The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1859, Page 3

ne are The Sunday Lew In Philadelphia. MASS MBBTING OF CITIZENS IN FAVOR OF RUNNIN) RAILROAD CARS ON SUNDAY. From the Philadeiphis Ledger, July 25.) If the acvocates of @ restrictive Sunday law, iu - re feut action sgainst Sunday travelling, desired to bring ‘that law to the test of public opinion, they hay Sei thee object, and the decision of the Supreme Court ‘Gn Betarday, declaring that to run ra‘lroad cars ou Sanday Y# a preach of the peace, bas assisted much towards ‘hat object, The decision was scarcely reudered, which de- clared, in cffect, that under our laws there is & differesce of civil iberties, according an this or that religious opi- pu is held, beiore there was a very large popular meet- g wo propose the immediate repeal of ail laws that make this @ifference, This question, therefore, is withdrawn from the arena of reijgious disputation, and is heacetorth to be one of politica: agitation. It is no longer a question for the conscience, but one for the ballot box, and from the temper already shown, i} will boa Geree con- test. and no quarter on either side. Fortaaately for the veople, they have the right of eleoting their the . lai a their jutges id with the thorough dis- ue betore she question is seitled, there is not the least doubt that the prevailing public ‘heptiment will be fully and unmistakably iocorpo- Faved in the next enactmest. fhe elective judiciary has been denounced in some quarters asa mischievous ianova tion on old established practices; but the power of courts to make or unmake laws, and to interpret them so as to Festrict public rights, proves how inestimable is the privi lege the people possess of electing their judges, whereby ‘they can bave popular rights as secure in tne hands of ihe Judiciary as they should be in the legislative branch of the goverpment. Demagogves have inveighed against the jective franchise, but that great right of the people is tae ouly security they buve for the safe enjoyment of their civil liberties, and the people should guard it carefully from all encroachment. be question, a¢ it affects the right of the people 40 travel every day, is a question of c:y\! rights only, and as such will be determined ) ¢ sity of voters when. it is Drought to the ballot ine Sopreme Oourt, Dy @ comprehensive view o! the whole question, could buve gaved a great deal of discussion and agitation; bat perhaps it is just as weil that the Court gave the most restrictive interpretation to the law; for it Is often useful for the people to know, by public ‘discussion, upon what rights their liberties and privileges rest. ‘Judge Thompeon, in the consideration of this question, took tne Mmiied view of regarding as the two ‘antagonistic parties ‘the railread company on one side, violating law for gain, and on tho other side the eatire public, upholding the law for civil and conecientious reasons. Is this the true state of the case? Is it the contemptible issue of a railroad eompany’s profits as ageiost the peace of the city and the consciences of the people? If thie were all it would not be iffivult to determine, for there probably wouid beno great difference of opinion respecting it, But the real question ‘at issue is the right of the people, as against the assump- tion of @ portion of the community, who would restrict ‘Uhat right = The right of every individual in the commu- nity to travel when he pleases and in what manner he pleases, and the right of those entertalaiug peculiar views of the sanctity of the Sapbath to stop bim. The railroad ecmpany, as only the means through whish the people ‘would exercice ‘tbat right, ie not, politically, m party to ‘the question at ail, 14 will be very difficult to epavince the common sense of ‘bis community that if a bas a right to travel on Sunday, without moleatasion, as Jud Thoupecn says he bag, that be may be debarred of this right altogether, ba- @ause the means be employs do not suit tae notioas of godliness which are entertained by a portion of the com- mupity. If he bas the right to hire a cab of the keeper of « livery stable, without either of ther violating the law, as Judge Thompeon says be hus, why bas he not the right, to ire a railroad car, and boih be equally inoffensive to the law? Does difference in numbers carried constitute a @ifference in principle, whica would make one aa offence ‘and the other not? The hire, in both cases, ia for inai- ‘vidual gain, but the accommodation of so many more per. sons makes the necessity of ‘worldly employment” greater for the railroad company than {t is for the keeper Of the livery stable. Sut, says the Ju. ge, the exercise of the right in a railroad car disturbs’ worship in eburches, the peace of individuals residing on the railroad route, and becomes a breach of the peace, if complained of, But any complaint as to ‘be manner in which a pub!is right sail be exjoyed must ‘be reasonable, No mere whim, no capricious value se: pon quiet, no fanciful annoyance, nor apy peculiar ae oe euperior sanctity of cne day out of ie 81x, Ovght to be allowed to interfere with the rights of the public na government of equal laws. 1a toe matter of dysturbance, the proof wasasstrong in favor of the qolet of railroad traveiling as it was against it, aud the Tights of the Pabiic being aifected, the people abould hare had she benefit of any doubt in the matter Will any candid, unprejudiced mm declare that the Tailroad car does make euch a disturbance as fo iaterfere witn the worsbip of any congregation whose he: is in the exercise of that duty? The novelty of the Sunday car may call greater attention to it, but custom must soon render the most senaitive ears indifferent to it, Onurcnes worship pow, some every night im the week on extraordinary ‘occasions, and yet they do no: com fed ‘though railroad cars and every other yebice favel the streets during the whole period. In fact, 80 litle noise coes the car make compared with any other kind of carriage, that City Counciis required beils to be attached to the horses to warn the Public of the spprosch of the car. The rumbling of these cars con- Phues but ‘a half minute at any one time, passing any one place. A car passing every six miautes would be ten pars va hour, or tive minutes disturbance in every hour. Church service lasts an hour and a half, conee- quently the service could be disturbed only seven anda baif minutes any one seeston, and only a hiif minute at a time, or not Jopger than is necessary for the minister to recover bis breath. Now, will any person say tbat this is such @ disturbance as to deprive s1x hundred thousand people of one of their undoubted civil righte? Church Congregations have rights, but they hold them in subor. diwation to, and in conformity with, great public Fights, and it is much more reasonable that they should retire tbe line of the etreet, 80 as not to be disturbed, taan tode- mand that the whole community surrender their rights for the accommodation of the limited number of congregations who reside on the line of railroad travel. That the noise of the passenger cars on Sunday offends the conscience, ‘and not the hearing of the strict Sabbatarian, is evident from the fact that the locomotive, with ite ’ screeching steam whistle and its load toned warning deli, comes fre- quently into the thickly populated part of the city oa Sun- day, and has deen doing it for years, at Ninth and Green streets, without so much as 2 gingle remonstrance from the churches and citizers on the line of the railroad, or a single arrest for a breach of the peace. I¢ it was not for the fear that railroads for the common people would carry ‘them away to the country from tue churches, we do not Delieve there would be a single com t of their running; and if we thought that any indivi religious feeling would be impaired by (xtending this accommodation to travel, we ebould not say one word in its favor. On the contrary, we believe it would take them away from scenes of vice and disaipation wh cn meet them every- where in a city, aud from whose temptations chey can searcely escape when al! the avenues to rational ‘and innocent enjoyment are closed to them. Tuere is no country in the world more moral and religioas than Eng- land. “Yet the English Parliament had to concede tne rignt of Sunday enjoyment tothe people, and we have yet to bear that they have become any more immoral and lices- thous from the privilege. Twenty years ago in this city the Sanday rars ran on passenger railroads, but they did not seduce people away from the churobes, and Sanday was not blottea out of the religious observance of the peo- ple. They ran till they died out for want of pablic sup Pert, which sbows that they had no influence for evil at ail over the people, and did not add anytutog to the then existing irrelgious tendencies. Then churches did not contider travelling ia cars.a breach of the peace, and yet they were twenty Sears nearer the primitive times which are held up to us asa pattern of simplicity, virtue and religion. MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS IN PHILADELPHIA. The notice of the fact that a meeting of persons in favor of running the passenger cars oo Sunday attracted a jarge crowd in Independence square, on Saturday evening. ‘There could have not been ese than five thousand persons resent, and the mecting would have been much larger But for the fact that no stage had been erected for the epeakers, and many persons left before the meeting was organized, under the impreesion that it bad been aban- doved. Finally, an old wagon was procured for the offi cers, snd Mr. Aqnilla Pascoe was chosen Chairman. The call of the meeting was read, and Mr. Josian Bonn, a member of the Society of Friends, pushed his way tbrou,h the crowd, and baving announced his name was introduced to the meeting. He sald he desired to say a word in regard to the principles annunctated by the foun- der of Pennes}vania, William Penn, Ho taught that the Sabbath should be observed just ag the lowly Jesus pre- scribed. Jesus that the Sabnath was made for man, and not man (or the Sabbash. One day of rest in seven is o pbysicel necessity, and he @id" not think there was an indiviqual preeent who would have it otherwise ; but when we come to be tled down by “priestoraft,” we might a8 well bo tied down by “king. craft.” He’ ¢evired to bear his wetimony to the liberal eentiments of Peon, who preached tho largest liberty of conscience. “I wish to worship God according to the dic- tates of my OwD copecience, and oibers have the same Tight.”” How muob law may be violated by these cars in parsing a church on Sunday, am not lawyer enongh to say; but I have an idea that they would not disturb me in wy worship if my heart was in the right place. (Cheers, ‘apd cries of ‘That's eo!’} Ido not underatand taoge fol- towers of the lowly Jeeus when they endeavor to call in the use of physical force to sustain that yery power in which they claim to have so much faith. (Cneers.) The Friends have never called upon the strong arm of the law in order to convert the world to their religion. The world is not to be reformed by euch means, The day the cars commenced runing I was away from the city, attending to my duties as a preacher; and when I returned home, [ was informed by my children that they had commenced on that day; I said T was thankfuly that is, I was one of the few preachers who did not believe in preaching for pay, and it would be convenient for me to go to distant parts of the city on my mission, aud, in addition, to reatore my physical system: for, my friends, I have no idon of eaving my soul a: he expense of my body, (Applause ) Iam one of those men who have a tender regard for the conscience of those who aro weak, and particularly those who are poor, and wish ielators who maki ? them to enjoy their ighta without inf T would like those who bave this tastier at: near tors forth their strength, and in a peacrable manner, I wan at {Spring Garden Hall, and I confess I rit there manifested By ‘this I do pot mean to reflect on my fellow preachers, but they may do things that my Master will not allow me to engage fa— they can take pay for thoir preaching. (Laughter.) When this movement was started, I said 10 one of those inte- anata ba will notice ihe vice =, misery and d rt existicg in ali ‘ts of the cit; id and Ley vaaee a vA bore rene ANDREW MiLtER, Beq., of the Common Counoil, folk and read the following resolutions, which wore ptopeede Whereas, The people of Pennsylvania have by tha con- stitution of thelr commonwealth declared that ‘ no prefo- rence ehall ever be ee by law te any religious estab. Lshmente or modes of worship,” and, “to guard Against tr ions of tho high powers which they have dele. ;7 and to the end that “the reneral. great and eceential principies of liherty and free government may be recogmzed and unalteranly eetab!lshed,” they have fortber declared that tir, amoog otber provisiogs, shail be excepted out of the general powers of gover.ment i ever remain in riotato; and whereas, it tw a fant too palpable to be galnruid, thu! the emtablighment of Sab- if hs baibe, or days of rest, by Christians, Jows, soveata jay Boptitie and Mobammedans is » Part of the religious establishments of those sects respectively, and the per- formance of rituals aed the offering of tn op tbuir choeen Sabbaths is a part of their several modes of wor- sbip; therefore, eolved, That the act of baat known as the Sunday. law, wherein it distinguishes the firat day of the week as the ‘Lord’s day,” and reqaires the same te be kept 8a cred and holy, and punishes men with fine and imprison ment for = ‘ing of innocent panama and the perfor- mance of bodily iabor on that day, gives a preference by Jaw to the religious establishment and mode of worship of one sect of Christians, and takes away (rom other sects oue of tore inalienable ‘rights which tne constitution has deciared abali be excepted out of the general power of government, and shall ever remain inv' Regolved, That we reepectfuily bot earnestly admonish the jucges of the Supreme Court that they bave a care bow they lend their aid to this palpable violation of oue of the most valuable provisions of the constitution of the. Commonwealth. It is the grest power operating unseen that gives Vigor and vita ity to their mandates wad force acd effect judgmente—toat secures to them their term of oflice snd an adequate compensation. Its wise provisions extend to all, and are for a\!, aod the humbieand the lofty are abke entitled to its protection, Resolyed, That tue Saviour, when charged with Sabbath breaking, 0 golbg through the fiold with his disciples, and plucking the ears of corn, emphatically inquired of bis a cusers, “Is it lawful to 00 good or w do evil on the Sad- bath day?” wherepy we are taught by the highest Obris- tian authority that it is lawful to do good on the Sabbath day. If it is good for men, women and children to visit the country and enjoy the pure air ¢f beaven on avy other day tt is a 004 for them to do £0 on the drat day of the week; and none but the Pusrieaical hypocrites that accuged the Saviour of Sabbath breaking would ovject © their doing so. Resolved, That we would rcorn to interfere with or mo lest those Who find Pleasure in atteoding their respective plac:s of pubiic worship on the Sabbath day, and we as- sure the preachers apd their friends that the most certain way of recuring the attensance of the people in their tem- plee i (0 make them 8 inviting apd as acceptable as the great temple built by the hands of God. ‘esolved, That we deem it lawfo!, right, just and neces- gary that city passenger railroad vars shali run upon San- days with the same facility, and under the same restric- tions aod regulations that they run upon any other day. lived, That we will use all hon. ‘e and lasfal ‘Means to have the ¢xisting laws of this so modified 4s to allow passepger railroad care, 48 well us every other public ablio conveyance, to run upon Sundays. Resolved, That we iook upon the fanatical cpparneeni of the opponents of Sunday travel, recently held at Spring Garden ‘and other places, as detrimental to the best ipterests of tae community and as deserving the condem- Dation of all true lovers of uber and independence. Resolved, That the president of this meeting be directed to appoint @ committee consisting of four members from each ward (ninety-aix) whoss duty shall be to endeavor to obtain such legislation as will meet she objects enuncia- ted in the foreguing resulutions, and who ghall have power to do auch other acts as wil ire the success of the principles hereinbefore annancit Mr, Mux then addressed the mi the numerous vioiations of the Sunday law which these Christians did not eee tt to notice, He thought it was the strangest law, apnounced by a Judge of tre Sapreme Court, tint the driving of @ car with two horses is a Dreach of the peace, while the driving of a carriage, with four horses is not. Sach an opision was iegrace to State, ard grace to the man who uttered it. Hecould see no relief from the law, which was a clear violation of the constitution. All the judges sustained it in the Pitts- burg caee, and the judge in the preeent case has gone fur- ther than all the others. Tho only relief was aa applica. bon to the Legislature. Btart the cry—repeal—atier re- Peal. (Immevse cheering.) Don’t give it up until the question fe settled. Don’t vole tor members of, ithe Laaiaienars: nae 4 pede. themseives to a re- peal of the Sunday law. ers) It take years, Dut don’t give it Sp. ¢ a hekaiie ae German next attempted to addrees the meeting in that guage, but it being evident that there were but = le to understand him, be gave way to Mr. Jon F, Mascner. He ssid the question was no new one; it had been fought and wog in the bers’ above (referring to Councils) six months ago. Then it was that the same gentlemen who addretsed the meetings a+ Spring Garden Hall atempted, by ordinance, to prevent the runoing of ihe cars on Sun. day—ali know with what success They were beaten by s erpeeneies: Of the people—representatives of both po) parties. Mr. Conen followed, and contended tbat, from the course things were taking, it'mus; be that ‘the Church must rule the Staie, or the State must rule the Charch. History informs us that # State prospers in proportion to its being disconnected with the Church. The question is, whetter tho solemnity of the Sabbath is to be endangerea by the runnmg of these cars, Many mechanics, after having been engaged for six days at their work, conclude to enjoy the Savbath 28 a day of reat, by sleeping rather later in the morning thao usual; and he would ask whe- ther the ringing o: the church betls wonla not disturb bim—wheiher there belis do not make more noise than the running of the cars? (Cheers.) Auother question —if itis wrong to harness horses to a car, is it no: wrong to harness horses to a carriage to take a miniater to church? (Lavgbter and cheering.) The decision has been ren- Cered this afternoon against us, but it now depends upon the pecpies who elect those who make the laws. Dr Joyzs, the next speaker, was gorry to learn that the ministers were becoming #0 sensitive in their hearing. Even the Rev. Jonn Chambers, whose church is a mile from the railway, was affected. There are many wonder- ful things in this ejgnteeath century, and one of the most wonderful is, that a Methodist preact acher should ‘de disturbed by the running of a car by hus church. I have read that @ certain Daniel was thrown lato a lion’s dep; while there be prayed to the Almighty to be delivered, ‘and he was delivered. Suppose Mr, Bertine had been’ in the lion's den, he would have offered po prayers because the beasts disturbed him, and the ovly way he could have got out of the difficulty would have been by calilog upon the Mayor fora Vag to suppress the noire. {Laughter and cheers ‘M. Coates was caited on, and in address. ing the” meeting he took the ground that the laws of the State enould be adminstered equally to all slike Is it right to goto cburch? Then you must not be compelled to attend ® particular church, and if your church is three or four miles from your resi: ce, and you takea vehicle ofany kind to reach it. e are obeying God’s command. As a physician, bo nad visited a Jady in the lower section of the city, and bhe told him she was not able to see her mother. ‘She lived four miles from her and ag she was employed all the week, and cers not running on the Sabbath, her health would not the permit ber to visit ner. Years ago these railroads wero not a necessity. Now the rural districts are being settled. Toe city was then the centre of wealtu an influence. Since then the wealthy have environed the whole city with palacer, as with a wall, and they swear by Gordon and Thompson that the poor man must stop at home in the city to live or suilvcate there. A motion was next made and sdopted' that the Chair- man select bis committee during the week, and thegmeet- ing adjourned to meet at the same place on Saturday eveniwg next. The vast concourse of people then quietly dispersed. SUMMER RESORTS. erevilie, Greene county, ‘This weil knows and a moat popwar Of hovels wil! orn soe forthe b my em ith rene are particulars, circulsrs, £0, a¢ dress Norman ra} etor; or Hiram eck xpress 0o., 60 Broadway.” ae LAZOURETIE HOURE, BERGEN POINT, ¥. J.— ‘This fashionable ir hotel is now open sor the ro ception of quests. The ha Tourette hyaws Ta eat atin, sted on tke ‘banks of i Von Kull, oppos te Staten Island, with an extensive wag front, ‘BAL water bathing boat ing, and ant drives in the victn. Gentle men with te thele f famiiies visiting New York during the summer months wil ind the La Tourette House as, convenient as « bo- Foint at 736 Seat peat fend ba6 P.M; from Bart at 736, 9 anc iM i treet at I P.M. 0A. M and 4: Paria Aa HILL, (ea of Lafary lagtinyal aa tasyenr = takes no m New York to Bergen Polit than trom Bouth ferey to Union square. . OUNTAIN HOUSE, South Orage, N. J., near railroad depot, only one br oe HS BG fis Morris and ris ex railroad; Seatrt toes jon. pure air, # 7 rains leave Bt of oF Gortandt cred, at 8:30, 730 eit and 3:80, 6:10 and 6:40 P. M. as CHARLES STRINGER, Proprietor. Es BATHING.—THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE AT LONG Branch, R. J. 8 now open for, the reception of vialters on reasonable terms. 'amilies accomm< WARDSLL, Proprietor. OTICK- ZRIGER GUARD. MEMBERS OF 'THE ABOVE company are requested to attend ind. drill on ar Wednesday evening, Ju! ny Zi, ob 8 Grelooks ate Metropoliten rooms, 160 Heater street, E, RISEN. INGER, Captain 0, Stawirz, Recretary, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ATISG “COUNTER ¥ WANTED—FOR A RE A RESTAUAANT t, with or without fiatures. Parties wishing to dispose of such willapply at the reataurant, 92) Broadway, corner of ‘Twenty firataieet. —— ous WANTED—FOR A “qe RATE TENANT; rent $700 to $750. Location between Fourteenth and Twenty ty ‘fAlth rtreets irvine place any Sixth avenue Poss sion Ist September, an: having such will fad a rd fenart by app: ying to KINeH 1, 343 Fourth avecue. Mf pet 4 HUNDRED MILES OF NEW York, a farm or country seat, dy a profeasional yentls- man retiriug from business. dwelling must be spacious and in good order, and overlooking the water Address, with full part ee ciag paceti Jokm seat size of house, number ot room: Greet, corner oe Willan, hind eiory, Nets rt NO 48 Wall 3 altace heerlen hide aN ANIRD—A SMALL HOUSE IN BROOK! iN ood repair. not far from Ausnile sf reet, ne Beato: from AC dress box 1,165 New York Pcat office, eas eae Seamhconceeanasnathreses.tneneteailertabeih tees 00 ‘Wy AvzED_ ror A LADY AND CHILD, AN UNFOR ished room in & respectable private family. Brooklyn, the neighborhood of Willow piace or Atlantic street praterre! Keferences to be exchanged. Address8 M., Herald oflice. penta n' AWAERE NTR FL aes ANTED—APART¥ENTS IN A MALL HOUSE: A floor through, with Croton water, &¢., byan americea family of thee grown persona Kent not to exceed 815 per month, “Adres M By Herald ofice, ANTED-RITHER IN BROOKLYN OR NEW YORK city, part of a piainiy ‘arnisbed house, Soames of a. Teast three rooms; rent mutt be moderate, Address for taree days R. P., Herald office, stating particulars. XCUSK EGOTIE —T AM SINGEA, si, HEALTHY tnd tolerably geod t in business for son mak! eS iri oe Apow no one cotta, ‘will not Ke aD erior. fo be settled npon herself Chugual though H way bes i i aoe be cindasly anaes, ig myncit Write in. re) ecaune’! If eta Miche yw there eran ladies who be masored. It aball he abused. ‘acarene | iawrenss Ne Sewn, General Post office, N. ¥. yATRIMONIAL—JHE ADVERTISER WISHES TO aon, corer penaenes, wid a vonne ieay of en sh mavimony, Hart, os dp #xpress Post, for two days. vcr NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1859. ——_ SALES OF OF | REAL ESsTa rH. A Tins B HUDSON 1 RIVER OOUNTRY Care| bor Acs poy ery, shade [ = femarteland sakmer gond besune tion, three and's ha f botre’ by rat trom fort, Fes mies ruitatie for a first class boarding changed for a residence situate! eoine one we tour of te Omy Ball. Apply to M. BEEMAN, nus = Neturesque and | pertectly health: mediately. apply to AT hc WNES, on 0,7 Barclay street, up stairs, LM ply t pra aireet ort iH. the premises, or ai BROWER t ton yt South streok OR PALE—A FARM OF t4 AORES, WITH BUILD. excellent, anc ner ae ¢aprluge of water. ae to W. gia it 362 roadway. ia SALE—A NEAT COTTAGE, CONTAINING arse rooms, with half an ecre of ground, covered with fravtirées; beautifully located on the banks of theo, : fro nage boat aad cara daily; prive $1,200, 4x quire of ©. PARSONS: 59 Beckman atreet. OR SALF—0 HEAP, A LEASE FOR FIVE wane, ond furnitu:e all complete, of ® hotel in Brooklyn, Coing a goi the present owner, ls leaving ‘he ety Applicat J. W, B., Berald office, will be ica. mediately ‘tended to. OR SALB-A SUPERIOR THRRE STORY AND Darement brick hones, attuaied la Adelphi al. near Pul.oa rue Brooklyn. lot 22x! hd g y vb, water ert. ke The furniture will be sold at a fair valuation if wired. A small partion of the purchase money oily ae. Addretn box 4,210 Poat oflice, N. ¥, Agente need 0: ap) RO SALE—A BRADZIFUL BESIDENCE IN ELIZA = ¥ zadeib City, N J, with two Jo's 0” ground; consiste of & 1 2c tory frame boate. with a two, Gorm atianion suas ds cihe bouve is uisted in. the best atyle, with pipes, &c . 40 , 1 be for ns private family, Would ve et to 8 good tenant “Terme aay. ‘apply $08. A. SEEN BR, 251 Geacd street, New kork. OR SALE CHEAP—A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE AD Jot 402100, in the pleasent village of =e Boche! ait of a1) kinds; oF will exchange for improved property fa Wit Mameburg ‘inquire at the tobacco swre 395 Pearl sireet. No ‘agenia need apply. ro SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM, HANDSOMSLY ikuated ig Gearedale, *estcbesier county; about 300 acres, bose, i= from dépol, or 0 mic uies hide from Row York, Inquveot W. PIAKNEY, 10 kesbuage place. VOR 8:LB OR EXOHANGE—FOR A PULL FaRy, x arg tare, in one of the beat locations in Wii vet peer about e’even yeara esoa for Wa, ee Crag of ao Taiure of B&G, EIN Grand street, Brooklyn, B.D. FOE, S4t8 08 EXCTANGR-A F.RM OF FORTY acres five word, level, feiuie Jos, dulldinganew and in modern style; 38 miien Kon Long Island In quire ‘of owner a. ¥. JaYN@. a &: M. Burr's lice, 167 roadway, to-day, from 10 to 12 o'clock on grt OB EXCHANGE—A SWaLu cottage end azonnie, oni with 12 lois, price $3,000; 4' fect ORNAMENTAL He foun Beraen Polat ferry: ae 000. i bere at all street. ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR WESTERN LANos! the cols, machinery patterns, &2, of a large manutact toring *stablehment, now in active operation in the chy o Jamesville, Wisconsin. address F. W. 1 , Herald office, stat ing where an inter view can be had. OR SALE OR BXCHANGE FOR REAL ROTATE, A t right, revently obtained. Address D. "A Rog shots tu tulerviow ova be beds r° OR S4LE OR TO LET—THE THREE ‘ATOR and baseinent mas ic front and browa stone boure La Cerro!) street near Henry e'reet, Brooklyn, five minutes’ Trese Sseeancaery. a hoi sud cold water, bath range tnd gas Rent $200 5 ma, or IP eold, terme esey. 0 uire of a DOUGHERTY, Te Culttreet eh SALE OR TO LEASE FaNcy &T?RE ann on Third ave 291 Third av. SURN § SHRED “COUNTRY PLACS FOR BALa 0 OR Ex ch Be. for city or town property, or merchandise would be taken is part payment, situated only sight totes from New ‘ork, on the lipe of the New York and Brie ssilroad, of abou’ forty acres of land. The buildings con‘ of a two story frame boure, filed in whb brick, uewiy furniehed with sli the mo- derp em ements. ‘The teasnt houses, starie barn, heonery, end jonee (fitles,) are all new and well arranged stock horse, oxen o\ wa, fe. Ks: carriage. necessary implementa Jocatiou unerryasesd health, apd te enay of access Poresssios lara iuquire at the nd roome, LE-BAST MEL208 is, opposite Jane & Bebee's new frcn try, contain fog nine rooms and good basement. all in g204 order. Apply to JOHN OLaBKE 228 Weat twenty fifth treet orto TaMes GABKETY, on the premises, Must be aojg in a few day (0 GEBMAN CAPITALISTS. -HOMES, Fort se property — Leite acres of level land on the plateau of tke upoer village om the Bil; part is covered by a handsome “fauna forest trees | the frost (one neve tronc) ia fasted on dhe Fort Loe tack road, and the-e are twelve fronts of an acre each cones cutively with the irst lot, on ville road The lots we'l adapted to civision for ama'l bouses and gardens of from two to four or eight to ap acre. every on & frontage of from 1(0 to 80 feet on w road not more than sn elghth of a from the t silsaces, where tbe ‘nest existing view of the Hacvon may be enjyed # rare chance fur those who desire # cheap and lovely bome and the selection of their own neigh ‘alto, that super? outlook the Flat Rock, with a oouzle of acrea directly attached 10 it in the rear, the finest site fo summer asioon near the city to one acre iu the centre of the lower village, at the tarn of the New river rod leading from Hoboken to the sba ferbed twelveacters The ft la admirably situsied for are. tan store oF a lumber yard, oF any business purposes, sve two boais continually plying within afew rods, an ew roud. on whieh it frovie, ia the finest" drive Ya the 1 nelgh: sorbood of ike sity, Cm Subdays from two to five thousand persons viet lage and the necessity of a ferry aD: Fatlucville will eocn make the. Hudson River Railroad an ad Sunetto the new railroad of the Sogiah Neigliverb one 4, only ope mile from all of this property. apply to & Dixon, frit avenue, belweed 1 and’ dally, ad 1 and 9 ‘evenings only. J ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THIS PROPER- ty, consisting of 26 lots of ground, 14 stusted in the Six teenth ward, in Tenth avenue, berween Tweaty seventh and ‘Twenty eighth streets, and between Tenth and Aleve.th ave- nace; “four aveeo fois ou Tents revue, and betwee Teves: Freeventh and Twenty eighth et:eet, and 82 lola or the ensre hf block, on the south aide of Twente eighth street, betwee Texth ant'sleventh avenues, except the avenue lols; and nive aL eet ia engt of the avenue lots, on Twenty eeveath s:reet; ject to ex! Tiny ei) be sold ai fair price and on toa moet riber information inquire of &. FIELD, Jr., or JaM es SORLUYEBR, 129 brond way. $OQOALERY VALUABLE TIMGER AND FARMING lands ip &t Lawrence county, Kew York, for etle cheap, orexcoange for city or Brooklyn property.” Timber outly spruce, On a rafting tiream, and convenient wo extensive mills, BIGGS & 80511 W10K, 81 Nassau street, IN CABH, $5.0.000 retired merchentins, oitants De handise, suitable f voutbern and Western markets. Merchantadeatring to diep of a urp!us lot of goods will find prompt buvers by addressing Nonm ito. W7 Merchante’ Hotel, Communications stristly confidential. BY THE WILL OF THE LATS DAVIDB TOMS, CSRL- tenbam, Rngland, Mrs Mary a. Hawley or heirs ere enti- cd toa, argo eania,, The husband of ke lacy was a bro eee eareno Any inform: wuibeiheabfaly received by GhRALD WanniNeton, Regent street, London. Bou AT THE HOTEL TO MORROW, WEDNES day, at 3 o'clock, number of room same as last BOOTS. OFEe. FOR AVOPTION.—A BEALTHY MALE CHILD two weeks old, of good parentage, will be given ret ly to any aatiafactory party on appiicati nto Dr it Maahatian Life Insurance office, Nassau street rom’ 2w3 o'clock P. R4SNCO—YOURS I8 RECRIVED. ALL WELL. LAT me hearfrom you soon, Ihave not made up my sind liLtet you know when in town, Perseveranc reat things. RANK—YOUR ABENCE OaUSES MS MANY UN. bappy momenta, Do pleae write to me this week | You Anow my sddreme. HaRRY. ]' TENS FHOULD MERT THE RYE OF THE Paury who bought closter diamond ying at the store of L & J, Jacobs, 407 srondway, on the 10th of June last he 1s earnestly Tequested to communicate with Ciamond Madison square Post office. By eo colog he wil confer a very reat oaligation on & Jady, and be & gainer to a ccralderable amount, F MR. COLLINS, LATELY RETURNED FROM NEW Orleans, wil send his address, directed 5.S., Broadway Post oftice, be will hear from his friend . 8. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PETAR DUNN. WHEN beard from istt wasia Fenzayivania, Bi ret Wallace, wouid like to bear from bia, as advantage. The asme Peter Luan is from Kildare county, Wrelsnd. Address Margaret Wallace, Millstone. J. NFORMATION WaNTED-OF MIGHARL Mo" aRLIN, by Occupetion a peddier, and travelling through the State of Vigeinia, who arrived here ina gust 1566, When lait heard from was tn Brooklyn, in amity atreet any iaformatiog of him will be gladly received by bis mother, at corner of Amity and Fulton streets, south Brooklyn. [NFORMATION WANTAD-—OF MLIZABETH SAYA ragh, who arrive bere two, [etre aco last May ia the sblo Jeremiah 3 hom eon, Sie city, Any ‘for. uation concersing bee wi x 2 cibenktaly Feesived by her bro ther, Caroll Cavanagh, Ni treet, Williamsburg. NEORMATION a cH THOMss B _DEGNAN, dy his brother; when Inst heard of about six months since’ he stopped in Flu whing; he has not beea heard of since. should hia mn ye Or any one whocan give any information of him ion addr ‘nddress Andrew Gal'en, Orth eireet na Seventh «venue, Harlem (qk. EDV unsuner RE Ao Lee FO! SMRRLY IN ue! ‘call on fgnaci i at the Motel d'Europe, 650 Houston street Psy M?: tales Ni ae td OF THE UNITED ‘ated any =o Glen ta requested to 10. 56 Maiden lane. BILLIARDS. ———— A Poole THE EXfENSIVE MANUFACTORY. OF tables, will Interest those wo about purehsay Dili Lat tables; new new Ra Sardi from 7 A. M. to6 P, M. daily, ‘ister respectfully int O'CONNOR & COLLEND! A COLE All Fe i I ML Mac ccm li ILLIA BD TABLES FOR SALB.—W. J. SHARP, 143 FUL- ime his tila ben, een wa ow in Pg a fow second hund aa above, 148 Fulton street, INART’® ZUsLARD TABLES AND EXORLSIOR wW cuaiions: the most durable, lively Rud correct fn Eis nent aed clogast seven "8 factory: Ti Gold street, New Sork, ta . $20. wt clase trade; tbe rliculars address Marke’, box OWLING aeLOO FOR 8 LB OB TO LET—IN A cod Avvly on th premise», 335 Spring street, cor ner of ‘Warhin; ton Bese: FOR SALE Af tf grey BISING weekly, b bateres and tool ait ovmpleta Sen “omely ied ep, Good In cation orable lease and excelle chenee to_get in the busi peas BIGGS & SOUTA 1K, 81 Naaasu street, PRRABLE INVESTMENT.—FOR SALB, wR EXTEN. sive profitable soal Lirade, yard, utenuile, ¥ hold inierests, Ac. do. To a party with resents advantages veldom eq Apply at FF] Broslway, ce 45 DUG STORE FOR SALE—A BETATL AND DISPENS. 284, doe store, of many yexrs standing ¢ pmmanding 1004 and a! * ie Al fo. R HATLOCE, hers fiw York. ma RUG STORE FOR BALB-ON AQDOUNE OF Tut health, will be sold sta hargaia No agents need apply. ‘Addreas Droggiat tation U Post ace, LE—AT MACOMS'S D&M, YZ LARGE AND commodious hotel, called the Triton Mansion, with teo ere ie and es the ouvdusdings, with a large barroom dotel. oscapied by Peter H in sure of JuaN P DOHGS, Kinguoridge, oF on tbe promises, 102 SAL?—THE BARGE CLINTON, 233 TONA BERG'S ter, eo eneerts | 400 tona dead weight; now nAyiog wu ibe yracco Ti Appt’ tp the captain, on board, oF k WM. MORBINON, , MORRISON, rE 51 Exchange place, Fee VOR SALR—a BOURSAUR AND RETAIL LIQUIR store, together witb the house and lot, or tbe pre atacs et Jn ihe village of Pai Weatchester county, ny Inquire of JUBN sTRaNu, on the oremuea worse SALE—THE NEATLY FITTED UP COrFee ant juneh room #0. 28 Coenties slip ‘Thie ia & good chance for a person to make movey. Good ressons for aelliag. For particulars inqui-e of W. H WaLKEA, 337 and 339 Spring street No agents need apply. R BALE— _fieam.eng ne, \2ineh eylindar, 96 inch atroke, wiih two fue boilers, 56 inchee in diameter, 2 feet long; One 1 Ineb "Soe 19 borse steam rg bores eng'ne, La second band, upright, or whore locometire boiler. Get to bore Mont voller. a re One fue boiler, 17 Yoet long, 44 iacbee in diameier; tw> 1) ‘Une flue boller, 25 feet long, 87 iacher im diameter; two 14 Que MD horse upright bolle. The above are all in 4203 ‘Also, & lot of second hand shafivg, pulley ay aries Inquire of WILDEY & BULGE, 0. 59 ann atreet, New York, ‘And No. 2 North Second ai'eet, Brooklyn, BD. 8, wheais, furnace R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST lage corner grocery atore ins go01 location. weil fitted 3B and our a goed vusiceas. For particulars address frank, PORSALB: THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WROLE- aale and retail stare, wea five. ears lease, now dong an excellent bu ‘a corner of one of the best erougbfarce on the west side of the city, wa ‘be sold Shean as the present owner fa aboutto leavethe city, Terms, oagh and part approved paper. Apply w wivay MAULAN: 169 Tenth avenue. ‘OR SALE A FIVE Lt LARORFANCY, BIRDICAGE WITH 8 fountain in it s seven feet bigh acd four feet in diam eter represcolog witable for a conservatory, y>rden, hothouse 30 "800, Lawulre atats Tents vf wots Delween Twenty “fourth and Twency-filth streew, se ona "OB BALE—A KESTAURAAT AND DIN NG BALOON; boarding and lodgiog convected with the saloon; tasted opporite » Whriving market and nears ferry, ud sow dola geod buswess, ‘Ihe lodgings pay the reat For fut part ay jars apply on the premis.2, 112 Bourton street, enat ai ie, OR SLE FAP LESER, STOCK AND FIXTORDS. OB without sick, of an old ‘and well estabilshed wi rnd reail qjuor store: 13 one of the beat mands in a he Sab GAFFNBY, 67 Chatham ward for groceries or liquors OK EALE—A& PLACE LaTSLY FITTED UP IN THE Foglish etyle, with ive years’ losse | The whols house rents fo" $100, it fs two story and atic with basements a good located on * thoroughfare, and ani sig it Good reasons for wanting to Call for three éeya at 165 Spring atreet OB StLR—810°K AND FiXTURBS OF A FaUIT, con’esdonery avd segar store. th asois and root beer a attusted on one ct the most public corners to. the fon for selliog made known, Inquire at +55 Caaal str et, cornerof Hudson. W UYO! OR SALE—A NEW FIVE HORSE POWSR STAM fi engine and s seven boree p ailer. Inquire of CHARLES DIOENTA, conf-cttouer, 30 OB BALE.—A GOOD CHANCZ POR LIVESEY STABLE ‘Keevers and olhe:e who are in want at a cheap conch. ‘Thie is a beautiful vehicle and tm periest order, an? sold in com- tequence of the owner lesving the city Will ba avid ata great sacrifice if avplied tor this week. Call at 109 Weat Forty Ata street, between the hours of 4and 7 P. es SsLE-1NE LE SB, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF up and doing a Tr Oarenar 05 Grand basin avenue C. poet business. WOR SsLR—THE LELS®, STOOK AND FIXTURES OF oleante avd retail corner liquor store, lorated ou » gocd hasisvas avenue: will be pold cbeap Apply Bt the COF Her of Forly third steéet and iat arcuue. JOR SALR—THE WORK OF A GOOD BOTTSR AND Bo tnee with or without horse and cart apply at No.2 Water street. Will be sold low. OR BALE AT A IBARGSIN-OONG&ESS HALL, AT lnptin City, N. J. The Aotel ie extensize, dolag u’good business; Western jands will be recetved in part payment. RICHMOND & Z8PP, southeast corner of Fourth and Walaui streets Philadelphia, Pa. "OR SALE CHEAP—THE STICK AND FIXTURES OF ‘& whulerale and retail liquer store doing a largs business, aituated on one of the best-corners in cbiv city. Gand and eats: tectory, reaacus will be, given, for saling | Apply 2 JUBN MOOSR, corner of Houston and Sheriff stre ‘OR SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES (with leage) of & first class grocery store. The stock will be sold for lees than cost, as ‘he owner Is going in another business Apply at the store 549 sixth avenue, {OR SALS CHRAP—THE LEASE, STOCK AND PIX” tures of & grocery and lijtor store; mu as t cwuer eopnot miend (91k apply 19 CHSISEY BUTLES, 19 Washington mreet, OR SALE OBEAP.—A FIN COUNTBR, AWNING, ice box and gas fixtures willbe sold chesp to-day, at No. 115 Diviston sire! OR SALE VERY CHRAP—THE DRUG BTORH ON the corner of Gold and Flymouih streets, Brookisn For erma apply on the premises. R.St MILL FOR ALE, LEASE OR BXCHANGE—AD- ‘jucentto the city, and replete with genera! raillin chicery. There ts also an establiched mani: reas ig basiness connected with it paying iarze profke and cspavie of being greaily exienced, ‘Address Mille’, Herald clice. OTEL FOR SALE—WELL LOCATED, DOWN TOWN; 180 sleeping roome; for eale on the mort liberal and accom. modating terms; long lease, fally furnished, and doing an ex tremely profitable oustoess BIGaS & SOUPAW10K. 81 Nassau streot, IQUOR ST °RF FOR 8ALE—AT A GREaT BARGAIN. om copaequence of leaving the city. The jocation ts first ale, invorably leate, choice stock, handsomely Stied up, and joing & 08D ese Be On ;USIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassan street ATENT FOR SALE, ON LIBERAL TERMS-OF AVA luable invention, of grest eash demani and necesaty, sheaplv otup. yleidivg iarge prods, andin walch & very e, profitable cs neiness eing done. i eae BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 51 Naessu street. BOARDING AND cee ee Orne p Ye PARLOR, "BED BEDROOM DROOM AND BAT! per week, or rented iby the a a Suteary ment te tr olecloesioae’ FEW SINGLB GENTLEMEN WISHING NRAT AND Alen He rooms, can fd the same by applying at 635 ——_-__<_ __ enenaderr trees tic LaDY AND GENTLEWAN CAN BE poonmmo. As jhe Toy panes foralahed paslor isd aor fl also a for the lady and ara oar ie geal tains all the modern improvement! 236 West Fifteenth street, between ‘tigbth's ote Mi ave AME ESIVATR FAMILY IN BROOKLYN, Baviig No delivaey aout reducing exoenses, chn by addr 8 ita mente Wan Ht ato ireceeraetron wots pana 3 BOARDING A! AND LODGING. arennnnnnnnnnn 10 ADI. INING. Rooms, ECO) 'LOO! rT smelt snlabed to let, wath ous, 00 ee bear F very pleasans ne, c* d at reasonable rates; thoy will» ve rented a vsly or yoy <7 ae apply al atZlkevyenih avenue, between Tw.itua WY ,RRAONE CAN BE ACCO TED WITH & f ntand back Pet Soe ess or whe outb ard. Apply © LET—WITH GOOD BOAR FRO) 1° com (bedroom if wented) tarabhed® Howes laa 1 ooaled. 8 Jaw siepe from Cooper “nnn a ‘hea. shh tora and modern conveniences Termalows Inquire et Zistuyvesast street es [MARY HOME, 106 RAST FOURTEENTH ar wi or ducted cn the European plan. 7: he expenses of living are now uated to the exe act onnt, and are less by 26 4 50 per Dotela or carding houses of the same * AS SUIT OF FU ep ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT board, ins fat lage private houae ia Wout Tacky Seoond mreet, near Pihh avenue, sah aitdiidaeind ALL HOUSE, BROOKLYN, E; D., CORNER F Ww and Bout Fitts streets, a fama Hed ly. ig now ready for the recep crmannent and tae transient boarderg Fi reasopable terma, P, G. PBOK, Proprietor A HAW J aGANT ROOMS CAN BE HAD AT THE Highland Cottage, Cornwall. For further particulars in. quire at the cfice of Mr. Jonn J Hoyd, 161 Pearl etreet, or of =. Headden $91 Crgnd street, oF of Wim. F, Hixon, Corawall, Orange county, N. Y. BARDSOME BOOM ON THE B¥OOND Fi AL sohabie fra gentleman and bis wife; also rooma-on tes bid and fourth ficors, for siogie geutiemen, at lu] West Smee aeth betweea Filth and sit avecues, Diacer at oe ANTED—FO® A FAMILY, BOARD IN hee, and respectable family where there are einai eons terme moderate; references exchanged. Please addreas Et] ANTED—BOaRD FOR A LADZ AND HBR SON, ON t the beginning of eeptemher in & vrivata my have modern improvements; pan pa} toird street por below Fi Fourteenth atree' araver ace, board not to excood 93a jerald ofiice. between Fixth and Lextn per month, address A FURNISHED PaRLOR AND THRE® OR FOUR A. dedroome to let, with or without board. to stugle oaths men, the house das all the modern improvewme convenient to caraand sieges. apply at 7 West venta street. % ia wea. te WRLL FUBNIBRED FRONT PARLOS—ON FIGST floor, end other rooms, to jet, with whole ot partial board; the uee of pieno, bath aod was 'o & party of married or @ party of mpgle gentlemen, at 11 W cater etreet; terms from $3 to $ PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A VERY PLEASANT 4s and well furriehed front room on seoand floor to let; gas closeta, dc. References required, apply at 121 Greens street }- near Prince. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN WEST Thirty clapth street, would ee or two roomé. unfur. aivhed or partially furnlaned, to Breakfast and tes if desired, adaress M., Berald FEW SINGLE GANTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND weir wiv be accommodated wi i! board tinal’ privste (amily. convenient 10 cars” A DDIY ah] Pleot sueet, near Fulton avenue, srooxlyn. PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING IN WEST TWENTY- fra weet, near Fifth avenue, will lot a large oF small furnisbed room. wi ‘Terms moderate. For ad- reas apply to Bentley, ‘Madison oquare pont ofice fateh TURMIESD Bone, WITH BOARD sal le fora eman an ‘ite, or t ue T Nora Moore street, near’ Variok. "NB e-Bath and men ad oles. A os” vRONT AND BACK PARLOR, A HAUL BEOROOM, A. onthe seernd floor, handsomely farnivbed, in a beautiful ocivon; & font room ‘on the third floor to let io gentleman and wite or elngle gentlemen, without board; alea roome from $2.0 $tper week. apply ai 118 Thompson sireet, corner of Prince street FRIVATS | FAMILY. HAVING ts) UNO CUPIED wo an ryt riemeas vib or without fal silat boera, or two alo, nilemea, with or or partt ‘Apply at 101 Beoand avenue, three doors south of Mleventh at FURNIS2ED PARLOS AND BEDROOM TO LET—TO entleman and wife, wilh pviviiege of Kitchen, fir, bal cold water. Terms $5a wetk, Inquire at 395 Sezond avenue. References exchanged, Pear. WANT.D BY A YOUNG GENTLE three or four months; not very particular as to loeauion; brefers tke city; wouid like & place where there a:e young ladies. Address 8. &., Broadway Post office. OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A FRONT reom snd bedioom attached to spare, will let the same, write bostd. tobe oF two ladies or 108 entiemen and wife, on eaty terms: no other boarders ken. 8 good opponent tor those wanting agcod Lome Apply at 179 Weat Thirty-six: street, near ighib avenue. ANTED~ BOARD, FOR A LADY. aT Po per orice. Beat references given, Address, siating price, Forence, Herald otlice, OO WANTED BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FORNIGE. Punt oft 70m down town. Address D. G., box 9,394 N. ¥ ‘ WAxtREA FEW BOARDERS, family, at @ country ferm bouse,’ (@ {amily the house is pressantly situated, within halts mile of vile lage, within hourly socess to New York by railroad. Adircas for a few days J. a., box 734 Post office. BY A FRIVATS ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A R?SPECTABLE lace t> board, in a private famtly or where there are few pewter: would prefer it on Kast Madison street, or we uld not object to golog up ‘up town. Fourth | Fifth or 8ixth streets, between 4 This rues Address to-day and to morrow A. KE. C, a 150 office. $8 PER WERK FOR TWO PRRSONS,—FUR” Zishea rooms, wit board, for nanrried ead slagis peste men. Femily American; but few in number. The domestica arrengemenis will enture the comfort of the family. Apply at 119 Mast Nineteenth SPRING tTREET, THREE hep gy re BROtD- —T> let, iL har docmnal Ee Bp Sel oiisenef sennounant in tea. cir) tiached to. the building. tnd pidces of amusement inte ‘its a large reading room, iree. Inquire o° Anson House. WEST FOURTEENTH SER&RT—TO SOUTH. erners and others. Three or four desirable roome te let with board. Fardes wishing siperior sesomoda'ne im pa pen npr poten, apg apply. A\so a fine three all stable and coach house to 6 4 BROALWAYELEGANTLY FORNISHED PAR- first and second floors; also single roems for ‘with or without partial board. ‘To'persona who egueeen cipal bote.s and places of amuse- ment, as well aa men of business, tis ie very desirable. peoawe ise —STEANGERS ARRIVING GT, iectroral tea ie use al bo comin e ire uate eiaerae pips Sewuarant el RROADWAY-TO*LET, BETWEBN SEVEN- ea a 4, eee enn te Rn hoa BGS secrik aed Biineny aesem, wen ade JOHN’. LOYD 0h, Nassau st. Possession immé ‘ad Boaz =A —A VERY PLEsSANT HALL ROOM TO LES, With board Bain and gua Apply at $9 Ubariion wrest near Mac¢ou, OARD.--A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE A900MMO dated with good board, vlestunt rooms and where they may enjoy tye comforts of & home, at 91 Kivington street, new rorayi, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ELRGANTLY FURNISHED roome, oa tbe Srst and second floors en suite or ysepa jalely, are cited to parties requiring superiay accommods uope. by a private family reaidiag at 4ul Amity conve: bien wSouth and Wallstreet ferries. Dinner at 6 o'clock. OLRD IN BROADWAY.—HOUSE FIRST OL deomely every modern improvement, Rande fora! dhroughout; superior rooms on second excellent table Sane een eaen cena aes 832 ‘Broadway, above w OARD IN BROOKLYS.—A LARGE, HANDSOMELY furnished front rocm to let, with board, in ® pleasant and convenient locality; alse, CSS rooms. The house isfnrnished with gas, bath, &c Apply at 242 Henry street, between Congress and Amity streets. OABD IN BROOBLYN —LABGE RANDSOMELY FUR- ished roome, with all the medern improvemeats, Ridge ‘Wood water, bath room, &c , for gentleman and wife or single exten; five minutes walk trom atlantic ferry, 100 Pactic een Henry and Clinton. sireet, betw: BOAkD JX BROORLYN, 105 CLINTON STREET, COR, ner of State. ‘Two pleasant and handsomely furnished rooms, suitable for 8 gentlemen and his wife or for single geo tlemen, may be had with board on reasonable terms. isefe- Fer ces exchanged, YOARD IN HOBOKEN, TSS MINUTES FROM THR B feriy 4 three gentlemen can be accommodated e Tbeard, either Dermapect oF tempore Tapedtae; terms moderate, oftiee. OARL WANTAD—IN BROOKLYN, location, for & gentleman and lady; apectabbity and rednement would fin bance to in @ desirable boarder; board for the lady enly; terms must Semoderate, “address Robert Truman, Broo iklyn Posi office, OARD WANTED —PARTIAL BOARD WANTED, BY Arenpectable young men, in s private family Location not above Houston ati Address V. P., Hersld office OARD WANTED.—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM IS wanted, below Fourteenth street (down town preferred,) by & young map and his wife, in a private family, where there only @ few or are no other boarders; full board’ for the lady only, ats rate not to exceed $7 per week. References given N A PLEASANT widow .ady of re. snd required, Please address, stating vers, €c.. JB Jr, box sa18 F 8 Post oflce, New York, No boarding house keepers need apply, OAbD WANTED—FOR A GENTEEL FAMILY, NEAR the sea side, ina farm house or country Fesidenct, where sea bathing may be had. Address, with prize, location and full particulars, L. Post oflice, W. OARND WANTED.—A FRENOH GENTLEMAN WISH es boerd in a respectable ie family, where there are ro other boarders; sroom fur himself; price'$1e week. ad dress F. ©, &., Herald office. BOARD, WANTED-IN, A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE family, lady, who haa been for mx years in the pinanenter A an on Broadway, conse uently osm give tee bert of reference, Lozatina between Fourth end Fourteenth streets, and Tbird and Sixth avenen, Address HM. H., Union square Pont oflice. OARD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY—Tn@ OPPER part preferred for s lady and two children—one ten an¢ ther two years old—rne or two rooms, furnished or turplabed: & private famtly, preferred; ‘pina but substantia, Doarc required Address oflice, torwe, wileh coust be moserste. OARDING.—TO LET, A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, furnisbed or unfurnished, with or wiibevt full or partia board, to 8 lady and d gentlemas, oF two gentlemen, in 6 emall private family. #8 from 10 per week ‘References Required, Apply af Novi Fleets ostager fourth street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue, next to Broadway. OARDING.- 331 GREENWICH STREET.—A FEW gentlemen can be accommodsted with board at $3 and to per week; also @ gentleman and wife, at Mra. Tsylor’s, COL, AIKY, PLEASANT, NEATLY FURNISHED Tome to 16110 gent'eren, without board, in s, private fa- mils; rert low; house aps ae furnished, wit jodern: ——— Apply at od Fifth mreet, two bose from ORC WAY TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A MILK DEPOT FOR SS eae and three years? lease, now doing & good business; to besold cheap apply at 435 seventh avenue, Setween Thnty. axth and Thirty seventh streets. QALUON AND BAR FIXTURWS, WITH LEASB, FOR S's excellent location; rent moderate and ely, the owner being about to leave for Ka t of his health, apply t> JONES & RMIMLS, od road way. D3 NE HOUSB—NO8 307 AND 309 FOURTH AVENUE, between Iwenty third and Tweaty fourth etree's. Fami Mes or ri ed persons a obtain pent} desirable earene, ation in woes or siogle, with good rate char; boarder bet oe ha Hite as per day, G'URNISHED ROOMS IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY, or siog'e gentlemen ih or witout partie board, cmt Fr chard street, below Grand. MO MERCHANT TaILORS—THR STOCK, FIXTURES To and ience cfs custom sore tor sxle, dolog a 00d bust eas; location tuperior. This i@ a rare cance, ae the proorie- for ie going cut of the Ddusiness Apply to KDWARD Gaa- HAM. firm of Smith & Graham, 27 Wail atreet, (PEBEE SECOND HAND GARRS WILDER'S AND HER- geipuienie; Sib two Jewellers, safen forjanie shex9, at 98 Maiden lan (.-FOR SALE, AN INTRRRST IN A SPLENDT + established down town busiceas, claaciag $2.59? het profits jesriy over every exprove, mulled to's young °F elderly man This, Indeed, ia @ very superior chance, and one seldom offered. Good reasons for selling. apply'at 14 Chambere street, rom Ne, 4, QO0-% S20C88¥ STORE, LOCATED IN ONE of ‘he Angst nig rhoods ia Brookiya, do ing am extensive cash ood alocs, and oomprising every article thal any more of this Sesartphint eves wives Keep, will be eold out for the adore sum if ayplicuion te made immediately, aa the nrerent owners ara oooupyirg auch of their time a! their wholesale business; therefore proper a: tention cannot be aiven ta, thle store and for 8 young man oi smoall capital and goed addrem, every chance for such persya make , for opportunity never exisied. Slense box 110 Hlareid nfioe, FOR A GASH MANUFACTORING BOEI peeain ihis city, worih $2000 estabiished six mM; machinery all comp'ete find the Dusinets in saovese/ul op sradon; paya prod pro ts, eason for selling, the owner Isgoing in the enupiry. Apply at 212 Broadway, room 14. J. @. MATHER C —A NEW VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE. $3.000.-thr'ati tbe douinern tiatea a fortune alae mistake, 200 per cent can 4 can be obtained for tb dress, or call_on the invent ‘ achler, 1225, Fulton street, corner of Naseau, up stairs, te dia tad __CLOTHING, st SO. 44 CENTRE STREET —W T WANTED. $00 $1.00 years, wih » good run of ¢ woate market. than thelr suppose’ z Comoe cating er the wore, oa Fey OR GENTUBMEN, If YOU ARS SATIS#IAD hb reoniving a fair caeb p' Ice fhr your cast off clothiog furnre gr catpers, and not bs bumbugged by the high ofr 6 pr retenders, call ov or send Dole by post to Ha daie 8 cheney wien “Atyy Twentieth and Twea- tet wi orders wi a gurcturlly ateoaded to. Tadien atienced to by Mrs, Harri. if ADinS AND GRNTURWAN baniguert prise a sash hy cere thenig a0 te ™ Baseventh Avene. tet ety res cee ot Twenty eighth pireeta, Ladies amended lo by uw. Min! HAYING ANY OAAT OFF migine, avy cage opr ly furvished, at prices to suit the times. Call at 49 Or- G\URN:SHAD ROCMS TO LET—IN ST. JOHWS PARK Motel, corner of Hutson and i aight atrecis, at from $210 $3 per werk’ This ise most desirable summer residence, as the esis have the privilege of tle park. estaurant atiacded to SHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, IN nN ‘e family, on reasonabie terms, within two blocks of Broadway. Inquire at 11 Third street. SURNISHBL ROOMS TO LET—SOME AS LOW AS $1 if ber week: 50 a large room, suitable for two persons; breskfas: cau be bad if required, at 180 Mott street, four doors Stove Broome atreet Stages and ears convenient Yor all parte Of ihe city, POD AND, CHEAP LODGINGH—CLE AN AND COM F fuxiabie single soome 99 to ST centa per nizht: gentle Bien and wife 7S cents. Globe oie, corner or Fraaxtet and Wiliam streets, Ny X. Open all night, OOD BEDBOOM WANTED—8Y A SINGLE GENTLE man clean and neat, with alice of tyas: and a cup ol ten or coflee every morning: where pleswnt and musica, eclety can be eujiyed occasionally, preferred. Addreest atating terme, W. Heraid office, COUNTRY BOARD. (JOUNTRY BOARD—aT LaBB MaHCPAC, IW a PRI- vate family, a most delightful summer resort; fine boating, Dpatning, Sehing’ dc; aluation very desirable. riquntain aif. or particulars addreas Wm. H Morris, Kay , 180 Water street. JOUNTRY bette AT Leta ISLAND —THBEE tlemen can be. with eae o 0. H, box 06 im a private family, A: °C ea ige CaN BE WAD, WITH PLEA- for two or three ereons, tn & priv Yin Eoariy gece to the ey: two mice above Harlem. NO ee: ror particulars caer ee at No 49 ‘Rose jOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A pleasant shady location, near river or sea safe bathing: milk desirable: hours" travel from tbs cy. Acdress Mra. Bpring street, stating ac COERTER BOARD WANTED—AT 4 Fa for s gentlemsn three isd healthy and*conventently accesible to New york: @ Di on ibe Hudecn preferred: eruns tot to exceed $1; references required Address, with full particulars, a, absdalbo, New ‘York Post offtoe, OouNEEY, 30: BOARD | WANTEDOBY | ane. Zoune fermh: parhculsrs’ Willseun Harald bilos; nating torine, Which must be ‘moderain ences exchanged. UDBON BIVER BOARD.—FIS8ST OLAI may be secured at Riverdale, ons hour from the boat or railroad. pBlY op the promives OF Bt 58 2 = stairs, front office, Bouse within east ‘astone’s throw oa RENREVENT_CHANGR TO CooL. DRY MOUNTAIN alr, romantic ees. baths, soft, Cdl toe amply ainded is, grounge: sity rooms, grod fond rugh of it Address a U' feld, N J ereronce Je Dato 25 Murray street: Piven Alien, 49 Chambers street; Myers, 64 Broadway. WO OB THREE FAMILIES CAN HAVE G d lo play commodations for tine Feeldence of Be Stuse'en ihe left trom New York avenue. COPARTNERSHIP IP NOTICES. BOOKKEEPER, ‘A THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT, $1,000 cash, would join with an already established esie concern in whit be be ould get an inte eet tor orl cash and @ reasonable reference address Bcckhecper: bor LOSI New York Boot shies, ve MAN OF RESPECTABILITY 18 DESIROUS OF making an be Paces of $2 res iba — foi omar pe perlaiso ty sppoaiegae inters\ jncipals only need fore chance cae Feel nedress L. . Byals, Br PARTNER, WANTED—WITH FROM $1 000 TO $5,000, IN the auction pusiness; the amrunt a wanted to make ad- Jonces on goods consigned. | References given and required. Apply to W. J&KV1S, dusiness exchange, 229 Broadway. ANTED--A GOOD TAILOR, WITH A CaSH CAPITAL of $1,000 to $2 000, ae parirer in & tailoring business ioe g es abliehed, near the Fifth avenue Hotel, a mort deatrabie loca- ion. at's low rent. fapply to Mr. BENTLY, Bently’ Deapatch, ‘Madison equare. PERIOR OPPORTUNITY FOR A stale man, with the adveriisar, in a light cash ing enough tosa‘isfy anv bonoras'e person party affaid of & tiie work weed'no! apply. Oall ss 202 Nand avenue, over the feed store. D5 0. -RAGDERREAN AND AMBROTYPE GAL, , lery for sale (been establithed 18 years) at 770 Grana street, corner of Forsyth. Apply to JOS. THWAITES, Coguerrean artist, 206 Chatham square. $300. ANY ENTERPRISING PERSON this amount and wishing to engage in a proftable rasiness can hear oft gocd opportusity oy Selling ai 81 Chea Bers street, on frst foor- SOULHWIOK & Co, $300.-tas max havin; ser 4 Bivdto join him in purchasing Business ich cuanot fail to yield a clear prot of 86000 1 $5.00 in three mont Apply from 10 to 3 to BIGGS & BOUTBWIUK, 81 0. ites japon: Iv A ela mercantile in its character, done ex: tor cash, and with the iret houses in the city and country, cerried rs on in the lower part of the city. apply at 84; a, Sennen Rocke at ems” —WANTED, AN ACTIVE, BUSINESS 1.000, ~ Joie mes du Americus preterrval wee own ‘unish thie em-urt; can bave an Soportunity to make money In a good, genteel substantial busine For an inter- view, address ard, Herala office. $1 OOO. -KANTED, 4, PARINER WITH THE , above amount, in a wholesale mercantile com- mtasion business. which is done for cash. Principal object to fecure & good business man. Adéress H. E. C., box 169 Herald office, stating time and place of interview. $1 OOO .- ART TERSON WITH THIS SUM WISHING . J+ to ergage in a new and exseedingly lucrativ Ngbt and pleasact cash business, that will yiel Pe profit per cent, and ieure ® rapid iortune, can address Bunnesy, Po Post vitioe, New York. 1.000. -RARTREE WANTED, IN A CASH MAND. facturivg buriness, gure and permanent, ex- tension uplim'ied; capital to, be with the same alreaty invest in machines, to extend the business now in paring 400 percent. -Reapousible. parties apply (0 dress Grifiin & Co., 77 Nassau street. RE- HAVING ¢ TO $8,000. WANTED, A PARTNER ACTIVE $2. 000 cree ent, wih ihe above guaouat, t engage tn in ‘& well eatablished bagineas !n thiscl.y, Address B, ERSEY CITY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH J ocard to gentleman and wife or two single gentleman, howe basa most desirable and airy location, wit sll the mo dern tmprovements, located on Grand street, four minus’ Wolk from the ferry. address Jersey City, Herald office, ‘O 13 RIVINGTON Lg, NEAR BOWERY —PLE« sant fromt rooms to ith board, for gentlemen aud their wives. Neat ball ore tee ‘oue or two single geatlemen Tro single ladies accommodated at moderate p: . Also day boarders accommodated, N° 108 LEONARD 8THEET wey oe and ROOMS TO let to single gentlemen, without board, with gasan N°, 89 WHAT 8}XTEENTH STREET, BETWREN FIFTH acd Sisth avenves —Handsomely finished ‘rooms 19 let most ‘Convenient in the city, Dinner at 6. References ex cbanged. ——— OPER TIO GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN AND ‘wile can hsve rooms and bosrd; cy class modern house, near cars and 6! Apply at 65 Hammona street, between Bleecker, BIVATE ROARD—A GENTLEMAN AND cobisin s preitiiy furctehed suit even on contaiving every cenvenisnes bd sole Location pleseaut and esay 0 " No. 86 Anat Fceugriem srect, bewween third aud Watagton avenues: THREF SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A @ PROT wits, cav fonda very co nfortable hom clable. Sr¢lieb family, on moderate torms. A peat hy room W,let, at 194 Madison areet near Rutgers, office. = OR WITHOUT THE SER- $5.00 00 area cecme. {pain in the manufacture aa arilele for the city trade, | 0 ri0K, and will pay dol- dollar per aunum © Rddress 16 as ‘lice, with real name and addreas, cqureter ! 4 ioe nd oflee, with real name. CASH, WITH A GOOD BUSIWESS Mi Will séoure one-balf intereet tn an ewtablisbod ‘where tho profte are alee 1g beyond the. ib facniitier; if an gran, ca cour 8 jum, Address cffice, with real: $6.000 mapufacturin, carb. demas ; a tn further. of Jobmecn’a patent earn, pesenied Berk 1h WANTED.—A PABTNGR $) 2. 000 smonnt i¢ wanted flee ore nese already egianliebed in thle city. cash aud to’an unlimie Tad rottot 8 eee pod of regutrieg exira ae ‘an the buetere. haa Do En but ae of anting | Re i reterez.ces given and reai! fdrena L 8 Lawrence, with real same, box 17 a?