The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1859, Page 3

uil, broke up the coaterence, charging Sewing sotea tt bad faith is Orowsing bee troops while the wmissouers were endo: nvoring. he mreenae @ peace. ia then crossed over nearly troop Alter these, oocurrences ‘aseoond imterview took placo which @ truce was agreed © continue forty days, , during which tne bork par. missioners W negouAte Whe terms of Te eccurred three days before the steamer salled. wim it was thought a Fevoluuon would break out io aayaquil, with the wbject of deposing General Franco, bo, tt was generally Deleved, was betraying the coun’ Wato tbe bands of Castilla. It 13 now & woll eatubis fect that Castilla instigated the revolution at Quit: hich resulted to the downfall of the Robles-Urbiad roment, Re having furnished Garcla Mirino with - and money. There were abeut 3,000 men under arms in Guaya when the steamer: sailed, to repel any attsck the oops under Castilla might make on the town; aad 1 was that some seven hundred more, well armed, trom province of Marrab! bad arrived, aud were im the ‘of the Peruvian forces. It i believed that the French and English would iater- to prevent Custula from oar ying ous his designs st Ecuador. The French vessel of-war Mujico mat juayaquil, aod the Britwh steam corvetio Viton was to trom Caltao on November 28 for that port. Guise itis that these two Powers, Va well ag Spain, tw the proceedings of Onstill On ib of November tse French and Spanish Chargé vadaires near’ he’ goverpmoans of Kouade addressed 5 oto to President Castilia, remonstraung agiinst the puance of hostilities on his part against Ecumdor; w bieh he replied the. mext day from on board the ship of ar Amazonas, expreesing bis surprise that they should dio with that which aid not concern them, and saying ‘wcknowledged the right of no one but his own Ye te question the propriety of his acts. The Chargé’s ree wee AS Sark PS, PO, PEND cloged the ‘There exists a great degroe of hatred against the Franco- governient among the people ot Gaayaquil, oo ‘their mded the payment of ali debts except that due to France, interest ou which, with the share of the capital pre- ly saree upon, bas been promptly ‘This muy be accounted for reat the fact that there tga eneh ship of war stationed oppusite the town. He has wspended the ment of the English debt, $30,000 of bich was due last month, and aiso of the Mcintosh debt, if which $12,000 was due last month ; both of unese debts jave always been promptly paid hitherto. ‘Me has ‘@ decree authorizing tbe payment of an ld elaim be held against the country for services as Go- lerper in 1845. Tuis claim wus originally $10,000, and oh ged ppelhsce agony with inter -st included, $20,000. that ail duties formerty payable in ix Lol shall pon vo that if Be i panes. ere, ived, He bas committed a great outrage on the Balti- hore Gus Compauy by puttivg a stop to their works, be- use they would pot contract to light the city for $3 50, materials and mechanics from the States, entered, into tracis to supply the majority of the families in the ty with gas; had received a grant of isad for their orks from the government, laid down 3,000 feet of the in pipe, Sunk their reservoir, and spent upwards of 75,000 m carrying out their Obje ct, and they are now bliged tw abandon the whole aifuir to please a peuy es) Vader existing circumstances foreign commerce is suf- -ring severely, and foreiguers can ope for little prowee- —— what their own governments think fit to ex- pnd to them, Agricultural Wealth of Kentucky. ‘The Louisville Ovurter has had access w tno Aséessors nual report of Kentacky for the year 1859, ia aavance ts publication. The following is the proud exhibit of © productive industry of that flourishing State. Tho faiues attached are those obtaining at the point of produc- bacco, 95,493,548 Ibs. at 66 emp, $,10},187 at 8112 60... 6,517,769 10 228,282 80 2,003,274 00 ‘Total tu vain +. 8148 205,361 87 egaic value of neat caitle te estimated at $36, strict Eons. OFor Bix mouths old at $8 per head, $12,- Hy 192) which mokes $197,241 313 81. To this again is to be added the value of articles omit- 4, such as shoep, wool, rye, oats, potatoes, fruits, pro. cts of the dairy, &.” g these several articler hwn at what they were in amouat just tan years azo, a8 hown by the United States consus of 1860, and giving @ ® valuation to them now, we have the following ims add to the returns made to the Auditor of Suste for A, viz -— heep, 1,102 091 at $1 per head.. 00!, 2,297,458 Ibs. at 20c. per Ib ye, 445,078 bushels at 600. per bushel... ptatoes , 2,400,665 bushels at 30c. per bush. 747,199 50 Later, 9,947,523 ibs. at 18c. per Ib......... 1,492,123 45, hd for products of the orchard and garden. 1,000,000 @0 tal. . » «$5,008,442 06 The grand ‘otal, therefore, of the agricultural income 0 le State of Kentucky for the past yoar is $202,249,750. DectaRkn Free. — colored woman, lao was arrested in Washingtun cit ty last June, and takeo ‘Washington county, Md., wher she was claimed as & ive, has as been declared, after a jury trial in that county, ve a free woman, under a decd of muntmission from hn Witmer, Sr., date dated in 1947, Weekly Keport of Deaths the city aad county of Now Yore, from tue 10th day ef December to the 17th day of December, 1869. jon, 97; Ren 85; boys, 147; gir.s, 135.—Total, 464. jake, 162 252; ‘malce, 244; females, '220, oe alice ‘persous, 4. alice om Aneckors Seale 1 Fever, remittent..... Fever, scariet.. Fever, typhoid Fever, typhus. Heart, disease of. Heart, disease of valval Hooping cough, Intlamination of Indammation ot brain Inflammation of knee joint Inflammation of live: Totlammation of lungs. Inflammation of stomach Taflamumtion of toroat, Tntlammation of womb. Kidueys, disease of. Marasmus, aduit. Marasinus, infantile ower cae veaing from nove onchius . ner. lover ‘if the breast. -rhosis of the liver ugestion of the brain. ngestion of the lungs. sumption, nvuisions, adult. avvisions, infantile hyuisions, puerperul, Be SSH Same occa OpBY +. opay iv ihe ct jopsy i the head iow of the foot. Ulceration of the throai Worws,..... toes oe im Se es ver, nervous eer, puorper pe ars mo MXTERNAL AND OTHER CAUSRA NOT DEPENDING UPON CUMATA OR KEABON. raed or scalded Lues youeres, snalties.. Oid age.. By shootin Premature birth... mpression of the brain. i Suffeation, accidental... 2 Sutordk RACAPTTULATION—DImanen CLASGIED, ines, joints, 1 Sullborn sad premature ain and nerves uerative orgal bnmowiwomae gia moe arth. 3 Stomach, ‘bowels and other digestive organs.. 60 Uncertain eeat aud gens- ceneeseeen res eOd PUBLIO INET! imshonse, BIkl’s Iglaud.. 7 iT areaey & child’s Hosp’! | Pen, Hos. Bikl’s laland ws’ Hospital patio Asin Biic’s island 1 2 6 1 7 1 otal... mbe of deaths, compared with the ‘correapond. ee ‘867 and 1668, and of last week, was aa fel- wat Bz DELAVAN, City inion” erry Ixsrpor0n’s Veyntmunt, Doo, 17, 1869, Court of General Seastuns Before Recorder Barnard. Dro. 19—The court reom was crowded this morning with witnesses and spectators, and remained so most o! the day, altheagh there were no cases of parucular inte- rest on the calendar. Clandius Verdi, indictod for robbery in the first degres, having on the 8th of November assaulted ox-Alderman Corwm, was convicted of assault and battery. He was seni t@ ‘he peatventiary (or aiue mouths an! ordered to Pay @ Ane of $100, and stand commitied until pald. Cola Kane was charged with abandoning per infant child, uncer the age of #ix years, but when abe was ar- ruignod, the prosecuting officer, afar perusing the avi- dexce, stated that she mone not be convicted, and sho was necordingly dischar Charles Oonwa: ay trial, charged with ile. gal voting in the Ninth district of the Pourtwenth ward on last clectiun day, but there was not sufficient evidence wo prove the offence against bim, aod be was acquitted, Bartholomew Gunsvn, # very reapectable looking young man, was indicted for grand larceny in stvating furs and other Property valued at $1,000, the property of Je D. Phillips & Co., 60 Broadway. It appeared that he was a clerk in their employ, and that he entered into. couspiracy with other parties wo rob the store, which was effuoted on the 2th of November. Ho left the rylight pen, vy which means the thieves entered the premises; but, ortanatal they wore ybt in the act of carrying ry the is by olticer Roland and Joho Oarmaa, a privat aches. ‘The trial was commenced, bat after oue or \Wo Wiuesses were examined, counsel for the pri- soner directed the wkhdrawal of & juror, and instructed his client to plead guilty. He was remanded for sentenoo, aud f he furnishes the requisite mfor mation to the prose: cuting officer that will lean to the arrest of another party (Rd will be dealt with loniently by the Court. Witham Stattig posted guilty to forgery io the fourth deerco, im passiog 8 countericit bank wots, parportiog to be of toe Favex County Bank of New Jersoy, but, as the evidence was very sigh, ie was ‘suspended. He was informed that if be violated the confidence of the Court he would be Pi spose arrested and sentenced to the State prison on th! bert 4 Repel Madden and Jobv Edwards wore join po te ey wards pe! seat to Blackwell's Island for aix ‘six months. Ithaving been tat Maagen ‘was not aoiiated in the prieanna) ~— ‘tho larceny, be was Dre. 21.—The per rn eck ‘was unusually large, and the Fecorder disposed of several cases with great prompt- ness. Joseph Dodge pleaded gailty to grand larceny in pick- S the pocket of Mrs. Mary A. Clarke, 301 Tenth avenue, by fon November, sci bred was inastage. He war sent Black mrell tah ey three years and six months, n Boylan and Arthur pieaded guilty to for im the fourth degree, having passed a countel pe Berplit sot f the Chemung Bank, but the evidence was go slight that, fe motion of the District Attorney, the Court suspended judgment Jobo Callegban was tried and convicted of assault and Dattery upon Dennis Mullins, committed on the 10h of —, ue bis liquor olny xe a7 maise avenue. ry’ Waters plead ity to keeping a disorder! house n the Sixth ward, and was discharged on the wy | mise of vacating the premises, ‘Samuel freeman wan convicted of grand larcany, hay- ‘img Btolen a watch and gold coin worth $44, from Anoa Brown, on the 10th of November. Ho was remanded til Saturday for sentence. Adoipbue Yano. domaiy: indicted with Mary Ann Roberts, for keeping @ disordor! oe or in other words, a house of prostitution, at 96 Centro street, was found guilty, but the woman wes discharged. ‘The officers of the ward testified that this was a noto rious house of i) fame, Counsel for the defendant made @ strenuous effort to get a suspension of judgment, but without avail; for the Recorder said he caused a number of similar establisnments to be indicted by the present Grand Jury, und he was determined to do all in bs power to break these nuisances up. He sentenced Vaneto the Peni- tentiary for five months, Micbuel Farley was placed on trial charged with re- ceiving three locks worth $9, knowing them to have been stolen from Lawrence Fanning, but the evidence failed to gurtain the indictment, and he was acquitted. ‘The Grand Jury brought in a arge batch of indictments for offences committed by men aud women now detained in the city prison. 1k appears that at the present time the Tombs is crowd- ed with prisoners; but the prosecuting officers and ihe Court are » doing all they can to dispose of them as rapidly a8 possible, SENTENCES. Dro. 24.—This being the last aay of the term, the pri- Son0rs who were convicted nnd remanded during the month were brought up for sentence. ‘Stephen Gordon, alias John Gordon, who was convicted of assaulting John De Lancy, who purchased a ticke from the defendant supposing it was a passage ticket on a steamer for Europe, but which turned out to be only for a sailing vessel, On remonstrating with Gordon, De Lancy was violently beaten, and in order to avoid serious conse- quences jumped overboard, the assault having been com- Mitted ou @ vessel lying at the Eastriver. Counsel for the defence having shown that the Commissioners of Emigra- tion were in error in representing to the District Attorney that Gordon was a notorious emigrant runner, the Re- bene inflicted a ght punishment, sending him to the prigon for thirty days and fining him $150. john Harrington, a verre man, who was convicted eight months ago of keeping a disorderly house in the Sixth ward, was discharged, © having been shown that ho was not engaged In keeping such an establishment, His wife, however, was directod to find bail in $500 for keep- ing & disorderly house. ancornehs ‘Wood, convietod of assault and battery, was ‘Wm. Stetson, against whom wore two indictments for perjury in the Socond degree, and who pleaded guilty 0 the fourth grade of that offence, was seit to Blackwoll’ Island for two years. Elizabeth Roane , alies Brown, a well dressod colored woman, who pl guilty to keoping @ disordor; jo the Fifth ward, was sent to the Penitentiary for nine months. Sho asked to bo lot off by abating the nuisance, but the Court would not listen to the proposition. ‘These houses,” said his Honor, “shail be broken up when in- dictments for their abatement come before me;”’ adding, “they | bave been trying for dye years to get you to move away.” Wm. Y. Clark, guilty of obtaining goods under false pretences, was discharged with the understanding that he was to icave the city within thirty days. Some of our leading merchants interfered in bis bonalf, promising if ‘the Court would suspend judgment they would send him to Australia, George Wilson pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, and as he bad a small family, the Court was lenient.’ Imprisonment in Blackwell's’ Island, for five months, was the sentence. Bartholomew Gunson, a young man, of very respectable connections, who was convisted eurly’ in the week of rob- bing his employers, Messrs. Phillips & Co., of aquantity of furs, was sentenced Lo the Ponttentiary for threo years and six months, Emma Coburn pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and judgment was suspended. Thomas Cuff, who pieaded guilty of forgory in the fourth degree, was not punisbed severely, ia consequence of his previous character being good. He was sent to Black- well’s island for nine months. Hugh Riley and Mar garct Kelly, guilty of an attempt at grand larceny, Were each sent 1 the penitentiary for six months. Samuel Freeman, indictod for highway robbery, and convicted of grand larceny, was sent to the State prison for two years and four mouth: Joseph Bascom and Kenneth ifelroge, two respectable youths, pl guilty to grand larceny in stealing $9,000 worth ‘of jewelry from the store of Dempsey & Fargis, Broadway. All the property wae recoverea, but a poruon of it was damaged. Molrose, who was induced 1 join ‘Bascom in the theft, was sent to tho penitentiary for two years and six months, while the other culprit was sen- tenced to imprisonment in the game instiution for three years and four months, avid P. Howell, convicted of an assault and battery, Was fined €20. Superior Court. Before Hon. Judge Pierrepont. DAPORTANT INSURANCE DECISION. A, Rotker & Oo. vs. The Great Western Insurance Compa- ny.—This was an action to recover on a policy of insu- rance, for the loss of a cargo of coffee shipped from Port ‘au Prinoo on board the brig Dolafield, which veescl was lost. It was an open policy, and insured in terms: (A. Roker & Oo., on account of whom it may concern, for outward shipments and homeward, to be for account of themeviyes, and to be consigned to them by invoice and bill of lading.” All except the words “on account of whom it may concern” was written in. Ii was also written in the policy that outward shipments were 10 be approved by the underwriters, and tadorsedt on the policy, and that homeward shipments’ wore to be reported wo th company as soon as known. This shipment was mule some twenty days before the date of the policy, and was roported to the company after the policy, and in duo time after the plaints were advised of it. The defendants refused to indorso it or to enter it in tho pass-book, and they took no premium especially on account of this rink. The defendants insisted that they had written in an eape- br teen ba policy to exclude such risks, and that hey had rofused to take it on being appliod to. The Ni tiffs contended that the refusal made no diffe difference, att that by the contract itself sho defendants were boun Tho Judge held that whether the piaintiif had made out a case or not depended upon the construction of the con- tract as expressed in the policy; ihat it appeared that the plaintiffs never bad any interest in the coffee; that though consigned to them, it was entirely for account of othor Pw and that the consignment never reacued them. that therc was a cloar distinction made throughout tho ‘written clauses in the policy betwoen outward bound cargo and homoward shipments, and that this =, did not entitle the plaintiffs to recover for loss on homeward pens som tet in which they had no interest, and which the esmpany had refused an application to recognise or ea- dorgo, and that the complaint must be dismissod. Obituary. Colonel Is.1c Mexnor, who startod the Balt “But,” eaid he, in his usual miucti of Prosidont Pieroo's Col. Wa, A. Ownss, who was noed for the next Congress in is or Boath Gure. enwell on _ clght years of ago. em ane aia An Acr op Vioiusos 3v Sours Qanauins.—Jawm > Powers, —, as ® workman on the new Sit Houge at Colum! BC, was lavly charged with sea. ous language. Hi fearvd, vr bed tutiunsuens to fear, the ateentions of a + hala? commiuee, and according!» Jett the city of Columbia a week ago. ‘Nide miles frow tu city, however, be was overtaken and carried back, au revelved thirty-mue lashes from the hague of a nogro and after that a thick eoveriog of tar and feathers, f wan then placed on the cars and sent te Oharlestn where he was kuiged in jail for safety. Tue Obarteat Courter indignantly denounces thi outrage, and ea; In thejname of Caphuaoe, wo protest against such tation trom Columbia, and in the name of prencrabry Lovor and fame ef South Carolina, we protest against such acts and such modes of puvishment for offences which ar. amply covered by our statutes, Fres.—The Hoag bariey factory in Watertown, N. Y. belonging to P. V. Kimball, was burned dows on the nigu’ of the 17th inst $10,000 fusured for $5,000. AB MORTON ER ORIPPIN & 400, AUOTIONHERS. Ma HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ‘anthe ceend, Bmore MONDAY. 1 ae iver 26, elegant five surry residence No 48 West sicteonth between Fifth a: dsbat svevuee ass Hop this season, all made’ te order aad Ben. Descriptive Drawing Rooms— 1, euperd teteen, pmy elegantly om DSeeretewe and Kooacase, Wed with ttwesnt marquetiore Chifffuer, rosewood Kecumbent, reps; ladies’ bole de rose Sea i ax at arm — aoa A fr Te thea ith moter of Tem Trou, saoreieres fiinel drasiag steed of jeune ee riehly adeeb vat ck Chara vo. ly carved aya a artwile’ Bronzes, representing Night and Morniog, Pandora, Palating, Mume, Peery sou brant's ‘and ios! ‘Sen ous fi uD Chairs, t thew ng 4 ‘on pA gl “Take. ae Limi ‘and fd oat tealccrre at Pa by be gang Summer and tha Winter. by k; oF fitar pany Re rrance, by Legrand; guperd bufe. anfique Lava Vares from two elegantly paintaa Vases, reai Sevres, Obioa; Parten mar: bie risque end Dresden Uroaments; ‘Musical Box, ten ciflerent tunes; Bronze Clock runs one month, tmp. ried expreaaly tor the present owner; Oard and Tables; Eroot, copy. Kograviogs, |, cbuirs to match; Vlicloch, Velvet sair Uarpet; Silver ” Chambers ~ 7 Tio emt wood marble top dress Rocker. arm ‘Chairs eovered in m0q: . Br ‘uaclsarpe'sapring andi ma ares. Feather Beds. Bheets, coriuterpanes, Bolsters Tors, Pastel Paintin (otber’ vision), docoray Jurtish Towels, Rac brace Mabogany ond oy ist Ulaasware, iz ‘cut and engrar Decanters, Godieis, Cbumpagnes, Frail, Celery aud Pre- serve stands; goid bund china dinner set, 140 pleees; rub; Tuby glass Pureh Bowl, Ciuret Pitcbers, sabe and oy vs ficoo: ae eet. Paria marbie Butter Nish; decorated T 4 pleces; solid ellver Dinner and Tea Service; sliver pisied Ware froin Rend & Bar ‘8; Coffee Urn, Cake tine ri decorated Sasi gg Hing: “3, gt Forka, re bavdle Tabie C ery, Pa o Beddaisk 8 of Old Utard Brandy, viatage of 1827; two Ge. wootch Whisk ey, 40. Gordon Cherry, two barrels white do., brown bugar, dc ic. 4 lsu, basement oat tng pi heeaenil tensild, dc. moved within 48 hours after sale. House to let or for sale; faquire of the auetioucers. 4 competent person will be in ut- Yeudance to pack, cuit or sbip the goods. A. % NiO parte AUCTIONEER. adjourned sale sf 517 } crendeg from 211th sireet a one me ait and fronting on and the Har- Jem ri Dyckman colate, will be bod ut use Mer. iN SBRRSDAY, Dec. 29, 18:9, O'ULOOK, B A. J. SSLEKOREE, BON & CO. A large ie of the purchase money may rematn on gry 10 YEARS. B.—In consequence of the unfavorable weather before the any precious selected for the sale, and in order to afford 6 to ew this beautiful located property, the sale has been adjourned to atid fixed for THURDAY, Dee. 29, when it WILL FOSTIVEOL “Take PLACE, Mkt HOUT RES*RV! Bhs ‘a and be made For maps and particilars, apply at aril ply M, MERWIN, AUCTIONEER—By BANGS, MERWIN «_ &00.—Tradé sale rooms, 18 Park row, Tuesday even- ing, December 27, nt 634 o'clock. ‘Booksellers’ Sicek—Chmprising & large collection of valve ble Works sortanent im Biswory, ran, Cab also ao as- nofitenii, Classical aad School Books. * ‘are now Wednesday 1 a Thursday evenings. December 28 and 29, at 6g Croce, liutrasea Pooks 2 amish and petting em: bracing ® ‘variety of svg ks, Just received from ‘Lendon, beautifully @ embelished and elegantly bound, and ia- ‘numerous Works of an 8a exprasive Character. as the Waverley Novels, Edinburg edition, in 98 vols ; Lord Kt pacecnae eA oligos of Mexico, 9 vols. folio: Irving's Wor! 16 vols.; Natural li story of Rew York, 19 vols, &e. Also an aasortment of Juveniles, Presentation Books, a. UVOTION NOTICE.--B. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER — sett s CHLTON will = st auction, on Thursday, ipreuusce’ together wih ise Firtcres and Paral, iereot the Westaurant inthe, basement of #27 apd 429 road. Auctioneers, Ne. 45 Nassau street. UCTION NOTIOR.—8, & J, BOGART, AUCTIONEERS. Thursday, Dec. 29, at, pire gctock at No. 92 Imp hint d second street, frees, genteel Housebo d Furniture, ‘wood Pi; Sofas, Leunges, Turkish arm ore. ers, '<oking Glasses, rosewood marble top dressing Bureaus sod Washsiands, rosewood Btegures, rose wood pete pure hair Mattresses and Bedding, Tapestry, Brussels, 3 ply and ingrain Carpets, English oil vloths, mantel Ornaments, Toon oak extension dining Table and Ubairs; Grockery, Chins and Glassware; a quantity of Books, Kitchen Furniture, £c. UCTION NOTICK.—8. & 1, BOG ART, AUCTIONEERS. — pesday, Dec. 28, at 1034 o'clock, at the auction rooms Ro, 1 Nord Willian’ street , orner of, Frankfort, mortgage snlo—Housebol! Furniture, masbogeuy Tote a totes, mabogasy Parte ‘intr, wold’ mahogany Feather Beds und Bedding, marble top Cece Tablen, “Wak: ean ‘ove upright Piano, splendid Tapestry, Brussels, Three ‘and ingrain Carpets; Looking Glasses, Bureaus, large lot n Furniture; also a lot Hothouse Sashes, patent Balance Riebes dc. JOHN W. BUMEBINDYKI, Aulorney for Moct 8. &J. BOGART, AUCTION“ERS.— Tuesday, D ‘Dee: rat 1046 o'clock, at the anction rovans No, i North Willium street, Constable's sule—Large lot Clo:hing, canting of, Beaver, Seck, and Frock Uosiar' alls au Gao mere Vesis, Chin and ¢ Yassimere Pantaloons. lot Dry Good, also 2% pair Men's oat, Ladies’ Gaiters, Ciuldren’s oot, Sip- pers, Brogans, lot Leather Trimmings, Ac. IBAAC JONES, Constable, ASIGNEE'S SALE OF HATS, OAPS, FURS, &0.— PHUAP R. WLLKINB will sell at ! auctot, on Wednesday, lice 25, et 11 o'clock, at 270 Greenwich street, Dede ap aad A. Rogers, Kaq., Assignee, the entire slock contained in said store conais'ing of Hats, Caps, Furs, irnnks, &c.; also tho Counters and Vixtures, UCTION NOTICF.H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER — Roots, Shoes and Rubbers, about 600 eases, to close out (all goods, on Tuesday, Dec. 27, comprising a general assortment, Smovg whieh tro en's, bors and Zouthe olf eewed Boo, OF ourown make, by A.D, GALE, @ ie Bo gc Rg oo at .—BURNHAM’S FORNITU! rem EX. Paeking Hievehin street, between Fink, dad Sisun aventten- Ties Household Furuitare of every description, bored to ail parte of the world. Large for the re- moval of farnitare to the eo evuniry, morage Yor ferniture, Ae. rec SSS ee ROWNE AND NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 3% Ruvsin strect, will well on Werdnesday, Deo’ 28" Inia inrge ana beautiful asortment at of toys for oda rine, Traian Marbles, imported 2 Glassware, French Ubina, Parian ahd. Alive Paiod ware, Bay tise a tavelee ot Gola ‘and Silver Watches, Jeweiry. dc., consist full eet Bracelets, Pins and. BurFings, brooches RI 6 Goid Ws elegant Siiver Plated Tea and Breakfast Feta, Ca Casters, Liquor btands, Ac. OUR I 1 i. BURLEY, ‘AUCTIONRER—STORE 467 CANAL , Wil sell, of Tuesday, Desomber 27, at 1034 o'clock, Si he euentore Gontained tn the five st nse $4 Wa ker street, consisting of us, Bodatead, robes, Bofas, Corti, Tooting Glasses, fea rekurcs, a tresses, Feather Bede, Pillow Bot: sters, Bedding, is, three. ree-bly and ingrain Carpets, Ou Bookeases, ns, “Chat Gas Fixtures, 8tov Kiehon Furniture, dc contained in. 19 Fooms; ell W. We set without reserve. A good ehanee for dealers und housckeepers. Catalogues may Le had by applying at the store of the ‘auction: NWEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1859. ae 15, 0 WEST oie oak thio ne wo i ena Sethe obs apy ‘Dut provested it from coming © Mow re " rineka) depot, WARD'S Fatr Cutting Rooms, Pie Hotel. oadway $1 per botile. a OUTS AND SHOES—A PERSON THOROUGHLY Bove ieaisied with smnvticiarers ess Rost ato aes ory? boot and shoe boose aaa bayer, oF be th posied ia the near by wrude A! uy ans ox 4,1 ib ‘Post cmtiee, SS BB, AORME, BLECTRIC PHYSICIAN, 18 OR sNu Di renttSia procses far tin ‘M00 | a ily cured unter bie Dew wetbod of boning the slek. bs) iden uf tbowe facta wid be furtiched ws all waalius imate after heslth oy oo iy; St Mo-oftan, fas oeue ill remove ali doubte w those west sure. + OreH FLOWER HTACINTAR, 40, Se gu bOe Tallon INT tonto jogqn! Hae Matias onan; Grows bmperlaig tars Lats te ; Gsacbone, ip. por Ma, At or pena named I il forward to any 40° ‘vee. The roote are all prime and freak, Address ?. Mur ray, 189 Pearl street soe bi SPEDE ICR SPURS! Je, denizned for ladies. gentlemen. chittren, Thie artinie ba never hafo-e been ry worn: the ball of the foot, te ey applied, pitta piace by a runber band. Laulies wil! ud tote oud article to Wear oo the brating Poud to learn euch otber 0 wie, and also to prevent o> falling ta any slippery vlace Dealers upplied by the following agents: :—thivin & Mend, 2B and 245 Pearl NY.: tanas Seionghy wt Pearl wireet, Ney, We A Mille, 2 Peart sect, , ¥. L" cor, porriae, a pe rare of BRINSUBY siways on banda great variot; auerns, a cents, 31 Kast Broadwa; al ae OTICR 70 BKATESR—LADIES AND GENTLEMAN es Sa, be with skates of all for sale. refreaomen at all tool at the ‘Oratra, vas hosel corer, peventh avenue ead, Fi ub street, oppoaiie the main entrasee,H 3 AUB! wei Proprietor. PUADELPHIA, CLUB RKATES-AND A FOL, AS: sortment of five and com mon Skates, for ladies vemen, for sale at ibe fowew i rane Oy FULSOM & orev ena, Broadway, up FANCY SKATRS, SOCKERS AND CLUS Sra “Sndeb tat bate 0, bs tho maaen po farer's depos, Lib Stn area, THE LADIFS.. MADAME LORE zeunen eurinres wig tara informs the ar WS reoeived from tare 8 gplend nasoremant ot Ter Srnier bhirta, such aa Caslinere, Flounecs, nd oer Dovel SKIRT MANUFACTURERS.—JCUN ERSKINE manefacturer of feat apenas, spgree. Nos, 237 a = hand, row rod ana covered steel W; ‘rom tho etic spring sieol hoihng, wompering’ apd sovering douo tor T° HOOF SKIRT MANUFACTURERSWE ARE OF ferlx g for sale the best quality of steel bits rolled, tem peeve and oie - poem ere prices:—No. 18, Per bs No. OWION SKIMT COMPANY, No. 2 Dey street THB LOVERS oe Ratatat I ee aptag — re eats.—Now on exbi for sale at the stan io wellknown fen at tc at2i7, 278 and ch Wash, inatoo Lamba ererefered be, panties ee balees S30 Ronde, reszed, by she vel knows Menara, Br: ‘ait ankioson, t fount Helly, New Jerse Sheep ehing 3200 raised und fated oy Painip of Bed 4 New Jersey; 11 lambs ‘weighing 1,008 wr of Poughkoopate, nds, dressed, raised by . RY "alithe shove were dressed by his joureymen, the Pear The public so Feapoutly iarhodt " od mately Ht . are 9 lavi cail at themselves before ‘26in inst. 5 feast for season, will find it to their advan. tage to call on ove of the oldest and’ most extensive manufao- ‘turers of this most precious article, as ( had the greatest jerienee in the manufacturing of east steel wire, without whieh & good spring cannot be made. {have all my stock carefully selected, and can therefore rooommoend all my spring to be the best and cheapest in the Union; and all order rolling, drawing, tamprring and coverib shell reeetve my iaa- mediate atteniioa. address 10 N. § bers street, N. ¥. WLLLLAM C&UBSLAND, Proprietor, OST—A BRACELET, WITH A CAMEO SETTING, IN to or at the academy of Music, en ‘Teostay evosin Dec 2t, 1859. ‘Ihe finder will be liberally rewarded by retur ing the above to Mr. Frepeb, 621 Broadway. ORT—IN THE BOWKRY, ON FRIDAY, AN EAR. lpg, painted on mother of pear) and wet round with sar. ‘The finder, by returning It to 8. & J. Gouding, 325 Broadway, will receive » handeome reward. CeT—ON SATURDAY, THE 2TH OF DECEMBER ‘a set of coral Jewels in leet gp will be received, if returned, to 285 Weet Lae’ SATURDAY, 24h ar AN ABROaDWAY ree, conta: ‘and some papers. Will be suitably rewarded on leaving it st 23 sauah Fourteenth O8T—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, EITHER WHEN leaving a carriage or im tbe ‘entrance of the Academy of Music, ire plese of a ‘The Guder wil be Moeraily rewarded by lex aime at the office of the Se Nicholas Hotel. OST—IN GOING FROM NO. 18 TWENTIETH STREET to Pau avenue, a po rtemoni ‘$10 in and $13. in finder will Dssostve. arevardaad te iene of the owner by leaving it at 66 St. Mark's place. “O8T—ON THE 23D INST., NEAR THE NORTHEAST corver of Broadway and Liberty street, a roll of Hopokea denk notes, amounting to one hunored dollars, The fader will be Mberally rewardee by leaving it with the Hoboxen ferrymaster, foot of Barclay street. OST—IN ASTOR HOUSE SIXTH AVENUS CAR, UP- ard trip,on Thursday evening, Dec 2 or between the through Nassau st & bond and mort- $00, drawn by Lents. Hibben favor of Horo How! and b; assigned ‘with a cop: al Bact and ‘olber papers. "Nove of them being recorded, tbo ublie are therefore cautioned not to negotiate the same. The inder wil begulaniy \y rewarded by leaving them at O- Nagel's Nassau street, |ATURDAY. MORNING, ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK, ina Fifth avenue stage Tiffany's, & black leather Portemonnaie, with pay chai, ont niniag about $10 in dills and change, with {mportant papers. de Appiy t Mr. ‘ery 80) Brosdway, room No. LThe Ga(ler will pardculucty oblige by returning tbe papers, and will be liberally rewarded. osT—ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, IN GOING from Ninth street to St. Joseph’s eburcb in Sixth avenue, a small Spanish Prayer Book. The finder will receive a re ward of $1 by lenving it at 112 Ninth street, I 08T—FROM 18 EAST TENTH STREET. ON THE BD Ld inst., a gold and stlver Watch: the goid Watch is a patent iever, single case, with a brass coain; tha eilver one is « double cose hunting, with a oap: also 2 Pin, with o lady painted on it; it fs valued more aaa family relic thaa its tntrinsic value. By returning Read's restaurant, 699 Broadway,a liberal 3 BOARDING A AD LODaAne. ie ——ee A @ENTLAMAN anu “Wass eo ) Bsn tad ASD enti of heome (parlor & d ded:onn) ina location ova ‘niga o dewp co.veyanoes. 9 aigally above Teo West, west aida, Aldvees B. F,, box 1,474 Pos GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR GLE GBN- AA fret eat be acon modaind Tro sysays oe. able terme vy epplyiog ah -¥ Mosiccmeny ewe Hate: A PARLOR pr tia BATH OOM, 86; STNGIR Teome, $1 O0 per week, oF Jot by tor vay er week, oF 76, ceots per day breattag. ac) aun ou coper house, 60 Prabal sires’, six boums wees of Brow way. ——$—$—$—$ SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OR A GERMAN ‘AND, B18 A de wecomumndaod petrate ith sil tbe wadern Iaprovemen's, ielerp.tos or Maat GA Went Fenty nocand szbct,Setweea Bisth A NOMS 1S OFFERED AT $2.4 WEEK T) A GEN tlemad of resovetad lity, who sould be wiltas wdeene fete wine wy the ove Dlug in itis uctng to bays in the Knghsh brapebes. Fer particulars inquire af GD Hiaks wirvct, esr Fulun ferry, 4 HAWDSOMF PARLOR ON THE SRCOND FLOOR, with e) her une or taro Bedrooms aitaebed,. with on wie: table; also Rovue fur x family oo bird Uoor, aud Ker tinge gendemen, at 971 broadway, near Fu Avenue Hotel. TINE ud OF THRE ROOMS ON BEOOND FLOOR, ‘yD, sprovemmenin, ct tod y, near Tmrty-dirat atrert Douse recently oprued, and Om venientto toe care aud atagon, ataner mGocicck Term moteraie eierences exchanged. A PLEASANT. FURNIEBED ROOM—FOR A QENTLE- maa and lady, Board forthe lady only. Taquire at 39 bulltvan street for tio day, ‘Jorma mocerate, LARGE ROOM ON FIRAT STORY, AND BIDE ‘boom on second floor of 763 droadway, ‘between Eighh £04 Mth mireets, to Jet to xentiemen furailied with fire, ys, water, do ; house newly Jurnished and Terms moie rate ‘apply a8 “XE TLY FURNISHED BEDBOOM WITH DICBLR bed, aud steve, for two single gentlemen, suit oF ee ee oe oe soe GEN- saints See na sectee bebreneeate Ores oe commocations, A. & L. Bo box 1,660 Post offlee. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ‘TO er A toa re ‘esme $6 per month, inquire as 16) LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, newly and handsomely farnisbed, v0 let wiinout doard, iocne or two gentlemen. seut, with yas, $12 per month. ‘quire at 162 1'rmoe street HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- Toomyo Wt ton gen'emsn and hia wife, or two alugie gentlemen, Witt Hoard. Koome coatain grate, gs, waler aod food closets” Houne has ali be modern tmprovemaote wad 18 convenient to down wwno Soares: ‘ferns woderae. Keferences exchanged nooma will be vacated on the 26h inst. Apply at 02 Bt. Mark's place, kighih street. OaRD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFK OR ONE SIN- ie gentleman can be sccommadated with » furaiued oom and board ip a sma!) private family, foli bowrd for the lady, partial board for the gentleman, apply ai 68 saat Ther beth strech. BOABRcA PACK ROOM ON BHOOND FLOOR, F' ‘nished, apd fine Extension Room partly furoished, Hoard, for a gentleman und hia wife or Aingic geatlemed, 1a a swall femily, witout children, at 71 Weat Awenly eixin street. Location dealrable. —_ IN BKOADWAY—ROUSE eer, wane aU furnished, bot_and or rooms, water, -, Ger en esvellont taste: dlecer at@ vcleck.| Snsurpaseed. Apply at 882 Broadway, between Twelfth and ‘Tharteenth streets. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wite, in a respectaple quiet family. with few or no eer Parlor aud lar; ais Kear.om, with closets, needed; lo- cation between Third an ye nuns, Solow Fifleouth barost; veatuon of rooms and OARD WANTED —TWO YOUNG MEN DESIAR B Aer ine house wih all inodera linprovementa, Privaig family preferred. Dinner at six or half paat Location be- freed Fouriweo.h and Twenty -Atu i recta, and Fourth and Sinth avenues. rald oitice. re- ferenee given. OARD WANTED—BY A FREN 1 GENTLEMAN AND Indy, of the highest respeewbiity, an a private family, where #! id give Le-sonain Frenel ‘and winsic in exohsoue for » part of their tbe nas being & very experiencsa Herald Sh the piano, address for three dase A.B. C., box 135 jerald oflice, OARDING —GENTLFMEN AND THKIZ WIVES DE- Ben sirous of farnishing sure oe ee wil find pleasant Jhooms and the cowlorts of a home; likewmo heme: cere goscmmmodsied wis faraianed. Wecets and Bosra, fact Broadway. OARDING ONE LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A ‘gentleman uni his wife; one sicgle Room, with large ary attached, for a siugle gentleman. An early apy eal li shore comforiuble fous apply at No. 15 Chiston Brooklyn. OARDING.—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘with Board, in brown stone house No. 3 St. Murk’s place, OARD IN BROOKLYN —SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR families wil) find comfortable reoma, with all the motern improvements, in a fis: class house, couvement to souia aud Wall auree: ferries, References exchanged. Apply a 60 Bott! IN BROOKLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN find excelient Board and OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A gentieman ard wife cau be accommoda! ith Rooms avd Heard: at No. 100 Cilatoa street; ve miauiee’ wack to Wall and South ferries, exchanged. JOARD IN BROOKLYS.—WANTED, A SITTING ROOM ‘end Bedroom, with partial or full Board, in the neighbor- hood of the ferries. ‘by two single omen i prvate fami eferres elerences exchau, Please terms, 2. ML, box 690 Post ollce, DPSIRABLE ROOMBA PRIVATE FAMILY IN FIF- teenth street, near Fifth aveaue, baving more room ‘hun ihey require will rent two pleasant Furnished Rooms at threo and four dollars per week. Partial Board if required, res: Union square Post at aix o'clock. Heferences IRENCH BOARD IN BROOKLYN.ONB OR TWO geullemen ean be aceemmodated with fall or partial Ueard ja inedern house, euniaiuing 74, bath and bot had god water .“y A basement eoaveaieat fora physieiam Apply URNISHED APARTMRNTS TO LET.—A SUIT OF pleasant Apartments, of three Rooms; will be let sepa- Taiely or topether; house has all the modern improvements, and oe nated situated. 313 Fourth street, betwocn Broad: way and Washington square. NA PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY-FURNISHED Boom to let to « single gentleman, witb board, and the pt silege of leewone in Freuchy Apply at Yrofessor ‘Dubo’ reat dence, 42 West Twenty fourth sweet reward will be jsaid and no questions asked. “TUN AWAY, A BAY MARE. iby HANDS Digh, 4 yeare ol’, ‘ong tail, two whive bind feet white strip her face. If retuned to the Opera stabies 48 and Oy sust second street, » -ultable reward will be paid, REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN LORD & TAYLOR'S in Grand street, and their store in Broadway, pair of solid gold Fyegiasses, attached to a black cord The Above reward will be paid by leaving them with a. Rumrell & Co., 264 Broadway. REWARD.-LOSt If ROOADWAY, OR IN A Bixth avenue slage, 8 pair o: cold Sleeve Butons ant two Breasipins, “he Guder wil ro.-ive $6 vy returning the same to Arnoid, Constable & Co, REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN FROM ON 25 board the steamer City of Hartford. on the night pre- ceding December 23, & gold revening Watch, white metal fer, Brequet & Fils, Paria, No 2671. ‘The abore wil De paid on leaving the article, or any iniormation thet wili Jead fo its reoovery, with the Captaia, of the above steamer, at Peek slip, or directing to box No. 2 Post eflice, Newourg. RELIGIOUS NOTIONS. SERVICE WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THE Dire huh of Peter, corner’ of Hleks and Warren Brookly pit mass at 7 o'clock AM. Second mass at.sig A M. Third mass at 16, ALM. vi “ier 3s. rica swt, Pastor. The Ladies’ Fair tu sid ‘above church will be con- tlouat atthe Athonetim until Monday night, the 200, MIORERUOCKEE HALL, CORNER OF TWENTY: d street and Services of the Protestant me nepal ‘Church are el in tig Wall on every Sunday, at nd in the evening at 73% o'clock. Siinday se , and 234 P.M. enue. pobio are invited. THONAS J. MILLER, AUGTIONRER—ARTONERS SALE eutire “sice entieman’s Ful ‘more — THOMAS J: MilALtis wil pell nt mucin, on Thusstay Dee, ‘@, at 10% o'clock, at No. 24 Barclay street, corner of hur: ‘the enure ‘of Gentlemen's Furni ‘goods, con in said store, consisting of every article a lapted to Ronlemen's ‘'s pale f the latest styles, dbecription Bria’ Drawers and. ae cao ad ge Unde, i rAwers an 080, ves, Oravats, Ties, bcarfe. Neck Haudkerchiefe, liaen, cambric Handkerchiefs, taney do, embroidered and others; Col “4c Suspenders, ac.; Marseilles, satin Lara, Bosoms, eV O @c ; all in ale wbeoltie. “STRPLRN G. HABCOUR: Asaigace.” fi Cay Ben : dasan. ook thee: tame Wash- tierce eee je" thio seeping. Also, Liquors, Segars, Jowelry PERSONAL. W.—NICHOLAB W, « late from 41, will send Z M. A.—HAPPY CHRISTMAS, 5 ‘That's all. A.M. % ASTROLOGY. B.—WHO NOT pro qr THE HR RLEBRATRD ‘Madam . 16 see consuited ey viaiter. If you wish pay 294 Phra granite, above Twenty first sireet “hea JHInE DEPARTMENT, —THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED Fr ivcte Board of Engineers and ¥ oremen of the New York Fire 5 epartment, wo Corgi pore ae os inst fennial }e, respect! request all par waving un- paid bille to pre resent vem 10 ellher of the Gndersigaed. oa ar otore January 9, TOviN BUCK, Vier No. 1 North river, THON AR LEAVY) 10L and 106 Bast Sith ot, HMILE MALIRABE, O27 Broud way. THR MOSYAR ET. MAMBERS OF THE FIST NEW YORK RRGI- are requested to most at Uhetr Ball, (io. 168h on ber 28, wt 73, o'clock. Sasrehererucrs Te frond tor" initiation ta the Grek TMasecond degrees, By order of the Uvlonel in command, ‘OTICE.—THE. VETERANS OF Lory WILL CALL AT the eounty Office, No. 4 City Hall place, one door street. third floor, tohave claims made for the use of their clothing end equipments in tho war of 1812, before the gutof January, 1860. Abe of oftice will be open every: ‘onli! we lat January, er Le is Gol RAYMOND, Adjutant, big CREM eit —THE MEMBERS oF bm oy L1G) ie tell i ra a our member, ce asemble In te folowing waliorm nd erape oa the left r. ‘tite salon, ‘with tn, 'D. AsIWH, Captain, company proceed to oors Houston boi P. McDonovan, Orderly Sergeant, DENTISTRY. ATIFICIAL TEETH. PULL ABTS ONLY 86: ON PURE Hrarraoted equal ts any work in Now York: fork ale ct St: Toeth filled und extracted without the ord for extracting Feda tendons Lene (ocul at 188 Sesh ee re “DR. LUTHER, Deutist, HOTELS. ‘OTE. PLACE —A fwommall pels. quiet of ‘thie T ANDERSON, Proprietor, N_A PRIVATE FAMILY—PLEASANTLY FURNISHED Rooms to let to gentlemen oaly. Apply at 12 Tenth street, wvearly op posite the Studios, Noe ninta STREET—TO LBT, FURNISHED, ONE large Room on second floor; niao one Parlor, wet Bed. floor; house private and first class, Se habla Toom, on third Espanol. RIVATE BOARD IN A SMALL FAMILY.—LARGE and hanésome Rooms, witb a good tadie; location vary bealthy and convenient vo all parte of the city, at No. 4 signtn avenue, Abingdon square, INGLE GENTLEMSN, OR GENTLEMEN AND TAFIR Jrivea jan obisin piesaant Roomsand good Board at 33 Brooklyn. (WO HATL CHAMBERS, FURNISHED, TO LET—AT 20 East Thirteenth street, betwern Fitth avenue wad Uni- Versity piace, with or ~ithout partal Board; gentlemen pre- red. beferencen exchanged. 0 LET—WITHOUT BOARD, HANDSOMELY FUR. nished Kooms on first floor: also, » stall Room oa secvod floor. Apply a lu) Vrines street, west of Broadway, news the Sk Nicholis and Metropolitan otis” eferences required. (po LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS, FOR A FAMILY OR singie gentiemen, at No. 1 Twenty Sfth street, Worth House, opposite Madison square. References exchanged. 10 LET—IN HOBOKEN, NO. 38 WASHINGTON TER. race, & Front Parlor ou the first tleor, furnisded or uaf: nished, for a single gentleman, migbt be suitable for a tucwi cites, Terns moderate. Also some handsomely farnished Bea Rooms up stairs. Apply any time after ten o'clock a. ANTED—A FINELY FURNISUED PARLOR AND wo bedrooms for ® gentleman, wife, infant and nurse, ima plensunt locaton between Fourth aad Thirtiotn sirecut Erivave families only need apply, stating full paruicuwiars, to Duoley, Hera.d office, B() BAST FISTEENTH STREET.—ROOMS ON TAE Sé- OU cond soor, with Board, for « family, or three single gea- Jemen, PE ceeanueree. Inquire of Mrs. b. A. Grigcs, SPRING STRERY, THRE DOORS FROM BROAD- q war — To let. several handecmely furnished Keome, ang.e genilemen; te near ail the first elaen botola tne ry snd plaees 6 sraneemees uilding fa a reading — PRINCE STREET, ONE RLOOK WEST OF BROAD- QQ Wey one elegantly furpiebed Parlor to tet, with gus, bath, &c., suitable for twoor three gentlemen; wil 'be reuted. Jow fo permanent tenanus, 167 Forged —TO Sates epee SUIT OF sso einglo toosnss soso ‘Rea! RD B LF Company A, Boveaty fiat Regime. GRAND MILITARY ANI 4 CIVIC RE-UNION ACADEMY UF MUSTO, Tueeday evening, January 10, isso. 5 full band of one hundred musicians. Teave fo be had atthe principal iuaio siores and hotels, ret sec ‘C. BROWN, Obairman, Ricuary H. Oger, Seorewary. bY ig hs ARNUAL Rare oe THE xEW Berk Pie Uses meng ‘the proceeds of whieh are to be ap- the relief the widows sad ‘Of deesacod. Retreat’ Fiske pice at the Academy of Musto en Monday Funds many be prosuredof the managers, or of the following eee eNnY A. BURE, President 1 CUT sre PETER 'UR, Treasurer, 38 Market strest, Sauns F ‘WENMAN, See'ry. ‘16 Pearl atrwot, BALES OF REAL BYTATR. VaLUAbLE neal 7 A On pe ane AL, ehT + eter ie. LasvaReOnTE be wren at the office of TE aiageae owner, with mane. ma) esse ‘Tiber a) sonk Bi ‘Nasesu sirect, for FOR SALE.—A FULL enue east side between Fiat oi ENTRAL FARK L the Seventh Venhe Curbed and sew Price $4.80 sisty ver cst man’ beases can rg inquire of W, te Wen tury vs saa InLlAM HY 6 Sasuiee R GSALE—A VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTR: F abont five mites from Peekskt'l, embracing sureties of Ground, excelent laod, & very handwnne -onne. cont a 16 rooma, #nd seven Uut Houses. together beautifully dasted. on, the asrpive leading to iake Mahopaa, iis imo bndhome es om wiped nt dy fe ery rape arber, kc., and # now in eomp) . poner ot a parebinser Tf sold at an early day png be re eek: benp. se fe ibe onner desiresto ga Roum “blore and ebn'ch in cose vietntty, and locaton very beullhy. a J COUGHLIN, i Beaver street. thts obalide ers F ORALP—A NEW TURERSTORY HIGH STOOP BRICK Honse brown stone trim aings, on the north elde of eet east of Third avenue; has all tbe modern im- ta: terms eany Por ai veniare aalce af HOMaR ORGAN, No, 3 Mevropolitay baa Builting, Pina street, or ENT, Plumber, corner of Fourtennts rurcet and Fe. SALP—ON MURRAY HILL, ONE NEW FIReT Class Your stor) brown stone f-out House, 21 by 86 feet Bont venth street, between Fourth and Lax- tio tbe best manner, with »il the madera Ke, SALE AOULR AND LOT NO. 44 THT nue; lot 23 font 8 wile by 100 font deep, to THOS. S'MACPAKLAM, 48) Toutb street, near Third OR 8A LE—A THREE TORY BeIK HOUSE, ware Modern improvements 2% fret front situated oo i Price $1400 and wil be wold ou very cosy ta : * ree eon D a, erald utes, en ee IPTH AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—HOUSE 118 na Fifth avenne, with Btabie tn } fp erenne, w ai Oodar rear on Seventeanth street. QratEx ISLAND PROPERTY FO) SALB—A MOLL Filla wl be mald'o0-rogeona, \erau't apobed for fame @lately. Apply to HiRaM J OURO! ‘Treasurer, ior ‘ie, preuves, of ‘Suen w Dissoawa Waval eines: ‘ANTED-—IN EXCHANGE FOR 160 ACRES or AF peri iand in Central, lows, or 80 sores of goo Ipiog anrecuy Suibe tine ofthe itaenrg: Pore Wp a I) ng direct'y on the ‘line of ROU, a Chien go allroad 's good sts lina, alogie Hove and los fa Carriage. Apply to H. HOOVER, Gsrianhareee nt 4.000 CA8t oxy ore tHe STORY BROWN sone house 174 West Twenty-third etrest, ia Bieapast ard a tine neigbivracnl coavenien: 10 care, with al\ the modern improvements, gas bath, bot and bec ter, Iauodry, Ac, [ited up by the owner in the moat Gunter for biv'own use” Insure ot OLAMENT Me feaMan, Briueh Commercial Life beeuravee Company. Wall street. Price $10,0W0. $5,000 or $6,000 cam remain on. mortgage BEES: te 2h Bed Fon SALE. TTENTION.—1 HAVE A VALUABLE PATENT WHICH Fequires capital to bring it before the public. A oo vr sule for thie purpose. Address a. u., box 147 Herald pa a ell, OR SALE—THE STOCK AMD FIXTURES OF A Btore and Soap Factory, at m bargain. Ihe article ie su- perlor wo any in the market. Tee advertiser weuld either sell OF ke w partoer, with some $310 eapital. None but pring pals treaied wih. Address Soap, Herad office. F° SALE—TGE STOCK AND vurruRES OF THE Millinery store 260 kigbth avenue; will be sold separaia Mf required; very cheap. store and Rooms to let. Rent low. Apply on the premuses. Ye dally ise weekly papers erbaected with tbe store’ Thr narper te unable to atiead to the above place, bavicg other Duaweas to atten OR SALE, IF APPLIED FOR TMMEDIATELY.—THE Nioek #ittures and good will. with stores reas’ lease, store, ata low reat, of an old and well etabliehed Mtl now doing &@ good cush dusiness. satisfactory reasons given for seling. Apply at FaBRELLY'S, 95 Atlante street, Brook- yn. POR SALE CHEAP—A SLOOP THAT WILL CARRY shel’ of oysters, in the bold: with large aire cw, Aette cable 00d sai's. two good anchors and v dredges, and ever thing com; ‘busi- eerie witag tase cen eeaeeee Inquire of Joeeph Brown, Astoria, where abe can be seen fer three dayuy OTEL FOR SAR OR TO LE A DESIRABLE leestion on the Jamaica plank road, sitnate fn close prox sity to the Union track, a fine donble hope of jand, sultabe also for e pricste residence. The bouse at +re- sent fe occupied by Hiram Woodrnf! For farber parder orm. apply at16) Front street, New 3 York. $5.000 Snostets puretvec an encluri EB and Patent 5! already estsbhshed, and net ; vatectiry Fi ven for ¥0: Vidrees vi eal pase, A. B., box id Hl erald oie, meek BOSSES, ROUNS, 20., TO LED. IGRLY FURNISURD SUITS OF ROOMS TO LeT— the arrangements for housekeeping: Very suka~ bie fora man. and wife, st from $8 to 86 per ‘Apply to housckeeper, rvom Ao. 1, 210 kim street, UFeoe TO LET—FURNISHED; FIRST FLOOR OF house 337 Fourth avenne; been occupied by a A dentist, Or wil be jet toa gentleman and wife, wih or without Board. pines ak Se ais ae BT ETS se Eerste ee GLagenran AND PACKING HOUSE TO LET.—THE weil Enown premises to Righteroth path stress, New York, joerg hy dvare by Van Brunt & Ws the aamke le. 200 Chambers, street cet, it ibe let Separaie ery HOFFOCR. #8 ‘street, parang as GEORGE eatuou pe EE ‘Van Brant & ide LET—-A LARGE THREE STORY BRI ye Tne house, No. 10 Neilson place, Re z Fighth sireet: ean pe seen from 12 M. Ranh Amerioan Pire insurance Mos Pi vahniy ibe la closets, £0, and i ray ans as Tantela cl miele rents $9 to $14. In ulre on the premises, pied by tho, Magoeue Selepreph Companys and ie oocny e Magn ph Com, 7; and fi ale the dxtures tberein, cousieing of 8 ¥ gota vavabie canter ‘sale, onuvter, Jeska, 6uab work mand fi io from of tbe very Sire gag imp and poet pou taquire at too ollee, No. Wail street, 10 LET—AT NO. 10 ELEVENTH STRERT, FOUR DOORS: ‘west of Hroadway, a basement Utlice snitable for a physi- etan; also two or three Rouma on the second floor fur: or unfurnished.) '—RLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITA- atleraar, and be wife, with ail the conveniences reene street, in room No. 2 0 LET—AT 254 WILLTAM STREET, BETWAEN DUANE and Pearl sireets, & Store, and diwe ting Apartment im the same hutiding. Aso, to let, two small Houses, corser of Fifth avenue aud Ninety fre 'street, and a House in 106 strect, near Fifth avenue. Toquire on’ the premises, or of Dy PANSH. AW, corper of Ann and Nuamau streets, or coraer of ‘third avenue and Ninety-trst street, 0. 125 MERCER STREET, SUITABLE FOr got manufrcturing purposes; will bo altered to enit plicants. Possersion immedisicly. Apply to M. BE, RESD, Cordand, t street, up stairs, LET_THE 6FCOND AND THTRD FLOORS OF THE beiiding No. 443 Fourth street, sutable tor Sop Jor any mechanical bnstnene ihe roome are Tue cire 3 by Steet. Apply to T, MACFARLAN & 180 ‘Tenth street, near Third avenue. 0 LET—PART OF HOUSE #0. 24 WARREN PLACE, Charles street; second floor, two rooms on th'rd floor, prit vuege in bath room and laundry; gas, bot and oold wi throughout: bonese in ret rate order; family most be smal can be seen 8 FOR BUSINESS, CLUBS, Seger ge gm PO Teale fuuniena cocear atin: Cart second and iad z wpacions entrnce, Also, tse Boxes, Bar, 4o., at 817 and S19, Brosdwas, corner of Twelfu street. JOHN S, KSLSU, 62 Wiliam street, (To LET_LOWRR PART OF COTTAGE 125 BAST TWEN- ty elghinatreet, weve Rooms, palo; door and bagement- with ens, tntures, water, and only ‘a family of two persons in, 2 a ro raedave possession et KINSHIMER &'00., 943 Fourth avenue. LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—AN ELIGIBLB Uiree story high stoop Bouse, in Twenty -second street, from Dow usu the lat of, May, with prttege two years more; ‘and bedroom Furniture fi parties desirio; ‘URNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WANTED_BY A 1 fanily, consisting of bie wie and i Woontlon th de pcaty ‘of Sinton aveutue preferred s ofeod Ae wil will sho paid os ‘desirable house Morenshez 230d New York oilioe. More samen Memes eceomal acted oS ae ORNIEUED, HOUSE WANTEDSUITABLE FOR A ico terpio ie beg ° Mog fave ae for three days Aa ih ou, sed ety well fursiahed, four Mociee : iit i ie funy ae fee ak rile zi i | a WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, = ebiidren. pert hig gd it big ah or two day yn teenies gaa Sie Se po POWER, E | 3 i 4 ‘Roome on first floor with gas and water, in the viewntty of ‘Tenth and Twenty-fourth streets, between Fourth Avenuea; rent pot to exceed $10 ‘Rudress & Hoa {er, sation, Righth svouue. ptr WASTED, UNFURNISHED—A FIRST OF, SROOND Sat en vent wentieh stieet between Third aed wenued, ‘Terme moderate. Address A., box 169 Herald