The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1856, Page 6

F.NANCIAL A“v COMMERCIAL. MONBY MARK EP. pwmspax, Jam. 30—8 P.M. ‘The transactions in stock ‘o-Cay wore limited, but the tendency for the loading re oad stooks was upward. At the first boara Reading Ra''road advanced % por cent; Southern, \; Cleveland, Colambus and Cincia- ‘Raiiread, \; Michigan Covtral Railroad, %. Canton pea ey i 3 aad Cumberland 3; per cent. Galena ‘and Chicago was firm at 10824 per con", end Krie at S14 Transit sold this moruing to # moderate 9234 a 2234 per cent, cca 64 2 oh ee ae Jot of Milwankie ana Missiasipp: Railroad sold at 8235, which is 13s per cent abor> the previous prloe. Galen and Chicago closed at 10844 per cent. That price was bid and no sales, After the board 83 per coat was bid for Mil- weukie and Mississippi Raliroad,and uo stook olfered. New York Central Railroad was offered at at 92 par cent; Iirie, OLX; Cleve'sad and Toledo, 72); Cheago and Rock gland, 86, Nicaragua Transit, 223; Michigan Southern, 87. Atthe close the market wasa little weak. Speoula- ‘ors are anxiously waiting the arrival of the steamer, Unfavorable news is looked for, bat the effect has airoady been anticipated. The suspense is much worse than tho reality, and we should not be surprised to see 4 general improvement efter the steamer’s arrival, no matter what advices she may bring. Our money markets continue easy, and our local affairs are in a very satisfactory con- dition, The fact that, our present prosperity ia of such & healthy, substantial character is ma- terially eutralizing the ususi effect on prices of our public securities, of financial difficulties ia Londom or om the Continent. OCspitslisis on this site of the Aflaatic mow act more independent of foreign iniiu- enoss. There is no good reason in the world why our first leas railroad stock should bs at all affected by the rise or fall im console. Ali our publi) securitivs held abroad are in such hands as will bold them for permanent invost- ment, and the fact that al our domestic interests are ia such ® thriving condition, will only increase the conii- dence of European ho ders, as it guarantees the prompt payment of interest, which is al! they want, We are not ia debt to Kurope on our fo.eiga trade. The necessitios of all manufacturers in Great Bricain and on the Conti- pent have compelled us to psy us we go; and so long as we retain our present position, we have mothing to fear from the financial cxnbariassments of London or Paris, The arrival of the steamships George Law and Star of the West has added one and a half milion of dollars to our epecie basis, Most of ibis will goim.o the banka and | sppear in the next weekly statement. | The Aaietant Treaswer reports today aa follows: — Paid on Treasury acocunt Reevived do. Balance do Paid for Assay «ilice Paid on Disbursing ol The payments today include $10,000 om California | drafts, | The warrants entered at the Treasary Department, Weslingion, the 28th inst. were as followe:— | For the redemption of St seks . + $12,957 35 For the Treasury Depariment 28,083 58 For the Interior Deps meut, + 53,443 10 8,740 28 + 129,413 62 War repay ‘warrants Tecsives aud entere . 213 62 From lands fi eeetinc es ares A. Bo weekly suction sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, Thursday, s° 123, o'clock, at the Merchants’ xchange. The list wil com: prise come firet class insuraoce and dank stocks. | The Bank of the Republic bas declared s semi-anaual dividend of five per cent. James M Cook has been appoiated Bank Snperiatend- ent, im place of Marcas Schoonmaxer, resizaed, and tho appointment was, this morning, confirmed by the Seaate im executive ression. The Olean Journal states that the “ Western Insurance Company,” of Olean, Cattaraugus county, has failed, and ite effects have passed into the hands of « receiver. ‘The Harlem Railroad Company have been applied to for the amount of the receipts of the road for the month of December last, but they refuse to make it knowa even to | ite stockholders. Why this secresy is insisted upon by | } the direction is best known to themselves. The sto holders bave a perfect right to know what the in@»me thetr property is, and it is 9 piece of arbitrary pres tion on the part of .ny company to withhold it. Isis to be hoped that nove of the direction are speculating in the stock that induces them to pursue sach an arbitrary course a8 to conceal from the stockholders and the public their income, or any other valuable infrmation. It certainly looks very queer. No company ought to bo ashamed cf an income of $90,000 or $100,000 a moath; and this cowpany did receive in that neighborhood dur- ing the month of December last. In December, 1854, the receipts # ere $93,493. Secresy was the governing prin viple of the Schuyler direction, and tue pubifc.ani the atock- holders have learned to their sorrow the dangers attend- img it. Their experience in thst respect has beea dearly bought, and it is thet: own fault if they permit any éirection to pursue the course followed under the Schuy’er administration. Banks are compelled by an act of the Legislature to pub ish weekly reporis, if they possess a capital of only half o mili! im of dollars, whilst the railroad interes: of this country, amoanting to handreds of millions of dollars, ia comparatively nog- lected by our Legislature. This sompany slone possesses a capital of between rine and ten millions of dollars, and it is well known how that capital has been abused, squandered, sud freudolen ly applied by some of ths oficers to their own use, under the Schuyler manago- ment; and it is not ocly indecorous, but arbitrary, to sh. At the second board Conte a | a fertile | tance of fifty miles from the old tine. refuse to give to the stockholders information respe ing their property. All companioe make up their receipis monthly, and they ovght to publish it, as the stock holders are scattered in various parts of the country. This company have only published one report to theic stockholders in sboct five or #ix years, so thet they are kept entirely in the dark aa to what is going on in the mys- terious direction chamber, with doors shut, belied and locked. They obtain loans, issue bonds {dlacge amounts | (sometimes to the extent of miltions,) and they have an income of avarly $100,000 monthly, continualiy gAingiato | the control of the cirection, which amounts to nearly $1,210,000 annually; yet the stockholders are presiuded from any iajormation rolative to what disposition ia made | of it until a lapse of some years, when it suits the wishes o” the directors for their purposes to publish it. This is all | wrong. ‘he Legislature ought to examine into this mat- ter, end compel all companies in this State to publish at | least once in exch month tne actos! amount of their ca- pital ctock issued of all kinda—the amount of bonds un- paid—floating deb‘—receip’s from passengers and freight—revenue from nil other sources—also amount paid for operating road—smount psid for construction sccount—amount paid for divdends, if any—amount paid to all other sources, and for what, Were our Legis- latace todo this, they would do an inealeulable good to the whole community and to the stockholders, and would be the means of preventing the public from being gulled by the misrepresentations of the officers of such institations, or by the many fraudulent representations that aro daily made in Wsill street, eithor to iniuce or prevent persona from purchasing the bonds or stocks in way compa- nies, aa may beat suit the whims, caprices and interests of the Wail stecet brokers. And the secresy observed by these companies enables them to carry these fraudulent representations to ® very lange extent, by which the public suffer. Secresy is attended with meny evils, and is averse to the policy of the iastitationa of our country; and the course pursued by this direction is calculated to make them obsoxious to their stockholders. The elec- ‘tion of directors, soon to take place in this company, qiil cause » vory important change in the board, as it is felt ‘that the rosd has been most miserably managed through out all its operating deparimenta. The track of the Marietta and Cincianatt raflroad is now laid to Big Sandy Creek, fourteen miles wost of the oi'y of Athena, to which point the road will be completed and ia operation early in the month of March nexi. The following i a statement of the business of the Mi! waukie and Mississippi Railroad Company for the yoar ending Deo. 81, 1866:~ | 00 Flo ekae bf | 100 Hud Riv KR..»60 Net earnings for the year Lees interest on fanaed de debt Less Joly dividend... . Lees Jan. dividend, 6 per cont cash 47,791 90 Less January dividend, 7 cent 000 of which repre- sents the sum ceposited to the credit of the fund...... 66,008 66-~312,922 03 Surplus for the year 105,591 15 Add surplus set ‘sjart the previous year 64,045 65 Sorplus fund at this time... 8107, 504 80 be eee ‘or the year were. 691,843 00 Ear ot 1864. 456,864 00 seneges 234,979 00 The road is now in operation from Milwaukie to Madi- som, 80 mailer, and its proponed termination is at Prairie du Chien, on the Mississippi river, 100 miles farther. It is under contract to that pict, to be finished on Lat No- roubar, 1966 Increase over 50 per cent.. N ew YORK HERALD, ‘THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1856. ‘The reocipts of the Delaware and Lackawaans Railroad Compaay for 1855, wore as fallown:— From tranepor'ation, (0960,066 80 ee 182,440 73 a 3,980 37 ,, BT 808 95 stock... ~ 180,723 % to interest on Aoatag fei. 45) 482 19 ‘To reat of ‘Sus. qeetanna Baloed..e” 70,000 00 428,780 40 The commerce of Cleveland, Ohio, for the year 1855, has beem in a very prosperous condition. The aggcegate ‘value of receipts and shipments was as follows:— mig ov CLEVELAND, 1865. Received by Lake.. 858, «Canal ~ 16, (or) sa eione $191,024,505 Forwarded by Lake, 77,121,622 ¥ Railroads... ..... 84001 804 * $171,813, 486 Total for 1865. » $393,4°8,051 ‘The increase of trace for 1855 over 1854 is more than $136,000,000—saying nothing about the canal trade -of which increase the lake contributes $65,239,529, and the railroads $71,559,546. ‘The Hartford Zimes of the 26th instaot, contains the following review of the operations of the Galena and Chicago :ailroad, during the past year:— GALEKA AND CHICAGO RauRo.D the Western xailroads, the ‘na and Chicago shows by far the best results for tne past year. As the ety here own several thousand shares of ths stock, in better to have some exact statement of what the read bas done during the past yesr, than of what i: is expecied to do at rome tuture time. ita totsl receipte—if the monthly returns are not false —for the year ending Feoruasy 1, 1863, calling the re- ceipts of January $190,000, again: 3 387 last year; be $2,200,42—an increase of about eighty por sent over last year. Its rurning expenses are estims ed bs the cirectors ‘at thirty percent, which is far too low, owing to tne enormous prices it obtains for Paget they are much less ia proportion t the receipts thee thon oe any other raiirosd, Calling them furty percent, they amount to $920,000 for the yea. The outstendicg bonds of the road sinount to $2°500,009, of which $600.CO0 were issued in May last. fh paid for the year will be $160,000, Deiucting terse two items from the grost receipts, there cemaiM 4 net in- come from the doings of the year of $1,219,423 or twen- ty-seven per cent on the capital atock of $4,500,000. Out Of thie w dividend oftwenty-iwo per cont has neea de clare!, leaving a surplas on hand of $229,523. Beside this :lcre ja saic to have been a surpius om hand of over $100,000 last February whicn we know nothing sbous. The cividend end new issue of stock will iacrease the iaverest | capital from $4,500,000 to $6,600,000, upon waich the | seme net income, withont any incresse fr next year, | would yieldga profit of 22 per cout, That taere wilt be | some inertase is probable from the fact taat the company now has a new line completed to the Mississippi, thr agh | d well settled disteict, and at an averge dts Tois mast afford consivlerable fceight to the road from the yroduce raised along the line. The chief :evenue of thiv roai is fcom the freight ot grain and other produce Eas: ana of lum- ber West, for which i; obtains enormous rates, baring no competition from canals, rivers, or other rosds. cording to the Chieego papers, this roxd has brough! ihe that port from the ioterior, during the year 1855. over ton malltons of bushels of graia, or, in exact Lumbers, 10,168,060 bushels, being more than’ arcived there frou ail the other railrcads, canals and rivers put vogetier, Of this, 3,746,883 bushels wee corn of the crop of iSf4. ‘As the corn crop of 1865 La Illinois was thresfold greater than that of the previous year, and has not yet eomd to market, the roud will have some increase of income from that eouree. The road also carries West, at exorbitan: rates of freight, last yea, about twelve wiilion fe-t of lumber, cr more than all ‘the other routes combinvd. ‘The growth of the population ot Lilincis is unexampled. In 1860, according to the United States ceaens, tte popu- lation was 851,470; in 1955, acoor¢iog to the State census, it was 1,300,281—an increase of 448,78., or nearly Sfty- three per cent in five years, A cocresponding increase during the coming five years will make the population of the State, in 1860, about two millions, and it is very pro- babe that she will then be the fourth State in tae Union, New York, Pennsylvania. and Ohio alone outranking her. The population of Ilinois, at several successive periods, was a follows:— 1810— ~ 14,263. 1k20— 55,211. Increase in 10 years.....,..949.52 per cent. | IsWO— 157445. - Bat hy 1817 ino “ “ yyy en S50— $51,470. 7aol tt 1n65— 1,200,261. oe nv . 5259 = ‘The ratio of increase, although less now than it was during the enrly years of the State, is far greater than that of any other State at a corresponding period of its extsterce. This is owing chiefly to the sudden construc tion ofa vast system of ratlroads, which covers the whole territory and opens up the vast and fertile prairies, ren. dering aeces# to market easy, and inviting immigration. ‘The ennual repcrt of the State Treasurer of Michigan presents the annexed statement of public indebtednss:— Fiaxces or Mrcmucay. jeveral fond bonds, due May 1, 1856. 00 Jontiac Railroad, due 4 1, 1568 Oe University do. 00 Peniter iary, due Jan. i 0 do. 180 09 PS ast $5,000,000 loan, dus 185 9! oy 5 do. lo. 6 00 internal improvement bonds, due oadeiaand 4,950 60 Unrecegnized, outstanding part paid nally $364,000, tie value of whicn, 1856, was Falling due Jan. 1,” 1863, initiate ment warracts, 218,128 55 4,645 18 2, 382,968 pa recog utz-d he year has amounted to which these bonds ware adjusted, together with the interest, is $585 51 for each one ‘hou- sand dollars, There remain outstanding $254,000 of these bonds, ou which interest bas ceased, Tue boas fallir g due May next will be paid on presenta a. ‘f interest on public adjusted bonds puyavle semi-aanustly in the city of New York, is $143,307 48, Stock ‘Exe Wensmeay, Jan. 20, 1856, 100 shs NY Cen BR.. re i 4 7000 Virginia 6's. 5000 Erie Co Ba, "62. d R 2d Bs. £000 Goshen L , Ba 600 I) Cen 11000 do. 10000 do, 620 Har'em RK oe! 10 Harlem Pre! 200 Reading Ri, 600 do .......€ 60 5000 TIL Boa A 86% 1000 N ¥ Cen 6's... 855 Woe 104 Life & T Co. ate NYork. bu its Mien 3X lane de 60 ‘ do.. 200 Chit 1 RR 660 6 fO.....4..0 86 100 1 Island RR ota 50 Mica C BR... 030 ia COND BOARD. $5060 Ind State 49 su Cle & Tol TR, 2000 Exfe © Bas,” 71. Ke 2000 Erie Bde, 776. 1000 ILC RR Ba... 100 ubs Nic Trams Co, 0 i 09 Chi & 1 sit boo 25 Milw & Milne itt. 86 823g 300 Bruna Cy LA wo. CITY COMME AC‘AL REPOQT. Wepsrapay, Jaa. 30—6 P, M. AsH®s.—The market was steady, with smail rales at OMe. for pots, and 73e. for penria. ihn cans ele oe betraatanad [ried continued firm at ve full prices of yesterday, Thetranractivas em raced 7,000 @ 8,000 bbis., inclading common and ext-s 88 1234 w $8 26; Wortern common, fancy and extra Mis- souri, at $8 25.0 $8 8744; with some lots of 4t, Louls at $9.0 $11; Canadian waa in limited demand, with sules of about 40) a 540 bbis., at $8 37 a $10; Southern common to chofce brands rauged from 5 6) a $8 $7; and fancy andextra at $0. $10 75; Gallegos 0d Haxall were at $11 750 $12, arked. Meal was at $3 94a $4 for New Jersey and 24 124 t Brandywine. Kye flour wus quiet ple for fine an’ superfiue. Whoat— folders of oe were firmer, with restricted sales; ‘at tal Tennessee was held at $1 06 & $2; white *Suontion at 92 12%; snd white Mis- souri at $215. Rye was firm ales reported ot 2,000 a 3,000 belle $1 20 aa 8i. Corn.— The market was The sales reached 20,000 a 25,000 bushels at oor Wbte. for New Jersey new, and 86e. & 0c. for Southern new yellow and whiw. — the sales were 3,000 bushels ol4 ee at 90c.,, with some other lota reported at 80¢. and 930 from store, and delivered. Onta were dull at 440.0470, for state, and at 48c. a 50c. for Western. Corrm:.—The market was quiet, with sles of about 500 begs Rio at 11}4¢. Java was in fair domand at 14% 0. a ldke. Ontox.—The market was tore active, with aves of about 6,000 bales, some 3, 500 of which weve ta transita. The portion sold ‘n transita was at rataer easter rates, while the market for lote on the spot closed firm. Coat —A eale of 40 chaldrons of Hanse cacnél was made at $9 50, cash. Famcum.—fa'es were fasctive and a ltie trrogutar pata oo ea cone ae BES oe fnew 00 abd 2 fico joie oar a compressed cotton, ape - ryye To London, there was Kis doing, without, change tn rates, To Havre, cotton wea st %6.; flour, 7c.; 180. ; measurement goods at $10, aud navy goods $8. T, Yeestls were chartered for Buenos Ayres a shy ‘ais s ig—tolond with lunber, at $20, ana 5 per out, pri- mege. To Ualifornis, rates ranged trom 30. to 12). per foot measurement, and at 35e. for Me!o.urne aan 400. fcr Sidney, Australia. To Bremen, 30 tierces hin:y aad 400 bales cotton were taken, at p. t. Faurr,—The market was 51 af, , with soloe of $00 0 000 boxes bunch raisius at $2 87 wes and qaarters were en and 1,000 boxes were sod at 6 3¢0. Peay. —The sales embraced 1,000 bales for shipmen; at $1124¢ per 100 Ibs. Buyy.—The market was quiet, at about ears for dew rotted, pred eer wl sexghin yewg fate simon Scotah pi pig on the Naval Srorgs were without change of ssemnent tx Prices, and sales moderate. Provistons.—Pork—The market was unchanged. The sales ewbraced about 500 9 600 barrel mesa, at $16 26, with small lots reported at $16 8134; a wag at $i a $14 25; Weetern prime mess was at $16 608 $17. Bool ecutinuea the came, sim wales Led to Pe errele country meas and prime at unchanged prices, hems were in fair demand, at 13c, a l5c. Prime meas was at 19¢. a 2%. Bacon was firm, but sales on the spot were restricted by the a a “ons ranged rosee.,|\% to l0c, Some transactions, to arrive, were reported. terms not stated. Cut meats were in fair demand, at Be c. &75,c. for shoulders, and at 8c. a 9i¢o. Lara es Som Fae sales of about 300 barreig and tivrcos, at Jere lige. Butter and cheese were sicady, and with- out quotable change in prices. Ric: waa quiet and firm, at about 5c. SeEp.—Smail sales of clover wore Srices.—Transactions in pepper were dete eetadee scule, andthe market firm. Besides. the cargo of the Ceres of 6,473 ptoals,sold yesterday at private terms, 1,090 bugs were sold to-day at 1e,, and 10,000 mais Cassia at Bbc, now held at 37 3c. SvGak—Tke market was quiet and the sales Muited, while prices were quite steady. Sales of avout 200 hnds. Cubs were made, at 7c. a 8c, with s small lot of New Lge vy S2c.; 80 hhds. Texaa were sold by auction at Tie. a Bige. .‘ Ss aka of 200 a 260 bbls. were reported of on Ohio and Prison, in lots, at 83}¢0. @ Bic. a Bie. New York Cattle Market. Wervasspsy, Jan. 30, 1858, ‘The yards ware poorly supplied with beef catile to-day, and the quelity gevevally was iaferior to fair, Nos vita- pancicg the reduced number on sale at Ailerton’s, pre- vious prices were barely sustained, aud very few realized our bighest quotations. The snow storm of Monday Laid 4 sew etubargo apon the various routes of traasportstiun, to which fact is attrioutable the meag e supply on sale, compri-ing 2,071 trosb cattla, and 125 left over from List merket day, A large number were left over last wavk, but they were nearly ai. disposed of during the iateria. This Sate, Ohio aud Virgisia furnished the goat ba k of the supply on sale to-d+y, the receipts being princtyally by the Erie Railroad. es rauged (rom 9 t> L144 cents with very few choice as tizh a —anextreme figac>. No charge of moment in other .wock, aad but very tcl business cone. pb ee rie pound, SLL 00811 50 Prices. Beet cattle, extra quality, por 100 Iba Good quality ...... Common. inferior . Cows snd cbiren, extr ee 30 Hari ye 52 Seeey ie! Virgiria., 22 Haison R&—Beeves.. '105 New York, 500 Sheep and lambs... 170 Comneetiou' 21 Erie KR —Beevos 13 Harlem RR—Ca 213 N. Haven R—Bes Cows and calves 24 On foos, cattle. There was also s small supply of beef cattle on Browning’s, which sold from 93, to 103ge. per lb, Thero were 2,042 sheep snd lambs offered, and the sales wers quite slow, prices being a little in advanes of last week's. Yea) calves were a sbade higher than last week, 634 to The. beg obtained tor ordinary, and 8c. for exuras folowing are the sales, as reported by Mr. Browning:— 800 beet carte, $9 60 a $10 50; 26 cows aud calves, $15 a $¢5; 48 veal calves, 63¢ « 8c ; 2,042 cheep and lambs, $5. Memorandum o! sales by Jauies McCarty at Browntogs: is sheep and lambs.$530 00 20 sheep & Lambs, $122 50 408 00 124 5 511 50 Aver Soler mace b by Sana a 100 sheey & Jambs,.$470 00 17 di at 22 28 verage j) cae only Chamberlsin’s, with a fair demand. follows: * The sales were a5 487 beof catue, $8 a $10; 41 cows and calves, & $60; 4,820 sheep and lambs, $3 a $6 50; 118 veal calves (live weight), 63¢. a 7c. The sales of shocp aod lambs by Fogle & Judi, at Chamber!ain’s, for theweek ending Jan. 0, 1856,weco as bo les 174 do. Wl do. 199 do. 75 do. 26 do. 84 do. “4 do. 18 do. 140 do. 19 lambs. 20 do. 171 sheep. 17 ao, 141 do. 1,568 The supp y of beef at orBries" ‘4 was light, and prices were cousiiered lower than iast week. Tne saler were a follows 558 Jbeeves, at $7 a $9; 38 cows and calves, \ $26 o $55; U6 veul culver, al Ec. a 630, RBCAPITULATION, Cows and Veal Calees, Calves, 4 202 pai] As 4 11s 28 36 2 128 404 ——"saLes: AT . AUCTION. LBERT BW. NILOLAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SBLI. EN his day, Jan. sl, at 124g o'c ock, at the’ Merchants’ Hx change, tor account of’ whom ii msy ¢ ho-r 100 Virginia piate 6 per cent bonds 00 N 15 000 Sussex KR. Co, of N. J. Ist mge. ba. hypothecated Toh Sehares sixth Avenue Rai road, 100 w'Loledo Nursery Association be 80 Pwelsior Fire Insurance Co.. by 40 bowery Fire Insurance Co i 10 Metecpolitsn Fire Insurance Co. 190 rth River Insurance Co. % 40 Corn Exebange In: oo £6 Knickerbleker Live Insurance Co . 2 tor Iron Co wo a 1a 40 island Ciy Ps) 40 Chatham % Terms of sale—Ten per cent this day,and the balance oe ore 2 o'clock tomorrow. The accrued {terest op ail the bonds willbe cbargea to the er Nox: lar sale oo Monday, Fen. 4. ALBERT W. NfOULsY, Auctioneer snd banker, No. 4 Broad street. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER—VAL property on Fast Her eighth ste Bleeci er will sell at auction, on agg A56, Merchants’ four story ene ment bowee Bpews as Post Hs, Tiga 117 Fast twenty eighth 108'feet east of Thied The lois are euch 38 foot by" 9 nt 8 lucha; dnoth of honves. 6) tock, Ferm, eae end m: property can be had ‘by ising to R. i. UDP tip Meso ees or ik OF fae ietioncer, No, 7 Broad street viele veTION NOTICR—J. HOGART, ONRER —B 8, BOGART. ~ sherifi’s aale.—By vieiue of a writ uf ex. ecutlor, o me divested aud delivered. L wil expose to urle’ sh pubilg Yendue, on The 20h day of January, Wt, at UL vclock in, the’ forenoon, ai No. 143 Kast Tweotwe'h street att bt title and interest of John MeDerm vt which he had on of October, ae ans any not afterwards, of, mand tothe her oe es ribed property, to wit: of, in and to a certain lease of three lowe c) epee, ‘ainated and being to the is want of the cly’of New York. aad known As Nos, 143, 145 and 147 Bast Fwentieth street, said lots of ground having in unexpired (erm of two rears from ti Is day < vrm ot one year from bet pa et Mr es ‘Tuowas Sang ‘The above sale is ts petoched eat 11 o'clock, 1 7 of Thurs. day, the Jist day of January, 1866. at the same p' nl OAN ORSER. oy Sherif, Tromas Cartan, Deputy Shei ne mou ate A Arr gare JOHN FORCSREL CAST | Sate $s ‘o morrow, 3 Pez, at 1036 o'clock. at Neowe stree! ut Afty rete of ladies’ furs. Sold on account of the tori puvohasers, and positively without reserve. Those intereut ad please take VOTION W. CARTFR, AUCTIONRER, Alrite will sell this ' 4 o'alook, at wien at., 9. account of fp Mesorted een tons, uits, de, Also, ‘damaged bread and rice. voTr OTIOW.= THOMAS BELL, AUCTID«R Reh omc ea sa ol tr nf ure, from & ma fal, beds, matiroases, badst cat ris beds, bu ood A eblock's lotof dry goods, clothing, henley, ‘Also, a #plondid invoioy of jewel fine waiches, chaine, rings. pins. sllver plated w sro, ie turdey, any stock of the best boots and #hos:, laties’ and pan 4 do,, to close ® concern, by order of aasiynes, in lola cr ~ BALES a AT AUUTION, AvorToN “NOTIOR = 8 Sheds AUOTIONBEB, Nt to- morro | ners, Pewee street west of Broad eg 8 private house, Ce setog ta part rose F004 Brus sire 9 pl andtugraia SSIGNEE'S SaLB.—J. BOGART, ‘8. BOGART—will sell o’olosk, on the pr > 2 OTIONEER.—BY soneny 3 at 1g street, b; Ls dies, | mgs, tools, Ac &e, the whole comprising ‘used in the finishing of uitix hata, an sw. W. SUDSON, Axsignee. SQIGNER'S SALEL—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. —BY S. Bowari—Wiil sell on Friday, February 1, at 1034 Gelock, at 115 Delancey atreet, stoves. tn ware, &c., consisting B" Y EDWARD SOHENOK, AUCTIONBES, —EDWARD SCRENCK will sell at anotion MM, at lox a M.. Sliarge ta¥cice of alities of Hq’ ors sever ba ‘at auto Ty m1 wore ual a Yavorabie Opportunity to those in the trade, as a 80 to private buyers. A BAS a CRTOR, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FUG NI- ai Joneary ary sat 1054 eel rs Walker sirect- a” general essortnieut of ‘pacior aod Murine, gine ad china Ware, Bh porttive, for oash, AT 10 rah, the, Geatral 8. cor: 1 streets, Brooktya. tegular t furotture, comprising bureaus, bed- . tables, chairs, beds, mattresses, carpets crockery, ntings walnut offer bookcase, one chony silver mount Hute, cost $40; stoves, four refrigerators, £2, Coegery, “suns SALE OF eed Ca DL SMOND 4 amps apun ¥Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN FRIDAY, FEB. o'clock A. M.. ver of Wilengnbs ey weekly rae of si -JUHN 1. VANDE dey, day, Jan. Si, a ION orovooe, at the sales room, 12 Me ich sssor ment of diamond, cluster and rlngie stone st 4190, a splendid tue cane watches, lepine, duplex. chraarme- fers, patent levers; cv, all of sick are mace by te most cele brated makers. Alro, Itne of elaticen carat gold jew! manuf: o'ued tor the Brondw i trad 2y mounted eaneo pins, inva mosaic, lava, hist studs; 10h west, phrbep guard to be rold peremptorily {ONVINUATION ALE OF HOUSEH LD FORNITURS— b, MILLEK, auctioneer, will coutinua, om Thureday daa, Stat halcvest ton wack, tee ania or uss ne tire furniture of the large boarding house No 77 Murray atront (trent and rear), consisting ot parlor, chamber and kitcuen ‘urnlture, E. AARON, AUCTIONZER~WILL SELU THIS DA ide at Why o'oock. at 67 Sacau street, upwards of two hu died five gold and sliver watebes, of the most celebrated man tacturers, all folly warranted for time and quatity of gold; seh diamonds and gold jewelry, without reserve, ‘or chaiss. The whole cash, BOUGETON, AUCTIONEER.-THE MANHATTAN j« Compsny will sell. on Friday, February 1, at 11 o'clock, ‘66 Passuu street for account of whom it may concern, 2), 040 Gerinan.opera ond other cigars, ia large lots, o'clock, furniture of all kinds; also, 25 ba.es green tow. atl? F, GOLTON. AUCTIONSER FURNITURE OF THR ¢ Clinton Hotel at auction.—t, Colton whi Fell, 03 Th day, Jan. $1, at (44 c'e.ock, and continue, from day to ds unit ibe whole furninre of the Chnton Hotei, corner ot Beck man ard Nassau sitceta, is disposed ol. Atmong this variety o: furniture may be toand every description of rich rosewood a @ maboany farniture, large Fresch pia'e mirrors, rosewo 4 Piauolories, brecatel and lace cucising, velvet tavestry, thrne ply snd imzrain carpets, oll olotas, marble wp farniciira, of ‘every de: ion. ainner and extersion tables. gots and sola bedsteads, rico parler furniture, in rose wood amd byorstel, table cutery and rrockery and glass ware and barroom furniture, togever with every ariic’e of moveynie furniture in the house B—The stock is large, and will oiler fuducements to all parti ea ip want. Catalogues, giving more full descriptions of the goods, will be ready this orniug. |ARMS,—JAMES M. MILLER WT February 4, 1856, at 12 o'etock, at the premises iniely occupied by. trea fi, Merrett, in the town Of Kye, Westchester county, within tive minutes walk of dhe New Havon Ralirrad tlation at Porichos cr. two farmson ole, yoed ground, overicoking ibe vLiege ang sg taland Sound, Soia‘wbder the directo JO) OBR "ADER MERRETY, Administrator, URS AT AUCTION-THIS Day, A't 2 ¢ LOOK, AT ‘the New York Fur Company's, 421 ‘Broadw: y, near Vanal street. H#NGY T. LERYS & OO. will sell as above all the well made stock of ladies’ furs, of Srey variety. alt of which can be examined before the sale. The assortment cannot bat please the most fastidious Gents collars aud gloves, ten spien- Lia sleigh robes. “Bale peremptory. KOEGE COOK, AUCTIONFER..-THIS DAY, AT F 104 o'clock, at 100 Broadway, near Wail # reet, new ani elegant furniture, viz roe ‘parlor suits, in French bro catel: Torewood wardrobes, | bookcases, coalre tabies, lt wands, mahogany sotas, chaing 28, desks, faking fs complete sesortmedt well wor hy the attend yuyers, G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER.—G. G. HORTON WILL «, sell st auction on This day, January 31, at It o'clock, ‘at selesroom ole ‘84 Codar street, new and secvnd hand turni ture, consisting bureaus, rosewood and mahogany bookcases aude feorcarie, one very {ine 14 foot oak extension dining table, twelve ofice detks, paintings # mirrors, dc.; 50 d to pas advances. Also, a large nesorument of glass and silver without reserve, Also, SO dozen second hand solid silver plate, (to be sold for account of whom it may concern,) toge cher with 10,000 choice | segars. ENRY H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —HENRY R. LEEDS | SELL ON MONDAY, e dwolting house oa & Co. will sell by euction,ou Thursday, Jao. Si, at it o'clock. st the store, 18 Nassau ‘etrect. Large sale of marble statuary maniels, consisting ‘ot arap oak leaf, plain, faperton. 0 oireulag, ep ie, plain square, yd, Lisboa an k plein mantels. Also. at'120’clock, a Fsplendid deavy fold beating lever watch, 18 carats, full jawels, chronome'er balance, tobe sold without reserve, to cover # demand. ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEER.—HENRY H. J BEDe & 00. voll sell by suction, on Tharaday, January $1, at 12 o'clock, in front o Of the ‘store,,No 19 Nessa‘ street, brown horse, from ae dele seven yoars old, Warranted sound and kind in every And in all lat? bese. x brown eae alx years o:d, about rit ‘hands high, very by the present owner, and as far'a Keows she is sound One firat raie lumbe> wa, oue light buggy wagon, in first rate order; also, one siugle haruess for do., in good or ony Az. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONER3—WI.L Thors: 5 “ of choice green and biack tens. {n chesta and catiy wis ett gars. coffee, specs. scap, candies, piok es, satices. proservs rulte, surdines, oilren, sweet, ol, ocaeco, snnt, Havas eo gare ‘chamgagze, London porter, Seotch ale, wines port, sher Madeira, vrandien, gin, rtm, whisker, ke. tn punchoves, iain, quarter, and eighth casks, cases, demijohns aud poit os Also, & lot of empty caeks and bottles’ Jerms, casi: In currant , and tuigeods {0've removed on the day of sale. OTEL TO BE SOLD—AT AUCTION, ON TAX SEC ‘OND day of February, @ hotel and four lote of ground, with furpiture, situsted tn the best part of Kingston, N. Y., aijotn. tpg the Cour! House. Any person desiciog atch & propacts weuld dv well by calling on C. SOU 5 tcast ‘Twenty-first s'reet. or on the premaises, The above p Re us bas tobe sold fold in consey uence Of the owner having other ess E Bt 1039 o'clock, at 476 Sixth avecne, 1 street —Muhopany. oureaus, washst cape seat chats, looking glasses, beds ard crockery, glues Ware, cooking and kitchen firnt! A. “wT. eer, OF FICK 08 ROA: OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, THIS DAY ve Twenty-ninth Js, @nsy chairs eulding, etoven » ka D. GOODWIN, AUCTION ERR, way, will soli at auction all the” rh avenue, near Twenty November, and consisis of beds, mattresses. &e; oar stoneware, kitchen farniure, &e ; without reserve, DERIFT'S | SALE.— 4. M. CRISTALAR, wc 28 Bowery, will sell on Frifay, Feb 1, at 104g 9 M.. one milk ®agon, and oue iron #a’e, by order bie, Veputy Shervf, __ Jas. © WALLET, AO8. VEITCH AUOTIONFER—STORE NO 165 Rt street - Sheriff's sale of furoiture, Ac. On Thursday, . uary 31. 1666, at the auction rooms, at 10 A. Mf. consis crameiled farniture, apring roactresses, feuther ‘beds, pille wa 0. déing, bar fixtures, oontng, ere ea we JOUN 1, SEE iy (PONS MORRELL, “AUCTIONEER. PURNITURE, & is Merning, at 104, o'c'ock, Bl Masaan siveet, consisting of various kinds of Prope be in dotiy demaud, worthy pa lic attention, as 8 sacrifice wil For pardouiars examine many vélunble ardeles are incluied. Ladies will nit vrompiay te “UESDAY, FEB 5, AT 10% O'CLOCK, ON Tid PR "ules Row 8 8, 10 and 12 Fuiton at,, opposite Patton market, ‘oon, for sale.—Loase, fixtures, furniture, geod wilt of or the well now dining saloons known weaey foro as Gould's dining near Fulon ferry, market. saa 100 lodging rooms’ 4 tipo intr @ ‘oma, aed od 8 very in earn oie is ing & vt d ‘success! 5 a, Si Oper day. It now odered. at pi ¢ oF cxotan rtvate rotsold Bree day it will ‘pomtdvel be ¢ sod ar pub’ ie auedioa on remises on that day. ire be bes four ‘ears Pan fra Ma 1 Ist, 1856, jRerms of payment eaey. fr ro Ma tty orn UO., No. 19 Nae. Atiden aly, from 10 A. M. to1 P. M. _WATCHES, JEWELRY, 40. ALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, diamonds. by tw? cl EQUAL TO THE REAL in, $5; single dadiva’ % to $12; to 8 8, $5 to hE tl eilolens r by. 5 pine #610, ie Rae's a) pers icles seat by mail, ae JACOBS, manaiotur fewollers,. 7 broadway. . INE JI _ JEWRLRY_AT 835 HOUSTON STREET, NEAR prow, consisiing of coral seta braceiew, earrings. Vite arttoles are n't Warranted, and will be sod at man Brices, early application be male. Iudies ome presents and genuine artich sat fowel To call at 685 fiyuston street, belore pc lasing ‘where. F°®, SALE—AT Hay (PRUOR, SPLENDID GOLD ratohee, chains, bi =. diamond finger rings, bease- ba let ck, early, if you wanta bargain, ‘Broadway, room 10, ppt a EE ATOHRS AT WHOLESA: * PIC88.—GULD AND Ware ehas, oF avery dese |, leas thaa any other orem tbe oly. Bayers of, good nes would do. wel te bere Pe eLaoe Lk oY I 1OBs, importer 4 mpor plain agunee 1 away. vorlers of =e ——— ry article marked ta ern wad Western ee, B ton, BP. for ‘keepeie, at 9 a oe Poskiain, * . “8 Unamt ers, Obnal, Obristopher and Thirty flew.” cia “Munmaget mail iratn at 4P. M.,from Onnal wiraat, for Ali’, stooping tendon, BOARDING AND LODGING. BROADWAY.—ONE LARGA Fi OM O 648 armenia, find song rel 4; dione ges, may 19 ne FOURTH STREET —A GENTLEMAN AND give. or one or two feullsmen, ckn ne ecoummo.isied w Tooma, apd full or p partial board. vate telly, dedrsots a. im the entnediate viel! iy oe 1 ene: curhungeae nS aiabore, fad ur ols eens ign, git ty Morte Selenes Nem cones © yd o store 13 reo n- 183 papaya veo JON TD igs mn oe wich street, seeond door below. Sota = EEE 157 BLEECKER 8 STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAU 8 Ca on the isomel¥ Bos wna ibe wodera convenience. ito egenleaty bis wife, with board; house first class, on stage route, aud onvenient t0 Broady 'DSON STRERT, FRONTING ST. {Ones 147 St a Pie oe ae nowiy tar: Siabed, with a pa the modern improvements. Ak TWELFIN S1RERT, NRAR SROOND 1 AVENUE. ‘Rooms, with board, on the second floor; sinzle gentle- men, or gentleman ard wife, can find desirable accommods tious; family ; sinal! number taken; cars aud stages near; reierences exchanged. 14] SGETH STREET, oprosize THE MERCANTILE Tabrary. double two single rooms (0 let, with or witboat boards house first clasa, Apply between the hours of 10 o'olock. 139 PRINCE *TRERT, A BEAUTIFUG Room, Witt jarge closets, gas and fine place, tolet, furnished, on tha ecard soor, to one OF two goat y whihout board. dont moderate. 0 TEANE Pn OORNER OF VARIOK iioman and hia wile; orto a alagle’ perso, wih Ge wilson and 1, OF a erson, or without board. References required. r WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TWO FAMT:.TES, soda single gentleman, cen find rooms. La wuit oF ea 105 Wat Fe ‘West th street, opposite 105 the Ann! 65 "ast, BROADWAY-OSE FRONT PARLOR ON ) ‘third floor, suttabie ror @ geat’eman aad his wits, niowly furnished, Also. a large room. on fourth for, for two ‘gentie- men, acd two single rooms, class hou'e, yurch.” pA a ee HOWARD STREET. —GRANDSOIRRB DANSANTE — Brand soiree densante will take pice on Saturday be or Feb. 2. trom 8 to lL o'clock, at Mele CakOUING | ZUso78 danciog academy, 27 Howard street Admivacce som. Grand fanty ‘and elvie ball oa Thursday, Feb.7, Danc- tg school anc private lessons & attended every aay. BLEECKER STREET, . RAST OF BROADWAY —A8tTa- vle geniiomaa con have a Plossant, turatabed room, with ve without partial board, on moderaie terms, $3 500282 SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ou. i fers pleasant room on thicd tloar, contain'ng two closets, with good bard. LD tap acs desirable; within five minutes’ wak of Fulton and Wall treet ferrios, Apply at So. 0 Beory sirest, Brooiclyn. WIDOW LADY OF RESPRCTABILITY, 01 0 °CUPY(NG 8 fue house tn Brook: yn, clo oto Fuliet and Wall siroot ferries, fs desirous of receiving (wo or three single gsntlamec ints her tamily ar partial boarders, where they oa enjoy the or mioris of « h me on moderate teria; wo frieada oan 0 commodaiod wka alsrge room, Please upply et 5h Benry street, corner of Orange. GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS TO FIND A FINE iND comfortabl# lodging, with porital board, between ? ince sateet and Union snare.” Address N., box 233 Po Post offi UIT Of FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, W Drea} fast and Yon, If required for ouw oF to gestion, own stcne front house, with ail the modora improve’ ."Cocver lent to care soi singes Nov 7i Weer ous teenth exnth \strect, first house west of Sixth avenue, 4 BANDFO¥K FURNISHED PARLOR AND BuBGOOMt A “atachea, 10 fet, ina private house, with all the modera improvements: slso,"a single oom, wits Beate aod gas iu i Apply at 96 Prince st , a few doors’ west of Broadway. A NEATLY FURNISHED | ROOM, OR TWO, TO Let EA, Ners cbeap. ull the tet of May. Honse well sittaaied, whh rN be nd gas burnersin the rooms, Apply at79 Tbied o'r 8 EVERY PERSON IN NEW YORK, LOOKING FOR board ‘or tor boarders, know well where to apviy, [ invite niangers alao to apply at the ane pluce, where ive willéeda eoustant supply; boarders poutely directed free of charge. ilice 308 Broadway, ). GOUD WIN, GENIL LEMAN AND HIS WIS, OR A COUPLE OF single gentiemen, can be accommodated with board ina private tamily, tna house with ail ihe modern improve nance. tue ag vas, bath, &o. Reference required. inquire at 125 West Twenty second sire, Delween the siti ail seveatit avenues. OAK D—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO Jet. to temilies or single gentlemen, with or without board. ing gee house, with allt 6 modern tm rovements, ia a healthy ip poation, and onveUient © ors and stages; terms mo- jorate, APPLY iverson rear of #ivle House, be- tween Beeond and Third avenues, ‘s OARD.—1WO GENTLEMEN AND THRIR WIVES. orfour sivgle gentlemen, canjbe accommodated wi! plcasantrooms, furnished or anfurnished, with tull or part ad, ima first clase bouse, US West Nivewentis street. PoOseL cone oR TWO GENTLEMEN ‘CAN RE ACOOM- modated with board. and a nicely furnished room on the ionath floor, wt 45 West Washington p OARD. TO LET, WITH BOARD, A HANDSOME perlor fa one, of the mine! pleasant paris kas! Broadway. "Ap the fatully is sinall, inode lakes to board wil receive the comforts of a home. House aewly furnisned, aa and bath. “Inquire at 191 East Broxdway. “Beforences chang OARD.—A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN, > A GENTLY. man and bis wiie, ig board can have the whole vecone floor, bathroom ‘Sd)oining, furnished with Brusseis car- pet and rosewood furniture; the house is browa stone and ws hftne dour toyed ay sintely private. ‘Plcaae apoly & home inay be en; family private, Please apoly at 105 Wert Thirty-sixth etree! i iS OARD—A LADY IS DiSIROUS OF OBTAINING board, in a small Seca renul’ where there are no boarders. tee ‘ed, for walch b Uberal price wil e Bae AT 106 AND 108 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET— oc: famblew or single gentlemen may secure a pleasant Bry of rooma, with liate aj ‘Sousesfare newly finished und furnist caporenetae &ec., requisite for @ first o. jerences exchanged, tenet) AT % NINTH STRERT.—FINE FURS roome, in suites or single, may be had, with boa: above. The whole of the second floor may now be had. to- gether or separate. First class house, well turniehod, modern improvement, Ac. OARD WEST ELEVFNIG STREET. TWO FRONT Tooms to le, with board; house has all the modera {r- provements, avply at 18 West Klevenin street, a few doors COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN AND ‘0 oF three slogie en-lemen, can be a> Li Loard in a private fauliy. ‘The house ix new. ‘he 1ic:lern tmprovemonta, aud is conveuient (3 eoverns of stags and cars. Inquire ut No. 145 West Phirty-etgnth sireet, betw cen Seventh and Kignsh avenues, ARD IN A PRIVATE LO 70 LST <b the second floor, to ape or two single gentlemen; also, sing'e aud oue double root, ow the third door. inn ynle lica‘ton as ahov eed geateel private house. Terns reawonabic. Hot, cold and shower baths free. inquire a: 54 Walker street, five doore west of Broadway. GARD IX BROOK! LYN.—ONE OR TWO SINGL iyevtiomien ce be nosommodaied with partis! board. 1a « orieace faiotly, without children Locstion go0d. Ten ralnuice’ wak trom Puiton ferry. Address 176 Adaans OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND 11S wile, or wcouple of siryle gentlemen, oan be aczomray. dated with comiotable #partuent: with full or partiat bourd, ‘ns vrivete tomily, convenient to iuiton ferry, Apply at 435 High sree’, near ington. ean WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND) LADY, turpished lodgings, with or wituout Loard for thelad; only, 6 T, A. O,, Union square Post oftice, A GENTLEMAN AND His unily Or where there are few boardors, et We bighth and Canal streets, north of Broad Addres A.B, C., box 104 Herald ofl Re ARD WANTKD—BY A YOUNG GENTUEMAN AND his wife, in ® small private family, where the couifort of ue ean be enjoyea, and where no other boarders are tak suil powrd for the lads ad partial board for the gexilsinan ; \orms thust be reagonab e and location pleasant, Address . P.M., Herald office, eiauing terms, & Bee WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE avd child three years od, in New York.’ A good sizuu ard well tornished room retired. Addreen box 287 Pos office, Nassau street, with particulars and terms, which must not exceed seven doiiars per week. . References exchanged. OARD WANTED — KMEN WO SINGLE GESTLNMEN WANT 2B. partie! Wourd, ins French or “American prizate fmt. ation pre‘erred botween Pri a ighth e0ts, tircadwny. Adress Ie Hl, box 8 Pow ofige, | NAT OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN, BY A A YOUNG Gg* tieman, in & retpectable private faunily, or where the: posrire, near Montague or !"ullon ferries, A‘ dress A. F., Horaid o! OND STRERT.—A FEW LADIES AND GRNTURMGN (ey fous oF six}, can be accommode.ed In asuperior man ner, at the realtence of a orofersionsl man, having a larger heme than he require: ‘The rooms are wall 1 furnt shod, wd ae we Jet to shoronghly, ra reapectable partios, with or wilhout ((omrontanin HOME FOR THE WINTER.—A PRI- J vate TPtco there sre no other boarders, oan ac commedate jleman wife, or two He Ke with roome and board. one but thowe wi ho one pr seduce aa? es ee nareccs uaen need Persons sneaking the Frecon language ‘ApDLy ht $4 Domintex street * NO. We Ww. Luon ard, ag BOARD. —GENTLENEN ~~ pearRovs TO Tearn to apeak F both by lessons and opply 12 the wacher, 29 Tonth strect near Hevond avennan, hntly ae wel ax himself are from Marta, ‘This house haa al she modern a Dk ey ROOMS.—TO LET, A FRONT PARLOR, i Hine SE athe sec Boor of 80 att avenue, either toget! Cig IC reak: sired. Apply ontbepremises, References re juired, UBNIBHED ROOMS,—A eg GeNrant, LY ean have ® newly and mos bel par 4 ‘with bedroom (the = t $12 any wanted, is ' Ba % the bent quelly, and adobe farni (shed 1a" these ai ele ae beara rane house ees lndtapensibles No. 282 "Sixth alee ne CAN OBTAIN ROOMS, WITH 1 DRwAK: fast and tea, in a private family, at 101 street, fire Divek weet ot Broadway. iabhmbetiderenaes \teenaecerthenennanseatiantieenty OR Rk TWO VERY DESIRABLE BOOMS TO LEP. to gent.emen and their wives or men, at No fo bart avon our door below Fourteen b tg The house is & new brown stone one, and very doalra- bly lea __ NEE BIVATE BOARD IN BROOKLYN Qn 1ENRY STREET, wee Aor, ih Ma or par‘ial boast fegenomen: | va sonable terme; rat roapectatjlity may Apply as dvove. O08 8-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, HANDSOMELY furs iohed, wo single gentlemen or famities, at yory moda te prices of modern tmptorethent private. “ARPty Tea Broadway, or (0 Ke. Goupwiy, Be Bronawey, tall particulars, S0AKDANG aD LODGING. ae TD Smo beh ape MAY OBTAIN gana at 284 deary corner of Amity et, yon treute Sats GENTLEMEN Nef nig seb pecipa ‘ROOMS, 'd partial board, can be ‘on moderns terms sb addressing Koger, ‘Herald oflioe, Location Nineveeath sweet, near Fourth avenue, LeT- WITH OB Wingour BOARD, IN THR FOUR T° Netioze Hotel, newly tied up, corner corner’ ruer’ of Broome Ei reets Ay \lermes sad families, Bons ar ail botres Wrench eooling, And erase terms moderaie, ANTED-IN BROORLIN, FLV vu TEN wNorR Weal trom. Fulton terry? % gonterasn “ya 4 terry, South, Kos tha wig ar vate fami best ofretercace given.” Adurore Surok, Meraldomee, 7? Wetrarm open CUPORNIEE ED ROOM, wire BED- oom opening from i, wih board. for a lady. with sa urse. and siso for the genueman on Sunda 78; winh See earian oe thew: to amon Address, ‘lating teres, TENANTS’ 5 REGISTER. mn FIRST OLa86 HOUSH TO LET, PROM FIRST Frn. ruary~ Location central and very desirable. House ts ta Seaplane coder eee ae gee Peearee a t. an THUS, S07 Resear ete O8 applicaiton to FUENIS! A nese re piged THREE ErOEr, an Broadway nese Biecoker sirert yy vent, mri gas, colt vate, Enea preing wit a 6 SE end tc PARTMENTS TO sy IN BROOME STEERET, a We » suitable Soumindng. Fe URNISH ED ROOMS, TO LET—ROOW, EDROOM Al F kitchen; to — tired of boardin; wichaead ann bie opportunity, similar rooms ed, at reduced prec Apply at 123 West Twenty-foarch rior near bevente avenue. ONSISTING OF a parlor and bedroom, sutable for ane or two xlagle iemen! newly ond handsomaly furnisbed, wilh every m ean to the second story ot honse'No. § Great Jonve strect, ‘hird door from Broad Refecences ged. a eae SUR GuED ROOMS che 4 bay eh A pty bockd as, h &e. pple ab 3S street, ponies toor way. Tan 2 ‘carne w fall paris of the ety iy REENWIO STREET PROPERTY TO LRASE TWO substantially built basement style houses, capable of Lust aod exieaeion st stunt cUuay, Hani® seeeh OC OMEAE ireet, ins growing business nelghhochy be dieposed of. Apply to JAM PRICE, OUSES TO LRT, WITH IMMPDIATH POSSESSION — abe three story baremnaat house 325 Fourth avenue, near URMISHED APARTMENTS 1 10! et vents fourth sitet, with gas Lath, &o. Kent Siu). Also, the four story hesemens A Shou Avenue, | oer iwenly-ffth gireet, Ken eral furuishod hones. PRM, to KE. B hatesitstie, 3. "Fourth avenue, from 6 to 10 A. M., and frow 3 to7 J. M. PW pe cL TO LET, AT PATSASON, NeW JERSSY. “ide first clas four story brick hotel, Congress Hall. sit ted ip ibe centre of the euy ot fwerson, ave minwe from the depot of the Ne% York and Krié Kailrosc. Jt 4s the best fipbed and mcat complete hotel, in every repent inthe Stote of Sew Jermey. Furerson ts beautivully, sitnated at Pas- Stic ialls, aix'can mies from the city of New York, and has a populétion of wome wWerty Uhowsand inhabitants. ° Posseasion {Liven op or belore ihe [stat May ‘The turnivure of the hotot, If deetred, ean be bad on favorable terms trom the landlord. aa be te wtout Jowring for the West. For {urtor owrllculars lu qnie of J 8 RUGRES. Paterson, 7 or of C, #6, mogers, 19 Wall street, Now You. TORE TO LET—16l WILLIAM STRERT, BETWEEN SS Geckmnan ain Asm atreer + Pusmencton teatol fobruary. Apply at 45 Joun street. iieeg Wee IMALL STOPES TO LET—T0 INDUSTRIOUS TRADES. men, Dos. ¥,$and 4, West Boventh sireet, near Broxd= ud osite. to St. Denis Hotel; « first rate stana tor nd shoemakers, painters, plumbers, bacers, 40 ; or they wou d be let to & oarecie. aro, © make a large awre. For particuiars apply to J. W. BIOKsY, esbiact and ap: holstery store, 803 Broad 7, Oocbar Eleventh street, 10 =ET—FOUR LARGR LOFTY LOFTS, IN THE NAW buiding, corner of Dvave and Elm streets, woll adapwed for fire and close work. Becutitwily lighted, comalsting of seven wiadows to each floor, liquire of #. McKenna, $2 Centre street. 2b LET- THREE THEER STORY HOUSES, IN RIPTY. third street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, To goud tenants they will be Iet, $1 $300 en: fy 8 8 0 &R. Ae: WESIRBA. le five story houses just Gnisued, on the vorth aide of Weat Piven ee street, between Sovrenth and kighth pre uves with bay wisdows, double eigireaan, tm. w and all the modern improv nee a. § third street, or at the office of P. & CO. 8UGreenwioh street, N entertained for schools or Loarding 10 Ue ip Ginter mab ot AB Wart au, STREGP, suitable for a clothing store or ‘nny : bicck above South ferry. “kent $000 a years UNAM OO8 LET—FOK A TERM OF YEARS, TUE FIVE STORY ‘brick building, No, 8 West sireet eis oxpecialks pas fora flour of provision store, “Inquire on the ried floor, rear re ot bee LET-~A SMALL TWO STORY HOUSE, NEATLY shed, at 132 Wooster street. Inquire on the pre- Apis at ost Tree: TLAs ONY'S Seraira 4 ~o application can be hounes. mies, 0 LET—AT NO, 765 FROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR, & suit of rooms, suitable for a ciao or for basiness Darposen, Arpiy et dr. pene balrdvesser, on the premisea, up ee LET—-BASEMENT OF 61 CHAMBERS SIRHST, <ficess Can be seen wt any tim diately, For paruculars itquire’c: possession given tains GoUnb ei LIOTY, 195 PO TETOTHE STORE IN 7 the rorthwest corner of §; quire i the building, of Anson LET—FOR BUSINESS OB DWELLING “PURPOSES, NBW BUILDING ON if Bud Crosby streets. the first ficor of boue No Stee Sr Broome wrest first of Fevruary. “Apply alte dyeres o beeen RS ean ls ahaa 7 LET—NEAT AND COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS, ON the corner of avenue A acd No. 156 kleveath street, eack “Consinling of a cud Iarge witting room and two bedrooms. Ap- ply on the premizes, 1 180 Rlevents street, Jee LET-A aa oe meee AND FIXTURES 54 FUL veller ike erent, Inquire of L. Warabraugh, ‘0 LET—AT RAVENSWOOD L. f., WITH IMMEDIATR p Plessaat cotisge., Inquire at 93 Chambers ae LET—PART OF A MODERN HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL ‘ov, 209 Wert Thiity-scoond sirect, near ighih av.; + chen, wid range, aud other rosme an desired $90,’ according t room taken; also house cn Kighth avenue, at $150, and another ac $51 as above. you ET—STKAM POWER, 47 BROOME STRRET, ONE door west of Browdway, 'a large basemert and counter cellar, well adapted (or manufacturing purposes. Apply on preratrea, [O,LRTCIN THE SEVENTI WARD, TO A SMALL and resrectab’e family, the upper part ot a newt and 1d» corn dwelling, consist ¢ of ive rooms, sud priv anc.ceilar. Apply at So. 24 Montyomery ot. (PO LET—A STOKE, 1WO BACK ROOMS, FRONT AND Lack basement, aod thid story back room, with gas, counters, stares and shelving: occupied as a coiitecvonery viore. jeu per moat! ‘or further part atJ08 Hudson street, ie Lar cer 0 preg OR UNASE—FOR COUNTING HOUSR OR OF. fices, (hos remises No. 9 Sts’e sireot; posession im: mediately, Inquire of SAMES CRUIKIANK 8 ‘Broad. or H. Moxton, Al Jouncey Lata Wallsiroet? po LET CR, LRASE—SHOP ROOM SUITASLB FOR As Kron ratliug teclory or ober mechanical purposes. so sion tana. df 7, if required, Appiy at sid Weet 2b se NO LET OR LEASE-STORR s15 Tent AVBNUK, A geod otond tor ary goods store or druggist, or any Kind of Duairera The store 1 48 eet deep, wis pactition, Tat quze on wn the premises, ——_—$$$ ________. 10 LET OR LEASE-—T) F WHOLE NovsR, store of house, 214 Teuth avenue, suilanle Pen tassee ard babiog evloon, betng coraished ‘with six bath tuba aad polly el eamplete ‘and rency tor use. | ApDIY to J.B. We LiaMs & SON, realestate agents nndiy Uuctionears, 300 ighth avenue. - oot 10 LFASF-LOTS ON ELEVANTH AVENUE, ing on the Let river. Also, lots ‘onthe mad ghee Fowsteenta mre adjoining, riltable, for 20 er. wone and i yards, BELL P. Pak row, or R. H. Lput OW, at the New y York Hota. A le LEASY—THE CORNER STORE AND SR 388 Broedway, corner of Worth street, COND FLOR eet.) 2 aiad et fgets 8 by Mr. Go eee ‘aters’ my *Georne FF ‘Hotel. : ora Bro avy, oe TS, RENT. A LARGE FIRST CLASS HOUSR, INA large fashionable Ineality near Firth a t fatally oF boarding Y Vouse, wil errand for tires sve 8 Food tenant; rect rossonable; pomession gi Brasey 1 tred. Appilcations from. brokers saints wil not be ‘tained. rane » oe Brea ‘ain tz Apply © DB MOTTE & 5I 10 RENTSIN BROADWAY, CLUB ROOMS, DRILL lodge rooms und siudize; iso a turnished at Port ort Hiebmaed, Staten inland: vith pleasant grounds, gar- ders, fruit trees, grape ators, & KY. itavarwour, 601 Broadway. MU ies WHOLERALE FEFD, FIOUR AND GROOCRRY dealers, &0.—To lease, substantia! stores, in the beighbor- hood of Cana} street and Coline steamsiv pi'r; wil be ready Yor ceenpation by May. | Upon oarly application, might bo aE- ranged especially | also, rooerty, tab eh earelcuee. apply > JAMES PRICE mee nano street, EXPRESSES. ARAN AAAS AAAA A anne — Lange cg i ERRAND AND CARRIER BX. iy, in a pemsoqaance of the inorenso of bi sun have: Ere ater Wes basemont of the spacione mrrole balaing il Pine street, aojoining the now banking house of a. Duncan, ¢] & Co. wher east — tn] oP Ba aay they will henceforth promptness and despatch, nd parcol delivery, wide — = DENTISTRY, WANA rns ALLEN'S PATENT IMPR comin ive important me a i aaa ant, my Reng = cc pete ary: id aad lifell See of the oe wal form snd i aoe of or tie Severe ‘This bas beoutay eneees R. J, Aang tt feature'n 1@ ivventor’s practice. At the Inte trial tt d States Court for the protection of a thpatnt, tt uy torre by Many of the most eminent denusts andjchémista, from ar oe this country and rom never ote pe that oy legree ot perfection Is reached novaretore ndenta orekeanrens arlety of apectmens ‘rie work, Dumerone di Abd tg id a und wil i prev ‘5 Bite t yencnen ene ee cemne on thia subject wi! ne Tarnished rie wn piitet Syadireng DE. J. ‘hunks, No. 90