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bo o NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1853. tet mae dil © defendapts, by ther affidavits and by other papers Teac in opposition to the motion, etrike at once at the fomncation cf the complainant's rights, amd insist that there & bo longer any equal or equiladie lien upon the Atianucand Buitic, under the deeds of trust or chattel mortvages, because the lea tor such advances has been, 8 Bod wn that case Ube plaintits would be wholly re- dated June 4, btm (ane which certainly ‘was not Doreae the government than caine upon this mo- omy fi proper cmd’ wibout auiboriy, was imj rly, wi a withheld. “Arter u careful fi this opinion of the cH ste i bas not been contended that the bill in this be sustained upon the ee that there has been the contained in such it Lege y way of damages, whi ‘can be determined by the verdict of a jury alone: and the claim, now made by the government, is based entirely upon tae assum) that there i#a balance due the i 1 as mortgages, as they aro in dab stance, and it is alleged in the bill that they have been duly and annually filed in the oflice of the Register of the city and county of New York, as required by the laws of New York, to make them ‘vahd and continuing lines, ag chattel’ mor against ba 4 creditors apd rubsequent incumbrances. By the frst of these deeds of trust, we then owners of the steam ships Pacific «ft totally lost at sea.) and rgain, seil and convey” the said steamships, ‘with all their tackle, apparel and furniture, to the trustee thercin named, “upon trusi, nevertheless that the said owners were to retain the possession of suco | steamships, and employ them in carrying the mails, &c.; and if aiter the expiration of one{ Year from the ‘com: mencement of their employment in the mail service, \n- der the existing contract wi b the Un:ted States, being re- quired thereto in writing by the Secretary of we Navy, they should fail to repay in money or to refund out of their compensation for mail service for one year, or out ct the Value of sai vessels, it before the ex; iration of one year they should be taken into the service of the United staies, guch outstanding balances as might he due on account of such advances and the interest thereon, then tne said trustee, being requires #0 to do by the Secretary of the Navy of the United States, should, after ac vertising for six months in two ni published in the city of New York, the time and p’ such sale, proceed to seil at public auction, for each, the said steamships, &c., and out of the proceeds of eaid sale, pay, first, the expenses of exe. cuting such trust, and secondly, such’ unsatisficd valances Of advances,” &c. fhis is the substance of the provisions of this deed of trust so far as the same appeare to me wo be material to the questions presented upon the present mo- tion; and the provisions of the deed of trust in regard to a! "Baltic, though somewhat different in form and language, are in substance very uearly the same. By these provisions, the rights and the remedies of the United States as against these vessels are precisely deciared and limited ; and although it may now be seen that more sum mary proceedings tor enforcing the repayment of these advances, by the sale of the ships mortgaged, would be more beneficial to the United States if its claim for the large baiapce now dumauded could be sustained, a court of equity cannot reform these contracts and introdtice pro- ‘visions which were never ageented to by the parties ur in tended by them to be embraced in such contracts. United States claim that there is a baiance of $116,500 due for advances made under these deeds of trust, and the do- fendenis insist that;there is larger amount due to them | for mail services in the year ending on the Sist of March, 1857, which they are entitled to set-of!, and which the go- vernment is legally and equitably bound to set-off against the baisnce now claimed,so far as sueb setofl may be necessary, in orcer to extinguish their alleged indebted. ness to the government. The government, on the other hana, ius:sts that the Secretary of the Navy has fully paid for the mail tervice rendered. and that nothing is now due therefor. The mail service ior which compensation is #0 claimed was agreed to be rendered in and by contrac made with the Secretary of the Navy, by which Ooilins and bis associates agreed to bull certain steamers—each to be of at least two thousand tons burden and one thou sand horse power—and with such steamers to carry the mail between ) York and Liverpool, accordins to the terms of euch contract. fhe mail service required to be performed by this contract, and the compensation therefor were afterwards increased, in pursuance of subse uent acts of Congress, and the five steamers provided for in the contract, it is conceded, were built by Collins and I sociates, and those claiming under them, and were accept ed by the Navy De mt as built in’compliance with the contract. “Unfortunately, however, two of these steamers Sere boon lost at sea. No fault has been im puted to Collins or his eesociates as having caused or con- tributed to either of these losses; and it was by reason of the loss of the Arctic, and the unexplained delay in the arrival of the Pacific—justify ing the belief that the lat- ter yesse! bad gone down at sea—that the owners of the reniaining steamers found themeelves unable to trans- port the mails to and from Liverpool and New York in snch steamers as were, by the contract, to be ed in that service. cumstances that Mr. Collins, on the 17th March, 1856 to the Secretary ‘of the Navy and solicit: ‘ed “permission to take a steamship to suppiy the place of the Pacific,” and asking a telogr despatch in reply. A favorable anewer was communicated by telegraph and on he 22d of the same mouth Mr. Collins enci Secretary of the Navy « duplicate of bis letter of the 17th, ‘and informed him that, in acoordance with bi» (the Secre tary’s) telegraphic despatch, they had chartered the | Ericsson. In the same letter he requested the Secretary to write bim ne the telegraphic despatch. On the ‘24th of the same month, and in reply to Mr. Collins’ letter of the 224, the Secretary, having been thus apprised of the charter of the Ericsson for the purpose of supplyii the place of the Pacific in the transportation of tne mail, wrote Mr. Collins as follows: — Sin: In reply to your dl dereby conti: ita despaich 19 you hy telegrarh on Anat. consenting to your supply nthe piace of the aubsUNuung apo = msde! very ifie, by fully, yoar obedient servant, e J_, DOBBIN, K. Con Fasy., No. 66 Wall street, New York. On the 18th April, 1856, Mr. Collins again wrote to the Secretary of the Navy, advising him of the launch of the Adriatic, and asking permission, in the event of the non arrival of the Pacilic, t substitute another steamer in her F place, uptil the Adriatic should be ready for sea; aud on the 21:t of the e mouth, the Secretary wrote the foi lowing reply — April 21.1 the Depart y Dreanryss ip men c er wR Bip. LB he pla have been lost, umiil the Adriatic is ready (on tbe line Very reape — your obedien) servant. J.C. DOURIN, B. K. Couns, "No. ‘t6 Wall street, New Vork. This correspondence is, in my judgment, su licient evi dence o the unqualified and unconditona! convent of the Secretary of the Navy that the Ericeeon or some other steam veese|, com wo the jorman & service, required cf a verse! of substituted for the lost Pacific, in the performance of mail service, not only for the trip referred to iu the tirst lettor ef Mr. Goilins, and the telegraphic despatch in reply, but also vniil « reasonable time Wo prepare the Adriatic for wea It is ‘die to ‘@ steamship built in pursuance of the original contract for such mail service, or equal in all reepecrs to the other vessels of the Collins tino; for it is safe to wmume, upon the aMfidavite read amd the admissions made by the District Attorney wy the argument—and it might almost be assumed as & matter of public hia. it which the Court was bound w take the Secretary, as well as Mr. cat Collina, well knew po such vessel could be obtained for the service. If, then, it was intended w qualily such consent by & condition that & reduction in the amount of mail pay sbould be submitted wo, at the discretion of the Powtmaster General, or Secretary of ‘the Navy, or other- wise, the condition showld have been expresly tinctly made. pc Rot stop to inquing Whetiver the se eretary “9 =» aeerny' to coBgent to this aub- stitation for tno purpoee of |, but «hall assume op Vostmaster Es the Secretary of we Ni General, and the accounting officers of ry to have assumed, that he had such wuthoatty. Upon aseomption sums have already on 4 for the mail service by the Ericsson, the au! of the to make the arrange ment war oot questioned on the argument. The claim on the part of the vovernment i# not that the parties repre sented by Mr. Collins were not entitled, under their con tract, to payment for such services, but that the govern- ment, or ita Moers, have aright to make a reduction from the cothpensation Th ia conceded ony, or implication, the deduction made, or Se tapeattion any fine or penalty under the circum. stances of the present carc Rta having ex- peoriged wees there “be a forteitare of ine pay for the trip, cither from \ew York w Liver - vw New York, when the trip i not ‘mails delivered,’ and having ‘ixed no ume in (wipe should be run ee ae ry wes days ing & trip whilst make it in ong py to penalty or for. wanes of private parties, I the full amount of mail pay Lal for each of the of the measure of justice be ap ere the as be. private wo thw ‘Tery aviy argned by the learned District Attorney thay Tt was under these cir. | ‘to the | of the mail, Collins line, should be | deductions wore made under the provisions 0° the act of Congres approved Ste 2 1846, sud that this statute heving vested in the Postmaster General the power to impose fines on contractors at his discretion, sub- ject only to the jimitations in the act prescribed, his | action was conclusive, and could not be reversed in | a court of law or equity. ms it was insisted that Attorney General omitied, in his to refer t the m this act, and , the claim of the government oxgot w ve ui és i if i : i is i quired under the existing contracts, the maining open, and o ertatnly the only one so to impose a fine under this statute is concerned, whether there there was unreasonable or unb lay ae ye of the mails sent by the Enicsson, or ia formance of her trips. No such delay has Deen shown, It has not been pretended that the mails did not depart at the time, nor bas it been msisted that the Fricsson not run with reasonable rapidity. Indeed, it was shown by affidavit and virtualiy conceded that the contractors, or those claiming under them, bad procured as a steamer in reapect to speed’ eize. Xc., as could be pro- cured for the service, and had In good faith and with com. mendabie energy. diligence and skill, oe ee vored to carry out their contract. There was, A no cue for the exercise of the power of the fostmaster Genera! under the act of 1888, and it is clear tha: he | never, either 1n form or substance, assumed to exercise it in the case of the trips of the Ericston—at least, so far as the facts tave appeared upon the hearing of this motion, | The power to impose a five is limited to the cases and for the causes specified in the act: and the power, though an | administrative power, is so far jucticial in its character | dat tt must appear that the officer clothed with the power bas assumed to exercise, and bas in fact exercised it, It must. Wherefore, appesr that the Postmaster Geaeral has umpcsed a fine for the prescribed cause—that he hag com | pleted the exercise of the power in the particular case, pot that be has advised the head of another department to make a deduction from the pay of a contractor, on the ground thet an inferior service hae been performed. in this case no order or adjudication of the Post- muster General imposing a fine has been shown, and the only evidence of the action of the Postmaster G neral which hes been furnished on this bearing, is copy ot a letter addressed by that officer to the Secre: ary of the Navy, under date of June 30, 1866, and the statement in the opinion of the Attorncy General, that such a letter was at timt time acdressed by the Postmas- ter Genera! to the Secretary. This letter is in the follow- ing words:— Post Orrice Derantwest, 2 ash iscTon, June 30, 1856, £1m—The certi of this department show that Sbe Coline tine of steamers hive pertormied twelve tween New York und 28d of Apmil to the 2d of June. 1s trips (two outward and tw: b by the Ericsson, an irrer: eu not of Lhe clase sdprlated for in the contr ac ine “on of the inte- rior Rervice Ww $13,000 per round trip by ‘the there be allowed prices by the trip performed lie Havre line S12 «rip ta therefore consider ‘riessou. Tt th therefore, thirty aly thousand (836,000) be the pretemt quarter. Tam, very Y respeetialy, Your obedient SORVAD', JAMES AMP! S The lion, J. ©. Donnry, Secretary of the Navy. | . It will be observed that thq Postmaster.General in this letter entirely fails to notice the important fact that the Hricsson bad been unconditionally substituted for a regu- lar steamer of the Collins Line w the performance of this mail service by the consent of the Secretary of the Navy. A fact so important to the recommendation made would, as it strikes me, have been referred to by the Postmaster General if it had been within his official khowled ; and if such fact had been duly considered by hita, it is not pro- bable that such a recommendation would have been made. But a more important feature of this letter is to be no- tuced: apd that is, that the Postmaster General does not - that there has been apy \nreasonable or unnecesary ‘o the departure of the mails, or in the pertormance : 'y trip—that he does not state that he has imposed or intends to unpose any fine for any such delay; and that he only advises and recommends ¢ the 5 of the Navy allow $30,000 tor the two round trips performed by the Driceson—ceducting $96,000 from the :ontract price of such trips; and that be bases such advice and recom. mendation, not on the ground of unreasonable or unne- ceseary celay but on the ground of the inferior service given, the wips having been pertormed by an irregular steamer, and not of the clase stipulated for in the original contract. The fact that he did not assume or attempt to exercise any power conferred by the act of 1845 before alluded to, is suffictently evidenced by these circumstan- ces, and by the fact that the deduction recommended ex. imposed under that act. {t appears from the opinion of ceeded by $5,000 the highest fine which he could have | the Attorney General that this letter of the Postmaster | General was m the Auditor without any dire Auditor struck off $96,000 accordingly, aud like or similar | | deductions on substantially the same grounds, were after- | wards made. When this action of the Postmaster Gene- ral,was madepenown to Mr. Collins, he addressed a letter to the Secretary of the Navy remonsirating against this Jeduction—teisting that the substitution of the Ericson government world withhold any partofthe mail and statiny that having acted upon the absolute permission to employ another steamer without any terms or conditions being impored, they trusted that the tary would re. consider the matter and direct the balance of the last | quarter to be remitted. Om the 16th of the same month Mr. Collins transmitted to the Secretary of the Navy a | duplicate of his letter of July 5, and requested an early | reply. On the i7th the Secretary of the Navy acknow 1 d | | = the receipt of the last mentioned tw4letiers, | shail be informed of the resnit, | own py affiday it that no potice that the matter | has been tnally decided by the Navy Department has ever | opi bows that it was peuding before bi 4, 1867, on which day—some months after Mr. Secrotary Dobbin had eftthe department—he gaye an opinion in favor of the contractor’, and uo evidence has been furnished that auy lipal decision has since been made by the Secretary of the | Navy. If such @ decision has ever beer inaie, the neglect | to give the promised notice to Mr. Cx Lis probabiy | been occagione4 retary who pr: stance that tne | has never been | thos be seen. may not be of n evidence upon tL decided you by the retirement from oftive of the Se od w give the notice; and the circum hi it =uch & promice nicated wo hie su h the fact, in a legal point of view, ance—that there is no direct Secretary of the Navy lias not concurred or | not concur in the opinion of the At- ' torney General. or has it been shown that the $ of the Navy hae, in wri ting, required Collins and his agso- cintee, of thore claiming under him, to refand the balance now claimed on account of advances made ‘op said steamships in money, or out of the compensation due for mailservice, as required ome provisions of the deeds of trust before referred to letters of the Dis trict Attorney, written inder the instroctions of the Secre- | tary of the Navy, not being # strict and technical com pllance with the conditions of the deeds of trust. But I do not choose to rest my decision upon any technical grovnd, being entirely satisfied that the janis have & right to insist that there is a larger sum due for mau ser- vice than anya remaining unjard om account of the ad- been made pessor. it will vances secured by the trust deeds: and also to insi-t in this court that one claim «hall be set off against the other, But if | could reach the conclusion that there would stil] be # balance due to the gorernment upon the equitable a0)usument of their accovote with the Col ine line, I ehould be unable to find any solid ground on which to rest a de cision in favor of the complainant npon the present mo Lon, The execution ereditore beve a present right to pro ceed to pel] the Atlantic and the Baltic, subject to the lien ({ apy) which the government has thereon, and if that hen i# good and valid as against theer ewoution creditor: , & cake Under such executions must necessarily be «ubject to such lien. The execution cred: right to sell under remedy giv at beet b accord both are strict legal rights, Certainly the rights. and ‘yen the equities oF the execution creditors, would even then be Fuparior to those of the United States, eo far, at least, as to allow shem to veil those nee inne, subject to the lien of the | Bited § That they may be sold to some un- known j®rson, that euch person may possibly take them beyond the jurisdiction of the United States—and the existence of & vague fear drat the claim of the United States may be endangered thereby—is no sufficient gromnd for postponing the claims of the execution creditors iz as 38 sige z SSSEE aa | i bad been consented to without any intimation that the as Cap Riatries Attorney mag Saeere well dectine, ina case of the of that presented Aoi yates tae reaveaubity of deci- ‘ag administrative officers, against a claim of the nich can be readily made the subject of An AT Boe ‘argued, I do not ¢ motion for a pro- BE: reat Fire at Dubuque, lows. pi Duzewue, March 31, 1868. ‘Tho Merchanta’ Hotel of this was destroyed by ire lant night, Loss, $18,000; insured, $10,000. Specie Payments in sy pian Ricumonn, ‘The Legislature has ‘ver ameud- jee ? wp ped bill im ~ tt 80 as to ire the banks to resume 6; paym onthe firat of May as ‘The Ice in the St. Lawrence Deaupeeteg Tue ice oppeatte the ci ti trenking uprena Ge te yy e river will con be operon ~ FOR sala. TEA Lacy Fou BALE. & CHRAPLIN ONEO or oF THR A> ues of this Business aad lease tire of 8 BAMUKL, SithaataN,ol Wall siscet, Id of tore, Herald CHANCE WORTH NOTICE.—A HOUSE of twelve years’ standing. tn the hosiery and furnishing line, with a stock of about $4,000, for sale, and a lense of seven years to rup. The partie from the business propose selling forcash, and toavoid trouble none but a cash customer need apply. Inquire for this week ai 396 Bowery, for parti- culars. CORNER GROCERY FOR SALE—ON A GOOD avenue, doing a splendid business: it is one of the best pent without exception, which will be proved to any per- son wishing to purchase. The stock will be anid at valuation; the fixturesat half their value, ‘The most undoubted reasons Given for selling, Address J.D), ® , Herald office, GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINE, SIZE No, 11, forsale or to,exchange for chamber furniture, carpets or dry goods, Adcress J. , Broadway Post ce FIRST (TASS GROCERY STORE FOR @ALE THAT has been established ten years, and is new doing a good paring and tooreaaing cach rede’. The ‘stare hac band some fixtures, a good siock, and {s altogether the best atand inthe Ninth ward. ‘The store is situated at 274 Bleecker street, corner of Commerce. For particulars apply to JOS, 0. RANSOM, 14 Third avenu: morning, or at 271 Bieecker street, in the evening. ROOKLYN.—FOR SALE, AN ENGLISH SHADES public house, doing a good business. Satisfactory reason given for ihe sale. Apply wo WM. THOMPSON, 161 Fulton street, Brooklyu. ROCKFRY STORE FOR SALE —THE OLD ESTAR- lished crockery store belonging to the late Ritter Had- ley, is offered tor sale by the administrator on favorable terms; if not sold previous to the Lith of April, it will be sold at public auction on the lth day of April, at W o'clock A. M., tn fois to sult purchasers. Also the store to let G. W. SHERMAN, Administrator, 164 Bowery. _ POR SALE—STRAMEK WORURETER (NOW RUNNING ‘on the Norwich line for Bo ton), in good order and com gion: has frat clase eiaicroome, and bertbe for threo bun. asnengers and large freight capeaity. Fur particulars iret Bes 'S. MARTIN, Ageut, pler 18 Nori river, foot (OR SALE—A GOOD BUSINESS, WHICH CAN BE established in every town andeity, in which one can make from $1 to $10 per day. No competition. Fora small gum of money the requisite ‘machinery and exclusive right will be given: business is in successful operation in Yarious places. For further pardculars inquire of G. Le RAYMOND, Franklin in House, Yo onkers, N. Y R SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND UNEX- don given immediaicly. ly to 341 Fulton street, Brooklyn: — TE STOOK, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES: m bookselling establishment No. street, vogether with tne lenge of bore presents the mot favoralie opportunity f sete ve presen voral unity tor boo femrerprise at has na "businean for years. ena be Shows io be prose and ne m gift enterp: cation in nequalied ia the city App iy to We TOWNSEND, tnt Bginfer © ‘Townsend,) No. 222 Broadway, um the American POR SATE-THE LEASE OP PREMIAES, STOCK, FIX. turer, &c., of & Teiail grocery establishment, which hia done the iast Year x business of $20,KX) for cash, and which could be increased to almost any extent. There is three years’ Of lease unexpired, and stock, fixtures, &c., are {n first rate order, making it # most desirable opportanty for a Wishing to enter the business. Address HH. 0. P, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED PLANE MANU- establishment, having everything for carrying news, stich os timber and reverses, benches, tathes, Ac. The advertiser having other business cannot at tend 10 ik A better opportunity never was oviered (9 & youn = wishing to start ae ors hardware merchant that Yo manifarinee his 0 fair valunitoo, by applying vo Manufacturer, 71 New York. OR SALE mreet, Also fixtures for ule and store t desirable loce tlons in Toquireoi 8. ROSES Fulton street, | Brook! yn. (OR SALE—FOR CASH OR GOOD SECURITIES, A wholesale and retail Hquor store, with rectifying busi Location unsurpassed, near @ market. Will Address @. Gillen eas connected. sell _reasonadle toa respeciable party. bor 130 OR SALLR—A RESTAURAN per rooms aliached, aliuated Vifteenth ward: aa the present pi the West, early atiention jars Inquire at 169 Greene street. FOR SALBAMBROTYPE, AND PHOTOGRAPH (Al ery, in Broadway. Authenticated provts upwards of vr Week. “Price $1,200, $LOW down. Pe above a well WITH LADIFS suP- & fine locality in the tends leaving for ther parucu- {OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST GRO stores inthe Seventh ward; nino, bedrowms nd stable; rent iow. Invite at 537 Grand st VOR SALE—A RECENTLY FITTED UP AND WELL swocked drug store, in «thoroughfare, very suitable for " a physicun. Price low, cash. Address D. 8., box 123 Herali oftiee. OR BALE-—A ROOK AND STATIONERY STOR, IN ‘one of the best locations ap town, with « welactod ash busine 6m, Tat 88 Third OR SALE—A CORNER GROCERY. WITH A GOOD Tun of firet class cash cusomers, will be sold on favorn. ms for cash or good security. A tine chance for be to Work. Address, appointing an interview, #2 Herald office. oF BUST. id brisiness “ALK IN JERSEY CITY A FIRST CLASS FANCY ery. now doin, cellent ay York and War b at the groo Ten streets, Jersey City. CHEAP—<4 (00 SUITABLE FOR ike; aleo shrubbery 01 various ki remove them immedin'+ «going rae | said pr corner ird TREER, Fc OR SALE CHRAP—AIX ATEAN BN Ixka. PRON ON 68 horse power, with @r whe Tgorder. Ayiiy wor aditess THUS. DATIDSON, By dress airect, jOR SAL Es livery atable, Now. 136 tween Hudson and Bi stands in the city. Rent (ree, ‘0 pay the rem'. Half would JOR SALE OR PXCHANGR—& MANUFACTURING Vusinems, protected by patent, for an article of neces sary use in ail the United Baits: ‘ean be inerwnend tn un lumited extent, Inquire of D. ©. CONSTABLE, (9 Fulton street, second Moor FOR SALE.—THE DESIRABLE AND WELL » Three Pigeons Hotel, wah stables, outbuildings, ated three miles irom Heboken ferry, a New Dar Finckeusack piank road, Por pardeuiars SAFE, TAILORS BAP—A HERRING " jen, Ac. Ac. “Apply at 573 hain, inquire om the pr ARDWARE CASES FOR SALE VERY LOW —4 FINE | retol moveable hard ware onney wal pl abelves. CO MULLER & CO. 12) Willinmn air ewe mW FOR SALESIN THIRTY FOURTH strent Applyto Wi Mou! LTAIE, EAVER, 298 Nipth aven Methodist Chureh. Trinity 2 William street, or J HN GQEWING MACHINE FOR SALB—ONF OF HOWE) 55 originally cost $128; !@ in perfect order, and will he sold for 88. Apply tf. T. KING, 20 Broadway, room 28g (TO, MULINERA—OOR BALE. THE LRARK, RTOCK fixtures and ood will of « choion millinery ware, located {oo sno neighborhoo 4 nod, aad AD eEtAReive frat clase seleeted, and the ely fed a, ‘Only BLO cnsk will be rested wad toe i "Apply te RO To RrRART Pras cerres Aper ry . ms ‘ La 65 Reventecats street. ixth avenue, steam iif yas |e eee te & sorta of. king. Ni species pat i by pe) ae Resi vorir ined apply person | Tt will be sold at «| ‘A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF BOOTS eee Gurr OF NEATLY | PRINTERS u CHEAP FOR “Casa, A second bane printing c@ice, well assorted and titted up second fore, for for the publication of wrekly Bewspaper, containing about yuired; aso 1:00 pounga of ae stone Cay? . gailys, manda, cases, dc, | Inq as To F: apply a: 146 Pearl sweet, fourth A VERY PEBASANT. a © BUTLDERE.—1 —1i00 PERT OF HASTINGS MARBLE, fdcor. with full or RO ep Eg ro , ve a0 er Trquite of WHITE, B LMT Te 30 Wiliam ret. 3 Al DO OTHERS —FOI POR ied yas venient of access. A RS—FOR SALE, CUTTING BOARDS, COUN- TAILO! 18, og geatiemen’, be ryand olber fixinces, for the talloring business. Ap: “he econ floor, 616 Broadway, over the sak, f i | ro. stage routes cara: private faraily; refee- | sicians of this city endo eachanged. lease call a 280 Won Fifteenth nest. | Bear highth avenue, —¥0 GERMAN DRUGGH D OTHERS — en eRe ar $300. Fe Sitnak eal gaumecl sominemes SINGER GENTLEMAN WANTS A ROOM IN A PRI | JN BROOKLIN—ONR ‘ances BOOM, OF Fakion good locetion Rem Ing at Critventon’s great vate bouse, 153 vicinity Ry Bypimn Ferg ney wun pa eerie ae, =f por gh og to chien Depot, 476 Broadway, Beresgca rout an ih erences. or without Board, | wih board, tom gentloman ond wife, Hoase frm og nese ~FOR BALE, AN INTELLIGENCE ers ofice, N.Y. ioe om | street. — LADY WISHES TO LRT A DESIRABLY | JHRSEY CITY]HOARD.TWOELARGR ROOMS, WrTat ere 4m6i he le ear, thas room to one or two gentlemen who are acta fallor part beara, The howe uty 4 Pluses 5 i myulte home; siso fron aad beck parior, “with muhor | Senlemen wish full or partial bow 386 pkg tr Iridioat bedrog cee eee ero inired aed | Walk from ferry. “address Leo, oo ion, tree mater INKING SAL00R re aif Canal siect ‘he chins’ store, Ue- $32 totem? het, ap ew DRINKING SALOON. | Ercen Greene and Woonier sircew sh, anne eee AP ARESits IN SUMAN Bess; wi'l be gold at this great sacrifice as resent — THREE, RESIDING ON THE jcoet gor int NETO pera a seoaad Ale. Woes the Bessy be fre8 from vibe | secrelary Dedatcad in parton, $e on." Bela at street, { eth, Havre and is ; es Le ee ee eee, Pence nee ct nape nad Lagkawaas Coal a Gregan’ pier, Riese iowa ithe Hist oe og, Of fami, ho sould | RIV BOARD, JIN BROOKLYN: sUTTa OF ROOM or of Mr. A EUTCHCOCK, 347 Broadway, room No, 3. board ‘ the three. Inquire at een yy! | gentlemen oi $8 Cla ~ caeuen pat Oey Wall a $350, — ae, ce A HANDSoMELY 1 Mio a LADY AND Gi N TO HAVE A ROOM i = ee a main ~ ensiere a ae restaurant best ENTLEMAN WISH r.snk ween s Sew snabet Soe " viciatt ; MS TO LER —PURNISHED, ROOMS FOR GENTL- joroushfares of ‘the city, in the vicinity of Se mad fT | Rooms pe supper roces aS auitible for | lattes romaway, en eens " So, PB “HOWES & CO. “POR SALE, AN OYSTER, COFFEE, CAKE . and general refreshment saloon, located near the cot theawe, one of the oldest establishments of the e Ronate and owe mes roms my “4 lodging: street, first FE salatirh anaes site VATE FAMILY pax B AccoMmOn ees 4 AF | my | Stes olel, pu ie cananel ties rae Seed nened tab ream.” Teas nquise at 134 East Broadway. VERY PLEASANT AND NICELY FURNISHED room beg bedroom, ed gas, bot and cold water and leasent loostion, convenient to five | ENGLISH FAMILY, WITHOUT gar. | residing beiow Fourteent ath strect, within Nor the summer months, with I 4 k. Apply at St? Broadway, | blocks ef Sateen have # handsomely furnished room to cy ee ‘Went Bixteenth atreet. Dinner oun Nora” Mane BS perwecks GR HOWES £0." | Jet ey ‘ior, ‘with or without paruiai board, "Ad. | Gu'clock. etorcace required. esa Do Herald ofce. Wn BARRO NATO es a PRODUCK STAND IN MAR- —— $500. ket pene Handsomely fitted up, wi gs pn yl bagi GE! te lea ny. pope os week oo iow, se eet tags f SOUTUWIC , 84 Nassau atroet. pees. ee Fifteent 6 Raman cost. | plone, Dave BNTIRE FURNISHED © Roows, a of Broadway. SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND artial board, Also, two or thrée sin- by calling. ot 163) Fast Fourteenth is exceedingly respectable and co. (ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, Dowm town.—A_ nicely furnished front room for $2 per weeks single rooms $1 54, for gentlemen only, at 21 East Broadway B eteti LY Ft OTEL.—SurTs oF Booms. pret a hn erty ae I that 1 hav ® nursery for voung an (a'who wish 1a place the chilres “ander Charge will find rented an Sure bear vill find them kindly’ Sinan! . TAKER hy arTBOR OF INFORMING THE PUBLIC | rd if desired, to one or two sia Kteferences given ir aire ‘aro et req\ , witl sens slceet. Address ire. Turner, Madison suare Pees office. HE RLEGANT APARTMENTS NOW Seoupled yy Kar Pormuas cam be Aud from iy 8h tay ould so NTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN "mii or moons. 6 een ina, ‘and Sistoenib airecta.” Realy yan |e street, tat’ board. deferences gives and inquire till rst of May at 83 Sands $1,000, c8aiiit ds fobs, Rares tag, River Ratiroad cej the ber one of the most cohahnae the ‘North river ride of the city. apely ot Od Bovine. room No. 4. le gentlemen, may dn private residing a Bo ee exchanged. GENTLEMAN AND pibided AND ONE OB TWO SIN- T™ GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board at 259 Kast Ninth sireet, near First avenue. lensant opens with board tne. | Sree Tre OR THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, ity es In is Wee 8 Sixteenth street, Refer- (FOR SALE, A GROCERY AND LIQUOR . store, the store now doing a ana dle cash business: the stand one of whe best on the side, and the business mey be increased to any extent with siteation, “Apply at 7 Browdway, room Noy With a genteel parlor Herald oftice. 50. 000 PEB ANNUM FOR TWENTY YEARS.— Foranle, acortract to make two bundred million fect of pine and hemlock lumber. stipulated price (equal to cost) Wid be paid per thousand, and half of the net roceers given besides. Capital required, $30,000. iB B., Herald office. be accommod: nve, near Ninth street, > tons to be made at No. HORSES AND CARKIAGES. a young lady, in pr WITH WAGON AND hw rer evs exchanged. A LADY a Searieee, indy) be eccommodal and modern; locality Ninth street. bs cage ey for aquiet home can be suited. Terms moderate. A CARD TO BACHELORS.—GENTLEMEN IN WANT of single apartments, oF furnished suits comfort and conveniencé of @ home can be obtained, Appli- FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED—FOR oarders. fAddress a. H., suit or separate, can be ubiained in pereie te vote famtty, without 1. OF ‘ast, in Twenty ft: 4 BOARD FOR | Fifthavenue. Address H. Cobbi:, ‘Madison oquare Poot odlee, in a small Pie family Saran ESSE=ESSrEREENOUTSES eee ereameena Dedrovan sesoas WAXTED- HY 4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND | HIS with board for the lady only, ia a private famaly, i where there are batiew ‘Address A. L.. B, box 199 Horala lice, stating terms, &c., which must be moderate, NIEDBY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN AND TKS sister. two rooms, with board for the lady, a private family preferred, or where there iyo but few boarders, 4 person having such rooma to let at a moderate price, Please address C. P. W., Herald ofice. References exchanged. ANTEDCBY A GENTLEMAN AND HIB WIPE, A Risely furnished fvoem. and be second without besa; in a boas wit a privaie teaally preterred: Tocat‘on must be Pleasant, Rent about $100, AGdrens teas Address Home, box 110 ts of rooms can Class house, situated on Firth ave where everything requisite to the 19 Fifth avenue. ivate family or where Broadway Post GENTLEMAN WISHES TO DISPOSE OF A SPAN feed board. of mares, 14%5 hands Ligh, long tails, and can trot in 35 | minutes to the pole 6 and 7 yearsold. ‘Also a light wagon | matched. Also a number of “very superior single tfrom Vermont, for sale low, ai No. 6 Boerum gray, horaes Commodai men with days. oad, ATTLE BREEDERS, ATTENTION!—FOR SALE, A full blooded Devon bull, three years old, sired by Hule bert’s imported bull Fringe Albert. “Also four cows and two bulleaives. Caa be seen at 72 Robinson sireet. Must be sold. FIRST RATK TEAM OF TRUCK LKIN, corner of OR SALES A borsee. ab Firat to Poa Wiihacks changed. North Be burg. . OR BALE—TWENTY Goon (GEREN HORSES, SOME men and thetr wii Are very fast trotters, pairs matched horses. | rooms at 199 Tenth street. Gan te seca at the nadie ot TNO INK, 128 Pierrepont Also, & loi of new aud second hand OARD— A MIDDLE Brooklyn. Tans sere accc mmodaied with rivate house in Morton re SALF—A HANDSOME YOUNG BAY MARE, B16 | roe H hands hieb, long natural tall, two bind fect whive, | Kind and stylish driver. She is an excelent animal for any. business, aid will be eold cheap for want of use. Inquire of DHN HENOKEN, Fifty firs: sireet, near Lexington aven OR BALE—SIX TROLTING HORSES, CONSISTI ‘One very handsome brown mare, 6 years, 15: \e very handsome bay horse, 6 years, 15%; trots in 2:50 to trots in 2:50 | OARD.—TWO OA RD —PLEASANT ciosela and gas, can b ple ' a very handsome sorrel mare, 5 years, to road wagon. One very handsome brown horse, 6 years, 16; very showy yom posits. T Mreet, near Spring OR, SAL. R—AT THE STADLES OF THE FOUR MILE OARD IN CLINTON PLACK.—A ASANT or 52 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIPTR House, corner of Third avenue and Fifty seventh f for @ gentleman and his wi Iso e single room | 04 and Sich avennes.—To let, with board, to 8 gentiomem | & number ‘ef first class work hones, young, sound {or one or two single centiemen, at 7 Clinton place. “Dinner | and his wife, or gentlemen of bigh respectability, the rat kind; vogether with carta, harness, dc. at six o'clock. floor, having Croton, Kas, pe ———— | Yate and well locate fs Yair romunerston retired A YOUNG HORSE SOUND AND RIND:A | JROARD IN CLINTON PLACE Ft HED ROOMS, eon ee 3, will be gota for |. may be obtained at Al Clinton place, near 57 EAST TWENTY RIGHTH STREET, THIRD DOOR Park | Finch sveuve, suitable for faumilios of alagle Kpauiemen. he from Fourth sveawe.—D 18 Accommodations os neces exchanged. No renoval on the lat of reasmmabis terms, for families dn fui ‘can be =>— with board,’ in firet class by applying at @e OR BALE—A PATR OF HORSES, GENTLE AND VERY OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY —TWO OR THREE number, ‘References exchanged. showy, over 18 ether with an elegant double single gen'lemen can be xccomm: f a harness, Address 8, box 3.117 Post office mem onthe second floor, with or witho GQ BEMSEN STREET, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —PAR- a No. 20 Collage piace, beiween Houston and Bivecker sireeis, OG lor und betroom ca first floor, froni room em OR SALK—THREE SADDLE HORSES, TWO ROAD = reconé floor, ard front room on (hirt story. Persons ée- horses and a superior family horse; warranted in every | Teapect. Can be seen at 19 Vestry sireet until sold. | | Roe SALE—A FINE FAMILY HORSE, SIXTEEN AND A tinlf hands idch, seven years old, ix Very stylish and in and two or three sin fine condi'lon, Also a light bay horse, iifteen and three quar. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT APARTMENTS, | ter hands high, seven Vears old, @ very stylish and pleasant single or | driver. These horses warranted in every respect, Tobe | berween Poerum and Smith streets. The seen ai S15 Perry street, dious and tioned ve | Fz SALF—20 SOUND, KIND AND YOUNG HORSRS, ———————— st from tbe conntry, suitable for cartmen, groverym OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FAMII or any kind of business, To be seen at 22 Elev Laura Keen's stables. FPOR SALE—A SECOND HAND EXPRESS WAGON, IN good ores, Inquire at) Thompson treet. HANDSOME PAIR OF GENTLE ¥ harness, nearly new; also a fine | pe seen at the Rmjire Stables, on Twe bewween Madison and Fifth avenues, They pw, as che OWner is about leaving the city. OOK AWAY CARRIAGE, MADE n Litwt Fale order: aio & Bix KoRt 7 Mott street. Inquire of MBI 812 Broadway. or a few ning: nished or a and Ham: ired Apply at 22 Tom; Ww streets. junieating. man and wife of single ge ‘inner week days) in a qv ferry. Modern POR BALE—A BLACK MARE, TOP WAGON AND harnees, price for the jeablohment 5200: also a nor box 17s Herald office. pony, price $4); also a xplondid pacing pony, very fast : PTidrven sold abd bought on commieate. Apply at 18 OARD IN JERSEY CT Uemen wonld like to eon bly peavectatle pr " het ake oa lornes corner of Greenwich sirect OR SALE—ONE NEW LIGHT ROAD WAGON, MADR by one of th ‘city makers. Inquire at the stables, At Fourth street, New York. OR SALE CHEAP—AS THE OWNER HAS NO FU OARD, WANTED FC phy trem, two good Apply to B. i vate family, in the fi COBURN, 173 West Twenty ofth street, in the shop. ‘Acdress 8, L. W.. Herald OR SALE CHEAP=ONF BAY HORSB, ABOUT 14 bands high, pony bailt; can go bis mile in three minutes. nire at 174 We enty fifth street, OK SALE AT A SACRIFICR—\ NEW THRER SEAT spring wagon, with shaita and pole, suliabie for a light | Aioy the com forts of grocer's press or pleasure w ries Sx) Iba; must | be sold, Apply to J. W. CLARK Wet Twenty-ninuh ntreet, ORSES, HORSES —SCRATOHES CURED. = 00M pound Lotion, $1 « bottle, 13 Third avenue. fallivie Kmbrocation for sprains, bruises, rheumati OARD WANTED. —A nt hut few other boarders, The donkey trota welland has been ns Herald office. | and driven by young children, Also a large HOME THAT IS A HOME.—A GENTLEMAN AND | . ~ wfoundiand dog for wile. “Apply at 3 ‘Peart street, wile of the highest respectability, and living in splendid TANTED—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED isle, above but near Madison square, wouldadd & gentleman room, with breakfast, fora gentleman and wife, 1 ® — to their number, and give thein #plendid rooms and | priva‘e family, between Kighth and Spring street. west at Address B. B., box 192 Herald ollice. SUIT OF FURNISHED Roows TO sles, single rooms in © Gret class \ harness will be sold separate or together. Apply at board if required; | livery stable, 62 Leonurd brown stone bouse. with alld i _————_— . Buc K HAWK AND MORGAN HORSES —A PAIR OF | firs! house west of Sixth avenue, well matehed Diacks, a pair of bays, and a bay and @ | ————————————— PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN THE UPPRR part of thecity, convenient Lo stages and cars, can ac gentleman and his wife Address 8. E. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A BACK PARLOR | on first floor. Aliso a front parior'on second floor, with | ive room, situated in the most ple ‘Terms moderate; tamil Call at 191 -A PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND GENTLE. wives can be re ferences given and required. Address SINGLE. board in Jersey City afier the Ist of ldress immediately, Mrs Family private, house good, and | mileman and wife or a few single geailem: tech erma moders and stylish, OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OP. Also (rotting horse Joe Hill, 15); has trotted in 240; and | J men can be accommodaiod with board in « privair board- eralothers Will be sold ata bargain if applied for before | ing house, where few boarders are taken. | oh of April, Apply at: at 48 Greene sirect, near Broome. Vinson street, corner of Greeawich. }OARD IN BROOKLYN - nd pleasant rooms om second flow, with the comforts ol a home, by applying at dl Nassau street, an they require would gentiemen with rooms on second floor, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS COM on the second rutnuter! walk of the South ferry ly at 100 Congrens street, second door below OARD IN HOKOKEN.—TWO SINGI ean be accommodated with hoard (w! mine and pleas’ loestion. uurch. Terms inust be moderate. Bes of ref OARD WANTED—BY TWO LADIES, IN A PRIVATE family, in the upper pari of the city, where they can a home for & moderaie e mpenaation. Se Tewt office. / to obtain board in a private family, or where rows). Address, staiing particulars, lowest terms, &e., a. ce LET—WITH yANTED-BOARD, BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN family Cr small boarding house, not moving im ity ‘of Sixth avenve. not above Fourteeatia Address, mating verms, €c., C.K. D., Herald office, vinrcay night. JANTED—BY A YO! care of B. sn improvemenis, 1 West Fourtwenth sire NG MAN, BOARD IN A PRI. ar the Fighth ward. Address W. ‘wood, Broadway Letter office. "ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BOARD FOR A GENTLR- man aud wie; net over elght faites waik {com Frul- ton or Wall street ferry, Boom on ‘second tl ‘Terms must be moderate: Address F. W. So Herald oflca.. BRIDGE STREET, CORNER (STATE STRERT, Bat. tary —Hand*ome front parlor, with two bedrooms. to let, with board, ‘suitable for u. family” also, s few sage pee, tlemen can be accommodated with board and pleasamt | Toums, References required. two ingle xentle- 1a oftice, for three EB, 72 nt part of Kast Hroad~ all: gas and bath. Kete- rondway. aceominodated with pleasant | AGED GENTLEMAN CAN BE é AND 4 ABD gy SOF aRe, CORNER & good room, breakfast and in or tea, street —To li a eais of nossa en cool sireet, No other boardera Best of | floor; Sixo, a front She ud’ single rooms suhabte Gor B.'B. We, Herald | geuticme. Wighth avenue care and Bleecker street street wages pees, References required. DON ar aa WEST SIDE, NEAR BANK Aentlemen and iheir wives can be uccommedated GENTLEMEN WISUING May, will please ity "Pos! office, & = an FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH had with full or partial board, ror a ONLY IS CHARGED FOR GOOD PUR- hisbed rooms at the Globe Hotel, corner of Frankfort fod William streets, “Hotel open all night ST. JOHN'S PARK.—TO LPT, h board, to gentiomen and their wives or single gem” Men, ibe second sory back and third story front roome iso pleasant single roma, Terms moderate, THR f YOUNG | ‘Apply ata9 Ro- A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE zie gentleman, can find good soard be had at 101 Schermerborn sireet, house is commo’ desirable; from ten to fifleen Tries. ation very pleasant jock. Kelerences rr kins place, between Harrison an near STRERT, suitt of rooms on tory, suitable ADJOINING or a gentle ntlemen, in A house | aRAnUy lo- dinner at tiring Gat class xesommodations ean be sulted as above. nner at aix, Revorencea exchanged. had —E 67 AST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIOW svunre and Irving piace —Kiegant suits of rooma, rieh- ly furnisded, for ‘amilics, and single ones for gentlemen, with board. con May day. | 79 SPRING #TRERT, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAD. } way.-To let, several Bandsomely furnished rooms, to ingle peniiemen.” The location, is near. all the ihe, tre oleae tela. Atiached to the building ian ppd with all the daily, weekly and Hanrated papers this and (he principal citice of 107% CLINTON PLACE, RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues, euite of rooms . 10 lei fo families or «ingle gentlemen, wihor Reference required. AST TWENTY FIRSt om parior on the s tamily or alngle xrhanged. ‘Term REET, OPPOSITH THE MERCAN- y. Several gentlemen may have pleasant 143: ruoms, wit board. 14. RIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL.— e ‘ A room handsomely furnished, to let toa gemtle- man, with partial board if desired, 27 inched , hich he will let, py board, at moderate rates. Apply as above to WM, KL ie" family, the Addrena A.W., ITY.—ONE OR TWO YOU vat OR A YOUNG I immesdtinte vi vn! office. 4 cents per copy. INSURANCE COMPANY, MMREMEN'S FUND INSURANCE OOMPARY. Sa books for subseriptiom to tne capital stock of 's Fund Inenrance Mancn 2, IN Kew Anh "WAVID MILLTRERY. PAAWKEOW IE DRLANO, CHARI Me GALL, YOUNG GRETLEMAN wisume | loction betwegn Bisecker and ORES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS —FOR BALE, A | iweniy second sireets, onthe weet side of Broadway. Ad |. } Comminsionsne, pair of bay ho ch and (nat travellers, and per | dress, uating erm, ac. WR §., Herald often. sd Tore Ae , feetly round: they lore nse us wher fortwo -———= JOSEPH B. VARNUM, JR. years, and wil’ be smd cheap ‘g ation, Cam (G—12) BLRECKER STRERT, NEAR BROA HENRY M. GRATIAM, ie'veen acter 10'A."Wlnghe private wate, agal alley, Wray; delightful roome on seen foot, front: | recond stable in rear of W shingson square, he secured o: sivaai CLOTHING, &C. | Pyoner FOR SALF—AUITARLE FOR PAMBLY OR BU # ness purposes, good iraveller, and very kind and gen- lip. Bick Rawk mock 7 yeara old; pric Tnqwire at 263 Wet Thiriy fourth sree | greet will April 6 at 85 exch, et a aubseriction now r be ip pomen wustiona iff ‘be city will bereaiter be withield ) baving euch bores are requested to bring them | charge will be made vintess they are aatieved. ast we renece evohanged. gemieman and wife piahed of unfurniabed Jaghteerth strest, one bl: Bradway and Pith ORGAN HORSE FOR SALE—i6 HANDS HIGH, bright bay. kind amd gentle, will etand without tying ape will trot in 3) minutes: enitabie for doctor or ‘amily. He can be orem ot i.Ridred’e able, No Ram Twenty elghh } | room, furnished | street Pri { ior her: lao ers moderate. OARDING.—€5 BAST Jor front, on the secon try, anita! men can be aecom on HORSES, TWO COAT, CARTS AND ONR SPRING heap, this dey, at 64 © ntl good trey: ler, werreated sound snd fe orher 1b bands, one $80, the other SLOK, IREAT SECRET FOR TAMING WILD HORSER.— a back theaame foot, All mutable for gentleman and wife. pk BOARDING <4 PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A co OARDING.—A LARGE PLEASANT ROOW AND BED. | B be sermon on Apply at 2 White mroet. for a gentle: fnoniate hahiw, preferred. No movia bose. Honse first clase. i ANT QUASTITY OF KEW AND LEFT “OFF CLOTH ing Wanied for the Southern and Westera market — ae ane — —< =D FRONT ROOM AND pe aye receive W per cen’ ha? than eleewhere, rt UNF NISHE withour ng OF seeking to tm Sell at the store, or rman and wife, on second Riarene THOs. fy. CONROY, ws Covre sirec py Hele- | 7 ADIPS AND GENTREMEN HAVING ANY CART OFF L clothing, second hand fargitare, ere, ane jalr vaine in cash, po OLICRWEN ANT OTTER Sbeppard's oy ts to Speen faire Ko, 156 Beventh avenue, betwee sory front room, fur. No. 18 Bai Ware, be tw Tange acco lock tial Untor ra are ti Brace teeta Anderson would have heem | used he worm oar. pA will save your lives, Nos 25 Piatt and 17 Spruce can $1 TO ose bay RRL Qe Teer OF LEFT OFF ol ing wanted for elty estern markets. tlemen will reeei At; {| more than sae Gy eae SL eco canons Wile Wis, No. BW Centre street wee) ir, w let, ReparAte or for one oF twe sini BROADWAY, ONRLARGE PAR | Ronee Foor, neatly ‘formiahad, with pam man and witn: ie auntle gentle. j qitlet, reiigions “an abd bashe ta be A’, QUANTITY. | 7 2 lies having rom $5 to of geod furniture, The enbacriber will, on the receipt of lara, send to OARDERE) RXCHARGE, NO. 2 APFLETON'S BUILD. | t lise paving ip to Sa wore Sees omy adcress the American secret tor pert@@my mud tlhe wild ing, 46 Bro —Boardere polliely directed. et | cing at ike noe, oe yoo yf ' sad intractable horses. "No drugs or featralllt tn) mr he coun by calling at the ‘ore, or addreesing Oonroy, -—¥ Animal are used. To ama'ene and prote few Vo | eeeret is invaluable, Address Caleo H. T. Tr. OORS.YN BO EXPRESS VEN—OR OTHERS WHO WANT TO BUY ky first rete wagon cheap, suitable for Siempre 8 OF th hi ‘Cen apply mevets, | William SRTLAND? ottaly 010 the most a dcsiinble laces in the city ipsa, eam obia'n denies RD one na, Abr Andrews bor JIURNINHPD Ro oom, TO) RENT—TO ONE OR TWO Yenire ae FOURRITURR—A in thr Ouse MELLED ion oe ~ ingly mew sty! ned emirely ba boarders by applying 10 MTP | © =A NRAT CHAMHER Homan and isdy, board for the | git manufactory, | Rleeein ate. Prices {Pv cpwaren 1,130 RK. ¥. Post ofiee | reins penmiae ‘Rh. PRRabee” Third streets, Williameburg, of Comm Hover, BROADWAY. URNEHED | in } nilemen, or gentler: wives, Price pa eis at A= Sirie o me comtey per week, $110 $8 Jonneeied ina a arent NEW PUBLICATIONS. i. | eatieneetetemenatints Lae Traore at Hr ee ee NIMC APHST AND RBGT MONTHLY MY THE WORLD Ova, aoe tea ber fo FOR THR SUT Freee atagee a pe os Just out. ‘The People: Magarin end Moy jonthly ‘by c P71 p- tas tegeaorapretetron one ors F ‘at 8 Brooliyn, welt door to eoree 18 a femily of we here tie comfort and Myrtle avenne BRE ity ‘Svicehe ageate. Pubiwaing omee, 30 Broad- ahome may be RNITUR way, trom 4 Geraie. A rate amen nage. Ferme |B TA FovaRKRFPRRS ey DRALERS RESTAURANTS, COUNTRY HOARD AT cLivtow, srarex iayann, |" seven aie the bowery theatse Swen. ——— Live minute’ walk two oF the pert aa) B CHOP, OF HOUR, wi Write rene, ree raten moon ean erm nae iguot om: | At Ay yy —~ nly: owe on |, Com aL Mins ot a . roneh Beal a LJ 7 haa errr ean ine yon ea sores rdea gee | ong alta view othe bay ana nn eet te pe oes orth 8 90 Win te aac For FS, ely af Rov trving met | robes, 2, worth from cany chairs and on ia as whieh ae, hon "| EEE tof wer one iced with or witha paral Sore 38 Hlonaton. atene, 8., bon IN Post =e aay nae warts dt FUR! PREMIUM ENAMFIL! Saors bad Says, & prioes from Uae wery er. cla warranter WOODBRIDG & No Se Butitren etree, three doors Goes Ongal street, 8. T, BROOME ATRERT.—NEW with oF withoat beerd,