The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1867, Page 9

THE COURTS. ‘UNITED STATES BISTAICT COURT=--IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Bankruptcy of | of Eliza Altenhelm. A meeting was held yesterday for proof of debts and @boice of assignee, The bankrupt is at present under- Boing exacinaycn before Unived States Commissioner Pusborn on achayze of perjury preferred by Charles B. Bertrand, in making ® {also return im her schedule of and assets, Three creditors appeared and proved ‘One was Mrs. Van Sauton, allas Pratt, for $4,154 note endorsed by the bankrupt for the accommo- of Charles B, Bertrand, and for which the mene she received no consideration. Another wr $085 po @ note endorsed by her for Taber an} which also she says she received Pi eenertion The bankrupt stated that her pro- ty consisted of two houses in the city of New York, ued, subject to mortgage, at about $14,000, Mr. Sedgwick was elevied assignee of the estate, Mr. riggs appeared for the cred:tora; Mr. Edwin James for ye bankrupt, ! Petitions Filed Yesterday. George D. War ng, eity, referred to Register Williams; ‘Walter W. Briggs, city, referred to Register Fitch; Ed- Lord, city, referred to Register Dayton, and in 8. Proctor, city, referred to Register Allen, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. @harge of Conspiracy to Defraud the Gov- ernment. Before Commissioner Osborn, United States vs. Michiel J, Ryan and Simon A. —The defendants are charged with conspiring to the government ander the following circum. @tances:—O. M. Milliken, of Decatur, Ill, consigned 110 of whiskey in May last to John L. Brownell, a ‘erin this city. Mr. Brownell, on receipt of tthe arregred here, which was transported in bond, stored it ith the defendant (Ryan), keeper of a bonded ware- directing him in ali things to comply with the re- uirements ot je luw in the storage, sale and removal of goods. Brownel! lett tne matter altogether in vie badde, nd afier a few'weeks’ absence from ity, called w: yee Ryan to ascertain what ip ene had made o! key, He found the whiskey had Deen soid to the defendant Stearn without the proper tax ving been paid. Achar e was preferred against both eed aud the examination was held yesterday. Case on. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TEAM. ‘Pho Rights of Poor rrisoners=-The Law of Arrent. Bofore Justice McCunn. Charles Miller vs. Charles Bouton.—This was an action ‘for slander, and the defendant was arrested and held to Bail. Being too poor to employ counss!, and bis friends too poor to give bail, he was confined In Ludlow jail until informed of a right which all suitors imable ‘to pay counsel are entitled to—to sue jn forma He then applied te the Court, who assigned fm oounsel, and his cvnsal, Stout and Jobnes, at once, yn the plaintitl’s own papers, applied to the Court for an der discharging the prisoner from arrest. anted, the defendant having been already twenty- tre 8 in prison. Tue opinion of tho Court suficientiy ts forth the main facts in the case, as follows:— }, MeCunn, J.—This is a motion to sot aside an order ef arrost, The motion ts basad upon the follewing inds:—1. That the complaint and aMdavits upon hich the order was granted did not in themselves institute a cause of action, 2, That there is no allo jon in the papers s:owing that the defendant {3 bout to leave the jurisdiction of the court, Ona caro- ful examination of the papers I think that both grounds well taken. {t would seom from the affidavit in the ‘pase that a petty squabtie occurred b:tweon the plaintift defendant, both being poor men, in reference some small tion between them, and hat the words complsiaed of, “a thief,” were flused in reference to that transaction and not id a crimi- et sense, and that according to the cases of Lane vs. rane Wond., 116, Quin vs. O’Gora, 2, D. Smith, @ words are cot uchovable when ‘spoken in that mse, Morcover there is no svecial damage alleged in e@ complaint, As tothe second point the rale in this ‘Pourt is that a party must altege that the defendant is bout to depart the jurisdiction of this court before the @ourt granis the order to tmprison, for the presumption eine the party is a resideat aud intending to satay ithin the court’s sdiction, and it is only when that legation 1s clearly made that a court will exercise its — San in preventing that doparti as order, For — Fs ford a = Must be set as + HB, Corneil, for piainuit; Stout cai Jobn for fafendsay sis COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hackett, GRAND LARCENIES, ‘The Grand Jury brought in a large batch of indict- nents yesterday, and resumed the discharge of their uttes. James Bennett, the party who was placed upon trial ‘On Tuesday charged with stealing, on the 9th of August, @ gold chain, from the store of Henry D, Melville, and ‘who was acquitted by a technical defect, was arraigned. Mbe indictment was corrected, and the prisoner, through ‘his counsel, offered a pica of an attempt at grand lar- geny. Mr. Bedford refused to take a lesser plea than to $he full charge, and after come consultation.the prisoner guilty. Time w: Ag moore to Kort counse! to pro- fee atidavite sbowing revious: character of acoused, and also to eat lish the et by physicians ‘at the time the larceny was committed the prisoner ‘qvas laboring under a fit of temporary fnsanity. Louls Reige!, who was charged with stealing $500 in , being the proceeds of a check drawn upon the ifo'Bank by Martin Grosemun, of 82 Clinton street, the 6th of July, pleaded guilty to an attompt at grand . He song gent to the State Prison for two years six months. Michael O’Mahony, who was indicted for burglary in first degre», plead guilty to an attempt at burglary the third degree. The charze was that on the 29:n August tho prisoner was found secreted in the base- ‘ment of "Ambrose C. Kingsland, 114 Firth avenue, It savas shown to the court that tho aecused was formerly gence, by Mr. Kinesland, was drunk on the night in and was scen bya genticman to stagger into je, Which was open, the prisoner having in- one female friend early in the evening that ho was ing to jeep in his boss’s house. The Kecorder sent Penitentiary tor threo months, er De Nobis received a similar sen’ence upon a of potty larceny, he having been charged with ose aciock, a thermometer and a few small articies, 0 the ish of ‘Augast, trom David Watker, No, 18 Mace Gougal street, ALLEGED FELONITUS ASSAULT. Godrgo Hall, against whom a charge of felonious as- q@ault was made by Peter Coleman, who swore that on the the 20th of “August Hall cut him in the face with a &nife. The complainant interceded for Hall, and told he Recorder that he (Coleman) was more to biame than ‘Ball. His Hovor diacharged the accused. James Madden, who was indicted for stealing $40 apparei from Charles Lynch, pleaded lity to an atiempt at petty larceny. There were jing circumstances ia this case, the coun- Madden bad trouble with brother of adit in reference to bounty mot sf I w of the indictiveness of the complainant tho cr suspended LARCENY AT WASHINGTON MARKET. ‘The whole of the day was occupied in the trial of —, a ee Was charged with stealing $1,100 from the safe of George Farmer, at Washington Market, on the of the 1din of August. The prisoner was @m employs of the compiainant, avd ‘the testimony that on the afternoon in question he had the above amount of money in his safe, put up peculiarly In rolls, one of which contained $270. A duplicate key to the safe was kept in a drawer near by, and when Mr. returned upon the following morning he found papers strewed about the floor and the safe robbed of its fontents, The prisoner was seen by the night watch- =. is alleged, to ransack the drawer, and although he Bot see him at the safe, perceived old checks floor shortly after Frame left the = In the morning complainant had an interview ith the accused, and baving so much confidence in his Tefused to believe that Frame was the guilty honesty, vad at sul atternoon, an: use, ook a fifty cent stamp out of his ot and said thet ‘was all be was worth ip the world. then searched of which corresponded in denominations and smount to one lost by Mr, Farmer, who promptly identified it by the peculiar mannor in which it was folded. This was the substance of the testimony for the prosecution, Counsel for the defence ealied the brother-in-law of the ‘another witnoss, to prove that on the alleged larceny, the prisoner received $300 his brother-in-law, lor the purpove of assisting bim going into business, The witnesses unfortunately jicted themselves, and it further appeared that ina Conversation with Mr. Farmer and an officer, the brother. Jaw depiod thathe i in summing 4 as @ “mockery of justice,’ and the charge to th Te ay oe that somebody itted perjury. LT nd Jeliberated about thirty Fenate: ren a fe veraitot guy Whea sentence he ti He i i: jaful di borne be enjoyed previous to the but be owed l H 5 = Before Commissioner Newton. ‘The hearing im the ease of Cornelius Van Sice, Post- faster at Byoseet, Long Island, who is charged with embezzling money, etc,, from letters, was commenced ig H a L ness) unable to discover either letters or money aout the ises. On the cross-exemination Mr, Gayler testifod that missing levers had been found on ee be Mr hs special agent or detective in the where the latter took out somo ie ‘ich witness sup were for Syosset and Woodbury; no one bad pe bag save Mr, Van Sice until witness arrived at Cold pri Ove or oe other witnesses were examined, but no new facts of taper were elicited. The case for the aoe ig closed, the further hearing was journed until ‘ne 1 ft of October, in order to the connection, it may be stated that the mail bag before reaching Cold Spring. is opened at Syosset by the accused, who removes all letters for the latter place, COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. Scrprewe Covrr, ar )—Nos. 145, 55, 60, * 62, 63, 82, Ol, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, "102, 108, 1 110, 16, 120, hiss Covrt—TRiaL Teta oa, 83, 1 187, 12, 97, 14, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, m ie "ist 174, 175, 17. 178. City Count, BRoogLYN.—Nos, 89, 92, 11, 18, 87, 59, 99, 5, 36, 67, 63, 91, 4, 49, 84, 57, 101, 102, 103,’104. THE NATIONAL GUARD. BRIGADE PARADE AND INSPEOTION. In accordance with General Orders No. 8 the Second brigade National Guard, consisting of tho Third, Fifth, Sixth, Eighty-fourth and Ninety-sixth regiments in- fantry and First regiment artillery, will parade, fully uniformed and.equipped, on Monday next, 23d inst., for brigade drill and review. Brigade line will form on Fifth avenue, right on Kighth street, at balf-past two P.M. The annual:inspection and review of the several regiments of this brigade will take ptace as follows:— Third infantry, Monday, October 21; Fifth infantry, Taos day, October 22; Sixth infantry, Monday, October 28; Eighty-fourth tntantry, Thursday, October 24; Ninety- sixth infantry Friday, October 25; First artillery, Wed- nesday, October 23, Each regiment will assemble at Tompkins square onthe days above named, and the review and inspection will commence at ton o'clock A, M, precisely, THE FARRAR COURT MARTIAL. ‘This court reassembled at the Twelfth regiment armory on Monday morning last and listened to tho summing up of Judge Advocate Schiefflin. An adjournment for two weeks was moved, whon, tt is to be hoped, the case ‘will close, FOURTH BRIGADE COURT MARTIAL. In consequence of some informality tn the serving of tho papers in the case of Captains David S. Brown and George I, Clurkanaid, Twenty-second regiment infantry, National Guard, a general court martial martial is ordered to assemble at the rmory of the Fourth infantry on Thursday, October 3, at eight o'clock P, M. CAVALRY DRILLS. On Monday afternoon last the right wing of the Third regiment cavairy, comprising troops C, D, E, F and 1, assembled at Tompkius square, toder command o| Lieutenant Colonel Geils, for mounted drill There Were twenty-seven movements performed in a gonerally satisfactury manner. It we except @ certain laziness of action among some of the horses and men, and a want of uniformity in regard to the head gear (some wearing tho full dress bat fustead of a fatigae cap), as well as a want of calculation in regard to distance, tuis drili was a very fine affair, The first three or four movements wore not well performed, but subsequently tho “on right into line,” “advance in double column” and tho “closing of column on right and left squadrons’ were well exo- euted, The mounting and dismounting might havo been better, and the ‘forward into line’? was spoiled, as wes the “change front,’? both right and left forward, by the continual gaining or losing of distance, The retiring “by alternate syvadrons,"’ the “change of front, both left back and right back," and the “attention to charge forward,” wero all dons in good ahape, The drill occupied tvo hours and a half. About on hundred and seventy five officersand men were Pree sent, On Friday next the right wing of the Firat regi- ment cavalry, consisting of troops 0, E, B and K, will havea drill at Tompkins square, Line forias at one o'clock P. M. CONDITION OF THE CITY PARADE GROUND. At present the city parade ground at Tompkins square is undergoing some sort of levolimg or grading process, and it is not in a very Mt condition for the pur- poses Of inspection, drill and review. It is covered over with loo: , cette and stones not very agroeable to either of mounted or infantry troops. Thera ts great want of benches to accommodate spec- tators who visit the promenade. This matter should be attended to at once, THE TRUE TAMMAMY PROGRAMME. ‘The County Officers af No Account—The “Ring?” to Have Five Senators and a Broadway Railroad. The game being played by the Tammany plotters is deep, The offices of Sheriff and County Clerk are of no political value—merely rich ‘‘piacers,”’ like the Rogister’s office, for the men holding them; and ac- cordingly these will be given away with a sole view to securing the election of the following five Tammany “ring” and Broadway Railroad Senato Fourth dis- trict, Deputy Street Commissioner and Supervisor Tweed; Fifth district, to re-elect Senator and ox-Street Commissioner Charles G, Cornell; Sixth district, to elect Broadway Railroad Jacob Sharpo, who will receive the Tepublican nomination by running against him some weak democrat who will be sold out; Seventh district, to elect ex-Senator John J, Bradley, and Eighth district, ex-County Clerk Henry W, Genet. g@ With those five Senators the Tammany “ring” hope to be able to retain and cnlarge Twaod’s patron- in tho Street Department, clip Comptrot- ler Connoliy’s wings in the financial depariment, in- crease the power of the Mayoralty, should Heilman be re-elected in December; coairm the profits of the city Chambertain, fc he Board of Audit to becor me Teoording machine for their wishes, put a bridie on t Corporation Counsel and Rocorder, and rush through a Broadway Railroad bill which shail make all who take part in it rich men. This is oneof the most gigantic schemes ever devised forthe completo subjugation of the city, binding it band and foot, and giving it over to the spoilers a helpiess prey. Citizens should look out for what candidates are pi betore them for the Senato and Assembly this year, for wolves . around and hungry. In this view Alderman 0B) may receive the nomination for Sheriff, to ttrengthen Bradley tor Senator or Congressman, Fox may receive it to strengthen Tweed. Aidorman Loew is already as good as nominated County Clerk in order to sedvoe the Ger- man vote, which he claims to own in feo simple, into helping to elect the five “ring” Senators, Are the Ger- mans ready to be so huckstered away? THE OBJECT OF DICKENS’ VISIT TO THIS COUNTRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The Dickens is coming, and we very’ mach fear that all Yankeedom is preparing to grovel and lick the dust again before him. English editors of American news- papers cry out that his welcome must be heariy—that genius must be honored, and that nobody must remem- ber how the man whom they now want us to fawn upon anew, spat upon and derided us after his frst visit to this country. Charles Dickens came here in the finah of his first fame, chiefly and avowedly with the viow of bringing about an international copyright law by which he could secure to himself a pecuniary remunoration in this coun- try for the sale of his books, Failing in influencing a nation’s legislation on this subject (though the design was laudable enough), he went home envenomed with spite against the Americans, Never was spite more ran- corous nor more persistently outpoured than bis, in “Martin Chuzzlewit” In the ‘ Notes for General Circu- lation,” and, in a less degre, in several of his subsd- uent books. ‘Chuzzlewit,”” in every where merica is spoken of (which ie a large part, for the bero travels in this country), is venomous with the most biting calumn: ly the pen of gonins, guided by the malice of Satan could indite, Not aif tne Trollopes and Halls who have written on America, combined, have shown a tithe of the fnisity, and the low bitter spite which characterize these national sianders of Charles Dickens. And sow Mr. Dickens te coming again. What for? Ror money, and nothing else, He s —— and a always welcome to him, shown what value he places om our esteem. ne vending Dave proved profitable in England, and being ane out” ~ There, he is coming here = and more diences. Will Americans ta te him 7PM th be, hapmpmnc tals Stadueer of thei? it a Boerner any man of a4 i queaees oe world reading bis own 'to the people, ‘ancy the a great Sir Waiter Scott or Lord Byron doing such athiag. 1t strikes me that if Mr. Dickens’ finances were such as to require that he should exhibit himeeif for adol- teal he in et ds fH. — whole thing amounis to), it been far bet tata For him to read tro pomeet contemporaion, i Thackeray age —_———___., THE LOSS BY THE FIRE AT PORTLAND, Pontuawp, Me., Bopt. 18, 1867, ‘The logs of the Portland Giaes Company will be some- thing over $100,000, The main building belonging to the company was a total loss; but much of the mer- chandise was stored in Rot nah Sa which were saved. The Kao Be ,000 in the fol- ed my Phila eater YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, ‘The Board of Audit mot yesterday at the usual hour, Mr. Bonney presiding. ‘The case of George 8. Shwackhammer was the first called up, He was foreman over laborers in the Street Department pt from Jt September, The claim was for 2 gia ct eee not been paid paige Mend for payment, and did ; could give no ree gon why he was necpad ‘Joseph H, Toone iaied tl his claim to be for searching the county records back for eighteen years to ascertain who were legally appointed commissioners of deeds aod une were not, The amount of the claim was $307, and Seperewns ae the Com- an =the pext case called was that of Messrs, messy & Teeny for preparing a list for the Tax eaue> ers in 1866 of all the stockholders in banks and insur- ‘ance companies. The claim amounted to $503. Joha Horan stated that he was employed in the Street ent by ae Goat in June, 1866, and worked about ® mont! lischarged a few days and reap- pointed Rot hates when he ieft the work, The amount claimed was $318. The claim of Asa Hinckly was heard next, It was for $779 for services in the Comptroller’ 's office, being dif. feredce of salary, which he claimed had been but not paid, and one month's pay for allowance during berger a number of men employed under the Superintendent of Lands and Places came up and stated their claims to ious small amounts which, through some informali- ties, had not been paid to them, ‘The Board then adjourned until to-day. BOARD OF EDUCATION, The Board of Education met last evening, Commis- sioner Allon presiding. The invitation of the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum to the Board to join the R. W. Grand Lodge of the United States of the I. 0. of 0. F., comprising dele. fe from all parts of the Union, 1m a visit to the public The question of purchatng the property nown asthe 8 qui jon of purc! iD; 16 ‘nown Mariners’ Church, at the coruer of fadion, and Cath arine streets, for "$32,000, for the purpose oof ee a schoolhouse thereon, came up. It was finally decided by the adoption of # resolution appropriating $27,600 for the purpose of making the purchase, The oe +~Committee submitted a number of reports in favor of the payment of various small bills, which were adopted. Commissioner Hays moved that the bylaws relating to the ning schools be so amended as to exclude all male pupils from them under twelve years of age and femaies under ten years, Mr, Bren: moved to amend the motion by provid- tng that all rp icants be admitted who can satisfy the principals of the schools that they cannot attend the day schools, Several other amendments were offered Jost and the original resolution was then adopted. A resolution was adopted appropriating $2,820 for Lesnar furniture for Grammar School No, 44, in the Fifth war The Board then adjourned, ‘A ROBBER SHOT AT SAUGERTIES, Savoenrons, N, ¥., Sept. 18, 1867. An unknown man, about five feet ten inches high, be- tween forty and fifty years old, with dark, bushy board, Was shot dead Jast night by the hired man of Mr. Sheffield, of this place, while in the act of coliccting tovetner the harness ani robes in his etables, with tho prebabie in- tention of stealing them and a borse and making off with et The ball passed through the head of the robber. T THE EDUCATIONAL EeTABLIS IMENT AND COMMERCIAL 8 OF Mn, 1. FRANKENBURGET, AT NCREMBERG, zone, gentlemen receive @ sound’ and careful eduention, th in respect to their sclentiho improvement and their learsing of afl the commercial branches. Beng in posses. sion of a large house, the establishment has sormmodio rooins, and is urranged with ail the comforts of ho: sons given by ten diderent teacher had in New Yor of Mr. W way, Woe beg to refer to Gentigmen at Ne York: —Mr. Heiden: er, A. My Spruce stres Charles Thurnauer, 41 Broadway. At ( vinuatl—Mr. Ackerland, L. Pappenhelmer, YOUNG AND WELL KDUCATED FRENCH LADY, from Paris, wishes to give Freuch lessons at her resl- dence, or at that of her pupils, or in a school. Address French Teacher, 610 Broome street. T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 260 BOW- AA. ery, Former prices will be resumed Oolober 1. Stu- Gonts oxgaging this mon nay enter mi reduced rates. Pri. vate Instrietion, day and eveulng, ia Bookkeeping, Writing, Aritinetic, Spelung, Grammat’ Correspondence; &e. Le- dies? department. A ,XOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EDUCA- ZA ton, possessing five modera languages, music and sing. ing in bighost degree. wiahes to arrange with w first, class fatally tO give leasons in the above branches for her board, retina tad pupa at their residences. Apply at or address i YOUNG LADY Le Aafebateen nt WILL TEACH A FEW ole leventh street. A hours daily as 1 compeusation for Board; ga jo Kogiss branches and miusic. Address box lly ‘lerald office, A LADY 17 YEARS A bab IN THIS CITY, AND who can furnish unexceptionable references, desire aituation se daily governess; ahe i 9 fine pianist and thor- ough teacner of ench and En, Hiah branches, Ad- dreae A. T. G., box I7i Herald office. i be in town on jonday. OORKREPING, WRITING, &C., FOR BUSINESS.— Dolbear, 609 Broad teach Bookkeepi honse®. 4 a0d"ma day or e1 ning. NHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE, 48 AND 50 EAST wil preonee September ua pa Prepared for col ‘eat Point, Naval Academy and Pasthess, Primary depatimeat for young boys. Gymnaslum, £0. The prose schout contains the names of ihe, puplla. tor tho last twelve hems Prof. ELIE CHARLTER, D:rector, Ei LOCUTION.—AN ELOCUTIONIST, WHO HAS HAD ucceasin breaking up odsti obstinate habite of awkwardness Twenty-fourth street ing and Day School. great of manner and ineffective vocal utterance, and substituting therefor tmpressive and powerful deliveries, would instruct One pupil as orator.actor or Shakspearean reade: miner ing perfectly cued. | Private lessons $2 each. ‘Lessons in Sie © $5 per course of sisty lessons. Address B. ox 26, stat tlon A. SARAH A. You NG, 12144 BROADWAY, WILL ‘pen her School on Monday, Sept. 16, for children of There is a spacious gymnasium “where the pu- oxeroiso | daily. A. LESPINASSI'S French Institute. aating course for bu 183 (drug stores) and WASHINGTON HEIGHTS French the language of the school. ness and aye? Olreulars, 1 (iausie store) Brondway. Grav 913, NEW, YORK SWIMMING ACADEMY, SIXTIL AVE. IN “ius, corner of Thirtieth «treat. Opea during winter for ladies and gentlemen. | Water kept comfortably warm. For ciroulara, &0., apply at the Acaderny, 10 TEACHERS.—WANTED, LADY FOR MUSIC IN Soutiern seminary: one for French and musi college lies for ol Tustivute’ application form, W. SCHERMERHORN, 430 Broome street, neur Broadway. WASTEDTA TEACHER OF MUSIC (PIANO) FOR A Young lady; to. give lessons dt her house Addr nish reference as regards ability, dc. rms, K. Hayes, station G, 7 ANTED—ROOMS FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS Wile in the cpuniry, pear, the water and convenient to the elty. Address ¥., 22 'Grand street, New Yor DANG ING ACADEMIES. E GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY, corner of Fourteenth street, day. September 34 I EDN«SDAYS and SATURDAYS, 2 to ’ Class, LAD: ‘PM. Rises and Ry Js Class, WEDNESDAYS and 3.4 M, SAENTLEMEN, TUESDAY and PRIDAY evenings, at 8 odclock. Circulars at the Academy, yooworTit & DANCING ACADEMY, 212 Firth street, New Yori Mornin, nd a afternoon classes for children will commence Saturday, ning classes for gentlemen will co1 mence | Nieoday, Oct. & For terms, Ae., send for # cireul: HirsDodworth will be at home and receive calls a. Hee Dancy “ACADEMY, EVERETT ROOMS, Broadway and Thirty-fourth aireet, will commence Tuesday, October 15. RENOR'S my, 728 to 737 Sixth avenue, Pie the of the Kind ‘in t opposite ‘Naverepte Park, ity loca: Classes VER FAILING with ‘a natural greatest business and medical clatrvoyant mowss, past, present and futare; causes speedy at not to be found. 312 Fourth avenue. Genus oot mai STONISHING.—MADAME MORROW, SEVENTA daughter, beats the world im telling. Magic liken als your thoughts on entering her ‘room. 1% Ludo street, Fee Scents, Gentlemen not admitted. AS —DR, AND MRS, BROUGHTON ARE TH ta in the United States. Office remor to 504 Canal street near Greenwich. Fee $i to $5. Mirae ry Py sable — BUSINESS guae me gee between Sevent! Mi frirert Dear Hi AMITY STREET.~MADAMB DE LANG, CLAIR. TQTAnt and Aatrologiat, gives lucky numbers, Le 3 ai & BOWERY.—MAD. WIDGER, CLatRvoY. 169 | nt tells al ii yee want te “Kase ence, Buber, ‘waases, AC. 3B SEVENTH AVENUE), NBAR THIRTY-FIRST street. —Madame Bt. Ray, Ualrvor ant and Astrologist. Lucky numbers, Speedy Ladies, % cents; genis, 60 cents. ——OOOCoOCC_—————————_——s TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. y 38 Bast wait sta RESPECTABLE. youNa 4) oman, to do general housework im 6 email private (amy Apel Yor we ‘dave SEPTEMBER 19, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. __CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _ an OTEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALT. _ ps Mh perl L AL attest TO BUY, FOR OCCUPA- specuiaiion or inveatment, Stores, fis, Lows Suburban Villas, Farms, Bullding Sites, call eg ry ay gaze to 319 Fourth avenue, for GOOD CHANCE.—THREB yas ON SECOND avenue, Rayos pore ah ey icctaden CORNER PLOT O a LOTS FOR SALE—ON PARK enue, in quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire of 8 P, CAMP, owner, 241 Fourth avenue, from 8 to 12 A. M- ————S—Se—==eeaeeaeRe rs AS GREAT BARGAIN.—A HIGH STOOP THREE gory brick House, in perfect order perlor, floor fres- nee #19 East p oan Re ermis easy. Apply at T JOHN 8, PIERO'S, NO. 6 PINE STREET—HOUSES West 34th at: aap East 79th ‘ire Four story Rnglis nglish bagement b. 5.829.009 ory West 451! t—Three etary ih ato ‘stoop p brick: West uth strest=Four story bigh stoop brown ou FINE TWO STORY, BASEMENT AND SUB-CEL- tet Ho size dixdexitn ane it in Raney a merenl, naan 5 Lai “a eon, onter, OY & _ A GOOD INVESTMENT—A THREE STORY HIGH stoop House, in Twenty-sixth street, well built and. perfect order, 25x50x100, Price $15.00. For sale by SMIT! @ CO,, 82 Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth ‘street. NXIOUS TO SELL—WE OFFER A WELL BUILT four story high stoop House, in Thirty-third street, at the id rice of $28.00), omly $11,000 cash required. SMITH ac Fitth avenue, A FIRST RATE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, IN EAST Ze Sky tonn iyeet, pase tase va areas, a wat, own stone Houss, with immediate possession, an will be sold cheap. For permits aj JOHN 'FET- TREICH, Als Third avenue. sees A Pitan STONE HOUSE, ON BEEKMAN HILL, Fiftieth street, $16,000; one on Kast Fifty-second street, $i4.000; one on East Korty.eighth street, $15.00; one on + Forty-Afth street, $17,000." J. COATES, 668 Third av, VENUE HOUSES.—FIFTH hen TWO, VERY desirable, with immediate ocor ” @. H. BENEDICT. & 1% 08, 81 Pine street. NEAT BROWN STONE HOUSE—AT A BARGAIN, eae ir x nelgupor east aide of city. NEDICE # COn 8 Plug street, FURNISHED HOUSE, WEST TWENTY-EIGHT street; reated 13,000; House and Lot, With Briew stable in wales $s . KING CHAPMAN, 571 Broadway, A WELL FINISHED BROWN STONE DWELLING, suitable for a gmall , on Forty-seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; every fmprovement; complete order; $15,000. JOSEPH MASON, ® Pine st. A atti beet eaten tor someeupme rented for <4 . KING CHAPMAN of Bi Broadway, BARGAIN SELDOM OPFERED.—A THREE STORY and basement high stoop House, with all the modern improvements complete, je, in ‘orty-firat street, $9,000, Apply to WM. FETTRUTOH, 454 Taird av. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE, ON Wost Forty-elghth street, 18 6x45z100.5._ Bplendid or, ssion, $16 00), BROWNE & MOCORMACK, 100 Seas treet and 519 ahisa avenue, A." TO8 SALE_THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRIOK House, on See vai As street, 25 lei 7.000, WNit'& MECORMAUK, io Duane Third avenue. PHILADELPHIA BRICK THREB STORY HIOH Stoop House for sale, near Broadway, frescoed and In tip top order throughout; three rooms deep. ¢ low. POLTLIE BROS. & BELLAMY, Nec 8 Pine atrest FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY FULL WIDTH HOUSE for solo—Thirty-fret sirost, nesr Fifth avenue; also others, all locations, ARLES B. MILLS, Agent, 49 West Thirticth atreet, SPLENDID CORNER PROPERTY ON BLEECKER street, 6 houses; also oné on Loe ave! for by ADAMS, No, 4 Abingdon square, Hudson strect, ar junk. A bargain. street and 51 A WEOR, SALE... TWO, BROWN STONE, FRONT + Houses, three story and basement, built in best man- ner by day's work. with hard wood tnsh, balls tiled, bells, speak ng ‘ubes, grape arbors; very fine, cellar, with flrnace Tagaire oh’ the promises, Fifty-Orst street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue, GEO, W. SLINGERLAND. OULEVARD LOTS FOR 8ALE.—16 LOTS ighth avenue aud reat girest, 9 veg) Ser ble in inves:. ment, 08 favorable terms, Post office. ORTLANDT STREET.4FOR SALE, NEAR WEST street, a valuable plece of Property; "well rented till Apply 0 4. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Grand st.—76 ft. front, and Buildings east of Bowery. Bowery—25x125 feet, near Canal street. Eighth avenue—2 Lota and Stores, near Twenty-third st. Amity sireet—Valuable Corner, west of Broad: Prince strect—B Houses and Lots, near Sullivan +'@et. Prince street—$ story brick, Mulberry stregt—253100, and Bulldings near Broome st Ridge strect—2 Houses and Lots, Great Jones strect—Hrown sione, near Broadway. Apply to D. M. SEAMAN, Id Pine street, (OR SALE—FURNISHED HOUSE, STABLE AND tock; handsome piace; nine milos in Westchester, Rear stati 000, pri Cieme & COPLAND, 401 Fourth avenue, RANKLIN STREET.—A VERY DESIRABLE PROP. erty for sale between West Broadway and Hudson Street, north side; suitable for heavy storehouse; cheap, Inquire at 133 West Eighteenth atreet, near Seventh avenue | co Lem peer a Bergen ema oh of ax improved avenue Terms easy. “i Exohatge place, rooms Note - NOR SALE—THE FINE LARGE THREE STORY high stoop House, 14 Kast Fifty-fourth street, between Firth and Madiso 24, in complete ord inted and frescoed in the best 1 maner, with, 2 Beresn atall hours Apply, 1, MONHET Third avenue, between Fi anid + and Pifty-fourth stteots, OR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS AND AT REASON. able amg Fitly to one hundred Houses, in New York and Broo! varyi mets ibe tie Pore. Tr 8 Nassau street, OR SALE—ON MITH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD and Fourth avenues, those first class new Houses, 13 rooms and sub cellar, Croton, marble mantels, heater and stationary tubs. 'Inquiré of the owner, on the ground, ovement gucen oe one fngisalend Roars ‘A number of 2 ton rourtl avenues. of t 80 with eee ply at once to Wide FRITGETCH, G34 Thin FOR, SALE=ON, SECOND AVENUB AND FOUR. teenth atrest, three splendid browa stone Houses; low anudon terms. oy SGROOKFIELD & BAILLY, 61 Cedar street, (ot 25x100, with four story Tenement in rear; 500. On Forty-aixth street, four story Tenemens, tout $1,100; 87-700, 'D. A. MoLBAN, ‘208 East Thirty-ninth street. Fo, SALE AT A BARGAIN—A FOURS STORY BROWN stone House, on Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Also Waverley place, three story brick, 2x50x100; price $15,000; others in desicable locations. |AN & CO., 23 Pine street, OR SALE OR TO RENT—TWO NEW FRENCH ROOF f 18.9x42x100, north side of 112th street, Apply oN. W. PIKE, 55 Liberty street. UBERT & PATTISON, vestment in tenement Property. 19, Second avenue, $13,000; pretts Hitt’ rented for $1,400, price $12,000 up town, OUSES FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES. sion:—I6th at., near Stuyvesant sq,, 46. b. 6, fura'd. , bear Sth av., 44. b. s,, furnished, 35th at., near 6th av., 3s. b. s. ion ay., 88. b, &., furnished. Ba. brick. 678 BROADWAY.—FINE IN- Four story brown rown stone, Beekman Beveral good Houses ear 8th near Broadway, 38, im. b. s, Loringion ‘ay., near SOth st, 48. b. 8. Also other Houses, variously local Vocated, a, Aree to ‘OUSES FOR SALE BY 8. DINGEE & 00., NO. 9 Pine street:— ih avenue. ¢ story b. &. b. $100,000 Sub avenue. 4 story i. 6b. £86,000 Park arcane, © b. 40,000, Lexington 000 Wost 13,600 West 841 street, 10'500 West 80,000 ‘West 350 1.000 West Sis 25,000 f 8, ‘Alao others variously EW YORK LANDS, IN CENTRE OF THE STATE, for aale low for cash, Apply, between 12 and 1 o'clock, io BE. G. SHEPPARD, No. 2 Bowling Green, PPORTUNITY SELDOM MET WITH.—HANDSOMB brick House, lower part of brown stone: three story high stoop, basement and sub-cellar; in good and convenient Tccation up town, ena aide: has ratize heater, hot ‘and cold tationary poe bait two water closets, vestibule peaking tube ‘Will be sold, including excellent ‘urnitare throughot out ‘al30 Gas Fixtures, ts, Window Shades nd Curtains, for 13,000 ; in perfect jer and imme- disto possession if desired; only {wolor. thres thousand dol lars need be paid d ou the whole, and the rest in instal- ments, Address A., box 5,285 Post ofllce, RARE QBANCE.—FOR SALE, FOR $11,000, A BEAU- tiful three story, high stoop, brown stone; modern im. . Ree neighborhood; on East order, nice two On Fs int perfect Fhirty ninth street. On ator ricl iil TudnycAtth atreo D, A. MeL ood ander; baal $7,250. barge, wtory, high stood. Brick, AN, 203 Bust ‘Thirty-ninth atrect, Mi CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE, FOUR THREE STORY high basement Houses, all the improvements, west lo. Also seven four story ‘and high basement ‘first class tenement Housea on East Thirty-fourth street. Only a small amount of cash required on the above. Also private and tenement Houses, In all locations, For particulars, J, E. HATCH, 375 Ninth avenue. V EST FORTY.S£VENTH STERET.—FIRST CLASS four story high stoop brown pine House, with two story extension; superior order: 5 possession; Furni- ture if desired. W. P. GuyMOUR® 171 Broadway. QD AVENUE.—PROPERTY FOR A LARGE PIVE © atory, double’ tenement House; 26x60x100; rent, $3,000; price, $24,000; also a first class Cornar at $22 5 JOHN FEITRETOH, 413 Third avenue, TH BROWN STONE HOUSE WEST OF SIXTH 4 irenue-k private family would let with Board, a neatly furnished Seer , Call at 118 West Twenty-sixth street, (old N Dinner at one. RI AVENUS—MURRAY HILL LOTS.—FOR SALE, +) the large and valuable plot of Ground southeast corner of Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh street, being 125 feet 9 inches fronton Fifth avenue and 100 feet deep. Apply to E, H. LUDLOW & CO,, No. 8 Fine street, 72). "AT HUDSON dence, Pony Ce A FINE FARM OF 53 AC: of cagmaas abun 4 pear ore! f esc SON es 99 Nassau street, room 36, Dg NEW Pehl poet pyrene a in Scraplete order Price, With one-| COUNTRY RESIDENCE, STAB! HENNERE, ga iagery, two acres Land, # Furniture, . Horses, © fac for, gale: very sew ‘minutes’ frou Cag ‘Address box 813 Post office, Hall, ‘A STLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 6 AORES, ndance, rom city, ne mile fr depot New Jersey ‘Rulitead; will be mold at & traded for city property. HENRY TAPPEN, 2 Pine street. A’ FORDHAM, TEN MINUTES’ WALK WEST OP depot.—For sale or rent for six months, with or withe out ap re as ney modern improvements; 8 acres able. sea, lands wvo stable. apply éa the braulaes, oF a —_— FARM TO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS—BEAUTE A fully situated on the Sound, half st hours drive from Central Park; extensive garien, sbundauee of fruit, Oute patdiogs, eenense, outhouse, &e.: cattle and gat ate f Inquire of JUN M. BECK, ‘near Hariem Bri ige or ET. wverk, Young, 18 Wail streat,§ OR SALE—ON FAVOKABLE TERMS, Srvniset Popane. near new, 8 minules gina Sy bene oe road of New Jersey; locat nt and perfectly healteye ri Feet OWANS: TL Browiway, Foor 382" OR SALE—A SPLENDID, COUNTRY RESIDENGI 20 m w York, The house 1s first class, pletely furnished, ail entirely new: a number of frat w orn, mental trees on the wanes the carriage house and stable are in order: terms reasonable, Inquire oo the Pree mises, of E, W. SRUENINGHAUSEN, Hempstead, L. situated in Newark, N. J. Apply to Wa. ‘uUiKS ao So Broadway, PF, SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT AT began Lento containing six acres of ground in high state of tion; it has a substantial double hous ern rooms, @ fine barn and other outbuildi wit on elevated ground and comman: Byepes cot the river, Pull particulars with WMy Bl aes ror BALE—A HOUSE CONTA Fae! Bog with elgbt lots of Ground, barn, es ali roadway, room 20, [Fok SALE—A NEAT NEW STORE AND DWELL Beth ‘minutes from foot eo “ag ‘verv easy; title Cae we. For WER RELLOGG, Biecutoh, Of Gedut a FOR, SALESCHOICE ROTTING PRAIRIE IOWA Lands, well located on raiiros opposive Museum. i OR SALE—FOUR FINE COUNTRY, SEA x a depot and steamboat landiag, contatni: from two Bre acres each; houses modern strie, grounds handsomely summer: prion $7,000 bo _ ds "alno several choloe Bu Si or u iw e ‘et tes, front! a on the Sound, inc! sD, Su wage ings, in Now Jersey, $5.00; 38 acre Faiz good 3 a |, 84,000; al rom de., on Isiand, 34, opi also map, in he athe on full ok; good stand for a grocery sreet, New se as wares, merchandise, watches, &c-- Bi 644. i Briatway, reo hour from city, on New Haven Railroad, finely laid out, well shaded: ; very desirable location, for "tang for a summer hotel, . IRE! OR SALE—A THIRTY ACRE FARM, NEW BUILD. acres, near New York. KELLN Y NICE HOUSE IN WRITH ‘being the most fashionable village om the Hany lem Road, sixtecs trains @ day, and only three minut walk from depot; house contains seven rooms. in order: ground ha omnely ald gut wi £1 kinds of frat ade Urges: f ground, 68 price $4,500, Ape oy i. MWILL LA: ray ICH, rang Third aveaue, CS x 0 TH BERGEN, nent frame D » in complete order: Tnquire on XOR SALE CUEAP— modern built tw story and situated ington stunted Nomi gerery Clty. by horse’ Cars. premises, of the own: Fe SALE OR EXCHANGE—ONE OF THE MOS® ieee best payin, farms in Monmouth count location delightfu 18 rooms; cottages for farmer and g view of Rdrican and outer bays as acres; 4 from city; must be seen to be appr Price rewsonabie. Part’ can remain, Call on or addi ROSE, BAL & ROSE, 20 Beekman street OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY. r ‘A fine Dairy Farm of 114 acres; House large, outbuilds fea from cit, ngs goods 29 males 7"LS k VAN WYCK, 229 Broadway, R'SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BBOOKLYN PRO! OR'S. ee 7 Pe eAMdestrable Fact of 6 acres, about ons hour New York by, Hu Ri Wvoad; near stationss h ndid view of brook and never falling springy also) a $14 cmriver, Address be J.P., Dox 2101 New York Pt RTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET— 5 For eale, the extra wide and elegant four story liowae, 238 Fifth ayéaue, northeast corner of Twenty-sevenih sinect with extra lot add stable in the rear, The house 1s 28x79 feet, well arranged and in Bere order throughout. Tin. mediate possession given. rmits and full particulars Apply ob. i, LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street, QATH STREET, WEST OP | BROADWAY. —FINE threo story high stoop brown stone House, 25360, with or without extra lot and staule, very cheap; furnilure If de- stred. ~_P. BEYMOUR, 171 Broadway $9, 000: HOUSE AND LOT 433 EAST HOUSTON street, one door from avenue D. No agents need ‘apply. Inquire on the premises. naire on ho PARRY JOSEPHINE QUINN. WILL BUY A THRER STORY nidit $9.50! toop brick Hous be eanttfully frescoed and on imme: diaketye °PUErme PROS & B LAMY, No. 3 Pine $11. $11.000.-EA% a + rtrd henna STREET: CEN. ; three story high stoop, I 7 rooms; sold on agai a cael ng absence; will be rented unfurnished, $1,800. .W. SIMMONS, 98 Broadw 20.000. “REw. THREE STORY BROWN 8705 P ry ak toe aan aseseion, ifty-third street, ae art house east of Seventh avenue. Apply ‘on premises, between 11 and 1 o'clock. FIRST C 0 8 iP ment and oe!lar frame House, brick filled. on 4 full on Adams street: must be sold. Only $%,000, BROWNE, & McCORMACK, 100 Duane street and 519 Third avenue, FOR SALECTRE CORNER AND THREE ADJOINING ‘ota southeast corner of Ten! ue and Forty. fourth street, each 25x10u; fine ullding lors 0 assessmen easy terms. ‘Inquire in the office adjoining. OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A genteel three story bigh stoop flouse in Thirty-ninth near Lexington avenue; 23 feet front; in complete rice $13,500. 58, IRELAND, 201 Broadway. SALE—FIRST CLASS BRICK AND BROWN in Nineteenth v wane or B rices $9,00) to $12) Wiwsin arecesy. iv OR SALE—ON TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR , running through to ind 29 per cent; as an ine ‘as property Im that locality HINMAN & CO., 23 Pine street, FOR, Sates HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY high stoop brown stone House, situated on the south side of Perry street, ‘and beini F reet. Apply to WM. treet, OR stone Tlouse: borhood restricted; Grocery property. the fourth house west of , HUME, 127 Clinton piace, POR SALE—A NEW FIRST CLASS THRES STORY high stoop brown stone front House, on West Forty- ighth street built by days’ work; immediate possession ; cou. Aten Fifth avenue (Central Park) Lote AVM. Hie OOM 1s 260 West Tw rat street, OR SALE—TWO FIVE STORY TENEMENT HOUSES, in fine condition mand ood neighborhood, for $24.09, Y & MCGRATH, 151 Broadway, OR SALE—FOUR LARGE PIECES OF THIRD AVE- nue improved Property: also two Corner Hous h Lots on avenue A; wit also two iarge, Tenement Property, with Lots, paying 3 per cent on investment; one first class ‘Ten ment Tiana an Lot on first avenue; two Houses and Lot 0x100, 00 Muiberry street, paying ‘a d Lot on Division’ strect, 26 few on East Thirty-second (09; tine Eighth avenue Property ale, f. Ek, 249 East Houston street, from 7 to 10 A, “M. and wor. M. FORTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX. three story high stoop brown stone with possonston. Apply to WILLIAM iti Ti Broadway. Trinity bail ding, basement. OR SALE—TWO VERY FINE FOUR STORY HIGH oop brown stone Houses on Murray Hill, and one extra large on Lexin, enue, ADY & McGRATH, 151 Broadway. F°%. SALE—A SMALL, ELEGANT BROWN STONE front House, three stories, basement and cellar; neigh. berhood first class. Ap pple te XTON, on the premises, Forty-eighth street, near Third « 8. JENNINGS, OR SALE—THE TWO THREE syory EAND,| FRENCH attic high stoop brown aston We Forty. ininth surest, near Fil Fi te y avenue; b ro ished in fra hae WN BENSCHOTEN. 31 Wareri Hd and 6 to 8 P. M., of on the earn rh ty te 10 ley place, from, a irom 3 to 5 P. - OR SALE—TWO THREE, STORY Hig STOOP Ht brick Houses, 168149 and 86, on West Twenty-ninth Fis k House, with store, Sinb) in i, ow Tent 12 MUND H. MARINE, 636 Sixth avenue, corner Thirty-eceond street. VOR SALE—THRER eg B. SEMEN BRICK Py merges | sist yventh JACOB, fod Weet Thirty-escond street, we tear Stn OR alS—4 TERY ye Bers, sToxs Bion jt out re jon within Uhree daye if desired. " Will be sold. low: rap a at 78 West Forty.seventh streot, fram 8 to 12 A. M, or 7 P.M. wt Lay tg A. Regal Ag af Pag pas theast corner of creates” nisnion aie. the four 5 Ae J. House northwent i. corner avenue. tow. okcasene Ro. Nassou sama v ~~ Bry fo Bs yaory, ON EAST RIVER, Lyne ston Toa or ember ade ire of an TPOLLLON, 160 Para mreet, room No. 6, ae. Si. F°R.24 Ly eng 5 eer, Late kf Pt F stor bro English power Hate 1 eens rs yw. i Piotow's'co., reek, ar OR = Py oe Sasrment EAR k jou feet, frescoed an om: Branton any tine, Apply wi, i LUDLUW & CO.,No. 8 Pine street, OR SALE WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 8 splendid new four wo sone fron! ‘and one three yo’ in tl story, eves mh sivuated on Filty ween Fifth and anger tak ave Bues. Apply 0 G. te bailder, on the premiens ait ne BUY LAND.-—CHEAP LOTS. on, $1) monthly, for sale by UaaRtea Mite LER? AUanticavoaue, East New York, and No. 9 Willough- by street, near City Hall, Brooklyn, ‘Houses built for pur- chasers on easy terms, NOR SALE-—A PRETTY RURAL GOTHIC COTTAGE, x, with Lots 40x10), handsomely laid out in flower bs, trees and eines, very ploasantiy situated in borhood, with beautiful surroun on. vei ni high ground near the head of Myrtle avenue. 1 ook; time to Fulton forry by car, 85 minutes. House conta n rooms, besides cellar and gorret; gas, furnace to heat the whole hot range, hot and cold water, dumb wai , speaking tab: ‘tc. itis one of the Reig y — places in Brooklyn, Price $7,000, Address box 5,007 Post oill ce, New York, Ox REQUIRED Leb AND BALANCE BY fastalmenta, for '& genteel. ‘concentent House ia Brooklyn: only 18" minuie three story, high stoop, 11 1001 a if re- quired, Apply at 202 Broadway —FOR SALE, BROOKLYN, IN A GOOD neighborhood; two story brick, all modern ; hot and cold water. station 8d Pina JACOB SHARP! wale at a great bargal mliltons feet pine. hemlock and spruce; dere ed, cutting over twelve thou houses, a blacksmith's shop, lai Fatty acres under cultivatio bent tract of Umber in ae quate railroad; a There are over three thousand cords of ba ear good market; price $16,000; terms, easy payments, Waiker, aunty, Pa, SPLENDID, FARM OF FIFTY.SE for sale at a bargain; has two large orch one hundred choice @ trees, large bar house, good fencin apleaal hover fang aprons; delight ful location; iby; price only $3,000; terms, $1 600 cash, balance ine wight y years; only two miles from Strouds. burg. Address Walker, Strondaburg, Monroe county, Pa. BEAUTIFUL . stone stabling 18 {8 considered the only four miles from market for lumber. ark, on FARM OF TWENTY ACRES, WITH good bara, corn erih, smoke ith good’ run of trade, for 2,000; terme, $1,100 cash, balance in three years, Address Jker, Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa, SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENTSI HAVE ‘at my disposal an improved Coal Iron and Timber c acres) on the Panvaylvania Central Rail road, with Steam Mil now running, and all necessary build- Angas for a Lara ie. WESTBROOK, Counsailor-at-law, 62 Broadway. LL WANTING FARMS.—GOOD Sort, MILD CLt. mate, thirty-four miles south of Philadelphia: price per acre; best of grain and la Also improved rarm*. Hundreds are settling. Information seut free. Address C. Ke Landis, Proprietor, Vineland, 8.9 A HOUSE, BARN, HALA AN ACRE OF 1 aoe from Hariém Bridge, five minut a minutes from steers cars. WM. H. RAYNOR, No. COTTAGE FOR $3,100, WITH AS REAT LOT % FEET 167 Jn garden, well Igcated,’ on igh ground, handy Possession itme- ates A iy to cn a bircuet, No. 2 New Chambers Atreet, second floor. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCR AT TREMONT (114R- lem Railroad), #0 ee, from the ci land highly stiivateds with beautiful Trait: fer eale for the tow sus of 10,000, Full i parueulare of A. A. J. BLEECKER, 8ON & 0, 77 Cedar street. RGAIN, AND ONLY ONE THOUSAND CASH — . Gothic, slate roof Cotta; 000; also & oh ree, PF ca $14.08: galt cn ft ground, with be quire a8 Bowery. pase cn Suance FOR SPECULATORS.—A 10 YEARS' it 140 acres of Cosi Land, known as the Canliffe pit eiuated on each side of the Danville canoe in Cheaterfiel peg wit'ge, being the nearest mi Richmond with at r Fa 6 Boxes, nnd olny other thi eonte carry 0 are? poke fee sapebie of produc! ng of preset 9 in| st blacksmith i ry Mh nie ee WAND Y. CANNON, Een, fi T MILLSTONE—A SPLENDID FARM OF 190 ACRES of large ho paperior In @ with twelve large room, attic and cellar, wi me fine oe a in fet “red ni & by isa fran i ‘8 FEROU: UsON retclase 3 Newman sireck-room'No. 4, COTTAGE—SEVEN ROOMS, LOT a0XIN; ; one hour ecg hye aah Northern ropartios in ecrwe vik GENIN TAPP EN, ST Pine street PA A OR SALE OR TO LET—TWO NEW COTTAGES AF Tenaily, 16 miles from cit; @ minutes’ walk ght rooms each; rent nd $10, Apply yarvrr FarM FOR SALE— 299 ACRE, 000 FRI F trees, 600 gravevines, four acres straw! al the choicest kinds, Anoogattle bed Rigg ney Vr 000 pre annually ou fruit alone, ‘erms Peiwedu 12 and Lo cloak eat ties BG. SUREPS T TWENTY ACRES OF HIG! ind, «tuated on what is know lly located for a sui mile from Five Mi application to Hl. HL T A raat by mg An 4 Land, bounded on t! as nel 's istand; said land ‘a beaut mnec's rexidenice or hovel ; r _ $$ _—_—— ad IMBER LANDS IN. BASTERN VIRGINIA WAnzED L ee sxenenee fora ee eee ae near New nt (be neara river and easy of acc ESOS 8. DINGEL & CO. No. 9 Pina street. ME UNITED STATES LAND AND IMMIGRATION Company, No.7 Broadway, has for agle or hs rms ia all pariwof the country, Also ualmprow WEST MORRISANIA WESTCHESTER COUNTY. For sale or to Iet, a well built, medium hres minutes from Mel alrty minutes from Twenty-six 3 4 frult trees. grape vi W. G. ALLISON, 245 Pearl street, Now York, 5 ACRE punaaet FARM AT WESTOHESTER 5 OV county, Mount Kiseo, near depot. Two five and wings, 120, 2 orchards aad fruit, 8 cow! wage: AGE. ++ 208~ TO MAKE AN EN: prano, Address N, fourth atreet, SOPRANO OF EXPERI NCE WANTS A POSITION: in a first class quartet choir, ether in New York Brooklyn. t references, Address Boprauo, Ei oflica. A LADY DESIRES A FIRST CLASS by agg ig in Chole f for soprano or alto; refers to Sig. A. Barilt, YOUNG LADY WISi£ ment to sing In achou ue and Seven A ner of ‘Third jaarter; beat ono at pupite’ residence f eaober, box wiven. “Address with Herald odie, TEACHER OF THE PIANO WILL GIVE PRE. vais lessons at 212 West Toenty-cgaee streat (ole ber 122), or at the residences of pupils, Terms mod ter erate. PROFESSOR oF THE HIGHEST REPUTATION would exehany nein Piano and Vocal for Boar@ or partial board in Best of references, Address Professor, Pond muatc 7 ORMAL 3 MCSIOAL RVATORY, 248 (AENTRAL NO CONS! CNET Twentyenicth ferret Seuwsen Bevouth snd Bight oO Violin, Ly io. all Harwouy. * Tassous mai ma ppt THOR! bg He ant cher: urely avenues.—Pian: IRST CLASS ORGANIST AND ‘SOPIAxO quartet) are open for engagements, E nope He church; highest refarences give care of Merge. | Bleee ker s street. Ge REAT 8UCC Rew, elenplibod resales ners to gain a thoro ugh * Me 10 TEACHER WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN OF unquestionable character and ability ts wanted famas and instrumental music in the Norsm Seininary, A AIC ary, Principal, tthe Metropolitan tistely Tahiteday, Saturday, September 1%, Mand 21. cH OWD, Privetpal, Siwita | Bok OF PRACTIC fl Saipor mouth, at 212 West Uhirty-uinth abreeh FLAT, BY H. P. DANEM LLIAM HAL, & 50 roadway, PROFESSORS or PIANO, 701 Broadway, IRST CLASS TROUPE, TO STARR es ed ae DEUM-IN B Ew TE Sample ie sent to leaders of choirs, Paes nese, ee find ad aloo Pil find & Sor Walle, 0° Necih Tenth street, 4 streal Westen say! A YOUNG LADY, A music store; understands tose thoroagh! had experience tn ieaching; references gi' FT, box 8,484 Post oities, AN GUUS. 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