The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1858, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1858. en ee eee wen eed The Bu. ‘STRUCTION ane DY GOODS, « Wee TO THE EDITOR OF 1B HERALD. oa 7 SPRING FASHIONS. 1868, wana. 1858, New York, March 6, 1858, 1 Rhea in penmanship, at prices to $3; book- com ore reney 2. gahibitour ap of J dave just read in your edition of to-day an article oa Be eet a eetal Cakes hee Oe OR ya rf and 23 wie jaa ae ‘are une in ariel x = handed “‘Covert Designs upon the Public Lands—The | roomeforladics MARTIN 8. PAINE, 62 Bowery, — eo urpaased in variety, beauty Homestesd Bill.”” From the fact that the Heaarp, of all ether journals, bas been foremost in exposing the enor- land ewindles that have been perpetrated within the Inst few years in Congress, aud also been actively en- gaged in exposing the evils of land speculation, I am led to believe that you have not seen Senator Johnson’s bill, which has been reported back to the Senate by the Com- mittee on Public Lands (to whom it was referred), with the unanimous report of gaid committee that it be adopted —— ee hi ‘ou are in error when you say, “It proposes to get go- ‘vernment to grant poor and lustrious persons, out of she public Tans of'ine West, small farma,” &o., &e. ill does not limit its benefits to’ the “poor” or any other class of citizens, but it provides:—Sec. 1. That passage of this act shall, from and after the passage of ‘this act, be entitled to enter one quarter section of vacant ‘and unappropriated public lands,” &c., &c. Now, “any person,” &c., &c., includes rich and poor, ‘and embraces all classes of our citizens who may choose toemigrate to the West. You further say that should Sopra pass the bill, ‘in ninety-nine cases out of a hun- it would turn out that the original applicant bad dis- pored of his grant for itry sum to some land pirate or , and that the pi object of the bill had ‘been efttirely frustrated.” 16 course now pursued under existing pre. emption laws, but would not be if the Homestoaa bi ill should become a law, as an effectual check is provided in section 2, viz, :—* Provided, however, that no certificate sball be given or nt issued therefor until the expira- tion of five years the date of such entry,” &c. ‘You say (An emigrant farmer requires not merely inna ut he needs some little capital to buy stock enable him to cultivate it.”” “Ris suet letter, and in stating this you have advanced one of the best and strongest arguments why ‘the ‘‘Homestea bill” should become a law. There are hundreds of industrious farmers who have capital suffi- went to buy stock, but have not sufficient to buy stock and land both, and thoy are the ies who would avail themselves of the benefits of this ‘Those who ¢‘are, in reality pernoes, ‘ittle above the con- paupers,”’ could not and would nottake up the lands, but they might and would, many of them, go out im the employ of the settlers as farm laborers. Ip order that our inte! eet ciate mak whan vend ‘he Huratp, may thoroughly understand this quostion, it would be nat to publish the bel ea bel | your paper, yy 80 doing accommodate a large number of your readers, including BP, The Jury Fees of the Sheriff. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Bis not, we presume, generally known to the suitors in the courts of this city what amount they are obliged to pay for the mere summoning of the juries to the respes- tive courts. For every term a cause is upon the calendar ‘the plaintiff is obliged to pay the Sheriff for summoning ‘the jury—and that, too, whether the case is reached or mot—fifty cents; and cases in this city in mest of the courts are generally upon the ca- Jendar twelve or fifteen terms before being reached. The calendars of the courts of this city for the January term of this year contained 5,433 causes, that is, the Supreme Court 2,612, the Superior Court 1,761 and the Common Pleas 1,060 causes. The Sheriff, as mentioned above, is entitled toa fee of fifty cents in each of these eanses for summoning the juries for the January term, ‘which amounts to $2,716 50. There are in the Supreme ‘Court ten, and in the geod Court and Common Pleas nine terms in Se yee The number of causes on the ‘ealendars does not diminish during the year, but rather Increases, for each term additional new causes are added to the calendars, and it is well know that the courts of ‘thie city are not able to despatsh the vast amount of bu- sinese before them as fast as it accumulates. The Sheriff, therefore, receives for the mere service of summoning the juries to these three courts during one year the enor- mone sum of $25,765 50—an amount sufficient to pay the salaries of the Mayor, the Comptroller, ali the Judges of the Common Pleas, and still leave a large surplus. the eervices for which the Sheriff receives this sum can be, and probably are, performed by one person. This is but one small item of the ‘perquisites of the Sheriff, and it could be reduced or applied to some other odject with out seriously distressing him. In the other counties of ‘thus Staie the calendars are small, and the componsation tw not so disproportionate to the services performed. We can imagine no good reason why suitors should be taxed this enormous sum, nor why the Sheriff of this county should receive for’ merely summoning the jurrors more ‘shan the President of the United States for pres hia duties. We think it must be apparent to all that the law regulating these fees ought 19 be altered so as to work more beneficially for the interests of the communiiy. If it te better that this tax upon litigation should be continued, then let the money be applied to the payment of the Judges, or to some other object that will net the com- munity, reserving to the Sheriff @ reasonable compenss- tion for his services. JUNIUS. PERSONAL. [XEORMATION WANTED OF JAMES CORBIT, FROM the county Roscommon, Ireland. He was last heard trom dont @ year since; he was at thet time in Alabama. Any in- formation from him will be thankfully received by his sis- Sot w, Sarab and Ann Lane, No. 2 Union court, Brook- }y La Ie I THAT WAS ALL SATISFACTORY, AND YOU Feceived your letter in time, send again to 8. SWAN & Georgia. NFORMATION WANTED.—CHAS. W, ST. JOHN LEFT re the store of his employers, in Barela) ton Tuesday, 2d inet. about 11 o’elock. appareniiy in_ a de anged state of wind. He is about 37 years of age, li jexion and hair. Had on s blue cloth sartout overcoat, Mine drab shawl, casst: more frockcoat, drab caasimere pants. Any information coa him will be grateful'y received by his afflicted family and at the store of Youngs, Hoppe & Co. 174 Chat- bam square, or at his residence, Maspeth, SS S—DO NOT DISAPPOINT; THIS DAY, AT 3 M. Sacer. ie TSSING.—A GENTLEMAN LEFT HIS RESTDENCE, 172 West Nineteenth street, on the 24th last February, to ro . ts Island on business, and bas not since been vie fe about 42 years of age, about five feet in height, with large head. vary prominent fore bead and in a little bal ithe had on when he left a black cloth veat with velvet collar, & black dress coat a light sack coat See re Seercost dack brown ponte with figured strips on Mee whee cadibinek hate Avy. information will be thankfally received, and the person liberally rewarded, at 17: West Nineteenth street, 904 Ninth aveune, or 212 Kighth avenue, Augusta, ARY MACDONALD.—=INFORMATION WANTED OF ‘Mary MacDonald, cousin of Kdward MacDonald, of Row common. Ireland, Said Edward married Catherine Oates in Stareh, 1863, and went o South America, Raid Catherine had two brothers, carpenters, who resided om Staten Island. Any one knowing the whereabouts of Mary MacDonald will con fer a favor on her friends by addressing K. E. H., Herald a {UN ay, —_— 1 7.—THE PERSON THAT Le 4 PS a ‘money, containing $200, nt a certain plage in stad better retarn the same itpmediately if be docs pot wish (o be exposed. Lé 8 OF WILLIAM MACKAY, FROM Pf Tian Greonn ie Aree Beotland, have not beard of ears. this meet ‘eye or thatof any rs quaists with him they are rernestly, requested to communi- cate with his sister, Ann Mackay, at 22 Inverleith row, borg, iB PERSON pd ad TOOK pak é LETTER BY MIS. take at the Post office, ‘anny Platt, will lease return it to the Post of “y aod wo oblige the real Fanny Piatt REWARD. LOST. OW THR TH INsT AHA Newfoundland dog. lege balf white fan black, white rae on the head, and answers | ome name of “Jack: yee had on a leatber collar. who will Pee. ee the dog at F. Vincent's. 15 ‘North’ Willten an* wa reeeive the above reward and no questions asked. 4; ret LOST, SATURDAY NIGHT OR MON- , An ArcoUNt containing a gold pen- two lctersand A few cards. inder will receive the shove rowers by Maven ‘reward by leaving the aame at 26 Greenwich street, | Peg @ 1) REWARD —108T ON MONDAY MORNING, ON 0) Err th one of the Houston etrect ferry boats, «bun 1 papers containing receipts and accounts and two «mall fccount hooks. The ‘are of no use te any one but the Owner, The finder will receive the above rewarl from either Of the Houston street ferry masters. 4 REWARD =—LO8ST, ON MONDAY MORNING, 25 fuh ina. in Catbarine street, & purse con:aining & fone hundred doll ‘and ninety'one dollars in billa of am sl) ye Rm hy finder will reerive the above re. and the thanks of the owner, by returning it to 62 High fireet, Brooklyn. THE LECTURE SEASON. DOREMUS {iil DELIVER TEN, LECTURES ON “Retener and la,’ at the New York Medical Col- L.A Thirteenth street, on ‘the Sie / co “he of. i Mareb Li, at 8 0 choc’ Roca wan be ys fai tr it oa cee for the course, ne Mesars. Milhan, Rush: fig <dnoy ‘or Green, pot SUS NAPOLEON.—AN ADDRESS TO EX saddens oF York will be delivered on Thursda ‘evening next eae the Stuyvesant Institute, To Commence ai hall'p ‘ot Lonion on the “Kefugee Qrestion.”” Aveven. Admission 25 cenis, B LECTURRS “HENRY WENTWORTH MONK, retation of the Revelation,” will laeture ie see nig Waly Basi Broadway, on Wednesday next, at 7 o'eloe! Bubject—""God and Man RESTAURANTS. YUFFWS STORR—WHEN NAR BLRRCKER street, and you feel disposed to takes Ihtle ale, wine, juor, segare, Ae, © eagtion shop, beef steak, or Weish ri » = cannot than drop The Store, ee lee, ble place, a Fably Rept by. Mr. JAMES Bt. Cathie and i eo ver you Xt By paler gins State tbe Sate ae m7 " roe INNBRS, DINNERS.—R. 1, CANAVAN & WM. TODD Dd" 0, torn thelr lend and ae VAN tant hey have the elegant d tH, >. 66 William street, corner Fie, ( sccoed to tone ig ite hr. ther inte ect to rant Ohi er Fee iiality of the viands, oF the ie eed comtort st the farrasgements; and with prieee cos fgure, ey tenat tolimerit a share call. "i. B-Our peck of wines, Ii ‘ond oe ‘gars beth finest brands and fine baon carefully ee ‘WINES AND LIQUORS, JAMUEL FE JSON, ¥O. 7 SOUTH WILLIAM STRRET, { wines, brandies, tos. en od | Sore, . oe randy, in bond, for anle oben Cann ale Senteh beat 10 this s 8. Bis sgent for Willem Younger & Co.'s Wier de which is ie finest on Cranght in this country; for sale by the bogshead —BI WarEnG FOR BUSINESS MEN.— LBEAR’S system of hand Broad- removes al] stiffheas or fee, | from, every bend and better business writers .o made Dy the ofd ystems in ‘enrmoniie, ‘Two $10 seats vacant for evening. ery er? * FOSTER’S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,” way, vr ns, the best organized institutions of the ‘kind in ‘the The course of nanos | can ractic ‘com plete; and every facili " ba for hs ire and of pc ‘in ‘penmanship, expertness in arithmetic, and in bookkeeping... [From the London ye.) done much towards: macadamizing the rug- oe of bookkeeping. for studies whicl ‘less The tmy ceded All that we beg to impress upon our readers is, the excellence of ‘of the system pursued by ‘oster. N [8 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE THE A French lagu .—~ A private family will let two front parlor chambers, with bedroome attached, if seqairets the house is replete with all the modern improvements, 23 West ‘Twenty second street, near Fifth avenue. OS OLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.—UNI- ‘versity of the State of New York covner of Twenty third street and Fourth avepue.—The ere, annual commence- ment of the ers will be held in this College hall on Thurs: day, March 11, at tseven o'clock P. M. Address b; Professor lima. rofession and the public are invite to attend, ROBT. r. WATTS, M.D. Dean f the Faculty, pitts LANGUAGE—MONSIEUR AND MADAME ‘BOS’ conversational elasses and beginners classes tre.qpen sapounl ual at their med No. 13g Clinton place. Ladies meetings three times a week. Gentiemen’s ev. classes, No connection with any other RE LADIES’ CLASSES IN FRENCH.—PROF. D. LA- 1GROIX, 166 Broadway, will commence two distinct day ‘lasses in French, for on Kp gi Cre % oaty for beginners, and the other for adyanced sch Padbers fu Gach siaon,” Terme i0pper caarior: trea fessone week. Under Mons. L.’a tuition And eficent, and from ihe wecond lesson, the pupil la syste maicahy oxy ercised in eonversat Undoubdted = paply from 9% to Oe ‘ovclock A. M., or from 304 Piri DE MARSAN CONTINUES TO GIVE PRIVATE insiruction in the French language to beginners, and to me need the correst Ba" direction OWS $1 WRITING | CLASSES BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic and stenography, 347 Broadway, office No. 5. Hach perfectly a acquired a in twelve leasons. Age or deficienc; no impediment. visiting cards, and ornament penn ‘executed qa if not superior, to plate en- graving. F MUSICAL. , $17 CASH WIL LB BUY A SPLENDID 8 SKVEN oe: tave rosewood pianofort yous thic cor ners; original: ceighrated oo jime Tone, in splendid condition. “Must he sold, as the family baa no use for it, Call at No 9 Bayard street. $19. —SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE FOR SALE, . nearly new. first class city maker, full tone, scol- protiings, been used but bey time, iron plate, Bionsed in ‘old, in perfect order. Can be seen at the verdser, Firat ave- nue, between Ni Ninth and "Tenth pce $21 0 ) —MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SRYEN OCTAVE ‘+ pianoforte, large, round corners, full rieb tone, miiful touch, cost $30, made by one of the best makers in the chy, beautifully ‘ornamented iron frame, with basket of flowers, &c., with splendid stool. References to the makers. Call at! ‘és Broome street, N ENTIRELY LARGE ROUND CORNER FULL 7 octave piano, heavy serpentine mouldings, carved legs and igre, pearl inlaid; ae” oversirung basa’ patent treble bridge, (double sounding '8,) powerful tone, suitable for the largest parlor, maker's guarantte for two years, will be sold thig week at asaerifice. Apply at 182 Twelfth street, be- tween Fifth and Bixth avenues, A PRorEstor PP esd COMPOSER I pianoforte and singing, han page and bs inthe French lanquagi cl efor clothing, jewelry and furnitare. reas is DS , 278 Sixth avenue, NY PERSON HAVING A SECOND HAND ROSE- corners, MUSIC, THE Tessons in both, Wood plano, in good order, of about 6X oF 7 octaves, they woud like to dispose of for part cash dl part jowelry, may hear of a cus'omer by addressing P. . T-, box 4,002 Post office. ROWN 4 ALLEN'S CELEBRATED BOSTON PIANOS 8. D. a Ti. W. Smith's prize melodeons to rent; rent applied if purchased.” Agency of, Jasob Chickering’ well known pianos and improved New York A. ANQURE, 435 Broadway. GODONK, NO. 778 BROADWAY, NEAR NINTH ono ie gure etaire, sic of musigl tira of removal, eftrs the Mi prion" One husired prose of G. USIC.—A LADY, WHO IS AN EXCELLENT TEACHER of the guitar and piapo with singing, desires to obtain & few more pupils. Terms $ per month.” Address Madame Hamilton, Union square Post ofice, TANOS AND MELODKONS—NEW AND SROOND hand, best Boston and New York makes, oishingly iow prices for cash. The Waters large and popular catalogue of music at halt priee, i, the great piano and music agency of HORACE WATERS, No. 383 Brondway. GFLanpip TONE 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, elegant cise and metallic frame, with Snlehed back. m made It be by oae of the best makers and warranted; cos: $47 41 Ninth ‘at & great sacrifice for cash. Inquire at No. street, ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND MELO. deons, in exshange for good Tennessee lands ani cit: lots, near New York, unencumbered and title guaranteed, Address A. Johnson, Herald office. DANCING ACADEMIES. , DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES, No. st Montagne piace, Brook 0. 187 Mont iace, Brooklyn, will becontinued wnt June ls _Puplis received at any time, EW Dancing ACADEMY, AT 765 BROADWAY.— Prof. L. MARINA announces that be will open his gplendia rooms, se above, for instruction im dancing, on ednesday, March 10. HOSE WHO WISH TO LEARN THE LANCERS, soe d trail Raropenn, pentemiee of colavrhy, shoud viait Mra. Luby's dancing acbool 275 Bleecker street. bas recetved ‘he following testimonials from one of the Gar- bois family (teachers by appointment) A the Vice Regal Court of Dublin:—You may rest assured tbat the Lancers and Tempeve which i have taught Zou Are thoge which elicited 80 iuck opplause at Dublin Castle, aad which you may safely impart to your pupile aa the only genuine figures. ours tral) WILLIAM GARDOT 24 Kildare street, Dublin. 2 » Mas, Loey, $1. LOAN OFFICES. —WE HAVE MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT TO ADVANCE OM DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Ao. TO ADVANCE OM PIANOS, BI |, DRY GOODS, £6, so asvanee Gu Somaesee roRmrrone, £0. ALL KINDS. THIS t 1s. Tae i OLDEST Herren 1 1 THIS CITY. J. MACDU FF, establiahed 1848, commission house, No. 396 Broadway, corner of Walger street. §, B.—No connection with any ot olber house. Private rooms. 1 TO $60,000 TO LOAN ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, segars, dry goods and all kinds ofperson property, or bought. Merchants wishing to cose oft their Frocks aceommodated on short notice. Securities of all Kinds broere and comsalesion mer. nn ‘R. THO! IMPSON, Kectsacer. ‘TO $25,000, AT SIGHT. 1 8 niches. jes ey 4 or amall cog he dine monde, plate, wi jewel! etntiags, elaue, dry goods, socks, Failread bonds, velit bw aM BARRINGER, Tid Brosdyray, room 62. DOL-AR TO ANY AMOUNT LOAKED OR ADVARCRD monda, watches, jewelry, pianos, sewing mv’ and ary goods, "All kinds’ of nchandioe ‘nod. sold Private roome. JOSEPH WOOD, Jn., 47 Broadway, room No. & TO $0 000.—NEW MONFY DEPOT—G. LE FORT A ., 538 Srontwar make liberal cash advances on dia- iatches jewelry, lance, household furattere, ew. ing machines, liquors, description, or bought for Business conbdentiai., Pre vate rooms. G. LE PORT & Tes Broadway, opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms. ig LIBERALLY ADVANCED TO LADIRG $1 . and gendemen on ga diamonds, watches, Jewelry, Ae. unos coutaentl, eames P AME wtbLINGs 6 Go.” nor of Prince street, up staira, $1 <MONRY LOANED TO $5,000-—LADIES AND GEN semen arcommodatrd with any amount on diamonds, watches, jewelr, Business confidential, at the old es tablished offier, corner of Houston st eet, room, No. & Private entrance 678 $157.000 10 32102 ce Fearne. eru nh Donght for the bis ihn cach odiee 11 ‘Saturday AM RBADY TO LEND OR 9%. ON DTAMOT | Atutiea tna Juwriry ts tes fr eam, Facog enh wih strletiy eondgenual, and no Saree tnd sliver bonal arrem ‘poe JAOOHAT oid etabianed wore, 108 Chacha wtreet. Ayr CASH ADVANCES MADE UPON CONSIGN: ments of merchandise to our friends in Raitimore, Rieb pa and Charleston, MORGAN & 0O., 24 Clift street. ONRY, MONRY.—ANY PERSON WHO WISHES (TO know) to make from twenty to thirty per cent pet num, dividends quarterly, without attention, or thirty to fi per cent, by gevent ime to #, upon AMY sum not oss than bne thousand, nor over forty thousand @ollara, or a lawyer well nequatnied 1a {hia city and with, practice. good character and hab Tocation dor busthena by calling at the ofice of W. J. Bell & Co, bankers, ursler Hank of State of New York. ‘Note warratte at one dollar per acre put on interest at 91 per eat per annem, so: cured upon renl retate. ‘CONEY LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES, M diamonds, or any desoription of merchandise, o- bought for cash. Parties can be dealt with strictly confidential, and not be seen entering a loan office, L. JACORS, Arontway FURSITURE. E AMELLED CHAMBRE SUITS oo FURNITURE, IN ‘ retatl. at prices from All colors and style, at reer £21 Canal street te erat Broatway, Now Y F; RNITURE WANTED—A SUIT OF BROCATEL OR i and upward four doors emat r Jor furniture, for which cash will be paid arty. fre re. Must be in good ord order. Add: ‘ur: niture, Herald office, with deseriptipn and price. Up winine vA Parzee. ra furnien, are, Lo jh leet er) BURST Worains farce at ag b SPORTING. " OR SALK—SFVERAL RREAUTIFUL YOUNG PUPPIES, full blooded hupiers, at 264 Third avenue, up stairs, |. lowest orbort area a oot); ly article, w! a ee SPRING. St ores 9 a “ sand Ware PLA: 00m 1858.7 Ea :y7 buyers, ber ee Lowa led stoc! ‘The subscril daily a large and vari rye et st Suave or Prori' Also,» line at ‘imported stella sbawis, ater from any in the marke! LPIN, Wi treclrey ASSIGNEES: SALR—AT 15 ea CORNER ‘of Lispenard of fine linen damask Tn table ‘loth, froin one ‘oaeven yards lng, Damsabnna dt ard saty the yard. te. By the assignees of G. Gs Werte 4 00. oReers AND SKIRTS FOR SPRING. gant assortment of all the new styles at Mra. Gaxnow sn pyr 843 Broadway, between Thirteenth and Four- EMAREST & ATHERTON, 409 BROADWAY, DEAL- ers in sheet music and musical merchandise, ay choice assortment of pean, Loy in tone and finish, 8 variety of makers, at prics t defy competition. » Hach fastrument fully warrapied by the manufacturers, Second pianos for sale, Pianos and melodeons to rent. RY GOOD: ARGR ASSORTMENT OF TRISH linens, table iapers, toweling, na} broad- cloths, cassimeres, aatineta, blankets, ane Bari sheetings, bleached and unbleached; shirtings, Fs for sale at low cash prices by Wa. MATHEWS, 54 Catharin: street, wit F 'DERIES. ae 1a French cambric collars for misses, at prices unpre- 5 .88. worth _87c. = worth $1.00 Fine collars tor 62c. worth $1 25 GENIN'S "BAZAAR, 613 Broadway. pine DRY GOODS SALE AT RETAIL, UNDER ‘ef assignment, for the benefit of creditors, com- ° ot AND eee cura AND DRAPERIBS, Swiss and Scotch Quilte.and counterpanes, ‘Summer pantaioon stuffs and coatings, Back merinoes, lustres aud alpacas, Gloves, hosiery and calbrottorien, ‘Tre sale is now on at 416 Broadway, corner of Lispenard street. Ly order of the assignees. ENIN’S BAZAAR. ‘A large variety of ladies’ and misses’ p'que sete, Va- lenciennes sats, new styles; Seine dalencon collars and point applique, St. Nicholas Hotel, 513 Broadway. ACES, Liisi recive, a trae — mg ‘thread laces, all it re -. baie wre dENIN'S BAZAAR, 13 Broadway. RS. W. BM, 818 (OLD NO, 67) CANAL STRERT. Invites the ta and country milliners ‘who ure about pu irebaning Konno iscoming soneon, to tue unusually f new and elegant sprite pat: bo bonnets, which she is pow prepared to supply to the N EW SPRING Lanai Atretall And at wholeele. Five thousand elegant stella shawls—the subscriber's own imy gaa abaa be opened fr gale ee low prices- OTICR—TO MERCHANT TAILORS FROM THESOUTH and West that are bu: ishing san select from one of the very best socks in the ety uta great reduc- tion from tke cort prices, by calling at H. 8. TOUSEY & CO.’S, 873 Broudway, pe te) SS EET EE PENING WEEK.—DEMOREST’S NEW YORK PAT- tern emporium of fashions, 375 ype A beantiful ditplay of new and elegant designs ves, mantillas, basaques and children’s garments. The igenie reception basque, just received, ia a novelty and perfect gem. Patterns eut to fit the form, Branches iia Canal nirest, 253 Bowery ‘nd 262 Fulton street, Brooklyn. PRING MILLINERY.—SOUTHERN AND WESTERN © merchants and milliners will find a rich and choice assort- ment of the latest styles of Paris spring millinery ant pattern bonnets, now ready for inspection, at Mra. DAVIDSON'S Paris millinery establishmen! Canal ‘siree!, opposite the People's Bank PRING, 1838. SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, AT WHOLESA We are now prepared to offers a varied and extensive stock of the above articles, and invite the attention of er hee. from ‘All nections of the country. OCBARLES § bay phen Ww RING AND. L naga og panes GOODS, IMPORTED SD for the Broadway sales, PLAIN AND PRINTED BARE EGES AND BAREGE ROBES, PRINTED LAWNS AND ORGA AND On ae AzDs ag DELAINES, aes oe ee WILLIAMS & 00. slere 415 liroatway, corner of than the coat of production, to close Are now culling by the east late of 767 Hroadway, ice Lixpeard street, at leas the estate, Terms cash. IME UNION HONNET FRAME MANUFACTURING Company offer their soring styles to the trade at lower prices thapany other estabiishmen riety constants lace Gipsies, jock: 8 flats, Bloom HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. COTTAGE IN BROOKLYN, OR A SMALL PROPER in New York w xchange for some well lo eater, lands, suitable for farming purposes, or Wee: tern lands morigage would be given. Apply wo HU. LOCKE, bl Liberty street, room No. 2. CRNISHED HOUSE IN THE ‘cou NTRY IS WANT. ed—By a good tenant, su or « summer boarding fouses it must be on the New line ¢f railroaé, no! wore ibwn forty miles from the city and near the water. Ap. piy to B. R, PALMER, 19 Broadway PARTMENTS WANTBD—OCONSISTING OF SECOND floor, and bedroom oa faire 0 floor, in all five or six rooms, ins good neighborhood. A J. Wood, 1) Bethune street, stating description and ao ‘OUSE WANTED—FROM THE IST OF APRIL, A three story high stoop house, with all the modern’ im provements, not abore Twenty-seoond street, or below Leroy wi Aireet, and West side of Sixth avenue; rent not to exceed O., No, 199 West street, Address, with full particulars, ‘OUSRS WANTED.—OWING TO mand for hou Md parts of hew Accommodate my fi Landlords w tering their houses ren a Hoon aA poasDlo. arms, &e,,{for sale OF lected. Watt 1 Pry WANTED—WORTH FROM £8,000 TO 99,000, IN ‘a good neighborhood, in exchange for desirable lots ‘or @ farm, wih beautiful building sites, within twelve miles of York, on fine plank railroad, ree ‘at 36 Bpruce a ‘eet, third floor, or 135 Greene street, after 5 P.M. ‘OUSE WANTED—PAYMENT PART CASH, BALANCR improved property. vacant | Produetive eliy pro- P- Franklin 60 Wateber, also, & amall farm wanted Derty. anincumbered.. Principals only rented with. ply immediately at 19 Nassau #treet, room. ARLES ie. HOLDEN. Jy WANTED—SUITABLE FOR THE STORAGE some furniture. Address, sia'ing location, &c., H., 2,478 Post office. Kr” —. {[WANTED—TO RENT OR LEASE, pienaile for mapufscturing soap. Ad: La box tenor inquire at ANTED—A SMALL TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH about fifteen minutes’ walk fom te fury in poem for a amall family, who will thie g eat pride In the house, and purchase it if the owner ‘will sell. Widrose Cr c. House, Herald offe. ANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD SROOND HAND sewing machines, im excellent working condition. Wheeler A Wilson's preferred. Apply a! 102 Liverty street. ANTED—IN A GENTEEL Mt fomil; Without children, unfurn’ rooms, without board, con of five or six rooms and a basement, #nit ble for n physician’ s oftce, Address F. Miller, Union square Fost offioe, stating terms and locality. References exchanged. BY A PRIVATE TANTED—TO RENT THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH Dasemept, of a modern bouge, by a small famii not to exored down town, 1f rip from $175 to Re frrences exchagged. Address Delta, Herald office, #tating particulars. PANTED BY THREE PERSONS, THE UPPER PART ‘of a honge, consisting of two rooms and two bed with gas and Croton; rent not to exceed $200. F., 222 South street, Corner of Market, up stairs, Wares BROOKLYN OR a, AB, td ‘or lease, & medium sized house, well furn! good nelenbor mmesion desire? 08 Gr atore the 1st of April next, Address immediately, ating fall parueulars (no others notierd), Sterling, Herald off TANTED—A STEAM ENGINE AND ROTLER FROM ares to four horse power. Any one ha ach may find a cash customer by addressing B. 1d office, tating aize and p ca | WAXTEDSA ROX AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE. Address F. M. &., box 1,8% Post oflice.¢ TANTED—TRE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE OR hs L Lo tyne over a nice pro in Brooklyn, ed $150 of the ferries, an A amily; rent motto ex 1) "adtess A.B. W., Herald office. : & year. TANTED TO PURCHASR—AN ESTABLISHED, RFE epectable eagh business “ut pays barge Address Hi, 1. P.y Herald office. WASTRD PART or HOUSE IN A GOOD LOCA tion, in New York or Williamgburg, with an American fammtly..,Adderen, stating terms ar abd numer of rooms, I , box 127 N. {TANTED—TO RENT, IN JERSEY CITY, PROM THR Ist of May, & cottage with modern | ements, by @ ms faraily; eint $900 19 880) Address Post oftice, ew York. WARTRD. FROM THE IST OF MAY. IN A RESPROT ave neighborhood, by s family of three grown persons, of a two story house; rent must be my’ hi eet of Rroadway, between Rroom and Foutreenth atreeta, References given and requited. “Address Tenant, box 500) "oat office, W ANTM CeAse—For THRER OR FIVR eam. molera, a three story high Cy 4, honee, with ~ yd between jeth aod Fortieth strapia and Men Ayentes, in a good neighborhood: ren ns ot to ot Good eily reference given. Address Ditties, tating loeamon, Ae. ans neta on ANTED—ONK OF WIRRLER & WILAON'S FIReT sewing withall the Intest Improvements. for one not ‘puch uged tar price will be pale Address’ 8. Howard, nn RGARS. .000 eta sara to DOMESTIO AND seams sivenced_ on en every 0, CHEERS, 17 Firondwey, 3.000. market prices. qaaihy dot in AD quanehy, snnnann A ENANCIAL, as " BROADWAY—THE PLACE TO ‘BELL UNCUR- rent meney, broken bank notes, coin and good Suapess paper. Open from 8 to 5, with frociiiien 10! wo -, commodate before and bank bor ar money for eire ae ye ODoNS.” 1,000 act Suara eletnation. whe amountcan be used the slightes it the sume time na Se ‘iberal eas irs” clase. “Undoubted reference gino EBON us Brontway. $3.51 (0) 0%, $40%,,70 LOAN—on inst ORT. AN No. 148 West Thirty Ath noses Ney MORTGAF FOR SALE.—A GOOD MORT- gage on Brooklyn property will be be sold at 000 discount, or will be ed for market- Eile Donds or stocks. M, 1. ‘SHKLDOW, ab Wasoau atrects $10. 000. bard me AED OF OTHER SUMS TO LOAN ON Nerty, “Apply (o Hr HENRIQUES {7 Winans arco $15. 000 ASSESSMENT OR REVENUE BONDS OF New York city wanted, eithar in the above amount or in smaller sums. Address EB. K., Herald office. 20.000 WANTPR—WANTED. ON, grTy IM ofr ove property in Onio, werth three times e amount, $20, epi, 9h the rate of lan pee cent per annum, payable in New York sem! annually $80.00 TO LEND IMMEDIATELY—ON BOND and mortgage, in one or more sums to suit pplicant roved real estate in this city or Brooklyn. ‘Apply tos. RBROAD, No. 13 Wall atreet, seoond story. NOLLECTIONS ON ALL PARTS J Bates an Jas made: over eighth per cent; below one thousand and over one hundred one quarter; below one hundred, half per cent, ‘Collections paid on day of receipt at customers: lace TE: MONIELEON. 51 Willinm street, ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON state in this city at7 per cent, viz., the following 8: — $15,000, $10,000, $5,000, $3,000 Apply to PECK, Counsellors-atlaw, No. 51 Liberty street RICE OF THR AMERICAN ATLANTIC ANDPAGTRIC Shi) pane empany, New York, March 5, 1858.—The stookho! hin company are hereby notified that an as- Scomosa ntfva aaliare ee cock share oF part ia required 10 be paid to the urdersigned, at the office, No 3 Bowling green, th br before the 20s fustaat. By. OPER SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, New Orleans, Feb. 19, 1858,—Whereas, the present urgent indebtedness of thi company, and the terme of the contract with Mowers. J for the complesion of seventy lles of road, render it absoluiely necessary inet the company should reaites at once the Tnstalments of i stock remalniny ne and ung aid on the Is! January, 186% and withovt ‘dscrient, nation, where payments have not been, made, or some satis. factory arrangement entered into for the adjnstmentof all of the stock re remains unpaid instaimente— be ft Resolved, by the directors of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, ‘That the said directors proceed, on the 17th day of February, 1888, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. wt the company’s office, in the city of New Orleans, to sell at ction, t the highest bidder, for eash, all the shares of bers to the capital tock of waif company upon Which instalments are past due and unpaid—said shares to be transferred om the books of the company to the purchaser or murchasers ‘nereof, as provided by the 6th section of the char- .of this company. Resolved, That if the proceeds of sale, in any case, shal! not be muficient to pay the amount due by the subseribérs whose stock is sold, with interest and charges thereon, the president of the company {# authorized, in his discretion, 'to ease to be fsiituted the proper Leal proceedings to collect the defiit from such delinquent subscribers, oF to compromise, re ose of the name, 10 any person or party, at discretion, e such transfer thereot as he may deem proper in ‘be OF THE UNITED ¢ thonaand dollars one- real e1 trust mone; GRAHAM Priceolved, ‘That the president shall give a proper pudiie no- tice, that a sale has been made of all stock with 334 per cent, eon; and also have a circular letter riber whose name appears on the them of such sale, so that no thereby all future sales and books of the company, misapprebepsion shall exist, an Trantfers may be stopped. by the mere delivery of the certil- notifyin cates of stock which may be outstanding. Sir—In accordance with the above resolations, passed by the board of directors of this company. I beg leave to inform 1 stock in your name, upon Which instalments were paid, was sold at public auction on the 17th instant, bas been purchased by some gentemen who have a large interest in the road, and they have instructed me, that should an, he amount due on his stock withl te, to permit him go to do, ‘and to iasue to hin his ceriiticate of $4 paid. Oiicial informa: tion has been received, that the twenty miles of the road re quired by our charter to be completed by the 16th of this month, Was finished and the ears running thereon on the 11th insiant, Very respecitully, your obedient servant, GEO. 5. YERGER, President, ln FoR Lhe PUBLIC STOCK FOR RE- kine ‘ket.—Kealed b roponals will b Feoetved eh the Coat Compote of until Wednesday, 10, 1868, at two, o'clock P. the same will be Licly opened for the whale ora ‘an; hundred and seventy thousand yebuilding Tompking | Marke) authorised Lexisinture of this State, entitled, Idermen of the amount of 0: of the publie stock for ¥ &n not of the “an net KY authorize the ‘Commonally of the city of New York, sgventy thousang dollara_by loan, of Tompkins ee, of one hundred dollars each share. bearing interost atthe neato fix per cent per annum, payable bait yearly, and 8 1, a8 follows'_Beventeen thonen Gollars on the frat day of July, 186, and seventeen thousned doliars on the first day of July in each year therestier, unl the whole sum in redeem: ‘To provige for he redemption of eald stack, and the pay ment of interest the: re isto year; very ‘year, wall the whole. stock ahall bo redeem sum as is required for the payment of whe same, with the interest thereon. ‘The proposals wil sate the number of shares desired, and the Brice per aha person whore proposals are cepted wil be required 10 depoait with the Caamberieis “ot the city the sum awarded and covered by the bid, and on the receipt of the Chamberlain to the Comptrol- fers will be entitled to receive a certiicate for the par value of the number of abares, carrying the interest from the date of the deposit Dh tion should be sealed é six per cent public stock for re And the p: ition ape, seaied and direct nll of Records, New ork. A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller. Daranruant or Freance, Courraousn's Orrice New You, February 18, 1858. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $300 WANTED, A PERSON WITH THIS AMOUNT + to take a if interest in @ dining saloon, mast be one that understands the business. Apply on the premises, Tj Spruce street. 500A PARTAER, WANTED, IN THE WHOLE, 9) sale and retail liquor buainess, inoue of the best = sy down town: also a partoer wih $30), in a com joe, he cam clear about $20 per week. Apply to T. orner of Pear street and new Bowery. GAFFNEY 800, =I wi THIS AMOUNT INTO SOME Reoi paying business, Agents need not answer Addrens A.B, C.,Herald office. $1, 000.-aN AgTEY®, BUSINESS MAN WANTED flout and feed busliess, in a uriahiing village jolng wnate snd profitable ensl Pearl street and new Bowery. PARTNER WANTRD—FOR A FIRSTCLASS DINING ‘The advertiser wiches 10 mort ppiy at a ‘M7 Broadway, room No. 4, €. 00, COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. fore exiating under the name and firm of Henriques & Tua. kel! in this day dirsolved by ‘ual consent. The affairs of the concern Will be settled by i: es | ISSOLUTION.—THE Swit URS, New Yon, March 5, 1858. B. HASKELL, ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHI? MERETO- fore existing under the name of Leweck 4 Cahn is this aay dissolved by mutual consent, peatering New Yorx, March 1, 1886. Tours c. Chins ‘The business of the above firm will be continued by Gusta- ene Leweck, at the adorei No. 285 Grand street, keeping same articles as be valine for all different secre! societies, gold and silver trimmings, as laces fri Sars and apangien; straw goods nod genticmen's fu do.; also ® assortment of fancy furs of his own man faciure always, on hand’, Me, Leweck revarne his thanks to the public and bis friends for the te petegnnge benowes 08 Bin heretofore, and eestay solicita the continuance of their favors. rand street. LEWECK, 283 G: ouN ean GRANAM —_ 0. 8. x. ta Reve formed » ip as Counseliors at Law and Proc: ters in Rivairaty Fel Their aw chambers are ut Mo BY laberty street, opposite 1 Post office, room No. 5 PARTNER WANTED—WITH 62000 OR $8000, IN A long established fancy soap manufacturing business, or interest ot usineen wi with roel sale, Address Soap, box 2,671 Post office. Parte WANTED—KITHER SPECIAL OR GENE and fixtures for Acash bneiness in a siaple article. ite will join bim with $6,000 to $10,000, w ifgounie iehe investment the first year, Address box 8,751 Post oflice, New York. TANTED—A pe pe pad TAKE AN INTEREST and wine house. A cash ast wens with large rome, je must have ab Mcush aw collateral. Apply at No.7 South William street, first floor, up-stairs Wier —IMMEDIATELY.fA PARTNER AND ONE hundred agenta, of either sex. A lady partner preferred. For further information eee Bunday’ » Yee Saheb, esterday or {oimorrow's Herald, or apply 0B. J, GREKERY, No. 66 Broadway SSSSSSSQ&S— O8T—ON FRIDAY APTERNOON, THE 6TH INSTANT, 4 in Fifth avenue, near teenth street, plain gold band bracelet, valued as ihe gift of degeased Five finder will be rewarded on tte ieliver irty-sixth street, or at room No. 1 second thoor of th Ws Wal ‘treet PTs LS oar A MINK PUR VICTORINE, WITH RABLR TIPS, on Keturday atternong, March 6 comm peor of Ten Through Third wvemue and Rlegentt street 10 Fourth avenne, The finder, by tat No. 8 bast Klee venth atreet, will be Nberally re L —A PATR OF RVEGLA! aireet and Madison Thesinder will be aw havenne, Thesinder fultabty ret street. thener to. rewarded by lew ot 11 Past Bhirty first street, or 411 Washington a. SAFE KEY NO. 13,002.—TWO [DOLLARS RE be paid to any person who retire it to 13 Bros OST—BY A GIRL, GOING PROM MURRAY sTREeT near Broadway, fo Moti str package of mk parasol covers, rofled Invelin.. The finder will confer s favor Fills & Hall, 19 Murray street, be UPPORRD TO BE STOLEN.—HIRED TO GO TO FLAT Saturday, Mare And top wagon: A horse ig abont fi high, bi | years old, knuck! in my bind foot, rather sty! ; Wagon Ee “ith lining, (we white wolt robes. | Any person giving information At the livery, sable, eornee ftom avenie aad. Adelpht street, Brooklyn, will be snitably rewarded. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Tt POLYLANGUAL JOURNAL—A NEW MAGAZIN® in French, Spanish, T pom ee nagem. great facilities for learniny ear, Address HIRAM S. SPAR. ‘ew York. forms, #2 8 » $35 Broadway, IN GOING FROM | church of the Tnearnation, corner of Twenty-cighih | SALES oF REAL ESTATE. 200 2% i ~ AOR UNIMPROV. ED LAND IN PENNSYL- three or fourhours’ ride from this city, to ex change for a “ beuse and lot in this city, Brooklyn. Jersey City, or fourteen miles atound New Yerk ar Sten Inland. A go2d warranty deed given, free from all encumbrances, and som BiBiaion st ar wits Bperacre. Apply wo PAYTEN, York. See the map. $550 2 —DESIRATLE ZIRST AND SECOND CL ppnss in the fi to let ollowing streets, at wSl pe Bleecker, Mercer, Third, SI Rinthe Thirty third, Thirty fourth fifth wirests, Bet cond and atingtoa, avenues. Apply to JOSEPH McGUIRRE, SS eaventh street, 8 to 10 A. M., oF 384 Third avenue, 4 to? $1.500 CASH.—FOR SALF, ONE OF THOSE BUPR- rior b muses, No. 165 Rast Thirty-aixth a, Detween Beeond fdnvooues, with all dhe modern fos? provemenis. Inquire on the premises, $5. 000. TOR SALE, THE THREE STORY MO. use, No. 51 Summit street Bas gas, bot ana ai water, bath, &e.: will be # moderm house No, 8& Weat Pwenty-se Be. Pelee $8,000. SAM. EDDY, 81 Libe $8, 000 f FOR A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY house and lot, bi) voy | brown atone fro: 21 x $6.9; worth $9,000, No. 10 West Thirty-second s'rect: con tains all the improvements, $1,000 in cash, balance ean ve: main. Apply at 84 West Thirty: tirst street, near Sixth avenue. BARGAIN.—MUST BE 80LD, THE MODERN BUILT three story and basement brick house No. 91 President street, Brooklyn; houee is in coma ess on order. Posseasion at Terms easy. JAMES 'E, 15 William ste BARGAIN.—A NEAT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, containing gight rooms, and lot for sale, with a good well of water, frdbot all encumbrances, on 100th streets he- tween Tenth and Kleventh avenues, near Broadway. Inc a ‘on the premises or at 146 Seventh avenue, Must be sold, the owner is going to leave the city. Price $1, 90 2 None VALUABIE TRACT OF LAND NEAR THR CITY of Peoria, Mlinois, will be traded for a good houre aud some cash given; or Would like a farm with improvements within 75 miles of New York. SAM’L. EDDY, No. 51 Liberty street. FARM FOR SALE CHEAP—ON LONG ISLAND, OF 130 acres, in complete order; $1,500 cash, balance very easy would take a small house and lot in exchange. Apply MATHER, corner of Gold and Willoughby streets, Brooklyn. EK YOUR OWN LANDLORD. —FOR SALE ON BERGEN Heights, N. J., fifteen minutes’ walk from Jersey City ‘and Hoboken ferries, building lota, vila plots, a number of sores, several nest cottages and lark dwellings. He ', Agent, Hudson, N. J. 3 : SALES OF REAL ESTATE. OR SALE OB TO LET—THIRTY BROWN 8° TONR first class Righ stoop and English basement bousem: far- aces in cella, and ail the modern improvements kale price, varying from $7,000 to $20,000. Inquire of ANSON P. streets and Seventh avenue or ai the office, oF SALE OB TO, LET—AT Wit soem, ton’ frame house, with atx 7 with enach in the all ip perfect Noger, rear; rar, and m be given. Merms favornble. to either tenan’ or p ‘Apply to EVWARD BELKNAP, 59 Wall etree York. T (Fang Island, on Vander taal th f the Coney I jot nt Fane ond, ‘vet lots of clowent on the premises, Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth (486 Seventh ave. AOE, urcha- , New me: SALE OR TO LET—THE THREE EANDSOMB three atory and brown stone basement first class bo fourth atreet, between Apply to 8, 280 and 282 — [tne WT repih avenve neighborhood. |. KE NNELLY ELLY, wy ib FoR PALE OR 1 OR TO LET—ON EIGHTY-NINTH STREET, between avenue Aand the Firat avenue. & genteel dou” ble house, two ond Pao half stories and be t, piazza io front and rear, oat ‘oton water throughoat, with four lots tise a out in eee rent in same locality, peel. oe in seme vicinity 26 vanunt love ata payment, Apply to 8. RICH ‘ADSO} 212" Fitth as pm ag On| SALE OR TO Lat —awo ) FIRST CLASS ore in Brooklyn, with in Twenty third street, New York, Righth avenues, one full lot; half price ean wage. (OR SALE OR TO LET, TERMS EASY—NOS. 73 ‘76 Seventh street, near Second avenuy Jour story and basement, first class, laving been cona accommodate the pres‘nt “oveupania; wonld “maxo boarditg house, or, will be disponed of ge seen at all reasonable hours. Twenty third aireet, before 10 A. 1 the modern improvements, for sale: bewween Seventh and and _Tnquire‘of J. W. WILSON, No. 1 Nassau ree AND "he houses are dar Apply to J Femntsca 18 Bast or after 5 P.M. OR SALE OR TO ‘LET—A THREE aRy BRICK house and store, corner of Caurt and Centre street Junction of Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. grocery or liquor store. Inquire or IMO UUNDEE. her of Talman and Bridge streets, irooklyn, Terms easy. OR SALE OR TO LET—TAREE OF THOSE NEAT three slory and basement brick bow 4 on the sonth side of Forty seventh street, west of Broadway, rent $450 per an- num, “Also to let, Ei men’ nouse on Thirty- second street, west of Sixt wenue; rent $500. Apply to H, HENRIQUES, 16 William street. wie OR SALE OR 70 LET—IN BROOKLYN, si EENRY street, near Union, one modern brown stone house, in & Retore the tat of May. reat mod sible Thuuire ot HM, STLAVIERMAN, 190 Too Willlam street CASE AND, LANDS , FOR MBROHANDIBE.— 4.000 Scres valuable pine and oak timber lands, situated near the Senquabapen savor and endl, wit be guchangta for meet dise, wi. CUNNINGHAM, lig Merchants’ Ex. ge, trout basement. ARM OR COUNTRY SRAT FOR SALE—ADJOINING the city of Paterson, one mile from depot, fronting on the ‘assaic river, containing 55 acres of choice land (of which 3 neres are timber)well: for: gardening purposes ‘wo good houses and outbutldings, and Sacres of Erapeer. ries vow on the farm; suples, pears, cherries, Ly a&e., abundance; ON, ‘$10, One-half may remain. Apply JAMES F ra IN, , 840 Broadway, Nebr JAMES WE DAL THE SPLENDID FOUR STORY HIGT stoop brown stone front house oa Thicty seventh street, avenue; house 28 feet. by 6; lot half the blosk in Sepia: house, well bull and comigine el the iinet baprove- ments. Apply to A. C. LOOMIS, 1,128 Broadway, near ‘Thirty fours street. OR SALE—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK house on Thirty-seventh street, near Kighth avenue; 18 feet b fort pats, with all the late improvem: LOOMIS, Broadway, near Thirty-fourth OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN front house on Forty lirst street, nen” Broadway; house 25 feet by B4; lot half the block; house huilt in the most a Santial manner. Apply to.- C- LOOMIS, 1,128 Broudway, near Thirty fourth street. OR SALE—THE FINE THREE STORY HIGH Stoor brown stone front house on Twentieth atreet, near Kighth avenue, with all the mdern improvem: ALG. 100) 128 Broadway hirty fourth OR SALK—THE THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT 528 Houston street; has the modern improvement; Jot 20 ft 0 ft. Price $7,000—85,000 can remain on mortgage. MILLER, 11 Pine street, ASS FOUR STORT one frout house with all the modern. improve- tke best manner, situated at No. 6 West Thir- ments, built lieth street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway; size 25x64. Tnquire on'the premises, OR aes LOTS ON THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, mo Thirty fifth street, in rear the above: 13 th street, houses and lois Nos. zt. ete ‘ba, bam, 2, 229 and 233 Kast Twentieth street; ‘avenne A; 251 and 253 Bast Twenty lirst street; on kecommodating terms. Apply w AU! ‘76 Beaver sweet. ‘A NEAT TWO STORY AND BASEMENT Hing house, bullt last sammer fi in the best manner and the tmatertal, iu a healthy location and excellent neighborhod. Size of house 19 feet 2 inches by 46 feet, containing thirieen rooms. seven penirien and bach room, all the modern improvementa, with marble mantels throughout. ly on the premises, rixth boure east of Second avenue, in Fifty third street, to J. A. DORMAN. (OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE AND LOT in drooklyn or New York, a stock of dry goods in store 6} Hudson avenue, Brooklyn ‘The goods were all bought ex cluaively for ene) late panic, and of sock between eight aod nine thousand dollars. been oreu- pled for the last eleven years by ihe Present oecupant, wod is Without doubt one of the best sands in the city, Inquire on the premises, of JOHN ROSS. OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY, BASEMENT AND counter cellar high stooo house’ and it No. 185 Bast ‘Twentieth street, with all the modern improvemenia, built in the beat bas ype hone honse 2) by 4 feet; lot half Uhe block. $4000 ean remal Will be sold ata very low price. Apply to 6. FOUNTAIN, 153 Rast Twontieth sweet. RS SALA FOUR STORY BASEMENT AND CELLAR fuse, situsted on the corner of Thirty third street and pisty cane all the modern gporoveloontn: house 19 by 4%. ms easy. Apply at 160 West Twenty Eighth mreet. RK SALR—FOUR LOTS OF GROUND ON BROAD- . betw orty eighth and Porty-alnth stresta, west wid ‘orty ninth street and one on Forty clghih street, ip rear of the above: alee the northwest corner Jot and store ‘and opposite corner lot and meat shop on Kt grenue end Forty eighth street tequire of JOUN BER, 87 Wall st. or J RATTON, 255 Weat Forty sixth fireei, or ABRAHAM CRAIG, Bighty sixth treet, coruer of Fonrth avenue. JOR SALE—RIGHT FULL LOTS, 25X100 EACH, ON Seventy-seventh and Seventy-eighth streets, bet ween Third and Fourth avenues; will be soll together or separate tn parcels to sult the purebaser; terma say. Apply to R. EN, 59 Rose street. re SALF—THE POUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Jot, 292 Righth avenue; house 24 feet Sy inches wide, and nt 24 foot 84 Inches by 9) feet deep; water and igh the house, $5,000 ean remain on’ bond and of time For further partionlars #, of HALZDERBER & HR. WO feet doep ean all ore mortgage { foyulre wt 312 Righth a OF RALE—TWO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN stone front bouses in the eboice location, Nos. 29 and 31 cat Thirticth strect, between Broadwe and Fifth avenue, finished in the best manner, improvements. SEeaseuas. "Apply on ta premes. R SALR—THE NEW, SUBSTANTIAL BROWN STONE front three story ani basement house, 37 Kast Thirw- fireet, near Madison srenue, with all ihe modern lin- provements. Inquire at 11 Wall street, room 13, mm Lp ge THREE STORY HOUSE AND BASE good nelly hood, 141 West Thirty sixth street, aloted, with Cs — water throughout. The lot ‘een feet or Ul On REDDER block, and will be cheap by applying (0 pout DING, No. 122 West y-eeventh atreet, for forty five lara, and two thousand can remain thereon. N. B. Ale? ® good corner store to let, by applying as above, suitable fer any business, Fs SALE—TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES lots Nos. 88 and 9 Kast Twenty first street, opposiie Gramercy . with es of the park. Also brow ity and Brook © several handsome furnished boners and lots, © Several fame and couniry seats ; 1. HENRIQUES, Apply to ¥ sa? Real estate broker 15 William araet RK SALE—A FIRST CLASS FARM IN WEST RILOOM- field, New Jersey. Tr acres —weven acres wood, the balance onder a high cultivation; on the place tem Inrge mastic house, barn, carriage house and stable, also it is well stocked, having horses, cows. wagons and ail the ne ceaaary utenaile—very cheap. Apply to J. 8. HOLMES, 138 Barrow street, Jersey City, from 5:06 P.M. house 145 Second avenne, north site, in perfect arder, containing all improvemente, furnace Farce ao.’ Apply on the premises. Bigs of house 17588 feet; lot nlf the bloc! OR, SALE-HOUSE 106 BEDFORD STREET, NEAR Christopher, and 119 feet from Hudson street, beanti ally arranged for two familieg, bas gaa, bath, range, chan- delers, be. of will exchange for a bakery of store In’ thor: ongbfare, and will give $1,000 to 83,000 ‘Scorner pre- ferred. Addrens G. A., 229 West Thirty-ffth street, for three Pry JOR SALR—THE SUBSTANTIAL BUILT THREE ftory brick house No 8 First street, in good order, hav ing bea Uhormghiy overhauled, painted and two einen elit te tnd ego this spring; haa gas ‘pi Hory._'t Foe particalars inquire on the premises, STORY STONE FRONT HIGH Fe BALR—THE FOU we, house 45 West Twenty fourth street, near Matison amjuare, 21856 all the Way has all the modern tm: order, price Si4, of which 0 0 enn Fem et ceed Fr: SALE O¥ age ring Desi fe Wren eiate of the Iain 4 Orockeron; is property, gable stream, Ruabon a0 va Ghrabiyte nied ae lage of Badd cotate ‘At private ale very low, an by the ib fag ap April next, wil exile be wal old at ai 2o'cloel Datenlargavgty a WH "Fow seen, ‘Kan, Wo streth N.Y: Mra L. R. Crocheron, esecatrix, on the prem! Garretaon, exeewior, Marsbland, 8. 8. BALE i. A BARGAIN—A THREE STORY AND wa stone fromt house, with all the modero reser’ Fr". SALE OR RXCHANG—THE APLENDID FOUR bi oup brows stene honse on Thirty ninth street, HoOMTS, $8 Broad near ‘thing fourth ‘oR areas FOR PROPRRTY IN THR forkAn improved fem in Warren fy the eouth end of Lake eorge, in * a a SS'Nasnn ot L aire ota Oa pen sans oR ary, OR TO Ler_rie “THRE STORY Lae honse and lot, No. 4 White street, on the north side, wert of end near Broadway. For terms apply to 0, HETSER, 17 State sireet. of! neighborhood; will be * placed In perfect order any lime le party. OR SALE “OR TO LRASE—MOLASSES | REFINERY, 609 Water street; lot 26 by 140, running throngh to rick bullding thereon, with machinery steam ultable for & variety of manufacturing plrpeete, he lot on Front street, by 70, wt frame building, which adjoins and connects with U the rat men oved mises. Apply to WM. E. BIRD, 2 iis Fron Front str OR been ne 9 zo. RENT—THE THI THREE bas rick house 14 Warren place ( STORY char! Also ine rs nner Greenwich, avenge), the deepest houre on the look, beng 14 foot, is offered for sale on easy terms, or will be rented to a suital contains all'he modern improvements. For Je family. ‘The premises are in first rate order, aod arionlara or permiasion to examine inquire of GRO. W. DRVOR, Nos. 5 und 6 Jefferson market, before 11 A. M. OR EXCHANGR—A TRACT OF LAND, three hundred miles of New York, fo this city. Any party having such property can make factory rrangenee. by addressing box 3,624 Fost of ia free of enc nce, ad no ‘Axes ‘ous H of purchasing @ plessant residence will find one town of New Rochelle, Is}, miles trom New York, fi nutes walk from the der oto wot the New Haven Raliroad. ply to JAMAS REDFLEL 427 Second 4 AMPTON HOUSE, CORNER Howard at iavorable terms; miso av tores, by F. ¥. MYER, 10 EXCHANGE. DF BROADWAY THIN house and lot in satis The to be AND LOT FOR SALE.—PERSONS DESIROUS in the ve mix Ay AND Live story building. lot 60 by 100 feet, on ble hy ‘and PROVED WESTERN CITY FIRST ‘class business property will be exchanged for good pro- ductive property in thle city. Brooxiyn or Jersey Civ. JOHN TURES, ok Wall 5 ALUABLE TEXAS LANDS change for railroad boads or elty pro bine Colorade o00acren timber, liypoak: rnet f 640 sores ine Col nares tuaber; liypoak: Wanet of fn ‘Hondo. 27 mile an je; tract of 330 Kio Sncog.d tract of Rio Grande, Pasa, si ahite Presiding Braet ‘600 acres on Us From, Matag tract of 400 acres orda \Guulies from, the Pauae T vera, lots im Texua jearerat Rracin of ae nas. All the Ahore are undonbled ciel ance, ply io Joba Ht, Coffin, 2a streets ia. vet, fourth floor. FOR BALE OR BX FOR SALE. A HORSE splendid Mhright engine and bo pat five Power, nearly new, made by one of the ‘bent tal runping and in. for Immediately; “Inquire of CHARLES HA: rs, perfect order, will be sold a bergen ifs ify NGINE AND BOILER FoR SALE —A horse ‘pplied ’eark reet, in the coal yard, $200 handsomely fitted up segar siore, WILL BUY A VERY OLD EST ABLISRED AND For reasons for selling inquire a No. 14 ‘Garsine business, t F(\() WILL BUY HALF OF A VERY WALU $500 invention; the purchaser will hav: managing the sale of it, as the advertiser hes own to attend to, Address box 2,866 Post vlllce, $2.000 ont manufacture of clot tinue the business, since y wtock of dry good , Will be sold to 't hat be ‘ab kis uated ina desirable jecticnt, 50 miles from the city, on the line o New Heveu Railroad, Apply at 24) Peart up stall ABLE the optioa of of bis TO $3,000.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A c r ed for 1S yearn; 500 village street, FEED STORK FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR with «lock and fx ig a good chane Porton that wante to go ito tin seed, bento 91 Delancey #:reet, or 161 West Twenty eighth CASH, any Inquire at sree, USINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES —A GENTERL and profitable business, establiebed in New York \ giver que resent ——— Wishes to a ia th, A iy b te fon square Post New Yo TLLIARD AND BOWLING BSTABLISUMENT sale —Two rooma, each 60 by 10) feet; the: Apply © THOMAS xs bas TON tables and eight alleys. and 629 Broadway. ‘able for two or three respectable Indies, and can be widel, extended. will be disposed of tor cash, afd full laurwcts " to Mire J ite 0 is4a, FOR twelve B, 627 OR SALE—STEAMER WORCESTER, NOW RUNNING orwich and Worce line for Boston, on the ‘an be geen at pice 18 North river, fooot Cortlandt street, Tocedaye, Rept sandSaturdays For a iad inqua & MARTI MARTIN, agent, on the Wharf at Pateve, wee JOR SALE—THE STOCK, GOOD WIL na SB AND fixtures of a hardware jobbing bouse (n this elvy, with ® desirable class of near by and Western trade, Han been tablished since 164) OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LI sore, connected with w rectifying disilliery. irade pays more than double the expenses. Owner, Fenident of the el yy wil party. Address ©. . Herald office, OR Ln ty OF THE eee. TOKLIN (wt PICKLING N. B.—All persons having claims lense jinn will Water street. New Yous, March 6, 1868. on GALS GONE THIRTY BENCHES, SUITABLE iret, up Por further particulars address M. N., vOR, 5 non- sol) reasonably to & respectadie AND Hen). Fisher will present the eame, and all those who are indebied ve please make their payments to his Assignees, 217 FOR lothing house, nearly new. Apply at No. ¢ Murray R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES Ma one e ituated om of the best family grocery stores, in an excellent location, and now doing tering the business this isa chanee ire of J. CASSIN, 410 Cherry street. Fr" SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURRS first class down town Ae Lo doing & lerse » Server, pe | OFA asineem will be sold ei > goats ben sotlee of snineriory roams given, fo offs. coma RK SALE—THE SCHOONER OLARA POST, 7. Jong. 25 feet beam, about 6 feet § inches holt, ‘wen And In good order, carries 120) tone. in abo water TN Maan aromeek veasel for lumber, brick, Ae. Lo. G. Hh, ut Haven Railroad. PRET found nebem aire ot Mamaroneck, 23 miles from New York by tbe DR SALE—THE ae. fae STOCK AND tares of a f corset and skirt sore, estab li PIX. shed five years, and well Known aa Mrs. Gaynor Greet eetah Mehment; & Incrative and extensive with tt, and ta dlaposed of soiely tort Rita H.GA GATOR) irdavenue. N. i. Eno machines ( Por particulars aj ieappiy 1199 Division street, ire of the store, alow Mh avenue, it is bendeomely atronage i« connected reason tbat Mra. (. wires all ber quention. Apply 10 SALR-THE LEAS FIXTURRS AND FURNI- roome and bagementof 27 and convenienuy tied 1 sok controtionar, Ty Tae ana nnd ice cream ealoon. Price $1, Apply te ROBK! 6 Sullivan atreat, YOR SALE OREXCHANGR—A_ TUG STEAMHOAT— vt the whole or rot to boat, Would take geongumber eroeery a Re York or vicinity. Apply at 240 Washing: street, N.Y. UONDRY FOR SAL, ‘and tools, inciuding crane. engine seg necessary for carry premises, 86 and 88 West Thirty fret sree. ARE CHANCE —FOR GALE CHRAP, ‘and fixtures complete. Inq i Rink avew Seine MIA LU Pi OVED FARMS FOR SALE. ay py Oe nob cylinder, 11 feet stroke; e.ag any ny rouie In 8 fow da ra irra rig ‘which will heed proved farms in n . GALLAHBR, ot —THE LEASE, PA ever: on t Ae wats tslon aod on the business. Apply Bazeee sale an eicelleat stanmn>ost, 178 175 foot ready 10 Je improved and unim- caay verme. pantbemcarnnasaiia 3h TS, VALUABLE BROADWAY LBASES FOR Ld with stock and fixtures. — Ay years’ lease of Betrepohtan Hotel, and three years leas of rond way, uame street. ¢ five Wwe BLY RARE CHAN pi AND FUvME ete get of tools, a at to rent for algo a lary AM, 364 Pemrl mreet. bneiness, for mal per year. T° ashe tens MANUFACTURERS AND @ Ital. ibeeriber offers to sell & oart of Me emacs peas Sa oa ae with t portunity seldom paten' siness. “Apply over village 9, $8 oy Wont) “WoRTH eet Fac SAND, LRET eta, Gentlemen Warreceive 00 pe per font more Tae appomed valve oy calling atthe store or akiressing T! D. CONROY, $6 Centre street. 4