The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1867, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1867, __ CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. COUNTRY F REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. mh nie Eto Bn _ SEI PR SALE-A BROWN STONE FRONT. HOUSE, NO. | F{OR S4LE—s NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAIN. e THE STOCK J 4 = Aifth street, _ inquire on the peemiese. hg oa situated at Fuctoryvilie. | {A tures Ohuise of the “Ala dae Boot and toe Se tm the city, with yoked \- ‘TWO ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN 36. Morrie, box 17804 Post amines igang pt et of anenia. srith an extension on of 20 by IS feet jot) 000, leo, if desired, Lot ling, 30 apep BAKERY FOR BALE—BAKING 82 BARRELS iy week, with a two rere, lease rent ~ Ey 4 rea h horse and wagon if desired. Inquire ip the ue OUEE, CORNER OF F ‘great HIGH STOOP Py ae teh {20 to $9 yor week. Pe Pee et Eset Sears sa Fr sad Madison aventers ain hegerny ON FIFTH Medlese avenues; canoe AND LOT. PAYING 17 en without Furniture.” to io RUGENE OF! Val. if sol ¥. BE Te THIRD AVENUE_A NUMBER OF THREE AND TIER Wl Cedee ana Soni gh cal ‘Call on or aad mer 3. att $2 0 Tharch suet TOR SALE—ONE oF TH OLDEST COFFEE AND ° ° loons; long lease, need Houses from W7.a8 0 gah oa. Sikes ROWE, FOR, SALE-A PULL siZk FOUR STORY HIGH peti nt lll Saleen idtae Wie, cate eee gp ced ‘lass House, on Fhirty seventh TWO STORY RR SALEB-—AT MADISON, NJ, A 1 Jie THIRD AVENUE TOR, SALETHE Most strech sear Fullh seen Fr barns ot ESR SALE ConsnD LIQUOR sTOREs, LAqDOR AT 1@,AuD lm BLBEOKEE STRERT_LARGR AND une corner on Third avenue, viz the ‘TACOB SHARPE, 35 Pine street. situated very ery sey snd desrale nae 2» Sajoonsand Lodging Houses, {lvwn tn igatauPants it Rooms, with, hoard, families or single Borthosat corner of Seventy-second street ‘Third 5 ~7 SS ae tia . MUL- | Manatacioryy Soda Water Mauutanory, billiard Belocae, ane street, a. Fo ALE WEST daa ties ony and ran FO! from tote Bowling Selous, Meat Markets, ken” moving vest B BNT ey FORD, I Gane tee 1 a eT 0, can secomamate & ga Two STORY ANR HIGH BASEMENT HIGH STOOF miter good order del TINE ah Pine street, eager iam ot Felsridingy cteeed ba nit eee — A MMOs poe hat Raee - eaten ems easy. ‘and all ueces- FOR SALE, THE GoopwrLt, “STOCK, Par BALE—ON monster Fey omen Yona of —. oe ana Ale Balbon, weil foonted fa Rast New Vout? tne med now coming ou. Call on or address Mr. G. REEVES, Star Ho- tel, 10 State street, N. Ye, or-at the Harvest Home, Wycko® avenue, East New York, L. 1. tight moma. gag inure, "rg Lrouuet fr trae Tote perfect order THOMSON, Tas Third arent” orf deaited Aeidrons Reimers betes Leper pp avenee, 3 BETWEEN Pall Se pte pnt alll aaa AP ped NEATLY FURNISHED, HEALTHY ROOMS jet, to single gentlemen, without board; ‘and Be; relereace required. apply Apply at Tt Bleccker vtrest, oust F° SALE aT NEWARK, N. J.—a STATELY three story stone frout Mansion, over 60 leet froth, witis {A THREE STORY HIOH stoor HOUSE. IN TutR. nwa four tary brows front Mansion, ove front, with QERY PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM 70 ior aaoai $15,002, in mad #2 Seni Appy oe row a CO. | Pree, Sunsurpaased by ayia rete bat “a CC Petey ky mee § gentlemen jRMY & COPLAND, 410 Fourth avenue. SAL a TALGARU LEAS ON HRQAD WAR Sights itrated ‘and aed cumctenily amp for price $0050. Ape Soni at No. Tan Nest pisos, OI A Sipourucp ata s04D BOURE YOR 842.8 CON. rs to run: size of roverty 25420, Pree! | Rewerkn Nd. h Reed Misie-Agpak, $87 Reoad street, RUGGISTS’ LABELLED SHELF ROTTLES.—A COM. sisting of Bar. inre wi B.A LUDLOW & ©O., No. Stetieehc ——— plete set, good labels, for sale cheap. Apply ai 244 ‘Bar, Barroom, Stock, Fixtures, Sheds, Stabl sod ententive groands: with Lease of adjoining buliding for Pearl street, New York. four years at vers low reat; $800 taken in nine days duri: the sieighing season. - _— SMALL PRIVATE Thirty-cigh FAMILY, Rmadt og IN WEST th sues. would Tet, to mal tas be pasion of of ret claee A POR Roba EXCHANGR—« COUNTRY SEAT AT of ground: house built in the best Kets all th R SALR—S0X100 FEET on WHITE STREET, BR- ‘ vn improvements; healthy, coavenient OR SALE—THE FINE STEAMBOAT GENERAL SEDG- erpeciabiliy. ty two or thi tween Church and West Broad 4 G._B. ¥., box 1,968 Pout off ma iG & CO., LUDLOW & CO., ‘No.3 3 Pine sti ee A eR Sh ee boats; Furniture for sale if wanted. Apply at wick, 486 tons register, 185 feet long, 28.7 wide, 2.6 hold, aiznene ayerpennncaeaentnor No. 9 Twenty-third street, Filth agetus Hotel. ee & Wats street. ee goppered ca in’ perfect ‘Apply’ to'S. A ie NDI ROOM, ‘LOO! R SALE—THRER STORY BRICK HOUSE. In South stress ct furnished, with dard, to a gentleman and mleer YARGE, FIRST CLASS BRICK ROUSE, OX WEST ye ee sian wee: aeons RXCHAN ay —~ single gentlemen. 63 West Fifteenth A. “rrenty-seventh $14.00, Also'many other | $14.00 euch a aes eee EY ny i alone Farm eee eon oihate Beall prod | PNOR SALE—LEASE A! D FIXTURES OF 308 CANAL Houses for sale, by ISAAC HONIG, 39 Pine at, room Nort. | BAY wauad Cedar a ne ipbly tS JOUN °K SHuE street, coraer of Broad h or without Sto pula glraed Fulton street. AE FEW DESIRABLE AND Lg his FURNISHED Maal Sahe-evoeons THREE oe HIGH n Suite or singly, table ora la Ew singly, ropes, louse. 20x86; tot, 100; tn Twe mnity-second OR SALE—A COPPER DISTILLING APPARATUS USINESS weorear, FOR B gar aT LEss oR gs ab recsonehie raise. ene ie eke vee ius value-—A valuable corner Lot on a with Vermenting Tubs, Purap, [ose, Dew; Sad Fourth avenuee’ Tour story brick Store on Clif ages ‘nres Poe PN ‘ena. Eat amet Th twenuy: F% Toad, vue, S300 C9 S100) | ofer gad RO Rall. | capacity 16 to 18 ban per day. Apply as fia Wasa wsreet GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GENTLEMEN OMA CASON, wine srs. Pine stret._ | lghin sbreot $16 ET Ht: GOFF. yard and stable, in Newark. Ownets address Fisher, Heral wint Pare large, well furnished, Room, with Board. | FRROADWAY. OR SALE—A SPLENDID MANUFACTURING PROP- os SAI ane, UA goon spor Bese Fecayth street: Several prime Corners and Fronts for sale, copia West Twenyreorenin See assign te 3, | $2D.000- emeaets is Newark. Sed penn Syn hen Bho abit table or ale eee wark, N. J: ATS LExinorox AVENUE NORTHEAST CORNER pba anita =~ areriabma ry ae 210 and21034 Fulton row, Went Washington Market. | with wing addiijons bpick stable’ on waives ia the rear R SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE, A jootine an atandant Vm bene g le; those beck: pilin oe 'OR SALE—HOUSE AND Lor a BOND STREET; funder parts particu Pies tet Fr ae Fire By Gena aaa pis eanien = tee ed ale a 0. i capital re: nq eo arocery, exp accofamodations should not eall, Keferences ex- | For sale only by three stories, ‘Apply at 176 Cen: | Newark. southeast corner ef Twenty-eighth sircet and Eighth av. in roar, do be, ALVAH BEEBE & CO., ‘16 Cedar street. tre atreet, up stairs, between I and OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, 90 SIXTH NEAT! —! A NEATLY. FURNISHED 1 R0OM, Wire, ANTE Atte hae PROrEney.—roR SALE, orm ORE For tak ow. OWNER GOING TO, (BUROPE— REAL ESTAT! WANTED. UT avenue, between Seventh and Sighth streets; two years, Be rbad ty applying at No.6 Delancey street, Near Bowery. splendid marble Bullding on ihe premises which will ¢ Houses, Eighty-fourth hg etten Son Secon u comm mone | FUARM wa NIED—TO LEASH. FOR ONE OR ps Ninth streets tk ee gay gl of York, convanteut to 0 rail P., box 2,612 Post office, New York. ENTLEMAN’S HOUSE WANTED TO RUY—FROM Tenth to Fiftieth street East, Cash, $6,000. Owners send Bana and information in a letter, Address 8. B., Herald oftice. Agents need not apply. ENEMENT PROPERTY WANTED be paid for at ex tration cH Tease _ Apply personally or by Address, with particulars, letter at letter at 288 West Fifty second CENTRAL Pal PARK AND BOULEVARD —FOR SALE / three Lote, 75x100,5, north side Sixty street, 300 foot from Kighth avenue 188 feet trom Howlevard; so Or Biliog in. “Apply at 119 West Fity-third street.” OR SALE—A SILK HAT MANUFACTORY, ESTAB- lished seven years: has an aunual trade of ovtr $50,000, Which could be easily increased. Wil be sold with the Pix- tures and good will, on very easy terins, for $2,000. splendid chance to’ carry ‘on the manufactarin vislnees No agente need address Hatter, box 317 Herald of WOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY RSTABLISH- Jocated in one of the best situations in this city CARD.—AT 20 _— ELEVENTH STREET, eat GARD a? 9 Wi IH GERERT, 4 FEW eae an tlulrd floor, to let, with Hon: NEATLY: FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, WITH av closets, bot bind cald sroter, ire and gas, with Board, at street rivate - Shis ferme. Weferoncen atangbarrat aims om reassa ‘iso one tour story high Hop bee Liou 8 's0 one four story high stoo Yo fourth street; Independent wat, feet front, in fediately: for $2400. In 7 86. room Ros Of F. PRENTICE or J. E SMITH 98 Pinestteet, LF SALE OR TO LET—A FIRST CLASS HIGH stoop House and Lot: has all the modern na atreet, near Ninth avenue. nApy to JON hty-fourth <i ae LDRIDGE STREF: 70. A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A WELL. UR. Delancey Sahar’ = cea | § apa sraces, ey lease—The highes: market value given. Apply to R. i. suordisaat trad ‘ddress Gi ished Room on second Heor, “with first dase Sie oe improverments, end a ‘order; price ros SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED—THE FIRST | GIBBONS & CO.. 446 Broome strest. ee Apply ES ene avenue. JOSE! ON, 29 Pine street. class four story brown stone House and Lot No. 4 NEW YORK OR BROOK. OR SALE—SHELVING THAT was I IN A HARD- ao ae wor rom in exch: fe gountry residence of fifty acres Hae title Tana, wit uous. alte Columbia College: in per+ roe OREN NG a ee ae ware store. Apply at office, Park Hotel. East rae street, 0 PR SALE—THE VALUAI PBOPERTY NO. 8 | fect order. ply to HO) Franklin street, a few doors A FEW GENTLEMEN AND ‘A GENTLEMAN AN. accommodated wil ‘aoe wife can be ith nice Rooms and good went of Broadway. For Board ai Wear entwsrent marie enue. ©" | Gene Be apy 0S BuO BaF | Tegan pow mane —onear casera rorvcan | Sugueumren an i RA aaron: Tewnogs | Kneis Atgutec ta Oe BESt h louse an waving an elegant, trade; estimated value $4,000; stock can be reduced to suit toowner, J. 1. SNEDEUOR, 90 Vanderbilt av., Brooklyn. LARGE SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM, HARD. a purchaser. Apply tor particulars to P. Q. B, station O. large frontage, of over 100 feet deep, suitable for a store, A comely furnished, to lot, with Board, ins ettictly py (OR SALE—FIRST CLASS NEW FOURSTORY BROWN | hotel or any ‘business desiring to make ® good show u vate house; all modern improve: ‘good stone Houses and Lots, 51 and63 West 30th, between Brosdwa cl ih ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE OR LEASE—A TWO Hi6 East Thirtysfrat street weignboriidod. Sth and ih avs., rosewood ‘obra, W. PANNING, 37 W,, Soth arg Bp ALE Tent would be only fe only § sab ‘story and -basement House, with ‘modera tmprovo- FPO, SALE-ONE, OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR ‘tation D oe menta, mtuated in « Teapectalie neighborhood of the Stores on Fonrth avenue, Apply on tho premises. cor her of Twelfth sireet. CUFF, OR SALE—A BUTTER STORE IN BROOKLYN, ES- tablished over eleven years. Eon to BARILE & SI- MONSON, 238 Washington street, New York. OR SALP—A COFFEE AND SPICE MILL, IN COM: B, beat 0 order, cheap. Terms reasonable. Address T. jerald Seventh ward. Apply to J. J. H., 70 Pike street. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A GOOD HOUSE, ABOVE Bleecker street: terms must be moderate. Address or apply at71 Nassau street, room Por SALE—ON MURRAY HILL, THE FIRST CLASS four story brown. stone House. 273 Lexington avenue, between thee and eae hth streets. Full size and aha se on Par its and further apply to HOMER: MORG N. No. 2 Pine street. OR SALE—THE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT 91 WEST Twenty-eighth strect; House on rear; lot 28 {eet 4 inches dy 98 feet _Tnquitre on the persion WOR SALE—HANDSOME BROWN STONE FOUR Story Residence, best part Second avenue, furnished or unfurnished. For terms and permits apply at 109 Kast Eighteenth street. FURNISHED FR I A, HERES ois. Sona are os French board. ‘West Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO GEN fiemen and thelr wives, & nicely furnished ior; also Room on second floor, with or without Board, eation desirable and terms moderate. Apply at 96 East entcenih street, near Irving piace, oF addrese box 4113 Post 0.78 EAST SIXTIETH STREET—FOR SALE CHEAP, 00 four story Brown Stone Front, finished in is most splondid tanner. “Also the eurner of Srxtieth street and Lexington avenue, 29xi0x10) four slory heavy Brown Stone Front, stoop, railing, balusters, &c., will be exchanzed fora small country seat, and the balance cash. This isa Sivas Rouen ina, good’ location. “Apply to°9. 23. FECT: ry location. . RETCH, 418 Third drenuee WO HUNDRED HOUSES ABOVE aS rH if ™ posi for sale by G. H. BENEDICT & CO., No. 31 Ht ‘HOUSES, Rooms, &C. ‘WANTED. “\ HOUSE WANTED—WITH ALL THE MODERN IM- Provenients. in the viciaity of Fourth avenue ox Broad. way, between Eighth and Fourteenth ‘streets. Address Henry, box 200 Herald office. be ios STORY FRAME OR BRICK HOUSE WANT- ed in Hoboken—With all the modern improvements. inches, AND furniture for real halt Joash, and balance on thine. to a good RKINS, 727 Broadway, N.Y. SS PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED; HOT AL andes j Fone also a single Room, with Board, at 44 party. Apply ‘OF. ¥YURNISH R00: OR SALE—FIRST CLASS HIGH STOOP HOUSE ON NION SQUARE.— THE SHERMAN HOUSE, 244 A it gen sat po gh aie hed Eighteenth oem ‘Rear Irving place, Price $26 0 UR pesmi eee none nentg sort soon ag ay all Pfc | + nical sireet, New York. Inquire on the jae cay he’ gst Bisleenth strect, or at Hope's, #83 | Pine gi | gre -ccocrtn dire ORGAN, No. | alrable Business nee Property om and naar ond , Seat FAMILY GOING 70 BUROPE, HAVING A NICE ese tan, id iy: Hudson or Heriem voad, within an hour \8DLE 88 OF COST, IN CONSE- QELTING OFF: quence of leas ibe Bouts, Shoes and price. ROBERT I\\ XTOOK AND Vix! who would dt Nel'Forks can hear of & alee amily of” th tak s remt free, for she y addressing B. rE TH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—FOR SALE 0) Narge senso Font, ine four story high stoop House, 26x002100, ie | aaebe ne rai coed; Furniture if eet es __ |W. P, SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. A GENTLEMAN AND LADY DESIRE ONE OR TWO Sit Gen Seis Ee Le a ‘unfurnished Rooms, wultable for hourekeeping. Ad- re expiring Mav 1. $25,000 *. Soilea stock jess than haif i) Bowery, corner Bond street. LOT IN HENRY STREET, rok sa aL nee up Loni SUIT OF FIRST phase. Rooms, Wire Alara he Turkish eth Sontthcnst fats Apply to HOME bing i —_ @ and 65 Seatala birect; Brooklyn Heights, tGAN, No. 2 Pine streot, <3. Fe SALE-ONE OR TWO OF rane aac UE a minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry. A NEAT LITTLE MIL- h FRONT PARLO! brown stone Houses on the east side of Sev: bgp NEAR FIFTH AVENUE—FIRST % line A fancy Ko Store ahd A. ate], TAgROR ARDS BEDROOM 201Bt, FUR. inne, Dotwoan ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth strega: ai mo Saas sie, high stoop brown stone House, with | seed 00% OAT” Fost Dwelling to vent for, onl ments. in perfect Furniture if Brice and on eany tare Ad bl 5 335 Ninth street, hear Broadway. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. th Bl na ‘Boar; —A GENTLEMAN A ae OF THREE ADULTS AND HIGHEST RE- desires a small brown stone front House, rent not to execed office. spectaoiiity a 8. EMBERSON, 421 Eighth avenue. ‘gentlemen can —FIRST CLASS STOR, TORE FOR SALR—A FINE STORE. aN ONE OF THE j family. = (a fotahbed fost avant ia ae tS, a SaLLE—WOOSTRR, STREET, | 26X10, en ; | $23.00 000: ney enone Hows, - Ss akngemag for basibone ae ol being on Green- . ri, : LL FURNISHED, HOUSE | Wes etcec rom noe sane adhe smh Oe baie ook ld wireciy eenkrals Ad. 68 Sith avenue: 171 Broadway. Aree a4 HAG, EB PRON’ too oes peng FIRST CLASS BAKERY. pes writer ae Joon tized = Ep Saiopaeietta west of Broad BROOMLYN RWAL ESTATE For sALe. SinY te as on Kighti aves. fovale, Appiy at itt, ¥O- Rae LYN FOUR STORY S56 BROWN A A oso ha gt serra fate tect so tmeee ts furnished or un- rh a Beery oR re bees = can mnupaee, ese take ouseree io pea, SPORE ROR. SALE-O! iad BA ayaa eo ee ee = ee ‘Sixth and Seventh Ww Fie Nerald odice. bastard De: ROOM UP ‘popular iii fe insurance company for 306 Herald o fice. ‘ALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE.—31X YEARS’ LEASE. Vv ‘of second floor, 663 poets ‘suitable for any jobbing business. Apply on the premi ATCH AND JEWELRY JOBBING BUSIBESS FOR cs B the country, a short di he city; munity?’ will be. sold" ehe cheap APPIY CHT, 76 Nassau street, N. Ye enue, three doors ‘of Fran! ;BYEA, 196 Chatham equare, New York. RR SALE—BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. sp enerces street, Sst class brown stone House, wi without Furniture. Inquire of or address P, P. VAN ZANDT, 148 Address G. W., ARM.—1 TED T NT. A SMALL DAIRY FARM Fr ciaocr hace. nee dois tut more than one boer TOWN WANTED ea LEADING AND for branch agency. | oo ascel ani OSE ern er seen bw HURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—T0 SINGLE GENTLE. i tomar! with or without ne EY, Biath avenue, between Forty. Gih and H —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES meee R SALE—A per erng FURNISHED HOUSE of Rot eye near 16 i beets peas TO LET.—119 WEST FIFTEENTH BALE—ON THIRTY.NINTH 8 STREET, Se Fo : enwoen ymca Henry pices | pe “Address box 280 Herald office. 91200. fafnamsbng, Pag! bone tush tr asf = Booms, Anore: yOR. } ad rhonth fe for or atone ‘and four. nice rooms. aay te chance, pre “on SIX ONPURNISHED -third siteet, are desired by a amall yoame, (evs vapoly bet furns yr | must “darene' a? box oe Re spite ofice, Fo nea Beoortn pe 7ORIEED USE Ra slp ented MEDIUM SIZED MODERN three basement House, in order, q Howse, m in the of geavenion\ ts die te ok tha ferrite; wean pall anfurniabed: 3 rmall 5 Private family; ‘West Twent) Xo. 8 8t, Fellx street, near Lafayelie, avenue. Inquire on fe oxeoed exceed $1,800 Lor be- eprom from 6 io DP. Me, orat M8 Fulton street, New Adress Christy, Coustant & Co., 9 Murray ork — Dt gery EaRMeEED. THIRD FLOOR TO eng ten | ocr to gentlemen, with breakfast, at 21 West Twen- ANDSOME FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET— At 18 West: Twenty-seventh street, near Broadway; Jouitabdle for single; EATLY FURNISHED FRONT AND HALL ROOM connecting, ears 3 W1OR SALE—TWO !,0TS, NORTHWEST CORNER = oF, ‘avenge aud Thirty-cighth street. Apply ALLEN & BROWN, % Broaaway. ALE—AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY Fes - brown stone front House. and a on West Six. RARTED, 20908, 0,1 38180 can .‘Dalanee “in real estate, $200.00 000. ress B. te BILLIARD: 8, WC. Larce NOMBIK “OF NEW “ANP “SROOND. HAND Billiard Tables, with our improved combination oe HIGH Joi Wishout board, together of good rofere! ee Se WeMt Nine! am Seen auto, OUSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY-F0 RNISUED AND Ceca She eS REINS | se arora Sains uke guerre et | OR, Sabe te, anoonoge ew, moun ampes | EA ei ataatian etoruce were" | andaraiecnt ser Ree spec ope “ basement month i: MIVATE PAMILY WIL, LeT FURNISHED ROOM.— pkasee r , vicleieiasniae Aeernal itret etween, 3 Siyrite and Tillotgnby aeaues: RICE & HSD IWS, 682 Rrondway. Bet Save been coun wey for, many Fern ing ho wen improvements; full Board; references requir- ALLEN 4 BROWN. $6, Broadway, oF 22 x about 4x1 ‘water; ermite 1 Te hs iy, Parties in: wi No Sd ant Fwonty-evenih streck, vear Leringion a. We SIMMONS, JF. 96 Broadway. | of JOH: MiEtiew & Wadi, 25 Naneau airect. ee Re FROM MAY 1. BY Mud it to their nteroet to cal and ‘ork Post oflice. address A., t On ae SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION, AT A JOR SALE OR TO LET_FURNISHED, A FINE n, % splendid four story, with extension, ric] se, E. D., on Rodney street, IT° GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.—A jarnished front Parlor wanted. 1.000 per year %UO., atiine Rrede & BURNS, 30336 West Bighteeuth Cand Kast and double Bed Inquire on premises or | T WANT A SMALL FURNIAHED MOUSE, NOT ABOVE | — a ~ Geom: ino iano and ga, "a Eighth avenue, three doors above starts ere fhe ailuated in Bast. Faire 3 ptr J Wanindt por below Twentioth street, fore family of F%, 222 BILLIARDS. ONE. PULL SIZED ci House, 8365, Jo. 33 by balls ~ “ ire; perfectly responsible, Address Kiker, 8) Broadway. rosewood slate bed Table; Will be sold cheap, as ik must flock! fr'epiendid order, and newly painted and N. WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEAR GATES.— be removed. Apply at Mansion House, Hicks at., Brooklyn. A CENTLEMED, WITH THEIR poy as CAN BE | very roomy. For permit ae pple to WM Val Wau: Large, commodious Mansion, replete with modern it~ ART OF HOUSE WANTED—UNFURNISHED, FOR | --—- > —— = accommodated, with. goed Board and ENEN @ 00, 472 sixth ay; provements; eight full Lots, sucked with fruit thade-and | PAX Tamiy of tour, west side, In coo! neighborhood. say COAL. WOOD, &C. the seventh hove east of Third avence! nse Seven stable ‘Ou rear street; desirable for occupation or | five or «ix rooms. Address, giving Particulars, amount of - -eighth street. Charge moderate. R SALE—VERY CUBA, WIT FOSSRBAION, A improvement, i. L, RIDER, 39 Fine Fent, 6, box 219 Herald ofties RON, Ix THE YARD. AVELY we attic and basement: jouse in first rate “ar RTA > “4 Works, foot of est Kighteent order, 5x4, located tu West Seventeenth street. near Sigsae HREE STORY HIGH Spoor BRICK HOUSE, IN- NFURNISHED TIQUSES. —A FIRST CLAS3 BROWN “decuth street. Delivered at $1 por 1 Tiree FRONT noo SECOND ae fe 6 nahin tf ts, Eiltott place, $11,000; throo story high stv patdoe house house 99 West Foriy-fifth st. le tome » ry hig! ? rick House, improvements Carlton avenue, near Wis- Joughby: $98.80. GATES & CO., 86 Fulton avenue. ‘Also one two stor} ‘or jocated in West Thirty: feet wis EDIC’ by & . and OMe SMITH, corner of aveny aa lot 25 by half a block. basement Honse, with stable perfect order; full sized will be paid. pentiemen, “nash hh atreet. LET—A SOUTHERN FAMILY HAVE TWO LARGE Ninth avenue. Either wiil be suld on very rea- paren W ANTAD—WITH POSSESSION on ae FIRST OF . Peuthndcomely Rooms to let, with Board; very For permits, &e., apply to WM. VAN WAG- —yOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE. TWO STORY May. for an unexceptionable and perfectly responsi- FOOD, Woon,—150 dcairnbleocation, Weat Fourteenth streak Address Lt Link nis mons $5,000. aro basement, ueurly new, on Clinton street, | bie party with a mail family, a good size three er four story ‘Oak and Hickory Wood at cont, box 3.145 Post otfice. prookiyn ‘one minute from two city railroads, 16 minutes Pep stop brick or brown stone How order, locur | the rooms Inquire ae Cook's olf yard, Fourte SALE—THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE AND (arty: terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH C. JAUKSON, | td between Twentieth and Thirty-er4! y stroots, and Ler- | se Tema arehuse until sold.” Butchers'and packers, please LET—WITH BOARD, A GOOD SIZED PLEASANT riek douse 148 Weat Twenty-fth atzeet, Friee $10 000, iow eet, room 1d. ” | ington and Sizth avenues, Tt) ian bo es god nelatbar, | notice. front Room, ty-seco bes al 0 b ae a e bain Pa Terms very eraies I es “Haib Wen Tuirtieth street, prowl Sehoashth roses nen NO. BL SOUTH. L FIFTH STREET, BROOK- | & house to rants arty a ahr e represented, can apply to s) A CHALDE YARD, OR Betreen Elgnth and Risth averuon JOR SALE—TI AND GROUNDS NOW OC- $5. 800m, ; B.D, —Hrick House, three stories, bass. | oF address Wm, Van Wagener & Co,, 47 Sixth avenue, for $2 fet vered im mises at $3, F J, coupled by the, Maison Dereo, situated on Fourteenth collar; water and gas; three minutes from ferries. from New York Gus Wu Ay ing gtree Bud area ue Apply as above. 000 “et WILL PURCHASE THE THREE STORY brick dweiling, 86 Woodhall street, corner ee MUNSON, 143 West Forty- second street, N. LA Wpo Leta Sey ROOM, FOR, ONE OR, TWO single gentlemen, without board. Apply at 14 Laight A | CLINTO! fon nner ite te § LY FURNISHED ‘Rooma, or it e So moving iu Maye, Keferentes exch Lay Hreet. opponiie Union square, and extending through to ‘Thirteenth ateeet, 46 by 208 feet’ 6 inches. Possession Aj L,For full particulars apply to HOMER MORGAN, No.2 street. Waxes FIRST CLASS. WALL FURNISHED jouse, by_& xmall private family, ‘or two years, patron, with full particulars and lowest terins, box 4,400 MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSI. ness Clairvoyant, has removed to 119 Weet Fifteenth near Sixth avenue, where she ahows (ue likeness and R SALE—IN PECK SLIP, NEAR eee sourt ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN AND wire. wiry. five four story Belding, Sa cheap furninhed Rooma, suitable fine investment, it children, two or three CR. 17 ‘nenkone -ON FIRST STREET, — NORTH ine neighborhood . ond tells the name of the . Reware of 106 “earga STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET. ne Q00.-8iun Strece wi ‘02100 | Biren? Sr (tow and'vermnc which must be | Ineraie pretenders who try to imiate her.’ Lueky numbers, igen and’ ite or oe caibe acatiomen; ssc ctowany | ORS. a fy ya or tH A] ears ae eee - ‘Doarders taken. pe) on North Sixth WANTEDSAT NE peqsom. A FURNISHED COTTAGE, Terma easy. Apply with stable. for the summer months. respectable See rent moderate. Address Ps wt Lael 188, WELLINGTON TELLS OF BUSiNES3, od luck sie numbers. 32 Mowery, opposite M Ane Mixth street, Hours 9 fig anna mlety Tarmued, Roos “COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR oR SALE. Fe Blige he Wan FySnisaED, NOUSE ABOVE FOUR. 9 months, for Pout oatees rent SALE A THREE, STORY NIOM STOOP BRICK 6000, otr,, MILD CLI: a wT ORSAHED Fu ours und Lot, No. 28 Viflh street near the, Bowery. ee, FACE. Philadelphia. Price “only will be paid. ‘aadiren ‘L, Boy DOXS,091, Post oftee, ene WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIRVOY closets, &e.. Mand in good « in good 0 1. Thunafede ae tsi PANTED PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISHED, 1N ot in be a wae theft, names, numbers, ‘Also Firat Newseney rier, below. Hroome ‘treet. for a amall fully. ‘no eh Srnseses, Prompt and cmeful. Address F. D., box 215 Herald Force. SALE-TWO Sones on Jaramecn, one hn og, ree mons 6 irom an ARM FOR SALE, oe ONEIDA COUNTY, Ni Y., re : FRUSILLo, eeinccaasiy is mn Bast D—A FURNISHED |, IN EXCHANGE DVICE TO MARRIED LADIES.—MADAME RES. ea id fs Pie oo | Wate ae en a tee | fA Ped ea sa Paa c man in ing in ity. Ld a 5 ie, ; hy. Ofiee 4 Went “Thirty-fourth near sixth B SALE WEST STREET AND NOS. 7 AND & SVILLE,, ROCKLAND | COUNTY_A | H. 8 Sox Tid Heras office. Keaithy. fies 4 Went Tpirvy-fourth erect, moat i druggist’s, 168 Greenwich street. with the ‘Sivactage of nubian. ‘dwelling and outbuildi c dwelling and ete 62.00) Xo WASTED RITHER 4 § A SMALI. HOUSE OR FART OF LERGYMAN AND HIS WIPE (THE LATTER an ita sara Park eds Fel ._ Pay ssa g 7. ray depo ‘and ha Rae to J. W. LYON, 30 wireet, oF MP8 | spent g' rem tn advance if 78, ata. BLESSING 10 LADLUES.—A LADY WRITES:—POR. 1, ber room) to find copee ain | West Twenty-sixih street, a A eeette Yemale Fills relieved ine imone 4 at Lod fate of “som, | = inconreniene Tike magic. "Price $6. rk ae ails sent by print Da hdd chara treme nh ie At yo ne rome, Ae Ok TO LET, A BRICK — wenue; a view of ha W. LYON, 36 Park street, eae Ja Bi Tal ten acres, with House containing nine room: U, office 129 Liberty sreet, Mi. MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF MIDWIPE- A? 1, thirty yearn’ practice, at 120 Liberty street. Guar. f to ladies. from whatever cause. ste arhenata Baton, Herald ofles. ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH am em $oard fn Soe Seems ‘there are W Jot adjoining p ie me eed ANTED TO HIRE FOR. BUSINESS PURPOSE! ‘Herald of- rand Bowery, Address, stating particulars, J. Twent Soortivce ss ne eee mee 3 STORY y DWELLING, ome, ani barn, ta small He 7 srisraaniei: | estar a ae ‘Terme easy. ee pee =| se reste Nd. garden; on Maln street, XTED TO RENT—A SMALL MOUSE, IN A GOOD ANjguborhood; rent not 0 exceed $1 rea Rey box 286 Fost oflice, aged 2D TO RENT—A SMALL HOUSE IN A GOOD Wasa won a worn Rent not to exceed $1,000. Ares ey box GREAT “AND, SURE ‘REMEDY FOR LADIES.—THR pore nese Female Pills always give pee fo reliet ‘ewnre of Imitators who copy my. advert pty ioimouons como ifis.”* and > tracts.” Shoot = MAURICERC hen sree, | RESPECT. A, bore, ite tion Binle terme and per: LoS Yeulars: ‘rooms. room F, lower Trinity ete ni Brosdway. aa . TWO YOUNG L, NA OARD WANTED—| 0 LADERA, I nces given req! a station D, House. aeartmen. Apply to JAMES FRICE, 20) Hudeon etree. i ep ed ny steay STORY pom atone troni ith street, bets ‘ifth and sist ave aventees built; modern one of Rebs fare tive, and guarar Bit pain or exposure. Consultation 1 TRUTH MADAME DESPARD’S PILI ARE WAR. Fagg hed relief to ladies, Price , 32 tun ‘ntroet Hours, 9 A.M. w4P, M. oni Medicines tent by mail. =FOUND, THE LAL [kS’ BENEFACTOR, DR. POW. «BRS? never failiv Drops. Immediate reilef Auatanteed at one vor (on, Ufce, 6 kim street. YONSULT DR, KE: SNEDY, pitt, ELM STREET.—UE C cures rthous macy US iiitated persona restored to perfect vigor end tnanh J oNhy WHEN ALL qruase FAIL—DR. KENNEDY'S ON toed itated. persone, try ies. an Kennedy's invigoratars. Office, 196 Kim AS w Y ROILER, cu HORSE, PowER. xt Butta, ‘suitable for steamboat or pte oad sale, at Franklin 1 Works, foot of Morgan atroct, Jerse; ALE—A TWENTY | HORSE Fkngine and Boller; alo the lease basement Brick Building, Brespive. Apply at No. F's SALH—A STEAM TIOISTING ENGINE, Wan. poom, WITH FIRST Se d FRENCH or German B i Loeation wo ae oh Re Lag: VERY FINE THREE STORY HIGH brown stone (corner) Loy e a fine April. Apply 10 7 STBAM wo tory and copiaining the ong uh © Liberty street, New’ York, up 6x: Posarasion Let SAMES KC HOWE, WE, 188 Thi avenue. OR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS TENEMENT HOUSES 1m Thirty-Afth street, between Seventh, and inves, now cent order. ‘Apply a nvhay Went Firty.abied street. Ul R SALE—FURNIGHED OR UNFURNISHED, A witdoa me BD POwn: brown jouse, = in Forty. oripelghih Nowe, ce norte, et ween ‘Becond p~ ?) ) Bede make, with te boilers, steam Third avenues. Inquire avi: Bowery, ipes and souneatons — May 1 nex aay, bo ron in ze act” BUROASS, UR STORY HIGH 004 avenue, near water, UrLE be og Weravoratle rc YOUNG Pg with oe oun boarders. 3 fect sh fern to vate ted i with witeartice! etna din aolty baat ILE GENTLEMAN, a Wess n gaara mmm reeeg “Address, with description fond pricey Py Vacuwm an} ai complete, agg Ee "tone street.” Re 4 hg od! Maata pump. howe to be delivere Gold street. iyreveni ree Fl roa “8 GUARANTEED REMEDIES uae veoventh st street; fa get in SoH aS iechewey. R SALE—A SECOND Hi. FOUR HORSE POWER Disesneeys2 ‘8 he Aang FoR tan Fr a sarin nome ait r Tee ENN Beam Engine Co., 98 Malden lane. eee ert anced ts petted. 100 Hl pet No SMACK, Chil FOUNDERS, _ POWERS it pee OF LIFE RESTORES THE ory tiga Wat te eur snares | Diet yates an hime, eon Toata ae Fu Lge my EAS, A LARGE C4 UBLE House, with fou ene Bie eer Fc wabecedee aoa ES A BO ALWAYS ay IA 4 DR. LA? hay [Ama case aed aS Stag Sa certain care. ren Ofice 196 Rim street. pig ts TO LAD! irial sufficient.” Office 195 Bim street. fe RESTELL—PROFESSOR enon OF. Stes ertonaee a eet RTAB! ; Pats AND CIRCULAR Baw ML and 96 Maiden lane, Mes. FRENCH case, One anne HOTELS, y HOTEL, . CHATHA M, UARE.—WELL ATANHC, at moderate prices, 4 SCAR day, week THIRTY-FOURTH SPiaresrei HERMAN HO Stover rbnntont geet, ‘at reasonable rates. ie THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT court. Important Tarif Qucetion—Opinion of the Court is Connection with the Imposition of Excess of Duties at the Customs. Before Judge Smalley. EB. F. Davidson vs. H. A. Smythe,—This was another of the legion of litigation questions arising om the eqnatraction given to the various tariff acts, and to the “regulations” of the Treasury Department intended to be explanatory of the same, but whieh, from the rich crop of suits that have sprung up im consequence, and which have occupied the Circuit Court for two terms, bave evidently made confusion worse confounded. The plaintift secks to recover $10,000 in gold on an ginal tion of wool from Buenos Ayres, made in May, 1 ee baying ‘As the case was stated by * pala counsel, Mr, Siduey Webster, it prec, Go laintif in the latter part of 1864, being at the time “4 Europe, ordered an importation’ of wool from Buonos Ayres, the price not to exceed twelve cents a und. The order was received in due course by plaintiff's brokers ip Buenos Ayres, and 326 bales were forwarded in the following May to plain- | tifl’s order im New York. On this importation there was Six cents a pound duty levied, and on the liquidation of the eniry tor this alleged excess plaintif protested in the usual form, and appealed against the exaction of the Collector to the Secretary of the Treasury. The plaintift’s ground of pepeest and appeal being bused on ihe tariff act of 1861, which provides that on unwashed wool valued at le3 than twelve cents there shall be imposed a dutyof three cents a pound, and if valned at more than twelve cents and under twenty-four cents there shall be levied a duty of six cents, The wool on its arrival was appraised by the appraisers at the Custom House, who Teported it to be worth more than twelve cents, this valuation being in excess of and contrary to the Invoice value. Upon this report the addition of three cents a pound to the three cents allowed by law if the article were worth a lees sum than twelve cents was added, making the ex brought to revover, is ess which the action was The testimony of, the piainti® and astom House clerk, with the production of the in- ice, as to the actual value, and of the entry as liqui- dated by him, according to the excess of duty appraised by th appraiser. fully sustained the claim. riney, United States District Attorney, for the defence, concluded that the appraisers’ report was final and conclusive as to the dutiable value of the wool im question; that in the absence of any fraud or incapacity t of the appraisers, neither of which was it would be impossibie, under previous rulings of the Court, to g0 behind the question of the appraise- ment, and that therefore all the tostinony as to the value of the wool in Buenos Ayres and ail tho testimovy as to the cost of the article here was whclly irrelevant and in- admissible, It was clear also that the plaintiff! bad not applied for a reappraisement of the wool, which he was bound to do to sustain him in the action. ‘The Court said that the rights and equity of the case were very clearly with the defendants. There was no doubt at all that the government had $10,000 of the plaintiff's money which it bad no earthly right to, and which in equity and good conscience it was boun to restore without instituting suit to revover through the courts, The evidence shows, and the officers themselves show, that the wool in question was worth only three cents as a dutiable article. The defence is purely technical, which. I must say I rogret a great government like ours should ever make, is not creditable to the government to embarrass merchants in this way; tosay to them, “The merchandise that I have taken by a etrong’ arm, a $10,000 of yours plaintiff, which I have myself will gs availing myself of the “echnicalities ot the law so to keep it and withhold it from Py ‘The court must deal with the law as it finds it, e courts do not make the law nor do they execute it; the courte only administer it as they find it Tho law offl- cers of the government—the United States District Attor- ney in this case--are bound to defend these cases arising under these acts, and the courts are bound to adjudicate on them; but it is clear that a great wrong is done in compelling the collectors to bear the brunt of these ac- tions. I will direct a verdict for the plaintiff in the case on the facts, and if counsel desire it I will hear argu- Ment on the points of law hereafter. Verdict accordingly for the plaintiff, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 3. The Pawnee Agency Libel Case—The Testi- mony Clesed—The Case Submitted te the Ter Before Jadgo E. D. Smith, Henry W. De Puy ve. Oliver P. Husford et al—The hearipg of this case was days to come from Omaha; I was the Ist of April; don’t remember the exact dato; when I left Umaha I gave my bookkeeper general instructions to Silsasesouied; T always gave directions to collect ac- counts; when the accounts were mado out I was i e never aiciat, charges: ere ve from office; with regard ‘vo De Puy's disiculiies, Tremem- ber one entice which occurred at our store; it was @ 01 general conversat the accounts were not referred to ipany way whatever; I was favorably inclined towards Puy, and was’ desirous of doing sumetbin, favor him; I spoke to bim with politencas; he wanted the Pawnee agency, and would have it or would have Mr. Dole removed; fens my ac TL icon va o1 bt no knowledge that any part of it ; Igave the xcconnt to Lushbaugh; in October sr aw this notion in the newspaper callod the Omaha Republican:— NOTICE. Pawnre Ixpran Aaency, Oct. 7, 1862, Ki persons holding certificates of indebveaness issued Ww. De Pay on account of services rendered on this re- Tobvitns against thie agency, are hereby andernigned, for trans ssioner of Indian Affaire, LUSHBAUGH, Indian Agent, ount cntil some timejafter . Lushbangh to make ont the ac- of seerng that advertisement; Mr, d matsaion wo th tor tinal adjud 1 did not send ny & this potice; I count in conseque De Puy told me a fanning mill was charged the agency account, but it had been ebarged to the iadividual ac- count; in justi-e to Mr. De Puy I could say that it fs not castomary (9 change the dates of items; it has a ten- dency to confuse the books; thore is no injustice im it, it only makes trouble when’ dealing with such men as Mr. pe Puy; 1 received a letter jrom Mr. Ke, Lushbangh, and afterward one trom Mr, Dolo; I had made mquiries about the vouchers, as they were clauned oe have been signed by Huriord & Brother personally; 1 know they had not been signed by us nor under our authority; I did not intend to charge it apon Mr. De Pay; my attention was first called to Hays as the author by Mh be Pay "8 eta, afier reeeiving Lashbangh's letter J fos, bs (her said he bad no recollection of having sigu ane vouchers, and I acted under that belief; 1 fou receiving De Puy's Jetter that Hays had signed and as toon as I discovered it I wrote to Lash- Lhad per ss did ail I could to have justice done Sim—so much so yal found fault with me; I acted as the friend vf Puy. No esrentially pew facts were elicited from the examination of this witness, the questions being mali ned to ascertaining the correctness of forth in the individual ana na sawacy se0on accounts, ‘The following letter from De Puy to —— Washington, June 27, 1863, was here introduced dence, It was as follows: Hicrrort uf to the cc nse if India: Atfaire—charging me wit wo Commissioner of Indiau y in somewhat, surprised that you should do; bit | have ‘the Tulssioner to send you Jou will not Mndeetake Xo usin your charge, and shell Ugpect a prompt and thorough retraction 0 aie volchert are in te handwriting of your bookkeeper hiner, and the signature was a it partner tne ‘Loup Fork Ferry, Mr. Hays, was Le 2 the reser. ais ty drransoment with you's fore parkof ean, ‘annuity is. to collect the seney, at the time of the bs rou. have made this charge inadverterdly « ee Mare a meemed thet Mr. Mays, and ; anered that Mr Hayy wane sot Pe ing ouchene which he received. from you for thet yond iinpeach: iN. » DE Puy, Mit eal observe that’ the receipt was it. Rogers. of Fremonh, who was among when the money was paid to Mr, Hays, This closed the testimony in the case. A motion was by M ir. Fullerton for ‘the dismissal of the wart overruled the and case should go to the jury, to whether they find that the defendant was aware of effect that bis letters might produce, atthe: time of ing them. Rn: Fullerton then summed up in a brief speech a Boy and was a Me. Cutler for jntiff, atthe conclusion of the Court ‘charged ey jury, ‘ana ordered a sealed vades to be returned this morning. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART 2. a i