The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1860, Page 3

mens Enjoy Lees of Cattle—Goneral News, dic. ‘We bave Utah papers up to Janvary 4, and correspoad” euce'two days tater. “have had rather stormy times both at Salt Lake Oty and Camp Floyd. Our correspondent’s Wetter and extracts from cnr files are more than ordinarily interesting. OUR SPECIAL UTAH CORRESPONDENCE. ‘fhe General News, de. ‘We have bad another of those mail fortnights of might of events, in addition to the big times of the Delidays the peace of Zion has again been rudely and the Millenium of rest has viedly receded into the distant future. The two years aad the lion ever peacefully enjoying themselves in this ‘Berritory. The muse and sacred fire are _unimvoked, and wo Debold ourselves living in the presence of ugly facts ‘Without the charm of the imagination, or the enchantment ‘@f hope in an carly future of weal. Changes may take pisee and the current may again flow smoothly, but with- te the level of the red skins. We bid fair to rival Now ‘Yerk, St. Louis or New Orleans in gambling, stealing, murdering ani wh——; in fact, in the violation of every eommandment of the decalogue. It is, perhaps, ‘unwise to eay it, but it is, nevertheless, a fact that no life or pro- perty is safc at the present time im Utah, The army fol- Jewers have become an awful scourge to the Mormons, ‘and the rest of the community share the affliction ‘x some Gegree. Not that all the desperadoes are outsiders; but fhe presence of the army and the “transient residents” have developed the dormant wickedaces in the professing Drethren. In the neighborhood of large cities or popula- ted country, with any other class of citizens than Mor- mens, it is possible enough that the presence of soldiers would be but a small evil: in this country it is widely @Gerent. There is temptation on every band. easily obtained can be as easily spent, and for certain the glitter was never more casily obtained than by furnishing In the absence of public en tertainments, easily come-at-abie elsewhere, gambiing is the resort. Swindling, debauchery and murders follow in supplies to the army here. field (Camp Floyd), and the murder of a soldier a: the MLL. HICKMAN AND LOTT HUNTINGDON SERIOUELY WOUNDED. Ina former communication I alladed to the existence here of » dangrous band of horse thieves, gamblers ‘and Diacklegs in general. Who they are of course nobody ever wants to know, choice mules and horses, only wants that information at a moment when he knows, and for safety pit the unfortunate loser of ie tl i { -§ J i 2 fi ge a jusiness to themselves, on Christmas morni Rg fi repent Te it iF & i i 4 he Hf that of a finger the mat- iversal regret, as the geutleman enviable reputation of & double murderer. evening, if I mistake not, a soldier enth regiment had a muss with atthe samo place, which ended in the death What took place between Gus”? is varieusly reported. They had, however ‘and tumble,” and next morning Brian wasfound Nace from which the earth had f F : é g 4 g $ ys H H ge He ier—William Brian, 4 E . o a e E ‘adobe hole’”’—a i E Fe ze universal conclusion is that he gave him so that he was senseless, and on passing the hole he there ull wounds and frost flaished ie German has fled from his brew- ery, and bis whereabouts are still unknowa. The com- Fades of the soldicr became tnfuriated on of his @vath, and rushed to the demolition of Gus’ establishment. Smith, commander of the erders to prohibit the soldiers from visiting Fairfield. Double pickets have been placed between the cam; vill aight, from viretront” to “reveille. MURDER By the arrival of the last California mail we loarn of the murder of Mr. Robert Ciiff, one of the mail agents on route. Mr. Cliff had undertaken to The Indian who fcrnishes ‘states that he toid him not to go im that i stumbled in and his earthly career. immediately issued aty in the camp every g 5. zit s 3 iy BRRGE tf d BS 5 a HH ay iH |, and awake he would have been no jing record of rioting and mur- ‘THE HOLIDAYS 1% CUTAN. Pent up in valleys, surrounded ‘Woontains, ‘‘a theusand miles i :| i E There are twenty. wards, over each. each of these wards it is ¢x- bigger folks in the community have their private sap- and “‘hops.”? While the Mormons are enjoying Ives, the Gentiles get up first-class balls. While I this for the departure of the early morning around my table is wraps in mii- both Jew and Gen E t 2 e—an outsider of the that party, I may notice it as MORMON ie teent ‘the best halt in the elty. havinga family atthe same time, eve, was ‘‘boss,’’ and Rnost bak of fon hes to be, Tho Bishop’ non +— at Iadiee, myself bad to blost for the ab- extra fair one; but it marie litte difference— ‘Was no scarcity of Jadies, once that ye got on to the . The bal! was to commence at noon, to enable al! y morniog. Having a de. to such early hours, I was tot present at ; Dut I beli¢ve it opeded with prayer. eve that @ good spirit ig a8 neo*szary in a Toom as elsewhere—hence they i with . Bachelors like jon before Sunda; : recede the Taare The ‘company wis So largo that it , and with two sets of musicians they i to Utah and a large one to Oregon, with the inscription over it “Uncle's Justice to Utah.” On the cast wall was ® painting of » large black lon, leaning ‘on & mountain, and ready to spring. Over it was’ “ Utah Courege,”’ and under it ‘The spirit of °76 is not dead,” To the left of it was ty flag, Justice, with the balance and sword in her } Over it, the inscription, “ aay nicipality—Great Sait Lake City.” Altogether, the hall bad a very fine appearance. THE LEGIWLATURR. This body Is still in seasion; but has matured nothing of interest outside of the Territory. The subject of edu: cation bas received the share of attention in the ‘House, and the Council has been occupied with mail facili- ties and the encouragement of cotton growing and general home manufactures. BRIGHAM ON STEALING. The Mormons were highly incensed last week by the in stealing that is gotmg on in this Territory. mm the Lord wants it News from South America. OUB BUBNOS AYBRS CORRESPONDENCE. Pareguay and England— War Steamer a Prisoncr of War— Metation of Brasil—My. Thornton, the Now Brglish Mintster—Confederation— Arrival of the New United State. Minister, Gen. Oushman— Mr, Brent—Mr. Brewer—Neu Brasilion Line of Steamers for the Interior—Railread Profits—Sarmiento in School Ayain—Business—Bsplo. ston— Markets, dc. . Bumwos Ayxus, 8. A., Dec. 11, 1859. In addition to the difficulty growing out of the impri sopment of Santiago Constant, » British subject, by the pment of Paraguay, there is the other unsettled score of the sinking of the British merchant steamer Little Polly, in the waters of the river Parana, on July 11, ‘1868, by the Paraguayan war steamer Tacuari. This game steamer escorted Gen. Francisco Solano Lopes to this city on his embassy of mediation between the Oon- federation and Buenes Ayres. The peace being made, the General proceeded to return in the Tacuari, but there being a rumor that she would be captured by the British steamers in port, inquiry was made at the British Consu late, where no information could be obtained. The Tacu ‘ari was hardly out of the port when a biank shot from the British war steamer Grappler gave no tice of an attempt at a capture. She then changed her course and was intercepted by the Buzzard, when sho immediately returned to auchor. That is war ‘the vessel and not the man that was sought is evident, Je wasat once offered to General Lopes and w as all hie sue, in tue French war steamer Bisson, of which offer about twenty availed themselves. The Tacvari ry, mains in port here a kind of prisoner, and if, for re pogentepg reprisals become necessary , she will be the ‘st prize. fi be a! has offered her friendly mediation to Paraguay an Mr. Thornton, the English Consul at Montevideo, bas ited “Minister to the haggeen sigguen alg 4 of i known diacretion and moderation inspire high hopes the character of the diplomacy of the river Platte. After the usual kind of delays in settling old English and Frer claims at Montevideo, he sentin an ulumatam whi offered @ few hours for counsel, or, a8 an alternative, o cennonading. The demands were promptly met, and the city for sume weeks of alow, nervous fever. J.C Brewer, of Newark, came algoin the Parana, —— and pleasure. The Brazilian government, the most sagacious and effi cient in South Cae has just establiahed a live of sul morning was expected to be the contrary of that ascribed tobi the Fon Ttook a report of his wi sermon, Sniigut Wey are stoaling. “Do. let them steal for “4 are t a geicaneten a ‘Bui do you not think it ought to be Stopped? No, and tell it to everybody. ‘What is the reason it ought not to be va: ge Because you and I have not the power to stop It I bad tho power I g the proposed Territory of Nevada, issued a proclamation on the 15th of December, in which he comments pretty severely upon the ‘‘curse of Mormon legislation;’’ treats every Ame! ‘ le no courts, no organiza- tions, save those controlled by the sworn of the Lake politcal Salt oligarchy. Our were entirely at the will of ey: clique, aaeet er those who were ry to the first prin of our constitution—the free- Faget ballot box. ae ‘Under these circumstances we endeavored to relieve ourselves from these impositions, and believing thata pro- visional Territorial government would best assure us pro- tion to life, limb and property, we held our election and made all necessary arrangements for the formation of a temporary government, until Congress should give us justice ona protection. 4 ‘ * . * . * Now, therefore, I, Isaac Roop, Governor of the provi- sional: Territorial government of Nevada Territory, be- lieving it to be the wish of the people still to rely upon the sense of justice of Congress, and that it will ‘session relieve us from the numerous evils to which we have been subjected, do prociaim the session of the re Sade Leg at firet fssomer dc Sy a and call upon all good citizens to support, energies, the laws and government of the United States. a The Accident to br New York and Boston me the Boston Traveller, Feb. 1.] Yesterday afternoon, at five minutes before two o’clock, @ fatal accident occurred to the New York Ex train, from New York for Boston, on ths Western near North Wilbraham, four miles this side of Springfield, the particulars of which are as follows:— ‘The train consisted " E i i dit 4 i Hf H 8 By & 4 g 8 i fi Fai Fock Eft i tala coming to assist at Mr. ’s benefit to-morrow evening, were also considerably 5 x Mr. Lingham, the actor, was also in the car. He be- came so alarmed that he attempted to toa forward car; but upon teaching bre nog found that he coul motion, and sprained and his hand injured. The train was delayed about an hour anda haif by the accident. Mr. Chapin, the Presideut of the Western oad, was on the cars at the time of the accident, and was fore- Leo fo ede agsictance to spaeiad itsaa thoes epabig- dent, Mr, Grays ran out @ ie | field, and the ‘obstructions were goon Cleared away. Among the persons injared was John T. Ogden, of Bos- ton, civil engineer. His friends iu this city will be glad to learn ‘that he is ‘not very Lege A hurt. One of bis shoulders is somewhat bruised, and iB not able to re- turn homo at present, Mr. Ogden and his wife were none by this train from ® pleasure tour to Wash- Ite Ptsted to-day that: the injuries to Mr. Battles wore of @ more rerions character than was at first supposed, bet will got, probably, prove fatal, “ ri Besides about eight National Guards on las to receive there a dischar, avenue and -pinth street, a. Priya iving, but confidence is not fully restored. K aed <p bea mae ed tary ec Mmanding a desperate outlaws savages, car aye noe recently a hundred thousand cattle, somewhat deturbed our quiet’ The agape eie0. ee a ‘We are rapidly set- but we are not 4: government steamer Gen. Outram blew up in thie port on November 89, killing and wounding about seventy men, the most of ae were killed. pag (oa were ‘among the number. It was the first accident of the kind i Sene estncs,. fd, fied en clay, ith ornatonastion seA the crew and passengers there were board golng to San Nisho- ‘ge. Vessels from the United States begin to arrive in larger apebarn;. and Se = ane snd rend mech. Those with rT cor So best. §Wrool beg! to come in, but not so good in quality or in quantity as last year. Bumvos Arnus, Dec. 16, 1859. freshing sleep. The slumber, however, is not dreamless, as clubs are formed representing the various shades of opinion, and papers spring up to battle for the rising par- ties. It ig a little singlar how much indebted to the navies of this country are. During the late war here both navies were commanded by Italians, and nearly all the engineers of both navies were Englishmen or Sootch- men. A number of such are found among the crews of parties. measures are taken to segure a partisan repre- Vigorous sentation in the approaching convention which is to ex- amine the federal constitution. Meanwhile the country is not restive under the intermediate government now in er. Governor Lavollol ie not , and oven re- to receive the constitutional '» Giving it to char- rposes. ‘vantage of commerce. The demand for wool, among American b is quite brisk, and considering rates at homo, prices are POne?TssA» WARD.—THE NATIONAL DEMOORATIO OOM- pamors SALOON, 365 AND 867 BROADWAY.—BU- ‘men will Gnd the lower of fousiata Seloon 2 opn- siness waist, ‘and economical place to dine. The bill of fare tim the city. SALES OF REAL ESTATE.. atroot ‘avenue, for ‘fair price will ‘cash on of thle apply Soames Poors 718 Bisth avetue, between Forty: Basie rere tween fame aren Apply to Moun H BARBER’ 00 i Hl | ¢ i Pp : oa and ich goll and sbundance of 4 pope eee pas aad ornamented with a fine foun- Apply to L. PA’ co. FOR SALE. be CANDLE igs} be RABE CHANOE, SELDOM OFFERE”.—FOR A yan a tltnanefetrte hain, trade. apply to t a ON LONG ISLAND FOR Ox roversetis Lhe L100 eat ont thou siever © ‘ABLIGHED RU# AND ALCOHOL DIs- ¥ some lawn. filled wi do. The desuty ant hyilth trees, ‘ulneen of ite location make it ove of the moat desirabls {ras pagepeey ceme ‘teat can be foued. D. TILTON, 8934 Sonth areet, N. ¥. RB SALE—OW MURRAY Hi lass four story brown sone front seventh street, between in the best manner, with all the motern im- its; bard wood % fitness inquire on to doors on the Parior story; mahogany ur and and Peed Stars with Sty Of rons lya. now For further parucular For pariiculars soviy ¢ ONE NEW Piast ‘21x56 desp; No, “©. B. BOWES & 0. OAH A D&iNKING AND DINING of Wall mreet: iow rem For fur- ARM BON, 61 Beaver # ret. eT! BALOON FOR and. doing s good buslucss. bas other busweas THBO. UDRLL, 19 Beekman street. B SALE—A LAGBR BEER AND BILLIARD 8A- te. A lease will be given for On reasonable terms, as he COUNTBYeRat, House te an Bnglish end Piazzxs weary sitosed; wunin five ; Lawn is siegsotly ebade q 5 5 ebotoe spply to P. C. BULK LEY, 43 Wall sirect, Jauacey {srt ARM WANTED.—I AM DESIROUS OF EXCHANGING improy Ne ved ARGAIN, AN KURU ANT BROWN all the modern improve 4Mi, 442 Bighth avenue. ¥E vines CLA88 eat aaee STORY wa stone Hensel singion avenue, wit ali modern km; ‘ ry terme avd reasonabie. Fer FISCHER, 1,193 Brosdway, neat ete be reanscl atlend to it. apply at 28 Sih avenue. OR SALE—A CHANOK PELDOW MET WITE—THE Haymarket Shades, at the junction of Broadway, South bixth and Bleventh streets, Williqmsburg, with a lease of the same be Fo SALE—THE PROPRRT corner of Varick and King k, and 6), 63, apd The’ corver ws Jet inet ened MR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY AND the last fifteen years, now wishes: ‘and lease the premises to east Yor ¥ terms direct; 8.8. OHA: 51 Larrison street, ‘Ee —via 189 aad (91 Va und. uor business For sireet, or a! 191 Varick street, in the after: 1B SALE—ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A NEW AND bas a posit ral: nh unless he has enterprise table leant jea-p full particulars Willlans sureets below Jobin at ‘and pood Hoard, In private fusnlly, where they . ris frou three wo four week, ale, @ furviahed Parior, erate, ster Pound avenue” stiretealoesaied eee te aND Levene. A MBN CAN OBTAIN PLEASANY Pr SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN be 000} A‘ “of altiag, room i Sea raat gar |, uae Apply a street, Jersey Uily. has satehnivthintiod ee NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM ($2 PEB WERK; A a alngle gentleman, at 233 Wooster sireet. eg = - ca ds erates aon ee CHOICE OF DESIRABLE ROOMS TO A (Boas aiable for gentiemen od or owe en, to gien z A Tansiar ches Bens aa wi & oriei gle rentlemen only... A decirasie lesstton for convenient to Broadway; 124 Spring street. changed. A PLEASANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE icra of home ina delighifel onto, abd convenient tofer"ioe, Apply at 238 Ciinion street, Brooklyn. ee 1 $2, 44 AND 86 WEST THIRTY-VIRG? STRUT, BE- AY heen teeny a Pe ee ao tae fiaeable sults of Rooms to ell wi rae above. ‘These are first: at moderate prices, PRIVATE FAWILY, aT ODOUGAL STREST, A "at Gemer ta pict) foie LACDOR GAS strvet, = pe gad af oom on floor, rior] Wwe gentlemen, with par! Po 2, pe board, Gas, cath, &c. PaRTWENTS.—ONFURNISHED Ros , ACE Hoar iu & frst class house, loctity une oeaeeaten bath and every convenience thas can be desired; care ati pass thedoor Apply at 178 Ninth avenue, bet ‘Twenty second and Twenty-third streets. Board if desired. A SKILFUL PRYSIOIAN WISHES FOR a Bows with a amiable family up town. Apply from eight to rondahl 398 Bonde twelve o'clock, for two days, to Dr. Loew: way, PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD D’ OF TWO OR A three desirable Rooms with Board APE, 1% Weat ‘Twenty-second street, hetween Sixth and Avences. Location uvexceptionable, References required, GENTLEMAN CAN Ha A Nt xD A Board. in s modern house and brit class nalghborkode: on moderate terms. Apply at 211 West Thirty-second street, ‘be- \ween Eighth and Ninth avenues, gilt PROPRIETOR OF A HOTEL IN A . deatrons of re neiness, sale, on tavorable terms, the Furuhure, Ae. lease for the unexpired time ‘The hotel te sii depot of one of the largest raliroads 10 the count” superior indueements 0 @ party ha POR ALEK A VALUABLE PATENT: indispensable; the improvement great. Brooklyn, N. ¥. 8ALR—A TRIMMING AND FANCY STORE, very convenience for carry well located, im Fulton street, if from $1,200 to $1,600 this is s R SALE—THREK STORY BROWN corner of Lax ninth s'reet, 24 by 50 feet, Int 80 feet; provements. and iirst elass iu ¢ tone froat Houses, on Thirty. ner house. STONE FRONT ‘avenue amt Thirty- ‘all the modern ina- two bro very respect; th street. ‘Inq: daomely fitted up Ww: For a party hovin OF & portunity. "For. partiotlar state gent, $3 Fulton avenue, OR SALE—A GROCERY STORE, IN SOUTH BRI - best located ny ‘opportuni commen: ‘l'on Mr. TENNANT. R SALE—A TWENTY.ONE YEARR’ mises situated on the southwes: corver of 5 lot 25x00; building ervers the ea- Urelot. Apply to JNU. A. BILLERY, 34 Pine street. ‘THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL emabliabed Drug, Medicine and Hotanie Store, most business part of Grand streci, Williams ing business, and sold the proprietor. Apply on urge. R SALE—A BARGAIN—A ciiah basoment Hoase FOUR STORY BROWN on streot, , near Seventh avenue; in verfest very desirable, nen rj 5 wire of JF. PRANK: L¥—AT A BARGAIN, A FINE OOTTAGE AND ‘ort ik tehmond, ‘or particulars apply at 21) a SALR—THREE LOT3 OF GROUND WITH BUIUD- Known ae Nes. 18, 15 17 and Ii between power, avd Apoly to THOM, MACFARLAN, 180 Tenth Durg, Dow doing a firat rate pa) —— of tbe recent deat! remaises, 190 Urand street, Wiliamad: Fo, SALE—A SAFE BUSIN! line; has been ten LE—THE HOUSE 20 CATHARIWS STREBT, TO- pa Se unex; term of Lease of £88 IN THE MEDICAL i wner ‘$1 000. rom No 4, between li and 1 #ALE—A MEDICAL BUSINESS, ‘active business man, with some capital, yield tn afew years For partioulars call at or address No. 2 Astor place, near Broadway, New York. OR SALE—A LARGE HEDENBERG HEATER, COM- 2 plete; been in use six weeks. Apply at 140 Atlantic street, vooklyn. BR. EDWARDS & CO., near Eighth avenue. ALE —TWO OR THREE LOTS ON WEST FOUR- th street; one hundred feet west of Sixth aven particulars inquire ef MARK ‘OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED DINING SALOON, pA Beye on & prominent corner; iz SALE—A CORNER TEA COFFE ‘AND @RO- inquire of LAW BEN: BALE—A NIOR, WELL BUILT FRAME HOUSE, bets cery Store; one of the and Fourth avenver me a cash For DSUMGOLD, 174 south street. MPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERS —FOR 8. x0e1'ent location, the Liquor Store, Stock. 6 g, Corner of M: Possession HOUSE AND LOT NO. 13 LEXINGTON venue; house %6.10x70; lot 25.10x100; all in complete yuld exchange fora moderate orice h use, in com. , in Brooklyn, not South nD. atate price, Address, post paid, box THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING ith a the modern faprarenonts, ET) '. L. COMTBLYOU, 124 Bowery. and Court; gas, rane Can Im ty sone pe pee be 3 price $5000, one balf ean remain on mortgs.<; , rear aed coke nee For further particulars in RB PAUB OR EXCHANGE—A VERY Destaag soko 3 " on a process of city of New York. This is tanning. ‘The capacity of the eatabiabonent will tare out week Bn the Ty 800 sides of sole leather, and wili wors in 40 hides. Bail ‘and mechinery new And modern. Terms of sale liberal, haviog « full supply | ing Apply to the undersigned at Jam. 4, 1860, the best quality. Ap- et ee JNO, B, JOHNSON. TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE—OONSISTING, OF it has gisss doors and drawers, Coua y for those about niting up low. Cull to day at 65 Murray ear! per ceat and rising in'value: it iain ALEX, USTRANDER, 61 Wall Othe No 700% Woier surest, between dackaon. kad io ween an incre. “Apply to ROBERT MACLAY, No. 2 Grove street, APER MILL AND LAND IN MO ‘one of the best Water Powers in to exchange for New 44 Beekman street. iF JOHN MABDOR’S NAIL- Dec 21, 1853, is ens ros further parveulars given by U. KInCHHuF, 72 Duane str: a4 PATENT RIGHT 0) Jess How Li RISTOWN, N. J. Tors proverty, uniwoumabered, Apply ai , uninoum! . ly Or would be wold for cash a+ low Bg EADE STREET.—VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPER. the north of the street, between West AND COPPER STORE FOR SALE agian 4 four years, we a first rate urs , ‘selling is; the ownbr has ‘enotuer place to atecd nr Inquire at 2] South Seventh street, Williamsb: TINROOFERS AND OTHERS.—FOR BALE, A Pa- ight for @ new machine for putting on a new tin acd i wil bo wold aie bacguia, “adicee pwo yeart a oe box ifs Horald ottee 2 cot gicie ers nha Mice cesiditie lt Mi GROCERS—ATTENTION.—FOR SALK, THE OLD corner of, avenue and Twenty: ae furl grocery for tae ESTABLISHED broadway and Churnb; lease mound rent, and with FOLLOWING VALUBLE RESIDENCES, £C., ARE by E. H. LUDLOW & Ov.:— wih stable. ur stories brown stone. I othera above SOth st. ished seventh street; has been occ! ten years; the hunee 's ing; possession given io Be Wont wire, . ; terms Fe 218 Went Phiriy: (0 BaxtEn & 6ONs, é 7,00 be on bosrdin, ital required. ‘The article meets read: year. Apply at 201 Third aveaue, rer raaes HAVING THIS ‘AMOUNT i ook, fixtures and good uriehing Business| orsteds, ida; ‘one of the bees loonoas ie aprah Be ‘Harrison, Iya Post. | = g s i : az! § ie 5 2 - a’ T° LUMBERMEN.—FOR SALE, A VALUABLE TRACT Sawmills and ia easy of access, 100 miles will be sold or exchanged for 8. WELLS W Uproce wees, BY. LOTS FOR BALE OR BXOHANGR—NEARLY lock for whieh Pro- D.D, RY, Apply to D. D, mg) thie New ¥. . D. RY, lethal =o: 500. Fore ash sacs, neat seth yain on bond and mort- ‘$60 Broome street. —HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN BROOK- ES . iim, pete Lee ] @reet and South ferriés A Serre, subetaatial herding eR te hine eS WORTH OF GENTLEVEN'S NEW AND leftc Clothing wanted for the Western he highest ozsh price can be obtarped In bar kab) pis by calling at the sre or addressing ween Wall ree story brick House; I7"rbome and pentrien "Lon Bs) money required. For paruoularging ure at 57 Willow place, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHING BOARD IN A PRI- vate family, may address i, v. Broadway, Pat offices. ry Tenth ay Location Twenty fourth street HaNDSOMELY FURNIS! PARLO! rooms attached, to let, suitable fora gentleman and wite, or @ party of gevtlemen; also, singe Rooms. ine private house, with all the modern improvements. apply a 96 Prines: treet, doors weat of Broadway, LARG! SECOND FLO! A weny rent, with die cage tr 3 | or two " genes ames bn NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT room to let, with OARD.—A FEW GENTLEMEN, FRO! Bo ktikes ana neighbs fret lise, privaie tamliye Sh xentieman who called on Salurda, for four tind sory re Can be aocommodaied. No. ili Thirty-first street, near Sigh avenue. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY D) B' een dake, and bedruom; board Ln | ‘Twentieth streets, Second and bixth wi at dress Oom- fort, Union squats, Post office. OI. # OARD WANTE! west of Brosdway; Parlor and Bedroom aire di; to exoved $18 per week. Address J., box Post ation, — ee BoOskD WANTED—BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN; Falk price for convenient . Bot Chatoa place, weat siae of Broadway. Address box 88] prices; a pleasant front 0 sccced floor, a gentleman ana wife, at $0 per week; convenient to the cara, Apply as above. tt ES OARDING —THREE ROOMS, WELL FUBNIE! ), OF second ani third floors, to + wen, w ‘Twenty aizth street. OARDING OR LODGING.—A NEATLY FUR! Room to let, with or without Board, and a hal’ to a sing'e lady or a sin; ; alec. ane or t Rasiees A Sa scncepteeen, pees teens OARD IN BROOKLYN—16 CLINTON STaRet_—tWwO Be smal) Rooms, with full or partial pr Boaz In BROOK TBs ARG. WER FURNISHED Booms on second floor, suitable gentleman and wife oF two gentlemen. Apply at 88 First plage, References ex changed OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR, TWO we Rooms, with a8 Board, may be engaged ina oath mooriys Watt, rommim al io bro tone GR lat Son wah Wal Smee References exchanged, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PUI Of unfuratabeg Tent on ong tis aback Yarlor. suitable for gentiemen and their or slagte gentle- men, Terme ressonable. Apply at 206 Washington street, ear Fulton Wall street Bourn te BROOKLYN —& LARGE ROOM AND & am ore, suitable ee with martial Board, whbia five minutes’ the Fou or Wat sweet ferries, 48 Henry street, earase of iyo, 2 JOARD, ON BROOKLYN MEIGHTS WO and Ws wife ost be eT iamiensaeeed by: 75 Montague street, northwest corner of Henry. be por’ FURWISHED APARTMENT TO i gentiemen, it board, in private Yo. 967 Fourth stress, near Lafayeuc ‘piace; accommodations firet claes. i i provements, Apply at 17 Ludlow’ place, Houston strest, nqay facdougal. im LS RURNIERD APARTWENTS TO LOT _omerrewn can obtain very desirable Rooms, ¥ an “or without paruak Board, by applying st 118 Ninth routs tow doors, west Of” Broadway. RONT PARLOR, ON FIRST F}.OOR, TO LET—" : ren huif'a block from Rutger place, -tUl"® +467 Mouroo treet, Goon AXD CHEAP LODGINGS—GLOSE \ cider eine ae pee weer anes ; gentleman end wife. 780. = duced rates, 26 cents to 87 cent: sehtght “Open AP might, erence et _ Open AD night. )NE OR TWO GENTLE CAN BE 5 Oy to iui nirrsbed Rou nod fused tn & gots RAT at £0 Weet Eleventh strcet, west of Fifth aveaue. ARLORS TO LET—IN BT. JOHN'S PARK HOTEL, corner of Hudson and Laight streets, for $6 ith fire, gas and all modern improvements. Moons fe siege onileméa at $2 per week. a nh WO LARGE ROOMS, OW BAMB: FLOO! T rented lopethes oe Pariee nat Botoe ey 4 Acaired. Panis privat: wfeaton entre, eo = | bor 2840 i central, up town. Addéreay ponte cans eS ANTED—IN A SMALL MIL W Nibea frost Room aud ‘edvoou puro ae, wits full Board, iif ey ond tne pose, aged 9 end 7 Bot to exceed $16 per week; lotation to be between and Twenty-sizih streets ferences wii be given and required. cfilos. WANTED. FOR THRED LA fro Bedro ‘8 first olaas be con’ ‘Must be Pp xs Setsaa, 3 ‘AXTRD—WEST SIDE OF BEOADWAY oF W: como pr DTT Fey a permonih, Permanent. “Addreye WJ Heras odog. $<) —BOARD: REDUCED AT 101 SPRIWG,GERERT, ‘Soper week each. Pr. I. BB SWiksome fo let to goutimenand thee sven tose siapa geagnen, ie lostn net ow BROOME STREET, NEAR BROADWAT, Svat apes Toe | pomeehshead oi ininee~ selina 767 BHOADWAY.-70 Lr, 4 s0rF oF PF. og by [: y. Parlor oe table d'bote a1 5}6 o’alosk,