The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1856, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1856, 3 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MaKKET, Wepyespay, March 5—3 P. M. ‘There was rather a heavy market to-day at the stock exchange. ‘The transactions were not large, but lower prices ruled throughout the list. At the tirst board Virginia 6's fell off { per cent ; Illinois ‘Central bonds, 1; Canton Company, J; Pennsylvania Coal Company, }; Cumberland Company, }; Erie, 4; | Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad, }; Reading, 7: Michigan Central, 1; Panama, $; Cleveland sod Pittsburg, 4 ; Cleveland and Toledo, } ; Chicago and ‘Rhode Island, 4. Nicaragua Transit was the only stock on the market at all buoyant ; that advanced $ percent. Galena and Chicago was firm at yester” day's prices. No one in the street is able to give any satisfactory reuson for the decline to-day. It is attributeg by some to the shipment of specic by the steamship Asia. The small amount exported by that steamer could hardly have been the cause for such a depreciation. Had the shipment been a mullion or two, the effect would not have been mistaken. The money market has expe- rienced no change; the banks are steadily ex tending their loans; the specie reserve is unu sually large; the season for active business is about opening, and the embargo under which nearly the whole country has been placed by the ice and snow during the past two months is about being removed cand we are about entering upon a period of pros perity unparalleled in our history. These things should give great buoyancy to the stock market, but they appear just now to be operating just to the contrary. Compared with the speculative period of last summer, prices generally rule at low points. The margin for a rise is large enough to satisfy or- dinary ideas before the market value current last August and September is reached, and we see no good reason why, with the same influences, with a greater bank expansion, with money much easier, with a better basis in every particular, an inflation of equal importance should not be realized. All the elements of speculation are in a very favorable condition, and it is our impression that sooner or later there will be an expansion in prices and an active speculative excitement at the Stock Ex change. After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks were made at auction:— 60 shares Manhattan Fire Insurance Co,..1363 to 13734 39 Equitable Fire insurance Co, 174 10 Howard Fire Insurance Co........ 40 Krickarbocker Fire Insurance Co. 46 New York Gas Light Co.. ‘ire Ipauranre Oo, 10 Nisgara Fare Insurance Co. , 20 Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co, 25 Six h Avenue Rairoad, #0 Lev: x Fire Inaurance Co, 55 Manhe. 30 New York County Bank 16 Santw Clara Mining asi, # Of $1,000.08 ceeceeree Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sate o€ stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, (Thursday) at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- change. The catalogue will include about $80,000 first class bonds, besides other desirable stocks. At the second board the market was still further ‘depreesed, and the operations were limited. Reading ‘declined } per cent; Galena and Chicago, j; Harlem, 4; Michigan Central, }. The only stocks on the list at all steady were Wisconsin Lake Shore Railroad and Nicaragua Transit Company. The market closed weak with a downward tendency. We understand that at a meeting of the directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company on the 3d of March, Mr. Wm. W. Aspinwall submitted his ‘resignation as Presiaent of the company, to take ‘effect March 6. He stated at the same time that tthe difficulties and embarrassments of the last two years bad alone restrained him from taking this step before, but that it must be a source of congra: talation to all concerned that these no longer exist- ed, and that the preseht independent position of the company and the prospects of continued success authorized his executing his intention. He reported briefly on the condition of the pro- perty of the company—that the commercial agency of Messrs. Howland & Aspinwall was surrendered by them 1st January, and the balance paid off; tha since the company has paid all disbursements in cash and has at present a balance of two hundred thousand dollars in the Life and Trust Company, besides a balance for current expenses in Bank of America, and $95,000 earned and due, mostly from government. After referring to the condition of the steamers’ vessels, and the works of the company at Benecia, as being excellent, he reported two facts which can- not fail to be interesting to stockholders, as well as ‘the public— that on the mail route between Panama and San Francisco, under the contract with the government, the company had never failed to per- form a single mail trip, nor lost the pay for a single mail trip, and that in the experience of more than seven years, during which probably 150,000 passen- gers had been transported by the company, not one life had been lost by marine disaster. It would be difficult to find a parallel of these facta on any ocean ‘mail route, and they acquire double weight from the movelty of the service and the distance and length ‘of the route of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com. pany. The President paid a high compliment to the employes of the company in the Pacific, many of whom had been attached to it through all vicis- situdes. Mr. Aspinwall’s place will be supplied by Mr. William H. Davidge as President, well and favo- rably known as Secretary of the Company since its organization; and Mr. I. W. Raymond, known here and in California favorably as connected with the active management of steamers, who will act as Vice President. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol tows =— Paid on Treasury account $178,162 00 Receivedon do. 670,203 00 Balance cn do. 3,873,058 96 Paid for Arsay office... 107 393 35 Paid on disbursing checes.... 259,055 93 The receipts to-day include $500,000 transferred from the bullion fund. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 3d inst., were as follows: Vor the redemption of stocks... $77,345 85 For the Treasury Department. 450 00 For the Interior Department For Customs... +..++. War warrants received and entere! ni ka * 1 7 Krom misce!ianeous sources... 2,988 38 Kromdancs.. eeeeee 13,274 06 The steamship Asia, from this port for Liverpool to-day, carried out $559,747 in specie. + The number of land warrants issued during the month of February, were:— 60 acre warrants, making. «413,760 acres, po dseecre da. do {870,200 asren. 33612 80 do. 288,960 acres. "2 do, + 1,260 acres, do, 1,760 acres. 1 acre do. 10 acres. ‘The whole number of warrants issued under the act of March 3, 1855, is 100,953. y__ The consolidation of the Perkins Mills and the Dwight Manufacturing Company, at Chicopee, brings into one concern a capital of $1,700,000. This js said to be the largest establishment in New Eng Jand devoted entirely to the manufacture of domes- tic goods. Seven first class mills are included in it, running sixty thousand spindles, and giving employ- ment to more than 1,600 persons, The following is an official statement of the gold ‘pullion and coin purchased and sold by the Bank of England during each month in 1855, with the amount of gold coin received from the mint:— Received from Purchased. Coin, mint in coin. + £81,855 1,060,176 ~— 414,069 153,402 701,000 119,149) 141 — — 1,051/500 1,042, 641 2,470 395,304 21217, 866,404 4873 431,700 084,584 51,448 1,191,700 419,7 470,372 653 825,217 778,533 ps 72.637 268,632 24.112 1 682,400 136,972 1,990,840 «++ -£8,310,358 8,301,081 9,008,823 Of the total amount of gold purchased, the sum of £69,243 consisted of foreign coin, and the remain- der in bars, Of the total amount sold, the sum of | £14,218 was in foreign coin. ‘The last annual report of the Union Canal Com- pany of Pennsylvan year am: unted to 150,000 tons, and the receipts from tolls to $72,000, averaging 48 cents perton. The estimate for the present year is as follows:— Suppe the sing the tovpege this year to be 260,000 tous, and ave age receipts per ton to be cnly 45 ceu's, the re- caipta fom toils thie year will be 2,000 | The ordinary expenditures wil not 50,000 Which will leave for payment of interest on bonds Racenayie ees $52,500 id tor ” 105 000 Showirg that the work will earn this year all but $42,600 of tl ment 2 interest on the bouds issued, before th nlarge- thrvugh to Reading is completed. The capital stock of the company now consists of — 26,000 shares of common atvek. 29,000 ebuaes preferred 6 cer cent at>ck. £91 shares of preferred 8 per cent stock, and 77 do, } not yet do. co, do converted, The amount of bonds issued uxder the resolutions of Feb- $1,357,000 rua And Ty #, 1855, up to January 1, 1804, is... .' he amount issued under the resolutions of May 1, and the contract for the enlarge- ment, is..... Makirg the whole amount of bonds issued ‘Aud leaving to be isnued...... To make up the amount created under the MOrtBages...seerceee $2,500,000 The gross earnings of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company in each month of the year 1856, ae the total for each of the past five years, were as follows :— Total......424,901 $¢43 374 91 Aed rents, not included above Total earnirgs in 1855..... The beg OHI0 AND PENNSYLVANIA Ratunoap, kass’rs Carried, Pass’rs. Freight Total. 878 $46,671 91 31,701 10 77,873 05 56 0 80 64,331 bed 68,408 60 48,813 12 tee + 8976,323 71 transportation expenses amount to $449,553 03, about 46 per cent ot the earnings, The earnings ot the road from the commencement of tne read were as fullows:— Year. Pass. crd, Passengers. Freight, Total. 18h 56,506 = $20,074 59 = $2,268 53 $82,343 12 1852. 236088 231,081 64 84.066 89 316,118 53 1863. 868.758 476.066 97 191.947 52 — 668,004 49 1854. 484,190 684,755 08 426,871 10 1,111,626 18 1865, 424,901 644.849 91 331,478 80 976,823 71 The 1,610,008 $2,000,828 10 $1,000,587 84 $3,103,416 03 road is 187 miles lovg, and its cost from Al'egheny City to Cres'line is about $6,900,000 This is exclusive of the money that hes beea contributed towards the con- struction of the bridge across the Allegheny river at Pittsburg. The compare’ with the year immecztely counted frr by the state of the Unio river. decrease in the receipts of the road for 1855 as preceding, 1% ac- In 1854 the reason was very dry, and the navigation was suspended for several wontha, vear In immediate contrast to this, toe 1855 was éxccedingly wet, and a sucgession of frerhets kept the river in navigable order for large seam boats throughout the summer and fall, for ths first time in forty years. $2000 12000 4000 2000 1000. 20 sh: 50 dow. 10 el & Hud C Co 40 £0 Bk of Commerce. 109 . 50 Metropolitan Bk. 10734 600 100 Canton Co.. .b60 283 100 do....0 88 2845 800 F &K Joint..be0 220 Pa Covl Co....83 99 150 Ward C &10,,c 3534 160 do. .¢ 35 150 Nic Trans Co..b3 2334 50 do 233¢ 100 183% $200 ECO Stock Exchange. Wepnespay, March 5, 1856. Obio 6's "70... 450 sua Erie RR....83 58 Virginia 6's. a a do. Erie Bc bes Harlmistm bés 86 sBavkN York 119 200 do... ..b60 2032 Milwk & Mina RR. 100 Reading 2.660 2644 100 Reading fi 300 do. 50 do, ae 14 val & Chi RR) 1124 30 do ........ 113 600 Clery & ToIRR..b3 78 600 do 3 78 200 do . 17% 10 Chi&R Inld RR.s3 98 50 do..... b60 9534 68 Little Miami RR. 8434 SECOND Virginia 6's... 94% BOARD. 1650 shs Erie RR. DiCen RR Bas 873% 100 do 87. 4000 N Y Cen « 102% 160 she D&H CCo. 60 126 200 Nic Trans Co.b60 23 60 do., 22% do. 100 3 223% = 5 Gal & Chi RR.... 112% 100 do.... .b20 22% 100 do....., B3 T1234 50 Wis LShreR.b30 733{ 100 Clev&TolRR.230 773 15 sesesvuns 1896 1 lO... | 78, 0. 400 Flor & Keyp’t J 00 4 44 100Chi&RIAR..b60 9540 100 Cumb Coal Oo... oe 26Third Ay RR..., 5734 100 N Y¥ Central RR. 921¢ 35 Mil & Miss RR. 84s 180 Mich Cen RR..03 93%, 200MchSo&NolaRR 94 A very good demand prevailed at A! week for beef cattle, and, with a failing off in the auy rite realized $ NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wrpmepay, March 5, 1856. erton’s auring Bs have advanced about 3c. per Ib. for good qualities range beirg from 9c. to llc. per lb.; a few extras 50a $12. Supplies are again coming in from the Western States, the greater portion of this week’s re- ceipts being from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, with some from tbia State. Good beef cattle are becoming more plenty, and the stock on sale to-day was a mat im- provement upon the offerings for many weeks. There were 1,600 head to-day, and all be to $55. $3 to $12, an calves are becoming more plent changed. Swine meet with was thought they would sold. Cows and calves are much lower than they have been for some time past, th eo being from $20 . Sheep and lambs sell at all prices, ranging feom some few extras as high as $14. Veal but prices are un- sale at full previous prices. Prices, Beef cattle, extra quality, per 100 Ibs.....$11 00 a $12 00 Do.’ good quality. 1050 1100 De. eommon 9500 100 700 900 55.00. 6500 4000 a 60.00 20000 35.00 Sie 634 ce. i% 3508 800 extra... + 10508 1200 The following tabie shows from what part of the coun- try and by what conveyance, the supplies came:— . 600 Cam Chio, beeves ; New Y« Minot. Kentucky Indiana. New Jersey Cornecticut.. Virysoia.... ‘There was s ‘ork, 87 larger supply of beeves at Browning's than for some time past, and prices have fallen off about 34 8 lc. per lo. for good beef cattle, The following are the tales ai 9 $11; TS; Bales made by a sheep $4 27 to Only a moderate stock at CHAmmeriain’ a a are well kept up. The cattle, which sold at $8 @ $11. about cattle, # reported by Mr. Browning:—409 boef cattle, $8 56 cows and calves, $25 a $55; 60 veal calves, b}¢c. a 2,083 theep and lambs, $4.0 $8 50. uel McGraw, at Browning’s:— and lambs..$99 00 11 sheepand lambs.$108 00 do. 2750 2 do. . 1610 200 00 MeCarty sold 304 sheep and Iambs at prices from ant sales reach 213 Other stock remain the same, The following are the sales—213 beef $8, $9 60 & $11; 27 cows and calven, $25 $40, a $65; 2,742 eheep and lamba, $3 50, $7 a $9; 43 veal calve:. (live weight,) $3 50.8 $7 60. Sales of sheep and lambs by Mortimer & Fogle, at Cha berlain’s, for the weel No. 176 ni 9 24 41 64 19 13 200 64 The prerage nding March 5, 1866:— Amount. Price per Heal, $968 00 $5 50 701 25 13 00 41 63 360 00 sheep sold for i h “ « « “ «“ «“ “ “ “ AA IS EO “ “ “ “ “ ery rice per head... Theee that we says that the tonnage last | ore of Ger- that sold fed and brought to market by Anthony Ki msntown, Masou county, Kentucky, and the tor $10 59 per bead were fed wad brought to market by Allen Marehsll, cf Mooroe county, this State, The supply of beef cette at O'BREN’s. waa very light, ang of inferior qua¥y—10z were offered and sold for 7c, a O3¢c. por lb, Cows acd caivea are plenty, and | bell for about $5 per head less than last week. Tae fol- Jowl:g #re the waies:—102 veeves, $7 & $9 00; 126 cows and calves, $25 1 855; 124 vea! calves, 6c RECAPYTULATION, ‘Cows and Veal Sherp and Br eves, calves. Cama ves. lambs Allerten’r:.....1,084 67 230 1840 Browning’s..-.. 409 56 00 2,082 Chamberiuin’s, . 21 43 2)782 O-Beien 's.. 126 eed Total 206 6,07 CaTY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Werpyespay, Maroh 5—6 P.M. ASHES.—Sales 40.8 50 bbis. pots were made at bc. Pearls ‘were quiet at 73{c. a Be. Breapetvrrs.— Flour—The market wae ficm, apd salen wereto» mocderaie exient. The sales embraces about 6,600.8 7,000 bbls, inciudirg common State, at 67a $7124, and low grades exira at 8° 25 a $7 £73g; Western fancy end ex're branos citto, at $7 3744 a 88; extra Gensseo was at $8 50a $1075. The market closed stosdy. with leew spimation. Canadian was steady with sales of 300 a 400 bbl $7 26.8 $9 25, for common to extra brands, Southern was uncharged and the Ceman} moderate. The fales embraced about 600 4 800 bb's. at $86 $8 873g 0 $10, for common, fancy and exira brands. Meai—saies of 200 bbix. Jersey were made at $3 60, which was lower, Brancywine was held at $3. Wheat was lower, with more doirg; since oor last report 9 000 bushels of Cana atau white sold at $1 80, and 4.000 ditto, wold to-day at 86 afl Corn was dull and lower with more activity. The es'es embraced about 30,000 4 40,600 bushels, iaviud- ing Southern mixed, at 66¢,, ana yellow anc white do. (8¢ a 7c, Weriern’ mixed #as quievand mowiual. ity- —Fales of 6,000 bushels were made, part to acr va, ut $1.22. ats continued dull and pices unchanged. CorvEs,—There were 14,000 mate of Java offered at auc- tion, £00 of which were soic at 14%c., when the remain- der waa withdrawn ; 250 do. sold at private aale at 1434 «. 50 slaracsibo and 360 do Maracaizo triage sold at pri- ¥.—the vales embraced about 1,600 a 2,000 bales. The market cored heavy Freicuts.—Kates continved steady. To Liverpool about 20,000 a 45,000 bushels corn, wheat, &c., were engaged at 7d. a i2{d. bwk, and at 7d. for wheat io begs. Flour was at Ys. 6d. a 2h. 9d. 500 bales of com- pressed cotton we e engaged at 34d., and 100 a 200 do. do, at 9-32d,, with a saul lot of Sea Leland at 344. Heavy goods were at about 30s, To London rates were ficm. To Havre cotton was engaged at %c.; flour was at 75c.; ashes at 9c.; and greir at 2ve. Hay was steagy at $1183 per 100 Ibs, MorAsses.—Saies ot 500 ‘bbis. New Orleans weze made at dic. a ddc. a 460. with @ smail lot of prime at 47c, Naval Storws,—Salea of 1,500 bbis. rosin were made at $1 €0, und 400 9 500 bbls. ep rits at dic. Ou.—Linseed bas been ia better demand and English was active, with sales of 50,000 a 60,000 galloas withu a few Caspr, at Ble, a 83c , wish sales to-day of a few thou- sand pa-lons at B4c. » 85c.; waale and sperm were firm, without chsnge of lraportance in prices. Provisions. —The market waa inac.ive; sales of 200 a 100 bbs. of mees were mace at $16. Prime was heavy and ncminai. Beet continued dul, and prices unchanged. Repacked Western ineas was at $ll.a $13 00, Beef hams were at $13. $16 00, the lator tor prime and extra quahty, Bacon was rather firmer, with moderate at 8%c., $140. a Oe. for hort and long miadles, d Was more active, aud the sales included 1.000 packags at 10%c. a 1050, Cut meats were sterdy at 73. tor shoulders, and 83{¢. a 9c. foc hams. The business doing in Butter and cheese was light, and prices were | heavy. Rie.—The market was without change, and transay tions were moderate, Real, Estate —By A J. Bleeker & Co —Leasehold pro- perty, No. 266 Broaaway, 25x117, $25 000; hou-e and lot No, 17 East Fighteensh street, 24x94, $11,710; house and lot No, 243 ic ‘Thirty: tirst street, 18x83, $7,400; house and lot No. 245 do. adjoining, do., $7.50; house and lot No. 679 Hudson street, 25x74, $4,600; do. do., 70 Wess Twenty-rix hh ste t, 2x99, $8,400; do. do., 5 Ceatre Market place, $4000: do. do. on Lexington avenue, near Fitty-second srreet, 20x70, $2,200; 1 lot sorner of Lextog ton avenue and Fit y-second treet, $1,700. Also, by James M. Miver, howe and lot No. 161 Essex streat, 20x09, $4.025; do. do, 192 in Thirty-first stzest, 17x09 $5,200, In Wilhamsburg—One lot ccrner Ainsles and Louimer streets, 23x97, $700; 3 lots adjoin, on Lori mer street, each $490, 22x97, $1,370; 1 lot do. do., 22x97, $496; 2 lots do. do., each $515, 22x97, $1,030; Llot do. ao, 22x97, $665; 1 lot cor, Lorimer and Vowers streets, 23x97 $775; 1lot in rear ofabove on Fowers strest, 22x100, $505; 1 lot adjoining, $510; 2 lo's do., each $525, $1,050; 2 4). do, enon $510, $1,545; 1 lot d. 1 ée, ip rear<f above on Ains ) $525; 2 Jorn ac joinicg, 292x100, e192 $505, $1,010; 2 do. do., 28x 100, each $510, $1,020; 1 lot do. 2¢x109, $400; 2 lots do., 28x00, each $610, $1,090; 1 lot'do., 22x100, $600. Avo, by A. H. Nigolay, 1 lot corner ot Second avenue and Lighty ft h streot, 46x2100, $2,300; 1 do. on Kighty-sisth siueet, ncar Filth avenue, 20x102, $1,125; 1 du, on Kighty fifth street, im rear of above, 2°x102 $796; 1 do. corner of Sixty-third street snd Ninth ave.ue, 25x100, $1,800; 1 co, in ear of above on Sixty thiro street, same size, $900; 1 co, adjo'nirg, sane size, $380; 2 lots on Rigaty fitth sheet, between First and Segond avenues, 265x102, each $9(0, $1,800; 2 do. in rear of abova on Eighty fifth stress, each’ $710, $1,426, Sart.—A cargo of Ashton’s Liverpoo!, consisting of 1,960 bushels wes sold at p. te 2 mA Soar,—About 400 boxes castie were sold at 111,c. SvGar—fales of 120 boxes browa Havana were mada at , acd about £00 to 600 hhds. Cuva muscovado and Orleans at 734¢. a 73¢c. tor the former, wich a small lot of 20 hhds. prime at 8;c., and New Orleans at 73,0. af3¢c, Allro.d at the msidefi ures were for refiaing. ‘Eas —Tess imported per Klectric—Te-ms 6 mos. chestaat 490.; 54 do. 480 ; 45 do. 400 ; 135 do, 39346. ; 70 do. 44340. ; 209 do. 34c. Young Hysoa— 10 baif chests at 5740. ; 10 do. 5ic.; 49 do. 56 3¢c.; 108 do. BO%ge.; 55 do, 47e ; 162 ds. 483¢c ; 54 do. dic ; 78 do. 4330.3 261 do, 43e.; 72 ¢o. 423¢¢.; 155 do, 413,¢.; 50 do. 410. ; 98 do. 403¢0.;'126 do. 39c.; 42 do. 3844¢.; 257 ao. i80.; 187 0. i5e.; 157 do. 3430 ; 94 do. d4c.; 46 do. cn; 51 do, 263¢¢.; B26 do. 26c : 77 do. 45e.; 1 do, 22¢.; 65 do. 19%46. L'wankay—j64 half chests at £63¢ ; £0 do. 18. Hyson Twankay—28 chests at 2934.5 24 do. 143e.; 1Ohslf do. 8134¢ ; 206 oo. 3le.; 51 do, 27346. Hyson Skin—60 chests ut 20c.; 40 do. 19. ; 10 do, 1834¢.; 40 do. 18c. ; 41 do. 1234c.; x Gungowder—9 half chests at 862.: 10 do. 65c.; 18 do. 643¢c. Imperisl—8 hait chests at 71%¢.; 10 do. 483¢0. ; 106 do. 48c. ; 82 do. 46c. ; 11 do. 44 4c. ; 61 4>, dle. ; 5 canes do. 71}0.; 5 do. Tle.: 25 boxtado, 43¢.; 15 do, 33e. Oolong— 39 89 do, 28350. ; S-uchong—20 chests at 30c. ; do. 2834¢.; 362 halt chests at 1834 pa Ce Wuiskky,—The market was dull, Sales of 120 bbls. were made at 28c. a 2%c. for Ohio and Prison. Drudge wan at 2c, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, INSTRUCTION. 0 —bOOKKEEPIsG.—MR. DOLB@AR, 609 BROAD D Way. guarantees to qualify students for any si:uation in business before the Ist of May, few private seats may be secured this day ard evening, at only $10 tor the full course N. B —Students wishing 10 learn en these conditions must ap- ply at once. 1 50 FOR WRITING TEN LESSONS, OR SiXTKEN for $2 Bookkeeping and arithmetic at greatly re Cuced prices, at Mr, PAIN’: jemtes, 233 Grand, corner of Bowery, and 166 Fulton street, Hsrooklyn, now open every day and evéning Commutation by the month or quarter in all branches. Apply early. GEN1LEMAN, A PROFKSSOR, OFFERS TO GIVE IN- AA struction in French and on the piano, to one or a number af punis. Jor board in a private family Jo the eountry, a snort distance from New York; bas @ fine7 octave piano of his own tor the use of the tamily if needed, address Alpha, Union square Poet ofllce. CADEMY OF LANGUAGES.—TWO GENTLEMEN, ONE graduate of tne Universi of Madrid the othor a gradu- ate of the Univerrity of Paria, intend opening n*w courses in the French and Spanish; both have bad many years’ experience ‘nm teaching in vuntry. Terms rate, Private lessons Mf desired, elther at the academy or at the ‘residence of toe pupils. Apply from 9 A. M. till 2 P. M., and from 3t>7 P. M., at 24 Walker street. RCHITECTURAL DRAWING.—I WISH TO ENGAGE & competent Derson to give mea few lessons in the above fine, and aso tomake s draught of = building at my own ol: fice, Address R. L. B., Herald office, ] OOKKFKPING.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE six pupils this week tor a thorough course of double entry « «kkeeping, meresntlie writing and arithmetic. Terms for the full course $26, including . OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. 262 Broadway, Corner of Franklin street, tg ce AND FRENCH LANGUAGES GRATI3—A European gentleman, having leisure hours in the morning or the evenfog, would like to the above languages to some lemen; al gratis. Addrens, stating where an e had, Joseph Licastro, 684 way. Re ferences exchanged. RIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP. — THE subscriber will recetve a limited numer of ladies or gen- Uemen for private instruction in mercantile and epistoiary writing. kach pupil will receive pis perscaal attention OLIVER 8, GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway. ENGR VINGUT, PROFESSOR OF THE SPANISH }O_ language in the New York University, will commence 4 new class on Wednesday next, atthis residence 3/9 Fourth street, where apoiication may made. Senor V. willala: give private Jessona and make translations from English into Spanieh and vice versa. eg —PROFESSUR GORKIN, NO. 134 EIGHTH street, adjoining the Mercantile Library, continues to teach the above jar guage. Alav, & furnished room to let, wilt or without board, to those who to the instruction would wish to add the advantage of daily conversation In Spanish with the teacher. orange AND FR LANGUAGEB —PRUF, A, PIKRRA can receive a tow pupila for instruction in tha Above langnages Terme moderate. Addcous 70 Waive swreet, wo doors from Broadway, trom 12 to 6 o’clock P. M W2ITING-PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, I8 TAUGHT ‘upon sound wad indisoutadle principles, to the entire ¢xslusion ot tne modern six and tow lesson charlatenr’, by FOB1ER & DIXON, 346 Broadway, day and evening, usual, Prospectiis on application. ASTROLOGY. a STONISHING TO ALL.— MADAME MORROW, THK thier, has a natural gitt to tell past, vresvat and all the life, even ‘the very set nade nda, an those who are separaied, who will enjoy the Vil of mm/rimonial bliss. Aj} who ‘good cal\ soon for reliet and comfort. Thonsanda pressed ibeir belief tbat whe is the moat wondertul aatrol: im the world, ever been koown, though she prac. be bap et panne at reconcileabie AA philowphera. No arge if not satished. Broome ween non and Columbia, Gentlemen not admitted ex gis NLAIRVOYANCE.—MRS, SEYMOUR, 110 SPRING ST., J a few doors west of Broad *ay, the most successful medi: eal and business clairvoyant in America Asthma, bronchitia, liver o mplaint, dyspepeia, general Ty, fever aod agus in its worst form, nervousness, Ac., cured if curable, ana satis {action guaranteed, or no pay taken. j red Teonessce, inferior to good, ra. ged fcom $4.69 | WIN ANOIAL. TO ADVANCE— $999,500 "o.Aaveuiee Dusosos, ac, Os ba ervey Beoa\ . ss OA ACDUFE & HOOPER, 96 Broadway. $999.00 —-TO LOAN ON WaTe CESS, DIAMONDS, jeWe ry, pianos, Gry goods, segura, 3 Wozors, borness, ac. Every’ dosoripuon. of property bouwht, fed thie highest’ prices patd in east AL! wanenctiona stelolly conficentiol Private rooms bu 6, at TAYLOR & C0.'s, y tor ladies, Office hours trom 9 Burton's theatre, u, ae —RONEY 'O LOAN ON WATCHES,DIA 89 Chambers street, next door ta GU0.000. “ands oneity separa. des goods, ke $6 bonis mortgages, “nly sinewotisted, watches towel by TiOMPBUN & CO. 02 24, commer Of Ann st $557 OuOnR 2: ’, DIAMOND JEWELRY, SE 5 gars, ard avery description of va'nanle pro- Pe,1y, Dowaht and soid by JOs, Ki Isa. aU, No. 11 Chamber st, ement cilice, trom 9 ull — Business prompt aad confiden: tial. ld gold end silver buught, No business transacted on Saturdays. $5 OUU —BUSIN WANIKD BY A PARTY WHO 2. has bad @ iarae experience, and is desirous of invesung 1b woOve smount in Bowe safe and reBp4 table Posi bess. 4 tention will be given only to communications from princi ‘taiing ‘he palure of the business offered, which {| 8th be Heated confidentiali7, Adaress box 1.443 Post office. $170 000 TU LO4S, UN ULAMONOS, WATCHES, A Jewelry, sigars, dry goods and ell valu Bb/e property, Bt more easy rates than at aay other aifloe in the city. or bough! for cash. Notes aod mv ea negotiated. Basiuens prompt and confidential. Oflea hours ‘rom 9 t15, a theloid oflice of BAAISIRD & CO.. 35 John street, room 3, tecond ficor. 0 &e., for 4a € chea rest, rooms Nos. vega $80,000 TO INVKET FOR AN Ett atk, ON GOOD | improved or unimproved reat extate in this itv oF Ht 50,11 ams from $1 000 10 $20,008 alan, 00 . Apply to J. K. UUUK, i of 110m $500 to $900, 0 koa fi Jr. No 5 Wall, office 11, $5 000 WANTKU-—ON MORTGAGERION LHE FIRST Pe class three story brown stone henge ard lot Do West ‘thirty second steect, near Broadway, worth ‘0 Was doubie the amount Bordsmen good. spply to E. KKN- | MbbY, 162 West 4wenty-fourth street, between Seve ith snd Kighch avenues AXSY AmouNt OF MONKEY TO PURCHASE FOR CAstt prices diamonds, watekes, rich jewelry, piate, and any valuanie peraonsl property. 2%. WOGL), 69 Fuitoa atreet, cond floor, tront room. 8 A.M. t05P. M A few superior oll psiniings for sale » bargain, or exchanged for marchandise BUSINESS NOW, LOANG, do “SAMUEL. BUWs 54 Wall sizeet, second story, 's ouud ng, will made ad- vanres on and purenase business paper, Wholesale drug notes prefer re L% NTKD—OF FOUR HUSURED DOLLARS, Jor which good security will be given, aitch as a pisvo- jorte, watch and disinond ring, which ace of the best descrip. Ww ‘on could take partof the ‘amount In hard. Avy party willing to Joan th otis ¥ To LOAN—ON DIAMOGDe, WATCAKM, JuW- EVKRY zty, or bought out at sight. at the old- lice in the city, No. 41 Howard st., e the strictest contidence and aouor pt McLOUGHLIN & O'NKILE OFFICR AND KEAL Retaty 305 Wroadway, corner of Duane stroet, room The Droprietor ta Dow prepared to loan or soriptions of personal proper stches. jbores, carriages, harness, cloths,’ silks, aad aloo works of art, Business prompt, accommodatlng ant con- fideotial, Private ovens tor dha receotion of indier. N, B.— Varies waited upon at thelr residences, QPLCE OF THE MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY, No. 187 Greenwich street, New York. March 6, 1855 — he annual meeting of the stooxholders of ‘the Min- g Company will be held at {his office on Wedues- y A RY, Secretary. OT INTEREST, WITH GOOD SEIURITY, white given for $5,000 for one year. Addreas J. F., pera fice, for cne ony, informing where the party cao se reen, —A 3 waster LDEK WAN CKD. T ercot a first class store, in the lower part of the city, wor anont $15.00), tor which a reator 15 per cent on the cost will be patd on a long lease, Aadreas A. W , Post oflice, diamonds. & COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $10, OO{ ~ WANED, A PARTNER WITH tu busluess already established. T)ix 18 @ sure and uc usual cpportunity of igvesiing capital in a business tht pays €xormous profita. ‘The grester part of the capital can be turn: ed every week. producing on each weekly operation thirty per cent profit, ali the goods manufactured can be sold on tre spot for cash on delivery, Any person desirous of realizing a rapid and certain fortune. can investigate the facts and be per- ly satisiled of the truth of the above statemen’. Addcess ¥abric, heraid office, with real name, stating where an in‘er- view can be bad, A CAPL tal of trom $10,000 to $2),(00 in a manutas- $10. 600. —WANTED, A PARTS#ER, Witd $10,000 A cash, to. ne onenird interest in a hotel: it EOLOpOlees One of the best; watering places tn the « nit: 1 REP ate We Shced focsuperscdetall ores it atenes 210 mies tom New York cit7, 03 railroad, in the most beault- fui part ot this State. ‘Lhe proprietc:2 2 not heeitate to say, that for gc: oful id eruptive diseages, the Water 19 superior to sny In the World—to which, references will be given to « large number of the most influential ladies and gentlemen {1 the state, ‘The reader may thick strange that be has never hewrd cf this water; he need no‘, from the tact that a notice of he above hes never appeared in public print. ‘The proprietors are about enlarging their ut'dings, which induces them to take a third partper. Please call on the advertiser for three days, at ihe oflice of the Girard House, corner of Chambers street an SALES AT AUCTION. { LBERT H. MCOLAY. AUCTIONERR, WILL “eKLL this day, March ¢. 1245 o'clock, et the Merchants’ Ex- har ge for account of i may concora:— 65 600 Meristia and Cincicnati KE Ve mort. bonds. 4.000 Ss raenie and | Biogbamton Kut. Las Hat. 5.00 Ivo Coutral Kee bender, 14.010 Wipitrece Mining and Mavutacturt 1d Wevtern KK. Ist mort. bonds tral RR. lat mort. bon 1s. 1,000 sb & 8: Loais RK 1st mort. bonds 1,008 bond: : 1,000 40 shares Galena aad Chicago RR. 100 20 Koiekerbocker ntage Co. 10 20 Excelsior Fire Insurance Co. 50 4) Ler ox Fire insurance « 2B 10 Metropolitan Fire insurance 100 25 Butgers Fire Insurance Co 25 16 Beekman Fixe lmeurancs Co. 2 4 North River Firs Lasurance © 5 40 Chatbam Bepk.. 2B 50 re ‘he accrued interest on ali the bance will be charged to the purchaser. Nex regular sale on Mon day, March 40. ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioveer and Banker, No. 4 Broad. atrees. lots. in the beat part of Brooklyn, situated on Front, Gold, Atlantic, Bieet and Carroll streets, and oa Fuitor, Myri # and Lafayette svecues, to be sold at the Merchants’ Kx: ge, On the ith ot March, by ANTHONY J. BLEKUKER, ‘Terms eas+ aod indisputable. UCiON NUTICK.-HENRY ‘It, LERDS & CO., AUC ioneers, will sellt this day, (Thursday,) at 10}q o'clock at the residence 76 Franklin street, west of isrosdway, all ho Jurniture of that first class house, consisting i octave piapotorie, city muke; one elaborate! parlor suite, covered in rich satin brocatel; good Bri three-ply ard ingrsin carpets; rosew 20d centre, side and sofa tables, marble tops; one eluant rose wood marble top etegere ‘mirror tront and back, and lined with satin wood; rosewo>d and mshcgany Kitzabethisn bedateads, pure hair mattresses; Dailiages; rosewooa marole top bureaus and washstands; also, oi) painting: @ gilt frame mirrors, allver plated ware, cut- lory, dc. ‘This sale wil: be without any reserve whatever, aod ts required trom every purchaser, Persous in want of od furniture ehould attend, as every article in the house Toust be sold, Alaioy NUTICK.—FURTY KIGAT HOUSES AND Nay: er, NOVICE.-H. T. LEEDS & Co., AUC ee? 8, will sell on Friday, March 7, at 104, o'clock, at the residence No, 464 Broome street, ail the rosewood, black Walnut and mahcgany furniture, consisting of two solid rose- wood and parlor suita, ia the best French crims® tel: one seven o eintings: ines and gere, wih plate glass doors and back cost $1 per, to match; rosewocd biveaus. bedsteads aud i to match; Fretcn pier glass, rosewood side, centre and sofa tab es, tapestry, Brussels, ingcain and | velvet carpets; 25 hair mattresses, with bedsteads; flue Dres- den vaser, liquor gets; articles for tollet large oval and other glaesex, rorewood - ing. tea and dining tab . lal cutlery, siiver plated ware of all kinas, a large lot of creckerv, Very fine sola bedstead, conches, sofas, #fa bottom cbaira rocking choirs easy chairs, Voltaire and liracy roreWoo" secretary bookcase, with a large lot of azticles too numercuato mention, Sse roa ive, AUCHON NOTICE—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONFER, sicre 97 Centre street, will eeli on Friday, March 7, a 1139 o'clock, at 231 First avenue, the entire stock of a furnivire dealer, viz , solas, bureaus, tables, bedstead s, looking glasses, metirebeex ‘wardrobe: ‘secondband piano: qtle, with the usual F AUETION noric nerain carvets, painted su'ts, mirrors. dres- ting bureavs, hair mattresses, Werdrobes. sofas. mavogany chairs, &c., Wh a general assortiment of househoid goods AUCTION ROMCRLARGE SALE UF SPRING cloiwing WM. TOPPING & CO.. 92 Broadway, near Wail etreet, will include ia their sale of #riday, March 7, @ large, bandsome and desirable lotof epring clothing, all uewly mace up, acnsisting of coats, pants and vests of a: sly es and quanties: and wonld partioularly osil the a:tention of auttown and city buyersto the rame, Catalogues and samples morn- ing ot eal, LOTION NOVGE.—J. BOGART, AUCCIONEER.—BY | 8. Bovart this day, at 1015 o'clock. at the auction rooms, corner of Frapsfort and William etraets, mortgage wale of Dousenold tur iture, the fixtures of @ butcher's shop, horse, cart and barnees, €c., large brues seales, counters, extra iarge Meat hiocks, ssusage cutiing machine, 47 barre’s sali fish, cheste black and green tea, brandy, preserves crockery, 48 boxes segars, chest carpenter's trols, one wool picking ma- chin; also one horee, cart and harness. At 11 o'clock, atiarge assortment of bouseho d turniture, mibogany sofas, elegant mahogany patent wardrebe bedsiead, mahogany and cane erst chairs. rocker, Brussels, ingrain carpets, ollclota, ooxing glosses, bureaus. ‘superior curled hatr mattresses, ‘cooking stoves, kitchen furniture. WILLIAM THOMPSON, Attorney for mortzavee. Also by virtue of an execution, a fot of cloth ng; shirts draw. ers, sallors’ chests, piece gocds,’ Also, at 12 o'clock, at 0) la- therive street, the fixtures of @ olothing stare, gas fx'ures, shelving, &c WILL. PH MP, table SON Const ION NCTICE, BOGART, AUCTIONEER. — Borart, this day, at 10 o'clock. at the Hipuoaia, 67 Waits stree’, horses carts wad harness, By virtua of an exe cution, 3goed work horses, 3 carts, $eets cart harness, Sale positive, ‘Lerms cath. ILLIAM THOMPSON, Avs ION NOTICE.—THOMAS BELG, AUCTIONERR— 4y BELL & BUSH. ‘this day, at 10% o'clock, in the fa'esroc ms, 12 North William street. a fire lot of good second. band finiture. also, precisely at 11 o'c'ock, we will sell frcm the eheives aii onuire stock Of supérior ary goods, hosiscy, genilerren’s furnishing articles, shirie, drawers, ' threads, shaw's, cessimeres ctoths, satinets; aleo three trunks of find clothing, &c, Also, without reserve, the rematnder and most valunb.e of the stock of a watch maker and jewel er removed from the Bowery; 15 gold and silver watches, 2 splendid gold hunting levers, & veriety cf jewelry, silver forks and spoons, 80 boxes texars. 10 small chests superior tea, &c. Friday, th3 entize valuable furniture of a tamivv. UCTION NOTICF,—ASSIGNER’S SALE—SAMUEL’ OSGOOD, auctioneer, 85 Naseau street, will seli on Mon- Say, March 10, at 10 o'clock, at #4 Fulton street, Broox!yn, the of a plumber’s shop, consisting of every kind cf goods to shat business. Ars. Yon’ West Broadwa: $10.000 22. 8500mA, PARTNER WANTED. IN ' oue of the most profitable Inmber and maait facturipg pusiness fu this State ‘The profits are 30 per cant, A perfectly satistactory arrangement may be made with a gocd business man Who can command the above capital. ‘The business ie row in successful operation, Apply to 0. B. HOW:S & Ov., 84 Nassau street, $4,000 ~APARTNER WANTED, EITHNR AvtIVE . » orsilent, in a prontable inanufacturing busi esx. Reterorces exchanged. aadress, with real nam2, #. Hi. O , Herald office. $3. 50 CASH WANTED—AND AN aCTiVK MAN 5 to engage ma lumber manufac nring business, in Brookiyn, under circnmsiances that will ret $6000 per \ear. For particulars call at C. B. HOWKS & OU.'S ollice, 4 Nassau street, 3, 00 WANTED, A PERSON, WITH TH'S . ‘¢ amount, to invest equaily with the advertiser, in 8 Javor saving machine of i value, The mackie is in full aperatien, and has only to be seen to satiety that » large profit will be realized. For particulars apply at 202 Fulton street, second floor, rom 14. 3.000. aX ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTED, IN e. + aturniture store, who can lend his employer theaFove amount, xecured upon the stock, for which 7 per cent interest will be paid aud $2) per week for services, | Address Breoy, Berald office, with real name and address, ‘WANTED TO FIND, A BUSINK3S MAN 6 A 5 the above amount, to engage with the ad- 2.000 mies ti ith the ad- Vertiser in an established business inthis city, paying from $4 000 to $6,000 per annum. Every satisfaction given upon an Interview. ‘References exchanged, address E. R. 7. & Uo., 142 Herald cfica, with name, ds. $1 50 TO $2 000.—A PARTNER IN A PROFICABLE ac manuiaciiring business, well established aud on extensive wholesale trade. The object of a paricer O eniarge the business and take charge of the indoor or ré business, and supersn’end the sales and financial portion of the same, ‘Apply to C. B. HUWKS & CO , 34 Nassau street, 1.000 .~WARIED, AN ACHVE MAN, WITH THIS é . ) '« stmnount, to vuy one-half interest in a safe, re- spec ahle and lucrative business in this elty, For partinalars, wh'ch wit! be satisfactory, apply to Mr. 1NG ACLS, 418 Broad Woy, second floor, trent roc entrance 5Q Canal street. LUO RARINGR WANTED, WITH THE ABOVE DLUU, cmonnt, im an ostanliahed business, which wil pay him $1,200 eure (ond no risk) per year. ‘Lhe Tight kind of 4 mau will be honorably and liberally weated with. Apply to C. I. HOWES £ C0. 84 Naseau street DVO Arc GENTLEMAN, WANTAD, WATH THIS (QU. amount, immediately, to purchase an equal inter ext na trave ling business, which is without competiuon, and with iudustry $200 per month exo be male wi'hout risk.’ Ap- ply OGHEEN & ©0,. 345 Lb SSCLUTION UF COPARTNERSBIP.—~THE COP ARE- ner-hip heretotore exis under the firm of Ju# PENT. LADD’S CIKCUS COMPANY was dissolved on the 18th of GCetober Inst Mutual consent, the sabseriber having sold his entire ints . Sloat New York, Mareb 4, 1856. JOSKPH CUSHING, [)RSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.~JOBIAH J. Lt Count, having pt Strong in the firm of Le Count & Strong, sald firm is thi aay dissolved. J. J. Le Count ta fully authorized to seule all bu ness ot aald firm. J, J. Lis COUNT, Sam FRANCISCO, Fob. 2, 1856. CHAKLES L. STRONG. J J. Le Count will continns the book, stationery, news- , Upon his individual account, at Joum' » y a Franelseo. Jo5, Le COUNT. ARTNER WARTED.—A COMPSEENT BUSINESS MAN, who can Invest $4,000 in @ safe and profitasle busines, and devote his time to the same, tor @ goud salary. Addrees P. D. F., Herald ofice, ARINER WANTED—A CASH PARTNER, WITH $2 WO, to engage Well established oumness, without cmpeution. “This is a rare opportunity, tor @ man tosecure & torture, or & man with this amount will be employed on a sa- lary, es ma security given for the loan. Address I. F. B., beTald office. ‘PO PUBLISHERS.—A LITERARY MAN DESIRES TO onreet himaelt ins irom way with a pub Isher, be- bevrg angement cou made fis par- tra “ne who would work Ont Bie busiaess with the Inledi- ‘best reetures sniccess in that Tine may fiad ‘Address An Advertiser, Poat vent enterprise that ‘his proporal interesting to bim. office . ANTED-A SMART MAN OF ENTERPRISE AND ‘bnsiness ability, with a capital of $800 to introduce some- elty ot York, whick will pay ‘Fos man ot the r thing entirely new in 000 net profit within the next four months. " wil béeasured,” Address H. 0. Wy Herald ard address, so thata line may reach yo an inierview and inform you of the busine ANTEL—A PARTNER, IN A RETAIL JEWELRY store in Brooklyn, done & good business, ‘To a practical watchmaker the above offers « great inducement. For tuil purticu ress Jeweller, Herald oftico. ___ EDUCATION. Aa AES. ATATE AND NATIONAL BAW SCHOOL, POUGH- Be, Seren ara ate eres eee cet iD " ioe daily; profedstonal busicors weugnt: Rextverm commences on the Sth of May, Hon. He fn eminent lawyer, ted & professorship. vr W. Fowler, Eaq.. pratoreer, ‘Tentmonina —Pitr, jer ta the Fowl ‘secom- Dixon’s line.”"—Henry cols iments aud senerat speaking Agile. vA eae of Bae chelor of Laws somfarred-Seond for catalogues wre tral; 3 iy od M ac. Sarees ao DMINISTRATOR’S SALE-OF THE ENTIRE STOCK of the livery stable, bar fixtarea, liquors. dc, ot the Kings County Hotel, srcolyn, atthe Pook ‘sllp ferry lapoing, several teams of matched 6 of besuti- Int syle and action, new carriages, light Wagoos. sielzhs, 4c Ac Several strgle horses io excelient order; # beanttal and fast trotting colt'S years old, of the highest reputaiicn, out of Black Hawkand Awerican oe. The whole will De ‘sold to- ge/ber. Or separate. as may be required, Apply on the pre- mises. SSIGNEB’S SALE—I WILL SFLL, TAIS DAY, AT 1033 o'clock @ splendid avsortment of fine gold watches, o¢ the most celebrated mskers, ali fully warranted for time and quality ot w¢ alee, rich diamonds and gold jewelry; without reserve, torcash, By order of the assignee. K. 8, AARON, Auctioneer ¥ JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUOCTIONEBR.—FRIDAY, March it 10 o'clock, A.M , at tne central salesrooma, Willoughby ‘et, corner of Pearl, lyn, regu’ar weekly rook sale ot houreboid furniture; also part of the stock of a house furnishing store, comprising’ woodenware, tinware, crockery, glass and hardware, canary birds and cages, sliver plated goods, 8,U00 eegars, &c , Ac. ¥ Fae SCHENCK, AUCTIONKER.—EOWARD Bi o'clock nek will sell this day, at 1 poreuiealy, wind’, Y large ‘wale of 1e8, segars, ¢., from an sock, “viz :~Otard," Hennessey, a 0. BP. ; old Q. pale, brown and golden aberries, London porta, champagne, south side Madeiras, Holland xin, Jamaica rum;'Scotch, irish and Monony Whiskey, in ca+es ant demfjoht§; a'so, Havana segars. The goods will be in store, had purchasers can rey upon reoelving welt goods imme diately aiter the sae very article warranted true to repre. sentation. Sale positive, without reserve. D 8 RBOUG: AUCTIONEER—WILL = SKLL, seity; Hnumaday. nt 10% o'clock A.M. 3 elecantiy carved rosewood suits, in brocatel; splendid 7 ociave rose wood plano forte, oll gainiings, knghall velvet carpets, pier ginaen, £0. being part contents ot the five story residence No 79 Warren street, and opposite the Hudson River Railroad depo:, ‘the pariors are covered with English velvet carpet, made by Separate rovewood suites, solid rosewood frames, finely finished and all in diflerent colored brocatel; elegantly carved plate glass etage, heavy rosewood centre tables, besides great variety ot cther' rosewood tanles, of light and graceful patterns; rosewood corner etages, bookracks, labies. a large and splendid rosewood snd revolving front, cost In Paris THIS pier mache bookense, with clreular $200; a vary superior heav'ly carved rosewood pianotorte, doubie action war- = also @ pile cf music, severa: very coatly oll paintings, ele; elegantly d Clay, Wester, fart Bacchus, deliers, French pi rac) Hie gd spring invalid chairs, ladies’ fancy reception do, shades, tc. Bedrooms and Hall—English tapestry, Brussels and fine in- grain carpets, Fglish olicloth, stair carpets, bat rack, hall cbairs, stair rods, &c ; severs) solid rosewood and mahozany nlizavethian bedsteads, rorewood and mahogany dressing bu- and washstan Tesun corner, comm a, fine hate matiresses, counterpanes, boletera and pillows, paintings and enzravin, mahogany soims and chairs, maple do., mahogavy rockers, pine bureaus, damask lounges, china toilet seta. mualin cur- ‘aire, vases and clocks Gothic tablea, gilt mirrora, &c , &c. Dining Boom snd Basemon!—Fine y exiension table, dining and breakfast sofas, dining chaira, stoves, elegant sex ot (dinner,) china re, 250 pieces; tea neta, 88 pleces; do. 44 Pieces, all French china; fine French cut preserve tumbiers, got sulta, fruits, tc. Costly silver plate, consisting of tes serv: e@, salvers, 7 and 8 bottle castors, 4, apoons, eps, fish | nivea, butter knives, de Liquor set, liquor cas joe ‘avd wine decaviers, cut, colot and angraved; table mata, rapkins, £o.; table linen, do. Facilities for packing and mov- ing furnished Sale positive and will commence precisely at the honr. Catalogues ready, AUCIIQNEER—OFFICE 293 HROAD- ¥H informs his friends and the prtbile D. NASH, « way.—D. ) NASH that he is prepared to give his personal attention to the sales of iurpiture, dc., at the residences of thoee wishing to sell at auc- tion PGE: B ERANKIIN, AUCTIONKERSBY PRANK 1) LIN & NICHOLS,—Sale of billiard tables, bar, bar fix- tores, ensrav ngs, tables, chairs, stoves glass ware, wines, Nquore acd eegara On Thureday morning. Feb. ti, wt 10‘; o'clock, at the Empire Hotel, 72 racket’ atreet, South Brook- lyn, near Homilton ferry two superior billiard tables. newely new, O'Connor & Collender’s 6; also balla, cues, te., and the whole of the furniture and fixtures in the shove house. Sele without re erve. XECUTION SALE OF GROCERIES. JOHN W. SOMER- E INDYKE, auctioneer, store No. 20 North William atrect; apjourned ralt, by virtue of several executions; this day March 6, at 10 o'c'ock, at the corner of 125th ‘street and Fourh avenue, tbe contents of a xtore, consisting of green and black teas, brown and crushed sugars, ool tplees, plokles, preserves, butter, lard, otf and molasven, soap, flour, candles rh &c.; fixtures of store, platiorm and counter seal ic, ke. JOHN R. FARRINGTON, Constable. ) HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEER~BY THE MANHATTAN {j, Compony—will sell on Friday, at halt-past ten o'clock, at ts Roaean street, a new replenished stook of elegant furnitire of 1 deecriptions, 80.000 segara, and 50 bales green tow. Sale poattive. Outdoor sales and house sales promptly attended to, And money Fald on day ot ¢ past fen o'clock, at ealesroom ¥ Sale of pianoforte, new and eecond hand car pel, doy LJ sermons and close accounts, rosewood, m1 gany Ai walnut lor suita, in the most tmeblonagle aed costly French eatin broc ronal silk, plush, alr cicth, oak, rosewood, enamelled an y 4 ture fn euit; dining extension taoles, etegeres, sideboards and osk chairy hibrary apd Doorcases, hall bat stands, parlor cofha. teta-a-(eten, arm chairs, rockers, Oi centre. card and pirr tables; bedateads bureaus, wi ‘wardrobes mattressee and paliiasses, ol] patutines, aograviny French plate mirrors, cutlery, silver plated ware, fancy: Brussels. tapestry ¢'rpeta, Ac : and st twelve o'clock, one ot ¢ Sale peremptory superior rosewood pianotorte and piano stool. (AROCERIRS, CODFISH, SOAP, LIQUORS, SRGARS.— T Friday, March 7, at 10i¢ o'clock, at 67 Dey street, corner of Greenwich, cedtah tex regina, primes, tanckorel, Her rom. ain, brandy, Cy . rome secenge, Ealree, re eciaaces, PAWS, FOCONS, chine! ‘locks | pene coats, pants, collars. 'W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. GALES AT AUCTION. AUUTIONEER ~—MOBTG@AGE BALE UF furziture, carcets, mirrors, &2—F, C Cae will sell this day, Thurrday, March 6, mt helt-past ten o’cts at No, if) State street, opposite the Bavery, the eatire turatuce of ine largs three sory house, by virtue ot @ morteage., The tale will comprire every variety of Koglish, Brussels ree~ ply and ingra:n carpets, large quantity of oie oths mshogauy pecior (ariiture, sulas Bud 60's Dedsieads, OLE Very superior mabogeny dinirg aud extentioa table, marole wo drewing aad plain ye ters Frenon and otner beastesca, hair mattresses, feather beda. centre, card and other tables; chiaa and glass Ware, stoves kitchen furniture, &c. Sale peremptory, withouc regard to weather. a iB TIONEER—HAS REMOVED TO Giibrere sere ad Broulwas, where he wil be bapoy and to atierd to the rale of turniture and furniture j) COLTON, bousebold tosee bia triende, merchandise generally. His first sale of e the store, March 12. H. LEKDK & CO.—MORTGAGE BALE—ON FRI- H. day, March 7, at 10% o'clock, at toe Irving House, 28t broodway, between Chaa.vera ard Keade streets, the entire balance of the @ remaining uucalled tor, together with & large lot not befure offered, consisting injpart of enamelled cotmme suites of bedroom iurnuure, rorewood, mahogany, black walnut and maple bedsteads otreaus, washstands, tollet asd side tab es, carved rosewood and mahogany parlor guites, Jounges, sofas and coairs, velvet. Bruseels and ingraim car- 1»: ol'cloths, douhle, three-quarter and single mattresses; eta, sheets pillow caren table clothe, towels and Dap- k ’h framed French plate, pier and mantel mirrors; as chandeliers, bed and dining room crockery, and a large lot of copper kitchen uteraile, cde. sale are berevy notified that’ unlesa their for and removec before the forteited, and the guode ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEKR.—SHERIF E'S: ‘sale of entire balance of ttock of groceries, on Friday, March 7, at 1044 o'clock, at the salesroom, No 534 Pine street, comprising in part fine green and black teas. roasted and greem coffees, white and brown sugars, Swiss cheese sardines, sweet ofl, sperm candies, caatile, white and brown soap, d fruits,’ pickles,” sauces, wines, brandieg, canks ‘and de 180 & large lot avfo dc. &c. Terms cash, L VULT#, Deputy Sheriff. OHN F. RUSSELL, AUCTIONEER,—PEREMPTORY J auction sae of household furniture, 4c.—RUSSELL & WAY will se'l, at their apacious pornstar ag od Nassau sireet, two dcors below Fulton, this morning, mareday.) at Wie o'clock, @ very large assortment of household furntt consisting of household furniture, £0 , com enameiled furniture, tor bedrooms; rose ¥ walnut and oak borkcases; sideboarda, el ates airtel ieinfnans ebinety oats mahoxany we rdrobes, jrosew. dressing bureaus, baie mattressen, rosewood aad mahogany bedsteads, carved »orewood and r marble top tacles. su- perior exiersion dining tables, mabogany spring sea: sofas, reeking cbairs. parlor chairs, French plate mtrrors, oll paintings. &c, &c. Particulars in catalogues. pur- chased to leave tne city packed on the premises by experienced mackers Also it received in time, @ quantity of second band Rousehold furniture, belonging toa farnily leaving the ct'y. ORTGAGE W. SOM) SALE OF BILLIARD TABLFS.—-JOHN EKINDYKE, auctioneer, will sell, at store No. 20 North William street, this day, at, 101; o'clock, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, three billard tables, cues, balls, &c., thar pe’s make. JOHN R. FARRINGTON, Atty. for Mortgagee. UBLIC SALE AT PHILADELPAIA—BY ORDER OP aanignee—Seven tracts 6 300 acres, valuable lauds, Ly- coming and Clinton counties, Pennsylvania.—On Tuesday, Murch 18, at 734 oolock in the evening, will be sold at pub! ‘ale, at the Pofindelphia Exchange, seven contiguous tracts of land, in Clinton snd Lycoming cout.ties, Yen. Fu I particu- lara ‘on application to M. TAOMAS & SOAS, Auctionsers, Nok. 67 ang 69 couth Fourth street, Philadetphia, HiLIP RB. WILKINS, AUCLIONEER.—PERRMPTORY sale of the ateambost Croton, at auct'on.—PHiLIP R. WILKS will rel, at nuction, on’ Thursday, March 20, 1856, at 12o'clock, at the Merchast's Exchange, (unless previously dirposed of at private sale ) the well known fast and spl steamer Croton, now Lying at the foot of Twelf'n street, Kast river: ber dunensiona are as fullows:—burthen 396 tons, | lenarh 15) feet, breadth 25 feet 2 inches, depth 9 test, cylinder Wty inches, and 10 foot stroke: 8) nd fully equipped in al apply at the office of th 11 Wall street, ILIP R. WILKINS, AUCLTONEKR—STOCK OF taney gocds, at auction.—PHILIP BK, WILKINS will seil.at auction on Fridpy, March 7. 1856, at 1039 o'clock, at 52 isin perfect running order For turther particulars | Carmice street, the entire rtock of said store, consiting of hosiery, gloves, laces, ribbons, feathers, flo vers, head dresses, Dutton, neediea, toys, 8c. ND AVENUK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.—ELGB? uable lota of grounds, corner of Second aveaue and ixih s'zeet, will be sold this day, March 6, 1856, at 12 k, at the Mevchante’ Exchange, by ADRIAN H. MUL- LURK, uctioneer, being 100 teet cn Second avenue, and 200 feet on Forty sixth street; the largest porton ot the purchase money van remain on bond sud mortgage for a number of years, if desir (PSHOMAS VhIsCH, AUCTIONEER.—STORE NO. 16 tpruce street, Receiver’s sale of turniture, &c, &c., 0a ‘Thursday, March 6, 186, at 11 A. M., at No. 27 Mercer street, consisting of svits of furniture, in brocatel, rosewood and ma- poh bedsteads, 8, es, Waskstands, v and hair mattrestes, bedding, tapestry, Brussela n carpeting, gas chandeliers and brackets, pier glasses and mirrors, kitchen furriture, &e , 4c FRSDLRICK L, VOLTE, Receiver. IROMAS VEITCH, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 16 fpruce street, - Sheriff's sale af dry goods, hosiery. 4c , om idgy norning, March 7, at ten o'clock, at Kighty fourth st., rear Fourth avenue, consisting of a genera) assortmeat ot dry goods, horiers, &c, | JOSKPH CORNELL, Deputy Sheriff. HOMAS VEITCH, AUCTIONEER —STORE NO. 16 rucs strest. Sheriff's sale of hidee. ten shel's, d der, &c , on Friday, March 7, 1856. a: 10 o’clock A. M., at No, 16 Spruce street, consisting of 700 dried bides 54 tann<d bi 37 boxes pearl chetls, 9 boxes copper, 2 boxes Iudia rubber, box !ead, 13 bundles old eails, Oe oy sextant. barometer, anchor, ke , &¢ J48, B. BENSEL, Deputy Sheciff. HOMAS V . Al CTIONEF R, STORE 16 SPRUCE street.—Sherit!’s and mortgage eale ot books, '. &c., on Saturday morning, March 8. at eleven o’cinck, at Bible Fries eed parler & secon theol »gica., miscellaneous and standar: a, c. i via fi, GROMATE Deputy Sheri, DNIN MUREYLL, AUCIIONEER,—Paris secretary, Chi- rere desk, French wardrobe, &c., from a fam‘ly, will oe fold at commencement, at Sl Nassau’ street, th's (Thureaat) morning. $50 may be wade fiom one article. Examine early. Large stock of other new and recond hand furniturs, mirrors, Paintings, &c., worthy the attention of dealers and for o#n use’ UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONER —THIS (TAURSDA‘ morning. ot 1039 o’clock, at 81 Neasau street, will be «#: 8 valuable ard desirable stock of furniture, new and second band: mirrors. paintings, bedding, segara, 4c. N. B.—Bar- gains guaranteed; no time lost. Select what you would Uke, and it will be soid. Be prompt, as bargains may be expected c € UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONEER, 81 NASSAU STRERT. —Important to watch manufacturers Will be sold, by public auction, on Moncay, March 10, at 10 o'clock at 149 Rass ‘Twenty-third street, near Third avenae, a lot of m: ery, to- gether with the patent right for the State ot New York, all mm ‘one fot, to pay advanced moneys onthe above. Any toforma- Hon can be obtained at the abave resitence Terms cash, De- porit ot $100 required; re1 cer within 24 hours. 8. MELLOR, fAUCTIONKER.—BY HOUGATON & + MELLOR, this day, Thursday, at 103 o'clock. a& 33 Naesau street, elegant cabinet ture, ot] painting French plate pier, oval and mantel mirrors, with new styl frames. rich and coatly suits of parlor furniture, covered tm brocade, brocaiel and piuah; carved oak buffets, oak extension dining tables, of the most spproved patents; carved oak dta- ing rcom chairs ered in plush and morocco; mirror and back olegeres; walnuy sidevoards, with marble top; carvrd rosewood centre tables, aide, pier and fancy do , toler; chember fnrotture in great variety—ricbly enainclled chamber suite, with landscape paintings, marble tes outs with or without marbie tops, solid rosewood bedsteads, bu- reaua énd washstands (0 match; solld walnut and mi do , richly carved rosewood and mahogany wardrobes ma- hogany extension dining tables, eight, ten and fourteen feet Jong, wih dining room chairs; cheval glars, French plate; carved onk, mahogany ard rosewood hatstands. with hall ebairs to match; car) wool, mahogany, walnut and oat bookcases and fee .. mirror doors; rich easy and rock- ing chaire, corner stands, apringaeat parlor chairs; rich ching tex tets, elegant mantel vases Goods can be packed on the premises for shipping. Also, at 12 o'clock, five rosewood 6% ‘and 7 octave pianofortes, of rich tone and diaish. Catalogues on morning of sale PELL, AUCTIONKER—SALE OF COSTLY ITALIAN + marble mantels,—PEUL & CO. will sell at auction, om ‘Thuraay, March 6. at 11 o'clock, at the warerooms of Mr. John Kenneay. in Thirty-iifth street, next door to coraer of Broadway, the entire stock of rinbly koulptured statuary, Ite- lien marbie mantels unsurpassed in design and execiton And finished in the moat artistic style Many of them reselved prewiims at the Crystal Palace.” Eighty Itailan marble man- te'x. modern design, of the usnal description of Italiau, Portn- guesa. Pyrenean and Spanish marble. ‘terms four ‘months over $100, approvea endorsed notes. Catalogues at sale. yM. WIT TERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL ON FRI day, at 1035 o'clock. a! 474 Broome sires, near ‘all be elegant housebold turniture in the above house consist- Sug of one elegant rorewood piany gax chandeilers and brack- ets. sults of rosewood to front and back pari two pier twe mantel mirrors, satin damask windo» out spl o'l paintings, velve! and tapestry carpets, v aad rose- wood bedsteads, hair mattresses, large pillows and bolsters, sheatn, spreada, marble top dreading bureaus, wa tovlet se king chairs, wardrobes, dining room extension tables, cak chairs, cutlery, plated ware, china, tea and dinner seta, Kiteben furniture, 4c. Also, metal furnace for beating the houre ITTERS, AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL, t 103; o'clock, the furniture and fixtures of the bar ping ealoon of the brie Ratirond House, corner of Jane street ard West Broadway. conalating of one bar gl one silt counter, gas pipe, ga burners, oane seat arm other chairs, rablen, screens, stove, crockery end glass ware, one large cooking range. ‘The above are nearly new, being lately fitted up. CLOTHING, &C. NASTOFF CLOTHING WANTED—LADIES AND FAMI- les can obtain the highest cash prices tor cast off clo! by sending through Dogo otherwise, for Mrs Santer, ‘Brondway, up stal tlemen attended to by Mr B- the storea, No, 13 Laurens street, Broadway, or lehier by pook Ladies IRK SUIfS—FIRE SUITS. SMITH BROTHERS, Nos. 122 and 140 Folton street. A large ascortment of drab and blue Kersey beaver con: tant- ly on hand. Samples of their fire coats and panta can be SHIT BROTERRS, ator a% Nos. 122 and 140 Fulton street. {ALL RIVER LINE.—ON AND APTER MONDAY, Pehicrs seer New York, from pler 3, at pose , Agent, JJ UNSON RIVER RATLROAD.—TRAINS for Albany and H Chambers street iat boay sad 2re fer Monday, January 21, train, 7 A. BL, connecting with tains, rowg’ 4 ni for fing Sing, atAP. M. The Stig Sing traine sop tinll Se way elatione. loten 8.03 in, ah L.A, from Canal puree for” Albany Sonica” WL, SYKRS. Jr. Bit SKEGARS. GIGARS —ABSTONKE'S 6418-0) -ONEAT BARGAINS IX ported Havana and domestic iz Brbeway, The mock wil be sold at & kreal wholesale and retail, to wind up the concern, FGAR#,—CASH PUROB ASERS OF SBGARS CAN PRO. cure barains. from a stock of over million segara; im- ed Havann, eee erin cpere sngare ue low . Rar'Germen Normaa as low ae89 $0. he Be ‘advance made on invotces of in or otherwise, 0. 1 No, 1 Brosdwag, up etaire.