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Look at thin Patent Tapestry Ingrain
Carpeting, precisely tlm >Ui? u were exhibited at the
W '.fid's Pelr, magniHeent Ui<m/us, of KffXiS*
color*. at a redoiliou < I' ytr ccnt, at UlHA M a.nukk.
*ON'3, No. B<.?cry. They are a great cariosity. By all
Utcahl go Uil sec ibtiu
Beauty, Booty, anil Utility, 1* the Motto
M UHOOktj' new York Boot and **?? Euiporiuiu, No. ISO
Vuiten Ftrtot, the cheapest pliw'0 iu tlio city to get a flood
article of Boot*, Slioe*, Gaiter#, Slippers, fcc., &.<? At lue
InporiuiD flan l>6 lonnd everv itj'lfl to thou^lt of? d<rtib?ti
Ml?, water prucf, rork dre??. aiid prvtoufc leather Boot*.
Over Shoe*, leather and rubber, of c\er description. No. IS?
Fulton t treet, ?i* doors from Broadway.
California Merchant* and Miners arc In
vited to examine ItAKRON, BttOfl'. portable bloat furnaces,
fcr extracting fold froiu <|RurU ruck, aud for all other melt
ing operation*. Tbey arc tbo molt effective furnaooa in use.
Also, Barren, Bros', portable forire*. Beth can be i?tn is
use at the ware rooms, CO Duano street.
Paucngers to California can obtain Through
ticket! by tbo new itnuncr United State*, connecting at
Panama with the Winlicld Scott, at the office of Mrasr*.
bavlc, Brook* k Co., 12) Beaver street, or of Jones ti Johu
*??, SO Wall (treet. *
To the Public.? One bottle of Dr. Watte'
Nervou* Antidote can be had to teet iti wonderful proper
tie! a pon consumption, or any other diseases, without eoat,
If net found to be beneficial in the ease. Office i'H Green
wich street; depot 102 Wassail street; Zeiber's, l'hiiadclptua,
SI per bottle; $11 per dotcn.
Mr*. Jerri*'* Cold Candy.? The great fire
?He Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Boariene**, and the various
threat and lung complaint*. Sold by Uri. W. JIHVI8, 3M
Broadway, ana druggists generally.
$1,000 wll be forfeited by Klmore & Co.,
tf they cannot provo by hundred* of persons that the cele
brated Bohemian Hair Dye ia the beat in use. It instantly
change* gray or sandy huir to a beautiful permanent black
?r brown. Sold at the Perfumery (tore, 137 Hudson struct.
73 tents a case; $6 per dozen.
Cfcmraud's Liquid Hair Dye la without
?xeeption or reservation the very best ever invented; equally
eulebrated in GOUftAllb'S Medicated Soap, fat earing plm
?iea, freckles, sallowneas, chaps, chafe*, roaghuee*, &c.
Poudre Subtile uproot* hair ttom any part of the body.
Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Bait Gloss, at 07 Walker
?treet, near Broadway.
Malr Dye.? Batchelor's celebrated Liquid
Raw Bye 1* toe best yet dt*covered for eoloring the hair er
vbUkers, the moment it i* applied. The wonderful eaae and
eartainty with which this favorite and eld established Hair
Bffe perforata |a astonishing. It is for sale, or applied, at
BATCIIEIiOU'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall stacut. Copy th*
addrea*.
Wlgi and Toupees? Batchelor's new style
of Wigs are pronounced the moit perfect Imitation of natars
yet invented. Those wanting a very luperior article, should
oall M BATCBKLOH'S celebrated Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall
?treet, where can be found the largeit and beat assortment
in tha city. Copy the address.
Phalon's New Spring Style of Hair Cutting
?New principle In Hair Cutting. ? Clean Hair Brashes for
*11 by the basket fall ? fifteen of the best artists in Amerie*
? new system* ? new style*. A new era in Hair Cutting
?elites anything before dreamed of In New York, at
PHALON'S Crystal Palace, 197 Broadway, earner of Be/
?treet.
Phalon's Chemical Hair Invlgorator, to
prevent baldneia, and to restore hair that hai fallen off, or
Leoome thin, and to cure icurf or dandruff, for invest it with
?aeh a brilliant gloss aud permanent curl. For eale at 1ST
Broadway, and *11 the drug atom ia every city and tows in
Amerie*.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair or whickers the moment it ii applied, without Injury to
the hair or skin. It can be washed immediately without
disturbing the color and has no bad odor. It fa applied,
?r sold, at PHALON'S Wig and Toupee Manufactory, 197
Broadway. For s*l? in the city and oonntry by druggist*
?ancrallj.
Phalon's Wigs and Toupees.? We would
?all the attontion of persons requiring wigs, to a recent Im
provement. The same was awarded a silver medal for th?
Bret premium at the last fair. They can be aeen at E. PHA
LON'S Wig and Hair Bye Factory, 197 Broadw*y, eoxnti of
Bey *tr?et.
Depot for Cottar's Celebrated Rat, Mouse,
Cockroach, Croton Bug, Ant. Bedbug Stc., Exterminator, Is
at Delluc & Co.'* three establishments, No. 2 Park Row, 08I
Broadway (opposite Niblo's Garden), and 260 Fourth avo
auc, corner of Twentieth street. t'OSTAK'S Depot is Hi
Broadway.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, March 13 ? 6 P. M.
Thc?took market remains without material alteration.
Speculation has not yet reached its culminating point,
and the bulls have apparently as much confidence as
when prices rauged ten per cent below current rates.
This is perhaps well enough for the timo. At tho first
board MorrU Canal advanced \ per cent; Reading Rail
road U ; all others closed about the same. The market
is s uttaincd entirely by Wail street influence, and nearly
ail the transactions arc among the brokers. The inflation
?f United States Bank has been caused by the movements
r?* ully made by foreign holders, and the efforts about
being made to wiud up the affairs of the institution.
There will be a meeting of the stockholders iu Philadel
phia, on Friday, tho 19th int-t., to hear the report of tho
committer appointed to consider the policy of making a
general assignment of the ossotx of the bank. Mr. Schwab,
of til William street, agent of the Dutch uud Kn^li.-U
holders, will receive the proxies of parties in this couutry
who will be unable to attend, but who are desirous that
their interests should be properly protected. The foreign
holders, represented by Mr. Schwab, are desiron^of wind
ing up the affairs of the bank at once, and it' there is
anything left for the stockholders give it to them.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of specie
diverted from this port during the week ending the loth
instant
^IIIFMCKTI OK SrtX'IK f ROM Tlir. TORT OF NeW-YoKK.
MmvIi 8 ? Steamer Merlin, .St Thomas ? Am. U old.. fil ?'>.?'?? 8
" 10 '? Africa. Liverpool. " 71 504
" ?' " ?? English Silver... '2.158
* " ? Bark Klliot. Cuba ? Spanish Doubloons. . . . 13.674
" 13? Steamer iranklin. Havre ? Am. Oolil. . . ,30.000
* " ?? Half Doubloons. 4 l.iioO
" " " " French Silver. .,10 'J43
" " " '? Mexican Dollars. 60.000
" H " " Mixed Uold and Silver. 13.900
'? " Ship Parana. Buenos Ayrcs ? Doubloons. . .43.071
* '? ?? ?? Silver 2,000
Total $a09.888
Previous this year $d..>.">3.0t>9
Total, January 1 to March 13. inclusive $0,862,075
The small shipments this week and last, keep down the
aggregate. So far this month. .the exports have been con
siderably lets than for the corresponding period in 1851.
It is most desirable that this moderate amount of spcciu
theuld continue for some time, to equalize the shipments
nacre with those for the early months of last year.
Tlic New Jersey Mining and Exploring Company aud
the Sussex Zinc Company having been united by autho
rity of tire Legislature, the stock of the latter is worth
the same pricc as the former, and amounts to tho same
thing. The capital stock of each company is $000 000.
making a total of $1 'MO 000, divided into shares of $12 50
?sell, and the hist sales at the board arc quoted at $12 25.
|tirbe company is now making their celebrated zinc oxide
] taints, which they believe will ere long entirely supersede
t.h ? lead paints, both on account of their healtlifulneAi
and durability.
'i'lie Pennsylvania canal opened for navigation at the
Pfvointed period. Boats have left Harrisbuig for the
Wi st. An immense business has been awaiting this open
ing and the canal will be fully employed. Tho merchants
oi this ejty can i.ow forward all the goods they have, aud
th<y will be promptly put through.
The interests of tho U. S. ltank received another un
favorable blow a dny or two since. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas ,t was decided that not only the assets in tho
Lund* ol the several trusts created by the Bank of the
llui'i d States, amounting to some $15,000,000, but all
property whatever, assigned for the benefit of creditors,
are liable to taxation for State and county purposes,
notwithstanding these adverse decisions by the courts,
the Mock of the bank is steadily on the rise.
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ADVERTISEMEWTS KI'M WI'I) EVERY DAY.
~ PRKHONAI..
IO IIOUHK CARrENTKRS.? ALEXANDER MACDOtf
I (.At. if (Jlnc/nw, a lloiiio ('?r|?nt' r by trn'le. auprio?>il
fo If in the III'!, 'bill, rbo.id nf HnlTaln. is hereby informed that
Is fsmily has nrrlvad In Now Vorh, anil by addressing a lins
r M.iry MasDongal, Cold Sitiiir llarlmr, Long IsUud, N.
he in n h^nr from thom.
THK M11.IT ART.
IT1ZKW VOLDNTEKRO.? THE OFFICERS OF TIIE
Clli/en Vnlnrteer? Are rso nested to attend a meeting to
Id hr lil nt Central llall, C.rnnd ftreet, on Tuemlay eyeniug,
lareh I'l. st 7* ? o'' loch. By order of
JIE WRY tVTLflOV, Major C?n?ral.
speciai. hoticiii.
Notice? all phrsons lntbrksted in OPPOS
hig tho oxUnilitE of Canal street and wMoniufr of
Walker Ptreet, wlwi-n property is asse^-ed for that purpose,
are rrqufi toil to call without delay at the Koul folate OiRee,
Ki?. 49 tbumburs eticut. from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M., to rc-si^u
the objections, tlio Court requiring the objoetor* to i<igu
again, in ?< i.eequeuue of a slight alt# ration in the assots
nieats.
Notice.? at the annual hjktion fordirbc
tors of the Now York and Virginia Steamekip Company,
hold it the office of the company, No. iM Wall itreet, on tuo
-<1 mat, the following gmtlciutn were unanimously elected
for tho ensuing yar- Edward M. Greeuway, Henry Lud
lam, Pruneis Skiddy, Win. W. T. (ircenway, C. E. Ilabioht.
< liarles T Staff?, Jacob A. Wustorvolt. At a subsequent
meeting of tho board, Edward M. (Jrwnwuy wax unani
mously elected President; C. E. HaMcl.t, Secretary, and
Lndlain & Pleasants, Agents. C. E. HABIC'HT, Secretary.
OFHt'E OP THE ODD FELI.OWS HALL ASSOCI
atiou. City of New York, March 12, IHi:!.? The holder!
of redeemable stoek/issued under a ?ote of the Association.
Juue 10, 1M>0, are hereby notified that all arrears of interest
at 7 per cent per annum, to Doc. 1, IW61, will be paid en pre
sentation ol t.ho < ertitifatcH at this uffi<-e. By order of the
Hoard of Manager*. JOHN J. DA VIES, Secretary.
tu5 aas. w*
...... tinit of the above society wil 1 . t, ifttH inst, for the
Si* Walker street, on Monday evenmg^ ?>? ? By order,
^"rpotocf electing ?<&?? fwr^rhM. r. NlLES, President.
Robert Etans. Secretary^
H >?"? StSSpf. ? w'"'" u,u'
evening, ?t tatf-P"1 1 ? MORRItk.J^airmM^.
G1REAT BALL.? MR. 19 SOLICITED TO THE
" Complimentary Soiree to E. Peraccbio, at the City
Assembly Rooms, on Monday ovening, March 15, by hit
pupils and friends. Tickets sold at the door.
LOST, Ac.
Lost? in going from the foot of cortlandt
street to Ninth street, a Carpet Bag, containing, among
ether articles, a writing case. 1'ho bag is marked Charles
Butler, No. 1.1 East fourteenth street. The finder will bo
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at No. 13 East Four
teenth street.
Lost? a letter case, containing a number
of letters of introduction in favor of Mr. J. J. W. Any
one hringing same to the Alitor House will bo liberally
rewarded.
WHEREAS, ON FRIDAY, THE 12TH INST., AT OR
abont one o'clock, P. M., our premises were entered
by a large body of men who assaulted our hands, aud put
them in bodily fear, we hereby offer a reward of fifty dol
lars for each and every person convicted of such trespass
and offence. FISHER fc BIRD, 287 Bowery.
Taken from the counter op the mer
ehanta' Hotel, a Brown Overeoat. In the pookots of
said coat were two Memorandum Boobs. Ten dollars will bo
given for the retain of said books, and no questions asked.
HUGHES.
RESTAURANTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.? THE SPLENDID SALOON AT
tached to the Odd Fellows' Hall, with the additional
Supper Rooms, are now complete and ready for visiters. The
proprietors, FRAZEE & MAl'ES, are now ready to serve those
who may favor them with a call with every required luxury
for the inner man. Those who wish a quiet and retired meal,
at any time during the day or evening, will find their rooms
the most pleasant and comfortable, owing to their extraordi
nary large size and ventilation, than any other establish
ment In the city. Their rooms being furnished in a new and
magnifieent style, are a luxury within their self. Entranoo
to the supper rooms, first door from Grand, in Orange street.
SPORTING.
SPORTING.? A BADGER BAIT AND RAT KILLING
will take place at Jim Brown's, No. 43 East Thirteenth
street, on Monday evening, March 15. and evory Monday fol
lowing. This will be a good opportunity for gentlemen to try
their aogs. Admission, twenty-five cents.
FINE ARTS.
National academy of design.? the rooms
of tho Academy, 663 Broadway, aro now ready for the
reception of pictures for the twenty-seventh annual exhi
bition. J. H. SIIEGOGUE, Corresponding Sec., N. A.
Great improvement.-fine arts.-a favor
able and nice chance for thoBC wishing a fine monument.
A fine marble monument, beautifully executed in tho Gothic
style, with the statuary figure of Hope, lias Just boen com
pleted by two celebrates European seuliitorH. The monument
is 18 feet 6 inches in height. The architecture and figures,
representing dignified emblems, has been executed iu such
artistical style, that well may it be said of it, it has no equal
in this city. The monument may be soon, and is for sale by
L. Vernhaegen and T. Pfeiffer, Twenty-third street, between
Third and Lexington avenues, N. Y. Said artists further
more recommend themselves to the public for executing any
work in sculpture, statuary, portraits, rich iiiautel pieces
and monuments, in all designs, which will bo done iu such a
style as to secure general satisfaction.
_ VERNHAEGEN Si PFEIFFER.
DAGUERREOTYPE.-JUST RECEIVED, a FULL
stock of Scale Plates, all vises. These plates aro usod
exclusively by the best Datfuerrean Artists. Thuy are war
ranted to take a better impression than any other plato, and
to give umnlcte satisfaction in every respect. Retail prioe,
full siieiBmi dotcn; smaller sises in proportion. Liberal
disconntto the trade. Address.
VICTOR BISHOP, No. 23 Maiden lane.
INSTRUCTIONS.
unaarepuonauie rn?*euoe?, reapeeliwlly offers tu r
structions in private families, schools, seuiiuurios and
mies, in Pencil, Pon, Sepia, Water Colors, Stump, j
l.audsc&pe, Architecture, Lavia. lie will give lesson
Drawing in all its branches.? mr. e. beau
lieu. from Pari*, (peaking English, and having the most
unexceptionable references, respccti'wlly oftrl tj (jive iu
? : " " id aoado
Flower,
. . give lessons at hif
residence, or in any part of the city, and will also receive
from engravers on wood, architects and Lithographers, any
drawings to do at hi* residence. Letter* addrossed to 41
Barclay street.
French language? 6*5 broadway.? profes
ser Richard will begin on Monday evening, at 7}? o'clock,
a new course of less >ns in French, with hi* now weekly
puprr. printed in English and ill French, and tho pronuncia
tion athxed under each line. A scholar will, iu a ohurt time,
he aide to speak and to write correctly.
Dancing academy1, n?. 110 grand street,
fourth door from Broadway. ? P. SARACCO, pro
fessor, inventor, and Sole teacher known in America of tho
new and fashionable I>ancos, ha* the honor to apprise tho
fashionable public that henceforth all lessons will he atteuded
to by him at any hour of the day and evening; and ladies
and gentlemen who will favor him with their patronage, may
rest assured that with a few lessons they will bo perfectly ail
fait of the dances of the saloon.
WRITING CLASSES.? APPLY THIS WEEK AT
Goldsmith's, 289 Broadway, if you wish to acquire a
good hand-writing. Tho terms are reduced, for this month
enly, to (2 60 for the course of tun lessons. Ladies nt 41
A.M. and 4 o'clock I*. k. Gentlemen, day aud evening.
Private instruction, $10.
MUSICAL.
SI C.N OR A ELIZA VAI.ENTINI, PROFESSOR OF
Singing, has removed to 49 Barclay street. She doel
not teach for less than $00 a quarter, twenty-fire lessons,
or $20 a month, eight lessons. Being engaged out all the day,
all applications must be made by letter, lor lessons, or any
ether professional business, which she will promptly at
tend to.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES^
NOTlt I". ? T1IE FIRMS OF JOHN MACE, OF THIS
city, (eoniposed of John Mace, Gabriel Meeker, and
Nathaniel Gray,) and W. Gray k, Co,, of San Francisco, Ca
lifornia, were dissolved, by their own limitation, on tho 5th
of January last: and the firm of Mace te Meeker. by tho
death of John Mace. All persons indebted to either of the
said tirins are requested to make immcdiato payment to the
undersigned; and all persons having claims against either of
the said firms, or against John Maeo individually, arc re
quested to present the same forthwith.
SIMON Sll I N PI. KH, ) Executors, &c.,
HARRIET S. M ACE, S 75 Carmine street.
The business will bo continued as heretofore, at, the same
place.
Dissolution.? the co-partnership hereto
fora existing under the firm ? f Ritter it Clark, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. Garrett D. Clark is dnly
authorised to use the natno of tho firm in settling all out
standing business. CASI'ER RITTER,
New York. March 10, lfW2. GARRKTT D. CLARK.
P. S.? The undersigned will continue the business a* here
tofore. at the old stand, No. 98 Murray street, where he in
vites the old customers and the public generally.
GARRETT I). CLARK.
ri^HK advertiser" ha ving "a <;ooi> business,
X but is somewhat involved, has a good stock of goods on
hand, and ran sett lo for cash w ith his creditors for a small
sum. any person having in cash from $3,000 to $5,000, and
wishing to go into business, ran make a good bargain, such a
one as is seldom mot with. Further particulars by an inter
view. Address, with real same, Bank, box No. J, 300, Post
office.
WANTED? TO FORM A CO-PARTNERSHIP. BY \
young gentleman who bus been in my employment over
si* years, it is means are limited to lliQQt two thousand
dollars, but he is honest, possessed of energy and husinoM
t:il* nt, n (OOd Constitution, and wi-hes to become safely es
tablished in s respectable business that offers remuneration
according to tho effort bestowed upon it. Such as can offer
a favorable business to such person, will address A. T., box
1,310 Post Office. GENIO C. SCOTT, No. 130 Broadway.
HOUSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
For sale-a brown stallion, seven years
old this spring, 15 hands I inch high, sound, kind and
pleasant driver, can trot a mils in less than three minutes,
lias a Canadian eross. and is out of a good mar*. For further
particulars inquire at HEED fe TKUSDELL'S livery stable,
172 Mtrser street.
House fohTsale.? a fine uorse7 eight years
old this spring, lfi bands high, suitable for a family, a
doctor, or most any kind of business, kind and sound, will
stand withont hitching, for sale cheap, as the owner has no
use for him. Enquiro of W. II. Comstock, No. 9 John stroet,
tip stairs,
LIQUORS.
MB. PETERS & CO., ARE JUSTLY ENTITLED
? to the liberal patronage they are daily receiving, for
it is well known they sell tlie finest Wines. Brandies, and
Havana Segars. of any home in tho tity. We recommend all
to give them a call. Orders from families solicited by
M. B. P. U CO., 300 Broadway.
1BEG TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS
to liquor dealers, heads of families, ito.? Brandies. W ines,
Gin. Rum, Whiskey, and every article connected with tho
liquor trade, of the best brands and choicest vintages, at 20
per cent less than at. any other house in the city. One trial
will prove the fart. WM. II. UNDERBILL, 430 Broomo
street, corner of Crosby, (late Baltimore.)
WM. II. UNDERBILL OFFERS FOR SALE, FOR
ea*h. lower than any houso in New York, the choicest
gritdes of Brandies, Wines, Whiskey. Rum, Gin, &c., in
every variety, in bottle. . demijohn, or wood, to suit whole
sale or retail buyers. delivered free in this city, Brooklyn,
Williamsburg, or Jersey City. One trial will prove tho fact.
430 Broomo street, corner of Crosby. _
C'UOICE WINKS AND SPIRITS FOR FAMILY USE,
> ike. ? Burnett's London Cordial Gin. Ilennesiey's mid
Martell's Loudon Duck Hrandy, Inlay Whiskey, Schnapps
Oin, Jamaica Rum. London Dock Porta, delicately flavnrod
Sherries and Madeiras. Clarets, Chatnpagnos, ike., for sale in
bond, or in quantities to suit purchasers.
_ O. P. LETHBRIDGE.86 and M Fulton street.
JCCOTCH AND EAST INDIA PALE * I.E. Ill III. IN
?J and London Pnrter. Just received direct from the
breweries, 4<>(l casks, of 6, 7, ami 8 doien each, pints and
quarts, all sparkling and framing. Mnir's. Dove's, Yoiing
er r, and Harvey a Scutch Ale; Base fe (Jo.'a East India To
nic I ale Ale. Guinness s Dnblln Brown Stont, Barclay, Per
kins &<?. s London 1 orter, for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers by the Importer, n
G. I*. LETIIBHIDGK, H6 and 88 Folton street.
'THE CELEBRATED FALKIRK ALE, VuUNGER'S
V and Campbell's Edinbnrg, and Bass's East India Ale;
Dublin Brown Stout; Barclay fc Perkins' London Porter
and Brown Stout, K>\. warranted prnnine and in fine order;
A superior quality of Mhany Ale. in keg?,with tap, suited
r. r family n?e, delivered free. For sale nt tVM. H. UNDER
BILL P, 4.'? Ilieenoc strict, corner of Crosby.
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WANTfl.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE Y0UN?1 WOXAV,
asitnatioD ?? SeMirtfiw or Waiter The bunt of city
references given. Plcaso ieqmr'' at tho AUintio Hotel, No.
3 tlin-.iltnn ithm. South firooklyn.
WANTED? A GEFMAN OIRL, BETWEEN TH RIVE
and fifteen yearn of a^u, to take charge of a small hoy,
and make herself generally useful, in a small family,
ill ^outh lirooklyu. She must lio rent and tidy, and of
good disposition. Inquire no 46 Exchange place, N. Y-, dp
stairs.
WANTED ? A GENTLEMAN OF EXTENSIVE Ac
quaintance, to recommend amongst tauillicj and his
friends. a very Ijoro article o f French Brandy, imported
specially for family use and medical purposes. A favorable
arrangement would be made with a pertm who eonld in
fluence a fiw regular cuitomcrB. Add??si V., Herald office,
for one week.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS SALESMAN1
in a butter, cheese, and provision store; none need ap
ply but those acquainted with the business. Address Enter
prise, at the office of this paper.
ANTED?' TWO JOURNEYMEN WATCH CASE MA
, kers, one Wateb Case Polisher, and one Watch Case
Piuishtr. None but good and steady workmen need apply.
II A KP Kit Si McLEAN,
Walnut and Dock street), Philadelphia.
WANTED? SITUATIONS FOB A LARGE NUMBER
of well selected servants, females and males, of every
domestic station? Irish, English, Scotch, German, American,
and colored? at the Select Protectant Agency, 7 t'armiue
street, and Society Agcney, 100 Chambers street. Only ser
vants of good character admitted. Orders l'rom city or
tountry promptly tiled.
WANTED-PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC COOKS,
Laundresses, Chambermaids, Waiters, Names,
Seamstresses, girls for general Housework, small girls,
Coachmen, Waiters, Gardeners, Farmers, boys, &c., be., of
first rate character (no others are admitted) can be obtain
ed at the "Select Employment Agency," No. 41M Broadway,
two doors above ?anal street. J. II. MULLER & CO.
A YOUNG GERMAN, HAVING" BEEN IN THIS
country two years and a half, and being tolerably well
acquainted with the English language, wishes a situation as
Clerk or light Porter in a mercantile house, in this city or
Brooklyn. The best of city reference can be givon, ani
also, if required, $100 or $100 as security. Addreda P., Herald
office.
A GARDENER WANTED-A MAN WHO IS CAPABLB
of taking the entire charge of a vegetable and flower
garden; none other need apply, to FERNANDO WOOD, 157
Broadway, op stairs, from 10 to 3 o'clook.
AN ENGINEER, WHO HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM
England, would be happy to offer his servicos to auy
party who would grant him an mterviow. He in a thorough
good fireman, ana to any employer who wonld appreciate
snch services, he would give satisfactory reference. Address
John W. Lee, Mrs. Lawton's, HO Greenwich street.
A LADY OF RESPECTABILITY WISHES TO OB
tain a situation in a private establishment, or fancy
store, as Saleswoman, and faucy dress cap maker. Under
stands all kiuds of lace business thoroughly, and has done
business on her own account for several years. Pleas* in
qnirc at 110 Leonard street.
COOK WANTED? IN A VERY SMALL FAMILY. A
woman, cither white or lilack, who is a first rate Oook,
and can also wash and iron well. None need apply butthono
who are perfectly accomplished in the business, who would be
scrupulously neat and clean in their person at their duties,
and who can come well recommended. Apply at No. 1 Union
place.
House carpenters wanted.-a number op
good workmen will be employed at tho building of gen
tlemen's honses, within one hour's ride of New York. Parti
culars can be learned at the Architect's office, 44 Wall street.
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
new and beautiful Medal, on which agents are now
earning from five to twenty dollars per day. Country agents,
by forwarding one or more dollars, may rely upon having
them on the best terms. E. LYON, 424 Broadway.
CALESMAN WANTED? FOR THE CITY RETAIL DRY
O goods trade. Those who can furnish satisfactory refe
rences as to character and capacity, may addrosa B., Herald
office.
TO WATCH MANUFACTURERS.? A YOUNG MAN,
who perfectly understands his business, having just
arrived from England, would be happy to offer his services
to any employer, where a thorough Kno fledge of his busi
ness would be appreciated. Address Mr. Richard Macdonald,
Mrs. Law ton's, KJ Greenwich street.
BOARDING AMD LODGINGS.
A LADY, WISHING TO BOARD WITH A PRIVATE
family in Brooklyn, would offer h?r services to teaoh
music, as an equivalent. Satisfactory references will be
given. N. II.? Families having no piano, can have the use of
one belonging to advertiser. Adaross, by lettor, postpaid,
K. i(., No. 76 Adams street, Brooklyn.
Boarding nousE to let? a short distance
from the City Hall, Partof the furniture for sale. Apply
to D. W. CLARK, 20 Chambers street.
Boardinc.-a large front and back room,
large pantries and entry bedroom, on second floor, to
let, with board. Will not move the first of May. Apply at
No. 71 Warren street.
Board? in a small private family, with a
tine suite of rooms on second floor, bath room adjoining,
or a parlor and bed room only, may be obtained by a peutle
man imd wife. The house is newly furnished throughout,
and in a good location. Address K. G. V., this ofl'icc.
Board waSted-for a respectable ladv,
either in a private fuinily or genteel boarding bonne. A
liberal price will be paid for good accommodation*. Best of
reference given. Address E. M., at this office, stating loca
tion and terms.
Board wanted? bv a young lady, with a
widow lady preferred, who will require a front, rooir
with ted roum adjoining. Address (lutiuK particulars )
A. M. . offic e ..f tliL- paper.
Boarding in Williamsburg.? a number of
very pleasant rooms, comprising the second floor of a
house, delightfully situated near tlio I'eck slip Ferry, Wil
liamsburg, is offered for the accommodation of a family, or
single persons. Dinner hour six o'clock. The house is private,
and the family consists of Ave adults.
Boarding? for families or single gentle
men. in a very pleasant aud healthy location: fine rooms
with baths, and all modern conveniences. affording a floe
summer re-u.lence, and being near several line* uf stages.
Apply at M14 Greenwich street, corner Jane street.
Boarding.? a very desirable front i'aki.oh,
with bed room adjoining, also several single room's, may
be obtained, with full board, at 6Kj Broadway. References
given and required.
Gentlemen's sleeping rooms to i.et-fur
nished or unfurnished, to suit applicants, in the new
buildings, 150 Broadway. Also, a suite of three handsome
rooms connected, suitable for a party of gentlemen; also
rooms suitable for Odd Fellows' c'.ub rooms, artists, Ste.
Apply to GEO. W. MILLER, 450 Broadway, np stairs.
PRIVATE BOARD.? SECOND STORY FRONT ROOMS
uud Board, at WO, 4 Pnion square, vacant 1st of ApriL
Rooms wanted? a front and back parlor,
two bedrooms, with kitchen and front basement. Ap
dress Z., Herald office. None need apply except those who
can givo the above apartments. Rent uot to execed $250.
Rooms to let, furnished or unfurnished?
Two large parlors, several large lodging rooms;
also, attic bedrooms, at No. 625 Broadway, west side, be
tween Houston aid Hleecker streets. Will )>o ready by the
15th or 20th. Crotou water, bath, and gas in the house.
Inquire at C0.1 Broadway, up stairs.
SUITE or ROOMS IN 11ROA DWA V TO LET, FOR THE
ensuing season, to a small family, or to a ?bntleman,
with partial board. Will be let handsomely furnished, or
unfurnished, as desired. The best of references given aud
required. Apply at 784 Broadway, corner of Tenth street.
TO LET? TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. -A SUITE OF
Parlors, with Bedrooms, if desired, unfurnished, ex
cept carpets; also two furnished rooms. Apply at No. 30
Br< adway.
TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.? TO LET? A FURNISHED
l'arlor ami Bedroom. Apply at No. HI Ninth street,
near Broadway.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. WANTED!
DWF.LLING-HOUSE WANTED, BETWEEN LEROY
and Fourteenth street,, with all the modern improve
ments. ? Any one having houses to let in that vicinity can
hear of a good tenant. Good security will bo given, or pay
in advance. Address " P. A. L.," IK raid office, for ono
week.
House wanted.? wanted to purchase or
rent, a House, worth not over $6(10 per annum, or
sxm in fee. It must be between Chambers and Twelfth
streets, and west of the Bowery. The Fifth or Eighth ward
preferred. Address, with full description, B. W., Broadway
Feat Office.
OUSE WANTED? To KENT OR PURCHASE, THREE
stories, with modern conveniences, situated west, of
H
Broadway, not higher than Twenty-fifth street. Address
A. J., box 3,006Post Office.
The advertiser would like to hire, from
the first of May next, part of a genteel three story
House, that has gas and water introduced, in a pleasant lo
cation up town, between Fourth and Niuth avenues, (his
family consists of himself and wife,) whero there are no
strall children iu the house. Address T. P., Herald office.
References exchanged.
WANTED? A HOIST WHEEL, WITH APPARATUS.
No objection to second handed, if in good order. Ap
ply by letter, to William L. M. Butler, caro of U. H. Sal
mon. No. .'.li front street.
WANTED? IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF SOUTH
or Hamilton avenue ferry, South Brooklyn, two or
thrco unfurnished rooms, or a small cottage. Kent moderate.
Address E. J., Herald office.
WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY? A ROOM AND
two bedrooms, for a man and his wife, without children.
In a quiet house, in a respectable part of the city. Kent not
to exceed eight dollars per mouth. Address " Artist," He
rald office.
WANTED? A HOUSE, WEST OF BROADWAY AND
above Franklin street, for a family of four porsons;
rent about $150. Apply to J. B., 80 Nortli Moors street.
HOTELS.
YIIORK family hotel, new BRIDGE SfMIT,
l.udgate Hill, London.? The above house is centrally
situated; has an excellent coffee room, ten or twelve private
sitting rooms; between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms,
agood smoking room; warm, eold, rid shower batbaalways
ready; a night porter in attendance; a fixed charge for ser
vants; the New York Herald is tiled. Thomas Ouartrrmaine
tenders his grateful thanks to his American friends, for the
favors he has so long enjoyed at their hands, and solicit!
their continued patronage aud reeommendatinn.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
R
UBBEIt CAR SPRINGS.? THE FOLLOWING AD
ditional testimonial to the merits of F. M. RAY'S In
dia Rubber Car Springs, over all others, has just been re
ceived. It needs no comment:? Hudson River Railroad Of
flee, 6M Warren strcot. New York. March5, IM52. F. M. Ray,
Esq.? Dear Sir: Since my connection with this road, I have
watched with much interest the matter of Rnbber Springs
for railroad ears, and have no hesitation in saying that, j< ,ir
spring is incomparably the best article which' I have seen or
used. I have tried others, and found them to fall under
pressure, or to freexe in eold weather, and become worse
than useless. I should prefer using yours ut donble their
cost, to employing any other rubber spring which has fallen
nndor my notice Your Springs possess the rare quality of
Preserving their elasticity at all temperatures. Yours, &o.,
OLIVER n. LEE,
Late Superintendent of the Hudson River Railroad.
NEW FUBIsXCATIOmk
I MUNCH LITERARY REVIEW? A WEEKLY PAPER,
just issued, in French aud English, with the pronuneiai
tlon and literal translation. Sixteen pages per week. Pr-oe
$5 per annum, office, No. 685 Broadway.
Building associations, kc. ? THE ABOVE
work is just published, showing the'r character and
minons tendency: also an examination of their balance
?l.ccts. Trite I*1,, vents; to be 1 ad at the UoV-t. re?, and of
J. I'k'.RRY, >01 Broadway.
HOIHESTB AIM. _ ^ .
North american mutual loan and a?gu
mulcting Fund Association? The lint regular aienting
of thi? association will ba i>? I?l at the Broadway House, cor
ner of Broadway and c.raud street, on Monday evening next,
?he 15th iust.. at eight o'clock. Kvcry member in earnestly
requested to tie present. and invito tludr I'riends. All persona
desirous of Joiuiug had batter do so at on"-, as the assocU
tion I* (II line up rapidly. Katrnace fee, 61; menthly does,
$3; sharca. $s00. The meeting nil! ha addressed liy :ui able
pieaktr. Office, I.V Broadway, < ?rncr of Grand street.
RU'IIAKD F. CARMAN, President.
THOMAS F. CUMH1NGS, Vice President.
MoRTiMrR Smith. Secretary.
Home for a poor man.? THE IRVINO BUILD
ii>K I"1' Mutual Loan Association, will holJ another
public malting on Moudyy evening. March M, at Chatham
llall, Chatham square, at 7,'j o'clock. So great was tho do
maud tor aliaiM at the last meeting, that a gr?at many
people were disappointed, and could not get a chanee to
subscribe.
Tho meeting w ill bo addressed by loveral able speakers,
who will oxpla.n the objects of lliiii henoticial Association.
All person# desirous ef joining, had batter da Boat once,
as the busks will shortly be closed.
Ladies and gontlemru are particularly invited to attend,
and hear Low they may procure a home whieli they may call
their own, and winch tiny ?an obtain by small monthly
payments.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President, No. 106 Broadway.
GEO. II. HELL, Vioe l'residaut, No. 138 Nassau at.
Aliiiiht II. Nicoi.av, Secretary. No. 244 Grand street.
Thomas Lawrence, Attorney, No. 15 Beekman street.
trustee*.
Ceo. II. FrfknUlin, No. 173 West street.
Geo. W. Kililet, County Clerk'e Office, City Hall.
Silas C. Herring, Nos. 137 and 139 Water street.
James Jackson. Jr., No. .161 Broadway.
Royal Q. Millard, No. HO Barclay street.
Nelson I'tiR, No. IMS Duano street.
Ellas Combs, No. 244 Grand street.
T. U. Rkhardson, No. 43 FnHon street.
Geo. T. Maxwell, No. 18 City Hall.
Office of Association,- No. 244 Grand street. Open every
evening from C to 9 o'clock, and on Wednesday from 3 to V
o'clock I*. M., for ladiei. Articles of the Association may be
had gratis.
GBT MONEV? SAVE. INVEST, AND INCREASE IT.
Hudson River Building and Mutnal Loan Association.
This Association will hold a public moating at Bradbury's
Music Room. No. 413 Broadway, corner Lispenard street,
(third floor,) for tho explanation of the objects of the Asao
eiation, on Tuosday evening, March !>, at 7% o'clock. As
shares will be redeemed at tho regular Meeting in April,
persona desirous of procuring money to secure a home
free from laudlordiani, will nave an opportunity at that
time. Office of the Secretary open daily at No. 411 Washing
tan street, corner of Laight, where all desired information
will be furnished. Dues $3 monthly : Shares $HU0. Those
wishing to join can do so by leaving their names and en
trance foe ($2) with the Secretary, or either of the follow
ing officers. Now is your chance.
SVLVANI'S S. WARD, l'rca't, No. 411 Washington st.
Alfred W. W hit*:, Vice l'res't, City Inspector, (Park.)
TRUSTEES.
John Boyce, No. 227 Greenwich street; James Webb, No.
43 Charlton street; John D. Dixon. No. 106 West Broadway;
Geerge T. Rodman, Noh. '220 and 230 West street: Jacob La
Wall. Na. 66 North Moore street; PatTick Coyle, No. 141
Chatham street; George T. Warner, No. 31^>a Broadway; B.
II. Romans, No. 72 Warren street; John 1*. Mrinkerholf, No.
23 Chambers street.
Geo. W. Morton, Secretary, No. 411 Washington street.
Joiiw Hooper, Stirvoyor, No. 106 Falton street.
Attorneys and Counsellors, Kim. An, Yon no ft Ruthve.v,
No. 25 Nassau street,
THE LEXINGTON MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU
latlng Fond Association Jiaving organised according to
law, will hold their first publll meeting at the Bull's Head
Hall, corner of Twenty -fourth street and Third avenne, on
Tuesday evening the 16th of March, at half-past seven
o'clock. Shares, 1800 ; Entrance Fee, $1; Monthly Dues,
$3. Edmund J. Porter, II. 8. Lincoln, Esqrs., and others
will address the meeting, explanatory of the object, fee.
JOHN PETTIGREW, President.
JULIUS A. CANDEE, Vioe President.
Trusteed? E. S. Mntt, R. L. Soymser. John n. Woodcock,
Robert B. Lloyd, Theodore Martice, J. K. Wright, John C.
Jacobsohn, Wm. II. Adatns, John Darragb, Walter Duncan,
Ralph Trembly, 0. C. M. Briggs, E. B. Fellows, John T.
Dodge. Richard Kelly.
Wm. Robert?on, Jr., Secretary.
Wm. II. Adams, Surveyor.
Edmund J. Poktkii, Attorney and Counsellor.
Tbc offico of the Association is now open at No. 368 Third
avenue, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets,
where articles of the Association may be had gratis.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HAMILTON BUILD
ing Association will be held at7}? o'clock, on Wednesday
evening next, March 17th, in their meeting room, corner of
Tillary and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, when Daniel 1'. Bar
nard. Esq., and others will address tho ranctiug in vindication
ol' this ana kindred associations, showing tha fallacy of cer
tain attneks recently madeupou them. Subscriptions for now
sharos will bo received at the moeting, or at tha office of tho
Secretary, No. 223 Fulton street, Brooklyn. By order of the
Standing Committee. Entranco lee, $1. Monthly dues, $2, 00.
Ultimate Talue of shares, $600.
RICHARD J. RICHARDS, Prosident.
Tuna. F. Leslie, Secretary.
Read and be wise.? the irving building
and Mutnal Loan Association will hold another
PUBLIC MEETING,
on Tuosday evening, March 16, at Masonic Hall, No. 274 Grand
street, ucar Forsyth street, at 7>. o'clock. An address will
be delivered by
W. T.B.MILLIKEN, ESQ.,
and others, explaining the objects and workings of these bene
ficial associations, and showing how a person can ohtaiu a
house w hich he uiay call his own, and which ho can procure
for the same money thnt he is now paying for rent, by paying
the same amount in small sums monthly in this association.
There isno place liko home, when you become old; the force
of which ? us never mora felt than at the present time, when
rents are so enormously hij.'h that it. is almost Impossible for a
met hnnic or laboring man to pay them. Besides, they grow
higher from year toycar. These tacts are sufficiently import
ant to induce every rent payer to secure a hoino of his own
for hisfmuily. Persons who do not ? ish to obtain a house, by
paying into thisassocintion, in sums of $3 per month, or $252,
will, in a fow years, receive $KW in return, with which they
can commence suine small business, and thus achieve their
ow n ' m ? to j> h n'lcucc. Ladies mid gentlemen Jro invitod to
attend and learn how they nniy become rich. Entrance
fee, S2; dues, $3 per month, shares, $>>00.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President, 106 Broadway.
GEORGE ll.BELL, Vice President, 15H Nassau at.
Ai.iikRt II. Nicoi.av, Secretary, 244 Ci rand street.
Thomas Lawh j-.mck, Attorney, lOBefkman street.
TS VIITI'IU.
George II. Fmiikliu, 173 West street.
Oeor.TC IV. Riblet, County Clerk's office, City Hall.
Silas C. Ilerriug, 137 and I3U Water street.
James Jackson. Jr.. 4.-7 Broad nay.
Royal G. Millard, 80 Barclay street. ? m
Nelson PutT, 2I& Dtiauu street.
Ellas Combs, J44 Grand street.
K. Ci. Richardson. 43 Fulton street.
? JoorgcT. Maxwell. I* City llall.
Office of Association. No. 244 Grand street. Open every
evening from 6 to i? o'clock, and on Wednesday. i'rom3toO
o'clock, P. M., for ladies. Articles of the Association may be
had gratis.
ASTROLOGY, ?Sic
Moke testimony.? the editorial columns
of the country press teem with audi spontaneous no
tices *3 t he one published below, from the Essex Standard,
Elliabethtown, New Jersey, l'eb. 20, la6i Well may it bo
said that? .
ltobnck'a fame tho world pervade?,
The press Ms triumph tells,
And from the north, south, east and west,
Tho noto of glory swells.
Prm tienl Use of Astrology.? We know hy scriptural proof
that the Chaldaic Aln^i. and the soothsayers anil augurers of
Egypt, Homo and Assyria, did foretell future events. It in
difficult to see, therefore, w hy we should deny the possibility
of the same supernatural net buing exercised with equal ao
curacy at the present day. All otuer arts and sciuncea have
been improved upon since that, day, and why not astrology!
"The burning stars of night" huvo been supposed, by the
5 rentes t men of all ages, to influence the destinies of men.
here is now a distinguished Swedo residing in New York,
the defendant of a line of astrologers reaching back for cen
turies, who professes to read and to translate the languago
of the stars. We refer to Ltr. Rohack, of No. 6 White street,
the fsine of whose predictions, or. rather, of their accom
plishment, has spread fur and wide. His impression is, that
lie derives this extraordinary faculty, or that part at least,
from being the seventh sun of a seventh son. lie this a.i it
may. it is not denied that he (rives ad vie by which all tho
Wrll Ult of disease are removed or cured? debts collected
worldly prosperity secured ? happy marriages brought ahout
?lost property recovered? and a thousand other benefits ?e
enred, for n raoderato fee. Wo advise the sceptical to visit
him, as we huvo dune, and judge for themselves. It is iuipos
riblc to doubt the cvidcuco of the senses, and tho voluntary
testimony of multitudes.
INSURANCE.
Lin INSVKA^CE.? NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
Assurr.nso Society, of London: General Agent's Office,
No. 7 (irand street, Jersey City. Tho above company con
tinues to effect insurance on the lives of persons re sident in
the Culled .States, and on California ana other spec ial Im
yard.*, at fair rates of premium, for terms. Hank forms,
i.o., please apply as abnvo. to
J. LEANDER STARR, Coneral Agent.
EXPRESS AUEICIEI.
Bun okd & co.'s WAST KXPKXSS it AIL FOR CAU
forniu, South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and
China, by the steamer sierra Nevada. March 17th. Also a
mail will be scut by tho steamer Daniel Webster. March
llith, in charge of our special messeugers, and ahead of all
other expresses. BERrORD fc CO., No. 2 Aator Iloogo.
AH. PRIDE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. NO.
t 7 Wall st reet,? Freight 38 eonts per lb., transported
ucroiS the Isthmus, by Mosi|iicra & Co.. transporters of all
tho gold dust. Next shipment, by tho "Sierra Nevada," I7tk
March. A. M. PRIDE k, CO.
GRKfiOHV'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
F.x press, per steamer Sierra .Nevada, on Wednesday,
March 17. at 3 P.M.? Our express of this dato will be tn
charge of Captain S. Cariuaek, favorably known on tho 1'a
citlc. Freight should bo delivered at the office on Tuesday.
Also an Express, per steamer Daniel Webster, via Nicara
gua, on Saturday, March 20, at 3 P.M. Messenger for Urn
steamer. Mr. Robert T. Lockwood, of onr Sau Francisco
office. Through iu about twenty-six days. Freulit should
be delivered on Thursday. Pareel* received up to 12 M., days
of sailing, and letters until hulf-pnst - P. 11. I'a< ka^e" must
be iu Katir proof condition, and not exrecdiui; 100 lbs.
Weight. THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, 14W Pearl strict, turner of Wall,
Alter 1st May, at 205 llroadwsy.
C ALIFORN I A TICKETS.
n aliform a tickets.-for sale, four steer
Xy age Tickets, for the 10th of April, by tho st ain-hip
Northern Light, connecting at Panama with tho steamship
S. S. Lewis. Address ' San Vrancisc . i," Herald office.
CIALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE.? ONE THROUGH
i i, fit cabin ticket in Steamers Sierra Nevada and New
Orleans, of March 17th. Apply at Lovq}oy's Hotel, to? ltf.
CALIFOKNIA STEFR AC E TICKET, THROUGH, FOR
sale.? One Ticket in tho Sierra Nevada, through to C*1
iforuis for the 17th inst. Apply to MAYHEW, TALUOTte
CO., No. 8 South street.
CALIFORNIA ,-TIIROrcH TICKET TO DU DIS
/ p^std of, by steamer 17th March. Apply to
1. t. SWEET, 1 Wall strict.
|V)R SALE.? A STEERAGE THROUGH TICKET-A
X first i ato berth? in the steamer Sierra Nevada, packet
of tho 17th of March, for California. Apply to
W I" EWING 17 New street .
CV.I linN TO CALIFORNIA I'ASSENCi F.RS. ? TUE
I sule tribort? learning that several persons tu the city,
pretending to be agents of independent steamers from Pa
nama to San Francisco, have been issuing tickets f ir the
steamship New Orlenns? hereby give notice, that all tickets
issued for the New Orleans other than those issned hy us,
aie fraudulent and vuid, and "ill not entitle the holder to ?
passage in said steamer, under any circumstance.
1 J. HOWARD & SON, 34 liroadway,
Agents for steamship Now Orleans.
Ci ACTION TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS.? THE
/ suIim ribcrs give notice that no ticket will secure a pas
rage on board the steamer VV infield Seott, from Panama to
Sau Frani i?co, unless said ticket is signed by them. This
laution is given in conse<|iicnce of learning that several per
sons, colling themselves agents of independent steamers, are
offering their tickets and promising to securo passages hf
our steamer Winfleld Scott. This is entirely unauthorised.
The steamer United States leaves here lor Chagres. on 3Bth
inr t.: passengers by her having genuine tickets to go by Win
ttold dcott, from Panama to San I'ranelscn, on lOtn April
Proximo, * III be waited for at Panama, and go by steamer
WinBr Id ?v..tt, For t hrough tii ket s, and tho piau of cabius
snd other particulars, npply to
DAVIS, bKOOES & CO., 2* Dearer rl??tt.
TBNAirrr rroihtrr.
Broadway stores to lm.-two spacious
storea in th* building No. AM Broadway, between i'rin**
Mil llomton *treets, mid near t ? th* n. w Metropolitan
Hotel and Nlhlo'a Garden. Entrance* wilt begudt from
tho street by entiuttil iron itoors. Possession of ana < tu
be had immediately, and of th" otlier on the 1st May. t\,r
particular*, apply, during the dav. to
SAMUEL 8. WHITNEY, 47 Front strW.
C10TH1C COTTAGE TO LET AT IIIGll BRIDGE, FIRST
JT home mi the bill above Maoomh's D*rn, with an aero
and a ball' of land. The house contain* collar kitehi'n, par
lor, and a*vea bidrooin*. Alio, a convenient home and
grounds at Chatham, Now Jersey, within tw>> minute* walk
of the depot. with tbo heavy furniture. Kent low. Apply
to GEO. II. 8 WORDS. IB Broadway and W Dey street.
HOTEL AT TICONDEROGA POINT TO fJY OR
Lease. ? To let or lease from tht 1st April next, the far- '
ui hod Hotel at Ticonderoga Point, *it n.it. d on Lake Cliaui- [
Blain, and the outlet of Lake George, together with part of |
icfarra. Nearly all tho travel North through Lake George I
takes Uli route. Tho situation in well known aa Muni i
of tli* m<>*t beantlrtil in that part of tho country. Apply to
JAMES K. PKLL, 100 Pearl street, Hanover aquare.
gJIXTlI AND Till III) AVENUEH.-STORES TO LET.
' Tho thrm 1mm S to roe which are to be flnishsd by lat
May next, oa wo>t aide of the Sixth aveiiue, nearly opposite
Eighth Itrect. Two will lie of thirty feet in width, by fifty
ia depth, with akyllght in rear, if desired. Al?o, email Store*
in basement, immediately unxtor the above, ?o arranged a*
to be of very ea?v aocess. Also, te let, similar Stores, whieli
arc to he finished by let July, on went side of Third avenue,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets. Apply to
J. A. I'El.l,, 7<m llroadway, froui 0 to 10 A.M.; orot'G. W.
PELL, fi Bond atrcet, fr?in S te 7 P. M.
SPLENDID STORES.? TO RENT, FOR FIVE OR TEN
C year*, tho two ftne five atory atoroti, 43 and 45 liarclay
| street. They are, without exception, the fiueat atoro* in tho
oity. For term*, he., apply to Ed. II. Iladson, 1U2 liroad
way, or W. II. Holbrook, 167 Broadway.
CTORAGE.-VEIIICI,ES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
O aUo Ilonschold Furniture, will bo taken on ceaionabio
terms, by early application to
GEO. W. mILJJBR, 420 Broadway, (upstair*.)
Alio to let, on Croa|iy ml, a large room, suitable for*
light mechanical buam***rOdd Fellow*, &o.
ttTORF. TO LET, IN CATHARINE STREET? ONE OP
H the bcatatauds iu the eity for the retail dry good* busi
ues*. Counter* and aholving oomplete, and belong to tho
*tore. Possession given immediately. Apply to John R.
Davis, No. 1 Birmingham street, or 7b Madison (itroet. _
TO I.F.T-TIIE SF.CON I>, THIRD, AND FOURTH
floora of tbo City Hotel, 429 Broadway. Tho tecond
floor i* fitted up an a Billiard Room, and contain* five hand
some mahogany table*, with macu*, one*. Ate., complete.
The third floor was formerly used a* a club room, and ia
suitable for meetings, societies, fee. The fourth naed by tho
Masonic order, tor further particulars, inquire at the
Oity Hotel.
TO I.KT-A FRONT PARLOR, ON SECOND FLOOR,
and bed room attached, for single gentlemen. Also,
two attic bed room*, all furnished or nnfurnished, warm
and cold hatha, in a private family, at No. lift Madison
atrest, front the first of May next. Inquire at No. 3 Monro*
street.
TO LKT IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.? A FIRST
cla?? residence in every rospcet, if applied for imme
diately. Within three minnte* walk of the railroad depot
aud steamboat landing*. l'o**ciai<>n given April I. Rent
(400. Rnquire at Zl Fulton street, Newark, New Jersey.
TO LET.-TIIF, TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
No. 4fi Horatio street, north side, near Abingdon Hanaro.
Has garden in front, with grupo vines, Sic. I* in first rate
order, and would he rented to a good tenant, for two year* ?
with the o*o of present convenienses ? for $320 a yea r.
Apply at 41 Water street, up stairs.
TO LEASE? AUOUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND, NOW
ocsupied hy a market gardener, situated on tho Brooklyn
and Flatbush tnrnpike, at ita intersection with Atlaatie
street, within two miles of the Fulton and South ferries. On
tho premiaea are a good double stone house, a farmers' houa*
adjoining, a large barn, and a well of good water, l'oaaoa
sion given immediately. Apply at, No. 92 Walker atrect.
TO LET-A DWELLING noUSE IN LONDON TER
race. West Twenty-third street, finished in tho boat
manner, with gas, bath room, water ?lo*et, fcc., and haa th*
Croton water in every atory. Tho fine terrace in front,
extending from Ninth to Tenth avenues, planted with eholoc
trees, i* tree for th* u*o of tiie residents only. To a good
tenant a lease of S rears will be given from 1st of May.
Address N., box 1,071 Post Office.
TO LET-TIIE UPPER PART OF THE MODERN
three story House. No. 201 Wcat Fiftoentli street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth avenue*, consisting of two parlor*,
two bedroom*, and bath room, on second story; one roora
on third story, with the hack basement. For further infor
mation, apply to A. NORTHROP, 100 Greenwich street.
TO LET-ON STJl'I'EN ISLAND, TDK PUBLIC GAR
den, known a* Clifton Park. ?Thin well-oatabllghed
place of resort comprisos an area of sevunty acres, covered
with lino forest trees, and offers an opportunity for a splen
did summer business. There is an icohousc filled ou tlui pre
mises. for term*, apply to
GEO. A. OSGOOD, Vandcrbilt'a Lnnding, Staten Island.
TO LET OR LEASE? A TWO STORY BOUSE, LARGE
aud convenient, containing fifteen rooms, besides
kitchen, cellars, tic., together with burn, stabler', Ice house,
tilled, fcc., and five or six acres of land, situated about half
a mil* above Fort Hamilton, on hich gmnl, on tho hanks
ol the Narrow s, commanding extcuaho and varied views of
unpur)iaaf<ed interest and beauty. The furniture would ho
let with tho house, if desired. Distance from New York
city about seven miles. Stage and steamboat communica
tion frequent throughout tho day. Inquire of Mrs. S. Berier,
on tho preniitos.
TO LET-FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR AND RASE
mont of bouse No. 2 St. Peter'a place, between liar
clay and Vesey streets, one block from llroadway, and one
door from Barclay itrect; w ill be l?t together or separately.
The building is to he altered to a store, and the floors will he
very line for a jeweller, watch dealer, engraver, tailor, or
any kind of light husine-i*. Inquire of
COMSTOCK L BROTHER. 0 John street.
TO LET? IN TI1K CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG, THE
new three atory 1 rick h utsc, No. ti Irving place. Third
atrect. corner South Eighth street, to be finished hy the lirst
of April, with all tho modern Improvements, and within two
minutes' wnlk of i'eck slip aud Grand street ferric*. Kent
?42fl. Also the two atory uiul attic house, with tea room,
No. 130 South Niutli street. Rent, $'!2S. Apply to
O. B. SMITH, 10 Jacob street, N. Y.
KUCBLLA NEOUS.
rpo PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS. ? PROPOSALS
X will bo received for the construction of a I'lank Road
across I he Statu of New Jersey, from Florence, on tho River
Delaware, to Keyport, on the Raritnn liav. ft dl*tanco of
about forty miles. The road to consist of a donblo tfa k,
cach ten feet iu width; to bo built in the most substantial
manner; to bo commenced immediately, and finished with
the least possible delay. Apply at the office of the Florcuca
and Koj |iort Company, No. 1 Hanover strcot, New York.
WARItANTF.lt WATCHES? COLO LEVERS, FULL
Jewelled, S'lO. $JW, $40; Silver Levors, full Jowolled,
$1.1: Ladies' Cold Watches as low ax $'15. Tobias and llue?
ley Lovers. JOHN COX, Importer,
208 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, upstairs.
Warranted watches. ? silver cylinder
Wati lies S10; full jewelled Levers S1.1; tine Hold
Ladies' Watches SIM; aud lino gold and silver 1'atnnt Lovers,
of tho best quality, retailed at wholesale prices, at tho
cheap Watoli Store of L. JACOBS, Importer of Fiao
Watches, 102 Chatham street.
TS BOSWORT1I, WHOLESALE DEALER IV
? Cigars and Commission Merchant, .19 Called? los Offi
cios, Havana. Orders for Cigars, C. 'flee, Sugar, and all tho
other products of the island, will receive prompt attention.
Circulars forwarded ou application giving reliable state
ments of tho Havana market. Consignments from tho
United States receive careful attention aud tho utmost dca
pateh.
(19 nnn SEUARS CHEAP.? 20,000 YERY FINF,
UAjUOU Havana Segars, at S1G iO per M: 19,'JOO at
S2V : iy,000 of first quality German, at s:'; 4,000 at $3.1.
These segars arc offered at a decided bargain. Apply at tho
" Insurance and Loan Office," 8.1 Nassau street.
New fish store? 227 Washington street.
Oilers for sale, large No. 1 Mackerel, largo No. 2 do.,
pickled herring, dry codUsli, smoked salmon, in lots to suit
grocer*. ' 1'IULEMON U. I1AIGHT.
Rich c.as fixtures ani> mf.ctiank ai, lamps ?
The undersigned has the honor to inform his easterner*
that he lias opened his show rooms, where can bo seen tho
largest choico <>l' French Gas Fixtures of entirely new pat
terns. Futures warranted, and fitted up with care and
despatch. H.C, PARDON V I LLB, 446 Broadway.
G1 A S F I X T U R F. S, CHANDELIERS, PBNDANT8,
f Brackets, Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Mantel Candela
bra*, of tho celebrated Cornelius make, at factory prices;
also silver plated on slliata waro Castors, Baskets, Tea Sets.
Table Forks of new patterns, $7 per do*.; spoons. $.1 per do*.;
Ivory Cutlery, Tea Trays, ac. ASilF.ll MOKUAN, 152
William street, hctwocn Fulton aud Auu streets, opposite
the Church.
Window plates for stork show4windows
A uow article, with a snrl'aco like silver, at one-third
tho cost. Also, plated with silver, if desired, engraved hand
somely. On hand, a great variety of new pattern door plate-i,
plated iu tho very best manner, at low priees. Woddmg nud
writing cards neatly engraved at
S. C'. CLARK'S, U9 Broadway,
C^AST OFF CLOTHING. ? WANTED TO PURCHASB
^ about. two thousand dollars worth of good left off
Clothing, in large or small quantities, for which the full
value will bo given in current money, on application, either
personally or through post, to James Moroney, at his store,
11 Oraugu street, a fun doors from Chatham street.
Ikomm: BACH 1KB < ?u mangle. -Tin; sfhscri.
hers are manufacturing and offer for sale tho above
labor-saving machine. It puts a beautiful gloss on shocti,
table linen, <fcc. Price $-"0 to $s0. References given as to
their utility und use. DUNCAN & WEST,
M Beekman street, and 4 Liberty place.
? iHLLlPS'S PATENT F1KF, A NN III I L ATOR.? ' TUB
Auiericaa Fire Annihilator Company are now prepared
to dispose of Territorial Rights for States aud Counties, aud
to receive orders for Machines and diaries. Tho Annihila
tes now inado by the Company ar? equal iu every respect
to the English, being made under the direction of Mr. Phil
lips himself. The machines vary in size, aud aro numbered
from 1 to b ? tho prices varying iroin $10 to Orders ro
ceivcd, and any further information given, nt the oQico of
the Cviupauy, No. 4 Warren street, New Vork.
1*. T. UARNUM, General Manager.
WIGS AN l? TOFPF.ES? STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
are inf< rraed that tho largest, cheapest, and best as
sortmi lit of Wigiaud Toupees, is to he found at MED1ICRST
Jt HEAHD'S, 27 Maiden Lane, warranted not to shrink or
change color, and combine all the latest iinpr veinents that
were awarded the gold medal at the Londou exhibition.
Approach op summer.
('old winter's gone and past;
Sweet spring has come at lastj
Thongh coy at first, like lady chsrm^r,
With time the lassie will grow warmer.
Hut with tiowers, and leaves, and sunny skim,
Come tleas and bed-bugs, roaches, ants, auu
For lion's Powders tend ?
Them we can recommend.
Th' Egyptian plagues had all boon nullified
Had Lyon's famous antidotes been tried.
Powder and Pills? of Lyons stain p?
Will make the rats and insects tramp.
Depot for the ealo of Lyon's Magnetic Powder, (without
poUon) for the destruction of insects, and Lyon's Pills, for
killing rats and mice, at No. 424 Broadway.
DO TI1F.Y BITE Vol'. FRIENDS. AT NIGHT.' DO
they, the bed bugs, trouble youf O > the ratsand mice
steal from your larder/ Do they destroy your property by day
or nlgl t f Do the cockroaches i i. tost your dwelling f Do tho
Croton bugs annoy youf Do tho auts run over your tables
and pautries t Do thou, friends, if your dwelling, ship, mar
ket or restaurant be infested with any of the above vermin
or inseets, away to COSTA R'3 Depot, 444 Broadway, and
purchase seme of his exterminator, for it is the only thing lu
the ?ity that t? elfestual.
r'l'RE OF CORNS ? BY MADAME BERflARD. NO. !M
> Bowery, between Hester and Grand streets ( west side).
Madame II. informs the public that she continues to practii o
wpon the feet with the greatest sncoess, having exclusively
devoted her time, for (Ifteen years, to the diseases to which
the fret are subject. N.B.? Office hour* from 2 P.M. to 6
o'clock P.M.
Artificial lkkchks.-alexandirs patent?
By this invention famille* ean have six or twelve
Leeches always ready for use. and easily anplied. at ft tri
fling cost, when compared to tbe expense and trouble of tbe
disgusting reptile. Depot 131 l ullw* atrevt, llerald tuiid
1M
AUCTION SALIC*.
HT. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.? CONTINUATION Ok
? ?*flgtiee milCcat 14fj (>re?DWiohavenii.!, this tyonday
niornlnr. at bull pant ten o'clock. being Hi" t <<-?* ?f an ?(?
tennive Fiirniabnig Warehouse. sold to latufy claim* to the
am 'Mint nf *t) C"w The ml* will Com-iit oil Monday of 6 su
perior Sofa?, L' .Sofa llcd?. !l mahogany Rnckers, ri snt* malio
F??y ('burn, ltruse*ls and Ingram Carpels, 6 m'irbl* t ip
WaxhHfanil*, Tables do., 12ualuut and other lloil<?te;ad*, lo
larg< linir Muttresa**, 6 f-.itl,?r llcls, Blankets, (i hall Lan
terns, is* net* walnut ami maple Chairs, ft gilt Mirrors, Jl)
niah. Cltatea, Wram, II .., t. (.'aril, Dining. Break
last, and r aacy Tabler, rich solar Lamp*, Cutlery, Crockery,
china Vaaes, Paintings, &c
JODN I. V \M.KM.til II U . I H.NKtK IT E -.DAY.
tf March 10, 1862. at i'l M? rc?*r n tract, between Mprfrng and
I rince.-Jobn 1. Vandawater ^ < will sell at auetiou, at
lOfco clock, liy ord?r uf th'> administrators. the entire stock
of the above premise. cendsting ?f It u Bedsteads, Bedding.
Kitchen Furniture, Ac., itc.
AN T II O N V J. BLKM'k Kit, AUCTIONEER. TIIB
Splendid Property in fee, N. . 94 Chambers ?t.ro?t, at
Auction.? Anthony J lll? k<r will cell at ancti'.n, on Tues
day, March 10, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Kschango,
the following very deiirabl? prnpertv. vlx.:? On Chamber#
street ? 1 lie) valuable four "I rv hrick home and lit of
ground in fee, known aa No. !*>( nambera atreet, near Hroad
way. Rnd Hudson Hirer, and groat Erie Railroad depot*.
The house ia now occupied as a hoarding house, and po<*cs
tion will be given on tna firs t of May. The lot ii 25 by 75
feet in depth. >'or terms and further particular*, apply t >
ti e anctiuaeer. N". 7 ltroad street.
Admen ilmuller, ai ctioneer? perbmptorv
aale lu partition, by order of the Hnpreme Court, of
1.U25 of the cli' iceat and must valuable lota In the eily of
New V'ork, situated on the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and
Seventh avenues, Sixty-third, Sixty-fourth, Sixty-fifth,
Sixty-fiith, SLxty-seventh, Sixty-eighth, Sixty-niuth, Sevan*
til th, Seventy-brat, Seventy lecoud. and Seventy-third
?Ueets, part of w>liich are en and in t lie viulaity of llarail
ton annate. Adrien II. Mitller will aail at auetioa, on Tan*
day. tint Kith day ol March, 1M52, at 12 o'clock, M., at tha
Merchants' Exchange, by order of the Supreme Conrt, nnder
the direction of Phllo T. Rungles, Esq., referee, 1,025 valu
able lota aa above, belonging to the oetate of Jains* Amnry,
deceased. As tbia sale will be free and without limitation
as to price, every lot will l>? absolutely geld to the highest
I'idder. Tbora arobal I v has beon no bettor opportunity
offered to the citizens of N?w York fl?r twenty years past,
to make selection* in so desirable a part of the island,
(being in th? vicinity of llauiilton and other contemplated
aqnares) at their own prices, either for Invostmnnt or
private reaidjhee*. The wliole of tills proporty is Intersect
eil hy four of the leadlnx arenuos, and bounded on either
?ido by the Fonrth and Sixth avenue railroads. Sixty per
ceutof tbo purchase money may remain, at the option of
the purchasers, on bond and mortitace for three yonrs, at six
per sunt Interest, per annnm, payable seml-aninially. Map*
of the above described prupurty caa bo had at the otftoo uf
the inbMrlber, No. 7 Wall struct.
ADRIAN H. liril.ER, A iieti.meer._
JOI1N vr. I.KOflETT, ArrriONEKR. -TRADE SALE
of Paner.? I,euett It llrothers will soil at auction, on
Monday, March ZU,KI0 eases of VTritin^ Papers, comprising
a very full assortment, from tho beat lactorio* in the coun
try. Alao, several l*r,o invoices of English anil Kranch
Paper*. All tho cases will be opened for inapection on tho
Friday and Saturday previous to the sale. Paper buyers
arc particularly invited to attend this aalo, as every lot will
lie aold without reserve. Terms? 1'ndcr $l"0, cash; from
$10U to J.'KKt, four months : from $.MX> to $ti00, fonr and six
months ; from $6(10 to SI.^V. four, six, and eight luonthi ;
from $1,200 to $2, MX), four, six, eight, and ten months ; from
$2,A00 to tft,0U), four. six. eight, ten, and twelve month* ;
over $5,000, four, six, eight, tsn. twelve, and fourteen
month*. Approved paper, payable in the city of New York.
LEOGETT fc BROTHERS, No. 801 Pearl street.
Consignments for this sale will be reeelvod till Mar?h 15.
with the understanding that overy invoice must bo toM
without reserve.
JOHN I-EVISON WILL SELL. ON MONDAY MORNING.
March 15, at No. 1SH Chatham square, the Steak and
Fixtures of the hotel kept by \V llllam Madden, consisting of
Wines, Liquors, and Scgara, liar and Bar Fixtures, two Ton
Pin Alleys, Painting* of celebrated trottlug horsoa, Chairs,
Screens, Lamp*, Heda, Beddlug, and other article* n?od in
keeping hotel. Salo positive to the highest bidder.
Auction sale of i.ots.? we would call tub
attention of buyora to the aalc. to morrow, Monday, hy
E. II. LUDLOW, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Bx< bange,
of lot* on Third and Second avenuos. Forty-fourth, and For
ty-fifth streeta. The lots arc woll ealoolated fer immediate
Improvement. The Hale will bo peremptory to elo?e an o.i
tate. Maps can bo Uad at tho offico of tha Auctiouecr, No.
II Wall street.
Auction NOTicE.-nRocERiEs in lots to suit
the retail grocers. ? Tuesday. March 1(1, at 10).j o'clock,
at No. 57 Dey utroct, corner of Urceuwich street, frcah
pickled Mackerel and llerriuga. llrar.ll Nuts, Walnuts, Al
monds, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Tea, Coffen, Sugar, Tobacco,
Snuff, llrandy. Gin, Whiskey, Wine*, Soap, Candles, Cur
rants, l'icklus, Scales, Weights, Hr.. kr.
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer^
FflO AUCTIONEERS AND OTHERS.? THE UNDRR
X signed would respectfully invito the attention of per
ions who may with to obtain a afilendid and showy r?oin for
the aale of Furniture or Fancy (iooda, or respoctablo moot
Inge. that tho City Aax'mhly Rooms caa be obtained en rott
?onaM? terms, by applyiug to
GEO. W. MILLER, ?.*) Broadway, (up *tair*.)
c
FOR SALIC.
A Q /W)A -KtH SALE, A V A L C A H I. E FARM,
yjj */}""/"? over iiiuotv acres, three miles north ofthfl
village nf New Rcchello, will be Bold for the abort sum, of
less. For lull particulars, inquire of 1*. K. W1LK.IN8, No.7
H'nll street, corner nf New street.
A HOTEL FOR BALE? WITH STOCK AND Fix
ture* complete. Thcfo i? a bowling saloon un<l an oyi>
ter ealoou attached to tin- premise s. 1 u<|iiiro of
S._VAN N AMD, 42 Bow-ry.
OAL SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES? $5 25 PER
ton. fresh from the mines.? I ntn ilaily receiving host
anility Peach Orchard Rod Ash, of nil rizeu, fur family use.
Also White Ash Coal, if regcreened froin yard at 25 ecnti
kdditiouul charge. No*. .'.1 iwid .1 i Washington street.
UF.OKGE MORROW.
I 'OR BALE? BY AUCTION, ON THE Ftttim
. without reserve, on Tuesday, Maroli lli. The subsnribot
ofl'erti his house and 21 j acres of land, in a highs tato of culti
vation, well stocked, with a variety nf grafted fruit: plea
santly situated iu Centr c street, Nortli Orange, New Jersoy,
live minutes walk from the .Uteris nud Essex railroad depot.
___ R. MAWBRr.
IJIOR SALE ? A THREE STORY B ASEMENT AND
Itb-cclllf brii k House, situated on Clinton street, with
in one Mock of Hamilton avenue, in Brooklyn? house 3>fwt
hy .'52 !t et; lot 1UU feet dei p; It is well built, and bniihcd witli
marble mantels, &<?.; has large uistnrn. with pump, iu tlio
kitchen. For full particulars. in< i ?> i ro nl'
It. G. PIERCE, 1.1 Wall street.
IjlOR SALE-A HAIR-DRESSING) SALOON, NO.
Division street, doing a good business; to ho sold in
consequence of tbe owner being sick, and uot likely tw re
cover. The owner can he seen at 213 Snllivnit street.
TOOK SALE, CHEAP? TWO NEAT WOODEN COT*
X tut IIout.es, situated in Thirty thir l ?lr?ot, near Broad
way. 'l hcy arc new, neat, and convenient. They are finished
with marble mantel*, Crotmi water, icr. Apply, for lurther
particulars, to EU(iENE McGRATH, h?ot and shoe dealer,
16 Ann street, or at tho Real Estate ollioe, corner Broadway
and Thirty thM street.
For SALE? IN TWENTY '-second STREET, BE
tween the Eighth and Nintti avenues, a three story
House, 24 by 60 feet, lot 2J by 100 feet; pritfe, $?',.'/?). Also,
three three story brick building*, finished in the heat man
ner, price S4 ,MM>, No*. 44, 4tc., Dean street, six blocks above
the City ilull, Brooklyn. Enquire of
M. J. OILHOOLY, "N Nassau street, N. Y.
RAHE OPPORTDN ITY.? Til E SUBSCRIBE!!, WISH
ine to retire, would dispose of his stock, furniture and
business, located in the he-t part of Broadway (noar Stow
urt's); established 1842. To aur partv having to in
vest, this is au opportunity Boldom offered; Address E. I.,
llcrald office.
To DOCTORS OR OTHBRft? FOR BALE, A SPLENDID
conpee carriage, in perfect ordor. and will be sold for two
hundred and sixty dollars ; cost si* hondredund lilt v. ApuIv
at ll'H Mercer street.
FINANCIAL.
fJIO GOLD MINING COMPANIES.?' Til eS( D VERTISER
x having recently returned from California, where he
erected and put iu succeiiHtui operation a Steam Stamping
Mill, for extracting gold from quart/, oftor* hi* servieos to
nuy tow pnny now oeinK organised, to ftupcrintond the fret
ting up of machinery for separating the gold. From luj
practical experience, he Lelievus he csn nave a lartr/; outlay
to those who are about embarking iu the l>u, nines*. Addros*
Gold Miner, llcrald otftce.
^MO 00(1 TO ''0AN ON' P1RS0NAL PROPER
fflOVjvvv ty. ? Life Insuranceand Loan oilice, n5
Nassau street. This ofBce is always readv to lend, at Mm
shortest notice, any am..t>nt desired on personal property iu ,
possemiun. Will also purchase good city bonds anil in?rt -a- :
gcs. M. LUTHER SHELDON, Insurance Agent.
<11 OOO INDIANA CENTRAL CANAL
yp ljwvv* Stock, and $300 cash, will bo c.xcbnngcd for
a ro' a quality of German or low prK-ed Havana Sugars, to
the amount or &I.2U0 Persons v 1 1 1 i n ? to exchange .it fair
prices, may uddress "Stock," llerald office.
Remittances to engl ino, Ireland, scot
land. and Vt'alo*.? Drafts, iroiu XI aud upwards, naya
ble at sight, are issued by
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., 89 South street,
enly authorized agents in this cite for tho Swallow Tail
lines of Liverpool and London packets.
All. I'RIDE It C0,'? CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, 7
? Hall street. Freight, 3S cents per lb., transported
across the Isthmus, ly Mosi|ti< r.'i a Co.. transporters of all
tho gold duit. Next shipment by Sierra Nevada, 17th M?reb.
A.H. PRIDE ft CO.. 7 Wall streot.
JOHN McMICHAEL, 36 OLD SLIP, CORNER or
South streot, ha? for salo drafts for any amount, whieh
will be cashed throughout Great llritain aud Ireland. Alia,
Issne* certiHcates of passage hy the Eaid* line of New Vert
and Liverpool packets. Refers to Messrs. Jn.>. W. Whitloek
? Co., Sherman R Collins, Aeton Civil. Esq., Re.
PH'. BYRNES R f(?., NO. SO SOUTH STREET, NEW
? Y <Tk, and N o. .'16 W aterloo . Road, Liverpool, have fog
sale Bight Drafts, rayable iu every town throughout Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales; are aldo agents for th?
Swallow Line of Liverpool and London packet ., the Red
Star, Dramatic, and St. (leorre's Line of Liverpool packets,
sailing weekly. Certificates for the above lines can t>e had.
Drafts on Ireland, etc.? the subscribers
draw Siitiit limits on various banks and bankers in
Luglaud, Ireland, and Scotland, iu sums to suit.
WILLIAMS Si GV ION, 40 Fulton street.
Pa sago can ho secured by the old Black Star Line of
Liter) ool pa kets, sailing 1st, bth, 11th, lbtb, 2is>, and JUtii
of every month.
g* I DRAFTS ON UNION BANS OF LONDON, NA
I tional Hank of Scotland, aud Belfast Banking Com
pany of Ireland. Drafts on thote Banks constantly fur sale,
iu sums from XI upward., bv
TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 76 Wall it., cor. Pearl.
Money may be obtained for a short timb
In sums of $5 to M,0U", on watches, diamonds, silver
plate, jenelry, dry goods, piiuo-, and fancy art icles, by ap
plying at the Agency Oft ?. ."2 Warren strwet, corner ef
Cnnri h. Office hours from 10 to 3 o'clock. N.B.? Removed
from 10 Park place.
Money may bf.ohtained for short periods'
in sums lr. m SI to fl.OM, on watches, plate Jewelrt?
uiy go. ds, lurniture, horses, ? nrria ;oe, saddlery, Re , at tho
' acitic 4>cncral Atency Ofl N >. i 14 drwd street, comer
Of Broadway, over tile Pa .' Bank. The striMest een
to 3 in d rr, to 7 o ' cl o?k ' "U Ul'LU' ??C* b""r" f**" J
_?5? GOODiT
/^IENTLEMEN'8 HANDEkECUIEF STORE. -OENTI.Jt
, ,m.*n la *">>t of poeket hai dl erchisfs. cravats, A<i.
Would do well to tteti into t2A II r adway. ?< th?y will find a
?ery lar>e sti ck of all kinds, and at'prk es far below tbe
ordinary rati*. Just received, a l?r?o invoke of linsn oe
l0T?d ? order Ilaudkerehi. Is. 44c. ??i b, also one ore of
r tenth cambric Sl.trf ? ronts. ?t t v tire and desirable.
D. EDWARDS A < O . faMiroidway,
bt titirs Ilomt. n and Bleeekerstreetf.
rHEAP (.00 DO -FRENC H PRINTS 4-4, FAST CO
loie, at one sl.i liar per yard: al?". La?n?, printed and
plain coli r?, at ,ame prii e, together with svery descHptioa
of I'rci. oil-, i h Ilioriide ui.d otl.er "Silks. >bawls, l.aee*,
Eio brci.ici j< Holery. Lh cr*. find Domestie woods, 'ex
pale, wht'li sAie nrd retail, at \?r\ U?w r>ii#sn, ty
k tfimSu, UlByeadwaf,