The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1853, Page 7

the nisbes a stri ment of Sir was imperatively called for, that it fur- ‘ing iDustration of the want of jee. les Woed and Mr. Disraeli, in resisting the change at a period when the state of affairs was such as to render it far more easy. It is not only on the ground of economy that it is incumbent on the Chan- eellor of the Exchequer to obtain the funds required by the public on the lowest ible terms, but it is equally im t for the national credit that the other countries of the world should fairly see the position in which the obligations of our government stand. ‘That neither of ‘these considerations weighed with his predecessors, is a Sitting enuse for regret, and as the delief into which the holders bad been lulled, that the sound principles which guide every merchant {n his business were not likely to adopted by the government, was solely occasioned by it mis ment, the blame must be borne by them, Fistead of belog thrown cn. the minister, who’ » the first toact upon definite rules. As far as the prices of Exchequer bills were concerned, the effect ci the apnouncement was such as to paralyze the market, and the only transaction that took place during the day was for an amount of £2,000, between two brokers, at 303. premium. No very accurate opinion can be formed of fe quotations thai are likely to prevail permanently, but it is believed that the market will be well sustained. In any time, there should be a tendency for them to yw par, it will be in the power of the government upport, by purchasing them in preference to stock, with the money applicable for ‘ he sinking fund. With regard to the effect of the measure, eoapled with the intelligence from France of the pacific speech of the Emperor, was very favorable. The first price for money was 993¢ to 5;, which was maint through- out the day, with the exception of a short period, when there were sellers at 9934. For the account, the last offi- cial quotation was 994, to 3{, and after regular hours traneaetions were effected at 99% to %. Bank stock closed at 227 to 228; Reduced, 100% to 3¢; Three-and-s- Quarter per cents, 108% to 44; Long Annuities, 634; and India Stock, 266 10269. For India Bonds, as well as for Exchequer Bills, there was no quotation. The operations in foreign securities were not extensive, ‘and prices underwent little alteration. The bargains com- ised—Austrian Five per Cents, 9834 and 974; Brazilian, all, 10244; the Five per Cents, New, 102%; Eucuador, 53% and 34; Granada Deferred, 113% and 4; Mexican, 231% and 3; Peruvian Six per Cents, 104; Portuguese Four per Cents, 883g and 38; Sardinian Five per Cents, 9434; Span- ish Three’ per Cents, 473¢; and Spanish Passive (oon: big vrs 534. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there was a fur- ther advance in the rateupon Hamburg; Paris was like- wise a shade higher, but Amsterdam remained about the same as post. Vienna and Triest, in consequence of =s quotations from abroad, were more in demand. ere was a able demand for money to-day, both atthe bank and out of doors. It is said that moncy was borrowed at the bank upon Exchequer Bills for a fortnight, ata cent. The lowest rate among the discount houses best paper was 27% per cent. Markets. Livanpoot Corron Market, Saturday, Feb. 12.—The sales to-day amount to 6,000 bales, of which 2,000 American ase on specnlation, and 500 Pernam for export. The mar- ket is firm at yesterday’s prices. Fra 14,—The demand for cotton to-day has been limit- ed, and the cales Laine reach 5,000 bales, in small quan- titles, to the trade. Holders have shown freely, and pri- ces are in favor of the buyer, but are not quotable lower. Fup. 15.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 5,000 bales, and consist of about 4,000 American, 100 Pernam and Maravham, at 6%d. to'7d.; 100 Bahia, at 64d. to 634d. ; 300 Surat, at 34d. to4%¢d.; 40 Sea Istan at 20d. to Zs. 5d, The market closed heavily for all bu solid American, at 614d. upwards. Compared with Fri- are rates, prices of American, under 53d, per lb., are . per Ib. down. Surat is steady, and all other kinds ttle affected. Lonpon Corn Excuancr. Monday, Feb. 14.—The corn trade is gradually recovering from the effect of the large injudicious importations of wheat from the Baltic, and of fiour from America. The foreign supply has now mate- ae off, only 2,067 quarters of wheat having come into London in the cource of last week, and not a single floating cargo having come in from the Mediterranean to the ports of call on the coast. At this morning’s market the supply of wheat from Essex and Kent was moderate, but there were very few samples offering by rail from Cam: bridgeshire and Lincolnshire. In consequence of the general advance in the country the market opened by the factors asking more money; but the condition of the samples not having improved, the sales proceeded slowly; 1s. per quarter advance, however, was ia some instances obtained. Foreign was generally held on somewhat higher terms, as the severity of the weather must soon prevent any further shipments from the Baltic; the bus!- ness done was not extensive, and it was only ina few instances that any advance could be realized. ine malt- Sek bariby. was rather higher, and the secondary sorts, as well as foreign, could scarcely be bought on so easy terms as last Monday. Malt continues in tolerabiy fair demand at full prices. Flour was held more firmly, and although there wes not much briskness in the sales, yet the late Ee were more readily obtained. Float of jediterranean wheat on pas: were held at im rates, and Indian corn could scarcely be bought onso easy terms as last week. Mabe ERC a NASER, using pace Feb. 15 —Su- gar.—The marl opened with a appearance, at prices of last week. The stock in first hands remains small. Of West India, 400 bhds. only sold, the bulk consist- ing of Barbadoes, in public sale, which went off briskly, and qualities under 38g. showed a \t advance; prices ranged from 36s. €d. to 40s. 9,300 bags of Mauritius were offered in public sale, a small portion bought in, the remdinder sold at full prices, 32s. 6d. to 386. 6d. 6,800 bage Bengal were [also offered, and about 5,000 found buyers at previous rates. Benares, 36s. 6d. to 40s.; grainy, 38s. 6d. to 40s. 2,400 bags Penang were offered, vold at former prices, 31s. to 378. Re! —The market is firm, at last week’s currency. Grocery lumps, 453. 047s. 6d. Coffee.—There has not been a public sale to-day, but there has been a good demand private contract, and business to some extent has done in plantation Ceylon, at full prices. 700 good ordinary native Geylon’ is also reported sold ati7s, Tea.—There bas deen a fair amount of business done to-day, at fully vious rates. Saltpetre.—1,100 bags sold freely in public sale, at full prices; refraction, 834, 26s. 6d. te 27s.; and business has also been done by private contract. Cochi- case, fall bel to giv prices. | Indigo, day, at very full prices; the total quantity now is 4,050 chests; 6,400 passed auction. Cotton —No sales reported to-day. ‘Tallow has been very firm at the ad- vance quoted yesterday, and quoted 44s. buyers. In other articles no mat alteration. Liverroot Corn Traps, Tusspay, Feb. 15.—The arrivals from abroad during the past week have been small, con- | sisting of only 8,000 quarters of wheat, 3,830 sacks of flour, and 3, quarters of Indian corn; and from Ire- land we have merely 2,213 quarters of oats, and 3,925 Joads oatmeal to report. The exports in the same time eomprise 4,082 quarters of wheat, 802 quarters of Indian eorn, 1,184 sacks and 6,904 barrels of flour, &c. The trade has been brisk, and holders, having acquired new confidence, have been enabled to obtain an advance of 24. to 2d. per 70 Ibs. on wheat, 1s. per barrellon flour, 2d. to 6d. per load on oatmeal, and 1s. per quarter on Indian corn. Barley and peas in better and at late rates. No change in oats. The weather continues very frosty. At this day’s market there was a fair attendance of the town and country millers and dealers ; however, the bu- siness done was smaller tham anticipated, and’ the ad- ‘vance noted on Friday of 2d. per 70 Ibs. on wheat, and 6d. barrel on flour could not beexceeded. Oats remained ‘as last quoted, with a very slow sale. Oatmeal, however, was more inquired for, and ad. to 6d. per load dearer. Barley, beans, and peas were unchanged in value. Indian corn on the spot was neglected, but floating cargoes met with more attention, ‘could not be bought under 33s. to 33s. 6d. per quarter for Galatz, and 31s. to 3s. 6d. for Toraila, cost, freight, and insurance. Panis Bourse, ‘Monday, Feb. 14,3 o’clock.—The effect of the Emperor’s speech was favorable at the Bourse, and prices, which were firm before a cepy of it was posted upon one of the pillars, roxe rapidly. ‘The Four-and-a- If per Cents are 50c. eee than on Saturday, and the Three per Conts 20c. higher—the former closing at 105f. 65c., and the Three per Cents at 80f. 35c. The shares of the Bank of France remain as they were, whilst those of the Mortgage Bank are 32f. 50c. higher, a those of the Société Mobilitre 20f. higher. Very little was done in foreign funds. Railway shares were all firm, ‘but the rise is not se great as on the rente. Exchange on London, (short,) 25f. 73éc.; ditto, (90 days,) 24f. 900, Mavyeurster State ov Trane, Fob. 15.---The receipts had again risen, and the last register is 125,000 bales cotton on the seaboi for the same week last year. The market at Liverpool this morning had given way, sceording | toa telogra hic an- nouneement on the inge, to the extent of 1-16d., and ‘our yarn-market has yi in sympathy with it, but to ‘a much greater extent. Thore is, however, a deal tof ‘regularity ‘There are many spinners hay- ing large orders which will keep their machinery going for weeks to come at prices contracted for when the market was firmer, and these turn a deaf ear to all pro posals for lower rates, but most of the new orders placed this morning are at decidedly lower rates. In 20's water twist the decline is 34d, upon nearly all qualities; in 30’s and 40’s mule, prices are i¢d. to 4d. lower in all except best qualities. In some eases buyers report a decline of 344. and others as mush as 14d. per lb. The advices by the overland mail from Bombay and Calcutta are less favorable than for some time past as regards yarns, and this, no doubt, has help- ed to depreciate prices here. Buyers, however, look for a still further ine, and but a limited business has been done in any description of cotton twist. In cloth, also, the tendeney of prices is downward; but manufacturers have succeeded better than spinners in holding late quo- tations, though at a considerable sacrifice of business. In printers and shirtings, prices have been sustained, owing to the scarcity of atocks, and we hear of no quotable giv- ing way in cloths; but both hcme trade and exporters have abstained te a great extent from operating, and the Dbasiness is of @ limited character. Laps, Tuesday, Feb. 16.—Thé supply of woollen goods brought to market this morning was of fully an average amount for the season. tothe increased value of pg 4 the — sales of ba tage wed, now proceed- e manufacturers were firm in their demand of higher prices. The merchants did not feel disposed to concede the required advance; but a pretty general feel ing appeared to exist among both buyers and sellers that Sods the ball were, readily Ssfomed'et ct earene e were ri posed of at current vates, and it was clear that more would have been dis- posed of had they been offered. News from Grenada. From the Panama Star, Feb. 6.) A sad accident occurred on the Chagren river, on San- day, by the upsetting of a boat, by which eleven home- ward-bound passengers were drowned. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Giatan Sen New Your, March 1, 1853. within in your paper sterday morning, and knowing (t to be a mistake, wisi yon %0 contradict the statement. (Signed,) ONE CF Tim PASSRNGRRS in the supposed ill-fated boat. Marine Affairs. ‘Toe Stramsuir Manroy, Captain Berry, arrived at noon yenwterday from Charleston, with the usual favors of our Charleston contemporaries. The Marion was detained e@utside the Hook by fog, from 2 o'clock, A. M. ‘Tue SrramenP Aranama, Captain Ludlow, arrived yester- day morning from Savannah, with late papérs from that Captain Baxtgr, sailed “yester- Means. mm BTPAMARIP CRRBCHNT, dy for Havana and New at the end of January, against 85,000 | | vanee, if required. may be had, with or without board, at No. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY SAAN NMRA ARAN RAEN av SEE THIRD PAGE. “oe BOARDING AND LODGING, en A RAN LADY WISHES TO TAKE CHARGE OF TWO OB three children to board—one who will act ax a mother towards them while in her charge. Please call at 282 Rivington street. : LARGE AND SPACIOUS PRIVATB BOARDING house, well ventilated and watered, bath attached, in the vicinity of St. John’s Park, will be let. Furniture, all complete. will be sold if desired. Boarders will remain, if desired. Rent, $1,200. Please apply at 79 Nassau street, room No. il. SINGLE GENTLEMAN REQUIKES A ROOM, WITH A partial board, in a private house, either in the vici- Rity of State street and Bowling Green, New York, or Willow, Hicks, Remsen, and adjacent streets, Brooklyn. ‘Address, stating terms, D. P, B., Herald office. GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND SOCIETY, AND ‘accustomed to tuition, wishes to find, ina private family, a good room and board, for a part of which he would give instructions in French, German, Italian and English. He would accept a position as’ tutor, in a first seminary, or to give instructions in private. The best of references as to respectability. 'A letter addressed, with real name, to Mr. Charles Edwards, Broadway Post Office, will be promptly attended to, SINGLE MAN DESIRES PARTIAL BOARD IN A rivate family, where there are no other boarders. Should be within ten minutes walk of the City Hall, Ad- dress T. B., Herald office. PLEASANT ROOM FOR THREE GENTLEMAN, AND good board, wanted, in the vicinity of the City Hall. “If satisfied with the house, they will be perma- nent boarders. Address, fot oa (which must be moderate,) E., box 1,461, x OARD.—A LARGE SIZED, FURNISHED ROOM, with good pantries attached, suitable for a gentle: man and his wife; likewise two single gentlemen, can weil accommodated with board and rooms, by applying at 38 Forsyth street, near Walker. References required. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can have board, with handsome suits of rooms on second floor, ina small private family. Location very desirable. Apply at No. 132 Dufield street, near Fulton avenue. OARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—PERMA- nent board wanted, ina respectable private family, Where there is no other or but few boarders kept, for a gentleman, his wife, two children, (the oldest not two years,) and servant. The location must be pleasant, and the house situated between Atlantic and Carrol, and Court and Henry streets. Those who have such accommoda- tions may address, (post paid,) A. J., Post Office, Brook- Jym, stat location, terms, '&e., as no others will be at- ni 0. realfs ble y the Routh ferry. Apply at 88 State st., South Brooklyn, OARDING.—LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOMS, SUIT- able for a gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen, ‘@ desirable location, with modern improvements. The house is large and convenient to several stage routes. Apply at 814 Greenwich street, corner of Jane. OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, OR where there are vory few boarders, by a lady, two abildren (three and five years old), and servant, large and small room, partly furnished, on the second or third floor, willbe required. Location west of Broadway, and between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, Fourthand Sixth avenues. For such accommodation, if satisfactory, about six hundred dollars a year will be paid. Address, ith real name, stating localation, &e., box 2,627 Lower ‘ont ice. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, ina private family, with furnished or unfurnished roems, between Broome and Fourteenth streets, near Broadway or the Bowery. Address J. B., Bowery Post office, stating location and terms. OARB IN BROOKLYN—A PLEASANT UNFUR- nished or furnished room, suitable for a lady and gentleman, may be obtained in a family where there are only a few boarders taken; the comforts of home will befound. Also,:two gentlemen can be accommodated with breakfast and tea and dinner on Sundays. Apply at 165 Adams street, a few minutes walk from Fulton ferry. OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, BY A GEN- tleman, for himself, wife, child and servant, conve- alent to the city, from Ist of May to October. Please ad- dress R, H. H., box 631 Post Office. OARD UP TOWN.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR two or three single gentlemen, can be accommoda- with a delightful suit of rooms, ina private family, by applying at 170 West Fourteenth at OARD.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with separate rooms, Gentlemen who only wish to take their breakfast and tea preferred. 102 Bra street, near Delancy. References required and iven. - OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY.—A GENTLE- man wishes to board for himself and wife, {or the summer, in the vicinity of the city. It must. be in a pleasant and healthy neighborhood, city, and ina house of the highest re a limited number of boarders are 1,184 Post Office. OARD WANIED—BY A LADY, IN A PRIVATE family, or where there are but few boarders. Loca- tom west of Broadway and between Twentieth and Prinee streets. Address Board, Herald office. OARD AND RENT.—A LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND respectability wishes to rent a large four story house, with all modern improvements, in the vicinity of Mark’s place, or between Eighth and Fourteenth ‘treets, and Fifth and Second avenues, for whieh she ould board a small family having such a ho ty of gentlemen. The most unexceptionabdle refer ven and required. Thosa eae sw desirable tenant—one Se keeping a house well— by addressing B, L. C., Sixth Avenue Post Office. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY. IN A GEN- teel private family, or where there are few boarders. ferences exchanged. Address G. J. M., Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, OR where there are few boarders, by Seeley wife, and little girl. Permarent board requii Location be- tween Houston street and Ws side of Broadway. Address J. S., stating terms and loeation, for three days. OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—ON THE ~ Heights or in the upper part of East Brooklyn, be- tween Cumberland street and Bedford avenue, and near the line of Fulton avenue stages—a room and bedroom, in a first class boarding house, or in a good private fami- ys for a gentleman, wife, infant and servant. Address . & L., Herald office. OARDING.—FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN ean be accommodated with fine rooms in a private, respectable boarding house, where they have every comfort of home, with full board or partial board, at No. 75 Seventh street, between First and Second ave- nues. Stages pass. For further information, the un- dersigned is authorised to refer to Mr. Charles Kneo- land, No. 49 William street, or Mr. Simeon Draper, 46 Pine street. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- vate family, in a quiet part of the city. Terms not to exceed $3*per week, which will be paid in advance if desired. Address, T.’ D. M., Auditor's office, box 839 Post Office. RIVATE BOARD.—FURNISHEB ROOMS AND BOARD fora gentleman and his wife, or two single gentle- men, at No. 34 Kast Twentieth strect, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. 0 LET—TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, TWO FURNISHED roems, without board, on the second floor of a house pleasantly ‘situated in Madison street, near Rutgers, from st May next; or part of the house would be let to a small family. Apply at 108 Monroe street. T° LET, WITH BOARD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.— The ‘front room and hall bedroom on the second floor of house 154 Madison street, suitable fora gentleman and his wife. For particulars, apply on the premises, or of RE, BUNCE, Union Hall Clot Warehouse, corner Fulton and Nassau streets. Wan say UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BED- room, or a large front room, with or without board, in a sinall private family, or where there are fow other’ boarders. Terms reasonable, payable in advanes if suited. Would engage for a year from May next. Location below Canal street, and near Broadway. Address for three days, Mrs. C, D., Herald office, ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A front room, neatly furnished, with board, ina private family or ‘boarding house, below Canal strect, near Broadway. Terms not to exceed ten dollars per week, including fire and lights. Address D. A. 8., Herald office, for two days. cin eth ink a ER Ie Wwisms NEAT FURNISHEO ROOM, WITH grate or stove, with partial or without board, for a gentleman, wife and son, The parties will be absent dating the day. Address ‘Machinist, Chatham Square Post Office, post-paid, stating terms, &c. ‘ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A FURNISHED parlor and bedroom, with breakfast and tea. Please state terms, Address P., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND A oung Frenchman, a parlor and bedroom, with board, in the country, near the water, and not far from the city, in a private American family, where there are no boarders. Please address, stating terms, &c., E. C., box 1,826 Post Office. ANTED—BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, A COM- fortable and plainly furnished room, with grate, with » plain family, with full or partial board for the Indy ohly. | Terms must be moderate, The Indy will be absent during businoss hours. Location not. to exceed fifteen minutes walk from St. Thomas’ Church, Houston street. Address K. D., Herald office. Board paid in ad- ELL FURNISHED ROOMS—POR GENTLEMEN AND their wives, or small rooms for single gentlemen, $1 Wesley lace, between Houston and Bleecker atreets, two bl From ‘Broadway. EngMsh, French aid German, eon the house. loll —K—]—]z—ET»_ FINE ARTS, NARA AAA AAAAAA AAACN ARTS.—AN ARTIST OF REPUTE, WHO I3 ABOUT sail to Austrai'1, has for sale « fow superior highly finished oil pictues; al interesting collection of ter wigs, n impel, on spot, from nature, in Kurope rl ameetea. ‘Apply at office 21, 333 Brondvay, oppo tue thease, ’ | 4 | HOUSES, ETO., WANTED, LAND WARRANTS WANTED, OF THE MEXI- 50 can war, Florida war, and war of 1812, for 2 highest caah prices will be given. And also, Minois patents located in 1812, long since sold for taxes; also, all patents locatea since’ 1847, in Iowa, Wisconsin, and’ Illinois. Inquire of G. G. SHUFELDT, No. 3 Nas: sau street, first floor. FAMILY, CONSISTING OF THREE GROWN PER- sons, want to hire the upper part of a two story house, situated in the upper part of the eity. Possession required on the first of May. Address, with full partieu- lars as to location and rent, which must be moderate, J. P., Herald office. AY APPRENTICE WANTED 10 THE ENGRAVING business; a boy about fourteen years of age, who has a taste for drawing, or plain and ornamental writing. Apply to JACOB HYANT, engraver, corner of Maiden jane and Broadway. JURNISHED HOUSE.—WANTED, BY FOUR GEN- tlemen, a small hone, fully furnished, between Amity and Eighteenth streets and Fourth and Sixth ave- nes, from May Ist, or earlier, for which a reasonable rent will be paid. Address, stating full particulars, (post paid,) J , box 502 Post Office, ee OUSE WANTED—WANTED TO HIRE, A TWO story house, contiguous to Fourth, Sixth, or Kighth avenues. Rent not over $300, Aidress N. R., box 2,872 Post Office. RINTING PRESS WANTED.—ANY PRINTING OFFICE having a second hand Washington Press, No. 1 or No. 2, in good order and cheap, may hear of a buyer by ad- dressing Printing Press, Herald office. ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF four and eervant, in the upper part of the city. Pos- session on the first of April, if possible. Rent must be moderate. Address M. M. G., Herald office. a 00M WANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, BY TWO GEN- tlemen, in » quiet, private family, near the Irvi House, where they can have the comforts of a home. Uberal compensation will be paid. Address Merchant, Herald office. | NE CHEMISTS, &C.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, A drug store, at a reasonable price, Address, with particulars, Beta, Herald office. HE ADVERTISER, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, % gests to those about to lease dwellings, that he would gladly share in the rent of a modern house, de- sirably situated, in order to secure for his own occupancy a parlor, bedchamber, and kitchen, with sleeping apart ments for servants. Address Inver, Herald office. war TOHIRE—AT CARMANSVILLE, ORIN SOME other pleasant location about the same distance from the city, a small cottage, with garden and stable, for a family of one person. Address box 1,293 Post Office, stating amount of rent, location, &c. ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE PER- sons, part of a house, consisting of three rooms, ina Creare neighborhood; east side of the Bowery pre- pies . Picnics 2. Y. A., Herald office, stating rent, lo- cation, &c. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SUITE of rooms. A small family having a large house, and wishing to reduce the rent, would. find an agreeable tenant. Must be located in a good neighborhood, within twenty minutes walk from Fulton Bank. Reference ex- changed. Address J. B., Herald offi ‘ANTED TO HIRE—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A modern built house, on the west side of the city, by a good tenant with a small family. Rent not to ex- ceed $650. Inquire at the bookstore, $41 Broadway. ‘ANTED—EITHER IN BROOKLYN OR HOBOKEN, ‘a small cottage, or part of one, for a small, quiet family of four persons;rent must be moderate. Address Atlanta, Herald office, stating location and lowest price fully; no other answers will receive attention. If part of a cottage, in a plain mechanics’ family would be preferred. ing ladies. mation concerning 89 White street, near Broadway, and 11 A. M. each morning. OLIAN _PIANOS.. GILBERT & CO.'S NEW ‘York Warerooms, No. $83 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, second floor, where the largest assort- ment of pianos, with and without the celebrated im- Proved wolean, ‘may be found, all of which have the me. lioframe, and are warranted to stand any climate, and give entire satisfaction. By an éxperience of 8 years, re- sulting in many important improvements, the eolian has been brought to a perfection attained by noothers. Nearly 2,000 wolians have been applied, and the demand is ra- pidl; increasing. Elegant bouaoir or cottage pianos, con- venient for small rooms. T. G. & Co.’s pianos are admit- ted to be superior to all others, owing to their firmness and long standing in tune. We need no better evidence of the popularity of these instruments than the fact that we are mmpplying ten molians per week, and can scarcely fill all the orders. Prices same as at the manu- factory. Dealers ae lied at liberal discounts. HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Agent. terms, plans, &c., at her between the hours of ENSTRUOTION, FRENCH GI WISHING TO DISPOSE OF & few hours in the desires to consecrate them in giving lessons in either the French, Greek or Latin ‘also in literature and philosophy, He has no objection to give them in schools. "Address P. B., Herald ee ee AILY GOVERNESS—A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS had an excellent English education, (having been a popil of the Messr:. Abbott, the well known authors,) jesires to procure a few scholars {0 instruct daily in the various branches of English, with French, draw- ing and music, which latter she has studied under one of the best masters in New York. References of the highest character given, and terms low, as_she has had but little beggin) in teaching. Address Miss Prince, Broadway Post Office. 'RENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES TAUGHT BY ® most practical system, which enables e dili- gent student to s write fluently and correctly the above ment Se atnercnrann ‘Lessons given abroad, or at my private dwelling. ‘Terms very moderate. Apply to E. MOMBERT, 65 Orchard street, near Grand, rst floor. ENMANSHIP.—MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE new pupils daily at his rooms, No. 280 Broad way. dies? classes at 11 and 4 o'clock; gentlemen at 9 A. M. and 3,7 and 8 P.M. Private instruction at hours conve- nient to the pupil. ‘See cards at the academ; sau street. DAGUEBRREOTYPES. |ARD.—B. F, POWELSON HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that he is mo, longer interested in. the daguerrean aallery known under the firm of POWELSON & MEND- AM. He can now be found at Harrison’s rooms, No. 428 Broadway, where he will be happy to see hia friends and well wichers. A first rate picture guaranteed, 2... .. AGENCY, — ‘YE & CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER- chants, Valparaiso. WILLIAM F. NYE. ¥, A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD. References. Saxtuco—Hon. Bailie Peyton. Vatraratso—Merars, Alsop & Co , Hemenway & Co. Panama—Messrs. Corwine, Bro. & Co., Garrison & Fretz, ‘Wm. Nelson & Co. Liverroot—Messrs. Bowman Grinnell & Co., William Jackson, Esq. New York—Mesers. E. K. Collins & Co., Goodhue & Co., Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific. LITMORE—Messrs. John Henderson & Co., Thomas J. Hand & Co., White & Elder. San Francisoo—Messrs. Flint, Peabody & Co., Hussey, Bond & Hale, Charles Doane, Esq., J. H. Lyon, Bog, Bostox—Mesers. Ammi C. Lombard, Eaq., E. D. Brig- ham & Co., Glidden & Williams. Cantox—Nye, Parkin & Co, Dette . LEGAL NOTICES, UPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY—WILLIAM R. Brewster, guardian of Julia Brewster, a minor, against William L. ‘Bryan and Maria his wife. Summons for relief, (Com. not served.) To the above named defend. anta: you are hereby summoned and required to answer thecoiuplaint in this action, which was filed in the office of the clerk of the county of Kings, at the City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, county of Kings, State of New York, on the 12th day of February, 1858, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, number 41 Wall street, city of New York, in the State of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the said complaint within ‘the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demadded in the com- plaint. JONES & LYONS, Plaintiff's Attorneys Dated February 12, 1853. 41 Wall street, N.Y. FOR SALE. $125,000 RROvERTY | ROR SALE —TWO houses and lots in Broadway, be- tween Grand and Broome sireets, 33 feet 4 inches on Broadway by 100 feet deep; six lots om 100th street, 100 feet from Fifth avenue; five lots opposite, on 110th street ; neven lots on Fifth avenue. from 109th’ to 110th street, will be sold at a great bargain: three story briek house in Lanham place, and house and three lots on South Third street, Williamsburg; 3,000 acres ti uber land in Tatnal county, Virginia; 200 acres in Jersey county, Mlinois; also, fots in Bellville, N. J., and farm;, stores, and mills in New York State. ’ Apply ‘to S.W. WENTWORTH, 85 Nassau street, 8 500 HOUSE AND LOT FOR ’ sale.—A very genteel three story and Vasemeént house, three rooms’ deep, with all the modern improvements, the lot being 21x100 feet, and the house furnished throughout with new furniture, will be sold complete for $8,500. The house is situated at 141 West Twenty-fourth street. Also, fur aule, a genteel three story and basement brick house in West Twenty-second street, for $6,700; house has the modern improvements. Also, the houses 57 and 59 Lexington avenue to rent for $700. Applly to M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. +5) 500 —FOR SALE, ON VAN BEUREN, STREET, le « Brooklyn, a fine house, with eight valuable lots; also, a tenement house in Hamersley street. Apply to PARKER & CO., 309 Broadway, entrance n Walker treet. Office hours from 935 A. M. to4 P. M. $1,500 FOR A HOUSE, WITH LOT 101 FEET deep, 16 feet 8 inches front and rear.— ¢ Cottages on 111th street, near Third avenue for sale for above amount; $500 cash, the balance remain on mort- gage. Inquire of DANIEL BIDWELL, 204 Washington st. —FOR SALE, THR GOOD WILL, LEASE, $1,000. furniture and fixtures 0’ a first-class raloon, with bar attached, near Trinity church, doing a good and increasing business, to clove an estate. The fixtures and furniture are in good order, and could readily be removed to any other location, A bargai.n Address A., Herald office. CLOTHING STORE FOR SALE.—THE LEASE AND fixtures of the most desirable clothing store in the city, Nos. 184 and 136 Fulton street, will be sold at a bar- gain if applied for soon. R. L, TILTON. a A ADDUOR TOR ROG Te: ELTON, HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LET—IN MORRISANIA, lower village, corner of Eighth street and Fordham Avenue. The house is fifty feet by forty, four story high, With basement a largo ed and sta le with one acre for 180, a two story cottage, with eight lots, in Franklin avenue. For particularg apply yi Broadway, HOUSE ON THIRTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Third and Lexington avenues, for sale, or exchange for other property in the city. The house’ is 18 feet 9 inches by 40feet deep; just finished, with all the modern improvements, such as gas, Croton water, marble man- tels, ke. Apply toJ. W. McGUIKE, 194 Ninth street, or on the premises. AKERY FOR SALE.—THAT OLD ESTABLISHED bakery for sale cheap, with fixtures of store, 3 baking utensils complete. Doing a good cash over the eounter—rent low, Inquire at 875 Houston st. OOKCASES FOR SALE.—THREE BOOKCASES, suitable for professional gentlemen, one very large; also, s mahogany office table. Inqure at 219 Tw street, near Broadway, at 9A. M. or 3 P. M. RYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THOSE four aplendid lots on the north side of Forty-second street, commencing 150 feet from Sixth avenue, and run- ning 100 feet towards Broadway, known as part of the Wright estate. ‘The Crystal Palace being nearly completed, this offers a good opportunity for capitalists, the ground being ready for imme\liate improvements. Price, $16,000 for the four lots, with a liberal discount if applied for within a week. For particulars and terms, apply at No. 45 Dey street, up stairs, from 2till 5 P.M. ‘This property will be leased for a'term of years, if not disposed of within aweek. Rent for each lot, $600 per annum, OR SALE—H@USE AND LOT NO. 146 EAST NINE- teenth street, three stories, basement and sub cel- j ,nowse, 2010 ’by 62 fect for barement, ‘drat, and and second stories, with all the modern improvements of gas, hot and cold water, range, baths, wash trays, basing, and dumb waiter, and in complete ‘order. Inquiré on the premises. ‘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 few years as hotel of the first class, has concluded to settle in California, and being desirous of his business in this city, offers for sale the lease and furni- ture. The lease has 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- Tably adapted for a bank or insurance, company. The number of convenient rooms, well lighted and aired, could be advantageously rented for offices. For terms, &c., please apply on the premises, to MADAME VIGNES. R SALE—AT HARLEM, A HOUSE, STABLES, AND thirteen lots, on the east side of Third avenne, be- tween 117thand 118th streets, To be sold cheap for cash, Apply on the premises, (OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT brown stone house No. 402 Fourth avenue. Also, the aubstantial four story brick house, with elegant store, on Seventh avenues next the southwestZ corner ofjTwenty- seventh street Terms accommodating. For full par- ticulars apply at the store of GEORGE READ, No. 910 Broadway. F% SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND LOT, 199 West hteenth strect, about one hundred feet West of Fighth avenue, and ina respectable neigh- borheod. house is four stories high, with basement and under cellar, built within the last year, and all done day’s work, and with the best materials, and done in e most modern style, with Croton water and gas throughout the house; also, marble mantels; and for style and finish, cannot’ be surpassed in the city. The house can be seen throughout the day. Tho property will be sold at a bargain toany person who wants a first class house. For further iculara, apply at the office of Ludwig, Smith & Finck, 35 Wall streot, between 12 and 2P. M. DANIEL GREENVAULT. R SALF.—A MOST DESIRABLE FARM OF FIFTY acres, located in the town of East Chester, within Zight minutes walk of two stations on the New Haven Railroad. The said farm has a fine house, ice house, car- riage house, barns, sheds, &c., and about 1,000 fruit trees of every variety. Inquire at 218 Ninth street, or at 254 Wooster street. Terms easy. IR SALE—THE TWO-STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, and about eighteen years unexpired lease of lot, known ar 147 Christopher street. Ground rent $50. Price Price $2,250. Apply on the premises. A (OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF large boarding house, located near the Hudson River ilroad depot, and now doinga profitable business. The ‘owner is obliged to sell on account of other business. Ap- ply at 85 Chambers 3 OR SALE—A NEAT AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING house, recently erected, and 25 acres of land, under cultivation, situated near the village of Yaphank. ill be sold low, as the proprietor designs removing to the West. Address DANL. B, DAYTON, Yaphank, Suf- folk county. OR SALE—A THREE STORY BRICK FRONT HOUSE ‘and lease of lot, situated at No. 140 Franklin street, near Hudson. The house is in good order, 19 feet front by 36 feet deep, and will rent for $700 per annum; lot 10x87.6, in a genteel neighborhood; ground rent low. ‘This ‘will be sold cheap. Apply to A. SERGEANT, 16 Wall st. | J{10R SALE—THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES ON south side of Thirty-ninth street, between Seventh | and Fighth avenues, will be finished and ready for occu- pancy on the 15th’ April, with gas, baths, two water closeta, and finely finished; lot 20.6x98.0; house 40x20.6: ice $6,500, $3,000 can remain. Apply 'to E. B. KIN: EHIMER, $1 Fourth avenue, from two to seven P. M. OR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT OF FORTY-THREE ‘acres, finely located, one hour ride from this city, cars every hour during the day. The junds are in a high state of cultivation, well supplied with water, a fine house, barns, out houses, &c., complete; price $10,- 000, 1 sold before the set of April; $5,000! on it, 6 per cent. Apply tok. B, KINSHIMER, $19 ‘Fourth avenue, from two to seven P. M. R SALE—THE THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING house, with basement and sub-cellar, No. 47 South vourth street, near Fourth, Williamsburg; lot 25 feet front, 100 feet’ deep. Two-thirds can remain on bond and mortgage. Possession given immediately, and maj seen at any hour; three minutes walk from Peck alip or Grand street ferries. Inquire of HUSSEY & CO., foot of South Third Williamsburg, or HUSSEY & MURRAY, 62 South stroot, N. Y. R SALE OR TO LET—THE NEW BRICK FACTORY, 30 by 96 feet, and four stories high, with a wing at- tached, about 30 feet square, situated on the corner of Maulberry and Park streets, in the city of Newark, oon- yeniontly located to the railroad depots and the river. Seid building is designed for the use of steam power, and ix well adapted for almost any kind of business. Apply to E. VAN ANTWARP, on the corner of [Mulberry and Centre streets, Newark. (OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY roperty, cight lots of ground on Forty-third and Fourth #reets, between Fourth and Laxlagton ave: Apply to. "TRUSS & BENJAMIN, 271 orty- nues. jowery., UPREME COURT.—IN THE MATTER OF THE AP. Heation of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of ity of New York, relative to the opening of 1 street, from Fifth ayenue to Highth avenue, in the Twelfth ward of said city, the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the aid city of New York, hereby give notice, pursuant to the statute in such case and provided, that the said the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- monalty of the City of New York, intend to make appli tation fo the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at a special term of eaid court, to be held at the ity Han of the city of New York, on Monday, the 7th day of March, 1893, at the opening of the court on that day, or ‘as noon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for the ap- intment of commissioners of estimate and assessment R the above entitled matter; that the nature and extent of the improvement hereby intended is the gpening of One Hundredth street, (1 street,) frem avenue to Fighth avenue, in the city of New York, as laid out upon the map or plan of said city, under and by virtue of Bact of the Legislature of the Siate of New York, en- fitled ‘ An act relative to bo pt ng ean the iaying ya streets and roads Ae & a New York, for other purposes,” passed April 84, 1907. ROBERT J. DILTON, Counsel te the Corporation. Dated, New York, Feb. 7, 1858. MA! Darnrrrnneen een = ‘ATRIMONIAL.—THE ADVERTISER, A WIDOWER, with no incumbrances is desirous of hyn MY matrimonial alliance with a lady of energy and Ten} 4 bility, with a amall capital. Fawin A.B, stating where an interview may be had, The or V ftrletert seorery 0 Hag no objegtion to emigrate OR SALE—TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE of Fighty-sixth street, between avenues A and I, 126 feet east of avenue A; each lot 256x138. Apply to MR, THORNE, 66 Sullivan street. (OR SALE—A VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY on Twenty-first street, between Second and Third avenues, comprising four five story buildings, two front and two rear, new and well built, with Croton on every floor. Lot forty-four feet six inchos by ninety-eight feet nine inches. Rents for $2,800. Price, $17,500. Terms easy. E. B, KINSHIMMR, 319 Fourth avenue, from 2 to TPM. (OR SALE—AT HARLEM, A HOUSE AND LOT ON 125th street, between Third and Fourth avenues ; lot 25 by 100; 7 rooms in house, and cistern and well in yard. Also, one house. and lot on 126th street, between Third and Fourth avenues; lot 26 by 100; house built one year; six rooms in house,” For further particulars inquire of 8. B, RENYON, cor. 122d street and Third avenue. Pemnattistaterebibetsls Dato hestabrbechpenamiameinabhnateetel OR SALE—THAT SPLENDID MANSION IN NEW F Utrecht, L. 1 i eT ah seme canenin’ ve mbellished lawn acrss, subject to @ mort- gage 88,00, now inauit, which. will no doubt be de. Feated for usury of $1,000, The house is ntly finish. ed, has 3 fronta, with 16 columns 40fect high. Or to le rent $1,000 per annum acres, with farm house, barn &c. Brooklyn well, or James Henry Bennet, on the Arlington Bennet, counsellor at law. York. | be | | o Also to let, a first rate farm of 66 | The plank road from | to Bath passes by the door. Apply to Robert Cris. ines, Or to James ) Soooarl street, New | Jots of 100 feet square, or lese, at Ben- | netayille, on the plank road, four miles from | ferry, fog sale om sary ver, Kamiltse | ‘ Sener COLD need R SALE—HOUSE FURNISHED.—A NEW HOUSE, neat and handsomely furnished, for sale. Price of Ouse, $8,000. furniture, $1,000, of which $4,000 can re- main on bond and mortgage, at six per cent interest per annum for three years. Vosseasion immediately, or be tween now and the Ist of May.. The above house is built on & lot of ground 80 by 20 feet, and 40 feet in depth; two parlors, two closets in one end of the entry; four bed: rooms, with two large closets and a small oe; kitehen and a closet; basements, with two large closets; small yard in the rear, and front flower yard, 35 feet deep. All is well finished, and in excellent order. Location, Nineteenth street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway. Through this avenue and street the stages run continu- ally, and the convenience of a new Presbyterian church opposite, on the corner of Fifth avenue and Nineteen‘h street. Apply at No. 11 Nineteenth street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway, from eight o’elock, A. M., till five clock, P, M. ¢.—J. STOUVENEL OFFERS FOR SALE HIS in lots to suit purchasers, from one to twenty-five seres, or more if desired. This’ delightful lace ix situated just adjoining the town of Hempstead, .. 1, twenty miles from thisfcity, near the railroad depot. The Hand cannot be surpassed in qual ty,and the sivua tion is known to be the most healthy in this State. A fine stream of water runs throagh it, and several sprirgs of fine water. It will b9 sold to suit applicants, and terms easy. Apply at 567 Broadway. ARM IN WESTCHESTER QOUNTY FOR SALE— shty acres of highly cultivated land, beautifully located on the Purchase road, about one-half'a mile from the Rye station of the New Haven Railroad Company. This farm is in very superior condition; houses, fences, &e., in fine order. Unless previously disposed of at pri. vate sale, twill be sold at public auction, at the Mer- chante’ Ex , by Anthony J. Bleecker, on Monday, the 21st day of March next. Full particulars will be given on application to W. J, STEWART, 157 South street OR SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF the public house No. 49 Bowery, opposite the eatre, consisting of oll paintings, glassware, liquors, and segars, tables, counters, chairs, &c., together with three splendid ten‘pin alleys; nearly new.” Apply to C. WHITE, ery. (OR SALE—THE INTEREST IN THE LEASE AND stock of a firet Class building and store, well located in South street, being convenient to Peck (hee new ferry to Brooklyn. ‘The upper part of the building can be let 50 as to allow the purchaser to occupy the store at a Yery moderate rent. Apply at 30 Cherry street. OR SALF—FIVE LOTS, 25 BY 100, WITH THE BUILD- ings thereon, Nos. 64, 66, 68, 70, and 72 Goerck street; Tots, eligibly aituated’n th fi 16 city of Newark, 30 by 100; forky lote in the town of Dunkirk, which will be sol low. Apply toF. D. HERVILLY, 8 Exchange place. F& ALE—A HORSE, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS; will be sold separately or together. Can be seen by applying at 27 Cortlandt street, between nine and twelve o'clock, A.M, OR SALE OR TO LET—A TWO STORY AND ATPIC house on Fifty-seventh street, with a very fine large estes and stable, (Pen order, suitable for a genteel famil There are some fifteen lots attached. Inquire of a ‘Twelfth street, noar Broadway, at 9 A.M. or 3P. M. R SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A LARGE store, 20 feet by 50 deep, in one of the most publi streets in’ this eity, together with the dwelling part of the house. A good investment for any one who has from six to eight hundred dollars in cash. Inquire of HENRY BYRON, 68 West Broadway. (OR SALE—THE DRUG STORE AND MEDICAL practice, with house furniture, fittings, &c., situ- ated at No. 3 Murray street, within three doors of Broad- way. The proprietor, who is going West, will offer ad- vantageous terms to any parties wishing to purchase, OR SALE—THE GLOUCESTER FERRY-HOUSE, SITU- atedon Delaware avenue, between Walnut and Dock streets, Philadelphia, in the vicinity of the land- ings of the New York and Baltimore lines, New York transportation and Gloucester ferry boats, &c. Apply as above. (OR SALE CHEAP—ONE OF THE BEST BEER AND ‘oyster rooms in New York, now doing a good busi- ness. “For terms, apply at 252 Ealton street, opposite the Washington market- OR SALE.—THE FURNITURE AND THREE YEARS Tease of fa lodging house, in a good location, being near Waehington market. The furniture and fixtures are all in good order; every convenience is attached to the remises that the business requires. A good opportunity s offered to those who wish to engage in this. business, PARKER & RICTER’S, Apply at 162 Greenwich street, near Cortlandt. F® SALE.—THREE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF 124TH stree:, near Seventh avenue—street regulated—a thriving village building up around the premises. four lote and three neat eitacen on South side of Eighty- sixth street, 225 feet east of Third avenue, sepsrately or together. Also three lots and a small house. in rear, on Eighty fifth street. Rent of two cottages $225, one $300, Price of two of the cottages, $2,500 each. Apply to C. T, CROMWELL, 51 William street, corner Pine, ‘OR SALE—A VERY NICE THREE STORY BRICK house, on Twenty-eighth et., near Lexington avenue, with bath, range, &c. Price $5,500. Also, one on Twenty- fourth street, near Fourth avenue, $7,000; also, one on Lexington avenue, $7,000; also, one on Thirty-first street, $6,500; also, a two story new house on Eighteenth street, $5,250. Apply toK. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 2 to 7 o’cloek, P.M. ROCERY FOR SALE.—WITH LEASE, STOCK, FIX- tures, horse and wagon—all complete. Inquire cor- ner of Henry and Rutgers streets. ROCERY FOR SALE, WITH STOCK, FIXTURES, horse and wagon, alicomplete. For a businessman, Lia a a chance seldom offered. Possession given imme- diately. Fer further particulars, apply on the premisos, corner of Grand and Lorimer streets, Williamsburg. Sa: tisfactory reason given for selling. ILLS AT PATERSON, N. J., FOR SALE OR TO LET— ‘The cotton mill, Job, and water, privileges, known as the Essex Mill. For particulars, apply to JOHN COL, Presidentef the Paterson Manui ‘Company. Also, the mill, lot, and water privilege formerly occupied by Plummer & ee works. For particulars, ap- THOS. 0, SMITH, Agent Society U. M. . 28, 1852. ‘OTICE TO OWNERS, BUILDERS, STONECUTTERS, and others.—The Empire Stonedressing Company der ford ale at reduoed prices, at their establishment, foot of Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth, and Thirtieth streets, East river, the following cut brown stone, ready for delivery:—1,000 Quaker lintels; 1,000 O G lintels; 10,000 plain window sills and lintels; 20,000 foet waterta- ble, eight inches high; 15,000 footrail coping; 500 cellar steps; store posts, lintel course, platforms and steps. Also, rough stone constantly on hand. Stops, ashler and platforms, cut by our machines, will be sold to stone- cutters twenty per cent less than their cost by hand. W. G. CHAVE, Agent. NEIDA LAKF.—A FARM FOR SALE, ON THE SHORE of Oneida Lake, only twelve hours ride from the city of New York, sixtesn millon from Syracuse, and twenty- five miles from Oswego and Rome. It contains twenty- fix acres, mostly under good cultivation, a new hous, two orchards of well selected grafted fruit, is only one- quarter of a mile from the village of Constantia, Oswego county, which village contains three churches, two gchools and six stores. Further particulars will be given by applying to R. B. WATMOUGH, Dealer in Books, Sta- tionery, and Fancy Goods, 308 Bleecker street, N. York. ALE OF VALUABLE LANDS ON THE RIVER CHAU- diére, in Lower Canada.—The undersigned are autho rized to sell about 44,000 acres of land, in the township of Dorset, lying within the region declared by Mr. Logan, the Provineial Geologist, to be auriferous. Unquestiona’ ble titles ean be given. ‘Application to be made to the un- ee ae nag well, Meigs ticked to Andrew Ross, Esq., land agent at Frampton, ‘Lower Canada. pas ‘WM. 8. SEWELL, Quebec, Feb. 1853. A. ROSS. 'YPE FOR SALE—ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF agate, about half worn, in lets to suit purchasers. Apply to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office. YPE FOR SALE.—ABOUT ONE HUNDRED POUNDS of diamond, very little worn, in halfa dozen pairs Of cases, for sale cheap for cash. ‘Apply to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office. 0 CLOSE A CONCERN.—FOR SALE, THE STEAM towboat Lackawanna, 241; inch cylinder, five feet stroke, eight years old, has, untilrecently, run 1 fresh wa- ter, coppered and copper fastened. Also, haf of the steam towboat Storm, four years old, has a new 24-inch cylinder, six feet stroke, with a new deuble return flue cylinder doiler, only one month runting since the cylinder and boiler were put in, Terms.asy. Apply to B.C. SCHULZ or WM. FERNALD, 29 South street, HE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THE WELL known Franklin Hotel, near Fulton ferry, Fulton street, Brooklyn, with three years leaso. The house is in good order, and doing a good business, ‘The present pro- prietors having kept it nine and a half years successfully, now wish to leave it for other business, and will sell very low for cash or good property. It is the best stand in the city of Brooklyn, Four lines of stages leave this house every ten minutes. BENJ. EDMONDS & SON, 17 Fal- | ton street, Brooklyn. STOLEN GOODS. oie ons OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH 1, 1853. —Owners are wanted for the following articles, at the Second district police court, supposed to be stolen Nineteen shawls, one cont, several pieces of calicee, bombazine and merino, six britannia tea pots, four flat: irons, thirteen white handkerchiefs, a lot of fine towels, two table covers, nineteen pieces of linen and muslin, two carpet bags, one visette, two spreads, a lot of china, glass and crockery, a lot of knives and forks, three vost patterns, three clocks, one watch, two quadrants. Own- ersare’wanted at the Third district police court for the following goods, supposed to be stolen, viz.:—One shawl, and some wet clothing. Also, at the Third district sta. tion house, No. 88 Barclay street:—Six black dress coats, seventeen frock coats, one marked ‘‘C. G. Clark;’’ fifteen overcoats, thirty-six patrs of pantaloons, one pair mark- ed “U, Rhodes,” twenty-eight vasta, three pairs of boots, about sixty shirts, seven dresses, gioves, handkerohiefs, crarate, scarfs, ,counterpanes, sheets, daguerreotypes, ectacles, port monnaies, memorandum books, one iver fork, marked ‘‘ E. M. C.,’’ and other articles. GEORGE W. MATSELL, Chief of Police. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICES. UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 61 CHAM- bers street.—Notice is heey ven to the relatives and next of kin of Mary Ann Wolff, late of the city of New poe ple ‘woman, and who is al to have testate, of New York, for letters of administration upon the ortave of the sald intertat, on “the 2 day of ‘Abi Yelock i forenoon. an PETER B SWEENY. Problic Administrator. Dyied, New York, Mureh 2, 1th. ‘that 1 shall apply to the Surrogate of the ‘ Re ~ aN D* WIETING, THIS EVENING, AT 73g O’CLOCK, AT the Mariners’ M. E. chureh Cherry, near Clinton street, leciures on digestion, the causes of dyspepsia and some of means of cure, effects of tobacco, phe with his magnificent colection of manikins, skeletons, models, paintings, &. Admission only 124 of tale Fa! hes « H“%. E CHAPEL LECTURES REMOVED TO THE RE- formed Dutch Church in Ninth street, and changed to Wednesday evenings.—Rev. JAMES SCOTT, D.D., of Newark, delivers the next lecture, on Wednesday evening, March 24. at 8 o'clock, in the ‘Ninth Ttreet Reformed Dutch Church, en the origin, history, and extension of the English Language, illustrated with a map. Nothing dry. Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and lady. FOWLER'S LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY, aT Clinton Hall, every evening this week, Wednesday, March 2—The Moral Organs, or the signs of honesty and dishonesty. The most of the evening will be devoted to double test examinations, by two phrenologists examin ing the same heads before the audience in absence of each other. OPULAR LECTURES.—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY evenings of this week are positively the last for the season, of the interesting performances of the celebrated Professor Williams, as he commences a course at Albany on Thursday evening. New powers of the will demon- strated, showing the special supremacy of intelleet. The most startling and profound experiments ever developed in answer to the question, to what good use oan mental alchemy be applied? The proceeds of Wednesday even- nesday evening willbe devoted to the use of the New York Female Assistant Society for the relief of the sick r. Ministers of the Gospel are respectfully invited, Uiree,) as ideas and experiments in relation to the wil of man, never before dreamed of in any philosophy, will be presented. Tickets only 25 cents. COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BR- Titveen the subscribers, under the firm of Carpenter & Co.. in the livery business, is hereby dissolved. by mu- tual consent, R, H. CARP! JOSEPH SMITH. ‘The subscribers will continue the business st the old stand, 206 and 208 Twenty-seventh street, and also at 250 and 252 Ninth avenue, near ‘Twenty-seventh street, and have taken in G. D. Arreson as one of the firm; the firm will hereafter be R. H. Carpenter Koo, . H. CARPENTER, JAMES SMITH, New York, March 1, 1858. G. D. ARRESON. OPARTNERSHIP.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS day formed a copartnership for the transaction of amerchant tailoring business, under the firm of Kichard- son, [Spence & Thomson, succeeding the late C. J, Wailace in the above businéss, at 156 Broadway. FRANCIS RICH. N, ARNOT fe 3 JOSEPH THOMSON, New York, February 18, 1853. The books of accounts of the late C. J. Wallace will re- main at 156 Broadway, Joseph Thomson, of the above firm, being authorized to collect and receive moneys due to,the estate. FE. H. HOWELL, . SAMUEL FROST, sFx¢cutors New York, March 1, 1353. E HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR, WM. CAL- lender, as a partner in our concern, Mareh 1, 1863. WILLIAMS, § EVENS & WILLIAMS, 358 Broadway. Style hereafter, William: , Stevens & Callender. Southern and Western papers please copy. ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF TEN OR twelve thousand dollars, ina fret rate paper hang- ing manufactory. The businers is established, and has customers all over the United States. A person i ed with the business preferred. Address R. 8., office. js ee eee ee ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF FROM $600 to $600, to embark in and extend a manufac turing business now in operation in this city. The profits are large, with little or no risk. Apply by letter, addresset M. A. W, Herald ofice. 2 ARINER WANTED.—WANTED, A PARTNER, WITT some capital, to engage in the manufacture of jew- airy. The business is already established, and doings first rate business. e factory goes by steam, andit requires two persons to attend to it. A person acquainted with the Dusiness preferred. Good reference given and required. Address Jeweller, Herald office, stating when and where an interview may be had. ARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRSTCLASS CLOTHING house, now established, reputed at least equal to any in the city, and doing a business, (principally in fine clo- thing and for cash,) of one hundred thousand dollars a-year, and may’ be increased to double the amount during the season. A gentleman with a cash capital of from ten to twenty thousand dollars, wishing to take an. interest in the above concern, either as active or silent partner, will please address N. M., office of the Courier and Enquirer. <a uaint- LIQUORS. 20 OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIRDAM GIN, 4 100 cases schnapps.—The above are Pronounced by the medical faculty to be the best and purest article Imported. Brandies, winos, whiskey, eor- dials, syrupe, in all their various grades, at twenty per cent below the usual prices. WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. 0 OO REX SURNES & 00.8 AND E Robt Mander’s Dublin stout, Bar- glay, Petkine & Co.'s London porter and. stout, Dove's Falkirk, Younger's and Tennant’s Scotch ales, Base’ and Allsop’s East India pale ale, extra Philadelphia ales, por- ter, and brown stout, for sale, at the lowest prices, by ‘Wht. H, UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, corner Crosby BASKETS CHAMPAGNE — 1.000 Gheter Heidsieck, Toaple Bounzy, 4 other choice wines, white French and German wines, choice claret wine, from $1 50 per gx) for sale by Ww. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. N. B.—Choice old Jamaica shrub and lavender brandy. |AMPBELL’S AND OTHER BRANDS OF SCOTCH and Guinness’ XXX Dublin Brown Stout, in pin bottles; fine wines in bottles; Otard, Dupuy & 0o.’s bran- dy, in bottles, and in bond; 100,000 segars, of various brands, "for sale, in lots to suit purchasers. Dealers aud others supplied on reasonable terms. N.R, BUNCE, 202 South street, corner EALERS ABOUT TO PURCHASE THEIR SPRING stock, should not fail to call at 800 Broadway, and examine the stock of PETERS & CHAMBERS, who, owing to their connection with many of the best houses im Europe, are prepared to sell a better article, for less money, than arly other house in the trade. ETERS & CHAMBERS, 300 BROADWAY—IMPORT- ers and dealers in all grades of wines, brandies, aud regars. Goods sold in bond, subject to debenture, in assorted packages, at the lowest market price, Buyers are requested to examine our stock. ‘COTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER, AT TWELVE +> shillings the dozen.—45 casks Byass’s best London stout; 30 ca-ks of the celebrated Falkirk ale; 20 casks R. & J. Tenent’s Scotch al WELLINGTUN A. CARIER’S, auctioneer and commission agent, 57 Dey street, corner of Greenwich. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ce. FLOISESA FINE, FRESH STOCK OF HORSES, JUST in from Northern New York and Vermont, im cluding four matched pairs of first class coach horses, ten superior single roadsters, and several fast trotting horses, may be seen at the subscriber's stable, No. 72 Twenty-fourth street, three doors east of Lexington ave- nue. E. TAYLOR. AGON WANTED—ONE WITH A LEATHER TUP, and that has been but little used. State the price, which must be reasonable, and where it can be seen. Also, for sale, acity made gig, nearly as good as new, at. a price much below its cost. Address H., Herald offiee. 0G WANTED.—A SMALL SIZED, LIGHT FORMED; black and tan terrier. State price, and where tobe Address box 162 Post office. OTTING CHALLENGE.—I WILL"TROT MY S year-old chestnut ‘olt, mile heats, in a wagon, against any other four-year-old in the one thousand dollars, half forfeit, the match to in the latter part of July next, over either the Us Centreville courses, Long Island. The parties match to have the choice, by dividing proceeds. colt never trotted for a dollar. Apriy to Ir 113 East Twenty-fourth street, or to Wm. Van Cott, avenue. seen. files i = i Am ears to Stockton to’ Patlndelpbis. 8 line, at 2P. M., by steamboat Toho thence direct to Camden by cars— ours. Fare—$3. Returning, leave Philadelphia at 7 A. M. P.M. ALBANY.—FARE $1.—ALBANY AND NEW York Railroad.—Iwo traing, at 9A. M. and 3461. M., connec Xs Sibeny central lines , North and West, from the yt, corner of White, Elm and tre strests, where through tickets oan Fawr and baggage ked for Schenectady, Utica, use, Rochester and Buffalo. Passengers atvo ‘at Broome and Bowe, and Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue stations. above trains will land pas at Croton Falls ané@ Chatham Four Corners only. other trains will start from City Hall station, corner of Tryon Row and Oentre. street, a0 heretofore. IN RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM™ Chambers for Albany and Troy :— xpress train, 6 A. M.—through in four connest- ing with trains Teaching Buffalo or Montreal at 8 o’eleck. eame evening. Mail train, 8 A. M.; through way train at 1 P. M, lame rn EA Seon, i 6 teenth, and Thirty-first streets, : Sunday traina, from Canal hkeepsie, and