The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1858, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1858. ey EEE ‘The Administration Sustained in the Rural Of the death of « pomece somewhat celebrated in his day BOARDING AND LODGING. wie eee | nd generation MG he age of iT youre To moet ord | ] ,O8,1WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR ENE PUTRAN. COMET: Kinekerbockers, ‘especially to those who sowed their | ¢,tnkle #epieme ee ya eo ‘The democracy of Putnam county fayorabie to the policy @f the administration on the Kansas question heid a mais meeting at Carmel, on Saturday, Feb. 13. Hoo. Azor B. Crane presided, the following gentlemen officiating as Vioo: Preeidents aad Secretaries: — Vice Presidenis—Lodowick Burdick, James J. Saalley, Bezekiab Couch, James Towner, Atozi J. Barnes, Saxtoa Smith, Thos. J. Brevoort, Morgaa Emign, Daniel Dykm sa, James H Boi ice. Secretaries—Jonathan H. Burdick, Addison J. Hopkiae. The principal epeaker was Mr. James D. Lrrrte, who spoke substantially as followe:—All have read with as- fonishment and regret the recorded vote of the represea- tative in Congress from this district, upon the first admin- istration measu'e presented to the consideration of the House. Instead ft standiag by the party and aiding she ‘executive in his laudable efforts to settle forever the Kan- sas imbroglio, by speedily admitting ner as a State under ‘the conatitution presented by her chosen delegates, waica b aaripr gb peace to the country snd transfer the se;- tof her partizan dissension and the formation of her local institutions to her own people, we find him vot ing side by side with those who desire to embarrass the administration, dest the energy and usefulness of the democratic party, rpetuate the unfortanate discord which has cursed that Territory since its Organizition, and , which will continue to distract and divide its inhabitaats go long as designing politicians can kindle the torch of agitation a: Sas which will be uptil such time as is mitted to take her pe am the sisterhool of sovereign States. . Haskin ever been regarded as one of the most ‘unflinching national democrats in the 3tate. As gach he was nominated, andas such he received a warm and cor- dial eupport from the democratic electors of this Con- P enpengeraay ey It was expected here and elsewhere he would be the last to falter in the fight—the last to back water upon the administration—the last to add fuel to the fires of fanaticiem which the foes of the democratic party and the enemies of the country are seeking to kin- dle inthe federal capital. In this honestand well founded expectation his constituents have been disappointed— most egregiously disappointed—at a time, too, when the aid of every democratic member of Congress“was needed to lift up and strengthen the hands of the President of our ehoice. As the immediate constitvents of Mr. Haskin we aseemble here, not to deny his right to vote in obadience to the dictates of bis own conscience, whether agreeable to us or not, but to piace ourselves right upon record, and to renew our confidence in the patriotism, abibty and integrity ot James Buchanan—and especially te attest our earnest concurrence in the line of policy so powerfully indicated in his special message accompanying ‘the Lecompton constitution. It was a fair, honest. practi- cable suggestion of a man nursed in the school of political economy, whore information, patriotism and foresight eminently fitted him wo advance the remedy for an evil which bas so long threatened to blot from history that highest of all pages dedicated to the birth, progress and developement of American liberty. ‘At the conclusion of the foregoing remarks the President was authorized to appoint a committee to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. The chair ap- pointed Hon. Thos, P. St. John, Francis Burdick and Eve- rett Hopkins, Esq., as such committee, who, alter re.iring for deliberation, reported the following resolutions:— Resolved, That we have the utmost coniidence in the in- tegrity, patriotism and wisdom of James Buchanan, and that his administration, thus far, meets with oar unquaul- fied approval. That the doctrines communicated in his several messages transmitted to Congress, and more par- ticularly the views embodied in the special message ac- companying the presentation of the be age constitu. tion; that the whole line of policy pursu@ py the execu. tive, including the appointments made in his official capa- city, meet with a hearty response from and will be warmly supported by the democracy of Putnam county. Resolved, That we exceedingly regret that the Hon. John B. Haskin, our representative in Congress, with ne knowledge that the republican party was etriv.ng to post- pone the admission of Kansas asa State, so aa to eaadle them to make political capital out of the unfortanate ditl- culties in that Territory, deemed it his duty to vote with ‘the opponents of the adrhinistration in favor of the reso- Jution referring the President's epecial mossage to a com. mittee with power to investigate, the object of which reso- fution was evidently to delay; still, we trust that he will regain the confidence of the democracy of this distrtct, by advocating the speedy admission of Kansas under the Lecowpton constitution, whenever a bill for such a pur- pose shall be presented during the present Cougress. The meeting was also adresse! by Hon. B. Baily, who ‘also strongly ceneured the course pursued by Mr. Haskin, ‘ae calculated to produce the worsi form of suction alagita- ton. After the adoption of a resolution calliag another meet- ing for the same purpose, the meeting adjourned, Our Key West Correspondence, Key Wasr, Feb. 6, 1858. ‘The Filibusters at Key West—Decision of Judge Marvin The United States Steam Frigate Wabash, dc., de. We our last despatch, per steamer Isabel, we forwarded the testimony taken by the District Court of the United Staues in the case of Commodore Paulding against Col. Fraak Anderson and bis associates, The Judge's decree was not given in time to send by that mail, and we now present it. The testimony being ended, the Judge said “it admitted of some doubt whether a military expedition might not be begun and set on foot, and the means pre- pared and provided, in violation of the sixth section of the act of 1818, on board an American vessel, on the high peas —‘If any person shall, within the territory or juris- diction of the United States, begin, or set on foot, or pro- vide, or prepare the means for any military expedition or enterprize, to be carried on from thence against the terri- ory, &c., of any State with whom the United States are a» peace, he shall be fined,’ &c. The term jurisdiction, used im the act, is a term of great flexibility of comprehension, ‘and might perhaps be construed to embrace an American ‘yease| and the persons on board, on the geas—but it was not necessary to decide this point. was sufl- cient testimony to show that the act of Congress was vio- Iated at New Orleans, and that the parties before ths court were :nvolved in the violation, and ought to be held to trial in the eastern district of Louisiana, where the offence ba yy ‘ble to give bail were committed by 0 ing noel ve bis Honor Judge Marvin to the custody of United States Marshal Moreno, to be conveyed to New Orleans for trial. They accordingly left on the 26th alt., in the United States nal fteamer Atlantic, and have doubtless ere this been brought defore the United States District Court of Louisiana. Thus ends the association of Col, Anderson and his party with the authorities of Key West. The United States frigate Wabash, Commodore Paulding, remained at the naval dock unUil'the 2d instant, whea she sailed at an carly hour for favana, While at tho wharf she received 460 tons of coal and 25,000 gallons of water, by which her draft of water was increased from 22g feet tw 24 feet, nearly. Yet the pilots who took her to #ea re- port that she crossed the bar with her keel #ix feet clear of the bottom. The following is a correct list of the officers attached to this noble ship:—Commodore, Hirain Paulding; Captain, Frederick Engle; Lieutenants, G. f. Sinclair, E. A. Barnet, D. M. Fairfax, J. C. Beaumont, L. Paulding, §. P. Quacken bush, H. M. Garland: Fleet Surgeon, G. RB. Horner; Purser, McKean Bachavan; Passed Assistant Surgeoo, ‘Arvistant Surgeon, William Jobason, Captua pnjamin Macomber; Lieuteoant of Jo., Jas. Lewis; Chaplain, M. B. Chase; Commodore's Secretary, T. Paulding; Midshipmen, M. Sieard,E. Lea, C. 3. Nora, Hi. H. Dalton, A. P. Cook, T. H. Fastman, G. M. Blodget, een; Chief Eogineer, James King, First Assistant 40., E. M. Fleteher, 1). B. Macomb; Second do. do, Maiuing, F. Williamson; Third do. d»., I’. Pfeltz, am Thompeon, Joseph Jones, G. J. Marry: Boatswain, Joun Woodland; Gunner, William Hamilton: Sailmater, James Ferguson: Cerpenter, N. Magoe; Captain's Clerk, A. Shull, Pureor’s Cier&, F. Me lac! Ovitaary. LIKUT. J. G. REYNOLDS, OF THE REVENUE SERVICE. Among the recent deaths we notice that of Lieut. Ney- nokie, as Weil known in the Pacrfie Ocean as | He was pre enrinent in ail that conetit the “no- leet work of God,” a loving son, husband and father, a true friend and of firm integrity. He selected the sea as quite a youth, learned seamanship of aad excelleut teacher, Capt. Bob Waterman N. 6 that strict He entered the revenue service, was ever an efficient offi. cer, it wae in the faithful discharge of arduous duty and the cause of humanity bat he contracted the fatal jiiness which bas terminated ba life. He was atiached to the revenue catter Warhington iat March, and, during a ter- rifle storm, the ship Worcester was in cistrese, Lieut, Rey nokis volunteered to take a tow line to the disiressed versel, She was relieved, but the severe exposure en- dured by Lieut. R. go many bours brought on bronchitic. He lingered only afew months. Not a murmur passed hie lips—be bore bis suiferings with Christian fortitude. He eaid, “God corth all things well.” He was the reve- nue offic r tne Henaty made honorable mention of some time eimce, Who aided all (a his power the ship Atalanta when in distress, While he was stationed at New Or- Jeane an incident occurred worthy of mention. A captain of a brig bad the mistortene to kill one of bis men: the revenue cutter boarded the brig and took the captain pri- roner. Lieut. Reynolds was depated to deliver him to the United “tates Marshal at New Orleans. There was an immeree multitude of infuriated frorle asrembied to wit- pees the arrival of the captain. Me whispered to Lieut, Reynolds, “They will kill _me.’’ “No, they shall not! Take my arm and fear nothing.’ They walked through a crowe of menacing looking men, but the fearless, deter mined bearirg of Lieut. R. bad the desired eect. He delivered his prisoner to the United States Marsnal, CAPT. WILLIAM ¥. TAYLOR, OF THS UNITED STATES NAVY. The death of Captain Taylor, at Newport, was an Rounced last week. The News bas the following:—Ho was born in Newport, April 11, 1780. He entered the Bavy in 1813, at the request of Commorore Perry, with whom be went to Lake Erie. To Mr. faylor and the late Mr. Daniel Turner, also a citizen of Newport, was entrust nd equipping the fleet for that fa- mm attie. Mr, Taylor was aniling master of the brig Lawrence during the action, and was slight!y wo inded His courage and energy received wa m praise from his commander and from ihe whoie country. Congress show- ed their appreciation of bis services by voting to him a sword. He was stationed at the Boston Navy Yard two years, and then ordered to the frigate Hudson, Commo Gore Creighton, on a cruise to Brazil. Soon atier hie re- rm he was promoted to the rank of manier, io p capacity he bad charge of the sinops-of. war Warren «i Prie, in the Gait of Mexico. In 184 he was made Captain, Im the 68th your of his age he received orders to take command of the Ohio, ship of the line, He took the eb round Cape Horn to the Pacific, where he «as oompelied by sickness to leave her and retura home. The recent Naval Retiring Board gave him an honoradle dis charge from active eeevice on fail leave my, His charity to tae poor if thit place was unremiuing. He war con etant'y jog plane for the relief of the sick at ody On the morning of ye Mh just Cagt. Taylor teat ed by aetroke js, He expired on the ieth year e lie os & widow and four sbiliren FATT OP CATO OF “rHR ROAD.” Avog btaary potices ia the p ae «swild oats”? tive and twenty years ago, this among the negroes of this city was ‘a8 well known and as much respected as any oue in his class ever was. ‘Alexander, in other days, heid much the same rank eporting wor'd as Downing does now among the oyster edting and Newport frequenting merchants. much more venerable look than Downing, his hair look! exactly like white #oo},while bis manners were courtly and* of the oid school. Unlike Downing algo, Cato never dabbled much in politics, or had troubles with any body, but stack to his business and made a fcrtune, Cato Alexancer was areeident of New York nearly all his life. In his early days he wae a slave, but obtained his freedom with others by the legislation of States. He was here in the days when Gen. Washington was in this city, and loved in his old age to tell over and over again the times that he had waited upon that great man, now he had helped him to mount or diemoant his horse, and many other things, which, done in connexion with illustrious persons, wouterfully increases the pride of a darkey. Cato seemed to have a pecu'iar gift for hotel keeping. His larder was of the best, and his liquore were the boast of connoisseurs. After many changes and experiences as a host of public inne, Cato took a piace out ‘on the road,’ opposite the shot tower. Although the locality is not now out of the city, in the days of Cato’s glory and prosperity it was a drive of several miles to his resort, Then there was but one public road fit for fast driving, and its terminus was Cato’s. Everybody went there. It was the rage and the fashion. His suppers were proverbial for excellence, and in eleighing times the fathers and mothers of the present eperation carried on many of their fl.rtations in the par- ior of thie then popular neg: Cato’s prosperity increased wi to have amassed a fortune. There musthave occurred a crisis about this time—for the very: men—tbe Young America of that day, who made Cato rich by their lavish patronage, in turn became “hard up,’ and were acous- tomed tu borrow first email and then !arger sums. They were generally men of respectability and good fami- be and Cato was proud to be of service to them. tonce embarked in ,he career of a money lender as well ag money-maker, the old man commenced ing down the hil). He has been beard to say that he lost 100,000 in thege friendly leans to the ‘fast men” of his day. His place began to ceciine in favor; its reputation was on the wane. Old friends deserted it, while new ones could not be retained, and were diverted to more ambi- tious places of resort which began to epring up in the guburbs of the city. Cato Mmgered in bis old place for a number of years. The read which passed by it was changed to ano!her direc- tion, and this maie everything sroucd it look etl] more deserted. He afterwards became ‘nvolved, and his old house was sold. Cato was new almost too old to com mence life anew, but he etill made several unsneceseful attempts. His last effort was to open an oyster saloon in Broadway, near the Metropolitan Hotel. His familiar name, associated with so many recollections of the frolics ot the past, drew to his piace small share of custom. The ‘old fogies” were often to be met in Cato’s cellar, discoursing ireely with him aboutthe superion evjoyments of their young days—laudatores temporis acti—as com- pared with Pere In a short tithe Cato gave up this place, and hisname was not heard por bis person seen in Broadway afver that ime. He had outlived everything but the memories of his early triumphs ani success, and, relinquisning all hopes of ever retrieving his fortunes, ne retired to Church street—the resort only of negros and the lower and more degraded classes of whites—where he died, and whence bis tuneral will be solemnized to-morro' Curious Cese of Conspiracy and Kidnapping. [From the Pitsburg Post, Feb. 15.) Quite an interesting case came to light on Saturday, the circumstances of wich, a8 far ae We can ascertain, we give below:— Some five years ago, a mulatto man, named George W. Farris, escaped from his master, a wealtny planter, by the name of Reigian, near Tuscumbia, Alabama, who was also the reputed father of Farrie. He a tue me- chanic, came to Pittsburg, married sad settled, Shortly aiter be came here he wae followed by @ man pained George Shaw, who used every possible means in his power to entice him into the South, but without success, until a year eince, when, by showing forged letters to Farris, be induced bim to go to St Lows, aud from there to a small town in that viewcity, called Brunswick, for the ostensible purpose of procuring work as a bricklayer. Here he was arrested by the United Stat wuthorities, and taken back to Alabama. lis wife rema, bere du ing his absence, and ‘s engaged at Mise Kimberley’s theatre in some minor capacity, with her ebild, a brigbt litile urchin, now three or four’ years of age. Adout a week since, Mre Farris received iotimations that shaw had returned from Missouri, and being aware of the part he had taken im the abduction of her hurhand, became alarmed Jes: be should endeavor to obiain possession of her child. On the 11th of February she received a letter from James A. Torrence, a constable in Alle gheny Cty, and fearing this was part of a plot for obtaining the child, she made iaformation againet Shaw acd Torrence for conspiracy. Another information was also entered against them fer an attempt to abduct and kidnap the child. Of ficers Moon and Patterson were despatche’ afver these men,and Torrence and Shaw were arrested. A man named Cassel, a property man at the theatre, was algo ar rested on suspicion of being a party to the affair. After a hearing before the Mayor, Torren discharged on bis own recognizance to appear as a witness on Tuesday morning, Cageel was held to bail for bis appearance, charged as an accessory in the felony, and Suaw, being | watchho’ ubbbie to obtain bail, was locked up in the until the examnation. ‘Shaw boasts that he has been in pursuit of Farris for five years, for which he 8 he has received one doilar and a quarter day, during all that time, and five huolred dollars w cash, When arrested be handed to bis wifea etbouk, Which he afterwards stated was filled with ‘gia and Alabama money, supposed to be the proceeds of thm nefarious transaction. It is stated that at one time be offered to @ woman in this city oae hundred dol- lars if she would decoy Farris to her house, where he could administer chloroform to bim, and him off, He also offered to Mr. John I and anotber man, bricklayers, fifty dollars, if they would decoy him off into Virginia, under pretence of working there. This same Shaw was arrested in July,1855, tor breaking into the house of Mrs. Gardiner, in the Ninth ward. When ar- rested, a bottle of chloroform and tome burgiars’ tools were found im hie possession, but by some mismanage- ment be was acquiited. So it seems that he has been fa- miliar with the use of chloroform. ‘Theatrical, Musical, Broapway TuxaTke.—Troops of juveniles will doubtiess flock to the Broadway this afternoon tosee the nove! spec- tacle of “Gulliver and the Lilliputians,’’ which will also be given with other entertainments at night. Bowsgry.—Mr, Eddy will this evening give his almirable of the charactor of Virginius, in the tragedy of that name, Miss St, Clair plays Virginia, alro the he- roine in the “French Spy.” The “Spestre Bridegroom” is the afterpiece. Brwtoy's.—The great comedy combination will appear tn th er popular piece called “London Avsurance * for the last time this evening. Mesere. Brougham and Waloot are also to perform taeir original characers in tue re nowned ‘Pocahontas.’ —The entire talent of the excellent company led called the “Crown Prince’’ and the rousing farce of “Boots at the Swan.” Lavra Keenn’s.—The exciting play ent tied the “Courier of Lyons,” which ro y elicited the warm applause 0. a large and critical , if to be again performed to night. It will be followed by the farce of “My Neighbor's Wife. Americas Mesee™ —Mr. Watkins’ # of the “Pioacer Patriot,” which bas en) traordinary ru at (ols establisbiaest, is essfal adaptation thie afternoon as well as at night, thus affording every- body an opportunity to see it Gro. Cunisty axp Woon's Mixsrusis will dbis evoniag ontertoin their friends with a large uumnbor of soog:, bur lesques, &¢,, and the new versiou of “Tae Tooties Beckuevs’ SeResADEES Messrs. Eph Horn, Mallizaa aod various other favorite del’neators oi to assist at the Bishop Buckley testinor Tre Brvaxt are evileatiy “fixed fad haracter are rs 0 the good , the grotesque ero PE NSON AL. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS COFFEE, WHO w York about three years ago for Ren: rom he waa in 0. ween Albany and tw pankfally received by Ms father 0 No 3 Miawon place, New Fork when vn Aiveey ond addressed Buila'o papers please copy PNPORMATION WAN and J. W. Goidem ‘Mp Mi e bey Will hear of someching & DA. GALLAWAY SL =IF THAT WAS ALL reevived your letter in tim Aogusta, aAkD BALL —NOF hae ged their cy eal] at the Bor | PULITIOAL. ILARS WILL MEET QML WARD RE ' Vance's, 65 Gree: thie (Weanesday) © De Witt ©. Tewny, Secretary. WINES AND LIQUORS. AMURL ELLISON, AGENT FOR WILLIAM YOUNGER 8 « Edinburg ale.—For sale by tae hogsiead and ale is the bes dranght in ab Wines, ging, &o., the fines imported to this inarke or small qua *ASHINOTON'S Tickets for the grand the City Aesembly Room! Fe obiained Ay PALL & BON 5 DODWORTH'S, and FIRTH & PONS MATRIMONIAL, | TWENTY ONE VREARS OF Ace 1 tp tress, ¥ Ng AK CELSSRATION.— t mival io ve held at m Mouday evening, Feb. 22 can mais torre, ov SMOKE CATED RY TH has not ail diewpeared set are on baw | man, or a gentleman and bis wife, Terme &c., at avery moderate charge. Ho: rivate. Ap- Miy at 109 Weat Kighteemth arest, meas Bighin avenue. i SUIT OF PARLORS TO LET—ELEGANTLY FUR- nisbed, suitable for « gentleman - nd wife, or single gen- Also, single front rooms, and one ‘parlor on suitable for a dentist, Apply at 130 Ninth atreet, WAVERLEY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS ARE TO let, 10 families or single gentlemen, with or without board, ibly located building on the northwest corner of Wa e and Brosdwa; $1 50 PER WEEK.—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO jet to gentlemen only. Noremovalin May. Ap- at 167 Greene sireet, between Houston and Bleecker. OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM: modated with board and single rooms; also, « room suit- bie for # gentieman and wife, at 19 and 21 Jay bireet, OR FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT board, at 42 Great Jones sireet, Breakfast if required. 13TH STREET, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH ‘avenue.—A lady baving taken the splendid bouse re- cently built, and occupied by the late Dr. Green, would be Rappy to let ber rooms, with board, to families or single gea- tlemen of the highest respectability only. 1G RIDGE STREET, A FEW DOORS FROM GRAND.— Gentlemen and their wives or a few single gentiemen, can be accommodated wita good board and pleasant rooms, on terms correspondin, as, rences given and required, with the times; Croton, gas, £c.; refe~ a Q7 BOND STREET—ONE ROOM ON THE FIRST floor, two onthe second, one in the attic, to be let, with board, vacated today, with all the modern Improvements, ‘Gall for two or three days. QQ 8T, MARK'S PLACE.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN find first class board, Spanish spoken. Dinner at 6 P.M. References exchanged. 38 , WEST, SEVENTEENTH STREET.—PLEASANT furpished rooms, with beard, for a gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen. Reference required. Dioner at six cleiock. 70 FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF Broadway—Rntire second floor, neatly furnished for a arty of gentiem« reakiast served if pean bredi single and larg® double rooms; prices to suit the umes. Inquire as above. SIXTH AVENUE.—A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN find good plain board at #3 per week; also a few young Pare ed would let some good rooms plain furnished or un- furnished, with copvenience for fire, suitable for families or single pertona. SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM BAOAD- way.—To let, several handsomely furnished rooms to stogle gentlemen. e location ia near all the first class ho- teis. Attached to the building is a splendid reading room, which i Ty eee with all the papers of the United States, rea: Britain. ANSON HOUSE, 1 in the verley p Canada and 107 TINTON PLACE (RIGHTH STREET) AND: somely furnished apartments, for 4 geneman and wife, or a family, to let, with board. louse has all modern: improvements. Reference required Apply as above. T15} GRAND. STREET, FOUR, DOORS WEST OF 2 Hrondway.—Nicely furnished large or small rooms, very convenient for business men, there beiog an excellent resiaurant next door; gaa, bells, ce. Ri given if re quir 60 a front basement to A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, SUITABAR FOR A entieman and wile, or two gentlemen, may de ob- tained ina private family, in 4 deligbtfal location in Twenty- Gret street, No. 309. Convenient (o several lines of stages and Eighth avenue cara, PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A SUIT OF ROOMS, farnabed in a tuy men, with or with wleventh rireet, contains all the modern :mprovel ie conveniently eituated, being but three doors west of the St. Denis Hotel, Broadway. SINGLE GENTLEMAN KEEPING HOUSE ON Twerty-third aveet near Fifth avenue, will let two large farnisbed roome at $4 per week each, with or without break- fart, Address box 628 Post ollie PRIVATE BAMILY OCCUPYING A LARGE AND commoxioufhouse, with all the mode: and replete with comfort, will be happy to w or two families of grown persons, and two single with excellent rooms and full board. The house © qverything to render its pleasant, aorial home. Dinner at 6 ‘Apply at 26 Amity piace, Bleecker street, Stagee pass within one do r. x ASANT FRONT PARLOR AND CHQMBER AD 01 firs: floor, with hot and cold w bath fn bouse, to let to gentiemen only, without bo ‘@ small privae family, No moving in May. Apply at owdway, rine New York Hotel. EEE LARGE ROOM OR SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—VOPTH ‘board, taya gentieman and wite or a few smgle g@itie- inen (‘erms very moderste), in @ private family; ponse firs class, with sil,modera impr -vementa, very Fs cron | ‘sittaat. ed, ahd easy of access. Apply at 211 West Thirty-tirst street, west of Righth avenue. FOWNISHED; FRONT AND BACK ROOMION SR- cond floor, in & private houye, with or without partial will be let separate, or together, to one or more single entiemen. Also, an attic room, without board, $2 per week. Buire at 76 Thompson street “LARGE. ROOM: HANDSOMELY FURN Jone to let, with partial board 1 et, opposite Clinton Hall, STRICTLY PRIVATE PARISIAN, FANILY, RESID- ing in an Anglish basement dwelling house, would like to Jet ® nice furnished room, withor without board. French lessons will be given without extra charge. Best city refe: rences exchanged. Avoly at 274 Sixth avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. a eaeengetementinaereryenes A BANDEOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET~IN A private French and American boarding house; gas, bath, horand cold water in the room; suluble fora single gentle: moderaie. Apply HED, AND sired, at 145 at 196 Bleecker street. HANDSOME vy bed OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, furpished, and be or without board. Also, ‘suit of rooms on ‘first floor, furnished or untur 1 doo office, use of ki 4c. Refer ged. 47 Amity street. —NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A MO- dern house, pleasantly located, ean be had by applying ar 81 West Twenly sixth street, few doors from Sixth avenue. Terms moderate. pel a! Beare —DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished, on very moderate terms; bat few taken and a bome can be realized: gas, Broadway stages and Sixth avenue cars. Thirty-third sureet, OARD.—A LARGE ROOM AND PANTRY TO LPT, second floor. The house has all the modern im > very attention paid to your comfort. Ke- ference given and required. No.1 Albion place, 406 Fourth sireet. OARD.—A WELL FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, two bedrooms attached, suitable for four persons, gan be let cheap, with board: gas, bath, &c. Location, 648 Broadway, Dinner at@o'clock. ‘Also, & single gentleman ean de accommodated &e. Convenien’ to Apply at 8) West ND BS ARD.<TO LET, A FRONT ROOW, ON TH floor of a first class house, with all the modern \inprove monte, web jeman and wile or iwo single geniemen. Sg Kaat Tenth atroet. OARD FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, FUT board for jady, or for one or two single gentiomen, with fy furnished room and brenktast if requires, ins fem of {Wo per Bash and gas in the house, No. 197 East Twenty firtt sireet, near Second avenue. TOWN.—A GENTL and two AND HIS ine, can be , corner of MAN 1 ROOKLYN —HANDSOME FURNISHED a snd wife or for single gen nighed ly far 9 So atl on floor, communicating, furnished of ne facuishet LEASANT ROOMS arlors, ali suitable £ h ve wr singi@ centiemen. Terme reasonab’ Washington street, near fulton and We tes’ walk from South or RD IN PROOKL Wail sir N=TWO OR THRER SINGL with partie! by rte of a home ety pleassne aud agre pply at 855 Washingio Bore WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, ¥ unfurnished room and tefroom, for a gentieman ani infant #od servant, in the npper part of the cy; erms Addr J. A., Dox 2,733 Post offic DARD WANTED.—A_ FURNISHED ROOM, WITH one. board, wanted for a gentleman and Indy an a} en months old. Price, fire and gas tne’ References exchanged. Address F. i TE Tn Ly man and wife in ® private famt'y; will reqaire one he first of second fib gas and tice tor yy FW to $8 per month, Address . for one Week. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, AND CHILD SIX sears old, privae family prefer Terms mus: be moderate, Address A. W. B., Herald office. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT board, wi'h a good room, in a cheerful bouse, with.» pri- Tate American family, where there are no boarders. Terme must be moderate, Address box 112 Herald offic BosARRANTRDSPRON Tie prnet OR Pipe fly of where fred, Adairans, * 4 will , Herald « Deighborhooe there are bo Bers, WANTED=BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A PRI vate family, where few boarders are taken. No answers fred a Address J, H., vox 198 lerald inltss the price office. WANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FA- for one of Wo gentlemen ant their wives; loew nih street. Terms reasonable. Roarding Will please not anawer. References ex Ad‘rese for ‘hree days ©. ¢ Bor ANTED=FOR A GENTLEMA fon 43 years oid, in a atrietly privae f tween orth and F ih mre nd one large room or a parlor and bedroom req kreeable accommodation y, for two days. $18 per week for OARD WANTED—IN HOROKE { agentieman lady. References gle ng terms acd wonvon R FOUR Pe wife, one ay and . DP, IN A QUIFT HOUSA nfantand pores r AND LODGING. OARDING—IN A FIRST CLABS HOUSE, FOR A ieman and wil three ‘ Bocretprna “canatesatimccpes steer, Location unsur cars and stages. Appl; ‘wen.y second atreet, Sctween Seventh and Righis srecues: ein A OARDING.—A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS, for gentleman and hix wife; also two single rooms, for He » At 97 Clinton place, Dinner at six, Also, the for an office. Ey seleaaleeaelioo OOPER HOUSE, NO. 84 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED Petparig Bistl Suey eodtnoa wha a conta; xin maneaneee ee | a OR OTHERS CAN HAVE FULL BOARD, with every attention from respectful colored servanta, Sage rooms, with bath and water closet attached, in the brown stone house 40 Tenth street, near Fifth ave. JPRENCH MEALS—ONR | WHO HAS BREW LONG Keeping hotels, offers to accomm date gentlemen with Bieals cooked epiirely in the French fasbion, | Thu advertiver re lacy herself, Apply at 84 Boerum street, URNISHED | APARTMENTS, WITHOUT, BOARD, single gentlemen. C i and pedroom, well tarnished. at Nob Great Jones street, third door froin Broadway.” Reploie with every modern con: RNISHED ROOMS IN WEST TWENTY SECOND treet.—Parlors and bedrooms, well furnished, for gen in a private family. | Terma $5 per week, with fire Partial board if desired. address West Twenty- Herald office. RNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WIfHOUT board at very moderate prices; location at 59 Kast Four- ieenth street, corner of Union square, PRRIRESD moon bd ei TOA areaLe GRATER, man, small faraily, with gaa, bath, &e. Aj Jt 45 Rast Thirteenth strect, near University piace. PP” PORNEHED ROOME—ONE OR TWOSINGLE GEN tlemen can have a nicely furnished room, bedroom ad joiping, with partial board, no other boarders; all modern Mmprovements; references given snd required; erma mode- rate. Coll at 65 Seventh street, near Second avenue. 0. 12 WHITE STRERT.—A FURNISHED FRONT room and bedroom, ¢n the second floor, to let, to one or two gentlemen. = 10 SINGLE GENTLEMEN.—TO LET, A COMFORTABLE, weil turnished parlor and bedroom, logether or sep irate, with fire, gus, bot and cold water, in a house with all the mo dern improvements, occupied by one family: no other board ers, Breaktam if desired. ‘The location is within & few mi nutes’ walk of the St. Nicholas and Metropolitan ho.els. 1 quire at 128 Thompson street, two doo @ Prin WO FURNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET, TO SINGLE gentlemen, at 76 cents and $leach per week. No. Arity piace, near Amity street, and only four blocks west of Broadway. ANTED-IN A FRENCH FAMILY, BY AN AMERT. ‘can genUemar, a room, with full or partial board. Ad. dress W., box 1,287 Post office ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A good furnished room, with fire and gag in a Protestant family where there are or no other poarders, Partial board for gentleman and full board for the lady. Terms must not excee 1 $9 per week. Address H. Caleb, Tierald ot tee, for e days. FOR SALE. AAA ARRRR RR nnn —FOR BALE ONE OF THE MOST 1 r 0). Enavataale Datenia: the article of great usee SALES OF REAL ESTATE. 10% WARD PROPERTY, 14 ESSEX STREET, NEAR New Canal street, for rale.—The front bouse is & two alory and aitie brick {rout ued ‘rear house two sory, frame, | fulnees and constamtdemand, affording iarxeprosia both in good repair, “Awa now offered. $700, rent for the pre: treated wth on he mot advasiastava rma.’ 4 Amines fo the coming year. Lot 23 by 100 ‘may remain, BIGGB & BOUTUWICK, 44 Nassau s'roet, VALENTINE WILLIS, 20 Cordandi = Apply umimediately: atree' CASH, WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT $1 .20) grocery and liquor #ore in the best | :aue son Froskiyn, near the ferry; & good lease of the whole bouve at alow oa dela 0. peed cach business. . GAFFNEY, corner of Pearl aud new Bowe y. Pea ane lea GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.— An old established eorner, doing & Bice cash business, will be nold cheap, ai ‘owner ia going out of the business; the store can be i for a term of years. Apply to the store, 226 Seventh avenue, corner of twenty fifth aireet, GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—TO BE SOLD, the stock and fixtures of a dining sloon, doing an excel: ‘Reason for selling out given on the prem. ses, West street, near Frankitu. $2 BOWROR SALE. A NEATLY ARRANGED 2 + brick cottrce bh use in Weat Twenty fourth street, in perfect order, wiih Water, gas, bath an { gas fixtures complete. Leasehold ‘with long unexpired term. Ground ee makin Be send at ios purchaser equivalent to. jes than $270, Neighhorbood excellent. Apply to THOMAS J. MILLER, late Miler & Morris, No. 11 Pine street. $3.50 s the elegant residence of the Spanish Consul, Hantcheater, Weatoheater county. Modern house, two coven basement and attic, and carriage bouse, all’ in the best condition; ene acre ‘of land, well shaded’ with fruit end ornamental trees, and two acres of meadow land: wal: water bathing on the ‘premises; near Episcopal and Methodiat eburches and good sel nd half @ mile from the New Haven depot at Mount Vernon. Apply to FRANCIS K ©MITH, 727 Broadway, corner of Waverley place, 4.4.00. -2ok SALE THAT VERY DESIRABLE 5 + property No.9 Dexbrosses street, consistio of (on the front) a two story attic and basement slate roo! brie house, and on the rear of lot, x two story frame house; two yeare leave of lot without rent, twenty-one years lenge ai low rent, with covenant for renewal; wil rent for $1,000. Ap- ply A) SEMGRANT, 15 Wall sureet, THIRTY ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROY- —COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALF, OPPOSITE Jent business. Kent low. Call and see. Lige yr OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES GENTEEL and profitable business, blished in New York iniss9, suitable for two or thi [ng Proprietor wishes to resign it in ealth, Apply by letter addressed Mra. ‘nion square Post offiee, New York. Bere FOR SALE.—THE WELL KNOWN AND lon eatablished French and American bakery, No 3 resent doing & business barrels 12. 000. Je at agreat bargain. To 9 ed land within six miles of the City Hall, mence business (his offers & rare op- jrockiyn, With aplendid acacia hedges on it, lying between | portunity, a# 4 lease of four yeare will be given se os walistac- Apply to CROMWELL & BIRDBAL:., the above amo A desirable 2) Front street, corner Beekman street, ‘The Ul used Father,” tory applleant, two plank roads, for sale for country seat, Terma easy. Address Herald office, GOOD HOUSE IN NEW YORK OR VICINITY, wanted in exchange for s manufacturing business, in: ing siock finished and unfinished, tools, patterns, ma- shinery and patent rights. For sale. Western lands of supe- rior quality for cash and ex ; 20 folding iron bedsteads cheap for cesh, by SAMUEL L. FISKE, 114 Grand street, RUG STORE FOR SALE—WITH FINE FACILITIES Jor doing & Jobbing trade; will be sold cheap, in cunne- ¥ nce of the owner leaving for Europe. ADPIy to GRO. HERLER & CO., 334 Broadway, room 13 IACTORY FOR [SALE OR TO LET, 8 BY 60 FET, brick building wich a metallic roof, a'sever failing water power, with or without lund and toss. Pituaved \ame- Hately by a depot one and a elf hours from (Bia cits DR. M. PRICE MOORS, 165 Chambers street. N ELEGANT BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP HOUPE, four siories, 25460 feet, ¢ mtaining two baths, three water ewbt wash basins, eink in third story, two ranges, 70 allon boiler, mo tern and replete, near Fifth avenue, worth $25,000, will be sold vor $23 40M 4. BEEBE & CO., No. 1% Broadway. COUNTRY, BRSIDENCE FOR SALE—AT MOUNT Waabingtoo, Tubby Hook station, twelve miles from the City Hall, from which it is one hour's distance by railroad, om the banks of the river, and about 1,600 feet above the depot, containing the entire block bounded by 210th and 211th stranta and Fourteent e and the Hudson river, ineluding the valuable ht of 260 feet. The house contains four: fecn rooms, with storeroom, pantries, water closet, bath and billiard rooms. It i# furnixbed with gas made on the premi- sew, and with a fine supply of apring water, with which the place abounds, ‘There la stabling tor four horses and s.cow, With rooms fora gardener and & store room, together with ras house, shed, kc. The grounds are tastefully laid out, and there are & great number of fine forest trees Part of the furniture would be sold with the house, if desiret, easy. Apply to A. B. VAN NEST, 222 Pearl sireet. OR SALE A $10.00) MORTGAGE ON PRODU “TITER property worth double ‘le Amonot. Inquire of We McCAULEY, 53 Chatham street. OR BALE—A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, PRO- tected by patent, for aD articie easily produced and re- juired by every family in the United States Saty formation given by inquiring in person, of D. BLE, 69 Fulton street, second OK SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE i known fruit re of seven years standing, No 83 street, four doors from Broadway. inquire ‘op the floor. RK SALE-AN OYSTER AND COFFEE SALOON, neaty fitted up, long lease aud cheap rent. Apply ab WA Greenwich street, N. B—Agenta need not anawer, OR SALE—A SEWING MACTIIN tent, in perfect order; has been fold ata low price Apply to M treet, near Mercer, Terms WATSON'S PA- very little, will be GORMAN, 318 Fourth OUR TRY SEAT FOR SALE—(ONE THOUSAND DOL, Jare fo furniture will be taken In part payment)—Coa- taining three acres of Innd, good house and carriage house, fruit and ornamental trees, convenient to schoola churches, Westchester county, and, of enty acovas to New York. Apply to F. K. SMITH, 727 Broadway, New York, OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THD shoe store $67 Sixth avenue; fronts on Broadway am Sixth avenne; Isa goed stand and well fed up; terme essy ANTED—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, WITH KITCH- n, furnished, suitable and genteel, or board for a ily with four children, in some respectable and gent mally. Reference required. Addi box 197 Herald oftice: HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, NO CHILDREN OR servant, desire to rent from lat May next, tive rooms on the second, or second and third floors, of @ genteel house, with the modern improvements; location below Fourteenth street, and between First and Sixth avennes preferred; a tair rent mill be paid if suited, address C. L. V. Z, box 78 Post office. DRAWERS WANTED. enwich Bt. INQUIRE AP 3H OOMS WANTED IN BROOKLYN—IN A PRIVATE family, without board, for two single gentlemen; must be in Columbia, Willow, Pierrepont, Hicks or Remsen streets, pear th Price po objection if quarters are desiraoie, erry. Address tor three days Hudson, box 1,842 New York Post office. \D HAND WATSON’S TEN DOLLAR SEWING sone having theae machines can have so 10 therm for & small sum, which will ne before the Second nd machines bought and sold. BAKMOKE & PERCE, 635 Broadway, N. ¥, ZECOND HANP BELL WANTED—TO WEIGH 10) TO S199 pounds, suitable for atactory. Apply to or atdress No. 6 Dey street. —A LADY, ACCUSTOME! ive music lessons in exchange Terms moderate, and Herald ottice. ANTED TO EXCHANG! to texching, Wi for dry goods, carpeting or groceries. relerc jo pupils. Aduress M. M. Vv TANTED-—FOR ONK OR MORE YEARS, A FUR. Bished country residencs fora small family; on the sound preferre : e than. thi from the elty. address box 1,282 Post office, with full parti- enlars. WARTHD- A, COMFORTABLE, AND cOMMUDIOUS dwelling house, between Fourteenth and Thirtieth street, and Third and Sixth avenues. Part payment in cash, bala J. B. D., Herald oflice. TANTED—A HOUSE, WITH A LEASE FOR THREE, tix or nine years, between Broome and Beekman bakery. Price from $4% to $600 per annum. Girard, 210 William street. streets, for Address Mi <A FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE wanted, for one year, to be well and genteelly furnished thronghont, and suitable for a gentleman's family. A line addressed to Mr. 8., box 91 Post office, stating location, which must be from Union square between Third and Fifth ave- nes, will have the attention of «desirable tenant. Iimmedi- TANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS CERTAT! hed honse, for a family, b stance up the Hudsc t equally wi Possession required by the Ist Asidrens until the ich, with fult particulars, T. B, ce. WASTED ON THE FAST SIDE OF THE CITY, AND below Fourth street, three rooms ands kiteben, with kas, in a good neighborhood; rent not to exceed $200 per an num. Address 0. P., Herald office, ANTED—TO RENT FROM FIRST MARCH UNTIL rst May, and longer, if desirable, part or balf of an unfurnished house, suitable for a «mail family, in a genteel whood. Please state terms, location aad full parucu- Address A. M., Herald office. nei lars. OF A HOUSR b eee A SMALL FAMILY, HAL® cated belwe ‘At 4 moderate rent, I betw Thirtietd streets, west of ANTED TO HIRE=A OR partly furnished; paid in board, 3 nue and Pig box 866 Post office. ANTED TO HIRE—IN BROOK ho two that are conne boarding house. Clinton or Henry streets, or viein dress 8. T., Brooklyn Post office, ANTED TO LRASE-FOR A TE with immediate poseossion, oF th of Tenth ‘700, HOUSE, FURNISHED or the whole of the rent n Hrond way and Wb streets, Address to be aye: Ww, tb Le. H. ap ity and Wes! of *ANTED TO RENT—A GENT! jon preferred in Third, F tn, between avenues U and 1, V wre Ww b, Fifth or ldress House. \NTED TO RENT—FROM FIRST OF MAY, FOUR some, With use of kiteben— { Bradway, betwen Division and Grand strecte, of cliy of Krooklyn, couvenieat 0 Fulton ferry. Rent not fo exce perantum. Please address J. W. G., box 2923 Fos stating erma, loca DANCING AUADE MILES. A DODWORTIS DANCING ACADEVIFS, . No. ts Broad fay York. No. 137 Montague place Broo The aendemy will remain open unl June }, giving abuns dani time for a full quarter from March 16, Pupils received after that date for @ part of @ quarter. I &c w ANCING.=WANTED, BY A YOUNG GENILGMAS private tuition in the art of dancing polkas, wait daring the evening only; ny evening during the week i be convenient, between ihe burs of A lores, ey Pigmation, box 1.698 Pi an ‘sale and A sandwich OPE NEW PLACE.” 167 WILLIAM STREET, THRE! dagrs below Beekman sireet.—Laneheon and refresh: menia, als, fine oid stock; rare old wines and | Gi ILLIARDS.—SEVEN BILLIARD TARLES (OAK AND rosewood) will be sold at & great seerifice for cash, have teen in nee only. About fone monte, Those wishing '9 pur. chase one or more ‘will find it to interest (0 app! to WK, WIN ANT, 11 Gold streets sihasaanelnmated wid _ CIAYPHING, &0. $1 TO 98,000 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTIT b tig wanted for the city and Western markets. Gente men Will receive fifty per cent more than their auppowe! ine by & ling & te store or addressing Thos. D. Vonsoy, PIGFON AND SHOOTING MATCH WILT TAKE 41. pisce o Thuraday, 18th inst., a: 1 o'clock, berween Mr i Mr. Tink, for $60 % aide, at 21 birds a! the Sportsman's Arma, Ninth street, near T Brooklyn Ball an aeb, 19 come ed aven BAL Pixs, BIRD —JUST ARRIVED FROW a fresh ai he best singing breed, golddinches, Hanete, siskina, m mie ai the bird store, 70 Nassau airvet d=<A FINE BLACK AND TAN d, father and mother At Of a dog me of vantage to call ow BIB ae . 1) Beekman sire JV ASTED—1000 OLD TAME ror tHe erent match to come a ted ; oh newt . $18 por hand: a | wi ay * "4 4 agw * | ie Inquire at 89 West Thirty thard street. OR SALE—ONE OF HERRING Ooms PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—IN J the village of Portehester, a new two story cottage house, allroad wenty= the New Haven with garden and fruit, hi Apply 0 THOMAS’ BENT & SON, 212 East rt, —A BEAUTIFUL IMPROVE” acres, With a well arranged wew hi us «large orchard ot excellent fr t Ruy ont order, snd one and one fourth mile southwest of the city of Elizabeth, that the city is rapidly bu ready of WM ts, Hone 7 los on the Soin reads jd House, so’clock P.M property for cutting » - -- IM be sold together very. | XtURE3 OP can remain on tbond and m ation 1D the city, Sound, where there are exce modareis, AGS MO yards of where there te to be a depot mata’ New Jersey Railrosd. Inquire of CLARKE & W —— —— Wall street, N. ¥., basement THIRTY. FOURTH STREET, on ‘Ibiry rth wreet, in rear of cath street, honser and lota Now, ond. 3 "Kast Twenueth stree FR SCHOONER, OF of white oak, galvanized: Also « schooner of Li tons ut it. good order, requiring YOR SALF about 80 fastening ani that he OR SALE.—4 LO’ near Pith aven) the above: 13 Jo's on N 21, 217, 219, 233, 225, 227, Bil'snd 31 ay Aj ‘and 283 Bast Twenty first str: 404 Fourth street, on Accommodating terms, Apply to AU: ‘BT BELMONT, 76 Beaver street, NOR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE 92 SECOND ‘avenue, with all the modern improvementa, House pare ON i but litle runuing rigeing (9 low if applied tor soon. JS MPSON & Sectional Dry Dock, Phi la GINE RIGHT HORE & OR SALE CHEAP—STEAM FE power, Dew and in good order; also, nn alr painp, DA- inches stroke, 15 inches diameter, Address THOS, W VIDSON, 23 Desbrosses street. tially furnished, For terms and tickets of admission iaquire ae of MU. PALMER, 64 Rivington street, OTEL LEASE AND FURNITCRE, ON a a way, New York forsale, The house’ for size NOR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE | and patronage is of the first class. IHness of honse No. 1 Thirty second street, between Mad’son and | the only canse of selling. Address box 2.255 ¥itth aveones, built in the very best’ manner, with all the modern iinprovementa, Rosewood and black’ walaut doors om th TEL FOR SALE TO ship.—That well know: fee House, #6 Maiden I possession, Is now off parior floors, Cheap, Terms enay. Apply on the od. —THE NEW, SUBSTANTIAL BROWN Or withouSone of the three siory and basement hous 27 Bast | quors in the United states et, meee Midison aveaue, with modern | in the year 1820, and is still in fall operation. improvements. Inquire at 1 Wall street, r with sonable time by private contract it will fe dixpone inqaire of Re J jon. For furtber particu! on the premises, THREE STORY e basement dwelling house and lot No. 776 ret, near Abingdon #quare 397; will be On terms to suit. Apply on the premises. MZAEKET FOR SALE Of TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF yeare—The old established stand in the Kighbth aveoue, corner of Twenty seventh street, Known as Columbia market, jorge conugh for a but her, grocer and provision stand, For termns inquire on the premises. BUTCHERS.—FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MOST DE- Ro SALE—THE SUBSTANTIAL brigk, sv vel Greenwith sold cheap ORSALE—THE THREE STORY AND HIGH STOOP house No. 12 West Thirteenth street, 194 feet . replete with all the modern \mprove iso the furniture, all of the newest style, ments; with mae 0 Tection of fine paintings, contained in said house; Will be sold T° Truple locutions as a wholeanie. stand in Washington ata bargain, as the owner {% about leaving for Kurope, In. | market, situated on the sidewalk weet of the marke: and cast quire on the premises, or of J. BLOOMINGDALS, 68 Nas- | of West street, near the centre of the block. Tt will be sold sau street, reasonable if applied for immediatiy. Inquire of F. BRADY, 12 Ann street. 0 PRINTERS.—THE PROPRIPTOR OF AN OLD ES- tablished steam book and job printing office wourd Jose of an interest in the ame toone or two practical printers. his is & good opportunity fo ressinan and compositor who can eommanu between them $2,000 of $3,000 lo em dark in business, the profits of which would ina short time pay for office well worth $15,000. Address, with real name and reference, Printer, box No. 1,606 Post office. ph R SALE—WITH A BUILDING LOAN OF $8,000, TO A tali@actory party, three fail lots on west side of ‘Thirt avenne, uext to corner of Forty-firat street, No brokemgeed apply... Inquire of THOS. N. LAWRENCE, at St. Denis Ho. tel, commer of Broadway and Kloventh street, between 9 and 104. M. or 6 and 7 P.M. F°% SALE—AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.. A DWELLING house with three acres of land, fully situated. ou: rounded whh fruit trees and shrubbery. with a dine well of water, jee house and barn; distant ove mile from the village and balf a mile from the depot, For bealthiness of location and beauty of scepery it cannot be exceiled. If desired st ~ LOST AND FOUND. N TUESDAY, 16TH INST. IN FIGHTA AVE- sores of Land adjoining will be sold with it. Inquire of F.G. | Jy nue, between Thirty'second and Thirty fourth streets, @ SHAM, lof Broadway, upstairs, "| brown paper bundle, containing’ black fee bague ~ | onder will be liberally me to rewarded by returning the 180 West Thirty-sixth street, Rather than jone it woud pay more then its value, aa it belongs to a friend. OST—A POCKETROOK, CONTAINING A DIAMOND ring and valuable papers, useless except to owner. A. itheral reward will he given and no questions naked. on, re; turning the same to Win. H. Hoog, care of A. Bristol, No.2 Erie Buildings, Duane street, New Yor! JOR SALE—ONE NRW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY brown stone front house, with ali (be modera improve- ments, 2 dy 64 feet, in Thirileth street, 150 feet west from Fifth avenue. Inquire on the premises. FoR sale xo QETENTH AVENUE, ONE SUBSTAN. tia! three story brick house, high basement, wilh modern Lot 2 by 100. Address A. R. O., Herald improvements, othee R SALE—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, NO. 370 HENRY sirert, ome modern throe story brown stone hovse, with high basement. Two thirds can remain on mortgage. Io quire on the premises. JOR SALE IN BROOKLYN, VERY LOW-THE HOUSE d fourveen lols of ground, all ea the grade, 4 @ and Reventh street, oklyn; the ho REWARD.—LOST, IN THE LOWER PART OF THE city, x bunch of keys, ons braes ring. | The have returning the same to haf! Brothers, No, 3 Bowing Green, will receive three dovars reward $5 ny REWARD.—8TOLEN, from Harealow & Wape! Bowery never large git fremes, conia nd operators Wil leanne sop if offere bea ei toes stan: P WARCALOW & APR. REWARD—AND NO QUFSTIONS ASKED —IF THE hes oney from tbe bouse the corner of Sixth nv the finest locations in Bi built by day's Work, and is completa, provements, inglading maa, ae; there is also 8 wood able on he prem! For particulars inquire of 0. F, OATMAN, 23 Beekman sireet AOR SALE CHEAP—THE FOUR STORY HOUSE NO. 1 Lamartine place, 2 fee ; only $12,000. ‘This “ the modern trpt and i¢ probab ore e large pock ok nei he New Fae eae i yy | case of instruments, they Will confer a favor and roce.ve tbe in the worning orafter Gin the e TLBANDERS, M.D. R SALE ON AGCOMMODATING TERMS—THR hree story brown stone house, No. 404 Fourth street, Apply © AUGUST BELMONT, 76 Beaver street. JOR SALE OR EXCTIAN FOR CITY FRoreaty-- & REWARD —LOST, A LARGE WHITE NEWFOUND ©) land dog with black spots, answering to the name of Leon, The f Il receive the above reward by leaving the dog at 182 ¢ orner Kim REWARD. —WHEREAS SEVERAL the ho'e! known as the York House, in the villa $25 hare been taken from the Fifth aven! Nyack, Rock lind Tt contains forty rooms, and ta the | Passing from Fortie'h sireet to ant from F rt «i im the Apply to T. & L. ROSS, 99 Pearl | ghove reward will he paid on the ore los arren FROM GOUVERNEUR and 62 Btone i treeta, F% SALE OR EXCHANGE—FO! t any information that will lead to bu BD,-STOLEN, y > cing to Wm. Gothou: & tro, ine tom which will lend to the sireet, ne recovery of the cart, will reveive DeMOTT, b OUTHOUT & BRO. N Cs ‘ORY BRICK HOt with all the modern in: m, of whieh Apply to ae te Fr" SALE L and lot 28} #; lot 20 feet 9 in femain on mo five years MAS J. MILLER, late Miler & Morria, No. LL lark and browa silk of sae, dressed in morning. requested to ty street, or 116 Maloen lane copy LET—THE BROWN STONR FRONT ata, No. 17! Kiving p uiry papers will -ieae@ horse WS orofd SHER’ SOR SALE OR TO LET, CHE some modern built houses Thirty mh eet, hetween Ninth « i ewu'Wiul location, ‘Apvly to WM. KEAN broker, 45 William street. FS SALE, OR TO RENT.—THE NEW THREE STORY brick house, No. 18 Troy street, containing all the modern rom &, wall 2o'¢lock, For ven P=THE THREE HAND. 0 nod 282 West b avennea—« . Peal estate FOR, SORNPS IN, Mtoe the NEW YORK PRESS of ends of Carnovan Castle, ' low ready, Office 21 © dealers. OR THE GREAT STORY BY Fe ‘son,’ see the NEW YORK PRESS Crow ‘The Watehmaker,’ the ope “New York High sory, Lite." Ni dealers. tinprovements, "Can be seen particulars apply at 189 West ——— Ber SALE OR TO RENT-THE VERY COMPLETE Office 211 Contre street. TO. 12 OF THE NEW YORK PRESS Ts NOW READY, sone front four story and high ‘mansion No. 276 {roping @n the college grounda, aize, #1 Twentiew stree U2 feet denn, house was hail! ia 1 1gx86 feet, and lot SCwner's Own use, ad with all the m or pe + ~ and coptaing “Mysterious Warnicg,” ius patio, “SBA si, Jobe sirects or Francia Morgan, ti | dows on the Wall,” “Life Reenes on ihe Apests sketches, poetry, &e, Sold by news dealers, Ouice ire street. HE NEW YORK PRESS ready —It eoptaina "be commence: brill ing scewes in high lity, also paper published. 1 CO NLY $1.00 DOWN FOR A NEW HOUSE IN YONKE OP Wninining thirteen rooms, gas and water in, siidi marole fain “be, one quarter’ sare of walk froin the depots price '€,000, Npiy, to ALEX. OSTRANDER, Ill Browdway, room 30, of PP VOUMANS, Yonkers. TANTED—GOOD REAL ESTATE OR MERCHANDISE ‘A ip exchange tor good stock. Addrese J.B. D., Herait offer Wasten-s GOOD DWELLING IN NEW YORK, wort from $8 400 to $12,000, In exchange for An elegant village resigence, with five acres, seventy Cash paid for cifferenee, ©. H. OLIV MRS. HAYES, TY ag Meaiuen wa ‘963 Kicoome e sire 6) CLATRYOYANT! clairvoyant, p beste: can be commulted day tween Elizabeth « . faction given or no pay. Be 10 SPRING STREET. MOUR, the me clairvoyant im Ameriea. absent friends, loat prop red to I miuies from the city. ER, OL Liberty st. ARM OF THIRTY TO sbore of the Sound It hiethare a failing stream or pond f pure water. Enice munt be moderate. “Address H., box 3.662 Post off) THE LECTURE SEASON. R. HAWKS’ LECTURE, —IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE Fequuestof the audience before whom it was Jeliveret atte Society, Dr, HAWKS will repeat bis lecture, “Old America’s Message to Young Amerion, st Niblo’s theatre, on Thursday evening, Fed. 14, at Thy 0 cloek. AIRVOVANCB.=MRS. 6BY- saul medical snd bu voce Fong on business eranemay y, ke., and satisfaction OF Bo Pays original color without fail, Wanten TO PCRCHASB~A ‘ the Connecti fifey wer , ppre HANKER, CRLEARATED TRET MEDIUM. WM, MR NKER, médical clairvoyant, room 13, 483 Broadway, M curcios day and evening. Private, by engagement. ADAM® MEYER HA® REMOVED FROM PRRRY ‘sire! to 57 Second street, ovrween First and d aves tne. ‘Khe continues to tell. past, present and future eventa, itkewiee marriages, journeys, lawsuits, business sickness, Absent friends, property lost or stolen. M: Tickets {Ocenis; may oe obtained at the Library of the Meyer converses in Eng! renoh amd German, and give@ torieal Soc ety, Second a renue, corner of Eleventh tee for her art. T. J. Crowen's, 699 Broadway: at the box office at N and at the door on the evening of the Jeevur MARGUERITE LAMAROUEX WILL, ——- Beome in prsiage stamps, contions to AMIN. ESQ. tard 1 8 loek ved ae ber residence, No. 9° od fcor, She will dnd absen da, vise on Dusiners, giv TSA A. W. SNOW, TH ene street, room No, 7, #6 friends, trace Jom or tolen ¢ de imeadone of cheractere, Ve. NoticR—wne. FLRURY trne information on ail events of life by the y WEDERY A TYNG WILL, BY PRQE nun deliver & lecture N3 BROOME STRERT, ote glans of thw rriage ay mech, Bot a, he epenke F ne .