The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1853, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND MONEY MARKET. Weonuspay, Jan. 26-6 P.M. ‘The stock market this morning was steady. The Variations are:x—Ohio 6's, 1860, advanced 4; Erie ‘2d Mowtgage, 4; Erie, '71, 4; Morris Canal, j; Crys- tal Palace, 6; New Jersey Zinc, 4; Portsmouth, Cumberland, 3; New Creek, 4; Panama, 4. Penn- wylvania Coal declined }; Florence and Keyport, 14; Phoenix, 2; Erie, }; Long and, 2; Hudson River, “1; New York and New Haven, 3. The, Arabia, which leaves to-morrow (Thursday) ‘morning for Liverpool, takes out in specie $150,000. The transactions in the stock market are large, and evince a growing spirit of speculation, which will no doubt give to the securities dealt in that Yaoyancy which has already affeeted every other species of property. The remarks made at the morn- ing seaslon of the Stock Exchange by au cminent member, have a point which we think worthy of con- veying to the public for more general appreciation, and bad'reference to the introduction of the many new projects which are starting into life throughont the country, and which, he remarked, should not be attributed golely to a spirit of speculation, but to the spirit of enterprise which has, under the encouragement afforded by an unparalleled state of commercial prosperity created the wants * which other enterprises are again destined to sup- ply. Of this character are the navigation and trang ‘portation companies, which superinduce the neces- wity Cor fuel, and thus lead to mining projects, of which the anthracite regions of Pennsylvania and the Cumberland region of Maryland «are at this moment the busy scene. Nor is New York alone in her awakening sense of the growing prosperity of tbe country at large, and of the necessity which ex- ists for allowing speculation to take a wider range in ita search for legitimate objects of enterprise. We see, for instance, that the project for establishing @ maritime city at the harbor of Bruns- wick in Georgia, has been received with favor by thoes who haye bad the best opportunity of jndging of ita merits. We are informed by a report of the Vresident and Directors to the stockholders of the Brunswick City Company, ‘‘that their property con- sists of three thonsand and fity-seven lots of land, in- cluding the old town of Brunswick, (as laid out by Governor Oglethorpe, under the reign of George II more than a hundred yeara ago,) on which the sum of six hundred thousand dollars bas been expended in the erection of wharves, public buildings, storehouses, steam mills, &c., &c. Now, when it is considered that the harbor ! Brunswick has been pronouuced by a committee, consisting of Commodores Woolsey, Claxton, and Shubrick, appointed by the government of the access, and capability of defence—that it is perfect- twelve miles in w straight line northerly from Brunswick. ‘The intervening neck of land {s nearly level, and the soil easy of excavation. Under the authority of the State of Georgia, a canal is in procese of construction, connecting this river with the port of Brunswick. 060 bas been expended on the work, whieh is‘nearly comploted. Of this sum, $50,000 was subseribed and paid by the State of Georgia.’ Ita A look ix being coustructedat each end, to be by tide water. dated in December, vnly thrce hundred thousand square yards of excavation to be made. The force empioyed amounts to five hundred hands, exclusive of the force of whites. wonth of Mareh, at an aaditional outlay of only $40,000. hy this channel the timber, cotton, rice, and other pro- ducts of the vast region ‘of country to which we have niinded, will find a cheap and easy access to the ren, throngb the port of Brunswick. Four steam mills are {0 the couzse of erection there, and it is confidently bo: Leved hat at least 500 vessels will be laden with lumber es during the next sea.on. The other link of commu tion ia the construction, by the Brunswick and Flo- sida Railroad Company, of & line of read from Bruns- wick to the Gulf of Mexico, via Thomasvill Georgia, and Tallahassee, to the port of St. Marks, a branch from ‘the main line at Troupville to Albany, on the Flint river. energetic management. wiek and Flori ‘The company propose to extend their road, at the ear Lest practicable moment, from Thomuasvitle to Hensucods java direct Line. wick C wvities, At a meetingeof the directors of the New Jersey Zine Company, held at their office, C. E. Detmold, Fsq., was duly elected President; Horatio Allen, Keq,, of the firm of Stillman, Allen & Co., Vice Pre sident; and A.P, Pilot, Exq., of the firm of Villot & Le Barbier, to fill a vacancy in the direction. The Syracuse and Utica Railroad will pay a di dend of six dollars per shure te the stockholders, on 4he 16th of Vebruary next. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trea- surer of this port, to-day, amounted to $69,515 11; paymenta, $141,712 64—balance, $3,206,622 01. . ‘The eleventh annual report of the directors of the Moston and Fitchburg Railroad Company has been issued. The carnings of the main road and branches for eleven months ending Nov. 30 amounted to 7 07; actual expenses of running the road during same time, $264,729 72. The company are uilding a now freight house, machine shop, several Ddlacksmith shops, car houses, &c. When tbeze im- provements are ali completed, the directors think they will be able to save at leset half the interest on their cost, in the expense af doing the freight business ani repairs of the road feruitore. The gross income of the road for the eleven months of 1862, as compar: | od with the aame period the preceding year, shows an inerenge of $33,264 31. Notwithstanding there has deen a decrease in the number of passengers carried athere has been an increase in the earnings received jyom passengers, the travel averaging longer than in the former year. The gain on passengers is $5,376 4, The increase of freight for the eleven months ix 86,009 tons. The road, furnitore, track, station houses, &e., were never in better order than at the | present time, There haa been a great dea) more doing in dry xoods during the past week, than in any provions | week of the year, or in any week since the close of The fail season. Buyers from the interior lave pur- | ehased with much freedom, and shippers have 30 dealt largely. The auction sales which occurred ou | Jat Wednesday ond Thursday wern harbingers of activity and buoyancy. Since they took place, a large and permanent increase of demand has o eurred; and while stocks have pot been materially angmented, prices have assumed givater strength and firmness. Brown sheetings and shirtings are moderately active, at fall rates These fools are not abundant, and are daily becoming lees fo, the | arrivals not being so ample as the sales. Bleached | sheetings and shirtings are generally in light supply, | and wanted, both by domestic jobbers and exporters, | at uniform figures. Cotton flannels have been in » little more roquest, and maintained their price. Denims are unchanged. Drills find rea Jy buyers, at | Se. for browns, 84e, for bleachhd, and g4e. for | blues. Ginghams are freely dealt in, at LO} | Manchestors, and Lc. for Glasgows and Lancasters, | Lawns bave attracted more attention. On Wednes- and Thursday last 1,000 cases of Portamouth and Lodi gooda were sold by anction; they met with eager and liberal buyers, and renllzed very f prices; the Portsmouth Company's goods had the advantage of the 1 gnd extremely pop ii fabrics, in being well known The Lod Company ts of ge | | | 1 United States, to be superior to either Beanfort or | Savannah as a port, from its depth of water, ease of | ‘The sum of $550,- + Jength will be twelve ae a By the last report o€ tho engineer, | it appears that thore remained | ‘The | work will be in full and successful operation during the | v the Eowilsh and French markets ani for tho Northera | ids, with | This road is now under contract and in course of conatruction. under the most experienced and | i (See seeond report of the Bruns. | Railroad Company, dated January, 1883.) | With these facts in view, we predict for the Bruns- | iy Company a high degree of consideration | tom the capitalists of this and the neighboring | cent establishment, and the sale of the goods held on Thursday last was the frat ever made; on this account they did not meet with the success of the Portsmouth Company's fabrics, thongh in their qua- lity and and finish they compared very favorably with the Portamouth lawns. Since tho auction aales | both the Lodi and Portsmouth goods have been in good demand, at the prices then procured for them, viz., anaverage of 11c. for the best styles of Lodi, and | 18{c. for the best styles of Portsmouth. Printing | cloths are less in request, at previous quotations. Prints are quiekly bought, at current rates. Ov naburgs are rather more active, but the aggre gate sales are not very large, though they de note much firmness as regards prices. Stripes are moving more freely and are steady. Ticks vegin to soll in congiderable quantities, and command full prices. Woollons are moderately active ond unchanged. Blankets and flannels are in fair request and firm. Plain and fancy cassimeres are more enquired for, the fancies at 80a 90c. for low styles, 90c. a $1 for medium do., and $1 124 for best do. Cloths are comparatively scarce and qutet at the recently enhanced rates. Jeans are sparingly dealt in, though they remain firm. Linseys are rare and needed, at 174 8 184¢. Mous do laines are sale- } able and uniform. Satinets are in demand at old rates. Tweeds are scarce and wanted. The follow- ing ia a comparative statement of the exporta of do- mestic goods from January lst to 25th, in 1862. 16038, Cotton goods, packages. 200 353 Foreign goods were more active. making considerable inquiries, and the Southern and Western buyers are beginning to make their pur- chases. Local dealers refrain from doing much, con- tenting themselves with as moderate stocks as their | necessities will permit them to have on hand. Cot- j ton manufactures are not the most active. Ging- | hams are freely bought, at full rates. Lawns are | neglected, the auction sales of last wook having sup- plied jobbers for some time hence. Prints are in- active; they have not been extensively imported, | and they are not abundant; nevertheless, they can- not be sold without difficulty or lows, hay- | ing been almost wholly superseded by domestic j goods. Woollens are in fair request. Blan. ; kets are much wanted, aud command higher | prices. Cloths are doing better. They are in light | supply and active demand, at improving rates. Ba* | rege mous de laines are moderately sought after, and ! gre firm. Doeskins are saleable and uniform. Other woollen and worsted goods are in moderato demand, ot full prices, Linens are more in request. ‘Che auc’ tion sale which occurred in the early part of the week was well attended, and the goods offered wore all disposed of at remunerative rates. Staple and fancy silks, and all kinds of silk and millinery goods, owe selling pretty frecly at fair prices. The imports of foreign goods continue ample, having thus far ex- ceeded those of the same period last year; but as there has been a great increase of demand this year, i Increase. fugans.—Home 100 hhds. Now Oricaas were bought at be. a be. por Ib. ‘TALLOW. —Hales have been made of 4,400 Ibe. at O1j0. a Ls ‘0. per tb. reer following are details of this forenoon's auo- tion—Terms, six month» —Oolong—10 half cheats at Se. Th. ; 10 do. 650.; 2 do. 52%. ; 30do. 660. ; 20 do. 440. ; Foo do.’ 86:0; 160 do, Se.;18.do. 80; 186 to. 2Bo.: 155 do. ZTe.; 60 do. Ife. Hyson' Twankay—122 half chests at Do. Twanksy—20 half chests at 19%%0.; 65do, 18'yc, Gunpowser—0 chosta at 27!g0.; 18 do. Ze. Congou—L0 cheats at 2240, Tonsoc0.—About 40 hhds, Kentuoky were sold at 70. a BXo. per tb | RTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY DAY. == —— —= \EK SIXTH PAG SALES AT AUCTION. sheet ADEN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEKR— AUCTION SALE of $160,000 of Rochester, Lockport, and Niagara Falla Railroad Company seven por cout convertible bonds. Rochester, Lockport, and Niagara Falla Railroad y will sell, by auction, on Thursday, the Sd Feb. 4 o'clock, at the-Merchants’ Kxchange, $150,000 ol ae cent bonds, redeemable ia ten years, and con- vertible into the stock of the company at par at any timo previous to Feb. 1, 1853, The interest payable semi-annu- Slly, on Jat Feb. and Aug.,at the ofice of Camuann & Co.,'iu this city. The above named bonds are part of an inauo of $200,000, the of which are to be appro- priated to the payment of tho short bonds of the company, end the eairieg e~ wn ae at of the road. EDWD. WHITEdOUSE, 5 Committee. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONKER.—VALUABLE Wall street properly —Partion Salo.—The Phanix uildings, corner of Wall and Water atreots, will be wold; to close the estate of the late David Halo, deceased, an the affairs of the late firm of Hale & Halleck. If not pre- viously disposed of at private wale, they will be offered at ‘xchange, on Thursday, the t 12 o'clock, M. ‘The front on Wall atreot ix sixty-tive feet, andon Water atroeet forty feet. ‘The Pro. perty is ocenpied threughout by tenants of the first Claas. ‘Tho rental for the current year amounts to $8,980, and a large advance is offered for the year to come. The now firm of Hallock, Butler & Hale do not intend to pur- chase the property, and will not bid at the sale direolly or indirectly. ADVE! Com at TIRACTIVE SALE OF BOOKS—J. 1. VANDEWATER, will sell on Friday, January 28, at 10% o'clock, at the sales room, 14 Wall street, a large and attractive ‘as- sortment of illuminated works, yift books, annuals, &., of the publication of Putnum, Appleton, ‘and others, in’ cluding fino English standard works, handsomely bound, the whole embracing @ choice and fine selection. Tho books will be. on exhibition during the day of wale, and are well worthy of attention, UCTION NOTICE.—LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE furiture and other articlos.—This day at 10% o'clock, in the auction rooms, No. 13 Spruce street, counting house furniture, {by order of xdminixtratora, Also, segura, 100 splendid shawls, &c., ke. R. Forrestal. THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. UCTION NOTICK.—DATES, BRANDY, TEAS, ENC. Friday, January 28, 1903, at 1034 o'clock, at 61 Fey street, corner of Greenwich, Arabian Datos, fine fragrant Oolong English breakfast toas, Java coftes, Os- wogo starch, sperm candles, oxcelslér soup, Naples Hgs, raisin, choice prunes, Havana aad domestic segara, brandics, wines, gin, rum, &o. WELLINGTON A, CARTER, Auctioneer, . TUTTLE, AUCIIONKER.—DINING SALOON AND Bar Fixtures, Steam Table, &.—A. C. Tuttle will fell, Thin day, at 103% o'clock, on the premiyes, No. U1 Maiden lane, the forniture and fixtures of a dining sa- Joon, consisting, in part, of 10 marble top tables, 10 hogany do., bar counter, with marble washstand, yards oil cloth, cane seat chairs, castors, ivory knives, Inted forks and spoons, crockery and glass ware, clock, itehen utensils, large griddle, copper coffee, tow and milk boilers, large range, oven, &c. Also, one large steam counter, with pipes’ and fixtwros completo, suitable for 4 hoiel or eating house, Terms cash. Deposita required all purchasers, S$. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—10-MORROW, » day,) at 1034 “A. M., at Gi Heckman xtrect, & FRE- ly salubrious, and that it has a central location for | over last, the influence of heavier importations will the maritime business of the whole Southern Atian- | not be Geprennives i ee ue coast, it may fairly be inferred that its destiny | s1900 1 3 6's, ’66,.03.108% 450 aha Gam Coal Co,. 66 willequal those large and increasing cities in the | 1000 dk 4 di -b10 66 Southern portion of our Union, which are deprived, hha ae ox ina measure, of all those advantages which Bruns | 1600N Ystate5's,'SS108%% 400 ee} rd wick in aa eminent degree possesses. But to this | 7000 2Il Int Imp, ’47. 84 200 fs . + boas 873g 26 Phos consideration is to be added the important fact that tie mone iy rise fin se oe ex it isto be the termini of two important works of | 000 Obio 6's, +100%4 50 do, “bid 38 5 : 3000 rie RR 2d M 11% «150 do. 980 37 internal improvement. We quote from the report:— | 2900. do...--...2 11s 150 New Creek Goal Uo 4 The Altamaha river, next to the Ltn 4) in the | 11000 Frie RRC Bs, °71 103 2 do.. tees largest river of the Sonth. Hextends into the interior a | 5000 do... 10344 50 Ner,& Wor Rit. bid distance of one thousand miles, and hay many sinall tri- 9000 Erie RR C Ba, ’62 100: ose ees DOO 5 butaries, navigable by sinall boats and rafts, emptying 1000 Hud RR New Bds 0455 100Ch AOSTA MC 2k into tt—watering, in their devious courses, the vast | 2000.N Ind RR Rds,.1023, 100 do. aatg tracta of Georgia timber land, the mort extensive and the 6000 Galena & C7’s..100 170, Frie RK. oy most valuable to be found on this continent. The south- 2600 Clove & Pitts Bde 1044, 100 do. P25 era branch of this river, which has the deepest water at 15 shs Bk Commerce.10@ = 100 do. 92, » point twenty miles from its mouth, is distant lesa than | 300 Morris Canal. b60 213 #7 200 Ohio Life & Trust 1053 6 Crystal Palace....100 20U 5 Ins 130 20 Penn Coal 4 do. | i 7 Syra tica RR. Long Island KR. 000 200 do. } 100 do. 300 do. | % BO dos... 3.1060 723g 47 N Y&N Gaven RR116 10 Panama KR. .»90,140 } 60 Little Miami ptities 20 Mich SRR.,, i Vark Cowl C BOARD. | $2000 F 200 she Nie Tran Co,b13 | 6000 Erie RR 71 a frie RR 24 M Bs 11134 12 ehs Nassau Bank..101 100 Gt N Lead Co. RRC Bi | 10 200 a 4 150 10 Sixth Avenue RR. 119. 400 N Jorsey 7 2195 850 Erie RE. oo) | 400 a B30 13° 50 2 | 125 Beun City Land Co loa do. 00 do. pL 23100 do. ce 3 a0 de, | 100 wy 10 do, | 8 8 Utica ld 5 WNY &N Ilay CITY TRADE REPORT. Wrovenar, Jan, 26—6 1". M. Antir-—Were more active. 100 bbls. found buyers at $1 68 for pots, and $5 75 for pearls, per 100 Ibs, Brrapercrrs—Flour continued in good request at pre- uly quoted rates, The day'y wales reached 13,000 +} sour at $4811; a $4 935, + superfue No. a $5 004, ; ordinary to choice state, $5 mixed to fancy Western at $5 G04 a $5 75; com onto gocd Southern st $5 O83, 4 $5 814; ; and other grades at proportionate prices. Wheat seemed quiet. ‘The rales were confined to 2,500 hushely—Wostern white | at $131; 2,000 old Genesee do. at private bargain; 3,200 Southern red at $1 19 a $1 20; und 800 Long Island do. at $1 12:4. Rye and barley were inanimate. State and Western oats commanded 50c. 4 Gle. per bushel. Corn ruled stil lower. The busimesia includes 36,000 now Southern white and yellow at tite. a 68e. | Coitow.—The market continues inactive, with sales to- | day of 800 bales. Our stock is very light still, as the | In¢gest proportion of our recont arrivals are either for { spinner’s account or for abi t, and caunot be brought | upou our tables. We wish our Southern friends would | make a note of this, as our demextic traders are alroady | alurmed about it, expecting the Southern marketa to be | here of good cotton, und if it is to rule at high prices, the y would prefer, after the Ivt of March, to tuke smaller | supplies from our port, to risking diseretionary orders | with their Southern friende. a" Araiees | 11 #F.-—The sales reached 100 bags Ja | DRio at 9c. w9%4 6. por Ib. Mark —About 1,200 lbs. live goo: 4 43.¢. per Ib, Exitcum.—To Liverpool, 10,000 bushels wheat were en kuaed, at rates ranging between 10554. and Vd. in bulk t 1,000 » 1,200 bushels were engaged by the steamer | at ld, bagged by shipper; tor flour ds. Gd. was To London, an entire vessel was engaged to lou th slour and grian, on private terms. There was change to ether ports. Fnorr.— Some $00 boxes bunels raising rewlived $2 80. Y—Kiver was in shi My ues 4 nn Lick request, al $1 4 $L iz Hors. —Sules werw made of 57 bules new, at 200. 4 | Se. 2 es | | | | | | shely at 114;e., and s hanged huunds | | | | | BS aoe were aetively inquired for, at $2 50 ! wekland was more sought afier, at $1 12%, to and $1 40 for lump, per bbl.” A tale of 100 bbls. New Orleans was of ted, at Sle. per callon. Iie. Crude whale and «pe | common, Moser rm were leas plenty, aod held at 62),0, ond $1273 per gallon, respectively, | Tha suleg of the Gay embraced 0,500 vallons Hinswed, at Tle. a 2e., and 50 baskets olive, af $4 12%, enh, ors—Pork wax rather cheaper, The sales in el + Old prime, at $15 MSC ao $) ob} mens, at $18 625; u $1 g; Cut mecte and bacon we g | lard were made at Dc. Beef was in good | Fequest, aad purchased to the extend of 500 bbls. at pre | vious prices, 160 bbl. beef hame, tetched $15 a B15 So, | Ohio and State butter wae dell and w Le, | and Tie. a Qe. per tb, Cheese wax im bi at So. a fe. per Ih. Rak Peeay Hy Colo & C ond Eleventh #treets, tiothand Twenty-tiret st { joinin ;, 886 feet from Kighth ave M | glace, aprin | Croton water pipes have been Laid down quantity of household farniture of all descri article of which will be peremptorily sold, Terms, , cash; over that sum, four mouths paper will be taken. Catalogues and further particulars to-morrow morning. OMER MORGAN, AUCTIONKER.—SOCIETY LIBRARY at auction.—Homer Morgan will sell at auction, at twelve o'clock on Thursday, Jauuary 27, at the Mer- chants’ Fxchange, the property known aa the Society Library, on Broadway, corner of Izonard xtreet. The lot is sixty foet wide on Broadway, sixty-rix feet wido ou the rear, 100 feet on Leonard street, on the north, and 100 feet’ on Catharine lane, on the south, and has a vory costly builing upon it, whieh will command a large yearly rent, aa it is, or can easily be converted into a store or stores. Possession on the first of May next. A liberal amount can remain on mo . The property is offered at private sale until the 27th inst. For further porticulars apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. 1 Pine street. Ht Leeds, will sell, as above, this day, January 27, 185i, at 10% o’clock, at the salesroom, William street, near Cedar, a Jarge assortment of mahogany and rosewood houschold cabinet and office furniture, carpets, cutlery, silver plated, glasé and chins ware; and, nt 12 o'clock, in gallery rear of store, about sixty oil paintings., in rich frames, both from ancient and modern masters, well worthy the attention of eonnoisseurs and dealers. TE RY H. LEEDS & CO, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT auction, on This day, January 27, at 100'olock, at No. 101 ‘tenth streot, uear University place, elegant household furniture, the property of Thomas 0. Larkin, Fsq., who is about returning to California, consisting of a large assortment of furnitere, made by Messrs douine & Mecks, inuse but a short time, consi | rich velvet carpets, rich parlor suits of rosewood, covered in green and silver colored brocade, crimson and maroun, and maroon colored silk brocatelles, large pior glasses, rich cornices and pier slabs and brackets, elaborately: carved etageres, in rosewood, do. buffett, large marbl vares on pedestals, valuable real bronze groups and fg- ures, costly marble and bronge clocks, vases, &c., rose- wood bookcase and secretary, do. extension dining’ table, beautifully carved centre tables, services, china vases, | and colognes, gas chandeliers and brackets, a fine collec” tion of valueble paintings, i ilt frames ; carved rose- wood pianofortes, opal and es, atl other rich furniture; bedroom furniture, conslating of velvet and Brossels carpets, superbly carved wood bedstead, Dureaus, and one elegant Co’ carved wardrobe, valus $1,000, Also, richly carved rosewood srmonr a beds, mattresses and bedding, together with glavs, plated ware, &c. Sale to commence with kitch- furviture, The furniture, &e., is now ready for ox- } mninatlon 4 be obtained. p AMES M. MITT ortant sale 128, 140, 152, man st Miller &€ , AUCTIONFER—-LARG of improved property, known 4, 156 Nassau street ; also, No. 1 ek. ining the above in the rear—Jaines M. will vel, to close a trnst, on Thursday, Feb- at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ kx ithe four stury brick buildi SA and 136 Nossan street. ick building No. 13 Heekwan street, ng the above, The whole property now rents for 50), and can be made, with little expense, to rent for | 000 per sRnum. Two thirds of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage. Maps and particulars iden lane, pet, , 180, man sireet—Tho br: qT RY 'T. LEEDS, AUCIIONEER.— ASSIGNEES SALE | f Foraiture, Carpets, Funey Goods, &e.—Honry 't. | {he above number, where catalogues way | | with wie of AAA AAAARAAS 1 —A GENTLEMAN. AND WIFE AND TWO OR 5%. three single gentlemen oan be: modated fas rooms and board, at 1163, alreet, neer Broadway, on moderate terms. References given and required. Apply as above, 1155. 141 FIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE TA OPERA HOUSE. ‘$1 —A gentieman and wife, and {wo or three ainglo gentlemen, can be provided with furnished rooms and PARTMENTS TO LET—ON BROADWAY, THIRTY. fifth, aad Twenty-eiath streets, to sual respectable jamilies, st very low prices; also, several atures at ber- gins, on Broadway, above ‘Thirt third street; also, a nge hall, suitable for school or other par] ‘Apply te RG. PIERCE, 3,1 way. LADY, OCCUPYING A NEW THRER STORY HOUSR, in a situation porepeauad wishes to let @ room or sult of rooms, with board for a indy only. Nothing re- quired but payment of board twe weeks in advance. None need answer except those willing to »PAY liberally for au perior accommodations. Address 4 » Broadway Post office, post paid, with address and whore an intor cn be had. Blone other will be attended te. A TDOW LADY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, HAVING A first class private house, in a delightful part of Brooklyn, (for s winter or summer residence,) with fur- naces, warm or cold baths, gaa, and within one bluck of an omnibus route, ean accommodate » gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, with full or partial all the comforts of Thome. Apply at the Kachange, No. 200 Broadway. Referenoes ex- changed, PARTMENTS ‘0 LET—VIZ., A PARLOR AND BED- A room on the frst floor, mowly and elegantly furnish ; Aleo, auiter of rooms on the second and third hopes. with baths attached. Private table furnished, if destrad. References ex Apply a¢ 123 Bleecker street, wost of Broadway. FURNISHED SKOOND STOKY FRONT ROOM A with board for » gentleman and his wife: also amall rooms for single gentlemen, with or without board. Ap- ply at 301 Wesley place, botween Houston and Bleecker streets, east of Broadway, PLEASANT ROOM FOR A NTLEMAN, with convenience for fire, in a desirable location, nenr St. John’s park, No. 9 Varick street, third door from Franklin street, FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM—FOR A single gentleman, ina private family; also, » bed- room; bath and wator olovets for the use of occupants. Terms moderate. References exchanged. Inquire at 386 Broadway, one door from the corner of Franklin strect, west side. FQOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE, and a ningle gentleman; a private family preferred, ina genteel nelghborhoo. sea. ‘Address, with terms, box OARD WANTED—IN A YRIVATE FAMILY, BY A gentleman and his wife, requiring a square room, or Parlor, end bedroom, containing cas, une of bath, Ke. ocation between Murray and Walker atreets, wad west of Broudway. Terms no object; want good and permanent home, Addross F. F. 2. H.,’ Herald office. OARD AND A ROOM, WITH GRATE, WANTED—POR ‘a young lady, in Broadway, betwoen Canal and Houston, at one biock east or west.” Payment of three or six months in advance, if desired, in‘s private house, where there are uo other boarders, ' Address M., Herald ofc OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN and wife inay procure a bed room and sitting room, counecting, with partial or full board, in a respectable private family. Also, accommodations for single gentle- tlomen, where quietness and the comforts of a home may be oxpeoted. For particuiars, inquire at 28 Wyckoil street. geen $2 00 —HOUBE IN FIFTH AVENU!.—AN . elegant | four-a brown stone house in Fifth avenue, for mle on cate terms. A very brown stone howe, in Twenty-eecond street, near Fitth avenue, for $16,000: two lute on Forty. first street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues, with # neat cotti on one of them, will be sold for $4,500— both lots with the house. Two lots on Thirty sixth street, between Loxington and Fourth avenues, at 82,760 caoh, ‘Three lots on forty fifth street, near Sixth avenue, for $2,000 each. A block of lota on Smith street, near Fourth place, in Beooklyn, very chen ML. SITRLDON, 85 Nassan stroot. $14,000 — ELEGANT FURNISHRD HOUSE + for sale.—A very clegant first-class house, w 25% by 9%, in Tenth street. ‘The house, furnished throughout with new and fashionable furni. ture, will be sold with or without"the furnitare, at a bar in. The house iain perfect order, has all of the mo- improvements, and the furniture consists of Brus: wola and tapestry carpets, best mahogany chairs, mirrors, sofas, now bed linen, mattrasses, and everything required for a complete catablishment. Price 814,000, furniture. . C2() ACRES, WITH GOOD BUILDINGS, PRUIT, 1C., ~ in Jamaica village, for sale, on easy terms. More land if required. HOMER H. SCART, 64 Wall street. PYLY TO SAMUFL R. B. NORTON, AT THE OFFICE of D. Anirows, No. 54 North William street, near the junction of Chatham. For sale, a handsome ‘three story and attic, basement, sub-cellar house No. 118: Kirst avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, Also, for sale, the valuable lot of land, with the buildings therwon, Known as Nos, 390 aud 300%; Pearl street, and 1, 3. and 34} Onk street. ‘To let, handsome rooms ‘in. No. 118 First ayenue, 390 and 500g Pearl street, wad Nos, E and 3 Oak atreet. RARK CHANCE.—-FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK, and fixtures of a welland old established gro. very and liquor store, in a very thickly populated neighborhood. Apply ai the Agency office, No. 258 Kast Fourteenth streot, between avenues A aud B, where may be had neat and conveniont apartinents for small families at $3 per month, AS PRAM TOT YING UP A NEW STORK, will find three very splendid side cases, choap, at No. 617 Broadway. KDWARD PHATON. TLILARD TABS 3 FOR SALE.—TWO GOOD SECOND- hand tables for sale, cheap—one of them a marble bed—with all apparatus complete. Also, « number of new tablos of tho most modern style, mado by T. C. O'CONNOR, 55 Ann street, (Has no successor.) ARROOM FOR SALE, IN THE BUST LOCATION IN the city, afew doors from Rarnum's Museum, with a good atock Of liquors. and handsomely fitted up.’ Call at 102 Nassau atree 3. pene. Sd DK SALE—A STEAM-KNGINS, OF TKN-HORKB E’ power, and a -mill, very cheap. we » A. BURGESS, No, 257 Front street. had & good restaurant The proprigtor 1s em- in other Usiness.” Aprly a! 331 Spring street. FISH MERCHANTS.—¥OR 8,143, TWO FULL SEDS of a rang froma, with the” Mock leteors wilt them for casting more if’ required. ‘Andrew Fish, or hrm, Graft, 62 Grona ntteen, tts” of 'ANTED TO. CLOSE: OF¥—A GOOD BUSINESS: WrtEt proper attention one can make $26 per week. Bub ewall capital witt be required. Call for Mr. G., Pattem’s Hotel, Greenwich atreet, corner of Warren, 6 by T. Cole, and a fine Houbracken’s Heads of the Old Artists, im four Bvo., (textim Duteh,) for sale at the Apalto, JAMES —FXCELLENT LOT TO LE.—A LOR, $3 GOO. a8 by too teor, situned nese the Ames ise? will be leased 0. good tenant, for ( years, om very reasonable terms. Several lota on ; eighth street for sale ata bancein; « farm of 180 aeres near Morristown, N. J., for $18,000. M. L. SHELDON, 86 Nassau street, ROADWAY CORNER PROPERTY ‘TO LET OR LEASH, from Ist May— ea No. 1 Waverly plese, nly fisce, ‘The house iv alsty fet fa depth Apply ef vei ce. ouse is aixt, t + Cd Oo Maldon lane, second floor. ‘4 rt ROADWAY STORK AND DWELLING 70 LET. — FH commodious store No. 9% Broadway. ‘Remt of wore $600. Toxscxsion immediately. Apply om the pre- mises, or to G. M. MILLIGAN, 12 Broad pa <s a volume, iG. Ce PALACK AND BROADWAY.—TO LET OR lease, the northwest corner of rg nd Fortiotia street, the building being fifty-five feot on ivay, and P DAVE, bei hixty feet on Forteth street. ‘The lot is 100 Inquire on the premises. GEO. D, XCHANGE OFFICE TO LET—IN FRONT OF STORm 163 South street; well located for the above bual- Acad, or for « shipbroker; also, two lofte and cellar, rate, or together, Apply to BUTLER BROTHERS’ im tao uilding, RM ON STATEN ISLAND FOR SALF.—A FARM OF €5ncres of high dry land, finely situated ou both Aides the turnpike road to Chelven, 8.1., threo quarters of ‘ mile from the ateamboat landing; a good stoue house, 25 by 40 fect. ‘The farm will be solit in parcels of from 16 to 20 acres, if desired. Inquire of Mra, MeCregor, on the premises; Capt. ‘Travis, Chelsea, 8. T., or to 1. B, BLEECKER & CO., No. 22 Wall atroet, cor. Broad. R SALK—TWELVE FINE RING CIRCUS HORSES— four ponies, woll broke, with oanvas, wagons, har- ess, aud all the paraphornalia necossary for a first rate circus—formerly Johnson & Co's. To be sold, the role or a part, tosuit purchasers. JOSEPH CROSBY, Bridgeport, Ct. OR SALE—FOUR LOTS ON FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, F doiween Fifth and Sixth avenuos ; fifteen lota on Fifty-seventh street and Texington avonue ; four lots on Broadway and Fifly-fourth atreet ; four lots on Thirty- seventh street, between Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues ; about five actes of land on Kingsbridge road and Harlem river ; ten acres in Ravonswood. Apply to JAMES A, SIMONS, 67 Chambers street, from 12 to 3 OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A entleman and his wifo, in @ first class house, be- iween Prince and Twenty-fifth street, and near Broadway. Address box 1,242 Post Office, OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET.—A LARGH ROOM, with pantry attached, suitable for a gentleman and ia wife or two single gontlemen, to let, with board. Re- ferences exch Apply at 121 Chainvers street. OARD UP TOWN.—A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH full or partial borrd, for a gentleman and bis wife, dr two single gentlemen. ‘Terms moderato to those wish: ing to live retired in a private family. House with all the modern improvements. Apply at 1,028 Broadway. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, in a private family, where there are no other board: ors. No question’ asked. Location west of Broadway, within 8 few minutes walk of Canal street. Please ad- dreas 3. ¥. N., Broadway Post Office. OARD UP TOWN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, or two or three single gentlemen, ean be sccommo- sted with pleasant rooms and board, by applying at 170 ‘West Fourteenth siveet. OARD.—A WIDOW LADY, RVSIDING NEAR UNION square, wishes to meet with a gentleman, or @ gen- Usman and lady, that would advance her one hundred dollars, and for it receive good board and rooms, and the comforts of a home inay be enjoyed. All communica- tion must have.name, and state where an interview can be had. Addvegs Mry, A. Martia, Broadway Post Ofice, OARD.—A PLEASANT ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR, neatly furnishad, to let, with board, to a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen. Reference givea and required. Apply at No. 8 Crosby strect OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN end his wife may obtain « suite of pleawnt rooms, Teralahed or uafuralated, on the se00nd foor, ins, amall quiet family, where every comfort of a home may be ex- pected; al tions for x single gentleman. Apply ‘at No. 7 rren street, wear Henry; throe minvitos walk from the fi rry, PesRPoTWO GENTLEMEN CAN Br ACCOMMODATED with pleasant rooms and full or partial bord, by ap plying at No. 80 White street, near Broadway OARD! INTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, On two Je yentlemen, can bourd and pleasant, well furnished front room, on the econd floor, of a genteel private boarding houso, No. 115 Leonard street, between Broadway wud him. References exchange OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, in w private fainily, where there are no other board bra, residing in the upper part of the city. Retereaces exchangal. Address E. P., Herald office, early, } Be WANTED—BY A @ FMAN AND LADY, | diown town, or on the heights of Brooklyn, between zr | uf ton and Atlantic «treet; a parlor and stall’ bedroom aituched, on second floor, preferred. ‘Terma moderate mezerences otic. penetra ee ——— SURNISHED ROOMS, ON ENION SQUARE, WITH without board, \ Drivate fami mand required, Addvoss 3. 44, He ss OR omfortably furnished, in a rices will meet with a com- me. No children twkeu. Ad Herald off ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD.—ONE OR entlet ao be handsomely seeommo- Gated as above, in « private family, residing fn the lower part of Fast Broadway. NCRNISHED ROOMS WANTED, BY A MAM, FAG ly.—A parlor and three bedrooms, (without bedding,) je 186 Greenwich streot—Perem Aids Thursday) morning, at 11 o'clock, 3 German, and” Pr segura, of various’ brandy unt qualit JINTH AVENUE LOTS AT AUCTION.—ADRIAN Hf, MULLFI will sell on Thnrsday, the 2th inst, at 14 | o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange four'lots on the east terly side of the Math avenue, tity feet north of Vifly- ninth street, WE Siro ne arian rous of purchasing real estate, to the tore? | sale of (a9 property at Hellgate, known as the residence | Of the late Joseph Foutke, ‘Ihe property it situated, uct | on the Kast river, exteuding aver one thousand the shore, and part on Wghay sixth stroot, which sone | ona hundred fect wide, and [y the main avenue between | Astoris and all that pert of Long Island and this city. | ighty-sixth | ale will | OF PEESONS DEAL sireet the whole length « re of n family breaking up hi at IST Cuial street, fueni i lace at the M nexday, | cay | cation to | peer, A. J. BLEICKER, of to the executors, 48 | ct. | M. WIITERS, AUCTIONEE | i at Wk | { } } re, carpets, Ae TING CUR. ens MPORTANT ‘PO ALT. VINY known hotel, Revere House, Havana, has been trans. | forred from Officious street, No, 119 Abrapin street, eorner of Mereadows. This larg’ edifee han Boon re-built and refitted, and no expense laa been spared ta make it am elecant and comfortable home. It ean ho recommended with confidence, as the best and largest hotel at Havana. Refer to Dr. Bogart. No. 5 St. Mark's place, New York DANCING IDES DODWORTIS DANCING ACADEMY, AT TY new establishment, No, 806 Broadway, neve Grace | Mhe elas for tho second quarter ie now f —— AC. childcen on Wednesdays sud 1s O'clock P.M. Wor gont Moolaya, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturda, to lu eleck BP. M., Th ‘eae | ring on an eutire new principle, by whieh the progress | convenienes of the pupils are greatly facilitated. For wirtloulare eve circulars, operty—Fraime horse DAME AUGUS s 7 Morria property, $0,675; T lot in Mount | M’ mab tk tah oa 5 m the lin the New York and New Haven | © ‘ ewe Morrisanin, 100x105, $80. Ty A. 1 1 lot om West” street, corner | nee, enol Leet, 21x79, $4,600; 2 do. adjoining, “0 }. are opeh hous (three story brick) and to 1 700; 1 do. (two story brick | sunveyaort, 49 feet from Wast steel | 2OxSL.BA, €9,700; 1 Tot un venue T | [ro Se 4 Fv staReY, wont eer street, iin | o horses, » good glock Of wagons. w ¥ i : | ha » good order. One of the bevt ib ear ly Resin s.' ThE amount Fequired will be a ere, tet te tier ange |? os W. J, Herald office, tating where " sales of 160 boxea Cartil | Alenia re ¥ A bs 1 of emt i . and prison whirkey ot 4 | AUGH, UL Malden iva | rtrect, me eben, Loeation not farther up town than Union place, or in Brooklyn, near the ferries. Terms not Address H. R., Herald office. T° Le ge vaths, to 9 singlo gentleman, in @ private References required. Apply ut No. 49 Wont to exceed #15 to $20 per month. References exchanged. A WELL FU HED BEDROOM, wint Washington place, near Sixth avenue. GENTLEMEN CAN PE i board and pl family, Joosted near the Fultom Nassdn street, Brooklyn. Tr AUCOMMO i genteot pyiy at No. $0 wear Prosdmay living ia genteel styie need auswer. Band require! Ad dros M. SENTLEMAN AND LAD c the lady ooly, » hamdson wn built house, with bath, iway, not above Mourteenth | there are no othor | AL Bowed, Bromdway | &e. | “~ HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC. WANTED. ISHED HOUSE WANTEIX--THE SUnsi of s genteel furnished house, Union square, ¥ rondway, cast or from Eiguth to Sixtwenth wert side, where h the vicinity scommany Ww ueuteel bowrd: Wo privilege of buy furniture, rtain time The «ubserilier bas heen a first-class hotel keeper, aad ie full eep o genteel Any comin ry wt SOWA £ ALT. Stewart Oo. Ist May next. ing keation, forma, & JOHN LAL or by note, stat , 190 Wa ington street, WANTED—METIUM SIZE, EITHER FOR 1% or between the prevent time and May 1, uy, between the Astor House and N TORE | | | York Hotel. Pledve address JNO. SMITH, Broadway | office, FANIV DS AND SHO ware; aleo, a second hand counter. nx | tor a stere. wane address Lox 2,8. we, TO RENT-A CLASS THREE | welling hones, wiih al motornimprove- | wotion near Broadway, between Pourth and | Addees AWS! MO & OU, No. 20 } <T OF MA houses, with all the y part ot the ation, with yy OONER , | rit improve bo. 8 Post ‘ GENTLEMAN, hed, ta A PARIA ® quiet sit Aid be accommodated with | | svonue, $1,000 and $7,250; aleo, two fine houses to let. u OR SALE—LEASE OF STORE . 181 GREKNWICH atrcet, together with the whole or part of the stock of ready made clothing now in store; or the lease, (four ears to run from Ist of May next,) will bo sold’ alone. This ttore is directly opposite the Pacttic Hotel, and be, tween Dey and Cortlandt streets, thus rendering one of the best atands for business on the weut side of the city. Satiefectory reasons given for selling. For rticulars apply to WILKINSON, BROTHERS, No. 181 Greenwich street. SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN O11, store, located on the weat side of the city, in the immediate vicinity of the different steamboats and steam- ships, now doing ‘a good business. For further partlcu- lars address, with real name and address, A. B. (., Herald office. Rk SALE—THE TWO 11 Commerce street, (C3 Bloooker), with (tearoom attached, shade trees in front, and pleasant neighbor- hood. Terms easy. For particulars, inquire on the pre- mises; or it will be exchanged for lot up town. WOR SALK.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER’ shop, in a first rate neigbborhood, and doing » good business, with fine fixtures; will be sold low. It is ono of tho best stands in the western part of the city. WATKINS & HINK, 15 Chainbors street. NOR SALF—TWO LOTS ON THIRTY-THIRD 250 feot from the Ninth avenue, west si izont, and nearly half the block. quire at 422 Barrow street. OR SALF—A FOUR STORY PRICK HOUSE AND LOT, with a two story frame ding, in the rear of 20 Wert Sixteenth xtreet. Inquire of Androw Vash, 1th street, Harlem, or of Peter B. or Henry Pennie, 24 Orange street. JORY AND ATTIC 310 NO. Yor particulars in- OR SALK.—A GOOD FARM IN THE F Tilinois, near Chieago, containing 214 acres, of which 85 acres is fine wood land. Upon the premises are a new brick house, a large barn, carriage house, a good stono well of pure water, Ke. Will be sold at a great sacrifice by applying immediately to K. DyMOTT, No, 371 Sixth street, from 7 to 9 and 5 to 6 4 Ihe K SALE—A WELL LOC ed grocery and liq) “D AND OLD FSUABLISHL- . with a good run of fa. ator inily business. To an active and industrions man, a good opportunity offera, von for selling is sequences of the fu | Terms favorable, and o lease of five years on the pres | will be given. “A large propo: rent will taken out in coods, at fair prices to JACOB ALTER, corner of Sixteenth street and avenw 4 1b App F SALE—A PIN F Twenry Pres street, paying fifteen per cent; & fine corngr SFe- perty, corner of Bediord and Barrow _#treets, lot Z1x8T, coutaining three bulldings, $8.0007x Seventeenth street, hotween Vourth avenne and Irving place: two lots on Twenty ninth street, near First avenuo, 34,000 for the two, the whole to remain for ten years: @ | auperior brown stone house ou Tweuty-seventia street, Adress Economy, Herald | $12,000; one ov Twonty-filth street, $10,000. Apply to E. B. RINSHIMUR, 819 Fourth aveaue, trom 2 to 7 P.M. OR SALE—A FIRST-RATE STORY HOUSE, F on Iwenty-eighth streat, west of Fourth avenue, $5,000; one on Twenty-eight street, near Lexington avenue, $4,500; one on Thirty teat street. near Fexinzton avenue, $0,000; one on T corner of Twenty-fourth street, $6,500: two on Lexington v the town of Pastehester, on the line of the New voad, two minutes walk from the depot; the i eof cultivation, with every variety water, i n out houses, barns, ice M. 450 TWELPTU NEAK nyeune Li, a tenant house, three-story, 7.440, 70; threa-fourths on morte ity as Nossa etreet, from SALE AT A BARGAIN—A LUMBER Y. RD, with » swnall cheice lot of good Lambe horses, sheds, c. Teese for eight years Tvet cash. Must be sold by the first of next month, as the owner leayes for Californian, Also, @ sloop of 90 tons pair. Apply to WATKINS & HLNE, KF mR STORY BRICK HOURS ON first elase houses ou Lexington Avenue; 1do. on Fortieth street; 2 yalunble lete on West stoect, with water privileges; 1 first claw new hone at Rewark, N. J., near the depot; alsa building lots in this | chéy, and 1,000 villece Tole: alse, 600,000 nerves of Western Apply to Mod, from $2 to $176 the acre. FRANCIA J. KY SALE—THE ST tor tailoring ramou' opportunity, yur, he is et, new J 40 feet, thr vault, rewernge rooms, Wailer ¢ ceilings aud walls beautifully: printe eoniplet on bachelor ext The ior mont 1 family ints om two HOMER MORGAN, No. 1 Vine street. ATIORE.—WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN, AT Jockman street, office and counting house desks, | | hione, tabl «, soft i astote ‘ burewus, ron | tables ' rpebs, rags, fea x and | k maltrosee WM odetaads, 100 sout | airs, offtes nud couking #loves, Fura od | by instalment —T1S BALA CK, GOOD Win xtorg ator valuable lot on | h street, $5.00; one at tho | ULTON ie 1OT TO oer (er tyaghty pom years, No. Opponite a ‘Apply to oe PRAVID RAIT, 881 wey OBOKEN.—10 LET, A CAPTLAL HOUSE AND with other premises, where » good flour and business is oarrted on. A firat-rete opportunity offers ter doing an oxtensive business. Will be let on lease fer Gye ars from the first of February. Apply on the promiaea, nd et Washington atreet, betwoon Third a: urth atroots. TORK IN SIXTH AVENUE TO LEY—THR VeRT large and handsome store and cellar, No. 06 Slath avenne, near Fighth street and the Jefferson one of the most desirable business locations om the areaue. ‘The store is handsomely finished, with large double wia- dows, &e., ko. Posseasion given immediately. Apply te RICHARD L. SUYDAM, 158 Waverley piace. yO LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK HORSE NO. 166 West Twentioth street, between Hovonth and Hight avenues. Possession given the first day of Fobrussy- Rent, $60 to the first of May, with the priviloge, at vame rate, for the next year. Inquive of N. WALSH, Ne. 6 Sixth avenue. DAGUERRISTS.--TO LET, POSSESSION diately, the whole of the upper floor, and half of ql floor of the four-story brown stone store, deep, No. 345 Fulton street, Brooktya, just avenue, and appodte Court street, Montag the City Hall. It willbe rented for a term of pr eyires La Apoly ~ waane a. nine A.M. or five P.M., fo. 16 Gray park, Twen- tloth street, between Third and Fourth avenue WY 10 LET—A THREE STORY HO} ON THIRTY. fourth street; a fashionable, ono hundred-foot street. The house ts replete with gas, Croton, baths, ol walls are in oak wnd frescoed in oil, deliors sud gas fixtures let with the house. Situated one block from Broadway. Possession given 1st Fi Inguire of JAMES L. DAY’ ‘Thirty-fourth third door from Kighth A Bes LEt--A SPLENDID BASKMENT, CORNER GP Broadway and Princo street, went aide; also, « large store, No. 60 Verey street, with or without steam power. Apply on the premises. 10 LFASE FOR FIVE YFARS—THE FOUR STORT brick building No. 14 Ann street. divided into two good stores, and the upper building fs oscupiod ax a boatding house. Apply Greenwood, Jr. American Murentn, New ¥ 0 JEWELLERS OR WATCH DEALERS.—AN OFFION can be leased for the above business, at the cormer of Broudway and Dey street. The office fronts and is on the first floor—it {4 one of the best locations im Now York. Reat$400, Applyto MELVILLE & 00. 196 Browdway. § D LTA LARGE STORE, SUITABLE FOR AN kind of business, being in a great busivess thorough- fa The store is now occupied as a grocery stores 20 by (0 feet. The stock will be sold at a valuation, if re- quired, or will be removed, and possession fren on the first of February. Apply to C. B. HOWES, 83 Nassau ot LET—THE FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 84% | Kighthavenue, next to Twenty cighth #¢,—Five rooms, with marble mentels, and Croton water on the floor, suite- ble for a gentee! imnily, Apartments to let, Nos. 219 and 16 Seventh st, enue C;alw, apartments in house No. 157 West Thirtieth street, near Fighth avenue; alse, Jo. 615 Greenwich stroet, near Jane. Apply in the 246 highth avenue to Twonty eighth street. N. BR. complete file of York Herald for 1852 for fale. NO LET PROM THE Firs OF FEBRUARY—A DS sirable offer, auilable for the jewelry or some other Light business. Inqaire of PRAT? & KOLBINS, No. $ 25 Lt \ | | | | y jew { | sauna} | ye SALF—SIX YFARS LMASK OF HOSE AND Lor | Cortlandt street, fost OL Walker sirect tw Broadway. Ingaire | pos HINI“TS.—10 LEASH—TANNERY, BAW MILEA | and other buildings, easily adapted to machinery. =ALE—A FISELY FURNISHED HOUSE ow | for extonpiye planing, turning, sltugle, lath, and stave ‘Twenty xecond sleoet : s bath, 203, rages, | wAnyfretority, and for cotton “aud ‘Woollen factories or Ke., and bas a beautiful yard. Price $000, with al | ven foundry, with ample water power, in a pleasant wil- the'furniture, mirrors, plato, gas axthres, e v e., | Mae, tires Lours distance from Albany by rail and plank &e,;, price $7,000, withovt hd furniture.” Now rented | Te@ds. The abundance. a Ap te wD furniture at $1,000 per sunum. Apply. | wtb ne ant te o'clock P.M. to . : ar reD aac BReBs KINSINMER, 0 hitag try ART OF Hi NO, bt Charlion street, consisting of thee rooms and bathe | room on seeond floor, one room in third stor, Rha gPe | buck barement. ‘The house ty finished in teh me : at + with bot net ley Ke. Te 34 to the Ys Apply ou the premises, or wt 39% | Broadway. | | LIQUORS. mentees | F JVUS OLD STYLE SCHODAM ANB | 0.00€ old club schnapps gin, warrante® | pure, and possessing all the fine medicinal qualittes for which this old fashioned article hav been so long esteomed | and so highly recommended by the fueulty, Sold by | WM. HT. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. is DOAEN DULLIN STOUT AND FALKIRK ' 2.006 ale, just recelved by the x Nidons. Alo, on hand, Younger’s Tennant’s, ondon porter, XXX stout and for to any inthe market. Fer ULL, 480 Broome street, eor- dat | Phitadetyi | sale by Wm. ner of Crosby. AS EXTENSIVE JNO whiskey, rum well known for sale i per cent, by | corner of Cr | SAE AN \- fo MENT OF BRANDIAS, si brands, auant WINI | NDERUILL, 430 Broome a UIK & SONS! AND WM, Ye | Mere FER & 09.'3 SCORCH der for family nse; Robt. B an” 1 ‘ and Co.*« Loudon Porters; Gray It. jeck Champagnes; Santurne, | ay wines; Havana 66 lowest market price, by PETERS & CHAMBERS, Importers, 900 Broadway. wines, damai id Tvich whiskey, assoried brands of gin, Schiedam bnappy, ke. Orders sollcited and promptly attended te. } PRE TARGEST STOCK, OF WINES, BRAN AND | etter the city will be found a¢ PETERS & - | games aid St. Croix ruma, 4 00 Broadway. Buyers are requested to examine extensive stock before muking purchases, Great in- ements are oftered to each and short-time buyers. V ASSAR'S POUGHKEEPSIR RREWERY-—ESTARTISE- ed 1797.-—The ondersigned continue to manufactere the eclebrated Poughkeepsio pale, amber, and XXale am@ | porter, for home consumption, and the markets of Galil fornia, & A ms, Auvtralia and the Indiew. Fer shipping, } and ion ho aitole ii put up as heretofore, ia new out eAehs, InAnefactured expressly for suche Crdere reacived at their depot, 116 Wawem ow York, or at tho brewery, Ponghkee M. YASS, & @. CENTLY ARRIVED FROM heat testimoninis from the has completed, and having 4 unoceupied, ie desirous of being fully ea- daily or occasional governess. fer acquire. { the highest orier a« an English teacher, udertakes to give instruction in music and draw ttor t to Mis IL W. Union + Office, , THOROUGHLY 289 roadway. Keach lod “with fa tohim, Opew THe SURSCRIRER WILL REOKIVE Ny. et his rooms, 280 Broadway, Le- ; genJemen's clvssee ot, Private instiewo rt. DSMITH, Y COMPETENT TO the ogee of tom and FoF a aound Kaytee the French Indivpansaole, omer rok, Altes on is separ: . Terms reasonabk YENWANSTOP 1s da tu