The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND CO AMERCIAL. | MONHY MARKET. Monpar, Jan. 28—6 P. M. The improvement ia prices reported at the clore of the | market on Saturday was not visibe at the opening this morning, At the first board Nicaragua Transit declined 36 por cent; Brumswisk City, i; Evie Railroad, 4; Read: — (ng Railroad, 1; Michigan Central, %; Tarlem, 4; Cleve- (aod and Toledo, i; Cleveland and Pittsburg, L Galons | and Chicago Railroad advanced 2 per csai, and only abou! 230 shares were sold at the advance. The p-iacipal | movement to-day was in Erie und Reading. Nicaragua | ‘Transit was comparatively quiet. Witnin the pas? three | hey orfour wesks all sorts of reports have brea circulated rela- tiveto the amalgamation of the Nicaragua Transit and the Pacific Mai! Steamship Companies, thove statements have emanated from parties who have la-g? juantities of stock which they canuot carry, and will soon ve compelled to put upon the market. The two compaules are sa distinct im their operations as it 18 possible to conselve, and 20 agveement has been entered into between them. Boh companies are doing well enough alone. It is our opinion that the stock of either company isa good inves:m:nt at present prices, and that by and by Nicaragua Transit will command mue) higher prices; bat in the meantime some of the largest holders must sell, and that may tem- porarily depress the market value. Com:nodore Vander- dilt has assumed the agency, and fa th» proper time such changes will be made in ‘he internal acministration as may be required. If the Commodore would assume the presidency we should have hopes of a more spsody restoration of the oredit of the company. M'lwauki> and Mississippi Railroad stock sold tnis moruing at prices altogether too low. It is beyond all ques- tion the second best railroad stock on the list. ' After the adjournment ot the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at suction by A. H. Nico. ley: $5,000 N. ¥ and Erie R. R. 7's, 1871.. 3/000 Toledo and TH. R. R. 2d'mor’gags 25 shares Sixth ave ue R. R. (div. off 76 eo Thiraavenue RR... ...cTmt. added 193; do 54 50 do Galena aad “hicago Unio £0 do Kmickerbock-r Life 174 do Seventh Waro Uank. 22 do Chathym Bank.. 123 do Tradesmen’s Baal 2% do Beekman insurance 5 do Commonwealth Insurance ©. €5 do Am. Coal Co, Ailey’y Co. Ma., 5 Simeon Draper's regniar semi- week'y sale of bonds and stocks will take plac to-morrow (Tuesday), at half-past 22 o’elock, at the Merchsnte’ Exchauge. At the second board the market was lower, but there | was a very limited business, he only stock in which there was any bucyamcy was Galena and Cricago, A smail lot seld at 103 per cout. After the board Evie sola | G at 51% per cent; Galeca und Chicago at 108% per cent, | and the market generally was betier. The Assistant Treasurer reports w-cay as follows -—~ Paid on Treasury account. . $57,744 00 Recetveri ‘do 79,041 25 | Bslance do 12 4118 79 | Assay office. 3 Paid on disbursing checks. 11,044 32 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 24th and 25th instant were as fol dows — For the redemptioa of stocsa For ihe Treasury Departman' i n‘erior Department War warrants received and entere: War repey warrants received and e0‘e: Interior repay warrats received and eatercd. From miscellaneous sources On account of the nary. : Well executed count tens on the Merchants’ Bank, of Norwich, Conn., are incireu’ation. The en- @raving fs fine, and their appearance is well calculated $38,817 95 o ae to deceive. The papar isnew. There are no engravers’ names cn the bil, The signatures seem to have been wri ten by the same hand. ‘The dividend statement of the Aileatic Mutual Insur- ance Company appears among our advertisements to- day. They pay on the 5th of February. six per cent in- ‘terest on the million of dollars of outatanding cer ificates, and a dividend of 20 per cent in certificates, oa the sarn- €d premiums of the company for the year. They psy, to cath, on the 5th February next, all the certillcates of the | isene of 1863, and 60 per cent of 1864. ‘The total profits of the company to the lst Jan. | 1866, Ore.... ee... SIE Additional profits of 1855 Remainirg with the company. ‘The assets of the company.. ‘The interest coupons of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, due on the Ist of February, will be paid on that day et the office of the company, No. 69 Wall street. The burinees of the Cleveland and Pit sburg Railroad ‘Company for the fiscal year ending November 20, 1855 was as follows :-— Passengers, Freight ......+.5 Mails, & Total .........+ ssees Expenditures, repairs, & Net profits... a «$200,518 75 ‘The Boston Travller states that several leading citizens of Boston interested in railroad matters, ate taking the preliminary steps toward a general assemblage of the stockholde-s of railroads in New Tngland for the pur- pore of ciscursing the subject of the general manage- mect of railroads, in order that by concer'ed action, the rates both for freight and pasvesgers may bs advanced to s paying standard. r The (rack laying om the For: Wayne and Chicago Rail- road waa completed to Columbis on the 23d ins!., and the road is now open to that point, the county seat of Whitley county, trenty miles west of Fort Wayne, The track layirg west of Columbia will be resamed with the NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1856, and a half percent for the year. According to this cal- culation, the surplus on band om the lst of May next will be more than double that of the came dave last year; and it appears that this company, notwithstending its | iarge dividends, adds largely to its surplus every year, ‘The suryplns, after the psymeut of divideads aud all reser- vaticna at the close of each of the past six fiscal years, has bieo as follows: May 1, 185¢-Sus $1,153 '1, 1853-Sur 433, ne ae ae ree try ae ae 0 1 SC (tT? May Lst, 1856, it ts likely to be the lange sum of $737,460, On the Ist of May, 1855, the capital stook of the Ga- Jena and Chicago Union Radtroad Compsoy amounted of “stock, for 186C—May 1. Total capital stock............95,804,680 The above sguregate being the amount of stock upon which dividends for the next fiscal year will be declared, it way not be premature to make a short estimate of the probable productiveness of the road te the stockholJers for that year, upon the same amount of net earnings real- ized the previous year Goueva and Careaco Ramro 18¢6-—May 1, Surplus on band........000..c0+ $787,490 i807—May 1, Total net earnings for the year., 1,704,896 Total... to cere se +0 $2,482,346 1857—May 1. Déduet for renewal and siuking fund...... born ,000 1857—May 1. Aggregate dividend fund. This amount of earnings on a capital stock of $5,804,680, sequal to forty per cent. Afer paying twoaty per cent to the sharebolde:s, there will be twenty per cont left for the surplus at the close of the fiscal year, equal to $1,071,- 178, showing, as we before stated, an anuual inccsase in that fund, after paying en:rmous dividends. It must be borre in mind that our estimate for the fiscal yeac ond- ing Mey 1, 1857, is based upon the net receipts no larger than those of the previous year. Should the increase be anything like that of every year previous, the productive- ress of this road would be pertestiy fabulous. The an- nexed table, from the Chicago Times of January 22, showing the receipts of wheat, flour, corn and ests at that port, in each of the part three years, gives a pretty wood idea of the quantity of produce transported east ward over the Galena and Chicagy Railroad. It will be reen that nearly one half of the total reselpta of the ar- ticles named, at Chicago, was by this railroud:— Gerais TRADE o7 CuicaGo, Wheat Received for the last Barve Years. 52, «Sas. 1855. Bush. Bush. Bosh 031 9 190,000 Total 11,670,495 3,074,886 7,680,328 Sor the last Three Fears. 1853, 1854. 1855, Bois. Buls, 5,168 4,675 17,623 13,280 pa 14338 Galens Rettroad 62915 129,852 Rock Island Rail 63,880. 78,160 All other sou" ces 4,128 2044 Total. 169,104 242,008 Ground 66,000 79,000 321 004 858. 1855. Bushelt. Bushas. Bushels. Gana, 000 ..ssccecees 898,803 3,672,751 Il. Central Railroad. , 525 2,566 335 056 Galene Railroad... . 505 2,038,743 3,756,819 Rock Island Majlread 7,862 564,757 361,250 Tit, and Wis, Reiiroa? ‘5677: 27,900, TOMS ...0.ceceeeeee 190,000 186 000 @ 7,478,443 8, Oats Received for the last Three Fears. 1853. 1884. 971,350 1,566, 472,829 7 Rock Island Railread 11,810 I. Central Reitroad. |") 16,779 118,012 Til. and Wis. Railroad,... - 77,792 32,538 Webdnhs<e<svesoesos: 400,000 400,009 409,000 Totals... seeess0esee0+001,872,768 4,194,168 2,890,022 If any more conclusive evidence than this is required ot the enormous business and productiveness of the Galea and Chicago Railroad, we abandon all hope o convincing the public, or of showing where the bes securities can be found. When we first presented tothe public a full exposé o the New York Certral Railroad consolidation schome, the columns of the Albany organs of that rotten an cor- rupt corporation teemed with all sorts of personal abuse No one of the charges we made against the company was xefnted, and not the first fact was presented in arguueat for the purpose of disproving cur statements. It ap- peared to them pertectly horrible that a public journa should presume to question the honor or integrity of snch men as conceived and carrisd through that great financial measure. They no doubt were astonished, when they thought all the iniquity of that a:t had beoa buried in oblivion, to see ali ity secrets, ali the means resorted to, all the moi operandis, 0 thoroughly and so conclu- sively exposed, and their astonishment foumd vent at the time, in the application of those epitheta which the Al- bavy Journal so frequently subst! vutes for fair argument. A plainer, more distinct and straightforward statement of facta was never placed ou record than we gave them. We charged that the act was a scheme of freni, con cocted by the political stock gamblers snd harpies o Albany, de-igned for the benefit o! the few, to the detriment of the great mass cf holders and would remain the icrero- cable curse of the State—that it wan carried throug’ the Legislature with unblashing and enormous bribery, and was crammed down the throu!s of the gceat mass of stockhollera by means of the mort cutrageous dezeption opening of spring, and reach Piymouth early in the sum- mer. The annval regort of the Chambers Street Bank has been presented to the Seunte. It shows during the yesr 1865 the number of depositors was 29,090, Amount of Amocnt pi Laterest re> Amount of interest paid to depositors,..... Divioends Geclared for the year Expenses for the year... Aggregate ceposita on the including interest erecived Bonds and mort ‘The average sum of each depositor was $169, The rate of interest allowed was five per cent for «ums less than $600, and four per cent for sums over that amount, ‘Tho cowl tonnage this year by the Readiag Railroad, as compared with the laet up to the corresponding time, shows a falling off of 48,296 tons. The »moun’ brought cown last week, up to Thursday, was only 17,122 tons. ‘Tbe oniy moversent in coal is in a retail way. There ix a proposition before the Legi-latare of Penn- sylvania, and Likely to become a law, authorizing the construc ion of e railrosd commencicg at a polrt near the janolion of the Lebanon Valley and Philadelphia aad Reading ratlronds, in the city of Reading aud to run to any point on the railroad of the Lehigh Valley Company, within the counties of Lehigh or Northampton. The capi tal stock of the company is to be $40,000, with the privilege, from time to time, by vote of the stockhold ers, to increase the sum to an amount sufficient to com- pete theroad. The bill calls for the commencement of the road within five years, and requires its completion within ten years. The market value of Galena and Catcago Rullroad stock hae already attracted a new class ot buyers. This morn ing it was the only one on the list showing an improve ment, and very little was offered for sale The financial operations of this company during the pat six months have shown itsenormons resources, and its earnings have shown its immense productiveness. We give the esti- mated net income of the road for the year ending May I, 1866, for the purpese of refreshing the public mind, and duswing the attention of those Wie may, in these doubt- ful times, be looking about for something to invest their money in, where it will not only yield a large income, but whore tt will be perfectly #afe:— GALBNA AND CHICAGO Rampoan, | hen the consolidation was completed, leaving the de- and humbug. The policy adopted for months before the consolidation induced an utter neglect of the roads, and an absurd indation of the stock. We charged that besides buyicg up aseiess roads and branched, and staking ovt imaginary lives and putting them {ato the concern at prices at which certain individua’s made enor mous fortunes, some of the leaders sold out their stock luded, humbugged, swindled srnail fry to sleep in fancied ecurity on (heir imaginary property. Nay, that some of them—rome even ot the directors in the ld companies — when they ad that they could clear ‘rem 50° to 10 per cent on their investment, left their constituents to whe care of themseives, while bey sold at 100 per cent, and even went short of the stock at that figure. We charged tbat, in ® single day and by one stroke of the pen, over $14,000,609 was acded to ths copital cf the Centrai Pailroad proper, every dollar of whicn was *ither imegi bary or valuelos#~that this yoluntary fiction had already Deen preceded by an adition of nearly the same amonat, rendered neceasaty by the errors of the original proprie- tors, and the progress of the age requiring a change of nearly every species of ma at, in fret, for about fifteen milli A road could now be constructed from Albany to BuTato, with double track and equipment evmplote. We alluded to the course of certain parties subsequent to the consolidation. We stated that aithongh the Pre sident, in his extreme liberality, had conkented to serv the company without salary, he was nevertheless in* nual reccipt, fiom various little perquisttes of from ore hundred and fifty to two hundred (bo 44 lars clear profit per atinum. And, finally, «« + opinion that with the field for competition po: to the worid—with the prospect that procues. «nas privs should fail back to their origins? staodard, would rev srt to its natural channel—the Fie Cau! oniar, decrease of local business arising from the increase of population (in ¢ me cases au actual in many of the counties nioog he line of the roads! } the tremendous ¢ Aticn of (he Railroad, wad th stil more formidable competty n for through ba the Southern route, to be open! goon, wi Ban aabroke: — Fi ute ewe guage from New York to tho ‘iasi-vipol rive», via the New Jersey ( Penney 'vau's Contcal, Mahoning Va 1 ledo, Silehigen Sonthorw one hendre miles nesrer then hy the New York Content omit theseand other opporing !n4uencas, and fa nora! oon. ofthe Central having been worked up to the enor waous sum of near forty tm Ulions of dollars, 't ¥ sald bo anreasonah: to expect that the dividends her tof eon d be kep up. Inall this we stoted what we helt to be tho atm p ‘Total not actual and estimated 1,704, 856 Surplus on at close of last fiscal your. ‘316,754 Total, .scrisversreersssecserenenseses se, 92,020,610 May 1, 1866, deduct for renewal and nkg. fund. 300,000 1, 1866 te dividend fand....,.. $1,720,610 ry ri, dividend, cash B per ct. $223,300’ 1046, Fes 1, do.’ Go. do... 223,360 1006, Feb.1, do. stock, 12pere. 636,400 983,120 1866, May 1, surplus on hand.. $737,400 ‘This surplus \s equal to sixteen and a half per cent on the total capital stock. This, added t> the diviionds giready paid, would make an aggregate of thirty eight truth. We anintentionaliy made two o- three slight @ rors, which we might as well take oanaiies hers rect. We stated that the Niagara Fails anu Camandy: rond bad been added to the Central line ener the core » Hidation. This we learn is not the case. We «!ated that the Queenston road was included by leare, when we should have said (what doubtless most of our readers under. stood) the Lewiston road. Lastly, we omltte: to say that among the prominent men who figured { the conso. Ndation scheme, the most active, and in fact the wory Ufs and oul of the whole thing, was the editor of the Albany Evening Journal, To the above hill of iterns the only reply we have an yot seen, is the one of “Not Guilty,” pus in by the Argus and Journat, Every oulprit bas the right to make this ples, Wo expected io vee some of the facts set forth by as dinproved if it were possible, and some of the arguments combatted. Such, however, is not the case. Tho Argus only lugubriously whines that although there were “some censurable things in the consolidation affair,’’ it was not quite a0 bad as represented; while the Journal points to several ‘gentlemen of quality” in New York and Boston, and says “if there was fraud” they were ia it also, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the average daily tols city, during the woek preceding Saturday morning, Jenuary 26, 1856:— New Yorx Crry Bayxs, Toans. pestEBeerstesesse paaceseceescesceseegees BEB guesses E888 Be & Ha ri $4 a a £2 g ir EEE 222383 BEE EBSEe8 28 82 E Bo... Metropolitan; Citizens? Fx change Cox timental. N. Y. County Imp. & Thaders. 94 Total....... $96,887 Crsimnc Tors® Taaxsacrio: Clearings for week ending January 22 we . at % "$124 960,209 8. 110,925,025 Balunces tt « 1 6,267,028 i « “ 8 522,082 ‘The annexed statement exhibits @ comparison of the cading departments of te banks of this city for several weeka— New Yorm City Bayas. Loans. Specie. Cirowt’n, — Bepostis. 97,852,491 481,093 7,743,069 85,647,246 32 MS, 616,638 16,9. 8: OS 15,920,976 7,409,40% 81, 96,083, 788 100,118; 569 15,208,968 7;642'908 831,270,906 1. £60,774/209 15,280,609 7,714,401 83,141.32 54,000 14,649,249 7,610,106 81,948.672 ‘C04 258 7,582,095 81,178, 556 122 7,620,178 81,057,210 625 7,861,143 80,442,478 240 7721825 80,510, 306 (301 7,748,492 80,105,147 019,124 7,724,970 76,818,109 120 087 7,868 217 77,682,628 138,878 7,840,114 76,615,807 .378 12/461,728 7)888 164 77,852,501 312 11,100,621 7,828,489 70,074, 85¢ 030 11,108,286 8,071,608 77,787.570 ,200 10,865,526 8,088,608 75'762,408 20 11,202,917 7,941,579 75,323,351 408 11,716,239 7,770,687 74,075,154 O21 11,227,134 7,641,654 79,047,035 1805 12,844,625 7,861,741 78,080,11¢ 088 11,684,076 7,701,052 76,820,511 487 12/088, 352 7,778,803 77,241,096 ,060 10,788/099 7,841,948 80,438,627 200 11,687,209 7,903,656 83,531,803 96,145,408 11,777,711 7)612,607 77,931,498 908 13,385,260 7,462,708 82,652 828 Tun, 26,766; , 96,887,221 12,733,050 7,406,986 78,918,315 ‘The Inst returns, compared with those of the pzevi rua week, how the following variations: — Loars and discounts, an increase of « 8504,253 Specie, « decrease of... ers 662:201 Circulation, a decrease of. 55,70 Deporits, a nominal decrease of. 19,734,613, Deposits, an actual increase of, 260,851 It will be seen that the changes past week have not been of a very important character. Tae in- crease in dircounts and deposits is not large or the de- crease in rpecie of much consequence, in view of fn- ture operations in the money market. It is pretty cer- tain we shall have the usual remittance from California om ihe banks bef.re another weekly return, and even i; the banks sRould not, after the arrival of the next Ca:i- tornia remittance, show any increase in their supply of specie, we should feel satisfied with the fact that it is somewhere in the country, and is duing good service in strengthening our money market. So long as no export up a large amount of specie. They have enough now ia hend for sll ordinary purposes, 1000 Erie 24m Bae, 9634 1000 Erie Bas of "76. 90 18100 11 CRRBés.¢ 8124 €060 Har 1 in Be. $4 It -hs Bk Commnerse 109 £0 Bk of N America. 1012/ 00 Canton Co beo 100 de ; 200 Florence Jcint. 100 Nie Trans Ci 250 100 200 Cum 50 do. C1 Co, do do,. ao jo. . drums’k C | 7NY¥ Central RR 8 do. 660 Frie RR, 110 do. 100 Had River 10 Mich Con RR... 70 Mich S& N la RE 100 do......b00 50 Mwk & Miss RR. 6 do.. 150 Harlem Railr: ‘ond M 10 Third Avenue RR #20 513, 100 Civ & Tol RR...¢ bI6 F1% «10 Clev & Pittsbg RR 02 SECOND BOARD. $600 TH Cep RR Bas, $134 100 shy Rrie RR..15 2000 NY &NHBs, ‘66 76 300 do... ....b9¢ -W) sha Nic Trans Co, i) €0,... .b50 . 0 60..4...810 RR 40 Cumb Cc a) & Chie KR. 200 Brons’k . je & Tad RR. BGO 00 Our iscnes 180 Lies «30 19 Flor Joint,..n60 100 Harlem RR.. 810 so N ¥ Central RR, 5) Reasiog IR... b80 625 Erie Re, ‘ 19% do, CLYY COMMERCIAL REPORT. MosDav, ‘he cloved state of the docks by i ing melemeccy of the weather, cheoked traasn tions iw 2 quieS and sates limited, at Saturday's pricas. ths —Flon © market was inactive ut Ma The sales embraced about 3.00 or £000 be & common State, at $8 ani ex'ra dy. at #8 Woatern was unchanged, w th litle diag. <aninon fanos ard low g'ndes of Were n cangad from 5) 87% w 84 75, with amall lotaot Ohioex rant $3. Gene- ~ee exten wag a, $90 SEL, Sonthern way ust, with eales of 100 a FOO bi In., at $8 ST 3y 2 $B 97 comunon to good { ctotoe brands, and $8 874; & $10 25 for fonry andextra do. ‘ j (avediea was qn SRC sales comprised 200 a 300 tbls, wt €¥ 37 a $10 25 fer fancy ant extra brands. Wheni—eles of 3,000 bushels Miaaurt and Southern write weee made at $212, ap some re] Teonessce was epories st $1 OR, Corn waa inactive, and sales highs; 4,000 surhels Southerm white, not fo shipping order, ald | ai Abo. @ 6d prime soun! was ot 90s. a Gle. and 1.800 bucks) Sew Ovleans mized sold at B60,; New Jor iny fo. urn yelow were uncha Rye -Sales of saben’ 5,060 tnghela were ranorted at $198 a $131. Oats men dull at Sacurday’s prloow. Mexl—-Sales of 200 « 300 bile. were 0, facluding New Jersey, at $4; and Brand tne st $4.18 a $3 26 pa : rrRi --Sales of 3% Maracaibo%wore ae a 11540. ; 100 mats Java, at 14K. ; ‘and one Me Me ‘ vortox.—The sales embraced 600 market elt ving atondy, without further 8 700 bales, the change in prices | Faso Engagements Nght.igyTo as 1,600 bbls. flour were mead al oan me ‘seme fnyatry for shipments of provisions, but gene- | rally below the rates of shipowners. To Lonton, 30 hogs lard, 20 bales and i boxes becon, at 40s. per tom, En- gegements to other ports were light, and Tater ina mearure nominal, Frurr waa steady, bat owing to the inslemenc: weather, bat Ittle was done, A cargo in port Bote fiimly for better se Rom pastes, was steady at $1 063, a $1 12% for shipment Morasers.—Small sales of 50 0 100 bdis. New Orleans new crop were made at 45c. Navar, Stone were wishout change of moment. Sptrits ‘wore pt 41c. a $2c.; raw turpentine at about $3 25. and 1,000 bis. common rosin were sold at about $155, in the uanal way. Prov fins. —Pork—=The market was inactive, with sales of about 200 & 200 bbls. mere, at $1525: prime wae at $14, Beef was inactive and heavy, at $9 « $9 75 for coun. movement in the leading departmonts of the banks of | demand exista, there is no necessity of our banks piling | try pelme, and at $10 37% a $11.50 for country mess, 50 bbls. prime oeet bams sold at $16, while there were seli- ers of fair to good quality at $14.0 $15. Repacced West- ern mixed ranged from $13 50 a $1476, Bacon was steacy, with sa.es of 460 boxes bone in, at He., and 600 b xes were offered rable in Baltin ‘re, without finding takers. Cut moate were firm, with limit- ed vaneastions, Lard was steady, with smail sales at 110. # 113sc. Butrer and cheese were unchanged. Rice was quiet, at be, w 53ge. per Ib. Svears —the market inactive, while prices remained steacy. Sales cf about 176 bhas, and 19 tierces Cuda were made tor refining, at 73{¢.; £0 do. New Orleans, at a 84e., and 293 do. emuscovado, at 5: @)Waexey Kwa Esrars.—Lot on Second avenue, between 113th and 11dth streets, 26x100, $340; 2 adjoining, $315. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. 7% SALES AT AUCTION, (ON NOTIOR — '¥, GLASS AND CHINA. Ane ¥ som CROCKERY, Tue o'cl , BARTLETT, A} day, Jun, ’ (281 Pearl street — ‘sale of all eds of W. G. blue and common ware, ¢ na #o- hemian cutler; ware, : mock of desler, ' Catalogues now ready. UCTION NOTICK.—BARK JOHN STROUD, AS SHE 1 Far tocka) Beach, 434 miles west of the wilont Wedpereuy, Oi teak at"l Salocee Pe tae ee she lays at the das of sale, aor sel is 268 tons, and For further paricuiars 10 one AMES ee SEWELL & CO., "97 South SSIGNEES SALE.—JOBRPH L. SMITH, AUCTIONERR, Ai ‘witlcell this day, (Puesdey.) at 103, o'clock, at 78 Frank: lin street, fourth house west of Broadway, the entire hoosebold furniture, consistiag of a superior pianoforte, and carpets in the parlors, Gothic rosewood bel area cw parlor; rosew' acd washstands to match; (wo etegeres, with mirror tronts and ie mae presences on cL eget clock, Fren chairs, collection o fine oll ine china vases, rovewood. end mihogany chamber furniture, spring seat chatra, enamel chamber suit, with marb:e 8, best quae. hair mattresses, bede, &c ; extension dining table; French china cut glase ware, &c,; wilh a variety o° hearonm and kitohen furn) ture, A deposit will be required of purchasers, Sale positive, without regard to weather, UCTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGE SAUE.—SALE OF contenta of a lithograph and siee! engraving establish: ment.—PhikR PARKS, suctioneer.—SAVAGE & PaBKs M se Lon Tuesday, January 29, at 11 o'clock, at No. 68 Cedar {, opposite the Post office, fourth floor, the entire stock of , Stones, presses: a oe of this well known estabiish> ry funds. SSIGNEE’S SALE.—J. BOGART, .AUCTIONERR.—BY 8, BOGARI—wt) sell on Thursday, January 3t, at 104 O'clock, on the premises, No. 14 Fulton street, by order of the assignée a large quantity of finshed and uv fini dies, ica ipas Baked soale, fe oo. ie whole comprising every article used in the finishing of ” if J. W. JUDSON, Axsignes. UCTION NOTICE —J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BYS. AN BUGaBT.. Moruzage sale, tis day, January 39, at lt o'c‘ock, at No. 579 Boadway, botel furniture. consisting {n part oClarge mirrors, sotas chairs, Bruseeis carpets, oilcloth, marble lop centre tabies, bedsteads, matiresses, beds edging, Ras chandelier, clock engravings, marble (op counier, bar counter, oyster’ stand, marie ‘op tables, tron trames; kitchen rapge, kitchen furniture and cookipg ulensils. Fale positive A.B. FOUNTAIN, attorney for mortgagee. SSIGNRE'S SALF.—STOOK OF FIXTUAES OF AW ol} store, this day. at 10 o'clock, at 211 Greenwich street, cornor of Vesey, coxsisting of tard, whale and sperm cits; lamp wicks, glass cbimr@ys and shades, oj! Theasures, funrels, drainers also, @ lot of fruits. Catalogues no * ready. |W. a, CARa#R, Auctioneer, 57 Dey street, corner of y ben . Terms cash, in SSIGNEE'S SALE.~THE STOCK AND FIXTURES IN the ary goods store, 191 Grand street, will be cold at pri vate sale (entire), to the highest bidder, for cath, Bids to be Frerented on or Uefore the ist day of February. Uniil said stock 48 Clap red of it will be retailed at great y reduced prices, For further information inquire on the premis AUSTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, 0., &c—A. M. CRIStALAR, auctioneer, 23 Kowery, wil sellon Tucrday, 29th inst, at 1%, o'clock, a large acsoriment, consisting in part of cx#eiinere and cloth frock, sack and over conta; figured silk, satin aud valencia vests; assimere and salinet pavta; sating, Hnings. Ac., ce, Alav, a lot of um: brelas, ladies’ galier boots ard shor UOTION NOTICE—FURS.—FURS, ANI cap robes, fur coats, Ac rhis, Tue day ning, at 11 i precisely, at the store of Da,, Russell & Oo . 95 Nassutt Closing auction sa'e of the large stock of ladies’ rich menufaciured turs, togetber with abou’ sixty sleigh and cap robes of bearskin, Ac. ‘This entire stock must be closed to: das, Puli deseriptions of the furs will be found in the printed loguer, Ali WhTrapted. UCLION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, Al ‘TIONEER —BY ABELL & BUSH —assignee'a safe 01 (v4 entire valuable k of boots, shoes. Ac, or the well know. /ruptre boot aud hoe store. correr ot Murray and Greenwich «'reets, this day, at 103, o'clock hove, will be sold all the eli.ice goods in the live, i Jota to suit the trade, €c., couprisin, vs, children's and gentlemen's boote, shogs, gaiters, rubber, «o , of the best qua ity, a large portion of which is custom wo'k. Such an op: lerainor shine. Terms day of GEO. EAGLE, Req., assignee. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL. AUCTIONEER.—LY BELL & BUSH.—Wednesday, at 10!¢ o'clock, in the solesroom No. 10 North William street, large sate of turaiture, peach diy goods and fancy articles, clothing, farnisbing ar- u , ballroom orname! welry, showease:, &c, Particulars tune. salen ene AUSTION NOTICE —M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, — Lerge sale of new and second hand das, at 103; o's] ck, at 27 Centre street, ny chairs, cofas, bureaus; 20 French best nes, tapesiry and other carpets, oak and walnut dining and ex- bles, y yookesses, mirrors, paintings and engravinge; one rosewood wae chiaa, crockery Spd glass ware; Kitchen utensils, cocks, Windsor chairs. Sale absolate, for cash, UCTION NOTIIE—J. BOGART AUCTIONEER, BY S, BOGART—Sheriff ’s sal Virtue of a writ portuiily seldom occurs, sale, grou deing in lig of New York, and known aa Nos. 143, lots of ground having Ist day of Angus! and also lot, known be 18th ward of the: 146 and 147, East fwentieth street, ager term of two 0 years fom Ma foe lp unexpired tart st ous. yeur irons, Ma as 825 10 JOHN ORSER, lato Sheri Tuomas Cantu, Deputy Sheriff. ASSTION NOTICR—J. BOGART. AUCIONERR. BY 8. BOGART.—Wednesday, Jan. 90, at 1034 o'clock at the auction rooms, Wu Mortgage sale of Lot of groceries a1 mortgagee, BY EDWARD £CHENOK, AUCTIONEER EDWARD SCHENCK wil rel! at auction, this day, at 1047 o'e:ock . at his salesroom, No. 16 Wal strest, @ larze invoice of gol! watches, dianonds and jewelry, Sil chege | watches of at kinds, diamords, and an assortment cf fashionable jewe'ry. Sale peremptory, for cash. Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN.—WED:! DAY, JANUARY 30, al i] o'clock precisely, at No. 14 “errison, near Coar! st Brooklyn ® general assortment of paricr, ch» mber and kitchea turpiure; 43 vouumes of Ree’s Cyclopedia and other books; pleudid rosewood piano, 7 octave, by Stodart. nearly instrument. Catalogues at ihe salesroom, 2Y WILLIAM T, BOYD & 00,, AUCTIONEERS. —STOKR cor. ot re. fixtures. W. Q, HUTTON, Attorney tor No 197 Wil ge sa'e of superior house. bold farpiture, piano, mirrors, &c —This day, Jan, 29, at W325 o'clock io. 24 Downing street. near i eecker, rose: wocd parlor furniture, in crimson plush; pier table, centre do , wih marble tops, oval mirror, 7-octave pinno, Brussels car: eis, paintings. mantel ornaments, damask cnviains, ma casey bedsicads, pure hair walireseos, avessing aod pla'n burr aus, feather begs, mahogany extension diniag table cane eat chatre ingrain carpets, dinner set and other crockery huall oilcloih, stair carpets, hat stands, &c. AHARIES R. MILLER, AUCTIONED I SELL, i WIL / on Wednesday, Jan at low o'clock, A. Mat house 77 Murray street, tae entire Sarniw coi w ar ee boarding house (ion and rear bul ding), eoust-ting 0 ive usrisl variety of par- lor kite‘ en and cbomber furuiture. Sate positive, wiihout re- will he. leqwed tif May, gard to weather. Lo: 1858. Appl 0-0. B MYLLBR £ CO., 198 Broadway. si SO0DS AT AUCTION —P. J. KEULY, AUC DX tioneer, wi’) sell thie da: *) Cavherine sireet, the ba cipaly of tal and winter gi at 10 o'clock, on the premises, et the sock, consisting prin é, for cash, 1a lots to suit pur. COLTON, AUCTIONEFR.—FURNUIURE OF THE Clinton Hétel at suetion.—¥, Colton will sell, on Thurs and’ coatinne, from day (0 day, eot the Clinton Hotei, corner of Berk wan ard Nersau streets, ix disposed of. Among thin varioty o {arnivure may be found every deseription of rich resowood ‘0 maboguny furniture, large Frecch piate mirrors, rosewont ps.oforles brocalel and ace curiains, velvet tapestrs, (lites ply end ingrato carpets, oll clotue, marble top farnitiis, of every deserip ton, ainner and extension tables, sofes aad -°.4 edsteads, rico paricr furniture, In rose wood and brocatel, ers ard crockery and gloss ware, and barroom furntt: with every article of movea)ie furniture in the ho: s. Brea stock (6 large, kod will ofr inducements to al cart aio want C ug more sseriptions of the gooda, will be ready on Wodresday. ABMS JAMES M. MILLER WILL SELL ON MONDAY Fel 4, 1860, at 12 o'clock, at the dwellln house pied by hars B. Merrett, in the to ‘er county, within five minutes! walk of en Railroad etation at Poricheser, two farms on e! ound, overicoking the village and Long Island Sound. dirgot ton under the K MERRETT, Administrator, OTIONEER.—G. G, HORTON WILT sel’ on Thursday, Jan. 31, at 1) o'clock, at the piney No. &_ Cedar street, new and second hand turniture. one ¥ fine oak extension dining tabie, silver and glassware: withor eee eee RORGR COOK, AUCTIONEER.~ THIS MORN! 10% o'clock, at 100 Broadway, near Wall « Peak ween ai iture, viz :—rosews yarlor sults, in Freneh bru RY B. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEKR —AS3IGNRR' Hate atietiiae & Ninety % m tore, toe Pine wirsot, Henry B. ‘Herts will welled store tae belie balance a sok: remaining vol, by ‘order ‘of ths as. aj of Messrs. 8 T Meyer Oo., consisting ir part of das bl and green teas, Ww! And brown sugars, co'fse, soap, Bot ge roe a a OS P iootch ale, fice Havens, sogars, ao" Terms cash, in currbnt unde, brace bes ENRY H. LEEDS & CO.. AVOTIONFERS ~HRNRY CO, will ee!’ at No. 36 ¥. vetionon Wed q 30, at 1036 oPctock. rea ser street, household farnl- lor cha‘ra, cov ta crimes «nd black reps; mab Bim chine, tn Notany Marbie top ote table, dining do., 96, sideboards, carsel lamps. bronze and ormulu clocks + ‘vrors, mual'n ‘embrol- window ips corr |: ardiniers, st k dam vk window c atiing, ollelotli:, «+ ay stalr do, alate Ba 2 foe eet, phat, rer \ 14 a ‘tre is nearly new, and has heen but « -)ort time in ere welry, @ line ra! OF Faris xizem, out atl sold ye = ‘OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONE! © An A } this at, Tuesday, Jan. 2, Bt 18 orc iano ine oom, jaiden one fine two set at Crder, having been need but lidie, hay mene... (sn partat new. and one ret single eilver mounted harvow, 4. fine iadaiorobe, Kzo0d location. P SALES AT AUUTION, '¥ T. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONERGS, WILL BELL thie , Tucsday, at 1044 o'clock, at the Ii ix stor iFrank Ad ole 2, af into a spacious magnitude, All persons in want ure @ac be gasured that (acre will be no reserve, to embark Nicaragaa to Walker, to fight ‘be batile: ot th: ‘of their God, being filled wib to ight and con- quer on'be mount Orusadera Meiteon ana be oat respeei ty i a inviled to Dehiit which it will be possible for » filibuster to take refuge. Cata- logues ready at the sale HN LL. VY. LARGE Jame of diamon: tey.—J- be, We the sales diamond gold case watches, levers, &0; ane moat oale- jewelry, viz’ T'inger and eafrin pr bood pins, bracelet, 3 ea: a8, t sieeve ut ockets, sons, keys, 2 be ac. GEO. CLEMONS, Auc’’: Reser W,, WestcorT. AUCTIONFER,—ELRG ANT ep) retnlees, Descriptive obtained at J. Voght & uctioneer. Pariore—Mugnificent pearl inlaid seven octave rosewood Pianctorte cost $100; three elegant 80111 rosewood parineaniees covered in rich satin brocade ard tapestry, with slip covers, all of the most cost splebdid mantle and plor mi ‘ors, brocade and lace curtains, rosewood reception and Tuy Kish chatra, 1p emb satin; statuary and Xgyptinn tp centre and pier tab'ea; two magoifieent rove woou Texrble (ops. Plate glass doora and back; rowewood Frencl «tary, Molrror corner elegeres, marble btruscan, vree Bod Dresden varee and caen spacbio and cemsotn slooka, rich vere and A. cart ronses, ornaments, £c., a nember of olegent cif paintings, ‘Yandscape and histor: cu subjects, of real merit chandeliers, mount ‘etures, Ac. Dining room and chamber furatt it dlshee, Be; elegant di pisces, on dive, Pub it dieh ic; el inner & p ; wa ditto, rut ai ware, to match throughout; ivory and P rt es, t an e are, silver eu'le: y, splexdid sideboard, dining room chaira, library book case, &c., Siegen’, rosewood and mi n> wardro ed, carved rovewood bedsteeds, spiend.d rosewood burexas and woshet to match; twenty French borashair matiresze: bede, &c.; one cost'y marble top chamber snite, with broca' chairs; résewcoa sulle furniture, in hair cloth; rosewood secre: tury bookcase, spring seat and Frenoh chairs, rich mauocauy furniture of every description, costly marble top aid: dard mounted in pear}; china tol’e: sets, ¥reach oval mirrors. %0 yards Exglisb oticloth, &c., wih a large quantity o° kitchen furniture; ore iron large 64/6, of tie bes! descrip ion, cost $20); portable furnace, &c, ‘Thi« sale will be tound worthy the spe” cial attention of those in want of first class furniture,as the house u replete with every elegance, Cars and sages pass bear the house, HEGUF'S SALE —A.M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, will sell on Wednesday, 30th inst., at 1034 o'clock, at 106 Fortieth street—Oue tl ry building, shed and stable, one lorse power machix e, one planing ané morticing machiae, one wing machine. thes work benches, ous it wegon one hay: > two seta harness; . By order of the Sheritl. {LEIGH ROBFS AND LADIES’ FURS AT AUOTION — “thie day, at two o’elock, without reserve, being the con nation sale of the Now 4ork Far Company, 42t Broad ay u pear Canal sveet. HiGNKY T. LEEDS & CU. 3 ri close the stoce, thove Ib Want of realiy (ue furs can atieud, not fear éisappoiniment. About 20 very tine robes, NUEBDAY, FER 5, AT 10% O'CLOCK, ON THd PRE- mises, 10 and 12 Fuiton +t. posite Fulton market, hotel and diving’ ra con for sale.—Lease, fixtures, furtiture, stock and good willo* the woli known dining saloons Known Sor navy y<ars as Gouls dining salons, near Fulton ferry, aud opposite Fulton market. It containe 100 lodging rooms 3 large dinirg rooms, ard a very large varrcom. ‘the house ts doing a very prosperous and successful business. Rexeipts $300 per cay. Itis vow offered at private sale or exc range, and if not sold pricr io Sth February. it will at pub.le auction on the premises on that day. ‘ihe fexse bis four years to run trom May Ist, 1856, Terms ot payment easy. Apply on tLe premises, or to H. H. LEEDS & O0., No, 19 Nas- , dail A.M. toi P, ‘CH, AUCIIONKER-—STORE NO. 16 Spruce street.—Large sale of druge, chemicals, fixtures, ke. on Tveaday, January 29, 1853, at'10 A. M., at No. 839 Broadway, consisting of druge, soaps and tcoth powders, tooth, ual, hair, and clothes brushes, ent medicines, roots herbs, barks, minerals, fency boxes, vialé, botiles, sow bottles, sho ncases, . coun poritively be aoid at hemicals, essential olis, fansy IRS CLASS HOUSK TO LET, FROM FIRST FEB uary~ Location central and very desirable. House is ia complete order, and wi'l acc at least seventy-five first cintsboarders.' Lease, carpets, ollcloths, &c,,?msy be pur chased at @ great barguin, on application toB. W. RICH- ABDS, 507 Broadway. FURNISHED THREE STORY AND BASEMENT house ‘o jet, @ short distance west of Broadway, naar Bleecker street —Yearly rent, $860, with gas, baths, hot and cold water, range, dc party of two persons peatae will remein and board if desired. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broad- way. ASEMENT AND SUB-CBLLAR, NO. 140 FULTON street, near Broadway, to let, being 100 feet in depth, with vaults, water closet, &c, Possession immediately. Apply on the premises, RY GOODS STORE TO LET—AND FIXTURES FOR sale. Been established for the last five yeare, and in a ‘ossession given ist February. Apply at 138 AUantic street, Brooklyn. RST CLAS® STORE TO LEASE.—A FIRST CLASS store is about to be erected on be sentheast comer 0 Broadway and Grand street. Proposais ior yeauing the, sama will be received by R. G. Hatred, architect, 396 roadway. OTEL TO LET—OR A SUITABLE PERSON, WIlift capital, taken aa partner, in a first class hotel, now in successful operation. For further information address ito'e! Owner, Herald office. OTEL TO LET, AT PATERSON, NYW JERSEY. ‘The first claee four story brick hotel, Congress Hail, situa ted in the ceutre of the city ot Paterson, dve minutes’ walk from the depot of the New York and Erie Railroad, Itia the best finished and mest complete hotel, in every respect, in the State of New Jervey. Paterson is beautit situated at Pus saic fails, sixteen miles from the city of New York, and bas a population of rome twenty thousand whsbitants, Possession given cn or before the Ist of May, The turnttare of the hotel, if desired, cas le terms {rom the landlord, as be is about Je: For further particulars in qnize of J &. uN. J ; or of 0. B. Rogers, 19 Wail street, ory basement house 325 Fourth avenue, near sircet, with ges, Lath, &c. Rent $500. ‘Also, 2" Fonzth avenue, neat a wecty-fifth gtr Revt $7. Also, several furnished houres. Apply to K. B. KInSHIMEK, 319 Fourth avenue, om 6 to 1) A. M., and from3to7 P.M. LARGE BOARDING HOUSE 10 LET—AT 77 MERR AC 4 street, embracing froat and rear buildings. ‘This honse presents a Face chance for profitable business; the furniture to be scl at auction, Weduertay, Jan. 3, at 1034 o'clock. ap ply C. R. MULLER & CO., 195 Broadway. SVaAKDING ANL LOWGING., $$ BRO. , NEXT TO THE BANCKOFT UOUSRL O10 "RRabeay AAT aera Maser ae a fac thy; a 01 Lome. a alto, rooms for single goal BROADWAY.—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM OW second floor; also, one enit of front rooms oa third Sor alt well furnished and ippiled with ges, may be bed, wi full board; dinner at 6 o’cis WEST FOURTEENTH STLERT.—TWO FAMILIEG, : nas bow fourteenth street, epposile the Annunciation church, Keferenoe reyured. GO WHITE, STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF Brosdway.—Feveral furnished rooms to let; @ large froot room on iret foor,two on tbe second floor und somes tities, on very moderate terms, og re single genuemen. leo, aroom ior a single gentleman, BLEECKER STRAET, AST OF BROADWAY.—A SUN- at at loasant, furnished room, with gle gentleman can have 4 pi or without partial board, on moderaie terms, TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OAlt Mave $ 3, O-F ad teoards ‘Location desteabiet wibta tive Wi n wis , winuiew walk of Fulton and Wall sirest Tervies: “Apply si No, 65 Benry street, Brooklyn. Fulton ferrs and Greenwood cars pass the door, and the sttun- tha Realy "Fhe hota ip ateled Wye pent ant 3 hee spectabity, who require good re'erence trom applicants. Ad- iress Manlius, id oftice, A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOMS THAN they require, desire to rent some of them unf Refsrencea req) Fifteenth street, PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING IN THE UPPER PART geatle- . APPly a5 eurly as possible at 120 of the city, would live to take a lady or a lady aud geatie man, to |; house urni mode - niences. piaggeccmeie thecoruer. Please address, for three daye, J. V., Heraid office. HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM Gh atiached, to Jel, in 9, private house, with al we mndors provements; also, a single root, with grat as 5 Apply at 96 Prince street, a few doors west ot Brosd way. FURNISHED ROOM 10 LET—WITH GRATE AND 8 large pantry, to one or two gentlemen, without board. The room is fronting on way, and will be let with oF without a small room commuateaitig; also @ front eatrance, Apply at M41. Fourth etrect. pete te reps ie accra dpe mgt LET, Franca ments. Corveriant to care and stages No.71 West Four- tetuth strect, first house west of Sixth avenue, SIMGLE GENTLEMAN, DESIRiS TO OBTAIN OVE or two well furnisbed rooms, and fall board, with a tanily clabllity, and ia a houas hsving ell modern improve- ments. address U P, Stanley, box 101 Heraid offlee, GPNTLEMAN, HAVING HIS BUSINES? IN THOR FS vicinity of the Post ollice, wishes to obtain board withia a moderr'a distance there!7om ‘in a private American faaily, whee!» may enjoy the comforts of w home, Please uddreas Board, Lox 171 Herald cffice, tor three days. BCAskD.WIN EXCHANGE FOR BOARD AND LODG- ing, a young gentleman wonid devote three or four hours cach day toa family requiring his eervicos, He received « univers.ty education, and as heen lately a teacher in a college in ‘Lis country. He'teaches Kagitsh in ali its branches, ma- dheaatics, French, Greek and Latin, “Plense addreas H- chan; De Poat ofllo>. OARD.—A LADY OF KDUGATION AND RESPEC aciltty fs destrous of receiving into her family two or three Little gir's, to board ard educaie. A parent, or guardian of motherless or orphan children, in want of a comfortavle home for them, with tha care and attention of ose wh would rove kind and sflectionate, will please adresse. H. Way erald cilloe, for two day BoAkina a FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM. modated with board, at $2 60 and $3 per week, algo a man sod bis vife at $6, and one young lady, at 26 Rivington street, obe block trom the Bowery. OARDING.—AN al! improvewen ove block from Broad w. place, GANT SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH family email, No. 10 Nelson pisces, but , between Eighth street aad Waverley OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HTS WIFE, OR two or three gentlemen, can be accommodated with’ good. furvisbed roome, with board, Apply at 541 Houston ctreet, OSRDING PLEASANT FURNISHED OR UNFOR- cighed rootng, with cas, for sing.s gentiemen or families, With board, may be obtalaed on reasonable ternse, by applying 7: ut 5 Boaz’ WANTEDIN A PLEASANT PRIVATE FAMT- ly or boarding house, a neatly furnished room, with firs gas, tor &% married lads, Kelorences given. 11 suited, twerts five dollars per mouth will be pad. Address a % OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD in a tamLy where instraction on the pianoforte would be taken In part payment. Best of reterences given, address J. Y., Herald office, OARD WANTED—WITH A COMFORTABLE ROOM, for a widow lady, not bigher up town than Kighth street, ina strictly private family, or with a widow \ady preferred. Adres, stating terms, which must be moderate, Anstice, r ice. ‘OARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN in Brooklyn, in a quiet, pleasant family, Street ferry. Best of reference given. Ai E. D., box 2,268, Post oflloe. ” OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE PAMILY, BY A young man, where he can make himself at home. No Loardingbouge keepers to notice this, Parties apolying will ty Hail not to ex amlle A " Beraid office, Relerences exchnaged. AND LADY, near the Wall stating terms, LS yer IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.--A GENTLEWAN and wife, or t¥o single gentlemen, can be with beard, on reasonable terms, at 63 Weat Thirteenth street, between Fitth and sixthavenuea. Keferences required. OARD UP TOWN.—A COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN AND ‘usir wives. or {wo or three singe gentlemen, ean be ao- commodaied with board in a private family. ‘The house is now, has ail the modern improvements, ard is convenient to several lines of ptayex and cara, Inquire at No. 145 West Thirty-eighth sireet, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. OND STREBT.—A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ay tour or six), car be accommodaied in asuperior man per, i tbe residence of 2 professional man, having ir bauie than he requires. ‘The rooms are well fu 2. reer shed, an cen he let to thoroughly respectable parties, with or full board. No. 16 Bend st. OARD IN SIXJEKNTA STREET~A P&IVaTK tamily will lec a parlor and pantry, on the second wit partial board toiwo stogle genlemén, at $4 50 por no other boarders iaken: house has the modern improve. 2D.~A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SON, twelve yeare of age wish board {a a private family in oklyo where there ure ro ober boarders. Two or three coms wilt be required. Address, staling terms and location, A, Herald office BosRd, WARTED—UY A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFR > and child, three years cl ic New York; & good sized and wel furnished room’ required, Address pox 285 Post office, with particulars and terms, which must not exceed $7 por week, if BROOKLYN. peauy furnished parlor fo & private femily, addre: WO GENTLEMEN WANT A sd bedroom, with partial board, 0, W., box’208, Post offies. PO iET-THE HOUER WT WEST TWENTY FITEN eireot. Carpets ane gas fixinresfursale Rent $7). Ap- doiph s ppmauo, 9 Broad street [O.GET FOUR LaRGe Lorry 1 uliding. corner of Duane fine und elcse work. Be ven TS, IN THE NEW d Kim streets, well adapret ifully lighted, consisting ov Windows (o each floor, Inquire of H.’ McKenna, $2 street, ASK—LOTS ON ELEVENTH AVENUE, FRONY. tug on the North ri Also, lots on the soutl side of Fourteenth street. adjoining, suitable for lumber, wone ant con\ yards, For terms app Wo, CAMPBELL P. WHITE, ai 2h Sark row, or R. H. LUDLOW, at the New York Hotel. ree LET OR LFASE—SHOP ROOM SUITABLE FOR AN vo railing jactory or Ober meeianical purposes. Pos. on immediately, if required. App y at 314 West 28th st, Mo LRTI SMALL THRER STORY HOUSE NO. 5 Guideu row, near sorithwest corner of Sixth avenue aat i: eventh sireet, in a coust; bouse in complote order, and po trsion tmomediately. A very desirable house for a smaall farni- y. Can Le scenmtuny time. Inquire ot D. W. FENTON 137 frondway, room 25, up stairs. 10 LET—6 LARGE. ST. OFTY WORKSHUPS IN THE NEW butlding corner of Douane and Kim streets; beautvuli tighted, Cee 11 windowe to each floor, Inquize of McKenna, 32 Centre street. error eon ect TO LET ZTHE STORE AND BASEMENT 52 BROAD. ‘way, 100 feet deep, lately known as the Turkish Ugzaar." App'y on the W. G, CUTTING, 156 Fifi avenue, LET-THREE THEEK STORY HOUSES, IN FIFTY. third street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. ‘To good ‘tenants thoy will be let »t £00 each, Apply to ©. fr TLLON, 2% South street. Mi LET~PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISHED, TO A gentleman and wite, or two single gentlemen. ‘Lérme ne commodaling. Please inquire at Lhe LET 1WO OF THOSE NEW AND VFRY DESIRA. bie five story houses just finished, on the north side of Wes Twenty third street, between feventh and righth ave- nuca with bay windows, doubie two bathrooms, ani) ail the modern improvements, Apply at 136 West twon ty Tae tacts or [op 7 P HARMONY s NePHEWS £00, jreenw! atree! . ~Io application can entertained for schools of 6 houses.” ” LER. A SMALL, STORE, 48 WIUTEHALL STRki, sul & cloth store or an; i busloe: Gicck above South ferry. “sent 8850 a year” 54 ‘TO LEASE-THE DFLMONICO HoTKL, CORNER OF Broadway and Morrie street, from lat May next A) ly at 157 Pearl street. SMITH & NOBLE. irastenseetniecaineaseinesntnnastinsinrisaniianes bing LET—THAT SPLENDID FIVE STORY HOUSR, 461 Broome street, near Broadway, having all the modern iarertras sant nec aoe taro shrul % on hoarding tour “Apply lo LH. BT. JOUN, Globe Heel Ae Wilitam atree! T° LET—AT REDUCED RENTS, TO SMALL AMERI- can families, floors through, consisting of fi premises, or to Fourth avenue, ive ibs, Croton water, 4c.,in the new houses in Wout Nicetecatt Giniesran apes ie anseniee weaker Rs br month. 1 on remises, No, eat Kineleenth treet, from $105 P.M. ‘3 10 MERCHANT TAILORS ~COUNTER ROOM TO LET T on Broadway. The advertiser aT more room than his business requires, wi jet half the lishment, Address Bheers, Broadway Post office. milly witout children, a turnished biuse, with the modern ents, near ‘Taylor's Hotel ng of the entire rectrd and atic stories; the rent taken in board by fe, Addreas L. M. Se py iy’ LET+FROM THE 1ST OF MAY, TO A SMALI, FA- » Herald office, LET—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE PIVE STORY Titer building. No, Bi West street. {tis e-peciaily adat fora four or provision store, Inquire on the premiges, third dor, reac OABID IN BROOKLY or without board. men. Ful board, $6: central pa Da PRCOKLYS A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN permanent beard for himself, wife and child, ina pavate mis of respectability: a parlor and bedroom adjoining (aa (1zeished) “will be requued., Lorkiton preferred betweau fourt spd Hicke, Pacific and Ful 7" ree a Biche, Pacific and Fulton etreets, Address iC NOMFCRTABLE HOW —VLBASANT ROOMS, WITH suilable for families and magle gentle: Partial do., $4. Situated in the most of the eny. Apply sf Toynbeo's Hoel, Montague ‘ocklyn. / yate fami!) where commcdate ® gentleman with rooms and board. None hut those who ean preditce up exteptionstle references need apply. Parsons eveskiug tha Frenok lenguage preferred, Appiy at 24 D xmiuick streot. (0. W. LEONARD, (URN'SHED ROOME TO LET AT 417 BROOME STRBRT, Brondwi 48, bath, &c. SRENCH BOARD WANTED --TWO YOUNG GENPFLE- wen Wieb (0 obtain roome, with partial board, in a reach private family where there are no olher boarders, and where hey way have tbe opportunity of pertecting themselves {a the Frereb language Location not adove Fourteenth street. Please ndereas, sisting terms. AC, A. AL, box 4,096, Post office. ae BOARD.—GEATLEYEN DESTROUS TO learn to speak French, both by leaacns and practice, oan *pply to the teacher, 239 Tenth strect, near Second avenues ols family sa well ax himseit are from Paris This house bas 1 (he modern vemsute b THEIR WIVES, OR AFRW SINGLE kentlemer, ean be recoumodatad with donb) single » recone, with or wilnout board = The house contain improvements, 103 Fraphito street, west of Broadway. ANDSOMFLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO nuemen, wi'bout board, on the second add tind Nase house, with wil the modem imvrovemsnts. d reference required. Apply at 123 Crosby si'eet, oppo Mbio's theatre. a ee RRSFY CITY —WADIEDLIN JERSRY CITY, BY A 1D & bedroom, with breakfast, and fall Adiress pa'd, Washington, Jersey us terms, de uty NO, 2 WAVERINY FLACK.” HOARD. WITH PLBA. AN © tant rooms, for gentlemen and their wives or single ge lemen, House hws a | the modern improvements. RIVATE BOARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or two or three Lg Wo tne can have board, with plensant rooms, in a priva'e fawily, residing at 234 Fourth ave. pue, opposite Calvary church. The house is very pleasanuy located : bas gas, datos, Ac. &c, Relerences exchanged. tel A FINE SUIT OF : all the moteee tes nd Da Mgt ui Taatiot alns to make highoase reren ar ton 4 183 Beat Tweif hatecet, Ne APPIN, pants na el = ne WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED 10 LRT—AN ELEGANT PAR! apar iment or partial ments, #1 che large and boat ‘The house bi with rooms and bourd in a private, cheertu! fami fown, where ail the comtcits aud fuxurien ot w plea ee wpreeab'e hme cents ejoyed; reterences exchanges, ad. dress Laura, Heral en 4 ANTED—*Y A YOUNG MAN, A ROOM, WI’ board; would ito to room with another man; lo- cation between Bleecker and Fourteenth sire not to exered # per week, with fire, Address A. LEGAL NOTICHS, N FUBSUANCE a oF SN ORDER or THR sonncoaTs © county ot New tice tn hereby gt peregs having Bh ims Benin Thomas Prices Tate of he oy at ew York, deceased, to preeent the same, with vouchers there-, of, to she subscriber ‘at her residence. 46 ‘Division street, in (he! cily of New York, on or before the 2th da y0t May next i, , Administratrtx, Daied New York, the 27th Day of Novomber, oftice.