The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1858, Page 3

Interesting from Texas. OUR SAN ANTONIO CORRESPONDENCE. San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 4, 1858. Pert Lavacca—Roule to San Antonio—Condiion of the @ountry—San Antonio—The Mail Kouwe—Military Ar- rangements—Indians—Gen. Twiggs—Mining Companies to Awwna, dc. Tnoticed some time since an article in the HERALD pre- dicting that ere long the tide of fashionable travel during the warm season would set southward to the bathing and ‘watering places now fast coming into notice throughout the South. ‘Tho past season has seen this movement inaugurated, At the watering places on Lake Ponchartrain, at Galyes- ton, and cyen at Powderhorn and Lavacea, in spite of the wretched accommodations in some instances, a considera- ble number of travellers from the Northern and Middle Btates have temporarily sojourned, The climate of Texas, from the middie of June until the first of October, is de- licious. I have travelled all over the North American continent, but in no other portion have I ever found such delightful breezes, such @ pte, exhilarating atmosphere, which literally “bears healing upon ite wings.” Close, sultry weather is unknown; and of such pur! ty. is the air that beef exposed to the sun dries to an eatable condition, without the least perceptable taint. Indianola (now called Powderhorn) and Tavacea, have each admirable facilities for sea bathing, but no hotels nor society fit for refined people who have been accustomed to the luxuries of life. Between the two above places the Faget is unremitting and bitter, each conceiving itse great entrepot of Westorn "Texas, The steam Pe ‘ew Orleans stop at Powderhorn, and their freight ig scnt up to Lavacca, twelve miles above, by lighters, The Lavacea people claim that their harbor is the best snd most proper landing place for vessels and freight; and the arrival of # dredge boat, intended to be used in removing a certain impracticable sand bar, was lately eclebrated by a general spree, in which the entire popu- lation participated, including negroes and ‘“‘greasers.’? “Alb such demonstrations, and all eflurts to improve Lavacca harbor, are viewed by the Powderhorn denizens ‘with feclings of intense scorn; and thus the feud between the two places widens and deepens every week. I recom meud to any individual who feels an interest in tae mat ter, a series of soundings, made personally, as being the only method by which he can arrive at an accurate opinion as to the future destiny of the towns. Between Lavacca and the Gaudalupe river, on the way to San Antonio, the road passes over a “bog wallow prai- Tie,” covered with thick grass, and after a severe rain be- comes asea of mud and vegetation—the dread of all tra- vellers and the bane of all those who go up and down tho eountry with heavy trains. The Gaudalupe valley is some tour or five miles wide, well timbered and of amaz- ing fertility, but at present somewhat sickly. Cotton and’ sugar can be made in almost any desired quantity Wy ordinary cultivation. Beyond the Gaudalupe river, the land rolls away towards San An tonio in majestic bwells, covered with clumps of oak, pecan and hickory. In some the aspect, for miles in every direction, is thatot a cultivated and ‘aubaned ea try, lack- ingon!y dwellings to make the view a lovely counterpart ef the finest English scenery. Indeed, I have never seen anywhere in the Union more Dewutiful landscapes than on the road between Port Lavacca and San Antonio. Tho seil is of the best quality; in the valleys it is dark and rich, on the hill a light fertile loam, just adapted to wereal grains and other grasses. And yet, this fine coun- ary is almost uninhabited. It is only ‘now and thon, at Jong intervals, that you observe a house. There is a9 good water, except occasionally when a creck crosses the road, and even these creeks cannot be depended upon. Sometimes: during the rainy season they pour down an almort inundating flood, and in the dry season shrink en- urely away. Many attempts wo dig wells have failed, and the only feasible plan, in my humble opinion, is to buitd large tanks in the valleys, after the ancient Spanish cus- tom, to retain the water after heavy rains. The first step pecersary before constructing a railroad trom Lavacca to San Antonio, will be to secure a supply of water for the men and aniinals employed—otherwise in a dry season the ‘work would soon come to a paure, At present all the goods for San Antonio, (and the y..o tity is enormous), are carted from Lavaceo, one honired und forty miles distant, at rates varying from $1 to $5 per hundred, according to the season, Even ice, brought from ‘Boston, is transported to San Antonio, aud sold sometimes as high’ as fifty or seventy five cents per pa Nearly all this transportation business is in the hauds of Mexi cans, who use teams, and in good weather make the trip from’San Antonio to Lavacca and back in twelve or four- wen days. The road from Houston, across to San Autonio will, however, be the first one built; but pot fur some year, as the gpirit of enterprise seems to be stagnated in exas,s0 far as anything is concerned, except cotton und negroes. ‘The Germans, who are fast settling in Texas, are as missionaries, carrying thrift, industry and comfort wher ever they go, inveculating the lazy ‘natives’? with ideas of civilization, which they never before possessed. With the exception of Quebec, there is no city on the eontinent which possesses: greater attractions to the in- telligent traveller and antiquarian than San Antonio, as it abounds in historical reminiscences and traditions of the early settlement of the Western world, More than a hundred and thirty years ago those heroic pioneers of Civilization, the Jesuit fathers, erected their missions on the bake of the San Antonio Fiver, andthe tail, ghostly ruins remain as milestones of the wonderful pro _ which has characterized this whole region. True, is & rough region now, with the half-subdued Indian lnperng wpen the frontiers in constant conflict with his Saxon wonquerors; but there are not the same seenes as when the bells of Saint Juan Monastery rang out their ev ng chime as daylight failed ‘in San Antonio Fan Antonio is the great apa depot of Western ant a large part of Central Texas. Here are soune of the most extensive outfitting establishments ip the South or West, where every description of goods, arms, material and sup plies may be purchased for the frontiers or for home con sumption. Of course, prices are at California figures; but We take into consideration the great expense of freight and | the risks of transportation. The buildings are a mixture | of styles—Spanish, Mexican and American—with here and there @ Beat little cottage, whose exterior tells that its owner came from the “fatherland.’’ The Spanish build ings are old, decayed and gloomy like the Alamo and the ‘ola Miesion Church in the Grand Plaza. Side by side with the sickly Mexican ‘“hacal,”’ thatched and windowless, the modern American warehouse towers exultingly, a type of | the civilization that is destined to overshadow the Aztec In the Mexican quarter of the town the morals and of the inbabitants are free and easy enough to sativ(y the most ultra of the modern free love school. Chil- dren play about with no other clothing than their own well tanned skins, and men and women bathe ja the river together without the incumbranee of dress. This morn- me, while waiking along by Uhe river, a few rods from the water's edge, I met a stalworth Me going to bathe, leading a litte boy and girl, without a rag of clothin, among the party. A short distance further, in the door « thatched but, eat an oki woman whose only garment was a fort of vkirt of remarkable brevity at both ends, Fearing further developements of the same sort, I re- treated to a more civilized quarter of the city ‘San Antonio has a population of some 10,000, mixed and mixed again—a little of everything, inelud- mg a good stock of the German element. Lager bier is retailed at ten cents per gines, and, as <3 weual, Germans monopolize van gardening — muk fortunes. Dosiaess, at which the making The mail leaves San Antonio the fe exch month, in connection with the 1 which arrives at Sau Antonio every da Fort Hadeon, Fort Lancaster, Fort Davie, Paso, Fort Fillmore, La Mesilia, Teacson, Fort Yu va, San Diego and San Francieco. The proprietor; this exten sive line are G. H. Giddings, of San Antonio, Texas, and -s FE. Doyle, of San Diego. The agont at San Antonio ie M. B. Bramhall New York, Gol. Wood is the General Superintendent of the line, a gentleman of fine Duniness talent and indomitable energy. Indeed, when we consider that the tine Lae been in operation more than one year, and although exposed to many viem#itudes, has mot once failed, great oredit is due te all concerned. To correct, through your widely circulated columus, some of the errencous ideas which exist in the States concerning this route, I will give some detailed information concern. ‘ ™his mail coach leaves Lavacca every day for San An tonin; distance one hundred and forty miles; fare $14. On the @h and 24th of each month the coaches leave San Antonio for San Diego, making the trip in thirty the utmost, and often in twenty-three days s tine to Ei Paso is ten days, and to Tnesen sixteen days. Tho ‘coaches are built especially fur the servico, and are so ar ranged that travelers can lie down, or sit im almost any weition, Beyond Fort Clark, which is the commence ment of the Indian conntry, one hundred and thirty miles from fan Antonie, a guard of #iX meanted meu accompa tes cach coach, ‘Passengers aro allowed \forty pounds of baguage, aro furnished with board, t required to sane guard. For extra baggage the rates are forty cents pound to El Paso, and one dollar per pound to San Trego The mail averages nine bamired pownds in werght, and is changed ten times on the route, The la Js perfectly safe, cheap, and in every way the mos) desi- ra overland to California. == For — per forming tho service the contractors reorive $150, 000 «per year. They are kuown throwrhout all this region of country as gentlemen of wealth, pasion and energy, and will never allow their line to be rivalled by any route across the Plains. Tn relation to Indian troubles, lean only express the candid belief that they are on the increase at thie time, ‘but consist principally of thefts. The Camanche seldom attacke a Well armed and watehefal party, and where trains are surprised it has generally been on account of Kroes careless on the part of the owners of conduct ‘ore. The mail coaches have not been molested for a year, = the conductors aay that, with doe vigiance, any train i perfectly cafe. There are now in Texas eughtoon anil tary poets, garrisoned by 123 officers and 2,287 colin, Moen of the regular army. There is alsoa Oe a rangers on scout duty, ander Captain Ford. On ine ‘of the mail from San Antonia to Bi Paso are the following Military stations — fan Antonio Rarracke, Company M, First artillery Capt Hit. San Antonio #8 also the headquarters of Gen. Twigs and staff, of the Department of Texas, a depot of ordnance, arms and stores, ond ‘an arsenal for’ the alters tion and Fepair of arms, & Fort Inge, 98 miles from “dan” Antonio—Two compantes a iutantey, Major L. Smith, ort Clark, 190 miles from San Antonio—Two compa- nies Second cavair pt. Oakes. Camp Hacson, 180 miles from San Antoni—Two com- Paniew Second cavalry » Capt Brackett. Fort Lancaster (distance not Tapatantd companies rn. ease, aft R. &. Gran, imiiew from. San Antonio—Hoadquar ser we companies Eighth infantry, Lieut Colonel Tort Quitman, anew post to be established on the Fl Paso road, where it strikes the Kio Grands Rivera Two gompanios Kychth infantry, Capt Loe Fort Bhes, near El Paso nie—Two companies monnted Rifles, Major Holmes: About a year aro Gen, Twigwe recommended to the W. Department that the defensive policy in reference to the Camanche Indians be al Aud offenaive measures commenced. He ured, with that sound jw which he ie distingnished, that the war mist into the fodinn country, in order that the savage be deterred (rom devastating the front) the fame time pumithed ina manncr they wonld not forgot That recommendation was not acted upon, and it was only a short (ime siuee What tig General reveivyd orders ty de. ment for carried might tach an expedition of the very descrij he had res mended, Such circumlocution in the War Departm was unknown when Mr. Davis had ‘anar of it, and scarcely be explained on any grounds of common sense. The orders issued by Gen, Twiggs are as follows:— SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 71. Maapquanrans DePaRTMeNT 4 bad AN ANTONIO, Augs' 1, With a view to the ion of the ‘northern froatier of Texas, a0 expedition, to, consist of companies A, F Hand K, Becond ca ‘of one officer, three non-c-mmis’ sloped oars and Vay fy privates froma a companies Cand # First led by Brevet Major Burl fan Dara, Captain Second cavalry, Will be organized so as 10 RR Fort Belknap on the 16th prowimo, or as soon there- ‘after as practicable, ty mareh wo Oller ‘creck, west of the Wiehits’ Mountaing, ‘and establish, at-some suitable point, & depot of provisions, The Infantry will form « guard for the depot, whilst the cavalry will be divided into scouting parties of such size as Major Van Dorn may deem best for the purpose of thoroughly scouring that poruion of the country between Red river ond the north fork of the Canadian river lying be- {ween 100th and 1oith degrees of longitude. These parties are ‘authorized to follow any Indian trails that may be discovered, Without reference to department hits Major Van Dor will tunm: ly make out an ai su pply of ‘ammunition and such en "After vr pet ag into the field Major Van Dorn will make to this oftice semi-monthly reports of the operations of his command ccompany ing ‘his reports with sketches of the country passed ove ‘Second Lieutenant Cornelius Van Camp, Second Cavalry, is “quisitions for ag Wools as detailed on topographical duty, to accompany the expedition, and will report lo Major Van Dorn according! ‘ith the consent of their ag ta, fifteen friend ily Indians—five Peng on erandten from the lower reservation—will be taken as gitiies for this ¢ ‘ommand. IL. The Chief Qaartermaster will take measures to have a train of fifteen yegone aad fifty pack mules sent with this com: mand, and the Chief Commissary of Subsistence will have a three months Kupply of provisions sent, The Chief Quart loyed—one fe oany orders to Assistant Adjut HI, Shouk v Fort Belknap to join the stations to which they were recent ly assigned, they'will, on receipt hereof, return’ to the former post and awatt Srders trom Major Van Ttorn. IV. The medical director will, if possible, employ a citize physician to accompany this expedition into’ the field, but, case one cannot be employed, to be at Fort Belknay Tol. Ansistant Surgeon Rte Brodie, ‘Medical will on that day report for duty to Major Van méantime, the medical director Will send such mavicines and medical stoves lo Fort Belknap as he may deem essenual for the expedition, By order of Brevet Major General Twlgen. JOHN WITHERS, Assistant Tajmtant General. In the spring this expedition will be reinforced by a strong detachment under Captain Oakes, and it is believed that much good may be accomplished. Texas has been singularly neglected’ by her Senators and Representatives in Congress. They have never pressed appropriations for military roads, nor has any work ever boen done on th inail line, except by soldiers of the regular army for their own convenience. The army otticers stationed here de- clure that the few troops at each post render operations inst the Indians very limited, and the distance between e a Jeaves a large tract of country entirely unpro- tected. I found Gen. Twiggs at his rooms in the building occn- bo: by the United States troops, in company with Captain ithers, Assistant Adjutant General, Gen. T. is in good health, and jooks none the worse for his court martial—an affair in whieh he gained much credit and the sympathy of allclasses. Mois a hale, stalworth veteran, next in rank to Gen. Scott, and in the event of the death of that distin- guisbed soldier, next in command to the President. vernment, besides occupying the old Alamo buildings, rents a large stone warehouse for barracks, &e., at $5,000 per year. ‘The Alamo, almost a ruin, is an object of inte- rest lo every American as the Thermopyle of Texan rty. Telegraphic Communication Between Cuba and Florida, The Fpoca, a Madrid ne paragraph on this project: ‘A company composed of Mr. Horace Tebbets, of New York, and Srs. Torrerosand Lama,of Havana, was formed in 1856 for the purpase of connecting, by means of an clectric cable, the Island of Cuba and Florida. The Captain Ge ral of the Island, who was applied to for a coucession for twenty-tive years, s : ject, and immediately addressed to the Cabinet of Mi the hecessary documents for obtaining the royal sanction. The Spanish government, whilst approving the project pre- sented to it, adjourned its definitive adherence to the time when the immersion of the Atiantic cable betwee lencia and Newfoundland, then just. beginning, sho: terminated. K seems that in view thereof Mesers. Horace Tebbets & Co. are about to set to work. From Key West to Havana there are seventy miles, each mile costing five hundred dollars. On its part the company of the electric telegraph engages itself to establish a telegraphic tine between Key West and Savannah, Ga.,and in this way Havana and New York would be ouly a few minutes dis tant from each other. From Havana the cable fixed at the Cape of San Antonio, would be extended tw Yucatan, a distance of forty miles, aud from this latter point con- tinned ag far as Mexico. Anoti = secondary tino, tr versing Nicaragua, would terminate at Panama, a di tance of one thousand one hundred miles. Lastly tepec and Santiago once connected, the cable woul: t "he prolonged to San Francisea, which is distant three hun- dred miles from the latter point. in before ‘he ySpaper, contains the following The Atiantic Telegraph. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD. In the New York papers, Oetober 2, in a communic; tion by Tal. P. Shaffher, claiming the conception of t Atlantic cable, the following language occurs — “In October, 1853, the National Telegraph Review, edit- ed by Mr. James ID). Reid, a general telegraph superin tendent, published an article, noticing my connection with an Atlantic telegraph. The editor had no confidence in the success of the enterprise, and ridiculed the idea.”” ‘The language used by me conveyed properly no such idea, except as connected with Mr. Shaifner’s under- taking. The first sentence shows an ex ive interest in the matter en the part of the seientitic world, ren dered greater by the Berryman soundings from the Dol ring the summer of 1853, by which, for the first eanic eable was fount to have a bed on which then, by ingenious machinery, epth ascertained. Until then, no ing laid, having any distinct plan or ta, was entertained. Mr. Shaffver, it is troe, rushed to the conclusion that a cable could be laid, weighing six or eight tons per mile. ldoubted Mr. Shaffner's ability to raise a company who could carry out such an enterprise until science had re- leased it from the difficulties attending it. It would have required eight Niagaras and eight Agamemuons to have laid sees such as Mr. Shaffer posed. I doubted ‘apital to such an ex 1, T stated, ‘ when these undertakings, however, are entertained in sober earnest, we will bend to them with the intensest interest, = wish the parties engaged in them the utmost success, pecially, our country the glory of the accomplish #0 stupendous a work.” Is this * ridiculing the mes vl m— , Lendorsed Mr, Shaffner’s enthusiastn, and quoted woody wondrous pascage of his, printing it in caps>— y ebb and flow—the billows may surge with perth icebergs may tower their white mantied Forte’ Wgh inthe. kien Sand deep in the Priny aea—the heavens toy, let loose the loud rolling thunder, and the earth heave up He Gery lava, but just aa sure, a8 ining elements of nature exist orkia revolve, America and Europe will be connected by an electric card ! Yet I never thought le was the man to do 5% D. R. NPORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM McKENZTR, by trada a whalebone cutter, who came to this country bout twenty years siner. If this ‘should meet his eye, or any of ls fre ie Die. may hear of something to his advantage by _foom 94 Gilsey Building, New York, Fun GrORGR : FARM, WHO FORMERLY KEI nivsale straw bosiness in lway, near Chambers pircet, will call st the drug sore corner of First avenue aud Tenth street, he will hear from a long absent friend. ARIE CHRISTIANA WOLF, OF MUSSRERO, NEAR Stuttgart, in Wertemberg, who emigrated to the United Staten five years ago, will pleage send her present address to P. Talboys, 82 Merchants’ Exchange, N.Y. Lote OST—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, om Twa, RE 4 tween 127 Kicecker street and Bt Nicholas Hotel, Broad way, « packaye of laces, containing a full set of Honiton ond a rount point coller. The finder wii be liberally rewarded by caving itat 12] Bleecker street. ORT—ON OCT. 9, ea DOWN BROADWAY TO 4. Jacob's, oF tn one Fighth avenue cara, a pocket book Sing bm BS Be The finder will joun ey ha rrward tb) leaving & Seventh street. JOWN K HARTY. FIKIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN TWO ANT) lock, in Broadway, between Canal street aud eo bine aiIK parse, containing mney, a sold receive half of tha two keys. The finder will mo nd the thanks of the owner on leaving the aime at No. 25 Beaver street. ost on SATURDAY, OCT. 9, GOING FROM FUL ect, Brooklyn, between the boars, of 12 and 2 P.M. a pao silk purse, steel beada, containing $62 and some «mall ¢ Any perenn bring the aame to Hegeman 4 Co., corner oot of Coambers street anc Broadway, w will Feceive je suttable reward OST-—ON SATURDAY, NETWEEN THE HOU DRS OF 4 Vand 1, snpposed to be left nn Brondwe: ait of eye ‘giasaes in gold case, marked wi Ms. W. A Hberal reward will be given op retort {he office of the Union Place Hotel P'* ‘KEDTP. Pon pen! Nef pang td AFTERNOON, <TH t long, containing a quan. diy, of opsiors. The uwber c her on proving tnd paying expenses ty calling om Michael Whoo ‘Water wr oodie, Inrge black ey: “4 hoever will return itto No. evive the above reward. 5 REWARD. —THE Two GTRLS wie 78 Seventh treet, on Friday evening, a dog, will pleaen call mgnin, aa the servant girl they maw was hot Acquainted With the desaription of the lost dog. 5 REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY AP ternoon, in Broadway, near Fourth street, a amall black and ton terrier slut; answers to the name of Nelly. Any per sor, Will Feestve the above reward, and no questions asked, by returning her to T. B, Oakley, 82 John street REWARD 2106T, ON WRDNESDAY RVENING, 16 the city of New’ York, an old rs of no value to any but the o Wille jyatt by lemetey the ame a the Jersey Lity, aud no questions ask: A REWARD LOST, PROW NO, 180 WEST TWRNTY 4) fourth street, a bikck and tan slut pup. Whoever will retnen her to the above namber will receive the above reward and (hanks of the owner, PH REWARD. —LOST, ABOUT THE ISTHTOF AUGUST, Diy on Staten Taland, & white andl yellow spatted sett Pout nite months old, afd answers to the name of « Mine he above reward will he paket on delivery of the wame at the other of the Harmony tnsurance Company No. 6 Brand street. BH) RENARD—THE PHREON WHO Took MY OU watch and hair chat at Thirty-second street, Hudson River Railroad, on Theretay night, ays tt I ave the alin rewind ind ne qrestions nsked Te eri doliver Wt to meat No. Seo Sh Mobulae Ligiel, or arrange it so det J ean get it SALES OF REAL ESTATE. ENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE.—FOUR LOTS ON Seventy-seventh street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues; Zlotson Fourth avenue, near Beveuty-sixth street; 5 lots on pe eagle Dre A Lc i et mus . JOUN McCLAV, 387 Ninth avenue, picsinli ENTRAL PARK LOTS. / For sale, a whole front ae Fifth avenue, opposite the Cen- tra! Park, beautifull) “Tee park ay, and Broadway. Also, lots on Bitt Also, lots on Kighih 180, 1 ad) os to tho Central Park. Also, a ye of lota wel inv ated. Allof the above can be purchased ‘on favorable ter o+. For further paruiculars apply H, HENRIQUES, 15 Wil m sire egl. {OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR EX- /, Cisne for elly or Brooklyn property; in perfect order, and everything that a gentleman ean require fora. eount i ence, at Oyster Bay, ‘Apply to! Wun. Il. i1DU RNS, ‘9 William street, D)PPAU PEACE POR SAL-H THE OWNER GOING TO Europe), the desirable three story sud basement briek dwelling house and lot of ground in Depan place, known as 171 Thompron street, near Bleecker; the house is first cl built in the very beat manner, with the modern improvements; the house ts 25 by 6) feet deep, with « piazza eucloged with kluns, lot 25 by 100 feet deep, witha pleasant rear, The pro alah “ BF perty is free from all encumbrances, and very little money re- i nd. Neighborhoo unobjectional Can be seen from It <M. toS P.M. Ni und basement bri Prince stre iments, house 20 by 32 feet eee by 95 frat de from all encumbrances, Term: For partie quire a8 above, or toc TAUNCY MpAICNARD, Wallstreet. Res: ANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE—BE “ing upon the premises weil known as “Glen Mary,” the former resiaence of, and rendered famous by, N. P. Willis, ‘This noted place is beautifully situated, about one mile from the plesaant and thriving village of ‘Owego, in Tioga county, upon the New York and Brie Railroad, and within eight hours’ ride of the cities of New York and Philadeiphia. ‘The mansion is large aud commodious, recently constructed, with all modern improvements with water curried (0 all parts of Fed house; bathing apartments, gas fxtures, laundry, oy & \pon the premises are grape and green houses. house there is about ten acres of land, and from the mansio 7m and grounds there is & commanding view of the surrounding country and village. ‘The Owego ereek skirts the premises on the east, and the Susquehanna river is in view on the south. Few places can be found presenting so varied and beauutu landscape views. | This property will be sold at the Court Honse in Owego on the ith day of October mext, at a public sale, under jn orvter of the Surraxale of of Thoxs couity, by the executor of the estate of the H. ., deceased, In- quire of the undersigned at the bg er ike nited States Ex press Company, 82 Broadway, N. Y., or of W. F. Warner, ssq., of Owego. ‘CHA: DE executor. {OR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS NEW FOUR STORY brick house, No. 128 West Sixteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; house 2 teet 10 inches tront by ot feet deep; lot 2) feet 10 inches front by 108 fect 3 inches desp; built in the best manner, with all the modarn improvements, and how occupied by the owner. Terma to suit tho purdhaser. Possession Ist of Novemoer. Inquire on the premises. JOR SALE—THE LEASE OF A LOT ON NINTIT Avenue, having aaventoon years to run, at $45 por year, with front and rear buildin: will be sold very ches to a cash purchaser. Apply N McOLAVE, 387 ‘Niath avenue. OR SALF—A SMALL, COMFORTARLE THREE STORY brick honae, beautifully situated in Wildlamanarg, Torms \ery moderate and eaay. Only %W0 down; the baiance on mortgage. For Paruculare a ‘apply at 428 Broadway. On (OR SALB—ON ONF OF THE DRADING AVi ES in this city, two four siory brick houses on one lot; the front honge is occupied aa a bakery, doing a good shop bisiness; lot ig 24 feet # inches front and rear by 10) feet deep, with brick pale ‘fo., and pays over $1,100 per annum. Tt will be sold a Terma liberal, and title ind disputable. Apnly to J. LYONS, 1S Chambers street from 12 to 4'0'clock. VOR SALEA FINE MI PROPERTY WITH A 4 horse power steam engi Vart of said premises is now: dccupled a# # plauing and saw Tofll in successful operauon, the other part is suitable for any busigess requiring steam power. e shavings furnish fuel. A good house in this elty would ie taken part ns ent. Apply to GEO, W. BROWN, at Tho- mas W. Davis’, 257 Front street, OR SALE—A LOT OF GROUND, 25x100 FEET, SITU ed in Twelfth street, en Fifth and Sixth avenues, Brooklyn, W.D. | Part bondand inortgas box 101, Hes ie perfect. Fur particulars adress R. ald ule D BROWN STONE FRONT antels to all the .ront window: ourth street. Also, to let, am fit ‘Apply at 13; Fourth suet, Wiliuaneburg, ‘BL. TUR near Grand. OR SALE—RY ORDER OF EXECUTORS, THE VALU. able croperty 31 and 43 West Thirteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, consisting of one two an: story attic and basement brick houses; also the rear building, extending across both lots. This propert; am wimirably sdapt pl for first class tenant house or meclul purposes, goons for» penal steam engine ia ee rear 7 the rear bul each by 103. Terms easy. Inquire of D. ns SON, 68 Pine Pine street. R SALE—A SPLENDID HOTEL IN WTLULAMS- ure, 20 feet frout: five billiard table the) beat house, furnished from top to bottom, a1 tablished. Apply to F. |. TU near Grand, in complete order—well ew fo. 13; Fourth strevt, "OR Sal. ai LINE, RORCHESTER STONE FRONT stoop house No. 22 West Tw atroet, ia Tr y chapel, neatly dulsbed. four orice high; Wil ine nt and under cellar, ail the modera improventeut nod iis io premises, at § o'clock A the best manner. ‘Inquire A.M, of J. B. Contra ee JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. house and full lot, in fine order; also a cottage house and four lots, beautifully located; both in'the eily of 3 .N. will exchange for @ honse ina good loca New York, not heavily encambered, Address box 3,691 Ne York Post oflice. OR SALE OR TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFUR furnished, a neat little cottage on Green ay; six or seven doors from Classon avenue, abont five minutes’ walk from Fulton or Myrtle Raflroad; lease of lot three years and a hal’; price of house alone, $225, Inquire om the premises for one week, after threo o’eloe! WSTERN, LAND.—I HAVE 160 ACRES OF GOOD land in Wisconsin that T wish to exchange for a email house and Address HL W., $6 Canal street, in New York or Brooklyn. LOW, IN ib avenue. RESTAURANT AND FIXTURES TOL 8 gond | neighborhood for business, No. a0 Fi re of M. G, LAN, 76 Fourth avenue. AR pane. STORE FOR SALE—AT A GREAT saci rt the owner being obliged to leave the city: stock and fixtures ail complete; can remain tn fee. must be closed atonce. A recess loeality or be re ress Drags, Herald of OR SALB—A GROCERY STORE, IN A FIRST RATE location, doing & good business, ‘And an excellent tea and coffer trade. has been occupied as & temperance rocery to i te net 30 years, and 9 Dptes fee wade on faire at No. 3 avenue D, Fr" SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A MIL linery cstablishinent in the Bowery, with lease of sv inti May next. The store is on ane of thi best blocks for bu nes in the Bowery, It will be sold cheap. Terma cagy. Ad dress ©. C. M., box 3080 New York Post ofliee, OR SALE OR TO LET—A STEAM HOUSTER, ALSO A steam pump. Address Hoister, box 107 Herald OTFL FOR SALE—IN A LITTLE LIVELY TOWN in Wisconsin, 60 — west of Milwaukie, aewly built, with All the enodrm, tm containing aboot Atty ic barber shop and barroom in the basement, an’! Fart The whole is painted and in the best condition, ‘The store is occupied at Te For rT -7 deniers: spply to T. Bs. —_— 7” jway, corner veriey place, New ¥ ARKFT STAND POR SALE.—A STAND IN ¢ the best markets in New York, died up in « together with cellar, fixtures, Ae. To be soll in owner being sick snd Tinable to attend to it ) CAVERLY, 101 Barclay street, x Y, faaucn apply oI B for three futures of restaurant, in one Of city, at present doing a good business. Will cass on secount of te owner having another business to attew! PRINTERS OF NEWSPAPERS.-THE font of MINION TYPE (of which this adver psp nted ag a specimen). weighing some rod gi , is offered forsale at 20 cents per TU being’ but ten cents more than what we al in exchange for old type. The 2,500 wilt be di vided up into fonts of 250 pounds, or more, to suit phan of applicants. Cases furnished with the ind fonts at a deduction of 40 per cont. In a of JAMES CONNOR & SONS. The above second hand minion type is coppered. $1,200.20 Shans, Bs Tease. A. firecis in thecity, wis three years’ ly. I Hudson street, INTED A reday eve Broadway, ¢ fF. Chas. McDougall waa appotn Secretary. The Committees, afer 7 = ae Resolved, FiTht we deem it inexpadiont to replace the fire ap demaroyed nt the contiagrution of the « rystal Fs! fiewing that It ia the duty of the rata para Mibaeripticn from the pute, be erty government ta furniah the companion with, new Ap at the e@pliest possitiie moment, and we would there! tion the public against giving money Wo any parties for Resolved, That a sub-committee of thren he appatnte! chairman to wait npon the Common ¢ anette are immnedi- ate action in the premises. Wessre, Henry Ht Howard, chiet Bneineer, Wm, Ratver, of Eke Lf amen A wr d Laditer Co, were ay ted by the chairm: feomtn! r * CHARLES airman Janes A. Canon, Secretary. ——————————— Faheiabo es HAS ALL My TLER, Sars wae wiLens infallibte mange cure and tiem exterminator, §) cente per bottle, Butlers new work on the dog, beantifuily illus trated, . YRAND BLACK AND TAN EXPOSITION —1 T NINGS begs vem the gentlemen of New ¥. Vietnity that there will be a grand handjewy rat mated come off on Wednestay next, Oct. 1 at 49 Madison atrret, open to EN. Oe black and wns only of all weights, each dog to the umber of rate for bie pounds io wolght in poumnts fimo wil be shown on hin “night that ewutifal dog oby, also that beautiful Brooklyn slut Fan, by the tind” permission of thelr owners, & host’ of other denities, from 2 tba. up. This hentt a aweepataRe twenty shillings entrance. Weighing commences ud wed Rilling at jMgarcloek. Several gentlemen have already enter their doge for the sweepstakes Adwmission 28 eente. BOARDING AND LODGING. (AAR AARP AAA AD PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH BOARD, TO rs ble ‘a fine auit of rooms in m first Clans uae oD moderate. Apply KICK & NOES Hk er vied eaten a i GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFF, @CCUPYING A m. dern built house front Ne-rrrt my oy let with Toard, toa gentleman and bis or to & le gentle: wen, oe Lig partment recent painted, with b furilure ner At 6 o'clock. deelerences exchang 81206 West Twentieth street st FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND REDROOM TO Jetan the second floor, with ® private family, residiny at + Weat Twent: Crapo fran or Fifth avenue. newly fun all the modern Improvements, BSAUTIEUL LOCATION, OPPOSITE 8! park, 58 Varick street, coruer of Laight. —N! very excellent board, for a gentleman and wife or one or two single gontiemen; convenient w business down town. Refe- rences required, A pay are PA 7 a LY OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS Aifal location, would accommodate a sentleman aud hs wile and ono oF two elugle geatlewen, v8 very moderate terms, Apply at 199 West Righteenth sir near Kighth avenu A, YOUNG MARRIED LADY DESIRES A FURNISHED room and board, for herself only, in a plain tamily, where there are positively no other by nis hast be mode rate, Location east of the Bowe Herald oftice, stating terms, ee is 'y. Address William, box 130 LARGE HANDSOMELY to let, with , to a yentieman and wite, or Jemen, atsd Variel near Canal; house gas, , hot and cold water, ae.; but few board 6, Terms moderate, URNISHED FRONT ROOM SMALL AMERICAN PAMT retired, wish to let far the winter Quiet parties, a second story bedroom, with Adjoining patior ifdesired. | Apply at 169 Weal bitty ei t, a few doors east of Higth avenue. FURNISHED ROOM AND BF} K £A ave for a man and wife, Agply at 210 Elm sive 0. 6 SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM TO 1 ‘wr two gentlemen with breakfast oF oll house oveupied by a small private family ; has dern improvements, and is situated ane Y bioak from Union square, in an unexeeptionable neighborhoesl. For further par: uuculars apply at 220 Broadway, rooms 34 and SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, CONSIST ing of two large and two small rooms, partially {nenished, onnecting, with water and gas, on erond floor, to gentle their wives or single men, Keterene “eo required, Ap- L West Tweltth ore el, near i th avenue, all 1 the modern conveniences, and use of plano, to let, to or sept yor gentlemen, wil partial board af desired, Retlrences exchanged. Apply at 63 Bond street, \T IN THE CITY ‘ul nee room, with full there arg or partial | no other boarders and w he enjuyed with the comtorts of ah ‘eruis must be reasonable, Ad dress L.. K. 1.., Union square Post oflice, VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS, ON 21. second floor, also a tew single rooms for gentlemen, with fire; location desirable. House coutains all lmproventents, ‘Terme reasonable. Dinner ai Go'lock, Reference required, App-y at ll Iioecker street, west of roadway. PRIVATE FAMILY 06 A MODERN West Twenty-cecond atreet; would aecomine ne single gentlemen with board, Terms mode ATHOLIC FAMILY A AN Ace qwith second Gobrrosms and bond in'w Brat « tion desirable, being near Sixta aveuue, b fom riewnth streets, A good Large rooms are unfurnished. ad Hrevald ott DID FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM also, a singie room, with grate and gas, to SPL. atueches fo wing men, in a private house, with all the modern improvements. Apply at 96 Prince strest, a few doors west uf Broudway BeOskVca YOUNG WIDOW LADY, RESIDING IN A pleakant oration up town, would lel, tom gentleman and Wile, oF (wo or three geutiemen, handsomely furnished room, with or withouthoara. Reterencesexchanged, Address L. B. D., Madison square Post oil OARD. first oor above tl & respectable part: y, at 2) West Lwenty tir dqulet hud reepectable family where there ure no chitiren. use has all the modern improvements, and is beantiiuily uated oppostie Chelsea park. References exchanges, Bore. Two Cente MEN CAN BE A MMOD AT. fouily, nope tw Wall , South ay atten: Yisemkiyn, Apply at 42 Cheever piace, between “and Dograw sire ‘References required. OARD.—A FEW ¢ and wife can be ac TLEMEN, AND A GENTLEMAN modated with furnished and untur ot a tome, Apply at ISS Kast Thirteenth street, a few doors from Second aventtc. OARD—A LADY LIVING IN A QUIET RESPECT A- thle neighborhood up town wou iurnished of unfurnished, to m the lady only. Address Mrs. otter, OARD AT 393 TOUTE AVENUE.—GENTLEMAN se their wives, or si cant I fished rooms, where they can have all the comfort pleasant furnishe: ished ‘rooms, and board, for the cluming winter, of transient boarders, received, gas, aud hot ead cold water through the house, The Fourth avenue cars pass the door every few minutes, OARD IN BROADWAY MAY BE OBTAINED IN A respectable family; superior house, handvowely (urnisheds living, and every domesuc Broadway, above Twelfth st All mocern im consort adorued. Apply até OARD Ix TWENTY THIRD STREET.—A SUIT ON the second floor, front, to fn first clans - nsiirpasied. venees mjuired. Apply & 7o Weat Twoenwy-third street. N REROEN HILT. munodated with board erly, in the immediate vleinity ot tie No. las Ferry street, New York, OARD IN BROOKLYN—IN THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE delight ated At 242 Henry street, uear Amity; Pur inisbed Foe . on seeomd forgentiemen sad ibeir wives or single. g moderate. Bur TN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY or two single gentlemen can be accommodated wkh good joard and plensant rooms in» pleanant private family. Tho house is within one biock and pavenue care snd shout tea mines’ walk of the ferries, ‘Terans ronsuaable. Apply at 41 Willoughby street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND 1113 wite or two single gentiemen can be acon A with ‘and good rooms by applying at 105 OARD IX BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THRER YOUNG men can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rocms, by applying at sd Orange Brooklyn. OARD ON BROOKLYN NEIGITS.—ROOMS x ininutes’ walk from Wall stroct ferry, at 34 ie: Dinner at 6'clock. Best of references g' J OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A quiet, genteet family, where there are no othor bovders, a ly May Auswer this, Address it. IL, Herald ofier, OARDING —TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO CAN APPRE ate a quiet aud desirable home, can be accommodated with good board and neatly farnished appartnents, by apply ing at No. 04 West Twenty meeund sirect, References ox changed. PAVING —A COMPLETE BUITE OF ROO: the mennd of third floor in a first clase private resi And joealit can he obtained with a. in West i ourteentia st. Adarens box 188 Herald office ‘ON STREET, BROOKLYN—ONE Hable for two gentlemen, or gente g28 and /mth fn sane; dinner at six, WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM WITTT p y & geutieman, teacher of music, who would i ve a eoeange lessons on the pianof: Address Music, * ral OARDERS, YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE FOR RUNNING into houses which may prove disagreeable, You obtain the character aud standing of every person aoanag boarders in New York or Brooklyn. Privets families or boar: Ing houses have the same opportunity of knowing their board ere and collecting boart bilis of their delinquents by calling at the New York Protective and Detective Agency, 486 Broadway, Lat every person be supplied with a copy of our prospectus. JOOPER MOUSE, SM BROADWAY —PRICK FOR J rooms, one person, per day, 25 centa to 80 cents, mn and wite $1 to $1 W. A good restaurant ia whe honse INNERS UP TOWN AT THRER O'CLOCK, BRTAK fast 7 to 12: Junch | to: dinner 3 40 7; supper ‘at it 1, C] aver harury ofthe anason, atthe iancani Hine ‘and Tweifth street. Terms low Leen by as ven SUIT OF ROOVS TO LET—WITH BREAK dinner or tea, Ale, two hall bedroome, with or 4, at 19 Union square, Broadway skie. lest of te nd required FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET AT 8 CLINTON PLACE Rome very desirable for porties of ge: Bath and ail modern lmprovementa in the house, FPURSISHED ROOMS —g9 RROOME STREET, CORNER of Lanreng, and near Broadway, two new and elegantly iurntahed roomd, front and back, on the second floor, 10 lel, with board, toa gentleman and wife or two gentlemen. Modern improvements, URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.— A sult of five rooms! on second floor, with closets, pantry OARDING—I7 | oun bath, gas, de., would be let to gentiemen or a ammall family, 19 ether or aeparate, and roome on the thirt Boor. Apply at 8 est Bleventh eirvet, @ faw doore weet of Filth avenue FURsisren ROOMS WITH PARTIAL HOARD IF DM sired, at 140 Kighth street, opposite Clinton Hall. ————————— TT FURNISIAD ROOMS TO LAT, WITH BOARD, IN 4 desirable location and convenient to the different stage aud car Hoes; gag, water, bathe, Ac. No. 263 Fourth avenue, be tween Twentieth and Twenty first streets. ENTLEMEN OF RESPECTABILITY MAY one, A handsomely furnialied parior, with two bedrooms adjoin Ma, OF & single room, with or without breakfast, with a genteel family fo Kighth street, near Broadway; honse haa every mo- SW natn no children or boarders. Address, with name, W., station b Post oftier OOD. BOARD —TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN can have full board, good rooms and comforta of home for House ‘containe gas, bath ant all godern ion- Apply at 116 Thompson street, near Priaes, PANDSOMR, RNISHED Rooms To Lerin a A brown 2 en me ae parole, peg! of par A fenpectabie party wilhand ais vor very y desirable, na com oy sen the vas par a nee, Location een, Thin Tew tainuten’ walk of south and Wall tract ferries Sor verime, &e., inquire at 18 Harrison street, South Brooklya E ier, I ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMA, WITH BOARD, in anita oF eeparately, oan be obtained at 64 Weat Four teenth etrert, be Dir is. eter ence req ween Filth and §: ed) ner a NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1858. BOARDING AND L LODGING: /DGINGS—ONE BLOCK FR FROM, OfPyY HALL, clean, well ventilated rooms may be had at the Globe “el, corner of William and Franktort streets, New York, at bie cents per night; or from $1 to $22 per week. Open w =. EB ALL HOU! AT Low RATES, BY TILE ALE ee Breakfast {ip 1 to 12; lunch 1 to 2;'dinner 3 to he “apne tna, Gentlemen and families should take theiz the Blancard House, Broadway and ‘Twellth street, QUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, ON SECOND "hoor; gas, bath and panties; to a gentleman and wife * $0 rooms to Angle gentlemen. Dinuer'at6 o'clock. “Apply » 62 Troy street, near Eighth avenue. JENATE HOUSK.—TO LET, TWO TANDSOMELY FUR. ished parlors ou the second floor, faclug Broadway, $6 per week, Also, neatly furnished’ bedrooms from $2 s week. Also, rooms in anita, unfurnished, at $1 50 Hot and cold bath; house first class, Apply at'910 broad KR CAN OBTAIN rooms with break tea in a amail family re gervey City, within (hree minutes walk of the ferry. Apply at No, al Eowex street, Jersey City. WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA ted with & fine large room, with two large ‘ached, and handsomely” turnisl first clans nodern improvements, between 1 u few doors from Broadway, Address Phillissa, WREF OR FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS wit BE Tet, in suits or separate, suilable for gentlemen or Gait neat door wo Wood's “buldiass, 609 Broatway, third oar. 10 LET.SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BO also, single rooms, for gentlemen, at No. 3 Leroy Bleecker street, West of and hear Broadway TANTED—ROARD FOR A LADY, THREE ct, vy fren and purse, for the winter, Private family preter, red. Address R., box 125 Herald oil TANTED—-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A | WELL furnished room, without board, or one room, with small room adjoining; grovind tor preferred, Address, with full particulars, K., Herald oftice, |] BOND, STREET, CORNER OF BROADWAY. sani, newiy furnished rooms, without board, for only, ean be had by applying at the above number, AND 4 ABINGDON SQUARE, WEST SIDE.—ROOMS ‘with board, for families and ningle “gentlemen. Htleecker rt sages aud Highih evenue curs paas the door. Heferences req —PLEA ntlemon ALBION PLACE, OR 410 FOURTH STRE nished rooms, with board, suitahle for a gent Wife or single gentiemen, TH AVENUR.—A FAMILY RESIDING ON FIFTITAY., tn the vicinity of 16th street, would accommodate a gentle mat and wife or a few single gentiemen on reasonable terms, Address Fifth Avenue, vox 4.24 Post vilive, $1 PER WERK—WANTED, BY A LADY AND HALF * grown daughter, permavent board ina house with all the modern im with « Kind lady, havi dinner early, two rooins, « ‘oom communicating, neatly furniahed; wou! higher than ‘Twenty-third atreot, or lower ‘ourtienth street, West, and board for hnghand about two weeks be outh, for whieh he will pay extra; reference exchanged, Direct S. Boarding, Herald ottic 10 WAV BRLY VLACK, TWO PARLORS, WITH BED: rooms attached, are Vacant; also single rooms. Dinner at six, ]Q WHTE STRERT.—TO LET, A LARGE FURNISHED & room, to one or twe single geatiomen, KB changed. 18 winter to respectable parties TON PLACE, EIGHTH STRE! full or partial board, an elegant rand exten” ‘on first floor, als, bed ant sitting room on third floor, ther single rooms.” Rooms to let. without board, Rete rences required. O8 AND 20 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAT THE venne,-Large an int, with hoard, sand their wives, orsingle gentiemen, Dinner Reterence requi WEST ELEVENTH STREET, Keoma, single or in suits, with board, will be let for tho ‘Torms reasonable, BETWEEN FIFTH nicely furnished from » let, with hoard, a two single gentlemen. nat parlors, sufuble for a gentleman and wife or single Dinner atsix. Ketrences exchanged, TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—TWO SINGLE Foon, with tive wud uae, tu 4 private family, where References exchanged. can be btained. NEAR BROADWAY.—A second floor, suitable fora 0 let; also, rooms for single above the: gentlemen: home privile 48 West sixr lass board, for tamilies or gentlemen, e eligibly located residence, containing all tae modern im BLEECKER | STREP, ‘ parlor and bedroom, critiemen, References xe GO XARICK, STREET. , con PROP LAICHT.— man and wile or two single gentlemen, Also, & single room. suitable f 39 WEST nue, Apart provements, Dinner at 6 o'ciock, judy and geutlewan, with bowrd, ee front rvom on (he sec ond floor to let, with board, pe fore (3Q REMEEN STRERT, BROOKLYN WRIGHTR—LARGR and handsomely furnished rooms on second floor, for families; also rooma on third floor, for gentlemen. House rat lana, Good tavie, de. QY AMITY, STREET. —TO LET, LAR we and second 4, with pantries at or unfurnished, with full or partial board; snully situated, with gas aud bath. Any pe in Comfortable home may nd ove by applying aa above Divner a6. Meferences exchanged. 107 GaXtOx TLACE, RIGHT STRERT, BEFWEER sennea.—Hundsomely furnished reese tony be bad. with board, uy 0 few onlect fuxaiicn or ete le gentlemen. Honeo, sontains ail modern improvements Piuwer at sis. “Good refereuces given and required. ik CLINTON PLACR, EIGHTH STREET. —A LATE fromt room, on second story, with bedroom attached (urniabed complete, grate and gaa, and a bathroom adjoining to let, with board rt fern improvemeuts. References 133" TH STRERT, FOURTH DOOR FROM BROAD. ) Boarding abd rooms for single gentlemen, ale suits of rooms and beard for families, on second floor front, cot jeut distance from business, Terms reasonable, 136 Se WEST THIRD STREET—A SUIT OD offurnished rooms to let, with board, for a gentle than and family, Also, a room, with board, for « single gem Hewan, Diner at 6 . References exchanged. 13 HUDSON STREET, ST JOHN'S PARK —Two FAST. Swgetyerxee Lae ONE 60. DOOR 1 from Lary avenue, —A ‘few young men oF d, in roms wilh fire , Ou moderate te venyt t 209 WEST FOURTEENTH &TREET.—SEVERAL COM thous and ite swe oll u Gentie- ur single gentlemen in search of winter rs would do well tovcall early. Dinner at atx o'clock, forma inoweratr. 399 FOURTH STREET —A HANDSOME PARLOR OID and bedroom on second floor, Also, one on third oor, suitable for wife. Dinner at six, 2 oF two or genueman and 405 BROOME STREET.—A_ FEW GENTLEMEN CAN Je) be werommedated with skagle rooms and good board. 415 FOURTH STREET, RETWEEN BOWERY AND UO Second avenue.—P furniahed rooms can be had, with hoard, fora gentleman and his wife or a party of young gentlemen. 726 peop ey. ent tm iy THE NEW YORK a i a back room, on Wie secoud a = ia ces, Also, two rooms oo Murth floor. tenant the termina would be moderau. Breaks BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE, TAS two anita of roama, well furnished, and would like w 14 6 Arrangements with two genteel Camilies for the wha wer, The house is new, supplied with baths, closets, de, Dia- Term sit, Satisfactory + vlerences given « and required. HS BRoaDwarcrt RNISHED PARLORS AND jentiemen or sluzle gen. 2 to It, to a party of ime are comd setably irwiabed, gas, bath, de. nepagw ates BOARD.—SUITS OF WELL FUR 76 ished rooms, for families and single geutlemen, i.e first claea bonise, are for the coming season. Table @ how at half past ive ‘eloah Private table required. the ferences exchanged. TNION SQUARE. f rooms to let, with private table, Dinner at 6 o'clock. to frmiites or single rooms. niees excbanged NEW PUBLICATIONS, RESSMAKER'S GUIDE.—EVERY WOMAN IS A maker, in mind, if not in practice. She mentally hese vie of herown garments, no matter who makes fem, The "Dresamaker's Guile” lx, therefore, ® work of interest, and In Kis October and November numbers ic warmly enlogizes the current mode of adorning with rich ribbon trim mings the low necked and double skirt morning and evening at dresses, worn so mach by the tom, wa well as the magniti velvet trimmings, used with suc ming effect in de pers cloeks end maniliag " thin he howe indlepensnble embellishav where to obi quality and make estenorc inary bargaln el? SCHR NST ELS, goo Iway. stock of ailtinery and deve, tf ming ery aD be most tempting opportunity to ail in want of silk d other destrable materials ach astinent velvet, royal velvet, m1 chenille velvet, c., not to mention, besides, 4, French plumes, and rlbbone (or pulling, bows, wim: de. t deseriyytion of every eleg K D, CHAMBER SUITS OF F! NITURS, IN all colors and «yles, wholesale and retail, at prices from 4 and upwards, WARREN WARD, Lh street oid &, four doors east of Broadway, New fork. ceimshamanin RNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY. —A FAIR ready jo raivire, carpets, books, BoA Tes Sieh seeaue, betweon Ninth and Tem streets, PURNITURE WANTED THE SURSCRIBER WISHES purchase a quantity of second band household farnitire, Any parties {o diapone of thett Curalturs {neon sentence auction, ean find a cash buyer by adiressing @ lin Herald offies, stating where itean be een ow. i, OOD HOUSEIT D) FURNITURE, MIRRO! CAR wanted in ln r simall Mis W. HICKEY, 608 Browlway, corner 3 SPECIAL RO xgeraron, FARM DalRy Mi DEPOT, NOS. Woot Thicty New York. Tha \fth pa OE 4o fagornm the pubic that he hax varehaaed the well known dairy farm of the late Dovid s. Mulls Queen's county, T., y erehs baape tan enmn which ae od on rage in gunnimer, "ao ay, grain aud me Al ha winter. Fam thes Se ay as eral i g S Pesm om om sane ONLI be teanktully resaived and Piatakese an tended. retry tothe cheapiowmot hay and drain, and tha oantit myself, T ean afford to sell my mal a he ft Be Price, bee cents per quark. Aw I ralge my ow Al, Line USTIN A. PULLER, Proprietor. N.B—Phease ead your odors sod give is Lal PARKER &CO.’8 PATENT COTTON AND WOOLLEN ecard pindes.ae. Oe eo at 7 ‘im at ghia fr hine is the e the age. Machines ni for sale. Apply at the Cryntal Pulice tod. PARKER & C OHN BISSELL, 11 WALL STREET, DULY APPOINTED eo) commuusioner to ke wastimony, acknow. tor the vartous States of the Union, organized this 2 ante branch of business in, 1882, and it fanafliar with the various re uisiles and forms of notary public, ILITARY TAX FOR 1858—PAY YOUR COMMU tation ‘5 cents before the 14th day of Oclwber, or you will incur the State fine of $3and costa, which will be ri widly entoreed, ¢ bookware now open for receiving commutation at the aver of Taxes’ office, new City Hull, from % A, M. to 4 P tthe Marshal's office, 142 Futon street, room No. 4, daily, oek; andat the Division Armory, corner of Kim and White streets, every evening fram 7 to 9 o'clock, where the receiver'areced tean be obtained, which will exempt the holder from parade aud all military cu'y during the year. ROPORATA.—OFFICE OF THK GOVERNORS OF THE Alins House, October 5, 1858.— proy Will be received by the Governors of the Aime Housby af tote office, Rotunda, Park, until 12 o'clock M., Vth inat,, for Turniah- ing andelivering on Blackwell's Island, sneh quantities of best quality North river hard brick, as may be required for and in the ereetion ot the Inland Hospital, | For further information apply ‘st heir oflice, where blank forms of proposals can be ob! TALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—THE ANNUAL, mecting of the Halian Henovotent Soctety for the election of punning year will take place oa Tuesday, Tammany ‘The members and the ral are respectfully invited | toatte MASSA, Secretary. a NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT RICH- by above exhibi the ‘accommodation of all who may core chher a8. € cr epectelurgy and the aullucitcn sre adviogl already of large representalous Barr the States of the Union. ‘bief Marshal National Fair, NPATD WATER RENTS.—CROTON AQUEDUCT DR partment, October 4, 186%. Notice hereby given that by unaat of the Legislature tem ver cent will be added to all unpaid water rents oa the Ist of ber wet, im addition to five per cent incurred on the Lat st fas Water rents are payable on the Istof May in each year, im advance, and the penlies on wupakl attach with equal ber Uherentter, It must to preserve hia pro- perty trom being ret of Arrears, which if ot redeemed will be wold according to \ IVIDEND.—THE mpoces ‘Tox, COMPANY, 432 01 will pay & semi-annual dividend of five 5) ders on and after October 19th, 1588. The New York, Vet. ps CLASS DRY GOODS, GROCERS AND IRON paper, wanted by JOHN B. MURRAY, 40 Wall street (Manbattan Bank). Collections made throughout the United States and Canada, MAroRs, OFFICE, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, CCTO- Ler 4, 1858. LOAN of THE onry ty 4 Peppers, 150.000 dollars. By Ordinance, Approved October 1, 1882. Lerrens Mauro Pagrosais ute Cre Loan. Proposnin, to be in for City Loan,” wi perereived'at te Mayor ary ‘philaie tant the 13th day of October, A. D., 1868, at 12 ME, for to the city of Philadelphia four nthe and Gfty iboiand dol- lars, for which certificates of loan of one bt lars and upwards will be issued, bearing mterest at the rate ra mix per cenium per annum, free from taxation, and redeemable to thirty years from date. Proposals will’ be received for any sum, Dut not In fractions of gue hundred de The proposals will be opened o0 the 15th day of October, the city of 1888, by in the presence of the City Trea: surer aD: Y Finance, The highest offer will be accepted, the city reserving right lo acceptor decline the whole, of any amount thereof, Payment will be required om the ab day of October. Taterest 10 commence from that date. ALEAANDEM HENRY, ‘Mayor of Philadelphia, PPICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM. pany. New York, October 5 1806.--Tho fecand Avenue ( Kai pany bas thiaday declared a quarterly dividend cout pavable on and after Mooday nem, st the offen Jno, 0 tirien, 29 Walt — - he tranate thy inst Meera, Sooke wil be closed from this date wnta T By order. D. B. Peri HOR AND LEATHER BANK, NEW YORK, SEPT. 2, Directors have this day: 1868—Dividend.—The Board of” ¢ elared a eda dividewd of four Frere vent, payable ou and afler will be closed from in Erincas lina Ghee tranafe “4 Ww. A. KISSAM, Cashier. the Int to the 1th of October [J NITpD STATES AND CANADATTHE UNION BANK mdon, ax agents of Mesars, DUNGAN, SHERMAN 20,, bankers, New York, hereby give uote that whey wil money on account of that frm, for which they will of charge lotiers of credit, or elreutar notes, of £10 similar w those in such extensive use on urope aud elsewhere, payable at all the princi. cites and towne in the United States, Canadas, &e. GOL ap pal F100. FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALR, AT A DIS. od Brovklya re Wor Inquire of Th old eatablished ISAACS advanc money to any amoun aud every. deseriptinn of v the higheat cast rice » business transacted oo on diamonds, watebes, jewelry Inable property, Prompt and ec Saturday NCED ON DIAMONDS, i4, merchandise and per ichtand aokt, JO. 111 Grand street, T JACKSON'S—MONFY ADY watebes, Jewelry, pla banal property af evory description, oF SEPH A. JACKSON w dd brok three doors west of Bi ‘aia T 538 BROADWAY—G. LE FORT & CO. HAN 2 ON DLAMONDS, Or will buy the wame for the highest cash gentlemen wishing to obtain money far shu erty of known value, accommodated a ble necessi’y of entering mor serelty stores can be obviated by apo ly vininens pris ate i, Broadway, opposite Chincen Assembly Keooma, \pertoda he on Lite AY pone MADE oN Drawonns, WATCHES amp Acs eanh, FB pe i hae for euah roe 4 0.3 Tonm oie nu abo Uppestie the cn 38 BROADWAY, CORNER OF a had the iter se 1. J, MACDUFF'S, sport being well axwred | Srarse fee reg DI sry WA ue oldest: commission howes in this city, the public are 0 ie. Tews. ORE LAY, INTL MENTS, HAVANA pean PAINTIN. TON oe FURNITURE, CG. "3 mpopy.® BROKER AND COMMISSTON MERC mene, FACOBA, 47 BROADWAY, ADVANCES MONEY ON ry, segnre ees eo == eS Mom: TO LEND ON WATCHES, JEWELRY. PLATE, une, dry evods, and peryranl property of ail wt faanvandh, 2 The 4 i's... N 8, BA good eld for one year, at the option of ihe PERFPOT BILLIARD CUSHION —WINANTS BX A. celgor apring billiard enshinn, pateated Anguat, 1968. The nd correct evehion in age. lilard able made to factory 11 Gold sureet lied to old tables st ahort nace Maou jew York. pf at or ity LIARD TABLE, AND ANOTHER in the curbions.— The subweriber hay ing saverel beporenst mor svements, ean coy superiority if all of the sensible ACKER, 90 Ana steve AT tat the os WE WOCLD AGAIN, oe ‘tbat the este py ad Oy oe ot Bi Ao eR net St hs on ad Rand tables with marble marble beds, fur suie cheap. Forse ASECOND HAND NILLTARDTA AB. BONE of Pholan’a patent cushion, sea ly new, @t a bargain. Sux: be sola this week. «Tall place, ia roar of Termpking’ Marke No. Call wt ELAN ROVED BILLIARD TABLES P ‘iwrRoy rombination cvisblons, foes faary Sewer’, Is, December &, 1887, Janwnry 12, ISK, (two of this date.) The recent improvement mate tn these tables make them unsurpassed in the world, They are now offered wo the fir billiard player as combining speed with truth m ned in any billiard ‘schlearoume 8 and 398 Brow nufactory 63 Ann street, MARP’S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABI man’s patent b penton cx now ‘nm Se ease wil Ct. anf vantage te rehasing elaewhere. ie Fulton street, No. A fow wncond ‘ead tabten for” mals cheap. Patented by letters patent ee ai ito SPRING ‘business clair a . 2 [~~ iy 7, genet ‘ cured Henrabie, Unerring adviee on ae, ‘And satisfaction given of no pay 18 VILLETTE WItt, UPON RECEIPT OF Nah Saed Toaktae Vases New York,