The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1858, Page 4

« NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1853. n thy: case the plaintits wou'd be wholly re- The defendapts, by the r affidavits and by other papers Tead in epposition to the motion, etril a once at the fonncation ct the complainant's rights there & ve longer any may hy or equilapie =. upon Atianuc and Buitic, the deeds of trust or chattel mortcages, because the liea for such advances has been, or sbouid be, fully cancelled by the Secretary of the Na- bas, as they allege, withheld from the owners F vice recdered to the government, wach, terger than that they produce a Genera! Black, uhat We, Be amet were Sey was improperly, eld. After u careful reading Attorney General, I cannot but assent to his conclusion ‘that the deductions made from the sums claimed by the ‘Company for mail service have not been Sorcrad gee Baer haps tion in this case stating any reasons for my beyond those furnished by the very ’ i iS ee full General ; very E HH process of another court, issued in behalf honest creditor to enforce his adjudicated and admitted rights, upon the ground that the execution of such sors oa which i base my opinion, t state in dotail It ta unneces: the terms of the original oow- cage can be sustained upon the ground that there ‘@ failure to perform reements contsined in such / mc fp On Srna as become cap be Frat by the verdict of a jury alone; and the claim, now made by the government, is based entirely upon tse assumption that there i¢a balance due the United States for the moneys advanced under such deeds of trust or chattel mortgages. These deeds of trust are dor thet in pursungce ofan ech of Congress aulhorizing juacce of an act o! aut Seen treescerto beanate ana requiring the Tepaymont thereof to be secured by a loan on such ships in such manner as the Secretary of the Navy should require; they have been regarded as ae they aro in sub- stance, and it duly ‘and annually filed in the cflice 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, aa chattel’ mon tenges, against judgment apd subsequent incumbrances. By the first of these deeds of trust, we then owners of the steam. ships Pacific oS © totally lost at sea,) and Atlantic did ‘ bargain, seil and convey” the said steamships, with all their tackle, apparel and furniture, | to the trustee thorcin named, “‘upon trust, nevertheless that the said owners were to retain the possession of sucn steamships, ard employ them in carrying the mails, &c. and if, aiter the expiration of onef year from the ‘com: mencement of their employment in the mati service, un- | der the existing contract wi b the United States, being re- quizea thereto in writing by the Secretary of the Navy, y should fail to renay in money or to refund out of their compensation for maul Kervice for one year, or out cl the ‘vaiue of eaic vessels, if before the ex; iration of one year they should be taken into the service of the United stares, uch outstanding balances as might he due on account of such advances and the interest thereon, then tne said trustee, being requires 8010 do by the Secretary of the Navy of the United States, should, after ac vertising for six monte in two Newspapers published in the city of New York, the time and place of such sale, proceed to seil at Public auction, for cash, the said steamships, &c.,and out Of the proceeds of aid sale, pay, first, the expenses of exe. culing such trust, and secondly, such unsatisficd nalances Of advances,” &c. Phis is the substance of the provisions of this deed of trust so far as the same appears to me w be materia! to the questions presented upon the present mo- tion; and the provisions of the deed of trust in regard to the ‘Baitic, though somewhat different in form and language ¢ in substance very nearly 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 baiance now dumauded could be sustained, a court ‘of equity cannot reform these contracts and introdhiee pro- ‘visions which were never assented to by the parties or in- tended by them to be embraced in such contracts. The United States claim that there is a balance of $116,500 due for advances made under these deeds of trust, and the do- fendents insist that{there is a larger amoun} due to them for mail eervices in the year ending on the Slst 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 balance now claimed,so far as sueb stot! may be necessary, in order to extinguish their alleged indebted- ness to the government. The government, on the other han, wsists that the Secretary of the Navy has fully paid for the mail rervice rendered. and that nothing is now due therefor. The mai! service tor which compensation is so claimed was agreed to be rendered in and by contrac made with the Secretary of the Navy, by which Collins ‘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 New York and Liverpool, accordiny to the terms of euch contract. fhe mail service required to be performed by this contract, and tho compensation therefor Van are nore, im pursuance of subseyjuent ‘acts of Congress, and the five steamers provided for contract, it is conceded, were built by Collins and i and those claiming under them, and were acce; ed by the Nav: y Ha ne sonore as built in compliance with the contract. Unfortunately, however, two of these steamers have been lost at sea. No fault has been im puted to Collins or bis essociates as having caused or oon- 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 vesse) bad gone down at sea—that the owners of the remiaining steamers found themselves unable to trans- port the mails to and from Liverpool and New York in spch steamers as we! by the contract, to be yyed im that service. It was under these cir. cumstances that Mr. Collins, on the 17th March, 1856, to the Secretary of the Navy and solicit- ed “ ission to take a steamship to euppiy the place of the Pacific,” and asking a telegraphic des} in reply. A favorable answer was comm a andon the 22d of the same month Mr. Collins enc of the Navy a duplicate of his letter of the 17th, ‘and informed him that, in accordance with his (the Secre ‘s) telegraphic despatch, they bad chartered the reve In the same letter he requested the Secretary | to write him op the telographic despatch. On the ‘24th of the name month of the 224, the Secretary, having been thus apprised of the cbarter of the Ericsson for the purpose of supplying the place of the Pacific in the transportation of tne mail, wrote Mr. Collins as follows — Navy Drravrwen Sin: In reply to your letter of the 22d inst. bereby conti-ms ita despatch to you by telegrayh on inst., consenting to your supplying the piace ot the Pacific, by subsiXuting avotber steamed) Very respectfully, yoar ovediens servant, signed J.C. DOBBIN, K. Co: Fasq., 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 Pacitic, to substitate anotber steamor in her place, until the Adriatic should be ready for sea; aud on me month, the Secretary wrote the fol » Mareb 24, 1856. the departmen: F Navy Dersnews sy, April 2h Js your letter of thy by he mabet A cacther copunetp. pla ve Facific. suppowed to bave been lo Adriatic 8 ready 10 be Diaced om the line Very respectfully, your obedien! serva Signed) J.C, DORBIN, B.K.O s*, Req., No. 66 Wall street, New ¥ ork. ‘This correspondence is, in my judgment, # lwcient evi dence o the unqualified and unconditional consent of the | Secretary o! the Navy tbat the Ericeeon or some other ‘steam veesel, competent to the performance of the mail service, required cf a verse! of the Collins line, should be | itaited for the lost Pacific, in the performance of service, not only for the trip referred to in the iirst te of Mr. Collins, and the telegraphic despatch in reply, but algo wniil a reasonable time to prepare the Adriatic for nea had elapsed. It is idie to suppose that Secretary in tended to require that the service should be ) performed Cy ry steamahip built io of the original contract for such mail service, or equal in all reepeoe to the other ‘vensels of the Collins line; for ft is to aime, upon the aifidavite read and the admissione made by the District Attorney the argument—and it might almost be assumed as a matter of public hia of which the Court was bound @ take ai notice—that the Secretary, as well as . Collina, well knew po such vessel could be obtained for the service. If, then, it was intended wo qualily such consent bY & condition that @ reduction in the amount of mail pay should be submitted two, at the discretion of the Poetmaster General, = Vg my Am of the Navy, or other. wise, mone arn aly and (ie tinelly made. 1 mot cop to Jon Whetiver the se cretary of the Ne authority to yent to thin aub- stitation for the purpose of mail tragrportation, but «! all as the Postmaster General, the Secretary of ue ‘the. Attorney General, and the accounting officers of the ry to have assumed, that be had such wathoaty. Upon ‘aseamption large sums have already , “A for the mail service by the Ericsson, authority of the to the government is not that the parties repre Mr. Collins were not entitled, under their con payment for such services, but that the govern: or ta officers, have aright to make a reduction from compensation, or to impore a fins or ‘the contractors, upon the ground of in (ransportation of the mails: ei Fe ii 4 = ch steamships an amoutt due to them for mail ser- | pvalieg in the bill that they have been | to the | ‘and in reply to Mr. Collins’ letter | he i%th | the learned Attormey General had omitied, in his jon, to refer to Provisions of this act, and , therefore, the claim of the government ougot w ve sustained, and the injunction asked for in this case might be granted without the principles of the at | torney General’s opinion, It was insisted that the Post | master General’s action was conclusive upon the parties / and upon the Court, and that he had power of consi | in the absence of the partias to | 5 tf z [igSTELEEL i with reasonable rapidity. Indoed, it was shown by affidavit and virtually conceded that the coutractors, or those claiming under them, bad procured as good s steamer in reapoct to speed. ize. Xc., as could be pro- cured for the service, and had in good faith and with com- mendabie energy, diligence and skill, endea- vored to carry out their contract. There was, erefore, ho caze for the exercise of the power of the no Postmaster Genera! under the act of 1898, and it is clear tha: he never, cither 1p form or substance, assumed to exercise it in the case of the trips of the Ericseon—at least, so far as the facts tave appeared upon the heating 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 jucicial in its character | Wat tt must appear that the oilicer clothed with the power has assumed to exercise, and bas in fact exercised it. It must therefore, appesr that the Postmaster Geaeral has unpcsed & tine for the prescribed cause—that he hag com. | pleted the exercise of the power in the particular case, not that be has advised the head of another department to make @ deduction from the pay of a contractor, on the ground that an inferior service has been performed. in this case no order or adjudicetion of the Post- mastor General imposing a fine has been shown, and the only evidence of the action of the Postmaster General which hes been furnished on this bearing, is the copy of a letter addressed by that officer to the Secre- tary of the Navy, under date of June 30, 1866, and the statement in the opiaion of the Attorney General, that such a letter was at thmt time addressed by the Postmas- ter —— to the Secretary. This letter is in the follow- ing words: — Post Orrice Der artwenr, ? Wasiancron, June 30, 1866." § £1n—The certificate on the fil nis department show that the Collins line of steamers have periormed twelve trips be- w York und Liverpool, mails, eix outward from New Yor! 23 of April to the 22d of June, 18% rips (ow outward and two inward) having been performed be Bri irregular sievimer, anc! not of the class Pptinted for tm ‘ne wontract 1 AG‘ ise, by reason of the inte- rior service whieh bas been jiven, ‘that there be allowed $15,000 per round trip, or $30,001 for the four trips performed by tbe said steamer. ‘The prices paid by government each round trip performed by the bremen line is S606 And bv the Havre line $12.50, aod fifveen t Mare & Found crip is therefore considered a liberal eompe mention Ericsson. Tt te therefore, recormencded that the sum of thirty ax thousand (9UB,00) be cedneted frum the mail pay of the prevent quarier. I'am, very respect Your obedient wOReRDL, AMES’ CAMP! |” The tion, J.C, Donars, Secretary of the Navy. | It will be observed that thy Postmaster-General in this letter entirely tails to notice the important fact that the Fricason uad been unconditionally substituted for a regu- lar steamer of the Collins line ww the performaace of this mail service by the consent of the Secretary of the Navy. A fact #0 important to the recommendation made would, as it strikes me, have been referred to by the Postmaster General if it had been within his oflicial knowledge; and if such tact bad been duly considered by him, it is not pro- bable that such a recommendation would have been made. Buta more important feature of this letter is to be no- teed: apd that is, that the Postmaster General does not state that there has been apy \nreasonable or unnecesary delay in the departure of the mails, or in the pertormance of any trip—that he does not state that he bas imposed or intends to unpose any fine for any sch delay; and that he only advises and recommends that the Secretary of the Navy allow $30,000 tor the two round trips performed by the [ricsson—ceducting $96,000 from the :ontract price of euch trips; and that be bases suct advice and recom. mendation, not ou the ground of unreasonable or unne- cessary celay but on the ground of the inferior service given, the irips having been periormed by an irregular steamer, and not of the clase stipulated for in the original ontract. The fact that he did not assume or attem; to exercise any power conferred by the act of 1845 before alluded to, is suffictently evilenced by these circumstan- coe, and by the fact that the deduction recommended ex. o nd by $5,000 the highest fine which he could have impose Under thst act. It appears from the opinion of the Attorney General that General was the Navy Departinent to the Fourth Auditor without any dircetion or remark: and that the ieductions on substantially the same grounds, were after- wards made. When this action of the Postmaster Gene- ral,was madefknown to Mr. Collins, he addressed a letter to the Secretary of the Navy remonstrating against this deduction—tsisting that the substitution of the Ericcson bad been consented to without any intimation that the government world withhold any part of the mail pay— ‘and stating that having acted upon the absolute permission to employ another steamer without any termy or conditions | being impored, they trusted that the “ecretary would re- consider the matter and direct the balance of the last quarter to be remitted. (n the 16th of the same month Mr Collins transmitted to tue 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. | ledged the receipt of the last mentioned twé'letters, and | added Noieeply bas beew given to the first, because it is sitll um. der the consideration « Department. When the matier has been dee ied yon shail be informed of the resnit. | | It shown oy affida\it that no notice that the matter has been finally decided by the Navy Department has ever been given. ‘The Attorney General's opinion shows that | it was pending before him as late ss June 4, 1867, on » hich day—some months »fter Mr. Secretary Dobbin had efttue department—he gave an opinion in favor of the contractor’, and uo evidence has been furnished that any ial decrion has sinoe been made by the Secretary of the Y. If such a decision has ever been tna:ie, the neglect ‘ve the promised notice to Mr Colling las probably been occasioned hy the retirement from oltice of the Se retry who pr: ed w give the notice; and the circum stance that the . that-sch @ promice had been made | has never been m 1 whie successor. it will | thos be seen—a b the fact, in a legal poist of view, may not be of —signilicance—that there is no direct evidence upon tL —_nt that the Secretary of the Navy lias not concurred or | not concur in the opinion of the At- torney General. or has it been shows that the of the Navy hae, in wri ting, required Collins and his agno- | Cintes. of thowe claiming under him, to refand the balance now claimed on account of advances made on said steainehtps in money, or out of the compensation duc for mall service, as required by the provisions of the deeds of trust before referred to letters of the Dis triet \ttorney, written under the instroetions of the Secre- tary of the Navy, not being « strict and technical com Dilance with the conditions of the deeds of trust. But I do not chyose to rest my decision upon any technical gro nd, being entirely satisfied that the ts have & Fight to ipawet that there is a larger sum due for maui xer- vice than hat yet remaining unjmid om account of the ad- vances secured by the trust deeds: and also to insiet in this court that one claim «hall be et off against the But if | could reach the conclusion that there would still be # balance due to the government upon the equitable a0) usument of their accovote with the Coline line, 1 should be unable to find any solid ground on which to reat a de cision in favor of the complainant npon the present mo Lon, The execution erevlitore bye « preseut right to pro. cred to poll the Atlantic and the Baltic, subject to the tien ) which the government bas thereon, und if that hen if good and valid as against theer ewecution creditors, 8 eale Under such executions must necessarily be «ubject to such lien. The execution cred havo a preys right to sell under their execr such is remedy given them by law—the United Spates have at beet butaright to sell after a notice of x months, according to the exprems terme of their contract-jboth are strict legal rights. Certainly the rights. and Sven the equities of the execution creditors, would even then be Fuparior to those of the United States, ®o far, at least, as to allow 7 those steamships, «abject to the lent of the | Bited That they may be sold to some un- known y®rson, that euch person may possibly take them beyond the jurisdiction of the (nited States—and the existance of » vague fear that the claim of the United States may be endangered thereby—is no sufficient gromnd = us letter of the Postmaster | ‘tor struck of $96,000 accordingly, and like or similar | ‘The Merchants’ laat night. Loss, $18,000; insur« Fire ot Dubaawe, Tow Towa. Dunvavs, March 31, 1868. Hotel of this cit; ed, was destroyed by tire $10,000. Specie bea che antag pa sass, ‘The Legisla! ing tt 60 a8 to on the firat of are bas require May ‘The Ice in the St. pug rt Lopes will econ be the city a breaking up, and Mosreeas,, March St, 1 the Be Baak bill, ater amend- banks to resume specie payment ‘and the river FoR SALA. le re STORE FOR BALE. CHAPIN ONE C or THR and lease or address Tea ‘ence of twelve years’ st A prinenal avenues tore, Her: this cl uire of SAMUEL Sit "ald off kes ian ory etree! [AN, 61 Wall t WORTH Sen D STO! nd furnishing Ine, with a stock of about $4,000, for eele's ‘and a lense of seven. years to rup. Selting forcash and eed The artien retiring {rom the business propose Toavoid trouble nowe but a cash customer need a) Tnquire for this week at 396 Bowery, for partl- seed snply, a v ery, for p Given for selling, Address JD). ® , He KRY FOR SALE—ON A GOOD splendid business: tt is oue of the best hich will be proved to any per- ik aid at valuation; bag tty od « BAKER'S SEWING MACHINE, SIZE carpets or oftice r gale or to excba ¢ for chamber suealigre. ‘y goods, Adaress J. A. D., way Post FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—THAT has been established ten yeara, and is now doing a good paying and Increasing ¢ some fixtures, in the Ninth werd. street, corner 4 good stock, and i ‘The store i For of Commerce, Bleecker street, in the evening, ROOKLYN.—FOR SALE, public house, doing a good business. iculars apply hirade. The store has hand p to Jon. ©. RANSOM, 145 Third avenue, in the morning, or at 2 AN ENGLISH | SHADES factory reason, isfact given for the sale. apply to WM. Sionrson, 161 Fulton street, Brooklyn CCROGEERY STORE FOR SALE “THE OLD ESTAR. lished crockery store ley, ia offered tor ‘sale by beens if not sold previ fous to the Lith of April At public auction on the Lathday of pei. at bisa ow basers. belo the ‘Also the store to let g to the late Ritter dministrator on favor will be sold o'clock A. M., on SHERMAN, Admaiaistrator, 164 Bowery. OR SALE—STRAMEK WORUBSTER (NOW RUNNING ‘on the Norwict line for Bo ton), in dition : — first clase #iateroome, and F make from $4 gum of money the requisite machinery will be The business is in sticceastul ope: articulars taquire of G. Le Yonkers, N. Y. FIXTURES AND UNEX- ven. various RAYMONI pisets. For D, Franklin OR SALE-THE STOO! dred passengers and large freight capactt isquire ot Fr (S MARTIN, Ageat, pler 18 Ko to $10 per day. further in House, od order and com. erthe for three hun: ri river, foot For eat we (OR SALE—A GOOD BUSINESS, WHICH CAN BE established in every town andcity, in which one can No competition. For a smali d exclusive right -ation in pired term of lease of the well known drug siore situate jon edi i =r 9 es ¢ Possession given immediately. Apply Gnowsi, 91 Brooklyn. 3 the corner of Atlantic 1 Fulton sircet, ud Cour Petrie CALF —THBOTOSE. Goon WILL AND FIXTURES the old and ing establishment No. y sogethee with toe I lene of 222 Brondway, ise. Coruce of aaaerect ‘which secures them ‘at ® ‘the prem! above presents ees mont fuyorabie opportasity fort ootsetting eaterprt rise that has offered sare. The Vrainean eo pe shawn tobe vabaeatied Cy en TOWNNEND, late Bunker ‘American Museum. under the «fet year. gift enterp: yin the ctr” Townsend,) ‘No, eet: R SALE—THE LEASE OF PREMISES, STOCK, FIX. tures, &c., of & retail grocery establishment, which hus inst Year a business of $90.00) for cash, and whic! done the could be inereased to almost tog to enter the business. Address Hl ‘any extent There is three years’ Of lease unexpired, and slock, fixtures, do, are in first rate | order, making it »’ most desirable opportunity fora person | OR SALF-AN OLD FSTABLISTIRD {PLANE MANU- blah ing for carr; reverses, bond The advertiser having other business cannot at A better opportunity never was ofered to a young erchamt that tend to it man wishing w New York mule and sore tious in Brooklyn. Taq Fulton street, brook yh. R SALE—FOR CASH OR GOOD SECURITIES, A wholesale and retail liquor store, with rectifying bus Location unsurpassed, near a market. Will | FoR, sa eas comnected sell _reasonadie toa respectable party. bor 130 Herald office. OR SALR—A RESTAURAN per rooms a'iached, all Fifternth ward: aa the present. propeieter int the West, early atiention is sollcii jars inquire wt {OR SALE—AMBROTYPE. in Broadway. Price $1,600; $1,000 down. n'a rare bargain. NATE {, photographic chemists, 421 Broadway. Ty er week. ked, an b ishes wo manu farture bis owD 0 Start DUFLRESS, OF & ore to let d. hardware me Tt Will be sold at a fair valuation, by applying (o Manufacturer, 71 Susiolk sireet, goods. Address G. Also fixtures for Os! desirable BERG, assignoe, 115 loca. 159 Greene street ed. For ‘Apply vo Sk dx leaving for ner parucu- AND PHOTOGRAPH GAL Authenticated prolis upwards of Tre above in well LEY AGARBA TOWN, ¥ rue {OR BALE—ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY AND LI bedrooms, rent low In res inthe Seventh ward: riso, » id pile room and two at 597 Grand at. (OR SALE—A RECENTLY FITTED UP AND WELL d drug sore, tn a thoroughfare very suitable for D. S., box 123 Heralt R-A BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, IN physician, Price low, cach. Addr other For 84h one of the be th a well selected ‘Coll wt 88 OR SALE~A CORNER GROCERY, Witt A GOOD run of firet class cash © bie terms for bnadine in ren streets, J: cash work Herald office. or Address, ay ACCOUNT ery wad conte yuire at the grooe ermey City. OF CHANGE OF BUST od business oT OR F wa ird ave 1 various kin ae WOR 8ALB CHEAP-—AIX RTEAM B to sin horse p Ap! reet. VOR SALE CHEAP—A_ HERRI cutting board, connters, wns F* PALE stands In the © Lum ied extemt. livery atable, tween Hudson and Bleecker ay the rem! CHRAP-STOCK ANT LRA! ity, Rent £ Half wou! Inquire of D.C «With ew ithe yw OF whiress THOS. DAVIDSON, BF Des. fares, Ae. Apyly to WM. cnt Dwenty seventh tery, Souk Beauly, be 1 Halas . PROM ON od Work ; SAFE, TATLORS «hee. Apply at 573 FOF LARGER & West Tench street, be- forty ata) Of the bent for eaongh vr an artilo of neces De incrwasad ia ane CONSEARLE. (9 Patos sireet, second fon OTEL FOR SALE.—THE DESIRABLE AND WELL known Three Pigeons Hotel, wah stables, outbuildings, nferry, a. New Dar Ae., situated three miles from Hi ham, ‘on the Hinckeusack plank road, injvulre on the premises. Ds eee anne FOR SALE VERY LOW —4 FINE fetol moveable hard ware caseggnd abel MULLER A CO., 120 Willian ate ole RW FOR SALEIN THIRTY POY STREET Methodist Chureh. Trinity.) Apply to oct 82 William street, or J HN BEAVER, 208 Ninth QEWING MACHINE For #5 originally cost $128: \s in perfect on Appiy wt 10 MILLINERA—POR SAL, TH xtures and good will of a choice for 660. ne poise for s fret tw ane of the ieee apply te 4 Mealy sited ape Daly Laney AMG ~ f nod, and ow doi yar and welt cage wit oi “atBa K BALE CHEAP, OR TO LEP, ao and Srtures of @ sare, Ou Spies 25. 1, KING, 29 Broadway, room 28) » 257 Kieth avenue, SALE—ONF OF HOWE'S; r SALE CHEAP—4 (90 TREES, SUITABLE FOR 8; also shrubbery h { » remove them immedia' | Teste FOR SALE. ae ee, PRINTERS FOR 84LK, CHEAP FOR OR Cas, & second bane printing c@lice, well assorted and titted"up he publication of a weekly Bewspaper, contalaing about 1:00 pounga of bey stone, chases galleys, stands, cases, Ac, apply at 146 Pearl sweet, foarth tour T° AUILDERS.—1/,000 PERT OF HASTINGS MARBLE, to be delivered os tae quarry wi wharf, in auch sixee ap may ne sold cheap or exc! for prope Peciee be 86.80 Reel. Irquize of WHITE, F HOWLAN 3 RK eel SERS pe. OTHERS —¥OR SALE, THE ene ply rey be Fool ve: oT mariet, ii wi Painton market, fot ot tet 4 T° TAILORS —FOR SALE, CUTTING BOARDS, COUN- terannd other fixtures for the talloring business. he second floor, 6i6 Broadway, over the bank, Fe —T0 GERMAN DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.— + For eale, stock gud fixtures of a medicine atore tn re ‘at Crittenton’s great 2 ae ears ENCE Runes ot as the leet ia Rent very low. mketoe given, if rise, Herald office, $325 hs pats A Disa AND Seeewsceae p ROW Sess Wil vecusid ah this great sacriloe aa ihe preseat pro. prietor removes immeciately to the count ‘on. remises, 79 Beach sireet, one door ‘from Bremen lines of ste er Tee Cor or of Mr. A meee i Broadway, room No, 50-238, “SALE, A RANDAONELS, FITTED UP 50. saloon, bar ‘and restaurant ir one of the best i threnaf the elisrin the vieinity of Broadway, with rppenroonss ie wutle for ladies or gentiemen'to at eateray, room § ro B, HOWES & CO. 0). 292. SALE, AN OYSTER, COFFEE, CAKE 0. and copes refreshment saloon, located near the wery Whesire, ne ‘ofthe oldeat establishments of the kindjin the hte s yw making $2) per week. Apply at $47 Brosdwray, Fae Apply at 4} room | 500. = aren. AND PRODUCE STAND IN MAR- for sale. Handsomely fitted up, with as- sorted stock; lease four years at low rent; sellng $300 per Week. ‘Sold lows as the ower ie leaving the ott ___ BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, #4 N atroet, FOR SA Rs! A PUBLIC HOU! | sad ihed $1.000.-% River Ratirond cepots; the the North river side of the city. room No. 300 .-7Ok SALE, A GROCERY AND LIQuoR 1. store, the store now doing a rofita- Mie cash business; ho stand one of tse best oa the Nora river fide. and the business may be increased to auy extent with atieation, Apply at a7 Broadway, room No. 4, : CB. HOWKS & CO. $50.000 TER ANNUM FOR TWENTY YEARS.— Foranle, acortract to make two bundred million fect of pine and hemlock lumber. (equal to cost) Wid be paid per thousand, and haif A stipulated prise “ag the net roceets xiven besides. Capital required, $80,000. ‘Herald office. ted near the New York aud Erie Hudson bar one of the most profitable on. eh dae ee HORSES 4 AND ¢ CARKIAGES. x TRAINED, “DONKEY, WITH WAGON AND alway and driven by young childr The donkey trota welland has been . Also a large black Newfoundiand dog for sie. Apply at 307 Pear! street, up stairs, GENTLEMAN WISHES TO DISPOSE OF A SPAN of mares, 1435 hands high, long tails, and can trot in 35 minutes to the pole 6 and 7 yenrsold. ‘Also a light wagon and harness will be. sold sepa ie or together, Burn’ livery stable, 62 Leonard sireet. Apply at PUCK HAWK AND MORGAN HORSES —A PAIR OF ched Diacks, a pair of bays, and a bay and @ rey. We ed. Also a number of "very superior eingle iors. Just from Vermout, for sale low, at No. 6 Boerum sireet, iirooklyn. ATTLE RREEDERS, ATTENTION!—FOR SALE, A full blooded Deyon' bull three years old, stred by tale bert’s imported bull Psinse Albert. “Also four cows and two bulleaives. Caa be acen at 72 Robinson sireet. Must be sold. (OR SALE—A FIRST RATE TEAM OF TRUCK corner of Apply to RICHARD KULKL: North Seventh and Firat streets, Williamsburg. LE—TWENTY GOOD GREEN Seated SOME n very fast wroters, and five peire maiched Borses. Can be seen at the stable of I". J. NO! ia Pierrepont Sow aud ansced ood OR SALE—A HANDSOME YOUNG BAY MAT hands high, long natural tall, two bind fect whive, Kind and stylish driver. ig an excelient animal for any. Duriness, and will be eold cheap for want of use. Inquire of JOHN HENOKEN, Fifty firs’ ear Lexingto OR BALE-SIX TROTTING ORSES. CONSISTING OF One very handsome brown mare, 6 years, 1634; trote in ‘One very handsome bay horse, 6 years, 15%; trots in 2:50 to pole. ‘One very handsome sorrel mare, 5 years, 15s; trots in 2:60 to road wagon. ‘Gne very banduome brown horse, 6 years, 16; very showy and stylish, ‘Also trotting horse Joe Fill, 1536: hast severalothers Will be sold ata bargain if the 15th of April. Apply at 48 Greene street, near OF SALE—AT THE STABLES OF THE FOUR MILE House, corner of Third avenue and Fify seventh street, ® number ef first class work ae , young, sun kind, together with carta, harness, de. {CR SALE—A YOUNG HORSK. SOUND AND KIND; A ood saddle horse for a lady; worth $130, will bo sold for Fon owner ia Inquire at the Central Park snr of Fifty tmuth street and Seventh avenue. OR SALE—A PATR OF HORSES, GENTLE AND VERY showy, over 18 hands, ay ot with an elegant double harness. duress 8, box 31 uftice. OR SALE—THRER SADDLE. HORSES, TWO ROAD horses and a superior {amily horse; warranted in every Tempect. Can be seen at 19 esiry wireet until sold, WOE SALSA EINE FAMILY HORSE, SIXTEEN AND & bolt bands idgh, seven years old, is very stylish and in fine condt'ion, Also « tight be bay hora, ‘Ifteen and three quar ery stylish and pleasant warranted in cvery reapeat” To be Perry street, F° 1R SALF—20 SOUND, KIND AND YOUNG HORSES, ust from (be country, suitable for cartmen, gro-erymen, milltmen or any kind of Husiness. To be seen at 22 Fleventh sireei, Laura Keen's stables. FOR SALR—A SRCOND HAND EXPRESS WAGON, IN good order, Inquire at‘) Thompson street. ‘R SALP—A HANDSOME PAIR OF GENTLE YOUNG horves; phir ton and harness, nearly new; also a fine large pe horse. To be seen at the Rmyyire Stables, on Twenty ghih sire’. pewween ad Fitth avenues, They Will be sold very low, as che owner is about leaving the city. or OR BALE—A COUPE ROCK AWAY CARRIAGE, MADE inet rate order: ulao ® Aix eat wer Mott street. Inquire of MBL EEN, BANKS & PONTO 4 Bron por. (BAL K—\ BLACK MARE, TOP WAGON AND price for the establishment $200; also a sorrel pony, mie $40; also a splendid pacing pon: —Horses sold and bonghi on commiamon, corner of Greenwich sirert OK SALE—ONE NEW LIGHT ROAD WAGON, MADR by one of the best city makers. Inquire at he siables, 2.1 Fourth str ew York. OR RALK Cl P—AS THE OWNER HAS NO FUR. oc them, two good horees. Apply co R. H, Cope ne, iss Wen enty -iilth street, in the shop ry (ast. ly mt is Jay, OR SALE CHEAP—ONE BAY HORS, ABOUT 145, bands high, pony built, can go bis mile in three minutes. Wea Pwen'y “nif atreet, OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE —\ NEW THRER SEAT spring wagon, with shafta and pole, suitable for a light grocer's sprees of plengure wagon; carries Su) Ibe; must sold. Apply to J. W. CLARI West Twenty-minib ORSES, HORSES —SCRATCHES CURED.—CO! pound is bottle, 3 Third avenue. Also an inllivie Kmbrocation for sprains, bruises, rheumatiem, Ac. ORSER, CARRIAGES. HARNESI—FOR RALE, A bs ast travellers, and pore Rey bare Wen ia ean by Gn owner etre ogi cheap on imenedine epphontion. Ona a Nt inghe private sable, eal alley, recond stable in rear of Washington sjuare. ONSE FOR SALP—SUITARLE POR PAMELY OR RU # ness purposes. good iraveller, and very Kind and gen- Ue, Black Rawk mock: 7 years old; price $15. Inquire at 263 West Thirty fourth sree. TAMING—H. |B. ARNSTRONG It York Hippones, April 6, at SS each, gvaranteeh jon now ready at the ions in the city will having @uch bores are requested to ebarge will be made nless they mre aati MORGAN, HORSE FOR SALE ig HANDS HICH, bright bar, Kind amd gentle: will sland without ‘ying pe will trot in). minutes: euitabie for a doctor or ‘amily. He ean pes -Bidred’s siavle, Nod Ram Twonty eigh.b street Pric ‘0 HORSES, TWO COAT. CARTS AND ONE SPRING art for mle Cheap, thin dey, 864 Cherry oars stout built and good lreveller, Giner sion kind. “the other 1S bands, one $80, the Ff GREAT SECRET FOR TAMING WILD HORSHR.— ar The snbaceiber will, op the r nend 10 tor pe wild and niractable horses. No drugs or restraft injamona wo the Animal are used. To ama’enr and professional horsemen the fecrel is invaluable, Address Cnleb H. Rany, New York. exPRpal VEN—ON OTHERS WIO WAKT TO avy gon cheap, suitable for express Basin Gen apply comer Wilihumabarg. of CORTLAND and will be wold | Finns’ Leones * KEW PUBLICATIONS, FIOM PAPEST AND RBST MONTHLY NX THE WORLD ue duet ou, The Te ee ee es rice 10 cente, R Bho Winlesate agente. Publishing offee, Rte way, room # Der oo “CHOP Hovs, 167 WiLttaM STREET, irhere yon ean dine ow chap, Gah or [een many i Hot joints trom Weta. Piig-old Eaeera es imate ios rei aE UIT OF NEATLY T FURNISHED ROOMS, ENTIRE A second Sore, for a party of goniiemcn, break vervod juired. siao on fo races for loagi Toquire a0 f0¥' street, rss house weak of Broadway. ‘A SERY KUMARANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON KCOND Ydcor, with full or partial board, |. Also, two or thrée sin- gle rooms may be x calling at 163 Fast Fourteenth pireet. The ni exceedingly respectable and con venient of m5 IVATE FAMILY CAN ACOOMMOD ATS A AF or ith furnished rooms, wi! _ ea wi bath room. Inquire at 124 VERY PLEASANT AND NICELY FURNISHED Toom and bedroom, with xa het and cold water and auached, with partial board if desired, to one or two sia gle gentiemen; vei feast looation; convenient to tive aaa enue cars: privale tarally, relee- 0 call at 285 West Fifteenth street, SINGLE GRNTLEMAN W. A, ROOM INA PRI- vate bouse, in the vicinity ot ‘Twenty sixth ee ‘and Sixth avenues, with or without board. required, Address box 2,819 Pow giveo room to, two gentlemen who ISsuo; cise ‘Seat os! back parior, wih oF to ae sible ead sotnne " ot Preah epoken, of juired apd Fc Tguire at Sat Oanal eect over Greene and a or the chins store, be- ‘Wooster sire ow ee FAMILY OF THI RESIDING | Fs) THE HUD. $0 minutes wi to be free rom tbe ‘usekeep 0 the use of a Large, Sete es who would Inquire asceaen ‘bireet, eecond, Le AND GENTLEMAN WISH TO HAVE A ROOM ‘snd bedroom, with board for the earout and in sairictly 360 an Pay Poar' tethopolitan Pom: oice, Rigas nvect pear Picarin aroma,” Ueloriensn PRIVATE ENGLISH FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL- somding below Fourteenth streot, within two Pyne have & handsomely Tarnished ga 9 on the - Jet on the seeond floor, with or without partial board, LADY WISHES TO LET A DESIRABLY | ey derma by single gootlemen im fue ly eituated horse Breeder. thine door sbove Stati. sixcet. ‘Those wLo wish ta be permanent preierred. URNIEHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, town.—A i, Yor gentiem front room for $2'per wees single rooms $1 54, for gentiemen moet at 21 East Broadway, AWILY HOTEL.—SUITS 0: NISHED OR Cinftrbwhed, ead be obtuned with board at Unt mies | ily hotel, od Fourth sreane from $5 te Byer week. Transient persons $l tae =P arTBOn OF Lie sip THE pdm ® nursery for ail seeps whe wi to place their cl moyrey | dhicge wil and them kindly ented aad eon ig a otha | caro Keeferences given i required, from the fire clase pag ‘gona | aicians of this city “Residence 172 We near Kighth avenue, bg BROOELIS OMB. | J AROB, POM. og Zanton as ee closeta, £c., to les, writs boards i'n calemnn ond wife. Howse fret claps, west (tbe ferris. Winner at six o'clock. Apply at 41 Converd RSEY CITY] BOAB! eworn.sean b gpa Wits ‘ies, to let, ne a pitt og ‘and his Eeolemen with fui) tal board "The howee bes eos | Walk from ferry. “addrcan Leo, bo 13d Herald ARGE, AIRY SLEEPING APA! 1 nad water ones ia WAer, Lg ene cort fof inferior accommoda’y | eecretary bedstead in is partore, ge." seta at oirect. RIVATE BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-SUITS OF BOOMS H Pay Cet for gentlemen and their wives or gentlemen ni $8 Clark street, conveniest (o Wall street or { ton ferry, and within a few steps of the cars, | ROOMS TO LET “FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEWrLa- without board, in Fourth aveaue, near px aiceet, Address Mrs, Turner, Madison square Pom HE SPACIOUS AND Lacowayrong APARTMENTS NOW coospied by yy Kari ean be nad, from the Sth day Pet cu,” Hctoccace required Dimmer 60’ juired. tease — enema HY. ADVERTISER HAVING TAKEN A NICK HOUSE ; + FEW gy oy OR A Garin aN Jay, near Sands Brooklyn, would accommodate FL and wife can room. or rocm in ag] & few gentlemen wits partial board, ieferences given, and rat class "pet with or without board, in Irving required. For particulars inqui May at ace, between rag fm or sie Apply at zi | s.reet. Irving place. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND ONE OB TWO SIN: otlemen, may Br it rooms with board prvsie: residing a énces exchanged. LADY AND See (WITH BOARD FOR Oh one) be eccommodated in a small lensan' a oT West Sixteenth street. Refer- floor. House focality Nin street. Those ooking for a quiet home can be suited. Terms moderate. Address Home, box 110 Herald ofiice. CARD TO BACHELORS.—GENTLEMEN IN WANT ‘of single apartmenis, or furnished suits of rooms can fe accommi ‘na first clase house, situated on Fitth ave nve, near Ninth street, where eversthing requisite to the ccmfort and conveniencé of @ home can be obtained, Appli- cetions to be made at No. 19 Fifth avenue. FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED—FOR a young on hdd in a private family or where there are but boarders, Address a. H., Broadway Vost office. Refe 8 excbanged. HOME THAT IS A HOMR.—A GRNTLEMAN AND ving in splendid ld add a gentleman their number, and give them eplendid rooms and good board, Address B. B., box 192 Herald ollice. SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH board if required; also, single rooms in @ first class brown stone house with all the modern improvemenis, con- venient 10 the cars ano singes No, 71 West Fourteenth street, firs! house west of Sixth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN THE UPPRR | part of the city, convenient to singes and cara, can ac commodate a gentleman and his wife or two #iagl* xentle- men with bomd, Address 8. £..J., Hernia otlice, for three aye. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A BACK PARLOR on first floor. Alleo a front parior'on second floor, with ive room, situated in the most pleasant part of ast Jiroad- yma | ss and bath Kete- Gall at Il Fast Broudway. OARD.—A PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND GENTLE- mon and thelr wives cam be sceommodated with pleasant | Tooms at 199 Tenth street. OARD.—A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN car BE Seoc mmodaied with & good room. breakfast and tea, in rektreaca'gvea in Morton No other boarders. Best of ferences given and required. Address 8. B. W., Herald OARD.—TWO SINGLE, GENTLEMEN WISILING Lonrd in Jersey City afer the, lat of May, will please wldress immediately, Mrs More, Jei City Pi Family private, Bouse good, and locaiten | teawast, men Boy roe FURNISHED ROOMS, Rtg cloves and gas, can be had with full or partial booed, & gentleman and wife or afew single geatle teel private family, Terms moderaie. No. street, near Spring. OARD DOWN TOWN. —TWO, OF, THREE YOUNG men can be accommodaiod with board in a priv ing how ‘Avply td No. . where few boarders are taken. reel, Greeawich. OARD IN CLINTON PLACK.—A PERASANT SUIT tyoms for & gentleman and his wile. Also @ single room for one or two single gentlemen, at 9% Clinton place. Dinner at six o'clock. BOAR, LX CLINTON PLACE. FURNISHED, ROME, ith board, may be obtained at sil Clinton place, m Fath avenue, suitable for families or single gentlemen ieronces exchanged. No removal on the lat of May. \A PRIVATE FAMILY With or wi r he- ed with a front partial beard, at d'Bivecker sireevs. OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE | le geatletann, can fing OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT APARTMENTS, single or ia suits, ean be <chermerborn airert, house is commo’ desirable; from ten to fifteen ries. between Hoerum and’ Smith streets. The location ver the LYN. require would accommodaie « fami y ngie gentlemen with rooma on second foo unfurnished; location very pleasant, nea ni OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS COM. municaling, on the second story, #uiable for a gentle tnan and wife or single gentlemen, in A house pleasantly. 1o- within ve minutes’ walk of the South ferry; dinner at dlock. Apply at 100 Congress street, second door below y: OARD IN HOKOKEN.—TWO SINGLE ( ean be accommodated with board (with Uy (inner week days) in a quia! family, three minutes £ ferry. Modern house and pleas! loevtion. Address A. W., x 178 Herald office. pees IN sEner Y CITY.—ONE OR TWO YOUNG GEN. wor "h partial board, ther now oe from Iai preferred, ani "beat of references ex x 3,40 New York Post office, sating May. changed. Address . ko. A PRI Lak OARD WANTED—BY TWO LADTES, IN A PRIVATE. family, in the upper port of the city, where they oan Enjoy the comforts of & home for a moderate e mpensation. Audress box 638 I’cst office, ANT! =I NEW YORK OR BROOKLYR, chambers and onane, room f } #20 a weeks incl ading box 3.152 Post offier, erm it Addrew, with terms, Monrd, OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES to obtain board in private family, or where there are but few other boarders; location between Bleecker aud iwenty second streets, on the west side of Broadway. Ad arene, guting (eram, Ae. W. R.&., Herald ofice. OARDING—I2 BLEECKER STRERT, NEAR BROAD. way; delighiftl rooms on second floor. front: also, a fow fngle rooms ‘or gentlemen can he secured o: adi me terme, by immediate application, House firs claga in ity of the principal hotels, and contains all Improvement= Ver at 6O-cloek, reterencea exchanged. poe —AN UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND 2 mui F man and wife, on second Aoor, 61 ant ‘8 back room the feame hoor’ All suitable for gentleman ana wife. ie > reneee evobanged. bh OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TOA Revijeman and wife a Ey Diahed or untarniabed, Jaghteerth street, one blo hindwey and Pins avenue. OARDING.—& LARGE PLEASANT ROOW AND BED furnished, on the let, neparate or Recomrodation ter, one rt iwe Apply at 2 White mrcet Bonnie. —t RAST BROADWAY, OXRLARAE PAR lor front, on the second floor, neatly fnrniahed, with pan irya, suitable for a gentleman and wife; a tew aintle gentle jemen of \tlet, reiigions yy. Gas abd baths in ‘be BOARDERE RXCHARGE, NO. 2 APPLETON’ BUILD Boarders polliely directed, graiuit the most desirable places Jn the oily or country. All can obtain desirable boarders by apply ‘0 aie fu | pro ‘ais BOARD WANTED.—A NEAT SETiie | oklyn, for a gentleman and lady) board for the lady only. Address M. Andrews box 1,130 2 iy. Post omer Bae conta per week, 62 to$& Conneeied ia a —\ — TE NOUNTRY BOARD.—WAPTE), gg TH Wo cap tnd nen yt am : a fami of "Seer we Kenan Pn yet articy, box i204 Powt oftee. pW TL On NTRY BOARD AT S CLIvaOm, mg TAEAND, five min} ew sulk frome Vander gratiemen Tart ia Pal anaes ‘amily one @f the finest sltunti Lvenitufnl view of the bay ee oT tale pL Lh re ISHED ROOM TO RENT—TO ONE, OR TWO —, | soe aecond Sore with or withont rial J. 8, box Sill’ Post feet Big weet of" ronda: bhi BROOME ATRERT.—NEW —TWO OR THREE | od. RNTSHED Ce py and wives, Price | ality, tas es puna for I with or withowt beard, | itcla warranter 'O GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMODATED wit board at 259 Hast Ninth street, near First avenue. WO OR THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, E!THER IN bull or weparaie, can be vbiained ina priv te family, without board, akfast, in Twenty strest, meer Filth avenue, Address H. Cobbi:, Madison square Post office. WaNteesny Ar A Latgpeged Sane We HIS with board for the Indy 6 aly tage private fama there are butiew ‘address AL. Ib boy 190 Morale oflice, stating terms, &c., which must be moderate, ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN AND HIB sister, two rooms, with board for the Indy, a private family preferred, or where there are but few boarters, Person baring sveh rooms price, nddrens CD Wie Horaid odice. ‘Retercnees cxchangod, ‘ANTEDCBY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFR, A nicely furnished room and bedroom, on second tow, wilhout becid ina bone witha private tunity protorred locaton must be pleasamt, Kent about $190. Address L. A. | TANTED—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED room, with breakfast, fora gentioman and wife, me nivae family, between Kigith and Spring streets. went ot ay. Address, staiing particulars, lowest terms, &¢, Wism- BOARD, BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN a privat: family cramall boarding bouse, not moving im ‘of Sixth avenue. not above Fourteeath fating terms, 4c, C.K. DD, Herald oflce, JANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, BOARD IN A PRI- vate fainily, in or near the Fighth ward. Address W. ., enre of 8. Lockwood, Kroadway Letter office. WA NTEDIIN BROOKLYN, BOARD FOR A GENTLE. Wall street ferry. Room on {iret or second floor. ‘Terms must be moderate, Address P. W. 8., Herald office. BRIDGE STREET, OORNER (STATE ST REBT, Bas. tary Handsome front parlor, with two bedrooms te Herald office. , Herald office, I Saiurcny night. a orm ane wl \¢t over elght rainuter’ waik from Fut- with ‘Eard, suliable for m, ‘amally’ alsos ® tow single | i demon can be odated with board and pleasaat frome | rooms, References required, | Q AND, 4 ABIXODON SQUARE, CORNER OF BANE et —To let, with board, @ sult of rooms on second Sort she, frome Seseamest, ane roots suitable ae). Bighth avenue ‘cars and pass. References required. DON SQUARE, WEST SIDE, ree! = {ienttemen and thelr wives can Jocaion pleassat. 04 pasa every jive minutes. Nu moving om the References exchanged. POR GOOD FUR- wed rooms at the Globe Hotel, corner of Frankfort and Wi William streets, Hovel open all might | QQ BRACH STREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.—TO | wih board, to gentlemen and their wives or single cea” mn, (be see ond story back and third story front rooms léasant single rooms, Terms moderate, | aaa nd be wile, oF get | Nateamd weil Tah A ey KAST TWENTY EI (GUTH STRRET, coo from Fourth aveuwe.—Desirable accommodations op rengomabia terms, for families and single geutlomen, ean be bad with board,'to n firet class lying at the above number, “Reverences ei GQ REMSEX STRERT, HROOKLYN HEIGHTS —PAR- Ja lor and betroom on first floor, large f second Sour, aba ory. Fe rat cines nesommodations ean be sulted as aisix Belorences excaanged. house, b; a oS 6 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN Lage od sounre ond Irving place —Kiegant suits of rooms, rtoh- | ly furnisbed. for families, and single ones for gentlemen, wih board. No moving ou May day. | RING PTRERT, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAD. BRoaR 179 To ict, several Bandsomely furnished roome, single’ genilemen.” The location is neat all the frst clase hotels. Atached ta the building 188 rea Supplied with all the daily, weekly and this and the al cities of he principal 107 3 mies, sults of ‘rooms CLINTON 1 Pith and Ri furnished, :o Irif to families or single geademen, wihor oui board. Reference required. 2 or, nnd one lar or wit vara, park, 143% WITH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MERCAN- tile Library. Several gentlemen may have pleasent roms, will bow 145 "ont STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL. — A room Rundeomely furniahed, to let ton geatle- man, with partial board if desired. 277 HUDSON STRERT —THE Supec RIBER HAS tree parlors, with of without bedrooms it phpnut board, at moderate rates, Apply as above to WM, B. whieh lee RIGHTH STRERT, BETWEEN ac v furnished, ina fret clase house, which he will '§ WIFR. PARTICULARS ABOU be found only in the New okx PRizm It tt for sale on ail the rive 4 centa per copy. INSURANCE COMPANY. ENS leon INSURANCE OOMPARY. RRM | kK The books f Ho the capital sock of otc. subscription Ne bpetee ease Segal ee : PUR CAPTAIN THe Yorn: news uy rtanda, | IN, } Commissioners. Southern and Western market. — er cen! more than elsewhere, Siren: bagalin to impose. Onli at the store, or midrese THOS, 46 Centre street ADIPS AND GENTREMEN HW. + ANY CAST OFF clothing, second hand forsiture, 0 diapoee of will = ceive ihe isir veine in cash by’ sending ARRIB, Ko. 1s event avenue, betwee! fweniieth Sad Onty fire! street OLICR, FOLICK.--POLICR@EN AND OTHERS | teed (0 ond ne Brace and venta. Anersom would, have yeem livin had he wor | Fhey, will save your liven, Ros. 2 Fiat aad Psp price cot, $1 TO Sina WORTH OF EW aR URFT an oe clothing wanted for the elty and Weatern ‘lemen will receive fifty pee cent mare than 0 than thelr Beret, plea, by calling at the store oF alah, No. 36 Centre sect rns blew enenananemeeesd NY QUANTITY. or F RNITURE WANTED —PAMI- | Ese Eras rome ee a carprta Ae. , | Raae toe Sic RAL Sacer enire ween JORTAGR RHANRILED FURNITURE A BEAUTIFUL Aeworiment od eniirely age ion, Just aniifactory, pecker etree, Price 1 iy_ packed for the country. <A LOT OF FI 2 Sor i proved pt ty Ne pa | Ree iovarxeerens AND py > ‘george ok ture at the tthe sore 68 Bowery, pasar ss |Eresets orm not nytt ets sm auction on FUR! No 6 Sullivan @ree\, (hres doors from Cnaal vireet, N. T,