The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1859, Page 3

————_—_—~— News aad from Correspondents. Im these days of gold digging, everybody ought to know that a great deal of dross is always foand mixed with the gold. It is just so with the mass of the cor- vespondence of a leading popular newspaper like the Banaww. Wo are expected to devote our space to the eompiaints for ali sorts of grievances, or to the record of ‘spimportant news, ad libitum. We cannot do this, because eur advertisers make heavy demands on our space, which mast be met. We therefore take the liberty of “ boiling @ewn’’—t0 use a professional phrase—e large pile of com- munications, which, we think, are much improved, in the following shape. Brevity is the soul of wit:— POLITICAL FEVER IN VIRGINIA. “J.8. H.” of Richmond, telig us that, notwithstanding ‘thas the Wise faction swallowed Letcher, there is a large party opposed to letting the democratic nominee ride over ‘the course alone. The defunct whigs and Americans think ‘they have a better chance of success, as there are rumors ef Letcher’s unsoundness on the slavery question. John ‘M. Botts and Williaw Ballard Preston spoken of as the contestants, and our correspondent thinks that peg would stand a pretty fair chanoe of election, on ac- eeunt of the prejudice against abolitionism, which, be guys, is growing in the State, and the Gibraltar of whig- gery may again be revived, €28 THEKE A STRONG OPPOSITION TO TRE NEW HIGH- LAND REGIMENT? An officer of the Highland regiment, who claims to havo been present at arecent meeting of officers of the First Division, denies that at that meeting any resolutions were passed desiring the Commander-in-chief not wo granta ebarter to the new Highland regiment. He says that there were but twelve officers of the five hundred in tho @ivision present at the meeting; that they had no author!- ty to represent the division, and ought to be court martial- fea for insubordination in consuring their superior officers: who favor the new regiment, FRIENDS OF J. M. HOBART WARD AS COMMISSARY GENERAL. ‘Im order to insure the continuance in office of Mr. Ward, the present Commissary General, extensively signed peti- tions have been procured, requesting Governor Morgan to Reappoint him. There are among the names those of ‘Meutenant General Scott, ex-Governor King, Major Gene- vals €. W. Sanford, H. B. Duryea, J. T. Cooper, 8. 8, Burn- pide and Nelson Rendall, besides twenty-two brigadier generals in command, eight iu stalt, tifty-two colouels in eommand and thirteen in staf, and 897 oificers below the rank of colonel, A COMPLAINT ROM PORT JERVIS. A citizen of Port Jervis compiains that the Delaware aad Hudson Canal Company do not provide suitabie Bridges over their canal, which crosses one of the princi- pal thoroughfares of the place; that the agents and super- iwtendents build bridges to suit their own private property, and let the public take care of itself He says the local superintendents amass fortunes on salaries of from a dol- lar and a half to two dollars per day, and thinks that with proper matagement there would be no necessity of selling the stock below par. SNOW ON THE SIDEWALKS—REMISSNESS OF PUBLIC OPFICIALS« Incog.”” suggests that since the walks of the public sqpares are not properly cleared of snow, itis hardly fair for ity Fathers to expect citizens to oboy the law in this respect, on the principle that “sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.” ‘< D” is indignant that the lawe in this respect are not @arried out, and while he could refer to many residences @f well-to-do people, contents himself with complaming of @nombper of large hotels, the Post Office, Custom House, ana certain banks, which jeuve the suew vatouched on the sidewalks, to the great damage of pedestrians, SHOULD RUNAWAY MARRIAGES BE REWARDED, “Justice,” an individual, by the way, who isin thehabit ef frequently writing to the newspapers, is exceedingly indignant at a contemporary for favoring runaway matches, which he looks upox as a disobedience of the Divine command, ‘Honor thy father and thy mother.” He @oncludes that though parents need not follow the disobe- @ients to the grave with anger, nor harbor bitter feelings against them, and though they may possibly exercise for- eness, they are not bound to reward the of . He does not endorse the wil! of Mr. Taorn- dyke, but thinks that runaway marriages ought to be eondemned. AMERICANS OPPRESSED IN THE PRUSSIAN ARMY. “Outo von Prhein” vents bis indignation on the injustice practiced upon Americans enlisted in the Prussian army. Be says that many have vainly tried to escapo, and though they are naturalized American citizens, they are eepiined in Prussian prisons, at hard labor, in company with thieves and robbers. Ho says, ‘These undiguitied apnoyances must act as a continual drawback to the etherwise increasing intercourse of the United States in Germany; and the political, commercial and social inter- eourse of this country, loudly cail for reform.”” LO! THE POOR INDIAN! “Rifles,” writing from Fort Dalles, Oregon, says he has read all sorts of pleas for, and romances about, the poor ‘wronged Indians, but that he has ever found them treache- rous, cowardly, lazy, diseased and drunken, and he has geen them, of almost every tribe, from the Falls of 8t, An thony to ‘la Platte, in South America. He thinks the troops engaged in fighting them deserve the earnest sym- pathies of government. ABUSES AT THE CASTLE GARDEN EMIGRANT DEPOT Mr. James Whitelegge, ot East Braintree, Mass., com- plains bitterly of the abuses of the Castle Garden Emigrant Bepot. He says that bis wife told him thata principa efficial in the Garden broke open the letter which he sent her, desiring her, on her arrival from England, to go to Boston by a certain route; that the principal official de- @acted $2 50 from the five dollars which the letter con- tained, and told her that she must go by another route; and that the weighmaster refused to weigh her baggage unless she gave him a quarter; that, contrary to his ex- Press instructions, his wife was sent by the Stonington route; that the weighmaster told her all her luggage was en board, but that » valuable carpet bag was missing; ‘that the oficial who took the responsibility of opening his wife's letter said he knew nothing about the lost property, ‘and was not responsible for it; and that, on the whole, he thinks Castle Garden bears the same relation to New York that the “swell mob” does to London. BRIDGING THE EAST RIVER. Mr. W. suggests that the plan of a ship canal connecting the North and Kast rivers is not chimerical, and that should this be done the East river would remain a basin for small craft, while the new channel to the East river would, without camage to navigation, allow of the erec- tion of five bridges connecting New York and Brooklyn. He thinks a bridge could be erected from the Battery, by the skill of masonry, with an elevation of one hundred and twenty fect, admitting under it vessels of the largest “ote MARTIAL EXTRAORDINARY AT WEST POINT. “A private soldier” sends us an amusing account of a recent novel court martial at this post, It appears that a huckster visiting the post incantiously left a turkey with the guard for safe-keoping. The fow! mysteriously dis- appeared, and the utmost rigors of @ court martial failed to discover its whereabouts, In the course of the testi- mony one of the witnesses, whose stomach had not yet become inured to military diet, testitied as follows:—“I paither tasted, touched nor handied it, but, by the hoie in me coat, if we have to live much longer’ on cookhouse diet, wil send us to the graveyard—or to the peniten- tary.” THE GOLD PRODUCT OF FRASER RIVER. Mr. H. M. Snyder writes us from Fort Yale, Fraser River, flattering accounts of the gold product. He says that at Hill’s Bar, Emoy’s Bar and Texas Bar hands have averaged for the last two months twenty dollars per day each, and that there have been twelve hundred men making thees wages by digging and washing. Between Fort Hope and Fort Yale he thinks there are fifteen hundred miners averaging four dollars per day; and from Fort Yale to Upper Canon, two thousand miners making from three to ten doilars per day. Many miners, however, were leay- ing for home, discouraged; they were mostly from Califor- nia. Fort Yale, at the head of navigation of Fraser river, he thinks will be soon «large town. It now consists of one tin shop, two blacksmith’s shops, three ehoemakers’ shops, four doctors’ shops, o fee -one general stores, besides gambling houses. He says Governor Douglass is iy oes the miners from the Indians. olunteer companies had to be organized, and one which he commanded conferred with twenty-seven chiefs, and secured peace. Bat Governor Douglass could not even pay for the provisions of the expedition. The weather was cold in November; snow was plentiful ‘and goods cheap; ‘and the only source of complaint to the writer was the inefficiency of Governor Douglass to protect the miners, while he wok care to see that all their dues were prompt- ly paid. An EvoreMent—Tue Pantins Berore THs Covnt.—Last Friday evening Chief Johnson received'a des pateh Fequesting him to cause the arrest of a young couple [ney Joseph W. Branch and Amelia Graat, who. ad eloped from Putnam, Conn., and who there wag reason to suppose were in this ity. ALM P.M. tho girls brother reached here from the East, and officer McBride was de- tailed to aid bim in searching for tho runaways, They ‘were found at the ber og os nd lotel, and the next morning taken before Justice %. Branch is about twenty five years of ago, Amelia is under sixtoon. A chargo 0 eduction was preferred against him, but the girl assured her brother that he was guilty of “no such thing.” She stated that* several months ago, whilo at bomo, (she from a boarding ‘sobool,) ah sho had Joined a party. ng a excursion, and that on occasion she sadly indisereet with « young man who was plo yet about hér father's ge Some timo after, becom ‘Riuation, So spot where! sho might aaa werent other ly He Hora uae her, and they eloped. They first went to then to New York, with the wroked pur. of Roding somo quace who would bo willing to un an operation. Falling 9 their ob. Jeet, Although spcuding considera'vlo money, they came on Albany, intending to proceed to Indiana. The reason as- signed for desiring to go #0 far West was, that day ever ,’’ mutually YY promising to wait until the law a(fords saat og opportunity to got married —Allany Argus, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1859. 3 ‘and convicted of the crime eeeene ethane Seana ae, , they cquld have been sent to Sing Sing for fe. Board of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen held its first meeting since Ks ANTED—BY A ‘A YOUNG MAN, iN THE t NEIGHBOR organization, last evening. There was a very large Jane Barten, a A, pleaded to grand pig niences for fire and board, for hers c of hood of Hicks or Heury street. board, “ovby” in attendanive, and @uring the proceedings the | cen; and was bent 10 stisne we sth Fin low Fourth treat pe ee pet eed eT] “der treo feta a confessed io having poricined $00, wort ‘Herald ofice, for thr exceed $4 10, President (Alderman MeBpedon), was obiiged to direct | 9 rell Saris va arth ottiee ‘dicot fan pate a YX 21 Journal of Commeroa the Sergeant-at-Arms to keep order. TUR OFFICE OF CITY INSEECTOR. A communication was received from the Mayor, nomi- TE cals wsy bask Siolodb ead Presented a nom- ber of indictments against accused parties now confined in the Tombs, and resumed the discharge of their duties. YOUNG GEN’ 5 Bx \ Oy TLEMEN OF (Ag gh HABITS, DESIRE voes Rants of a home, terms couaora ot aries me Dating Dr. ¥. C. Foster as City Inspector. Subsequently’ the prisoners were arraigned, and, pleading tevieien Alderman Boots moved that it be referred to a commit- eee emer areal ARE A geatiomen ay Penis = tee of tive. Be Fasten bance ceed, wih Laine ig gtr atree 644mm Anaeey 8 STREET, BT, MBAR BROADWAY.—A. Alderman Apams did not see that a commitres of five siainans ou to fasten the crimes GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR A COUPLE OF BIN, to slupio gentlemen sioo, at oo rd Bor gaa, Dll AC complainant cons} nw pate ne celia pee by ‘accommodated and a! breakfast fu furntehed if was necessary. Were they about to inquire into the qualifications of the gentieman? He considered that a Bunt ode ac teceaae fer treated or cruelly by Sobor by Schornwartz and Areas ee aia AND 81 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS 5~ 79 Broadway —To let, several wife, and did not committee ef three was al! that was required, and LEM. FE WANT, BOARD A. com to single fe" toention ie A ia sedi, » and 6” | like to go back to taba beets tee) sesh Babe CARTLEMAM AED MITE, Wall ba Pogues oa re: | pitee hase and places ‘of amusement in the citys ‘aeq pos ‘The City ‘dg. gnve gave orders v4 sent te ond snd ght Terme. aust be moderate; prompt | paz be | of ANSON HOO! Alderman Srevuxxs thought that by appointing a com- | ‘be island. "Address. ferald office, stating ie aioe peer oe tnt of five they would bring the matter te asuccessin Supreme Cover or THE UnNirgp Arares, JAN. 7.— GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- 105 men rand their ey pe 2, wiih beard rele i Hon. Wm. W. Kingsbury, of Dacotah Territory, and Hon, tlemen can be board and pleasant = Alderman ApaMs wished that the Mayor had consulted | 4” j, Bigevion: Of Minnesota, were pester irre rd Teamuin, an sgrecable family where ba} few boarders are 123 WAVERLEY PLACE 4 LARGE ROOM, WITH the Board before making the nomination. If the commit- | gnq counsellors Of this Court. taken. Those who fae Ore proper references will find a two é closets, suitshle fora geutieman and his ee were Sppolated for bed purpose of Yoyatring into the No. 286.—Robert Ranney et al., pltintiffs in error, vs, ebeerfal home at 146 Fourth vite or would Jofortwo gentlemen who world, room toge- qualifications of the gentieman, it shou! Hely under” } Joba W. Gaoan In erree wo tio" Ciroule Oourt of tae" Wea Re caddies phanes’ Oty aimee se cae stood. "He was of opinion that the question could United Siates for tho Northern district of TMinois. On TURRIREED, #UTT or d senteman ON Zath scoxD Carn as bell op soveral pages.” nw Sesseeible (0 the ‘ted by the Board that evening. Alderman Boous did not know the gentleman named, and he could not see any reason why they should appoint @ doctor for the office. “He thought that five should be appointed to examine the matter. Alter some debate, & committee of five was appointed, and the President named the following gentlemen as motion of Mr. Walter 8. Cox, of counsel for the defendant im error, this case was docketed and dismissed, with costs. No. 35.—The United States, appellants, vs. John A. Sulter, Tho argument of this cause eed J er a by Mr. Attorney General Black for the ap) wo to & gentlemen; also Foote on the third door. Apply st 21 Ninth 143 bg tte STREET, OPPOSITE THE RAGAN. Library.—A handsomely furnished back room, en the seaped ocr, ith board; cinvey af 6; table unexception= able. References exchanged. bis BASAN r, FURNISHED ROOM, ror GEN TLEMEN without board, in small family; has buth ex: wrsie terms Taodarate. articular ‘ddresa ohn Romer, 11) Woat etcect, or "Daniel nia Bing by letter, directed to Salisbury 3 Milla, Orage county, N. NINTH STREET.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD Acply at 702 Mroadway, near ‘Fourth street sy made iS , | an‘mmmngunmaes ac a | roapnas acne romccuoo, ave au | soe oneremuy roeronm ager une | AAO ay aging instante u . , and dif, re 2, e moe cpt Pc tats oc ns “Been at oe sn oe for the ayprlanes ad continued by Me. Brent for the cy goods, attire ere Sirah caumenre cia = at i Pris et, 4. 5 Tween co /XRAR a eee. the Street Commiesioner’s office; aiso the curbiug and reeeivel. 1 MEATRE— YO} URS OF THU ae head Eases meee in Loo! aif sie bara ie aes Street, AFORE. oe i bac 50: a STREBT, (MBAR BROADWAY.— flagging of certain portions of Prince street, THE CKYSTAL PALACE GROUNDS. way, near SMALL PRIVATZ FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE ohen, and his wife, or two single geutiemen, with and third isa" think of you.” Make a appointment, hirees tbe nod elegantly fuenisbed Foams, on the second ih or without be ‘grates and mo- dern improvements, Alderman Stark presented a petition from the American pert A na ps3 BALE—AT RIVEADALE, ON comic Institute aking the Couneil to lease to them the grounds T THIS SHOULD come To THN NOTICE OF Manca: | Othe id house and outbuildings, com | well suited by Mpolyine at'No. 367 Rivington siceet: valso, two = BROADWAY.—TO LET, A LARGE, NEATLY known as Reservoir square, in which the late Crystal Tet O'Shea, or of any person knowing of her whereabouts, guaeireows igh barn, Bo. logether with siz crea] young lad GZS Ruates von solanle ee ted gentlemen Palace was situated, for the purpose of erecting a suita- | ikey will coutéy favor on ber, brother, Thomas Ovsben, b Addre’s 0. C. Ferris, No. — single room, with or withgut board: terms moderave; directly ble, commodious and safe building for their library offices, recting a leer to John Naughtin, Brewater’s staon, P Bens — A PRIVATE FAMILY, WAVING KORE OOM opposite Laura Keene’ theatre bam county, New York. they can oscupy, would actemmodate two or three and for holding their annual fairs; and alse for the pur- OR SALE—A BRICK OOTTAGZ AND LOT, ATA with apartments pose of displaying at all times the producuons of genius NFORMATION WANTED—OF HENRY CONWAY, WHO Its ploasas tly sluusted on Fordeta street oratemen oo eeaiienan: apd lady. Web So: FINANCIA and talent. The petition was referred. atricedin New York eliber i the month of, June oc July | between Lyte ay ered Roary eps exay. in! arenas ee ema ea” Remerences exobaaged: Dal | enn trace SPRINKLING SALY ON BROADWAY. pat em London. Any information regarding him left at Mr. jaire of T. OWNGEND. ‘Nasanu street, N. Y. at Sls wwenue. PERSON ‘WISHES 4 THE LOAN OF THIR’ Do} Alderman Brapy submitted a resolution, to the effect looa’s, corner Spruig and Molberry's ‘streets, will be thank- ater — lars fora short time, for which good security and refe- ir, John Conway, who resides at AND attic OAKD.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS Suir. | Trences will be given. For full particulars address Violet, care ieiy received yy} hus _brothe: fornia that the practicn uow becoming provalentof sprinkling or | Ei? ¥eancaco, throwing saiton the principal streets of Unis city for the pur- pose of meiting the snow, was becoming an evil, and sub- jecting pedestrians to serious inconvenience, and rendering (OR SALE—-THE THREE STORY brick house 19% Monroe place, betwee Movigomery aud Governeur sireets; it modern improverents Price $2,000, balance on mortga age. Said house Inquire of LEWIS CHIC HSER, of Goairey’s Union square Post allice. LFFALO CITY WATER WORKS BONDS FOR SaLE— red by a sinking fund. Works cost $465,000; debt, able for families, alo rooms for single gentiemen to bet ard. Dinner st 6 o'clock, Inquire a: No. 9 Carroid ROSA AND MANSY ra ago in NFORMATION WANTED—OF rents for $600 per yea! Paine, who lived in New York adont two - streets sprinkled nearly impassable, and croseinge at | amity sevet, with private families ‘any information’ con: | real estate agent, 202 Bast Broadway, or O2 Clif street. = 18K $125,000. Interest seven per cent’ guaranteed by the city: thw intersections of tho Sarlnus streets aimatier ol grext | ePmlie tiem’ willbe recelved by thsir cousin Briaget Riley, oe hilt ic inagea proprioers hes been toorougny, reoured | CoUpona payable Junaand Lesember in New York. |) © ditliculty aad attendant with danger to al Weeiajn. ella tides Ualons to hs seeuas er tote ine OR SALE—THE NEW SUBSTANTIAL BROWN STONE | ond reiurnished, and is wow open 10F the rece pina of rst class bal sted aa cet ecu a lee Chisena, sad shat am ordinance shoul f frookiyn. daiew belong county of Leitriu, Ire front thres story and basement house, $7 Kast ‘Thirty-Grsy | boarcers. Ive. irable suite of rooms for families and single gen- TINE CORP: Genta the practice, = oma f sireet, near Madiavi: avenue, with wil bs modera impreve- | Wemen. inner at six o'clock. e i Be Non vor ox rer FIRB, INSURANCE Alderman Braprey was of opinion that the mode of re- PSFoRMATION WANTED—OF ELIZABETH M hia ain bowl ntaiacntana > itesamteth aoa OAR —IWO GENTLEMEN cay OLTAIN PARLORS | anda balf per cent bas been declared this day, payable on and Kilen McGahey, When iast heard from oe 7 1 artial board, and on guita- | demand atthe offlee, No. 67 Wa moving the snow by salt was a judicious one, when they considered that it cost some three or four thousand dollars to remove it out of the streets when it accumulated. It had been so for the last five or ten years. The resolution was laid on the table. nd single rooms, wi street. 3. M, MCLEAN, Secretary. P70, MONROE AND TOLEDO, DETROIT AND Milwaukie, Milwaukie city, railroad’ and Berlin town Milwaukie and Missis- Canal street, New York. Any information regarding them a be tunkfully received by friend a 16) Greenwich sirect, ew Yor! SOR SALE-SEVERAL GOOD FARMS, WITHIN 12 be miles of New Yor; ¥j ments. Farms, mills, ‘vi cxchange. Business golicaty fo teriis, alo2 blevekur etreet, neat Broadway, Relereuces exchanges UARD.—A GENTURMAN. AND LADY CAN BR AO- commodated with @ well furnished room; full board spr us prices, locations and improve- fige and city property tor wale or W. H. MELICK, 407 Browdway. ionds wanted: Sifiwaukie iermorlpa, The yearly reporta of the Corporation Counael and Pab- | M*suaro Yc ee "ND Rn (LARTER 18 xA01808 ey early repor' e Corporation Counsel and Pab- square ost office, Why huve you not answered. m : vnent | sippi, Fremont and Tadiana, and Water. lic Administrator were presented and ordered to be | Inst? Viearyouure sick: Please letwe kaow soon, for I ain OR SALE—THE SUPERIOR BUILT Ho! 38 NO.1 La. ag The houae cenit al the migder aprons URPa'and Madieon boude: and Milwasdsleand Hlorioen sokee ine printed, anxious about yo YOUR TRUE FRIEND. martine place (183 West Twenty nin ne - i tlaby W, dM. H, WARD, 47 Hachange place. Alderman Starr offered a resolution, which was re- ferred to the Committee on Repairs aud Supplies, that the KTMOIT CITY SKVEN PER CENT MUNICIPAL der, werner ‘and will be sold at — ‘bonds, issued for the water works. secured by first pledge HPHARE is a LETTER IN THE T, POST OFFICE FOR ply on ‘Mra. ¥. K. 6****n, in reply to her welcome note. OARD.—A VERY PLEASANT LARGE ROOM, WITH closets, suitable for two ‘persons, can be had at 3 per Comptroiler’s oflive be fitted up alanexpense hot w ex- OR SALE—VALUABL PROPERTY IN SBOOND Les o of the entire eity property; issued 1% perane Se tember ceed $5,000, Fh sce 2 ‘Two houses, tirst class, with all the aromas Ss “oot mn onder ost ner weeks | sae; ial 0, ‘ten thousand tor vale by © URRAY & v0. Keio Wautsrect THR MAYOR'S MESSAGE, Alderman Skacnist moved that the Mayor’s message be taken from the tabie, and that the various aubjects there- m contained be referred to the appropriate committees. Adopted. SPECIAL SORIUES. MERTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THR NEW A. ‘York and New Orienns Steamship Company, wilf be held shite olce of she Company, No, TPare place, We Sumntay, ianuary ‘A ‘punctual ‘ailendanse ie're- modern m inpresemeat, wal water pes gas and gas fixtnres, and aceenaible foamy 8 large, part may remain on moryeage. Apply to A. BARTROLE, Geld etree, OR SALE OR SALE—A THREE STORY PR BASEMENT BRIOn Belvide ¢, Delaware Rallrosd frst morten ranted by the Delaware and Camden and Amboy iallroad and ‘Fagaportaton Companies, OARD.~A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE entleman and wife with a neatly furnished veocnd ffm Sc, wlth voard, on, reasonable ete anal aad ory room a ‘The Comptroller sent in his monthly statemont of dis- | avested. Time of meeting doled PM By order Neuse, Bo foot By bu feet, lor 88 feet Sinches, Has the ino: | tera’ inant at oie Ae”Appiy at Now 20 West Thirty. pm hell. ee bursements, which was entered on the minotes. P. MILLER, Secretary. of rao Wat na vg oo i POY, a frst street Bene ee OHM B aot ay Stee. ‘THE YERRY FROM CHAMBERS STREET 10 JERSEY Crry, Alderman Henry offered the following resoiution:— Whereas the Common Council, on the 19th of December, 1858, passed resolutions establishing a ferry across the North or Hudson river, from the foot of to Pavonia a 2, in the State of NY LADY HAVING A GROVER & BAKER'S CABI- netsewing machine jo geil cheap for cash, can adress Post ollice N. ¥. It must be in per 1m the la'est improvements, ME RICAN INSTITUTR (FARMRS’ CLUB) MEETS AT 36 Broadway, on Tuesday, January 1, A “é OR SALE—ON" PURER STORY AND. BASEMENT high stonp dwelling on Forty fifth street, between, Broad ‘Way and Sixth avenue; the house contains all the modern im- Provements, and will be sold ata low price, Apply to JOHN McCLAVE, 387 Ninth avenue, BeAwv~GooD BOARD AND GOOD ROOMS, WITH the comforts of a ome, may be bad on very moderate ierms indeed, at that centeal localion 182 Grand street, nearly opposite the Ged Fellows’ Hall. OARD—AND WELL FURNISHED DOUBLE OR BIN- gle rooms, with grates or stoves, bath and the use of a Gas STOCKS FOR SALE—PAYING 7, 8 AND 10'per cent dividends, sylgBtrineton, Vis 6 luhiea, X. ¥.; 1 Oswego, N.¥; 16 TACUSe, *ePredcrickebure, ‘Va.; 7 Jackson, Mich.; 12Paterson, N. J. 17, Waterb whereas the right to said ferry was sold &t public auction Be gin ae f z to let, ak 11 Wooster atreet, near Oanal street and Broad- and the covenants to put the Same in operation were dwy. > Tgties saa eteomeinea O°, SAE SEE LAL rE a. z Par al tront or back pari un the Heat Hor: taal a0 | 3 tiene ah % Milwaukie, Wis; 18 Poughkeepsie, N. "Renol¥ed, That the Comptroller be, and is heroby, direct Simawen eee Se ehiending across beth lots, ‘Thia property ie well ed - 2 SE ee fear eicatn eaee MAN Baas ASAI: B45 19 ni d , yy ten acros toth to.” thie property ia well adapted OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY oat BROOKLYN. —A We oy, N.Y. "S Harttond, CU; 10 Newport, R. T.; 18 Reading, Pa. For sale NOLEMAN'S FARM MILL.—TES MILL HAS RECEIVED the first premiums at the Biate-Falr at Byracuse, and Chited Sates Fur at Rlenmond, Va., and is creating grest ex Guemeutamong the farmere tiroughoul the country.” Can bo sven ty operation at the oftie of the Coleman Farm Mill Com. pany, Tribune Lulleings, No, 7 Spru ke. OHN MONT OMBRY, manutacturing purposes or first class tenant ous ate 2 Fa pom penereyety partial earde” Uae and baih in the houses "Apply af 2) Hicks Street, between Harrison and Degraw. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, OON- sisting of three grown persons, having more roo than Uny require, would ve pi to leb the same to a single gen- ed to report to this Board the time for the commencement of the lease of the pier at the foot of Chambers street, and also whether any measures have been taken by the Jessees to put in operation said ferry, in accordance with the terms of the lesse. The matter was referred to the Committee on Ferries. ‘the Presipext announced the appointment of the fol- by 103 feet eae Inqutre of D. Pine street. NOR SALE—TWO VALUABLE SOUTHWEST CORNERS on Kighth avenue. Modern bulit, high stoop. brick house, Lot on West 7 th between Sixth and Seventh avenues. One house and lot on West Thirty-tirst street; price ‘derms easy. _JOBN B. B. MURRAY & CO., 40 ‘Wall street. ORE OF THE MASTERTON, SMITH & SINCLAIR, Dressing Company, foot of Euat T ninth street —The regular anni meliiogot the sioekholiers willbe held at the office of the com) Veduesday, the fwelttnday lowing gentiemen as standing committees for the year sei ts bes ene a 9.00. ‘Apply 10.8. #. JACOLS, No, 21 Wall street, or evening Seana eras See s sig a rooms | of January, 189, for for the eleetion of seven trustees to serv 1859:— grit collets dink nal forward prooondy by expreaa or drat | °° igdkaimakc chk nee references given and required. address G. yieraid | onevess. Poll seag Rae MASTLON, Fe Sti On Almshouse Department—Messrs. Seagrist, Bradley and Darragh. wil make inve of Kastern capital in real estate, or loan Tre onme at Wesern interest; will pay tazoa for don reakenta, olice, ‘Transfer books closed from date til after New York, Dee. 31, 1868. OR SALE—THE SMALL TWO STORY AND ATTIO ‘On Arts and Sciences—Mesers, Stephens, Henry and | give information as to titles, Ke. Keto -dienley, Bias bere Fo, eur eiresh peas, Gzand: te ta OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN LOOKING FOR ¥ oni x f pond ana Starr. rres, ind. et Southern Bank, of St, 4.00 Stone, Sears. For pardiculars ppl on the'presmises. past three board can find good rooms, with partial board all the TRSURANCE COM- Cz OF THE MERCHANTS’ any, : Y Corner of Fulton and Greenwieb streets, Parner, Beaker, David Waldo, K9q., pba gh bec «home, in # privale family, at 36 Concord street. On Assessments—Moesrs. Stophens, Genet and Starr. On Cleaning Strees—Messrs. Tuomey, Seagrist and \OR SALE—THREE NEW FIRST CLASS THRER EE STORY 'y third OARD IN BROOKLYN—AT 242 HENRY STREET; Brady. TE a ee ‘nit Desement houses on the south side of West Phir New Yous, Jan. 3, On Herrice—Messrs. Henry, Toomey and Lyn0s (NIGHTS TEMPLARS REU ie Ag feat. etmeen Heventh and xighth avonnes; wo irda of the oom ior gentlemen and thele wives or single geatlemen: phy erry scitees pon p ct able td senfan- nance—Meesrs. Bradley, Adams and Owens, picer Coramal 1 389. | purcha+e money. main on bond and mortgage. Apply to | an attic story room suitable tor two gentlemen. rouse well oe i sir A i. BRANDON, 109 Wail street. Be ApRTO | Heated. "Tetmr moderate.” References exch 10th day of January, J. L, DOUGLASS, Secretary. On Fire Department—Messra. Adams, Seagrist and nes. Tickets Yor the above ean be procured by all mgs ot the eominittee—Charles F. Newton, No. iden Jan Moon; James M, Austin, Grand Seiretary’s office. FICR PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.—NEW OARD IN ont de DESIRABLE ROOMS ON easy. Apply to F ci 5 hr ina Mad Me rca ne cg it cr Stephens, Go- H. F. L, BUNTING, E. 0, URNISHED HOUSE | FOR SALE. EIN courier firat and second ing at class house, guiable for York, January 3, 1869. —Divideud Noulce —The, Hoard of neuer, Yek, pte ana au, | 3p ago) SoH, rapGR NOON vo Rr annus | Ensen gate Ma "ae | FR anf eer ge mrvomennerca | Brot empha, sare On Lamps and Gas—Messrs, Seagriat, Peck and Dar- Masonic Temple, No. 480 Broome street. Apply in the v 4 oe Pe aS torte Toons mber 31, ragh. store. ais, Aiea OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS FOR A , ios. = beer SMALL THREE STORY BROWN wi such at the closing of the books on the Sist of De- On Lands ani Place—Messrs. Boole, Tuomey and OTIGR TO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS WILL, BB Hine trout hone No. tis Weal Teontyanreun saree ve Scsonable tera, by appisinn st “ib ‘Congress stree arent, irs comber las." The books forte wanater of stock will be re ‘Terms ininttes whi frome ne Shhh retry; dinner at alx 0° ‘opened on the morning of the 1ith inst. the Stavep Island Railroad oped until ihe ina ay rel rary, bags for Me aiptn ap i! re i masonry, with pardal equipment of fara taid road. ‘The calls: chairs and deplken Will be furntahed 0} iween en Highth and Ninth aventies 4. SHEA, 81, 83 and 8 Centre street. nm SALE. OR EXCHANGE mt ny yok By A con 7 FREE ie Line Peper Marts Genet, Henry and Dar- oon Markets—Messrs. Genet, Toomey and Starr. two pan: PRIOR OF THE HARMONY FIRE AND MARINE Ordinances—Messrs. Adams, Peck Previous to | neceasary informati rom encumbrunce, within ity—One o: | iries, sulla two, of three persone, leo Company, No, 6 Broad street, New York, oo oe “ieee etry Songrist pl ag Cees is cee tment ot wok yet Tenice to be done oe tous and its rien of fone 30, moregnge $200 ie al! to | ace ate oes sneer Te Jan 4 88 be jico—! Setecn: detatieh, Bante ‘anal Brady, dreasing J. Dewitt Montfort, Secretary, thea 1 $5,000, mortgage Pek Wenpee ara quired. ae peck remo names rot ep tr po hee tale a £ n ", Hi roadway — clared a semi anni ividend be er cent ron Public Bualdcag, —Messrs. Bradley, Pock and SPeciat NOTICR2UR, SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY RMR RRA. asa ICD ~ BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —a GENTLEMAN GLOVER, Secretary, yee. Sf Moun; Net ve A iT r= SALR OR TO LEASE-IN BR and bis wife, or single gentlemen, can obtain board On Department of Supplies—Mossrs, Tuomey, Adams | ériebrated. by aba ae Cy Assembly nas, 448, broad: Sead ohio OORLEN, Ds | very pleseant rome ia & nastrable location, convestent ts Pa Orne OF THE PACIFIO FIRE INSURANCE COM- and Brady. Tay, on Waineetay evening. Jan, 12, tiokets Sia Wate tern in the yard, gable and te Oeics aot Meta aah is; | lonead Wall street ferries, by applying at 87 Hicks street, pany, corner of Broadway and Grand street and 72 Wall Fela e bgp By Genet, Seagrist and Brady. Street’ org. Heller, Faqs 90 Willen penis hays 5 low of ground, ‘Stages trom Peck slip and Grand street fer- | Corner of Pineapple. Seek, danaary ie, ae 4 seral- annual dividead of nine per On Salaries and Ofices—Messra. Adams, and | Seely of J. Heller, Ede 90 Wile Ne Chairman” | Hes running every ery iiteen imlutoe i front of te” house, cent has been declared, payabye on demand Lynes. Gottman, Secretary. Zorme easy, For further particulars apply at G4 Nassau | ROARD IN JERSEY CITY —BC ib Bag al ed TF. JEREMIAH, Secretary. On Sewers—Mesore. Peck, Bradley and Starr. Tarnished rooms, in ® pi ‘at 06 Essex street, | HE NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COM On Streets—Messrs, Boole, Stephens and Lynes. HIS IS TO CAUTION ALL, PERSONS AGAINST PUR- OUSE AND LOT FOR HALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A | Dinner sto. M. : r _ bang bare ‘semi-annual di of five per to the stockbolders registered at the New York On Taxea—Meesrs. Peck, it and Darragh. a fees ‘ag! sone aloe of M. Morgan & aaa No. 37 chasing or rdlacounting aby of the following described pro- On Wharves, Piers, dc.—Messrs. Adams, Boolo and he claims he hed a missory notes made by the subscriber, as good defence to the same, which he intends to make if the ¢ house out of the city This is a brick tenement house, 25 by 60 feet, with two good mores and | ROARD WANTED.—A @ AND HIS Fa. Willian street) on rooms, full of good tena ae iy, Leger J of four persons, desire a well furnished | #04 aft erie follection of the same is attempted to be enforced:—One note of | {rt¥-el Ry Be ee oy es sont em RE No one nood apply who cannot pa; Dourd, im a good location, Address G. B., re fi Railroads—Messrs. Boole, Adams, Genet, Smith and | two thousand five hundred and sixty-two doliars aut Aly centage ig ta Sure vy Roig cea) ohce for fie Herald tte “office, sant TPHOY CLT SIX PRR CENT BONDS, COUPONS PAY- es 80), payabie to the alte “at H wonotes of | smountof eash wil ~ Borba DPAYTEN able in New York January. and July. These bonds are cons asia 50) each; 81.050) accepted as investments For sale by ‘The Board then adjourned to Thursday next. 91 Division street, und banks. JOUN Be MORIAY €U0 No 40 Wall eos ‘ach—ihe ‘a fob ane eet ba | WISHES py otes of one smote ey and a "1 i J At — on obt room; location be. on payable to tay order, and endorved ‘ ‘ight rea ‘The City Inspector's OfMice. tkeabove noted ave dated New oa august 20. ya Also | FLOUSE AND = 0 ‘soupiwner CORRER 2, NINE. rae ES te and Fit and W wisamssurs, GAS LIGHT STOCK FAstTap—ey 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘one note of one thousand dollars (1,009), and one of two thou- Re gre J ——= Wi O . ry 40 tbe On A Raced ¢ stories, about 25x40 feet, nd IUHN B. MURRAY & CO., 40 ‘ete pec ser grate cg ge fated Boston Nov. Lissa. onder of As Te NORTH. | | Wil let for ‘Apply to M. LIVINGSTON, No. 8 Green OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG ENGLISHMEN, IN ; ae cred ote: Mago m2 ste New York, Jan. 10, 1859, ey m8 188 wich street, ® stricti Iway and south of private family, ‘west of Broads an Terms must be mode- room. apy — = - ANTED—BY ALBERT H, NICOLAY, NO. 4 BROAD Statements calculated to do injustice to the undersigned 7 AGUAMiW, exUPante GOR SAI) at \a nade ie ele five and gaa W2 diet stiiwantie Clty and Motte acd bia Relea having appeared i nthe public papers within the past few | ro CONTRACTORS. EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE Dinner atsix o'clock. Address | st hag. a m days, with reference to the City Inspectorship, I deem it construction of 8 bleck of shout five acres inexient tobe | Vy fang, Brist, mil, with two Fun of since, fine water ct —— <P woeaa; Slee Besckastlige cont cortieaten. 5" i, dwelling bouts. tes CHICAGO AND MILWAUKIE RAILROAD located in Raritan Bay, ata point known and described ou a map issued by the Harbor Commiasioners of the State of New York, Jan, 27, 1887, aa the Old Grehard Show}, wil be reoeived for thirty days from dave at the oflice of tae Uomamisstoners for the Temoval of the Quarantine Station, 23 William street, where plans oe. spectiications can be seen between the hours Crt a. Mound 22 Bt By order of the i New Your, Dec. il, . HALL, Chairman, BH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE KMAN LIEDERKRANZ Musial Soclety ts postponed to eaday, January 29, on acconat of their havin ‘fered 16 sing Haydn's Oratorio, “The Creation,” for the beneiit of the St, George’s Society, fu the Academy of Music, on Tuesday next, B. STKIGER, Secretary. JOCAL MUSIC.—MLLK. SAUVAGEOT WILL DELIVER but proper to contradict these misrepresentations by a de- nial of alleged bargains, and to say that it bas not been, nor {g it at this time, tha desire of the undersigned to re. tain the position longer than the time when successor shall have been legally appointed and qualified to assume the duties of the office. ‘The undersigned has made no application for ro-ap- pointment, and has not attempted to influence the selection or the ay 1 or rejection of any person for the appoint- ment, either by the Mayor or the Board of Aldermen, and when a successor sball have been appointed as above it will give the undersigned sincers pleasure to welcome his successor to the performance of the duties of the office. GEO. W. MORTON, City Iospecior. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, in a quiet, respectable family, not above Twent) Street; terms moderate; references exchanged. “Address W. M., box 3,785 Fost office. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, WOULD like to enter an agreeable, sociable family; would be of intle tronbie; prefers location between Twelfth and Twentieth streets, near broadway. Address Loarding, Union square Post office. " Ret exchanged. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND child, (wo and a halt ntle $50. 00 10 per cent bonds, secured by an oniy mort- EaES, tom Jarge And very valuable real estate i the cy of ‘Uhicago, and 0.80 econd Mortgage upon the road, for sale by ©. ROWALSK1, 22 Willan oureoe eT MONEY TO LOAN ON BOSD AND improved oF unimproved Pea estate in this city or ‘Brooklyn. Apply to 8. 8. SEDAD No. 13 Wall street, aveoud swory. LOAN “OF FICES. [To MACDUFP'S, 396 BROADWAY, MONEY ADVANCED all kinds of securities, Batablished 1848. business; about four acres ot good land, dwelling house, barn, &e,, belonging to the exe, all fn good order. Ales a hotel dolug 4 good business: barn, siables aud about two acras of land be longing thereto.” Thisenlire property ts situated in the ce «i te thriving village of New Providence, Cuion. county, New Jersey, near the summit ef the Morris’ and esex iatlroad, and whl be sold less its value, or exchanged for wood New York paying property, with Itt or no aeumbsance, For ul! of ‘OOD, M2 West Yay or of AAG N. MUNN, on the ae ted V ALUABLE FARM TO EXOHANGE—20 ACRES, morily improved, good dwellings, nege orcharis, fine and of easy ‘ork. Good 'mer- good. dialing wil ‘will’ be. taken, difference paid in DINGEE & HOLDEN, No. 9 Nassau streat, bore, with fre, gas and privilege of bath room; Werma not 1» exceed cash. $56 per month; location between Tenth abd ‘Thirdeth sireess 'Necond and sixth avenues. Address i particulars, box 8,348 Post office, Court of General Sessions. —FOR SAU A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND ras mover hire Tide ideal, V vn discourse on vocal music, with reference to the new | $9,500, ~esrn BA FIRST Ol ee ae Sy % en a Lens Wet ar French method of dnatraction, at oom 21 Cooper Institute, on | jes Sevent and ight avenues, $01 beautiful wn Se ee ogeursas avenue, yes a aan sesthe ait edi cho stare Jax. 10,—The first case on to-day’s calendar, which was | Tuesday, January I, at 73 Admiasion free. Se0'ad J tine Rouse, Lerlngton avenue, tigo loi ear: | would accommodate one genticman,ortwo who wouldserg | of LOSACOBS & contidendal Yertisement under instruction. W Ae ant .—THE MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL } No. 8, arehered; nym ere meet- vil be held on Wednesday evening. Jan. 1d, Ocloek, M4 GSiowery._ Tt We expected that ef the ‘memnbecd will at tend, ae bustiése of the greatest importance will come before information in relation their taxes van doso then. JOHN COMMERFORD, President. Connetive A. Cooren, Purchasing Trustee, _.__ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. Hage house, shrubbery, de., &¢., $4,300; an excellent house lot on West Twenty an street to let . H. MILICK, 40; Broadway. sl __¥OR SALE, AES EADY 1 RETIRING "FROM BUSINESS We wou LD SELL ‘D sta, tof nine year standing ia znbrovierien ‘on on very tara thvora ; ara ees 000 ness, anc A nt iat v wl Apply on the premises, Hor BW raveriey place. together, with lodging, breakfast and ten; fire and gas, aud Would insure them the comforts of a home. Address,’ with references, ©. J., box 790 Post office. oe bah 309 FOURTH AVENUR.—F AMILIES ‘board ior the winter, would do weil to apply. A nicel Turuishes parlor and bedroom, with board, ire and gaa, op $12 oF $15, per week for two; rooms for gentiemen, $9. ot boarders, $1 25 per day. \RENCH BOARD—IN A PARISIAN FAMILY, FOR fentlemen wishing to learn to speuk French by pracuce and lessons, Terms moderate. Apply at 230 Bast Tenth street, near Seeond avenue. way Serlouly =e loan fle sign tbout ibe bul 1z. Opposite the Broad ADVANCES MADE ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA- monds, &0., or bought for cash, at sight. Eetaolished in is46, Business Confidentai, i the Fear of my retail sure. Parties wishing advances would do well to call on me 1. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. unusully large, was that of Edward Hampson, who was indicted for burglary in the third degree, in having on the night of December 30, entered the premises of Asa Stephens, Jr., 78 Wooster street. The evidence for the prosecution was not sufficiently strong to warrant a con. viction for the offence as charged, so that the Assistant District Attorney asked the jury to convict him of an at- tempt to commit that crime, which was tho verdict they rendered, A’ JACKSON’S—MONEY porarce. ON DLAMONDS, watches, jewelry, plate, dry goods, merchandise and per: Ser A JACKSON, utbaror an Broker iikGracd street, auctioneer lik Gran three doorm west est of Broadway ‘The Judge, in passing sentence, observed that it was A “A LADY OF | RESPECTABILITY, WITH TW WITH TWO OlILD. CHILD. ‘New York; a Soatemagieianctatraninns wate 16 and6 years of nge, desires to aew te om dalagn fod Bunnean eines - 7 evident ho was tho tool of two unknown men, who wore | oor, withrovm for servant a good house, Getirees Fourth | nlesshe.can commands in cwah and ihe beet meouriies, {ron F pp gg gg LET_WITH | PARTIAL Ath 1, CHAMBERS | reer, THE WELL RNOWN AND the leaders, and as that was his fitst offence, he would andl Sixth = she re belay Tair tet streets; faleo the use of Rone Address Xenophon, Madison square Post of- ee Pots every de to any amount ive him an opportunity to retrieve his character by send- ata L} Gy ee rs Tg > ager eee Sis property, or the sure bosabe: as ie cash prices. a him one year to the Penitentiary, instead of the Stato | be moderate and ‘elli’be prompuly 1 speAvrey : Da Sa STORE FOR SALE.—A NICELY FTTED UP F URNISHED Rooms PB eg Re en PS sand confidential + ay hey Be PeGharled ionermott, father a reepectable looking youth, (URNISHED ROOMS WAN nzaD ay [Mohn Sir ira ale and loa drugs oF a reser Ts ee ee T rer BROKER AND ; 0 bom. with cl * = . " AND COMMISSION Mi charged with the homocide of Carson Costar, by stabbing | sets, aiso a kivehen with room for ina house with mo. ci ornare aque a alden ae op HS DSOMELY FURNISHED Ls oem at FOR Aleut 318 Broadway, thint oor, advance money Ay 4 gentlem: “ook on watches, on on jewelry, good#, segars, ng Re} r= Eoosth, him with a knife, in agrocery storein Henry street, on the A. B., drug store 18th of October, pleaded guilty, by advice of counsel, to ghter in the second » Mr. Sedgwick said that after an examination of the papers, he felt satisfied that the Principal charge could not be sustained, and would accept that pl At the Pedeaae focal for the prisoner, he was re- manded for sentence, in order to afford time to offer affida- dern improvements, ‘Terms not e: able tw advance if required. plementor hmuen. im — a OTEL LODGINGS. SOLRAR AND COMFORTABLE ie rooms from $1 25 o $1 6) per week, oF 25 cents a bt, at the Manhattan House, tre street, within E fr B, KELTON. one Dioek of the Cy Hall, ANGUAGES V8. KOARD.—THOROUGH LESSONS I French, spanish and German are offered, by a French and all kinds of securities, or bo. gt, SWIFT, 378 | Brondway, —MONEY ADVANCED ON ALL KINDS CP jood securities, includiog sewing machines, &c. Sew- ing machines, of pas and of all kinds, for seule and warranted by C, ANDROS, auctioneer, 36 Maiten lane. ORC WAN’ vt ey TAS OR OYLINUER, capanie of raiskag tne traier Atos fon aad trong avout eighty gallons per minutos Address Di box 197 Hera! OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A THREN STURY™ Pees em, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF vits in Rg of punishment. brick house; Bag yo 5 s008 location and cheap, Ad- canon are ‘220% Bleecker street. and store to let. | id. Of waperier ‘attainments, in exchange for a Sat home ‘ie ONEY 10 LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON DIA- Roosevelt Hovey was tried and convicted of stoali rem C. ©. C., box 2,967 Pr N.Y. Kent $20, y Yo me s M monde, watches, jewelry, silver, clothing, and all ‘f “4 coe ecm a eee Settee tenets ahem ae ia? UR: | tions of personal property. ood tmoy, be redeemed sarane within one year. H. BARNA. hind avenue, bevween OR SALB—THR FIXTURES AND SIX YEARS LEAB# nad ‘With streets. Rairance 10 private oilce by the CF the ange old catabilahed thy vor store ISL avenue A. cor ner of Ninth atréet bg ite present owner for the last ten years, the owner rot m the business, Inquire on the ners. Private lessons given, Address Miss Z, oat office. fa nine pigces of holland, worth $40, the property of John are @ Pos Black, Murray street, oh the 14th of November. He was sent to the Prison for wo years. Tt is said that ble citizen, but bj prxies DESIRING AN KUNGANT WELL, FUR used house in FHf\h avenue, can have the same in whole or part by applying to B. W. PLUMB, diamond broker, 512 Broad ‘Superior table would be supplied if requlred, om Ha Be en ey ve STREET, ie gem BROAD. bafta tor Hovey was once a hight means of domestic and otter difMeuities acquired. di it fog gon board and singe ron, —¥, 1, LAWRENCE & 00,4 COMMISSION pated habits, which eventually lod to the commission of anreD3y evesn part oe atouse barliar Eo eodecs: | -anom ea tawwe ocean rare aetrmicse Brit iy, tooents, A quict respec: | $1 (), QO. Berennuts’ Pine atest beeen crime, improvements, mie renpecabte family mnt iy, consetiag of parton, “ sd ty ae Gaia sae oe oe en ee —————-_______________. | Bank of the Communweali; an vera advanoes on every Rdg =) Hart and John ee wero convicted of bur. | two bedro dint for servant: | month; ttean be bought cheap for cash; reasons grea | ERMANRNT BOARD.—WANTED, LARGE ROOM, ae a r~-;¢ coos vé in gums of $25 anit in the third degree, having broke into the store of | location between Fourwenth ‘and ‘Fourth streets, west of | Sting anon urbana cheap yj Fensous ivan fo Ee me ene eee | Omice private. Ollice hours Willam Chinehy, 184 fawvSoventeouth street, Dugan was peranses sede Sehr rent from $300 10 $100 bicid rn eventey ene TANT SNS SECC | n\n orteate tdmlly down town: vieilty 0 ‘Rite Park pre) | ZO od! Sing Si ae — | ferred; terms not to exceed $9 per Jrock. References requ = = avevhalicteuspace ee W ANTEDSA 0 TOMER, FOUR on Five | Behan es FART OF A 3 ecm at Bs aus 4 betes sid Er James Kenny and Peter Murray wero also tried and quarts of pure milk, yy ‘@ cow for their wmeceamary. None bit a man with the m a A a * parnreor Bi RD CUBBION.CWINANTS EX. convicted of burgliry, in the third. degree, in broaking hot boy fora ollie, at fa iro seventh st. undoubled relerences, “Apply a 0. Hroadwny, Pita ands Pe og oe warren 4. are A telaer spring ara oh pan Tees BK. . ‘order, Youre and six monihs, and Murray threo bone and —- ing, ng. ane, 0 bo sured an i Hchen, and mn, and two astra it oR SALE cinaivag Hews tabi te pe . hte i for two daya, a Henry t 'p vid Hernia OG i Mauufuctory 71 Gold soa New Xi mouths to yd me beset fn old offondor, wus trioa | eavem and peice indiepensnbien, Ty box bo 108 Perce dee. torty ay deren reat an very on th re by nd RIVATR LODGINGS IN JERSEY CITY.—TWO THO- AS BILLIARD TABLE WANTED— srt gla Zealarstsy fs “at: | Wj ARREG-A, LARGE, Say aparece | Wem Rese Eee? | Rae eon tase | Ae fhe ae te wis Fradman. ‘The senten in a py tt B. ibe i to imprisonment in the State prison for four years and rah avente, on arawe of dra anne ii te peiloe of F% SATE CHRAR, FOR, cara, STOoK AND bari York st steel enone 4 & Te ehennatieeamneinnvetin av race bor heing nblo to attend LET—AT NO. 12 CLINTON PLAGE, TO SINGLE GEN. sac ene, Ay-edestayel gl pheen fn torgag from NEWSPAPERS. ines hoe Pd al oe =, Sato 9 hI BAF pe deg tempat rn Cesta cn a anded for sentence. “\ PROULIAR PHASE peg jaijena m0 ees Mor tanher uate in | OF without spon : quire of Mr. CONNALLOW, 781 Broadway, between oa james Donley, indicted for breaking into the store of Og NRW ENGLAND LIFR, find Tenth treet, inthe baseanent gr LET—COMFORTABLY PURNIBHED BOOMS, WITH Laverenee re 280 Divison stn street, we ‘aa fous 3 “THE SHa. ‘OUNDLLING” oe va ‘modern con’ *, Som LY single fgniemen Py ~ Ad ani wi alata TRON Tins. GAPE, FoR SAUR—FOR SALE OHRAP fn sitet. Prete Narnunnae tas rare Wa, Brown, charged with grand leaded guil. , Inches wide, 34 aad 3984 inches me ty to tho minor offence, and was sont to ws to peaitentiary ERs anes Oe Ee ORD ch denae: with irom sont trawerts penaies LuT—TWO NRATLY FU FURNISHED PARLORS, ON fe hear AL PF Gn aot for | M,imserat order neury new, and old Decanan or fhe a oor wit gas wih or hot oar: ‘lio 8 John Miller, indicted for forgery tn the seoond dogreo, | several years in'the netghberhood of the books: wer. App) Kitchen and bestroom I teq . F Dleaded guilt to th fo fourth grado of that offence, and was | ¢, ee Shaker village at | 4 104 Naséau street, corner of Ann. son street. ee Fomand dae (CH BOARD.—A ai) A yond oe Joba Bahn, J , jointly indictod for fe Ne high a and consequently describes ih portent Atty RAILROADS. Was oe partial board tn 2 French MAN DE. degree, ver! the manners and customs of thie ‘people, who nelkher 5 not above te Pleaded guilty, '0 the third ara tal , whic tarry norare given is marfinge. P tue ratte Went Time ofan ta att rato of ‘abled imust be moderste, B.Q., box LT Peatoiae® Lah, — py eae ie vem of thom ee tnat Oerve poles andnie | ReaD ND O'NET ie = J. F. aMITH: ver Tekete ir to contract ‘eny pot in SOUTH BROOKLYN, BOARD FOR A monthe—he highest penalty the law fut yar aatnine 1 R rating Ly (he entire West, enll at tho Amor Homes, Aegis, Ma wif and hf Yourgold,” Ay Oni F onan degree of We crime of burglary. Siew Yorn’ Fou otloe, bos Had they been tried