The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1869, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SUNDAY, Jan, 24, 1869, ‘The week closed apon an easy money market, The Fate on call loans hetwean atogk houses wus genc- fally seven per cent, but upon government collate- als among the bankers the rate was gix. On the last day in particular prime houses and favored cus- tomers were able to borrow all they needed at the lower rate, Late in the day lenders were offering very freely at six per cent, and were compelled to ieaue five upon their balances rather than have them {ale over unti! Monday withoat interest, The money (anertot 1 in asatisfactory condition. The proposed Aegisiation in Congress on the subject of the national Danks gives confideuce to the public that the disturb- (Mnoes, artificial and otherwise, which used to create no frequent and so annoying fluctuations in the rate pot interest will not return. Currency 1s not arriving ipo abundantly from the West. From Chicago tt is /yeported that “astern exchange was something in @Xceas of the demand, and sales between banks were § at par. The feeling, however, was a little bet- towards tne close.” At Cincinnati exchange is equal to the dewnand, ' The weekly bank statement is favorable to con- ‘tinued ease in the money market, 1ts character was (po correctly anticipated that its announcement was ses with no unusual interest and was hardly im the stock market. The increase in legal ten- is $1,096,036 and in loans $2,615,788, The de- in specie ia $304,339, which is more than ited for by the heavy shipments to Europe week. Tlie totals of this week, as compared p@ith those of last wees, are as follows: — Jan. 23, $264,954,619 26 7 34,281 197,101,163 64,022,119 wae Fe 1,616,320 + 1,086, The gold market nactuated, in sympathy with dheavy shipments of specie, which for the week toovera milion of dollars. This large um was the resuit of the delayed shipment of the previous week and of the high price of foreiga @xchange. ‘the highest point touched was 1364. The ‘*ull” efforts to raise the premium are of tbe fmost determined character, and are a portion of the fis plan whici is at present operating in ali the ‘kets of Wall street. A few weeks since there @ very general impression that gold must go Gown, and it was sold “short” to a large extent in @onsequence, ilie covering by this interest also tends to create @ demand for gold. The “bulls” @re making use of the large increase in imports for the expired poriton of the present year to frelp inflate the price, while it is asserted that the @otton crop of 1863-9 will not be as large as originaliy @nticipated, and that a greater portion of it wil ‘be used for our own mills. Again, the planters in th aay are beginning to demand gold in payment ior eir cotton, and a great deal of fureign exchange is @rawn for in the Southern cities, Foreign exchange firmer and keeps up the gold premium, It is ad- need on account of a scarcity of commercial and cotton bills, The planvers and the dealers in South @rn cities aro holding on to whats left of the last ‘erop with the expectation of getting higher prices. c expectation was induced by the cotton gam Mersin New York, who have temporarily put the rice up as a speculation against the heavy “short” terest in the stay le. ‘ihe New York market is much jbove the Liverpool market; so that the consequence very evident, When the fall comes it will be with ® rush, and holders will fail to realize even tie fair Tuling afew weeks ago. The Southern pres résee this result and are warning the planters noi keep thetr cotton, Cash gold was in abundant supply, and loans were ade as low as 33; per cent for carrying. The range Of prices daring the week was as foilows:— Highest, Lowest. | The week was o very duu « one in government and prices fluctuated within very narrow te, There is a “‘deadiock” between the bulls and ra. The former have put the market up, and ith the easy feeling in money are abie to sustain It. The latter have sold too Little to make ft worth while attack the other gide. They will not buy at the mt figures, although a great many bears in other q ‘ities tarnod buils this week, and the bulls will (pot sell, The demand for the five-twentles is con- ed to private investors and small capitalists. The ks are buying moderately to increase their sup- ‘ply, which on the 24 inst,, according to the quarterly statement, had been reduced to the email |gmount of ten millions. There 1s @ better inquiry (Wor the registered ten-forties, and the codpon bonas y@re going to Washington tu considerable quantities fee cxthanes, ‘The comparison of prices at the close each Saturday o1 the two wecks just expired is as OWES 8. igen niger . 1881... 114 0 1M @ 111% 8 Hind Conde Iwai. May wl =— 112% 9 112), . §. 6-20', reg., "2.. 108 10876 a 109 & 6-208, coup., 193. 11274 @ 118 11345 @ 113% 7. 8. 6 20's, coup., "84. 1091401001 1093; @ 109% |. 8. 6-20's, Cp., 1104 a 110% }, 8. 620s, cp., don.. 108% 10835 @ 108% . 8. 6-20's, cp., °67 108% a 108% 8. 5-20's, op., "68. 100° 9 100% Teg. 105 #105}, 107% @ 108 107% a 108 bonds. 101% 10136 10L 9 101% ‘The demand for Southern securities fell of toward end of the week, and prices at the close were ir- Thisis only the natural reaction efter the ranoy which characterized the market in the be- inning. Our city savings banks were among the purchasers of Southern bonds, and one institu- ca was ‘20 fortunate in ite investment tbat it Esates sold cut in @ few days alter. Conary profit of about $10,000, ‘The stock operators are all “bulls” again, There ifras @ faint attenpt to get up a bear attack, but it |fras & fizzle. Speculation ts at fever heat in Wall nowadays, and the prevailing belief ts that ‘gil kinds of stocks, particularly railways, are going I Cniaheet how high the future will show. Those \erno have large interests at stake would do well {eo look out that this height shall not be aeronautt- eal. Plenty of money, an open winter, fine eather, ® prospectively busy spring, and generally happy appearance of the future are j great stimulants to keep up speculation. desire to make money ts Just as strong as ever, ‘ana those who have the capital are those who make ee most oF lose the most. The great cliques are in harmony. One ripple on the rising tide this eek was an attempt to depress Northwestern stocks ; the old clique who have veen so long in them. report was started that a bill was going through ‘gne Dlinols Legislature to reduce rallway fares, Norti- “western shares vent down several per cent. The \wauway companies maintained their constitutional im the matter, declared they would carry the the courts and would not “pay’’ to defeat She bit. Now, the Ilinow Legisiature 1s like any ‘other legislatare. If the railroads would not “pay” St was @ waste of time to talk about the bill, and the story ts that it has been or will be defeated. The ‘elique changed front and came round into the grand grmy of bulls. The Michigan Southern clique were miso disposed to become bears, and sold freely to Wreak the price. They found the market took all that ‘was offered, and discovered at a late our that tho friends of Commodore Vander. Were the purchasers. Now, the Commodore ipted to get hold of this road once before, but, discovered, was beaten in the race for the This fact compelled the clique to become pulls” against their wishes, and they had to buy at Price, and the cash stock was run up to 963, two o'clock, when the transfer books closed Gor tho election. It is impossible to toll as yet ‘whether the Commodore has succeeded this time in to carry out his original pian for a consoll- ated through line between New York and Vhicago, Principle of issuing scrip, or interest Gazzied railway stockholders in general, and is @ prospect that it will be applied to many of Island sold up to 182%. New York Central was firm, rising trom 163% to 165 a 1653{, Harlem improved in consequence of a report that the company ere about to dispose of thelr real estate, comprising the block onCentre street, used as a freight depot, the depot at Twenty-sixth street and possibly the one at Forty- second street, with a view to the removal of the whole road to the north sideof the Harlem river, which, wit) the opening of Hell Gate, will be the most eligible location for a depot. It is to be re- gretted that the government has made its purchase of asite for the new Post Office. The oid Harlem depot in Centre street would be admirably adapted to the purpose. The St. Paul stocks in the general buoyancy were better. Paciflo Mail recovered from its depression and sold up to 120, ‘The following comparison of prices of stocks on the 2d of January with those of yesterday—an in- terval of three weeks—shows tie buoyancy which has prevatied in the market since the removal of the siringency in money attending the preparation of the banks for the quarterly statement:— Jan, 2 Jan, 2, 8535 @ 3036 4834 & 4326 6 4% a 1536 we 49. 58% & 50% Mart ote ‘preferrea.. 1 a Pac! Meee esveee x. Western Union Tel., - 33; New Yor« Central... 159; Erie.......-- 2436 19% 36. 3 129% a 1239; ip) 86'4 & 36%, Michigan Southe:n.. 88% @ 8336 9634 B 96% Pittapurg. + 84% a 8h 925g @ 923% ‘Toledo. - I0L a Wi 105% @ 106 Kock Island + 120% @ 120% 32% @ 13% 4 Northwestern. . 82% @ 82 82% a 8a Do. preferred. BA a 84 8834 & 8835 Aunexed 1s a comparative statement showing the shipments of specte from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the corresponding periods in 1803:— 1868. 1809, Fourth week.,....++.+ $1,100,144 Previously reportod..... 1,151,528 Totals... ceases seers cers ee + $6,980,231 $2,251,472 COMMERCIAL REPORT. SATURDAY, Jan, 23—6 P. M. ABuRS.—Receipts, 23 bbls. Pot were steady at $775 a #7 875g, with a moderate demand. Pearl were dull and nom- inal at 83 8744. Correx.—Rio was still in fatr demand from the trade, and the market was firm at our last quotations, The sales were r fiecelpta, 8,885 bales. ‘There was but little bust. eas tranaacted ey the demand from all classes of Duyera being light, and Prices wore irregular and fully per Ib, jower, ales were ouly 1052 bales inclu thig #11 inning, 164 on apecuiation, U for export and 100 fa fan livery the sales were comparati: aly Aight, ing mid: aba Marob at 20. aud fo eT ee naga gis ana ¥.0, and Portas ‘80 bbls. and 3,006 108 bushels whe do. corn, 4,520 do, oat: ‘and 36 do rye. The flour poh was firm, thongh the id was less active. Extra State was stil Wantou to somé avy was to be Lad ro pee gg aty7 we jalifornia Gour was dull but uo- ales were aout 13,40 bbls, Southern flour ‘icon were more steady 300 bi ly active aud atenay, bat unchanzed, We quote Sama-s ER. bound hoop Ohio, trade trade, st, Louis low extra. Corn meal, —— pe els J soealHxetso! SSSSssesessersy: ae at higher prices, W was be pales jd a at oS ae é fe oe ents 2 rats gn was only ta soosersie a fa and p Tye gales comprised 40), bushels ate xed—the latter a Re Oey for old do. atoat, 6c. a 970. for waite ee a! i yellow do. and 630. a Wo. were slow of nate and Io eal Toout 38.00 bushsie at 28e,'u Tbyfe. ta sore, and. 16 ton: Ryo wae dullan-) beary, Barley was a fale IRB 5 were | a} and 1860. Reon on eens was yas quiet § a were quite steady. ut 7ée., and NAVAL ‘Stone but the business was 2s or g Pity Fe" est Berge alee $ z & ~ Rev. B. 0. Taylo: Enicxs 0. SCRELP?, all of Hudson City, N.J. No agua an sin w cor, Sixt 8. jon Goan she. wines Pst te atte of % Morte nd fore, one, 8 yin, bord Teraple at, Sha fhe Of Bpein ses fy Deesncneennsnesn= 3:00 Lawrence st, w 4,60 ft of Fowler 80 Low: smmgenest! owe ‘3 Kote 11548 Tanda 1 iclusive, on ‘0 acres, salt mentow, adjoining ‘200 ibe oper 5109 | P Bayside road, n & 19 acres, niljoluing Thore aud Lilgbie 2, FAR SOOKAWAY, Plot, 3 acre, adjoining Cr: saceesegeereeseseassee MD MEMPSTRAD. Jeruanleia to South Oyricr Bas 1004, @ 4, om Mat, 5 tot, 0 acres, 0 Plot, t Ho Do: 6. Fon Lis acts, a Ural 150 ealows, plat, 4 acre, Hinchinnnts - Nom, Foster's Meadows, plot, indsiheg ‘Adj Stuotuolf..vccse 98 SAMATOA. Fleet at, n 5, 62.8 ft w of Washingon st, adj Everett... Pring tharst inna «sts. 1g Grove and Chox‘nat s Beto Grove , 0 It wot 6) ZvTOwN. ‘Lot 310 map South W! ‘sMiamebarg, ‘25x100, 20 LONG ISLAND OIrY, Easi Seventh st and Centra! av, 9 ¢ corn 6,200 TRANGYEDS IN WFESTONESTER Cov! 0 eG F st, w a, 150 fbn of the ay, L0x100. 60 Ponta ar, w m 1944 acres, eB Farr 5,508 Aroularius place, n 6, 93 ft-@ of . ‘Arcularius place, n sy 278 (tw or ay eins. fo Arcularius pince, p 4, £26 ftw of Walton av, 100M95 .... 8,250 TRH ot 06, 15 fh eof Wil ay, BOxI00.. 300 OBGINIRG. Croton ay, n s, adjoining Nationa! Bank, S5x—-.,.....+44 +s adjolning National Bunk, 95x 1,000 Geert ret rca Oak ‘Tree plot, 415-100 LF od ym Orange 200 fhe of South Brot st, SUz8 matt and peakth ata, ne cor, 10°x!30 Tichenor at, # 6, 120 ft ¢ of Brond et, 74x80 Washtagion cor of Warren at, ¢0xd, Firat af, w 6, 08 Price Prop 102146. #VILE Stephens st, ¢ 6, 40 ft s ot iccase talade, Wie ng PLOOMVIELD. Williamson ay, ws, 1) @ # Osbor ‘7x180, rele tay yh Gi bem a a Burnaide st, # € s, 620 ft n : ot Washington st, 602130. RAST ORANGE. Summit and Cherry ats, s wo WFST On Mitchell st, ms, adj m Stetwon, 340107 SOUTH ORANGE. Sonth Orange ay, no, 1° ft e of Munn av, 580 ft front, TRANGVERS IN HENSON OOUNTY, N, J.—JERGRY CITY, Raliroad ay, 2 206 w of Warren Bt, dix by ON Bencon ay, 8 s, aAjolzing it V" Wich QBxt08., Hoboxan ai 0, adjotniug Phoebe Box 3 Gore and Qcran ata a w carmen, Ihtxicos}2és10) Pine st, oes, Wo ft ne of Communt, WwW mY, Bix Tutors av, w's, 100 fn of Park et, 93 Lots 6 ant 10, block 6 map Clarehont GREENVILL Pit adjotoing, Armstrong and R, Vreeland, be cag Fee THE BOHEMIANS AS CHEMISTS MARE Nest OF SAMPLES, {from the Sunday Me Mercury, Jan. 24.) It is somewhat remarkable that the voracious scribblers who purchased samples of liquor at re- speciabie saloons for the first tme in their lives and caused an analysis to be made of the same were not aware that the Hquor—to be such—must contain the very ingredients of which they complain, and which, with laméntable tgnorance, tiey have pro- nounced potsonous. Take fusel oil from whiskey and it ceases to be whiskey. as assuredly as bread would cease to be bread if the water and Yeast it contains should be extracted. Alcohol, too, which has been piaced in the list of [meen by the Bohe- mntans, is the preserving tngredient of the numerous enlivening cordials which cheer the heart and ¢x- pel the feelings created by the chief of all human Hs—indigestion. It is necessary in all our refresh- ing beverages, and without i¢ they would become uowholesome aud insipid, for they would lose their distinctive character. It 1s charged that al- cohol causes congestion of the brain, yet any other substance of asimilar characier, when used in immense quantities, will produce the same effect. Bat the orightest literary wh men of the past and the present have fed it am liquor, habitually, and they ended their career by natural deaths. This is an undisputed fact; for distilled spirits cheer tre wilend trite by a congenial operation. If alcohol ice death whea taken in large quantities, 80 owl bread or any other article of food, ifa glut- ton should consnme more than the stomach could properly dispose of, and thus derange «ll the organs of lie, But the Bohemians, not concent w: atine ck- inet alcohol, have asserted that neurly all she brandy is clly ts simply alcohol, with essential oil statement exhibits a state of deplora- ciogen ignorance on the part of the writers; for essen- tial oil, while it gives to alcohol, the temporary flavor of brandy—decomposes so rapidly that the pecullar ey per of the liquor thus imparted is soon lost, and it is meee ‘led by a favor which emits the smell of pluins, and becomes so oftensive that it cannot possibly be used. Gin, the Bohemtaus gay, 18 impure, because they have found that it contains juniper berries and an without which articles the Lopree cannot be produced. S80 much for the mare's nest of the whiskey Bohemians, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Fox—Drrrav.—at St, Peter's church, by the Rey. Dr, Beadie, Samuct. M. Fox to AMELIA Deprav, daughter of L. A. aad A. J. Depean, all of this city. se PY.—On Satu January b: rn, WM. D. V pt 4 »'C, JONES to Miss K1PP—ANDREWS.~ On Weanesday, January 20, at os residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. A. C, Foss, B. F. Kur, of Sing Sing, to Racnat P.,, second daughter of Thomas Andrews, of the same place. No cards. Died. AcCKER.—At Irvington, N. Y., on Saturday, Jann- 23, JaMRS ACKER, Sr., In the 76th year ol ‘his age. eral service at the house, on Tucsday afternoon at one o'clock. ARNOLD.—UD paseey 23, at the rest. dence of her son-in-law, icholns Smith, 354 West ‘Twenty-fourth street, Mrs. CLARINEA ARNOLD, widow of Jacob Arnold. The relatives and friends of the funty are invited ‘to attend the funeral, oh mn rides mong arch at Pis- cataway, N. J., on afternoon, at two o'clock. Trains leave New York at one o'clock in the after- ge January 23, Mrs. Susan Basa cout TC, SN at her residen No, > et @ native her foul retin Peace. Foneral goes out this (Monday) afternoon at one ee, ‘ Sunday, Janu: rors owl of fe of Albert lock, aged yours years, +1 mouths an The S relanives and friends are invited to attend the poo from tho St. Matthew's charch, Broome street rner Elizabeth, on Wednesday afternoon, at one orclook. CanviRtD.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday —: -. Samvgt L, pty aged 33 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the oy are respect- fully: vavived to to attend the funeral, from place Baptist church ‘corner Strong “ and Ww pte on Tuesday afternoon, at fornia papers please r.—On a E. ate aera Hatta leg sE Dova.as. On Janu JOLIA, relict of Eari Douglas, of this ty. een 4; The ag J SO ge tnt beta oF oem gr funeral, this ( ¢ Bose ten o'clock, from b ag ‘Ann's oli oh eat Eighteenth Street, near Fifth avenue. GARRABRANT.—As Shark River, N. J., on Friday, January 22, Jacos GARRABRANT, = 80 years. Rostnson.—At Green Cove shy ‘Wednesday, January 13, of co: of the brain, LRANDER i Rethinah county: x Yeasts attorney o} land county, N. Y., yours, Gnipriti.—The relatives and friends are to the funeral of Mr Wittiax South Eighth Jersey City, this (Monday) afternoon, at two Haxittox.—On Leraete January 33, Jaues Lavt- TRIBLL HAMILTON, 26 years. The relatives and and Hatters’ Trade and Benevolent Societies are mvited 10 attend the funeral, on Tuesday sft ssternoon, at one o'clock, from Bedford eaeegeets sven eemtay, Joma 1@G.NSON.—In jaar Mrs. Jane HraGingon, in the 65th tS friends of the family are ota ed ‘Tho relatives and to attend the funeral, from the residence of her some in-law, Edward Doyle, 60 Dean street, Book! Tuesday mot at haif-past ten o'clock, ‘rom thence to St. Paul’s charch, corner of Congress and a asa offered re Kanne On sath prey, Jannary 23, Exiza, wifo of James Kearns, aged 35 years, The friends” and relatives are respectfaily invited to attend the funeral, this day (Monday), from her late resideace, 178 Firat avenue, corner of Eleveuth JOHANNA, wife of the late "oe Mackin, jain fn ih Four ear of her age. pda pa ag ry eee oe Hom her ia her tate teenth 8 aaredh, this (Monday) Siemnoon, oro two o'clock, rine neny 7m Jani ater seat Gort, ATRICR ror Maer nau the aad toes of sees an to attend the Ln Nelle Be ew gored a tata funera), an peony n iio evening, January 22, van Funeral trom the residence of his father-in-law, ob Gayuor, 137 Kast Seventeenth strect, and requiem at St, Ann’s church, Cy street, this (Monday) morning, at mine o velocic, Londonderry papers pease copy. Pruise.—Oa Sunday, prone at one o'clock Pp. be oF 4 of dropsy, WILLIAM PEELS, in the Olst year or roe 2 ot funeral in Soteamonts poner. Rais On Saturda ery jouN Rercy, § resident of Calavach, ah Of Mulleghoren, county Cavan, ireland, azed 2 years. ‘The friends of the Fara and those of hts brother- in-iaw, Thomas Victory, are invited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residence, 241 Elicabot stxcet, tuis (Mouday) ai.ernoon, at two o'clock. NHOLZ—On Saturday, January 23, CHARLES K. B, Srennons, in the 89th year of his a4 "The relativesand friends of the family are respect. fully invited to at end the funeral, this sto nday) af- teroon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, 65 ag treet, Brooxiya, B.D. ‘@uurday morning, January 23, of con- guna, Wants Sarre, aged 45 years, 3 months anc ‘ihe friends ofthe family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, fron his late residence, No. 084 Sixth avenue, on Tuesday STROM at one o'clock. Canada pavers please cop: Sreers.-~In Brooklyn, on Piriday even! January 22, ‘Trowas C. Siswus, in the 43-year of bis age. ‘The retatives and friends of the asnily and the members of Stella Lodge, No. 485, F, and A, M., are Invited to attend the funeral at the De Kalb avenue M. E. Church, near Franklin avenue, on Tuesday at: sermoon, a6 none erin 3 dain RIGHT.—On Sabb january, TLLIAM WRIGHT, aged 64 years, The re'atives ad friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the tuneral, froin his late roe denoe, 177 West Twelfth street, corner of Seventh avenue, on Tuesday atternoon, at one o’clock. A. 8 for sale--On th ra — Pir pipe Foe for sale--On, She pelaelpal avenue, doing a Vary iine’business, Apply to CAMPBELL & CO., 360 Bo we vor, MANUFACTORY FOR SALE—LARGEST best in the city. Liquor | pol ‘Oyster Sal Shades ant Broadway Houses, tinses, Market Stands, Bakeries, Confectioneries, Stores, corner Tea Stores, TTCHELL" ‘AX oh LD ESTABLISHED (2) YEARS) RETAIL BOOT «t Shoe Store, 77 Catharine etrect.—-Cood Will, Stock and Fixtures for suie. jeans of THOMAS GRAHAM, 4 Ohatham street; or GEOK + YOUNG, 63 Barclay streek, LARGE SIZE SAFE, WITH BURGLAR VAULTS ON bottom, for sale, at a sacrifice also two medium end three smali size Safes, cheap, at 79 Maidea lane. ©. 0, QUIRK, ATOR SALE—FIXTURES AND LEASE OF THREE saginrre Sows on west side of Eighth arene) cheap. Corner Liquor, (Grocery, Fancy Stores, old established Di Goods Store on Third uronu; long leans Now rent YGO, 8 West Thinty-third street, A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR fale—With seven yeurs’ lease from May next. Apply on the premises to M. BYRNE, 34 Grand street, corner of Thompaon, SET OF HANDSOME a Show Cases at balf price. Al CIGAR STORE FOR SALE, CUFAP HAND. + somely fitted up; Lense. Stock and Firivres; must b cn account of owner jeariag. ety, Taquirs of LAW: TENCE, WRIGHT & STRATTON PPUSTURES OF 4 LIQVOR STORE, Counter, 3 feet loa..: Bar Pamps, Call for three days at did UNTER “sag UPRIGHT " UPERB net, Shelving, de. corner "Thi: ty-first st, ILL LEASE, STOGK AND FIX- roxdway, hear Nine- OR SALE—GOOD tures of @ Furnioh ning Btore on ron auyect. a 10 LAWRENGB, WAIGHT & STRAL- FOR SALE—THR MOST ELIGISLE MILE BRS. Store on Sixth avenue, with or without Stock bargain, and suitable (or any elegant business, ‘Adareas box ofice. FPORSALE-A DRUG. STORE, Practice attached; alx more than #80 per Tionth foran enterpriaig youu phy 19 BM urray strect, fourth fo flobr: OR SAL“--ONE OF TH BEST GROCERY STORES IN L.1.j moagents need apply. Address box WITH PHYSICIAN'S ride from the city; sales 8 {2,00); rare opportnaity dan or druggist. Apply at F% ALE AT A BARGAIN—THE STOCK, LEAS: Fixtures and Good Sillot the Minees'y Chithrests. asl Ladies’ Hat andO ap Emporium of the late #. A $22 Broadway, corner Twenty-lirat Goan tablinhed and patronteed by best fai Will be sold below its value, Apply at 231 Broadway, a "RTON GOR SALE. J ED tinder the Fast River, aha, Broadway, now doing a iad business ; fully furnished; low rent. Apply on the pre- (OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS BARROOM AND Ri cs taarant attached; cheap for cash, Feauee ‘on the premises, 100 Bieecker street, or ISAAC &. TATE, 667 Sixth avenue, R BALE—LEASE OF STORE AND HOUSE NO. 353 Bowery, seven years from May; best store tn the ‘city for dry goods, clothing or other business, Apply in sto Fou ss SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST latand Fur Store, splendid Dwelling attached; will be sold with or without stock ; suitable for any business. Inquire at 514 Graud sireet. For SALE—THE LEASR, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ood Paying Restaurant and and Oyster House on & thoroughfare; aie Of selling. Apply at 176 Kighth avenue, ror sat SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND PIXTURES OF o'd established Shoe Sto. ‘Bisth avenue; ong lease; moderate rent. Apply aa above. Fone SALE THE 32 ‘OR gros AND FIXTURES, se pes F% aa Btore in Jane. Counters, Di JAMES HODGE, 7 aon seas 20d 8 0.9 Vestry near Varick and Canal sirecta, ras bey pres NTE: m2 yr Saga SHELVING, DESKS, ‘OR SALE_A FIRST hase, aod Sree, PI A Egedhaee WOVE, CANTER & COs il Liberty svete” R SALE AT A BARGAIN—A GOOD PAYING cor ner i cpt amy Seg ;,@ sure fortune toa man of SnereY ; smanll capita) COVEN 4 MSLER, 68 Liverty streot, ees FoR bone ral! YEARS’ reuamtrate rooms, tip top location and fnil ali the tlm fern hane A eras tenceeaes Viana streets, EST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED FOR Tones art. sale.—A chance “ makea fortene with a litte care, & Liquor ining two billiard 4 ‘Establ Hovk and datures, dolhg a ‘Arst Sige bre Bouth street tal us ‘of money. ie z, iareaired and no rent Sith tbo: 37 Nassaa Pom ioge £00.51 Be Direct oppose olliee, RUNK bret FOR SALE—ONE corner stores tn ene ees for the business; establish 4 of the ofthe death ofthe prietor. Inquire of & Bs YOUNGS 1 bias nwo GOOD HERRING'S RAI ey pod Ae and won A come MOLLER Gow. ng for sale cheap at OYPHER s Con =A—woop ane bey FORTABLE AAse Seat e Ase. Engines, the best vant Bs Yauen © iter? patent cage Pull Hoiting, awe, ae. ‘ork, RSALE—THREE FOLDING MACHINES, ADDRESS Printer, Herald offce, [OR SALE CHEAP—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, ‘Apply to JAMES MOLYNBUX, Superintendent, Borden. town, N. J. 2 ‘Two Slotting Machines, each having two columos, 1g feet pany} columns, 38 inch throw. lotting Machine, 12. inch throw. Soe Shaping Macnin thro: One Lather feet Swing, 8 32 feet shouts. Piatine poset 1 af re ‘One Lathe, Piao Lat 0 D One Bort ‘ih, S tect en et wing. One Face 12 foot swing. ee Daniels Piouer, bed in. wide, 1836 ft. longs Twenty-five Vices. ‘Two wood-turni ap alte, 23 inch awing, 14 fect sheare. Que Wood Face Lathe, § feet swing. Que Gig tam and 8, Re long, for bending holier plate. Gne get of folie’ 4 te for ending boller plate: one Pro aes Punch, tor yuathe ioe Fae Bsns dat panel epamening teller, Oo ID FIVE Sy POWER STEAM once a homme owes new do. and ove Ku. Re ROARS GT, OLS spplied st No. 36 Ps TTR etree NE Wie EES | pe AT AUCTION. DRIAW H. MULLER, AUCTIONZER. 1X GALE OF @ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE, ABOUT THREE-POURTHS OF anttee PROM HARLEM RIVER, IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, BEING PART OF THE MORRIS STEBBINS TRACT. ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. & WILKINB & CO, will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, Jan, 28, 1669, at 12 o'clook, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, New York, ‘The 400 Lote above described. This property is located on the easterly aide of the grand Central avenue (which isa coutinvation of Fighth avenue and Seventh avenue Boulevard), abous 500 feet north of Arcularius Hote, and adjoining Inwood; is in one of the most healthy ‘and beautiful sections of Westchester county, on high around, Spmmaniding fine views, and, being only about 1,20 feet from uarter of a oe Hariem le from Bal 1 Broadway, four chee a Tia UCTIONEER.— AUCTION #ALE raitare, Planoforte, ad artioce of ‘on this day (Mi Slogant Drown’ stone fanuslos” GF Wort $i between Fifth and Sixth avenues, i cre abeton orclock. The Ge pneouaee weale, call his friends and the pubite. to this prising the largest ahd richest assortinont of old Far Biteren ‘offered at auction this seasan, furnished iess than alx tha ago atm Goat of 15,008, Draw = a resden China 5 superb wood Piano Cover, Music Btand; Kooks, Hatstand, rose mood sad walnut, Dressing Bureans, Bedsioads, Ward | Sag rol Comt + Hal i ni , Shects, Lounte a! Room—fable, bufet, elegant se ruby ver vers, Baal Fisher inner, Tee Service; Knives, Forks, Tabte Li Micry’ Basowséat and Kitchen Fursiture: N. Be-Paries abing to atlend tis sale taco FiCts avenue siagea or Sixth A —BY | CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS WILE + aell this day, commencing 1 o'clock, Bleecker corner Laurens, that first class, sisal ate fitted Pe gud splendidly arranged prominent corner quot fiue lerse and choles stock, doing fine business; an excep- tional chadow Liquor men, ulators, buyers, dealers rai CAMPBELL, JR, Salesman, — fae Nets Ag ee grrice Bowery.-MAX BAYERSDORFER & is: their ater ie, use vot Towsebol ‘and particular s houschaaplag, Terms reascantios revaros prompt; advances made. Furniture, al residence of X BAYERSDORVER, _AUCTIONER! FIOB <0 Boney MAS BA: BRSDOBFER AG! selon on Wednesday, hantuome: Puralture, Carpets, it dc., entire farniture, 0, of a four etory bo —MAX Poached Haste AUCTIONEER, OFFICE .—MAX BAYERSDORFER & CO. soll, Tuestay, stock, ‘tures, &c., of handsomely fied up Bar- ber ber Shop; excel excelent business piace. MAX BAYERSDORPER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE fA. 8:0 Bowery.—MAX BAYERSDORFER & OO, sell this'day, 103 o'clock, at 20034 Elm street, Stock end Fixtures of Pletute Frame Mabutactory, Pictures, Frames, Muchinery, p near Eighth avenue—Pariors in- de double Suits of sot rosewood, in rich crimson satin ‘and reps, one rosowood Piano, 7 octave, highly toned and of rey mar entre Tabl Han Vewer ead ‘Tapestry poe P Mirrors Chine Vases: neat Figur ere, O8 7 oe Olt aia &e,; Chamber Suita, Bedateads and Bureaus, fine bair Mat- tresaes and Bedding, Clocks and Fancy Orsaments; Diniog m walnut Extension zabiee, sani Sideboard, Secretary, Pinted Ware, China, Cu d Crockery Ware; los of Kitchen Ware and goo: Bod Fura! vanta. ‘Thin stylist realdence was Caruishod last fall with- out regard to cost, must be sold by, a truly unltmited anie. the family being obliged to leave in taste for Cuba, House to Tet, Gale will qommence with the expensive Family Ber Foose or open pen Carriage, made to onder onite will be Sale by Phin poo A an, Dow ready at the office of the auc- Uoneer, Nos. Zand 9 Went Twenty-tifta street (Fifth Avenue Housekeepers and the trade respeot{uily invited. UCTION NOTICE.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR Housekeepers—Over §15,0.0 worth of iignibcent sind. comity, Honsonee rereiners, vate ‘and Iograin Carpets, ‘octave Ponofa: Been bia vood tig 119 Wesi Eight Magniticeut Parior ab Riseet, a fow dovrs east of Sixth. ave..uc, e richest description green and goid, Stalls, covered with th a id French satin brocatel moquet and push, Etngeres, Preveh Pier a oe, Bre eres, irrors, Lace Curtains, Bronse Clocks ant Ornamentay gid: 3 and marble top Tab! ke Ks, Lin’ sgh oy ally FY ga jan Lounge orered wie reps’ and 'halretoth; Bed tension Tables, a iiiepoans Dining Chairs, each China Tee and Dinner Sets, Siiver 1 Tinted Wars, ride Glass and Bohemian Ware, Ivory Table Guat. ke. LUKE F. GERALD, “Auctioncer. Take Sixth oF Seventh ave: nuecars. Reilable men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers at reasonable charges. UCTION NOTICE. A inery, Tool: Steam Engine, Boller, Cooper Pans, Goatectionery and Chocolate Nocolute. will salons oa teeter, andk At No. ots Huon consisting and Boter, Sui ‘Steam Fis: tures, wnving, denlen ad W Bor Bearss, Lumber, 4¢., &c. Terms cash. The rey be remot ioumeduately'afive the cade’ JACOB Bi r, Auctioneer, 10} y ITIVE AND UNRESERVED ie of mca ROTOR 5 pan ture, valuabie rose tae, flanetorn Carpets Ben Mas emake | iacieanth etreo."near Fetrth avea ma BA ANY, Anctionest "on this day (Mandar, at 10) sees ae ns far ‘This sale atiendance furniture waa new last Ma: consisting atlor ture, in satin Drocatel’ fanaa aes ae alg gam Fora Porn are in walnet, de: DI ara Ware, &c., all in perfect order, Full particulars ia AUCTION NOTIOR.—AT LES9 THAN AUCTION pee ee new and second bargati o ie Clocks and ie Ginsnes. Also a taken in exchange. Cut Prices; warranted firet satie pe cae pekod ae = cake worth of all Kinds of of agin Beeoor, Bin ing and Furoiture at cost pri ‘Ww auction. CTION SALE—OF CROCKERY, CLASS, CUTLERY wv iN 8. A 88, sai Mateo arr % Seon Py Barclay oto Sireet a gouerel esporeasent Granite dnd’ € 6 Wars, pe fellow and Rock Ware; ge” Also taveice of fue Bivet fated Ware: Goode, ite. in oe to nneigens shipping. a 27 B F SENAY BL Lu PS Ene ction On THURS! Dats and eMIDAY, Jaguars ‘and %, 1999, at the Leoge Art Walleries, 617 and 819 Broadway, southwest corner of Twelth INTRIBUTORS' SALE OF oyolcs. Mah oy at AND MODERN eo PAINTINGS, he worke of vis :— wy Hotei jozzolina, jauber, Bock ? mm bt Biakelook, jeCord, and others. "The above will be on exhibition on and afler Monday, 25th, day and ing, antl sale, free. [QY HENRY H. LAEDS & MINER. ig anny Ls Lets, AUCTION EE! poms on TH h iaaee ee 0! ness arrangem setae Ee eens fetes | ag Tables: ean ‘Sma nat Pyeataak Hookaaea, Mian 8 Chait, Low nges, Buffets, Chairs, eo Br moneet,.f0 SOMERVILLE TS ed Pann. oe SOSERT 50 sounnvit Ywil sell by auction, at ‘bis eales- to Mah ke va fine Rlandaca at the rant ‘The five sor Fiivh oti The three snag ‘Sriee Hous Houston ttroet. San Caren Eo ye Engravings. Bale Household PAB arr on cernt mm chee dar We eae BN (_ HATHRWAY, pha poeta WILL caday, Suouary Sh at Tl arclocks im front Jatreat’ ‘agsor.mont eee eae SOMENCK, AoHONERR AUC ee ovale oT eae ankruptey. EDWARD seneinek wit uetion 6 Liverty sireets shia-day "ns foe eto eee win Tremsain, Esq., assigice of (es, HH Lig on AUOTIONEER,\ ‘This at 10 o'clock, at 188 F. cay house fn one lot; eset said Positively ix BOGART, AUCTIONEER, Harness, do, #. BOGARE Silat on tat Janvaty 98, at rs e Forty third ‘aroet, und ue eases im Betis, dou done eae fod sings. fiaveans trousers trowerm,” & fat description eg BOGART, A\CTI Ey dingceet — iets rtp Fulton sireet, between ly eneral ansorirat Household Furniture, Oni Bedatn Burvaus, tables, Ch; Crockery, Btore, ‘Kitcuen Uenslia "oe private LIBRARY Bev. Wiliam L. Johnsen, Book Salerooms and Art Galleries, Clinton Hall, Astor LEAVITT, pte BLIGH & Monday, ear rieine 1 So Pah - aneows Library f hoeon, Rector of oa tas eat. Lt, un excesuingy select and choive assortment of c Hea 04 wie Works, ine iluions of of the most cel: oe ows My oor bao clustle Sucttalod ‘and, tusonlineous 9 cand aN ceil eee aaya - , SROREWS pALM ct ERE: a AWNSROKER’S SALE,—B. IONS Dita ert ave coraer Gy Hal pues, leo ua toed eons) s SN oe ee ee x oi Jat a BEOBMAN Fe CO,—TUESDAY, JAN, XAT Ie joth!s fe gf ‘qual alone and hon tr by pg Reg oe Be thu Venta e-— By order M, Gaseys 118 Salven street Be en eee SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTEe: a we = ene bev eden} Meca's and Women’ lng jeding ssi other « By order iG “J HERIFY’S 8A. BALE. sf dat oa rues, ae caee, ra Sag Tine street, a large od domestic Iiry Goods: Pesecpen JouRry DEMrsy, is abo Store SAMES Neate, mere 1 HOB. ooerner & CO., eet pe OFFION, ‘. sean viiwe of a cuntil lortage wil om Tuesdays Fete 30, sting Selooey the Lease, Li sell on Tu 4 o'eioe Btock and. fia of the first clase Lt nor Store corner Grand and thompica atreais. Esle positive... - ra. BH. ‘aboray TRACY, tor muotgageg, I['° BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 9p Toeeday, February 3, tile beautifat Was Delonging to bis. Ca “tke {uty consisting of large, substaniiar House, recent arden and Orehard, Barns, £0, ond abo sv acres tain Land, tnoladivg the famous * ony : which there fg a spleadid view of the surrounding ou The proverty is very rumactically situated on the river at the etrauce to the wi crnad. eave urough which the river runs and is susrodauled by pictures aaponee For a eee ‘* dance It ia most desirable. It ts aoout ‘York on the Hufiem allway and 10 miuutes’ walk from depot, The proprietor having femo.ed West it will be very cheaply. Terme $,0W tn cash and the Gesirod tay remain (or a tine oa mortgige For apply to J. M. EMEBSON, 36 Nassau rest, New Yorke saic, Dutchess county, N. M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS B DAS, At Zo'clock, at sé4 Cauai street, the entire genteel Chamber, Dining Koon and Kitchen Purniturs, de, oF large house ; 45 ue secoud hand Velvet an oth cloths, Beds and Guina, Glass, sliver Water Pat or Sad Chamber Suis, Fieioh pale Muvors, eerptulog Useful and necessary for housdkeeping, 1a lots § panna by To™ AUCTION SALE Scranton Coal, , On Wednesay, Sethe, 1:69, The Delaware, Lackawanus and Wevteru Raiiviad Comm pany wi 4 by Mestre. JOHN H. DRAPBR 4 OO., nace tioneers, at the Company's aaraiie 26 Expange plac, O° ciowlegROvAy New York, on Wi Texione delivenoie, at: dhetg Soyo Wiaabetas NJ: during Fe Bias EAS UEL BLO AS Peesitenk, FURNITURE, PRIVATE FAMILY, se acto TRE Fr ee!l their furutture ata ie aoe sacrifice; catel Parlor Suit, made to order for’ se: for; ara mtg ipa Sash 98: Crete, EG ol cheap. Mls Bian heave seat ‘Siath avenue. Ab Te Dracut on ft fn are one vga 3 eel aoe "coat; oe, ace eens Bapoars, 7st nal Bogert ao rage! ae janugnciory, Seana z A i ern 8 rani = Shi at leas ond Sian mn aa isainhere. eure a vag Be PU; agg ah rg or s Cr Coen, Pen Se ny & oe ounr Lad pave see. Cron unten 1) n> De chs pom es Bs box 00 5 CREE ANEO A Piss deconsalted as on womeo, guarantees certain rei iB GRING ont penal de or meon' cures the by ma ! NDR ANE rrciee Roe freaantien el Ge 1 indie aa ia Breatineuty earions, see stor eee ee © Anutty place, “ {DISEASES CUT oF ae | IMMEDIATELY, { ofies nite Lions sirioiy poh or mtr set, RIT bay wrt A 8 Fomty vent hetrcet, decent cortal RE, WITH O8 Dp ow = net RIVAT a THR WO 1 ie Suga