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at this._Patent designs, of the most Fjirtm | of ot, at HIRAM ANDER- SUN'S, No. ewery., Tiny are aeteat curiosity. By all tmeany £0 and see che Beauty, Booty, and Utility, 1s the Motto At EROOKS new Yark Boot and Shoe Emporium, No, 150 Buiten etreet, the cheapest place in the city to get a good article of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, &c., ke, At tie Emporium can be found every style to be thought 6f—double tele, pret, cork sole, drove i a id Patent ade gs Over Shoes, | rand rubber, of ever description. No. Rear ee eee Goore from Broadway. California Merchants and Miners are In- ited to examine BARRON, BROS’. portable blast furnaces, for extracting gold from quartz rock, and for all other melt~ ing operations. ‘They are the most effective furnaces in use. Abe: ‘Barron, Bros’. portable forges. Both can be ecen im use at the ware rooms, 66 Duane street. P rato Lege aan Petty Thee ugh by the Ce iu ‘tates, connecting at Panama with the Wintcld ‘Scutts at the olfice of Messrs. Davis, Brooks & Co., 2 Beaver stregt, or of Jones & John- ton, © Wall otr To the Public.—One bottle Nervous Antidote can be had to test its thes upon consumption, or any other disease: # net found to be beneficial in the Wieh strect; depot 102 Nassua stree $1 per bottle; $9 per do Mrs. Jervis’s Cold Candy.—The great fire- ease. Office 424 G: = Zeiber's, Philadelphia, wide Rem for Cox Colds, Hoarseness, and the various threat and ag gomopia ts. Sold by Mrs. W. JERVIS, 366 Broadway, druggists ges sh 000 wil be forfeited by Elmore & Co., if they cannot prove by hundreds of persons that thoeele- brated Bohemian Hair Dye is the beet 'in use. It fnstantly gray or sandy hair to « beautiful permanent blac! er brown. Sold at the Perfumery store, Hudson stroet, Decnts acase; $6 per dozen. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye is without exeoption or reservation the very best ever invented; equally clebrated is GOURAUD’S Medicated Soap, for euring pim- Bovize Subtiio nproots air toom ‘aay: ort ef the body: eudre Su Yr om 8D, zi Liquid Roi my White, and Haig ri , at 67 Walker obreet, near Hair e.—Batchelor’s eelebrated Liquid Dye is the be: discovered for eoloring the hair er hers, the moment it is applied. The wonderful ease and gertainty with which this favorite and eld established Hair forme te astonishing. It is for sale, or applieg st HELOR'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall stpect. jopy the ‘Wigs and Toupees—Batchelor’s new style of Wigo are pronounced tho moat perfect imitation of Jou invented, ‘Thore wanting very superior artiele, eal at BATCHKLOR’S celebrated Wig atreet, where can be found th in the'city. Copy the addres Phalon’s New Spring Style of Hair Cutting —New principle in Hair Cutting.—Clean Hair Brushes for all by the basket fall—tifteen of the best artésts in America la ‘actory, No. 4 Wall largest and best assortment = tyles, A new era. in Hair Cuttin scliveehtenvitiog ‘bettre dreamed’ of ta Nes Weaken ll Sustow't Crystal Palace, 107 Broadway, corner of Dey Phalon’s Chemical Hair Invigorator, Daldness, and to restore hair shat has fallen off, or 'd'to eure seurfor dandruff, for invest it with rilliant gloss aud permanent curl, Yor sale avis parila} ‘and al the drug stores in every eity and town ma erica. Phalon’s Magic Hair Dye, to color the the moment it ie applied, without jan be washed immediatel: es Wigs and Toupees.-We weuld persons requiring wigs, to a recentim- Was award F the pes jum at the last fair. They ean be seen at E. PHA- LON’S Wig and Hair Dye Factory, 07 Broadway, eornes of Dey street. Depot for Costar’s Celebrated Rat, Mouse, Gcekroach, Croton Bug, Ant, Bedbug &e., Exterminator, is at Dellue & Co.'s three establishments, No. 2 Park Row, bs1 wi it o's Garden), an ‘ourth ave- Bhoy gonuer of Tweatleus street, COSTAR'S Depot is 144 roadway. MONEY MARKET. Sarunpay, March 13—6 P. M. ‘The stock market remains without material alteration. Speculation has not yet reached its culminating point, and the bulls have apparently as mueh confidence as when prices ranged ten per cent below current rates, ‘This is perhaps well enough for the time. At the first board Morris Canal advanced 34 per cent; Reading Rail- road 3g; all others closed about the same, The market is sustained entirely by Wall street influence, and nearly all the transactions are among the brokers. The inflation of United States Bank has been caused by the movements xeently made by foreign holders, and the efforts about being made to wind up the affairs of the institution. ‘There will be a mecting of the stockholders in Philadel- phia, on Friday, the 19th inst., to hear the report of the eominittee appointed to consider the policy of making a. general assignment of the astota of the bank. Mr. Schwab, of G1 William street, agent of the Dutch and English holders, will receive the proxies of parties in this country who will be unable to attend, but who are desirous that their interests should be properly protected. ‘The foreign holders, represented hy Mr. Schwab, are desirousof wind- ing up the affairs of the bank at once, and if there is anything left for the stockholders give it to them. Yhe annexed statement exhibits the amount of specie venported from this port during the week ending the 13th instant :-— Suments or Srecre From turn Pokt or New-York. March &—Steamer Merlin, St. Thomas—Am. Gold..$1 = 30 ‘Africa. Liverpool. i 5 5 English Silver. '—Bark Eliot, Cuba—Spanish Doubloons. 43—Steamer Franklin, Hayre—Am. Gold. “ “ “ Half Doubloons.41,950 French Silver, .,16:243 “ “ “ Mexican Dollars. 60.000 “ “ “Mixed Gold and Silver. 13.000 * © Ship Parana, Buenos Ayres—Doubloons, . 43, « “ “ Total..... Previous this year Total, January 1 to March 13, inclusive....... ‘The emall shipments this week and last, keep down the aggregate. So far this month.'the exports have been con- siderably less than for the corresponding period in 1851. It is most desirable that this moderate amount of specie should continue for some time, to equalize the shipments more With those for the early montha of last year. The New Jersey Mining and Exploring Company and the Sussex Zine Company having been united by autho- rity of the Legislature, the stock of the latter is worth the same price as the former. and amounts to the rame thing. The capital stock of each company is $600,000, making « total of $1,200,000, divided into shares of $12 50 each, and the last sales at the board are quoted at $12 25, sifbe company is now making their celebrated zine oxide paints, which they believe will ere long entirely supersede ihe lead paints, both on account of their healthfulness and durability. ‘The Pennsylvania canal opened for navigation at the appointed period, Boats have left Harrisburg for the West, An immense business has been awaiting this open- ing. and the canal will be fully employed, The merchants of this ety can now forward all the goods they have, aud they will be promptly put through, ‘The interests of the U. 8. Bank received another un- favorable blow a day or two since. In the Court of Com- mon Pleas it was decided that not only the assets in the hands of the several trusts created by the Bank of the United States. amounting to some $15,000,000, but all property whatever, assigned for the benefit of creditors, are liable to taxation for State and county purposes, Hotwithstanding these adverse decisions by the courts, the stock of the bank is steadily on the rise. Stock Exchange. 18 = 100 shs Erie RR. 6) Long Island RR 5 do. $9500 U8 6's, *68. 72000 (udiana 25 p State 1 120346 iia 09 i < 105 100 do. 10 Bk Norsh America, 20 Hanover Bank, 160 Morris Canal. epee 5 New Jet x Co. oN dort. 00 60 Harlem pref. * 200 Nor & Wor RR wo dO wee eee Hy do. 200 0. D70 Evie RR, m0 do... do 100 400.5 800 Reading RR 300 dows. 0 do. 1000 do, 200) do. 100 do. 10 Hudson Ki 2 do ae 60 Portsmouth Dy Di. 774 SECOND BOARD. £1000 Erie Income Bde, 9544 20 sha Penn Coal Co ‘000 N J Central RR,, 9544 100 Canton Uo... J00 phe Del & Hud... 112" 100 do. 860 WO Finrence &K'port R34 100 Farmers’ Trust |. M Erie RR, #60 4G 16 Reading RR... 1.) rt a ‘200 evry pt do. 100 Harlem RR 100 Stonington Ri 0 do... ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, 3 "PERSONAL. vraeal Wr HOUSE CARPENTERS.—ALEXANDER MACDOU- GA, of Glaszow, a House Carpenter by trade, supposed be in the neighborhood of Buffalo, is heréby informed that fe family haw serived in Now York, and by addrossing a line 0 Mary MaeDougal, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. ’, he con hone from them, THE MILITARY. — TILE, LUNTERRS.—THE OFFICERS OF THE TEIZEN Vauntcart are requested to attend Amesting to held at Central Hall, Grand etreet, on Tuesday evening, 4 0" . Ry order of arch 16, A174 O)Oe NT WILSON, Major General, Tapestry Ingrain ame as were eahibited at the | savve eevee NOfiCk—aLb PERSONS INTERESTED IN OPPOS- ing the extending of Canal strect and whlening of Walker ctreet sensed for that purpose, fare requectod to call wil at the Real Estate Unive, No. 49 Chambers streot, from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M., to re-sign the objections, the Court requiring the objectors to riga again, in consequence of & t alteration in the asoors- niente. OTICE.—AT THE ANNUAL BLECT - tors of the New York and Virginie Steas ship Uompany, held at the office of the company, No, #4 Wail street, on the 2d inst, the following gentlemén wel imously elected for the ensuing year:—Edward M. ( ay, Henry Lud- Praneis Skiddy, Win. W. T. y, C. E. Habioht, 1 Stagg, Jnoob “At @ subsequent of the board, Ed reenway Was uu mourly elected Presiden! and Ludlain & Pleasants, Agents. C. E. HABICHT, Soeretary. FFICE OF THE ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSO: ation, City of New York, March 12, 1892—The holders of redeemable stockAsaued under a vote of the Association arrears of interent aid on pre- iy order ‘of the rpue SAINT DAVID'S BENEVPLENT SOCIETY, of the cities of New York and Brooklyn.—The annual meeting of the above society will be held at St. 2 Leper reet, o1 en Ay e ep teey eae bes fo ti rt! ing year. order. Ferposo of electing officers fo: ene ives" pby grder Rosner Bvane, Secretary. bs OUSE CARPENTERS ATTENTION.—THE AD- H Cares hy ser Gary esha at Convention Hall, this esr bass 7 o'elock +, MORRILL, Chairman. REAT BALL.—MR, —— IS SOLICITED TO THE Complimentary Soiree to B. Peracchio, at the oy Assembly Rooms, on M ay syeaing, March 15, by pupils and friends. Tickets sold at the door. LOST, di. hs Roeaaenenta poate an on en Nn nae OST—IN GOING FROM THE FOOT OF CORTLANDT street to Ninth street, a Carpet Bag, containing, among ether articles, » writing case. Tho bag is marked Charles Butler, No. 13 East Eourteenth street, The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the samo at No. 13 East Four- teenth street. OST—A LETTER CASE, CONTAINING A NUMBER of letters of introduction in favor of Mr. J. J.W. Any i same to the Astor House will be liberally WHEREAS ON FRIDAY, THE 12TH INST., AT OR about one o’elock, P. M., our premises were entered PR ites body, of men who assaulted our hands, f it them n bodily fear, we hereby offer a reward of fifty dol- Jars for each ‘and every person, convicted of such trespass and offence, ISHER & BIRD, 287 Bowery. AKEN FROM THE COUNTER OF THE MER- chants’ Hotel, a Brown Overcoat. In the pockets of said eoat w ‘wo Memorandum Books. Ten dollars will be given for the return of said books, and no questions sexed. RESTAURANTS. Bates MP0, THE PUBLIC —THE SPLENDID SALOON AT. tached to the Odd Fellows’ Hall, with the additional Supper Rooms, are now complete and ready for visitors, Tho proprietors, FRAZEE & MAPES, are now ready to serve those ‘who may favor them with a call with every required luxur; for the {nner man. Those who wish a quiet and retired meal, luring the day or evening, will find th nt and comfortable, owing to their ue and ventilation, than, any other esta hed in a new and y. Their rooms being furn magnificent styl luxury within their self, Entrance to the supper roi st door from Grand, in Orange street. SPORTING. Nan NC SAS NOAA GPORTING.—A BADGER BAIT AND RAT KILLING will take place at Jim Brown's, No. 48 East Thirteenth ning, March 15, and ovory Monday fol- a good opportunity for gentlemen to try their dogs, Admission, twenty-five conte. RAR naa peanal NAtMONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—THE ROOMS of the Academy, 668 Broadway, are now ready for the reception of pictures for the twenty-seventh annual exhi- bition. . H. SHEGOGUE, Corresponding Sec., N. A. REAT IMPROVEMENT.—FINE ARTS.—A FAVOR- able and nice chance for those wishing a fine monument. A fine marble monument, beautifully executed in the Gothic style, with the statuary figure of Hope, has just been com- pleted by two celebrates European seulptors, The monument js 18 feet 6 inches in height. The architecture and figures, representing dignified emblems, has been executed in such artistical style, that well may it be said ofit, it has no equal in this city. The monument may be sccn, and is for sale by L,, Vernbaegen and T. Pfeiffer, Twenty-third street, between Third and Lexington avenues, N. ¥. Said artists further- more recommend themselves to the public for executing any work in sculpture, statuary, portraits, rich mantel pieces and monuments, in all designs, which will be done in such @ style as to secure general satisfaction. VERNHAEGEN & PFEIFFER. PAGUERREOTYPE.—JUST RECEIVED, A FULL stock of Scale Plates, all sixes. Theso plates are used exolurively by the best Daguerrean Artists, ‘They are war- ranted to take a better impression than any other plate, and to Fire lete satisfaction in every respect. Retail price, full “isda dou aller sixes bn proportion. Liberal discount to the trade. Address. VICTOR BISHOP, No. 23 Maiden lane. NG IN_ALL ITS BRANCHES.—MR. E. BEAU- is, speaking English, and having the most unexceptionable references, respectivily offers to giv structions in private famil: chools, seminaries an mies, in Pencil, Pon, Sep Landscape, Architecture, Lavi residence, or in any part of the city, and will also reeei from engravers on wood, architects and Lithographer an; drawings todo at his residence. Letter cused to AL Barclay street. RENCH LANGUAGE—685 BROADWAY.—PROFES- sor Richard will begin on Monday evening, at 734 o'eloc! Anew course of lessons in French, with his new we Paper, printed in English and in French, and the prowun tion affixed under each line, A scholar will, in a short time, be able to speak and to write correct! ‘WANTS. EARAN AR SARI ARAL SOCATEC TSOAGE LOLS ORES D—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WANiinie ae Seamatress or Waiter. The best of city references given. Please inguire ot the Atlantic Hotel, No. 5 Hamilton ave Brooklyn. ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL, BETWEEN TWELVE ‘and fifteen years of ago, to take and make herslf generally veoful, in @ in South Brooklyn. She must be neat and tidy, and of good disposition, Inquire a6 46 Exchange place, N. ¥., up stairs (Neate aie: WANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF EXTENSIVE AC- quaintance, to recommend amongst families and his friends: a very sure article of French Brandy, imported specially for farhily use and medical purposes. A favorable Arrangement would be made with a person who could in- fluence a few regular customers, Addvess V., Herald office, G MAN TO ACT AS SALESMAN ¢, and provision store; none need ap- iatad with the business, Address Enter- ul yer. ANTED—TWO JOURNEYMEN WATCH CASE MA- kers, one Watch Case Polisher, and one Watch Case Finisher. None but good and s' ty workinen need apply, AKPER & McLE Walnut and Dock streets, Phil WANXTEDISITUATIONS FOR A LARGE NUMBER of well selected servants, females and males, of every domestic station—Irish, English, Scotch, German, American, and colored—at the Select Protestant Agency, 7 Carmine t, and Society Ageney, 106 Chamber: \y ser- vante of good character admittéd, Orde ty or country promptly filled. ANTED—PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC gon Laundresses, Chambermaids, Waiter: Seamstresses, girls’ for goneral Housework Coachmen, Waiters, Gardeners, Farmers, bo: character (no others are admitted) ct "No. 418 Broadway, ra yd at th Select Empl t Agence; two doors above Cane) street. J. di, MULLER & CO. A YOUNG GERMAN, HAVING BEEN IN THIS country two years and a half, and being tolerably well acquainted with the English language, wishes a situation ag Clerk or light Porter in s mereantile ho this cityor Brooklyn. The best of city reference can ‘be given, and: ain, ifrequired, $100 or $160as security, Address P., Herald office, urs small girls, as WANs, Man VERO OAD ARTE ti tl entire charge of a vege na lows arden; none other need apply, t9 FERNANDO WOOD, 107 roadway up stairs, from 10 to 3 o'clook. N_ENGINEER, WHO HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM England, would be happy to offer his servicos to an party who would grant him an interviow. 4 & thoro) good fireman, and to auy employer who would appreciate anch services, he would give satisfactory reference, Address John W. Lee, Mrs. Lawton’s, 60 Greenwich street. LADY OF RESPECTABILITY WISHES TO OB- vate establishment, or fancy woman, and fauey dross eap maker. Under all kinds of Idee business thoroughly, and h sonher own account for several years, P: quire at 116 Leonard street. ~ eae OOK WANTED—IN A VERY SMALL FAMILY. A ither white or black, who is.afirst rate Cook, ash and iron well. None need apply but those who are perfectly aceomplished in the business, who Would be scrupulously neatand eloan in their person at their dutie and whocan come well recommended, Apply at No.2 Unio place. OUSE CARPENTERS WANTED.—A NUMBER OF good workmen will yed at tho building ofgen- tide of New York. Parti- culars ean be learned at the Architect's office, 44 Wall atreet, QN2 THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A new and beautiful Medal, on which agents are now garning from five to twenty dollars por day. Jountry om, forwars one or moro do may rel upon bavin; them on the best torme. LYON, 424 Broadway. GALESMAN WANTED—FOR THE CITY RETAIL DRY goods trade, Those who can furnish {atistaovery refo- rencet ag to character and capacity, may addross B., Horald office. 10 WATCH MANUFACTURERS.—A YOUNG MAN, who perfeetly understands his business, having jul arrived from England, would be happy to offer his servic: toany smploye ‘here a thorough Knowledge of his bu: ness would bi reciated. Address Mr. Richard Macdonald, Mre. Lawton’s, & Greenwich street. BOARDING AND LODGINGS, A TADY, WISHING TO BOARD WITH A PRIVATE family in Brooklyn, would offer her services to teach Music, as an equivalent. Satisfactory references will be given,” N. B.—Fanilice having uo pian, can have the ase of one belonging to advertiser. Addross, by letter, postpaid, XK. B,, No, 76 Adams strect, Brooklyn. BoAFLING MOUSE TO LET—A SHORT DISTANCE from the City Hall. Part of the furniture for sale, Apply to D. W. CLARK, 20 Chambers street, BOARDING —A LARGE FRONT AND BACK RooM, large pantries and entry bedroom, on second floor, to let, with board. Will not move the first of May. Apply at No. 71 Warren street. BoARDIIN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH A fine suite of rooms on second floor, bath room adjoining, or a parlor snd bed room only, may be obtained by a gentle: man ind wife. ‘The houso is newly furnished throughout, and in a good location. Address R: G. V., this office. OARD WANTED—FOR A RESPECTABLE LADY, Ccither in a private family or genteel boarding house. A liberal price will be paid for good accommodations, Best of reference given. Address E. M., at this office, stating loca- tion and terms. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, WITH A widow Indy preferred, who will require a front room nate ved room adjoining. Address (stating particulars) M0 OARDIN NW NUMBER OF very pleasant rooms, comprising the second floor of s house, delightfully situated near the Peck slip Ferry, Wil- liamsburg, is offered for the accommodation of a fataily, or Hingle persons. Dinner hour six o'clock, Thehiouse is private, and the family consists of five adults, OARD: ‘OR FAMILIES OR SIN men, in a very pleasant and healthy locat with bathe, and all modern conveniences, a summer residence, and being near several lin TLE- fine rooms ding a fine of stages. CING ACADEMY, No. 110 GRAND STREET, fourth door from Broadway.—P. SARACCO, pro: fessor, inventor, and sole teacher known in Ameri new and fashionable Dances, has the honor to apprise the fashionable public that henceforth all lessons will be attended toby him at any hour of the day and evening; and ladies and gentlemen who will favor him with their patronage, may sons they will be perfectly au dances of the saloon. RITING CLASSES. APPLY THIS WEEK AT if you wish to acquires his month ies at gl , day and evening, MUSICAL, ORA 'Z& VALENTINI, PROFESSOR OF Singing, has removed to 49 Barclay street. Sho does not teach for less than $60 a quarter, twenty-five lessons, or $20.4 month, eight lessons. Being engaged out all the day, all applications must be made by: letter, for lessons, oF any gther profersioual business, whieh she will promptly at- end to, _COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. OTICE.—THE FIRMS OF JOHN MACE, OF THIS city, (composed of John Mace, Gabriel Mecker, and Nathaniel Gray,) and W. Gray & Co,, of San Franciseo, lifornia, solved, hy their own’ limitation, on the 5 of January last; and the firm of Mace & Meeker, by the death of John Mace. Ali persons indebted to either of the said firms are bag bl ade to make immediate payment to the wnderrigned; and all persons having claims against either of the said firms, or against John Maco individually, are ro- queeted to present the fame for MARRIET 8. MA The business will be continued pla Exeentors, &c., $75 Carmine street. heretofore, at the same PD SsOLUTION.—THE CO-PARTNERSIIP HERETO fore existing under the firm of Ritter & Clark, is th day dissolved, by mutual content. Garrett D. Clark is duly authorised to'use the name of the firm in settling all out- standing business, ASPER RITTER, New York, March 10, 1952. GARRBIT D, CLARK. P. S.—The undersigned will eontinue the business as hero- tofore, at the old stand, No. 98 Murray street, where he in- Vites the old customers and the public feneraliy. GARRETT D. CLARK. ME ADVERTISER I GA GOOD BUSINESS, but is somewhat involved, has good atock of goods on Hand, and can settle for cash with his creditors for asmall sum,’ any person having in cash from $3,000 to $5,000, and wishing fo go into business, can make a good barga one as is seldom met with. Further particulars by an inter- Address, with real name, Bank, box No. 3,209, Post ANTED—T RM A CO-PARTNERS r young gentleman who has been in my employment over Bi ent is means are limit to about two thousand dolfars, but he is honest, possessed of energy and business talent, food constitution, and wishes to become safely x- tablished in a respectable business that offers remuneration according to tho effort bestowed upon it. Such as can offer a favorable business to such person, wil dress A.T., box 1,310 Post Office. GENIO C. SCOTT, No. 130 Broadway. ——— HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. OR SALE—A BROWN STALLION, SEVEN YEARS old this epring, 15 hands 1 ineh hig! leasant driver, ean trot a mile in less than threo minutes, aa a Canadian erogs, and is out of a good mare, For further fn ire at REED & TRUSDELL'S livery stable, st HIP, A HORSE FOR SALE —A FINE HORSE, old this spring, 16 hands high, snitab| doctor, or most any kind of busine for a family, a «and sound, will stand without hitching, for sale cheap, as the owner has no use for him. Enquire of W. H. Comatuck, No. 9 John strest, uw N B. PETERS & CO., ARE JUSTLY ENTITLED +. to the liberal patronage they are daily receiving, for it is well known they sell the finest Wines, Brandies, and Havana Segars, of any house in the city, We recommond all to give them # call, Orders from familios solicited by M. B. P. & CO., 30 Brondway. BEG TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS to liquor dealers, heads of familios, &c,—Brandios, Wines, Gin, Rum, Whiskey, and every article connected with the liquor trade, of the best brands and choicest vintages, at 20 per cent lees than at ba other honse in the city, One trial will prove the fact. WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, corner of Crosby, (late Dallimore.) M. 1. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR SALB, FOR ensh, lower than any house in New York, the choicest grades of Brandies, Wines, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, &¢., in every variety, in bottle.) demijohn, oF wood,'to ult wiiole- sale or retail buyers, delivered free in this city, Brooklyn, Willinnsburg, or Jersey City. One trial will prove the fact, 430 Broome street, corner of Crosby. ha HOICE WINES AND SPIRITS FOR FAMILY USE, & on Cordial Gin. Hennorgey's and ndon Dock Brandy, Islay Whiskey, Schnapps Hin, Jamaien Rum, London Dock’ Ports, delicately flavored Sherries and Madeiras, Clarcts, Charapagnos, &¢., for sale in bond, oF in quantities to suit piirchasers. : _G. P, LETHBRIDGE, 86 and 83 Fulton street. SCOTCH AND EAST INDIA PALE ALE, DUBLIN and London Porter, Just received direct from tho breweries, 460 ¢1 of6, 7, and 8 dozen each, pints and quarts, all sparkling and foaming. Muir's, Dove's, Young erie. and Harvey's Scotch Ale: Bass & Co.'s East India To- nie Pale Ale, Guinness’ Dal at, Barclay, Por- kins & Co.'s London Porter, tition 6 8 Durehagers by the importer, G. P. LETHBR! ie rown for sale in quantities uit ‘RIDGE, 86 and &8 Folton street, HE CELEBRATED FALKIRK ALE, Yo y. T and Campbell's Rdinburg, and Bave's' Best bate ti Dublin Brown Stout; Barclay & Porking’ London Port and Brown Stout, &e., warranted genuine and in fi A superior quality of ‘Albany Ale, in kegs, with ta for family nso, delivered free. ralo nt WM. H, HILL'S, 450 Broome street, corner of Crosby, GUT YEARS . Apply at $14 Greenwich street, corner J OARDING.—A VERY DESIRABLE with bed room adjoining, also several single room be obtained, with full board, at 648 Broadway, References given and required, ENTLEME "S SLEEPING ROOMS TO LET—FUR- nished or unfurnished, to suit applicants, in the new buildings, 400 Broadway. ‘Also, a suite of three handsome rooms conneeted, suitabie for @ party of gentlemen; also rooms snitablefor Odd Fellows’ club rooms, artists, &e. Ar GEO, W. MILLER, 450 Broadway, up stairs. RIVATE BOAR COND STORY FRONT ROOMS and Board, at N t Ist of April. ACK PARLOR, two bedrooms, with kitchen and front basement. Ap- Z., Herald office. None nocd apply exeept those who tments. Rent not to execed $250. ROHS 10 LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED— Two large parlors, several large lodging rooms; also, attic bedrooms, at’ No, 625 Broadway, west side, be- tween Houston and Bleecker atreets, Will bo ready by the 1th or 20th. Croton water, bath, and gas in the house, Inquire at 608 Broadway, upstairs. QUITE OF ROOMS IN BROADWAY TO LET, FOR THE ensuing season, to a small family, or to a gentleman, with partial board. Will be let handsomely furnished, oF unfurnished, as desired. The best of references given and required. Apply at 78 way, corner of Tenth street [0 LET.—T0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—A SUITE OF Parlors, with Bedrooms, if desired, unfarnished, ex- cept carpets; also two furnished rooms, Apply at No. 30 Broadway. 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—TO LET—A FURNISHED Parlor and Bedroom. Apply at No. Ml Niuth strect, near Broadway. HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. WANTED. WELLING-HOUSE WANTED, BETWEEN LEROY and Fourteenth street, with all the modern improvo- ments.—Any one having houses to let in that vicinity can hear of » good tenant. Good security will be given, or pay in advance, Address “P. A, 1,” Horald office, for ono week. OUSE WANTED.—WANTED TO PURCHASE OR rent, & House, worth not over $600 per annum, or $Q@BO in fec. It must be betwoon Chambers and Twelfth Btreets, and west of the Bowery. The Fifth or Eighth ward preferred.” Address, with full description, 18. W. roadway Post Office, FHOUSE WANTED—TO RENT OR PURCHASE, THRER stories, with modern conveniences, situated west of Broadway, not higher than Twenty-fifth street. Address A. J, box 3,000P ost Offic x HE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE TO HIRE, FROM the firet of May next, part of a gentee! thr ry House, that has gas and water introdneed, in a ploasant 1o~ uptown, between Fourth and Ninth avenues, (his consists of himself and wife,) whero thera are no small children in the house, Address T. P., Herald office, References exchanged. ANTED—A HOIST WHERL, WITH APPARATUS, No objection to second handed, if in good order. Ap. ply by letter, to William L, M, Butler, caro of Hl. di. Sal- No, ront street. W4NIED-IN THE NEIGHRORMOOD OF souTH or Hamilton avenue South Brooklyn, two or rr three unfurnished rooms, or a small cottage, Rent moderate, Addrers E, J., Herald office, Want TO RENT IMMEDIATELY—A ROOM AND two bedrooms, fora man and his wife, without children, ina quict house, in'a respectable part of the alty. Rent not toexened eight Wollars per month. Address Artist,” He- rald office. Ho“. YOR A POOR MAN mublic m Tian, c mand for shares at the last mecting, that great many peo ¢ disappointed, and could not get a chanee to pe as, the books will shortly be olosed. and he: ‘their own, and which they ean obtain by smal paymente. Gz MONEY SAVE INVEST, AND INCREASE IT. ‘Association will hold ie Room, No. 413. Bro! third floor,} for the expla: @iation, on Tuesday evening, March 9, at 7: lock. As shares ‘will be redeomed at the rogular Mecting iu April, Pettone detirous of procuring ‘moncy to secure & homé 48 Charlton etree A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HAMILTON BUILD- e PAA SAA AAI enw : Norte AMERICAN MUTUAL LOAN AND AGQU- moulatin; Fund Association.—Tho first regular meeting f this association will be held at the Broadway House, eor- her of Brouawa ‘and G Sect, on Monday uid street, on Monday evening next, clock. Every member is earnest it. All poraons 4 the associa ight t) aud invite th d tice, RICHARD F. MAN, P THOMAS F. CUMMID ¢ President. Monten Sairy, Seoretary. THE IRVING BUILD- a ion, Will hold another eeting on Mondyy evening, Mareh 8, at Chatham atham square, at 7! o'clock. So great was the do- ing and Mutual Loan Asso: dressed by soveral able spoakers, meeting will who will explain the objects of this beneficial Ansoolution. All perso 4 desirous vf joining, had hetter de so at onee, je nd gontlomen are particularly it od to attend, how they may procure a home whieh they may oall iY monthly LIN, President, No. 106 Broadway. GEO. H. BELL, Vice t, No. 158 Naasan st. Anon H. Nroonay, Sceret 0. 244 Grand street. Tuomas LawRxnox, Attorney, No, 15 Beckman street, TRUSTEES, Goo. I. Franklin, No. 173 West atrect. Geo. W. Riblet, Gounty Clerk's Office, City Hall, Silas C. Herring, Nos. 137 and 139 Water stroet, James Jackson, Jr. Ne. 961 Broadway. Royal G. Millord, No. 89 Barolay atroe! Nelson Puff, No. 45 Duane street. Eline Gombe, No. 244 Grand atree F. G, Richardson, No. 43 Fukton street, Goo. T. Maxwell, No. 18 City Hall Office of Asgociatio: 244 Grand etr Open 4 ek, and ednesday from 3 to Articles of the Association may be MORKIS PRANKLI 4 Mutual Loan Association. ublic meeting at Bradbury's way, corner Lispenard street, tion of the objects ef the Asso- Hudson River Building from landlordism, will have opportunity at that . Offic of gre open daily at No. 411 Washing- ten street, corner of Laight, where all desired information will be furninh Dues $3 monthly ares $900. Those wishing to juincan do so by leaving their names and en- nce foo ($2! wie the bewetes ry, or either of the follow- ‘oficere. "Now is your chan ME RTLVANUS &. WAND, Dres't, No. 411 Washington tt. Aurnep W. Wm, Vice Pres’t, City Inspector, (Park.) TRUSTEES. John Boyce, No. 227 Greenwich street; James Webb, No. ; John D. Dixon, No. 105 Weet Broad man, Nos. 229 and 230 North Moore street; P t street; Jaco! ick Coyle, No. iy 41 Chathom atreet; George T. Warner, No. 346 Broadway: B oma 28. Chambe No. 72 Warren street; Johu 1’. Brinkerho No. street. 20. W. Morton, Secretary, No. 411 Washington street. uw Hooren, Survoyor; No. 106 Fulton street. Attorneys and ‘Counsellors, Epcan, Youno & Rurnvsn, No. 25 u atroet, | HE LEXINGTON MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU- Jnting Fond Association to law, will hold thefr first pu fond Hall, corner of Twenty-fourth on Tuesday evening the 16th of Marci en o'clock. 8) Entrance F Duos, $3. mean orter, H. 8. Mineo! » Esare on osha the m xplauator, object, ay f PETTIGREW, Preside OW JULIUS A. CANDEE, Vice President. Trustece—F. S. Mott, R. L. Scymser, John H. Woodcock, Robert B. Lloyd, Theodore Martine, J. K. Wright, John C, Facobsobn, Win, Il. Adams, Jehu Darragh, Wat Ralph meemely. G, C. M. Briggs, E. B. Fellowa, John T, Dodge, — Kel iter Duncan, ‘M. Roverteon, Jr., Seoretary. Wx. H, Apams, Surveyor. Epaunp J, Ponren, Attorney and Counsellor. ‘Tho offico of the Association is now open at No. 368 Third avenue, between Twenty-eighth and Twonty-ninth atreeta, where articl of the Association may be had gratis. ing Aseocintion will be held at 744 o'clock, on Wednesday ing next, March 17th, in their meeting room, eorner of lary and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, when Daniel P. Bar- nard, Esq., and others will address the meeting in vindication of this and kindred aasociations, showing the fallacy of cor- tain attacks recently made upon them i abseriptions for new will be received at the meeting, or at the office of tho 3 shares Secretary, No. 223 Fulton street, Brooklyn. By order of the St fonthly anding Committee, Entranco fee, $1. duos, $2,50, Ultimate value of shares, $600. RICHARD J, RICHARDS, Prosident. TH sure, Seer READ AND, BE WISESTHE IRVING BUILDING aud Mutual Loan Association will hold another PUBLIC MEETING, on Tuosday cvening, March 16, at Masonic Hall, No. 274 Grand atrect, near Forsyth strect, at 7g o'eluck, Anaddross will De delivered b; Y WW. 'T. B. MILLIKEN, and others, explaining the objects and workings of these bene- ficial associations, and showing how a person can obtain @ house which he may call his own, and which he can procure forthe name money that he fs now paying for rent, by paying the sane amount in small sums monthly in this association. ‘There isno place like home, when you become old; the force of which was never more felt than at: the present tine, when rents areso enormously high that it is almost impossible for a morhanic or laboring man to pay them. Husides, they grow . ‘These facts aro sufficiently import- " t payer to secure a hoino of his own for hisfamily. 8 who do not wish to obtain a house, b Paying into thisassociation, in sums of $3 per mouth, or $203 will, in a few years, receive $8W) in return, with which they can commence sume small business, and thus achieve their own independence, Ladios and gentlemen are invited to attend and learn how they may become rich, Buteauce fee, $2; dues, $3 por month; shares, $400. MORRIS FRANKLIN, President, 106 Broadway. BIL. BELL, Vice President, 18 Nassau st. Aunert H, ¥, Secretary, 244 Grand stroct. ‘Tuomas LAWRaNcE, Attorney, id Begkman street. TRUSTE George IT, Franklin, 173 West street. H W. Hiblet; County Clerk's office, City Hall. and 139 Water street. 487 Broadway, Barclay street. « v7 clson Puff, 215 Duane street. Open every jock, and on Wednesday, from 3tod » Articles of the Association may be om 6 to 9 evening fri P.M. for Indi o'clock, had gratis. ORE TESTIMONY.—THE EDITORIAL COLUMNS of the country press teem with such spontaneous no- ices as the one published below, from the Essex Standard, Elizabethtown, New Jersey, V'eb. 26, 1982. Well may iv bo said that— ‘ Roback’s fame the world pervades, The press his triumph tells, Anil from the north, south, east and west, ‘The note of glory gwella. Practical Use of Astroloxy—We know by scriptural that the Chaldaic Magi, and the soothsayers ani Egypt, Rome and Assyria, did fo dithenit to eee, therefore, why we should deny the possibility of the same supernatural act being exercised with equal ao- curacy at the present day. AIL other arts and sciences have been iinproved upon since that day, and why not astrology? “The burning stars of night” liave been supposed, by the greatest men of all ages, to influence the destinies of men, here is now & distinguished Swede residing in New York, the descendant of a line of astrologers reaching back for cen- turies, who professes to read and to translate the language of the stars. We refer to Dr. Roback, of No. 6 White street, the fame of whose predictions, or, rather, of their accom: plislunent, has spread far and wide, "His impression is, that he derives this extraordinary faculty, or that part at least, from cing the seventh son ofa seventh son, Be this as it may, it is not denied that be gives advice by which all tho Varieties of disease are removed or cured—dobta collected— worldly prosperity secured—happy marriages brought about lost property recovered—and a thousand other benefits se. oured, for a moderate fee, We advise the seeptical to visit him, as we have done, and judge for themselves. It is impos- sible to doubt the evidence of the senses, and the voluntary testimony of multitudes. etell future event: INSURANCE, IFE INSURANCE.—NATIONAL ,Assuranee Society, of London; General Agent's Office, 7Grand atreet, Jersey City. The above company cont tit ance on the lives of persons resident in the Un: and on California nd oul er special ha- tards, at fair rates of premium. ¥ f Ko., plouse apply ae abeve, to, bgt saa agli 4 te J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent. EXPRESS AGENCIES. ERVORD & CO.'S FAST EXPRESS MAIL FOR CALL fornia, South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and China, i the steamer Sierra Nevada, Murch 17th. Also a mail will be sent by the steamer Daniel Webster, March 2ith, in ‘charge of our special messengers, and abedd of all other expresses. BERFORD & CO., No. 2 Astor Honso. A i, PRIDE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO, * 7 Wall street,—Preight 38 cents per lb., transported across the Isthmus, by Mosquera & Co., transporters of all ld dust, Next shipmout, by the “Sierra Nevada,” 17th " A. H. PRIDE & CO. ORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL Express, per steamer Sicrra Nevada, on Wednesday, March 17, at 3 P.M.—Our express of this date will be (a ptain S. Carmack, favorably known on the Pa- Tuesday. via Nicara- |. Messenger for this r.Mr. Robert T, Lockwood, of ong San Francisco Through in about twenty-six days, Freight should vered on Thursday. Parcels received up to 12 M., days ling, and letters until half-past 2 F Packages must be in water-proof condition, and not exceeding 100 Ibs, weight. THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK, Janagors and Agents, 149 Pearl strovt, corner of Wall. After Ist May, at 205 Broadway, WANTED A HOUSE, WEST OF BROADWAY AND above Franklin street, for a family of four pors rent about $450, Apply to J. B., 89 North Moore street, honatnnennn., HOTELS, ORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STRERT, Ludgate Hill, London.—The above house ia centrally situated; las an excellent coffee room, ten or twelve private sitting rooms; between forty and fifty Light, airy bedroom ®good smoking room; wari, cold, hd shower bathe alwa; al ready; a night porter in attendance; w fixed charge for vants; the New York Herald is filed. Thomas Quarterm: tenders his grateful thanks to his American friends, tor ¢ favora he has so long enjoyed at their hands, and’ solicits their continued patronage and reeommendation. ‘ INDIA RUBBER GOODS, I UBBER CAR SPRINGS.THE FOLLOWING AD- ditional testimonial to the merits of F. M. RAY'S In- din Rubber Car Springs, over all oth ceived. It needa no comment:—Hudson Riv fico, 68 Warren atreot, New York, March, 1852, F, Exq.—Dear Sir: Since’ my connection with this road, watched with much interest the matter of Rabber Spring for railroad ears, and have no hesitation in saying that yout spring is incomparably the best article which I have soca ot used. Ihave tried others, and found them to fall under Proséuro, or to freeze in cold weather, and become works than useless, I should prefer using yours at double thet ing any other rubber pring which has fation © iaeitt, Sbringe possess the rare quality of preserving their y Mt all temporatures, Yours, &c., OLIVE! |. LEE, Late Superintendent of the Hudson Wire Pitted, Orloans, of March 17th, Apply at Lovejoy’s CALMORNIA STEERAGE TICKET, THROUGH, For ifornia for the 17th inst, CO., No. 3 South street: of the Heh of Maxeh, for California | Apply to C UTION TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS, pretending to be agents of independent steamers from hamato San Franciseo, have been issuing tickets for. th steamship Now Orleans—hereby give notice, that all ticket, CAutoy, TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS, SRENCH RY REVIEW—A WEEKLY PAPER, a port ued, in F h and 2 ‘lish, with the pronun ion and literal translation, Sixteen pages » Pa $6 por annum, Office, No. 68 Broadway, P°* Week Pr-oo UILDING ASSOCIATIONS, &C.—THE AROVE work in just publ ing their character and ruinous ¢ aation of their balance sheets. Price 12h; centr; to be bad at the bookstores, and of J. PERRY, 504 Broadway, gage on board the steamer Winfield Seott, from Pau, San Francisco, unless said ticket is si them rn caution is given in consequence of learnin, sous, calling themselves agents of inde offering their tickets and. promising to secure pi our steamer Tho steamer United Staten leaves here tor € inst,; pasrongers by hi field Scott, from CALIFORNIA TICKETS. Csargeu TICKETS.—FOR SALE, FOUR STEER- age Tickets, for the 10th of April, by tho ship om Northern Light, connecting at Panama with the stew: 8.8. Lowis, Address" San Francisco,” Horald off ihe GAnrors TICKET FOR SALE.—€ first cabin Ticket in Steamers Sierr sale.—One Ticket in the Siorra Nevada, through to Cal- Apply to MAYHEW, TALBOT & | Digererd feay THROUGH TICKET To BE DIS- osed of, by steamer 17th March. Apply t ss ( E. ¥.SWEBE] Wail street. A STEERAGE THROUGH TICKET—A rst vate berth—in the stoamor Sicrra Nevada, packet ». EWING, 47 HE subvcribere—learning that several persons iu the city, ued for the New Orleans other than those issued by us, fraudulent and veid, and will not entitle the holder to » sage in said steamer, under any circumstance, J. HOWARD & SON, 34 Broadway, Agents for steamship New Orleans, subscribers give notice that no ticket will secure infield Scott. This is sntirely anna iy Win in Feaneiseo, on 10th April roxio, Wi 4 for at Panaina, and'go by steamer Pinfield Seat r through tickets, and the plaa of cabins and other parsials 4, apply t Ir AVIS, VOKS & €O., 23 Beaver etroet, RES TO LET.-TWO SPACIOUS new Metropolitan ¥ nthe Ist May, day, to HITNEY, 47 Front stroot. {OTHIC COTTAGE TO LETAT HIGH BRIDGE, FIRST honre on the hill above Macomb’s Dam, house contains cellar kitehen, par- convenient house and within two minutes walk Rent low. Apply | Broadway and 40 Dey atreet. OTEL AT TICONDEROGA POINT TO LET OR Leaso.—To let or lease from the Ist April next, the fur- nished Hotel at Ticonderoga Point, situated on Lak lain, and the outlet ud a half of land. Jor, and reven bedrooms. grounds at Chatham, New Jers pos, with the heavy HO. H, SWORDS, 116 | Prince.—Jobn L. Vandowater & (). will «el TO The three large Stores which aro to be finished by lat next, om wort side of Sixth avenue, nearl; with skylight in re in basement, immediately undor the above, so. arranged as 40, to let, similar Storey, whiel on west side of Third avenue, 'wenty-third streets, from 9 to 10 A. M.; or o Also, small Stores to bo of very enay noc: are to be finishes eotweon Twenty-second an LL, 763 Broadway, Bond street, from 5 te 7 P. M. LENDID STORES.—TO RENT, FOR FIVE OR TE: years, the two fine five story stores, 43 and 45 Barclay . They are, without exception, the finest stores in the to Ed. H. Hudson, 192 Broad- folbrook, 157 Brondwa: VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ie Hi po Furniture, will be taken on reasonable , by ear! . GEO. W. S 4580 Broadway, » large room, o light mechanical busi TORE TO LET, IN CATHARINE STREET—ONE OF the best stands in the city for the retail dry goods busi- Counters and shelving complete, and belong to the Possession given immediatel, No. 1 Birmingha: 0. LET—THE SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH Hotel, 429 Broadway. Tho second ed up as a Billiard Room, and contains five some mahogany tables, with maces, eues, &e., complet The third floor was formerly used suitable for meetings, societies, &c. ‘or further particulars, inquire at the floors of the Cit, Mavonie order. 0 LET—A FRONT PARLOR, ON SECOND FLOOR, and bed room attached, for single gentlemen. Also, two attic bed rooms, all furnished or unfurnished, warm and cold baths, in @ private family, at No. 98 Madison treet, from the first of May next. Inquire at No.3 Monroe ET IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.—A FIRST # renidence in every respect, if applied for imme- Within three minutes walk and steamboat laudings. $400, Enquire at 23 Fulton atre 0 LET._THE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE No. 45 Horatio street, north side, near Abingdon square. Has garden in ent i of the railroad depot asion given April 1. Ri , Newark, New Joree rape vines, &¢. ton good tenant, for two years— 08—fc of present Apply at 41 Water street, up sta 0 LEASE~ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND, NOW d by & market gardener, situated on tho Brooklyn tornpike, at ita intersection with Atlantic within two miles of the Full ood double stone house ud South ferries. er. Apply at No.52 Walker 10 LET—A DWELLING HOUSE IN LONDON TER- race, West Twenty-third street, finished manner, with gas, bath room, water elosct, &c., and has the very story. Tho fine terrace in front, from Ninth t Tenth avenu for the uso of the reside: ‘ears will be given box 1,071 Post Office. UPPER PART OF ory House, No. 201 West Fiftoenth street, bi consisting of two pari! mm second story; one room For further infor- THROP, 150 Greenwich stro sion given imme Croton ‘water it ais lanted with choice THE MODERN twoon Eighth and Ninth avenues two bedrooms, and bath on third story, with the back mation, apply'to A. ° ORT EN LATE AE EES A SR Pan ere TENANTS’ REG ROADWAY | ST étores in the building No. 506 Broadway, bet) and Honston str Hotel and Niblo’ tho «treet by ornament: be had immediately, particulars, apply; AUCTION SALES. H., 28808, averion ger NTINUATION oF + assignee salepat 146 Greonwichavenas, this Monday morning, at half past ten o'clock, being the stoek of an ex- tensive Furnishing Warehouse, sold to satisfy claims tothe Amount of $6,000. The sale will consist on Monday of 6 su- fax, 2 Sofa Beds, 9 mahogany Rockers, 6 sets mah hairs, Bruseels and Ingrain Carpets, 6 mob wtands, Tables do., 12 walunt and other Bedsteads, I large hair Mattresses, 6 feather Beds, Bianketa, 6 hall Lan- walnu! aple Chairs, 6 gilt Mirrors, 20 vans, Hookeases, Card, Dining, Breuk- e ‘ancy Tables, rich solar Is , Cutlery, Waren Berntles:richsolar Lamps, Cutlery, Crockery, OUN 1. VA EWATER, AUCTIONEER.—TURSDAY, Mareh 16, 1852, at 49 Morcer «tract, botwoon Spring and 104g o'clock, by ordur of the administrators of the above premises, consisting of Irow li Furniture, &o., &o NTHONY J. BLEECKER, atl Splendid Property in fee, Ni. 95 Auetion.—Anthony J. Bleecker will eel! at auction, on Tuese ch 16, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ xchange, ing ‘very desirable’ property, viz.—On Chay y brick ho am ber eR ambora strost, a6 4 and further partieul Broad atroet. ec DRIEN It. MULLER, AUCTION EER—PERBMPTORY t in depth, c sale in partition, by order of the Supreme Court, of 1,025 of the choicest and most valuable lota in the eity of New York, situated on the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh avenues, Sixty-third, Sixty-fourth, Sixty-fifth, Sixty-sixth, Slaty-seventh, Sixty-cighth, Sixty-ninth, Seven= fieth, Seventy-Aret,. Boventy-socend, aud. Seventecthied » part of wiih are o ton aquare. A H. day, the 16th da; Merchants’ Exch: the direction of able lots as ab ee prob has beon no better opportuni offered to the oifizens of Naw York fur twenty ears past, to make selections in ao desirable # part of the island, (heing in the isinity of Unmulton and other ‘contemplated equares) at thelr own prices, either for investment or ivate rewic The whole of this Property, is intersect= the lending avonuos, aud bounded on either id Sixth avenue railroads. Sixty per @ money may remain, at the eption of the purchasers, on bond and mortgage for three yours, Mt mx ¢ interest, per annum, payable semi-anoually. Mapa boro detcribed property can ho had ay the ofteo ot alt 0.7 rae MULLER, Auetion ADRIAN H. OHN W. LEGGETT, AUCTIONERR.—TRADE SALE of Pa; er-— Leggett & Brothers will goll at auction, on Monday, Moreh 22, 1,000 enson of Writing Papers, compriting a very Tull assortment, from tho best factories in the coun- try. “Also, several Inrgo invoicos of English and French Papers. All the cases will he opened for inepection on the Friday and Saturday previons to the sale, Paper buyers are particularly invited to attend this salo, ag overy lot will be sold without reserve. Terms—Under $100, cash; from $100 to $300, four months ; from $300 to $600, four and #ix e months; from to $1,200, four, six, and eight months 5 from $1,200 to $2,500, four, eight, and ten months ; from $2,500 to $5,000, for eix, gut, ton, and twelve m lobes eight, rr, payable in tl G a BROTHERS, No. 801 Consignmonts for this sale will be reosived till M With the understanding that every invoice must ithout reserve. OHN LEVISON WILL SELL, ON MONDAY MORNING, March 16, at No. ish Chathain square, the Stook and f the hotel kept by William den, consisting of ‘and Sogars, Bar and Bar Fixtu and —WE WOULD CALL THE sale, to-morrow, Monday, by the Merchants’ Buchan, of lots on Third and Second avenuos, Forty-fourth, and Fo: ty-fifth ntreets. Tho lota arc woll caloulated fer immediate improvement. The sale will be peremptory to elose an os- tate. Maps can be had at tho ofico of the Auctioneer, No, 11 Wall street. UCTION NOTICE.—GROCERIES IN LOTS TO SUIT the retail grocers.—Tuesday, March 16, at 1033 o'clock, at No. 67 Dey stroct, cornor of fr pickled Mackerel and’ Horrings, monds, Raising, Figs, Prunes, To Snuff, Brandy,’ Gin, Whiskey, W: rants, Picklos,'S & CARTER, Auctioneer. LET—ON STAT! den, known as C1 ISLAND, THE PUBLIC GAR- fton Park.—This well-ostablished place of resort comprisos an aren of seventy acres, covered nd offers an opportunity for a splon- did summer business. There is an icohouse filled on the pro- For terme, apply to é ‘with fine forest trees, HOUSE, LARGE fifteen rooms, besides stables, ice house, uated about hall 0 LET OR LEASE.—A TWO STORY and convenient, containini kitchen, cellars, &c., together with barn, five or six acres of land, a mile above Fort Hamilton, on high ground, on the banks extensive and varied views of The furniture would be Distance from New York filled, &e., and of the Narrows, commandin; unsurpassed interest and let with tho house, if desired, city about seven miles. Stage and steamboat communica- tion frequent throughout theday. Inquire of Mrs, S. Berier, on the premisos, ‘D FLOOR AND BAS: , between Bar- from Brondway, and one He let togethor or separately. ‘The building is to be altered to a store, and the dealer, engray very fine for n jeweller, wate any kind of Light business COMSTOC 0 LET—IN THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG, THE 5 No, 6 Irving pla to be finished by the first ith all the modern improvements, and within two ex’ walk of Peck slip and Grand strovt ferries. so the two story and No. i980 South Ninth street 0. B. house, with tea roo, MISCELLANEOUS. —PROPOSA d for the constructic from Florence, on the River Delaware, to Keyport, on the’ Raritan bay, & distance of about forty miles. The road to consist of a donble ttuck, each ten feet in width; to be built in the most substantial across the State of New J 5. 1 Hanover str: EVERS, FULL Silver Levers, full jewolled, ft 25, Tobin and Boos JOUN COX, Importer, 208 Broadway, corner of Fulton stre ARRANTED WATCHES. — SII. Watches $10; full jewelled Levers $15; fine gold ud fine gold and ¢ilver Patont Levers, of the best quality, retailed at wholesale prices, at the (JACOBS, Importer’ of Fine TARRANTED | 0, Re CYLINDER Ladies’ Watches cheap Watch Store of Watches, 102 Chatham BOSWORTH, ‘igars and Commission Merc! v Orders for Cigars, 8 of the island, will re WHOLESALE DEALER t, 59 Calle de los Offi. , Sugar, and all ¢i rompt attentio on Application giving reliable stat Consignments from tho a ments of the Havana market. United States receive caretul attention and the utmost dea- 62,000 SEGARS CHEAP,— 29, Havana Sega 19,000 of first quality fe vogure are offered at a Nf VERY F yer ML: 19,000 at 9; 4,000 at $35, led bargain. Apply at tho Na treet. 10 AUCTIONEERS AND OTHERS.—THE UNDER- signed would respectfully invite the attention of pore sons who may wish to obtnin a splendid and showy room for the sale of Furniture or Fancy Goods, or respoctable moot- ngs, that the City Assembly Rooms can be obtained om Fo8- sonable terms, by a ‘ing to GEO. W. MILLER, , 480 Broadway, (up stairs.) FOR SALE. Aw i A VALUABLE FARM, @O OO —ror Sal B9,000.~ over ninaty acron, tureo mites notuh atthe Village of New Rochelle, will be sold for the above sumow i For full particulars, inquire of P. R. WILKINS, Now 1 street, corner of New atreet. HOTEL FOR SALE—WITH STOCK AND FIX- tures complete, “‘Thego is a bowling saloon and am oyte t tached Lo the premises. Inquiro o er saloon attached to the promises. ee aoe REDUCED PRICES—$5 25 PRR he tmines.—I am daily receiving bees Peach Orchard Red Ash, of all sizes, for family use yhite Ash Coal, it (from yard at 25 eente additional charge. Nos. 34 35 Washington street. GEORGE MORROW. JOR SALE~BY AUCTIO ON THE PREMISES, . Without reserve, on Tuesday, Mareh 16. ‘Tho subsoribor offery his house and 21% acres of Land, {nn highs tate of eulti- vation, Well stocked, with a vari H OAL y of grafted frnit; plea- tantly sitvated in Centre atroot, North Orange, New Jeraoy, five minut walk from the Morris and Exsex railroad depot. TR. MAWDRY, enue, in Brooklyn—house ‘20 feet cp; it is well built, and finished with w large cistern, with pump, in tho by 82 feet; marble mantels, &e.; Kitehon. VOR A TTAIR-DRESSING SALOON, NO. 46 Division street, doing a good business; to be sold in ce of the owner being sick, and mot likely te ree owner can be seen at 213 Sullivan street, KAT WOODEN COT. Ho ird strect, near Broad- ey are ni icnt. They are finished with marble mantels, C ter, & ly, for further particular THAT, toot ‘and shoo dealer, 6 Ann str he Real Estate office, corner Broadway and Thirty-third street. WOR SALE-IN TWENTY-SECOND STREET, tween the Kiglth and Ninth ayvenuos, a threo story House, 24 by 60 feet, lot 24 hy 100 feet: price, $9,000. Also, three three story brick buildings, finished in the best man= ner, price $4.0), Nos. 44, &c., Dean stroct, six blocks above the'City Hall, Brooklyn: Eng of M. J. GILIMOOLY, 78 Nasaau stroct, N.Y. ARE OPPORTUNITY.—THE SUBSCRIBER, WISH- ing to retire, would dispose of his stock, furniture and usiness, located in the best part of Broadway (noar Stew- art's); established 1842. To any party having $4,000 to ine it 01 BE- a fored; Address EB. L., isan opportunity seldom o| fice, 0 DOCTORS OR OT! coupee carriage, in pert et hundred and sixty dolinrs ; cost six haadred und ify. Ap) at 198 Mercer street. wo ly ASIIINGTON STRE ‘0. 1 Muckerel, large No. 2 di salmon, in lots to suit PHILEMON D. HAIGHT, AND MECHANIOAL LAMPS.— undersigned has the honor to inform his customers that he hay opened his show rooms, where can be seen tl largest choice of French Gas Fixtures of entirely new pi ranted, and fitted up with eare aud H.C. VILLE, 445 Broadway. DELIERS, PENDA irandoles, Mantel Can ius make, at factor: albata ware Castors, Baskets, patterns, $7 por doz, Pickled herring, dry co AS FIXTURE Ivory Cutlery, William stree' &e, > 52 between Fulton and Aun streets, opposite HOW,.W1N DOWS— ce like silver, at one-thi desired, engraved hand- somely. On baud, a great varioty of new pattern plated iu the very best manner, at low p Visiting cards neatly engraved ab, A now article, w NAST OFF CLOTHING.—WANTED TO PURCHASE jollars worth of good left off in large or small quantitics, for which the Cull he given in current money, h post, to Jame fow doors from about,two thousand n’ application, either ersonally or thro 1 Orange street, MACHINE OR MANGLE,—THE SUBSCRI- bers are manufacturing and offer for sale the above ino, It puts a beantital gloss on shects, jabor-saving ma f ie ie Cay their utility and use. ae ee eee CAN an street, and 4 Li T FIRE ANNIMILATOR.—THE American Fire Annihilator Company are now prepared of Territorial Rights for St and Counties, and tors now made by the Compal ‘y to the English, being mado under the direction of Mr. he machines vary from 1 to 6—the prices varying fr ceived, and any furt her information given, at the office of the Company, No, 4 Warren str “ RNUM, General Manager, ES—STRANGERS AND CITIZENS d dat MEDUURST hat the largest, oh nd Toupecs, is to he f ane, warranted not t And combine all the Intest. impre ed the gold medal at the Lond. CH OF SUMMER, Cold winter's gone and past; Swoet spring hus come at last; ‘Thongh coy at frst, li With time the Inasi But with towers, and leaves, and sunny skios, Come tleas and bed-buge, roach For lgon's Powders sond— ‘Them We can recommend, ‘Th’ Egyptian plagues had all beon nullified ous antidotes been tried, sof Lyons stamp— sortment of W: & HEARD'S, % grow warmer. ale of Lyon's Magnet FRIENDS. AT NIGHT? DO O THEY BiITx You, they, the bed bugs, trouble you? Do the steal from your larder? ‘Do they destroy your property by day Do tho cockroaches infost your dwelling? Do the Croton bugs annoy you? Do the anta run over your tables Do then, friends, if your dwelling, ship, mar- taurant be infested with any of the above vermin ts, away to COSTAR'S Dopot, 44 Broadway, and vurchase veme of hia exterminator, for it is the only thing iu hours from 2 P.M. to 6 RTIPICTAL LERONES.—ALEXAN: jn six or twelve di Herald build- 1.0 GOLD MINING ComP. having recen HEXDVERTISER alifornia, where he erected and put in perntion « Steam Stamping Mill, for oxtracting gold from quarts, offors his serviees to any company now being organized, to superintend the gete ting up of machinery for se the gold. From his practical experience, he ave a inrgs outlay to those who are about em’ king in the busines: Address Gold Miner, Herald office, 80,000 10.2088 ON PERSONAL PROPER. > ty.—Life Insurance and Loan office, 85 Nasea ‘This office is nlwnys ready to lend, at the ,fny amount desired on personal property im Wiil also purchase good city bonds aud inordgar M. LUTHER SHELDON, Insurance Agent. a good q the amount of $1.2 prices, may addre na Sugar) ing to exchange at thee, 4, to fake EMITTANCES 10 ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT- lund, and Walos—Draits, (rom £1 and upwards, paya- iar ; “HOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., 88 South street, only authorized agents in this city for the Swallow Tail Lines of Liverpool und London packets. A Hi, PRIDE & CO.’s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, Wall street. Freight, 38 cent er 1b, teanspor! the Isthmus, by Mosquera & Coe ty aero "| rausporters of all the gold dust, Next shipmont by Sierra Novada, I7th M A. H. PRIDE & 7W OHN McMICHABL, $6 OLD SLIP, CORNER OF South strect, has for sale drafts for any amount, whieh Will be cashed throughout Great Britain and Iretand. wey rh ok fasues certificates of Pas: by the Eagie line of New Yo and Liverpool packets, Refers to Mosers. Jno. W. Whitlo &Co., Sher & Collings, Acton Civil, Ee: NO. 50 SOUTH STREET, NEW Waterloo Road, Liverpool, have for fee, payaule ia eviry town throughout Bay land, Ireland, Sect} and Wales; are also agenta for tha Swallow Line of Liverpool and London packets, the Re Star, Dramatic, and St. George's Line of Liverpool pae sailing weekly.’ Certitioates for the above lines can be had. RAFTS ON IRELAND, ETC.—THF, SUBSCRIBERS draw Sight Drafte om various banks and bankers ia England, Ireland, aud Scotland, in sums to suit, WILLIAMS & GUION, 40 Pulton street. Passage can be secured by the old Biack Star Line of Liverpool packets, sailing Ist, Oth, 1th, 16th, 2ist, and 20th of every inonth, £1 BRAPIS ON UNION BANK OF LONDON, NA- tional Bank of Scotland, and Belfast Bs any of Ireland. Drafts on those ia sums from 41 upwards, bh: TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 76 Wall st., cor. Peart, ONEY MAY BE OBTAINED FOR A SHORT TIMB in sums of $5 to $1,000), on watchos, diamonda, silver Pjate, jewelry, dry goods, piaaoe, and fancy articles, by a plying at tho'Agency Oftice, fren street, eo Church. Office hours from 10 to NB Kt from 16 Park place. FOR SHORT PRRIODS+ on watehes, plate, jewelry? » carriages, saddlory, &é., at tha ONEY MAY BE OBTAIN in sums from $1 to $1, Gry goods, furnitur he General Agency Office Re No. it Grand of Broadway, over the Pacis Bank. fidence and ‘honor may be relied upon, to 3, and 5 to 7 o'clock, treet, corner nanny ee GENTLEMEN'S HANDK : men in want of poek would do well to — into 625 Bre very large stock of all. kinds ordinary ri Just received, lored Yorder andkerebic fi i French camibrte Shire Front , Very One. nd kag . YARDS & CO., rom 5 DRE fostcn and Bieeckvrotreets, P GOODS —FRENCH PRINTS 44, FAST COs ing per yord; also, Lawns, printed a ers, at: ©, topetber with every deseripti Ode, rich Brocade wud other Silks, Shawls, Lae Embroiderien, Hosiery, Liners, aud Domestie Goods, fox vale, wholesale and retail, at very low prices, b: TIFFANY & @UTIING, 321 Byondway, also one cage Of