The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1872, Page 9

ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | Wau. STREET, SaTuRpay, Jan. 27—6 P. u} On 'Obange to-day wheat was steady and firm. ‘The cotton market was 30. better and quiet. THE COTTON MOVEMENT. ‘The receipts of cotton at all the ports during the past week were 120,813 bales, against 118,887 the previous week, The total receipts since September | 1, 1871, are 1,824,045 bales, against 2,193,213 for the | corresponding period of tne previous year, showing &@ decrease in the present crop of 374,168 bales, The exports from all ports for the week were 81,121 bales, against 105,823 bales for tne same week last ‘year. The total exports for the expired portion of -the cotton year are 986,616 bales, against 1,325,300 bales for the same time last year. The stock at all the porta is 535,606 bales, against 500,612 for the ‘same date in 1871. i THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The imports of the week reached the enormous total of $9,954,455, divided between dry goods— $6,735,456—and general merchandise—$4,218,999. ‘This amount has been seldom-equalled and only “twice or three times surpassed in the history of our foreign trade. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks is quite unfavorable, owing to @ sharp retrograde | movement in their legal reserve, which shows a -decrease of over a million and a half of dollars, ac- | counted for by the difference between the income and outcome of the Sub-Treasury. The customs of the | ‘week were $3,500,000 and the specie export $550,000, or @ loss to the banks of over $4,000,000, which has been offset to the extent of $1,500,000 only by dis- bursements on account of January interest and re- deemed ’62’s. Fortunately there has been a large return of greenbacks from the interlor—nearly, @ milion—but even with this help the surplus re- serve of the banks 1s impaired to the extent of $1,705,900, and now stands at $9,2.5,725. The state- ment compares with its predecessor as follows:— $280,881, 600 25,228,200 28,288,900 221,074,200 46,328,300 $1;848, 100 2,467,100 82.300 712,700 918,800 Worease in legal tenders MONBY ACTIVE. The money market was quiet in the earlier hours of the day at 546 per cent on governments and at 6a percent on stocks, put became quite active after two o'clock, the closing dealings being at seven per cent currency and seven coin alternately. The wider speculation in gold is offered as an ex- planation of the suddenly increased demand. Prime paper was quoted at 7 a 9 per vent dis- count. Foreign exchange was dull and nominally un- ge yon STRONG—100% A 109%. The operations of the ‘bull clique in the Gold Room were instrumental to-day in advancing the price from 109% to 109%, the speculation enlisting a @ great deai of outside interest, now that it has be- @ayed tts existence. The enormous imports of the past week, the decline in the specie reserve of the banks and a haraer money market in London (such are private advices by cable), readily contributed to the firmer feeling in the market outside the artificial influences referred to, which feem to be applied just at a time when they Qre as felicitous as experimental. The present “bull” clique commenced organizing a couple of weeks ago (as noticed by the HzxALp at the time), when they could not have known that the imports of this week were to be nearly ten millions. Good luck ts often taken for genius. Has there beena commutation of this kind here? The course of the market is shown in the taple:— «+ 109% 12:59 P. M. 109 yy ion 6PM. In the gold loan market the rates for carrying fanged from 3 to 7 per cent. Tho operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as foliows Gold butane a aeereat. Ourrency balances. 1, The Luropean steamers took out $260,000 in silver. The Sub-Treasury paid out $75,000 on account of January interest, and $30,000 in redemption of the called '62's, $37,550,000 TAR SPECIE MOVEMENT, The exports of specie from this port during the bast week and sipce the beginning of the year have’ been as tollows:— Total for the week. Previously reported. Total since January 1, 1873. $1,407,861 Same time 1871, 1,981,823 me time 1870. 688, me time 1869. 8,214,879 Same time 1868, 7,830,826 GOVERNMENTS STRONG. ‘The government list was strong in sympathy with gold, although the new five per cents were weak in Tesponse to lower quotations on the other side of the Atlantic, The changes were not :mportant either way, the market closing steady, as follows:—United States currency sixes, 115 a 116%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 114% & 114%; do. do, coupon, 115% a@ 115%; do. five. Gwenties, registered, May and November, 110% @ 11036; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 110% a 11034; do. do., 1864, do. do., 110%. a 110%: do, do., 1865, do. do., 111% a 111%; do. do., 1867, registered, January end July, 111% a 11134; do. do,, 1885, coupon, do., 110% @ 110%, do. do., 1867, do. do, 112% @ 112%; do. do., 1868, do. do., 1123 a 1125¢; do. fives of 1881, . {unded, registered, 1098 10934; do. do. de., conpon, 1103 @ 1104; do. ten-forties, registered, 110 a 110%; @o, do., coupon, 110% a 111. THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for tne city bank éhares:—New York, 134; Manhattan, 160; Mer- chants’, 117; Mechanics, 1304; America, 144; City, 225; Phenix, 100; Tradesmen’s, 149; Fulton, 155; Aeather Manufacturers’, 175; State of New York, 111; Commerce, 1154; Broadway, 270; Ocean, 25; Mercantile, 125; American Exchange, 1124; Bank -of the Republic, 116; Metropolitan, 136%; Grocers’, 110; Nassuu. 104; Shoe and Leather, 156; Continen- tal, 92; Marine, 165; Commonwealth, 89; Importers -and Traders’, 160; Park, 163; New York National Exchunge, 97; Central National, 1004;; First Na- ‘tional, 201; Fourth National, 109%; Tenth National, 80; Oriental, 160; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 84; German-American, 100, THE RAILROAD BONDS. The following were the bids for the railroad oonds:— New York Cen 6's, 1888. .°96 New York Veu 6's, 1887. 94 New York Cen 6's, r New York (en 6's, sud.. 9) New York Cen 7's, 1876. .104 N York Con 7's, "66-76... .100 S$ «x & Chic 2a m. Chi, RI & Pacttic Mor & Kosex ist m, Mor & Essex 2d m. Clev & Tol s f, New Jer Cent Harlem con mt, Chie & Ait income, ‘Onio & Miss et m.. Ohio & Miss con, Obio & Mise Yd _m, cor Dub & Sioux City Ist St Louis & Iron m. Mil & St Paul Is m 8's. i) & St Paul ist, 7 Bld. Mil. &5t Panl lstm.. Mile 3; Paul, ta MD. Mil 4 St Pani 2d m: Mar & Cin Ist m. " S' S8EESRESSEESS, BP ich S07 ¢ 2d mM. Rich se diet ip Gen Pac wold bonds, ™ e SE2E ce ER SSE S: ae 97 225 « Dei, Lack « ad 98 Tole Waist mexessllZe 1 Tol AW istm, StL div. Mig 86 351 Wb cnn oda... em} Ronan & Ee chit: gM oa ‘ Jon. Hart & Erle cté Gola Wotes doo: Boi Cedar Fe Mion tat ma. 4M Han & Napves ist m... STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER. The stock market opened quiet but intensely dull, ¢emaining inactive, but gamiug a litte streagih during the (orenoon, After midday there was more activity resulting from a pressure to sell, and prices began faiiog, their downward movement being Suddenly accelerated by the bank statement and the closing activity in money, Northwest led he decline, and dropped trum 73% to 72, bee NEW YURKK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1872.-TRIPLE SHERT. ‘at its recent leading supporter had sold out and | gone into gold. Western Union was depressed by | @ strong speech made in Congress against the pro- | posed postal telegraph. Reading, meantime, had got as far as 115%, but fet! vack with the general | market. The recent “corner” tn this stock was not the work of the more respectable houses having @ | New York and Philadeiphia connection, whose in- terests naturally lie in holding themselves aloof from the purely speculative and stock gambling combinations of Wall street, Tue decline of the afternoon ranged from one-quarter to one.and three- | quarters per cent, outside of Hannibal and St. Jo- seph, which fell from 51% to 473, A resolution was adopted by the Stock Exchange to-day forbidding dealings after five P. M. (and on Saturdays after four P. M.) under a penalty of $50 for each offence, the rule to go into effect on Mon- day next. The books closea tms afternoon for a dividend of 7 per cent on St. Paul preferred, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and low- est prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest, Lowest, New York Central.. 95% OTdg New York Central 9334 9834 Eni 337 82% 115% 143g "6 Ta | 5 6 | 13% 2 | 92 91% iM T1034 6636 55% | bare 48 Hannibat and St. Joseph. 51% ai Hannibal and St, Joseph pref. 6635 646 Western Union Telegraph. 733, 124g Pacific Mail..........0600. 67 5636 The Southern State bonds were weak for the Mis- souris and Tennessees and strong for the Virginias. The latter advanced to 553, a 5534 for the consols. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Saturday, Jan, 27—10:15 A. M. ry 118: ‘its, FLW &Chi 98: oenccc TR Be ‘7000 Fe Min... 84! Ny 410 94m... 73 Sod! 5 6 bo 20 100 89 100 Hf FS RRCo. ‘200 1000 N Y 7's, b 1, 107, 100 2000 Hud Riv2ds f pds 10636 1000 Alb & Sus 2d m.... 500 Ven #’a0 goid b. wa 100 ve Mo oe 12000 U Pao RE tat, 92% 20000 Un P' ig b, 82% 100. 8155 9836 9145 800 86. es We dO .eeeeueeeD O52 109 NY & NH acrip.b ¢ 135 800 Union Pac Rb 0, 63 4836 12:15 o’Clock P. M. 25000 US 6-20, 0, "65,0 .. nO US maha M8. T1256 16000 U 8 5's, 10-40, o.sié 110 One o’Clock P. M. 500 sha Erie RR.. 200 Brie RR pref... 10LS&MSR. STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-pnst Five Clock P. M. 8 1K Nwosiern of... $8, a SP 103g a 11y a Bt Poul prefix d hey tb ‘abash ens 1489 ih Ge : HOW DOWLING FIXED THEM. The Gang of Thieves from the Bowery and Hester Street Dive to Have a Ride at the City’s Expense. The twelve murderers, thieves, pickpockets and burglars whom Captain Mount, of the Fourteenth precinct, aprested Friday night m the “Thieves! Resort,” corner of Hester street and the Bowery, were taken before Judge Dowling, at the Tombs Po. Moe Court, yesterday morning. The proprietors of the place, Pat Conroy. and Pat Knapp, were at once committed, in default of adequate bail, but what to do with the remaining ten was a question easier by far to ask than to answer. After a few moments’ CONVERSATION WITH CAPTAIN MOUNT the Judge decided to remand them until nalf-past one o'clock in the afternoon, at which time the Captain promised to have as many of the detective force present as possible, in order that they might identify the gang and make oath to the fact of their being vagrants, thieves and dangerous characters, which proceeding would, of course, enable the Judge to send the whole of them to a place of safety as regards the peaceable and respectable poruion of the community, The prisoners were accordingly taken below and locked up, and at half-past one Detectives peseaberry, Simonton, Tilly, Elder, Heidelberg, Clapp and Eustace were on nand, and spent some minutes in looking over the gang and comparing noves, The prisoners were drawn up IN LINE BEFORE THE DES and Judge Dowling inquired as to whdéther or not any of them were identified. Mr. Elder sata ne recognized two of them. One he had lost sight of for five or six years, but arrested him again about a month since on Broadway for broking Kets. The other he knew by reputation only and by seeing him brought into headquarters repeatediy. JvpGE—Can you swear thut they are vagrants? ELpER—Well, no, I don’t think I can. bave my opinion of them, but I cannot swear that they have nO Means Of support. JupGe—Do any of the other detectives recognize oi the prisoners? ir, Heidelberg stepped forward and said he knew one of them, but that, like Detective Elder, he coulu not swear he was a vagrant. Jupee—Captain Mount’, I think you had better take the prisoners up to Police Headquarters and turn them over to SUPERINTENDENT KELSO. ‘Tell the Snperintendent think he had better apply tothe Commissioners of Charities and Correcuon Jor the use of the “Black Maria,’ and when he ob- tains 1t put all the prisoners into it and drive them to each precinct station houge in the city and snow them up to she entire police and detective torce. In: this way the force will have an opportunity to be- come familiar with their faces, and if they are ever arrested again we will know just what to do with them. In accordance with these instructions the prison- ers were taken charge of Wa the detectives and marched off, and will on Monday, in all probability, be afforded an opportunity to “do” the city at the | Po Cae te a | meat’ ; and others interested in congregational singing, an mon; 73 | will deliver ti aannenana-SBLIGIOUS NOTIOES, LL SAINTS’ FREE CHU! ER OF HENRY A and Scaramel sirocta. dev, Willa W Dusueti, rector. serv Bt 1080.4. M. and 4:0 Ps My RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT ADELPHI HAL! ‘and Broadway, 723 Sixth avenue, _ OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER OF PAKK avenne and -fourth street.—Rev. James Freeman of Boston, will preach in this church Sunday, Janu- morning and evening. Subject (morning)—"Cbrist Light of the Worl,” Subject evening. “Tl tone: Services commence at 10} A. M. and 7, P. M. Ce APOSTOLIC CHURCH, SIXTEENTH between Sixth and Sevcath avenues. oirenching street, Sunday, J 8756 P.M. Subject—“The Gifts of penny january 28, at 736 P.M. Subj te HAPEL OF 8ST. CHRYSOSTOM, SEVENTH AVENUE and Phirty-ninth street. every Sunday at 7, an HURCH the the be maue in ald of the Friendly | CBEST A tay Oty AVENUE—REV. HUGH MILLER THOMPSON, D. D., rector.—Morning 103 A. M.; evening 736 P.M. in the unavoidable absence of the rector tor this Sunday the Kev. Dr, BARNARD, Freat- dent of Columbie College, will preach in the morning, The Rey, Dr. OSGOOD will ‘preach in the evening, Subject— “Tuk ELEVENTH HOUR.” ATHER LYNCH'S FAREWELL LECTURE WILL Boo ttk® Pisce to-night, at Cooper Institute, “Aamission con Freee CHORAL scHOOE, ol CHRIST'S CHURCH, Theciass for boys meets every Saturday, at 10 o'clock A. |, and for aduits every Wednesday and Savurday at § o'clock P. M., at the church, Fifth avenue ( Thirty-fth street entrance). Special attention paid to reading music at sight. Dr. CUTLEK is at his oflice, in the basement of the church, entrance on Thirty-fitth street, dally, from 12 to 1 o'clock, and persons who desire to join either of the classes are in- vited to confer with him personally. ‘The rehearsals of the crancel and gallery cnoirs combined every Friday evening at 73g o'clock. Members of the parish higher standard of church music, are invited to attend, Dr. H. STEPHEN CUTLER, Organist, “ rE INQUIRY IN RELIGION"—A DISCOURSE BY Rev. 0 w. Dr, lows, at 7, this serena at All Souls’ ebureh, Fourth ‘Twentieth street. The public cor- dialiy invited, ENESIS AND GEOLOGY,—-THE REV. CHAUNCEY Giles will deliver the third lecture in the above course House of Worship, Thirty-fifth treet, Da Sunday, January my ay of Creation,’ ololock. Bubject—“The Light nue and Services in the morning at 11 of Heaven." Seats tree, RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT— G ‘Under the auspices of the Young People’s Christian Association, Tne following artists will appear:—Miss H. M. Hungerfor ‘Mus A. B, Buckley, contralto; Mr. Eugene Et Mr. L. 4, Dantorih, basso; Mr. George Herbe jenry Peterman, cornet; Mr. William ater, Or; In the Weat Twen- aie treet Presbyterian church, near Seventh at jonday evening, January 29, at Bo'didck, ‘Tickets 60 EW DEPARTURE LECTURE», AT LYRIC HALL, Forty-second street and Sixth avenue.—First lecture, Sunday evening, Jan. 26 as 8 gfelook, by Laura, Cuppy Smith, of, Caitiornia. | Subject, “The Gockel, Problem vi ble Moraifty Mxposed; The Woman Side of REY, SoBirciABROWER, PASTOR OF ST. LUKE'S M. E, church, Forty-tirat street, near Sixth avenue, will preach ou Sunday mornlog, at i03g o'clock, and in the even: ing at 734 o'clock; will continue the series of discourses on “ The Last Things.” Subject—'’fhe Judgment.” EV. GEOKGE H. HEYWORTH-STEINWAY HALL.— Services wiil be held in Steinway Hall Sunday, morning and evening ; subject, “The Great Example.” In the evening he will deliver tue second lecture in his course to young men. Services at lug A. M. and 74 P. M. EV. A. T. HOYT WILL PREACH SUNDAY AT eleven o'clock in small chapel of New York University on Washington square. Seats tree. JT. IGNATIUS CHURCH, SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR ‘Thirty-fourth street.—Rev, F, O, Ewer, D. D.,’ rector; Sanday services, 7:30 A. M., Holy Eucharist ;'9 A. "M. mor ning prayer; 11145 A. M. litany, second celebration and ser- 0PM, evening prayer. Inthe evening the rector hird lecture in the series on “‘Angelican Wor- ship in its Visible Form.” TO_LET KOR BUSINESS PURPONES. _ A FLOOR, 50X50. INQUIR ON PREMISES, 8233 AND 380 West Fortieth street. —70 Ler, Tan STORE AND, BASRRRM?, oo * wi y ioe, PI Pi, RT MARA ens the rte, (Aaah BROADWAY FLOORS TO LET—NO, 811, BE- A. tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, one of the finest rians foe, business in the city. Inquire in the store of ON. AND BASEMENT TO RENT—ON Leonard street, between West Broadway and Church Wreet, size 25x9), ‘ot 100, in excellent order, Rent reasonaole. POTTER BKOS., Nos. 4and6 Warren street. DWELLING HOUSES TO_LET. Farnished, T POTTER BROTHERS’, NOS, 4 AND 6 WARREN street, following desirable Houses Weat 12th street 8225 per month Eaat 19th street. 175 per month Eaat 23d street, 400 per month Bud wtree! 200 per month West 324 street. 160 per month B4th street 800 per month Fast B8th otreet, 800 per month East 44th st 160 per month East 46th street. 195 per month ‘Weat Séth atreat 1495 per montn jon a juare mont en ep boo ber month | MANDSOME SIXTH ANEAUE pTORH TO RENT— nt, west ;_ bert part wenue. dees FIVE Y¥LARS, box 121 Herald ole, | NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, ALSO STORES AND Loft to let separate—In Brovdway and cross fom Vesey to Fourteenth street, with others, N. 0. BISHOP, 243 Broadway. NEW STORE TO LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ‘corner of Pearl and Chatham strects; splendid busineus tnd, Apply at MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 17 Cedar at, NEW STORE TO LET—CORNER CEDAR AND A Washington streets; will make two good stores, suitable business; near rallroad depot, Centra: Rail- rad of New Jersey; rent low, STORE AND ROOM, WEST SIDE FOURTH AVE- ue, $750; another, same aide, ¥1,050; one, east alte, j another, same side, $1,600; Houses tor sale and to rent & parts of city. B, FLANAGAN, Fourth avenue and Twenty-elyhth street, A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP FULLY FURNISHED House to let, located near Fifth avenue, on Twenty- third 4 also another, at #175 per month. C. 8. PECK & CO,, 947 Broadway. BROWN STONE ae Pe ee rty-fourth street; i No. 5 West ‘Twenty- TO LEASE, A LARGE HALL, NEAR THE NEW + Masonic Building, corner Twenty-third street and th avenue; 50x90; ceiling 18 fect; will be fitted up for Masonic Lodge rooms: pis can be seen at the offi HH. W & CO., 175 Filth avenue. TO LET OR LEASE, STORES 634 AND 686 Hs y; also Rooma,. Lofts and Otices in 634, | * way, for business purposes, Inquire on ‘/OFTS TO LEASE—ON BROADWAY AND CHAMBER 4 and Howard streets, from %1,000 10 $30,000 Stores to iise—On Broadway, Mercer and Howard’ sireets, from 4,000 to $60,000, Houses for sale and to let—On Twel ‘wentieth, ‘Twenty-sixth, Forty-aixth, Fortyelahth an Iny-fourth streets. Lota tor sxle—On Market street, {a good deation, for first class stores; also in other parts of the city, Pines bide oe two lcinta =e hence de roof use to exchange for Brooklyn Property or Mortgages, oF Yi be sola very cheup; only ¥8.000 cash re yulred. “Baim ge near Saratoga Springs, Houses Ad Lots forsale and to let on the ‘Central ‘Rallrond of Jersey. Tenants Syelemg mores or houses will have |tetr orders promptly attended to by calling on OC. . AOKUK, Heal Ketalo and insurance Broker, 296 Broad: * OW RENT.—TWO SLORY BRICK BUILDINGS, WITH J cellars, suitable for any business occupation, foot of ‘bat Thirty-uinth street, A. W. NICOLL, No. 7 Warren at, GEORGE E. LOUD, on premises. ” BASE.—STORE, CELLAR AND LOFTS, 48 HUDSON d atreet, together or separate, corner building, entrance om two streets, fronting Duane and Greenwich streets; aitable for wholesale business or restaurant; rent low. /ARGE NEW STORK TO LET—NO. 185 WEST THIRTI- J eth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; would ke good hall. Avply to W. F. MITCHELL, on the pre- Fo AUGUSTUS TABER, 714 Water street, TEAM POWER TO LET—WITH WELL LIGHTED Rooms, in Genire, Elm and Twenty-second streets, Ap- Ant g HALL, 137 Eim street and 817 East Twenty-sec- a ‘TEAM POWER TO LEY.—A WELL LIGHTED ROO! 60x100, with steady power. Apply to JOHN MOLARE! porner of hird and Grand streets, Hoboken, N, QTEAM POWER AND SHOP ROOM. TO LET—-382 SE 1 ‘ond avenue, northeast corner of Twenty-second street; Jno Room about 84x50 feet, ant one 26xi0, communicating vith two continuous lines of shafting running through boll jower steady; thoroughly livhted. Apply on the premises. TORE TO RENT—$30 PER MONTH; LARGE BASE- ment to rent; Rooms to rent; new building ; good loca- ion. Apply at 618 kle JTORE TO LET—FIXTURES FOR SALE—STU: Siath avenue, between Twenty-elghth and Twenty-ninth ireets, suitable for any business; particularly arranged for iry goods; can be had, with or without Stock. Apply on the remises to GEURGH TURNBULL & CO, M, ‘Ny HE REV. MORGAN DIX, RECTOR OF TRINITY Church, will preach at Trinity Chapel, Sunday, 28th inst, at 73_ P.M. Lecture LI. of the course—“the' Kell- gious Training of the Young.” ps ‘AMaUMEXION, OF THE IMMACULATE VIRGI) vi Rev. Dr. Fitzpatrick will lecture on the above a Jeot at the O all, in Tammany Building, this (Sunday) evening, at 8 ke MACHINERY, LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND STEAM En, pieced ‘ecrlly Mastered Pumps and machinist's ater D. Santas igears KINNEY & HOFFMAN, FULL SET OF THE FINEST TOOLS FOR LARGE A work, with shop room, will be let in a factory on the Hudson River, forget Upp iat D power, and 4 steel on eae TAN ZANDT BROB., No. 4 Dey street. T WILLARD & DE BEVOISE'S, 45 DEY STREET, A great variety of Engines, Boilers and Machinery, Tanks, Lathes, Shatting, Pulleys, Belting aud Pumps; chinery bought, sold and exchanged. ALL AT 614 AND 616 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, near Tenth avenue, If you want an Engine, Boller, Famp, Pulleys, Hangers, Rubber Hose, Mill Levators and ‘Looms. FOX & O {OR SALE—13 NEWLY PATENTED MACHINES FOR braiding; also 26 Willcox & Gibbs’ Sewing Machines, in best condition, Apply at 1U4 Franklin street, up stairs, POOT LArHES OF IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION 8 Others, at 252 Plymouth street, Brooklyn, E, P. RYDER, L ATES, PRESSES, POWER AND, FOOT and Shaping Machines, Shafting, Pulleys, Tools, &c. 840 Fulton street, Brookiyn, Me IRON AND ROCOR GT WORKS, FREeY Orry, Jan. 28, 1873. offer for sal the Blacksmith Tools, iollermakers’ Tools and Machinery Steel in the works above named, in yurchasers ; w! one meted WN: MOKAY, Trenton. ‘ANTKD—MODERN ENGINE (STATIONARY), 15 TO Feat inches diameter, cylinder; stroke 28 t0 96 inches, i 5 ese, with maker's condition, tin Th use, €¢., O80. BOWEN, care Messra, Evans, Gardner & Coy 1 Broadway. ANTED—COPPER VACUUM PAN, SIX FELT DIAM- eter, with condenser, overow and air pump; also a Power Lathe, to ewing about twenty inches and take in about seven fect. Allin good order. Address box 1,689 Post oftice, with lowest price and condition and where they can be seen. WANTED—ONE FOUK HORSE AND ONE ElGuiT horse power r Engine with oilers to sult, Address, lowest cash price, names of makers, how Ong Used, CHARLES WILLIAMS, 148 ast Forty-niath 1 COAL AND WooD, 50 FOR NUT COAL; EGG AND FURNACH, stove, $6.50 ver ton of 2,000 Ibs, delivered. 85 THOMAS THEDFORD; corner Twenty-seventh street and Ninth avenue. 7 AND §6 PER TON FOR THE BEST LO. $5 TO teat Mountain SFR and stove size Coal, deiiy- ered. Manhattan Coal Yard, 140 Waverley place, near Sixth avenue. MARBLE MANTELS. ble for inventors, jewellers, model makers and ;, MILLING belts, Bench STORE, THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, 96 teot deep, rear rooms above, to let, lease or for sale— bargain; location unsurpassed, . M. LETTS, 64 William street, |O LET--FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE PARLOR sel < t No. 9 Amity atreet, corner Mercer. Possession tely, os LET—WITH STEAM POWER, CO ae WITH Y ache for sash and blind business, 812 Weat Fifty- nd i LET—TWO STORES, SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSI- . ness, an the corner of nue O and Bighth street. In- of M. DODIN, 153 avenue B, LET OR LEASE—ON FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR FIFTH Avenue Hotel, a first class basement Store. HOWE & CO,, 10 Pine street, LET OR LEASE—SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER, 144 Fifth avenue, 26x100; will be altered for business: ly to J. R. FRANKLIN, 46 East Fourteenth street. 7. A PRACTICAL PRINTER OWNING NEWSPAPER material in New York city or vicinity an opportunity is otked to make it available and secure a position by address BDEMOCBAT, Herald office. yg pe BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE STORE 0. M1 207 Sixth avenue, corner Fourteenth atreet, with Dplling, Lease and Fixtures tor sale, Inquire in the store, LET—#2,500 PER YEAR, STORE 882 BROADWAY, near Twelfth street, Fixtures for sale; also stock ing Machines, Tools, ec, LET—STORE 352 BROADWAY, LATELY FUT IN Perfect order and possession given at once; ‘and well ventilated basement and sub-cellar, ‘all yer ; suitable for any business and particularly for jobbing linery, wilte good, or notions, Apply on the premises, ee wg hyd bots perv glecoabol tee oe street, wi eam Power ; iness locality, WOUGT & DIETZEL, 596 Browway. SY, [O_LET—THIRD FLOOR NORTHEAST CORNER ‘Twenty-second street and Broadway, suitable for a se- 4 club, jodgeor any et business; size 30x60, HOLMES BRUTHERS, 40 East Twenty-third street. LET—THIRD FLOOR NORTHEAST CORNER Twenty-second street and Broadway, suitable for a se- club, lodge, or any light business; size 80x60, HOLMES BR TALRS, 46 East Twenty-third street, LET—A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHED DRY Goods Store, in one of the best business streets in Pater- ; also Goods and Fixtures will be sold if required; pos lon February 1. Address H. M., box 44 Paterson (N. J.) pat oflice. LET-THE THREE UPPER FLOORS OVER Jackson's grate warerooms, north side Union square, of Broadway (now occuplea by the New York b);_ second floor 284108 feet; third and fourth floors 28x65, ly at JACKSON'S, LET—FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES THE FOUR tory high stoop House, 84 Bleecker aifeet. Would be ered to suit. J.C, BAILEY, 150 Kast Fourth street, near wery. LET VOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES— A well lighted finished Floor and two oflice Rooms, cor- @ Broadway and First street, Wiliiamabug, 10 feet from ferries, $250. Apply to £, BUOKHOUT, on premises, LET OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF ‘YEARS—A ho story and basetient Ojo House; suitable for wines purposes or ing. on premises, tite street, near Centre. He bas as aaa MARBLE AND MARBLSIZING + Works, 185 Kast Eighteenth street, —Marble and Matbelized Mantels, Tiling, Marbie Counters, Monuments, at prices that defy competition. Marble Turning for the trade. jv LEASE—THE FIRST CLA8S STORE AND BASE. ment SM Broadway, near Spring street: fine location le millinery or dry goods businesm: size, 26x10; immeinte session, Apply to 8. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. KLABER &:CO., MARBLE WORKS, 217 10 28 WEST . Fifty-tirst street, between Broadway and Eighth ave- Due.—Marble and Marbielzed Mantels, Monuments, Head Stones; superior workmanship; cheapest in the city; send designs, 0 LEASE—THE STORES AND BASEMENTS NO, 1,184 Broadway and No, 213 Fifth avenue, connected and ning through trom Broadway to Fifth avenue. Also the ment No, 214 Flith Avenue, corner of Twen. -sxth street. Apply tod. W. 8. DEY, Beaver street- QLATE MA VERY LOW PRICES, ATE MANTELS AT VERY YRNYN SLATE CO., 40 West Kighteentn street, between Fifth and Sixt avenues TEWARI’S SLATE MANTELS.—LARGEST ASSORT- ment 10 the city, at lowest prices; elegant new desigus, . B. STEWART & CO., 605 Sixth avenue, between Thirty-fifth aod Thirty-sixth ste, _____ ASTROLOGY FACT.—LADIES AND GENT! EN CONSULT Professor MARS for Inck In everything ; speedy ikeness ; he is a scientioc astroio- We, to $l. He TEST.—MRS. ANNA, CLAIRVOYANT, SPIRITUAL- ist, whose talented powers have no equal, telis name and day of inarriage. No satisfaction no pay. 468 Third avenue, between Thirty-frst and Thirty. streets, TEST.—MADAM BYRON, SP! TUALIST; CONSULT ber on ali affairs of jife. 820 Fourth avenue, between ‘wenty-third and Twenty fourth streets, Dg gh 1— CONSULTATIONS ON _ BUSINESS, losses, enemies, lawsuits, absent friends, love, marriage, sickness and death, 621 Sixth avenue. Pay refused uniess| tatistied. Madame SINGHI, Clairvoyant. public expense, SESE WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. (4 —A WELL SELECTED STUCK (WILL INVEN- $500. 1650 at wholesale) of ladies’ and gentie- men's Watches, Chains, Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs, Charms, Lockets, dc., of the latest stries, suiiable for ped: dling; also a leather-covered expressly for the business; one-half easb if desired, balance secured. Ad- dress C, M., box 180 Herald ofiice, Lp MERORELANBOUB: SURE PLACE TO GET PURE AND GOOD CON- fectionery is L, EBERT'S, 50 Kast Twelfth street, Fine French Mixed, 4c. ; Maron's Glaces, A near Broadway. ‘$1, £e. ” O* HORNS AND HAIR TAILS—NOTICE TO MANU- facturera and dealers.—The Butchers’ Hide aod Welting Association in the city of New York are now prepared to show samples and receive offers on contract for all the Horns and Hair Sails that may be received by the Association dur- ing the year 1872. Address BUTOHERS’ HIDE AND WELT- ING ASSOCIATION, foot of Forty-tourth street, Kam River nt demign ind everything apyertaining to rds, at i Ww. CULLENDER, successor to Phelan & Broadway. Parlor Bagateile Boa: lowest pric Cole @] G5, ~STRICTUX FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, $165, ~ equa: to the vest mada, a1 haif te cont, Tadics, ineiuding Bails, Cues, dc, $160 to B24), ‘AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE CO., 560 Broadway, RIMONI GOOD CHARACTER AND SOCIAL 8 correspondence with a pretty young of a loving and confiding Address ©. LLUY judy (inaio or wisow) with a view to matrimony, aq Weakest on account of a current impression , Herad Uviowo Branch ollice, Lith bromdwan, MADAME OUARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS }CLARA AN TONIO, late of Francisco), Business and Medical Clairvoyant, is ut leaving for Euro, Broadway, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst treets. MARAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIVALLED Business and Medical’Clairvoyant, 116. West twenty. Sisth and Seventh avenues, Di siath street, between ME. PURTER, THE GREAT MEDICAL AND _ BUSI. ness Cinirvoyant,--Consult ber on all events of life, 0 street, Carm o gente, MEDICAL. TTENTION!—TWENTY YEARS! PRURSIAN MILL tary hospital experience: diseases successfully ana per: ianently cured. Consultation fr D 161 Bleecker street. e RANK LIN, SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL ‘ORTUNATES B’ A brand Mme. West, female physician and midwile. 1 ‘West Fortiewb street. R AND MME. SELDEN, ladies.—Coniidential and skilful treatment; free, Oflice 67 Amity sirect, near Fifth avenue. RS, W. H. MAXWELL, 114 EASY THNTH STREE’ Female Physician, does not humbug ladies with meu! PHISICIANS — FO! advi o! n Washington and West.—Ladies cons 8. Board, nursing ;/nfavts adopted, &e. | z ME, VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MIDWIFE. 2ML, 26 years’ successful practice, Cousuitation sree. || Bi, Stark's piace, Hast Kighta street. eee | Pex FOR LADIES AND FRIEND OF TI unfortunate, Dr. BOTT, 50 Bond street. Fees m erate. STRANGERS VISILING ThE CITY IN NEED Ss spectal treatment should consult Ube old uragutiouer. LEW15, No.) Beach street, month ; possession, 8. B. GOODA! tind street, Fifth Avenue Hote ee —HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED, #ROM $125 TO A. Yio month tinhurnished, from’ 81,009 congb08 Year; localities chol WILLIAM FUCKE! 220 Fifth avenue, above Twenty-sixth street, A. LARGE HOUSE, 23 ROOMS, BEST LOCATION BE- 2 (ow {onstee i nth af roe, ahs = 82,500, to party per asing Olicioths, ot ine, + now ox pensear Address CABL, box 168 terald ofica: "*7/™# PURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR 1872.3. NEW YORK LOAN AND REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 17 East Nineteenth streot, corner Broadway. FHOvse;-Four story, ALL IMPROVEMENTS, FUR nished or unfurnished! location four doors from Broad: way, Fortieth sireet. Whole or Part, Immediate possersion- Good for boarders; twenty rooms, “Owner, 566 Seventh ay. (TO LET, FURNIGHED—A HANDSOME BROWN STONE House, elegantly and completely furnished, situated tn Ve pans bein ees, peer re aeerny rent SA eewice jay 1; wi jet to a private oniy. ' Aadress J. B., bor 2,061 Post odie,” ™ ane ‘ (PO, LET—THE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PRIVATE Dwelling at the southwest corner of St, Nicuolas avenue and 165th street; immediat possession and rent. moderate to & responsible party; the house has all modern improvements ; 4a in Urat class location and easily accessible {rom the busi hess parts of the city, Apply to HUGH SIEBERU, 38 West Houston street, room 34, NO LET—FORNISHED, ON FIFIH AVENUE, NEAR Forty-slxth street, an'elegant brown stone house; all {m- ) LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—TEN LO1 ith Buildings suitable for manufactaring purposes, on e corner of Wherry an orieara streets; possession at ne. Apply to HUGH N. CAMP, 106 Broadway. provements; immediate possession others, WARD & OGDEN, broadway, corner Seventeenth street. 10, LET, FURNISHED, NEAR BROADWAY, IN caprTenty plahth street, a desirable House, 44 rooms and vt for bourdin, purposes. WARD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner Seventeenth st. 10 LET—FURNISHED, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, four story brown stone high stoop, full size; first class location and superbly furnished; ren’ bina month, to private family only, D. D.'ORRELL, 291 roadway, 9 ian sian nam PURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTM: 3 TO LET. wovaies coms ME EY . Oe COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN WILL FIND ONE OR two large furnished iooms southeast corner Second we enue and Tenth street ; terms reasonable; location first class, A SURNISHED BACK PARLOR T0 LET—T0 A PaRTY of gentlemen, 244 West Twenty-sixth street; terme moderate, A. X@WLy FURNISHED BEDROOM, room adjoining, to let, to » gentieman, teenth street, near the Clarendon Hotel, east of ‘third enue, y ” WITH Baga 45 Kast kigh Dig a FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR TQ let—-En suite or singly; suitable fora party of gentle ‘also Hall Rooms. Sf haw’ men or gentleman and wif Twentiet Ln way. EW COMFORTABLE ROOMS TO LET—FURNISHE! at66 East Ninth street, between Broadway and Fo arene, JURNISHED AND UNFURNISE. ROOMS TO LET— Brow bers Ow! amet URNISHED—TOP FLOOR F' cooking stove, & ONT ROOM, PANTR' Y, ing, $7 weekly; Hall Room, tirat foor, spring bed, bur ps Bo. "08 Bast ite teenth street, three doors trom Union square, 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, ‘8 private family, who own and occup oon Rooms 2 the ae floor [4 . | atreet, near Broadway, for men. Apply to 87 Murray street, i bs 2s Mba PBENce. FLAT, FIRST FLOOR, ONE PARLOR AND ‘two Rooms, ‘connecting. suitable for two or three ntlemen or man and wife; rent moderate to a good pany. Address V. 1. D.,30 Beekman street, if FPORNSHED BACK PARLOR TO LET—FOR HOUSE Keeping, apply for one weex ut 25 Carmine street. | NPY, FURNISHED ROOM TO LET (WITHOUP board) to one or two gentiem lace, NE BLOCK AND A HALF EAST OF BROADWAY, 83 Stuyvesant street, near Cooper [natitute.—Klegant furnished ms, without board, House strictly private. ‘Terms moderate. G. Poy IAREE, FURNISHED ROOMS TO L&T—WITH Al modern improvements; neighborhood good; 8 month, 186 Weat Forty-lirst street, near Broadway. 10 LET—THIRD FLOOR HREE ROOMS) FUR nished completely tor housekeeping, m private house Plano and Wheeler & Wiison sewing machine will remain desired; terms low toa reaponaivle tenant. 96 Kast Tenth street, near Kroadway. (TO MET-PURNISHED, FRONT OR BACK PART OF ‘& aix-roomed Floor (or light housekeeping, or whole Floor And Furniture for sale, Apply at 861 Kiehih av., third floor, TS LETIA SUIT OF ROOMS ON THIRD STORY OF brown stone front house 404 Kast Fiftieth street; Ronson: either furoished or unturnished, to sult party (PO LEASE OR FOR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS FOUR story brown stone Houses, one fully und one partl furnished, at moderate prices, Inyuire of M. GOODHEIM, 229 Weat Tuirty-eighth street, 0 RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, THE LARGE four story House 47 West Twenty-ninth street, 18 room Or would rent unfurnished and sell Carpets, Oiicloth an bhades; all in comp! Apply on the premises. NO. RENT—WITH THE HANDSOME FURNITURE, Siver, Linen, Blankets, Sheets tc, complete, a very desirable three story brown stone high stdop House, in per- fect order, on Thiriy-fourth just west of Broaiway, Wilt be rented only as a atri rivate residence, and not for a boarding house, Rent $3,600 per annum, Permits of &. H. LUDLOW & CO., No, 8 Pine street, or 85 Eust Sev- enteenth street, Everett House, PO,RENT_UNTIL 18T OF MAY, HOUSE Thirty-fiftu street, partially furnished. L. MAXWELL, 11 sroad street, (P10 RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, A THRER story high stoop House; all improvements; $75 per 156 West Tenth atree! month ; possession Feb. 1. V E HAVE SEVERAL VERY ELEGANTLY FUR- nished Houses, owned by parties leaving for Bur which will be rented to careful and responsible tenants af | reasonable rates. E. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street, or 85 East Seventeenth street, Everett House, ‘ARD & OGDEN, Union square, Are preparing thefr usual Spring list of furnished and unfur- nished Houses to let, Parties desirous of a responsible ten- ant wall please leave with them # complete description of the premises. N. B.—No charge unless a satisfactory party is found, Ofice—Broadway, corner of Seventeenth street. ATZOTTER BROTHERS, NOS. 4 AND 6 WARREN atreet—The following desirable, unturnished Houses :— West 4th street... 1,000 West ‘7th 1,600 West BAth street, 8/500 Washington Heigiis, 8,000 Washington Heights. ‘900 Washington Heights. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET, and Furniture for sale—Rent $1,400 ftnre, in Cluding Heater and Sewing Machine, all between 1 and 4 at 148 West Thirty-seventh street, near Broadway. A. Sé,STORY HIGH STOOP BASEMENT HOUSE, 18 Abingdon place, to let; 18 rooms; all improvements; Rewly painted; immediate possession. EK. L, & B. T, BURNHAM, 609 Hudson sireet, FOS, 70 LET-AND FURNITURE FOR | SALE, which is nearly new ; itis woil established as a boaraing house, and most desirably located. Appiy at 349 Fourth av. Pata THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, NEW- PI 43 WEST Inquire of @. Un‘urnished. ly papered and painted, all improvements, in most com fete order, will be .et till Ist of May at $133 per month by present occupant; after that from landlord; possession im- mediately; would sell portion of Furnitnre. Muy be seen between Yand4, 125 East Twel(th street, near Fourth av. 10 LEASE—PRETTY FOUR STORY FRENCH ROOF Houses, seven minutes from ferries, excellent neighbor. hood; 12 rooms; every modern improvement; altituse ot ground about equal to spire of Trinity chureh'; streets paved d Tent 860 per mouth.” For enuravings aad mation apply to A. M. CAPEN, 861 Broadway. ag LET—SMALL FOUR STORY HOUSE, MODE conveniences, 106 Clinton red Fesponsibie tenant only; rent Apply to BR. D. ‘TCH, 188 Nassau street. (PO LET—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH stoop brick House, all modern improvements, No. 104 Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue; rent 1,400. In- quire at 9 Fulton street, top floor, ro IN THE NINTH AND OTHER WARDS, AT reasonable rents, Dwellings, neat Cottages, Store Prop- erty and Apartments. Apply at the owner's, 63 Hudson street, Abingdon square. LET—THE VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY igh stoop House 243 West Twenty-second street, 25x 50x10; revt cy 2,000 ; perfect order. OLMi:b BROS, 46 Hast Twenty-third street, To LET—PRIVATE DWELLINGS IN TWENTY-NINTH, ‘Thirty-seventh, Forty-fifth, Forty-elghth and Fifty-fourth streets, at moderate reats. FOX BROTHERS, 692 Sixth avenue. (Po LET THE UNFURNISHED ELEGANT BROWN stone House, Forty-fifth street, near Fifth avenue; ent $225 per mouth: possession soo as desired. Address | box 119° Herald Uptown Brauch ollice, 1,265 Broudwa; Po, LET, OR LEASE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN | stone high stoop House 107 East Seventeenth street, near Fourth avenue; would be let for business purpuses, J. C. BALLEY, 50 East Fourth atreet, uear Bowery. (PO RENT-RIGHTY.SECOND STREET, NORTH SIDE, | hor three of a row ot three story high stoop brown stone Houses, Letween Lexington and Third avenues, Apply on the premises, or to JOLIN LACY, 506 Broadway. 10. RENT—UNFURNISHED, A VERY SUBSTANTIAL four ato igh stoop House, fi street, hear Fifth avenue, with mm ly oE, H. LUDLOW & CO. jeventeenth street, Lverett Lou ns 1161 me, LET—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOB and Kitchen, also small Room on third floor, for light housekeeping. Apply at 10 Sixth avenue, (TO ,LET- A SPACIOUS AND HANDSOME PARLOR float three Rooms, ample clorets, piano, furnished oF unfurnished ; kitchen ani unary if required; te fo Aw Second avenue. if} if S Lipa 0 LET—A SECOND FLOOR, TOGETHER OR SEPA- rately ; five rooms; would furnish @ Room and Bedroom} leasant jocation; private family. 148 East Ninety Street, near Third avenue, 0 LET—WITH CONVENIENCES FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Keeping, a Floor, five rooms, Thirty-eighth street, be tween Filth and Sixth avenues, ‘Apply for particulars ab Everett Library, 688 Sixth » pic daa’ 10 LET—FU RNISHED ROOM, TO GENTLEMAN ONLY, at 133 East Twelfth street; famiy private, Pope -FURNISHED ROOM ON FOURTH FLOOR terms, $3 50 per week, tnsludiag Also unfuraishe Room on same tor at $2 per week. Call at 83 Lafayette place, re LET—TERM8 REASONABLE, FURNISHED ROO! to gentieman and wife or a small family; all comple for housekeeping, Apply at No. 8 Dominick street. TO LETIN A SOCIABLE FRENCH FAMILY, FINE furniyhed Rooms for one or two gentlemen; price very Tow to permanent party, 65 Kast 'wellth street, near Brod way. We LET—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE HOUSE, THREB in: ys ntly furnished single Rooms to gentlemen only. 112 East Twenty-second street, near Fourth av. 10 LET—FURNISHED ROOM AT 18 LEXINGTON avenue, near Thirty-first street; private house; me boarders, quire [0 LET FURNISHED, YOR LIGHT HOUSEKKEPIN Second Floor, with use of Parlor, in first, class house private fanily; gas, bath and all conveniences; also [:xtem sion, 227 Went Twenty-nfth street. References exchanged, TO, LET, WITHOUT BOARD—ONK OR MORE FUR nished Rooms; private house and neighborhood ret class; within two blocks of bro City Hall, Addrese PERMANENCE, Brookiyn Post ollice. ISHED—A PARLOR FLOOR AND Basement, suitable for a small famfly or for @ dress Maker, in a private house; rent @ month. 280 Wess Nineteenth atreet. 10 RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROO! on Union square; terms moderate. Address HO! Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. URNISHED ROOM, FOR 4. WEBKLY.—LARGE entlemen; advertiser's own house; commanding view of Kast River; baturoom and every convenience. No, 9 Mitchell place, Kast Forty-ninth street, $6 —FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET, FIRS? floor, 49 East Twenty-cighth street. 15 20 WEST TWENTY-NINTH STR! Gilsey House,. -V desirab. be had at moderate prices; references. QD, WEST ELEVENTH STRERT, Ni-AR BROADWAY. — Furafshed Parlur and Bedrooms for gentlemen, withe Out Board, or two Parlors for light business, D5 BAST FICTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TIFFANE & Co.'s, —Klegantly furnisaed Booms, without board, for gentlemen only. 4.0} St yMABK' PLACE. WELL LIGHTED AND neatly furnished :tooms to let; all modera improve ments. Hrice moderate. 112 WESt SEVENTEENTH STREET —TO LET, 9 buck Parlor, furmished, to gentleman and wife Or be one or two gentlemen, without board; terms moderate, during the week. WEST FORTIET! REET.—BACK PARLOR, furnished, in private family, without board, for gem EAST NINTH STREET.-A LARGE AND SMALL furnished Room to rent at a very iow price. 121 tlemen only ; references required. 134 MACDOUGAL STREET.—-HANDSOMELY FUR e Parlor to nished front or back let, also a Floor of single Rooms for housekeeping ; terms very moderate, 14 gentlemen only, In an WEST THIRTY-FIRST REKT,—FURNISHED Hail Bedroom to let; $2 60 a weak. Call for three WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—A NICELY FUR bath, to ished Koom om second oor, with gas and mn days. 210 Mist PORMETH, STREBT. TO LET, FOR 2 uished Rooms, with hot and cold water, suitavle (or tight housekeeping, iu a reach famliy; bath room on same ©) WEST TWENTY.SECOND STRELT.—A SUIT OF 242 Koema on second floor, occupied by a naval ofiecee Unexpectediy ordered away, w be Vacated next week. ¢()7 HUDSON STREET, OPPOSITE ABINGDOW GOT inuaret0 ler, two lari nlosay huraishen ‘Roomey fre, gas and Lath; and one small one, HORNTON M, RODMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 713 Broadway, offers for iease (at a bargain for a number of years, the four story brick Dwelling No, 23 Fifth avenue, northeast corner of Ninth street. $5 PER. MONTH FOR AN pe be e water, dumb walter, heater, 4c. LEASE—LARGE FOUNDRY BUILDING ON TWEN- tieth street; coal yard, water front and pier foot of East teenth street; ala) vacant Lots near the water. Apply . De U, BROOKMAN, 37 South street. LEAS i~FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, THE teenth ELE- gant and commodious Store, 20 East Fou wr Broadway ; newly fitted up; in perfect order and modern conveniences; rear entrance, light, od is 140 feet deep ; immediate possession given. The entire ‘aiiding will ve leased to @ responsible tenant at a reason- @le rate. Apply to E. HM. LUDLUW & CO., No. 8 Pine | eet, or 85 East Seventeent! it House. NO LEASE—THE LARGE STORE 916 SECOND AVE- front and three siories real + Due, 29x! coupying full lot, , or two Lots foot Forty-s | ath street, KE. R., 25x100 each, covered with sheds. For | Swars apply at 916 Second avenue, | MO LEASE—LARGE FACTORY BUILDING, THRER | floors, well lighted, ready now for foundry, near ferries. nt avenue, Williamsourg.” Engine and Boller. Ice Com: any, 432 Canal street. NO RENT.—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK irnisbed in good style. Apply on premises, Detween Il At nisbed in. style. on premise " Mandar My ih Flest street, Jersey City; 10 minutes? ile to Chambers or Cortiandt street ferry. aco AND LOFTS IN THE VICINITY of Union square and Fourteenth street, suitable for anofortes, “muslc, retail allk, laces, fancy goods oF for ny business requiring prominent ponuion, ov « thorough. ire. Apply to. H. LUDLOW & CU., No. 8 Pine atreet, oF } ast Seventeenth street, Everett House, (0 RENT—THE RESTAURANT (FURNISHED) OF one of the best barrooms down town, Address L. G., jerald office. ORDER, A LARGE, WELL for » manufacturing jeweller, cols, Fixtures, 10 RERT—IN COMPLETE lightea Workshop, suitabi yo & corner jen lane; Benches, 1 Safe, ae. for sale cheap, 171 Broadway, room 41. T2 #& ATTENTION OF DRESSMAKERS AND MILLI. ners 19 called to house No. 17 East Sixteenth street, two doors west of Union square; altered on Parisian plan for ‘Wat class of business. Apply on premises, (PENEMENT AND OTHER PROPERTY LEASED ¥OR of years on my own account, JUHN KA northeast corner ‘orty-aecomd ereet and sixth a WO SUBSTANTIAL FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES— 501 anv 503 Washington street, near Canal. to reat; in com: plete order ; immediate powsesslon ; rent low, JAMES VRICK, 200 Hudson street. UNION SQUARE, FOURTH HoUsE West oF roadway. —; joor vo i - Appy wd RFRANKLIN. oY 8 PF 1d for bust Ae _——— = = UNFURNISHED = ROOMS D APART. MENTS » . FRENCH roof House, eigit rooms and cellar; hot and cold 44 Cliff street. ! on B. B, HORTON, EAST W2TH STREET TO LET—AND FURNITURE (first class) fot sale, complete for housekeepiag; $700; used only one month. HUGHES, Gas Company, Broadway and Forty-second st, FURNISHED ROQMS AND APARTMENTS LRT. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS ON second floor to let to gentlemen; hot and cold water in 1° rooms; bath ot joor, Also an elegantly furnished very larg d light, on parior floor, to let to a dentist, Apply atl East Twenty-second street, i Wii GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH A handsomely furnished Parlor and m, with bath, and gas, on second floor ; family private; references, 36 East Tenta street. “SUIT OF FOCR OR MORE ROOMS TO LET to gantlemen, furnished, from February 1--At No LI6H Broadway, Opposite the Coleman House ; or would be let ‘tor A PRIVATE FAMILY BAVE A SUIT OF ROOMS ON second floor, very nicely furnished, together or separate; reference 163 Thirty-i dor weal of Thire arene jane VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, gone or two gentiemen, im # quiet French family. Bae yan eA RE A. GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A NICELY FURNISHED front Room for the loan of a little money for only a A TART O8 WHOLE OF A NEWLY FURNISHED House to rent, in perfect order. Apply at No, 8 Kast 0 from Broad ‘Twelfth street, near short tine, Cail at 64 Amity street, ‘Twenty-second street, two doors way. Keferences required. ye eg 9 PARLOR AND A PSYSICIAN HAS & ad): Room nd joining ine two t2 Went Foun AN ZREGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR, WITHA BED. Foon, to let, at 886 Thirty-second sireet, between Eigthh and Ninth avenuce, ‘Moderate terms. uees \CELY FURNISHED Ri boars with gas, place for ire, at $4) also Hall Rome ‘at 3 per week, to gentlemen only, at 8 Clinton piace, near Fiith avenue, A LARG| E, floor, to gentiemen only, without board; co Everett, Westminister and Gramercy Park Hote improvements; (amily private, 131 ‘Seven! near lruing piace. “PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FO) A one or two gentiemen, without boart; ail conveniencet family private, 820 Kast Ninth street, near Second avi DWELLING BOUSES TO Furnished, A HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, to ® good tenant; neighborhood first fur OF unfurniahed ; muse ‘be seen to be appreciated | possession ruary. Apply to owner, 837 West hirtv-trai Detween biehth and Nimih avenues eee WELL FURNISHED #RONT HALL BEDROOM, 9 be Malis piace, noat Broadway? . jar! No bul at the door. FAMILY WILL RENT A PLEASANT PRIVATE tleman; cosets, hot and Af rete, Bath, we. '138 Went Tuiriy-oixth siteet, Ve fwvay and Seventh avenua TO 30 Call M, WITHOUT | TNO LET-37 WEST FIFTY-FIvTH STREET; meuta, of @ tine three story house; low rent. Appiy af 420 West Thirty-fo urth street, near Ninth avenue. FLOOR, CONSISTING OF FIVE ROOMS, TO RENT— ‘ And Furniture for sale at @ sacrifice; no other family im (Sunday) until Tuesday at 316 Fourth avenue, At ie toh ew HOUSTON STREET.—SMALL ROOMS keeper. THIRD FLOOR TO LE’ MODERN IMPROVES N he house; A No. 1 location. Apply after ll A. M. to-day from $5 to $8 ver month. Appiy to the house FLOORS OF FOUR ROOMS TO Lit! th and Twelfth streets, near Secor Apply at 809 East seventh street, po SECOND, S1X ROOMS, OVER CORSEP store, Third avenue and Klghteenth street; entrance om le street; large yard; rent va. Apply ta store, 10 LET—A NICE SLOOR, IN PERFECT ORDER) water and gasin house; rent moderate. 221 West size teenth street, between Seventh and Highth avenues. 10 LET—AT M41 EAST FIFTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR jagton avenue, ® Floor of six rooms, with improve- ments. to a small genteel family. Kent low. premises. 10. LET—HANDSOME FRENCH FLATS OF rive Rooms, at very low rent, in the four new houses on See ond avenues, south slug, and ith street. Inquire on pre dag a: io East & avenue, $16 to $21. inquire on ‘LET—FIRST FLOOR OF COTTAGE, 51 WES? Fifty-seventh street, contalomg seven rooms, with water, for two days. aN 0 LET-SK JOND FLOOR, SEVEN ROOMS, ON SIXTH. Srenues all the imPrNE & PELL, 667 Sixth avenue, rp? RENT—THE SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, OR, bot th, consisting Of ten rooms, with all modern improver in an ei fone house, 25 Bast Four:eeusm Hireet boiween feoond and Third avetues, ieferences’ ei changed ‘a ot CN ET—SECOND FLOOR (6 WEST NINTH STRERT © bee rooms; Feat $60 per mouth; to amali Tabily of +a wi a be lag adults, i a ‘of receiving patients ia Try 7 0 LET.-SECOND FLOOR IN SMALL REAR HOUSI OF address HY SICL AN, T in as Greenwich avenue; rent $1 LET—WITH FURNITURE FOR SALE—FOUR LIUR® © Roatan Word Su Luke's place, near Hudeon etree! King) right hand bell, "STREET; NIN rooms, sud-céllar, modern improvements; in spiend Condition ; possession ; $60 per mouin, ISHED KOOMS, FOR TWO GENTLEMEN WAY Ful. oa and wile, 160 Waverley place. ie fli» SECOND FLOOR IN A FINE log T°’ sop Houses No, 62 Second avenue. References ex» changed, Ni wo APA RIMENTS FOR LEASE IN FRE! ‘apartinent Louse, Nv. 2 baat Fiiteenth street. For mite apply 8. Re HAZARD, Jt,, No. 11 Broadway, 7] «WEST TWENTIETH STREET, Ll 151 family of scnite, the Third 1 eS Tooms, two bedrooms aud two. pantriea; ing the house ; references exchanged. WEST TWENTY. 160 Bait ant iiesonth aeamians cH pere BETWEEN EET, UUs —= Ta let, by owner, Ul Turniabed handsome Paciug {morovemeats: Gret class veneuis oulm me wy