The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1857. 3 ee aS SESE Oa ar nr > nepeecpwnensiren a AE in sft. 2° eg SR SS i Dry “8-9 gle OOO sana SALES OF REAL ESTATE. ‘building access m the street; that before the alteration was made premises were worth a rental $1,000 por yoar, but that afterwarda thoy not worth more than $600. It further appeared that the alteration of the grade was ordered bj of the Gommon Council, passed on the 2 1, 1857, on the petition of claiming to bo ‘owners of property along the line of the new grade, which petition was signed by some twenty or twenty-tive indi- ‘viduals. It was clearly shown, however, that but few of the signers were, in point of fact, owners, the great being composed of mere tenants from year to , together with many boys and women who chanced be upon the premises when the petition was presented res. The resolution of the Common Council was din conformity with section two of chapter fifty-two ‘@f the laws ot 1852, which provides, amongst other things, ‘that it shall not be lawful for the said Common Council ‘to alter or change, in whole or in part, the ie of any street or avenue in said city now establis! south of Sixty-third street, except upon the written consent of the owners of at least two-thirds of the land $m Tineal feet fronting on each side of said street or avenue opposite to and adjoining that part theroot ‘the grade of which is to be changed or altered,” In this ease two-thirds of actual owners not having the petition in question, the plaintiff claims thatthe defendants were rs in altering the original grade of the street, consequently liable to him for the damages done to his premises by reason thereot. The Court held that although it was clearly shown that the Common Coun- el, by passing the resolution of the 20th April, acted ‘whhout authority, yet this Court had no pomenyeererss or review their proceedings. ‘That should bo upon ‘We return to a writ of certiorari. Finally, that the acts @f the Common Council beyond the scope of their au- ‘thority are not pending upon the Corporation, and they eannot be mode liable for any damages which may ensue ‘@ercfrom. For these and other reasons which might be arged, juigment must be given for the defendants, ‘TNE COMPTROLLER COMPELLED TO PAY. Daniel C. Sturgis vs. the Mayor ct al.. of New York.— Me plaintiff was appointed third clerk to the Board of Gommissioners of the Central Park h the 4th of June, 3856, and was paid his salary ep the Ist ot January, at the wate of $1,000 per year, since which time the Comptroller has refused to pay him his wrges. The plaintiff claims Poe ‘up to Ist June, amounting to the sum of $438 13. ‘The defence interposed is, that the salary had never been ‘fixed by the Common Council, and also that_no appropria- tion had been made for its payment. The Court overrules ‘the defence, and gave judgment for plaintiff for $438 13 and costs. WHE COMPTROLLER'S OBSTINACY AGAIN OVERRULED. James Boyd vs. The same.—This action is broughtto re- e@over $429 50, the amountof a bill for repariring and fitting up the rooms occupied by the Court of Common Pleas. The work was done by direction of the Comptroller. He au- ‘thorized Mr. Jarvis, the Clerk of the Common Pleas, to Ihave the work done, promising to pay for the same. + Fer gome reason or other he has refused to do it. The defence ‘t this claim is that the Comptroller had no right or au- thority to order the work to be done, and that if he had, ‘@e amount of the bill being for more than $250, the work pec! have been done by contract founded on sealed or p ; ‘The Court heid that the Comptroller was the legal cus- tedian of all the property belonging to the city of New ‘YVerk; that the work in this case was done at several diffe- ent times, each contract for Jess than $260, and gave ,Jedgmemt for the plaintiff for $429 50 with costs. ‘Williamsbarg City News. Descent vron mux Dew ov A Gane ov Tureves.—The po: Ihe of the Sixth district have been engaged for several @nys past in ferreting out the rendezvous of a gang of thieves, whe have been operating successfully for a long ‘ime past, and tho resnit has been the recayery of a con- siderable quantity of stolen property, On Thursday night Iast, as Mr. Chas. Gillespio was driving along Maspeth avenue inthe Eighteenth ward, with alight wagon, his vehicle was run into by a wagon driven by @ young man mamed Maujer, and Mr. Gillespie was considerably injured Dy being thrown to the pavement. Officer Bennett ob- werving the occurrence came up, upon which young Mau- Jer ran away, leaving his horse and wagon behind. In the ‘wagon was found a number of hair cushions, chairs, a marble top table and 4 quantity of carpeting, which it was jucntly ascertained bad been stolentrem the Dutch Reformed church near Bowronville. The following morn- fag the horee was hitched to the wagon, and being et to go where he would, the officers were conveyed to an old unoccupied building on thy ‘Maspeth road, near the Penny bridge. Here the office @iscovered {nitications that persons were in the habit of frequenting the place, but no property was found except @ buggy wagon Secreted in the rear of Une buliding. The game day Sergeant Kggleston, with a posee of men made a escent upon a house at the corner of Lorimer and Withers mreets, occupied by an old lady named Maujer, and there found a variety of articles, such as remuants of goods, ladies’ wearing apparel, carpeting, crockery, ‘hairs, and various other articles which, no doubt, liad all been swlen, The old woman has three sons all residing there, two of whom she admitied had been engaged in ‘committing robberies for nearly two years past. Tt was also ascertained, from the residents in the vicinity, that the brothers Maujer had disposed of several thousand dol lars worth of property by auction, Some carpeting, chairs ‘and other articles were identified Saturday as having been stolen from a church at Hempstead last summer, These Dad been sold at auction to some of the neighbors for lest ‘than baif their value. The pugey was painted dark green, and was made by the Phosnix Company, Stamford, Coun. "Boo three brothers have succeeded im making their eecape. : Hy Weekly Report of Deaths Be the city and county of New York, from the 7th day of November to the 14th day of Novernber, 1857. Men, 94; women, 63; boys, 122; girls, 103—Total, 382. Adults, 187; children, 225; males, 216; females, 166; colored persons, 7. DISKASKA. Albuminaria, and Bright's — Fever, typhoid oo disease of kidneys..... 1 Fever, typhus... 14 Apoplexy. 4 Fracturo of the epine..... 1 xia, 1 Heart, disease of +i Breeding. 1 Heart, disease of,vaivalar, 3 Bronchitis. 4 Hip, disease of. ie | Burned or scalded, 2 Hooping cough o$ Cancer of the bowel 1 Intlammation of bowels... 8 Qancer of the liver...... 1 Tnflammation of brain... 6 Cancer of the womb, 2 Inflammation of heart... 1 Catarrh, seen 2 Pe | Canuition. 6 aly Jera infantum. ae jon of stomnach., 1 era morbus.,....... 1 Tatlammation of tonsils... 1 Cirrhosis of the liver..... 2 Insanity....... re | Compression of the brain, 1 lutemperance . 3 of the bowels.. 2 Jaundice 4 SS ee tion of the or murdered...... Hon 61 Liver, disease of. . Lues veneres.. . Malformation of head. Maracmus, adul Marasmns, infan Meastes Old age. Palsy. ee ee tet ere Ulceration of the bowels. Uleeration of the xpine, Unknown to the jury., rE eee eo Pit Plourisy Premature birth. ‘ ee Sprue. ag Stillborn. . aL Stone... ‘Jn Toothing, 2 1 1 2 Iever, puerpera Fever, remittes Fever, scurlot.. Total... 382 The number of deaths, compared with corresponding wooks of 1865 aud 1866, and of last week, was as fol hws + 807 + 35 Veok ending Nov. 17, 1855... . N + 873 e v » B82 Increase this werk. + MECAPITULATIO: Benes, joints, &o, . Bain and nerves..... Stiiborn and promature birth ne othor digestive organs. 13 Langs, throat, &e. Uncertain seat and gene Oil age. tal fowers.... 36 Skin, &e., amd Unknown to t a Urinary organs. . :4 Total... 0... shores Me verdceve vies 382 —Of which 13 were from violent causes. scat Water 1 year...” 126 30 to 40 yoars...... 1289. 40 to 60 Foars : 38 50 to 60 years. 6 to 10 years : 11 60 to 70 years 10 & 15 years 6 70 to 80 years... 1h to 20 years : 6 80 to 90 yoars 20 to 26 Years. : 16 Unknown, 26 0 90 : at 8 NATIVITIR. + @ United States, « 2 Unknown, see 29) Wales, . 72) West Indies a | Spain... 1 Total PURIIO INSTITUTIONS. Aimshous, Hik'ls Island. 7 Randall’s Isl. Nurs'y Hoe. & Bellevae Hospital [16 Roman Cath. Orph. Awy’m 1 Cy Hospital... 6 St. Vincent's Hospital... 1 Colored Orphan Asylam.. 1 Ward's Isl. Exmig't Hos’. 14 Lunatic Asy'm, Blk'ls Isl. 1 os po UN¥enscesun~ FORA W. MORTON, Ciiy Inspect Department New York, Soy, J4, 180 Gity Inspector relied, was ‘ham strung,”’ and sus} on the scape goat of the pot ny About 1 o’clock on Thursday morning cleven men broke into Te: ’s house, tied a rope around his neck, and dragged him from his bed; they then tied his hands behind him, took him toa secluded place abouta mile from his house, and commenced whipping him with horsewhips. ‘They told him that they would lash him until he owned he had cut the cow; but he denied having done so. They then tied his feet, and took turns Rg tim Hp) occasion- ally resting to ask him to confess; but he continued to protest his innocence until about five o’clock, when, he says, fearing that they would whip him to death, and they swearing that they would do so if he did not own it, he acknowledged that he had hamstrung the animal. He was then taken tothe house of one of the party, and, as he alleges, his body exposed in an indecent manner. ‘Terpenning’s wife followed the party, and was close by all the while they were maitreating her husband, Sho heard himcry and plead with them not to kill him, but dared not go to his assistance. After the whipping was completed she took his clothes to him. They dressed him, again tied his hands and feet, and fn this manner he was brought to Monticello. From the of the’ body he must have received from three four hundred lashes. His whole person was cut and bruised in a shock- ing manner. The following persons, charged with this of- fence, have been arrested on a warrant issued by E. W. Fairehild, Esq., and held to bail in the sum of each: Jon Springateed,, Jacob Harris, Tsane Harris, Matthew rum, lin Alberti, David Kine and Gilbert Corgill. is generally acknowle ‘ment is very strong: mas M. Hardenburgh, Artemus Wright, Frak- ‘Although he ed-to be a hard case, public senti- ist the perpetrators of the outrage. NFORMATION WANTED—OF CHARLOTTE 0. WEBB, formerly Scotield, a native of Stamford, Connecticut, She is wanied (o come forward, as she is one of the law(ul heirs, and Claim her Fight ig the'property of Darius 8. Scolield, de: ceased October #1, 1887, of Stamford, Connecticut, Fairfield county. Norfolk ‘and Virginia papers please cop R. HENDERSON WILL GREATLY OBLIGE E. M. Wo Madison square Post oflice, R. SAMUEL TRIVETT, LATE OF SHERWOOD HILL, Nottingham, England, is requested to return to Notting: ham immediately, to receive property left him by his fathe: and (o write home to say he is coming. His presence is in- dispensable, R. ALBERT EBBIN BARROWS ECOLESTAIIN, rents live in she town of Ledyard, Conn., ii (o call in the printing establishment cor- dW Williamsburg. sR ON BOARD OF THR piember, He is request ed to leave his address with J. £. Smith, 5 Nassau sireet, for his fellow-passenger, J. Basford. ott st SPECIAL SUTICES, MERICAN INSTITUTE.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING ‘of the inventors and exhibitors of the twenty-ninth annu: al Fair Will be held at the rooms of the institute, No. 351 Broadway, this evening, at 7 o'clock. Afier which M. P. Coons, Ksq., will deliver an adress, Subject—Laventors and their Inventions. : ERMAN SOCIETY.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF this society will be held on Tuesday, November 17, at 7 oclock P. M., in the basement of Si. Mathew’s chureb, Walker sirect. Punctual attendance of members is requested. H. ROCHOLL, Secretary. OTICE.—THE UNEMPLOYED WORKINGMEN OF . the Twenty-second ward will come and enrol their hamies on Monday morning, Nov. 16, at 9 o'clock, corner of Forty-second street and Seventh avenue. By order of the Executive Committee. OWEN RYAN. FFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAX! NEW COURT House,)32 Chambers street, New Yor jov. 1, 1857.— Notice is bereby given that one per cent will be added on the Ist day of December on all taxes remaining unpaid, also two percent will be added onthe 1gth day of December. Checks and bills on city banks taken, Envelopes containin, Money and billa not received. No money received aft o'clock. WILSON SMALL, Recei' FICE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY, 16 BROAD, way, New York, November 7, 1867.—The stockholders of this company are hereby notified that, in pursuance of a vou of the directors, a meeting of the stockholders will be held at {he office of the company, on the first, Wednesday in Decem: ber next, at I2 o'clock M., to take into consideration and ef footy if desirable, a reduction of the capital stock to three hun- thousand déllars, giving ‘0 all shares thereafwer equal Value and ¢haracter. N. T. Caryl, Edward Learned, T. M. Niven Jotn ©. Mallory, Wm. Pollock, James M. Mote Daniel R. Jones, Directors. POLITICAL, TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT COUNCTLMAN.—T would most respectfully inform my friends that Iam still a candidate for Councilinan in said district, notwithstand hg false rumors. JAMES L. WAUGH! Fifth ward, 39” WARD. FOR ALDERMAN. HON. NICHOLAS. SEAGRIST, Workingman’s triend, and justice to all. TA MEETING OF DELEGATES TO THE CONVEN thon for nominating a candidate for the First Alderm: district, held at Nos. 9 and 11 Broadway on Saturday, Noven ber 14, 1857, the Convention being called to order, Captain Daniel Dougherty of she Fourth ward, was elected President; J.J. Williams, Esq., of the Third ward, Vir t; Toblas ©. O'Connor, Baq., Of the Secoud ward, Esq., of the First we ur munication was received trom Charles MeCay, Esq New Vouk, Nov. oy THe Piet Al. ng com 14, 1867 MAT tors of to your ‘To tHe Nomis atin Conve’ Distxicr:—Gentlemen—A | your district having conventi eandic ply interest wen 80 far fact their own at box. This un mm thit | was ed, which concerns them t as to their rights tof personal safety in their ho Recessary for Ine to slate for your Informat candidate for this office at the last charter election; nomi naied by the almost unanimous f the people | of this) ward, who were satisfied with me for their preseniative. ‘Their will was overcome by what? By reason? By conviction? No; but by zed gangs bullies, armed witelubs, ‘knives and pis sweeping through the ward from disirict to disiziet, intimidating those who could be intimidated, and driving others from the. ballot lectors who would bave cast their impelled to return to their homes t great right guaranteed us by (he 1 feel it is due the electors of this district that an opportuntty should be allowed them to repu diate the doctrine that was so forcibly impressed upoa them last year. And though under the new charter the «i much enlarged, and many who will now have 4 vor box. Thus hundreds of the suifrage tor me were without exercising coustitntion of our count not interested in the troubles of last year, but still ‘ni first Aldermanic distriet, 1 will of the part of the pi nt on them lo redeem the characte Aw Car us IBY Known, Ite be found Where the inte resis of my Hi# CA me, Anticipating a auccemsful insuic for the democratic party at the next election, L remain respeetfully yours, CHARLES MoCAY. On motion, Chariae Met, of the Fuel ward, was kt Firat ward, they are weil with the proceedings of this meet the feelings of (his couvention names Yo the convention: —First ‘atrick Fitzsimmons, William James Simins, Felix ky SRD warl—Daniel Holland Patrick Carney, Dennis Manni Jeremiah Conley, Edward M Second was !—tobias ©. 0 A. Smith, Andrew Medowen, John McVay, Georg Conroy, James Wheelan, James Burns, Third ward—Henry J. MeMahon, Robert H, Hopper, J. J. Willams, G. 3 ng, Kadward P. Wall, Herman Leipal- n Kane. i John A. Kennedy, Ro- orge Perkina, ard ary, Daniel Dougherty Roberts, Martin, Timothy ey IEKTY, President, J. J. WILLIAMS, Vice Prosident Ysecretarien. i hy. ine, Martin Weters, Charles #h, John EMOCRATS.-CAN YOU AFFORD TO RE-ELECP Fernando Wood for Mayor? our party (to which be claims to be tooras! jong) ™ Is be ap bonest mant ‘PROFLE S CHOICR-UNION NOMINATIONS. SEVENTH Judicial Distri For Civil Justies, CORNELIUS W. VAN VOORHIS. For Plier Justice HIRAM A. MAYNARD. GULAR MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES ON BAN | PURER ners are held every day at 101 Nassau street, next tg the Herald ottice. Bright eagle of Columbia, rise, ‘The hopes of freemen wakes; Untor) your baanerg to the akies, Now light through firkness breaks. JAS, ACKERMAN, President, Fowanp A. Miuue OCOURSK, TLARLEM.—ON ff a race botwren acelin. ED HOUSE TROTTIN Monday, Nov, 16, will come rated waiker and n'fast trotter; tho man to walk one nile to the mare's (rotting one mile and QW) yards, and repent, The mateh is for $200 n sid Will take place from 2% re) "Second avenue cara pass the WM. A. BROWN, Proprietor, o"qock in the afternoon. hohse every ten minut NION COURSK, L. 1.—TROTTING.—ON MONDAY, N half'past 2o'elock P. matet for mile i names br. m Sam Webster Proprietors. Grena The members of the above company will appear in- uniform (overcoats) on Tueslay, 17th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M. ie their Legg BS pay the ae vane a Ns ur late member, Uharies Moore. y order af the clon JOS, LOWDEN, NAPP BACK AT HIS OLD STAND—DA\ iypes, ambrotypes, &e., redaced in price pot AA first clans picture only ide; likenesses, cdfetully Look for Knapp’s, 479 Broadway, over Myers’ store, between Broome and Grand streets. VERREO quality pied ORTLANDT STREET HOTEL, No. 2 Cortnndt street, Board reduced from $2 © per day. 8. STEBBINS, Proprietor. ARS —QyER Noes OFFER. REFWSED FOR Ske ides of Hovana, 9 millions of The vari ie and German eegare fo FB OBRG LEAVA TO TNFORM THE PUBLIC THAT we haye now on our matrimonial rrister, ladies and gentlemen of the highest reapectability and beauty, Thos persons wishing to enter tuto a matrimonial allianee will bod it to thelr adeantage to eall on oF ® nial officer, 46 Fourth eireet, No vo cept oug dollar is en. ioxed. BOARDING AND LODGING. .VERLEY PLACE.— a 1% ROOMS ARE TO LET, FUR- or 4, to families or sing] io oh eaiy Wie bl ta eater a Re 0 viag wilder at the able a bote or with private tablens ee ter ules . Bleecks pode hy ly aL Te 6 BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—FURBNISH- ed rooms to let, with board. Dinner at 6 P. M. ASHLAND PLACE.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GRN- ‘emen, or gentleman and his wife, may obtain pleasant rooms, with fullor partial board, References exchanged. Q SPRING STREET, NEAR THM BOWERY.—A GEN- tleman and his wife and a few single gentlemen may ob- cain pleasant rooms und good board, with the comforta of & me. . ingle, milies or gentle: I or board; house first class, ‘Terma moderate, 13 LEROY PLACE, BLERCKER STRERT.-A SOUTH ern lady has just opened the establishment, elegantly furnished wi very modern improvement for. the recep, efrespectable families and single gentlemen. ‘Ita is central, yet retired and contiguous to the principal hotels and atres. QOH STREET, WEST, NO. 238, THIRD DOOR, FROM from Ninth avenue.—Furnished or unfurnished rooms And parlors, with or without board, im ® first class private house, newly painted, having all the’ modera improvements, French spoken. Location unsurpassed, 2 AMITY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board, for gentlemen or gentienion snd Unie wives, where all the comforts of a good home canbe had, First class accommodations. Bleecker strect stages within one door. A front basement to let for an ollie, Childven and nurses cannot be received, 36 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, A FEW DOORS FROM Broadway.—Board.—A geutleman and his wife or sin, glozentlemen, ‘an obtain a frontroom landsomely furnished; z aggre with all modern conveniences; location very jexirable. QQ WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH nd Sixth avenues.—Very desirable rooms for gentle- m nd their families, and single gentlemen. References exel CORNER OF FOURTEENTH nged. 4.8 SEVENTH AVENUE, ‘street.—Suits and single rooms to let, with fall or par- tial board, to single gents, or genta and wives, Modern im- rovements. Tuition in French and Spanish languages, b; vofessor Basset, gratis. Conversation at table, ‘Acferenccs exchanged. 5 TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—GEN- tlemen and their wives, also single gentlemen, can be accommodated with very elegant rooms, furnished or wa- furnished, on the first and second floors, in a tirst class honse, containing all the modern improvements. Dinner at half’ pas! GQ RENSEN STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS HAND. some and spaciods upariinents, on second floor, for families, and rooms for single gentlemen at the above first class residence. Dinner atGo'clock. References exchanged G5 NACROUGAL STREET, THRER DOORS ABOVE }¢) “Houston.—A small American family can accommodate a gentleman and wife or two or Unree single centlemen with 4 sroail sult of parlors; parual board for geutlemen, location desirable, and terms mode ke 7 SIXTH AVENUE.—A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN find good plain board at $3 per week, also a few young ladies: or Would let some good rooms, plain furnished or un- furnished, with convenience for tire, suitable for families or single persons. 7Q SERING STREBT, TOUR DOORS FROM BROAD. way.—To let, several handsomely furnished rooms, to single gentiemen. 'The location is near all the first class hotels. Inquire in the building of Anson House. 97 SECOND PLACE, FOUR DOORS FROM COURT street, Brooklyn.—A good furnished room, with genteel board, for a'gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, Dinner at six, if desired. Inquire as above. TIO XOURTH AVENUE, NEAR UNION SQUARE — A suit of rooms on the second floor, newly and hand- somely furnished, suitable for a small family, with private table ifdesired. ‘The house has all the modera conveniences, ‘and the location is very pleasantand desirable. L18 NETH, STREBT—YURNISHED. ROOMS TO LET, to gentlemen only; house first class, « few doers from Broadway. 14] NINTH, STREET, THIRD, DOOR | EAST | OF Broadway.—Furnished rooms, in suits or aeparate, to let to gentlemen, with breakfast, if required. Also, unfur- nished rooms at 405 Fourth street, near the Bowery. 14.55 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL.— 0) Roorus to let, with partial board if desired, 14 WAVERLEY PLACE.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms. Reference given and required. 176 BUDEON STRERT.—LARGE ROOM, WITH WARD- robe and closets, to Det, with board, 10 single gentle- men, Also, single room, House with modern improvements, pleasantly located near St, John’s park. Relerences ex" changed. Jyansient boarders accommodated. 24.8 BUDAON STREET, ENTRANCE IN BROOME A tine large building, new last spring, containing al the modern improvements; newly furnished this month, oceu pied by @ lady and her two daughters. One or two families and (wo or three single gentlemen can be accommodated with first class board and very pleasant rooms at moderate prices. Persons seeking the comlorts of « home, will please call im: mediately. OA FOURTH AVENUE. —LARGE ROOM AND BED ao om, furnished or unfurnished, to a gentleman and Wile or single gentlemen, Family private. 399 FOURTH STRTET. ROOMS NEATLY, FURNISH: OIA ed, suitable for single gentiomen. The house is first clues, pewly fitted up, having all the modern im ements. onvenient lo cars and stages. Dinner at 6 Heferences quired. 415 rourtn STREE 2) second aven re BOWERY AND with board, for a gentleman and wife or young geutleme: 419 BROOME STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, A Prince street, near Broadway, west iring pleasant and comfortable rooms for very accommodation at either of the above places. 7 BROADWAY.—PURNISHED AND UN gentlemen and thelr wives Terms from $1 50 to $1) per w Sitnation unsurpassed, being in the vicinity of the St. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel, ‘The above lirst clasa hax hand: ing gone through a thoroug! perior accommodations are oflered. SUIT OF FU! second floor, with board, in the vicinity of Madison yestaide. Address H.A., box 3,557 Post offi AND 56; and single genUemen. ‘ISHED ROOMS ON FIRST OR Square, on the GENLLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOMO- dated with board and pleasant furnished rooms, or 4 ingle genUemen, on reasouable terms, at 140 Frankia (O18 PASSING THB WINTER LN THES id like to obtain board ina private French fe ho would be regarded not as a boarder, Dut ax a sof obtaining « therough know ‘The best of roference given R., Herald otic WELL FURNISHED PARLOR ON THE FIRST floor will be rented, with bourd, to # gentlemen and wife Or single gentlemen, for twelve dollars, with fire aud gas, al r On. : ledge of the French language. d required. Address U, J. a large, very pleasant coom, on the second floor: rences exebanged. Apply at No. 12 Abingdon square, near Bleecker street. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, at house No. 64 Kast Pitieenth street, to a Indy and gentleman or to singfe gentlemen. Can be sevn for thren days. SMALL FAMILY, OCCUPYING A STONE FRONT Rouse near Madiain park, west side, desire to, le: the parlor floor, newly and very elegantly furnished, an private table to a family without children, or to Kentlemen to whom & room on secoml Noor cou’ Tented. The house is new and has every possi nienee, and parties who are not prepared to pay ilberally for vers superior accommodations, need tot answer this cow munication, Address I1., box 1,883 lost vile A COMFORTABLY FURNISIIED FRONT BEDROOM TO let, with fall partial bored, to ® gentleman and hia Wife or ¢ a, with tee of slcting coor, 4 private family, at 47 TSF RACK ROOM, ON THE Sk thie, euviable for a thing found requiaite 1 ‘or particulars ings T=IN A SMALL Jorn Bmprovements. estot Broad: FAME FURNISHED ROOW TO 1 AA ly, without boarders, wit Terms inoderate, Apply at 158 way. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY, CAN BE accommodated with » jarge neaily furn front Foom, with hoard for the lady. op ‘opelftan Ho ‘el, Hroadway, Address W. 1. &., Broadway Most oflke OARD IN CLINTON PLACK—A FAMILY AND ONE be accommodated with fur t No. 61 Clinton place, near d OARD.—A WIDOW LADY WILL LEY, WITH BOARD, two pleasant front room. o gentlemen and wives or simi Terms moderate, Gas aod bath. y stages and Sixth avenue cars. Ap Uished apartments and board Fitth avenue. Reference exchaf, ‘At AO West Xi! at. ar bly Boaress GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WHO WISH wr genteel board in aamall private family, fall or partal, and the real comforts of home Location Hicks st ble, if desired. 3 Found, Hei Hrookiyn, near Wall street ferry BOARD =A, PAVORABLN ARRANGEMENT CAN DR made by & gentleman and liis wife, or one of two ingle nilemen for rooms, with or without bourd, by applying at 04 T kington avenue, OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, ON THE FIRST, cond and third fogrs, can be had ina private fam | where an excellent tabje te act, and a privae one if desir id where wll the comforts of an _aurecahle home may be 1. Please apply at Kast Twenty-second sre onrth avenue, OARD —FURNISHED hoows, WITH PANTRIFS, bath and gas, can be obtai lying at 61 West Twenty sixth street, near Broadway, hedeenttt BOARD. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO GES Heryen, who will room together, can he aceonmmiated With boafd, in & private family where there are 1 boarders, nt moderate terms. Apply at 60 West Seven sireety between Fifth and Stath avenues, oF address box 1, Post office Boaeg TO UAT IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, WiTit full or partial board, two large comfortable rows, ot ihe eecond floor, with p ds bath and gas. AD ply at 123 Wavertey ple Fitth and Shah avenues Bowe « FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM Bo et. The pavior is handsomely furmisher, th whfeh isa most braimifet room@rtth pan iris, can be fens! e codes improves om, ina ee hires atta: , beiween niet mt chikiren., Inquire at 6 Howkon HANI@OMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WIT for # on aud gentiom sn and the t ir avenne, between Kighth and Ninth ate, ENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO mn be at a Hod Prices House con =! TWO GEN- -A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR BN, Uemen that will r be Pines tr ec actwar as amall room with board. Boe. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WI single gentlemen can be accommodated pear Rardin cules family. Apply at No. 628 Greenwich street, yoo LET, WITH BOARD, A ROOM ON THIRD ‘suitable f Uemen; rituated in Broadway changed. for « gentleman and wife or two single gen- oue of the most pleasant ta of t . ‘Terms a; Hoferences ex: courrier danand tat OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR .,TWO OR ihre, gentlemen, ‘wishin Will find superior rooms, wit atreet. The house is strictly first class, furni and combines iced on liberal price, will be expee Comiue wishing low priced first class accommod iy , at 105 West Fourteenth ished ud Ttis every comfort and convenience. rine(p ant, les, and afair, not extrav: ‘To save trouble to all parties, board please not apply. OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN required, would dispose of excellent accommodations toa small genteel at 172 West and location desirable, accessible by car family; house having modern improve: nd stages. ‘Twenty-first sweet. Borers HANDSOM! second floor, 0 fortable rooms for board, to genteel bath, &c. Bingle g © the best hotels, at 648 Broadway. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, one ditto on the third, and some other com: the winter, just vacated, can be let, with parties, on very reasonable terms, gas, entlemen ean get board for $5; table equal Dinner at 6 o'clock. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO single gentlemen can be accommodated with a pleasant room in 4 modern house, with the v5, OR A FEW $10.0 ‘Address Merchant, box 3,381 Post office. sptapensnarentenzermeemte 00 MORTGAGE WANTED TO PURCHASE.— )e' Tithe and security tant Jemeep tir 5 $5.00( ‘A, UNDERWOOD 's SON, 18 Buckamge plane. 0.000 ‘TO$ $15,000 CASI AND. x v. te valusnle fonda tocechenoe bers tt ot ge for a stock of LL, KINDS OF BROKEN AND UNCURRENT BANK Fer bought and sold at ea. rice. alee, Drafts for sale on England, ‘Scotland, JAMES M. TAYLOR, specie and ex: ae: ‘No. 183 Chatbam square, corner of New of the creditors will be held at Tammany Hail, on Tues ay, ‘the 17th inst., Stil o'cleak A, M10 adopt measures for the inore speedy. of their clans. % “SHENJAMIN R. CONKLIN, Chalrman, James Watson, Secretary. RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 96 WARREN street, one door Lap cng yy gy at & rea of © x (6) per cent on sums trom $1 to pen daily from 10.4. M. to 2P.M., and ou Mondays, Thursdays avd Satur- fr PM. baciopseeied WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President. Vaxprneixt L. Buxton, Secretary. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK, ‘November 6, 1857.—The directors have this day deciared, Dut of the profita, a dividend of ten per cent, payable to the stockholders on ahd after the 1ith inst, ‘The transfer book will be closed until the 12th inst, Hy order, FREDERICK HOFFMAN, Secretory. ESTERN COLLECTIONS.—VINCENT J. SCOTT, banker, Detroit, Michigan, will collect in ‘the city and throughout the State,'and remit promptly at current raves, ward Morrison, Piper CITY BANK.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING rovements, located at | Refers to Strachan & Scott, New Yerk, Nol Ninth strect, bo:wéen Fifth and Bix New York, pps scsienan intel iene Dernort, October 28, 1887. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HANDSOME FIRST CLASS eh er eras * pons ed furnished apartments, with board tor a gentleman and ESTERN COLLECTIONS, —AN EXPERIENCED ‘wife, and single nilemen, at 73 State street, between Henry: and Clinton streets, convenient to two ferries. Partial board for gentirmen. OARD IN BROOKLYN—A'T 98 CLARK STREET, NEXT to the chureh, for xingle gentlemen or families. "Rooms And location the most desirable, contiguous to the ferries and cars. OARD IN BR board, ma, OOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH be found at 266 Hicks street, near Wall street and South ferries. Bor IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with pleasant, neatly furnished Fooms, with or without board, in a strictl where they can have all the comforts of « 197 Atlantic street, private family, ome. Apply ab five minutes’ walk from South fecry. OARD IN BROOKLYN—A LARGE ROOM, SMALL ONE attached, suitable for a family or single gentiem & smail room ‘on the fourth stor 28 Henry street, House heated by a furnac tines. also will be rented to sult the door from Amity street, fourth OARD IN BROOKLYN—NO. ences exchanged, OARD IN ‘suitable for a gentleman and wite, or single gen’ ina frat class house, 40. SMITH Tocation 4ood, and free «to let, in. private family, to STREET, Lo the desira: pouple, for $104 week; good table guaranteed. Refer BROOKLYN. — DESIRABLE ROO! Dinner at 64 o'clock. Convenient to South or Wallstreetferries. Apply at 244 Henry street, be tween Amity and OARD IN BROOKL also two gentlemen ci and large tront room, with full or partial pont street, about lion ferries. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIF! in a private Location west side to suit the times. jerald oftice. Congress streets. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, be accommodated with a small board, at 122 Pierre: ‘Wail sireet and five minutes walk frou family where there are no other board: of Broadway, above Canal street. Terms References exchanged. Address A. C., OARD WANTED—AT $5,50 PER WEEK, BY A SINGLE gentleman, between Bleeeker and Twentieth streets and Second and Eighth avenuce. Unexeeptionable references given and required, Address K. 5, Herald office. SS ee OARD WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, went of Bi or where there a two days, 8. & K. oadway, below Beach street; a priv ¢ family Address for | aut few boarders preterred. Herald office. OARD WANTED—FULL OR PARTIAL, BY A young man, ina respectable private family, Where the comforts and pleasures of a home may be enjoyed; must hay room, With and pear Broadway pi and full particulars, Montag fire and gas; locality not above red. Address, ox 192 Herald off OARDING. full or pai taken; one suitable single gentlemen, street. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ial board, ina private house wh efor ik gentleman and wife Apply at ss Fourth avenue, above ‘FRosemre —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN be accommodated witha second story front room; also & few single gent toh 2. Apply Foursh, near Sixth avenue, A MAN AND WIFE OR TWO SIN OARDIN' FR HOU Price ftaurant, RENCH BOA single oom Will pantry, avemue, corner of Fregxisuep With board # and # Apply amen’ 8; moderate. board if deni o8 stall i K men OOP BOARD AND A PLEASANT ROOM. morteraic price, for a gentleman and wif single gentlemen Bt. Jobn's park. ‘OTEL LODG H nice {nrnished Tort and William streets, mas, by the day or week, f week, from ISHED ROOMS.—A PRIVATE FAMIL or three Curnin 5 doors trom Broutway URNISHED ROOMS TO lemme: JURN ISHED ROOMS TOL vamnty, at ae He LENISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO SINC Inquire 4 609 Bre or partial, at $3 n with good board, f Jones street, bet with bourd and ie ISK, 34 BROABWAY—FURNISHED gentlemen and badies, ected iW a first ci 0 $5. Cor RD—FOR A SCHOOL BOY, WHERE Address Mrs.’ M.. station ‘ore 3 o'clock on Tuesday, Wil Tet to su ms. Apply at 33 LET-WITH BOARD, TO alts of rooma tor fumities; o large wnturnished, on Great fuor, at 65 Madison Twenty-revensh ste 1® UNEORNISHRD contains th OMS TOT modern impre «pees the block on each eocuer, terms Hench street, TO ENTLEMEN, WITH | d, ya privce family; orapartinentsto let sun Stree 2 GENT! dWaj | AT A or one or two ¥ opposite Apply a: 68 Varick INGS.—GENTLEMEN CAN ORTAIN rooms at the Globe Hotel, corner of Frank Price of rooms 3c. per night; also a few upper rooms for & a mouth. ‘0, 12NELSON PLACE, BETWR! Clinton places. leo one sing ie room, LY AND =A parior and bedroom to let, with b A few gentlemen can be accommo Way died with day board. EWLY AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO Jet, in a wirietly private family of two p ona, to centle nen und their wives, or to single gentlemen, with ‘ull or par. Hal board, Inquire at No. 75 Weal Thirteenth street, NEOR TWO GENTLEME board, with pleasant ron MAY OBTAIN PARTIAL moderaié terms, ina RES family, by making immediate appi.cation at ind West wenty sin street RIVATE BOARDIN ‘or two or three single perso TLEMAN AND WIFR, can have board aud far I thoor, with gas, athe, ently seventh AG aiding at 109 Kast Tw i Loringwngund Third avenues. References }OOMS—PURS by gentle Howery. ferries, wold like ‘with partial board. menta, the rooms of the house we lor and three or fi MAY BE WITHOUT BOARD, 3 Wear Ue | Secoud ste yn tear Wall street and South » accominedale one or two geniemen ‘The house has all the modern improve- re handsome and weil furnished: also a ald be let, furnished, consiating of a ur bedrooms, With convenience for cooing if desired. For particulars inquire at 18 Harrison street. WO ORTHRES GENTLEMEN CAN BE COMFORTS T bly aecnminodsted with rooms and partio! board, fins gens, both ae at 15 Ludlow place, 10 LRT ONE FI second floor, to streat, between Bre Ho’ For particulars plese ¢ References exchange: a eet. , Hous URNISHED ROOM AND HEDROOM ON gentlemen only, at No. 12 Kast Kighteenth midway and Fifth avenue aitously. HE BOARDERS IS A PRACTICAL ME Hying families and boarding honees with oarders. Those wanting same should d seekers directed, with full partion SMITH & BOYD, 346 Broadway s EXCHAN Ge) REWARD.—LOST, WHILE Di » VAeh sere D corer dam, a «mail fon leaving the grocery )—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED or without board, gaa ven; tert i gum of money to Id be taken VING FROM THE t and Third « to Mewom)'s uher hag, marked # WA. Any p we at 46 West Twenty x or at of 125th street and Fourth aveaue receive the above reward, $e REWARD. — J subscriber, an unfinished (rock coat ward will be paid may be obtained, and no Fo ME K MISSING FROM THR STORE OF THE | Chie c upon ite return, oF informatic urstions asked, He, 14g Weat Fourteenth street - REWARD.—LOST $6 Tene ware, Lackawana nee to anybody by be paid upon ite OR MISLALD, or 18 aubecription lit for the and Western Railroad Compan’. of ne | ” van, above reward will ‘omy to their offiee, No. 51 Wail street. A ROL enetit @® Detn- through Ne Any one return fF REWARD 1087, IN RROOKLY! ’ m avenue railroad ON FRIDAY 13th Ni: in | ember, about 60'¢l0" or in going from Fulton aves reet to Pacito street, a plana sy uit bow. this box to Fineh & Meineke, 95 Well street, will receive the above reward. $I game at) Hotel and 6 SC REWARD. row boat, two palrs of oars in hee, Patrick Buller, Grasey Point, or to Jumps $5l throweh Cat ich are of ew REWARD.<THE FINDER ring Will receive the above rr inne of Nowe OF A DIAMOND ard by leaving the Lost between the United Staves ek man iret, orge W. Brown's. LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 4 painted’ white, with black # Any person retweaing | ‘Oreney, Haver eapiaing, will ive catraw sie ep amount $75 5) of ho value to ny om the owner, iW OUTH BROOKLYN.—A LADY, LIVING IN A PLEAS. | KF aut and convenien! bo lawyer of Central New York will depart on the 25th inst, ‘on a collecting tour through the States of Ohio, Ulinols, Wi consin, Towa and Minnesous, Persons desiring his servie in collecting, securing or compromising claims or Judgments, will please make their wishes known at the law ollice of Britton & My, No. 39 William street, in this city, where full particulary may be exchanged, ani the best of relerences ‘urnished, ANTED—$30,000 ON PROPERTY DOWN TOWN, hear Broadway, worth $75,000, for three or five years, No broker need apply. Address Security, Herald oilice. LOST AND FOUND. POUND, NEAR Titi CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUB and Twenty seventh sirect, a portemonnaie, containin, sum of money, which the ownerfean have by applying at Broad street, and describing the property. DENNIS & CO, OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, LTH INST., IN nd street, # lady's brown fur cuif, Any one fading ‘aime and delivering it at No. 6 Columbia sireet aba be duly rewarded, O8T—ON SATURDAY, NOV. 14, AT THE ACADEMY of Music, a handsome embroidered handkerebief, mark> ed with the initials 8. C. B.; the finder will be suitably re warded, and confer a great favor, by returning it to 68 West ‘Twenty-third street, second door trom Sixth avenue. OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, A LARGE RED 4 and white setter dog, from the corner of Greene and Hioome streets. A suitable reward will be paid by leaving him at corner Broome and Broadway, basement. UIS SUAWARTZ, JR. OST—ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN GOING FROM ROSE street to Wooster, near Houston, a large sized gold loc a With one side enamelled dark blue; also, a black embroidered veil. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the some to E. Guerin, 373 Broadway, up stains. OTICK.—AN OWNER IS WANTED FOR horse, supposed to be stolen, detained by the ers; the owner can have the same by proving props paying expenses. Inquire at 101 Kast Twenty-fourth st STRAUS & DAHLMAN. NEWSPAPERS. OR SALE—FILES OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, from P38 to 1860, bound and in complete order. Can be “ ithe book and periodical store, 1225g Fulton street, near Nassau. DODWORTH’S DA ‘No. 5068 A. ACADEMIES NOW OPEN.— ¢ street; Brooklyn, Montague Eball, ck classes meet Tuesdays, Fridays, y jays. Ladies’ primary clavies under tion of Mrs. Brookes. Brooklyn classes meet Mon days and Thursdays. All persons joining either of the above classes Will Deentitied t attend both the New York and Kirook!yn academies, and nooxtra charge, A new class on Monday. ANCING—ANOTHPR NEW CLASS.—BROOKES’ ACA. demy, J61 Broome streel Ww class for Tuewlay. All the fashionable da sons. There are classes advanced, ¥ ERRERO'S DANCE teenth street, New York, lyn, are now open for the reception of pupils. SS BALL.—MRS. LUBY RESPROTY informs her pupils and friends that she will give cing academy, Greenwich Hall, 275 Bleck slay evening, Nov. 25, (Thank Luby will be assisted in the Auguste Steinmetzgwho bs band engaged for the occasion. LLY RAND DR x INSTRUCTION. 7] THE SUBSCRIDER ANNOUNCES TO, 1 + zens of New York and Brooklyn that his ¢ are all made oP, Several new classes will o week at 12 and 7 o'clock for ladies, ‘M. Terms $2 for the cour: Private iusiruct MITH $ FOR TWELVE WRITE three months (seventy -tw aud $10 {c ; 283 Fulton revy City. $10 PRACTICAL HOOKKE . OY Krond Way, will comi week, to prepare gentlemen for pro ers by the Int of January. for “hard times” only $10; regular terms $26. Four private $10 weals vacapt. $15-2a73 SET AnED voR Bu INESS.—MIL. DOL BEAR, G9 Broadway, will commence « special course this day, to prepare boys practically for business b; January 1. They will become quick in tigures, rapid bu bess writers, good bookkeepers, and learn more than in a ear at ordinary schools. Terms for hard mes ouly $15. Regular terms Three seats vacant, earse thie FRENCH LADY WISHES TO PACILITATE THR study of the French langua, ish teachers (ladies Thiy). Will open classes at the inoderate rate of tive dollars a. quarter of ten Weeks, (Wo lessons 4 Week. The class will open fs soon as there abe ten pupils engaged, Private lessons kiven also to advanced pupils. Llewse apply a 3% University hall past five o'eloek KICAN SQHOOL LNSTITUTE, 46 BROADWAY.— Behoois and Pemilies anpplied with competent Weaebars, bo charg ic schuols; parenta supplied gratutously with eho eh teachers supplied with desirable engage juents, Wanted, a geniieman to wach mathemates and mili tary weties. OOKKERPING, ARITHMETIC, &c. ARK TAUGICT upon very favorable terms by W. J. SERV ILL, we = and carefully In Bromiway. Rach student ia separaieiy structed, and enabled to readily apply in practice the know- Jedge imparted to him, PRENCH LANGUAGE —MONSIEUR AND MADAME DUNO" ‘conversational classes and beginners classes are re-opened. Ladies’ meetings three times a week. Even M. Dubos. Private lexsons. No. Clinton p HAND GERMAN UNDERSTOOD AND SPO Ken. —K. TRLLERING, 483 Bromdwny (emubivehed INd) continues giving private instruction tiv e languages on moderate terms. No Me ae Chirlate ho deceptive classes nor a Transiauona made LESSONS (PURE in private by F. BU RMAN schools an NSTRUCTION FOR ROARD.—A LADY, WELL QUALT Will give two hours daily instruction fo young children lish branches, muate aud Freneh, in exchange for rd ina private family. Best of refe aquired Address Miss H.C. B., Union square Post office, for three days. ERSKY CFTY WRITING ACADEMY. =MIt oD whois w by an able teacher, a nnowne Citizens of Jersey CHy that he has opened rooms for wri bookkeeping, &e., at street. Kod Instracton the @ Mr. P. attention Mi nd Friday atternouns, ings from 6 Lo 8. FROM PAR Jessy, Fe COM mek PM ten lessons mence this day Vidiow’ ehurwen at 12 a ot one hour etch, Wrmate Hust cr MUSICAL. N EXZRA CARVED SKVEN OUTAVE ROSEWOOD four round cornered pianoforte, stool, music hooks, efor Fale, atan unprecedented low cash price, inaie to 0 months ago for the present owner, Who paid $60 lor rich earved legs, superb pearl Cit] rich tone, and is perfect drawing room planofor taost celebrated oity Make, unexpired warranice for two years, and references will be ao and box for shipping purposes ered to an upmediate cash cusiomer, nat tbe owner's ¢, 78 Sixth avenue, bear Phirty ninth street, afer m given MIPLL Can be # SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte for $100, one 65 oclave for ue for $45, aul 75 Guers, new and seeond hand, @t a sacrifice for realy eash, ‘Old pianos taken in exchange. Also, four small organs tur sale at 241 Ninth avenue, near Twenty-six in otra, AREATEST CHANCE TO BUY A SUPERIOR GRAND agonal seven octave rosewood piano, made by one of be best makers and warranted in perfec r wen! @ | few months and cost $000; will be sold for $4). Can be seen at LA Ninth street. VSIC INSTRUCTION WILL BE GIVEN BY A THO. rough insiructrees, performer and composer of musi on the pianoforte and singing, operatic style, in Italian and French, ballads, and sacred music to beginners, at reduced ricee, ‘if iminediately applied to. Ad ime. P. 1, “nion square Post office, OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF PIANO AND R Mi sinebos, 305 Brondwhy opponte the Broatieny thea ® ssons either at bis residence on at the residence ui lua MORI AT HALE PRICE vr WATERY, NO. Ae Kroadwoy.—Pitnos and Melodeons at bewer prices th Payments, TSICAL. CARD.— WILLIAM DRESST For further partiguiars please apply a his reskieace. ever before'otered in (Mis market. Plawos edeo0s and rent allowed on pureias®. For sale en monihly of the piano, organist at the Fourther reh), who wo stew and drafts have b the book, papers, & jopped, Any $00 as 1” pose he hes “PEAUTIPUL FARM OF 4 ACRES, INA itramt state of cultivation, all necessary buildings, 4 acres wood, of a farm, 4 oo thrifty bearing frait trees, a perfeet mod price $6, will exchange for productive eit; gonen iy railroad, near New Brunswick, N. J.; worth \o,f49 000, And. pay difference in cash, Apply to Dr. GARDENER, or Madame SCHEPALLER, M. D., 5o Grand street, ne BUUPING LOTS, WwITit A LIBERAL BUILDING win, for sale, in Brooklyn; suitable for genteel class of houses, being well situated, and in a good neighborbood. | Ap- ply to EB. MARTINDAL! i, 107 Broadway third story, frous room, BUUPERS OR OTITERS, WHO TAYE REAL ERTATER in this eity or Vicinity, not beavily encumbered, can Bnd an opportunity to exchange the same for merchandine, per- onal properny. ant an established business, by callidys om SAMUEL L. FISKE, 292 Broadway ARM WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED iy property. free from en wumbrance; farm not le ex. ceed fifly miles from the elly, near «Fa i. {oR HANFORD, Nos Bedkman street Ney. her APPLY ARM~13 MILES FROM CITY, 100 ACRES, NO EN- cumbrance, improvements cost more (hau the prt and paper hangings from one ot the largest stocks in tl wholesale prices, to exchange for hovaes lightly encumbered, WILLIAM W. HEBBERD, 2¢ Wiliam street. OR SALE—A SPLENDID FARM, CONTAINING TWO hundred and fifty acres, one bur dred clear land, the jance in heavy timber and wood, with all good buildings, and fencing all round the farm. Also, a small farm, ‘con~ ining forty acres of splendid farm land, with fine water power, aud grist mill en the same, with two rnn of stone, which will be sold cheap. Inquire of the owner, at Tammany uy Kk, fi 9A. M. wd? M. Hall, for one week, from Liwis JOHNSON. OR SALE-IN BROOKLYN, IN ONE OF THE MOST desirable Jocations, @ house and ten lots of ground; the inonee fe about forty teed square, built of brick, and elegan'iy fited up, haying all the modern improvements A ade ee to P. M., box 178 Herald , Will meet with aiien~ nm. pe 1OR SALE CHEAP—A FIN house, four story and basement, finely arranged fo private family, or a store or he situate weet side Nine Avenue, the drat stone front soudh of Twenty seventh street, ‘Apply soon to the owner, r mines, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR REAL ESTATE OF merchandive, one of the best paying businesses now go~ ing, paying 100 pero uured by patents, now in opera~ tion. Full particnlars and every satisfaction will be given by didressing J. F., box 186 Post office, Kaston, Pa, at EA AE hiss FE, SALE AND EXCHANGE THE 8 BSTANTIATs house oceupied by the advertiser. Terms desirable, A sang country bouse, withn fow acres ofland, wort ree thousand dollars, wanted asfirat payment, balance bond and moriguge, Address C. C., Hirvoklyn. VR EXCHANGE—AN OLD ESTAPRLISHED ring business in the city of New York: itis xperienced business man who would re+ nd take charge of the manufacturing «e- “1. Gool real estate in New York or d be taken in part payment. or seven thousand dollars this is a sa! principal part of the business is for eas bh real , A. B., box 4,210 FOURTTEEN HUNDRED ACRES. of the most ¥a timber land in Pennaylvania, sup~ third fenced, in the best location for lumbering and cannot be sur for farming when cleared; mderiaid with coal, irom BROWN STONE FRONT ertect govd! 11 trans if requi will by y rdware or with an: ms adelphia Post off WOR SALE OR TO LET—THE basement house 29 Ms ir str and st lent situation fo house, Also the three story and ba terms easy. Apply to JOY HOOPE, 472 Broadway. OR SALE OR TO LET—AN ELEGANT FIRST CLASS four story house, in Thirty fyurth sureet, brown stone front, built and finished throughout in the most superior sty with every improvement; will be sold on reasonable verma, of will beletata very moderate rent to a good tenant A BirRtMo. 28 ast Thirty fourth street, oF to,WYLLYS LY- AN, No. 51 Liberty street. B.—F ROM $1,000 to $10,000 WORTH OF GOOD REAT, estate (o exchange for hardware and other merchancdiae, Apply to d. W. BISHOP, hardware store, 1,189 Broadway, from 12 to 3 o'clock, P. M., for three days. Res, ESTATE.—FOR SALE, AT CLIFTON, STATEN Tsland, A beautiful Tlalian cottage. Also, (he valuable. house and 10 100 Gold street, Apply to CALEB BARTLETT &CO,, 166 Broadway. WASTHDTA, FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT. YOR which from $5,000 to $20,000 will be pald according to its value. No one need apply Who expects to sell at the re- cent inflated prices, Payments to be made in good railroad bonds or promisory notes on parties who have not auspeaded. und which are secured by # len on ® Faluable government contract, upon which payments are being mont in Treasury gold. Address J. M. Emerson, No. 371 ay, New York. The letter should contain #' description of pro- perty, buildings, price, &c. TANTED TO PURCHASE—FOR CASH, A FARM under a high stave Tdvation, valued from $6.00 wi; located conventent to New York, etther in New v State of New York; would have ‘no objection to near A railroad. ‘The advertiser, reeently re- turned from California, knows w f busibess but farm ing and digging gold dust, Address California, Herald office. FOUR STORY AND between Canal aod rman boarding NEAL Broome ntrew! 5 FOR SALE. Amour ty for a farm of fron Uirty (6 fifty acres. within forty miles of Address, with full particulars, M. J., Thorn, square Post « 500" SH AND $500 PAYABLE WHEN THR e money is made, will purchase a bw interest, whieh will realize toany party $1010 $20) per month, Apply at47 Broadway, room 4 B, HOWES & 00. ke —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS RESTAU- $1.500.- fine, oyster’ saicon ant bury eated oo. corner, in a I htare and wear one of the prinet pal ferries. kept hy the present proprictor thirteen years, Apply at 47 Broadway, room No. 4. ©. B. HOWFS & CO. T STORE FOR SALE.—AN OLD STAND WELL ying & fair business. Apply at 207 Mow RUE stocked ani street, of Spring. {NGLISH BEER PUMP AND A GOOD COOKING Grange wanted, new or second hand, cheap for cash. ‘Also, room ih the new building. corner o Bowery, Oak and Pearl streets; the basement (0 ket for & remiaraane saloon, the best siand In the city. FAPPNEY, m JOR SALE—THE FIXTURES AND COOD WILL OF A war store, Withow! ®ock. The wore iain. a good ives he Eastside of the city, Inquire of N. Mt, MANNING, 269 Bowery. JOR SALE—THE MARKE NO. 462 FOURTH AVE- nue, between Thirty frst ‘and Thirty-eecond streets, A first rate stand for business. Sat{aactory reasons given for selling. Tuquire on the premines, in the Inorning. JOR SALE-A SPLENDID MONKEY MAKING BUST ness, long established and highly rexpectaole. A wanted a partner in the auction « mmniaston basins i the real estate and business agency, Bl Nassau st. house, splendidly furniahe a Joon nicl lie near Wall stree ° re tau p< also & retail liqune tore with t lorations on Souk Street; also several splendi roadway. Apply to @, A. ROBINSON, 42 Pine street, marble building. OST OF FICK ROX FOR SALE —PRICE $20. APPLY at 965 Water street, corner of Clinton, ) AMBROTYPIST: OTOURAPHISTS, Ac —POR selec, the old established gailery known os Koapp's, 77 Hroadway. The best location in the cfty: SMU caah only re- ‘The owner being engaged in other business reason ery haa recently heen refitted and ture ie. For partioulars apply to J. KNAPP, ished in elegant st as above WANTED, TWO SROOND HAND . pase desks, ope sitting apd one smud Lf ws —TEMALE MODERN BUILT HOUSE, WITH al! the conveniences, furnished or urnished, ats ation not above Twentieth ‘street nor below Fourth street. Address 8., box 3,581 Post office WANTRE Te RENTKX PIRRT CLARE HOC aR, PCR Riabed or unfurnis \ Fourth ana Plath avennes, oof Fourth and Thi «, (tm possess all the modern itm) cant will pay quarterly inadvance, oF real o Tent. Addeons Rb. 8, Herald offion§ given for MISCELLANROUS. RS. ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, SOLE OWNER AND. proprietor of the patents eraniel oa corrugated won for Refers to Messrs. Ketmbie & Warner, commis- chante, 28 and 29 West euect, aud ageula for ibe PRODT The pr Towing ar other estab iabment in 0 vom foe the fob termination ist the whole of o what the loss may be hohin as : ‘ ; ‘5 inn buh fruit basket 6S neh ina dinner seta, 14 pieces ae French china diomer seta, 149 pieces 20 nich *hjua ten gets, 44 pieces... 6w French china tea seta, 44 pieces 845 cilt French ehina tea seats, $1 pieces is “he dozen is aeaea, the dozen 4 6 18, ThE Pais aves sees [am Pe red Hohemian decanters, the pair . i> liver plated table the dozen. : Sliver Plated ¢ oo th ~ oa Kilver plated t si Silver plated ten ents, 6 p - River plated camera & det bottion 5 Sliver pinted cake basket “$3 Silver plated ¢ wo Sliver plated tea arn. we atwneten T OUT Tills List a th yor. erat wc 2a W. JF DAILEY 4 60, 681 and 689 Brondway, between Houston and Blewckee, 1 THE PURLIC AND POOR (TASS OF WORK ingmen in particular.—The subscriber wishes fo inform ygmen in particular —mmencet io make dread at the Ce eee ibe Bounces for 12 cents, and 1 1b. 12 Ounces for 6cenis, and jo hake right Weeks fc stheut Any profit, JAS. BRIDGES bakeay, corper i and ifth street, and branches at N 1 Third avenue; Ne 143 Twenty second street, near Secon? avenue; No. 177 nue B. near Eleventh street, Made of $7 per bor. a YELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, DRESS a0 aiher and carpet bags, &e.—I have now on f these goods: leo, on assortment of fhe els and bags, for ladies and gent french aicy ceit in Paris, at Wholesale andretadl. “Thi hid inanfaciutor and mmparter, 6 way, Cor ner of Wall street. FATSON S19 SHWI8G MACHINE. V WATaDe So seying Machine. ATSON $10 Swing Machine. WATSON $19 Sewing Machane City and eouutey ¢ iN, WORSTER & 00 HY Broadway, * ne. “ @ a bail Ahiree 3