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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
One OF the Greatest DisN
Of the AGE.

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tue, and a he.'', yisrfon' apo 70,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
OOHHERCIAL AFFAIxS
->-~N~>No~N~>~~~oc~N>~~>
MONEY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, Sept 24-6 Pm.
Quotations for stocks remain without any material
alteration. The market quite active at the opening
this morning and remained 10 the close Harlem
in great request and improved fraction. The demand
for Nicaragua Trandt rather increases, and prices
firmly maintained At the first board Stonington de-
clined Il per cent Reading Railroad r. Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad "a, North American Trust u, Hudson
River Railroad x, Norwich and Worcester u, Erie Rail
road -. Edgeworth advanced u per cent, Harlem x
Nicaragua 4, Long Island q. At the second board
prices not steady and further depreciation
realized. Hudson River Railroad fell of x per cent
Reading Railroad n Nicaragua Transit q, Michigan
Central Railroad 4, Harlem 4.
The receipts the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to sl43o75 payments $50 s4s
5T--balance, s7,17555c %.
There has not been very active demand for foreign
exchange for remittance by the steamship Humboldt TO-
We continue TO quote bills on London at 1o<
sl0h per cent premium; Paris, e. 1S2f st. 12s
Amsterdam, al AZ; Bremen 70 7aI Hamburg
sc5f aac%. The shipment Of specie by the Humboldt
viii be comparatively Email
Capitalists must bear In mind that bids for the bonds
81 the Dayton and Michigan Railroad Company will close
eSoeesS tomorrow, (5s.urtsyJ at tue ooce Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

soouod &C.,, :. . nMph n nept NJ tto M
Ens.nsrrrrs-TIonr favored owners The transact,o,s
co.nrsir, .ho,, ~ oen harros nrj;nar, ~, ha; g. =,
At 81 d 81 as" ceay ~ "a II q m;sos
IN sancv Wastc,n ~ a q ~ a "a All oon -
GOOD southern n "a 20 81 asa Rye ao and Rrondv
wine m, nj commended a. ~ - nor horral Ioo h"ahs
White II aetern whoat rooyad Il M ono AZ Canadon
at az osc J COO do red Ohio ~ az . DC Tnnar
Iate do at Zoo hnsbe,s zoo AZ 90 sn,d sd too
bushels unsound Wesern mxed corn NJ 81 as anS
Ss 0c n demand AZ ~ nsc aer S,shs
sa,a 30 N ohadrans SdDo1 90 pr :.
90 usual credit u A00 0nauf0n' s0n'S ~
fiorrsrThn aor.s tronsoc.;ors on,broood 900 hon.
lava ~ Iostc o"do Rio NJ Sa, oiIc and 10 a.
9hy .~.t;ont ,oc ssc sr ~
Ny atIh.onJ az o7a s'-a'efase' 0-oc Per 10
a Gnssr xo,s non n. oa ,ou,ht A. Oh
II, nasi "s'0 o'Ooo 10 ~ Do1sA' - ~ p0'
Corros market continues duh and the sales quite
Cro I;rrnoo, hor. Or oao : Al 400 hshas
vhoot zee orroroS ~ ~ IN hnIL 10 IA hor1sd h
~ non,Ls - ~ Iei "a 200 ~ sss ~
CIV W. ~ . ia ~ a w non zoo a. III NJ.
cotton was AZ olod 10 LONDON o0 agov loVo Dds
There was no change to notice In rates for the continent
a ~ m Sor Svs boxes canton ~
r. ~ I SaJ h mad 80 oso hox h,n.h ri;
sine at 90 15 and s ,aver a. 90 20 O DoAo' oun0
HwYWe heard that i5o bsss river were sold at s7i.
81 per 100 lbs.
droonno The sales 81 Tho wsaS arc ? Toa Rrenos .r
81 4 bs on nriyate teYms. 900 do 81 bs ut is ~ nor
Iei. Ina on nriyate terms a36 do S0 ibs M n no,
ID 500 do % lbs at I4ac per H. to an out town tan
ner ATE Porto CaIelo On Ina Mt Ia nor In 81 Eng
lish 90 his st 6a.c ner in 5o0 Msranham az % The
At 1Oc nor in and 1000 suited Ruenos Avrss 40 lbs
price not named
HEMp.-A limited business was transacted in American
undres sed. at Sl2O six months
IRosA parcel Of 100 tons Scotch pig brought SIS 2
cash Market unchanged
LATHs- Eastern continued active and firm at So 25
per thousand cash.
Naval SToREs.-We noticed sales Of 300 bbls crude
turpentine at So 62 per $50 lbs 40 bbls spirits ur
pentine at 45c a45Ec per gallon and 100 bbls CON-
mon rofin. at 81 10.
Ons remained quiet but firm. The only important
sales reported were Of 900 gallons nseed At Is cents
per gallon, cash
Provisions appeared IN SLOW request sales having been
made OF only 200 barrels prime ana mess pork mt Sl6
$l6l and $lSia ZVoo green shoulders ana mans at "a
ana lota cents oe nhds smoked shoulders at cents
~ Darreis PRIME iaIu a. LA iis cents 10Y barrels
mess ana od prime peer .. siS eio ana Sah So5a
ONO ana state butter az - cents and inir 70 prime
cpeesea1 ga cen,S per pound.
RcE "A few retail operations were reported in prime
AZ 20 % per Ioo LOG. cash;
SPEARS -inere nave been iooooo havana disposed OF
NJ Sioa p, ~, customary Terms. -,
sorome ncs'u OF Lou BOXES oas'he having Deen soia
NJ va y vas, per ~ -, 80, 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Trade continues animated in tho highest degree, at
full prices No signs Of weakness appear from stocks
in disproporonate abundance to the demand and the
demand is entirely for consumption. UnbleAched sheet
ipgs and shirtings in request at regular rates
Heavy goods bring * 7kc Biesched goods
are In good supply, with steady, we'll sustain
ed demand. Drills moderately active, ct firm
rates. Osnaburgs quiet, but steady Benims
firm At &c. for all stamps Stripes in demand at full
rates. Ticks are firmer with an Indifferent supply
Canton annels active with rather deficient supply
Of the better qualities Printing cloths less Arm
but are dull, and prices nomina3H $40. Prints
quick of sales at full prices The amount Of sales Is
very large Gipghams active at 10 1910. Deaines
moving freely at opening prices The demand has
scarcely abated, though the sales have been immense
The country trade is far from satisfied. Cloths arc
brisk, with better supply and prices are regular.
Fancy casmeres and satnets yet active and at
good The trade has been well sustained Lnseys
are steady at 1Sc Tweeds are active and firm. Ken
lucky jeans cell quickly. Flannes in light stock
ana buoyant Blankets steady. Shaws are in fair
quest at regular rates Fgepch goods are very re-
narkably brisk both at auction and at private sale
The large supply is yet below the still large demand and
prices firm accordingly Importers find it their In.
teret to send the goods from ship to the auction to in
vito competition among the buyers. Black silks have
advanced Figured and colored silks firm Ribbons
steady and brisk Satins buoyant Velvets aud
veatings in good request Cloths and doeskins are
selling readily at full rates The arrivals not large
the steamers and packets do not bring full oorgoe
British goods less active with better supply; bat
prices steady The reduced stocks Of dress goods
delanes and prints and sinehams sell freely for good
qualities. Woollens in demand for the winter des-
cnptons, and Of kinds, for spring garments, to
supply distant markets The wocllen jobbing trade
never was active now, aud as it has been from
the commencement, which earlier than usual. The
cothiers still buying. The western. northern this
State and the by trade large buyers in the
neral market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
New York, Sept. 8, 1851 N' u 1A1' o' f'''1'"'

VVILLETSNECK-SPLEND FARMS AT FLUSHING,
L. l., opposite Fort schuyler-The proprietor Of this
justly celebrated property consisting of upwards of leo acres
Of upland and meadow great fertility offers it for sale
in three portions to be divided to accommodate purchasers
The land and affords sites build
ing any Of which will to the purchaser
view by other locality in Flushing. The
water front Of the property Little Bay Side the sound
aud Little Neck bay about mile and half in extent
the it to the shore, while that which Ii
abounds in all kinds Of shellsh and affords excellent
fishing grounds The land is we'll watcred, and
several failing springs the surplus waters OF which
can be readily formed into hsh ponds 1t Il generally
beautiful property nowhere exists in the county Of Queens
here else in the vicinity New York. There
the premises enough stone for seawall and ordinary
building purposes growth of thrifty locust and small
forest will afford to the purchasers facilities for embel
fishing the sites they select for building From these
premises be of the Sound
number country among which the country
residences and picturesque sites Of John Haggrty and Mr.
Cryder milestone, and George Douglass Little Neck
IL not deemed necessary to enter into more details res
pecng the property purchasers invited to it
for themselves Apply to James NJ. Lowerre, corner Of
Bridge and Prince streets in the village of Flushing to
Flushing, Sent. Is. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Psss--sc bbAs slewivee: a. Kits sslmsa; So 10, Is
bbls co bsif % fbsd 90 bsxcs herring % DO. cod
hides SO bales deer skins; % bsee5 bu
fs,o hides; 80 bales goat skins, IS bLss ssuns
HoPs-40 baies.
HoNrs-100S4.
Hsmr-44tO
Jaor3f4 ass bars railroad iron 65l bars o. bds;
j. go bdls sheetr 267 teas pig; 81 plates.
INDIA RuBBAR-20s b6@
LsATHEa-a6 pkgs: Is casks slxivers
LumBER-2JOVO fest pine boards 70 900 pine Shingles
81 PSF feet deal; 900 pickets; bo0o cedar spts.
MErAL-63 Gases ehcathing
EoIAssEs-40 hhds
MARBIE--l4S blocks
Quo boxes . pipes olive; iss oaks unssed
pLAnEG-S65 tons.
PAlsr-56 ties" Ge casks; ct 10 csars 10 casks zino
paint.
RAGs-663 bales
SrIcEs-60 bags pepper,
SsFD-1Sl casks Canary
EPELrrR-3S22 cakes.
SrExL-I l8l bdls $50 oases
HuoAR-540 bids. so bbs., ,65Y bags
sRcAws-37 Gases, 40l boxes, 303 qs.
SrETs-2SS hhds, qrs brSady; 90 pu,s. rum; ics
pipes gin.
HALT--4 500 sacks, s SIS bb;s
ToBAcCo-762 bales
TIN-l3I57 boxes tin plates: 2e2 ingots
WIrB-20l0 hhds, "a halls, Or, bbas. l,S70 bss
kets, 63l cases.
woopl5o logs rosewood; 100 piouls sspanwood; 5,s77
bdls willow.
zlSo-l9 20 ingots, 1o3 oaslS, 7.437 pigs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

FVNUE FIRST ANIMAL STATEMENT or TIE METRO
pctsn Buiding Association for the yoar ending Sag.
tender l6 1859 nade in oonfor nifty 20 the ar
Gle Of an act OF me cgis.stare Of The state Of York
Loan sd Ac.rmuitiSs FUND Kssopssicns passed. Apih
70 1&iLWhoie numbes Of sAASsS subsorhsd for, 7k,<
withdrawn, n; nov in force. UD redeemed. SjA@ uare
deemed Cyy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
FINE Arts.

DAGUERREoTyPE.-TBE BEST PLATES YET.-THn
~ subscriber perfect s tue scale plates
he sells Begare OF refuse lots Proe, fr
plates 1900 mediums ei1 per hp9dr.e; LIBERAL dseess
W the trhGe. VJCTOh BISHOP.
Sole Axsas Tor sbs mspafsctafsrs, % MNtsa LACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Family Proyisaoa Market.
| PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, SEPT. "A.
MARKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
MATRIMONIAL.


MATR1M0N "A GENTLEMAN OF POSITION,
1vl liberal education, smember OF learned profession,
and IN the prime Of life Is DESTROYS Of meeting with lady
OF attractive personal attributes agreeable manners aad
smable disposition who the force OF character TO
waive the usual conventional preimnaries TO mstrmony
ana is wngo meet the advertiser on equal terms insn
cerity and truth addressed TO
g. SOMERs, Post Office will be held sacred aud inyiolAte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

John McMICHAEL, IS OLD SLIP, CORNER or
South has for sale drafts any amount which
will be Dashed throughout Great Britain and Ireland Also
issues Of passage by the Eagle line of New York
and Liverpool packets Refers TO Messrs John W. htiock
Co., Sherman Collins, and Acton Civil Esq, aad
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
FIN ANCIAL.

~ SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ~W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

WHISPERS AND MOUSTACHIOs UPON THE FACE
w and hair upon the head, made to grow strongly
,uSprany in six weeks BY using Grahams 0nguen which
Knsly 81 Cliff street, G. Hick, 1862 Blocker street. and
others 81 per bottle sent to any part the country
X. q. GRAHAM, 49,, Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
Totsl. Il 1913 S52l COS
Total. ,610 1926 SOL


WffhdKnr1 from WnleLotlse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
100000 OF BOTTLES, FSiE Es. %, OF

O,OUU,OUO KELI1NGER's Iinimont, have bssS
sold without murmurEvery that makes trial s do
lighted with this clean beautiful and certain remedy Nc
matter what the disease weakneswth either sex-t
certain to cure Merchants they soil hundreds
Of any other In the market the cheapest and best
has been used for years in the families Of the rvngs
tars Grnnells, Thorns Janewsys, Depaus and by the
elite generally In bottles from g. to S. DepotA
40 Pearl street, 6 and 800 Broadway and Of tho trade
generally throughout tho city and country n Bit usyss
fails 10 restore the hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

~ Richs Improvement.-STEARNS& MARVIN, suooee
sors to Rich Co., the only SalamAn
der Safes combining both patents Depot NO S6 Wete,
street, New York, 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

CoRsETs AND BELTS OF ALL KINDS.-MANUFAO-
~ turers Delbesque Pilant Co.. NO rus de Muhouss,
Paris Speciality and superiority Of goods Forty kinds o.
Cersets for ladies' toilets adapted to the fashion
Coret and belts according hygeian approved and
ranted by the medical committee There nroles u
low quality sold ly the manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
Spain.
TnK ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE QUEEN, AND
EXECUTION OF THE ASSASSIN.

InK ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE QUEEN AND
EyECUTION or THE ASSASSIN
Accounts from Madrid OF tbs Attn inst ,tate that an
extraordinary suppement OF ths fJa-sy of that sav
was publsh.t with thj. new bulletin:-
"ii o'Clo.x A M-rhe lneatcaI attendants OF the
Qu.en state that her ae,ty ,pept IN, mornng traa
auily The fever and local iof mmation both unayoid
abla IN such cpses are uoders.e
ATT the Palace 4th Februaryu
The Queen having perfectly rested for several hours
there is every certsiny that her wound offers no danger
Her sjysy is In so satisfactory state that ehs c5uJ
be changed from one ped TO another There sti remains
slight inflammation round rha wound but without any
suppuration which is considered favorable symptom
by her physicians
The tets and rejoicing, the session Of the birth
CT the PfiDcets Royal suspended and all the thea
tres closed The Senators and Deputies present Mad
lid met in then respective halls to draw up con yGtu
lstory addrefsec TO the Queen
1t appears that when the assassin Martin Merilo ap.
proscht the Queoa he kne dowa aud being in csri-
cal robes (hc in he habit performing service t1s
chutch san SeoastiRn) no obstacle was thrown
way Of bls desgR, 1t supIoAed he had memorial
10 prsse 10 the Queen; but close up
sI0Geny struck at her wtn greet icrcs with dagger
which he had cealsi up hiIn the Queen schl lni
oaly put Onward her (psfhsps TO receive memo
ria the moment ana this Probably saved her fo
fMe am was grszec, and the dress torn 1he weapon
rtruck her the front part OF the right side penetrating
tbrouh several folds Of her mantle of velvet ant god
and cutting through the stay the whaleboDe Of wnicn
dmiI heo the effect Of the blow, which Is hoped
has noe injured any vital sr9an; tbs fear that
liver ha1 been wounded phe ASSASSIN tao moment OF
striking excaimed' TRa va heg.S bas,an,en (ske II,
you have now got enough! Inc Queens 6rss thought
was fox her child M nnq' shs exclaimed, Que ciu-
ae,l Iaie3 my chla-eg them take care OF Isabel)i
There Wa moment of confusion Ths King Cons rs
drew bis ssord ooe Of tne royal haloeEdisrs stEa,k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
TIE VERY LATEST.

rELJoRAPHI0 FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, FEB Ill p. NJ.
Coulsa fr sccount ec7S i s. Cousols money, osti r;
Three snd oasrteE per Cents ssJs x u Bank Stock,
a6's II; Exchequer Bils, l., IS /.
FoRroS STocK. .--Msxlcan, 22& a.
PAais BouRsr Tuesday, Feb 10, 1889
slight rise Fyss opened At lo2 20; closed ios loyS
ThEees closed, 6i s5
LoNpoN CORN MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Feb IL 1854
We have scaEty show OF wheat, but. hayiag few
tuysrs tsde rules duh at Mondays currency. Foreign
steady.
moderate business has bsen transacted In barley.
tesLs aud peas, At late ra.es,
Peas hot cheaper
The supply Of oat, email Prices however NOT hiShse
osnst articles unAtered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

LoNDoN coRy MAnKRr, WEDNESDAY.
We have scaDty ,tOre Of wheat bur having few buy
err, trade roles dull at nondays currency FotsigH
steady A moderate business has been transacted IN
barley benns ard peas A. late rates Peas Dot sneaper
Tie supply of cats Or all prices, however net hsner
Other sIicles uusltered EDgish white wheat ~ ass
do red so &C aslg Mailing barley, 80 3Isi dstilins
az Wal71. grinding do, % 25s. Btiasn wheat,
Ieso foreign f2O; British barley 1910; foreign, $50;
British cats Ol0 foreign, lOi0i British dour, l61o;
fs-.g. gu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nHPAINTINGs LARGE ANDFINE COLLECTION
" ofsuperio modern European Oil Paintings will DO sold
auction Friday evening Feb "a oook ~ the gli
lly Broad rsy ne,:ly opposite Ntlos
ether They framed in rich gilt framss
efAmerissn Manufacture and worthy the attention Of a
In wsnt Of good pictures HENRY g. LEEDS, Auotoneer.
Now ready for examination, with catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
The Arctic Searching Expedition.

decisive step towards the renewed search for Sr John
Franklin and his companions has ct length been TAKEN
by the appointment Of 8r Edward Becher to the oom
mand OF tho Arctic expedition 1t is Understood that the
nominations have included Captain kellett a. tho
second in command and Captain Cintock, ard Lieut.
Sherard Osborn late Of the Pioneer to of the steam
tenders There has been already sufficient proof Of the
ability intrepdity and Of all these gallant
officers and have therefore every to regard
their appointment with satisfaotion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

Was made at Abaccte, and Is formidable wespoas
The assaesin had II by him for a long time
A teIegrapbic despatch from Madrid dated thu ~,
States This afternoon at quarter past l. the crniu1
who made the attempt on the life Of the Queen besn
executed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
FOR SALE.


Z
attic Esusee situated on she northeast Of rourh
ssss lsase sssinins .hs nssss
ssHs s'ss;a
FOE L5rylNrY !s ,ogs ngI.pIsa ',I.,a Iors At
niph, Eehtth, Eighty second sroe;s, and Ssventh
:ss
CoR BALE on ExoHAseE FOR CITY PROS pEaFY.-
.s... sn he ss1 @
did built d.ss' " Also ,ns rnsr' which ane
CnAsE st. Marks place. se'ween the h0u'' Of nino and
NOR sALB.-TuE GOOD WILL. STOCK. FUsSlrURs
the Kcstaursn. and Oyster s.loous sud
css, "a sss. sR. s"
ais ofhoo. Real name and direction msst DO given
LroR sArE-1HE STOCK AND FIxFUaEs OF HACK
us f,y '4S d sssr os Soss ,,,s isg.
tsrs 1t che stable, IA Clinton pac Esha s.reos
EoR sALr-1nE GOOD WILL. FIXTURES ANpLsass
N of vol established merchandise Brokerage nnes5
aairss F1 tS'S ssSo 'A'n
Loa SALE -rus pgIcK ROUSE AND Lor NO.
in. isas and eeansss osiat
BY 10 feet deer with saehsd 70 :he ssms
I sy " fhsR
is,sa h Two ssu .sry aoSss sSd o ss
Ii, lsrses with rear Suous swo srss Sa fs.s
sspy Il 's @ @ Ess: @
NOR shLF-sfx THREE srony AND BAsEMENr
4 dwsiaFs north side ot Thirty fourth 100
ya sn, 9 sss ss1,a G r Il By q a
'H sio1e. msSsc ssss Sssns ssGs q. &c. s, po
oss ESgsa Of ssy SS JAMES %
strcos. or 20 j. A stinenbu sh. No seekuan street.
Eos SALE ALL THE FIxruaEs ruayIrgGE SC,
p.n who T. ssout retiring on ~ baiaoss soEnir B;aa
esst ron Tuba sBolss Gas Extuge' brsss ToOs Ore
Boxes Tonntatas, AL OF vhloh nsaTly now, Looking
8ssBtoH Tsrtcusriy saied % pia@bsrs. baiGsrS sas
reyscns wishng aeies q the above deerol, as they
yyoR sAJg--A FIRsr CLASS wlaEAaD BRANDY
store located Il the second ~asd with 6sr nov doos
I0CS ISoued Srpy 70 sasstoa .Iaps eo n S
Broadway, third aoor, room no. s.
TToUsxs on WARRINGTON SQUARE ron sac. IS
,pIsS t ~ Toy Soa % s b u i 'p III
peroVs, ateet oorusr ot Ws.a Ma'ais5s,a ps,s rhey
BE fcf large botrdDg house, hotn ard viii 10 sold
sS. ssS W SSs q 9'giIh ny g. q = 81 & ps
Ksst Twentoth s.rses ats 4 AZ, Z y.
r,os sALr-uousE AND LoT 81 CROSBY srREzr-.
oi 2SAl0n hnnae 25xi6 tH9 stories and atic "a rgRs
three soFio IN with two stoy tea ana MN rm yfo
Aon wsfrr contains ffseoa cma. Ir@ S8WlU, ot
Nhoh $500 morlgsre goa tensrs Gtanas rsady 70
HOME. MORGAN, rino tsrees,
y,oR sAIR-oNn oF TUE FINEST SINGING EOCK-
Ing tltasi. this country. Apply At the bar 81 Dun-
laps hotel, l3b Fulton street.
YIousE AND L0r T0e shLs TUG aoUsE Is 0F
bri X throo ss6ss, rtn high ba6sment n thl9 WA
tel, Croton water w bsth NO hath'd n th hsss ne
scy No 1862 West Twenty hrss srse bsGaea
sysnih And Eighth avenues, Eco ars on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
NIRSoRs. &c.TnIs DAY. AZ

fNROCERIss AT AUgrIoN--BY aINrURN u CO.
NJ Ninturp l. Co. will SELL thts day, Feb 27, ~ 10
o'clock a. s.oss No q Murray street near tho
ba.ne oouseting of Teas Cofees sugars. Spices. Wue
Liquors, &o SO. Also, one s,lamander eAfs HerrinEs
make. J. K. 4iNTURN. Auoeoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

NOR sALB.-TuE GOOD WILL, STOCK, FURNlrURs
II leste, which has foueseea 1ths OF Of
the most masncnt Kostaursut and Oyster s.loous sud
ary Go, s,ssscd in the upper P.rs Of Brcsdysy; Rent
from SluO 20 81 zoo Fer particulars, address n. H.
aIs ofbco. cal name and direction IN DO given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

EOR SALE.-TWENTY.FOUR BUILDING LOIS AT
II Bicomingdslo They elisbiy situated seventy.
ninth, Eghtissh and Eigbsysas eees, and Ssventh
and Tweifsh and between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues Also substantial AID well built three story brick
street. between tho Seventh an Eighth
avenues in good rcps has large, dry, and paved under
selar otton water and msrbe mentes from bsse
third story thirteen sad In
dssirsble 1t will he sold worry favorable
Apply to WA KUMBEL, 33 Ferry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

A. n. AkRWIN, AUCTIONEER. by BANGS.
Sue:dAy morning March ~ II o'clock, mosxaxees And
aeosver Gale stock in trade the lAte firm OF rA
Wioushby CO. consisting valuable Stereotype PlateS
great variety finely Steel Pftes largo Quant
eies Of their publications. subscribers, orders go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

NoR sAL. on EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP EaFY.-
ia the Of 81 ashrg consisting of seventy
selent sras land upon che premises is spsa-
new For tur,her particulars enq iire of Il. h.
CBASE ST. Marks place. between the housI Of nino and
a NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

LoR SALE ALL THE FIxTuREf, FuaNIrUsE. SC,
Of the eHtsneve Bathing ~ esS5lshnons OF q. htap
pspi who % about retiring from hs bns eornr Broad
and akcI ereesl o0ntag of copper Batatrg Eabs
cast iron gubs SBoers Gas Extuge bras3 Tops Dresng
Boxes. Tonntaas, AL OF vloh Gsly now hookiug
glasses Caiie TAbler, CARPETS, CT IS Ware stoves 81.
Attention rErticu ary called 70 pambsss bGldsrs sad
sill be eoid chpkp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

yyCR saLE--L FIeSr CLASS WlNEAaD BRANDY
store located u the Second ~agd with bsr doas
good business The fixtures will be wt6n0ut sht shook
II reou.Ycd ApplY 10 Livingston, Aexsn4 l. Co No 1876
RrondHGy. iiird A0ar, room 10. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

EHoR eAtE-TBE STOCK AND FIXFU RES OF A IL AcK
u sud Livery stable, doing q Cd business, an
gr ,spect doing great deal better FOR fuheg parcu
Lhe etAble, IA CLINTON pnes, Elkhth