The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1859, Page 3

Se be count is $38, 346 73, and the amount of casb in the trea. sury on the Ist of October, 1858, was $89,878 66. Stockh Wavstanay Jan. 5, 1859. 60shs Hud River KR 837% 600 Harlem Railroad. 1834 80 Nor & Wor RR... Fd Joo Cal 7’s, 0 b,x in 20000 dilgsouri O's. 530 53 45000 «io. 5356 10000 do. 5356 6000 do. 53% 20000 iln.. 583g 7500 Ind 5's, ex int. Bhs 1000 H Riv dua m 51% 8000 H Riv RR c bs, 203g 1000 HarRRS @,x in 20% 4136 4% oo Chi & Ri isi bs 2000 MCR8pelmsto Db 100 Guilford Min’g Co ¥0 Peun Coal co 500 rf ¢. 55 Macon & West RR 91 60 Stoning’n RR.b6O0 5834 SECOND BOARD. 100 shs Har RR pref. 357% 100 Reading RR. .opg 5834 100 Mich Cen RR.bD30 81 200 0... - 50 Mich 8 & Nia RR 150 Mi S & Niguastic 10 Panama RR... 11734 250 Il Cen RR, .#30 100 Gal & Chi RR-b1O 260 Chi & Rk Isl RR. 100 do.,... 830 58% NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepvespay, Jan. 5, 1859, BEEF CATTLE. ° ‘There prevailed at the opening a fair demand for beef cattle, expecially for the selections. The number of first lass cattle was Jarger than usual, and prices were stilt during the early partof the day, but subsequently tho demand abated somewhat, and prices were somewhat Jower. Many of the selections brought 103gc., and quite a number, we understood, brought as high as 2c. early in the day, but we heard of no sales direct at above 10%0.; and in the after part of the day it was hard to ob- tain even that price. The average quality was fairish, there being but few inferior cattle for sale. The at- tendance was large at all the yards, but they were not buyers to any extent at current rates. There were only 2,588 head at all the yards, show- fa decrease from last weok’s supply ‘of 349 head. At Bergen Hill there were sold about 400 head, at prices ranging from 734c. to 9440. At Browning’s and eleewhere there provaiied a steady fair demand, and the supplies were exhausted at un early hour in the day, Prices for tho day ranged from 63gc. to 10}c., closing with a moderato inquiry at prices tending downwards, The total receipts at all the yards for the week, lust week, and the week ending January 6, 1858, were as follows Aillerton’s. Browning's. Chamberlin’s, O'Brien's. ‘This week. 2,319 49 83 87 Last weel + 2,732, 49 18 28 Jan. 6, 1858.. 2738 1st 7 162 The’ prices current in the city yards to-day were as follows :— BEEF CATTLE. bar pale 975 Saba 87 60a 7 5 $55 Oba 65 45 00a 50 + 80 00a 20 00a 28 esse Sas Inferior. First quality 6340. a 7340. Ordinary: Ls ge. a60, Common tie. a 50. Inlenor..... First quality, Ordinary Common, Infertor. oman Ssas . 6%c. a Bie. First quality, . be a Blac. Other qualities COWS AND CALVES. "There has prevailed a steady fair deman¢ for cows of all descriptions during the past week, bat extra milch cows, giving eighteen to twenty quarts per day, have been in more active inquiry than others, and prices have been withont important change, sales having been, in al- most all cases, at rates within our range of quotations, There have been several prime milch cows on sale during ‘the past few weeks, which have brought from $75 to $100 per head—the latter price was paid in only one or two races, however, while sales at from $75 to $85 were wot of unfrequent’ eceurrence. Of course they were bought for private use, and very many of them are in- taal for city use. The demand for ordinary cows from Long Island milkmen has been to a fair extent, and the Teceipts have been entirely consumed. ‘The total receipts at all the yards for the week, last week and week ending Jan. 6, 1868, were as follows:— bates "8. hegre hot 's. O'Brien’s. ‘This a 46 Last wee 20 % 80 47 Jan. 6, 1868, :None. 16 93 a4 VEAL CALVES. ‘There continues a moderately active demand for veal calves—especially for firet class, which are rather scarce, ‘and held with increased firmuess, The receipts have been rather light for some time, which haye enabled bro- Kers to command their own prices. ‘The medium quali. ties are in fair inquiry, and sales are readily effected at from 4c. to 644¢. The average price for the week was about 534c, The number of inferior yeals is becoming mailer, and we can gee a decided improvement in the average quality. The inferior deseriptions fiad realy market, however, to small dealers in the Sixth ward and olsew The turket at Browning’s, Chamber Orbrien's corresponded with the market at Al both as to prices and demand. The total recoipts at ail tho yards {or the week, last woek, and woek guding Jan. 6, 1858, wore as follows Browning's 20 . Chamberlin’s, O Brien’s. 62 This woek.. at Last week 1 81 35 Jan, 6, 1858. ,162 16 lo 22 SHER? AND LAME ‘The market was but poorly supplied, and the demend was moderately active throughout the week for all de- tions; extras are inactive request, and gales were ‘at iinproved rates, Tuere were fewer on sale than f the snow storm, which prevented ‘oming in as soon’as they otherwise At Browning's, where there 1s naually red than at any other yard, there were ‘Only 1,305 head on sale during the entire week, and as males were elected nearly as fast as they arrived, there were but few inthe pens this morning. Tndecd, we saw ‘but iew sheep at any of the yards, and there prevailed a good demand for them throughout the day. Sales were at $6 n $7 for first quality, but many ofthe extras brought even more than the outside prec. “The total receipis at lust week, aud week ending January 6, 1858, were me iinne Allertim’s. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's, 681 This week. 1,395 2,704 425 Jast week. 1,504 1,281 Jan. 6, 1858.1,210 1909 + "634 SWINE. Swine are in plentiful supply, though we notice a failing off in the receipts, as compared with last c's figures, of 4,000 head. ne total number on gale at all the yards was 12,000 head. The quality was fatr, but there were not many heavy corn fed in market. Prices ranged from Sc. to 64ge., the latter an outside figure, and paid onty for the best offerings. There was every probabil iy ‘that there would be left over a large number at the el of to-day’s ale, and the tendency was to lower trives, The recuipis atthe Hudson River Drove Yards, foot of ‘Thirty-eeventh strect, North river, for the week ending January 5, 1859, were- _ York anil Erie Rail- road, 669; Hudson Pamden and Am. toy "Raitroad, 692—total, 2,1 on which were sold 044; deft over, unsold, 1,188. RECAPIPULATION. The total receipts of all stock atall the yards, for the week, last week and the woek ending Jan. 6, 1858, were as follows: — rl beenes. Cows, Veats. Sheep & L. 2,819 26 221 681 49 19 1,396 47 ar O'Brien's... 46 425 ‘Total... 198 5,295 Fast week... 183 7,769 dan. 6, 1858... 192 6,625 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, ‘The following statement fives the number of live stock received over this road for the week ending January 5, 89: —Cattle, 1,332; hogs, 1,669; sheep, 1,645; horses, 4 Total, 4,550. cITy “COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wrovispay, Jan, 56 P.M. Asies.—The market was quiet and prices unchanged. Bruapsterrs,—Flour—There was a better feeling with a good demand from the trade, and most descriptions closed quite firm, and rather higher for some descriptions of the lower grades, ‘The sales embraced about 7,500 bbis., closing within about the following range of uotations— ‘Btandari superfine State a 460 ‘Extra State uo. a & 30 4 a 455 6 a 70 9 a 775 diian superfine and extt 630 a 6 60 ‘Mixed to straight Southern ~475 a 5 40 Bouthern fancy and extr: +556 a 7 60 Choice extra family and . 750 a 850 Rye flow seee 835 a 410 = ~ 340 2 400 “ bm a flour was fir with sal ~h 100 ag ong Lg ’ at our quotations. ' Southern flour was firm and in good demand, with gales of abont 18,000 bbis., boyorm | within the range of our figures. Rye was quiet an ‘meal steady, with sales of 100 bbls. Brandywine reported at $4. Wheat was tirm and in good demand, with sales of about 16,500 bushels, including prime white Canadian at $140: ae Long island red at $128; mixed Wis fonsin at $117, in storo. Corn Was inactive. ‘The sales ‘were ‘contined’ to about 1,800 bushels poor Western Mixod at 773e., in wtoro; good was At 8 and bow yellow aud wily wore beld at 74, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1859. Rye was stiffly held at 80c. Barley was quict but dr «. firm, with sales of Prince Edward’s Isle |! Sri Western aaa Canadian at 6ée. 3 6) i 100 a 200 ba :s while sales em- Draced about 1,000 me ee seed ok change in prices. Tho ig @ statement of the mavement in cottoa since the 1st of September as compared with the previous three years:— pt Received at ports. 1 Fi S0 2,486 900 2,051 900 1,780,000 Ex. to G, Britain, ‘000 '312,000 '334,000 538, Stock on + 640,000 2 or ohueth ak during the past. weet ncluded ‘in the above: at 43, 102,000 156,000 crease to France, 72,000; increase to other foreign 9,900, Total increase in exports, 119,000 bales. ports HTS. —The engagements were light and unchanged, To Liverpool 100 tons oil cake were engaged at 13s. Cot- = was quiet at 3-16d. a 7-32d. To London and Glas- w there was nothing of moment reported. To Rotter- 200 a 300 bales of cotton were taken at ge, To Ant werp 1,000 bags of coffee were engaged at 34c., and 600 bbls. rosin at 3s. 3d. Two or three vessels were takon up by W. F. Schmidt & Co.. to load at Mobile and New Orleans for the North Sea and the Baltic at p. t. Fruit was unchanged, with little doing beyond a sale 0 figs on terme not stated. Hay.—The market was steady at 76c. ment, with moderate sales. Hops were steady, Liv,—Common Rockland was firmer, with sales 0 about 1200 bbls, at 75c.; lump was quiet and nominal Moraises.—Sales of 100 a 200 bbls. New Orleans were made at 37c., and 50 halt barrels at 8c. Navat Stores, —Sulee of 500 bbls. spirita turpentine were made at 49, Common rosin was firm, with limited sales. age was steady, at $3 75. 200 bbis, fine rosin were sold at 4. Om3.—Linseed was steady, with sales of 10,000 a 12,000 gallons at 64c. a 65c. Crude sperm was firm and stock Night; refined ranged from $1 35 a $140. Crude whale ‘was inactive and prices unchanged. Pxovisions.—Pork—The market exhibited iacreased firmness, owing mainly to the demand to fill contracts. ‘The sales footed up about 2,000 barrels, part in settle- ment of contra inclading new mess at $17 75 and old megs do, at $17 26; new prime at $13 75, aud uninspected old mess at $18. Beef was steady, while the sales were confined to about 200 barrels, inciuding country prime at $6.4 $6 75, country mess at $7 75 a $9, repacked Western mess §8 75 a $10 50, and extra co. at $10 75 a $11 50; prime megs was nominal at $19 9920. Beef hos were frm at $13 60 a $20. Bacon was steady at So. 10c, Cnt meats were steady at 63ge. for shoulders, aad 9%c. a 9¥e. for sides. Lard was in better demand, with sales of about 1,000 barrels at 11%{c. a 1134 ., with small lots primo at 1134. Butter stoaly, with sales of Ohio at 13c,a 20c., and 14c, a 25c. for common tw prime sd from 8. to 9346. 50 casks were made at Sc. a 3340. of 40 bags piment® were made at 5%Xc., and 2,000 mats cassia at 25 w held at 26c. SvGaxs.—The market continued firm, with sales of #bout 560 a €00 hogebeads, chiefly New Orleans, and mosily within tho range of 63¢¢. a 7c. Wuiskey.—The sales were confined to about 100 bbls. at 25c. The market closed firm, Movements In Real Estate; By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. 1 lot on 46th street, near 2d avenue, 25x98, 4 lots adjoining, each Sacres, dwellibg house’ aud ‘outbuildings, at West Bloomileld, N. 800. for ship. tigi RED. PERSONAL. UGUSTO D. S.—WHEN DID you OU RETURN FROM Purope ? and why did you not callon me? T pits expect you this week. BD OF JUNE. OW CAN A NOTE BE ADDRESSED TO YOU ‘Write to me down town. See the Directory. F JOHN Hi ES, FORMERLY IN THE EMPLOY OF Mr. Howe. of this elty, will address Sewing Machines, care box 99 Fost office, Willismaburg, stating where an interview can be had, the same will be much to his advantage. ¥ THIS SHOULD COME TO THE NOTIVE OF MARGA- ret U'Shea, or of any person knowing of her whereabouta, they will confer a favor om ber. brother: ‘Thomas O'Shea, by. directing a letter to John Naughtin, Brewster's station, Put- nam county, New York. F_THE GENTLEMAN WHO ALIGHTED FROM the Hudson itiver Railroad cars some distance above the depot in Thirty first street, on the evening of the th inst. will return the shaw! he took by mistake to No. 119 Broad street, Suurs, or‘aebd word where he ean be seen, he will receive his Own (of lighter color gnd conrser) in exchange. Tstenenaiee WANTED—OF HENRY CONWAY, WHO arrived in New York either im the mouth of June or July ‘Any information regarding him left at Mr. 's, corner Spring and Mulberry streets, will be thank- fais recelved by. is brother, Jobn Conway, who resides at Francisco, ( NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM E. WARD, by his mother; when last heard from, he was on bia way td Castle Netainin at aged 18, sandy complexion and heavy fasfiniry nie left California in March, 1856, Any, infor: mation respecting him will be gratefully received by his tressed and anguisted mother, Address Mra, J.T. Hyde, San Francisco, California. TPE YOUNG MAN WHO, APPLIED FOR A SITUATION in Ferry street on Monday last, stating that he faa eet ‘in a tin plate store a year or #0, is requested to call at old st. TLL et M. GRAY, FORMERLY OF CORNER OF Broome street and Sroadway, be kind enough to send his address to M. FE office. fom London. ., Herald iY OST AND FOUND. _rou ND—ON THE tH DEC, IN AN EAST BROAD- Way stage, & pocketbook, containing a sum of money. The owner can have it by applying at69 Pearl street, up stairs, proving property and paying for advertisement, PounD oN, THE, ete INSTANT, A MOTHER OF pearl portemannate containing # small sum of money, Which the owner can have by applying at No.86 West Thirty: eixth street, and paying for advertising. COPA LINERSHIP NOTICES, ” SPECIAL NOTICES, YOUNG MAN, WITH A CASH CAP! be an y= STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW ‘wishes to invest us artner in some well ‘York and N. Orleans Sloman Company eld Al Address Z., Trerita office. at the office of ie Sxpan Fo, i Park place, a oa ARTNERSHIP.—ON AND AFTER — Seouaey ode a fsa ° the business heretofore conducted biwey 5 "Secretary. i name of R. H. Ry Lg continued by them atthe ander the firma 7 the same number 17k sleet, un Keen name of | Acs ee AND STATISTICAL 90- New Vouk, Deo. Si, 1858, JOHN Bs 1a on bet taggin 1g fleck Fn lecture room 01 MS Yor Bociety, on Cosa rane Nome AFD PROT ARE | Pet eh eas ina ee be li Ag oa | ka U7 NENKMAM, Reoriag Serer. aa stessian Wee oleoale gr Tod ~~ : : = styleand frm or Swift, Paige & Oo MBRICAN INsriToTE— 4 8 -A STATED MONTHLY Meer a, of fo Ferd will be lng eh at ite ate ost ahh roadway, evening, 6th inst. lock. Seabearerte am ‘eaten Ps “ie "HENRY MisIGS, Recording Secremry. New Yorm, January 1, 1859. BOARDING | AND > LODGING. FURNISHED § EARLOR “AND BEDROOM TO tm. 41 West Twenty-second atront, be touso is uicely fur snd heal the toro improvements. SUIT OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ENTIRE second Boor, for a party of qentle:acn; breakhas! served uired; noe Soa singe rooms for loigings. Inquire at 70 first house weet of Browsway. A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BH AgcoMMO dated with board and pleasant rooms in % private family fo s house with all the modern improvements, by applying ai 716 Clinton etreet, Brooklyn. (A. TARY PEBASAMT PARLOR AND BRDROOM it, on second floor, handsomely Sauzyanedi also a few fous with convenience of fire; ‘house on ihns ail improvements”, ‘The taple unsurpassed. Terais mo erate. Ke requ Persons are solicited to call at 121 Bleecker street, BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESS FROM STEWART'S, WILL be awarded toihe young lady af not over twenty yours who will expreas ineight or ten lines the purest ani pretoet sentiments on any itteresting aubject (love excepled, of course.) ho eaeney Ge rere: Siemans tats co imped ion, Herald oflice. ‘i KX1G8T8 TEAPLARS REUNION, UNDER THE, Aus of Morton Comman: ‘No. ‘Tekets fe ights of the eomnltae- ; Thomas Moon; James JOPARTNMKGIIEE THE UNDERSIGNED S14 rae acne the ary goods coumeaieion buuineas ba fo aa Petes a Devel. MOBES A. HOPPOCK, 169 Chambers street, New Yorx, January 1, 1889. (CORARTNERGHIP NOTICE MR. THOMAS CHARLRS Ivour botee frown ie a7. > eponih i % WARD, CAMPBELL & CO. New Youx, January 1, 1869, 3 I ISSOLUTION.-THE OOPARTNERSHIP: pune. fore existing under the frm of Gould & Dikeman expired the ‘Slat of December, 1858. = 8. GOULD, above ean be red b; Gioren New No, ea Viatden Austin, Grand Secretary’ soli, F. La BUNTING, B. C. tenet TO pte marge ee coon em WILL BE the Staten faland Railroad Company Cd by Jimiation on "HL. DIK EMAL ihe 12h dayor Jactury, 860 for tho comapleuon of the ‘The bnsiness will be centinued by Ronn 8. Gould, nobert bridging anf aawoury, wih parthal eaminrnan of farniture: i & Gould, Jr, and Jamen a, Moore, under the tp firm of R. 8. | aid road. Phe ical aad splices will be furnished by the Gould & Ce GOULD, pany. Previous to i Ht pepoaaesy taformation Ge 4 8. GOUT. be ol (na to te amount ot. work yet 70. bo done. by _Nnw Yous, Jan, 1, 1889. Sates A NOOK dressing J. Dewitt Montfort, Secretary, 62 Warren street. EW YORK, DAO. §, 188 —THE COP ARTNERSHIP heretofore’ existing between the nodersigned, under the firm of Jelinghane & Co. bas thie day been dissolved |) tual conent. | Wm. bans, assuming ail the Mabiliies of the Tate iri, wil sig, the arin tn iiquidetion. Very respectiuliy. M. JIGLLINGHAUS, JULIUS PROBGSTIN mops. M. JAUNORY, ters. inated NY Y¢RK CAKSS CLUB.—THR REGULAR MONTH ly meting for the transaction of business will take place ‘Al the socicy's rooms, 814 at 8 otalocl FFICR ¢ OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, 32 CHAMBERS street, Notice is pereby sree that interest, at the rate of twelve per per ie ‘will be charged on al taxes remaining uopaid Broadway, thia (Thursiay), evening, wows. ov we, eat etary. HE INTEREST OF MR. in the firm of Jauncey & Co.. this day by of Jestuary, 130, dating from Oct. 15, 1553. and by bia deat on the tith of Merch last Tbe WULAON SMALL, Receiver of Taxes, be continued under the ease firm, by the under- ()FEIBOE THE NEW YORE GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 1858,—The annual election for 0 directors oithie cenpany will be eld on Monday, the ious doy. ot next, from 11 Wo 12 o'clock A. Ais the aioe No. 174 ree The transfer book will be closed fro the 23d after the y odes Ca "EVERITT, Secretary. R12 SHREP.—LOVERS OF CHOICE MUTTON WiLL, findwhat they desire at L, VALENTINES, No. 1 Tompkins qastet iis has ball dasen of tae hnest ahetp ever, arsegtt {otbis ity. They were raised a Kentucky and fattened in c 0. Pearl sre: signed surviving partners, at 110 roar prow an i ei Josieeir JAUNCRY, New York, Dec. 31, 1858. ey (PO SOME ENTERPRISING MAN, WITH A SMALL, OA. pital, in a sure paying business, ‘good security, given, for the amount he invests. Call and see'and be sat there js no humbug aboutit, Call for two days at Br dold street, eur Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. $150 —WANTED, A GOOD, RESPECTABLE MAN, + as partner, to take fall chi inst. ge of a butter and cheese and provision store, doing a large cash trade. I am a single man (American), und bave other business to attend to, ‘Apply on the premises, 108 Third avenue, 200. —PARINER WANTED, 1N THE Pouurny: game and egg business, ‘in one of the best stands in Fulton market, doing an excellent bnsiness, and requiring the attention of tWo persons. apply to 1. GAFFNSY & CU., 65 Chatham street, third Hor, $300 ‘70 $400,—A PARTNER, OF STEADY HABITS, ‘wanted to join the advertiser, who will furnish the pune amount In cash; 10 establish w first class grocery store. Location cannot be surpassed. apply personally to W. WiLL COX, 14 Ninth avenue, near Eighteenth street $50) 10 0 $1.0 duce, nity otters eee tha pary bavin; ledge and a Incrative business in the al 347 Broadway, room No. 4. c. (( Fees te WANTED, IN THE MOST fea (ONTRACTORS.—SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THR coistruction of & bleok of about five acres in extant to be locate! in tan Kay, ate point <nown and described ou a wean igoed by the Harbor Commissioners of the State of New Yan. 27, 1887, as the Old Orchard Shoal, will be received ior thiny days from daie at the ollice of the Voromissioners for the Kasoval of the scat Station, 23 William street, where plans and specifications can be seen between the hours Orit aM and 21M By order of the Board. Newvor«, Dec. 31, 680, Hal L, Obatrman. _DRY « Goows, “ac. TAR PERCEVAL)S, 657 BROADWAY—ALL KINDS ‘ofFrench embroidery to order, inidale for bandkerchivfy iable ihe and bed cloubes, geolloping, ilk embroidery, ke. transtering, laces done up jike new. Ladies’ und children’s under jarments always on rand and made to order. A’ JETAIL. PARTNER WANTED, IN THE PRO- and flour trade. An excellent opporta- an eee eC Load UU, jar concert room in the coun OY, $5000 seaseat ot ater woe {AB AREA 00, a profitable bar connected with the above. Apply at the Santa oe ‘385 BROALWAY, GLius ‘Varieues, corner Fulion and Pineapple’ ats. irooklyn, Corner of Worth sireet, 4RE NOW BELLING THE BALANCE of their PALL AND WINTER STOCK at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, ‘consisting of () 0A RETIRING PARTNER, ABOUT LEAVING beets. will dispose of bis interest In, nn exceed. ingly lucrative, light and pleasant cash bi ‘which has f0F the Just three years (as will be shown) cleared $15,000; it In at- {ended with no risk whatever; 1s now in a Hourlahing condition and offers the moat fattering induepments. Apply ‘at 3h Nas sau street, second floor, room No. 500 ARISES WANTED, TO TAKE ENTIRE 0 of an excellent’ corner Nquor ‘store, up town, doing a and fitted up in style! @ firat class ‘The etre one Pes it bis whole atteption. GAFFNEY & CO., 05 C1 mbaham pte #t., third floor, 900: “WANTED, A MAN OF GOOD CHARAG- ter as pértner in an exceedingly profitable exhibiion.” Any one of the above character and who is willing to travel and devote bie tim tention to the business, can ly 4 SL Nassau street, ro0 3.000 CASH WILL PURCHASE ONE-HALF INTE: SILB, "SHAWLS, GLOAKS. Pi ISMBROIDERIES, &e, ‘Whiesale wareroom: 55 Chambers and 33 Reade streets, _ 3 DE PERCEV. 657 BROADWAY—STAMPED imbroideries of every tion at wholesale and retail; Gaming to order executed in neatest and most perfect ‘embroidered aes S different kinds; new styles of iol night dresses, rest of a manufacturin, erarnes ith actual RITIC HOODE. - propériy, for every dollar naked, an tea to earn $800 per ‘A nigw speciality for alsighing. month I be clearly shown at an interview, for which Ladies’ fur gauntl Pires Mechaute, Herald: office, stating time nnd place, at Gent's fur gloves and mumlers. once. = ravens cro herenne haan $4,000. cab ee aoa Sete inbed ercial gh robes in great vi Sleigl ia OT ‘578 Broud, ie ee Nicholaa tote willing to join an estal ti rinity by appl; (nig gs A POSITION EXTRAORDINARY. LADIRS “UN cry aint TiNn ee KCLONT TRL, EVE! 'Y: LOWEST Pi IREDERICK MAYNARD, ufacturer of .ADIES’ SILK DRESS ‘he hg TASSELS, &c., A> apapenerngeend suitable for the jobbin ; trade, constantly on America, may hear of a ing to JOHNSTON & Gon ANY, security offered, and references ex $5.000. —PARTNER WANTED, IN THE MANU- ‘ facturing of articles Pat fold amd used the last three years with success, by whic 7 homute ly manufacturing the same. No hump Pradross G.8,, Herald office. $15,000 7218204 SPECIAL OR GENERAL partner hee pH in one of the most suocesstul Tunes secured by sx patents ofthe United Sates. Address | pigs FIGURES. Fh, Anchunan & Co, 88 Vey ee SOUR oops MARKED Way phat, way ee ee nveny Al HrGbe Bera PLAIN FIGURES, AT J. MACDUFF 5296 PRO ADWAY, A A ve = NEY ADVANCED 1D MANY CLES BELOW Cost, TO MAKE CLOSING OUT OF THEM hts MONTH. mane BOsiREy way down to close. OULLEN HOODS way down to close. MAI REED WOOLLEN GLOVES ‘way down to close. MaRKED WOOLLEN HOSTERY way down to close. MARKED WOOLLEN SOCKS way down to close. MARKED WINTER RIBBONS way down to close, MARKED HEADDRESSES way down to close, MARKED FLANNELS MARKED GINGHAMB and PRINTS way down to close. on a kinds of securities. Eatablished 1548, At 2) FULTON STREET, C. BRODY, broker and commission maerchict 2 ton street, corner of Greenwich, under the Ocean Bank, by vances money on diamonds, watches, jewelry, and other nee. Uhrnaiee, or bonght for the highest oash prices. German, Spa. fiah and other languages spoken, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENE ‘way down to close. HONIGMAN AL. rilpinstier sivancee sony, ta small oriarge suns, oj | MAREED CANTON SLANRELS way down to close Giamonts, ,fraichen, Jewelry Coo eagle freemen Heaths MARKED CAMBRIC EDGINGS way down 1 clore the same’ for jest cash prices, at 66 Nassau street, uj Hairy, room No.2. Husiness prompt and confidential, MARKED MOURNING COLLARS way down to close. (OUND- A SMALL PORTEMONNAIF, CONTAINING A note and gome bills, at the Sonth ferry. The owner can have it on proving property, by calling at $1 Warren street, Brooklyn. N THE 4TH INST., ON ONE OF THE THIRD ara, a wallet contuning a certifieate of stocx for feguara Tosurmuce Company, i er » Railroad 1 papers af no wse ne but th ill be paid for the delivery of the papers at N dD. KLMORE. MARKED MOURNING SETS way down to close. RK IAMBRIC SFTS way down to close. MARKED CAMB COLLARS way down w close. MARKED SHRTLAND VEILS way down. Stores corner Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. DVANCES ON MERC HANDISE. On large or smali lots of damonda, watches, on bonds, bank or railroad stocks. ‘Ur the same bought at the bi 08 it *DARRIN Ry 170 Re No. stl, Sissi ta +H. MACY. _ j ™ ; \RONTING LINENS OF AC D MANUFAC- PM Rs Ee Bt BR E ture at37, 44, 60, 58, 62 and 75 «d, even thread janta, 102 N ond flocr. street, corner of Ann, rooms ey from $1 to" $50.00). ber becy! us pirably adapted for bosoms, wr opened yesterday at ance ax0 SWARDS. TO THE vARD BO) RE WILL BE PAID FINDEI DZ _ ofa peart orooeh, fost in Brooklyn, om Monday. By re turning the same to 104 f treet, Brooklyn. P- WARD.—D¢ oN LOST.—LOST, ‘The fined y c tare by applying 10. the shington™ streets, Jamal paid for # above, corner of | ca, L = REWAUD—1O8T, ON FRIDAY, DECAMBER 31, A $B. “large, ght brows Qui) envelope, with the. 1 A.W. Ho ian’ upon tt, containing a policy of insuranc other papers, of no valua to any one but the undersigned; was foat wile, going 123 Chambera street to the SI d Bank, sraer at’ Cnamivors atree 10 112 Broadway. ‘The flader will receive the abs Ue thanks of, ihe owner, by relurotig the papers LAN uA Chambers street, up Staira, or 32 Loath Bron reward West ¥ entth $5 0.- doll Inve been lost at the corner of Broadway in going from there to the corner of Broome and Greene streets, itfound please apply at 131 Ninth street, corner of Broadway, Were a katietactery reward will be given. | ON TUESDAY EVENING, A FIFTY ‘vill of the Hoboken City Bank,’ supposed to and Ninth atreet, or THE LECTURE SEASON. iRITUALISM.—MRS. OORA TL. V. HATCH WILL LKC- ture inthe trance slate on Friday evening, the {tb of Janu: i, {n the Cooper Institute, commencing at744 o'clock. Sub- ject to be selected by a committee appalated 6y the wuilence. ‘Admittance 16 cent. WA Sia eve 1 ITERARY UNTON. —LRCTURES — Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith will lecture oa "The Digni- ty of Labor,” this (Thursday) evening, ganaary 6 at Cliaton Hall, commencing at 8 o'clock. “Admission 25 cen! POLITICAL. JpeNocHatre REPUBLICAN GENERAL Gomer. tee—Tammany Hall, New York, Jan. 4, 1800. Dera tiectof ihe. Demorrise Geaeral Comnatiter Tor 1830 are requested to meet at Tammany Bi organization, on Thursday, evening, the Ctl inal. at73s o'clock. By onder of General Committee i Le oy OV, FOWLER, Chairman pro tem, Jone Ht. Ww suhwe 1). VANDERHEYDEN, 3 Secretaries. REGULARS: GENERAL. COMMUTER “THE REGUAR meeting of this committee will be b thy 165 Bowery, on Thursday evening, Jan. rt G80, €. Epwanp Timvson, i Secretar, H. 3. MeDoxovau, EOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE joeamnibien Will ment tale (eburetay) eventing, January at Mozart Hall, at 44; we. T. W. McMAnon, ©. B. Woovrer, # RIISEEY, Chairman pro tom. } eecrotaries. RATLROADS, BNNAVEVANIA CRATLROAD—THE GREAT GEN trai cotive to the Wert Time at least ns short aod rates of irelyht and fare nn tl times, ka by nny othr rte, For passape tickets or to contract tor freight to any pomtin golhoe, No.2 Astor House. LTOTT, Passenger Aj ent. in ight agent the entire West, cal! nt the company’s DAMS HOUSE.— ADAMS HOUSE, 78 CROSRY STREE three doorsabove Spring. A sstling llot fare ove per every oveniig, at mine. Private rooms ivr Darien. .H, MILNER, Proprtetor. Be 1 MUTTON FOR DINNER TO-DAY AT CITA HAYTEN'S, 53g Pine street, Kexser ale on draught ihe only house iu the clty that draws it. For sale Ko, bas a herrings, pickles and sauces, ~~ MATRIMONIAL. . ATRIMONTAL, ALLIANCE, BUREAU, 65, PROSLD ENE aireet, Som Brookiym, N.Y . for In frodnemg tnilien an i proee rosea euknowa’ ts tah other, who are “nerten of enterin a into matrimony. Detailed Prompectuscs, with forme of appNeation and all, partiontars, pent Kd caver, on roe tay cents, In atamps, t any part tbe Ui MENT A.'WATIUN Maunger, eweley, dry goods, segara apd ull Kinds d THR LINEN ole, wok, vaulg Acne godin 748 Broadway, above Astor place, east side. _R. THOMPSON, Antetioneer ©. MILL IR EN & Lo,, Proprietors MACDUFP'S, 806. BROADWAY—NOTICH.—LA ad gentlemen needing money on diamonda, watel pianos, €e., can be accommodated in any ‘amoutt J. MACDUFF, 806 Broadway, corner of Walker street. GENIN'S NRW FUR ROOM. No. @7 Bronaway. ‘This select and, eantifil st stock of UDSON BAY MONEY TO LOAN ON DI) soual property of ay | consisting of CLOAKS., CAPES, VIC. I, Business confide TOKINES, MUF ‘crt aaal MADE TN Panis, And imported specially for thi at season, will be sold at BY VELRY, Dis lished in i @ rear of my retail sure. ties wishing advances would do well tocall.on me. . TACOBS, 407 Broadwiy. y ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, tw. dry goods, merchundise andper- Sripiion, of bonght and gold. JO. Auctioneer and broker, 111 Grand sreet, very REASONABLE PRI JF ¢ entire assortment. JOHN N. GENIN, RTIFICIAT, FLOWERS, A Target wreaths, Bali and bridal wreaths, Head dresses and bouqae ‘A full and general assortment of every description of Fr and American gools. Jobers und miliners are taviied 1 cal RICE'S Artiticial Flow T 1. CHAMBERS STREBT, THE WELL KNOWNAND old established TSAACS advances money to any anount on dihmonds, watches, jewelry and every description of valu- able property, or ibe same bought at the highest cash pric Prompt and confidential, N. B.—No busigess transated ‘on Saturda: URS.-THE HW DSON BAY COMPAN woul 0 HERE. it MOREY 2O.LEND ON DIAMONDS, WATCHRS, JBWRI- imine {oro a A fained aviied atholy ork civ. Pa. iy BARNARD 2 Thin FU RETAIL, at 25 per cent red vction from the prio of the aut oneon, ‘at their stores: 54 BROADWAY REAL MINK VICTORINES, trom $6 and pe wereh REAL MINK OUFFS, from $2 and upwar: RFAL EUDSOR BAY SABLE Viv TORINES, from $i2 and 1 MEAL Ht HUDSON BAY SABLE CUFFS, from $5 and up- avenne, between Kighth an Ninth streets, Entrance jo pri- vate office by hall door. THE BALL SEASON Bo, af >, f, aLRIO RIDE ids and the public J wards ir. HE) LU joforms nds an ic fist thers will be a ball at the Fast New York Hone, thst New "FRENCH MINX $6 per set, the usiial price $15. Call and see _this evening, Thursday, Jan. 6. Dancing to emamence At7 O'clock, A first rate ootilion | band ia bers : MARK J, KING, 4 Broadway roorie MPUOSE TRULY BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS, TRACED 70 iffe, are in at Inst. Doa't - ie is PoC at Ts THIRTIETH ANNUAL BALL OF og NEW York Fire Department, for the dened of the Wdow and Orpban Fund, will take piace at the Academy of Music on Monday evening, Jan. 24, 1880. Tickets may be prvcured of the managers or {the fs lowtny TR HENRY A, MUI Preaitens oor, Uli and Frankfort sts F, Wexwan, Secretary, 146 Pearl street, = urer, 56 Market street, GASH OFPER.—A SMALL HOUSE WANTED, IN = = ar Brooklyn, sitnuted in Henry, Hick# or the adjacent streets; framie or brick, Address Cash, box 190 | Heralt ofice. JHRSTNUT AND KNAMELLED FURNITU FOR HOUSRKREP. Fess gos ROOMS. —WANTED, ors and styles, of superior and ted nan entleman and lady, bedroom and parlor on CH RARKINGTON BS warerooms; Sos Canal ares, oppo: | ihe fra assaient, oFtures Fooms on the seoDne floor, site Wooster street; manutactory 46 ai r BS. | with room for sereant, in a Bouse with modern improvements Terms not to exceed $25 per month, payable in advance, if re: quited. “Address, stating terme and location, aa no other vil be noticed, M. K.'A., Herald office tablished in AN AMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURR, IN all colors and styles, wholesale and retail, at prices from REN W 7 et (0 )ORNTSHED HOUSE WANTED.—A YOUNG wipow Seta Were acne brenaeea es 7 Onset wre oll | A aay, whoo an cs POR aed any off entieneu who. will take x furnished hase A select party, wishing to form» club and have the com ore of & home, will ‘this an excellent opportunity, The best Or reference given and required, Address Floreta, Uniow square Post ofice ap OOM WANTED-IN THE V with URNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONK ue given in reads money for furniture, exrpeis, books, &e., Ko., A125 BINth avenue, between Ninth wad i enth s« \URNITURE WANTEO.—THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES to purchage a quant! of cond hand tomnicire capers, INITY OF UNION Ae for which he will give a fair cash valuation. square aud Fourth avenue, or fa Fourth avenue, below Wishing to diapese of their furninre, will addres i ‘Awentieth street, of a dentist's owyerating roam, wit H, C,, Herald office; stating where it may be seen. of parlor, i Ist of May or longer. ‘Terms mist b ——— ——$—$ — ate Addreas entiat, Union sq ware | Post of O PROPERTY OWNERS AND RUSINESS MEN.— Wented, a bailing, with ofice, &0., auttable for grain and four business. Location ou west site preferre: chase an interest tm one alrowly established. “Address, varticwtiars of reut or ieee, de, D1 Seuspury Mills, Grange county, New York, ‘Or will pur- Riu OF THB MONBY SYSTEM.—OTTY LIFE PHO Frapbot by HULAKS, 289 Brondway.— Tape. and ribvou Jers, soup house keepers, thres cent merehants, prrcock Pisure makers, monkey exhildiors,and. model rusia M. f office holders protecting the pockets*hf cittzans, bourding house Keepers of good and donbitul reputation, dealers in cov water and pure milk, three cent bont biacks, enttivator hoop and bustle makers, large Who shave the peu he Bowery, L fash uring the Mera hia ANTED—TO RENT ON STATEN ISLAND, ONTA tert of FeRrR, & hotse with more oF lows 8 ground attached to tt, for a fanitly Afp who intend to live ere the whole year, ‘The house must be subsuntial, location healthy, with ensy accers to the ferrien, Avtar with partic: wlnrg tn! rogard ¥9 location, rent, &o., box 36% Post oilice, rk. palts MMEDIATELY, Tocation above Thirteenth street, ceed Address ©. W., Herald oitice. Wine’ SMALL HOUSE FROM MAY NEXT, ON ase. The house must contain modern improvements. The uppe of the city preferred. Rent about $100, Ad: diese, mating location, Wayre, care of B. Isnek, Post office, PE thn WANTED To RENT IMMEDIATELY A REE OF four story and attic house: location between Twelfth and Thirty second streets and Third ‘and Sixth arenven rent must be moderate, Addresa box 114 Post oitice, y. ANTED IN ASTORIA—TO RENT FOR Years,» mail hones, wth oue sere OF more of lad, Addreas Hy G., Herald odioe, nize; barbers 0 Je without romp; ten go: ole Peter's three’ balls, f id clothes dealers tn noted rateatcher and do ment of the currene in with open arma. Hundre: ng the beauties of life inn Now York and else ‘wher are rebel photographed daily, aad were ft not for the glorious money system of the world, and the noted picture makers on Broadway, those legitimate and useful occ would remain undeveloped and unempl Jed, 00 let ful, and get our porrass ken by HOLM cl ty “A SMALL HOVSE IN A Rent not tex SEGARS AND TOBACCO. SPG AKO COUNTRY Menon Ants AND DR ALERS. iaperine Concan i ” She Imported and & riety Of elbor braod, fot nels nc fan freuirer'e Lyaen-} 4 mabe, segue tecuey, 60 ureme HANDEOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND bedreore to Jet, in private family; all modern ina mente in the house. "Apply at 24 Fourth street, Wi jagton BUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMR ON the r of an Kngiish basement house to let, i yourd, oF privaig able if desired; on tae Tine Sere emma sarge fiages: Apply ai 4i7 Fourth BOARDING AND LODGING. _ ruable bome i» ‘tnd the annua 09 a ‘bab, hot ana a ‘cold wa- \O0D | LonGINGs—25 TO 37 CENTS PER NIGHT, $1 to $2 50 per week: gentleman and wife, Teeente. An ex. gellent restaurant in coanection. Globe Hotel, coruer of Frank/ort and William streets, near the City Ha! IVING AT COST.—A FEW RESPECTABLE PERSONS 4 (ix or seven) will bey = vod a8 erat erators in shar.og ihe expense of the first un of Willian dace. ‘Apaly ate hoi. No, iN Rou Fourdh a iirvet, win Ave minuinw sik of the erry. oF of the proprietor, after, fur relege at 300 Chambers sirnet. Ory ae WARNER, N° 37 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET —SINGLE GEN- tiemen, or a gentleman and wife, can obtain board a 1 Very pleasant rooms in « first claes house; location neat Fiv NE OR Two SINGL® GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN Dieasant furpiahed rooms, with board. in private famlly, by ping Ae Xo 79 Fast ast Twenty seventh ‘street, bet x ngton and Roe WANTED —A GENTLEMAN Wists ae arp: rooms, with private breakts vnc Twentieth streets, ‘and "Broadway pig Ana ne “irene box 39 Poat office. GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO FIND BOARD AND room ia a Jewish family where he ean have the comforts ofa home and enjoy the socwty of young ladies Address, stating terms, 1. i, Herald oftive, A RLEASANT ROOM. WITH BOARD FOR A GEN tleman and wife; 41A0, % room for two gentlemen, in a private family aud ina beautiful location, Apyly at 282 Wee: Twentieth street A SUIT OF SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM’ TO let—to a party of gentlemen, very low, for the winter menths, in a private house, with ull the modern linp-ormments; alko «single room. Apply at 96 Prince street, a tew doors Went of broadway. GENTLEMAN, TEACHER OF MUSIC, 18 DESIROL of buaining a pleasant room, with fire , c., and fail board, at the er month, t6 be paid in’ cash $1, and two oF nreo Jetsons on tbe piano weekly” Adirees for throe days L. V., Union square Fost otfice A PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING UP TOWN. IN A DESTRA- De location, would let their second story front room to « Address B. W., box 2,322 box jeman and wie, with ‘ont ollie. FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- A dated with board and rooms at 3) Laight street, head of St. Jotn’s park. ‘Terms reasonable, as the preveot owner dosiccs only to clear experses | Cne mirried couple can als) be ac mmodated. apply atW Laight street. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE Ghat). men ean obtain a neatly furnished froutaluuog fom, Xb in the third ticor, with the beat of but few boarders: take uA mforts of & Terms $8 per wees, cluding Ure and light Apply at_458 Fourth avenue, sixth cot ‘uge south of Thirty second street FRUNT ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR, NEATLY FUR. ished, containing gas, prate, cloacts, hot and cold water, {fo Jet, with board; aiso single rooms, in a small American fami iy, at Al Orcaby street, first dwelling north from Broome st GERMAN LADY WISHES BOARD OR A FURNISH- ‘ed room in a respectable tamily, where her servites as Piano teacher and in the German language will be received 4s an exchange, Address LR fee, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room to let—t@ a lady and gentiemin or to two or three entlemen, bw private family, slagly or vgetber. 'T Tappiicd ior immedintely, at’ 265 bleecser sirvet, fh Btager pasa the door COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR a few single gentiemen can be accommodated with rooms furnished or uolurnished, with board, on ressousble worms. Apply at628 Greenwich street, near Morton, ieterences re- aired, and given if requisite BMALL PRI FAMILY ©. two young geptiemen, or a gevtie: ood board and pleasant rooms on the moxt reasonable terms: also, two young ladies. Rivington street, corner of NEAT, FUSNISHED FRONT ROUM, SEOOND FLOC to let to a gentleman and wife, or one or two gentlemen, With or without board, in a private tamily. apply at aed Canal street (old No. 130). A pleasan location, @ short dis- tance west of Broadway. ‘Terms reasonabl N ACCOMMODATE n and bie wife, with cus o'clock. Apply at 26) Reors,, ON, THE SECOND AND ‘THIRD FLOORS, with board. can be bad at a price, in the mo: dern Siew sane house Nor B06 West twenty-third street, opposite London terrace, XINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRING RBGRGANT AND comfortable apartments can be accommodated at No. 53 West Tweitth atreet; location unsurpassed: geo and all modera improvements in the house. rences required. Dinner at 6 o'elock. GPNATE HOUSE —To LET, ONE HANDSOMELY FUR. 9 nished parlor and bedroom on second floor, at a low prices Also recs alugie or Anaenita, with or wathouk board, to. Bult ‘th , rooms from $3 to $2 WU ,per week. Apply at 910 i iy! PRIVATE PAMILIES.- PRRMANRNT BOARD WANT- ed, fein Isto? February, by ® soung gentleman and bis wife, Where there are no boaroers, and where they may be con- sidtred as of the family. Two rooms on seeoud door required. address, with tert 8, , box 26e3 Fost office. IPO SUITS OF ROMS ON FIRST AND SRCOND Loore will be let ion family. eparae or together, with private table only, furnished in tne best manner. Apuly at 43 Ulinto place, near Fifth ave 0 LRT—¥OR GENTLEMEN, TWO LARGE FOR. nished rooms (closets, wish Bot'and cold water attached), fa vate amily, With break(ast if required, in the honse con- Ding ful the modern improvements No. 116 West Fifteenth ret, between Sith and Seventh avenues. Apply on the premizes. —s- Bee tiny WO LARGER, HANDSOME PARLORS TO L nished, with nt board: al in required. a Honator gT—FUR- eae. rooms can be had —A FURNISHED KOOM, IN A PRIVATE where the comforts of a homecan be had. Ad mb, Howard Hotel. J ANTED—IN PROOKIVN, VICINITY OF LAP AYE TR ‘avenue, partial board by two or three young men. Ad- drees MN. O., Brooklyn Post otfice, stating terms, which must be low, including gas und washing. ANTE, fami! drese A.B. WARTEDHOARD ON ¥IRTA AVANUE OR NEAR fib avenue, by a gentleman; room with are and gas with, breakfast mid tea; for which ibe paveriser ia will to pay £25 per month: uo objeto to a private fam eferecees required and given Address for three Ellington, Madison square Post office dagatieary Wa nzep—ny A SINGLY MAN, 18 A PRI. vate French family, full hoard, daa, Phere he can recelre instructions, in the Brench 1 my Picate address, with terms, G. P. B., box 300 Union square Post oil, $81 Broadway. NTL J ANTED—BOARD, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A PLAIN private family, Where there are n> other boarders, Terme must be moderate, Address H. D., box 200 Herald Al BION PLACE OR 410 FOURTH STREET. wry “GEN. an and his wife ora couple of single gentlemen ean Ve accommodated with pleasant furnished rooms and board, ST. MJ ARES PLACE.—A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT rocm and bedroom, on second floor, with the exclusive rise of a fine bath room, to let, with board, in the first laa No, 6 St. Mark’s place. ‘Terms mo: OARD.—THE LARGE HOUSE 618 BROADWAY HAY: ing changed proprieiors, bas been thorough! ly repaired and refurnished, and ts now open for the receptiou ot firatclass boarders. Deairavie Suita of rooms for families and single 26 ' CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH, STREET HANDSOME suit of rooms to Jet to tlemen oF & goat Wife, with excellent nocommodations. an peat board. Rooms let without board. Best of Tefarenode given aod fe: quit gentemen. Bok TLEMGN IN\SEARCH OF PLRASNT rooms and good board, at very moderate prices, in eo agreeable family, where. the enjoyments of a home may Purfted Smut lak contra iocation: wil pleage call st 182 Grand sireet, neatly opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, OARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, FORGENTLEMEN and their wives or single gentlemen, at No. 5 West Haltic ftreet, South Brooklyn. OARD.—TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, OR private table if required, the entire or separate, comprisin; adjoining bedrooms. Fourth aven' ‘amily private and small. between Twenty-Ni OARD.--TO LET, A SUIT OF KOOMS ON THE FIRST or second fuor, ‘as preferred, to family or single gen- lemen, ou moderate terms. Convenient to cars and sta, A modern house. Appiy at 65 Blececker and Tenth sireeis, second story, together two cleganuly furniabed parlors, with ‘Apply at 349 uh and Twenty-sixth streets Taiamond street, between € OM STREET, st, Peg igetiee’ ot i amg THIRD front, and bedroom to let, with board. to a gen tleman Ae; fiso pienaant single rooms, ma with staves oF ar grstes: the bouse ‘has all the modern improvements; terms Al TENTH STREET, BETWERN FIFTH AND SIXTH avenves.—A very pleasant suit of rooms doard, toa ey and wife or single pectensens 3 ‘inner at vx o'eloc! SEVENTH AVEN u CORNER OTRTEEN' ‘. 4.8 SEY irnbet parlor ed bedroom suschod aes a onitot rooms to let, with full or partial board; private table if de- sired. ‘The house contains all the modern improvements. ‘Terme made known on application. 5Q VARICK STRERT, ST. JOHN'S PARK —EXCEL- e Jent board and rooms for a gentleman and wife and one orto single gentlemen, Dinner at 6 o'clock. Terms reason OARD.—A PLEASANTL closet, grate and gas, suitable for oue or two pi be had at 48 East Kighwenth street, near Broad wa; Tencea exchanged. OABD.—A PRIVATE F 1D LET PLEA MILY WOUL ‘sant front roumson second floor, Apply at 15 Warren Place, Charles street. OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN reqilred would dispose of a parlor and chamber adjowing beg bye get ot to aamail genteel family; house has m location desirable; the table supplied with the best the affords; acess ‘Awenty firet sire RNISHED ROOM, WITH a, ma) Rete. m. le by cars and stages. Apply at 172 West 7Q AND SLSPRING STRAET, THREE DOORS FROM Broadway—To let, several hindsomely furnished rooma {0 single geotiomen: he Jocation is pear all the first class boas nd places of amusement in the city. Inquire of ANSON Q7 TRIED, AVENUE, D (Thirteenth streets. —Pleasu: rivate family, with or without ft Tor two or mare persons. No oth 137 HUDSON STREET. OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S PARK. ‘A parlor and bedroom to jet, without board, suitable or n gentleman and wife or slogie geutlemen. Apply as hed yf of TWELFTH AND ef ae roma ive small or partial board, ple bourddern. OAKD.—A LARGE SIZED FRONT AND BACK ROOM, guitable for cenilemen and their wives or single gentlemen, $8 pe Location pleasant, and, “Apply ‘at 434 Hudson sireet, coraer of r week, —A OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY IN BROOKLY! eingle gentleman can be acco partial board, Gas and bath in the street, between Harrison and Dey NO. 22 SANDS STREET. NEAR A front parlor and bedroom adjoining, on one single roora, would be let with board: OARD IN BROOKLYN— Puson fer: Second tleor, wi OARDIN BROOK can be accommodated with a large front room and fine pontries, well furnighed, within sive minutes’ walx from Wail or South ferry, Apply at 246 Hicks street, Beare IN AND WIFE ROOKLYN \ PLEASANT AND CON- le for a gentleman jase; dinner ut six IN e OARD IN BROOKLYN: cond story front corner roc pantries, suitabl had, required, Bearer ; BROOKLYN.—A PRIV sisting of three grown p: isey require, would Leia, with OF wtb ATE FAMILY, CON sons, having more room uian D WANTEL pily, where Wer Reference give x 18y Herald oilice MMEDLATELY, BY TWO GE Js loeation between Beare WANTED tlemen, in a st rand aud Fourteenth sweets must be moderate; a Unton square Postoi B ED—BY A LADY, IN SOME PRIVATE family where there are no other boarders. Terms must be moderate. Reference given aud required. Address G. J. M., box 150 Herald office, OARD WANTED-FOR 4 LADY AND TWO CHTL- dren, in some private family; price not toexceed $3. Ad: cress L. Maurice, Register ofiie 7 WANTED IN BROOKLYN—BY A LADY e family. Terms uot to exceed $3 a ‘Adarets M. H., Brooklyn Post ollice, tor OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A ‘modern house in Thirtieth sireet, near Fourth avenue, hav ing more room than they require, would sgcommodaie one of two young men with lodging, Dreakfust and tea, and insure ti the cermforts of a home, Address, with reterences, 0. J., box 79 nilice. Breorias HEIGHTS.—A GENTLE ‘or asingle gentleman can obtain ioard, in waesirabie location, by applying at 8 montagne piace. owN TOWN, bomard, cheap, with room with hot and eo) opposite Hungeriord's ¥ HOUSE, 99 FOU WES ard for the winter, would do well to appl; nicely fori porlor aud bedrvom, with bonrd, fre and ges, forbid oF lb, per, week Cor two, rooms for genuemenr 8 ‘Vra ni boar 81 2 per day. FU! NISHED ROOMS TO LET wit modera improvements; % r, gas and grate, 171 Duane PAMILY \URNCH MOARD-—IN A PARISIAN, enUemen wishing to lean to speak French by practice and lessons. Ter moderate, Apply at 2” Mast Teoh street, near Secon’ avenue. men ‘and their wires ‘or ‘femal private family. Lo quir ity pity Homan sirec! rT) are WITH PARTIAL pposite Ciintoa URNISHED ROOMS board if desired, at 0, 145 Ki Hatt. BOOMS TO LET—\ HANDSOME SUIT OF private amily. Apply at nue £0 LAD. REL 8 PARK ROOMS el, corner of Hudaon and Lalg URNISHED Tesuanrans attach fed tb mouse, to $6 the week » PARLOR AND BEDROOMS FOR SINGLE NISHE: vO eeuiien orm and wife, with Pag ml entlemen oF a chen, hoi ) West Fortieth street, & doors from Hrowtway. ting movernte. D > OM OR ROOMS TO Ler, Witt ReeER partycat twa. ibrer, nr fore gantiomein, where ho other bosrdors are taken, Rule, 5m, ‘&o.; Yocation desirable; meals served in rooms if desired, respectable parties terms Feagonable. Apply a 4 Third avenne, near Tenth street. OR A AN ADVANOR OF ONR oR Two HUNDRED F° dollars an clegantsuitof apartments, In ® new house, pelow Twelfth street and near Filth avenue, the second floor, with baib, closets, gas. te., with oF wi hout hoard, will be given aian unusually low price. Reference.given. Address M. 8, jodated with room and e. Apply at 299 Hicks ‘abo 148 Fore reer lence gud ea era e Troms, with board. \Selerenced easbangeas 146 FULTON STREET —SPLENDID SLATE AND marble bed tables for sale at reduced prices. Call snd examine, Private houses furnighed Orders by mall at- tended to, W. H. GRIFFITH, 146 Fulton street, 419 BROOME, STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. —FUR- o “nished rooma.—Genilemen requiring pleasant rooms will Ond every accommodation, at moderate prices, by appl, ing as hore Bogle ‘and double rooms, with convenlenbe of bath, gas, HOUSES, ROOMS, ae TO LET. 6; NAL The house ia neitly farolshed wad in. Inquire of JOUN H. BUR. ILEMAN AND tween Second, nd street—the bedra ang a and contain the modern articulars, location and ons ‘The house must be ts. Address (eating 1b 3 20 Tera eltica, ISHED ROOM F AND BYDROOM TO LET—TO A miletran ent without board, ia & small family. Terma $10 per mon pply st 270 sth av., near 24th st, the suationery store. 0 LET-FROM THE IST OF APRIL, NEXT. He Situtied in Paradise Valley, Monroe The above hotetis an old stand and now doing @ pot Yusinesa, benutitally alianied for anminer boarders, both from shia ity bad Philadelphia, Will be o'd teuwmt For fur ther formation inzulre of JAM Paradise Valley, of of f. LOCKYER, 113 80 } OTKL TO LET—THE PR NOWN AS THE sastern Hotes, corner of South and Whitehall sireets, fat South ferry, conti aoe ‘0 rooms; the furniture will be sold. maul if desired: popecanion imunediately, Apply at tbe ihice of WW. TOWNSEND, No. 1 South street, second story, front N URRAY HItL.—PARLOR AND BEDROOM, DELIGHT. folly situated at 109 Kast Thirty-sisth street, corner of Lexington avenue, in a private family, to rent to a satisf party. The price will be made moderate, Cail on or add L. Bas > Ne ORLEANS. CONCERT WALL, Situated om Puydrase atreet, between’ Carondelet and St, Charles sweets, measuring about seven tbonsand five huadred sqnare feet, suiabie for concerts, balls or eat and we d for & band of minstrels, Address J. & J. 0. David: ite oe Datkison row, Curondelet street, New Orleans. = TORE TO LET—ON BROADWAY, CORNER OF BAR. clay street, over Hatield’s store, and tmmediate bomen: bene yply at the office of J. R. BENJAML clay atreet. 0 LETT ‘A PRIVATE FAMILY, THE ENTIRE. 8B cond floor and extension room on parlor floor, w single gentlemen, with or without partial , at eee terms recond yr consists of three handsome “rooms, an d would tvitable for a patty of gentlemen, Apply at 75 West Twenty- second street. 179, LETTER DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE, 33 street, two doors east Of Broadway, ‘her wih Bb Lin in the rear. The premises are well adapted for man. ni re ti ox may be used for a hovel or boarding Youre, “Inquire of W. Bunker, ) Wall street, from 10 t0 THE BEST ESTABLISHED DRY GOODS and & seven 10 LET ‘store on Third avenne; fixtures, good will oraale. Inquire at I, KAUFFER & 3. fo LET-THE WREL FURNISHED Hose NO. 9 street, one door th of Bleecker street; bas ail mn laprovewenis,, For otpply wo JOSREH inprovements, Forterms, &. ON 11) Grand street, near Wrowaws Oy. 10 LEY-THR £MALL STORE AND DWELLING 127 Ninth covet dig. alonthe dwelling honse 181 Ninth avenues dls pa't of dwell fal arate, ll of We above replets Peokon tnd gus fixtaren, 2 4 sound ae pple te D. A CUSHMAN, 198 Ninth avenne, 0 LET-AND FURNITURE. FOR 8ALB—FROM NOW T" ntl May 1, small house, tn « good Jocation, near Twen- rd sweet ‘Tbe furniture wit be sold very reaconable, if address B., He rotlee. FRONT ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS, oid two rooms in aitle, 4n house ter ieuca, and nent & good rent iow to’ elo Apply in the front room, frat tone I Relocate T° LkT AND FURNITURE FOR R SALE—A SMALL house, wRth all the modern improvements, guita suitable ble for 8 ung couple commencing house 4 ay of nag forsale om, reasonable terms, ioeatton ‘Thirtieth street and Sixth avenne. LEASK—FOR A ey PLOT OF dee situated on the eee of Centre pee | tere ry GIFFING, No.5 Post oilice. houses and low 308, OTE ST. JULINN, NO, 9 WASHINGTON Hoa a