The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1855, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 238, Fortunately, the veteran “great elm,’’ which has so oadsed wlaters,'waa but sligudy ‘iafareda few anal ut was but s! is afew 4 a its havi ct well braced t he #0 toe! with irom bands within the’ lest fow years, Dayoud the ploy. gather up scattered wood, but desisted for a time from fear of injury; and during the entire forenoom it was at times to cross the paths, as the strong west- 4 wind <n the large icicles en lle to) direction, elms on Tremont street, neur street church, also suffered feom the same cause. In the yard of she residence of Mra. Rollins, Beacon street, o large limb of a highly valued elm was brokea down, falling into the yard of the house of Mr. Jamoa R. In the King’s chapel burying ground a large willow, of great age, was completely split down and ruined. May ofthe willows in the Sout burying ground wace bacly ‘On Harrison avenne, a very large tree at the corner of Oak street was broken down; also ® number of small One large elm in Sumner stroot, near the arch, and the main limb of another near the Church Green, were broken down. (On Dorchester avenue, the willows at the side of the way were go bent down this morning by their accumulated weight as to make it a matter of difficulty for a carriage to pass. ‘The telegraph is also a great suiJerer dy the acsumula- tion of ice upon the wires, which bas caused it to break down in every direction. Communication with New York is entirely cut off. One wire going out of the aty ig broken ip no Jess than one hundred and sixty places, In Cambridge, ax we learu, many trees suffered the loss vof branches from the accumulation of and probably ‘the damage in this way has been ex! vein ali the country towns in this vicinity. From the Harttord Times, Dec, 26.] The weight of the ice has proved destructive to thou- sands of valuable trees. Herdiy ove of the hundreds of elms in Hartford has @scaped without the loss of one or more branches, while in maoy cases they split dowa in the middfe, throwing buge limabe that looked themse:ves like trees across the walks and the streets, Hundreds of valuab) de trees are almost ruined, their symmetrical proportions sadly married by the loss of their most im- portant limbs. In some caves trees were torn up by the roots. All through the litter part of the might the sounds of the destructive work going on could be heard —now acreaking, groauing noise like the cracking of forest trees that sometimes oxeurs fn high latitudes whea thére is an intense feost—ani ngala a thundertag crash would reverberate through the street, telling of the de- scent of some big hmb rudely torn from iis place. The wreck and ruia extended through every strest, and tue workmen are busy to-day with axes and saws removing the wood, At haif-past 10 o’clock (he sun came out, and lighted up the trees, far and near wiih a dazzling brillidney and a cold, clear beauty that is seldom witnessed on such oczasions. The cnating of iva is unprecedenedly thick and heavy, and the effect to the eye was vorvespondingly fine, Ttwas a scene of still, cold and pare beau'y—a view of *‘atill tite,?” where ail was frozen and woidvnlivs, bat transcendently besutiful, Occasisnally the flind woul arise, and then the trees would rattle and the branches tumble—seattering icy gems around, that flashed with all the rainbow hues of the prism. ‘The damage to fruit troes is somewhat serious, Many rdens have received an injury ia the breaking dowa of imbs and whole trees, that it will be difficult to make odd. Sethe elm and willow trees suffor most, In Main, Col- lege, Washington, Church and numerous other streets, thee beautitul trees are badly injured for ornamental purpores, The wind of to-day, which blew pretty stillly from the northwest @ ter 11 o'clock, bas not helped mat ters much. Court of Appeals. Lust or First Tumry Caves ON CALENDAR FOR Jaxvany Ten, 1850.—1, Wood vs. Chapin; 2, Scott vs. Onderdonk and city of Brooklyn; 3, Hayner, Rocelver, va. Kames ; 4, Ogden vs, Peters and’ others; 5, Barnott vs, Joel and’ others: 6, Rubens vs. Joel; 7, Dorr va, 0° Brien; 8, Wilson vs, Genesee Matual Insurance Co.; 9, mers’ Iusucance Co.; 10, 5 11, Van Kleek vs, Brace and others; 12, Carrigan vs. Wating and others; 13, Sel- den vs. Pringle; 14, Schermerhorn vs. American Lif In- surance and Trust Co.; 15, Pecry vs. Griffin; 16, Ireland vs. Oswego, Hannibal ani ‘Sterling Plank Road Co.; 17, Elmore and others vs. Shaw and others; 18, Hewback and others vs. Rolker and another; 19, Waterbury va. Lans- ing; 20, Lawrence vs. Kemp; 21, Oakley va. Aspinwall and others; 22, Atchinson vs. Troy and Boston Railroad Co,; 23, Bagley and Lawrence; 24, Mosier vs. Hilton; 25, Catekill Bank va. Prayn; 26, Ford and another ys. Wil: lama; 27, Freeman vs. Williams; 28, Scudder and another vs. Boyce and others; 20, Gardiser va. Clark; 20, Seely vs, Engoll. Calendar comprises 270 causes. Theatres and Exhibitions. Miss ANNA SPINOLA IN BROOKLYN.—Miss Anna Spinola treated the inhabitants of the City of Churches to a ae- cond grand vocal and instrumental concert on Wednes- day evening. Considering the co\d wintry win3, piersing and sharp enough to cut the noses and ears of untortu- nate pedestrisns, the young American prima donna was greeted by a reasonably large audience, who made up in enthusiasm what they lacked in numbers. It must have been some consolation to the fair cantatrice to perceive that her hearers consisted of the ‘upper tendom,” and were capable of appreciating the grand compositions by Rossini, Pellini, Verdi and Wallace, which wore tho selec- tions of the evening. Mus S. has a beautiful and highly cultivated soprano voice of the first order, with which she can execute the most difficult passages of the Italian or other composers. Besides a charming melodiousness and exquisite taste, she possesses great power and vigor, sufficiently so to fill a room twice the capacity of the Brocklyn Athenwum, in which her concert was given. Her audionce last night showed a high apprecia- tion of her yooal abilities by the prolonged and enthusins tic plaudits which foilowid each piece she sung. She was frequently encored. Rodes’ celebrated air with va- riations, and a favorite aria frem “ Puritani’” were ren- dered by her in a truly artistic manner. Mrs. Jameson, Mr. Aptommas and Mr. Karl Wels assisted Mis: and met with their share of deserved %pplaw whole, the concert was a triamph for Miss Spinola, and it is not often that the Brooblynites are favored with betie: or even as good ones. Indeed, amusements of any description in our neighboring city are “like angel’s visits, few and fac between.’’ Its inhabitants should, therelore, be the more eager to avail themselves of the rare opportunities which are presented to them of lis: tening to good music well executed by first class artists, without the trouble of crossing over the water, Miss Spinola will be sure eventually to meot with a brilliant suctess by a little perseverance. Broapway Tuxatre.—The grand comic fairy extrava wnra called “hing Charming” will agaix be ‘performed this evening; indeed so unpresecen'ed has been its suc- ores, that the mavager hax announced it for repetition every vight next week. Previous to the spectacle, a popular farce will be acted, Niur0’s.—The beautifal pantomimic ballet of ‘Joviter? will be performed, for toe second time, this evening; the leading characters by the famous Ravels and the charm- ing danseuse, M’lle Robert. The afterpiece is dina,’ which abounds in those wonderful tricks, transierma- tions, &c., for which the Ravels are celebrated. Bowery TakaTRe.—The new local drama entitled “The Chip Boy of the Dry Dock,”? together with the extra- ordinary achievements of Messrs. Myers & Nixon's eques- trian troupe, fill this house to overtiowing every evening. ‘Those who appreciate remark: ble feats of posturing and gymrastica should not fail to cee Mr. Nixon and his pupils. Beeron’s Tearne.—Three excellent comic pieses, ia two of which the manager appears, are offered at this establishment this evenlag. The performances commence with the farce called Only a Penny,” whicn will be fol- Jowed by the laughable farce of ‘Tue Duteh Governor.’ ‘The never-tiring ‘“Toodies’’ cloves the entertainments, Warsack’s TieaTre.—An abundance of pleasara is still the order of the dsy st this house. The comedy of “A Lady in Difficulties” heads the bill for to-nigat; prinoi- pal characters by Messrs. Lester and Holland, Miss Gan- non and Mrs. Conover. Mr. Brougham’s now extrava- ganze, ‘Po ca-hon-t: joliowa, and all will conclude with the farce of X.Y. 2.” Lavna Keane's Vaneris.—Owing to the oxcolient re the performances on the opening (last evening), the same pieces will be repeate might by Sesire.” The first in tho celebrated comedy of Old Heads and Young Hearts,”’ in which Miss Keene and Messrs. Hall, Bass, Jordan and Dyottappear, The “ Val- ley of Flowers’? closes the entertainmenta ’9 Minstrers,—Goorge and bis associates teader a PR gna ti of wines; danens, &e., for to night, be- aides the amusing farce of ‘Sambo’s Dream.’’ g Senexanens.—The ‘ Burlesque Hutechiason Femsig? will ‘be rendered’ among other laughable affairs thia evening. The closing piece is “Villikins and his Dinab.’” Doxarpeon’s OPERA Hovss.—A rich selection of songs and other Su entertainments are offere’ by the troupe at 663 way, this evening. ‘The Golden Kingtom’’ is the last piece Brooniys Arumxeum.—The 9 ber gs of the celebiaced originadptriaty’s astrels propose to open his house next Massacnuserts Learsiarvre—The Legislature hich meeta on Wednesday next, is re conte oiiuce, 173 Ameri¢ans, 63 republ- % Jemoocrate—an American rma) an Awesioan mrjortty of 20. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuvespay, Des. 27—6 P. M. opinion that four per cent in cash and two per cont in stock will be the payment. This will of course leave a surplus of egrnings for future contingen- cies. It must be borme in mind that the floating debt is large, and must be provided for. It would not be the wisest policy to pay large cash dividends while the floating liabilities remsined at such a bigh figure, and we have so much confidence in the judgment of the mansgera of this road that we feel confident they will look hereafter to a fixed rate for semi-annual cash divi- dends, without an effort to stretch it to the utmost and leave the treasury empty. With the four per cent paid in carb in August last, and with four per cent in oaeh in January, and an extra dividend of say two per cent in stock at the same time, it appears to us sufficient, ia view of the large reservation for emergencies. Our rail- road companies must hereafter look more to the reserva: tion or renewal fund. No company is safe without live- ral appropriations for that purpose; and regular ssmi- ennual cash dividends of moderate amount, with proper reservations for renewal, sinking fund, &c., will do more to raise both the actual and the market value of railroad stocks, than all tbe extravagant but irregular rates those concerns ever declared. Holders of stock want something they can depend upon—sometning permanent—something fixed, with an occasional extra dividend—if they are for- tunate enough to have investments in companies which can accumulate a surplus for that purpose. The rencibility on the subject of the Reading Railroad, toan “oniside barbarian’ is an enigma thst cannot be explained—nor is it safe, in the present condition of its cotemporartes, to ask even tbe knowing ones—the parties whose eyes are open to the tricks of the trade—to look at its condition or contemplate for a moment its extraordi- vary business or prospects, Being all in the same boat— all “freighted to the gannel’’ with a worthless cargo— and all laboring to save themselves with evea the amall- eat portion of their treasure—it would be death to recog. nise, or permit otbers to recognise, anything in » better condition, To say that the coal tonnage on the Reading was this year 2,212,783 tons—that its freignt and passen- ger business was nearly up to ita expenses—that the terest on its indebtedness is but $465,846, and that its in- come after paying every liability of the company, is over 203¢ per cent on its stock; and to ask “their filends” to believe il, under the circumstances, would be asking the sinkicg man to abandon his oar to the more expert swimmer, or tho motker to give up ber sickly child for the healthy and robust offspring of her neighbor. Our own and truly legitimate offspring are, therefore, the darling objects of our care; and, as Mrs, Macbeth says, “‘we love the child that milks us,’ we must stick to our Erios, our New York Centrals, our Michigan Central, our Michigan Southern, and our several roads, “for the trade of Al- bany,’’ where no trace can be had for even the expenses. Hence the fears that the expected dividend on the Read- ing may be one-eighth of one per cent below what its friends are looking for. But, as nineteon-twentieths of the stock of the Reading is now in the hands of parties who have looked into its condi!ion—who have used their own eyes and their own judgment in relation to its ad. vantages, and who hold for investment, and are satis- fied with ita prospects in the future—the sensibilities of ovr Wall street friends have but little effect on their nervous system. They know its enormous bu- siness, and ita ability to maintain it, They know that its descending grades enable it to defy com- petition, amd that its cost and final adaptation to the business enable it to meet the expenses that would otherwise destroy its advantages. They know, also, that of the entire stock of the company but 60,458 shares are held in New York; that in October last 50,996 shares were in the bands of 176 persons, and that now 208 persons hold from one to four hundred sbAres, amount- ing to 26,666, Of the balance, about 11,178 shares are in the hands of brokers, in trust for their outside friends; 6,024 in the banda of five individuals, who purchased previous to March last; and the remainder, amounting to 6,600 shares only, in the hands of the bears. This distribution of the stock in this city is, therefore, the reason for the various ‘dividend rumors,” and the why the stock is not at par. The deliveries for January ox- ceed one half more than the whole amount, and the sales per cay exceed the amount actually in market, There- fore, knowing these facts, and knowing the prospect of a dividend off the entire floating debt during 1857, with an extraordinary dividend in cash from the business of the road during 1856, it is-not likely the holders will give up the stock to supply the sales made upon the credit of the parties, The:e are some other stocks on the market the value of which is fixed beyond s Coubt, but the great majority of securities on the list are at this moment ioflated far beyond their real value, ‘The margin for depreciation must beremoved before outside speculators will be at- tracted, It cannot be expected that new purchasers will take hold st anything like current rates. We look for a decline of some importance within the next sixty days, Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, New York Central, Hudson River, Cumber and Coa}, all must recede and set- tle down to something like their actual value, before a speculative movement can beexpected. very one of the stocks named ts enormously inflated. The threo first named railroad stocks manage to pay at present pretty respectable dividends, but there is no guaranty tor the future, no reservation for those contingencies which, with all roads of large capitals, are at eny moment likely tooccur. They are not productive to the extent repre ented beyond the moment. Any day serious disasters may occur that would sweep away the entire year’s net earnings, and in the absence of a reservation fund, divi dends would have to give way, and the stockholders be compelled to patiently wait the retura of better times, ‘The construction account of each of these companies is ly, and it is ntterly out of the question to arrest it without an immediate suspension of divi- increasing rapi dends. After the adjournment of the Board, the following sa bonds and stocks were mave at auction by A. H. Nicolay :— $5,000 Missouri State Sixes, interest added..,...... 8534 10,000 Lake Erie, Wabash & St. Louis RR., Istmge.,do 71g 5,000 N. Y. anc Exte RI 6,000 Marietta and Cincinnati RR., 1st mort., do.. 5 shares Bonk of Sing Sing. 3 1 18s «Erle RR... sues + 60 “ — Ghieago and Rock inland RR... + 8615 40 North River Insurance Co. 113055 20 ‘ Kuickerbocker Ice Co.... bonds aniLatocks half-past 12 o'clock, at fhe Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board the market was comparatively quiet. Frie recovered most of the decline in the morning and closed firm. There was no change in Reading. Ni- catugua Transit fs working slowly but stendily upward. The purchasers ore among the most rolid men in the street, and the shorts must look sharp to their sources of sup;ly. The buyer sixty operations may prove fa- tal to some of the bears. The resignation of the Presi dent is contradicted. Ail we haye to say is, that if he has not resigned he ought to. It he has rendered any service for the lorge ralsry received, we have iscover it, We believe him to be a honorable, respectable man; but the Nica- Company want none bat active, practical men in the severa) departments of its af- ministration, and ts stockholders are waiting patiens- ‘an- decbiit, Mr, White, or come other active thorough-gotng man for the Presidency, or abolish the office altogether, re in favor of doing awey with the office and appropriating the yment of two first rate accountanta, whose duty it shall be to furnish the stockholders semi- annually with clear, comprehensive and correct reporta of the company’s progress and position. The report of the resignation of the Pregident may be premature, bat it is on that account ack the less desirable, Michigan Southern clowed heavy ot % per cent, and was afterwards a fraction lower. Michigan Central ts steadily retMing down, in the absence of all outede demand, failed to highly rogta Tram ly fr a thorough reform in its affairs, Give us Mr. and eave five thousand dollars per year, W salary to the emplo offered New York Central closed weak at 9176 por cent. The bare ¢ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | tividend of tive per cont in cash and ve por cont in stock, payable in January. ‘he five per cent in stook represents the amount of sinking fund invested in the company’s bonds. The investment of a sinking fund in ‘the bonds of the company purchasing is the only logiti- mate way of appropriating such afand. It is like » man baying up his own paper, and it ‘is perfectly proper for an individual or = company to purchase their own pa- per at the market price. The investment is, at all events, s safe one, amd we should like to see it practised to a greater extent in this com- munity. This Milwaukie ana Mississippi Railroad, by the way, 8 one of the kind we are in favor of and freely en- dorse, Thatis saying a great deal in these days of doubt and distrust. It is @ second Galena and Chicago, and now is the time to take hold of it. By and by, when it gets up to 124 a 126 per cent, it will be too late, for most of the margin will be used up. It is a cheaply construct- ed, well managed, and even now, in its uncompleted state, » highly productive road. We like the financial system in operation, and the character of tho men in the mansgemont is a good guaranty that it will be rigidly adhered to, When it is abandoned, the public may de- pend upon being posted up as to the why and where- fore. The Little Miami Railroad Company have declared » dividend of five per cent on the capital stock (and pro rata for any stock not entitled to full dividend) out of the earpings up to the 30th of November last inclusive, paya- ble at par in the six per cent one thousand dollar mort- gege bonds of the company, heretofore issued, dated May 2, 1868, bearing interest from Nov. 2, 1855. On or after the 2th of January next, certificates payable in such bonds will be issued to the respective stockholders for their dividends, in sums to suit their convenience, and the bonds, as well as the certificates, will be ready for de- livery at the respective placea where the stock is re- The stock market is gradually settling down into winter quarters, There was comparatively a small business transacted at the first board, and lower prices ruled. Delaware and Hudson declined per cent; Michigan Cen- tral Railroad, 3¢, Reading Railroad, 3; Michigam South- ern Railroad, ; Panama Railroad, 3; Galena aud Chi- cago, 3g. New York Central does not vary much from 92 percent, The dafly sales are small, and the brokers ap- pear to have very little disposition to touch it. Hudson River Railroad is in about the same position, Speculation {a dead in both ef them. Reading Railroad was heavy at the opening to-day, and closed weak, at lower prices. The bears are making all sorts of a handle of the dividend payable in January, There were rumors to-day in the street that it would be four per cent in cash and two per cent in stock, and we are disposed to believe that this is nearer the mark than any previous statement. It is our th doi shes ong a da. . wpectal of Faluablo Watches, jewelry goods, UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER — ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— res cote Ce age abn ministrator of » gentleman Paid on treasury account... Received on treasury account, Balance on treasury account. Paid fer Assay office... Paid on disbursing checks ‘The payments to-day include $841,000 appropriated for the payment of the January interest on United States ings. ‘books. win etinlare day —HOUSE FURNITURE SALE—BY ,) Dee. 28, at LL avenue, parlor, UCTION NOTIOE. WM. W. SHIRLEY.—This day, (Frida) @etock, ni 190 Nineteenth near Rights id kitoieen furniture, fn good ‘The earnings of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad ENRY H. LEEDS & 0O., AUCTIONEERS,—HENRY | Svenues. for the year ending Nov. 30, 1865, were as follows:— Earning#........++ Expenses, includin, iT, a large assortment of looking 8 a nibeeet every description® chesty of superior young hysoo teas, grocery 6 Monday, at the auction goods, dry goods, toys, piaied ware, &0,, Ac UOTION NOTICE. sofi, this day, Frid westof Broadway, all tl house, consisting in made; one elavorately carved rosewood parlor suite, covered in rich eatin brocatel; good Brussels, three ply and { ind mahogany Ellzanetatan, pedstonda hai y ethian : pure alliusves, rose wood, marble to} vontand'back. Also, oll pal Plate oval mb rors, silver plated ware, cutlery, &c Will be without avy reserve whstever, shorty for Europe. DMINISTRATOR’S SALK.—IMPORTANT SALE OF c,, at the store of Joseph Chandli deceased, 60 Wiilinm street. “'The above stock will be d of considerably below eost, as the estate will :be closed forth A. K.. CHANDLER, Adm’r, UCTION OF HANDSOME HOUSREOLD FURNITURE ~© FRENCH, Auctioncer, will sell on Friday, Decem- wood, black walnut, and mA. re in house 462 Broome street, consisting of two id rosewood parlor in French crimson brocatel. rosewood 1 marble top ude, © centre, and Brusse's rain carpet. rosewood hatands to match, mahogan’ hair mattresses, pilasters, sal Ene wool picker. esos voeeeccee oi! paintings, housel g interest on debt. ‘en rocer as, large assortment of fancy Deduet dividends. L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER—WILL ! 1036 o’olock, at 73 Franklia street, at first class private rt of one seven stave pianoforie, ety Surplus not divided....... The company owe bonds payatle ia 1860, all of which weresold at par... They also owe note ee H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS.—HENRY , 08 Saturday ee. 29, gente] household furniture, at 1074 o'clock. at Now venta street, between First ant avenues, the pro WES' ET.—1 is 4 Eerste nar meteae teste he | OO tenn aneeangems mang ese ete Is si ; Jarge pier | men; house pleasantly situated and furnished with all the uJasses, lace curtains and sornices, velvet carpets, pian’ "e, | mod ; enisnt; reforences centre table, marble top; suit tn bair cloth povererey tl eaobang bate a, tee i" wardrobes, bureaus, dresa glasses, br ). TORE! a and black walnut do., cottage chairs, extension tabie, bedding, 25 f Som {é and unclaimed tables, marole toy Diviaends payable Jamu ‘and. corner eiegeres, Total liabilities,.......+++ ‘Whe company have on hand ia 0 counts and material for operating the road 6,840 85 The foreign exports from the port of Baltimore, Inst week, were lorge, the total value being $369,416. Among the principal articles exported were 23,487 barrels whest flour, 416 barrels corn meal, 22,681 bushela wheat, and 200 bushels corn, The Bank of Hamburg, S.C., has declared a semi- annual dividend of six per cent, ‘The steamship Star of the West, from Nicaragua, {s on her way to this port, with San Francisco dates to the 5th inst., inclusive, and California gold amounting to half a million of dollars. Stock Exc! $6000 NYork 5’3 74. 1 000 In State 5’s, 4000 Har 1st M Bas. «bd 1000 Erie Con Bs 71 18000 11 Cen RR eh the owner leaves washstands, and kitchen Friday, December 48,'at 10’ o'clock, ai store No. If Ailun- ber 26, at 103¢ o'clock, al! the “A ENRY T. LEFDS & C bed 6 f a Chairs black walktal Go. oliclous, rosewood Latetan , pier and oval looking gasses, Frenoh liver plated caster, with a large lot sels, chin tea se ‘x, Des. 27, 1856, Lt, ; Oak extension di kets, spoons, forks, tea glassware and ci Clegeres, large alze, small, and corners with plate glass and backs, rior rosewood p' Catalogues at the sale. voteve inns -octhhainrenctnsdaa tgs J. J, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE SIGNER’S SALE.—ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, ., Will be sold at auction a 3 81 6 sha Bank of Com 111 30 Del & H Canal.nS 11834 1655, at Il o'clock A. M. ity of champagne, c aret and Khint 106, office furniture, &c., st 36 Beekman Ate SALE © ALBURT' 29, at 103s o'clock, at ‘askortme! Jurs, at the store, 62 William street, corner of Cedar, oa Mon OB EBERHARDT, Assigcee. er, will sell, q 19 Court Wreet, Brooklyn, & ft nt of watches, breastpins, brace! T finger rings, &c. /ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEER.—GREAT sale of the immense sieck of ‘eng! at the store, 325 Broadway Henry ends & Co. opposite Broadway Theatre, ali the tnge publiched ‘cons ry corona If past 10 o'clock every OHN LJVANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, | Seventh avenues. 300 do. c 600 Penn Coal Co.b30 350 Cump Coal Co. 130 Panama RR. 100 Gal & Chic RR. ‘0 ir Db nd stands. China 'vases—Rieh decorated chi in Evgland, consisting of Queen Victoria's Mar- | Painted landscapes, igs sadn views, &c. Dinner tes large variety of patterns, costing as high as $200 per set. Chi et at Constantinople, the Mag Messrs. Graves & Co., Moon & beautiful and splendid col- na Obarta and Boyes’ sock. comprising the most lecticn ever offered st public auction. These beautiful speoi- mens of art will be on view, Friday, Dec. Jogues and keys of the engravings will be given. swe to examine this collection, as being the closing is lot of fine engravings. 'Y EDWARD SCRENCK, AUCTIONEER.—EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at auction. on this dav, 4 finest aasortment of furs ever ‘atauction, consisting of magnificent mit and mart vik alten Wed to thivaale, as there wil be ranted, AJl the furs wil 1 be th stare lyed or brushed furs ip re will be some capes valued at $250, Y NIRIUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE, 1 WILL lock in the forenoon, in 124th ding, now occupied as a stable: ‘Aworney for Mortgage. , AUCTIONEER, —GREATSALE. ‘fancy goods for the holidays. Kd nck will sell at auction, on Saturday, 29th iust., at ‘het 103g o'clock, at his selesroom, 16 Wall st ment of fancy goods, cons BEC $800 City 5's, °58.. 98 castors, engraved; water kettles, tca urns, waiters, segar and sirict!y moral young genteman, where le can cake baskeis wine coolers, butter tubs, salts, tb inst., when cata- *, te together witha large assortment ct fancy goods, eutabia | amily preferred Board notto exceed $5 per week. ‘Reer ioe Welhotitey aden ieee bj 1000 Erie Bés of '75 87. 1, Bk. 106 10 Panama RR. 150 Mich Cen R&... 60 do. 100 Mich 5 & N In. 60 Clev & Tol RR 100 lo .. 200 NY Cen RE..b60 50 do... . ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL cyte tte wk sold by order 8 large and one of the te ere ofG. Pant J: from Mipth sireet, consisting none but the finest and richest furs color, Kou being color, ‘The CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Taurspay, Dec, 28—6 P. M. Astma.—The market was without change in prices, while rales were limited. Breavervrrs,—Flour—The market was steady, and without change of moment in prices; the sales embraced about 12,000 a 15,000 barrels, including common to good State at $8 25 a $8 3144, closing at the latter figure, and $8 37.0 $8 60 for extra do.; Western mixed, fancy and Michigan, Ohio, India tapestry, of expose for sale dam asks, bair cloths, near 4th avenue, JOHN Y EDWARD SCHENCK treet, a superb assort- of magni fos on marote pedestala, Neators, Awe " ers, toldiers, dancing girls, and Illinois, at ng the sales were 3,000 barrels State, for export, within the above range of ‘quotations ; Southern was in good demand for export to the south o Europe, and the sales yesteré a; about 14,600 barrels, part of whi the remainder chietly for Mediterranean ports; the pri obtained ranged from $9 a $9 50 for mtxed to choice brands, and fancy and extra brands at $9 5634 a $1050; Cana- din» flour wns steady, with sales of 600 a 7 a $10 1234. Rye Flour—Sales of 400 a 600 bbls. were made Meal was quiet, at old prices. Wheat— while transactions were ‘bout 5,000 bushels red Ten- ‘Ware, superd statuettes of aoe ee oaks » Apollo, card receivers, antique Vases, fruit ‘stands, ike. ; ail Plated ware, elegant tea and colfee sets, engraved and claret pitchers, syrup do., fruit stands, liq hemian glass botiles, tankards, vegetable dishes, cake baskets, butter coolers, candies! Ao. elegantly decoraied china and'giit vases tete-atete seis, bread trays, card recel 0 blique RroUups ani n gla 8 Wi tora, jewel caskets, card recet is, magnificent writing ‘and to day have reached wae for the Crimea, and near Chaibam, ot # cha/tel mortgage, 16 bedstoads, 12 h trasves, batr and (esther pillows and bolsters, coanterpanes, | rquate Post fice. fe-: alto. house ‘chased; jnor stands with Bo toast racks, casters, bbls. at$9 123, ‘ORTGAGEH’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A Oda’ & at $6 for prime, ‘The rearket was unchanged, The sales tocladed a nersee, in separate lots, at $1 073g a 82. , ranged trom $1 85 a $1 95; white nacian do. were nominal. tinned heavy, with sales of 25,000 a 30,000 bushels, in- cinding new, at 80c. a 8c, and 90c., and old Wes Rye continued in fair demand and firm, with sales of 10,000 bushels, chiefly for export, at ‘Oats were without change in quotationa: Corree.—The meiket was quiet, though prices were A smail lot of Maracaibo (90 bags) sed at 11%c. Corrox.—The sales footed up about $00 a 1,000 bales, the warket closing firm, Fricims.—Ratea wore sieady. To Liverpool 5,000 a 6,000 bushels corm were engaged, in ship’s bags, at 93¢d., with some flour at 8¢. 4d., and cotton at s¢d. a 9-824. To r waged some cotton at Jxc. The packet ship ofthe Ist of January was full with cotton at To Bremen 100 bales fare, elegantly cut vase: paskote jésks, dressing cases, g cases, segar boxes, work boxes, chess work ll sizes all tplaid with natural colored Russia leather, velvet reti wood dressing cases. with full fit don boxes; magic segar bores, glove bor perb asgoriment of e'egunt articles sult ies are purticularly invited to attend sale, with little doing maaone wagon With top, one counter and shelves, fixiares, “- Broadwa Terms cash. CHARLES SCHEILING, Morigagee magnificent a ence ‘ ae ‘ng ycnresce SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, )URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO LET, IN A c. 2) mixed at 920 2 8c. 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER—ELEGANT FANCYGOODS + and fine furniture, at public auction. this inorning, at 1034 A. ¥., athouse No. 70 Murra: ware, rich velvet and yunctually at the hour rnished with two solid in green and gold, and the other in claret and maroon bracatel; ruperior rosewood pianoforte, with beavily carved case; solid rose doors and back; lady's, ecritoire, by te, pier and oval velvet carpets, carved rosewood centre tal tops sofa, side and pler tables, a superior collection of by well known modern on porcelain, beat ‘ormolu clocks, Parian Tugs, rosewood bookracks and corner elegeres, and Paris inlaid tables, pery mantle embellishmen table, extencing UM. feet; dt intogebatrs, china dinner set silver forks, spoons, casters, decorated china tea sets, cut gany sofas, card tables, a: carved rosewood bedsiend Tosewoo! suits, finely carved, one d grain at 250. mpreased catton were exgaged at lo. ered tor the Orlmea, and one y to-cay for the Mediterranean, to load chiefly with bread- stutlé, at p.t, One of the latter obteined $1 6244 per bbl. for provistons. A vessel was aleo chartered for Dun- kirk, Franco, to load with grain at 13¢. and flour at 4s. ‘There was no change to notice in rates to other En- To San Francisco they were steady at 40., a 400, per foot measurement. ‘ of 500 boxes bunch terday and another Donwertibles, 1871, do... 774 NEY lace and oroeelé! wind Yea tables, mahogany bre e ve ware, Ivorg cuter’ y. fine curled hair it rosewood and mahogany washstands, carved rosewood arinchairs, china toilet Is and ingrain carpets; ‘ tables, muslin en atthe bouse, or al the office street, ‘aisins were made at w huntred halves at $1 6614 a [$1 60, 900. braced about 1,000 bales, at SOc. a cos one of 1wo sofas, large arm chair, six ‘lor and Gothic do. and quarters at 860. + he | Stay. —The rales em Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekiy auction sale of ill take place to-morrow, (Friday,) at ‘and bureaus, marbie top oval and square curtains, sbades, ie « of the auctioneer, No. 76 8 COMBS, AUCTIONEER.—WARD & CO. WILL ‘on Friday, morning, at 1054 o'elock, at 66. Nassau assortment of jewelry, china vases, Work tales, work boxes, 4c. The sale will be con- —Dry cod was sellin, 125; and large No, 1 Mareac ‘No, 1 herring were) at 2c. usetts mackerel at $21 60 a a 28c., and She, @ ST igo. ranged from $1 92 to $1 05, and common ed firm, and sales of 0 : eaden mounted in ormuio; statuary, bronzes, €o., with a large eolles’ | Patent Is secu hy Saas cyt tion of valuable oil paintings; In onthy frames ss bhia. New Orleans row were made at 490 NAvAL Sromss,—The market was quiet aad sales unim- street, © large and rich Dining nilver plated ware, dining table, rich silver ware, Dresden china suitable for holiday Js; tea do.; ruby and crystal cut glass ware, of all kinds, | @p s\y) tinued on Saturday match throt $5.00 uiet at 80c., and manufac. Ors. —Crude whale was m. was at $1 85, and tured do, at 88c. 0 900, Crude « manufactured do, at $2 06 a $2 10. tive at 90c. a 91c. for large and small lots. FRovisions.—Pork—The market was casier, and sales Including mesa at $19 25 . A lot of sour mess was sold at $18. Beef was heavy, with sates of 150 a 200 ‘ime, at $2 a $10, and meas do. at $10 62 a $12; Vormon~ mess was at $1: repacked Western at $14 a $14 50. Cut meats were Lord waa dull; sales of 200 a 300 bbls, were made Butter—Ohio ranged {rom 17c. a 23e. 280, Cheese was inastive at top and UGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONRER—BY FRA match; china toilet sets, one marble top chamber suit, LIN & KIGHOLs.—Evicasive. sate of planoforie, enor baie qeauner beds, rosewood and rior cabinet furniture, &¢., de at their sal , 28th inst. 10% limited to 200 a 300 bbl $19 50 and prime at $16 ennai tree oat Ninsses, patnted chamber tnraiiure en suite, g’ase ware, ac. Al RR e,—Several large and Ne tracts of improved and unimproved Tiras wel atest outry redeem, atten b " ted in the towns few Uiretcht, nod New Lots,will | ior sje or «chin sold publi an rm oot jall, in the city of a . December fo. 0 585 "ese, Nk VOSE, 72 Wall (),-2 _—The market was firm at 4X¢. a Sie. ‘at 12 o'clock M. oF OWE: * Stan —The market was firm, with light sales. Be Me LOFT, Sheri of Kings county. § ww Orleans, new crop, sold at 8 ior .—Sales of about 500 bbls. Prison were made at ia respectfully Inviced ut the finest and richest, ‘warranied and sold wi hoat re ial tat era i) COLTON, AUCTIONEER— VALUABLE ine .—F. COLTON will sell, on M oa A yaluable moulding machice, nesrly nw Sale at 2 o'clock, P. M. A, M. CRISTALAR, }} eeti this day, at Ll o’e conven cull tot tts, G, HORTON, AUCTIONEER—S, 7 + Will sell, thia day, (Friday), a 9 Bt salearoom, rich fancy go ds for holllay ore Also, a large Assortment Of silver soriment of sisting of sofas, roc! easy chairs, centre and card tabies, e monldisgs, and cost | ming Ot tee iier and oval mirrors: Daintoge awtneany ang Twenty eighth street, toltcloths, ma: LADIES AND athens Aaiiibetearery gots proamaons spouts! wn use (he following cie- inet, oil Ook CMe, @) it Iapestry and other carpets, ha, AUCTIONEER, BOWERY. fopsoy Sea clver bedmenda, hair Toastreme, fouthec ods wnd | A PA S a splendid |: L: Let poudre ga) oxve! awe Bich, ee sea 2 ae es con. bureaus ‘wasbstand » " cy nk sad we Se, Ae., Warranton of the best a A WHER reser rete Lone cighth the anal cost. or Yost fet) 108 an’ S14. 490, Ant 454 taraod ‘Diviston, ao 1M Fighib avenue, Ao. Price Bi conta, Sent by maiion reesiot of prwa Addrew MD Camere, box 22 Vos! office, Brookiya marble top ‘at =% win seers eee eTs pier with avalon: | Sori de is eugased Va weer pace uring sb mn hair dy ; urs, toade fn stow. minw refunded. Sold at yar oe on yeulis and Mississippi Railroad Company Aden'ial charges moderate. whegeal rotewoo! plane eruiaed cpon the payment of a semi-aanged Bale - vases, builor Sycalalogue, whisk bow ready." e* | spotn clocks, wh cantare, sund fe and. coupe, fe ROCERIES, CHAMPAGNE, CANDLES, OURRANTS— | ing subjects; bronze Agures tod aula Sree a — a at 57'De: ‘of Gresa- chess, G dey, ae os iy papier. jmela. : gat peray Seren ated Bfhiegt a pautags i we faa put ‘been for many years in the private in Be or one a are sovuieie works ———— See cree eer aT ta tee | pon ssnreeay sete cae Da a -4 BROADWAY, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND WI¥TZ Praticnttieemmaeets teats ference | LO3, aratca tonto 3 rol bed the first to let, to gentlemen. 4 ‘es they are. The whole can be examined from Thurs: | [00m om the Lrat Goor to let. to Renton Pa it ‘Are no other boarders. iat anny she * Crary we mange the house. Forturther particulars, iaguire . SS RY H. LEEDS & OO, AvoriONmaRs—ueway | G4. BROADWAY 4 SUIT OF ONE To TaRRE EDS & HL, LEKDB & CO. will sell by sucuon on Friday, Dee. 2%, { roma counseling floor, wei! furnished, with ind Saturday, 0th a iat clock, atthe salearcom, 19 Saasnt | feuitemon, ‘the oouas hes di mondere np mreet, lores, aa pert det fasea' gentle 3 house bas Sitneaern improvements, Dinner Sone, petal aie tear tal ae glen FOURTH AVENUF.—ROOMS, FURNIG pen ge ee Den at | 38, seid, cany be obtateed ta vex (ota are amily, on slams, odor bots, boats & Belog couveniens io cars and omdibusen. apply as cbove. FOURTH GTREET—TO LRT, FURNIGHWD ping goods, a 30! rooms, with parilal board if required. Near Wasa- ape olen ean + | 154. GRAND STREET—A GENTLEMAN AND nis shades rerreneoing tb ; rite oF twa, angle enuieman con be accommodated Be i it Neparaie bede—"wltbout board, Sf 25 cack,” or $850 tor partial ieee eke Fava | Seethiblign 1 privat. aie 132 WET Twmrerareap stanen—a, curr oF Dec. $1. Also, a invoice: irre furnished rooms, on the second floor, with Artintio * bathroom 1B, cee ve hadat a very reasonable pi rane Bronse Company be hag aha verry cesomnable Pie. Fair in New York, FRANKLIN STRERT, C i lereerne 130 Se Ramet oe foes Ce oe ‘weights, a ‘young ladies. AP teat ones dheteg oo nee ee ee SE a ae trous men, Ac, do.” Ail these goods are EAST TWENTY THIRD BTREGT.—PLEABANT perfectly sound or no sale. TA. soome, wit boord, tony te bad i clea See SC ye house, pleasantly Tooatod ‘between route ser tenes H. LEEDS & CO. will sell, by au a rs oe Saturday, Pine street, in Elizabeth, 73 WET, TWENTY THIRD STREET, FOUR Dooxs flose rents also very dowushle single’ rome tor geailcoes, . penn Pom od ee for gen‘lemen, torun. with’ full orp pleasant, “Broadway stove coal; 2) tone white door, Elsabelt below: Walker eirect,’and ten sale, am tecnica oda r vi F beth, below Wal ‘ 2 FRANKLIN STRERT, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF Kerms cath. 70) sroodways Sut otasatly furuisicd pariors on the first floor, br served If required, to Jat to a gontemam d his wife, or single gentlemen; ulso sinzle and large dou» @ ‘a8 above. anc LEEDS & CO. will sell, by auction, rooms for lo¢ gings, from $2 to $10 per week. Inquire: board, to gentlemen and their wives or single trems m te GREENE STRERT, NEAR CAN+1.—A GBNTLB- man and bis wife or’ few single geotiemen cam be ao- modated with handsomely furnished rooms, with full or Partial board; good table, hot and cold baths. Terms mode- stair do., ollcloths, oliina, glasa ENRY B. HERTS, JR.. AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE | rate. References exchanged, Also a large front parior aad sate of groceries, ruits, jars, wines, liquors, &c.,0 | cedroom on the second floor. tic street, Brcoklyn, comprising in part, oboise teas, wines, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR liqu rs, Havana segara, fruits, preserves, pickles, anchovies, can be accommodated ith board at No. by Weut Hle- sardines tobacco, snull, prunes ralsna igs nus pipes, sear | wach treet. ‘The house is new, bewuifully Seated, Aud oom order’ of HERMAN BIEN, Attorney tor Mortgage.” | g's required and given’ en Caexceptonable referen- AUCTIONEERS. —HENRY T. HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM Lecas & Co will sell by auction, this day, (Friday.) at Li A “pletion singlo conemany in tin frat class house, Te o'clock, at the salesroom 36 Beekman t, ge sock of | Broadway Apply from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Also moingie fine furs, to close the concern, This sale ofters advan'ages Jer week, suitad ne Se ae es | roum on ihe upper floor, at $3 per week table for @geulle- coods are of good quality, and Will | man wishing te econom sale comprises several fine real soap id without reserve. se's, royal ermine, chinchilla, sione marten, moupiain SINGLE GENTLEMAN I8 DESIROUS OF SRCURING marten, French eable, Russia iichs, capes, victorines, ouifs, fer the winter Mind aprtng' bbe Ch eemaeees geri of fine robes. Ladies and gentie- | & private and quiet fatr')y;!ooation below Nighth awrset, and want of furs should avail themselves of this opportuai- | wit in two or!iree |) uc. of Broadway, « fair price will be sale will c ence precisely at the above hour. paid and fn 2 dvanee julred; modern conveniences indis- T, LEEDS & 00., AUCTIONEERS HENRY 7, | Ho it vice, MAM’ WH Bartoulars, Jhavles Conway, LF, LEEDS & CO. will geil by auction, on saturday, at toss | a STE o'clock, at * ealesroom, 3 man et a uantity L] IN, A) ofturniture, ‘removed ftom Grand street for emventence of pr ce al erent Rect ge gta" Sodaded sale, consisting of sofas, chairs. bedsteads, buresus. centre | family, at 39 Delancey sircet. Siver bistel works anitelitigisomiosen auc maces | a FMAN AND 118 WIFE, OR TWOOR TAREE I , des bedding, c ra, qu tres 3, : plated ee geri a gery moe GENTLEMAN AND Hi8 WIFE, OR TWOOR TARER ip a private family, pleasantly situated; bashes ta the «| house, apply at 55 Perry sirect, : f SALE OF GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR A COUPLE OF fura.—H. G. KYANS will continue the sale ot valuable | AG RNTEEMAN AD are ee Wea wee rooms in a private family in a house with all the molera im- provements. such as gas, bath, Ac. References required In- quire at 123 West Twenty second street, between sixth aud rurtains, ae tee gs eRe pid re le gentiemen. can be accommodated with full or par- lanotorte, Sale without reserve. ve: | Gar ooard, and every day oe week, commencing presisely at until the whole is ol out. on’ Thursday, Deo. 27, and Friday, Dec. 24, at 1034 0'c ock’ Aishe salestoomal2eMaiden lane, large OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE 5 Ha ey wc Seat ies tune “Cahaaee bantoaen gentiewan can obtain rooms, with fuil or partal board sllver,piated ware, bropzes, 40, those in want of holiday presents, art offa rich line of snarl cman urne.agate and. marble on very reasonable terms, in a private family, by applying +t forming ine opportunity ‘3 | $9 Wea ‘Thirteenth sirest, between Filla aud Slaih, avewen. ie vases, carved from the said stone; Meterenses Teqaizes: 228, ‘and Roman truscan aud Ro! van . OARD.—SUITS OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OF Uw nc bag ng aon Bo Arnica, wits doara, tor gentlemen and heir wives, or Single gentlemen, can be obtained by appisiow a: 155 Waveriey Vases, with | Dince. “House hie all ihe modern itaproverienta, ‘ Sagortment, compriaing & KLIN BTREE ft | QOARD—103 FRABKLIN STREET WEST GENTLE ware-Tete-n-t motto “cofte § 7 men and their Wives, or single genJemen, may mee, itis, card basket tobacco pols psners ogar lige spit with frst rate accommodation. Rooms with or without baard.; toona.'e. Silver plated ware Soon i giiar tes Og) RS Seaman a gage grnn arty or omapsrony= ~ setn, four, five, six pieces: four, five, six boitied sliver plated | PROAFD AND A SINGLE ROOM WANTED Comforts of a home, and be as one of the family. A prt ence given. Address Waiter H. T. Martin, Broadwey Post office, for one week. re = eo. 27 and 28, upholstery goods OARD NEAR SY. JOHN'S PARK. Phyto; sasiguee’ at loty ociece al Gentlemen and thelr wives (withon 80), ean scours |. Gratacay, 775 B: AX iy artial bowrd, in © oP 1 18 Broadway, afew doors | family where there sre few boarders. Apply at 13 Variok NTLEMEM, OR Lof which is well selected and in fine coudilion. | street. Baths and gas, References exchanged. fock consists of paper hangings, French and English q: 78 eka sain tsi (medium) nullable tor parlors, chambers | TJOARD AT A PRIVATE HOUSE.—ONR ROOM TO an }ooms, reat i Brocatels a general variety, two and three col eke also, one on the third floor, to one or two gentlemen; in ® gen” ie ¢.; also, borders in g let, om the second floor, to two cr three wngle gentlemen; wi pee yard; plushes, sill velvet and ane teel and quiet house. Hot. cod and shower baths free. Im. every vi f colors; moreen, woollen and satia | quire at 54 Walker sireet, five doors west of Broadway. loss and tambour do., window shades OARD IN A FRIVATE FAMILY.—TWO OF TORES and Rotterdam curt . and fixtures, cords, gimps, fringos, gtit cornices, eur- single gentlemen can beaccommodaied with partial board, tain ‘bands, couches, lounges, ike. Also; the store fixtures, | with reoms elther jon the second or talrd Noor, at 2) Cort show cases, counter, gas fixtures, £0. place, Houston and Bieecker streets, None bu: sing! JOHN L, VANDEWATER, 12Maiden lane, | gentiemenneed apply, ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTI WILG SELL, OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- {hin day, Cmmediately aflor, the nate of upholstery goods, men can be accommodated with hoard; alao, two or three Mi the stock of G. P. & 4. Gratacap, 773 way, ali the | young ladies, at 172 Duane street, near’ Hudeon, opposive store bel to the above store, consisting ot a doable ma park. hogany ¢ drawers, iron sate, mahogany counter, slelv- aan tog, step ladder a ee gas (sap ma pe Ubon gg teamed BROOMS, WITH FULL rm, jh is and aw "or parti |, at 47 treet, quis by reecoe pahern frames. fea miss | 7. References exebanged. we” Cue nest Pultoatore OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.—FURNI OARD WANTED—WITH FURNISHED ROOM AND ture, c., atthe sales room No. 2) North William street, fire, for a gentleman ard lady, full board for the lady only row, Dec. 29, at 1056 Oclock, by viru | where there are few or no otber boarders. citua‘ion sare ne and 15'straw mat- } central, and not far from Broadway, Address S. U., Unioa old jure, cooking and parlor stoves, &c , Soak JOHN W. OMEKINDYKE, Attorney for Morigagee, OARDING.~ONE OR TWO HANDSOYE ROOMS ARB ‘TTR ‘vacant at No. 10 Tlay place; also, two or three singte morigage executed by Xavier Duifner to Charles Schell rooms. A very pleasant loosdon, uear-Broadeay, ing, T shal e for sale at public auction. at the premi ON 7 ToL Weat Thirty fib street in tbe city of New York, on the 3iat | [ROND, STREET.—SPACIOUS AND HANDSOMEGY FUR- of December, 1855, at 12 0’clock, noon, the following go> ts ‘apartinents, a complete suit, if required, to let, nished Chatieis, viz. one dark brown colored horse, one milk | Rya@l Jnguive Se'Mre sion Ada’ besten etal aoe 4c.—JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, auctioneer, No email private family, where all the corforts of s home North Wiliam sreet, will sesl this day, by virtue of a chatiel | can be enjoyed, A party of turee single gentienen wishing te mortgage at 134 Crosby street, at 10% room tog sofas, chairs, tables, bureaus, washetands, bedsteads and oeds, | wil ind this » rare chance: gas in every room. Appiy at $6 looking glasses, pod ted Oticloth, hair and straw mariresses, Dominick street, betweea Hudson and Varitek. o’closk, mahogany er can have an elegantly furnisbed parlor, snd, Billows, wee — URNISSED APARTMENTS —A_FRENC! SBE! = HH PRIVATR _9UBN DYKE, Attorney for Mortgagee. Somsiy oun Clies: Gnas Of eereantnts, chawere ta Sand SALE, THIS DAY, DEC. 23, ATA. M nisbed, to three or four gentlemen who way wish to have com. wnetion store, 23 Bowery, consisting of | fortavie lodgings and every a‘tention psid. Breavfast or fall Bi weering apparel of every descripiion; | board, if required. Apply at No. 9715 Broadway, three blocks women’s 8, blankets, tise quills, blankets, de. “By order of JUIN L LEVY, yawn | above Union square. Laden gd a bgt a ea JPURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN A PRIVATE USSKLL W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONRER.—A family, for a lady.’ Apply at 201 Wooster street, fourth LY sale of’ mafniticent rosewood houssnnid tural oor. Per a tg ES RIVATE BOARDING IN BROOKLYN —\ GENTLE pT ah Ay agg is oo man and wi fe or {wo single gentlemen, or two laties, can cclges house, his furniture was'all made toorder sad | Ve,Accomumodated with fullor partial bowrd, by applying at ie of the very best description throughout. "No agiponemen, 198 Bridge, near Coucord street. on account of weather. plive catalognes can he obtalned FANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GE@NILEMEN, A sutr {ht asad No. 125 William street, near Jon, or at Ww rooms, second or third floor, furnished or uafurnisbed, iaFanlore—Rich velvet carpets and rugs, elegant seven on Chest h anusinciry, "Rem if Graired, paid in sdvance "Ad, ve rosewood pianoforte, @ superior Vrument, embrot ¢ id & i Pa gy og ee twelve feet long; rose reich. Ke ; . = = font $900; tres mageiticent sults rosewood parlor {araiture, _COPARTNERSHIP NOTI . solid rose: in green vaivet; nin WANTED, A MAN OF BUSENI SS, WE wip om ‘Gat | $5,000. canta ctnom three wive tioumad asian & WU covers. All these, suits were made to order, and | citer into a very prostable and exionsive busiuiow—ace whl best description. Broeade aud lace curtains, rich | Wil be = lard for time, inquire of Mr. Sykes, at G16 shades; statuary; top, cevire and pier tables; two elegantly | Broadway. Unexceptiouabie charnoter required eres, with mirror backs; rosewoo! aud 5.000 oF WASTED A PARTNER SPe irs, Turkish and invalid do.; cost DA celal or acdve, With the adore amount in oxab, vases, parlor ornaments: marble olocy, | ' engage in @ protielle maxuineturing business, in which 4 and can be clearly shown 16 pradave Prod of trem $24) 000 to $20,000, per 1 iy trom 11 til1 3 o'clock, mt 0, 2 City b; ld B mn. ADDIE Dare room and chamber furnt! —hiegant oak ertension ince, New Yorn; dinner seta, 190 r, prepald, ) TO $10,000 —THE ADVERTISER NAS PROW five to Ift'een thousand dollars ae shout; ivory and rilver cutlery, aificeut rose. ‘with marble. top washetavide and bureaus 10 matiresses, rose’ ‘a‘etes, library and secretary book cases, mabog Te ie roeewsod chair elognot rosgmaod 434 mabogany wart a . a0 Fost oteey marbie ‘op side voard, cost $13); wih» large quantity of | @O ((}() —A CHANCE FoR 4 Miichen utensla, portable furnace, 200 vards Engilsh oilciowh, | Pe), his eon in a hotel, wot y rears Bee &c, This sale will be found worthy le of this & Jt bas peculiar ac vantages whit no otner of specia ation, 08 Ge quant, unusually large, the ea- hotel in Cale country possesses, und which wil! Craw tw it mn richest description, of the most’ tasbionable p! re parties f-om al pak, A ofthe Union, Please ewlion WMH llr, i spring at Ss 1FF/'S SALE—UNDER DECREE OF FORECLO. ‘ARTNER WANTED, TO PURCHASR Tum artner in the rea! es'a‘e nad 200 000 worth of real axtate. Apply immedistely a Sub tion, unde ‘ot fe Brosdway, room 36°" ARTNER WANTED. TO BUY OUY THe ney 1 cash an of \nexeeptionad'e chara.‘et 0 /, 7ho is wnlune to ae ‘ote his time o business, may app. o DHUS. M. ARIDLRY & CO., 118 Chambers street. ENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL, TH+ Duane street, the iture of Jeay! chairs, bedsteads. feather " - =x ————— u cores, yt PARTNER WANTED-IN A GCELIAND, LIQUOR ‘Also, two very fine gold aichen aod one silver do, Sud of ster saloon, now doing.a.good busines. Fer par WRITERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. Os i aan amen eens He Baturday, at 10!¢ o'clock, wt 137 sireet, @ larg PARTNER WANTED-IN A RETACL @ROCERY to 4 wa ferences &eo,, of every desctipuoc: es. Ore, long established, te ove of the bew loeations tn t= ity. Apply itomediately toM. Myers, corusr of Sixth aveaua ‘NER WANTEDMIN A FROPITAD aaaw business the best plate of amusement, and lovatet inthe best part of this city, with & lence of five yours. The prasent tite Tas jewelry, be. fale pe: ar ave the fet in ‘we evening. A geaderoan wie x wmelt of —~Parties to bi ebcld furaiiare, walcbes, Jewelry cr arc; aiher | Ms DOs £00 ‘of merchandise, ¥ i!) plesse HL ge Bove, All matters W world fade ne Ae ¥ id office, tor six di . - cg Aaataate ery, Ae Y ere ons & Any ATISER WIShES HOUF Paw r . on with A small op} a) (o WR an meres i thy cork will be eo'don Saturday a LE a'cick: canbe getcumed | unde a eady evtalnisbed snp ab4nl goad Arches. an y time previous to we Mae. etceligut Koad,