The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1853, Page 6

ADVERTISEMENTS LENWWED SYERY DAY. er BBE SEVENTH PAGE. “e_ ee TERAANTS UBGISTER, Ba BkOaDWAY TO LET—AT NO, 341 Broadway, vear Anthony street, en the weet side; a very desirable location for a OF other business. Inquire on the Beer STORE TV | ET—LOCATION NEAR CANAL. ‘atreet—will be let wither without the fixtures. Ad- L B. D., Broadway Post office, with real name. L ‘QUSE TO LET.—TO LET, THE FINE DOUBLE Two H atory dwelling bouse No. 68 Prince street, within a few doors of Broadway Possession given on the Ist of ‘April if required. Apply at 54 South street, third story, ite iad | ‘OUBE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—THE house is delightfully situated, five miles from the city, with a fine river view. Rent $1,000 per annum. For partioalars address E. F., Union Square Post Office. OFTS TO LET—IN THE SPACIOUS NEW BUILDING oarner of Cortlandt und Wi jobbing business. Al to DOUGLESS & | ER, 63 Cortlandt street, corner of Washingto: LET—THE SIORE 1% WEST STREET, RUNNING wo street, near the Erie raflroad depot. For particulars inquire of rs. SARAH BRIGGS, 41 Jay st. LET—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, A THREE. | story brick house, in West Fourtveuth street, above | avenue. House 25 feet by 50; lot 103 feet cere. ‘The heuse will be put im good order for a bay temant, For terms inquire at 87 Kast Tweaty-sixth street T Lief oR FOR SaLE, OR EXCHANGED FOR NEW York, Brooklyn or Jersey City Bre rty, a valuable farm of T0 acres, in the village of Kast Madison, New Jor- sey, leas than a mile ee baba Sepnt ghee For particulars apply to '. Townsend, No. road- way, or to J. ala, corner of Heary aud Harrison streets, South Brooklyn. LET—A PUBLIC HOUSE, SITUATED AT EAST New York, on the Brooklyn and Jamaica plank about haif way between Brootlyn and Jamaica, Known as the Uld Half Way House. Possession given on the firstof April. For partioulars, inquire at 77 Adams street, Brooklyn. TT O,LET THE, SBOUND FLOOR (FRONTING ON Broadway) of the building known as the Academy of No. "063 Broad+ay, direstly opposite Bond street. are two ver large splendid rooms, with closets attached, and Croton water snd gas in the apart- ments. The entrance is very wide and convenient. For sosiotien these rooms present advantages above all others, the leeality being the most desirable of any in the city. | Apply immedia ste to "J. BANCROFT STEVENS, No, 10 Wall streot. Tose tary OF ROOMS INTHE MODEL DWELL- ings, Thirty-seventh street, near Eighth avenue. | ‘more applications have been received than there are apartments in the house, yet, from the rigid acru- tiny as te the kind of tenants desired, many spp fications have been rejected, leaving a few suites to be applied for. ‘Apply oa the premises, or to A. P. SMITH, Agent, No. 444 avenue. LET—THE STORE NO $1 ROOSEVELT STREET. Ie baa been occupied for many years as a grocery, nd ia im the vicinity of large teaant houses. Appiy to B.C, WOOD, 80 Merchants’ Exchange. © LRT OR LEASE—FOR A TERM OF THE store 180 Chambers street, between West and Wash- (ngtea. Apply to THUMAS BUTTER, 146 West street. BASEMENT AND ATTIC ROOMS OF LET—THE house No. 4 Bowling Green. Apply to ARTHUR GIL- DEB, 106 Broadway. RENT—THE PORTER AND OYSTER SALOON 258 | em tag ‘eutablished since 1837,) from the ‘fret day ' to ISAAC JOHN GREENWOOD, 51 Murray street. LSMBER AND COAL DEALERS, AND MANUFAC- turers.—To lease, in lots to suit parties, about ten acres of land, and s wharf of 800 to 1,000 feet, on New- | town creek, with depth of water for vowels drawing 14 feet. The property is situated on Maspeth Ialani, two | miles from Grand street ferry, Williamsburg, on the plea wet noting te Maspeth ‘and Newtown. For par- lass, apply to WM. H. FURMAN, on the premises, or at 87 South street. LET—A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAENING H nine rooms, besides basements and’ pantries, plea- lecated in Kent avenue, near Myrtle avenue, ; also, part of a new house, consisting of six rooms, R the above. Apply to OLIVER WILLETS & SON, 276 Pearl street. LET OR LEASE—NO. 109 CEDAR STREET, NEAR Greenwich; No. 73 Anthony street, near Broadway; Nes. 77 and 79 Greenwich street, for boarding houses. Apply to M. T. GIKBONS, No. 51 Greenwich st. - -—— -- — | LET IN STAMFORD—A TWO STORY HOUSE, CON- | venient for a large family, being 28 feet by 38; is in | yood repair, and has a fine garden, with variety of fruit and berries; is situated on an elevation, about three- — of a mile from the depot of the New York and | New Haven Railroad. It commands a fine view of Long (sland the village and surrounding eountry. Rent, | $160, For wie pe inquire on the premises, | or, by letter, to . W. WATERBURY, Stamford, (yrekt—THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE IN CLA- ey and ten mifttes walk from | ferry. Stages pasa the door ever; tes. The apartments consist of two large pas. | lors iaptermmionthe Rest ope, ant cas or:twe bea: | Tooma, cellar, ke. Attached is a lai and beautiful garden, wlth fruit trees of every descrip. tiom. The house is nearly new, and in first rate order. Rent tes +mall and genteel’ family, $175. Apply to JAMES'G. PHELPS, Fourth street, New York. LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEALERS.—PART OF | one of the handsomest stores and one of the best locations in the b pe Aged the 25 business can bo had, Addresiewith real name, &c., box 62 Broadway | Post oflie, a x 6: way | | yg gre Phan story basement and under'eellar | brick house No. 196 Third avenue, corner of Lighteenth | sireeh mahogany doors, Croton ‘water, Sc., rent $700. Also, ‘the well finished two story brick house No. 36 Bicckor street, between Broadway and Third avenue, Croton water, &c., rent $700. Also, cottages, and one three stery neat brick house, now finishing, on Fifty-rst | stieet, near the Third avenue, rent $350; cottages, rent | 3160 cach. Also, a carriage factory, coraér of Thirl are. | aue and Fiftieth street feet front on avenue, and 40 feet deep rent, $700. aire at No. 20 Boek: at the office oa JOHN L. RURER Be LET—TO A SMALL GENTEFL Fyi1y a THREE | story brick house with basor wo im Hoboken, three mine* ent, ins desirable loca the -&4 walk from the ferry, on | cent of which will be taken in , his wife and child. Satisfactory | and required. Ys ag 83 Chambers | 9 A.M. and 3 to 5 JOHN M. BOARD. 10 LET—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, IN THE MOST PLEA- sent of New Rochelle village, within ten minutes | walk af tke depot. Inquire of A. BANKS, New Rochelle. | T°, LET, IN CORNWALL. ORANGE COUNTY, WITHIN five minutes walk of Vail’s depot on the Newburg | brameb of the Erie Railroad, » house and ten acres of | land, suitable for s gentleman’s residence. The house is 38 by 42 feet, two stories and finished attic, in perfect | order; a good stable, ice house, root cellar, and all neces | sary out , anda fine gai . For terms, apply | yay ee te Lancey, Mortonville, Orange county LET.—1HE UPPER PART AND BACK BASEMENT | of he two story house 124 Eighth street, one door sat of Broadway. Rent $300; to be seen from one to hree o'clock. Inquire on the premises. YO LET,—THE SECOND FLU@R AND FRONT BASE- ment of house 99 Greene street, to a small genteel family. To be seen from two till five. Rent $600. LET—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A PLEASANT two story and attic briek house, near Washington uare, from the Ist of May. The part will consist of | caght oF nine rooms. Inquire at for one week, from 12 to 20’clock. Macdougal street | RENT—&TORE 468 SIXTH AVENUE, RENT, $650; store on Broadway, near Thirty- seventh street, $200; Louse on Thirty-sixth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues, $660; house on Thirty-sixth street, near Eignth avenue, $600; house on ah ype a between Sixth | avenue and Broadway, $460. a @ 1,164 Broadway. T: LET—PTER ADJOINING FERRY FOOT OF HOBO. | it, North river; twe three story houses, 173and T street, near St. John’s park; two story house ‘Watts street near Hudson ; large brick stable for cartmen ke., in the vicinity of Canal and Hudson streets, room for | tine herses, rent $200, other two and one stall brick | ‘tables; also, brick shops, suitable for carpenters and cabinet makers; store and dwe! on Canal street, &c., &o. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson st , near Cana!. ‘eae Ae ea fas a1 LET OR FOR SALF—THE LARGE STONE HOUSE ‘and lot at Fordbam depot. The house is spacious and very substantialiy, im the modern style. Alse, to | 8 cottage and containing many fruit trees, | vA car soaveutonens, suitable for s gentleman's resi- denoe, near the above depot. Inquire of Mrs. Smith, No. | 4 Allen street, or of Mrs, Bassford, at the stone howe, Fordham. LET—THE SECOND FLOOR AND KITCHEN OF A three-story house, in Forsyth street, near Broows, | consisting of two large parlors, with folding doors, three | bedrooms, closets, &¢.. on same floor, to a xmall, ag } able family, Unexceptionable references required. mat | $850. Address Robert, Herald office. LEASE—A LARGE HOUSE, WEST OF AND NEAR | Broadway, in a genteel neighborhood, and in the im- alate vicin\t of the Metropolitan and St. Nicholas a os ted for a club-boase, show-rooms, or A louse of five or ten years will given. ., Herald office. LET—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, THE spacious office now oceupied by Boyd & Hin in ‘estore No. 161 cee hen Inquire of _ HOGDEM, ‘the Knicker bocaer Insurance offies, or Mr. GRIG, No. Sneover street, in the basement. ip aS - —— TET—THE STORE ON THE CORNER OF BLEECKER | street and Morton street, one of the best stands in é part of the city for 0 lenge dry goods or clothing | ‘owe Apply to' THOS. CUDBIRIH, 868 Bleecker street. | LET—MILLINERY-—ONE OF THE BEST MILL | Bighth avenne Leave, fixtnrae one if applied for immediately, Addresa ii $150.000 | productive res aS. $142.00 | if sums not excereding $5,000, at 7 W. H ROOME, Real Estate and | Greenwich avenue. | $3.00 AMT REGISPBR, ‘OUSE TO LET AND THE FURNITURE ln hly respectable netghborheed ; is very Y the furniture is all now and of auperior uality. The gertieman and son would wish te board in the family, None but # respectable person meed apply. B with Teal name, atating where au intertlew oon be had. FIXTURES, AND 7° LET OR FOR SALE—THE improvements, of house and store No. 92 Bowery. The store is fitted up im modern style The house is specious and in good repair, apd is suitable for any exten- ve business, as it is about the best location in the oity, which can be satisfactorily shown. Possession given about the middle of March. LET—A LADIES’ BOARDING HOUSB, IN THE most central part of the city. Noone need apply but thore calculated to very quiet and genteel | m eop & very 4 house, Terms $40 week, in advance. anote to Mrs. C. H., way Post Office. (0 LET.1HE TWO STORY HOUSE 2% WHITE street, and the large building in the rear, ocoupied as Charruaud’s ball room. ‘This building is two stories, the basement 51s feet. the ball room 23 feet from floor te ceiling, and 36 by 50 or 75 feet; could be well adapted for a piano factory, 8 repository, or » pain:ing gallery, being lighted from atove. there in also gas and croton water on the premises. For sale, the lot ia Twenty-third street, south side, between the Second and Third avenues; and the one in tho rear on Twenty-seoond street, with the brick building thereon. For terms and particulars, which will be accommodating, inquire of JOHN J. CHARRUAUD, 88 West Eleventh street. LET.—A FACTORY IN COURSE OF ERECTION IN Brooklyn, fifteen minutes walk from the South ferry; brick ‘building, sixty ‘by twenty-five, two stories high: uae pe yy lst May. Apply to RICHARD I 5 Pear ee! JORS THROUGH IN NEW HOUSE NO. est Nineteenth street, between Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues. Croton waterin back rooms, grates in front rooms. Rents, $8, $850, $9 and $10 per month. Inquire on the’ premises. Also, store 364 Tenth street, rent $13; and store 314 Ninth street, rent $10, between avenues Band. Possession immediately. LET—TWO CONVENIENT AND ELIGIBLY LOCA ted dwelling houses, in Skillman street, near Myrtle avenue, Ea+t Brooklyn. ‘They are each three stories high, with basements, and are replete with conveniences, Three lines of stages pass within » few yards, and the rent is but $200 per year. Inquire of k. K VAN BUREN, corner of Myrtle and Franklin avenues, or of C. KNOX, No. 123 Fultoa street. LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, THE HOUSE ‘and grounds belonging to the estate of the late David Gardiner, situited in the town of Easthampton, Suffolk county, Long Island. The premises are in excellent or- | der, and will be let reasonably toa careful tenant. The situation, conveniences of living, advan| of sea air rhe Wonton | i} and sea bathing, render this » most desirable summer re- | mee. For terms, &c., apply to R EK ST! United States Circuit Clerk's office, Park. LET—THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORE NO. 138 Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street. For terms, apply in the basement. ‘0 LET—THE VERY ELIGIBLE STAND, NORTH- corner of Canal and Greenwich streets. It wall be alter®@ to suit the tenant. Itis » very desirable stand for a wholesale dry goods or grocery store. None but responsible persons need apply. For further particulars, | inquize of AARON low Grand street. 0 LET—THE NEW THREE STORY AND ATTIC brick house No. 172 East Fourteenth street, near Seocnd avenue. It is replete with all the modern im- provements, and contains furnace, range, hot and cold water, shower taths, gas, &o., and is in complete order. Can be seen by application on the premises, botweea the hours of 2and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. For terms, &e., inquire of JAMES L. PHELPS, Jr., Attorney, ke, 52 John street. (0 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF THE DWELLING house No. 20 Rose street, with the front basement; there are seven apartments in all. For further particu: lars} inquire at{No. 20 Rose street, between 12 and 2 o'clock. Rent $325 per year. 10 LET IN BROADWAY—THIRD STORY OF HOUSE No. 387 Broadway. For particulars inquire of SAUNDERS, on the premises. (0 LET— MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS—LATELY oceupied by Capt Jarvis. near McComb’s cam, Kighth avenue, and Harlem river. The house is in excellent con- dition contains fourteen rooms, with cupola, which com- mands a most extensive and picturesque view of the sur- reunding country, including the High Bridge, Harlem river, Long Island Sound, &e. Adjoining the house are stables, coach house, hay loft, cow h house, wash house, &c. &e., with plenty of pure spring water. The grounds comprise six acres, on which are fruit trees of the most choice description, including AN, 142 Mulberry street, four each, plumb, cherry, pear, apple, &c.. with grape vines | abundance. The garden is tastefully laid out with box and chciee fragrant plants. Within 200 feet of the pre- mises are excellent bathing and fishing grounds, and what is most desirable, the iocation is proverbialy healthy. As a city or country residence, it cannot be surpassed. Rent $800. Possession immediately. Apply to J. WARD, Jr., corner of 12th street and Sixth avenue, Harlem; er to R. SEATON, 115 South street, (up stairs,) New York. LET_THE UPPER PART OF NO. 6 NASSAl }- -atroe sas NY. 1f NASER Street. “A180, Oltices in No. Bowling Green. Also, stores 29 Coentlos slip and 70 Trinity place. ‘Also, houses 64 Clinton place and 73 Lexington avenue. Apply to JAMES CRUIKSHANK, 33 Broadway. PPER PART OF A HOUSE TO LET—CONSISTING OF the whole of the second floor, sith Croton water on | ppt a floor, one bedroom on the third floor, to a small without Charlion street. UPPER PART OF 4 HOUSE TO LET—TO A SMALL respectable family, from the Ist of May next, upper part of a house, in Second street, between avenue and avenue A consisting of three rooms on second floor, with closets. and one room on third floor, together children. Inquire on the promises, 116 | with the front basement, and privilege of the, bath cellar, LET—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, THE | Croton water, &c. Apply at 114 Second street, as above. FINANCIAL. TO LEND, ON BOND AND MORT- gage, in sums to suit applicants, on entate in this city or Brooklyn. Apply to 3 Wall the Exchange oilice. TO LOAD N PRODUCTIVE REAL estate worth double the amount, r cent. jouse Agent, No. 18 BROAD, 3.0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- 13 e gage. in sums to suit. on property in this city, Brooklyn, or Williamsburg. None but those having first class weeurities need apply: E BILLING & TUC! $6. OOO 248; 0%, BOSD AND Mout. 0 gage upon th. Magy p in sums to suit applitants, KENNEDY & SHERMAN, 16 Wall etreet. SITY OF ROCKFORD, ILLI- $15,00 ois, even per cent bonds. Pro- ale for $15,000 of the bonds of the city of Rockford, Hinois, bearing seven per cent interest, payable anau- ally, and having ten years to run, will be received at the banking bouse of Fuller & Pomkine, in the city of Rock- ford, until the 20th of March, at the banking house of H. A. Tueker & Co. until the 16th of March, and at the office of Wadsworth & Sheldon, No. 20 Wall street, to the 5th of March. A copy of the act authorizing the same and all necessary information relating to the financial aflairs of said city, may be obtained by application to WADSWORTH & SHELDON, No 29 Wall street. Rockford, Illinois, Feb. 23, 1853. 15.000. titer WANTED IN A COAL field.—Investment in Pennaylvania, within thirty-eight miles of the New York and Erie Rail- road, within six miles of the North Branch, Pa , Canal, and on the line of the Cat‘awissa and Towanda Railroad. This canal and railroad intersect the New York and Erie Railroad at Waverly. Inquire of A. R. MAYNARD, 72 Warren street, from 10 to 11 A. M. TO $5,000 WANTED, ON PROPERTY ‘on West street, for three to five years, at six per cent. Apply, by letter, to W.C. A., Heral office. 800 WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, for five years, at aba ~-$ cent, on unen- Cumbered real estate in the city of Williamsburg. Ad- dress J. V., Herald office. 300 WANT" 4 Loan, FoR six, MowTHs orone year. Satisfactory seourity given, ‘dress L. L., Herald office, 289 Broadway. TAN Bs got! MINING COMPANY OF MARYLAND, office No. 87 Beaver street, New York.—At a meeting of the stockholders of this company, the following gentle- men were chosen as directors for the ensuing year:—Ar- thur Leary, James Harry, Samuel Gilman, Chas. A. Secor, of New York, and W. H- Fowle, of Alexandria, Va. And ata subsequent meeting of the directors, Arthur Leary, Esq. was unanimously elected president. The above com- pany have now fi emefnes that by have Lai Noel arrangements for t ing and transportation of their Cumberland cos) on a scale much more extensive than for years past. Consumers may therefore rely upon their orders being promptiy execu’ The quality of the coal is now well extablished, and the company guarantee it nal to any from the Cumberland region, ‘company always procure vessela for their customers at lowest rates, without charge. Their agents are Mosara. Fowle & Co,, at Alexandria; J. W. Osborn, Esq., at Baltimore, and EA. Quintard, at tlie office of the company. B. STRONG, Secretary. T AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE New York and Virginia Steamship Company, held thie day, the following gentlemen were elected for the en suing year, viz.'—Hon. Jacob A. Westervalt; Edward M. | Greenway, Eq.; Francis Skiddy, Eaq.; C. A. Babich, Ludism, Beq ; W. W. T. Greeaway, Eaq .; Hem Eeisiee , Heq. March 1, 1663. (CENTRAL BANK — THE THIRD AND FINAL ment upon subscriptions to the cspital stock of this Pank, la required te be paid om Thursday. tho third day ot March sash, 5 ie ee rooms, No. 88 Chambers sireet. Boned. _— WALTER OAKLEY, Cashier. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from £1 and apwards, payable at sight, are issued by the subseribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & Cv., No, 88 South strest, sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail Line of Liverpool and London packet ships. M’ VY —PERSONS IN WANT OF 24 aL SUMS OF cash, for watches, fewelry, sorare <o enn alway be accommedated, be ©. FF. FULLb, vo Urecawich wtacet, une vex alove Wartea, the First | Apply to | INSTAL- | | | their estimate) for the performance of | or all of the proposals, if deem | company. | chains, pianos, segars, groceries, dry Y till 10 0! the puret 5 $600, dees) july and year. : Both iatonset sed prlagiael will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in city of Now York, unless where the purchaser may fer to have them made payable at the treasury ef N Carolina. They are issued under the authority of the Legisiature of North Carolina, for the construction of the North Carolina Railroad ; and in addition te the faith of the Stat all the stock held’ by the State, in the said railroad, a the dividends from sald stook, are expressly pledged fer their redemption. Fic. bonds are, by express enactment, exempted from xation. Parties bidding will address thetr letters, en- dorsed Boned” Proposal "tor North Carolina State Bonds,’ to the undersigned. in New York, directed tothe care of Messrs. Brown & De Rosset, 180 Front street, New York. The bids will be opened in the Bank of the Republic, at o'clock, P. M.,om the 3lst day of March next, im the presence of @.B. Lamar, Exq., President of the and J. P. Brown, and David Freeman Esqrs. Bidders may also be present. - Successful bidders will be required, as soon as informed of the acce of their to deposit in bank the amount of ir bids, with the accrued interest from the first instant, to the credit of the Treasurer of the State of North Carolina. This deposit may be 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, North Garolina. D. W. Col Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina. FICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBI- tion of the Ne of All Nations, No, §3 Broad- way, New York, Feb. 12, 1863. Notice is hereby givon, that an election will be held at this office on Monday, the 7th of March, between the hours of 10A M and8 P. M., for the purpose of choosing eleven directors of this.asso- ciation. By order. WM. WHETTEN, Secretary. FFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, 78 BROAD- way, New York, Februs: 1853 —The fourth in- stalment ‘of ten dollars on cach share of the increased capital stock of the above company, will be ee at the office of the company, on the 25th day of March next, and the fifth instalment, of the rame smount, on the 15th day of April next. By order of the Board of tors. FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary. HE TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY offer for sale. through Simeon Draper, 46 Piae street $150,000 of their Convertibie Bonds, the balance an issue of $300,000, secured by a mortgage on their whole road and its franchises, made in trust to J. E. Wool and J.C. Heartt. The bonds mature Ist April, 1864, and bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, payable lst April and lst October, at the Bank of Commerce, in New York. The Troy and Boston Railroad has now been for some months in successful operation between Troy, N. Y., and Bennington. Vermont, where it connects with the Western Vermont Railroad, affording, with it, the short- est and easiest practicable route from the Hudson river to Burlington and Montreal. Nearits northern terminus, it also connects with the Troy and Rutland and Rutland and Washington Railroads, and through these two chan- nels, and the Western Vermont Railroad, it draws a large part of the travel and business of Vermont. It runs through a rich agricultural and manufacturing district, which yields a large and increasing local traffic to the road, and the whole business since the opening has far surpassed the expectations of the Company. including the Troy and Bopnington Railroad, which is leased by the Troy and Boston, the whole length of the road is 823¢ miles. It has been built in the most thorough manner, and its equipment is in a state of perfection equalled by but few railroads in this country. Though the trains commenced running upon the line as fast as the rails could be laid, and before the track was completed, not a single accident has occurred sinee the commencement. be emcee expended on the road, and ity equipment, is as follows:— ceeds of the issue of first mortga; Lapses aan Lene Proceeds of about balf of the present issue of . convertible bonds............ seeee 160,000 Profits from working the road + 40,000 Floating debt.......+++ 0008 » 122,000 TAR os iccstiysssssass beeee eee +2$1,043,000 There remains an amount of $73,000 to be paid on sub- scriptions for stock, and the proceeds of the bonds now offered for sale to repay the floating debt, and provide for the extension of the right arm of the road from Hoosic, seven miles southeast to Pownal, Vermont, where it is bal poe that negotiations now pending with the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company will, in a short time, open out the route through Williamstown and North Adams, bringing these growing manufacturing towns twenty miles nearer to the Hudson river than they can be by any other road. It is now confidently believed that the Troy and Greenfield Company will succeed in tunnel- ling the Hooxic mountain. Should they do so, the main traffic from Boston to Albany and the West must go over the Troy and Boston road. Without calculating upon this traffic, the business of the road between Troy and Bennington is developing itself 40 as to insure an in- come ample to pay the working expe: nd interest on the bonda..nad learne.DAaOOifas now offered makes fiiem more de:irable even than the former issue, and they are row offered to the public with the confidence a they are every way worthy the attention of capi- TT? CONTRACTORS. —SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE reovived for buildirg the Third Avenue Railroad, from the southwest corner of the Park and Broadway to the corner of the Third avenue and Sixty-first street, ia accordance with the plans and specification, which may be seen at the office of Edwin Smith, Esq. engineer and surveyor, No. —, Tryon row. Contractors will state the price for building the entire road, with and also with- out the iron, and also the period of ‘time within which the road will’be built. Contractors will also be required to furnish good and sufficient security (to be named in e work. Kwti- mates will be received at the office of the company, No. 271 Bowery, until Friday, March 4, 1868, at 2 o'clock, P. M. N. B. The company reserve the right to reject. any ed to the interest of the GEURGECAPLIN, Secretary. 0 THE STOCKKOLDERS OF THE 8T. LAWRENCE Mining Company —Notice is hereby given that « gtcting of the stockholders will be held,’ af their room, So. 17 Insurance Building, No. 6 street, on Mon: day, the 7th day of March next. at4o'olock. P.M. The trustees have returned from a visit to the mines and pro- y of the company, in St. Lawrence county, and will prepared to lay before the stockholders the state of the workings, present financial condition, and future prospects 6 company. A full attendance ia ro- ed, ax matters of great interest will be presented. By order of the Board. JEROME LOTT, Secretary. 0 BUILDERS.—SFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE- ceived until Monday, the 7th day of March next, at twelve o'clock, for furnishing the materials, and doing the work necessary for the erection aud finishing of s new primary schoul building, on the north side of Thirty- seventh street, between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues, in the Twentieth ward. Separate proposals 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 scen at the office of Thomas R. Jackson, the archi- tect, No. 170 Broadway, of whom, or of either the un- dersigned, printed copies of the specifications can be proesret and to any o ‘whom proposals may be de- vered. The school officers reserve the right to Felect any bid not deemed by them the best for the public interest. Dated New York, February 17, 1853. JOHN G. BUTLER. man of School Officers, Haver McLzan, Secreta Twentieth ward. ETMORE, ROBERT & CO., STOCK, NOTE, AND EX. change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust, Continental fank Building, No. 12 Wall street. (CAH ADVANCED (OR BOUGHT OUT FOR cast) literally on merchandise and personal property, such as jewelry, diamonde, gold and silver ware, watches , &e., on most reascpable terms, at 86 Nassau street, wecond floor, front room, from ten to four P. JOS. B. DA CAMARA, ONEY.—CASH ADVANCED TO SUIT APPLICANTS, on watches, plate, jewelry, diamonds, pianofortes, dry goods, ladies’ or gent! ‘e wardrol or any other property, at the Pacifie Agency and Loan Office, 114 Grand street, corner Broadway, over the Pacific Bank. Confi- dence and honor strictly adhered to, Office hours from 9 to 5 o'clock. ONEY.—PERSONS IN WANT OF SMALL SUMS OF money, for short periods, on watches, jewelry, dia- monda, dry goods, pianofortes, segars, firearms, and fan- cy articles, may apply to the Life Insurance and Loan office, 32 Warren street, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’elosk. N. B.—All the above articles for sale cheap. LIQUORS. OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIEDAM GIN, 20.000 100 eases schnapps.—The above are pronounced by the medical faculty to be the best and urest article imported. Brandiea, wines, whiskey, cor- syrups, in all their various grades, at twon' oent bel "Se ural prices. ing ‘M. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street. 0 0 DOZEN GUINNESS & C0.'3 AND 1 0. Robt. Mander’s Dublin stout, Bar- clay, Perkins & Co.'s London porter and stout, Dove's Falkirk, You ‘s and Tennant’s Scotch ales, Base’ and Allsop’s Fast pale ale, extra Philadelphia ales, por- ter, and brown stout, for male, at the lowest prices, by WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome street, corner Crosby CHAMPAGNE — HEIDSII 0 BASKETS 1. 00 Charles Heidsieck, Temple, Bounzy, an other wines, white French and German wines, thine dass ve, ee 50 per dozen, for sale by W. H. UNDERHILL, 480 Broome street. N. B.—Choice old Jamaica shrub and lavender brandy. P |AMPBFLL’S AND OTHER BRANDS OF SCOTCH A! ‘and Guinness’ XXX Dublin Brown Stout, in pin bottles; fine wines in bottles; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'s bran- dy, im ides, and in bond; foe alr. wail of various brenda, for sale, in lota to suit purchasers. Dealors ard others xupplied on reasonable terms. N.R BUNCE, 202 South street, corner Catharine. DENTISTRY. R_ BAEZ, SURGEON DENTIST, WILL ATTEND PA- tients at his office, southeast corner of Great Jones streot and Broadway. Dr. Baes will speedily cure all dis- teases of ad perform any” 6 nn th tsar ae fod teeth guns, palate, tongue, a1 ijacent parts mouth’ Deosyed teeth “filled with gold, and warranted not to give furtner trouble, even when the dental pulp is Shen The most beautiful lain tooth on pivots or on gold, pletiva and silver plate, warranted fon sala, LOTS FOR SALE.—TEN $125,000 ori aetaa oe icy tet and iaty-1 etreeta, near Sixth avenue, for $1,000 each; 400 meet excellently located on tho Serent ard 12th and corpers, en 116th street, for $16 000 ; 10 lots on the ‘Third avenue and 104th street, for $5,000; 3 h lots in South Brooklyn, near the ferry, will be sold at bi go anda great bargain; a four stery house and ful on % at shit peeent C for sale for $5000; frame house and lot on For'y. be lots on Fift; street; for eaon; 13 lots on Fighty-fourth street; a brown stone house in Twenty-filth street, for $18,000; splendid four story brown stone house im Forty-first’ street, for $12,000; one on Madison avenue, for $16,000;5 four story houses, with lots 59x100, on the northeast corner of ‘Twenty-ninth street and Eleventh avenue, large four story house and lot on the corner of venue, for $11,000; 139 lots on DeKalb and Pulaski avenues, oe very low, for cach or exchange; 5 lots on Forty sixth street, for $800 each; s genteel house in Twenty-second atreet. for $6,700; ® genteel house in Twenty-fourth street; and a large amount of pregeney a exchai “We wees SHELDON, No. 865 Nassau street. $75.00 —FOR SALE—FIVE NEW BRICK houses on ‘Thirty sixth street, cach; four lots, together with three brick houses " lheast corner of Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street, $32,500, terms $7,000 cash, balance can remain ; a splendid four story brick house on Twenty-first street, containing gas, Croton water, bathing room, &c., thresshouts only $6,000; two fine hou-er on Ninth avenue, $7, each ; a splendid house and lot on Grove street, $10,000; anot on Amos street $8,700; the five years lease of house and store 3003, Broadway. $1,200, cash. Wanted—housos and stores to rent, to supply applicants. A first class dwelling on Twenty-fourth streot to reat, at $600; also, one on Twenty-second street, at $660, both containing the modern improvements. Apply to W. Il. ROOME, No. 18 Greenwich avenuo corner of Amos st. 5 —COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALK—A 5 genteel country seat, with five acres of land, at Keyport. for $4,000; eight acres of land, with buildings, situated ‘at Mamaroneck depot, Westchester county, for $12,000; » splendid country seat at Learman, for $6,000; » house, barn and thirteen acres of land, at Huntington, for $2,000; Aty acres of land in Biirabethtown, N. J.; s farm of one hundred acres, noar Morristown, for $7,060; also, a splendid farm of one hun- dred andeighty acres, four miles fom Morristown, boing one of the finost farms in the country, will be sold for $16,000, with a moderate payment. bit M. L SHELDON, 85 Nassan streot. 15) 0) —HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE, 0, « cheap.—One three story brick base- ment sub cellar boure and lot on Horatio street, near Hudson street, for $4,600, $2,500 may remain on mort- ge. One two-story brick attic and basement house and t. on Renwick street, for $4,400; one two si brick attic and basement house, 25 by 60 feet, lot 25 by 100 fect, on Greene street, near’ Prince street. Also, three- story brick house and lot, 25 by 100 feet, on Tenth street all order. for $6,500. One two story brick basement house and lot on Greene street, near Bleecker street. Also, one lot in Seventeenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, running through to ‘Fighteenth street, making two lots. For terms apply to —TO HOTEL MEN.—FOR SALK— 50,000. Lease and furniture, on the most fi orable'torma, of a splendidly furnished and extensive first clars hotel, in one of the best locations on Broadway, which not only commands, but is constantly filled with the highest price boarders; transient boarders, $2 50 per day. The above house is richly furnished, and will be sold for $52,000 ; $16,600 only will be required to be paid down, the balance in instalments, from three to five ‘agreed on. Apply to KOBINSON, 86 Nassau years, a8 street, up stairs. 6 FOR A THREE STORY /ND BASE- ° ment brick house, in order, in nty-first atreet. between Seventh and Lighth avenues; lot 201106, house 20x40 feet, with gas, baths, &c. $6,600 for a new three story high basement brick house in Twenty-seventh street, near Eighth avenue; gas, baths, &e.—lota 22x99. $4,700 for anew brick three story and basement house in Dean street, near Nevina, Brooklyn— lots 20x71.6. $6,600 for » free stone house, three stories high, basement, oe fixtures, water closets, &c.—lot 20x100, house 20x TUCKER, 280 Broadway: _ $1,500 FOR A WITH LOT 101 FEET USE, deep, 16 feet 8 inches front and rear.— ‘ne cottages om 111th street, near Third avenue for sale for above amount; $500 cash. the balance remain on mort- gage. Inquire of BANIEL BIDWELL, 294 Washington st. CLOTHING STORE FOR SALE.—THE LEASE AND fixtures of the most desirable clothing store in the Nos. 134 and 136 Fulton street, will be sold at a bar- if applied for soon. R. L. TILTON. HOUSE ON THIRTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN ‘Third and Lexington avenues, for sele, or exchange for other property in the city. | The house is, 18 fost 9 inches by 40 feet deep, just finished, with all the modern improvements, such as’ gas. Croton water, marble man- tels, &e. Apply to J. W. MCGUIKK, 194 Ninth street, or the u,b UR STORY HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALF, in ges a ae on the Eighth Aven: a AM any road oi Ni |, real estate and ho N rete Shetek ort Le) Eseries change for city pro; , at Athens, o} son, eontaining 12 eer park’ ‘@ splendid mansion, in gt order; is within three minutes’ walk of the ferry to Hudson, of which city it has a fine view. Also, two ep the houses thereon, on Warren street, in the ty OC AMUEL EDDY, 63 Wall street, in the basement. VALUABLE FARM AT CHESTER, BERGEN COUNTY, for sale, or exchange for city property.— An excel: ut farm of 61 acres, in a good state of caltivation, with three orchards of apples, pears, peaches, &c. On the premises are a large stone house, barn, carriage house, and all the necessary out buildings, all ia good order. SAMUAL EDDY, 63 Wall street, in the basement. SPLENDID VILLA SITE ON STATEN ISLAND FOR sale—Ten minutes’ walk from the landing at Tomp- Kinsville, fronting oa the turnpike road, and adjoining the residence of John Y. Cebra, Esq., containing 7% acres of excellent land; on the premises is a fine grove of forest trees, also a number of fruit trees. This is one of the finest locations in the vicinity of New York, it being high in the centre, with a gradual slope on either side. com- manding a magnificent view of the cities of New York, Brooklyn, and Williamsburg, and overlooking Tompki: ville, Stapleton, and New Brighton, surrounded by the most costly and clegant mansions on the island. SAMUEL EDDY, 68 Wall street, in the basement. BASEEY FOR SALE—THAT OLD | ESTABLISHED bakery for sale cheap, with fixtures of store, gus, .; baking utensils complete. Loing » good cash business over the counter—rent low. Inquire at 375 Houston st. ROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THREE LOTS, beautifully situtated on Middle street, near the Ninth avenue. Lotsa 25x160. Will be sold for $175, if applied for immediately, as the owner is about leaving the city. re Apply at { ROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE.—SEVERAL VERY desirable residences in Brooklyn, near the City Hall, price $6.000 each; a first class dwelling house, with every modern improvement, in the most fashionable portion of the city, price $12,000. Terms easy. Also, a eottage house on Hoyt street, prico $3,400; also, » ‘number of lots on Hoyt street, near Fulton avenue. KENNEDY & SHERMAN, 16 Wall street. RYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THOSE four splendid lots on the north side of Forty-second street, commencing 1650 feet from Sixth avenue, and run- ning 100. feet towards Broadway, known as part of the Wright estate. The Crystal Palace being nearly comploted, this offers a opportunity for capitalists, the being ready for immediate improvements. Price, $16,000 for the four lots, with liberal discount if applied for within a week. For particulars and term: ly at No. 45 Dey street up stairs, from 2 till 6 P. property will be fora hevieah ap tard nr a week. Rent for each lot, per annum. RYSTAL PALACE.—FOR SALE, FOUR VALUABLE lots on the north side of Forty first street, 200 feet from Sixth avenue and fronting the main entrance of the Palace—will be sold low; four lots on the north side of Forty-fifth street, 100 feet from Sixth avenue; three lots in Seventernth and Eighteenth streets, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; two lots on Seventh avenue and Forty- second street; eight lots on Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh and ith avenues; eight lots on Thirty-fourth street, between and Sixth avenues ;four lots on Thi: ty sixth street, between, Fifth and Sixth avenues; lo on Thirty second between Broadway apd Fifth avenue; one Jot on Test street, 300 feet west of Fifth ave- Bue; one lot on Fifth avenue, near Thirty-second strect; two lota on Fifth avenne, between Sixty-seeond and Sixty: third streets; six lots on Fifth avenue and Seventy.se- cond street; one lot on Thirtieth street, near Second ave- nue; eight lots on Fourth avenue, between Seventy-sixth and Seventy-seventh streets; six lots on Sixty-first street, 100 feet east of Sixth avenue; ten lots on 104th and 105th streets; lots on 118th street and First avenue; fifty lots jn Br n—sixteen near Hamilton avenue. SAML. EDDY, 68 Wall | ataet, Dasoment, WELLING HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—THE unders have, at Conn., within five minutes walk of the centre of it eity, and connected therewith by s new and splendid carriage bridge, $200,000 worth of the most desirable lots in Connecticut, e'thor for manufacturis, or residences. Bric @on- wie ee tsk ae one ee beautiful cities in New nd, and no part of it exceeds = eg en oar oe sen Tae wi e avy Outlay have creat und is high and the water pure and soft, im the cairo laa park of eight acres of natural wood of stately growth; about seventy dwellings, of tasteful architecture, hare been built, and are now ¢1 thereon. Nowhere en the line of the New York and New Haven Railroad are there such inducements offered te those locating them- selves Le nape aey We have several very beautiful cottages for sale; a large portion of the purehase mone: ean remain on mortgage. Address, or call on DAVID W. THOMPSON, eer A a for the proprietors, P. T. BARNUM ‘OR SALE.—THRFE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF 124TH street, near Seventh avenue—street ted—o thriving vil building up around the premises. Also four lots and three neat prt 0 on South side of Eighty- sixth +treet, 225 feet east of Third avenue, tely or together. 0 three lote and a small house, rhty fifth street. Rent of two —_ one $300, Price of two of the cottages, $2,600 ‘Apply to C. T. CROMWELL, 51 William street, eorner Pine, TAOR SALE CHRAP—ONE OF THE BEST BAR AND oyster roome in New York, now doing a good bust- rear, om ley Apply Pre Shae acvot, opposite Wyo wid oops ari a rey Through this avenue and street the ally, and the convenience of a now Presbyterian church opposite, on the corner of Fifth avenue and Nineteenth atreet. Apply at No 11 Nineteenth street, between avenus ‘Broadway, from eight o'clock, A. M., till five o'clock, P. M. SALE.—J. STOUVENEL OFFERS FOR oo HIS country place, in lote to sult ers, from one io twenty-five seres, or more if . This’ delightful ee is situated just adjoning the town of Hemostead, L. twenty miles frem .elty, near the railroad depot. The land cannot be surpassed im qual ty aad the si:ua- in tiom is known to be the most healthy inthis State. A fine stream of water ruos thro it, and several pris gs of foe water. It will bs sold to suit applicants, and terms casy. Apply at 567 Broadwa; ‘ARM IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY FOR SALE— Kighty 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, fenovs, &c., in fine order. Unless previously disposed of at pri- vate cale, ‘will be sold at public auction, at the Mer- chante’ eckenee By Anthony J. Bleecker, on Monday, the 21st day of next. Full particulars will be given. on application to W. J. STEWART, 167 South street. OR SALE—FIVE LOTS, 25 BY 100, WITH THE BUILD- jogs thereon, Nos. 64 66, 68, 70, and 72 Goerck street; fifty he, eligibly situated in the city of Newark, 30 by 100; forty lots in the town of Dunkirk, whioh will be sold low. Apply to F. D. HERVILLY, 3 place. F% SALE—A HO! CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS; will be sold separately or together. Can be seen by applying at 27 Cortlandt street, between nine and twelve oO ack, AM R SALE—THE DRUG STORE AND MEDICAL ractice, with house furniture, fittings, &e., situ- ated at No. 8 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 Y« ancora tee and Gloucester ferry boats, &o. Apply as Me ‘OR SALE.—THE FURNITURE AND THREE YEARS lease of ‘a lodging house, in location, being near Washington market. The furniture and fixtures are all in good order; every convenience is attached to the mises that the business requires. A good opportunity offered te those who wish Ges In this business. Apply at P. & RITTER’S, 162 Greenwich street, near Cortlandt. (OR SALE—BY J. M. BOARD, NO. 83 CHAMBERS street, the following rom House and lot No. 18 Jay street, 218 Weat treet; 216 Second streot, Willamsburg, 44 South Third street, do;; house and plot of ground in Aoquackanock, N. J., $1.250; also bull ng plot 120x376, in do., $900. farms in New Jersey at $3,000 and $6,000.’ Houses _and lota in Hoboken, pay- a store; lease 847 Cherry street, at $2,000. Lots on Ninth avenue and Sixty-third street, and 123d and 124th streets, and3tod P.M ee R SALE OR EXCHANGE.—HOUSES AND LOTS IN for any description of stocks or merchandise. Address R., box 2,394 Post office. Ninth ward, Brooklyn, on Hickory and Quincy streets, ween Patchin and Division avenues, opposite Bowron: Will be sold together, or in parcels of four lots. Stages run from the William:burg ferries to the Lae for 6% cents, eve HELAN, Firat avenue and Fifth and Siath streets, N. Y. near Twenty-eighth street, cach $6 750; ton stores dn Tenth avenue, whole from $6,500; five new houses on new houses on Thirty-sixth atreet, $7,000, $8,600, and $11,000; two new heuses on Thirteenth street, near R FALE—$200,000.—HOUSE AND LOT ON JANE eo virect, $6,000; five houses on Thirty sixth streot, on Leonard street, $10,000 each; one on’ Kast Twelfth street, $13,000; one on Cenal street, $27,000; lots on the fourth and Ninety fifth streets, and West street; also, first clacs house at Newark, N. J., very low; also, very the immediate vicinity of t 2 KENNEDY & MAN, 16 Wall street. an SALE FF ‘ttories aod basement, stono fronts, with all the mo- dern improvements, one in Thirty-Grst street, near Sixth terms liberal. Apply to CHAS. 3. 13 Wall third , room No. 4. resto ing 10 per cent. ' Lease No. 2 Harrison streot, suitable for near Tenth avenue. Office hours, from 10 to 11 A. M., this city, paying fifteen per cent, will be exchanged Fe SALE—TWENTY BUILDING 10TS, IN THE rt ville. For private residences thoy cannot be surpassed. few minutes. Apply to D. (OR SALE—TWO STORES ON EIGHTH AVENUF, Thirty-sixth street, near Eighth avonue, $5,500; three Eighth avenue, each $8,250. Apply to R. G. PIERCE, 1,104 Broadway. Detween Seventh and Kighth avenues, $5,500 each; two Sixth ana Ninth avenues, on Thirty third street, Ninety- dovirable farms, of from thirty to one hundred scree, in wo xuW DWELLING HOt THREE avenue, the other in Second place, Brookl; Price low, FOR SALE.—THESTOCK AND FIXT'RI consisting of horses, wagons, baga, &c. juire at 662 Thirdavenue. ° ‘ sie ARM FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE.—15 ACRES, GOOD large house, barn, &c. The land ix good loam soil, in good order, with crops, stock, and farm: ng tools; with. in three miles of steamboat landing, and thirty-eight of New York, on Long Island. Price $4,000. Apply to E. w. ARTHUR, 28 Fulton country market, from 9 to 12 o'clock this day; after, by letter, Northport, L. L FE" SALE, IN WILLIAMSBURG—TWO FIRST CLASS frame houses, filled in with brick, built in moderm style, with marble mantels, sliding doors, grates, contre jeces, &e. Will be sold low, on accommodating terms, applied for immediately. ' They are situated in Firth street, near South Ninth. For loulars, inquire of Thos. Doyle, on the premises, or of JOHN HIPWELL, eor- ner of South Tenth and Fourth streets. Also, two noat frame houres on South Eighth street, of the same de- soription, and four three story brick houses om Divisian avenue. Inquire as above. ‘OR SALE—AN UNCOMMON BARGAIN.—TWO THREE story brick houses in South Brooklyn, finished one Pe since, now rented for $350 to a good tenant. Price 300. Sub cellars, gas, and every convenience, in an improving and very desirable neighborhood: sold to close aconcern. Apply at 49 Nassau street, up ataira, New York, from 12 to 2 o'clock. i SALE.—A VERY FINE NEW HOUSE, WITH MO- dern im provements, on Thirty-second street, batween nird and ‘imgton avenues, $4,500. Also, two beau- tiful new houses on Thirty-fifth street. near avenuo, houses fifty-six feet deep, price $0,000. A new two ator; and basemeat cottage house on Eighteonth street, lot 2' x92, Laine Geieeg cap arcreet Gel fo — at bar- eins. App! iSHIMER, ‘ourth avenue, from 2 te Seas, PM ; OR SALE, IN FOURTH &*TREET—THE INTEREST IN the lease and stock of a first class building and st re, well located in South street, being convenient to Peck +lip and new ferry to Brooklyn. The upper part of the building can be let soas to allow the purchaser to occupy the store at a very moderate rent. Apply at 30 Cherry street. ‘OR SALE—A NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE and lot, in Forty-fourth street, 80 feet wost of Sixth avenue, with marble mantels, grates, bathing tub, and Croton water, and finished in modern style. Also, the three story brick house and lot No. 78 Charles street. For further particulars, inquire at 78 les street, of LEVI ONDERDONK. ‘OR SALE—THREE SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEYS, nearly new, ther with the entire stock and fix- tures of the public honse No. 49 Bowery, opposite the Bowery theatre, consisting of oil paintings, glasaware, liquors, and segars, tables, counters, chairs, &e. Apply to G. WHITE, 40 Bowery. OR SALE—THREE HOUSES ON EIGHTH AVENUE, near Twenty-sixth street, with s'ables for seven ‘orees, and workshop in the rear. Also, houses on Third avenue, between Thirteenth and Nineteenth streets. Also, rta of houses in all of the city. Apply at the Fel aa and House cy, 499 Broadway, from 9 to and 3 to 5. R SALE—ONE QUARTER OR HALF INTEREST OF & valuable improvement for railroad cars. Nothing it nowin use. Has been tried and approved, finished. It can be seen, and further informat by addressing C. A. J., Herald office, with namo, )R SALE.—THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND POPULAR ale and oyster establishment, known through s period of thirty-five years as John Boyd’s Cellar, is, in co! uence of the continued indisposition of the nt proprietor, offered for sale. The business {s inferior to none in the city, proportioned to the present scale of ex- pense, but may, by s certain enlargement, which will be attended with only a small outlay, be increased one hun- dred per cent. So certain an watartaking Is rarel pre- sented. Application to MR. JOSEPH LY, No. 11 South street, Baltimore, will obtain particulars. Fr" SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY and now n given, erty, eight lets of on Forty third and Forty fourth streets, betwoom Fourth and Laxington ay nues. Apply to ‘TRUSS & BENJAMIN, 271 Bowery. ‘OR SALE—TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON NORTH SIDR F of Eighty-sixth we arte bee ae - B, 2 t of avenue A; eat x138. Appl 126 fowk east of avenue ti THORNE, 66 Sullivan streot. ‘OR SALE—AT HARLEM, A HOUSE AND LO? ON 126th atreet, between Third and Fourth avenues ; lot 26 by 100; 7 rooms in house, and cistern and well ey ‘Also, one house and lot on 126th street, betwoen Third and Fourth avenues; lot 26 by 100; howe built one year; six rooms in houre. For further particulars inquiré of 8. B, RENYON, cor. 122d street and Third avenue. FOR Sale NEAT AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING house, recently erected, and 26 acres of land, under cultivation, situated near the village of Yaphank. ill be sold low,’ ne the rietor dey e ematine the West. Address DAYTON, Yaphank, Suf- folk county. SALE—A THRKE 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 26 feet deep, and will rent for $700 per annem; lot yous low. Thats 1 6 Wallat, fS E iE j of cultivation, Will be sold or exchanged in part UG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BRST RETAIL drug stores in this city, situated 1a one of the best business sticets down town. Satisfactory ressoms will be — for selling. Addrees Apothecary, Broadway Pest ae) R SALE—THE LEASH OF THAT LARGS atory brick house known as the Hotel de Pacis, at the corner of Broadway and Anthepy etroet. The Wed the above promis Cor tha could be advantageously rented &c., please apply on the premises, te MADAME Vigna R SALE—AT HARLEM, A Brg i thirteen lots, on the east side of tween 117th and 118th streets, To be Apply on the premises, R SAIE—THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENE brown stone house No. 402 Fourth avenue. Also, the dubrtantial four story brick house, with elegant store, on Seventh avenues next the southwest corner ofj Tweat seventh street Terms accommodating For full ticulars apply at the store of GEORGE READ, Ne. Broadway. es ‘Wout Fightcenth street, about ome hundi West of Bighth avonue, and in a good, respectable nelghe borhoed. ‘The house is four stories high. with basement i and under cellar, built within the last year, and all by day’s work, and with the best materials, and done im e most modern style, with Croton water and gas threughout the house; also, marble mantels: for style and finish, cannot’ be surpassed in the olty. The house can be seen threughout the day. The prepec' will be sold at a bargain to any person who wants a fie: class house, For further iculara: apoly at the ofllee of Ludwig, Smith & Finok, 35 Wall stieet, between 12 and 2P.M DANIEL GREENTAUIA, ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE ¥OR CITY PROPERTY—A valuable wharf property and about sixty lots, in « very thriving village. Location unsurpassed. SAML. EDDY, 63 Wall street, basement, F° SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE OF a celebrated drinking house. in the greatest the- roughfare im the city. The Lar amgethy ip is buildti a hotel and cannot attend to it. great chance applied for soon, as there is a chance to make a sure fortune. Apply to MR. ROBINSON, Broker, No. 85 Nas- sau street, or by letter. OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—THE CANAL ROA? VB- * rona, of Dansville, For further particulars, inquire at 46 Mott street. ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—TWO MODERN FRENCH built houses, containing all the modern improve- ments, 266 and 268 Twelfth street, betwoen Third and Fourth avenues. They§will be finished and possession weyen onthe first of April if desired. Inquire on the pre isos. R SALE — A SHAKE IN THE WORKINGMAN'S Mutual Loan and Accumulating Fund Associates, Apply to GEORGE G. ANDREWS, 421 Broadway, up stairs. \CRNITURE—WILL BE SOLD, AT A BARGAIN, AT 29 Beekman street, office and counting heuse desks, chairs, cushions, stoola, tables, sofes, lounges, mahe,aay rockers, chaira, buresus, wardrobes, tete-s tete, divans, card and quartette tables, marble top centre and side tables, carpets, oilcloth, looking glasses, hair and husk mattrosses. Furniture purchased by instalments. ARM FOR SALE—A FARM OF FORTY-FIVE acres, near Red Bank, New Jersey, on the Never- sink river; buildings nearly new, a pleasant and healthy location. Apply, this ony, to R. M. REYNOLDS, No. Front street, Kew York, from 10 A. M. to3 P. M., where the proprietor may be seen. Price, $6,000. OR SALE FOR $15,000 ONLY—LEASE AND FURNI- ture of one of the best second rate hotels in New York, in of the best and most central locations on Broad- way, convenient to two of the greatest arrival depots sad steamboat landings; possessing all the modern impreve- ments, and doing an extensive business. Apply to JBINSON, 85 Nassau street, up stairs. ROCERY FOR SALE, WITH STOCK, borse and , allcomplete. For a business: this is a chance seldom offer Possession given imnse- diately. For further particulars, apply on the p corner of Grand and Lorimer streets, Williamaburg. Sa- tisfactory reason given for selling. OUSES FOR SALE—TWO NEW THREE STORY houses, with basements and all the modera improvements, in West Twenty-sevonth street, between hth and Ninth avenues. Price low. and terms resson- able. Inquire of WARREN & SWAZEY, 30 South street, OUNT VERNON HOTEL.—FOR SALK, THAT VALUA- ble property, known ss the Mount Vornon Hotel, situate in the @ourishing and rapidly improving’ village of Mount Vernon, directly opposite the depot of the New Tailteed, wit York and New Haven seven minut walk of the Hunt’s Bridge station on the Harlem Rai road, and on the main road leading from Kast Chester te White Yonkers, ke. The house contains forty reoms, besides 8 commodious barroom, and a very large and beautiful ball xoom. It is fitted up with every oon- venience, such as range, hot and cold baths, and is new & very prosperous business. Attached to the mises is a livery stable, barns, sheds, &c., sufficient te aceommodate twelve horses and a similar number of vehicles, 1ee house, ke. One of the present proprietors being about to leave for Australia is reason for sub- mail this valuable place for sale. For further par- ticulars, apply on the premises, or to PARKER & CO., 399 way, entrance in Walker street, office hours from. 936 A.M. to 4 P.M. GOULD & WILLIAMS, N. B— Trains leave Canal street depot at 7, 9:10, and 113¢ A. ML and for Hunt's Bridge, from City Hall, at 734° and 16 o'clock A. M. FAT COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO THIRDS OF AN cre of land for sale, at Bently, near Biddle’s Gro Staten Island, with a number of fruit trees, and abot 200 yarda from the landi: SAMUEL EDDY, 63 Wall street, in ARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT wishing to travel and having $1,000, can hear of an excellent «portunity for investment in an Exhibi by applying 108. F. BRECK, No, 121 Water streot. YPE FOR SALE—ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF agate, about half worn, in lots to suit purchasers, Apply to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office. YPE FOR SALE—ABOUT ONE HUNDRED of diamond, very little worn, in hi POUNDS a dozen pairs of cares, for sale'choap for cash. ‘Apply to JO. ELLIOTT, Herald office. HE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE THE WELL known Franklin Hotel, near Fulton ferry, Fulton street, Brooklyn, with three years lease. Tho house is im 904 order, und doing a good business. The present pro- rs having kept it nine and a half yoars successfully, ish to leave it for other business, and will sell very 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 Ful- ton street, Brooklyn, TYONEERS_FOR SALE, IN THE VILLAGE OF YON. kers, within a few miautes walk of the railroad de- pot, two very pretty houses, with large plots of ground attached. one is on Broadway, opposite the Female Seminary, lot 100x256, with avery neat two-story and finished basement square house, well built, and finished, elegant marble maxtels, cornices, &c; fine large barn, carriage house, fruit troes im full ‘bearing, grape vines, &o., &c. The other is rather nearer to the lepot, situate at the corner of Broadway and Irving place.,100x350; neat 3 dwelling, 24x34, with wing 14x'4, containing ton roo! ard in the most complete order, surreunded with frail trees, shrubbery, grape vines, &c. Yonkers is distant about sixteen mil miles from New York, and ia accessible by railroad and steamboat nearly every hour during the dey. For further particulars apply to street, near Canal ; JAMES PRICE, 200 EXPRESS AGENCIES. Ra an CCST ON CCTT ETON ERFORD & CO.’3 NEXT CALIFORNIA, ORKGON, and South American Expross, will forward on board the United States mail steamship rors, 5, and connect with the Pacific mail steamer Northerner, in charge of special mei 8 end freight agents. All freight by this express should be detivered to us on y next, in waterproof condition, not exoseding 534 oubic feet, or 126 Ibs. in weight. Smalt parcels revels tillone P. M., on Saturday. Noton, drafts, and bills col- tected. No charge for custom house or consular fees. Passage secured at the lowest rates by opplying at our office. BERFORD & CO., No. 2 Astor House. CS ‘ORNIA | EXPRI TH MARCH—PER NEW York and Sen Franc’ line, via Panama, about three days in advance of the ma} line; Kaen] ane Joe than any other ex; ress. Goods must be ready 4th inst. Small ee ee 2 P. M., Saturday. Extra exprove via Nicaragua, at. CHASE & CO., 38 Broadway. DAMS & CO.’S EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORB- gon, andthe Sandwich Islands, im U. 3. Mall steamer Georgia, on Seturday, Maroh 5, 863, Our sext regular express for California, Oregon, &a , will leave, aa above, per U. 8. Mail steamer’ Georgia, on Baturday 6th inst., at ane Chained Ey dae a4 meneenger and fre! agen’ stination. All freight must be delivered to us, with invoices, before the aed sailing. Small parcels received until one o’o'ock on the day of the steamer’s departure. Everything must be strictly wate: , Or it will be at owner's risk. No package shor exceed 125 Ibs. weight, or measure more than five cubic feet. ADAMS & CO., 60 Broadway. ee Cz OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Persons desirous of converting their oxst off articles into can obtain fair price by sending for the sul soriber, at his residence, or through the Post office. LM DUSSELDOR, No. 13 Elm steed. N. B.—Ladion attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf. |AST OF CLOTHING—$2,000 WORTH WANTED.— The highest oash price will be liberally given, im onr- rent money, for large and small lota of good off oloth- ing, Serr, dores Address through post, or call on JAMES MORO! second-hand store, 11 Orange ea, Bene Che cod putin’ vi ts One aaa te on having an: reook pie tare maee boner gerne 62 Madson Buco ‘ont Broad Katies atheded by Mes, Gohen, =