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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

NETWORK EQUITABLE ~ 7 Msh'i3 lNSURANcEco'
CASH CAPITAL &21OgOO,
LARGE SUkPLUs
This Company continues 10 insure upon Dweln9 house.i
Stores ard other Buildings; also, Merchandise housenod
Enniue sbr, 10 port and their Csrsoes Sc against los or
dsms,e BY FIRE on bsIs terms any other iosituiion
RICHARD J. THoRSE, President
JONI MILLER, Secretary
CT. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
y Office sth-sv to'ner Of lth ct, and No y Whli-
April H. An Election for Directors OF the St Nehohs
Ih,oIsrce Com p,ny held The 10Th Inst aed
JAMES STEVENS. IshAEL AiNOn,,u
JANIS g HALLOCK, EDNAhD sooh'
BANPORD sMlrB, I. w kcEHEs;ou
RICHARD MOORE. JOhN DlhhlOh'
were eeo IN the place OF the GAS OF directors Huoe,
tenn o. Office expired on that day The ioo~ns Iue poHo
% vi, .iow sieb,,d Moore VIM w. Cornell,
fb.. "a White Isr.el Minor. David Green.
TSw,,d A Coot ~ Reeves Vim J. Brsley,
Ism.. r H.IIoct YN,h Ward James 4. Stevens
John O DINNER T. Z sandersOn, Henry ID. Crane,
VIM a Wh,,ler Henry DUBOIS II. 4ou,
Geo n Van Mort n g. Bolster Stephen w. Jones,
Dayid a Jarvis g. n STRIKER Jr, " Dean.
J. a Del veeebio, John Meyer, Geors; Howell,
John Dtbham, q. p Mott, Isaac hendien
John Waite, Andrew Ward,
meeting RI the Bosrd Of Directors held the llth
inst WILLIAM WIS5LOW suimouy elected Pr, o.
dent. wm. sLOcUM, Secretary.
THE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE. Co.,
rh co%p.s, insure. .ssisst Is.. Damage By r. %
all s..eT{tioo: Of prope,y on ss9r.se tH1.sos ,
nNHE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
Doll.n (s46OIooJA EDWARDS, President, JAMES VAN
BEUREN Secretary. with Board OF Directors embracing
many commercial business Office for the present.
at No. 81 Wall let
The omp.py have taken vac.ed by The
Courier and Enquirer No 10 Wast which they Will occupy
ss the rersirs are completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

epinal Complaints Sid Joints, Cls. Bruises Weunds,
Pros. Bites Cholera Mobu pysentsy Tie DooreuI and al
other complaint. where there pains. RAILWAYS
READY RrLIEF will Instantly stop the pain, and quietly
In ali eas Of accidents. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
prompt 10 srorSips relief
tADNAYs READY RELIEF " The best Physicians In
vr.donia Lt;bins Cooney. Ohio
FsEoosiA Licking County, Ohio.
FOR ave years laid upon my back unable TO ns. 90 -
enoed BY best physicians but obtained no relief not even
y.x Of hops Of lrt One Gnsle spplt
cation Of your Ready Relief enabled me TO r.e am nov
wsII man l. PEASE, 2. NJ
The public n desircus Of hearing more Of tho r. 4
Remedies. are referred to RAILWAYS FAMILY FtlENUi
an monthly paper which viii Be cent. nee OF
charge or posge any OF the United States By sppy
In either person BY letter TO q, at office The pub
e are invited 70 call receive the z r. T. public stons
Grstis. ,, $40 49,. srveips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW
II YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will DO
comncs.d Of the following and splendid ships, VIZ
CALHOUN.......?oo 200 tuns burden d Truman.
WTBsrER.... 900 tuns burden. Capt j. Lawrence
ORTENT... 2toe tuns burden. Capt Geo MI
The above vessels have been recently built and are the
larr,st ana meet substantial in the trade , go.
The, are commanded by Of expsrenee and seity The
AZ. very superior and every eIertcn ~ be
made 20 promote the eoaot Of passengers snd the eonyen
ieree OF shippers For freiiht or passage sppJ 20
sP0FFORp, TlLEsr0S Co, No: ~ Broadway:
Asenu in Lyerpoel-T. GRIAsHAW Co., No. 10 Coffee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

Thee steamships elssed al the Insurance offices,
and spece and will be injured In them at low ate Of
r,mum A. in any 9TH that the
No Bowling -0reen Nes York.
SUMNER MONTANA DRAPER
No d Rue " dee Victories, P1is
ALBERT N. CHRYsriE,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAnROAD.-The GREAT

~
II CENTRAL ROUTE essneefias the Atlantic Cines With
w.s,,n ker,h.essrs ssd sessAv,rsrs States y sen
With esiy line Of a.. ports The Western Rivers
ard Cleveland ssDaasiy With ss.ne. to ~ port. O.
rs'i.s. root. ), .heS FRIiohr be forwarded and
R RIT rs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA L PITTSBURGH
FIsT ci.,s-bTst. Shoe. Dry e0's' dn 7e. per 100 %.
srcosp Class Books ard Stationery Dry
G.Ods. ia bsssJ HAdsaEe. Leather, sc per 100 D.
rHlso Gas. "xn;i. B..sas B.soa and &C. ,cos
.DSPS,i lin sss HesI; Af s.soo ..i
Pers lose. ed, J L. 4 and Lua Oil ..... rS PCT Nv
In shipping Goed. frum any Point Est Of Ss
All Coed. s.s5.a to n. Agent. % this aosd at Ph.d.pn,
Piu.hursh VII be forwarded ~lihesi detention ru,,,
New YT.; z sDe-e.r Ph.elphi. M.sr.- & kooo..
s.sESI, Go Fr'Ts,s. Ps..sdrfh &! Ss~s
n.lorum, s.disos, Ind Rs,ea Co. Sc Louis, Mo- j. 5
A Es SOP n,S. ., liz. Of .ds. apply
ktIlrSf> ,fsn r fsns s S.,S yd, 20 d"
II H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent. Philsaelphia
n J. LoNBsERr SUIT htoous. Pa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MONDAY. jan -. 1855 tn rrsio' vii leave Chan
With serhs sTn ard western Train Ma. risin A
TsIGsss %:y Ti I'm Ess; S1 80
and Passenger rrsin: n. Fer Psssa,Ilr1:lS A NJ 80
P.sens.g ss;p es.T5e,. css car:;0pssr I.ss ard
n L. SYKES Jr, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SrREEf
STATION
The PASSENGER Station u the OF ltthst snc ethN
will be teoptnusd sad After the st day Of March next
By orcer of the Directors
N. L SYKES. Jr. Superintendent
FLUSHING RAILROAD--On and after Aprlll7,
1854 the the Flashing Railroad leave Flushing
ais 10 N and At and so 2. N Couneetius ~cn
the Island City st Hunters Point Ths L.
land City New York from Fulton Msrtet Slip aud
loA ard at and 80 NJ. connecting with the az
Hunters Point WM NJ. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD Co.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of this Com
p.ny for the Election OF THIRTEEN DlaE cT0RS will be
held the Ofiee OF the Con ,any No Centea on TUES
DAY NAV IS 1855. Poll will st u o'clock
and close O'Clock p The Transfer Books be closed
Thurday May 10 1855 O'Clock NJ and ened Nednes
! day May IS, at 10 O'Clock NJ ,,
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHlLA-
| l\DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-United STAKES Mail and Express Lines Leave New
/ q n A n IA "A Thronx In fouI
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOr PHlLA-
lNDELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-United states Mail and Express Liner Leave Nes
YOrt, 9 and 10 A NJ, and and Throush IN fou.
and 10 A NJ, and s p The NewJersey Accommodates
lin. leaves At u NJ at e. stopping ct sir way statons
Tsroush tickets sold Tor CHcnns st sl6 the West snl
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk kc and through baggage
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of New Yors notice hereby given 10 al
sons claims agan. JOAN c. ROBERTSON Of the
CITY Of New York deceased TO present tho same with voaeh
thereof the Subscriber at bis Office No 10 Riynf
In the City of Newton before the twenty sixth
Of July next-Dsted Newyst the twenty second dag Of
January 1855 JOHN H. ROBERT3ON,
js23 iaw6mTus Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New YORK. notice - hereby given 20 I'll
persons having claims ssains, WILLIAM 81. FELLOWS,
late Of the City Of NewYor merchant deceased tn present
with the ber the Once
OF John Van Adse No n Msidsslsse In tho City Of New
York. before the 18th day Of july next Dated New
York, the 9Th day Of Jsauary, 1855
JOHN VAN ARsDAJE Executor
iang iaw6mTu LAURA A. FELLOWS, E1ecatrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

LNOh BOSIOh via NEW fOhl dho all
Il EIvER.-Tbs splendid and superior steamer BAT
STATE. Cap, VIM: Brown lssys. Ssw,Yovt svsty MOI
EMPlRF STATE Capt Benjamin Brayton leaves New. orr
aver, TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard SATURDAY, at 0ciocs
Herssasr no rooms will be erded secured 10 any sppA
sspt until the shall have been paid tor .
Prsht Boston forwarded through with great dpascs
~ a. Express Fresht Train .w
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
ASHES were unchanged.


BRE. psrurrs Flour in fair demand, and firm,
Capadian, and 1000 bbls. Southern, at yesterdayis
prices Rye -four, corn mesl, wheat and o,is
last noticed. There were 200 bushels rye taken, ut
81 33 81 IS per bu,hsL CSrn was plentr and rather
easitr with SAILS OF SO, 900 buRbe- a. 95c 96c for
mixed, and e6c aeIisc. for Southern white yellow.
CoFTTI was In fair demand. aud arm, with sales OF
1I0o pig-. Java at prya bargain so bags Iagura at
loLc.; $40 haracaibo, at 1ol5c 1la.c 600 Rio az
9isc 1oc; and 200 81. Dom ngo AZ DC. per 10.
CoIToS was in good request, at former prices. Tae
sales reached 600 bales
Fen Try cod were selling at f37M a $50 psr cwt.
Mackerel were scarce, aud wanted Somo 100
smoked behring's brought 45c. for scaled and 35c for
FmicBrs Bates steady. TO Liverpool about
SEQ bales o. COMPRESSED cot on engaged at sgd
per 10 l2b uerees reef a. Is 900 bbls. pork at Is
2Ot0 tags suano. at; in shippers bags at 10. 500
boxes bscop nt lie Cd and 10 bts lard, at It's. Cd
Corn nominal end aour at u 81 There no
change 20 notice in rates 10 the Continent To onhon
there nothing new to notes 10 CtfOrnia rates
ranged chiefly from SIC. ~ ioc.
FRrr-SAlos were mace Of 40 boxts LAYER ra'sus
at 10 and 90 boxes ~ ngnG1 DO A. 3! - per box
Hay iivr was held al o5c sl Tor Ah piping par
cells, with small sales
iS6s There IS tons Scotch pis cold at $50 So
LaTns -Eas,ern we're ipacu At ~ per thousand.
IRlD--Asout 30 tons German broaght IS sIls, per
100 lbs.
Morlsss.Tbere have bcen 600 bbl. New Orleans sold
NAvAI sToms we're qpiet At oh qno ons.
0us Whale tpern an olive ruled about the sans
lnseeed selling, in lots AZ &c. 7Sc per gallon.
Wi ser larj oil was quiet and lapgud at SOC sc per
gallon.
TRovnIoss Pork was purchased TO the extent Of
400 bills at sl3 62k slJ 10 for old mess ami q. pro
poioral rates for ot.or kinds Cutmeats we're salsa-
per H. About 200 bba. lard realized exc a2sc psr
H. Ref IN fair request and stsacy with sales Of
&c bis Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RICE ruled quiet 81 ole rates.
soAr.-ltc toxss C,stilo brought 1o74 c. p,r H..
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According to this table the lowest in market
value is only the second on the list in productive
ness. The Boston and Maine, with net income on
cost of less than one.quarter per cent more than
the Reading, is selling at Only two per cent dis
count, while tie latter is selling at twenty three
pr cent discount. The Boston and WorS ester Rail-
road, with net income Of 1888 per cent on cost, Is
selling within seven and half per cent Of par.
This great difference cannot exist long. The net
income Of railroad on cost is the only corr ct
criterion Of its actual value as An investment. In
calculation for net income on cost in the case
Of the Reading Railroad, we have put down the
current operating expenditures at sixty per cent,
whereas it is without doubt the mos. chesply ops
rate road In the country, account of it's favor.
able grades and dumping facilities. I. is only by
snch comparisons that the real value Of railroad
stAcAs can be determined.
The annexed statement exhibits the capital losses
in 1854, and for the past Eve years, Of EACH nur
ance c;mpany in Boston -
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TIE Increase OF capital is, a. the Elio, Bank
54,l60, spd At the National Bapk $4,000. Tn,
most mfsverab.e feature IN this ssstensu, IL the
hess Of specie.
TIE ar nexed table exhibits the cost OF each r,l.
read, The gross income the re' incona, iid tae re-
pts cert inc me on est, "a 'Aa a'e of Hs~a,ai.
s.l.s, for he Jt,- endist D.5 81 1854:
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Dornaaflc Mark sfa.

sales. Whale in active demand aud sales ,45O bbls
at prices not trsnspred, about &c. WhsleboneSales
10000 lbs Polar ana Ochotsk 4oc. "a 900 lbs. pr
yste terms. Imports-From Jan to date $50 bbls
tp bt0 do VIII 1000 lbs. bone same time last year
4,Sl2 bbls. sp., 1893 do wh, 81, 600 lbs. bone.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH l, 1866

TAILow.-Prime was in fair request at llxc l2'sc.
per ID.
WmsKEy Sales were made OF 500 bbls., Mt SOC.
3oac for Jersey, 3lc. for Ohio, and 1ac &c.
for prison, per gallon.
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Grand total. $50 450 5000, 2bl $50 494 30
The average operating expenditures of the rail.
roads Of Massachusetts, during the year 1864
amounted to sixty.three per cent Of the gross re-
cejp.s. This Is five and half per cent greater
than the operating expenses OF the roads in this
State. We give in connection With the abovsa table
showing the net earnings Of certain railroads on
cost with the market value Of the stock OF esch:-
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AsTROLOGT.

NItDANE ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
l services TO the ladies and gentlemen in phrenolo
~ BY hooks and science. She eau be consulted about
iots marriage business, &c, and will tell the Of
~ her Waters Madame ALVIN oonS erses In Ens
repch and Gtrm,n. Residence 900 Bowery, near First
street.
u1ADAM MORROW WILL GIVE LADIES PRIVATE
MI lectures on an concerns of life; her predictions
ste Truly astonishing though she practices nothing but
~hst - rctoneilshic 20 philosophy II not satisfied
there viii te charge. 70 Broome street. near Cannon
Gentlemen no. sdstt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY M "A n X r II.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2S-6 p. M.
The stock market appears to be In very un-
..t,sa uncertain condition. Quotations fall of one
a.v and recover the next Yesterday, at the first
heard mi, ca were lower than on the day previous.
This morning an advance was realized throughout
,ha HIST These fluctuations are all among the
hrokers, and it matters little how violent they may
be. Outsiders cannot be caught so easily. At the
first board to day Illinois Central Bonds advanced
per cent; Canton Co., Z; Cumberland Co., i; Etc
Railroad, /; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad, Il Chica
70 and Rock Island, !. illinois Central Bonds con-
tDue in active DE- maDd az closed one half per cent
better than the opening. Erie Bonds, 1875, rsnain
about the came. Fancy stocks are merely floating
at present prices from one brokers' hands to an.
other, an any advance which may be reported to-
dsy NAV be lost to morrow. Holders are able to
keep them up by the great abundance Of money
but this is by no mcars profitable game to play for
any length of time, and cannot continue unless new
PLAYERS enter the arena. Sellers are making nteres
all the time, and occasionally bag one or two pc
cent on differences.
After the adjournment of the board the following
gales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction
500 900 Penn Coupon Fvos, 1877 int added goa 90h
10000 Mich Sou r r., Jackson br., do s5a S51s
II 668 mortgage on Wells building, corner Of
Pearl and Wall streets, at per cent, 81 900
2teO Memphis City Skies. Int. added. 67A
5000 Great Western r. (lll.) LIST mort. do. 500
5000 Ohio 4 Mississippi r. r. I'd mort. do. 64As
1900 La Cross L. Milwaukee S's........ do.... GAY
5000 Green Bay, Milwaukee &Chi. RRS's do. SIS
1000 Cincinnati L. Ind. RR. Int Bonds. do.... s5
1900 Gin. Hamilton Day ton RR int. do.... S44
100 shares Ohio Life and Trust Co.............. SO
so do. Pacific Ips, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 901s
40 do. Peoples' Bank ....................10 los
20 do. Mechanics Bank, Williamsburg. 80
so do. Buffalo and State Line Railroad 80. los
90 do. Northern Bank, Kentucky. 1857
70 do. Southern Bank, Kentucky ......... 10l
40 do. Ohio Life and Trust Co. ........... 861a
90 do. New York and Erie Railroad ........ 452S
10 do. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ...... 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TIE falling Off in receipts from customs Is com
pa1attvel7 small, being equal TO decune OF apous
enc million Of dollars In the value OF duslaple In
PORTS for the month"; The fear expressed BY some OF
ouy cot<mporarics relative to the reduction In re-
vsrre from the reduction in duties on imports Is
without foundation and would only have originated
n The minds of those who look a. the tariff merely
- machine TO be al all times used for some polit-
al pu pose No apr Extensions need be entertained
Of any de- fciency in the revenue. IL would be muSh
better for the country at ls'gs II there was snail
annual deficiency, for We then should not be draw
hg from the channels Of commerce the element that
preserves them healthy. II was never iptehdedthat
Che tarir should lock mp bet veen twenty and
thirty millions Of specie, when 1t was so mum
wanted as q basis for our currency. III re-
aus,ion of twenty per Get; In the tariff Will noj
distribute the surplus revenue, let Us have
. further reduction, until the Treasury is emptisd
OF tie millions sbich are now so greedily sought
after by oil the speculatrg politicians OF tue day.
The Arguments Of these party organs in favor OF IL
eIeasing duties on imports are really no. worth re.
plying TO. 1.-THE Senate Is true to the real Interests
Of the country, the House bill will DO adopted a.
once.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
wssbir gtoD, on the 26,h inst, wess:~-
Fer the redemption OF stock ,B22 -
For paying Treasury dsbts.,....,...... 80, 361 %
Fer The Interior department. $50 IS
For Ispaying in the Interior Departmcnt.... IL IS
FOR the Navy Department. .........,.....ls,lb %
A bill Ia now before the Legislature Of Delaware
Authorizing the State 10 issue bonds 70 the amount
Of $40, 600 in aid OF the Delaware Railroad ComPs.
ny. The bonds are 70 have twenty, 1e years -
rup, and are to ba secured ny second mortgage OF
tse properly Of toe company sni t1e lease OF said
read 70 the Philadelphia, xi'mi1 gtou and Baltimore
Railroad Company, az annual rental sufficient 70
pay the interest said bonds and also ak per cent
per o. mum on sll the stock subscribed for and held
BY the State in the Delaware Railroad. The b,nds
are not to be issued until the eh Sc has bsea duly
executed and certified copy the col furnished the
State Treasurer.
The anne xed statement exhibits the average daily
eonsition OF the leading depa tueuts OF the bIak,
Of Bottor, for the week preceding Monday the 25th
Of Feb, uary, compared with tina. for the previous
week
BosToS BANKS.
Ibb. 10. TSb 20.
Capital stoek, 2i7, 525 32,2~6675 Inc. saol5o
Loans and disc'ts.. 2 Inc
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New York Cattle Market.

100o'
AT ALLERToN's WASHINGTON DROVE YARD.
Offered oday 400 beef cattle. Offered during the
week. 500. We subjon the returns OF the week in de-
tail, together with the section Of country whence
tho sunpl;es came.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

DoARD wAN1ED.--A ROOM FOR LADY ANT
ID gentleman board for the lady In private fam ly
where there other bosrders Location east oil
Bowery. Board paid In advance Address C., Chat
ham Square Fest Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

D0ARD wANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN;
ID hoard for the lacy only family whore there are
other boarJtrs would 10 preferred. Address sigma
Brosdssy Post Office, stating terms (Which must be
moderately and location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

113o7s have been issued in the United States in
London, and n 4o8 sti held by the company The
payments on these have been az follows
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-
The total receipts from all have SlS 26
PIT s. and the expenditures ST. O9e "a. The cost
of equipment was 81 &c. The gross earnings for
last year S47o $780, when only portion of the road
was in operation, or at the rate, informed, Of
81, lb3 per roile
TO complete the main line and equipment, about
s73oo stated to be needed The floating debt Is
81 So To meet the above and her necessary
expenditures the company have hand the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

lOARD AND RO0MS-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
ID have two pleasant second story parors, with pan
tries attached which they wish to let unfurnifbed Ia
board Inquire at No 53s Green vich street, opposite
Vandam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

u GARD wANrEO--lNAS EPISCOPAL FAMILY, NEAH
ID Wall street nd south ferr rs, Brooklyn for yen
ueman his wife. two children and servant, arrange
wib be made for year from May LIST. Please ad
dress with terms and location, r. j., box 7b4 Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

noARD CAN BIZ HAD IN A MOST tNEXCEPTIoN-
n able private family, where there are children,
for two or three Fsnth men Of the drst rsspectabty
who are wiling TO pay fair equivalent for sur erior
.onmod atoms in hrst class four story brown stone
house situated In st. Mars place and occupied by ths
Owner The tou'e In finished and furnis shed In most
sup.r,cr style throughout and good table he de-
renaea upon. Or would Mt ,h- hou snd furniture 10
,msIi Tsfvsctsrle family aaf would ,arl with the
family, The most urtxcept onlbe rcsrcuec given an
rrqnired address Merchant, IL raid ofsce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

. veal calves. ............. $50
!" sheep and lambs 80. 4S0
The market generally has been pretty steady beef
during the week The supplies considerably behind
these Of last week. but the demand rather sacSened of
little The brokers predicting that the number
cattle arriving and 10 forward to this market in al
next month viii be very limited but how far these pro-
pbecies intended to affect present prices,
able to say The drivers, too there going to be
short supply oil summer especially for this State cattle
But for the scarcity of money, the dealers say prices
would be up to from IL to Is cents per pound But
all these representations should be taken with liberal
allowance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

BOARDING AS THE MOST DESIRABLE AND RE.
ID spectacle psr taking rdsrs decline exposing
their houses such in public. and medium OF adj
yertising being universal eosrers receive ev.ry In.
formation, and be politely erected TO such free Of charge
Once Clinton Hall, lag nth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

BOARDING "A PARlOR AND BEDROOM ON SECOND
floor, recently vacated, at 40 West Twenty secoad
street between fifth and sixth avenues Also peas
ant front room for single gentleman OF LADY. Refer.
trces required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

BOARDING 10 LET, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
j suitable for g.Dleman and wife, or two single
gentlemen Also, upper room, suitasie for the
same, with pantry and freplacss-a. the pleasantly
situated house. u North Moore street. Batns In tho
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

DoARD IN BRO0KLYN.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
Id men, a gentleman and his lady, can be mmo-
dated with pleasant rooms, in private family the
Heights within three minutes walk Of either the South
Wall street ferries. Apply at 20 Joralemon street,
BROOKLYN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

DOARbrNG. ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodates with a pls1snt furn he'd front
room, with gas asd hrc ard 'uii Or partsi boari,
nan private family. Apply at lilo Second street, any
day during the v,er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

DoARD AT 1872 BIEECKER sTREEr-A FEW SINGLE
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with board at
the above nrtt class house Also, a room, furnished
suitable for gentleman and his wife, two single gen
uemsn. Stages pass the door every five minutes Din
ner At q O'clock