The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1856, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1856. FINANCIAL ANO COMERCIAL. BY @aRKEP?. Monvar, Feb, 4—$ P. M. ‘Tho stock market opened active and baoyant this Morning. All the leading stocks wore in demand, et better prices. The foreign news has been tho- roughly digested, and the public mind. appears to be pretty. well impressed with the belief that peace is highly prebabie ; that the negotiations will, sooner or later, load to the desired result. Tho aimple fact thas all parties have consented to negotiate, is quite conctgsive that terms have been privately proposed of amore favorable character than those previously disonieed. Peace is certainly desiratle, and it is cectainly not utterly impossible. It must come geome time, and we kuow of no period better than the present. All parties have had enoagh of war, aad all parties occupy positions enabling them to negetiate upon a better busts now than they ever will a ain should the present opnortunity pass and active hostilities be again renewed. The tone of private letters and circulars from the other side is decidedly more favorable than public accounts, and there is already a perceptibie improvement in confl- dence. There is a growing disposition to enter into new ongagements, All those fears which have heretofore been entertained previous to the arrival of Karopean steamers, have giveu way to a feeling of encouragement and faith. The steamers are now: looked for with confidence, aad with the belief taat fuvare advices will confirm those just received. At the first board to-day, illinots Gyatral Bonds advanced 1) per cent; Nicaragua Transit, }; Cum- berland, 3; New York Cvotral Rutiroad, j; Erie Railroad, 7; Hudson Kiver Railroad, J; Michigan Central Railroad, j; Michigan Southern Railroad, 14; Chicage and Rock Island, 1; Long Island, 1. Erle opened and closed at 55; per ceat, and there were a good many purchases fur cash. Michigan Seathera is moving up s eadijy, gradually, and therefore permanently. ‘there has Lately been some farge purchases of this stock for out- aiders, No speculative excitement has been created, and it has been ‘hroaghout shrewily managed. This road will, by the opening of its own direct through line, and its con.ections with Detroit, receive a greater accession te iw general business than in any previous year in its history, The com- pletion of the Goshen line is like the opening of a distinct road, of a more favoranie character in every partioalar. It net only opens a rich and popalous section ef country, but as a shrough route, it will be invaluable to the Michigan Southern Railroad Vom- pany. The Goeheu line is, in fact, the main trunk of the company’s road. Although nearly finished, it haa not yet been of any service. Until the con- nection’ is made, the through travel cannot make it available. it is progressing rapidly, and will be opened im time t add immensely to the gross earnings of the company this year. Galena and Chicago is not in the market in any quantity. A few shares are sold from day to day, but it would be difficult to pick up a few hundred shares. A demand for five hundred shares would carry the stock up three per cent. Nicaragua ‘Transit is about the firmest and most promising atook on the list. There way a large bear sale this morning at 224, seller four months. The sales to-day figure ap' about four thousand shares, closing ateady at the opening price. It is ocr impression that a strong upward movement will soon appear in this femoy. \It‘has for ita basis the position of a large capitalist. ~The stock aficat is not plenty, and the huver’s option under contract, have reached @ point that maktew charts parcioularly circumspect in their operations. The recent sm i. tHndson River bas mo real basis. The agitation of the bridge ques- ‘iow im the Legislature is the primcipal cause of the inflation. ‘The following case, which recenfly appeared in the Supreme Court, is of interest to those engaged in negotiating railroad bonds. It appears that the defendant received these bonds for the purpose of negotiating a loan, but actually apphed them to private uses. The greatest pablicity should be given 0 auch affairs, and all busineas men should be tho ig Aeauart up in reference to them :— jo Count——Prciat TERM. Adam B. cone ae others againd Edward Boley. ‘Thin was @ motion to vacate an orcer of arrest. Tne ac- tion wae brought is Nov mcer, 1856, for the rovovery ef — Oret ee bonds of the Logansport, Peoria ‘ay Company. of one tboassad dol- in ery x! the plaintiffs to defendant, for the —< negotia "pg @ loan vt five thousand dollars ‘The platn’ aliege that the defecdant fraudu- leatly mdaapolied said bunds to his own use, and caused nim to be arrestea. The defendant moved to vacate the order of arrest. Boswoarh, J.—Tne sffidaviia on which the order of ar- reat was made, state a cause of action ab-olutely and posi- tively. They show that the Gefoadant Teosived the boada im a fidwolary capacity, prone facts toat he ha: ap- propriated them vo b: oon use. The adoitional atida- ‘vite de not satisfy me tha: Ayer was s member of the firm of Culver, Kent & Co., nor that sny authority was to the defencan:, after be received the bonds, to of eather of cheap, as he did dispose of them. The dofeodant i# not entitied to have the order vacated. The order of arrest required bim to g:ve bail in the sum of $16,000. The value of ths bond (ju ging it upon the adidarita) does not exseed three tourths of theiz par be vaiue of fourteen is, at that rate . qo osani ous bond the paint bavs pal Fe Total,. st eeeeeeeee Defendant may be discharged ro custody on pat ies io and rat in the sum of $11,100 There mast be two good os {, Or alaiger number, wao, together, are equal totworuch cai] = In Aner respects the ms dom ls devied, with ton duilars coms to the plant, to abide the eval, Aftor the adjournment of the board the following aales of bonds aud stocks were made at aution, by A. H. Nicolay: 32,500 Svockwm (California) City tens. 5,000 Hudson Riv. KE... Semis oo 7/000 Canandaigua aud Corning 3,000 Cetambas, rique and Ino. RK, do. Ge shares Michigan Centra: KR do Sixth Aveaue RK . 225 do Second Avenue KR. ‘ 10 de Caméen aod Anwy RR... » 120% 10 do New Haven and Hartiord Ft 1a 448 do Toledo Nur-ery A-socia'ion 29 de Costinental Fire Insurance Oo. 3 do Excelsior Fire Insurance Oo . me do % do 0 do » de Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly sale of bonds afd stocks will take place to-morrow, (Tues- day,) at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- At the second board the market was very firm. Michigan Southern Railroad advanced 1 per cent; Galena and Chicago, }; Reading Railroad, 3; Michi- gan Central, }; Cumberland, }. A small lot of Mil- waukie and Mississippi sold at 83 a 83} per cent, cash. The election for directors of this company takes piace in a few days, at Milwaukie. We hope there will be no change in the present management. Our capitalists have confidence in the board as it pow stands, and it would not be good policy to make any changes. We take a great deal of interost in the developement of this road, and should be sorry to #ee any action not in accordance with the present admanistration. ‘The Amistant Treasurer reports to-day, aa fol tows:— Pela $147,004 22 84, 100 00 1 1,128) 941 63 + | 28,812 01 35,519 29 The receipts of the New York and New Haven ftailroad for the month of January, were aa fol lows:— $64,141 17 10,000 06 » Philadel Ledger ‘of the 24 inst. says:— oP pegrepe thracite coai trade next season pects is Laing materially improved by the length and seve. now is fhat the York, Bonen aud ovver Eantora lea will really Bin? ‘out by the time spring opens. We derstand the supply of coal from the Sehayleill Ser ie ent Iho6 will not exceed that from the ’ the past week by the ion im 1866. The tonn F failroad was only 18,260 tons, and for the year 5 uo ‘Tburwdey last only 167,067 tons, against 213.161 vane Wo Veo same (time inst year, The Scbuylkill i ire rs § i i Us i a3 of stock, payable im April, cent en the common, payable in July. During the year 928,000 as expentes om new work. The capital Jox and loans = \oehemenedl are represented as follows:— Capital vgeoes +e $1, Habe amount added to the above items, equal to $10, Mos 63, xe rejort alludes favorso! the sucseseful prosecution by the Union Janal Company of tae onlarge- ment of that important work. The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movement in the leading department: of the banks of this city during the week preecding Satarday moming, Feb. 2, 1856 :— New York Crry Banks. Bans. Loans. Svecie, Circul’n, D-pori's New York. , $231,351 2,589 156 802949 3,049,764 Merchan 206,881 4.341018 Meobuntes’ 350437 4,365 199 Uvion .. 178,652 8,000,000 Awerica. 59,498 4.779.390 rhenix 113,439 2,267,895 Gity... 7,326 47161 1,823 058 North River. 85,507 164.076 '810,199 Traieeuon’s. Fulton... Nevlowal .... 1,483,631 189.173 154,543 90, 208, Butchers’ snd D.1,247.059 100,970 89,017 973,167 Meoh. and Tr 618 803 98459 412 873 {1S Sil S11,998 496,087 2,760,947 266 401 6, 110/473 168,207 _'926 260 2100 5.962.111 165,422 682,224 226 '358 1, 261342 170,46 1,027,728 87,461 1,663,142 114,450 "695,492 00'967 3,706'493 120 372 | '398,820 323,552 124.476 = 839,145 91.842 393,789 105,981 — 796,800 85599 1,405,718 57,001 1,958,054 8 452 1,022 584 343,848 619,676 295,025 210,341 101,120 158 ul 126,399 147,144 856,030 «897,970,611 13,640,437 7,622,827 62,269,061 Curanive Hous TRANSACTIONS, Clearinga for week ending Jan. 28 Total..... $110,924, 026 Feo. 4 + 123,877,123 Balances for weck endirg Jan. 28.........,. 5,527,082 Feo. 4.., 6,449,888 *Capital $777 00. The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the leading departments of the banks of this city for several weeks :— new plllf co Cory Basss. Specie. Circwl’n. Srportts. Faly 7, 65. orton 852,491 15,481,098 7,743,000 So ok: ye daly 4's ie 98,415,482 16,563,756 7,616,724 95,616,635 July 22, ‘Db.. 99,029,147 15,918,000 7,407,086 82,079,598 tay 3%, 6. 90,082,799 16,02N'976 7,400,498 81,625,788 Aug. 4, 55. . 100,118,560 15,208 368 7,042,900 €2\270,900 Aug. ates: «300,774,200 15,280,669 7,714,401 83,841.32 ‘Aug. 18,’56, 102,164,060 14,649,240 7,610,108 81,948.671 Aug. ¥ 604,604 13,826,378 7,562,006 81,178,558 Sept’r 1,’65. .100,436,070 12,862,833 7,620,178 81,057,210 Sept’r 8,'58..100,273,783 12,006,625 7,861,143 80,442478 Sept. 15,°56.. 99,207,009 12,213,240 7721825 80,510,306 98,581,784 11,456,301 7,716,402 80,106,142 97,385,226 9,910,124 7,724,978 76,818,100 + 96,516,021 11,110 687 7,853,217 77,582,026 ‘58, Solos‘ore AZ'aat ras T's0e oe Tr'ese sou | Fete . ‘ f 852,552 , '6S.. 94,216,372 1 165.521 7,828,489 Toordese | CO '66.. 98,360,079 11,106,208 8,021,608 77,787,570 . 92,454,200 10,865,526 8,088,608 75,762,403 Nov. 17,’56.. 92,029,020 11,302,917 7,941,579 76,328,361 «+ 92,312,408 11,716,290 7,779,587 74,676, 154 ’ 65.. 92 526,021 11,297,134 7,841,654 79,047,983 765.. 98,189,805 11,844,625 7,861,741 78,080,110 a » 98,800,028 11 584,076 7.701.062 76,820,547 Dec. 22, '56.. 94,380,487 12,086,559 7,778,893 77,241,006 Dec. 29, 86... 95,114,060 10,788,090 7,841,946 80,438,627 Jan. 5, '56., 96,865,300 11,687,209 7,003,656 83,534,903 Jan. 12, 56,, 96,145,408 11,777,711 7,612,507 77,931,498 Jan. 10,°56.. 96,482,968 13,385,200 7,462,706 82,652’ 828 Jan. 26,°66.. 96,887,221 12,733,050 7,406 986 78,918,315 Feb. 4, '5¢.. 97,970,611 13,640,437 7,622,827 82,269,08' The last returns, compared with thoae of the pre- vious week, show the following variations in the Tnerease in loans and discounts Increase in deposits. Increase in ceposita, actual + 1,188,566 This is a very favorable exhibit. The increase in each department is satisfactory. It will be seen that the actual increase in deposits is quite large The banking movement is towards expansion, but all the departments move in proper relative propor: tions. The increase in loans is not at all large, wheu we consider the increase in banking capital. At this season we must look for an expansion of loans, and 8 comparison with previous prices cannot be properly understood without a comparison of the amount of banking capital at corresponding dates. Within the past twelve months the banking pital of this city has increased more than two million « dollars. Steck Exc! MonDay, Feb, 4, 1856, $2000 Ind. State5’s.. 825 100 sha Frie RR. .al0 67% 10000 Ton. 6'4 ...58 95 00 G0. .o4~ BIO 26/00 do. oO 41000 do... 1000 Har Let Mrebén 5000 Fre bof 'T5ex int 10000 HR 34M eb bOO 10000 LuCen KR bds «3 2ESSS Ren EERE 000 2056 960 100% 200 10056 50 100) 300 ° 50 do -b3 100 wo do... ..al0 16 Gal & Chie RR... 100% zz S Lege 200 Clev de Tol RR.660 3 £00 300 \. 260 ° 200 . 100 do. TN Y Con RR... 5 g 60 100 260 Erie Ratlrosa 100 $7000 NI lat Mige © 100 she Reading RE 10600 Il Cen R R bd 20 Third Avante Kei x 160+ha Nic Transit Co 22% 15 MichGen RK... 90 100 Cum Coal Co.b60 24 Wop Mich 9014 16 NY Central RR 89 50 Nall neta 73% 100 bs 100 do. 4 (183 do. 160 Erie Ratiroad si9 100 Wis; 76 Panama RR); 50 Mil & Mins RE R W do 20 Galena & Oni } Reading Ratiroad. TO THK EDITOR OF THK HERALD. As the report of the managers of toe Reacing Railroad defines the true position of the work, and confirma by tacts and figures the advantages I laid before the sitirer. in the of iefrovenee of eo ears are to country. The unwillingness to youd the preeinow of the ana pied on the part ufthe belive im a soe me Bad public mind, have stock of the company tate ba Ph Fw rele, at tae board are but contracts om i matiog ' Lt been ‘int ia if while the meee ting grades are disounsed. it jee that sin, track railroace cannot be ‘a patie in ‘ti transportation of mmerahaniine. = re‘erence to the coal b; the Presideat says:—‘* The etteniion of all inierestedin the trade has naturaliy been attracted to the various pew routes in p ogress, or finished, to reach tne differest coal basins o: the Sate” Wish a view to lay betore tnose imterested in this com. pany the true ion and capsorty of exch, aad to as- certain, as well as ‘heir present silus'ioa wourl amit, the provaole effect upom the busimess of this roaa, Mr. J. D, Steele, ohie’ astiviamt engineer, was reques ed to col. lect the necessary fps) and present them to the Board. They are «mbocied im abie and interesting statemen , whieb is appended. ‘Ris Jong connection with tais com- pany apd bis grect experience eutitie uls deductions +o entire contidence. It will be scen that while every ad- vantage is freely accorded to the rival rou‘es, th» peeu- Var adaptation of the works.of this company to tue tratfis 2s wuch that po diminuition in its busi.ess need be appre hended. And after # discussion of the power of locomo- tives and the facilities presented in descendiag gra oa, Mc, Steele says:—‘' It will thus be seem that 154 square miles of coal barins must have their outlet slong the val ey of the Schuy liu, whilst the Lenigh can claim teipuce.fom only 21 ana the Wyoming basin will only furnish 60 square miles for eastward sranett,and itis now luked upon as well established, that the quantity of coal equare mile in those "fields which are drained by vhe Schuykill is baggage ‘than either of the others. When we ider this fact in oimaco- tion with the low price at which it can be placea on board vossals by the Readius railroad aad the mountain range which separa‘es the Wyomiag basin from the seaboard, itis evident that no rival worki can take from is the commanding position which it mow holce in the anthracite trade. Badly advised rivalries may o3- castonally aris, tending to deprive it, aa well aa other works ofa portion of ubeir legitimate rerenue; bat such oceuren ses can only be of short duration. The topogra- pby ot the country is such a3 t> forever dedac ths pos- sioility of a work being constructed equal to it iacspa- city, either as to the extent or cheapnoss of coal trans ports.ion.’? Thus we have in the question of competition the prin- cipie of the railroad sys em, and waen we examine the toLewirg table we will be omablei to determine the man- ner in whica it is to be sustained :-— TABULAR STATEMENT OF THR E¥FHCT OF VARIOUS GRADES ON ‘mie Loa or LoooMonvn ENGINES OF 4254 TONS WKIGZT, ryciopine Tinrr Furr, &. Grose ioact, Gross lord, Uitimate ca- Ultinateca- inciuding elusive of pacity of pacity engineien- engine double — a singl Grade and ant = N4 track raft track rail- permile, cars. tender, load. road. road. Level. 767.5 725.0 47 2 4,000,000 1,000 000 22ft, 498 38 5 2136322 628,362 26 383.7 205.17 1,881,961 470,488 50 456.8 1288 1,178,302 204,51 6 230.8 Mot 1,089,616 = 272,411 75 = 19.8 901 "8's 208,081 100 158.5 61,0 612,966 = 153,246 125 = 1901.9 42.6 © 462,811 113,202 150 = 109.6 889 356.846 88, 961 175 95.9 «55.43. 282,682 70,665, 200 + 83 428 AT 225,046 58 486 225 « 76.7 34.2 19.7 180} 45,052 260 « 6.7 27.2 «167 -143,616 = 35,904 275 + 9 4 124 13,428 28.367 260 59. 16.6 9.5 86,809 = 21.725 1 . The Reading Railroad, therefore, stands without a riva), aud aa I eaid iybea I frac bronght it to the notice of ths citizens, “whether viewed wi:b reference to lis preveat condi’ ion, its future prospects, the large and pregcessive increase in its business, or the solid nature ot its property, prerents an object for invessment superior in an ewinen' degree ‘o any similar work in tois or any other country ;’ and now the facts having confirmed the oelief, I regret only tnat the citizens bave not beon permitted “to realise my wishes. In the investigations I inade for tae purp2se of convincing them, I made the discovery that truth and honest intentions are not the principies by hich our va- lusble improvements are dete and white [ resoz- nize the influence that controls the’ public mind cn sutject, it ts satistactory to know that the parties have retained only the e shadow, while the aubstance bas passed in another ¢ irectio lon. ous. CITY COMMERCIAL REFORT. Monvar, Feb. 46 P. M. Asums.—The market was quict, and sales Hmited. Breapetcrys.—Fiour—Tbe market was heavy, while ices favored purchasern, The rales embraced aboat ,000 @ 4,060 vols, including common toextra State at $7 62% & $7 875; Wovtern mixed, fancy aad extra, $7 02 0$8 623. Included im the latter were 600 a 00 bbls. Wonterm and St. Louis at $1 62 M6 a $7 ATG $9, and in. ia low extra was alan was quiet; 200 a 40 vols. were Teported at 900 910 for fency and extra. Southern was ive; but as re- ceiote were light, holders were frm, with sales of 400 a 500 bbia.. at $8 60a $10 25, for oe and extra. flour and meal were quiet and nominal. Whesi—the market was inactive, but with a fair milling demand for ol About 2, ae bushels here Toanesseo sold at For prime Missouri white, $2.06 was offered and ‘and 2,000 bushels Genesee white sold at $2 17. market for new was about 63. per bushel be low the rates current before the pt of the Arabia's news, and ralee were limited. 6, 00" babel yellow and white Southern sold at 85c., for distilling, ana some late of New Jersey yellow at 80c. a 8lc. Rye was quiet, at $1.26 at the ratiboad depot, and 560 81 31 asked, deli- vered. Osta were dull. Corvmx.—The sales embraced about 600 bags Rio De, and mall sales of St. Domingo were made at e. Cortos.—The market waa active, and closed about 34c. higher. The sales embrace! about 5,000 bales, bared upon middlisg uplands, at about 9%c., and New Orleans do. at i inactive. Owing to the obstruc- enor were tions in the docks end harbors wich ice, it is found very difficult to load vessels and which retarded engagaments. To Liverpool about 1,200 bales of cotton were engaged at at 3-1€d., £00 tierces ard at 268., and 100 tons bacon at Zis. 6d. To London rates were firm and quiet. Engage- ments to otber ports were unimportant. Frurr was steady, with moderate sales, without change eae in prices. ‘ lay was s*eady at $1 12 for shipment, and $1 25 100 Iba., retail x " oe Mo.asexs —New Orleans were sold at 420. 8 45¢., with light transactions, O18 —Linseee wan dull at 90s, for English. Whale and sperm were unchanged. Provisions —Pork—The market was hosyy, and rather easier. The rales embraced aoeut 300 a 400 | , includ- ing mese, at $16 1234 and prime at $14 1244. Beef we dail, end sales limites to about 160 bbls, ine! try prime at $9a $975, and mess do. at Western sepacked and Vermont mess wore at $ 50. Beet hams—50 pola, Wostern sold at rune mera was steady at $19a $23. Baoon was steady, wih light stock, whiie prices ranged from a W. ae meaty wers steady, with eales of 160 packages at 74 7ige. ter SADA, aaah. We @.OMe for ben. Lace wardall, wip rales of 200 bbls. at 10c.a 10X¥e. Bat- ter end cheese were uncl Rice —The market keeps dull. The «alos of t! 8, however, have been quite large something like 1,200 casks haviog been sold, moxtly for export, with some lots on speculation, within the range of 4xe. a 5ige. for common to prime, at whioh rates holders seem very firm. Sitcae.—Sales of 30,000 Ibs. No. 1 nutmoga were sold at be. 2 92c., including cask and cases, now held at 923¢c. tor cask, anc 96c. a 9734¢. for canes. 300 bags pimento were wold for export at p.t. ScvGar —The market was quiet and transactions limit. ed. an small lot of New Orleans, in hhds., was sold at 8X. Wurexty.—Salev of about 400 bbla. were reported, Ohio and prison, at 35 3¢¢. a 34%., and drudge at Sc., time. ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY | DAY. = SALES AT T AUCTION. _ 321 PROADWAY.- STORE FIXTURES.—HENRY H LREOS & CO. will sell by auc'ion, on or abeut the ‘tb or 10th day of Feoruary, at 10% o’clook, all thoee coxtly and magnitcen' Sxtures—counters, cutting boards, desks, rich alt gam chandeliers, new rovewood olleloth carpets, pare zines mistore, plate glass eer ws windows, SS] sliver bar frames, Ac, 40. the pro of weorge P. Fox. lene of paid promise,” Alto, G. P. FOX leases. of Nos, 306, 222, 58134 and S33 Broadway. Ar BERT HL NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER... ABSOLUTE ole of fifteen years’ lease of the LAY wil fo. 21 Wall st, =, : broad ALBERT = get Ltt Marve ‘ebru pant 2 mt the sr te gol wae as cba Sut —The 1b you yeary’ uner giro ease from May, Is60" of oft the el he elif premises known aa 0 21 Wal street, corner Conditions o! lease areas follow ex Yearly fent for toe Bret, dive yoars, £2980. payable quarterly, apd Croton water tax; eon te rene a rent of 1200 por mt num apd water tax, Kolenes is ibe hailding im grod,repsis. The prop periy an, eae ar $6,000 per annum. and cou'd easil; be ated ring $4,000. Freat reat ae as thie tease, Aan evened grest a profit as wan an Opportunity is, Seldom f0 be mei with, and should be abraced by tows seek ingen tr profitable ‘and permanent boty First class een ane paroulars 00 Er cae Ane Ge Pur en tooee®, For Tul sAoply Wo AL BKK NIOULAY, auctioneer, No. 4 Broad LBERT gE NIQUAT, corner, Ay, AUCTIONEER —VALUA BLE Ie, at auction, Albert H. Nicolay will sel ow Weenenday, "yes. 18, at 12 hfai hal the Mer- chants’ Exchange, two eatrabie Jota on the uortheast corner of Second avenne and Bighiy fifth street eT offer, greater Fenn nngng dod as the second ee ‘orms sary aod tide Tae Beular appl tH, ICO! this For tal par. ly to ALB AY, Auctioneer, No. 4 ae T AUCTION.—ANTHORY J. BLEECKER & 00. WILL sell at public auction on Wednesday, Fobruary 6 at 12 omen fa de Merohants’ Exchange, the’ following valuable roperty viz. —On aa first street—Throe first bier fea tenemeni bore on the north ne of Fort; first street, commen aastests east of Third avenue, heen are each T6 feet 46 feet in depth. fintshed in good style. The lots are each each 18 ud to % fret 9 inches in depth. For mape, terms particulars, apply at tne office of the auctioneers, Not i ‘Bre A vorT0R NOTICE—CROOKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. —Ry J. 8, H, BARTLETT, auc'ioneer, Tueeday, Feb. 5, alo Pets at 281 Pearl strest, poremy gonk Boe dg at kinda of W. G, blue and common ware, cut, rn Bobernian ginne china, silver, plated ware, clothing, 40. Also, the stock of w dealer,’ Catalogues now ready. AUStION NOTIOR.<J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY BOG ART.— Wadneeday, Feb. 6, at 1035 o/clook, at the auction rooms, corner Frankfe Wiliiam streets, greoe- rigs, By virtue ot reveral executions, it grocery fixtures, wand caske, rofeigeratar, tabla, chairs, olook, bar counter, omplers, deoartark show enes, segars, ehgravings, paintings; & so 8 Jot of pariumery, faney artic'es Sud ® variety of other gone and SALES aT ae eee aaGtinw ‘le boots, ao. vou by Ane Es snes = ae Saar ees eS Bano. RUE H. H. LEEDS & 5, at 12 o’olook. 5 froat pireet a second ¥ EDWARD SUHENOK, AUOTIONEER.—EDWAK SCHENCK wil! se!l at auction, this day, at 10% o'clow, at bia sales rocm, 16 bgt 80 Invoice of fiamonds, ‘watches avd jewelry, consistin fu part or dlamond bracoles, oarrings, stous, oresees. prs and rings, god 4 watehen ta ‘and oven by the bert makers; also. aifigent as sortment fashlouabl le jewelry. Baie p VROCKRBY AND GLASS. a J. wate AUC. J toneer.—HENS&Y G. BVANB, 92 Peart treet, will sell on Tuesday. February 5 .at 10% o’elook, a large of white granite and common were.Freack china, awsorued, giass Goces weil packed for ware, 40, Ontalogues Bow ready. shippi lec seceiiedemaed Eee B. ey, AUCTIONRER.—TO BR ‘SOLD “4 by FRANKLIN & N (HOLS. at their store ie Nassau street, on Friday, February 8, at 103, o'clock, one shi » chrono weier, for the x te of Conrad Jordan. deceased. SMITH, Administrator. COLTON, day, Fer aye wy Sure in be [a st'Cin vou. Hotel, comprising bout 600 10's ot all kinds of turviture, beds. mnatirecsen, large quanuty of fioea sheets, giles, DlanKels 80, Also all flooring throughout ihe butiding. NEORGE COOK, AUOTIONERE. bapagl or AUCTIONEER orm ay D line of crystal cut glers ware, sublets, ‘tumb'ers, 6 m- pagnes, wines, dc, decanters, in séte and pairs; galls, rrult chris, kuger Howls, £0," Also, a tine of Parkaan olina rasex tea, dinner and dersert Feta, cvloguss, &e ; 2160, eo, elk trait oil pa’ntings and engrsvings, together with paper hangings, face curtaine, curtain fixtures; &o'° The whole to’ be sold Dor: empiory to the highest bidder. MORIARTY, AUCTIONFER, + at lW0o'clock, at 173 Chatham Second street, a god assortments alo, mirrors, &c.; also, taney goods, ‘and one sewing machine, &. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONERR.—ASSIGNER/S SALE OF « the stock of a new and secrnd hand furniture desler—On Wednesday. at 10% o'clock, at 27 Centre street : twenty rose- wood and mabogavy marble top centre tables, twent dozen mubogany pring seat chaies, oak and walnut exten dining tables, bookcases, sideboards, sofas and sofa Teiends lounges, &0.; two dozen cribs and cradles, office dosks chaire. with a ‘arge assortment of ium class aod seound bard furniture; also, by virtue of an execution. a lot of board- ing houre furni'ure ‘fifteen econd hand Brussels and ingrain carpets, bedsteads, ivory cutlery and plated ware, tollet sets, crockery, chia, de. Sale peremptory. 2 ‘OTICE.—FRANKLIN AND NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS, 79 Nassau street, will bold reguar sales of furni- ture, at their store, on Wednesdays and Fridays of each wees. Coprignments of second band furniture solicited ad- varces made when required, and prompt retarns in all cases. PENANG SALE OF THESE SEASON. —2XTENSIVE AUO ot ior ¢ furniture, pianoforte, EUG PRANKLIN, Auctioneer. By FRANK: tin este OLB, on Wednesday mi oi aaa: ate o'clock, at their salesroom, 79 Nessau street, near John, suite ot rosewood parlor plush and satin in mabogany and black Wwalout notas, tolea- eusy Larciiees Fock. WILL SELL THIS DAY, ‘square the furniture from eds MAttronses, ‘00 boxes sardinas; also, pier ie la tables, teatrays, in Grtepsion tables, in oak, walnut and le tope'ac menus ames arranted. This'sale is well worthy ed and ‘ely shi aisiy es ee Ceauaees ecu Hy on morning of sal H tle. \HOMAS VEITCH, AUCTIONEER—-STORE NO. 16 street. coffee and spices, on Tucoday. Fob. 8. avenue, coumiating ot teas, coffee, choice ries, dc. Also, horse, ‘harass gure, Hashing, berdwore, ge superior be feet 12 o'clock, one larne Fr Masses; paintiogs, oa plonang seh fot water table athe cba'rs, extension dinio; portable desks andgwork! ss ne eet Titnds, der Must bo sold Not the east undorbidding. ~~ HOUSES, ) ROOMS, a. WANTED. 8,000 -BOUse WANTED. —WANTED TO PUR- «cl my einpagtinpe Ppa eee New ° ork, for which $4,000 in jots and trom $5,000 to $5,000 in ving locaiion and cath wil be given in exchange, price of house, M. C. Herald fice, Boi TANTED, FROM MAY NEXT, A mall house, iS Bedford or vicinity. aioe staling size, rent, dc., N. B., box 2,330 New York Post office, URNIGHED HOUSE WANTED. —A GENTLEMAN AND wife would like» geatee! furnished house, by the lst of March or, May. between Fourteenth and Thirt vatith euros, ‘third and Sixth avenues. Any one who wants a respon: Mole tepsut abd prompt pey, addreat Imaporier” Herald oflce, stating locauon, name aad price per year. Ja ppd IN BROOELYN.—WANTE®, A GOOD HOUSE close o the bouth or Wall street ferries, Kent about $400. A lease preterred. Address Alpha, Herald ofice, OUSE WANTED—TO LEASZ, A GOOD FOUR STORY ‘house, for three or ‘ive years, aia reni not to exceed $60). he upper sory may be uniinished. Address K., Herald office, QUSE WANTED- TO HIRE OR PURCHASE, IN HO ‘boken or Jersey City, at @ rent ot not over $350 per an num, contiguous io the ferry. Any person having a house to ‘ot or for sie, may find a good and permanent tenant or pur- thaper from ihe iret of May next. by addressing Frederic, berald office, stating location ana ‘arms. FOUSR WANTRD—BY A SMALL FAMILY; ATWO OR three house furnished or unfurnished, between exirgion and Six'h avenues, Fourteenth abd Thirteld strecta, in a gord neighborhood, ata moderate rent, and with immediate Porwerslon, “Address, stating particulars, 6 box 654 Pout offic, OUSE WANTED ON 18T OF MARCH—TWO OR three biocks trom Broadway, below Tenth street, a medium sizea three, tory house, st about #700 reat. | Any party baving such house to let om It of March will’ fad good tenant by applying to K, 1. KINSITMER, 819 4th ave. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE ‘pelakborbood, by a fatily of three persons, where pos session could be obtained immediately and not be obliged to move Ist of May. Location preferred between Broadway and Nag street and not above Bleecker. A. , terms, & ., for three days, B. R. H., Herald PUALESTATE.—WANTRD TO PURCHASE, ¥OR CASH, productive property, below Bleecker street. Ownors onl, Deed appl. ‘A good city bond and for $19,000 for vale a bargain. Address B. B, B., Herald office, TORE TO LET,—WANTED, A STORE ABOUT FORTY feet deep, with with 8 Food front, between Spring and Hie cker wireets, on of Broadway, for three years, for which I will Tay $l per year SE 7 letter, postpaid, to Ro- bert rt Bage, , Amalty sireet Pe YARMERS—WANTED, A A FARM TO RENT, OR TO celia fr ta 2 proteees, or such terms as could be agreed uj lean tarmer, who has de- voted all yor no oat Address Peter 3. Der, Nyack, Rockland 00., New 'LEMAN, WIFR AND (hn fed i Pantries, on the seoon: convenient to Broadway) wating terms, Which must b6 1 inproneena, tate a yfourle a. and Tenth and rink ‘Bens, way about Would take ® house just Soished. SF Rad or Fent paid monthly oF quartariy in Sdvenos, Wary Fefarences given. Would take ne pee Peat office, tice, for taree day ‘Adress House, at Boyd's ANTED- ROOMS SUITABLE FOR PHOTOGRAPHT within four blocks of Astor Address G. R., orald ction; stating Price and place, cite yc emi a ee SKOOND | HAND SEWING machines, (B,) ud a make, Inquire at'102 t Broadway. “i spl ‘ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE. A FAMILY OF three adul's Ce to find some other family with whom they 7 saight advantageous! rate in bit 4 house, tween Fwolfth ad Twentt fourth siroeta and Fourth and Fifth Herald A wid bei ime and fed tone LH, Wari FURNISHED RC ROOM, WITH GOOD LIGHT terme, W. Swaine, Herald office, Wartep TO LEASE~—IN WPTAMSEORG, WITHIN five or ten i walk of Peck slip terry, Pariot a begga ae of three or tour rooms on the first or secomd Address H. T., Herald office, until Fhursday_ next. Jamily wishin, rooms conaiste of ofa ie iy ad Address 8. T. vs Herald ofioe, for one Wrz, TO RENT-IN BROOKLYN, Az 4 OOFV». dintanee from, or Wall stroet ferries, a Le Rent from $600 « $800. Address A. B., box 1,: i Boat TT ANTED TO RENT—IN NEW YORK, OR ON THE ‘Budeon, a a convesient distance from tag oly, w gone ponee, Rent hot to exceed $700. Address A. B, » box 1,217, cat ofllee, eee. ANTED TO RENT—UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY, three looking g’nsses, eay six feet in height and thres feet in wid'h, or some bing hear that size. for which a liberal rice will be’ paid. Please address, for two days, Mra, H., roadway Post office, stating whore the wiasaes taay be seen. The beat of reference given as to honsaty, BOARDING AND LODGING. wees, | 747 wean ey, cures geromte asToR pang 00s [“y a and pariors, two ‘partors, elonete batrecete etacher, ake wished, "tet withoat Scere. fe. Faage 382 rs vousts AVENUE. OEWTL EWEN AD THEIR per hihnee pee 157 Be BLEERER ‘RTRKET. OPPOSITE bedroom on second floor, nished. ‘alt dre pauteee attached, 19 let ® sonvenient to Broadwe 146 WAVERLEY PLAOR.—TWO LARGE Rvoow., , well furnished, supplied miss ey had, wi re Aelal teteks Dinter a two vate family; persons of respeciablt aly need apels. ard rossoable. A. limited r laken. Garoond mexesnees; la fon ploaieo 130 TBANELIN STREET. OORNES OF VARIOK.— 4. pels fardished races, wim fuel and light, withaat board, to let tos geuthem hia’ wife, tes re req 105 West FOURTEENTH STRERT.—tWO FAMILIES, fod reyes iw clan toto, ib Went Foarionta Ares, ioppoata Aupanciation chi Referenoe req! TWEUFTH STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM SK- cond avenue,—Booms on the Cerel tloor. Geatin- He gont'omen oun procure accom- ° week; or or 98, with Freeedte Tes slay oatrs 8a Boter: 3% WEST “TWENTY: -PEIRD, habe pot WRAB SIXTH avenue—Very ploasan’ suites se" te to rent with ‘on the single roeme for gen! omen. Onn be tages tern s. by immediate oe aa, bath, ko Peril rgd and convenient, A line of stages pass the door. Keferences exchanged. FEANKLIN pyeam. FIRST HOUSE WREST OF Broadway.—A fine large front room bedroom and paa- try ‘on tha seeond floor, w let to one or two geatlemen; breakiast served if required. Also, slagle and doupie rooms, ‘all neadly fu |. Anquire as above, 6 REMSEN STREET. BROOKLYN HKIGHTS —ELE- gant suite of rooms for fami'ies or single gentleme , can rocty ed in the above first cians residence, where the com- leat ye epee ‘a gord tabie, can ve enjoyed. exchanged. MURRAY STRRET—A ALY Bh STORY FRONT rome ho) ieee ars Noedt Crate ree end gas in the Tvoms to let, with or without beard. room; 42 RAST FIFTEENTH Lihat pe beg SBOORD DOOR FROM Union square.—Furnished rooms to let, with or ited board; s front parlor, with jon the 96 ‘also single rooms, Louse contains bath, gas and farnace, QQ NINTR STREET.—a LARGR, WRUL FORNISH<D OZ room, suitable tor a genuieman ano wi'e, or two single aentlomen; gas aud water in room; also, a single room. Fa- milly 3 Private, References exchanged. — Apply as above. 3 50 .- TWO, sINoLE GENTLEMEN OAN HAVE J. avery third toor, containing two clorets, with go 4 room on ard; Loation dealrable; wlihin tire minutes walk of°Fulton and Wal surest ferroa: "Apply st No, 66 Beury street, Brooklyn. BOND STREKT, NEAR BROADWAY.—A FRONT eoelec bedroom attached to le; with board. Dinner at 6 ofc! Ar WIDOW LADY OF RRSPROTABILITY, QOOUPYING a fine house in Brooklyn, olo:e to Fulton and Walt stroot ferries, 1s desirous of recelving two or three single goatiemen tbo her farsily as pari! Dosrdera, where thoy oun enjoy the cctaforta of a home on moderete terms; two frieuds cau ne ac- red with a large room. Flesse apply st 61 Heary street, corner of Orange. FRONT PARLOR AND TWO BEDREOMS. NEWLY furnished, to let, with partial board, it req faa pri veto family whore ro other boarders are kept; lvcation bet ween Bleecker and B streets, Address If. _box 2,864 Post office. A LADY CAN BE ACOOMMODATED Wize BOARD, ina al "eal family, by calling st No. 220 West Fighteenth OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OB TWO SINGLE porticcnen cn > spopemeotated wih partie) Deere, ina private famiiy, without children minutes’ walk from Fulton pas address 176 Adams Pind pte ele delta stall -LARGE AXD SMALL Heating, tn the modern and Plessantly lo cated house, No.4 47 7 Bands street, near Fulton ferry; terms mo- derate; references exchanged. oer WANTED —IN A PRIVATE eee ph tt oe edroom, Une rg Prmlee 2 use Keep- ers neod ot answer this, address Henry, H doa Beary, WANTED_FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY; for lady only; terms not cinding fires, and ma ihoard paid interview iaay bo had, Me it. D., Broadway” Fost offoe, OABD WANTED.—A WELL FURNISHED ROOM AND bedroom, for and lady; board for lady only; advance. best referesces given. paid in ih, Broadway Fost omee, sating two days. 7. B. Boze, TANTO A Psi LADY, aaa A ala sequen dass, Waling orm Mee aeateon ive meawaer 0, A. M., Herald office. Boat |—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- nestly furnished, at 27 Poarvura. AN BLEGANT sige nee: na rovementa, family emall, No. 10 Nelson place, peck fom ‘om Broadway, bevwoen Kighth street and Waverley —A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR A FAMILY, {rooms for single gentlemen, with hoard, oan be bad ai es, in Fourteenth street, near Union square. Ad- Geel 0. Herata Dyed .—~A PARLOR AND BEDR90M, ON FIRST ble tor a small yamily, with private table. if ‘0. 49 West Twenty-second tront basement ‘avenues; also = OARDING, 19 UNION SQUARE —ROOMS, IN SUITS ond single ay jeasantly mtuated, with all necessary conve- ‘ulenoes. Apply as above. OARDING AND LODGING.—A SMALL, PRIVATE A- mily can accommodate ® gentleman andthis wife with a sibe Sel gti bentoom wine terra ini, for por. works oe two stpgle gentlemen can be accommodated with bor or Indpiog weal por week cachsor two single ladles. Apply at 202 Grand street, corner of Mott. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN COURT STREET, South Brockl; rth to single geutlemen, without board, or would be ih broakfast 1 ifrequived. The cars from We Filion ferry pam the door, und the evustion Is also, gonve- nlent t¢ the ose r ferien References exchang: Address Galea, Herald eee 7 Rot WITH PARTIAL BOARD, WANT. _ 4 private French Ce by esiogle gentleman, Ad Herald ofice, mating verms, &c. RENOH BOARD.—GENTLEMEN DESIROUS “To speak Fi ali the modern improvements. OR TWO SINGLE GENTLMEN, ONE LARGE DOUBLE front rocm, {a a private tamilv, with partial or fall board. ‘The house and ‘furiiture new, and class, with all the nacern Iwwprovemenia, Apply’at 11934 Ninth street, five doors west of Broadway. N°; 3, 10 WAVERLEY FLACK, NEAR gBROADWAY.— 16 rooms, ‘amilles ersoas, with oF witout Board sagtite PaRTAL 8043 BOARD WAPTED—IN A STRICTLY PRI- vaie aud quiet ‘amily where there are no other boarders, for a gectlemsn and his aon, ir Brooklyn, not more than fit: teen minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry. Terms must be mo- orate, Direct Home, Herald oflic. yARTIAL—--FRUIT AND FARINACEOUS—BOARD Wanted, in Brooklen, by @roung ma. in» private tart iv: B10 if minpies waik irom reet ferry preferred. Ad- cresa L., Dox 232 Post office, vals tor three days. Reve -cnm Groton water, ‘nullable for 107 West Twelfh street, betwoon Fifth References exchanged. 10 LET, WITH BOARD—A LARGE FRONT on third floor. woll furnished, with gas sad for & gentleman and wife. Apply at and Sixth avenues, ROCME—SOME HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS, IN- cluding a suite of beautitul parlors, are now to Jot in house No. 1 Groat Jones street, corner of Broadway. , T° LET—A SUIT OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, VERY ern tnquire ot Ae Fourth are wife who wish s quistresi- dence, Inquire at 206 Pourth avenue, LET—WITH OR oR WITHOUT PARTIAL BOARD, om ‘Really furnished attic chamber, with two beds and a ‘atte chamber; nuitable for two trieada; also, one private, and terms moderate: a ee teres: GENTLEMEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRES TO let, ty ome or two ied room on ik rooes ‘sajolnian, A second floor, with use ot bath room sajoining. A good oppor- Suny jor say eumueman ly 1721 Houston street. @ genteel apartment, A) WAN TED—POARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wite and sister, in a private [oc iag Bites Bloee! and Fourteenth sirecta, aud Fourth and Soventh aveauns lor and two bedrooms are required. References = Rata Address box 2,122, Broourreny Acuna —BOARDING AND DAY fl sexen, Pleasantly and healdily sinaied corner of Bioomiield irat streets, Hobonen, N. J., will f scholars United. yy ile. next torn aa Sian Number, eae yulars at Westerman’s, lew or of fb. FRLDS ‘FRLD NER, Ry Principal. — DUCATION.—MRA, M, HAMILTON'S | FRENCH AND 4 English day school for young ladies, 108 Wost 7! aixth street, between Broadway and Seventh avenue, 7! second tarm will oommence on Thursday, Feb. 7. Circulars an be ob\ained on application at the sch BILLIARDS. TLLIARD BALLS.—A FINE LOT OF ooo baile, sesoriee assorted sizes, and at the lowest cash prices, for ‘sale by W: M. WKLLING, 490 Broome st., corner Orosby st, E OFFER : FOR SALE A FINE STOOK OF saree mado tables, with our new invented custions: Bu will do wei) to call and examine. Trimm! Be Bae for sale and or dere by mail attended to, GRIFFITH & DECKER, 9) Ann DBY GOODS, 30. aa wae PasaiuNs, 1866.— ANTILLAS. Mournacx Bus orxing AxNoswesumet To the Wuslemale Mos ierobanis ofthe Une. MOLYNbI nes Beil, 6 Cer panels ai: STRWER, Black and colored silk mauitliae, Embroidered scart and mar Ues, a leading artia.e, Bleek aud colored mowe anaaue ind nce, Cndieas variety, 1000 black appiiquo, (om $2 90 aime Re iar jee sock of chanila lao Taatitias te be found ia “il eambredered must. payee = from merchanls, and gasr fantees that bis stock is all ost icine tmeatrp oe ie — Pine preg ae Bau IN IRIS LINENS feces 4-4 pure flax Irish linens, prices from 2% te ® cents per vard. N. B.— These goods will be sot apart from the rogaine sted, oPeW ART & U0. Broadway, Ubambers and Bosdo JORsETS, Cops MES. GATNOE WILL 0 orvus for sale, on onday, 4th tostamt, Wy doma Froeon jank- ia, at 10e- nnd 12s. por pair. dina, s lange variety ooo ong brated French wove corsets. 45 ‘third aveone, usar Toul street, aad 262 Sixth wvenwe, near Sovea cealh erect. AMAGED TABLE OLOUTHS ~@WE Gave me eIvAD & A lot of the above. frees IN to 216 sarde long ts ieee. by themre! va marks eres ia pista tgeree their prices, which will ve found much under thelr reel vies, Luke & U1 43 Broadway. ULARD SILKEN. SPRING STYLES, Printed in Pt on reception hg vitae fA ag Balue, wili be opens te ae dtew ane Boney, | he Broadway, Chamvere and Reade Li iB, BARETINGS, DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOW me flannels, long cloths, dimitios, orlidaates, &s., is _ da., 80, PONeALEX'L T. BTRVART & 00. Manutactared and soiected expresaly for thalr FAMILY TRADE way, Chambers and Resde otrecte, PECIAL NOTICE peas bes ad ea I two silk dresses, oroidenies a hata, boots hacckerd ered sen, Porbun' page 7 urlicles of a1 and will pay tn Perbam's a cenary will aad wome cash. Addcecs Perham, box 140 Herald TLOON 1G. BUNT £ 00., IMPORTEKS AND JOBBRIA OF WOOLLES AND UTHER GOODS ‘adapted to meo’s wear, __ Nos. 60 and 82 Wii suroet, corner of Maldon lene. W 2%, BUT NOT INJURED —A, G. OOLBY, 299 onane shreot, wi) offer, thls day, $30,000 worth of rich dress and hou‘ ekeoper goods at a ercrifioe of 50 per cont an the ort Binal cost. House and hotel keepees will had fage to call and exainine thom. RERMAN & 00.3 #XPRESH PUK CALIFOR STA, OCH gon, bandwich Iniands and the west coast of Joute Amer toa, will be despatched via Fanarna, in obarge of & xprcial we sem get, per United States mat, groumer Cbiary Sc 20c oc FM Freight rooeived ill If mad otal express wil Up alto for Panwa, Gasaqut ele, Callao Lima, Islay, rion Caldera. Valparaiso sad "sll e snail packages, leters de. uolil 1 o’elook on Tunedey incl] ris on const. Bens FREEMAN & 00. 00 Broadway. AQIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY, 1% BROADWAY — Foe Calltorsis, Oreron, South america. rand wie Islands and hina, per steainer Dilinals, Feb 5 special owerger.. Freight received tut) 12 olock anal parcels and letters una 1 0 clook aay of mailing, A. HALL, Agent, 14 Bresdway, WATCHES, JEWELRY, 60. ALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, BQUAL TO THR t RBaL diamonda.- Gents’ clnster pins, with oS 6; stone, $4 to $12; rings, $4 to $20; earrings, $5 ‘0 $25; ee ete, aes paras Daaulaemaring ount at i jewellors, 407 47 Brosawey. ‘ATCHES AT WHOLESALE PRICKS.—GOLD auD dene: t} thas aa: silver watches, of iption, leas 1y ethan sore i the oi, Buyers of good waichoe would do wed te before purchasing elsewhere. merbed ia Sais ine wsdow. L, & J. JA00! DI Seares' Ww |AOUBs, imperters ef MISCELLANEOUS. GET. wang KAROSENR, OR COAL OTL. The uenaty of the ight obtanod from ts fl wil be bog See ee res ee uid heretofore kaown Puts oll bolng a pure disti)lation trom ral ee mixture of spirits of turpentine or alcohol, ie losive. Insurance companies not, out premium. ‘Those who read or write much at night will And ita great segulaition, as the light ia remarkably moady abd sof to theaye, general ‘use, in stea aboats, pau cars, eburebos, nctories, ‘and ont bathe britany without or crusting wick does not deteriorate or evaporate jy caposures aad Je mol affected by the coldest weather. ‘The various pavented lamps i to be found at the store of the undersigned are recommended as the best Piacente’ Culley quan ef te ol, eash lamp giving & light equal to vwre yurpers. ‘this ollean be used in omnenene sat Se ees ee con Lpedertot to. chandeliers Sn hotels, country residences ‘The usual diseount to wholesale dealers. AUBTENS, agents of the North american Ki ‘Company, 67 Beaver sirest, Bi ILOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS. — ‘The excracisting torments of tnothache poten! relieved by this rem ly, whhout injury to the or teat it acting sle y upon asen pene. ent dent eave abe opipion of ft, “anc iy’ reoormroend it. to thelr pe! Prnpared a tr sao by 8A. 1. & D. SANDS. vraggiota Ne. alse by druggists generally, 'ulton street, LOWERS OF FXTRAORDINARY MERIT AT RETAIL, — JAMES TUCKER can at thle momeat present some of the loveliest impor ed French flowers in creation {tisee magnified annouscewent, but s tact beyond me 397 Broadway, pear White street, Der 9 PROOF PAINTING PAINTING, PAINTIN L— dhe subscriver Is Low prepared to paint the roots of houses with fre or proof paint, at the short Office and depot. 91 Manein street. a. AU orders thankfully received aid nromptly atiendod te FTOUSE AGENCY.—TH# ADVERTISER HAVING THE sgency of several houses and being cesirous of extend its business, would like an sgency for « few more Pri returns and payments made Good reference and security: civen A line addressed to Knterprise, Herald oflloe, wil re ecive prompt attenuon, OWARTH’S OMIENTAL TOOTH PASTE-AN BLE gont pre, tion for cleansing. ig aod reaulity- for rendering the eums firm and Wie, and at tee samo time of purifying the breath incident on decaying text, hes ped been a desideratum. As the re-ult of loax rewareh nad extepatve experience, the indersigued. witn dit ten maf ters to the public tbe “Oriental tooth paste,” which will ef fectually accomplish tbe abore objec’s The ingredients of ite composition are all perfect'y {1 and as a deniffrice it ix superior to any other in removing tar- (ar or in eradicating spots of inolpiest decay trom the siving tbe enamel « pearly whiteness and the brenth a teaseand arema. In submitung the “Oriental tooth paste” ta pubKe patroa- age, more reliance is placed on {ls intrianle value to fate M Pophar favor then any 9 rumpedeg of its many vir ues. trepared by D. TUWARTH, pharmaceaiioat Brookivn. N. ¥.,and rold by most re-pectay'a a drygri wad bag: medicine venders, in en at 25 cents et All orders addrese to tl 1? OF rien bor 3 a Pont office, will receive prompt auienuon. 3 Bevckira pl sede es schntheishetee hc fe ‘EW PATENT SPECTACLES.—THEY IMP! N sion, suit for life, change to greater aie oe Lid near and dintany onjects 66 Kitendanos 1d a: Seat FRANKS. leoturer on he oy iis Tow, opposite Astor Bouse, nomical, eaaiy adjust minus ‘ken reat) with exact panies vaue They embrace asertes. fifleen different reg 10d to tke uses of indi a of the woe pe cae from his businese; also the offlce ofboe hours; the Post office register, ye the mails for the North,’ Kast, Bouin and a Fogler giving the bine of extant are wirirave di diotgent nv pol Xf Parrengern in each car the ang the \imo ihe train will stop at aad foreale by NM. Bufinton, Pall liver, i RED, pe She pritek bara bn re OR RVENING—- FURWISHRD and al omer Seperdining Derg ped a ole, planotoe Gr soy ober instrament BIEVENS, 186 Crosby street, PILBS.—ARE YOU SUFFERING WITH PILES, Prin ine ihe plies | Ifs0, use Dr DUPRIRS ool ome Mody! reme- ly. ous use De. Dre pills; 10 mee eatnare Plies, use ent, only £0 cents per box. Principal office, 76 Nassau strees, N.Y. and for tale by Lara sta. Oly Téterenoe and toot? Uisonse that Heah i hele a. cay ites ban. nevovery % w i bin olat STOVES, STOVES, STOVES—NO. 5 : wana “pe Pith VAN NOS wor carat ptt a e sssor tamer tol grates, kilehen summer ranges ‘and stoves, on reaso chee range pa rane, Raralahed fr tame. } grates oot and repented. upand rept OMETHING FOR THE LADIFS.—| 5 SOM ented tect that tho Voetris bloom Heap Ree soe tothe cheeks without doing the rmallost injury to the akin. pllother commetice are decidedly pern hold this as a great desideratum, \f @ different complexions. and la road way. Ladies who are serarely ) pale should ive this ers a trial. HE VESTRIS BLOOMS. ‘of there valuable Indien reema passing away, The ‘Voutris bioome Are ao. called because by their use Madame Veatris used them to retain the bloom of youth ever upon her cheek. are lena, and, unlike general coemetics, 4 while they belghten fis beauty, They are sola loves nad rangorhned dn