The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1858, Page 3

Meeting in Baltimore in Favor of the Le compton Constitution, BALTiMonE, Feb. 26, 1858, Active preparations are being made in this city fora areat meeting in favor of the admission of Kansas into the Umon with the Lecompton constitution; thus sealing the approval of our citizens on the plans and policy of Mr. Bu- ebunan with regard tothe Kansas agitation. The day or place for the meeting is not yet agreed upon; but it will ome Off some time next week. T herewith enclose you a list of the names of those who ave signed the callfor the meeting. Much excitement prevails in tbe city on account of the opposition of some ef oor prominent men to the movement; the number, however, is very small. {t is understood that tne Post- marr wud Unied States Attorney, Messrs. Morris and AdGiaon, refuse to unite in the mecting, ana the revocation by the President of their appointments is confidently pre- dictad; indeed already a number of gentlemen have been ‘sb4gonted as their successors. Sevators Toombs, Fitch and Hunter, it is said, are to address the meeting. Rewarks.—Tne list referred to by our correspondent contains the names of the leading merchants ‘and other prominent men in Baltimore, but it is too long for publi- cation in our columns. Administration Meeting at New Rochelle. TUM PRESIDENT AND THE LECOMPTON CONSTITU- TION AUSTAINED—SPERCHES OF T. W. M’MAHON AND ROBERT J. WILDR—RRSOLUTIONS, ENTH( SLASM AND A LITTLE OPPOSITION, BTO. Pursuant to an advertised call, a comparative’ large meeting of the citizens of New Rochelle was held in the Town Hall, op Friday evening, for the purpose of endors- fmg the present policy of the administrasion with revard to Kaveas affairs. An attempt was made bya few indi- vidvals inimical to the objects of the call to thwart the meting by chosing different officers than those agreed vpen. But upon a threat of the national democracy to orgavize outside, Mr. Thaddeus Davids was chosen chair- man and elected with their approbation. Tho disor- ganize-s insisted upon having a committee of five top pare resolutions, instead of accepting those alreudy pre- pared, apd to quict them the following committee was ap- ted, Stats Barton, Wm. Lawton, John Adamson, Robt. Coles and Cyrus Lawton, who retired for deliberation. SPERCH OF T. W. M’MATON. Mr. Tnos, W. McManow being loudly calied for, was in- troduced to the meeting ani received with manifesta- tions of applause. He commenced by modestly attri- buting the reception to the principles which he represent ad je challenged any man to ve a record of a bad law which, by accident caactel, had been repealed, which was not repealed by the intellect, the republican, the humanitarian principles of democracy. (Cheers.) These principles were not s or circumscribed, bat wide and grand as the continent upon which they were uigated.’ (Cheers.) For one, he would not eet up opinion as contradictory to the ?resicent cf that de- mocracy, in standing as it stood by the side of tac hal- lowed wage of Monticello; and no matter whether such eppomtion camo from Iinoia or Weat chester county, he enuld not foilow ruch anexample while professing to be- Jong to the democratic party, (Applause ) He stuck to ibe party and the President, rot for tho pisy er or ibe man, but for the President, the re- presentative of democratic principles; decause he knew Bo sectionaliem, no sufficient expediency, but marched ve, the guardian of the great princivle that this republic sali be preserved intact and inviotate, (Applause.) Willingly would he staad upon the poli.y of the Lewmp- Woo constitution, and accept tha ixsue of higgeriara, alave' ¥ or no slavery, which had alwars been agitating the coun. ‘ey, and sbould at once be settied. The principle of slave- ry was seitled by the ordinance of 1787; the agitation of 1819 was similar to the Kansas agitation. Then camo the compromise of 1860, wher Danie! Webster had raised his voice in favor of the repeal of the ordinanco of 1820 and °91. Then came the Kansas- Nebraska act; and og: S374 had the question of the admission of Kansas under the Le- tempton constitution It was thus the question of slavery ‘which agitated the people, and it was simply a quostion whether they should, notwishstanding their 88 in riculture, io arta and sciences, resign all for the benefit the nigger? For hirrself be had little faith in the ethics of the Tritune or of Beecher’s church, or their philan- thropies, witb the condition of the Island of Jamaica as a specimen of their practical wae never a demand made State, to remove <A indians, ae, our glory and prosperity, or to wage war agland, fae wa wet opposed by these New Eaglaad philosophers who now asked them to violaie all law and order and #ubm t to the rule of Jim lane. He chaiienged any man to point tv the day when James Buchaoan ected in an un- marly, anti pationai or anti patriotic manner; for he was with any sectional tribe, clique or party ever Connected subversive of the constitution. (Cheers it, against tbe war of 1812, the admission of Call ia, the pur- chase of Louisiana and Florida, or the removal of the de- posits, the same party which now opposed them had siwaye been opposed, and for eighty years had continued their office seeking, office beeing advocacy of prin- ciples subversive of liberty and the constitution, The democratic pany. did pot include a blasphemer of the Redeemer ike jore Parker, an advocate of free love like Stephen Pearl Andrews or Wendell Phillips, who need the Union an immorality. (Applanse.) Be asked them to respect the names of those patriotic ttateamen, the representatives of the party, who had been bold in the expression of their opinions on the great ques- ens of the day, and had carried this Union through to fe prevent prosperity. They were asked now to violate al! principles of law and justice, and ask to ac. cept a consti‘ution of the Topekaites, as required by a few men who refused to vote at the elections in Kausas Terrivory, and to reject the Lecymptou constitution which hat been presented according to due form of law. What would be +aid if the democrats of New York, after Mayor ‘Wood had been legislated out of office by oppo- pevte, and after having failed to re-elect him because go tothe polls and resogaiso an illega’ at would be said of those gentiemen if, after the biack republican candidate, Mayor Tiemann. we clected, they sbonld insist that Mayor Wood should take bis seat? This was precisely a «ilar cose to that now presented by the free Sate men of Kaneas in opposing the Lecompton constita tion (Applause.) It was idie to say that slavery would de fastened upon by the L»compton constitution im enite of the people. It was in the power of the people tw alter the constitution at will. The same priaciples of confidence in our republic, which were the very lifeapring of our national existence. were the great permeating prin- ciples of the democratic party and of {ts representative, the Presid of the United States, James Buchaaan. (Cheers ‘or Mr. Buchanan and Mr. MeMahon. ) There being now loud cries for a song, Mr. Kernicay, of Now York, #as introduced, and favored the compaay ‘vith one of bis original national airs, which was received with immense satisfaction, SPEECH OF ROBT. T. WILDE. Mr. Rot. T. Wirpe was loudly called for, and wax introduced by the Chairman amid much apple He wald he wished to reconcile the discordant elements which be krew were tp the gathering before him. He prerumed they were all democrats who had assisted to elect Mr Buchanan, and be cautioned them not t> play into the hands of the biack republicans, by desiring or working for a postponement of this Kansas question. (Applaure.) It was time that this Kansas was Fettled; it Ought to give way to other and more important questions, and to secure that end it was necessary ‘ endorse the administration of James Buchanan. — If they were democrats it was their duty to gurtain the President in the present crisis. Perhavs they were a little crotchety. Terbape some were hesitating ‘and bolding back, im doubt as to what would be the re- sult’ But there wae po doubt the administration bad be eu endorsed everywhere, and in New York, it appeared by toe HekaLo—whieh he considered very good authority = that there coald only one thousand men be got into the Chinese Assembly Rooms to oppose the policy of the ad- a It was a smal! number for the city of New York. He believed that ifthe managers of that affair had beon wrapped up and covered over with dust, like the Rey ptian mummies they would have attracted « greater crowd just double the pumner. ( and applause ) question for them now to consider was, would they fas- tain the admipistration of James Bachanan? (Cries of “Yes, yee’) In conclasion, he boped they would weigh wel! the great subject preseuted for their coasideration, | w calm y consider the necessities of tais imminent crisis. The dove, he had no doubt they would come to the coo clasion to endorse the policy of the administration on the Lecem pton constitution, and prove themselves true na- tenai democrats (Applause, and cheers for James Bu- chanav’s administration. ) THE RESOLUTIONS. The Committee on Resolutions now retarned, aad it soon Became t that the dworgaaizers intended to try and bave tl! seting endorse sentiments altogether in op- pouition to the spirit of tbe call. A long squabble ensued, ‘avd an attempt was male w get the bogus resoiutions pat ‘frat. ‘The regularly prepared resolutions were, howover, sub- mitted, as follows: Resoived, That the democracy of New Rochelle, West. chester county, in public mecting assembled, are prepared pow and at ail times to sustain democratic principles and ‘constitutional rights, and to declare its adherence to the pohey of the t National adminiatration. Resolved, e have derived both pleasure and sa- tisfaction and bave read with national pride the recent message of the President, {t contain a complete, full and comprehensive statement of Kaneas aifairs, and a refuta- tion of the charges and sianders on which the black re- publicens attempt to keep up the agitation. Resolved, That we approve not only of the President's reasoning and sound democratic policy, and of tn» recom mendation to Congress for the immediate admission of Karas with the Lecompton constitution, but request that our members of Congress will sastain the admiaistration i ite endeavors to effect @ just and speedy settioment of the impending difficaities relative to the admission of that Territory as a sovereign State. e Resolved, That the part course of James Bachann having reeclyed the stamp of national approval in i's election to the Presidency, furnishes the most able gua rantees that we may safely depend upon his w stom, and ability; and while threstened by the opposi tion OF tin foes or the deee-tion of friends, the natier > mocracy, ever true to eeinote and priacinies, © ite unequivocal ender ores’ uf hin policy, an. reiterates ite deter mination to au-toin hic wiministestion. wed, That we cong-ntuiate the de weracy of ty State on obtaining 3+ we recent 8 majority to th pepular branch 0 the Lagivater> Gy trast me present may coratiote a mm ity for obtaining a repeat of yhow « euaetnt by the late Legisiature. as such Inws are alge agyresst focal rights and subversive o: use Munda lon tem of government. The vainly endeavored to have thels rosoiit tions put frst, but finally the quostiog wae teccn on th above, which were understood to be cae byw ov or whelming majority, and the national men d@u ib meeting adjourn The disorganizers, howe, ., mained, and adopted a series of resolutions walsh ue doubt will be printed in the black republican jon aus a the spirit of the meeting. Throughout the ePoniag thre were cheers for the Administration of * Frohsewn,” ‘and ‘ the Lecomy a osnetietion. And the rospret speakers were received was al ith any other sentiments than elie ree. by | The fataily wounded in various Attempted to commit suicide, but his jainat himself, weer as when turned an i go he did not die. ‘When tried and convicted, his brother attempted to hand him a knite, with which to anticipate the veageance of the law, but he did not succeed. Again, when under sentence of death, his brother emuggied a file and some other weapon in a piece of roast eet, threugh the iron gate of the prison, aod past the turnkey, but the plan of escape which the folon and an- other arranged, was defeated by the vigilance of the keeper. So time wore on. Kreppel was kept doubly chained, and on the 19th ult. the death penalty was meted out to him. The New Orleans Picayune thue no‘ices tho execution: —Antoine Kreppel, at half-past tev o’clock this morning, had his bre stopped by a hempen agent of the law. He diea within the walls of the parish prisop, after an in- voluntary fall of a few feet, in tho presence of about two do: on ©’ his fellow mortals, who watched with curious interest the expression of nis face prior to the terrible pluuge into the abyes of death, and the convulsive twitch- | of his muscles afterwards. it is no pleasant sight to witness a human execution, yet the penalties ot laws must be enforced ss long as the injunctions of laws are disregarded, and we do not feel called upen to indulge in any extra sent mentaliem on such occasions. A short time before the execution the doomed map and his brother had a last, sad interview. Sobs and coafused words of parting, and a feeble attempt to vindicate his conduct on the part of the feion, formed the chief features of the meeting. The brother was then forced away, though he begged to be permitted to remain The ex- ressions of the murderer were exceedingly confused and Iubbering, and indicated a villanously low statare, both intellectually and morally. Indeed, the murder be com- mitted was a most beastly performance, and he has since manifested no redeeming qualities. The death warrant was read by Deputy Sheriff Seix. echnaidre after the victim had taken his seat on the fatal platform. There was @ continued movement of the doomed man’s lips, but no word was uttered that any one could hear. After the reading was ended, the cap waa drawn over the felon’s eyes, and he kept moving one of his feet, as if beating time to his own dead march. At length the signal was given—a rope was cut by the exe- cutioner--the platform fell, and after a few convulsive arm, when turned in other struggles all was over. ss ‘Weekty Report of Deaths baehrg o> oe county of New York, from the 20th day of Fe y wo the 27th day of February, 1853. Men, 75; women, 81; , 192; girls, 156—Total, 503. Adults) 186; child-en, 374? males, 266; females, 237; solored persons, 9. SARI. dever, typhus..... Fracture of the skull wi Abscess of the kree joint, 1 4 Rleeding from lungs. Bleeding from noce. 1 Hooping cough ... Bronchitis. 17 Ipfiammation of bowels. Barved or 4 Inflammation of brain. 2 Intlammagion of heart... y 1 inflam of tungs. Cancer of the stomach . inflam of stomac! Infammation of throat... Cancer of the womb ‘ Intusssusception of intes: tines...... eeheb te Congestion Killed or murdered, by Congestion of the brain, shooting in the stomach. from a fali... ..1 Lockjaw... Congestion of the lungs... 3. Lues venerea Consum| ° 9 Lungs, disease of . Con ‘7 Ma.formation nee Marasmus, adult. anos Marasmus, infantil Debility, adult... Debility, infantile. Diabetes, mellitus Diarrhosa eons eo ao ee in the beart.-. in Enlargement of the heart. 46 1 3 1 Fever, puerperal, . Fever, Pmitent, Ulceration, of throat..... 1 Fever, scarlet, Vomiting .....+ 1 yy phoid, — 603, Tne number of deaths, com; with corresponding weeks of 1866 and 1857, and of last woek, was as fol lows > Week ending March 3, 1300 380 _ «oF | 20, “Feb. 27, 1868, Increase this woes Bones, Joints, &o, Brain aod nerves. Generative organs. 0 Heart and blood veesels. 17 Langs, throat, &c. 1 42 23 23 12 8 2 1 3 | 1 3 1 379 1 1 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. Almshouse, Bik’s Island, 8 Lying in Asylum ., 1 Beilevee Honpital..... Randall's fal, Nur. Hos", 2 Oity Hl Ma 4 St Vincent's Hospital... 1 Colored Home Hospital’... 2 Smallpox Hos’, Bik'ls Isl. 3 Colored Orpban Asylum.. 1 Ward's Isl. Emig’t Hos’l.12 Isiand Hos; : Wourkbouse, Bik’s Islana 2 5 +:20 — Total...... ‘GEORGE W. MORTON, Gity 3 City Inapector’s Department, New York, Feb. 27, 1868 a PERSONAL, | JF THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK AWAY A CASE marked A. J. Kutges, leston, No. 54 Liberty from eet, om Frid ernoon, the Ith February, will call on CHARLES ANPENPELDT, 78 William. strcet, corner of Liberty, he will hear of something to his advantage. <IF THAT WAS ALL SATISFACTORY, AND YOU ‘e received your letter in time, send again to ® SWAN & ., Angusta, rein. ian aieclaedlanieiineaiians RE. R.— THERE 18 A LETTER FOR YOu AT THE Broadway Post office. Do me the favor to answer it early, that. T may be enabled to have the pleasure of meet ing you to day. GARD. . THE LECTURE SEASON. ROOKLYN LECTURR—THE LECTURE RY REM brandt Penle,on Wash'ngton and his Portraita, illus irated by eight paintings, disp! arrangement of light ( yered at the Brooklyn Athena day, March 2, at 74 o'clock. Tickets 50 cents, manne hn VIEW OF THE INCREASING city, the Chareh of the Purit ir horane of worship on Unt or, Rogars, AC. Amniton chop, beef steak, or Welsh rare ‘at The Store, No, between Mercer and comfortable place, admi ¥ FEB, and if coatromed Dit, you cannot do beer Man drop 12 Leroy place, Bleecker street, Greene streeia, It tea nien, comy, tably kept by Mr. JAMES B.A after your return home as to whore you ave been, yon ona aay ponitively I was detained at The Store, OPKS OLD STAR MAR Fold or Monday evening, March 1, IN ) ee), BNRY . fo Rar. Sion Chmtrman, eH PRCORR, Qe Oe Wee, te ji PRSTIVAT, WI Dinn ER, Chairman. MILL tor, 64 and 66 Lispenard sirest rope bate sofice, 89.78 Tia Lounger Ao. “PURNITURG. FustEADA YF pusrron's fave nels ncaa a by ‘oFtaumer «, . * new es 1) PVR ETEURT DR ALI SS AND OF TERS WAN. F T te Sire for age sear, For Ist of May naxt, a complete set tare for Me muah as fale compensation Nddmena is © for will be Malte AMES. HF SMOKE C41 SLD RY TH | NANCLAL PRESSURE bas not all diatpperce. ye’. ae Vacve nuryerms invoices Prices "Wholesale deaie:# will? orell te amie ma a wil rail te r ne os oe 0. CHEEKS, 17 Bi RESTAURANTS. YLIFFR'S STORE—WHEN NEA Ri COKE airect, and you feel disposed to take a little ale, ! way. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1858. i POLITICAL. 137 WARD.—TAE! REGULARS WILL MEET THIS (Monday) evening. at Clinton Garden, Clinton street, t Tgovclock. Pusctaal sien aoe i yeuasie. By order Avausrus J. Fitwam, ann © Joun a. M. Fuaxaaan.§ Seoretaries, D WARD.—A MBETING OF THE REGULARS OF THR ‘wenday} evening, March I, ari o'slock. Members aro requested be punctaa’, °" Tit (08 RILEY, President, yw. TIMPSON, & IE UNION NOW AND FORRVER!— GRAND DEMONBIRATION OF THE DEMOORACY. MISEION OF KANSAS UNDER THE PROVISIONS ¥ THE LECOMPTON CONSTITUTION, OSRATS RALLY! Ggneval Gommatvee of New Yorn. the dom lew Yorn, OCF AC: ed to mesh ia mas inceting at Mozart Ball, 663 Wroadway, op- On TURBDAY RVENING, March 2, at 734 P. M. For the 5 prpose of responding to, pret fa gk “r end the zoverpmental poiicy of JAMES BUCHANAN, An promulgated in his Kansas Leoowpton message. men who love the federal Gnion and the conatitution— who pocpine sectional agitation and factious fe, are re- apectfu.ly invited tw attend. The various ward committees, acting in co operation with this committee, are requested 0 meet ty their several wards ‘on the 2d of March and proceed to Hall to join in the demonstration ‘The following distinguished gentlemen have been invited:— Hon. D. 8. DICKINSUN, ~ Hon, HORATLU SEYMOUR, Hon. JAMES S. GREEN, Hoo. GRAHAM N. FITCH, Hon SARS CURING. bit orsing Hon. R.M. T. HUNT! Hon, JEFFERSON DAVIS, jon. AMASAJ. PARKER, Hon. AN CREM ALN, Hon. JOB LY, Hon. JOAN “OURRANE, Hon WM.B MACLAY, 7. F. MEAGHER, Esq. Hon. ELIJAN WARD, Hion, HENRY W PHILLIPS Hon. WM, 8. WITTE, Hon. CH. W. CaNIGaN, "and others, COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS Wiuiam Wison, ‘Tomes Veriton JouxJ 1 Isaac Rosen Bexsamin Ray, JoRN MoDon ain, Janys Laxcvon, 8D Dinus ‘A. J. Pomp, Jonx I, Moony, ‘Tuomas Srermens, Wintiaw Coutreit, Epwako Lerma, Hau Keuuy, ©, P. SCHERMERTORN, Ronerr tant; CHARLES MILLER, James CONNOLLY, James crep, Janus Hurston, Prien MoKNicHt, James OC, Honsiam, W. McManox, Daten Wreren., WILIAAM COULTER, Chairman, Tsaac Rosensur HE FIFTH WARD REGULARS WILL MEET THIS (Monday) evening. at 44 o'clock, at the Phoenix, No. tl8 AxDREW J. PLOWS. } secretaries my Woot Broadway JEROME LOTT, Chsirman, AS. ALL, Mo? vlonrity, } Seeretaries. AMMANY HALL AND REGULARITY.—THE COMMIT. tee trom the Democratic Republican General Committee to make arrangements for thy grand mass meeting to sustain President Buchanan ia bis Kansas policy, will meet at Tam- many Hall, this (Monday) evening, at 734 o'clock. ISAIAH RY NDERS, Chairman. yuy P. West, Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. ies TRE PREMISES OF 1275 BROADWAY, . & stray cow. Tae owner can have the ing property and paying expanses. D°S, LOST <8 REWARD—A LARGE SIZEO, WHITE French poodle dog, anawersto tho namo of “frank.” ‘Any one who will deliver him al 189 Mercer aireet, to Horace F Jone, shall be paid the above reward, 0G LOST—A SMALL BLACK DOG WITH RATHER Jong hair; had on # braes collar; anewers to the name of Carlow. any person returning him to 23 and 25 #ark place, will be Uderally rowarded. OUND —THE PERSON WHO LEPT A PACKAGE OF due bills an tain emount of money. corver of Fulton Concord strewis, Brooklyn, can have the same by iden:ifying the property aind paying coat of ade vertivemeni, ORSE FOUND—ON SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY, 28; will be delivered on proving property and paying charges’ Apply a' No. 73 University place, corner ot thir teenth street. O8T—NEAR MADISON SQUARE, A DIAMOND RING, enamelled with black. As it was present from a de’ ceased friend the owner will ive ita vaine ($100) to the finder ‘upon ite delivery to J. H. £., 84 Broad street. nee OST—ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, A BANK J book, No. 190,768, with the Bleecker street Savings Bank. ‘The finder will confer a great favor by leaving it atthe bank. OS8T—ON SATURDAY APTERNOON IN SECOND ih and Righth streets, or wt the South amethyst head, The finter will wing it wt the bookators of T. PS pie egret d NO. 116 WEST THIRTY KIGHTH © sireet, a dark red cow. The finder will receive a \ideral reward by leaving her at the above place. She is markad on the horns by a gimbiet hole. fh REWARD —LOST, A SOOTCH TERRIER, REDDISH 0) brown color, ars ind ‘ip of his til blsck, hair short Dack of his shoulders, and answers to the name of * Scott” Any person leaving him at 399 Fourth sureet, will receive the ‘above reward and ibe thanks of the owner. 5 REWARD —STRAYED FROM THE CARLTON 2) House, 496 Brosdway, on Thursday night last, a Seotch terrier slut, cropped tail and ears Whoever will return her tothe hotel ‘will receive the above reward and the thants of owner. on ib REWARD.—LOST, THURSDAY, FEB. 2% enue omnibus, goivg from $2 probably, inn Fo ine mtreet to the St. Nichol & pocketbook containing ins He from $50 to $100 in Mawsachusetta bank notes, railroad tickets ‘and papers A full description will be given by avplying to Frank P, Dobson, Post office clerk, St. Nicholas Howl _s PHE BALL SEASON OBERTSON’S BAND BALL. The annual dail of ens BAND during the evening >; Mr. Robertson's three quadrille leaders, viz., Mr. Josep! Braham, Mr. David Brabam and Mr. Raward Manaban. Military gen‘lemeno willeonferan honor on the Band by appearing in uniform. Tickeis WILLIAM ROSERTSON, JAMES T CLARK WILLIAM HAYDE tary. "omnes BAND WILL at Niblo’s Saloon oa Monday evening March L ; ean he had of the members, and at DODWURTH'S Tickets music sore, 498 Hroadw4y, and at the door Director. Dooworti. COMMITTEE. BL Major, @. H. Rider, ' T. J, Dodworth, M. K, BOTSFORD, Secretary. Military gentlemen are requested to appear in full unitorm, DANCING ACADEMIES. A, POPWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, A 5 No. 606 Brondway, New York, No. Lit Montagne place, aeatemy will remain open until June |, Siri. aban 7 . pila received . Brooklyn. The dant Ume for a fall quarter from March is Pi after (hat date for s part of « quarter. UMAR’S CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY, 267 BOWER enone for adults and children, § month, Mon and Thursday's at 7 o'clock; Wed y's and Ratur. 's, Vietoria Lancers Scho'tisch, and all new dances. At® ¥.M,solree Admission 25 cents, ladies’ free. ANCING—ANOTHER NEW CLASS —BROOKES’ ACA demy, 361, e street, a ne class ‘Tuenday. All the fashionable dances tan lessons. There are classes open for those more HORSES AND CARRIAGES. ‘OR SALE—TWO SPLENDID AFRICAN LEOPARDS, ‘of the largest species For further particulars apply on doar brig Ben Camp el, pler No. 7 Rast river OR SALE-A BROWN HORSE, REWARKARLY i banda bigh. six veare old, sound and tind con. Also, Irat Fale co’ Greene mreet atylinh, Can trot ir three minates vo ws Dat Ly OR BALE—A GRAY MARE, WAGON AND TAR ness, the mare is 15 hands high. sound and Kind, ov trot in three minutes. ‘The lot will be sold cheap to elose the con cern. Apply at 18 Jay street corner of Greenwich street. JOR SALE CHEAP—A SET OF LIGHT SILVER mounted harness, covered buckles, made in goot style Iso a heavy set auitahle for a grocer or express man. ett of the above will be wold very cheap. Cali at No, 29 Stanvon street for three days. FORE FOR SALE CHEAP —DAY, 16 HANDS HIGH, Kind and gentle; will make & good. grocery or cari horse: will be sold for balf price if applied for immediately. Can be geen at 257 Washirgton et, Hors FOR #AL R154 HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS OLD, pony built, ean trot in 2:40 sof great endurance, sonnt, kind and gentle: will be sold cheap, aa tae owner haa no use bin Broadway, room No, 9, from 8 to CSE BAY HORSE FOR BALE, Its HANDS HO, SEY en years old, free and siylish driver, warranted sound splendid for the raliroad, atage or country wagon; pric+ S12. Apply at No, 64 Cherry sireet, = se FINE ARTS. N™* GALLERY OF OLD MASTERS AND ENGRATINGS, Un exhibition at the Art Union rooms. From 9 aM. to5 P.M Admittance 25 centa Season tic HE AGENT OF THE LONDON STRRKOSOOPIC COM pany bas just recetved a new assortment of the finest stereoacople plotures, far auperioe to anything of the kind every imported. J. CURSANS, Agent, 20 Broadway, N. ¥. FP WO RICH PAINTINGS AT AN INMENSE SAcRIPI ‘= Two extra large aized oll paintings by emieent artists for male nx above. One a view of Lord Byron's residencs and aplenc id scenery on Lake Geneva, Switzerland. The otber a magnificent moonlight river seen eludin, ly wil weaiy in France They cod, in 0; but if taken immediate . They ean be seen at No. 11 West the rich carved frames ve vole at (oH STANDARD GIN —THIS CELEBRATED AR superior to any other in ths market, can ve had in «or demiohna of ©. W. SMITH, sole importer, 145, street, Sample voitles 2 cents, ACTEL, ELLIRON, AGENT FOP eerie MATRIMONTAL NY RFSPNCTAPLE LADY APPROVING OF THR Pian of corsoaponding With * view o matrim ay, on the sine rite of & “entloman, by addres nating Pleee of interview, to W., box 196 Herak! offlce. OB TWO GENTLEMEN 0) ENTLEMAN AND 1 iter can be sesommodaird: wid « plesseat room and op! ‘at $9 per week; hall room at $3 50; gas and ty 5; eallod plana! family smal ‘Spply at 65 Maodou gal = OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- board and sing!e roems; room suit- Bie fore gentleman and wit, af iy ana'HJay atest enue.—Furniehed room and bedroom, for two per- ‘on second floor, with board and gar, at $9; also room ant toa lady, who would teach a litile girl the piano- forte in part payment. References exchang Q6 AMITY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMA TO LRT, to gentlemen, or en and their wives; house con‘ains every'hipg to render it a pleasant socia) home. Vin ner at six, Modern improvements. Bleocker street stages pase wishin one door. 3Q BEACH STREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.—TO, LET, OO with board. # third story from! room, and second alory ck root, to a gentleman and wife or 1wo siuzie gentlemen. ‘Also, two single bedrooms, on second floor. House con! all the modern improvements, Terms moderate. 4 AMITY STREET.—TO LET, TO A GENTEEL FA- mily or physician, the entire firat floor furniabed or un- ‘urtuphed; basement. parior, attic bedrooms. &c. Also, two rnished bedrooms and a small parlor, very Board if required. 107 SINTON PLACE, EIGHIN STREET —HAND somely furnished sult of apartments, with board, for entlemap sid wite or single gentlemen. The houve has the modern improvements Dinnor at6. Raferenses ro 3 FIFTH STRERT, THREE DOORS FROM THIRD non EIGHTH STRERT, OPPOSITE 11K MERCANTILE gnu 142 Library.—Pleasant rooms, with board. References exch nged. HOB BROCME STREET “NEW AND RICHY FUR pisbed rooms, with all the modern improvements, let to gentlemen only. 2 HOUSTON STREFT, NEAR BROADWAY.—A arge, nicely furnished front room to let, o2 second Goor, with large closet attached, to a geatiewan and hia wife em n, with board; also two neat attics in wm, bath, de. Reference required HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOK ‘and bedroom. on the secon Noor of «new brown alone Boune. 46 West Sizteenth street, to let, with board, to ® gen tes nc wife. Dinner atsix o'clock. No removal on tne iy GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY WISH TO OBTAIN A neaily furnished room, with board for the Indy only. in a respectable private family. where there are no other boa ers. References exchanged. Address B.U. T. Herald office. PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET A SUIT of handsome! furnished roome on thy wecont tloor, to one oF two genilemen, together or separately. Apply at No. 8 Weat Eleventh street, three doors weat of Hroadway. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SIN- gle gentlemen, can have a pleasant front room on second of a modern bouse, with the tinprovems ‘No. 8 Ninth ntrect, between Fifth and six OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY OUCUPYING A FIRST class house opposite & park up ‘own woul! take two ffrntlemen and (heir wives, terms from $12 to $18 per weak, mige nearly new; the heat of reterenees given and required. Address James, Herald ottce. OARD.—A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommodated with a ood room, with breakfast ant tea, in private family, on the West mde of town. Best of refe renees given and required. Address 8. B. W., Herald oiler OARD.—A LARGE ROOM, O# SUIT OF ROOM# tO let toa oman and wife or a few atagla gentlemen, with board, on moderate terme. House first class and very pleasantly situsted, Apply at 2U West Thirry tirat street. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 137 SECOND avenue, between Mighth and Ninth atreeia, one large Toom, with ‘smaller one communicating, furnished, tox: or separately, sultable for family or otherwiae, "Loe very desiratic. Dinner atéo’clock. Terma moderat OARD—IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, PLEASANTLY LO- ID cated, near Fifth avenue. A sult of convenient well far- nished rooma to let with board, private table If requirad, to a {emily or two or three gentlemen. Apply at $7 Went Twenty: frat street OARD—CLINTON PLACE.—TO LET, A SUIT OF rooms’ n the second tloor, toxether or Separately, with board; also a single room, at No, 61 Clinton place, two doors east of the Fifth avenue. BoAkP.cA LADY, A DRESSMAKER, WISHER HOARD in a genteel family; would furnish’ her own room or nid jot a lady in renting & amall spariment Location be tween Tenth and Th rtieth streets and Nixth apd Third aveues. dress Dreasmaker, Union square Post office. Boaz, IN CLINTON PLACE.—A VERY PLEASANT ‘suit of roome for a gentleman and his wife, and a single oem for ove or two single geaulemen ‘also the an office, at 97 Clinton p) Dinner'at six. OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ant ‘and single gentlemen can be accommodated wih hoard Sed pleasant rooma, with large papiries atiached, on she second floor, by applying at street, one door @om Willoughby. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE entlemen tan be accommodated with partial board at 746 Henry street OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND *IFE, and one or two ingle gentlemen can obtain superior ac- commodations, with board, ina private family, at 117 Con greseatrett, first house from Henry, three to five minutes waik from the ferries, OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, ina privae tamily where there are but few or noo bonre: Terms must be moderate. Location between Fiftieth and Thirty seventh streets and sixth and Minth ave hues. A Catholic family preterres. Address, stating full particulars, M. A Herald office. OARDING.—GENTLEMEN DESIRING GOCD ROOMS and board ‘na pleasant family, and ina very central Jocation at prices to suit the times, are reapactful y requested to call at 182 Grand street, nearly oppostie ‘oda Peliows ail. YOOPER HOUSE, NO. 304 BROADWAY.—PURNISHED / rooms by the day or week for gentlemen and indies; price $210 85 Vouneoted Per day, 30 to 30 canta, a fret clage restauran URNISHED ROOM—ONE FIRST CLASS SRCOND tioor front room, sufficient for two gentlemen, witnout board No. 74 White street, near biroadw ty. RENCH BOARD.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with » well furnished room, with or with 0: t board, in asinall French private family. Terms moderate. Inquire ai 349 Sixth avenue, after So'clock P. M. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH board, at 2% Spring street, near Varick, to single gen iemen, or gentlemen and their wives, on ¥. ‘eaaon able terms. ' Gas, baths and all the modern impr: per week, from RIVATE BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN | ain a pleasant, prettily furnished room on second floor th fire and per Week, in 4 private famliy, by applying at No, 89 Fif.h street, near Sead avenue OOMS TO LET—AT 866 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS above Union square, pleasantly situated, with all the modern improvements, NWO PLEASANT NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, 8UIT- svie for two gentlemen, or gen'leman and. wite, may be obiained, with hoard, in a'small private family, at No WO West Twenty-irat street, Dinner a6 o'clock, 0 EXCYANGE—HOTEL BOAKD FOR A_ GOOD patent lever gold watch and chain. Address Winslow, ox 103 Herald office, stating when end where to be see WARTED-FROM THE PIRAT OF JURE, BOARD ina family where no other boarders: Talend or tbe pound aad, wibie Now York. Address L., box 3,342 N. ¥. MUSICAL. 1] FIANOFORTES To BE SOLD THIS WERK BY THR manufacturers, at IQ per lesa than cos! Among them, 5 full seven octave rosewood, just finished, nanal pricn $715, wil) be sold for $175 exch, 3 Tull seven cota ved wee usta! price $320, will be sold tor $210 exch. 3 oud corner ., carved, Oruamented and iniait with earl, finisved in the most superb atyie. usual price 85m), will t old for exch. All the above most be sod before the th in iy second street, fear Lexngion ave amine before purchasing. Every instrument will be war ranted and kept in (une for one year $170. ‘A FAMILY WANTIN heir pianoforte for th MONRY WILL 8811, even’ i em ie. Se) iaatrument, made by the best city makers. beautiful tove, | rose wood, | octaves, round corners, nearly new, tn perfse or and’ free from any defect whatever. Apply at No. yard sireet, LADY, WITH UNEXCEPTIONABLE REFERENCES jon, desires pnptis in musts, in jew York, [rookiya or Jerany of would become visiting governess, being competent tea Fogiish and drawing, with Preach, to begioners. Address & F. u., Herald office, GHOST, A A Ghost, A, Ghost, At W. HALL & SONS. 219 Brovtway FAMILY DECLINING | HOUSEKEEPING WiLL sell & piano whieh cost $750 for $375, ston! fm hroeade satin, 3 dine Description, viz: ail round grapes, Ae ve fluted moulding of told rosewood all Found, costly weolloped. pear! weys,, most Clabormtely iniald with arise work of vases of plenty, wauet®. and full rich plas, anverd rosewood tire semi grand action, made ane finiabed in ‘he or By one Of Ube moet celebrated city make tied for two years; three months in ell worthy the at 1 parlor pians hh anexce lied and tone yy at O78 Sixth ue, near the ( e, fur thees Aaya, from 8 A.M. US P.M. N. B—An object will be of . to a cash customer, and boxed if necessary. 6 OCTAYE PIANO FOR, $15, ONT. 6% QOTAYR A rosewand tor BH, and nm Stave S New pis noe to rent, to Month, liowed oa pur tiaee, ty Wa LINDEWAN ERONM RS Pracklin” near Broadway. Old pianos taken in exchange SPLENDID FULL 7 OOTAYR ROUND CORNER piano heavy serpentine mouldings carved | wl niaid, over bags, po-verfal tone, suitable {or the ar parlo A ok guarantee A reduction 1) for exeh, apply st 182 Tweift et, near Fifth aven 4 CHANCE THAT SELDOM OFFERS —KURIANT 7 44 ootave rosewood piano, metallic frame and fin’ nde by one of the bea: make heen used a few months and in me ot very low for cash Inquire at 141 Ninth strert, QE ood ARCOND HAND PIANO FOR Sate cheap... Mocey liberally advanced on waiches and oye fronds, All business eontidential and rooms private. A. TL BILLINGS & CO., 566 Broadway, up stairs, QUGNORINA LIZA VALENTINE TEACHES SINGIN? © and ean be seen only Mondays and Thuretays, at her residence 145 Weet Thirty -sixth steret, from the other days she teaches out. Applicatio ly attended to. Wil be sid tll 8 o'clock y letter prompt " CLOTHING, &. — i TO $8.00 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF clothing wanted, for the city and Western markets — entlemen will receive ony Ber cent more than ihelt ty valine cal at ator renin ONROT, 4 Contredireet, oe Bareusine TO 10,00) WORTH OF NEW AND « clothing wanted for city. n mar kets, and von having such to dispose of will receive the highest by calling at the store, of addressing J. K. Murray, 42 e 4 Franklin street, | | ety Hous we | brick, with barn, jee house, te SALES OF REAL ESTATE. $1,500 Sathorn s4Le, Onn oF THOSE a7PR ot view miner, No. 166 Bast Thirty #ix'h at between Second and ANd avenues, with all the mxtern un provements, inquire on the premises, $2 50 —FOR BALK OR EXCHANGE FOR ANY ot + kind of avallanle goods 4 house on Pitty seoond sireet near Fifth avenue, (ree and clear of mortgage, also, two houses on Twen y-flth sireet newr Sih avenue. at panic prices, Apply to ©. G. THOMPSON, 86 Nassau “FOR SALE, A NRATLY ARRANGED $2.750. brick @oltage bewee in Pe Hatt eto sirert, In perfect order with water yan, bath ant gas fixtures complete Leasebokt with lowe unexrired term tiround Kena then S510. Neighborhood stocitent hae ara ae « ry yy J 'MTLLER, late Wifier & Morrie, Nov It Pine sigeet non A 60,000 Sai, (uae DONSIN TIMBER, ‘ON ng w for cash or in trade for LAY & BROTHER, elphia or Cincinnati. county. Hlinoix, partly In heavy timber and adjoin large saw tail. Wil be. sold oe tr staple articles, JOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, AT STANFORD, CONN. — ) For sale very cheap, & fine large cut alone mansion, in good order, and ten acres of excellent land for sale. Good Outbuildings, plenty of fruit The house ie beautifully lo cated, near the railroad depot, only 3 miles from New York, ‘The buildings cost $18,000; will be sold tor $12,000, half cash. This isa very desirable residence More land can be bad ifrequired. Inquire of CHANCY BARNARD, Jauacey court, Wail street, \OUNTRY PLACR FOR SALR—ON WEW JERSEY Railrond, three guartery ofa mile from depot and one brur from New York; two story Bouse and alx acres: also twenty-five acres adjoining. Apply wo J, U. UNDARIILL, k Bank, or Kahway, N. ARM FOR SALE—CONTAINING 136 ACRES, TWO tiles from Jameaburg, N J. 40 aci (liable and; upon it is @ house ple orchard. Price rasgonable. Money may remain. Sale must be made extate of the late Thomas Doyte, deceased, BIPWHLL, Division avenue, near Fourth OR SALE.—4 LOTS ON THIRTY-POURTH STREET, Bear Fifth avenue; 3 Jota on Thirty Ath aureot in roar of be above: 18 lola on Nineteanth alrget, boumes and lola, Nv. ‘soon, to close Tnquire of JOHN atreet, Williams- OR SALE—A THREESTORY ANI) BASEMENT BROWN sione front house in one of the best loeations iu south Brooklyn; will be sold low aa the owner '& about to leave the city, Apply to W. 5. BROWN, No. 24 William atrcet, roam 16. OR SALE-A BROWN STONE HIGH BASEMENT front house No 143 Weat Thirty-seventh street, betwee sud Bighth avenues, replete witn all the modern im: ents, Apply at 669 Houston street. Sev prot ORK SALE—THE FOUR S#ORY THOROUGH BUILT house No. 161 avenue B, second door from Tenth street, near Tompkins square; an excellent location for business or & dwelling; wze 24 by 93; the first sory can be altered for a store; price $7,760; termaeany. Apply on the premises. OR SALZ-IN THE SEVENTH WARD, THE TWO ory and atilc house No 21 Kast Hroadway. Thia pro- perty in fee, the honse le in excellent order, filted up imer: nally in elegent style, unsurpassed by any other bouse tn the for pavtionlars: apply toh, 3. WENKUFF & CO, Wt w Murray ~ SS et ae JOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 280 FOURTH STB Opposite Washington square, lo: aixl00, | Honaa wae ou in perfect or er iny For particuinrs inguire at the of fice of LUVIN LXWISSON & LEVY. bankers, 23 Willem stowet, from 10 to 3, or at the house after 4 P. at. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN alone Iront house, withail the modern improvements, with rose wood and black wainut dors on firat tloor and black walnut ataire, No. 11 Thirty-second street, between Mativon aud Filth avenues. Inquire on the premises for particul srs, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. R SALE—IN NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERS! first class residence, eight minute's waik from the depot, surrounded with ornamental sbrubbery; price low aud terma easy. For further particulars inquire of F.C. WAGNER, 23 Cortiandt street, New York {OR SALE—THE NEW, SUBSTANTIAL BSOWN STONE front three story and basement bouse, 37 East Thirty- first street, near Madison with all he modern un provements, Inquire at 11 Wall street, room FOR BALR—TWO NKW FIRST OLARA FOUR TORY brown stone front houses, in the choice locauon Nos. 31 Thirtieth street, between Fifth avenue aad Broad way, Gnished in tbe best masner, with all modero improve menis, Termecany. Apply ou ihe premises. OR @ALE--AT A BARGAIN AND ON EASY TREMS. three story malern house, 51 Summit sreet, Brook lyp, bas gas, hot and cold water: bathroom, &e., 4c. Would be traded for vacant jot in New York AMUIL, EDDY, 51 Liberty street, OR BALE—ON LIBERAL TERMS, A TWO STORY and abalf house nnd lot. with basement and counter cellar, Apply on the premises. 194 Prince street. VOR SALE.—A THREE STORY AND BROWN STONE basement house, in ® firet class neighborhood, with modern improvements, will be nold ats sacrifice if applied for immediately Apply o J. © MeKIB, ship br jsaion merchant, No. 7 Coenties slip, ollice No. 4 R SALE—THE FOUR STORY STONE FRONT Hi No, 45 West Tweu!y-fourth street, near aa square, ail the way up; ia perfect order ama has all modern improvements, pri Riso: on mortgage, $10,000, Apply on the premises. OR SALE—A NEAT TWO STORY COTTAGE, 2 F front, containing seven rooms, with goo! cellar; water in Ue bitchen; lot Adx10s feet, aituated on Fordaam avenue, neat Seventh str Also, a full size house at Melrose corner of Washingtou avenue and Milton street, eon eleven rooms and large basement, lot W100 fe “ ie let on & lease for two yrars after the first of May at $2”) per annum. The above property sill be sold very cheap 9a the going to Eusope. Apply at the above cotiage, Mor OR SALE—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK house and lot, having gas, bath, water closet, range, €.; wil be sold cheap. the owner being about leaving soon Kurope. ¢ Tf not sold iil 10th of March wiil be rent or leased rma Apply at Fifiy first street, east of #ourh rth house of a row of xeven houses, from 10 till OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A STORF, house and jot in the city of Waverley, Tioga county, York, by the depot. [tina fine place for 4 business. Inquire of WM SWALM, 172 Full lyn, or of Mr, JARVIS, at the post office, Wa eany. ly situated nty, N. J Wisir wood and timber, and good near mt Buildings cod water. Apply. 0 JOSE! TAMIA T. 96 Chrytie aireet, room No. 19, New York, or to JONATHAN VALENTINE, on tho prem oes, OR SALB—CHEAP FOR CASH, OR EXC! for goods or realeainte In the vicinity, a manufac business afew ‘of Wiseonain State lands wil chunged for household furniture, pranoforte, carriage, Ae. FIskE, 114 Grand sureet, if Broadw OR SALE, IN BROOKLYN -THE ENGLISH BASE ment house No. 323 Racket street, near Court stree, with ail the modern improvements, and in perfect order; brick feners. woodhouse, £e Price $4.50; mortgage 2.'4N) Apply on (he premises or of 0.8 FL , Ae ‘kh, Brovalyo Fen SALE AT HOBOKEN—A FIRST CLASS THRE story brick house. with basement and under cellar, on Hudecon street, opoosiie Franklin terrace Howse 22 font front Ly 40, lot 100 feet. with paved alley io rear, 2 feet, rice $7 0); terme haifeah. ‘Ayply to CHAS. T. PRAY, ytto cottage, Hobuken. Fe" ALE CHEAP. alt yurth avenwes, nortb y to B SILLICK, Bigh oR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS—THR three story brown stone house 404 Fourthatreet. Apply to AUGUST BELMONT, 16 Beaver street POR, ALB OR EXCHANOR—« SUPEAB COUNTRY feat and prodnctive farm for prodastive real estate, i | New York or Brooklyn. « first clase Preferred | + - ig Evening Post Apply at 69 Wall atrest, room 0 ‘OR SALE NEW YORK PRO perty. » fat BB acre of good land, Dandaomely be orchard of grafted fruit, ke. about one mile from the rai depot apply to WT. CHT RCHALL, 292 Houston street, FPOR S442 On RXCHANGR FoR MERC HANDISE, OR for tore, do, or fi rn oe neae—A good rek bouse in New Yor A ty five miles from Sy recnae, in 8 flor place o would exchange house, stores aad lots in a fae pisee, ‘wood land y Micpigan. for a fne house place, or for a No one need apply except they wantt) exchaage y, and are no humbugs. Address vox 29, Aabarn OR SALE OR LANDS AND FA: SIN western V d, good soll, water, timber and con), ia tr acres Apply to FRAN ¥ J. THOMAS 4. or to BRIGGS & ARDEON, (© * hous and res ot Fordham, ten he order, with bath, heaters, a first class neighborhood; frait and K NSHIMOR, 319 Fourth aveny TO LET—ON GATES AVENUE, BROOK ling, nearly new, well Built, expgesaly nt." House 22034, extension Mx18 feet Fr SALE OR TO LET=A LARGE MODERN BUILT * r, gas pipes, and in irers BB OR SALE ney. Apply to CB PROSE terry, oF POSTER & LOPER, N OR SALE OR TO LEASK—A THREER STORY ENGL basement house in Fifty (bird street north atte, 109 west of Hrondway and near Kighth avenue, touse 28 b: W feet, and all the Apply ON, jen improvements Will be sold low CHK, HRIZKL. 404 Third avenue, or to Mr. DICK Now 243 anc 46 Water street. FoR S412 OF, TO, LEASR—FOR A KUMBRR oF year four lota, and butldings thereon, between rc ay and Church street, or 54 feet tront in Leonard « . 48 foot front in Pras Rireet MW feet; the next agjuming lots can be leased wonted, for a large hotel or any establishment. Address Sox 2,256 Poa: office R PALF OR INT—A HOUSE AND LA t desirable part of Morr from Jepot, House dou It Also fe si st oka na fing A ‘ iso for @sie, severs ining. piy woe SCOFIELD, 69 Walt ercee, Ne Apviy two story house, with lot, No. 166 Orehar! street, percent; sito, three story brick house y 1 house, let, No. =| Woeat Twentieth oe $6,000 alan, (wo story attic and Kasement om Jot, No. 698 Green ‘oh price $8,800; alao, & ROPANE Ts Wall rect, ® Apply to A stree MERCHANTA—FOR SaL®, TWENTY FOUR ing lote free from all en som! ty lo ested In a flourishing viinge near, he etty of New York, ac cemmible by steamboata They will be exchanged for boots find shows, recs made clothing, ce Tadia rubber goods, For ther partion! address lenry Fxiwards, et office, New York. 3 SALES OF REAL ESTATE, 133 AMITY STREET, HAS FOR SALR Pooh iy: eg EE ig umile from Hariem Katlrond elton, and 24 miles from. the chy; ba. nice tari buildizgs, excellent fruit, good fences and water, will give the Lest ead vt ihe bargain. KATATE, WESTERN LANDS, BONDS AND mortgages wanted. In exchange ‘or a lucrative bushaese nein thie city. Apply to HG BABCOCK, 2 TED—ABOUT THIRTY ACRES IMPROVED 4, nol more than three hour'a/latant from New Yor 's Village 00 @ ralleoudorateym voat route, goad Gobe utbuildings; fralt shade trees: wail watered from sore Address Covager, Herald otiice, stating particulars, price, &e. W ESTWARD HO !—SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF THR choicest farming !andain Lltnois on Terre Hante and Canteen Bait 00 i010 890 0 ra eres Wo wae trom Bt Lowla, er aere, erms eaay, maj Fe tiene Auarese 0. ©: Herdman, North Orange Post office. —FOR 8A! ONE &. OF THE PROPER- $750. ty interest, de., in a well established and grow~ ing Whlinms? urg express, a the owner hag more than he can personally aitend to, and would prefer @ good partner tothe annoyances of disinterested hired persons. Addreas Wiliamaburg, Herald $800 —FOR SALE, A RESTAURANT AND DRINK- + ing saloon. ' For partionlare apply at 102 Dusoe Mireet, beiween Broadway and Chureb street, No agents need apply. $1 OOO R22, SAL LEASE. STOCK, FIX. . + tures and Corniture of the oyater and lo creamy saloon No. 77 Eighthavenue. Apply on the premises. $1 OOO AFOR SALE: A, SPLENDID OUD Bar A; : . Ad . pianed coffee make sad opsier salegn ig Grane street, doing a larg# ant rare business, cle sring 62,000 year- Ly; erb chance. Also, snperior butter ane cheese de- Borin Crnal atrcet, tong catablished, price $100. Apply at Broadway, room 3 1.600.283. cha88 BOARDING Hous |. of hoarcers. Any pers Bean sep Afra rate living. The bouse has every hing complete from top tohotom ‘The owner will step right out and the par- Gabe con right in. So now's your chance, for ‘he ‘owner ia homesick for the country. Apply to WHEELER & Co., 34 Broadway room 13, Cooper House. 5. DOO, Fok Saber AY ALUABLE BUSINESS THAT eds |. pays from $3.0%0 to $4000 per Annum business is light and one ‘hat concerns every man of a family. RAIBBECK & CO., 183 Naeaau wreet, PUBLIC HOUSE FORSALE—A RARE CHANCE.—THE proprietor of the Fountain Hotel, Jersey City, having engaged in another business requiring all his time and aiten- tio, Ty desl ons of disposing of hie Interest in the the most libersi terms The house is first class and doing & lucrative business, having {u connection a pistol gallery, quolt ground, club ‘room and every modern convenience. q pply on the premises, No. 83 Montgomery street, Jersey pity. CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR A “ele; many years in arocesafal operation; the steck and fixtures with lease for a term of years will be so'd om reason- able terma, as the owner has cher business to attend to. Apply on ‘the premises, No. 226 Seventh avenue, corner of Twenty-fifth street, CAPITAL CHANOR.—TWO BINGER'A LARGEST AA a wing machines, new and In perfect order, (orale at a heavy discount, dy K. BYANS, oS Fulton street UBINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES —A GENTRRL Aud meee business, estaorished in New Yors to 1449. or two oF three reapectable Indies and can be widely willbe lepoeed of for eaal, and full tnaraciiouw ‘Tne present proprietor w ehes'to resign it in conse health. Apply by totter addressed Mra J tl. 8., ‘owt ofies, New York (OR SALE—A FRUIT STORE OF SEVEN YEARS’ stancing situated in Elesckor street, four doors went of Brosdwn ae stock, fixtures and lease, Inquire o the store, 82 Bleecker areet OR SALE—A PRI*TING MACHINE, A CA also, 8 winding and brushiog machine, wi . ‘Apply (o THEO, HINSDALE, Assignee, 19 Nassau street. OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT FOR AN @RTICLE i Pertons who desire a perma. will inquire of D. C. CUNSTABLS, secqnd floor. s NDA UR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY, IN successful operation, with the prospect of a steady in- crease, ‘an low figure, ns the owner isabout re moving South A fine opportunity for aman willing to work. Apply at 16 Beekman street, room No 2. OR BALE OR TO LKASE—MOLABSES REFINERS 609 Water street; lot 25 by 11), running through to Fros street; brick buildipg thereon with ac., suitable for the I etn gy Apply to WM. E. BIRD, 218 Fro ATENT RIGHT FOR SALE CHEAP—JUST I8- large pro ‘sued—on an article universally waned, and ina warranted, Meaeo call and see it at 318 troaway, thir oor. Wa. STODDARD. 10 TAILORS,—A MERCHANT TAILOR, NOW EN- gaged in business in one of the beat locations on Broad - way. near the New York Hospital, wishes to wel: out, in order toembark in another Dusiness, The trade has heen long oa- tablished, and ts of the firat clas custom The stock of goode is not large, and will be offered at @ low valuation for one half cash, the balance at 6and 9 montha, with an approved endorser, No charge for the fixtures, good wi'l and Intl ence. The prem ses now occupied years, at a moderate rent. Address Jones, Herald offica, WENTY SAILBOATS, FROM TWELVE TO THIRTY f 6 » A" LETONS’ TLLOSTRATED, RAILWAY GUIDE, FOR ARCH, Price Twenty five centa, Examine the Time Indicator in this nam! D, AEPLETON & CO... ‘M6 and ber. Publishers, ii UST RECEIVED— Ban Francisco Directory for 1858-9. ‘Agent for ali the principal papers published in ‘alifon aia, regan. ‘aghington Territory, Austral New Zevand and Sand wieh falands, Subseriptions received and adverisementa inserted #1 offre Single copies for sale by J. F. PERKS, Cailforn's ews agent, 18 Ann street, New Yor! AUTICAL ROUTINE. SHORT RULES IN NAVIGATION, ny ANALYTICAL AND EXPRAIMENTAL MIND@ UNDSR PRACTICE, Published and for sale by 183 Poort stre ENRY SPEAR, nnd 86 Hoaver sureet, BILLIARDS, BOOK ON BILLIARDA-PRICE ONR “The Game of Hilinri#,”’ by Michael Phelan, author "Billiards Without a Master’ Mailed free, oo reesipt of ice by COCOMMOR & CULLENDER, $8 Aan eivect, Hew DOLLA AT ZAMPORO'S 109 FULTON ATRERT. 16 TABLES no} floors, plenty uaht; more can be xeeommtatad assortnect of ov ¥ and acoord hand (aniew PAIACe, 15 labien, Court and Remenn streeta, evenings. A In for wale. Bil ya. ILLIARD TARLES, OF IMPROVED STYLE AND made in the beat manner of wall ersaoved rials, aod combining «il the advantages of Pheias's latest 4 hwo ranted the presen! year) For sale st prices w suit the times, few second hand iabies cheap O'CONNOR & COLLENDER, maontncn A} Ann'steaet, New York. Ralesroom 76 anil 758 Brow way, entrance on Feath street TLLIARDS.—TO LET. THE FINERT AND BRET 14. cated room on roadway fora billiard ravm. ing 138 site the New Yor® H nel; or wou! t an IG RON SHOOTING TOURN AMENT —THIS INTEREST. ort to the United Stales wnt lock A. M.. at Jersey mon pal aweepal: kes, SIO on Must meet at ten o'clock at Mr sey City, Good birds purchar ASTROLOGY. WRITTEN NATIVITY ~MADAME LAFINE, MOST Jem ned astrologist Send date of month sod year of ©. business, abrent friends, losses, fvanal sree. Ladion aod gentle’ $1. bith, Information un 6) CLAIRVOVANTS —WR&. HAYES, MEDICAL AND Dus meas clairvoyant.—The worst cases of gout, rheumy fam, parsiysia, neuralgia, deafness, stammering aud al Tervove dieranea cored at once by Dost we Hayes, Hayes Rives advice gratuitously. Office 383 Broome street, 110 "Ghine nse eamaeotatey Pes iat ant in America Uon@n)tations on beent eat property, Ae. veny hair 176 HAS VARICK STREET —WADAWE MAR hres A aw her you, whom you will marry, find absent friends, 'y erent of life She ie sasisted by Madame ae dore, he most Wonderful healing clairvoyant in the world; ahe de- seribea your diseane, gures you if curable, tarna gray bair to t8 original color. Thisis no humoug. ‘They astonieh all who visit them REWARD 1 who ero FFERED TO ANT PERSON Medame CLIFPTON. She ia Voltet Statee She warrants the worst cages of rheama- aunt, scrofaia, Ae All who i see STROLOGY.—MADAME LANE CN BR CONSULTED about love, marring: ! f She toile al vente of life stl cents, gentler . STROLOOT MADAM VANTIONN CAN PR CON. A mated, at 465 ee fh Pvlera cong erring roar clages, 18.98 ek wer. eid ali Patace a ve sow syeedy MA rages. Gray hae restored F.—MADAM BRUCE, TB MesTteTOr WAS returned © he sity, and gan be om $38 neva snd giv oor: sree! roam S ARATE P THE NEST CY ro in th. United diate: All -rentgo’ Bty tohd sky nut wea; creme cared, if eursdl Umea, Weal Nineteen = reed near Sanay oe. Lales WS seat, gerlenen cents. inal ToT wRa FLBURY, 28 BROOME STRERT, kivea (rae information on'all events of hfe gad the planeta, and anawers questions on love, marriage. Sent trend. te. by magoetiam, She speaks French, Rag Wiah and German.