The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1855, Page 6

6 Our Richmond Correspondence. Rucumowp, Dec. 10, 1855. he Late Rebellion in the Empire of Democracy—Review of Former Difioulties—A Great Tempest ina Small Teapot— A Traveatie upon Shakspeare’s ‘Much Ado About Noth- ing!"—Blood and ‘thunder—Innocont Whigs Entrapped- The past week has been an exciting one to the demo- racy of the Old Dominion. The fires of civil (or rather wueivil) war have again been lighted, and a portion of dhe democracy have been caught in open rebellion to the reigning junto, The conspiracy was, however, nipped in the bud by Mr. Deneafe, of the Senate, on Tuesday—the gecond day of the session—dy a motion to go into the lection of United States Senator on Saturday. As the readers of the Hnap may not have an ac- Quatatance with Mr. Deneale, it may be well enough to give bim a passing notice. Mr. Deneale is the Senator from Rockingham, dresses in homespun, and looks as if butter would not melt in his mouth. Simple, however, ‘as he looks, be is nobody's fool, but is one of the sharpest 01d cocks in the democratic pit. In his younger days he stood high as an evangelical preacher, but getting tired of ¢he short commons which are portioned out to evange- ists among the unchristian Tenth Legionists, he deserted the army of the Lord and went over to the locofocos, among whom he is understood to have fared better. ‘To see him in his homespun gearand demure counte- nanoe, one would little immgine him to be a perfect mar- tinet in party drill, or that he was one of the shrewdest Of the very shrewd wire layers and trigger setters of the 4g004 old Commonwealth.” ‘The tull measure of Mr. Deneale’s shrewdness has never been developed until the advent of his motion. It has been uaderstood by the knowing ones that the democratic portion of the democratic party would make strenuous efforts to put ex-Governor Floyd in the United States Senate in place of Mason. By democratic portion, I mean the same party who endeavored to nominate Leake for Governor, last year, in place of Wise, and, in coutra- distinction, the Enquirer Junto, a faction which nobody is green enough to suspect of having » particle of democracy for the last twenty years. It wili be remembered that the Leake party was headed =by Hughes, of the Hzaminer, and Charles Irving, of the Lynchburg Republican, while the Junto forces were lod by Ritchie and Pryor, of the Kn- quiver. Im this (the nominating) convention, Hughes ‘and Irving had managed to secure a majority of the dele- gates from the different counties, supposing, in their in- nocence, that a majority ot the delegates would dictate the nominee. The result shows how little they knew of Gemocratic usage. Ritchie and Pryor had provided for j ust such an emergency, and came down upon the Leake ‘men with a shower of proxies that covered them com- pletely. Ofcourse, the latter were furious, Hughes and ‘Irving raved like madmen. The voice of the people was overslaughei; but when were the people not overslaughed, ‘or considered of the slightest moment, whenever it was not ia unison with the Junto dictation? Hughes and Irving lost their candidate, but obtained an insight into ‘democratic usages,” and the sovereign virtues of wire- pulling and trigger setting, which should have been an equivalent for their dtsappointment, but which, the last effo:t shows, they have made but a sorry use of. The next issues of the Examiner and Jepublican breathed forth fire and fury, and promulgated threats of terrible vengeance, Had their threats been carried out, “Only, of Onancock” would have been not only defeated, but buried beyond the hope of reeurrection, and would now have ‘been fishing for oysteis in the creeks of Ascomac, instead of fishing for the Presidency; and in that view, for the favor of meu of every hue and phase of opinion, from Gen, Quitman and Jeff. Davis te Joho Van Buren and Dougtaas—I do not mean the little Douglas of Ilinois, but the bigger, though perhaps, blacker Douglass of New York, But a most wonderful change same over the spirit of hese valiaat rebels. Hughes, after raving like a mad ‘buil for a few weeks, besame suddenly quiet; and instead Of continuing the ‘fits”” he bad promised Wise, wunt to worl foc him likea beaver. At the same timo, Chariey ‘Irving, for the first time in his life, ‘‘ caved in;’ and not Ouly belabored Sam in his paper, but pelted him with any quantity of hard arguments, and harder jokes, from ‘the stump their exertion talents and influence they eiected Wise; but found, after the smoke and ex- citement of the battle had cleared away, that theic exer- tious bad no more effectually kiHed Sam than themselves. ‘Wise ia too vain to imagine for a moment, tha: anybody had anything to do with Sam’s defeat but his own modest elf, and consequently feels under no obligation to them for coming to his rescue, while the Enquirer Junto would gee them at the devil betere they should have # ccumb ‘of either spoils or glory. Disappointed again, axa smart. under the reflection that they had been Bocus pocus- in, tbe rebel chiefs concocted another secret re- Dellion for the purpose of ous' Mason from the United States Senate, and putting Floyd fa his place. They determined that, this time at least, the Junto ehould not forestall them. Mason’s term of wer vice would not a under two snd a half years, giving r laying thle | wires and setting their triggers. They commeceed immedia laid out their pians, and negotiated combinations with such care and caution that their success neemed certain. Al) was done before the meeting of the Legislature that could be, Jeaving only a tow weeks log rolilag among a few addition: ‘al membera before the plot would be ripenet, when it was to be aprung upon the Junto, But who did they expect to fool? ~Whie conspirators were concosting their plans, and, as they Linge had enveloped then in im- Penctrabie secresy, the eye of the Junto had ferretted out every secret, tracked every # step, and prepared to check- amate every move. Waile they—good, easy souls—wore i~ saying the wires for operations & few weeks hence, ‘Parson Deneale, on the second day of the cession, rose in ibis place, and with an air of quiet innocence moved that the ture, the House concurring, go into theSena- ‘torial election on the Saturday tollowing. Deneale’s rotion slipped quietly through the Senate and came down upon the conspirators of the House like a ‘bombshell, scattering their wires and triggers to the devil, and filling them with consternation. They had Deen caught flagrante delicto, in the very act of treason. They koew something of the quality of demo- cratic mercy, and they sbrank ast at what now seemed their inrane temerity. The fire of old Deneale’s eye nerwed to wither up their very heart strings, Terri- die visions of the wrathful Knight of Accomac flitted be- fore their excited imaginations, and they trembisd in un- disguised terror, as they retlected that he would proba- bly bang them as high &¢ Human, an clevation he had designed tor Nerthern Yankees, until he reflected that Yonkee votes might be useful in the Presidential contest. Poer devils! Their leaders endeavored to bring them to the actatch on a vote to postpone, but it was no use. Only a desperate eight or ten said ‘“Aye”—the mass en- Geavoring to propitiate the genius of democracy by the Garliest poasible submission, But the victorious Junto have not escaped altogether seathelesa. The next issue of the Kxaminer came down upon the Juntoites “like a thousand of brick,” and ia a atyle that made them wince agaio. Hughes’ "yeader eon- ‘tained more venom anc abuse than all shevoncentrates ve- nom and abuse of every whig and Know Nothing eper, for the last two years, while Charley Irving was on the spot to add those verbal muledictions whish can only fall in fall force and effect from the “Bayard” himself, The Ec- aminer article denounced the proceeding of the parson as “unprecedented, unre) ogee and anti-demrcratic precipitancy, and altogether without excuse or prece dent.’ and declares it never witnessed a more unblushing ‘violation of democratic principle; and in the name of the sovereign people of Virginia, it protests against, and pronounces their anathema maranatha against the vi- cioua example. Warming with the subject, Hughes de- nounces it as.an anotnaly, an outrage, a fraud, an inde- Ceney, and a degradation of Virginia ‘to the meniat office of maa service; asa trick, an intri fue, ® point blank un- truth; a Presijent making trick, Xc., &c.; but says he courts the outrage, and defies tenn, “to do their worst. erie have no desire,” he says, © that the election shall tponed. We profer tbat the contrivers of the fraud pe fe it this enormous outrage upon the democratic sentinvent of the State. Let them burn their incense on the altars of man service to their souls’ conteat. They are joined to their idols—let them alone, Let them pour out on -morro# all the pent up bathos with which they are in labor, and disgorge all the saliva of fulsome paneer ‘with which their mouths are overflowing. them to push their impertinences to the utmost point of the patience and forbearance of the democrauc masses.’ But pechaps the most inetractive part of Hughe: cle is res portion quoted below. It es long been kaown that when the pany wish to defeat any candidate of the whig or American party, they raise the cry of abolition! abolition! It now appears tnat in like manner—when wauté by the hobgoblin ery of ‘‘crisis.” Upon every oc- casio whea those whose lackeys they are require a new lease of ‘and place, they put their little teapots of crisis on the fire, get up in them a raging tempest, and on about the troubles of their own concocting, as if « Gooa :vius or Chimborszo was avout to embowel the hu- boy in the fable did not cry “Wolf” moe frequently or frivolously than these crisis makers raiced that hello-belloo whenever it was neces- is no crisis upon us @ hundred men in Virginia ere not ax com- to meet as Mr. Mason; the pretence of ve fitness in him, is mo more por less than Mt upon every other talented man in the democratic party Ad ae they #e@ § real crisis is not pelitical personal and the fright of these crisis makers at ae oan bulity of Opposition to their Mr. Nonesuch is as ridiculous asthe retence of a political crisis is groundless and «pectous. Fe eee eugth bas this ‘ery of crisis been carried, that ‘the party has become like « oe] of sheep much worried of sad atthe of the smallest and . gone may be ir. Mason is in, su a others take eT ag with the corn—that parti- ular pig, is the one who feels that there ts a crisis.’ ’” But the savage article of the Lzaminer was, so far, a8 Gay efizet on the lagiatative action om Saturday was con orened, of ae avail. The Juntoites winced like Q@ullcd jades, yet stood, democratic feahion, as firm as it bad much taduence, however, (a cuecking the NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1855. flow of ‘bathos."” Nor was the polish of Mr. Mason's doota much ‘mpaired by the saliva of fulsome pane- eric. Three gentlemen ‘aly offered Incense. They'each {nformed the house that Mr. Mason was a Virginian—that a Virginia neart, Virgims principles, and Vir ginia feelings. Hach one then went on to inform the we and the whole world that they each were Vir tnginis hearts, Virginia principles and Vir- Viegials should st one time have four such men as Mr, Brannon, Mr. Spitier, Mr. Hitmen eartn, Virgiols ioe prieepiae od Virgina feelings res ir and Vu feelings, inst of being red otitioutate, 4s one would naturally suppose, is certainly a most remarkable and wonderful coincidence. The ‘hula bello” of crisis was als> sprung ith much success as at only to carry, nearly every democratic member for Mason, but a couple of good Tay lor whigs also. Considerable allowance is, however, made for the latter, on the score of youth and inexpe- rience—verdant politicians being much more liable to be entrapped by the wary democrats than voterans at the game Tunderstand that the innocents have been. placed under the protection of the Greenhorn Guard, with a view to their protection against the insidious artifizes of the democracy until they shall be older and wiser grown. ULC, eee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Satcrpay, Dev. 22—6 P. M. Quotations for stocks to-day show a further decline, Nearly every stock on the list fell off this morning, some considerably. Illinois Central bonds receded 14 per cent; Canton Company, 3¢; Cumberland, 14; New York Central Railroad, 34; Erie, 1; Reading Railroad, %; Michigan Southern, 34; Hudson River Railroad, 14; Cleveland and Toledo, 34; Chicago and Rock Island, 134. Nicaragus Transit advanced 34 per cent; Ilinois Central Railroad, 34; Galena and Chicago, %. After the board Nicaragas Transit was in demand, and 18 a 1834 per cent were of- fered, buyer sixty, and no sellers, The stock was scarce, ‘and parties were in the market as borrowers. The move- ment in Erie was active to-day, but it was on the down- ward tack. Michigan Central so'd to-day in small lots, but it is so weak that we should not be surprised to sea any day a serious depreciation in market value. Chicago and Rock Island appears to be gradually settling down. This never was an active speculative stock, and the daily sales have only been to a moderate extent; but it is a sound, substantial ten per cent stock. New York Cen- tral pays but eight per cent, and hardly earns that, not- withstanding which it is selling six per cent higher than Rock Island, The Central is an old inflated concern, with gradually receding dividends, while the Rock Inland is @ young, new company, actually earning sixteen per cent and upwards, but declariog only ten, reserving a large surplus. The former is selling at 92, and the latter at 86 percent. These facts are certainly worth the con- sideration of small stockholders in the New York Central road. They can save in the purchase of the Caicago and Rock Island at least six per cent at the present cost, and get a stock paying two percent more, with the future full of favorable results. The rise in Illinois Central is caused by the extent of foreign orders, Galena and Chi- cago advazced latgely on the sale of a few small lots. This is really a wonderful stock. Ic is such a snug, com- pact, productive concern, that trustees of estates, and the reserve funds of publie and private institutions, find safe Investments ini‘. It has no foreign entanglements—no outside alliances; it makes no loan of credit, and guaran- tees no dividends in other railroad companies; it is not, in fact, mixed up with any connections in any shape, and that is more-than avy railroad company in this, ana several in some other States, can say or show. It has as much business us it can doc nnfortably, and has not been compelled to buy any by loaning bonds. So cng as the Galena and Chicago Railrvad Company confines its opera- tions to legitimate lines, we shall uphold its management and endorse its stock as an investment, and no longer. We believe it to be at present the best security in the narket—safety and productiveness equally considered— and it would be well tor thoe who are opposed to all speculative stocks, who will be in the receipt of divi- dends cr other cecurities on or about the Ist of Janu- ary, to turn their attention to Galena and Chicago, and thoroughly post themselves up regarding its merits. We feel confident they would agree with us perfectly in their conclusions. At the second beard the market was better. Erie advanced 3; per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 114; Reading Railroad, %. The activity and rapid rise in Nicaragua took the street by surprise this afternoon, and some- what astonished the shorts, A few days will place this stock at prices compsring more favorably with its actual value, Some important changes are about being made ‘n the interval administration of its affairs. The following is to-day’s business at the Assistant Trea- surer’s oflice:— Paid on Treasury account $28,402 69 Received 163,150 00 Balance do 4,247,163 60 Paid for Assay office, 153,951 00 Paid on disbursing cb 11,628 53 Balance credit on all accou 112,026,055 81 ‘The Hartiord Times of the 16th imst., nayn:— ‘The Bark Commissioners yesterday applied to Judge Storrs for an injunction against the President and D reo- tors of the Mattatuck Bavk, a concern which haa recently been started at Waterbury, on the Ground that the s1o3k was a large proportion of it subseribed for by citizens of Comneciicut, who cid not intend to pay up the whole amount of their subscriptions themselves; but who paid the ten per cent Ue fee by law to the Bank Commis- sioners; and, immediately on receiving their stock, trann- ferred it to parties resident in New York; that of the board of directors, only two resided in Connecti they some fifty mies from Waterbury; and that the ization waa not with the Lona fide intention of provi ch w bank as the charter requires. J Stor continued the case for one month. Hungerford & Cone for the Bavk Commissioners. Truman Sunth lor the Mat- tatuck Bank. On the first Monday of December the banks of New Hamshure, forty-six in number, had $236,411 13 in specta to a circulation of $3,589,482; bills of other banks and checks on hand $241,283, 49; deposits, $958,474 65; real extate, $56,519 28: due from directors, $115,477 49; debts due to the banks secured by pledge of their stock, $27,- 921 70; all debts due to the banks, $8,037,427 27; capita stock actually paid in, $4,449,200; deposits, $958,474 65; deposits in other banks for the redemption of bills, $7t9,~ 03 04. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value offoreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and including Friday, Dec. 20, 1855:— Movenents iv ForniGy Dry Goons, Consumption. Withd?s. Wareda. Manufactures of wool..., $284,936 $21,969 $82,471 Do. 425,445 21,980 59,898 Do. silk, 264.409 8,605 81,679 Do. flax 176,074 6 879 -27,796 Miscellaneous ...... 155.279 = 4,440 Totals. . aveceveces $1,296,143 $03,333 $211,685 Total value put on the market during the week.$1,369,476 The President of the Grocers’ Bank of Boston, at a meet ing of the stockholders on the 19th inst., stated that the committee appointed at the previous meeting to make an investigation into the condition of the bank were not yet ready to report. He had, however, a statement of the condition of the bank at the close of business on the 20th of November last, which, he believed, would but slightly vary from the account to be hereafter presented. The following is Liabilities .. oe Disputed claims, expenses, &c. amount up to. ‘The assets ot the Claims for stock in dispu tate Cashier... « 23,000 The claims on bonds of retired officers will make good any possible deficit. This will give the stockhellers a little over $600,000 to pay for $750,000 of stock. Stock Exc’ pies a Dee. 22, a eee $471,179 ‘$1000 N Y 5's "7 a shs Erie RR, 6000 Tenn 6's 90. 96% 000 Missourt 89 oo vie tL 80% do... 380 4000 Erie Bas "7 88 2000 Mich $. Tite ‘63, 90 19000 THC RR Bas..e 8134 100 do... .. 60 8135 21000 DLF Bs with p. 86 4600 NY Cen 6°83 86 2600 NY Cen 7's... 100 1000C & RR Bs. bs 98 5 rhs Bank Com’ce 111 10 Ww & Ie Mich 8 150 Had Rive 25 Mich Cen RR 6 do 5 Gal & Chicago Rit 13 2 do. 25000 N 1st mig Bex 25000 Il € RR Ba.590 a 1000 ican shs Bak State s “¥ rat us 100 Canton Co... ND BOARD. 400 sha Nic Traa Co 200 do. bd 200 100 150 100 WESTERN SECURITIES. Sales and Quotations for Week ending Friday, December 2, 1805, by Davis & Mai City of Cincinnati bonda, due 1890... 90 Cin., Ham, and Dayton 2d mort. 7 8534 — see : 1A cod rm oc ide 68 it cen’ ely olga 78% bag, and Lex. 2d mort. 7 per cent bonds. ad Gin., Wil. and Zanesville 24 mort. 7 per cent 63 Ind. and Cin. 2d me % cent bonds. 6 Cleveland 65 Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad., Cincinpati and Chica; Columbus and Xonia good common State. The sales were confined to about 6,000 a 7, bee Reg was no change of moment to notice in Ca- ices, nominally about the sai was reported, Bly comaies quai, a‘ $1 90. Corn was again lower, vil raion ot ered Rye uuchaogod, lee of about re UN m , wero made at $1300 $131. Pork ‘was in moderate request, with sales of 200 a 300 bbls. meas, at $20, and prime at $17. Whiskey unchanged. Cotton firm, ADTERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES At AUCTION. Baroy! | NICOLAY, Rpiiede d Spend hepa ob ‘sale of the balance of a stock x y NI- ats pone, Pe e fi reserve at aucton-—-AL BER SOLAY. will sell, on gn Monday aiternoon. Dec. 24, at 11, Bowery, tree doors above Broome sireet, nce cf $0100 worthef superd carpets ollcloinn, arugaets, Tugs, mas, dc » comprising the entire stock of @ carpet ater, @ above spacious wareoom?. ‘The stock emoraces 8 very large assortment of elegant velvets, tapestry, Brussels, three- piys and ingrain carpets, all of the citeest tabric and grades, meatly imported expressly for thi mats, druggets, rugs and most every Amst article’ a) Dertaltng t to the carpet business, all of which must be sold ‘without reserve, regardless of price of cost, a8 the affairs of the concern must be closed. This is a great opportuaity for carpet dealers, hotel and housekeepers, and all persons who may be in want of any of the above ply themselves, ‘ax the sal ibe continued unti the entire SORE. is: di chy of, and offers inaucementa rarely 10 be met will be open for the inspection of the goods early Mouday morning, when catalogue: be obiwned. Tera cn bankabie monery for al! sums under $200; over approved endorsed paper at three monte. For turiher pardcniars ars ap plyto ALBERT H. NiCULAY, Auctioneer, 4 Broad street, UCTION NOTICE —FURS, FURS, FOR CHRISTMAS. JOHA F, auctioneer, will seil to morro} Mouday, asthe viores OS Nesega eurtee A args tock ot ale able manufactured furs’and sleigh robes, comprising m stone marten, lynx, royal ermine, and other c turs; several Valuable sleigh robes, 4c. ‘Terms cash. UCTION NOTICE —GOLD WATCRES, FINE GOLD , tor Christmas presenis.—to morrow, Mon- Fe nas eVe,) atl) Olek, DAY, RUSSELL & CO, willsel} at auction, (poritively without the least reserve ) at the stores 85 Nassau sireet, (two doora {rom Fulton street,) an in voice of valuable gold watches, of the following makers, viz. -— Jobnson. Tobias & Co, Arnold, Adams & Co., and other cele. brated takers; wso. ‘fine gold Jewelry, comprising guard, vextand fob chains, sieeve buttons. shirt studs, pencils, eat und finger rings. ‘watch seale, bracelets, st ey Go. Prery” article ta tus mock will BS folly wart rani DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—IMPORTANT SALE OF riminings. &c,..at the store of Josnph Chandler, jeceased, 60 POO Whiliam nisek, Ths abuve stook: wi” be disposed of considerably below cost, asthe, esta'e wilt be closed forth: with. K. CHANDLER, Adm’r. UCTION.—SOTICK IS Legpleeghl TATE, THAT, PUR- auant to a power given in a e executed on the % day ot November, 1864, to Robe: rou, on all the furniture in the house No, 76 Prank strect, [ shall sell to morrow ior ond) craton, 9 at Pvd o'clock, so much of the {urniture as ¥ ill satisfy the mort monnting to $2,000 and costs, with interest from the above, fate The ios wigan con- sisxta in part of a m and kitch- en furniture, in 1S ssanwoed: aha, fo sutin brocade; one suit in pitish. coat $215; one seven octave piano; ‘ood bureaus, washstanda, csntre, side and soa roRew reat tables, with marble tops; corner ygtands, large oval and p lasses, clocks, oil paintings, china vases, ‘enamelled fim cheire, carpets, oilcloths bat iar taoles, sofas. allver ware, crockery, glats ware, te rery article to be found in a first class house, too numerous to mentio: SAMUEL W. JUDSON By ze EDWARD | SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER GREAT ale of superb, ait sonusls, Ac., for the holidaya. WARD NCHENCK will sell at auction, oa Monday, 24h inat.. at 3 o'clock P.M, at his salosroom, No. 15 wall street, epee collection’ of 1 pubes 0. Attorney tor Morigagee. ‘The ladi the public generally are tuvlied te attend the tale, ast will be the ealy. one ot the aoa. fon, and well worthy of attention ‘The books will be ou exhl- bition, with catalogues, on the morning of sale. 'yY EDWARD SCHRNCK, ATCTIONFER. — EDWAID Scbenck will sell at engine tgeen A ‘28th at 10/4 o'clock, w. ~ his selesroom, 16 Wall street, a iticent assortment of Kt lish and French jewe v7. cesses ing in part of elegant x buvting and open le time keepers; pocket c! ronnie: \erm, elebt day, patent and detached levers, and osher Wi by Bretin Lageir, Jules Jurgensea, Cowper, Jos, Jobnson, Beuttoy. 1 ‘Tobias, and other makers. Alw, superb diamood brace ace ets, pine, earrings, brooches, necklacss, gnger en and fa, grea reat variety, mounted in eighteen and any A io, elegant ci men sets pins and earrings, ko.: bracelet ya and Me enamelled do. , do; Florentrae Mio! Senko. “Gold yas ; ,oarrings, bracelets, vest tnd guerd chalae,chetelaines, Be Posltively ‘ with- ont reserve. BX, EDWARD, SCHENCK, | AUCTIONFER.—SECOND great sale of fine oil pera taeneetie sell, at auction, on Thursday, 27th at cisely, eighty fine oil peintings, just barging, consisting of several of the ficst cabinet Pictures of the Belgian and rel most of them signed by the artists, including tandscapes, interiors. marine, caitle pieces, &c., ali'framed in the newest and richest style. ‘ihe sale will include all the bigh class pictures that have been and are on exhnition in, my office, all of which will be postvely sold to the highest bidder, oidere having been ceived from Europe to close accounis, ‘Those. wishing. tine plotures will do wel. to attecd this sale, as the pictares are not touched up, but are tn the original state, ONTINUATION SALF OF DIAMOND AND GOLD JRW- Iry.—JOHN L, VANDEWAIER will sail, on (Monday,) 24. wt 1034 o'clock. at the salesroom 12’ Maiden tne, and peremptory sale of diamond and gold je walry, suita bie for the approsching holidays, consistiag of diamond brooches, pins, earrings, studs, cluster and ingle stone finger rings, all’ set ih the newest styles, with 18 carat goid; also a splendid line of gold watches, with 18 carat gold cases, among which may be found independent seconds, by Bretting Fren, English patentievers, duplex chronomelers, detached ievers, bY Joseph Johnson, Tobias, Robert*Ro kell, and others; also a line of fine gold jeweiry, manufactured for the Broadway trade, and can be felled upon as being nothing better, consist. ing of ladies’ brocebes, of varicus patterns, finger rings, plain and set with ruby, pearls, garnets, amethyst dc. two, four and six glass spring lockets, cameo, lava, enamelted studs and sleeve buttons. The whole to be void to the highest bidder, without reserve. (), "BENCH, AUCTIONERR-WILL SELL, AT AU'@ slot all the handsome, househo'd furuiture in house doe Broome street, on Monday, Dec. 24, at 1's o'eloc! Of two suis rosewood: irlor, faralure covered” ta soath ond crimson French broeatel: rosewood Goihic and Italian bed- senda; mahogany do., with bureaus ana washstands to match; rosewood side tables, centre and fancy music stands, ope rose wood pisno, a first rate instrument; velvet carpets, ingrain and tapestry Bruseeis, rosewood bookcase, solid rosewood ete- fere, with plate mirror linings: Inrge pier glasses, ovai do, rocatel curtains, ince do., slabs and brackets, several valua: ble landscapes, fruit and marine views: porcelain paintings, elegant ornaments snd faney articles, such as Sevres vases, Goihie inlaid clocks, a: tatenalon bl wana a ‘mahog tm: extent ie, one diving and ‘ten table, +pring seat chats rockers, Ginieg aod easy chars alver ser: vices, Casters, t eta, forks avd spoons, ive knives, ear- vere, salvers, nters, colored Kohemian ware, dampers xobleta, reerves, china tea tockery ot Anes, BI sets, common. ¢ nit kinds. “Sale without reserve. Catalogues at the house’ on the morning of sale. pid es! BJ rr woe peel AUCTIONEER—BY FRANKs LIN & NICHOLS.—Closinig sale for this year, On Monduy morning, 24% f raat at bel store, 79 Nassau treet, bear John, will be sold, to close accounts, ton suits richly carved ross: wood, mabogany and walput parlor furulture, in tel and halt cloth; rorewood, mahogsny and walnut nota. chairs, easy chairs, rocKe! cre. teles, centre, card tables, Indies’ worktal dressing do, weatrober, werbsiands, painted chamber furetare, en auila: palliasses, Look cases, writing oesks, workbores, chandelie Jase ware, mirrors, ciocks, rich plated ware paintings, &e whole to be sold without reserve, making this ny well . B.. the attention of intending pur- chasers, Res COMBS, AUCTIONRER.—WARD & CO. WILL sell on Monday, Dec. 24, at 10%; o’alook, at auction room, 6 Nassau street, 's magnificent asortment of goods of ali kinds, gold waiches and jewelry, in great ¥ Chinn vases, faney soxp, perfumery, sliver plated ware, &e., suitable for holiday presents, FORGE COOK, AUCTIONRER —POSITIVE SALE OF Wo cornureso close condgnments and payadvances.—On jonday, Dec. 24, at 1036 o'clock, at Bockuxa sect, ‘embrecing parlor suites, in ‘ename led chamber #uttes; oak, bla to extension dining tables: bedsteads, resees, sands, wardrones, bookcases, marhie tou dressing burea washsiands, centre, 8 fide and sole tables: pisted ware, oval a pier mirrors, & yof second hand turatiare, with whuch the aale wi coibeaee: “One gues now ready, {FORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER POSTPONEMENT — G (The large sale Of elegant fur iture, adverse Gay. ‘on account of the weather, pnt "i Dee SPat losgorclock, at the wareroome ot Ja Broadway, near Bond street, Cata ogues no worth ntion of purcl SHEN RY Ht : londay, bec, 24, super k, at bai Broadway, HPs A, LEEDS & CO, will sell by vuction, an sale of rich fancy goxds—Ar 10% o’eloe! peor Bievcker street. These soods are suttable for the present searon, just imported from aris ad not before exhibited in ‘bis cov ire. Comprising large aired bronze statues suftable tirgas: rich arate brouze Brores, groups, Ae. rich Dregden china vases, axes and Dresden ures’ and. grou and ormoiu clocks) wil candelabrns ‘9 march: Parisian ‘goods for presents; bub! acd ormolu jewel caskets, very ‘VASAS: PADSIrie wat.qitn large at ad Alrics, Dav and Might, ant maa The alow a. Ca (morte: Gory Coy Uylog @aLES AT avcTioN. ENRY fi. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER. —SURRIF E'S sale of horse Brocery wazon. haruess, 4c. 24 at 12 o'clock, infront of atore No. 534 Fine sie por tod mn nearly: ‘news also s geod bo rane, td set of hatucaa. ‘Terma ends, By order of the er Hisrke HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ‘on Monday, at 1 o'clock ’ Pine street, & id aesortméat of warranied ‘wines and’ ttauors, autable a eee comprising Amontillady snd Duff Gordon pale sherries, Howard, March & Co.'s Maderia, Uld Otard, ir Dupay's Co.'sbrandy, sweet Malmsey pine: Iris and in, de, direct {rom bond. and to be drawn trom omic went ls SaaS wat naan, eae et cnet tng ( ‘i v samp:e, or the money refui FENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONRERS.—HENBY A. LEEDS & CO. will sell, by auc'ion, on Mon 1a at 1034 o'cloek, at the salesroom, 10 Ni and costly fi cou: at from $90 {0 $950, in Grecian stone marten, chinchilla, very rich dark French sable; also. victorines, pelierines and capes in do.; Olter gloves, aisigh robes, fookusals. fur ouats, &o., ko. ‘arent article ts wArrapied aa deveribed. and offers superior advania- for those to purchase Foslly fine furs, Ladies are fariieulany invited to > aliend this sal NEY B. HERES, JB. “(AUCTIONEER —suTeRIFF’s sale teas, —~Heory ay Ir, will sell at avetlon, on wonday, Dee. 24 at 1034 o'clock, ‘at Falesroom No, 534 Pine Fine sreet, comprisiyg fine green, black, uunpowder an sugars, soap , Sga.prnnes, Pai ‘Cliven, Be. Ae.” Aion 9 lok Iiaporied wines, ord and ‘est qual warranted as roj dented iucatalogue or the money ret ‘The above. stock from one of the first. thowes, and well worthy the atenton of private consumers, J. aX AEDRON, AUCTIONEER LARGE SALE OF r.—H, G. KVANS will continue the sale of valusb! athe store, 62 William street, corner of dey, and every day dur tho wee Hudson Bay sable, royal ermine, mink at o'clock every whole is ‘ABK WRAY, "AccrrouE WILL SELL THE ‘balance of the lene jensive en Oe ed Nos. ana out.’ M. N. CROFT, AUCTIONEER... Feber & CO, ay 4 « sellon Monday, December 24, their bones ” room, 63 Wiliain, te house fold furniture, us, bedstead, sofas, marble tables, lor book Fac nord fa oneaand Sot on, pica tive, Terms caalts Metis SALE.JOHN W, SOMERINDYEE, AUC Hioneer, store No. 20 ‘North William street, near Chat- sale of saloon furniture, on Thursday, Dec. a a its ciolock, at Nos, 113 Fa nivect and 48 ‘Aun, bell & chattel mortgage, com, tables, chairs, bed bed- Teste, beds and bedding; hina, gl 8p. chsters, &.f vel mitfors and‘oll paintings: marble top bar, oyster ie counters, ollcloth, decanters, plated ware, knives, verte and ‘spoons, Senge ntoam table, gas fixtures, ‘form soaler mab desk "tien ran, Axturen ap ove spy" HN W. Pog Me, Attorney for Mortgagee. mt nuotiment ofe tof supe! ORTGAGE SALK.—JOBN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUC tioneer, store No. 2) North William street. will sell, ou Monday, Dec. 24, at 10% o'e'o0K, by virtue of & chattel mort- bs coh ‘ay the contents of a hair dressing oi, comtsting of of G. rn looking eiagees, clock, mshogany shaving chairs and benches, . carpet neat chairs, marble top) washed, abow ee cupboards and cups, gas be JOHN ‘W. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgagee. USSELL W. WESTOOTT, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSE hold furnivure at suction, to morrow, Monday, at 11 o’clock Bree. i bous ith avenue, near Thirleenth street cor Of rosewood ani ‘ment of Siabogan “aining foom and chamber furniture, &¢. which th perl i without reserve, and must be removed im mediately—conslating tanotorte, eolid rosewood parlor suit ich breosses Brussels. and ingrain carpets. oilcloths rosewood fay a . oil paintings, large Freach Diate pler mirrors, marble top tables, rose wood and mabog: variety of rich French china, Spoons, torks, and ruby and cut glass ware; dining tables, Jace curtains and shades, sof clocks, arm chairs, tete-a-tetes, marble fop rosewood and ma- hogany bureaus, Washstands, toilet sets, oval and plain mir- rors, rich vases ‘and parlor ornaments, & number of cottage hedsteade, with bedding complete; 14 large fine hair mattresses, chamber éuits, &c, Catalogue at house. No postponement, PH FRENCH CHINA TOYS, &C.—J. J. WALDRON, auotioneer.—H. G. B 92 Pearl street, will sell, in jouw to suit purchasers, af Headey, Dec. 24, at ‘10 o'clock, a large assortment of toys, vase, tea sets, &c., sullable for ho i- Gay presents. QUERIFF'S SaLK.—W. O ALDURTUS, AUCTION ER, will sell, on Monday, Dec. 24, at 10 d'elock. at 77 We West Hallic street, ‘South srooklyn, @ general assortment of house- hold furniture, carpets, beds and bedding. ‘ALEX, DUFLON, Deputy. BE. LOTT, Sheriff. TLLIAM | IRVING, | AUCTIONERR—ASSIGNRE’S sale ot diamond jewelry, gold watches, &c.—Wm. Ir- viog £ Co. will sell af euctiog, oe Monday, , Docemoer 24, at W3, o'clock, atthe sales roome,'No. 8 Pine street, three atone diamond Mee diamond and and ruby pins, corouiele soit dia- ond pins, single stone diamond rings, cluster diamond pias, Ti'moue diemosd Maltese crone,_ dts cluster meiled diamond rings, pearl and diamond rings cameo bracelets, a brews and rio arte furnel earrings and peadants; get of flaia gous ha marret pendants; ret of 5 "aved mo- wale, ‘mounted garn et, and Dear! do.; ‘emerald, ¢ carpuncle, &0.; breastp! ins, earring s, and bracelets in cases; coral earrings, gold lockets, seal rings, gold seals, silver napkin rings, at butver knives, fith do., pencil carex, fine gold and silver pian watches, patent levers, hunting do, hunting chtonomel indieu” eoamelied watches. with diainond setbacks, dotachod taskern: cae Leverr, by the eat Rnglish, French and Sat gold guard and vest cvatalains, a tobacco boxes. sites ware Tea, Ducarand tele: soiree forks, stiver teupot, de. “80.4 by order W. H. Mi- Wy ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, BY virtue of a chattel ¥, Deo, 24, at WW o'clock, at 119 kast Thirteenuiratrvel, all the conly Bouseho'd furniture, in the avove pred elegant by ined apests; carpete an; j tare, bedding, chips, glass and plates ware: iso, Ice oa sik upd worsted \rindow Curtains and cornices, stair roads, TLIAM 7. BOYD 4.00, AUCTIONFERS.—STORE 197 William street —Furniture, Me Dec, 24, at 95 Watis street, at 9 o'clock household furoicure and bar room fixtures: a large lot o° Gerinaa bedsteada and feuther beds, some quite new; sofas, chairs, tables, painti g’ase ware and bar furniture. FINANCIAL. $600 “000 2 MONTY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, or a a! MOMPSUN & CO. ‘Nassau street, corner $Q5- Som ANy AMOUNT.—NEW OFFICE.—PER- sone wishing money or to dispose ot valuables, dia macrds, jewelry, &c., are invited to-all. Highest prices paid. Loans ‘on easy terms. Office particularly advantageous tor outlemen from Jceation, accesaibiiity and civilities. Broker's office, No. 2 Appleton’s Building, 346 Broadway. NY AMOUNT OF pS edt TO LOAN, OB PURCHASED cash on di Rife late rich, LADY WISHES TO MEKT WITH A PERSON WHO would loan her $100, und for it receive board at a reduced price. Keverences and security given. Address, with name, .G, P., Union square post offices. The house is located in a pleasant part of the city, and of easy access, {HICAGO, ST, PAUL AND FOND D Company.—The coupons due Ji . 1856, on the nods of fone goxapenyy will be paid as the office of ‘the com- pany, 12 Wallatreet, on'and after tanuary 2, 185i, CHARLES BUTLER, Treasurer, {ASH AND GOOD WISCONSIN LAND TO EXCHANGE / for a stzek of dry goods, or boots and shoes. Address W., box 749 Post office, MARYSVILLE ClTY BONDS. rest failing due January Let, 1856, on Macyaville City conde, will be pald on presentation at ‘American Exchange Honk New You, on and after that dat IARK BRUMAGEN & OU., Bankers, Marysville, Cal. ‘ONEY.—CASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSE + hold furniture, watches, jewelry, firearms, plsnotortes, surgical, nautical and musical instriments, , wagons, harness, ory goods, bardware, and personal property of ever} dercription; or the same bought out for higbest cash price. Goods received for storage or sule, and ont door salen antended to by MoOCAFFRAY & WALTR: im M*cuartos: BANK DIVIDEND.—THE MECHANICS’ Bank of the city of New York haa declared # dividend of + per cent out of the profits of the last six ix mocihe payable on. und after the 24 proximo, The tfansfer book: Pook te {1 closed tll that Naw Your, Dec. 19, 1865, iis Sets ORS MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY, NO. 16 BROAD way.—New York, Seog 20, 1865 —A semi-anaual dividend has been declared out of ibe profits of the last six months of three per Soton the captial ‘stock of this company, and also an sddivoval dividend of three per cent siege sit ‘per e cent) on ‘hat portion denominated * Preferred | Stoc! yable at the cffiee of the company on hd after January 1 , persone being stockhoiders on the day the tranater books aro closed. The transier Shall be closed ten days next preening | the day the dividend is made payabie. By Leh J. M. Moreey, Becretary. N. T. UARRYL, President, LAC RAILROAD VOUPONS FOR INTE R29? 5. ISLAND Me pa ry GROCERY BANK of Boston.—Billa of banks bought at the lowe rates. by JOHN HOPES pecs and exchange office, 462 Hroadway, opposite Pacific Bank, Wie tan Rett Lose OF $400, FOR WHICH AN ELF- ished suit of rooms, with board, on the second hoor St a first clase house ia Fourteenth sire wilt be given (also security), sulisbie for two gentlemen and their wives or a party of four singe Keferences exchanged. Ad- dress C. C. U., Union square Fost office, BILLIARDS. nn A, BASSTORD, JR. 008 BROADWAY, OFFS FOR + sale well made billiard tables, best ian'erials only used; highest prize received at World's Fair. when pn in tee ee oe Prize table and three ovher 1K to exercise themselves on & Trimmings, ‘ae, BILLIARD ROOM KEEPERS, AND ALt, {terest in this popriar anusement, should ‘ot the Bolentifie american for this week, it contaiss much that is of importance to all who pinay billiards. NENTLEMFN ABOUT PURCHASING BILLIARD ‘tablest would db well to cal and examine our stock of rosewood, mahogeny and oak tables, with alate, marble, and woou beds, #uperior to any other manufactured, thst manship snd materials; cue. leather, wax,’ Fre fe atthe lowest prices. O'CONNOR & COLLENDER, Apn street. a second hand table ia perfect order to: a Jy 'RDS. BIRDS —WR WOULD RESPEC DEPULLY INFORM sited al ohne haku sing ii on 5 c at orice, Linan whey ean be obtained any where io Planes atreet, RNS & Mievan.” INDA.—FREDERICK DOUGLAS, WHO HAS Al ways sal at No, 12t Nassaa a} and ® large axsort men: of ie best long bread ax removed frm 14 Thi: eeuth wre oT. Gr 4 J, cecond Hove, NER CROSBY STRERT.—FINE 430 oti teas cate, eae grt ease if end will gives required. Apply on the EEtina. SKCOND AVENUE.—ROOMS TO “LET, WITH board, to men, or gentlemen and their wives. flowse new and'newlr furnished. with all ths modern ] menig; ploamatly located uear 8luyvesant parks NPTOYe cu icted wou Wayvemat pes 2" 106 LRONARD STREET, adhe ant oF ggnurmen, can 6 ine mfr home ene aod aa Price moderate. Preferences azohemsed. 14 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.~PLRASANT rooms, with board, may be had in the above first class sy os ena located between Fourth and Lexington BLEKOKER STREET —TO LET, fF TEKerEn. Two comfortable furnished rooms, on the second floor, with or without 25 nan Lorri) STREET, NEAR CANAL.—A GENTLE: Tooms at ‘and bis wite, or two le fart boar "ioe ad cold jr Als: tary a 2, One je room on Second floor. Terms moderate, Meferencos exchanged. CARROL, PLACE, BLEECKER STREET.—A GEN. he peniclinaesmansaatel oe ieiigiae. eatbote Peake can os ences exchanged. CEEFLIEAM AND WIFE, OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN pyre board at No. 150 West fle- yenth sie street. The house is new, beautifully 1 tains all the modern improvements, Unexceptionab le referen- ces required and given. SUIT OF FURNIGHRD ROOMS, Bet Battal oN Recond floor, at AI Kast ‘Twenty sighth street, botwoen ' Fourth and Madison Avenues; bouse has ‘all the modern im- i OARD.—A LARGE PARLOR AND ONE OR Yoke Ree wee one Broedway. peg Terms reasonable. ii Boast, bo Sip orl Pat HOUSE 46 ped to families or single es ‘with full or ergata ody bows 2; hogee poaisinn the modern Bosh oe GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO itlemen, can obiain a pleasant front room, with Bekins orn tulay esl UNFURNISHED Boom seouud or tind Hoors, ise houxe.. ‘The location ta paras de. Molorencen required, Apply at 16 West Twen, Vee AT 2% NINTH STREFT.—A FINE SUIT OF on fiegt floor, and rooms — ive cera gent emen, jurnished in & good style; fine house, wit modera improve-- OARD IN peeled elgg ‘AMILIES AND SINGLE gentlemen Foawfortable gd fn search of @ co: home, with table and reasonable charges, ag is Ray to Thomas Toynbee, Full board, $5, ‘Fo ee Hotel, Montague place, ial board, $1 per week. akan IN BROOKLYN, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.— ‘Three or four single gentlemen can he accommodat with partial board and pleseant rooms, with gas If required, and convenient to three ferries, by applying at 193 sridge street, References exchanged. CARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE FRONT PAR: “Myth bedroom aached, suitable for a gentleman and bp ite or two single gentlemen, can be obtained with whole board, upon reasonable terms. For infor- motion apply at "45 ‘High street, (OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, three young children and two servants, where there aré to other boarders preferred, of elee wilh piivate table. Ad- dress, stating \ocality, ac., H, B., Union square Post office. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, CHILD AND SER” vant, bedroom aad parlor ad; ining, fire and gas, bath, &c., on same ‘floor. Servant to sleep with ‘the others and do the washing in the bouse. Payment $35 per caleadar moto for suitabie accommodations. Permanent, if pleased. addreas, to-morrow and next day, Lady, Fitteenth ward post office, Amuty st. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- DD vate family, where, there are no other bodrdera; with widow Ingy prefe ‘Terms not to exceed $3 60 per week. Address H. A. B., Herald oles; references exchanyed. YOARD. WANTED—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN DN- aire s'room and ‘bedrsom, fall board for ady, 1.8 quiet family, where there are no other boarders; widow lady ferred: must be in a goed location, with gas and ban. eepectaple party may addres, with terms and particulars, it ., Union square, Post office. Bosrd will be paid in ad: vance. Keterences exchanged. BeByre—to LET, WITH FULL BOARD, AT 52 strget. opposite st. John's park, front rooin on the ‘second floor, with modern Improvements. A very pless- fant location’ for a gentleman and his wife. JOARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three ac tarse single Sentenssn, can find * comfortable ‘Two single gentlemen in one room. sistperwoskavar’ House plonsest asdot easy acoses, “Ap: ply at 882 Fourth avenue. Bers 2 im BROOKER. —A PRIVATE mney choice of rooms, ‘on second OF fer itd fears pape 0388 Hence conwenient fa Wall trwot and i ‘South Tek cies ne aed Henry street, between Congress and ON BROOKLYN Poaea opti wife, or two single gentlemen, cv be ac- ‘and rooms, fu.nished or untarnished; board. on reasonable rick house, corner of Walow street. ‘pose jsome bt Apply at 89 Cranberry street, lag onahes ce ae tar pe en bon ra he hi hoittee oa) can be residence No. 62 iBecosen@ street; ego tm ty Dinner at «x. References exchanged. \URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO LRT, IN A JH small private tamaly, bere ell the comforte of & home ed. nee | can be enjo three ningle room, toget an. clagantiy: firnlsbed parton, sad Pilvtodhisw rare chance: mas ine vnc room. Apply at 34 Nok street, between Hudeon and ENTLEWEN CAN RENT NEATLY iEBNTSHED tull TWontred. at iS. tast road: way; ; transient be boarders accommodated, MARK’S PLACE.—ONE LARGE FRONT third floor, with }, hot and cold water, £c.; location one of the ‘0. Set ¢ NE OR. TWO fleet oF blag ea os UNFUR- eae 1d floor, jet, with board, toa family iy of single. gentlemen, Also,’ tront ‘root on inst NOOF, Toor, nuliubie fore physician. “Apply atsz West Twenty. ct streot. Ooms. —A HANDSOME ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, suitable for two gentlemen, with grate and closet, in a pri vate family of four persons. Apply al 36 Bleecke treet. TENA! NK’ REGISTER. A TBST CLASS ARD ELVGANTLY | FURNISHED douse in Fourteenth treet to let and furniture for sale on Very reasonable terma.—The house is splendidly calculated 107 ® private boarding house, combining #1 the modern improve- ments. Rentvery low. Address J, Wilkinson, Union square Fost office, For two days, A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOWS ON the second floor of afirat class house, suitnble for one or two gentlemen, withaut board; an "room oa the third Soor, with all the modern improvements; family private: good reference required, Apply at 126 Crosby aireet, opposite Miblo’s ibeatre. EEKMAN STREET.—TO LHASE, THE ELEGANT AND substantially built store No, 26 Heckman street. with or wi'hont the Jofta, (can be nad extending through 185 feet to Spruce street, if desired.) a fine loration tor a first claes whole- sale trade, Apply 1o James Price, 20) Hadson atreu., oF E. W Cander 5 Wall Freon, BASEMENT TO LET—ALSO, FURNISHED OR unfurnished rooms for odgers, in a pleasant Josation, To- quire at 102 Urchard street. ART OF A HOUSE TO LET -CONSISTING OF A PAR- lor and jsomely Curnished, with the privilege ot the ‘or rooms for gentlemen, without beard: ath and gas in the house. Apply at 302 Fourth street, pear Washington 84 square, } ENWICK STREET, NO. 19.—TO LET, THE HAND- some two story, atile wnd basement honse No. 19 Ren Wick street, with the furniture for gale. mites. QTORE TO Lkt—1HE FIVE STORY MARBLE FRONT sore No. 210 Fu.ton street, pear Greenwich. | Aoply to J.B. BROWS, 8 Maiden lane, Qr7Eax POWER TO LRT—WITH bcp LIGHTED Nl pateeriseaLE TR OS's tay business, iness, Inquire at 1 Forsyth street. LET—WITH STEAM POWER, A oa ete * by SS ak eee tah pet to premises, + don WitlaM G Gath " SON Ts LET—THE THREE STORY pg 3 HOUSE, Ro ten rooms, No. 4 Variek street, for $500. Possesiion Inquire on the pre LARGE UPPER ediately, "Also apariaentay wi Groton water, cur Oh tam aqviare; single rooms, basement. and work shops. Apply . C. SMITH, 13 yw LEASE-A MANUPACTORY, ON FORTY-RIGHTE reel, near 2hird avenie, with seam nd convenis prem\ w Patot Milles Alba, avers stand avenue. Rent low. Vee PROF ERTY. 2 J LEASE.—THE FIFTH sory brick building No. 81 West street, entire ec the ovi- = store, with fx ; offices and lofts, each te. Ape. y Premises, third iloor, back office, s ya, Thurs- day aud Neturdave, pocagingoes Wee a. M. AP —WANTED TO PURCHAS®, A MAP UF THE CITY ot Chicago, published 1868 or 184, oy Henry Hart; litho or hand will answer, hed by Sarony & Ca, Spply to ‘A HAN NY, map and book publisher, 195 Broadway, ar DURHAM ee C0., N.J.—GEO. rod to see hia friends during (4 today vensom, On Christmas and Nee Your's ss '» much sport may be expected onan day closing with a padi © 1 ahaa Come all who want @ ‘‘fenst of reason and flow Ts, GLOBE HOTEL, titiam streets, havirg by onal ned OF FRAN reparrd to fordlah single rocwe nt Sn, aod se each per Bree aco 0nd ronme fap tar Pores up daring ee wight, Biga's eerved acad heurs, MUSICAL. A. Win tADD & 0073 PARIS IRGT ChASy Prune + Piauolartes.—A. fine sasorunent of these splendid ments, railable for holiday f Presents, thor Ppisnor, rt, jam & C ely low prices, wt 519 Bi ‘St. Nici at extremely low prices, 319 Be roadway, Biches teat — ee F MATTUSCHECK’S GRAND CRO38S SCALE aND + other , by F. WE3SELS, corner of Thirty-fourth aireet and Third avenue. ¥. hes always on haud @ dae as- sortment of F. M.'s [wed cross scale, circular and to 734 octaves, which, for ri other pianos. ranging from 7 of tone, durability and workms this or ‘any otber country. The public are respect to call as above, and examine 'be instruments, REAT SACRIFICE OF bing nape ACCOUNT vod sickness, must be sold this w concern, aix w ToKewood inst uments, ‘sl00 less on each vob hd ia y invited sp! makers’ pr ices tor th fect in, touch Fully warranted a 60 Wake? street four doors trom way. W. O3BU. & C, FISCHER, aia, a Wen MANUF AOTO! Rises ies tear ci b heat leaprone nt Warranted. Ba Fd 008 trom, 380 B10. 24ES4) iG ie et FE Hl A SIGNORA ELIZA VALENTINA \, PRIMA DONNA, Professor of sing! ng. bea poo jew York, oa concert Se eighteen months 5 London, Pi ae, ane enna st Se paces tae ate ie ae ences Oelock tl uns Pd i a Moet PRS PI, DRE APRS "Se lua wl Mint FOR, PARTIES —HARP, can be a, by apply! the hated DEsick ERICK 0, MKHRER, 219 Bo ‘9 Bow Bowers. DREMTIM 1 PIANOS, —SCHURTZE &LUDOLF, NO, 4a Broadway, stairs, soliolt attention Jo, sure sonnet ment of premium iin Planofortes, whish are warranted in respect; and, ax an Jtfien ae 4 & eh : te 5 = ” & COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. 62 000. tive, ve WANTED, SILENT O8 AC- tthe latter and ope having influ- gna proterred) in a i cau business, eutablished tien under th 1 ib ra gd era oat paid Aiphs, box 1,972 Post office. 3 TARTNEB WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF tay ohshed Sik and poo nt Bla ntl pan eae iness, mostly for cash or short me. Address H.J., box 4076, Post oflice, ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP | HERETO- existing under the firm of Weiker & iiche is dissolved. ¥ Riche, who wil continge the merchant tailoring business at the rame place, is authorized to settle the accounts, ARTNER WANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF EXPE- rience and peerrepiionabie character, to take an active interest in a first class Lote!, now in full rorper iculars address (with full ‘oame) ys B. . Hotel, Herald ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF three thousand dollars, in one of the best paying busi- nevs hotels in this city. To ‘an solive man this fo an excellent chance. Address B. J., box 177 He Herald office, ‘ANTED—A PARTNER IN A FIRST RATE gers nde ca turing concern, with fom ooa ten. capital, sieam power to let, Inquire at street, ASTONISHING TO ALI. MADAME MORROW, THE seventh daughter, bass naturel gi Mt past, And future events, and’ itibe concer of fe shoughts, apd will ‘couse speedy marriages, even the esses of the and absent friends, and orn, iogoter thon wo are, eer separated, whe will ‘be jest ines of Buntrimonial bliss.” All who ‘good luck may ‘housandshave ex- loom for reliet and belief that she is the most wonderful 2 oe pris or that has ever been ie to Boneh ee Pee arae if not sa pth ‘Gentlemen not | ‘tdaaiied. {Darr Mey MRS, | SKYMOUR, po theta act or Division sree.) the most successful me and business clairvoyant {a America, 110 Spring street a Stow doora west of Broadwi ultations dally, Septet LANDS, UNITED STATES PASSPORTS axe xtra pay. United States navy iatned extra poy patdr U PUnlied Sates Turuicsed te thirty-six hours. bey wrrlariptintbe of deceased Gaited States Sailors set and al Il _kinds of recovered ‘Agent, Nolary Publis and date) Purser U.@. navy.60 EDWARD Steam OCULISTS AND AURISTS. 4 RTIFICIAL a, ont, ASSORTMENT Or ALL ‘shades and sizes, just receiv LEBOY, chomiat, corner of Ninth street and Broadway. ts ne PTE f tea seta, tra) on Soar g.rupene patterpa, eee eee ee GUERIN, 481 Broadway. RCHITECTURAL OR! yee Ix the interior finish of buil ‘third avenue, above Tenth sree D Diyhb neg CURE FOR ORNS, BUNIONS, CAL disorder af ae ee eee oe aa and every Sone zener the aighton pt method, without cutting, or- ar iat a a at the Emperor of Fr: and Pagiast, bev. ing been invited to New aval gurbed ie to Rey ork toad ste das y, and consulted dally, Sundays excepted, at bis ofice from Tot wire Ser. at No. 91 Eleventh sireet, between Fifth ‘Sixth avenur PIES OF TESTIMONIALS. [From bis Imperial Majesty. Napoleon IIL, Emperor of France. Je ane jue M. Levi enleve les cors avec une exireme bal MH Louis Naroteon BONAPARTE, t From his Grace once Duke of Hamilton.) I certity to the skill of Mr. Levi. res Avgon§, 1846. E YDESDALR, juare, London. roms his Grace the prescat Duke of Clowelsad Teerlity that Me Levi has entirely cured my coras q CLEVELAND, 54 St. ‘James sjusre Londen. {From the Most Rev. bis Grace the Lord Archbishop of Az- Tcertity that Mr. Levi extracted ihe corns which were fa my feet, wiibout giving me any pain. Joux G. Austacn, 0 Charles st, St, James juare, London, snd > ee. Prente Moet Noble the Marquits of Lansdown’ Mr. N, Levi extracted a corn for me with perfect 1 and success, ' ae Lassbow xe, 69 Berkeley square; from Robert Ferguson, vd Lahn SR SEES eed em aes gape FER feet, wiibout giving me the slightest pain, “ed Mom 9. Queen street, May Fair, London, Mar: In addition to the above ‘authenticated icutmeaiale, many thousands more in his ong which are bin and pos fiom ladies of the highest rank) can with @ call at his office, #1 Kleventh street, between Stxth avenues, New York N. B.—No protessioual connection with h any person, FPPATHER DUSTERS, OF EVERY DESORIPTION, FOR rale at low rates, by ROBKRY DAVIS, 64 and 646 Sroadway, northeast corner of Bleecker sireet, Fore AND HAT STANDS—ON HAND AND FOR sale by ROBERT DAVIS, 644 and 646 Broadway, norte enst corner of Bleecker street, rece oe agen a Leena LAMPS, CARCELS AND MO- labras, clocks, bronze alatnes and grompa, small bronzes ching Yaser. biscuit Sgures, Bohemian ware. & large assortment of rich rie, cp ead patierns, just Seeivel ‘Deal HARDON VILE! “5 way. Ag FITTING AND FIXTURES —A. A. TRAINOR, GAS {iter snd dealer h atreet, corner Fourth p and Anor place, Gas itdag stended te averse . Gas i Sone im. the best manner by experienced Eiteos OBBY HORSES AxD DOYS: SLEIOAS—YER' ARTE Ht Bo eof patterns, received and ve house turpishing warerooms Noe, (ee na ‘nnd 64 corner ot Bleecker street. ROBERT ie ) PATENT | SPRCTACLES. —THRY IMPROVE VI. vi- sion, suit for life, f-— to greater gue pair. "FLANKS, lestaner ou the eye, ‘and maker, Re ppnow ‘Astor Howse. Atigndance, 9 Ae Bt NEW AND AND ha git HOUSE FURNISHING ireet."" he underngned hos completed tbe eriondve r wot eee © pa ore eee and extensive house ul ‘warercome. ‘ious salarouma, replete arueles creomilal and weetul to housokeepers. Polite attention and prompt delivery of er a A BW YORK MAY NOW OLAIM TO B® Ti ast Naty thine Newt World Yorchetets roe a pleas whareyes an get your hoote poll hed Inthe best style for only atx crate. 1 call at “Boot Polishing Understanding,” 476 bicaawag. Setwren re Gravd and ‘Brome streets; a rely doe Table loeation for down town in the morning, ‘efor home mia gua rae canoe le an Var. sale at ibe lowest price. — Qrmarrep | " SLEIOM peter STYLES, reeeived at ibe Rome fog werercons in they hone Bava, oa and 646 Ctr northeast corner VHS. WC 3 Val Roa Tis! sove sure, Wave fal shares ot stoves, mantets, i eraten aud kitchen recon for sale of reasonabe terme. ttoves put up and pipe furnished for same, graten net, groves end ran, and repaired. Soap stone griddjes wrolesale TRAYS—IN SETS AND SINGLE PIRCES—ATYLES nd patterns ise on ices equally low. For sale at 644 and 646 Broadway, corner of aireet. ROBERT DAVIB, 10 repemee Aun CvuaEe—t WILL SEND ap rerom. concernin make land produce from $990 ta Scorer acre, san, bow Yo. mak 160, bie information, by which any peron can make a te. tune, Rnelore flee poeee wtames or Wana esas, Adireem B Bul, Lae.