The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1859, Page 3

4 } __—_———_———_____—___ or Bogus UNITED SPATES commis’. Gold Coin, ‘ '- «ANBR'S COURT. Before Jos. Br’ Bay, Fem. 3—The United S* -*igham, Bad, Tendant in this ¢° _aites vs. Carmina Biagi.—The de- ee Py se was arrested by the police on a “ge P eing altered gold pieces, and handed over to the eral authorities for examination. She was brought Beforn Commissioner Bridgham. The accused is an Italian 400 aparently over forty years of age. ‘The first witness called was a young girl named Katha- rine Ceary, who being examined by Mr. Dwight, Assist- ant Urited States District Attorney, deposed that she at- tends te bakery store of Mr. Hewitt, in Crosby street; has known the defendant about two months; she came into the stor four times during these two months with $5 gold picces she bought nothing, but wanted change; she got them dianged twice; the third time she came she did not get thechange; the fourth time was last Saturday; she did not g@ the change then either; the lady of the store took them to the bank and they were returned to her; I could Hentify one of them; it was scr: on the side of thevagle; I did not mark it; it was 80 when she gave it to me. - (85 plece produced and identiled. The outer rtiors of the coin are genuine, but the gold appears to Bove tren filed out of the body and some other substance Billed 13.) The first coin 1 gave to Mr. Hewitt and the eecond to Mrs, Hewitt, and they changed them. Cross examined by Ex-Judge Stewart—I first saw the scratch on the coin last Savurday, when Mrs. Hewitt showed it to me; Mre, Howitt had had it in her possession nearly two months. Henry Holter doposed—I live at 127 Spring street; I am | clerk im the grocery store of John Silken; I saw the pri- soner ast Saturday; that is the only time I saw her; she | came in the store and asked tho boy if he had change for | a $5 gold piece; the boy asked me if I had, and I said Yes,” I then gave her four dollars m bills aad one doliar am quartere; she spoke English, so that | could understand ber; I put the coin in the drawer first; there was no other gold coin in the drawer at the time; there wasa boy who stood by the liquor counter asked what the lady bad changed; I said a gold five dollar pieve; a policeman came ‘In, and told me to keep the gold and mark it so that I would know it again; the po. ‘was Mr. Dilke. (Coin similar tothe first one pro- puced avd identified.) I marked the coin and gavo it to policeman Dilks afterwards. Cross-examined—I put it in the drawer without any mark, and it remained there for four or five hours before 3 Igavo it to the policeman; I was not absent except at my was al dinner; the bors and the boy were there while dinner; I told the boss about it and took itout to show him; the policeman and I took it t@ a broker, and he first said it was good money; 1 asked him to putit on the acules; he did so, and then said it was too light; he gave it back to me and I took it home; it was after I brought it home from the broker's office that I marked it; we had a0 other f've dollar gold pieces up to that time; we had plenty of them in the evening. ‘Yo the Commissioner—There was no other gold piece in the drawer when I took it out to give to the policeman, ; per money separate in the drawer. we keep the gold and not take in any other $5 gold piece ° To Mr. Dwight—I d that day. Catherine Reiley deposed that she keeps a little store in | Crosby street; have known the prisoner about six months; she kept a room in Crosby strect; she lived with a man { there; whether he is her husband or not I do not know; 1 have seen two children with her; I do not know what business she does; last Saturday she was i my store between nine and ten o'clock; she called for @ quart of potatoes and two cents worth of wood; she gave me a $5 gold piece; I gave her the change in bills aud. ail- ver; the policeman came in in about a quarter of an hour and’ asked me if I had any gold; I showed it to him; I had no other gold in the house except whatI had taken from this woman from time to time; I had nine $5 pieces; I showed them all to Mr. Dilks; sometimes she would come m for a peck of coals, and for seven cents worth of things, coal and wood and little articles aud would give me a gold $5 piece each time; I bad $46 in those pieces saved up for the rent and for my children. [Here the witness cried] I had this money laid by ina press where no one had ac- ees to it but myself. Cross-examimed—My husband changed one of those gold pieces for the woman, and put it by where I had the oth- ers; he knew where I had them, and he had access to them; {told my husband of my changing those gold pieces, Abd he thought they were good. Hency Lambkohl—Keep a grocery store in Crosby street; have known the prisoner fur about two months; she was in the habit of buying three or four cents worth in my store,and would change a five dollar gold piece; she would change one or two & Week; Igave thetn all out again ex- cept one, Which I handed to oificer Dilks; I marked it, and would know itagain. (l’roduced and identified.) She asked me for change on Jast Suturday, and I gave it her; she did not buy anything at the time; I put it in the drawer; there was no other gold coin there at the time; I gave it to Mr. Dilks in about two hours afterwards. Croes-examined—I was absent from the store about a quarter of an hour; my boy was there then; I did not mark it when I put it in the drawer, but did so when I gave it to the policeman. ‘Adjourned to Friday at one o'clock. Mrs. Reiley said she had not a cent of money in the house, and she did not know what to do. The’ District Attorney said that she would not lose all the money; there was some value in it, but the trouble was ehe would have to wait for "Coroner's Offiee. THE PEARL STREET HOMOCIDE CASE. ‘The inquest in the case of James F. Baker, the sailo who was fatally stabbed near the corner of Pearl and Elm streets, on Saturday night, by aman named John Lynch, was concluded yesterday, at the New York Hos pital, by Coroner O’Keefe. Henry Hughes testified that he resided at No. 536 Pear street; on hearing of the difficulty he proceeded up stairs and demanded admittance to deceased’s room; did not see any blood in the room, neither did he know of deceased’s being stabbed at that time; subsequently he learned from policemgn Muldoon that Baker had been stabbed. Patrick Muldoon, of the Sixth precinct police, deposed that on the night of the affray, he was on duty in Worth street, near Mission place, when a woman named Mary Lynch came and told him that deceased had been stabbed; the witness proceeded to No. 25 Mulberry street, and there found deceased; I saw that he was stabbed in two places; I asked him who inflicted the wounds, when he answered, ‘ Never mind, it is as much my fault as his;’ 1 then asked Maria Lynch to show me the man who stabbed deceased, when she accompa- nied me to the corner of Elm and Pearl streets; I pushed the door of the prisoner’s room open and asked for the knife; the knife was given to me by Mrs. Lynch; I saw no Divod’ on the knife; it appenred to have been cleaned; Ma- ria Lynch then pointed out the prisoner as the man who stabbed deceased, and I conveyed him tw the station hot use, Maria Lynch, sworn, deposed as follows:—I live in Pearl street, near Elm; deceased and myself boarded there with the prigoner; deceased came home on Saturday night about eight o'clock; he was under the influence of liquor; deceased insisted On going out to quarrel with a man; a dispute then arose between the prisoner and deceased; they bad a gouffle, after which deceased turned towards me and said he was stabbed; I was not aware that de- ceased was stabbed until he told me of it; [ recognise the knife shown me as belonging to the prisoner; deceased ‘was uot my husband, but lived with me as such. Ellen Lynch, wife of the prisoner, deposed as follows:— On the evening of Saturday, the 20th ultimo, I retired about 103, o'clock; deceased was in the house then, and wauted to go out and quarrel with some one; decased and Maria Lynch went out of the house together; but return- ed shortly afterwaras; a dispute arose between deceased and Maria, in which my husband joined; I saw a knife in the hands of Maria Lynch and attemy to take it from her, and in doing so cut my hand; I was ander the influ- ‘ence of liquor at the time; I saw no blood on the floor, or about the place; I saw no blood upon the knife. MariaLynch recallod—tI had not the knife in my pos- session during the affray. Mary Fitzgerald deposed, that on the night ef the difl- cufty she saw Maria Lynch and deceased leave the house and return shortly afterwards; about 12 o'clock that night heard a great noise in the room occupied by de- ceased, but knew not ihe cause thereof. George A. Quimby, M. D., deposed he attended de- ceased from the time he was admitted tb the New York Hispital nntil he died, aud gave the jury a lengthy de- scription of the injuries and the manner of treatment; made & post mortem examination of the body ten hours after death, and found general peretonitis and the pleural cavity filled with blood; in the opinion of the physician death was caused by peretonitis, combined with pleuro pneumonia and hmorrhage into the pleural cavity, tho result of the wounds already described. The case was here submitted to the jury, who, after due deliberation, rendered the following verdict:—' That the deceased, William F. Baker, came to Lis death by being stabbed with a knife, in the hands of John Lynch, aided and abetted by his wife Eilen.”? Upon the rendition of the above verdict, the prisoners were examined in the usual form prescribed by law, os follows -— John Lynch being duly examined before the under signed, according to law, on the annexed charge, and bug, informed that he was at liberty to ouswer or uob aii or any of the questions put to hin, states as followe:— Q What is yoor name? A, Jolin Lynch, Q How old are you? A, Twenty »ovou years. (. Where were you born? A. Ireland, re » Where do you live? A. Corwr of Pearl and Fim Biroets, 4 What is your occupation Q Have you anything to sy, eis charge here preferred again guilty. Klien Lynch, in answer to the usual questions, replied ‘that she was twenty-nine years old, was a native of Ire Jand, lived with her husband, and was by occupation a housekeeper. In answer to the charge preferred against her she said, “I have nothing to say.” The prisoners were both committed to the Tombs, in default of bail, to await the action of theGrand Jury. Dmapty Assacit Wren R Cart Rund.—Coroner Schirmer ‘was called upon yesterday to hold an ante-mortom cxami- mation at No. 71 Attorney strect, in the came of a man named Charles Smith, who, it is alleged, was dangerously beaten with a cart rung in the hands of two men named James Smith and Samuel Tyng, in a porter house in Clin- ten street, on Sunday morning. The accused parties were arrested at the time of the occurrence and were present during the examination of tho injured man. Annexed will be found the affidavit of the complainant — Charles Smith being duly sworn, says—I was in a por ter house corner of Clinton and Delancey atrecta on ‘Kn day morning last, taking adrink, when I met James Smith, the prisoner, and asked him to join me; he did go, and in the course of our conversation TL asked him how all his women were; he replied by requosting me to wale out doors with him; Idid 80, and no sooner had I got outside the door than be assaulted me with a cart rung, striking mo ‘over the head and face with it and knociting ine down; he continned beating me, and a man, whose name Ido ‘not know, kicked me when I was down; after they had finish- © beuting me and stopped of they owa avcord, | managed oemaker. 20 what, relative out A. Tam no to get home; men before me wi committed the assault. apprehensions as to his ultimate recovery. ‘Tux Vaniox Strest SuootinG Casz.—The inquest in the case of Martin O’Brien, the young man whowas shot by Mr. Ford, the proprietor of the grocery store No. 202 Varick strect, on Tacsday night, was further postponed until this morning, when Coroner 0’Keefe will give the matter a ful! and fair investigation. The friends and rela- tives of the deceased feel mucii aggrieved at the statements which bave appeared in print relative to the character of the latter, and claim that he was in no way connected with either thieves or rowdies, but, on the contrary, was an honest, hard working young man, Tax Curr Srkxer Traceny.—Julia Green, the woman who waé so brutally assauited by her husband at No. 150 Clift street, on Wednesday afternoon, still lingers at tho New York Hospital. The atvending physician cotertains but little hope of her recovery. Obituary. DEATH OF THE FIRST YANKEE CLOCK MAKER. Died, at Plymouth Holiow, Conn. , Jan, 29, Sera Tuomas, Esq. , aged 75 years, deceised:—<We know of him as one of the first, The New Haven Journal says of the not the first, to introduce the manufacture of clocks, now a grea) staple of Connecticut, serted in this matter, very extensive scal His ingenuity was successfully @x- nd_he established the business oo a Enterprising, prudent, reliable, he prospered in his business undertakings, and s00n became nOWD o3 & Manufacturer of cotton goods. His large es- tablisbment in Plymouth has been in successful operation for a long time, and we recollect hearing it said that during the recent financial revulsion his different factories did not decrease their work at all, He has been eogaged in ofher manufacturing enterprises, and has been, we be- Neve, successful in all of them, One peculiar habit of his was, in spite of his wealth and age, to employ himself at the work bench the same as tne men in his employ.” * Died, at Havana, Cuba, om the 12th of January, Jaco id Mab Prxkins, Esq., President of the Clevel Railr honor, Tue Sreamer C. id ani honing |, aged 87 years. Mr. Perkins was a resident of Warren, Ohio; ho graduated at Yale College in 1842 with When but 28 years of age, he was elected a mem- ber of the Constitutional Convention of Ohio to forma new constitution for the State. He has been President of the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad Company ever since ite organizatio.s. VanpersiiT.—The steamtug Satellite, Capt. Hammond, came ever to this city yester- day motuing from Race Point, Fisher's Island, where the steamer C. Vanderbilt still lies. ‘The Satellite reports that everything is mn readiness for the effort to move the boat, but ‘t must be delayed until there comes an unusually tigh tide. ber. ‘Thep there will be little diiticulty in floating Her boilers have been taken out, and one of them is im the water alongside of her, near the shore; the other lies om the bottom of the Sound, about half way from Race Foint to Stonington. steamer the tug took it in tow to carry it to Stonington, but when about halt way over it sprung a leak, fliled and When it was removed from the sunk.—New London Chronicle, Feb. 2. A W, WILL FIND A LETTER I PERSONAL. IN MADISON SQUARE Post office. Look out Sunday, at 5P. M.; if pleasant will be around. Cura Cc. F.—A LETTER AWAITS You ar the Post offic “RANK r +. PEACE BE TO YOUR ASHES. Es’ 4s | have been fa the spirit world for # considerable length of periods, 1 shall endeavor to be present at the imporus J OHN—L R&C ling of that FRANCES. Spiritu XELVSD YOUR NOTR. IF YOU HAVE made up your mind to come on my terms name the time and place, and I wiil meet you, rain or shine. GEORGE, ‘UASY VII IN THE WILL PLEASE LET HER FRIEND fro J, THOMAS. nny South” hear from her, J LLE, Miss., Jan, 21, 1869. 1 THE YOUNG LADY, WHO ADVERTISED OVER 81 and receive ber letters, . Morton, call at the Post office there are some from a true friend. ure of Louisa KE. H. CHAPIN WILL LECTURE ar THE coop. EV er Institute, betor ing, Feb. 8, Subject: ture to comm wo literary societies, on Friday even- “Social Fores.” Doors open at 7, 1¢0- ‘Tickets 25 cents; to be bad at D.’ Ap- ence a pleton & Co.'s, 346 Rroadway; Thatcher & Hutchinson’s, 52 men Raynor, Howe & Ferry’s, 76 Bowery; Embree & sobs, 1 3d Bowery, and at the door. PIRITUALISM.—-JUDGE EDMONDS, SIGNOR MONTI, of Harvard College, and JOEL TIFFANY, Eaq.—Julge Kdmonde will deliver a lecture before the New York Spiritual Association, at Dodworth Hall, No. 806 Broadway, nextSunday morning, the 6th inst., at 103 o'clock. Subject:—' spiritualism ae demonstrated im anelent and modern history.” Th the even: ing, Signor Monti, of Harvard College, wiil deli before the association against spiritualism. ailsm as compared with ure Subject:—"Spl ita. the superstiuons of former times.”’ And one week from next Sunday Joel Tittany will deliver a lecture before the Spiritual Association at Dodworth Hi reply to Signor Monti. Seats tree inthe morning. A fall, in 8 ip the eveming 10 cents. - ure GENERAL COMMITTEE, 1850.—A REGULAR meet will be held at the rooms, Thorp’s Hotel, Broadway, corner of Kighth street, on Friday evening, 4th of the Democratic Whig General Committee » Wt 74% O'clock. Punctual attendance is deaired. iby order, HIR. Rongat C. GwrEr, Joun'F. Donen, Secretaries. KETCHUM, Chairman. ‘it ANNUAL BAI "YOUNG MEN'S, DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB SE VENT: Lb, ‘Washington's birthday, February 22, 1859. The Committee of Arrangements are requesied to meet at the club roome this (Friday) evening, February 4, at 7 O'clock. Pry, SP HARRISON, Chairman Hewky Tice, Secretary. LOST AND BOUND. OC OAL COTTA OAT LSAT Tad LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORKWARNED FROM hegotiating Order of Samuel'8, Bowman & Uo., dated Sept. 1 three notes drawn by E. Barinds & Co. to , 1858, respec. tively at six, twelve and eighteen months, for $166 89, $182 67 and 08 45, a8 payment of ull the above notes will be contested at maturity. E. BARINDS & Cu. Memr Jan. 22, 1859. OST—MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 31, IN GO- dancin; ting from Ferrero’s btreet, a black lace veil, Dy leaving g noadarny, 213 Went Fourteenth ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded the same at 213 West Fourteenth street. Lesson WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN 10 and 11 o'clock, while going through South’ street to Ful- ton ferry, thence to Amity strest. by ao Amity street stage, y tuunty (wo dollars, principally in bills of the Phenix tant, 8: Y. dhe finder will ve suitabl: rewarded by leaving it at ihe office of Dovall & Co., 29 South street, OST—ON THE 2D INST., ON BOARD OF STEAMBOAT ‘Huguenot, on her 5 o'clock trip trom New York to Staten island, , finder will be the New Brighton paper bundle containing checked ailk, The il rewarded by leaving it with the coliector of My on ag AFTERNOON, FEB. colored envelope, addi season 2 ON between Fark row and Wall sireet, a buff eased way, “F, H, Palmer, A. Tel.do. ”” con- ticket over the New York & New Haven Rail- Toad. ‘the finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the American Telegraph office, 21 Wall street. OST-IN GOING FROM MAIDEN LANE TO BROOK- lyn, over Wail street ferry, a safe key. The finder will be rewarded by corner of Broadway and Murray leaving the sime with Silas U, Herring & Uo., ICKED UP—ADKIFT IN HARLEM RIVER, SOME three months since, a sailing scow, which the chee have by calling upon Captain ‘Longstreet, of the steam! Sylvan Grove, proving property and paying charges. TRAYED OK STOLEN—FROM THE YARD OF THE subscriber, in Forty.fifth street, near Kileventh avenue, on Wednesday night, Feb. 2, six steers, four of them marked with two cuts on the near rimp, and two small steers with no mark. A liberal reward will be paid on return of them. REWARD.—LOST, IN GOING FROM TWENTY. second street and Hail b JOHN BIRD. sens nection REWARDS. Ninth avenue to Mozart a Fourteenth street omnibus, on Wednesday evening, a gold Nnked bracelet. The finder will receive the above reward on leaving it at 27 South street, front office, up stair ward, REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, ‘a emall yellow terrier dog. turn him to 86 Kast Sixteenth street wi Any person who will re receive the above re- $5 REWARD-LOST, ON THE 20 INST., A LARGE je) black Newfoundiind dog; had on a leather collar with Keatiny $5 SENIOR VETERAN meeting will be held at the Mercer Ho RE’ to left a note at No, — Fifth avenue last Tnesday even by sending bie address to Justice, at an iron ring through it; has a white breast, and auswers to the haunie of Mayor. WW hoever will return the said dog to Duif & 28, 643 Water street, will receive the above reward. ARD WILL BE PAL THB MAN WHO the Madison square REWARD.—LOST, WHILE SHOPPING IN THE city, on the wateh, engraved case, with initia natant, a lady's gold hunting lever "0. Bo” ‘The finder will receive the above reward by returning it to S. 8. #iker, No. 150 Nassau street, THE MILITARY. a eee RPS OF 1812—A REGULAR ae, corner of Broome and Mercer sts., this (Friday) evening, Feb. 4, at 734 o'clock. Let ev the committee on t ‘22d nat. | By order. Veteran be present to hear the report of celebration of Washingtonis birthday, the I. RAYMOND, Colonel. Pure, Adjutant, ROTYPES, DAGUERREOTYPES AND PHOTO- A‘ portraita, life size, cabinet and miniature HULME ads Jake Ueorgs, Lake Ceam| Rain and River Fence, is the grandeur of the White Mountains and Ni al finished, black ‘and white’ hed and for sale at mary ttle roadway, N. b.—Stereoscope ‘at this gallery. erat WwW ate! Orege Fraser river and Sand: be, despatched pee it will go at ‘4 tisk. Goods ing cefiidcaten ret fornia and Oregon. Sight exchan; Smail packages only rere EXPRESSES. & 00.8 NEXT Bxvanee y OALI- ‘OR islands, will ‘nited Btates mail 1809. All freight must be water proof or forwarded in bond and lind- rned. Collections made throughout Call- for sale on San Francisco. ved on the day of swiliny ELLS, FARGO & OV, 82 Bromlway. COAL. Or AND WOOD. 25 PER TON FOR RED ASH Jarge nut coal, delivered; stove, grate and furnace at low enah price, all unger cover, Pine woou and kindling woo! er load, or 100 bundles, at yard, 159 West Nineteenth street, Beventh mad Mightb Avenue. the day officer Emery brought two Trecognized ag the persons who "The case was here submitted to the jury, who rendered ‘@ verdict implicating the prisoners in the Coroner thereupon committed the accused await the result of the wounded man’s injuries. Smith is a native of Ireland, and about forty years of age. He is in a very critical condition, and his physician has serious ‘assault, and the to the Tombs to SALES OF REAL S9TATE. LARGE LOT OF PESIRABLE MANTILLA TRIM. exchan; fortron entate ia lly oF coun IN, 245 Grand street, VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE IN THIRD containing all the modern im- all or DE! ings for sale dry, ‘hadiean ke BRW mreet, near Seoond avenue, provemenis; brick out, also wash required. rooms, &c. Would Apply to J. HENRY 1 ea aoe at turaltare IN, 103 Bowery. A SaRp—anee, & RICHARDSON, ; Insurance hess confided to our charge od; pi 4 determination to secure and parties with whom we may become connected. ee CEs ON MURRAY HILL FOR SALE VERY cheap.—A brick cottags atreet, petrzoen en, th Brooklyn, near tile perfect and terms eazy; price $1,750; will re’ $210 per annum.” Apply J. ¥. F order, con! for $200. ¢ and Jot on Forteth Lexington and Fourth avenues, for sale. Price $4,500. $2, can remain on bond and mortgage for five years. Inquire of T. TOWNSEND, No. 84 Nassau street. VENTRAL sy and South Branch, ber yards, 4c., with tracks ng Out of the city. For sale by A. & OV., No.7 Broad sireet, New York. PARK LOTS WANTED.—THE SUBSCRI- _) ber ia desirous to securs some unimproved lots in the vicinity of Central Park, Can ve seen from 9 to 11 o'clock A. M., and from 3 Ww 5P, YHICAGO.—A_ VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EMPIRE C 000 feet water front, oecupled for necting with ail the railroads |. BLEKCKER, SON WM. 't. LEONARD, M.D. 107 West Forty-first street, Ours. PARK LOTS FOR SALE—AT PRICES THAT will warrant immediate vance. ‘Lots on Bixty-tifln street and Fifth avenue, Lots op Fiaty-third and Sixty-fourth streets, near Fifth av, Lois on Fulty-ninth street, oppesite the park. Tots ou Fifth avenue, Seventy-litth and seventy-sixth streets, Seventy sixth and Seventy-seventh sts, near Fi(th ay. y ninth sts, near Fifth av, ue and Eighty third street, on Fifth avenue and Kighty-fitth street. nue, Highty eighth and Righty ae ‘Ninety-second, Ninety. Lois 01 Lois gn Beventy Lou Lots on Fifth Lots on Fifth streets. gfAlso, two entire avenue fronts, with lots adjoining on the Niree's, the most desirable location on the park. | Also, @ large number of lots fronting the park, on Fight SAMUEL EDDY, 51 Liberty street. Cue COTTAGE AND FARM FOR SALE—SEVEN- with barn, carriage house, &c., and abundance Cou RESIDE Situated in the village of Bloomfeld, N. J., about 15 acres of land, of fruit; house, barn al a desirable place; one hour from New York. day, schools, churebes, &c., 4c. Apply at dd Beekman street, New York. ightb aud Sev avenue. vation high and beautiful, tWenty mies from New York, Possession immediately, 51 Liberty street. ontaining nder a high state of cultivation; pleuty ind wagon house, eit fenced, and ESIRABLE PROPERTY ON SIXTH AVENUE ‘Two lots, with frame buildings, th avenue, east side, above Thirty-fiith street, 45 by 100 wall on one side; also, the three story No. 14” Warren place jot 20 by 100, house nilgsion to exam, Warren piace for ° feet, with brick part and’ basement bric Charles street), near Greenwich avenu by 64 feet. Forturther information aud p ine appiy,t0 G80. W. DEVOE, Nos. 5 and 6 Jelerson Market, elore: P. house and lo b OR SALE. Houses and low 233 East Twentieth aire ‘Nos. $11, 313, $19 a Nos. 251' East Fight Jee 217, 219, 221, 223, 225, 227, 229, 231, venus A. teenth street and 404 Fourth street. Also, three logon Bast Niuvetent street, souwh side, belween First avenue and avenue A, 20x98.9. Four low on avenue A, east mde, betweenth Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. lots on Kast Kighteenth street, south wide, between ave: pix ours A and B. Five low on Bast Seventeenth street, north side, between ave- pues A and 3. Four lots on avenue B, weat side, between Kast Seveatecath ‘AUGUST BELMONT, 76 Beaver atreet. and Kighteen Apply OR SALE—ON LAMARTINE PLACE, TWENTY NINTH een Eighth and Ninth avenues, south side, four finished in the bestmanner, atreet, new three story stone front houses, # th all the inddern improvements; size 20 feet 10 in. front, 60 feet deep; lot half the block. Inquire on tae pre: REAL ESTATE BRO- office 486 Third aveaue, west side. Houses i; policies effected. ‘attended to with promptitude, and nied vain the'souidouce of all IN IN BROOKLYN PROPERTY.— GREAT BARGAIN ye pro ‘or sale, very convenient, and in good basement, in Bon! RANKLIN, No.7 Wall five trains a AND OR SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. with all the modern improvements. ' Part can remain on mortgage. Bowery, or on the premises. of the THOS. L. Inquire of OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PRO- perty in fee, in New York or Brooklyn; a reputable aud Tespectable busivess, of long standing onthe west side of the olty.the profta of which are large, and can be greatly lu- ol greased. Only, disposed of on account of the late owner, Address x 153 Herald oflice. re SALE—IN BROOKLYN, TWO BROWN STONE front dwelling houses, stories, and 27 Tompkins place modern improvements; will be sold cheap. SANDFORD, builder, 271 Clinton street, near Degraw, or at 17 East Baltic sireet. e he. buildi Tngui attic and basement, 23 sare new, with all the ire of E. W. fraternit free. OR SALE—THE NEAT THREE STORY AND BASE- ment brick house, with lot, No. 112 Kast Thirteenth street; house 20 by 34 4nd lot 20 by 51 feet; Croton and gas through- 3 Af not gold within twenty osed of atauction. Apply to JAS. T. MILLS, office No. 167 out; terms Browdwa days will be dis- not apply. Add weil be promp OR SALE- but moderate prived hous ihe city and now well rented; will T. S, Herald OR SALE—THE OWNER OF TWO FIRST CLASS, es, situated in a genteel part ol them, at sell one or both of a decided sacrifice, to parties wishing to make a really safe in- Vestment and prepared to pay dress 8. the cash at once. oiice, FRAME HOUSE AND TWO LOTS IN Brooklyn, on the west side of Washington avenue, about 250 fect south of Lafayette avenne, and running through to Hamilton street, being 25 feet in front and 20) feet deep; gar- den well stocked with shrubbery; two minutes’ walk from ton avenue cars. Apply to P. EL Insurance Company, 72 Wall street, New York. Agents need ‘and particulars ul . JEREMIAH, at the Pacilic P up 8 street, near Seventhavenue. 4 OR SALE—-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 26 TWELFTH House in good order, and re- te with modern conveniences. Inquire at 165 Front street, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY, HIGH ‘stoop and basement brick house and lot 185 West Thirty- Second street, with all the modern improvements. Terms easy. Inquire of the owner, on the premises. Also, 100 East 1 house 20 feet by valuable buildi to J. W. PL 66, including @ two story fag Ws on Murr IRSSON, No. Thirty-seventh street. FP, SALE—FOUR FOLL 10’ of Fortieth street, 200 feet w: very Kberal if improved i outcash. Inquire of C, ray Hill. 5 Wall street, room 4, OR SALE—THE DWELLING HOUSBS AND LOTS Nos. 14 West Thirty-seventh by 98 feet 9 inches; house three stor fet 6 inches by Bi feet, with all the modern improvements. ‘wenty-fecond street, Jot 16 feet 4inches by half the block;” house four story, feet deep. Also, 21 Irving place; lot 2) fe Terins liberal. orat 14 45 feet, with win house, barn, sh street, N, the Hackensack p! thirty acres of land attach first ‘class, two stor; is, &c., &c. calculated for ahotel; genteel privaie famliy. Possession The buildings consist of in the best acre. | ‘Ti ie perfect, Worth box 135 Post office Troy, N. ¥. OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, FOR ‘CASH. ts, best Pitty farming, indy ituated in acres, best qual ‘situs Oo county, Missouri; will be sold_entire for $1,000, or in part at $3 per it $5 por acre. Address Missouri, mn cont sired. feet de OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT, 22 GROVE STREET; between Bleecker and Bedford streeta ‘The lot in 22 8 inches, front, by 100 feet deep. $2000 of money, can remain on bond an fe for five years, if de- for further particulars apply tot RocHe, 12 Greene street, or GEO. H. STOW, ly GEO. DU. Bowery. mn avenue; English feet by 80); extension. Also, Apply eat TS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE est of Eighth avenue. Terie immediately. n be obtained with: 0, BLLIS, 403 Ninth avenue. K°% SALE.—THE PREMISES FORMERLY KNOWN AS the St. Nicholas Hotel, located at New Durham, N. lank road, four miles from Hoboken, ew Fy house, anished manner, 49 by by 25 feet; piazza front and rear, carriage 1@ above are well situated, and ir Would make & desirable residence for a iven immediately, For terme apply 108. BURKHALIER & OLLVER, 220 Ureeawich TWO 308 and 810 feet the purchase B, 126 8 woomena the house, outbildin, trees, situation priv house, 161 o clock. No tage how teen minutes! one mile from the Philadelphia sidences. ery convenience. on on ox BZN. OR SALE—A FARM 17 MILES FROM NEW YORK, road station; 73 acres, ‘ther under ihe" highest, culdvaica: 8 in beat of order, good water, h and healthy,’ p and adjacent country; near churches, ect on Staten Lal: nth Shrewsbury F% SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ; receipia from produce, ‘A large tarm on’ the Harlem on the Larlem Railroad, with stock, &c., to exchange for city property VAN WINKLE & WINANS, Auctioneers, 41 Pine st. FARM, new -, plenty of fruit and rate” fer seas tae Oe CHETDE I Wall sireet, roam 16h OR SALE—A SMALL THREE STORY East Nineieenth street, ot Second’ avenue, north side of the street, complete with pply on the premises between 12 and 4 the house. FOR SALeA TWO STORY AND, BASEMENT COT. Palisade avenue, Hudson City, N. J. ‘alk from Hoboken ferry. Terms easy. f. Post ofice. DWELLING house east fit ‘Ad- AT fF annum. ni isges in rear, 119 High street, Brooklyn $600 per annum; price $3,000; a large p Address box 4,118 N. ¥. Post oflice, FOR SALE-THE TWO ATORY, ATTIC, AND, ment frame house, filled in with brick, and two brick cot ¢ 2x108; rents for tion may Femain oa BASE- OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY ST ‘stoop house 45 Weat ‘wenty-fourth street, bet faba Bixth avenues, and near Madison ayuare conveniences, and is in perfect order; price 8) the premises, o at 70 Pine street POR SALE—LOTS ON THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET, between Madison and Fourth avenues; on Thirty-elghth street, near Fifth avenue: on Forty-lirst street Fifth avenue and Forty-ninth street; on Fifty third ty-fourth street, near Fifth sixth street; on Fifth ave nue; on street. OR SALE—’ ear Fifth nue; on Fire on Fifth avenue and Fit nue and Fifty eighth aad nint streets. M. EDDY, 51 Liberty street. THE CHURCH AND DWEGLING HOUSE, corner of Houston and (ree! 3 By city, jeree: \ y near ‘dwell ton village, fifteen minutes from joboker Also FRONT, HIGH ween Pith ; bag all modera 14,500. Apply on t, near Fifth ave- 5 ine house Tnquire of the sexton ov LE MONEY DOWN—A situated in Washing: house ferry. Fy Inquire of C, SPENGRMAN, the ferry, or of JOHN NIRBUHR, on t6 R BALE IN BROUKLYN—THR MODERN BUILT Henry street, between Harrison and Dograw basement and aab-cellar. Will be sold nquire of 8. DAY, 125 Atiantic street. houre, mtreeta, ree on favorable terms, 11 FS SALE LOW—A GOOD NEW HOUSK, 38 BY feet, builtin modern a with besutifal piazza on three aiden, 14 mil Railroad; or will rove ate: barn, fine orehi id two Acres of lan from New York, near a depot, on the Hudson River change for New York of Hrookiyn pro formation apply to BAMU further in situated in W: FoR SALE OR EXOHANOR FOR OITY PROPERTY— An exoplignt farm of 200 acres, with qood dweiling, large 'd, &o., lovated in Sussex county, Long ixland near the railroad; ‘no meumbrane DINGS & HULUEN, No, 9 Nassau stroot. siohester county, 1, COURS, NEW: ¥ORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1859. RB SALE OR EXCUANGE—HO! AND LOTS striver; 20 lots in Willismsvurg; kk. Addreas box 1,806 Post oflice. ‘Harlem; 10 acres ar,, manufacturin + AL ESTATE, USES: IOR BALE OR .» wou basement ce trom the ferr ndise will bet ean remain fora « DO! ry, 79 © u ANGE—A NEAT THREE STORY ) stoop house, in srookiyn, & Housebold furaiture or saleaDle yn in part or whole payment; the hal. In of years, For particulars inquire of >I street. OK SAL» William mile fro pd railroad wire property, cighteen acres of land, forty-five the steamboat landing; communication by Inquire « R BXCHANGE—FOR BROOKLYN OR seat on Long Island, ount miles’ trom New York, balt > Water street, from 10 to 3. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BANK OR INSU- or Fo nace Hock eto worry house Set tivo loll of round Sojoining the pew court house in White Plains; the house is ta are each 50 dy 100 (eet, making plot of 100 feetkquare, on Which i$ & new and commodious bara. For particulars call on W. H. KNIFFIN, 433 Greenwich streat. OR SALE OR TO LET—THE FO0R STORY AND BASE. mevt high stoop brown stone front dwelling 7 West Twenty-second street, wish the furuitare therein. Good unica proved proj ty in this city will be ta oh be JOHN MCCLAVE, 337 Ninthavennes mane App! b ew SALE, OR 10 LET—A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE, 34 x 60 Ieet, With three lots of ground uitache sd, im the moet Gestrable location in Jersey City: ‘six rooms on x floor, with convenient cleseta, pantries and storerooms. Hot and cold Weler amd gas throughout the house. dens and piazza on Possestion 5 COWE HA Ap ril next. gomery nds ca Urnamental Low er gar- ides; convenient stable on the premises, ven For terms 0. 281 Pearl street, New York; 0 LIBAY. No. 9 Mo plays of the house and gro ire of JOMN KKENBY & wireet, Jersey City, where OR, SALE, OR TO LET—HOUSE AND STORE NO. 52 Catharine street. For particulars tuqul M + ATKINSON, 115 Wail street, or at H. Ford's warehouses hrooklyb, near the Wall street ferry, ire of J OR SALE OR TO LRT—A BUTCHER'S STALL, ALL complete, uearly new, and in @ good locality; will be sold cheap, or leton reasouable werms, Appiy at Nv. 4 uoeck street, near Grand, OUSES TO EXOHANGE—TWO FINE FoU STORY rs, jew one lot, tw East Kleven ‘The owner will trade fo ry, horses, clothing, er lows and houses in dod deed ‘given. "Apply to PAYLEN, No. 91 Di street, near a wilt kind, grooe State, conventent to the city. A than 80 Chat tially, Koom 27 ERCHANDISE, OR AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF repute, wanted in exchangefor a bewutiful fam, in this pply at, or addres contiden- street, “No agents need answer, first class houses, in good cash. Also, one country reaidence. BURN, 122 West Thirty-fourth street, or o BOBEK. BURN, 164 West Twenty-sixth street, OTICE TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE, SEVERAL locations; will be sold cheap Lor Apply, to JAS, M. GU ANTED—TO PURCHASE OR LEASE FOR ‘a TERM ‘ol years, two or three lots of ground, or lows with & 1ouu dry, of building suitable for a foundry thereon. Address (,, box 180 Heraid office, stating terms, location, &c. ANTED—TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPER- ty, # Manufacturing business secured hy patent. gentee) und well paying business. an eae: make at least $3,000 a year, Real esate or itis etic man can F BELLELTY taken inexchange. Apply at 15 William street, room No 4 wu FHCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PROPERTY, improved or vacant lots, 220 acres of land, sicaated ia Putnam county, New, York, ¥: miles {rom Harlem Railroad, ‘Apply to or address T. W. BATLEY, 448 Pearl street, N. Y. 7 500. —HOUSE AND LOT NO. 56 HAMMOND * + street; lot 26 by 95 feet; house 21 by 44 feet; yas, hot and cold water, bath, &c ; range and portable furnace. Rverything in perfect order. mortgage. Inquire on the premises. $4,000 ) can remain on_bond and Cs. al J ed $1.0.000 srry tia’ Rien stoop tnsement hone, 35, by 89 tet, lot 103, with good. 18) near Secon all modern improv: i Kast Thirteenth street, or No. 88: Ge avenue. For further information address Us, Ge Boardinan, Latarge House, 671 Broadway. 3 FOR SALE FINE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A WHOLESALE FLOUR business, with or without the atock, in ode of the beat in the city, where the pays the rent. To ‘tose meee N OYSTER AND DINING BALOON, RI: vate su rooms (ladies’ 5 ‘sale, on acco' at hiskieas PP the famnily, “Apply at 29 Meroer sirbet Borne AND PATENT MEDICINE STORE FOR will be ual Store eight yoars estab) ina good weston, and wiing a ears food bidincas”” BIGGS & HOURAWIOK, 84 Nassan “4 RUG STORE FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP cash. Doing & business. Location first rate. td ‘Rent low. A lease can be had. Apply seven years. 1 243 Henry street, corner of Montgomery, New York. J)? UG STORE FOR SALB—THE OLD STAND 192 BAST roadway, corner of Jefferson street; an olfice auiached, ‘Apply on the promises, ‘Terma cess RUG STORE FOR SALE.—-LONG ESTABLISHED, doing a good business; long lease at low reat; will be sold ata bargain if applied for a) we proprietor has business. “Apply to F. MUNTER, 40 First av OR BALE—OR WOULD BE EXCHANGED FOR GOOD store property or a good livery stable—A beautifully farm on Long Island, containing between thirty-tive and forty acres; situated one mile west of the village of Hemp- stead, on the plank road; land ail under a high state of cultiva- don and all well fenced, ‘with plenty of (ruit, and @ good house, barn, hovel, wagon and Carrinae houge, &c. For full particn lars inquire of PETER DURYKA, on the Locust Grove farm, ‘about one mile west of Hempstead, who will show the farm, POR SALESTHE STOCK, FIXTURES, 40., OF A RR- tail grocery establishment, now doiag 'a profitable busl- ness, well located, with prethises well adapted for the bual ness. The business is done for cash aud could ve largely in- ereased. ‘The stock is in first rate solesble order. There 1s two years’ unexpired lease of premines at a low rent, and the reputation of the place 1s firmly established. About $2000 cash would be required. Address I. G., Herald oflice. FPOR, SALESTER STOCK AND FIXYURES OF THE Old establiahed jewelry store, 422 Grand street. Any per- fon wishing to engage in the above business, will fad thia a favorable opportunity; it is one of the best locations thia aide of Broadway, having had a large run of Grst class customers for the last fitieen years. For further particulars inquire on premises, OK SALE—A SHIP CHANDLERY STOCK, FIXTURES E.., tid tease of stare, in & good location, dolng & good bust wen estal many years. particulars éall at 193 South street, hs beh (OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO- cery, all complete; « good business stand; several years’ lease can’ be given. For further particulars inquire on the premises, 9 Ehiridge street, between Broome and Grand. {OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOVATED STANDS in Fultov market, well calculated for any busiaeas. Ap: ply oJ AMS DONNELLY, 416 Washington market, corner of Vesey and West streets, E—A GOOD ESTABLISHEIT PORTER HOUSB ower part of the city, now doing & good cash busi- sold cheap, on accJunt of sickness. Apply at 180 {OR Sal in * hess; will b Water street, WOR SALE—THE WHOLE OR A PART OF A VAUUA- ble thvention (patented), ia which a large and highly lucra- live business may be done at & comparatively small investment Sud without riek; an arucle of established utility. A rare chance. Appl tJ. W. LAY, 133 Nassau strost, room 8. JOR SALE—A CORNER OYSTER SALOON AND FoR. ter honse, on one of the best avenues up town, splendidly fitted up, doiug a good business; several societies meet in the upper part of the buiiding. ‘T. GAFFNEY & OO., 65 Chatham street, third floor. JOR SALF—A POU LTRY AND GAME STAND IN Fulton Market, well located, and doing a steady, profita- bie cash business. ‘Will be sold for half its value, as the owner is obliged to leave the city. T. GAFFNSY & CO., 65 Chatham street, third floor. (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED PORK, BEEF ‘and butter store, in a good location; a good chance for a inan Who uncerstands acd wishes to engage in the business. For particulars inquire in the store 173 Bowery. SPECIAL RULIOSS, MARIE & CO., HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 9 «Warren street, o Nos. 62 and 4 Waiker sect, a few doors west of Broadway. Poss, MY ABSENCE FROM HERE M&S¥IksS. Brandeis & Co, are authorized to act for me OFA atiorney. ‘New Tons, Oct.9, 1258. % ADELSDOR! L r of r, ARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COMPANY. Ad aij pany will b¢ he arned meeting of the stockholders of tats om 4 iu Farrington’s Hall, corner of Third avevue ind 128th street, Harlem, this (Friday) evening, at 73g o’cluck, to bear and take*nction u rointed to nominate suitable persous for dire pany. PHEN ROBE! on the report of the ‘committee ap: of aaid com: TS, Secretary. order. Chairman N. J. Beel ASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS ‘Washington Lodge No. {ueated to be punctual in their aitendance on the occasion of the presentation to P. M. Masonic Temple, corner of Broome and Crosby streets. y in general, with thetr families, are are in Hxerciaes to commence at 734 O'clock precisely. GKO. ©. A. BAKE 285, and their be, on Friday, OF GEORGE families, are re- Feb. 4, at ‘The ted. Seats By of Arrangements, ——— ASONIC NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF FORTITUDE Lodge, No. 19, F meet at, their lodge day (Friday) at 12 0’ and A. M. m, 166 Fuiton street, ‘clock M., for the purpose’of attending the tuueral of our Inte brother, John Rendall. ance is earnestly requested. are particular! requested to broker. correction. Naw You, Feb. 8, 1889. "Bo ROBT. DAVIS. ‘OTICE TO TAXPAYERS.—THE COLLECTOR OF THE town of Pelham will be at the Westshester House, cor: nerof Broome street and the Bo: wi wery, February 4and 5, be: tween the hours of 10 and 8, to receive the taxes cf Pelbamville ‘esichester county. ALEXANDER ROLFE, Collector. and Prospect OTICE TO CONTRACTORS—JERSEY CITY WATER Works.- and erecting @ led proposals will be received at the ollive 0: the Water Commissioners of Jersey City until Monday, F 14, at4 o'clock P. M., for constructing Feb. and pipe on the ground adjoining the engine house of the Jersey City water works, opposite the village of Belleville. ‘The stand pipg will be of wrought iron, connected with which there will ‘cast iron, @ about 30,000 Ibs. Also, at the same time and place, separate proposals will be received for the excavation and masonry for the foundation P 6 water pipes. PYans an: Pescen at the Engineer's office and support of the stand pipe. 1s will also be received for furnishing *hout 200 feet \l specifications of the work ma} i ‘The Commissioners reserve the bids, if deemed by them tor the public interes. GEO. H. BAILEY, Superintendent and Engineer. after Tuesday, February i, ht to reject any or all 'E OWNERS OF GOODS AND ARTICLES NOW ON 3) T the premises 620 Broad: the same immediately therefrom. lway are here! notified 1o remove ENRY DOLAN. L Weed CONTRACTORS.—PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ceived by the undersigned until the 1th inst. for contract- road irom kgbert’s corners to Richmond ing & macadamized Coun Hall, Staten Island. Specification :—Th 1 road to be maci mained eight feet wide at the bottom of jhe treach, and efgh: and one road to be twelve inches deep, and chinked in by hand, and five mel broken go as not to exceed two and one f feet on the surface; track to be im the centres with foundation stone, well iaid thes deep, with small stone ia size—to pe laid level. The contractors to have the stone the conpany now have on hand at cost; the whole road from bank to bank to be worked twenty-four feet wide on_a scale of two inches rise to the foot; the banks en either side to be sloped down the grade of six inches to the foot; Be cleaned out and put in perfect o of road. The contractor AH. BRI Fesrvary 4, 1880. the brid; re fect order over the whole width st @ price per mile. 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Only wife, the Notions will be sure to If & cross child keeps you awake, give it the No reat of its Lite, if. you have « dun, or Want customers, or have the blues, the Notions will cure all, and pass & chap through this world as smooth as greased lightning. year. Sunday morning, by A, O, Romsire & Co, April 18, I id Beaver So send aiong $1 2, an’ be bi Postmasters wik cecelve w copy by en slosl T. W. STRONG, 9S Nada #! at. pRy foros ANTED—TO BUY THE NEW YORK HWRALD OF Wollered ior oe eae rookiyn, this ‘“Punctual atiend- JOHN MATHEWS, W. M. ‘K. EDITOR:—DEAR SIR—MR. JOHN HARRING, RE- rred to in your paper of Monday la Fark Bank overcraft, Was in no Way counected with the fraud. No representations were ever made His place of business was at the same time he was engaged in business at Saratoga Springs. As your report is caculuted to injure him, please make tats in relation to the him as to his being a 63 Broadway, and at OR SALE—COAL YARD-—THREE HUNDRED TONS coal, carts, and all complete, under cov ed; Srst class location; doing good business. Will be sold at a sacrifice tor caeh, Addreas box 2,632 Post office. OR SALE—ONE SPLENDED LARGE SIZE EATING steam table. Apply at 622 Broadway, basement, OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR storesin West street, in the vicinity of the Galway and other European lines of steamships. Terms made known by apply- ing on the premises, 240 West street, corner of North Nore. Sat en chance oh “sadhvditiadenine OR BA. ASK, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class family grocery, situated on one of the best busi- ness corners of the ‘city. For information address box 130 He- rald oflice. No attention paid to agents. Foe SALE—AN EXPRESS ROUTE, ONE HORSE AND new top wagon, Apply o GREGG & GRAHAM, 09 eet, New York, $2 0 FINANCIAL. FORTUNE.—MONEY WANTED TO CARRY OUT demand whe: patented in . which creer, which will realize a great i ePPy m Hlizatet Htreet, between Prince and BROKEN OF DIECREDITED BANK BILLS.—MoKRAN county, War Hopkioton, South county, Bank of Or- r, Tennessee banks, and 14 broken or discredited HOOPS, 211 Broadway, coracr af Chambers siteet ee NSURANCE SORIP.—ATLANTIC, e 10, SUN, PACipO, issues, bought by WM. ©. Gi! in ‘epee Mo y ILMAN & SON, 18 Mer- AMES C, MAYER, REAL ESTATE BROK Wall street.—Bonds, mortgages, hounes ioe, and all eid of real estate, bought, gold and exchanged: houses and stores. let, and rents collect References: Wm. H, Johnsoa, Esq. President of Hanover Bank; Lindley Murray, Beq., President Empire City Insurance Company. EFFERSONVILLE RAILBOAD COMPANY —TH® oJ holders of frat mortgage bonds of this company are re- quested to attend ® meeting to be held on Tuesday next, the Sth day of February, at 3o’clock P. M., atthe oflice of Halsted & Gilman, 47 Bxebange place. ROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORTER AND COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR, Robert Sewell, of Sewell, Ferris & Oo., ‘Themas F M of Metropolitaa Bank, Editors, J. Siuith Homans, Jr., of Bankers’ Magazine, Keporter will be served to city subssrivers weekly at Money may be sent to our address by mati re, ‘Subscriptions payable in advance. Address Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter, or SEWELL, FERRIA & CO. $9 Wall street, N. EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA ny, office No. 1 Hanover street.—New York, Feb. 2, 1359. DIVIDEND NOTICE. ‘The Board of Directors bave this day declared a dividend of company, payable at $3 per shere on the cap!'al stock of thi WM. BEMENT, Treasurer. this office on and after the 16th inst, ANTED—KEROSENE GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S stock, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad "strees ANTED—LA CROSSE LAND GRANT COUPONS, MIL- ‘waukie City bonds, and New Haven and New London third mortgage bonds. For sule—Milwaukie aud Horicon tonds, Leather Manufacturers’ Bank, Williamsburg Gus Light, and various Western securities; City of Oincianau bonda; in tereat regularly paid. W. & M. H. WARD, 39 Exchange place, 90.000 WAXtevsas Steal CArITAL IN A . manufacturing busipess, which wil give a fooLteiurn for te money invested. address box 4.680 N. ‘ost office with bame, stating when and where an inter- view can be had, and the advertiser will call. LOAN OFFICES. ‘T JACKSON'S—MONEY ADV ANOED ON DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, plate, dry goods, merchandise aod per- onal property of every description, or bongat, And sold. J0- SEPH A. JACKSON, wuctioneer aid broker, 11! Graud street, three doors weet of Broadway. T J. MACDUFF'S, 396 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Walker streer—Notice—This well known und reliaple commission honge makes liberal advances aa uairal upon goods consigned for aale or_specitic periods, consivting, viz: of diamonds, watches, jewelry, Havana segura, dry goods, ar- ticles in bond of every description, &e.. do. Having been established since 1848, this house has acquired @ repntation for fair dealing and Uberality second to cone, Llers and others retiring from business, or desicous of converting into ‘can receive a fair cash valuation for their goods ov gall ing as above. Parties wishing to dispose of goois or obtaif an ee upon the samme are requested to apply ts all other places of a like nature as a test to show the public that this is the only house in the city where the highest figure is obt: as well as the mostextensive 396 Broadway, corner of Walk: er siree! way, cornerof Walker street. DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATC! jewelry, or bought for cash, at the old established store of L. JACOBS & Co., 331 Broadway. Strictly confideotis! aud no Joan offiee signs about the building. Opposite the Broadway i23 AND Room No. 25 ‘Advances in $5,000 on merchandise ofall kinds, $7,000 on diamonds, watches, plates, &.; $4,000 on pia- nos, paintings, dc.; $9,000’ on stocks and bonds, or bought at the highest cash prices. T NO. 36 MAIDEN LANE—C. H. ANDRUS, AUCTION- eer.— Cash advanced on watches, diamonds, jewelry, sew- ing machin: other property. Sewing machines always on Soe nd ‘Auction sales aenced to. Good machines yught. A HONIGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL . dealer, advances money to any amount 01 Waiches, jewelry, and all kinds of merchandise same for the highest cash prices, street, up stairs, room No.2. Bi Ro SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE ‘well known billiard saloon corner of Cortlandt and Green- wich streets. A first rate chance for a person acquainted the lower partof the city. For terms apply on the premices. VOR SALE—THE FURNITURE OF A HOUSE IN A genteel neighborhood, and the house to let. $300 will purchase the furniture. The house is now kept as a small pri- Yate boarding house, aud having several good boarders who will remain, Apply at 317 Broadway, room 4. ©. B. HOWES & CO. (OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—ALL THE FURNI- ture and the lease of a smail English basement house, situated above Eighteenth street, west side, Address W. 3. R., Herald office. NOR SALE CHEAP—A ‘PORTER HOUSE, IN THE best populated part of the city. Rent low, and fe years lenge trom the Ist of May next atistactory reason given {or seliig out. Inquire of H. WELLBRUCK, 68 Vesey street, OR SALE CHEAP—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GRO- cers and liquor store in a good neighborhood; satisfactory Teasons given for selling. Inquire between the hours of 2 and 6 P.M. at 651 Greenwich street. OR SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a thread, needle and fancy store, in a splendid location. To Bpereon Taving 2 knowles age ot the milfinery and dress - making this woul an excellent rtunity. Apply at 34 Broadway, room No. 4 PPB. HOWRR & 00. OOD INVESTMENT.—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, well established, furnished with every convenience, and in a fine location, will be sold at a sacrifice if applied for im- mediately. Purchaser will be wught the art, Address Wm. F. Hunter, 473 Broadway. LX ERY STABLE, ON BROADWAY, FOR SALE—ONE of the best stands in the city, and doing @ good business. Would take real estate in part’ pay. Inquire at No. 7 East ‘Twentieth street, ‘PLANING NILL—F0R SALE OF T0 LEASE THE property on the northeast corner of Bank and Weet known as the New York Planing Mills, baving a front on W sureet of 182 feet, and 211 on Bank, with slx Woodworks plan Breresion power t spare. Apply to W. VAN HOOK, 67 Wallstreet. Res RANT, BAR AND OYSTER SALOON, DOWN ‘town, one of ‘the best in the sity, on a principal thorough- fare, doing a large business. favorable lease and an excel- Jent opportunity 19 get.» good business BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nassau street. RESTAURANT FoR SALE—NEAR THE POST OFFICE, doing a good business; splendid dining room, with bar and oyster room and a fine kitchen; all in superior order. Ap RYO THEODORE BESSON, Kaa, wine merchant, 39 iiliam street. South EWING MACHINES FOR SALE—SINGER’S NO. 2 AND family; Wheeier & Wilson's, all sizes; Grover & Baker's and Weed’s, second hand, cheap for Machines bought, exchanged und repaired, by O. A. DURGIN, Patent Agency, 835 Broadway, room No. 3, up stairs. T THOMPSON & CO.’S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION merchant's, 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann, rooms Nos. Zand 8, second floor, advance money from $110 $50,000 on ‘watches, diamonds, jewelry, dry goods, segars and all kinds of securities, or bought. Notes, stocks, bonas, éc., negotiated. All kinds of sewing machines bought and sold ‘A. R. FHUMPSON, Auctioneer. T 11 CHAMBERS STREET, THE WELL KNOWN AND oid established ISAACS advances money to any amount dn diamonds, watches, jewelry and every description of valua- Ble property, or the same bought at the highest, cash, prices. Prompt and ‘confidential. N. B.—No b ‘Saturday. DVANCES MADE ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA- monds, &c., or bought for cash, at sight. Established in is. Business Confidentia), in the rear of my retail store. Parties wishing advances would do well to call cn me. L. JACOBS, 407 roadway. (POMESSION LOAN AGENCY, NO. 2 AMITY STREET, one doer west of Brosd: by E. PERKINS. —a vances obtained ‘on watches, diamonds, jewelry, sewing ma- chines, and all kinds of personal property. Ladies or ge: men waited upon (if ner at ir own residence. Let- ters addressed as above promply and confidentially attended to, Fr, dsAWRENOE # 0O.. CoMMTESTON MERCHANTS- « 14 Pine street, (basement of the Bank of the Common, ‘wealth,) make advances to any amount on diamonds, watches- ‘and personal property of every description. Office and busi ness strictly private. Hours from 9 to 4 o'clock. ‘ONEY TO coterie omy ol bate ON ol monds, watches, jewelry, allver, s, clothing, an: personal prepeny Of ail descriptions. ‘Goads inay be redeemed ‘any time within one year. H. BARNARD, 21 Third avenue, ween Eighth and Ninth streets. office by the hall door. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. eee A PERSON WANTED—TO JOIN THE ADVERTIESE, ul Entrance to the private ip opening & first class billiard saloon. One having a. indred dollars will find a rare opportunity for going into the business. Address box 119 Heraid office. BUSINESS MAN, WHO CAN COMMAND FROM $5,000 A to '10,000, wishes employment, with s view to partner- ship, in some commercial or exchange business, or would join reapopsible parties about forming a new firm. Address Com- merce & Co., Herald office. LADY ABOUT PURCHASING A SEWING MACHINE would like to meet with a lady who can command vest antaloon making, aud who understands ae and ven. id fin g; to such @ one an interest as partner will Address Sarah, bor 111 Herald office. D)SSOLUTION THE, CoP AMTNBRSTIP HERETO- fore existing under the name of Pickering % Co. is this ay dissolved by mutual consent of parties. All accounts due to or owing by said firm will be settled by J. Pickering, at No. 65 Erie Buildings. Nuw York, Feb. 3, 1859. J. PICKERING. J. CROSS. 8. SLATER. TATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE OF H. M.. Clay's patent combined mop; they are wanted in every ‘cannot help Py toJOREPIOT: DAVIS, No. ® Murray atreel, between ten ; 0. ween tea hoa three o'clock. A MAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL.—$200 CASH will purchase the sock and fixtures of an established oyster and easting saloon, located at 134 Bighthavenue. Apply on the premises, UE PATENT WHIFFLETREE. ‘Country rights for sale at one dollar, Just the price of a single township. + Nearly all the rights sold. ‘wo counties in New Jersey for sale at $! “Connecticut Two Three * Hhode island ‘ Nine Towa, Four a neiand, ‘Twenty counties sold in Lilinois a unsold for sale in Tilinois, at $10 model, take a circular, and and purehase the right Wo an, article that eveay person have who drives a horse. Patented November 6, 1885. Model geen atthe American Institute, Rights for sale at 112 Broad- way, room No. 6, third tloor. MPOLUMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS.—FOR SALE, ‘the well known lumber yard and planing mill, on the dock At Yorkers, containing one block of twenty-two lots, with Dutidinge anid wood, with planing machine in irst rate running order. ‘The whole 'or any part will be sold on Uberal terms, ‘The Owner is abont to engage in other business. | For further particulars apply at $20 West street, N. Y., or on the premises 0 TRIMMING AND FRINGE MANUFACTURERS.— For sale chenp, eight or ten single hand looms, mounted, {wo suitable for coach ince, with Jacquard machines, warping ml, gitnp machine, ae. Apply 8. BRUNKMARN, 2 Grand street, New York. Li ng SHIP CARPENTERS OR BUILDERS—FOR SALE ql alot of a a vcoangementa about a ship orschoouer, Apply to JOHN county. ake an investment of one dollar, sbouid abi doors, wooden doors, mahogan: cla and mouldings, suitable, for waht OF other arranj SCANLAN, 47 New street. © BOOKBINDERS.—FOR SALF, A JOB BINDERY, Tonsieting of Austin's cutting, ss Wing and stabbing roa: Tron wble, ome chines; one patent table shears, double screw a finishing &e, Address A. Bb. K., box 120 te- raidoflice. ATER POWER MILL FOR SALE—ELIGIBLY SITU ated ears ant The ete by land and — an ‘will be disposed of on advantageous terms, Address H. 0. J.. E $200 St POF, THR LEASE, TOOK, ND ro. Sect. Kent or he. whole three. nety baune $00 for store, cellar, middie and ‘ack room $le0 year, Fors A. LARGE QUANTITY, OF CAST, OFF, CLOTHING want ny ‘large or smal! Jote, —Gentlet bh w fair cash equivalent you should ayold honest Shy- Becks ana ignorant preenders 8 pPi7 4 \naths NORD. CHANCE FOR LADIRS OR GENTLEMEN HAV. wy py 4 off clothing and ishing. to dlapose of Can bave a fair cash price for it, pa current money, Dy calling on or adireasing WM. WALSIL, & Centre street, ADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, FURNT carpets, kiki gloves, dc. wanted: 50 i cent more paid than'elaewhere. ‘The advertiser begs that the public will try others first and then send for him, and see who is the hum: bug. A note by post panctually attended to by"E., 134 Seventh avenue, bejween Nimetecuih aod Twenweth sireoly N*% YORK, DECEMBER 31. 1966.—THE CO-PARTNER- ship heretofore ing between under of MEYER & SOHLARPFER bas been ay by trutual consent. at and agsumes all the liabilities of the fer contunues the business T AMES MEYER, JR. J. J. GOHLAREFER. foeeenEEneen enema 22 A Paster WANTED—WITH $300 TO $100. TO AN EN- te man, this ness done for cash, with crease of business being #0 great i8 the sole reason for a partner. ‘Agents wanted throughout the United States. Smart men can make from $10 to $30 per day. Cull on or address ‘susiness, at Noa, 21 and 235 Greenwich street, comer of Barclay, care of r. Blauvelt. HE UNDERSIGGED HAVE TIS DAY FORMED A copartcersbip for the transaction of @ general business in skins and fancy furs, under the firm name of C. E. BRESLER & CO. CHARLES E. BRFSLER, Naw Yor, Feb. 1, 1899, ERNEST G. FABBRI. WARTEDIA, PARTNER, WITH FROM $400 TO $600, ina mantfacturing business; the profits are large and the investment safe, as the tools can be sold at coat any day. ‘Address Mechanic, Herald office, (){) —A PARTNER, OR TO BUY OUT THE EN $500. tire interest Of an old established commission Tasiness in ove of the best locations in the city. A rare chance toacquire & fortune. Apply at 170 Chatham square, room No. 4 S500 -PARTAER WANTED, TN, CONCERT 8A- Potd + loon, the most popular'and best paying concern in the country, if you wanta money making business. Ap- ply at the SantaClaus Varieties, corner of Fulton and Pine- apple streets, Prooklyn. 500.728 ACTIV fii THIS AMOUNT, TO 's W pay for One-bed of ‘k on hand, can have Daif interes in 2 REW buriness, secured by patent, in success: ze at jonst $2,000 a year, Call im- ful oper ion, and wil meciak with the cash, at 90 Bighth avenue. ‘GEO. DAVIS. ©) Vf) TO $k0W.—-A. PARTNER, WITH THIS $2.000 he advertiser in a safe manu tact) ‘pess, ly lisbed; this amount is wanted we ic bnsivess aad-open © salesroom, References @xcha’ Addreas O. H. R. rald office. TO $600,—PARTNER WANTED, WHO $4.00 Aointeattie tgove amount, fa cuab, ta x bust. Mess already null operation. ‘The article mnnufactared ts [fimitable consumption and dally demand, bearing a profit 5 cash. may be % per cent: sole or apltalist may have full control of the mo- bie, nts need apply. full tet fami ane “naine PF, ae aR Herald office, ) =WANTED, A GENERAL OR SPECIAL $5.0) 0, artoer, in the akirt manufacturing business; Seer ch ea eros dog home so be given to some fe Sauress J. By, Herald $10,000. Ee Seaman snort pea bi Wamp adres an se will be, required. in ramet Bh thomas oF thelr Busnes, localion and Itahed business, Address, with particulars, SEGARS AND FOBACCO, a. DISCOVERY.—MEDICATED SEGARS, FOR and all dia- gesoee ay Anya Tubes Invented by Prof. Ia u aM. De Depot 476 Broadway. ISTRMEDICATED SEGARS INVENTED »DRUGGISTS. MEDICATED, “The only depot tae ity ig wt 476 Broadway.