The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1859, Page 3

EE Whe Peace of Villafranca and the Hungarian Cause. ‘The peace of Villafranca has produced # temporary sus- Pension of the struggle for nations) independence in Burope. Of this peace, dissipasing #0 many patriotic Ropes, the daily papers have alrvady given the most important fea- fures, though certun incidents still enveloped in mystery will, when tho time arrives for thelr disclosure, yet as tonish the maPlic. prin Kossuth, dated at Geneva, Switzerland, July 30, confirm the worst of this disastrous intelligence; and as by wy card, published July 6, I invited, on bebalf of the Hungarian National Committee, such of my coun- teymen as were desirous, under the then existing siate of affairs, to repair to Genoa, to hold themselves in readiness for the final call which I had hoped to make upon them, Tne ie duty to inform those who have anewered my card that the sudden blow of Villafranca deters the occasion upon which their patriotic devotion shall be dis- ed . eh, them, at the game time, that the Hun- Freach foreign legion or to return home uader the promise of Louis Napoleou’s intervention with Francis Joseph to obtain for them an amnesty and exemption from farthor military eervice in Austria. will, I think, accept either the alter- Bative of bewg buried in Algeria, Or (looking to the past) Of trosting, under any gaaranty whatever, to the faith of bo often perjured Austria. However gloomy the aspect of affairs for the present may be, |} is gratifying as regards tne fature of Hunga- vian wationaiity aud freedom to contempiate the zeal aod uuanimity displayed during the Tecent events by the Hun- of all Classes, reiigions and conditions, botn in mae on of cur unfortunate country. At sugure well, that daring a strugele that must be (and we know not bow 8000) renewed, the delligerents were pry il to din 7 and oo operate with thig nawonality ~ fea days aor teece the agreemen: of Villafrance, those crowned heads under whose auspices only the Aaogarina Legion could ve arsembied and ized wt solved the Hungarians from any primer 0 aay foreign power, and admitted them unheritatingly inte the pp ae their supple allegiance to the of Hungary. conclusion, I trast my countrymen will join me in the expreesion of gratitude to the members of the Hungarian Naviooal Committee—Kossuth Kiapka and Téleki—tor the prudence they have displsyed in the critical Kanye stances in which they pave ‘Deen placed, ly for their successful efor: a Premature td in Bupgary. [tis baraly fhe © observe thet the pro. clamat to the Hungarians published in the name of Koeauth wore i only forgeries, but ‘a diametrical opposi- tion to vice vo kee) ‘pared—Dut, nyarnaty y to bide thetr ti dads sore” No. 66 fast oa ‘Sraser, N. Y., aig - 1859, To SnepanD Knapp, Esq , President of the Mechanics’ Bans, Ro. $8 Wall street, New York: — Dear 3R-—The recent ‘urn of European affairs having vendered the departure of Hungarians to Harope at pre. ‘sent uncalled for, will you have the kiadness to return to thoee aympathisers who have already made contributions to promote this object, their respec'ive amounts, with the warm acknowledgments snd thangs of myself end of thoze Ibave the houor to represent, I avail myself of this o> wasion to thank you eepecialiy for your unwearied efforta tm our caneo, Matters ere far from being settled yet, and Ido not deapair that ere long the Hungarian nation will De in & situation to teetify its sense of gratitude towards those who, hike yourself, have sympatnwed with it so nobly in its hoursof gloom. Very Fen Ae yet: 86 East Tururacern Srucer, New Yori, August 25, Contested Boundary Between Pern and Ecuador. COMBINATION OF PERU AND BRAZIL TO EXCLUDE HER FROM TAB FREE NAVIGATION OF THE AMAZON, TO THE EDITOR OF THE PERALD. Tu 1857 the government of Ecuador made an allotmeng of four and ® balf million’ of acres of its public domain on the Amazonian frontier of the republic, and granted land warrants thereon to the British holders of Ecuadorian onde issuedfon the conversion of the balance of its pro rata share of the national debt of the old Colombian Con- federation. Mr. Pritchett, the agent of the bondholders, spent two years in the exploration of the territory of the republic, with the object of selecting the most eligible lo- cation of those land warrants, Itappears the limits of the republic were not acca- rately defined at the time of the dissolution of old Colom- bia into the three republics of Ecuador, Now Grana‘ta and Venezaels, and that the frontier on the side of Brazil and Peru js at present under dispute. Peru claims an im- mense tract of land northward and westward, even to Pa- Pillacta, almost within sight of the city of Quito. It bas deen for a long time, and still continues, im possession of Ecuador, and wherever Mr. Pritchett travelled he found Ecuadorian suthorities, showing that he was within the territory of Ecuador; and he located therein the four and a half million acres of land granted to the bondholders, as above mentioned. Peru founds her claim on an edict of the King of Spain im 1802, which gave the ecclesiastical juriediction over these territories to the Bishop of Lima. The emi- nent historian, Prescoit, tells us that the King of Spain used to let his pen fall on the map of South America and divide it inte provinces in that fashion, without the slight est understanding or knowledge of thé country; but so imposelbie was it found to extend even the clerical juris: diction of this bishopric over such distant the scheme was never carried out. The King of Spain 4 long since ceased to reign in those districts, and many treaties have eudeequently been conciuded, cancelling his preposterous territorial arrangements, All authentic and reliable maps of those regions show that the southern frontier line of Ecuador and Peru is the Amazon; and in most maps itis given even over an extensive territory now occup ed by Peru, and lying south of that river asfar an the mouth of its tributary, the Javay. But tho bamiet of Zamora, the most southern part of the lands granted by Ecuador to her English bonaholders, is still considerably north of the Amezon. The claim of land on the part of Pera appears 2 mere pretext for the purpose of meking war upon her peaceful neighbor and sister re- public, ihe Peruvian President and generals seem to be sntmaied by a lust of rapine and conquest, like the first adven‘urous and unscrupulous cevaliers, the Pizarros, the Almegros and the Alvarados. The real causes are said to ‘be the secret instigation and lavish promises of the /ua- dorian ex President Flores, who has. been ignomintous'y expelled ag @ traitor, and also the aliurement of a rich Dooty in the wealthy clty of Guayaquil, which now for up 8 of a year has been cloze'y diocksded by a Porn vian equadron of war steamers threatening to bombard and burn it unless the frontier dictated by Peru aad some other bumillating conditions are acceded to. It is aleo her object 40 close the Amazon agaiust the trade 0’ the world, a} the instigation of Brazil, and to limit it t Brazilian and Peruvian vessels, Ecuador, as a fluvial atate, by comity and well esiablished principles of soverpational jaw, bas au equal right with Peru, Brazii und the otver riverine States, to part'c! in the unin- terropted navigation of the Amazon, from its mouth to euch ports ard rivers withia her own territary borderin thereon as sbe may geo fit. If, therefore, Peru, and stil more Braz'l, can gain their object of depriving Keuador of thore lande, they can real ths Atmazou, and they mean to doit. It is of the highest impertaaco to tho world at Jarga, apd wore especially to the United States, that the 4mz0a should be considered as one long port, and that the nsvigation thereof shou.d not bo resiricied to Pera- ‘vian of Brazilian veseels, Mr. Pritchett explored a ronte from Qoito direct down to the wea coast, and went by the side of the Mira river, through uncleared forests, and ultimately by canoes aloog the Cuckabi river to the poat of Ls Tola, in the imme- diate ne!gbborhood of Pation. This post hag been sur. veyed and reported on favorably, anda road to it wae Botively commenced many years ago, and afterwards was neglected and allowed to become overgrown. Tho bark country lies between Cuenca and the Amazon, and was visited by Mr. Pritchett He also went from Quito to Cuneios by the north side of the Paztaza river, a tributary of the Amazon, which is navigable for 300 ton tteamers to witnin 160 miles of Quito. The climate of Canelos is represented to be remarkably healthy. There are traces of gola everywhere on the lower sioges of the Andes towarda the east, and the mountain Oanganate is tepectaliy mentioned as worthy of exploration. hero are wany traditions of its wealth. Mr. Pritchett lays great stress on the cotton-producing capabilities of Ecu- wor, raat ‘thinks yne country as tully capable of prosper- ©? "Gelopemént aa aby other on the Pacific shong or | South America. The city of Quito is more Bcoéesible from the Atiantic, thovgh distant 3,000 milea, than it is from the Pacific, which ia only 90 miles from it in a directline. The extra! ordinary productions of the foreste of Ecuador, the gums, resine, Wax, sarsaparilia, arichova bark, cotton, et cinnamon, ishperigo, ginger, vanida and indigo are all indigenious. The timber is of large size, and suitable for all useful purposes It may be brought to market from both the eastern and western slopes. Canelos, Napo and Mucos, on the eastern slope of ‘the ‘Corditleras, * are no}only extensive but valuable pin fields, Very fine specimens of ruby silver bave been met with, and also in its native wtate. " With these advantages, all that seems required to conrummate the progress and ultimate civilization of Eovador are good ports for the shipment of her products. Guayaquil 1e ber Las princtpal port; thero is another, vefore mentioned, further north, which has been survey- ed by Captain Kellett, R. Ne, called Ei Paton de San Pe dro, cr “Cauldron of Saint Peter.” On account of the waut of a good it has never been used, but from its perfect suitaility and groater proximity to the capital, the Pailon will probably in s few years be the chief mar, of Ecurdorian commerce. For forther ioformation and authorities on this impor tant subject the undersigned would refer to “Explorations tn Ecuador in 1866-’57, by Mr. G. J. Pritchett,’ read be- fore the Royal Geographica: ieee oe London, December 868, and pubhshed in its transactions, pa “3 ‘AARON HL. PALMER. ConsviATe GENERAL oF Ecvapor, WasnincTon, August 25, 1859, - Tus Great Easrary Sngamsure.—We learn from private letters from London, dated August 8, re- ceived per steamehip Hungarian a’ Qaebeo, from Liver. pool, that the stoamship Groat Bestern was fully com pleted, that ebo would go to sea on her trial trip about the 18th of August, and be in readiness to sail on her voyage acrots the Atlantic about the 10th or lath of Sep- fomber.--Portland Argus, August 24, OK OCT FOR CouNTERFEITS ON THR PzoPLE’s cr y YouK —A wide awake detective in ono of epee Valley counties writes us that be has learned {rom ove of the fraternity” that there will bo issaed from te bogue mint, (na fow days, counterfelt fives on the People’s Bank of New York. NEW YORK HERALY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. American Trade with the Levant, 10 THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD, Dried currants having become an important article of import lately to this country, owing to the low price and reduction of duty to eight per cent ad valorem, some in- formation regarding them to your readers would perhaps ‘be interesting, Corranta are grown principslly in Greece, in the Pelo- POnessus—or, as it is called in msdern Grock, Morea— the plains of Corinth, Argos, Olympia, Achaia and Ilia being covered with fields of currant vines. Part are grown in Zante, Cephalonia and Ithaca (Ionian Islands); but what are consumed in this country chiefly come indi. rectly from Trieste, where nearly all the growth of Illia and Olympia are sent, in small Greek vessels, in bulk, and packed at Tricate in barrels, but owing to the hand- ling, lore the freshness and bloom of those which are brought in by steamers at an expensive freight to England: Currants are nothing more than a small, seedless grape, called in Greek osayis, The name in English origi- Dated om Spores a sicallariiy, to toe Eogtian currant. In French they are called raisins de Corinthe; in German, Comat £8, Corinth raisins, which would De more ap: tha vine taetiasa 8 the grape, ouly the leaf being of @ ligher texture and color; the cultivation is the same, and mapy growers, when prices were higher, grafied their grape vines into currants. Teer neng ripen#, however, sooner than the grape. commences gene. YT about the ep) pny and the currants red in bunches (not picked), which are clustered fike grapes, weighing as mucn 4s One pound and more a bunch, and dried on plots of ground, etion are allotted, 60 much toa atremma—two and abalf equal to an acro— duty weeded and hardened before reseiviag them. Tae drying occupies sbout ten days, according to the weather, When dried the stems come off themselves, and are — up with @ rough broom. the fruit heing heaved up to be stripped witn the irat wind or winnowed like corn, ‘Tnis fruit, when fresb, is detictous, sweet and luscious — more to than the grape; when dey ‘and mixed with tlour it 18 forms pleagant wang er called in Eagland currant ad, eaten chiefly in Lancesbire and Yorkshire as food, Lj economy rather than luxury, saving a © consump” rg of meat, butter and more expensive articles; bosiies, used always in paddings, caxes ‘and buons, Ton Ball, who has a keen appetite for that which is substantial and conducive to health, con- sumes from twenty to twenty-two (Rranonry tonsa "year; Germany also consumes about mx thousand. Js ig only during the last twelve monvs that importa tions from one to two thonsand re in the United States have increased to the enormous figure of seven thousand five hundred, and there is no doud! that if this delicate froit were better known and uted by our farmers and bakers, in mixing it with their bread and making simole cakes, as is done in England for the laborers and lower claeses, it would prove more economical and relishable then other food, and wo would rival England in our im portations, having the advantage o! lower duties. — ig to be hoped that this wade, which hitherto has been on chiefly wh Trieste end Engiand, will be transacted with Greece direct ia American bettoma. There is no nation ko much admired and reepected in Greece as the United States. No vessels of war are visited with greater pleasure than (hose wich carry the str spang'ed banner. Ii is, bowever, seldom seen a Patras, where currants are abippea from. rJ. Forgery and Bigamy. AN BX-CONVICT MARRIES AN ACCOMPLISHED TEACH- ER—A VILLAIN UNMASKED. From the Cleveiand Piaindenler. } Wm. K. Evans wes convicted of forgery in Sciota county, May, 1854, and sentenced to the Peniioatiary at Columbus for four years. He was released in 1858, and commenced working in Columbus as a mester carpenter. He was a superior workman, a man of fine appearence 2nd o( considerably more than common intelligence. He condected himself properly avd won frience fast. He be- esme acquainted with m teacher in one of the public schools in Columbus, an accompliehed and estimeble young !ady from Lorain county, end after a short court ebip tney were married at the house of her father, in Weiiipgton, by the Rev. Nr. Tupasis. Some two weeks since they wect to Wellington on a visit. One day, about a week ago, Evans showed her several dratte on houses in St, Louis and other places, and said be wes going to Cleveland to get them cashed at the Bank of Commerce. It should have been stated thet his wife was Pia igporsni of his baving beeu in the Peniten- tiary. Shortly a‘ter their marriage they joined the church together, and be bad epparently ever since been a ws vout professor of religion. Evace left Wellington for Cleveland, promising to return on the following day. He borrowed bis wife’s gold watch and tonk hie brother-in- law's silver watch 3 have it repaired. Mrs. Evans waited anxiously for hie revuro. and a8 he did not come, she tet out for Cicveland to find bim, She could not learn of him here, and returned to Wel- ington. He bed not been there in her absence, aad she Es to Columbus On leaving that city for Wel- ington, they had packed their furniture, intending to go Weert and live after toey had finisnea their visit to Wel Vington. On arriving in Columbus, Mrs. Evans learned that her husband had been there, the furniture and gone, no one knew where. She learned, also, for the first time, that Evans had been a convict, and that he had a wife aga several children living in Lewis county, Ken- In the stolen garb of Ace! the fellow 1 ig now doubtless committing rascality else aioe Elopement in New Jersey. AN EDITOR BUNNING OFF WITH HIS WIFE'S SISTER—~ ANTECEDENTS OF THE PARTIES. (From the Newark Mercury, August 26.] Considerable excitement bas been occasioned recently in a quiet town onthe line of the New Jersey Cautral Railroad, by the elopement of the editor of onaof the vil- Inge papers. ‘with the sister of his wife. The circumstances of the cage, though not mysterious, are remarkab!y sipgu- Jar, and afford a striking illustration of the frailty’ of ba- man pature. Mr. V., the editor in question, is a gentleman some tbirty-five Zeare of of age, epjoying a good position in society, aud for or twelve eat, has been a member in high standing oe a Christian church. In his family relatious he has been, it 1s believed, more SS ually bappy.. In bis children, two in number, he bi always m: sted the greatest pride and delight, and oy who have seen bim tm his home, would never have sup ion whatever could induce him to and epjoyments of the household Mr. V. bas been successful, and itis not known that apy embarrasement menaced’ him therein. The lady who accompanies him in his guilty flight is probably t ‘one or twerty-two years of age, and is, " ter of his wife, She possesses the charm of beauty, and hag moved in highly respectable circles— her family being one of the best in the county where they reeide, Until recently it was never suspected that any improper fatimacy existed between the two, and, indeed, it is beltoved tbat the whole affair was of sudden’; growth, Some deys before the elopement, Mr. V. made sundry purchases of jeweiry, &;., whisa it is believed he pre- eented to the object of his criminal affection—the articles beiwg obtained on credit. The first positive information which the triends received of the ¢lopement came in the shape of a letter from the fugitives, aanouacing their flight, and that it would be useless to pureue them, ar, when tbe letter reached ite deetinatioa, they would have left for California, Tae husband ett a lettor for bis wife, stating that suflicient money had been jeft bebind ‘to maintain ber for 9 time, and sdding, that if auccesaful jn the Golden State, ‘he would re: mit to her, from time to time, auch ‘means as she might need,” The flight being thus sudden, aud the ais covery producing very naturally aa astounding eff pursuit as of course out of the questicn, and the tesoried wife and Jutle ones, upon whom scarcely # gorrow hat ever fallen, are left to grieve alone and in despair at tho heurth at which the father’s face will, in all probability, never again appear. ‘What caures bave operated to produce this catastrophe— the alienation of a husband from the wile of his love, the surrender of bappincss and good name, and the abandon ment, more than all, of the purity and peace of aa uc fpoited Cbristian life—it is impossible, of course, to com prebend. The facts only can be siated, and the world, whore judgments are seldom too lenient to offenders, must discover for itee:f the cause of the ead and sudden fall ‘And could the world, with {ts hundred greedy eyes, fol low thes courre and read the future of the fugitives, may- hap it wonld be discovered that in this, as to other in stances of hke nature, the rin carries its own punishment with it, mingling ite bitter with every sweetened cup, Wife Desertion and Bigamy by a Spirituall@, John W. Crossman, of Saratoga, who has been encaged in the gas fitting business there for several yours, sud for a few mouths in the stove trade also, is charged wita de serting bie family and being gultty of bigamy. Ho left the villege in the early part of last week © go, as he protenied, to Plattsburg, to doa large job in gad fitting, Tt wade, however. that bo bad a different destipation snd a ine honorable objrct in view, a8 appears from the followin, announcement which Js taken from the Phitadelphia North American of Auguat i8:— Wannien —Yesterday, the 17th inet , in Camden, by the B wr Michrton Joba Wc roman, aq , to Mary Julia Short: tleeves, all of Skratoga Springs, N. ¥. We find in the Sea the following allusion to him:— Crossman has been an industrious man, and bas exjoyed neu! imily are Of unimpeached respectability, Wa learn, however, that (or some months past ho has beoa addicted to gambling ina quict way, and | has neglected his business more than formerly. He is said to have go! $1,500 ioto bis hands before leaving, ana we ehould not be surprised to hear that some peopie have been bitten. “(Mies Mary Julia Shortaleeves” may have been all right before this elopement, but on this polot there is room to doubt. Croeeman haé not drawn a Prive, though he has eacrificed ail that a man should most sacredly cherish in making the atiempt, He was a spirivualist, but whether Miss Shorteloeves was of the sate faith we aro not ad. vised. A Mon Murders His Wife under the Influence of Deilrilum Tremens, The Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin learns that Charles Stark, of Lebanon, residing ina house in the woods about ene mile from any other Coy Ope ie his wife some. time during Monday night or Tuesday morning. Stark was discovered on Tuesday forenoon near his house, with the dead body of bie wife on a hand cart. She was shockingly cut and mavgled, having two wounds upon her neck, either of which would have caused her death; one in her loft breast five inches long, and one through thoarm near ‘and below the elbow. Stark was immediately secured, ‘The Bulletin says:— At the time of his arrest he was under the influence of delirium tremens, and while thusyaffected probably mur- derod his wife. He told his captors that be wes going to take his wife to a place of dafety; tagt four hundred In- dians had been prowling aroun house since the day before, and that he was afraid they would kill himself and wife, and that, as a matter of safety, they were going to eave the house. Stark was told that his wife was dead already; but he denied it, and eaid he was going wo take her where sho would be out of danger from the Indians. He was told to touch the body and see that sho was dead. He did go, and admitted the fact. Stark was brought before Justice Philo Washburne yesterday morning for examina- place before the next term of the Superior Court. Ho was more rations! yesterday than when arrested, but told the | tion, and committed to jail in this city, His trial will take mame chory of bie fnsaef the Tndient, Nolan one duce him aia teen gues, ind wid that ine h a> che Tet rum alone he would never have had say trou! Our Relations with Costa Hica, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, ‘Fhe general newspaper despatch from Washington, pub- Mabed im the journals this morning, states that ‘the ad- ministration has received assurances from the government ot ore Pin of ie meoparaiion fo appoint, ft caetion with that of the Un’ : oats Shin four eens agin i t nt, we aro assured, is unfounded, Rica ran ee Geteratnation to reject, and has emphe- nj Rica, far from yielding in this care, feels confident that when the government at Washington receives full and impartial information of the nature of those claims, and of the facts they rest upon, i will with. draw them, and do justice to the abused people and government of that republic. A CENTRAL AMERICAN, ator Douglas’ Views on Marerss {From the National Era, August 25. We understand that, in private conv jon, Senator Boones aie es utterance | on fo seaiienen still more heretical, if tested by the Southerf standard of orthodoxy, than he has yet thought prone: to make qenlie. In the agg of democrats and republicans, a few evenings since, hi ridiculed the idea that the consultation ealrios slavery [oto the Territories, or thas the Dred Scott case hee 80 desided; or, if it hed sovdecided, ‘that it woula amount to avything. We understand, also, , thas he denies the right of alave- bolders to carry their slaves into the unorganized Terri. tories; that they would in such a case be trespassers. This position, by the way, would seem to spoil his theory of popular sovereignty. that ie @ strange sort of sove. ape which depends entirely upon the willof Congress. He insists that it requires a special evactment of the Ter. ritorial Legisimure to establish slavery. Mr. Dougias thinks that not, lees than fifteen thousand slaves bave been imported into the Union within twelve Saw more than three hundred newly im ported slaves in Vicksburg during bie recent whern tour, end as many at Memphis. He is eaid to have spoken warmly ageinst the trade. We derive these statoments from persons of respectability, and if they aretrue, we ll be happy to recogniee the fect, and to eamit chat we ob im anotner paragreph, criticised Mr. Dougiss’ last letter with undue severity, Mr. Iverson, of Georgia, who is in the city, and was precens at the conversation above referred to, expressed elf ag not ready to eadoree Mr. Stephens’ pisa of re- Opening the slave trade. He thought it dangerous ground o to takes but whether the danger impends over the South or the democratic party, we are unanie to gay, enw On ne moe awan x A BABGSIN-A BOWE FOR, LIFE IN ITHICA +8 seres good land, well supolied with water; two oot tenes, Serres in Bow ww York for $100; toa building sites that Ginded into village lots; for any business oaty Srmall portion of eseh drawn, aad the reat by ibe year it more sonvenient spply for ove ‘week tothe owner 79 Seventh wreet, or to Mb. THOM PBON, O)-nton house. Mhica "5 ee ae Jing of the sa! welling of CUUNTRY ‘neere hes tae che oer to, er oR ne ferns ree hap inte MBE! venient, Ko0d te ry aad atts ad high baseasent ents in compate order. The parlors, which extend the devth of be houas, buve on them fing velvat ia: Dalisand roomeolololbe and curoete, al Ped cutis eee tan uae eater ct The grounda are oraa yergresns. location is equal at th atreet from Central Park. It estsusted in the gomata, of 300 sores bounded the northwesierp og isinod of Lo Round, in Wes'chesr county, opposite hiker'a Te Tsiavd (be- iween which and this proverty is the maim sop channel) and extends beck to the r Gel TE Aarlem Mott Ha- vep, and ineindes the ravge of the Arat heights be poet ad This tract has been consshideted by the subscriber er @apent investment and oceupants wii) thne be protected bs coptmuous good neighborhood joing the residences cf sreorge B. For, Edward @. Fale, ‘ohes i peocrig and Philip Dater, Ksqe, and the dvellings of other well knewo mer- Shantd are in tbe uelghborhood.” This ¢omain is believed io idencee ae etd tection in ees eee ot ‘It bes abucdant springs of the purest weer most dealthtal eestiou. and hes ty occupied by families their ¢eacendanis for over one hundred years. It nooks places of besuty 9s retired as can be found within much gre er distances of the city. The sitee are commencing, and bia views of the most cl 1 landsoace aad of the ound for wany miles, locluding na width to Flushing Yay,,with th® coo- it iment Cre fleets of veese!s and stesmers to and {rom Harl- gute an The entire domain is now in the highest state of improve nent sndcultiveikn. Zhe lsnor of aiarge number of workme3, together with teams of mules, o: borses (including meay of thoes for) baa been seat oloyed for tha Inst three }eare in erading and making new roads and drives and plants tous. which are all open to the free use of the occupants. acces can be had to Harlem river. wi.hin two miles of thie property, by slenmboat, seam and horse “ly care, ang other coo: veyances, atall times night; it ia leas than an hour's drive from the city. For terms address st No. 13 Beekman Lun) MOREY WAITLOCE. P. 8.—An elegant lawn on Hunt’s Point, of 12 acres, running sdong the Long Island Sound, to lease for & term of years, very taitebie for a hotel ellimgs. of summer resort or dw by New York an and aa ie. “ ty. Aleo, the mwas ae si runt Sorea. Inquire of WILLIAM FEYEAMTOH, aT a ‘Second atreet, FO SALE—FOUR_ CORNER ZeUmm, ON SECOND avenue, between Thirtiah and T! 7 pow rent for $1,600 to $1,300 each. Price $11,000; terms easy. Aleo, twelve four od Iw on oon my not i. _ each Price $6, and baerment, ma soca alk cd ieee aw mus. ox Zold. ‘Thirty seo01 eee OR SALE—A RURAL OOTTAGE, seven roome and basement with field, Conp , #ix minutes’ walk Few tiaven walitosd depen The (Post ADEA seven acres of land, at from the ‘New’ one tad trees, 31 ata very small outlay. It will be aire toon agpiyio Mr, HOMEE MORGAN, Eetopshan New York, or to Charles Atkinson on the p 'O% SALE.—FIVE Rona IN ONB PLO®. IN CYPRESS Hill Cemetery in @ very desirable location. v ill be sold athaif price. Apply to J. H. DOUGHTY, 153 Bowery 108 SALE—AT A GREAT SAOR(FICE, A FARM OF eighty acres. witha large sop'e and peach orchard and about 'en acres of woediand? will be wold. with ar witht batt the crops; terms by Tequire of C, HANDSOHUCH, 165 ‘Went fwenty-fourth qiO% SALE—AT YONKERS A SPLENDID RETAIL AND custom business of boots and shoes. Mi on ac: count of the present owner having other putiness Avply at 69 Murray street, or 146 Chamberes street, or of J. DEMA- BEST, the present owner. ro BALR IN a aarin ae ein ment tro story sitic th brick xnd built in the best manner am aay ¥'B WO! ok, ‘with two lowe of ground. 25x98 fees (each, with a two story prick house on ae rear. Will be sold very low. Part of the purchase money Temain, Inquire on the premiees, ##0 96 North Third wireet OB BALE OR EXCHANGE-THAT 60 °ERB_ BROWN tone front bone situated Oppo ite Cercoll Park, Srook lip, replete with every convenience and unguroagred for beanty of location and Gare of scoess Will ei’ ber be sold at « great bargeln for cash. or exchanged re unincumbered, unim proved property. apoly to JNU. J, DR&KS, 23 ‘and 3) eprace street, ‘aw York, (iOS SALE O& EXCHANGE FOR CITY PAOPERTY—A gmali term of twelve acres. about oae hour's 3 ride from New York Gath the nplage ie « comfortable house aad necessary outbuildings, also end sper mil}, with a never tailing Sireamn of water; aloo, an ice house, which leta {3F° $100 per gear. For for'ber ceiticulare apply to SAKE DUSYSS, SSL Sighth eireot, KB. GOR RALE OF RXCEANGE—A BRAUTIS of 40 serea, 3° miles from the city an Ls 3 id stow Sea mouenEDie. A. FIATRE A a Bers ¢, 67 Broadway, 3tut inet. from 2 to 5 P.M, G\OR #ALE OR EXCHANG 2—8EVARAL LOTS UP TOWN fe fae lenprosiag Josstions. for improved proper'y (inte sere) in tbe Fi’ oF Sighth wards- wort Fay $40, 000¢0r wil Bel the ots ery Jow for cash. & 0, LOOMIS, 1,123 Brosdway. OR BALE OR EXOHANGE—ON FAVORABLE TERMS, one tbonsand acree ot fertile and weil timbared Jand in Randolph county, Viegioia; valaed by disinterested par' 6 ees when Goned i timber. Apply to 3 5 TON, No. 7 Peck eL- Wty BALE E—A DELIGHTFUL OOUN- raptdence in Weatch:ater county, within oa@ hor ot w Yorks coneis'ing of catta.¢ Iruse and nine fail iota pa ii intog, pets yee bole frat ‘rees, Ti by oma fre cept * Js Taal Exchanged for ots or {nay mat prooerty 7 . OUTHWICK & MARTIN, 61 Chambers street, BLISHED nt TE god fataren wip be Beveral of the 7 Xork iar sale” SPR a Beced OWES & CO. EEITIW Pp thd end stands eva! factor; near Tillary street, ‘apply to 7. 0, nigaine. om he Fe SALE—THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ra ree racer. 6 eatablished for sixteen yeara, phones enaes, and doing & large ‘cash trade. there Sve agen fof one starting fa besias o pernaale feaure (om ihe: premises, 815 Hudeos antes! corner of Teaih Oe SALE BALr OF 4 A MARKET AND CITY EX- PM s doing 8 mast be sold immed} days btiha nerthwoel corns aes Bad eat singer °° BSE acess The atop nd bercuice monn of ero @ances in the family, Inquire at 68 Grand atreet, baseaevt ‘OR eae, Hatha Ook, AND FIXTURES or Tar piy Cofie premier for gale as bargain. ap: pap pentl OLD ROTABLISHED DRUG ®FORR, in the ym New Yor. ap Fadl dusicess. a a TRONS LL, St Beekman street, or to F. F°8.t Heyepebe OUARS DINING BALOO4, ON ‘Af, Weat Ferme, N. ¥ corners down town, in the vicinity of the Custom Bouse, Post office do, Beat! large and prodtable buainess, borers harcpeeh oo be BiGGB & FOUTHWICK, 81 Nasstu street. GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH BOARD IN A PRI- 7 vate family where there eaene gaian beens jardere; meals for + lady only; mot above wonky ghia a Ws Beraid'o thee. Als pb peda oom 70 brew ft Fp poxmn 6 leely fut Sper ene oor: Cpe OE ues ‘tial board. v ent cman wishing to room together can ind fegaed, Apa ‘pele a at 168 haat Thirty fifth sirect, between Socond A er, oF, coum, LR TURRIARED, © CONSIST. attached; they are i acrienttan iceation 'y at a ai wfcinrece Breshin ned ce uw nvek A SUI? OF EAMDQOMSLY URNISHED BOOM ON Second floor, in & elrictly artrate family, to, leh with & alata board, to's gentlemen snd wife oe ‘le gente: moder: it with all conveniences “inquire at 116 ‘treet, between Biaih and Seventh even HANDSOME PARLOB, WITE BEDROOM ADJOIN. ‘eo rooms on the secon 10 let, wits ing, 4 and. thi ict orGardal boots; at 20 act Thitveeats cirect, "Blagie’ gea- Yemen preverred "* ererences exshanged ¥ yrE om , TWO DESIRABLE SUITO OF ROOMS 70 Ler, Onn board, stNo Ml Mast Twenty third gen Four ad Leaugton avenues. Dinner at six, Terme mo- PLEAsaur ROOM and wife; so room for atreet, north aide of Bt Tohn's pe park Y igh SINGLE crane partis! board: a Pout ois, 2 pe ai THB LARGE AND couwoproug Hs pone ietaarsoe pecs tues pleasaat roome with board. arp p BOARD roe oy nlogle LN ie tor rier tardineds wie uae eR ‘Ac dret Toe vo Gaye Tchs Bea Ne oe jentlemen, permeaenly or tr or transiently. ee Race Seems, permacenily or transientiz. GENTLEMEY — A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY De. t board. to tenes nea! I firnisted roomy rie ao oom aay one LJ y” Apply st 721 Houston street, ele PBIVATE FAMILIES.—TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN. their wives and s single gentleman. tate er 9 and Board ma American family, where tere no boarders; house must cyntain madern located hetweer Fourteenth and Thirty fasion aed west © of Fousth avenue; monks require @ suit of nestly ‘parlors. with bedroom: and a siogle eitore Ber st siz o'dock Terme not to exceed Bl per month for the whole, avd if suited will be be permanent; no red heepers need arawer. one week P, H., of LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN A MOD! built private ho house, desirebly furnlebed apertmente ference re 0 at No. 62 West Fif- feen'h street between atti ad erith tPethes i's 4 NICE ATARENMETA 20. TO Lat WEE BARD. a mao ome; tie house i bandeomely’ tural {a ema'l’ feroily who wish cme arlbed andy e reste a pgrenebie: the privile jlven toa suitable ten tha aceks betmeen ’aet's Bete quired.“ Ainerican or Bugileh preverred. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF PRRPOMESSING AF. aP- jesrabee, 12 board as tom! miher rence¢ exchanged addreea bf Heratd oli, ys Bete N ELEGANT YARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH or without pari's] board, to let in a private fanily to sien only, at.No, 6 Untversity ,place Keferences ex- changed. x ee be pad i aeD FIXTUSES UF A FAN. of th Avenue locatinag ia tha cite: wid bo sold rie ees from the bust ness; alao the sore wo Jet Possession given the Ist of Seven ber. | For further particulars inquire at fics third nreaue. progsan SALB—A CASH ASDF ACrT eels BUSINSSS IN Miehed Goods sold by droggita nd grocery, esd nazd iarealy we ro at feesnrera Ac hetall cast enles 916 10 $30, ell 3 q fncrensed 108 larger at $1,000 for Sutures, £0" “CGail'at If seme, copia ened, No. 6, room No. 6, Le. tween 9 and 2 o'clock, 4 OR SALE-IEN FIXIURES OF SOAP AND CAN dle etory now in opersiion, in upper part of the ey a fret rate bre rent low; wil] be gold ‘Rood 86 new. No agents need spply. box! 150 Heraid office. WOR Ba SALE—A VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT, THI3 IS ebsnce for any person with a email cepiial » mate « fortune. For further psruculars inq way and Fifty-seventh street. OR SAL—e KABE SHAN B- TEE LARGE AND did ive cream saloon, confectionery Rud reeiairant. round. and, five. years? lease of the Berea as Mo 244 Grand atreet be fees Rezsvagugiee a fhasrlae.ingert f sia) i ing eel tabetaliy rernbek. well vabiditindl andl silt Gant eect one Ohne persone, fey for business angurpasted cs faye: particulars apply on the premines, of E. T. Fan. ene atures Address A. 5, ‘at corner of OR SALE—THE BUTCHES SH P NO 621 SiXTH Ave Dua. near Thirty sizth street, doing a good business. Wil, be sold with the lease and fxtorea Inquire an the pramlses! FOR, SALB_ THM NTO aND FIXTURES OF A Finst Claas house furnishing stare, om one of the best avannes fo ‘he elty of Brooklyn. Adi F. a, 0., Brooklyn Post ottee. Brokers may reply. Earl 8sLE—A STOCK OF bey linge i) AND 8TORE mt the bes: and oldest in the city; 15 years estab. g & five who'esaie ted fesail trade; reason for baving another cennot aitendt>both For culars srs laguire in the tes store, (14 Ubasham street, dress FRONT bere AND B8DR00M ON THE SBOOND fcor to let—with bosrd; also, rooms suitable for single eaten, seule. and their Digg 7 ‘a & private feapis. Apply at 229 Fourteenth otr Keferevces requ! ured.” GENTEEL PRIVATE 8OA8DING HOUSS, WIT Rotel secommoiadions —Pareone visting the ity i ted thie ural easton, No s6l e720 street, one bloak eat of Brosiway, belng ta ihe vista or the Srvt Ses afrw GEXTLEWEN CAN BE ACOOMMO DATED WITT or email rooms with board, by calling at 201 West = streat, Breakfast at 7; dinner a6. References LL PRRPFONS LOOKIFG FOR BOSED ABE INVPED to cel at my office, whern they will be directed gratis to the beat bowrding snd private bouses ia the city A sult of Jurniebed rooms at $2U per movth. ser 3 Fourth avenue. LADY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE RE- quires’ will let the second floor to a youog man and wife, or two or three single gentlemen. wih or without bowd a poco pak ® julet home to those returning from the coun. aiiy no children; bah aad gas in toe house. Cail Bes neti West Tweath fifth atreet. OABD —A GENTLEMAN AND =: oR — re two single genUemen, can oblain ut roots, srconit hors ot the house, couvealenty. rested. nt 60 Bast Tighteenthatreet, between Second and Third aveones B™, RD.-SUPERIOR PARTIAL BOARD FOR TWO or three genvemen can be obtained in « private family on moderate terms, with the comforia of «home articular altention to their requirements; bath gas, 4c: location cen tral, No. 9 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Bowery. we oh Se GONTLEMAT AND WIFE OR TWO SIN Bote Re accommodated with boar ia the eas ape Neane 08 baveu-enreen aman! ‘Second avent ABD.—A SIRIOTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING Booaiiney ill between Fifth and Sixth sree ren anda Sala ny a are os ertment; ° Of s carriage bouse and stable; terms no object. apply to L a. Mt, Hersid ofice. OR SALE CHESP, OR EXOHANGEB—NEW AND 8E. cmd hand sewing mecbines, various kinds: Sin, becler pnd ‘Wileon’s. Grover ‘and Bakey’s, , artaols, pion, Bxcelsior. Globe, 4c. Oash advanced on mentebe oral neede ote erchand! sndise, or bought, by TE TSOMP BON & O0., 102 Nastan street, room No. 2, second floor, OTEL FOR SALE —THE LEASE AND FURNITURE of a down town @tel for sale, jocation not suroasse1; a ture fortune for any enterprising man, Inquire of TILER é SHOWN, Ne 156 Broadway. YSTER STAND FOR SALE-NEAR JERSRY CITY fort aad Budeon Biver Sallroad depot. Inquire in the store, 63 Veney aires’. ATENT FOR SALR. CAPITALISTS ARB SOLICITED ‘0 examine em invention uset mily “It has béen, patented in America ‘and is an eral use all over the world, ticle which must become {n story. Oflloe hours from 1210 Ofee, 143 Fulton street, secon 2 o'clock. PANT, STORE FOR SALE-THE OLD BOTABMSHED well paving stor chugs Of hs changes and g wil re. | fiat Galt Sn the premises 'CHOONERS FOR meng te mire |i CENTSE BOARD echooner Eh tJ Boven draws six feet six inshes, and is in good ord schooner 16 sixteenth of Johm Orocktord. “apply to" “sH0RN RBWYION, lis West ECAR AND TOBACCO STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF the beat locations ia the State. ‘The owner having teres places cannrt ive it the proper attention Apply at rt) 73 Bowery. oF 199 Houston street, New Yore, or 28 Fulton atrei, sce TOR SALE-WITH AN RLCGANT BAR 4NO severs! funisbed rooms; present proorietora fbr le pant neven Yeare, $100 wil purcbuse the lease, fora are, Ae. Apply ai Sa] Broadway, up mare whi Sv» OP Ong. HOWES & 00. QEWING MACHINES—TWO WHEBLER & WILSON’S Ss sowing machines for ale chesp. Cali at 151 Myrtle ave- nue, Brooklyn. 0 day. 0, PAINTERS.- FOR SALE, THE STOOK, GOOD yt, ‘&o.. of au old established shop, now doing & good busi: sttnatad 00 one of the ring thoroughfares and for a Tal trade, emp: ting and store werk, AE iy The beat dined in tue cies abo it honin of ihe weeesee lor compels him io dispose oft at once, and & party Raving cash will be literally dealt wih, For particulara ad ©, 2. Broadway Post office, ee eeroyer HAND §. et WILD?R Lata ripg’s patent; also two jewellers’ sates, iarge ard small sizes, for salatiow at 99 Malaed tino, New Toren ee 10 TEA DEALERS AND OOFFEE beldlad ae .—+ VERY excellent, td with boi snd coffee roaster complete, willbe sold on reasonable terms for caah or credit. apply at No. 1 Chambers street, a corer, BMLMONT 2 ¢ # OC 60, (BANEERS, NO, 0 Was te8) travellers, available in al geriaet Wer & er Wes te Wotbecken Parle, Lov Frankfort, Navies and Vienna, and welr correspondents ILL8, £1 AND UPWARDS, OM UNION B4NE OF ‘Londo, and soyal Bank of lreinad, for pale by WALLA PARCO & OO., 62 Broedway, New York and Ositioraie ky press Oompany. Gitar eHAR Peying B10 CR OF TH4 KNW YORE AND KRW AAVEN S4TL 4° Company, Pwents-seventh strent and Fourth ave . = agast (6, 1859 — 40 conaequence ef an in dividends deciars’ by this Company W. SEMENT, fresenrer, OkT OFFICE DEPARTME ¢T CERTISICaATES. $20) KOfor gale. Thee certidostes have she ag:ae rome yes treanury note ad'wil dousten bo vsid se soon a Ungrese cen go through the Becewary forma for oMsstos a bil Dn bey are oferes st a price onst will vay the purchaser et any other equally safe investment one ‘WeuL8, FARGO & 00. 40 Wall sireet, New York city, AMREICAR ima, $6 Bue Chauses, @’ Aste, Enea Pranca KEEN’ THAYER 4 Pine eireet, room No SHARES OF STOCK IN THS TOW 4 LAND Comps. ] ny forsale low, address box 134 Philade pits Post arom BROEK, SROG. & affce - ¥D MOBT $10.000 Thpoly nt aauiilb, M2 Broad, Up staus, between (be hours of }1 and L. OR SALE OR TO L¥T-THA SUBSTANTIAL THREE story brick house No 776 reeo wich siree!; haa ue modern improvements: will be rold cheap und om ecayterma Lat 21.7 96. seer eeptimber BLO 109 Weat Fittsenth strest, Posses given TO LOAN AT SIX AND aA tat fe Pas $42 2.000 com Iaiererl. om boad and morig ban 7 roductive real estate in thie ely. Apply bbs aT CaS atde Oo 1) street. {OR SALE OR 10 LER—TWO LORS OF GROUND 1a y,N.J. ob & new two and @ frame t e fiory extenmon and shen mibod, alee in the tet of ale, maar aaa copmimie ihm lon) reatence tea OR BALE OR FO LAT—A ate esis THE BUST. nese of a down Pr saloon, to a& man. Apoly for one week. Oo wat see. 17 Wall sixeet. I AND pes (ESTABLISHED IN _1853).—LANDS ‘op bought, sold and exchanged. ),008 worth of mersban- ana city property wante for lands and ossh Apply to e ven ANRLAR CLARK, eas on ey Or at the office of JOY, FB & 0O., Tribune Building, N. LRRS AND OTHERS.—NINSTERK VALUA- Tis teteing iow to exchange for waches and Jewelry: also movieeres 04 gor. farming lant ‘For paricularsspniy fo JON ‘or particult pI Sorta Jn. sree aireet, opposite the Post ILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR SALB—A THAUE W story brick Lani Apel, & good dry ea and two lots und tm North ‘The whol willbe oe sorkrery ig, Inauze ate corner of Nori Fink and third shop adjoining the premises of EB Lake. $2.0 000 Sake, AND SPSPEEN 1078, 25110, AU. located near depot y Ld. will Bo oxchegod for a Seuss ana int Ate See onenrartent ra ; f or ralirond. Address. with full particuisre, box 188 Herald odes. Agerts will not receive attention. F250 A RICK, COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR aule ata bargaio, ine pleasant village near city, house. barn and nearly an aore of Tand, allia prime onder ind Will be sold on Uteral terme BIGUS & SOUTH WIOK, 81 Nasean etrest ooAL. SY ‘FAMILY COAL—RED OR WHITe AH, sTOV® Br tnnge or furnace, screened and delivered at $4 60 per ton ‘until ‘at of eptember, from yards corner of d Green Bor and Boos: t goa 6 Gavel, tone allen. oer MATTuEW CLLNTOR,” ) WANTED FOR A TERM OF YEARS—AT six per cent, secured by bond and mortcage ror'h more thi mes that $50. 000 Broadway property, w amoubk “Addresa L T., box 20s Pout often, PAINE yy btn ri PRON & 00.'8, BROKERS AND COMMISSION At parte ance oe fom $1 10 50 000 ou Walshe diamonds foweln ga ary irene Ali kindy of ‘saourt, es, or Hens Ce Mey megotiaied. Al Lamacherge lina *THOMPLON, (, Auctioneer, T 6 NASEAU U STREET. A. HONIGMAN, DIAMONE A Broker ead Met waar Merchsat, advances money on ey pe cua prices “i usinoms hours 8 10.5 P. M, Saket Bamemansooe Me t Livalery iA sh) pROnn Ar: CORE OF FULTON, A? chore on paoany BOM watches, metiee of say Coteripvons or bought for yao Newe.ry for mule very low. 10 DER OPE RE TRE PPC HG ET Ea SS ORS MADR ON DIAMONDS: WATOSES, Oma See coank os boaghi ae caste rears, r rear of Gilsey 's se} at aad Brondivay UtaRLas WOOD, Auctioneer, PASH ADVANO KIQDS OF MER OME AR Pees 8 ce alate le parties trealed REED. 3 street, up stairs. Eo Tanggd mega} MADE Ws ee A ea, iy st aoatrer. their by ri SACO BS Foo" Yoo sit cinay. Bas ir fil rare a ion ache nal Semessaelhin FINE ARTS. pp AAA AR ARANDA AAPA "iRRSCOPES salty Bet RN cadet MILLION.—TEE STERRCo sod ratifying, srousement extant ls ‘altered oye ite Btereeoopte Com pany, 375. new and elegant views and boxes al vices Beat colored views, $3 per deen; ren Feat upiain lems. Sz per Given, second quality, 81 ea at £0 cone Whe million ead now peoe erro pme sndigpensable Jururien Ah &.cnere moeinds prize. One dozeu views and an instrament for $1, Born et GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OF TWO SIN- > gle gentlemen can obfain rooms, with board, al 4G West jashington place, fourth door from Bixth avenue. OARD IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREST, NEAR 4 Fifth avenue. 2 irr pens destrin, permangnt prera, vate IY, Will please & rosa ‘on ax 150 Herald ofBoe. OARD IN Maelo hs aD | STREET.—A PLEASANT 4 second Gor to let, with ful ar partial board, faoisued or Safurai ied, fa firet clase house: siber siogio rooms.” Heferencos exchanged “Apply até Weat Twenty-third street. OARD IN ae FIBST OLA! every modern improvement, handsomely ihroushouk ewperic superior rooms on second oor, exellent table; dinner at ’elock; location central, 632 Broadway, above Porelhur street Bemdady A FRENCH FAMILY. Pate eee and lady can Poa a or furnished front om floor. ete first class een entemen. erences: pris st see a Ep Went Levebiccath street required. OABD IN BROOKLYN—PLEABANTLY LOCATED, 244 Henry street; two large eomm rooms, auttable for oe Sant ‘ies or osenlmen and my }WO plessant attic 1° en, with stove for wiater; back parlor; verm modersie, nesr Wall and South ferries. 4 OARD IN BRCOKLYN.—ONE mer can be accommodated with Ifumaked’wih gee, bathe ho” apply UT Henry soos, ia turniabed w! 100 Detween Congress and Amity streets. i! 7 OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE spond ae B' front, bedroom Jet wii room, te Apply at No 101 Lawrenve st-est. ‘within a ee he fn oA te age seta ny a! Paes IN BROOKLYN bear Lh GET LMEN: CaN very pleasant rooms, jal, board, by ap. bh ing ata Cranberry ttrect near Columbie. | oare supplied to zee and Ridgewood wat water, with nse of bath room, Loca Ton delightful, very near Fultsn Terry. PARE IN, REOOriay: —LABGE, meer eng bag et Es OB TWO GENTLE jarge well furnisaed Paciic street, between ‘oltaion 82 and Henry streets. OARD IN BROOKLYN WANT! of Wal street ferry; three the second Soor for ® geotleman, w11 Heman; dinner xt6e’ciuck Addrer ih. THE VICINITY furtished rooms on id and a magie gea »» box 699 Post oflice. OAKRD WANTED.—A PRYSICIAN DESIRES ROOMS suitable for an office and apartments ‘or himself and wife, h bosrd from the middle of Oct.ber; jocation near the Fifth evenue trot]; an #nglish bagem nt house preferred, Reterencas given and required. Address Galen, Union square ‘oat office, BOARD, WANTED_ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE on: @ room with & bedroom adjoining, with full board for s gentleman and bis wife and mother. ‘Terms must be moderate Adres, stating locailen and terma, i. Bepburo, Broadway Post offles. OARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIF2, the location to be between Broad way and bixth aveque, above Nioth etreet, and not highei her tata Fonrleenth. A lange front room (wit closets) on floor required, aad tae houge to be supplied with bathe s } £88 and all modern improve. pane elerences required. adaress P. L,J.. box 713 Post citice, OARD WANTRD—BY A LADY, DAUGHTER AND ‘Feo good atzad rooms OARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, NEeR ST Josn's Park; must have single r-om gas, bath and Cro- wore address, stating the lowest terme, H. &. T., Ho cflice. ORD WANTED—RY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, on or near Fourteenth street (west side preferred), in & verpen’able family and neighborboot. Prise must be mode rae &: address for two asys H.C. G@., Union square Post oflee, OARD WARTRD—BY TWO YOUNG LAnIg8. 81S ters, in & emali private fanlly. or where there are few boarders; enst side of town pi Address for two daye box's,4€5 Post cifice. CARDING —A Kher FE AND HIS WIFE Ou two single gentlemen pleasant on second floor, with full or peal post Doard, in.a_privave family Rotmences) exchanged. Apply at 170 West Twouty second atree' BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —A SUCE OF ROOMS TO LET ith board. to 8 family or gentlemen, ta a house pleasantly joonted. commmandiag « tae view bay cee er: changed, Apply at 92 Columbia street, oppomte Pineapple street. <ALL BOABD IN TARRYTOWN.—A SMALT. PRIVATE “family, occupying a dellabtful cotta, A Mike to, let three very pleasent reoms from Tat of Secten ber pleasant, and witbin five minutes o! boat. Jerences’ exchanged. address ME SK Faarylown, Pow office, board respectable French tamily residing ‘0 tee d house, near Washington square: Ad: ireaa Rugene, box 177 Herald office, ‘RENCH BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE O28 TWO ni. with pooms aad board 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET-—-WITH BOARD, A NICE second story room, with every convenience and improve ment. A single gentleman can ‘with a Pleasant rootn at 0 Fourth atreet, weat of Broadway. Re Ee 5 aiady an er. Terms mi m "Address BJ , Broad wey Post offce, Le pa Ba bt nts Batt! EARS. Ue 0p second fi ong Pay Dath, do, to ae or ee eke flemen, with (ory EAD ined, ii a private family. “References exchanged. FOF par Acura apply at ine drug itore, 69 Fourth avenue. CHEAP LODGINGS.—CLEAN AND OOM ‘single roome % to $7 dt i op aa OOD AND ne iD BOO! tb or without full or pertial board, gentlemen, with party of ina private family; hose cont ne 4 we rchehborbocd of new Fifth. azeaue:| Hotel. Apply at 05 ‘West Twenty fifth street, first house west AT THE GRERN STREET HOUSE FI ona rana a Tan REN TPE — per night, ent Oe SePeRAN, ecnrictr ane oa ale of Mambatian see Ogatre atree Herald, WART#D— AN UNPURNIBAED ROOM, WITH BOARD, for a lady and geniemso. in a private faml'v address, Maung terms, 4c, M8 4, Union square Pos: office ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY. ROABD IW BBOOK- l:n, in the vicinity of Ptate and Heury streets, where there will be a few other lady boarders; terms mus: pe mode- rate, A Address G. BE. . B., Herald office. ARTED-BOARD, IN A SMALL FAMILY. FOR & gentleman. wife, cbild and servant; one large room and bedroom required, wih mod 2 Igoravemeute: terme must be moderate, Address T. B., box 1,936 Post oflloe. ANTED—BY A YOUsG GENTLEWAN, PaRriAL crn, Sak on nts" pa nea tts a a Se a week, F. F. B., Berald office. % ode =POARD REDUCED AT 101 SPR NG STREET, $3. four doors frow Broadway.—A gentleman and hie wife And two or three young men can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, and the privilege of bath room, AWITY PLACE poh al eg PSs nha! bbe] on the first floor also furcished me wo. pitecnionen sad’ (heh wives or sagho speticon wa 35 @ b Std RL dts STRBET.-TWO OR THREB He gent’em< with farniehed: rooms ‘ina gine family; bouse situsted between. ith $34 ‘stxth avenues; convenient fo cars and stages. Din- 39 att rae [npticedeegl 3 STREFT. BEIWRES FIFTH with tar- let, efor xentlemen aud ibéir wives OF par test done je gentlemen; location one of the most convenient nthe chys Dinner at 6. References exchan; changed. "4 University piace —Sult of rooms on fret hoor toi to gentlemen ora adv rd Foom om the promos sare permanenuly or Dg it. References ex- chang WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, SETWEEN ee furviabed euit and Bixth avenues —Handeomely and sin- fle rooms 1 leu ns Ore.g'ase Bouse, witha private famil Terms moderate, Convenien! to ears and stages. Heferences 5 EAST FIFTEENTH *TREET.- PLEAS .¥T ROOMS, with board, or fmt and single gentlemen, for which @ good price will be required. Best ot seference reqn'red ait of rooms on the secoud iD parties of undoubter respectabi.ty; hoes ie ras. tnbie et in all respects, and location unsurpused. SERING SERRET, THSES DOORS T4OM BSOAD. way.—To et, evveral hand furniabed rooms Je gentie;men; tbe location fe near all We iret ‘clea botele tnd places of amusement in the city; attached to tbe bullding ie tlarge reading room free. Inquire of anson "touse. NINTH STREET, Peta oid Bera 105 "froma can ve obiained. wi for gentemen and their wives or single wi Og Podioe upsurpaesed, apa erie ce keeenh improvements. FOUBTH AVENUE, THREE DOORS BELOW Eotttnee ecie aca’ Tatas and india & anit mile: al ‘OF partial board; the oon Tenis ua the iooktion w very central elereucor exchanged. COUNTRY » ¥ SUARD. CARD AT OORNWALL—ONB OR TWO FAMILIES can be accommodated with board durieg the months of Septem: et and ether ah fess Ie reiganss ‘in the above Place. For particulars ‘address Mira. H. 8miib, Cornwall, ‘Urepge county, N. arid ge BOARD -—TWO FI®E ROOMS, JUST VA. eight gd jamVI8 Highlands, ‘Nevasink, N. J. aig EAST SOSERASE, STREES, park —A NEAR mem floor to let, JOUNTHY BOARD WaNTED—BY A G! M eae berg wife ego phe? family, within two peters railroad fro fork (State of ‘New Jersey preferred); ait- may ram and blo Brooklyn Fost offee, Le ie COGRIRY, BOARD O8 StaTKN IRLAND, AT PORT Kichmond.— Families and a few gentlemen can Ray 24 pleamnntiy secommedsted: only one ours, datagce, trom ibe city; terms very reasonable. Take the New Brig from W biteball ‘street as followe:—#34 Natl WA. me eg a, bin 4,5 and? P, Mt. Inquire of saptain 0: #1 _SUMMER BR RESORTS. ATH HOTEL, & FEA 6 SIDE, oe acee I, WILt BE KEPr open during the fall and winter for the accommodation of permanent and transient boarders. Lar,e and commoc grounds for plsnie abd other oartiee Familtes taken et Teasous able prices for the ane of september and ctober J. H PaaCOok, tuperinendent, 00m, ih privatetabie, required. Tr euited, ress, atating terms, ac, H.W, A., A TOUERTIE, HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, ¥. 3— Routherners and others returning trom Baraiogs and th Waterivg pisces Rcrth a lly farmed that the i @ Tourette “ouse Septem ber, taat belo decidedly Vag mom pleneaat aon if the oe pon at jut. Thoee vishing New York on Jeasure will find the La Tourette Hi eale ba f vuettne a Metta at eco a od 1148.8. Man Barcl ab A. Mand 4g P M PTTILL dsta of La Facge aous N. B —It takes no longer to go frrm New Point than from South ferry to Union equare. PAvmor, ISLIP, L. 1--THS VERY LIBERsL PA- tronage which this hotel hes, thus far enjoyed induoee the proprietor to keep tt open thr ugh *eptember— edi the calendar of sportsme” who freqnentihe “South bore’? Bates ol febicg ad shooting {t atfordsthem « for enjoying these is provided for the yosits of the Paritign white te Slegant ppp intaerts and oulsine and pleasant drives about 1 will be found essecially attrsctive to thore wko love the country in the mellow days of autum. “QuRR” Fi FIRE ISLAND BEACH —VISITERS Sl tate tee dog land Raurved at South ferry: Brooke ti0 Raye and weamboai to at anand arriving in New Xork st 9o’clock A, M.and4P.M. The new and spleggid steamer areas Wattage tach trata upon arriving Wo conveqesasengers seroes Through ticket $: 70. ft. T. BLvOmee & Co, Phe tt SEY yiecn Cate FAs. HO tion and aceommodation of qNOTuER GBEAT St0RY! QUICESANDS AND WHIRLPOOLS, A TALE OF YOUTH’S TE¥PTATIONS, Is commenced this day tn the GREAT NEW WEEKLY, TEE MERCHANTS’ RBOORD. Price, two cen's “For ale everywhere, Puen ofle, 425 Brosaway. == ee ea TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF A vege, wk rk Drown bsir and blue eyes, of and tptasSha Labits baving an mnbapoy home deaires to form with a view to masrimooy) the acquaictance of a sensible and well educated young Jady. vivacious a totellt Money Who object, as the young gentlemen 1a the un! ‘Don ‘ANTBD TO MARRY—A ety gos INTELIGANT cana nd or widow. aot over 35 ‘and 10 fea jon 0 ears. 0 Pei ‘Address’ mm: ely, box 150 and wanta no money. aa ce. SEGARS ANE TRACOUG. — 000, mara exraare mae regars, fro Cash purshaters are particularly invited to reall sad comin ‘the stock and prices, Great ‘iaquogeees U Cig pe ats