The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1853, Page 2

gem gnd intended rather old school of policy, than a to the present day—an i to rea- homage rendered to peace. By it do England and the United States as- ws upon Nicaragua, in the shame- of Se ert scheme? It mae be it contains | jing more than mere indica- But why were we threatened, in event these tions should not be acc ? ‘Threats imply ultimate use of force, and superadd insult to the which the unacceptable project would have ted. It is said that this project was contemplated by the Bulwer and Cla: treaty, and is its necessary pen- dant. If s0, t treaty, in which Nicaragua in faith expected to tind a guarantee of her , but proved a fatal failure. It may have been that we were over-confident of its benefits. Grant- ‘wg this, our error was a pardonable one, for it was | = to suppose that a friendly government, ly called upon to support and indicate the American cause, would ever unite with the diplo- of the Old World, to constitute a moek kin, mm ike heart of Nicaragua, and thereby usurp, im Koglish i z He H i halt, the most fertile portion of our ter- witory. What would have been the indignation of | the immortal Washington had he beheld his great wepublic making itself subservient to the oppressive | @esigns of its nataral enemy / And what would the | enlightened Monroe have suid, had he witnessed the | abandonment by his suc: rs of the profound prin- eiple of statesmanship which he promulgated, of op- pesition to the further establishment of European do- | minion in America’ _ Bat while thus censuring the conduct of the present | = of the United States, far be it from us | e that the American people entertain hos- | tile feelings towards us. Since the publication of thie projet, we have found in the United States weaerous champions of our rights, who have boldly and successfully attacked the criminal principles | _ which it was based ; and they now give us an- | of their sympathy, in the opp use with which hail the rejection of this discreditable » Our constancy in supporting our national | imtegrity has created for us advocates amongst all | who love justice ; for our cause is the Ame- cause—the cause of reason against force— cause of independence and liberty against the of despotic Europe. We expect, and | we a right to expect, that the opinions of our | in the United States will tind a response all America, and that the justice of our eaime will enlist there and elsewhere a unanimous pablic opinion in our favor. Sooner or later we look te be relieved from the pressure of foreign force, and fer a full recognition of \the principles for which we have so long struggled, and for which we have so suffered. As an evidence of public fe: | ing in the United article from the New York Herarp of Oct. 5 - lere follows article from the Heranp, pub- ing, With approving comments, the decree of the | i a Legislature declining to accept the pro- | ject above referred to, and re-aftirming the Monroe | e. Bach fd the opinions and such the wi American journals, without exception, so fi have fallen under our observation. Suc we are happy to_ belie are the views of jority of the American people. They new nee and coura pesition which we long extinction of our nations minions existence. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Turspay, Jan, 13—t P.M. "There was avery beavy business transacted at the fmt board to-day, but prices were not very well sus- tained. It would be difficult to tell which was the mest prominent stock on the list to-day, when such aa active demand existed for all. , Florence and Keyport, Long Island, Niearagos with speculators, and a good man, hands. At the first board Nicaragna Transit ad- vanced j} percent; Parker Vein, 1}; New Jersey | ime, }; Long Island, 1. Phoenix Coai fell off 3 per eent, witb sales of ouly two small lots; New Creck, 2; Florence and Keyport, 2; St. Lawrence, 4; Erie | Railroad, 1. At the second board Phenix Coal | Gempany advanced 3} per cent—all others closed | st prices current in the morning. The bearsare hard | at work on Phoenix, and, for the purpose of depress- img prices, some one sold a little lot of five shares at @ decline of several per cent compared with priees ruling at the close of the second board | yesterday. The transactions at the second hoard to. | ay show (hat the stock is firmly held. The bulls in | Long Island are making some progress—much more than we expected. The downward movement in Brie Railroad to-day was caused by the appearance | were favorites shares changed wn the market of a good deal of hypothecated stock, | fom the hands of small wi eperators stepped forward bey taking every lot offered. The stock is now in bet- ter hands, and the probability is prices will here- after rule higher. Panama Railroad lately | been quite active, and prices have been steadily set- img down. ‘There were sules this afternoon at 132 per cent. « holders. Several hea arrested the decline, The market for sterling exchange, at the , for the Boston steamer, was not active, and - warty reported were with difficulty sustained. We have no alteration to make in our quotatious. The New York and Harlem Railroad Company save declared a semi-annual dend on the old wock of two per cent. The Albany and Schenectady Railroad, four per cent. The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad gives notice that an extra dividend of twelve doilars per share, ou the capital stock of the above companies, hus been declared, payable in ‘the bends of the companies, to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and «fier the first day ef March next, at the companies’ office, in Phila- @elphia. The stockholders of the Philadelphia and ‘Frenton Railroad Company will receive, at the same Time and place. a like dividend of twelve dollars per share, for their interest in the Delaware ond Raritan anal and Caniden aud Amboy Railroad aud Trans- portation Companies. The Norwich Bonk has declared a semi anoual di vidend of four per cent. The Mechanics and Tra ders Bank of New Orleans fonr per cent. The earnings of the Ogde pany during the month of Deceinber, 1452, amount ed t0 $42,106 54. Same month in 1851, $29,017 04 1850, $1 87. Increase in 1852 over 1861 988 40, over 1X50, $24,447 47 The Boston Journal of the 17th inst. says Aé@vanced prices for Factory shares are y tained. The indications point to mach ment, and it is worthy of remark, that tien attends the advance Sawrence, Laconia, York, Mass: y Lowell, and others of our mills, have heen made daring the week at gains of one half to three per cent im market prices. A high degree of prosperity this year will reward oar manufacturers for their patience and perseverance through the period of adversity husetts, Fasex and Hadley Falls are less active, but have ex- perienced only slight and prolal de- eine. Essex was firm at 116 Hr Land shares claim more attention in tue <peculative market, East Boston, Cary improvement vod Waver taking the lead. “The ‘two last named will doubt take fresh inpulees in the apr ent the wioes improvements going on are we aud oimted. The annexed statement exhibits the the principal points in the United states, of prodace { bonded from Canada West, during the sta. vigation in cach of the past two years Cawana Provece Boxoen ar Osw coo. 1850. z Fleer, bil Wheat, bushel Pet Peas, i @atmen!, bhi. Butter, Ibe ‘Weel, ins Phassecd, ‘Wo @ats, bushels Fleur, bbls. Wheat, bushels Butter, ths Ashes, bbl teh a Peas, bushels ' Leather and «kine 2 Pork, bbls. Bows and shouleer ‘ @vimenl, bbls Rospen ar Care Vinensr Fie bbls seeve dehos, Jn addition ty the bopded prgduce of Canada, there } | of discounts, | rity for the issues than the assets in the hands of the | ~ | phy the postage. 5. COPY RE hae been an unusually large ipcrease in shipments of different articles, entered duty paid at those points. At Oswego alone, the article of sawed lumber entered there for 1850 was fifty millions; 1851, sixty-two millions; 1852, exceeded ninety millions. At Cape Vincent and Ogdensburg, this year, a large quantity of lumber was shipped, say at both points, tweuty millions. Barley was entered at those points duty paid, prin- cipally for the Albany market. Over 100,000 bush- els went from points on Lake Ontario, this season, besides other coarse grains, upon which the duty was paid. Here we have had a large market for Western Ca- nada for the past three years, amounting in round figures for flour 1,000,000 barrels; 3,000,000 bushels of wheat; 220,000,000 feet of sawed Iumber; about 1,000,000 bushels of coarse grain, besides a large quantity of other articles. ‘a The annexed table of arrivals at Port Richmond, the coal depot of the Reading Railroad, trom March 24th to December 31st, 1852, will give a good idea of the extent of that trade :— ANTHRACTIE Coal TRADR—COMMERCK OF Port RICHMOND. Arrived. Ships. Brigs. Scivs. Sloops. Barges. Mare 3 g 2 8 238 i 16 230 Ma; a2 208 $1 poay 103 35 ns 338 8 41 0 488 46 pao) 26 38 STL 5,482 «3542759 —making a grand total of 9,047 vessels, which load- ed with coal in the nine months. The reports of some of the leading institutions of New Jersey, made to the Legislature on the Ist of January, 1850, gives the annexed exhibit of the lead- ing departments : ny Banks oF New JERSEY, one rposils. Circ’n. Specie, Newark Bk’g & Ins... , $1,045,582 $312,253 $279,375 $45,088 State Bank, Newark.. 837,155 272,774 167,362 40.882 Mechanics Bk. 870,824 367,888 917 211,281 Newark City Bank... 142,117 80,375 72,789 10,807 State Bk. N-B’nsw'k. 308,517 180.458 199.479 36,778 Far. & Mec. N.B’k... 166,254 48,608 132,860 20.421 Total...........$3,460,449 1,262, 256 1,045, 782:965,917 The circulation of all these banks amounts to about three times the specie onhand. Individual de- posits amount to a little move than one-third the line These banks transact business under special charters, and bill holders have no other secu- managers of said banks. Stock Exchange. 120 200 shs Nic Trans €0. 37 3380 Cum Coal Co 100 Parker Coal 106 We cass 53... 10044 Mt. Bds. 102 rie & 850 New Creek 000 Hud. R.NewBds, 969% 400 dow... .... 100 Erie RR. 525 do... do do ee i do... a. O36 | 50 Del & Had do... BIO 915g 100 do E do .. 9 80 do. 1% ‘ 25 Bank Coramerce 10834 20 Ocean Bank . 10845 250 Morris Canal. 21, 60 Ohio Li & Tr. B10. 106 ae ae 50 Williamsh'g Gas. 10: do Harlem do do... Syr RR, Long Island RR 100 Portsmout 50 de 100 Phenix Min Co. 5 do, 50 Flor & K 100 75 200 200 Had River RE 19 . 10 Panama RR.. do. N Indiana Ri RoL &NFRR do 225 shs Nic Trans Co.bS 400 Erie RR... 100 L. RR. 500 do... . 50 Parker ConiCo.bi0 100 NewC" Cos 444 OKC TRADE REPORT. Torspay, J Asies.—Sales were made to-day of 65 bbls., pots at $4 624; arls at $5 75, per 100 Ibs. A i Breapercers.—Flour seemed in better request. at yes terday’s rates. The transactions reached 17,900 bbls.. | rye, $4 50; sour, at $4 814; a $4 9394 A anpertine No. ¢ a $5: ordinary to choice State, 1 4 mixed to fancy Western, and eommon to good $5 81\;; ordinary to favorite Southern, | : fancy Genesee and Obio, at $5 75 a 2; and extra | 6 100 bbls. Jersey | 4a 5 873g: extra Wi Genesee, at $5 87 7s a $6 0. meal bought at $3 75 per bbl. Wheat appeared in more demand, and firm. The sales comprised 15,000 bushels | Western white, (part le ing,) at $1 1 $1265 a $1 28) Southern do., (part last ¢ ‘ inferi 200 Long Island, “3,000 inferi s mixed, per bushe Nothing Corn favored factors. 1,000 bushels new Southern etivity wt old prices. The | t 113zc.; 50 Rio, at | per Ib, | e speculative action continues, with a daily | rkot. The to-day were 1,200 bales. Liverpoe 5M) bbls. rosin were engaged | a yo 00 do. at t!.; 1,000 bbls. flour at 2s. nd 86,000 bushely wheat at 8d., in bulk. Cotton asa . There was nothing new for London or Havre To California, prices ranged from a8ie. per foot measurement, with oer above or below these r: jonalJengagements at figure PRovIsION! vork te ldownwards. The day's move ments included 390 barrels, old prime at $16; new at $16 $16 50: old mes $1875 a $18 87; and new a $19 Pickled meats were unchanged. Lard seemed cheaper—200 barrels werr od at 11 ye. a1 3c. per Ib. Beef wa inqnired for: the sales com. 0) barrels, country a ity prime at $5 623; a $7; ss at $975 $12 50a $13; | ed Chieago 13 50. Besides e rime mess at mi 80 barrele beef names at $15 Batter and were dull and heavy, at old pri¢ Rick continued quiet but steady, at a #4 121; for inferior to prime, per 100 Ibs Sprerms.—The day's transactione embraced 100 bbls Jersey and Ohio and prison whiske cand 26346. | a We; 80 bhds. druc nd 25 hal! pipes cognac brandy, at a Kral. Eevati—sales by auction—Hy Jam houses and lots in man street, N between Nassau and William, $60,000 + W. dfiller.—5 ho 1 street, 17.10x64.8, $10,000; house 1 etreet xi4.11, $10,000, L lot in F 1100 feet east of Fifth avenue, 100.5525, $2,160 180; 4 do do, each adjoin 2. 4 adjoining. , each $2,040: 4 lo do 020: 4 do do de | Forty thir Fourth $2.850;1 on ut, 25 feet south of et, 2 Forty-third «tre Ninth $1,500. William: 1 lot bor treet hony J Bleecker—6 lots on Ninety- secon Fifth and sixth avenne JOrs25, $400 each, 1 corner Ninety-second street and Fifth avenue, 2.100; $1,100: 3 on Fifth avenue, between Ninety first and Ninety-second streets, eneh 26x10, $800 each ; and Kighty-third street avenue Fighty se ni Bighty thire ts, 2h x8 Ton Sixth avenue, between Fighty do de Forty sixth street, ne second adj xize, $6 ty -<ixth on 100t 100, $2: each $2300 1 on LOtst street Lx 100, $220 4 adjoining 16 el lot 64 1 10) 4 on enue, corne «t ir 100, $400 | 1 on Kleventh Ath stroe 1 adjoining 1 do, 2B Ax78,1, $4330 (reek, 25.458.7, $940. 1 on Seventy-seventh street. corner Fifth avenue $1,575. 1 on 10d st near Fifth avenue, 25100, $200 son Fifth avenue, between Téth and 17th street ween First t. between 4on 114th 100, $210 1100, $070 JRNITORE WANTE the above to dispose of, (AL0THING AND ¥ J gentlemen baving any of ‘a | can receive a fair cash price by sending to the store, or ensure delivery Mudeon eter 60 not Joaiine by letter through the post. at ended by Bes Cohen. srw, | 2 | them LADIES OR | Ekta NOTKE.—A. — oes — By Haggerty, Jones & Co. 20th inst.— First annua! peremptery sale of the Lodi printed lawns. By order of Messrs. Sturgis, Shaw & Co., cases printed lawns, of the well-known pri of Rennie, Lodi, New Jersey, comprising the entire stock, ‘This sale will pose 3 most complete assortment of lawns ever offered at public sale in this city, comprising white and colored ground madders, chintz and ehinte madders, cho- colates of various styles, blacks aud whites and solid blacks. ‘he catalogue and samples will be ready for ex- amination carly on Weunewlay morning, the day previous to the sale. UCTION NOTICE.—THURSDAY, 1035 O’CLOCK, IN AX the large rooms, 13 Spruce street, unavoidably post poned, valuable sale of elegant furniture, carpets, church organ, and other goods, deserving attention. Particulars to-morrow. R. FoRRevraL. THOMAS BELI.. Auctioneer. UCTION” NOTICK.— PEREMPTORY, SALE OF LINEN goods, by COFF YDOCK, on Wednesday, Tamuary, 19th, 1853, at twelve o'clock, at the salex room, 57 Beaver street, at six months credit.—We will sell, this day, at twelve o'clock, at our sales room, for approved endorsed notes at six months, cases linen goods, of the celebrated bleach of James and Robert Young, Ballyme- na, Ireland, and of the importation of Mr. William Red- mond, consisting of 4-4 shirting, linen, blay and yellow linen, brown Hollands, ke., the whole tbe soll, without reserve. Damaged goods—Under the inspection the warden of the port, for account of the concerned, two bales Belgian cloths, damaged on the »voyage of importa- tion, Catalogues now ready. UCTION NOTICE—H. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, North William street, will sell, this day, at O'clock, a variety of new and second-hand furniture, so- fas, couch French bedsteads, mahogany, plajn, and dxessing bureaus, chairs, tables, piano.fortes, &c. Y J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONERR—THIS DAY, WED- nesday, January 19th, at 12 o'clock noon, at the furniture store, No. 177 Myrtle, between Hudson avenue and Navy street, Brooklyn, the entire stock of finished and unfinished furniture, tools, &e. Notice is hereby given to all persons who have left furniture at the above store to be repaired, that if the same is not called for be- fore Wednesday it will be sold to pay charges HARLES PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER.—R. D, GOODW! will sell, on Thursday and Friday, the 20th and 21< insts., at 1034 o'clock each day, at the store, 418 Broad- way, large and fashionable stock of furs, consisting of victorines, mutts, cuffs, sleigh robes, &e. The stock will be peremptorily sold, to close the concern, all of which has been made up for the Broadway retail trad NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 310 BRODWAY. i's sale, adjourned from 13th—By virtue of hment, I will expose for sale at public auction, the steamboat or vessel called the Boston, now lying at ier 44 North river, her tackle, appare! and furniture, on Tuesday, January 18th, 1853, at 10 A. M., in compliance ith un’ order granted by the Hon. Charles P. Daly, one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the city and county of YT ‘ew York, said order bearing date January 3, 1853. This sale is further adjourned un- til Friday, January 21, at 10. A. M., when the sale will peremptorily take place, at pier No. 44 North river. M. H. CHASE, late Deputy Sheriff, T. Canxury, la B. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. —VALUABLE BROAD- ay Property.—Leae of the northeast corner of and Duane street, for ten years from the Ist of with a five-story building thereon. The jot is inches on Broadway, and 100 fect on Duane . 804 Broadway. The promises will at auction, on Tuesday, January 25th, at 12 e'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The terms will be made known at the sale, J. & R. H. SHERWOOD, Solleitors for the owner, inty-five ‘ineteonth, Twentieth t avenue, Title pe ) CHOICE PAUNTINGS AT AUCTION.—THIS ning, Wednesiay, January 19th, at 11 o'clock, by Jobn Ievison, at his sales room, 341 Broadway, & pleasing and desirable collection of paintings of vari les, by talented artists—among them are cop 38 © Voyage of Life”? and th 7 rich landscapes, moonlight seenes, water views, winter seones, fruit and flowers, gaine, heals, groups, interiors, ke antly framed. Sale peremptory. oata- logu G, & HORTON, AUCTIONEER. —THIS (WEDNESDA Y.) T. afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at 35 Sixth avenue, new and second hand furniture, viz. bureaus, tables, chal glasses, lot Bohemian glassware and fancy boxes, loi of | { counters, beer pumps, oyster stands, &c. ENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT auction, Tuesday, Jan. 18, and Wednesday, Jan. 19, at 104; o'clock each day, at the sales room, No. 8 Wall strect, a large and elegant line of fancy goods, being the importa- tion of Sig. 6. B. Pandolfini, consisting of Venus de Medi- ci, Psyche of Tanerani, Venus of Canova, Venus in the Shell, of various sizes, the three Sabines, Diana, large size Psyche and Cupid reclining, after Canova, do. Cupid on pedestal, &c. Also, a large invoice of Bohemian gliss ware, Parinn do., &c. Also, an invoice of silver plated ware, consisting of tea sets, salvers, coffee sets, urns, &e. Also, a large invoice of bronzes, papier mache goods, consisting of folios, tables, &c. Also, on Wednesday, at 12 0°clock precisely, three gen- tlemens aplendid diamond Breast Pins, set with brifiants, weighing one and a half caratseach, together with a pai of ladies’ ear drops, pure brilliants, to bs sold for account of whom it may concern, Also, 4 watches and silver ware. ON W. SOMERINDY NCTIONERR—STORE NO. jot of gold and silver | oJ 11 Spruce stroct.—Mortgage sale of splendid rosewood | mahogany furniture, on Thursday, January 20th Seventh avenue, one door south of Twenty- eight t, at 104; o'clock, consisting of one suite of carved rosewood in crimson plush; one large tete-a-tete; two small do.; six chairs; three sewing do.; one eas ir; also, Gothic chairs in brocatelle; : cottage do. ; splendid hair mattresses; marble top sing bureaus: two I stands; dining + , about one hundr vix ingrain earpets; stair do. ; JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, ARGE SALE OF SLEIGH ROBES.—J. 1. VANDEWA TER will sell, Thursday, at 1015 o'clock, at the sales Foom, 14 Wall street, a large and peremptory sale of sleigh robes, consisting in part of Isabella bear, trimmed with African lynx, Hudson bay wolf, panther, leopard, coon, genet and Ainerican lamb, sleigh and lap robes, &. ‘The whole to be sold without reserve, for cash, to clove sales. Also, anassortment of furs, muffs, vietorines, &c. ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ECROPEAN ORL al Hod rn artists. —J. L. VANDEWATER will sell, this day, Jan. 19th, at the sales room, 14 Wall street. The paintings comprising this sale have been selected with ireat cure, by a celebrated European artist, and in point of merit eqnal any sale of the senson,and well worthy the ion of connoisseurs and others. Also, an original portrai mel Aaron Burr, by Stewart—the whole presenting a variety of subjects. PREG BOYLE, AUCTIONEER—GROCERIES, ON Tho . 20th instant, at 100 clock at No. 25 Prince street entire stock of tha/long estahlished store; together with the u | lease for three years from first of May next; wagon and harness, and one sleigh P . coffee, flour, ham, pork, platform seule, &e. The stock consists of @ general assortment of groceries and liquors, &e., &@., ke. Brussels carpe ane seat chairs, & Attorney for mortgagee. MUSICAL. Ms: SKGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, | Tialian and English, racred and secular, has decided to devote a few hours cach day for the instruction of young ladies. Mrs. Seguin will be happy to give all jn- formation concerning terme, plans, Xe. at her residence, le street, near Broadway, between the hours of 1 and 11 A. M. each morning. NOLIAN PIANOPORTS.—T,_OILBERT © 00,3 LES eelebrated pianofortes, with and without the Holian.—The subscriber, who is the sole azent in this city for the sale of these instruments, (the reputation of which prices which, to tho-« wishing to purchase, enn- not fail to be eal Possessing facilities for ob- d, if eqnalled, by those of any ty, he does not hesitate to say fhat has constantly on hand an extensive ae boudoir or cottage pi deons, of Prines’« and Cahart's ms other pianos to let. HORACE WATERS, ) Broadway, corner of Anthony st., up stairs. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. J EWIS AUDENRIFD HAVING RETIRED FROM THR 4 firm of Newell, Sturtevant & Co., the business will be settled by cither of the undersigned, Dated New York, Jan. 1, 1863, NEWELL STUBTEVANT, LEWIS AUDFNRIED, Newell Sturtevant having associated with him Noah Sturtevant, Joseph Maxtield, jr., Charles Wannemacher, the busin ill be continued in Newell Sturtevant YOUN AIROUS OF MEBTING WITH LN w young dy as partner in. business, or « gonile having the amount of three hundred dollars to loan twelve hundred dollara worth of furniture, purehas 14 for cash within the lost year, (at p ns housins dollars.) for which satis Payment by insta PARINER WANTED, WILE PROM $5,000 TO $4,000 A de provision busine od in it for the kest ve ye offies, «tat we AN ACTIVE PARTN y vital of about $500, lo engag WITH A CAtH th trade, in ce ion with another branch of s of a pro eter. For further purtien uddvoss Vor rowiway Post Office HORSES, CARRIAGES, &. f fh, ROBE, AND BELLS, FOR Will be sold eh © the owner has no use for Apply at 256 Kroadway JOR SALE—A FINE SORREE HORSE, SLX YRARS old, vi n baods high, warranted sound and bind in vingie end voudie Parone in Mherty etrent Causar Breekiyn SLEIGH KOR ONE Pw Hor pcan present inducements to buyers not to be found | mahogany bed- | ilt frame mirrors; marble top _ ;_common tables; | | I paintings, by the most celebrated ancient | | the Ist of | marttel, grate, bureau | be had immediat A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with @ pleasant suit of rcoms, having all the mo- dern improvements, with or without board, by applying at 23 Ninth street. FULL SUITE OF ROOMS, OOCUPYING THE WHOLE second floor, neatly furnished, and fitted up with hot air, hot water, gas, ee. to let, with board, at No. 74 pe ‘Twenty-third street.’ Also, rooms for single gen- men, A SMALL ROOM, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, WANTED— by a gentleman, in a private family, or where there are but few boarders. Terma must be moderate. Rrook- yng; preg References exchanged. reas M. Z., oflice. Hera: PARTMENTS WANTED—BY A LADY AND GEN- JA ‘teman, unfurnished preferred, with board for lady only, in a desirable location in the upper part of the city. ‘Address Bronson, Broadway Post Office. Bete m: WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN; LOCA- tion must be between First and Fifth avenues and Ninth and Fifteenth streets. Address G. McLaughlin, 226 First avenue, stating terms, &e. OARD.—A DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS ARE NOW B to let, with board, at Nos. 82 and 84 East Twenty- third street. Also, a whole floor to let in Twenty-fourth street, with or without board. Apply as above. OARD.—TWO GENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES, OR four single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board at 611 Houston street, west side and near way. Any one wishing to live retired will find the abo: an excellent opportunity, as the gentlemen ean dine down town free of extra charge. Apply at the house, or 76 Maiden lane. - OARDING IN WILLIAMSBURG.—TWO YOUNG MEN can be accommodated, with breakfast and tea, din- ner on Sunday, in a private family. A young lad, fifteen years of age, wants 4 situation inunofiice or store. Please address C. C., Herald office, OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN agentee) private family, where there are no other boarders. Location between Bleecker aud Fourth strects, west of Broadway. ‘The best of references given and re- quired, Address B. B. S., Broadway Post office. OARDING—APARTMENTS, CONSISTING OF FRONT and back parlors, tea room and bedrooms; will be iet elegantly, furnished, in fact everything for keeping house, from ‘now until ‘the first of May, to a family not numbering over six of adult age—uo children. The loca- tion is desirable, and on an omnibus and cars route; pos- session given immediately. Address 8. M., Herald office. OARD—A ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, NEATLY furnished, to let, with board, to a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, Apply at No. 8 Crosby at. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKL 0. 71 WARREN street, between Henry iton.—A génileman and wife, or two gentlemen, may obtain pleasant rooms and board in a private family. The house is newly fur- nished, and only three minutes walk from the ferry. References exchanged. OARDING—FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with full or partial board for the winter, on reasonable terms: transient boarders $1 2 per day; reference required, Rooms to let to single gen tlemen, without board, at UAT Broadway. JAMES BARKER. OARD.—AGED OR INVALID GENTLEMEY, REQUIR- ing good care and constant attention, can be accom: modated with pleasant, comfortable rooms by addressing W. A., Herald ottic TLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two or three single gentlemen, ean be accommodated With furnished rooms and board. ‘The house ix fitted up with modern improvements, warm and cold baths. Ap- ply at 102 Sullivan street, one door from the corner of Houston. AURNISHED LODGINGS FOR GENTLEMEN, WITH breakfast and tea, or for families with full board, at No. 1 Irving place, corner Fourteenth street. |URNISHED BEDROOM TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN where he can make himself at home. Breakfast «1 fea if required, Inquire at 195 Spring street. reesseD ROOMS 'N) LET—TO TWO GENTLEMEN, or a gentleman and his wife; also @ room suitable for an elderly lady, without board. Inquire at No. 17 Hudson street. URNISHED ROOM.—TO LET-—A LARGE ROOM, F with double or single beds, lorge pantry adjoining, for clothing, &c., ‘and will he kept in good order. Will be vacant by Monday next. Apply on the premises, 18 Kast Broadway. QENTLEWEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR SINGLE GEN- F Yemen, can ve accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, at 54 Bleecker street. WO OR THREE YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOM- | modated with board, with a widow Luly, where there are no other boarders. Board required in advane Address « note to A. B., Broadway Post Office, post paid. WO SMALL ROOMS, NEATLY FURNISHED, WITH grates, and bath room on same fivor, will be let, with partial board, to single gentlemen, in a private family, near Union square. Apply at 784 Broadway, corner of Tenth street. ¢ HHREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good rooms, breakfast and tea, with dinner on Sundays, in a private family. Location on Twenty-third street, between First and Second avenues. References required. Address F. B., box 586 Post office. ANTED—BOARD AND TWO GOOD_ SLEEPING Toms, (connected together preferred) in Murray, Barclay, or Chambers street, or thereabouts, not very far from Broadway. Address box 2.934, Post Office. References required. TENANTS’ REGISTER. | RY GOODS STORE 10 LET, AND STOCK AND FIX tures for sale.—The location ix one of the bes around the city for respectable trade; has been esta ed about two years, and is doing a good and steadily in- creasing cash business. There is about $5,000 worth of stock, fresh goods, and bought right, and will be sold at a fair valuation for casb. For particulars address Dry Goods, Herald office. ARM TO LET OR LEASE, IN NEW JERSEY, NEAR this city, with fifty acres of tillable land, titty of wood iand, good Buildings, and is well adapted for gardening purposes, For particulars, enquire of H. OSIRANDERS, corner of Canal and Varick streets. 10 BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.—TO Let—The store No. 53 Fulton street, corner of Cliff street. Also, the basement, for a broker's office or re- fectory; also, the lofts if they may be required, on lease, and possession given immediately. Apply ou the pre: mises. 10 RENT—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE Broadway. ‘The house is 34 by 65 feet, and is suit- able for a dwelling or business purposes. Possession cam Apply at No. 21 Clinton place. 0 LR BROADWAY—A FIVE-STORY CORNER building, 25 by 100 feet, situated between Canal and Chambers streets. “Apply at 144 Chambers strect. YO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, OR THR furniture for sale, a first class three story house in Twenty-sixth «treet, near Lexington avenue, with hot, cold and shower baths, water closets, ke. The owner hay. ing recently lost his wife, would like to lease the property and sell the furniture to a good tenant. Possession on pruary, if required. Address, House, box 1,526 Post Office. "].0 LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE corner o! South Third and Eleventh streets, Williams. burg. The house is built in the best style, 25 by 40 feet deep, with basement and cellar. The first story is a store | and back room; on the second floor are two large parlors, with sliding deors, grates, marble mantels, cornice centre pieces, and enrichinents, with a bedroom off the front | and kitchen off the back; on the third floor are five rooms, with wardrobes, closets and drawers bet ween the front and | back rooms: a yard eighty feet deep, and a goowl cistern become world-wide,) is now prepared to oBer | nd Philadelphia, ander the firm of | | ' 20,000 for water. Rent moderate toa good tenant. Possession i ii i For terms, inquire at No. @ Pitt treet, of Also two lois for sale on South Third street, which will be sold for three hundred dollars leas than their actual value Ly T° LET—AT 88 PRINCE STREET, A LARGE, PLEA sant front bedroom, on the second tloor, with large pantry, suitable for two gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife, With hoard; on the west side, third door from Broad way. T° LET—THE THIRD ¥TO0R OF STORE SOUTHEAST corner of Maiden lano and Nassau strect. Possession given immediately. Apply to P. H. & W. WILLIAMS, No. 0 Dey street FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, TO A G nand lady, will board the ludy. Inquire at 80 Charlton street, corner of Hudson. Stages pass the door every five minutes. ) LET—A FIRST RATE STAND, FITTED FOR A baich ‘There is also @ fish and oyster stand on premines. "Apply at the Citizens? Market, 127 Twelfth n Vitth « ntreet, bet th avenues. LIQUORS. KOTTLES OF CHOICE GRADES OF brandies, wines, rum, gin, whiskey, cordial, syrups, &e., &e.,” imported by Wm. H. Under hill: and for sule, in quantities to suit purchasers, whole sale and retail, at 20 per cent lower than any other house. W3i. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, é DUBLIN STOUT AND FALKIRK 2.000 just received by the Glasyow and Siddons. Also on hand, Younger’s, Tennant’s, Camp. bell’s, &e., Seotch ale, London porter, XXX stout, Phila- deipbia ale and porter, superior to any in the market For sale by WM. H. UNDER 490 Broome strect, corner of Cosh; ASSORTMENT OT BRANDIES y, rum, gin, champagne, & known brands, imported for wh ein quantities to. sui Ww. H. UND 450 Broome street, corner UGHKEEPSIE BREWERY— o 1797 —The undersigned continue to manufacture | the eclebeated Poughkeepsie pale, amber, and XXale and and the markets of Cali- lia and the Indies. For porter, for home consumption fornia, South Americn, Austr shipping. the articie ie put ny heretofore, in new wood and iron bound casks, manu ured expressly for such purpose, Orders reonived at their depot, 116 Warree wiree!, New York, or ay the brewery, Ponghkeeprie, iw VASNAR & CO, sidaunenesonneher mentee ta hiadsininnunnmas, - STORY HOUSE AND LOT Ss nles Tend: first Broadway, for sale for 300. A genteel + and'two other houses Lo tentyourth ret, for mle very low, Also, an eltsar' SHELDON, 85 Naman atrect FOR A COUNTRY STORE AND HOTEL 2. ‘500 in New Jersey—Is old established and dving & safe business; is sixteen miles from this city, and one mile Seems zellsewe eget on a road to Philadelphia; @ large house, barn, +! &e., all im com order, with two acres of garden. ‘To be sold, as the owner is going to California, A. SERGEANT, 16 Wall street. RARE CHAN Yaluabie reeipes to dispone of for making 0 gattle medicines, which have, obtained great celebrity in England and Wales for the last twelve years. f capital alone to carry them out is thé reason why he offers to dispose of them. N, B.—Numerous certificates attest the genuineness of the above. Address J. lr- ving, Post Office, Cedar street, for further particulars. GREAT BARGAIN.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES @ liquor store and lease. Terms easy. Address Horse, Herald oft OILERS FOR SALF.—THREE SECOND-HAND CYLIN- der boilers, two fect diameter, fourteen feet six in- ches long, in good order; price $50 each, Inquire on board the ‘drudging machine, foot of Hubert street, North river. UG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP—IN ONE OF THE best localities in New York, well stocked with the best of drugs and chemicals, and doi seb eey be conrilecatly egret fee out a fair prospect for practice to 4 a or surgeon. Inquire at 54 Prince street. RY Sa RUG STORE FOR SALE IN THE SOUTH.—THE EN- tire stock, fixtures, and good will of am old and well established drug store, situated in the central part of Georgia, doing an extensive und profitable wholesale and retail business, for sale. ‘Terms easy, and satis- pen aarenen given for selling out. Address A, ALEX- ANDER, Atlanta, Georgia. XCELLENT CHANCE.—THE GREAT JONES STREET House, with stock and fixtures, for sale cheap for eash, containing bar and billiard rooms, and accommoda- tions for boarders and lodgers; also an unexpired lease of six years from the Ist of May, the proprietor having other business whieh compely him to sell. Apply immodiately. (OR SALE—HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT NO. 55 North bioore street, near St. John’s park. Lot 25 by 8734 fect ; house 25 by 40 feet, three stories, with en- josed piazza, two attic rooms, ‘and all the modern im- provements, If not sold at private sale before the 27th, will that day be sold at auction, at the Merchants’ Ex- change, at 12 o'clock, by Anthony J. Bleecker. Apply to SAMUEL METILER, No. 55 North Moore street, or No. 64 Dey street. R SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS—ONE LOT AND TWO houses, No. 26 Ludlow street, near Grand; five lots, with the bufldings thercon, Nos.’ 64, 66, 68, 70, and 7! Goerek street. ‘These properties pay a good interest on the investment; the last named could, ata small expense, be converted into a factory. Also, flty desirable lots, the greatest part of them thirty feet by one hundred, in the city of Newark, eligibly situated. For further par- ticulars apply to F. D. HERVILLY, No. 3 Exchange place. (OR SALE—ON Hill, Brook kept as’ a hotel, containing fourteen rooms, with barn, carriage house, sheds, pump, cistern, &c.,’surrounded with fruit and shade’ irces, ‘nine and a half lots of ground. Kyerything convenient, For terms inquire at 229 Grand street. J. 8. GILBERT. THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT PROSPECT OR SAL STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A wholesale and retail liquor store, with rectifying tubs all complete. Sickness in the family is the reason for selling. It will be sold for the sum of $650, and no one need apply if they hare not the cash. Apply at the corner of Carll and Willoughby streets, East Brooklyn. FF" SALN.—THR ADVERTISER, WHO INTENDS TO go to California, wishes to ‘sell a light, gentecl, pleasant, and profitable business. in this city; also, furniture here, and six building lots two miles from New York. Parties, having $500 to $3,000, wishing to pur- chase, may address Americus, Herald office. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘a crockery store, now doing a good husfheas, in Catharine street. ‘To any one desirous of engaging in this business an excellent opportunity now offers. Attached to the store i¢ a good dwelling. The size of the premises is twenty-one feet front by eighty fect deep. © lease has fourteen years to run. For farther particulars in- quire on the premises, of DARE & WEBB, 63 Catharine street, who are about retiring from business. & two and a half story house, formerly | — AAADADAAD AA RK SALE—THE STOCK AND tail liquor «tore in Wall street, and a leave of two years. Alpha, Herald office. MPORTANT TO MAP PUBLISHERS.—FOR SALE, AN extensive ordnance map of Ireland, on an extensive scale. Apply to JAMES REDMOND, Franklin House, No. 23 College place. MPORTANT TO COUNTRY CHURCHES AND CONGRE- gations.—For sale—A fine tasty set of ornamental fix- tures, highly adapted toadorn a church, and consisting of large ‘chandalier, with 21 lights; 4do. de. 14 lights each ; 18 branches, 3 do. do.; 8 straight’ do. do. do. ; snitable for 2 gallery; 17 single light branches, aud 8 large- standing chandeliers. For particulars apply to J. LEVY & CO., 11034 William street. JLN DRIED BARRELS AND HALF BARREIS—FOR. flour, sugar, cement, &c.—a barrel of extra ih, ‘and one that will not shrink, manufactured and for ab No. 413 West atreet, by W. Hl Ke ON FULTON STREET, OPPOSITE ST. PAUL Church, Ne. 182, to lease for a term of years. Ap- ply to DAVID RAIT, 382 way. ILLS AT PATERSON, N, J., FOR SALE OR TO LET— ‘The cotton mill, lot, and water known » an the Fasex Mill. ‘For partie ‘apply to COLT, President of the Paterson Mani Comapeny. Also, the mill, lot, and water 5 eeupied by Plowmer & Prince, as it . For particulars, ap- ply to THOS. 0. SMIGH, Agent Society U. M. Paterson, Dec. 28, 1852. INETY-FIRST STREET LOTS, BETWEEN FOURTIL and Fifth avenues—For sale, two lots, handsomely situated, level, and on the grade, near the railroad depot. Price $550 per lot. Inquire at 97 Roosevelt street, be- tween 10 and 12 o’clock. Pass 60,000 Yara for sale by DIAGO BROS. & CO., No. 91 Front street, BE EXCHANGED FOR CITY IMPROVED PRO- 'y, five lots situated on Twenty-ninth etreet, and nine on Twenty-sixth street, a fine farm of seventy-three acres, with good house, barns, and other outhouses, 1,600 eee trees and abundance of other fruit. Also, a farm, ‘Orange county, nine miles from Newburg, of 105 acres of first rate evs under a good state of cultivation, well watered, good fruit, good house, barns, &c. Apply to JOSEPH PAVISON, Xoliam Hotel, 833 Broadway INSTRUCTION. WN YOUNG LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES. who possesses a knowledge of the Spanish ani French languages, and can speak the English language fluently, wonld dedicate a ‘few hours daily in giving in- struction in the above languages. Apply at No. 210 Elur street, first foor, room No. 2. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, ETC.—MR. W. J. REN- ville, 280 Broadway, devotes his attention, exclusive- ly, to imparting to those who may need them, the neces- sary instructions for becoming thorough practical book - keepers. Open during the day and evening. Terms rea- sonable. IXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.—A NEW aan ee ionable style of writing, ncquired in @ few lessdhs, requiring only one sheet of paper, las been diseovered by. Mr. KELLY.” This discovery is sustained by a number ot” distiguished ladies and gentlemen, in different parts of the United States, to whom Mr. Kelly has imparted the art. Letters and documents, in testimony of its eaperiority, ir preference to all others, can be at Mr. Kelly’s rooms. Please address either of the following places:—Proprietor Tammany Hall; Westchester House, Broadway or Axtox Place Motels. OVERNESS.—A YOUNG LADY, TWENTY-THREE G years of age, of an agreeable disposition and manners desires an engagement as governess, She teaches music, French, ana English in all its b No obj travel or zo to the Southern Sts ‘The highest refer- encer gi Address G. A. 8., Herald office. DANCING ACADEMIES. CARD.—MR. CHARRUAUD'S CLASSES ARE FORM- ing for the second quarter, at his rooms, 20 White 54 Thirteenth strect, two doors wert of Broad - n enter at any time, ay their quarter nthe time they enter. Third soiree ow ith inst., at 2) White street. way. | Pup counts only fr Thursday, th DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT. THE «new establishment, No. 806 Broadway, near Grace Charch.—the elasees for the second quarter are now form- ing. Yor ladies and children on W yn and Setur- days, at 2% and 3% o'clock? M. For gentlemen, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 7 to 10 c’elock P. M.,” ‘The lessons for gentlemen are ar- ranged on an entire new prinsiple, by which the progress and convenience of the pupils are greatly facilitated. For particulars see cirenlars, OR SALE CHEAP, IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY. A small sized three story house, situated in the vi- Cinity of St. John’s Park. For particulars apply at 140 | Franklin street. (OR SALE—A FOUR YEARS LEASE AND THE stock of a first class grocery and wine business, in @ fine neighborhood, up town; the stock is small, but good, and assorted. Rent moderate. The principal fx- tures belong to the premises. Inquire of Messrs. CLARK , 183 Reade stree OR SAL welling, corner of Hoyt and Bergen streets, for it; four three story, first-class brick dwell- hirty-sixth street, near Eighth ayenue, with chandeliers, and all the modern improvements; No. 508 Sixth avenue, a brick dwelling and store: seyen lots om north side of Fifty-eighth street, commeneing 175 feet wost from Sixth avenue; twe lots on north side of Forty- sixth street, 200 feet west from Mirat avenue; seven lots on the northwest eerner of 127th street and Fifth ave- nue; six lots, om 329th and 190th streets, 325 feet west from Sixth avenue; twenty-four lots on south side of Sixty-ninth street, commencing 200 feet west from Seventh avenue; three lots on west aide of Seeond avenue, 25 feet south from the corner of Second avenue aud Seventy- eighth street; two corner lots on Eleventh avenue and Fifty-fifth street, northwest corner; two do., southwest corner; fifty acres of fund, with a neat cottage, with all the modern improvements, suitable to be laid out in vil lage lots, in the village of New Rochelle, within eightecn miles of the city of New York. KDMUND J. PORTER, No. 6 City Hall place. OR SALE—THE VALUABLE STEAM MILL PROPERTY, uated in Morrisania village, Westchester county, on the Harlem Railroad, opposite Morris’s Branch. ‘The ground has a front of fift with, and adjoining the railroad, and c city lots. c tains about nine It is bounded on the west side by Mill brook, a of pure, soft water, which, together communication, makes it valuable for many kinds of manufacturing purposes, such as distilling, brewing, dye- ing, &e. There is on the premises a substantially-built, brick building, injured by tire, but can be repaired at a moderate expenditure—eontaining a steam engiue, the boiler of which is in good order, and the engine can be put in running order at 2 smail expense. It was built and runas a sawing, moulding. and turning mill, and did fire. Yor further particulars, apply to the subset their lumber yara, nearly opposite the Wi w York. rs, at IN & YORI R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A custom tailoring establishment. The business for ihe last year amounted to over $8,000. To an expert man, with $1,500 capital, this is an excellent opportunity. The or's health being precarious, he is obliged Address B. D., Herald office. OR SALE,—A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, in the town of Kastchester, on the line of the New Haven railroad, two minutes walk from the depot; the farm is in a high state of cultivation, with every varie of choice fruits, two neyer failing streams of wate fine twa story ‘attic house, with out houses, barns, ice house, &e. E. B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 2 to 7 P. M. to sell out. feet on the street, parallel | railroad and water | an extensive and lucrative business, until praia ey by | roperty, or at | —A FIRSTCLASS THREE STORY BRICK | ‘ADAME AUGUSTA HAS 2.%-OPENED HER DANCING classes in her commodiowa: house, No. 712 Broad way. Areduction wi be made to parties having a num- ber of children to be instructed. For terms and particu- Jare, apply between 12 and 2 o'ch RS. A. LANNAY’S DANCING SCHOOL, AT MON- tague Hall, opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn.— Classes are now being formed for the second quarter. Mrs. Tannay is now prepared to receive an additional numbec~ of pupils. Days and hours of instruetion—on Wednesdays at Yale past three o'clock; ou Saturdays at three o’clook EW CLASSES.—BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT his new Assembly Rooma, No. 361 Broome atreet.— The most fashionable styles of this country and Europs taught in the shortest posite time, and on moderato- terms. A new class for ladiea and misses on ‘Tuesday af- ternoon, from 3 till 6 o’cloc A new class for gentlemen Tuesday evening, from 7 tii! 103; o'clock. Also, a new gitay for euildren’ on Wedaesday afternoon, from 2% til o’elock. RIVATE CLASSES IN DANCING, NOW FORMID for the second quarter, at 600 Broadway. Eve for ladies and gentlemen, ‘afiernoons for children ladies. Separate classes exclusively for beginners. Prac tice in the new dances, quadrilies, and waltzing. All ap Wications to be made at 274 Loworr music store. R. & E. H. BURNTON. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. $6 500 —HOUSE WANTED, IN A GENTE pO. neighborhood, below Thirty-fifth street, ments part eash, balance imported stock of cloths Address Importer, (stating 14 oftice, Y THE PERSON WHO AD- yesterdays Herald for « tenant in Brookiyn, on a stage route, fire with modern improvements ke relected cassimeres, yesting: terms, locat: ke. for a house minutes walk from Fulton fe will catlat Union Hall OUSE WANTED IN iROOKLYN, FOR A SMAU private fumily—A amali, neat cottage, or part of « se, with @ sma!l, quies family, in'a good situa - answer the purpow. Address A. HL, at the jes Hotel, with particulars. OOMS WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISI to hire, without boeni, two unfurnished rooms, witl. conveniences for fires in botit rooms, on first, second, or third floor, either in New York or Brooklyn. The reat must be a lew one. Addrasy Jeals, box 1,183 Post Office, giving particulars of rooms, Wweation, aud price. Refer ences given if required United WITH BEDROOM AT. nand his wife, with or without board. A residence on Lrowiway, between Amity and Fourteenth streets, would be preterred. Address J.T. 8., Box 537 Post Oflice, ‘ANTED—A VACUUM PAN, FROM SIX 10 TWELYR feet diameter, copper orirom, Address COLIN LIGHIDODY, 152 Front strest. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A TOY, fruit and confectionary store, situated im a principal thoroughfare. Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. To a person of limited means, this is a good opportunity. Apply on the premises, 210 Division street. OR SALE—VALUABLE BROABWAY PROPERTY.— That valuable property known as the Society Li ‘y, corner of Leonard street and Broadway. The lot is 60 feet on Broadway by 100 feet deep, covered by a superior building, which can be altered into two stores without a great outlay, or will produce a large income as it is. Also, the préerty known as 79 and 81 Jeonard street and No, 81 Franklin, being a front of 54 fect on Leonard street, with one lot throughito Franklin street, all near to Broadway and desirable for investment. Also, Nox. 52, 44, and 55 Walker street, each 26 by 100 fe and near to Broadway. Also, No. 96 Chambers street, between Broadway and Church. Upon this lot there has just been erected an expensive stone store, now ready tor occupancy. Rent $5,000 per annum. also, house and lot on College place, near the Hudson river railroad depot. Lot 25 by 50 feet. Also, five new brick houses in West ‘Fhirty-first street, and known as Nog. 215, 215, 217, 219, and 221, Also, the entire block of 64 lots, fronting on the Seventh and Eighth ayenues and 103d and 104th streets, with mansion house and out buildings, A large amount of the purchase money can remain on mortgage on all the above. Also, a purcel of 57 lots on the west, side of Kighth avenue and between 103d and 107th streets, having 32 avenue fronts. Apply. to MORGAN, No. 1 Pine street. HOMER KF WR SALE GAR MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH. ment, consisting of stock and fixtures. Has done a first rate business for the past six years, Location down town. Will be «old ata bargain if applied for immedinte y. Apply at (No. Clinton court, office No.1) 13 Beekman treet, near Nassau, (OR SALE—A SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLE. TO LET, apartments near the Broadway theatre. For sale, a ars’ lease of #0 Leonard street, 50x100 feet. For afew up town leases, For sale, a furnished house Apply to. THEODORE LENT, 495 Broadway. [.JOUSE AND LOT IN POUGHKEEPSIE FOR SALE— The handsome, well inighed, two story and base ment briek house, about 25 by 44 feet, with an extension t sit in Mercer street. or third room; has # stone stoop and iron railings: is a | genteel and convenient residence; situated on the south side of Cannon street, in a first rate neighborhood; is now occupied by Judge Eliridge. The lot is 200 feet decp, has a wood house, grape vines and shrubbery. Price $4,400— may be paid down, and the balance in small annual payments if desired. Also, a neat two stor and base ment brick house, situated on Church street, front of the above lot, tot about 100 feet deep, with a carriage way from Church street. Price $1,500. Possession of both on the Ist May next. Inquire of W. H. FALLS, at Trades men’s Bank, or J. M. NORTHROP, Esq., Poughkeepsie. OTEL FOR SALE.—THE FURNITURE AND FIVE years’ lease of a large first clase boarding-house in Kroafway. near Union square. ‘The house is full, and offers fine inducements for the coming seavon by ite prox LOOALITY, WITHIN & rk, five or six nafar- Address W. M. K., ANTED—IN ashort distance of nished rooms, with kitche Herald office. ANTED TO WIRE—?ArT OF A HOUSE, PLE santly located, in New York or Brooklyn, for a tleman and his wife, without children, Rent about $200. Address A. B. C., Herald oi ANTED TO LEASE—A CORNER STORK, SUITABLY for the ready-mau* eloching and tailoving busi ness. Broadway preferred. Addooss R. 1., Herald offic stating location and terms t 12 o'clock, noon, by steamboat John Pott ‘0.1, North river. Vare—tirat lass cars, %3, second class, $2. Returning, leave Philadelphia, from foot of Walnut street, at +, Emigrant line, by steau oat Atlas, from pier No. 1, at 47. SL. Fare $150. FR ALBANY — WINTH, ARRANGEMENT — THREE daily lines--lare $1 59.—‘e trains leave City Haly station, corner of Tryon row and Centre stroets, daily, Sun- days excepted, as follows :—?'rst train at 7 30.4. M., mai! train, stopping at all the way stations; second train ? A. M., Albany expresa, stopping at Croton Valls, Dover Piains, Hillsdale, and Chatham Hoar Corners, arriving at 210P. M., in time to comasct with the 230 train frow Albany, west; third train 3 45 P. M., Albany express, stoppping at Croton Fails, Dover Plains, Mitterton, Hills: dale, and Chatham Ponr Corners, arriving 915 P.M, con- nect fat Albany with express train for Baffalo. Return. ing, will leave Fast Albany at $A. M., expross train, ar- riving in New York at 1948. M.; 1110 A. ML, mail train, making all stops, and 4 2. press train, arriving it» New York 9181" IL y empiey. SLOAT. Supt UNSON RIVER RATLROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROW Chambers street, for Any and Troy:— Express train, 6A. M.—tenngh in four hours, connect- ing with trains ‘reaching Bultaio or Montreal at 8 o'clock same evening. Mail train, $4. M.; through way train at 1 P. M. Express tri .’M.; accommodation train, 6 P.M. Passengers taken at Chainbors, Camal, Christopher, Four- teenth, and Thirty-tirst streets. Sunday trains, from Canal street, at TZ A. M., for eughkeepsie, and at 6, M. for Albany, etopping at ali! way stations. STARK, Superintendent EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA—DIRECT UNITE States Mail and Kxpreas Lines, through in four hours New Jersey Railroad, via Jersey City—Leaving New York, foot of Cortlandt street, at 8and 9 A. M., and 4and 5', P.M. Fareinthe 8A. Mo and 42. M. $2 75, and in the 9AM. and 617 P.M Leave Philadelphia at i, 7 and 9A. M., and 6); P.M. For first class, $3; recond do., 6 and 9 A. M.and 4 P.M.) $2.50. For Baltimore, rashington, Novfolk, and Charleston—through tickets wold, and through baggage carried. in the 8and 9 A. M. and 4 and 61; 7. M. lines from New York. Passengers with baggage cross the ferry fltecn minutes before pity te the Crystal Paloce, Addreqe box 2,686 Poet ofice | treins leave. ’ FIXTURES OF A RE /