The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1859, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 8203. MORNING EDITION—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. — BALMS UE Kiar eurea dm PR carrera Dero rete rer LL THREE STORY DWEBLING FOR SALE, ely new, and complete with all the modern improve. fnents, No 161 Bast Niveleenth street, near Second areone. Terms easy. Apply between [Zand 4o clock. No bilion ‘house. replete with all the modem improve- ‘Twenty bird atrest for sale. with elegant far- eee Pdeured. Price of houae, $18,000; with faralture, 16,000. $9,000 can remsin ov bond and mortgage. Apply oa De premisen 215 West Twenty bird rest, UAPLE PROPERTY FOR SALE~ON NORTH. VALUAPLE ¢bgivh atrece and Fiest avenue, by A. J. BLEECKEL, SON & CU. 05 Moudsy, February 21, at the Merchants’ Fxcbange. ; REE STORY AND ATGH BASEMEFT MODERN, Tentyscvemb street, Detween Sixth an? Se Senn avenves, in perfect order. Aleo, four lots on 118th s'reet, Detween Fourth and Fifth vale: and one Jot GN} iif ane, between T1)th and 1111 is. SAM'L EDDY, BI LAb- erty ntreet aaron jOUSES FOR SALE, Vis:—TWO OF Be eeicegast new small three story’ brick houses on St. Felix street, just routh of Fulton avenne; price S20. Also, dhree of tant benutifal block of frame cottages on Canty street, just north of Fulton avenue: price $3 600 Also, the fine three « basement houre, P brick houses 145 Canton street and 11 Lafayette avenue; orice. ) nnd $5,200. These houses are within a few ateps Ffthe cara. contain gaa and Nassau water, and arein an ex Ceedingly healthy and popuiar oration, ‘Terms oasy, No. 19 ‘Apply ch the premises, or to WILLTAM B, NICHOLS. Bae Naeean sirect, N. Y., abd evenings at No. 19 Lafayette Brooklyn. “ i. ; IT CON- OR SALB—AT MANHASSRT, L. 1.5 IT Meee eae Sain good revair, maf one quavior ncre of und, plexsantly sitiater, Commrmieation twice n day to w Yors. Apply #8 above, or at 178 West Seventeenth street, N.Y. FOR SALE OR TO LET—AT SING Core irsis AT srhennired, including four acren of feul’, within ten minutes’ wall of the depo’; gus throughout) beauti Tul view ofthe Hudson river. For partlonlars, tnqntre of the owner, 43 Murray street WILLET MeO FAULTIVATED WESTERN FARM WANTED—IN EX: eer A Tare cboice (ava, with Gu» Improvements, ony twelve miles from New York; a choice tract, unfmproved and : uch, wont be taken. well located, wit some ft HOLDEN, No. 9 Nassan street. SLASS HOUSES FOR SALN—NO. 2 BAST TATR- Fae ee eater five ory. Pings basoutont, size 20430; West Thirty-eighth street, near Fifth avenue, four story, high atoop, 25x60; West Thirty nintd street, near Fit avenie, 2ix fic West Seventeenth atrert, near Fifth avenue, foor story, high stoop, 25x60, West Thirty-second street, near Filth are: nue, ful) size, four story: #2 elegant house on Madison avenue, corner, with’ stable, Also several full size houses on Fifth avenue. Py BG. PTEROR, William street. \ORFST GROVE HOUSE, SCHOOLKY'S MOUNTAINS, N * sale or to let.—The above hotel ts offered Foe eye Theyimost desirable terms, with all lande, stables, barns, Ac. helonging to the sume, The farm con 60 acres of land, a upder ey “ne ie Hearty now and 0 PBaforinnd veotiston ih ally apnrimente.” The Dearty, ot the location is one of the finest on the mounta! : Pees AEs erat road leading to Morristown. atid Ot eye rented. low to nome enterprising man for umber of years if desired. Por further purticnlars apply to fo A. P. WHITKHEA D,,No. 6 Wail street, New York. STORY BASEMENT AND aTYTIO @istern aitached; location on Paiiaade avenues, Hudson City, N J. Apply to ED. "WOKTMANN, No, 8 Willism street, N. ‘or on the premises in Hudson City. OF aay ad iotm Nos. 417, 219, 271, 223, 225, 277, 220,231, fom. S11, avenu w )) streat and 404 Fourth street. Kos, ros lotace Vina Winelrrt nereet, sont alle, between en Fie rote marente *, ena aide, betwoonth Seventeenth nod acess Weaat Bighteenth street, south side, between ave- men A nd P cast Seventeenth street, north aide, between avo- Fiv ono Tour in on avenue 8, weet side, vetweon Rast Seventeonth aireets and Righiconth wireels Gust BELMONT, 76 Beaver street, ETHER CELEBRATED LITTLR SILVER F (aad Gaia x place called the Whiie House, siated an Shuth river, Shrewsbury, New Jersey, fronting the sea; a Steamboat landing daily’ at the dock @plonging to the Nemives, ‘The place consisis of foriy-Uve nores, beau ily, situated, being nearly surrounded by water, and is capable of raising. grato sans hon track of rc or) eer aac itibe place. ‘The house ts 72x21, three story, Teh basement. contaluing Ofty rooms, with barn, carriage Bouse, etabies and other ‘ontbutldiags; a amall two slory house, eeitahie for «family, or house of entertainment Furniture, Sully arming utensils for sale, with or without the place Tt il be ania in part or in whole, to sult purchasers. Tf not Gold by the first ot April, it will be tglet. For terme apply, to SORT AKAPR, Ban., Freebold, New Jersey; PETAR AB- FEN. New York, or on the premises, (R—A HAXDSOE MODERN ROILT HOUSE Poe iictecea of land.» thin 38 minutes from South Corrs, br Long Taland > alirond, and within 15 minutes’ walk of Ful- ton uc Division Avenue Railroads. Neighborhood first clags, Termsersy poly © H. HOAG, 75 Pe street KAT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND NOR SALE TAD formerly volonging’ to Jarnes Jones, de- denned. Jo. 80 feet by 200: third houss west of the Pavilion, with. Foire minutes’ walk of the fereg, Por further infyrraation Inquire on the prewises, or of GEORGE T. JONES, wt the Piwfock foot of Christopher street, North river, or at hia resi- Seuce, trot o” West Forty-cighth street, Norta river. SALE-FOURTERS ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED pat ‘a mile from the railroad devot at West Bloom. field, New Jersey, containing three acres of wood, the balance table land, and under n high state of eaten oa a fino as ning fruit irees—® pon apt Fg For particulars inquire of LYMAN KENT, ‘at the railroad depot West Bloomfield, N. J, or of GABRIEL KENT, % Croaby street, New York. Le OUSE AND LOT NO. 26 TWELFTH pode gg ty py venue. House ia good order and Feplete with modern conveniences. | Apoly on the premises in the evening. or at 165 front street, up staira. 5. E-SIX FIRST OLASS BROWN STONE FRONT OF ieee, = the cast side of Lexington avenae, north of Thirty-ninth cieeet; they are now just completed, with all the modern improvements. Apply on ‘the premit OR SALE— ‘second hand steam engine, 16 inch cylinder, 42 inch Ke oe wd four cylinder bollers, 80 inches in diameter and 35 feet lou. e, 12 inch oylinder and 20 inch stroke. One oe et ending, & iveh optiuder aud 14 neh stroke. One second band upright steam engine, 1) lunch cylinder and 26 inch stroKe, 10 engiue and boiler complete. Coe ttored baad tensa engice, Ginch cylinder and 29 inch Biroke. ‘One boiler, 42 in. diameter, 18 ft. long, with two 14 1a, flucs, 3 s peter, 2 ft. long, with two 12 in. flues. Bee eter Bh im dlameter, 14 ft long, with one 1d In. due. eight horse locomotive boiler. One titty horse Montgomery boiler. Al One ten bores wo eT MULGER, 89 Ann atreet, NV. ¥., and to WILD) wf Worth Second street, Hrookiya, K. D. Ru SALE~A SMALL COTTAGE AND LOT NO. 6280L Broome. Also 8 two story brick front ivan street, neat Brnor further information apply to Mr. Ho IGUN' corner of Broome aud Sullivan strosts. WILLIAMSU! (E-THE DVSIRABLE, THREE STORY MO- Fons ie ood order, No. 24 Warren place, Charies street, A large, portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Tobe seen from 2toSo'clock. Apply on the premises. —A_NEW FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT oe ec NO. 104 West Thirty third street, bevorenn venth and Kighth a ‘size 15x5) feet, with the modern jmprovements, Terms to sult the purcharer. Inquire of Mr. Videntine, on the premises, between 2 and 6 P. M. —A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BRICK BASE- OF eee No. 82l West Twrenty-ninth street, Toquire on the premises, or of WM. BEDELL, 177 West Thirty third st. (B—THR SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROOME Bene he atreets. Apply on the premises to P. OARO- MN .R—THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS NO. 21 SANE Ree ae rich ate two tree story brick bulldings, very Aesirable for manafacturin; purposes: will be sold low if ap- fied for soon. Apply to JOHN ROSS, real estate agent, No. Be highth svenue. 4 T HARLEM, TWO DESIRARLE LOTS ON Pe LNT faa meets, dlatant 288 feot west of Fin nve- uo, 25 feet by 19910, extending from street to street. Apply at the office oa. 8. STITT, 192 Broadway, N. Y. , R—-AT A BARGAIN, THE THREE STORY Po SAEEC and sub collar: brick house, 42x253¢ fret, with inodern improvements, and lot No. 38 Kast Bleventh strest, ‘north side, between Second and Third avennies; size of lot 254x100 teet. Half the purchase money may remain on. bond and mortgage. Inquire ‘on the premises of {&. 0. vUTCHER, 5 @ENTEEL HOUSE, COTTAGE STYLE, Fee eee marhio mantels, verandahs; front 22%, lot 25x100:10; located in the most desirable part of Williamabarg, a hort distance from the ferries, Terms easy. inquire of 0. BANKS. No. 6 maiden Inne, -BALE—ONS OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES IN a posable convenience, in perfect or: Ger, plesanntfocation. Price low; terms easy. A moternto ¥ wanling A neat, cory need only examing thin house to be sulted. Apply Kighteenth street. trom 8 t0 10 A- Nn ¥LEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENGLISH | BLM OF TMi ke DRAB Bin POR SALE HOUSE AND LOT 407 FOURTH STREET, neer the Bowery, suitable in all reapects for a large gen: tel family, Will be sold at a bargain, HOMER MORGAN, POR SALH—AT FORT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, AN elegant house and gronnds, containing 10 acres, runnin from the k ingsbridge road to the Hndson river. Also 1) or 2) acres, with unrivalled view, in same vicinity. By B. @, FIERO, 15 William street. OR SALE--ON BROADWAY, AT A BARGAIN, PER haps the cst destrable plot of four lots in front and one jo rear, berween Madiaon square xnd Fortieth street. Capt taliste wil! ootain particulars by applying immediately to R. GQ PIKROE, 15 William street, OR SALE—PIVE NEW FIRST CLASS THREE AND four story, high stoop, brown stone front houses, welt 1o- cated, corner of Second avenue and Kighteenth streot; all Modern improvements. Apply on the premises, or coraer of Fighteenth street and avenue B. j}OR SALE—ON MADISON AVENUE, AN ELEGANT full sized four story house, beautifully frescoed and fintsh- ed, with stable attached, Algo, an excellent house in Lexington near Gramercy place. 26x70; lot 100; three story, ‘op. Apply OR. G. PIKRCS, 16 William street OR SALE ON MURRAY BITI—AN ELEGANT first class four story house in Thirty four h street, brown tone front, built in snperior style, with every modern im. provement. Lot fullsize. Terma accommodating. Apply to YLIVS LYMAN, 51 Liberty street, (OR SALE CHEAP—IN WEST FORTY-FIRST STRERT north side, between Broadway and Sixth avenue, a three story and basement high atoop house, 20x18: lot 100 feat deen, All the modern improvements. Price $5700. Terma easy. Apply to J. VAN WAGNER, 168 West Forty-second strest, near Righth avenue. FOR SALE CHEAP—A THREE STORY HOUSE AgD J. VAN WAGNER, 158 West Forty-second street. {JOR SALE CHEAP, AND ON ISTHE VERY the three story and attic brick houre and pineteen years’ lease lot in Green street, near Fouston House 25x50; lot 100 feet de House in first rate order. Price $10,000. 1 88000 can remain, desirable three story and att! lot and twostory viable 189 Eaat Broadwey, corner of Jetfe son street. Alas, pha) ast Broadway. Apply to Dr. 8. WOOD, 189 Hast nae JOR SALE VERY LOW, FOR CASH -THE FOUR story brick dwelling No. 185 Weat Thirty-sixth stree gaa, water, &.; also 12 lots on Ninety ninth street, near Fifth avenne, Applyto RAY BROTHEGS, hardware merchants, No, 8 Dev street. OR SALE IN HOBGKEN—ONE OF THE BROWN stone honses opposite the ferry, fronting the Hudson river; the house is 25x40 feet, lot 25x100 feet, with all modern improve gas and water throughout the house: will be sold on fa- For particulars inquire at 199 Bloomileld street, aecond story, Hobo! {OR SALE OR EXOUANGE FOR MEROHANDISE—A valuable improved farm, lying in a healthy town in towa, mith a population of nearly 1000. ‘The farm contains L20 acres of prairie and timber land, with a fine stream running through it, op which are mi!) sites. For further particulars address Bi 1. Hoboken Post off) OR SALY OR EXCHANGE—IN PART PAYMENT FOR @boure and lot in New York or Brooklyn, 25 acres of y desirable jand with improvements. wel! located, immedi: Jotoing’a flourishing village in Wisconsin, beieg in the artof the Btate, on railroad ronte about half way ba- een Madison and Fond du Lac. For further particu ars ap- ly at 166 West Twenty-fourth street, in the eveaiag. Agents vii not be treated with, SALES OF REAL ESTATE: 10 FOUNDRY MEN AND MACHINISTS —FOR SaL& OR tolet, the premises know ae the Hercules Foundry, on ‘Thirty first street between Lexington and Third aveuues: bas | Bll the facilities for a large foundry and machine shop, such as engine, mochinery, &#.; has # front on Thirty -tirst sirvet of 125 feet, and one half the block in depth, with good sutantial buildings: will be leased to a tenant for s terms of yeurs. Apply lo 8. H. COOPER, hird avenue, first door, 4.800 “POR SALE, IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, THE a 3» ganrnarn built high sloop saree sory brick and brown stone basement house $17 Hicks street, near Degeaw, and abou five minutes’ walk from elther of the battery ferries; 8120 of house 20 by $0, lot 76 feet; avout six years built, and in good order: has gas fixtures. dry and spacious sub cellar, in & | neighborhood und desirable either as a residence or for weetment. Price asabave, more than haif of whiwh may re main, Apply to the owner, on the premises $6. OOO ECE SALE, THREE STORY STONE PRO. . '» perty on Ninth ave., weil let; good investment, 26,500; nice three story. bigh basement, on Forty eizbth street, $8'000; three story on ‘Thirty third street, near Nirth avenue, $1,500 cnsh; balance on mortgage, all with improvements, good locations, Call and examine, J, &. HATCH, 375 Ninth avenue. AOUSKS, RODMS, a., eu LR A RESIRABLE HOUSE IN WHITE STRERT TO LET Rent low; levse forasle. Two brick cottages, rents 3°25 Also & number of ovher houses, A few houses up town wanted, rents $600 to $1 600. THOMAS W. PITTMAN & CO., 307 Broadway. HANDSOME THREE STORY, BASEMENT AND UN- der cellar brown stone house, $60 Pactic street, near Bond, Brooklyn. Bath. gas fixtures’ Kent $500. alao atwo story basement and under cellar brick house. gas fixtures, «tc., 265 Dean street, Brooklyn, east of Powers street, $275. Also © three Baer. brown stove high basement house, modern im provements, Forty-first street, three doors west of Lexington avenue, New York. B. AUERBACH, 84 John street, N. Y., from 2 to 4. ROORLYN HOUSES TO LET.—FIRST CLASS BROWN stone hovses, 25 feet front, handsomely finished, with all ihe modern conveniences of furnace, bath room, hot and cold water up stairs, &c., being Noa 125 and 127 Quinton street, tae best pétt of the city, seven minutes’ walk from tke ferry. ‘Ap- ply to R. LEWIN, 122 Pearl street, New York. USINESS PLACES ON BROADWAY TO LET—ON the first floor, over the confectionery, 835 Broadway, south: west corzerof thirteenth street, suitable for milliners tatlors, dentists, artists, ke, Apply 10 JAS. DAILY, on the pre: mises. LACKSMITH'S SHOP AND FIXTURES 10 i.E7—i60 Maiden lane, afew doora from South treet; an old eatabe ished place. Apply onthe premises, or HICKS & BELL, 68 south street. (OUNTRY SEATS TO, LET OR FOR SALL—A NEAT J two story cottage. containing fourteen rooms, very pretily. situated in the town of Westehester, on five acres of ground, or more if required, fourteen miles from the City Hall, Location .d perfectly healthy. Also, a new two story basement house, next adjoining the above, containing eleven rooms, beautifully situnied on four acres or more of ground, with ® conch house, &s. Both places fre surrounded with fruit trees. shrubbery, ae , and reached in about an hour by railroad, or by wagon or al>op, possibly by steamboat, and are next adjoining the subscriber's real- deuce. Inquire of JAMES CONNER, 29 Beekman street, MIEAP RENT—TO LET, THE FIRST FLOOR OF TAR J house 48 Fitieth strect, first house from Broadway, aonth side, consisting of three rooms, with marble mantels; also, a small kiteben and front basement. Inquire within, or of G, CLELAND, 317 Filth avenue, before 9 in the morning or after 6 in the evening. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO HOUSES, NEARLY pew, ov one lot (front and rear), now occnpitd by good tenants and renting for about twelve hundred dollars per year; good location, Seventy five per cent ot the purchase money remain. "Would exchange for a small farm or a place in rsteheater county. Address, stating particulars, JOHN v DOOLWY, Herald offlee. OR SALF OR FXCHANGE—FOR FikST OFA83 PRO- perty m hw city, 40 lots on Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth Atrecis, between Feuth snd Eleventh avenues, and |lo- ented only two blocks from the nouth end of Central ‘Park. Ap- ply to THOMAS MACFARLAN & SONS, 180 Tenth street, near Third avenue, OR SALE. OR EXOHANGH-—FOR A GOOD FARM ON the Hudeon river or improved property in this city, 30 lots in South Brooklyn, on Kighteenth and Nineteenth streets and Tepthavenue. Apply to THUMAS MACFARLAN & SONS, 180 Tenth street near Third avenue. (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A COUNTRY SEAT OR form at Newark, two miles from Chestnut atreet depot, conteining 87 acres, with fine house and excellent stable, goo orehards, fine fruits, 126 pear trees; location high and healt; je near the residences of Captain Nye and Professor J.P: Mapes; bas a good view of Neware Bay, Staten Island ond New York city. Apply to R. G. PIFROK, 15 William street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THIS S citys farm of 267 acres, at Binghamton, on the Krie Ratlroad; has two dwellings, and is well divided tnto lota, clearing and timber; one of the best farming districts ia the State. Apply to R 'G. PIERCE, 15 William etreet. OR SALE OR TO LET—IN ONE OF THE MOST DEST- rable locationt in South Brooklyn, convenient to South and Wallstreet ferries, and also to the Fulton ferry lice of cars, & neat brown stone front dwelling house; three story besement and snbcellar; has all the modern improvements, situated at No. 18 Harrison atreet, between Olinton and Court streeta_ For terma apply to FOSTER & LOPER, No. 4 Sands street, Brooklyn, or to TRUESDELI, & O0., No. 141 Pearl street, N. Y. Can be seen from 12 till 3 o'clock. OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A BRAUTIFUL, VILLA with bishly Improved grounds, the whole 1a perfect omer situated in the most desirable part of the village of Flushing LI. Terms moderate. Immediate posession may be ha: Apply to JOHN LIVINGSTON, 128 ‘Broadway, back rooms, third story, or 10 G. WINTER, 130 West Fourteenth street. OK SALE OR TO RENT—A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY seat, at Yonkerg, on the Hudson river; contains about three quarters of an acre; has stable, garden, water throughout the house, with every conven ce for a pri vate family, Will be sold On favorable terms or rented to a gatisfactory family, Rent $1,200. Apply to H. W. BASH- FOKD, Post ofice, Yonkers, or to ABRAHAM BELL'S SONS, s Fark row, or’ THOS. J. STEWART, 30 Pine street, New orl OR SALE. OR TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS ATA Jow rent.—One of the grandest and most popular enter- ininment places tn the elty of New York, with allthe fixtures nd properties belonging to the sume; the’ building. is the oni one of iis bind in regard to structure. size (holds 5,000 persons), snd other particulars; suttable and practicable for a largs theatre, circus, or other purposes; the property lying on one of the prinelpal thoronghiares In New York, Parties with means will find this a safe and profitable investment. Full partion lars given by letter or otherwise by LEWIS EB. STANTON, Counselior i law, 77 Nasean street, from 11 o'eloek A.M ull o'clock P. Me (OR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN property—The fine brown stone honse No. 108 West Thir- ty elghtb street, near Seventh avenue. Apply to AARON A. Bec mee ‘262 South street, N. Y., or 30 Wyckoff street, rooklyn. OR SALE, TO LET AND EXCH ANGE—HOUSES, LOTS, farms, &c. Tt will save you time, troubie and expense if you want the above to call at, my otice. | Yon will getlocation, style and price, Have you the like to dispose cf? If so, give sme the particulars riahinway. No charges unless T sell you roperty. N. B.—My office roadway, up stairs. . JAMES ROWE, OOD IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED WESTERN OK Southern oer wanted in exchange for a }: as. gortment of deairable meretandie, i good order. and adgoted to the conntry trade. Ney le ir Or mor s taken *“DINGRE'& HOLDEN, No. 9 Nasaet street ANDSOME BROOKLYN PROPERTY.—FOR SALE. ON First place, a first cinas house. stable and six lots of ground, running through to Second piace, tastefunly laid out, and altogether a very desirable residence. For further par: ticnlarsapplyto WM. A. COIT, 15 Naesau sireet, New York. NOUNTRY HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE AT / Southport, Ct—A beautiful and roomy two. story wooden house, surrounded with verandaba, delightfully located, with fine garden, and the grounds supplied with an abundance of fruit trees; two minutes’ walk from three churches and rail- rond depot, with sea bathing at hand. Apply to JONATHAN GODEKEY, at Southport, or to WAKEMAN, DIMON & CO., 73 South street, DINING AND OYSTER SALOON TO LRT—HAS BEEN established three yeara and done a profitable business. To ihe right party a lense’ will te given for a term of years, quire at 20 and 21 East street, foot of Delancey. OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI- dence, with a fine garden, stable, &c., in Audubon park, 185th street, Hudson river; very few country places compare with this in beauty of location and convenience to the city. Apply to HENRY W. JOHNSON, 90 Wall street. URNISHED MOUSE TO LET—THE THREE STORY high baeement and attic house, No.1 Abingdon square, Turnisbed in first class style. For particulars Inquire ga tbe premises, between 11 and 4 o'clock. OUSE TO LET--NEAR MADISON PARK, THE three story English basement house 47 East Twenty- third street, north side; will be rented to a gooltenant. Pos- session given Ist ofMay. Apply to .0. 0. & H. M. TABER, 76 Wallstreet. ‘OUSES TO LRT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—THE, most desirable four story firat clase brown ‘etoce front! bouses 65and 57 West Twenty-third street, occupied for the last alx years as a first clase boarding Rouge, Inquire of ‘Mrs. LUDLAM, on the premises, OUSE TO LEP—A NICE TWO STORY, BASEMENT and attic brick house, 110 Easex street, containing four- ieen rooms, in good order, ‘suitable for a boarding house, or will be let to one or two genteel {einilies. Inquire at 114 Keaex street, OFTS TO LET—OF THE STORE 56 GOLD STREET. They are well lighted. Inquire of CHARLES LOUK- WOOD, 126 ChamLers street. AWYERS’ OFFICES TO LET—ON THE THIRD FLOOR ‘of the brown stone building southeast corner of Sroad way and Liberty atreet, to be arranged bo sult tenants. Appl to H. ©. CADY, 29 Wall street, or to GEORGE BUOKHaM, room 49 Trinity Buildiog, 111 Broadway. FFICES TO LET—84 WALL STREET—ONE LARGE fice on first floor, in the rear; also, offices on second, third and fourth floors. ’ Apply to E. E. AND&RSON, 123 Nas: sau street, and to the porter in the building. STABLE TO LET.—THE SPACIOUS BRICK STABLE NO. 18 Thied street, suitable for a private establishment. Ap: Ply tg, A. M GRAIG, OL Wallsireet, or 10 0, VAN KUED, ‘ourth street. TEAM POWER AND ROOMS TO LET-THREE OF ‘them 25x75, windows on three sides; also small rooms will be let low to good tenai Any amount of steam power can be had. Also for sale, a good 24 iach planmg ie. Ap: ply to P. M. WILSON, 117 Prince street. (0 LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING douse, replete with all the modern improvements, No. 42 President street, between Columoia and Van jrant streets, Brooklyn, Le 1. “Apply at Aroue Fire Insurauoe Company, 3 treet 3 Ts LET—TWO FIVE STORY STORES, EAST SIDE OF Rutgers street, 19x60 each; good stand for grain and feed business, chip stores, ac. Apply to THOMAS HITUHUOUK, 5) William street, from 1 to 4 F. be LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND STORY ‘of house No. 448 Fourth near Second avenue, con- sisting of two parlors, wita fold rs and pantries, two bed- forms and Talk basetoent, “uan*be sous tions 1 till 4 o'clock PO LET-WITH STEAM POWRR, SUITABLE FOR A machine shop or any henry manufacturing, the whole or Gne bulf of @ room ou the first foor, 60 by 90 feet, with cet Ib feet high, at 15 Vandewater strest. ©. A. ALVORD, 10 LET—AT LOWER RAVENSWOOD, L. I., OPPO- aite Fittieth street, a dwelling-house and ontbuildinge, with two acres of land, on the river, now oconpied by Mr. Smith. Also, a dwelling house and acres of land opposite. Can be reached by steamboats or stages at all houra of the day Inquire at 49 Third avenue, of HIRAM MERITT, OTEL FOR SALR.—A LARGE HOTEL AND STABLES, with two acres of ground, intersected by the New York and New Haven Railroad, about twenty miles distant from this city. |For information appiy to 8. SMITH, Westcheater House, Bowery, from 8 to 10.4. M. ag LET—IN TWENTY-THIRD STREET, A FEW DOORS from Second avenue, an English basement house, with ail modera conveniences, to a good Foapooalble venant. it will be let very low. Apply to A. LIVINGSTON, 19 Beekman str ‘OQUSES FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS.— ‘No. 171 Fast Seventeenth street, near Stuyvesant square; also, No. 102 Kast Fortieth street, near Lexington avenue. Every modern improvement, Apply to JAMES ‘SURK, JR, No. 2 Barclay street, or 113 West Phity alzth atrect. Ao FOR SALE—NO. 26 NINTH STREET, NORTH aide, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 28 feet wide, Eag- iish basement, four stories high, brown sione front; but superior manner by days work; ® large library room, kitchen and Jaundry in the extension; parlors 40 feet deep, and exten- sion 68 feet, admitting a beautiful light all over the house; hot and cold water on every story. Terms made easy. Farther particulars inquire of H. DEXTER, 1dand 16 Avn street, up ira. gee ae ~FOR voce A gana CLASS HOUSE, with eleven rooms anil basement, A y nired, ‘situniad on the corner of Sixth street, nnd Besron Koad, five minutes’ walk from Harlem depot. Stages pass every hour to connect with the steamboat, and the hi nda pags Sead oe re front.F = SW; per cent ensh, and the rest on bo mortgage term of years. Apply to WM, KAY, on the pres en. bh #? ROPERTY IN SIXTH WARD City Hall place and 46 Park street, each about 24 by 90, and could be improved as ove lot, of 13) feet in depth, with a front ga each street. Apply at 39 Willlam street, room 4, s¢- con 3 ‘PUILADELPHTA HOUSE FOR SALY Of BXCHANGH- For real estate or half cash. . Prieg, $6,000. Location 183 ina 185 Fourth street. Willamaburs. ‘The hotel ean aceommo- ate 200 persons in ]00n; also five beau Hard tab marble bede, made by the best makers In New. York. Call on the premises. KE, L. TUCKER. FOR SALE—NO, 28 M. or 5to6 P. tween Third and Second avenues, No. 6 of the row of twelve brown stone front. high stoop; has ali the modern fm: pon — aaa ‘and finished in the best manner, inquire on the premises, Fs SALR—THE TWO LOTS, WITH BUILDINGS, 12 on the premises, 215 Bast POR, Bare HOUSE IN THIRTIETH STREET, Bw. ‘and 14 Pell street together Sxs0 feet, about 100 feet west the owery, eee for buildings’ for manufacturing i 1o terms foronsh In- rarpouess wr fw aad Om enay torres foe cay, 895 Canal street RK SALE—FOUR BRICK COTTAGES, BEING TWO stories, basement and cellar, containing eight rooms, good tries, Noished in good sty}e; gee all through, water ia baae- AW each. Termarasy. Apply remisea, corner of DeKalb ave- and Graham surest, Rast Brooklyn, two blocks from Mvetle (OK SALB—ON MADIBON AVENUE, NO. 178, A SPLEN- did brown stone front house, on a full size lot; house 6) t de four atories, with basement and under cellar, replete wih allie inodern improvements, Inquire of JW. FIRLD. ER, on the premises, JPOk SALE—THR NOUSH AND LOT NO. 138 WASH I ington atreet, between Vhird and Fourth streets, Hoboken; houne iwo story, Htc and basement; lot 25 feet b Be amg a Te Wt oat tae Wr a) ’ i Bivboxrn, oracis Montgomery atroet, N. ¥. ington street, SOR BALR—A ESIDENOR, Mopaay Dullt house and outolidines, 12 miles trom New Vos, fronting Long Imand Sound. For particulars toquire of Wal WONT, Nov d AUAntic wiceet, Brooklyn, from 8 Wo 1g amdS vo S o'clock. ‘7; price OCKLAND COUNTY FARM FOR SALF OR EX. ‘chnoge, 124 acres. plenty of fruit, apring and brook, tree inten (rom Granay Polit and Haveratraw; market for all kinds or luce on tt ym Pree I BLERCKRR, SON & 00., No. 7 Rrond street. KI RCT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON MORRAY SS) Hitl—One or six lotein Weat Thirty eighth str near Fifth avenue; one or six lots in Kast Thirty-eigbth near Madison avenne; four jots on Fifth avenue, with three in the Fear tiree Tots. on Fifth avenue, with Ave in the rear; one cor. ner lot on Fifth avenue, 388x150, with stable privilege; four lots u'thiny fourth ree betvegn” Fath arene and frond Parcela ot above, with builders’ loans, by It. G. PIRROE, 15, William atreet. WO STORY FRAME COTTAGE FOR SALE IN BROOK- taining wo pariory four edronms, froat ani Sider hne pas dssares, aod jot every Tespest desicable. Wise fon, baw gas ctu ev je Of lot 70 by 20 fort. Pico, $2,400, one halt of win can Te. Museum. ny! sy jueeum: bchegehstadlersysy CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.—FOR SALE OR RX- change, « farm situated in the elty of Brooklyn, contain- Deere inise is pikes Cd rope a nd mo to wihs AM H. HARRISON, 79 and 81 Corkiandtstrcet, New ork. ALUABLE FARM ON THE Ta VAT Atkatil G valustle fart SB oer eee with frnit of all kinds; a good house, barn and other o ithonses Wie eold vary cheap. Apply to VAMES Green oon catate broker, No, 8 Wail mrvots a 10 LET—HALF OF A DOUBLE CUPOLA HOUSE, filed in wit brick, with a garden of eight lots, ten miles from the city, eight mioutes’ walk from Tremont, Westchester, depot, plank road, ocoupted by the owner, one person. Rent will be moderate. Unexoeptionadle references given and re- quired. For particulars apply at 377 Zowery. 10 LET—THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT HOUSE 835 Pacibe street, near siond etreet, itrooolvy, convenient to care and stages, and in x genteel neighborhood; ‘rent very low toa yood tenaui. “Inquire ai tbe houne, or of M GISBS, 106 tr T° LET—IN WEST THIRTY-SKCOND STREET, A FOUR story brown stone front, English basement house aad far- niture for sale. inclucing 4 spie did rosewood pb fistures. For particulars apply to WAL F. HELA! street, room 4. 0 and xas ‘21 Nassau 10 LET—THE LARGE AND ELEGANT SHOW ROOM on the second flo lished bouse fur Canal street. Po 10 LET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, THE UPPER partot & frat cliss house: gas hot and cold water, bit Toor, helis, speekiue pipes, water closmia, ke, tu honss, con Misting of aeven rooms on seoond and taied Soon. Apply at 143 past Jhirtteth street Kent $400 is = 0 LET —A HOUSE, WITH ABOUT TEN LOTS OF | ground, situated on the sovth side ot Fifty-seventh street between First and secoud avenues Apply wD. & A. KI NUS LAND & SUTTON, 55 iron street 10 LET~TWENTY ACKES OF LAND; ALSO 4 LIME, brick and coal yard; xc etand (or ortsiners, on Newtow greek; joins the brooklyn line. Also « Orat raie gpot for « fie: tory. (Pienty of [room oo . Inqnice oF DANTE WILITR, Hat Wiliamsborg, 244 miles froin the ferrtes, DENCE, 18 the town of Westchester. about thirteen miles fom the City Hall, New York. For psrticniare tnqmee of MV. B. WATSON, Surrogate'a oflive, 4) Park row, before 3 PV ITO LETSATE FOUR STORY BRICK BUILDING, CON: taining about fifty rooms, Nos. 17 and 19 Catharine slip opposiie Catharine market, Andin the immediate vicinity of Lrookiyn ferry. “ibe butlding is in good order, admirably Adapted for a Festaurant, boarding and lodging house. or for ® respectable emigrant or asilora’ boarding house. The entire building or the upper part would be leased, separately or to- getherjon very favorable terms to agoud tenxnt, and posses sion given immediate'y, Apply to WM SMITH. onthe premises up slairs, or 19 T. DONNELLY, 8 Leberty street, MPO LET—A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RE! O LET—TWO FOUR STORY BE DWETATNGG, with all the modern improvementa, io Kast Thirty third street, between Lexington and Third avenues ‘$700 and $780. | Apply ut 105 Bust Yhirty third street, or at 87 Park row, room 1s, PO, LET <A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS COTTAGE mane and ouitbu fn the village af Long Branch. N. o., suitable for a private family er boarding house Apply to FAS. GREG, 112 Fulton street, or W. KR. MAPS, Long Brasich, (T° LET THRE VERY NEAT BROWN 8TO Fnglish basesaent houses, located on Twentieth street, tween Firet end Bess nues, contrining every content ence for name) family. Pessession given Lamediately, .p: MAUFAKLAS 4 SONS, 180 Tenth street, near to TR 7° LET—PART OF A FIRST GLASS HOUSH.—4 Indy, with one chili. will rent part of her house. situate | od neighborhood and conventent to cars and stages ‘sein imwedintely Ca)! at lsd West Twenty -fifth etree’ uth and Figh'h aveoues Sit sor ro as THE THREE STORY AND ATTIO RNG) basement house 24x52 feet, No. 35 Seventh avenue, ner of Thirteenth street, tn good order: modera improvements, including chandeliers. Ac. ect 4906 per annum. Apply tod. WINTER. 120 West Fourteenth street. fourth deor above Seventh avenue. [0 JET ITBE UPPER PART OF TIE BOTLDING 718 Broadwny, corner o1 Wasliivgton plice, contatning tw ty-one rooms, with kitchen, range, hot and old water ba‘, Sec. Apply io W. H. WrLLER, in the store, 0: LET—RENT £900~TO TWO GENTLEMEN (FRIENDS) and their families, a first clags brown. stone front house three stories, basement and sub-cellar, with ali the modern io provemenis’ throughout, in perfeet order, aud in pleasant and genteel neighborhood, convevlent for business tn the lower part of the city. The boure is 60 arranged that each family may have hele own xitchen, parton. bath ronm ant sleeping rooms entirely separate ‘com the other, if they se fit. For particulars apply to W. WHALEY, 64 Cedar street, between 1! and 8 o'cloe! 10 LET—WITH IMMECIATE POSSESSION, THE PRE: mises 40) West street, suitavle for a feed store, in a good Joestion; rent low to a'good tenant, Inquire of a. M. FAN- NING, 269 Bowery. 10 LET—THE BASEMENT OF STORE 51 BEEKMAN sireet: w lense for three years will be given; now rented fora paper store. Apply to DUNCAN, WhST & SHARP, 51 Beekman street. 0 LET—AT LOW RENTS, TO SMALL AMERICAN families, foors through, consisting of five rooms, with }wth, Croton water, &c., in the modern house in West’ Nive: teenth street, between Beventh and Kighth avenues. Apply at the office, 140 West Nineteenth atrert, between Laud 4 P.M 10 LET—AT CLIFTON. STATEN apd 43¢ acres ot ground, barn and plete, For particulars apply to Wit mre room 4. (T° LET PAE STORES NOS. 270. 21, 28, 285 and 23 aval street, near hroad@ay. The store corner of Broad Way and Canal sirevt. ‘The second story of bonse corner o. Krosdway and Lispenard street. The houses 127 (Greene and 151 Woosver at A cottage house aod tive acrea of ground at Guitenburg, NJ." Apply to P. DICKIE, 287 Canal wireet, between 12 and | o'clock P. M. TPO TRINA LARGE ROOM, 40x80 FRET, WITT an windows; also yeeveral smaller rooms adapted for ligh mechanical business. Apply on the premiers. 33 ann street corner af Theatre alley. ISLAND, A HOUSE ontbuildiigs. all eam FL HELNS, 2U Nassaa KEKCA, Printer. THE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. {T° BENT—COTTAGES, AT PORT RICHMOND, STATEN Isinod. near the landing on reasonable terms. *Appty to FN. Keughwout, #sq., near the premises, orto ®, V. HAUGH. WOUT, corver of Brokdway and Broome street, 10 RENT—ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT STEA dpi ASI and 183 Mercer tree’. EK, V. HAUGH: WOU, corner ot Brondway and Broome street To BENNO, 00 BROADWAY AND NO. 134 CROSBY street. ‘The above building, 28 feet front by 20) feet deep, Tunaing through to Crosby street will be renied for five years Ate ebenp rent to a good tenant. Apply to & V. HAUGH- WOU, corer of Hroudway und Broome street © PENT—CORWER OP BEOOND PLACE AND COURT kireet, Brooklyn, « three story brown stone front house, in rect ode EV. MAUGHWOUT, pe Corner of Broadway and Broome street. (PO DENTETS. STO Lev, THE TAREE STORY BOUSE No. 2¢ niiable piace form dentist, Ay And painters’ aup- mare, corver of Oliver street. TP REATISISSTO LET, FOR TWo YEARS, OFFICR yy and room ‘over them, at 53 Bleecker stew near roadway rent $365. Apply to J. BISCO, No. 15s K third street, or to J. SMITH DODGE, No. 19 Raa eoth street,” The lease of said bouse and let, wish pri vilege of purebase, for le. Br Ee ‘0 BUTCHERS —TO L&T, IN BROOKLYN, TH2 HOUSE corner of Fulton jast five years as the Market, aud itis the beat location for any respectable business House contaics store, 1% rooms, basement, ac. Kent $6008 year Inouire of Me VERSFELT, 62, next door. | BARF AND OTHER LOTS —T0 LEASE, TAK BLOCK of ground bounded by Forty-first and Forty second eta Fleventh avenue and North river. Also lots on Thirty- ninth, Forueth and Forty-first streets, CHARLES E, APPLEBY, 105 Broadway, Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company. ess Viride, Broadway Pi —THE SOBSORIRER, WHO 5 ur’ pe, ia desirons of disnosing of his hich has been established in Hoboken aad Is now doing an excellent RARE CHANG abont to leave for reotype gallery, eriod of our yenrs, ness, being the only cones*n of the kind Iu the place. If de- fired the Pousebold furniture will be sold in conrection with the galery. Should the purchaser be nnacquainted with the busioess, iostraet wn without addition te. Apply af 19. Keekmun street, ‘second floor, New York, @ Mr. CUPrPAiDGE, or at 144 Washington street, fourth floor, Hobo- ken. T RUG STORE FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH tles, drawers, scales, counters, with cases BOT. five vearw leane will be given of store and banse. Apply to W. K. WHIT- FORD, 256 Henry etreet, corner of Scammel, N. ¥., or to K FORESTER, corner of Haltic and Smith streets, Brodkiyn. pres STORE FOR SALE~DOING 4& GOOD BUSTI- eae; terms east. Apply ov the premises, 192 Kast Iroadway. corner of Jefferson street. POR SALE THE STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF THE Bold established grocery store situate on the northeast cor ner of Fourth and South Pourth streets, Williamsburg, together with the hore and wagon employed in the business, is aow of- fered for gale for cash Apply on the premises. POR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY STABLE, fiivated up town, and doing a firstclags business, and haa been estnt lished for the last twenty years, the sok congisting of seven first claas carriages, and horses, and sleighs, robes, &c., suitable for the business Kor farther Jnformation iaqaire of Voorbies & Pomroy, carriage manufacturers, Itand 16 amity place, between Bleecker and Amity streets, FOE SALETA CAMPHRNE, FLUID AND ALCOHOL ronte, with horee, wagon and fixtures complete, Old es. tablished ang doing « good cash business, which ean be seen by going on the wagon, ‘The owner 8 leaving, and will sell it cheap. Inquire of JOUN CARRIGAN, 444 Greenwich street, PCR SAUESTHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A grocery store now doing a yood family trade, in a good lo- catton #008 chance for a German or Irishman. Apply at GU F icat avennie. UR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THR grocery atore corner of Bleecker and Amos, with lease. Can be altered int two wores, If requred. | Apply to J. & D. HUST AN, 2.2 Fulton street, oF at the siore, 8 ieecker at. A VAINARLE DOCK PROPERTY AT Voughkeepsle, 2 feet river front by 200 feet deep, with substantial frame and brick paildings thereon; the most fesir: bie proverty on tee North river tor manufacturing pugpowes, Will be sold at agrest sacrifice. Apply to STRATLON & GREEN 96 Broadway. FoR SAMecTER LESS# OF HOUSES NOS. 14 AND 76 North Moore’ street, on the southwest corner of Grees- wich & reet. togetber with the #inek nat trade ‘of the grocery, by provision and Market business, #o soecesefuily carried on the present proprietor for the past eight years; also the lease, stock sail trade vf tbe grocery and Ijuor store No 415 Greca: wich etreet on the northeast corner of lease of touse avd tore, with rev brick stable in the rear, No. 92 Norih Moore street, on the southexst corer of Washington street. Inquire of J. NELSUN, on the premises. OR SALF—$500. —THF STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of an old established botanic family medicine and roo beer store; also fancy articles, stationery, segars, wines and liguers, or ® partner preferred. apply at 173 Third avenue, bear Seventeenth street \0 LET—FOR ONE YEAR, OR LONGER IF REQUIRED, . embaininy house §6 Franklin street, pear lroadws seven parlors, ten bedrooms, five bathrooms, kitchen, al} i good order and mostly occupied he young «1 tlemen; rent $1,200 and taxes. Apply to J. BISOU, 158 Kast Twenty-third street, orto J. SMITH DODGE, 10 Bas: Seven- teenth sireet 10 LET~THE VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAME welling, with twenty-two lots attached, on Fonrteenth street, between Fourth and Flith avenues, South Brooklen. The house 1 delighttully sitnated, with conservatory, trees, sbrut stable, shed, and every convenience. Apply to SAMUBL FROST, 90 South William atrert, N.Y. ‘0 LET TO PHYSICIANS OR DENTISTS, &c.—TAR Hig anette had first floor of pee 00 Greene street; nilgo two furnished lodging rooms, for single gentlemen. = p) Mrs. PRADL¢ Y, a8 abov viata Rie 10 LET, IN ROBOKKN-SEVERAL FIRST CLASS dweilings, at very low rents, and parts of houses and mail apartments near the ferry. Also houses and lots for sale in the city, end farms, houses and lots for sale or to let at Went Hoboken, Hackensack, Hudson city, &c.. Ae. Apply to M. C. GAILLARD, 51 Washington street, Robéken, N.J- ind 10 LET IN BROOKLYN—THE LOWER PART OF A firstelans three story brick house 251 State street, Brook- lyn. Possession given immediately. Apply on the premises, or at 84 beaver sireet, New York, tp stairs. 10. LET ON FIRST MARCH-—FOURTA FLOOR, IN house 10) West Twenty-fith street, convaiaing fire rooms, with gas and Croton water, to a amall respectable family. wea children. Apply on the premises, “Kent $11 per mon 10 LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE—NOS. 64 AND 66 Duane atreet, running through to Manhattan place, giving two fronts and affording good light: will be let, leased or soid, separately or together. As this partof Duane street will be Wwisened to correspond with the street west of Broadway, the Jocation is desirable. Inquire at 29 Beekman street, of JAMES CONNEK & BONS. 10 LET OR LEAS®—FOR THREE YSARS, THR FIRST T' class brown stone dwelling house, No. 45 wast Tweaty- first strget having all the medern improvementa. May be geen trom 2to4.P.M. For terms and permit to see the pre- mises apply at 127 Ninth street, or No.7 Broadway. EDWARD M. GREENWAY, No. 7 Broadway. 0 LET OR LEASK.—THR DESIRABLE FIVE STORY brick balding northwest corner of Canal and Biteabeth streets, suitable for # restaurant or boarding house, having twenty-one nished bedrooms. Ifdesirad the building will be enlarged and altered into splendid finished lofts, sultable for maniifacturing, or almost any other business.” Apply to JAMES H. THORDE, 34 Elizabeth street, near Canal sirect, LET OR LEASE—HOUSE AND STORE 278% GRAND Tsireet. Possession immediately, if required. Fer parties, ‘ars inquire on the premises. (PO LUT—IN HOBOKEN, IN THE BRST PART OF THR city, the floors, stores and basements in the three most ele- ant but four storv brick houses Nou. 163, 165 and 167 Wash. {ngton street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, Kach floor contains nine rooms, viz: one parior, one altting room, four bedrooms, one dining room, one kitchen and one bathroom, containing at the same time water closet and washetand; gas and water idan every foor, and every floor haa tio wn gaa. ometer; each floor is 70 feet deep and 25 feet wide, The stores fare also 70 feet deep and 25 feet whie, and suitable for adr goods, eer aes ann or clothing business. The basement are &) feet . and suitable for ® barber, harnessmaker, crockery and toy stores. Y ag eH bP RS Paid 8 frry weet, Oroton a. and fn complete or. der, "Possession immediately. Rent 376, onnend BERT, 64 Cortlandt street. sth PO TTT MODERN THRER STORY AND attic house, No. 5 Albion place, (414 Fourth rep! ete with every convenience for a I family; how by 50 feet. Lot 170 feet deep, with inoee ut de. with oF without the stable. Apply to A. M. GREIG, 61 Wail street. (NO LET—A MOST DESIRABLE THRER sTO1 basement house on Tomphias-aventier rookie “rene, with improvements; five. lots tastefully inid out tn ‘and segs oF tan songs otraek. Wor parioaey cose co KOWR, ISI Broadway, lati T° LET—AT 50) BROADWAY, bind OPPOSITE tm the premise o of FW: BERONG, H ‘ed THE STORE NO. 45 Poutor. STREFT. ‘Apply to PH Wi 3 JOSRI atreet, WOODS & SAUNDERS, 43 Fron otro. MP9, LET FOR WORK, SHOPS, £0., SRYRRAT, nooNS ‘in the house No, 18 Trinity place, suitable ). Ber "For terms Apply’ Wd. Me CHILTON oo LET. —A SMALL FAMILY HAVING MORI ) than they nire would *wish to dispose of tthe] Syremiee 4 wo! cae with Oy of kitehen; hve lenaant uated, Ra nReR modern tmpro nents, Apply a 19 Weel Thirty fourtuniregts eee 0 LEY OR LRASE—THE HOUSE NO. 27 NINTH AVE- nue, situated on the corner of Ninth avenue and Thirteenth street, now occupied, and has been for ten years, aes liquor store, and now doing ® first rate business; ‘rent $700 per an- Bum; Apply to HOBERT USHER, JR. 162 West Thirty. fourth street, (po LET OR LEASE—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE- fs mest corner. ae = oly: located; central and genteel residence: it contains twenty rooms, two vaults, gas fixtures, jorder. Apply on the premises, 132 Lexinj fue, corner of Bwenty ninth atreet. — i ef LET OR LEASE—THE THREE STORY FURNISHED area ai the tetera tprovemeae " leraive ae te wlth i Premises, oF at No.5 William aurvet, "= Tmawire on the ‘0 LET OR LEASE, FOR FIVE YEARS—A BAKER'S sore, wilh good oven and store fixtures; three floors of ur room each a pply on the premises, norih wes: oor per of Twenty eighth street aud Second avenue. FOX SALES TBE, STOCK, FIXTURES, | Ac liquor store, Known as Decatnr House, 81 Seventh street, Exiahlished over seven years. Will be disposed of cheap for ens FOR SALE-4 RESTAURANT, THE BEST LOCATION in the city, No 78 Liberty #tceet, two doors east of Broad: way, and near the Post ofiee, with lease, at very cheap rent. Will'be sold very cheap, as the owner is going to the country. FOE, SALES A FIRST RATE NEW DOUBLE TAREAD sewing machine, Grover & Baker's stitch, warranted to rive satisfaction, and the purchaser learned to operate it if de- sired. Price $80. Inquire at 129 East Twenty sixth street. OR SALE—A SkT OF SHELVING, WITH ¢ braces pd six panel counters, bi fitting np w store will fied tina p. Apply ath nty-ecoud str Fo, SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE id established (ancy store #21 Kighth avenue. Any ver son wishing to engage in the above business will fiad this a fa- vorable cpportunity It is one of the best locations on the ave- nué. and has «large run of custom. For farther particulars inguire on the premises POF, SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES Fea ening tore, and the lenge of the store and bouse cheap For furher particulars inquire oa the premises, ‘Wet street, opposite pier No 4 North river.” Pe YROCERY FOR SALE—ONE OF THE VERY BEST corpers and business stands, favorable lease, at low rent; dsomely fitied up, well selected stock, frst class trade, aad established. ‘Terms liberal BIGGS & SOUTHWTOR, 84 Nassau street. YDRAULIC PRESS OF GREAT POWER FOR SALE, At 117 and 119 Troy street. EWELRY SCORE FOR SALE—INCLUDING LEASE, oe} Sxtures and stock, or part of stork, which is small. in one of the best avenues, Address A. B., box 3,835 Post office. TERY STABLE FOR SALE—LOCATED IN ONE OF 1 tne very beat netphborbeods in tbe woper part ofthe ey. ot low. with five years’ lease if’ required. THOS. DOYLE, 140 Kidridge street, ’UNred- aauire of ‘ONEY—HOW TO MAKE IT.—BUY THE RIGHT OF Right '* ape rig Ope for y or county. The heatest, cheapest and best. rotects grass pis she tive clothes out of the way, and saven tightonchlon.” Far sete by 0. A. DURGIN, 335 Broadway, room No, 3, Send for a eir- chiar. Retail price $10. MANURACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE—WELL ES. tablished, fe, and very profitable business; stock, tx- tures and tools complete, and in full and sue-easfal operation. Unusually good chance and terme offered, BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nasean street. APER MILT, FOR SALE—TWO-THIRDS PAY TAKEN In thearticle made, aitnaten in Morristown, New Jersey, 22% feet head, and full, ‘never failing stream. Mill in good con: dition. Apply to CARBON & HARD, 44 Beekman street, JAFES FOR SALF.—ONE LARGE JEWELLER'S SAFE, ‘with 61 draws, lined with velvet; three second hand ssfes of Herring's: leo, two Wilder's pavent safes, with powder proot locks. for aale at great bar at No. 132 Water street, near Wall sireet, EWING MACHINES FOR SALE.—SINGER’S NO, SP Urorer Aakers quilting and. family: Wheeler € ait" gon's, all sizes, second band, o for cash, Machines Dought, exchanged and repaired, by C, A. DUBIN, No. 835 Broadway, room 3, up stairs, ALOON FOR SALR—-AMONG THE BEST LOCATED, dot a established and profitabie busine 4 pa Mg | mones ist Y making NIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 8¢ Nasenn street 0 LET, LEASE OR FOR SALR—THR LARGH STORE Te ind four ory brick house, with basement and oyunter cellar, on the Contre and Duane streets, Stcupied as.n grocery store for the Inst stxteen years, ‘and as ‘a. stand as any fi the olty for that business, “it would also Sawer for manufacturing PUFpOSes or a large boarding house, an there ae cont, Wik Rives ewouas ight oF why Soeee. dot) 1B, for any pu det en oat temas GTRS Ona o. Ga it Place, room No. 4. LEASE—T0R BELMONT HOUSE, AT NEW ion which ia probably the most healthy, siry acto Joyable house in this vicinity. “The hotel was formerly ocett pied by Petwler, and contains about eighty rooms, with ample accommodations for 15) boarders. There are two family cot- werint accompany ihe property, extensive, grounds and | ‘views, unsurpassed eye the Hudson. ‘the hotel is now | oak Le Lapa iy this city, 5 all hours, | i a desirable resort is of families in ousiness Peake For details call on the tad ed, | | THO. J, STEWART, No. 0 Pine street, —— LEASE—A FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY FIVE ACRES, ‘on Flushing avenue, near Cypress Hills road, Brooklyn, #.D., with part of the whote of the dwelling; large barn and Cow ‘stables Ritached, suitable for a gardener or milkman. ‘Apply to Mrs. BALLAGH, on the premises, or to Mra. WM. SEVERT, Pusbwiek avenne. LEASE~A STABLE CONTAINING FIFTY STALLS "Toltitroom for earringes, &c ; with entrance from ‘Twenty fifth and Twenty-#ixth strects and other privileges; also, the ad joining dwelling honse, 93 Bast Twenty firth street; also, the Teed store 320 ‘Third nvenue. Inquire of G. We BUSTERD, 407 Fourth avenue. ta: | 10 LRASK.—THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON THE | T ‘north side of Broome street, near Centre street, 25 by 125, proposing to build, would like ty do soto ault the reqairemonts ofa reapcnaibie tenant engnged in ekter mereantile of rant freturing buainens. A aatinfnctory lense would be given, Ad: | | dress box 3,718 Pont office, PHOTOGRAPHISTS.—WILL BE SOLD AT Tireare Tvbiteborgs old gallery, with -atck and deren, a yarti ie Main fret hlchmond, Var; oF to ‘ANTHONY 38 ‘reader SALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR 8TO! Winin in an tcelent Iocan, chuicely sanoried ecoee Jang ant well tablished, wel and tally wngeuee ad proflable trade, and odfered tows? ons ms NES BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nassau street, 7 —THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A SHAD! $150 areca fears coat cae March, Callon Mrs, GRORGE RENSRYY oe ee ore te ‘228 Centre street, one door from a, ~A BPLENDID | S600. ire penon 1 rue x fortune. A small Kerosene or coat Ol lamp; His & taek aide ed reas in greatdemand all over dhe a Herald office. THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CONTROVERSY. The Decision of Judge Ingersoll Re- fusing an Injunction. Argument of the Hon. B. R. Curtis on Motion ms for Injunctions, TWO SIDES OF A GREST QUESTION, Reo ke, & Decision of Judge Ingersoll, Refusing an In- norte ng . = ee fa eo or Vendors astlc Sa ee vi ‘oven India Rubber UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, SOUTRERN DISTRICE OF NEW YORK. Charles Goodyear, Horace H. Day and Alexander Hoy 0s. Cary Howard ffir The present application for a preliminary injune- tion is in the names of Charles Goodyear, Horace « H. Day and Alexander Hay. Goodyear has no in- terest in common with the other complainants. He is but a nominal ag The real parties in interest are Day and Hay. The complainants seek to en- join the defendants from rane ing, using or vending any shirred or corrugated, or elastic India rnbber goods, containing India rubber vulcanized by bein, subjected to the action of a high degree of artificis heat, in connection with or in the presence of sul- phur in some form, or containing any of the inven- tions or improvements secured by what is common- ly called Goodyear’s Vulcanizing Patent, first issued. on the Lith day of June, i844; afterwards reissued n the 25th day of December, 1849, and subsequent- i tended for seven years from the 15th day of une, 1858, the exclusive right to make, use and vend which goods the said complainants claim was vested in them by grants and licenses from Good- year, the patentee, The first of the original deeds, containing the grants of right, were executed by Goodyear and Day, on the 29th day of October, A. D. 1846; ano- ther, called “articles additional or supplem: 11? to those contained in the first mentioned deed, was executed on the th day of November of the same y another, a “memorandum of agreement” auxiliary to the last mentioned deeds, was executed onthe ame 5th day of November; another waa executed on the 5th day of December of the same ear, and another on the 24th day of May, A. D, £58. The first question to which our attention is di- rected is, what did the parties to these several deeds mean and understand by the terms used in the grants of rightin the deeds referred to, viz “shirred or corrugated goods?” The rights of the complainants under these deeds, or either of them, depend upon the determination: of this question. The goods which the defendant sells are elastic woven rubber goods, threads of vuicanized India rubber, prepared according to Goodyear’s patent of the 15th of June, 1844, which has been extended for seven years from June 15, 1858, forming a part of the warps. Selling or making such elastic woven goods without a Micanas is an infrigement of the last mentioned patent. And if such elastic woven goods were intended by the parties to the deeds, made in 1846, to be included in the terms “shirred or corrugated goods,’ as used in the grants of right, in either of those deeds, then it follows that what the defendant is doing is in vio- lation of the rights of the complainants Day and Hay. Were certain terms are used in a grant which have a well known general meaning, then,,in the interpretation of such grant, such weil known gene- ral meaning must be given to the terms used, unless it appears that some other or different meaning was intended by them. The parties differ as to what was the well known general meaning of the terms Hubert street; also the | “ shirred or corrugated goods” as used in the and nets — have been introduced to prove what their we! own general meaning ee me rece of 1846 were executed, : = t will not be necessary, however, to in ticular attention to these affidavit: xf avbear clearly from the deeds themselves what the mean- ing was which the parties to the deeds intended should be applied to these terms. The defendant. insists that this does appear clearly from the deeds, and that the meaning of the terms “ shirred or cor- rugated goods,” used in the grant, was only goods described in, and patented by, what is called the aha goods patent of Goodyear, issued March 9, S44. To a just determination of the question now un- der consideration, it is necessary to notice particu- larly the several patents of Goodyear, which are referred to in the deed executed ty him and Day, October 29, 1846. On the 30th of October, 1840, a patent had been obtained by Dupont & Hyatt, for new and useful improvement in the ‘manufac- ture of gaiter boots, by the introduction of gum elastic gores. On the 7th of Novem- ber, 1548, a patent was obtained by Richard Solis, for a new and useful improvement of elastic cloth—it was called elastic cloth—not “shirred. or corrugated” cloth, On the 24th day of Pe- bruary, 1839, a patent was obtained by Goodyear for improvements in the mode of preparing caout- choue, or India rubber, for the manufacture of va- rious articles. On the 9th of March, 1844, a patent was obtained by him for a new and useful mannfac- ture of good, which he, in his patent, denominated “shirred or corrugated India rubber goods.” The goods so manufactured and denominated were elas- tic. The elastic goods which Goodyear manutac- tered, according to his patent, and to which he thus pre the name of “corragated or shirred India rub- er goods,” by which name they have ever since been genrally known, were formed “by the stretch- ing of strips or threads of India rubber to such ex- ent as may be desired, and covering the strips or threads on opposite sides with amine of cloth- leather, or any other suitable material, which lami- nm were united to each other and to the strips or threads by means of India rabber cement, the same being effected so as to feo manufactured arti- cles substantially as in the specification is set forth, which would by the contraction of the stripes or threads of India rubber become corrugated, so ag form distinct plaits between them ‘and, present @ corded appearance, and will also possess a de; of elasticity limited by the non-elastic material which constituted one or both of the lamine.” The elastic goods manufactured according to the Solia patent were, in that patent, called and known as elastic cloth, and not “shirred or corrugated India rubber goods.” And the only elastic goods which Goodyear ever had the exclusive Tight to oes opm be ai ee one kind of elastic ods made according atent of March 9, Sid, and 0 called by him “corrugated of shirred India rubber goods.” No one had, however, a right to use without his consent, in the manufac- ture of other kinds of elastic India rubber goods, the particular kind or preparation of India rubber which had been or should be patented to him. Se far as Goodyear was concerned every one had @ right to manufacture all kinds of India rubber elas- tie goods, except such as were described in hia patent of March 9, 1844, provided they did not use < particular preparation of India rubber patented: On the same 9th of March, 1844, a patent was granted to Goodyear for a new and useful manner of constructing a machine for manufacturing the “corrugated or shirred India rubber goods” men~ tioned and described in the before mentioned ayy In this specification he states that he had, in the before mentioned specification, described the nature of what he denominated “corrugated or shirred India rubber goods.” ‘That name he had given to the particular kind of elastic goods manufactured leet ks that pa- tent. And on the 15th day of June, 1844, a patent was granted to him for new and useful improve- ments in the manner of preparing fabrics of caout- chouc oF Lith of August, 1855 Goodyear On the 12th of August, ve to Hutchinson & Runnyon, and also to ‘ord ‘s'00, “~ free license to manufacture, use and vend shirred or corrugated goods of every description.” And im the month of September, in the same year, he gave to Onderdonk & Letson “a concurrent right, to- gether with, and in connection with or separate from, Hutchinson & Runnyon and Ford & Co., sud the said Charles Goodyear and his associates, a free license to manufacture, use and vend shirred or beam oy: goods of every description, in so far ag ba r. id Charles Goodyear may have any rights or privileges.’ ‘The agreement of the 29th day of Octoper, 1946, between Goodyear and Day, was execnted by both parties, under their hands and seals, After recit ing that Goodyear owned and controlled all the rights and privileges granted to him, by the four betore mentioned patents in his favor, so far aa sach rights and privileges relate to the manufactar- ing of shirred or corrugated India rubber goods, and the use of the machines or improvementa foe the manufacturing of such goods, aud the making