The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SOsBY MARKET. mapaY, Jan. 8—6 P. M. Considerable excitement existed at the stock board to-day. The bulls appeared in the ascendency, and had ‘things all their own way. Erie, Ni Cumberland, Reeding, Galena and Chicago—in fact, all the leading stecks on the list—were in active demand, at prices show. ing an advance varying from aquarter to one and a half per ceat. The sales of Erie, at the first mounted to neariy ten thousand shares, the bul& of which was for case. The movement in Nicsragua Transit is most extraor- dizary, About three thousacd shares were sold at the first board, opening at 24 and closing at 25 per cent. Reading was in better demand than we have noticed for Feme days, but prices were not sustained to the close. No bing definite is yet known regarding the dividend. It is our opinion that it will not be so large as generally saticipated, but it will be large enough to suit holders ef stock for permanent investment. Western railroad stocks were in moderate demand. The heaviest stock om tae list to-day was Hudson River Railroad. It ‘was the only fancy im which there was no im- provement. At ihe first board Ilinois Central bonds a¢vanced 34 per cent; New York Central 6’s 3; do. 7's, 1; Canton Company, %; Nicaragua Transit, 1; Chicago snd Rogk Island, %; Pennsylvania Coal, %; Cumberlana Coal, 34; Erie Raulroad, %; Harlem, %; Ga- leas and Chicego, 13<; Michigan Southern, 1; New York Central Railroad, 34; Reading, %, but fell back 3 at the lose; Michigan Central Railroad, 134; Cleveland and To- ledo, 1. It appears by this tha: the advance was univer- sal, From this state of things a superficial observer wight suppose that an upward movement of some por- manence waa about being realized. The inflation to-iay has mot a proper basis, There is no demand for stocks @uteide of Wall street, and the probability is that in the event of an expansion in prices of twe or three per cent, the supply of stocks im the street would increase instead ef diminish. Outsiders are not in a condition just now to ‘take bold of stocks, A» the season advances and mer- cantile business commences, we iook for outsiders realiz- ing om thore they now hold, instead of enlarging their supply. About May or June we should not be surprised to seea very important improvement in prices, anda ‘very active movement in all sorts of stocks; but in the meantime, any one engaged in business outside of Wall street will want all the money they can control in their legitimate pursuits. At the second board prices current in the morning were not sustained, and the sales were to some extent at lowse prices. New York Central 6’s declined % per cent; Nicaragua Transit, %; Cumberland, %; Erie, 4; Har- lem, 3; Cleveland and Toledo, : Chieago and Rock Telaad1. A small lot of Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad stock was sold at 86 per cent, and after the board a lot was sold at 87 per cent, cash. An official announcement will be made of the dividend ina few days. It will be five per cent cash, and five per cent in stock, the latter being the accumulations of the sinking fund invested in the company’s own bonds. After the board 24% was offered for Nicaragua, and 2434 asked. New York Cen- tral Railroad, 92% offered. Galena, 12534 offered, asked. Cumberland, 233 offered, { asked. The market closed dull. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows :— Paid on treasury account... ... $59,763 42 Received on treasury secount 224629 O1 Balance on treasury aecount, 2,637,701 45 Pid fer assay office..... 3 Paid on cisbursing checks. The warrants entered at the Theawacy Department, ‘Washington, on the 4th inst., were as follows :— Bet ius taec Doreriaet “$0088 83 ‘or tl terior . re) edt striae a rire 9,580 27 War warrants received and entered '500 00 Interior repay warrants reovived 1,549 94 From lands , o 224 83 ‘The Panama Railroad Company have dediared dirk: end of 6 per cent out of the net earnings of the past five months, and reserved a surplus of two anda half per ceat for comtingencies; the Mutual Insurance Company semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent; the Ocean Steam Navigation (Bremen Line) Company a semi-annual divi- dend of 5 per cent. The Second Auditor of the State of Virginia, in answer toa resolution of the House of Representatives, reports that the registered debt of the State is $11,490,742 03, of which $8,006,243 81 is held in Virginia, $806,089 in other States of the Union, ana $2,678,409 22in Europe. The Commonwealth has issued $13,193,000 of coupon bonds, of which $11,103,000 are payable in the city of New York, aad $1,875,000 in London. The double track of the New Jersey Railroad has been completed from Jersey City to Rahway, and it will be continued to their terminus, at New Brunswick, as soon aa possible, thus farnishing ome of the best equipped Toads of the kind in the world. ‘Am important decision in relation to banks has just been made in the Burlington courts, in which the Med- ford Bank sued David L. Miller to recover the amount of ‘a check paid to Mr. Miller, and afterwards discovered to bea forgery. The bank suffered a non-suit, Judge Potts deciding that a bank must know the signatures of its customers. The New Orieans Canal and Banking Company have de- clared a dividend of five per cent, payable at the Bank of Commerce in this city, on the 4th of February. The Merchants’ Bank of Albany, has declared a semi- naval dividend of four per cent; the Monadnock Mills, Claremont, N. H., five per cent; the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Co. a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The aonval statement of the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company shows that the whole amount of premiums re. ceived from January 10 to December 31, 1855, was $554,~ 649 02. The net earned premiums were $381,146 32, of which $368,213 24 are entitled to participate in the divi- dead. The losses were $145,019 72, to which add re- insurances, expenses, &c., and the total expenditures are $230,280 02, showing a net profit of $150,866 30, The asseta of the company amount to $500,385 78. The Board of Trustees have declared a scrip dividend of thirty- seven per cent, for which certificates will be issued on the Sth of February. The aunexed table exhibits the condition of the several banking inativutions of Detroit at the close of each of the past two years:— 1855. Farmaes’ and Mechanics? Back Peninsular Bank Michigan Ins. Co.'s Bank: +++ 47,105 39 55,014 86 62,040 81 67,084 66 MR Sitios . $106,409 93 $132,049 57 Discounts. Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank.$387,472 27 $246,386 95 Peninsular Bank, 532,000 01 605/420 85, Michigan Insur: 457,120 91 676,660 71 Tot «$1,377,292 19 $1,528,408 52 Farmers! ana Mechanics’ Honk, $9,106 96 $49,951 80 Peninsular Berk 531,364 15 578,693 66 Michigan Insurance Bank.,..., 404,238 44 736,014 60 seeeessses+2,$1,004,090 66 $1,363,060 96 Cireulasion. and Mechanios’ Bank. $76,30i 00 $59,367 00 1 Penimsular Bank 40,249 00 239,233 00 Michigan Insurance Bank 165,641 00 221,295 00 ‘Total. coe hey + $382,384 00 $519,896 00 It eppears that there has been a moderate increase in ‘che different departments, and that they bave all increas. ed in about the same proportion. ‘The steamship Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool, ‘brings us three days’ later intelligence. Her dates are he the 224 of Devember, inclusive. The news is not at ail important, and hardly of any interest. Quotations for ‘consol were a fraction lower, and a little more strin- ‘was reported in the London money market. Cotton ‘and breadstuffs were very inactive. No actual decline is reported in cotton, out the tendency was downwari, A plight decline is reported in breadstuffs. Stock E: TrrapaY, Jan. 8, ae BONY Con iit “b90 98 Lae “3 ; 150 Cum): oal #2 s8BeS8E8253 Se88E8s By 10 Milw & Miss RR. 86 26 Galena & Ch RR. 125% Michigan Central Railroad. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Should you think the following analysis of the state- ment given in ot columns of this morning, may assist your correspondent, “A Stockholder,” or others inter- ested, to a clearer understanding of the position of the Michigan Central Railroad Company, it is at your service. It wowa appear from their statement that the company haye the following Road at cost.... s yy Due the company from R. N. Rice, for assets in bis hands as Supermtendent...... sees Due the company from C. I. Howe, Locai Due from New Albeny and Salem Dkinois Central Railroad bonds. + ++++$2,000,000 00 129,268 59 +32, The above is the Iteral reading of the statement of the company; but I do not fora moment believe — intend to say they hare already sunk all their capi and still want $2,264,893 51 to pay off their liabilities. They do, however, say so, and tell us how it happens. Bat befire procesiing with thele acocunt, of prot aid loss, I must premise that there is an evident error in your printed statement—I should think an omission of your printer of an item in the assets, of $270,911 18, most likely. This is some expense account. The profit and loss, therefore, stand thus:— Expenciture since ‘purchase..... $8,668,155 00 Item omitted as above... "210,011 18 8 Total....... . 8,920,006 18 Vil 641,728 67 AY. $8,207,837 51 127$8,089,444 00 Deficiency of assets Tigard ShOWN.......2.0 2,264,898 51 ———____ $8,297,337 51 But although the statement literally tells this disas- trous story, have no doubt that the iarge item of over $8,500,000, ‘set down as expenditure, is in reality mainly an investment in the road—that it is merely the odious, absorbing ‘construction account,” under anolher but a worse name. If this said $8,500,000 has been so em- employed that the road is worth so much more than be- fore, or in other words, if the company can show $8,500,000 worth for that amount invested, then they balance as tollows. - $641,728 67 Deduct.. 270,911 18 seseseeesesees $870,817 49 make a dividend, ‘The attempt to form Any accurate opinion of the condition of rallroad compy- nies from si statements as fromjtime to time appear, is Simply sn absurdity. Unlimited amounts igare as assets the denomination of ‘construction account,” or any equivalent title, while we have no information as to what class of items are embraced in it, and what have been charged to profit and loss as the current expense of working |. When a company wish to declare s Sivident, all they have to do, ancer the present system, ia to count all their receipte as profits; and ch ‘+ construction account’? all or the greater part sume expended to earn those profits, that ‘is, old ‘an assets amounts that for all we know may have been ex- mded in fuel for the engines, or even in champagne and ors, The remedy for all this is obvious enough, and doubtless would have been applied, long ago, were it not the intent both of stockholders and directors to put the best face on their affairs. T. J. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuxspay, Jan. 8—6 P. M. Asuts.—The market was quiet, with small sales, at 7c. for pota, and 7%e. a 8c. for pearls. Breavercrrs.—Flour—The market for common and medium grades was heavy and lower, while sales were moderate, being confined to 6,000 a 7, 000 bbls., inclua- Fe i irae at $7 94 n $8; and choice to extra, at a $8 26; Western mixed, fancy and extra, at 3 a a vy) 50, included in w: were 1,000 bbls. Ohio extra, at $8 Canadian was dull, with sales of 300 a 400 Bois., at $8 12.089 00 for. commen apd extra; the chief sales were made at $9 25 5 $0 50 for extra, com- mon grades being in very light supp! ; Southern was easier, with sales ot 600 a 900 bbls., 12348 $9 Tha $9 8745 for common to extra facie Hye flour was at $6 6244 a $6 75 for fine and rfine. Corn meal was dull at $4 for New Jerrey, and $4 25 tor Brandywine. Wheat—The market was quiet, while sales were unim- | sede Western red was at $1 90; Southern (probably eae ) was reported sold at $2 ‘05, but we could not ace it. eempcap a ced tons Liverp2ol orrel were made at $7 anh, per eh: Corn.—The farts was dull and tended to easier rates. The sales embraced about 20,000 bushels, including old Western mixed at 90c. a 9le. a 92c. ., the * first price for a lot reported to be somewhat out of order, and the latter figures for lots from store and delivered; 9%e. was an outside price, and could not be realized. Included in the sales were new yellow and white Southern at 843c. » 863¢c. and 87. Rye was quiet and nominal at $130 a $151. Onts were in moderate demand at 4c. a 48c. for State, and 48c. a 52s. for Western. Corrxe.—There was more activity in the market, and the cargo of Rio, 5,860 bags, per Brazilian bark Concei- cao, wasscld on private terms; 100 do. at 12c., and 80 do. Maracaibo at 12c. Corrox.—The sales embraced 600 a 700 bales without change in prices. }iGnts.—There was rather more doing for English ports. To Liverpool about 40,000 » 50,000 bushels of grain were engaged a: 734d. for a tew thousand bushels of corn, and the remainder at 734d. for corn, and 8d. all in bulk, and 1000 bbls. flour at zs. 94, and 40 bales Sea Island cotton at 4d. ‘To London 200 packages bacon and Pork were engayed at 4s., 1.000 bbls. flour at 49, and 00 tierces beef at 78. To Glasgow 500 bbls. flour were engaged at 4s. To Bremen 100 vbis. flour at $1, and 80 tales ofcotton at le. per 2b. To Havre rates were un- hanged To California they ra: from 3@e. a 35c. n¢ market was at $1 and firm, with small saa Inon.—About 150 tons Seoteh pig were sol at $33 a $33 50, six montos. MOLASSEE.—Sales of 200 ¥bio. New Orleans, new crop, were made at 4c. NAVAL STOKE.—Sales of 100° bbls, spirits turpentine, new crop, were made at 41c., in shipping order, aad some sales common rosin were male at $3 60 per 310 Ibs., de- livered. Pxovisions.——Pork—There was a slight reaction in the market, and sales of 400 a 500 bble, were made, includ- ing mess at $1575 and af about $14 for prime. Beef contisued duli, with small sales of country mess and prime at unchanged prices. Beef haras were dull at $13 & $15 50, and prime mess at $18 a 23. Dressed hogs were at 8c. Clear bacon was scarce and in good demand for the French market, at about 10c., wn te with the ribin it was dull at aboat 9c. Thers was a mare active demand for lard, and the sales embraced about 1,000 bbls., at 1c. alle. Cut meats were dail, with small sales at un- prices. Cheose and butter wers-unchanged. Rick.—Sales of 100 casks were made at 53c. The mar- ket was firm, and prices ranged from 51/0. # 54%. per Ib. Sricma.—A tale. of a cargo eonssting-of 2,000 bags of pimento was rade (being ze-sule), in bond, at 8ic., cash, whieh was an advance. ne, —The market was calet, and no sales worth re- porting transpired, while prices were nominally thi TALLOW. — About 10,000 Ibs, were reported sold at 13c., cash. Tonacco is ia fair demand, and prices for domestic somewhat stiffer. Sales of 63° hhds. Kentucky at Bio. a 12c.; 592 bales Havana, 22c. # 26e.; 80 cases seedleai, 8c. MP ixe.; 64 do. Florida, 13Z9. a 2be. Winskey —The market was firmer, with sales of 200 a 400 bbls. prison nt 36346. a 3Te. Foreign Markets. Perxamcveo, November i.—We havo very little to cammunicatein the import line, the arrivals have been two vessels with codfish from Newfoundland; one with wine and suadries, from Lisbon, of which nothing hasas yet been lanced, ‘and one with assortes cargo from Opor- to, which latter brings nothing worth mentioning; the ‘ith flour and sundries from Genoa is still per- r WHITE POODLE DOG FOR SALE CHEAP—IF AP. A. ‘Died for immediaiely, at No, Prine atreet, between Bridge ‘and Jay, Brooklyn; is one of te handsomest’ kind, GRAND TREA? FOR THE FANCY.—P. HALR WIL A “give a grand sparring exbitétion ai the Oriental Hail, Hichmond, Staen Inland, {his (Wednesday) ovening, Jan. In addition to others, 'the tollowing named gentlemen Wa. Nore, Jack ‘Addatoor Young Port 9, 1856, proffer their serviees:—' Aaron, Young Gardiner, {PORTING.—FOR SALE CHEAP—A FINE ST. BER- SD. nard dog, 30 months old, weighs 100 Ibs., very intelligent, no better waieh dog. Also six Scotch terriers, three montha old, together with the mother, or separate; no better breed to be found. To he sold cheap. se the owner is leaving the city, ‘do be seen 133 Kast Twenty-third st., between Second aud ‘Third aven PORTING <4 PRIZE SHOOTING WILL SCHWANWEDEL & SUHRIEFER’S, on th fiy roed, this Wednesday, Sth inst,. commencing at when prizes to the amonnt of $46) will be con Tickete envi holder to three shots, can be nn a hn he EE —A FINE F, 6 4.8 BRO BROADWAY.—A F! SMrUY TAR TARLOR, V Wit cr rah ‘on third floor. Ml beard, sod ove ota. So Dinner &t 6 o'clock. House aas alt Se aE font ves. ee un oa the second & Tee ter with bourd, ‘second floor, e4 oa 58 aa or @ couple of single gentlemen. 1¥. tage te iene yal NEAR EIGHTH 208 Waist THR ‘and unfurnished, with No: sterv! boarders. bag a cae a with board. 194. FOURTH STRERT.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS ith rooma; with Tull or Par pei family, de Tirably located im iT par boar ‘Foes a and Fifth avenue. References exchanged. aopyaeaere 14:7 BUDRON STREET, PRONTING ST. . OBN’S PARK. ie, Or eaten tnd gh orks Lg th'all the modern improvements, 145 TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE— rooms, with board, 4, lonetber HOF separate; slogle gen- tlemen, or genUem an and rable accommda- tions on the seege Sane ‘amily pr private; small number taken; 14 NINTH STREET.—TO LET, A PARLOR AND two bedrooms, to a family, —_ paves table; house class, and converiently located, in Ninth street, near pened 14: EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MEROAN- We Library—Oue or wees tase wile may he have a Pleasant room, with grate, on the to ith board. 14 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MERCANTILE Library. large double room, and one siagle room, to let, with or without board. 1 15) Sreadwaya wile, oF wo gentle men, can be accommodated with & large fu rnished room on the first floor; also, oo if required, with or without board, Terms'moderate. 10 ag ee STREBT, Pr cad Povo decent to ee ee apne, part of juse, elegantly fine house, rovided hal baths, gas. and all the modern improvements Cag would be let separately, with- out dour 8 PRINCE big eek OF handsome room, with Spprevenenta, on the poly to let, wit! pcp pee eo eee eee eee Reloroace 81 70 sive FRANKLIN oye pot FIRST HOUSE Badal f4 ly furnished voeced, to let to Ai pes Sergey, also single and large doubie Potts per week. Inquire as above. 4 be ae STREET, BOARD IN AN AMERICAN family for a gentleman and wife, or two or three single gentlemen; also one or two young 4Q MURRAY STREE1—BOARDING FOR GENTLE. © men ard their wives, and single genti Pleasant rooms, with Croton water and gna, Als, furnished furnished rooms to let, with or without board. DQ STANTON STREET —BOARD—A LARGE FRONT Yom, neaily furzisiied. sultable for one oF two gentle- men. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Bowden, 20 Stanton etreot, SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms attached, to let, to one or two single gen- Her en, in a private and quiet house, with all the mera im- Provenients. “No. +8 Prince street, a few doors west of Broad- Ye PARTMENTS FOR FA¥ILIES AND SINGLE ROOMS for gentlemen, with good board. in a frst class house, No. 5 Leroy place. Bieecker street. Dinner at 5}; o'clock. Preach and Knglish spoken. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Of SINGGi GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and b board in A sina private family, at74 West sweaty second house contains tbe ler improvements, and is oonveuignt wo care and stages. ‘erms mocerate. (A NEAT FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, WITH GRATR, on the second floor, 39 § Sixth avenue, to let, to one or two tingle gentlemen, with or without partial board. Apply on the premises. Heferences require 1. SUIT OF COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS. OR separate, to let, w |, in a genteel private family, ion gentleman and ‘wile, or'ont ecto gente, Ross contain gas, grate, éc. Location 120 West Sixteenth street. ‘Terms moderate, “References exchanged. No other boarders. A LADY, WHO OCCUPIES A HOUSE TOO TOO LARGE FOR 4A her necessities, would like to dispose of Loreena tosia- gle gentlemen, ply at at 120 West Fifteenth street FEW WELL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH CLOSETS and bedrooms attached, suitable for a leprae and wife, or single gentlemen, in ‘a csntral and business part of the city, Pai or full board, if required. Terms low. Call at Mrs. Lounsberry’s Wooster Street, near Canal. A GENTLEMAN AND oe Pye len AND TWO SINGLE , can obtain boa it Preaek at 210 West ineteoett street. ectreete very desirable pata ns dated Reet re machin Cov ar ane | GENTLEMAN AND LADY, A pro a. procare ef Ath ao TWO ae. nue, Terms moderate. has all on ‘The hot provements, and easy of access by stage and cars. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH A, SERVANT, ble ay nta,'in iouse or with a prt Private ‘tn yrich fall board; dinner tba at bail pe have modern improve- Address W. 8. B., BROADWAY.—A FRANKLIN STREET.—-TWO WELL FURNISHED a non SOE Thor tOHS, with fire and gas; bredkfast Sah wit, god be conver ent tears and box 2822 Pout office. A ‘Panty and coat TO LET—UNFURNISHED, WITH single en, i bone: M eae a no: en, Terms moderate, 138 Amity street, second floor. A LADY, OF a evoe AA ta! | In Kiger eon el wishes to board in a respectable tamilv, where her instruction in “orate would be deemed & sufficient compen- le references ziven. Address C , bor STUDENT, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, PRO- onde ¥ it the ner bho Bogen & room Ce le Partly or whol ¥, aches thorougily poring lish ‘ond "Battemuticn if apy extent, science, the classics and <pportaniy = rinvalabla Bent fraction reading up for college, or bg ol on moderate terms. Address Stu- A GENTLEMAN FROM PARIS, AND LADY, Wo 18 known as a fine performer in singing and pi th. ier fo obtain board and rd od ing @@ private tamily, where their services Iy; bot are amiable in their manners to in @ family, or wou' ter, Address J. P. at the drug siore. OARD.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM OW SECOND floor, hot and cold water in the room, suitable for a gen- tleman and wife, at 80 Green st eet, and within @ minute's — = valerie also, two or three gentlemen can be accom make it pleasant make themselves useful, where no mat 71 Kighth avenue, corner Thirty-fifth st., OABD.—BY IMMBDIATE APPLICATION, A GENTLE. man and bis wife, or two single gentlemen,’ may obtain ice second story room, furnished or unfurnished. with board; lermsmoderate. House contains all modern improvements and every access by care and stages. Inquire at 160 West Twenty-fourth street; references exchang OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SING) E gentiewsn can obtain rooms, with fuil or partial boro Very reasonable terms, ins private family, by applying: & 0S West Thirteenth strest, between Fifth and Sixth’ avenue, Reterences requires BOARD AN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SITUA. ona in Brooklyn, within five minutes’ walk of the Sou Lringpat 264 ference re- jerry )and pleasant rooms may be ovtained, by a Henry street, aext to the corner of Amity, quired. OARD—ONE OR TWO SINGLE @ gentlemen snd their wives, can be a wit board at $1 ané43 Greenwich avenue, (Kussell place.) Unex- coptionable reterences given and required. OARD.—PURNISHED ROOMS IN HOUSE 45 WEST non, eh tea place to let, either to families or single gentle- full or partial board. House contains the modern etraasae References exchanged. A'so, furnished rooms in house 73 Murray street to let, without board, BoAkD, SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. (ty roome and board in house 59 Barclay street, correr of Collegapiace. OARD.—TO LET. WITH BOARD, A HANDSQME front room in one of the most pleasant parts of East Broad. way. Aathe tamily is «mall, taken toboard will recetva the comforts of @ home. House newly furnished. Gas and bath, Inquire at 191 East Broadway. Reterences exchanged. OARD DOWN TOWN —TWO OR THREE GENTLE men can be- accommodated with board, also two young ES at 172 Dune avreet, near Hudson, and opposite Duane pase OARD FOR TUINION.—A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, from Paris, is desirous of boarding with a respectable family, where instruction on the piano or in French will be ‘aken in part posment. Satisiuctory ceterences will be given, Address, post paid, Protessor A. 1., Heraid office, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TO “LET, WITH PARTIAL board, @ room, svitable for « single gentleman, in an agreeable locaton, near the Wall street and South ferries, on very moderate terms, Apply at 91 Slate street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR Uunfurnisied. wih of without board, on tke Ameriraa or European plaa; good table and Je home, with rea- fonable charges, weil tor; feralion and single feulenen, Apply at Toyah Wage place, Brooklyn, OARD TF 31 OOKL. .—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN GEN, demen gan be accommodated with partial by pleasent location, with a ry we family, where eaten, te> minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO ROOMS TO REKT, B% furnished or unfurnished. suitable for gentiemen and their wives. The house Is pleasantly situated and i heated throughout, Also, two or three single gentlemen can be ac- comt jated. Every home comfort. Terms reasonable, Ap ply at 206 Washingion street, near Fulton and Wall street lerries. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife or & (ew single gentiomen, can by accommodated with pleasant apartmen good board, in a very respects bie private family. Mioale Eo it Fog.utted. can be bad on easy terms, Apply at 45 Ht ‘ashington. OARD IN HOBOKEN.-A NEATLY FURNISHFD GACK parlor to let on reasonable terms. with or without board, iotwo gentlemen or a gentiemaa and his wife, Please addrons _ Herald office; refecences exchanged OARDING—TWO SINGLE ORWTLEMEN MAT rx good rooms, with partial board, in a priv venient to the non end Wal! streot ferries juired, Ap) 14 Clinton street, Brook. yn ‘W GENTLE WEN OA board, alw omen aod thei wives, & GRAND STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF’ gentleman and his BO. AND LODGING. CARDING —TWO OR THREK SiNGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with boxrd and pleasant rooms, by apply ing at 112 WWudson sirece Rolsrenoas required oe OARDING.—A PEW GENTLEMEN, CAN BE AccOM tmodated wile board and iodxing at 2 Bond streot ply between the hours of 12 M. and 4 he, or in die evening, OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A GEN: (eel {amily, about fifteen or twenty minu‘es’ walk from Leonard street. the corer ot Broadway and Le References ex- changed. Please address M. MB ‘erald oflice. OARD WANTED. —TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN DE. sire a comfortable room, with partial board, in a quiet near the Athenwum, Brook!yn. Arerienn Comtty Loontion a mo ‘A religious family, with musical society, reed. ‘Terms be moderate. Addresa G. A, Brooklya Fost oftice r oT OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A pel gee wh i ress fiom square Post ofice otal urbe? in family: Reference exchanged, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, either turpisbed or unfurnished. a room, iu a strictly pri- vate family, where there are no other lera. full board for the lady, and not to exceed $6 een Med $5 unturnished. Address N O. P., Herald office, stating fu! particulars, OARD WANTED—NEAR THE BATTERY, sa A private ea with furnished room and fire. a? man snd bis wile. References required. ‘Address Nol ‘Washington st. Pemee iy ad A ESTATE. FAMILY, BY A the house; whoe business is ‘religious inmuy, preferred. one need answer, Ad- dreas Betty, Herald office, iating name and location. OND STREET... rape LET, WITH BOARD, BP AID! Ld ‘and handsomely furnished rooms; A {ortaof a select family elle may be relied ‘upon.’ Apply to Mr. Union adams, [PRENGH, BOARD, IN BEQOKLYN.—10 LET, WITH Hal board. in 8 private French family, & large room, grate, So. grate, &c., to one or two gentlemen. Also aaingle room, wit, ith gas. The ‘situation is very agreeable, four minutes’ walk south gresann pe ane Ives fi sb gee a mselves in ae Address, ‘am \URNISHED ROOMS, WITH Besne, 20 Lan, INA small private tamily, comforts of a home LODGINGS. WANTED, BY A SINGLE GENTURMAN, ‘of quiet Rabe a neatly furnished parlor, with bedroom adjoining. without Board, in the house of private famlly., Un- lonable ferences given’ required. J... Sox Bos; Poa! office, a NE OR TWO SUITS OF VERY HANDSOMELY FUR. nished bedroom meyer re to let, with use of kitchen or private table, if desired House conta'ns al! the modern im- Drovements. Apply at No. $3 St. Mark’s place. PERSONAL. —BOARD WANTED, FOR A LITTLE Giri, of age, ins, private family of means and res. to have a smart, tidy calld as ‘on BPing UDA and not merel: a to address ‘Morton, Unien equare Post ollice. Boarding house keepers’ neod nai answer. RIVATE BOARDING.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Fooms to let, in suit or singiz, to gentlemen with their wives or to single gentlemen, tn @ new brown alone house, replete with nee convenience, poosaas at No. 39 seventh ave- nue, fourth d¢ fourth door iro rom | Fourteenth tres RIVATE BOARDING.—ONE OR TWO ROOMS, sur. able tor a gentleman and wife, ortwo or three single per. be had with board, ina private tamily residing. at 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cal Wary church. The house is Djewanaty located, anc gas, baths, ac. Reterences ex- chang. OOMS 10 LET.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- lor and bedroom, fronting on the second floor, to let, to asin; EE in a private family, in Eleventh street, near Filth and Sixth avenues, with a!l the modern improve: mets. Address J.C., box 3,223 Post office. References ex changed, 10 RENT—WITH BOARD, A HANDSOMELY FUR- ished parlor and bedroom on second floor, suitable for a lady and gentleman. Apply at 106 Second avenue, Conveni ent to ighth street. Reterenses req! we YOUNG LADIES JAN BE ACOOMMODATED WITH an attic Toon, wih Se private famil; Ny, $2 or two gentlemen at $3, dressing 5. bilee, sor two da - ANTED—BY A GES’ repre nab AND LADY, A FUR- lad; tae tog Et fan fol ot bad high en apoctabt ae iy, in an Ep family of the highest respectabilit} Brockiyn.Reterences will be required. Address Stauley, leraid office, WV oa FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRE, AND board for a lady aud child; age of child about five years; location near Broadway and not above Bleesker siceet, Ad dress for two days, J. ., Girard House, stating terms, MISCELLANEOUS. AYN EASY WAY 10 MAKE TWRNTY-FIVE DOLLARS sent r one of Strong's ten sample Valentines, containing ‘he foilo' ‘asgortiment, viz. 144 comic valentines, assorted. 18 No. 37, sentimental, as’ted. 24No. 1 sentimertal,asted. 12 ;* 50, be 7 4 & Fy “ sends 6, fancy envelopes. ate ee “ BM « « ae ame “ "3 valentine writers. ‘These will be sent at once ina neat rare by expresa or otherwise, on receipt of ten dollars Vi je eompanies and ‘wholesale dealers supplied on the most liberal termn, ior cash, T. W. STRUNG, Manufacturer, Nassau street, New York, 4) caren or RECEIPTS ENABLE AES, ‘AND gentlemen to for thelr own use the following ele. coametics:—H) Of roses. ia belle Shite au do boquet, . lotion, poudre subtle, pomade ervelsior, ee zal hair dye, de., warranted of the Dex quailty. es ly unmdein afew minutes, at one: the ; OF P refunded. Sold Broad inal ea 366 Bows 38 and 273 Hi street, ‘S14, 420, and 454 Gi str Dit end 135 Kighth avenue, Sent, 4 mail on t of D5 VALLFISE’S PATENTED ELASTIC APPLIANCES of all kinds, acting spirally and free from seams, sudi as socks, knee caps, and ladies’ supporters, made by measure. to fit, without ni ee 70 be had at L, Leroy,’ apothecary, 771 Broadway, sorner IGHLY IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS WHO DE sire to apply electro. chem eal bese, for the removal of metallic substances from the body. J. R. PALMENBERG, 42 Canal street, near Brosdway, ERE ‘of Bunsen’s fully prepar. d to put i, ving several physicians of high ph etandig int int this city with them, who have expressed their every regard; he begs leave to call the sttontion of the profession 1 Lis improv, ea bateries, whieh, for power, durability and. simpleness of construction, are much superior to any heretotore known; telegraph ccmpanies, manuiacturers of plated ware, and for experimenting, they can be reecmmended as the best. Thor. ough instructions given in the application ot electro-chemical baths; batteries always on hand at low prices. Orders punc- tually executed. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $600.-22% on ABTUER BAITED. IN ON& OF THE ood bar siinened. fad bar duced ital, in view $500. —A_ PARTNER WANFED STO PURCHASR the interest of a retiring partner, in an old c#- business Only five hundred dollars required at pre- ae the mainder 06 bog A ta & great op- portuni to 8 fortune ya Wil be made known by caliing on GREENE A CON No 38 25 () TA PABINER WANTED, TO TAKS A HALF + interest with @ gentleman ‘in the greatest enter- prize ever offered to the public. This is ® rare opportuatt ‘@ man to establish himself in a highly respectable and money making business. Apply to GREEN é Cd, 345 Broadway. (0), PARTNER WANTED, IN A SFE AND » very profitable business that requires the strict Bitention of two parties, and pays handsomely; no turiher ca peal reqeree. A mat Jad ea habits will find this rare mall her ly to THOMA M M. GRIDLEY'S GO & 13 Chambers st oe ” 200. GENTLEMAN WITH ic) = ar Wanted, 10 join the advorliser in hikhly respect, rofitablé busir ess, trom which a proit of per fe nes reer pecans without risk. It needs but to be seen to patiafy. Please call ou Mr, Towes from il v0 4, at 345. Broad- ‘way, room 35. 150 TEARTNEE, WANTED, IN A CASH BUSINESS + which is dene without risk, and will make # would he pret to a good man, who could ‘aive his tine To Business. iven forthe money. apply immediately o_O. B SHOW 3 & CO,, 84 Nassau street. EARINER ANTRD IN ‘A DINING ROOM, ‘$500 or i spony al or will sell the fame have herb lime. For inform ation ingt OACHMAKERS—PARTNERSHIP—THE ADVERTISER sh008 mes, a \ parinet, eltber active or silent, with not less than the business Being situated in one of the, best locations, and a profitable concern can be made with the above sum, Address A. B., Herald oflice. IRBOLDTION OF COPARTNERSHIP,—THE COP ART. exioting under the firm of I, H. Simp- pon & Bons tos day day ds digsotved oy mutual consent, {. H: simp bakes on H:SIMPSON Ja, BLE SIMPSON: Corartxersnir.—The tifdersigned have formed a copart- Rerahip under, the firm of Stmpvon B-olhers, commouclag January 1, 1856; for the transaction of a general shipping | commission business. All claims and demands against the old poapegak H. ag & Sons wil be liquidated on presenta- tim at the 19 Beaver street, by L. H. SIMPSON, Jn., New York, December 81, 188. _5. L. ISSOLUTION. — THE COP Aer eRSTE HERETO- jer title of Kipp, Peelorecxsung under the name and tile of Kipp, Thompson bi 1 conducted ‘by Heed & Thotapson, nt the old stand, Nova te 142 Went strect, id, Ho 4s ea BERKIBL'H. THOMPSON, WILLIAM B. REED. Dated New York, Jan. 5, 1856. ISSOLUTION.—THE FIRM OF ELLIOTT & HALEY 1S this day dissolved bygmutual consent. All parties judebted io‘the Inte frm will pleave eail and settle thelr bls. All clams ageicat the late firm will be setiled by James Haley § f MRS. J. H. ELLIOT, New York, Jan. 1, 1856, ME JAMES HaLy. ‘The undersigned will continue the house, ship, sign and or- namenial painting business, wt 90 Pike slip.’ Thagkful for past favors, [ would now respecifully solicit continuance of your patronay JAMKS HALEY. nah A! OF COPARTNERSHIP. —THE PARTNBER- ip heretofore betmiyd under the firm of WHITLOCK, NiOHULS @ CO. is als day dissolved by mutual. consent David Nichols having disposed of all his interest in the same to Henjamin M. Whitioek, who, with, Kaw'd A. Whidock, are ‘hols own account BENS M. WHITLOCK. pees on. own account. ENJ. DAVID NICHOIS, * New York, Dec, 3. 1855. EDW’D A. WHITLOCK, & Rdw'd A. Corantersnip.—Ben). M. day uesocinted with them Fred. J. Haverstick, Oli Dodgeand Henr and grocery bi r the firm of B, M. & E. A. Whitk & Co. BERJ. M. WHITLOCK EDW’D A. WHITLOCK, FRED’ J, HAVERSTIOK, OLIVER W. DODGE, January 1, 1856, HENRY CAMMEYER, {SSOLUTION.—THK Nicer n taps HERETO- fore existing under the firm of M id dt Co., car penters and buliders. 68 Trinity place, is itis s aay issolved by mutual consent, All pusiness connected wit ace late firm will be settled by Joba ‘aiey. FLOOD, 4 ¥ 1856. Jou RILEY. EW YORK, JANUARY 5, 1856.—THR COPARTNER- sbip heretofore existing under ike firm of FISH & LEWIS is dissolved by mutual consent, this FISH & LEWIS. ‘PABINERSHIP.—WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH ‘about $800, to join in a bona fide speculation. Risk nom! competition net profits large. No agent and none but etergetics raons of tact with cach need reply. Best city re- ference given and required. Address, in confidence, until Saturday, in first instance, to He M. A., box 164 Herald office. HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE 1HIS DAY FORMED A co-partnership under the name and firm of Smith & Webb, for the purpose of carrying onthe business of house and ship prumbi in all ite branches, at No, 475 Grand street, in the city of New York. Froma long ex; \ salons Fe S bi = and by constant application to the same, they expect to 8, share of ubllo patronage. Davip RMT, Dated New York, Jan. 7, 1866. SAMUEL We HE i UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPARTNER ship. under the firm name of C. T. Longst sagt es urpose of man and selling Coa and have prea ‘ie marble front siore Chambers street Reade etreet. os 0, T. USNGSTRET, Rem BENUAMIN 1 H. TBEOR, late of! Inte of the fem of James Wilde, de. B. 8. late with Gi & Dater. A Se OTLBERT. James Wilde, Jr. New York, January 1, 1885 1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE. tween John Higgins and Jobn Farrell, under the style and firm of Jobn Higgins & Co., at Belfast, et was tila doy dissolved by mutual eotee ‘The outstandin, ge} due to the eat ca P. tot New York, and th ey labile, debts and ob! ations due ‘Adan- the late firm on tie will-be duly paid the sald’ Me, Wight, under the mar antes of Mr. James w fallace, of the ek] J. Glaszow, pet 1 ir. John Fi Cor bas identi Nottingham Hig edt ia future interest wih, Ayers & elie, of Glasgow, and Mellise & Ayers, New York. Notice. —I bave purchased the book accounts and bills re- coivable of the late frm of John Higgin & 0o., of Bele ‘and New York. Asnoperson in Europe or America is connected or interested with me in this purchase, ail those indebted must make payment only to me, at the office of Wight Brothers, 35 and 3 Vesey street, New York, or 144 Queen teoet, asim IOMAS P. WIGHT. CAPITALISTE. ANY PERSON WISHING TO IN- eat from $5,000 10 85,000 in a well established cash paying business, in ibis city, will bear of a good opportunity by apply- 198 to A. BEEBR, real estate office, 195 Broadway. ADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN WHO ARE DESIROUS OF finding an efficient and reliable cure for chapped or rough bangs. salt rheum, Ac., or who walt a warm c ering for their hands in cold weather, would do we'l to call and pur- chase a pair of India rubber gloves. They are to be found at all rubber stores. aio at 36 John street, up siairs. ADAME MASTF, FRENCH DRFSSMAKER, 243 Grand street. Aare doors from the Bowery, first floor, second room, N, B.—Made, cut aud based dresses, basques, cloaks, mantilias, and all Kinds of patterns in superior styles, VS A GERMAN, WHO HAS BEEN ESTAP- lished in the United States as a merchant during the last own and abroad. and writes and speaks the four principal languages tluently and correctly, possessing besides an ample knowledge of goods and experience as a salesman. Has no onjeation to @ retail business. Address V., box 191 Herald JEW PATENT SPECTACLES—THFY IMPROVE VI- AN “sion, suit for lire, change to greater magnitying powers hot required; near and distant objects seen distinctly through one pair. FRANKS, lecturer on the eye, patentee and pakcr, No.2 Bark row, opposite Astor House, Attendance A rr iRFECT SECURITY FOR VALUABLE BOOKS AND papers. fhe Ajum patent fire and burglar vroof safe bas been proved by the severest testa to be the best sate in the world. They lare also gniirely tree from dampness, & quality not possessed d: othe: ben ‘ HOLMES. auR petal & BUTLI Patentees and ad sole m manufacturers, 90 and 92 Maiden lane. IMPLES, &C.—DR, BATEMAN LONDON REMEDY for the’ removal of pimpies, &c., consists of a lotion, be- Jes.an iniernal remedy, to remove those impurities of the d which produce pimples, or any other disfigurement of the Woman fase" Its the ouly certata cure extant aed cradle cates the complaint, radical ovly. BRIDGE! & CU. tween Centre fn Pt cep henley XN. OMAN EYE BALSAM. ‘This balsam {+ confidently recommended to the public as ihe best and most successful salve ever used for eyea.. It jtickly relieves a ieriaton, and eflectax complete cure sfuer 8 few applications. “Price 25 per jar. For ale by BED SASUB, 100 Palton weet, Sold aleo by arupgina enerally. ITOVFB—STOVES—STOVES, Price for both remedies $1 “iruggiste 158 Grand street, be- ie agents, -W. & M. VAN NOTE, 165 Canal street, near Varick, have a large assortment of tbe est patierns of mantel grates, stoves, kitchen and summer rapges, on reasopanie terma Stove pipe for sale, and stoves put up. Stoves and ranges lined and ad repaired, DAGUERREOTYPERS AND OTHERS.—THE SUB. serivers’, ambrotypers, will communicate the Philadelphia process of ainbrotying to those who may desire it, on the re celpt of $5, directed to Cooke & Allen, box 9) Post ‘oflice, New ark, N. J.’ The only Rees thatean be used without stain ng, snd with with gre er tweility than the daguerre type. 10 LADIES “AND GENTLEMEN.—AN ORDER HAS been framed for mutual acquaintance, which by the aid of a charm to be worn by beth lady and gentleman, an intro. duction at sight can be obtained. Address H. V., Chatham square Post office, enc’ ae $5, when the cherm, with direc- tions, will be sent toany ad TPO THE LADIES NE or NEW YORK.—MI8s PAGE, London. ladies’ fashi le hairdresser.— Miss Page will pe happy toattend Indien, at ielr own renidences: beak week, month or day. Address 41 Houston street, near Broad. way. se pene eneeseseeseeeseasasnsensennnsnnstetisnsstesns (TSE GREATEST BF BEVERAGE OF THE iE AGE. W. GEL IBR’S celebrated dandelion coitee ta ail to be not only equal, equal to he nest old opal, acknowledged by Mocha cottes, Dit the mont efe Dilliourpess, var, nerrntamon GILLIES & BRO., Nos, 235 and 237 Washi ? ‘importers of the dande! HE GREAT ENGLISH SPECIFIC, KNOWN AS BUT. Jer’s balsamic mixture of cubebs and copaion, isa scien- tite compound of these medicines, made expressly for instantly fadieating the disorders these tnedicines are treed for hig the most certarn, sate, effectual and secret remedy ever intro duced. It bas cured thousands, and not a single complaint tina been made. Sold at $1 botile, at 115 Franklin street, Sent by express, and circulars by pc = WATCHES, JE JEW ELRY, &&. ee, CALIORNIA DIAMONDS.—THis NEW AND HAUT. cle, equal in bril to the roa! diamond, is with chain, $6. withont, 82); studs,’ crosses, 0,” still al! the rage : $4; rings, $4 io be a set he $3 yal Oe WANTED—ny ‘A BUSINESS MAN, WITH FIVE HOU: do lars, as partner in a good staple business, None but principals will be treated with. “Any man of capital will do well to look into it. Address A. R. 8., Herald office. WANTED—A PARTNER. EITHER SPECIAL OR AC- tive, with not less than $7,000, to manufacture an ariicle of daily ecnsumption, whish sells for cash, The first year's profits will net $20,000. Direct with real name and address, x 3,751 Post office. HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40. A LONG TAIL BROWN PONY, 14% HANDS HIGR, sound, and kind in all harness, a first rate saddle horse, for sale below his value, for no other Treason than want of use, Price $125. Apply at No.9 Carmine street, in the hardware store. LARGE BOB SLEIGH FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR é 4 ,Fiding flour pork, or heavy work. ‘Inquire at 122 Nor eet. folk A HANDSOME DARK BROWN HORSE, high, a stvlish driver, sound and kind ih all able for a carriage or express wagon; just from the country; for sale at COOPLAN'S ‘stables, Chinrles street, between Bleeck: er and Hudson streets, OR SALE—COACH SLEIGHS. stable, 25 Warren atreet, paca A = POR, SALE A VERY WANDSOME AND. STYLISH binck mare, 15%, hands high; can trot in 2.50 ta pole; has yeen ip harness in 2. 4; bg ar perfectly sound nea “tina: frice $900. Address X. X. X , Union square Post oltice, OR, BALE—A LIGHT TWO HORSE SLEIGH, WATCH has been in use tor years; will be sold’ cheap for cash, Apply at she corner of Broadway and Twenty ninth st, Fos, oe BA gi PROMISING PAIR OF BOB TAIL, k young, kind, sound and fast; together with large'aod srastl ta harness, bells, &c, Just trom we count apd infine wi ing ord ¥ lea, 10 Bi st Thirteenth street. 16 HANDS arness; suit INQUIRE AT GRAY'S __ SALES AT AUCTION, AMTION, NO NOTICE —M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Will sell tls day, ab 1034 ofclock, at the sales room, a ramber dich [on gf perier cramber ani on ure; hogany, cave windsor chats; clock," tairrors, sofa, Sareaus rockets, ta, ‘crockery and glass ware, de, leh wall be positively sold to close account. Sale, AOON, NOTICE.—THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER.— by BELL & BUSH, this day, at 1039 o’clock, in our sales Tooms, 12 ‘North Wiiiam street, a variety of good furaiture.. al ontce’ tables ui'able for merehan' chairs, bi bed: welry and superior waisher, Yelrck. counting house furniture, numerous Ly a4 jor, de. 5 ame! .; & lot of clothing, old jamaica rum, wine, teas, ao. Gales a6 usval almost daily, ‘Out door anles promy pt: ' ly aliendedto, Large sale on Thurs UCTION NOTICE —PEREMP’ SALE on eran. peste ore daVade's WARKS will sell diedae ee Tispoldlock.at thelr sore, way, thelr entire slock, {o clear off old stose city of collect adv rea me: nen UCTION NOTICE. mg BOGART, roe —BY 8. BOGA! J weal an Gas at 1036 Sips the auction rooms corner Wiiliom streets. wale. Hovsgeis na arate 8 ‘dc., sofas, tables, pe Brussels a1 bureaus, bar counter, crockery, large mir- Delecks. si, ce ONE MeO olclocl rin fanoy 6 ai or sleeves, den ker Wh! THOM 1. for Avan xe FOTIOE yi pecan. ~AUCTIONEER.—BY , Thursday. at 11 . orolock, at rooms, corner tnd Willem stable’s —Daguerreoty; e plates, 4c , consisting of nineteen boxes of assorted aize plates, twenty-three sliver plates, about 500 Ibs, serap sliver and copper. BICHARD MARSHALL, Constable, UCTION pore wees, Helv SLEIGH ROBES, de. ‘This (Wednesda: 106 o/pleck, SOE T KUS- jada auctioneer, vill sellat rooms of Day, Russell & 85 Nassau street, two doors “from Fulton eireek, the lerg- paegh CS aay ea pia fors and robes ever Fa So a otar choice fara, bear kia, well Sone Chille Brench sable ei r choice furs, bear skia, woll, coom, lyn. allver badger and other robes. eee fesse sh NOTICE.—STOCK OF CROCKERY, aoa fe ieee id china by WM. W. SHIRLEY, Thursday, Jan. 10,) jinth avenue, near Forty-fir Posi- 1036 O'clock, at 515 x dei Co goods in lots tor dealers, aust be sold, and no postponement. AUCTIONEER “EDWARD day; | athis gnlogrocea, No. 16, Wail sireel, m supasb anactisneet ' Indiew! fashlonable fare, sleigh ‘ober, fc of Ruselan and Hudson’ ed from dye or b ishing, and of this year's i te or brus con iJ will ind it to their advantage to. altend tis’ sale, aa Poalvely the last one this season, LOSING HOLIDAY SALES OF VALUABLE FURS.— , J.J. WALDRON, suctioneer.—H. G. Evans will make closing aale of this stock of valuable furs this day " Medneeday, Fang 9 ot ler preety} treet, comer of Oe’ robes, ae hoalien on of the wade and all who require furs : 1s requested, LIAB COMBS, AUCTIONEER.—WARD & 00. WILL, sell, Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock, at No. 6 Nasua street, for account of whom It may. concern, 20,000 opera, and other segars. At 12 o'clock, a large ‘assortment ef Jewelry, furniture, mirrors, paintings, &c. bere aie ete e RO} AT AUCTION —JOHN L. TER will this day, at 103¢ o'clock, at By ae sOeace. a Lg ebay the Parents Ma Malden lane, a large and rich assortment o , cuits, victorines, Lataetlied fur every variety a [vee Mae @ fresh manufectured furs, mu: Floves, gents) mufflers, conts, 40.» conalating of usually kept in a first cless establishment; al of sleigh robes, Rocky Mountain sol buitalo, Ac., all made and trimmed in AURSTAUCTION NOTICE.—WM. B. JONES, AUG. tloneer, will sell. this day. at 793, Canal street, at Il A, ‘M., a large axsortment of fancy furs, consisting of victorines’ cuits, 8, mults, sleigh robes, of of di ferent qualities, Sale Positives G, HORTON, AUCTIONEER.—SALESROOM & CED. a + street, will’ sell this day, Wednesday, January 9, uw: sales Lal at103¢ onl. new and second hand furniture, sal ver ware, and cast glass ware, fancy Chinese goods, paiat. Inpueba iulerieny also 10000 chcioe mabaree Hare a. Tare S 992 AUCTION EME BERRY. g.! LEEDS’ & © by auction, on Wednesday, Jan, 8 at 1034 oiock,. at pales room, 19 street. af taney, goods. to, close’ ont peers sisting ot superb’ ladies’ and gentlemen’s cases,” mounted in silver; laties’ wor! oye boxes, superb bon bon boxes, real ormolu casea, beautifully engraved, new article; comiy clocks ang vases, paintings on glass, od tmall; Jewel caskets. Feticules, eee silver le i {iS olelock, na invole of very fe. fe furs, gloves at ‘an invoice of ve snd colars. among which wi mil be. foune veal tlaseiea savin, Grecian stone marien, mink, ‘ando her mantili ca] ‘ac ; Hi wolf reyean bu otter, iiok and iynx gloves and pense NRY H. LEEDS & 00., AUCTIONEERS.—HENRY H. LEEDS & UO. will = by auction, on Thursday, Jan. ‘o'clock each evening, at the a ioe feet ed by the Di Collection). The collaction oe aes bi class of gilt frames, and: ‘works of ‘axcient and modern masters, viz alban, Carlo Dolet, ac Sarto, Guido, Berehelm, Van Hi Nandervelde, Dow, Morland» abaualfal ural ploture Of this from the collection of ali nl Pynscker, &0.; a Derbys (Es hichester; Wilson, Barre, Anns, ‘and other ” artiits.’ Also about fifty old ofl ‘pain Kurope, never before seen in state, some framed, th and bear do., / cee a ae ell i JR., AUCTIONBER.—SHERIFF*S INRY |B. HER Conlentsot so jewelry wore on Thursday, dam, 10 ato delock, at 408 Kighth avenue, comprising in parsed and silver wi ond rings, pins 8, gold chains, earrings. studs, welch Sao uf pina, liver plated ton sot, one” a ver Tag arge lot of clocks, 4 Tors, spoces, forkas nauga’ bates Phives: large orteto onnales, peat, oe e "as B. Rowsxs fn din LEEDS & 00, 10 NASSAU STREET ANKYAL ‘lass show cases, &c. raMis C. WILLET. ' Sheriff, ERRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONERR.—ASSIGNER'S . removed from the sontheast corner of Twenty-fourth aireet sed “Sin avenue, on Friday. tits, Jaauney. ot a elock, at store No. 63’ Fine streei, comprising nek ieee figs, alain, prunes, sweet ol, ear Breserv ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER —OW FRIDAY, ith January, st 12 o'clock, iu front of sore, No. 54 Pine street, 8 gestoal ‘and stylish bay horse, ‘seven: years‘old. warranted sound and ind 1 every re Also, barness, bells, ny 4c., complete, the property of a Seen leaving the cit} pth telat 8 Lid SAL! tioneer, 23 Bor ‘eee at 11 o'clock, & ook BOM A Ys ‘soi valudbie earsctavent of wake mond jewelry.—A. Bowery, will sell tits dny, Wodnesday a lerge and valuable semntaconset tak we tohes welry to pay advances and Cm ey “comprising ching, welghing about 2.490 diamond rngs, 8 ‘te mond pins and broocl es, 2 si diachondenre 2do. 1 Ore aet diamond sleeve bu Shiacelet 3 opd , one diamond let nnd diamond studs. 2 diamond watcher, huntin z canes, 1 got, anchor watches, and 2 plated Wom Or JOHN 01 SER. "ate Sherif —— SEE ee QUERIFF's SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, at 10 o'clock A. M., at No. 343 Ful yards Brussela Areortels carpets Gewht two oval Enirroragtt trames; three tete a-tetes, in crimson plush;one wahoginy sofa, in do-t twenty-four malogany, epringoeat chairs, in do.; one splendid Turkish ovlomau, in do; omma- hogany marble top table, four sets splendid damask ¢ (Ormlgrs and fixtures, one splendid damask ranopy, four lion cbatra, two onk frm chairs, two splendid, gas ote mahogany dexk, otlcloth, — yards ca ke, i Kunze, Jate inte Sheriff, UNIS tothe agnheegiee tee RADE SAL¥ OF furniture, &c.. this morning, 10! o'clock, at 81 Naeau street, consisting ia partot one superior rosewood Dianaorie, which will be sold at IS o'clock. Sale. will ‘commence wilt ro-ewond parlor suite, covered crimson brocatel; blak wal- but parlor suite, covered worsted ; oak and black wabut ex- tension dining tables, enamelled chamber suites, rose borkeases, bedsteads, tables, mahogany (gg funitre, sofas, rocsera, parlor chairs, chamber loun; spring and curied hair mattresses, wartveben. bet standac- also, magnificent French plate pier mirrors oll paint rames, silver plated tea set, Ce urna, patent mantel clocks, fancy desks ‘and boxes, Sale to pay advances, 08. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE NO. 16 SPJUCE , rect 8 Sheriit’s rule of coal, on W 10 A. M.,at No. 144 Worth sireot, consielng ‘cbabost NHOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—STORE NO. 16 SRUOR street. riya save of cylinders, on Thi , anuary 10, 1866, at 1 @ foot of Twelfth — iver, two large ‘cylinders for team engine, ac. J. t. STEWART, ‘Deputy set DRY Goons, a, OR SALE—A Hi SLEIGH, HARNESS AND bells, with two robes. Fue horse isa very fast pacer or irotter. and ia warranted to 20 & mile in three minuien, fle ts sound, kind and gent/e, and wil ® bargain, as the own- ore going to California, Inquire in the grocery store, 253 sowery. ORSP, SLEIGH, &C., FOR SALE—A, SPLENDID creain golored ranted sound and gentle, seven id, and without Dlemiah. He will be so'd with or with. fh. harnens, dc. at a bargain. “Apply at KIECOH 3, Love lane, Bi five minutes’ walk foe Wall str ‘iret ferry. TCTORSE, SLEIGH, HARNESS, 4C., FOR SALE CURAP. ‘A very handsome gray rg built horse, 15 hands high; very stylish and seven years old, with sleigh and harness near ly tiew, will be offered in Wall street, this morning, before the Merchanis’, Exchange, from 10 to 12, ORSE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID CREAM COLORED stallion, warranted sound aud gentie, seven years old, and without Blemish. | He will be sold with or withonit m sleigh, harness, &c.,at_n bargain. Apply at KETC UN'S ata’ love lane, Brooklyn, about five minutes? walk trom Wall street ferry. QUFIGH FOR SALR—A SINGLE HORS® JUMPER, Price $40. Can be seen ut No, 201 Kast Eighteenth street, near avenue A, LEIGH WANTED —A LIGHT, BUT STRONGLY BUILT box sleigh, suitable for a grocer’s use, new or second hand, Apply at Piene in. warehouse, 69% Broadway. 7 ANTED—A SECOND HAND LIGHT CUTTER SLEIGN. Any one having auoh, cheap, may address Hugo, stat ing price, ike, DENTISTRY. D iB, BETANCOUR © street, is prepai SURGEON DENTIST, 9 BOND ert whole or parts of sets of teeth, on the bew and most approved plan, with continuous in the beat alyle all work pe « to his devote two hours in each day ROKR! IVORY POLISHED GLACE SEWIN COT. B*e -—This thread te rr ot ith e Kink. A full suppl; fe ry ever, and “4 WHEL "e WILSON, $43 Brovwag. ‘LOAKS, CLOAKS— GREAT REDUCTION IN PRI MOLYNEUX WELL, 6B CANAL STREMT. Is offering the balance of hia handsome stock of $6 Cloaks, regardiess of former prices, to make room for his ‘ring im: portations. IBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.. FOR NOTHIG.--IT 18 ‘& positive fact, that LICHTKNSTEIN, No. 90 bwery, cor ner of Hester street, is selling oi! his great stock odress trim mings, head dresses, ribbons, &c., at most ernordinary acrifie je imported early in theveason, am smount and varleth whats ‘unsurparced before New York, His sales have been astonishingly heavy, beerse be sold 8 at could not be paralleled for beauty anquality, and ecause he sold at a small profit. Ae has still however: s xrent stock on hand, and aa constant novelty jis leading principle in business, be prefers to sel! at lessthancost, in order to close the entire concern, and open wit) new gooda, rather than keep them on hand till teey become stals He tt now aotueny, selling ladies’ drees trimmings, onhatsecount, for ove shilllng per yard, that cost in Burope’ {hres ‘Anca, of nearly sixty cepts, to purchase. Bis embeliigiment for eve ning dresses, bis hair ornaments, his ribbons, &c.,re bi all soldon the same rapital teres for the public. Ldtenstel is the orly dealer who Will work for nohiog, reiherian ker anold stock on hand. Now ia the time. then, fopargaime, Never were such goods sold at suc» Prices before. 10 THE LADIES, BROIDERIES, munwoenina embroideries, a 25 per cent under cost, in copquence of pening #n eniire new stock of laces and embroidies by ‘he F 1 will make a regular cieari out of my next thirty dave, JAMBMADDES I doce a: ove Bleecker s'rest