The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY. 4, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET, Suppay, Fob. 3—6 P. M. The stock market closed yesterday firm at our quotations. The spirited movement realized on the reception of the foreign news became 8 little sub- dued, and operators were content to wait the arri- val of the Arabia’s mails The sales of stocks on Friday and Saturday were unusually heavy, the bulk of which was at prices ranging, on an average, full One per cent above those rreviously current. We have not yet seen the effect of this European intelll gence on outside operators. it cannot be otherwise than favorable. Previous to the arrival of the Arabia there was a growing disposition to hold stocks for the opening of the spring business, Independent of the feeling created by the improving prospects of peace, there was a growing confidence im the future, based entirely upon our looal pros- perity, which would have become, unaided by any foreign influences of a favorable character, sufficiently strong to have given an important up- ward impetus to prices. The probabilities of peace will do much towards strengthening and consolidat- ing this speculative spirit, and give it activity atan earlier day. Our domestic finances are in sucha healthy condition, and trade is likely to be so remn- nerating, thatthe means for temporary or perma- nent investment in the prominent stock securities of the day are at present abundant, and likely to in- crease with great rapidity. There must be, before ‘tke expiration of another six months, a vast accu- mulation of capital in the hands of the commercial claases. A portion of this capital will be, for atime, employed in stock speculation, and a portion will be placed in the best class of securities for investment. We have not looked for a very active movement in the market for some weeks, but if future arri- vals from Evrope confirm the advices just re- ceived, and the probabilities of peace become stronger, activity may be realized much sooner, and prices expand more rapidly than we have anticipat- ed. The fature is full of promise and, we hope, of peace. The exportation of specie continues limited. Since the active exportation ceased last year we have added several millions to our domestic supply. ‘Saurmans OF SPEcis FROM THE PoRT OY sa! Yor. Ship Samuel Russell, American gold.. . $1 Sebr. J. Tinker, Trini idad, dou»loons. . a ee, Liverpool, Maxican silver. English do... 970 00 Total for the week... eevee o1$37,601 60 | Previously reported. . 104,834 50 Webel WN se a oy Sosa «+ $142,596 00 ‘The articles of association of the Park Bank will be at the City Bank on the 5th and 6th inst., for the signatures of subscribers to the capital stock. Sub- scription books will be at the same place at the same time. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, the 4th inst., at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Some valuable railroad stocks will be offered. The Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company gives notice that on and after the first of March the new consolidated sinking fand bonds of 1855 will be issued at par in exchange for any of the bonds heretofore issued by the Michi- gan Southern and the Northern Indiana Railroad. The gross earnings of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company, during the fiscal year ending December 21, 1855, amounted to.. Danloed 630 22 Total Increase in 1866, equal to 20 per cent... $437,318 31 In a circular issued from the office of the com. pany, dated January 15, 1856, we find the following information relative to the present and prospective operations of the road:— The fcllowing ts s statement of the income account since last report, vit — rg “31 To operating expats, six months, $789,154 92 “ Interest on bonds ner 203,261 67 79.526 39 40,000 00 204,130 00 170,344 65 1866. $1,486,417 63 July 1. By balance, per report of this date. ‘$87,785 46 Gs ae 6 mos. to Slet Dee. viz: Pasvet + +++ -8864,317 23 Freight and miaceli.- neous . 513,388 10 Mail... 20,926 78 1,396,682 17 1856. $1,486,417 63 Jan. 15. By, Dal Palance to credit income sc- $170,344 ~ ‘The Company mous expended during the past year, rails, chain; tplken, &e., in the re'sying of the tain of the road, the sua of $61.356 79, which has been charged to the operat ne, & part on the first half and part ton the lnot Laltof the yous, A dividend of five per cent was paid in July last, and a like divicend is pafable January 15th. From the year’s earnings, over the expenses, interest, dividends, and the se=:1-auual contrioution of $10,000 to ‘the rinxing furd, there remained (a9 appears trom the ipeome sccount above). & surplus of $170,344 65, esti- mating ibe read, appurtenances and steamers at cost. ‘The road and fix: have bern w: ll main sained, and are now in gocd order. w thae glcenrane have ‘Gupeees ea; and to meet their reduced valae the board decided to appro- priate this surplus, cousidering it the proper course to maintain ihe in‘egrity of ‘he property. The commissiorers of the iuking fund hold forty-five of the bonds in whica the fund is first to be investe), = they have purchased. The construction stock will hereafter be enti‘led to the same dividends as the other stock of the company, and it may at any time be exchanged by a surrender of the cer- tificates held therefor. It bas long been deemed & matter of much interest to this os that @ railroad should be construc'ed be- tween Toleco and Detroi', but, until the last session of the Legislature of Michigan no su:bority could be ob- ‘tained from that State to authorize it. ‘The ocbarter of tois a im the State of Ohio au- thorizes the con*truction of so mach ot that road as isio that Sta'e. The right of way for fourteen miles further, Deing from the Ohio line to Monroe. was obtained nearly two years « —_ has been pwid for. At the same time the He was procared » contrast was made by cour tl North n Indiana Railroad Company for the construction of this fourteen miles of road, oe everythi ot sed rails, chairs and spi 3) inc'udiog gl tm 1, was to de furnished and per- by the contractor for $7,000 « mile. solidation this, with o'her obligations, ‘This fourteen miles is but « fair average to Detroit. It 6 known that we are construct ‘ng what is called the Goshen Air Line, which wil, when completed. be the main line of the road from Chicago to Toledo. We shall then have the present road from Elkhart (the polat of intersection of the Eastern line) east to Monroe, a dis- tance cf 144 miles, io order, and to be intained and operated, but having an eastern terminus at Monroe, Iimited {n ita buriness, and of lictie promise for the foture. By a practical éxtonsion of this road about 36 milea from en we reach Detroit, where there is a and increasing busiuess.” This extension ix the of the Toledo and Uetroit Railroad aad part mnetonrs assumed by the Northern 1, By cur con- as assumed. tue whole line to Monroe of 242 miles, to which add the distance to De troit, and we then bave the shortest railroad line be. tween Detrots snd Pascage. kde fost may show too res. road #9 lor i aie " mach of the of our directors have subdecri! $200,000, for the sole benefit of form @ majority of the direction end they intend ‘The of new se tua Wo tehore iteelf, without ‘There is now no wide of Lake Erie and Detroit and the Under tne oonvie-ion that the to the leave no q ee oe to lease the road, when we pee som} pe interest of 8 cent upon the ful pad Plated as 8 of car rad od prance ae clear, we but it will probation of teeahnetiers of tals cease are: There is no doubt but that the constraction of a failroad between Detroit and Toledo would be at- tended with all the: enumerated, and that the through travel on the Southern woald ea. We are opposed to the Michigan Southern Com- pany lensing amy branch road, and guarantecing eight per cent per annum on its cost. We do not like to see the directors in a railroad company en- tering into s contract in their individual capacity, to build a line, and then turning round andin their official capacity leasing it from or to themselves at ahigh rate per annum. It does not look well, and it is not right; bat if the road cannot be built in any other way, it may be best to quietly submit to the plan proposed, for 1ta immediate completion is of the utmost importance. When this connecting link is finished, the distance between Detroit and Chicago will be 7 miles less, via the Michigan Soath- ern road, and the line between these points ab-ut one hour shorter than by the Michigan Central line. This will secure all the through Western travel that may desire to take the Suspension Bridge route, and ‘add largely to the income of the Southern line. We agree, perfectly, with the management in all they say of the importance of this new line, and trust its construction will not long be delayed, even upon the plan proposed, if one more just and equitable can- not be agreed upon. It is estimated that the com- pletion of the Goshen line and the connection with Detroit will add one million of dollars, the first year, to the gross earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company. We have no doubt but that the first year after these lines are completed, the Michi" gan Southern Company will earn four million of dollars. The Goshen, or direct line, so shortens ard straightens the distance between Toledo and Chi- cago, that it must be the great highway, both for passengers and freight, between the southern end of Lake Michigan and the western end of Lake Erie. Nothing can compete with a route so level and so direct, and the stockholders are looking forward with a good deal of interest to the opening of that connection. The State Treasurer of New Jersey reports that the receipts of the treasury for the year 1855 were $221,- 263 61. The disbursements were: ordinary, $123,- 021 27; extraordinary, $95,119 06; total, $221,140 32, leaving a balance in the treasury of $113 20. A spe- cial loan of $30,000 has been made during the year, which, together with the loans of 1846 and 1852, makes the indebtedness of the State $95,000. The State holds available assets amounting to $252,112 12, The receipts of the treasury for 1856 are estimated at $171,736 60. The receipts of the school fund were $71,701 12, and the disbursements $70,333 25. The school fund invested is $412,150 08, being an increase of $10,845 75, as compared with the pre- vious year. The operations of the United States Mint in Philadelphia for the month of January, 1856, were as follows:— Gold deposits. $365,000 Silver do. + 102,816 Total...... ro _. $487,816 Gold coinage, doudie eagle $1,382)540 Shiver coinage, dollars. + "98,000 Do, quarter: * 100;008 Copper coinage, cents... ‘912 RMCAPITULATI Gold... 69,127 pieces, $1,982,540 00 Silver. 2428;000 128,000 00 Copper. 91,140 « "oll 40 Total.......eeeeees++0-68B,267 $1,511,451 40 The Mint resumed operations on the 12th Janu- ary, 1855, The alterations and repairs are not yet complete, but the operations of melting and coining are carried on. The value of merchandise exported from this port during the week ending and including Fridey, February 1, 1866, was. $1,335,545 Value of specie, 37,501 Total exportation........ $1,379,046 The importations in the same time were as follows :— General merchandise, $1,147,149 Dry goods,..........+ 18,600,585 — 8,647,794 Excess of umports over exports,........... $2,274,688 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the rear to Senuery 31:— ¥ 1855. 1856. Increase, Decrease, — 117,817 938,598 = — 22,679 874,727 es — 148,342 46,699 264/695 427,713 2,706,788 4,266,660 Net increase to January 31, 1856. This is the most active season of the year for im- ports, and the most inactive for exports. Foreign manufactures for the spring trade generally arrive during January and February. The suspension of internal navigation, and the obstructions usually ex- perienced in the middle of the winter to outside navigation, serve to limit shipping operations and keep down the export trade. This season we h:ve had more difficulties to contend against than usual, but we trust they will soon disappear. As the sec- son advances and the weather becomes milder, our railroads will operate more regularly, and our re- ceipts of produce from the interior be in greater volume. 1000 Tenn 6's 160 0, 4060 City 578 70... $000 Him Ist mtg be 1000 Erie Be '76 ex in 1000 H B 2a mg ba.c 1009 HR 3d mtg bis 20000 Li CRR 8 priv 2000 TH & A 2d m ba 20 chs Bk N Amesica = 100 Canton Co...... 200 . 310 Cumb Coal 200 do. 300 do 200 do WON Y Cen 50 do $0000 Virginia 6” 5000 Tl C RR be. 50 aba Cum Coal i Jot 10 Civ, C Wen: 200 Faie RR 3600 — were Sot hos Fv nsnee peTUFs.—Flour—The market notleed, but at the close witha eaging the current reduction in prices. The tran- bbls, common to extre State at $7 15. $8; Western mixed, tance j extra Genesee tanged was dull and |; sales of small lots wnat oo a $12; 8 Southern noid to thea tent of about 600 bbls, at $8 50 cholee, and $8 873 a $10'25 for or fey and ex cog Rye flour and cor! Shan ag , and salen were unin. pata Wheat—Tce market was about 4c. a 60. lower; here was some milling demand for Play wets at lower ‘about 2,000 bushels Canadian a white ot § at 2 and from 2. a 4c. lower; the aalog 3s 8 4,000 bushels, includir aa lersey at '80e., Southern Bbc. yellow and white. with olf Western, set, at Bet a 800. “Rye was scarce, and about 6,000 bushels wore sold at $1900 $1 Ft. Barley was inactive at $1 184 $1 26. Onte ruled dull, at Ae. ® 450. for pad Jersey, 446. @ 460. for State, and 470. @ 490, for a and at fall sa'en embraced bout 6,000 25, bage of Teratiiys 114(¢., with some mall lots of prime quailty at 12c.; 100 ¢o, Maracaibo at 11}c. & 12¢., and 200 mata Java at Mice. « 1Age. @ wales embraced from 2,500 & 3,000 ba’ ‘The market closed firm at the previous advance. Farit.—About 260 boxes bach raisins wer sold at Saturpay, Feb, 2-6P. M. anohanged. Corn was heay: confined to 3, new yellow and Southern $2 8735. Halves and quarters were about in proportion, ga phere « The market was steady for shipping lots at $1 12, yey H.NIOOL SY, retail. wea 25 per 100 Ibe Lestemn.. —The atock continued light and the maket Sa advance uite firm. and in descrip'ions ® small ad q ‘ some ES oat nee goo += 00 et was quiet pricee nominal, af $1 fe 4 $1 32 tor lump. rece, a 4, 200 bois. New Orleans were male my 440 460. Storms—Spirits were steady, with sales «f 150 vue ‘st 48] c. eaab, and 200 bbls, were sold in the aft»- vag Gesaten, tom Gawbers, in shipping order, at c. ¢1 Ou—Linseed was unsettled by the foreign news, aad dealers were waiting the recetpt of the ‘Arevla’s Te letters defore offering odo much, Crude ig pri firm Pnad quiet. Crude sperm was unchi store, was $2 Cb, Navural and Mood ai 32°10. 0. Lard was du'l at 98c.a$1. Sales of 400 baskets sweet oi! were mace at $4 86 for pints, and $3 Py woat ap Provisiont—Pork, the turn of the market free par chasers. The rales embraced 400 a be od mess at $16 1235 a oe'si0 25, and prime at $14 Beet was heavy ‘and tended to lower prices; and Beef hams were nominal at site $15, worthy ot notice. Bacon was firm, made ee arie, atp.t ‘cuts ‘meats were alia Cond Sales of 200 tierces 5! ‘were made at 7 a Tie. and bems at old prices, Lard was inact sales of about 200 a 250 bbls. were made at 105;c, m 11c., the lat- ter figure for prime. Batter was dalt at 18c. a 22%e. for Ohio, and 24c. a ‘am for State. Cheese was im Airde mand at 90. 8 10: Rics.—Sales of 16 casks were made at 43(c. for com- mon, and S¢.a 5}¢. for good to prime. SPiCHS.—Sales of 1,000 Iba. No. 1 nutmegs were made at 87 %c. a 90C. Svoars.—The market was firm; sa'es of 150 a 200 hhds. New Orleans aod ¢ Cuda at uncharged prions, ‘and 300 from an Eastern hhds. Soparee, Fe refining, to come nt. a ioe —Sales of 200 8 300 bbls. Obio and prison at She. a 350. In the city and pepe the 26th day of denna fe thet his spent See boys, 04 To ada, Sis" egbildzen, 22! ales, toa; females, 173; colored perio, T Fracture of log by a boat 1 Fracture of skull. . Heart, disease of... Bleecing oa navel Bowel-, disease of. Bronchi . Cancer of Carcer of intestines. Cancer of stomach. Cancer of womb. Killed or murdered, strangulation. Liver, disease of. Lockjaw, in‘antil Maram infantile. eit settiannink Ousheetion of the heart. Parturition, difficult, Raptare of ‘bowelt aaa lee’ ing.. sera \pox. . cones. of brain. Sof:euing of spinal cord. JAS of... Uloeration of bowels. Ulceration of throat, .. Unknown... .cceeacseee RECAPITULATION—DISRASES CLASSED, +2 Sullborn ‘and premature 1 1 32, 1 1 1 1 1 30 to 40 years, 40 to 50 years. 28 80 to 60 years.......:.. 10 60 to 70 years. ef Spt 90 to 100 years. Mae | aia roars ciceei Coen B BLIC INSTITUTIONS, 1 House of Refuge... 6 Lunatic Asylum Bik 5 Ward's al. Emig’t Hosp..17 Meee ae GEURGE W. MORTON, Cily inapector. City Inspector’s Office, New York, Feb. 2, 1856. "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, BINANCIAL. $99,000 ait i eae as paid transactions ree & EOSTR be Onbere Caneel, nar $557.00 Fulusole proverts, basement office, pretapt and couSdeciiaL —No business transacted on Saturday. $150. 00 be INVEST IN MORTGAGES ON NEW TO Sua WATOSES, BremONDS, jewelry, segars, and every description of or bought for cash, by JOS. BE. ISA AC, Chambers street, from 9 tii 6. Busine.« ‘Old gold and silver bought, N. 5. fork and Hrookiyn miyn property, in any surn required, provided BH part of in superto. Watches and jewelry, at whol Dries, ‘or in rea) esiate Merchandize to exchange for te. een ose TOT TEA, 109 Nassau stroot, $2. 000. $3,000 OR $4000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND 5 + mortgage on unencumbered real estate in this Aadress B. W., Id Avene olty. cfllce. 15 WANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR WHICH $ recurity will be given on furniture insured for $500; a liberal vremium wili be paid for same. Address Gash; Herald office. NY AMOUNT OF MONKY TO LOAN ON SHORT +4 terms, on diamonds, watches, rich jewelry, plate, valuable personal pi operty, or purchased for caxh prices. OOD, by Fuiton strest, second floor, front room, from § A. M. to 4 P: M. A Sew valuable oll paintings to be sold a a bargain or ex: changed for merchandise. Divipesp— —OFFICR OF THE OCEAN STEAM NAVI. gation Company, New York, Jan. 7, 1866.—The Board of Directors of thia company have this day declared ® semi-an nual dividend of five per cet payavle Jo tee Im ot February. ‘The tranefer books will be closed trom the 15th Fob. 4. C.K. ANDERSON. ir Necretary. OREY TO LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATOAES, JEW- Sry, pianos, dry goods, segars, and every description of Favuable Property, of Bought fog Stocks notes, mort- oo: &c., negotiated. ¥. MAYER SA Brosdway, room No. eecond A story. 0 (TERSONS amex MONEY. NEW OFFIO' 4 ore ericans,) No. jeton’s Bi a Broadway Treonar atret. Tiny cxapanh ch itoe © SALES AT AUCTION. ange te day, i ascot Se te ths Marchesa B00 toh acs 1,000 3,000 Columbus ap: 1,000 @ shares Mi 100 20 Sixth A 10 225 Second 10 10 Camden ~. 10N 100 445 Toleao Nurser: CI 20 Contin 100 iplavax 5 i bo 50 100 - ‘The a to the haser. Ta farey 7. Uke oe uieoca Barker, No. 4 Broad street, N Uae Hin Ay. saper 10) er ABO sal loon pesre’ leant cae corne! TCOL AY on re it a BE aa be taken ‘or tall arctars b enlpte: eaent” a ‘NCOuAY, uctioneer, No. 4 Broad (ANTONE 3. BLEECKER, . AUCTIONKER eTAvAnn property on Kast Twent “anthony J. Bb ‘will sel) at auction, on omentay. Li Sd tes a 1 o'clock, at the Sherchanta " Iixchange, the ‘tory ment houses kpown mere 116 and anid Lee items 3 de} Bireet op tne worth sid ‘Third avenue. <n >s are each 25 feet vertoH NOTICE—CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. y JS. H BARTLETT, ouc'ioneer, Tueeday, Feb. 5, At J0 elock. at 281 Pearl street, peremptory sale of ell kin: of W, U. blue and common ware, oul prost and. Boberniaa giass. ‘china, silver. plated ware, clothing, Ac. Also, the stock ofa dealer.’ Catalogues now ready. UOrION NOTICE.—JOHN 8. BETTS, SURO NEES damaged wheat and corn.—GERARD & on Monday, Febr na at'T ovo ock, at the stores Now 4 atianiic dock, Brooklyn, and on beard oe the same sores, under the inspection of ‘ardens of the port, for account of whom it may concern, Whest— 18,000 Daa Is wheat. Corn—13,000 busbels corn da. maged on above UCTION NOTICE HW, WILSON, AUCTIONRER, WILL. sell, this day, Monday, at 1039 o'clock. a: 76 Fi bteet, west of Broadway, ail the furniture ny private house, consisting in part of one iaboratoly carved rosewood parlor suite, covered in rich satin Bruseln tivee ply aod ingrain carpets; rosewood centre, sde and sola tan es, marble tops; rosewood and mah: mahogany ilies, dethian bevsiesda, pure balr maitresses, paliiasses, rosewood marble (cp bureaus acd washetands, elegeres, mirrors front nd buck: Also, oil paintings large gilt French plate oval mirrors, silver plated ware, cutiery, &c.; a! cos'ly rose- wood ball sand. Wveposit required. A’ lease of the houso lo 1800 can be had, AUGTION NOTICE.-J, BOGART, AUCTIONESR. BY Hogart, this day. at 10 o'clock, ‘a ‘auction rooma, corner Fravkfort and William streete-Constables salo—Large lat ot ready made clothing, conaisting of clovh and cassimere antaloons, di ess and over Boog Baty mead &e.; also, 8 pale men’s shoes. bors’ haus, Burnt Goods RICHARD D. Mal SHALL, Constable, LCTIUN NOTICE —F. naar AUCTIONEER, BY ogart—Constable’s sale lock, at Socoa reseas— Groceries, conto gros, care stock A nupare, chests texs’ four, slarch, ston; . 601 roots, pale.» cates acd welghin, lot ¥e 9s herrings, fish, vegetables, showease; ‘and also, Aya at 3 seats MrceL the Uxtaren of the siore,” JAMES GLASS: Constable, UCTION NOTICE THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER,—BY BrLL & BUSH. Tae rooms, }2 North eo aa S 1028 O'clock, in the sales- ge asscriment of good second hand aul deperitlny alto stoves, Bareaus, chars, tables: bedateaar, bers, Dedding. maiirenses, room chairs, counting "house desks, wardrodes, sofa beds. sient eae pate, aunty et ‘&c. Tuesday will be Cloeed Without reserve tbe balance of fine boots, shoes, alters, ke , and a large Jot of dry goods, hosiery and furnish ag articles.” UCTION SALE-OF BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture.—H. T, LEEDS & OO. wi'l sell, eee Feb- Tuary 4, at 10H, O0lock, ‘tthe residence’ No. 404 Bcoome street, all the furniture, consisting, in part, of 0:6 rosewood seven octavo pianotorie, two suites of parlor y farekare, i brocatel; rose rood side, centre and tancy tables; twenty bair mattresses; rosewood bureaus, bedsteads, wasa- Stance; mahogany and walnut do ; large piér and oval eines; mabogapy vedsteaca, sta pra Lg seat mand obairs, music dot etegeres, with looking po ey em fropta; covered etegeres, do.; large rose’ case, do. Morary, brocatel ‘and lave caren, reuct 8 Tier rosewood marble top hat staur, feather beds, a Yasses, Jarge paintings, amsil French ch palm f two eet ‘exter sion tables; velvet Speier 208. enrfend rugs; silver plated knives, fo kv, baskets. auger pe Pearle common cutiers; clocks, hanasome vase, ct ercekery of all Tings, glans ware, with » general A eamteeet Of furniture ‘of all bic inds; chamber furniture. Sale positive, without reserves ¥ HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER TUESDAY, Feb. 5, at half past ten o'clock, on the premises, Nos. 10, and 12 Fuiton atreet, opposiie Fulton maréet. Hotel and ‘dtuing esioon for’ tale—Lease, fixtures, furniture, stock aad {good wil oc the well known di known ‘for many Fears as Gould's dining sa.oous, sear Fulton ferry, anid oppo- tite Fulton it Weontaing ove hundred lo 3, three je very large barroom. 3 house ts prosperous and succassfal business. Re- celpts $000 par day.” It it cow olfered at private sale or er: change; 2 ifnotwold prior tthe Shot February, it will ively be sold at public auction on, the, premised ‘on that ‘aay. has four years to run from May 1, 1856. Terms of peymentenry. (40 Appir oa te remises, OF (oH. H LREDS & No. 19 ly, from 10 A.M. iol P.M. ¥ ORDER OF THE SHERIFF.EDWARD SCHENCK, avetioneer “EDWARD SCHENCK will sell at au 0 Monday, ath inst.» at 1034 o'clock, at hie M ‘Wail street, @ magnificent Sssortment removed for convenience of sae, consisting in carved rotewood suits, ta breca’el; do, iw bai eloth; mano ary do.; oak chamber suite, of the latest styie; mahogany French bedeteada, bureaus, washstands, with marble tops da, centre side and sola tables, witn do. ; elegant carved rosewood wardrotes, tedsteads bureaus, with marble tops; do. wash- stands, reception, easy and Vol'aire chairs, in brooatel and Pisin doth; alco, two magnlicent French plate man'lo gasses, roby ee. prams; also, ina Peg aon wa ture is por, ‘on vie can be examined. tie positive. By order of F. L. V! LIE, Deputy Sherif. NROCKERY AND GLASS.—J. J. WALDRON, AUO. foneer HENRY G-EVANS, 98 Poarl nucet will so on Tuerdav, February 5, at 10% o'clock, a large assortment ot White grantie ‘and common ware. French chins, assorced, glass are, logues now ready. well pe for shipping. D. NASH, AUCTIONRBER, 298 RROADWAY.—WORT. '* gage sale of sireet sweeping machines, on Monday, Feb. 15, a io Kighteenth steect, between Seventh a: Klahth avenues, consisting of 1) pairs wheels, 26 carts, 27 ma- chine carts, 17 sweeping machines, 3 water carts, 28 cart boxes, 14 cart voxcovers, 42 seta cart col/ars, a lot of shovels and t rks, 4 bridles, 1 lot of blacksmith tools, consisting of ‘anvils, PShioeer oka and dies, vices and benches, drilling machines, portable forge, lage quanilty of old fron, BUGERE BFRANKLIN, AUCHIONERR.—T0 BE SOLD y FRANKLIN & NICHOLS. at thelr store 79 Nassau ieee "a Fridey, February 8, at 10}4 o'clock, on4 «hi» chrono- meter, for the estate of Conrad J jorean, dec A, SMITH, Administrator, COLTON, AUCTIONFER.—CONTINUATION SALE + at Clinton Hote’, This day, Monday February 4, at 1! 9 clock, at the Clinton Hotei, cominencing with tha clang rood furniture, comprising @ very large assortment of china aud glues vare sliver plated ware, rich casters and cutlery, six matorany dining and extension'tables; 100 arm diulag chalrs tn cak; several very large size oll painiings, very valuasle Also, all the office nod aliting ‘room furniture, “Aiso, I tins Will permit all the balanoe uf unsold furnicare, comprising shout £00 lols, Also, al copper furniture, laundry farni tue, &e.,, dc.” Also, about 150 tons of coal ef Seana ORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—FURNITURR (F superior quality, ard in large variety, on Tuesday, 2 00 ck, at 100 roadway Including par.or suits, chain oer and Ma] Toom, Ac.; bedsteads, buresus, washatands, ward- robes, hall tends, cebtve, side ‘and. sofa tables; library book- cases, lounges, chairs, rockers, mattresses, palliasaes, Ac, Please examine previous to sale. }BOCERIES, SLBIGH DELLS, BEG Ai = LIQUOFs, erm candies, soap—Tuesday, Feb §, at 1 dy Oelock Mtb] Dey stfeet, corner, of Treen wich Outmapas Te, indigo teas, coffees, rice, starch, figs, prun¢ et a it aap tear pe xen, ac, W. Auctoneec, a dread wih. uctionees, 57 7 otreal, cornet A, SCAXEAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELt, PATS DAY, at o'clock, at 98 F araiture of * mali fomy feaving too chy, on ona ton Chairs, bureaus, bedsteads, chairs, eota, looking glasmse, do “VOVESTER _ BTOV! ae GENTE te riscbold furniture, velvet ta Pear re _ lero nue "hie OBS). at >, 73 ean near Fourteeu'h creek “UVEST EE STOVER 2% "£00. will el ho ie H Teoty at eaty raiee on dlomonds, watches’ jomaine: ade 2 § jewel . e ables Advani dentist Me for ladies; Tivitiies Ret Grecian Bu . beeping, ‘ae satin ore mene ivecl petoae e ness confidenial. Merchants acd manu’acturers accomir + | French brocatel, 1y do. do, in hairclous, superior rose- dated to any amount, TRVINS & OU gy Wiod, elegere, French sesroiarie, corner wanda, manic do, marble top cen' nich lace window cur: aiD8, mantel tin WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4c, mana, Feensk por fe Prone pA ples omen ne MLIFORNIA DIAMONDS, BQUAL 70 THE Rear, | init tapestry, useels and ingra ye top Ween ee aie $5; singio | and wanounas sais, az a cottage and otber a fygtt some, Indies’ | Chisirs, ebtne iFrors, < Any ioe aber icin by suai, fh by ou | Diillates, feather, beds, j dintog room a furnttare, jth a ‘an Br joudway. ing ¥ AND BIAMONDS * VERY Low — ast eighteen yours in -usiness ie Wel P| tions of fine gold, J q eae ne gold. diamond, and al retall, at much lesa 00 to each. | 4 tach. | nat + Oe | sea ete Oo. GronaK C ou MeN | Of watchen and jewelry, wholesate and rota, ‘Mot Wan | second floor, near Broadway, ap stairs. Wrens WAT WHOLESALE PRIORS —aOLD “AND Iver watches, ‘desorption, less tha ve tore in the ctty. ‘Bayern of good warohos wound da eat ee | enti before purchasing elsewhere, Every article marked in exension hang ihe § a, ot bookoase, acm cl ra, toa, tah ro a, lene vary or fable tepalery, niver plat nt er “saggy 84 bee ae, ile pons i rain ¢ oF ine. $$$ See BALE 1 oF piaogre HOUSEHOLD FUR. niture—A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctoneer, 23‘ Howery will sell on Tceday Feb, 6, at 1034 o'clock, 1 rove F Case, t Foagwood Batons. 3 Fe 8 aes oak char er fat Ym ‘mahogany cycentr ales ‘od oh gaan ot 1 ae fn } clocks ‘Hy ordet of the Sheri a" (Tuomas vErron, Avorn ONEKR= TORR 16 SPRUCE | 4,at Worctock, “at the foot. ot Pony lath rset aT eee consteting of a large qonaty Of ons Pe b x ee: ae 1E, Deputy Sheriff, TULAAM Ziarmian, pvonionren ae Wit Sou. office 80" Broad street, Toomey Fer, Sat B enue ‘at the Mercbanta! in. tin atrecte, the (wo fix sory dina” nnd val rrourd on the corner of Btantcy and Olinton streets ior sf feet, One ae’ af on Clmton street and ‘and the other on ‘are separated b: ‘The property will ‘command & rent eee it ta RESTAURANTS. a ’ Lag 4 amass bo MANHATTAN HOUSE B von 2 ae power e pores. Aouston and Stan a aden plain figures inthe windows La & J. J ADONS. importa wavIes, 17 Brondway, eas Stanton Sh ben es balls, IT arent fant, dl er. toner, wh find ting enabi nie dew able place to taki e retreshiments Priva’ te entrance to the ‘oppe: roomy, GhOROE WwW. Dean’ Propr etor, TAT inwuitn plehed, two large partors Founs are moving on pa bye 19 BROOME Able room, with (mo end his w ‘rooms and pariors, clocets and bedrooms atacheo, STREET.— rooms, front, Spanish apokea'by ibe }OADW AY. OPPOSIT: ASTOR PLACE.—RO PLACE. —ROOMS let witbout board. Gas, ‘ssf of May. Al farniahed. Also, These and nari ew Carougnou ‘No to two, without STREET.—TO LET, A VERY poerors. between SS Sa STRKET. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIF! or one or two he sooummodated ny with rooma, mee. ci boars, ‘nap aprivate tamily; desirable location, ity Vashiogton square and r exchanged. Apply ss 146 (WAYERERY PLAOF —Two LARGE ROO! B. well furnished, and ith gas, ith 1 Re. seer be kel oe 130 lex 73 wes Teen single rooma for gen' pg ee torn 6. by immediate References 7 ry Eat lor 6 man and wife; tlemen, and tw two 0 single rooms. WIDOW L LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, OCCUPYING 1, clo.e to Fulton An or. wrilhot Address: BF ROOM J AND BEDROOM To arin A PRIVATE yleasant and 8T BROADWAY.— on third age nicely house in Brookl FRANKLIN Sees, pa wey oF VARICK — A neatly furrished Lee for the lad; Oan be had sppleeteas, it room bedroom and floor, i bar to rhe two gentlemen; breakfast serv required. Also, si and ‘all neatly | furnished. inquire as ee epee reeks or Gul"or partial board. Dinaer at © Serer: y only. bab dey E FOUR DUORS WEST OF a pari bout canbe ouained, suhasle for agi’ ge ‘peat: iTY-THIBD gti NEAR ha pied jleasan' suites of rooms, oe on the secon? oor, men. on vers savea ‘tna, pees ‘de. La- convenient’ */ ‘A line of stages pass the door. FRANKLIN gTRERT, VIRGT HOUSE WEST OF Broadway. Ries a Se tae pan- Ne rooms, turnisbed, siitable for a gentle- BOARD.—ON + FRONT PAR e room on fourth floor, for two gen Wall street with «large room. Fiease rae Her street, corner of Orange Pn i bch a FAMILY, H HAVING MORE ROOM THAN part ih alecet wou d'let two well furnished singe gentlemen; terms moderate. family. Inquire at 42 University rooms, with Pict hey FB | boa. gece BOOMS TO LET, WITH it to required CA one or two \tlemer . with all the seb “4 ler improve- mod cara and atages No. 71 West Four- ten th street, frat boure, weat of Sixth avenue. LIST OF TAE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES HAVING vacancies for boarders cen ve had. gratuliously, wit Particulars as to rome, prices, clning hours, £6 » at the ers’ Bx quested to a Fi With e. Strangers, cit call at No. ‘one or two bi S private house slp; few doors weat Appletou's ra Build . 346 Broadway wee Grit, SMITH & Laren Ve AROS TO LEr— seekers aro co cs to one or two single ‘with ail tbe tao gle room, with grate and ges. Apply a: 96 ot Broadway. lero improve OARD.—A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS, wits board, may be secured by ppayem app! at L0G "The houses are desirably lo- Seedrees are teeend eta entice te ta, 0, te are turn) ern ro vement ce : Heferences exchanged. requisite for first class residences. OARD.- A frmen, can hay AND lage OB TWO OR 70 | e room, rtial with or without board; aiso a at 108 Grand street, first Dock west of Broadway, bo comfortable attic, with stove, ‘suitable for oneor two Persons, Paz; abome, in a ew fa: the hot comoda\ bedroom, with gi other boarders in OARD. accommodations 6 rooms for one. fs gentlemen, SINGLE Respectal general com! OARD, Tooms, in suites or single, may be of the vecond AT 2% board, The whole All modern n_ improvements, and first 1 DOWN TOWN.—-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE odated with board at 172 Duane street, near Hui- son, opposite Luane park. oc howd axe Good references ics wishing —A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OAN BE AC- ted with the best of ea ‘Apply at 90 Franklin s'reet, nes Browli>y. furnished front &c ,and all the com: without children, and 1.0 are requit GENTLEMEN WILL FIND GOOD 83 Forsyth street, near Walker; two two large rooms for two or three mechanics able quarters, will yi’ do weil to call. A stove on comfort- door for NINTH STRENT.—FINE ba heb tat as dvove, with floor may now bo be had together. class hi OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR Lede SINGLE gentlemen caa be accommodated with partia: ine without Location good. ‘Ton minuies’ private fami waik from ton ferry. address 176 Adams street, OARD IN BROOKLYN.-TWO OR THRRE SINOLE gentlemen or a married couple can find ae in from ton street, ‘avery desirable 1d sccomm >: joestion, ‘uly four minutes’ walk Fulton ferry. Apply at 4d High street, near Washing- \OARD WANTED—BY A y weber inere arate AND HIB et Lal Jn a airiclly private family, where ‘een’ Broadwa: few or no other Sixth avenue, boarders. Location bi aaaeetont ‘of Fourteenth street. Address L, O. M., Herald OARD cr no Boarder WANTED—BY A et, and not more wen end ‘Foquired. ~ office. GENTLEMAN, IN A RE- two blocks: le private (Protestant) family, where there arefew rs; cotefortable room, with Grate; locks from Broadway. "Address, stating location below ROaRD WANTED eng cms eat gh TWO GEN. nire two unfurnished and their wives; would req private Gantiy; fall ‘bourd for ladies, temen; no' a ‘terms, which must be moderate, F. further up town DI tor gen- Bleecker sireot. Address, . & D,, Herald of begets .—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with pleasant single rooms, pasty furnished, at 27 North Moore sireet, Baths in the hor OARDING.~TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN OF respectabiiit cong aol Kast Bi nged. Ni jo m can be accommodated with board and pring at May. if applied for soon. References OARDING, 19 UNION end single. Dieasantly situated, with all niences. Apply a8 conve- SQUARR. —ROOMS, IN suirs i necessary 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN OOURT STREET, poe Brockt; ‘would be be Fulton nient tt Galva, Herald office, on on or fer aired. jtuation is also wien ‘References eshangoa- m, {0 single gentlemen, without board, of ape if! The cars froma eonve- eas URNISHED ROOM. WITH PARTIAL BOARD, WANT- do a private French family, by a slogie genileman. Ad- dries 8. H.C. » Herald office, staung terms, ac, ANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO Stx. jaye oes without board, if a first class house with reference required. Apply le alithe mo at 126 6 Croeby street, oppoaite N Niblo’s theatre, oom 1 jern improvements, 10 LET, With Croton water, suitable for a 107 West Twelfth street, References exchanged. Sil DA L, OAR bedroom, on third floor. well furnished, pileman aud wife. —— ARGH FRONT witt gas aut Apvly at ween Fifth aud Sixth aveaies, wd MAY OBTAIN PLEASAIT rooms snd board, by aoplying at 234 Henry st . next tot @ Brookiyn, Heference required. corner of Amity = LET—A SUIT OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, “VERY desirab ¢ for a ger'i-man and wite nguire at &6 Fourth avenue. Tatty fa Private, ané terms mocerate. 87 St ce req who with a quiet resi- ‘—WITH OR Y WITHOUT PARTI AL BOARD, ONE furnisbed atic chamber, frith two beds ae ‘a grate, suitable for two friends; aleo, one single ark’ plase. ANTEDOBY A GENTLEMAN, TWO LADIES, NURSE and child. unfurnisbed ‘rooms fo. ‘ly, or where there are jens ees ¢ ier in Brooklyn ar Jersey City, or below Twentieth rest dew York. Terma must be modersie, ith boas 8., room 261 Astor House, for two days, NTED ~1 BY A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, rd, in'a private near the ierries, Please address A. A R0M in a private family, with breakfast ae tea, yh for French Tewons, Best of references, iirees bo ., Herald office, 609 this a, to qualify Mhlaton, York. INSTRUCTION. Biven. BROADWAY. —BOOKKEEPING, - arithmetic —Mr. DOLBLAR for cheap claes and private lessone, and C4 in EP geese and businessiike mani is the largest commercin| institution in New recelve new Pupils Address L. WRITING, auarantees ner for any $10 8 office, 773 Br 59 o'o'ock P.M. irc ONLY FOR OORICRETING AND WRITI a Be aj te a 1 min faeere a ae Immediately, tar and composition, the Frones, Spanish and gusges. ) GREAT REDUCTION. —1 je subscriber will stationery. $2. thelr easons athours sot Mr, Paine’a CS of ‘aitioua—B AN TTA: taxe Jessonsin Ita e fi foo like to counést ae ni Lh SY mente dren speaker, Herald otiea, = toh | GORATUMMAN 3 EXPE! pits to batruct in French. more gone ‘Pa Hicks siteet, “Brookiyp, } rocelve OLif Ee B. GOLD: 477 Fuiton street, Brooklyn. Sou ates ae ewport Meroury. LIAN TRACKER WANTS A F ores ee WRITING, 16 LESSONS; Brooklyn; Ne ow ag fl convenience. maleper, | ADDY id Tuna No Paw FURiIS TO in or Frenchi;has DOWT DELAY.— ve new papi dally ish Bawls gram: TUK this week, at {netadi way, mg) eaeey incutavone te Lal med gon ne Mterary instita- recom: ‘gages Senet often Yor. “A RIRNOED IN TRAOH- Solaan oF oolain sows ‘Translations ac. ees Ernest, box 328 Berald ofice, or ‘oppiy ot 38 in the ev O00 fo —} B EN Vici 20 Beeaday, WRITING, nt MR. MR, oo te success for ttockons”” ‘end readily upon mark available in prac lower terms than students ‘The instruction is separately ated, Borough ractice. Open day and evening. OH TN a gle I ‘continues to receive instruction in the Frenot: ‘usoarting 10 »: sary and Sec oerame tn BF *eadlly understood and seq ‘Terms © ses ENGH LANGUAGE, I TELURRING, 4 488 Broadway, near Broome sti continues to devote hie time to private instruction in French and German. Passed ito Reerr po et tinent of Kurope. ‘trans. atin ‘© ITALIANS—A_ LADY WISHKS TO PXOHANGR Jessone in Fglish, music, French or singing for varons ip Dalian, 2 ddrevs Madame © , 52 White street, DEY GOODS, &0. 18562" "Sra MGTy the Wholeesie Merehanisct the Uae. = ORIGIN. ‘DBSIONS. oft Embracing all be movet dist latest styles for the Black lored silk man! yi Rmbroldered scaris and mabtles, a leading arts'e, ao color ee ae : He ease RbaC of chontite ate moaning to be found ta ty Opiate aered musiia mandes. Real guipure lace mantillas, at all prices, a very large as- sortment. Jersigned solicits a call from merchants, and guar aniees that bus Hoek is all wow, bud of cho ‘MOST KECHBRCHE tion and Uberal terms, And promises the most prompt attention and ibe ta 68 Canal street, Ne & 5 ine Cashmere Jong spent -sroete worth $25. ® peepee arr pene aume 8, worth 2s, 4 1 lie oa have 30,(00 yards tn remnests of 2 8 and hey are, atl Cr aria sa was evot offre end Blankets, 4 Ssaok eave table covers, aug ele see 8e., 108, 3s, “Fine jane a i double, i” ‘xoellent salliots At Se. one at in, oat do ing nea tanckercatte for Sadie. th nd i Is. 64, dkercliefs, from Gene Tinga mane We have a large mvolce of linen sheetings, dis lecloths, », saved ot the tat. Hat ieee ip sine enter ton id by ne “ th Port Wardens, and are now offered tae at ak Gre irae of their actual value, retal ices. rwew & W. F, GILLEY, 126 Bowery. ARGAINS IN IRISH LINENS. 500 pieces 4-4 pure flax Irish linens, prices from 25 to 40 Ne Be These goods will be set a the regular stook, ie srkwait ei 00.. Comes. CORSET®.—MRS. GayNoR Lag hol orrur ae aie, oo Moma, 4th insti meee 100 doze ae pov renee seen e prited French wove. corse rd’ aveuney oar Touth treet, and 262 Sixth avenue, near Sevenieenth street, \OULARD SILKS. » AlR0, B ts. 45 SPRING § STYLES, Friotod in Paria, on loths; 5 oases received by the steamer Bale, will be opened st reiail. on Mondyy, eben. ary 4. . T. BTEWA! Bt & Broadway, ‘Coambers and Reade REAT SALR OF WET GooDs.— 100 hap ay fine Swias reed a In do. French gingbama, only 1s, 16's, BC. en, 2. to 2s. Engiteh ‘ile o new a J 6d. per yard. OW SEAT 200 Grand streot, °o09 Gran “an 7 Highthavenne, Detween Thirty third and Thirty-fowrth sts, ~ RADBRATER’S. “ASSIGNMENT, #0 Bag 2 ath rg roche ai la bordered cash- Five thousard ebawis, in bi incre, willbe otlored for Sale hin Week, The prealont bargain ever teen in Broadway, By order of eats o £ 00.4 pe SHEETINGS, DAMARKS, NAPKINS, TOWSL. nels long cloths, dimities, brilliautes, Ac., £0., Ac, ‘ALEX’ R T. STRWART & CO., ufectured: Mani tnd solecied oxpresaly for thetr FADBRATER’S “ASSIGNMENT, SAT ‘BROADWAY,— Freuch meri: verai case: of Lupin’s bes French merinoes, Cy 6s. per yard; ee ee from 104. to 128. By order 0 of assignees. B. WILLIAMS & 00. RADBEATRR’S ASSIGNMENT, S47 BROADWAY. ‘The entire stock of iorelgn and domesiin dry goods ia now on ale at trom 400 60 per cout below cont oftmportaton, By order of assigrces WALLIAMS & 00. RADBEATER'S ASSIGNMENT—H7 BROADWAY.— Silks wil be cifered for anle this week. ‘Three cxsea of laid silks, at Se. per ard; twe do. of Bixchoff’s biack allt, at ; and several cases of rick plaid, striped and other be ut dd per cent below the cost of importation. By ngnees, . WALLIAMS & CO,” FADBRATER'S ASSIGNMENT—147 BROADWAY— Bareges, delatoes and other areas goods, at truly fooredible en, wal He thls week. By order of as- @. B. WILLIAMS & 00. Lapeer ASSIGNMENT—347 BROADWAY.— £00 pleces of whiie bri/ientés, at Is, per yard, willbe of- Saag eoricar me een i sean eG. By WILLIAMS & CO. EADBEATER?3 ASSIGNMENT — 347 BROADWAY.— and housekeeping goods.—Will be for sale pao of irish itaep, cases of damsak ‘Linens this week, one thousand table pinex and napkins. linen sheetings, blankew and fiannely— a about 40 per cent below oust of iaportation. Oe aed ee G. BL WILLIAM: N° Coatiaustion ot sale of the extensive S1U00K OF DRY soem AND CARPETS BEMSEN & DINGRE, A the large brown stone store, ard 206 Bixth avenue, one door be'ow Fourteenth street. ile to commence as heretofore. Store epen at 9; sale to commence at 934 o’clock; close at 6 “The sale oe this pees stock, Ay ge oy ir floors, is oc casioned b ge in business; ee must re cleared oul withou reserve, presents one of te gres'est op. portunities for obtatsiog ary gooda ever before ‘offered to the ‘Ihe sore during the past week has heen crowdet; many Jave bad to go away, not being able togain admil'arce, Ag arly cail wil be io the i ae, of those desirous of pergnies. Remember, the sore, REMSEN & VINGEE, 204 and 205 cvenue, one door below Fourteenth si:eet, SPRING MANTILL AS, — WHOLESALE MEROMANTS Sere rally notified that Bu pin's i manufactures will be ready tor inspection on shor aseaye re 4th inst, to wl the attention of the trade is rocpantally invited. GKURGE BULPIN, 361 Broadway, Wren ane . HUNT & CO., IMPORTERS AND JONBERS OF LLEN AND OTH @ooDs adapted Nos. 80 and 82 Wi! to men’) a NEW. LIGHT. KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL, SECUKED BY PATENTS, ‘The ncensity of the jight obtained trom this olf will be found to pagetae of apy other ol) or liquid heretofore known te tao P'fhis ol belng & pure distilation trom coal, withou: the ad- mixture of spirits of turpentine oF alodtol, is warranted wo ve not ex, ive, a companies a'low it to be us bo Out additions premium: pe he Thoeg who read of w rite much at night will find it a great acquisition, ns the fh ¥ remarkably stoady aud softto the eye. For general family use, ne, Durning in. stea abonts, shinpt railroau cars, eburets, tot jos, hotels and lighthouses, his oll Is a8 et unequalled, It burns bri handy without smoking or crusting the wiok does not deteriorate or Bo gaa by exposure, and is no ed.by the coldest weather, ‘The varidus pricy ted aoe to be found at the store of the undersigned are recommended as the best adapted to the pe- cultar qualities of tbe oll, each lamp giving « light equal to two ix wie clos bo ured in oamphene and syivis oll lamps, and — be fee Il to chandeliers Tor hotels, country residences steam ‘the eu di disoount to wholesale dealers. AUSTENS, agents ot the Nort american Kerosene Company, 57 Beaver street, Ow FOR ‘ees BY y MADAME BERHARD. NO, 16, ween cone Madame nt Fenpecttull Pocee he puvile that ay mete duced Ler price, in order to enadie every one lo ve free from pain, and ieels confident in promising that ahe wilt renee corns, bunions, nals grown in the wesh, ée., without caushee ‘the least pain or inconvenience, Persous can be attended ia ‘at home, or at Se et ae RUMMOND’S AMANDINE, FOR “OUAPPAD HAN D is vfidentiy offered as rior to every article at Kied now inthe market At : Cag og) when rough aking and chapped hands are fo preva ont, its tee wull_ bs found not merely luxury, but abso ately ecessary for,comtort "Pre: le an: Is immond, apothecary, 307 broadway 7. rid pe pLoyres oF UXTRAORDINARY MERIT AT pr UAMES TUCKER com atin moment prnat sone ct I announcement, sae "aise beyond od concertina. “No. the lovetion hapa Fee ea magnified ann¢ roadway, rear White street ‘OHN A BN A comDIT Witt DoNTINUR TAR STOOK the office tormerly business at Sendit, Jenks & 00» 24 Willan street ann we eee TEATHER eas _ OF 1 THR Best antutgctured PHILIP ee: PASQUAY WN 2 Spruce ‘Buperior lace frase aa hens: EWING MA\ nNpi-ALWays my be Sry 0 Marni AES JON | ‘tL a Iv chings bong and im chines will igi eetcat cemtan' Comic No.7 Uhre st ANBS’ SALT RHEUM feel canst the moet speedy, ot one SARGAPA sk stem, and A i bcoetatre Ay’ meres scoot arp ibe, ole ke takes inwerdiy, ther her borer fal ila ear en ok effect ‘A B81. SANDED Fulton street. Te ‘UNDERSIGNED ats od dealers in evel opeetantly on at low prices. leechen of Onters otto uaotit Lom tn plas lace in the tee 2 on pewane of te toh rhave yreino Unetng coxa’ IF VESTRIS Bi )uUOCTIOW pr yee momen sie TRtRoOUOTTON ot Incies reems mate & away 7 ‘eatris phaey od were aN upon her cheek, They , or unlike gene sit iH rms ore 0 to retain the are eulrely bares i kinprove the sc 's Broadway, ry Are 9014 at 4