The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1856. Our Nebraska Correspondence. Omama Crrr, Fob. 1, 1866. Indiane—Indran Payment of the Omaha a Todey @ large number of the Omshe Indians maie their acpearence in this plees, for the purpove of meeting with « partial peyment from the hands of taeir ageat, Mr. Hepner, and {t bas given the town not oaly e more Lively appearance, but somewhat more of a frontier ss- pect than Of late. The mode of payment is simple. It is known how much each Indian is entitled to, be it ia money, four or anything else, and thus it is dealt to him. In the payment of meney, however, I must accord to the agent « judicious management. This portion of the payment is generally done under Mr. H.’s supervision, without the presence of any but the Indian to whom the payment is mace and the agent. Generally, as now, the Incians, through their principal orator, mate speech te the agent—intended for their Great Fatner’s ears, at Teshingtse— the subject of thelr wants and condi- tee te aaea! mes som them a aaa by ‘their interpreter, upon subject of ; Sr ted mduct, sd) hat thelr reat” Father smoking and listening with ik we to'the speeches. Yeliow Smoke pt & speech to-dey, : ihe rage ot of which I witl give in some future ket perm: gest in th a Tiveenereperts himeelf to have bean elected pores os the candidate. Such is not the case. C., during the canvass, was an out-and-out sdmiais- irae man—it in an admunisiration crowd; was bitter worshippers ana other movements antago- aietic te administrati.o party. Len’ a confess the truth, the true acminirtration hed no more confidence in him than {f no suth poh vital He ‘was indeed a wan for any bocy—e politiewn for the crowd in which he was caught—yet professed to de an adainis- aon democrat whee amnget thore whom he knew to ‘on the “right side of Jordan.” In Washington, the worshippers will supvorta poor apology for a man, oer pares obtainiog a seat in the House ot Rep- Teventatives, and the cemocrate wil’ be doiag no becter —for to use @ common expression here in recard to Mr. Cnapwan—*he won't do to tie to on any Lapyieengpn— P ‘The weather siill con'inues cold. Owawa Cry, N. T., Feb. 6, 1866. Refusal of the Omaha Indians to Receive their Flour Hzre— Indians and Whites— Claim Meetung—General News, cc. ‘The extreme cold weather during the past week hai until yesterday deterred tie partial payment of flour, coffee and tugar to the Omaha Incians, who have been camped in the meantime about two miles from here, awaiting the samo; so yesterday being a besradle day, the Omshas—squaws, pappooses and ponies—'‘ came to town,’ and about noon such another looking town as Omahs City it would have been hard work to find. The Omahe Incian trise—that is, the remnant thereof—were ali nere. The vicinity of Shields & Carr’s store, where their provisions were stored, was the rendezvous, ani in Aittle groups upon the snow, huddled around their fires, they mostly gathered. The flour was “ toted’’ out upen the smow near by, and about the time it was ready to be ce-l> out, the Indians con- Glued, owing to its inferior qualiy, they would not receive itas peyment. Sowe of tne sacks, itis true, were of @ very infe.ior qua-ity, whilst the price taey ‘would be cou pellea to pay tor it was sufficient to pur- chaee “ superfine’’—according to contract. Mr. Nuckolls wae the contractor, 1 unde.stand. Immediately atv: it Wan decided they would not reevive it, they ve x quietly returned to their camping place. [ hope it will convince @ome porticn of the cemmuni’y that. although th? in- disps are an inferior race of seings, they cannvt aiways De cheated. ‘The spectators cn the public domain here have bad a meeting to-night, to frame c'ain or club lews for the berhvod. Of course Tom Cuming figured conspicu- ously amongst them Ac ual and dons fide settlers ould fare pocrly if such men were s'lowed to contcul @ffeirs. We were pleacec to ree our gentlemanly 4d ef- ficient UV. S. District Avtormey E. Eastorook, aesisted by Cant. Moree, sustaioed the rights of the settlers. Toe majorsty of the, meeticg being i her employés of the speculators, or the speci themselves, of course shay pasted woring tie same; but let a test of atrengt come of right and justice, ang the simple rules &c. they passed wou d be mere chaff. T bave just learned that the Sheriff of Douglas county was ped a t-w hours since, ina meiée at one of the geloons, by an Irichman—not morta‘ly, however. It is era‘ly sntcipstec that there will be trial of strength Fetseen the irish populacion hereand the Americans. Of @ourse. America could beat “old Ireland’ :wo to one, even in agentes! sbiilslah scrimmage. But we don’: want to start a ‘free fight” of that description unless Beceanity compels us. ‘The cold weather, or cold term, still continues in Ne- brake, yet there sre some hopes of it su widing ere the ie reached here to-day thet nected Weao not want to velieve it accidents will efail the best eee Rucwonp, Fe 1, 1956. The Presidential Aspirations of Virginia. The Lemocratic State Convention will aseembie In this Pisce on the 28th of the month. and as there are two prominent candidates for the Presidency within the limits cf the O14 Dominion, the probable ac:ion of the conventicn ise topic of constant ané anxious eonversa- tion. Governor Wise is, beyond all doubt, the choice of the Legisatare, which is now in ression here, and of the marees of the party, but Senator Hunter is actively and warmly supported by the Virgiria delegation in Con- . The friends of Wise are toa man the friends of Gnchenan, wbiler Mc. Hunter's advocates ewesr by the event a’ ministration. Here it is charged that Hunter. aa ave Pierce are working in the same team to un- dermize Buchapan. whilet the fortuves of Wise and Buchanan. for good or bad, are the same. The friends ot Hunter will endeavor. in the State Convention, to get @ cordial endorsement of Pierce's administration, whilst thoee of Wise will aim to confine commencaticn to his aunual and Kansas messages. The two leadisg democratic newavarers are said to differ in their preterences between Wise aud Huncer. The Fi- quir r ix known to prefer Mr. Hunter, whilst the Exami- wer bas declared tor Buchanan, and 1s said to orefer ‘Wise. It is rumored that there is trouble in the Ezami ner's camp, as its principal contributor aod par: owaer, Mr. Aylet®, 6 lawyer of this city, is said to side with the Hunter party against Wire and Buchanan. It is an ex- ceeoingly nncomtoradle thing to have two Presidential Q@rpiran’s in ‘he same section of the same State, for Wise ent Hunter bail from the same Congressional dis- trict. Virgivia wil, for the rext month or two, uati! ‘the celegates to the Cincionati Convention have all been elected. be the theatre of a vast desi of wire working. Bochstan and Pierce wiil be the men ot straw, oe sae real aspirants will be Hunter and Wise. P.B. New Patents Isened. List of patents issued from the United States Patent Office, for the week ending February 19, 1856, each Dearing that date:— Edward F. Berry, of Hudson, N. H., for improvement in machines for swing seed bros ‘cast. Sherburve C. Blocgett, of Philadelphia, Pa., for im- proveroent in forks. Henry A. Brown and Jas. Wiey, of Brooklya, N. fcr improved fountain pen. Wallis and George Bull, of Tonawanda, Pa., for improve- ment in machines for sawing marl Abeer Burs Burnham, of Albany, N. Y., for improvement in cookirg Geo. st 1 Con lies and Flisha Harris, of Providence, R. I., oe in rolling metal. ‘Geo H. Covlies and Elise ba Harris, of Providence, 8. I., : chim to enero ba) York, in vault covers. Marcus M. Case and lowe ant Watkias, Y., for improved gra} for ralsing # "ar oa vot New York, N Y. tor improvement in Sewing gui Stephen Gorsuch, of Altoona, Ps., for improvement in John Johnon, of Troy, N. Y., for tmprovement im power locans. : Francis Jos. Klein, of New York, N. Y., for flexible holders. Pi breham, Fare Esra and Chas. 9g ag) of Monticello, Tl!., ‘end Chas, Emerson, of Decatur, Ill., for improvemet in ‘the mole of James B. Meil, boro, Ga), for improvement in a. ee Ba igee N. Y., for machine. for of New York, N. Y., for improvement {nm billiard aie teble cushions. =. Ka niente. oe srt Of Stockport, N. Y., for im Bente, of New York, for improvement’ in eadeary, 0, te impeovencatia ube of New a N. Y., for machine for ok loa Kemnmerbouber, of Wa in machine for sawing mar- w.¥., for improvement fy ou Sarto for the 1m ; ia farnaces for luge ‘ase ‘tailors, betters and dthers. Geange W. Sdvenmects of Ours Mighutaetarig’ Company, ot ‘Boston, of Gambier, Ohio, as: to Peter Neff, Jr., of Cincinnati, Obis, vures on aned surfaces. lew York, N. Y..Mor ticket tented May 1, 1866. “Vines. = Win. Coggsball, of Fall River, Mass., for de: ign for parlor stoves, Nino's Ganpen.—The admirers of the een: tomimie performances, wonderful gymnastic feats, mar. yellous tricks and astounding transformetions of the Kavos wilt be gratied to lara thet M Ant ine has so far recevered from his recent accid:nt ax to warrant toe came Aa preg for ita beantifal comin veeiiattaons, to add to its merits, ic is performed by the Ravelsin their previous efforts The open- Vivandiere,’”* in which M’lle Bowsry TuxaTRe.—Despite the fact that many have been disappoited by the withdrawal of the exciting drama f “Herne, the Hunter,” for the purpose of produciog it in Boston, Max Waldron seems determiaed ‘0 satis- fy his patrens by the rapid production of a series of novel- lies that cannot well fail Lal pinay highly attractive. The murements to morrow evenic; commence with the beauti'ul four act romance ent ies “ The Broken Vow,”” cast to the extire strer ae ee com y—Mr. and Mrs, Ward. Messrs. Tamb, and Strong, Mrs. Bingham and Misses ",lford’ Ae} nen I Pacts. The pew and eee some burlesque of the ‘ Female Forty Thieves’’ Brrroy’s poeciaee C, Howard, who has gained a fine repatation ia the South, both as an actress and a vocalist, since she left our city, some yearsago will make her first appearance to-morrow evening as Franclae, in Planche’s int comédy called ‘Grist to the Mill;”’ ‘ube will be supportea by Messrs. Perry, Bradley, Reynolds andothers. While in New Orleans Mrs. Howard won the enviable title of “The Pet of the South;” consequently, unusually fine delizeations of character may be expected. Previous to the comedy, the farce called ‘ Urgent Private Affairs’’—Mr. Burton as Den‘atus Dotts. The entertain- menta wiil close with the comicality known as ‘ Burton’s New York Directoay’’—Mr. Burton as Picadilly, Lavra KKENE'S VARIETIESN.—The great success of this popular theatre since the opening under the present man- agement. instead of causing a relaxation of the energiss of Miss ats is too often the cage with persons whe are om: rosperous, appears to have the very gratifyiog effect of simulating’ her to still greater exertion, with the very Jaudable desire of retaining the good opinion of her numerous patrons. She tenders an unexceptionable bill for to-morrow night,—Lovell’s comedy of ‘‘ Look Ba- fore You Leap, ‘ing characters by Misses Keene, Reignolds, Daod, Wells and Lee, ‘and’ Messrs. Jordan, Jobnaton, Baer and Clarke. The successful burlesque of « Novelty’? follows. Waitack’s Theatre —Fine comedies, well played and moun e¢, and following one another in rapid anecession, stil! constitute the order of amusement at this favorite establishment. che’s comedy, called “ The Kai of the Round Table,” which has been highly leuded by the British prees, will be produced here for the first time in this country, to-morrow mght. The cast embraces the names of Messrs. Lester, Dyo’t, Brougham Walcot, Hiecjan Si. Sesrart sad’ Mx ets at ities Gamo! This ie a sufficien’ guarantee that the cheractera wi'l be ably filled. The whole will conclud+ wih the neq farce styled ‘A Capital Match’’—Mr, Hoiland as Sunnysides. Broapway Vanietizs.—A novel and exseedingty attrac- tive feature has been added to the performances at thu: prosper us jittle theatre for the comiog week. Master George Washington Marsh is to appear in hie tamous character of Jem Baggs, in the farce of the ‘Wandering Minstrel,”’ in which be gamed auch enviable ntoriety aw ‘an eccentric comedian, during his late o: ment a’ tae Broadway theatre. In this part he sings the doleful la- meota‘etion of *Villiikins and his Dinsh,” in a style of o:iginal comicality that never fails to elicit the u’most merriment and spplause. The succees‘ul spsctasle of the Naiad Queen,” wiso performei by children, will pre- cede the farce. Woop's Miystrxus.—This po pular band of merrymakers have wade a complete change in their programme ot songs, dances, &c., for the coming week. (George, Pierce ‘anc Vaughn appear to have‘had quite a happy timeam op} tb meelves lately, im conseqnence of their reunton; a: what is still better. bac the pleasure of causiog their spectat«rs to participate in their hilarity. Tbe sopular burlesque of “The Happy Man, or Treaty with Japan,” constitutes the afterpiece for to-morrow evening. Brcxktey's SeRANADERS continue to be visited by large numbers of mugical conn:iseurs, as we'l as mulcituces of fun lovers who +xhibit thelr appreciation of the joes perpetreted by Swaine and Bishop Buckiey, by hear:y Jaugater. The laughing song of the former never fails to couvulse the audience with merrimen’, To-morrow even- tog they tender this, and many others of their best songs, tegether with musitai burletta of “Che Two Pompeys,” in which Swaine and Bishop personate the heroes, supported by Miss Millen and others. Carxa any Japas.—The paneramie illustrations of pro- mizent +ceves in there countries, insluding an admirable view of C.m. Perry’s fleet while at anchor in the bay of Yedo. have recently attracted the attention ot numerous visiters, It is pleasing to learn that, among others, many chooi children bave iatelv been ente: and instruct- ¢¢ by these pictures, and as this is an easy and cheap methed of imparting instruction, itis hoped that arrange- ments will be made to enable most of the scholars in toe Gt to 10» these pertormances before they are withdrawa. {ae pancreas Will Dereartor ve CTuivicea at the athe: rieum, commencing on Wednesday. ‘Tue Spmitcat ExcrraMent.—Prof. Spenser, who crested consicerable astonishment, combined with a great deal of er. by his exposition ot the tricks resorted to oy iritualiste and their mediums, at the Tarernacle on ‘Dursday evening. will give another lecture at the sume place to morrow night. Ans proofot his ability to de- movetrate that soiritualism is nothing more nor less than an arieut impori ion upon the credulity of mapkiua, the Professor offers ove thousand dollars to any medias who can perform « feat that the former cannot accomplish or rival, tbrcugh the mediumship of some person selected from the aucience. TO THF EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Amengst the theatrical on difs which have ap- peared in your paper during the last fortnight, waa a statement to the effect that out of fourteen Englieh per- tormers brought to this country by Mr. Bates, of Cincia- Mati, every one, without exception, had proved failures. Now, sir, although Iam one of the fourteen who have been doomed to such unqualified condemnation, I can by no means lay claim to the distinction of being one ofthe tailures; and, in jastice to myself, I beg permission 2 vay afew words ip refutation of » charge equaily rivus to my reputation and pro‘essional prospests. For pine years I held the position of ‘‘tirst old woman’? of the Haymarket end Adeipbi theatres, Lon‘oo. | admit the possibility of apy inferior performer’s holding a fair position for one season in a London theatre, provided he or she porsees some extraneous means of securiag sup- port and patropege; but I appeal to those wh» koow aay: thing of # critieal London audience, whether it ve possi- ble t» maintain the position I heid tor nine seasons con‘ secutively. withcut sufficiest pretensions to justify md in expecting. ® favorable recepticn from an American aucience. When | add that these expec:ations have cen fully realized, and that both from the andience and ma. nagement of the Louisville theatre I have experienced the most gratifying marks of approval, I think yeu walt perceive that it is ecarcely fair to eleas me in ihe cate- gory of failures for which the manager’s want of fore- merges im some sort be the real cause Hed Mr, Bates’ troupe consisted of artistes with es:ablished repa- tation, he might have had vo resord successes insted of faviurer. For myneit, » London performer, wita a Lon- don tame, and holding » position at a West End theatre, T accepted Mr. Bator’s offer, exclusively for the parpcss of visiting Ameries—a gratification which I could Bot have ob'sined except ia a professional capacity. Pe.bape, sir, you may deem the complaining of the ‘poor player’’ as too trivial to be worth this toi but! would ask you to remember that the reprtation which it has cost that same ‘ ‘poor p player’’ many years to build up may be destroyed by one atroke of a pen from #0 power: fuls journal as sours and tbat should I seek an engage- ment in New York, many may remember the ar.icle which pronounces the entire of Mr. Bates’ English troupe dire failures, while few may bave the opportunity of knowing, and fewer +till would take the ins te show, that ove at least cf that troupe had some right to expeat kind treatment frcm an Ameiican audience, an¢ grate- fally acknowledges that she has not been disappointed. JANE LAWS. Lovisvit1z THeaTRr, Kentucky, Feb. 14, 1586, The Origin of Yellow Fever in Norfolk. 10 TRE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Nonrox, Feb. 18, 1856. The city of Norfolk recently appointed s committee for the purpose of investigating into the origin of yellow fever here last summer. The steamer Ben Franklin, be- ing eupposed sp infected vessel, and having recently ar- June lat from St. Thonas, have been dy sought our Committee of Investigation, but thus shout ne Numerous larsers Kove tame Cty tive to the heslth of this vessel Meoakgg Pon voyage in editorial column, « few lines in regard to the i i ay boione byhply that any individual who was on board tn June, 1966; would plants to. coetrasienns ty tar at B, WILLIMAN, Secretary of Norfolk Commitee ‘by Investigation of Yellow Fever, &e, Hossanpd Soup For a adeny ie 9 Aaa cae trees he cng, 006 and oe man, snoffing the left pad wire waphee, toctkere eiedinn ye mony, ont took the ears for the South. ‘On relostion, he mead the honesty of his nephew and took the tty 4 to lor k after Tis money ao ne the et ale ma a lona were ed. in intends siliog ont all her Hah tiie ind to her husbend, end his purchasing peace, tor $500, The lacy returned to W; e husband, but with epockesfal of ro: fe and good dishonor able omig without FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarunpar, Feb. 23—6 P. M. We bave no very important changes in the stock market to report. There was little more activity and an upward tendency. At the first board Illi- nois Central bonds advanced } per cent; Erie Rail- road, 4; Wisconsin Lake Shore, 4; Reading, $; Har- Tem, j. Galena and Chicago, {; Milwaukie and Mis- sissippi, }. Harlem 2d mortgage declined 13 per cent; Terre Haute and Alton bonds, 1; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Cumberland, }; New York Central Rail- road, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 4. Northern Indiana lst mortgage Goshen line sold at 85 per cent this morning. At the second board, Nicaragua Transit advanced 3; Galena and Chicago, 4; Reading, j; Miiwaukie and Mississippi, 4. Erie fell off 4 per cent; Cumberland, }. The steamship Washington, from this port for Southampton and Bremen, to day, carried out only $1,200 in specie. The Reading Railroad brought down last week 19,439 tons of coal, making for the season 186,496 tons, against 225,701 tons to the same date last year. The following is to-day’s business at the office of the Assistant Treasurer:— Paid on Treasury Account. Received on Lilaseiga Account. y Paid on disbursing checks Balance credit all accoucts.. 11,418,663 65 The warrantsentered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 21st inst., were as follows:— For the rec emption of stock: For the Treasury Pepartu For the Invertur Department. From custom: War warrants In‘ericr repsy warrants received and From mircelianeous am: Om account of the The total fal all of ‘niles of railroad now open for traffic in Canada is 1,031—Grand Trunk, 404 miles; St. Lawrence and Champlain, 45; Montreal and New York, 28; Prescott and Ottawa City, 50; Cobourg and Peterboro’, 28; Ontario, Simcoe and Huron, 95; Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich, 80; Great Western and branches, 285; Erie and Ontario, 17. All these railways, except the St. Lawrence and Champlain, the New York and Montreal, and the Prescott and Ottawa, are on the five feet mx inch or “ national Canadian” gauge. The lines just mentioned are on the English narrow guage. The amount of railway to be opened in 1856 is about 380 miles. It is stated that the city of Louisville has sub- scribed one million of dollars, in bonds, to the Louis- ville and Nashville Railroad Company, of which $500,000 are to be delivered in April next, $250,000 in October, and $250,000 in April, 1857—for the in. terest of which the city has levied a tax in addition to the Railroad Company's liability. In addition to this the company, from other counties in the States of Tennessee and Kentucky, has bonds to the amount of $1,400,000, and $450,000 from the State of Tennessee, making $2,850,000 in all. The road is estimated to cost $5,500,000, and the above snb- scriptions, together with the individual subserip- tions, it is calculated, will complete the road. Thirty miles of, the road are at present in operation, cpn- structed at a cost ot $1,000,000. The American Raihcay Times furnishes the following statement of the railroad operations of Massachusetts for 1855 :— Number of railws: Lerg bh of main hoew, Lengsn of brauches Length of double track and sidings. From paseergers Frcm freight . From mails, rents, &e. Total receipts... Cf road bed... Of motive power Miscellaneous. fo al receipis per mile run. 3 $1.69 Total expenses per mile run, 1 $05 Netinecme per mile run., é $0. Number paseer gers carried on the cars....... 11,220 650 Number passengers carried one mile, -186;160,127 Tous of merchandise carried on the cari 062, ' ‘Tops of merchandise hauled one mile... 105,676,168 Weight (in tons) of pa:senger trains (not in- ciucing engine) bauled one mile. vs paseeg Tl} 689,219 Weight (in toma) of treight trains (not in- cluding eerchandise) hauled one m! 165,260,745 Total number of tens (not including gers) hauled one mile...... 5,626,127 Stock Exchange. ‘Sitoseat, Feb. tt Ed 2000 Virginia 6’. ‘ 560 shs Er'e RR 1.000 Missouri 6's. 200 1060 ErieConBas.’71. 5000 do.... b20 20C0 Hud® dhizebos. hegeelg igh cad foo Har26MtgeBe. 44 768 aoe) Iu Cen RR Bas. £000 N York «en 6’ 1000 N York (en 7’ Bds. 1000 TeHe&Al2 mebs 78 1000 MichCen 8p ctbs 98 10 che De &MudCaCo 124 12 Bavk ot Comme’e 110% 100 Centon Co,...080 24 1100 GardGcldMine,, 14¢ 200 NortrCarCopper. 13, 100 Panama Ri £00 Nic Tran Co,..«3 215; 16 Sixt Av RR. Bf ‘80 ma 38 REGO $8 G0...... 08 New Creek CCo. ONY Cen RR. . 50 450 56 Mil & Miss RR... 60 G0 .....b60 87 SECOND BOARD. 2000 Harl’mlatMgeBs 8634 200 shs Erie RR. 1140 Exte Bos of '76.. 100 4 20 Ds esceres 97% 100 Harlem jiatiroad. 3h Gal&tcbicago RR. 1b 50 Reading RR,.b16 91 10C Centon Oo... ..196 a> 10 9) £4 Cumb Coai Co, 300 Erie Railroad a nena orry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satcrpay, Feb. 23, 1856, Fiour—The market was unchanged, with moderate transactions. The sales embraced about 5,000 « 6.000 bbls., including common to good State, at $6 75 9 $6 87 ® $7; extra do. at $7.8 $760. Western and Southern were steady at unchanged prices. Wheai—In the ab-ence ot sales, quotations were nominal: The sale of 10,000 bush- ls Canadian white made yesterday at $1 75 was supposed to have been forced. “Cora—The market watheavy: mixéd ‘wes #'080. @ 780. and yellow and white at 750. «769. Rye was steady at ‘the dectine. Pork—The sales embraced ‘abiut 600 bbls. mess, on the spot, at $16 87, and 1,000 do, do. sold for March delivery, buyer's option, at $16. Beef was steady for country mess and Prime. Beef bams—300 bbis. Vermont extra sold a! $15, Bacon was quiet. Lard was rather easvr, closing at 10%. » W&Xe. Cotiom was steady. ey was Orme, wita Hight rates. —_—_—_—X—X—<K§<—____—_————_—_—_——— A@VERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ICAL. ARDEN— F* oe “wi p Lis Sagano. Representatives of New Y ~she red , Vm. f wrest, received sich injuries as witto, incapacitate from doing fire datv or manual labor; nderrigned t respectfully hog to ea candidete for the anove uamed odice at the com ie clon. Hom, wd (rust that his steriiog merit and irue davoitan to the Fire Department will meet with @ favorable reaponse trom the Foard of which you are members: Bo'ilting yur ante : or beDonough. and trusting that re influence wil bee w. wih other members of the hoard. we, spect y jours, AL HN Bi TOT, Rowan McPHRLAN, HUGH GALLAGHER,’ / ‘THOMAS RKED, Executor. ELIZABETH BED, terecutetx, Vers » vortn a Oraes, GLass AND OHTA. Avs: Ryd, BAR’ uctioneer. Tussday, Selock, at sat etl we ror, ‘s large and d atiracilve oats tll Kinds ‘ot white, a ant comtems ware cee rest and Siteatta alerticel ware. “ . Bale positi ready. fete tu we at room, 79 Rhett: Pe atiention given, and prompt re: ar B FRANRLIN.3 Auctioneers, CLLAM A. NivHOLS, $79 Nassau street UCTION NOTICE—CONSTABLES’ SALK.—1HOMAS 4. CONMOUGHTON, auctionser will ell. on Monday, Feb. Is store, No. 145 spring street, house- consisting in part of 12 oak ree ‘Agyptian Tarile tp tabi, J roam ocd suit crimson plush, 2 pao gh GT MEE carpet arta ol ac berg 1 chest carpenters’ panama - 4. JOBNSEON, Also, 1 splendid planoforte, 1 si Constabie. and | dres-tag jacie. ChintsroruEn « OLINK, Constable. SSIGNER'S SALE OF shine perney ore % SOMBRINDYKE, suctic ill well, wore No. a Fonraary ze at ic rigs chairs, i ‘Williem street. on W household foretiarey, Beals i, ay es, hwreaus, Whe tone gy Ey Boainap ot er renee er, . &e;removed from Bay State Hotel, fos. 145 and 14/ Fron slrcer, SAMUEL GAGE, Assignee. ASHORE BALE OF DINING SALOON—JOHN W. BUMEBINDEKE, auotioneor, store 20, Novia, Wil- treet —Assigree’seale of tock, fitures and Gon one ining seioon, Nos. 8 and 9 Fulton market, wi!l hp sold suaucuon on Friday’ Zab. 29,1 not previously diaposed. of privele covtvact For partte ulars, inquire of Gaui ‘ssignee, ‘59 South Breet. ‘4 ASaNEEs BALE ALFRED eg AvoTIONAER |. at aut 8 38 Cort- cases ot bools, shoes, brogans, ne Py, a er, ena walt adapted to the Southern, Woden, country and city vote. NOTICE —J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—BY BOGART, Tuesday. at 103 ‘o'clock, at the auction adan boivecProuhaerent William streets—household furat- fas, DUTeRUB, carpets, mirrors, kitchen fur- cS. B —Uut-door sales at the residence of fami ios prempt y attended to. Gooda stored und insurea, advances ude nen required, at the salesrooms, corner of Frankfort and Wiliam streets. (YBARLES R. MILLER, AUOTIONFER.—ASSIG VEE'S / sale ot a stock of hardware, situsted at No. 6Ul Kighth ave- ue between Forty second and Forty-tbird +treets, on Mon day, February 25, 10 Yclock A M , consisting of a general assortment of house furnishing and bulidery’ hardware. Goons will be rod in lots to suit purchasers, Sale will be con: tivued until the whole is gold. PETER VALENTINE, Assignee, E HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEER--RY THE MANHATTAN J. company—will sel!, on Tuesday Rex! at 103, o’oiock, at v6 Nassau sireet, best city made furniture, and large lot of 86 gars. at private sale. furniture. segara and green tow Out pees ie ail kinds; furniture at the residences of famiites Hy, Fn LEEDS, AUCTIONNYR. AUCTION NOTION — « ‘The special attention -t housek superior rosswood and y, Feb 25, nt 462 'rcome street, ‘at lu ing the satire parlor, chamver, ¢iningroom aud base: piture of house 462 Broome st tet, second block weet o1 Bi eae whole of which le almost pew. having heen used ane, and to be sold ptoricy to the hi ee, Sod trast peremoves hnmeda'eiy: wrong whieh is an closet reve ood forte Kugiiab tapestry and free ply carels, two splendid rorewood parlorsutts. one in Freceh the otber in velvet with slip covers. both of the best ciegere, wirror fron:; two large #reoch ackets; rosewood ceutre vables, oil ‘mas g ‘pring weat and armchaira, g'ocks, mirrors, book eager, elegant oak extension table, rich caine sets, cui glass ware, silver ware. oi cloh, gas fixtures, 0, AC. vgs Ties rs C ponement on any accourt. H. 1. WILSON, AUCTIONE! —BY ORDER or agsta- « nee—Un Wednesaay, Fetruary 27, at 2 o'clock, P. pe entire fixtures and furnitureot the siioe sore. 63 ihyoend D_ This store is very baodsomely fitted up with draws eon dc. at en expense of about $0WU." Furaitnre Sista ot desi, stools, carpets, ove, 4c. “All to be cold without reserve. WILSON, AUCTIONERE —BY ORDER OF AS8sIG- » nee,— Boots, and oases prime fresh goeds, on 49 Dey street tents of @ large re! at private sale, at the same p! BY B. HERTS, JR., AUOTI rR. A sale of s large and valuable sock of 40—beury B. Bere. Jr, apie Wear esda} Co 1 27tm and Ty ureday, Feb: tes; consisting binek teas; raw. burnt ard growed} crushed sugars: apices of everr descript fruits; large lot of Swiss end P: low. whitesnd csstile soaps; sperm and tine sardines, anchovies; olive oul; wines; liquors, scotch ale; Lon: don porier, “Aleo, office fixtures; tron safe: 2 wagons; 3 so, @ large itt arse saga Bo e8 OD of sale. ‘OTICE.. ponerse SALK—BY VIRTUE OF AN execution, I will expose for sale at public vendue, on Monday, the 25th bay of February, at 11 o’closk in the fore- nooo, ‘at the a store No, 145 Spring atreei, coe splendid donee d vianoterte, OPHER F, KLENCK, Constable. TBE SUSSCRIBER WILL RELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on ‘Iuesday, Feb. 26 at 26 Cherr; nine horses, eich wagons. ten seis of harnevs, tour teighe A160 roves, blankets, whips, &c, ale to commence at Luis o'clock A.M ‘Lerma cash. Dwis B. Pu.acE. W. ¢ c leh AUCTIONEER, WILL 8%LL ON ° Feb. mien 1034 ovclock, at No 19 Court street, Brooks AY general assoriment of new and second bind rosewood, mahogany and black walnut furniture; also, Brus- sels and tngrain carpets, olicloths, ot! paintings, ictures, &c. ARTICLE oct of vesreis, A rotection against for "eale ai the company’s RIDGEWATER ‘PAINT. THE BYST known ‘or roofs of houses, decks and bottom of and outside work generally, bet the scion of the atmosphere. depot, 90 Water street, BRUSHES oF EVEI RYI 'Y DESCKBPLTON—AT THE BRUSH tol athe Tower eco pig, Pain brtahos of a suourr quailty constantly on scnine brumes thee te URLS K. "AUPP RL (PSE OF CORNE BY MADAME BERHARD, NO. 167 Bowery, eastside, between Broome ard Delaney streets. Tespeetully’ informs’ the she bas redid Sr pris in aac 1 ene {coe from pain, aud teels confident in promixin; remove coins, bunions, nails grown in the cnusing the least pain or inconvenievoe. Persona can be at lerced to at home, or at Madame #.’'s residence, from Pont o'clock F. JURED OF A VIOLENT COUGH AND SPITTING Jd! 7 applying the camphoraied -ansparent plaster 19 the chest hand: Ju ibe iarine :F jumper dealer. 6. ahi ba pre "Broprie or is» physician ‘olover tweety pean? = 10 LM inant fend AND GOAL GON. sumers —A new end eases 88 thes, Cg A herevotore in use, is now offered to the pubic. peed yt a PORTANT TO GROCERS, SHIP CHANDLERS, &c— ity cured 2 GROCERS, SIE, OUANDLER ‘said ACaENE LEATHER BELTING, BRST M’s maguisctured by PaLLIP ? Tranguay, No 23 pre sroet, NX. Suvetior nce loaiber miwajs on hand. Pp perma, Som reo hiner, fa ae site Bs ea ise Srey eek QHOWCAsES.—» r BI . § North Wil near ae ee oat Third sre ncn, ‘Ohio. RUBARS, LADIMG AND ORETLEMEN'S 817 Ueliaand bandages, in te very highent ZORTERS, éxiremely low prices, at BRU and ‘manatacturers, 168. Grand b. B, -Compiete satisfaction guarantesd. ©; ‘ents of every deseription fade order. Country 4 omplly altenden tO, DISTIULERS, AND BRRWERS.—I1y ROW: ranted correct by the centers of the pil} Slates at wetington snd the ia of the state of Naw York for demeatic apirit Imported} 4 tere &e , ac., ‘wholees ve ane retail. utroa 0-ee ABLE '» Brooklyn for sale. ‘William street, room 12. $10,000 7.000 7ck BALE, THE TWO BTOR 5 s,pasamiant bode, 151 Wout Thirty s.reet, dern pol ey Siena apply to A poOre & 00., No. 6 Trinity Building. i 36. 500. —FOR SaLE, THE “two STORY AND ar. tie brick ac; ale purchase tony eae e ud cold wo er e Purchase wondy cat tat on bone’ your’, Per cont, Foraieb, 32 Delanocy attee; of to Stead hati 12 Duich reat sath ; —GENTEEL FURNISHED OOUNTRY HOUSES + for , A large, new and very deddravie howe, carr! acres of ground, very tastefull) Impreved: tasted ten mle roa Brook a "ihe Bowe complete! gy oerny mdr mut wi new ea fare) Facgo ‘4 eaey ta ene of the most unexeeotiona- ie tassios ta ia the v eo fy city. Che whole will be sold = 96,000, and possension | Given, ma be Ant of May. LDON, 85 Nassau street. $5. 00077o8 Aue, ONE, OF THE VERY Best 5 |, Daking, conieetlonery ice cream establish this State, doing @ profitable business of at least $400 tures ipiete, with writs pr pete Mp cach ease. will be required. abply to C. B HOWES & CC $4.5 500. —¥OR SALE, A FIRST BOND AND MORT- ef gage on vacant lots in Brooklyn. Interest 7 8. 5. STAFFORD, 54 Wi street $2. 500, —HOUSE FOR SALE—MUST BR SOLD within a few days, the two and «halfstory house, No. 8 Adelphi street, Brooklyn hetween Wyrt 6 sed Burkeveasen a, daa borbodd; house wuted tor mortgage, “Alro; one. Sa tare four miles from the Toh Hels Brooklyn; price ; juire On the premises, at 60 Adelphi street, Brook: on. 9.50 FOR SALS: THE STOCK, 400 70018; FIXTURES + ard good will of a sliver shop. To anen- terprising Young man} this eepeldom met witb. Also, {the apparatus for electro far ahliser tee eteh oc: of. @ low figure; reason for ge'ling, To adverteet is going ioloave rocky For turer perteulaes epply on the premisés, 185 Laurens treet, near Prince. 1. 4.00. tape berg SITUATED ON THE totaal Grand street, (over 15 tablished ) the se, aerate for manu/acturing, ai comaplete, of 8 bat ‘and cap store. ‘Theatock is mostly new aad well selected. atistactory reasons giyen ior selling. N) agents need apply. ‘Address Purchase, Herald office. 100 ,AMBBICAN MAGNETIO SEWING MACHINES exclusive 5b Walt street twenty Biates. Biaiee. “Appiyto HO. HEFBUKA, 66 Wali A EY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RAIIDENNE, OM THR the Thames river, half way betwen ‘New Lon don abd’ Norwich, Coos. ting of large house, store, bart end ton sexes of Se land, wili be sold very iow, or ex: changed tor good in or nearthiscity, for particulars apply to A. eka TUE, 6? Broadway. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— ‘One three story brick house, corner Sshermerhorn and Nevins street, very chesp; eral houses and lots on Atlant, street, (a chance for capil, two lots 50x10, to exchange for at only $400; one lot jioall arin srinia Now deter tee ge for a Jersey City or Hobo. sr rea, ken. “Appiy to Geab i rey bar ‘AU, 182 atlantic street, OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.—TH® LEASE OF A firat clase house, with ine furniture, which ls very wood, upen moderate terms The howe is tow fled with paving oardere, and ia situaied up town, in @ first ciasa neighbor Rood. rin allroad, su stages pasaing the house. For terms, 4c, addresa box 1,411. Poat sce denon tor ‘seliiag, sickness in the fami y. For further particulars inquire ot a, Dougherty, 75 Unf sweet, New York. ESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-IN WEST ‘Iwenty-firet st, north side,a! laced below the Union viab House 26 fect front and rear Uy a0; bes & stall brick house onrear. To let, bouse and corn ee first etreet, 26x70 tect 19 West Twenty first street, or 109 OUBE AND LOx IN SEVENTS WaRD FOR SALE ‘The (wo slory, basement, under ceiler and attic brick welling, No 100 Kast Brosdwsy, in excelient order, with gas, bath room, range co ; lot 25 oy 05; price $¥,000. apply o-M b, 4D, Casi MAN, No. 5 Beaver street, OUBE FOR SALE.—THE HOUSE NO. 48 UNIVExSITY place will be sold at auction by Messrs. 4 J. BURECK att fou) on Wednesday, the Zits nwt ean be seen unit ho day of sale, between 12 and 2 o'clock daily, (OR SALE—THE TWO NKAT AND COMMODIOUS brown front houses, with iron balconies and brown stone ‘and 103 Second er of Sixth avegne acd Apply to MALDEN FILL, stoops (together or separate), known as Noa, 101 alecet, maburg, two minutew’ waik fromthe Peck slip feary, aud ing very desirable ueighborhood. They now rent tor each. Will be be sold low, and & large portion of the remain on bond and mortgs Al to SIMP- SON BROTHARS, (9 Beaver sreot “N° APPT R SALE—THE TWO STORY AND ae BRICK house, with lot in eta 273 East way; has gas, bath, under cellar, 4c; two-thirds of the purchase money csu ro main on bond and Appiy © B. H. OU puiPP, 119 ‘Naren street. ORLA 8T00K —_ nth ooh or ne TEA sone of tue Dee oestoce ae for three se rset ay. No No. “ss SYeeey street. OR SALE—STOOK, FIXTURES, TOOLS AND wih ears’ lease of @ wholesale and retail confectionery, FoR SALR_ STOCK x AND FIXTURES, oR FIKIURES Jone; of Hhuor and segee store, no W doing, a good b rent low. Reason for selling, on account ox ai For’ further, Bartioulars inquire at Mr SCOMT's, 108 Hooter street, near Forsyth. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, . SITUATED ‘on one ot the best avenues in the ctiv; also, a house aad tones gira’ patie ng invdreot 8 tt ary nt OR SALE_NO. 189 WEST THIRTIRTH STREET, TWO wlory attic aud basement house, with Uroton waler and very convenient andéin good order. Price $4,500. al RIAN | GRAFF, 119 and 121 Nassau street, room No. 6, (OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FAN embroide: worsted store, doing an excellen eas.” . Inquire ut 396 Grand street, j10R SALE—TWO VERY SUPERIOR NEW THARE Mory basement and counter eellar brick houses, Nos, 126 and 128 ‘Bergen sireet, between Hoyt and Bond, Brooklyn. Rove attest wide, with furnace. Re Copper bolier, gaa, 4c. The above will be sold below th lue, up 2m a pay’ ment of $500 eash it desired. MAuTINE, 104 Weat Twenty elghth atrect, trom and 6 od ABP to Tae: YOR SALE—A SMALL MANUFACTUR! BUSINGS3, protected by recent patents, | Wil sell rights or the basi ners in this city; requires $100 to $500 capt'al to carry it on AD) one may Bil adont it by adiressing M. D., office, tor one week. WYOR SALF.—THE LEASE. Lesjysmmee AND FIXTURES OF oe .old entablished grocery corner or mets fifth and enue. For further particulars, inquire on the premiser. per PALE—TBE THBER STORY ig BASEMENT i betel Awelling house and lot of ground &3 East rhirtisth env et, 100 feet lerald Lesingson avenue. The house is well ‘Do st, bas marble mantei Lot 20x95:9, or bait the pie: bese 20x45. wpe “r0 remain en ‘bond and mo: $4000. Appl; ot 0 Fulton sires, or 21 Kast Thirty risied see between Fourth OR SALE—THRRE SUBSTANTIAL THRES STORY JP barcment and counter collar houses and lots in Thirtw-fha between Kighth and Ninth avenues, Nos. 26, 208 nad 310. Blze of bounce. twenty feet by fifty; ‘ots, iwenly feet by ial. eight nine inches, with ali the modera improvements. Possession given immediately. Price $*,500; ® portion of (he purebase money can remain‘on mortgage. Apply on the pre- POR SALE-THE MARKET HOTEL, LONG AND FA Vorably known as Gou.a's, Thishotel aud diniog salon offers flattering inducementa to parties wishing to engage te the business, 1t contains one hundred lodging rooms, three dining saloons, large and commodious, and excellent bar, the esta blishment ia doing a fine Dusiness acd will be sold on favorable terme, applied for immediately. Apply to PORTER & AB pre SALE—THE BARK ECHO, OF ABOUT 200 TONS register, as ahe Ja) bey aes the Lena = Bhe was built ty Boston, in )852, of the & Boston delphia Packet. Apply wo to JULNGOR fa HIGGINS, 35 ‘allt prea te | 2 lye, New tt oe juire of Yoreph ie or rot Joka ipzell< corner of, FoR a cate: OR TO LET—IN BROOKLYN, THE Two i.and basement brick front dwelling Ws York street, ihn thom Lares to five, minus walk of 0 Catharine and street Fulton ferri rms made tnt Sale HAKPER, 7 art ores Brook 1 OR SALE OR OR TO LET— IN WILTAMRBORG, 70 TOA omall, 4 = ick notte o. fo seven rooms, ia basullly baloouy,. {al and a neat besement. Prt 3 but vei salem ma n8y Willamabarg. per um. Inquire at rand st, OR BALE, AT YONKERS—A VERY CONVENIENT r ‘and desirable house, near the depot yrounds, besnuifal'y Jaid out; will bo esd. hong, a terms. or three Bees Ss ciate ESSE eT eS ly in the city. | Inquire of . Gani No, 8 Wall ARGADR—THE SUPERIOR nui vi four pike a for rooming a . meee iY Siners, POST & will of a fete none one the bon. Pan om Sree |! of JOHN LOUGHLIN, saat Hahment of & ic @, with 0+ ng! ell can fi ctable person, with a 16 dol'ara, pariter. He may be seen, between the ho and 191 Bowery, on ith and ith of Fe Pebrawry. R ATONE CUTTERS, PACTORY Pongess 0 of etage atables.—For exchange or to ¥ Lf ety ted nd, with o large, and sinall batlding, oo Taquire ot Mr SICA Was Nasvau siroets i treet, bets een Fira: and Hecond a of ‘Thirty third street. ‘rom 1 8 o'clock. J be arate GOOD WILL, FIXTOWES, AND! PART of the stock of a retail business’ eleven years established, ray oeacnaga diag thoroughfare Pro ite $6,000 per vear. 0 agent need anewer this. address J. 8 M Herald officn with real name and addres, which wil ‘be ‘itetly coufiten OR BALE THREE SPLENDID MINOS; CAN TALK ees piu apd aren gord plumane; arrived In the stip Horatio, from LS pene Emel ray parrot, a first rave talker. Inquire at 24 Onthi wey, rear. Prices ae 8aLB, OR RXCHANGE FOR ‘WaSTERN LAWD3— estate Rochester, m and about the city of u.Y. The fetes ist “Xpply ARNOLD & OKBEEE, A . No. 7 Trinity Building = ho SALE OR TO LET—A his ws ane ert od Ling house, LL] burtzean na $22 000 peas yes Cay BARN. ine 98 Broadway OR SALE OR TOLET—AT — TATENTSLAND, & pest italian cullage, containing eleven rooms, every May fited up tor a xentlewan’. ree deace, with goor ak shoe two acaes of land, well laid oui; aise amber of bouses and parts of houses at Stapleton.” Apply to BaRtLerr 106 Brondway. pos (BALE, A VALUABLE FARM, IN THE VILLAGE Jamaica, dalan4, ten inlew trom the Fulton te aeate Spout 40 acres of |: 1,000 fer ‘wet front om te ‘and Hrooklyn plank r ihe rear on tne Loag On the pi 8 tne large dwelling house, about 40 feet deep, tucluding plazzas, and bo 1101 also, good outbul ca oes e mental trees grapevines ia in a hign state of cultivation, and. aid principe'ly in meadow land Tbe whole would be sold A large part of the put main on bond and mortgage. Any gentleman wishing chase # beautitul resideace can do any by PoP B We Ne. MATHER 197 Water street, or ta & HNL ‘No. 2 Mon. tague place, near Court street, Broo) ees Ta aps ee ram ste ‘owler, York, ‘acres land, 500 seres water, reing the souter- ly tai of ‘peau fal lake, bald to cover 1 000 acres, It hounds with ag ‘The mansion ws about 50 belo Sans arb fee leva seaa > elas ureurpassea, rust maj e {oeation for beaita good, and free from ep! gemien, Thave sided on the estate veventeen Ciel = ‘elt sat family enj’ ie boos heaith during that period ‘the considera'lon of rill of foriuve sh lish met A Seas careis fair Yond ae howe, ioe ringe hoes, Le sheds, airy houne, Bes as opurtenarces mates, Continuous to the elty. Producti entate, located in New oti or its environs, wi'l be taken im Pav. or, if need be. 910.000 can remain on mortgage twenty ‘grees income Laat 5 Faote will be Turnisbed any entleman wishing to treat, tor the eatate, dre-s, through the Gouverneur Post office, St. N.Y., to Thos. D. Carpenter. OR SALE—A OOUNTRY BEAT, | CONTAINING, 70 sores, at Ialip, 1... the proverty of rele Ti Oraadell on acres are main gout deel ing bouse, curbuildioge, e fine ae Mgerden abd trout pond; acres are on the opposite: eo ths road, on 8 cre-k lead- ing to Telip bey, alwaye navigable. On this land ta @ dock and boat house. 15 acres are salt meadow, that Geoors the en ae and woodcock shuotini tity of sea weed which collects here, and is nore. The Bie, rth ay and rout a and besuty of cenery, 98 also for the bay and trout fishing, duck, salpe, wocdcssk and dee! “4 and clams in abundance. Address Kobert bere Jr. tox’, 152 Post office, Wok, SALE—NO. 31 SEVENTH STREWT, WRST OF Secnd avenue, a substantia! three story brick dwelling, 25 feet wide. one block from tecond, Third and Fourth aveaus railroade and Astor plac trom Broadway | Gxs and Crotan water. Two thirds pur- THOMAS B. “DIBBURE, on rol Walt, corner Willlam. chase money may woe SALE—THE THaEE STORY DWELLING, wire modern improvements, No. 61 Kast Twenty-sixth street. nea Fourh avepue,. in periect order. having reoeady Painted throughont. "Location desirabie. Also the three story moéern built dwelling (vew) No, 216 Bast Bighteenth street, aixth street, or S82 First avenue, oor: pnly at 61 Kast wenty-slx ner Twenty-third street, ‘ACTURING BUSTNESS—SALES large. The secret. g¥d will, stook end Ox tures: ‘will ‘ve sold for $2,000, Office and factory down town, Adcress to te, Wood Brondway Post ofllce. OR SALK CHEAP—A COTTAGE RESIDENOK At ar Fisbiki] landing. on the Hudson siver; iver, wewourg Aighlands; ton ou yal he ral rowd station; eet new. in good ioe house, barn, £0. ro, Lequire of Jous Owen a FO SALE OR ¥XCHANGE—FOR AN UNENOUMBAR- residence, ed farm or count pronerty in the contral partof the cily ef Brookiyn. apply at 115 and 117 Nessa Atreet, room No. 3, firt flor, ‘Tear ball. Rk SALE—THR STOCK, FIXTURES ‘AND LEASE or «fancy trimming avd embroidery store, ia a business le- 4 For particulars apply at 34 Third avenue. ae Hover FOR SALE CHE4P.—FOUR ENGLISH i BASE ment, three story houses. Philadelphia front, in Hicks street, Brooklyn, 8. S. STAFFUL: ot Wilara beet TER SALOON FOR SALB—A RARE CHANGE TO rake fortune —The proprietor of the Gotham, Saloon, 114 Walker rect, having other business a.tand to, Dis pace. with stock and tures, all complete, tor sale ate grestmscritice. For terms, ds. the premises, or atthe New York Loan Beate “Agency, 506 Broad way. room Ro. 5, taied foot. POST OFFICE BUX FOR SALE. ADDRESS BOX 4,002 Post offlee. an ART OR THE GREATER FART OF THE THREE story modern built bou:e, 120 Leroy street to let; range ; toro hot and co d baths, and gas throughout, Apply from 11 to 5 o’c'ock; car and sage rou'e. cat Horpltal % by 100 test deep, with a aubstaniial bulld- ing iv front, known ag the Circle Hotel aad & teuement hoa-e in the rear. e sale will ute pisce.by order of the sheaf, in the Merchants’ xchange, Sy of Sem York, 99 Tense cay. February 2,at o'clock, Mb}. a, LU LO toner. ‘TORE FOR SALK—A MRDICT toilet articles, fancy stationery, Ac. is wotl ocked, and is in‘oue of the moat public thoroughfares ia tae city. Terns mate i Apply at 238 Greenwich see, oF PERFUMGBY, he store ‘TORAGE BUSINESS FOR SALE—A GooD oa ANoR for an eaterpriaing man to make moni required. Address Biorage, box 1,779 Post c EGARS AND TOBA 00.—THE BTOCK | oF SEGARS 4. end tobacco in store No. 132 Water street, for #a.¢ Jow tor carh, to close an extate: the very fast horse calied the Yerkee Mare, which may be seen at Tatersall’s, corner of ‘Thirty ninth street and Sixth avenue. . W COLLAMORE, Gro: Woobaas, "§ Administrator, 49 William st. QTRAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—OWK 8 HORS one 6 borse, two piain cylinder Loiers; ome ta'vular \ ‘6 tive, ove 34 flue. all 1n good candition, p now rugalng w+ the Mertillo iron Pipe Works, 142 Centr MERAICL & JAQUES. QTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE, CHEAP, Engine, six horse power; beller, ten horse power; also, all the belting. shafting, (riew cong &e., with pum, heater and evers thing complete; all new, only’ used sixty days, apply at 40 Barclay street, pha i et an einion, orees ad ata in, lei ert cash tender ane tewioke. THine, ss room Saroet, enna = ~ cheap, complete fittings ot a drug store, 0 sormpriing glace, abc marble top. counters, ‘tagtuves aed mouths, ent iabelied, brackets ard show botiles, ac. F. HAL&, draggist’s glase and fixture dealer, 80 Nassau etree, Tere PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES— ‘irst rate opening.—Desirable drug store for sa 6, new fan average nasiness ol 8:0 per wok tia wall sod feased 9 good terms. Must be sold at once. Apply to. HALE, druggist glass and fixture denier, 80 BO Nassau street, 0 SAWMAKERS.—FOR SALE, CHEAP, TH® GOO! ‘wi'l, stock and fixtures of the oldest ied jobbing asin ment in the bend of Philadetphia; cw cank cre STOCK AND FIXTUKES OF A SMALL Pgs Pras a A or. “Apply al Ne. Lowning treet, or on the premises, No. 52 Carmine surest W hg ek RE aS Be naTRR CLINTON waTsOuIN ON. Goerck mtrvot, oF 870 Ureenwiah wey T° Nh apie _DEvoGiNES, &o—A PHYSIOLAN’ about to go 10 Bay pe, Wichor 10 sai] his drug store, whiahe ws neatly fitted up, well mocked with freh deugs, ieee yes poly at 8 Ces bg in tne best business avenue in the ony, Dedar stzeot, KSTRR COUNTY RESILENOR FO! 6aLR— wares For nal ae ae oe Spabanes toe tt prooery 6 eet eae elevation, with a ful view ot Long Island Sound. For further articulars inquire of EDWARD P, CLARK, attorn Peenssr of iis ratnays ** CEA aHarn ead J. BRUNDRED & CO. + oes + ings, 15 Nassau street, have brown stone and brick hou up town, for ome on essy terms for cash or good sect Prices vary! $8,600 to $18,000, "Also, & number ol superior farms west he oly” = C4 par FOR ey ey Lond, ABOUT Raper ron gee, ym blane Bn Siete ootng ware, Sete ae i A) i rae hac appointed bowt Seely a LETAM Bb, Pte ne ree * ci ae oh o. fara Per a) ¥.. m charge ot a apectal m oer emer thken at oer Aan xml] beret: adie Petes Sty ‘ wav. to ban Francisco We aball forward an express by jenmer d orthern Light, oo Mer day. 25tn mst, ‘Norrelght taken HB o'eicck. Small parcels and letiers received. until 234 W. H. HAL Agent, 14 roadway aval, PRIOES—50 POUNDS 1p naqonos Fare— Ten cents per. povnd onexness. Four haat cee “en, to.gcean by repens belir o6, Do extra expenses. the Isthmus tree tor cer paren gor Rho fornia vin Parema Rati ron ship Company, will aispatoh ei bs pital ‘on on Wed Pat {th the Pei, Me tha at Panama with the Pacific Mall te Z nificent steamship Sonora, Richard ee Wil be in readiness and leave immediately tor “an Franciees. 5, #t hwo o'e ook Fe Be srnclel Healy. f from ib'ic @ © informed that the P. M.B Co, al: fan Franelsen can now he ete in oi cn mnaemargeweel, bt rary 1a aan by the eteumer Or: semanas