The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1856, Page 6

FUNANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | The abseace of specie exports from this port last week places the importations more in excess than usual. The detaila of importations and exporta tions during the week were as follows:— Commmnce oy tum Port op New Yora. IMPORTATIONS OTHBR THAN DEY GOODS. Phy. Value. MOEBY MARKET. Sunpay, Feb. 17—6 P. M. ‘The stock market yesterday closed buoyant. There (was an active demand for all railroad securities, and holders were firm at our closing quotations. The money market is decidedly in favor of a very active @peculative movement. The brokers are full of Beans, and outsiders full of confidence. Specula- tors for a rise believe that, in view of our great do- tmeetio prosperity, of our great internal resources, ‘and of our future position, stock securities generally, ‘and railroad bonds and stocks particalarly, rule at prices presenting sufficient attractions for outsiders, and that they will without doubt, when the season is farther advanced, when the weather is more favor- able and navigation unobstructed, when all kinds of business is more active, and activity takes the Place of inaction, enter the market as purchasers, and give @ great impetus to prices. We have during the past four months been accumulating gold. Nearly the aggregate of our receipts of California gold in that time has been re- tained within our own limits. We have pro- bably added to our specie basis, since the exporta- ion of bullion ceased, from fifteen to twenty mil" lions of dollars. But a smal! portion of that amount bas gone into the banks. It has been disposed of in @ much better way. It has gone into general circu- lation, and served materially to improve the circula- ting medium of the country. It has enlarged the basis of private credits, and given an impetus to in. dustry of a substantial and healthy character. Our internal condition is on the whole very flattering in very particular, and we see at present no good rea- gon why we should not realize a degree of prosperity during the present year’ equal to, if not greater, than ever before known. No fears need be entertained, in our opinion, in regard to future shipments of spe- cie. Under the most active demand for exportation we have never exceeded our receipts from Califor- nia; and in the event of a resumption of shipments, our imports will keep our present supply food. The fact that we have within the past Mr months added to our stock of precious metals between fifteen and twenty millions of dollars, should strengthen public confidence in the operations of our financial system. The people at largeare rich. The farmer has received enormous prices for his large surplus, the mechanic finds full employment at re- Mmunerative prices, the merchant cannot complain of the extent of his sales, the amount of his profits or of the punctuality of paymenta. All of our works of in- ternal improvement show large receipts, and aze likely to pay better than heretofore. All these things point to good times, and it would be folly to attempt to resist the current, which is now setting so strong- ly towardsa general appreciation in every species of property. A few weeks willfree external naviga- tion from obstructions and extraordinary delays and dangers, and open our internal water communica- tions; a few weeks will bring us mild and pleasant weather, when all will fee) like engaging in some new enterprise, or entering into some new field of speculation; then we may look for one of these ac- tive and exciting periods which have heretofore tended to such rapid developements in our internal resources, and which has given us, in comparatively a few years, the wealth and strength of the oldest nation of the old world. The Tribune gives the following version of the affair we alluded to a few days since:— ‘The facta of the so calied failure we understand to be Simply that @ corner having been made in Southern igen stock, Mr. Jacob Little cid not, on one or two days of this week, cetiver the stock called from him, not willirg to pay the advanced price askei by those who beki the cash stock. The party to whom the stock was going, Mr. Leonara W. Jerome, had, we understand, mo itiom to press Mr. Listle; and, we presume, had he done 60, that gentieman would have Able amount of difference. The matter simply in Mr. Little’s taxing the resoonsibility of not delivering atock which could not be obtained excepting advance, while the correr was perfect, wi'hout, how. ever, attemptirg to evade bis eventual lisbliity. ‘In the case of a weak party, thix might jartly be considered & jeilure; but in this case, where no one could ques:ion the abi.ity to meet any contract, the matter assumes a dif. ferent aspect. No one doubted for a moment the ability of Mr. Little to pay any difference in prices, but that was not the point at issue. The stock was not forth coming at the time it was due, and all the quibbling in the world cannot alter that fact. The big fish of Wali street should be kept to their contracts as well as the little ones, or the broker's occupation’s ‘Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction Bale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday pext, the 15th ¢nst., at 124 o'clock, at the Merchanta Exohange, The act authorizing the New York and Erie Rail-’ road to construct their track through Bergen Hill to their contemplated new depot site on the Hudson Fiver, passed the New Jersey Assembly yesterday, without a dissenting vote. The receipts and expenses of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company for the thirteen months ending February 1, 1856, were as follows :— Enxrd AvEScE Rartroap, During the thirteen mor tha, ending en the Int inst., the earnings tor Paseenger fares hay» been ......$225,800 70 The receip's from all other sources 9,988 24 ‘The nomipal balance, January 1, 1866.. conse 4,133 50 ——— 349,831 44 The expemses and payments have ered $176,879 64 The dividerds, amountirg to 7% per cent, prid........ 866,250 00 The entire od deot paid esibatese> 16 284 58 ‘The dalance on 1st met #17 80 = 72,961 80 $72,951 80 —_—_—-$219, 821 44 Lesa balance 1st Jan’y, 1856, as above........ 4,133 50 Phowing a vet profit of. 3¢8 819 30 moe oper cent on the capital stock of $750 000. The entize floating debt of the cmpany, $12,251, ex- atthe commencement of 1855, nay ‘been’ paid off; 98,072 have been expended iu the purchase of mules; » new work shop, feed mill and offices at tne depor, have been erecied and constructed; $56,250 in divideads have been peid to the atockholders, and the new fiscal year Commenced on the first of the present month free from any obligation or incumorance, with « nalance on nand suffi- cient for the working of the road, furnished with ia heaviest article of outisy, in a supply of fred lid in @arly in the season, and wih every prospect of an in- @rensing business and diminished expenres. The amoun! ex for feed during the thirteen months was $39,- 25. The amount on hand on the Last inst. was esti- mated at $5.000. The number o! men employed in the Dlackewith and repairing shops ia 11, at a yearly expense of $7,759. Number of sontusters $29,064 rivers, 50; expense, $29.2 , 39; ex + gee 82; 18 starters, switchmen, &c.; expenzes, 00. 13, compeny’s real Rate, insluting the Barolay ant Vesey street property. throug which it is prop ed to the extention of the road to Vesey atrees and Broaéway. has cost $149 615 41 On the Ist Jan. 1865, the company owned....209 horaes. 134 mules E +120 horse, 211 mules stook {8 in good condition, and ia not depr Giating in value; the horses disp>sed of had moatly boon im the service of the company since its organization, aud wore ite least valuable, many of them old and unsound. ‘Phe mules are principaily young, and like.y to improve davai. ‘We understand that the Morris Canal Contpany have arranged for the renewal of the seven per ent coupon bonds of the company, due the lat of April next, by the issue of new six per cent bonds t 86, which is a little more than equal to seven per ott. value of merchandise exported from this ert during the week ending and including Friday, WB, WO8 eee eee cece cece cece e vee 81,913,013 tae Imperato in the same time merchandise 91,194,731 9,627, 352~82,822,088 ‘The following is = comparative statement of the Encream. Becrease. —_ 79,464 1,220,599 verge Q Cotton, ba...1/815 589 Corn,’ bush. 34,623 Bacon, Ibs. 724,187 Beef, tra... "400 Lard, Ie. .413,757 Serap steel, es 16 1,365 Staves ......4, 200 Cheese, Ibs.30,057 39 aoe Totel.......-... $329,629 LONDON. Flour, bbls. .3,890 $32,675 Beef, trs. 120 3,000 Cotton, ba... Grain, Dosh. 2 ee v44 800 Fx. Pgw'd,bx5,190 ‘958 Tobacco,lbs.41, ba Timento, bgs. 135 Fx. fuatic.... 500 LR. goods, es. 103 Cheete, Ibe. 10,204 Lard.....,.14,622 a large | NAPLES. ab iaddassiacede ci Ole MARSIILIAS. Flour, bbis..1,036 $8,961 Bee 135 1,402 Cotton, bales.....,. Potatoes, bbis 51 Tobacco, ibs.1, Furnitore, br. Demeatios, ba Whale ctl,gal. 263 Copper, oaces. Bntter, Ine, 1,250 DUTCH WHET INDIES, Salt —_ Sug. tea&has 1,273 Do., bxs&tbagys, 780 EXPORTATIONS. LIVPRPOOL. Sarsaparilla.. Quan, Pork, bbls Rosin, BI looks, en. Alcohol, bbis. 60 eG aches. fi nae ip.turpent’e.| Dried applee..'163 2 L Tea. clothes. 4 Dry gods, ba. 4 Skins, cs,.... 6 Oli exguse' be. Drugs, bbls... 3 Shoepegs..... 187 W'bonr, bdlg. 31 Planke....... 86 Yotal...........8221,881 HAVRE. hice, tos... Tobacco, os. Wood, pes. os AM. P. ashes, bbls 79 Saitpetre..... 109 ogw'd bas 109 Ex k Leather, cs.. Wax Ibs TOULON. Flour, bbla..8,022 $47,064 Pork, bbla...1,020 Pepper, bags. 820 Sp. pe, bees ls 10 Cor 3,146 Roan, dole staves BRUTISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. 884 $19,083 Tea, cheats... 42 574 Tobsceo, Pos.6,443 25 Tovgues, bois. 24 Vinegar:..... 30 Crnekers, 08, 25 Lard oil, gal.,471 87 Tobacco, da.. Indigo, ca... 3 Wicking ba... 52 Paper, bdis... 220 cuna, Salt, racks... 600 Sh’ka & hés.12,006 Hegshesis... 426 Hoops.,....96,450 Codtiah, Lbs. .5,196 Tallow |.....1,120 Plastor, bbls. Candles, bus. 30 Wh cli, gal... 306 H’éware, 3 Rice, bbs, Candies, bxa.. 198 Furn’ro, bdls, 22 Brandy, es. Medala,’bxs.. rugs, ca. Rope, coiia Tobacco, Ibs.3,120 Rope, coils...” 26 Rice, tlerces., 16 Bread, bbis., 102 Boap, boxes. . Cheese, Loe. 1,167 Peas, bagn. . DA, a2 BTT Totals ..s..ss5 5, 8ML,195 of . 809 + 230 $15,035 596 6 Total.....++ ++++$155,205 ‘800 Ra tons 2 Toscoo/baies 6 200 Staves ......8,000 seevesen sens saegtooes eevee MOOD NEW GRANADA Beef. bbls... 30 006 Gane 100 Lard, Ibe... 7,500 Cindlen, bxs.. 260 GORA c sass seas londabeanogereceeiaseisy ciel MAR Oe Btock $8600 Virginia 6's... 96% 4000 Missouri G's... 8734 €000 3 BTNy 4000 os Bie 15¢00 ab 87% 14(00 Californin?'s'70 8035 10 Harlem latmbs 65 600 Kite 2d m bonds 90% 10C0 Evie bonce 76. 82% 4600 N lalstexGosbL 85 CON ¥ Con O's.s3 BT £000 "H& ALG mt tds 78% €8 ths Union Bk.. 120 60 Butch & D Bk., 126 10 Hanover Bank. 93 10 Metrepol'n Bx. 107 36 Grn kx Bx... 102 10 OrioL& TCs,, 04% 1000 Centon Co...) 283, 100 Gardner G Me. BeBe RRO Stet Bert aR aKa ata 8 8 Ri BSaSSE 50 d0..... 26 280 N Y Cen RR... 3 «1 100 do... 3 i 660 Erie Railroad. 6a 160 KO 200 = 106 do...4- 060 58: 100 do......b10 683 100 do.....,b60 BEX SBOOND BOARD, $10000 Califor 7's '70 89% 500 Ia 25 p. con’... de. bs 90 53 GaikChis RR.. 100 Clev&clRRb60 80 100 do, 250 do. ...060 804, 56 ChickRockIRR. 9136 60 d0,. 0; bs 945% 100 L I Railroad... 100 | do... b60 100 Clev&P RRO 68 600 doe... 67 CITY COM 4H RCIAL REeORT. Satuppay, Feb 16—3 P. M. Asuvs.—Salee wero limited at $8 60 for pots, and at $7 15 for pearls. The stock of ashes Friday, Feb. 16, was as follows: — Pols, bole, Pearls, bbls. First enrt, . 70 ci arket ‘adee was duil, though without change in quotati-as. bio exiras and Southern medium extras were io fair cemacd, and at steady prices. The enles footed upabout 6 000 « 7,600 barrelis, inclu-ing common to €x’ra State at 67 25, and $7 50 5 $6 ror common wo good exira Michigan; inleri sr to good quality, a: $7 25 4 fancy snd common grades «f Wisconsin, Indian: acd Obio at $8 a & 60. Extra Genesee was at $8 604 $10 50. Sou'hern brands we ein fair dema:d, pat sales were moderave, being contined to about 409 @ 500 dois. at $8 87% n $0 183, for mixed to choice, and $9 26 a $10 50 ‘and exra, Cabadian was quiet and prices un- cbargd, sith rales of 200 a 300 bbls. Wheat was quist. prime milling lote were s:a0e, and firmly held above the views cf puichasers. A few hundred bushels of Cea- was without ation. je sales embraced $7,000 a $8,000 bu h- included ia which were 3,000 ‘bushels Tennesse h mixed, neariy white, at 80c.; with other South ior mixed yellow, white and old mixed at 75c. a 82. Rye wae quiet, with smal sales at $127 9 $128, de- livered. Oats were in gord supply, and continued dull at 440. a 48c. for State, 495. a bic. for Western, and dlc. 8 44c. for Jersey. Corr: —The market was aufte firm. The sales em- braced apout 1,200 bags Rio at 11Xc. a 12c. Small sales of Java and Muracaibo were also reported at full prices for prime lota. Ccrron.—the stock here was S| whilst the market was quite firm. The sales embraced about 4,000 « 6,000 bales, chiefly in transita. FiuseuTs —To Kiglish ports rates were firmer, with more offering. To Liverp7ol about 25,000 bushels what were engreod chiefly in puk and begs at 7d. a 73g. a 1d. a Bd; 1,600 bola. flour at Qs. 6d., afterwards 24. 0c. @ 3s. was asked; 100 tons bacon were engaged at 30'. Coiton was firmer—200 bales were takea—compressed— probably to fill un, at 4d. Ocher suall engagements were made of uncomp! at 9-32d. 07-164... To Lon- dor, 760 tieroes Best and lard wee eng-ged at 7s. 6d., and 50 tierces beefat gs. Rates to the Continent were quiet and unchanged. To Califunpia thoy were steady at Ee. per foot. Har was firm, with sales for shipment at $1 18%; tor oly retail use ‘prices ranged from $125 a $1 37% per 00 Lbs. Honry.—25 tierces were sold for domestic use at pri- vate terms. Hives.—All kinds remained firm, with a fair demsnd, while receipta were mederate. T were 2,400 Cheg Ibs , at 213 1, 22e.: 1,000 Baenos e3 West India, bs., rejecting fi city slaughter, at 95;c. for ligit weights, and 936, carh, fer heavy. The stock was estimated at 65,144, Inow.—Tce market wea steady, at $340 $35 for small Lota scotch Pg iron, ¢elivered. Leztuen.—Ibe market continued firm with fair receipts and s good demand. Sales cf the week comprised 30,000 sides bemlock and 6,850 of oak do. Che receipts of the former amounted to 29.900 eldes; stock 53,000 sides. Of the latter, receipts 6 400, stock 3,860 si Mczasets.—Saies of 300 a 400 bbls. New Orleans were made at 41c. a 430 NAVAL Stonse.—Sales of 200 bbls. spirits turpoatine were mace at 40c. ca"h. Resin and raw turpentine were quiet and nominal, at old raies. Ox.—English linseed was duil and nominal. Crude wiale ¥a3 in mocer anc, at 77c a 78c. cash, Re- steacy, with w iair demand, w! 88c. 289c., tins. 1m was firm, No change was n ticeable in ma- ured. Lard oil was steady, with nates of 200 gal jens Western winter, a* 95c. for 4 months, Red fa quiet, at 66c. Usive waa firm, wih sales of baskets at $3623, for quarts, and $4 66% for pinta. Provisi0ns.—Pork—Tbe market was without change in quotasienr, while there was more doing. The asics em- braced ebout 700 a 800 bbis., inc'uding mess, at $15 8734, spd emall Lots primo ontiousd in limited request, wich rout 120 bdis., ine!ut- ing county prime, at $¥ a $9 62}, and mess do., at $100 $11. Kepacted Western waa at $11 a $14 26. ime weas wea in better demand, with sales of 600 = 760 reer, including commén to good Western at $19 a $20 Beet bama were firm, at 812 a $15. Bacon was in. +mell sales short mtcdles, rib in, were msde al 63(c.; clear was at 2c 6 Ohe., for Western. Lacd— Seles of £50 barrela and tderces were mada at 10%. 0 10},c. Cut meats were steady, with ales of 100 pachoges at Te. a Tigc. for eboulders, and Byc « Qc. for hyms. Buiter was du’! at 18¢. a 22 Ge. @ Ile. Kic—Saleo cf 80 carke fair quality were mado at 4}c., and 36 casks prime do. at be Fam —Ciover was selling to a moderate extent at $12c. al2ke. Timothy was quie:, but firm, at 83 25a $3 50 per oushel, Rough flaxared war cull At 62 16 « $2 25 per SUGARS.—The market was quite ateady, and full prices Were obtained for grod to prine good’ ‘The sales om- braced abcut 600 bhda, including Cuba muscovados at Th ¢ & 7%c.; New Orleena at Be. a Bic. a 9ic., the Iat- tee for 20 or 20 bhds, priwe quality; ana 30% 40 do. Porto Keo wore wold at Be., and 160 co. Malado sold at private 8. Wuwxer was ratker firmer. The sales embraced 200 4 800 bbir. prison at 26}4 & @ SVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DA WONDER—THE GIP#EY GIRL—T, ms fend on'y true palms in Amerios, cau be cnnvbed ean roome street, fee 60 coats. 8. B—She can inoart « cecret hy which any lady o gentleman can obtain the affeci yo c ‘ lous of the opposite LAIRVOYANOR —MRS, SEYMOUR, 110 BPRIV@ y, street, a taw doors wert of Brosdwav, ina most sucosmsful chia, hvee complaint, dyspeorie, er vou debility, Iowa ot ap. ped known direases cured, i bo fee taken wnlese you are salisied = Ure curable, SPIRITUAL MANIFFATATIONS.—MR. PITT ; S be bappr to receive calls at bis ietdeoen, og wee ” can med — th Ta * hing. ligron, Franklin, Bomh and ouhers. "antperend cen ie ‘much by'an intervi yok omnes Tura 7 jew with this genueman, No. EDUCATION, AMP NATIONAL LAW soHoOL, PouGH- jew York. training im the gs ee van See cee o ‘Mazon Esgg J. W. Fowler, Keq., oratories! Dtzoa’ 4 ead pen Tonreas Pacing Of be papts Zane fiw 3 pits App: Beau'ifu: white, blak lk mantillas ‘trom . Mourning mantilias of ail Kinds Every Loveity connected with the department received from Paris weekly. GsUKGK BULPAN, ‘Wholesale warerooms, 341 Sromlway. Manutactory 69 Franklin street. Cun MANOsL, DRY GOODS, &0. LO PIECES OF PUBR FLAX IKi8H LINKNS, From 2 to 40 cents per yard. 4. T. STEWART & 00., Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. Bones MARTILLAS, FOR TUR WHOLBSALE TRADE, THE LARGRST 8TUUK Ix AMERICA, EROOMS, 361 BROADWAY. ectally invited io ox- im the ma/xet. Mow reacy at bis WHOLEIALE Wad ‘aad Western, jue si’k mantil:as, from MancractcKex or Expnorwsuies axp Desigws, Bucces- 0k 70 F. DE PRUCEVAL 667 Broadway, New York. Mauce , sister of hime. de Feroeval, will, give a Wme. Chas be: particular wtiertion to French embrolderins, indies’ children’s under garments, &c., euher ready made or other wise, A great variety of new designs, tmp Paris every month. All buds of go ds stamped; iace trans- terred; French cotion, Paris gloves, &c., wholesale and retail (Blan ex AY WHOLESALE—WE AR& IMPURTING led directly from and manufacturing all kinds ot French, Germa, Kugliv-h nd American corsets. to whica we invite tne aueation of the trade. GAYNOR, 46 third eaus, near fenth virect, Ny. B.—Third aveaue cars pars the aour, Crs OF THK GREAT BRVADWAY OA- VALURS OF BARTHOLOMEW'S OKLEBRATED MOUANING 2TORB, jo. SOL Beradway. IMMENSE Ba0uKIFIOK OF FBORSRIY, reat inducements to purchisers of mn « “i UndeaRD uF (tela ra WM JAUKSON, (0 0, F, Banraotouew new mourning sirre, 51 wy, between St. Nicholas and Metropoiltan Hovis. Oouser. CORSE18, FOR THE SY RING.—M&S5. GAY. NUR has now ready a large and elogant ass riment of ber French wove corsets, +1lso railroad self-adjusting, curs tg, childrens’ and misses’, Our French jaces at 10k, 12s, Tex 14s.. are very much admired. 45 Third avenue, near th etreet, and 262 Sixth avenue, near seventeenth atrest, IMBROIDBR1ES. ‘On to morrow, Feb. 18, 1856, will be opened an tmmense yarlety of fine Frécoh embroidered collars, at lower prices than any yet offered. GHLN' BAZAS 513 Broadway, St. Nionolas Hotel. JMBROIDERED HANDKESCHIKFS, 260 dozen of fine French embroidered handkerchiofs will be opened on Monday nexi, at unusus ly low prices GaNIN'S BAZAAR, 513 Broadway, Bt. Nicho as Lotel. REFCH FMBROIDERED BANDS, teverel cases of French bands, on Swiss and cambrio, will te opened on Monday, at haf price, GNIN'S BAZAAR, 513 Broadway, St, Nicholas Hotel EADBEATER’S ASSIGNMENT.—CONTINU ATION OF ‘sale, by order of ausignees. IMMEDIATE. CLEARANGR IMPERATIVE, This week will be offered, AT THK STIR 347 BROADWAY, Twenty cases handsome 4: alike. Que bundred oarions broche and other shawls. Ten t.ousand ards rich priatea bareges. Five cases rich printed chailies. One bundred pieces black gronadines, Five cases paramattas, Also. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF LINEN AND OTHER HOUSEKEXIING GOODS. Together with é GLOVES, EMDROIDERIES, ETC. All at suob reduced prices as to effect immediate sale. G. B. WILLIaMs & CO. E & PORTER Wit CONTINUE TH SALE OF L slike, shawie, &c., fora few days wonger, at 61 Catherine ou eet. Beautiful stripe slike, S6., 36 6d. 43, 68 Beautiful sain stripe do., 10s., worth 16s. Yare wide do., Ws Heays p'aid, do., 36., éa., 4s. 64., 6a. Beautiful brocad 6s : $10, $12. Broche lun of e'oths, cassimeres, sheetings, aba All woot plaid do , 124., Alo, @ full sssortme linens, fannela, &c., &c , at eqrully low prices, LANE & PORTER. ea AT WHOLESALE. The moat beautiful Jowest prices in Unis cl (PO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MILLINERS —DREBS GOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, yeara tm the loxer part of the cits, $1,200 (081,600 yearir mney be made without rick by each party, fuil trtormact tia) be had on application to 01. LOWS & U0., BL Manson sireet. PARINER WaNyED WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF tarrison & Smith. The superior manufactured by Andrew Kirk, fo A! the last twenty four years, will be rus sind by the presnat firm. A New York, Feb. 7, 1856. Dos, 11 and 13 Jamre street, Malt, grains and yeast for sale, Ppa WaN ED. | A COMPETENT BUSINESS MA above business. Pont office, EADRE.TER’S ASSIGNMENT. CONTINUATION OF SALE BY ORDEN OF ASMONEES, Fi of very rich striped and pial alike, at 61 ive cases of ve ri ant . Caren extra rioh Slack silkscat $1. * ‘also, several hy nared pleces of the richest colored and back wiky, induding brocades, chine silks, &c.; all at thirty per eeut below regular p ices. 3. WILLIAMS & CO., 347 Broadway, — pO! Heo. opt Gevin’s sazaar. on Monday, Feb. 14, 1856, consisting of ever; variety of lace and embroidered goods. ¥ GENIN’3 BAZAAR, 513 Broad: Nicholas Hotel. GbO. BULPLN, 361 BRUAUWAY, Isnow red to supply the trade, from every section of the Urion, with bis importations uiactares for the and mant for mantillas of all the newest designs, ing season, comp! trom ove dollar to the most co.tly ga ments l@ Whoierale warersoms 361 Broadway, up stairs, Manufactory, 69 Frankiin street. PENING OF SPRING GOCDS, AT RETAIL. T. BTEWAR:s & CO. will open, on Monday, Feb. a 18, thelr first importations ot PABIs DRESS GOODS, Comprising SILKS, GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, JACONETS, BARZGNS, CILALLINS, MOUSFLING DE CULNE, ETC. ETO., ETC. Also, a splendid assortment of BOBES A VOLANTS. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. EAL CHINA SILKS. ALEXANDER T. BTEWART & CO, ‘Will open, at reiail, ON MONDAY, FenRUARY 13, Twenty cases of the above desirable SPRING AND sUMMER SILKS, Made from the fine.t bol'ed silk, and recommentoa tor the permanency of their color. ‘Tbree-fourths of a yard wide. Prics 75 cents per yard. Broadway, Chamoers and Reads atreet QPRING MANTILLAS. S we |. B, McKENZI begs to call the attention of cash and sheet time buyers tu his present magaificent stock, which ts now rep'ete with every novelty—bis own exclusive designs— acd wich, on inspection, will be found to excel in style and fins any ilmi'ar goods iy his city anc 47 Cansl street, Brandre‘a Building. PuING MILLI-®RY GOUD3 WEISKER sRUTHARS, 64 and 66 Jobn street, up stairs, Offer for sale a chsice assorument of Frexcu ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Sraaw Goovs, Boxer Six, Krwpons and MiLtixERY Goons in general. ‘Hon o1 our latest importation, ai the caps and hesddressen at wholeewie —MRN. A. T. JA4HS, LIS Bleecker street, third blook weet of Broadway has now ou hand @ large and elegant assortment ef ladien’ dress id Iwedcremes, of the Inieet and most desirable styl mourning collars, capes, sleeves, basques, &c. JET GOODS--WET GOODS. 8. 4M K. TOWLE & CO, Will offer on. MONDAY, AND DURING TIE WEEK, An entire involce of LINKN GUUDS, consisting of frapkina, Do sites, Linen disper, fronting linen, &c., ai ko, 60) SUPERIOR TOILET QUILTS, At prices lees than oat of importation. on. LUMBIAN HALL, 281 Grand street. $4,000.-70, QROCHBS—A PARTNER WANTED with thir amouxt of caoital in a large firat class fami grocery which, when properly s ocked willdos Usiness of from $1,600 10 $2,400 8 werk” The location ts unsurpassed being situated on ® prominent corner in one of the leading bust- nasa avenues. Apply to C. B. HOWES & OO, Bt Nessun i $LOOUTAZARTRER IN tHe REAL RSTATE RUST. ness can have an equal ehare in 500 bulidinz Jota. Alto for eale, rviendid lots for ten dollars; a Reger storn for seventy-five dollars; house and two lots for $1 100, five email farms. aprly at 36 1hird avenue, in the soxar ator. P4008 PARTNER WANTED IN A LIGHT ¢ feel caan business. establisned for the Inst 83 &00., 84 Nassan trom $10,000 to $1? 000, in a higniy reapectahle, safe and Fee ROG Tate ceaicte cai eae ved abou! nian can ph Lad ta riety business Hf ‘amount will be treated with App: man with the above to BW, Ridaaeps, ‘307 Broadway. ‘OTICY. —THE FIRM OF POWERS: carpenters and builders, {x diasoived 1: id after the Hh day of Februery, 1806. The busin nti LT ed ¢ business of the late firm will ‘The business will be conducted afi i No, 262 Rast Moth streot, by ne neg od ines oonmaker, Jessk W POWEKS. CYRUS SCHOUNMAKER Jesse W. PUWKRS. THE ADVER/IISER, WHO HAS ‘ve years’ expartence in the butier ARTNER WANTED. —' some tem or twe! iand provision, business, and fu'ly competent Ge skmne, wishes a man, with from $5,000 ts SIO Ren him, Herald office, 000 ty $10,000, to jola er. Address Provisions, eliber as active or allent par NDiL WwW KER GsoKuy K. AAR DON s LD rit ameaeea who een invest from $4000 to $6,000 i: , yusinees, ic. this city, and atiend to the. genet bees ling department adie bi ment, but especially to the re! di salary as ral deere particulars by addcesnng, with real nancy Herald ¢fiice. FINE AND SPIRIT MERCUANTS.A GENTLEMAN, eaten tert weit tee "Kdireen “Wine Merchant’ Union Square { V8 OAK CHAMPAGNE—THIS WEW BRAND OF Pca ads oleae? aan NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY; FEBRUARY 18, 1866. _ FOR SALE. ar $700,000 Eotor nes. nrars rom rast and Broox!y>, and several the Union, viz: 6 houses in Division stree', Sew York; 6 in Che ry street, | in Laight street, 1 in Fourth 2in Eighth otreet, 4 in six- th street, 2 eonth 2 in tightooath strex, 2 in Thirty eecone street. 2 im 'y fourth street; 6in Hudson avecue, Brooklyn; 2 in Gold 3 in Henry atreet $i: Church street, T tn M sveaue 1 in Proapset street, Lia Tilary street, } in Neasau sireet.and 2 im Columbia ati eet; 7 farms on Long Irland 25 10 30 miles trom New York, vary| tn price from $500 'o 610,000; 1 in Greene county, &. ¥ jt Orange county, and 1 in Sul'ivan county, and alates vartety of ober frme {n o'ber Biatex, for sale ‘or OF erty or mercisndize. From this variety a pleasiog ne- i bean be Leg hi hiPleg every man, from the wesl- test merchant juinbie rer ‘MoMATION, 176 Chatham st, WORTH OF RYaL E8TaTd, IN NEW 65.00 York and Brooklyn, for sale caeap, or to ex change tor jewelry, dry grods, clothing, boots and droga, hardware or any cther good merchandise. Aisa, farmain New York and New Jersey, aud Western land to ex: obange for real estate or merchandise. Apply to H. STREST, tebe aleet, p TEXAS LAND FOS 84L¥ OK 32Z.U0U “ccrange tc ‘merchandian tic brick heuse,§33 Rivington street; bas gas, beth, bot and cold weer, &c ; half the perchase money can re main on bond and mortgage fora term of years, at six per got, Appl io J. N. HaYWanD, 22 Delancey atreet; or to EDWARD NORTH, 12 Dutch atreet, a 000i) “EAR, SALE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK UF of taney and’ stapla dry gcods; good location; Duress sel! established and large moro. lease given, if de sired. Te-ms, haif cash, balance good pener or its equivalent, Fos en tntorvisw, address Dry Goods, Hersid office, 1500 Fre8 Sale THs SNTIRH STOCK AND . = fixturasofa first clase family grocery store, now ing an extensive business, inthe most sligib.e part of Jer- sey City, near the ferry: or A partner wanted in tha same. ot thorough business qualifications end undoubted tesiimonials astoctaracter, Address W. J, Dunham, box 204 Jersey Ou'y, 36 500 —FOR SALE. THE TWO STORY AND AT- ‘1. 060. —FOR SALE, A MAGNIFiOENT OYSTER, ° 'e dining and ice cream aloon, well located, au’ joing & good business at present. Will be so!d below the real value for good reason, which can be shown by ©, McMAHOS, 176 Chatham sirect. YO .- Fok, SALF, THE PURNITURE OF A BOARD. + ing house, now full of boarders; the location very desired 6, and the furniture will ve sold on tie most rea:onsyl> terms; the house at a reaconable rent apply to C, B. HOWES & 00., 54 Nassau atrest, 500 CASH_AND Stoo ON TIM WILL PORCH As an toterest in one of the most profitable drink.ng saloons aod restaurants in New York. Ln counectioa with the above are bowling alleys which bay better than aay in the city. ‘The place ts located on 8 prominent corner ta bd 5-7 ousine se tworoughfare. Apply to U. B. HOWES & CU., bt Nausewu st. 4.00 OF $80.7 50 2 BALE, THE B41.F OR WHOL? of ie (fhe best paying basinecser in the oy; cep be extended to any amount; profits are arge. Toa men of -mall capi'al ‘his is «chance se dom met with; patent secured. For furine: particulars apply to J. i. COLLINS, Ne 3 Maiden ‘ane. SQ5U Foe saut, a suLoAKe SHuF AND GE 5ZOU. nerai marker, situnied in 030 of the best buslnows loew tties and thoroughfares in th fitted up with marble counters, order. Appiy to 0, B, LOWES & Ca The piace nandsomely everything 1a complete 4 Aaasau sireet. $5 0-AN ESTABLISHED SIGN oHOP FOR BALE, e)U, on one of the beat thoroughfares in the city. Appiy a: 20 Broadway. ey SOU Aa BARE, CHANCE.—A WASTE PAPER FS house, doing a good busiuess, wil be sotd ont on Inw terms, ‘The Cause of selling wili ke explained, Inquire of RU2H & CO., at 100 Goid etreet, A BARE, CHANCE.—FOR SALR, ONE OF THR BEST locations for @ large hotel in this city. For aman wish- ing to angage in the hotel business this ts the bast op; nity ever offered. It ia already established as @ large boarding boure, snd will be on 6 direct Kine with the new Bowery. ‘There is an uvexpired lease on the p-emises of nine years tron the 1-t of May pext, and wag eneen. rent. The above will be said very cheap. Por pariicu’ars Inquire of WESTFAL Bro- there, 194 Bouth street, corner of Vilver. * SPLENDID GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—LEASR, stoc? ard fix.ares, situated in an excellent location to make money, row doing a large and rapidiy increaring busl- Lesa, Will be eold at agreat sacritice, on immediate spplica- tlon at 29 Ann atroet, corner of Nasrau. SIME8B, TAYLOR & 00, DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS, COMPLETE, (34) size, for twen'y dollars, The camera is one of ine best bal’ inate uments in the county. WiLLIAMSON’S, Brooklyn. Brew, HEIGHTS.—A PLOT OF GROUND, COMPRI- oing it thirty two lta, within @ short distance of aastboeline posing by, wil be’ cole pr tee ke ceeene. 88 us line poring by, 0 r— Inquire at 170 Wiliam ‘ek ed tc (onaae 10 RENT—IN TWENTY-POURTH STREET, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, handso tarnish. ed, and finished with the modern improvements; it will be 1et ‘oeneh only as are willing to purchase the turniture. Posses- won given immediately. Please address P., Herald office, ch eral acca Ne RUG STORE FOR SALE.—AN EXOKLLENT LOJA- tion, neatly fitted up, well stoxked and doing « fair revail irade, with a good office atlached. Apply to 0. B. HOWES & 00. 64 Nassau street, “UG STORE FOR SALE.—THE STOCK, FIXTURES and lease ofa drug store in Brook small capital the opportunity is arare one Inquire of F. Mc- CRAKEN, 22 Willinm street, botween sxchange and Bosver, at 2 o'clock dally, or by Jetier, RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP--ONE OF THR neale:t and bert located stores in this city; well stocked a perfumery; dweliing attached to the store. ill _be exchanged or on reasonable terms, \ddreas Varbonate, Herald flloe. ARMS FOR SALE LOW, NEAR NRW YORK —ONG oF 136 acres, with large house and exiensive outbotidings; ore ot sixty acres, ADd Ove of seventy Beres; ODA of forty three acres, ann coe of twenty five acres. Apply to JOSEEH W, ALI jerch: ll street. ARM FOR 8ALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR A BROOKLYN house, situated three miles from New Bruuswick, New Jersey; good bulidings, peach orchard, &c., under high si ofew'tivation Appiy to F. McOR aKEN, 22 William, betweea xchange piace and Besver cireets at 2 P. M., or by letter, wea bl tet ent teinhticchinndiced i DE Lacan for SALE—THE FOUR STORY BRi0K H0USH AYO lot, in Beveuteenth street: between Third and Fourth avo- nues, opposite Hamilton square, wilh modern improvements It 4 # fine view of the eity and an extensive view of the surruunding country. Three adjoining lots for sale. For terme apply to JUHN CaLuaGHal, corner of Seventy- second sweet and Third avenue. (OR SALE--THE HOUSK NO. 4 HARRISON STREET, with nine years’ leswe of ground, For pardcularsiaquire on the premier. FOR SALR—A NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE Sront house, high eoop, with al) modern improvements No. fy ae ees etween Wes and pe Ld nel house 25x50 feet, bullt expressly’ Tor tne owner's in the most careful and Tabstantial manter. For particulars inquire on the premiser, or at 123 West Twenty-first strect. gOB SALE—THE TARE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 180 s bast Twentieth atreet, near second gvenue, bult in moat substantial manner; size, twenty teat froct, Aity-three feet deep, containing all improveuents, ‘uenaces, 46 , in porfont ordar in avery respect. Price $5.1i%. $4,000 can remain. Apply on premises, ui BALE—THE LEASE OF LO NO. 29 CATHERI3E ateeet, with the bul ge Mert ny The lease will expire on , 1867. Building to be paid for or new lease given. The lot is 25 feet, Ve juches front, and 25 feet in the fear; ard on the north aide 114 feat, 9 inches, wud on the svuth side 112 feel, Linch deep. Apply at 18) Teuth treet, one door east of Third avenue. FLOR SALE—THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 131 ANTHONY street. Lease will expire on the first day of August, 180g; £0 rerewai The lot is about 2? fest frout and rear, and abou Dteet deep. Aleo the lease of lot 77 Venice street, corner of Anthony. Lease wi'l expire on the first day of November, 1800 Butidings to be paid for or new lease given, The tot is fect front aud rear, and about 6) foat deep, Apply at 18) Tenth street, one door east of Third avenue, GOR SALE, OR PXCHANGS FOR REAL RSTATE, IY clty or country. A neat hotel, well estabi ished and doing a ocd business; jarge billiard room, tables attached. ‘The rouse ie weil furnished and in comoicre order. iocated within four minutes of tour different ferries to and from New York. Price $10,U0, Address Knickorbocker, Heraid oflice, OR BALE.—A SPLENDID COTTAGE, {N MORRIS. town, New Jersey, with every modera convenience will ‘@ great barxain, if apolied ‘or immedia ely, Morris {own is ove of we murat Deauifal places in tte «tate, one and * balf hour's ri m dew York, surruunded by’ the best fociety, with churches of nearly every denomination, and ia fact ever: thing 10 make ita des'rabie residence. Application to be made to UKEEN & CO., 345 Broadway. por SALE-—THE TWO NEAT AND COMMODIOUS brown fropt houses, with iron balconies id brown stone stoops ogether. or eepar wo as Nov. 101 and 103 Secoad Weeet, ismeburg, t mivaies’ walk from the Peok slip feery /and in a very deeirabio neighborhood. “They now rent ‘or $600 each. Will be sold low, and a large portion of the mneuey oan remain on hond and mortgage. Apply to SLAP SUB BKOTHERS, 19 Beaver street. POR SALK—THE BUSINESS OF A FRINGE, tassel and fanoy store; it {8 sold on account of ‘ill fa the tamily, and wil be found a bargain. App): y Fuvlon siteet, corner of Olinton, Brooklyn, = il ia sherk nah sired hn (POR, SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, THE | MO. dern bolt three story orick house, Ne. 8 Willow treet, within two blocks of Fulton ferry; lot 2:xivl. Part of the par. ghnaa morey may remaiz on and mortgage. Inquis of LivViNGsiun B. MILLE counsellor at law, No. 192 Hroad- way, corner of John atreet, 4. Y. GOK BALE OR TO RENT—AT THROG'3 NKOK, NEAR Peibam ridge, having a view of the water, a neat cottaze, eantaining ten rooms, with carriage house, stable and garden’ ard from five to ton acres of land, with fruit and oroamental Apply to A. FIND! 11 Spring street, rOR BALE—THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT brick dwelling honse and lot of ground, No. & Bast Thir teth street, 120 foot east ot Lexingtox avenue, ‘The bonse t+ wel butt; ha) marble mantels, ‘ke.; ot 20x98-9, or halt the Dock; hades 20x45._ Price, $6 £00; to remain on bond ead 0, . Apply at 1X) Multon atreet or 21 Kast Thirty- hire aireet, betwcen Madison and Fourth aventies, “i OR SALF—A TURKE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND jot, with basement und sub-ceilar, on Forty-eighth street, between Broadway and Kighth avenue; houre is 21 test 6 inches by 40 feet in depth; lot 25 fost tront, by 100 feet 6 inches D A Inquire oa the premises, or ‘at No. 1 Jedfersoa fOR BALK—A FARM, oy BEATEN ISLAND, Cox. in eres of good land. House naw an well finished, out buildings and fetoen in good order Situated Bear the propored rullroad, and witin one mile of Rvavil e. ‘Will be soid vers luw. For partioulers, appiy st 12 Ooutre street, New York, R BALE—THE SCBOONER 8. APPLEGATE, SEVEN years oid; bulit of best material, 140 tons burthen; 7: ot wasee; ls 'n eter foe wee some vel Lae) /RUNYON, Sob Bouth street, Alsoy tie ssboonor JK: Shaw, fons burtben, Ls. net ee CA IN JALE—STOCK, FIXTURES, TOOLS AND FIV! Keane of u wholeenio. and reat confectioners, oat twelve being one of the best stands in tha city 1 business; will be sold at a a the ewnor to H Otter te 1a of May Hatldactory veasong diven. 1 68 Third avenue, M.S P.M. )OR SALR—PHR BTOOK AND FIXTUREA, OR Age. H' mrent to ler, 64 Dey rest The plase has tn ciate Cone aperture or of Canal’ tnd Sul Ivaa tires : vale uence of the decease of the lale owner. Ape yt the premises. YSTER SALOON, four years’ lease, WO FIRST CLASS BROWN STOUR Hab basement areas: en tint ‘Thirtieth stree'a; four tories and rie ie nor faire on the Pre ro or. informs Texiugion avenues AOR BALE OR K es in Ne FOR IMPROVED PRO elegeat tarm, et the town from the railroad de; wab'e, orchards stream of water stab! wilt be disposed of. Apply to J. A. BALE_TUR BTOCK AND Apo bac| OF A FAN- braid Ao meereterrand memetgers tlie en satin oa \AIRMOUNT, UPPER MORRISANIA.—FOR first class two story coliage, alt leh hue ot ured. Apply to kG, OABLAS, | r} PP » he Joqnice cn he Pre: and _ J. M. DSNBIB. CR SAL¥.—A SUPERB FURNISHED HOUSE, O@ Fast Bizteenth 6:1 ner apect. Thi mente and the furoitire a deat elate," A J4rg9 pordon of tae robase may remain on Pinca railroo bonds will be taken. for ‘admission to view the ‘ALBERT Ni 1 SA A 'SOLAY, No 4 Broad stroct /EAP—HOUSE NO, 239 WEST TWRNPE- ae three stories and base ih al the ValL, No.7 Bre- a near Ninth avenue; nents Price, 87 800; “inguiee rovemenis, Price ‘ ‘enth street. 8 1 LET- A COTTAGE HOUSE AND oe cae Oe ortcbester, within five minutes’ walk i ork ond New Haven Kal'ro.d depot Also, din als, wo to tem acres orave opr THOMAS BENT & 21: thomas Heat, on the promises. OR SALB—A, FINE FOUR STORY ENGLIGH BASE. and Ninth avenues, The house has all located in Jot in the vil'age of Pe he if sixth street, or to 7 be modern improvements, nearly n: ‘ood neigbborhoor., and will be ‘ion of the and mortgage. Apply to G, 3. Mas R SALK—THE CANAL SCHOONER JOHN TUO! now lying at Port iichmond, Staten Isiand, New Where ber owners may be seen at a ood order, and wil be cold cheap, for want of use, a4 her late § tain bas remain on boad 14 Pine steve. RSES; A LARGR LOT NEW AND of ali descriptions; also 38 ‘Apply at Nv. 8 Nevins streot, corner of Fulton jue, Brooklyn. Also two good hick carriages. OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO end Varick, with tie modern R SALE—16 HO! eecond hand light a iheoaghous wo” Te lk os | sold with or withcut the furniture. Terms easy. Inquire as cold water, and’ REAT BARGAIN IN PRODUCTIVRK REAL ESTATH —A gcod two and a half story house on lot 25 feat by 108, in Adelphi street, Brooklyn, and four lutein Greeniield, four miles oniy trom’ Brooklyn ‘City Hall, will be sold at a great room 10, ‘KLL & CO., Agents. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALK AT A BABGAIN—IN South Brooklyn, 27 Sammit street, near Uo umbia, ive minutes’ walk from the Hemiitonavenue ferry; house ta 0 by 40, aud very substantially built; verondab, hot and cold water baths, id gas throughout, with chand very low, if app'led for soon. Porso: MARsH & COn 334 Malden i USE ANY LOL FOR SALE~IN THE SEVENTS ward, No, 227 Madison street, in the very beat of the modern improvements, gas, Croton water, ‘bi hot and coid water, 40. 131 Chatham atreet. vac ifice. Appl; at 304 cours yard and tubes, dam! llerss will eokd sion any time. Apply to r, RIKKE & 00. Gat. washrooa, hout. VY, 18 Exchange place. GER BIER BREWERY, NEAR NOW YORK, FOR idings, lotr and an, full operation, to c.ose @ concern. In ‘T AND VEGETABLE MARKET.—THE STOO ANT tures of the meat snd vege:able market 194 West Six. teenth sreet tor ale low, if applied for soon. Inquire at tix MEE, ROUND ,FOR SALZ—ONE OF Tae BROT ebances now offers itself that noy one ever had, for 6 sine capital; customers firat class; pay ev ly; number of quart 250; reason for ne lin, to' lows: must be sold ths week, Fourth street, from 9.4. M. tol P. M. ATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.—FOR BALR, ten! proved bench plana; althouch only one tron, it is adapted to planing evary kind of manage; is introduced in many p aces to be ittrod 10ed tx be tested by evray mechanic For particu'ars 2s to the pli Habe apply to JOBEPH LUDE WIG, No. 31 Pine ery week regular fea ia, and cannot fail useful manafacturers and hirdwara men t alied lo a rtisement headed “Patent Right fur Sale.” ROPERTY IN sea one: oh BXOHANGH ror featchester cousty, Brook; a > Mismsbors —A firet class tour siory house and tot to na change for s mall farm or large cotiage. Apply at 4 EMEDY FOR HARD TIMES—ANY trom $10 to $200 can fiad a business per day, by cailing ut the restaur:nt, 62 Warrene pos rust this have ocly local to besadsfel pein is also @ restaurant for ssle low, now deing a goed TKAM ENGINE, EIGHTY HOKsK FOWER, HIGS tal.—A gocd #'rong machine, with fy wheel and band drum fi‘teen teet four teet fare, will be sold very cheap. Apply to JUN HURSBY & BONS, 23% 1] BAKERS AND OTHERS.—DESIRABLE P20PFRTY for ealé, sta bargain. A four sry and vasemact house with Ly soe Twenty-ninth street snd Lexington arrea: uilt in the best monner, with ali te occupied asa boker:; Tmodern tmprovemects. Inquire in tue slo ¢, EXCHANGE.—A THREE STORY BRIO! with modern tmprovemens and vacunt lot adj val ludson street,Jersey City, for a four brown stove house, with modern, lapravements., bet and Sou Apply to J..R. ROBERTS, 151 Nassaa atreot | 3 Morris street, near 10 SUGAR PLANTERS.—FOR 84LK, AN EXCELLENG » atinched to © 100 noree | th $5,000, UB P SOARES, 16 | and powertnl auj =| wer atoam engine, entirely new; wor' to. for cash tor $2,000. Apply to J AC: EXCHANGE FOR OOUNTRY POPRRYY—LOTS Ih Bergen, near the 1 ,would be exc property withia the 3 ita'e of Mew York, and notuver uneea this city, Apply at 170 Wiliam street. ted DOWN TOWN PROPERTY FOR #ALR—A four Flory house, wild wil tod ments, No. 99 Princo street, near the furniture, to be $0! part is about leaving fe Broadway with or withow 'd cheap if spplied for soon, as the ooen jor Kurpope. APDIy to SLAMPSON TEKEB, 19 Beaver street, "P<" “PPM to SEMESON HMO DESIRABLE AND , in different locations, Teeprices {ota 8000 oP oe, Also. fermancd countey seater forsale oF entheanese tare 220 acres in Putnam county, near Lake Maboy KE, 8. KINSHIMKR, 319 TER POWKn.—TO Lact Haven Bailroad, fifty miles from tories bigh, 60 feet by The waier bel, Dutchess county, ERS REQUIR the York. & tnctary, threve 20, suitable for aduiacuiring puévosee very soft, 13 201 adspied fora dveiug wold ment. manutacturing chemist or p Are ReverAl ootinge residences premises. The prgperty ci has a dwelling koure ard garcen, wi sloring ove thourard tons of ice. Ri ‘on to New York for beav: limes day. Address A, ‘ompriaes about twenty ith tco honse capabla of ogular water commantow goods; ratiread traia she 165 CANAL STREET, VAN NOTE’S grate mer range and stove wi rates and ranges set, lined 1 THE BRUSH | i eer OF EVERY DESCRBPLION— factor; ‘earl street, Franklin aquare. All ardolen rices, Paint brushes of a sugertor Machine bri made ‘Us8e8 to order. JOHA K, HOPPHL. ———— LEK & KNIFFIN, GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS, a respeotfally toform thete blic in genersi that hoy have re oponed ‘oloe stock of fresh cold nt tne lowest fai quality constantly on customers ud the p' (heir store, with « eb 1 provisions, fp ell thelr gi at the oargo and tmporters Wholesale snd dealors are invited to cali jes, wil! be cold a etail’ grocers aul comntey J.U. FOWLER, 260 and 423 Greenwich seo. XA FOR COUNTRY HOUSES —THIS BENZOLE G48 IX” apparatus gives food Hght in any teaporatuie cose lark Jt can bo feen lighting hosroa new thie at my office. 260 Broadway. OU fale, under the patent, AST CHANOUK.-HAYN YOU SUBSCRINED?—aF distri -udon of the Coamopo itan Art 4 wosta’ 4 iy ake puce on the 24th inat. of the $3 magazines receives u cert Déley is dangerous. M6 Brodway, kod entor your nome, ACHINE LEATHER BELTING, OF “BEST quality, mannteciured by PILL Pe ueeat 25 Spruce street, N. Y, XW PATENT SPROTAULES. County and Svat: Kevery wubsert vee to any tuexte of manborship. the “Knicksrbocner offioa, F. PASQUAY, No Suverior lave lenth “ THEY IMPROVE VI- on. sxe, patentee Xo, 2 Park row, oppoutie m6 P.M hots ATS DON'T DIE IN THEIR TIOLBS, BUT CONS OUT E., ® rat, coct Way. Not dangerous ‘o the hi W{HOWCASRS.—SOHMITT & ROTH! . and ). tre Yon a Won Ted Nenana eopeiant mand. WEAR exchange. Orders prom CAs ‘e HE UNDERSIGNED, gnas LHAVE TO INF T fund dealraa in Noedvon that he has ooastant! i's MANUFAOTO part et “Favorter of leechon, 75 i farepewmaee come Dediars using my name, 4