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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-08
HOlIESTE ADS.

ZONE TO THE MEETING OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
10 bs m Loaa aud auad 70
pas! sevor o'clock as .he broadway An interesting
s'''' HSaas ! gSaaiSS ": $. s
MonrIwrR SMITH, Secretary.
Aonday wednssdsy and saturay from nine n
qglrTdAntIE; BILE, SAYINGS ANP AccuMgiATIos
under the @ %
H. ls5l shares $1,000 monthly dues sio initiation Fec 81.
Of similar at 1 pn
sesfs rSa M
New York city, Subscriptions received by tho following
'' ISRAEL !; sALoaoN, Presidents.
Henry r. Hynr J Woe % q
Trus.ees-A IT, Lessab. - Maiden isns; j. A. Jackson
50 Water street. Joseph Adsn 80 Pearl Tho.
y nssin Eos ~ rse B. 'i 3, Nth
4 D. Yogso Secretary 54Ea,; Broadway. -,
street. ''
MoNTGoMERY BUILDING AssoCIATloN-A PrB
o. as ss % n'f
% Esl III aud dfsh An address win
will bo given Entrance fee, 81 monthly dues So value of
PATRICK GRIMES, Secretary,
SECoND MUTUAL LOAN PIANofoRrE AND HOUSE
> Furnishing Assoeiationo shares Of $500 each Month
y payments 81 This society organized Friday We
y. WEBSTER, Vice President
j. CHuLw FILL, Secretary Of Meetings
" Wy hohpEN, Chairman Committee OF Management.
The object d this Association Is to enable member to
from 500 TO 81 900 worth OF Furniture. Piano
monthly IN Of from 0S &c. T .c aSs e s
are filing up rapidly and Association already enc Of
,ao mos. popular q the day snbssptioHs received and
Zee, 81. A. II. JocELYN, Trossnrsr.
CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING MISUNDERSTANDING
held At Chatham Hall, No cha,ham square on Friday
II nri0 .tnl txbaa ~ n m kif
ken ESD has 70 address ire meeting explanatory
WITH spso. invited to is
ISOLATION will afford tho most favorable opportunity for
sarsouy and securely, By means widE si,rser IA
% them y r nnd Be IT
rSo on Only q sg :ns Ss @ so
open daily from - NJ tosP NJ Entrance fee at prsso at
ruox,, Will GO. CoST yg.. f,. rss,l'a'.
RonSFT d. HART, Secretary.
Thos Williams, jr Geo. b. winfield. hbrs.n bryce.
VIZ" 'i;,ss hss' S'TG s I4a% Parker
John u. Durham. William Closc, WadeB worrali.
T'nE; MEk s.As MUTUAL LOAN AND AccyMg:
meeting Of this -i held their room
ss9S ss re ",a %
@ 'Ps Of & b q Sc,
eseh share This association offers 10 clerks mechanics
%i5s GSss'sI a nd ss
be hsd Of the Secretary gratis The public invited
attend. Is. j. ROWLAND, President.
/ . ISAAC ii. BAILEY, Vice President.
arm uaisey Jr T. j. Baysrd, Chas Rolfo. r. w. Groscr,
Jr., Trustees.
/ W.o. GRosrp, Secretary.
| THE LEXINGTON MUTUAL LOAN AND ACGUAU-
i iating tund hssociation.-The first regular pnbc
meeting o. this Association will take place at Bulls
u, ad Hall orner of Thivd
on Thursday evening April ats o'clock Several
tP,ntcrs VIII address the meeting Entrance ree ~
Monthly dues 81 Shares $500. TIo now open at
'6 Tud avenue where srcIoe Of the Ia 10
\ had gratis. JOHN pETrf0REW President
/ JyLus A. CAsDrr, yico Presideat.
| Wa. RoDxnqsos. Jr., Secretary.
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Elefl.

On Tuesday morning April o, Of commissions, IDA Ju
KIP daughter Of o. Frederick Zeylcr aged years
8 nlepths and II days.
hi relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral to morrow afternoon, at
pollock from No Sc Horatio street.
At 9oeleck on Tuesday morning April Q. DANIEL,
eond Of John and Ellen Haley in the 3lst year Of
his ago.
He friends andacquaintanoes and those Of the family
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the
residence OF his father, No III Hudson street, this
afternoon. at 20 clock without further invitation.
Providence papers please copy.
On Nedne,dny, March Z. ALEXANDER THoNPsoS, in the
3ist year Of his age
Hi friends relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend h funeral tomorrow az ernoon ut O'Clock from
his late retid, 40l Ninth His remains will
be taken to GREENWOOD for inteiment.
On the morning Of March Charles EDNuNp. son Of
Augusta sld Jehu Mott aged years months and 10
days
The rcisives friends Of the family are invited %
sttscd h funeral The residence Of his parents
1biid nyeguc tomorrow afternoon, al = O'Clock
On Tuesday, April 8. THOMAS DlLoS IN The 10th year
If hp age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attond h funeral bis late residence No First
avenue. al II O'Clock ths day.
Suddenly on Monday. April 5. WILLIAM H. MuLLis.
aged rs years late Of First Regiment Pennsy yo-
lupttrs
Hs funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
hcn 81 hLngin street
On sunday April after illness Of 10 days PArncR
onu,rN native Of Dublin Ireland aged about so years
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Monty MARK EFT.
"WEDNESDAY, Ar,aIT-6F n.


Ne demand for stock this morning v knly moderate
Hves quite buoyant and at he close Of the market
wze arua, with upward tendency. The most active
>cy on the list and there appears to be no let
IN In the speculation. Reading Railroad was little
be than the closing prices yesterday but the tranas
tions WORE limited. Holders doubtless afraid to put
vcs stock on the market fearful rapid depre
Chatham may be the The coal trade is by
in favorable condition and when all the coal companies
come into the market make contracts for the season
~ NAV lock for such competition sue cutting down
An pricce such disposition to undersen each other that
the miners and transportaton ,anies will have to
IN operation. Harlem is steadily working upward With
cut much activity in the stock holders daily realize
small advance and it looks TO though the improve
ment would be permanent This may Huctuate like
other leading railroad STOCKS and it never be so good
again for speculation has been but those who pur-
chase at present prices will realize fair dividends the
investment and hav. stock worth at least what II cost
New Jczey Zinc Manufacturing Company pretty firm
at the opening. The demand active, .and, At the
second board. prices advanced y per cent. Canton
Co h firm at quotations Nicaragua Transit ad-
vsnosd the first board to day per cont. Only
email lot Of stock offered At the improvement
Holders lock far above current rates and by
anxious TO realize. The sae of Phoenix Coal Mining
stock 10 day paced of well 200 shares sold
per cent, and 275 at "a This is groat advance.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool brings three
days later news from Europe. There is nothing import
ant interesting in the intelligence. Quotations for
cotton exhibit slight decline otherwise the commercial
adyces DO not differ materially from those received by
the Baltic
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port TO day amounted to SlG9270 81 Ispaymcnts
$1l317 :G-balsnce. 80. 262 40 o.
The stcam hin Eurupa IyernooI csrriad ont orv
nve thousand dollars in specie. The closing for
sterling bills to-day were % 9ai per cent premium.
The Fircmen's Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of ten per cent.
AL the Western rivers very high. and navigation
IN admirable order At Piitsburg yesterday there was
great rehet caused by the rapid rise of the Monongs
hen. At Cincinnati the had reached the houses
next TO Main street, and Ill rising
The Common Council of Albany havo finally adopted
the resolution in favor Of law oanng the credit of tho
city to the amount of 81 100000 Albany and sus-
quehannah Railroad
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Passengers Arrived /.

MISUNDERSTANDING Afrea-Mrs Long and children.
Mr. WoodheAd and lady Mr. Morrison, lady and child Mrs
stanton Mad Gunrotte Mr. Dord and lady DR. Bodiner,
MIR and Misses Charters Mr Halford and lady Mr. ultins.
lady and Moreil, c Connor d Lynch and lady Nr
Oliver Mr. Sriyat Mr. Rvas Mr. Hutchinson. Mr. Gimour,
Messrs Hsreman Wragg Gillespie Paterson cper Green
shields, Peto Williams Booth shallow Dixon,
Cumming. Stewart LGngdon, Sands Smith j Williams,
Oi,ie, Lewis Eateman Cooke and lady Rands and lady,
Morrison, Berton Mackny, Nottingham, Parker, Swan,
Pike Wetmore, Purdy Newsham and lady, McGun3il,
Miss Strachan Mr. Samuel Mr. and Miss Watson Mira
Flemmng Mr Meredith Mr. enetua, Mr. Moss and lady Mr.
Buen and Mr. Morris Mr. Stevens and 2sons-tota Sc
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T'clcgrn phic Reports.

Nrw ORLEANS. April Moon.
The sales Of cotton this morning have been 900 bales
At unchanged prices Dealers awaiting the ndyces
per Baltic, Mess pork is active, and advancing Large
sales have taken place. Corn il dull at 45c. Whlskey
has declined TO lie Rio coffee is advancing 5000 bags
sold ths morning at SIZE s3ic The stock on hand il
1000 bsgs Cotton freights TO Liverpool are quoted
9-1Gd.
NEw ORLEANS, April 6-Noon, 1852
Cotton IL steady. Sales this morning. 900 bales at
Tkc. for strict mddling Rio coffee is at axe to l0c
Bacon sides have advanced to e3c.. and pork to
GIT SIT 20.
NEW 0nLEAss April ]. 1852.
Cotton-salcs to day 600 bales The advices per
the Baltic had effect prices Middlng is ut &c.
Ohio Flour If dull at So 20; sales 200 bbls. Con20-
90 bushels soid at a &c. Mess pofkS00 bbs sold
at SIT S.. BaconSides active ut 90 loo. Frcighs to
Liverpool led The increase in cotton receipts thus
far over last year at all the Southern ports is 600
bales.
CHARLESTON, April 7, 1852.
Cotton sales to-day, coo bales at 51sc as1sc Market
firm
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LIvrRPooL-Steamship Europa-Nr Laso, Mr. concha, Mr.
Peryet. Mr. Graner; Egan Canada Rifles Mrs Murray,
PARIS Mrs Torrance Montrehl Gait, Mr. Hallovell,
Philadelphia; Mr. Hopkins, Mr. wray, Dir Hissinson, Wm
Muir York Hon Thos Baltic, NBrunswick; Ceresn,
knife. Philadelphia Equillor, Havana; Deans NZea-
lands N spooner. Boston; z Maennel Fisher Mr.
Norleans; Mr. Irvine DR. Warren. England; w jung. J
Ueusch, Prussia Garesche NYork; Conrt NJ 1treal;
Mr. Comrie, NYork Parr, Ensland; Stirling, Man
chester Bourry, Slater dspha; Major y Alton,
NYork; VIM McCann lady and children Robt Bralont,
York; Elliott Canada; fournier. Norieans; Mr. Cor
pancho Mr. Meyer. Meyer NYork; Visilias Leoncs
Lane London Mr. Blackburn, MIR Nelson, TriDidad Nj
Ssey Toronto Mr. Taylor, Bombay Thompson, Canada
m Connecticut; Mrs Hoskss, Buffalo;
II w Beach, Miss Adelaide Murray. Total, So.
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IPsR SrxAasnIr ArR,cA.1

lPsR STEAMSHIP ArRIcA.1
AKYAn Jan 9-Arr Atwood, Singapore Sid ed. shAk
BRA sAns, March ls~sld Kopler. Krudop, NYork.
BasTo1 March ls-sid from the Pill. YORKSHIRE. McA
,; March :s-sld Sarah Bottle Baltimore
BAHcELosA March lo-Arr Catalina, Estape Charleston
10th. Presidente. Ruis do; Ansa. Miliet, N0rlsAns
aors Williams. do Sid 18th. Cha. HSnSars.on Sasos
DxAI. March 2s-Ar- Hibornia; Maheney. London, and
proceeded for NYork; oath, ceysn Green, do and
Passed 22d. Nanay l. Emma, Diokman. from Bremen
DurcEsrss, March 2s-of, Victoria Warrington, fr.m
Rotterdam for NYorki stephani Lamkc, from Norean,
Sid from tho Clyde 25th, Three sisters Douglass San
GLASGOW. March sid Bannostburn; Swan, NYork; no
' sio1a SS March asAsia s.~sy cSadvst NYor1
GEsoA March lenAr, Louisiana Capslno. Norcans
MAvRr March sid Belle Assins. Erussars. Noreaas
L,vrnroSI, March 2sArs Fansuii Hall sears, Mohiis;
5s Asss, aSiIlsa. Hssiis iowa Bssasssr and Arrss,
En,J ds 18TH Eleanor sretei Bath; sd Yorkshire
brunswict Bennett NYorki 2Ith. City of Glasgow Isl
ia charlemasne Singer for Boston; Persian Mitch
s.. E
java Hsnsss F.asphi. Wass N.Y. o['''''
a % ,I,y,k: Srn Francisco; William
and VIM Prric, Agnew NOrleans; Toonderog Boylo PP
Sage Robson Colonist Alexander and Pyramid Hender
son, Nf0rk; 18th, Parliament sampson. Boston.
Adv America 81 Stone, for Boston April 3 sabine Hea
M f1 WIN d. 81
,aS ass Mathews
and Work, in BALLAST 2th Southampton, Tinker NYsrk;
Durango; Garbus. Biemon and NYork, in ballast.
Ldg 26th. Corr eus Grinnel Fletcher and Jamstown,
Romans for NYerk Clara Clark Brothers Reid and
Mitchell, Farquhar for San Francisco.
LoNpospRRRY, March 24-Sld Mohongc. Csrich NYork.
!. n sr SYorE ia i
denhsrs Jansen from Newca..el, NYork.
NEWPORT, March l9-Arr JAS Gray Plummer Liverpool.
to load for Charleton CID 10Th, Urana. kloin, Whining
ton, Nc.
PcRrLkSp March ci--oT. Adler uOhcrs., from Bait
POOR, March 2l-S.d Hearts Of oak. Disden NYork.
QUEENSTOWN ,arch g1Sld Sir ii Pot.in !er CroIae!l
NYcrkt 2tth, s.t! Ryan, Baltimore.
SrNBERiANn March 23-Sld Bowes. ydon, Boston.
ST MIcrAtLs. March s-Arr Mary Davis, NYork Sid
18th. Post Boy. Poinde1tsr. do.
SIlIII ps March 25-Sld Cyarina. Campbell New Haven
ca prev TO 10th, William. Mckenzie do
II port ready for Faithful, Allen, for Bordeaux and
SoUru PonrIsNn. March 2l-od, Reheeca. Kassci hin,
from NYork for Brcmsn Coum is Georkcn, from Bremen
for N0rleans Ete, Heydtman, from Hamburg for NYork
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE De Witt Clinton Funk from
Nlork this the 5k inst, in lat 30 80 lon II 80
III co. in heavy high while in the act Of wearing ship
struck the rudoer and carried all the braces from
the following day IS days in coming channel from
Clear owing her badly and being PEELED
to carry easy sail tho remaindc of the passage
The Iowa Brewster from N0rcans areved here passed
9TH March lat 45 NJ Ion z. W. the wreck or brgan
tine with bowsprt and lower masts standing apparently
not long abandoned.
March s-Tbe II Iauea. from Barcelona
NOrloans which stranded Ageciras Feb 81
dis pcared in tho gale OF March ..
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1'uE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-

1--WE MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pnnion-By DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau Professor Diseases
OF Women-Twentieth edition, lsmo pp 2J0-Pnce, ST.
Years Of suffering physical ush ~
might have been spared by timely OF
~ intended especially for the those
plating marriage as IL disooses secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Nose WHOSE health does not permit Of increase Of
family 1t Is Of special Importance.
Htr, also every femac--tho wifs-the mother-ths
either budding into womanboed the other decline
OF ycarria whom nature change
can discover toe carsee, symptoms and the eceat
remedies and mos. certain mode Of oonpaipt
to Which her sex is subject
Extract of letter from gentlemn In Dayton Oho1
DE- A. M hAuhIcNAv DAYTON, May l. 1913
Ny DIAR SiR-hy wife has boen perccp.biy king fos
some three years In Of her
gui and suffering months before duri
thement-ery successive one and dsbiitaupy
and which the last occasion paired or supposed
THE state Of things tsbe aud rssiSned myself
mectthe worst Az this time (new about two months)
heard book highly spoken Of 90 containing
tiers reaching On its receipt aud Pcrua
express yon tho relief afforded drss mind
discovery of A. Dosomeaus provided q remedy II
opened prospect Go which little conceived pos
tble But for this, smother year would have passsc4
my head, In all human probability my wife wsuII
have been in hor grave and children left mothsress
IL h of course mpraccatle to fully the
rous subjects treated Of they Of nature statiy
Intended for the married. those
For sele at -" Broadway and NJ the pull fishing office Jr
Liberty Htre., New York; Little Co, Albany; Leseph
Tucker Mobile, Alabamai 7. b. Peterson aS Chestaat
street Philadelphia On the receipt OF ST. copy win b.
tarsmittcd by mail free Of postage to any say. Of a.
United Stntos All letters must be ressod post peiA
70 DIR A. H. Mauriccau Box IA New York oity OMns ls1
Iiher.y street.
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On Tuesday evening, March q. by the Rev DR. Somcrs
WuIIAs II. HIScftMAN to Miss MARr A.. daughter Of
VIM. Pickrn Esq all of this city.
On Monday. April at the Baptist Tabernacle by the
Rev Edward Iathiop Mr. SAmuI l.. SrlFFES to Miss :.
MANIA BEuMLry all uf this city.
On April 6 in st Georges Chapel by the Rev. Benia.
min Byaps Samuel HUNTER TO CABoIISE r.. daughter Of
James Pnkerton, Esq.
We are authorised to contradict tho marriage Of Mr..
AUGUSTUS M. BOWS announced in the HERALD Of yss-
terdRy.
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Soar n.s..r Ar.y. wn.l.sa.s. NO. Ds..ss rssasr
s ssSr as.ss nss;: s'.::..
sch, Sch. Esther Brown. Tsssls. RoAassA. vsa Brsss
sehr Arsraath Fits, n.i,in.rs. Va. Brnss siasAs.
s ssss Diamond rss: ::.
s.s.. oass4 os.s ssfss
Arrived.
II, Steamship Africa Harrison L'srpeSi sa5ch y
passed ssssmshg from Bosss. for Lvsrp:sl
ssara from Boston fer Lvsrpos supposed - ~
ship Miis SASs Wni.S,ey Belfast. 81 S.ys ..:l Ire.
sher during the passage stove buwarks spit sails and
Brig vandaiisr fsnde.on Charleston for Camden with
rss ss n "a. 80
Island WHERE she nov lies At s.a anchor.
sssT s s% r.
sss M1ry the WITH ssss s. rru, ship KA
aa .ssas @ hss4pS5 m
.sasSsr win head carried away ''1 A'''
sshr Mary cotssll, PrSyinee.cwn. saays
sehr Lsnson Dean tiimsr. Rooiissd, days
ss ss
ane sp Issnf Ra y's ay Night >. 9Th
Inst savns shore at Loyds Meek, carried away faro
sshr Cen " sIrss. Hall RGsils.d. days.
schr Helene, Hall. Rockiand,
sshr Spring Bird. Perry, Roehland.
Schr Augustus Hodgson, MHohias, days.
Schr Sarah Matilda Coombs. BueksPort, days,
Sohr Turk Staples Lubec, 8 days.
Sehr fremont - Lubec.
Below,
Bark Dolphin from Eastport.
Brig Emily, from Charleston.
Also, Norwegian brig % days frcm-
Sailed,
tTssRi .ss ni'5g'f Ss''s e. sa
Senator, Coffin, Liverpool bark Fanny Major Macy San
Francisco brig Gen Wilson, Bockwth, APaiaohiccla-
Also, ships Excelsior, Croker Lyorposl SiAs Leonard
BAssett burg banks Odessa Selby, John, N
,; AIof Chapman ApalachieolA solomon Piper Curtis.
Grosier Guayama Kate Anderson, Andersen, MatanEas;
Ocean Bird Forop. st Thomas
and light
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Arrvei-Bark Elizabeth (of Baltimore), Savannah;
In the bay in tn. gale Of Monday night and in order to
vent going ashore Obliged to two and
to throw overheard bales of cotton which aoacd ashore
Cleared-Skips Western STAR Liverpool Albania, Nor
leans, Richmond, do; barks Clara Bell Savannah Helen
Maria, Baltimore briggs Mary Perkins, and Dunbar
fhiisdepha schrs Clara Rogers Norfolk Fenno, Pbiia
delphs; Saginaw, Albany.
CHARLESTON, April Z.
Arrived.-Schr l. II Hodg an, Providence.
Cl1Gred-Brig Clinton, Nfork scr vulture Provdence
NEW ORLEANS, April q.
Arrved-Shlps Memphis and Megun ticook NYork; barks
Mary Broug hton, do Emma Lincoln Bosten.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


A FRENCH PERSON. WHO CAN TALK ENGLISH
guaee DESTROYS Of situation t. to California
where. She 10 willing to assist ados children or to
have nm engagement for store Apply BY letter. tho
Herald Office NJ n
GoLDSAITH's REDUCED CHARGE or $40 FOR A
~ course OF private lessons In Penmanshp will only
time for brief period. 1t will be WELL therefore apply
without delay, at his Rooms, No. Zs9 Broadway.
DRlvATE TUITION.-A TEACHER or ENGLISH
l and Mathematics, would devote fcw hours (after-
noons) to private instruction family at his own
rooms. Please address Teacher l5S Elm street,
SOUTH FARMS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, SOUTH
- Farms. Litchfcld Co., Conn.-SAMUEL N. ENSIGN,
known Tor twenty years Of the first English and
Cammercal Schools in New England Tho number pu-
pills limited to fifteen and each scholar is and fses that
he is member OF tho instructor family South
is alovey and quiet village in elevated location. with
pure, healthy atmosphere; the pupils Of
have an opportunity enjoying tho and tho
siona during the study The School
is situated about ten miles from tho New railroad
and may he reached from New Yorkin 81 Tho regu
lar course Of study embraces all tho English branches
Spring term will commence the LIST OF md the Prn
cpa will be in this city from the th April
Of the month Terms 500 year. RErEnnNcEs-New
York George Nesbitt, Esq No. 80 Wall street; John
Santon Esq Maiden lane; Jacob A. Wcscrvelt Esq No
S0s East Broadway; Joseph Barber ESQ Editor Of the
Sunday Tmos. and N Pearce Esq ONCE Clinton
S.utn street. srookyn Wm Burden Esq; Oscar Johnson
be obtained OF G. r. Nesbitt, ESQ No. SO Wall street.
CPANISH LANGUAGE-A. DE p. BAEZ. TEACHER
and translator Of the above having hours
dsengsged will devote them giving lessons on
or any part Of the city and will also make
with correctness and punctuaity. Address, No. Dey
street, door from Broadway No. 49, the fourth
floor.
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FOR SALE.


LroR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH HOUSE AND LOT No.
81 Grand street Jersey City, aud lot ADJOINING
No So II Warren street, the house Is built ia the
best manner, and has twelve price S6GD. Also,
email three story brick house and lot with Groton water
both in Fifteenth street near Union Square, Proe
$500. cash. Enquire Of T. H. CONWAY, ss9 broadway.
NOR sALE-oNE HALF OF BAR, DINING AND
Oyster Room, No. l5s william street. now doing a
good business about being enla god sold CT
the being unexpectedly OBLIGED TO west Price
$500 None but easb customer need apply. Call the
proDises, between the hoarS OF twelve aud Tour.
NOR SALE OK TO LEAsR-THE WELL KNOWN
II miles from Brooklyn ferry Of the plank road
known the Girte lioto Fer particulars Of
subsciiter or the premises. e. WEkks
NOR SALE OR TO RENT-A FINE HOTEL At NEW
i've walk OF the New Haven Railroad depot IL
IL thorough order, and designed for besrderr
e well kept, would be erowcee tnrSxh the season oud
SAMUEL l.. TRiNk yPark place, from TO IL o'clock.
L,oR SALE OR TO LET. TO ONE OR MORE PAM-
lice superior House, three stories and
rent Rssand Crotn water through the house and all tho
street. Bysrd place between Eighth and Ninth
Also lot for sale cheap in Thirty NTH street north side,
80 feet. east Of Ninth syenuc 20 feet wide Apply 70 q.
RiGUA 22s West Thirty street, to A. L, SMITH
| a7g Eighth avenue.
| NOR sALE-A llRsT CLASS WINE AND BRANDY
IL store. in the second ward. with a bar doing
good business The fixtures viii DO sold withor. the stock
| III ree,ired Inquire Of LIVINGSTON ALEXANDER
X Co. Franklin buildings 10 BrosdwaJ, rp stairs,
I,AEM FOR SALE. CONTAINING 81 ACRES. LARGE
house, larn md all necessary outhouses In first rate
y. miles from steamboat landing good soi Price
| Si&S Apply to T. W. hRTIiUR No y Fulton Coun.ry
Marlct, m TO IL o'clock. by letter addressed 20
| Ncrthport, L. 4.
EAs CHANDELIERS PIER GLASSES, (LATg STYLE
~ and good order for sale at auction proes imme-
! oase application ~ I67 Lest Fourteenth street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


STATEN ISLAND BUILDING sITES-A NAGNIPI.
~ cent HILL covered with fine
Ta 1oH v o. So sy @ from tho
public house A Farm Of about IS acres ans wheat land
trio block village 35 feet long by 2G4 eet wide
For sale on liberal torms to suit the Enquire
HOMER MORGAN, No Pine street.
GREAT CHANCE.-oNR OF THE VERY BEST AND
great business, with much ent may
had on the first BY right person. very
ing good eating trade sso. Direct With real name box
24oO Post Office No need apply who give
most satisfactory refe. enoes
ITO FANCY STORE KEEPERs.-FOR SALE A SMALL
wen selected stock Of Goods; handsome Counter Case
STU rare chans- for any person commencing busine
LOO Canal street.
ITO PLUMBERS AND OTHERS. SALE. THE
stock and fixtures Of the old established and
Plumbing establishment of Charles Hillsburgh Co.. no
doing frstrate business Store also 50 lot
further inquire ON the premises to CHARLES
HlLISBURGH CO., Si2 Water street.
ToGRo Rs:-FoR SALE. CHEAP STORE FIX
years four lots ground Third
and Nineteenth street. Brooklyn tho Greenwood
nu ss ss' On has s y feet RI. the
all his time. N. BWl be sold so that the purchaser
have the free from ground rent Inquire the
Iises before o'clock A. H. after clock NJ other
hours, to ". A. BATChELLER, No. front street New
II OTEL.-FOR SALE THE LEASE AND FURNITURE
Il ofthc largest Hotels in the upper part OF the
city The lease is favorable and has Of
The furniture the quality and in good or
persons and the location is unsurpassed The present
pretor being out Of health will dispose OF the whole to
chase will be $4,000 All communications will be strictly
confidential Address A. W. NJ, Herald Office.