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Dunbel. to the etent of 4,600 bushels, at Wee per bushel. State and Western: ps at Me. a 40. ushe!. Corn seemed in better req at higher prices; the business amounted to 62,000 bushels Yery inferior to very prime Southern white and yellow, at Gle, a (Te. per busliel. : Corrol ‘The rales were 1,700 bales to-day, at prices indicating a steadier market. ’ Middling upiands are sale able at 930. and middling Orleans at 920. 4 Cansie were freely bought a: ge. for mould tallow; Do. a 27 34c. damantine; &2e. a 33e. for plain sperm, and ie ent do. per Ib. Coat. was lors sought after, at $6 for anthracite, per ton; and $10 60 for Liverpool orrel. per chaldron. ‘Copree —tales were made of 200 bags old government Java at 143¢¢ a 16e., and 120 bags Rio at 100, per Ib. Vasicuts.— # to Liverpool continued firm. and we have to uotice engavements of 90 bales uncompressed ection at 34d, aud 300 do , compressed, at 7-32d.; 10,000 Durkels grain in bulk at 9d, and 1,000 a 2,000 barrels dour in 9 British bottom, at 2a, 6d.—American vessels de- manded 3s. To London 10,000 bushels grain were en- geged in ships bags at 10d. ‘To Glasgow 600 barrels flour were engaged at ds. (d To Hamburg 300 bales cotton were taken at %c, and 300 barrels spirits of turpentine at 4c. per barrel. To California rates varied from She. @ Wo. per foot, and from $3 25 a $4 for tlour to 50c. @80e. per foot measurement to Australia. To Havre ‘there was no change to notice. Fearauns —Live geese were in light supply, and held at de 2 4ic. per Ib. Faourr. day’s movements reached 800 boxes bunch valsine, 76 & $3 00; cluster do., at $1 80; 100 drums Bolte at 12e.; 1,000 bushels’ pea nuts, at $1; and 380 bbls. ourrants, at Ic. sent —River ‘commanded, by retail, $1 00 a $1 1234 per Hors could not be sold at any prices over 180. a 20c. tb. Wieae.—Alnce our last the imports have been very light and holders have been asking an advance on all parcels in stere. The sales have been, during the week, 6,800 Buenos Ayres, from store, at 18c. for 213 a 223g Ibs.; 4,000 Rio Grande, 32 lbs, at 13¢.; 700 dry Maracaibo, frem the dock, at 14c., as they run; 200 dry salted, do., at 10Xe, do.; 700 Southern, do., at 12}¢c., do, at six menths or 4 per cent off. ron was in slack request, and yet stiffly held, at $98 Ser Gootch pig, and $75 for common English bar, here, per tom, usual credit. Lasns,—Eastern very quickly ealized $2.50 per thou- mand. Luwe.—Rockland was inactive at $1 for common, and 91 60 for lump, per bbl. MoLaseEs. —' were 100 bbls. New Orleans pur- ahased, at 30c. per gallon. Ous—Factors persisted in asking 70. for whale, and $1.34 @ $1.25 for sperm, por gallon, Olive was worth $1 25, and rales were made of asmall parcel of lard at ‘M%e,, and 4,000 gallons linseed, at 75c. per gallon. Puovisions.—Pork appeared firmer; the sales embraced 800 bbls new, at $15 50 for prime, and $17 for new, per BEL Pickled meats continued active; the sales lucluded paskager, at 7}4c. a 73¢¢. for shoulders, and 10%c. @ 10%6. for hams, per lb. Lard slightly favored buyers; there were 340 packages sold, at 10c. a 10%e. per lb. Beef was freely dealt in; the sales amounted to 400 bbls. country prime, at $5 50 a $6 25; city do., $7 a $7 25; country mess, $0 75 a $11 25; and city do., $13. Alot of 800 dbis. beef hams brought $16 50 per bbl, Obio and State butter was in more demand, and Ite, 8 206. per Ib. Cheese continued to fetch Be. a Se. per Ib. Rua Esrate.—Sales by Auction—By Cole & Chilton— @ne lot on Forty-fourth street, between Sixth avenue and way, $1,000; one do. do., $1,925; two do. do., 91,445 each; house'and lease of lot No. 44 Barclay street, 100; house and lot corner of Second avenue and Forti- street, $5,900; two lots south side Ferty-third street, near Tenth avenue, $1,300 each; one lot northeast corner Sixth avenue and’ leith street, $500; one lot on 107th wtreet, near Sixth avenue, $250. Property at Ji 9) Long Wsland.—Six lots on Linden street, $82 50 each; two de. do., $97 50 each; four do. do., $105 each; twenty Jota on Locust, Printine, and South st.s, $125 each. New York Property—By A. H Muller—Two story brick house 36 Stuyvesant street, opposite St.Mark’s Church, $13,800; two story brick house and lot No. 181 Walker street, lot sbout 23.1370, $7,000; two three story brick Boures and lots Nos. 381 and 383 Sixth streot, aear avenue D, lots 21x97, $3,000 each; house and lot No. 28 Vesey street, ‘between Broadway and Ghurch street, $26,000; three story brick house and lot $20,600. By A. H. Nicolay—1 lot Ho. 102 Centre street, between Frankin and Leonard streets, with brick house in front and frame house in rear, lot 25x75, $7,700; unexpired lease of lot 367 Madi- som street, with two story house on, lease having twenty- ene years to run, $1,960; two story house and lot, No. 1 , Bear Grand street, lot 105x21.2, $15,000; two story ise and lot adjoining, same dimensions, $16,000; 4 lots on Twenty-third street, near First-avenue, 20x10, $1,800 each; 2 lots om Seventh avenue, 25 feet from Fifty: Afth street, '26x100, $900 each; three lots on Forty-first etreet, near = A pee) femora two story cottage on e ene, together $3, 1 6 lots on Thirty-seventh street, near Broadway, 262100.835, and 4 gore lotyon Broadway, corner 2 loteon Nioetieth of Kighty-sevent! street, near Thire $480 each: 1 lot on 117th street, near avenue A, 26x100.10, 2 do. onFirst avenue, 26.2%x100, with cottage, and 1 lot on 124th street, near First avenue, 25x100.10, together $3,600 ; 3do. on 125th street, near Fifth avenue, 25x100.10, $700 @aeb; 1 do. on Fifth avenue, corner 125th street, 26.2%x 110, $1,050; 8 do. adj , $700 each; four story house and lot No.’6 City Hall place, $11,250; 2 lota on 134th street, near Fifth avenue, 25x00.11, $325 each; 1 do. ad- jpinine, same dimensions, $300. Brooklyn Property—By xy; Wright & Wood—1 house and lot.on Clermont avenue, near Park avenue, lot 25 by 100, $2,900; 1 house and lot on Clinton avenue, fat Park avenue, 23.10x100, 00, $2,2005 1 do. : r $8,000: avenue, 25x100, frame cottage 600, New York Property—By A. J. —Ho1 caeray sree (lease 21 years,) 23.3 by half the block, $1,000; 1 lot on Forty-fifth street, with frame building, pear Lexington avenue, 25x100.5,'$2,200; 140. adjoining. $1,850; 2do. on Forty-sixth street, with the frame build- imge thereon, between Fourth and avenues, No. 160, $2,260; do. adjoining, No. ser” 02,206; 0. ; do. 0. 5 do. fing, No. 119, $2°275; leasehold. “8 corner Kighth avenue and Forty-seventh street, 20x80, $2,250; 3 ‘two ai houses on Twenty-first paeet, beertes Fourth and Fifth avenues, Gowanus, Brook; 100, $750 each ; th street, $3,850 each; two # ‘Wort Bixteenith street, between Seventh and Eighth ave- avenue, 25x99, each; . adj 2 $350; 1 do., $320; 1 do. on 134th street, 110 feet trom Sixth ay 25x9g, $300; 1 do. adjoining, $315; 5 do., $310 each: S lots on 135th street, 110 fect from Sixth avenue, 25x99, $850 each; 2 lots adjoining, $420 each. Rice appeared inanimate at $3 50 a $4 25 for inferior te per 100 Ibs. .—Some 4,500 sacks Ashton and Liverpool fine, have deen disposed of within a few days, in part at $1 85 per anck. Sxcans.—250,000 German changed hands at $8 per thousand. ‘Srrmrmy.—The day’s transactions comprised 200 pipes ‘Swan gin at $1 10; 60 half pipes Rechelle bi $2 10: and 600 cases claret wine at $2 60; with 650 bbls, and prison whiskey at 23, a ie Pee gallon, ‘Topacco was in fair request. The day’s business em- Draced 36 hogsheads Kentucky at 634c. a 64¢c.; 80 bales ube at private bargains; and 8 cases Florida at 2c. per WB. The stock of foreign in this market was to-day com- pated at 3,149 bales Cuba, 1,840 Havana, and 274 Yara, (the latter being Server owned by one house). Mos of it of an inferior qui ty. Woor—In good demand. Sales have reached for the ‘week 200 bales South America at ldc. a 143¢ ; 750 balew of African und Mediterranean wools on private terms; and 100,000 Ibs. of domestic pulled at our full quota- Domestic Market.| Briauron Maxker, Feb. 2%4—At market, 960 beef cattle, 16 pairs working oxen, 85 cows and calves, 2,150 sheep, and 780 swine. Prices—Beef Cattlo—Very few cat- tie were sold before they arrived at Brighton, but the market opened well and the prices of last week were sui tained, and we quote to correspond, viz. :extra $7 a $7 first quality $6 50 a $6 88; second $6 60 a $6 25; third 8a 95 60. Working oxen—sales $70, $82, $88, 95,'$100, $105 and $112. Cows and calves—sales $28, $27, $31, $35, $38 and $42. Sheep—sales $3, $3 75, $5, $5 50, $6 50 and $11. Swine—A lot Uhio hogs, ée. and7e., and York 6 old hogs, 6c. and 6X, At retail from 7343. to 834¢. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_————_ ASTERTISEMENTS RENEWED RBVERY Day, av SEB THIRD PAGE. oo ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICES. JUBLIC ders street.—Notice is hereby given, to tho rel tives and next of kin of Peter Lawless, of the city of New York, back driver, deceased, and whe is alleged to Lave @ied fatentate, that I shall apply to the Surrogate of the eounty of New York, for letters of administration upon the estate of the said intestate. on the 26th day of Mareh mext, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. Dated, New York, Feb. '24, 1853. PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator, PBL AmtsTRATOR’S OFFICE, No, 61 CHAM. bers atreet.—Notice is hereby [ie Ded the relatives ‘and next of kin of David Barron, of ttaburg, Pa., Into of Galifornia, deceased, and who is alleged to have died in- testate, that I sha'l apply to the Surrogate of the county ef New York, for letters of administration upon the estate of the said intestate, on the 26th day of March mn some oa. ‘tens el ¢ forenoom. Dated, New York, PETER B. SWEENY, Publie Administrator. JUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S 01 NO. - Ders street.— Notice is here! eve to te roletives and next of kin of Celestin je, late from Califor! Geoeased, and who is alleged te have died intestate, tha’ Tahal apply to the Surrogate of the county of New York ‘for let ito of the said ters of administration upon the oi Smtontate, on the 12th day of Mareh next, at 10 o'clock in | PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator. Dated New York, Fob. 10, 1863, Sng JUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 CHAM- bers street.—Notice is hereby given to the relatives and next of kin of Joseph P. Lillis, of Pike county, Mli- | ois, late of California, deceased, and who is to ‘Ihave died intestate, that I shall apply to the Surrogato of fhe connty of New raat we lettors of administration mtg estate of the intestate, on the 2ist day of | Sede the forenoon. Dated New | | PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator. UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 CHAM. bers stroct.—Notice is hereby given to the relatives and next of kin of Thomas Leony, or Levy, from Great Saban sot Pita ee ak af ihe Pubic will be administered and | jc aligo; | ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 ae. | UeUST 3 IMPROVED AND Prebatum Easence of Coffee.—One of this essence will go as far as four pounds of store coffee; and coffee made by this essence will preserve, per- fectly, the real taste of the best roasted store coffee, but will have a more delicate and finer flavor, a fiuer color, and will certainly be much more wholesome for every person, than pure roasted store coffee; it will also be clear without requiring anything to clarify it. Manu: factured and for sale, wholesale and retail, by AUGUSI HUMMEL & CO, No. 43 Julianna street, below Willow, Philadelphia. Advice for use:—To make two quarts strot or mild coffee, take one table-spoonful of ground roas xtore coffee, as usual, and half a teaspoonful of this es sence. A more or less quantity of colfee must be mack after this proportion. P. S—After using, close the pack ‘age carefully, and keep it particular in a dry place. De pot 88 Sullivan street, near Spring, and for sale at every grocery store in the city. RIDGEWATER PAINT—THE BEST ARTICLE EVER offered to the public for roofs, decks, and bottoms of steamers, and other vesaels, and, from its spark and cinder proof qualities, for railroad ‘bridges, cars, depots, Ke, ‘Testimonials ani. specimens ean be seen ai the de- ot of the company. For sale in of 200 tod upwards, and’ in oll, in kegs Gf 2, 60, and. 100 Ibe, by R, BOGART, General Agent, 125 Pearl, and 78 Beaver reets. go Pree Taree Past elapag arias BOOKS made up for the trade, in large or small quantities, at low prices; single buoks or sets of books ruled to any pattern and bound with despatch; bill heads and jebs of all kinds ruled on moderate terms; magazines, pamphlets, and printed books of every description, bound promptly, and at low prices. JOHN P. ELLIS, 102 Nassau street, coner of Ann. OLT’S PISTOLS.—NOTICE—DEALERS IN FIREARMS ‘are hereby notified that imitations of Colt’s arms, manufactured in Europe, and closely resembling the gen- uine, are now imported into the United States for sale. As the sale of any such arms would be an it of Colonel Colt’s patents, and as the spurious are offered for genuine Colt’s pistols, this notice is given to put dealers and | purchasers on their guard. Any person found im- i ing or selling such arms, or any others made in vio- tion of Col Colt’s patents, will be prosecuted. SAMUEL COLT. ROWELL’S CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON RAIL- ing.—The New York Iron Railing Company make and put upto order every variety of plain and ornamental cast iron railing for buildings, parks, courts, cemeteries, &c. &c., ina complete and workmanlike manner, upon Crowell’s celebrated patent principle, without rivets, sav- ing thereby to purchasers twenty-five to fifty cents per running foot. ey invi critical exam!nation of their tterns and work, to which they are constantly making teful additions.’ Specimens may now be geen in sgver- al ofthe cemeteries near, and at buildings in the Fity. N. B.—All kinds of cast and wrought iron work for build- ings, such as bank and vault doors, shutters, brackets, light counting house desks and counter railings, gratings window guards, wall stays, &c, &c., furnished at short notice. and at most reasonable charges. Office No, 79 Duane street, a few doors east of Broadway. D227 OF PERIGORD PRESERVES AND EATABIES, 594 Broadway, New York.—The proprietor of this establishment having just roceived from France choice assortments of those luxuries, of which heia the oxclusive importer, is adequately prepared to supply the demands of his customers. Grocers will find it to their advantage to make thelr purchases at this agency, which represonta the principal house in Perigord, from which the Paris dealers receive their supplies. ON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS, AND CHEAP SPRING Mattress and Bedding depot.—iron bedsteads the healthy spring mattrens, ac, $0 elastic felt beds, pillows, quilts, &c.; also, tresses, all warranted. Hotels, steamers, supplied promptly to order. Please call way, above Spring street. |APER HANGINGS.—FRANCIS PARES & CO., NO. 58 Chambers street, (next but ene to Stewart's,) cor- ner of Broadway, offer at wholesale and retail the most extensive assortment, of every quality, of the richest style of decorations, imitations of marble, &e. The most skilful workmen are employed to the papers, HOW CASES.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY on hand, and made to order in the neatest styles. N. }.—Partioular attention SS to orders received for the World’s Fair, by B. K. PEEBLES, No. 124 Grand street, three doors east of Broadway. G™Rs, STAIRS-STAIR HAND RAILING—THAT IN- 4D tricate but beautiful branch of carpentering—now werked and moulded by machinery, (no patterns of any kind wanted,) to suit any kind of stairs, circular or ellip- tical, in an accerate and unerring nianner, far surpass- ing Band labor, and Lat half the cost. ane stair brack- ets, wu pew a an yw cappi at No. 123 Grand street, New York.” ve Y’S METALIC LIFE BOAT.—THE PRO. grietors respectfully invite the attention of steam. it and ship owners to the above boats, one of which may be examined at the Sectional Dry Dock, between Pike and Rutgers streets, East river. These lifeboats cannot be swamped. They may be launched or thrown into the waterin any position, whatever, and will always be right side up, as one side is the exact counter, of the . The hull may be divided into any num! of water-tight compartments, ao that if hole should be stove in any one part; she will loose but a small portion of her buoyancy. These are believed to be the most reliab! lifeboats in any emergency requiring the abandonment of prt Tasca fd me le crew, or in ease of fire or other cause uf sudden itruction to a vessel Mies in inland navigation. A lifeboat of this kind, 18 fect 6 feet beam, and 3 feet deep, will carry from thirty en teieat ibenemrer by he area othe i ean sup} em 0! on fe rods. Further information can be obtained from Phineas Bur- ae, East Boston, Mass., general agent; Daniel Dodge, Eovijoy’s Hotel, N.Y; .'V. Mason, 254 South street, and of J. 8. BUNCE & CO., manufacturers, 26 Washing- ton and 17 West streets, N. ET THOSE NOW SHAVE WHO NEVER SHAVED BE- grew sti ‘and thick, and without stain or to the in. Mind, Tsay this; but you may doubt ey is ee ted chalice 51 per bate, sent to an; country. » GRAHAM, street, | Fowler's Buildings. rabies pure hair mat- and seminaries and examine, at een ICH ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI- ture.—H. STRONG has now in his warerooms a yery large aseortment of the above class of furniture, of his usual, well known, substantial, and fashionable quality, to which he would particularly call the attention of his old customers, and persons now about making their spring selections, to call and examine the styles and prices, at his warerooms, 536 Broadway, next door to the Colla- more House. MEDICAL, YGIASTIKA.—A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR + | ED neuralgia, tie dolorenx, toothache, nervous head- ache, and rheumatism in the head, and a sure preventive | of convulsions, or any other complaints attendant upon | early childheod during the poriod of teething, has been | discovered, and is now being successfull; inistered in | thin by the Sue aa necklace, to - patient. An eminent German physician dis- | covered the virtues of the valuable medi face of which the beads of the necklace are made, and prescribed the | mode of application. The notice of the public is not, | therefore, to s quack medicine, but to a meidica- | ment recommended by one of the most eminent of the | faculty, as peculiarly ‘ul in acting through the pores of the skin directly upon the diseased or excited generally, instant, and always perma- effecting a permanent cure. Pationta | ho, at twenty-four a) trial of the medicated neck. | , Becording to prescription, find no relief, may, at | eloss of that perion, by immediately returning the same, | receive back their money. SCHUFFNER & MULDENER, 54 Beaver streot. Txsrmony.—I do hereby Cost that the composition of the medicated necklace, offered by Schuffner & Muldener, is of such a nature as’ to unfailingly produce the most satisfactory results. G. BRAUNTCH M. D. r is bs No. 285 ae Labs? ‘or sal ie rietors, No. Price y prop! h nent relief, ‘OLLOWAY’S PILLS, A SAFE AND CERTAIN REME- H dy for indigestion and corp'aints of the stomach.— symptoms arising from he kd" are a disordered and spasms, fiatulent acid eructations, lan- gour, want of Gide Mage Dd stomach, flushed eount », nense of Op inking after meals, dejection of ‘spirits, defective circulation of the hlood, alao frequent pains in the head and breast. To remove unpleasant sensations it is only neces to take a | few doses of Holloway’s Pills. This inestimable medicine | will soon palliate the most urgent symptoms, restore the tone of the stomach, and ent a recurrence of the dis- ase. Sold by all the venders of medicine throughout the British empire, and by those of the United States, at 376 centa, 88 cents, and $1°60 per box. Wholesale at Mr. JO- SEPH HORSEY’S, Maiden lane, New York, and at the proprietor’s, 244 Strand, London. $< — R. SCHENCK'S RESPIROMETER.—THE INSTRU- mem is made of silver, the sound conducting power of which metal is universally admitted to be un- equated, and far superior to the wood and flexible mate- rials used in the manufacture of Stethoscopes. Its fun- nel-shaped extremity, padded with India rubber, at once adapta Itself to the chost, and being perfectly air tight, the sound of the lightest breathing or faiatost murmur 14 eonveyed into the alr-bulb, or chamber, from whenee it is transmitted with such intensity and distinctnoss to the sar of the Auseultator, as to enable him with eonfidence and without the possibility of an error, to pronounce at onee upon the state and condition of the organ under ex- amination, diminishing the length of the time usually empleyed, and without the slightest ice te the patient. The medical faculty and some of the most scientific mon of our country, have testified to pa superiority over all other instruments used for ‘te,ausoultation. in er even incon- DM. SENENCK'S TERMS, harge or feos of Dr. J. H. Schenck, are:— Th Foran examination of the Langs with the Respiro- pray te +40 vate door of the Irving street. rhe waiting to eondest them to Dr. Sshenek's room) Sehenck’s Pulmonic Syrup is sold at $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. C. V. Clicken Baralay siveet, vieinity, er & Co., 81 are the general agents for New York and HAMBERT'S GERMAN FEMALE RENO- Pills.—Both in the female infirmary, " , Dr. Van Hambert, ton es a ‘en exes! ist day of March next. Dated New roca By him according'to law, unloas the same be ur 1858, PETER 8. FRENY, Pablig Adaupietyatos, le ‘he 21 jutor or administrator of the Sous, Tob Germany, bas aed Py Wig Taerg Mb Price each box, and E. M. , General Saveom me TO LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CENT, on boud’ and mortgage on im: ed real estate in this city, Brooklyn and Witliams Burg, in sums to vult applicants. $75,000 of the abovo cap be put out at six per cent on first class Property, where there is not more than half its value wanted, and within the limits of Twenty. third street. Apply to J. K. COOK, Jr., 79 Nassau street. 30 00 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT- A gage, upon property in this city, ooklyn, and Williainsburg, in sums to suit applicants A number of $1,000, $2,000, and $3,000 sun FRANOIS J, KENNEDY, 16 0 TO LOAN, ATSEVEN PER CENT, ON bond $97 50 and mortgage, in sums to suit, New York, Brooklyn, or Williamsburg property. Loans will be made ut six per cent on eity property, rightly lo- cated, and worth double the amount loaned. BILLIN UCKER, 289 Broadwa: 3 $157.00 i street. WANTED, ON BOND AND MORT- 90,000 Ramona ae ae Gh valuable real estate in'this city. No brokerage will bepaid. For farther particulars, please address J. M. B., box 2,337 Post office. 3 0: WANTED—ON GOOD IMPROVED PRO- .00 perty, at Tarrytown, Westchester coun- ty, worth $6,000. Inquire of E.R. LAMOREAUX, attor- ney-at-law, No. 6 City Hall place. 50 LAND WARRANTS WANTED, OF THE MEXI- whi can war. Florida war, and war of 1812, for e highest cash prices will be given. And also, Illinois patents located in 1812, long since sold for taxes; also, all patents located since’ 1847, in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois, Inquire of G. G. SHUFELDI, No. 3 Nas nau street, first flo |ENTRAL BANK.—THE THIRD AND FINAL INSTAL- ment upon subscriptions to the capital stock of this Bank, is required to be paid on Thursday. the third day of March next, at the banking rooms, No. 88 Chambers street. By order of the Board. WALTER OAKLEY, Cashier. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from #1 and upwards, payable at sight, are issued by the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., No. 83 South street, sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail Line of Liverpool and London packet ships, ‘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 Uompany, 94 Wall street, on Tues the lst March next, between ‘the hours of 12 and 2 0 . M. Cc. & HABICHT, Seoretary. FFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, 78 BROAD- way, Now York, February 22, 1853.—The fourth in- stalment ‘of ten dollars on each share of the increased capital steck of the above company, will be payable at the office of the company, on the 25th day of March next, and the fifth instalment, of the same amount, on the loth day of April next. By order of the Board of tors. FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary. S DRAPER OFFERS FOR SALE $300,000 CONVERTI- 'q blo seven per cent bonds of the Western Vermont Railroad Company, maturingin New York in 1862, and se- cured by a mortgage on the whole property and income of the road. They bear coupons for interest, payable Ist March and Ist September, and are, at the Rloges of the holder, convertible at any time before 1860 into the eapi- tal stock of the company, ‘The Western Vermont Railroad is now completed, and in excellent working condition throughout. It is fully equipped with all the requisite rolling stock, and its traffic is adequate to pay a cass interest on its cost. This traffic ix increasing very fast, from the natural growth of the business of a thriving and improving district—from its osition, which must ever command the great travel be- Treen New York and Montreal—and particularly from the rapid developement of the marble quarries along the line of the road. This section of country produces the finest marble in America. It is of various qualities, adapted to all the purposes for which marble is used. Quarries are opening out now everywhere near the line of this road, from Rutland and Manchester, and Ablington, and very large additional water and steam mills, for sawing the blocks, are in process of erection by companies of capi- talists from Boston and Philadelphia. From this business alone the Western Vermont Railroad will soon derive an income which will render the bondholders perfectly se- cure. The length of this road is 52%; miles from Rutland, southerly, through the valleys of Utter Creek and the Bat: tenkill, #6 the New York State line at North Ber ton, with a branch 434 miles southeast to Bennington village. At its northern terminus it connects with the Rutland and Burlington, Rutland and Whitehall, and Rutland and Washington Railroads, and brings the ‘iggresate through traffic from these roads to and over the Troy and Boston road to the Hudson river. The paid-up stock of the Western Vermont Rail- road amounts to...... eeeseonrees $400,000 The first issue of bonds has been disposed of; ex- cept the short bonds, which the company have decided not to sell... seeeeeseseesdes 300,000 And the convertible bonds, now offered for sale, will clear off the floating debt, leaving the Snrerexy, proprie. tors of fifty-seven miles of excellent road, laid wi neon T rail, with depot grounds and buildings, and an ample equipment, costing in all, including the expended profits of working, less than $19,000 per mile, which it is be- Meved is a ‘result unparalleled as regards cheppness of construction in New ad. * Since the of the main line of the road, in July last, the receipts from travel, for the great United States Northern Mail, and from the transportation of freight, which its equipment only allowed it to undertake efi- ciently later in the seasom, have amounted to $70,009. ‘The receipts for the current yoar are confidently esti- mated at $135,000. The working expenses are under 40 per cent, and the pending negotiations for running the trains under one management with those of the Troy and Boston Company, will materially reduce these expenses, and leave a net income of over 10 per cent on cost of the road, which will make the convertible clause in the bonds now offered of great value to purchasers. The Board of Directors has been recently reorganized, and consist of the prominent men along the line of the road, where the stock is almost entirely owned. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PEOPLE'S BUILD. ing Association, January 20, 1853 Number of bacribed, Do. Do. H Do. Do. Do. Do. Dr. To entry fee account, amount received Dues account do, do,,.. Redemption accountdo. do. Payee tes accountdo. .. aie 4 nd and mortgage account, 2 shares can Fines account, amount received..........0++ 630,466 92 $481 12 Cr. By dues account, for amount returned,..,..., ‘Redeemed shares account, advanced on 84 shares,........- 0000 -++4- $81,751 Less unpaid... 6,400 Expense account for advertis- ing and printing.........$252 11 Lesa amount received for | by-laws and pass-books 108 75 Account books, . Stationery, &c.. ieee Meeting room and office rei ae cone 8 fixtures, d Fitting and paint office Sign and gas bills. . Safe, half cost.. Certificates of stock. Secretary's salary, to Sth in Interest account, paid on advances... Interest on mortgage... Bank account, for balance, me SSs 98 60 54 0 106 98 600 1,820 21 102 50 2,989 09 BALANCE ACCOUY: To Expense aceount, amount paid,..., Bond and mortguge account, for 82 shares redeemod.........,. $65,600 Less amount unpaid 6,400 59,200 00 Dues account, for amount in arreara...... Fine account, do. do. ACCOUDE. 666s sss ceeeeeeeees Total By Entry-fee ac Dues account.... Redemption account... 1,702 00 Transfer-fee account 108 00 233 92 99,828 98 3590 26 ceases $65,089 56 Bank account... . $2,989 09 Bonds and mortgag 65,800 00 Duos account, for amount in 1,430 00 Fines account, do. do. 100 26 Total..... +. $70,119 35 Redeemed share account unpai $6,400 00 Balance dividable on 762 shares 719 35 12 mopths payment on cach s! Gain on each share,, + 46 62 Preseut value of each share... ..385 62 870,119 36 ‘The money loaned is secured by bond and mortgage on Property, a ce of which is en record at the office of Me tree No. 207 Ninth avenue, where any infor- mation respecting the samo may be obtainod by members of the association. New York, Jan. 20, 1853. Axprew R. Trorrer, . (LS) Jous F, Frener, JAMES Kearney, THEODORE’ MARTINE, Proetdent. | J. F. Witrams, Secretary. | State of New York, City and County of New Fork, s2.:— On this third day of February, 1863, fore me came Thoo- dore Martine, President, and John F. Williams, Secrotary, of the People’s Building Association, who, being by mo duly sworn, severally depose and say that the above state- ment and exhibit, by them respectively subscribed, is, to the best of their knowledge, information and beliof, a cor- rect and true statemont of the afinirs of the said associa. tion for the year ending January 20, 1853. Gro. , Comm’r of Deeds, 0 THE STOCKKOLDERS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE Mining Company.—Notice is hereby given that a | Pmt a he ¢ stockholders will be held, at their room, day, the 7th da of Marek Next, es PM, the Ys, y, at do’ . M. 0 trustees have returned from a fait to the mines and pro. of the company, in St. res oe and will before the stockholders the state of Prepared to la} the workings, Frenat Sones company. A full attendance is re- q |, an mattere of grent interest will be presented. | By order of the Beara. SIGWME LOFT, Sogwetary. Finance Committee, { within 60 yards of Abingdon square, ORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS— ‘Treasury Department, Raleigh, N.C., Jan 1863,—Sealed pro will be pony in the city of New York, until 10 o'clock A. M., of the Slst March next, for the purchase of $600,000 of bonds, issued by the State of North Carolina. These bonds will bear date the first of January, 1853, and will run thirty years. They will have coupons at- tached, and the interest, at six per cent per annum, will be payable on the firet days of July and January of each ear. Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, unless where the purchaser may prefer to have them made payable at the treasury of North Carolina. ‘They are issued under the authority of the Legislature of North Carolina, for the construction of the North Carolina Railroad; and in addition to the faith of the State, all the stock held by the State, in the said railroad, anc the dividends from said stock, are expressly pledged for their redemption. These bonds are, by express enactment, exempted from taxation. Parties bidding will please address their letters, en- dorsed ‘‘Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bonds,”’ to the undersigned, in New York, directed to the sey Messrs. Brown & Ve Rosset, 180 Front stroct, New ‘ork. ‘The bids will be opened in the Bank of the Republig, at Be’clock, P. M.,on the Sist day of March next, in the presence of G. B, Lamar, Esq., President of the said Bank, and J. P. Brown, and David Freeman, Eaqrs. Bidders may also be present. Successful bidders will be required, as soon as informed of the acceptance of their bids, to deposit in bank the amount of ir bids, with the accrued interest from the first instant, to the oredit of the Treasurer of the State of North Carolina. This deposit may bo made either in the Bank of the Republic, New York, or in the Bank of the State of North Caroliva, or in the Bank of Cape Fear, Lee North ‘w. courts, Garolina. . We Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina. ROVINCE OF CANADA.—RECEIVER GENERAL’ Office, Quebec, Feb. 7, 1853.—Tenders will be re- ceived at this office up to first March, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, for debentures of the Province, to be issued under 16 Vie., chap. 23; ‘An act to eatabliat a Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund for Upper Canada,” im sums ti; cg bt er ‘teen Cerny o currency, each, at twent Ly years, exter of two hundred thousand pounds, currency. \Interest, six per cent, wate Loricotenel ie Lean pee) Fes coupons. Par! ai @ appoints required, an their tenders thus:—‘‘Tenders for Debentures to be issued under 16 Vic. Chap. 22.” The form ef debenture oan be seen at the several banks in London, 0. W., Ham- ilton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal. Quebec, and at this office. B. P. TACHE, Ree. General. 10 BUILDERS.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ceived until Monday, tho 7th day of Mareb next, at twelve o’elock, for fu: the materials, and doing the work necessary for the erection and fin of a new achool building, on the north side of y~ seventh street, between the Tenth and in the Twentieth ward. Separate proposais will be re- ceived for the mason work and materials, or for the carpenter work and materials, anda bidder may, in ad- dition, propose for the whole. The plans and elevations can be seen at the office of Thomas R. Jackson, the archi- tect, No. 170 Broadway, of whom, or of either the un- deralgned, printed copicn of the’ specifications can be rocured, and to any o ‘whom proposals may be de- ivered. Tho school officers reserve the right to any Bid not best for the pul interest. Dated New York, February 17, 1853. JOHN G. man of School Officers, M Twentieth ward. y a dealers in » gold Obatiosntal Bank Battaing, No. 12 Wall street. hee wv START A fa kag INVOLV- in iron castings, secu patent. The invention has besa brought suecossfully id opera- tion, ona large scale, by the patentee, at an expense of $1,100; and he provost to invest in the business an amount of capital equal to that here advertised for. Please address 8. T. Z., box 2,619, Post Office ‘ONEY.—CASH ADVANCED, IN SUMS FROM $1 TO $1,000, on watches, plate, jewelry, diamonds, pianofortes, dry goods, furniture, or any other property, at the Pacitic Agency and Loan Office, 114 Grand street, corner Broadway, over Pacific Bank. Confidence and honor strictly adhered to. Office hours, from 9 to 6. ONEY.—PERSONS IN WANT OF SMALL SUMS OF money, for sogars, watches, jewelry, &., can al- ‘ways be accommodated by C. F. FULLER, No. 289 Green- wich streot, near Warren. FOR SALH. $100.000 “PROPERTY FOR SALE HEAP. e—Three new genteel three story | sid basement houses, finished with marble mantels and the modern improvements, situated on Carroll street, Brooklyn, in a good location, and convonient to the ferry, will be pees for (dau = $2,400 ne oer ane eee . ‘This property ira bargain. Also, eig! McircrcH street, Brooklyn, in a good location, for $1,000 each; also, threo full lots on Fifty-eighth street, between Seventh avenue and Broadway, for $800 each; also thirteen lots on Fighty-fourth strect, near Sixth avenue, for $800 each; a four-story house and full lot on Thirty-second st., near Ninth avenue, for $5,000; a frame house and full lot on Forty-fourth staget, near Kighth avenue, for $3,000 cash; elght lots on Ninth avenue, near Ninety-seventh street, for $860 each; two four-story houses and lots on Feventh avenue, for $4,800 each; a splendid corner lot, 50x100, on Eleventh avenue, with five four-story build: ings, for $25,000; a neat, genteel house, with the modern improvements, on Twenty-second street, for $7,500; a very elegant first class brick house, with all the modern improvements, on Twenty-first street, for $10,000; several very genteel country seats at Stamford, from $2,500 to 35,000; a country seat, with five acres of land, at Bull’s ferry, $4,000; and a number of other country seats for sale very low; four full lots on Sixty-seoond street, near Eighth avenue, were count residence at Harlem. 86.60 a EACH FOR TWO GOOD THREE-STORY new brick houses with lots, 22x98, in ‘Twenty-sevent pore Rent for $600. street, near Eighth avenue. All the im- .600 for a prime, well- uilt freestone house, with lot, 20x100, in Deane street, near Hoyt, Brooklyn, House one year old; has hot and cold water, plate 38, gas, &c. Gas fixtures go with house. Rent for $00. 000 for a good fine year old house, with lot, 20x106, in Twenty-first street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. House in good order. Rent for $600. Gas, baths, &c. $6,300 for each of six brick houses now being finished, in Cheever place (Degraw street), Brooklyn. Lots, 20x80. $4,000 for a cottage and plot of % acre of ground, at Fort Hamilton, fronting the water, and must pasate Terme of payment liberal ING & TU 39 Broad: 2 500. —FOR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT IN a |. Fortieth street, south side, midway tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, price $2,500; $1,500 can remain on mortgage. Apply on the premises, after three o’cloek. —FOR SALE, AT JAMAICA, L. I., $1.500,. cloyen miles from South ferry, where © in be enjoyed all of the advantages of a city life, a tine tone house, with lot 75 feet front and rear and 300 feet deep, for the above sum. $600 down; balance on mortgage. Apply to8, WILCOX, 32 John strees, T PRIVATE SALE—A FARM IN MAMARONECK.— ‘Twenty-four acres of land and a now house, situated | in the town of Mamaroneck, Westchester county. The house is 22 by 30 feet. Also, # new barn, 28 by 36 fect. Fruit of all kinds im the place. A fine view of Long | Island Sound. For further particulars inquire of | WM. H, FRANKLIN, 80N & O0., No. 6 d street. | ROADWAY AND CHAMBERS STREET.—A VALUA.- ble lease of premises on the northwest eorner of Broadway and Chambers street, (being part of the Irving House,) will be offered for sale at auction, on Thursday, the 8d day of March, at the Merchants’ Erchange. The | building has a front on Broadway of 51 feet 11 inches, and on Uhambers street, 93 feet 7 inches. For particu: lars, apply to CH ADDOMS, 76 Hast Twenty-third street, or to E. H. LUDLOW & CO. OPPER MINE FOR SALE.—A COPPER MINE, SMU- ated in a neighboring State, with all necessary | stores for working, and s water power of fifty foet fall, | offered for sale under the most favorable conditions. Ad- dress J. R. P., Herald office, LOTHING STORE FOR SALE, WITH GOOD WIT, stock and fixtures, situated in the best part of Ful. ton street; has been occupied by the advertiser for four rears. Good reasons will given for selling out. Ad- ress T. J., office of this paper. RUG STORES.—THREE DRUG STORES FOR SALE.— Inquire at 259 Ninth avenue. IGHT NEW TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK cottages, with counter cellar, for sale, on ensy | forms—only $600 cash down—situated on Sovonth sireet, between South Fifth and South Sixth streets, Williams: burg. Inquire at 182 South Sixth street, or No. Jeftor- son place, of James H. Pulis, or George W. Butman. XCELLENT CHANCE.—THE GREAT JONES STRI6T House, corner Great Jones stroet and Bowery, for | sale, with stock and fixtures, cheap for eash, containing | bar and billiard room, and accommodations for boarders nd unexpired lease of six years from The Lagden has other business | which compels him to sell. Apply immediately. ERRY FOR SALE.—THE TRUSTERS OF ST. PAT. | Lt rick’s Cothedral offer for sale the forry from the foot | of Twenty-third street to Calvary Cemetery, including | three steamboats, ferry houses, gates, fences, &o., ko. | with lease from eorporation of New York of bulkhead and | ier foot of Twenty-third street, Kast river. For partieu- firs inquire of HUGH KELLY, 188 Bowery. OR SALE, AT METUCHIN, NEW JERSEY—FIVE | acres of land, with the buildings thereon, which oon- | sist of & ono and a half story house, barn, corn erib, and | all other outbuildings; nursery, fruit of all kinds, and | lenty of it. Terms casy. For particulars inquire of JOHN BERGEN, at Campbell's depot, at Metuchin, whiol is but five minules walk from the farm. ‘OR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR HOU! NO. 114 Waverley place. The house is four stories, and three rooms deep all the way up, with modern improve- ments, gas, chandekers, &c. Lot about 28x08.9, Terms easy, Also, the first elass house on Twenty-ninth street, recently occupied by Gey. Young. Apply to E. B. KIN- SHIMER, 319 fourth avenue, from 2107 P. M. SALE, IN BROOKLYN, THE THREE STORY ick house and lot, No. 118 York street, price 000, Also, lot No. 68 Main street, running through te Stewart street, street, from 8 to 1 pe $3,500, Apply at No. 37 Mai A.M. SALE, OR A PART TO LET—A THREE STORY Drick house and lot, No. 776 Greonwich street, third door north of Bank street, Lot, 21 feet 7 inches, by 38 feet. ‘The house in built in modern style, with 12 Inch walls, all ) mantel, Croton water, and every thing in the ‘best manner: n’ beautiful yard, aud | street, New York; or Fulton streets, Brookl; F% SALE CHEAP—THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IN the city of William»burg:—seven new cottage houses corner North Seventh and Third streets; five cottage houses corner North Seventh and Fourth streets; one brick house, South Fifth, between Fifth and Sixth streets; one double house, in First street, between North Fifth and Sixth streets: two dwelling houses and one large building, corner North First and Ninth streets; eight) lots of ground in Bashwick and Brooklyn, Also, the fol- lowing valuable troperty in the city of New York:—one brown stone building and tot, No. 394 Fourth avenue, two first class houses, four-stories, basement and cellar, in Thirty first street, between Madison and Fifth avenues; ono firet class house in Madison avenue, between Thirty: first and Thirty-second streets. Terms favorable. Part of purchase money can remain on bond ana mortgage. Inquire of M. H. KEITH & CO., foot of North Third street, Williansburg. OR SALE OR TO LET.—-THE FOUR STORY BRICK store situated in the village of Nyack, on the Hudson Tiver, thirty miles from the city of New York, from whenee steamers ply to and from said village daily. For further particulars inquire of JAMES E. BRUSH, corner of Clarkson and West streets, or of AZARIAH ROSS, Nyack. P. S.—Also, several small buildings to let, inquire as above. R SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A THREE STORY and basement house, 817 West Twenty-ninth street, ith beutiful lot in’ front to build on; sewer in the street, and drain connecting from the yard; three stage Tines in the immediate vicinity. Price $3,300. A por- tion of the purchase money cau remain on mortgage. Ap- ply on the premises. R SALE—TWENTY ACRES OF LAND ON LONG Island, about four miles from Williamsburg, and about one quarter of a mile from the plank road in the village of Newtown, situated and fronting on the north- erly side of the north turnpike road, also running through and fronting on the Hellgate ferry road, thus making two fronts the entire length. Location high, where you may have a view of the village and country for some miles around. Faeilities for going to and from the city good d cheap, stages running every half hour in the day. On id premises there are several acres of locust timber, large enough for fence posts. The remainder is under a high state of cultivation. ‘The above property is most sirably situated for dividing into bul lots. For further particulars, inquire at the corner of South Ninth and Ninth streota, Wi urg, of DANIEL POWELL. OR SALE, AT ASTORIA, A NEAT TWO-STORY COT- tage, with wings, and abeut six lotsof ground, with abrubbery, fruit trees, &c. Stable on rear. Location Setightful, overlooking New York and Brooklyn; within fifteen minutes walk of boat-landing, and three minutes of stages. Will be sold cheap, and terms liberal. BILLING & TUCKER, 289 Broadway. R KALE—HOUSE AND LOT NO. 64 OLIVER STREET; lot 26 by 100, house 28 by 48; has an alley adjoining. Apply on the premises. 'OR SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ‘8 large first elass grocery store, ina good location, and doing a heavy cash business. Toone that understands the business this’ a rare opportunity Good reasons given for selling. Apply to NISBET & TUTTLE, 65 Chatham et. R SALE—HGUSE AND LOT NO. 146 EAST NINE- teenth street,,threo stories, basement and sub-cel- house, 20.10 “by 52 feet for barement, first and and second stories, with all the modern improvements of gan, hot and cold water, range, baths, wash trays, basina, and dumb waiter, and in complete order. Inquire on the premises. . Fa SALE—TWO COTTAGE HOUSES, 107 AND 109 Eighteenth street, (south side,) between First and Second avenues. Inquire corner of Second avenue and Sixteenth street, in the stone yard. OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE PRI vate residences in the city, situated on the north side Of Twenty-third street, (which is 100 feet wide.) The house was built for the owner’s occupation, of best ma- terials. The lot is 28 feet front. the front windows are of plate glass of extra size. are four rooms on a floor, the centre room arranged as a music room, with inlaid floor, The bedrooms are spacious, with large al- coves;there are five attic rooms, lighted from the roof. It is handsomely furnished, which wil) be sold with or without the house, as may suit er onene Apply to E. H. LUDLOW & C0., 11 Wall 3 (OR SALE—A SEGAR STORE, WITH THE STOOK, down town, in a splendid location. Any person wishing to pay a bonus for a good stand and established trade of wholesale and retail, can address a note to Mer- chant, Herald office, with real name, which will meet with immediate attention. OR SALE—THE LEASE OF THAT LARGE SIX story brick house known as the Hotel de Paris, at the corner of Broadway and Anthony street. The pro- rietor, who has occupied the above premises for the last Tow yeurs au a hotel of the first class, has concluded to settio in California, and being desizous of closing bis business in this city, offers for sale the lease and furni- ture, The lease haw five years to run from the Ist day of May next. The building’ is replete with all the modern improvements. The situation of this property is admi- ably adapted or a bank or insurance company. Tho large number of convenient rooms, well lighted and aired, could be advantageously rented for offides. For tarms, &c., please apply on the premises, to MADAME VIGNES. ‘OR SALE—A STEAM ENGINE, FOUR HORSE POWER; also @ boiler, suitable for 12 or 14 horse-power; sold separate or together. To be seen at the camphene distillery, 26 and 38 Gansevoort street, near Ninth avenue. JAMES U'REILLY, 176 Highth avenue, commer of Nine. teenth street. OR SALE.—A HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FLOURISH- ing village jof Mechanicsville, three-quarters of a mile back from ee New Jersey, very suitsble for a store or lumber yard. The house is 1% story, four rooms, all in good order.{ki:chen in rear, with brick oven; lot 1 feet front on Middletown road, and 171 on Middletown Point road. Price $1,000, and no abatement. Also, one sail boat, with new sails, andone row boat. Address J. HL. G., Herald office. MR SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A private boarding house, well filled with boarders. apres ete immediately, or any time before the 1st of May. Address Mrs. Sherwood, Union square Post Office, with real name, and where an interview may be had. OR SALF, ON STATEN ISLAND, THREE MILES FROM Vanderbilt's landing, a lot of land of five acres, with a good house and stable, with other out buildings shubbery, fruit, &c. A desirable situation for a small count residence. Address C, HOW, Tompkinsville Post office. (OR SALE—HOUSE AND FURNITURE.—A NEW AND well finished three story brick house, in West Twenty- sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, con- taining all the modern inpeeremente Furaiture entirely new, and ession can had immediately. For fur- ther particulars apply to MANUEL TRUJILLO, Agent, 106 Wall street. OR SALE—THIRD AVENUE PROPERTY.—THE houses and lots Nos. 462, 464, 466 and 468, Third avenue. Also, a two story house, on Thirty-cighth street, north wide, between First and Second avenues. Two-thirds of the pufchase can remain on bond and mortenge for a term of years. Apply to G. CHESTER- MAN, 80 Nassau street, seoond story, rear. Fv 8ALE—HOUSE AND LOT 461 BROOME STREET, near Broadway—lot 25x135, house and tea room 86 fect deep, verandah to the top of the house, solid ma- hogany doors, bath, &e. vine spreading over premises. OR SALF.—HOUSES AND LOTS, AS FOLLOWS—118 and 118 Norfolk street, $4,500 and $5,600 ; 112 Greenwich avenue, $5,000; 188 West Hleventh stroct, $3,- 500; 16 Bedford street, $6,000; 227 Fifth street, $6,000, 184’ Allen street, $4,500 ; 58’ Lewis atrect, $5,500; 388 Sixth street, $6,000. Two beautiful cottages, with two and a half lots each, on 125th atreet, Harlem, near Fifth avenue, marble maniles, baths, water closets, &c., $5,500 each. ‘Also a cottage and four lots on Frat avenue, 14th nnd 117th streets, $4,600. Apply to | E- 1. BROWN, ‘71 Wall street, from 1 to 2 P.M, (OR SALE—TWO NEW DWELLING HOUSES, THREE stories and basement, stone fronts, with all the mo- dern improvements; ono in Thirty-first street, near Sixth five grape vines, and an elegant he toa room. Apply on the avenue, the other in Second ay m. Price low, terms liberal, Apply to CHAS. '§, ANDREWS, 12 Wall street, third door, room No. 4, (OR SALE—LOTS ON SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH- A good house will be taken in exchange. Also, threo beautifully situated lots in Bond street, near Fulton avenue, oklyn. No money wanted if built upon. Also, modern built houses and coun’ seats on a long credit. $40,000 to loan. BR. LAWRENCE, 75 Nassau st. peste teat cecnme asses eeresiers. eaten et IR SALE—AN EXTENSIVE FANCY THREAD AND needle store, situated in a great business thorough- fare, and doing a good business. Three years’ lease of the property, and a manufacturing business connected with it. The reason for is the ill health of the proprietor. Apply to A. EATON, 19 Beckman strect. R SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND lot, with store beneath, sitnated in Warren street, near Greenwich. Address F. A. M., box 2,791 Post Office. (OR SALE—AT LESS THAN THE SAME CAN be now built, a xfeat modern house, with 3 den, on Myrtle avenue, between Kent and avenues, Brooklyn. The house contains eleven rooms, with cheerful basements, has been finished five only, by day work, and filled in to the The location is pleasnnt,healthy, respectable, well settled, and lighted with gas, Price $2,000. Terms easy. Title perfect, and overything clear. Apply. at 14 Forsyth No, 4 , corner of Sands and SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 51 Pacific street, Brooklyn; house 22 feet by 44; lot, 100 fect; pleasantly located, between Honry and Clinton streots, within five er ten of the South ferry. Apply at 19 Park place, No (OR SALE—HOUEE AND LOT NO. 217 BOWERY, 28 feet 734 inches by #4 foot; hous and lot 142 Reade street, near Greenwich, house complete with bath room, ke., lot 26 by 76 feet. good business location; house and lot 44 Orchard street, 26 feet 3 inches by 8734; houso and lot 266 Broome strect, lot 22 fect 6 inches by 75, and 37 feet 6 inches in rear; two houses, 96 and 94 First street, houses first class; nine vacant lots on Taylor street, near Bedford avenue, lyn. Terma for all the above liberal. Gore lot on Twonty-eighth sti near Second avenue, 48 feet front, 74 feet deep ‘on one 89 feet on the other. F ti to peeps 1. NOB, 23 Delancey atreet. (OR SALE—THE THREE-STORY BRICK ia F house, with basement and_sub-cellar, No. 47 South fourth street, near ‘Williamaburg; lot 23 feet front, 100 fet dep, Two tlids ean remaln on bond snd mortgage. vee ; hour; three minutes walk from Teck or Grand vercot ferries mint rae frm Teo a South Third street, Wwitamabury, or HYssAY & MURRAY, 62 South strest, N, ¥, FOR SALE. AR FIXTURES FUR SALE.—THE FIXTURES OF A small quor store, consisting of ten and twenty gal lon kegs, counter, beer pump, stove, &c, ke., in store No. 368 ‘South street. between Montgomery atreet and Gouverneur slip. are for sale.. Inquire in the ship mith shop in the reat of the premises. STEPHEN ROBERTS. JOOKING RANGE FOR SALE —A RANGE, ENTIRELY new, Cobb's patent, with water back and copper boiler, suitable for an eating house or hotel; also, a steam table and copper urn, a beau iful piece of work! ip, with five apartments for coffee, tea, choeolate, &&. Ap- ply at No. 188 Chatham square. OR SALE—THE TWO-STORY AND ATTIO HOUSE, ‘and about eighteen years unexpired lease of lot, known as 147 Christopher street, Ground rent $60. Prios Price $2,260. Apply on the premises. ‘OR SALE—THE INTEREST IN THE LEASE AND stock of a first class building and store, well located, in Bouth street, being convenient to veck na andi ferry to Brooklyn. ‘The upper part of the building can be let #0 as to ‘allow the purchaser to occupy the stere ata very moderate rent. Apply at No. 30 Cherry street. R SALE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN—TWO FIRST CLASS stone houses, in Union street, bet ween Court and Clin- ton streets, just finished, and replete with all the modern improvements. Apply at the hardware atore in Court street, three doors from Union strest. R SALE—SIX YEARS LEASE AND GOODWILL OF the dwelling part of the house corner of Broadway and Prince street. Inquire of E. R_W., No. 04 4 between ten and three, or 86 Prince street, between six and nine P. M. R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A BOOT. and shoe store, Ne. 5 Carmine street. The store has n established six years. This is one of the best chance ever offered to any person to in business, as the rent is very low. Inquire at 102 Canal street. YR SALE—AT HARLEM, A HOt STABLES, AND thirteen lots, on the east side of Third avenne, be- tween 117th and 118th streets. To be sold cheap for eash. Apply on the premises. R SALE—THE LEASE, GOOD WILL, AND FIX- tures of a jewelry store, located in the best part of the Bowery. Will be sold reasonably, with or without the ‘Address A. W., Horaldofice. , TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, F No. 56 par- ti bei North Second street, Williamsburg. a) to B. ROBERTSON, 120 Water street, New York. ‘OR SALE—A SPLENDID OFPORTUNITY FOR A PER- _ bbe to enter Lane lll a eaee— A public house, near seve road depots: a1 fram $90 to $40'per day. Apply to A. G. ROBINSON &6 Naseau street. (OR SALE OR TO LET—THE NEW BRICK FACTORY, 80 by 96 feet, and four stories higb, with a wing at- tached, about 20 feet square, situated on the corner of eed and Park streets, ia the city of Newark, con- yeniently located to the railread depots and the river. Said building 1s designed for the uxe of steam power, and is well adapted for almoat anv kind of basiness. Apply to E. VAN AN’ RP, on the corner of {Mulberry Centre streets, Newark. OR SALK—THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT brown stone house No. 402 Fourth avenne. Alse, the substantia! four story brick house, with elegant sterv, om Seventh avenues next the southwest! corner off, Twenty- seventh street. Terms accommodating. Vor par- ae apply at the store of GEORGE READ, No. 910 Broadway. R SALE—CHEAP, FOR CA3H, THE LEASE, STOCK and fixtures of an old established Sorry and iquor iSier er an eocallect one ine 8 expire from at 0: or pom Fession given immediately if required, The upper =| of the moans tere the rent of all Sufficient reason be given for selling out, by applying at 21 Pell street. RDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.—ABOUT ONB HI ¢ beautiful and desirable building lots, of all sises, in, the flourishing lene of Fordham, Westchester ¢ou for rale on reasonable terms. This place is asknow! to be the most healthy and Saseurageoes of any other on the line of the Harlem railroad. sompptation is about 11 cents per day, fer which you can upon any train stopping at this station, there being about twenty- five or thirty trains to and from the city daily, which is Rica number than at any other village on this line of of the city, t let this opportunity eseape ef se- curing to ‘themselves a home where they can live and en- joy this life for about one-half the faye of a city life. Apply to JOHN BERRIAN or GE, KS, at the Land Office, Fordham. ON and Monroe streets, between Clinton and Mont > being 93 feet 4 inches on Cherry, and the same roe street, and ri through from street te street, (In- quire of t, JAMES GLOVER, 161 Broadway. ‘OUSES IN HARLEM FOR SALE—THOSE THREE on Mon- for over \éa per Gent tee Goiucting tatoos: tees for over per cent af jurance, 106, Groton water'raten, ker Torme, $1,600 palace is , Fourth bond and . Apply to 3. N. Wal avenue, between 125th and 126th streets, before 9A. M., or after 4 P. M. EASEHOLD PROPERTY AND BAKERY FOR large factories, foundries, and stone yards; hundred Siow Tear renee Te Twenty. ih sheet. Inquire op the premises. ee OUNT VERNON HOTEL.—FOR SALE, THAT VALU A- ble perty, known as the Mount Vernon Hotel, a iite een ae Seales wera of lount Vernon, irect o ew York and New Haven Railroad, within seven. minutes walk of the Hunt’s Bridge atetion on the Rail- road, and on the main road leading from to White Plains, Yonkers, &. The house contains forty rooms, besides s commodious barroom, and & very large and beautiful ball yoom. It is fitted up with every con- venience, such as range, hot and cold age and is now doing a very prosperons business. Atta the pre- mises is a livery stable, barns, shods, &c., sufficient to accommodate twelve horses and a similar number of vehicles, ice house, &c. One of the present proprietors being about to leave for Australia is the reason for sub- mitting this valuable place for anle For farther par- ticulars, apply on the premises, er to PARKER & 00., 898 pape s entrance in Walker street, offies hours 934 A.M. to 4 P.M. GOULD & WILLIAMS, N. B— ‘Trains leave Canal street depot at 7, 9:10, and 113¢ A. M.; and for Hunt's Bridge, from City Hall, at 73, and 16 o'clo . DY Raprage rei e lrg neem IN JERSEY CWTY— A rare chance for (rng the entire inter- est and good will of an establishment doing a large and omeag! cash business. Having been four years lished, it commands the patronage of the first clase ladies of the city. The store is large and han isomel; fitted up, location dosirablo, and rent low. Will be rola for cash only. This opportunity would not be offered if the proprietor’s, health would allow a continuence. Ad- dress, for three days, E. A. S., Herald office, ‘OTICE TO. otter for sale at reduced prices, at their ~~ foot of | Twenty-eight y-ninth, and Thirtleth yoreets, East ri he it brown eee ae pea dicht ele ;, 16,000 footrail coping i eatlar ' forms wa Also, stone latoreas ext hs hy? b moneodt: tors 20 per cent than their cost yy A W. G, CHAVE, Agent. rf ? He from store, 82 Chambers street. Sma ENGINE FOR BALE —A SUPERIOR ENGINE ot 2 jorse power, in perfect running order, inch cylinder, 2 feet 0 Ineben stroke, having b boon Fomioved to make room for a larger one, low. te BUSSEY & MURRAY. 62 South strect, New ¥ or to the proprietors, on the premises, Hi &00,, foot of South Third atreet, Williamsburg. agate, al half worn, to suit purchasers} Apply to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald effice. T of diam: pk in half a dozen ot cases, for sale cheap, for cask. Apply to. JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office, 10 HATTERS.—FOR A RETAIL HAT with a mani 7 conte, with fete ar rangements for manufactui , one of the best in the city for a jobbing and store. The owner wishes to engage in another ‘and will sell the fix- ‘tures and leave for $8,000, one balf cash. None ry py poe they have the requisite means. Address J. by une TS BOOKBINDERS.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK, MA- chinery, and fixtures of a bookbi A s job-work and pam business. i mill be send lentes cash purchaser. Satisfactory reasons will he for selling. — Address, with real name, F Ay ‘effice. SELI—THE DRY GOODS Catharine and Madison street, STORE, OORNER and stock for sale, or ld be disposed of separate The store for has done a lege business in silk, shawls, he. and is cone sidered one of the best business locations in the city. Ine quire on the premises. ee "nent of ret rate teas colle, aplcen_ Wey, for mie, ment iret rat col lor of the stock a inser choosen to aalect. will be removed in three days if not sold. The stere has been newly fitted up, and has every thing convenient for the business. For particulars apply at No, 96 avenue, f stock, tools ‘and fixtures of a wholesale confectionery, water apperatas, a err ef Varn REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—LOTS NOR, on, Inquire at 43 Duane street,