The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1856, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MAaREBET. Mospay, Jan. 21—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened this morning aciive a Deopaat. At the first b ard ludiena vances % per ont; Michigan Southern, %¢; Hudson Kiver Railroad, \; Chicago, 3; Cieveland and Toledo, {. There wogie fa business in each of the leading stocks onthe bis full prioas, and at the close the teadeacy was Upward Erie and Resdiug were, as usaal, the leading @tocks on the list, and monopolized the sulk of transec- tioas, ‘There is every tnd:cation of » rise ia Erie, The jarge aaies on t me, the imp-ovement ia its fimancisl con- ditfom, its heevy business and the cass of speculators forming the combins‘i.n, all poict to higher prices. As B00n es the rigors of the winter have passed, aad business Generally beoomes active. we s:.all ee an active movement in stocks, snd Erie will without doubt beamong the first to feei tos upward impetus. We do mot look for the ‘moveaient of the season until sume time towards sum- mer, when the «pring ousiaess is over, ana capital be- comes inactive. Thez we may expect an inflation far in advance of that resiized ia July and August of last year. In the mesn‘ime quotstions for stosks will, without doubt, be gradually appreciating. ‘here msy be occa- sional reactioms, and itis nota: all impoamble but that Jower prises may rule but those who are desirous of be- ing is at the commencement of the upward movement soust net stand about por cemt or 60, but take hold at the proper time, of good socks, such as have go°d margla for improvement, and patiently wait tue comiag of the good time we have all been so acxiously looking for and which appears now to be so near at hand. After the adjuurnmect of the ficut board, the following 60.90 of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nieolay— $5,000 Great Wes ern lil. RR , lat mort., int. added. 87 1 Mwietta ani Cwcinvati RR, co, do. 060 Consna aod Porsing RR., do. do..: & 000 Perv anc Indisnscoiis RE, do., flat 4’ #0-Weaterc Vermont RR 2d mortgug:. flac oper Second Avenue RR. 00 ds. Cleveland and Tule: ota io 0. Toledo Nursery As fo a... Excelator ire Insurance C 7 de, Commonwealth Insurance Co 60 do. Lewoe Fire Insnrance “0... 100 do. Hampshire Coal nnd Iron Co. & do, New York Balance dick Co 10 co, Well Porgy & (‘o's Express 2:8 do. Marbie and Sone Ca ving Co 466 do, American Artificial stone Uo., 50 S¢0 Steon Draper's regular sewt-weekiy au of Ptocke and bonds wili take plice to-morrow (Taesday,) et ball past 12o0’olock, ot the Merchants’ Excascge. AX the second ovard the market was all up, The favorvbts omolexion of the bank statement gave buyers aud holders renewed confiieoce, and most of the pur. chases made were at au advanc’. Nicaragua Traasit went up 3 per cent; Cumberland Coal, Erie, 34; Reacting, %. Alter the board Eve suid at 5275, cash, sud cloves firm. The wonry martet iv g+ ting easier. That iss fixed fact. We my occasionally have a piach of « sow days at time, but the markst is gratually working ee+y, and as the srn-on advances, the supply of capita will increase, The country ts follof money, We have at this moment more sctusl bona fide capital within our limits thas eve: before, A great deal of it is now em- Pioyed in moving ou: immense crops, but it will soon bs relewed, when it will find its way back into Wall street for investment, periaauently or otherwiss, in stock 4e- curities, When the cont y «t large is rich and prosper- ous, Wail strees is geperaily active ‘Th- Aaristant Toeseurer reports to-day as foliews :— Paid vo Treasury acsouct. $101,785 81 Ree-ived ee 152 24 31 1,508 148 19 "15,887 30 Paid on disbursing obeck . 87,967 99 ‘The warrants enieres at the Treasury Depertment, Woat gun, op the 17th and 18 binst., were as foilo For thy redemption of awcks.....4 $59 926 55 For *be Treasury Department 2.387 89 For the Inierior Deparument... 82,188 14 For ‘be oustom« 6,667 07 War warrants received sod entered + 82168 34 War repey varrants received aud entered... On erunt of the navy From mircellapsous eources. Tre Volley Benk of Maryland has declared @ somi- anpvel sividend of three per cent. The S'ouing'on Railioaa Company earned $16,218 in Decemper, 1865, agains: $17,840 for toe same moath in 1864, oi: owing & Cecres ¢ of $1.64] in the month. The Pottsville Miners’ Journal publishes the fuilowing tabie, showing the progressive tucrease of population “and of the anthraci‘e coal ‘rade since 1830, aud estimat™ ing ith fuiure increa-e to 1860, on the basis o! the pro- greveio already exbibived:— Ivceease or THE Coal 1RADR AND POPULATION oF THB Uw1- TED STATES. Populatiom. Anth'e Cl Trade. Rate Inc. +22 865,020 174,734 73.6 069453 865,414 19.7 23,191 876 6,556 899 6.9 -81,710,872 10,000 000 30 ‘The Vhiladelphia Leger, in speaking of the Cleveland ‘and Pittsburg Pailroad, eays :— The cwrent net earnings of toe road have been ex- Sed on the extensi n ot tbe road to Wheeling, and tne | om 0 have thought it che true poitcy of ne compsay to make ire drvideocwin bonds rather thun to sacritice bonds oe sca b@ividend The earnings cf the current six wil be sdout $366 000, eaviog. after the payment rs operating expenses and intere-t, about $120,000 for « Cividend fund. or near y 6 ver cet for «tx months. Atter the dividend ef 5 per cent to be declared, the surplus added to that remaining at the time of the last ¢ividend will be, io round num ers, $100,000 or about 5 per cent on ihe capitsl. The Woeeli ‘exteusion wil be com- pleted in ali next summe . ys rox wid thea connext with tbe Beltim re avd Obio snd the roads ranniog to Cinemnati. end the traffic mast be lerg-ty increased. ‘The povition of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Ratiroad Company i# ettrac'ing s good deal of attention. Its pro- Cuctivenees duritg the past year bas beeo equal to that Gf apy otker rad ip tbe country, notwithsten‘ing its ineomple'e balf finished etate. azd the fact that its ba- sinces thus ‘a: bas been enlirely ef w local charaster. ‘The gro-# earning» ana expen-esfor the year jast closed were an follows Tota’ groves -accivgs fe year endicg Dec ¢1, 1855 ° $691,249 79 Total vjcreazg expennes ‘do. 278 197 06 Total net inecme « «$417 452 73 Letereat om dept to J 1896. » 182.550 00 Dividend furd on 1,000 000 of etock $204,892 73 This i equal to twanty fie and « haif per cent for the In 1861 he gross earnings amounted tu $455,- Yoe imcrene in gross income in 1855 $204.86, equal te sbout thirty-five per The net tarntage in 1865 wee within out. rout $40,000 of veing as Iarge as ths gross earnings of 1%4. the tmeege moved over this road in 1355 was 165 654 tons, sgsiast 112,053 tous in 184—incresse, 61,501 wens, equal to nearly forty-five percent. All this treffic ano ali this increase is loca). The bulk cf this tserease in tonnage was on merobardire guing west, owing tha: the iuamense crops of Wiscousin bave Lerdiy yet c mmenced comiog to market. Milwaukie is destinei to be the great outlet for the toriving State of Wisconsin. The Mil vaukie and Missis- sippi Railroad, when completed to Prairie du Chi-n, on ‘the Mixslasippi river, will commscd the travel and traffi: of Northern and Western Wisconsin, Minnesota, and a portion of lows, These immense regions mast, detore the iapse of many years, be enormously pro uctive. Taey ‘wilt ultimately be the great grain-growiag sec‘ion of the Union. and their products will seek, by the nearest routes, the waters of Lake Miebigan, fur shipment to tne bast for manufacture, previous to consumption fn che great Atlentic cities, be graic ubipmects from Chicago for moapy years past show « rapid incrvase, a_d the quaatity exported from that port by lake last yeer, compared with several previous years, shows that tue water communi cation from the weet shore of Lake Miebigaa to the south end southeemern shores of Lakes Erie aad Un‘ari» mast ever be the mont desirable for che transpsrtative of gain fn bulk 10 all the Eastern markets. LAKR >urMeNTS OF GRaiw FROM CHICAGO. EXPORTS OF WHEAT /UR THY LAST POURTRRN YHARS bu Milwaukie bas had comparatirely very litte raliroad Connection with the interior, and her exports have there- fore ween comparatively limited; but +he is now extend- fing her iron across inte tie rics grain growing sections of Whe greatent Sates of the Nocthwost, and m hence Gerth reck bigh ar an exporti:g pvint on Lake michigan. Tt Ue matwrally one of the Gnest ocations for « large City north of Chicago, Situated on kigh tan', at all times perieetiy hoelthy, with « fine climate, aud many other Local edvar ‘ages, Milwauiie posveues many attrac'ioas, not witimately become . city of much importance. I sibeod sywom is yes in ts imancy, but must be de- voce’ wih apie stlcos, Wisconsin is, by all odds, the ficest of our Northwestern States. It ts free from all thore drawbacks, such a¢ fever ami ague, &., which bave retarded the growth of other Western States and Tecritories, aud the progress, as railroad: penetrate its fertile valleys, must be far im advance of anything nere- tofore realized. The route of the Milwaukie and Missis- eipot Radroad is directly across the State, from east to west, from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi river, throagh ‘the southern tier of counties, draining the entire Sta! somewhat similar to a river running along the base of « range of mountains. The geographicai location of this road is not surpassed by any in the West. Its present business is drawn from a sparsely populated country, ani yet it earned in 1855 twenty-five per cent om its capital stock, As soon as that portion of the Sta'e now intersected by this road becomes more dewsely populated and more extensively cul- tivatei—as soon as the agricultural resources of the State are more widely developed—the Milwaukie and Mississip; oe must be the largest dividend paying work the country. Taere is one importaut act relative to railroads located in the new Western States whieh tg no: sufficiently means Dy capital- sts and mea of moderate means. We refer to their eariy constr vetion ani ultimate cost, They are constructed at comparatively small expeuse, and their productiveass: always keeps far in advance of their increase of capital. "he country around taem upon which tn+y depend for Dusi.ess, grows 80 much faster Ke they do, that their earnings must siwe: ays be very large on the investments. Whee they pay with buta fraction of the soil along the Npe cuitivat+d, apd the settlers few and tar between; with prairies around taem reaching as far as vision ex- tends, wi hou' the first habitation, what must be their revenues avé their productiveness when that fertile soil ia covered with an iadustrious popuiation. and its pro- ducta have increasea ten thousand flit We leave this to the consideration of those who have investments in tac old expensive railroads of the Eastern States. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movement in the leaciog departments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Saturday moraing, January 19, 1856:— Nzw Yor Crry Banks. Loans, Specie, Circulation. ils. New ¥ 12,679 8 $235,608 $2,688,833 Manbatten 0 453.897 4,118,021 203,340 4,508,823 357,153 4,403 584 192,417 8, 093; 72 64.2 154 2t3 205, 790 4 "48,8 8 837,350 19,982 Mersbents’ Ex, Naviomal Butobe: 241,874,643 ntechs & Traders’ "604,544 Greenwich .»._ £36,402 Lentber Muxuf's, 1,699,359 Seventh Ware. . .1/000,696 8,456,474 6,806, 183 1/108 818 8,879,926 y 915,745 Broadway, ,....1,064 784 Ovesn,.. 1,410 400 Mercantile - 22135, 068 vacttic . 911 902 Reputis . 8,219,950 Chsibem.., 626,886 Vecple’s + 708 181 Noth America, . 1,631,790 Hanover living. Mersopollian....4,¢81,189 Citizens? Grocers’ Naweau, Eat River,, N. ¥. County. Impor, & Trace: Total... .++896,082,968 1: Hovse Se craktestoa Clearings for week encing Jan. 14... * Zt... New Yors Cry Bawna. Loans. aq s 2 4 = st & A ag 8 & 8 é id z 2 eS 3 behead 8 bens pases ES & e 21, °66.. 99,029,147 15, 32 Fi ae 3 S255 vn 38 e te z 4 = tT B22 3 Fy] EE Ege Fy 6. 33 Edted B =, 7 5S ey 3 3 & F ada Ss S28SSesSke 88 fe nS agssge z Eight Saas, Ff > 2 3. ELEY Be ~ id BEF B6 3 z iF 3s rj SSS882883 33 : 2 ad 38 2ggE! betta a SSEss Pa 2 3 zs. 33288 BF 32 $28 € #85 3 3 8 ¥] B25 LANA SANA Py = 2 = 33328 3 3 33 Bae 285825 a a ap at Pt Perorese Re =e 33. He 3 i333 H8288ee 28 EE BS3 porons 5 oa EE BE3 Jan. 12, °56., 96,146,408 1.777.711 7, Jan. 19,'56,. 96,282,968 13,385,260 7, ‘(02 100 BE ar ‘The last returns compared with thore of the previous week, show the following variations:— ioans an discounts an increare o! .. Soceie, an increase of, Levosdta, on increase of, Circalatien, a decrease of, ‘The large increase in deposi‘s is merely nominal. The errual increase Goring the week wa $1,585.475, In specie the increase is full as large a8 anticipated. It ap- pears that neerly the whole of the last California remit- went into the ravks. There aie at present no indi- cations of the resumption of an active foreign shipmeut, nod it f+ not et ell iznporsibie but that we way retain tne of two cr three more semi monthiy remittances fom ‘The amount of specie on baad now is larger then bus been reportes since the 18th of Augast let, wren the line of discounts was bigner than ever before known in thir city, The Josns sre now nearly five mth lion under the point ruling at that time, We are gisd to vee that witb sach ep increase io specie, there nag been but» moderate iocrease in the di-counts. Tee report of the Commissioner of the Treasury of Maine grves the folio ing review of the condition of the « $237 590 + 1,607,549 4,721,330 149,801 finane's] effairs of the Stave: — nce in the Treasury Jan. 1, 1856..., ....$108,107 4t Leceipts to Dee. #1, 1855, inclusive, + 628,201 18 Total... Fupenditure to Dec. 8, 1866. Buiacce in Treasury... . Total........ The estimated receipts for the year 1866 are $329,515 71, end the estimated expendi , $627,620 06, The resources (1 the State are at fullowe Cash in band... + $39,130 37 Be ance cue on Sis'@ taxes « 201 586 34 SecvriTies ty Land ‘Orrien. Bills receivable. $283,583 74 Bords..eee . » 83.544 64 —3217,098 28 Noter receivable.. tees 100 sbares in Augusta Baak... Totals... due on the public funded deat at Cifferent pericds between now and 1872, aod $306,430 31 io stfunds, he cebt of the State at the comm ment of 665 war $581,500 of which $240,000 feli due iu March 10 enable the State to meet this, « loan of $215,000 wax negorin ed. App ieutions for more than Vimer the ameunt were made, acd the scrip readily veld nt am aggregste premiam of $2,282 50 notwith steneing the severe pr re in the money market. 317!,010 of this loxo waa taken by citizens of Maine, A jorticn of the public debs, amonn ing t $130,000, wil ‘ell due on the 7tb of March, 1856, requiring a new loan. Stock @xen MoNDa? Jac. 21, $7500 In3 State 5's ptt ay re ere) oon ie BROMO 4 nie 6" nts £000 ¢ Fe to 1100 Rist M Bos £8000 18] Cen RR Bar. ‘2610 N Yk Ceo 6 1000 N Yk Cen 7's.. 6 she © nt nen Bk, 50 Corp bx Bank... 20 Commonw Bene. 5 Ohio Life & Ys Oo 100 Canton Co .,,.63 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. jae ae eat Jan Cant Mee | Alm AsHEa.—Sales o! a ‘were reported al Ce pole, snd 55 1% Xe. e- oe Deets me lour—The market was firmer, with a wet Toes) and E es demand, with a fair amount of sales for ex} ‘The tranactions eubraced about 10,- Oa Ly ig iceluding common bapa extra State, at 8 1235 a $8 26. Western mixed. and some grades ol extra were sold at $8 1% @ $8 6234. The imorove ment noticed was chiefly for good common ae mediam graves. Seuthern brands were ES good dem: and Sosa See per barrel her. Sales of 3,000 a 4,000 bbls. were reported at $8 $8 75 for common to choice brands. to $9 8 $10 37 for fancy and extra Ca- gradea wore measurably quotations nominal. Fancy to extra grades were selling at $9 a $975 8 $10. Genesee extras were saleable in smal lots at $0 a $11. Rye flour—150 bbls. were sold at $5 50 a $7 12: Corn meal was dull and unchauged. Groin—' at was firmer, with sales of 3,000 bushels Canadien white, a: $208. ‘About 7,000 a 8,000 bushels Tevnessee were sold, includios common to “fare red, at $190, and good do. at § $195; and a small lot white Souther at $2; 1,000 do. Missouri white a: $2.10, with a tri ~ ist ‘prime and choice do., at $215. Cora was in good demand, with « better’ feeling in prices. The sales embraced scout 26,000 bushels, iacludiog new yellow Southerr, at 84c, , and 0c. ‘or good white (o., which was more plenty, aud 8ic. & 85c. for yellow Jersey, and western old mixed at Slc. a Se.; the wer G0 outelde gure. Rye was stosdy at $1 20. 61 St, Oats were dull and unchanged. Corrie. —Sales 800 bags Rio were made at 10%. a 11%c., 400 bags stained St. Domingo at p.t, and mats Java at 1440. Corron.—The sales embraced about 1,000 bales, the market closing firm. Taascurs-— fates were somewhat, lees excited for Eng- Hsh ports, shippers being dieposes to wait later foreiga news. To Liverpoot about 10,000 bushels grain were en- + aged, in ship’s bags, at 9d. ; 1,000 vie. ces beef, at 48, 9d. ; Le oe ‘was at 2s, 103d. a 35. asked, and cotton at 7-324. a (a. se To Londow about 1,000 bbs. pork were engaged, flour was at 4s., and heavy goods at 40s. a 458, r ton. To Havre rates were unchanged. A Norwegian vewsel was chartered to load with flour for Cork and a market, at 4s. 6d. Rstes to Califorms were unchenged. Hay was rtendy, at $10 $112. Hinws,—Prices’ were unchanged and the transactions were moderate. LeaTuER.— he stock was light and the market firm. Mo.asees —here were increased receipts and prices were easier. The sales embraced about 400 a 500 bbis, New Orleans new crop, st 46c. a d7c NAVAL STORSS.—Spirits turpentive was steady, at 41c. . Common rosin was at $160. Ter was iu good de- mand at $2 25 a $2 50, and raw was at Provisions —vork—The market was inactive, and sales were confines to 200 a 300 bbls. mess at $17 18 a $17 25, and at $14 8744 a $15 for prime. Beef was unchanged; sules 150 a 200 bols. country mess and prime at old pr'ces, and other cescriptions were quiet at las; week's quote- tions. Beef hams were dull at 12c. a l5c. Cut meats were in tair demand at naturday’s quotations, Lard was steady, with sales of about 300 bbis., in lots, at 1c. a 11y¢,’ Bacon was in demand at full prices,’ Butter and cheese were unchanged. Rick.—Market firm. Sales of 100 casks at 5i(c. a 5Sjc. SxEp.—A sele of 9,000 lbs new good clover was report- @1 at 123¢0., cash. ‘Svcar.—Toe mazket was steaiy. The transactions ia bhes. were limiied. About 126 boxes brown Havaca were +013 at private ‘erms, ad 6,000 begs of Mantis, or refizing, om private terms, supposed to be in the neightorhood of 734¢. WuiskEY.—The market was quiet. Sales of 100 bbls. were made at 240. a 36c. for New Jersey and prison. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES AT AUCTION, NOTIOE —FURS. FURS, SLEIGH _ ROBES. E"Es Pak Ks, auctioneer. Savage & Parks will oe U CTION rr pS ‘et 11 o'clock, precisely, at the store, 314 Broad: w B splendid stock ot valuable furs apd sleigh robes, man: sjured ex resrly tor city and private milok and fitch sable, s one marten, i other fancy and valuable furs, taim: a, dc. abo, Kocky Mountain and prairie woif, bearakin and silver fox 08, UCHION NOTICE.—CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. —By J. $.H BARTLETT, wuctioneer—Tussday, Janu- ary 22. stil o'clock. at 281 Peat street, Peremptory sale of tale of ull Hinds W 4 blue, aod common ware, cut, best plas. cutlery, Britannia ware. fancy elon, oy fote to sult dealers. Uatalogues now reacy. LOTION NOTICE—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, AA will sell tis doy. at 1023 o'clock, at the auction rooms, 27 omen street, s large and Pugs ‘assortment of parlor, cham- ber ape kitchen furaiture ng howe Also opay eavances and close Inocounta, ® geveral assortment tables, sofas. maboganr ee mirrors, ove plano, tapes'ry and ingrain carpets; twelve full size Freuch bedstéads, bookcases, ke, Sale peremptory for UeTION NOTICE. robes. This morning. a: 11 o’¢ —FURS, FURS, FURS ANDSLRIGA at the store of DAY, RUSSELL & CO., 85 Nassau street, ® splendid stock of valua- ble furs, manufactured expressty for ciy, private trade. Sho ee ee Os, coon, andjother y roves, All war- ranted. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONERI Beli & Busb—This day, st ot 1055 '2 o'clock, tn the salearoome, 32 North William street, in juation, valuable furniture, Leds, bedding ae . dry goods, jewelry. watchmaker's stock of fine watches, gune and other merc rehandise. U ee NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. BY 8. bogart—This ay, 8 at trey o'clock, at the auction “Entel corner of Frap} fort an: Lr ereaige coe nee cradles, corner stands, oles 4 éc.; also sofas, chairs lassen, paintings, bureaus, ® and in caipets, sof gut coil eek, counter, ‘elove, bedstends, beds. “Alro isto ry Bo ‘C*IONEER —BY UCTION NOTICE, BOGART, AU +, Bogart Thursday, 21th, at 11 o'clock, at No. 579 Broud- ay- Mort, of hotel aud barroom furniture, consist ing of marbl ar counters, mirrors, oll painiings, en edatends, faving, chairs, chica and glass ware, <ul hes und bedding, bureaus, so! kuchen fureiture and utensil, de . B, FOUNTALN, Attorney for Mortgages. UCTION NOTIC’.—PENRY T. LEEDS, hte eda) te ‘Wil sell wt the store, 465 Breadway, on Wednesd) 23, at 10 o’clork A. M., by order of the assignec, a sor'ment ot indies’ dress caps, head dresses, rinboo! flowers, boonets, embrotdered roles, embroideries soe ava riety of srucles'usually kept in a isdy’s fancy establishment. sale posiuive io cloeegpe concern, UCTION AGENCY.—$00000 WOR"H OF GOODS *an ed, monthly, for consignment and sale by the bent suction and commis-ion houses in the cittes of the South ant Weat, Kye y kind o: goods takea. Guarantee, cash advances, 4 sales acd prompt returns, JOS P, CAMPBELL, Office 15, Broadway, N, ¥. R ©. FRENCH WILL SELL ON WEONES- as. marble top tsbles, rockers, UeTION. A oa5, daniua’y 28, si lbs c'clock, nt 462 Broome street. — K © French wo ceil aa sbove, the entire furniture contained ip the hovge, without reserve. consisiug ip part ot a superior roseword pianoforte, iv perfect order, bavibg peen used but < suort ime: rich ragestry, Willen, and iegrain carogta; sol rorewood parlor sults in Freuch brocstel, rosewood marbi¢ top etegeres. wiih mirror fronts; svperior curved rosewooa centre, side apd ¢o'a tables; correr borks ands, music rtands, quarieite and ciher faney tabes; elegant French plate pier ulpsces foe Ol palotings, lace wind »w curtsinsand French wh dow ¢hades chamber furniture, rosewood and mahoracy edstencs, marble top bureaus abd washstends, chins follet rors. cotimge chairs, easy and Som © valrs, lounges, pure halt matizesces, pallistses, fentber beds, bedding &e Dining room urr tt re- Fxtenrion os, table, dicing room chairs. tea und Fide tables. gofa, bookcase. silver Plated ware. ent glass 1 Aldo, & large assortment of Untalozues'nt the house, 0. postponement UCTION SALE-ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2% at 0A. M., for account of whom {i may concera Felo aabore ch Quogue beach, L. 1; also, the cargo of fi Av, partia ly damaged, ianded on ead neach cyusislog ot 6 bts, flour, vartous brands; 26 bbls, ale, Sbbls Fpsom aaita, i Vole, bone blsck. 60 bb &, alum, 76 aides sole leather, 3 bids ined lrom ware, 75 boxes window gisee, 1 10 cases glass botiles, 4 boxes Yurkey coffee, 15 whimey barreix, 5 bales cotton tenoe! MUEBES NIOKERSOB, Agent. UCTION ALB OF GOLD WATCHES AND DIAMOND A. jewelry A: M CHIBTALAK, Auctioneer, 23 Bowery, ell, on Wednesday, 23d inst, at l0o’c ock precisely a ance 56 Rol ‘anchor wa'ches. 2 Diated watches 5 dis. 3 opal aod diamond studs, d cross, 29 Featiements diastews plos, 1, diamond bracelet @hunting dia iacud waiebes snd 73 fold chalna. BY RUEMAM 1. BOYD & 00., AUCTIONEERS HOUSR- bold faratiure saloon suendar., thie day, A the saioe. rem, No. 197 William street, at 10% ocock, a large iot reads, household furniture, mahogany vofas, cbatr ingrain earpeis, rosewood Crossing bios, bi atng hod tn abies, talrrere: sacerinr manta? ties and other oxpamenta, oll paintings binea walnut anc cottage sedntes mattresses, feniher heda and beddirg. Ako, T perioe lot of preakfa:t, dinner and tea china sets, siver ‘ware, kitchen crockery, Ac.: with aby quaall:y of useful aud ornamental household ware, ¥ WILLIAM T ROYD & Co. AU! CTIONRERS—STORE 19 William street. grace ries Thy January 206, Inet anise Hadacn sroee, a i0ig orehock sic suck of superior groceries, consisting of green and hick teas, green and burnt coffees, sugars, brown snd fancy #oape, sperm #16 taliow cand es, bottled ales and liquers, Heckers” goods, pices of all kine: tens £58 pa & complete asori-nent; robine, fur, Ac, comprising @ complete astoriment of firal i; aleo, superior fixtures, scales and weights. pia’ form: da. show boxes, cans for teas @nd otis. Any qiianilty of armel! wares, dc. Y EDWARD SCHENCK, AVCTIOSERR —RDWARD Scher ek will etl Hon, on this dav, 4 at bis sales room, all street, ® eup Aiaroond fel, eid nnd silver walches, by the host makers; aio, 4 ap endid invoice of mosaic, cxineo aud other fashlocable jewelry, Sale peremptory for cash B* FDWARD SC B4CK. AUCTIOSFER ~—F 8 HbNCK will eel! ata ctico, on Wedne-d ¢ efeiock. at bis ea 'ceroom Ne. 16 Wall stro jerman and Flemish ol paintings: also on Nght scene one Davod goss do, ‘and one cape, by vothe * Landing of ( no al Fiat tobe in tae Wilderness.” by Maris "De You rule yoritive, to pay advances. ROCKERY, AND GEAR J. WALDRON, toneer—HENGY G. EVANS, 92 Pear! street atrhout Cican i advances, In lots to suit, to the tr ode, 1b TUR ‘et 1% o'clock, & large asinriment of wi he arent sul ANS COMMON ware, Including the lek ofa veulier declining business Catalog wes now ready, PUES TYE GAL OF REAL ReTATE—OUR RH DER: wil poties that AJ. BLERCKEK & (0 will sell ni pub notion, on the 24th Jannery, Tab at izoretnc the Mer clart-’ kxchange, Few York about seventy valuahic places ‘poverty in the city Of Brooklyn Theale wit! be oatirn '" ve bee Tl arn Cg Fl pn cores for wale will ne coded of the property ean be ie nnetonegen eM ver No, Tread str ij iti TRNTIURESALF.—A_M CRIFTALAR AUOTIONERR, Zi Bowery, will geil’ bie day, at 1054 oo nok, housetnld naiating of mahoeany ‘nod rosewood chairs sates, t» ie ‘bed! ends, barr matiresses, iooking glaeses, washetanda, ard Gunse COOK, Ep —ON WiDTEADAT, aT , gy took 10; o'clock, at it custom made furniture, mirrors, al Matirasses, silver plated Groves om Ssice: ry , lounges, centre tables, ‘without reserve. pnt. poatrive AND UNRESERVED BALE “OF J.T 165 Atlantic street, Brook) SLEIGH au LIQUORS, SEG ARS SEG ARS, HARNESS, belis—1 nee, ‘at 104% 0’ athe at 67 Dey street, corner 0: Greenwich Coffee, tear aisine, fige, brandy, rum, gin, whis- Fer, tobacco, musiard, peprer, aperia cundlés, wap, | anives, forks, epgons mapene veut saws, planes. flee, 5 , COLLARS, ‘went ive em lies. OW AO CAITER, auctioneer. ENRY H, LEEDS & CO,, AUOTIONESES.—HENRY H. LEDS & CO. will sel, by auction on Tuesday, Jaau ry, 22 1806, at 103 o'clock, at No. 1 Univeraty, place, corcer th street—moriee ousebolt fu rai. Cs Bruel ‘and in) of siounel bs ‘chairs im plaske ao: in ale clots, sofa vend centre tables, marble , matirerser, &e ; cane ware, ‘and ‘other furniture, coniained in @ large house, without reserve, ENRY H. LEEDS & CO. AUCTIONE4RS.—H¥NRY H. LEKDB & CO, will sell b; suction on Tuesday, Jan, 22, at IV o'clock, at the depot, 206 Pearl street—Large talo of Gay rl fron safes, welove the bespersea) pee} ‘for mer. "a banks, jeveliers and housekeeper pristug 4 Cull assoriment of" sizea, with powcer prose locks! al Also, the of- fice furniture. desks, stoves oileloth, The ubove safes were max ufactured expressly for the retail sales, af the depot. Pur- chasers are invited to examine them at any time previous 10 ENRY H. LEEDS & CO. AUCTIONEGRS HENRY 1B. LEDS & Cv, will sell by auction, on Tucsday, 22, at at 1034 o'clock, at ibe store, 19 Nassa salo— Large sale of tasblonable read caret, viack, mottied an ) taney, jut and other vests, blue ilo: sacks, bisok selves locks bas bisck oxi Deover and cloth‘ surtoute end overtosts, fancy verver vests, single breaste colored cassimere frocks, pants of va rious kinds. &c., without reserve, to close ‘the ooarern. Gentlemen Gactring ® supply, of reali good exticies wild Well to aitend the aale. also, at 12 o'clock, two rich, upright roae Wood planotort {JOBS L, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ‘Tuesday, January 22,'at 104 o'clock, at the saiesroot 12 Malden Jane, &large aud rich aswortment of diainond gold jewelry, consisurg, in part, of single stone and centre Giamond rings, pins, brdoches, siuos pracelets, c.; 13 carat gold case watches, independent reconds; dourie time Knglish patent levers, zinger en escapements ail warranted of the first ciaas; alo, & line of solid fine gold Jewelry, made for the recall tade—rich cameo brooches, 1 morale do., side, sleeve butions, bracelets, eoko's, ne veut guard and 10 iogether with overy art opt ine tiret clas estarilahasat Brory artic ‘The atiention of the trade ‘Noi ‘street, In’ pursusnce of au execution sxninst Letert i. Cowell will expose for aais at pubic aus tion. at he foot of Fo:ty- afk reel, rast river, thie day, at 12 o'clock M., two carts and 150 dead horses &, &C. HES N BY BISHOP, Constable \y W. & R. STUYVESANT, REAL ESTATE BROKERS + and auctioneers, haves at ut priva'e ‘sale—Nix three story aud ba-ement dwelling Bouses. Nos. 173, 175 177. 179, 181, 186 West 24th street; two five story stone front dweil elling houses, north iide of seventeenth street, Stu: vesant square; three three siory 0. do rorth side of Seventeenth sireet, ‘near Stuyv-sant 8 Cuen stone fropt Knglish basement 16-866, north side reet, rear Fifihavenue; a four story Knglish basement north'side Thirty street; two tour story trots, 18 ard 2 West Twenty first street; two Bngliah bascments, west side West Twenty ‘hecond street, near Ninth avyenue:a two story and aitic, 114 Fravklin street; a two and a bail story brick, 28 Tenth street; & four story stone front English pare ment, Thirty fournh street, near Seventh avenue; a first class 21 feet 3 inches by 65, Thirty fifth street, near Fourth avenue; a three alory acd alc leasehold, 64 Reade street; & three story and basement brick, Forty-uinth street, near Hroadway; four three story snd basement brick 212, 214, 216 and 218 Kast Kighth street—bulldiog lots will be taken as part purchase Roney; a four story and basement brick. 104 Kast 3 1h Bt, fate possession given; four four foglieh base: mencbeh ab pesleee a reeuinean Buuyresaiequnress aeur story ard basement, Kast Twentieth street, near Second ave- nue; @ number of desirable dwelling rouses in Brooklyn for sale or exchange. Also, a nomber of beautifui couniry seats in the vicinity oi New York. Farms tor sale or exchange for city rreperty. 660,000 acres of pine woodlands in Michigan, Money to loan on bond ana mortgage. a DELISSER, AUCTIONEER, NOS. 377 Broadway, corner of White street. of EAvIth. OE LISSER & ‘OU., wilt sell by auction on Saturday afternoon and renin . commencing ‘at4 o'clock, @ lot of fab wa ‘gold vores, flee ivory Agu Brock Side’ ewe ost: clocks, pany wo) fo j after whlcl logue ‘ot miscellaneous, illustra’ed, blograp! echool and other books, &c., to which the alteotion of the trade \s invited, Goods open for inapection and catalogues ready. L. DELISSE: B57 ROAD ay, we Meat by auction, tas. (Tuesday mencing at 3 o'clock, ® large. lotot stalopery. com ter and foolscap paper, lopes, cards, [eed ore hundred gross ct Nery superior Diack’ fe ls, We the atlentrn Of stationers. nlso, et 6 OfG.00r, a late Jegue of istaied ee standard among which are the iio scd Byron, ee Sail calf rnaments of Memor; ny Book of the jean Landscape, and gift booka, ia pa- Mraluab’e birtorical works’ Bibles Wrage of A? mintus, &c., now open for examication, Purchasers and deal- €18 aze requested Catalogues y- nar article Put up oy ‘by this house wilt be be 2 sold to the highest bidder, Parsons catalogues of eur even‘ne mais wil Piessc send teetr Nammectard sires, ‘Gales Fegulariy every Yuescay, ‘Ihuredsy and Saturday evening. SHERIFF'S SALE.—A, M. CRISTAL. AR, ‘AUCTIONERR, i. will sell on Thursday, 24th inst, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the corcer o1 Ninety eiiceeet al ueseearecen: te core tents cf a grocery stcre and store fixtures, together with horse, eur Ladsl, EER, 377 flay ihe a White ‘¥agon and barnes. By order of the Sherif. JHERIFF'S SALE.—A. M. CRISTALAR. AUCTIONKEKE 28 Bowery, January 23, at iL Wil eli ou Wednesday Oiclock precisely, a lot of stationery, eensistiog of drawing and carpenters’ pencils, bronze and glass inksiands, p ers, &c., &e, By order ot the Sheritl. QUEREME, COURT.-WILLARD &, REED AGAINST Samuel 2ruesdell & John Ferris — Receiver's closing sue afhorees, cerriages, 40. he understrned, ro2eiver ofthe late firm of Keed & Trursdel! will sell at puolic auc’ pre- arises So 166M rceretrect on Saturday 26.0 dart January tns:., at 12 o'clock nov, tar rewaining stock of horses wnd car- rings vagors sleigh, oflien furminre, dc. and the mex ‘of the lense of the sald premises No. 165 Mercer hr, tile and iuterest of maid Reed & Truss calves, being A very desir: le and oro. fitahle location for any person engaged in the sale of leery vasine' 6 Kale peaitive. “eNY BRLTHOULE. re etiver’s office, Crink Wutldiege, Foo No, 45. Datec New York, 12, § MORRELL TIONEER —FURNITCRE, & new brd second hand, this tue day morning. ai lif clock, mt 81 Nassau stre-t. consis‘icg of iron bey multresses, bester dishes of various sizes, crock pianoforte, French acd otver mirrors, rosewood ve: pring mattresses, Yok wardrobes, silver plated collee Urre, tea rele, Ac ; Ranting desks, clocks, lounges tne Hedsteod sofas tle-n teres, extension aioleg tabes black @alnut suit of parlor turn! rt maarble 104 ashstands, 7é, on paintings marble, &c. ‘ained, centre bird cages, Sighs. watches, portyble deske, Ac Sale will com: ¢ with 60,00) segars. in lots to suit purchasers, T208, NEIVCH,, ADCTIC KEFR-STORE NO. 168PRUCE trect- Sheriff's eale of hetel furniture, &c , on Wedues- day, January 23,1860, at 10 A. M., at the auction rooms, No. is Byruce street, Consisting of » geners) assortment of fuen'. ture, bedateads, bedding, washsiands, crockery, glass ware, che ira, carpets, ke “V SLUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY AND PARK piace for sale, by ANTHONY J. BLEKCKER & Co.— | buredoy January 24,1855, at 12 o'clock, at tae Merchants? haohenge, the lot of ‘ground ard bauiding eheront ‘cor.er of Kroadway and Ps ri ‘heron Brosdway, by 98 feet 5 inches of Par ject to & lente to May J, I $90,000. of ‘he purshase norey may remain on bond sud mortgage for ten years, a seven per cent ‘nierest. For maps, er pardcdlars, ply at the office of the auctioneers, No. 7 Broad at. MUSICAL, PIA Te tg AND THKEE MELODEONS TO LET ik $3. $4. ‘month; or for sale, at sob aria iS? Sion Fao8; and ove seo ante BOS Hoe "ygh'y ‘aight abd pianos tuned by Prot. DUMBDAY, 225 RECENT IMPRUVEMEDT IN THR ALREADY CELE & brated pianes of T. Gilbert & ¢0., make them unsurpassed by ng other in the world. A large Fariety, rarylag in prices from $280 10 $1,000, XH), may be aneu athe waréronms, 4i9 Broad. wuy, corner of Vani iso. meloat H. Ce MATHEWS, Sole Agent, M' f10, DRAWING AND PRENCH TAUGHT BY AN experienc-d tendher at $250 per tronth of eight lewons cach accomplichme t. browdway, between Thirty first and Ahiety-secoad streets. Apply at Davis’ book store, 1,090 UsIC be THE MIt LION.—BUCKLEY'S SEW none Look. (oF tbe pasion) wiih music attaced. just pud- hed, by PHI J COZANS, Lt Nassau street. Prices 1% cents spent of putiications conwatoa fifty new pular sores Schone wilh acethe lorie 2 ‘be reeund ection of the Old Foks at Home, ae gung by ewalne Buckiey Villhice ard) Bw, Dinah with music se sang by Bish’ Buckley & thy cv eful tragedy of ‘Villkins and ios? Go Av 8), black Mav with Reea Ginger, sb music The aca ing Chorus, ar anced for four vot Ibe “roadway ong sarurg by Swaine Buckley with the moa enthu-iastie app ause. Friends at Home mousic by Frederick Buckley. ‘The Fireman's ( Baunt, arracged by Jas. Buckiey. We were boys ane Cire Together, by W. Percival, tor away, with mnato, breathe hot Her Nome Never More Clare Deer, with music by Frec. Buckley, Hoeh * rye Baty Pretty Patty Falmer, wi'e met dhe dolly id Cr rw ‘The dew Lan, gh Song, with music, angi Bel or ihe Ninger Coquetie, as sung by Sraine 110 cp, re the Barr for Piessure. ‘The Cotton Pleker’s Fong. Mary Gong, win music, by W. Percival. (1d ¥ riends and O14 ‘times, Fiewe de “ore ac also No. Land No. 2 Song Bocks, contatning atxty original vor ge each. Oux, FODR MORE OF THOSE §°LENDID NEW ence off; twenty solé ina superior in tone, med rich sarrnoted Ip every respects eed agaet Ynif price to close the concern. ‘all thle week betore 3 o'e.00k, wf oo Wohi atzeet, fee doses trom Broadw W. OSBORNE &.00 music. 1 147 a HUDHON sam DON RIRBHT, FRONT FRONTING ot. 8, JOHN'S Sees Fished. wid mmalets haproreninle: — 145 XINTH, STRERT.-TO Lier, wird PRIVATE iamnily of A reepeealy a re cara aan rey wads 8 ‘Ninth aroet, near Broad way. et 145 im Ftc STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE.— ‘with board; one single and two doub on the Fete ot Bent emen. ov plein and ey Sumber ten. wear. ’ 130 pat FRANKLIN STREET, COR. OF VARIOK RTREKT Beatty turnisbed froot it room, with or without board, ‘his wile, or toa mngle person Keference FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE Weer or 70, cbosingsnand larne don a aera secs gentlemen as lodgings. ‘rom $2 10 to $6 per week. Inquire 5 GRERNESTRERT,-A GENTLEWAN AND HIS WIF and also 8 few single gentlemen, can now be accommo dated with yond board und comfortable rooms. Ter.us radds- rale, ‘Hot and cold baths free. Kelerence exchanged, ST, MARK'S YLAGK—FUBNISHED HOOMS TO LET, with board, tn clnas bouse No. 6 Ht. Mark's place At (8sT MARK’B! PLACE—A YEW BAND OME, wal. rolshed rooms with board, gaa, hot and ccid’ w: diowots, be, Maons autasie tor at geadietaas and. aito ond tingle gentlemen. “Also, ous single fom, Wacaily American —privale, Fow oer persons. Strict references req 8K YOURSRLF WHY IT I8 THAT YOU OANNOT your uch juilable boarding place. or boarders, aud apewer gor wif ve, t aia nok apply to the ro LE ead Gok Berncce e-em cech 2 Lye where ‘bey know trom long experieuce ever: Keeps ‘bom om one (o more boarders, and mould hays aenn cor: rectly sted to just what ] want &. D., GUUDWIL A. AxAran UNFURNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A LADY child, with board, ‘Terms not to exreed $6 pet week. Address Mrs.’ Austin, 107 Bast Thirty-urst street. LARGE, NEAT AND WELL FORNISHED FROYT room to let, in @ private family, at 21 Kast Broadway, coruer of Catharine street. A SEIVATR FAMILY, OOCUPYING 4 MODERS BUILT ear Union square, desire to let » well furnished sult of rons, eu the second fcr, fo's gogtiecnay aad wiley oe ove cr two SEER, with board. Address Irving, Union square Post of HANDBSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BED- room attached to let,im a private pouse, with all the modern improvements. Also a single room, with grate wad fae it, Apply at 96 Prince street, ® few doors west of rondwi WIDOW LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, O20UPY(NG @ fine house in Brooklyn, clo.¢ to Fulton and Wall street ferries, ie desirous of receiving two or three single geatiomen ints her ay as partial by jera, where they caa enjoy the ccmforis of a hime on moderu'e arma; two frieuds can be av- commodated with a large room. Piease appiy at Gl Henry street, corner of Orange OaBD. SINGLE GENTLIMKN WILL FIND GOOD Sccommodaiions at &8 Forsvth atree., near Walter. ‘mail room tor one gentlemen; other rooms, slagie oc dounlo beds. Hervectab e mechanlos, wishing cleat eomtort able quartere, will do well to gall A siove lighted every eveu- ing on third floor, for general comfort, OARD—IN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SITUA. tions in Brooklyn, within five minutes’ wa’k of the South ferry. Pleasant rooms may ve ob by apolying at 28 Henry atreot, fvurts door trom Amity. required. oaRD —A PARLOR AND KEDROUM ON THE SE- cond floor, furnished or un’ urni-hed, to let, in & firat class bouse. A line of stages pass the ei Belereacvs exchanged. Apply at 76 West Twenty-third street BoARd5OR FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD. can be bad at 108 Cirand sireet, frat block west of Uroad- way A large, parlor, wi single room, wit! uct desirable OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A HAsDSOME parlor and bedroom, in one of the most piea«aat parts of kant Broadway. As te family 1s email, those taane io howd will receive the comforts of a home House aewly furatshad, Tnqaire at 191 East Broadway. Kefereaces or without a hedzoom; also, a Recital for fre. Terms moderate; loca- Gas and bath, excharged. OARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, with pantries, to let, with yourd, toa party of gentlemen; acery attention given to make it» desirable home; iso, a0 wi: furnished room, with panwy, to @ gentlemen and bis wite. Terms very reasonabie, Anois at 177 Vanal street, next door fo tbe Peoples’ Bauk, Oars and stages pass the door, OARD.—A PLEASANT ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, ‘oe gentleman and wife. o> two single gents, furalshed of unfurnisbed, Inquire at 8% Forsyth at., near Grand, Terms mod.srate to sultabie parties. OARD.—TO LET, A PRE TTY PARLOR AND PANTRY ‘on the second story, with pariai hoard, to two single gea- tiemen, ai $4 50 per week eack. The family is siric ay prigus; house bag the moiern improvements; care within hait & block, Addr 0. a square Post office. OARD AND ROOMR.—ONR OR TWO GENTLEMEN ‘wishing one or two p’eassnt front rooms. furn! my or without partisi board, ina well located Berae Seventh ward. may upply at 231 Madison street, Gas, &e., in house. Reterence exchanged, OARD AND LODGING.—WANTED, IN FXCHANGE for tuiionin pianoforte, singing (the Itallsu school), the French and Cerman languages, by Parisian, ina firat cls boarding bouse, or private famiiv, up town, or the central part Of the oxy, turnished or uofurpiihed Toons. Address Marie E. D., box 325 Union square Post office, OARD IN FOURTEENTE STREET.—A SELECT FAMr. 1y may secure a pleasant sulle of rooms, wi No, 106 Bast Fourteenth The house is furniahed with Si'ibotaodern improvements: &c, requisne for a Aret claws reeidence. B changed. OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN Bit accommodal ard; also, one 9 wt 17% ‘Duane street, near Hudson, Ged ‘Duane park baci: OARD IN BROOELYN. FEW SELECT poets | fenteel fami, : call at No. 20 Joralemen sireet, three or Wall street ferries. ‘oan IN BROOKLYN.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR enulemen and their wives, can be accommodated famuly, om reasonable terms, at 83 Adams forms moderate, Referencesrequired, ‘Please minutes’ walk from South in a priv street, OARD IN WROOKLYN,—PLEASART ROOMS, WITH or without board, suitable for families and single geatie men. Full board, $6; partial do., $4. Situsted in the most central part of the ‘chy. Apply ai Toynbee’s Hotel, Montague Place, Brooklyn. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAY- ing more room than they require, would be happy tore ceive one or two inmates. apply at 37 Pacific street, Brook- syn, between Henry and Bi OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLE¥AN AND 813 wife, or one or two flngie gentlemen can obtain good bourd and pleasant rooms, ina pleasaut location near the ferry. Yerms iow! ‘Apply at 46 Sands street, OARD IN BROOKLYN—A PLEASANT BCIT OF front rooms, on second floor, well tornished, tp a private Three minutes’ we k from Wall street or South ferries ata Joraemon street, Boze SOUTH BROOKLYN. —SINGLE GENTLE- men can find good sccomumodations in a large, first class house, with board, by applying at 141. amily sireet, between Citn.on and enry streets, The best of refereaces given aud required OARD WANTED. —A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO procure board tor herself in 4 small priva‘esfami!y or where there ere but few boarders. Location between Twenty hird and ‘Thirly-fourth streeia, and between Fourch aad Seventy avenues Terms must be moderate, address W. H., Herald office, tor two day OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND His WiFi wish board and furnished reoms, fo a house with hut few oiree boarders; location above Caunl street and west of Fourth avenne; terms must he moderste and references first class. Address Pubusher, Daily Times office. WARY WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, BY a YOUNG man; partial hoard, where there are but few boardes, acd in the vicinity of Fulton and Wall street ferries. A. HL, Heraid office, OARD, WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT Soard in @ piain private family, where few or a0 other bi: ders are t.ken. Terms musi be woderate, and retere ise u “yuestionabla Fighth ward or vieinily preferred. Address ‘Thompson, Herold office. OARKD WANTED -FOR A YOUNG LADY, SOME- where fn the vietnity of Chambers street and Broadway, Where tbe comforts of a cup beast. Price $4 ver weel Aadress L. C, P., 116 Chambers street, up stairs, se oud floor, Addross OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—BY A GENTLEMAN and his wite, in «private family; room furnished or un- turnished; terma must be moderate, Address R,, box 2% Brouklyn Post vffice. OARDING.—NO. 64 WH8T FOUNTRENTH STREET, 4 Indy baring roome (0 dispose of, is desirous of ling them to first class families, board: ‘Terms moderate on early application. OARDING.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with nice rooms and partial boa: by nddressing Broker, Herald office. Location nest Union squnre and Broadway, OARDING AND LONGING—A SMALL, PRIVATH femily can accommodate @ gentleman end lis wife, or iva sing!s gentlemen, witP board, al $5 or lodging at $f 2 each it parior on the second floor, tarnished or Unturpiehed, wir of without hoard, fo @ sicgie gentiemsn, or asingle lady. Apply at 102 Graud siroet, comer of Mott RPNCWH BOARD.—GE*TLEMEN DESTROUS 10 rn wo speak. French, both by lessens and practice, can piv tothe teacher, 239 Tenth sree! near Second avenue; tRPismtiy oe well as hissed! arefrom Pare, This noase has ai! (he modern improvemonts. Frypitatetan ROOME, WICH BOARD, IN A STRICTLY rivate pelt, fo fae atreet, where all the comf rts hime can beenjoved. A gentieman end lady, or three Gan gentiemen. Gas in every room. Apply ats4 ominiek st, URNISEED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE men. without board, with use of parlor if wished, by » private family in East Broadway. References excnanged. For terms on by Sey, 7 Boarders’ Kxchsnge, No. 2 Appleton ‘Broadws: ‘a ‘H, SMITH & CO. 0. 8 MONROF STREET. —FURNIBHED ROOMS TO et, with board, at No, 8 Monros street, near aihering, Terms toderate, be OOME TO LET.—A HANDSOMELY, FORWIGHED PAR &nd bedroom fronting, on ‘he second floor to jet, to ain) genueten, in @ privat facile The Louse has all the modern improvements, Apply at 148 West Eleventh street. Reierences exchanged. Rwen TO LBT—AT 300 FOURTH STREET, FACING ‘Washington square, two blocks from Broadway; tront par- ior and bedroom, furnished, Apply to Mrs. Glover, on tho Premines. eek OOMS WANTFD.—THREE ROOMS ON SAME FLOOR, by @ small family. Rent not to exceed $100 a year, paid monthly, m ea No objection to Brookiyn, within 20 m notes’ walk ferry. Address for one week C, A, N, te rald office, ROOMS AND ONE LARGE ROOM, TO AC- ' te two or {hree gentlemen, and a gontleman and hin wife, mas be obiained, on mont reasorable terms, b ap plying af 101 West Sixteentn street, Bouse has oath, gas, T° Stinched, 1o 4 indy and featlenian, oF 10 genemen of the house Freveh aud ea Twenty eecond atrect, near Fourth ) Ler—wita PARI parlors, on the seooud iy. SUAKBDING ABD LODGE. Tal BOARD, TWO HANDSO' un tloor, win pantries and bedeoy 0 oF tres Lisle eanily privase Gas nod pach ia en Apply at No. 65 cast ‘avenue. WO OR TBREE DESIRASLE BOOMS GAN BE HAD, Bew York Hotel, suitable for families or slagie geo wih ur without board ‘at ld Waverley p aca, ameae! ihe HREK OK FOUR HANDROMILY § FORNIS4RD ROOMB to jet with board; dinner Inte; the he residence ge rofessional man, sud riggs store, corner o Ie deaitauly airuated Loquire at f Amity wiréet and Brosdway. 1}0 YOUNG MEW WISHING THE OCOM¥ORTS OF A bome ata cheap price —Centee! board with Sine teen ig tO and 88 per week with privilege of bath room, Wooster street, one doc: trom booed venlent to te Broa: Way and Spring street Jine of ata; WwW in of Bleecker sreet: 60 ANTED—BOARD FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, lent to Broadwi 33 (orm not to ¢ toe ty onrd for lady $12. address C. M., roadway’ Poet Wee A GENTLEMAN, A NICE FURNISHED bearders are taken. A: par'or and FIOnSES, CARRIAGES, 0. HORSK WANTED. yon Addveen’ Gentleman, Ina privaie famil 3, gwhero no olhee Broudway Pow —ANY PRRSON H ING A borse suitable for a physician, and who would sell the on reasonable terms, ¢an tlud & sure parchaser by n@- Grewing Doctor, Herald office, atating where the animal cam be BALE—A HORSE, “FIFTEEN | sound and kind, eight and a good family horse ui AN, 617 Y tA PAIR Ak 1 oe eres’ ixigen bards Bigs, superior solion apd wal mati warranied Kound kind ether. Any gentiemen wantin &5 wel to call_and inspect BAND’ HIGH Yoars old, wil! stand without Sing. Gu stylish driver. Apply 10 J. udson street. OF VERY STYLISH Bst in bacne-s and go wel! te- euch for rane use will above. ply at the Fulem stadles, opposite kKleventh street, beveuth ave Fo, Lr | MARE, or hands bigh all borses can be chsrecterize a RADE ties pu Ld lege of revurning them wt any ume case, at a dedection of Steen per cent. been made with competent doalers to wunply, bi » with «np harn with fi Ferris’ staples, 374 nnd 176 from 8 PM. 8 a. M. unt 4P. OSES FOR SALE. of te wants of the uschared businwss WILL TROT bore, ‘eighs. Can be teen for one day, at reer street, near BI elreet, 1s aan Leos at tO) —18R SUBSCRIBER, LX VIEW public of ap establishment where with that confidence which should © Arrangements rigr saddle and barnes horse, which will be offered t» pur- chasers op the above terms superior manner Ww. i. Horaon tratoed forthe saddle in a DISBKUW, Riding Academy, Fifth avenue, corner of Thirty-ninth sireet RSE, 5. BIGH HARNFtS, ROBES, FO! t bargain, The mare fs ilve years od Mo hanide RR IALY re bogd. warranted sound and kiad and wa good ‘rava@ilen; the sleigh rover wrnere, Ae, nteanearly new. May be seex a Les’ sable, 0, 8 Seventh avenue. ORSES FOR SALE. ed horses for #8 Sixth Avenues, opvosite the (r EVERAL PERF MoTLY TR AIN. 64 Wort 5 ‘te Bisck mare of six vears wnen parsd by any Hose now in this city as to heauty of abap saddle horse for 3 sho of noble blood abd of ‘ho Bret order fance, a4 Well Ax to galt, atreng’h. ewittnegs The adie< or seller is prepared to g 2 1 qualiies desir omen The otver ive instru stlow in r nd he yas, sesres the rare ubility of breaking tp even the Wildes’ wad most s'bburn horses, fortnight borseflerh. oe Soubie sleigh of second band carr! please address EIGHS, | LEIOHS —A PRKSH Lot or SLRIGHS recelved from the factory, two and four Feats; ‘will be 50ld lower. ea. Apaiy ut 368 Broad was ‘They ANTED—A ‘HORSE “bey must be good, and the horse must be yout and kind, and go in four minutes. Anv person ba and desirous to exchange tor Barton, box 143 DAN @ ACADEMIES, for the saddle or carnste, within a fo the satisfaction of the severest connoisseur of also one Avo. Yarlons styles eric 0. HAM. TOP WAGON AND #4) za stock ‘and part cass, will srald oftice, BROADWAY —A CLASS FOR OTILDREY WILL open on Tuesday, SAUVAG! information may be onained. aU!s dancing January 24 ot Mme. und Mle in, 62; Broadway, wue'r a A'public soiree given every Thurscay night, commencing at 9o’clock. Price 50 cums, Brooklyn. are now open for the sesso. taming tne DODWORTH'S PRI 'VATR DANCING ACAD WMIKS + No. £06 Bronoway, New York: No 137 Montague place, atany time. Cire at the academies. ANCING—MORBE NEW CLASSES,—BhOOKE'S AQs- demy, S61 Broome street, tocommence tmmediately, in one course of leesous ‘There are classes open for those more advan meet for th LLE, CAROLINE VEAIE 21 Howard sireet, is Saturday Puplia can commenes terms cau be bac New classes are now forming Alithe fashions he dan ves taught ING” ACADEMY, now open for the season. Sretrvencn of Iadien and geutlemnes ai 3 0’sl0ck PM. bnd at § in the evening ‘or practice. eunte every Grand solves dan- from 8 to 11, YOAL—FIRST QUALITY, FIFTY CENTS PRR TON, O° Sn tiour one collar Or sale, at the Peop e's Coal and t lour Agency, 88 Broadway. Delivered in Brookiys, Jerse; Oty or New York. Apply ths week. No Hoo. ‘aes us. r Oarrel, !eeg than the marcet prise, REMEDY FOR 110% PERIODICAL DIS(RESS OF Mechanics, far better tan soup kitchens, 500r associa. 8, oF any humbug, fx to ha Dow soinstias peel Feline sevatues eer pak clearer offer to the entero) eomething ey bas — upon. rising man {tts o 1 usafal stor "usking fifty articles, which are used in every household and fo evar) city town oF vi lage, commandiog rapid saler ued mos. tabu- lous profs. These articles oan he easily made, wit litle oF no capita’ envelope wit $e there Bulle, a, ts tuvaluable receipts French polish, furniture polish, silks, &c., with others equady va. luable, one “Any obe cheioslng 30 ceus in pomage a saps, aa raddress, to Geo, Smith box 2,225 shall receive by re'ura ot post'the prising to part the art of cakia Netue canvass, water pro PPLES.—A VERY CHOICE Lot OF WRATKRN AP ples, uch a6 Spitzenbergs, Baldwins, vertous otber kinds, eutirely tree from frost, pers, or for family use, to 3,000 barrels, by a. N EFT0AC1OU8 OURE FoR CORNS, BUNIONS ads A Moosieur LE Vong uit street, tie : Sth ts peror of fot dais. Sixth avennes. From bis Imperial Majests “pecially tuviiad to Neer i stenda.remetn Suuds: ‘clock. at No, 9) Kiavent Greening: and For #a¢ to ship in quantities to sult purchasers, from W. Pauk & weil us West suene ‘and every disorder ¢ |. withont ontting, or 40s Trot’ No.) tie Rue ds BEvoK. Far, and uf \t wtr96 ondus, surgeon Ubiroportic: i ance and oye! Fam of Bugland. hey ark % attend some date, ye COPIES OF THHTINONLALS. Rapelaoe TA oe. Sroperse ¥rani Je cert'tie que M. Levi anieee 185 ous sveu cue airwen, bab’ wrsent (eerdy thet Mr. Levi bus ents CLEVELADD, 64 Lan ‘rom Robert Ferguson, Keg... oot. without giving me the slig iit his Graos we ee Mody Novis N, Levi amie Louw War0Lkon BOM AreRR ruke of Vevewod.) onred ay ours Jaroes squire Laude. othe Marquis of Lansdowne scorn fur me with pertect saat Whi 8S Berkeley aquare ‘ondon. ‘hvataian te Aedinere % y st ras feta x Mr. Levt hs ‘most oki 4 ino fast vety fost, #anosson, ©. > CORN Mot ey ¥ Queen etrest, May Futr, Gouda, Warab J. I standing, witb ut cau Urrom ei. J. Unsoiteltea by Mr, Le kill in baying’ pi Potts bag } eg leave to testify w bie succes Covageiphia, July 21 hee. sean oy 2th wireet, hacoreen Fine N. B.—No professiouk! evavection with any permon Ci bead TRANSPARENT STRENGTHENING binsler, spread ou can‘on flannel, sured Judge utrdsal af cents. ORNS, CORN: moves them in ove appre acd: i 4c. appijing LEAOH’S week, pais, which wit ress J, Leach, box 169 © pantul neuralgic rheumntixm, ruthing equal pains, bruises, rheumausm, werk luuge. ito. commend ther Made on! Hudson street, and for sale by druggiate generaily u) Wo tre tor a Dead ly by R.BNKWMAN, M.D, Pie 1254 —OORNS CURED IN ONE WEKK. BY vegetable corn plaster, which ms ywithoa: cutting, or without the be seni for 2 cents, or stamps. Chatham square Post offioe. DIA RUBBER GLOVE4 ARB ACKNOWLEDGED tu be (by all who have wirn them) the beat artisia ever ta vented for sofiening abd curing chapped hands, «al: renin, For sale by al) dee ore ib rubber geods, aud at Nu. 36 Jobn stree:, up ataira, New York, ee ae not re aired: one a PRANKS, ARTIES— DINNER with go'd vand Freneh ching, at cooks, walters ard #)) ovner things appertatntog die! herp, Violin, plavotorie, oF 126 Crosby street. UBLIO KOTICK.~ MOL Wy 8, November 13 and 2 the Muliere Boot ard Shue Patent Comoany ars ny to make rales on Harel terms of tie paven'® or makive ory, will per cities, towne or o.herwlee. «bole Moluere system tp operation at che und shoe mil! Hear Troy, in the State ofisew Lor the management of Mesars. Kimbal, Robi Hoooktie d, Mysrachnvet's. Av pl wi tn ve at the compars’s office, No. 8 dw Mlendedio. (By order, | HRNY be viyy boot and she es by my cep! over id we < Biate of Rew Yerk, whotber by States, d sir New York, Jou. 22, 186 RINTING, PAINTING, - kind THE Tacing. notices, checks ob of pint OF tai MAB KB. BUTT PATENT BPKYTACLRS —ThKY IMPROVE VT i for Ure, change to greater magnit) tng vower: pear and distant objects sen distine’ y throdgh Phd lig Fin, oopSus hat Cee Messe 9A. M.t06P. ‘i atta Attendeone OR KEVENING~.FURNIa KD er, glass, con ALy Ocher struments required, by i) Codon SYSTEM FOR MAKING hwery. Patenied June Teo 1 December U1 and i8, 1 ready ib &® Ruaranine Of seven for al tbe Uuied Purchases will | BILL HRADS, RIL Teoripts, ctroulars, lanele posing ard bancbitle, carde ot ail kinds and sizes, and wemry lh or orto rintere done atone prlgos, at dbice, 142 Fulton atreet between Naseau street and Brondway, ee MCKESSON & ROBBINS HAVER onw 4 from the od stan: stoves, Now, M1 end 93 Fulon wreet ioue ds William stveet, where they will continue the whul eMOV. id, NO 427 Malaen lane, to thule business, an heretofore, y wh increased insl.ttina, Taye EYE DALEAM, and eyes.—Thia ba sore ia d for inflamed evelids “ation, and weually effeo's n complete « Hen.» y splote cure after For saleby A.B by druggists gererally. T° GAB CONSUMERS, ————$$—$———— FOk WEAK AND INFLAME) the very best remedy thatcan be Tt nlmont instantly rellover all trri- fow apoli- 4D. 8aND3, 100 Fulton street, ~PR. JON G. WILION, GAS fiter, £9 Centre street. guarantess # perfect cure for the Winter, by giving the moters a deve of bis magic spirits. Presse leave your or¢ers erly in the day. N. B,—Look out jneek bumbuga,