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

6 FINANCIAL AND CO AMERCIAL. MOSKY MARKEY. Tuxzspay, Feb. 5—6 P. M. The stock market was very buoyant this morning. At the first bo. « there were large transactions, ge verally at better vices. Erie bonds, 1875, declined 4 per cent; Niciisgua ‘Transit, 4; Cumberland, 4 New York Central ‘'sadvanced 4 per cent; Penn: | sylvania Coal, 4; New York Central Railroad, 4) Reading Railroad, }; Hudson River Railroad, i= | Shigan Central Railroad, }; Michigan Southern Rail- road, 3; Cleveland, Columbus azd Cincinnati Rail- Galena and Chicago, j; Cleveland and To. ledo, 14; Chicago and Rock Island, 2. Dlinois Cen- tral bonds were in demand, aud frm at our quota tions, Erie was steady, with a limited movement. ‘The decline in Nicaragna Transit created some ex- citement to-day. It opeued at 22), and closed at 214 percent. The sales sum up more than two thousand shares. There is evideutly an important meaning in this sudden decline. We have expected for some days that lower prices would role, and have no doubt a further depreciation will be realized, but it will only be preliminary toa rapid advance. There are parties intersted in this stock who cannot, or rather who will not, permit it to ran down to any- thing like previous points. Michigan Southern was in active demand to-day, but the sales were not large. It opened at 91}, sold as high as 92}, and closed at $2 per cent. The impression has now be- come pretty general that there is some movement in this stock. It evidently is not in any way con- nected with the strect any further than ia the making of purchases. It is an outside affair entire- ly, and so far as we cau learn, emanates from parties intimately acquainted with the history and future resources of the road. The movement commenced with the completion of the contract for constructing the Detroit connection, and the importance of that extension to the main line has attracted a class of purchasers entirely new to Wall street Before this matter was consummated, before the Detroit con- nection waz secured, the Michigan Southern Rail- road was a substantial ten per cent investment; but now that it will soon have a terminus that will com- mand the bulk of the travel via the Suspensin Bridge, it must become much more productive, | and rank as one of the most complete lines in the Western country. A careful examination of the whole map is sufficient to convince any one, | of the great superiority of the Michigan thern | route via the Northern or Southern shore to Lake Erie, over all cthers, to and from the West. The fact that every effort was made by the Michigan | Central Company to prevent the Michigan Southern | from forming the Detroit connection, is sufficient to show how much importance they attached to it. Fora time these efforts were successful; but the paseage of a general railroad law by the Legislature of Michigan gave the Southern road the privilege, which special legislation had so long deprived it of. Reading was active this morning, at better prices. It is a good investment at prices 10 and 15 per cent above there now current; but if a man buys it on speculation he may lvse by the operation. A prominent bear purchased largely of Cleveland and Toledo this morning, at prices higher than have ruled for some weeks. There was a marked im- provement to-day in Chicago and Rock Island. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction, by Simeon Draper:— been 000 Obio & Misa. RR, oo Div., on M. dat, add. 4 2,000 do do. 6,900 L. Erie. Wab. & se Louis RR ‘lst M. ra 5,000 Chic. & Miss. KR , [ns0mes, 104, 38 3 bhares Pacific Mail Steamship 6a. 6255 At the second board the market was a shade or two lower. Reading fell off } per cent; Michigan Southern, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, }. After the board higher prices ruled. The amount of business transacted this afternoon was limited. The steamship Africa, from this port for Liver- pool tomorrow (Wednesday), will take out about $200,000 in specie. Owing to a change lately made in the Board of Directors of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company, some deday occurred in making arrangements for the prompt payment of the interest due 1st instant on the first mortgage bounds of the company. The interest is now in course of payment by the financial agents of this company, Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. The following table, showing the amount of capi- tal, number of shares, par value, when semi-annual dividends are paid, amount of last dividend, and latest quotation of the stocks, of the various fire in- surance companies of the city, is taken from the February number of the United States Insurance Gazette and Magazine:— New York Firs [nscRance anit POR FRBRUARY. mer Div'ds wie Latest 3. Par. payable. rice. 000 “0 Jen aoa ret 9105 50 Jan & July 5 98 8 100 25 Feo & Avg 5 908 90 50 Mar &Sept 6 108 a 110 2% Juiy&Aug 7 900 91 2% Juce & Des 10 1909 188 17 Feo& Aug 6 W 20 duns & Des 10 157 w 163 70 Feb & Aug 21 135 0 146 100 Jan & July 10 95 a 100 —— 5 980100 Juve & Dec 8 105 a 106 may & Nov 6 959100 fan & July 5 100 2 101 lef —e 6 105 a 109 May & Mor 10 120 4 125 y & ec 5 Bia 83 100 Jie Y & daly 7 101 a 105 £0 Jan & July 10 98 4 100 2% Feos Aug— 60a 62 ‘7 Apr & Ost 17 134.0135 25 Apr & Me 6 Wa 9% ‘& Veb & Avg 10 1258148 50 Mar & spt 8 992 100 16 Jan & July— S20 53 5) Jan &Jaly 10 95a 98 60 Jan & July 10 100 a 10 ia. & July — 96 May & Now 15 142 Heavens 22 po $07. Commercial. 200 000 Com'nwesith 200 000 wiht ans eh Toke 8 eee Sax se as Finptre City Facelsior 32888 ee ; 33 eon oer 6, 332885 ge: 40 May (Nov. liga ss 0 Jaa & fuy 4 108 76 25 Jin &Suly 6 86a 88 Omar aeD 2% Feo. & aug. § 105 a 108 100 Jao. & JaiylO 138 at140 Juvek& ec 10 124 a 125 Jan. &July & 9a 96 co Jan. HO ee Sssee 5388882828 Sap on S $33 eee = Pgs 3 nied Foes Baszessys July 6 100s 103 Jaiy29 186 0 137 10 160 @ 152 £10 106 « 108 g Ise ? 238 5: FEZ Zz 7 3 r r Bi = ero praxre => 3 = é = gr! 232223s ree oot EES é 5 833535 papas PE £ ef = Ls Sue 2 $s B=SQSESS overran 2 BS + $ 7? & ~ ? ee ee od ze: RR 25 Fe! ug. 5 980 100 26 Jan. & July10 100m 112 60 Jan & Julyl0 113 a 116 60 Jan. & July 6 9a 1 The Orange and Alexentie Railroad is now the only connecting link with Richmona, Virginia, and the South. The river route has not been open for the past two or three weeks. The ice boat, being gnable to continue her trips, now lays frozen ap at Washington perfectly useless until warm weather shall open the river. Passengers going south of Washington, had better not pay their fare beyond that point, as they will be obliged to change their route to the Orange, Alexandria and Virginia Cen. tral Railroad, to reach Richmond, the trains of which aafly make the connection. It is fortunate for the travelling public, and also for the govern- ment, that this lire of improvement has been made, 9 the transportation of the whole Southern mail is dependent apon this route. On its completion to Lynchburg, it will le the great through road to the South and Southwest, 21.6 following statement of the ales of Jands and 38332822525 Sx receipts py the Illinois Central Railroad Company, sor 166, is taken «0% the Buropean circular of De C ppet & Co; ‘and on conated lands, ‘The Interest Fund has Total eetate....... + 2,595 000 Cepital of 149,256 shares, 20 per ct. paid ia. Coat of the road to date......., Sales of Lands in 1856. In making their seles the company receives per cent interest. Sales of Construction Lands, Original Acres, Valut’n. 80,000 $60, of which 860,000 20, of whish 84)860 sold at 20 00. Bed 5, of which 2:8: abaceld at 10 20. 2,000,000 319,600 - Sales of Breeland Bonds. 345,000 $11 54, of which 76,776. Interest. Fund Land 260,000 of which sold ac $2 50; 106,501 acres pri- vileged to be repurebaerd wt that pric which sold at $11 20; 26,004....... 2,686,000, of which 528 8¢1 scl4 Receipts since the opening of Road. Miles Months. Jomuary.... $57,088 441 July 150, 6 November, ou December, $5,352 143,018; freight, miscellaneous , $208,136. The above is a condensed statement of th detailed report of the company published a since. It enables those interested aud the public generally to cee ata glance the land operations of the company for the year and the productiveness of the road. The last (seventh) annual report of the Mi aud Mississippi Railroad Company is very volumin- ous, and full of important information relative to the progrees of that line of internal improvement. President, Mr. Catlin, has made a very elaborate and comprehensive review of the work and pects; and to those not familiar with the section of country through which this road is constracted, or its local resonrces, it must be highly interesting. To the stockholders such a-report is invaluable. gives @ very satisfuctory exhibit of the company’s affairs, and is not over-sanguine regarding the fature productiveness of the road. We have made liberal extracts from the report, that those interested. may have the facts and figures from an source MILWAUKIE AND Missisetvrt RAILROAD. ‘The length the c.ntractors, is about one bunared miles, at the ccmpany of $2,014,500, payable as fullows:—$1,290, 060 m bonds cf the company, $250,000 in morigag stockholders taken in pay ment of stock, $100,600 ia cash, ano $484,500 in the stcck of the coinpany—all being taken at par by the contracto.s, * patty two eae es of rails were delivered at Milwaukie in the mcxta of October Jast, and seven thou- sand cight hundred tons, weighing fifty-eight p’ the liveal yard, sufficient to iron the 10ad to Prairie du well as the chairs and spikes, have been pur- cbased, end will be delivered at Milwaukie upon the open- Chien, ing of navigation. * From es aster of the Sesretary, it will be seen that aid in, to the dlet Decem der that the fnocted debt of the aie at the same time is $2,490,000, as follo the tota! amount of stock ir laa’, 18 $1,826,458 61, an $14,000, 10 per cent vones, "peyable, ex Ee « “ eo fe ts “© construction 650,000, 8 “< sinking fand $2,400,000 Ail of these, except the $500,000 construction bonds, are secured by mor'gage upon the road. these the company have now on haud 8 500, and $12,- of the comoany the Janes. ed whatever, to the Slat in 83,518 707 80, of whi :h $635,242 80 have 000 have been converted into the stock Toe total amount of expenditare-, iocluding Tille breneh, forall p cember Jas! Seatecrerdel upon the line ‘beyond Madison, 379 12 in the purchase of the right of in payment notes falling due yearly, from 1856 to 1862, with two per cent interest per annum. Sales after 1863 carry three 7,388 sold at $30 00. rowd, including side tracks, to be built by f way from Janes- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1856. oa 2,585,120 Remain Unsold. 265 140 1,072,748 300 000 1,630,508 + 268 224 Miles Recripts. Openal. Aoniha, Recerpts. Quen. 630 627 128 $000,934; e annual few days ilwaukie ‘The its pros- It official & cost bo of * ounds to , ond of and $20,- ville to Monroe, and of depot grounds at those places. The estimated cost to complete the main tine to P airie du Chien, and the line of the Southern Wis- consin read, let, is, And the resources are Unecllected stock subscriptions, ineludi amount unpsid on 2828 shares of atock bad to Monroe, according to the by the company... « Farm ages ‘unso'd Construction bonds... G00 Stock charged to contractors for which the company hold eecurities......... , Cash on hand, proceeds of bonds soid on account of contractors... 165 Sinking fund 8 por cent bond: 000 Milwaukie city ponds. wi 300,000 Acd ties paid icr and right of way pur- chased beyond Macison, 40 be refunded by contractors ,........ . 36,000 Add first morigage bonds, which may ‘be issued on line cf Southern Wisconsin road, between Javesville anc Monros, at the rate of $10,C00 per mile...... . ——3, 002,426 Total expenditure to 3lst December last on main line and Southern Wisconsin road, including the eight mies now operated trom Milton to Janesvilie....,.. $3,578,757 Amount required to complete main Prairie cu Chien and 8, W. R. to Moaroe.......2,179,258 Total..... ... Additional equipmenis con! for cipation of the completion of tue road.,.,.. Total cost of road. Length of mai “of line southwest to Monroe. “of side tracks Average cost of road. ‘including side treks, equipment, other expenditures, depot grouncs snd bu'ldi $22,400 per mile. aT We bave esti; i the the Gret year after 8: $1,500,000; and though we are warranted {2 ing the earnings of the Southern Wisconsin the first year, afier its completion to Monror, at than $260,000, yet to provide against all contingenci on rons earnings of the main line, it shall have reached Prairie du Chien, contracts $2,179,258 estimat- road for not leas rd will consider the first sum as the total earnio, doh lines. Es imating the operating expenses cont—epout ten per cent above the accual cost at thos ier —it will leave for net earnings $150,000, equal to 12) per cent upon the whole cost of the road of six millions cf dollars. ‘Thie funded that the entire cost of the road is represented r centage is upon the supoosition that all the lebt of the company is conve-ted into stork, and by ntock. But 6 this will probably not be the case, and as « large portion of the cost of the road wil be represented by bords, bearing an interest of eight ver oont, the dividend will bo tatesnod tha correepedtiug rats. The grors earnings for the year cading diet Desember, 1865, were S201 64594, be on the earnings cf the’ previous year, although tier 6] line of road was operated.” an increase of $234,979 16 no addi ‘The opera ing expenses for ae same Hme, as will ap- ar im detail in the Supsrintendent’s report. were 273,797 06, or forty per cent of the gross carniogs, leay- epee remeron s4ce,tek 76, acd and rays net sacar On the 20th of June las dividend of five per cent, 907,662 41. ous year the ects dec!ared s oash om the earnings of the six previous months, srd on ‘the 9th inst. » further dividend of five per cent, payable in cash, and seven per cent in stock, making # total of seventeen per cent for the year g ending 81st December last. Net earnings for the year.. + $417,443 Leet interest on funded debt ++ $156,075 “ July dividend seve s SD AIT Ps January dividend, five ‘por cent, “cash. 47,791 veven atoek, $60,000 of which represents the sum de- posited to crec ii of sinking fund......... 66,908 -——813,922 Surplus for the year.. +. $103,521, To which add surplus ‘set apart ihe previ year of... a pet bess Hd the payment of the comatrac: ae * * * * In the Jast annnal comes the earnings for the closed were estimated at an increns® of 2b rk pert nt $114,216 19 over those of the preeesio, jeer ihe actual increase has been $234,979 1b6—or 54 Stock Exe Tr ay ine 750 she Ki 800 $1000 Ten €'s 90 1000 Virginia 67... 2000 Obio 6's 60, 600 do... 6000 Missouri 6) 1000 N York 6's '62 £000 Har let Me bde 4000 do... be0 1f000 Brie ba. °75, 000 500 Dresses 11000 do. 1000 Hnd Rid Mt 1060 N Ind bde 18 21600 1a Cen RR be #8 10000 “3 600 £000 6000 £000 1060 1 Free’d bw 0 700 N York Con 6'# 1000 to. » wheraas, per cont, 5, 1886, 81% agi BIS 106 Pavams RR, 0 16 Cleve, © &Cin 2€0 Penn Cosi . 101 30 Galena & Cais RR wx 200 do ..,..030 101% 110 40 Cum Coal Co., 83 2555 i Crate RG. ae 0 4 100 200 100 100 1829 1 in CuAOak TRRAS 89 6 Bex. cis SOE SECOND BOARD. 6 she Covtin’] Benk 800 she MS&NIRR O14 806 Fler & Key Jt. bv % «60 Panama are sees } 50 Nic Tran &,.020 21% £0 do 4 100 co «b1lO 21% 210 Cleve & Pa RR 4 500 00 744 1060 225 60 Bate 60 53% 100 5334 £0 Chie & R TRE. 53 hy 100 Com Con Co, . «20 5 150 Reading Railroad 5% 100 wb3 Big do Central RR: . 1 & Chicago RR 110 CINCINNATI STOCK SALES. By Hewson and Holmes, for the Week Bnding January 80, 1856. BO-DS, $5,000 Lit Mia RR Co, 6 per ct dds, du61883, end int. = 2 600 Ohio & Mix RR Co, 7 ‘percent i norte sonds., 1 000 Inol: & Cin RR Co, 7 per cent, div Conds . 7. COO Cov & Lex RK Co, 7 per ot, nh hin ad iat tise 2,000 do. co. do... 65 1 666 Col & Xeinn RR Co, dividend fe mds. 90 95 Livle Miamt RR Oo, ctvideud sorip, . 83 "E00 Tavie Mami RR Co, Givicend scrip, new, 80 700 Col, Tiq & Ind FR Co, 7 tere, dom bs das 1808. 14 STOCKS. 204 ehs Ohio & Mias RR andint. 74 800 do. andint. 8 20 éo. ‘andint. 814 i. co, do, andiat. 9 200 do, do andint, 91g 5 do. do, and iat. 10 83 3 Columpus & Xer 106 Little Miami, 17 Covington & Lexington éo, 50 Indianapolis & Oincinnat: River & Lske Erie... 46 Little Miami........ 25 Obio Centsal 200 Dayton & Michi 309 Chilo & Miacianl opt. “ 1 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tumspay, Feb. 6~6 P. M. Astxs.—Sma 1 sales wore mae, of pot, wt $6 75 a $6 87, and pearl: at $7 75. Preapervrrs.—Fiour—The market was again easier, snd closed at a decline, The tranaasiions embraced sbout 5,000 a 4000 nbls., included in whien were ¢:mmon to extra bracds of State, at $7 60 a $7 75; West- em mixo’, fancy apd extra bands, at $7 504 33 15; nadian waa inactive, with sales of about 300 a 400 pbla., at $8 a $10; Soatbern brands were in fair di rand, with rales of adout 9006 1,000 bola, at $8 50 a $8 78’ for common to choiee, and $8 8734 & $10 26 tor fancy snd extra, Rye flour aud meal were unchanged. Wheat—The market was inactive; ime low were Led at full prices, without tranractions of moment; prime white Missouri was held at $2 15, which was above the views of buyers; red Lennessee was at $1 90, and 1,000 burkels gocd Western 101 sold a: $1 90. Cora—The sales embraced «50ut 15 000 rusnels, included ia which ware 7,000 bushels Southern white and 3,700 bushais good mixed co. at Abo; Jersey yellow at 790. a B0c.; bushels of old Western mixed, being chiefly locked up in store, aud ita delivery prevented by {co, the sales for immediate delivery were Hiited and prices nominal. A Fale of 10,000 bushels of Western mixed wes mace, deliverable in ‘all the mouth of March, st B00. Rye was quiet; sales of 1,000 bushels were made in part ai 8125, from the rallrdsd depots. Oats wore dull and freely offered at 4le, a 440. for Jersey, 44c. # 480. for State end 49c. a 500. for Western. Corrxe.—About 800 bags Rio were sold at llc. a 11Xe., 100 mats Java at 14%¢c., and small sales Bahia were made at 10c. Corroy.—The sales included about 3,500 bales, the mar- ket slosirg firm at about 10c. for middling uplands, and oye. a 10Xe. for New Orleans do TS.—The ice sii’) interfered with grain engage- Bae To Liverpool Abont 1.500 bbls, floar were en- d at 2a. a 2a Gd 50 a C00 bales square cotton Sted , while rome vessels demended 1-324 + ane 108 bale Sea Ieland were taker. at 4d. 109 tierces lard were taken at 268., and :50_packsges bacon st 258. To Londcu—300 flerees le lard weré engaged ut 40s. per ton. To day 400 bales of cotter were engsged at $:¢.; flour was ot ‘7bc., grain at 16c @ 17c., and a.he: $10. To Biemea—150 bales of cotton were engnged at le, 260 tierces rice at 378. 6d., 40 tons measuiement goods at 358, and 30 tierces honey at p. t. To Califorcia—Rates ‘averaged about 30c. per foot measurement Hay.—the market was firm, a! 11%. per 100 Ibs. MoLasema—Sales ot 200 bbls, New Oreaus were made at afc. a 440. a 4éc. The latier figure for prime quailty; and 100 bbis. of Texas wore oli at Ue: Navat a were quiet, aud w thout change of mo- ment in price PRovisons.--Pork—The market was heavy sna lower; the rales emSraced about 1.1004 1,200 bbls, including mene a? $15 75 a $15 8734, and pritn at $14. Bert war inactive and sales Ught, ‘being confined to about 160 bbls, including coun'ry prime, at $4 a $9 75, and coun'ry ees st $10 a $10 25; repucked Western was at Sil a $14 50; prime meas was at $19 25, Beef hams—600 tiercen soli at $11 25 » $14 50, and 50 do. at $id, whica was an outside price. Bacon was stendy at 9370.8 100. Cat mena were in fair demand, with sales of 400 a 600 puckeges, inclucin shoulder a at 7c. a7%e., and hams Bt B3¢c. # 103¢¢.; 10,000 Ibs. dry salted shoulders were rold, for export, at 7c. cash. Lard waa heavy; sales 80 ’bbls. were made, strietly prime, at 10%0.” Butter M steady, at 18. w 240. for Ohio, at 24c. a 28c. for State. EAL Estate.—-Honse and lot on 23d street, $24,100; on 20th sireet and Sth avenue, 25x98:9, $3,600; adjoining, do , $3,100. In Brooklyn, house and ‘lot on Pacite street, 22 het, $4,400; adjoining, do., $4,450; house and lot No” 50 Water street, extending back to Cherry strevt, 25x125, $15,000; 20 in 26th street 20x00, $10,750; 113 Sullivan street, 25x100, $11 600; four lota ‘corner 7th avenue and 20d «treet, cold togetber, $14,260; leasehold property in Varick street, near Clarkson, $3,050; one lot on 7th a nue, near 54th street, 25x100, $1,530; house and lot No 28 Pitt treet, 21x100, $4.250. Rice wa quiet, and without change in p-ice: Srices.—Five cases No, 1 nutmega wore sold at 02%6., and 10 cases at 96e ; and 500 bales cloves ac p. t, Bud 215 bege pimento at’ p. f. SUGARS were quiét; sales 50 hhds. New O:Jeans were ware at 8e.a8k¢, and 287 do. muscavato at private terme, supposed to have been at about 63c., for reflaing ‘Toracco is in fair request, bot transactions confined, on veccant of the revere cold.’ The sales included 42 hhds. tucky at 223{c. @ Ie ; 203 abi, Hivann, 60. Cabs, at p. t ; 180 casen send leaf, 10c.'a12iKe.; 83 do. Flori*s, ibe. # Bde ; 114 ceroons South American, for expert, at Winery’ Ssten of abon’ 400 bbls. of Oto ani Prison were wads Bt vi yc. a ide., with email Lite a: 243¢0. Foreign Markets. Maranzae, Jan. 27.—Freights are extremely dull, and ur Pardor is full of vessels, Iaying here on dematiage, tur which charterers can’t find employment, Ruling rates 7¢ viz : 10 United S ates, 75c. per box, $4 per hbd. sugar, 1 $136 per 110 gallons molasses; Europe, £3 163. 9 ¢ 1, Scarce'y any produce bas come into the mu:kat, an yet, ond owing wo the late heavy raina it will be loog bofure we wenn ee like a stook. AN import articles are very cull. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. sas AT MT AUCTION. — LBERT H. “NICOL, LAY, AUGTIONRE®,— ABSOLUTE sale of fifteen years’ lease of the buil No. 2i Wall at., corner ot Broad ALBRaT z pie nell on Wedne: o'clock, at Merchinte’ Rx. habge, New York. Wall nd ner ot Broad. follow #:—Yearly rent for the first five yea ong lease are 23 oes Para payad: ie quarterly, and Oroton water tax; Fog ae Me V Fut of 8s por a nim nnd water at be lan’ canoe 10 rn urdpg mg rep erty BOW renta for $2000 per shnune and ena propery 2 83,00" For an investment. n be oilered which pa" 60 reat fe this lease. a9 8 ‘an opportunity is pr foeurted ‘met with, and should be « abt by those seek +4 ge ki cre lovestment. econ ay bonds and none Fill be for one half the more. For oply to AL BLK T AUCTION.—ANTHORY J. BLERCKER & 00. WIL, reli at public auction on Wednesday, February 6 at t2 vara ‘abe Merchants’ ‘Exchange, the” following vatusie ry viz.:—On Forty first wtreet—Three four first pyre tho orth ide ‘orty: first street, comm ens! nied aveny pee Are exch 16 fet 5 Inches by 46 feet In dopih futshed ie fepih For Impey terms ata, Frsbor artoars, NPP ih.” For artloulars, a " Ue office v1 the auvtloreera, No. 7 Broad etrcet, “PP © ATE * BLEECKER. AUCTIONKE! VALUAG operty on Fast Twenty eighth street — A. J. Keecker will seli, at auction, tats day, Febrnary 6, 1856, at 12 re | ca o'c.ock, at the Morebanta’ Fxobange,’ the three tonr ‘story | terement houres known se Nos 115, 16 and 117 Kast Twonty efgh’h street, on the north side. Ge teet east of Third avenue. ‘The lots are each 25 feet feet 9 inebet; déepih of bourse, Sorect sym Re CUD: at the property ean be applying to sna street Bt the cflice of the stotoneer, No 7 Iroad street. se" OF LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER ta, SHERIFF'S SALES othe day. Pes 6, % ont of King stron! minediately afier, at G12 Green wioh street, 7 horees and A the contents ol the vard ix ares, &e and vast, the Crivent of the coal yard and fxinree, & West Forty ith atreet. JOBN WiLkON, Yeputy Sheriff, UCTION woTick — RUSRELL & DAY, AUC TIONEERS, store °5 Neesan street, (two doors fron Fulton atreet } fH ‘ave to nequaint the puhile hat we will commence oir ‘ion enles of fornitare, pianatortes, &e , on Thars Ary 14 and conti: ne the aame, every Treaday and durirg the eprirg. Pherillts and na «parties declining hoasekespmg and other sales "\ reeeive our Tersemal attention, All aalés made hy our Uyuccess phpgiunly setttad, A | correr of | 1849,"t0 the” Tat tasued, amornt § Kéaictnal profits rom ‘iat Seouary, IB, to Ist ji clothing. = VETION NOTICE — B. Bogart, ihis day. 610% oc ocr, at rapkiort abd Wii ism streeis saeting of the stock acd fixtures of a grocery and lMquor siore, cases, bar couzter, fixtures, lamp, scales, sh stand steada. bureaus, beds, iggt ony tola beds, A andcbi'dren’s gatiors.rubbers jrocaries, teas,liquoces 4c, Shureday, wale of clegeat SALES AT AUUTION. ide dap ty aco AUOTIONBER, a o'clock, in the aan furanare a0, & ie of watcnes, hoes and brv's; BOGART, AUOLIONKER. jou rooms, oms'ab!e’s ga 6, cua = brandy, gin, ssgars, bar pump, retrirerator, groceries. £0 am dal — InAAU JONES, Vonstavie. wore N NOTICE —J, FOGARTY, AUORIONBER.— DY avs. corner of Fravkiort sed exccutinge, housebold fursituce, clesets, looking glasses car pets, Hogar: wis day, at 103; o’clook, at the a Wiis sweets, by virus tables feather veds, vases, bureaus, Won roun' of sever: chairs, beds:eaas, clock, office desks, zon sale waich, we, Also, by virtue o 41to, on secourt too & two chairs, lot stovels, trupk clothing MICHABL sn exeoution, one RY MaksHaLll, purchaser, on6 ohest carp “nier’s ‘Also, pay exponses, one of former c. DUODY, enenbie. ginws case, ator ie, SSIGNER'S SALE.—TAE ENTIRE STOCK OF MOURN- ing gona in the sire 61 Broadway, for asle for cas, Apply o Ut atr et. + QUIDAN, Assignee, 80 aud 62 Chambers Y EDWARD S0HKNCK, AUOTIONRER.—KDWAR BCHENUK will geil at suction, this day, ai IL o'elost, Rt his slew roca, 16 Wail coo! diamonds, Ww aed Jewelry, consisting id OTACLIO'S, Cart ngs, st0GK, cresses p 0-en cases, by Fortmant of thabionable jewelry whes to huutlag ak ngs, Kod the bert mok6rs; also a large magntfionnt as- Sule postive, lor cash, ‘eB, NO. 28 BROADWAP.— feopiuyt wes vin bightee sch aweet, belweet. consisting of 11 pairs wheels, 20 carts, 27 Moodar, renta wnd iuachibe carts 1] sweeping mbcbines. Sdircoares 8 Walero cia, rd cart boxes, 14 cart box covers, collaré, & 1 COf sho vels avd for) set cart harness, 9 horas 4 br oles 4 pair baines, and alot of binckemid tole consisting of anvils bellows, socks wnd oes, vices and ber chee, drilling machines, portable forge, end 8 large quanuty of ola iron. ‘UGBNE B. FR ANKLL eUCTIONEBR.—TO BK BOLD by Fite NKIIN & NICHOLS at thetr store 79 Nasswa tiree!, on Friday, February 8, nt 103g o'clock, one shi» chrono- weiter, for he estate of Conrad Jere A, RK sARON AUCTIONEER, WILL 81! Yelock »\ 67 Massan sireel, a sol gold watch ut Wg mentot laaies) ane celebrated tankers; reeerve. 5 also, the watches wre warranied fer time and quality, gentkemen’s fh , Fich efami paced Hl, Adminia:rator. , of the most and gold jewelry. all! Sale without REDRICK J, WOLBERT, AUCTIONRXR -BY F. G. WCOLBEA? & BROTHEL ‘store 83 Cedar street, ner Brosdwe; found y dry ‘auction Lotiee Ineluded in aa'e this d~y, oom: 10 o’ciock. will bs pricg staple and fa @ general a-seriment of keods, consiatin g of em breideries, ribions, slike French giasha as, linen baudier- chiefs, laces, :Uk trimmings, c.; plated ware, onmpriang awstere, 10018 And tea spoove, forks, 0 'Heroming’s needles. fancy 'dres: 180, por'emennaies, nuitons, pearl shirt 4 biitions, shirt :oroms, &e.; avo, balance of stock Of a retailer, now io be logues rendy, dat coLamenceméat of #aie. Sainpies aud cata: RGF COOK, AUCTIONEER. —PRRENP TORY 8 ALS of new sna elegant furniture, on Thursday, February 7, 61 1035 o'clock, at 100 Broaa™ ay, opposite Trinity chureh, o yn? sisting of parlor, chamber and dintng room sats; ais sofas, bockcaves, derks, centre tables, bedsteads, chang, wardrs bureaus, wae! wid OFN LV NDEWATER, AUCTIONERR, WILL SEUL this day, (Weonesday,) #¢b. O05 0" room 12 Naiden lepe, rich diamond jewelry ter and single stone dc., all retin the latest siyles, ‘Watches, ments of 8, Ac, 6, ath dismend or 3, stud, Ais, Kine Ot 1s Coral go do ase Ptgn levers. duplex, ehronomeiars, te, wita mave- pe first qnatity, made by ihe sost celebrated mkers. A ‘£0 i8 carat gold vest, ob and guard chatn»; also, & jue 18 carat gold jewe'ry, lava aud cameo brooches, fazer rings, studs, sleeve buttina, ke, &c. povasty, AUCTIONEER. —AS3'GNEE’S SALE OF « the stock ola new and second hand fainiture de: ‘his cay, at 10s, o'clock at 2/ Centre slreet: twenty 1030 Wood and maloxany marble top ceutte tables, twenty dose mhogany sprici sea! chai dining tab) lounges, chap. with & large band furniture; # ing houre furrtiure ee crcokery, china, 0%, and walnut ‘extension and pookeases, sidebourds. sofas and sofa beaiends ozen erbs and cradles, office desks wo e assortment of medium class and second hy virtue of ap execution. & lot of board teen secon’ hand Brussels and ingraia cerpets, bedsteads, ivory cutlery end plated ware, toilet sets, Sale perempury, Mozrcach SALE.—JOHN W SOMBRINVYKE, AUC: tirneer—store 20. North William street—wi'l sell, on Friday, Feb. 8 at 102, o'clock. at 123 187oome street, by virtua ofa chattel mortgage, the contents of a disuliery, consisting of copper ketves, aoublers, wortis with wooden condensers, wooden tanks, iron b: columns and chargers, ones x08 for charcoal, ooppes and lin measures, steam gaug>, iron pipes, hydrometers, & i 0) HIN'W. KOMERINDYKE, Atiomey for Mortgngoe. OTICR, FRANKLIN A AND NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS, 79 arson street, will hold regu ar_sales of furni- at their store, on Wednesdays and Fridays of each ‘Consignments of second band furniture solicited. ad~ vances made when requued, and prompt returns in ail PENING SALE OP TBE SRABON. ~FXTENSIVE AUO- von cutiom made furniture, planoforte, BU FRANELIN, auclocesr. By FRASK: ae. But fin & NICHOLS, on Wetnesday inorning, dia tnsian lesroomn, 79 Nassau, stredt, nee: Seay at their sold, sults ot rocewood pt stesds bureaus, creesiog Bi Le tops, Wrench p at wil ; do. do., in mabogany and black Sralobires sola ate: . bed aabogany chaies: ‘arm chairs and rockers, carved rosewood and mabogany walnut bed: raintipgs, engraving, py reek Hraureeece, paillarses, rorewo0d, secretary’ Vorary und Blan bt ketands tabies, Indies’ workiabics, iocks, dining ureaus and wachslands, w! ‘wardrol Siageresy on cocnse faerott tabies, cant, centre and 408 " papier Teache 4 tad! room extension tan! enamel ‘ithout marble tops, &c., A oe jarranted, with and word 6% octave pianotorte, the e't ntion ‘rsons in want of good furni od erd souraly tipped aha reasonable ou morblng of ital wel wort Goods charge. Catalogues NIS_ MORRELL, AUCTIONRER FREE SALE OF furniture, mirrors, oll paintings, lated rr hair ano spring mattresses, ferke baraware, &c., tis orning, at at tau e eet, Wardroves Ubrary booKe Chars on casters, sotas, lounges yes and bedsteads; mahogan; Flends abd washsiands, extension dining tables, rilver couee urns and tea sets; rosewood 4. ‘wily Warrented, and will pe sol vane ober arivie W Jo's of ground ip 1 LIN & SUN will sell, 12 c’elock, acihe Merchants’ Kxcban; desir able lo # of gromnd, viz.:—Un \aes, tate silver ogi hy hg pl ee ae iby eck, al it Nas- 5 totes, rockers, Norte, splendid tmed, atl Orolock, 46,000 Ha- 6 Ge ena SOARED, at commencement, with various z rated; large French piate pier mirrors, oval miirore, i oll painuings, gilt trames, by cal logue, Mw. OH. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONERR.—44 topes ity of Brooklyn.—WM. H. FRA at uation on. — lay, Feb. he follow: Monroe etreot 12 tos” bee tween ton pX‘us and Marcy avenues; on Madison strect, 22 lota, bo\w eeu Tompking sud Marcy enue; on Putnam ave- ‘nue, 10 lota, between Tompkins and Marcs avenues. A large portion of the purchase mopey may remain on bond and mort goge. N B.—Putnom avenue is opened through to Liviston neeLue, This Mee ropert ¢ auctioncers, No. 5 Broud street, is part of the veBcvvise farm Maps 8. MELLOR, AUCTI hk *kR.—BY HOUGHTON & tore acauclon, belng ‘he entire stock uf n targe fis class city cabivetmanufadturer, every article of winch ia tully warranted Purchesed at private sale, consisting ia the same as when part of the moat tashionab € ty les carved rose: j,maongany, uk ard walnut parior, drawing room, reception room, brary ard dining 1com turt French pel.bed: dining tabses, cons lug ¢ of every variety, finished in oil and of ten 01 the most mp- proved pavers, 12,4 avd 16 feet long, of the various choices WOOCS, VIZ: TOBEW yench and 26, birer, cottage b SEVER: oqany, walnut and oat, ith rosewood parior futltes are cov ilk brocade setina, brooaia hin and tufied; 30 various patterns of wa sl, plush. nad ‘hatance to match; 20 of which are very ie valustiaand elaborately car carved; atest sles of egeres, baat: aideboarda, rich aries, ladies’ writing cadineta, Tibi Tiulshed Work tables rolld. rose wood pier. centre, card and side ables, pinin und with marble tops. Also, ax large wriltg tables, four dozen arma sba ‘e0coa mat: Ung, beirg the ee oe wees teacher. Aiso, seven rosewood pianoforte, of Lindeman, Gilbert & Co, Glenn, Lowel & Co., and other makers. Catalogues on the ‘mornin; orale. , Jan. FFICE “OF ‘THR, “2 LANTIC MUTUAL ane & New York, ‘, 1856. —~' ‘Trustrosa, pan: covformity wits the charter ot ia company, rubra the follos's . ing statement of its affairs on the 3let vecembar, 1866: on marine risks, trou Ist Jan. . 1866. to Bist December, I moms on po te es not marked off Ist Jan, 1865. Tremiums rece!ved = ‘Jotsl awourt of marine premiame.. e No potioles rink discon: Fremivme out] Decem*: Ketat £8 Of premium And expevser., ‘The company Sow York cit} on Biate an ther The Trust: ha tariher Tenolved ‘that all com any. otibe fame of 1868, 14 be redeemed, gal representatives, Fuary next from »! The rerufentes to be produce ceiled to the exent ‘The Vourd bave 8)at December, I nd afer Tue dy, The profite of Januery, 1866.... Trial profit for thirteen and w bait yen ‘The oertidnnten of INA. 1846, 1846, SIT 1Ht0, ina end 10% a per conti a, have redeemed vy CAs... +.+++ rked ‘er, 1BBT.. The Joard ot Frames ba cent jf <5 oulstand'ng 6 eerabovlos ot pn day of danny been tasved uy Fuh marine 1:9 from Ist Jenaary, 1865, to thé e4:ce perixd Ag the Ae Pt datan aseeta’ rs other bent oe $451 65 je rlaks, nor a ies 260 690 20 nd loans Ay 5 SIT 737,092 98 inte eat of six {othe boldurs needa, Ls - yrerntdl oa Piad after 7) the 6th day of February pest. 4 60 ‘end paid To tha h Copy | hich d. en aller pong Raped milion of dollars of pratita, Wager a er ifloates of the t the time of payment, and can: a. deolared a dividend of 3) par osnt on thenet earned preminnns of th: company. for the Fore nding for which ceritficatas ibe Sth day of February next, ascer'nined wary, 1864, for which Sortiionat be tasued, 01 trom the tat Jaly, 164,190 Ou 849.760 00 i: 994080 09 ene 44680 "3 Kg cen tpea resale Dy on Ie tel B coder 3 TE sca y w. TOWNSEND JONES, Seorotary, cup ee, Ghar Jobn D Jones. Yale Barstow, aries Dannts, Thomas Tiles on, A. P. Pillot, Denris Perkins, Henry Colt Leonardo & Aarez, Jospt carey m. © Pleke spill, Leroy M. Wiley, Wittiam E. Augustin Averil, ’ Meme W. lileks, — Morimer Liv Pest Daniel 8 Miler, | Wiliam Ww Wm 8. Weunore, ¥ T. Nicoll 3. Houry Burgy, Charles I Kusrell, Joshun J. Henry, Corneliae tion, Lowell kolbrook, | theo W. Riley,’ Henry U Reawer, Robert ©, Goodhue, David Lare, Wat'é herman, PLA bf gl Yeyar Ga hewe a ft am ay Crooks, Crances Dvmtt, W, HM Moore, “domes Rrvee, Wm. Sturgis! Jr, “Gititian Hees K Hogert, Tow, Vins President. 2d Vice President, ward & Hall, BE. #, Moreen B. J. How and Rabroo in D. Jona Presijent, BUARDING AND LODGING. i BROADWAY, ay _ UerourEs asroR PLA0k.— BOOMS sod partora, furnished. pepe moving on first of May. 3RB BROOME STREET.—10 LET, A VARY OoMFORT. blo rocp, with (wo pantries, to two gentlomon oF enteman and his € nthout board, between roadway and bevent Ot rie arian an ee rooms, aod full or partial board, ia a private twally: doiteshie location, in the iinmediate vicinity of Washington aquare aud Futh avenue; references exchanged. Apply as above, 146 WAVERLFY PLACK.~SUIT OF FURNISH®D UD rooms, on second floor, tor gentlemen and thulr wives; sso ingle rooms. Hovre contains bata and gas, Dianer at jas, Kratos, bath, 40." Those and armed, sew througout, No FOURTA STREET —A GENTLEMAN AND von WEST FOURTRENTH 8TRERT.—1WO FAMILIES, od & tingle gentleman. can fod rooms. tn suit or ain in @ first class bi , 16 West Fourteenth street, opposite Ketercoce required. “WEST TWENTY-TAIRD STREET, NRAR SIXTH aventie—Very plessan. suites of roaims, togethe or se 7 parate to vert with board, ou the secon? flav frout; #80, & Jew alngle rooms for gen iemaan, | Uso be had ou ver! advo tagerus term a by immediate application, 34s, ba'h, & La gation pleasant And convenient A line of stages pass ths door. Reierences excharged 6 8 WEST FOURTYENTA STREET.—THIs HOUSE, y benuiltuily, locued, and newty furnished, is now in Teadiness to recelve permanent aud t-ansieat boavdars. Sitlis of rcoms for families, and rooms tor single geatlemen, may bo secur 65 BAS? BROADWaY—2OARDING.—a FRONT PAR JO lor nice'y furnished euitabis for a geatieman and wile, ano one large it/nt room, wiih w fire place, for two single goa jemen, sii ones’ngle réom, Terms moderate AQ MORKAY STREET.-BOSRDING FOR GENTLR- meb And thelr wives, atu single gentlamea, Also. far hed rooms t let, without hoard also, @ seoond floor front a, With ‘The houss bas all the modern or without board. te. R Y—PLEASANT PRONT ROOM3 ‘ourd, with closets, waicr and gas, taay be obiataed 14. ne by # gentleman and wife, and two single genuemen or ladive, Terma moderate. A FRONT PARLOR ASD TWO BEDREOMS. NEWLY A furnirneo, ta let, wilh partial board, 1 required Jae pri vi te femaly where rooher boorders re kept; location bat veea Bleecker acd Hudson sirects, Address 3 box 2,631 Post ofce Ad NILEMAN AND HIS WIF¥, OR a COOPLE OF d fle gent emen con he accommodated with hoard, in rivate tmsity an # bouse with ell the modern (marovementa, quire nt 128 Wee Seventh avenues. A LARGK ROOM, WITH TWO PANTRIES, GRART AL atid gas, to lec, with board, at 52) Sanda siceet, Brooklyn. aN, BRING FRENCH OORRSSPOND li kbown busicvess in thi city, would wish to find ogi ge, with partial beard, ina private genteel farnil up town, Where Do other boarders are tasen, & 8 might enjoy the comtorts of home. In order to sbuain in 6 rate terme be would be willing to emp oy one or twoof f ree hours by teaching Ms inoguage. Unexeeptionable ret enty-seoond siveet, between dixta and given’ #8 10, reepeotadiil Pleass address box 1 Herald office. FURNISHED ROOM TO LBT, WITH GRATE AND \ yentry, to one or two xentlewen, ‘The room fron: 02 Broadway, srd wil be let with or without a small room com- wunlealng. Please apply at 341 4th st, NILFMAN AND WIFE, OR THRER O8 FOUR can be accominodated with pleasant ahe hone is paces y furnished and contains all the modern tmprove- mente. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISHING HANDAOMELY turnisbed rooms, with modayn tmoro-emen'a, and board ‘& private family where thev osn enjoy home comfurts may Apple, for (wo dayne al [24 Waverley place. Also, two slugle gen'lemen can firid & good home. YOUNG MAN WANTS A FLEASANT ROOM, AND par'ial board, in a private American family, dowd towt terms will be paid in advance if ueaired, Address Arverican, Herald cflice ARE, YOU LOOKING FoR BOARD!—DIREUTIONS ‘1. will be given, free of charge, to the best tamtiies in this city taking boarders, Persous wishing boarders are algo in- ited to call at 88 Broadway, where all such are promolly aad politely aitended ta, OOD WIN, Fooms Houte bas modern improvements.” Apply at 43 Henry street. POARD AA VERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, WITH Brale and large closets, sujiab'e fora genilaman and wife, or sip; entlemen; also two amali fron; rooms, (or gen: amen, a1 $'bb por week; ful oF ourtial board given: Apply seast aedeon ‘sireet, corner of Morton. Be PRIVATE ae OWNER OF MODERN house 209 vee Thirty-second sueet, near sth avenue, (and two blocks from Brosdway,)—beautifal location— will no- ccmmodate a few ogi eee: or gentlemen and wives: roouws furnished Relerences exchanged, ‘Terms moderate. OARD.—A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO a let, Leal board, to irs er ee ane bo iter ety uber, or to & geutieman fe, 10. a prival an fenully Fat 00 sufth avenue, near fight sires J. yOARD UP TOWN.—ONE OR TWO FURNISHED 0 LET—s SvIt OF UNFURNISIIND ; desirab e for a ger'}-man wife who whi « qulet cos denca. Inquire at 3 6 Fourth avenue. » LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. IN Tae rooK Batons Hotel. newly fied up, corner of Bro pe aud fm streets. wparttnents for singie gentemen and tacsilies, Meals at sil hours, French cooking, aud terms woders'a (PUITION FOR BOARD.—A LADY 18 be STRUUS OF meeting Wib an sgreea>le fuintly, zesiding tn Pew Kork, to rive instructions in muse. Frosch and the English branghes, for which acc wmooation she otlers her services as anequivas lent. ‘The best of referencia giver Acdevsa, Teacner, 20. 1,08), Broadway, 4 avis’ boos sore, TANTED-BY A YOURG LADY, A OOM, “wird W Accera, iy a qnict family, nour broadway, between Feat Mm and agi) etreeia, Board not w excead $6 por week, dren ZX. ¥., Ber sid office. WASTED. IN A FiRsT CLASS HOARDING HOUSE, in Brooklyn, one or wo gentlencn and thelr vives, on second anc third ‘floors; leo Ore oF {Wo single gout enen. Call at WB Naseau sireet, within eight minutes! walk of ful: ton, Bridge or Catherive street erring, WANSTED-BY TWO GENILEMER, A ROOM, WItH partial board; loea'ton to be between Kighth and Four eenitestree's, aud between Pith one nizhth avenues. Verma muy’ be moderaie, Address, stating full particulars, D. & K., box 672 Fost office. TANTED- BOARD. FOR A GENTLEMAN AND AUS wife, ip a privaia family ; location net higher than B spake er siveel or lower (han Canal. addrees P, K., Herald oillee, fialipg terma, Which must be moderate, J ANTED- BY TWO FREGOH GENTLEMEN, ON TAH firet ot March or April, aonriments, vin board, in ® tiled privatetamily, in the npper partof the city, Dos m2970 Fivieh tree, asiabls atteched () (b6 bous* ar'noar p13 adveribiers keep & horse snd carriage ‘Terms Holro much of av objet, br ovided tue row fort of a home In” be fy udm Leat cotisge. with garden, preterred Reterea vos exchenged: “Address Ls W., Delionlon's Hotel, 25 Broadway. AOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTUD, £8, 00 » = ADTED. Ww NEED TO PUR. { . chase, ® house acd lot in a good lncaioa in New vork, for whieh 34.000 wy lots and trom $9 UO) 1a $8 000 fy cash wil be given in exchange, Address, giving locaton aud price of boure, herald yfiice NY P2RSON HAVING A DESIRABLE HOUSE TO A ict, fovclehed or unturnichs bv a-g9 dea on, can fi & good fenant, by applying to Kt, VODW is, real estas agent, 88 Broudway, near Grace shared, Apply soon. URN ISHED TUSK WANTED —A GRNTLEMAN AND F uid like # genieai fur: ished house, dy the Lab of Merch or Way between ‘Fourte nih aad. Thirt,‘ikih street Ard Vbird wut Eixth wsepuer. Ary one who Wants @ rasoon: f ble ernnt and prompt pay, adures: Importer, Heraid oflive, riaung location. name and Erie per year. GCUSE IN BROOEKLYN.—WANTED, A GOOD Hous# © o+e to the South or Woil street ferries, ivent about $500, A lense Freteried. address Alpha, Herald oflice. FL QWEE, WASTED, 70 BIKE OR PORCHASE, IN BO boken or Jerrey City, st a rept Of not over $350 par an up, contlzuous othe feiry | Any packon baying s house to Jet oF for sale, way tid & good and vermanent truant oF par chaser from the first ot May next by addessing Frederic, Herald office, stating location anc terms. [CUBE WANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY; ATWO 0& bree story house furpishsd or wafurnisbed, bevweon Leair gton and sixth avenues, Fou-le-nih sud thictieth s.r i & good nelg hborbood, ala mocerate rent, Aud with immed aie porsession, Address, stating particulars, box 65% Post ollice. OUSE WANTED ON i8T OF MAROH—TWo OR three Docks trom Broadway, below ‘tenth streat, & medinm aizea three story house, wt about 8; rent, Any periy Laving such «house ‘o le: on Ist of arch will God a good tenant by applying to K. 5, KINSHIMGH, 319 4b ave. EWABK, N. J.~WANTED FOR A LIGHY GH *TREL fancy buriners. with possestioa by Muy |, a sore #iinn 000 show window in front, located on tha west side of Broad suet, betwen Market rirvet and the new : Any perron having such a store to let, can hea- of - bie ond permanent evan! by uddresaing box 1,945, New York, Post office, stating location end terms. ART OF A HOUSK WANTED-IN A RESPEOCABUK Ne neighborhood, by a family of poe ersons, Where pos~ not be ooliged to Seecion could be obtained immediate! move Ist of May. Location preferre: between Brosdwar sot Hudson sueet and pot above Bieecker. Addreea, with looa- tion, terms, &c., for three days, 8. H., Herald Ww ANTED—A COTTAGE ON STATEN ISLAND, FOR the surxcmer months, furpisbed preferred; stabie and coach Louse must be attucbed to tre. house, rent ant location. addrese K., box 769, Peet oflice ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND OHILD, ‘8 room and bedroom, with good pantries, on the avon floor; modern improvements, and convenient to Broadway, Addrers H. H., Herald othcs, stating terms, which mast ve moderate, Reierence exchanged, { ANTED- ROOMS SUITABLE FOR PHOPOGRATS, Purposes, within three or four biocks of aster place§ Address G. H., Herald office, stating price aud place. WAXTED—oNx OR TWO SECOND HAND, SEWING ‘machines, (B,) in working order—Grover, Baker & Co. meke, Inquire at'l02 Broadway. TANTED-PART OF A HOUSK. A FAMILY or three adul's desire to find some other family with whom they might iad eed cooperaie in & house, be- tween Zwelith axd Twentt fourth mregtsand Fourth and Fifth avenues. A note, wih ume and address, addressed HL H., Herald ‘iaize, wit be immediately stiondca to WANTED. A MODERN BUILT HOUSE OF TWO OR three stories, in the vicinity of Fourth and Thirted streets and between Fourth and Sevauth avenues, {na respeo- adevt-n- rooms to let toa gentleman and his wile, or to single table nei . Any one havirg such will hear of Damen, with boards i ine private lamaiy., House has the madera bie tenant fenuily cai ot {wo persons. | Would not rovements, coid water, gas, do. at & cottage ‘east uated. Ren! trom $500 ‘$600. 1 West ‘Twenty-elghih st, . cai pereion on tue let 0. Adaress OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE. ANIED 10 PURCHASE —A TRACT OF LAND, WIPE mn can obtain partial board. with desirable rooms at ‘good asphaitum, or where asphaltum can be found ap- iand 88.60 per Weman aD Mabe cedsioseviee ply to &. Toen & Bro., paint store, No. 33 Bowery. pleasant parkr on terms, apply at No, 4 Sands st, ‘Pky, IN BROOKLYN —ONE OR TWO SINGLE coommodated tlemen cam be a: ine Lao fe amy pcbay soa, Ton Ten minutes? out children Fulton ferry. Address 176 Adams. a ehh IN BROOKLYN. —LARGE wr) SMALL communicating, in the modern and pleasantly lo- gated house, No, 47 Bands sreet, ‘near Fulton ferry; terms mo- derate; references exchanged. BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, good board abd ploseant roomse, by sony farno ssment, av feasant rooms, ea aD) 10. '@ 8! Ssrocr of Garden at, three misules’ weik from ihe South and Wall st, ferries. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW DRSIRABLE wa td to Jet, with board, ina rewly fitted and (urnished first class house, euitab!e for gentlemen and their wives or single gentle- men, at moderate prices, convenient to the ferries, Loquire at No. bd State street, Brooklyn. ‘house, about 20 teet front, wiih ailthe modern situated between Bond and Renrieents streets aud ful! particulars, ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL, WELL “Bat improve. men! Fou ard Sixth avenues. Address, giving Goo. L. office, Brenton, Union equare Post ABTED TO LEASE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH all :emoderu improvement in the nelghuort.ood of PiAlk enue, below erect. The advertiser would be will- fpgtto toard gentieman or small facily owning vach Am honse, im part payment of the rent. Address Merchatt, berald office. Wares TO LEASK—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A o story house, full lot, between Hudson and Bowery, and below Rpringerees Address J. Sredecor, 544 Z droadway. OARP WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A RR- spectable family up town; best of references given and Tequirrd. Addrets. stating terms, which must be moderate, C. A, M., Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT Irish fawi'y (a private ie farnlly Preferred, or where there are only a few first class boarders), by » young mad, & siu- ext; must reside aoove Fourteenth street, ext of Fourth avenue. Aadress Paul, Herald oflce, tor one week. triot m will OSRD WANTEL—BETWEEN TENTH AND TWENTY. third r'reets snd ¥ons'h wad Kighth bite by A young mar, Terns notto exceed $4 per week, for breakfast and (os with dincer on Bunday, Address W. C. C., Herald office, F4kD, WANTED BY A WIDOW LADY, IN A PRI- > vale (nimily, or wih a widow lady preforred; a comforta ble rocm with permanent poard requir derate, references exchanged crews Pr ste (fice, Bore WAN(ED-WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN the city, by wroiedie aged Kentleman. Terms must be aucderair, “Please address Kuberivon, box 1,771 Post ollice. OARD WANTSN—LY A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND chid in » Private ‘amily, or where there are but few boarders, rent :ocm,tcdrou. sod pantries, on the sevsond floor vreferred; modern smproversents, and ‘convenient 40 Eroadway. ‘erme must be moderate, Heferences exsbaaged. Address Herald of OARD: WANTED.—A YOUR LADY DESIRES BOARD ina family where but few other boarders are taken; lerms not to exceed $12 per month, peat of referenoes given. Address A. R, Herald office. ‘pos TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BR AOCOMMO- dated with peasant single rooma, nesily furnished, at 27 ‘Au’ a Moore sireot. Baths in the house, ZOARDING.—A 8UIT OF ROOMS FOR i. FAMILY, and rooms for single geutlemen. with board, can be had at oderate rates, in Fourteenth street, near Union square. Ad OARDING.~-TWO OR THREE YOuNG waN ‘OF gern eny, can be accommodated with board and cuca od. "No movin ey Being ved or sone References alt be given. ; terms must be mo. Please address U. J, T. An- geet sites OR THREE 3 YOUNG MEN CAN BE accommoda'ed with geod board and pleasant rooms, ia a ep private family, #+ 260 Broome st., bowween Orchard and OARDING.—A RESPECT GLE YOUNG LaDy, WHO fee seen eee ug eieSedies R, A., Herald cicw stating Peruvulare bs BoLEDING, 39 UNIO» SQUARR—ROOMS, IN suits pnd.ningle p rneantiy alturted, with all necessary conve- niencer. Avply 68 ROOKLYN.—A GYNTKCL RNGLISH FAMILY DESIRE three or fcur gentlemen ‘aa partial boarders. | House on Brooklyn, Felghts tive minutes! walk from Wa land fu ton ferrien, Rooms newly furnished.” Good table asd a homa offered. References exchanged. Terms modera‘e, Address 3,, 2,249 Post office, New Yo vu RNISHED ROOM, Wire ott rane og g dina private Fret ly, by maingle man. dreve SH G » Herald office, stating ermsy a FoR. awd SIRGLE GENTLMEN, ONE LARGH DOUGLE front rom, {a a private family, ‘with psrtial or full board. The house ‘aud fart ure new, and ext class, wiih, ets mo ern iinprovements, Apply'at 11934 Ninth streee, tlye doors wesiot Broadway. FOUR GENTLEMEN OAN RE ACOOMMODATAD wira well furnithed rooms ard boat In ® private family, 243 West Nineteenth street ‘The house dontains every couveni- inner at 6 P. M, re RENT, WITH Rapley SECOND FLOOR or # Louse in Brooklyn, near one of the ferries, ascupt d oy & pentlenen ond wee Jwithout children; the rooms would b Jel tow gentleran and ‘his wife, or to four single peak sen, with board on moderate term’. Address, post paid, J. H. A, OX 1.601 Post ofiice, fir one week. Gay PARK—ROwMS, wita BOARD—TWO rooms, tor single ger temen, with gas; also, convenience fr bre, Tay now be obtained by applying at 106 Kast Twoaty rst tree! JENTILEMEN CAN QBEAIN ROOMS, win BREAK st and vem, fn 8 petvate tammy, at ring street, frat bock west of Broad wi oo ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY TWO GENTLE men snd thelr wives, also two single, ladion, Taree neat ly furnished rooms, in the vicinity of Canal street, west of Frond way. ‘Thoee “wishing, respsoasie boarders, At a ini price, muy S6./r%58 W box 1,106 Post office, tor 1wo days, 7.8 ENTLYMEN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY oesrRes TO Jet, fe OLE OF {Wo gent emen, & Neatly furnished roo oa eccoud floor #i'b use ot bath room rajotning, A gd oppo tunity for wy genteman wishing agentes! apartment Apply #172) Homman street, DRY GOODS, &C. 85 —N SPRING FASHIONS, 1856.—~ 1 6. ipl MANTILLAS. iy MOLYNEUX Brus SPRING ANNOUNOAMENT ‘To the Wholesale Mere! rage i te Bi 88 “OaNale STREET, otto fn vites the atteution of jevale jobbers and merchants, from all sections ot the country, tobla large imported and manufactured siock of 4 ADIs MaNTLES, Albis own ex-iusive tes, and patterns the cost unique and hionaide ever exnfbted fo this sity, lahed and latent styles for the Re Embracing ali ‘the most oe pe coming Black and colored silk mantillnes Lmbroidered scarts and mantles, & eating artis'e, Bia ck 6 ‘and pohger ee! moire spuque a Jace, in endicas variety. 1,000 Diack applique, from $2 90 u e irene ‘ock of chantilla Ince twantilias to be found tn t wait re dencote Toue'in mantles. mantillas, at Real TT Bila al ah abe lace at all prices,a very large as ‘Tbe undersigned solicit aca’! from merchants, and guse antces that bis stock is all pew, ard of the MOST RECHAKCHY DESCRIPTION, And promises the most prompt atteatton and liberal terms. MULINEOX SGU, ‘Osnal u ¥ ARGAINS IN IRISH LINENS. 40 pleces 4-4 pure dax Irish Hinens, prises from 95 to 46 ocnts per rurd. N. ‘These goods will be set apart froma the regular atour, ‘. STRWART © & U0 Browlway, ‘Chambers and Reade streata \OuS?TS. COKSK: "*—wRa, GAYNOR WILL OF Pak for (ale. op Mouday, 4th ins‘ant. 100 dozen Frenca jark- ela, Bt 108, ard 12s. per psir lao, # Iarge variety of her env: brated Fretch wove corsets, 45“ hird svenne, near Tevty stice), aud 262 Sixth avenue near Seveucewh vtreet, ] AMAORD TABLE OL.01H8.~ 98 AVR REORIVRD A fotct ibe whove fium 13 w 26 jaras ung which we have pleced by themrelvrs, and ‘nsiked therevc fo piain figures thelr peices, which will ve oune tnuch under thalr real value. Lule & Brows OULARD + nas, &PRING STYLRA, Printed tn Paris, op Look cloihs, & canes reeetved yy ‘nm sioamer Balt, will ve opened st real on Montes, Fabri A ar, STEWARe if _Bronway, Ubatm! ors aul ‘4 £ Ors Aud Heads Strret, Peay 0 SHEETING, DsaM4eKs, AAPK ENS, TOW BG are long cloths, dimiues, riliantos, a., de, #e, ried b ‘ALKX? is t. STEWART & Cu, Mapufictured sod sevected exprecaly tor thate VAWILY TiADW Browd wey, Ghambors and teide ree SPRING MANTILLAS. The subscriber has is Viner Oey sty on of ry SPRING M. ‘The dsscetsnent fa aoeuzpensea bath ta Tati varios embracing rich and elegant styies of art: ade lior sed i ate c00%e, In eBtirely pow patiorns. also, low prttod sty ios, mate Up expressly for Ihe job>irg trade Buyers from all "6 roquested ‘o 941! and oxaminy the sock, ne thoy will be offered allow pr $204 god on ths most ta he Maa Nos, 8) and ac ivambers atfoot, ILBON . Lb RAO IMPORTERE AND JONES 01 wo anal Kos. #0 and 82 Wile THER Goons to men’s wear, street, corner of tf Malden nee ~ DANCING ac ADENINE WaT, DODWORTH'S PRIVATE DANCING ACAL A. Ho, £06 Brosaway, New York; No. 137 Mcntaguo si any Laan" Onrwulaes orpiaising tare nnd yas ai an: sang plaining terms enn be bad Co i ll es RANv FANCY AND CIVIG RATA— 1% re G of her friends and pupils, Wie CAnOLING Rogues Ive @ grand fancy and civic vnll wi har danciag «cise y 21 Howard street. on Thursday eventug, Fey. 7, 0 Ou 4008 at Q o'clock, Tickets $1, for a gentleman and one lay RIFFSSOR SARACCO'S DANCING Fourth aree!, isthe favorite rosor of tho nlctoors sn tees ‘all parts of the Union; fonadle and ralect circle fl le-9 evening bis eiegsnt rooms. subset ipione f 1, Oak for practice morsing and evening. Psiva'e ‘ali hoara, TRAVELLESS eu UDSON RIVER i ~ 8 H ater heen RAILROAD, ~TRAIN jn street daily, for Albany aud Troy oukave aary ral 186, the travoa will run ms follows Exoress train. 7 A. M., a a with Nor.hern and We 4 ‘express irain, 6 P, M. poypiieercte aid A.M and 33h 0a; te oli Kil trainer stop et all th wae iations: I eae manaae a rs, Canal Chiou pber and thi mail trsin, ad PM fr rn sreol for Abang’ apple Nondemt, af alrail sists, MOL, BYKES, JF» Supers