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CtAPTTAL AND LABOR WANTED NTEIIIGENT BUsI-
~ men having few hundred dollars to invest,
and who are willing to travel BY ADDRESSING with real
opportunity of clearing thousands for hundreds In few
months. applicants will be fully informed of the bust
ness but will not DE importuned to engage.
nRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SUMS
b. the b. aRe n
81 South street. sole passenger agents for the Swallow
Tail line Of Liverpool and London packet ships
INTEREST ON CITY srOCKs-THE INTEREST on THR
public stocks Of the city Of New York due and pay
able February LIST, 1852 win BE- paid that day BY =.
sash %s q s city
will be closed Friday, Jan A. at three O'Clock Pm. For
the accommodation of stockholders, transfers win b
permitted during the period the books remain closed; TO
take effect February LIST, 1853. 40,
Comptroler's Once, New York, Jan. 7, 1858.
INVESTMENT OF MONEYS, 900 ARE ALREADY
invested in respectable business another thousand
Is wanted may be paid in four successive iustaments OF
$3.50 each. Address Investment, Herald Office
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department, Raleigh, N G., January TO-
1853 Sealed proposals viii DO received in the city Of
New York. until 10 O'Clock, A NJ OF the 3ist March
next for the purchase of Of bonds, issued by
the State Of North Carolina.
These bonds will bear date the first of January 1862
and will run thirty years They will have coupons at
be payable the rs days Of July and january OF each
year.
of the Republic in the city OF New York unless when the
purchaser may prefer have them made payable at the
treasury OF North Carolina
These bonds issued under the authority of the L.
gature of North Carolina for the construction Of the
North Carolina Railroad and in addition to the faith OF
the State all the stock held by the State in the said rail-
road, and the dividends from said stock, express
ly pledged for their redemption.
These bonds are, by express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding, will please address their letters
dorsed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State
Bonds to the undersigned in New York directed to the
of Messrs. Brown De Rosset, $50 Front street.
New York
The bids win be opened in the Bank Of the Republic at
o'clock, p NJ, the 3lst day Of March next, in the
presence of g. Lamar Esq President of the said Bank
and j. T. Brown and David Freeman Eqrs. Bidders may
also be present.
Successful bidders will be required informed
Of the acceptance Of their bids to deposit in bank the
Of their bids with the accrued interest from the
first instant to the credit Of the treasurer Of the State Of
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either in the Bank Of the Re-
public New York. in the Bank of the State of North
Carolina in the Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh North
Carolina. d. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

FOR freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO., No. So Wall st, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY b CO., Liverpool
=. G. ROBERTS CO., 1S Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN 1UNROE Il CO., No. ~ Rue Notrs Dame DIES
VICTORIES, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER Hayre
The owners Of those ships win not be accountable for
metals unless bills Of adng are signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
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LN0R SAvANNAH-UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
IL Superior steamship ALABAMA, G. D. Ludlow, Cap
pier No. North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. MfTcHTII.
1oi Front street. The Florida Captain NJ. s. Woodhun
Saturday, February H. for speed, strength, accom-
modations and fare these ships have superior the
coast,
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DAY OF PANAMA, JANUARY 9TH, 1851. b. g.
i Iham Commander of Steamer Northorner.-Dear
sr:-As VIC nearing the end Of voyage, and
aoon TO separate, permit US, qualification to
feelings, 10 express TO you sincere thanks for the
kindness and attention You have shown Since leaving
San Francisco, your efforts to make the trip pleasant and
agreeable 10 III have been unceasing and the voyage
has been to Us one of enjoyment We admire the quiet
and orderly in which the discipline and nayiga
ton OF the vessel has been carried out and above ALL
the uncommon cleanliness and nosness.in which she has
been kept throughout every department and we deeply
appreciate the eentlemany treatment we have always
received from yourself and officers. III conclusion we
would say that re have deposited, with committee,
fund for the purpose OF procuring In New York aud for
Nardng 10 you, at an early opportunity testimonial Of
tho high esteem entertain for you gentleman and
friend, and which AK you " accept token of
menbrance and regard Of the friends who sailed with you
from San Francisco, January list, 1853 Wishing you
health and prosperity through life, are truly yours
THOMAS HUNT, FREDERICK GREEN,
JOHN II. DALI, = W. BRlTToN Jun.
j. L. GANNIIT
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HYGIASITKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
IL neuralgia tic doloreux toothache hoadache
and rheumatism in the head and q preventive Of
conyulsions, or any other complaints attendant upon
early childhooe during the period Of teethng has bean
the form Of indicated necklace to be next The
skin by the patient An eminent German ply sican dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines Of which
the beads OF the necklace made and prescribed the
mode OF application. The notice OF the public 10 not
therefore, called 20 quack medicine but to edica-
mcnt recommended by OF the most eminent Of the
faculty as peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pores of the skin directly upen the diseased excited
nerves, aordine, generally, instant and always perma-
at twenty hours trial 6 the medcatcd necklace
coring to prescription find relief may at the close ef
that PERIOD by immediately returning the same receive
back their money. sCHUFFNER MUIDENER
TETMoNYI do hereby certify that the composition Of
the indicated necklace offered by chnner Mudensr,
Is OF such nature 10 unfaingly produce the most
satisfactory results. g. BRAUNIlCH, NJ. D.,
No. 2S5 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale by the proprietors, No 4 William street.
rice 81. 8f
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NOR sAvANNAH-TIIE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE

NOR sAvANNAH-TIIE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA. Captain W.
Collins carrying the United States mail will leave Pha
dephia for savannah Wednesday, the "a Of February
NJ ten o'clock A. n from the wharf, above Vine street.
In speed and strength and in every arrangement for the
comfort and convenience of passengers this ship ia
surpassed. lare from New York or Philadelphia, s25
seerage So The State Of Georgia leaves above every
alternate Wednesday. Agents, in Philadelphia. Heron Il
Martin, No. 375s North Wharyes; in Savannah, {. A.
/. lamar,
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CREAT BARGAINs.--LACFss, EyBRoIDERIEs, AND
NJ ladies' dress caps, at WARMERS 405 Broadway
The above win be sold at great reduction Lace pointed
collars and sleeves Honaton collars. chemisettes sleeves
and handkerchief borders embroidered muslin collars,
pointed with chemisettes and sleeves to match. ladies'
dress caps, superb styles, entirely new.
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TINTED STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY. CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mad Steamship Company,
carry ing the great United States nai-only through
United States mail line for California and Oregon via
Asinwa and Panama. Great reduction for second cabin
engine Tnsd states mail steam sr GEORGIA 3 COO ton,
burtben, ID. d. Porter, USN commander, will sail on
Saturday, February Btu at two O'Clock, PM precisey,
from pier a foot Of Warren street, North river The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen magnificent
1rselass steamships, plying between Panama and san
at Panama " cover all accidents and TO preyent any
delay Of thefsais and passengers ON the Isthmus No
efforts are spared on tho part Of the companies 70 send
their passengers through with expedition, comfort and
safety. Rate. Of fare 10 Aspinnall:--
ladies' saloon state room s65
lower alt and forward saloon do...,........... 50
secona CABIN standees 40
Rates Of fa1e from Panama 10 San Francsco;--
II pat cabin $3.50
Passengers vii be- landed n. Inc railroad whaif At
Apinwa, free. Transit or the Isthnus at the passen
gers expense Persons securing through passage by the
tned states mail steamers from New York, have pre-
ference OF accommodation hoard the Pacific mail
sleamers Tor freight or passage, apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, AT the Office Of the companies, III West
street, corner Of Warren street.
YJ,HRoUGH TO FAN FRANCISCO --yNNDiRBTTT line
Il Tho Accessory Transit Co. (of Nicaragua propre-
tors. For California, By way Of Nicaragua. 30 deten.
ton on the lstlmus Through Ia advance or the mail
Only line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus Tho
new, double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST 200
tors D. l.. Jnkepsugh, commander, will ieaye New York
for san uer del kore, from pier No. North river on
Saturday February g. al O'Clock 7. NJ precisely con.
Meeting Nth the powerful and popular steamship Pacific
on the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve niles
of land carriage These steamers are unsurpo saeI in
their ventilation and accommodations. For information
passage ri the lowest rates amply only at the agency
OF the company, No Battery slace, up stairs.
O. VANDERBILT, AGENT.
a mail bag II made up Of the above Office unler the
United States postage law for the convenience of the
public. Passengers cautioned against the ropresen
tatious of hired runners OF other lines None arc
poycdf for this line.
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nR. COOPER, NO. IA DUANE Strict, BEFwEM
IL Chatham and William. Office hours, from A. n.
top. NJ Sundays from to 10 A. NJ, and from 10
SIP. M.
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SIFAM BETWEEN NEW IOKk AND GlAASGOW.--J
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
steamship GLASGOW, q 962 tons, 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander viii sail from Glasgow Wednes
day, February %, and will leave New York for Glasgow
on Saturday, March &C. at Il O'Clock, at noon First
cabin (saloon state rooms) 500 do do idshp do $75;
second cabin $50 third class $2stewards fees incu-
ded. Apply 10 J. hcSYAON, 33 Broadway.
V,HE ROYAL NAH. STEAMER MIRIIN W. SAMPSON,
i commander, win sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas,
Monday, 7th February, 1853 Passage money to Ber
apply 70 f. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
I States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander viii leave for hayre touching at Southanp
L. at o'clock from Pier No. T. North river Price Of
passage $120 Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent board the day before sailing, marked
'I,el0%." No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday, Feb TO- For freight passage apply
hORT1sdER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. SO Broadway.
INDEPENDENT ILNE.-THROUGH TICKETS FORCAIL-
i fornia via Aspnwsl and Panama-The and splcn-
did steamship UNCLE SAN, 2 900 tons, W. A. Mills COM
mander viii leave New York for Aspnwal on Saturday
February 10Th, at O'Clock r. NJ, precisely, from pier
No. n r. The performances OF this steamer her first
and second warrants tho that the pas
scngers will reach Aspnwa in from seven to eight days.
where she viii connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada, 600 tons, d. Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness at Panama TO receive the pas
scngers Of the Uncle San and sail Immediately for San
Francisco. These steamships are both new, and OF the
very first class to accommodation, speed and venti
laon They unsurpassed BY any vessel the route
The tables viii be supplied in the most liberal
both for cabin and steerage pa sengers Every exeron
will be made the part Of the officers and ownors TO In
safety speed and comfort Passengers win be land
ed 1t the wharf at Asnwa and take tho Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon Is attached 70 each
ship whose services free of charge to the passengers
For freight or passage sppy 10 H. MILLS, Agent No. 81
Cortiandt street p. S-A mall bag viii be made mp at
this Office in accordance with the new law OF Congress-
for the accommodation OF the public
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OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM
" pany, 157 Broadway, Feb. /, 1s53.-The transfer
books Of this company will be closed the 4 inst at
twoP. NJ, and remain closed until the 9th inst for the
purpose Of enabling holders Of the old stock to take the
new. ID. p. BAREIYDT, Treas urer
CtTATEAIENT or LIE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
- Fire Insurance ompany. the 3lst day OF Deem
Der 1862 made to act Of the Legislature Of
the State Of New York to provide for the incorporation
of insurance companies passed April 29th, 1870
Amount Of capital which has been paid in cash and Is
trad
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uYGIAsTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE roR

DR COBBETT MEMBER OF TIE N. Y UNIVERSITY,
~ No. 10 Duane street. between Chatham and William
streets Office hours from A. NJ. to 0 p. H.
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AsTROLOGY.


E>ORTTNE TFILING.-MFS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Il Europe for her skill in fOretellng the future, win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life, to all
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French and German languages-311 Broome street.
Chryste street. up stairs. Oace hours from 10 A. H.
IN.
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A UsTRAIJA-CTIPPER LINE-THE l CLIPPER
IA CANTON, j. Gibbs, commander, will be despatched
for Melbourne Port Philip the Goth Of February She
has superior accommodations for passengers, and her
ton which this line has won for despatch is a sufficient
guarantee for parties to engage by her Apply board
at pier IA East river, or to WM T. DUGAN 43 Front
street. or to ARKEIL Il ELLIOTT, LAG Pearl street.
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A USTRAIIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
N ets.-The EUPHRASJA, Captain Ammi Smith, is
at her BERTH pier H. East river and will sail the
10th OF February the seventh ship of this we'll esab
lished line The Euphrasia will be fitted up and pro-
vsioned in the the ships that have
ceded her in this line surgeon and proper attendants
provided free of charge to passengers remittance of
one-third will passage. Apply to JOHN OGDEN,
or II. W. CAMERON, ZIG Wall street.
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DRY GOODS.

--~~~>~
CHKS, CLOAKS, AND SHAWiS.-JU5T RECEIVED
- fun assortment Of plain pout de sole, Marie Louis
blue chocolate brown ashes Of roses and all other de.
srabie shades also, rich brocade plaid and
gace silks cloas and mantas at reduced prices
ton Grape and other ,haws laces and embroderes For
sale by TIFFANY h CUTTING, S2l Broadway.
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WILL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment, and ascent of Mont Blanc, Illus
trated with series of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken the spot, vt enormous ex
description Of and tho continent and in
the Alpine regions, by John f. Owens Esq, the well
known snd popular comedian. Full particulars viii
shortly be announced.
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A USTRAIJAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--FOR PORT
IA Philip Melbourne and Sydney, Austraha.-The mag
Difcent steamship GOLDEN AGE 600 tons burthen
-, commander viii be despatched for the above
ports about the 18th April. This steamship is OF
the size and strength and in every way equal to the Col
Inns line OF steamers and is believed viii prove to be the
fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations for
FIRST second and third class passengers superior to
any steamer built. For freight passage apply
J. HOWARD son, Agents. 81 Broadway.
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DR JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET OFFICE HOURS
~ from A. NJ. tos 7. N. Sundays, from TO hAk-
past 10 A. NJ. and from TO L. NJ
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CTUDIO CURIOSO, $40 BROADWAY, (CP STAIRS,
- between Houston and Blocker strects--Admssion
% cents. Season tickets for families, SIS. Open from
9s A. NJ till 10 p n. Those who have taste for the
curious beautiful and intellectual viii be amply reward
antiquity, from nearly all parts of the world
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T1RANKIIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM STREET-GEO.
Il Lea Proprietor.--The above establishment. is open
every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening at hall
past for the purpose of Classic and Original Ropresen
tatons Of Living Statuary by Mile. Casines Troupe OF
Model Artists together with variety Of beautiful per.
For further particulars bills of each day
Admission Seats in private boxes so CENTS stage seas
with cushioned chairs 3a cents boxes, 70 cents
gallery, l2la cents.
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nR. WARD'S-OTTICE IN CANAL STREET ONT;
- door from Broadway UP stairs Hours 8 A. NJ to 8
NJ; Sundays from IL A. NJ. ill l. NJ, and frome tin
in the evening.
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TINOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, com
mander, will leave pier Fast river, Tuesday, Febru
airy $, at O'Clock r. NJ This ship has elegant
mediation for passengers Passage in cabin state
SG0 passage in steerage $25. Freight measurement
goods, 25c. per cubic foot Shippers requested to
supply themselves with the steamers bills Of lading
other form will be signed. They may be had app
cation at the Office of the agents and will be signed at
the Office prior to the day Of sailing when they will be
signed board. No freight received, and positively
bs of ading signed after Il O'Clock the dayof sail
LINCOLN & CO., 120 Pearl street. Agents in New Or
leans, Messrs. MARKS THOMAS No. Poydras street.
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MEDICAL.

TAR. RALPH 5 OFFICE HOURS, FROM to IL A. NJ,
~ and toe p ~, Sunday excepted, at No. 643 Hous
ton street, Wooster.
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A CsTRAILA-CIIPPER LINE.-THE SPLENDID SHIP
IA AKBAR, 1000 tons burthen, j. l.. Gibbs, COM
mander will be despatched from New York for Melbourne
Port Philip, on the 10th of February. This vessel
built expressly for the East India trade and is very
fast sailer, having made the run from New York to
Liverpool in 121s days. This ship will only take about
thirty passengers for which she has superior
daons. Apply TO WIN. T. DUGAN, Al Front street. to
ARKEJL L. ELLIOTT, 146 Pearl street
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A USTRAIJ.A-FOR SYDNEY MELBOURNE, OR PORT
N PHILIPPINE detention after the day specified for de-
parture. The clipper bark PEYTONA, lying at pier
No l East river is receiving passengers for the above
ports Parties DESTROYS Of securing the best accommoda
ton with rapidty of passage requested TO inspect
her The previous performances of this vessel warrant
the belief that her passage will be effected in eighty days.
She takes experienced surgeon and every exeron win
be made to comfort and satisfaction for her pas
sengcrs For freight passage, apply to ANTONIO PEI
LETTER, 80 Wall street. RABBIDGE VALENTINE,
lDS South street.
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DIsIEY's THAMES. 4Os, BROADwAY-PAINTED ON
III fifty thousand feet of canvass by the first scenic
artists In the world grand moving pictorial iiustra
ton Of the Thames showing all the points Of interest upon
the river from its until it the city Of Lon
dom Painted from original sketches, by Messrs p Phil
lips Haghe Knell, nc. Descriptions by H. Hammers
ley, NJ b. Music arranged by j. H. Tuy, Esq. Pianist,
Mr. A. Sedgwick. Every evening, at IL O'Clock. On
Saturday, at F. NJ. Admission reduced to 25 conts.
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IIN0R NEW ORIEANS.-TIIE NEW AND SPLENDID
JIG steamer ECLIPSE, Sturgeon, master, win leave
Louisville, Kentucky, for the above and Intermediate
ports Sunday, the 9th of February at 10 O'Clock
A. ~ State be secured by applying to
GEO. JENNISON or GEO. G. MOORE, Agents,
159 Broadway New York.
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VXTOOD'S MINISTRIES, 444 BROADWAY
w Brewer the wonderful negro dancer; E. Horn, the
eccentric drolerist W. W. Newcomb, the accomplished
burlesque lecturer, and f. Briggs the wonderful banjo
plaver
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VTNO THEAFruCAIS.---W. R. FISH, ORION LONDON)
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls. N. BAny style Of theatrical wig made on
four hours notice.
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DASSAGE FOR San FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA LINE
Il The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, now load
ing st pier H. North river has unequaled
tons for first and second cabin passengers for which
early application must be made.
ARKFIL 4 ELLIOT 146 Pearl street
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EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES. EXHIBITING AT THE
T. Styyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway, the rare and
valuable collection Of Pharonic and Pt0emeic remains
just imported direct from Egypt, and formed at great
pense, by Dr. Abbott, during residence OF upwards OF
twenty years in the East This has been waited
and highly spoken OF by all Oriental travellers and ssvans
and especially by the Right Rev Bishop Wainwright Rev
DR. Hawks Prof j. " G. Smith, Sir Gardiner Wilkinson,
Bayle st. John, Esq Stewart Poole Esq. N. Prisse, in
the Revue Archaoogique, N. Ampere, &C. Admission,
90 cents children hall price, Catalogues for sale in the
rooms. Open during the day and evening
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They all rst class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers, and commanded by of experience in
liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers win be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, Agents, 184 Pearl street