The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1868, Page 8

8 POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. FUE POLITICAL SITUATION nm GEORGIA. Review of the Presidential gy ake ae Democratic Victory CertainHow the Negro Vote Will Probably Be Cast-—Probable Re- walt of the Congressional Election—The Prin- eipal Speakers on Both Sides—Incendiarism Howell Cobb, BRUNSWICK, Sept. 9, 1868, After a tour extending over every part of the State g@nd travelling two thousand miles by rail, and a lit- tle less than three hnndred and fifty by stage and water, your correspondent brings his political can- vass of Georgia to a close for the present. In review- tng the prospects of political parties in this State the opmion expressed some weeks ago that the @emocracy will be the victors must be here repeated. The more } have travelled in the interior the more eertain has this appeared, until now | should mot be at all astonished if the radicals are beaten by fifty thousand majority. At the @aine time it is mot to be denied that circumstances may oceur which would affect this result and probably change it, Should the demo- crats make any gains in Maine on Monday next Georgia will go overwhelmingly for Seymour and Blair; should the radicals increase ther majority of last year and the October elections indicate the sne- ess of General Grant, the whites will probably abandon the contest in despair, or at best make no greater effort than sufficient to poll @ majority of ‘the votes cast. [¢ will thas be perceived that the Fesult in Georgia depends to a considerable extent mpon the state of public sentiment at the North, If avy hove of Seymour's election is heid out there the fight here will be pretty much one-sided. This is not the opinion of your correspondent alone. Mr, Ed- Wards, member of Congress from the Third district of this State, who declines a renomination, admitted to me that the radicals cannot carry his district again. It is true he expresses much confidence in his being able to poli a majority of the votes; but that, he admits, arises from his personal popularity with the whites and fom lis publicly denying that ne is a radical, Mr. Gove, the gentleman from Georgia who is clamoring for a September session of Congress, has also de- elined a renoiination. In addition numerous prom- ment radical otlice holders openly deciare that Sey- mour aud Blair will obtain the electoral votes of this State. ‘The names of some of the most prominent radical icaders here might be mentioned in this con- ection—men Who hold this opinion and so expressed % me in conversation—was it not a violation of confidence, But besides this testimony the thorough eanvass i have made during the past month shows quite plainly in what direction the current of public sentiment rups. Predictions regarding what the vote of a State will be are not generally safe to be Felicd upon, but I will venture to predict it in this in- stance. To commence with, there 1s the white ele- ment, at least eight-tenths of which will vote the @emocratic Uckel. This will number not less t#an ninety thousand votes, and may reach as high as one hundred thousand. No threats, arguments or bribes can change the intention of this body. Its ‘Vote will be cast solid against Grant and Colfax. Next comes ihe negro element, which is the great prize for bot parties to win. If all the negroes could be induced to vote the radical ticket they, with the ff teen thousand whites who will vote, it would carry the State. But they cannot. I have visited every @ougressional district in Georgia, and from all the Anioriwation received would estimate the negro vote for ihe democracy as follows:— Negro Negro Dist. Dem. Vole. Dist. Dem, Vote, 1—hsavannah . 4,000 5—Augusia 2—Albany.. 6,000 6—Athens S—Coiumbus. 7—Atlunta. Bot iniended that they shall be regarded as meaning the actuai negro vote which will be cast for the de- mocracy. What 18 meant is that at jeast thirt three Wousand negroes will either vote with the whites or remain away from the polls, Indeed, the estimate is decidedly moderate, for a widespread im pression prevails that not more than fifty thousaud Begrves Cun be got to vote the radical ticket. This would give forty-five thousand negroes to the Gewocracy, either direct by voting, or indire by not Voltlng atall. The Augusta district, for mstance, has. @ registered majority of iifteen thousand negro voters nd yet General A. R. Wrigiit, one of the leading @emocrats of Richmond county, expresses un- bounded confidence in the ability of lus party to carry it, In iny opinion he is mistaken. The radi- als will probably carry the district by twenty-five hundred majority. But to back to the State at Mrge. Unless the Maine and October elections dis- hearten the whites there will be two hundred thous- = votes cast In Georgla next November, as ful- wss— ¥or Seymour and Blair, 115,000 For Graut and Colfax $5,000 Democratic majority... ‘This estimate ts not toc y J the reconsiruction lawa, witch disfranchised over twenty thousand whites, there were about one hun- @red and ninety-five thousand votes registered as every white man is now enfranchised and can vote ai the ‘coming election, it will be seen that there is every possibility of two hundred thousand votes being Cast. Ali over that number will go to swell the demvucratic majority. With regard to the Congres- sional districts, all but the First and Fifth wil be earried by the democrats by majorities ranging from three to twelve thousand. The First district is in @oubt, as Bradley is running as an independent cw didate against Clit, the regular nominee; and if th Fadical vote 1s much split perat Wil slip 1 ‘The Fifth district 1 think the radicals will carry by two or three thousand majority. To sum up the woapect, the political result im Georgia bids jair to we nine electoral Votes for Seymour and Blair, five and probably six democratic Congressmen, and one, and perhaps two, radical Congressmen, That the election returns will show this 18 quite evident. ‘The campaign on the part of the democracy has up to the present time been aggressive and Vigor. ously prosecuted, Being utterly nnable to cory with th er oppouents in bart mass meetir the republicans have shrunk from exhril ther poverty, if nothing else, in public demons: tions, The great fizzle at Atiania on the Isth of ast month has, to use an expres: completely Knocked: the wind out of their sails, “Bhey DOW seen dispose to avoid such things as barbecues and mass 1m and are confining Uiemselves to midiuy electioneering. In the large ceutres of popuiatic the radical negroes are weil organived and will v ‘With comparative unanimity for Grant and Coll The democrats can do nothing with the da: Ries of the towns and cities, but in ine country the radicals have a tremendous op- tion to contend with. Perhaps they could do nothing better than to work as 1 are now working in the dark. It 18, toa great ex- tent, impossible for the whites to find out wit is told the negroes at every one of these aiter dark gatherings. Thus they ca: t all the Poison instilled mto the mim groes by the ghouls of radicalisin, Those negroes Who are infu. enced by them seldom or never attend th wo Uhat it ts nlikely that, they are tampered The canvass of Georuia, therefore, presents Un Msual spectacle of one pariy making hercniean ete by daylight and the oth working vigrorousiy, thongh earnestly, after dark. Democratic mass meetings, barbe: and local gathertnys are al publicly held during tie day, parsuant to previous advertisement in the news papers, Radical clubs organized and transact bi rk; the le Jeagues meet in the aight harungued by incen iar She dewi hour, ing and gly rine from the w “walk the earth: campaign has tie advan made at these nightly vigils g Mshed, for rarely do ihe demoe api where they are to be held. From what tas heer published it is evident that if one tithe of ali the iar by radical orators on these inter the newspapers & murmur Maine to Califor > adieatistn in the diferent. first, hough probal abstractions (oo purely thea contains many good aiid beuelciAl ce sty, respectability and virtue can euler f hout 30,000 . or wherever th injury. tn th it i$ a monsty oLuing Jess, Call it beasiliness and you Wh ia mame, Ht has been an unfordmate thing for state th the priveip wth parties have done and ar woud. La ALL We hid i. brown aud Janes Jolns threatening ef in the event of the white tempting vo deprive the negroes oF the elt ehise, and by thetr language virtuatiy ten half savage allies how + nents, “No four mniiiy privilege without a bieody s the presence of rome 1 Would be jess than 1 pays:—"The negroes whites have their p cities, towns, Village jodged to peace.” You bi young men Who were mobt when & tar approached and said, “Kor God's © tt nail his ear to the pump.” They } HOt Med tated such ap act, bul the appeal no ihe idea in motion and whe Hex! mini Wwretch’s ear Was in union wilh the purty Gevernor Brown's speech. 1 id the negroes 10 born down the property of the whites in the even of ther attempting to deprive them of the right vote his language could have fad no more effect fan it has had, Byer since that speech was made the firms threat of the negro speaker ik io burn down tte white man's prayerty. THE Jeaiiay domyeralie BHEDkK ers And nesroE t Again « to los you the Georgia 4 hough pot ep \d Bombast—Ex-(iovernor Brown, James Johnson, Kebert Toombs, Ben Hill and chester Warren Leland, Clarkson N. Potter, William | Tuesday, September 1, of typhoid kill, are named, The republican candidates for the | th year of his aye, General Franz Siege! and William H. Robertson, the The friends of the fuimily are respectfully invited | ty-third streets. present incumbent, who has positively declined to run, although his friends insist upon his so doing. With over four thousand majority on the last vote it | fantum, Mary ELLEN, youngest child of Peter and would be queer if the democratic nominee should not be elected, State. Is there anything disgraceful in being or haying been an express agent? Some of the most | Ii!s grandfather, Samuel M. Furman, worthy, wealthy and honorable men in the country have followed that business. of Alabama, a gentleman because he vetoed the radical bill to throttle the Presidential! vote of the CONKLIN. State, are that the republican State ticket In Pennsylvania | Corens, aged 49 years, 11 months and 1 day. will be elected in October by about twenty thousand ‘The friends and relatives, also the Mt. E joreb En- majori an increased majority. The republicans expect to | his late re increase their strength in the Congressional delega- | tion. youngest son of John and Mary Collins, a, 10th instant nominated:—For Governor, General James M. Harvey, of Riley county; Lieutenant Gov- ernor, C. V. Eskridge; Secretary of State, Colonel Presidential Electors, D. R. Anthony, I. S. Kalloch | Fronexc and Horton; Representative in Congress, Sidney | Louisa W. 8 ag Clarke. Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon,at one o'clock, ra as above. N. B.—Wanted, unfurnished Houses for mour:—“‘When G election Mr. Seymour was bitterly opposed to him, and he manifested his opposition to him in the mean- } Jariing, of 64 Ninth a y est possible manner. Night after night, when honest Notice of faueral in Thursday's papers. men slept, he would take an augur, harness up his ness, would bore it through and through anti it woul! fall to the ground.’? What next?! The Vigilance Committee in Seymour, Ind, | 800 of Join and Mary Hagwerty, aged 9 years, 4 the expedition of the to Lexington, Ind., for the purpose of lynching the express robbers ¢ rived at V twelve b renin at in the vicinity of Vienna, and arousing LraTHrM. the ocenpants,” ordered them to hitch up | ALEXANDER Leavies, in the 46th year of his age. thet horses and Wagons tor the purpose of taking The friends of the family are re: the Vigilants to Lexington, Resistance was useless, | 1 attend as (he persous demanding twansportation were w armed and were terribly in earnest. The wage having been got in re started on the Lexin abou ed the keys of the building. Mr. Amos told his early visitors that there were no men confined in the jail andthat he was entirely willing t take the Keys, go to the Jail aud satisfy themselves of te fae th FERSISHED HOUSE TO LET—ON 2711, ISTH, 15TH ‘They (hen went to the depot, in the belief that the nolera ‘sh, Lith, 26th, 42d, 4th, Lexington’ and ‘Irving Renos would come from New Aibany by the train, hter of | pince, = $300 to RENO, ‘ing, however, when the train arrived, that the ey Margaret: Maloney year, | month OUNKIN & CLINE, 966 Broadway. n whom tiey lad come to hang were not on 10 days, : avd, and learning that they were still confined in ‘The friends of the family are respectfaily myited BEAU TIEUL FOUR STORY JUGH stoor HOUSE (PO LET WACK the New Albany jati and would not be taken Judge Jewelt took no unnecessary precaution Harrison street, | = ee When te nanied arms from the Governor this (Wea yeslay) morning, a ten \ LARGE, FiVTHt AVE- Eat Fortieth to eo! the prisoners from mob violence ke a . ished, to let; | PO LETRA! shoud they be teled im Seott county, many he- Met ar At Brier C1, near Sing Simg, OM | aise fine Hi rent, fur right to be presumed innocent til they are duly con- vieted ip accordance with law. Vigiawts will hardly venture #0 far from home, The | scel. t NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. Teban anon Encampment No. 12, and of ~— Incendiary as the of their haa, ane MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. lly (thw erp tion] Ni least. No, 74, I, O. of O. F., are res} FURNISHED is about fo sunray toe fort and we will be founds the funeral, on Thursday epee ae oe at two ppeck. perfect gentleman in appearance manners, is Married. ron Se 1a ~ anes Re Eight betwee! th avenues; at gp Taometimnes BAlLE¥—GAnDNER.—OD September 12, | Reeves,—On Mon took 1 Reis unnersssaie uitiee on the eabject, but on ll pete ep BAILEY to Miss | infant gon of John T,, Jr., and Kate V, Coon phe, solar Srrng attr ducati, sae ors | gating ao et it shire nd sof me fama, ao wove | TA pesradefore the capable. Be Becently Be yO @ letter Brookiye’ Be » oh ened bo aisence ne ie j sea pase > aR, youngest son Wm. B. and Jennie A, Silber, | Pie view of the river. f peace. | Lavra D. BURNELL. No who ‘neo 1 month and 18 days, SWMLENES movers 20 LES. THE GREATER PART oF A rate wens on West Twenty- oars irate between er va GURIGRA RDS 88 broadway, up stair IREE STORY AND ay toil wi men ree minut, wok frome fs. Wartingto pace, Di an JRNFLL.—On Tuesday, “Al PO L LET CA TRIVATE RESIDENCE oN a UPPER URYBA—BU! pene a island. House is brick and co modern regarded as dcairing to stir up strife, when oy entire t Rev. ‘Thomas Mallaby, Hirtay MrEYE a to ‘an Ropers eae ‘Set " Epwaxp Ar- | improvéments; stable, garden and about four acres of paras, river," Convenient to the oly by the ons ROOMS AND A APARTMENTS TO LEP. FLOOR Tost. T_FIVE dot ake dreamer FOR BUSINESS on Thir Cie 16 WEST best ab eo THIRD STREET.. mRUECANT partly or fully furnished, opposite Fifth A. epue Hotel attached. 19 Be wal ered ees, ne bal Ia mires red NG.—At Hudson . J., on Mon- falls to tnderstand the situation. There are mo- | 4,040 BiEssind. “AP Aiton City, NJ. on of ae. Tee Eee eeal eee Ms eon a fosent Gap, of city of Bergen, to Emmy BLES of his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sampson Moore, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral serv: eae; rents he Naina and friends of the feoily, and those T° fal TET AT 7 BASLEM, PORSESSION AT Y ONCR, SEY. rick Houses, vated, fated ae 8. B, KENYON, Third a ett aoe, unfortunately, in nine cases out of ten, these are the rlaaes papers please cop’ from tu ices, ‘esses ocrat! ie residence of his parents, Fifth avenue, be- ety eneye rere ne pnp LAWBENCES-LEF BURR. -AL autora, Conn, on | tween 120th and 10th streets, on Thursday atuer- je of Georgia are not in sympathy with his views, | Wednesday, September 9, by the Rev. Dr. Hubbell, | noon, at four o'clock, ney listen to him with attention because of his un- | Captains: J, baNneses, oF Naw i ae 1ST _FURMIEED, board a ld |. LAWRENCE, of New Hendon, Conn., to STEFFENS.—-On Tuesday, September 15, Marra Englth’ ‘basement brick Hot : CATHRINA SPEFFENS, wile of Frederick Stetfens, | #t¥eet, fourth house west of TO A FAMILY OF ADULTS, ‘a lady and alittle girl, a three sor situated in ird avenue, doubted abilities, his oratorical pone and, more ‘PEARCE—DRUMMOND.—On Monday, than all, through respect for his mer inant posi- . ~~ at the residence of the bride’s Basher, by the Rev. D, The funeral will take piace from her late residence, Son, These a89 EB “rich insure hi a aera K. Lee, GRORGE W. PEARCE to Lire, daughter of | 39s Hudson street, one Thuraday afternoon, at one | sion hearing. But his lang has no more etfect Jonn J. Drummond, Bsa, ell of this elty + angnst 6 at | © rls Breas and relatives are respectfully in- 0 — BAGLEY.- vited to atten upon the white than would that of Schugter Colfax, Greenhill. Presbyterian ‘chnreh, Philadelphia, by the |" Siaxxon—-In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1 have taken memorandums of conversations held ~ 9 with one hundred and three persons in,various parts thin uur Uae CHARLES SHOEMAK:, Eig JouAN Al wit ‘of William “Shannon, i the 27th of the State oa the subject of Mr. Toombs, and of these |“ Woop—Pansos: only fifteen endorsed his views. ‘The fact is that Mr. rs e ite Toombs is politically dead in’ Georgia. The very the Church of the Holy Apostles, by the Kev September 14, | aged 28 years, (0 LET—A Lig House, r. | fully invited to attend the faneral from. ber late | (TO LET IN BROOKL them, Will not publish his@speeches on account of | M+ BV4 Paxsons, of Auburn, N.Y, (Wednesday) aiternoon, at two o'clock precisely. alte Post ollice. pi On Tuesday, September 15 a ‘The friends and re‘atives of the family are respect- ee fine order; three story brick, Hall street; Swiss Cottage, newspapers of the State, or at least two-thiras of | Howiaud, JouN K. Woon, formerly of this city, 1 | residence, 163 South Third street, Williamsburg, this | Washingion avenue; also’ a furnished soawtind FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF 19 rooms, almost full of boarders; central location ; possea- once. Address Country House, station D. Migs Segal 127TH STREET, nues, a ETWEEN FOURTH very handsome fect order and ‘all the modern gunreniee. } possession f , 43 Water street. WaitrxG.—On ‘tuesday afternoon, Sept. 15, after Mngering illness, Mary Perce, wife of Henry Ww. Birth, Whiting and daughter of the late Joseph S. Winter, HryMANN.-On Monday, September 14, Mrs | formerly of New Orleans. their violence, I regret having to write thus of a gentleman whose qualities are excellent-—a man Who, if he could but learn the virtue of moderati would take a leading position among the states’ seen from 11 toB, 10 LET—FOUR STORY HIGH SFOOP BROWN STONE House, 175 West Forty-fifth street, Broadway, furnished or unfurnished; immediate possession, second door from ADOLPH HEYMANN, of a daughter, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited come of the country. But itis due to the people of Ge gia that the truth shall be spoken, Mr. Toombs repr sents no political party in the South; he is mere), an exponent of his own peculiar views. Died. formation, Gates avenue, near Classon avenue, oop pater Bee on Friday afternoon, at half-past three | SAMUE! arOM Arxo.y.—On Monday, September 14, Katie 8., clock, 5 hn Hy I et . ) age 5 Whe Tenth New York Cor jonal District. daughter of at Pcie Ane LONI 8. Arnold, aged New Orleans papers pleage copy. ‘The Tenth Congressional district In thia State, : A a ees oe ee , and those Py of her grandmother, Tie hia Ralph, are re- om paned 0 Sqr eae nHOR ae Wee iemare, Ny mam spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the and Rockland, is now the scene of considerable con- | residence of her parents, 306), Mott street, this grabulation in regard to who shall be the candidates | (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, ply at 147 East Twenty-tirs handsome connecting Rooms, fourth floor; three elegant con- of the two parties. The conventions have not yet Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid necting Rooms on fourth floor. Apply to ISAAC 0. BARKER, Watcr street, New ¥ them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven. BORRELL, 1D East n 18 Haat Twentyeas 0 LET_AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND DECO- dramercy Park Hotel; rent #300 iclan, wife and servant. Ap- ect, belween J and 8 P, M. only. RNITURE FOR rated House, 0; per month and board for a p 10 LET—IN BROOKLYN, E. D. D. Fi sale), House, three story ‘brick, neatly furnished, Santly situated and convenient to’ ferries. Inquiro al to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Re- ro Le: LET—4 VERY DESIRADLE THREE STORY pal in Eight treet, in order. THOMSON & KON, 1,398 Thied avenue, of F. been held, but the wirepullers have selected their New OH SADE TODAA Dies please rey favorites, and they will be urged for nomination NEE eth ond: Ly mbt 1, eaten, ne is ee peas a 8 accident, while crossing the rack at Eas! - RALD BUILDING, C when the proper time arrives, The district gave the | ™ atharw, Columbia oohbies N. Y., Pumo V. and A ‘of Fulton and Nassau streets, New York, Floor, fear Fil room 14 Merald Building. avenue. 3 gammcarntanat 7L East Fitty-aecond street, following vote in 1867 on the election for Secretary OPHA BEEBE. itable for ight manufacturing business. Address Isaac O. (0 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE AT JERSEY ory, of State:— Notice of the funeral services hereafter. jarker, new Herald Bulldog, Teithin ave minutos? walk of Cortlandt street ferzy Counties, . pvp, | _BEDSON.—On Sunday, September 13, Mrs. JaNr, DOCTOR'S OFFICE, FURNISHED, TO LET AT 64 | modern, improvements, Apply at room No. ly am Wer lehoaten. ri mean’); | widow of Thomas Bedson, Sethe reek’ year ot her | AL _Matinonavenue, with or without Bogrd mreet, New York, Rockland..... 1,081 | SRE. on a ER ea 0 LET_IN EIGHTY.FIFTH STREET, NEAR HUDSON ? ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited —TO LET, MEAT MARKET ON EIGHTH AVENUE, ‘Dathroom, icoh . stable, Panam. $188 to attend the funeral, from the house of her son-in- A, ‘went side, up town ; ten years’ established ; fixtures com: Terver, a sgn pled eer See a aL000 oe aon | law, Dr. Van Kieek, No, 69 East Fourth street, this | Plete. Cheap rent. Apply at'88 Chariton street, annum, Address box 3,16 Post oilice.” 34 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—TO RENT, ENTIRE ‘Third Floor, unfurnished; also one furnished on fourth foor. ) 907 BAST IWENTY-FOURTH STREET, WEST OF Seventh avenue,—Part of ynfurnished house to rent to a genteel family. 338 SECOND AVENDE.—TO LET, A SUIT OF THREE Rooms, furnished; house first class; all mod- OUsprotennher iarun movereie, alerenses eiobaneet. 57 aWEST THIRTY FIRST STREET | BETWEEN Eighth and Ninth avenues, Seve shet! Rooms ai citient acters hameeee to let, en ice or singly; u! T NEW BRIGHTON HAMILTON PARK, — “70 RN Er a first class brick Villa, 13 rooms, with gas, water, gar Pinata ert ain ted ainuten tome wen residence} c 1m! delightfully locate ve PAM ILTON, 36 (AOUNTRY PLACES TO LET—FURNISH C furnished; also for re on (pad Hackensack and Northern italiroads, fine Bulldlng Biot oor ary oat FURNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT AT HASTINGS ~ F ‘Ten rooms; five minutes from depot; at low rent, In- quire at Hastings depot. LET—A_ HANDSOME VILLA, ON KINGSBRIDGE road, or Broadway and 15d street; ten minutes’ drive from Central Park; in perfect order, ali modern Improve- ments; grounds handsomely laid out; coach house, stables und other outbuildings; will lease fora term of years to = good tenant. Cun be seen from 10 to 4; immediate posses- sion ; rent $2,500 per annum, 10 LET_—AT MADISON, N. J. NEAR DEPOT, A PAR- tially furnished House, Sarr ining nine rooms, &e., wit! four acres of ground, barn, Xc.; at_a moderate ren| April 1, 1889, Address’. ©. bor 213 New York Post oill 10 Ler, FURNISHED—A COMFORTABLE ore cont italning six rooms, within half an 4 of city b; steam cars; rent $85 per’ month. Address Waslingiou, Herald office. 0, LET OAT NEW DURHAM, N. J. THREE MILES from Hoboken ateam or horse ‘new Honse (eight pin Barns, &e.; land to sult. Apply at 197 Greenwich. 75 PER MONTH.—10 LET, 80 MINUTES FROM NEW +) York via New Jersey Central Railroad, fu Honse, near depot. Location unexceptionable. ‘Would et unfurnished. M. D., Greenville, New Jersey. eed MILLINER'S SHOW AND WORK ROOMS TO _LET— 4.342 | (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, SECA Abate ge cay aaa 8 BEEBE.—Suddenly, at East Chatham, N. Y., PHILO With this huge preponderance in favor of the | y, Breve, aged 66 years, and his wife, Sopm1a BEEBE, | avenue. Rent iow. democracy it is natural that there should be many | aged 71 years. Tn new building 66 West Eighteenth street, near ‘Sixth TPO, LET HOUSE NO. 66 AMITY, STREET, AND THE whole or part of ta Furniture for sale. Possession im- mediately. Apply to J. EDWARD BYLANDT, ‘ANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR DRESS- | 646 Broadway. aspirants for the nomination of that party. Among | ,, The fiends of the family are invited to attend | 8, Making or other genteel lady's business, at No. 5 Bi the number have Been tieiea’ Oomelina Pe raatnan their funeral, from Dr. Hurchard’s churuh, Thit- | yor piace, mth tireety tree doors weat ato Brome} a of Rockland, who has secured all the delegates | on Friday morning, at eleven o’ciock, without fur: teenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenu ol ther notic from that county in his favor. Rockland has not BLEAKIE.—On Sunday, September 13, JANE BLRA- had a representative in Congress in seventeen years, | gi, the beloved wife of Robert H. Bleakie, in the and the appeal from that quarter of the district is ore Sapo oe ‘Seta ob Uk tain, amd the rm he relatives anc qt fa , Also th strongly in favor of Mr. Hoffman. Abraham B. Cou- } members of Naval Lodge, No. 69, are Fespectiuily Ih: ger is also @ candidate from Rockland. Putnam | vited to attend the fuperal, from her late residence, nor store: it has been a liquor store t ive year; | and Madison av., #200 ase ae nished, on Boulevard # STORE 274 FRONT STREET TW ‘DY, 3 Chambers street, "Apply to B. fuga, each 60 feet (ront, entire premises 100x100 feet, near | MEAD, 400 Eighth avenue. (0 LET—UNFURNISHED, — stone House, coruer, hexington TORE TO LET—AT % DIVISION STREET, FOR A | Alto furnished Houses, Wh ii M10 _LET—ON BROADWA cp aa Forty-sixth street, west side, the new four stor 0 LET ae FINE BUSINESS LOCATION—TWO BUILD. | store about 85 feet deep. For particulars apply to S! "FOUR STORY BROWN near Bist st. ; 34,000, in, ddth, 26th amd Leth’ wea, mouth; ‘One acre place, fur- WP SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. SECOND DOOR ABOVE the East river; allora wants William H. Morris, son of the late General Pte ty bees ieee ae street, pile (Wednesday) after- ane ox, ‘ol avenue D, 2 & ¥ fd wat 1 se 7 ¥ 4 - \ a tai — joure, 25x! George P. Morris, or Saxton Smith, From West- | “peivkgnorr.—At Clinton, Henry county, Mo., on (0 LET—TWO LARGE PARLORS, FIT FOR ANY | Fonrth street, trontin fever, 4 Radford, William Cauldwell, Calvin Frost, of Peeks- | son of John L. Brinkerhom, of Jamaica, 'L. 1. 109 Wooster street, New York. 0 LET— HOTEL RESTAURANT, UP TOWN, PART! BULLE & CO., 175 Fifth avenue, between Twenty-second and Twen- | street, from 1 to 10 LET—FURNISHED, light business; “aiso two Bedrooms; terms moderate. | premises, or of BEEBE eC &00., A Two STORY AND ATTTO eet; elegant library; No. 7 ashington square. 43 New street, F | [TO BET OR FOR SALE, AT HARLEM Houses, entirely new; rents $1,000 and a LY ‘On Tuesday, September 15, Hanky, son ‘a ppl y nae nomination by the convention of that party are | of James and Mar; ey P ‘i furnished. For furtuer particulars apply to H. R. DREW | 12,000 and’ ise . APD to E.H. BROWN, 121 Nassau ‘Inquire on the id $1,200; sell for to attend the funeral, from their residence, 92 West hee : cee * 0 LE'T—ONE SIDE OF GENTS FURNISHING STO! Warren street, South Brooklyn. TTSis the ven bontion, ether suitabie for clothing BuRKE.—On Tuesday, September 15, of cholera ta | any bu ines corresponding with tio above, 83 Park row, HALF OF FIRST CLASS MILLINERY STORE Elien Burke, aged 1 year and 6 months. ro A The relati and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) Eye Fixtures and Good Will, Splendid ea i ten o'clock, from tie residence of her ue of INSL AMUE! Edward i Campbell, aged 10 months and 15 days. The funeral will tak corner Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue, are well adapted for any light manufacturing purpo CARLETON.—On. Tuesday, September 15, JOSHUA ‘0 LET—A BASEMENT BARYER SHOP, WITH TWO CARLETON, in the 66th year of his age. Bath Rooms, at the Occidental Hotel, 83 Greenwich The reiatives and friends of the family are invited | street. to-attend the funeral, from his late residence, 63 Lt eo YEN Broadway, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. 4 ing Nos. 133 and 125 West Twenty-fifth street, In New Haven, Conn., on Tuesday, Sep- gute a ound, wappir Wo CORBETE Sol ARGH, car a feat ity! of William Conklin, of New York, as eee se CORBLL.—On Sunday, Septeniber 13, Mr ADAM ashing ave- nue, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph thinks Governor Smiih, ‘eat Forty-second street. Coed The Harrisburg Telegraph says all the indications similar business, the ‘of the House, except the | follows, viz: wi nd floor, 8 Enst ‘Tenth street, ten doors west of Isroad- | 2° 8110 Pi rT No. % the I. S. of O. F.'8, No. 52, and the | ¥™ alee! n are invited to attend the faneral, from 2 tence, No. a6 Coructia street, on thurs: | 1G “a Tc ae eTREES —SNGLISH BAST. afternoon, at one o'clock. —-— ——--— --_____.- tember 15, Jousny. | ()5 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET. —IN A PRIVATE He | le) German family, ® physician's Office and several The Kansas Republican State Convention on the | montis and 24 days. well furnished Rooms for gentlemen, without Board; refer- Dear sister, you have called me, enees exchanged, And you have not called in vain; mp I have come to meet our Saviour And chant His holy name. , while the Legislature will be republican by | Campment LLINS—On Tuesday, DWELLING HOUSES | _TO_ LET. oO invited to attend the funeral, from the residence | finest mansions on the avenue; suitable for a private hotel, of his parents, 118 East Thirteenth street, this (Wed- Apply to ISAAC O. BARKER, room 14 new Herald Building y) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock T 738 THIRD AVENUE-—TO LET, FURNISHED, THAT | ~~ very desirable corver brown stone Honse on Second A TARGE Par » corner of Fiftieth street; house in perfect order; tm- September 13, the second anniversary of her birth, youngest danghter of T. Frederick and lowes. aven mediate poss where the owner would board reenable; parti. | Twenty-first atreet. JAMES ROWE. 1° —FUKNISHED, TWO SMALL HOUSES from No. 13 Mansticld place, West Fifty-frst street. tenante, A radical paper teils the following story of Sey- } Relatives and friends are invited to attend without —To LI neral Jackson was running for re- | further notice. Ak. tesathea Vieonaton t, and in complete order for house- Daniine.—Drowned, on Tuesday, September 15, | keeping; convenient to the Broadway and Eighth avenue FREDERICK Jy son of Thomas C.’ and) Mary Aun | cure: rent from #110 to $135 per taonth. e] “ Pi nished House to ~ tend tes Immediate possess: Also a small untur- ing a hands: Durry.—On Tuesday, Septembe wife of Philip A. Duty ‘and the belo} Lizzi AGN STORY HIGH sToOP fect order, #1,125 and large chandeliers, horse and travel around the country until he could | Anne and the late Jalues Begley, in the 24d — cant army chandaters, find a hickory pole, and then, under cover of dark- Rooms Hy «brown “ry house 6a) convenienet » family are respect- uit of two first class Floora, with rick piace aiso Suits of Rooms, wet Fourth avenue from the P Anne Begley, 100,Car p Thursday afternoon, at half-past nd nue, #i ABNER L. ELY, street, Brooklyn, two o'clock. HaGcerty.—On Monday, September 14, FOUR STORY Hts H STOOP HOU SE T gultable for boarders or business pur A TO LET-TIH DWARD, | LA. 58 Laight sree THE WESTERN EXPRESS ROBBERIES. ssi and basement, hi irty Possession saber 1. R 215 Part to let, of one Room ¥, 2065 (new No.) Fiith street. | {hind floor (modorn improvements), to a 10 ‘LET ‘ICE MARBLE FRONT 101 SE, THR igh stoop. Call on owner on. street, trom $ to 4. Rent $1,100. (0 LET FURNISHED. IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, 260 1,190 Broadway, estabilabed five years, near several bo: | sein oaraw steely “2 ore brik esr alse Terma’ moderate. Tuquire or at the hou e. kins place—a deairable Political Notes. 262 Fist street, Williamsburg. NO LET—A NEW FIVE STORY BUILDING FOR BUST- Governor Bullock, of Georgia, is satiricaily called At Astoria, 12 1, on Mondas, Septem- | ‘Tut path, pextarion heaeetaieiy goed, logation, 0 LOR, FOR SALE_NOUNE AND 101 $0.3 the “Express Agent”? by the democratic press in the EDMUND, infant son of Rachel end Apply on (he preiises, 1/4 Centre street. ing. Apply to TAYLOR & STEARNS, Bleecker atreet. 1[O_ LET—IWO LARGE FLOORS, 20X7 SOUTHWEST 0 LET OR LEASE—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, 6 pluce from the residence of | te To eee avton atsed Honse B00 Fifth avenue, furnished, with stable and carriage house in the rear, Inamediate possession given. "Apply to HARBECK &CO., (0 RENT—FURNISHED, A SMALL BROWN House, situated in the best location in West Forty- ‘second oe eS street, to a amail family of adults; good security re: juired one (0 LET OR LEASE--THE FIVE STORY BRICK BUILD- Wee Pald im udvance. “Apply between 9 and IT o'clock at 1 81 Beaver street, (0 RENT—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, bade ‘Twenty-third street, one of the large Houses just weet of Seventh avenue, north side. 10 RENT--TO MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS OR SOME. + 4 “Rent, 8500; gus ixtures, es, Weat Twenty-third street, 0 RENTON NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR NINTH a plain tree story high stoop brick front Houae, desires to sell the ould sell only Vilsloths, Carpets, owner ISHED AND IN 0OM- com. the handvome brown atone high Bay House 117 East wen hth . —TO LET—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, FURNISHE we and quod scourity requ Thomas Moonlight; Auditor, A. Thompson; Trea- |, The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect. | A, n eiggaut corner House on Fifih avenue; one of ins a ae. surer, George Graham; Superintendent of Public In- struction, P. McVickar; Attorney General, A. Dan- | nesday ford: Justice of the Supreme Court, D, M. Valentine; CLowss.—At Bridgehampton, L. 1., on, Sunday, street rent __ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. _ R AND A BACK BASEMENT TO let, {urniahed with all the conveniencies for housekeep- also avery desirable three story high | ing; or Parlor, with closets, water and gas. Kast FURNISHED FLOOR OF THREE OR FIVE ROOMS to let, separate or together; terms mi Jonable location. 48%}y Sixth avenue, SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, OCCUPY. 0 ‘and well furnished House in Forty- at M9 West Fifty-fourth street. | frat street, will give e ai the comforts of a home to a pleasant family. Address Home, box 143 Herald office. -To LET, SPLENDID FIRST FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS; convenience for ‘econd Floor, five Inquire at 123 West Houston i, waier; eve) also the fine NICE SECOND FLOOR AND BASEMENT T0 LET. firat street. 5 213 eighth streec, near Third avenue, AST THIRTY-NINTH “STREET.—AN UPPER » second and three Rooms on LOST AND FOUND. TTENTION, DETECTIVES 81,000 REWAR! A’ or stolen, heur Park row. three Gol a Certif each, inglish Watch, Yatea, in Liverpo @ name “John Brown” inside; one Ereheh sheh gold Thain with locket. No questions asked. ald office. ‘a Bs street, on Seventh avenue, ‘a child's Armlet, The owns eit hy proving property and paying expenses. © at 226 West Nineteentl ee OST—ON THE NEW YORK pllghtnn OR HUDSON River Railroad, on Tuesday night, it 18, a Du Journal for this year. The finder will ontee afavor and be rewarded by pie op or express or otherwise, to J. Ps H., 175 Pegrl street, New Yor! OST—FROM veggie = EVELYN, AT EMPIRES 4 stores, Brookl: A Bont, about 15 feet long, painted green outs! ‘with Mack | inwale and lead color in; side. A Uberal reward will be paid for return of same applying to Stamford Manufactoring Company, }57 Maide JPoUND—oN SATURDAY, AROVE og street. ) OST—BY A POOR WOMAN, ON MONDAY AFTERS 4 noon, between 5 and S orclock, a rockelbonk, witha considerable sum of money, in going from Twenty-seventhy atreet to 455 Sixth avenue. A bert reward will be paid by leaving the eame at 455 Sixth avenue, in the store, fears ante cineat Mewar painted david isatratan nbd trmarte patted Town; bow. and. stern sheets, branded J. Wood, fae, iS ninted innide and out white: ared streak around her. Al person leaving word at 48 Peck alip will be borally reward OST—ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER & A BLACK AND Tan Slut; sce the name of Nellie; bad, whers ” ine urning her t0J. McNamara, om, | Ost ON SATURDAY LAST, BETWEEN GREEN- ood and Fulton ferry, New York, a Pocketbook, coné anintng about ‘and two Promissory notes one for $1,000 and one Tor rsi0). ‘The Gnier will isang kee ~~ cash ‘aud rend the notes to Post ollice box 105 TRAYED—FROM NINTH AVENUE, NEAR TWELFTH street, m sorrel Horse, 16 bands | high, Tyiite, ind Jeg With a sot‘of cart harness,'braas mo eta rewarcen'by revuraing © to 038 and as Ls Little West Twefth street, Commercial Ice Company. $5 “REWARD.-LEFT IN THE BELT OARS AT TH +) South ferry station, on Tuesday morning, the Itt inat. a lady's black Leather Bag, marked 64 West reat Thirty-fiftta aires. 00 per month in rate; unexcep- months aud 14 days. Still at Work. y vill take place from the residence of The New Albany (ind.) Ledger gives an account of | his parents, No. 7 Clark sireet, this (Wednesday) ymour Vigilance Committee | #fternoon, at half-past one ¢ u i ag eet September USHA Jd, nOned in jail in that town:— Notice of the ies A band of men, about eighty-tive in number, ar- HUNT.—At 6 enbirs | nna from Seymneur on special train at | OF Monday, September 14, Many E.. wife of Hie ay night. The distance from | 8. Hunt and daughter of ‘the late William C. Rppe . the county seat of Scott, is | Of this city. . the road being a rather bad one ral services will be held w! ing by strangers. The Seymour men this (Wednesday) afier once proceeded to visit Various farm houses 4 Friends andr ee BA adn gre LARGE BROWN STONE °. 1, on Sixteenth street ; 19 rooms; GARD. 15, after @ short STORY Hi near Kroadway 1 STOOP ee . . endid um nt; unfurnished, to a respon: sibie pa HULBERT PLOK, 4 Thiriycateond street, | Wi", with kite: corner Broadway Jet 40 gentlemen, wi Will sell Furniture | Steet, between Fi sast Fonvin others in desira- 0; ie Washington street, ED HOUSE, CONTAIN wements, near Waverley pl «month; 12 room SB. e funeral, from his late residen Nos. 7 and 9 Twenty-third street, Firth Avenue Hate), aie, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, sa : Low RENTS. . Without further notice. A FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT; GOOD Loca. “aE ‘i afternvon, September Us, at 4 thoma, a yND, inant SON Of | yoy ¢ months and 1 day. Kis of the family are invited to \ House, RE ‘AUTIFULLY FURNISHED, 16 ROOMS, | «tating rent, Baltic street, fourth « 4 nome, LAB; one, W rooms, 820; & | Herald office. Brookivn, this (Wednesday) i hue, Bale. k 2 Firth ave Franklin at three iness the whole company street, Filth Avenue Hotel, hd Went Twenty) three o'vlock ‘ to the residence | Keiatives and und, saying there were two | atfend the funery contined m the jail whom they wanted, demad- Ai SMIrH, ner Fourteenth st, . bathroom and all tne Angust ii, Mr. THOMAS of Philadelp! City, on Monday, September ; IN, « mative of Clockjordin, Tips [tween Twenty-ser N ELEGANT! STORY Ut com Went iL STOOP BROWN STONE HOvs! they should y hed, jusisted, however, tat Mr. Amos VY them to the jan and € being useles ui, Opened it, aad the t taway, satisfied that th I 00OMS TOL two at Fourth avenne, corner s sisters, Mes. R. Patterson and Mrs. : r Mary Flannery, are respectfully Invited to attend the | jy. a pri Kast Nineteenth street, thit | ond and Twent n private font Pirh avenun betweee Twent OX ir intendest ve tims were teenth rom it onder. Also to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 44 Market street, this (Wednesday) after hoon, at hall-past one o'elook w O ed or unfarn Jor some NONths to cone. hi Kast Ninth street, west of ard the train whiel had br wh, and witich was in. teadiness. for hi up, and proceeded to their homes in ‘ounity. The reealt of this visit to Lexington pro’ STORY MODERN three roomed tween Rank and Bethun ‘pe LET—A ROOM, Kitchen Dining 18, ATEUSTR, d to attend the rs. at the Vigilance Commit. | Saturday, Seplember . ADAM MoCoromn, of St. CHURCH & RAvO » $85 Broadway, ond the bounds of their own J CrOEX. Danish West Incies, ving it Impose cal would venture y y to cerry ont thetr designs against the lives of Funers nen, who, thongh they may be guilty, have the | Hts (Wednesday) uv ¥, at eight o'cloe! MCKESSA.--On Monday, Sepiember 14, THOMAS MCKENS 4, only « hild of Thomas and Kate MeKenna, nds month id acquaintances are respectfully t the faueral, this (Wednesday) atte "clock, from No, 610 F Fourteen lt ed of partially furnished; rent not to le monthly in advai ¢. The trial of the Henos will be in the Scote Cireuit | Amer t year vurt, uniess a change of venue is taken, It is re The frien ed that an attempt will be made to take then | Viled tos ui the New Alboay jail and execute them, but [he | Neon, at | per month; th he rent; location firat ¢ ene as (he leaders in the | McGAnkyY.--[o brookiyn, on Monday, September 1¢ Tailroad and express robberies, and there i# no | M4. Matcaner NeGarny, whlow of John Me- 1g deacrtp w What the Vigiants may not risk to get por bot and @ nutive of the parish of Clougnt, STANLE stamp, my Real Estate nt, 925 Broadway. “ — PRIVATE FAMILY. WILL LET WEL F-BEACH STREET, OPPOSITE. &F. Rooms to fens withont board, 200, © avenue cars, Rest reference GOODALE, JAMES R, EDWARDS, DART OF A HOUSE TO OR, Apply at 17 § RLOR AND THREE able for Nght t Ts OF AA, Storm door from Fifth avenue, and next door to. the j revoort House, elegant Roone to rent, singe and en suite. Broadway, up staire. | Hixheat references given and required. me ELEGANTLY Fi RNIBHED PARLOR FLOOR TO it t board, oF to gentleman and Hudson terrace, | ard ifth and Sixth avenues, References, JURNISUED ROOMS. A SMALL PRIVATE PAMILY and emi Woat Twenty-third atrest, GENTEEL, HEALTHY wen Rooma; rent #20. 1, 454 Grand street, Williamaturg. =. B, GOODALE, pantor |, AND BEDROOM ADJOINING, man antl wit Fortieth streets and Fourth and Sev betwen T ib avenues, Addren uinst be moderate, J, By oor I ET.-PIVE ROOMS, WITH ts, in a private family; Sixty-#itth street, nesr First avenue. premises, or at 42 Cedar street, basement, FOUR AT #16 of A. improve FRONT ROOM, FURNISH: private house, 332 Kast Thir 0 LET THE WHOLE LOWE PART TWO FLOORS, Honse 747 Washington street, be FURNISHED, vom Hf desire rent, Terma #6 per wee! SMENT AND PARLOR FLOOR, AT LOW or will aell the Foraitare, Inquire at 360 te services Iw Ail Salute? church, Briar Chit, | A] APY 1s pEEIROUS TO RENT A SMALL MODERN | (po LET-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS IN A FIRST ly clase house, to a family of adults. with ail the modern Addvess | improvements, At 1 Eighth #treet, PO LET_UPPER PART OF HOUBE 134 West every. fourth atrrot, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; and water, Inquire on promines. Brooklyn, 08 , between Hight and Ninth avenues. To ker HANDSOMELY [FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ~ Hithed Rooma, in anice, quiet nel A FURNISHED OR UNFUR: | men und their wive with of without st Thirty-eigth street, between Second and hades ongtord, Ireland, in the soth year of her | 2. . sas mint ra OUN STORY IGM STOOP BROWN stone HovsK, | TO iets YO, Requiesc wash ons. all conveniences, in perfect order, to rent, furs | yy hb street, ricsons in page. An: iiahed "Vorscnaion immediately, location Avtelfth stceet, | mente rant send tune Sree neat of the farnily and those of her phy a ne ane tend | Address «Stuart TRE RAMAPO MYSTERY. The frienct respectfully invited te high stoop brown stone Houses d08 East | Avenue. n Thurs’ 0 ® ball fe 8 on Ssduy worming, wt half-past nine o’elock. Her | ob deenth s ie remains wili be tak to the Church of our Lady of Kamaro, N. Y.eSept. 15, 1868, Mercy, pies street, where a solemn reqnicm Phe body of the missin id Mr. Wells, wito | Mass Will be offered up’ for the repose of her soul, ne invalid Bi “ and thenve to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross for ner« Jury. econd avBnue, Aone from 10 to 4 IN pe: | T adway, Union equare, days since, Was found yesterday morning by three al Lio. nie Saturday, September 12, of hemor vw rts dD mt SE TO RENT IN THE sions INITY OF 0 RENT_PURNISHED, BASEME! 1 boys vont ‘ w par’ " AVIN PATTULLA r the h Avenue Hoiel with Ded, beading, allvery &cy com. boy in @ pond. ‘The upper part of bis head pos yh ne = LLo, @ native of Scotland, in the pete, to kate amity idan cls af § Rib per pe J ~~ he only part visible, The Coroner was notified His friends ate tespectinily invited to attend the | mont wp to May I. ‘Address De MeDonnell, ie noel survet. | rate, "Apply tod and arrived ip the evening, when an inquest wa@ | foneral, from the Pourty Presbyterian ehareh (Rev. OUSEKERPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY rent $400 por month. | ro LET AND GOOD FURNITURE, ‘© bancaome Fi newly painte: Sevond floor, 419)g Sixth ‘The Hody of Me. Wells Found in a Pond= | the iunera', from’ the readence of her son James, ics complete, for wale cheap; . be > 4 . Por , witt dern improvements, m Verdict of suie Returned by the Coroe | Commer of Warren aud Nevins streets, South Brooklyn QERNISUED HOUSE TO RENTOTHAT ELEGANT | papersd; ceate eae orunty. ‘NO LET—FIRST FLOOR OF 18 FOURTH also Rooms in 808 Brond’ quire at W. H. GIBBON'S, mysteriously disappeared from his sick bed some | interment. = ritable for business. Ine ‘Broadway, near Thirveonth T, See Vo 0 vate hore, on Bast Thirty-second nr Latinghon on arent ‘in ret class order | rent mous Tr RETOH, 4 418 Third — ‘ RT OF A HOUSE TO LET AND FUR- HE batly Ld Pal ipo te remove from ine Nei over the remains, Deceased had a deep cut on | Dr. Thomson's), Thirty-fourth street, between Sixth the week oF ino Nh for ¢ ts, Olleluths, Furnit ‘sale. the left arm above the elbow Jolt, likowise ® stuall | and Seventh avenues, thie (Weancedgyraftersoon, al ering Real HERDALL & CONd warehaasear Son wi ta entievant, abo yur or two on the right arm, “The appearance of the | one o'clock. 209 and S11 Hudson nets arner of Canal sement and Parlor Floor): house in Wody was otberwise natural, except the effect appa- Dondee and brechin papers please copy. rently caused by ulations ‘ihe verdict, a | _ PRVERS, On Tursday, September 16, Prep. Perens, | [X EAST BROOKLYN A BRICK DWELLING WITT model Oue, Was as fol Death from suicide by | im the 45th year of his aye, Guelarbeet| enth street, near Routh “Third ; good | 850 per Per i al y . “ F A er Fi vd mbes vation OF sinus yy RICKDORA.)? The Felwiivee wis Frigmls. aud also Ube wepivers of | Bouau Ninth, vr a Hee wel "Sue aspone” |” =" aun JAS, Re BD WARDS 27 Weet Bwentr-thirs street, L FURNISHED ah Wow Tenth Four hooan, #12 ER MONTH; ALSO MMINGS, 420 and 422 CONTAINING anton street, near EXTENSION, for business or otherwise, borhood, to gentle- pard, for lady only, i AND FOUR FUR. utekeeping; gas and Lexington avenue, 1 ‘LOST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER shoe « in Broadway, near Waverley piace, a ron Scotcm ‘errier, recently clipped excent na oat ot tail; bad om scollar inscribed Filla, 79 Second avenue. Any one returns ing him to Dr. Ellis, 174 Second avenue, between Elevent and | Twelfth streets, will F receive the above reward. ® $10 ~ REWARD.—STRAYED egy ON ra night, a small white poodle to Same of Beauly, ‘The above: reward wit'be pais to any Feturning him to Sabatino, 8 White street, New York. $10 REWARD.—LOst, FROM HARLEM BRIDGE, Aj 17 foot whit yellow gunwale, black stripe under; branded P. Landy. bi rowerd Ter tecten ot boas 10 REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN SLUT( with collar on, get oe to the pomec of Minnte. E. A. THAYER, 48 Broadway. 1E @] REWARD -FOR A BARTLETT WALTHAM, silver Watch, with an inscription on the innet lost on board the steamer C. Vibbard on Friday evening, Se; tember 11 inst. If the present possessor refers the tothe watch he may safely deliver it to Benedict Broth 171 Broadway, and no inquiries made. i | D5 REWARD —LOST, A SMALL BLACK AND TAM fine hairs bright harel even and answers to he nant of Jacks ne halt, be ain 0 Koturn bim to" Goodell & itt street, & Haskeil’s, 12 and 14 Cliff street, 1 wos crene ie ele) $50 REWARD Lost, ON SATURDAY, SRPTEMG DU ver 12, at Central Park or in an Eighth avenue ear, nlady'sGold Watch; ‘maker's name Charles F. Jacot, Nog 1,222; on the outside engraved the letter “G." in Germam Mert, and on the tnalde, where you wind ft up Vi. He G. & G, to their daughter, September returning it to Pecan ces at ae daccuane ot Houston Street Ferry, foot of Grand street, Williamsburg, will receive a reward of $50. ‘ found. $100, RENSnbr A, Maes ONeRL, Gowee or old, wi Ind foot, white spot ou el rabl off by head ‘wah dent on Ripon left front shonit r marked asif bitten by another bo: bi ~~ bry na Bn Pay Lh Hy: no on Sund: mis em! 0 a leather top si pny, torn and dash. board Diecut ane La reward wi ven for the recovery of the horse, buggy ff Rarasae and 600 for toe arrens of the ih P, H. SHIELDS, 38 Main street, ware N.. 500 ) REWARD WILL BE PAIp—No 10N® $5 asked, for the return of the follow! es, arn lout on August at Fort William Henry Hotel, Lal Georgo:—1 large Dinmond Cross, 1 Peart, Ruby‘and Diamon Hrooeh, E pale of Diamond clnsier Harrings. By return them td Noo? West Thirties street, New Yor the above reward, Canade papers please copy. | A! REWARD OF @% WILL BE PAID FoR THY Riel {urn of a Coral Hreaaipin, marked “oualie,” to No. 248 fourtl street, ‘will rece! A. SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR 7a revurn of Canvas Trunk marked J. F, (lock broken) 4¢ it West Seventeenth street, New York. ir from Newport boat on Fridiy, September of Phiindelphia luggage. TD PTECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 68 BROADWAY. rns old establivhed agency refers to the mereanuile commu nity generally am to their expertence, faciliti¢s and standing. Caiution—We have no branches in this elty. 2 BILLIARDS. _ - a PR, BILLIARD TABLES WANTED FOR CASH. Must be but little used; price low. “Apply at 404 Cran Rivet, unabure. ‘ me QTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.—0H SS ‘undersigned reapectfully announce that the destracti by fire of their uptown mantifactory will not cause any mal rial delay in the filling of orders for Tables, Balla, Culea, 4x The stock now at their warerooms ia sufficient to meet prowen® demands, and the force at our extensive auxiliary manage tory, Nos. 68 to 49 Crosby street, will be immediately quadrim pled. PHELAN € COLLEN DL Crosby street, near Kpring. TISTRY. RTIPIC be TEETH | BEAUTIFUL AND BSTAM AX. tial Set to #15. No charge for extracting with ga Gold and P ne Finings only #1. pals Work wari 50 West Eighteenth street, betw BEAUTIFUL PULL CONTINUOUS GUM SET of 4A. Tooth, with plunpers, $10, Painless extractio us without charge where others are inserted, DR. BODINE, | 190 Grand street. EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Fi VEX years. Gas daily; lewatiful Teoth Bl. Silver Sat wl Old kets bought. J LLERS, 16 Grand, near Broads Ways HENIY ViLLENS, 385 Grand street; meat Howery. = a WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. A, FRANKFIELD, & 00. JEWELUERS, 209 SIXTH + avenue, corner Fourteenth atreet; ighth avenng, corner Twenty-aixth atrect,..Patontees and sole manttfaciit Fors of Criekoo Clocks: agents for the Waltham and al) Amer. ican Watches; wholesale and retail. “EXPRESSES. 4G, BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGO AGE press, 115 West Eleventh street, near Sixt) Furniture moved, city or country. Furniture packed, and stored, _ Money advanced. NEWSPAPERS, p “FRANKLIN STREET. -THE BEST Bick oRoNTE ered Nedinan for Spain, she Went Tsien dress Edjtor of BE) Orovmta, box ib As and sp vith Arerien. saree "Pont ae. ~~ Coan AND “woop. CHALDRONS, BEST LIV. JOKE me ny ae FR vg rtd puusT. Works, Lireet'ond areauec. SEMI, i