The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1857, Page 2

NuW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1857. Burning of the Steamship Loulstana, near Gaiveston. FURTHER PARTICULARS—PARTIAL LIST OF THE PER- sons Lost AND Not) ai From the Galveston News, We re to record one dreadful calamities ‘What bas ever happened in yg cumy. The steamship ‘Louisiana, Captain Sheppard, is now a total wreck, having been burning some six or eight miles to the southeast of this city, in the Gulf, about one o’clock this morning, ‘Our citizens Were aroused by the unusual fire alarm, as the fire was in full might 7 The first intelligence received was oy the arrival of a boat from the u steamer, about sunrise, bringiwg some dozen passengers, our feliow- citizen, Mr. Grover, being among the pumber. ur. Grover says ihat he nad a berth on the larboard up per deck; that the first alarm was persons asking where the fire was at about 1 o'clock; he stepped out of his room and discovered smoke bat no fire; passed round the stern Co the starboard side, where he saw from twelve to twenty pereons preparing to launch the quarter boat; a moment after the flame burst up amidship; returned to the lar- board ride; saw a few lowering down the quarter boat on that side; went to bis room, picked up his shoes and coat and returned and slid down with others into the boat on the starboard side. The engines were still running, but fortunaiely the boat was lowered down without filling; saw no one remaining op that side of the steamer, ‘After getting adrift they looked to discover if they could find any person to take on board, but could see nobody. ‘There were twelve in the boat, all passengers except the second mate, Andrew Smith, to whom Grover says they were all greatly indebted for their rescue. Mr. G. ‘earned from one on the boat that the tiller rope must ave broken—was probably burned off—in consequence of which the steamer was upmanageable at the commence- meat of the fire. The first e‘forts of the captain and offi- cers appeared to be to reach the fire engino, but did not succeed. All communication between the forward and after of the boat was cut off by the fire, which must dave broken out pear the furnace. The starboard boat was being launched when he went into the other. He saw perrons on the forward part of the steamer throwing things over, apparently the batch doors, &c., for the purpose of saving themselves. The working of the engines caused the steamer to leave the boat rapidly, eo that thore in the boat were unable to see or hear anything distinctly, Tae boat landed on the beach, wear the point, about sunrise, where Mr. Grover landed gg years ago, on bis rewrn from the Santa Fe expedi- “otist of names of those who were saved by the boat with Mr. Grover:— Mr. Cleveland, wife, child and servant, of Lavaca; Dr. Arnold, ot Mo.; Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, of Corpus Christi; W. R. Friend and servant; Richard Smith, 2d mate; Miss A. E. Frissbee, of N. Y.; Mr. Keunedy and G@ W. Grover. The steamship Galveston reached her wharf about 714 A. M., and among others, brought Mr. Charles Hughes, che purser of the Loutsiana, ‘Mr. Hughes contirms Mr Grover’s statement as regards the origin of the fire, which broke out in the fireroom at twenty minuies past’ove. H> states that the passengers were all asieep when the fire broke out—that the larboard oat capsized, and thinks some six or eight persons were lost at the time. Mr, Hughes, and the perl Mr. Finn, jumped overboard upon the batch door, which they had thrown over. He says at that time there were some thirty around bim on boards and furniture they had thrown over. They now all soon separated. Mr. S. Mil ler, of New York, was now by Mr. Hughes floating with his life preserver. The Galveston came up to Mr. Hughes just at daybreak, and picked up him and Finn and Mr. Miller, Sub: quently the Galveston picked up the following persons: — Mr. M. W. Garrison , Clarke, the mate; Mr. Dusson, the carpenter; Mr. Early rother of Mr. Early was drowned, ‘and bis body picked up; Sam Walker, the pantryman; and John Driscoll, the cabin boy. Two firemen were also picked wp by the Galveston. Mr. Hughes thinks there were about fifty passengers and seven negroes in all—twenty five of them in the cabin. The books and everything are lost, and Mr. Hughes can only remember a few of the names, viz.:—Lacey Jones and lady; Mrs. Mitchell; Mrs. E. Hart; Miss Frisbee; Mr. Millhouge and brother; Mr. Cleveland, of Lavaca, lady, child and two servants; Mr. Mills, of ‘Lavaca; Col. Bain bridge, United States army; Mr. Frickland; ‘Mr. ores Clark; J. Fzell and the steward of the boat, ‘who was also Baved by the Galveston. OFFICERS, Henry Sheppard, captain; §. D, Clark, mate; Androw Smith, secsnd mate; Richard Finn, engineer; John Thomp- son, s¢20nd engineer; James Brown, watchman; ——, steward (raved); Ed McManus, second steward. Ly aia Travers, chambermaid ‘(drowned); ‘12 seamen and ¢ tremen, 6 boys in cabin and 3 cooks, supposed to be it. Mr. H. says there are now some fifty or sixty persons missing. When the Galveston lef the scene of disaster there were some few dead bodies and pieces of the wreck in eight. A Mr Hamilton,an oid man, was picked up Somak Ga Galveston also picked up the dead bodies of Mr. Mills, brother-in-law and partoer of Mr. Cleveland, and a Mr. Millhouse. The pilot boats and several other sail vessels are still re- pve the Gulf in the vicinity of the unfortunate in hopes of finding some others of the passen- goers. a must @wait their arrival before we can give any tatisfactory information. Indeed, we fear it will be some ‘ame before we shall bave the names of all those who have by thus —— se ye It is believed Captain Sheppard i» among There was a large mail on board, and we hear of several arge sums of money also lost belonging to passengers. DEAD BODIES AND SAVED. Philip Milhouse, old man; Joreph (uncle Joe) Hamilton, Gonzales; M. G. Mills, Clinton, Louisiana. MIBSING AND CERTAINLY LOBT. Col. Bainbridge, United States army; Lacy Jones and iady, Aaron Clark, Lydia Travers, six negroes, three of there may be saved): Mrs. 2: brown, certacpert aaa of lores ; E. A. Brown, eoper; negro see 70- land, land, of Lavacea; Frank Tshaeke, wife and three children, SAVED. A. D. Cleveland, lady, chili and servant girl, Lawacca; Chas. H. Hughes, ‘clerk: 8. D. Clark, Grst mate; Bauth, Se- cond mate; Michael Howley, fireman; Bryan Cooley, do. Samuci Walker, pantryman; John E Wheeler, Indianola; Daniel Sullivan, Lavaca; P. 8. Miller, Moses Garrison, Ne 7 York Geo. W. Grover, Galveston; negro boy of Millnguse’s, Ala; W. R Friend, Clinton, De Witt coun: Bas ‘dy, Texar; Jobn Driscoll, cabin boy; Mr. ay a ro woman of Mr. Friend; Mrs Elizabeth Hart, Corpus Obristl; Mise A. E. Friebie, Phelps, Ontario county, New York, Dr. Barly, Charlottaville, Va.; small German Girl (her fether, mother and three children lost); Smith, Alexandria, Va. There were 189 beeves on board and consumed. The Gre originated between decks, and was beyoud contro! be fore discovered seitctuiae aie The following persons, at first hre among the saved:—Henry Sheppard, commander; '8. Fricklia, Chariottaviiie, Ves young Milhouse, Alabama; Dr. ar- aold, ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. CAPT. BIKPPARD SAPE—MORE PERSONS SAVED. Tt ts & mistake that Mr, Karly's brother was lost, Mr. Mills, whose dead body is here, was jast closing his ‘Dusiness at Lavaca, juvending to reside hereafter in Clin ton, La. Be was ib the email boat with Mr. Grover, until the rope was cut, when he was knocked overboard by the tackle biock swingiag arowad aad striking him on the bead Some are of the opinion that the fire originated in the bay stowed between decks. The bod/e Mesers. Mille and Millbouse have been laid out and enclosed in coffins, aud will be sent on by the Galveston to New Orleans. The body of Joseph Hamilton is also appropristely Shrouded sad coflined, and will be buried at fire o'clock to-day. He was a resident of Treepalacios, Texas, and owned considerable iand in the vicinity of Lavaca. Mr. Millbouse was from Dallas, Ala., where his family reside The following survivors of the disaster are at the Pal metio Houre —Panie! Sullivan, “t. Louis, Mo.; Joho Ezell, St. Louis; G. W. Early, Va.; Jno. E. Wheeler, Powder- horn. M_W. Garrison and P. S Miller, of New York, are at the Tremont House. The revenue cutter is just in. She brings Captain Shep- perd alive. He was picked ap clinging to some life pre- serving chairs, nearly exhausted. Great joy is manifested at the news of bis vafety The cutter also brings in alive James Brown, watchman of th@ Louisiana; Samuel Welle, passenger, Wisconsin. She brought no dead bodies. One was atidmpted to be drawn from the water, where it was clinging to a chair, ‘ut in throwing the rope the chalr was di ed from oe which then sunk. The body was of Wo 5 Paces jong biack bair and beary ing be ym gg She brings three persons alive poy bodies. The names of the rescued , paseenger 8. W. Fichlio, of Virginia; John eatord, Tenaze, and John Howley, fireman. The dead are three ‘man women, and one boy two ears old, names unknown, and Col. Bainbridge, of the nited States army; also a young American lady, name unknown ‘We bave now no time to mention many important Uculars. The efforts of Captain do all that could be done to save the lives jors are @poken of by all as deserving of the highest . He ‘was the very last to leave his vessel, and carey bave survived tem minutes longer when picked up. fast words he was heard to utter when he threw vimeet {nto the water, with only a chair to support himselt, were juiries for the eafety of the ’ passengers also gave Re highest Dennison, of the Galveston, for made; alo to Captain Cornell of the revenue cutter, and Captain Walters, of the pilot boat, for their unremitting efforts to eave the lives Of passengers, officers and crew of the unfortunate Louisiana. STATEMENT OF THE SECOND MATE. The following i# an outline of the testimony of Andrew Smith, second mate of the Louisiana, given before the Coroner's jury— Was hie (Smith's) watch om deck at the time of the dis netar; about 125 o'clock A. M. discovered the light- house; changed the course of the ship to northeast by east, ip seven fathoms water at the time; then called a the captain, shortly after be came on deck Mr. Bro’ the watebman, reported the ship on fire between decks; emelt the + of pine wood, I was then heaving the lead abreast of the pilot house; we all three (the captain, watchman myself) went down on the main deck looked cown the forward hateh, and saw smoke between decks, but no fire; the captain ‘ordered me to sorew on the hose to the fire engine; attempted to do ao, but was prevented by the fiamee which burst suddenly from the fire room, an’ rapidly ascended ta¢ companion way; abandoned the Stlempt, and started to see to the ‘boats, went first to the port quarter boat, cut away the lashings, and made arrangements to lower it; Mr. Clark, the chief officer, ordered me to hold on to the boat tothe last minute: about t ty passengers then rushed from the saloon into the ba I then ran to the starboard side, to clear away ihe starboard boat; the smoke was e¢ dense I had to feel my way to the lashings, which I immediately cut; I took ebarge of the forward lash Ings, and asked \f there was any one in oharge of the after lashings; Mr. Clark replied that there was. wo then lowered the boat even to the guard; Clark ineisted on we should hold om to the last minute, and We could, some twelve passengers then pot into the beat, (three white and two binck femalee, a chili and aix men, seeking with myself thirteen) Clark then left and fovea part of the ship tempted to f° forward, but was prevented by the flames; returned Starboard boat, and catled for poe d one 0 ye but no others came; it being ible to remain’ any longer, I ordered the after ‘to be cut away, at the same time letting go the for- ward fall: the person. who out away tho after fail fell or wax accidentally knocked overboard; ove of the ladies said it was her brother. [This was Mr. Mills, of Lavaca, whose body has been found | At the time we let go the engine was at work and the ebip running at full speod; the fire was forward and aft, and the rigging was in a binze to the masthead; we landed on the beach, near the point, about suprise, all safe. STATEMENT OF OAPT. JNO. E. WHEELER, OF POWDER- HORN. Mr Wheeler did not awake till about the time the lar- board quarter boat was being lowered down with some twenty persons in her, and among them several ladies; he saw the boat capsize as she stra the water; he saw the ladies go under the boat with some of the men, and thivks most, if not all of them, were drowned; he then made an exertion and passed the fire amidehip, and reached the forward part of the beat, where he found a large number of passengers and oihers, nore uppearing to know what to do to save themselves. The captain was then alone in tho pilot houre, At firet he told them not to leave the boat, as he thought they would be saved, as ho wat then heading the boat in shore. But soon after the tiller rope broke, when he came down and adyised them all to save themsclyes the best way they could. They then began te leare the boat, some taking chairs, benches, &c., and others the batchway doors, or whatever they could "got; Mr. Wheel- er threw over two chairs, tied together, and then let him tclf down by a rope, and saved himself’ by holding on to the chairs with his hands and swimming with feet; there were five or six others floating near him or in eight, in like manner; he faw the Galveston come in sight just Mt daylight, and in some balf an hour after be and the otbers near him were taken on board her; Mr. Wheeler says Mr. F. A. Naneo, of Powder horn, was aboard, but does not know what has become of him; Mr. Wheeler bad $4,000 in charge of the purser, with which he was going to buy cattle for the trate, as agent for Mr J. M. Foster; be says Mr. Foster's logs is $7000 to $8,000, The Galveston Herald of Sunday evening bas the foliow- ing particulars, not included in the above account ;— ‘The body of Col. Bainbridge, of the United States army, ean tone a pilot boat Lafayette, together with five others. The Lafayette saved three persous. Mr. Cleveland, we understand, lost between ten end fourteen thousand dollars. Mr. M, Weill, of Goliad, lost near three thousan’ in specie. ere are doubtless numerous other losses, of which we have not heard the particulars. It appears, from the best data that we can collect, that there were one hundred and four souls on board of the Louiriana, forty nine of whom are accounted for, and fifty tive are missing. 4 dollars APFarrs IN Nortaern Mexico —The Browsville Flag, 27th ult., bas later intelligence from the bordoriug Mexican States. Fx-Governor Garza has been nominated Governor of Tamaulipas by the recent Democratic Con- ‘vention at Camargo, Comonfort, the present occupant of that high office, was nominated for President of the re- public. Antonio Canales has been appointed by the general government as commander in-chief of the forces of th State of Tamsulipas. The Flag quotes the Matamoras On bis arrival at Victoria to assume command his recep- tion was contrary to his expectation. The inhabitants of Victoria assembled together, and having proceeded to his quarters, bid bim to evacuate the town, ‘ peaceably if be would, forcibly if they must.’ He not having complied with the former request they were obliged to compe! him to comply with the laiter alternative. Presivent Comonfort, on a roe visit to Tacubaya to pert the railroad in progress at phat place, wus assaulted by one Norigs,a noted bandit, poinard. The fatal blow was warded off by a ler, who promptly knocked the would be assassin down. He was tivally secured, tried, convicted, and sentenced to suffer the pain of death the next day as an atonement for his treason. H conferred that he was bribed to perpetrate this act by Centralists of the city of Mexico. New Post Orricz.—A new | ost office has been established at Weat Gibson, Schoharie county, New York. Henry Kingsley, Postmaster. _ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. pe Hous SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH ‘avenue and Forileth street, opposite Crystal Palace — Gentiemen and families can =e aoe des! ments for the summer. Wr Foren. HOUSE, 16 Seger CH Fm age | eh for double waaeen honse is desirably er"and rs THE MILITARY. scanner wt COMMANDANT. —- ‘of ae corps, at late th inet. atelght o'clock. very meal- Der of the card fs Seaired 10 be i ‘atteadancs on tala occa: requested to be ofheers will taxr Committee wil Uitte ev. nn} ments for our contemplated “cul 'I88 0. GARDINER. Corres sonding Secretary. ENIOR VITERAN CORPS OF 1812-—-THE CORPS a sasemble at Washington's statute, corner of Broad- ourteenth street, on Thursday evening June ll, at Sis viclook precisely, in fall wanifornn, by, invitees of eitizene, wo atiend @ concert, st the Hail of the Demilt Di the Home! member pe pres, o edi irka ard as Music be farni H. RAYMOND, Colonel. Tsaac M, Peeve Adjutant. aT opranm, ATTENTION.—KRED HO! — The pi of this _beaatifal pl of copy mame state to the pabite that he oan + yy ge? al ‘out of town, baying more vpemrenegs ont promise to compa tate meer ets Kinda; ss also far i pack nad forth a day. The Avenue cars pasa this plage very tea tainuien, and are always ready to o the mos rensonable terms. WILLIAM A. TROW™ Pronrtaior LVSTRUOTION, ANSIIP—WRDNESDAYS AND Bary ingle \ensone 2 centa, or Bi for Ke course $l, — PEN * te f week web ay VER B, GOLDSMITH, 3 Broadway. $2 50. —WRITING, 16 LESSONS, TWO HOURS EACH, OU. nad $10 ‘or an unlimited course of double entry ng. embracing general principles as well as detaile ai busines, at Va tNIE acaderuies, 62 Lowery, corner treet, and 63 Pulton street, Brooklyn Gan WRITING, BOOKKERPT 40.—DOLBRAR’S 5, eysiem of hand training, 609 Broadway, removes all Rilnena de trembling, gives fall commai’ of bad) wad rales tusiness writers in ten lessons than an: er systems Goin ten meothe. One 06 peat for penmanship Yeast. "Apply day or evening LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS GOVERNESS, would take the entire charge of one or two children, 9» {ween ibe ages of six aod twelve, an Rpiscopalian family pre ferred ‘moat reaprotable retorenowe will be given. Ad dress Henry, Heraid office, giving references, which must be upexceprioaable. COMPETENT TEACHER WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE in a family to tench Knglish french and music. Salary no Object. Address K. M., Heralt offce, for one week. Boe ere. ve WRITING, £0, ARS TAUGHT BY way, Appieton’s Building, ig Gr" ROOME Las ® pa pat! yl dook ker) - Hl, conealing ‘a3 Broadway. ‘Abpion vading. ‘Marsh's works on book-Reeping for sae as GOOD SPANISH TREACHER; REABONA. bie terms and best of reference required. Address J. M., box 667 Post WINES ASD LIQUORS. LLSOPP's Bast, INDIA TONIC ALR ON DRAUGHT, London porter oa draught. Younger's Pale Senteh ale on sranght, Harmon's aiock ale on dra’ Devonshire cider on draught Wanches'er. London, Birmingham sod Paris daily and weekly papers received per sieamer, w week! okly. ce, UNJaMin HANEE proprietor. REMOVALS. EMOVAL—THE OFFICE OF DR. &. P. BRANNING, £27 the pplication and sale of ie br ces and other me ‘appliances for the rela of deviity, determi 7. dis Shae and the knprovement of be figure, which. have hi SThicttsch matked commbsn“altons {roa the profession and the publie generally, is now located et 77 Bleecker street, New HE OFFICR OF THY LONG ISLAND DYR WORKS T'. 00k in John street, bas rem to 476 Brneaway, up ttaire, beter (han ever organized togive gene, ral natisfaction L, DUHAN, Proprietor SEGAKS, - eee HAVANA anp DoMEsTIO SRGARS FOR 85.000 Bans edvances, In lols to uit buyers Partie wishing segare cheap will find is & rare opporvanity. wre diamonds, | oweiry, ra, Ae. i BANMINGHA, No. 170 Broadway, room 25. 50. 0 pr OPERAS, OONCHAS, DEMT. Sesyanet pay Sitti Wass tres buen ss erase to pay advancer. There are the finest made aegare in irk ee 4 A. 29, 200,000 fine Hava! Or credit buyers wrested with, Goods, enab Broadwag. == __BECURSIONS, B™ XCURSION® — Exe URSION® — EXCURSIONS. — Tt Well known steamboat WASHINGTON, the most com> mod exereion best ROW running, bas been fitted up em: presely for the excursion season. Parties wishing to charter particulars by applying to awners. 36 Weat street. eee c TON TH CHOLERA BANKS.—THR He xeamer 8 NarPLLite it. Anderson, will positively leave Peck slip at one ck. on Batorday morning, Juae 13, for the Cholera Banka, returning to New York in ihe afer noon. Fare one dollar. RESTAURANTS. IR THISTLE, 376 PRARL STRERT, AT THR JUNC. a be New Lo 7 hy oon C] bal ou ft nd “smile” with and new friends are invited to i vAbavHas. I] PERSONAL oe nen A RRA AAR RRR 4 DOPTION.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OF MO- derate means, is desirous to adopt & child from two to $1 cio + lows line, on well wooded and —MINNESOTA LAND FOR SALE—NBAR THE f ‘'A male preferred. Addrees F, 0. Leo ecionat sola ta 10's fo suit purchasers. fon eare of age e pre! drees F. O., wions; loa to at rr ollie, for obe week Herald | Taauire of JF. NORBURY. 3 John street. room No 8 -FPOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, A TEREK SOURLANCE —LERENS IN MADISON SQUARE POST office, RANK—WHY DON'T YOU WRITE! IF YOU Wisi ‘ letter to reach ita destination, dirso: to the Metropolitxn Post oice, Bible House, How is he watoat EDWagp. ¥ JAMES SMITA, WHO WAS A SHOEMAKER, AND norved in the late war with Great Britain, or his beirs, wil! feng their address to § y , New York city’ Post office, Will hear somevaing of pecuniary advange. F J.0.C., WHO LEFY H18 COLLEGE AT OXFORD, ] Frgland, in May last, ard posed to have gene io New York, will cal! at No Cid street may hear of something to his advant> ge. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MART:N CONNELLY, [ep Atbeury, county Galway, Ireland, who landed. in New York in September last, and resided for bout @ month in Jer. sey, by his wife, ‘Gravely. wh who arrived in New York ou the Sih ¥ May lal, A letier ad Connelly, care Norow, Merohanta’ Tani, Wall received and promptly ange e NFORMATION WANTED—9°F HARKIRT OOATS. AN Fnglish girl Any information respecting her will be imankully received, by sending to her mother, who ia very sick, at No 271 Ten’h atrest, between avenues A and Y BOY FRANZ LEFT HOME LAST SATURDAY noon, He was dressed in a blue dacket blue cao aad ask panis. 411 persona sceing or hearing of him ‘will very much oblige me by giving me notice, Address No, § Nel.oa sireet, South Brooklyn. OUTH fumRI04.—TOUR REPEATER IONE ARE anviously expected. Do wi TOLEN—A LITTLE GIRL, 4 OR 5 YEARS OLD, wire “axen hair, in curls, and blue eyes, w ry Biraw bonnet with dark greem curata and yiobong, ofak thw Gress with double shirts, was taken on Friday S from ber home. in Besoklys, an’ conreyed 10 pay places in New York city or vicinity, by a man wear frowned straw hat, with light Ere, ribbon, dark ti jrock cost and goid spoctasiion Any information wil be sultably re- warded by &, Fales, aitorney, No, | Nasseu trast, N. ¥. rat rey te aa ANY, PARTY DESIROUS OF T° .dches erican parentage as their own will please address Lyent square Post office, New York. JANTED 10 FIRD-STEPHEN MOSKLY, AN ENG- lishman, 24 yorre of age, who was last heard from in Pleasant Valley, Onl county cise. Any tnforsniion of bist parents. Address W. wil be thank/ully received. by bis Hammond, 92 South street, N. ¥. REWARDS, R REWARD LOST, ON 8U NDAY AFTERNOON, June 7, in Fifth avenue, going from Tsirteenth to the corner of Twenty second street, a Diack thread lace vell. The (inder will receive the above reward by returning itto 64 Fifth avenue BEWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, STH INST., IN e) the Bowery, between Bond snd Grand streets, a ‘cameo pin, set round with pearl, and «needlework solar. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving them at & Jacobs" bock and stationery store, 5 REWARD. AN ENVELOPE, CONTAINING $22 11, was lost in the Park on Monday. about noon, which was reen to be pirked up. 48 the person finding'the same is known he is requested to send it acooniing to direction on the envelope, or to t2e sugar refinery 21 Rose street, and receive the above reward for bis tro 15 REWARD. CSTOURN, A, SEVENTEEN | PERT row boat, painted ‘white inaide and ont, with green waier line and a blue stripe; three seats, botiom boards and gunwales grained, branded "James Lee, of the Battery.” Ap ply to David Dillan, 36 Pearl street, 40) REWARD LOST, Las? FRIDAY NIGHT, AT the fire 43 Mercer sireet, one dark morocco pocket book, containing one $10 bill on the Chemical Bank, New York; one $5 do. éo.; one $10 bill on the Park Bank, New ‘York, and some important Papers which ould not be used by any one except the owner, they having been stopped. Fifieen dollars will bo given to the person’ who will bring back the Bporketbook without the money to. Ravaux, 23 Lispenard street, No questions about the matter. REWARD —LO8T IN GOING FROM CORNER }5Q) Torwait nizeet to, Post oon, aud thence then Broadway, Pine, Nuswaa Liberty, Park itow, City Hall place street, $1,085 in Duane streeta to Fourth ange Sank, and tive #10) bile on the other in other mouey not reeollected. Apply to city banks, id $35. CHARLES W. MERRITT. 82 Broadway. Grrr Tae PUBLIC is HEREBY CAUFIONED against negotiaiing the following notes, crawn b; scriber to his own order, for two hundred and Af; dred and Sfiy, and four hundre dolla: Ld without & consideration, and ity. osT—ON MOmDAy MORNING, IN GOING wa Bron’ Tenth street do in of three coral cameo heads set in gola/ A ward Raa the dbacks of the owner will be paid by returning i to No. 6 Dey street cet—or MOND ty, A¥TERNOON, Ry IN bu one ot the Pere. io Sixth avenue to specta ne and ona, FROM wing thems Bt Reco Went Twee AL eoventa street Ai Beiibermily rewardes. Le RGYMAN, Lata (CAMO FIN, oO TURSDAY JUNE 3, IN hrough Fulton avenue, down |i.oson place te Fisutnh Svennetitrockiyn. “The Sader wil bo rewarded Dy leaving Itat 50 Adautio street, Beoonlya O8T.—STRAYED AWAY, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, #h instant, a small black and tan slut, about Afveen montis old, ears crop! and answers to the name of Spy; had on a Sia ‘And tau ‘enamelled ‘collar. eoerse, will re- ture the said dog to No. 76 Ninth street will be war’ OST—ON SATURDAY, 67H INST, A BLACK NEW foundland dog, about six months Pioto. A liberal rew re street and Siath avenne. O8T—JUNE 8, BETWEEN THE CORNERS OF TWEN ty fires street and us aod Th rd avenve, @ anchor slide, As will be paid for their return to Doughty "a carpet store, 241 Broadway. O8T—FIREMAN'S BADGE Ni will please return it to No. Kogineer's odice. 21 Elizabeth street. OST—ON MONDAY MORNING, BETWEEN THE COR: nerot Hudson and Canal streets and Hoboken terry foot of Canal sireet, or in the ferry house, between $25 aad $20 in bills. The finder will be suitably rewarded by return: ing the same to 11 Hammond street LSTA LARGE SCOW, WITH A LOAD OF YELLOW pire and a few oak fitch, supposed to have drified with . 2.085. THE FINDER wiway, or to the Chief the tide from bet eg sd ‘be floder or any one who cea give snob ivrormation where ft ean be (ound will be liberally rewarded ty KING BURNS, 009 Water atroet, New York, oF Gon ™ inf wireet, OST—LETWEEN TITS HOURS aot, vous AND 8IX on the Oth inatant, in North Moora, Varick, Beach, (away, Cnpal, Broadway, Wi lamersley, Hud: fon streets to A naquare, & pair rame eye giwases. ‘The Onder will be rewarded and confer «favor by returning the eame to 29 North Moore street, as they are valued as the gift of a friend. OST OR STOLEN—IN A BLEECKER STREET AND 7 nue stage, between Wall and Hammond street, lever goid watch, with huoting case and gol ‘The finder will receive a reward of $90, and bo quesdous asked, by reinrning the above waich aad © toH. W.G 31 Wail street. cide THAN OFFICES. 157,00 70 LOAN OM WATCHES, DLAMONDS H Mies {Tachi aa ty Sa trom from Sadness wansacie! 00 eo $999. 0.00. Fernaynscon ihe nighost vas 6a, aie- | bea siches, jewsiry, personal properiy, swoks, bonds, morwuace, “oft pear ad ‘70 Srontway, room 25. Qe AND FURNITU! mat oa AND oan. Uemen baving any to to or addrese! Cohen, 12 La aro West Broadway. Ladies duended 7 are, O price by rendin, near Canal, or 7 ONRY LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES. fe Jeweur7, ; Cat4 yyy an “Parti dealt with striet ‘coon entering 8 loan office. J. aH. b TACUBR of Bross Broadway. LROAL Mt NOTICES. GUpREME covnr ~GRORGE PRTTIBONE AGAINST al.—In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court of the Mate of New York. I wil f2v0%8 0 tale, on the 2th day of June, 1857, at 12 o'clock My at Merchants ), in the city of New York, by B. Il. LUD- LOW, auctioneer: ‘All that certain howse and lot, plese or pi of gronnd, quate, Iying and being in the Pourioenth ward oF the city of New York, known and distinguished on a map or chart of the lands of Nicholas Ba ased by lot number twelve hundred and eight, (1,308,) bounded wewerly in front by Reona- way, noriberly by jot Dumber twelve hundred and even, .37},) easterly by ground now oi |. Grabam, and southerly nine, (1,900,) containing in inte belo aging to Oharieg by lot number twelve hundred and reacith in fromt and reartwenty five (2) feet. and in length on ench side one hundred (100) feet, omg the the prover'y commonly, known a@ number five hunt dred and tweive (61d) Broadway. tn the city of R, Goorwan, Pinintifs Attorney. Rew Yours, Jane 8, 1887. New York. ILLET, Sherif. ua, i DENTAL, 1 OPERATIONS Ps PERFORMED CC w THR SPenRe an and 8. A Ww Shrkdess loward street, No exor?\tant pricw 85 Ley tar arolsoy ray ms WAND IMPORTANT INVENTION IN DENTIST LE VETT, Denust. 12 Waverley vince, near new procens of constrneting artificial teeth, ‘aint the atvantages of our natural teeth from ite per. , fetreagth. Ac; when conaeetd ¢ premaure plates ia tota v4 anap: pronshal'ie by any other method. M. I+ vett having the rigat Ui ose of Blandy’s cheoplastic process, nrges those requiring ai ficial ear to examine nie hn, Reieli of thie f re engaging elsew! he opabtie nid be enutions ‘ot base imitators He infriagers of the Above patents, Ds feeelbay b porsesaln g eet adaptation, Ot, duratilit whb b's peenliar atmospher AND ruLtoR eraam LFriM, has 4 "The epi wh Oper tnens: ave. _ io tee poner. e& -+} STReRT etter Tecra prt Dal ‘Sibain. Prices motarnss. | © capi $200. 722. Bait ‘bird ‘avenue, near Twenty Joc kxmith eh bell peogee 5s Rent whole bo \y $0) as jouw JONES. t'SON. silver pinta 173 Canal siroet, fall MA lh a —MUST BE SOLD IMEDIATEGY, ea porter howse in, the ‘Thirteen This is decidedly estanlinbs bust $250, which can be seen by an interview. App! 4 00., 32 Jackson street ‘4 three story bonse and store, firat street; ata abment for the last ear. Apply AS been wed a3 a eight wo a WELL ye ward, a. iy wT. PSS ENSY 0,72, Say, NEAT DINING SALOON, IN A firs: rate location, near the New York and Brie £200 ond depot Inquire of PORTE. & KMLTON, 233 Broad: —FOR SALE $450. known corner drinking saloon. #itual » down town; the lease. the greatest fixtures, all complete. App! AT A BARGAIN, ny at Broad room 14, YA Do tows £00. WELL tedtn Soe ot stock and 00 -Fo8 SALE, VERE CHEAP, A WELL FUR; 1. nikhed 6 in Broadway,’ woll located and e'ive years et low rent. ‘This ia doing & good business. an excellent chance. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nassau street. ¥ WILL PXCHANGR POR the he an of rise oy iad 5 mat “sy Island ridge sooaiing ofa good house, garton and tio a ~ ‘A. JOY HOOPY, 472 Brondway. Ket L bey sedi LEASE, spocs Arp vieree a pice grocery LJ gas oi nee tate neighborhood: will be aod very cheap for cash. | For pardeulars inquire Immediately in the store, No. 696 Figbth tvenue. Fes ey eet) LEASE, 8TOCK AND FIXTURES OF one of the bi wor atores in the city, at present doing & ood business. it sonst be ‘sold as the owaer is golag into otber Business. I eire af 265 Kaat Fourteenth vireet, between avennes OR BALE—A FIRST OLAS LIQUOR AND OYSTER saloon, in the Ninth ward, titted up in excellent irie. ps. above ort rd rate yt one pl ive on gtd 1 men, as the business may be creas Ih and the plese can be had with or without the pore on $700. first class restaurant down ‘at 8% Broadway, room 14, —FOR SALK—AN ICE CREAM, CONFECTION: ary and oyster sal% Thoroughfares, establisiies for the. past eight. 7 ‘ont of the greatest eure, Also ® town, near th the e Oy Hal 7 iat, ARP $1,000, fo a uae Ta asta two years lease, and very lo portunity for a bus ness man t BIGGS & SOUTH Wr OK, (ok. 8 Nassan street. —FOR SALE, THE LEASE ae FITTINGS Nor $1.200. of one of the best wholesale and retail stands up town, being next to a railroad depot; the proprietor having other business cannot attend to it, iaes, correr of Forty-third street and Sixth avenue FOR A se ed, in Bo! $2,00 ent business. pply on the prem: }UOR STORE, LONG ESTABLISH street, near Fulton market, all in comiviete orders fally srocked and farnished ; favorable’ lease, and doing an excel ‘A bargain.’ BIGGS & SOUTHWIOK, 84 Nassau street, $2. 800. —FOR SALE, A DOWN TOWN SALOON |. and lunch house, handsomely penny with a good wtock, ‘and doing leased for two years at a low rent. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 geod business, ‘Will sell ai $5.000 wh ch is railroad bends or stocks wi iness, the demand be taken in exchange. stab lished; Naat WI’ L BUY A SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLIAH. ed. manu’acturiog busi ater wan the sup for ply. Good real es'ate, morigages, BRANDNER & FENNER, 29 Broadway, room 46. .000.-e: pay . B. C., Herald office. R SALE-IN BROOKLYN, THE TWO STORY ANB attic frame Sueiing No. 5 Graham erect, near Flushing venue rai 8 ARV. DANIHG We TRELET 100 Peart street, New York. R SALE—FIVE MARBLE TOP IRON FRAME saloon tables, Will be sold cheap. Apply at 63 Third avenue. (OR SALE—A VALUABLE LOT ON THIRTY SEVENTH street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues, Also on Kighty-sixth street,jbetween Fourth and Fifth avenues, one lot runny g through to Righty siNh street about the centre of the block. 1 Lab 69 Third avenn OWA Mor ster POE SALE_ONB OF THE, WkeT GOAL, AND WOOD yarés in the city. A long lease will be given if required. Apply to A. BAEBE 195 Bro: dway, office No. 7. (OR SALE—AT WHITE PLAINS, WESTCHESTER county, «farm or country, ot ot 18 acre sores, win double house, new barn and witht five. mlnutes walk of the depot. iy vs 0 » Sramias LENT. No. 8 Seventh avenue. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LAGER BIER AND Blt- liard saloon, situated on Broadway, tn the vicinity of the principal places of smusement; now doing a good business. pomege reason given why the concern has to be sold. PI betwern the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock ot JOHN F. PER 145 Bowery, up stairs. (OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN OR New York property, a first class hotel building, located in the business centre of ® populons and growing ‘Western fone at ry beick building, sige 7x14] fort HAS. RR & OC treet, in basement. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, ‘an elegant Italian villa house, finished og for two com- lete houses, situated within thirty minutes ride. Vacant low hh Brooklyn or New York preferred in exohange. GHAR. R. MILLER 400 , 14 Pine street, in basement, OR BALE OR EXCHANGER FOR STOOK bonds—a three storv brick house in Dean ‘well located and in perfect order, Address filoe; or call at No. 4 street, 7.000.- force Sade in New York State. “F Hotel parily Ee apply to WH! fo. $9.000. stone front house and lot. gas —FOR ty! A Fe HOT! Reseed ele halen uibadings, ae ._ Will be sold low, on easy terms. For EELER & 00., $94 “stables, outb Broadway, room near Broadway, Thirt; — wreet. At Herald ollice, for three $12.000. established houses on stamp would be reccived as room Ld. partner. —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BOND nd mocigages. a drat story brown, fixtures. carpets, oilcloths, &c., ddress —A BROADWAY HOTEL FOR SALE.— ‘The lease and furniture of one of the best y- it oe Raps Ase utbern and Westerat CROCKERY BUSI) ty with on, ‘will be’ disposed. of of on fa- vorable terms. Stock about ab, rat rent low and location ex- + gellent. Apply te BURG: DALE & GODDARD, 16 Pearl street. RARE CHANCE. gg making establishment now further particulars be old For. ton aireet, Brooklyn, Must sent proprietortis going!W: —FOR SALE, doing cap on RaTE ‘busi- hoor Sa) pe. oe CHANCE TO MAKE MONERY.—FOR SALE, ‘A " rate fish and a extensi oyater stand now With unequalled advantages further pardculars to G: B, JONES, st Myrile’ avenue, cash ane and comfort set immediately, as the preset proprietor is egonvenionce Mal be ood be sold A tarctnee wi STORE AND a, ‘with the which is stock, fire places, ai No. £8 May two back Tenth avenue. FOR SALB, i Lease, Inst will be given by theowner. Inquire at N EXCELLENT BUSINESS CHANCE.—A VERY LU- isposed of yecullar erative circnmatances at a very low disputable references given. oflice business wil. be under p Price. Every satisfaction and in- Address R. & M. the present own: address box in successful pense ee Persons ceolt ‘ot unt Tundoubiod ams Post office. JOUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE—NEAR THE anenicn dep 1, different directions. treet real esiaie business. Office open from 8 toB, it a! eee Female Institute, Westchester xtyeight acres tine iand, plenty of price $4 LD, part cash. This ae boKull aut place, Ten other similar places in Aceiy te J. VANDERBILT, Fulton Patronage solicited in the reve 8 RE FOR SALE, SITUATED IN ONE OF THE 7 Good' stock three wer ‘. OOONS, corner of ane yoa gala—in AND fey = oo VILLAGB lorry NJ. e large farm 190 acres, itis L—; 3 the beat ferns in the sate, large house contaln: tog thirteen I commadions oat Duilding, al! in good order beantifady located, Ianda and all in a bigh state of cultivation, This thre ets et end hose ‘and made two good farma, there being » ‘fond house upos It, price $18 Also a beaut farm et house and ont Sella, abundance of eos end lawn, Ae. ; bouse read ta tof al) and is one of the prettiest inds, aplendid eanton Ines in the country, with In en me fulnaton’ wath of the depot. Tiiso seven other farmr of uire of 8. 1D. HUNTING. japisom, June 8, 1867. i property. ARM FOR SALE OR BXOHANGE—A FARM OF abeut twenty-five seres of good a mileat vom tireokin. Apply wun and Eelam a iosiaoatn wo I, & AP DERSON, 1! War street, basement. ve Sane a GOOD WOODLAND, SITUAT- Monmouth cout New Jersey. bedrooms, Ao. pear Lon will it God os ee inquire wot Jt youn. ‘% OR SALE—A MILK ‘business, ‘as the owner tow Yad quarts per dx verley pikes, cha ” land, with good hou county, i ale i. exceilent ms tnverunen 68, as it is wa contains a took deal wisi store 62 John # ROUND, NOW DOING A GOOD and cana. will be sold lato other ppsinene; It te ly at 17 Gay street, near F°% SALE—4 LARGE NUMBER OF ae SBATS, No, $7 Rast Thirty-third s'reet. For sale a | ay TI wre 8ALB-THB Lng ty R SALE—ON LIBER. Al, TERMS FOR will en ‘8 goed boure in Tonk and ou ay nome money aera ory inane of Brooklyn and Mypiy toh, TURKA. tas STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A store, nicely fited up, wid & bar in the back rook, R SALE—THE fox M. “cod 8 P M. Frviner SALE-@ HOUSE 7 baton orate ree @ depot, ioqaire i health, Apply at 409 Grand street, ; will be sold ef as AND LOT, SITUATED et on Washington Ps Twelve roomne: nian walk from WILLIAM i. ‘Dt DUAENBURY, Mo, 7 a ag oy EASY TERMS, l4 ae. ON HICKORY baving located, near to J. A. DELAN a mor ) and | 4 years to run. The jo's are and 7.9m Quiney street, Hv iston avenues, Bi Brooklyn. Aj 'Y, No. 248 Rivington street. vitnd Se drifter, but PRRT A, oes wie, kee] six inches deep, sails, plewe in every rerpect. Beda” pot Of the Battery, near the built to onder thie sprin i ose * rew sod com et Me. i, autaLY, boatman Fo" BALE—A STRAMMOAT, 1) FEET LONG, at wd G inches beam, with lis CHAPTER, 211 Franklin au ight Graft. Inquire of OU iret, New York. r% BALE—ON STATEN bg td b! J FARM OF BP , situated in Bedell, deooaned, Soring-i ile town of Worth field, four milen trom Port Richmond, containing thirty nares of Innd, the greater part of which is in exoeilent condition On the premises are vainable frait trees, de ure water, good house, barn, Streams ofp gbove would be anitable he for A gentleman's residence. SDUN, engraver on wood, marketing purposes, 74 re inquire -o ou ever fail ‘he The P a SALR—THF LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF eof the best bars and restaurants in the city, now do- ing an exeeflent paying cas business, Applicanta ‘oan cei! find Judge for themarlves. ‘The reason for Pelling ta, he pro prietor Has another Eiepose of thin ata, bargain ae much of as little of the chance like this, for 8600 oF from Tt to 12 A Me to JOU! floor lace, and cannot attend to to & cash customer, who oan b: farnjure ae he may choose, m/s seldom met with. Apply, J. 8MITH, 18 Oentre street, fh OR SALE—THE LRAB! A liquor store, in & 0 the premises No, 21 Sntocatn on Wea tre He will et OR SALE—AT FORT L¥K. NINE MILES UP THE North river, a farm of 25 acres, well stocked with all kinds of choice fruit; it bas been laid’ out for a villa, and for beauty cannot be surpassed, with a con t house and Terge barn, Possession immediately if requirea. Apply at Northrop & Northup’s law office, 29 Wall street, where » map the property may be seen. ‘OR, es Perot | CLASS DRINKING AND situated in one of the mot frequented reeds tn ie chy, and adjoining Brosdway; now dois a be business Will be sold low in consequence of fll health of the owxer. No agenis need apply. For partic No. 12 Centre street, corner of Chambers. OR SALE TO A CASH CUSTOMER—A LAGER BERR and billiard saloon, in a five ‘and do! bustneas, with a long lease If required, |An excellent opportu- nity for'a German to make mouev. "Satisfactory reason selling. Address Vanderiyn, Tierald offien, Fs. SALE OR EXCHsANGE—A COUNTRY RRESI- inquire at cellent land o nthe ay. Ged Dading: bout ing and Hf it land on the ba} G ing, y a Seer, See ee eke ee rty stending, wi boats, "ae Inquire “at ria pe Gee a office, No, 7 Astor place, Clinton R SALE OR EXCHANGE FORSTAPLE DR¥ GOODS— ‘A thore story and basement house in Thirty second Street. Address Business, Eastern Hotel, 64 Whii street, New York. Eat, SALE OR Spawer for @ cabinet maker, carp th, trom t iivery stable, modi abd: il Anne foundry, or any other kind of Distnene, “Inet Inquire on the pre- 70, LET-TWO LOTS OF GROUND. & y ta foots three worten high nnd ™ ‘ergo ms and oom BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Le SALE OR TO tt) cash, ety ee Ronde taken. cara ee or ARK CHANCR.—THE FURNITURE hotel, with five years lease, in the flo: . ¥., will be sold to a good tenant, half cash remainder on time giving address, will be ebewered ‘with all q ARE CHAKCE TO OBTAIN A GOOD HOME.—HOUSE and lot in Brooklyn, very desirably located, for sale, with furniture, if desired, is a brick bulldog, nearly pew. wor finish, and furpished comforta”ly and complete; will sell at low price, as the owner is obliged by Ill health to leare ‘this orgage, the balance in_essh, mercbandise. or Wall street, New York, TEAMBOAT ISLAND CITY FOR 2 Bae on Rours to the Flushing Railroad at Hanter’s [ANFORD. No. 5 Beekman street, N.Y. pene HOTEL FOR SALE—OR RXCHANGR FOR OF A SMALL Pay ry. i well eare a ee Tear, A ‘Address 0. P, H., Herald odio HR BEST OFFER f fa MADE.—FOR BALK, THE stock faturee and lease of a house furnishing mor io Brookiyn, doing a good trade. Will nell leas than cost. For nterview address Long Island, Herald office ALL WANTING PARMS—FARMS FOR SALM IN Camden, Burlington and Atlantic counties, 2} miles from Philadelphia, on the Camden and Atlantic Rail iron Nee Trae tect to be divided into small fares to being ertenstvel, uses are Ly eas, pi. Liew directly pon the railroad apd has the largest mark Braduce, and adjacent to the largest population in the | niga. he Farms are made payable in easy instalments of lars permonth and upwards, The insure ite rapid improvement and eubancement in value, price of the land ts from 812 to $8) per acre, payabl ‘Way, within a term of 4 years, with interest. thonaand acres have been laid ont, upon which persona amperes aud locate at once, and receive © deed for the he wl a in rich loam wit clay bottom, and ren of mauve, hla frep of stones and cally werted, it phownee tems ane queda © Hee largely tn the peop an and such is ite that from both tipon this land and the large area ad. Jorag, under cultivation it will’ be found not to be esoeiiod faowhere in the production, of ite market, such as potatoes, vegetables and. frulte ‘generally, partioulart ing, both on acoonnt of the nature of is being direely in the Philadelphia market. | At crop bas averaged sixty iypage to Recs other crops named bem quality of } fe iat i 4 E age: 5 i 3ffer Ui: ie 5E Beme of ured already eleared or partly umbered, “nleo i thon Monsen are already boii and for sale which wilt temporary war 0 net lore ‘This eaten Is pertecily healthy: the fever and agus is known; the water is of the best quality, being eof and p eine bet division of 10,000 acres bas been Iald out, and tm. Sea ieee town of Hammonton. Some is under wtivaion—se! thousand acres have been cleared for farmer team Rt guoe be placed In rine of neu reneas , is coursed by fine streams of the beat it is i FY ‘The paratie “within four years by monthly, (natal peace ‘eon mn supply oe settlers—ateam bere gavrmillgare in nperation;fumber cen be . braze oan be built ec rem bry 0 jena nfouinsine canine, ia under contract, to aunton with stone from tbe saige SX sabee trefnreudyo ail, a tended to expend ® ments, anch aw anainase arp ‘The sivuation of he place on the borders of Laks Hnmsonton, ‘and is ven, A ir aor oak A} Shoes ‘ie nded to St whieh te trom : 4 2 i i ay 5 3 Vt ' een wettied before Mai io who could not, ink panier to eit the farmer and ment coabjes a man to provide for himeelt, me nner which it safe and Lhe ‘Apainat the Miafortanes of lite are such as ‘enable any man, ‘at leas than ihe cost of ordinary trifles, There are many airendy looating, sr Wel Prompt to examine them. A large pum ber nj am tyivanias New Jervey and Delaware are about business ‘The oar i : oan pe oot by letter, and p' a spin ae Sos BGAN BOP WA est rect BGAR STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR Sale A three ‘@f house and store in one of thepriney. al places in this olty for the business. Adsowe Tie Breen wich — |. B.—That is fr ® thread, prices, CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS.—FOR T° cic 'eatabittbed ‘cont eee | store elegy ied up with ma gostei Gaiagiots aay ores. © by? feat wins lng or premios, sera gies ature of - ler and thead. “apply at 60 Division atrvot, Ne © Big gy THRER bag aDasy hydinulic prow," Addvess box 2 060 & ay ed (0 SPECULATORS GOING TO EUROPE.—A T chauce is offered to make a fortane. A a ot yet introduced into Kugland, will be sold. on liboral tow party w20 will A He Berald offee, fortwo days. DAGUERREAN ARTISTS. —FOR mr A G0OB Tonal caners. wlth new holders all complet, or guerre ecimens made wi Hee a STON S fallery, No" 8 Okateaan square: ARLE LANDS IN THILCOUNTIES OF ACOOMAG Vind ‘Northampton, on the Kasiera shore of et. ‘The und offer for sale—l. * "itt, Chingoteag ‘and the maim road, ot ne ania wh poriars on ie eastern Boundary’ of ‘This tract of Innd contains the rise of 1,400 acres, of which , well Ca eet eatin aie ceaedte ih tates fide county te ran ‘foul, Beate ais st eat Itis pty Ser ere - could be: on Oe a comes ivy pi won , co ly for at a nth i = J nf ia a mill 2s - sly of water on farm. generally the ue, on Kanaan | the east of Chingoteagus, island, to sell about 2.000" acre. be of oot this island. On this tract, Ld fearried on these in fs tine.. person, a watering place py island ry remarsable for Poa of air, os os convenient iy located for surf and sea lands are all beautifully on the water, in full er See Anny genoa cmorenet een jew, Yor! a ‘and Baltimore. 4 The Ferasining tract is Yardley, in the county of North. ‘running on either side of it, in au easterly direction, filed with the fuest yanking in wild fow L It contains three acres of land and ts stant from Kastville, the county town, about three valles. About two thirds of is cl ad. the residue hea- ibered with the best oak and heart-pine. The natural beauty of the scenery in full view of Yardley, aud ite icoation praetinca om wcuiucney cna MERU aoe, Sor ueee om! wi of living, w) en, this truly a lan: Gaaree a! ‘The island land is offered at five thousand dollars, om terms as Swansgut. Yard is held at six thousand in like mapner, i : ty He ESTERN PRINTING OFFICES FOR SALE—FOR $5,000 (at Least two thirds eaah), the Keolrul, has 17,50) iahabitanie; bells than that at Sherine rte tale, 0 the cn ORION CLEMENS, Keokuk, lows. HOUSES, &0., W WANTED. ACR HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY—BY & cs sircet preferred." Yeurly’roat not un exseed S50 wi teenth street Yearly rent not to Sr soaadelirs, bath, n range, &&. Apply to B. W. Ri OOMS —WANTED, TH! G| ete Fora oe ea terms, 4c., Mac, Herald office. | Wyantep—tmane oR woes ACRES am oy Be, without buildings the between ‘York and Jamaica, and near at Ney = a. one week, 2, bes Ayes EA STEAM mate hy My | pean Appin ‘oH. PY BLOOR &00., S23 Auantio the modern improvements, in a pleasant below Eighth street, e d between lway and Sixth avenue. Reams Rot to exceed Situ, Lnnapny 4 in advance if required, Address, stating all’ partic rent, &c., 8. 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