The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1859, Page 3

uted according to the Jaw of mations, Talgn, whe assole "Ee" punting 10 &. proven TaRnot exocule ‘code. The pal code the offspring of tis own sovereign’s will, aa! public Ae must be paramount to local law in every ques. ‘ion where | jaw are in conflict. If Hanover would o wm legislative decree, forbidding her Peo) le to oral- =e on expatrinie themselves upon pain of death tu at would no} take away the right of expatriation, a attempt to exeoute such a law upon one who has alread: Decome an American citizen would, and ought to, be ma by yory prompt reclamation. Iduncver probably bas some municipal regulation of her own by which the right of expatriation is denied to these of ber people who fail to Cli d fale certain con ditions. Assuming that such a <a existed in 1861, and as ees, 0 that it was violated by Mr. Ernst when he came e question will then arise whether the ualawful- ration makes bis act of naturalization void, og Of Hanover, Lavewer no—cortaluly . He is an American citizen by our law. If he vio- Jated the law of Hanover which forbaie him to tranefer bie allegiance to us, then the laws of the two conotries are im conflict, aud the jaw of nations steps in to decide the quesuon upon principles and rules of its own, By the public law of the world we have the undoubted wight to aaturalize a foreigner, whether his natural sove. yeign consented to bis emigration or not. In my opigloa ‘tbe Hanoverian government cannot justify the arrest of Mr. Ernst by ebowing that he emigrated contrary to tno jawe of that country, unless it can aiso be provet taat the + of éxpatriation depends on the coaseat of (or a This lass proposition J ara sure no inh. THE SUSDAY TRAVELLING QUESTION. The Phuisdelphia City Raltroad Cars Stop- ped by the Mayor and Poilce. The city of Paiiadelphia is all excitement owing to the Bonday travelling question, and the matter is beginning to wear agerlous appearance. Tho clergy are preach- ‘wg against it, and the Mayor and police haye put a stop 40 tho running of the cars. On Saturday Inst the Soard of Directors of the Green and Coates Streets Passenger Rail- way held a meeting to determine on the course to be pur- eved in relation to travelling on Sunday. The following letter from bis Honor the Mayor was read:— Ovvick OF THE Mayor ov THB City OF PHILADELPHIA, July 16, 1859. ‘To THe PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE GRKEKN AND COATES SYKEETS PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY ComPANy, Gunrixmen—Cow plaint hus been made defore me in be- Balt of the congregation of the Green street Methodist Epweopal charch, located in Green street, above Teath, ‘Uhat op Sunday last their religious observances were dis: turbea by the moving of the cara on your passenger rai!- way, end that a like annoyance is anticipated on tae com ing Sunday. ‘tne arrest of one of the drivers of your cars on last Rondsy, when the allcgation that the driving and rua- ning of @ railway car on that day was, under the cir- cumstances of the case, a breach of the peace, took piace ‘on the reagonable expectation that the legality of Fon arrest‘would be forthwith submitted for judicial deter- mination, which has not, however, beea dove. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, ia their exposition @i the act of Assembly of 1794, have decided that the ropning of public conveyances on Sanday is thereby for- bidden, (10 Harris 113, Jobngon vs. the Commonwealth ) The Court of Quarter Sessions for the county of Phila. de)phia, in the construction of the eame act, bave adjuged ‘thet “the worldly business prohibited by that statute may be carried on without disturbing a neighbor, or ia any wey attracting public notice; end in such cases, althougn the law is violated anc its penalty may bs exforced, no Dreach of she peace nor disorderly conduct can be charged upon the offender; but if the business traneacted be of wuch @ character as to disturb the quiet of the neighbor- , oF of an individual neighbor, or be carried on in we vicinity of a place of worship so as to disturb those nszembied for religious purposes, it would be a misde- meanor aud a breach of the public peace.” (1 Pail. Rep. of Leg. Int. 460. The Commonwealth vs. Teaman ) My duty is to cbforce the laws of the commonwealth ee they have been expounded by its judiciary. I chereiore ask of you ag law abidiog citizous that you refrain from apy ettemp’ to run the cars of your company ov Sunday, until the same shall be sanctioned by the de- cision of the Proper tribunal. Very respectfully, ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor of Philadelphia. Some discussion arose on the matier, and it was fiaally determined thatthe carg should not commence ranning ‘until one o’ciock im the day, and that after that hour they ehould commence running from Oak street to Fairmount. ‘The following circular was also distributed among the em- ploy és of the road:— fo THE SUPERINTSNDENTS, CONDUCTORS AND DRIVERS OF THE GREEN AND COATES STREEIS PHILADELPHIA PasseNGER Rattway Comrasy:— The Board of Directorg,on the applicatioa of a very large number of citizens reeiding on Green and Orates as ‘well as other streets of the city, having determined to Tun & portion of (neir cars on the Groen aad Cortes street brench of their road on Sunday, during @ part of the day, i ie hereby strictly enjomed— 1. That tbe drivers eba!! not pres any church or piace of ‘worebip at a gait faster than a waik, and thas etrict care thould be taken by both conductors aad drivers not to in- ‘errupt or cisturb in any way the congregations or mem- bere thereof worshipping {n such places, 2. The conductors shail pot permit any disorderly or intoxicated person to enter the cara, nor allow any noire or distarbauce of apy kind. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. Pursuant to this notice the Green and Coates Streets Company siarted a car from their depot, at Fairmount, ebout one o'clock, when the policemen faterfored and promptly arreeved the driver and conductor. Tne second car started a short time afterwards, and was aieo swpped by the police. The superintendent then made his ap pearance and agreed to discontinue the running. The ar- rested partics were taken before Alderman Hatchinsoa, snd heid for a bearing at eleven o'clock on Monday. The following is the letter gent by Mr. James Cooper to the Mayor, in reply to the letter of the latter:— JuLy 16, 1859. ‘To mm HonoravL8 ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor OF THz CITY oy PRULADELPHIA: Dear siz—Your communication, bearing date of the ‘bth inet, informing me that complaint had been made «jn behalf of the congregation of tho Green street Motto. dist Episcopal church, located in Green, above Tanth treet, that on Sunday last, their religious disturbances ‘were disturbed by the running of the running of the cars of the Green and Coates Street Philadelphia Passenger Railway, and that a like annoyance is anticipated on the coming Sunday,” was duly received and reepectfully con- aidered, Your communication likewise states that the arrest of ‘one of the drivers in the employment of the company was wade on the ground that the running of @ ratiway car on Sunday “was, under the circurstances of the cage, a breach of the peace.” I have been instructed by we Board of Directors to say,in reply to your communica- Vion, that in rupning ® portion of their cars on oue branch of their road, on Sunday last, nothing was further from their intention than to disturd tho congregations having eburches or places of worghip on the route of their road, ‘or to commit a breach of the peace. On the contrary, it was enjoined on the superintendents, conductors and drivers that the cars of the company should not pass any burch or place of worsbip faster than a walk, aad that strict care shouid be taken not to interrupt or "disturb in ‘any way the congregations worshipping in such places. Jt was aleo evjoined upon them not to make or permit noise or dieturbance of any kind, and since then, written instructions to that effect have been placed in the hands of each driver and conductor, and put up in every car. [have tilzo been directed by the Bourd to say, further, that while ‘tbey have been instructed by their counsel, that the orderly and peaceab'e running of their carson Sunday is not a ‘Preach of the peace, they aro neverthelcss disposed, Mnrough respect for you personally, a8 well ag Obiet Mag: strate of the city, to defer to suggestions, cuatained ja your letter, so far as not to permit their cars to be run, unt after the expiration of the morning service in the several churches. The Board algo desire that I should avail myself of the opportunity which the reply to your communication affords to state, that they would regret to do any act at ‘variance with the views of any largeand reepectable class of their feliow citizens, except at the call of what they Eupposed to comprise a vast majority of the public. The Board has no wish and no intention to disturb the public Peace, nor to do anything that would be likely to prove subversive of the public morals. On the contrary, while they aro tho advocates of to'e- ration, they are at the same as much the friends of public order, ‘sound morality and enlightened Christianity as any of the few who have denounced them. Thanking you for the disposition you bave evinced to diecharge the duties of your office with courtesy, I beg leave to subscribe mynelf, yours reg city AMES COOPER, President Groen and Coates Streets Railroad Co, On the hearing of the case on Monday, one of the polica tostifled that the people in the car were orderly and quiet; ‘4 no bells on the horses; Iheard no more noise than there was a large crowd; I can’t say what col- lected the crowd; there was no rioting; tho act of running wos against the ordinance of the Sunday law; I heard no quarreiling. Mr, Hirst ingisted that the witness should state what the conductor was doing which constituted a breach of tne peace. Tho witness replied that “it was a violation of the orainance.”” Anote from Mayor Henry was exhibited, which in- structed the Chief of Police to La ‘ent the passage of cars through the bails up portions of the city, as such running fe necessarily a breach of the 16 peace. Sergeant Orr, having been ‘sworn, testified as foliowe:— I directed the arrest of the conductor of tho first car yesterday; I was standing in front of the drst car, before the horses; a gentleman made his apy nce on the front plaiform and gaid ho would like to eee the man who would arrest him; I told him I would arrest him; he said he was tho conductor; this was at Twenty second and Coates etrects; the car was stopped at the time; I was one of ihe pergons who stopped the car; the driver went away like a gentleman; the conductor wanted to 800 my war- rant; I told him one was not necessary; he was the only men in the employ of the company who was not orderly fo far as I saw; theo wero nobel 08 the horses; there were two belie, pers, on the tongue. Croes-examined by Mr. Hirat—I had no warrant; m: eter was my wartant; Tam the judge of what isa = Lae T was tola by my lieutenant on Saturday ni! the cars; eae cheered as they went a the station house, they afterwards sang something the tune of “Old Hundred, ne ? which was a] ‘late under the circumstances; this “noise was afer tho car was stopped; thore was no noise oF disturbance at the time. < etopped the car, excopt the cheoring among the pas- vpriee that * peopte became an; sdmit that under the mw wor Ino the driver ‘na 4 no, but certainly not to # criminal p.*osecutien, Mr. Hirst ‘cited sevoral cases to prove that “te mere following of a harmless odcupatioa spo the Sab."@th did net constitute a breach of the Mr Price tai t.°° defendants wore charged with follow: Ing w worldly oocnpe M weg Gnd the question now is whothor Shere wae a breneh (°° He posse wigh it. Hh was tae Touducta,” might be lable fag tp that ey " actor Bad onenty defied thats, oe this does not censtitute 2 Grose of tho facie case had been made out. iret contended that if he ne pursuing # quiet worldly business, aud somebody else cheered when Le was disturbed, he could not be ‘4 A tcepoanibie for the Roite. somebody hed cheored yesterday wea the Alderman was doing (a2 ilegal act of bearing a cite on the Sabbath, would fie (the ee be respontnle for it? The ides ate Mr. H, could geo vo dis tinction between running 2 car and a hackney coach on Sunday, and certainly tuere was none beiwoen running & eeengor car and a car on the Germanto va Railroad, or Bote ‘on the rivers. Will you torture the Sanday lnwa 0 as to make every man a participans in a breach of tae ace who reads a bewspaper 00 Moaday . whica every- Boay knows is eet up upon Sunday? ‘The mere startling of a car is nata breach of the peare, and there would have been no breavh of the poace bad it not been for the unwarrautabdle intecfercuce of the au thorities, Mr. Price and he bad oftea riddea past cuarohoa upon Suaday, and neither of them had thought of com. — @ breach of the pa: rst coucluded by po that if these sumptnary aan were to be enforced in all thei retrictness, they would ve as intolerable as the Maseachoset’s lave, which evory Monday iworpivg punighed half a dozen amorous hus. bands for kiesing their wives on Sunday, aua the eifsct wWonld be digastrous to tho cause of Chrietiaaity. ‘The Alderman esid that the case was too important to be hastily decided, and he would therefore reserve his deciaion until 11 o'clock on Tuesday forenoon. ‘Accordiugly, at the appointed hour the magistrate ren dered bis decision, holding the defendaat to ant wer ia th> sum of $300 0 the charge of a breach of the peace. The defendant, by advice of counsel, declined to cater bail, and a commitment to prison was made out. ‘The cago will, however, be taken to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. ‘There was a large crowd in attendance to learn the ro- Bult of the affair, On this question the Ledger suys:—The question whether the cars shall run or not on Sunday io the city, as out of it, bas been brought to a speedy issue by the do termination of the Mayor yesterday to siop them. Early in the day lerge numbers of persons a+sembied to take the Green and Coates streets oa bat two cars only had started out when the drivere were arrested for a broach of the pesce. This action ¢x.ited the indignation of the crowd, and a@ real breach of the peace would have oc- curred but for the prudence and forbearance of the com- papy. The ppecle assembled told ove of the directors to say the word, and the cars should run in eplte of the forts to stop them; but, acting for the company, the di- rector to!d them that they would gudmit, as good citizens, to the authorities, but would teet the legality of the acts of the Mayor aud bis police. This quieted the crowd, but by no means diminiched the feeling, and the Mayor’s action was very strongly condemned. The whole question of the right of the public in this matter will come up now before the Supreme Court, and we hope that on will leave no point of ‘t left in ambiguity or doubt. It is a or tion affecting the civil rights of @ large part of the po, tion of cities, and they wish to know whether the ald their civil rights on the game terms of equality under ex- isting laws as other citizene do. If they do, then there should be uo interferense on any pretext with the enjoy ment of them. If not, the fault must be in the existing lawe; and the public opinion which makes laws can have them jest what they want them, and what, under our constitution, they should be—equal ia their action upon «ll classes of the community and oppreseive to none. A BERMON ON THE QUESTION. An immense concourse of people assembled at the church of Rey. Jona Chambers, on Sunday sf{ternooa, to Viaten to @ eermon ageinst Sunday travel. ‘The sp: said the subject for their consideration might be aaid to be whether the city railroad corporations had aright to veto the laws of Jehovah. He had great respect for the editors ahd conductors of the secular prees of our city, yet he thought they showed a lamentabie deficiency ia Biblical lore by the way in which they bad recently spoken of the Sabbath. The Sunday papers were denounced in the strongest terms, a8 being the most scandalous sheets, and their proprietors ag the enemies of the Sabbath and reli- gion. The friends of the Sunday travel movement had based their argument in its favor on the ground that it was necessary for the benefit of the poorer classes, who could by this means cbtan the freeh air, and thus recruit their strength after the inbors of the week. He would suggest to these philantnropists the propriety of running their cars from six to nine o’clock on throe evenings of the week at aif price for the beneilt of there poor men, and by this menus the desired and could be sccompilehod capitalists wanted to do eomething to tion, let them balld houses in suse localgies and in such a manner ag would furnish them wi'h the comforts en- joyed by the richer clasees, and rent them at a rate which Would pay them six per cent, instead of fllen per cent, which was now the case in many ingiances. He felt proud of our city, which deservedly had the re- putation of being one of the faett in tho world, The members of the Continental Congress, tho framers of the copetitution, and the immortal Wasuiogwn took the Bible for their guide, and all respected the Sabbath. The speaker deplored the tendency of the times to tho dese- cration of the Sabbath and the increase of intemperance in our city, LETTERS TRAVELLING ON SUNDAY. A gentleman at Princeion, in this State, addressed a lotter to the Postmaster General to know if a letter mailed on Saturdey couid be allowed to stop over Sunday by ad- Greesing tho requeet on the envelope to a postmaster. He has received the following answer:— June 29, 1859. Sim—In answer to your note of the 28th ‘instant, I have tO inform you thet if a letier is placed in the post oflice with the direction upon it,/*T0 le ove? on the Sabbath,” the postmaster at the mail- ing cfilce would no*doubt respect such direction; but the letter being once posted, under envelope, to its aderess, would not again be seen until it arrived at its destination (except when obliged to paas through a distri- bution ‘flees, ‘and, of course, any such direction would bs of uo avail,’ At distribution offlces, where the mails hayeto be bandied generally with great despatch, it is very doubtful whether such direction would be regarded, although if not Uren it would be proper for the post- master toobey lem, Veopexiinily, your obedient ser van! HORATIO KING, To ———, Princeton, N. J. The gentleman who fought the information, explaing his reagons as follows, in the Presbyteriane:— Such a case as this sometimes oocurs: On Saturday morning @ man wishes to send off a letter on a two days’ journey. It perpYexes him to think that one of these days will be Sunday. This letter is too decidediy a representa. tive of himself, and to analagous to a servant or agent, for him to feel no concern at its journeying oa the Lord's day. Or, at least, his letter will add too much of a frac- tion to a mass of letters which in Iegielative minds ron. ders the Sunday mails a necessary institution. At the fame time he cannot weil wait and let it travel ou Mon- day and Tuesday. He will be satisfied if {3 travels on Saturday and Monday, and rests somewhere on Sunday, TuE ATLANTIC AND THE MEDITERRANEAN.—The Bay of Biscay and the Mediterranean aré to be united, and 1,200 miles to be saved, by s great canal through the isterior of Spain. Startling as this announcement may be at first to our readers, it is nevertheless true. The project bas received the sanction of the government of Spain, and the Queen, by her royal proclamatioa of March 28, 1859, has granted to its projector, Mr. Charles Boyd, of Barnes, Surrey, two years to make the neces- rary preparations for carrying it into effect. This gigan- tic” work, which ig designed for the purpose of shortening the passage of shipping to and from the Mediterranean and the ports of Northera Eu- rope by more than 1,060 miles, will be 285 miles in length, 840 fect wide and 30 fect deep—availa- bie for vessels of the largest and most unprecedented di- oe m will commence at Bilbao, on the coast of Biscay, and, proceeding through tho Cantabrian moun- faiba ead the oniley of Ebro, and passing by Saragossa aod Fatella, will fall into the Mediterranean at the Bay of Alfaques, in Catalonia. The cost of this enterprise hag not yet beem ascertained, but it is almost certain that a large portion of the expenses will be borne by the Spa- nish government, and 0! ently a ‘OOM paratively small amount of Capital will bo raised in England, while the revenues arising trom the tolls upon shipping and for right of way will be immense.—London Illustrated News. LOsT AND FOUND. Mare ee OSE OR BTOLES.. THE FOLLOWING WERE mini at Houston, Texas, peice the 20th June last, directed to the ve — Four United Staiee boade fs" (tesan tndematy), N on, 2,005, 6, .%8, each for $1, coupons attached, in- juding the aid gre let July inst, Check No. 747, Robt, 8. Neighbors, States special Indian Agent, Brazos Agenoy, dated 169, on Assistant Treasurer, New York, favor () eae rs rd, and by him eodorsed to a Vso tat and oy B. A, Shepherd to,the uederigned, for $1,200, ‘Dra Grocabeck, June fh on David Be Paige, at Rae endorsed to the un *Grlaioal Chosk No. 782 Bank of Hamburg, 8 po C, dated April be o, 1680, cn a Bank a Ee favor &. Ward, by bim en- Barnes & Turner, and id ne A snares to the under for $200. gues a : e eh of Bank Of tha state of Misaourl, Chit e reden a are re canton \st circulating or putt id bonds, Cetin are under eng" of a ‘be pald for their delivery 10 J. H, BROWER & OO., 45 1 outh street. Disa MONDAY rar poe 18, ‘fom Thing: I wee and aa 1 trenuey between Thy SHaiesherne tat O8T—FROM 110 SULLIVAN SIRERT, A LAaGs ‘Turkish ro; Jon, early two yards dark blue groan, with palin figure ps hints Draer: chintz nevera’ will be paid for ite resove Zarestoh reapecdng it, grief gio’ D gates pene TH, A DADE, Pap at] leave it at Fit Se will bo $e rewarde( wit are sa YA rence er See m (DAY, JULY 18, 1889, IN SPRING, © ae he ee Ba ib Rt Tot Ay if more thea ‘for ite tatrinsic value. Merge. Ma ato pay for by silat at os “O8T—BANK BOOK NO, 183933 ON THE BOWERY i Sat doe ‘The ander will please returo i to the pe peers THE BAST RIVER, JOLY 19, OPPO. roy’ pay net Beans brunt Fone jo peg ap (etd NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1859. 3] FOR SALE. ee eS A‘ wapuracros®, NOW DOING A LARGE BUSINESS, the real coulis, ew or country » Appy to PEED & OOLB, ‘alton areouhenger™ (BS OF BARR OHANOB FOR AN AMBROTYPIST.— finest tn the 1 Jong and Aes fe Pier reas MEROFIES, DAGURBRRBOTYER, AND PH pore’ ith bewut.t ‘case, for vale at AY and Ta. ay tor wy poly ios to ARTIST, ry Broadway, our ern pic, ort oro tt a = fal cu sand ae 4 Pax D DINING SALOON, BAR AND FIXTURES. with lease. for alo very © rent po he owner leaves for Burope on soo mint of pealthi Dal b; porsersion immediately. Apply JONKS & REILLY, ot ana i i ai la ll DINING, OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON FOR A. ‘nole—handsomely fited up; three years’ lenuo; reat very low; & great thoroughfare; entrance on two streets; cheap for cab. Address A. » box 192 Herald ollice, Ae OLD RETABLISH¥Y | BOTT! store for sale, wih ® good run of cuslomere, and now 10'2 ance to make money. Wili be sol oe Soarguin ty Speiytos ub the alore 34 Newark avenue, Jersey ye ARERY AND OREAM SALOON, ras CENTRE OF the city and mout fashionable neighdorbood, For partizu- Jare addr Pp. Bake, box 150 Heraid office. NOTTON Fs TORY FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP, TO J elene sn exlate; new, modern machinery, 00 live » ct ral. Toad. ample water power, capacity 0,000 yards weekly, In good working order and in a pleasant village BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, ‘81 Nassau street, D® STORE FOR SALE ~INQUIRE ON THE PRE ioises, Ko, 2 Weat Srosdway piace. (Laurens street ) (OR SALR—TEE LEASE, STOCK AND FURNITURE the Farmers’ Hotel, 141 Cedar sireet. The reason for sellin g ia the proprietor ie going fo warepe, and. canna sited ee. uF peda at iors 124 OHA! BOX, on the pre- mises, OR BALE—A DINING BALOON, WITH A LEASE OF "five youre, with steam boiler and table, and al! fixtares Sppertainirg to the buaiuess, all compiete and in good coadl tn, and one of the beat jocsiions in we city. Inquire at the Cenizal Restaurant, corner of Grand and Centre streets, B SALE CHFAP—THE 8£0CK AND FIXTURES OF a candy store and ice cream saloon, doing a good business; low rent. Yapoly at 83 Houston atreet. OR BALE_ THR GOOD WILL, 6TOCK AND FIXTURES of @ bardware store in the ‘lower part of tha city; hae been establiched len years; now doing wholeasie reia!l busl:eta, 2 ny person having capital will flud this a fine epperinnity to, start bueineng on & sure founcatioa. "address Post office, stating where an interview can be hed. Ealintschory reneone ghee lor telling. POR GALA WHOLREALE ASD BETATL LIQUOR store, With elock and fixtures, established for the last teen, yen. apply on the premises, {6 Rowers t iret ot of JORN BELL 9 @ retail liquor store octn Yor sale, ecracr af now Bowery and Roosevelt a QO BALE—A NBATLY FITTED OP TEA AND COPSER aloe. A good ce for & nusiness man with a euall capital, Apply to A. B. OPH & OUMPY, 276 Greenwich sret, corner of Warren, POX SALE THE OLD ESTABLISHED DINING, BAR ne bills ealoon, having been Kept se such for five years, und doing & good caah business. ouly on. ge- count of oiber busisesa Come ‘nd Jug for Joursatee No Objection to whe two horses in part payment. Price only $1200 Inq cire at 383 winthavence. Will sell on reasonable terme on the premizes POR SAUETA PARTAY BAKERY AND COFFS f house, The promsal ownee.i¢ entig io into other business. ‘or rariiculars apply on the premises, 90 Veuey stres tite, Washingten Warket > a {OR BALE-A WHOLESALE AND RELAIl, LQUOR = store, with stock aud fixtures, and a five years’ lease, com menacing from Mey last, situated on the southeast corner of Forty second street and Hleventh avenue; convenient to Wee- hawsen ferry, Apply in the store. OR Aorepetee ls Ome an ENGINE AND a: the above chea| to put BUIS & BULELEY, Saugerties, Ni iad WOR SALE A, BILWARD saLoon, WITH THREE slate bed tables, of superior make, together with Oxtures sliunted tn a good location in Williamsburg. For further par. ficulars foquire of AnCHIBALD PHILLIPS, Jr. corer of avenue C and Righth street, N.Y. qo SALE—THER BTEAM PROPALLER M. M. CALEB, AND OHE’ or! a og puulltp Philadeiphia in 1867, of the beit maierial, and ie now in perfect isnow’ used for towing in the bar- dor, for essh | For farther Said propeller will be sold aay particulars inquire of the captain on board, a6 a 44 North river, or of CV. CLARK & OU., No, 5 Goenties all Bohveen a SALE—TER BARBER SHOP N».5 CATHARINE atreet. A good chance for a good barber, Fo Se SaLE—A RIBBON FLUTING MACHINE, Wite two eizea of fluting rollers; 1¢ quite new; cost $100; will be sold cheap. Apply to J. SCOTT, 29) Broadway, up stairs. Ko RSALE—A DINING SALOON AND REATAURART, in one of the best locations business. weil fitted u; tn tr rate orders Jong lense and dings good wade Tihs ‘best bargalas ever offered” apply lo M FRANCIS. 429 Broad wag corner of Howant aro (OR SALK—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, THAT WALL known andKesirable hotel, the Wyoming, 333 Greenwich street containing eisty stx bed, rooms, parlors, &.; billiard saloon with three new ; the house ia well furnished and doing & good business. Inquire on the prem: W. OuszA, Proprietor, OR SALE.—STOVE BUSINESS FOR SALE, IN AN excellent jocation, stock between $3,090 and $4000; done ee pre coe eae sure enc ence preees lent. Sausfactory ‘an SESE nia dae, BG SALF—THE 8TOOR, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL of one of the oldest tea stores tu ponineas. jor ‘Bolling deatic id Wie rane eu Duce cash customer Beed apply. Address Tea and’ Co! Herald oflice. OR SALW—A SPLENDID BAR AND LUNOH KOOM, weil established @ertrable lease. Must be mediately asthe owner it obliged to go to Surope, Apply to@, W. MARKHAM, 104 Broadway. OB SALE—THE LE SB, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a large rite and retail liquor store, in the best bust ie Fourth ness locaticn of wg well dited up and doing a good b GAFFNEY, 505 Grand street OR SAUE_THE REFRESHMENT, OYSTER AND indy #tand, on the Cleary Guard plonic to Oliffwood, on bosrd fhe Alice Price, and bios e calis at the different landings, At &}g o'clock A. MC, ‘ou the 25h inst. F ‘or furtuer particulars call at 38 Frankf fort etreet, A bariencer wanted for @ liquor store. Cail ss above. j\OR BALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIX®URES OF the shoe siore 107 Fulton avenue, Srooklya; one of the best a mien the neighborbood, cr wouid take & parwer. apply Io the store. Fer SALE OBEAP—THE STOUK, FIXTURES AND ond will ot ot 8 grocery ‘and liquor store, on the corner of irmfogbara dln twee, togetyet wi horse and wean nd five 3 years? lease. Inquire at 139 Madison etree OR SALE CZEAP—THE STOCK, ee AND Jease of a first class corner grocery store, be businees location; the oply poaiive reason ‘for selling ts the proprietor having other bussiness attend For terms apply at Johnson's wining Saloons, corner of Nassa and Liberty streets’ panes —A WHOLESALE HOUSE, DOING A Ta ee a bed jual cusiomers, desires to sell out, The new. _ an tg rarely occurs. Good reasons for selling. ard ware, Expreas oftice. E{CINL FOR SALR—RXCELLENTLY LOCATED DOWN own, cheap, on most iberal accom: ig terms, Ton Jeane, fully, _forulahed, doing & large b erro fand $10,000 yearly can De me IGGS & SOUTHWIOE, 81 Nassau rtrect, POTTERY, FOR, SALE OR RENT—FORMER UY OOOU- ed by William Young & Co,, in Trenton, N. J's of & inter ope onde Dunivees for the Breper a = he ere vas tame. Address James Yates, Trenton, N. OATENT FOR SALE—OF A VERY VALUABLE INVEN- tou of great ough demand and necessity, ytelding lar profits, very cbeaply gct, 7, and in which a véry sxfo and orative business can be don BIaGs & SOUTHWIOK, 81 Nassau street. LUMBING AND GAS FINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR sale.—An a Cg et, for ® young beginner to Sommence buniuess A good stand of nine years’ standing, with a full siock of everything pppertaining Wo the business, wgether with the tools, good will and fixtures. as the owner the Ce Address Gas iriver, Herald office. .— Agents need not apply. (ING ENGINE AND BOILBS, SUITABLE ae hoisting heavy pearly new, and io com; on ronning order, For sale cheap by PEYT@E & W: 228 South atreet. Gera SECOND HAND SAFES, WILDER'S AND BES. Ta'apstente; also, two jewellers, safes forjsale cheap, at 9S FOR SALR—THE STOOK, FIXTURES AND will of ita’ furnish! 4d $200. rot ito pov urilag wor, sow og 300 Wine BUY THE STOCK, FIXTURES, TOOLS and good will of an old established as fiting estaD- ment and lamp msnu‘selory; owner bagoiter busiuess and must sell, Apply way, up x OWRS & CO. 'e stands in the city of New York for a public Bese, situate on the line of So Reehareapereivay, commeing ahouse, stock and fixtures of See ei jase barroom, no Shibga good business, patronized by geplarees en of ike fallsbadt Goutral Parks dey Re. Grotnd rent $100. ‘The Pan sbating pond le within ab) fect of the place, “Inquire on $2 HOO .207 FOR, SALE, 24:6x100, VARY OAM KP 6 ¢ Well located on Tenth avenue, near Thirty fb About one half can wh aad & good investment, being in an tpn emmmmbeate 2 eee on 81 Nasaan street, 2, 500.2 S02 LIVING BOF NOT 4 FoRTONE ons. done px: jusivel: for cua, and. payia will be reas uh eine aad pari " en, ry sou eaat Seneca ___STEAMBOATS. FEERROON, BOAT TOR, TORKERS, ar AY ieavoe the pict fookot a O'a100k, to ‘at Obristopher a ‘SL Naasau sireet. pat REM PRL FoR EW EURy, aay, airs M. saturday, a Tencon; Con ee 110A. M. Leaves geonn ort i, al 10-4. ML Gunny, 24, ati Ps SESE i@LAND Foeenns ATRIMONTAL.—A LADY or Goon AD “ADDRESS AND hose net aaa for a congenial apirity, ay mi weet wiih S by mid ‘armen. y ve rin ron Pout ollce. Hivan@ se 30; mad fe wished a ar *Cisge money SALES OF RE. Rea ESTATE. OOUNTRY SEAT OF 2 Acem. New MODERN hones 08 ape vines, monies rage Tee na i es pavtivulare eddress address to Herald office. 5 casey amon MEF WITHA ¥EAT TWO in tate, Well stocked with choke Flt nad araamental eee oe ub peer meerers caper. ty Lop wets gt, a the corp jOUNTRY SEAT OF FROM TWELVE TO FORTY 6 Budeon, wanied immediately, for cash; preferred; location mis: be Bealihy and uling, good, ‘Nc ne but principals need DINGEE S ROLDAN, No. 9 Naan street. Fo ALE—A FARM OF 17] ACRES OF RIDGE LAND intles from New Y: no wee land, an Slag aE commands’ s view of Le Lon end ‘ownd for twenty nies ite a capital fost tures, 0 pr crates! Price’ r ar EB OFT ilam sirect, in ine basement oa SALE—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT brown stone Bouse on Lexlogiou avenue, Part of the pur cap remaic on bond and mortgege, and Mquore ip bord will be taken in pr rt parment for ba‘ance. A four st ry Taement houee on Kast Thirty third street. ond @ firat clvsm }ouse corner of Filth svenae and Thirty eighth street. Apply 0 JAS. B. VAN @LERF, 720 Broadway. OR SALE— COUNTRY SEAT OF ABOUT 27 ACRES in the lownship of Bhrewsbury, Mommonib oounty, NJ. on aged from the village of "Fed Henk. Good bostiog, bathing, fabing and gunnin, Oynter beds and facilities far & inet peat hae Wa a oDOR eee Fee SALE—A KARE CHANCE—THAT LARGE LOT, rat and res, 55 Spring sireet, 1g LE. ke, 26 foot £ cent can remaio {or yeara on mort anee. ete au Mr DECKER, No. 1 Marivn sireet. (OR SALE. THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE. BIGH mg Weat Twenty second street. near Fifth aven (em all ihe wodern eaproreasente; bull by days work ot 2bat00; house GD ict deere ‘Apyly MAKE L&VY, 2 riberty street OR BALE OR EXCHANGE-—FOR UNINCUMBERED vacant lots, a new bouse, with ull the modera improve- Rents, on five lite of groand, in one of the most desirable lose 19a ib brooklyn, together with the household furniture, if tired. ‘The whole va ued at $14,000; mortgaged $5,000. wou pay in cash or take mortgage for any difference in value, orees for 0) . B., box 1,082 N. ¥. Post office, (OR BALE OR TO LET-. ha BRICK HOUSS I¥ SEVEN. Beth steet, with the sd, betweea Vhird and Fourth avenues, Croton waier, ratant gas to the bourse) it sommands a fixe view of The cliy nod an catended view of tbs Gents! Perk and surrounding eony. Apply corner of Third avenue and Scvexty-eeoond etree! JouN CALLAGHAN, BR RALE OR TO LET, AT CARMANSVILLE—A A Sew house, $4 by 40, with extension; contains all the m improvements; well and sudstantially bulit on garden, Ac: with fine view of the river. |For particala pe ad Paes SILLIMGA, corner of Broadway and Twealy. PORSEHED COUNTRY PLAC TO EXOBANGE FOR city property ;ouly eight miles from New York, oo the jine of the Xew York and Erie Railroad, contsining about forty acres of lund. ‘Tbe building consists of a two story frame house, fled in with brick, furnishes wita all the modern im- rovementa. ‘Tbe tenant houres, s'able, bern and {ze bouss, Eiied: are al new and richly arranged.” Ala) the 1208, oar riage, borses aad all necessary implements Lo m maaan passed for beauty aud beats, and wa easy of ac ‘oven Rion immediutele’ or fur her pardcu'ara inquire of HOMES MOAGAN, No. 3 Metropolitan Bank Building. BXOHANGS—FOR FORNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, carriages, general merchandise, or any estabiiabed tual ness, 100 acres woot land. near New York® city. if desired sme cash will be paid. apply to O. W. MARKEAM, 104 Broadway. 3 500 —FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL cose . and lot in West Thirty Ltth street; first cl Bouse! and tet in coor’ For alc or tate. tarm, ills, @ and city pr 8] prices a: d loca! " ys W. H MsLid, 407 Broadway, _EXc URSIONS, LUE Fi8H—ROOKA WAY—ELU® FISH.—TH® STEAM tarntog 10) y at Org P his Yost Tuve Teguiarly, aud takes the place of tbe Tolas, Fare t6 cents, ONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON. aieamer MASSACHUSETTS, W. A. Hitchcock, ace will leave eee Jor Coney Telsnd, £0.. a8 follow: amot 2", 3’ PM; Spring street at 93, sire and A ¥. tafe mat Bi P.M, pier No.4 Noria river at 10.A.M, {and 47. M7 last trip from the island a: 63; P.M. Fare 25 cents for the excursion. XQUBSION TO THR "YISHING BAREB. ‘The fans and soromodioun wee, steamer OI Botimire, will mak to ee vise Bana Banas U2 Th: Peck Pier No. Be aon are Sea olf arn wie 8 23 yoomare Tickets irae troureion wo colllton ‘band willaccompany tho Doak Wishing Sotto and ‘batt on board dandisg ouen's and Penh -mboy. Bow and mlentid stounbost Fa0%, 1 WAY, Capea, ¥ Arrowsmith, will make da'ly excursions, Saturtays and & days excepted, to Keyport and Clif wood, Leaving foot of Murray street st 9 o'clock. atdo’ciock P.M. Fare 25 cents each way. fei! To ta tated AND aa 1D GROVE, ‘at Rossville, be XOURSION TO CHOLERA BANKS-—THE STEAM- bout HUNTRESS, Captala Wm. Francis, will make ao excursion {o the Cholera 81 on Thursday, Jaly 31, leaving the foot of Jackson street at 6); o'clock, Fock slip at 7, and Rod ht aes at 7: nd rotreshinente on ‘card. landings ois $1. Tho boat will poallively mabe the (eiallicran ad rntiederaddatanmao dens ot iaar my TO THE FISHING BANES—THE FAST Exot wee em te' 0) Capt &. 8. ihe, Fiehitg Baske on Monday, July Leaving fect Tenth atreet, 1e street, 734; Peck slip, 8 o’elo! , Norih river, 834, po Foot of Song mga pier! 3. 4 9 Oaloak. Tickets for he’ excureion, $02, “A ‘ine ceaen hee will ucoompany tthe boat, Fishing tackle and TEAMER JOLA8 FOR TRE FISHING BANES, THURS. day 21, Friday 22, end Aaturdar 28. ea foot of Gou- Femneur afeot at 7. o'clock, Peck allp at 101 Spring alveck North river, at at8:0.4.M, Lines and bait on Arte Ti Tckets 26 cesite each way. 3 NUMBER OF ROOMS TO BENT REASONABLY, with exeellent board for the ;, the hous. ia clean, Persons wishing A summer; goo) and quiet; roome withort board lak low. restaurant, itcan be served trom @ Fences exchan; A HAN ME ROOM ON THE SBOOND Fi0OR, ber iy F® gentieman and his wife; also rooms third and fourth for slogle gentlemen, at Per Went evens arem between Fifth and fizth avenues, Dincer at jeri np a PLEARANT ROOMS IN A PLBA- lady companion to occupy them with ber: ore nr pe and Sgreeale manners can flud A pleasant smnociaie ot a moderate expense, Address Mra. jaion, station WELL, FUBNIGBHED FRONT PARLOR—ON FIRST é floor, an ‘and other rooms, to let, with whole or partial board; use o1 ano, bath and geo & part of ain, eu AL 11 W.osler street) terme from $3 85, mrcientomanc FURNISBED ROOW, BEDROOM AND PANTRY FOR A. 85 50 per week, at 241 Chrystie atreet; bath and gee PRIVAIE FAMILY TE ane TE ik A wife, or two Jeawant rocma, on ice eens cs Rare, Scare Yentb street, between avenues D SUIS OF HANDEOMELY FURNISHED BOOMs TO A rect with or wi bout board, ia private famllyy Phe bo has al the modern improvements, and ina pleasant hood, &'s0 a single room for agentieman, Apply at Eighicenth street. N ENGLIGH PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A NEAT room tolet, witb full or pariial board, toa single goat! msn, would losure bi a very comfortable home on modi Lerma; a large room leo to let. iteterences required, ply at 194 Madiscn street, near Rutgers | an EsS? TWENTISIH STREET, NEAR BROAD- Gentlemen snd their wives or slog'e gentlemen fan abt a board, tranglentor permanent with p.easaotand handsomely furhisbe rooms; house first class, contsiaiug ell modern conveutences, A “SPLENDID FURNIEHED SUIT OF ROOMS WIth one °F two bedroows attached to lst to one or two singie gentiemen, rivate house with all the modern improve: Je Alry room, with bedroom; alto ® single room ip a private house with all the modern improvediecta. Apply at 96 4 rince sweet, a few doora west of Broadway. BeAr. A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD at Tod a yin queens 2 leserns ‘a French and muste (p! are fora boy the family of wit Meg Address W. H., box 2,340 Post fice, OakD PARITAL BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM janted, by a single gevtieman, in a4 nail private family, Wlere there are po olber boarders pref ‘Location west of Be Sadiway between lee -ker and Fourteenth streeta Plcawe address B. Herald office. Bor; .—A WIDOW LADY WITHOUT CHILDSEN let, with or without board, two large parlors ard two ball deaper gether or separate. Houte fine, location B00 inquire at No. 1 new Canal street, Corner of wast Brondway. OARD.—TWO GEN TLEMEN, OR A und wife, can be accommo: Toouis and boerd in © desiravte loeatoe where only w boarcersare taken. OABD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVI¥G A FRONT mttirg room and bedroom aitacbed to apare, will let the game, with board, to one or two ladies or to & gentleman aed wife op reasonabie terme Apply at 179 West Thirty-sicth mreet, near Sigbib avenue. OARD IN BROADWAY.—HOUSE modern improvement, bandsomely faratshed om rooms on second ps ezoeilent tabie; ¢ ‘oretock: central, 832 Broadway, above Twelfth cireet. ie Ap GENTLEMAN ted with neatly iuroished Lexiagioa avenue eference req. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—EUEGANTLY FURNICHED rooms on the first and :enond floors. en tuite or sep Tately, are vilered by & privata family in thelr first claas brown store ‘Bouse, 1) Anitiy street, convenient 10 South or Wall sirect ferries, Dinner at elx o'clock. QOARD IN BROOKLYN, LARGE HANDSOURLY furniebed roome to let, with hoard, to famiies or sinj fortlemen: niso ove 0: tera pleasant siugle roam; tee hove fupplied with gas, bab, £0. apply at 262 Heary atreet, be tween amity and Coogress etreets. OaRD IN 80U3H, BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE PA occupying @ brown stone frout house. delightfuliy ‘Carroll perk, wil let a front parlor, with a tang nd floor. wiih board, to & genueman and wile or one 0 or we single cs elapanin tne dinner rd aix, terms moderate. address L., box 1,010°R. ¥. Post oflice yoy ee Yee bey —A CHOICE OF ROOYS ‘a gentleman and wife and sin- gle souilemenia o canon ioe seat ingest Williamabdurg, by Solving at 47 Routh Pith, corner Zhird atreet, terms aiode- OFRD IN WILLsMSBUKG (B@BOOKLYN, & p a few gentlemen oan he nestentoas dated at Lid South Forth neighborhood and moderate sea ye often, Bid Chambers a ‘ect, N. ¥., Or as above. ‘oF on the seme floor: arma tuet be moderate mo epee pouged unless termaand full particulars are given. ‘addreas H. F. P., Berald offloe. Buz, WANTED-—IN BROOKLYN, BY A and Flatbueh avenue and Cumberlandstreet, address Herald ofice, & private family, or where there are but fe boarders. Situ ation between Schermerhorn sireetand Myrtle a ove the City Hall. Address for two days P. Pont oftice; references exchanged OAKDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND 8IN- with board, ai fie genuemen cin obiaia furniahed 1 #7, eek for two vereons. This fs a good oppor- iuhity to secure a comforted © home ia & neat airy house. Ap ply at 119 East Nineteenth street. OABDING.—TO LET, A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, furnished or unfurn or withest full or parva board, to s iady and genttemany or two yenilezen, {a x amall private family. Terms from $8 to $10 per week Referens required. REEL at No. He scotiages, Fifty fonrth strech, between B: enue, next to way. Busia. —1W0 OR TH THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BR accommodated wib and pleasant furnished rooms by applying st 81 Henry atreet, PERSONA AL. (9) L, M.—I SHALL BB LN “WOuRTER STREST i. + neadsy afternoon. RANCO.—YOURS I8 RECEIVED; ALL WELL; AR- rived home aafe. I believe what you aay; I have no doubt rotik Write sgain soon, and say when you will be to town, (OR ADOPTION—A HEALTHY MALE OSILD OF American parentage, cne month olf, willbe given excla. tively to any respectable party deatring, 13 adopt I, Address. Bereavement, Bentiey’s deepsich, 945 Broadway. Greet ae REPLIED TO A PERSONAL ADVER- tigement ia the Herali, will find a letter in the ollice, as G, SMITH, FORMERLY OF EXCHANGE PLACE, co ‘call at Nos. 35 and 87 Broad etree!, or send FYE WOOLD ASSURE M. x. L. THAT HE, WAS truly in earmest: also that he fein ove with her already from the stsle of her letter. He 1 anxious to meet her; will explain all then. Address as before. Lr THE LADY WHO DROVE IN A CARRIAGE, IN August, 1367, to 118 William street, in reference to er- Panay ‘a coupterfelt ten dollar bill, will sexd her address to 8.M., Bersld office, she will hear from a friend and oltaia & genuine ‘pill for the same, JF MB, WH BAYNE, OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, WILL 255 West Eighteenth street, he ‘will see his brother ry drew Wed Bayne. JP POR RERSON IX BLACK WHO RODE UP IN AN Highth atreet stage twice 3 ‘and left each time near aie Gosper lositate nnd went east, will address rant ciher ton, Union square Fox ofloe, when and where an terview may be had, it may worably. "| [RRoRMaTION WANTED—OF FABGUS FORL, NA- tive of County Longford, Loge He left there nine years fe. iil be thankful, "Any information of him ly reeelved by her Paurick, at 161 Newark avenue, corner Barrow st, Jersey City. Boston papers will please copy. ‘NFOBMATION WANTED-OF A YOUNG GIRL, FIF- Tr roniears of age, nuaied Ase Jane Sheketion wid went of an errand from John Byers’, &6 Boerum street, corner Pa- gif, Brooklyn, 00, the 16th inst. at 6o'elook P.M. She was Greased in a red calico dress, a deiaine abaw!, with white in the middle. and ® green hood. Any information given will be thankfully rewarded. NFORMATION WANTRD—OF HERRY, GRANT, BY I He emigrated from Ireland 85 years ago; is guppoeed to feaide in the Stale of Tengessee. Bhyuid this mect his eye or any one who can give any information of him, pleago address T., Caiboun, Rahway. N. J. or A, Turnbull faddler, Cathcart, Scotland. ’ Country papers please copy. pn mnisetcamenatis entrar test Rate tsar a ABYSVILLE, JONE 17, 1899—BRIDGET MARTIN, A native of the parish of Kilmainham, county Meath, Ire land, emigrated for the city of New York seventeen years ‘The last heard of her she was living at No. 233 Elizabeth street, New York. Any information Hea from her will be them fully reoelved by her uncle, Michael Martin, Marysville, Union ecunty, Chio. Pp RETTY BOOTS, SATURDAY EVENING. — EYB Riaases’ nelghbot wr wants an address. Send it to Mr. La Uniob equare Post o id bed ESPERANA, OF SUNDAY LAST.—ADDRESS AS then, naming when I can have an interview. aus eee TS v- poocrgeg LOST, ON MONDAY NIGHF, books containing letters, a . se owner, The above reward will be iss of he wae and no quesuons”t asked REWARD—DOG ada ices BLACK AWN: terrier slut, answe: of Pet, aboa'c ™ ‘The above Leong fore paid on on returning be: to cs srwenhy 460008 $10 Tags a ewer enersla = * we itereie = rete tan yearol. il reoel¥® te above reward 0 'ABRD.—LOST, [ALL BLA( rir} A = CK AND TAN to Vora 25 # eee 0} poy ae WEDNESDAY, ULE 1s, Robert Boakei meker, wun tue the likences of a Indy fc the same. on retarn the ere weil return, the bore ta 171 Pearl street to Be ‘and jno questions asked. F WINES, LIQUORS, &C. cinal use; old bran vintage Mf ALAM, wing Seerchons By ALB, wing WF Wa weeek be pelted HEIGHTS —PARTIES DESIRING FIRST Jegantly furnished and ding a tne vibe ome ae elegan apd commanding @ Ww of . Dinner ataix.Nefereaces exchanged. os 'RENCH BOAED.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WISS. ing board in & Parisian family can obtain it py paicoming for three days, with references, L. V., Herald gitic ‘URNISHED KOOMS TO LET—IN ST, JOHN'S PARK Hotel coraer ot wpe and Laight streets, from $2 to $3 per week. This is the most desiravle summer resideace nthe guests have the privilege of the park. A first class restaurant attached io the house, QURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET—SOMR AS LOW AS 81 J per week: aisoalarge room, guttable for two persone: breskfaat can be bad if required, at 180 Mott street, four doors ra plier street Stages and carsconvenient for all parts of the city. 00D AND CHEAP LODGINGS.—OLE4N AND COM men and wife fe 78 en Globe Hotel, corner of Frank: ‘William streeta., N, ¥. Opes all night, OTEL LODGINGS —CLEAN SINGLE ROOMS FROM 81 251981 80 a week, or 25 cents 8 night, at ibe Manbat- {an Tonee. 29 Centre street, wi y Hall This house haa been carefully fited np for ike wocommasdation of lodgers in the neatest atyle. BRERY CI3¥.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH Doard, t9 gentlemen and wives or mis e featlemen; house moat 1d desirable location, wi dern ima- ODGING $2 PER WEBE FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN; rooms very neat, ¢lean, cool, a Aigo, a front or back parlor, or ished or suitable for s physician, at 37 ‘West Washington place ‘near Bixih avenue, PANISH BOARD WANTED—BY A FOREIGN GEN- tleman fn a Spanish familly, where he can improve his Knowledge of the ‘angusge. Address A. C., box 111 Heraid oftice. WO HANDSOME FURNISHED BOOMS ON SECOND floor to let to single gentlemen, with full or partial beard, ina private family without children; gam, bath, &c. Inquire at 102 Sullivan street, near Spring. WO OR ne NEATLY FURNISHED BOO! om with be elt ocation; all modera tm Stents; nviable for genflemen and Uhetr wivag.ot single Foauemen, onvenien: to Broadw: Avply at Fourth Street, called No.9 Albion place.) Dinner ai aix. 10 auues —A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN ‘want, will let toa gentleman and his wife or ene or | seallemen a pleas room with bedroom adjoining; gas id Croton. Apply to J, M. DITCHETT, 49 Kose street, or No. 4 Ballot Records. ‘ANTED-—BY A YOUNG TT A Meet fortable room, with breakfast, in i Yiphdiea veo first 5 bi lity jemen Pe high; andrequired. Address Frazer, Hérad oases ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND TWO. YOUNG Indies, board in the city, on or near E: joe the mating terms, which must be moderate, Va Po tterald ‘ANTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH BATH ROOM, ‘and full board, for s lady and g coleman, wae are willing to pay liberally for good accomm: ins a etcninar family, where there are no otter Boarders, living in the upper part of ths city; preferr: others need app'y; Peferences ex $3 50 8 ens os wi act en furoet shd'modera improvements: si ‘sauit ct rooms on frat sors, reel, near Prince atreet. is OTS BOND Srey STRBET.—A LARGE SIZED FURNISHED Lan gleed on the second floor, suitable for one or two gentiemen, to i a er two Jarge pantries ‘and bath, on the same floor, 8 LUDLOW PLA‘ top tagl Ward desiring the com‘ of @ home in an igh foaly ee room than they require, can be rooms On the second (QB FOR BOARD, WITH $50 oe to hov and Seoaient considerable Ieeaion, dre miciten walk ‘ror pe lerald office, Te emma WEST TWSNTY-THIRD STREET. —A DREIGHTYOT, 57 “Wert eiger ior permanent or transient boarders. Sirangers visiting the city can be plessantly acoymmoiated, BoslD WANTAD-IN OF NEAR THE CITY, FOR A moet! wife avd young pol ‘must be parlors and two GENTLE- man and wife, between DeKalb avenue and Ganson Die OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—AN UNFURN- ished rocm with board for a gentleman and bis wife in ane aad ARDING AND 2 LODGING, VARIOR BSYBRET, ST. JORN'S Pal PaRK, Tan town. 58 ve beat Jocatlon down town. Vary desirable roo ws let 1 blahed cr unlurojehed, with excelent board for familie, ‘Terma easonabie. ea is. 1 BT. MARK’S PLA FURNISHED 104 eee arma Veep meray moder; pare f yas. hot ‘and. cold ; ib room: . the door; partial board if reauieds STRERT, ORPOsITE THE MERCAN- brosd way.—Beveral pleasant —— all throu; hood; lines of at 143 Weiter and weil furnished bie terms. Te 259 GREAS GREANE prey) pon Rony BI3HTH—-FURNISHED Sith le el TTS brary, and near Foon, with or without board, om 6 4 648. BRO*DWAY. temen, eeotines arial b: d rhe bor po boen gent 5 rand above i Rear the principal botels and popular places of saueesaeas ‘At taodermienpeovecsenisin Secon, PuOeS Of 8m > BEO ware STRANGERS ARRIYV. T8T ie) wi tnd i is hovwe al be omar of & ce Rotel s! inoderate p rurant ln Gatto, table @’) teat atx o'clogk. Freuch auf 8p: anish spoken. ~ OARU AT NEWPORT — 0OMS OAN BR had wt ‘at Bateman’s Point, t Arply lo SEH BATEMAN? Be», WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, BABY ard nuzee. on the south side of Sta‘en Island near the fret second or third landing, in a private family; shade and p! of milk and other conveniences necersary; board for ali not to Seeead $12 per week. Address Post ¥. B.'8, Brosdway ee BosEDING AT WATERLOO, SHREWSBURY, N- Hq This beautiful summer location ta ltanted on the Bo Fhrewsbury river. For information spply to J Hi Wie, Oak Shall, 84 Fulton street, New York. 8. WYOKOFF, a ATSEILL MOUNTAINS —1¥ THE VICINITY OF THE Mountain House, Kautereki! Falls, &c —Board evn be oblained at moderate rates ($¢ per week), at the Clove House, Palepville. GBUBGE N. BONBSTELL, pa ET a ae (KOUNTRY BOARD —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two gentiemen can Brrcuiee fret Seas board in ® genteel Seep aut Secei ¥. rt) very pleasact -_ atierry, or tend landing for Hone Vill ball by Er Conasaak oe CCOUNZRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT THE FARM honge wituated on, the riackensack, plank road. alk miles from Hoboken, Bare ing to Mrs &. mises, or at No. York. Terms mod Osetra OAN BE BaD, WITH A LARGF leaeant oom, fora genilomau and wife, in a private femily, two miles above Heriem to bre be The bi ia pleasant), ated, ects 49 Rose our! e boure ple toc 4) a SEY hue wet aii Catt pe poarp. Aes, Two Bee itil family of a tarmer, accesaible by care ferrex ce wil be given tos famiiy aertan a olonsant hones gong zen desirab e;terma low Address Mr. t1., box 7 for three days, giving full description of piace or st Cements’ place, Macdougal eireet, and prices. yjenterg BOARD be pct iets A GENTLEMAN, fe, three femaie children and nurre, in @ privale fe oe won the elt rldoot the Hudson river, a short nee trom New York. Address F. 4., box 18 Herald office. NOUNTRY BOABD WANTED--¥OR A FEW WEEKS, J” in & private tawily, where there sre no other bosrders, and witbin two or three how s' ride of New Xork, by tlemen and their families, each consisiag of t write, vehi ‘and servant Address, stating terms which must be moderate, location, &c,, H. ik. Wiy box 1.647 Sew York Post office. HouxTRY poren WANTED IN A bee esd el AND vasant Del hood, where there are no other boerders, ewer ea of New York, for a gentleman, wife, fart and servant, (One large and ‘airy bedroom, arid 6, mali one for the servant is req: mil. ‘Must be near the river or ses none with ixood oe Batting: will pay Uberally 1 aulted. Address Particular, He- witbln twenty NOUNTRY BOABD WANTED--FOR A GENTLEMAN wife, nurse ard two children; inland or mountainous air required, ‘and witbin from one to two bour's sreeee from the Address, with worms and fall pariculars, W. #. A., box wis Post office, NY JED 'S BOARD WaNTKD-FOR A MALE INFANT A J month old itis weaned and az uncommon good child. Board payable monthly in advance. Adri ating terms, which imast be iow, aie Herald offce SS DDSON RIVER BOARD.—Fi#8T OLASS BOARD may be wecured at Niverdala, ons hour from the city via boat or railrosd. 2ppiy oa ihe premises, er at 58 feari street, up stairs, front office. Bouse within astone’s throw of the river, ANTED—FOUR BOOMS IN A FARM HOUSE, WITH board, for three grown persona, three bables (oldest four years old) and two rervants. ‘within two hours of Ay; the vicinity of West Pomt on the Boe preferred. moderate. Address with fall ulars as to ‘erms must be price, 4c, Small Family, Herald othee. ANTED—BOAED IN JPR COUNTRY, AROUT ONE or two hours ride from the city, by a lady and ber daugh- or where tbere is good ses bathing; & good substanual taple on all What is required; verme not to excees six dollars aplece, Ad, reas box 132 Berald ofice SUD MMER RESORTS, ESPEOTALLY FOR hallowed ELY scenery, besutiful shade, airy rooms, fine baths, v! érivea and walks smid mounta‘n scenery and birds: saeet milk end luscious berries. Re*erecce—J: Davidson, 25 Mur- ray siceet, Addreay A. Utter, Plainfield, New Jersey. FOREST HOUSE, BUDD'S LAKE, N. J—NOW OPEN for guesis, For paricalars of route, &:. inquire of Ds Lome 49 Wer ren street, dress J, . Bidd’s Lake, N. J. AKE MOHEGAN HOUSK, HAVING BEBN ENLARGED furnished, is now open for summer board: aera; Seiighthaity’eitumoa om the. platar f ae “eck sk bie By. eee ‘ecceani| ‘Hudson B. ao trains iver Bailrona carri tthe “depot f on tbe arrival of every’ feain Sor lendid drives, ir daha ewe fabing ond healtiy locality, wi ica ue * any Aen Ww. We Winters banker, 44 E: cowie 14 Beek man s'rect; P. ge sag Ap) teane's Be oom 46, Forterms do, address a. W. Palmer, OUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANG, N. J. HEAR railroaé dep only one hour from New York via M BDC Baees railroed; sgnuiful Jooaiion pare air, spring. | wale Carriage "8 l€ay @ Toot of FOort- Hinds street at 0° 1130 4: i $8} Sv aod 8:40 FM CHARLES STRINGER, Proprietor. BEGAN LAKE If WITSIN 144 HOURS, PER Ota River Hatiroed, near Peskiiiowed ites tore a mountain scenery.” W, JONAD bea case 18 pleturesque lake. Tie caus be seen at B16 Broadway, oF J, Marten’s, Ko. 2 Montague sizeet, Brooklyn, Ca IVER HOUSE, WASHINGTON HE BRIGHTS, 152D STREBT, via Hudeon river ralirond.—A few first ciasa rooms to'let’ See of, nea at Brooks, Bros. corner Grand street ‘and Broadway. p49 et aie has ALLEGHANY beat a LONG of visters. ig now open for ae recep Fuzion 9 ‘accommodated on le terme. ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, _ UBNISHED HOUsE WANTED—TWO 8 STORY PRE- ferred; small sized, with modern improvements; full (Eee excepting Cod location mx Union square; extorioun.e rent pais: fargivace ne ‘Addreas, with description aud rent, or eall at 791 "Broadway." FFICE WANTED.—A SMALL, CONVENIENTLY LO- cated office, somewhere between Uhambers and Wall szorta, ie want mated for permanent occupation. Address B., box ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE WITH Mi 1 el TM: ‘im provements to be occupied by three adul . sister and servant); a Ninih or Bisteema ward, Ad- dress or call at No. 7 Bank et. ANTED — IN BROOKLYN, AFTER SEPTEMBER 1, dares TW. Eig, 6:8 Ne Ray Yard, Brooklpe, — ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, OR Pane ofa housekeeping, b; , With facilities for a family ey aS New York or Bi on ferry; nO objection marator he Or Occupant Terms must be ¥ eat of reteronces Hven and "arrion, Broad Foutived. Adsiems was fall pertoclazs, Unicom, way Post office. |, with privilege in kitchen, f WASTED{THE SECOND FLOOR OF A HOUSER, for dsughler— seven years of age—and servant, from lat of August Onteptember neit unl May foliowicg: bath and gaa given and requir ANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, A NEAT TWO story house, or lower half of a modern built house; an; where between iwentieth and Thirty. 2 atreots and IM pene aha araee will suit, Address 8 80 West Twenty- ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A FLOOR ANTED—BY A ea, aaa (40 CBILDERID, the second or thir floor of a house in # reapectable borbood. Terms must be moderate. Saokeee reference re- quired and given. Address B. T., Herald ‘ANTED—A MEDIUM SIZRD FIRE PROOF SAFE, OF approved make and in good condition, Price must be ‘Address box 3,419 Post office. BILLIARDS: ILLIARDS.—FOR SAL#, TWO SPLENDID NSW. 7 BIL liard tables, with slate beds, all complete; niso One new marble bed; will be sold . Inquire Grand stiest, enirance in ibs basement on lizabedh BCE, IJARD TABLES AND eral meetin polenta! Nov. 9, 1s, These {blog are made regardieas of expense, and warran ‘be seoond to nope in the world, For sale by 2. A resin, Ma.j B. H, Vance, San FrMDeCK Rit, 00 Ann street, ——$—$—$—$—— COMBINATION soon on Gage IMPROVED his factory. rele ond moderat da at tablea can only be bought at Id tables rey b rooms furniabed. Old tables ‘A, 146 Fulton atreet. MOV AL, R oooreae OOLLENDER, removed from 6] and 53. a eee ad Brcad 00 Groby ma oe PS mil ushiong the et rani, ely Se nestand Soe Wika nt n jew aed RESTAURANTS. IBBY'S O' OR —THE