The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRiAN MI Il M MULLER, 4UcTIoNEER SALE
IA OF $4,000 of Rochester, Lockport, and Niagara
Falls Railroad Company per cent bonds
The Rochester, lockport, and Niagara Falls Railroad
company VIII sel by auction on Thursday the Sd Feb.
at t o'clock at the Merchants Exchange $3.50 900 OF
seven per cent bonds redeomabe in ten years and
verble into the stock Of the at par at any time
previous to Feb 1853 The interest PAYABLE semi
1y, on ist Feb and Aug, at the Office of Cammann
70, TINS city The above named bonds part of an
ISSUE OF the proceeds Of which are to be appro
praed to the payment of the short bonds of the company
and the completion and further equipment of the road
EDWp. < " .NiGrn MaIrGhoUsE, Committee.
A Uo1IoN NoTIcE.-ExTRA SALE THIS DAY. AT
IA 10iz o'cock-By virtue of mortgage, the balance
stock OF minary fancy aud thread and needle store
at the sales rooms 13 Spruce street hosiery lace beau
tiful ladies' and childrens hats, &c. Also 100 shaws
clothing dresses, &C. r. F0RRESTAI.
THOS. BEL l., Auctioneer.
A TTRACTvE SALE OF BOOKS. 1. vANDEwATER
the sales room IA Wall street large and attractive
sortmep Of illuminated works, gift books ANIMALS &C.
cluding fine English standard works handsomely bound
the whole embracing choice and fine selection The
books will be on exhibition during the day of sale.
A UCTI0N MOTT .E.--H. NJ BUSH, AUCToNEER RAT
IA 10is O'Clock at 10 North William street new and
second hand furniture hardware and house furnishing
articles, cutlery, crockery, glassware clothing furs
fancy articles; also, 100 quilts.
A UCTI0N.--PAwNBRoKER's SALE THIS DAY ny
IA W. 5. Lewis Mortimer, at 1877 Chatham street.
Alarge quantity of ladies' clothing gowns, shawls,
yizetes blankets quilts boots and shoes By order Of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
d A. Chiffon, AUCrioNEER. COR
ID. ner OF Park place and Church street.-The subscri
bcr viii lease at auction by Cole Chiffon auctoncers
Tuesday the first day Of February at l. O'Clock al
the Merchants ExchangeThe valuable property at the
northeast Of Park place and Church street, to-
gether with the southeast OF Church and Murray
streets having front of about34 feet Park place 152
on Church street and about so feet Murray street
o1anca haf fo,
with renewal of u years more there are now on the
premises double three story brick dwelling Par,
place. now known as No. z! and brick stables Murray
street For full terms particulars and stpuatons OF the
lease apply to the Auconeers, No Wall street, where
maps and printed terms OF sale can be had.
GOOLD HOYT Executor, &c
CORPORATION NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid assessments. Public notice is hereby given
that sale of property fer unpaid will take
place at public auction, at the City Hall of the city Of
New York Friday eighth day Of April 1853 at twelve
O'Clock at noon and be continued from day to day until
the whole of said property shall be so and that the de-
assessments is published in the New York Morning Ex
press newspaper printed and published in the city Of
New York BY order Of the Mayor Aldermen, and lcom
JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioner
Street Department, Dec 81, 1852.
n s. HoUGH, AUcuoNEER.-THIs DAY, 9srH
~. inst, at 10H AM. at No. 81 Bcekman street, q
large assortment and quantity of household furniture of
all descriptions to be sold without Terms cash
under $50 under $3.50 three months; over that sum
II H. LUDLOW, AUCrIoNEER.- .-PEREMPToRY SALE
~. of valuable property on Whitehall and Market
field streets belonging TO the estate of Isaac Person de-
ceased by order of the executors H. Ludlow will sell
at the Merchants Exchange-Whitehal street.-the
valuable lots, with the two three story brick dwelling
houses, Nos and o. Whitehall street the said lots
being together 76 feet inch 'front.' 81 feet 9inchos
149 feet inches the northery side and LAG feet
inch tho southerly side together with the lot No
24s Marketed street being II feet six inches front and
inches westerly
inches the eastery SIDE and connect with the lots
whitehall street The whole property will be sold in
parcel The sale will be perempory to the highest bid
der and no bids will be made by any one interested in
the property. Terms at sale
uENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
II auction this day, jan 2S fresh manufactured furs
to be sold for account of whom IL may concernAt 10H
O'Clock at the sales room, No Wall street, large and
elegant assortment of furs, of the finest quality and
manufactured expressly for the Broadway trade all Of
which will be sold without reserve consisting of elegant
sets of stone martin yictorines cuffs boas gloves col
% and in q e b loo
consisting of lined and trimmed buffalo, wolf, fox genet
leopard and squirrel robes fancy and plain in every
variety of style and in lots to sut also lap robes and
variety Of other articles OF this description all OF which
will be sold to the highest bidder
ID C. KEMP. AuCTIoNEER- TOOLS
N. at auction tomorrow Saturday, at 10s o'clock at
% Maiden aneConsisting of rolling mills two timblc
lathes small lathes press brass scales, dies
forge bellows office furniture &C., all to be sold without
reserve.
CtEGARS LIQUORS, AT AUCrON-FRIDAY, JAN. %,
- 1853 at 10E O'Clock, at No. 81 Dey street
Of Greenwich, maccaron IentiPs vermcelli coffee Os
wego starch transparent and excelsior SOAP candles fish
brandy wines. teas gin segars tobacco cordias
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
IXTM. Writer'S, AUCrIoNEER.-THIs DAY AT 1O1s
w O'Clock. at 1913 Charlton street, the furniture Of
family breaking up housekeeping, consisting of parlor.
chamber aad kitchen furniture &c Sale in consequence
OF death
TTTM WITTRRS, AUC1IoNEER.-WIIL SELL ON SA-
wv turday at 10 O'Clock, at 1877 Canal street. the par
lor, chamber and kitchen furniture of gentleman going
TO Australia Canary birds and eagles Also porter and
oyster house fixtures 1000 segars Also several other
lots of goods, stoves, urns, &c.
I'VE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS DESI-
w Tous of purchasing real estate to the executors
sale of the property at Helate known the residence
of the late Joseph Foulke The property IL situated part
the East river extending thousand feet
the shore and part Eighty street. which Is
hundred feet yide and is the main between
Astoria and all that part of Long Island and this city
Croton water pipes have been laid down Eighty sixth
street the whole length Of the property The sale will
take place at the Merchants Exchange Wednesday,
February I'd al II O'Clock Terms will be extremely easy
to purchasers and be ascertanod application to
the auctioneer, A. BEEGER TO the executors, As
South street.