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

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ADULL DAY IN WALL STREET ’ Progress of the Speculation in Northwestern, Pacific Mail and Union Pacifie, A Rise in Erie on the Hope of Leg- islative Redress. Money Tight—Gold Steady—Gov- ernments Quiet. DECLINE IN SOUTH CARGLINA BONDS. WALL STRzET, } Tuespay, Feb, 27—6 P. M. On "Change to-day wheat was heavy and lower. The cotton market was firm and a trifie higher. MONEY ACTIVE. ‘ The money market was active throughout the day, with, at the close, a suggestion of stringency. ‘The increased demand was due chiefly to the neces- | Bitie3 of the pool in Northwestern, who had some | ‘fifty thousand shares of stock to take care of, and found great dificulty in getting the money imme- lately. The rate from the beginning of business \¥as sharp seven per cent, the only exceptions below Phat figure being among the government dealers, ‘who had, as usual, anumber of balances placed to eit credit at six per cent. As the afternoon wore ‘on the demand became urgent, and borrowers who had awaitea the expected relaxation betore three w'clock not only were alsappointed in this caicula- ion, but nad to pay 1-32 a 1-16 per cent in addition Ao legal interest in orier to get the requisite bal- ‘ances to close their bank accounts. Commercial paper was quoted 7 a 83g per cent Miscount for prime double names, | Foreign exchange was nominaily steaay, but very ‘ul Bills in second hands were freely sold at a discount of 4¢ per cent from the asking rates, in ‘order to get the money. The following were the | Tates at the close of business:—Sterling, sixty days, mmercial, 10834 & 1094; do., good to prime bank. ‘3°, 10994 410934; do. short sight, 11034 a 110%; [Paris, sixty days, 5,25 a 5.20; do., short sight, 5.135¢ ‘@ 5.15; Prussian thalers, 7174 a 7214; Antwerp, 5.25 a 5.20; Switzerland, 5.23% a 5.20; Hamburg, 357% a 36+,; Amsterdam, 40: 407; Frankfort, 40% a 4134; Bremen, 7334 a 79. GOLD STEADY—110%¢ a 11034. _ The gold market was in the main steady, the | fi Dulk of the day’s business having been at 11034. (The pressure in the morning to sell the coin dis- ‘pursed by tie Treasury in payment of the Maren in- terest induced decline to 11034, from which there ‘Was a temporary reaction to 1105 on @ Washington telegram asserting not only that there is no founda- tion for the report that the United States will accept £10,000,000 in settlement of the Alabama claims, but | that the award of the Genevd Commission will be | insisted upon. This influence was short-lived, hows | ever, for gold settled back to 1103¢ on a convicuon ‘With most people in the market that the payment of B fixed sum will be the result of the present inter- change of communications between London and ‘Washington. In the absence of prices from London, ‘Where the day was a complete holiday, the market Was dull. Tue chief Nuciuations of the day were as follows: - + 11036 110% a luis In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2% to 5 per cent for carrying. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold cleared Gola balance: 1,627,831 ‘purrency valanci 1,920, 260 ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out $559,000 on ac- $42,522,000 Bea count of March interest on the ten-forties, a total so | 300 far of $1,812,000. GOVERNMENTS QUIET. the government list was qniet, and in the ab- Bence of the regular cals aud London quotations business was limited to light transactions over the pounter. By recent action of the Committee on Securities the currency sixes are now quoted In the same manner as other government Becurities—that 1s, the market price in- wludes accrued interest. Thus the price to-day carries about one per cent, being the accrument Muce January 1. The following were the closing prices:—Uuitea States currency sixes, 114 a 1144; Oo. sixes, 1841, registered, 1143; a 114%; do, do., On, 11634 @ 115%; do, five-twenties, registered, jay and November, 1113 a 111%; do. do, 1862, Coupon, ao., 111% 111%; do. do., 1864, do.’ do., 111 a 11134; do. do., 1865, do, do., 111% a 1123; do, flo., 1867, registered, January and July, 111 a 111%; = do., 1865, coupon, do,, 1103; a 11034; do. do., 1867, do., 1115; @ 111%; do. do., 1868, do. do., 112% a 11256; do. fives of 1881, funded, registered, 1083; a 108%; do. do. do?, coupon, 1084 a 108%; ao. ten-for- ‘es, registered, 10714 a 10734; do, do., coupon, 11054 12 110%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. ‘he Southern list was dull, but prices were steady PNGfor some features strong. ‘The North Carolinas Wer\in good demand on the action of the Legisia- Sure in convoking @ constitutional convention to meet y May next, charged with special instructions to see and apply a remedy for tne financial dis- tress Othe State, The gloomy story in tne morning Papers yaraing matters at Coiumbia caused a de- in mw South Carolinas to 30, The Tennessees tinued firm, and are supposed to be in de- ‘mand for the ratiroads which are paying their roportion to the Sinking Fund tor extinction of @ obligathns incurred in their favor. The follow- Ing were tt prices at the close:—Tennessee, ex Coupon, 67 a 674; do., new, 67 u 674; Virginia, ex | Coupon, 52 4 55; do, registered stork, old, 45 4 52; 40, sixes, consolidated bonds, 554 @ B54; do., defered scrip, 1s a 183; Georgia sixes, 73 @ 73; do, evens, 85 a $8; North Carolina, ex foupon, 34% . 5%; do, funding, 1966, 23 ® 26; do. do, 1863, 21 a 22; do, new, 18 B 10; do, spechl tax, 14 a 15; Missouri sixes, 96 a 955; do, Rannibat and St, Joseph, 92a 93; Louisiana sixes, 0) a 62; do., new, 66 a 60; do. Jevee sixes, 63 @ 65: do. do, eights, 75 4 80; do. do. cights, 185, 80 a 85; do, Penitentiary evens, 65 a 70; a, railroad eights, 70 a 80; Alabama fives, 62 a 065; do. eights, 90 a 95; Wo, eignts, Montgomery and tutaula Rail Foad, 85 a 90; Soum Carolina sixes, 62 a 59; Alo. new, January and July, 30 a 30%; do, do., April and October, 283; a 30; Arkansas sixes, Tunded, 55 a 58, THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK, The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending Fovraary 27, 1872, were $5,075,113. RAILROAD EARNINGS. The earnings of the Toledo, Wabash and Western for the third week 1a February were, in $104,233 1370, + 86,109 Thorease,....0..... oeee ees $19,128 ‘ The completed returns of the Union Pacific Rail- foad for 1871 show net earnings for that year of ‘$3,921,115, against $2,947,362 In 1870—an increase of "9073, 253. 871, . A HOLIDAY ON MARCH 17. \, Out of respect to the numerous citizens of Celtic irth or descent members of the Board or in- Pereenz in its dealings from aay today, and as a eatimontal of regard for the 1mmense Celtic contri- putions to the railway wealth of the country, pra beerf decided to close the Stock Exchange on trick’s Day, the 17th of March proximo. This tithe Was not arrived at by any special lutions or action of the Board, but was agreed Sasi soaees among the members, and will be ered to none the less strictly. It will be remem- ioe that last year the Legislature proposed mak- the 17th of March a holiday legally. This year Stock Exchange will render it one practically. is thought that the banks, the Custom House and buildings generally will unite with the Stock et SESE Exchange im this aecorous compliment to our Hi- bernian fellow citizens. STOCKS DULL AND STRONG. The stock market was dull, the absence of many leading members of the board at the funeral of the late Mr, Le Grand Lockwood and the omission of a formal session limiting business to the few more active specialties of the railway and miscellaneous hist. The earlier feature was a sudden rise in North- Western common to 775, on the disclosure by the HERALD of the organization of a new pool. The more conservative element of the street, thinking @ “bull” movement at hand, bougat heavily of Lake Shore, while the Pacific Mail party made their favorite active at 60}; a 505, In tue afternoon Erie was taken in hand and advanced to 82%, the speculation next running upon Union Pacific, which touched 35. The stringency in money and the re- ported refusal of the Washington Cabinet to accept a fixed Bash sertiement of the Alabama clatms ren- dered the market heavy in tae interval just before the closing of the banks, but the decline thus ensu- ing was triting outside of Northwestern and West- ern Union, which were affected to tne extent of about % per cent. Quicksilver advanced to 8634, but fell back to 354;. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Lowest, New York Central ... 97K New York Central serip 934 Erie BLig Reading . 1dty Lake Shore, 9255 Wabash. 15% Northwestern, 18% Toren weescey pI 91% Rock ul St. Paul STM St. Paul’ preterred Taig Ohio and Mississippi 44% Onion Pacific ..... Bag Western Union ‘Telegraph one 10% 70 Pacitic Mail............ 606 694s SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK BXOHANGE, Tuesday, Feb. 27—10:15 A. M. #10000 US 5-20, ¢, °62 20000 shs NYCALIRR ot 9836 ‘5000 US 5-20, r, 6b). rie RR. a 40u do . a o0 200 Del. L & W RR. 50 Pitts, Ft W & C gtd, 100 St L & IM RR. 300 do... One oO’ Vlock P. M. 200 sha Reading RR. io Lake Shore & a AM SRR... 206 Cleve & Fitts guar.. 300 Chica, kL RR iL 200 Tor, Wab & Wes RR 7 800 Chicago & N W RR, 200 do. Norr.—No regular call of stocks, bonde to-day in consequence of the deat’ of Me. LeGrand Lock. ‘ood. CLOSING PRICES—5 O'OLOCK P, M. Western Union, 70% a 10% uicksliver..... 354 a ig juickativer pi. 38g Pacific Mall. a7 983 Ye COMMERCIAL REPORT. TurADAY, Feb. 276 P. M. ABHES.—There has been a trifle better inquiry for pots, prin- cipally for export, but in order to sell lower prices had to be accented. Pearls were also easier, and only in limited re- quest. Sales were made at $8 25 a $8 75 for pots and $10 a $1050 for pearls. CANDLES.—The market since our last bas developed no new feature, but continued dull and, fr most descriptions, nominal. We quote:—Sperm, 38c. a 4c. ; patent do., 43c..a f4c. stearic, 28e. a 20c. ; parafine, 286, a 27e,; adamantine, Gopent.—The market ruled f under a fair pot pears aggregate about "300,000 Ibe! Lake at 2830. e Beine, 7B.—The market remained without any new feat to note, continuing dat ‘and nominal quote oes . —Th been moderate, sin ars t, and ‘co prices favoring sellers ‘or future delivery the market opened moderately d from an isc. a 3-160, higher, but subsequently part of the advance was fet. The aie re: ported on ‘Change were as follows :— Yo-Day. Lust Eo'. Total. Export 790 790 Consumption, 622 606 | Speculation 88 57 450 Ey ng) the sales have been Tig at ate “io, at Ble 20 ita Ste! O00 a a 900 100 ett Ey 23 18-166., ners 18: 1! ie to's, at eee ‘iodat igs 8 ‘at 23 fit Ty the es | xchanged— 0 “exc i fa i ya t fey 100" at 22 7-186,” fatter 10th ; 400 'g Seo. 510 at Surge, 300 at 33 Bi6e., 900 ig 200 gt 32 Ee, 10 a ET, ohare ei April oe eat By Tolga, ae 80 a 3 ease ot 100 8 J 1,369; core pit) ya Rates on cotton to Pek ee foreign flowa:—To Liverpool, by Steathr M1 by sail -160, To Havre, By at 1 Te 14; sail, a To Hambury, b "Wide compreased. 10 Bremen, by pa 14, ‘comprecced {sal » 36C. Baltic porta, by sail tie. “ste Weise To Ovianasy, Alabama. New Orieane, Tezas, 2056 2b, bt 2 ‘ 2 "6 ed on cotton running fn guaitts more than half « grade above or below the grade quot FLOUR AND Ui Receipts — Flo U80 bols., wheat 69 pl ‘and 51 oats, 8,100 barley, 4,700 do, wan quiet but Mendy at bre" er io, Th vl comme es, ing al Kine aggregate boul, 8.300 bbiey tne bi “Houinern ‘and S00 bbls, auperfin ola me cal ae Minneso Round hoop Oui peas hoop Ohi Family |p Louis straight extra. . Bt Louts cholee doubie exira. St, Louts choice family. 4g S28 S8a5SE553 ren H u 3 1 Pamonres Them market still continued ois quiet. scarcity of avatiabie room and the firmness of owners tendency to check business, Rates, however, auowed m ticular change. The business was also ‘There was some call for vessels for the petroie! rates were held above the views of shi engagements reported to-day were as tollows:— 0 ici a a private terms, To Rotierdam, {0 pack fand 1,000 boxes extract logwood at 234, 6, heavy goods, 198 tons, to yn 10, 43. per bbl. bark, with about 3,600 bbls. of relined Teiroleim, ‘to Gibral iar, for orders, and a vesssly to. Cron, ish 2,200 bbla. of retined petvoleum, wi hout” particu ar 3, Portuguese bark, hence to Oporto, "7,000 cans reined ste on privalé ib terms; a British schooner, hence to Oporto, 50 boxes redned petroleum, on private terms; ‘a Briti tous, to Bristol, general'carso, on private terme tous, to Melbourne, general eargo, at or about 30s, per (on & brig, 226 tous, to’ Uaiveston and back, #4.b00 seuooner, 24h bois. four, from Michiond to Rub Grande back, with general carvo, $% per GUNAteS, ‘ie mareet bas been rather quiet for the past three days, but prices remain unchanged. We hear of sales of 400 rolls of domestic cloth, deliverable May 1, at 186, We ee Kage, for light to heavy; cloth, l6c. a igo, for Calcutta and 176. a 17\4e, for domestic, EMP AND JUY still remained dull and nominal for ull descriptions of hemp. Jute has met with « moderate dewand, wisn auies reported of 50) bales at bAcc. a " S04 and 600 Baics At, C. do, op private terms—rumored a at 3 a bark, Jute busts have been quict but steady, Sales 200 bales we Cera — Dressed ‘merican, $285 a ” per fas Manilla, Be. @ 1 gold; Tampico, 7¥c. a in boud; Jule, ‘ine. Mee ‘gold, and jute butts, Sire.’ Bige.. currency, Hors.—The market remains about the same as when last feature to note. The arrivais conti- but the demand is just suflicieat to keep prices cup from the circwar Of Mr. binmet We.ls the cur- corresponaing quotations tor 18, as followai— 1871. 18732. Cents | Cents verte | per (bo EP ei He suas Pry ry None. | None, [60070a80 Hay AND StRAw.—The inquiry bas been rather light for the past three oar i" ices show no material chan, We uote : Supping & $1 80; retail quaiiti 140. Salt hay boe « Long rye straw, $1 a Bl 10: Tye do., dc. > 301 oc., and wheat ic, & 70c. LeaTHrR.—The demand for hemlock sole has been brisk since our last, and considerabie quantities have been sold to manufacturers. Light and damaged are il searce and Oak waa also in active demand and stock ‘the market closed very frm for all descriptions, but not quotably changed. We quote:— Hemlock—Huence Ayres, henry, “Biiyc. | Ib. do., middie, 2iyo. a Bic. ; lo. light, Cahtfornia, heavy, 2760. b, d0., dle, 27c. w 2%8c.; do., light, 270. a 28e.; Orinoco, heavy, 2d, ‘@ 27c. ; do., middie, 26c. a 27c.; do., jlght 27c.; good damaged, all kinds and ' weights, 23: poor do., do., live, 206. ; in the rough, 3c. a so. ceo Slaughter, heavy, Sic. Sto, do., {.do., light nae ; cropped, Ae. ; do., light, Bc. dor, anid lignt, S%c. a Bbc. ; bel MOLASSES, —The market throughout has been quiet for all descriptions, both foreign snd domestic, | Prices, however, were steady. ‘The saics have been about 200 bbls. New Or- Jeans at trom S6c. to bic. We quote :— Ola oop New Crop. Bo a 350. ‘ue, a 450, ihe “saacker. for optehs turpentine was dui! and aguin lower, although tuere were no sales on which to base quotations; quoted nominally at 85Jyc. a béc. Rosin was quiet but tir Sales bbls, strained at ha seed bbis, do, at #4 75,76 bbls, opaque at $3, and 12 bbis. No. 1 at 5 ar was in tart rout and Arm., Sales 100 bole, ewbern at $8 23, and 20 small bois, of Washington at * 6 ‘O1L#.—Linseed continues in fair demand, and steady at Sf. im casks ana Be; in ols. ‘Crude wiale was dull at Te, Crude sperm was quiet at 1 6 a gl 60, Crude cotton seed Yra also dull at We; Menhaden quoted at is. for choice Tight. and neatsfoot iubricating vt $l 20 PETROLEUM. The market, for. redned was quiet, but firm the closing ‘prices of yosterday. Sales were inad *Ghunge of from 200) a SUN) bbis; at Bige. Crude in buIK was ulso quiet but rm, and closed higher. Sales were made early of 2,000 bbls, wt Ic., Dut there was none olfering at the close under 1346, Naphtha w ea 12, for Western oF city, nominal; quoted at Be. a Dig wae dull, but nominally unchanged; quoted at 33 65 on the upper and #3 624% on che lower road. ‘The Philadelphia mar- ket ruled quiet, but was a trifle irmer, Ketined held for balance of month at uiic. Later sales were reported of 200 bbls: at 31.6, for prompt deuvery, ROV HONB.— Keosipts—_Lork, bbis.; ent ments, 4,457 (9 bbls, anttierves and 21 kegs. ‘the ork Was Myxin a trite easic extn 6 pril at x14 10, and |i do. for March at #14, and 250 do. for Apri jobbing lots about 100 bbls. changed hands ana gid gregate about 40 boxes for aliort rib, Te. for long clear, and 7)4¢ for auort clear; the 250 boxes short “ribs Sac. Drenset hogs were. in. lose demand.” but about steady ; quoted at 57gc. for Western and 644¢ 1 B3¢e, for city. Beet continues quieue The sales in lots were about 100 bois: at prices witain tne Fange ol #8 a Stl for mess, #10 a 4d for extra mest, $15 a #18 for prime mess Uerces and KIS a. $20 tor India me Beet hams were also quiet, but steady, at from $22. $28, with sales of 25 bis. within the Tange.” Cut meats—The tarket renerally remained quiet, with the exception of a fair joboing trade from stores, Which realized ful! prices. We quote: Smoked shoulders, Ge, a 6i46.; do. hana, We, a T2e.5 picked suoulders bo. & ©.; do. bellies, boxed und loose, ‘shoulders, be. nc. Lard—The mar- uiet, but steady, fignine at 9. for terces at Ic, 49 11-160, or favre delivery, 1,000 See old for March at 94%c. and 600 tierces for April at 9c. Chy iard was in fair demand, with sales tierees oie." ‘We ‘nino. note. ales at’ Chicago of 1000 tierces cash dad for Maren at $8 8 “tor..There has been a fair business to-day at former rices. Sales 36 ticrces of Carolina at Bc. a Kc, ; 100 base ori Patna, at 7340. a 7340. ; and 800 bags of Rangoon at 6c. @ ‘Ssaan.—There has been a trite more, netivity in raw, with the market ruling abot The sales were :—100 hhds, of tair reining ube Hee. aa bhds, do. on private terms; 32 hhds. of Wige. boxes Demarara at 940. Te. a Be. 3 a ket tor Western wi spot, steam. Sales and 35 Po aer centrifugal "on private terms Re- fined was quiet, bi uotations. We gaote: Gutmann Ry Bg. & BIC. ; good fair refining, 90. a 0M, ; good | to Prime retining, $368 bigest good 9340.3 pi to choice grocery, rare, a Wi¢e. ; cent AO bas, and wore, s ai Be nde. and vox fe. jmolado, ‘7c. Havana—Box se: 20,, W to The a ie on toib, 10 ic. & to is o 8 Tle, a Rie j.do., 19 to 20, HH the: "Forts: too: Common, to prime re- perior 9'ge. we dor bese ne des, 9)4c. a a waste. The market Tor llosesd, baa, been very quiet since our last and without reported sales on which to tons; holders, however, ask former prices, Clo been in moderate request, with sales aggreeating about 3,500 bays, closing to-day at 9}gc. tor, Onto, 10s OF choice Ine diana, 10 7-16e, for prime do., and 103gc. a he. for Michigan. Hye Y, re at $3 60 w $3 40 and flaxseed ‘nominal at aul STEAK (NE was quiet but steady at late quotations, There were no sales. ‘TonAcoo.—The market has been decidedly more active for sul degoriptions, expecially for Kentuoy, which hau Deen in Both, for home consumption and for ag ine antes were: 00 hada.” Kentucky cases of Obio, at 15)gc. a 30c. ; 10) cases YEA Shee oc, 48 cages Pennayivania (new crop) at 190. and 2u0 bales of Havana. at 95c. Tix;—The market since our last, haa been quiet, but con- tinned firm. We have only to not of boxes charcoal tins at #11 gold. TALLOW, was quiet but rm. Sales 15,000 Ibs, of common era s7ger7 choice held at 00L.—The ‘market Tremaine: without @ new feature to note, Tue recent advance in prices has caused buyers to hold off, and manufacturers purchase only as necessity de- ." The stock of every description Is very light, and in uence holders are confident and demand fuli pric: at 8: Tho sales since our inst have been 34010 Ibe. of Ohio fleece, Bile, 35,000 Ibs, of fine do. Sic. Iba, of un: wasted tsécey” She. a bc. 5 6 Miekas’ the. * 7, medium unwashed, 62/46 io ibe, suger pulles aor 850. ; $5,000 Ibs. fail Calliornia, ns Sii¢0 ‘@ 40c.; 2,500 iba. un astern, We. ss oes ape, 6c, a 48450. ; 15 bales Austraitan, B85 3.000 5.000 Ibs, washed foreign, aiinieus Cape Ga alos Australian, 100 pales Port Philtive and 100 bales Buenos, Ayres sheepaking, all on private terms. A ae. —- Receipts, bbis The market was Sip active, but at lower. prices, Sales’ 480 "bbls" st Boge a Wye. closing at the inside sagt DOMESTIC M. MARKETS, good ordin nay nt BE Ne ga by coustwise, Sales, 450. Stock, New Leta “b Sead Feb. Bg 7 puddhegs, Wipe, 808. Liverpooly. 6638; 2,000: tog gi Cotton steady; on, 4, Exports—to wise, 83, Sales, 21, io 317 bal Cotton 690 bales.” 43,480, bales; i h 866 ; con! MopILr, Fok ne Bremen, Cotton firmer ; Patt 2146. Net receipts, Exports coast wise 964. stock, 63,138" ureanaie Feb, 27, 1872, Cotton in moderate demand, holders reluctant ‘to n_ceils Fe es Gist. a ulXc. Net receipts, 1,869 baies, gee ve, Wat rete Feb. 27, t "revetpts, 1,240 bales, Cotton quiet; pigdiings ye Balen, 200." Stock, 23,483. Osweao, Feb. 27, 1873, Flour steady and unchanged. Sales of 1,800 bbis, at $7 75 for No. L spring, $8 45 for amber winter, $8 75 for white winter, for doubie extra, wan firm but quiet. ag No. 1 Milwaukee club, $1 58 a Corn acarce and hi Sales of 2 cars at if Wan bo Saat Canada. Rye held at 80c. for ‘estern, Corn meal quoted at #1 60 for Mead ral ‘SL 60 for Lrg Wi} Mill. feed Nat ‘d; shorts, $25; sblowtue, S30 4 Ee tol ighwines, 88),c. 5 i. gate, to Boston, 60c, ; to’ New York, ee to BUFFALO, Feb. 27, Rail shipments—Wheat, 2,100 bushela, Flour stead, Unchanged, Wheat dull’ Duluth ih epeion nominally sales of two oars state white, st on track, pat sles of three cars Wi lected sonra palen of I, 0 for dul Lard quiet at Oise. High -Recein tits it head, making the supply since 060 head, 16 cars for the same time last Week! market dull “and not ena transactions have been made to establish pri Of 7zhead Ohio steers, rang tng from 1,039 to x 1.22 head Ohio stockers, ‘808i ne 6 in'ieat ‘Michigan steers, averaging NEW JERSEY WAR ROLLS 10 BE COMPLETED, Mr. Frank Grover, a cierk in the Adjutant Gen- eral’s office, goes to Washington to perfect the rolls of the New Jersey regiments that served during the War, and also those of the 5,000 seamen of the State who did duty as satiors inthe time of trouble, Ps 1 455 Ti foe There are 7,000 Jersey men who fought in the war unaccounted for, e object is to make the record of New Jorsey in the war completes Lis “OUB SOCIETY” AND THE BOHEMIAN SPY. New York, Feb. 20, 1872, To tas Eprvor OF THe HERALD:— In your sketch of George Wilcox, in this morn- ing’s- edition, you make the following statement He acquired some «distinction as a writer of fash- jonable gossip, and ultimately endeavored to turn =, Re utation to some pecuniary advantage by es- ug & fashionable weekly goamial in this city, our Soctety was the result of this id This assertion, taken in cone with the tenor of the rest of the article, 1s 30 manifesily cal- culated to injure me and my associates in our busi- ness that I am reluctantly compelled to request a correction. George Wilcox was not the originator of Our Society. 1 started it for Mr. Barks- daie, and managed tt during the first three months of tts existence, It is no boast to say that it was then a great success. The weekly returns showed a ciear profit of $400 above all expenses long before 1 severed my connection wita the paper. I resigned my position as managing editor because my notion of what a lashionable paper should be did not coincide with the peculiar plans Of the proprietor, 1t was not until after this time that [ firstmet Mr, Wiicox, who was introduced to me as the society editor of an evening newspaper. 1 pever had any business connection with him, nor did he ever do apy work for Our Society ‘until tt had pi through several hands and had become the property Of a worthy gentieman, who, knowing nothing of jourualism, was per- suaded to place Mr. Wilcox in charge of it. This was last summer. Mr. Wilcox’s management of the paper lasied only a month or two, je has not had anything to do with 1 since, Lately four gentiemen purchased a clear title to Our Society. [have now the sole management and am at periect liberty to make of it hencetorth & strictly first class newspaper, containing the fullest, Treshest and most select sociai news of the day— one, in short, which shall be unexceptionabdle in every respect. On no other condition would I have returned to it. I mention ts because vour asser- ion that “this Journal, however, has not had a very peaceful career” may be misconstrued to our disad- Vantage in the future by those who do not know the facts, Very respectiully, LAWRENCE S, KANE, Managing Kuitor Our soctety. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. DENTIST OR PHYSICIAN OF RESPONSIBILITY can now secure for May 1, a fine Paror Floor, cligibly located, by addressing, with real name, to secure aitention, 8. H., Vox 18) Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 1,285 Broadw: FACTORY TO LET—WITH STEAM ENGINE, doller and elevator. Inquire at 132 Mercer etreet, N ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS--SUITABLE FOR A first class dressmaker, ladies’ hairdresse Sentist or any other genteel business cation ix uusurpas ‘northwest Gorner Sixth avenue and Twenty-third. street: trance elther from the avenue or street, oF both. Also to et, for business, rat Floor in the house adjoining, and for dwelling purposes the Middle Floor in the oorier Gouve, Ail of the above are in first rate condition and will be let_mode- Fately to good tonanta, Can be seen from 10 A. Mt. to 6 P.M “SUITARLE FOR LINGERIE, DRESSMAKERS, ~ miliiners or_ any i bt business, the Second Fioor and Above, of house 17 East Sixteeath street, with show rooms and large plate glass windows, A PROMINENT CORNER STORE AND BASEMENT on Eighth avenue. Apply to J. ROMAINE BROWN, 1,250 Broadway. TO LEASE STORE AND DWELLING, 495 CANAL location for any busini , corner Twenty-fourt DINING Room TO LET—FRANKFORT HOUSE; 200 guests, Also a Basement, Apply to 8. O. SMITH, ofllce Frankfort t House, corner Willlam and Frankfort streets, A —MASONIC LODGE ROOMS TO RENT--ON TWEN- « ty-third street, near new pene ae newly fit. fed ip, expresuly tof, masonite purposos: box; cell, 18 I. Re Ds! « to. 115 Firth avenue, A —TO LEASE, SECOND FLOOR, ON FIFTH AVENUE, + near Twenty- shied 1c Dawe for business purposes; 98 by & CO., 175 Fifth avenue, — LARGE STORE TO LET—UNDER FIFTH AV! Hotel; basement if desired. Apply to H.R, DREW & 17 Fifth avenue. A720, HEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, IN THE + new fireproof building of the German Savings Bank, corner Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street, the Basement, Second and Third Floors; the interior of which can be ar: ranged to suit tenants; also the Fourth Floor, fitted up for a lodge room, Apply at the German Savings Bank, No. 2 Union place, between I and 3 P. M, LOFT, 18X10 FEET.—GOOD LIGHT, ON BOTH les; suit any ilght business. apply on the premises, DIMOND'S ‘Marble orks, 218 West Forty-second street, near Broadway. ROADWAY CORNER STORE AND DWELLING TO rent—Foor story brick Building, £0x50 fect, with an ex- tension of about 36 feet, one story, near Grand Hotel. D. LOOMIS & CO., 1,254 Broadway. PQROADWAY STORE LET—HALF OF &TORE ON weat side, between Tweifth and Fourteenth streets, with very large window. Address, stating business, D. G. F., Herald ofice, BRopway STORE TO RENT. on Broadway, near Thirty-secon: show windows; rent $2,500, Apply to A. joe Broudway, OARDING HOUSE TO LET—NOW OCCUPIED AS such for the lust 15 years; 2 large rooms, with range and boter, on the southeast corner of Third’ avenue and Fity-urat street. Inquire of PALLIP SMITH, 206 ust Filty- rst street. NORNER STORE FOR RENT—EIGHTH AVENUE AND J Fifty-tifth streot, 25.5x80; a most desirable location for first class grocery aiore; a'so Fiate of nine rooms each, with all the modern conventences on each floor for dwelling oc- cupaney. PAGE & MOCAFFERTY, Fifth avenue, corner Fifty-second street, ATERERS. ae LET, AS SOON AS COMPLETED, THE it, Supper Room and Bar attached to Robin- eo's Hall wed ‘Hotei, Sixteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, Apply earl Apply atts STORE reet, wit! ass Ooms £ C0. TO LET FOR BUSINESS | PURPOSES. 10 LEASE—THE STORE PROPERTY 408 PEARL street; good location for |i [acs business; aise two Latin, corner of Pearl and Chatham w rent. MITCHELL, 17 Godar street. TE LOFTS—72 WILLIAM STREET, ADJOINING Eemp at rest 4900; or will rent offices (lawyers W. T. THROOP, 72 William street. IGH BASEMENT STORE TO 21x80 feet, with cellar; will be divided if TH AVEN 5 Be: ATEaUE, 164. necessary, 87) _eecee, NEAR BROADWAY, PRIVATE HOUSE. — One Floor, for light business or manufacturing; also ___DWELLIN ING HOUSES TO ‘LE r “Far nished. A LARGE NUMBER OF FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished Houses to let—Choice localities and low rents; private or boarding purposes. = WILLIAM TUCKER, 20 Flruiarenue, above Twenty-aixth street, —FURNI ND UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO let, in desirable foeatiouss Tanta collected, te, W' & CO., 1% Fifth avenue, branch ofice a7 Sixth avenue, A =WARD & OGDEN'S EXTENSIVE REVISED LIST - of furnished and unfurnished Houses to let, in the most desirable localities, now ready, Seventeenth street —FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN — WAdIINGTON ‘square and Clinton place.—Thoroughly furnished pri- vate Develliag, 21390, 1ot 100 feet, ia perfect order, all modern improvements, to lease reaaonably ot for sale, K, STEVENSON & SON, U Pine street, COSEY FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FOUR sory high stoop brown stone House, splendid location, 68 East Forty ninth, from March U to privilege of © a following: unturniahed $125 per mouth, furnished B16. ‘0 agents need apply, A708, EAST THIRTY. FOURTH STRERT, COMPLETE. 1y furnished, four story stone front, 41 per mouth; one on Lexington Avenue, BN BURNETT & ‘ BUCK, 1,075 Third avenue, FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT ON WEST Twenty-third street, large three story order, fully furnished, including crockery, glass, cut- Kitolien ware, de, This ix one of the ieanest and Nediest houses offered by’ w JAMES R, EDWARDS, 277 Weat Twenty-third street. (A. RURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—ON WEST 1WEN. Sysecnpd street, with immediate en at un; three ory, gh atoop; good order; newly painted aud furnished ; ren 8175 per ‘mon’ ES RK. SDWARDS, 277 Weat Twenty-third street. FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET— Completely furniabed; all the rent will be taken out in Board by owner. Address NOTTINGHAM, Heraid 0} PRIVATE AMIRICAN FAMILY, CONSISTING OF four peraons, will let thelr House, furnished, to a ree sponsible, party in retarn for Board, GREtGH N, b89 Hudson atroet. Broadway, corner of NICE HOUSE 10 LET—COMPLETELY FUR. nlahed, or the furniture will be sold at auction: prices and location good HARD: i Be ion immediately, BERGH | &CO,, 1am below Thirty second street, A CHOICE LITTLE HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, handsomely and fully furnished, near Forty- second stredt and Lexington avenue, at #187 per month, with immed! ‘ino. Beat easton 8. B, GOODALE No. West 1 T twenty. third street, Fiftn Avenue Hotel, PORN gHeD COTTAGE, AT 110TH STREET, TO LET-~ ‘t $860 per month ; also other Houses, Apply to B. G. CLARK, 750 pixth avenue. OR RENT—A FURNISHED FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone House, full size, near Madison Aquare (the pleasantest neighborhood in the city), to. pri- vate family Only. Address A. i, G., box 188 le rald’ office, Fumes: BROTHERS, 46 streot.—Furnisied, on Madison avenue, below Thirtieth st, 24 rooms, $6,000 and Board for one, ‘Oflice open til 9 EAST TWENTY-THIRD ate P.M. } [OLMES BROTHERS, 48 FEAST TWENTY THIRD atreet.—Furnishad, in Thirty-tbird street, 2,400; Twenty-aixth street, $8,000; in Forty-seventh street, $2,000; numb of others. FA ARDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS—FOUR Rooms, every convenience for housekeeving, in a small private family; rent moderate; reference required, 102 West Nineteenth : avoet, first house west of Sixth avenue, eee BROTHERS, EAST TWENTY-THIRD atreot.—Furaished, on ahieey: eighth strect, near Park nue, 4 story, 17 rooms, $4,800. Oilice open till 9 P, M. 10 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE ON EAST EIGH- teenth street, in perfect order, and at a price suitable to the times, Apply to JAMES CARR, 167 Bowery. 0 LET—AT A MODERATE RENT, T0 A PRIVATE family only, a handsomely furnished | four story brown stone English basement House in Thirtieth street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues; owner, a gentleman, will re- tain one room; he will board if desirable, Address J. C. HEYWOOD, Counsellor-at-Law, 46 Exchange place, room 25. PLETELY FURNISHED, ONE OF AS in West ate third street, three door® Apply at 43 Fifth avenue, (T° LET_FURNISHED, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A all _Honse, Tenth’ street, Second avenne, B12 ‘per 0.28 foot new House and Furniture, Hariem, AF FERTY, 98 Fourth av., 1,497 Broadway yo eae TAREE STORY 1 HIGH STOOP BROW: ne House 128 West Twenty-seventh street, furnished; Porsession March 1, Inquire on premises. LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A FOUR story high stoop brown stone House, east of Fourth ave- hue and convenient to Union square; none but responsinie rivate families need apply; ents noticed. Onlice of . H. PURDY & CO., 42 irteenth street, 10 RENT—FULLY vonaiReat ON MURRAY HILL, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Thirty-sixth and For: tieth atreets, for two years from July next, with immediate Possession. is four story brown stone House, newly painted and frescoed hout; new carpets and elegant furniture, Tuade to order by Potter &Stymus; only invuse since Sep" tember, First class cook and chambermaid could be re- tained,’ To the right party liberal terms will he offered. Ad- dress HOUSE, box 4,928 Post office. OP D_ STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE. LARGE 2) House, 36 feet wide, suitable for a first class boardii house, to let, burnished or tufurnished or the elegant arn ture can be purchased at a fai tor permits apply to F. COLTON, 53 East Thirteenth OR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES —T0 LET, THE three lower Fioors—Basement, Store and First Stor ory ench 100 feet long arta Well lighted, in 86 Mercer, near Spring street. Apply to £ eroer street, OFTS TO LET—83 MURRAY STR: , THREE UPPER Lofts, Apply to J. J. GREENWOOD, 214 West Four. teenth street. EASE (WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET) FOR A 4 number of —For a clu, hotel or boarding house, ip splendt! order and richly furnlahed ; 98x76x120; tron sate, Can be had for $60U per ith Per morta & VAN DOREN, TEAM POWER AND FIVE SPLENDID FLOORS, 8X 90, fo. ae separately or together for a term of years, in the finest’ factory building in the city; steam elevator,’ steam beating and excellent fight; rent moderate, Inquire 218 West Twenty-sixth street, betwoen Seventh and | Eight! avenues. ‘TEAM POWER.—TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER, ‘one Room, 60 by 80 feet, with Pimpin light on all coats one 60 by 40 feet ; very desirable for woodworkers. Apply ‘at 158 Bank street, between Washington and West streets. ‘TEAM POWER TO LET—WITH ROOMB, 25X60, 25X96 SD, ,and other atzes,, in Centre, Bim and ‘twenty-second streets, Apoly to G. *. HALL, 137 Elm street. TEAM POWER.—TO LET, LARGE Room AND OF- fices, 113 Nassau and 52 John: aino Store, bs Rooms, 210 William, Inquire at 113 Nas TEAM POWER.—WELL , LIGHTED: ROOMS, 50X50, 25x60, and Basement, lapted for mechanical pur- pores, Apply to GEORGE Bi, i WALKER, inl Centre street, corner of Hester. TORE 318 GREENWICH STREET; SUITABLE FOR produce, drugs, &c, Apply at 316 Greenwich street, QOH STREES NEAR FIFTH AVENUF.—A NICELY furnished House: immediate possession; $425 per month ; other Houses furnighed and unfurnished. "Permits oblained at Everett Library, 688 Sixth avenue, possession brown stone hich stoop, 20x 123 EAST FIFTY-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN furnished; 8208 per month. Apply to owner, Fourth and Lexin mn avenues,—To rent, with im- Bh it \deome!; HN A. HADDEN, 46 West Twentioth street. Unfurnished. NEW FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, unfurnished or partly furnished, on wide a pear Central Park, west side, tolease or exohange for smalier TORE TO LET—26X100; SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSI- 4. ness; pianoforte or artificial flower manufactory ; good Night, Inquire in the store 123 West Houston street, WARE ROOMS AND 0, METTHE | FURNITURE Manu of the Inte Benj Hudson street; the manufactory hi site machinery for URAL on an extensive NATHANIEL ROE, 200 AND it 27% 0 LETTHE THREE LARGE LOFTS, 880 GREEN- wich street, corner of Jay; a valuaoie location for offices, manufacturing or other business purposes; lizht and cheerful: rent moderate. G. W. DORK, on the premises, rT LET_BUILDINGS, LOFTS AND FLOORS, WITH or without steam power; suitable for ail manufacturinj ev; on the east side of the chy. W. W. LYON, urpOR House and Insurance Agent, 63 avenue 'D. i ie LET-SUITABLE FOR A SCHOOL OR BOARDING houses—Two large, well buiit Houses, desirably located, on the west side. . 8. MYERS & SON, 498 Broadway. 10 se Wont beac SECOND AND THIRD LOFTS, 25X#0, £9 West Fourth strovt, aud building No, 6 Clinton place, to G. GUENTAL, 39 West Fourth street, or WM. He RKER, 220 Fifth avenue. § | TO LET—ON SIXTH AVENUE; ONLY SIX STORES left on this valuable business avenue, For pagiculars and permits apply t0 HOFFMAN, COBURN £ 00., Sixth avenu T° LET—A NICE STORE AND THREE pooms, suit. able for any decent business, 461 Canal street. 10 LET CHEAP-SMALL STORES, SUITABLE FOR tailors, fancy good iness, in Canal and Hud- ton tirects and Nisin avenue, ‘alsor'e’ number, of cheap Dwellings. Apply at the owner's, 63 Hudson street, 10 LET—THE } ROOMS OUCUPIED BY THE NEW York Leader; these Rooms have all desirable conven- fences for a mnt ba ollice, with the advantage of splendid Pra Fresses in the building. Apply atthe Dispatch office, ifort | 10 Bet wir LIGHT tal A a rran nooe FOUR t of with Basement, size sey 00 feet ; steam elevator ; ors ented with scm Inquire at 71 Bowery. TO, LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS-2§ UNION square ; 46126 ; will be improved if desired; a first class alore will be erected’ on the ad, Mr iieviNa dat of oh eey next. Apply at 22 Peat! street, office LARK. 10 ae dainon baie: SUITARLE FOR. MANUFAC- ith Bulldiesy Asso; 300 feet above Gouvermeur’ lips kay Dz, 40s ‘above Gouverneur mu tn Nv ABI BOTT, 46 Fine street, ag 0 LEASE-IN THE BEST AND MOST CENTRAL LO gation of tno cliy, a large House, for business purposes OF a first class board! a house; Furniture, pe sale with it; no agents need apply, Addret Uptown Branch oflce, 1,266 Broadway, Poy LEASE FACTORY AT. OREENPOLNT, | awa blocks from ferry; two floors, 60x fe ight all Sad porrsrtal hyaresite frees oo the smal anal we Unidn Milla, 44 Cherry surest, New York, ov APPIY at the 0 RENT—IN AN ELIGIBLE LOC, T° eeslonal ot dwelling. pu e Prtaipat Par aor irposes, the Pri: the House No. 43 East Tenvh sirbet OLEH 06.10 Btomtwar lata a Ae D: ¥. BAN: corner 10 LEASE— FOR TO dread beaten ty We feat Morty Leroy wal a by S30 feat om eoutteriy alder Met veo a PANYR ta Weak Tweuurctoy merece ret uy er for +» Herald ‘aahington jon Ghee HOUSE AND STORR, street; rent #2000; house; early on and moderate rent. rouse early pouteg. O. H. BAILEY, No.6 Beokman street, TO LET, UNFURNISHED HOUSES IN VARIOUS Fourth treet hear Bor STREET; ALSO A. Unree story House, West Thirtieth street. rent Apply 108. ©. SMITH, Frankfort House, 203° William at. As FOUR. ‘STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, NINTH B. GO —__ No 6 West Twenty-third street (Fifth Avenue Hotel). A, «THREE STORY HIGH STOOP, “ON TWENTY-8EC- ond street, between Sixth and br ida in TR rent No, & West Twenty-third street (Fifth “Avenue Hove). N EXTRA LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House, on Gramercy Park, can be had for sired. meds 0, 6 Woat Twenty-third atreet, Fifth Avene Hote. A SMALL HOUSE, OR RATHER | PART OF 4 on where the owner, next door, to oven half the cellar, fourth floor, excepting one room, into his house, leavin, eight rooms and bathroom and all Halls, outer doors and bac! yard to the tenant; no communication between the I ouses JAGAN, 401 Fourth avenue, A. —TO LET, FOUR oat ninth ‘ Ps Fourth avenue, near Twe uKHe P He'Naant nase FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN A LARGE F< to lease for three or five years, 317 West ible lessee. Ben ES TEDWARDS, 2 ‘277 West Twenty-third street A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO RENT bath, Bo, JAM .« parts of the city; rents from J.C, BALLKY, 50 HOUSE TO LET-NO, 8 VARICK treat, between Broadway and Univermty piace; reat eo ‘4 OODAL Li, with possession April or May as de- boarding purposes, with por april or Mi ay ae firat class brown. atone hous Lexington, avenue, ro) the first floor, back room etary ‘the second floor and all of the RAGAN, lowest figure for rent $1,200. Apply to B, FLAN- Twonty-second street, 23 or 24 feet wide; will be painted, on Twenty-fourth street, near Seventh avenue; gas, ieg'h. EDW WARDS, 277 West ‘Twenty-third street, ) VERY NICE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, Fort nth ee betereen Sixth and ry ynues; rent "#800 800 ban OVILLIAM ELLIOTE & ©0., _ 14a! Broadway, between. n Forty- -fifth and Forty- mxth ots. J) WELLING HOUSE TO LET—200 WEST FORPY-THIRD street, southwest corner of Seventh avenue, for a term of'years, Apply to J. KAVANAGH, Sixth ayenue, northeast corner of Forty-second street. ESIRABLE _FLOORS TO LET—WEST THIRTY- between Seventh and Kighth avenue poestion ven March ‘irat Story Floor, 4 rooms. Second Story Floor, § rooms, fe Fourth Story Floor, 6 room, Inquire ot B. STERN, ‘OLMES BROTHERS, EAST TWENTY.THIRD Hreets—Uniurniahes in Eaat Twenty-clghth street, an Pee Cam a story House; just received; rent Apply to JOHN- 9 DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Uniaruisheda, re Y eg THE THREE STORY free Bp rey Sprorements apd gas Gixtures, Hudsoc street. House 83 Morton a. tuguire ut of H. "DEMARESE, doe LET—IN EAST SIXTY-SIXTH STRELT, NEAR Second avenue, that little brick yond three stories, op mocern improvements, gas Sxtures, 4c.; ouig enw DeSHOFPMAN, COBURN & CO., 602 Sixt T? LET—IRVING PLACE, OPPOSITE WESTMINSTER Hotel, four story Dwelling, with two story extension ; 82,500. ___5. T. ROBS, 79 Maiden lane, up stairs, from 10 tilt 12 O LET CHEAP—HOUSE 323 BLEECKER STREE® (all improvements); House 426 Hudson su neab team 676 Ninth avenue; Cottave 605 Hudson street 0. # Jane street, Apply to the owners, 603 Hudson st 10 LEASE—TENEMENT PROPERTY IN MULBERRE . street; paying good rents, Inquire of T. & (., 58 Frome street. 0 RENT -FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, OW Thirty-second street. between Fifth avenue and Broad. 2x4 feet, with an extension of 15 feet, two ma ALC. LOOMIS & CO., 1,204 Broadway. TT, RENT—A HIGH STOOP THREE STORY HOUSE, 31x60, with all modern improvemente; 24 bast Fultiets street, near Fifth avenue; rent $2,400. Apply to owner, JOHN A. HADDEN, 46 Weat Twentisth street 10 RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY, THE FOUR rent way ; hous ries; rent $3,500 story and attic English basev ent House'No, 213 Weae Twenty thisd street; rent, 12,000; also No, 208 West Twenty. fourth stree! 1,50. Apply to PF, HARMONY'S rent NEPHEWS & CO., 68 LEAMAN, alt t Twenty-third wir ‘Broadway, or to A. RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, or a singie Roon SUIT OF ‘ga Lowra; references re- et. ln quired, 20 West Kieventh 1 use RNISHED HOUSES TO street, Twelfth, Twenty-second, Twenty-third, Charles strect, Twenty-soventh and a Forty. hth streets. RENT_IN BEACH 8) Cedar street. 331 Bas TWENTY-THIRD. STRERT.-TO L&T lease or for sale, dwelling Haneee in. perfect ord very low ; possession immediately; see premises and call em owner, "SOHN soDrRY, M0 Broadway. "WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET.-T0 RENT, on second floor, one or two Rooms; hot and cod bath room adjoining ; house new ; where there are ne $1. 00 ) RENT FOR 114 BANK SP , NINTH ward; tweive rooms; modern conveniences ; good neighborhood. Apply to BINJ. T, MARTEN, 10 Wall at. 4. 500. NEAR PIFTH AVENUE, WEST FIFTY- y urth street, superb (our story high stoop brown stone private Residence, built for the owner's own oo ty Auk. Also ote Lexington avenues nd west sides. PAGE & MCCAPPERTY, Ful nue, corn er Fifty-second atreet, 23 ; AND L “APARTMENTS AY 8 EA TI E Fi Room and ‘one smaller, rear, plea: tie famalaogs tolet to two or more atugie gentlemen private (amiiy; references exchanged, LARGE FRONT ROOM, HANDSOMELY FURNISH- ed, with a Bedroom connecting; fire and every conve- Diences; suitable tor two gentiemen or two ladies; rent 83 per week. 341 East Ninth street, three fights up, ‘T Us EAST RIGHTY THIRD STREET, NEAR J Frourra avenue—Five nicely furnished Root ete for tousexceping; pleasant’ location; convenient to Madisem avenue cars, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN FIND A bi ASANT bome Me a private family on Thirty-fourth street, near Broadway Soars ing H., box 110 Herald ineoen Branch core (338 Broud, where un interview may be THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM, FURNISUED, TO let, to two gentlemen or a gentieman and wile, at 168 Waverley place. A. BUtt, OF ROOMB-FURNISHED FOR | LGH® Srerage Pleanan’ and sunny ; third door, frome private family. fest Thirtteth street. A.WREAINEY, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE + keeping, second tloor; terms very low; unexceptior able location. '1,275 Broadway, junction Sixth avenue, cor- ner Thirty-fourth strect. )URNISHED ROOMS | TO LET- 10 GENTLEMEN oR gentlemen and wives, withott board, inthe first clase house %4 West Twenty-tifta street, near’ Madison squsre; choice location, E ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR let—For ing, with use of parlor and Plano: house first class, References exchanged, 227 West Twentysiifth street, > nished or unturnished Apartments or Floors ‘ot housekeeping, at a cheap rent, may apply to BROOKS, Hopkins street, between Tompkins and Marcy avenues, Brooklyn, or to A. C. GREENHOF, 451 and 453 Broadway. INGLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN A PRIVATE. house, for gentlemen ouly. Inquire at S10 Kaat Kighty- GIAGLE GENTLEMEN WANTING NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, without board, can be accommodated at 240 Rass Twelfth atreet, between Second and Third avenues, 10, LET—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM fronting Stuyvesant Park, on, second floor, with fire and gas, in the hue brown sione louse 321 Last Seventeenth street near Second avenue. RLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ished Room and Bedroom. inquire at 8 Weat Twenty-fourth treet. 10 LET—a89 WEST THIRTY: FIRST STREET; A PARTY, of gentlemen can furnished Suit of Rooms im = irate familly: with every comtor noes exchanged. ing, s08bid treet near Broadway, TO $10 PER WEEK.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED $7 "Koons to rent, to adults, without board; no bjection by light housekeeping. Call at 222 Weat Fortieth street, 39 8T. MARK’S PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM SECOND avenue. neatly furnished hall Bedroom wa man, without board; use of eood bath, &e. 5 8 148 Weer, ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVE- nue.--A Suit of desirable furnished tront Rooms om ‘second story, with eve band and wife, Locat! 14.0 MEST, SUSTRENTH, | STREET. FURNISHED front Parlor and Bedro: on floor; two Parlors and hall Room Adjoining, suiteiie tor geutiomemy and wife or single gentlemen ; modern improvements ; neighborhood references €: F200) GRAND, STREET, NEAR BOWERY.—10 LET, Room, suitable for two or three gentle mall Rooms, nicely furnished; fre and te ; reference. 0 two single Rooma. ELL FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH EXCELLENT sofe bed: use of Ritohen and fire for cooking, ws jot and cold water; fine location, 223 Fifty Notice number. convenience mm excelieut. EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, TO entlemen, without board, nicely furnished Rooma, smal), convenient to resiauran’ 27 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREBT.TO Lert 7 furnished, on third floor, a large front Room, Foom and Closet, to gentlemen or’ gentleman and wife, for light housekeeping ; 87 per week ; also two Hall Bedrooma, 3 per wee nee one same floor. Q] Broome STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST OF 4.9] Broadway--Niceiy furniahed Rooms to let, for star gle gentlemen or man and wife; rent moderate, 2il k each ; convent Rot vs TO UNFURNISHED MENTS ts PLEASANT FLOOR, CONTAINING Ive ROOMS A indibte of closeta, bath room, 40., for 610 per month. Apply on the premises, 1 Weet ‘Twenty-third street, corner Sixth avenue, from i0'a, 0 5 P.M. A HuPPER PART OF A DESIRABLE HOUSE, FIVE + rooms, room, laundry; modera convenlencess leasant nel, ood; rent low to good tenant; possession ay 1. Apply at 255 West Eleventh street, 0 LET-LOWER PART OF A HIGH STOOP HOUSE nud Part of upper Floor if required, terms reasonable, at 248 West Forty-ninth street. FRENCH FLAT OF SE test inprovements, between Third and Lexing- FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 966 Third avenue. (0 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH ALL MOD. ern Improvements, in the fine hotine 63 Second avenue, T]\0 LET-FRENCH FLATS, A WHOLE HOUSE ON one floor, 26x80, at $61 Third avenue, 10 LET—A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THIRD story, in a first class house, (0 one or two gentlemen, without 122 Went Seventeenth street, OLET-AT 20 EAST TENTH, STREET, THIRD Floor of eight rooms, to a ai respectable: family ot adults, tlermis 684 per mmonlne "apply the premises. yEN ROOMS, WITHt ih ton avenues. i ard, 0 LET--LOWER hg a Bee Poh STONE HOUSE, ‘six fine rooms; rent and a lease needed; Immediate possession. ‘Addtrove OWNER, box Herald ae Branch office, 1,265 Broadw: NO LE RLEM, THE UPPER PART OF THE brick Butlding: corer of 123th street and Fourth arena finely finished t-) foes 8 nee een fo ape i rooms; suitable for a jarge family or boarcing ‘ HOFEMAN, COBURN & 60., oa Sixth avenue, 10 LET—O15 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FIFTY. first and Fifty-second streets, a Third Floor, t family; @ front and back parlor, hall bedroom, ran room, dining room, kitchen, with all conventences; gas and yan ny Pilla wasbtubs, bathroom, water Fan Hoe BROTHERS, 46 EAST TWENTY-THIRD street, — Untarnish dy 'p ‘Twentieth strect, near Broad- Tray, tar Yazoo as 16 rooms, 8 rooms deep; can be had for r FPOLMES_ BROTHERS, 4, kar TWENTY.THIRD , gtreet,—Unturniaied,"in Went, Twenty-second street, ‘neal ve avenue, three story, i order ; rent $2,000. eth FIOEMES BROTHERS, 46 RAST TWENTY-THIRD Poa rea. — Unfaraished, fn Twenty. sixth roel, near Fourth ey rooms ; Ty it Otiee dpen vil 9 o'ahock ee EAT LITTLE THREE STOKY HIGH STOOP HUUSE; neighborhood good ; mo Improvements ; immediate Dotsession ; will lease for term of yours; rent $800. Inquire a 204 Waverley place, se ENT OR SALE—WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, near Broadway, premises 147 and 149, 50x34 block ; build ing in rear 60x26 ; Font balding ASR DRO, 414 Water streets pe HIGH bi HOCSE 10 LET—A FINE THREE STORY by tert with all modern im provenents, feat i] irleth streets rent Qigvute Apply at S18 Third arene, cor: ner Twenty-fourth street. 4, TY WEST. THIRT . T°, ea sa Fe HOUSE 345 WE Per Kea; veut $40 per month. Inquire’ wt 100 Weat Pitty Soe GE THIRD FLOOR OF NEW STONE T° font marraee wer ‘No, 225 East Lith street, near Third avenue; rent $25 per month; possession. Apply as above. ‘A FRENCH FLAT TENEME: 7; bas hot and cold water, rang 146. find and ina private house, modern improvements, quired. ROOMS I. GHTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN —! ct \d Floors Fourth avennies.—First an nd Recond d Floors ASTROLOGY. AMBERTSON, CLAIRVOYANT.—NO Pkiataction bo pay. 108 ‘West Eighteenth street, i D. ROSS, THE UNRIVALLED MEDICAL Mi tai iuslness alairvorant Lelie everything, shows tike- f future’ husband. lit ness and So7515 Tabet iS teeee 3A—GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, Re “veal oo eh lite from the cradie to the grave, Canal street, near Hudson. Feo #1. ADANE WIDGER, | MEDICAL | AND. BUSINEGE Cla tells everythu Numbers, dines for all dinenses, "8 kighth arentue. DAME CUARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS (CLARA AN- ne | MARONO ate ot San Francisco}, 8 aera and Medical ot | Glairruyant a ls about Toast Suc nistrcou duane shorty, 12a