The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1855, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONBY MARKET. Sarunpay, Deo. 15—5 P. M. ‘There wase very active and a very buoyant market ‘this morning at the Stock Exchange. The movements in Brie were upon a very extensive scale. The sales this figure up nearly ten thousand shares. In Kead- ing there was unusua activity. Western Railroad stocks were in demand, all at better prices. State stocks and wailroad boads were operated in to a large amount, and the appearance of the market was certaialy very favora- ble for holders and speculators for a rise, Nicaragua ‘Transit is moving up more gradually than other stocks, but we are inclined to think that it will be more firmly sustained. All the old stockholders in this concern have at last discovered that they have a magnificent pro- perty, apd all that is necessary is good management. ‘The stock is mostly held fur above current prices. and we doubt if prices considerably above those now ruling would bring out many shares, Tho last *re- port of this concern established two very important facts: first, the immense productiyeness of the ling and second its bad management. It must, even in the hands of those whe have heretofore so recklessly squan- dered its earnings, pay another year a better dividend on the market value of the stock thaa any other on the list. Michigan Central Railroad touched par to-day on time, buyer's option. There was a bear sule at 99 per cent, seller 00 Cays, There is talk of a very large divi- dend in January. Galena and Chicago was in demand at the close at the advance, There is but one railroad stock on the market higher than Galena, and that is New Jersey Raalroad. So far as real valne is concerned, it should stand head and shoulders above all others, At the first boara to-day Virginia 6’s advanced Lif per cont; Illinois Central Bonds 23¢; Centon Company 4 Pepnsylvania Coal Company 3; Nicaragua Transit 3 Frie Railroad 134; Harlem 34; Reading Railroad 2; Hud- on River Railroad 3; Michigan Central Railroad 1; Mi- chigen Southern Railroad 2; Panama 4s; Galena and Chicago 134; Cleveland snd Toledo 1; Chicago and Rock Island %{. Illinois Central Bonds sold to the extent of $131 000, opening at 81 and closing at 82 per cent. Cleve- land and Toledo appears to have strong buyers, At the second board the market was presty well main- tained, Galena and Chicago advancei 4 per cent, but was held at higher prices after the board, Erie and Reading were im demand, and closed without change. Harlem fell off 4 per ce: Nicaragua Transit was steady. ‘Tho parties buying this stock have completed a programme that will meet with general approval. It 4s a compre- hensive plan to place the company in the front ravk of dividend paying investments, It will do away entirely with all future competition; give a fair division of bust- ness; do away with the army of offisials now bleeding the treasury at every pore, and reduce its expenditures to the most economical basis, without destroying the com- pany’s efficiency. This is the substance of the program- me, and at the proper time it will be more fully developed. ‘Tue nteamuship Union, for Havre, has deen detained until to-morrow (Sunday) morning, She has on board $126,832 88 in wpecie. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 12:h instant, were as follows:— For the redemption of stook: For the Treaaury Depsrtme For tbe Interior Departmen For the oustoms., War warrants received and entered From mixcellaceous sources From sustoms On account of The grown receipts of the Commonwealth of Virginia for the two fiscal years ending October 1, 1855, were as follows:— Finances or Vincimia, 1855. Fiscal aaa Seaver $2,016,385 56 854-5. 1, 746; 958 08 $3,763 293 64 Balance in treasury Oct. 1, 1853.. 180,250 67 fan $9,940,668 21 $2,151,701 52 2182/8627 00 $4,934,534 52 984,981 81 231,541 34 Disbursements over recoipts...... Payment of which baa been made by tempo- do ebcnaaa ainsey dee Gapell Total defisiency.. seecees $616,622 65 Deficit for year 1856-56 is esti- balance im treasury. x Lena balance ry Be nail $1,454,251 66 Nocessary for Legislature to provide... ‘The Auditor says :— In order to place means in the treasury to meet the deficit which it bas been anticipated will exist under the preront laws, at the end of the year 1855-'56, excluding the deficit of the last year, a further tax will be necessary of about 1230. on each $100 value of property and other taxable #ubjects of revenue ia proportion. This, in ad- dition to the 20 cents now imposed, and 734 cents to ply the deficit which accrued prior to October 1s1, 18, ‘will ewell the taxes to 40 centa on each $100 val ‘of taxable proper'y, and other subjects in proportion. It a8 not preten jed that the rate upon every subject of taxation shall be doubled, but less than an average in- crease of 100 per cent will not, it is believed, produce the revenue nee will be required to austain the public exedit throughout the fiscal year now completed. + Mtodk Exeni Exchange. Saterpay, Dec. oe aoe $10000 Ind State 5 10% 16000 Virginia 6's. 90% 11000. do 7 15000 Mirsouri 6' {b3 87 5000 do 87 1000 Harlem ist m bs 824 1000 do 82 1000 Erie con bs *62. 80 11000 Erie bs of 76. 87% 7000 do 4.2... 87 1000 Hud Riv lst mbs 10044 1000 Hud Riv2d mbe 88 1000 Tl - RR bs.. a 500d : 7000 NY Cen Gia... 863 5000 NY C7’sexint, 100 13 shs Bank of Com 112 10 Am Exch Banik... 106 £00 50 Hud. Riv. 2 be a es RR.b20 100 90 99 5 Panama RR... 1 0 Cleve & Pitta Rit, do. 266 Ch & Ro Tal’ RR, 88 15 New Jersey KR.. BOARD, 105 54 OL Cent! RR 83 95 Galena & Chic RR 1224 PlevekTol RR.890 a . i <9 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1855. Ieis, There—as threescore and ten ‘Bia the talensrose in hivind «hebeme wal, through all the turns ot his eventful career, He would recover the estate longed to his fathers. He would be Hastings of Dayles- This purpose, formed in infancy and tellect expanded and hi He pursued his plan with that calm but indomitable force of will which wag the most striking peculiarity of hus en under @ tropical suu, he ruled fifty amidst all the cares of war, 1 pointed to Daylesford; and when his long public life, so checkered with good and evil, with glory and obloquy, bad at Jeng*h closed for- ever, it was at Daylesford that he retired to die. Is there among the managers of the Transit Company any one that boasts @ long line of illustrious ancestors like Hastings, whose boyish ‘ancy and ambition have been fired to recover, a patrimonial estate that has passed from the family possession? ‘The rapacity of some of them might induce the aus cion—the firm bargains made among themselves, which it has been shown that a single steamboat makes about $150,000 per annum more than a single the same service, where the proprietor of the line cleared his million of dollars per annum. It may be stated upon the authority an Eastern Nabob—Cheyte Sing—in the hope of ng some indulgence from Hastings in the tribute to the Esst India Company, secre ly offered him a £0,000, Bus tings took ‘the money, aud his ene- maintained that he took it in/ending to keep He certainly concealed the transaction fur a time, both from the Council at Bengal and the Directors at Public spirit, or the tear of detection, however, ithstand the temptation.’ He paid BOARDING iG AND WD LODGING. OARD —A GEN’ N rIFR, AND twe BR NTLEMAN ‘AND HIS WIFR AND $we Seber SEo8 AND ek 82 TWELFTH sf: STanmt, ooB. Dinner Good roo ‘Bt oue.o'clock, Pius avenue Sages SSTLESESS strovger as bi Sr BR eel ESA NSN as ARD] IN from iy 238 HENRY Ly Racha millions of Asiaties, his hoy attached, gi . finance and legisiation, st Pastel beers: within cn ‘minites’ rake of Auani é SESH SSERERESSSSE NS SSSHSSS PesssuSsares: OARD oN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A LADY AND entieman, or two gentlemen can obtain ® and bedroom attached, with Vos eS rook!yn, within a few ste Wall siees ao where the comforts of iffy be in ‘tment toed » te postal a comnmaluien” soll donations: . “JAMES PRYKK, President. LE OF TRUBIELS OF TH ae YORK FIRM DEPARTMENT, oar ‘Soorolaty, 256 ROARD WANTED. —A GENTLEMAN, W three children, aged 14, 16 and 18 y wish bo no other boarcers, and if Broadway and beiow Tw ‘Address Philadel ebee ; house 199 Henry a fallat.; house 10 Cit rege sireet. Raferoncos exe ‘Herald oftloe, for two days, OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GEN’ is wile, Ine private family, where ther ‘leasant room or rooms in second Soneet up, town, but not above Thirtieth street, brie ‘ Fey, a Sines Coe }; Thomas Pecoer, je aad Ladder C aa Ski ‘The sellers announced that the following gentlemen, havit received @ majority of the votes cast, were duly elected office: “ov! house 2 at. Samuel i. Thomson, 18 Spruce st.; Bouse 145 Laurone st, nm Sept. 6—Martin ‘& Smith, for legal services. . COMMITTER ON SCHOOLS. Oct." 25—Dor tee. Se »_ W. oun S. BELCHER. DAVID MILLIKEN, <a ae sete Ue tek Ces ROARDING.—MRS. MEDHURST CAN AccoMMOD ATE ‘® gentleman and bis wife, or two or three gentlemen, with good rooms, with full or paral board; the house is lighted with gas, Apply at 641 Houston strect, ING. FURNISHED “ROOMS, WITH PARTIAL board, for single gentlemen, in @ strictly private family, where there are no other boarcers, Gas inevery room. T! Dope efor secure a comfortable home for the winter will tind this ace Apply at 34 Dominick street, between eee Ws Samuel B. Thomson. COMMITTER ON FLNANCE. Pentz, Samuel 6, Thomson. Davin Tunant. COMMITTEE ON WOOD AND COAL, J Y. Watkins, coe ene *- Watkins, A. J, Delatour, 3, B, Thom- flan ott H.§. Mansfield of Engine Co. No. 9, it was resolved that the oflcers be authorized to determined him to wi over the bribe to the Com, In the transactions of Ae Peary. A. Burr, ATRCIAL COMMITTEE 70 sous Albert Jd Delatour, Adam P. Per (THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE REPRESENTATIVES of the New York Fire Depariment was hejd at ead Tnstitate on Montay erening, Le negeoerd 1d, ty at 7: o'clock. Present—J insdale, P1 er, Secretary ; John 8. Giles ‘Lreasurer; David Theat. Collec- tor, and a quorum of representatives. be setae of the previous meviing were read, and, on mo- Gammation af Mr. D. Reynolds Budd, of Hose Company No. 36, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That when we nijjourn, we, adjourn to meet on ‘Thursday evening, January 3, 1856, to of committees i seitte BR to prepare an abstract this meeting, aud hage: the same published ry ect, in the abstnee of the President élect, the Vice President, Mr. ee at announced that Mr. wn be Co Nor Sb, had boos appolatod: audliors of he Reanaee Venn, of of Evgine Co No. 14 the fol- ‘Ricken, down tp our —~Loan on rage. Rov. zt —Boke & Valk, bill monuments, do, jie 1—dew Rig hecae Hirata,’ bill Balance ‘due tot to ew ‘ecoun Transit Company is there any instance of any portion of the unjust geins of the wanagers and agents being paid into the treasury of the rexsihg the sum in ster- lastings’ bribe, received About £28,000 Jing money, to compare tt wi by Cheyte Sing.) ix the extra earnings of the “Storrs Nevada,” over what she would earn pec annum by the contract under which she entered the service, The fact should not be lost to sight, that the old contract was ex- ceedingly Hberal. eee ae took ee OARDING. —GOOD PLAIN BOARD, WITH PLEA- Macdougal street, for single or married or unfurnished, fant roome, at 35 persons, without children: hooms tarnished Terms moderate. No modern improvements to pay for, LADY OR TWO CAN BE ACCOMMO- rooms and first rate board; (here are no Ouse; very pleasant location; board r in advance In lieu of reierence, Call at 146 Greene street, OARDING AT 94 WARKEN STREET.—ONE LARGR Foom dn seconé floor, suitable for » gentieman and bis entiemen with full or paera board ; day er: rer’s accounts for the engu nj On motion of Mr. H. B. lowing resolutions were unanimous); Whereas, God. in his omnisctence, F., McGraw, who was endeared to us by his ddeiliy as 5 Glend, ‘and as an associate member of this body; herciore, Resolved, That we, his fellow members, sincerely feel and deplore the loss ot our friend, Wm. (dene ds of righ itr for himself the undying esulved, ‘That wo regard. ine decease of oar aseoclate a ent generally and this ond ‘in to us op earth, he will still hy ined on memory’s trubtui record. Mr. Charles Myers, of Engine Uo. No. 48, offered the follow- Whieh'waa, on motion, adopted: Commissioners of the New York Fire De- they are hereby invited to attead tne meet of Hose Compsny No. 46, stated that e given at the Apollo Root '1—By balance due on last Report. iby cash for interest on bond and morigage. 1—For interest on interest. ines and boilers, and the repairing well known to be a busine, that large profits when it contends with all the chances But when a man in this business the ruling genias of a company like the Nicara- gua Transit, which owns several large steamers, and may make bargains with them in which his owa cuptitty is limit to hie profits, it may be safely assumed ‘arren Hastings, not any other manager of the oi like advantages of gratify- itself is a mice of paces a position, in its ps = ie jobs of steamboats, is Si host ‘uifinished business, and hot aii pooh - F. MeGraw, who, by his 11s of the ‘Trustees and Treasurer retary, accepted, and ordered 10 THB REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PIKE DEPANTMENT—FINE DE- PARTMENT FUND—TKUSTEE’S KEPORT FOR lt In pursuance with theinvariable custom, and of the require- mets of the department, the Truster have the honor to submit herewith devalled slalement of the operations of the Board during the past year, tog e_Ssie tegumusodated With board. OARDING IN BROOKLYN. ‘would accommodate a family, or single | of rooms, an Second or third floors; clase, and convenient to Wali street and South ferriea. Henry street, between Congress and Amit, 'URNISHED btecagieed AND ph tested FOR A GEw- were then read "by tbo" arent calamity vo the Depart particular; bit though dead —A PRIVATE FAMILY entieman, wit British company, ever enjo fectaa” ‘ager ing bis avarice. wealth, to which Hastings could furnish no. parulle Hastings rose from the condition of a humble account ant, going through various grades of service, in all of roved his extraordinary, and it may bo in military and eAtia yoene ave staat) romeetboee service, he lefl the scene of his immense cures and labors for his native land, with the gains he had accumulated from the resources of one of the most fertile micds that well be doubted i his fortune, am- ve been, was equal to that which a8 been acyuired in afew short years in the service of Ri exolved That the ‘with such observations and re- commendationsas telr rellection and experience would ssn {, in order to render more perlect that benevolence it in the object ofthis charity to bestow upon those entitled to is *atronig the many charities ofthis city there is none which enjoys in & higher degree the confidence and regard of its clti- zens than the Fire Departnemt charity. most useful and extensive institutions of the kl other in {ts most essential features—that of being organized upon an entirely voluntary basis, suppoi by the voluntary subscriptions of hoarted, and administered by the voluntary services of every icer connected wit ni In this connection, the Trustees beg leave to state that durin year various friends and members of the Department iy sontributed to aid them in increasing the measures of ralief,Prominentiy among these will be found the name of Wiliam 'B, Astor, Eaq., whose philanthrop; 6d by moat beral donation t is ower benevolent indivi: ag well as the regular ether with other im. 4d correotly fo at, r. Jas, Millward, Jr. ‘4 ball waa advertised to b Sixth avenue and Forty thi partment, and that he fogarded the said ball as {i ry to the Department instead of a benedi the niet Tesolution, which was unanimously adopted: — nd, Thatthe offleers of this body be instructed to pub- ers as they may select, & notice cau louing the ven on’ the 24th instant atthe ‘avenne and Forty-third street; ant lint the Bosed of Trumees be warn our citizens against contributing to any bail, co other amusement purporting to be for the benefit ‘of the: Fire Department, unless the same shall have previously received a etolde Budd, the following resola- ere upantmousiy adopted:— the thanks of this body are eminently due, and are Sereby tendered, to Mr. John J.’Tindale. tor the very able, efficient and courteous manner in which he h: ed the onerous duties kes his position of President of the ‘Depart. ° Fhat Yo Me. Wm. D. Wade, an Vice President, and Mr, John 8. Belcher, as Secretary, we would, and do hereby, bear willing witness of thelr devoilon to the duties of their re: spective offen the ‘Op motion, the board then is JO) ‘e ag TINDALE, President. WM. D. WADE, Vice President, SSeeesesussss Ss Eeye mortg: fy Dec. 80-52 Initiation Cert. from A, Carson, Esq. ig G- Anema collected from fire com 4 for the door, Apply at No. 1 Garden row, corner Blevoa and Sixth avenue, ARON FURNISHED PARLORS, ON THE t and entemen, in a sant near Wi Waskigiog th in the house. Inquire at 302 Fi Itts one of the oldest, | 12—Interest on bond morigage. . 12—Interest on bond and mortgage. ; 12-Inerest on bond and mortgage, ; 12—Donation, Aina Insurance o., per Jacod Brouwer, Esa. Secretary. Arctic Ins Po Oakley |., Secretary... 1s—inierest of 2 andl ern id second floors, to let to id differ trom every iamily; the situation is quiet! and ple: e generous and benevolent- e as it is known to -ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO Tat Wee A brealdast it required. Rent mo: N y YOU DESIRE BOARDERS FOR THA WINTER, MA a at epmnny, direst Se ea ehureh. Sir Philip Francis, of whose ability it is enough to say that he is generally supposed to have been the author of Joniue, the historian says was forced to acknowledge, with sullen and resentful candor, that there was no con- tending against the pen of Hastings. ing out a case—of perplexing what it was inconvenient for people to understand, and of setting in the clearert point of view whatever would bear the light—was incom- y is substantially and - 18 5 Hieron bond and rene De gone al find ftbe ee 808 the rest way ba M. VALLOTTON HAS | REMOVED FROM NO. 98 ‘Warren sireet to Noa. 107 and 104 109 } Waveriey His power of mak- ons Ura erat ¢ sboation, desi duals who bave liberally contribuied city Fire Insurance Compani portant items, will be found talufuly an ed under their proper he Irhich your attention is ee on bond and . 1—Donation frow Loriliard ily invited." Thatotcer She boas ule tt Yoon bo erosan ‘oon a ‘and pleasant socom: balance of $1,/21 02, “irom various sources rate. amounts to a 932 It is a great reproach to Hastings? fame to compare him hands: troupe 4 with the managers of the Transit Company in anything except avarice, and in this he could but vie with them, Hastipgy’ admirers have some ground for garnishing this vice in him, by reascn of the fuct that his exactions were, in most cases, the seeming necessity under whica he act- ed—of obeying the orders of the Directory at home, ‘The pressure they applied to him was such as only the high- est virtue could have withstood—such as left him no choice, except to commit great wrongs, or resi post, ‘and with ‘that tune and distinction. or applauded apy crime, since whlab me he han rece Hag ABINGDON SQUARE, WEST SIDE, CORNER street.—A few gentlemen, or sentoman and ineir wives, can be handsomely ‘hi pleasantly located, in view of the Hudsoa Aziyer: Gas and inihe house, Cars and stages pass the di oor. RIVATE BOARD. —A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN be accommodated with a handsome suite of rooms in a , residing near the Shape ames i Ouse, replete with all are hus been expen iaapled firemen, &e., a, $1,080—leaving ab balance de Felilto sick and di re-inv 7 A MEFTING OF UNITED STATES HOSE COMPA. ny, No. 25,held alter the fire in Canal street, morning of December 16, he following resolution was waant: ly adopt w evalvea That the thanks of this company are due, and the tendered, o Mr. and atrs. (allegher and Mrs,’ Matreson, of 45 supply of refreshments fur- ©, PHOEBDUS, Secretary. ‘ATIONAL HOSE CO. 24 RETURN THEIR THANKS flo Rooms, for his liberal sup- ents at the fire in Canal street, ga the morning order, ene oy Fe the re feet eine ie ermane! and olictes insu bs permanent is, invested as fol- Sint Ins. Co. ity 600 on bond and mortgage, and oittls iatue expenditure has been occasioned by a varie'y of mong them was the unexampled duration of the past win'er, depression of nearly al! kinds of business cansing great dis and malt ig the numb a att special trust isan, atriotly private tamil nation Sund: Feb. 10—Donation Common Con or part of a prival Feb. 10 . Donation fee cH oder ost all his hopes of for- Fee ia Donati ¥, ¥. the Directors never enjoined In their letters were many just and humane sentiments, many excellent precepts; but every exhortation is modified ‘or annulled by a demand for money. Govern leniently and send more money, practice strfet justice and moderation, and send more Th's is the sum of almost all tings received from the Directors. anh ochoete fant canecn was necessary for him to disregard the moral discourses or the pecuniary requisitions of the directors, forced to disobey them in something, he carrectiy jud that the safest excuse would be to neglect the sermons and find the rupees. If his mind was more restrained by conscientious sera- Yes than any of the managers of the Transit Company, it wav not less fertile in expedients, and he was not slow 10 cisxcover and reduce to practice, plans by which ,the finances of the company were greatly benefitted. In the execution of bis schemes, the holders of the stock of the East India Company received lai besides advantages resultiny have the holders of fthe ‘Transit stock been. benefitted ? What a beggarly portion of its profits have gone into their peckets, compared with the milhons which have been grasped by its managers? Hastings was exceedingly clear and prectse in all his tements. Amongat all the strictures passed upon his conduct, the correctness of bia accounts His effrontery was not equal to the putting forth of a statement showing a cash balance on a day certain of $359,000, and subse- quently, with reference to the aame date, putting it down at about $17,000. When boys, Hastings and Cowper formed friendship which neither a lapse of time nor a difference of opinion and pursuits, could dissolve. of great orators were ery! preesor of India, the secluded and pure miaded poet coul imagine to himself Hastings, only as the Hastiags with whom he had played and rowed on the Thames, fused to believe that #0 good tempered a fellow cou O fias ins measure like Cowper, ved the innocence of boyhood, that can in clear mce speak a word in excuse forthe managers ot the Nicaragua Transit Company ? H. CITY TRADE REPORT. Satcxpay, Deo. 15, 1855. Frovn—The market was inactive, and without change of moment in prices. The sales embraced 6,000 a 8,000 . including common State, to land, at $8.37, and at Other descriptions about the Wheat was quiet, and no sales of sound of mo- ment were reported. For white Canada $2 15 was offered, and $220 asked. A cargo of prime Southern white was nd gome damaged Southern on private estern $190 wax bid, and $195 asked. For Tennessee red $2 was bid, and $2 05 a $2 07 Corn was in fair request at 98. a Oe.) with Ryo was steady, daughter, of at Franklin'street, nished to us at the above ta be let, furnlabed or ‘Safurniabed. “A seventy and, protracted for the Ponniial nucants for aid in a ratio unt ory ire Department. ‘The frus- a sand discrimination in order ard just exactions, have not been fellcacy and Bumaniy whieh Oats Secretary Feb. 12—Interest on bond and morta 105, ‘Donation Harmony Tos. Gon per 6: Giover, foes who enrrening this inestimable charity from should iiluence them in the disiribuion Vigltationsto the sick the necessities of the recipient wi tollon waxestabished for, and eepec always been a gratofal vu the faet that they ha been enabled. by the idence, to increase the amount owing tothe VER eT _ le lo 80, al UK| * is relieved by the eb, er N. Amer! to are ere R, of the Apo! if de apply at 86 Bleecker stroet. LET—A LARGE HANDSOME BEDROOM, ON At 259 Greene street, three doors from Clinion bd Suitable for he instructions EPlve tsb inst By but have uber Hartiord aid (Nori ina. Co., 2 per eet p Wa. H, Stevens, Haatiogs saw that it Feb. it es as, ba modern + ‘amily or or geniletien, with or without board, fete od A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMIL FU} viii et ean “9 ford if required, ind the ¢ of learni tae eing'n profesor. Gas and osih # private house from Irak known to blessing of Prov! nent fund; but this year, ditures, they have been wnab) source ef disappointment in some respects, pleasing vetleedon that the charities oC ths depariment wore seasonably or beneficially exerted, and that, while to the vans of the sick, or su} dead fireman, they felt the ment bad the ability, inthe hour of painful adversity, vo ‘etretch ithout turning ‘away the needy and treased. Bince their last annual report three members of this depart: ‘ment, when in the voluntary exercise of their duties, an: elied by the nobiest impulses, beta lost their lives in defend- lng the property of our cltizens} struck down in the mids in the house. No. 16 FURNISHED ROOM, private family; one wher referred. Terns not to exceed $4 a week. and Twenty-necond streets, Taras ae A GENTLEMAN, ih Bere , wR ‘ire cent premium on 4 = ae ee gd Yn Go.,” 2 per 648 Be BROADWAY.—A SPLENDID SUITE OF ONE TO Feb. oa—Inlarevon bond and mory furnished, fire, gas, and Feb, 22—From A. B, McDonald, ag ; alao an Cd {rent parlor, er cent ie on mouste is, Location between ( d offee. three rooma, connec! full board, suitable for fami) ‘and one or two single rooms, oelock. from its appre ‘ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG FRENCH GRNTLEMMN, ‘a large and comfortable bed vith b house of the first ‘Terms moderate, office, SECOND AVENUE. — NEWLY apariments to Jet, with board, 10 parties of gentle- men, or gentlemen and their wives. ‘Also, single rooms. Tocatea net new, Foi all a a improvements, pleasantly pt 16 any a rob 2 Donation pane Ins. Feb. 28—Interest on toads ‘and morig Feb. battle’ James 8. Hi Ue a tender their sincerest expressions of sorrow “The, School Committee of this Board, uy the duty ot Saag sca, apt such’ accounts and 81 ‘ANTED INMEDIATELY ce GENTLEMAN WISHES bosrd for himself, wite, child (21 months old) and nurse. small room er & youns ry mnmode- per calendar month. Pay eo of vine the washing. done ia. the house Location w be above Kighth and below Frrexiys third | a Address Parker, Herald ofiice, for two whom Sevoryse of firemen attending the publ to diese interest dijon and dé mn and the dhe widows aro: HUDSON STREET—NEATLY oh pln pita und second floors, gentlemen or gentlemen and wi single foe House LRgcrmn 4 near wih modern jent N. ins. Co., Phil..2 per cent j ann eure ro cle ga ment, given at the Academy was never called in of thelr’ charge wiih patient fide buted these 8 Of on ies larger number tly be imagieed bow much real good e much real the department, wei when the than in 4 distributed 33 135% 5% HIGHTH STREET. — DESIR AD! posite’ the Mereastile er STREET.—TO LET, CHEAP. WITH OR ‘breakfast, & han furnished wp, iow lady cr. went Toa young nay who woeke be ou e. ‘Terms very mo EAST TWENTY: ‘FIRST STRERT.—GRAMMERCY ; Boome, with boa larg E SUITS OF ROOMS EXTRA Pay. Boma LANDS, UNITED STATES PASSPORTS AND United hates navy Bui Untied others —I \atned, extra ps} ‘States pa’ Pe 7 heirs tae [eyed Sailors collated end all — of elas ini lee Noto PMs su dato) Parser MISCELLANEOUS. i ca, ali CORNS, BY MADAME BEKHARD, NO. between Broome and Delano! we i ot winter {a taken into cond severity of the past winter {s taken eration. ‘The Behool Commitee alao report that the a Schaick seho- Inrrhipe at ie New York University are fled ward L. Snyder and Sames W. tinguished members of this department. It gives the Trustees much pleasure to state that, cent appointment of Fire Commissioners, under the by the Legislature at 18 lost sesulo benefitted to an extent When the voices of a erone, for vengeance on the oj une... Apri Cee or Req nek ‘Starbuck. “Agents Metropolitan Tat, oo Boston, 2 per sent premiam on il man; Also ® garret Foo a teough the the day Apply as April gpinati Bank Stock. April =! done anything very wroi 1s there any man who the departinent has been more favorable than even its best friends ‘The Commissioners were elected in the dy the firemen themselves, and the effect of thelr decisions, unbiassed by political prejudices yartment of the riotous Donaiion, Ne ¥, Fuse. and” Gon Underhill Rag. abs fon Gon per April 14—Donaiion, Beekman Ins. Uo., per 8. H, Conger, Apr! 4—Donailon, Union iiutuai ins. Co, z April M-Depailon, ‘Goma Cheater, Baa. Secretary. April 1-Dpatin, etn Ins. Co., ‘The house contains all the modern im- tor single senlemens rovements, eae April 14—Donation REMSEN STREET, BROOKLYN HE(GHTS —A PLEA- allt room and two bedronas iBone o's fly or 0 or eieaie genilonenns Doar ot jet, wi sit; gua bath, cy Rete jen exthanged: will forever rode the political and every other rioter frem, oo eee political influence can no longer embolden or ‘The law also requiring every ad) grown in the 1 least pain or Inconvenience. a pene, or at Madame 84a $8 50 from store. Persons can be attended to B's residence, from 1 usu 7 oveloak, en Py ere, Be La 4a centlemen and their r wives, ‘moderater WHITE STREET, Furnished reoms to let, wii quired, tn's private bi SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE two gentiemen and their wives, or four single gent with turnished and full or partial board. Went t Nineteenth street. SINGLE R GENTLEMAN 18 geval OF FINDING and bedroom, in hood of Union “olats an ps Log sreriee: breaks Bree fireman when on duty to wear or fire cap, pad probibiting any but firemen earing them, went into operation in the early part of the present ions.” Tee intentem of ins law Sato keep al sons but firemen from ihe vieinity BOARD AND A gentlemen or Adee eae, CURE FOR CORNS, tints CAL- Joaities. nails growing into the flesh, and disord made at $2 20, ai ORE ELOO Wi povi beame BROAD- oo method, withod ry ani ‘without pay the sligl man, cenit | May path and morigage. In compliance with we May 1~Intereston bond and mortgage. ou inlereateseren se diay 3-Interest on bond and 2- Interest on bond and_mor ‘ives ives the cag ae ve requires eration Gi oarry it out; but itis i berg ‘that co in that co-opera ‘a Fight to expect, und ihe orders of the Mayor 1 thai stock sre in Sigroat tomneare aimogardod, this department will cheerfully, sustain the charge ot il abe bal t Ey SasIoVS: sales of 16,000 a 20,000 bushels, salea of 12,000 a 15,000 bushels at ‘A lot of Tennessee,’ poor quality, sold at , o Onts—Southern ranj end Chicago at 48c. a S4c., market was quiet, with 200 a 00 bbls. mess, old, in lots, at $19 75 a $20. country mess and prime, was unchanged. About 250 8, Ohio, sold at $23. 450 bbis, av 12so. @ 1240 ig 10. the ‘numerous his oay will be limited to a very ghort desirous of consulting him will please take tamotiane ‘appll- ist, of No. 3 Conduit strect, ‘0. 60 Bis Rue de Rivou, Paris, family and nobility of Grea: 'Britala w receive (during the shor here) pationls laboring andor pate. rotnive them the same ceriain ‘bated for him s Kuropess rept ic testimonials #uch as bave ¥ any professional man, Mr, Levi may be consulteé from 10 o'clock in the morning until 4 in the afternoon, Sunday excepted, at No. 91 Kleveuth wirest, between Filth and Sixth avenues. COPIES OF TESTIMONTALS From his Imperial Mi jeaty OS eee mL, Je certite que M. Levi enleve Jes corn avec une extreme wuts Narownon Box Araute, “‘{From his Grace the preacat Duke of Hamition,} : i tothe skill of Mr, Levi. Dovetass & Leg pee 4 agemenia elsewhere, police in the dis- 10 bo hoped that if the latter fail, a reaponatbie oc Se nota eae ‘Mr. LEVI, surgeon chi Regent sireet, Lonaon, ond patronized by’ the ro; Md France, will bob \hat he intends rematul eS: not thieves and vagabonds as the row around theneighbor as imperfectly disc Tatled to direst attention to the Chai jatio to the number aed character of iw beneficiaries, and {ts strong claims t» the consideration of Cad benevolent. To visit the Widow and faiherless in thelr aft wespired Ci “nd and tea required, Prime was at $18. pinion 10 thelr own foolings, ns well a ¢ the: ble Fund, in rr SEs “GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO QINGLE jentlemen, can be pleasantly ‘accommodated with fur rooms, with gas and fire, in red il Inquire at 37 ees’ prime mes Lard continued firm, with sales of 5,000 Ibs. were sold at 1230. a st at unchanged rates. State prison were sold at 89c. enjoined upon all by eatiation as to parsons or deprived 8, natural srolosiore, But hose eho bare been trowsapon tie jorded by our fund are the widows ana orphans of our ten, of woom have been personal as members of the 0H! can lay scarcely ever been obtained Whiskey—150 bbls. hority, and bis without y which ba LADY AND GENTLEMA¥ CAN OBTAIN A wel furnished room. in a modern house. occu; with or without board fcr lady. on moderate terms. central. Address Kooms, Broadway Post oftce. FRENCH FAMILY OFFERS ‘A SUIT OF APART. to three or four gentiemen ‘tho wiah (0 have comfortable lodgings, and every aiten‘ioa fasi frequired, Apply a: 915 Broadway, three locks above Union square. \ LADY | AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE BOARD FOR for the gentleman, in a private $14 par, week: large front % agbee ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVEBY DAY. Interest me 6—Inierest on bond and mor 6—Douation, rark Losuras __FINANCIAL, —MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, + ,wruiches, Jowelry, dry goods, segars, ke, ‘aah; stocks, noies. more peas confidential and prompt. brokers and commisston merchants, nf Ann, room No. 2, second durely their destitute wives and children m: appeal, not merely to our sympathy, but to that of the eom- who have received the venefit of their ies, character than that of the’ Fire Department have had. thelr inerensed by direct appropriations from the Le: d by frequent and iarge bequests of private indi- Denial resale wich Be ane. their ay ia tor atthe meet called TW of the increasing Lumbers of Whose who will the suggestion is worthy of oon- tmeans which bave ments, elegantly f munity at larg $600. 000 rtgage 13—Interest on. i) and morigage. Sune 19—Interest on bond. June 22—Interest on bond ned penises BI merest on interest nnd MOP HOMPSON & UO. jagsau street, corner (Prem tis Grace the pres T certify that Mr. Levi bas entirely onred my corns, CrerELanD, 17 St James’ square, London. {From bis Grace the Duke of Leeds.) Tconsider that Mr, Levi is a very clever Toperstor for coras, 4s be bas extracted several very patnful for me this moraing, ers, Clarendon Ho'el, London, e Lord Archbishop of Ar- gh. Lceriify that Mr. Levi exuruced the corns which wore tm my Joay G. Aumaca, quare, Loofon, Aug 8, 164% arqitis of Lansdowne. viduals, and by 1 Fog ‘om and second floor, fire ard lights Ineladed ho WANTED, THE ABOVE AMOUNT, ON e ro cal ‘and convenient to cara and rr dond and mortgage on A liberal bonus wi wa o¥ShEs roperty worth four | beleresfier entitled to rae, be given. Address | sideral proved so'efisient, beretofore to aid of our charity might noe De attended with cor munity disting ula! ‘ith all the new, improv es the amount. Carlos, Meraté ofice. WANTED-—FOR TWO YEARS, FOR WHICH 18 per cent per annum interest will be paid ample security given. Address without the slightest pela, + Se! We live in a.com for its many. noble charities, and not ae- vommed to overlook the sick and destitute, the widow and the irresistibe that an An additional ap- HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM WELL FUR hirteenth street, between Fifth family private, house new, and contaias ali ‘The best of references given and t nisbed to let, at rom the Most Rey. his ‘Grae the and Sixih avenu he modern improvements, required. Breakfast and ea If desired WIDOW LADY, RESIDING IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN of the South ferry, wou! a Aug. 4—Interest on bond and mortgage. ug. 4—Interest on bond and morigage. vug. 4—Interest on bond and mortgage. Aug. 4—Interest on bond and mortgage, oug. 15-119 certificates from A. Oarso Aug. 2—Tnterew on bond acd morty; I= Interest on bond and morigag Donation Merebas ept. sept. 40 i rag T viper ee cent rem. on policies. Bes 8 Sgeesess SUEN SseEEE S Slese Seeeseveseesessuss mo 2.0) In advance, aad orphan, and the conviction is peal would strike a responsive chord in man; sults have been 4 feet, without giv! RE (From the Most Noble the Mr. N Levi extracted & corn for me with pervert Keley square, Landon. NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN, OR PURCHASED ‘at one prices, on diamond valuable personal’ property, mn Fulton street, second floor, front room ry M.. ‘A fow valuable oil poiniiign 10 be sold a bargain, LLINOIS AGRNOY AT AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, by given that an instalment of two per cent ouat of in'erest accrued upon the stocks of the State of Thinola, on aod efter Monday, th Ment will be stam . and M. Canal Bonds. Jou. FE, two minutes? walk ate & gentleman and his wife with there are no other boarders; also two handsome Beats: frst floor, to Jet, furnished or unfurnished, PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD eT PUR. ‘rooms, with or without partial board, or would ietpartot' howe turrished, “Apply Houston at, near Sullivan. LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMOD ATED ‘with board and ® comfortably furnished room, ful! hoard pers lady only, partial or gentleman, if required, by apply ing ot Laurens board; would prefer a From Robert Forguss eq. M. lesty Of Great Srita'n J Mr. Levi bas most skilfully extracted two corns from my fee\, without giving ine the slightest pain. ont. Fencusos, M.D, 9 Queen street, May Falr, London, March 3. In addition to the above in ipanies—the con Tea he oy otber in Liverpool; iseaecne npectgt trans bees anies, doing an immense basiness here and dividing large te among its foreign stockholders, and protection (8 the Fire Department 8 mont juat and cous rm t of the cit; jad a of their Widows and nd. The. other? delinquent, bende ‘Altred Feit ‘Al the other companies, lly complied with the Ante sbaring inthe ample refuses to comply with 8 6 jus law, passed. to aid ae ind mie Sept. 14-106 certificates trom A it De paid or " will be paid on ac Sep 2—1ah ceritenton fom, K. Semon i vo og oa ‘at No. 3 Ludiow place, wihenticaiel testimonials, many thonisands more in his possession (amoog which are heverat nest Jean be seen oy favoring hiae nth street, between Fith and upon the coupon of Treasurer of of Tit from indies of the highest rat t hiv offer, 91 Bl Siath‘avenves, New York. N. B.—No professional convection with any pereon, are Ase Bigs ‘ow and James Wri ite ceptions, have faith a all Committee licoutinue thelr tn ized from their last annual baile at t Music, ibe ety large sum of $5.956 34 which ver io our Treasurer, and suitably acknow- edged ty bim through tbe daily papers, Handsome donations have bt ue Now York Herald kod other public journals, for whlch ihe artiment i under many oblige be terms of service of vet 81— Dcuaton }xceaor Ianrauce Co., per 4. Qeacl gable exertions, ARYSVILLE CITY BONDS.—COUPONS FOR ITH rert falling due Jaumary Ist, 1866, Hoods, will be paid on presentation at American Kxouange Bank, New York, on and after that date {RENCH MECHANICAL LAMP’S, CARORLS AND MO- , bronze statues and groupe, ures. Hobemian ware, & rencty qua: theta RESPECTABLE PRIVATE ENGLISH FAMILY, OON 1 having more room than they re or two gentlemen, or 4 gentle- ger, where bey oan fully enjoy the com- irst’ references given and roquired, dreas to the care of L. L. D. Ferrara, Brookiyn post otlee. COUPLE OF SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLE man and his wife, can be accommodated with board, ina . {6 & botise with #1 the modern improvements, th, dc.; references required. st Twenty-second street, between Sixth and Seventh ues. deraiors, Candelabras, cloc) bronzes ching vases. biseutt fy assortment of rich chiseled PALE Ds, Just received. received from the editors 0 Nd CO., bankers, Maryay ONEY —CASI LIBERALLY ADVAN hold furniture, wateh surgical, nautical and music harness, Gry goode, hardware, and personal property of ever same bough’ out for bigheat cash pric Goodh received for storage or pale, aud out door sales attended to by MCOAF FRAY & T1CK.—THR, INTEREST JANUARY 1 ie, rf THR SandenG of New York, on if cont in pido der dt tn ae oe of JOR Si Broadway. ¥, 22—Interest Boe ane eorense. hr eae 188 Carson: Kaq. certificates 23—Interest on bon ‘nad mortgage: oED ON HOUSE jewelry, firearms, plauofortes, instruments, horaes, wagons, ‘Waikins, Jobn B, Pock and Seneeleees es Keliy will expire thi year, Tt will be necessary, there- fore, vo elect three trustees, each. All ot which ts respectfully rubniitted, I onder of the AMES Sesretary. ERCHES,—20,000 LARGEST Brime “o.dec; alng cra. at 0m prices SSseTsssess SSesee ba Hourd of Trustees, D Decemh eae aN RRs ANNUAL perone, FIRE DEPANTMENT FUND, IN ACCOUNT thet, ‘hey Are receiving reguler imporwtions of ~~ eg A Matt a wena ra or Liverpool; Arrangements are such as to enabie thea lo supply orderm Ay quantities atthe very la ea sad EW PATENT SPECTACLES.— THEY IMPROVE a. sion, suit lor Mfe, change to greater magnifyin, vot reqnired. near and distant objecia seen disuastly . FRANKS, lectarer on the eye, patenine and maker, IgE row, opposite Astor Hours. “auendance, 9 A.M, WITH JOAN 8, GILES aB_23 588 Siskias eeBESR S Fe FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN Be ‘ACOOM Mt ed with board, in a private fa West Twenties h street, be Dotween six morigag 1-116 initiation cericaten pet A. Carson, E+. . 1—Divident on bank stock. S Interest on bond and 8+ Interest on bond and Interest on bank int BS sssss See! ‘steoug 2 ‘Pith, er Van Vorgt guardian children of James 8, a bisentener ve 4. H.C! sCinrky bili en's bill. BO: ne Glark, ut prin Hd EOE chiidren renebard eoeezesesss EnSishe a “Ph ASANT La or ROOMS, (SKOOND Secs frost) with board. Ray be secured for the pom 84 the DICKPOCKETS, BEWARE.-TH® MOST USEFUL IN. @ patent pocket for {be cont and vest, rotation seeing! thieven: ‘he righte Of thet es. For sale low, Address box SSS er ro Lo akg for the year 1466, wih the ne ues the ‘New vork tine Deseret Fd Fund, of eight doliars and forty-five cents, WM. B. Re WM. TaOMPeu New York, Dee. 3, 1866. bonds m venticn of the age ona hear oe cot Beret, ge 1s a aure ee wil vena a Uae off New ¥ wh, Oo 3 an, en bam Rs Lacour, 6 a chives, Men until Taree: Rouse. , Treasurer, = , Thea caller ROW CASES —SCAMITT & BROTHERS, MANUPAC- and Nal phage g28ze ~ 77 Wont Third street, Cinelnmatl, constantly on band. Orders prompuly exesuted, Olio. A. large" assortment "Interest due children cases taken in exchange. February ar Asse. | By Y oremneion, “mon Feb. 1-1 fonson, Boars w A WIDOW LADY, ABOUT TAKING A FOR, in the upper part of the cit) Be hag glad e inpagnsent & wre ponte Tent s sabe of rooms und wevure them iy P. ©., Post office. ‘bond ‘Special Trust tunds.. rea! eaanttess Eeeen) those who wou'd mist her, she pat d AND FRATRRG— PREMIUM WOT AIR “fs ves for wale, el vety tw sireet, between Jor beaters. ‘ibe beat a every variety of parlor and ‘couking wo Butieom stove depot, 260 Hu ing and Charlion streets Blaczan Tid pensions, Febraary qr. J—Loration Comnttier. . SY MADE CLOTHING WANT?.D.—TAR ADVERTIC : = pa Fs ‘& party having mo made orbing. 10F ania cheap. Way Fost oftice, he can hear of @ rhc conidentin} sf cowie Fo ao .—ONE OR hs Ad SINGLE hgh id CAN roo sta) apes ly, ine housework. Aj iy at “ 00 Alo ar Docks from Bower? aie ‘Chas. F. Sas of gis Soap No, 43, ae of the department are duo and Feb. #20 Ht Clark. bill prin Feb. 10—Sunday Atiss, advertisi 0—Commer inl Advertiser, advertising... 16—Sunday Mercury, advertiaing. Feb. 2—Dons! Fev. i Courter and nqnirer, adverts g:. rhe Carman, 6 monihw ‘TEST BEYRRAGE OF Fie Cah om. cael s o rie finest od ~hew 4 for 4 EATRST LIBS & BROTHER'S cel: acknowledged %, all to be not Diousnem, rangement o the iv jork, Imparter ofthe canton ro Font, and so) of ihe pure an! unadal'erat ‘unan' Resolved abt} are bereby tendered to the Trustees and 1 paral manner in whieh they hare Saker ent In announcing the next order of business the President took SSSSNSSSTTTSUS ~ sa¥ezd. TROARD AND | ROOMS IN UNION SQUARR —FAMILIRG of ingle gentlemen wantin desirable accotnmoeatinns at NO e above Fiflernth street cently re furnished and fited up ih good sy e, agin w sole aynttacturens | occasion (0 express bie warmest thins he ~ nnd bo the Trnstee bias ee for the maniatance th Unlow square, was aide, The house bas been re each wrapper na a ‘prove ¢ffieo member of the Foard cf trustee aby oe A War gratifie at