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———— ee disappointment? The British trooye were terribly en. yagod, and determined to fad out where he had bid bim- teif, and not long after succeeded. They according!y etole a march upon him, and casting themselves suddenly epon bis forces, threw them into confusion, €o that they fled in all directions. Upwards of Oye hundred were killed, ‘and the attacking force seizod three thousand stand of army, which the flying rebels left on the field, for they were taken £0 much by surpries that they ‘pelted without their arms. Notwithstanding this Tautea in managed Wo escape, tiking with Lim several ele- ie and came s iaden with treasure. There are two forces following hima up; and Lieut. Kerr 1 wracking his footsteps with five hundred horse equipped on purpose, £0 that there is I'ttle doubt (hat he will be hunted down. It te reported that Licut. Kerr has sworn to take himor die im the attempt. He will be a fine prize to any one that succeds in taking him; for besides the jewelry that be has about bis person, and the treascxe be has oacried ofl, ib jewel known that he wears ine necklace of the late Rbauvee of Jhansi, who was killed at Gwaiior, and that alone is valued at upwarde of twenty-five thousand dotlars. Added to this there is a reward offered for bis bead that would make any man’s fortuue, aud ali will become the perty of his‘captor. Mirbere ism considerable force, under Brigadier Smith, who is now in our vicinity, following op Maun Sing, who has a force againet the British, or, what is the same thing, @ppored to the ‘Rajab of Gwalior, whom the British are bound to prowet for bis loyalty wil through the insurrection, ‘Muun Sing Bays he docs not wieh to fight the British, bat he secs no good reason why he should be tr buiar Gera ‘hor, and that be will not be. So, of course, Brigadier Bmith fettied accounts with him, and ‘meeting his forces on Sun- 2 the 14th instant, ‘Smith pearly cut them to pieces. Maun Sing’s force, beteve, would not fight, but threw down their arms, #0 that the English infantry went in and made great havoc and hier amongst them, whilst whe Eighth Hussars turned ir fank and kept them to gilt #0 that but few could escape, and driving them ick upon the infantry they were met with the bayonots and furiously slaughtered. Two men of the Eighth Hus- gars were Killed. It appears that they separated from ‘the main body to look over the dead, and while in tho act some of ibe mutineers came up aud tovk off their Deade, and then cut them into ribbons. It is yory dan- gerous to be away from your own party, for it ie hard to who is friend or who 1 foe on the baitle fold, “*Y cSnnot well too Jong on the various scenes we have Morar and Gwatior. I can oaly inform we had execution parades and executions Feats fare ‘There are, however, two or three that T must bay a, there is also one circumstance tuat I must On the evening of the 4th September, about , guns were heard in the direction of the fort, rity force in camp at Morar were ordered un. > “Our horses were saddled ‘and wo were ready ee tenn "oor the shortest notice. A strong troop moder Cay aire and the whole staff, set off at once for s treaeury at the fort, where the Soventy-first regiment joined & strong guard; and whea the men were anxiously looking for a close with the enemy, the news came in that the report of guns was caus by the ni tives, who were rejoicing at the birth of a son and heir to the Rajah of Gwalior. Av order bad been given that the happy event should have been made public before any Eakin commenced, but by some mistake it was not com- with; so the troops, after lying by their arms and vast for four hours, were dismisged to rest. On the 6th of September four Jearnaee of high rank ‘were blown away from gune at the Poolburgh; they were amen of distinction, and were sent here w endeavor to eause the Twenty-fifth Native Infantry to mutiny. Their Movements were closely watched, aud as eoon as they ‘were got together the English surrounded and made them prisoners. They said they were sent by the Nena, and ‘that they belonged to the Oude army. Ou the 10th of September the ajab heard that a plot bai been jeid to murder him as he roe out in hie car- riage. He therefore sent out bis empty carriage, with the ‘windows closed, and as it was passmg through the towa it was fired into, The perpetrators were gecured and hanged on the spot. ‘On the 4th of October the troops in cantonments paraded marching order for the inspection of Brig. Gen. Napier, ‘coromanding the Gwalior division, when @ native belong: we w the Fourth Gwalior contingent infantry wasexecuted for the murder of a@ Mre, Burrowee—the hanging takin; place a8 near the spot where the murder was committed 4s poseidie, While the prisoner was in prison, he openly ‘boasted that he bad been engaged in the butehery of one pele and eight European women. So he weil dceerved is fate. On the morning of the 10th September, a equadron with two guns and 100 men of the Eighty-sixth regiment, and some Seikh cavalry and infantry, went out to intercept some of the mutineers that were trying to cross the Scinde river, and they were ont until the 4th October; and ‘when they came in the eecond squadron was ordered to told itself in readiness, and on the morning of the 6ih marched on the same duty, NOVEMBER 29, 1858. We are still in camp at Mallaghur, and one bundred men.of the Twenty-fourth Bombay Native Infantry joined te force yesterday. I have just learned that the garrizon ‘wtoremain here to hold this place, for there is # large fort bere, and Brigadier Smith gos out to attack the evemy at’ Serongo to-day. Mivhai and Roberts Lave re- crossed the river Nerbudda, after giving chase to Tautea, but Genera! Kose and the Madras column hav. taken 0 the pureuit. Roge is not the man to let hito rest, and hope goon to be able to give you a good accoint of Lis doings. The Dutch Minister In Japan. DIS JOURNEY TO JEDDO—WHAT BE Saw BY THB way. {From the Java Courant, Deo, 3.) We are enabled to give the following particulare regard. ‘ing the official journey of the Dutch Commissioner in Japan tw Jeddo:-— From Nagasaki the route lay across Kin Siu to Kokara, from thence across the St ‘an «le Capelien toSemenoge- Xi, afterwards in a Japanese junk proses the inland sea hw Biog nd from thence again by land to Osaka, and by Riota (3iiaca) to Jeddo. ‘Tho whole journey was a state procession. Iu each town or village the Commiseioner on his arrival was met by the local authorities, who saluted him by bowing to Me ground. Persons belonging to the Sortage of the Com- misfioner—which was joined by euch landhelder on en- tering lis ground—preceded the twain and ordered we people to kneel, which wae generally done, even by per- sone at a considerable distance from the road employed ia the fields. Thege marks of honor were repeated along the whole route. In most places the roads were cleared and swept. Two yreons with brooms went before the train, In the yil- is every one had a broom placed before the door of his house; before some houses also lay two small heaps of sand or earth and a bucket of water, with which ere road ‘was sanded, graveiled and sprinkled in honor of the Com- missioner. ‘In the eyenwg cach house was lighted up by a paper iaptero. Similar marke of honor, but on a larger scale, were shown to the Commissioner whenever he pass- ed public buildings, in front of these stood ten buckets of water in a pyramidal heap, In anumber of pinces the fre engines were rigged outand decorated in the Japanese faehion. In front of the casties of the noblemen, Japanese officers were drawn up at the grand entrance, some with their state bapners apd some on their horees. To all the villages and towns, the middle of the streets through which the commander peased was kept clear, and tbe principal inbabitants were drawn up in rows in front of the houses: the greatest silence was obeerved on such Occagions—not a voice being heard. + ‘The Commissioner regularly occupied the houses of the Janded proprietors, which were very well furnished and comfortable; but being built in the Japanese styic there ‘wae no view "trom them. ‘The population’ appeared prosperous, healthy aud able- bodied, and even the lowest class was well droesed. Whon the Commissioner left Nagasaki the smallpox was very prevalent there, but at a distance of four or five miles from that town it ceased. In proportion to the popa- lation the numbers marked by smallpox were not great. ‘Vaccination is generally known; but being too much left \ the population themeelves, children are not vaccinated till their ceventh or eighth year. Opthalmia appears very prevalent, and many persobe blind of ove eye, or totally £0, Were Loticed. Leproty and elephaptiasis were occa- gidnally met with, but they did not appear w be generally revaient. The style of building and arrangement of the oures i8 Very plain, and a great uniformity everywhere prevails. They are ail of wood and clay; but in tiie coun- try the houses were found more generally covered with tiles. ‘Tue whole country is a euccession of hills and valleys, Which present very’ picturesque scegeg. ‘The public roads, whieb pear Nagasakt are but indifferent, were everywhere excellent, a8 much as porsible running through the low ground, and, where the uature of the cou permitted, ‘nusnally broad and overhung by large pine wees. Poune places avenues Were found some hours’ journey in length. The bridges in general are very excellent, and frequently built of hewn stone, Agricuiture appears to occupy an important position in Japan, and, according to the Commiseioner, bas attained great perfection. They manure heavily. On the outward Journey the ficids were sown with wheat, tye, Tape seed, ‘and different kinds of peas and beane. (On the retern journey, three montbé later, the Commissioner noticed that the same fields were planted with rice, cotton, gum, ‘oil feed, maize, millet, and different leguminous plants. Tobacco ‘is only found in mal) patches, and the leaves are dried in the Houses in very sma}! quantities. Gardens of tea are not met with, but the tea plant is found on the borders of the fields, The product of this culture does not seem to be considered as worth manpfacture, The commissioner only noticed silk growing on a very fmol! scale. The wax tree was abundant, aud many new plantations of it were seen, Gardens or ‘vogetabie euiti- Yation were only found in the vicinity of the larger towns. The country produces very few good fruits, The cherry treo is very abundant jn Japan, and is unusually conspicuous froth its beautiful blossom. Many orchards of peach trees were observed. There arc also in Japan abundance of pears, apricots, plume agd several kinde of applee, as well as the vine, Bet most of those fruits aro uneatable by Europeans when uncooked, as the Japanese use all Teuite ina half ripe State. The graft ing of fra trees is well known, but little practised, ox is plentiful aid well attended to, but is only in cultivation and for transport. Stall feeding is only followed; grazing is not to be met with, The horses are handgome, numerous and yaluable. Rather more swine are reared than formeriy. Fowles and ducke of dif- ferent kindé are unusually tine. The wild animals consist ‘of pigs, deer, hares, pheasants, ducks, thrushes, doves, plovers, snipes, &c. The forests, Which only exist on the higher part of the hills, consist principally of handsome pine and cedar trees, Stone quarries are worked in almost every hill. At Nippon the vs fare mostly composed of sand, and the water tien, Phead from ‘them forms miler wand rivers, which have sone nearly filled up & number SS bays. Coal mines are being more and more worked pecially in dhe astrict of Teusen, at. Kiusa.” Tho, Oom- missioner did not notice any other mifles; but ome one 00- casion he romarked a Tider ‘post, ou which was written ‘Road to tho Silver Mine.”? on a large scale, and the coast je 1 distilleries were seon in man; places, Water mills are abundant, from tho facilities atiurded by the aa- merous mountain ‘streams. une. From the same cauge ire gation is much used jn the rice cultivation. Wh the exception of the residences of the higher fund- tionaries and the military, cach house on the eide of the Digh road is literally eithor a store or workahop, wherein an almost exclusive retail native trade is carried o which presents very fow objects auitable for export. in every Houge one /8 ceria to fod either a epinning wheel iy Pp many of number of a passed was . ‘united to each ‘by streets some hours moaays of avecianll iranapers Mee muaneytinle of improvement. shere is almost none. ee ane of hel car age baw earl y means of small craft, and the coast- is uncommonly brisk, in thi re fea, between Kiu-Siu, . ‘When the Commissioner crossed it was covered with sail der Cupellen Strait, although’ indifferent harbor, in consequence of which very few junks anchor there. Semeno Seki, on the other hand, is Liven to by junks from all parts of Japan—in some be rly ye upwards of a thousand daily.” month the of April the Commiasioner ‘arrived at Jeddo, where he found a as house ready for him, on the south side of the castle, pre) eet at the expense ‘of the govern- ment. A number of ese officers were ready to re- ceive him, who informed 2 him that in consequence of ia- digposition, the Governor of Nagasaki could not then visit him, but would do go in a few days. The American pleni- potentiary was lodged on the north side of the castle in a eimilar manner, and immediately exchanged courtesies with the Duteh Commissioner. Al due preparations having been made, the Commis- sioner fig on the 13th of May, admitted to an au/lience th the Emperor, who was found eeated on his throne, surrounded by his councillors. ‘The Commismoner ad- yanced, inpking three bows, and a conversation, which had been arranged beforehand, ensued, the Emperor speaking in the Jaj language and the Commissioner in Dutch, Wwithort the Mietgeat jon of interpreters. The Commissioner then withdrew. ‘The Commissioner returned to Nagasaki by the same route he bad formerly taken, and arrived there on the With of August. The Cotns of Japan. Assay Ovrice, U. 8. Mint, Feb, 6, 1859. Hon. J. R. Sxowpen, Director of the Mint, &c. :— There are few matters of greater curiosity in regard to the people of Japan than their system of moneys; and at the present moment, when public attention is much drawn in that direction, some details would, we presume, be timely and acceptable. ‘The series of Japanese coin consists of three sizes of fold, two of eilver, and three of an alloy of inferior me- tals. In their shape, composition and relation to each other, they jaar some striking features, which eet beast apart from every other sysvem of coinage in the world, The principal gold coin, known as the cobang or cobank, is of an ovai shape, about two and a half inches long and half ag wide. It is very thip, soft and easily bent, Naving ‘nO elasticity; its appearance is that of fine gold, and its surface is marked by sundry figures not well understood as yet, although it is said that the flowery ornaments are “the arms of the gpiritual emperor,” and that a certain central cypher ‘s the special {mprint of the “Inspector Ge- The weight, two spacimens agreeing, 's ornearly 174 gra d is a gold piece of one-fourth that weight, and 1 A quarter of the preceding, called the ‘gold itzeru;” but its form js entirely different. It is focr sided, rectungu- lar, and very thick, three-fourths of an inch long, and balf that in width. ’The smallest gold coin is the half itvebtz, of proportiona! size. We have then the silver itze- bu, and ite quarter, of tue same domino shape; the larger piece weighing 280 thousandthe of an ounce, or 15434 grains. Parsing to the third division, there is) the “hundred p’senny,”’ a casting of red brase, oval and thick, meagur- ing two inches long, aud a little more than bal as wide, ‘with a hole In the ceatre. four, and one p'seucy y and ecarcely to be dietinguished from the wel! Chinese casn. ‘Tne composition of theee coins, a subject falling within our partionlar province, hae been to rome extent examin ed. The cobang and itzebu. as was observed, have the appearance of fine gold, and, it is gaid, are regarded at home as being of bigh quality. But it # only ueceseary to scratch away the surface to discover that the Japanese underetand the proccss of pickling, well known 19 workers in jewelry, whether in America or Asia, or even in the centre of Africa. Trusting to the somewhat permanent effects of “hard biting,” they have not even added cop- per to mitigate the whitening «fect of silver sion the mixture being gold and sfiver. and not far from equal pro- portiore.. The cobang, two pieces assayed, ga 6014 and 6683¢ thoueandths fine; the itzebu reeu! 6. These figures indicate ‘a designed, the gh probad} cret standard. . The coneequent intrineic values are, according to our Mint rates, and allowing for silver con? tained, $444 for the cobang and $1 11 (nearly) for the itzebu. Tt is interesting to obterve that, although eo |gnorant of the methods of other nations, Japan has imitated, aud even exceeded them, in the process of deteriory money. Abont the beginning of the last century the co- bang—quite similar in ye and device to the present plece—weighed 272 graing, was 954 fine, and worth just ten dollars. A cantary later it had fallen to 196 gra: 667 fine, and worth (including silver) five dollare and go venty-elght cents. Tie smallest gold coin has not been assayed: it evident- ly contains but little gold. and has therefore a forced vaiu- ation. ‘The transition to the next n order, the largeet silver coin, affords a fresh surprise, It is found to ‘be of almost absolute inepess—that ‘is, 991 thousandths— and is worth 37 cents. While this proves that the Japa- nese possess the art of refiuing, it does not explain why they debase the gold, and refine the silver. Tue smallest silver piece ie apparently not inferior in fiaeness. ‘The foregoing details will be interesting to the numis- reatiet and motalturgist, but.the fact which remains will ex- ci a more popular attention. It ig in regard to the legal relation which these coims bear to each other, Insulated from the ree} of mankind, the Japanese have proportion ed goid to silver according to their own ideag of use and knows siale of suppl The goid and silver itzebu are, as is stated, interchangeable; that is, a piece which is worth jn our eyes 11 cents “ond to a Japanese worth fiearily ag much a8 two of our gold doliars, because he supposes it to be much better gold than it is), buys no more than a piece which, with us would be 87 cents. The Spanish or Mexican dol lar they consider equa! to three itzebus ; which js t fourths of a cobang, or $333. The abundance of goid, o scarcity of silver, which creates such a strange ratio would no doubt be promptly eorrected by foreign traders for the sake of the enormous profit, But, unfortunately there is a stringent law against the exportation of coin, which makes it very difficult even to get a few pieces for assay. For our facilities in this respect we are’ indebted to the perseverance of a gentieman who is interested in the collection of rare coins, and to his correspondent abroad. ‘What relation the oval piece of brass, which passes for “one hondred”’ bears to the itzebu, we are not informed. Jt weighs only about six times ag much as the piece of one psenny, and therefore bears an arbitrary value ; unless brase ig there held to be yastly more valuable than an alloy of copper and lead, which’ appears to be the com- position of the coin which etends ”, “ bottom of the Reale. KFELDT, wat EF. DUBOIS’ Mork Arricans 70 Come.—The following is an extract from a letter dated Jacksonville, Fla., Jan 30:—A bark left here a few weeks ago for the const of Africa, to take in a cargo of negroes for thie State and Georgia. A brig left port yesterday to meet the vessel and transfer the cargo to the brig at The slaves will probabl: landed in Florida, as it is believed here that the trade has been re-opened. ive PERSONAL. NFORMATION WANTED—OF EDWARD BURKE, from Moate, county Weatmenth, Ireland. 11 he would eal at No. 100 Wont Tweniy-Nh street, Lrst oor, frout room, be would see his sister Sarah. R. TEA WILL SE2D A NOTE, STATING THE TIME ‘when he will be in the city, An old friend of '57 wishes to fee you on special business. Don’t tail, will you? Direct as before. B. W. T. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1859. Lermael TanEB si ORY Le ey ward complete w the modern mot Bou Nineteen Farmscesy. Apply between 12 and Bs KLiN HOUSES FOR SALE, VIZ:—TWO OF those clepent pew small three story’ brick houses on St. Kelix sireet Juat sont oC Fulton axeunes price three of that bes wiiful block of frame Jost vorth of Fuien avenue; price ‘ory brick houses 145 Canton prives, $6 000 a uses a few of the cars, ecnis'n goa and Nassau qater, tnt aren an ex ‘ hy location, | Terme oa m the ee. eo WilT LIAM B. perce No. 19 ‘and eveniogs at No, 19 Lafa be bo ee )KLYN PROPERTY.—NON-RESIDENT@ OWNING BA a al nba ae obliged to bendle thes through the ay exchange bn for handsome and im proving lote in Neos ttreet, between Conrt and Sinton erent Brocklyn, at fair prices ov both sides, by applying to ea ATOR, 268 Tudgon avenue, Brook! yh. ent taing nine rooine, in eitus pa, pie uh Comm! y Tee yan Apply ae above, or at 178 West Seventeenth aizect, w York. App JOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAUB- BEAUTIFULLY J Jorated immediately upon Staten Island Bound and a sieamboat landing: contains of choice land, small ret ta, janding: enue dia: Yaprovements Hews hove fancy cottage, wth two wings and porticos, with requisite out bulldlogs and fencing: a] new and handsome. Yor iagorma hon apply loa. GATCHREL, 167 Broadway. BSIRABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY, AT PRIVATE sale, at Flushing, 1, T—A camer donble store and dwelt ing kouse on the princip: ‘two ; ment and stu, ‘and vanlts under the street: retail ores and residence, or for a hotel or board! being roomy and well bulk. Also Small brick rear ballding: Wil be sold at a. bargain atid Om easy terms of payment. Ap" Ply to WILLMAT 4c ARLL, Real Batate agents, Flushing, hang Island. pit dang Saye EOUER, pomooune peti Ape ete] New Jersey, for sale or to let.—' above hat leon = post desirable hogy. with all lands, stables, barns. &c., belonging to the same. 7) 50 acres of land, 6} Tunder cultivation; the hove, ted with dne care t9 lon mn all ite “aparinen ‘The beauty of 2 finest on the mountain, situated on the c Jexdinig to Morristown. ‘The above, if not low to some enterprisiag man for & eumber. of yearsif desired For further martist alars apply to . P. WAITKHBAD, No. 6 Wall atreet, New York. RS TR RALE—A HANDSOMH MODERN RUIUY HODSE ‘and three acres of land, withia 35 minutes from South forry, by Long Island # allroad, ton aca Division Avenue Railroads, ‘and within 15 minutes’ walk of Ful Terme easy. Apply to H. HOAG, 75 Pine street Nelghbornood fleet class FS SALR-AT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND erly belonging to James Jones, house west of the Pavilion, with- In three minutes’ walk of the ferey,. For farther to{armation ipanire on the premises, oF of GF ONES, at the Dry dook foot of C street, or at bis real- Pete fo eat Pore eighth aiveet, Norn river, WOR SALE--FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED about half # mile from the railroad depot at West Bloom. field, New lorpers< containing three acres of wood, the balance ‘table land, a under a high state el cultivatic Oye! a fine as- wortment of young fruit trees—t ry desirable spot for a dountry residence. For paruculal sal Rireof LYMAN KENT, at road depot, West ‘Bloomueld, N.J, or of GABRIEL BENT. ‘88 Crosby atreet, New York. PGR SALES TBE HOUSE AND Lor street, near Seventh avenue. replete with modern conveniences. a pe on the evening, or at 165 Front street, up stair (OR BALE—SIX FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT dwellings, on the east Mf Lexington aven ut, porth of Thirty Bint surect; they are now ust completed, wih alt the modern improvements. Apply on the premise TOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE THREE STORY. Mo- ). 25 TWELFTH ood order and ¢ premises in dern house, in good order, No. 24 Warren place, Charies atreet a large. pono of the bare money may remain on mortgage, Tobe seen from 2tobo’clock. Apply on the premises, {OR SALE—A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BRIOK BASE. Hv cent house, No. 821 Weet Twenty-ninth strest. Inquire 9a the prewulses, or of WM. DEDELL, 177 West Thirty third st OR SALE—THE SOUTHEAST CORRER OF BROOMF ne Ridge streets, Apply on the premises ‘o P. CARO OR BALE—1 NE PROPERTY KNOWN AB NO, 21 JANE, RF t, on which are two three story briek bauidings, very desirable for manufacturiy wi sold jow it sp- wee tior soon, Apply 0 JOLN ROSS, real estate agent, No. 48 Bighth avenue. (OR SALE—ON M4 DISON AVENUE, NO. 173, A SPLEN- did brown stone front house, on a full size Hot; honve 60 fect deep, four stories, with basement and under cellar, replete with all Be modern improvements, Inquire of J. W. ER, on the premises. vo OR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 135 WASH ington atreet, between Third and Fourth sireetia, Hoboken; ee two story, tic and basement; lot 75; price (ro; $1,000 cin remain.on bond and morlgage... For fariber s ieiuars apply 10 JOHN WHITE, Jr Hoboken, or at19 Montgomery street, N ¥ OR SALE—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE; MODERN built house and | outbatidings, 12 miles from New York, miing Long 1 tilars inquire of WAC WOR, Que [Atlante sireet, Brookiym, from 8 to 10 and S45 OR SALE—A VALUABLE DOCK PROPERLY aT Poughkeepsie, 250 feet river front by 200 feet deep, with Substantial frame and brick,buildings thereon; the most {osira- ble properly on ike North river for manufacturing purposes. wil be sold at agreatsacrifice, Apply to STRATTON & EN, 6 Broadway. \OR SALE—CENTRAL FARK LOTS, ON LIBEBAL terme, or will be exc roduotive New York city property; fie full: sized je of Fifty-fitth greet, commencing 100 feet west, of Sixth avenue. Apply to R, UYDAM, 158 Waverley place, near Sixth avenues OR SAT. RINE RNGLASH BASEMENT House 14s FRateineweenth street fonrth house west of Second ave- ue, north ste, 17 by 58 feet, Jot half the block, 1a perfect or Ger,” Apply ou the premises, from 2 till 5 P. M pes SALE—THE. FOUR ETORY BROWN STONE ing all the inden finprowen Bey, Sentalning all ry ern rae: ECKER, SON 00., » 7 Broad street, or T. & BOSS & CO. *op Penn street (OR SALE—HARLEM PROPERTY, DESIRABLY LO. F* cated, on 128th and 120th streets. near High th, avenue, Cleven vacant lots. Apply, to Lewis & STAN ON, 77 Nas: sau street, from 11 o’clock A. M. till 3 P. VOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOT NO, 40 CHARLTON sireet, three story, 2944 feet front, 6 deep, ot 10, in per fect order,” with all be modern improvements, $7.60) can re main on bond and mortguge. Also 135 West Twenty-fourth street, in perfect order, with all the modern improvements Aico No. 496 and 198 West Twenty ninth airest, brown stone. Allfirstslass. Apply to N. ROK &8. D. WLLSON’S office, No. 200 Varick street. OR SALE—THE HANDSOME, MODSRN AND FIRST Ror ais brown stone house No, 130 Kast sighisenth street, high stoop and in perfect order. Terms easy. Ap My, tot. B VOORHEES, 106 East Twenty first street, or to . H. LUD: LOW, Id Pine atreet, SaLEs OF REAL BevavE. Neat CAPITALISTS.—FOR 8: SEVERA! mek ihn an bale B86 fe Fy os IN SIXTH W. FOR SALE—NO. 23 lace and 5 Pore ‘each about 24 ie ter Sete ero For on terms BLEECKER, SON &CO., No. 1 Trond street, 7 Te JUNDRY MEN AND MACHIN! to sont the premises know ea the pops AAA oR ‘buildings; will be lensed to a want for & Apply Ip 8H. COOPER. 179 ‘ind aventie, fret foot. CARTMEN —FOR SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOT NO 60 Leroy street; the house ia of brick, two soy ant atic Suse mee ane Con on; good stables on rear of lot: size of Jot 26x00." Inquire on the pr a aaa vince, re a A \OHTFUT, AND Eee Y ree ETO LET—ONE beautiful ground, fruit, &e. il, Hens 0 per or water, near Bri Rent $690 per annum.” Appis io. DAVIS: 62 I fs =» BERCERT SOURS SEAT aT ware FLAN i eeieie te aes ol eos EB bandsomely ath ae bey ‘orten tine 4 day- “Ka ‘HH. Bart Ley, White Piains, or box 137 Herald A TWO STORY AND ATTIC Rowen INA by nied ble and convenient janes tole ‘he house isin per ec! order, contains nine large roome ay the nodera improve: ments; has been ares included. Kent newly painted: gas fixture ‘$000. For pi pardieulare inyulre at 19 Wes: Eleventh sireet, AH PRONT sIOUSE TO LRT, reen wich avenue, w th improvements, coutly gan liers, Ae, "four story and sub: cellar, recently gBinied at a crat of $700. Rent $850, or iene for advance re! } Wy at at No, & Tenth street, east of Six’ avenue, at8 A. M. at LET—A one he Cd, a er Canal street. BROOKLYN HOUSES TO LET.—FIRST CLASS BROWN ho 2% twet front, handsomely ihe modern Gonveniences of fu proicd uy Peyiioy vy jal from ferry. pip Lewy a Poul avoce New vor ‘HE HOUSE AND i NO. 119 MERCER STREET FOR sale or to jease. ly to. A. W. BOLTON, room, 2), 239 Bresdway. ‘Thi ope tain a desirable location for manu: purposes, and would be gold on easy wrins. Wt ED—TO PURCHASE, TWO NEW THREE STORY brick dwelling bouses, 3 good Vocatlon, It the, upper Part of Welty. t $6,l00 each. apply at. 8 ad 7 W 3STERN, LANDS WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR desirable merchondige, or an improved unincumber: farm, 12 miles from New York. Also & CQUnLEY neat ceaeneaet y 10: in exchange for rat clans elt yeated. DINGER & HDiBEa Nog No. 9 Nassau street. 530) 0S 00 Bow OR $1,800 COTTAGE HOUSES for sale, at Fast New York, near termious of Pul ton avenue and Broadway railroads ell Jove and bui houses of any plan desired. Easy payment. Two cottage: and garden farms to rent CHAS, R. MILLER, 15 William street, room 4. 00 reorgase = beng i Ad BALANCE ON a2 rage. —For sale, in Kast Brooklyn, within a maui wa of the lorry and on the line of the City + ho \d, & new three story ghle, brick, house, brown iron baleon: Boady, lot wai ing ten rooms, basement and cellar, arched parlor, high ceiLing, grmamental cornices, centre pleces, marble mantela, grates, Bo. ‘Title perfect. Apply tok. ADAIR, 67 Pine street. SUK SALE ou EXPRESS ROUTE FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON and harness; good paying business, and A first rate chance for @ smartman. The owner cannot attend to !t, and ‘will sell the whole for $300 cash, None but a cash customer needapply. Address A, B., box 925 Post office, KUG STORE FOR SALE FOR ONE-HALF OF ITS real value, with @ good stock of fresh medicines, and handsome fixtures; the owner being avout to return wo Son- Yand. This is the greatest bargain ever offered. Apply to or address Mr. Shilluglaw, 132 Ninth avenue, between Nine: \d Twentieth streets, OR SALE.-THE SOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE ‘old established grocery store situate on ihe nortbeast cor ner of Fourth and Sonth Fousth streets, Williamsburg, together ‘with the horse and wagon employed in'the business, is now of- fered or eale for cash, Apply on the premises, OR SALE—A CAMPHENE, FLUID AND ALCOHOL route, with horse, wagon and fixtures complete. Old es tablished ang on doing a. 6008 ood cash business, whick can be seen going on the wagon ‘The owner is leaving, and will seil it i ay imaatre of JOHN CARRIGAN, 44 Greenwich street Fo, SALE—TRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE grocery store corner of Bleecker and Amos, with \sase, Can be altered ints two stores, if required. Apply to J. & D. UBTAN, 292 Fulton street, mine store, 390 Bleecker at, OR SALE—A SET OF SHELVING, WiTH COLUMN braees and six pane! counters, black walnut tops; any- one about hiting up & store wil fled tea rare chance; willbe sold chenp. Apply at 6) Ninth avenne, between Twenty fret aud Twenty-second streets. UCR SALE, TAR STOCK AND. FIXTURES OF THR oid established fancy store 321 Bighth avenue. Any per. s0n wishing to engage io the above basiness will find this a f4- orable opportunity It is one of the heat locators ou the aye. nue, acd has a large ron of custom, For further particular: foquire on the premises, OR SALE—IN THE VILAGE OF NYACK, ROOKUAND eounty, ind hotel known ss the York Honse, containing fort Can ey the best stand in the county; about two miles from the terminus of the West Shore Raflroad. Apply to 7. & L. ROSS & CO., 9 Pearl sireet, or AZARIAH ROMS, Nyack. OR Li dpe GRIST MILL, DWELLING HOUSE, barn, and eight acres of land, situated at Cairo, Greene county, N. Y., a nmilen weatof Catskill, and one mile south of Cairo village. The mill is new,and in meee. Tunoing order, with plenty of water Goring De. the ey and is now doing a i business. "The above will , and part of the purchase money can remain oa me @ for a term of For further uare address J.B, Webster. Cairo, county, N, pauire, t W. V. WEBSTER, at Dock Savings Bank, 19 Fourth treet, from 9 to 13 A. M. ‘OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A first class bouse, in good order, For particulars apply at ‘Houston street, from 10 to 4. IVERY et tea a jie nrg LEASE, our ‘and fixtures of & ea stable, located in mediate neighborhood of Marra i Lag now doing mek Finials ncresshog.” Spieheld sow ot horses and catriages, rapidly inors SP an . Keare y box 4 PeO8 Pork oiice, APER MILL FOR SALE~IN MORRISTOWN, N. J, the best water power inthe State, 223 feet head’ avd fall, is never failing; has been running ‘on binder’s and frank boards; the buildiogs and machinery are nearly new and in 00d repair; two thirds of on CHA ein io the article manu ured. Apply to CARBON 44 Bee Mo, FHOTOGRAPHISTS. WALL, BE 8sOLD AT A Low ears. irene ‘the Dry igure, Whitehuret’ lery, with stock and fixtures, the partes are leaving for Kurope Apnly. at 77 Malt rect, Richmond, Va; oF to B, ANTHONY, 36 Broadway, Dis es on 92 2 lc wa Mid 10 SOCIETIES OR CHURCHES.—FOR SALE CHEAP, ARERR RMR Aa tenant 8 BEM. ADanhre of Hs: TPO NILLINERS. FOR SALE. A MILMINERY | AND dressmaking establishment, with ae assorted stock, situ. ated in upper partof Bowery; rent low; possession imme. Gintely: stnre can be tis for an‘uniimited time. Apply at 103 Bleecker street. Agents need not apply. TPO MERCHANTS.—AMY MERCHANT REQUIRING, new safe of Herring's patent hy do well to callon JAS. ©. FLYN, velvet show eerd print i eee ptrie der th? Howard Hotel, or drop hin ‘hele and he will aiend. ie will sell ata great reduet $GB00 ride SEENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR AN AC. + tive person to realize a fortune. A small factory ¢ eplendid of for burning in the Kerosene or coal of! Jamp; itis a cash article and. protite lar; in great demand ell Over the eowmtry. “Address APB. box fi Heraid office. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. for sale and recipe for 47 YOR SALE—TWO LOTS AND HoUSHS 210 AND 212 k Cherry street between Rutgers and elham, exch lot 35.3 ae deep & fine site for improvement in front; now paying ion of the money can remain. Inquire of Tilos, H, i xenginoe 226 West Thirty-first street, from 9 to 10 ord to. R SALE A LARGE LOT OF ‘and express 8, of diferent Fr fo Thue eatin ak Sealey's expreas olice, corner of Twenty. seventh street and Fourth avenue, OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 103 RAST Tweilf.b street, Peay, Third avenue; contsing all the mo- dern_ improvements, lot 106 fest. Apply to a. W, BOLTON, room 2), Sky Bt ‘Broadway. Ro SALF—A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND ‘stone basement and two lots. Apply to. ALLEN, No 13 John street, ‘bagement, or to J. Fells, watchmaker, 63 Walker street. HE PERSON WHO WAS SEEN TO PICK UP A jady’s cambric bandxerchief, at the Monte Oristo ball, oa Friday, the 11th fost , will please return it to 245 West Thir- yn street and receive ts fall value, as itian giftfroma dear THE FIREMEN. AS THE Lae ete mapany No, 6 MEETING OF AMERICUS ‘8 Ss at ae ‘ine house on canenday er evenin sing, February 16, 1880, ir EW. *sacnbm, the ths Company as sta a eandiuate for e alec aieraae ‘MANDLEY, B, DUNLBY, Foreman, NEW PUBLICATIONS. an nen cnr RIL APPT LL THE PARTICULARS IN RELATION TO THE A rent Billisrd Mateh, will be found in the BILLIARD Coples gratis at Phelan’s Billiard Room, P, for Febros roadway, and at the office, 63 Aun street, vp U ‘Tenth street and { Pignmd La ne piace £25 4 y FOLLOWING tone’s Africa,” “Sp! are nearly all new # considerable reduction fre of fresh cop! sen. DOWLING, Bookseller, id Nassau street. cca dea iver spoon destiny and the mi law and equality aad liberty ot the the prison; man born Ingocent an Bera ess of poor men and industry of mil onaires 10,000 be Obegmars in ‘Now York smiling at the wietoan 9 res are its jong men and ot te of Bai at ee or ornate at HOLGER gallery oF the 0, and t house, the hospital reek ton ‘the lari SPORTING. 0G FOR SALE —A SUPERIOR FULL BRED LARG D Newfoundiand dog, eleven months old, for alo cheap at 0 Bayard street, \COTCH Paget Mh V Egh MONSTER. A RRONO Ao.—AlLthe eboice breeds at 29 F ee ae Butler's hd ta Bur igo cure and flea exterminair, 80 cents per ‘8 Dew work op the dog, teattfully iMidairated, YYAGHT WANTED. TO PURCHASE OR HIRR FOR the rummer months, a small sloop or schooner yacht, of from § 0 15 ‘Address, R lowest cash orice and where to be nen, 8. M. T., Herald Lita MATER AL rae ADVERTISER, HAVING RE. cently returned from a prolonged business engagement broad. during which Ume old acjnaintances have become fou toa very arent eee and now, havin formed a buat fy nega engagementin ng eae quaipieuice of some iaty, ‘with Siew ta tomatrhnony. She mast diaponition, coustl + 0 faton and efeustored tc geod souiatre Beane ect wa much af An ohjret an alaposttion eh ree oa eu thin world’s goo\4 to place both In good postion; is arout 2 eure Brae, mediun height end ime torn, "Ae he tm traiy sindare in ila matter’ auawere are culy deal fom neo Wha are we name, Addreee A, s, B,, box 100 Herald SOR SADE-IN BROOKIYN, ON WAST TRRMS, A three story and basement brick dwelling house and’ lot, in fne order, situnted in a desirable neighbor and within ten minutes’ {he principal ferries. Apply to KUET: RUF & TROPOLD, No. Beaver street, F% SALE—A BROWN MARE, 14 HANDS, EIGHT ‘oars old, free, fastand perfectly gentle; has been used jor the past six mouths both under the sxddle and in harness, Tnquire at the grocery store n¢ corner of #pring and Mac dougal streets, OR SALE CHHAP—A pooroR: 8 GIG, FOUR WHEAT. ed, in good order. be it SMITH'S livery and sale babies, t18'Ninth avenue, above Forty-second street. TANTED-A LIGHT SHIFTING Two SEATED WA. gon, in good order. Address, stating lowest cagh price, Dealer, Usion square Post office. AGEMENT, 020 BROADWAY, CORNER TWENTY: first street, to lei = r sreet, to Tet S96 feet, ts adit for a rat cae i ge oo room, billiard saloon evita tenant. TO PALO wat ‘aud others, EEKMAN AND Lei ‘OR STREETS.— Z Bus: Fn TO LEASE, THE Broadwey. Trou Stok A 5 Awad os. eckman street, extendin ding thr Sr ped hss feet to 8 2 suitable for a grocery, hard ber bistneea, Lotia very fight aud roomy, Apply 10 V AMES PRICK, doo tladeon se BOARDING HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR mb rooms; rent low, and location central; i be sold cheap, the owner'not belog able to attend io It, Inquire at 23 Bayard OUNTRY SEATS TO LET OR FOR SALP—A NFAT two story cont fourteen rooms, very pretily situated in the tawn of Westchester, ou five aeres of yround, or more if required, fourteen miles En the City Hall.” Location free from fevers and perte Also, @ new two story basement Bowen, next adjoining the above, containing eleven beanui ally En ‘on four acres or more of ground, with & coach rounded with fruit trees, pd ara wagon or. ldap, pe asi ly by steamboat, and, a jeloing the subseriver’s r Gace. “Inguire of JAMES CONN Ete 29 fheekaran street, (OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI dence, with a Gne garden, stable, &e., in Audubon park, 165th street, Hudeon river; very few country places compare with this ip beauty tnd convenience to the c.ty. Apply to HENKY W. JOHNSON, 90 Wailetreet. RNID HOUEB 70. LETITHE THREE STORY bagement and atte house, No.1 Abicgdon square, jornigaea f rat ¢) For particulars iuquire oa the premises, between Sond d orciock! URNISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE TO LEASE ON ‘Thicty fifih street, Murray Hill.—Handeome brown sione, English abemac pete ie Se parlora); ese ore ay. Rent oko: IK. TOWKEEND, 42 Pine sireet. aed URNISHED HOUSE TO LE’ A FOUR STORY brown, stone front English Bassinet house te Thirty second street, elther partly or entirely furnished. Will be let to a private family only for one or two years. For particulars apply (01.8, SUBLESINGRR & ANDERSON, 69 Pine st, URNISHED HOUSE, THRER STORY, WITH BAS. HF men, in Lesiogton afenue, near a inarbetret ob. imily only, Information given at SUHANFENDERG & LUIS, 100 Brosdw OUSE TO LETONEAR MADISON PARK, THE tnree sory English, basement house 47 Rast Tweaty- ihra atest, hort side; will be rented toe good tensnt._ Por- bornion given int ofMaye “Apply 10-0. G. BAL AM, PABER, 16 Wallstreet, OUBES TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—THE most cesirable four story first class brown stone front pouses 06 and. 57 Weal Twenty-third street, occcpled for the lant RH ‘$a a first clase boarding house. Inquire of Mra. LUDLAM, o the premises, OUSES 10 LET.—PIPTH AVENU® BROWN STONE, $1,500; Rleventh street, $1,800; also desirable houses on Bighihy Twelith, Pouriconibe Tweniy second, Tweaks ihlsas Thiety” ourth and many other streets. "Also gp enzid couatry feats, stores and factor! DINGLE & HOLDEN, No.9 Nassax street. OUSE TO LET—THE FIRST CLASS THREE STORY high stoop basement house, 147 Eaat Broadway, has bal- copy in front, nearly pew, in imeeapinie order, with all the modern itsprovements; rent $825. carpets and oiicloths thro house ‘o be sold. Inquire on the premises. T. 9 oF, 0-2: ROOMS 10 LET —THE UNDERSIGNED «if iiling up roms for the above Order in good style, over the Stuy veskot Insurance Company's oflice, 181. Bowery, to ready to oogupy abou, the nid lie of april ia which he has va- tabeles for , Friday and Saturday evenings Early jn cation a Ga! same is requested. For ter &e., ing aire SPWWAURINGBON: 181 Bowery: anit ‘ he Ried TO LET—OF THE STORE 8 GOLD STREET. are well Sabet, Inquire of CHARLES LOOK: Woon. (26 Chambers street. LACE OFFICES 10 LET—ON THE THIRD noe stone building southeast corner Tray ond Liber vy atreet fet to be ara ed to sult enants. + pane, 29 Wall atreet gap Seon roo 4 ‘rinity Building, 11) OW RENTS IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN—TO let, a three story and basement dwelling house, on Bergen etreet, near Pearsal street, but a step from the Fulton avenue arg, which run every fol mites. ten: SIG). Apply t0 GLO! PINCKNEY, 72° Wall treet, from ILA M. to PM. 'ASONIO NOTICE.—LODGE ROOMS TO LET, AT THE Masonic Temple, 430 Broome strec,, Inquire of A. CU- LOVELONI, in the atore, aad TO LET—s2 BROADWAY, OVER pee Fargo & Co.'s, on third and fourth floor. Rents, and pprarte, ‘The five offices now occapied by DD). Piel . > ay $800. Apply STANLEY & LANGDELL, ree: FFICKS TO LET—54 WALL STREET-ONE LARGE office on firet floor, in the rear; also, offices second. Ura and fourth foors.’ Apply to B, E- ANDENSON, 123 Nas- eau street, and to the porter in the building, ea Wail Sas © TO LET.—THE SPACIOUS BRICK eta brag ‘Third street, suitable for a private esta! lishment A et A M. a }, 61 Wall ortoD, VAN REED, 4 TEAM POWER AND ROOMS TO pepe yn or them 25x75, windows on tbree sides; also small rooms will be let low to ‘good tenants. ‘Any amount of steam wer po be had. Also for sale, a Pan uch plaving ie. Ap- ply toP. M. WILSON, 1 ce street. Gt™anx STEAM POWER.—TO LET, WITH OR WITH- out steam power, fine light shops, of ‘diderent suit sble for any mechanical business. Possession given Imme- Giately, without charge for rent up to the ist of May. Inquire of the engineer, on the premises, 14 and 16 Amity place (Laurens street), near Bleecker. 10, LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING house, replete with all the m Ue ay No. 42 President preet, berween Columbia. and a eres, bey LI. Apply at Arctic Fire Insurance Company, 2) 10 paeeeraastecachinaminaa tian boo igh oi oe Laie td Rutgers are fond gan business, ship for) hg? oe x, FHOMAS 5 Mironsock, SOCK, a Wiliam street, from 1 (TO, JET CAT LOWER RAVENSWOOD, L. I, OPFO- site Fiftieth street, a dwelling house aud cb iialngs, wits two acres of land, on the river, now occupied by Mr. Smith ison a dwelling house and eighteen sere land opposite. Can be reacbed by steamboats or sta; e day Snvulte st a@ Thige erenue, of UItAM MBBIET. TANTED—A SPAN OF HORSES (NOT MARES), WAR- ranted sound ond kipd in all harness, and well broken, tall, with long tale: beanty, not speed, soaght for. Addr gieungt heighih, color, qualiues and price, J. Y. Tost office. eMancias. UST BELMONT, BANKER, 76 BEAVER STREET, ie leuters of credit for travellers available in ail parta ‘through the Messers. Rotbschiida, of Paris, Lon ‘aplen, Vieuna and their correspondents, FOE SALE, OX BROOKLYN HFIGHTS—THE TARED flory brick house, No. 8 Willow street, near Middagh and Hilats tite mivulos! walk o€, Paltoe, ferry? Hea gas, pane: &c., and has recently been painted and prpered throughout it A superior manner. Inquire of JAMES CONNER & SONS, Beckman street. OR SALE, ON MURRAY MILI—AN ELEGANT FIRST ¢lass four story house in Thirty-fourth street, brown stone front, butt in superior syle, with every modern {improvement Lot ful nize: terms accommodaiing. Apply to WYLLYS LY- MAN, 51 Liberty street. OR SALE VERY LOW FOR CASH -THE FOUR story brick dwelling No. 135 West Thirty sixth street; hrs water, &¢.; niso 12 loleon Ninety-ninth street, near Fifi e. Appiyto RAY BROTHERS, hardware merobante, No. 8 Dey street. Onze oF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ptroiler's office. Cary eration property, to be leased at public auction. The cel copnected with the several public markets of the city, and also, pany, Jota, tenements and Peel to the city, will be leased at public uetion, at v Hath Panssday, March 3.1890, at One ‘M., for the term ‘of ve veare from the first day of May next,” Gxialogaen of the property to be leased, with tbe torms and conditions of sale, Mi the Comptrolers ofice. “By era hash Fi Comptroller. TOTICK.—THE bel ply ELECTION OF DIRECTORS of the New York and Virginia ip Company mn ‘be held at the offlee 32 Pree. Tuesday, March tween the Lours ot 12M. H. PASSLEY, patel belongiog OR SALE on BXOUANG-1N PART PAYMENT FOR shoute and Jot in New York or Brooklyn, 25 neres of desirable land with improvemenia, weli located, immedi- ing 8 flovrlshing Witlaoge in Wiseoasin, Sele gin the dest part of the state, on rallrokd route about half way be- tween Madison and Fond du ‘tc. For further partlow are ap ry ati66 Went Twenty fourth street, In the evening. Agents will not be treated with. DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR VACANT LOTS.IN New York city, several brown stone houses, located ia Twentieth street, houses contain all the moder improvements h Brooklyn will be exchanged, for impro gr vacant lols. Apply toTHOS: MAUFARLA ‘Tenth street, near Third avenue. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCH ANDISR—A valuable improved farm, lying in healthy town tu Towa, with « population of nearly 1,000. ‘The farm contains 130 acres of prairie and timber ber laud, with fing stream running through it on which are further particulars address Borgain, Goboken Post office. ne yOR Sere OR EXCHANGE—A rane OF SEVENTY ‘more if required, with country m0 at- inched esittated fn Suffolk county, |. in Awe built city house, jeatrably, ‘oxehuige. For particulars address, prepaid, box 1,95) Post office, Fe SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROPERTY— Two Brocka, anat front houses, Nos. LI By ot med tpiy'to dea PAGKS tet ga dling FO SALE OR TO LET—IN ONE OF THE pont DESI- rable Jocations venient very wely sejoin ues. The Bas lots ved proper! « ‘SONS. 13) tn South Brooklyn, and Wallaweet ferries, nad also to ths Fulton ferry line of Gerad a fa sh he maa red situated at No. 18 Haris a is and Uourt free, Por tera npn ead Rants street, N.Y. Ra RC RRIL "clock. OR BALK OR TO RENT—A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY seat, at lap mere stabi ghee my | rater nvenisaee tira prt Sein he ho ate ta fonkers, js HOB, J) Ste ‘ine street, New Ee ‘Park ee or SALR, TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYS ruperty~The fine brown stone house No. 18 Wi ide hth etrevt, near Seventh avenn: ony wo a kRON » Ba, AW, py) 30 Wyckon! street, WANTED S500, ON UNENCUMBERED REAL ES tate in this city, for two, or five years, at 6 perceut, Address K., id TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTG Herald office, $90.00 Fk2as Ox, nos, As on Rew York or Brooklyn, ‘Apply wW STRATTON & GRREN, } Bro: | DYANGRS MADE ON DI on DIAMONDS, ATCHES AND EAB ks alas a oars {oan office sigue abou the Opposite the way ae anne FIONIGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL, rater, advances money on diamond, watches, jewelry: the same for the highest and all ve iby. “2 - sap rivate office, 68 Nassau at., up mairs, roem fo wiretly confidential 4 ‘0 LET—IN TWENTY-TAIRD STREET, A FAW DOORS from Second avenue, an English baseiient house, with all piodern conveniences, to a good re le tenant. Tt will 8 et very low, Apply to A. LIV. NORTON, 19 Beekman (TO LET-HALP OF A DOUBLE CUPOLA HOUSE, Sed in with brick, with a garden of elght lot, ten miles fem the city, ‘Tremont, Waste depot, plan ‘youd, oc upled By inp. owper.cas persam, eect Thelecderste.” Uuexceptionnble references given and re Guired. "Por pardculareappiy at] Bowery, 1.89—THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE NO. 463 Broome street, near and west way, containing soa Seammacwi ait the, oder ta tapretemneets suitable Tabgarding honse; would be let for business purposes; etmation cannot be surpassed. Apply at 489 Broadway, cor’ ner of Broome street. 0 LET—IN HOROKEN, [N TUE BEST PART OF THE city, the floors, stores and basements in the three most ele- fant built four story brick houses Nos. 163, 166 and 167 Wi {ngton street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, Bi coutalns niue rocms, viz: one parlor, one sittiag room, four bedrooms, one dining room, one kitchen and one bath! containing at the same tme water closet and wnsbstant; gas ‘nd water ia on every floor, and every floor,lag its 0 #n' eas. ometer; each floor is 70 feel deep and 25 ree! are also 70 feet deep nad 25 feet wide, and . droge. jewelry or clothing business. The euie Bre 20 feet deep, and suitable for barber, haraessmaker, crockery und toy stores. 0 LET-THR MODERN THREW STORY AND sitie house, No. 5 Albion place, (414 Fourth street) ete with every convenience for 8 genteel famtl y FO fect, Lot 140 feet deep, wih. vine eibont the stable. Appl ly to A GRRIC —AT 500 BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE To tktAt ita Hotel & fine large show room front Also, its of rooms, wel artists, a milline cn the we premiees OF T° eae THE STORE x9, FOUTON St STREPT. sme WOODE # SAUNDERS. 1b Pulse street T= LET—FOR WORK SHOPS, &C., SEVERAL ROOMS in the house No, 18 Trinity piace, suitable for. ‘k bind- ere, printers, &c. For terms apply to J. R. CHILTON, 93 ce TE NO. oy RAIDEN LANE. 8. ANDRUS, AUCTION. fcpieat mare oy. sharing maclnen rage 7 ADVENCES MADE ON DIAMOND, on jewelry, &c., in sums of Aly Bits Naaaau street, 700 ma. Ni __._ WATOHES, JEWELRY, &0. ae PEARLS.—WE HAVE JUST RROEIVED AND + gh Sante J. A. SE OS rp DI IN BR HERR LEe |S Tote say oth FY & Ov. eta "New York. ro “TRAD! ae ae TO JOBNERS SS Oe, ee and F Ha Sretene yee im manutacter y, Tnteot and most approved pat Senarheg men a th ‘addition to the mplete asrertm a Wak yom GOLD AND and upwards. at of sigjoweley,,loaxeta 40 $f peices ry, 4) +") : yee RTHRS AND M os, Miawwonda and Jowelry.—A respanaty! party withea to aad ore oA et fell the above on Commission oF otherwise, location first elaga, Address \* ible, box 1,868 New York Post offles, fine orders rest niture for sale on 0 LET—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE IN Wert Fourteenth street, rent 81,400; on in Madi Entre eat Thirty My » St a? it Thirtieth street, near u brick do. tn Thiryninth sree near ‘Bia Sroaseene Sed, two Tour sory Bagliah 0 . in Thirty: Srect pear Second avenue, cach $179; one three story high hd — street, near Second avenue, with gus fsturen, 00. veral for sale io different parte of this city, Ap- Ply to suse Mca UIRE, & Seventh street, agement do, 10 Ponca pa. os Ha) New orks For rrogate’ 30N, Bu To casas LET—THE STORES NOS. 279, 281, 288, 285 and tas sus Soe. craes of corner of nses 127 A. cottage ‘and five acres of ground Al wo LR ‘Gaal “street, E Fy ‘Ouitendurg, between 12 and 1 o'clock. 9. LEr. LOFTS, STETARLE, FOR 4NY KIND OF BUSI- jo, 23 € rine etreet, pear Os Te 5 wilh preobnny vents to good tenan' a. Inquire at 269 ‘0 L¥T—HOUSES AND PARTS OF HOUSES IN DIFFER: rent parts of this cliy; several houses and re — ‘of Brooklyn Inquire of A. M. FANNING. 360 0 LET—-THE LOWE PART OF HOUSE KET treet, consisting of front aod buck parlor, freut oad Baek, basement, and ove room in allie. gas and Crotha water: From Dstement adapted tor a physic! tice. or at 26 Caibopine street amy to: ADR em aboee, 10 LET—TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, THE EN- Ure second floor, consi ing of front and tmek par! tod Kitchen attached, two bedrooms, five pantries; with lmodern inuproveiments, ges. stationary waahtubs, &c. "Tale on the premises 115 Hester street, between ayth airecta, [O,LEI—A FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN ‘tone front house, with eub-celiar and all the modern, tm provementa Mo, 2)"Raatthirty-ioth iret, between Lang land Fourth avcnueg, and carpenters slop aod. yard can be had elther ‘opetber, or an eacellems chance for any one the trade, Sine vt EDSON, i ate 486 Third, Ms yan eatate br between 85th and 36h ata, svete, TO LET—COTTAGE HOUSE NO. 2 WEST TWENTY- frat street, near Fifth avenue, to let or lease. Rent $400. 0 FETA VARY DESIRADLE, CORNER BASEMENT Broadway) ‘on the west side y, below Union elighble position for “Trat restaurant. Sigil position fora rat class ‘Apply wo JOHN ‘0 Lee. FOR Bremrass, SOCIET: LARi Li ye eee a, GB rooms, fronting 0 toed ore ND, 4 Bust ‘went of Broadway. Apply to JOHN & LET—AT CLIFTON, “STATEN ISLAND, T Cad five acren of land, ie deter = sand) able ita pemcman ear, Tae promie ae rr perfect order, ‘and {tfllsbed. with all the ‘modern improve. ments, range, and cold wae ac, and Apply oat Hicker gente Biaten Inland, of at 83 Mo. LETHE DESIR ABLE HOUSE NO. 14 WEST Hleventa street, south side, second house west of Sixth ave- avie? alco the collage houses, Now 14 and 23 Bovemh. avenue, se weet side, between ‘iweltih and TI ‘nirteenth atreets. Inises are very pleaganlly located and will be put in complete ts. Apply at 233 Washington street, be- order for gooo ten: u 2 and 4 o’c! it 4 psusas an tote for ani small a as onsale aliens farms, Iga ai ots for ste o at West Hoboken, ‘Olt Al to Heese Dy OL Wastlagion street Lioboken, Rede eo 10 LET ON FIRST MARCH—FOURTH FLOOR, IN house 10 West Twenty 80th arash containing Sve x00, with pos ‘an Croton “waite, to's small without children. Apply on the premises. Rent $11 per ‘cond floor of private house 110 West seventh ‘with all the modern improvements. Reat 10 LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE—NOS. 64 AND pune street. running through to Manhattan place, gi two fronts and affording good be let, 1 sol slice ately OF together. As this ae Duane street will jened io correspond with the street west of Broadway Inquire #! 29 Beekman street, of J. ‘0 LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—THE 8E- atreet, ne location is desirab! CONNER & SONS. ‘0 LET OR LEASE.—THE Ed Lesh, | Rog brick bul northwest corner of algo reels, suitable for a restaurant or twenty-one bedroom, “itdesined the Ganldiog? vil be pe enlarged and into splendid finished lofts, #1 SRerieeraring, oF almost any ober ‘busloens” Apply. 16 FTAMES H. THORNE, 9 Rilzabeth street, near Canal (0 LET OR LEASE—HOUSE AND STORE street. Possession immo: iutely, if required. ra inquire on the premises. LET ORLEASE-THE HOUSE, NO, 27 NINTH AVE. ue, situated on the corner of Ninth avenue and street, now ocoupied, and bas been for tem y ten iguce store, and pow doing @ first rate business; ge aaa USHER, JR. Hin Apely © ROBERT 10 LET OR LEASK—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THREE lots in Cherry street between Corliers yaad Jackson streets; said lots are 75 feet front and 100 feet ; they are weil lo: cated for a lumber yard or manufacturinggpurposes, They can be hired or leased tipon very favorable terms. Also, for sale, the house and lot 150 Clinton street, between ot sion streets. Yor particulars to: pire of A. ©. V. ITON, 718 Water street, from 9 to 12 A. LET OR LEASE.—THE ne — AND FOUR story brick houre, with basement and counter oe] oa the southeast corner of of Centre and ‘Duse streets, ‘occupied 8 grocery sore store for aa, good. & ora ‘as apy in the aty tor iat ttastiees itn fi ang a4 answer for Corgan or alarge GRAND particu pet are fort on my purpose. And, also, rom estabiiabed coai itr scales, dxtures, vee cay Xo JAMES Ae aga Cy Hall | place, room Ni 10. 4. feng eto lean is cae ets 409 or ); location first class; rent ties ao For sate, a neat house, store, £6. aS 00 oe Apply in the’store, 46 Third avent twins Ft M te LET OR LEASE FOR eo Accor AE ih LoTs at Corieara’ He frentey Corlears be occuy See omen wero oe Ure RINGS, 86 John si Front, South by the De Delaware and Hudson 0 LEASE—THE BELMONT HOUSE, AT NEW T Bri , airy and of May. Apply hton, which is probably the most healt Se ete ard copmains about iy ema “ila teer, abd Recommodations for 150 boarders. are two family ot, tages that accompany the ropes extensive views unsurpai fudeon. Partially furcimhed, The sceessibtl to this ety af all i boars s of families in makes it a desirable resort a pead here. For dotails eall on the undersigned. THO. J, SLEW SIT, No. 90 Pine street f° LEASE A FARM OP ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, on Flushing avenue, near Hill's road, Brooklyn, B. D.. with part or the whole of e dwelling, large barn ere aad bred stables atiached, suitable for a gardeneror COVE a PaLLade, on the premises, or to Mrs. WM. ERT, Busbwick 10 LEASE—A STABLE CONTAINING FIFTY STALIS with room for carriages, Ca, with entrance from Ath and Twenty-eisth streets and other printieees: also, the ad joining e dwelling house, 93 Kast Twen teed store furd aveoue. Inquire of G, W. BUSEERD, 407 Fourth avenue. TTOLEASEFOR, THREE YRARS. A FINE LARGE aweillag house, oceupying about ive Jote of ground: is plete vithevery modern convenience, and iu perfect order; fitarted cn the southerly eite of 125th sireet, secon coor trot Seventh avenue sighle inthe rear, Apply on the premives, or to8, B. KENYON, corner of 12ith street and. avenue, or to E. W. LEGGEY'T, 25 Pearl street. 0 LFASE FOR TWO YEARS-THE PREMISES NO. 127 Grand street, consisting of store, 26 by 48 feet, and eleven apartments in excellent order. The location ‘one of the best in the city, only 100 feet from Broadway. ne basement and store ure ‘oing & Oret rate business. "AYply to JAMES B. MoURE, 289 wa 0 RANT—IN BROOKLYN, THAT FIRST CLASS brown stone honse, replete with every convenience, Sted on Carroll plice, opposite Carroll parks unsurpassed for beauty of situation ene of access, being fifteen Piinagee rid from the Atlante; Wall and Fulton Street ferries party, the premises will be rented at a tha pul in the beat repelt. Apply io HOYT BROB., Fy ‘and BO Spence atreet 0 RENT (CHEAP—A THREE STORY BUILDING. suitable for manafacturing purposes, on Bee ira atante. Iofuke of B. RICHARDSON, 616 Bighth avenue. — Let, 1 THE TURSR STORY pope 7 DENTISES.—TO I RKB STORY HOVE » t, thous me Apply at 8 N Dobaw’s arta and Be Appl, ‘sup: pivatore EB Chatham square, coruer of IR COMMODTOUS ANDO 'D CON’ STORY attic hone 14 Wave oe Peery aotiock. “Apply to Ja,