The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1853, Page 3

Nees ADVERTISEMENTS BENBWED BYBBY DAY. Vereen ay SER SEVENTH PAGE.-ea_ BOARDING AND LODGING, GENTLEMAN AND HI3 WIFE WISH BOARD IN THE uy part of the city, within a convenient distance of Dr. me church ; a private family preferred. Ad- dress, I. Hi this. Office, stating terms, &e. PLFASANT FRONT BEDROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR a single gentleman, can be obtained at the elogant residence No. 91 Prince street, west of and near Broad. way. soaked SINGIN GENTLEMAN WISRES BOARD WITH A French family, near the Astor House. Address Pitt, Herald office. . PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THE NEW FOUR | story house, with modern conveniences, 196 West Fifteenth ‘street, “near Eight avenue, hare two sults of rooms to let, with board, to single gentlemen or gon tlemen and thelr wives, who require permanent board on and after Ist May, and to whom an excellent table is a consideration. Inquire of DR. DRAKE, between 9 and 11 | A. M., or after 2P. M, GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HI3 DAUGH- ter, who is employed from home during the day, in a smal’ private family, between Chatham square and Houston street. For ecomfortable home a fair price will Yepaid. Address P. P., Herald office. OARD WANTKD—WITH A WIDOW LADY, OF SOCLA- blo disposition, and without incumbrance or boarders, by a gentleman, who requires « parlor and bedroom, for ix months. If suited, will pay liberally, in advance. Address Edgar, Broadway Post Ufice. OARD WANTED—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO make an e ent for board for his family, on or of Apri about the 16th il next inw plain and respectable private family, where there are but tew or no boarders; Pleasantly located, between Broome and ‘Twenty-fifth streets, and Second and Sixth avenues. The family con- sista of himself, wife, son and daughter, seventeen and eighteen years of age, anda sister. Four rooms in se- cond story, furnished, will be required. He dines out, except on Sunday. References exchanged. A communi- cation, with name, stating location and terms, (which must be moderate,) to S. ¥. L., lower Post office, will receive attention. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE singlegentlemen can be accommodated with plea sant rooms, breakfast and tea and dinner on Sundays, in a respectable part of South Brooklya, within five minutos alk trom the South Furry. Apply'at 68 Stato street, OARDING.—LADINS AND GENTLEMEN WILL BE accommodated with board in the city, on reasona- yn. house in ihe country, two hours ride from the city, and enjoy a country life, sailing on the Sound, fishing’ and shooting. Apply to J.G. SALCON, No. 65 Eighth avenue, for cight days, atter which accommodations will bo made for the applicants. OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR three ladies, child, and nurse; two good bedrooms will be required, with accommodations for the nurse. Address R. D., at the office of this paper, stating terms, which must be moderate. Location on the west side of the city. Icferences given and required. OARD.-A ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEMEN, CONVE. nient to business dewn town, at $3 per week." Ay- Ply at il Joy street, third strect above Chambers atrect, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, either ina private boarding house or private family, in Vorayth, Eldridge or Orevard streets. betweon Grand and Division streets, or that locality. Addross IT. B. S,, Herald office, with terms. OARD—THREE OR FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN BE accomodated with board at 245 Spring street. OABD WANTED—DY A LADY, IN A SMALL PRI- vate family, (with a widow proferred:) a front room; Tocation near Chatham street. Address R. A., Broadway Post Odice. OARDING—FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, WITH * single or double rooms, for geutlemen, at 78 Warren treet. OARD.—A ROOM ON SUCOND FLOOR, HANDSOME. ly furnished, to let, with board, to « geatlemanand hiswiie, or two single gentlemen. required. Apply at No. $ Crosby street. OARD WANTED—FOR A GEN’ , WIFE, IN locality. The lower part of the city preferred. Address R., box 112 Post office. OARDING.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, RICHLY furnished, will be to let by tho first of March, with Tull board, in the first cliss house 43 West Twenty-second street, near Fifth avenue. No children taken. Dinner atsix. None need apply who cannot furnish unexoop- Hionalle reference, OARDIN BROOKLYN—A GENILEMAN AND WIE, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated With « pleasant room und board at 48 Sydney place. OARD—NO. 190 WEST FIGHTERNTH STREET, CN railroad and stage route; double and single rooms can be obtained, with board. No removal on Ist of May OARD.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commoiated with pleasant rooms and board. Also, iwo nico rooms, suitable for gentlemen and their wives, with board. Also, a large parlor on the first floor and bedroom to let, with or without board. Also, wanted, a lady to give lessons on the piano to 2 board in the house forher trouble, 7Appiy to Mrs. SMITH, 56 Franklin strect. OARD WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR INSTRUCTION ‘on the piano forte, by an American gentleman of igh musical attainments. Best ef reference given. Ad- @ress Musical Education, Heraid office. (URNISHED ;ROOMS TO LET—SIMR on FOURTH F floor, for single gentlemen, on very moderate terms; also, & roo on third floor, for a husband and wife, with- out board. Apply at 60 Whito street, a few doors from Broadway, west side. URNISHED ROOMS—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS to let, to onc or two gentlemen, haying bath room, ind ‘other convenienecs; family private. Apply at Peorosty street, opposite Niblo's. URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH full or partial board, at No. 201 West Twenty-se- eond street. The situation is unexceptionable, the rooms ence. Location near a railroad and three omnibus routes. Not to move on tho Ist of May. Metropolitan Hotcl; meats cau be furnished in the Apply at 579 Broadway. eR OF WILLIAM ANP FRAN) streets,—Centlemen can haye well furnished single Pedded rooms, with goods beds, plenty of bedding, and rivilege of a reuding room, for $1 25 to $2 per week, or 25 cents per night arate fire if desired. Office open all night. Halls lighted with gas. Refrectory under- neath, ‘This house has over 200 rooms, and doing a siness, Cull and see, 0, 1 UNION SQUARE, CAN ACCOM. N ‘a gentleman ond lady, withoat children, with a parlor and bedroom (oa tho’ parlor floor), and hoard, “Apply at No, 1 Union place, northwest corier of Fourteenth sireet. ARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS AND BATHS, TO LET, with Board, at Collins’ Hotel, corner of Canal and ‘Weat streets. ARTIAL BOARD AND LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, , can be obtained near the Ful ; fer business mon. The would suit two friends and the moierate. But few Qk R y.—Strangers and citizens can accommodated with rooms and board at this hotel, on the English principle, within a few blocks of the Crystal Palace. Apply on tlic premises, corner of Thirty-first street and P SHED.—TWO OR THREE gentlemen can be ucoommodated with pleasant rooms, Without board, or with breakfast and tea, at 69 West Ninetecnih street, Sixth avenw 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN, iB 2 their wives can be accommodated with pleasant rooms at 187 Henry strect. For particulars inqvire of ROBERT E. BUNCE, at Union Hall clothing warehouse, corner Fulton and Nassau streets. SPANISH GENTLEMAN, A ROOM, partial orfull board, in a private family; loca” hotween Kighth and Sixteonth streets, near Broad- Tho best of references given. State terms and 2,047 Post office, post pald. ‘ANTED—BOARD, PRIVATE TABLE, FOR A GEN. YY tieman and his wife, second floor of house, with mo- dern improvements, exclusive use of bath and closet. Ad- dress R., Fost Office, with location, terms, and real name, ARTANTED—BOARD FOR 15 OR 20 RESPECTADLE young men. Address A, RANGER, 24 Bowery. ENSTRUCTION. nn RCHITECTURE.—A DRAUGHTSMAN WIKHES TO RE- rad a id pest ye pele in Siegar eres draw: iny ree evenings in the week. Terms, er quarter, Adiress, Draugh man, Herald offi, LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING THR YOUNG common English branches, Gerraan and French lan- Zuages, and music, wishes a situation in a family or going south. Address Miss Belma, Jersey PANISH LANGUAGE.—A COMPETENT TEACHER hhas a few uncmployed hours in the day time, and is Hesirous to devote them to the instruction of his nativo ge. Terms, $18 per quarter, payable monthly, in giving five lessons per week. Apply to Sr. ¥. ‘earl street. FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED FIVE YEARS BY the American Instute—OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH’S iting rooma, 289 Broadway. first corner above the Ir- Ang Honse,New York, Open daily from 9 o'clock A. M, OOP. M., exept Saturday evenings. Ladics’ classes at Land 4 o'clock, on Mondays, Wednesdays, ani Fridays, forms reduced to $8 for ten lessons, or $6 for twenty lox. jong, Gentlemen’s clases at 0 A, M., and 7 and § o clock p, M., on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Terms, $5 jor ten lessons, or $10 for twenty five lessons. Separate parlors for private instruction, which may be takon at pultiig tne convenience of the pupil. $15, le in uévanee. No extra chargo for stationery in ho above classes, For ealo, “Goldsmith's Syston of Poamanship,”” elegant copy-book, with ample ia- fructioa~-price 26 geats per copy, or five copies for $1. 4 , Bie and. at any time they wish they can go to my | Reference given and | fant child, and servant, in a pleasant and genteel | oung Miss, and , large and airy, furnished with every modern coaveni- | ‘URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE | TENANTS’ REGISTER. 70.0), “Bose 20, RENE IWO | GENTERL ¢ houses, having all of the modern m- rovements, situated in Lexington avenue, to rent for $700 each ; a first class house in Madison avenue to rent, for $1,400; a mall cottage in Harlem to let, at $175 annum; a cottage, suitablo for a small family, in the country, for $150. M. L, SHELDON, 86 Nassau street. A STORE TO LET—FROM AND AFTER THE FIRST of April next, situated on the Camden and bee 4 , eight miles from the latter place. It is an ol established stand, caleulated to dos large business. A stock of goods can be had with the store, if uired. For particulars, inquire of J. L. APPLEBY, 106 Ham- mond street, or JAMES APPLEBY, Old Bridge, N. J. ROADWAY—TO LET OR LEASE—THE VERY DaSIR- able first-class building, No. 618 Broadway. The | front is twenty-eight feet, four stories high, strong! built, and can easily be altered to suit almost any busi- ness.’ This property, from its location, (being in the im- mediate vicinity of the finest hotels in the country, offers unusual inducements to responsible parties. | For written permission to view the premisos, and further particulars, apply to JAMES PRICE, office 200 Hudson street, near Canal street. ROADWAY.—TO LET OR LEASE, THE UPPER PART of house No. 382 Broadway, second door from White Street. It isa very desirable location for a light genteol Dusimens : als» bas every convenience for a resitencs. For particulars enquire of ISAAC LODEWICK, on the corner ROANWAY.--BASEMENT STORE TO LET, AT NO. 380 Breadway, corner of White stroet. For particulars enquire on the premises, FN TLL ETAL CTS ACC CLIO RYSTAL PALACE.—ONE BUILDING ON SIXTH avenue, and one on Fortieth street. and a few stories to let in those four buildings on Sixth avenue, and four on Fortieth street, that are now being constructed oppo- site the Crystal Palace. (© LET—THE STORE 104 WEST STREET, RUNNING seniteivin nas Oe econ . " depot. For partioulars inquire of Mrs, SARAH BRIGGS, 41 Jay at. (T° JEI-THE STORE AND DWELLING:HOUSE NO. 116 Canal street. Aj ply to J. CRAM, 50 Union square, or 102 Wal treet. TO LED IME THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING house No. 17 Wooster street. Apply to ~_____ 5. CRAM, 50 Union square, or 12 Wall stroct. 0 LET—THE THREE STORY BASEMENT BRICK dwelling-hous? No. 12 West Broadway place. Ap- ply to ; J. CRAM, 102 Wall street, or &F, PITTS, corner of Laurens and Grand streets. FINANCIAL. 93.3 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- ’ gage, in sums to sult, on New York, Brooklyn. or Williamsburg property. BILLING & TUCK: Broadway. 5, 50 TO LOAN.—FOR SALE, TWO LOTS 9 on Seventeenth street, between Fifth andSixth avenues, in part pay fora house worth $12 000. Alxo, city houses; also, houses im Brooklyn, pa; ing ten por dent’ also, three full lots in Bond. street’ le yn. RYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY TO LEASE:—SIX LOTS on Forty-second street, 26 feet front by 115 deep, be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues; likewise six cottage dwell- ing houses on Forty-third street, that are now in the course of erection, and will be finished by the first af May next. For plan of houses, and other particulars, apnly at the office of Ludewig, Smith & Fincke, No. 8 Walt street, between the hours of 12 and 2 P. M. ANIEL Fee WITH WATER POWER TO RENT—SITU- ated in the town of Haverstraw, Rockland county, about half a mile from the North river. There are two substantial brick buildings, one 06 feet by 32, three stories high, with a wing 50 feet by 25, ono story. “The other, 64 by 40, three stories bigh, with wing 53 by 28, Each bulld- ing has a good water wheel, 22 feet diameter and 13 fect breast. There is another brick building, separate from the above, 07 fect by 36. For further particulars, inquire of JOHN PECK, No. 29 Cliff street. ULION STREKT.—TO LET OR LEASE, THE STORE No, 120, next to the corner of Nassau street, four story and basement, and finder cellar. Inquire om the premises, of D. P, SMITH. No clothiers need apply. ‘OUSY TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A TWO story attic house, near St. John’s square, to lot. ‘Tho house is in good order, and the furniture, which is modern, will be sold’ complete, to a good tenant, Ad- Axess R.S., box 1,800 Post office. OFTS TO LET—THE LOFTS OF STORE NO. 23 MUR- ray street, and also the lofts of No. 27 Warren street. e lofts now communicate; they will be rented sepa. rately or together, as 'may be desired. They aro finished in the best manner, and have gas and Croton water, with water closets in them. Apply on the premises. NIC.—A MASONIC LODGE ROOM IS NOW being fitted up under the direction of Atlantic Lodge, So, 178, at the corner of Broadway and Bleecker streets. The building is properly situated, geographically, and will excel in beauty and convenionee gny room of the kindin the city. A few esmay obtain the room for their meetings by making immediate application to J. Carhart, 76 kast Thirteenth street; G. C. Stone, 19 Uld lip; Jas. G. Powers, 101 Murray street. FFICES TO LEASE—NOS. 195 AND 197 BROADWAY, Franklin Buildings, three superior offices, suitable for lawoffices, Apply to N. JARVIS, Jr. 2 Dey street. (0 LET OR LEASE—THE DWELLING PART OF THE three story house 77 West Broadway. Vor par- ficulars inquire on the premises, 1O LET—A STORE, SITUATED AT NO. 220 FRANK- lin_ street, near Wes Inquire of M. G. LANE & CO., 217 West street. 0 LET—A FACTOXY IN BROOKLYN, FIFTEEN TO twenty minutes walk from the South ferry, brick building, fitty by thirty, with two stories and basement. Apply to RICH, OCLE: ‘5 Pear! stree THRE! :0 LETH ‘ORY AND BASEMENT HOUSI No. 93 Fast Twenty-sixth street, with all the modo improvements. ‘The furniture, or any part of it required, will be sold at alow valuation, Possession can be givon on the Istot March, or before if desired. 0 LET—TO A GENTEEL, QUIET FAWLY, THE second and third floors, and basement, (nine rooms,) in the fine brick house 127 Rivington street, with Croton water, gas, &e.; the remainder of the house will be ov- cupicd, by 4 family of four persons only, Inquire of £, AUERBACH, 122 Norfolk strect, or 84 John, up stairs, from 10 to 12 o’clock. 10 LET OR LEASE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, onthe firstof May, a neat three story houso, replete with gas, water, and extension room. Must be seen to be appreciated. ’ Inquire at 00 Kast ‘i'wenty-seventh street, nexr Lexington avenue, 0 LET—HOUSE NO. 169 AMOS STREET, THREE story; also, the upper part of house No. 59 Christo- phor street, with gas and all madorn improvements, to a small family. Inquire of G. J. BOGERT, 59 Christopher atrect. TS LET—TOGETHER OR SEPARATE, TWO LOFTS IN brick building 16% South street, in one of the best a of the street, convenient to the new ferry to Brook- lyn; also, front office in store of same building, well adapted for an exchai office. The whole will be let, ae x separate. Application to BUTLER, BROTHEKS, in store. tide of Huduon seek, nearly oppoatto St Jolins pork, ludson street, nearly o) fe John’s pa very suitable for a hotel or Dourdlag house. The houses are three story, attic and basement, (connected inside, ) with tea room and bath rooms, 46x 40. Lots 100 feet deop, and the buildings could easily be extended. For further particulars, apply to JAMES PRICE, office 200 Hudson street. '0 LET OR LEASE—TWO STORES WITH DWELLINGS, 162 and 164 Canal street, suitable for the dry goods. or other respectable business ; extensive alterations made if desired. Apply from 11 to 12 o'clock, to 8. LEWIS HUTCHINGS, 38 John street 0 BOARDING HOUSE AND HOTEL KEEPARS.— To let, for a boarding house or hotel, two large houses, situated in Hudson street, near Canal, in this cily, in an excellent location, Each house contains 24 rooms anda kitchen, Inquire at 134 Prince street, (0 LET—ON FIRST AVENUE, A LARGE | store. Rent cheap. Apply to JAMES McCOR! S4iTirst avenue, corner of Twentieth strect. JNO LET OR FORSALE—THE LARGESTONE HOUSE AND lot at Fordham depot. ‘the house is spacious and built Very substantially, in the modern style, Algo, to let, a cottage and garden, containing many fruit tress, and other conveniences, suitable for a gentieman’s residence, near the above depot. Inquire of Mrs. SMITH, No. 4 Al | len street, or of Mrs. Bassford, at the stone house, Fordham. fr , with all the modern improve incnts, No. 105 First avenue. Rent $000, Also, offices in Nos. Sand 7 New street. Inquire of CHASE, Ni s ES 0 LET—THE THIRD FLOOR OF 108 CiTATHAM street, corner of Pearl, by the month, or a lexse for fwo years from Ist May next. “This is one’of the bast lo- cations in the city, (being centrally located anil has a good light) for hat pressing, paper box, cap, shirt, sega orany light mo i Call this da; Monday, as abo ont 2E STO K Hi WHOLE oR 87 West Thictieth stroet, near Lighth avenue Also apartments in house 817 Greenwich street, near estrect. Also lower part of honse 815 Greonwhich noar Jane strect. Also cottage house, six rooms, 71 West Thirtieth, near Sixth avenue; rent $150. Also house at Upper Morrisiana; rent low. Also ho! Fast Brooklyn; rent low. Apply at 848 Kighth « in tho store, next to Twenty cighth street. Apar in house 171 Wost Thirly-third street, noar avenue. OLET OR LEASE—A TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME house, with tearoom and kitchen in the rear, plea. fanily situated on Virst avenue, near Fifty-eighth sireet. Adjoining the house there is a garden, neatly Inid out, with fruit trees, grape vines, &. On ‘the premices is a well ofexcellent water; also the Croton. The above is a desirable residenee. Apply on the premi | 10 itighth LET—FRONT AND BACK ROOM, ON THE SF- cond floor, bedroom in the attic, and back basement, 6f the house No, 40 First street, the lower pnnt being occupied by a widow lady. WO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC: commodated with board and pleasant rooms, fur. nished or not, at 18 Lispenard streot. References ex- changed. EL a ere scree Non ered (0 LET—TWO STORES, NEAR BROADWAY, IN JOHN street; also, the third floor. Apply at 11 John street (0 LET—THE LARGE HOUSE, NO. 38 LISPENARD street, having sixteen rooms, with Croton water, &c., and in every way well adapted for a genteel boarding house. Apply to R. VAN RANTY, No. 34 Canal streot, T° LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—TWO OR threo genteel throo-s brick houses, on Fifty, eighth street, just cast of avenue. Rent $300, on'a two years lease, Those houses are finely finished. ' Also, several houses on Fourth venue —$500. Also, a num- bar of houses in different locations. Apply, from 2 to 7 P.M, to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue. XO LET—A SMALL STORE IN MAIDEN LANE, which has been occupied for the last two years stationery s Possession on the Ist of May. tures, shelves, and counter for sale at a low price, to save the trouble of taking them down and moving thom to the new store. Part of the stock is also offered for sale al a fair price, Inquire, for further particulars, of JOS, CAHN, 140 Maiden lane, i IN CHAMBERS STRERT, NGAR on River Railroad station, well adapted (or © boarding house, having sevonty-tive or well lighted and ventilated. Inquire of MAS HOVE & CO., 132 Chambers street. oon, THO 10P2 AND HOUS --A three story bz ops, two md three stories high, niers, trunk, cabinet, chair, sash and inods, Apply at 122 IRK: WwW Ta suitable for book' blind makers, or any other light bu Norfolk street, im tho odice. brick wor | R. LAWRENCE, 75 Nassau stroct. 41.000 TO $1,500 WANTED.—THE ADVER- tiser is desirous of obtaining, for one or two years, the above amount, for which satisfactory and undoubted security will be placed in the possossion of the loaner; and for the accommodation, he will, during tho riod, be furnished with handsome apartments and reakfest and tea, in a respectable private family in Brooklyn. The most satisfactory references will be given. For further particulars apply to D, EVANS, 79 Nassau street. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND.—WE DRAW, BY SPE- cial authority, on the Union Bank of London, in sums to sult, from 31 up good in any part of Englan ds, payable at sight, and TAYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall st., cor. Pearl. £1 DAES ON IRELAND —WE DRAW, BY SPHCLAL authority, on the Belfast Banking’ Company, in sums te suit, from £1 upwards, payable at sight, and good in any part of Ireland. ‘AYLOR BRUTHERS, 76 Wall st., or. Pearl. DRAFTS ON SCOTLAND.—WE DRAW, BY SPE. eia] authority, on the National Bank, in sums to suit, from £1 upwa: part of Scotland, , Payable at sight, and good inany TAYLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall st., oor. Pearl. pre ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN é from. SUMS £1 and upwards, ‘able at sight, are issued the subscribers. BOWMAN, GRIN 4 00., No. for the Swallow ships. South street, sole passenger agents fail line of Liverpool ead Landon packet yrs WANTED.—$5,000 TO $10,000 WANTED, A loan on personal property, for many years. Secu- rity ample. Will pay from ten to thirty percent. Ad- dress A. R., Herald office, for one week. NOMcg 70 CONTRACTORS —SRALED PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry, and superstructure of the Williamsport and Elmira Railroad will be received on the Grst day of March, at the office of the company at Elmi- ra, phe maps and Miginoer's oie at Troy. on the ling of the road. M. MORRELL, Chief Engineer, ORTH CAROLINA SIX PRit CENT STATE BONDS.— Treasury Department, Raleigh, N. C., January 16, 1658 —Sealed proposals will be peceiih in the city of New York, antil 10 o'clock, A. M.. of the 81st March next, for the purchase of $500,900 of bonds, tosusd by the State of North Carolina. These bonds will bear date the iirst of January, 185% gad will ren thirty years. They will have coupons at. tached, and the interest, at six be payableon the first days of uly apd Jannary of enc year. Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, unlesa where the purchaser may prefer to have thom mado payable at the th Carolina iseued under the authority of the La sislature of North Caroling, for the construction of tne North Carolina Railreud, and in addition to tho faith of che State, all the stock held by the State, in the said ref road, and the dividends from said atock, are express: ly pledged for their redompti ‘ ee) bonds are, by express cnactanent, exempted from taxation. Parties bidding, wili please address their letters, ea- dorsed ‘Sesled’ Proposals for North Carolina Stats Sonda,”” to the undersigned, in New York, directed te ths cace of Messrs, Brown 4 Rosset, 160 Front street, New York. The bids will be opened in the Bank of the Republic, at 8 o'clock, P. M., on the Slstday of March next, m the presence of G. B. Lamar, Eq President of tho said Bank, and J. P. Brown, and-David Freoman, Hsqrs. may also be prosent. nired, as soon as informet Successful bidders will be af the acceptance of their bids, to deposit im bank ths | smount of their bids, with the accrued interest from the | frst instant, to the credit-of the treasurer of the State of North Carolina. ‘This deposit may be made either in the Bank of the Re public, New’York, or in the Bank of the State of Nortk Garolina, or in the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh, Nort} Public Treasurer of the State of North Caroline. OTICE—AN ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE New York and Virginia Steamship Company, for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company, 94 Wall street, of Tuesday, the Ist March next, bet woo the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock, P. Mf. C. E. HARICHT, Secretary. ‘OTICE.—NEW YORK, FEB. 9, 1853.—SUBSCRIPTIONS to the capital stock of the New Yerk and California Steam:bip Company will be roeived by tho, undersigned, at the offize of Messrs. Davis, Brooks & Co, 26 Broadway until the 24th of February ensuing. The capital stock if Gxed at, $1,500,000, divided into 1,500 shares of $1,000 each. Ten per cont'in cash is required to be deposited, with the undersigned at the dato of subseribing, for whicl a receipt will be issued; the balance is payable, as called for from time to time by the board of diroctors, subse- quent to the organization of the company. In the event of an amount exceeding the above sum being subscribed, the Tronpetig Ber reserve the power of distributing the stock in such manner as shall in their judgment best ad- vance the purposes of the proposod organization, as also of closing the books of subscription, prior to tho 24th of February ensuing. Pamphlets contuining prospectus, charter, &e., can be procured, by those designing to «ub: scribe, on application to the undersigned commissioners, at 26 Broadway :— JACOB A. WESTERVELT, SIDNEY BROOKS, JOHN HAGGERTY, warts SHERMAN, DANIEL B. FEARING, REUBEN WITHERS. JEW YORK BAY CEMETE2Y.—THE STLAREHQLD! of the New York Bay Cemetery Company a by notified that an assessinent of one hundved doll cach share will be due and payable on or before thi lay of March, 1858, or their shares in said company will feited. J. BELKNAP SMITH, Secrote Ofice 28) Broad OF THE ROCKY n ANY, 0 Merchants’ I:xchange.—New York, Febraary isth, 18% otico to the Stockholders.—Zuke notica that'an assessment of five per cont upon the capital stock of the company hag been levied by the Board of Directors, pursuant to article 17 of the Articlas of Assoet tion, payable on the 15th day of March next, to the tre surer, George 8. Fitch, Fsq., at the office of the compan in New York. In case of non-payment at the time spect- fied, the shares upon which payment is required, together with all previous payments thereon, shall be forfvited to the Association; but in order that ‘stockholders residing out of the city of New York may have the benefit of the full time, three days grace will be allowed totem. A change haviog been made in the deaomination of shares, the stockhelders are requested to surrender the old certi- ficates and toke out the new serip. No transfer of the old serip will be made after the 15th of March next. By order of the Board. 8. 3. WUOLWORTH, Jr, Sea’y. PROVINCE OF CANADA.—RECEIVER RAL'S Office, Quebec, Feb. 7, 1853.—Tenders will be re ceived at this office up to first Mareh, one thousand o hundred and fifty-three, for debontures of the Provi to be fesued under 16 V a Consolidated ip in sums of £100, £260, and, to a limited aniount, at currency, each, at twenty and thirty years, to the ext of two hundred thousand pounds, currency. katorest, six per cont, payable semi-annually, upon presentation of coupons. Parties to state the appoints required, and to \ead their tenders thus:—‘Tonders for Debentures to be fsued under 16 Vie. Chap. 22." The form of debenture eon at the several banks in London, C. W., Ham- ‘oronto, Kingston, Montreal. Qi KE. P. TACH! & RECEIVE for filling in Jane strect, to correspond with the grade of v estimating must state the price and time required tocomplete the work, ther particulars apply to. 8, WARD, 411 Washington, corner Laight stroe ASH ADVANCES—IN SUMS TO surr APPLICANTS, on drygoods, pianofortes, segars, watches, jewelry, diamonds, plate, fancy articles, and mont kinds of per. sonal biog , at the Loan Office, 32 Warren strect. Offize hours, from ten to threo o'clock — HORSES, CARRIAGES, dic. FOE, WANTED. —A GOOD SADDLE HORSE, BLACi, with long tail, proferred; he must be sound, kind, and stylish. Also, a good road horse; ono that ean'trot a wile in three minutes ton wagon, Apply at BURTON & STEEL'S drug store, 453 Broa (0 PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS—FOR SALE, A DARK brown horse, seven years old, kind and gontle in sin- le or double harness, 9 good traveller. Warranted sound, Brice $170. Apply at 207 Second street. STABLES TO LET—A VINE BRICK STABLE, WITH loft, in the immediate vicinity of Canal and Hudson Also, other > streets; has accommodation for nine horses, brick stables in the same neighborhood, one and two each, Apply to AMES PRI "y ot, near C ‘anal. Office 200 Hudson KIT WHERE MERIT 13 DUE.—MRS. WAL. SIMMONS hig the pleasure to inform her patrons and friend that she has been honored with a letter from hiv lency. Millard Fillmore, President of the United States, that the Exhibition of the works of Industry of all Na tions, held in London, in 1861, has awarded her » medal certificate, and copy of the reports of the juries of that exhibition for her case of Millinery, and she will be happy t0 show (hem to hor friends. MRS, WM. SIMMONS, 564 Broadway, profiles of tho line will be found at the | [per cent por annuny wif | 0 here- ; stalls | FO! La. —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—A $150.000. desirable corner lot on Grand street, near Broadway; t full lots on Seventh avenue, corner of Sixty-second and Sixty-third streets, fc 4 as gore lot, 175 feet front, on 120th street, noar the Fifth avenue, cheap: a house and lot in Goorck street, for $3,300; » genteel brown stone house in Thirtieth street, near Fifth avenue, for $13,000; a very elegant four story brown stone house, 25x55, and lot, 25x100, situated on Forty-first street, opposite’ the Crystal Palace, for $12,500; house and fot on Fifth avenue; a corner lot on Sixth avenue and Fifty thied wad Fifty-fourth streets; four lots on. Sixty -seoond street, near Brondway; an ole gant house in Thirty-sixth streel, for $6,000; very gen- feel furnished house in Twenty-fourth street, for $8,500; twenty-five shares Cheshire glass stock for sale; a house and lot in Waverley place, at 85,000, Houses wanted for rent, A house to rent ia Lex one for $700, SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. M. —T0_ CAPITALISTS —FIVE NEW 150,000 brick houses on Thirfy-aixth street, between Seventh and Righth avenues, $5509 each, $3,000 can remain. Four lots of ground on the northoant corner of Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street, with three fine dwellings erceted thereon, $22,500; $26,500 can re- main, A firs! Twenty-first street, clasa dwelling on $5,500. Two large four story Sonses on Ninth avenue, with fine stores underneath, $7,000 each, A valuable house and lot on Grove street, $10,000, Terms to suit chasers. Also, one on Amos street, lot 41x200, $8,700, aif cash, good investment. ‘The dive years unexpired lease of house and store 39034 Broadway, $1,600, posses sion 1st of May next. Two splendid hoases in Br $6,000 each, ‘Also, valuable unimproved property ferent parts of the eity, at moderate prices. W.H. ROOME, real estate Apply to 1 house agent, 18 Greenwich avenue, between Sand 10 A, M., andi till OP, M. a 23 FOR SALE, A BARGAIN, | 40.000. One Girst.class three-story brick attic Visement house, 25x61, with all the modern improve- ments, in Twenty-seeond street, lot 25x08 9, for $11,000; one two-story brick basement house and lot, in Prince street, near Broadw for $6,500-—-$5,000 may romain on mortgage; story brick basement house, Jot 26x48.0, with all the molern improvements, atreot, for $5,500~38,000 may remain on mortgage. N, B.—200 houses for sale. Apily to . SERGEAN’ one thie 6.000.728 28,4 We 0 9 - popular and profitable business, ina choice location in this city, with lease of premises and stable at a very low rent. Parties with the above amount in cash, desirous of purchasing, will please addross, with real name only, Cato, Herald office. Verveetly satisfactory reasons for selling. K 0 0 —FOR SALE—THE HANDSOME THRER 5 story high basement modern brick Mouse 416 Pacific strect, between Bond and Nevins, in oue of the handsomest blocks in Brooklyn; all the honses in this block, and also opposite, are xet back 10 feet from the atrect, with iron balconies in front. The honse has kitch- en, range, gas, and marble mantels throughout. A portion can remain on bond and mortgage. Apply to & BROAD, 13 Wall street. —FOR Sil IX $3,600. stock, and’ fixtures complete, of an Kglish porter and eating house; been established for seven years; situated near Canal and Broadway; sold in consequence of the proprietor embarking in another bu- siness; has about eighteen lodging rooms attached. Ap. ly at 102 Nassau street, oftico No. 13, over tho City 3,200 avenues, and in fine view of the Hi frame honse, two i brick, built by day’s work, with nine \ a good cellar, cistern, pump, &c., and two lots of ground, covered with choice fruit trees. ‘Only two minutes walk from the cars. Apply to I. RICE, Superior Court, City Hall, Four adjoining lots, covered with grafted feait trees, | can bo had if desi ‘Terms easy. —FOR SALE, A GOOD HoUSE AND > twenty fine lots at Jamaica, close to all the advantages of churches, achools, s the dépot, with two academies, with xplendid apple o strawberries, currants, pears, plumbs, & other lois, adjoining, cheap;also, fifteen houses in’y lyn, and Houses aud vacant lots York. 8. WILCO: | —SPLENDID CHA | BA00. ae toa ve ‘ frontage of over 300 feet, to be sold for $409, if apy soon. Apply to G. B. STE No. 1 New street, near Wail, bet con Proady 1 street, we general satisfaction to the share holders, and many aving been dicappointed in not being able to oblain shares, have induced mé to lay out snother plot adjoining, and extending on the Long Island Railroad, west to tho Water Station. The distribution will take ‘place on tho 26th February Sharos 815 only, securing a farm acres, or 4 building lots, 25 by 109 to secure a share or you will be The shares are selling off to the former nd others very fast. Apply immediately ‘VOD, 208 Broadway, where mapa, &e., can — ‘oS Ss: Z | dirappoinic share holde to CHARLE be had gratis PROPERTY FOR SALE~ nt house, with bo 16 feet 8 inches by ven rooms, eight y he purchase inone TWo- house 40 3, fold an rem ins e! Part of th y on mortgage. Further particulars may be liad by apply ing ut the premises, 205 Allen street, near Houston, from eloven A. M. till three q’eluck P. M.. or at the station- -y store No. 140 Maiden lane, near Front strost, between twelve and one o'clock, VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE CHWAP— IN business part of the city of Trenton, 9. J., No 74, T6, 78 Warren stroot, 4 4335 fect bj Terms easy. Apply soon to “” SACO (AMO SONIC <DOTLDING LOTS FOR SALE OR EX- change, adjoining the village of Spotswood. Also, three farms, containing from fifty to sixty acres cach, situated in Midclesex county, New Jersey, nea joining the Camden and Amboy lars, inquire of J. L. APPLEBY, 108 Hammond street, or JAMES APPLEBY, Old Bridge, N. J. OAT, YARD FOR SALE—IN A FIRST RATE LOCA- tion, one hundred feet squaro, in fee simple, on easy terms, Cash $5,000—balance on’ mortyaye. Miguire of WALTER MEAD, 98 Broadway. OTTAGES FOR SALE OR TO LET, IN BROOKLYN y. Price $1,500, or rent $16. UICHEON, Painter, 142); Myrt! LINTON AVENUE PROPERTY, BROOKLYN a two-story double house, with t ion, and piazza$ front and rear—containing rooms, besides pantries and store room—b the best manner, floors deafened, marble mantles thro out, &c. There are spactous cellars under the house tor coal, wood, wine, milk and fos, ail built in the most suh- stantial manner. ‘Theve axe efit lots of ground a to the house, handsomely laid out as a garden, ferry. C ard stocked with every variety of fruit in abut gether with thirteen’ large and valuable geapo vines. | There indlso a commodions stable and carringe house, with other out buildings. The above proper or ike east side of Clinton ayenue, beiweon Gates ant Ta Fayette avenues, about half an hour's ride of Palion ferry, and withina few steps of + routes. Tho above location fs well known as the most beautifal and desirable for a resicence of any in Brooklyn, ant for investinent is unequa Part of furniture also for sale. Will he sold very reasonable, and two thirds pi money can remain on bond aud mortgage. | & Weaton, Real Estate Brokers, No. 61 Chamba (basement office,) or to Mr. Stephenson, on the 3 situated to Fen street, remiss. SE AND LOT FOR 8. . 30 Bond street; howe built in the best manne: brick {o the peab; contains ten ro mia ges and fixture: within fifteen minutes walk of eithe ferry and two minutes walic fron age route; c yard in front, and beautiful yard in rear; nei not surpassed. Price $4, ‘Tevins reasonabl as above. and ad: | Railroad. For particu. | on Carll street, ten minutes walk from Felton | Apply to J. L. Sic- | ne. pio maatols, | mantles, Apply to the East in value. of, solid tels gas, furn: rable to stairs. Séhermerhorn street, three also, four lots on Clinton avenue, near Greene avenue, and sixteen lots corner of Dekalb and Clinton avenus WILLIAM H, WILKL OR SALE, ON BROOKLY Etory brick house No 47 r ny SALE—TWO HANDSOME MODERN BUILT BRICK houses tn pape ihe see) Brooklyn, few doors from in the best manner, with marble A good two story and attic frame house in ré east of Bond street; &e. R. SARGEANT, 12 Broad street, N. Y. OR SALF-—THREE ELIGIBLY LOCATED LOTS ON Murray hill, each twenty four fect eight inches rot | and rear Lexington avenue, between Thirty-sevonth and Thirty- eighth streets ¥ 100 foet deep, situate on the west side of These lots command a beautiful viow of nd Long Island, and are rapidly increasing i be roll on reasonable teras. Apply to $, 148 Lexington avenu rive Ww mahogany doors, Russla gr: n every story, in perfect order, complete with range, wee, &e.; close to the ferries, and a most desi ‘ation. Apply at 13 Gold street, New York, up avenue, streets is one of | bond ROCE TOR s I 4c fof i dions, ¢ built NEWS FLWAS ‘of Fe New 4 from the | over twe 362 Hous OR hor house is with chi yard, boud an Cedar st OR 4 enclosed through and stall or with | the pre thereon, OR SALE—A HOUs four story and bas in the city. nd morty: NOR SALTE—ON HENRY STs n modern rtyle, and furnished w tures in three st SALE—A GOOD THY sey, situate the plank roa the place. | small phtce ou the Harlein or New Haven Rai Apply to Mrs. MILLS, | Brooklyn. Hienry street, hav r and fixtures, both room with hot and eold water, furnace, with fruit trees, grape OR SALF, OR KXCHAY perty—Seven desirable building lots oa the Ki, avenue, between 14 sant unio | ndulre of ALVRED | ro & Ludlow street, nes 64, 66,68, 70 and 72 Goe into a factor | the city of Nowar | Kink, which will NEAR MADISON SQUARE —THE ent brick house, 6 Madison between Twenty-seventh and Twenty: Lot “4 feet 10 iuches by 100feet. The ‘I the most rising and de-jrabh ‘wo-thirds of t yn ¢ for a private family ay remain on I ue, Corurr of Twenty-cighth street, Hi, BROLHERS & CO., o4 Vullon strect, up ES OF LAND, 1 Islaud Railroad, ALE—3 ining the L 0 Post offi TRACT, A “XT TO CORNER a fino, comma house and tot, h gas avorable. In v York; larrison street, South F dd well built three story . Terms . 190 Ch: SMAN, build SHAUL HAU or Jarrison at of I ni Clinton streets, Brooklyn SAMBOAT ENOCH D feo! hol HE NEW S 21 feet cam, and 7 0 feet keel, 16 feet m, 8 ieet hold; et keel, 20 fact outs are lying at tho Peach street. ire at the West street each and West streets, of WILSON LB, Agent, 7 feet hold. -¢@ of lot, situated ne; ix in good order, and has gi complete, 2 OR SALE OR A ONE STORY AND A i alf cottage, with two lots of ground, in Ki on the corner of the Main street and to Middletown, about. five minutes walk steamboat Innding. Sea bathing a few rots from Title perfect. It will be exchang nty miles from te eity. ton street, New York. ALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK COTTAG Ninth street, near Second avenue. eplete with every wodern improve anduliers, &e ; Croton, hot and story; hath, kitchen rango, hot air furnsee, &e. Possos- sion given txt May. ‘Terms cacy Apply to W. L. COR- TELYEA, 124 Bowery, oorner of ALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RE- tail grocery and liqnor store, toxethor with a lease of the premises at low rent. Apply at 316 First avenue, corner of Nineteenth street. OR SALE.—TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON THE utherly sido of Twenty eighth street, & hb ave Also, a count idence and 1's acre: of ground, situate in Westehester © 10 miles frou the City Hall, the house and out) we built last i The samo will cow, &e., for nm hond and inort R, 833 Breowe street, of the very beat in Brookty wg rooms, kitehon gen) dm ret BA DESIRABLE Pro’ he three story i ing all the moder ts, gaa piazza, &e, In the rear are two lots, exte to Strong place, on whieh is a convenioat s for three ho: ing table, it the house. For further particnlars inquire on es, or of EDWIN C. BURT, 60 Broadway. F FOR IMPROVED PRO- hth stand 1izd streets. For particulars, UNDERHILL, 156 Greone stree ALE—ONE LOT AND TWO HOUSES, No, 6 crok street, with the buildings which could at a small expense be converted fifty lots, 30 by 100, cligibly situated in 0, forty lots in the town of Dun- be sold lor F. DHERVILLY, No.3 OR SALE—A SUPERIOR NEW Tié second sireet, price $4,500, A fine new houso on Thirtieth stroot— | price $7,500. Also, one on Thirty-first street, $6,000, ‘OR SALE-- | half on mortgage. SE ON THIRTY- improvements— with modern Also, 2 ‘superior house on Sixth ‘avenne, $7,290. Also, | one on Twenty-fourth sireot, $7,500. Also, one on Tenth street, $5,000, and onc on Twenty cighth sizeot, 89,5000 E. . KIN: P.M. ‘HIMER, 319 lourth avenne—2 to -THREE STORY RASEMENT AND SUB cellar brick Louse, in Twenty-ninth street maar Broadway, in good order, and will be gold low; more than BILLING & TUCK 280 Broadway EW THREE | OR SALE -—A ¥ HOUSE ON | F Kighteenth street, just f | water clocet, &e.; lot 2) by 92 | nice house on Twenty-fourth stre 37,000. Also, other houses, from $5,000 to 38,000, weil located. HAMER, M19 Fourth avenue, 2 to counting house furni- is, bureaus, divans, eloihs, . ‘The groauds are improved | 3, &¢, which will be sald with | | where. | Notes, bills, and drafts collected aa usual, aa {Fi OT8 ON NINTH AVENUE FOR #ALE—lr00« FULL | 4 lots, beautifully located, on the easterly side of ith avenue, fAfly foet north of Fifty-ninth — Casts anys Price $1,200 per lot. Apply at 157 South street. OCKING BIRDS FOR SALE.—SIX SPLENDID MOOK- ing birds; these birds are from two to three years bey mock eat, dog, hen, and rooste", and are now in song. Any gentleman wanting a fine bicd, aay apply at Fourth stxeet, after 3 o'clock. ‘OTICE TO OWS BUILDERS, STON) N and others.—-The Empire Stonedressing offer for sale at reduced pine, at their establls foot of Poente-siegne wenty-ninth, and atreets, East river, follow ng cut brown stone, for delivery :—1,000 Quaker tntels, 1,000 0G 10,000 plain window sills and lintels ; 26,000 feet wat eight inches high; 16,000 footrail coping ; steps ; store posts, lintel eourse, tiorms and Alco, rongh stone constantly on hand. Steps, ashler platforins, eut by our machines, will be sold to stousemb- ers 20 per cent less than their cost Wy hand. W. G. COAVB, Agent, prormerr IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE TOR PRO- perty in Brooklyn.—A first class four stories brick heuse and lot, the hou: marble mantels in the first, second, Gnished f mahogany doors and silver plated furniture—to ¢ for a two story eottage. Arey to °. Bi TIMDI Tn Fe 2 SAL i @, by J. H, BONN, i of Hoboken NS CHURCH PF w) 145, pleasantly situated on south aisle. LA New Api ply to the MoLezn, 580 Houston street, or to I 40 Filth avenue. VWPE FOR SALE.—ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF agate, about half worn, in lots suit purchasers} to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office. 'YPE FOR SALB—AROUT ONE HUNDRED POUNDS of diamond, very tittle worn, in half a'doren patrs of gases, for sale cheap, for cash. Apply to JO. ELLIOT, Herald office. oe PRINTERS.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY VO EMBARK in business.—The Astoria Gazette newspaj is offered for sale to a practical printer, on aceomm terms. Said paper is published weekly, in the thei hired of Astoria, Queen’s county, L. 1, and has ap ing circulation of 500 subscribers, with an advertish patronage worth $1,500 per year. "There is a good ram job printing connected with the establishment. To practical printe®, a better opportunity seldom offers. It is offered for sale because the present owner will have other business to attend to after the middie of Mareh. Yor further information, inquire at the office of said peper, or of WM. L. 8, HARRISON, 110 Nassau stecety second floor, back office. WAsEraroy. MARKET—FOR SALE, A POULERY \stand, in a good locatioa, None bud a oash cus er peed upoly. Kessons given for selling out. 4@- dresa 8. J, D., Herald offies, with name and address. O08. ILLLSRD TABLES —BILLIARD TABLES OF SUPER Hor siylo and workmanship, with the patent India rubber cushions, suitable for private or public use. Gen- tlemer will do Well to examine before purchasing else GRIF CKER, 99 Ann street. ys ; AND CHEAP SPRING attress and Bedding depot.—Iron bedstends $4 to $40, healthy spring mattress, &c., $0 to $50; the new c felt beds. pillows, quilts, &e.; also, pure hair mat- #, all warranted. Hotels, steamers, and seminaries prowptly to erder. lease call and examine, at adivag,, above Spring street. PUBLIC NOTICi HILLIVS’ PATENT glue, for builders, box makers, carpenters, and nical’ pitrposes, costs twenty per cent less tham ine; always ready for use. We are establishing. all populous towns. Hardwaremen, druggists ‘should call and seo samples, Sold in bottles and hy tho gallon everywhere. L. 1. PHILIPS & CO., 4 Colar street. i MACHIN h n, sheets, &¢., with great repidity and beau- are’ in use in the principal 1 Refe- sgiven as to thefy ulility and use. y can be used with steam or with hand power Prices, $20 to $9@, DUNCAN & WEST, No, 51 Beekman street and No. 4 Liberty Place. LW HALE PRICE EF AND PRINTING ice, No. L411 Fulton, sire Vedding, visiting, im- vitation, address, and at home cards, autographs, &e., &e. hillheads, portraits, maps, diplomas, bills of ex- chenge. A name, plate, and fifty cards, for $1 25. Dee pot for the sale of copperplate presscs, Ink, oll black, c., &. MAciatry, 10018, &, AViare prepared to imanuieture all descriptions yot light machinery, Alo, lathes, slide rests. engineers? tools, &c., &e. Taventors and engineers can baye thelr drew ings, patterns and machinery, got up with accuracy and despatch, B HANSEY, 136 Crosby at. iy 4 baer 3 ADHES! VE, MIXTURE, FOR pos? OFFICE stamps, envelopes, fancy paper and cai &ec. igvaTaable fo eiitors tat beray tock wakes Leb eae ‘tnte for wafers, paste, com arabic,and all other odious an@ inconvenient make-shifts. This mixture remains always pure, clear, and free from smell, docs not mould, tarm sour, nor become candied, is ready for use and in complete order in all weathers ard under all circumstances, Pre- pare? and sold wholosale and rotail by WILLIAM MUR- PAY, 267 Broadway, up stairs, and by stationers generally throughout the city a count ‘iry will not stain or injure the skin, This fy posttlvely ind will not stain. or injure the skin, s0; but you must try it to be convinced. $l per bottle, ent tomy just of te country. RG. CRATIAM, 8 Ant street, Fowler's Buildings, ie EXPRESS AGENCIES, Bena yeh Sinn Re HRFORD & CO/8 NEXT REGULAR CALIPORNTA xpress will go United States stearaship Tho, candy Fae ate in, Chae encase ight received ill P. ML, day of sulling. No ebacge for custom house or consular fees. Passage secured at our office, No. 2 Astor Howse. BERLURD & €O. FRFORD & €O.’8 LETTER MATL EXPRESS WITds be dispatched, per splendid steamship Uncle Sam, om aturiay, the 1h, in charge of our special messent Small par 3 els received till 2 P. M.on the day of sai a Sight on San Francisco at par. No charge for custom house aues, BERFORD & CO, AWASE & CO.'S U, S. MATL STEAMSHIP EXPRESS TO CO" Now Orleans, iti and 27th of every month; ale pec sieamers William Penn and Benjamin Frank in, Ste and 224 of every month. Lowest rates. CHASE & CO., No. 9 Wall street. & ed jewel ness. of Barling slip. ak IM be had for any other light Apply at 88 South street, ¢ B.—Farly application is nesessa J. BEVIL y store, or lo ‘ent ver VILLAGE CORNER LOT, ONE Hi b dred feet square, comprising two dwelling bousos, | Ghitly and pleasontly located, at Hastings, upon the Hudson ri Iso, a farm, two ‘miles from tho Hud.on River Railroad station at Dobb's Ferry, with» commo dlons farm house and outbuildiny to L. IL Pla- NOLET, 187 Greenwich street, cor | Anew he bery, &e. Hudson » Wilt be gold treet, of TH sh, by ay bookstore. FOUR FULL 1.01 street, on the ni ue, and near the 100 feot from Terms easy. Apply this weck at 132 Boworg, in orles high, with wings modern style, with basement, range, furnace, dumb . with water in the kitchen, ‘There house, stable, Ke. fruit, (evergreen, ) ther’ particular Greenvieh avenue. XCELLENT. CHANCE.—THE LEASE, STOCK AND Bitsures ‘ones Street House, corner of Grea 'y, for sala cheap for exsh. The house contains accommodations for boarders and lodgers, billiard rooms, and an unexpired lense of six years from the first of May. The proprietor havin; other busitess, compels him to eell, Apply on the pre- mises. grounds are filled with choice troos, and shrubbery. For fur. aquire of WM. DS KLYN, No. 100 Fe SALE—A DISTILLERY, FOR MANUFACTURING camphene and alcohol, with lease of three buildings, ituated in Furman street, Brooklym, opposite Thompson. Stores will be sold cheap. ’ Apply om the premises ‘OR SALE--A BARGAIN—A GOOD SECONDHAND steam engine of twenty-four horse power, with oll ihe appurtenances; will be sold for about ono-thixd of the price of a new one. Inquireof J. B. BEERS, 49 John street, YOR SALF—TWO HRI TORY HOUSES, and 94 East Thirty-second stroet, between and Lexington avenues. “The houses are 18,0 by 40 fe finished with all the modern improvements. er, marble i Ls, To bo E It is one of the bort locations in the city. Hing is the ill-health of the proprietor. Inquire at No. 217 Sixthavenue, fourth door above Four- teenth street, west side. ] Saloon ‘The cause for xe Seventh streets, Also, rooms the samo ta let. Also. valuable real estate for nd house Nos, 390 aad 8014 Pearl street, and Nos. 1, 3, and 3); Oak strect. Ap- is, 60 Rose str K R SALE CHRAP=A HOLD PR ¥, witha two story front hoa, with rear houre and stable, sitrated at 38 Clarkson street. The lease has about 14 years torun. For particulars apply to D, MILLER, Forty -siath street, near Ninth avenue, can 40, lo marble n) 0 per = at = ble for any por’ 31,600, $2, n remain on bond ax ; known as No. 47 ‘ou sirect, one door from Ellri 4.57.8 inches house. wit vantels, &e., and in first rate order; very ‘on in want of a neat place; will’ rent Inquire of ABRAHAM G. CRASIO, near the First avenue. BY PARKER & CO., ¢ agents, 809 Prondieay, entrance on Wal s hours from 934 A. M. 104 P.M. FA 1 ost ft. Of | on south avenues, | Apply to } ts: ple ated in where a 4 particula ate: near the houses in Hrooklyn, mastic fronts, gass, &c., to be sold cheap, and terms accommodating, Apply to ©. J. HO- LYLA, ARLIM. containing a chance for capitalix TOR SALEZ OR TO LET~TWo F lages, with two an? a half lots of ground each, side of 125th street, between ried and Sixth having baths, ranges, water closets, Croton, &e. H, BROWN, 71 Wall sixest, from 1 to f, | FOR SAL L, ted, with all ovements, aita- a delightful, central, Nourishing Western city, ut two hundred thousand inhabitants, iplendid, lucrative business can be done, A rare ‘Torms made easy. For further rs Inquire of tho subscriber. ‘ JOSIAH ADAMS, No, 48 Clif strect. FOR SALE CHEAP OR TO LET-—ONE THREE ry and basement house, in Forty third street, Crystal Palago. Six theeo story aud basemen 42 Ann street. stock and Situated noes. amount, well fiite good business. ing for after 7.4 y jander seed, LEASE YOR SALR.—A TH RS 1 4 Ust of April, of a good dwelling house, woents av’ le for tweive families; torot! present, ‘The store is Mo, an excellent cash bir y LEU & CO, NO, 80 JOHN STREET, OFFERS oJ efor slo OIL of cloves, pure... 4 oases. Do, corraway, pure do. Do. amber, ret { ragua Trans! | Petersburg and } Cue & COUS8 EXPRESS, 9 WALL STREET.—CALL fornia Express, next shipment per steamy Uncle Sam, Saturday, 19th eb, Packages not to execed 125 lb, or 5}; cubic fect, water proof, must be reaay on Friday, to be corded and sealed at Custom House. No charges for Custom House fees. Mr. Oscar F. Griin, our special messenger, will go through to San Francisco, HASE & €0.'3_STFAMSYIP EXPRESS TO CHARLES- ton, Savannah, South Carolina, Geor Alabama, and Tennessee, on Saturday, per U. S. mail steamers Our express goods are con’ Co., Charleston, Lowest ray CILAS gned to Messrs, Combs & CO., No. 9 Wall street. RESS TO CALIFORNIA, 5th and 20th of every month, im messengers.—The undersigned have Nicaray via } of spec ebarge made arrangements with (he Nicarague Transit Comy to convey their express travks of emaall parcels thro a Francisco, inclading transportation across to Nica- deliver them in San Francisco by connecting will accompany every ship- 0, and also from Son Fran- cixco to New York by every steamer. Being the only ex- press compeny who have arrangomeuts with tho Nica- ‘ompany, thelr express trai kx take dence of all others, Small parcels, and letters bearing. Jnifed States postage stamps, received till 2 P. M. on the of sailing. Mr. Niles, Co's express messenger toSan Franeisco, will leave on the Prometheus, Saturday, Feb. 10. CHASE & CA., No. 9 Wall street, 38 Broadway, after 20th inst. oO" NO. 59 BROADWAY.—ADAMS & CO.'S U. & Mail Express, for Calivornia, Oregon, and the Sand- wich Islands, via the Isthmus of Panama, in charge of @ special messenger to destination, per United States mail steamer Olio, on Monday, 21, 1853, connecting at Ponams with the new and splendid Pacific mail steamer tephens, for San Franciveo. Our next regulag mull expresa for Californi Oregon, and Islands, will leave as above, per U. $: mafl steamor Ohio, for Aspinwall, N Bay, rect, on Mon- day, viet inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M. freight for this xprece must, be delivered (0 us, with invoices, before of sailing, to onable us to comply with the gov- nt order for cording and gealiag. Small parcels will be received until one o'clock on day of steamor's de- No cherge to shippers by this Tine, for custom house fees or consular certificates. No package should exceed 125 pounds weight, or 544 feet cubic measure= ment ; and everything must be in wat condi- tion, or it will be at the owner's risk. ADAMS & CO., No LATE, DODGE'S) VIRGINIA ANTB ht, Package and Parcel ° for Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and Lyneht Vir- Raleigh, Goldsboro’, Cacoling; and all tho ent out the above je in charge of faiehful messengers from Now York, every be teamship Roanoke, connecting at Norfollt, Taturday, yer ft imabwond, with railroad for the interlors Charges very moderate. oi! W. B, PARISEN, ‘ JAS, H. KING, }Proprie ors, No, 2 Vesey street, Now York. te and OMees.—J. LD. Groner, Nortolk, Va, J. De %; Jolin Wootteock, Richmond, Va.5 C.: John Campbell, Gaston, No Hoilet, Goldsboro’, N. C.; Joho Nutt, Wilming= ark’ & Pierco, Fayettevillo, N. C. ginia ; Gaston, Weldon, and Fayetteville, North towns and points through 4 d fixtures of a gr one of the best sinoss at ~aved to double its present Ah nd apacions, dd can be east The basement, whl Ae gets! up as an oyster saloon, and doing at prevent a tay Tho dwelling part pays the rent of the wemmisos: also sta- t, G 4 Croton water on the 18 oral horses, Inquire at GOL Twelfth stroe’ jock in the e ening. 1 ADAMS & ©0.'3 DAILY ‘tond pockage express for Wilmington and the invericr of Nort Carolina, Office No $0 Broné way. merebants and public generally are hereby notified that g afroight aud package oxpress daily, vngers, from Haltimere to Wie eville, Kiizebeth, Warsaw, Rocky Mount, Gokisbero’, Ho Vuield, Blackwater, Edenton, other places in the intertog of North Carolina, We con- tinue to run daily our express aa usual to ali tie peowi- nent places in Virginia, and to forward to cveay pointy however remote, where oN is an ostablished communication, ., 69 Broadway mivgtou, Payert