The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1856, Page 2

2 ; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. i o s x ¥ MaRK we. Tunapay, April 22—6 P. M ‘There war a very active stock market this morning Put the tendency of prices was downward. Lazge sales were made of all the leading railroad stocke, particularly ‘thove of Western companies. At the first board Illinois @entral bonds declined */ per cent ; N. Y. Centra) Rail- oad, 4; Erie, }s; Reading, %;; Michigan Central, ¥} Michigan Southern, 34; Cleveiand and Pitteburg, 4%; Chi” ego and Rock Irland, 5. Virginia 6’s advanced % per eont; Nicarsgus Transit, %; Panama, i; Galena and @hicago, *{; Cleveland and Toledo, %. The books of this company open on the 26th inst., and we Jock fora very metive demand for the stock before that date, to mest short contracts. The stock is not plenty, amd prices must advance. Reading was active thio morning, but prices were not maintained. The bears will have their way in this stock for s time; but as soon ae the coal business opens for the season new buyers will be attracted, and without doubt an advance wealized. There was more business in Galena and Chi- ago to-day than usual, at better prices. Michigan Southern and Michigan Central were a little heavy, with wmall sales. An advance in both of these stocks is be- yond a doubt before many days pass away. After the adjournment of the board the following sales ef bonds and stocks were made at auction by Simeon ‘Braper: — $3,000 Cleve. and Pitts. RR. extension, int. added 12x 60 she. Commonwealth Bank 40 Bull's Head Bank.. * 883 200 Mechanice’ Bank of Williamsburg . BO 25 Knterpr ise Insurance Compsoy 85 At the second boerd the market was acti re, without material change in prices. Cleveland and Toledo closed farm and in demand at 835; per cent, being an advance of % per cent on the closing price at the first board. There wes no particular demand for other stocks. Galena und @Bieago was a uarter better, with the sale of oaly eighteen shazes, There was a sale of 1,000 shares of Ene this afternoon, at 563s, seller three days. The mar- ket throughout is firm, and the bears find it up-hill work to get im their shorts. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day ax follows:— Paid on Treasury account. $55,236 26 Received do. Balance do. 5 Wand for Assay Office ... Paid on disbursing checks 60,590 85 Mr. D. Pearsall has been re-elected Presidext of the Beeond Avenue Railroad Company, Mr. D. M. Hoghes leated Vice President, and Mr. John O’Brien Treasurer. Under his administration there is every guarantee thas Whe affairs of the company will be well mansged. So far ae the finances sre concerned, they could not be in bet ter bands. Both bonéholders and stockholders can now yest assured tha’ not one dollar will be paid out without 110,451 40 weeciving its nt in ne ‘The Un! s declared a eemi-aunoal divicend © Oneida Bank of Utica has declared ividend of five per eeat, the Menden sank a semi-ennosl dividend of four per cent. ‘The interest coupons on the second mortgaze bonds of the Toledo and I'lincis and Lake Erie, Wabash and St. Moule Railroad, due on the Ist of May, will be paid oa ‘Mast day, at the banking house of E. Whitehouse, Som & Morison, No. 54 William street. The ioliow:ng -emarks relative to the construction of The remaining link in the great middle route between the Atlantic and the Mississippi river, appeared a few aye since in the columns of a eotemporary:— A charter has just been granted by the Legislature of Pennsylvania for a road trom Allentown to Reading, whieh is designed to form the last link neeced to eonnect tbe West with New York, by what is termei the Great Middle route, which is made up of the Blew Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley, Penosylvania Central roads, &. Another route from Allentown to Aubura, to connect with the Dauphin and Susque- hanna, and thence to Harrisburg, is alao projected, and acharter tor this route was obtained some time since. ‘The same object—connecting New York with the West— ia to be secured by either route, and that such a connec- ‘ion should be made is of gzeat importance to the pud- Tio generally, and te this city in particular. It is one of the most amepectent i limes of yet unfinished road in the eountry, p—only about thirty miles—in fn othcswise pre as Denning from New York fe the Mississippi river, cannot, long continue uncom pleted, Dut one of these roads is needed, it behoov the ‘ies in interest—those connected with the road, 4am the Zast and ihe West, which are to be benefited by the filling up of this gap—to investigate the matter, and after @eciding upon which is the cheapest and most feasible ve concentrate their efforts upon building tha: rather than by civided efforts fail to secure the com: pletion of either. Which of he my has the we have not, at present, form an opinion; but it is of great importance to New Werk that one of these roads should be built, and that ly. Both of the routes alluded to may be feasible enough, Dut only one of them is required. The construction of Both would divide the travel to the injury of each other. One is sufficient, and the one that takes the strongest hold pom the public mind will attract the most ospital, ana be constructed at the earliest day. We agree with our eotemporary in all he says about the great middle route ‘to the West, but are decidedly opposed to the constraction ‘ef competition roads on any part of the line. They fojure each other without doing the publie any good. We suall Ieeartily advocate the tmmediate construction of one of ‘these roads, and for the protection of the interests of all, eppose the construction of the other. The great middle Boute is destined to supersede all others to and from the ‘West, so far as the city of New York is concerned, and al} the links in the chain forming that route should be properly constructed, properly managed and and properly located to insure the greatest @iciency and expedition in their operation. We have no eepital to throw awsy upon visionary projects or upon experiments, and it is therefore necessary to concentrate our resources upon the most feasible line, and carry it forward at once to completion. A few days will, we ‘rast, decide this point, for no time should be lost in open- xg this important route to the Micsissipp: river. The Ohio and Pennsylvanis Railroad Company, the Ohio and Indians Ratiroad Company, and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, forming together a line ef 465 miles in length, are to be amalgamated into one yy, under the title of the Pittsburg and Chicago Railroad Company. Authority has beon obtain:d from the State Legislature for the union, and the stovl solders of the rerpec.ive companies are to be assembled to ob- tein their sanction. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and in wome instances the value of mann feom Great Britain to the United “tates, a: months ending March 16, 1865 and 1856:— Wwrorts mto THe Uxrreb STATES FROM GREAT Getton yarn, Ibe, Gotten inread... Gotten sundries, yds. Calioves, printed and dyed Cambrics and muslins.. ° jeans, fostians, velvets velveteens. Lace, gauze, net bos Gnornamented cotton goods. uae ‘and cotton goods, mixed 225,800 Hinen “thread and yarn. Woollen and cotton goods, re ‘Woollens 1196492 47,874 518 1,586 922 Woollen und worsted goods... Woollen and worsted yarns, Ibe. ‘This table shows enongh to satisfy all that our import twade this year bas been immense; that in English manu- factures alone, four and five hundred per cent, compared with last year. Out of the total increase in the shipments of the above articles from ports in Great Britain, an average of more than one half was in the exports to the United States, ‘The receipts of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti- more Railroad for March were as tollows:— Mareh, 1856. 4 6 ‘We have recived the annual report and Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, which are nged so as74* ve very summarily and compendiozs ‘ ew of the condition, working ana prospects o mportanti nterest, The reports are bronght up to ecember 1855, as by a resolution of the stock- (ocr st tneart ast annual convention, the fivcal year was thus changed to correspond with the ordinary cxlen- We give » few conclusions ead results taken [rom * bese reports :— ‘Total income for 1855.. $111 a ... $279,012 56 ‘Total income for 1854... 06,718 77 Increased income for 1855 $22,295 79 ‘Total expenses for 1864 $199,241 19 ‘Fote) expenres for 1865.. « 181,735 60 Decrease in working expenses for year 10,606 59 ‘Which sdded to the increase of income, shows for year 1956 # difference in favor of road. 22,301 96 Sinee the last report only $71,500 of the bonds of the eompany have been sold. Prenident Perrin oarnestly ad- vieos the fanding and consolidation of the whole debt in qmrred in the construction of the road, amd shows the advantages which stockholders would derive from taking the company’s bonds at a fair price, and thus realizing ax @vidends the amounts which the road ean apply under ite incrensing prospects to the extinguishment of the Gedts, The indediedness of the Company, an represented NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 238, 1856. wader ‘Bills Payable,” is now 719,018 92, which isa decrease of $34,817 66 from the last report. The sur- plus income acoount now shows acredit of $151,181 89. The National Inicligencer gives the annexed compila- vion, from returns made to the State Department, ex- hibiting the trade between the United States and Brazil im each of the past twelve years:— COMMERCE BETWEEN THE UNiTED STATES rts in- a Fears, ia U. States, Total trade. axp Brat. 5007 63,177 92,622 19/480,208 78)340 99,822 Statement showing the quantity of coffee imported into the United States from and the quantity of flour experted from the United States to Brazil, with the tot annual values of each respectively; also the value of flour Pez,tartel and ef coffee per pond for each year from 844 to 1855:— Flour from Value of . to Coffee Flour Vatue. Brazil. Value. pri. prvi. Years, “Lve, Dellars. ‘ Cts. Dolls. 1844, 96,201,484 5,802,901 288,181 1,493,413 6 1-4 1845. 78,553,610 4 09,845 1,089,318 6 35 1846, 97,595,697 5,964 513 296,460 1,675,756 61.9 1847, 94,916,629 5, $562,979 5 3-4 1848,110,027,284 5, 212 6 1-4 1849,122,681,183 6, 885,208 5 1-2 1850, 90,319,611 7, 696 8 1-5 1851.107,578,257 8, 021,631 8 1-4 1852138, 156,506 10, 285 71-4 1853,155,838,464 11,844,414 433,843 2,434,187 7 3-4 1864.116,794,773 10,329'092 315,319 Piross 83-4 1855. 135,3¢9,383 11,815,818 258,365 2,434,189 8 7.10 9.42 In calculating the value of coffee per pound and of flour per barrel the fractional parts between one-quarter aod a unit are omitted. These fractions would give no pereeprible value to the pound or barrel, thougu they ee considerably affect the aggregate value of the whole. The general navigation and commerce of the Southern provineee, as well as the general trade between them and the United States, are decreasing, owing, it is alleged, to the settlement of the diffinities that have existed on the River Platte, The more liberal tariff, both on imports and exports, attracis a large bulk of the trade of these provinces to that quarter. A treaty between the Uaited States and Brazil is re- garded xs the only means of promoting commerce and nsvigation between the two countries, * * * ‘About fitty-s1x per cent of the entire commerce of Bra ail pasees threngh the port of Bio de Janetro. Thither is conveyed from a}l the ports cn the coast south of Ba- hia, aimost to the ircntiers of the Argentine republic, all the produce intended tor exportation or home consamp- tion. Farina, beans, bacon, dried and salt meats, hides, borne, tallow, rice, tobacco, sugar, erffee, cotton, in a word, all the procuce anc manufactures of the different provinces are made tributary, either by land or water vo the wealth and commercial greatness of The Quedec Gaz gives the follow- 1 resolution, passed at @ recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Grand Trunk Railroad Company, of Canada :— Resolved, That inasmuch as the embarrassed position of the company’s financial affairs —— the necessity, on the Ist day of January last, of seckiog advances from its benkers to sustain the credit both ef the Provinces and the company, by the prompt payment of the interest due upon the Provincial bonds, and in view, a'so, of ita inned inability to meet their future paymenta until the completicm of the whole line, including the Victoria briege, it is ordered that the Vice President addreas s ecmmunication to the Honorable Inspect: General beg: ging that instructione be forwarded to the London agen Of the Province to provide the interest for the half year ue last January, ané for the pregent half year coming due in July mext, on the debentures {asued by the Pro- vince on behatt @f the ecmpany, and smounting, in the whole, to £3,111,500, The total amount of liabi ities in- volved is £250, 000, and it is clear that from any revenue, present or expected, we have not the opportuni of meeting the evgagements «f the Province. This resolution explains itself pretty clearly. The company is simply bankrupt. It cannot pay the interest on its bonds, and sppeals to the endorsers. Such thi have happened in this country; but that our Canadian neighbors should be guilty of such @ piece of financering is the most astounding thing in the world. It is not at all strange that the Yankees should fail and repudiate, according to the British code, but we can hardly believe that the British capitalists would suffer such a thing to oceur in their financial operations. Stock Exchange. Tvespay, April 22, 1866, 100 sha Erie RR... 60 1000 Ta State 5’ 1500 éo. 1400 Ia 23; per cent 53 1000 Kentucky 1 1000 Cal 7’s, 1600 Erie B's of 83. 1000 HadR IetMBes. 1000 HuéR 24MBas, 1000 Gosher L Bas. 2500 ILiCenRR B.t60 1000 9336 60 Panama RR....¢ 1083, 300 a0 Ao. RR. ‘io hy a 100 625 do. 100 go.bid atop Ses $3000 Virgin 6000 IC RR Bs 25500 3008 18000 2000 Hud R 3 ite 200 NY Cen RR. 29 200 100 Erie RE 10 a 8. sib 0 6 Park Bank BOARD. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Trmpay, April 22—6 |’. M. Asim.—Market unchanged, while stock and sales were both light. Breabstcrrs.—Floer—The market was without change of importance in prices, while there was rather more a: tivity in saler—there being & good demand for the British provinees. The transactions embraced about 5,000 a 6,000 dbie., including inferior to good common State at $6036 123, aud extra do. at $6 25085 50; common to good Western at $6 % $6 25; medium and low grades of Western at $6 37 a 87 3734) extra Genesse at $7 £0. $9; and good to choice extra St. Louis at $7 75 a $10 25. Haxail and Galegos were held at $10 50, In Canacian sales were confined to 2008 300 bbls., at prices ranging from $6 50 » $0 for ordimary to extra brands, Southern was in fair cemand, with sales of 1,200 a 1,900. bbis., imeluding common and mixed brands, at $7 2 $7 50; and fancy and extra do., $8 25 = $8 75; ‘and Cranehsw’s Richmond milla were held at $9 8734. W.heat—The market was bare of prime uslities, which would command full prices. Much of that offering is either inferior, and exhibits evidences of having beea injured by rain curing harvest, and tor which quotations egular and prices nominal. Corn was inactive, ioos were unchanged. The sales ombrec ed 25,000 a 30,000 bushels, inelnaing mixed, at 62c. a 63e.: white, slightly mixed. at 64c.; and yellow do., at 660. ; old prime mixed was at 65c. a 66c. Rye was dull, and prices were ‘at about 0s. for Pennsylvania, and at which & few hun- dred bushels were sold, while Nor.hern waa nominal at 9be. Barley was firm, ‘at $118 a $1.28 Barley malt was in fair request, at $145, Oats—State and Ohio were selling moderately, at i8c a 43c. for State and Obio, and de. a 460. for Chi ‘ovreR —The maz’ wee firm and rales were mode rate. OO mate of Java fold at 16e., 200 Laguyre, at 12%, and 60 do. Rio at 11%¢. A sale of 3,000 bags Rio is to be made to-morrow by yoetion Cortox.—The cotton mar was active. The sales embraced between 7,000 and 8,000 bales, chiefly in tran+ sitn, The market closed firm. Frmonrs. Jo ey were moderate, To Liverpool about 20,000 bu of grain were engaged nt 4d. a4 gd. in balk and bags, |, 600 boxes bacon at 17s. éd., and some few lote of othe at ‘;4. To London 150 be bacon were taken at 2e. 6d., 500 bbls. flonr mi 2s, 24., and 250 boxes bacon at 268. To Glasgow 600 bble. flock at 26., and 600 bbls rosin at 26. 6d. Ra‘es to the continent were quiet, and more or lesa nominal. To California they were at 0c. per foot, measurement. Hay.—The market wae irregular and ansettled, with amsll salen at 70¢. 2 80c. per 100 Ibar, ‘MOLASERS.—The sales were moderate, but priees were firm, About 200 bbis. New Orleans were kold at 47c., ome small lots Cubs on terms not stated, NAVAL ool were steady, both for spirits and rosin, with ut sales of im; Pnovisioxsy—Por’—The market for new mess war in- active but firm. Sales of 200 bbia., in lote, were mario at $18 a $18 123, and 160 bbls, old mess, at $17. The «alc ot prime mese made was ai $17. Prime pork war dull at $16. Ruraps vol) at $15, thongh the rage was #16 @ $1625, Levi was beavy, with sales of 150 Dols. country ;-ime, at $7623 98 25a 910. Repacked Western at 10 2 25.0313. So eet hame and prime mess ae ve were quiet and prices un- changed. (ut meats steady, with sales of 100 a 200 pack- ages at 7c. a7}c. for shoulders, and 83<c. hams. Bacon was in good demand, with consideravie sales to arrive, eds were 6 ign ‘and 75,000 Ibs. a or bulk ary salt ere sold to go to 17 Se. Tact wen firmer, with sales of 200% 300 we at 9% 10¢., sane prime at, the close was heid at 10\c. Buiter and cheese were Rick —Che market has been more sctive. Wve dp-day. sales are 400 csaks, about 200 of which wees for moe a 4c. a4}gc. The bulk of the stock is held firmly. ‘Spices —300 dage crete — sold at private terms. Suaans.—The mat! ite steady, but the wer ther being untavorable for wr hasdling, sales were restricted to about 450 bhds. Cuba muscovade at 7c. # 73<c. Toracco is less active, Old Kentucky scarce, and prices for new crop not settled yet, Stocks of Spanish im- creasirg, but littiedesirable in It. The sales included 65 hhds, Kentucky, 8c. ae 157 bales Havana, ar deattata 2 cases seedieal, 73<c. a 1ée. do. Florida, p. WHiskzy. 2 ‘of 300 bbls. State Prison wese mado at 26c. "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EI EVERY I DAY. TENANT'S REGISTER. ‘5 EARS? OLAS FOUR stuRY HOUSE, ) “the modern improvemenia and m compels repair, 17'rocms, bath room aud back piazza, led wita Benrders, for tbres years, desirably and regpocis>iy iecsled. Nid be Mean CE Some Sreaiie porenia in 2 id nsei arrangements are made immediately, Aoply ‘0 8. XMPION, 115 Wall sireet, or to LIADSLEY & HAD SELL, Te uighis's nue. 600, —TO LET, A VESY Dxs:RaBLE THREE ye ators and 4 barementhouse on Twenty-rixth street, in excellent rus sutures, £0. complete. Apbiy to HENRY FRANKLYN, rtf West ‘Thirty fifth street, near Broadway. 60 HOUSTON yr FURNISHED APARTMENT to let, on tbe first and second floors, in a reapectavle French fami:y, without couldrene 327 ws Ll TO LT, PERMANENELY, A adseme front parlor and bedroom adjoining, with ze fe et CH "Souses also, the floor, Sonaiada closets, and mi in the | Herald idry office. at floor 19% sWAVERLEY PLACER 70 LET—WITH ALL THY improvements. Apply to ALEXANER M. Gini, N No. 1 Hancver street, corner of Wall. ORs (yey Ea een FOR A goon. PARTY TO OBPAIN Dasement brown stone boure, ae a very ee iw rent, nt muh lens mae the ‘houses; the owner !eaving the city before the first of May; trully situated, in Twenty-third street, opposite Londom terrace, oon venlen: w the care ard strges, with splendid chandeliers,” and all other medern improvements. Apply at 282 West Twenty- third street, or to B, W. RICHARDS, 307 Rroadway. LARGE HOUBE, NEAR WASHINGTON SQUARE having all the modera improvements, th rear hoase conpected, twenty-two rooms in all, will be eed to @ good party cn reagonable arma. Apply to the owner. Macdougal sarees from 11 2, or 10 B. RTOHARDA, 307 Broad- way. WEAUT!FUL COUNTRY BRAT TO LET, OR FOR eaie - two acres of ground, ali kinds of choice fruit trees, Eyes srbor, out houses, ee houre, av ; situated atthe head of lusbing bay, L. I; five minutes? walk irom the ratir'ad and #tesmboat andini y five minuies from New Tork. ApDIy atthe Four mile Honse, corner of Finyaevenih nireet third avenue. RARE CHANCE.—AN OLD EsTABLISH#D KM- broldery, lace and fancy store to let, with or without part ‘of the stock; for eale on easy terme. Inquire om the 53 Catherine etrest. Stock gelling off at a reat red FURNISHED HOJEL. DOING A GOOD BUBINEES, well located up town, the lease of which can be ob'ained for five to nina yeare. ‘Ibe parties applying must have from $3,000 to $5 000. A first class new house in les a between Seventh and Fighth syenee Price $7,500: ‘A. BEEBEE, 195 Becetiray TENANTS REGISTER. USE, WITH Ay! GONVENIRNORS, ‘END FUR. Sey ages, So ferry: “Rddreas box Terit’ Poe Post oflee. = is ope} 30 LET -. xO. eA sue Lig stet SOUTH oklyn. five min’ frome Jamilton ‘avenue ferry, a ties wry | Srey hatte men ke, wa Fy ie mrderg irr ye i & 0. oe 234 Halden lane, New York. Ho. TO LET AT GLEN COVE—THE Gad House, beautifully situated, at the steamboat lai core to the water side. “The boi ne ain pee yes has tmen: sy four chambers, with detached bi apd studies. Possersion immediat immediately.” yo wm gE sun: i] Rag ect ihe best Jr. oF BENT.—A OONVENIENT Heh ae STORY BRICK house, genteely located, the Une of railroads and mages Pectable families; rent A. M., or at 157 South street, Mores HILL.—TO LET, A VEBY Fee eone — — front house, on rea. Rent Bice Sy SRANKLYNS Th West tee tare sreet, way. FFICES TO LRI—IN HOUSE 81 NASSAU SFREET fourth house south of Sun three offices on second floor and two on thira floor. one of which is large and fron'ing ‘onthe street. Apply to EUGENE FARRIS, bootmaker, 62 Rersau street. FFICKS TO LET—IN PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING, corner of Canal and muitable for pro- Pe age craps ea peo nine hers. The offices are very superior, and rent low. Apply at th Trice Tp TO URT-IN PRYING _BANINGS BANK Warren street on from Green wih Apply o VE: BUNTON, Secretary. Weuta low. FFICES 20 LET—ON SECOND anes, TWO FINE offices, at No, 7 Broad steeet. third doo: fr Wall; will be let together or separately. eee for lawyers or ‘busi- ness men, Inquire on the premi FFICB TO LET—IN — PRIVATE HOUSE NO. 12 cee bine, next to Holdredge’s Hotel, eorner of Broad- os for several ‘bouse has all bya modero a jn @ pleasant fol pantries, ore. communicating, joor, Gre of bath. Ment $950 per ‘annum, " Apoly at 691 Hudson street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Reference re- TO 134 MADISON y telly ‘without children, consist ‘bedroom cn second floor, fe to store away furniture or other ardcies with one reom in a1 notia use. ‘Gas and bath in the bo Ouse. ART OF A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 50 @arroll street, South Brroklyn, not five minutes’ walk from Hamilton ferry, consisting of parlors on first floor, front basement and two rooms on floor; rent $225; or second floor, besement and two rooms on third; rent $200, Neigh Forkbod pentse): Inquire on the premises, or of W., OLLIE HIUGR, 162 Fulton street, corner of Broadway, N. ¥. OOMS TO LET—IN HOBOKEN, IN WASHINGTON street, on the second floor, with or without breakfast, to iwe or three ree single gentlemen, or @ gentleman and wife; gas pleasant yard. Inqaire “a STURMWALD, 8 Witlaus street, up stairs, New York. ENT $115 PER ANNUM—TO A SMALL GENTZEL family. Tolet,in Williamsburg, a preity brick coitage Trocms. beautijuily papt iron balcony, marble mante!, Grier ee. &e., ne excellent order, one mile from the ferry: 09 Pass ocr; 1s, markets, &c. Inquire ata2 Grand street, *ivillamsbirg. ‘TABLK TO LET.—A GOOD cea WITH TWELVE stalis and good coachroom, Broadway aud White street. For terms, Sopieee 290 "Broadway, room No. 9, up stairs, from 16 to 12 o’cloc] SMALL HOUSR TO LETIIN A VEaY GENTEEL ‘aeighborhcod, on @ stage and car route, near Becond Avenue; rent cheap to 8 good ‘enant, Apply at 49 Second at. ‘A GHAL FAMILY, HAVING MORE BOOM TIAN faa! want, would like to rent a nicely furnished frontroom a room ‘on the second floor, to cne or two gent'emen; the house has gas, bath, water closets, £c., &c.; ceatraily lo- cated in a respectable neighborhood,’ near Broadway ‘and Bleecker street, Heference required. Acdrers Moderate, lerald office. FRONT BASKMENT TO LET—NEAR BROAD- wars. gi moterete size. Inquire at 54 Walker street, five doors west of Broadway. LARGH FOUSE TO LET—CONTAINING TWENTY modern improvements, shor: dis- 383 May be ex. prised from 1010 Izgrelock. The location is an excelient one for a first claes boarding house. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 207 Broadway. N OLD Pe mau SroRsk—a FIRS? A, etait Dah necessary for the easons for selling. Apply to Petal trad Tawes PUGH, ‘S44 Wi LaRGE FO STORY BRCUAE 10 LE’ URNISH ed or unfurniehed, with the ee improvements. cov- sisting of twelve rooms, with pant tice Hers, baths, fe. 0 a+ taall prive‘e family. R Heat $1,600, with everythin << “boutekeeping. Inquire » W. RICHARDS, No. 307 roadway. NEXCNLLENT CHA CE—A LARGE HO} ERY ear Broadway. in Franklin street, to let, containing Sbcut aroma, witb the olicioth, gas fiztures and 3 years’ for ale, No Bewer location in the elty fr e hotel Fostaurant and lodging house. B. W. RI D8, 387 Broadway. OARDING HOUSE TO ae 19 UNION SQUARE, ‘acd furniture for sale, one of the peasant lecations in ily; large and convenient; admirably bly etaptod, with all moders improvements. Apply on the premises. ND SIRNET, NO. 3, BEOOND DOOR FROM BROAD way.—P coms io let, furnished or unfurnished, stogle or in sues 7dr, bea pumber ot rosnw sutabie tar atloots (QuETON, STATEN ISLAND—T0 LAT, “A FURNISH: isbed heuse, near Vanderbilt landing,’ on view on the whole bay; contains ten rooms, with batn, cold ard bot waier, sundry, cellars. wablet bc, do.. ever) thing vel most complete, und ¢ ut; 51,000; ean be bad unfurn! on & lease, for $8.0. ‘Spaly at HERON’ Exprees oflice, South ferry, N.Y. CCHPION, STATRN ISLAD.—70 LET, A. COTTAGR, mand! pip od of stol conthcnen hoon furnished or unfur- wished, on lease or other ‘raf Tom, aiming room, fi baer Seeeeee, nang. ae Gar LOn vs Wall sect ve bedrooms, \LIFTON, STATE] apes LET OR LEA8! «J ‘a five minutes’ walk Lag Fait trees, t Duabes and fiowera, all in good “nt satisfactory tenant. Apply to D. G. Gana srderbiltal anding, JOTTAGE TO LET—ON STATEN ISLAND, HALF A landing, containing five rooms, with Kitchen aitached: good cellar and ha't an acre of ground, with an abundance of choice fruit. wt, erie peo annum, or $125 3 the reason Inquire of Mr. CORNELL, Fort oath cr of G. W. LOSS, 70 Food 72 Fulton sireet, § Yor (HOTAGH aT ABTORIA TO \LET—ABOUT 134 MILES from the ferry; fice view of the bay: house contains ax room, with two acres of land, cistern end spring water, ner on A Mi anaes edi ‘ing the one to Mr. J. inin, re orb 8. RIKER, 1£0 Nasean street, New York. oe ‘i YOTTAGE AT YONKERS. TO RKNT-ON CLINTON sizeet; rent $225: at once. Apply to ABRA- HAM BELL'S SONS, 25 Park row, N. Y. (COUNTRY RNSIDENCE By THE SEASON O8 YAR — 1d homestead, partly furnithed, in Fairfield, Connec ut, will be let for one or two. years, staied la the centre of the village, « few reds from!he depot of, the New York und dew Haven Raliroad. ap asc Detores., Keq., in Pair- field, cr 0 AUGUSTUS J NNTNGS, at Southport” Connec: tleut, (‘HEAP KENT ON BROADWaY.—TO LET. TWO / bendsome rooms. suitable for « di: er, milliner, or sey, abt business, Rent $25 per month. Inquire br. APH, 412 Broad’ oO On GUARD ARMORY, APRIL 22, 1866 —OFFICERS tal lary divisions, of ibis cliy and visinity, are re asion of the late what Grace mithe funeral proce ile, om “Kivuraday, at 11 o'clock A. T)*¥ G00b2 STORE TO LET—NO. 135 SPRING STREES, near Broadway. Fiz'ures complete, wi-h Immediate possession, A first rae No, 197 Spring treet, Sree TO LET.—A LARGB AND HANDSOME STORF with fire basement, 1,258 Broadway, corner of Forty-firet street, suitable for hardware and furnishing Dusiness, cabinet store, pianotorte, or any other genteel business; it is also suit- able Yor e bakery, and sn oven will be put irae owner, “a re cf BS URMBACH, No, 1 Centro street neat the Clty val {rem 10 103 o'clock, oF at 137 Rivington street, from 3 to noe 10 LATIN ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS LO- allies im the eliy’ Caquire on tbe {premises, S27 avenue, between Twenty-sixth acd Twenty: weventh pele TORE TO pa) BOWERY, CORNER OF BOND street.one of th TORE t 70 LET—189 GREENWICH aTRRET, FROM Nanya next, or earlier if desired. Inquire of NOBL! & MECKL) 193 Greenwich street, Soha TO oe NEW FIRST CLASS THREE STORY uilding, 25 by 60, in rear of 29 King street, suitable tor Mealor’ other business. mechan! Jngulre on the premises, orto Ac RAYMOND, o1 Chatham street . TORE TO LET—AT 631 HUDSON ae WITa OR without baemert; ® good chance for a confectionery or A La Apply to J. MATHEWSON, agent, 47 Hud- fon atr ST ai powers a2 by 80 up 0-43 by 100 fect well ghied wih out power. ev own on will be let low lo god tea For particulars in Depmises, 14 and 16 Amity place, bew Bleeek. ‘a'no, the basement to let, re Oe pA TT fea. BAZ, 427 las! Brosdwad, a to 3- Gs ROLSTON. lizabous se HOTEL TO LET, POR ONH OB MOKe PS nad ie furni are tee gale ee nee as the Sea View our ace eae ‘to whom it wil ‘ero Teasonable te: . Apply to ib e hy terms. A. F. JARVIS. 89 Prince street. ‘4 Canal street, rorth side, to let. to & amall family or fh # gentlemen, furnished or unfurnished. Iuquire at 163g Dugy, street, tax office. commodious store yr separa No. 21, between Twentieth and Tweniy trst strests, in ose of the best locations on the avenue: it has beer occupied as a farniiare. Jookin, a ictare frame store suitable for any Jarge gent ‘mmediate possession can be bad. ‘Apply on the premitos, to-A. BEVLIN.” ORE TO LET, ON SIXTH alien (gents sTC from Twel i. is to re 167 Sixth avenue, one for two vears, next. The give is one ecfihe » 1 in this city for dry and fancy goods, for which it is beautifu fitied up. Apply as above. S722 TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SAL he grocery and liquor re, comer of of Ninta avenue « a fire street; store 44 fee! wice, all equa’ excellen' gasail complete, suitable sore fine ‘xrooery aa provision store, with basements and stables, ¥ required. +, Ply on the premises. ‘0 LET—THE SPLENDID waEeroow. ON THE first floor over the store corner of Canal and Wooster sts.— marble building~ suitable for any light business, lighted by eleven windows, & fine shor on Canal street; gas, ‘The first (i: Sia FLOOR OF A TWO STORY HOUSE, NF —— 10 LET, ome EIGHTH ey idt Ure LARGE ‘and basement, r 01 wy entrance Croton water, and boltway om rear ¢ a thot ing occupied by a hat store of ma standin; cre, ates 8 fair demand for boys’ snd Penildren's i” clothing, fe te manufacture and sale of w! D bns'- ese ra oe 8 uiring's good end ore well Keown woroughare, ras te opening. Reat low to good tenant. Apply 00 0 [Oar LOFTS OF NO. 1 PINE SFREBT, ONB dcor from Broaaway. Inquire on the premises. T°, LET—10 A SINGLE Ee aes tls A BACK ROOM, with pantries attached. on first_floor, conveat- ences for cooking, &°. Apply at No. 77 Hester street. LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 77 08- chard street, consisting of four rooms and back basement. Inquire at 249 Broome street, 10 LET—THE SECOND POOF AND BASEMENT OF 4 ass hovse, No. 349 Fourth street, three doors enat of Broad: as all throvgh the house; rent $0. Tobe seen trom 4to G o'clock P.M. Apply to JAMES ARDLE, 125 Crosvy ree! 10 LET—A TWO STORY BASEMRNT AND ATT'O houee, in Yorkville, with under eellar, bath room, Crot » water, ardrange in the kitceen. Apply a the carpet sor, 1 Broadway. TO La A FHRER STORY, Hovee In vivre rai Fifth aveni toa eae cores i py oo PorLLON, @ ‘tis tous Tr LBT—RO. 160 THLATY FIRS? STABET, A THRER ater Bais tab, or Ingue 147 Thirvcih wees D, HOGENOAMP. LET—A DESIRABLE STORE, KO, 58 BIGHTH Tors Deir 2) feet front by 80 and 13 inet ceiling, with « large oky in the rear; pole ait for the dry ‘rade; wor be 8 geod location for » boot. sad ne, ware or furniture siore; also, the ‘80 by 24 feet, well lighted. Inquire of J. Mey HANSON, 89 Went Broadway. LET—HALF OF A TWO wrony. £4 pay HOUSE ‘91 Wil'ow street, Seween ope a ferries, toa small family, from the lst of Maye LET—A COUNTRY eletol ee The AT ASTORIA, lewiown leas nt and healthfall; situated on ita about six acres Ro) guibulldings, nee el eg aro “8 Broadway. a 0 LET- JARDINE £50N’S LATE ORGAN FACTORY 48 between so Fach E . aud will be rented low. J 4 Bon having removed to thetr new factory, corner of LBT-IN CANAL eae TWO STOR! | gn and second, (aird and fourth wore al sil foe bumness Parpowse er of rooms, en! oa Broad ay; rent $300 0 $400. Aj a 12d Obambers street or 127 Greene Topir LET—THE FOUR C24 “ENGL BaSEMBNT houre Ne, 148 West beret fae Mine evoneae, noe nea Bicaes rete, well finished, and jrovements; will be rented low toa tatant. Apply tO LENER OSBORN, 104 Greenwich meee” LkT-AT STATEN ISLAND, WITHIN TWENTY sainutes drive from Vanderbilt Landing, Dulit stable ard eres of land, divided into garden, lawn, pas. Spastaoieass ee place. (PO LEE_ 7 WO SPLENDID UNFURNISHED PARLORS, on. firs to, one or two, single gentlemen, with or wibout bromkfnst’ Aieo; tbe front t parlor. with bedroom at foe, or unfurnished, in a pri all the modern improvements. ‘Apply at No. near Broadway. -—A GENTLEMAN OCCUPYING A HOUSE IN able location, sbont ten, minuies taney vf any othe Weatve Duaiding, ee LET—THREE NEW HOUSES ON Ta SOUTHERLY ‘Twe Gey street, near Third avenue; the pouges ite 22 feet wide, b rab fee dep; To Tole are 92 feet dee! contain al feaprovementa; Temi, $000 oust.” Ror further Pe tage ‘apply at No, 180 Tenth street, near Third avenue. LET—A HOUSE AND BARN, WITH KIGHT ACRK of land, three of which is en orchard. with fruit, 2a: hav. ge Fe St Heat $100. Apply 10 J RUSSELL: at Held's br lepot, nt Me ly at ’s brewery, Eset Thirteenth ch eeract ba Te LET—THE STORE 8236 CHATHAM SYREBT, WITH cr without the second story, suitabie for a dining er bil liard saloon, being over pinety “feet in depth, Inquire of Mra, SPENCER, 55 Ludlow LKT—RENT LOW oF ‘A GOOD TENANT—THR house, with iron balcony, gas, soft water, £c., 408 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, or the entire Caged, orton: eight rooms, closets, 46. Ken’, $17 per month. OG very Semen Apply st store @B inird bvenue. third doar above Feath sireet, or ‘0 Lit A GREAT MANY VERY DESIRABLE HOUBES, and ports of houses, furnished and unfurnished, in New York, Brooki+n and in the country, at low renta: also a large amount of property for sale. Full particulars by aoplying io B.D. G00: DWIN, resi estate agent and auctioueer, No. 712 cadway. 0 LET-TWO THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK houses, 278 and 24 Spring street; also, two tory brick use, 288 Bp: Tented.low toa good tenant, Apply to B. Nk HOUSE, 715 Hudson eee LET—THE ane, FouR mony mrcuee hg Takuan house. ela Ln reat be ith and si the ‘all the m: erm ero Remo By iy 0 JOHN W. 4 ae SERICKEAND, at A. T. Stewart & cos, tween 9 and 10 Te eree are a an ilng having ron of 16 oe, ; s wes cae tae rie Gas de ferry, front ion kat river and iy of New ‘The tpeion and York. advantages for above too well known to need further description, business are ‘rhe premises will be. let beparately or together. Constant communteation with all paria of the elty from the ompivus,slnnds in front of the hotel Apply at the — — TOWNSEND, om the premises; entrance on (PO ERT-LARGE AND LOFTY, LOFTS, IN THE NRW Culling! corner of Duane and Rim steels, besntitully lighted, conslating of eleven, windows to io enol Boor, nyuire iP IRT_STORE, BACK ROOM AND LIQUOR BOOM sore well calculated tor clothing or wholeealeand r. atall frocery and liquor business. Also, Go, toe resister, ‘Kiso & butcher's spring cart and harness for sale, inquire JAMBS PUGH, 344 Water street, Ts Feat FLOOR AND ONE ROOM. ON THIRD Sth a ed »; mall family of fou : ly ‘of bouse occupied by a small American of four, Ay to KNAPP, tid Broa Te sf 10 LET—A epee HOUSE, ON THES FOURTH ‘avenue, near the depot of cars and a, Honse contains twelve rooms. ve im ae, be ae. Rent ‘so. @ three story bo ase 08 street, near Broadway. ‘Rent $340. BE WEIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, trom 3to7 P. M. LET—DOWN TOWN, a HANDSOME FURNISHED front room, on the second floor of the dwelling No. 8 Murray etreet, without board. Apply as above. ERT-A TWO STORY, AND BASEMENT FRAME No, 5 Mill street, near Smith st, about two bun- dred feet fe Hamallton ud Falton ferry ‘railroads, ‘Sous Brooklyn. Rent $10 Can be seen by inquiring at No. 3, anh door. For further particulars, inquire of P. SiccuRN. | Plymouth street, LET—2H8 BEAUTIFUL BASE 35 BY 50 FERT, an excellent situation for any Kind of buifhexs, only 100 foe , (112 Grand street.) very oat a seas day’ ‘mer ‘pt rata sltuation Segre Gr an oyster saloga. "Apply on the premises ET—THE WHOLE OR ey —_ THE Lbs Fiasr brick street, B: [0 LET_In SOUTH BROOLYN. PART OF A TWO Story and attic house, with basement and sub-cellar; hard finished walls and marvlé manielplects; any person be: fore the Ist of May ean have thelr choles of ‘apartments Hon convenient to the ferries. For parioulars apply ie W. BREWER, No.6 Hamilton street, N. LET—THE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMEST house, wito all the modern improvements, northeast cor ner of Pectnd avenue and Twell street” slao; the house sd- joing, being 192 and 194 Second avenue, Inquire on the corner, ‘where be seen, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa turday, from 12 to Lovelock. 10 ae rons PRORE a, ATTIC COTTAG® three rooms deep, with modern improvements, 47 Weat'T "Twenty sixth a street, between Broadway snd Sixth ave- nue. Can be seen from 10 till 2 P. M. LeT—THRAE STORY HIGH BASEMENT HOUBE, No. 9% Weet Twenty-seventh street, in complete With modern improvements, and fine gas fixtures in ths house. Also, No, 80, same street, wi) low to a suitanle party, Apply on the een K. POND. 0 LKT—THE TARRE STORY HOUSE AWD STORY; With extevsion, 149 Fourth avenue, frat house below Fourteenth etreet, eart side. Has been used for saloon p Bre and is suitable for any Rasinieen ‘Apply t 0 JAMES P. ATT, 61 Wall street, room No. 3, EP—THE WW THREB STORY AND ATTIC Oe ‘aweliog noua. in West aaa | tree! th evenue.. side, one attic nek. Swabia Aito, the store No. 1: aver A ply to D. 2, OUSBMAN, 75 rapue. between Twentieth and 0, eee ee OF A Fore aan STORY im the row on West Thirteenth street, next to Ninth avenue. arion, onthe frst tflogr, three rooms aniries on the second, Croton Foe partoulars, apoly BEAD In same'row, OF AL D2 Broadway. Neat $228 per annie ANOING, LAGER BIER, OR BILLIARDS.—TO LET, ® large ball, on @ main oe &p town, neatly f'ted up and well eniculated f . cbler, or Dilliord salooa, oral Combined, “Hest owe Gall well known, £3. For kr ‘ber particulars, ad¢rese Hall, box 118 ‘Herald office. 0 LET-260 SIXTH AVENUE, THE THIRD FLOOR, containing three rooms, four pan'ries; rent $180. Also, secord floor, two large pariors, and two bedroomson fourth floor; rent Bas a large yard and all the modern imorove- ments, Will be pain {)URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—FOR FOUR OR FIVE months, from lst of May, situated near Gramercy park. endcontaining ai] the modern eee suitabie ae a fall, genteel family. Tow satisfactory tenant, te rent be moserste. A noie addressed to Dor 19 Post office wi wri re ceive early attention. FURAIPHED HovsE To Lit, FOR BIX MONTHS —THE ihree stories, new: hes all ‘he modern imp: - mento; iis situnved in Pitteenth sreet,, near Birth evenne: ft i be let to ® private family only. Address L. B,, ox 5,008 ‘ostoflice. 0 LET, NEAR BROADWAY, FAST SIDE—THR LARC B houré No. 30 Reade street, containing twenty five rooms, Sa parveniariy wel adapted for otal or lodging bone, a uiueied most convenien!ly arts of the city, Immediate possession For farther particulars apply at No, 32, next door, 10 LET—PART OF A HOUSE, CONSI81ING OF TWO parlors, front basement, and two or rooms on the third floor. be house bas gas, hot, and cold water. bath, and is situated in ey oo street, Lexington avenu Apply 8, RIBSHIMBR, 319 Fourth avenues PURNIBHED COTTAGE 70 Lat, FOR SIX MONTHS io the best part of Brooklyn, Wo. 1 Garden street, next o corner of Joraemon. five minutes’ walk from Wail strest ferry; contains ten rooms; bes gaa, furnace, range, water, £e. With «mall garden at back; the furniturefis modern and good. A suoall family desirable. On. view between 12 and 4 dai, For caids smi! terms apply to COLE & CHILTON, 45 Nassau weet, New York. eee eee TO LET.—A SUIT OF parlors and two bedrooms, communicating. richly furnished fuitable for s family or physic'an’s residence. Pri aie, Dredkast if required, or fitchen privilege. Also two bandarme rooms. for sing’e gentlemen. For’ cold water, gas, Ac. Apply at 264 Fourth avenue, near Twentieth street: 10 tom ha) PARLOR ON THE FIRS? FLOOR AND two bedrooms in the attic of house 336 Greenwich street arlorsare finished wih marble ae and grates ». xad divided led by folding doors. There ood range In on ‘an be seen from 4 to § o’cloe! Appl Behan. piace, between uf rin re alee or rat at 10 Prince street, of OWE! fe LET—THREK TWO STORY HOUSES, IN SEVENTH street, between avenues B and O, Nos. 217, 21334 and 213, with stables, if ae in the rear; rent. with stable, $226 each; an excellent chance for carmen, tore 103’ Firat venue; also apartmenta, consteting of floors through, in ditfer- ent parts ot the city. JOSKPH Me ULKE, 86 Seventh street, corner of First avenue, from 8 1010 A. M., and 6 to7 P. M. 10 LKT-THE LL FR. DWELLING HOwsF, and kichen in the rear, Bo, 0. J Dominick street; rent $250 perannum. Inquire ot BEAMAN LOWERRE, 307 Spring et. Toso LET—PART OF Ae Chal THREE STORY BRICK consisting “eft jor, baek room ani front bed closets. Croton water and ont cond fcr vase pipes, and o7 ee third flor, with one extra room if wanted, to g reaponnle and genteel family. Rent moderate, ihe balance of the house will be occupied by the prerent family. Pontession now it required” Can be seen ‘any time by calli at 177 West Twedty ith wlreet. House very pleasant and good. ro Lat—an SROOKLTH, TWO FIRST CLAS3 HOUSES 'wo good houses. at ‘very low rents. Apply at 146 South Ninth sree’, Brookiyn, Waster Ditrit, oF 103 From street, New York. myo LET- -IN THR NEWLY “aun STORE THE 'T or Arn street, near the corner of William street. sion given the lst of May. Aliso, two spacious loits on the first Ly with skylights, i Aidit a street, in connection with the 108 63 63 Aun street. at 48 John st,, to D, M. P2YSER, aelosk, oF todoba Llosa. 15 "Neaeau street, OOF from 12to ner of Pine. \OTHIC COTTAGE, FIVE LOTS AND STABLE—IN J Brosklyn, to 1st of for sale; & desirable iiitle homestead, beau'ifally jorated on Gates avenue, northwest corner of Franklin avenue; in very snug and with all the mo- dern improvements. The garden is well stocked with fruit wees, ebrabs, dc. Will pe Fold or rented very ches} iy e Foster & Loper, No. 4 Sands s.. Brooklyn or H. J SBiandon eel, New York, Fulton avenue cars pass very hy ANDSOMR FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET OR POR sale—A very snperior first clams four story and basement brick house on Kast Bixteenth street, near Stay veraat square, And fintebed off inside in the most elegast manner, with solid oak biinca, speaking tubes, Deli, ho', cold and shower baths, heater, dumb walter, waterclosete, range. bronze chandeliers in the pariorg, with cut gles globes; bronze figures with «de lights, Jower hall tiled, &c., &c., and'is in perfect order. ne houee fs furniehed In A superior manner, and iocludes turni- tore of the most contly description and in excellent eondition; In tact, the house is all that & gentleman of caste own desire, wt Mis pror ounced to be the most complete eataoiisment. in iin city, Nearly alle purchage maeey may remain on bond snd , and the tivie ie aojnestiona vie. First class railroad bonds will be taken in exchange. If not sold {t will be le: tow repeats Pes =. for . term of Fg fom May ae cards of view the premise, ail parieulars, app), ALBERT H. NIGOLAY. Nod Broad ttre, yea te ‘OUSES TO LET.—ONE OR TWO VERY DESIRABLY arranged and beaut'fully finished new bouses, 15 rooma, within one irundred feet of ihe Mth avenue rallroud, on the northerly side of Forty fourth «treet, bet ween ith band Atzih avenues, can be bad by s respectable ienant for the low sum of five hai re Soares ith af iene. ot wo years ata very reasonable rent. ‘Any person wanting & bousé for a private residence will do well” io iok at thin pro: Wale Inquire on the premises, or of GEO. R. HOWRLL, 9 enty necond sireet Hot, [pour TO LET—THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY brown stone Englieh baserant house No. 143 West Forty- pecona street, one block west of Brond ws having every modern improvemen', tot air furnsoe, range, Ag Ae hot ard col throughoot. Rent $400. Appi? water 0 on (be premises, or 5 THOM AB MOOLURB & 00., 47 Broad way, T° i LET—RENT $20 A YAAR—A LARGE OOTTAGE ith ten Toms, 00 J Mount Prospect. Brooklyn; are rm deo onear. taasth, in good order, “Menk 86 00. Apsiree order, Py 0 MF, GIBBONS, 10 State street, nour the Battery, New Work : 10 LET—THR aH OFFICE, NO. 67 GRERNWIOH street, leng eatablished; siao, apariments in 38 Robinecn treet, near College. p ince: tobe putin ge r; and in $5 bedrooms. Apply at No. 10 Sta'e Warren street, ar street near the Battery. Te oe ek! STORY DWEL! ae HOUSE, HO. teenth hree lors deep, wit F in eatertenees td Neal od Rl Btoyvessnt cars; rent $1,000. per snd em togesre ot \ CG TMER MAN No. 109" Wooster ree, corner pO LET—THE PARLOR AND NEXT BFORI@S AND Hagia hemor of aie class brick Ia! with all the mo- Wh, ag }, such as bath, wash ri &c., to & armel) retee may AGpIY ALS Thirty fit sree rs door’ west ‘Broadway, Rent $400. LET—A’ SMALL THREE STORY AND BASEMENT imodern improvements fa "Rent Suahy-Lnqulre in ihetmarbiec rovements in. Inquire in the works tn Ninth street, next Third avenue, - en ag 0 L#T—FITHER PART OF HOUSE NO. 189 SPRING street. near Sullivag. The second floor bas two large par- ware fb Iet cht the bapeament The asses eit w u ; iiite large parior, i, bedrogm and ihe Fr an bes ony will house. reasonable. wo 7. CH. rae Register’s offloe, Park, or on the yrecatves, (© LEP —THE TWO THRER STORY BRIOK HOUSES, No.4 Varick sireet and 112 West Broadway, basemen’ wanklin sree; upper part of men's aad single corner of Woat Broadway and Fi Peue West Broadway, 16 rooms; reems down town, Apply &' 333 Bros 10 LET.. TH® SROOND &TORY OF HO Third street, together with one room in the a:uc, to a small fammy, without oyldren; rent 8900. Tha is deeirable }vcme thom, am it Ina quiet gen‘eel neighborhood. Inqaire on ihe premiees, between the boure of Wand so'eleck, LET—THE LOWER PART OF 140 FAST TWENTY- first street, consisting of two parlors, with marble man- tela; two basementa and two rooms on the floor. Apply on the premise part of a house in Sixth avenue, near Beventeenth street rT LE?—THk SECOND STORY OF TAR HOUSE 476 ourth street, consisting of front, room, a & room, with marble mantels, ard three bedrooms Tween, ‘Peasession given immediately. Apply on tbe premises, near First avenue. LET—IN JERSEY CITY, A LARGR een STOR'S well located jor a family thy is but the one Th the neighborhood, and improving part o! the 1] particulars. inquire at corner of Erie avd South Jersey City, or at 49 Hester rete New York. ‘WIS MYER. ‘'—THRRE ROOMS, IN A SMALL GENTE Q 1 n Charles street, modern tm rovementa, BUItSD.« jell ‘and wife, bey Saal fare wi it children, at a very moderate rent. nt APB to M. M. DECKSE, 77’ Dey treet, or at 30 LeT—A FIRST three stor; lore, under Brookly: Broadway, N. Y. (RET OLASS HOUSE IN SOUTH Bi and barement. eile all anon oe MAREE, a8: book walk from teuant, Apply to Mr. mu Atheneum; or to Wiliams Adant Te Rettlows foe lutiers Taflctuars apply ‘BROOK- LET—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, THIRD AND Srarth doors, of house &5 SHA st.» BOBF near Leringion avea on each oor’ Jon we preiaisee, seed floor, and fro: street, with all the oppoaite St Bt. L&T—TO A BATS AND HIS wee AND CH basement ‘modern ‘Spccvmasta provement to two. ioe AS pty 51 Bullivan ruse 80 Howton, po LET—106 BEDFOR# STREET, pen 3c TO mypeo, yt Ke ‘House has pe meaty =. ct & good tepant or ‘$600, or wil be leo; LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 145 LAU-' reps street. L&T—A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH Linea 6R0u road, wel and four furpisbed houses at Broad LTT, 166 way. Culeulated fora gea Clifton. pou Ler FOR —. barn, stables, ther with om, Sad chee Soe | azan 1 iho whole ‘acres of por ‘Apply to 0, Bakr. pasture. TH BUMMBB SEASON—A COTTAGE two periors, foar tea room, o very low. Address Cot, third stories, mil! for two horses, of 161 ter and ace in leecker street; box making business; second deet; with all the fixtures for sale necessa’ In nie apie remises, a P busnom., suc Suen BRATHEE. at Site ha ‘baths corner of and Hudeon ye LET a ee eer OFFICE ae ing, No. 337 Lag ty the Wall street oat for the rise soperey canal ony be be wide ta Inquire st 4. 8. CROW ge Offices at anicate. ead (pee Jocated on Carlton avenue. in containing nine rooms a a an tures and chande! Carlton avenue, 300 fee: Lae ocr IN BROOKLYN—TWO HOVER? Te froat of Nang aveane. pe 10 LET IN Lael ae THREE STORY BRIC! 96 Dean street, between Bond WHHL & AMNTERSON: No.9 Court strect, Beta, B. tWeston, 29 Broadway, up stairs, room No. "set LET OR FOR SALE—A NBAT BRIOK COPTAG! Gon taining eight rooms and a good eeliar, wi ith gas, marb) tel, water in the Location on Graham si avenues, Fast Brook}; street, yn. Inquire on the premises, 'Will be sold or renied very low (0 L&T OR FOR SALE—WITHIN THR deol? mie of Tuckahoe depo, on the Harlem |, on which there Kitcben, a carriage house, barn aa shed; the tered and productive; has oes Coat in orchard, also Yariety of cherry, peach and pi and grape vin for sale, fifty acres of to (Hult ‘purchasers, 144 Pearl street, or of premises. re) ‘her or in DUSEN! or’ Momession Pany be had | trumediaseiy Re near Dy, Git ire of ELIAS RR CHARLES DUSENBEBRY, near tb} at LET con Bears | WHOLE OR PART OF 4 ant”? 9 story bu 80 fet Foor, atltable for’ society. or mercantle’ purposon b lower part of the eae een Apps onto prema 127 Grand street, near Broad way deep, with two ante: ane LET OR LBaSk—IN BROOKLYN, A THRBE STOR’ of i ry further particulars inquire on the ‘and’ Tompkina arene 0 LET OR LEASE—THE THREE cll ag pane and counter cellar house on the north street, between water, bath a1 oH og Trans, 104 Bast Twentieth street, \0 LET OR Eee ee athe NO, 212 Ly been newly eee sig tbe atreet, has improvemente. Tau — EB & CO., 28 Broadwa: eine pply to WENAGA' DB) LEASE—A COAL mas In — eS WARY Pe wittn one block of the river. Inquire T SERRE, BECOND FLOOR, WITH ESTEE of modern bi ‘bath room, ah \d part of third floor of ‘The ho ‘a sma)! family without chiléren, pyarninae (ile) and is in Seen Pet coe it three Apply at: a7 West Fatty: vfrat street.” Rent RENT—A Shes ND CELLAR, 24 Tide desirable | oor by ase. in a desirab! ast y rORAWA| : the basement fad 2 up, hast Lew shelving, ‘Gro on water, venience for butiness purposes. terms by spplying onthe p given, Will 69 is weil and ‘be’ rent Immediate RENT—IHE DEsIRABLY No. 24 Kast Warren str at 194 Atlantic street. ‘Rent $100." oe ee order. The owne! SITUATSD HOUS! , Brooklyn. App! RENT—IN BROOKLYN, A aELeanIhe eas pe and ro Nae poe iene te by poe ‘and water var v of Ne New, "York and the bays ibe be oy jowto & tenant; al rick bo iso one D1 Quick. poaep, with pe IY rovements, ANG, i 212 S Brows room 18.| 10 ee AND | BELLHANGERS.—TO ‘with gas, eet situation in established snd other fixtures; the city, No, oe ‘West ‘Groadway; the years, with @ steady run 10 FIRST a a AND tel fs bedrooms which To let, 9 converted into ove front room and two showrer way, near Union equare. Apply at the boomers ‘S98 ela her Cp ro q a py. ay, between Ei, eenth and N 10 DEY GOODS, GROCERS aaa eburg. oe argo bana busaeee 7, by je 8 large business ana toa wore; t ies quire nd street, Wil 10 LET 7 "WIGLLANERUROTO, rn NICE, ee of e ttery brick Hiven tmmodiately. Inquire at toe corner ot 1! ‘bird aad North Fifth str HE Lowa PART OF A HOUSB WANTED. WI gas, dc., consisti We 3 also, one in side, Bie ‘West side, not above Four ‘street, or Leaf ne d w exceed lerald office. ‘$550. Please address Cooper, Hi tel parts of houses, yt HOUSES 20 LET—WELL Lec} Ez. 319 Fourth avenue, from 8 107 P. Mf ‘ORK SHOPS Tu Lk®.- Shope to let. yaHtabl y othe: tomieal Mur ‘ureum. we inrear of Nos. 22 and Ne, for oe Carpenters oa ‘0 NEW, BY steam power, - Inquire at the THARF Folch te BULKHEAD 70 LHASE—T! bg 9 TO LET.—a FIRST RATE, LIGHT ith or without power, way. Apply at 290 Broadway, room No. 9, up stairs. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. one TA a Cee and sp pemranee to the i to any. Dart of the United ‘Biaten ing jewellers, 407 Broadway. ng $25. Ladies’ pi pice, to See ag les sent! down town, near Bro} RQUAL IN BRILUIAN —Gentlemen’s ping, g% & J, SACO T eee fe FROM color sane and Swit wene (ne on th ranted as represent chains are warranted not to They money returned. 0%. Menuinctared only” 8 Byns, L, &J, JACOBS, turing jewellers, 407 Gold Eumuirg ence Fine gold Bunting dla cy ‘obias, wed ul other celebrated 0 All watcher fen relry cxchan eed eu ae , @ wholesale an Broadway. raid gold pocket ehronometers. ‘independent sesond So for tiening tas 00 12 $900 enice Watches rod at much Hees toan ds parts of the United States and GR OC, ALIEN importer of Ne ‘WINES AND LIQUORS, ARCA BRANDY TR ef AND Oe PES Kngland rum, Brains we cffer ‘oof, in barrels and juested to examine our sti| houre in the trade, Groene o OLD 1 ehotce rare “ua. ‘Connoisseurs are ples at the old wine vault, No. 18 RT hia TAYE vied yall aes jewe fo. 11 Walt Sirevt, soowea Soar, a TN BTC] Imoortation |. K. MENDUI HAMPAGNE.—AN INVOICE OF 200 BASKBTS OH, itable for the Western mar Havana end Gernan segars, tor ine, by OMIT, re) WAIN a RESTORF, 40 Beaver sireet. LET—AT 71 FRANKLIN 8TRERT, . Bo cle | room on front and the seoond floor, wi required, tom gentieman and. wife, or a small Taraity wihout children,’ Possession immediate! 7, and m0 moving on the Ist ay. OLLAND @! ROCHELLE AND OOGNAC BR. HY dies, Borgen white and red wines. » aemaee rom, & veld. HN} ‘0 LET—A HOUSE OM STATEN ISLAND. PORT RICH- rent 50. Kingatord’s mond, about three minnion’ walk from Port Richmond ferry, two story attic and basement; also, part of a boused 10 LET OR FOR SALE—THR MODERN BUILT THREE ne No. 8 Morrie ty, with ‘oanantty osted. Apply 2 the premi OF of GTF: STEER BL Waakingion Reest, New Yor and, coviaining thiricen rooms, with large fabio and twenty vcres of pe nulls nytre oF O. ST" Ninth wrest, or of Mr. premises. Inquire on the premises. within w fev ited fom Vie LNT, FURNITURE FOR SALE—A GENTREL HOUSE, fous ‘ot Castleton landing; er, opposite the jO LRT, OR FOR SALE CHEAP—ONE OF THE NRW tbree ‘story and basement brown stone front houses, finished with at) te modern tmprovements, and court yard in front, situated in a beantiful and healthy’ locstion, on Fifte- third street, near Second avenue. Rent $450. Prive $4,7 Apply a m7 f vd avenue, or at 36S Bast Twentieth siveet, ward Fourialn, ULES, ROBIN BRANDY IN BOND, IN USUAL, und ‘Leadon pot rages ret wi time be: Importers and Jobers, 11 LD ‘BOURBON WL cs —h VERY Lyi known Kentnoky whiskey just rece’ and for rale by G. B. MENDUM, 18 Wail street. BILLIARDS. voice of this well the fe Se lat icc to be bad frctory bs a in atreet. SALE, A F hile A ae: on ‘1 and ta tables, otal LARD ae 7 sore SUPERIOR matornay, i or rae a Sea Seca ry m ‘elub rooms furnished. 's DHE ‘mall » 0 Ana STOGK, WITH #1 our newiy invented d itemae| Tio Morray: at]