The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1856, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOREY MAREST. Weosespay, April 16—6 P. M. Te tendency of prices at the opening this morning ‘was downward. Lower prices ruled througout, with ‘one or two exceptions. There were large sales of all the leading stocks, of which a /arger portion than usuai was for cash. at the first board Missouri 6’s declined '; per cent; California 7’s, ; Cantom Company. *; Erie Reil- poad, ; New Jersey Railroad, 3s; Michigan Central, Reading, ; Hudson River Railroad, 4; Michigan South- ra, 4; Muinois Central Railroad, {; Galena and Chicago, 1. Nicaragua Transit advanced 1 per cent; Chisago and Roek Island, %{. Cleveland and Toledo closed firm at yes- terday’s prices. Reading fell off under the influence of reported receipts. The net ineome of this company up to the Ist of April, this year, is about $230,000 Joes than to the same date last year. The falling off in met revenue during the four months ending that date amounts to nearly fifty per cent, compared with last year. It will take a Jong time to make up this deficieney, and put the boot on the other leg, and one-third of the Prevent fiscal year has passed away. The stockholders cannot complain if there is no inerease in the business of the road this year. The reed last year was very pro- @ustive. Galena and Chicago sold to the extent of 150 hares this morning, opening at 1143, and closing at 1233¢ per cemt. The news from Costa Rica has had a favorable effect on Nicaragua Transit stock. It advanced about one per cent, aad several hundred shares were sold, principally for cash. The accounts are yet entirely of one-sided character, and due allowance must be made for exaggerations. We shall not hear from the Walker side for some time, and in the meantime the news just re- esived will cheok emigration to Nicaragua. At the second board there was a pretty general im- provement in all the leading stoeks. The great move ment was in Chicago and Rock Island. This morning it closed steady at 94 per cent, and this afternoon there was am active demand at 96 9.9634 per cent. The corner in ‘this stock is working well at present. Cieveland and To- Jodo advanced % per cont, and 79 was bid at the close. vie was a fraction better. Reading closed at 92 per cent ash. Galena and Chicago was offered at 113% per cent» and no ss'es, The entire business of this road for the first three months of this year was not equal to that of ‘the month of October last year. Railroad bonds are not freely offered, and those in the market are steadily ap- Preciating in price. This class of securities will be sought for more and more, at better prices. The supply is not Jarge, while the absorption is going on silently and stea- @ily, although gradually. Sales were made to-day at the board, of Harlem 2d Mortgage bonds, at 76 per cent, ‘Pais includes the interest zince Feb. 1. Wedo not know ef safer and cheaper investment in the market. The Ist Mortgage bonds are quoted at 86 to 90 per cent, and reno better than the second bonds. The latter are se- eured by s first mortgage on all the real estate, rolling stock, &¢., &c., of the company. ‘The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company earned fm Moreh, $28,458 87, against $23,466 49 for the same month last year, showing an increase of $4,992 28 for the mocnth this year. The Secretary of State of Wiseonsin reports in the trea- suryon the 3lstof March, the sum of $84,728 71, of which $29,422 05 was in gold coim, $64 50 in silver coin, 945,200 86 im bank notes of Wisconsin, and $41 30 in ehecks and certificates of deposit. The Secretary says ‘that he has not yet sufficiently examined the books of the Btate Treasurer to state how much money should be in the treasury. The Acistant Treasurer of this port reports to-day as $29,008 16 152,797 70 836,113 59 id for Amay 1,627 05 Paid on disbursing checks. . 70883 44 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 14th inst., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks. -$4,129 89 For the Treasury Department. ‘483 00 Fer the Interior Department. For Customs...... .. War warrants received and entered. On account of the Navy..... From miseelianeous sources From Customs.. ase wid sbvecipi George Law, at this port from Aspin wall, brings $1,700,(00 in gold on freight, and the stesm- whip Asia, from this port for Liverpool to day, carried out $453,000 in specie on freight. The steamship Osprey, belonging to the New Granaja Canal snd Steam Navigation Company, was totally des- troyed ty fire at Kingston, Jamaica. She was fully in- sured. The (ity Bank has declsred a ba'f-year’s dividend of 4 per cent. The Gas Light Company has declared a half. yearly dividend of 5 per cent. At a meeting of parties interested in the third mort wage bonds of the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad Company, bearing the endorsement of the Cleveland, ‘Columbus and Cizcinnati Railrosd Company, the Balle- fontaine and Indiana Railroad Company, and the Ladians- polis and Bellefontaine Railroad Company, held at the Astor House, in the city ot New York, on the 16th April, 1866, at which over two-thirds of the issue of bonds—say ever three hundred thousand doilars—was reptesanted, M. Vasear, of Poughkeepsie, was called to the chair, and Bamuel J. Beals appointed Secretary. On motion of Saml. J. Beals, the following preamble and resolutions wore unanimously a¢opted, and ordered to be published:— Whereas, the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Ratir~ Qempany, acknowledging value received, by the sigue‘ t, became ob: to the holders of the third m es of the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad feliowing terms, to Glevelagd, Cold mous and Cincinnati Railroad Comps ved, here! And whereas, tbe same chiignion waa for value received. esumed by the Belleioniaine and Indiana Railroad Compr the Indianapolis and Belefoutaine ‘alireed. Comba s the above com} ig to be coe tions each of the neeeiDg parties, m faith, to to princi aod’ interest, im ea of ut on part of ‘Columbus, Piqua and Indias, Re! ad Co. bereas, the avove endorsing comps ies, leading imability, have failed to pay the interest» “7h ar he Jet tesiant ‘hereby viol’ing the integrity w. ob we food faith the signatures of the prealdenis these severa’ ‘ions - Resolved, That this set, of repudiation, 90 maritesiy ua ust ences: e ho on, adding meone: the directors of the several en dering companies. in forcing us to have recourse ta the oou:te © jaw tor the recovery of our just rights, novwithetand: of eminent counsel iS that the scton ‘of the nd, Coturoba and Cincinnati Peilrosd was fm accordance with the statute, and in ail reevects ar, la ‘waworthy the high standing which that compan’ aa sustained among the railroad eorporations of the coantry, cxtrary, ve ita right minded mogenoiders, and in: Jerjous{o ail the parties interested in that rond. Reso'ved, That the sense in which this guarantee was given in the sense in which the e roads knew it was accepted by the parchasers of these boi Tt wae Bo qualited commitment. but & simole 90 SHORTY ex: equity. Amd the ad. Coltmbus apd Cineinoait Rallroed ‘Covipaay m'vhi ‘with as much propriety repudiate ita stock certifea'aa, bearing the same eridence of validity, as to dishonor the ooilgauon in question. We understand that certain parties represemting the Cleveland, Columbas and Cincinnati Railroed Company have proposed to divide the bonded Hability referred t | fnto three parts, each eompany assuming» third. The ject of non-payment thus appears. The Clevelan § Columbus and Cineinnati Railroad Company have failed, solely for the purpose of getting rid of a just ability, and mow mek to compromise for thirty-three and a third sents on the dollar, Thus is the gist of the whole thing, and the community should mark the men engaged in or eountenancing such @ dishonest prooceeding The following circular, from the office of the Calena and Chicago Railroai Company, appsared afew days since fm the columne of a cotemporary. It is certainly a extraordinary document:— Ovnce oF GALENA AND Omicaco UxIow Raitnoan Uo., | 1865. | f Caicaco, Dee. Sin—By the pubiished notices you will et of this company have dec dividend of 5 per cent, pay 0¢ office»: tae compaoy! n Chicage ec.arec a stock dividend of 12 per cent us earnings, payable at the same time and place ia ‘enven to ve wsued by fae undersigned, waich t es will o@ convertitte: nto the capital stock of mpany at the pleasure of the holder, when prosentad oume oe and wii) be entitled to all dividends de the company and careful ertimates of the and income, based upoa past experience, have satis the direotors that the net earnings will yield semi aanaal dividends of 5 per contin cash, and doubtiess furnish means for the ultimate compl4 ion of the road ot wna company a contemplated. The am of sarplus of net earnings, over and avove 10 per cent par annum in each diyicends, which may be ased in tae completion the reada will be divided pro raia to the svockboliers aionually in the stock of the company. [¢ mates are safe ones, (and the directors believe be s0,) no farther sales of bonds for ¢ mnstew will oe necessary, and there that avy mors will be isaned, excep’ short timed Habilities which toe F: rized to make. This may be sy of the board, aa iixed »; h inst wey 2Ow 0 satter bord se extt thea 4 | and da neclidated and conveaen 8b tal tag When pre- ‘pied i eso Taey prod ue t the A of the i. a “Galena pe Chicago Union Railroad Compsny.”’ a amendments | thereto, authorise the issue of $5,000,000, and the char- fer ofthe Missa ippi and Rock River Junetion Railroad | y authorizes the issue of egg with the | cei eens ia eared to $2,200, ev ine Leary Telaation of the two companies, ae bapa ig: nearly a year sinee, the present Galen: Union Railroad Comp: are autborized to irs sof Ga 000 of capital stock. Very respectfully. your obedient servant, W. M. LARRABEE, Seoretary. According to this the semi-annual cash dividend will be only five per cent, no matter what the net earmngs of the compasy may be. It is also presty certain that the stock will be well matured by the payment of stock dividends. The company is authorizes, it appears, to issue new stock until its capital amounta to $7,200,000, and we have nodoudt the management will freely use the power placed in their hands by the constitution. In a few years the Galena and Chicago Railroad, at this rate, will cost as much per mile as some of the most expensi Eastern roads. The company have raised more than one NEW YORK HERALD, THURS DAY, APRIL 17, 1856. —Salee of 600 ‘ee mingo were msde at 10ie., and about 200 to 500 Rio, | pert at rere yah ‘and 100 do. at l0Xe, Corrox,—The market was some less ‘active, while prices remsived quite firm. The sales embraced about 2,800 bales, cbie yon the spot, closing firm at llc. for strict middling up! Faxicums.—Shippers were waiting for the recepit of the Campria’s letters before dowmg mueh, and hence engage- ments were light. To Li ib about 8,000 pushels of grain were engeged, in , at 4d., wih some com- eesed cotton at 2d; flour was at Is. 3d. a 1s. 6d. a was nothing new to London. To Havre cotton wat forward at %¢.a%c. Rates to California were easy at 30. per toot measurement, \7.—The market was srat Ac 87e. a $1. iets Sales of about ® 600 bbls, were made at 45c., 46c. a 47¢., and 90 bhds. Cuba mus- covado at 35¢., 50 do. do. at 360., aad 30 do. do. at s7c.; 26 do. Porto Riso at 42¢. Navat Srorss.—Sales of 1,000 a 2,000 bbls. common rosin were made at $1 80 per 310 lbe., delivered; for spirits, 36c. wes bid, and 39¢. asked. On8.—Engiish linseed ew. with sales st 77c. ‘78¢e.—the latter figure from ‘and sperm were firm, with fair sales, both fe for “crude and manefac- tured. Provisions. —Pork—The sales embraced from 1,000 a 81,100 bbls. mess, at $17 a rat 1234. Bales of ‘prime were rade at $15 250 $16 50. Beef was without change Orleans and » half millions of dellars during the past yesr by the issue of new steck, bonds, &c., ali of which has been expended on the road, and yet we see by the sdove cireular that all the net earnings of the company over ten per cent are to be paid to the stockholders in new stock. We have @ little curiosity to know what the managers intend doing with the money. In the annual report for the fisoal year ending May 1, 1855, the chief engineer makes a detailed estimate, showing that the amount required to complete and stock the entire line of road was $1,375,000, Independent of this, the sum of $242,824 61 was required to pay off the floating and eleventh dividend certificate and interest due February 1, 1866, or in round numbers the sum of $1,617,824 51 was , required to meet all floating liabilities and expenditures for construction account. Nearly the whole of that sam has been raised; and as no other outlay of capital is al- Tnded to in the report, we are at a loss to account for the necessity of issuing stock for fature dividends. The stockholders appear to be powerless in the matter. They are forced to look en quietly, and see what has been and still is a fine, productive property dilated time and again, until it must finally fall into the same slough alongeide of the Eastern roads. Steck Winwmer, April 16, 1866. 50 ahs Brie RR. . b10 150 do... $16000 Virginia 6’s.. 30000 do. 860 9334 9338 600 Erie Bés of ’75. 2000 Erie Bds of °83. 92 a BSa 2000 Har 2d MtgBde 76 2000 HudR3dMtgBs. 71 3 1000 NIRRB2d Is. 83 1400 & 3 12000 I] Cen RR Bas. le 830 SEESEEEE » s BOARD. 250 shs Cly & Tol.opz 50 Panama RR.. 1008 20 Ohi & Rock i/RR. 96. 675 100 100 do. 7 MSo&NTRR.opg MIXING BOARD. Boab Ward CRIBS 457% 300 ahs Aberdeen... 82 200 N Carolina..b10 1 80° 700 10 200 Gardiner.....b3 110 300 10 100 Aberdeen......c 8 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepvaspay, April 16, 1856. The supply of cattle at Allerton’s was rather below last week, notwithstanding which fact the market is a abade easier, say halfa cent the pound. The quality of the stock in the yards to-day was rather inferior, and the sales were in ocnsequence slow, as compared with last market day. The impediments to transportation on all the great aveanes of communication with the West, are now entirely removed, and with an abundance <t feed in all Principal stock producing States, ere is nothing to prevent a good supply ye cattle lor several months to come, so that, from present indications, prices are likely ta rnie tively low during the summer. Some e finest beeves on sale this were from the far Western States; the best selections realized an av rage of 12c., while some of the very poorest sold dowa as low as 8gc_—e fair average being 103;c. Stock on sale during the week, 2,470; and for the day, 2,268, with the prospect, when our reporter lett, of s considerable num- being left over unsold. Cows and calves rather duil, and prices favor the purchaser. Veal calves are deci- dedly more abundant, and prices have receded very ma- terially, the being from 4c. to 63¢c. per Ib., live weight: some very poor calves were sold even below the inside figure. Swine are very dull of sale, and price Sheep and lambs being in smali sapply, brought fail prices, for which see quotations at the Jower yards, Beef cattle, extra zeit ‘per 100 The $1100 9 $1200 . 10d quality 1000 a 1050 900 s 950 850 = 900 5500 ® 6500 4000 = 5000 2500 & 3500 00.0356 @ Ov 0434 00.0535 & 00 0635 550 @ 600 ny ORITR.. 1 837% @ 1250 The following table shews from what part of the coan- try and by what conveyances the suppiles eame Ohio, beeves 972 Har. RR.—Vealcalves. 84: m4 lam) Hud.Riv.RR.—Beeves. 245 Erie RR.—Beeves. 131 691 21 128 19 N. bot 134 46 On foot—Beeves.. 2 The receipts of ali kinds of stock at Browning's, week, bave been very light, and prices of veef cattle have declined about 35 cent per Ib. No change to nov in cows ard calves. Veal calves bave fallen off about one b., witB but little demand. The mumber of sheep and lambe on sale, tor the week, was smaller than for several yeas, a and prices were put uo a peg or tro in consejuence. the sheep were slipped previous to being peellerg to the city. Good qualities are pring- ing 8 cents, live weight, and 16 cent per Ib. by the car. case, Of the above number, 287 came on Tuesday, aad the balance on Friday last. $20 came in this morning from Albany, but are not included in this week's «ales, The following were the sales for the week :-—329 beef cat tle, $8 60 a $10 50; 54 cows and calves, $25 0855; 79 a calves, de. a6)4c.; 493 sheep and lambe, $3 50a 12 £0. At Chamberlain’s with a very limited supply of bee’ cattle, prices are better sustained than las: week, not- withstanding the quality was not so good. Cows and eslves wold a8 before, while veal calves hove fallen off about % cent per Ib. The sales were as follows:—148 beef cattle, $8 a $10; 62 cows and calves, $25, $ 1,575 sheep and lamds, 33gc. a 60.; 63 veal catv weight ) 4}x¢. a 6c. a O’Brien’s there were a very few cattle on roil, and prices remain about as last qaoted. Veal calves are one cent cheaper. The sales were as follows:+-83 deeves, $8 & $10 60, 105 cows and calves, $25 a $50; 46 veal calves, igo. a 6. RECAPITCLATION, nos und Veal Sleepand Beever. Calves. Calves. Lambs, Alierton’s.., 2,470 46 843 3 Browning 329 Chamberiain’s..... O'Brie . cITYy COMMERC 1AG REPORT. Wrnwrspay, April 16—6 P Asnie,—Small pales of pota were made at $5 623g; Ww pearis were quiet at $8. 7 BReapsturys.—Flour—The market was firmer and more active, ard the sales reached about 10,000 or 14 ineluding parcels on speculation port. Among the tranractions State brands, at $5 87}, a $5, and $6 12 a $5 tra State, and $6 1244 © $7 S736 for low to good medium extra Weetern brands, and $7 50 & $10 for extra Genesee ant St. Louis. The marset clored with a decidedly firmer feeling in prices, Canadian sold to the ex ent of anout 500 0 600 dbis., at $6 3754 for inferior, and $7 50 2 $8 60 for {aney, and extra Southern was in better requast especially for tbe common grades, with sales of $00 2 900 bbis.. at $6 95% m $7 87 for mixed to good brands, and $7 50 8 $8 623¢ for fancy and extra | brands, Rye flour—Sales of 250 bbis. were made | at $4 8 $4 75, Corn meal—Sales of 200 » 800 bois at $8 973¢ for Baltimore and at $3 01% for Jersey When'—The salee embraced about 2,500 bushels inte | Canada at $166, and 2,200 do. red Lenneses at $171, Corn was rather firmer, and in better demand. The sales | embraced about 30,000 bushels, includirg damp a: 600. | nixed at 68¢., end prime vellow at . Sales of about 2,600 bushels 2; good Northern was n minal rod Rye was Frere tow 408 of moment, and transactions moderate, at $8 a $8 37 for Saree ae wi at 136, 8 — was firm, and sales of 300 boxes short ribbed sides were sup) to be sold at 9340. Cut meate (dry salted) were dull, with sales of sboulders at 7c. a 73<¢.. be eet oat 8 oe Pickled hams were scarce and Lard was steacy at 9350. & Toe., with ales of 800 O00 bbls Butter was more plenty, and lower. Ohto was selling at 4c. a 180., and State at 17c. a 24¢ ; new do. was at 24c. a 250. ‘Cheese ranged from 5c. a 100. Rick.—Small sales were at do. a 4%c. Sarprves.—100 cases balves at SxED.—G@lover was scarce and firm, and held at 17c. a 18c., and 50 bags Canary seed sold at $2 433. Stcaes.—The mark senegal active and firm, espe- io hd Rie \. halons yer cede rig 1,200 hepa lefly Cuba muscovado, at 6i¢e. & 7%: ihe aaled were 100 hinds, Porto Rics at O46 a A mal tot pms vid af 6X, ‘and $00 boxes Havana sold at 8%. a 94 ‘Wmiskey was firmer, wi b sales of 200 » 300 bble. Ohio and prison at 263¢c. a 26c. _ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. 475. —HOUBE TO LEY, TWO STORY, 90 LEBPE: ‘nara street; furniture—zosewood and plosh, but rn; house not to let only by sale of theturnitare. SESS mp ete OO NEST ES. OF ONB HALF A. two story and aitic house; also, two floors, other business, in rear of Premises, or ot A. ‘RAYMOND, FURNISHED HOUSS IW COURT STREET, BROOK: to let—io @ small fam‘ly without children, and TENANTS’ REGISTER. Le PART OF A G@NTERL HOUBE. giTU ATED West street, to let, to fm!!y, coo: of front and parlors, paiement, —ee = = al ae antes © emveniences, ¥. pe ma A weer mnt $215; relererees exchangod.” For pardculars apply 10 Davis ist Fulton street we si OFfs—T0 LET, THE FINST AND GECOND TOP, or separately, at a low rent a good ‘tenant. situated, with security. x yy aly to oe. Bae Metropolliann 5 Pank, corner of oS Z savemen Tees. f required. Inquire 91 380 Peas} | ino LBT_FOUR aaa wo AND BASEMENT 7 Offa TO LET.—TWO OR THREE IN STORE WO. 6 | waut! euntnt az ienougae est Mncieea fee a a Lilien fane, inquire of the vecupant. Deed not apply. Posresslon 3 IVBRY STABLE pag yy anno a oe Frans TS LBT—THE THREE BTORY AND BASEMENT shce Ceairenia stead Ho. 36 Coerry. ses! Doves, wih 92. the waders, |. gas and alters" ora any 7eare bye tures. inclosed pinzza, &c, a cartel, miiceled a the Uhianetter, and Yor the ast fourtosa by eughate northwest corner of Wiloughby street and. Hudson avenue, in ph ae iy oe ah ae nen felis’ “Yuauie on tno southwest corner ofthe shore seein, yard 28 Cherry street, arent VANDERPOOL, Jr. Ne. 146. S eee 4 4 ott Oye 4 TO LET, AT NO. 7 BROAD STREBT—TWO coffees on the seeond floor, adapted to lawyers or or amonan i juire on ae eG L. Peibe bustness men; will be let together or the premuses. LET -A 2BREE STORY BRICK HOU! 2, all the modero it reasonable. Inquire at jumanit zoe, cokiya, Ft George Caldwell, Mt Marsh e One lo, 23g Maiden lane, N. ¥. TENANTS’ REGISTER. ye ‘LeT_-7BE SECOND IEOOR. | wan PRIVILBGHE Tk iy frst uae apes with ul he tuadera ‘improvemeaia, Rcwly painted throughout | Fos amall tamuly. without drea. er Anu, ADDIY. at 217 ‘West Thirty fre: sree be beiweon on lgnth and Ninth a Relerences ex- LE’ eis TAs WELL LIGHTED Wi shope, “hylan Inquire ‘a BD’ PLELB’S | ooking gles ‘And picture frame st ore Te LET—IN QARMANSVILLE, A OOTTAGE, TWO stories, brick Lesoment and nine orten roses, ile boas, situated on the corner of 158th street and Tenth sv: it Of the Hud and Harem rivers. A stable inate ge house will be if desired. Rent low good tenaat, Mibiy too. 0. BRILLINGS. 10st Broadway, 0 LET—NO 9 VARIOK STREET, 4 piggy eae AACMALE: BE. the recond floor. view from Waits front attic be4- room, and tea room adjoining on the first floor, Rent per (LETTE LOWER, PART OF TWO HOUSaS vetween Bulle and Harrison 4 isn. Besson’ parlors ao sleoping apartments, ‘with or Tibowt eat $900 or lors, Apply to y ‘3 36 White hite street, N. New Ye York. vy Oxaa Ee BUF. 10 TATA TBREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK house Mo, 103 Forty-fifth eee er Broedway. Croton water. marble panies, Rin te be rented very low to & tenant. to w i ‘BRINKERHOYFY 1 }, before 9 A. Page and after 6 P. M. 10 Ler LARGE STORE NO. 32 FAST BROAD roy Foom in the resr; reat modersie, Apply to JAMBI MEDIVIDE: No. No. 44 Kast Broadway. 0.5 EF ryt Reaey) iD FOURTH IOOR a NO. Trequsck inquire of Me GHOSE Wer dieone vt aa SUIT OF APaR' Caled ea OF fo parlors, three bedrooms the Cro ton won jn. in a eon oes 0 righ avenue. marble mentee. Reat Gon 175 per annum. ply t MO JACOB PECABK, 163 Hester (ou LET—A THREE STORY HOUSS, IN a street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues: eat, tne goed tenant, $900. Apply to0. & R. POILLON, 2 South st, [—THK DWELLING PART tiga eae LK Ce ‘hor wil Tgrenvenaer Zusttoeouet mene rt fnetae , 319 4th avenne, frem helt HOUSE T® LET—NO, 251 WEST Pinisyn OF ao with stab! lot; hg iy ww of the ocean. Ei xa iia aharner ‘New York, or 104 OCKAWAY COTTAGES —TO LET, AT ROCKAWAY. io coaeee Feet coal ‘ON BROADWAY TO LET—TWO SPLENDID ‘on second floor, forty-six feet deep, to a single gen- eman, or any professional’ or light business; location unsur- t howe jus put in ‘complete orger. Apply on the ine nts rine daly mdse anion’ Wom Premises; 661 Broadway, 10.4. HaTHAWa¥. SMALL STORE, WITH BEDROOM AND BAUTIFUL ENT $750.— oe hans A FIEBST OLASS FOUR STORY siluog room, saa yetas to Het, wh, sine and good wil R Seat ‘modern improvements, comple. re for’ Rene rent ent $10 8 a ‘aoa, Apply at 150 Maat Tenty. fifth rer me aden aoe seventeen receaes Dees, intestine] plaszs,auuable forpiarne bosrting Bowe o A Tan CLAS TOUR STORY EAGLIGH BABEME. ¢ Biguih avenue, ov® Piympion, 115 Wail street rown sione house to let reasonable, Thiny Your sireeh ear’ Seventh avenue, in perter order, | GUMMEB HOTBL, 70, LET, FOR ONB OB MORE Shandelers bes, toasting '0>en ‘and the furniture for eave.—The ne Sana coon wales a fangerloundy- gag oi tarnlaed boel a ag a baths, waier B. W. RICHARDS, No. "Broadway. LARGE HOUSE TO LET-CONTAINING TWENTY reciee ee rises improvements, a short dis- taree No. 383 Broome rest; many be = amined rem toe Tze H Felock. ‘The location is for 8 first class boarding house, Apply to BW. SIOHARDS. No. 307 Broadway, FIRST CLASS IN EVERY BRRSPECI FOUR STORY ea serve chased. if Apply at ty-third it, from 11 to 3 Delock, or lo B. Wek RICHARDS, 30 307 Broadway. FIRST CLA88 HOUBE TO pa TWENTY FIFTH Sixih Joon Eighth furniiure will be sold reasonasle: time to suit purchaser, Apply to B, ow. Rican De Ne No. 307 Broadway. A PART OF A orem TO L&T—IN FIRST STREET, convenient to the Second te say -t esrs; the Second floor, dour rooms, with back basement, or unfurnished w! } bal rake, &c. Rent $Bor $0 per mon BW RICE RICHARDS, 807 Broadway. LARGE BOUSE 10 LET—NO. 74 FRANKLIN toon, coutaining trom forty t» tty rooms, rs ha, m, cont > as bxrures, #5, ‘Will be sold at @ bargain, on 'B. W. RICHARDS, 307 broadway. ae HOUSE TO Let—IN MACDOUGAL STREET. pear Washingt’n square. containing six'een rooms, with gas, baths, Croton wi range, 4c. hent reasonable to a food tensst. “Apply to the owner, at 120 Masdougal street; or to B, W. RICHARDS, 307 Broad way. FURNISHED OR UNFUBNISHED HOUSB TO LET— Brooklyn, beautifully looated on the corner three stor basement, all m>- dern improvements; court yards im front, @ fine carriage howe and stable on we rear’ ten minules trom the ferry. Apply at 61 Soul # street, up stairs, ou RENT—THE phe d Sa AED ae and fe urth stories of asement, being secot bui'ding on west ride of stent avenue, first house fou a of Fiftieth street, second story very handsomely fisished, for $35); Or separately’ eecond slory and basement, $15; third siory, 810; sh mors, $8: voter on avery floor. Boe ill on the promises. use JHEAP RENT.—A SPLENDID FIVE WINDOW ROOM, on second floor of building No 68 Fulton street, corner vt Ryder alley, rent $250; on¢ 40, do 1200; basement, 9) by 37 Aino. a fine dwelling house in Grove oy EVANS, enter Tout@i00. ‘Apply ovement, Fon ‘ork. hig (OAL ¥ABD.—TO LET, ONE(OF TH BEST’ he yards in feet of ah the modern mp G6 and 6 Fulton street, Rew ¥. n Brooklyn, having over two hundred secommodatlea for coal, and a gu improving aistriet, and «1.2 ‘at 381 Sackett street, Sonth by water. "app! jOTTAGES AT FORT HAMILTON TO LB?—BEAU'' 1, tully situated, near the sleam?oes landing; ane furniss houses, with barm and smal quantity of land st:ache io geek ouatie sor ee tenent communicatlo Wid the elty by stages, runring in Connection with the oars at recewook, Arr £ O. W_ CHURCH. Port Hamiuoe. LEGANT .¥ FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET -IN SUITS or single, with board, at the Madison Park House, Br ¥ay, corner of Twenty fifth street, opposite Madison park VU: une es OOUNTRY IDENCE £0 LEY, OB FUR Bt ad 14; two acres of land, coave and frail ond. TENABRD HOUSE TO LET FOR SIX aS three stories, new: has ail the mofern improve ‘neon A Hanted ia FE ‘teenth street, near Sixth avenue. ‘Radress L. B., box 3,068 Post ole. Pe ee ROUSE TO LET—A HOUSE NFA ¥ ‘and completely furaisbed, tea> Washington Pars ¢ Ground; rent a. D. Aprly. to PARK BRSJAMIN, 47 Bie Ne ues street, or to JOHN +, mo &TORE AND GROCERY TO LET~ON TEE OOR er of Carro}} and Nevins streets, South Brooklyn: an ex. cellen! stand pee fther feed or grocery. Apply at 381 Secke street, Brook: cated FURNISHED HOUBE TO LET OB FOR wale.—A very superior first class four siory and base er imsahen’ off tastie in int cet th mo juare, finished 0} 6 most ¢! manner wah solid oak binds. speating cabes Delt, hot, old and > # er bathe, heater, dum! clorets, range, brouz= fiers tn the parlors, with cht glass gloves’ Bronge ficnros hs, lower Ball lee, ke., ae, and is in perfect yase in finished wy * a reverie wae manner, And in- eludes furniture of the most cost and im éxcello™: eondfion ; tm fact, the ho any ll That's gentle nae of inate demire, an itis proseusesd to, to be the most complete ‘canvas ment in the cl'y. Nearly all the purchase money may remit on bond and mortgsge, and the tide is unquestionable, Firt eine rai/road bonds will be taken in exchange. If not soli, « ll be let toa reaponstbie party or a term of years, from Ma: . Por carés of admission Sie promises, sid fll par teulars, apply to ALBERT I” NIGOLAY, "No. 4 Broad OUSK 70 LET—THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY brown stone house No. 143 West Forty-second sires’ ove diock weet of Brosaway, baving every modern {morove went throughout. The location is very desirable. Re:t $40. Ap iy om the premises, or to CHAS. MeCUUNE & CO., :7 broad wa} OUsE AND SIORE TO LET-140; BOWERY, SUITA- bie fer clothiers, ha'ters, milliners, je vellers, kc , haud somely fitted up, suitable fur any business, Kent very low. Apply as above. OUsE 10, Ler OB FOR SALE—NO, 102 FURTIETI with'gas, bot and cold periect ‘order, at $500 r., No. 2 Astor House, ‘OUBE 70 LeT.— = FOUR STORY ENGLISH BABE- houre, 202 Weet Twentieth street, opposite the irovode of the Thcolepioal Seminary: has all modern |m- provements; can be reen trem 10 till ¢o’elock. Rent low, to od tenant.’ Inquire of CARPENTER & RANDOLPH, No 20 Weat street, or JAMES M. EDGAR, corner of Nineteenth mreet and Ninth avenue. H° USB IN SOUTH BXOOKLYN TO LET—a THREE story modern builtbrick house to let, in Bergen street, be geen Bord and Nevins streeia, ft house from Hod. tent $4 iy w 8. B. 8M | atree' LARGE FOUR OUSH IN NAWARK. N. story geriee! house, ir: the immedia: ket park ad depot; gas'and water: n with choire fruit Ne York, and treins run ‘e Ponsevsion Ist May. Ay DENNIS, 25 6 Park row, toa: New York. AN HOUSE. OTEL FOR BALE oR ro. L&T. THEO: on Shrewsbury river, having been gres: offered or sale or to let. BP, WA ij enlarged, Wa ronponsiole tenant by THOM Aas gon Market. H‘ OUSES TO LET.—THRER OR FOUR NW AND beautitlly finished houses, on the northerly sida of Forty - fourth street, eommencing one door east of Sixta avenue, will be rented very eheap to first class tenants, with the privilee ot lease. Persens having small families. and not with @ residence, will do to examine this pro- TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR i 7 He fret clase tour story Douge, with all the mod menta, handsomely farniahed throughout, and. no desirable boarders, to let for ome year from Ist Muy, and furniture tor sale, Location unsurpaesed being in West Fourteenth street. Terme low to» cood tenant Furniture value about $4,000, Address, wil d Enquirer office. TO LP.—THAT RLIGIBLY sIry ATKD WO four story, basement and subceller brown stooe venth street, between Becond and hot and cold water bath Him front dwelling, 4034 Mast E Third avecuae; has furnece. ran} and gos'to every room, od lache Ro convenienee of ihe best modern houses. Suitable for a small venteel tan Glick the, &c., cew last November, will be oid. w three years irar 4 by present occupant, who removes ta a5 are were in good wupply ious. {3e, offere the sountey. Re’ ing. loure can be seen mer 10 A. M. By chen see ete sai Foner nthe woods making It every desirable place mmodious store teat and Twenty-first ee on head Pine has ‘possession can lookinggiass store; be had apply ‘D yer DEVLIN, on the premises. pore TO LET.—THB COMMODIOUS mone IN Be brown stone building. 440 Eighth avenue, near ?! emt j bieves ae destrable location. Apply to J. PEGA! 108 jester TRAM POWRR.— LOFTS. WELL LIGHTED, TWELV: ‘windows om each, wi steam, 10 let: ADDIP at JOHN KENNEDY stoum mare works, Thirty SG eureer, seventy-five feet west of Broadway. ayAM FOWER—FOUR BROOME, aix73 FEET. ARD Gace wit wore, lie tne lah ‘conve 17 ‘Prince . Inqu Bireet, or at 280 Sennen oes 834. TEAM POWER TO LBT.—a BRICK TWO STOR’ build 100 feet by 50, at Bis N.J. Apply WA. BALD is] Brenda} of 0 9: 0. BOLBPOR. ore POWER.—SHOPS FO Let, WITH OR WITH ‘out power, 22 by 50 up to 43 by 100 fect, well 1 lighted, twenty-seven windows on a floor; will be let ‘ante, and possession given loka For particulars quire on the premises, 14 find 16 amity piace, berwoen Bioesk- er and Amity streets; ‘iso, the basement to STATER ISLAND —TO LET OR FOR BALE, 4 O07 , With 334 acres of land stable. coach house, an 3 | convenience of water, within a few minutes’ walk ot ‘Sallors’ Snug Harbor ferry: ‘The house conristaot eight rooms, kitchen and casement. Will be ‘Term: furnished or moderate. Apply to H. DE B. ROUTH, No. 4 Bowhng Green. STAT AR? SOMERGE Ahonen, Sor LAND COTTAGE AND STABLE TO Lit ewly paint compiles} order, Sado ar fru rece, and five lols of grourd al ou of and Quin streets, and very govut midway between Stapleton and Vanderbilt laadings, on the premises, betore y next, quire ee ISLAND.—FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LEI, frem the Ist of May next. beautifully located on nigh nd, commanding ® fine view of the bay, &c., and only a distence frem the landing. Adaress, with real name, R. box 276 Postcfilce. aes LET THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES; CROTON. venue, io perfect order; rent $450. Also, cogs ts th ear Third avenue; ren! $200. Apply to L RITT, enue. Tom LEZ—HOUBE 217 WEST, FORTY-THIRD ST. 1 F dovents avenue; Feat $000, Apply to op shee Third avenue. i Po Le. 9 Caper pagent phy el Gey i | ebea greeeen sidte, 18 toot aise inches “by 7 Sf tee tout new, 15 688, farnace; Sh open squire, with tress’ ta front, Inquire on ihe premises: LET—A MODERN BUILT, TWO BTORY HOUSF, A shuaied on Third avenne and Yoon eererniabed, wink Brick bouso, wiih sore avenues, The ghee, TOOmMs, range, g' me and Hoo." Apply io JOHN CALABAR, comner Seven! lira avenue, or io CHAR. W. BAKER. 20 Fine at b bag eared SOUTH BRC OREN: A a Un ei be ‘Chnton. ow. pas. Apply to oD. t. ROBsbNS, ‘Ho, 290 Pearl ‘treet, Brook lo. 246 Pearl stree' eave Oo LET~TWO THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK nee pid and 284 atre Apply to B NEWHOUBE 275 Hudwon 00 [0 LEE. IN BROOKLYN, STEAM (POWER, IN A WELL thted desirable Urposes Apply to the scendersgaed, Fy ate are sbeumeea ficks and sen ‘W. A. OOLLINS & CO, Ube LKET—THRES 8TORES, BOS. 38, 3834 and 40 CAR mine street, near Fourth street, rere a ie Nee 30 feet, taire to dt building 208 Broadwey, jrecel ae se muse mies 7 vd fatrins second story. wo Broadway. ” LET—FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, ON THE EIGHT i svenue and 130h st ,. & fine count Fgh with barn and stable, cow house, chicken house, & large vegetabie and flower garden; sbundance of fruit, |, cherries, pears, currants. &e. re een Rent, No. 5 Albion place, 414 Fourth streot. 7° LET—VERY By THE MODERN FIRS? ‘CLASS {nree sory, ‘basement rand Ga ib-cellar brick house 17 De- Pi |, on the and convenient houges in Brookiyn to beadmired. Will be eye caps Rent goes Re Oe Be 19, OF at we JOHNSON’S, et Duane G4 BATHING —TO LET, ON@ HOUR'S RIDE FRUM ibe ety, on Island, bees bea house, 48x30; contains ood well, garden, &c ; si eleven me pid itshen, g ituauon de.jghital for mer residence. Gan bet had itn mociately. ‘The furiture woud be rented with tbe ‘Apply at is Pierrepont stree', Brcoklyn. QED BOAD AND HOTEL 70 LET.—SRALED PR’ ig willbe received until Saturday, he 26i instant, TorSlock Mr, for biring the road of the Bushwiow and town Bridge'and Turspike, Road. Company, tor Lente three years, from May 1, 1866. Baid ‘a io located in abip of ‘Newtown and city of Brookiyn, and road thoroughfare rem the latter plsce, to Rowown Flushing, &c.; also, to to lel for ene, two or three years, from May 1, 4886, the hotel near the e bridge, on, sald road, BY Bropo: salgagabove. All commun! addressed te A. BETTS, Secretary, Re Remora, ¢ Gears Oo Couey, . REWTOWN. Apr! TS LaT—TWwoO SEOAR Fi PRODT HOURS, Rau 3 STORIES bi strect,(between ib, in Twenty iret thand Tenth ave- arya et betwee Le med Fourth sear avenues, & | sory Maen from hones with rn improvements: rent $700. ‘Also, 30.200 West Thirteenth street, swory and basement house, bath, gas, &c. ; rent $500. No, 120 Ninth avenue, Percale aot args ee: sory and ae house, gee acd en 4 Fee, story, bath; would be let for $750, and put in mk Meo, tno. 227 Weet sThirty-first « PS, isituation;’ rent $500. Also, No, 167 Wet Rineleenia street, three story, witt ra improvement ‘Also, several mores." Ap Jd DENEAM, yhth avenue and Bix teenth street, rom? AM. i$ P.M LBT—HOUSE NO 191 EAST FIFTEENTH ier dar modern improvements; rent $500. Inquire efiice 140 Tenth street, near Third avenue. 0, LET PARY OF HOUSE 166 ELM STREE, BUT WEN rand and Broome. ingof a lor, two bedrooms, basement and cellar. inquire on the ae A eel i SMALL See FAMILY, THE lower. part of, a house, oa Lexintion avenue: ‘b¢-ween Forty and Forty wimih streets kitoben, eaeioen — lor, ahi six rooms at ‘above; will et et low for Rent $275. Ay the premises, or at Dr. woah, “ie Duane street. Bey cae Sh 10 LET—IN BROADWAY, WEST ae ou BELOW pe Mpa oy yt nih Pat yet ES first class, ‘without * Der week. ‘Furnitare, ire: Pe ae Very dere for # single gentleman. Address A. Ee A ers FAMILY Woes ke oe basement cellar, gas, Croton, &c., in the ‘Madison street Inguire’on the pre LET—A THREE ee Ae HOUSE, 119 of threa years; rent m O00. poply to Dr wae. H. ILBUR, 08 G@raud T. allen, 116 Fourth avenue. ch avenne, between ‘and $500. Av ply to G, WINTER, 120 West Fourteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. LET—IHE STORB AND BASEMERT NO, 9 WIL. ear Maiden pon ne, furnisaed wiih fire prof safe watercloreis, “Tee Sxtures, Ae, rent low. Apply between 10 and 12 o’clock, to 8, B, BUTOHINGR, 36 Jobn street. (0 LET—IAFT8, WITH SIDE TIGHTS, IN THE NEW corner of Will! JCHN'ELOWD, 15 Namen street, corn mo LeT—tHe HOUSE NO. 225 street. It ise two atory and attic with high base ment, mcdern bul t, and containing all the mprovements sad will Be let at a very moserate rent. Apply to JAMES 8, SLUYTER, 82 Broadway 0 LET—A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH PORE Place ‘and pantry attached, ins, small private fam y where there are no children, to @ gentleman and his wile. two young men; with or without partial board. Call a Greenwich avenue, corner of Troy street, entrance in at Py-FIRST roy [0 LEITH FOUR STORY BROWN 4TONA PRON" house, sitaated im Livingston place, fronting on stayye gant square; contains sil ‘modern’ improvements, terma apply at 180 Tenth street, near third avenue, LET—ON STATBN ISLAND, ONE Pico] SOUTH OF ‘Castleton eel residence, ha: jog, ® large atadle, coach house and twenty acres of of ground laud divided into Frais lawn, mowing oe oer ‘ade wih spyndanee fr ice trees. Bent $780. Inquire OEE —TBE LOT a5 GROUND IN ago) bin 145 feet, with the building thereon, Known as we uate ieeting House. “Apply 10 CHARLR® DEVLIN, 2 Vandewater street. ) LkT, OR os CAUSA COUNERY BEA) ‘Tuckabo, with house and thirty acres i: Inguire of (HARES ‘Sua ‘BERRY, Tuckabs; or of Hy DUSENBRRRY, 144 Pearl street, (0 LAT—A COUNTRY SEAT AT TUCK AHO, HAR! %M T ‘allroad, two sary, dveling, barn, miadiée, oar: 98 han ly new, and 75 ac und. Taguire of K. C, BRC WDE, on ihe premises, OF R. DUNKBERRY, 144 Pear street, 70 LAT—THE PREMISES NOS. AND 82 FOU) ui avenne, lately cecupied oy the jiaabetan Fd Light Company, Capek ing ry the ; tour storiee igh” Will'be fet neparately ar the ey in ot Mr. Lane's, corner of Fourth Tenth street. Apply to the Maohatian Gas Light Gow orto W. H. SMITH, No 4 Maiden lane. 7,0. LRT—IN CLINTON PLACE, NBAR BROADWAY, A Ture viory dwelling houre, In good order, with al the ino- dern conveniences, deep lot, de ighifally aitiated; porsession on or before May 1, (with some turniture if,wanted.) Address, with real name, box 500 I 5 LEIA TWO STOKY FRAME DWELLING HOU °?, ome berement, lorge garden, and 3% acres of fi ground. ‘The houre c mriands ® most beautiful view, and {< situated 234 mtles from Hoboken, near ihe Hackenesck plank road, and within three minutes’ walk of the starting place of the stages. whieh fun to the ferry every baif hour. | Rent $3) a year; without the ground, $200. Apply 0 FRDR. Gi: HARD, Hoboken, No. 202 Washington street. 0 Let HALE THE THRER STORY BRICK HOUSE 118 Cammon street, consisting of tront and back paricr, three bedrooms and basement, Croton water, baths, do. Ton nod wenant it will be let reasonable. Inquire at 902 Stanton vircet, corner of Lewis, from 12 to 4 o’eloe! 0 LET—TAK FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASKMENT dwell 4 West Twenty-fitth street, near Heventh Avenue; aj] the modern Smprovemenie; rert’ cheap to a geod tenent. Apply to WM. H. HAYES or 8, M. RAWT) Cort andt street, (© LET—A PART OF THR TWO STORY GRICK houre, No 8 Firstavenue, toa small genteel family. In- quire onthe premises from 1' to4o’clock P.M, References required. ‘0 LET— THE BROWN BTONK, FOUR #TORY #NGLISY basement houses, wih ®.] the modern improvementa, soutt side ot Thirty fourth street, (5 feet wort from Broadway eligible location indeed. One of thera for aale, Ke bie. Will be finiered April 20, Injuireon (he premises, be. tween I] and 124. M (0 LET—THE FOUR Sropy DWALLING HOUSR 175 Kast Pevevteenth street, taree bas beth, waterclosets, wash tube and ters, in good * near Stay vesant park to stages and curs, it Bit0o. “Incuire ot MRE. CAMBAMAN, 163 Wooster street, corner of bourton. Tour LT WITH IMMEDIATR POSSESSION, THE FOUR 1 story brick dvelling house, containing all the modern Im rementa, No. 496 avenge, "To's good tousnt, the: bore Will Be let ‘ow. Also tbe four store’ and: corner of Heventh avenue and etree Tae Ne. ait Seven! nth avenue, or National Insurance No. 82 Wat 24 nits ee T° Sas THROUGH, IN A NeW BRICK eeahotRe, 471 Ninth avenue, oné) door Thirty-ninth floor consista of aix Fooms, with fireplaces: Gomawenr ie Rent of first foor, with back basement and to; second, S110; rd, $100. Inquire Cr t, One deor west of Ninth avenue. LET —4 PLEASANT TWO STORY HOUSR AND ithin five minulos Inquire of R. F. PELTON, ae * TOF TLET-IN BROOKLYN, NEAR THE FEARY, PART of house. Apply at 8&6 Cranberry street, Par THE UPPER FART AND BACK cee pas pe Bain, rater clone, range. yee hot and sa water, Sanit, $300, toa respectable persen only. Inquire on st ae esi iP ERTTEE THREY STORY rh ora HOUSE 58 Weet Twenty-first street, having all the rodern improvements. Enquire of J, A. HANDERBERGH, 124 Le) DWELLING PART OF THE FOUB rown stone fogs palling, 681 Sixth avenue, com- ote wilt all the tooders ents, suttable for a board- Tag hte, Apply to W. pow 1 wAYNOR, ‘fifth street. Broadway, eR git, OF, FOR SALE IR ERDOWLTE, TWO Ait agement and aub-cel in with brick, marble grates, ke. in east of Flatbush avenue; rent of exch $200. tage TER LYMAN, comer of Cliaton and Flushing avem Lata SOMNODT ONS FRONT PEE S ON SH. commission street, re of PR cond floor store 29 Old lip, suitable for & gr sipping merch tis within three doors ot South street, Apply in the store. 10 LET— FURNISHED, A HANDAOMAB BNGLIES basement house, replete with fMinibedy ren and all eu ple yn cian) West era innproverseuis; Slogan: 1d will be let low. “apply to HOMER MOHGAN. Pine, Twenty: second rtreet, Ne sireét. 0 LET—A HANDSOME THREE STORY HOUSE, FUR- ished complete, and with every modern convenience, weet ot Broadway and ni ston parade ground; rent $1,200, Appiy to G. T, TERHUNE, No.7 Broad street, LIC IN THE BEST BUSINESS, LOCATION ON Broadway, two front rooms on the first floor, suiiab merchant tailor, miliner, dresemaker, The en rance has been recently altered Possession given tmmediately. it, in been occupied for the Jast four aeareity Bidector. Rent 130 LET IN BBOADWAY—DWELLING PART OF (96 Broadway, eorner of Fourth streol with en. ourth Bouse will he palin repair tor food tenant. Apply to JAMES H. BANKER, 49 South at, (70, LET, IN BROOKLYN THE THREE STORY BRICE Gweillig house (26x60) northwest corner of Clinton Baltie streets. Hor rooms deeb, Nas gaa (Cxtures belong to house), furnace, bath, fe, and i arable tors large family, Can be fer 1) A.M. For terms apply RICHARD ‘UPSOBN rs CO., 77 P riasty' ‘Building, 11) Broad~ way, New York. LBT OR FOR SALB_THE TWO STORY AWD BASE ment brick house No. 98 Hast first street, near Lex— ington avenue. Croton water, ‘mantels, street sewer: ed, dc, Apply toW, TBMINGKERHOPA, 112 avenue C, detore 9 A. M. and after 6 P. M. Lat OR FOR SAUCE THE Pine? CL Age BROWS house teenth street, an elegant and Plete residence, The eplendid furniture will be sold or rented writ the house, ‘on accommoda'ing terms, to responsible par- foubles A Ine promises, for particulars, Wo f, 3 we ABP oe Broadway. net SF parte bast a epee 28, Es Tet hgnt by fost deny atae: on ca Gossad eveanc, Kavwena i A rd streets, terma low? appiy, to AMES 6 GallAG Me Kast fifth street; er to L. Hi land agent, Third’ ty. avenue and Kighty-fourth street, (PO LET OR 10 LEASK—THE THREE STORY DWEL- ling house, 67 Warren sireet, containing ell the modern ics. provements. “Apply io HOMAR MORGAN, No. 2 Pine strect, > EBT, OR LEASE-THS THREE STORY i amieoter aod bby fo. 448 Water street; the locat the Tulle Will be aitered to sult 4 ‘manutaets ee business. Apply to C. & R. POILLON, 10 LET OR LEASE—ONE OF THE OLDEST Mikes: cone ae oF lett in this city, The Boe trucks, carts. all in pe and Piste ae ie ace ate ‘This or laid out and best adapted vellow pine yard in the A ing none, Inquire on the p WaT RY 4 BEAD, corner of Mangin and 0 |LET, OB LEASE—THE WHOLE OR PARE OF ‘deat ow. Possoosion insnadiaialy.” Apply ta tows P 2D ae @ Dey street, LET OR LRASE—HOUSE AND STORB XO. 15° Ninth street, between Fourth avenue and Broadway Inquire of JAMES H. DRAKE, 54 Fourth avenue, corner 0 bee LET OR LEASE—THE leet ny OR PART OF 4 fir 127 Grand street, near Broadway; th Fooms are 25 by 80 feet deep, with onerons Cae floor, snitable fer society or or mercantile pt lower part of the house adjoining. “Apply onthe pt ne treme. 10 LET OB LEASE CHEAP—A ee STRON dL) Suit tere, No. Greenwioh street able for an: wholesaie b Be had eliber ist May & usiness; possession may June. Apply on the premices. ZW. NEW FOUR STORY CORNER northwest corner ef 22006 te ted Been, DESIRED, TOR A ae ye faeries re, oF the poral salir nr ad ob ‘coh sopariie. LEAR BROADWAY, 0, oi, BETWREN NINTH Le streets, haa ext ths, chandeliers in al ros Uirougbont the house; very. satable for fash foo 18 orig and millinery, aa there are, three rooms deep first and second stories, Inquire at 774 Broadway. 7 RENT—‘TORE, BACK ROOM AND HALF Ca&LLAR of noure &4 Cherry street, near James; has been twenty years, Inquire at he ana grocery for upwards of office, rear of the premises. 0 FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTL&MEN.—TO LET, toro large parlors, richly ‘on second floor, with commrnteatng, ni me ion tated Rocke twe ne, ae poviae rooms Pini’ “Apply at 254 Spout tree Somer reeds sireet, NEAT OOTFAGES (TO LNP—IN FORINT Pree, between Fourth and Lexingioa aden Sarita Bae up stairs, Ne ew turk: * ‘0 LRT—A FIRST CLASS MODERN Bore THREE Story brick house, fialahed tw superior siv'e, with gaa. ges fatares, inside bitnds, marble mantel ‘convenience for a gentee! private residence, in a Sale respectable reer rent $450 Tnanite on the premises, Ro. 6 Cit, Bioomfieid street. above 8i: Hoboken, or of Pak 155 Nassau street. room 12, New York 10 LeT—WiTH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, A LARGE jsome house on Fourteenth street, near Union square. Also one on Union square. Also, three on Thirteenth street. iso, 91 other houses in good locations, and some desirable country seais to let and for sale. Apply to R, D. GOUDWIN, 109 Kast Fourteenth street. " 10 LB P—$200 A YEAR, A ee ok HOUBE, WITH 14 rooms, cellar, stable for 9 h orses, Outhor garden, Ly frutt and shade trees, hay for one horse and one cow, ‘three miles trom the Jertey Olty ferry, on the seashore;, bathing, fishing, 'y piace. ddress ., box New Vork Pou toe. LeT—IN WAVERLEY PLACE, REAR WASHINGTON tiree story and atic dwelling house, in_ good or der, with all tbe improvements, t very modera'e, ‘Avpiy lo AL NCHAABE, 80 Wall sirest, OF On tne premises, 110 Waverley piace. LET—THE UPPER J PART OF A SMALL HOUSE: Four rooms, bath, cold cold water; rent moderate’ immediately. “ie ‘fant Third y first’ street, near Ma- diron avenue Teetaer ae Hora HOUSE No. 199 WASHINGTON STRERC’ ; three stories, basement and at’ic ie mantels and C water. I; is one-half of tne bu! tag, o120 87 56 feet, but hes & arate entrenoe, and is, on. ‘ancorinected with: the other Rent $350. Apply to to au G XBLEUR, seoond fooe'6 ot 139 Front street, aa aR WHOLE OR PART OF NOB, 63 AND 66 Sulhivon atveet, the whole or part of 26 Renwick street, the first florrs of 69nd 72 Sullivan street. the upper pct of 81 Thompson street, rear bu lding 143 West Broadwoy nd sundry tenements for colored people. street. 10 LEF—SRCOND FLOOR, FRONT BABEMENT, AND half the third flcor, ot the modern built three story house Fo. 215 West Twenty seventh street, with gas, bath, &c, to a roll family only. Possession immediate.y, if required.’ May teen from 1] till 4 o'e JO LET—ROUSE IN TWENT between Third and Second avenu d high basement, in pertect order, at $800. Cottage and two lots, with carriage bover, on Fifty-first street, near Kighth avenue, Rent $400.” MILLS, 1,235 Broadway, near Fortisth st. AO LET—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, THe Unree sory and basement brown stone front hotse No 163 West Thirty fenrth sreet, near Kighth avenue. Sa'd house in finished in the best sty.e, and furniahed with ali the modern improvements APR, to ROBERT H. COBURN, 165 West Thirty-fourth street, (next dosr.) ‘A STORK, ON THE CORNER OF EIGHTH A very fine location for business, Rent very lease given for five years, if required. Apply iui Y & HADBELI., 75 highth avenue, cor. Apply at 6434 snilivan Jow, ane mnedintety to LANDOUE: ner of Feurteenth street 70. LET—IN BROOKLYN, PART OF A COfTAGA TO nouse in Kent averue, third house from Myrtle, of two parlors and two bedrooms on second floor, Sarement, with bedroom in the ato: marble mantels and gas. Inquire ot WM. CRAWFORD, at the office of Brainerd & Get Cortiandt street. Rent $150 0 LET—AT NO. 2 AUBIOW PLAGE, (NO. 408 FOURTA nreet )furnished or unfurnished rooms, with full boord Donee (# firet class, has ail the modern improvements, and inconvenient tocark aod singes, Keferences required, 0 LET— POSSPSSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY, 4 MO dern botlt frame houre, with aud-collar, basemeat. two rtory apd attic, marble mantels, fine yard, cintern in t order, &e,, in Bedford avenue. Brooklyn, bait a ble Jay rile avenue railroad cation not snrpassed to J, BH. BEARDSLEY, 2 rext door to Pantie’ cbnrol. Le t $275 Apply on the premises, ur 1 Washington street, N. ¥, T° wag a —T0 LET OR FOR SALE, A GOOD TWO and afiie brick house, with brick stable; on two il street, Brooklyn, ten minutes Torry.” Wall oalecisted for s Saran. “Apply at No. S81 Bask ett street, Brooklyn. HRKE S10RY AND BASEMENT HORSE TO LET—236 Spring street, between Varick ana Clark, streets, to be mederpized on the front; hot and cold water = sliding doors, ted outside ard ‘amide, Ae de; rec "3000. ply toe. C GLARK, engraver, 539 Broadway. MILLINERS.—TO LKT, ON BROADWAY. A ROOM and becroom, end privileze of showroom, with who bas'& large run of bes: custom work. ‘Tom fashiovab e milliner it is'a great inducement. Apply at No. 6 West Tenth street. OBK SHOP TO LEF—TWO FLOORS, RACH b0xi0, ‘well lighted, in 115 and 117 Fast Twenty-pinth street; will ther at moderate Inquire on the be let. separate or’, toget rent. remises. PI INSTRUCTION, 1857. xe —BOOKKERPING, WRITING, ARITEMERIO— Mr. DOLBRAR, C.F Broadway, being assisted b: ee ‘an nocomplished practical ener ee, ersonal ai; tention to students {a penmanabio. treinixg all stiffness and tremblin; wil po T poattively be romored in one week, and Wiens at, {a Lote Jessons, to any style desired with ease and rapidi na poerar. AND HIRAM pixo7.o Mey owe ad ‘writin; pasa Ty ye va and tnd ‘po pine cule Sem ran eh gon cha lata: Room $40.8: roadway, App! ively Iie ‘marvellews bow the usetal and in alison 3g, rithmetic and boek! neglected for studies, which at the i ‘Veet, are merely ornamental tal and often valueless. Tn thi oe eae age the Pte ee i re cave do> juestion comes home with lar feree to every young earch of mercantile ‘employment, and buadreds are dally deprived of (it situations from thelr inability to write with Cp donpaich. Prospectuses and terms, on application as . ARENTS OR GUARDIANS, WHO WISH TO PLACE thelr onildren at boarding school, in pleasant and health: loeation, at a moderate charge. oan have an eppor' anit ey. calling #t No, 14 Strong piace, Routh Brooklya. Good ences QPANINH LANGUAGE.—PROF. GORRIN CONTINUES as heretore his instruction in the above langunge. olther ad ‘hepupti's or at his own residence, 14 Kightn street; also = urniebed room to ‘et, with or without board, to single gentle» men, Apply us above. JOHOOTA,—A PLACE IN A SMALL FAMILY SCHOOL, near the city. is desired for two boys, 10 and 8 vears of age. Address box 3,907 Post office, with circular and eity refarenoe. HE TEAOHER OF A STRICTLY SKLECE BOYS? boarding schoo:. number of pupils limited, sl'uatiom healhy, away from temptations incident to cities and large ma canbe consulted by addrensing A., box 22 New Yorke t office, siatin; tim REMOVALS, TAIR “DRESSER. LA SCALA RESPECTFULLY notifies his friends and the Public that he he ae remeven from the Metropolitan Hotel to 098 Broadway » ap e fitied up a magnificent room, for the pw ot ower: the halrdresaing business io all te trae He wi ep on band all kinds of tollet artic es. Graletul for past patronage, he | foitctta ‘continunce. EMOVAL, CHILD® & ‘SMITH HAVE KSMOVSR from 449 to the spacious ntore 452 Pear! street, directly a posite heir old tore, Ndape | E> 4 be found the ay _ mes] tment of decors rans a ro eure peparn ek crery Ont er arden Inthe line, aetiabien for ety or country oe tJ eee. pee zs winds ponds, ping. ior, yn be found te Find cornioos, Donde Pia A MMTV, 408 Peer wicvet,