The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1869, Page 9

VIRGINIA. : PRESIDENT GRANT. Meeting of tho Ropublicaa Nominating Cou- | Wendell Phillip? Opinion of cue Prealdont’s Conveution—A Row in tho Body~Tho Mayor ‘Suppremes A Riot—Arrest of « Disorderly Member—Tie Convention Broken ‘Up— Scenes, &c.—Message from Governor Bul-. PETERSBURG, March 9, 1860. If one were to judge by the canvassing, the wire- Pulling, the counting ‘and recounting of votes, the confMicting factions, and the strong and seeming deadly hatred that exists between the two branches of the republican party assembled here, contending for the control of the State, tt would ‘be clear that that party was hopelessly split.* For the . Bast two days arriving trains bave brought Crowds of dglegates of all shades and complexions te the Convention, called by resolution of the Re- publican State Committee, for tne purpose of nom!- mating @ Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General and Congreseman at large. Early it became evident there was @ serious division in the party, Governor Wells, the present nominee, being de- cidedly anpopular, and a’ new faction, composed mostly of original Union men, native white repub- dicans and negroes in the southwestern, eastern and southern portions of the State, selected as their candidate for the nomination of Governor James H. Clements, of Portsmouth. Thia latter party came ‘with @ determination to nominate their man, as did, @lso, the supportera of Governor Wells, and up to Jast night there was every indication of what would ordinarily be called a “stormy” one. That expression, however, fails in conveying any- thing like an adequate idea of the scene that took Place here to-day. At eleven A. M. the delegates ‘degan to assemble in the Methodist church on Union Btreet, and by twelve the floor of that building was thronged_with the representatives of the republicans, ‘while the galleries were filled with a mixed assem- Dlage of citizens. Dr. Gilmer, Chairman of the Re- {Publican State Executive Committee, called the Con- ‘vention to order, and L. Edwin Dudley, secretary ofthe same committee, quietly arose and read the all under which the Convention met. So quiet was everything and everybody during the reading of this ge that no one missed a word that was uttered. He who supposed from this circumstance that this atience reigued in deference either to the reader or what he was vastly Be aay as the pean shows, No sooner was the reading over than the rival leaders, Butts (anti- Wells) and Platt (ells), sprang to the floor and endeavored to get ‘the earof the chair. Butts succeeded and nomi- muted George Tucker, candidave for Congress in the Pitisyivania district, as temporary chairman, amid Joud harrans from the opponents of Wella. Platt followed and nominated Jenkins, of Winchester, ap- pleaut for Judge Parkin’s piace as Judge of that circuit. He commenced speaking in support of his nomination, when Butts aud seyeral others called ie to order and urged the chair to make him take his seat. Mouden, of Norfolk, was opposed to electing a chairman until it was settled who were and who were not delegates, \t-—l observe @ number of persons on tie floor wh not delegates. Butls-— te is out of order, Mr. Chairman, and you * must make bim take his seat, Viult stood firm, however, and was assailed by tiaif a dozen members, including Dr. Norton, miatto, with “You are out of order; there is no sueh question before the house.’ This produced a Hubbub tust lasted some moments. As soon as he could be heard the chairman sald he would not put ‘the question unt! everybody was seated. Nobody sat dowa as ordered. Platt—-1 nave the floor, I believe, Mr. Chairman. Butst—l don’t pre} to let any one man rule this Convention. ‘The. gentleman has been decided out of order by the chair, and he must sit down. A score of voices chimed in, “Sit down; take your. goat; you are out of order. Joo iolnes (negro from Charlotte) sald something tha raised a laugh, but it was not heard at she re- Porter's seat. Joe Cox (negro from Richmond) nominated wil isham (negro) a8 temporary chairman, Cnes— nh ace take the vote,” Litt f 1 don’t know what county Mr. Butts repre- seuts here, A negro delegate—“As many as you do.” Balls--a haif dozen, I have them in wy pocket.” Viat—-! Was about to explain——. (Cries from a dozen anti-Welis men, “You are out of order,” ‘lake your seat,’’) ‘ne Chair—“t hardly Know whether you have the fioor or uot. If you desire to make a personal ex- ‘planation, you have;"if to make @ speech, you have hos. Maddox—The Chairman of the State Central Com- mm tee has no right to preside here and entertain de- bates under any Parhamentary rule with which J am familar. You can enforce order and take the vote in the ciection of temporary chairman and nothing moore. no Chatr—I thought I would let you all fight it out, (Cheers and laughter.) find, of Fairfax, rose to a point of order at this juncture and tried to speak, it he was forced to take lis seat by cries similar to those by which pre- Yious speakers had been ruled off. ‘i Butls—Argunicnts are not in order; only nomuna- ODS Bowden--I protest against Norfolk being voted down by Pulaski. A Delegate—And by Bath, with its ten republican voles. Colin, United States Deputy Marshal, warited the roll called and the vote taken reid delegates, omitting ail whose seate were contes: itowden—Let each county ve Vote tts stren; ‘thus inatters went on until Samuel, of hmond, oi into the aisle, waved his hat and secured the at- tention of the crowd. This done he moved that ‘Tucker be declared chairman by acclamation. He put the question, anrid arose trom the other side, ‘and aunounced it carried. Cries from all parts of the church, “take the chair Tucker,” and from the Wels wing “No, m0, he is not elegted.”’ Tucker ad- vanced, however, and as he did so Gilmer gave way to nim, and here the friends of Wella say he com- mitted an unpardonable error. This was a signal of the Wells faction to prevent what Wey re; @ bold usurpation. The oppo sition, Wo, lea) forward to sustain their pono pion, and a bloody encounter seemed imm. The Mayor of the city, Mr. Burgess, who hand with his police, interven ‘and revented further disturbance. Here followed er #cone waich it og be difficult to describe in a burried Jeter. ‘The Mayor addressed the belligerents, and iniormed them that at all hazards, he intended to pre- serve order, inand out of the body. He had an ae police force to do this, If any man disobey: orders he would commit him to jail. He was neither tuere as the friend of Governor Wells nor anybody else. He proposed that Measrs. Tucker and Jenkins each make au explanation, after which the body should proceed to an election of temporary chair- Hutts—We have elected one. This was followed by “That's so” from nume ous other delegates, . ‘The Mayor, excitedly~You have done no such thing. ‘itis —We respected you asa conservator of the peace, and obeyed yougs such, but when you assume tor a rash on the ito dictate tous what we shall doin convention we repudiate your ad Vice and deny your autho! cactings, Of Hamptoo—Ii am an attorpey. and as euch $ say, you have aright to take charge of thia convention if you deem It necessary, in order (o pre- wervethe peace. ‘rhe Mayor cailed , eight policemen, and station- - ed tour.at the head of each aisie near the altar. Bowden, Madaox, Leahy, Norton, and other dele- gates, wate and biack, vehemently protested this and declared they would not be gagged by volleeman. : Dudley, clerk of the Central Committee, essaved here to speak, but was Prevented ty be a the opposition, who were now excited well Lt ge frenzy. He was forced to take Is seat, amid cries of “You are no adelogate, take your seat, you are out of order.” Cox, negro, Inoved +o adjourn until four o'clock, vut the Chair not entertaining it, be bawied above the din, “Mr, ‘Tucker, we don’t ize you as -chairman.? Here the Mayor made his police clear the room, and many delegates le/t reluctantly and nundor protest. Jt wae evident that the split be- ‘ween the factions 1s irreconcilable, — ty onl; be heated by an adjournment to another Te ia now held tt will rate ia s bolt and probably im the nomination of two separate tackets, ‘tne following telegram was read here Governor Wells from Governor Buitock, of ee nant a. March 9, 180% To his Excellenay, Y 1 the name uf the loy! I people {ee 'tenpzeas the . a nious nomination. | We he na fongotien your {aluable services at Was in. bebalt re babii B arr Or uring the disturbance Colonel Burke, of Rich- eva, iy arrested within the church altar. Ho was charged with disputing the authority of the Mayor to take the measures he did to quell “the dis aurbance. TRAGIC FATE OF A*BRITISH OFFICER IN CANADA. frac eka nah We navb fale felt and said that, the ic a § ; i ? i i B E a Hae i SEEE =Bge il Hi E ul of the war. ofiaw, We trust that here his words mean literally all they say, and only wish they had been mare de- clsive and unequivocal. Our compiaint Grant utherto has been that he held power without it; that he has sat and seen Union men mur- unave) Some of bis friends excused him on the that President Johnson crippled the General. At last the Ku-Kiux have Jeftthe White House. cowards need half a Those midnight alt dozen summary executions in a8 many States to dis- sppeer forever, If eae were in the Senate we would nO man for any olfice from any heeonry States Kentucky included (not even Holt), tll ‘Was as safe there as in Vermout. Shoot aud a nominate and coniirm a4 ieee PO ‘tabs We say amen, most heartily, ty ugaral contains about public credit and payment in gold. But there 16 a debt as sacred as the bonds, the debt we owe to Southern pegaltes wiute. This debt is their ee ee perfect pro- life bang ‘The bondholder only bywaiting. For these other creditors every hour of dager and agony cut short is an indescribable The govern- ment’s faith with te bondiplder has never been broken. Toward other credi- vor the government has been peryred and faithless for four bitter years. We beseich Grant to send men South whose very names ahili mean vengeance, deep, terrible and most effectite vengeance. aside sham governors and palering ofticials, He give us the “peace”? wuich 13 sure to follow the drawn sword in the hands of a pompt-honest mau. The bondholder paid will giveus credit to borrow in case of another rebellion. “his debt promptly paid will render another rebelion it ible, will flood the South with capital wd the care enemies against which she rebelled, at ich her Inadness and Johnsou’s bave bea striving to get nlong without, Congress cannot recpnstruct the South—law can. Safety for men and money will, Such a man 4s Butler in New Orleans is worth now more than a inule load of laws. Hang twenty assassins in every Southern Capitol #ix hours after they are arrested and you wile empty half the banxyaults of Christen- dom into the South: you will git up all ite air and crowd its exchanges with business men. is the way, soldier of the Wilderieas, to ‘hammer’ the rebeliion to pieces. Make your vengeance so swift, gure and terrible that th: mere name of a “Union man’? may be as ample jrotection even on the Del Norte as that of @ “:omun citizen” was to St, Pagl at Jerusalem. ‘The Cabinet gives no indication of the President’s plans. It rather shows that he bas 4uone, (or it means nothing. Massachusetts furnishes ali (he first rate brains it contains. ‘Thomas en tr made a selectbn from the Eng- lish poets, on the plan of excludiig every piece any other previous mein had taken Of conte. they, the: first comers, had taken thebest, and accord- ugly all Campbell's pieces are seceud rate. Grant’s cabinet foliows this copy. He excludes every one that any ever thought of. (f course he tak the leavings. But this only means that the peop! are, as ee to do the work. Press the constitutional amendment. Push the Executive for a strong arm of resolute law through out the South. ‘If the South loves biood let her sup fui! of it, only lot it be the bioo 1 of ssassins, Sheath ho sword until honest Union men, black and white, native and foreign, alone and in companies, on Jonely prairies and tn city streets, at each under his own vine and fig tree—the Stara and Stripes—with none to molest or wake them afraid, Bui PALLLIPS, TERRIFIC STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION. Several Lives Los. (Nunda, N. ¥Y. (March 9), correspondence of the bester Union.) A terrific botler explosion occurred this morning at the aay one nouring and junber mills of Van Riper & afew tach trom Nunda station, on the northwestern. (aya ed the Erie Railway. The ex- plosion occurred about half-pagt nine o’ciock, and resulted in the tastant death of three men—A, H. Gilbert, a partner in the ors aod theengineer, Chas. c. Bole, an engineer who came here tus mornin; seeking employment in the mill, and J. Payn, who = stepped into the engine room while —— to take a train for the ofl country, seriously inyurti Gass Haskins, @ telegraph operator, who sto out fifveen rods away aud was struck bya flying missile. His right shoul er ig injured, collar bone and right arm are broken and other mternal bjuries received. It is doubtful if he lives, A boynamed A. Dunn was in the engine room near thée men who were killed and pee ae bh without 4 scratth, but of course terrib! Wi of the putldi about forty caus juare, aoa ing the ¢«ngine, com- plo demo! ed, leaving not but the almost ground w here it stood. main buildi is consi erably damaged, Pieces of the boiler ans building are sown broadcast for a distance of forty rods around the mill. ee jeaves a wife ont daughter, the latter the wile of Mr. N. wt, deputy county clerk at Geneseo, Herself and husband leftfor home avout au bour before the accident. Ehie, | think, is un- married. Paya leaves a wife and on¢ chiid. THE KrrcuEs Casinet.—Mrs. Mara Kennedy, this city, ved an appolutment to the tito House Yor the the term of four years as assistant secre- tary in the cooklug department.—New Bedfurd Mer- cury, March 6. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. CAMPRELL—HARTLEY,—At Brooklyn, on Thuraday, Murch 4, by the Rev. F, A. Slater, W. 8. CamenuLt, of Matawan, N. on to’ Gaonarerre A. Hautiey, of Windsor Locks, Coan. * Dariford papers please copy. LaNGeetN—RORHSLER.—In this city, on Wedues- day, March 10, by the Rev. J. W. Woodruff, J. G. JULIUS LANGBEIN, Of this city, ‘J Puapeutcxs 0. Ronns.ke, of the city of a McCuL.Y¥—Warp.+On Thursday, Febraary 25, by the Kev. Charles B. Sing, GORDON’ K. McOULLY, of New York city, to Miss ~— Lizum Warp, of Cioster, Bergen county, N. J. No cards. Bergeu County Democrat please copy. Died. ' BLANCK.—On ‘Toesday, March 9, Vikointus Biaxok, aged 18 years abd 6 mouths. ‘The relatives and of the family and the members of Henry Olay 1. No, 277, F. and A, M., and Expire Chapter, i. A. M., and ‘members * Com, A, Fourth United States = are in- vitod to attend the funeral, from the me father, .-) Madison street, on Friday ‘one 0’ Burman.—Suddenly, on Wed , Maroh 10, ee ALICE, —— egy Henry aud mi year months, k ponies invited to attend the on Cg cid two o’clock, from ay, March 9, Mary ‘Gamavan, parish of Killow, & eounty Le reland, eral will yee ‘om hia en Peron ts 1668 hen’s chi where ry jatem ae be eer ot the re- and thence to Calvary Ceme- friends of the fumily Mand ye dH her coumins, Bernard Murphy and ‘f jeehan, are invited. cnen.—On Wednesday morn March 10, Sanan ce aed wife of Henry OC. fhureb, in the a relatives a anh fiend of phy roger AM Invited Ta Greenwich rida totaing, of ‘nal m2 at nals. ne nine gece. Lapa be COLLIN: March 9, after s short tI- 8.00 nead, ANNIB, dugnter of 3 Michael Colina, of Jersey Oe relat Wnund irenan of de of the fui ar ny tnytted to attend tho funeral, ie ay et Felix ‘Soune No, 608 Third aed, ‘The telegraph has furnished us with a brief ac- at twelve oy oI the shooting at Quebec of one of her Ma . fednead ron 10, Micha. fovea ofteets of tie Fifty-third regiment, named | COMMINS, tet he tL yi it eacbented citisen crated Hs. Ghalioner nS | vrotterssin- james and Hugh Kane, Bie, respect: Tabada pare give § particulars, As soon as | fully invited to" tend the day ater Fs Whittaker reaoheu of the riuk ho was met Pogo ote his lave ape rae by Challoner, & youne of seventeen y third near Fitst aven drew a revolver from his pocket and in @ Cool, inate be interred in Calvary Oe mined manner oe th pelt ~ A Cg oe en Many ~~) r “2 4 ball went ¢! ut the se0dn id entered t ‘he skull, causing Whittaker | of "ute Luke Creamer, of parish of Grannard, +o fall down, All was the work of an instaat. |/county Ireland. see Of bor iw Taki att ual act | ene ee hth Sues, and Dr. Moraden Was ‘6 No hope is of his of her sons-in-law, Donanee re the WOURK Mert ear de ted vo ale hie deciae | Jona, aoxeens are Feapestiuiy invited vgationa tne | Bet rauon, but he fa unconscious, | OF eee has given , from of fy ry bay Haimaelt up to the a is accused | Creamer, 415 Mates ie =yory of having seduced the daug! tarot, aftern at g one able ottizeu, which we believ he bun and 1a ae i of the avtack, He is also ncousod of Raving erotker | Yonkers; Avovatcs W: Doux, fn tho doth of hin age, fakes ct m, Cater Relatives and friend: y invited Fropocmate family in London, Ontarlo. By the motive the sMicted LL in this.case went Quebec a few days lease hid daughter a den of tofamy. arroatod for his Ly reapectfull to atiend the funeral, from St. John’s church, Yonkers, this (Thursday) afternoon, at haif-past one y DBCAMP.~—At Newark, N, J., on Wodmesday, March | iwoon sixth and Seventh brenuss Lim Krazannrd, widow of Henry Decamp, um the 6th year of her of No. 290 Wi peo bn y erie fonly a af throe o’clook. Her remat ow Fevday moorning to fpeteswood, LN J., for inter- Smnnete «Garonne orate , March 9, CHARLES Relatives and friends are Secinvied to attend the afternoon, at three o'clock, from tie realdence of hla uncle, Johu A. Nexseny 38 John: son street, Brooklyn. PaRRELL.—OD Mancb, ocneuition 06 oP bes oe ‘NicHoLas, son of the late Thomas Farrell, at petans ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 85 West Eleventh street, ursday) morning, at ten o'clock. in atone urea) the de- ceased are invited to attend. Fousom.—On Wednesday, March 10, of infamma- tion of the lungs, Lewis D. Fo.som, im the 64d y ear of his age, mee Ts , Maroh 9, at bis residence, hort joa a native ot ose Ronan rai Jreland, yeara. saaauy Be are Fospoottully invited to phere fend the fer, i (Thur) afternoon, at two “"doauar, On Monday, March 8, MINNIE, youngest daughter of Thomas re Amelia A, Goadby, in the 6th year of her age. The friends aid relatives of the family are re- erally invited to attend the funeral, from 21 ‘est Thirty-fifth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. : GoLpEN.--On Tuesday, March 9, at his late resi- dence, Cenire atreet, Browusville, Tuomas F. GOLDEN, May hi ns le rest in peace. ‘The remains will be taken to Ms Malacht’s charch, Fast New York, thia (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, where a ‘solemn requiem ince will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and from thence the friends of the family are requested to attend the fu- poh. tt oue P, M., to Cemetery of tho Holy Cross, ye Tuesday, March 9, Isaac P. HALL, aged The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend thq funcrai, from his late Tesidence, No, 5 Mott street, this (Thursday) after- noon, @t two o'clock. Le nia Tuesday, March 9, THomas KEvry, ie tel eaves and friends of the family, and those of nis uncles, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late Pomsdence, 422 Kighth avenue, this (Thursday) atternoon, at precisely three o'clock. His remains will be interred at New York Bay Ceme- ge Tuesday, March 9, Mrrea, wife of Dennis Kinchel: og! 86th year of her age. ‘The funeral wil lace from her late residence, a tad street, this. (Thursday) afternoon, at ove ‘clock, Livsy.--On Tuesday evening, March 0, BARBARA, reilct of Jonn Livey, im the 75th year of her age. ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 362 Weat Fifteenth street, on Friday after- noon, at half-past twelve o'clock. LyYsaGut.—On Wednesday, March 10, JANx, Er daughter of Patrick and Mary Lysaght, aged 4 months and 25 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 478 Pearl street, tnis (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Her remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Maip.—At Somers, N. ee on ney, March 8, Mra. BENJAMIN MBAD, aged 86 Funeral this (Thursday) morning, bese half-past. Slavia o'clock, Trains leave the Harlem Railroad depot Twenty-sixth street, at quarter past eight Sleisok, for Golden’s Bridge station, returning the same eer MULLAN.—At Westport, Conn., on Parke ey 9 Wiaughtr of Fete aud Bt. Be DELIA R. eeULLAM, Hedenberg, oged 42 y The funeral ervices will will takes lace at the house of her father, at Westport, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be brongut to this city by the New York and New Haven Railroad. Will arrive at Twenty-seventh street aud Madisoh avenue at half.past nine nine o'clock on Saturday morning, and thence to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. MurRAY.—On Monday, March 8, Frances M. Mur- Ray, widow of Thomas Murray, aged ‘72 years. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 331 Bast Forty-ninth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’oluck. NALDRETT.—On Tuesday night, March 0, at past eleven o'clock, after a short but painful sick- hess, CHRISTINS NALDEETT, the beloved wife of Edward Naldrett, aged 19 years, 9 months and 4days. The friends and reijatives, and tho members of Prudence No, 632, F. and A. M., are herewith invited to altend the funeral, this (‘‘hursday) after- hoon, at hi ast one o'clock, trom the residence No. 606 East Fifteenth street, to Lutheran Ceinetery. O'CoNNOB.—On Wednesday, March 10, Magay O Connon, aged 22 yeara. ‘The friends aud relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from the resideace of her mother, $1 North Eleventh street, Brooklyn, B. D., on Friday atter- oon, at two o'clock. MossmMaN.—-On Tuesday, March 9, aftera long and ao iness, WILLAM hossuas, inthe 37th year Of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invitea to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 140 Kast Fitieth street, this (Thursday) aiter- noon, at one o'clock. Suutu.—On Wednesday morning, Marci 10, JANE JACKSON SMITH, relict of Beajamin C, Sinith, in the sth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from ag late residence, 168 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, FE. D., ou Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be interred in me Po Hills Cemetery. Suffolk county (L. ) papers please copy. ‘Ssrra.—On Tuesday, March 9, DANIEL Surri. Faneral from his late realdence, No. 236 West Fifty-fourth street, ou Friday morning, at ten o'clock. THORN.—At Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday, March 9, Lenpe Eg wife of Edgar ‘horn, iu the 66ta year of Puueral this (Thursday) afternoon, at half"past two o'clock. ‘Tow?.—at Brooklyn, a Fei. March 9, AN Nik R., wife of Edward G. Towt, Notice of funeral hereafter. Van GeLDER.—At Hudson City, N. J., on Wednes- day, March 10, ARTrHUE, 600 of John A. and Panic A. Van Gelder, aged 1 11 months and 24 days. Notice of fuueralin Friday's paper. WatsH.—In Brookiyn, on Weduesday morning, March 10, As) pelt, second son of John and Jane Walsh, aged 17 y ‘Tne relatives ana friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, corner of Prosident strect and Hamilton avenue. South Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. interment in Flatbush Cemetery. Watsa.—On Wednesday, March 10, at nis rest- ge 246 East Tenth street, WaLTeR WALSH, aged 15 year ‘the’ friends of tie family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on friday morning, at nine o'clock, from the Church of the Nativity, Second avenue. WabswortiH.—In this city, on Saturday, March 6, SALLY ©. Wapswoxra, wife of James 0, Wadsworth, ., of Litchdeld, Conn.. aged 75 years. aiTeecK.—On Tuesday, March 9 after @ brief filvess, Emma Carrer, wiie of William A, Whit- beck. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, coruer of Fiuth avenue and Bighty-sixth street. wo 4 STEEL PLATES. — FOUR VERY FINE ten (the steels) to be disposed of. First rate gubjecte 1 element Address > lernld ut TEETH EXTRACTED.--Ga8s aioe Sens teneeeuced & Sve years thonsands, Anes LavGu at “HAVING gaat Saas pas oe elieate pati vations caretully treated. Beauifai hs eae tee stot style Sees bape eerie: | gfemege Cail and exam! pe ee payment ercepe suited. Dr. EVANS, 345 rated eve ‘avenue, betweed Twenty-drat second WGRDRATEL DISCOVERY. TEETH TRACTED Al Sindee tee publ Bough J SAY vi RA, 106 Garand street, YOLTON- ge oiSSQCIATION. THEE Bea. of Nitrous Oxite Ons, a gere'to avell pointe South extrtction.” Na. 1d Cooper Anetitute. COUSQLLASTIO BONE TEBTH INSERTED OVER THE old ones without covering the entire roof of the ea years rial. 1 the Toote titled and built up without Facet Deatim to Se ones Hospital, and Twenty: HEADSTONES, MONUMENTS, prices, 8. KLABER's Ae ‘Thied street. Mantes Miter MANTELS, BLEIZED MANTELS, RIOH AND glock and at Git price lowest price, a. Mis se ee Third Atreot, vear Sect avenue. janie pat up ana prion’ seat to the POneer PRI Rk OLD GO D, gon, Axi AND Si SIL. Bargain 19 be bcd in Diamond, fava. otter recioas | erea New and eps oma an sad a BARNAl a vetners Bihabens. wy SciAtpnon, FOR ORR, DELIV! Br $3, ae: a Tren tn arte tr vat Hiewoon.” A mat rts Screams Chath iheit, names, aw fritid mag ete “Abinotoa iwi: ie | {ROUaHTON CAR Ti CAN ie conanited on aay a divensan at 604 Canal MARAME LA BLANOHL THE GRKAT AUSINRSH AND ie Modioal Gleirvoyant, 115 Weet Twanty-sinth sireat, be- Aa REMPTORY JAMES ML MILLE will sent « ‘elt on! MO,NDAY, MARCH 15, 18%, abi erelock, Exchange Salo, "00m, 11! Broadway, 4 PARCELS OF LAND, wie ESTATE oF Lewis i MORRIS. line of Central averar, or thus Ping sireous vty that will uot require iG AWAY rgpeets en ameareny f ‘ree from trees, peepee Te Fh ie fret el eer. ¢ rien hes te ee eae is the cote nee Paved pete and r org eo into have an addition ofa fotrteon feet walk on each side, divided from carriage ‘and bridle dri of trees ve by rows contract for ‘being afer descriptive f= hep aud dingsecms) _— 3 vie ornare” DRIAN Aa MULLER, AUCTIONEER, Partition sale oniee of the heirs of valuable pro io the city of Eliza! late Lieutenant Ge: NJ, mn ke the residence bier anid wi ‘Beout, ot austin bbe Bi NULKINS & 00. wit set change Salearoora, 14 at Of ths heirs of the’ late Lleatonant Ges iy Bal 7 vopaes: The valuable plot of nae with Hoase ence 1 situate 01 the most desirable part of the bea Of Elizabath, and is of easy access from New York; will be sold in lots, __ Maps at oflige of auctioneers, No, 7 Pine street, AARON CLAFLIN & CO. 18 MURRAY STREET AND 31 Park place, will sell Uy auction, FRIDAY), MARCH 13, ° A LARGE AND tt kAGE IVE ABSORTMENT ol BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORALS AND CONGUE GAITERS, comprising some FIVE HUNDRED CASES of seasonablo G: IN VERY CHOICE VARIETY and adapted to hecageame 2 2 or local trade. M. MILLER, Auctioneer. _Catalogues on morning of s of ae AS NTIQUE | AND M N FURNITURE, Pain Books, cian Sliver and Plated Ware bonght and sold by JOHN K.'CURTIS, 942 Broadway, New York. Sign of the Old Curioaity iy Shop UCTION NOTICE. LARGE AND POSITIVE AUOTION sale of magnificent Housebold Furniture, tne Cazpets, dep e., moat of which ars in perfect ordar anil nearly new. Messrs, J. BARRY & OO., Auctioneers, will sell on this day armen the entire ‘elegant Furniture, ¢,, contained in the large brown ‘stone residence 1:6 East Niiteteenth commencing at 103¢ o'clock isely, consisting of an elo- et rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, maguificent uit in rench satin brocatel and fine rep, Centre Table, &c, Alno = Variety of superb Bedroois Furaiture in’ fine oarved walnut 4 &c,; pure horschair Mattresses, ac.; fine Dining Hom raiture, Tableware, &c, Full Daittediars in’ cata- opus UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- arg ture, L, FITZGERALD, erg hs office 62 Bleecker street. Magnificent Household nearly new, at public auction, at the four nce, os West ‘Tweaty-tecond story fic street, near Eighth avenue, this day (Tharsday), — ee 10% olclock praciacy, consiating of Medallion, Brussels and ia; elegant roecwood. seven octave Piauotorie, Bidol and. Gover: beautifel Parlor Sulte, covered with the richest description French satin brocatel and pa; Lace Curtains, Wind and Oral Mirror, fine Oi Paintings, Bronze Clocks, Vases, Ceatra T ‘Turki Sf wood and walnut t Chaziber per Ball te Warhstands, Commoies, Hur Mastreases, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers ovina covered with green rope and hsircloih Walnut "Bidepourt’ Extension Table Ten Tabs Dinin Shale, ‘Glass, ‘China’ and ‘silver Nair Carpets, dl, &e. Bale Ware; Table Cutlery, Positi ution SALE.J, M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONERR,— pidonat Howaehold Purafure,'Paintings, Drawing iy ite, forte, Bronzes and many by 4 Works of Art and articles of Vortu, at public ieaction” on. th day (Thurvday>, ut the elegant brown atone nunelou 87 Went Fifteenth: strect, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, com- at 10} o'clock. ‘The atfoulqneer would call the par- Licular attention of bis trteade and the public to thie sale the catalouue comprising tue latyeat and richest assortment of Household Farattnre offered at auction thie season, the houre furn hun six months at a cont of $15,000, Drawlag: Houma, sosewood Sitageresy, Bookonan, Dratrin Room Suits covered green-gold aud erimson-gold brucate! o the richest dercription; manrqueterie bois de rece Cabinet ‘Aadle, rosewood Fianoforte, embroidered cloth Corer, Stool; Canterbury; Paintings by éuinent artiste; artistic Bronzem, representing Manisa, Crusaders, Night on Morning, Sea- ol o War, Mazep; ornamental bronze Clock, brocatel aud lace Curtains, t and me- dailion Carpets; antique lava Vases From Pos ell, Hercu- lanoum ; Dining Table, Sideboard, Tureen ‘Tea Service; Shetlield Table Cutlets, ruby 4 Guana China Dinner Seta; rosewood and Wardrobes, Bodsieads, Commodes, air, ‘mpring Maticenses; also all Furniture of servants’ apartanents Sale peremptory. N. .—Parties wishing to alteud this aale tako Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenae cure, UCTION NOTICE. POSTPONEMENT, * The targe sale of Cabinet Puruituce wivertised to be sold at auction yesterday, March 10, at Lid Fultoa survet, is postponed uatil Lo-inorrow, Friday, wt 1034 o'clock. M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, PRINTING OFFIC! x “wiih BE BOLD, ctloa, on March 17, at 63. Liberty atreet. eds ‘Auction SALES THIS DAY BY E. 1, LUDLOW & co. L Lot on Fifty fifth street, Sixth and Seventh arenaes, 6 Lote on Fitth avenue, betwean 114th and 11th strecta, A Honse and Lot on 120th streot, near Third avenue. House and Lot No. at Clintoa piace, nen: ih avenue. CRISTALAR & SON, AUC- a Bray Marchi 13, abl o'clock, at between Cabal ant Hows he ntock of one of the beat Turnitare ing from busloers, compriatn, of black wainut, rosewood m me richly carved and Be.iroom Bul tr md_Eatenelon ‘tables, 1a 8, Etageros, Cab Dining Room Chairs, ra, Bookcases, 1 Gorniees, Mattresson, Clocks,’ Ol Paintings, Re. "Cutatocud al sale. ee packed and shipped, also atorer till after May Fe astention given to aalea of household furniture atthe residence of families deciining honsekeeniag. — i NoTIck. é THIS Dar (TRURADAY), FroURTH REGULAR sana BALE MANUPACTURED pty iD PALM LEAF GOOD SIX HUNDRED OASES. Catalogue and goods now rei wwe. TorPiNa & 00, re MAX BAYERSDORFER & a AUCTIONFERS +. (oflice ¥), sella 10 ofolock, No. # Ludiow ‘roet, satire Stock sud intures of Grocery Svares tacge sock} positively 10 A. CAMPBELL Ki co, AUCTIONEERS, 350 ROWERY, sella this day at 1034 o'clock tie Stock ‘and Fixtures of he Liquor Store fo. 14 Hamilton street; cheap rent, with Apartments. Sale positive. Pm. BY nthe, FITZGERALD, Al CTION! EER, THIS Be: hanceome raha Id Pesaiture at jee ‘at the private reat ‘Clinton place (West ween Fifth Fo sini greene, "Patvets ‘Brusaels and Ingrain magnificent Pa coy with green and ae ee ane ha ation bi janororte, A ‘Curtains, Mirrors: Tables, kt nd geres, Brovses, Works. of Arh, Stathary, Pai (mat AS Steads, Buren Cy hoe Wi mmodes,” M. 4 ding, Clocks, Exiauston Table, Loun Chafes, Ching Ten amd Dining Sete, Blver piste Ware lana, Ivory Table Cui aie re, Ivory Zul met .. i aaieme men in able charge. House 'Y VIRTUB oF AN EXECOTION 1 WILL BxrOaR AT bile vende! this dag, at it g'lonk. at 140 Futon Dinii yasisting of: Bar and bac! sche atten Cha <<iron Sate, Cortes and Tea Gra; rane SDT A bea hara tt = Br 2 sos SOMERVILLE, ACCTIONRER.—SALES. at une Onell sed one will be sold ork rk SOME iat hie saleacoom au street, on Thursday, March 11, at 1034 o'clock. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, —CAMP- B" puta 50. vilteal te etd, FR OAME. | Tore . > han Grocery Store on Prigay. Pal 'Y M. Dovaxry, Avgogas, pak: bonged ha the one he Sema Ja A. LAWRENGR, AUoTIONEER, Me Auction Parlor and Furni- are cher Yorn on ytd at oitone a. tn green pine! hie ‘and any Bedroom Rati ie Hate Maltreme Neds and tee plated hy te ‘sow Tealy al euetoueer's "It Pies street @ ronan epaetee thot Suds oa, et = boats het ‘ies 667 Brostvay, ing the balance of bouses. sree ares te firth acbrcla AUCTIONEER.—-BY JOHINSO! p FELTAN, AUCTIONERR-SELLS TO-MOR; plendia’ birosery. Can be cage private, the says any | Hernia ba At 12 o'clock, at Ka- r be of the ie is to mi with, the erection ‘of di ing ana improv- © scoompllah this they wi it be willing to make ae to all who will erect good ‘eree wrenuie, tallroad wi the ‘Atlantic As ‘examination all partioniare at the offices of SOHN fON's rath Naren street, New York, or 167 Mon- tague strvet, Brooklyn. OBN Hl, DRAPER, AUCTIO! NEER, IVER'S RALE OF STEAM REC! BOA’ Le ae Ae pare Oe ae WHA’ CO. will sell o1 oon au od wit thetr store, 113 JOHN H, 1864, at 1 ofc order of George W.43. ‘Hudson Steamboat Com ponte Sunnyside and Jess in length, These every reqi well adapted for day Rew York in 126i, of tne ers, and cost pwaras of of AB Jarvis & b0.'s dock, they can be examined. ite for first class passenger or aight travel. hey were a a in A March 16, oy eng receiver ror the oo Ys we Gamoyica y Hollow. f hold, it in y the best auld 000. They enor lyt jersey City (Pavonia ferry), to J ton rer BADR u a PRIO! y10R SALE. ar «menage PATENT ORYSTALLIZED won Safe, Ot ate oF specie vault, nearly news 1 BOSSHARD, 9 and 7 Liberty street. enn be lett a iNet of F; BALE NEATLY FITTED UP RESTAURANT Beas, hicks tne oman of sling “Anny at ie Egan ov. RB SALEA GROCERY Srons, IN BROOKLYN, wre Segoe ow Apply ie 206 Washiog- ee he hy? BYSs inehes by 22. One tail Counters and rig MIKRO! feet 4. Safe, Also a line’ ot Apply at 18 Greenwich avenue. R SALE—AN oup ESTABLISHED Papel Jr is Sore, ia 5 BANG- Apply at 601 Bight aren ae BSALEAN OYSTER AND CHOP HOUS! Ow KR 8, rept SALE—A CONFECTIONERY STORE ON BEOAD- ae ee ah ccs om EER Rk BALE—THE Ful VIXTURRS ‘and Lease of the Wesichester use, Morrisa- nla; rooms all occupied; now doing a business. Apply at the bar. b m BALE—A | CROCKERY, Laue era Kgl trae rina, ire of A. rT) suieehee scaehs i R OF THE BEST CORNER Stores in the Fourteenth to ABROTT, No, 6 oF to ABD & O0., er of C York. FOR SALE--a Raina 2 SuAm Be to re diage ght Pace OR SALE—& MARVIN VERY OHRAr, Pe Naquire of Wake ¥. JONES, 42 Broad street, New Tore zB toy a. QIGAR BTAND IN THE ELEGANT Darber shop No. 6 New street, opposite the change ; long lease; rent 823. re SALE ~ THE CIGAR Lame NO. 8 NASaAU + Price, including stock and fixtures, $750. B SALE A. SPLENDIDLY 1OCAD BAR AND eas, ar ty alt and wow apoio ke a BBD aoa No. 5 Pine street. RO, Skt, Se, ee Ord oe, Fetal business, is to be sold, own & ‘avother business. Gramraet i sasaee epee: Sevens street, in the cigar store. OR SALE—LEASK AND GOOD WILL OF A PRO- minent corner Liquor Stare; good location; low reat; ‘a rare cuance for man TRAVER & ESLER, 58 Liberty streot. F°s. SALE_THE BEST PAYING HOTEL IN MEW , rally loeated; log lease ; low a | rigs party ribo sold up favorable infactory ‘reason Se ‘irtn a P. B, TRAVERS, AUCTIONEER. . i of 8 Lots, Nineteenth ward, Brooklyn. sale SwavEns eee aR og sel af auction on Tuesda; 16, 1269, at clock Di. y, March Salesroom, tL at 12 o' the Exchange Broadway, Tati) ‘mutiatings New York, valuable Lots on Lee avenue, 6 on Marcy avenue and $3 on nbove lots ara dnely located near Cinan neighborhood, with 10 mintives" of fe near cara. These lots are not from 6 to 20 miles out of the city limits, but sight ot it at home, B pidd bo me be ‘ol fect, Maj highest bidder. lure af oflice of the auctioneer, BOGART, AUCTIONEE! Baturday, Fma8 ONY Lyneh street. The Lee avenue chureh, a firrt larch at 10% o'clock, mt the Auction a No. 1 North Willtam strect, aL Bedroom, Mirror Rings, 4 “assortment ining, tener Room and Kitchen Furniture; Carpe line Opera Giasses, Watches, Dia! of new and xeoond hand Parior, cmon ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN & co. Friday, March 18, ot 10 A. M., at tie Central Salesrooms, Brook! Willough! corner iyn—Regular ‘weekly silo of Paton Ghimber aad Disia , oom Furnisure, Mat. tronsea, China, Velvet and other 3 also rosewood Pianos. AW LIBRARY AT AUCTION. Jd Stinton Hall, Astor pluce, Book salerooms and Art gal LEAVITT, STREREIGH & CO, Friday afternoon at Library of the late Hon. Anthony b oelock, the Private Law L, Roberteon, day, at 11 o'clock, comprising silk Bhawis; rem: lea and. Blapiets Vests, do. By orderot J.B DAWRBROKEE: ‘and ALE—' at W. 8. bk ogg ot 66 New and Women's Clothin; E. Kabn, 204 Grand elect, R FURMAN, AUCTIO! nd of the Superior © Cour 00 comprising many porta, Trials, &c,$Catalogues PANpRoKERs SALE. = Lee AUCTONEEE, corner of City Hall pod of Mens ean ber Dresses ey filka poe Yress Goods; iy and Under Clothing, ‘Re. Also Conte, Parte, Shore, Belk J. Sitpeoa, 2% Chaihar street, THIS DAY, AT 1034.0" Sprengel vty ger fing) — Tg ae. Or Wilsamaburg. = NEER, SALESROOM 125 MER cer strect.-Parties giving up housekeeping will receive immediate attention; moderate charges, Also Furniture bought. oer ie SALE. RICHARD W will sali thin di Fast Broadwai cheats of Te Se ; “yalers Be B, GoanuRToN, QHERIE ss SALE OF (Thursday), arto seiock, at at a genera atwortment of dest « UT, AaMOTLE Spices and other Teas, Spiers ERS, ‘Auctioneer, O'BRIEN, Sherif, Depury. SILVER PLATED SPooNs, Casters, Butter Dishes, lee Pitchers, ‘en Sets, teas Guld and Silver” Watched; also’ lot Pariah Figures, bf cole & wuRrn M atl Fixtures chasers, By order of A. Lo Mana Lemlein, deceased Witham ABBOTT, City Balt place, § o Seance) the Coutents o! meea's oyster and dint ° ke & Dry Goods and Pancy Store, in lots t 381 Faiton’ street, Hrooklya, on Friday, weabeia, exeentor of ‘the Saket OvIICE NO. 6 les, oak cane Chairs, tine Counters, Crockery, Cutlery, ae. Also s four FOR SALE. “L¥OR SALE-—THE doing a good busimess; sold ik about 39,000, Inquire of ©. J, MERBITT, STOCK OF 4 FANCY STORE on aecbunt of iit heaitie: 0 Court stroet, near Sackett, Brooklyn, BARGAIN. —MILLIN: A ERY AND FANCY STORE FOR fale, cost ®7,000; will be sold for $4,000. Call aad see. 27 Fourth street, Wtiliamsburg. R YEARS’ LE, ey with butels wil ; waet eainot aitend to th. Chamber BARG JA. Fixtures, Horse and ward; now doing a good by FORD & O0,, 183 Bowery, IZED one med make. SE OF A FIRST CLASS Liquor re attached, doing = frat urrehaser, cheap for ough the pply to THOS, GAFFNEY, & “THE LEASE, $OOK, Wagon of a Grocery in.the Teoth usiness. Appiyto L. C. SAND. corner Broome street. HERRING SAFE FOR SALE ium and two small Sates, of Her s & b QUIRK, #6 Ysiden lane. Jane. ety New York. ALN,-FOR SALE, x EXCELLENT RESTAURANT, BARROOM AND _farmist able fA Boarding House, by jease. spiendxt business piace ; clearit N. sree Ren etance, A POR SALE, COR Vionery Btores, town Laneh’ mad Samy odd ; eyed tare ciioneora, 300 Rowery. NER LIQUOR STORES, DOWN apie Rooms, Hal? Interest in & Liquor Stores, ‘Ste MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A Brooklyn for enie for balance to from reas Monopory, box 130 A LARGE PAYING BUSINESS IN THIS CIEY AND for $2,000; ball cab required, one Weealt acorning frees business, Ad* ollie. RARE CHANCE--AN OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR Store on Fulton street, now doing « protperous business. treet. Apply to JAMES BROWN, 309 Peart a BSS ant BILLIARD & ua ont $0 secure a good German (rave # 00.) No. 2 RUG ted horbood, wi dice. ‘For particulars’ appty demgaiat, 18 Uhecry street Fx, SALR-THR FI leat M. contal hctioon ‘8 er SALE—AN oLD office, on room 1 2 Goods ronrte tain BC. ee rere foorner Thi SALE STOCK, PIX — SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP Cali og Dey street, room No. 9, ur ad- LE’ FITIRD UP, re Te eh a SALB—IN A No onl ne bey ~ ‘office aad i. wh ‘wholeande XTURES OF A Pin A FIRST CLASS patent tt t Inhire X OLD LAW, BOOK AND s0R room T from iota 1 we D LRASE OF DRI pry ‘QuaRte rer avenue Hotel, bor 4189 P Post oftice, _ ALE THE RARE, mere 7 AND FIXTURES OF bplesale and relat establiahed 24 adoines pant having bog busines, di Sai crt naar house, besides sccommoration fer a fay also for thres Py ‘or particulars to) DOWD, J aot Feout sitest. Seo eeremres Sy eo ae OF FIXTURES millinery store, established nine yea Nisth avenue, near Funy-tourth siteot, “Tries bow | irrteny so OuRar. iE STOCK AND FIVE YEARS ‘a first claéa Livery Stable. Loquire at KINGS Btable, | Four street, Latayette place, VOR BALE OR TO LET—BUTTER, CHEESE anp Y Egg Stand ia market 767 Third avenue; also Inquire at 747 Third avenue. * 1a SALE, ICR ROUTE, WAGON AND HAR Best. 159 Weat Twenty-third |, DOWN TOWN, Speen Sab seis * ens, for for well Inquire at 106 M1 Coen tome: cau ane ny: “pagan ay oe A Laban von mel fee and Pivures, ‘with two years’ ioase from 1,200 per year. ome immediately or Mayi? Gall or address | James, (84 4 Birth avenue, Ee Se SECO! xD HAND HERRING'S, MABVII o> Valentine & Butler's, Yom and Wilder's for sale low rates by the A Steam Safe Company, 200 Broad ges HAND FIREPROOF SAFES—ONE three medium ana two small size Book de Stdthoar Safe ond ag a finepe doce Fatior Sates for ele cey and Rivington. BR. M. PATRICK. (PRAT, VINE OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING business will sieey, be sold at great sacrifice. $1,500. c. B. HOWKES He. 3 Dey Sten, room, jo. &. T" YOUNG Maat HAYING VE VERY VALUABLE RE- mau fare willing to dlsposs Of the Feeypen or will take toatners ‘Call on or address K- a CHS New Sermey ‘House, 181 Chambers st, New York. " DENTISTS. FOR SALE CHEAP, A GASOMETE! sctruments and an entire set of Dentise’s [ost Call at L Fast Ninth street, between Third and F; venues. LARGE Vit buy A Fist, oreras AND VE Stand, aitaated ‘avenue, doing a "apply fos. SENNINGS, Se Eighth avea $250 FOR SALF, A GOOD MILK AND GROCERY igtock and (xturee; cheap rent aad Riau aud | Tooth ‘arenes. its se $400 Seite iy Mal et prota: a 00. 4 D WILL BUY A LIGHT MANUFACTURING estab full ‘abply for PInRCK & ao & 500 @ ri ‘E THE — AND a Son ¥ an old established }, ROW du an excellant cash imsiness. Catise, sickness. Inquire at 1 Bleecker street. : WILL BOY THE LEASE, STOCK AND 2 500 F Fistares of a Shop dolag splendid business, situated on Eighth avenue; store 21h, 81,200 per year for store aud basement. Must be sold oa a> coum of il bealth of 3 792 Fighth avenue. owner. Pi | PURCHASE THE LEASE, BUSI- SL »,000 ness aud Pistures of & Hotel, well pear Broadway, Appl: a eewes 3S ana t eM M. OA! TACUZBNE BROS., ater greet, New FOR SALE TUE LARGEST RxrATL $16.000.-F8,, eticine House in, Pennsylvania, also the Cop; rylaiea, sen of four standard adver. used Preparation. A profitable and increasi business. Principals only may address box | _ MACHINERY. WOODWORTH PLANERS AND MATCHERS, ah. Morimiee Tenoning, Moulding and Boring Maghines’, Saw Tables, ke cr of new and improved 8, at low pric Wareroums 89 Liberty atreat, New HAMPSON & OOPRLAND. EXaixes, BOILERS, STEAM M PUMPS LaTArs, wood 4 and Iroo Planers, Chal ‘anks, 100 (set 1s inet Shafting, Paint Mite Mills, 10 horee bie Ka- gue eae WILLARD'S, Sat Water nive ee THREE FOLDING MACHINES, ADDRESS Foe sare ENGINES nS AND BOILERS; & 4, 8 AND 10 Eng! Planer, horse ae Be, fat 0 ry r Tinsmith'® : = a yOR SALE A FORTY HoRsR BNGINE, ALMOST new. connections, Can be sno at work at OGDEN a cARBENTR AS mill, First avenue and East Fiiy-tbied wiceet, no fa $0 give place for & larger ono, JOR SALE CHBAP—A HOISTING ENGINE LOCO! o- tive Boller, eight feet long, two sis inches dianeter, ais inch cylinder pwrniye inch siroke, with a Pup Apply to H. Sia oat atroct, STAs BNGIN horee po iso the Shafting, git Banines Ab A Fifay-t ia S Rsaee SALA STEAM GINK, iat 4 MISCKLLANKOUS., JBEACK WA WALNUT PORTABLE RACKS, FOR PARLOR, holds books and fancy srticl ety 2 feach. pAb Wie BS", No. 8 Astor place. ., 108 tree. large Boiiera a aeitates ‘haat PLOM A. ANY PHYSICTAN | on “OTHER HAVING sufficient infuence 2, ure inser, who te for. advertiver, w quaiited, the Dipiom college Many Stale, “ ean mddieas, In in emaitdonee, FB itera BEST TERMS ar THR pre A AND FIRE INSURANCE. ae 5 Nassau street, oes of, WATHON & SHER ty — aacancesi eupengantibinemnnencis PLOTS AND LAWN! Tinting, Gace an prone, iat ahd a eancnet of tensed Toran euerioncd Preach gaener Apply to mr hecann so ) HESTAU RANTS. w* TAYLOWS yous site. LRASR ‘bustnene. CRS ae Rs Sot Sn RXPREAGES. r . AYNAt ABD Ful FURNITURE AND BAgaal gacaade Ee Spe a a | Ads oa Theron st AND RAGGAGR ‘Sisth avenge. ~~ ‘ pected. erates