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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

THE BALL SEASON.


DEREAN BAIL.-THE PHOENIX ASSEMBLY,, Ne. I.
January 49, 1863 at the Appolo Saloon, 41O Broadway
Tickets at the door the evening Of the ball or from any
Of the Committee. DAVID TODD Chairman.
j KnG Secretary.
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DANCING Academies.

-
A CARD.-MR. CHARRUAUD's CLASSES ARE FORM
n ing for the second quarter at his rooms 20 White
street and 81 thirteenth street two doors west Of Broad
way. Pupils enter at any time, as their quarter
counts only from the time they enter Third soree on
Thursday, the 9th inst, at 20 White street.
A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, AT THE
IA. establishment, No. BOG Broadway, Grace
Churche ella for the second quarter are now form
ing For ladies and children on Wednesday, and satur
days at "a and 81 o'clock p. NJ For gentlemen on
Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from
TO 10 o'clock y. NJ, The lessons for gentlemen
ranged entire new principle by which the progress
and convenience Of the pupil greatly facilitated For
particulars see circulars
DANCING ACADEMY, 1877 FOURTH STREET, CORNER
~ OF Sixth avenue.-Mr. and Mrs. MCFARLAND are
forming classes for second quarter Class ladies and
children, Wednesday and Saturday, from TO y: even
ings for ladies exclusively Mondays and Thursdays at
ladies' and gentlemen, sto g. All the dances in vogue
and every variety OF wazing taught Private lessons at
all hours. Fancy dancing taught when desired Terms
moderate.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
lVl classes in her commodious house, No III Broad
way. reduction will be made To parties having num-
Der Of children 10 be instructed For forms partcu
lars, apply between II and O'Clock.
MRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL AT MON
lNl tague Hall, opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn
Glasses Being formed for the second quarter Mrs.
Lnnay il prepared 10 receive additional number
Of pupils Days and hours OF instructionon Wednesdays
at half past three o'clock on Saturdays at three o'clock
MIR O. wRIGHrs DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY
1Vl Hal, Bowery opposite Spring street MIR Wright
would inform his friends that his second quarter viii
commence Saturday January H. Persons subscribing
will receive four months tuition for the quarter For
particulars inquire at Mr. wronleayes ISL Tenth street.
NEW CIAssEs.-BRoCKEs DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN his Assembly Rooms No 36l Broome street
The most fashionable styles 81 this country and Europe
taught in the shortest possible time and moderate
terms new class for ladies and mise, ON Tuesday NJ
ternoon, from till O'Clock. class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening from til 10ts o'clock Also a new
elasa for children Wednesday afternoon from az till
O'Clock.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

NLW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale OF horses carriages, harness, &c,
every Monday and "Wednesday At ~ O'Clock TUT.
IL Auctioaeer, JOHN 4. GArtulp, Proprietor.
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q OnN DOZEN DUBLIN STOUT AND FAIKIRK
<,OUO ale just received by the Glasgow and
Siddons also on hand Youngers Tenants Canpbell's,
&c Scotch ale London porter xxx stout Philadelphia
ale and porter superior to any in the market For sale
by WM II. UNDERHILI,
No. 400 Broome street corner of Crosby.
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pREMuM FuRs-FANcY, sEAsoNABIE, AND WELL

TJFFMII II FIFN-FANI1, SFArUNABI.F, md WE'LL
warranted No. II Maiden ane.--The subscriber re
specially socts the attention Of his customers travel
ccted materials and in conformity with the modern Euro
pean fashions. The subscriber especially recommends his
stock Of sabes, II y. martins stone martin, mink mar
tin, and ermnes, OF such variety and excellence 80 to
justify him in introducing to the public articles of the
most genuine and selected character. WIN NoSER,
Importer Of Furs, No. II Maiden lane.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H1OAL YARD. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN A
" coal yard the LIST of May next at Nos SO and -
Stanton street between Chryste and Forsyth streets
connection with his present yard.
JAMES ]. FELTER. 16S Chrystie street
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DORCHESTER CITY BONDS.-slOO,0 900 SIX PER ONNT
IL bonds Of the city Of Rochester payable in twenty
ally at the Merchants Bank, New York. These bonds
issued for the Genesee Valley Railroad, lin
dance with act of the Legislature of 1851 authorsng
the city of Rochester to Issue bonds to the amount q
$500 900 for the above named road and sanctioned by
of the people, pedgng the taxable property e the
city for the payment of interest and principal.
Debt Of the city Of Rochester previous to the
issue Of these bonds .................. 4186, 900
Taxable property 10 200, 00e
Property Of the Corporation. ............. 28o,O0e
Above for sale by HAIGHT MCLEAN,
10 Merchants Exchange.
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NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY, JANUARY 4,
IN 1854 semiannual dividend of four ~ per cent
the capal stock Of this company will be paid to the
stockholders and after the 9Th inst BY order Of the
Board. +. T. HAYES Cashier.
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THOR SAIE-A MORTGAGE FOR $500, AT SEVEN PEI
cent well secured Also for sale at cost, five shares
each of the Mechanics, Washington Irving, Franklin
and Empire Building Associations Address b. j. Herald
Office
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CROwEIL,S CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON RAIL-
~ ing.-The New York Iron Railing Company make aud
cast iron railing for buildings parks courts, cemeteries,
&C., &c, in complete and workmaniike manner, upon
Ctower. celebrated patent principle, without rivts,
saving thereby to purchasers twenty five to fifty cents
per running foot They invite critical examination of
their patterns and works to which they constantly
making tasteful additions. Specimens may now be seen
in several of the cemeteries and at buildings in the
city n BAH kinds Of cast and wrought iron work for
buildings such bank and vault doors, shutters,
brackets light counting house desk and counter raings,
gratings. window guards wall stays, &c, &c &C. fur
nished at short notice and at most reasonable charges
Office No 70 Duane street. few doors east of Broadway
nAPER HANGINGS.-THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
OF Thomas Faye Co.. 436 Pearl street offer the largest
and choicest OF paper hangngs ncludns some
of the magnificent decoratons) in this market at
unusually low rates Great and attention bestowed
on the retail department.
DHLLARDs six TABLES BASsFORD'S PATENT, II
II Montgomery street Jersey City.-George Owen,
known George with the iron arm, from Otis Fields,
has charge Of six tables just in order Players insured
good attention Billiards taught during the day. Pyra.
mids English pool German carabene French and Ameri
can games, played and taught
METROPOLITAN HoTEL.-THE MIRRORS OF THIS
Nl magnificent hotel are from the Belgian mandatory
OF Ste. Marie d'Oignies.
A. ROiKER MOLI.MANN A. PERIER
255 Pearl street, Sole Agents.
- magnificent hotel are from the Belgian mandatory
Of Ste. Marie d'Oignies.
A. ROLKER MOILMANN, A. PER1FR,
255 Pearl street, Sole Agents.
ITO DAGUERREOTYPISlS, STEELWORKERS, DEN
i lists frevorkers glassmakers &c-Bromine, iodine,
chloride gold hyposulphide soda, cyanide potassium,
Vienna lme English rouge, crocus martis, platina in
plate and wire; bismuth, refined nickel cadmium paa-
dunn nitrates strontia and barya chloae potash oxide
cobalt oxide manganese zre sub oxide copper Thoras
extract copaiya, fumgang pastiles &c, for sale by
L. FEUCH1WANGER, al Maiden lane.
VIIINDOw CURTAINSLPRICES REDUCFD-NO. 440
wv Pearl street, corner Of WILLAMETTE subscribers
are prepared sell the balance Of their stock of curtain
materials at greatly reduced prices silks and worsted
damask lace and muslin curtains window cornices, and
all kinds Of curtain trimming at wholesale retail
r. pran Inho
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(SAsH TO LOAN--ON WATCHES, JEwELRY, Ola.
most accommodating terms at my private Office No l02
Nassau street. room 49, Ladies' waited at their resi-
dence and all transactions strictly confidential No. l04
Nassau street room IL.
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CT DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT
- i land-We issue drafts by special authority, pay
able at the Union Bank Of London, Belfast Banking
ing Company of Ireland, and the National Bank q
Scotland at sight, and in sums to suit. from 81 up-
wards. TAYLOR BROTHERS.
76 Wall street corner Of Pearl street.
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DoARD-A PLEASANT FRONT ATTIC ROOM, WITH
sons in private house. Inquire at ia Franklin street
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FINANCIAL AND colnmRC1AL.
M O N EY MA n X Il II.

SUNDAY, Jan. l6--b +. NJ.
Throughout the week just closed the stock mar
ket has been moderately buoyant. From day to
day the transactions to about the same extent,
and prices in several stocks have been steadily work
ing upward. All the coal stocks, Morris Canal New
Jersey Zinc, Long Island, and Cary Land Company,
have been in demand, and higher prices ruled at the
close yesterday than at the opening on Monday last
There is particular movement in any leading
fancy. The bulls have taken hold of Long Island
with q good deal Of spirit, but prices have not
as yet become much inflated. The recent decline in
this stock has yet been forgotten by Spectators
and it will be difficult to get up much Of corner
again. Morris Canal was quite active at the first
board yesterday and buyers are evidently quietly
getting all the shorts they can. The bears do not
seem at all under the impression that this stock
90 much beyond present prices and the probability
is that the shorts viii get caught before they are
aware of it. The coal stocks are in good hands.
These are steadily increasing in market value, with
out any great speculative excitement, which Is
guaranty that the Improvement viii be more perma
nent.
At the close of the second board yesterday. there
was an active demand for the stock OF the PhGnix
Coal COMPANY. There were sales at forty-two per
cent for cash and considerable stock changed hands
at that price, Within the past few days orders to some
extent have been received from Boston and other
cities and the stock is rapidly becoming distributed
The immense landed property Of the company in the
very centre Of the great Cumberland coal region in
the Westenport district has become enormously val
liable by the recent discoveries of coal veins and
public attention has therefore been turned more part
cularly to the development of its As this
fact becomes known, and the working of the prnci-
pal fourteen feet vein progresses holders of the stock
WILL without doubt, raise their prices to points full as
high as other companies command. We can form
some idea Of the great value Of the twenty two thou
sand acres Of coal land belonging to this company,
from the fact that sales have recently been made in
its immedia vicinity at prices ranging from $500 to
$500 per acre. The single vein which has already
been opened, upon which miners now at work, is
estimated by experienced engineers to contain eleven
millions of tons on tract of five hundred of
land known as Pleasant Hill. This is but q small
portion of the coal property of the company. The
supply of coal from these mines is only limited by
the ability of the railroads and canal to get to market
We are afraid the absence of cars and canal boats
will keep back great deal of Cumberland coal; but
the Phenix Company have already perfected such
ARRANGEMENTS as will secure the transportation of at
Least two hundred thousand tons during the present
season.
The expectation Of specie from this port during
the past week was as annexed
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DIANOFORTES.-JOHN D. JAQUES, FORMERLY
i Jaqucs & Brother, would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public, that he has recently opened
above Spring street. second aoor for the sale of piano
ores nelodeons &c Those DESTROYS Of purchasing good
and substantial instruments and at the lowest possible
prices would do well to call al the above be.
fore making selections elsewhere each and every nstu
ment is made by the most celebrated and
second hand pianos taken IN exchange bought for cash
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IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA--THE WE'LL
know hotel Revere House, Havana, has been trans
fcred from 0cous street No 19 Abra pin street corner
Of Mercadores This large eddce has been re built and
re6ed and expense has been spared to make II an
elegant and comfortable home II can be recommended
with confidence the best and largest hotel at Havana
Refer to DR.. Bogart. No St Marks place. New York.
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TIVE BLASTS OF HEAVEN, THE EARTH THE SKY,
i Make human hair coarse rough and dry
Make human skin sore, chap'd and tender,


Yet all be rerneded for Reader before chasing these
among the humbugs try them. jones' chemical soa D
delicious yet cheap article fails in curing chaps
erupton OF the skin identifying bad yellow recx.
led pimped skin while his coral hair restorative the
finest thing made for the hair forces il grow stops
II falling dresses II finely &c Depots 403 Broadway LIS
Fulton street Brooklyn ~ South Third street Philadel.
pha. Jones lilly white for ladies, reduced to Is. sold
as above.
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NTONEY.-PERSONS IN WANT OF MONEY IN SUMS
IVl of IS to $1,000 deposit of dry goods, segars,
watches jewelry diamonds and kinds of personal
property may apply to the Life Insurance and Loan Of
fee, 80 Warren street, between the hours Of 10 and
O'Clock n: B-Parties will be dealt with honoraby and
conidentially
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LIQUORS.

VASsAR'S POUGHKEEPSIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed l797.-Thc undersigned continue to manufsc turs
the celebrated Poughkeepso pale amber Xxx ale and
porter for home consumption and the markets of Cali
fornia, South America, Australia and the Indies Foe
shipping the article is put up heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose. Orders received at their depot f16 Warren
street. New York, or at the brewery, Poughkeepsie.
NJ yASSAR h CO.
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on nOO BOTTLES OF THE CHOICEST GRADES
~O,OOO of brandies. wines, rum gin, whiskey,
cordals syrups, &c, &c, imported by WIZ H. UNDER
HILL, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers,
Wholesale RETAIL at twenty per cent lower than any
other house. No 43O Broome street
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DOARD-WANTED. IN BROOKLYN, BY A GENTLE
man. a middle sized ROOM with fireplace, and partial
board within five six minutes walk Of South ferry
Address J. s., Office Of this paper.
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VT,HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF FANCY STORE
for sale, No 206 Canal street. the proprietor being
about to leave the city
TITO DENTISTS-A COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFUL CASE
i of dental instruments for sale; have only been in
use a short time. May be at Messrs. JOKES,
WHITE 4 co. S Dental Depot, 263 Broadway
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GN1 n0n WANTED-FOR NINETY DAYS FOR
kDl sOOV which liberal bonus will be paid The
person who invests the money shall have the best security
and disengaged can have lucrative berth in hotel.
either permanent during the time the money ad-
yanced Apply Immediately at 102 Nassau street Office
No IL.
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HOTELS.


HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, T.. T.. WILL.
open Friday the l4th for the accommodation Of
,leQhinQ parties.
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TTSE HOwES COUGH CANDY
~ Ask the crowded city through
What will stubborn coughs subdue,
Every man, with liberal views,
Tells you, Howe's Cough Candy use.
How (you ask,) can this curey How,

EANST THOU ADMINISTER TO MIND DISEASED
~ No sir but can forward you, receipt Of one dol
lar the prescription Of eminent physician in Europe
for preventing your hair from turning prematurey gray
This il bona 6de and no deuson. Address Medicus
Post Office.
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TNOR SALE CHEAP-A THREE STORY BROWN
II stone front house in the neighborhoOd OF Union
square Fourth avenue and Broadway.
CHAuNCEY BARNARD, No. IL Pine street
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11URNISIIED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO RENT-ON A
IL stage route five minutes walk from Fulton ferry
House modern built replete with every convenience and
just suitable to moderate sized family Rent low to
good tenant and immediate possession given desired
Address 8. b., at this Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, PLEASANTLY SIT
uated ina small family, where there children
or boarders, to single gentlemen. Terms moderate
No. 9. IAght street near st. Johns park
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OFFICE TO LET-AISO DESK ROOM IN AN OFFICE,
~ cheap, in good location. chance. Apply to
KELLOGG l. MACARTHUR, 65 Chatham street.
OFFICES TO LET-SUITABI.E FOR STEAMBOAT COM
~ panies, ice companies produce companies, or
any mercantile trading company the North river. Ap
ply at 2l6 West street. OF Franklin, up stairs.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE IN EXCHANGE
for city property his stock Of goods consisting of
general assortment such is usually kept in country
store situated in Ovid Seneca county State OF New York
The location is Of the best in Western New York, and
has done the leading business Of the place for the past
ten years. large and fourshng academy in the place
street or TO the subscriber in Ovid Seneca county n Y
JOHN FERGUSON.
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DARTIAL BOARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR THE FULTON
Il ferry.-A single gentleman can obtain single room
with every comfort at Go Henry street Terms 80
week The house is pleasantly situated and convenient
to business.
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DOARDING-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR A
ID gentleman and lady board for the lady only where
there boarders with lone woman in Twenty sixth
Herald Office.
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! BOARDING -FURNISIIED ROOMS WITH FULL. OR
| ID partial board, can be had by applying at No.
| College Mace.
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DoARDING-TTIE ADVERTISER HAS A LARGE LOT
Id of new furniture and would furnish house from
top to bottom including carpets and take his in
monthly payments. Liberal terms will be made with
those who wish. Apply at 1O2 Nassau street room IA
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VTTANTED-UP TOWN, A FURNISHED ROOM, IN A
w private family for gentleman and wife, with
board for the Lady only Address, NJ c. j. No. lag Eighth
avenue second floor.
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TOR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE UP TOWN
T three stories with basement and cellar, built in the
STYLE with yard in the decorated with grape
vines, flower beds, &c. Very suitable for gentleman
about to retire to the country and viii sell at very
reasonable price Apply between the hours of II A. NJ.
and 2 T. NJ, to VIM r. TAYLOR, No. New street, near
Wall street
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INTEREST ON CITY sToCKs.-THE INTEREST ON THE
public stocks Of the city of New York, due and pay
able February 1st 1853, will be paid that day by r.
w. Edmonds Esq, Chamberlain Of the city, at the Me-
chanics Bank, No 33 Wall street. The transfer books
will be closed Friday, JAN H. at three O'Clock. PM For
the accommodation Of stockholders transfers win be
permitted during the period the books remain closed to
take effect February LIST, 1853.
Comptroller Ofice New York. Jan. Z, 1853
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DOARD-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
ID on the second floor to let with board, to gentle
and wives, single gentlemen in family without
children. Apply at No Crosby street.
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MUSICAL.

MRS. SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
lNl Italian and English sacred and secular has decided
TO devote few hours each day for the instruction of
young ladies' Mrs. Seguin will BIO happy to give all in
formation concerning terms plans &C. at her residence,
50 White street Broadway between the hours of 10
and IL A. n. each morning.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE ADVERTISER Is ABOUT
~ erecting first class hotel fronting the Worlds Fair
Responsible parties wishing to lease the same may
interview with the builder owner by leaving their
address and reference at the Herald Office directed
X. W
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CAST.OFF CLOTIIlNG-THtEE THOUSAND DOLLARS
u worth wanted.-Gentemen having large small
quantities Of good left of clothing other portable arti
cles to dispose Of obtain the full value in current
money by calling sending for JAMES MoR0NEY,
IL Orange street, fifth store from Chatham street.
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Gt OK nnO TO LOAN FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
RAO,OOO, on city property; would be. divided
iii |of % co., IL required Apply to JAMES PRICE
Office 200 Hudson street, Canal from to IL A. NJ
and 8 to 9 p. NJ.
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CHICAGO AND AURORA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Bonds.-Ths bonds of this company, bearing
per cent interest with coupons attached payable semi
Mechanics Bank in this city, and having fourteen and
half years to mature from January 1st 1853 for sole
G. S. ROBBINS & SON.
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VEyAvERLY HOUSE. 6o7 BROADWAY.-THE SUB
w scriber bess TO inform his friends that he has tive
6ne suits Of rooms the first floor just vacant Also
two single rooms which he would be happy to treat with
parties for. J. w. RENAL.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, AT
II No. % Waverley place, without board

II ARGE. WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH
IL or without board suite or singly. The location
Is central in the immediate vicinity of St Johns park
and convenient to city railroads and stage routes Apply
at No. 6 Beach street.
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FINANCIAL.

~ AENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM
(T papy-Notice to stOckholders.-Notice is hereby
given TO the stockholders of the first and second dv-
sons Of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company
that semi annual dividend Of eight per cent has been
declared by the Board Of Directors from the earnings q
said first second divisions for the six months ending
January 81 1853 PAYABLE to the stockholders on and
after the 10th day Of February next in cash at the Office
Of the company Chicago provided that such dividends
shall be applied upon all stock in said frst and second
divisions which shall remain partially paid after tina
10th day of February next much thereof as mav Dc
necessary to make the same full paid
Chicago january TO- 1858. w. NJ. LARRABEE, SecY.