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it Birne ng Bap i received money for services render- ed by him m ; be offered to show his conduct since he bax beeu on rae police, and bis antecedents, ticularly a traneaction im Boston, which would ‘show him te be entirely unworthy of credit. The Commissioner decmed it unnecessary in this investi- | onl and therefore the case was declared closed, Mr. en stating that be would submit i to the Bourd of Commissioners. In the course fl the examination Mr. Birney stated that he had subpenaed officer Hilliard, of the Mayor's squad, to attend in Pils case, but he had refused to attend, Mr. Biiliard yesterday made affidavit that he was not sub- |, and the statement of Mr, Birney was untrue in every particular, COMPLAINT AGAINST POLICEMEN FOR EX- TORTING MONEY. @omplaint was yesterday lodged against officers Daniel H. Rackett and Nathaniel R. Mills, of the Twenty-sixth precinct (City Hall squad), for extorting money under the following circumstances:— Noble Jennings, a resident of Hydeville, Vermont, de- poses that on the evening of March 8, about half past even o’clock, himself and his friend, Wm. D. Crofoot, of the same place, purchased two tickets to enter athe circus at Niblo’s Garden. Deponent presented a twenty dollar bill ef Glenn Falls Bank, State of New York, and received the ebange for the same, and two tickets; ho and his friend then went into the theatre and took their seats. In about ten minutes after the person of whom deponent Dought the tickets came and requested deponent to give him another bili, cig Ne one that deponent had given him was an altered bill. Deponent gave him back the @bange that he bad received, er) likewise paid him for ‘the tickets; soon after two police officers came and took im out (hie friend following him) into a drinking saloon, and searched bim and his friead, and took all the money they could fud—in all about 3381: the officers eaid it was all ‘couaterfeit, aud not worth four dollars. Deponent wert to take bis money from the table where it was lying; the officers would not let him take It, and re. ee that they would have to take it to the station and it might be detained three or four weeks, or two or three days—they could not tell which; deponent told them he had cometo the city on business, and would goover sacrifice most anything than be detained; the efficers then conferred together for awhile, when Wepo- nent told them he was willing to do what was right, and would like to send for bie friends. The officers gaid that would be of no use, when one of the officers (Abram Racket, of the Twenty sixth precinct) counted out $100 and said, “if you will give us this and gay nothing about i we will let you go.” Deponent sald ne jas willing to sacrifice anything rather than be detained, if it was all right, as he did not know anything abou! the laws here. Rackett then told him to take the rest of the money and put it into bis pocket, and “let us pass rigbt out. and take something to drink and keep all atiil.” When de- ponent got into the street Racket told him to pass right along Lome about his business, and ifne (Ra ) shauld veo him (deponent) up that way to-morrow a next @uy he (Rackett) would take care of him (deponent.) Wm. D. Crofoot, the friend siluded to, corroborates the above, and says that there were no persons present when ‘the money was taken but himself, Mr. Jennings, and the two policemen, The examination before the Police Commissioners is set down for March 8, RICK YARD FOR SALE-SITUATED 2% MILES hove Cold Spring, on the Hudaon river, eoniaining 74 nd, with two ‘aroular pita Ia two houses, Qeobarne one blacksmith shop wud dosie. ail in good ord ; and ean be worked at iritling expease. Will be seid. cheap pplied for soon. For further particulars apply to POWERS PPonat, 101 Murray street. IGLIARD SALOON, TOR SALE—A FIRST. CLASS biiiiard room ‘containing five new inarble bed tables, and All necessary fixtures for carrying on the business; best fion on Broadway, and now dvlog a. very profitable business, Sold as the propricior has other business which requires his time, Inquire at 618 Broadway, ITY EXPRESS ROUTE FOR SALE.—HORSE, WAGON and harness; a good paying business, and sold only on ac- count of the owner not being able to attend to it; a capital chance for a smart man; price $300 cash. Address A. B., box 925 Sun office, RUG, MEDICINE, AND STATIONERY STORE, FOR sul6.—the si02k and fiatares ofthe only drug and station: ery store in the thriving village of White Pinins, New York, for sale, low for cash, A good char ce for an enterpriaing business hand change of busiaeas, the reason for sell- HODGSON, White Plains. UR SALE—AT A VERY LOW RATE, A TWENTY horse power engine, with ahafting, belts and pulleys; aleo two moniding masbings, with 150 pair of enters, and three Circular snw bencher, all in good ore. laquire of GHORGE MAKSHALL, 163 and 165 Avorney street, ft SALE—A STEAM ENGINE AND LOCOMOTIVE boiler, rate from four to six horse power; the engine is very handsome; alzo, & lot of sbafting>lt..g; everything eom- plete. Will be soid at one-half ita value. Apply ai 549 Broad- ‘OR SALF—THE LEAS¥, STOCK, FIXTURES, ETC, ‘of a retail grocery establishment, at'present doing a fitable business; good loration, on west aide of town, mises well calculuted for the business. Abont $2 000: be required. For particulars or an interview address Heraid office. OR SALE—A STEAMBOAT, 162 FEET LONG, 26 FERT beam, now bemg pnt in throm; ie rey ea at her berth foot of Tenth street, East river, and well for passenger frafte. Vor further particulars inguire of G. why HODGES. 42 Hxchange place, or of J. 8. UNDERHILL, 435 T Rast river. OR SALF—A SMALL, SLOOP YACHT. OF ABOUT 7 tans, with spacions cabin; everything in perfect order; a Zot wailer, and god mogel; built Jag fall. “For terns, &.y ad dress T. V., Herald office. \OR SALE—VERY CHEAP, AT TH PLUMBING SHOP, 72 Wleecker street, corner ot Broadway. a six draught beer ump, heavily silver mounted, having copper chambers, and perfect order. Can be seen for one week atthe above {OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GENTS’ furnishing establishm whe stock, which consists of freeh goods, has been selected by an experienced person. ‘The store fe desirutly located, and will be sold cheap for cash. To a al) capita this i# a rare opportunity. ‘The stock within four days. Inquire at 175 Broadway, down (OR SALE—A PAWNBROKER'S ESTABLISHMENT, IN ‘a good neighborhood, doing a very prontable business pom jmall capital, For particulars apply io JOHN McINNES, 142 Maiden lane. FR SALE.—A PARTY DESIROUS OF ENGAGING IN a hight Tucradive, manutncuuring Tousiness, easily under. Stood and requiring not a large capital, which can be made in a Year, can hear of such an opportunity, with satisfactory rea- fons for selling, by addressing Johnson, Herald office atating where an interview can be bad. OR SALE—-A SEGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD BUST- neas, Apply at G0 Fulton street, N. ¥. OR SALE~A SOAP FACTORY, IN SUC ation, on easy terms, ax the proprietor w tire. “address, with full name, R. D., Herald oitee, WOR SALE—AN. OLD ESTA IED BOOT AND SHOR 11 Ann atreet. For particulars taquire on the OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE SPLENDID PHILA- delphia House, fiited up in good style, with five elegant billiard tables by the best makers in New York; also ladies’ and gentlemen's saloon, to accommodate 150 persons. Will exchange for cash on reasonable terms or real estate, Wanted, competent billiardman, ‘oysterman and barkeeper. Addroas Wildiamsburg Post ollice, for any of the above ATIONAL GUARDS-$2)—A FULL UNIFORM, thelis, vercoat, ec ) with the exeeption Of panta, in good ‘arder, for sale for $20, Address W. F., box 3.054 Post office. ‘ATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM YOR SALE VERY low; all complete; been used but a short time; owner ia about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose ot it at once; will fit a man, height from’ ft. 6 in. to 5 ft. $34 in. Address N. G., Heraid office ATENT RIGHT FOR SALE—OF A MACHINE FOR cutting Due and deck pligs; can be applied to otber Berpones. gaz be seen in operation tr two weeks a 135.ay ATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE. unity for men of some capital Is now offered: patent just ned, and i one of the best things ont for makin money. Broadway, Moffat’s Building, room No, Bana aceuta Wanted. Le B. HO} a ereenrompepriommiyareastineeneeet atin CHOON, CLARA POST, FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR et finds carries 128 tons in about 6 feet 8 inches Of water. ‘Apply to @. it GUION, Mamaroneck. 10 BAKERS AND OTHERS.—ONE OR BOTH OF THE best bakeries in this city for sale, 623 Grand »:#et and 220 Bowery, now doing a good business, baking about ig? : barrela of flour per, week at present, and about 90 barrels in th mer. Apply at 280 Bowery, oa ce hale hah PRINTERS, STATIONERS, 4) >THE To rnole or partof the City Gazette, of Hai erro ‘4 a fine opportunity for w stationery or books». ig for sale. Th ae sg a ait ata mapement Addres;, city Gazette, Hoboken. Te WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.—FOR SALE, the stock ae fixtures of an established watch sndjewsly store, in a good location; will be sold low. Inquire of DURYEE, at's Poresrwia street. $2.20 00 —FOR SALE, THE STOCK, LEASE AND 2 fixtares of # firm class grocery store, located ¢, well stocked; the siock in good order and tbe store Gre cng ‘a good cash business, Addrese G, Woodward, % Division street. A SPLENDID OPPOR- fA TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN | POINT, HUDSON county, N. J.—The undersigned having become proprie- tor of this fist class fashionable summer hotel, would inform ite former patrons aud the public generally that, it is now un- Gergeing thorough repair anil. improvement, and will be open for the reception of questa on the Istof May, To those who have not visited. thia benutifol. looality he world atate that the La Tourette House in ellgibly situated on the banka of the Kill Von kul, in the ammedinte vicinity of Newark bay, wit w fing ‘water front, Dathing, boating, fishing, ke. Steamers and pone Raga every description are constant), = = Tint tal ‘aa viewed from the balconies an form's pictures and moving paoorann vet ne hotel is of modern construction, built on and las nrtes tor the excive ‘nee of the hotel. ‘The Josution of the La Tourette House, its accessibily to New Yorks make I ularly denrable to To’ those whone purscila eall thom to the ey Seba hacer el sacios hn Jompany, thelr’ sp Red Jacket and eat No. sons Wyoming, stop at this point, Leaving pee! x i jersey river at renient hours, they land. only thirty: ‘ave ‘minntes trom New York. Frm ank road exienda directly to the hotel, forming « bean it drive of eight ales, bro two: ‘ied of the, aigtance having in_con- York, with surromnding sco- nery. “Connected with Nos noc stable accommoda- oui, ond pleasant drives in tne iolnky.. ‘The cpinbined altrace the La Tourette House render it one of he momt plea. gout summer renin In the on) The continuance of ite former A tad age nnd that orthe, pal ile genorally most reapect- fully wolicited. “Applications for received frown this date, formerly of the Irving, laje of the Lafarge Houne,) Proprietor, SALES OF nee ESTATE. __ RARE CHANCE —' HO} SEVEN resi in ihe a os fe New York; os ti ereenared tumber for New York or Brooklyn re on or address cane oS J-EMITH xears. ts, between ‘Tompkins and Marcy avenues. ‘The neighborhood is improv- ing fast. Apply to F. A. HALLIDAY, on Tuesday and Wed- nesday, at 74 Beaver sireet. . igh kine bl HOUSES FOR bp BE hy Two OF those elegant, new small three story brick houseson St. Felix street, jnst south of Fulton Lanta price $4,000; also, three of that beantiful block of frame cot noe an Calon aro just north of Fulton avenne, Ure "S300" sino , the fine three pad Philadelphia brick bouses Pe aaion rarect and ll Sage avenue, prices $5,000 hin a few steps of the Fulton avenue contain, gaa and Nasean water. and are ip an exceengly Dob popular and healthy Jocation. rouleee, OF ‘Term: Api LIAM, NICHOLS 19 Nessa streets New Mork, or mornings Es evenings at 19 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, near the pre- ROWN STONE HOUSES TO EXCHANGE.—THREE elegant houses on Sixteenth street, near Fifth avenue, srohange for vacant lots or a country seat or farm near Ne York, well improved and lightiy mortgaged. DINGEK & HOLDEN, No. 9 Naseau street, 25 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1859. SALES oF REAL. Esr, Fetivee SALE-IN BROOKLYN, ON EASY house and Pedi te ceies alee TRUFF 4 LEOPOLD, 2y Beavet ou R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN: USE AND STA- ble No, 101 8t. Mark through to Ninth 36 feet front and ; oF. pars Wer idnaliaded R SALE—ON MURRAY FOUR, STORY F brown stone front, house and lot ot 64 modern oy Oe ee pad & On, No. Broad atest a ea atreet ferries, a a very Eres Doverae cusy For par erms easy. ticulars address s letiar P, box 144 Herald brit ting where and when an wean behad. A lot 25 feet ont, rupping through from street to street. Rent $1,600. SALE (PRICE $1804 NEAT AND, OONVE A cane bona, Nara and fowl house! wih two fal Apply to tetera 210 aim avenue. when F°:, SALE IN JERSEY CITY—TWO FIRST CLASS brown stone front houses in Wayne between Va- ick street and avenue. The houses are feet deep and twenty-five feet ‘and are finished with all the modern improvements. They wi Deeot ats bargain A large por- on F°% three rad and basement brick front house, witb pd one 2 Fast ro street, with ail the modern ita, furniehed in the best style and of the best maverials. ins, Terme nny. Inquire on the promises. HOUSES, ROOMS, 40., TO LET. 5 2 maeaeng FURNISHED HOUSE ON NINTH purmeen Yih and Steth avengen, to lat, ton caretal sei ev ecaareanans eer BROOKLYN HOUSE TO LET LOW-—127 CLINTON A has the the waders os wenlences pe Ep ag An cold watery j brown IN, 122 Pearl street, N. ¥. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET. LET_FROM MAY 1, THE THRER stony, Bas. T ment and Snisbed ati, briek tt fora bonding foune! "Apply 10° Gr ©. HOUMAUE. V5 i EE EES EES 1 Lee ae STREET, NEAR GRAND, A ry belt 4 ith modern imorovementa,& such * | sad a eg eee tt al aged DESIRABLE Rt ad HOUSE *) Epwe story bi =n convenien ny yy atgreen ba on handsomely 400, to, a genteel private family. LBT-AT ASTORIA, J. I A VERY DESIRABLE residence and location, near the steamboat landing and ferry. House layge and convenient, with gas, furnace and oiber’ modern improvement, citmmeowed, “Auaress MF Hayuon, Si Broadway. &C., TO LET. 1[}0 LEASE—NO, 80 FRANKLIN STREET. FIVE DOORS went of Breeeeey, See ‘fitted up torent rae a best eu lx Baat hwenty third siree thea Sinisa! Mc RENT—FROM MARCH 20 TO OCTOBER 2, we (seven months), @ furnished house on Fifth aveaue, on Murra; ‘Ht te ii Fen tom mall fly, Apply by lever Y ig F——gorg A, & oF 4 Boe) NEAT BROWN STONE use, bear Thirty: foor Lane! furnished or unfurnished. Toa lemanand wife Nie eines jut eu! preferred. Address C. Selden, Herald oflice. CHEAP REN, SUITABLE FOR PRIVATE AMA. tenrs, club rooms, or any kind of bi floor of No. 127 Grand street, fitted pavaie boxes and gus, everything fu complete order for a cam to enjoy themselves, at a very low rent. Will at very exp from May 1. Apply at the box office, in afternoon or up with stage scenery, seats, VERY ELEGANTLY FINISHED Bagh Ca rd smal tag hy hy atory dwell FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND ATTIC, HOUSE, situated in Waverley, pace, to let, containins ‘siren Gs promas nary wash habe Se, Fs } Waverley plade, between id A. ME FOUR STORY HOUSE TO LET—IMPROVED RE- cently at a cost of $700; extra gas fixtures, &c.; nineteen 0, 47 Greenwich avenue, Russell place. ‘Rent $350. Apply at No. 8 Tenth ASEMENT AND OFFICE TO LET—SUITABLE FOR ‘the prciennie provision and commission business. Apply (OR SALE CHRAP—TWO, BROWN STONE HOUSES ON ye 00 feet weat of Sixth avenue, storter nigh ‘alr siodera Improvements." Gan be ned any time ant tthe new buldings adjcining of D. Hi ]OUNTRY, RESIDENOR YOR “SALE—AT na Fiains, Woatehester sownty, N-¥._ The house is now, be gt und embraces '@ roome. three acres Snaacnally divised'in lawn, Pisben gardens orcherd af ebsice fruit gardener’shoune, etna, hennery, and ¢very canveninnne fora gouniry reakdence, ‘The above deiirahle property will be or exchanged fo got peers is freely 9 5 B. Soviy od ot \OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sane amacrorouiy located immediately upon Staten Teland Sound and at steamboat landing; contains atx acres of choice land, small or- ehard and @ variety of fruity; improvements new, house Neil cottage, vith two wings and portisos. with With reqnltite outbul inga and fencing, all new and handeome, “or information ap- ply to. A. GATCHRLL, 167 Broadway. JOUNTRY SEAT—FOR SALE OR TO LET, AT Hast. fogs, Hudson river, @ cotta, se with garden; price at 8360. ‘apply at 15 Willian street, fonts storks j\A8T SIXTRENTH STREET PROPERTY FOR BALE — A blot of ground, 89 feet front by 92 foot a and 65 Bast Sixteenth street, or me sono five city lots at Fremont, for sale or t ol Apply. ‘as above. FOR SALE ONE OF THOSE THREE, STORY, AND basement bh atoop houses in Mansfield 180 be bw nop Poused: bas ll the madera jiea provement finished in the best manner. Inquire at No. 12, 08 ami: wea, Fifty jirst sueet, near Eighth avenue. eh a “i Banal CHEAP OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY ‘A furmt of 100 acres of good land (a amall portion in woods), situated in Monroe, Orange county, five'anda half inlles from Turners, eight m: Corawall and eleven miles from Newburg; well watcred; contalmng © ood till weal, farm house, in order; barn, wagon house, outbnildings, and. a fhe orchard. Communication with the ity five times, dally, Most of the purchage money may remain on bond and mort- For terms apply to L. H. SIMPSON, 19 Beaver sireet, up stairs. ‘ano 4 Rutherford plsce, opposite Stuyvesant equare. honaes have been built by the day work, snd enhiaks al tne cebdern. ieuprovemeata. wee gee ‘jou is one of the most desirable in the city. ‘They will be for wie mull the 15th day of March next, when, if not sold, they wilke i ease, “Yor partoulare please poly at 312, earl sreet, up stairs, THOMAS MORTON, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOTS—TWO houses and lot# on Twenty-seventh atreet; one do. on First avenue: four on Suffilk street, Nos. 163, 165, 182 and 184; also, a farm in Weatchester county; also, forty acres on the Hudson river. a splendid site for a simmer residence. Apply to J. N. KEY NOLDS, 162 Suffolk street wee RESIDENCE TO LET—BFAUTIFOLLY LA banks of Se Bogen hs ecenechyr sy of ‘the entire bay, house an’ In good order, also twelve acres 01 Hand in'a good state-of cultigen, with & prone variety of frat and ornamental trees. Would be rented low for the season or sponsible tenant, For further particulars tod. B GOR AM, 177 West at |OUNTRY SEATS TO LET OR FOR SALE.—A NEAT 2, ,iWo.story cottage, containing fourteen rooms, very pret. ster, on five povea ok epund tliy situated in the town of W r'more if required, fourteen miles from the City 1ail, tion free from fevers and ealthy. "Ais, & Rew two sory basement house, next adjofaing the ‘on rooms, beautifully situated on four round, with @ coach house, &e. are surrounded with frufttrees, shrubbery, ‘&o.. and reached by wagon or sloop. possy the mubscriber's resi- Beekman siregt aeres or more of n about an hour by railroad, by steamboat, and are no: Inquire of JAMEN Ot \OTTAGES TO LET—ON THE NORTH SHORE OF STA ten Ieland--one en Castleton avenue, built of brick, two stories, with basement and attlc—farnace, range, and pure epring water brought into the bai handsomely laid o1 near the shore road, Apply to the sabes riber, 4 & ne small Curnishe ESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS ON BROADWAY TO second floor, 39 by 22; one on the third rent.—Cne roo! d one on the fourth measuring 40 by 22, measuring 40 by 22. ag well ag several eligible rooms of various eize2, suitable tor offices, to rent in Applelons’ Builting, corner of Broadway and ay oy street. Apply to D. APPLETON & Cv., 316 aud 35 OR SALE—THE NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE front house, finely located, No. 156 West Thirty-fourts atreet, second house east of the church; contains the modern eménis; has been finished about nine mouths; size feet, lot 100 feet, Canfbe seea by applying on the pre- Sisce” For particulars ingatre of te owner, No, 150 Woe. Twenty-fourth street. Price $15,000. FOR SALE IN BAST FIFTY.SROOND STREET; BR- tween Second and Third avenues, two two atory and base- went frame houses, filled in with brick; have gas, bath, range, Yrasbinba, water closets cs nize of houses, 20x50 and 20x40; tots, 20100 ene d ihe lated, a cathe, GroRge Mo MOUNTIOY, ye SALE—THE HANDSOME FIRST CLASS HIGH brown stone house No. 139 Kast Eighteenth i in modorn in all respects, 10 erfect, order, and ted, de, Terma easy. oe yo REEBS, 108 ‘Twenty frat street, or to K. H. Tatihow, Ws Pine street. OR SALE—A, SPACIOUS FIVE STORY BROWN stone house 82 Ket Twenty-first street, close to woy; well bullt and replete with every modern Rprovenoats has boen lately papered in an elegant manner and te ia) per- feclorier. Agshy on the premiers from 8 A. M10 8°P. ML. R SALE—THE PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER of 125th street and Eighth avenne, consisting of two fine buildings known as the Adriatic, and four full lots; street 100 feet wide, graded and paved; nouses now rent for $800; not more than $3,000 cash required. ‘This offers a fine chance for foveatment to the right parties. Apply to ANDREW K. MoGLYNN, 74 Bs (OR SALE—AT HARLEM, 125TH STRERT, BETWEEN Sixth and Seventh avenues, the valuable private rest- dence belonging to the estate of J. J. Goll; lots, wt large brick dwelling: gas, bath, range, furnace, al complete; ‘a good carriage honse; poueasion soon, i desired; price $7,600; $6,500 on mortgage, If required.’ For cards’ of ad- tnlusion, dc., apply %0 BH, BROWN, éxeoutor, from 1to COENTIES SLIP, NEAR SOUTH of a large store. A firat rate stand for we. Rent low. Inguire at 1 ats i fioade Fr SALE- THM NEAT, THRER STORY, BASEMENT ‘and cellar house with brick front, 136 Willoughby atreet, in the best fenantable order, gas and fxtareson, thres Soors, brown sop and iron railing Price $3,200, ‘Apply to JOHN F HENNESSY, 85 Gold street, Brooklyn. FOR, SALE CA VERY, DESIRABLE HOUSR, WITH guibulldings and suble allached, and about on acre of Running water is in the bouse there is aieo a fine lot of fruit trees, grapes, tues onthe place, ‘Thisis a fine ‘opening for a physician or any ond seeking a pleasant situation ata ‘Terms easy, Inquire of DAWSON, WARREN & We MYDR|No. 4 Maldon inns, New York, or Williamaburg, Mase. FOR SALETHE ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE NO. 20 street, between Fulton and streets, Brookiyny marie busement, three. sioriea’ and ‘fanabed site, house 1 feet front by 20, with extension greenhonse; built ia the very best manner and 2 tke days’ work: garden handsomely Ind out and greenhouse we feot by 200 e% fire ant canis to view the, premigs epply % BxcRe SONS 4 OO, Furman street, hear Fultow Brooklyn. Poeseesion immediately if required. (OR SALE—ON STANTON AND ELDRIDGE STREETS, the three story brick honse, ‘and lot 87 Stanton siroet, a and ihe frame house and lot 160 KMIrdR® stro, no gether. Apply to A. J. BLEKCL BON'& Chino. 7 Broad sireet. OR SALR—THE TWO LOTS, WITH BUILDINGS, 12 and 14 Pell sireet, together 50x40 feet, about 100 feet woat of the Bowery, well adapted for buildings for manufacturing Durpeees; will be soid low and on easy. terme for In quire of OR SALE—A LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND hand express wagons, of different sizes. Apply at STUDLEY'S Express office, corner of Twenty-seventh sireet and Fourth avenue, New York. POR SALE OR PXCHANGE FOR OITY PROPRRTY— A nicely situated farm, only five rites from Utlea, Oneida county, N. ¥., of 62 acres, 62 neros under cnttivation and 16 acres woodland: a new double house with an excelleat cellar, barn, 4¢. Terms made easy, Address J. W. HL, Herald oillve, OUBES TO LET—FURNISAED OR UNFURN: on Fours, Fighth, Ninth, Tenth, Bi) q ‘Twenty-third and HOR SALE OF EXCHANGE—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY residence, with one acre of ground ecotamanding one of the finest v: on the Hudson river, 12 miles from the city, loration healthy and near the me ot. Seventy-five per cent can KE, 2 Laberty atreet, remain on mortgage, E.G, LOU) OK SALE OR TO LET—TWO SMALL MARBLE FRONT houses on the west side of the Second avenne, between eight streeta; aleo, on Thirty-eight houses, about 200 feet west of Se- ments. Inquire ou th ‘Thirty-first street, mor chania’ Exchange.” GOR SALE OR TO 1 ‘and basement house wiihfleage from Sailors’ Anug Harbor, between Waverley and Olinton plac fine location, near Broadway; lot 60 feet by 60, house 37 by 50, with modern im. 2. 6 Bast ning and evening, or at No.70 Mer A LARGE FOUR STORY provements; groun: rent, for seventeen years to come, 820 per annum for the two lots, with renewels.as usual. There is an excellent opportunity 10 build on the rear of the lot ata pense and with good ligtt, and thus ‘nearly double the iy ot the ouse, HOMER MORGAN, Pine TOR BALE, 70 i f OR EXCHANGE—FOR PROPERTY in Newark, N. two handsome couatry residences, ated in a pleasant e on the banks of the Passaic river, pe houraride from the city. | an exoellent opportunity for a good physician, For particulars apply to G. DEWr T, JR. € BKO,, 109 John street. I OUSE FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE and lot No. 82 third street, near Second avenue. The house is of brick, built in the most substan‘ial manner, three story, with basement and ceilar, and well titted up with all the modern improvements. Termg'easy. For further particulars inquire of THOS, L. BROOKS, 293 Bowery. OUSE FOR SALE—FOUR STORY AND BIGH STOOP FL” basoment, 2344 by 55, lot 103, all modern improvements; 200d location, 181 Kast Thirteenth street, or No. 8 St. George's place, near Second avenue Terms easy. For further infor- foatloa Address ©. 'T, Boardman, Lafarge House, 671 Broad L.0%S, JOR IMPROVEMENT ON MORRAY HILT. A congregation worshipving in the lower part of the ‘city, ‘Wish to erect a church on the west side of Fourth avenue, half way between Thirty-sixth and Ruisy neventh ta. where the nnderaigned haa a plot of vacant lote bounded as above named, the other boundary being Madison avenue. the entire Trout of which 1s already Secupiet by three elegant dwellings, believed to be unaurpassed by any block in the city, He has desirable applicants for some of the street and corner and ave- nue lots, on either side of the proposed church ioeation, and if the remaining lota can be sold to parties saresing to take ad- vantage of the opyortunity co oe for fine architectural aj pearance, somewhat after the plan left with Messrs. £. Lndlow & Co., 14 Pine street, he Wi makonn shatemeat in tho price, Address B. M. WHITLOOK, or E. H. LUDLOW ‘= 00., Pine street. WNER GOING TO BUROPE.—PRICE $2,000, BUT $800 wanted, the rest can remain—A new, pretty brick cot tage, with gas chandeliers, French windows, iron balcony and situation ina genteel and healthy terrace in Williamsburg. Inquire at 452 Grand street, Williamsburg. LANTATION FOR SALESITUATED SIX MILES BE- Y low Jacksonville, Bast Florida, consisting of good land, 100 of which is under the highest fstate of cultive: tion: good fences; springs of excellent water, and decidediy one of the healthiest and most beautiful locs tions on the east side of Focus river. Address — Reed, Esq., Jacksonville, East 8, HE HOUSE AND LOT NO. H9MERCER SFREET FOR sale or to lease. Apply to A. W. BOLTON, room 20, 239 isrondway. ‘This property {sa destrable location for manutac turing purposes, and would be sold on easy terms, The house has an extension, making in all 2544 feet front and 75 feet deep, the lot being 2534 feet front and 100 feet deep. OR SALE-SIX LOTS ON BIGHTY-SIXTH AND Fighty svcenth atreete, 76 feet front by 202feet deep, near a Righty-sixth street; is 100 feet Seoond and Thind ibreing’ oars ridewaile flagged. Algo, soven enth and Righth avenues, or ‘improved city property. Apply to TON, M42 Grand streets Te WOR ON MADISON AVENUE, NO, 175, AN elequn’ brown stone front house, four atorias, with ‘base ment snd under cellar, built in the mort complete manner, with 911 the late {mprovements; lot full size; house 60 feet deep. Tnquire of J. W. FRILDER, on the premises, or at 72 Kasi ‘Vwenty sixth street. {OK SALR—THE HIGH STOOP HOUSE AND 107, 180 -ninth street, between Seventh and Bighth aver Foot uy Ob oct \acheet house istm perfect or, der, nnd finished very ines has Milson’s furnace, all the modern Improvements, half tiled and frescoed; house painted rained thronghont, ‘Terma eaty. Can be seen from 11 to 3. faquire of W. W. JACKSON, #01 Broadway. OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT 25 FEET 3 INCHES front by 140 in depth, 242 Cherry street, near Ruigers, axing twenty per cent: a large portion of the'money can re Tain, Inquire of THO: 26 West Thirty-firat street, from 9 to 10 A. M. and S07 PM, ARRYTOWN.—FOR SALE, A COTTAGE IN PERFEOT order, with & fine stable and one and s half acres of land, within five minutes’ walk of the railroad de; The location ia elevated and scenery beautitul, with forest and fruit trees in abundance. The eelevrated Andre brook runs through the property, anda fine view of the Hudson is obtained from the grounds, Price $5,000; $3,500 down; the balance may remain Sn mortgage for a time. Address A, T. Fletcher, 18 Gnies avenue, Brooklyn. 10 WHOLESALE GROCERS—WANTED, TO FX- change, three hundred acrea unimproved choice farming and timber land, aod 50 per centcash for a stock of groceries. Address B, ©. W., Heraid office, for three days. QGTH STREET. OR, SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOT 165 West Twenty aixth street, near Righth aveniuc, ia the best condition; first rate «lj price $4, may remain for s term of years Apvly to J. PECARE, 2 Broome street. $2. 90 Bar THIRD CASH, THE BALANCE bag origege.—For sale, io East Brooklyn, witht fifteen minutes’ walk of ferry, and on the line ot the Cty Railroad, a new three story lelphia brick pone, brown stone trimmings, fron paleouy; house 20 by 37, lot 20 by 100, containing ten rooms, basement and cellar, arched parlor, high ceiling, ornamental cornices, centre pieces, marble grates, &c. Title perfect. Apply to R. ADAIR, 87 Pine st. OR SALEIN, WEST FARMS VILLAGE, WESTCHES- ter county, N.Y. a pice house and Jot, two sory. winz, geven rooms, good cellar; lot 70x100, ne house, seven Touma: Frcruphery{localaon voautful and heating. nes miles from Hay ; communication hourly with New “ork b} stages, connected with Harlem farce * and Second ani Thi @ avenne aot ae $1,600; term: Possersion when wanted. I WATRRBURY, 85 Hontor aroet N, Yimted, APPU NALA WRENGE. on the pressiace an sitect tothe Presbyterian church, Title perfect. OR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT, FOR SALE IN Mount Vernon, New rat, ata, has hot and cold water and paths: price $2.90; terms bein Gable, For further particulars inquire of PHRLPS & PALMER $4 Pine weet a et bts ste OR SALR—ABOUT SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, 7 F & mall hon mt lawn Point, New eg kt Thay OP Heitaa and Sina ante? e house of C. W. WW Newcomb; price $99. ain or ae. MATIN, 408 Broadway. pani Rane a het Por gate, NRAT THREE STORY, BASEMENT AND sub cellar brick house, half a mite from the City Hal, Brooklyn, Tne house ts in’ first rate order; neighborhood ¢: cellgut. Price very reasonable; terma easy. House B00, with washroom, casand fixtures, water, &c. No brokers or agents ud re Rents need SOP if" BILLINGS,19 Nasean street, room No. 1. OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 26 TWELFTH street, near Seventh avenue; house is in good order pet replete with modern conveniences. Tor terms, &C., 1 Front street, up stairs, or on the premises in wee OR SALE—THE COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 320 Pear! street, Brooklyn, with stable in the rear. This pro- erty in stunted between a Myruie aad Fulion avenues, and has g alley running in \ L- from paps | avenue; a desirable place for any person: For fur- ther areata inquire of JOSKPHD. WALI TT ip slip, New F=. ALH—THE NEW FOUR STORY HIGH BAS. ent house, with all modern a gd a8, _ od cold water, water clonets, bella, Eee ko. 0 ‘the southeast corner of erect kod avai 4 bullt under the personal ela Ag of the owner, and a ub: Hinntial house in every respect. Terme enay. For particuings ane D. . KENNADY, 61 Seventh avenue, oF 30 and iam atreet. n (OR SALE—THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME Louse No. 13a Vanderbilt arene, ‘Brooklyn; lot 265x100, woe 36, extension 12216; thirtesd At the Mer- ta) Bxehay 9 Ab ey x x4 Thursday, the the 10th inst, by PDRIAN HW. MUL at Rect on EE LEAS EL OR, SALE—THR THREE STORY AND BASEMENT Philadephia brick front house, on the southwest corner Peering ne ation erm, private enidensy da ira tat, jon in fer oanie ‘Apply W JOHN F. HENNESSY, $8 Gol street, Brooklyn. Bh SAI AT STAMFORD, CONN., THE TWO STORY ‘and afc brick house, built in the most substantial man- Tsctod, carriage i te Soars a at witl i 4 10° ly Jaid out, fuabont thre roan uactore of 8 mile from th the 0 rallrond to 0. H, OHARA, on the nem, 0 } Beate Be be Liberty street, or to PRLS & PALMER, uM ve SALE—THE LOT AND ig So STORY AND CEL- r frame hoses 4, Main street, Brooklyn, second block from Onthorine ferry. It contains fix rooms and large store min ow window, iva stail wuable-on the rear of tbe 10 on an alley. te BF, 99 Gold sir pet, Brook); rmgeany. Apply o JOHN F, HE (hiss. | seenta tiree $ 4.200. aEOR SALE, FOR THI8 SUM, THE THREE . story and basement house, 155 West Forty- third street, between Seventh and Righth avenues, with carriag: way, stable, &c.; excellent neighborhood, beautitul buildings aliround. Apply to WM KENNELLY, 48 William street, $12. 000. —FOR SALE, A GENTEEL THREE STORY a prick b house ‘And lot, situated in Tenth stret, ues. For ‘at $12, 4 pen a “Sr L. SELDON, 86 Nassau street. 218, 50 WILL BE TAKEN FOR A FIRST CLASS four story brown stone front house if applied for by the 16th of March, ‘The said house is beautifully located ext Forty third street, between Brosdway and Sixth ave: Brae, aod keven ne or Why ox the mosern improve- “ents and is in perfect order, Gan be seen from 810 10-4, SL “ 6P.M. Terms essy. Apply to T. J, @. OLABK, 99 iad ase second street, NTRY SEAT FOR SALE: A VERY - | $25: 000; rah gonntry seat on te be Hutton iver, aoay neem Geen, cy, Re mansion, carriage house, on SBRLITON, di Nik airtel $30. 000 =A VERY V ALUABLE PLAT OF GROUND 2 « in the city of Milwaukie will be exchaa, for merchandise or property in or near New York; locw near the business centre, and wil iieapidly improve in value, GE W. KIT FTELLB, William aireet. DENTISTRY. A? RRAU TIPU! L AND SUPERIOR SET OF TEETH, ON pure silver, only $8, electroplaed; full set on gold or pis dina, With continkous gums, $25," warranted equal to any in New York. This is no office boy's advertisement. The only reliable piace where artificial teeth are inserted in a supecior manner, at as low Bas teeth filled and extracted without mith cents, by Dr. LUTHER, corner of Tenth street and xth aveniie, te TERTH INSERTED, At THE LOWEST ible pri oa; seta on silver $8, on continous {708 0 platinn $95; teeth extracted ‘eithodt Oftice 319 ‘ann! street, near Mercer, one block west of DR. Mion. DPX: ~-TEETH INSERTED ON GOLD, PLATINA, coralite or Ci gh ‘on the most reasonable terms, by D: GA. GRAOR, of OL Washington strech, Jermy City: After having a Jong practice with some of the Best dentate in, Boud street, ho feels contident in give perfect exifacton. ‘A. GRAOK, Surgeon Dentist, No. 61 Washington never Jersey Oity._ AGLETON'S $25 CONTINUOUS GUM SETS, ON PLA- tina, will bear Fe mig Ly repel quality and arti le merit with any other work in the city at Om $19 Canal street, near Mercer, os block week 1 oP iron ‘Broadway. ARGEST ARAIFICIAL TEETH ESTARLISHMENT.— DR, MANSON’S American dental inatitute; new siyles; Manufacturer of American gumoiype and pearl coralie teh; Penuliful, comfortable, Indestructible, sailatactary work oF 20 _ Nodepoutareqitred. Bighteen yours established cen- Four premiums awarde 0 h 21H SOLDER EROTROTATED, BUT PURE PBS are t parts o1 EAGLHTON’S celebrated eight doliar ceotn. Ollioes S19 Canal «treet, near Mercer, one block west of Broadway. S10 sith $0, $10 ONTY PEARL CORALITH SETS nted DR; MANSON'S new style, Alen eth 0 t ny map, Tita, ar ae averne: cofver Twente i algo branch odlce, 199 Washtogton xrect, Jersey ieethy ok nol Oly. lee, TO LET—SUITABLE FOR TAB T AND OFFICE jour and grain commission business, Apply at 73 Dey RY STABLES TO LET IN BROOKLYN—THE siables Nos. 9 aud 11 Hoyt street tng Is 4x75 feet, twostory and basement, having 45 stalls; Kensie ayear. Apply tOJOUN P. BY, #6 Gold street, Brooklyn. tion the beet in the city 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE Lp ayp et nd of Brosdway and Lispenard street; the exchan, on the southeasterly corner of Broadway and ‘the two stores. with ments and lofts, Now 235 and 297 Ca nal street; a restaurant on Broadway, 25x100 feet; a large room on Broadway, 20x40 feet. Apply to P. DICK tit, 257 On. nal street, between 12 and | o'clock V n. Palani y- BUILDING. ON THE NORTHEASTERLY corner of wich and Murray streets suitable for any risen. Prisii ce will be given to alter the same to mult tenant. Inquire o» \ at 190 Wasi jp eat rab at J. LADSU'S, Or atter seven « P.M, ut 126 Fourth street. LET —STORES 78 AND 920LIVER STREET; HOUSE 63 Monroe street; rooms in houses 287, 239and 277 Monroe street and to house 36 Goerek street. For particulars inquire at 79 Madizon street. Tei J LUE DWELLING PART OF THR HOUSE NO. 1.092 Broadway, corner of Thirty-second street. Can from 11 o'clock to4 P.M. Apply to HOLMES & CO., No Oy) ist Te SPLENDID BROWN STONH DW EULING Font Twenty seeoad street, with or without the farai ture. ar s dwelling has all the taodern improvement Cs, will be rented very low. Apply to JOHN MCCLAV, Ninth avenne er atJl Pearl street ro. ee TOAen po yes 47 SEC SOND AVENU® between Second anc ird wtreets. Ay [a a NER, 23 Cordandt street, sp Mi pt Ae aad Tonite AT BAST CHESTER, ¢ ON THE WATER, 45 minutes from the city.» new double house, wn a seem len, men’s dweiling, good orchard fot ‘ot all lade, fine rove of tres, ood Tathines jy Ma ke: ent $600. Apply to B, BALDWIN, No, 4 Hrowlway. 0 LET-PART OF A HOUSE 78 west TaIRTY. 2 ting of back basement, sseond foo’ oor, Bent $300. For particular TPO LETTE LOWER PART OF HOUSE 25 KING street, consisting of parlors, front basement, three roome on third floor and bait the cellar. ' Apply on. the premisee, or wo B, Bl Post oflice, New York. Rent $1). po, Let 7H brick hous ur story brick house No.8 ly at No. 02 West Seventeenth sireet, near Sixth THREE STORY AND Bashy Also, tin 48 Lexington avenue, near twent nl bie for a bachelor or a fam: e 180, ma ay other h misae in fine Jocations, pply at KINSSI4ER'3 real! esta T° otBtzA “THRE2 STORY AND BASEMENT house, in Eighty third street, near Fourth avenue. The ne bas twelve roome and the inodern isnpro Apply to B. SILLEOR between thifd acd Fourth avent 0 LET—THE THREE enta Rent 7 aixth street, eae wtih paclyy 185 faire. Rent $850. E. CRORBBEC ‘x "a ‘and 3 56 Broad atreet. 0 LET—THE LARGE GROCERY STORE AND FOUR story brick honse, with basement and counter cellar, on the southeast corner of Centre and Duane streets, occupied as a grocery atore for the last sixteen years; it would aleo for toanvfacturing purposes or & large boarding hou’ there ie ight enouch for any purpose. Apply to JAMES LYNCH, No. 6 City Hall place, room 4 ODGE ROOM TO LET—A HANDSOMELY FITTED room to let. situated on the corner of Twen a Rlehth avenue, For narticulara inquire of Righth avenue, or 8, MAOKSLDEN, 111 Ninth 7 avenue, after seven o'clock in the evening. STER SALOON TO LUT ONE OF THe BEST Ee. tabliehed oyster srjoons: e upper part of the city. be corbweat earner of Thicty. ath etreot, and 7 ‘Avply to.J. RUSSELE, on the comer. \FFICES TO LET.—TWO LARGE OFFICES ON THE second fear, with four large windows and folding doors, at No, 11 Wall street. LEASANT COUNT I,, ty y RESIDENCE AT from Peck slip ferry. to let for her with seven and @ half acres of j@ by railroad and stage every half pedintely. Apply to BE, GODFREY & aa EDR INT ¥O A nd for @ dressmaker or milliner. Ap ply iu the tea store. TORE TO LET.—THE STORE NO. 200 feet deep. running trance on both streets, wit mises to BENTON & 00. 2 CLIFF STREET, through to Pearl street, with e ‘Apply on the pre- 0 LET—IN WESTOHESTER COUNTY, M4 MILES FROM City Hall, and convenient to steambost and sars. two some and complete cottages; one 50x60; the other 82x4 and furnished la Brocdws Apply to THOM. 0 LET—SBCOND FLOOR OF HOU good location for a milliner or dress £15 BROADWAY; aker; also, & base: ment, now occupied ag a boot and shoe store. Rent low to a food tenant, Apply to JACOB FINK, 107 Spring street, 10 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPER PART of a house containing allthe modern improvements. Revt t | $300 Inquire at 156 West Twenty-fourth street, from 3 wo 6 0 LBT-THE SECOND STORY AND A PART OF THE Iso front basement if desired, to a private family oly, athoure 28 Righth avenue, near Bleecker atreet; has gas, bath! &e. References exchanged. Possession on May 1. Ap- ply on the first floor of the premises, trom 10 to 4. (0 _LET—A_ FURNISHED HOUSE, TO A PRIV) ATE family only.—The elegant brown stone house, Ni West Thirty fourth street, ‘superior in ail aie ap oferta Also, unfurnished, the five story house 272 West Twenty-third Aireet, Also the factory, and 76 Crosby street, ring street. DINGEE & HOLDEN, No. 9 Nassar tones —FOR A LODGE, ees, c., large and SOCIETIES, CLUBS, I front and ‘corner rooms ‘Tweilth street; stove 54 Bast Twelfth arent hilliard room will be removed May 1. Apply to JOUN KELSO, 62 Wiliam street. 10 LET-—-IN THE VILLAGE OF FL, With stable and one acre of WittPw CHCOKE, 37 Pan (0 LET—TO A FaMItLY Wirsour, SuALt, OHTLDRES, part of a cottage house, |: ted bn the Heizite, betwaen Brooklyn, Address H., box 914 Post vilice, N eh 0 LET—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, THE NEAT BROWN suone front house No, 18, Harrison street, with gas, and all modern impforements iiculare apply t TRUBH, A HOUSE, fronting dn the main ton street, Brooklyn. ae, pleaaantiy site: w3ocock For OPER, Wood Santestreon, CESED Lie ‘00., corner Pearl and Beaver LEY—THRE 2% STORY HOSS, ttreet; bas the modern improvements To a desirable tenant will be let at reasonable reut. Apply to H. ARONSON, LeT=COUNTRY SEATS AT THROGG'S To wertawxen, Fort Washington, Staten Isl Thay, Dovbs’ Ferry, Westchester, Peeke Flushing Alsoseveral desirable farm: Rene varying trom $200 10, $2,000, among: Which ai choiee properties. DINGEE & HOLDEN, No. 9 Nassau street. eet egatery 3 F BROADWAY, A THREE STORY quarterly in advance; would make a . Herald office, and the hous good lodging Wouse. “address WJ advertiner will call. Possession March 10, year in the best manner tor gautesl families, Situation bigh, healthy and very rural, i the midst of extensive R. JACKSON, Architect, 229 id ‘dwellings Nos. 70, 72,74 several IET—THE HOUSE 125 GRAND STRERT, 100 FERT we and refectory, and eleven Jom up staira, in good order. Apply to JAMES E. MOGEE, 0 i ag Broadway. A large stor 289 Broadway, Cr on the premises 10 LET, TO A SMALL FAMILY—THE UPPER PART OF housé 02 East Thirtieth street, between Lexington and ‘Third avenues, consisting of buck parlor and bedroom on first floor, and front and back rooms. with two bedrooms, on the second floor, with use of bath with hot and cnld water; also gas ad fixtures; rent $80, Alen. & to story rick stable, with d water. complete, for private nt $250. Apply at a sg Tweniy seventh street, for two ays only, of GLURGE 0. b3 10 LET—THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY NO. 604 Satahith avenue, between Forty eighth and Forty-ninth ata, Inquire of RDWARD TIMPSON, 185 West Forty. ‘Weot of Eighth avenue. (0 LET—FURNISEED, THREE STORY HOUSE NO East Thirteenth street, having all the modern improve ments; a very desirable residence for a private famil ui be seen from 2 tll 4 P. No, 53 iBank street | apply WJ. He GIBFAN hea near Fulton Apply for particniars at 208 Front siree SPLENDID BROWN STONE ty second street, with oF wit PSRIOLuA V8, 357 GENTLEMAN sint second story back room, bed WO HOUSES TO LRT—TWENTY.THIRD STREET, Brookiyn.—There are 12 rooma tries, under cellar, woodhouee, stabling, garden, well socked with fruits and vines, all in excellent or. Grr: to ou house are about two ncres of pasture, land. | Rent ¢ in Twenty-second street, Brooklyn. 0 LET T0 A SMALL, PAMILY—PART OF A GENTREL ase, coneisiiog of second floor and basement. with gas, &c.; hot and cold water will be carried on second ith bath if desired. Apply at 28 Cheever place, be- eu Hicks and Henry sireeta, Brooklyn. Present family con- sists of three persons. 10 LET TO A SMALL FAMILY—THE LOWER PART 5 jent, well ‘inished house 195 Prince 1, convisting of large front basement, ith small kitchen attached; Crotea and waste plyes: front and back varlors, closets between; marble mantels, foldtug doors, &c.; fine airy halla aad cloak rooms ia the at tie; gas and Croton throughout , deo. who occupy ibe remainder of the from 10 to 2 0 UBT HOUSE AND STOR ire is well establishes asa negar store, but sult b y olher business, as it ia well located, orner of Thirty-fi‘th street and Third avenue. TORE ON CHATHAM § ice, running through to ©) . with plenty of Heht; the same is now vcupteds and bag been for the lastfour years, by a siatloner third and fourth storice of the same buiiding, which tham square and el rom three aid 6 LET—A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILDING, 2% BY 75 feat, on the corner of Twenty eighth street and First a ionlated for a manufacturing business, bei bas now in a steam boiler, ast Broatway. , and also the roof, and all the fixtures neces: on the indigofesanttaettring: to be let, with ixtures; also, an office on the third floor of 142 Maiden lane. - Apply between the hours of Oand 11 A. M. PETER LYNCH, 41 Vesoy ntreet. 10 1 SRT —AT | Low RE: 79, THE CONVENIENT THREE soy house No. il Laight street, frontigg Canal street; ‘also thestwo, story house Broome street, and sary for oarryin No. 17) Elm street, near slice headquarters; rent Waverley place, ‘near —IN CARMANSVILLE, THE MAIN PART OF A ‘ , having 22 rooms, well adapted for a boarding house; will be rented furnished or unfurnished, to ® and a portion of the rent will be taken in Communication by railroad, steamboat and stages. Apply at 182 Greenwich street. LRT—THE DWELLING PART OF THE HOUSE northwest corner of Sixth avenue, and Twenty aecond 5 the house ia 20 feet front, by 50 feet. PM. Inquireof W. EMBERSON, responeible party, board. Possession ist of April. greet, with water and is be Ls from 3 to SOV Pres, STREET, A THREE 10 Lean wh 70 pts mode high stoop brc- BOWS; & ‘an be seen from *e . Broadway, intheolice, or of WN. T. ks 0 LET—THE VERY DESIRARLR TWO STORY AND attic cottage, with 22 lote attached, on Fourteenth street, and Fith avenues, South Brooklyn; is delight ee situated, near the city cars, ‘with stable, bery and every convenience. Ap) ROST, 80 South William street, Now York, or to Me FUETCHER, corner of Third avenuegjuad Eighiventh street, South Brooklyn. igel “i oo Nip Rlcaareet 10 LET ON MYRTLE AVENUE, (RAILROAD ROUTE), Brooklyn—Two 2 story and attic houses, 8 and 12 rooms, front and rear basements and gas; rent $225 and $300; go0d neighborhood and heaithy. Inquire at W. Papes’ Coal ‘fice, Myrile and Franklin avenues, near by. . K. VAN BEUREN. 0. LET IN BROOKLYN—THE THREE STURY AND basement brick houses 131 and 133 Hudson avenue, each oontainiog 18 rooms and cellar, large yards and grape ators ailin good, tenantable order.’ Rent $350 a year. Apply 1 SOHN F HENNESSY, 85 Gold street, Brookiyn. 0 LET IN BROORLYN—THE FOUR STORY BRICK house with store, 389 Fulton avenue, containing 12 rooms, store. cellar and basement,» good location for business; or would besold cheap. Apply to JOHN F. HENNESSY, 85 Gold street, Brooklyn. TPO, LET, INMEDIATELY-FINE ROOMS, $8 BOWERY, furnished oF unfurnished, single or in apartments; sma families can have trom two to four rooms, Appl: ye on the pre: mises, or fo OATMAN, 159 Eldridge atreet, fiom Renu very low. Premises of the first ol stone. TPO LT OR LEASE—-TWO LARGE THREE STORY brick buildin ings, with cellars, suitable for shops. stores, packing houses Of the owner, W. J. UOKY, 45 Marion street. 10 LET OR LEASE—AN ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE in Twenty third street a few doors from Second arene; size about 18 by 47 feet; lot 100 feet; gas, bath, water closets, de. To p tenent of undoubted reeponatbilty It will be rented very Apply to A. LIVINGSTON, 19 Beckman street. MPourt or | RASE—THE HOUSE 12 LEONARD STREET, near Hudeot street. The dwelling contains § rooms; an: § lots corner of Thirteenth street and sixth avenue, Sonth Brooklyn; also, the g,ocery store 25 West Broadway: store 105 ‘Thempson street; also, ts Of houses snd small tenementa in different peria ofthe city. Apply JULIEN CRBVIER, 93 Duane street, corner Broadway: T° LEY u BASRA Roomy PORTO oF THE ot TS aeATlireat, & good location TOP All pnrpe** The tes ema SK DOPHG ABE Ht st 8430081000 Or Tae down, “Appheation at store “4 URyd Areuue, near Tenth street. P18" OF, MEARE TER MODERN THREE STORY ick honse, with gas, bath, dc., No.9 West Twelfth ireet sy Vina ani sixth avenues. inquire at No 85 ireet. Twelfth -FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, TO entiemen, two or three furnished rooms, without rat clase house, with ali the modern improvements, 3e of the beat locations in the city. «The family 1s vg, and having more room than they require, wish (9 di jortion of it in this manner, For particulars iaquire Ri No. Sky Pine street, ‘0 LET—IN HOUSE 449 FOURTH STREET, NEAR SE: cond avenue, the entire second floor, having Sidiog doors and pantrles between; alsoh part o two rooms and bedroom, lar; Ao; stationary tubs; eT ee HOUSE NO. Prd WEST ELEVENTH rhe cot oe jdand 22 Seventh avenne. bly located, fad will betmorousnly Those houses are very d Washington street, cen Wand ¢o'loek —s "Apply at (PO LET—THE PREMISES NO, 151 CHDAR STRERT comprising front house and double house in tho reer, for a tenement house. ner of Greenwich and Warren st Leta cura SHOP, ry the premises, 85 West Thirty-dratstreet, Witt HORSE AE cee HOUSE 1% FIRST AVE- ar St. Mark's place, well adapted for two fumi- repleu th ‘with avery mod Joace, conslaing of nthe ‘tore 40 President siroet trot Broki i an excel: me or apply to NOR, rR a 2 Weat Beventernth atroet AO LET—FROM MAY 1 ment bri Awd veloc 5 0 STORY AND BASE. bale} wee tae, ried venet aen 0 0 LET OR LEASE A THRER STORY HOCSS, FIFTY hy ~ with two stores and baker's oven, with yaclta and Es, table for a lager beer brewery. Inquire of D. McLEOD, “a east Righteenth street, ) LET OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—THRER Jota in Cherry street, between Corlears and Jackson. Satd Jots are 75 feet front and 100 feet dee; for a lumber bina bent laces ALL Rte ene leased upon very favorable terms, for sale, the very de- sirable hhoure eee Citnten street, between Division a niet Grand. Also, for the nine years lease of s four story pany Bae 22 et front ant 100 feed deep, 1% ‘Water street, be and Corlears, suitable ye oy @ manu pei For farther pardenlarsnuire atthe 718 Water Roar OR LEASK—A GOOD Ee, ae AB0ue of with hey are well located 8140 feet, on Seventh aren corner of Forty.ninth street, will be let for three years at $325 {ora goodfionsht. ‘Inquire o¢R. Re ADAMS, 97 Dey street Ls NE YEARS LRASB or | Topreree OR FOR Paver ee iB Ya ye Apply INCOB FINK. 107 Spring street. LRASR—FOR FOUR YEARS THN UPPER PART vo w sari bulling, eas psa a Soe sano LEARE—ONE OR MORN LOTS. SITUATE-ON Charles street, near West pply, to J. H. GIF- FING, No. 8 Tryon row, noar Cy Wy antl, ome 1 to ae RANT_HOUSE 18 FRANKLIN STREBT) NEXT TO ‘Variek, very plosaantly located for persons doing bi rt Tas chapel. Al Lm 4 EY Sku Te each house, besides pan. avd balf an acre of i) and $450. The Jocation is healthy and delightful, and is than two miles from ferry by rallrond every three male ‘on: pent ste0. Inquire of Messrs Ov: ROY, 6S tories, sttuated ia Marion street, Inquire Buflding, en entrance 128 Full floor, recent); 0 12 Fulton mrogt, second! Soars ly ia ry oP eS rng boiaen “ten Spee sta & large office to ren corner Nusa ‘and ‘Beekman strecia,” The ofite Baa ele et oe busiaess or sult of rooms for Taquire at the es af Tome BT Pee eee oe RENT—FROM 1ST OF MAY, TO A FAMILY, WITH- ‘out children, the entire second tloor, ax, handsome rooms, Wi use ‘of buchen ts @ private house, 35 Willow street, Trogkiyn, Helghis wih within three minutes’ walt Te moderate. References: exchanged. }O TRUNK MAKERS AND OTHERS.—TO LET. aT LOW ent, the old established stand of Messrs. Peddie & Morrt- son, 71 mae Wiltemtasese aprirne aie T°. DENTISTS.—T0 LET, FOR TWO riments no occupied by Dr. Fe PF. Brady, 3 near Broad — ope office on first one on oe and laboratory basement, each 14 b: sion tee Pout $300, J. BISCO, 158 East Twenty-third street, ¢r J, SMITH DODGE, i Rant Seventeen Bast Sevetanats street. WORK sH0rs SHOPS, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, tolet Inquire of GEO. BH. KITUHEN & OO., 135 Mer- cer street, Wk SHOP T) LET.—A LARGE FLOOR TO LET, suitable for manutaeinring pai or without steam power. Apply at 464 Houston street, MISCELLANEOUS, ANNARS PATENT SUARCESRE AND SCISSORS. State rights ior sale, etathi 67 Pine street, RUSHES, OF EVERY DESORIPTION, AT THB wh factory, $29 Pearl street, Franklin square. All PE at the loweat fnetory prices, Paint brushes of a Very superior quality conetantly oa JOHN K. HOPPEL, (URE, OF CORNS. | BUNIONS to “MADAME BER- HARD, chiropedist, entablished in thin city aince 1841, re- spectfully informs her patrons and all persona auttering from corns, biinions, nails grown in the flesh, dc, that she stil! con- tinued to praciice with great success, ‘assurin that the no pain Whatever, nor makes the blood flow. Vt nded to at their residences on orders at 820 Broadway, near 167 Bowery, near Broome street, Twelfth wire or OAL OIL <WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY this superior burning oll to our customers in stron; bound packages of boat forty gallong each, in suck as they may desire. It is high!y refined, light colored, and war. ranted pure. It burns out dry in all kibds of kerosene lamp: Fwithout crust, odor or amake.” Orders respectfully aolicited 1 promply filed. EMPLs STATE COAL OIL, COMPANY, 240 Pearl street, New York. VERY BODY SI D READ TRE ADVERTISEMENT {) headed ‘and Happiness Secured,” in the Sun- day Times, Despatch, Mereury, Courier, Atlas ‘or New York Picayune, &e., dc. AS BURNERS, The wubscriter continues to manufacture all kinds of ga burners for the trade, IMPRROVED CYLINDER BURNERS, Imported lava and Scotch tip burners and burner plyers al- ways on hand. Also, T. G. ARNOLD, 447 Broome street, two doers west of Broadway, New York. ELMBOLD’S BUCHU FOR THE GRAVEL. Helmbold’s Buchu for dropsy. Helmboid’s Buchu for nervousness. Helmbold’s Buchu for loas of memory, loes of power. Heimbold’s Buchu for dimness of vision. Helmbold’s Buchu for general debility. Helmbold’s Buchu for universal laasitude, Helmboid’s Buchu for pains in the back. Heimboid's Suchu for obstructions. For sale wholessie and retail by A. B. &D. SANDS & CO., 141 William sireet, N. ¥. UST ARRIVED— e PER eee BREME! RAPE V SLIPS, Of the best ari” mon choice Hungarian randy. They will be offered for sale on Monday at moderate prices, by JOHN KOLBER, 592 Broadway. ycinformation abont treatment of planting aid cultivation Wil Je given. EROSENE OILS. CAUTION.—IN VIEW OF THE feet that manu- facturers of dark eolored, strong ameliing, and smoky coal oils, continve their efforts to deceive the aed by ealling their oils “kerosene.”’ it has become necessary to notify consumers that they ought to exact from the dealer a guaranty ‘that be ia gelling tothem the genuine oil. Care also muld be taken to avoid the numerons e: mayne fee ined im tbe market and offered by interested py for the pi of damaging the eale of ‘hevosene, which has 0 of ia late ‘dken the the lace of aay jangeroug fluids heretofore in general use. Jrarchasers ‘ave bought ol ag Kerosene, and whlch the pect to be a counterfeit, will confer a favor by leaving & <a at the offloe of Be oe with the address of toe ler, and if found to bean imitation, a suit will ipa ced for an illegal use of ne word “‘kerosene,”’ mark of the Kerosene Oil Company, No. 50 Beaver street, N. a AEE TOOte, te. 70, BE DISPOSED OF AT PRI Works, 523 East Twelfth piled pear raveaue o. APD. Miss PORK Pay, BRENT & WATROUS, ork packers, 200 Chambers street, Offer to theese, at the IGwest prises for cash, moss Dork, smoked meats, lard, &c. Dealers will nd {t to their interest give usa call. L1Q008 BOTTLES BURNISHED GILT IN A GREAT Of patterns, by the inventor of bright iting om ass; no, Uquor bar ts coms ; from twent; Eents each. BRINSLEY, "It oossvelt sireet, Sear ‘Chatham. ACK AN) OTHER PERFORATED PAPERS—IN GOLD, silver colors 01 " NIGHT, SCAVENGER, JOHN DENNER respectfully informs the public that he carries on the businessof night scavenger. Orders left at 44 Chatham street, or 204 Eaat Twelfth street, will be punc- ually attended to. LD MRS. HALSTFAD'S REMEDIES. WHOOPING COUGH RELIEVEDFor the cure of Whooping cough only. Try it, Price omly 25 cen CObGR BatM™For coughs, hroat and tong comptaints, &c. Price 25 cents. eer * 1 Eight hth avenue; 511 Third ave- uo; 428 Canal street, and ‘WHITE, general agent, 98 Division street, N. Y , and a/Main street, Brooki, Rs vege EMBROCATION.—THIS Pg gy at 113 Third avenne. 50 cents a bottle, RCTIFYING TUBS AND ALL APPARATUS FOR ee trie nd rectify! aed receivers, &c., ai) in com- ple ; for sale very low; ean be put in operation st a Fery iriling expense.” Apply at 19 Beaver rect, er" J. i, 0. HAM. TEPHEN LANE, JR.. (LATE OF THE FIRM OF Lane & Whitfeld,)’ plimber, Gp mamnfacturer, and dealer in plumbing materials, No. 167 W! street, two doors from Beekman. KED MEATS. me VAN bean Pf ecitlnd PORK PACKERS, \bers street, b Ana ico toot ue cured smeked Ofer LI a vas new - meats, hame, aviiedwcalle 7 sf = W CASES.—SCHMIDT & BROS, MANUFACTORY ON warerooms No. 8 North Williaa greet, near eo ee sei sauce on te er aeberaice tn A in exchange. Orders promptly executed. i Temes st epi = sone table Pern in this iene re can be osen le persons Sppllcation mg NEW at Reg entero ed WHOLESALE SHIRT wf i oer —_ CO make a es ea rae lacaiiries, to woah 200, week, SR EEONS ane Noe ST owt otice, New York. ‘CHOLOL ATE RPEOTION OOLATE, i oot vant LL. (0001 OLR VA CHOOOLATE C ee H. MAILLARD, 631 Broadway. itn PRR ahh "he HAIR DYE —DON’T BE PALMED OFF WITH murderous dyes; get Versey’s Columbian hair aye, Scent ator, Bold by alld ‘and at the origioal depot, 112 Grand street, Wi » and retail, Te makes a without the least restriction of diet, drink, exposure ication to business. This de- a Foniwo toten nye; ands