The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1856, Page 3

FWANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY SaRuur. TuEspay, Feb. 26—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was active to-day. Prices were ‘unsettled. The great abundance of money, and the ‘ease with which stocks can be hypothecated, serve fo sustain quotations, and keep the market com- paratively free from large supplies, At the first ‘board Missouri 6's advanced 3 per cent; Nicaragua ‘Transit, 4; Harlem, }; Hudson River Railroad, 3; Michigan Southern, {. New York Central Railroad declined } per cent; Reading, 4; Cleveland and To- edo, j; Ghicago and Rock Island, 3. There is no- thing new in any of the leading speculative securi_ ties. The bank returns favor speculators for a rise, ‘and it isthe general impression that as the season ad- vances and the weather becomes mild, we shall have a very active movement in all kinds of stocks, and, of course, more or less inflation in prices, Prices now current, compared with those ruling in August and September last year, are low, and the margin for a rise, before touching points then real. ized, is sufficient to satisfy ordinary speculators. In some stocks there is a margin beyond the highest points of the past twelve months, aud there is very little doubt but that the widest margin in all will be covered within the next four wonths. Our banks have once more passed the hundred million point in their discount line, and their specie department is Many millions above an average. The expan- sion of bank loans has but just commenced, and we see no probability of any de- crease of consequence in the supply of specie. The banks show in their last returns nearly sixteen mil- Jions in hand, with the semi-monthly remittance from California not many days distant. In the event of an active exportation of specie commencing in April or May, it will not require more than our regalar re- ceipts from California to meet any demand for ship- ent; bnt we have no idea that any such demand ‘will spring up, or that there will be any drain upon us of an unusual character. Itcertainly looks now as though we shall retain this year more of our Califor- nia remittances of gold than in any previous year ince its discovery in that country. The banks of this city have now in hand more gold than they want. The burden of such a dead weight isa serious matter. It compels an expansion of loans more rapidly than would otherwise appear. The banks do not really require more than ten millions in specie to sustain themselves under ordinary circumstances. It will be necessary for these institutions to deplete the specie department in some way; probably by an expansion that will create a moderate demand for shipment. ‘The opening of the spring trade will, without doubt, give greater activity to our foreign trade, and the payments into the Custom House for duties may be sufficiently large to reduce the banks’ supply. It is not often chat the banks complain of a plethora in that department. The stock market was better at the second board. The generai movement was upward. Reading advanced j per cent; Erie, 3; New York Central Railroad, {; Panama, } ; Hudson River Railroad, 4; Michigan Southern, 3; Nicaragua Transit, }. The purchasers of Hudson River Railroad are some of our largest capitalists in the rural districts, connected with the New York Central Railroad Company. ‘There is evidently come movement in contemplation, the nature of which we are yet ignorant of. Some hort sighted individual is selling Nicaragua Transit short, at prices considerably below the current rates. ‘The probability is that a few weeks will improve his vision materially. The company’s steamer which left port yesterday for Nicaragua, carried out nearly seven hundred passengers. Reading has been taken hold of by @ strong party, and it is the impreasion that it will touch higher points this time than were fever before realized. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- $74,980 47 367,432 50 2,891, 105 a : wns The receipts to-day include $100, 000 for anil drafts on Boston. The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for e second week in February were as aedalaad 1855, 1856. increase. $11,675 561 $13,127 10 a ak Hy 20,61 510 60 10,745 44 - $22,196 11 i 923,872 64 54 $1,686 43 ‘The Muscogee Railroad Company have declared semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The gross earnings for the ‘six months ending January 31st, mounted to $104,009 73, amd the expenditures to 46,489 11, leaving for net profits $58,411 62. It is expected that the Toledo, Wabash and Illi- ois and St Louis railroad will be completed some ‘ime in the month of May next. The road is at present in operation to Peru, a distance of one hun- red and fifty miles,and the balance of the road, ninety-three miles, is nearly graded. The total cost, pn completion, will be about $5,450,000, of which $3,000,000 is capital stock, and the residue bonds, The roads connecting with it are, the Fort Wayne nd Chicago, the Great Western, of Illinois, and the Terre Haute and Alton, thus forming a direct line om Toledo to the mouth of the Illinois river, a dis- ance of about four hundred and thirty miles. The Philadelphia Ledger of the 26th inst. says:— ‘The long and anxiously tooked for document—a certi- fied copy of the act of the Iogis'ature of Texas—has at it renched Washington. The payment of the creditors MI necessarily apes upon thy ¢-astraction of the Seo- tary of he Troasury und tte Attorney General. Too rovito which we have Kposn f «4 attached to the arsi- ple in which Texas reavucce: por claims against the bnited States, growing ou: of Iatisn depredations, is in 9 following words:— “Provided that this abandonment shall not exteni to he clains of individuals who have lost property by the emmy.” Tiibie bis then che Uiversity of oplaton whether sits piovision prevents @ settlement of the ciaims without urther ac icn by Congress. It is a question for the de- sion of the authorities at Washington, and a telegraphic jespatch was received bere yosterday, which stated iat ecretary Guthrie had declared that the money would be baid to creditors as soon aa the required notice had ex- jired—eey in July next. The paymeats to holders of the ‘exas eight per cents, it is estimated, will be avout $140 or each hundred of the face of the bonds. In the notice in our paper of the 23d inst. of the pening of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad irom Fort Wayne to Columbia, a singular blunder curred in locating the eastern end of the road at stline, on the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincia- ti road. The Fort Wayne and Chicago road aght to be sufficiently well known to have its geo- raphical position at least rightly defined. The oad does not commence at Crestline, bat at Fort Wayne, Ind.,and extends from that point, on a di- ct line, to Chicago (147 miles). The great line of hich this road is a part, consisting of the Pennsyl- ania Central, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and Onio nd Indiana and Fort Wayne and Chicago roads, hakes a route from Philadelphia to Chicago of 818 hiles, and at the same time offers a route from New York to Chicago, via Philadelphia, sixty-one miles horter than that now travelled over the New York nd Erie, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern roads, he intersection of the line at Crestline with the Meveland, Columbus and Cincinnati road offers one the best routes from Cleveland to Chicago, and a Ine of unbroken gauge from Chicago to Buffalo, via Neveland. The portion of the Fort Wayne and Chi- go road lately opened is the Eastern, twenty miles Fort Wayne to Columbia: ‘The annexed statement exhibits the gross income the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company in ch month of the past calendur year, showing also e sources of revenne:— GALENA AND CHICAGO Usiox Ranroap, Pasungers. Freight. Mails, de. Total. $56,797 76 $1,190 87 $95 gor 90 44,444 45 8 68,336 OF 87.970 77 119,185 95 143,887 84 121. 143,898 75 176,106 86 Totwl.,8844,421 501,401 O10 7% brors inorense in 1854. . 9,654 26 Inereane in 1855.... 4. 7 1 few NESDAY, PEBRUANY 27, 1856. waW YORK HERALD, WED ‘The faced your of thie. company ends May 1, and the statement of earnings for the Year is mach more favorable. than for the yeor, -In the figcal year ending May 1, 1855, the gross income amounted to $1,506,710. For the flacal year ending May 1, 1856, the gross income will be upwards of $2,500,000. The following general summary of the business of Chicago for 1855, is from the Democratic Prese:— Boteaee sev Cencano--A008, bie persed of miles of railroad centring, Vote 16, 185?.......sse0s0cece #0 ‘Total a of miles now completed and in fackeaas aa ios ‘years, or more than 600 miles CBT see ee neces 2,893, Tota) number of mies projected, to be coui- pleted in trom five to eight years......... 6,449 Total number of miles of railroad in To t052, tion in the State of Ilinola, Fer epee four years ago...... 96 ‘Total number of miles now in operation... 2,410 Increase m the State in four years.......... 2,515 ‘The total ¢: Vd a the railroads ( at repo the city during the npn Heed ° eee $40,000 Torale Coie of the roads leading inte the city for the year 1855.... $10,208,201 09 Increase ia tour years, th thirteen and a’ quar- ter millions of dollara +++, 818,258,201 09 Total pumoer of trains arriving a ee now Galeeiate) aN Ae 2 to 28 cent, when the spr! usiness opens, End the number will'be sbout endo lo Nuwber of points at which the Chicago rail- yoaca reach the Missieni ee 8 Population ot Chiesgo ia 88,783, Popuiation of Chicago in 1866; or nearly 150 tdlal rips of gin t “Chicogo tor’ the seca jotal receipts of a go for year 1864, bi ttnesseesseseees 15,806,423 ‘Tébal. sesaitie, of grain’ for’ 1866—increase ‘abont 3¢ per cent, bushels, 3 20,487,968 Total shipments of grain from the port of Chicago for the year 1866, bushels. . + 16,688,813 Total number of hogs handled in Chicago for eae Total vai of the beef packed: in ¢ tees seesess +$1,152,420 96 Receipt a of lumber at ie feet... 826,553,467 Now laid up oR rs. pro cllers, sail vessels, &e. 233 r of verscls arriving during the last 6,410 The tonnage ot ve tor 1856, 1,608 845 Avount of imposts rect at the Chicago Custom House. $206,844 75 Total amount of capital invos‘ed tures during the year 1855, showing $2.- 075,000 inevesse over the previous year... $6,205,600 Total number of men employed in manufac- turing, (increase in 1865, 4,740) 8,740 Total value of manufactured articles, (ja. crease in 1865, $5,161,491)....... $11,031,401 Totel amount expended in improvements, atorer, dwellings, hotels, &e. (increase in 1855, $1,296,344)... seeeveses $3,735,254 The Railway Times of Boston gives the follow- ing tabular summary of railroad operations in Mas- sachusetts, in each of the past three years :— RAILROADS OF MASSACHURETTS. 853, 1864. 1866. Number of railways... 40 39 Miles road & brach’s. ‘1,192 1,262 1,443 Mies double track and sidings 439 Gross cos 68,090,480 61,708,118 Average coat 788” 45,041 Gross receipts 8 90; 251 9,098,402 §'435,757 6,666,320 3,200,404 3,436,172 562 6 -» 6,250,892 5,531,014 6,985,416 Av, receipte p ile run 162 167 169 Av. exp milerun..... 082 698 105 AV. net in, pmilerun. 070 059 0 64 Grosa receipts per mile of railway.. 6,800.85 6,774 75 Passengers carr 568,002 12,302,703 11,839,860 Carried ope mile. 180,216,715 194,168,002 186,160,121 Tons of mdse carried 3,041,782 3,757,690 De. carried ene mile. 96,986, 852 104,685,048 108" rer 163 Total weight of pas- eenger trains, in tons, hauled one mile, not n including 200 + 106,208,467 122,065,28% 116,689,219 tot. freight tons, haul- ed one mile, not in- cluding freight, lacey 171,067,264 165,260,145 inelud’g passeng’rs hauled one mile....350,008,740 998,825,678 385,626,127 It appears by this statement, that compared with 1854, there was in 1855 a very slight increase in the net income on cost, but compared with 1853, the deorease was in 1855 more than one per cent. Rail- road property in Massachusetts, and all other New England States, is gradually but steadily depre- ciating in productiveness. The Albany Register has the following piece ot financial gossip:— A Fisaycat, Comcipance.—It ia e curious fact that the Hions of the hour ot the Stock Exchanges in Vienna and New York, have bath been printers and editors, filled re- Apectivety the post of American Consul at Trieste, and suddealy made fortunes stock operations. ‘The latest suecess of the one—Mr., Warner—formerly of the es turg Journal, is bis tment by Beron Bru manager of the Austr: lit Mol '; white the other . Leonard Ji Stock Excha: Towsbax, Feb, 26, 1856, $2000 Tenneseed's 90 954 23 ahs Harlem RR’. 215; 3000 Missouri 6’ 2000 Virginia F 2000 KrieCopBds,'7i 843g 2000 Erie Basof '75. 8034 88 8734 10 sha Mer Ex Bank. 100 16 Metropolitan Bk. ae omer ae b10 b3 1000 Tt cad RRBis. On sea 0 Oty -b60 11834 p00 1135, 60 100 Long Taian RR do. soo Ward 0 wi Gr ABD. 700 sis Reading Rab 810 do “a8 $2500 IN Cen R Ba one 500 sbs Flor& K J.b10 600 Nic Tran Co,.84m 5 Hudson itiver ‘tk bs 4 100 Mich Sok Niet 100 bio do., 100 Harlem RR. .60 180 Cleve & Pol It, b30 100 do.,....060 100 o...... B60 Reading Rattroad. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The “sympathy” extracted from the “stock” of the Reading Reilroad wpon the arrival of evecy steam 4n enigma not underrto d by the people outside of the stock market If consol are reported an cighth below the previous rate, Reading goer down 3 per cent; and, as it recent; pened. consols had advanced to about the figure. Hen g, with all ite dividends and prospects, tue old rates, because its rickety and at- Yenuated neighbo: up the nervou juire ‘heroic treatment to kee; directly 'n the face of the report of the manage: etme? In this peculiar positioa, rs—in face of the report ot Mr. Steele, in which not only the yalue J prospects of the Reading are dofined, but the road in the country are of tho dividends, and the fact that the ‘oak in roally out of the market, the price continues at about the samo figure, and {s likely to remain #0 for ‘some time to come. The fluctuations, which vary only abont 3 per cent for the last three Re one fare Uclaticere's by the late cre ie an bt as ‘dog don’t eat de ve no maturity, tre taterent balances be ara The citizens, Shree ine believe the les are in the neighborhood of the intrinsle value of the stock; anc, without in into the fact, permit themselves to bo duped by the ¢ grod things” arourd them. The “bridge across the Budson,”’ the “ liquidation of a bonded debt”? at 25 per cent loan, and the jaton given to a certain company to sell half its a: to prevent others from doing so, with the extraordinary business on cortain roads in January. when every ton curried cost more than re- ceived, fa music to the untutored ear, and, of course, weolth to the parties Hngering under the influence of hope deferred, But {t won’t do, The friends of tho Reading knew that the stock is out of the market—that the destiny of the work is onward—that it can have no rival—and that i's value is not to be determined by the equivocal doubts ot parties involved in the various hum- sage of the day. CLYY COMMERCIAL AEPORT, ‘Tursnay, Feb. 276 1, M. Astirs were unchanged, and sales Higet, Bavanerorys.—-Flour—Toe markét exhibited no change cf mewent in prices. ‘The sales embraced ab wt 8,000 to including common to gxed and extrs Sinte, $6 97 $7; Western foferi te AL —Sales of 90 tons Liverpool orrel were made at wiveto terms. Covre:.—The market was with penterite bean ‘The transactions included G00 bees rem at p.t., mats do. at 1414¢., 600 baga Rio at wee @ 1234c., "aad ‘800 do. do. at 11xXc. a 12. 4 —The market was inactive, and cales confined to about 500 600 bales, while prices continued without qnotabte change. Fracus.—To a Tineepoe about 2,200 bbis. four were engaged at 2s. bacon ac 20s. rela was at Teds eae ranged from 9-: To London, £00 bales bacon were engaged at 40s, ‘To Glas- gow, <0 tons fustic were engeged by a British vessel at. 30s., and 300 bbls. rosin at 36. 9d. To Bremen, 100 bales were engaged at ‘e., and 60 hhds, tobacco at 30s. To Antwerp, ashes were takeo at J7s. Gd. a 405, ‘There was no change to notiee in rates to Havre or to California. Gouyny Crora.—100 bales were sold J 18%. Hay was steady at $1 18° per 100 TRON was at $34 a $25 facta gt Moassex —Sales of 400 a 600 bbls. New Orleans were made at 44e. a 45c. per pee NAVAL STORES were quiet, and unchanged. Provisions. —E York—‘the marke was rather noon the fales embraced 400 & 500 bbis., g & $16 93% for Primo waa at $15 8 mess i was beavy ano lower; sales of 150 bbls, were made, incl Hae try prime, at $8 76 a $0 50, 1d mess do. $108 svi lai S1le $15 60 for repacked Western. Prime nomina), at $1; $22. Cut meats were stem’; a moderate salet ard was quiet. Seles ot 160 » wero made, at 104c.a 10%c. Butter and cheese we steady, at unchanged prices. Kick—The market was quiet, and prices were ua- changed. wear. ‘Exrare.—House and lot No, 161 Washington atreet, 25x92, $16,000; do. 722 Broadway, 265x137, $25,000: do. corner of Broome and Varick street, 21x00, $6780; 62 Varick street, 25x100, $14,200; do, on Fighty-Grat street, between Second and Taird avenues, 25xt0z, $3,250; do. No. 37 Pine street, 24x76, $29,750; two lots on Twenty-third treet, "between First and Secona ayenucs, each $2,100, 20x100, $4,200; house and lot No. 549’ Pearl strest, 256x100, $14,000; one lot, with buildin, No, 27 South street, extending bark, and including No. 451 Water street, 26x160, $16.100; one lot with buiidicgs, No. 2u6 South street extendi ‘pack and including No. 450 Water street, 26x160, $16,750; houte and lot No, 460 Water street, 25x60, $5,250; No. 402, adjcining, 25x00 $5,000 No, 454, 42. Bsxai, $6,250; 467, do., 26x60, $6,050; No. 468, do., 25x80,’ $4,150; No, 4903 20.” 200: $1 100; 0. 196’ Water surest, 26x60; $5,(50; No. 78 Monroe street, 26x82, $5,200; No. 87 d 263100; $3,790; two lots corner First avenue and 115th street, $870; two lots on Fourth avenue, near Thirty- eaghth street, $7,600; four corner Tenth avenue and Six- ty-sixth etreet, $8,640; oncin rear of above, on Sixty- sixth street, $610; one on Sixiy-sixth street, near Tenth ‘Lue, $510; one corner Thirty-eighth street and Fourtn avenue, 25z¢ 400; three on Thirty-fourth street, be- tween Fourth ‘and Lexington avenues, 25x99, $11,100; five on Sixty fifth street, near Fighth avenue, 25x00, $5,000; two aojoiming 253100, $2,050; one on Sixcy-a:xth street, near Brosaway, 20x100, $1,050; house anc lot on Fifty secend otreet, between Becond and Third avenues, %x100, $1,1:0. ‘Srrcus.—Sales of 250 mats of cassia were made at 26 tye. ScGans —The market was firm, with rather more ¢oiug. The sales footed up about 800 a 1000 hhés., in lots, in- eluding 500 hhds. Cabs museovado, at 7c. 8 72/:., and about 100 @ 200 do., at 8c. HB i4q5., iso 200 @ 300 do. New Orleans good, part ‘of which was at 834¢. There was a fair demand for boxes, and some parcels were reported sola at inll prices, Jonicco w in good request, and prices well sustained. The sales included 40 hhds. Keavuc y, at 10c.a 12t%e.: oe seed leat, at with pee ae aies Havana, at 24c. a 28c.; }50. a 12c.; 18 do, Florida. af 16c. a °Hevisymasr’ Salen of 200 2.200 bbls. prison were made at 0c, @ £0440., with some lots reported at Sle. ———— _ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY | DAY. : SPECIAL NOTICES. — AMERICAN INSTITUTE, MECHANICS’ Sure. ae ‘RE. ular meeting will be held at the Bepos'to: Broad- ‘way, on Wednesday, February 27, at 7 o'clock py M. ‘Bub- jecue—" the Future of the Locomotive proposed by A. 1. Holly; aleo, “Tbe est Method sunken propored by L. G-8t-Seha-ot Bufalor Sirangers are always eepecially we come. Admiesion tree to all. H. MEIGS, Secretary, 4 LI. PERSONS ARE REQUESTED NOT TO PAY ANY movey or deliver goods for,cur account, except against & written order from us. ARCHER & CO., 151 Water street. New York, Feb. 25, 1806, MAI OFFICE, NEW YORK, FFB. 23, 1866.—No. tice is hereby eect Le me the falléwing. provisions of an oa a Connell relalive to Binns de fr te ws for wee ‘lailon of ent ‘the same seni be Corporation attorne} Sania rosecution. ANDU WUOD, Mayor. or carrying oa tbe in the if fit ‘aan dollars, condi- sum of five bun jue observaace such, ordinances of, the Common outa as may be i fon Deon geod Web eeciens at ap, fg a5. 8 bec. 4. very Pawnbreker ahall'Keep a bosk, is'which shali be tats [sey wrlica nt ne of each joan an accurate account Goscripton of the goods. article or, ining pawned, tbe in oe Joaned the time or tama, the rateot faterest io be paid on such an, aad tke same ‘and residence of the person pawning or pledging the sald goods, article or thing. by Avery pawntroker se menorans ie gaaba Supstanoe of the ent Ce 1" A ne! Aeciion; and no co be manod tna ef Fe revolved ved By aay Pawnbroker, for any such entry, mo- im or note, Bec 6, The said brok Pa at all reasonable times, be ened em dmspection of the Mayor, Keconcer, Aldermen, br special {utices for preserving the peace of the aity of New or any or either of them, or of any ‘York, person ‘who thall be duly authorized {a writing. for’ (aat purpose, by any oreither ot them, snd wao shall exhibit such written au- thority tosuch pawn roker. . Every pawnbroker who shall vio ate, or neglect or refuse to ecmply with any or either of the provisions of the fourth, fifth or sixth section of this tue, shad, tor every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of ‘twenty-five aolisrs, pawnbroker shall ask, demand or receive any grencrraioah futerest than twenty” “Ave per cent ver anoum, upon any loan ceeding the sum of twenty-dve dollars: or thun seven per cest per sanum upon anv: loan cxceedlng be aum oftwenty-tive vollars, under te penalty of ous hus, dred doliars for every such offence. a ee No pawnbroker shall sell any pawn or plege aril have remained oue year {u h's ar ber posse: tissrand all suck anion sail be af Dubile auction wad. not vine, and aball be made or couducted by such acationeer all bé avoroved of for hat purpose Dy the Mayor Of th jew Yor! . 10. Notice of every such sale shall be published for at least tweive avs previous there‘ in one or more of the dalis newspapers printed in the city of New York; and such notios shail specif’ the tine and place at_ which such sale is to take place, the name of the auctioneer hy whom the the ame is to 2 conducted, and a description of .he goods or articles to bo feo. 11. The surplus money, if any, arising from any suob ‘ale, after deducting the amount of the loan, the interest then due on the seme, ard the expenses of the adverisement san sale, shal) eproye by the pawnbruker to tha person who would be entitled to redeem the pledge incase no such sale had taken place. tec. 12. No pawnbroker shall make any loan on the sepa rate or divided part or parts otany one articte or thing, ant which article or thing ll bave been offered, entire or oe jective \, io him or her, by way of pawn or pledge rec. 19. So pawnoroker shall, under any preterce what ever, purchnae or buy any second hand fucniture, motel or Clothe, oF any of ther br wer, offered to him or her'as a pawn or Kec. 14. bvory pawnbroker who shall. viola'e or negiest, of ovisions of ino “eenth section of offence, forfe® and pay the sum refuse to comoly with any or either of eighth, nin, tenth, eleventh ‘twelfth or wi thes ti tie. HI “ft eve! ot one hundred ao ars. es OTICK.—THF, ANNUAL ELECTION oF Rel sel | ‘ot the New York snd Virginia Steamship Cor ve held at the office of the com) M 4, between the hours. Zock M, aud 4 _FKEDERICK W. PLRABANTE ON THETH INSTANT THE SUBSCRIBERS malied at New York a letter addressed to sami. M. Haugh ‘Cinctonatl, Onlo, containing seven acce stances of thelr ‘#1, amounting to twenty thousand dollars, payable to Sati. M. Baus hin, oF order, ut ank of Commerce, tn New York which Ie enclosure, hes not peen received by said Tail ke Batghion# and Payment of the said acceptances ‘aving been stopped, the guplle are cautioned agains: nezo- aang IN & OU.. 29 Front N OTICE.~THE MEMBERS OF THE pe a od stand Sooety are hereby notified that the od Gites, Oda Follows’ Ball ally, trom’) ull 124: My maimed cn 2 je, 6PM M. BORWARZ. i) U. A-ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1 —MEMBEBS O# THIS '¢ chapier are requested to be punctual in their atiend ance on Wednesday evening, 27th inst. “The. trustees will «i relation to ® shan, Tit 8 report in @ of looation, and desire a Tull meen to ectan tt - — FFICE OF THE SUPERINTEND*NT OF STREETS, corner Grard and Essex streets, New York, Kebrus 26, 1866.—Wanted—150 carts, with lange boxes, to remove tne apow and ice from the lower part of Broadway. Apply a the office, corner kssex and Grand atrects, thisday, between 12 and 1 o'eleck. MORGAN L, MOTT, Supt, ot Streets, ATERSON GAs LIGHT come, PANY —NOTIO# 18 HERB. by given, that C. Snnual election for the directors of the raterson Gas Light Company, ei ite. held at the office CA] company, in Jerse; the "aLerso1 the foun Say ot hinrehusst The fit ope Wo and closo *t 11 o'clock A. y @cder of the Directors. Paterson, Feb. 25, Tat JOMN OARTWRIGHE, in QAINT PATRICK'S DAY- THR IRISH CIVIO BOUIE- ties will convene at Mi Hall, Prince street, on Thursday evouing. 38h Inst, for the purpose of completing thetr arrangements for colebrating Faint Parriok's day. Itek ee in New York and vicinity are rea unlly invited to PET&K R, GAXNOR, President. i BSanvorn, Secretary, BILLIARDS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, OF ‘A tho heat quahty and at low prices, wi'l be tound at our Bus inetnry tbe aren ana wort complete tn the ele and trimmings of the first qaullty tor sale, - Orders by mali at tonded 10, CONNOR © COLLENDER, AS Ane 10 AUTION.—THE combination onsi the only ones that are tion, Letters patent hy this is to notity all that n the utmost rigor ot the YEU BILLIARD. TABLYS AND sre no # nekoowledged by all to be Miu iABL 89 Chambers street, tp stairs, T¥, OFVER POR SALE. A SUPERIOR, MADU 8 W ‘sitour new invented cushions, wlitch aro now or to all otbers in vee, ‘Trimmings for'sa’e, and orders oy mail promptly attended to, Private houges fur atshed. GRIFFITH & DECKHR, 00 Ann street. ibis OCDE OO fe ’ the above Seeger ene. | from fae Sal ha crn Scock'> equated THOUSAND WHALEBONE SKIRTS, 0 te mt oo oP EAMMING. €2 Coder stcoet, Borers MANHILLAS, THE Lane on ee nena erock ‘in "AMERICA, wi WAREROOMS 361 BROADWAY Se Se aCe connected Witt with the Paris weekly, serTEUnGE Bi Sock” just received, be Css of black aot Coston crapes. en 1. Buttable for travelling dresses. A Broadway, Ob E88 GOODS | DRE8S GOODS!! DRESS GOUDS 1 oer ee ASSIGNMENT, S47 BROADWAY. paawane &CO., bere and Keade sie sterote, Five thousand 6 del Bt Ls. 6d; two tn sei ha latnes, wo wousned. iuwued, orgardies, &e., ali'at forty erceat Delow cos ol ux: Portation, {0 close assignment accounts G. B. WILLIAMS & 00. TRST BATE LINEN GUODS—AT THE J ten! STORE. —Housekeepers and others in want of sheetings, linens, yoy kins, lawns, diapers, handuerchivis or ‘any Kind of lin . are inviled to examine the stock of the above calatlisument, situnted at it Broadway. above Astor place. J.C. MILLIKES & Cv. Jas ,TooKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IB PARIS FLOWE!I In now prepared with a larg come for cash, at No. 287 Broadway, ae near White street. TENE, (SHEETINGS, DAMARKS, NAPEING, 1 tows. ‘dannels, long ‘cloths, dimities, briliants, &3., &c., &o., Ac, ghee wi “AURK. T. STEWART « CO., Manufactured and selected expressly for their FAMILY TRADE. Chambers and Reade streets. TPabaeater 8 STOOK.— TREMENDOUS BARGAINS. BY ORDER OF ASSIGNEES. 347 BROADWAY. ‘The entire stock of dry goods of the late firm of Leadbeater & Co, must positively be Soares out, without any regard to cost, to settle the ants. Ge B. _ WILLIAMS & G0, aE 81 ‘LINENS tl LIDBNS Itt LEADBBATER'S ASSIGNMENT, S47 BROADWAY. Pieces Irish tinens, at 24, 6d. per yard, worth ‘Two cases damesk table cloths and napkins, together with Bootch diapers, aheeti huckabacks, for St 90 guse thle week, at incredibly low prices, to sc couns. By order of assigsees, G. B. CwiLttaae as Ou. grt INDIA RUBBFR GLOVES PROTKCT Ta banda while sweeping and in the care of coal fires, ¢ salt ri leach the hands and Tender all rubber stores, ans hands, umn, oon 3 ard smooth. For 36 John street, up stairs. Le & PORTER, 61 CATHARINE “STREEY, BEING * compel'et to vacate jhete present store within’ ten days, UL offer: Phe ba ce of their tais morning, February eduction, nd aplaia aka, $8., 38. 6d., 4%., and 58, e lack do., do. rae ard wide stripe and Broch }, and 14 dollars. Vast toe‘ end Pia Allother ‘goods at equally low price the stock must be sold wicbin ten days, before removing: to our new store, 72 rth 128. ala, 10s.; worth 168. Canal sireet. _GANE & PORK. oO” big te DAY FOR Fuahto jons, French flowers, Straw goods. ‘Rivbons, Bika, &0., ef our own {mportati WRDRESD AY, February 27th, 1856. WEISKKE BROTHERS, 64 and 66 Jobn atreet, corner of William, up stelre PENING | oF SPRING bell GoopDs— sna eon bane Fy ory seaplane ARIS. ounse" 1UDS, Sa 8IKs, GRENADTIS, ORGAMDTES, SAC ERETY, BAREGES, CHALLIEA, ta MOUSELISE DE CHENE, BTC., RTC. splendid asscriment of BUBES A VOLANTS. Broadway, Chambers aad Reade streets, pean CANTON, SILKS—10 | Canis, gonrixep tyles, super quality ant 5, price 6s. oe ‘eale at retell by eano, UVONSTABLE & CO., 62 nal etreet, near Broadway. — Rs ADA pt € CO. tave opened at retail twenty at ve cases of the above decirab's SPKING AND SUMMER SILKS, | Made from the finest polled silk, and recommended mantnoy of their color, 34 XD. WIDE, PRICE 75 CENT FER YARD, Broadway, Ubambers and Keade rtraote. for the per STRAW GOODS.— |, ac, satest importation and of surpassin beara now on exibition, aod St low prices, for cash, at “ john etreet, corner of HOMER A RETOHON. PRING BHAWLS! SPRING SHAWLS |! LEADBEATRI'S asmamnnnt, 3 Sf snoapwar. On sale, this wi several f beautiful styles, i stella acd Grenitmatcleg shawls, Desf rort! ser ceat nae ‘cost of importa- Hon, betng te balance Bock, By order ws us € 00. APRING GOODS, AT RETAIL aRNOLU, CONSTABLE & CO. will open their aasort ment of BERING GOUDS on Mouday, 25 inet o Dear Broadway. IPRING StLKy! SPRING SILKS |! Five cases of very baautifal spring silks, at $1 per yard, Worth tore: per cent additional, being the balance of tha soc ot Leadbeater & Uo., Broadway. On sale by order of ‘he aa: signees, bY G. B, WILTAMS & Cu., M7 Brondway. IPRING MANTILLAS, ‘The subscriber has Just opened his now scrien ot SPEIOG MANTILLAS AND TALMAS. airneing rich and slogadr ay 68 (Paris nade lace aod eit em! rich anc 6! ot my OS ‘aris nade an goods, in entirely Dew patiorns, | Also, low prised styles, made Up expressly for she job >ing Hiuyccs from all sections are requested-to eal! and examiag the stock, ae thay will be offered at low prices and ou the mos tavorable terms. 16,8, MLL, Nos. 80 and 82 Chambers street, PAYLOn & Peo FORMERLY EF. W. TAYLOR, clotbiers, No 9 Chambers atrect.—A choice selection of Cloths, cassimeres and vextings on hand, vhich will be made to order promptly, under the supervision of Erase and expe- ienved cutters. M. * We raebon. LLSUN G. HUNT & Ov., IMPORTERS aND JOMBERS OF WCOLLKN ANU OTHKY GOODS Adapted to men’s wear, os 60 and 82 William sireer, corner of Maiden lane. _ THE BALL SEASON. Gunirons AMERICAN BRaSs AND QUADRIILE ©) Band. "the tweltth annua) ball to be held at the apnilo noome. ‘bis evening, Wednesday, Feb 27. y ha ANNUAL BALL DODWORTH'S VURNET BAND Vill be given at NIBLO'S: LOO MONDAY KVEMING, MARCH Sp. TICKK7S, $2. INSTRUCTION, 2-4 COURSE OF WRITING LESSONS FOR $2, 1N- $2. chudag ewationery. kkeoping, thorough course, reducrd to $10. AppIy ‘bis wees at the nondemien, 35% frond way, corner of Franklin street, ap“ °%7 Fulton st.. Brook! Ont #K B. GOLDSMITH. LADY OF VURY SUPKRIOR MDUUATION AND capacity for imparting instruction, avd _wio is permitted io refer to persons of the st standing as to her worth sud ataluments, wishes to take inia ber tantly. & few young ladies, ‘whose entire education she will superintend. For turther par: ticular apply at120 Weat Fifteenta street. rs PRENCH LANGUAGK.—PROF. D, LAGROLX, NU. By iH eed racelve new pupils for thorough fe, lmparuing 10 them, by ax | Knowle ook ft. pen an jugation | oe bs on simplified oe 7, xerbe ie 20 ‘readily a een ee Soquired. Terma resonable. {RENCH LANGUAGE, &c—R. TELLERING, NO. 433 bonsg inte Broome 6 reet, estadlished 1862, continues: to devote his time to private instruction in French and deeman, tne Kogush bratches and translating. Passed the governments exnminations on continent of Kurope. Further particu- + cs in bis cireulars. W tp mod and AND ORNAMENTAL, 18 TAUGHT ont & and indispuisble principles, to the a jusion of lern six and tea leasoa charlatenry, FOUBIER & MIXON, 30 crea: Lessons day and ev se usual, Prospectus on application. Lttlk ROURESEPING, COMMERCTAL ARTE sayoug men preparing for mercant gu superior fpatructinn, (orivale. it prefer: rand N rk, aud 166 Fulton Ladies’ writing for sixteen Joxsons, including sta- tionery. From Gen. Burdick, RI :—1 can tra'y say that my own pons ughter have made great improvement under ol, Paine’s tuition. MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILITY, AGED AN '% tne took ng, wiehes 1 form an acqualnian'e wilh & inthe ta Ne it, and aye ee Lane pg vat te] nt, a ure; ‘no ot ‘nadrera C. 8. 8 1 box 8196 Soak aenetres LONE MIDDLE AGED ResPROTABL B GENTLE AL "hun, of easy circumstances wishor to find wa tall gent, respectable ladv, to become mistress of his house, # kind, iain, yet neat And Udy porson, with trom throo to tap hundred jo are, (member of tome Christian church preferah«), A ‘nay with the anove qualifications, wishing ® good and agreen b.e husband and home, in # pleasant nod hw miby village near New York, mar, with all confidence, B Trae, Plainfield, Kavex’ county, a Je for ye pot ol cauen rea! name, residence. and whea and where an interview can be had, which will bo confideattally acd promptly ntienaod to, N ATRIMONTAL TISKR, A OHNTLEMAN DA years 01 0) ele (ortune, and of very prevoseessing ay i fori the se-{ualetenes of 5, with & vi She to) » young and Smiadle in her vispceldon end porwnssed veal qita Hides of worwa in their geralam pele: dant baa rtty io 3 “sine quaton” Address Der farald ofice. BOARDING AND LODGING. 2192 EIGHTH AVENUE At rRIVs 7% 78 FAMILY WILL Trives, or = tow Rife secienes. Zhe. ben te pleasant uated and of Seelreppticetion. "No movi NO maving the frst frat of Mays nem ake FOURTEKNTH | STREET LOS pirate! rogmn wits far paral boar ay bo tod by app)ying at the above numb 157 BLELCKFR STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAW ROW, apartments, Fa hay meshes to gentlemen and their wives, with soard; house first class, ongjage rome and conveniert to way. 96 BAST TWELFTO STREET, ECOND BLOCK FROM Krosdway.—A Fasa teen and wie ep Hod first class pecommodations. ‘board; @ very vieasant eecond front room, fi ited. coniaining hot ‘and cold water. wath mt vom, furniel as er gas, ath 70 "Ean FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST CF Tathe frat 4 Bromway.—A ane room, bedroom and pan try eitached. on the to let to ona oF two gentlemen: able rooms, | dieaktast served, tf regu ‘Alto, single and doi ail neatly furniabed, Inquire as apove, 68 W#8T FOURTEENTH tet COBNER OP SIXTH avenne.—This house, beautifully located and ner or vished , is pow in readiness to cont permaneat sient’ by ee on of rooms for families, or es "for EJ] le gentiems y he secured. Dianar at 6 o'clock. ivate tanle it de ‘aseired. 42 EASY FIFTEENTH STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM Union equare —-A furniehed parior and room, on fecond floor, to let, with artial boards A Also. two single rooms, BT soba price. Family private. House contains gas 34 NINTH STREKT.—A PLEASANT BOOM TO Lit, with beard, suitable for a gentieman and wife, or two single gentlemen. 2 ee ee —h GENTLEMAN AN AND cD HI or twi lo en. can ‘with bendsomely fu rooms, with full OF Partial, board; nee betas; coe table; terms moderate, Belerences FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN oR, ed ahs A ® obtain desirable rooms, with board, at 173 Hudson AS FURNISHED BooM, WITH PARTIAL Ler weet 4 Eleventh) w ward for two gentlemen Bi Cf Feriey's oftes Nort tito Goluinbia eet. fg v's oes tanya EXPbRIF! NCED TRACER, IN THIS }, Wishes to obtain board in respectable family, ia com- tor which instruction in the modern Jomguiages or alk Be, Cuba eau ‘The best of references given. address re Post oflice, penrat muy GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFH, OR TWO SINGLE gentiemen, can be nocommodated with board in a sal ‘and plensaut front room, on the private family, with a bdo recond floor, CHa ioe and attached, ‘The house is pleas- ‘antls Jocaied, roy street, near Abi nient to cars and stages, Xeterences excl fret ot May. A GERTURMAN AND WIFE, entlemen, can be accommodated with full or parila pound ina private family. The house bas gus, &c. Apply ou he premises. 1{0 Greece street, one door above Leroy VERY DilsARLE PARLOR, SUITABLE FOR ONE cr two singte gentlemen, within'teu minutes walk of the Bt. Nicholay Koiel, wes of Broadway, below Wourth street, having grate cas, closets and usefof bathroom: within one block ef Sisth aventie cars, Address Mrs. K. E., Broadway Post of jon square, conve- ec. No moving ‘OR A Few SINGLE A DESIRABLE SUIt_ UF FURNISHED ROOMS TO let—with partial board, if required, for ove or two gentie- men, ina now brown atone front house, with all th improvements. {a one ot the best locailons in the c¥y, conve nient to the cars ard slaces,71 West Fourieeuth attect, rst house weet of Sixth avenu OAR —A GRNTL KMAN AN D Wir KOR TWO SI Newt geutiemes csn ootuia reoma, with or without board on reasonable terms, ot 63 West Thirteenth otreet, between Fifth aod Sixth avenues. Keferencos required, VAKD—WANTEY IN BROOKLYN, BY A YOUNG mua, a bedroom wita partial boad, ‘ta s plain private iamily, w) are no athor eoarders preferred. Ad- tress & (J. Hl, Herald office, statin focaila t toums, &ec. VARD.—oINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL FIND GOOD ocommeadation at 43 Foravth street, near Walker. A amet? room, auabie for one gentleman. werpectaste meshantes wishi weet comfortable queriers, will do well to cal. Verms modera CARD —PLUASANY FURNISHED ROOMS CAN Bis obiained at 108 Grand street, first block west ot Broadway, ané at 71 Hemmond street, near Bleecker, by families or slugis geaiomen. ut the reridence of Ht gentael famally, where there aze but a few select boarde: loasant trout base- ‘ment room wil! be let for physician's ofiee. Reforences given ad required. OARD—WANTED. IN BROOKLYR OR KEW YORK. by @ widow Jady, ia a centeel reapectanic family, where the comforts of @ heme may be acquired: will turnish her own. room. Also beard for agentieman breakfwtand tea. hefer- ence 18 tc ‘erms must bo moderate. Address M. A. B., Herala office. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, on. Two SIN: ann entlemen, can obtain rooms at 41 rast Fifteenth st. be Also, a single room, with convenience ot oii, 00 the frst fi floor. ‘Jerms moderate.’ Dinner at 6o’clock. OARD UP TOWN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE ‘20 rooms, on the sroond siory, well furnished with gas, bath and water closets; they will let separateor together, wih full or partia’ |; dinner at six; to ona or two gectle men. ie tlemen’ aod tet wives. eteranien eiecged | ving at May. TO 0 OR THRBE GENTLR- men can be accommodated with board at 172 Duane treet, near Hudson street, opzosi'e Duane park. pes AT 25 NINTH STRE.‘T—THE SECOND FLOOR, together or separate; ane room for single gentlemen. Bosk WITHOUT LUDGING, WANTED—1 ytemen, Ine firs: clase boerdidg house or pri ate vicinit way or St. Jobu's par! aaee TD D,, box 3,988 ost ofice OAKDING IN BROOKLYN —A SCOTCH Lanr. x, FROM Aberdeen, having an extrafurniehed room, of good size, itghted with gus. woula take one or two siagle geaUemen who would prefers residence with a privaie family. Lonatien ia a Pleesant neighborhood, near the City Hall. Addrees with reat name, B Brookly: nite, ‘Heraid office, OARD WANIED—IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN FIVE minutes’ walk of South ferry, by a young man, ia. qulet family, where there are few o- no other boarders. ‘An uafur- ished roam, with or Without bedroom vallached, desired ike. rereuceyexchanged. Addron, stating terms, which must be jnoderste, box 253] New York Post OARD WANIED.—AN UNFUBNISHED ROOM, WITH board, bv a ycuny gentleman and wife, in some respec- table private famils. Paral roura for the gentlenan. erms vot to exceed $8 per Week, incinding ‘the very best of references given ard required. rest Family, Horald office: AGEN foniy OaRD WASTED-ON 1ST APKIL, BY A G4N1L/I man and bis wife; afurmebed parlor and bedroom 201 necting, with paruat board for the geatieman, between Lweltth and Twenty (hire strecta, and Broadway and Seventh avenue, keterences given and desired, Address stating terms (which must not ve over $625 per yeur), C. A. ., box LAR Pos Office, OaRD WANTED —A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SO, acd a single gentlemen, wish board ia a family orbere there are few or no other boarders, Full board for tte lady upd son only, and wertial board for the geutemen, Address 8. W. L., Hera’a office. DARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, I8 A PRT vate family; location wes! of the Bowery; terms must pe moderate, Address Ceci'ia, Broadway Post offi 2 I OARD WANTHD.—A GENILKMAN, A NON RESI- dent, whosm business calis him to toe’ city three or four Guys each wees. ts desirous ot obtaming a pleasant room aud pustiat board wiih some family, where he can enjoy agreesble societs, aud the comfors of a home. Puease address, with par- Heulnsa, G. G., Herald oflice. OAKD WANTSD=IN A ESPKOTABLE FAMOLY, ‘where there azo but few hoarders. tor ® Indy and two chic oren, ten and tweive years of age. Lerma not to exceed ien doliurs per week Address A. M., Herald offise, tor three onve, saneg foil particulars, UARD WANTED AT HOBOKEN~-4 PRIVAT S FAME Ty, having to dispose of one oF ely turnished rooms, wita full board, tow yout g gentieman and nis wile, at reasona- ble (erma, may hear of an ooportunity to do so. by addressing W., box 3.021 Post office, Bourd paid in advance tt required. VABDING—A YARLOR, AND ONE OR T Wir BB rooms, with ail the convenieicas of gas, haths und closets, Wil ba let to gentlemen, with or withon! partial board. Apply at Mo, 8St, Mark's place. newr Third avenue. OaRDING—1WO VERY PLKASANT. FURNISHED front rooma, with or without board, References exchaug Inquire at'No. 7 Walker street, ( RDING~65 BAST BROADWAY —A LAKGE PAR ur, with panties attached, on second floor, neatly fur- tirhod, and one on the tbird floor, sullable tor gentiemen and their wives. a few single yentiemen can he sccommmtated. Pious boarders preferred. References exchanged OAKDING DOWN TOWN.—1WO SINGLE GENTLE anenor a gentlowan and bie wite, can optain a1 eatly tur- niahed back parlor, on the ancond floor: partia: boxrd. it re quired. Apply at 180 Franklin street, near Hudson, Wanted, a girl for housework. ed. VARDISG AND LODGING —CUE fits OUT AND B keep it for the information of those who may be ignorant OF the utility ot my boarding agency. Persons wishin bosrd: era nave (he Privilege of regieering oy the week, month oF x a small tee, every minnte detail ot accommod &e. teas persons wishing board are carefully directed t abie places, (ree of charge. 1 do not charge, ax some supt for the boarders racially received, as 1 Kaowogly send mercensr? perrons 10 slop a week or two without payine, pelther will & ert reepectable prone to doubtful houses tor the sake of having so much peid for each boarder; on the ‘a protection to both aria nd eee I boarding place or & bo bold m} . De GODWIN, office 8 Broadway, ROOKLYN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR ONE OR Bre two wo ningle gentlemen, who may be looking for board, will es Ricreniones, UT. MppIVIOg Bt’ Ros 6S Adams meeer, teens @ mar ‘wolk rom Fulton ferry. Refercnose sachvseed \ORNISHKD OK UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO Lane with or withont beard; bath and gas in the hou: conventert to care and stages. Apply at 192 Waverl near Amos atreet, Daeg ft ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD —SUITa- bie for aingle gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, in & bouse containing all the modern improvements, in & picasant pari ofthe clty. apply at 63 West Twenty first street, corner of Sixth aventié froRNisnep ROOMS TO LKT.—ONK OK TWO NIUBLY furnished attic rooms can be obtamed at 20 White street, weat sid+ of Brondway, G{URNISRED ROOMS.—SOME HANDSOME ROOMS ARR ow to let, in the eligibly situated house No, L Great fireet, corver ot broadway. Board cen be furnished if Jones cen Hee AT PARLOV AND PANTRY, ON SECOUO FLOOR, C beally furnished, with fac andrecisier, bathroom in house, fered by a private tamily, with rill board, at regularhonrs, early breafasi, (0 a gentlenan and wife or (wo stngie gantle: tOSLL, extras Inoluved. Address #., box 102 Chatham ‘ost Cftice, with real name 4 ORRENRK STYEET Neatly tuepiehed rO¥ms will hs bo! | without toscd, Reference requires. CORNER OF ¥ aT OB 0 AOS Waal omaN, 14 ish es sie et tas LARGE pear es wire | Of the host Post office. Z or 2 Sega SINGLE GENTLEMEN. _—ONE DOUBLE AND two singe rooms, suttab: can be had en mode- i rst terma, by sadrensian ts Al, bor S008 Post otioe. kas- | cetion Hinbigtoth ateet street, Deer Pourts avenue. LET—TO TWO YOUNG Patil or y CUE. HAl a ai i & 8d fa APTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, & WE 2- W x9 MAN, & WELL FUE. Please adders, wstig terms d's a We Herald ¢ Wyre er AMO,XOUNG LADIES AN UNPORE tahed room with jhteem det lara mouth in 6 privete. Kemily ‘perlecedee changed. Apply by letter or person to W. Geline, 248, ANTKD—IN ad FAMILY, WITHOUT BoaRDase, board for a eh and child” Addreas for (wo daye, bor 2, 2.065, Post oflloe, "aatng ioseion ‘ond terma, which must be moderate, References ‘exchange ry LOST AND FOUND. POUND OR OF ABOUT THE 2D OF JANUARY, a re of fanc ‘owner y prev ie ora vec expenses, by sotemning sto tat, Peawian SUNDAY EVENT NG, El bod “TH INST Li Burebard’s caurch in Thirteenth sirest, ibrous ‘seventh poets Fourteenth street at aveane tol ‘mxth ae a a ene bracelet. ‘The fit ably re’ ng the same at 109 We: wreak or with the) ecelving Teller of the Ocean Bak. Lotcon WEDNESDAY, FEB. 207! ars . PAI Assembly, two riogs—one chased wil Ik. C, engraved; the other » piain ring, 9 itn the gift of a deceased friend. confer & and be rewarded, by vending them oD, 8. Marta, 07 ee way, second T,28ts on suxnay. 24TH INSANT, IN GOING FROW ‘Amity street. se Wooster io Hrooma, and theace te ae and &) LT goid chain, with ae ee a tached 19 finder wii il be rewarded ny sending th ca Guest, 509 Brondway, OST-ON MONDAY KVENING, IN ON@ OF Taw ‘apird avenue cars. or while going t rom 1 squere io Fourteenth strest and Ei :hih avenue, «small poriemonaate, containing $90, in promissory ‘and four or five dodars ts cock Tho finder will bo itera’ Fewarded on leaving (t wish if irwin, at Morton & Co.'s, gold pon manufactory, &% lane OS?—ON UBURSDAY EVENING LAST, WAILE GOING from Eighteenth sireet. near Secondavenue to Niblwa. or ina Madison avenue atage, a lain gold bracelet, ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 27 Park row or 16t Raat Inghteenth street O&T—BANK BOOK, NO. 3,051. NGING TO WM, MeGrath and bis wife Jane, inthe Emigrant Industria Bavings lienk ‘ihe finder wi’l please return the same to the bank, "No. 5 Chambers street. L OST—YESTLRDAY, BETWEEN lL AND 12 small private wecount book, in getting ovt otoas’ at the Froadway line of stages at the lower end of the Park, of ae use to any one but the owner. The finder will be suitably re- waroed by leavirg the same with B. E. Rochefor:, 623 Broaa- Way, or at es, 7 and 9 Whiteball 'D UP—at THK HRAD OF Long” ig Sound. on the 7th éay of January. a atlek of Umber. owner ean have the tame by provisg Proper ane eave ex penses. For inivesaaiica Bpply to Jas. We Whitestone, above Flushing, N. A.M. “RE WARDS. ) RE REWARD. —STOLEN,fON THE NIGHT OF. “tm trom the subseriber at East Williamsburg, Tid, carmen et Roreet aveuue abe duaie on @ red rorrelt boreo ak about ftteen hands receive the above reward andthe thanks JOHN $10 REWARD. —A PLACk NWFOUNDLAND Dod; pewers to the name of Reps marks white (oot ming rownd bit neck and white Up on ‘ead of bis tail. at he ship Nobert Pee), Bur.lag allp. $10 BEWARD-FoR « POCKRTBOOK, WITH TEM owner's name on ove of the flaps lost on the 24 ins contalntag cue $20 bill on the New York County Bank, t bits on the Chemical Bank, one gold dollar U. 8., and ver coi 8. A., puriness cards, &c. On retui 150 Fighth avenue, the above reward will be 10 REF AE ee: ON WEDN: ING, den, 3 ty between a City iy terry a an blue = ‘with the aC y persoa whe ve 1 as. Watetieia's Clgat ot store, Newark them was Jersey Gives 1 will receive the above reward [ogee Pte AN ITALIAN GREYH Rey oe en fawn colored mane epot, brass collar, £0. oo finder wil! receive the above reward by by'call- Eleventh street and Sixth ave, ‘LOST, FEBRUARY 26, IN GOING FROW ‘atreet through th jarden Tow, corner F of Barclay: 10 Park to the New and 148 Naseau street, a two pound paper Sder will receive the above re ‘reward by leaving at MMéand 148 Narra street, _COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. . WANTED, A PERSON WITH THs ‘with the advertisar machine is in L ‘50 ) T0 82.000. PARTN be | WANTED, IN Tax very best Pas | ing vom jobbing es- {wblishmenta in this city, the cide, peotts wre about Ly per coat. ‘the business bas blished ten years; situated fo © beautiful location down town. Apply w C. B, HOW#S ‘400. 84 Noscan atreet, 500 mance TEEMAS HAVING THIS AMOUNT, 'e can exe one [yh ual interest tn a highly spectable business, een established eight yours. Said business ts now "raving 000 pe por annum net proit ad- dresa Business, Herald oflice 30074: PARTNER WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN in the liquor business, who can clear over 808 per cent by taking a partner. ‘the e’are Is already 2s now doing Bisir business. his 16 @ rare ‘deat references given to that efiro.. Peal eatste office, 61 Chambers atreet. $300. —A PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS AMOUNT + in cash, or $125 and @ good ae wagos, ma cavh peying business that will Pay, From $80 to $5 a‘dreas Henry, in thecare of John H Hemucn, 288 Washing- tov street. $20) TO $200.-THE ADVERVISER WISHES TO meet with a gentleman with this amount to him in” pleasant travelling business: which 18 somet new. $15 per day can be realized net vrodt without ris. Cal on Mr. MUWRON, at No. 346 Broadway, 24 for, room 35, A VARTRER WANTEDOWITH A SMALL CAPIT in s business well established, of quick enles, A am inan only peed apply. Call at 632 Sixth avenne, near Lhurg- seventh atreot, first floor up stairs, over the store. LSSOLUTION.—THE 0PARTNEBSHIP HERETO TORR existing, under the frmof MYERs, KUNSUN & CO., ie this day dissolved by mutual consent.’ All parties bevieg cinims “against the firm will please present them at their office, No, 260 West shirteeenth street, JSORN MYERS, ROBERT G. KUNSON, THOMAS AN suit, New York, Feb 2h, 1856, JOSEP 4 STAPLES, AKTRER WANTKD—WITH $5,000 ‘TO $19,000, 1M a manufacturing concern, where from $15 000 10 930,008 4 soar can b emade. No agents need apply. Address W. B. Ay box 186 Hera d foflice. SPORTING. (Bike, Bis Os —a NEW STOCK oF IMeORTED Oa- neriea, muleya, bulfinches goldlinedee, onadinclies, bisa birés, thrushes, larks, blackheads, si parrot, pigeons, . for sale by Hy KUSTNER ee RRUTaER I ~~ ton Willian strect, between Frankéort amd ret aud I 19% sp ‘Cages ard bird seed tor sale. CUUANUION BELT WILL RE GIVEN THE TWO Bust boil pisyera of the city ot New Yorx, open to all players: ef bar dball, no city excepted; will re played for on the 2a ot Mauch, in the new Ball Court, 92 Crosby street, between ‘Spring snd Piince, All entries ‘mus: be made onor pelore the 12th —Addrese, with i Ureear eke mame and location, Froprietor, 9 CLOTHING, « &C. URW Cast OFF CLOTHING one D, CONRUY, ee yertlemen bavi iy pone tmm'l lots 40 dispose of will rective the highoat price for Petaling st the store, or addressing Thomas D. Conroy, 4% ee $2,000 Worts oF cast ovr CLOTHING WANT. .—Liberal cash prices can be obtained for Regeor sroall eet ood left olf or surpins wearing y reovAl Property ot every description, plying to Janis MUROAWY, 122 Waikcr sircet a few doora east of Gent CQeoiixe LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANE {o dispose ot can receive a fair cash urice by sending te 12 Laurens street, near aa. or 53 way, or letter by post. Ladies attended by Mra. oo eStinn, Ooms ARD way, opposite the 8\. Nicholas MATHRWS oters for alo the mos extensive ass Bias at paced P OOKING GLASS FOR SALR. A HANDSOME AND Ju, niehiy oroamented pler ooking glass, plate IU4x4¢ inches, “yk it port tne. af in rate der, and for very le Tro butar in Aral rate onder, sale ; ‘Apply at 101 Canal strect, ” byt KING'S PATENT orricr CHAIRS FOR 2 BALe oe r; made i jar in his best aty le; Price $50 « er fale ch ap. Spply at 68 Broadwa: aye iia COAL. RECKENRIDGE COAL.—A AMALL aOrriy oF THI celebrated coal Is now being received, wi vee be rold @ $15 per ton, delivered, or $14 if ron from the yt Jett at No 3 Wall strect, Thompson's office, or at the yacd corner of Twenty-seventh street and. Righth avenue. Call ang see It burn at elther piace. . L. SNOW, Coal Dealer, I IVESPOOL be ae AT $) FER CHALDRON.— 4 We are now enabled to Goitzes Wo our eusomers 8 very superior ot Tiverpoo! Orrel om at 89 to Jota » Yards, + ee riety noused street, 3 foo: of on icy nocd ‘to tivery toot of Warren stress North riven eee O'NEILL & McGRE, Agenta,