The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1869, Page 13

THE ART OF PRINTING, The Invention of Printing—Its Influence as a Motor of Civilization—Its Progress and Present Perfection. W. Cooke Taylor, in his “Natural History of So- Ciety,” refers to the unparalleled impulse given to the progress of civilization about the close of the Bfteenth century “by she simultaneous invention, or at least introduction from the East, of the mart- ner’s compass, gunpowder and artillery, an im- proved system of arithmetic, and” especially of the art of printing, which, says Dr, Taylor, “has given combination and energy to the public opinion of Bations and bestowed on the entire community @ powcr of sharing in the deliberations of ‘the State, Whe invention developed no new element of clviliza- tion, but it gave intensity and extent to all. In nothing has the influence of printing, and more par- ticularly that of journals, ben more remarkably displayed than ia the extension and enforcement of individual rights.” The art of printiog, con- tributing as no other means could to the diffusion of knowledge and to a higher de- gree of intelligence among the people, is, there- fore, rightly locked upon as one of the principal motors of civilization, The printed works and journals invited thought, research and discussion, and “discussion renders men acute, lnquisitive, dex- terous, prompt in attack, ready in defence, full of resources” Aid no agency has assisted more in Uberating the peopie from the thraldom of political despotism than the press; for, quoting the language of Edinund Burke in the House of Commons, they— the journais and other periodicals—*‘augur misgov- ernment ata distance aud snuit the approach of tyranny in every tainted breeze.” ASIATIC ORIGIN OF TH MANUFACTURE OF PAPER. As “tall oaks from little acorns gcow,'’ so did this mighty engine of progress originate in little begin- nings. Ina tate lecture delivered in this city by the Rey. Dr. Martin, a professor of the Imperial College, at Pekin, in Clina, the reverend lecturer claimed the honor of having 1vented the art of printing and also the art of manufaciuring paper for Lhe Chinese. To some extent this claim is undoubt- edly well founded, The pple of Enast- ern Asia kuew the secret of manufacturing / cotton paper probably centuries before the Christan era, Even tle Saracens and Arabs knew nothing of it until they conquered Samareand, in the year 704 of the Christian era, when the Arabs learned fiom the ceuquered people—whither the knowledge had been broug.t from Chiha—the art of making paper, and soon alter established a paper factory 2t Mecca, During the Crusades and after, icularly im the thirteenth aud fourteenth cen- uries, large quantities of iis Arabian paper were broug.:t t» Europe to be used for copying books and for public records, instead ef parcimeat, which had become scarce and very high priced. Cotton was then unknowa in £uro, but among the Germans hemp culture was very exteusively followed, and most of the jinen then made was manufactured in Germany. ‘The apparent siinilarity of the linen fabrics to (hose made of cotton coor gaye rise to the belief tha! paper might also be made out of linen, and thus the prst paper factomes were erected in Gormany, probably not more than half a century before Jonani of Gutteaverg, started e. THE CH! x In regard to the art of printing the Chinese may also claim priority, though some insist that Cicero, in his essay “De Natura Deoru,’ suggested it by giving directions how to make forme iterarum— forms of letters on type from metal. But the Chinese rinted vooks long before this, and, as Rey. Dr. jurtin asserted in his 'ecture, hat many libraries coutalaing a hundred thousand and more printed volumes centuries before Christ. Their method of printing was by engraving the whole page upon one Diock of solid hard wood, inking the raised surface ard pressing the paper against ft with soft brushes. Though they bave now thtroduced hand presses, they BU welain the solid block, and conid noi yet be ia- duced to abandon it for movable types. HOW ITS KNOWLEDGE CAME TO EUROPE. The accounts brought by Marco Polo of the skill and advancement in manofactures among the Eastera nations, particularly of tne people of Cathay, by which name China was then Known, followed by the explorations of subsequent travellers, by land and by sea, revealed to the Europeans this primitive art of printing in use among the Chinese, and at the beginning of the fifieenth century we find it adopted in the West, First it was applied only to the manu- facture of playing cards and for furnishing tlustra- tiora to inanuscript works, aud gave tuus rise to the GUTTENBERG, art of engraving. FAUST AND SCHOEVFER. THE INVENTIONS OF This use of the Chinese art was continued for haif acentiury, aud though here and taere some artist used separate biocks to produce one impression it was not until Johannes Genstietsen, known In his- tory as Johannes Guttenberg, siruck the true idea by Inaking each letter of the alphabet @ “block” by self, and with them composing words and sec- tences with the same ease as one could write, His first expertmeats were made al Strasburg, in Alsatia, ¢hen a province of the German empire, and he coa- tinued there for twenty jears, but with 11 success, He is Known to have had a press of nearly the same construction as the so-called Frankiin press on ex} hibition in the Smithsonian institute at Washington, end at winch Franklin worked as a printer's appren- tuce. Guttenperg, after spending tis fortnne, re- moved to Mayeace and became there associated with Jobn rust or Faust, ® wealthy and learned man of thatancent town, and both emptoyed as assis- tant Veier seloeticr, a copyist, and @ man of tusie and ingennity, subsequently the son- inlaw of Faust Here the invention was perfected, and instead of words for types cut by uttenberg cast metal was used at the suggestion of Scuoetfer, who also invented the puncer of hard Ticial to give sharper cdges to the typo and greater purity to te impressioas. The first issue from this ress was oo, a letter of indulgence of Pope las Ve Sounbelieving were the people at that tine of the poss bility of producing by printing, at cloap price, What had heretofore been the work of Years at lange expense, that when Faust offeret coptes of the Vulgate translation of the Bible for pate al Paris at a were fract on of tue price for which they couia en be got ue was arrested as a sorcerer, + TUR PROGRESS OF PRINTING TO THE PRESENT DAY. ‘Thus we lave briciiy traced the origin of the art of printing abd oi the int) uiecdd eC of poper. From the tine that Gu'cenborg, Faust and Selioetfer first set the “unconqueravle army of the leaden soldiers of though’ —as a German philosopaer named = the types—in motion up to ths day the progres: of im- provement ia the art of perpetuaiing in print the tuoughts ant ideas of man hus deen vast aud unin terrupted, and ali palious have ¢ What duriog the fret period was the printing of ornamental initial letters, and which were then continued to be inserted by the hand ot the former copyisis—has now beea reached to such perfection tha ¥ sprossion often, par- ticularly when ¢ a stveral colors, re, resents an exquisite picture, THE PRINTING PRESS, In this conncetion the printiag press shoul 1 not be forgoiten, this great auxiliary, Uirough the mn. provement of wh.ch alone Gattenberg’s Inveutioa could exert the Ligh iafucuce upon the civilization of mankind which It has exercised and does str wield, ‘The press as tirst constructed by Guttenberg, about the year 1428, remained nearly the same in use up to the close of the last century, when, in 1799, tue first decided Luprovemeut was introducca vy Wiham Nicholson, in England, The German, Pred. rich Koenig, afterwards engaged in improving th justrursent for spreading knowledge and fens, aud after many falares iu Germany and and he at last succeeded In burtding a press worked by steam power, on Which, November 28, 1814, the London Temes was printed tor the first time, In tls press the form of types moved horizontaliy an- der the cylinder over which the paver revolved, boing (hus imprinted wpon tie form passing under the cylnder, ‘Is preas gave about 1,500 im- pressions per hour, The next important im- provement was made by Cowper & Apple. path, Who in 1878 constracte! aaother preas lor the Tine, which, by reducing the size of the cyniuders, euadied them to increase their num- ber, and tans print 6,200 copies per hour, Most of tho printing presses In use In this conntry for news. ra og! and book printing were of tiis syot@m uotil S87, and while gy Ahn the improvements added none Changed the tundamental principle on which they were oullt—the horizontal ferm or “bed” pase ing ra tho cylladers on which tie paper re- voived. ‘ad Linpossibie— TOWS PRESSES. The great favention im the printing press was given to the patie in the year tast named by Kichard M. Hoe, oF (ue New York firm of machinists, R. Hoe & Co. it coosisted in transverring the form of type from the horizontal “bed to the large central cylinder, around which four, six, eight or ten sinaller cylinders revolved on their own axes. The paper Was fed to the printing cylinder by the smatier ones, 80 that cach revocation of the central printing Mave four, als, eight or ten prince, copies, oF frou 1,000 to 20,000 Impressions per hour, Such celertty of print ng had theretofore been believed im gsm ana a3 soon as, by tue practical ext le of ho NeW 1onK HERALD, the new presa was rly tested and introduced, it was adopted by other journals ond a'so by the Tm sin London, And now we bave sul another naprovement in the Bullock press, Wineh, without requirh 80 much room, ee neerly the same number of copies and prints hem on both sides simultaneously. But whtle the newspaper and book presses have been improved to a devree approaching @ mtracie, in every oluer kind of presswork the progress has kept sioady pace with them, The present needs of com- merce and industry, of social life and of all the vari- © 4 Intercourse between man and man, fit ited the titroduction of new facilities to expedite that intercourse, and here again the printing press is the chief instrument reited on, Hence @ printin estublishment of to-day, to be well ‘appotated and urnished to satisfy ail the demands made upon i has ceased to be a mere mechanical rere, fn tion ve = ype the oo teams an institute of even of stlence; for it requi artistic: of scientific discoveries de the Ryne Sau aton the printing press, atded by all of ern intelligence, is eo peri wit institutes of the art odern ee uw or e ha een and far between. Muel ¢ Imperial Printing Departmen jenna, aud, periaps, in one branch called NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1869.——QUADRUPLE SHEET. turdruck,” or nature printing, for i!lustrat botant- LOST AND FOUND, ad cal works, that printing house stands In | $Osr_PRom A VESSEL IN THK FAST RIVER, SEVE- this country, and with ail the machinery th “4 ? pu and appliances i mapped wit a ‘skill of Europe ral hogeheais of Talow marked “Smith Brothéra' pare 7» New York city, relined.” Any the above will be suitably rewarted. 'B. L. HARSELL, 194 Malden lane SMALL POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING A aibsumofmoner and papers. The finder may retain 226 money aad will reselve an adiliticnal reward ov retusning fhe pocketbook and papers to CHABLES A. MILLEN, . T LEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON. eity the Metropolitan Nasoun stiest, 1a BRITISH HONDURAS. Competition pay the Mal! Contract-Sugar Plaating—Lamigration—The Honduras Kuile road. Briizk, March 11, 1869, ‘This day the bark Palias sat!s from this port for New York, and the steamship Mexico for Havana, aad the Colonial Mail steamship Trade Wind for New Orieans, with the mails and passengers, also sail to-day. This is an extraordinary event in our his- PaO an DO YOU BITE YOUR | | THUNB AT ME? —s SEE EVEN J. OST.—ON SATURDAY LAST, A MOROCCO SAMPLE 4 Th ¢ TELEGRAM OF TO-MORROW. Case of Steel Peas, stampet Harrison & Bradford. Wier will bo rewarded ou returning same to Harrison & Bradvord, 185 Weat Thisty-seventh stra FOR SALE. PANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE, DOING atair business; @ rare chance and no humbug; two years’ lease; cheap rent, with Apartments to live ip; will be fol | chenp if applied for immediately; stock, stap.c: salle: Factory reasons for selling, Address Mininer, box '3,1i4' Poet oflice. FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN ENGLISH ALE AND Chop House on a corner, elegantly fitted up with large French plate mirrors, English four pull ‘beer od and e1 rejuisite for carrytag on # large business; reat of the ominal; long lease. Appiy to WILLIAM ABB! ty Hail place. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISHED Butter Siore, on Eighth avenue, doing rge cash busl- ness. For partiedlare apply at 364 Eighth avenue. lace TT, ner Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon, 1a the best b ness part of Third avenue; three years' lease from Ms Reut cheap. Very jon for any kind of nous, Termseasy. Address Ph. T. H., Herald office, 13 THE EVENING TELEGRAM. TEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR TLE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 IREPROOF SAFES.—GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW offered in Fit f Safes at No. 15 Cortlandt street. Call and examin belore purchasing. ROCERY STORE, STOCK AND LEASE FOR SALE— 555 Eighth avenue, corner Fortieth streot. Goon Payne LUNCH BAKERY FOR SALE--RE- J ceipts 850 per day; call and examine for yourscl: ; most Hasig: gars oi Pearl street, 363, Good profit guaranteed or no aale. FIRST CLASS MEAT, FISH AND VEGETABLE Market, 14 years esiatlshed; new Fixtures, Horse and Wagon! three years’ Lease; cheap rent, Call at 619 Bighth aveni FIRE PROOF SAL! mediuia size, eheap, as it must be moved. x tharine street, tory—two steamers and a sailing vessel all in one day. Still, as one swallow does not make a summer the sailing of these vessels.in one day does not make good times in this colony. The Pallas is but haif loaded, while the Mexico goes to Havana ior a cargo and the Trade Wind has no cargo of any note. The steamship Mexico came down here to secure the subsidy for the mails, and a3 she is a better and faster boat it was thought she would get it; but ihe Legislative Assembly saw their chauce and went in to win, so they passed a resolution that they would pay but $12,000 asasubsidy; then advertised for tenders, Last year the ‘rade Wind had @ subsidy of $24,000, so the Mexico tendered for $19,000, Cn opening the tender of the Trade Wind 1t was found hers was for the same price; so they were both rejected. The Assembly again asked for tenders, and the Trade Wind tendered for the same price; the Mexico pnt in no tender. This did not snit the Assembly, and this teuder was also rejected. Both vessels tendered again, and at greatly reduced rates—viz., the ‘Trade Wind tendered for $15,000 and A Fart res SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, IN ing from Ei. nth street and Fiith avenue to Seven- teenth street and Eixt bie Victorine. ar. one returning the same to Futon street will be suitably re- warded, 1 gg orem rly FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AND ‘Twenty-elghth street, one red cornelian Ring, with en- traved head, $20 reward will be paid for it at Bishop & Rein's, jewelers, under Filth Avenue Hotel, Ost-ON THR NIGHT OF THE QT, A GOLD hand Bracelet, ‘The tinder will be rewarded by leaving itat 79 Fitth avensie. T,- $50 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE- covery of a Solitaire Diamon] Stud, with small id bar attached. TIFFANY & CO,, 550 bi OST—MARCH 31, A NIC KEYSTONE, WITH 4 DL. and design of tomb willow. Finder wil re- L., 294 Bowery, up stairs, and receive $5 reward. T0857 ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH i, IN THE VICINT- dt of, Wall, Water and Mine airects, a roll cootaining ten $5 bills. ‘The finder wil! be suitably rewarded if he will re- turn the same tothe Howard Insurance Company, 68 Wail street, New York. a the Mexico for $14,995; so the Assembly, by resolu- OST—ON SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, A MINK tion, accepted that of the Trade Wind. By these |4 Muff, from the stoop of No. i1 West Thirtioth s'reet, The mber, finder wlil get $5 reward on returning ie to th manceiyres the colony saved $9,000 In money, and, perhaps, lost tae chance of even having @ competi- ~—-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, WITH BRASS COL tor in any other colonial mail service. ‘The tenders ‘answers to the name of Prince; a suitable reward, also meiuded rates of freight and passengers, on & Bro., 23 Third avenue, coraer Twenty- which a great reduction was a'so made, The Trade Wind is owned in your city, and nas carried the nialls lor the last two years. There ‘3 now a fair geerene that mahogany will not be cut in this colony in quautities to glut the markets, as the gangs have been reduced in size aut number for the current year, Our sugar planters are all busy grinding. The weather is notas fine as it shoud be, but they are making good sugar and im quantities as large, if not lurger, than in any former year. Our exports last year were over 1,600 tous; this year we hope to ex- ceed 7,509 tons, and to largely increase the quantity each succeeding year. luumigrants stil continue to arrive. ‘The Mexico brougit down some twenty and tke Trade Wind rising eighty. Many who have come were disap- pointed ta their anticipations, and have gone back ; others have pulled off their coats and gone io work like men, all of whom have succeeded and have hoines of their own. Still, as the soil 1s so good and rich, they have to work to keep down the weeds, if not to improve their crops. Thousands of barreis of rice were raised and housed last year ; but owing to the impeifect inachinery for huluing it very lute of the crop has been brought to market, and it is now feared it cannot be cleaned at ull, Some say 1t is dierent from the South Carolina and Georgia rice; that the hull grows fast to the gram and that lt cannot be separated without pounding it tne, The cluef engineer on the Honduras Railroad, from Port Cavazo to the Pacilic, 1s dead. It 13 said he died wiih tie yellow fever, but that fact 13 not officially know here at present. [fear the low lands of the State of Honduras will prove very unhealthy, and be a second Panama, while worklug under the mountains; but ail epidemics and all sickness will disappear when they get on the high lands, —Al- ready the notes of preparation are sounded in this colony. Tue contractor with the State of Honduras tocut mahogany las been we to this town and hired his workmen to go to that State to cul mahogany, while a large number of our hands have been hired to cut down tae bush to commence making the new raliroad. Perhaps this new rauroad will be buitt; but its prospects are not at present very flattering, and from what has been done before va that road i am not metined to be sanauine as to tue result of the experiment now bemg made. 10 REWARD--A LADY'S FUR TIPPET, IN A ost — ‘Third avenne ear or between Third and Lexington ave- nues on Thirtieth street, about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. ‘The above xeward will be paid for its return at Kev. Dr. ‘Tyng’s, 209 Past Sixteenth street. ‘PICKED UP OFF JERSEY CITY FERRY, A RAFT oF pine plank on March $9 Can be had by'anplying at 18 Exchange place, Jersey City, and paying expenses. __ REWARDS. os = KEWARD.—LOST, IN A SIXTH AVENUE CAR, «) between Twenty-tnird and Thirty-aixth streets, a Gold Locket. ‘the above reward will be paid by returning it to 220 Wert Fitteenth street. &1() BEWARD.—LOST, ON FIFFILAVEN by ‘Thirty-frst street, a'amall black and tan Terrier Doc, with a nbbon around his neck; answers to the name of Nic. The reward wiil be paid ou delivery at 309 Fifth w 15 REWARD.—Lost, IN THE BOWERY, NE DLO First ‘strest, on Wednesday afternoon, a Gold Seay, With cornelian stone representing two hounds, Return to WM. TURNBULL, 115 Wost Fifteenth street. )% REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM THE STABLES OF 42) Brash « Webb, on the night of the W7th inst, a bay Mare, medium size, star ia forehead, one wihlte Mind fool, blind, ia good condition, Any persoa returning said horse or giving information where she tay be had, Will be duly re- warded. Gung 1011, Conn,, March, 1869. $25 REWARD.—LOsT, A ROLL OF BILLS 4?) wmounting to a ‘The above reward will be paid by returning thei + Ford, SL Sixth a 1.000) REWARD AND No QUESTIONS ASKED 5 for the return of the following articles, stolen rom No, 13 West Twenty-uinth sirect on the evening of Tues- day, March 80:— Vpalrsolitaire diamond Earrings, with pear shaped pen- danis: Ldiamond Brooch, set in black enamel, form of stay I black enameled Brooch, or Locket, with monogram 1D." in diamonds; I malachite Set, Brooch, Earrings, Slee Buttons; 1 Set, Roman gold, Brooch and Earri ameiled (Dresden) angels’ heads, Brooch ana Earring man Byzantine Locket; 1 gold Chain, with penday doilars; 1 pair amethyst Earrings; Llady’s bine | Wateh, Capt” maker, Geneva; 1 pair turquoise Harring air Venetian Bracele gold Packets attached, one focket with monogram “L. ( Set Marquesite, steel’ and gilt; 1 plain gold Uhain, with 'a sum of money and several Small articles. MOREAU DELANO, 13 Wést Twenty-ninth street. [)PIRCTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 6 BROADWAY.—TIU8 old established agency refers to the mercanttie coumu- ceneraily as to their experience, facilities and standing. '@ have no Uranches in this city. SNOW SH3e RACES {N CALIFCRNIA. Fanny S:enes. {From the La Porte (Cal.) Union, March 6.) On Saturday the Chinamen had permission to use the race track. Purses amounting to sixty dollars were raised and about twenty Celestials entered to contend for the premiums, The Johns were as keen to get jast dope to ride as werethe white mon, La Pore, Howland Flat, Poker Fiat and Saw Pit were all represented, and the riva'ry be.weea the riders was a5 great as it had been among the 'Melican mea. Upon the track it was traly a rich, rare and racy scene. Ciunamen acted as judges both at tie starting and Seer out poles. Ta several of _ HOUSES, ROOMS, & NT BOVE FIFTIETH STREET.—WANTED, A ROOM F A Physician’s Office, with Rooms for light housekeeping ing terms, box 1,400 Fost oftiee, A. FRENCH LADY) OF UNQUESTIONADLE RE. spectability and with undoucted references, wishes two Rooms in a private famivvy, anywhere between Secon! and Seventh avenues and Teoth and Thirty-sixth strects. Address Miss M. T. KUIIN, 923 Broadway. the squads every rifer fell and noc more than two NTLEMAN WITI BEST CITY REFERENCES AND came tiroagh at auy time. ‘Talk about grand and | A Gkiviniive good stcurity wants to take cara of an lofty tumbling by a circas troupe—it'is nothing | empty house; moderate conditions. Address for four days when compared to a Chinaman saow shoe race. We honestly beleve a Chinaman Can make a more ex- tensive, awkward and bigger tumble oif of snow shoes than any other being, editors, fat men, Lo horas, experts and ‘sich ke’ not excepted. Whii the races were in progress a strange tall-wearing rider with sives upon his shoulders, made iis ap- pearance upon tie course, He appeared to be a perfect stranger, and while going up the track he stopped and commenced jabbering ut a feartul rate, Tie was a lively talker and couid beat a Frenchman at making gestures. The balance of tie Mooneyes D. J., Herald oice, QURNISHED HOUSE WANTEE well built and well fursishet; from 10 to 12 rooms; English basement Figur Addr with tocation, de- tcrfption and rent, &., box 1,118 Post olice. Ao WANTED—F' ENISHED, UNPURNIS! WELL LOCATED, ED OR Tent woul! be wholly or Herald office. partly ft where the fa board.’ Address Sumne) Iv take ELEGRAM PRIZE were nonplussed—they “no sabe him.’ He bo YOU BITE YOUR flually took his position at tie head of the | —— track mngside of the other Chinaimen, and, 4 BAT ME when the word was given, started down the om ie npr track. As Soon as he struck the flat he fell, ana th NG TELEGROYt OF TO-MORROW. boys commeaced rotiing him. Some of the Celes- tia's, who were still ignorant of the joke, didn't relish it; but they soon mistrusted something was wrong, and When they found out that the stranger was 2 Howland Flat chainplon snow shoe rider they were immensely pleased. The La Porte Johns were badly beaten. Howland Fiat and “aw-pit were the victors, The nextday more moncy was raised , and another race came It was another rich scene. Again was La Porte ‘The Wowland Flat and Poker Flat dope eaned the platter, Won every race and captured tne mone if any of owr readers think the La rorte Celestials haven't got a big disgust on for “dope” ask thom for yourself. We shail not be surprised uf Chinese races prove quite a featare in racing ia this locailty hereafter, WANTED. FOR A PARTICULAR FAMILY OF ar persons; low rent, State particulars, Would like possession in a we: Adres station G. Howse, Wa WANT TO BUY A SMALL sized, well nt ‘ovement & good neighbort rice ior Cash. dress, with partict rinelpal, box 339 Post office, by the Chinese merchai om. oRNISH 8, by a dressmaker, ating terms, which ‘ost villce. Two, id third ROOM AND BEDROOM, Hetwcen Tenth and Por who isout during the day. A: mist be moderate, M., box 1,748 I Waar FAMILY OF unfurnished Rooms, first an house, beween Lexingten and Seventh third and Forty-elghth ‘streets ; referenc dr Pity rou & short distance fro Joey Le, 245 Hast th Wore ; city: New Haven Railroad preferred, Aduvess HL. C., box $47 tieraid omee, with (all patvonlars, ‘WARTRD-Roow FoR DoctoR's OFFICE, WITH OR without Board, in vietnity of Forty-eighth street aud Eighth avenue, Address P., 314 Weet Fifty-third street, with perticniara, WARTEDIFOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING, A HALF Lait or Room with mall Steam Power, cloan, well_lo- cated, between Chambers and Liberty streets, not far from Astor House preferrot; rent, witinut power, not to exceed $0, Apply at 229 Broadway, room 29, FIVE OR SIX d floors; | priv: enuer, exclanged. aAd- Terns mm Crm: Trees and Public Grow a, have voted that any person owning land borcering on any street or highway of the city who shall proper: sef Out suit :bie treod in the street or highway oppo: site his land, with the approval and under the atrec- on Of sald commissioners, shail be pald the sam of one dollar for each tree thhs set, provided the tree be living aad the compensation be claimed in tne ? scptomber followlag. FURNISHED COT. PARTI pg . DESK ROOM INA LAW OFFICE, L. DAYTON, Herald office, “inom of it ace ekilfuly. treated JACOBY, i Fast Fifteenth street, near Third avenue. (PEMEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON. y TANTED—PERMAVENTLY, WITHOUT BOARD, BE. tiveen Sixth and nid and Thirty-second stree ferences given and req: Address, giving nll are (have not time to look at many places: Prompt Merchuat, Herald ofer, | DO YOU KITEYO.R THUMB AT ME? | y TANTED—AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR IN A KT. apestable neighborhood, for m ts adults, Address, stat SEG EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-MORROW. T & A. OFFICERS CAN HAVE THEIR PAY Ac. eounts exahied fa wdvance by addressing bor 109 Wea MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT wIntt A party (9 make 1,00) or more Saddies for Veloeipedes, Apply at 816 Pulton street, Brookiya. ij vermas, Dox 8, wart FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AN U furntebed first or second Fi sisting of fo rooms; house must be private and contain modern hnpro ments, Address O. &., box 840 Herald office, TANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, US nished Parlor, extensioa room, with or with room, contalaing todesn improvemenis: slao one Room on garrel to store furniture aad trunks; location pre erred. b weew Lighth and Thirtieth sreets; permanent if su ce, stating lowest (eri fail description and addiess, ~ FURNITURE, A, in, Ac. ; trucks, laborers and by iy Fourth avenue, near Twenty fifth st MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR. niture for sale-Property fami city; Btageres Pailor Suite, Paintings, Pianofor Rircous, Wahiroben Mattresses, ha‘ orighnal cost, 64 West Fitter NARPRTS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C, AT VERY low prions tou fe Ripplied, And can pay by ths week or month at GREEAL & CO.'S, 193 Blgith avenue, cor ner Twentit RAM PRIZE CARTOON, {Do vou wire your | THOM AT ME? i olating apparatus, at 7 ANTED-BY A YOUNG GE Lol a House, wafarnished Joeaitty, between T ying thelr own relerenees given and requires. terms and fud particulars, W, M., box 4489 Post office: Wane Petroom, or a Kor four, sowih of Fort -A ROOM, WILH EXTENSION AND MALG * With two Hal Rooms, by a party th street and enst of Fourth are a tainly preverrel. , Lerins must be moderate. Ij, box 188 Herald oftiee. pri. rene ANTED-BY RESPONSIVLIE TENANTS AN UN- faratehed Floor, all ms lera improvements; trai ess house and neigiborhood; private family only. Addrsw M. AMS Past Forty-sinth street, , THRE UNFURNIS people are not to SER EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-MORROW. URNITURE OF A PARLOR AND REOROOM FOR sale, with damask and Ince Curtains, Enclish Brissols -iusiatatn atta Carpets, ke, and Rooms to let. Apply at JU2 Wert Twentieth V TANTRD-A FURNISHED Y wexslom, where th nm in bowers OFA BEDS_8OFA BEDS-NBW PATEN’ eueapaat a the eognicy. OW. 8. HUMPHREY’ ture Warerooms, 18 Astor place, near Broadway. — NF above Thirty-fourth sireet. ‘A REN, WARD & C0, 1 AND 77 SPRING STREET, — blished 1850, Manufacturers of Cabinet and Up. holstered Furniture, plain sad ornamental, for parior, dit frutted, bieh, room, library and bedroom. Also the ra tment o nent to ratiroad, within one hon:'s ride ‘enamelled Chamber Furniture to be found tm the city. All rod to sly.e, Addross, with ful prefer ‘and prices low. Herald otice, IKEA rh i Neha to La Drst up town, Adaress, with particulars, C, ‘bon 883 Post uittee. > a an COAL AND Woop, mucha (ems PRIZE CARTOON. JANTED TO RENT... high basement Ho Twentieth and Forvietl str Rigen Font must be moverate, of V JANTED TO RENT USE Hedoon, not) ner Hore, with Lve or nix bave some gro ine (or f DO YOU BITE YOUR | | THM AT SFR EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-MORROW, parilally furnished, boiwee ts wod Fourty ant Elety eer Atdrew Lamber, Horald HED, ON A_CHALDRON FOR COKI, DELIVERED 1%. weeks WR SHBKWOOD. #; must by ee ashed ad mai fo Re ete 0 Ui not be eon BS LH eps, gtring aadvess partiouiars of howe abd rem Tequised to box BW Post olive. rpenraram PRIZE CARTOON. f— bo vou mix Your | THUMB AT ME? | Pa SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO MORROW. FURNISHED “HOTEL, WITH FOUR YEARS forsale, cheap. Inquire at 204 Third avenue, ty-fourth street. corner T) SIOE STORE (GOOD LOCATION, DOING A GOOD business) for sale, on liberal torma, as the owner has two stoves; rent low.’ Apply oa the premises, 128 Spring street, or al 158 Spring street, FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BUY A FIRST lava Bar and Restanvant; best business location in the eity | proprietor going in other business, Call on premises, No, 3 Warren street, corner Broadway. ASE AND FURNITURE OF HOUSE rect, containing 1 rooms, newiy fur- d bar, with fuil Heense, at'a sacridice. LARGE LOT OF GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY VA- JA. ricty for sale at 50 per cent below cost, at 69 William eet, one door frota Cedar, (A. SIGAR STORE FOR SALE.—-A GOOD CHANCE FOR one acquainted with the business; a good stand; next ihe Central Markei, 662 Seventh avenu A sTOR SAUB-A BROADWAY CORNER RESTAU + rant, Cigar Stores, Sainple Rooms, Restaurants, Hotels, heat Wasington Merket; Liquor Stores, Groceries, Baker fer, Confectioneries, Stationery Stores. ‘Brooklyn | Liquor Stores, Corner Grocery Stores, Furniture Store, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, A A LIQUOR STORE, WITH FIVE AA. years’ vaiuabte Lease and ayear's License, located 1a the Fourth ward. Apply at 16 Roosevelt atreet, PURCHASER WANTED—FOR THE RIGHT TO MAN- facture an article in general dewand and highly en dorsed by all first class houses in the trade. Apply to H. Md., $4 John street, up stairs. N ENGLISH SHADES, WITH JUDGE AND JURY 24 Concert Hall, for sale.—Does a large business; in five location i atery HELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. FORTY YEAR OLD, ESTABLISHED JEWELRY Store, best location in the Bowery, long lease, at low rent, for sale, owacr wishing to retire.” Address WM. T. THROOP, 23'East Thirty-rst street. FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SAL¥—ONE AA of the best corners up town; well fited up English ale Pump, license, Jeane, to. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, bi all place. auctioneer, No. 6 City A “FOR SALE, THE MIDERNIAN HALL, XO. AL. Prince street? This well known establishment, two large, spacious ball rooms, fa the best condition, b all the fixtures, five years’ lease from May next, licetised to ‘August, with tine apartments to live in, For further parti- ewars apply to J. & P. DK, 43 Prince street, } AKERY FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY—WITH TWO LD” years’ Lease; must be sold, as the owner ia going to the olcountry, Apply at 201 Twenty-third street, corner Tenth avenue. 42 Ah [ RUG STORF.—A FIRST CLASS GOOD PAYING COR- ner Store for sale ata bargain; establisbed over thirty years; low rent on lease; no bonus’ for good will, Apply to TALL & BLAUVELT, wholesale druggists, No. 60 Cort- lanat atreet, Por SALEGA, CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED—A first class Bar Busines, with lease of building, Froajtray, below Fourteenth street, The place 14 dot aplendid business and is one of the finest located in the efty. Apply to VOLLNSTON & VAN TASSELL, 112 East Thirteenth airect, near Fourth aven FACTEL FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE. THE FURNI- ture. Fixtures and Lease of Hotel, containing 40 rooms, fully furnished; cheap rent; good location; price $3,700, Ad- dress Hotel, Herald oifice. OTEL ON THE SOUND.—THE LEASE AND FURNT- ture for sale, or pariuer taken. Beautifal location for summer boarders; bathing, boating, Gshing, gunning, dc. Address Sound, Herald office. i” } ERE IS A CHANCE.—FOR SALE, LEASE, STOCK ‘and Fixtures of a Hotel in the Twenty-second war containing bar, billiard and twenty-five sleeping rooms, well furulshed. Lease alx years trom lst of May: rent #1200. Stock and Oxtures, $4,50), Satisfactory reasons foi 8. B. JENNINGS & CO., 892 Eighth ‘OB PRINTING OFFI WITH NEW TYPE AND e} Presses, Hoe Drum Press, Gordon Quarto Franklin Press, for sale, at TAYLOR'S, 45 Cortlandt street, LD ESTABLISHED LACE BUSINESS FOR SALE.—IN consequence of the death of James Parkin, laceman, of the city of Montreal, Canada, the whole Laces and Embroideries, together with the business, will be sold en bloc. The stock of Real Lace is the most yalnable in the Dominion of Canada, being well as- sorted and in excellent condition. The connections are first class, the business having been established 20 years. This is 8 rare oppoctunity to any party desirous of entering isto © first class lace and embroidery trade. An inventory has been prepared, and any person desirous of tendering for the same can obtain all informution necessary ou application to THOMAS MAY & CO., Montreal, MONTREAL, March 10, 1869. | EWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIRE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL. 2. NEW DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEORAM PRIZE CARTOON, NEWS DEALERS, Look OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, awe eee NEWS DEALERS, Loox ov7 FoR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, NEWS DEALERS, Look our FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, NEWS DEALERS, LooK OUT FoR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. JEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FoR i THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, ¥, APRIL 2. TEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. FFICE FIXTURES, TABLES, COUNTERS, WEIGH- ing Machine, and about 1(0 feet of splendid Shelving for le. Apply to RUMSEY & MoCAFFRY, 920 Broadway. JODA FOUNTAINS FOR SALE.—SEVERAL SECOND 5 ae Soe Dranabis Also nar Marnie ones, for 100, ¥ iB Ea Cay ACs UBB SORE TULR, a8 Liberty street 0 MILKMEN.—A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A MAN wishing to make monsy.—A Milk Route, averaging a daily sale of about 250 quarts, Horse, Wagon and Cant, tisfactory reasons given for sellin Apvly to JACOB £00 129 street, First and Secoad avenues, Harlem, New or cliy. E E, THE PRACTICE OF A rs entist of 16 years’ standing, ia this city; good Teasons given for selling out; none but first class dentisis noed apply to SAMUEL 8 WHITE, coraer Ninth sireet and Broadway. $1.500 Machine Shc vertiser Bul Leas", Tools and Fixtures of a first class little . Apply to BRADFIELD & ROSS, Dally Ad- ing, Newark, N. J. FOR HALF ESTABLISHED STAPLE $2.000 Foring “aaantasteriag business © Gini Prot yearly; means Business. Apply in person from M1 to |, 8., 25 Chambers street, room No. 8, second tloor, COPARTNERSHIPS, ON.-THE FIRM OF CARROLL & 8TE- phens has this day been dissolved by mutual cousen:, J. ¥. Carroll will seitle the business of the concern, New Yor, March $1, 1869. IP HERETOFORE | EXISTI ersigned, under and by the firm naw Grimm _& at Nos. 72] and 72Ly Third avenue, city of New York, las this day been Bent, k, March £1, 1369. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FRENCH DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE PART OF JA a House with a well established milliner, on or near Eroadway, or would rent a House together, Address Madame te A. B., Herald PARTY HAS #20000 TO INVEST IN MERCHAN- dise; parties offering sume inducements will be promptly treated with, Address Southern Merchant, Herald °. EWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FoR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 JEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. NEWS DEALERS, Loox out FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON FRIDAY, APRIL 2 TEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. NEWS DEALEES, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, ___ PRIDAY, APRIL 2 TEWS DEAL OK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOUN, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 JEWS DEALERS, LOOK OCT FOR NG TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, RS, Li THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, AY, APRIL 2. THE EVENING TELE M PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 9. |, WITH VALU. busines, can be FIRST CLASS JEW al) ‘on thoroughfare, do . No bonus ake TARKWEATI £ CO., 13 Nassau street, OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING AND WELL FITTED up Dining Saloon down town, on easy terms, as owner other busiiess and cannot attend to the above.’ Apply to HENRY DREHER & CO., Auctioneers, OR SALE Tea ant Grocery Sire, doing a larce cash business in one of the best corners on Eighth aven 0g lease and low rent; satia‘actory reasons given for selling. Address A. B. W., box 182 Herald! off POR SALE i Barroo: ituate at 62 Cedar office ; the reason for selling 1s that the in other business, Call on premises, 12 and o'e'ock, OR SALE-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE, WELL ES. tablished and doing a good business, with Lease; ill NG SALOON AND et, opposite the Post Proprettor is © tween the hours of health of the iproprietot reason for selling. 152 Newark avenue, Jersey City. OR SALE-IN A GOOD POSITION, AN OLD ES- tablished Dry and Furnishing Goods Store; small amonnt needed; rent very low. Apply on the premises, 53 Ninth avenue. WOR SALE-THE LEASE, OF FOUR Y House, Grocery Store, Stock and Fixtures, or and Fixtures to let.” Apply on the premises, 315 4 nue, Terms.cash. JOR SALE-A CONFECTIONARY AND ICE ORE Salk Inquire at 469 Eighth avenue, oe SALE—A GROCERY STORE ON 0} beat corners in Brooklyn; three yi the premises. JAMES 18 Bridge MELY FIT? Jeans W1i be sold c! Apply at 440 Kighth a ARS, OF EOF THE Ap POR SALE— A HAN with four y OCK AND FIXTURE nire at 984 Bleecker strect. & fancy go OR SALF—A CIRCULAR VE 6in, tn good order, BOLRATH, 434 Kast Teoth street, JOR SALE—ON FASY TERMS, A DRI 2 & guod bus.ness, Inquire at 165 Washington street, Hoboken, SAW AROUT 4 IN & Kes SALE—THE STOUK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Will of the Biank Book, Statfonery and Printing Busi- nee of the Inte David Walker, esta lished at its present No.4 under the Broadway Baok, in i230. preiises, LF—AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, DO- rot class ant the best business in Harlem. ' For s inquire oa premises, 1,0 Third aveaue. No FOR, SALE<AT A BARGAL OF A BUT- ter Store aud Meat Market h avenue. LE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A PIRsT eudid business ean hig the stir bg business need apply; no agent y station 4, TWO SOLID MAHOGANY LIBRARY nea; Jhe Apply WELL, cabinetmaker, 117 West Eleventh street. FOR SALE STHE WELL wN LI 2 Nucleon sireet, corner 1 ick; bu Inquire of the owaer, on the promises. JOUN H. MEA ON THE WEST SIDE, ON lest established Corner Ha VOR STORE leased: OF THE los: dotng a 3, 254 Ninth Ker SALE—A SPLENDID LIQUOR STORE, cagh busin 5) the best ra for aeliing. Inquire on the promis Fer two First a ALE-FIVE GOOD PAYING BAKERIRS, sTx ‘clas Corner Liquor Ftores, eight Oyster Saloons, ding Hoasea, two Distiicrivs, four Butcher Shops, oa, elgltve A_ GROCERY rae and Wage Apply at Nos. 7 and 179 New Jersey preverred, GOON CIGAR STORE FOR SALE, AA. tireo:. ] )AUG STORG POR SALE WIT Pity stcTAy tice attached; rare chance for a phy sich tnal) anount of cash, as store st 4 FULTON a Prac. having @ AND, 1270 roadway. VOR SALE—COUNTENS, TANLES AND A LIgtoR Rar. Ssores and oflices Mtted up at short notice. App y at S00 Spring street, YER LIQUOR MAS ORFF: STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A ROOT AND WHY lease, Inguire at 113 Bighth avenue. re SALE~ONE MALE INTEREST IN TT lyn Kiting Acaden a 4, aaddios, bar ea rs adaress A, VI CHEAL. ritter and Cheese § tween Percy and Hammond. | Apr from SHH Dotelock, Rent Mis ya SOR SALE CHAD TF APPLIED FOR AT O Po Gounter, sheiving ant as Fi Appi as LE On E mad bib bers street, Fess nt 3. Witt four new tables, Hacer Masonte ¢, corner of Grand and Seventh streets, Witsninaburg. Apply ¢0 0 FOLBY, 108 Soventh etevet, Broo! lyn ED. Frcs OF A BANKING OFFICE FOR SALE. Apply to TANNBR & CO. 69 Wall street. AN, OUD ESTanuisuE MANUFACTURING USL ness in this city for eale. Wil take real estate elther in New York or vicinity in exchanze. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Brondwav, N_ ACTIV! WITH $2,000 €. of one of a firm who is vst class manufacturing SH, BUSINESS MAN, wanted—To take the p! 4 dbliged to withdraw. ‘This is business, in full operation. SOUTHMAYD & CO, 1% Broadway. AM PRIZE CARTOON, ——— po You Bite your THUMB AT M EGRAM OF TO-MORROW, —PARTIES HAVING BUSINE wanting mon with capital to jot: calling on STARK WEATUER & A FINELY FITTED UP BILLIAR AX boken for sale -Has a ten yoars’ I doing & good business. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway. CHANOE FOR ASHREWD BUSINESS MA SALOON IN HO- we; price very low; RAR AL One rienced in selling patent. and copyriz For particulars apply to H. CRONE, room 172 Belmoat Hotel, Fulton street, New York, from 10 A; M, to 8 P.M. RSTANDS THE je room 149 Fulton Appy to J. H, CE FOR A MAN WHO U! ness; the front Part of s: AT PRIVATE SALE—TH DAY 2 n $9 Broadway and BARGAIN THIS Ri opp Apply hind street, exterp: to CHRISTIAN here for a SCHWART, 853 Kast MGAR STAND, NO. 5 WALL & way; for sald On account of of as above. j T, NEAR BROAD. agements. Apitty ug cr ‘No agents ARTICLE, INK- will be aniversaily men and famiiles. 7, 95 Liberty street, PATENTS JUST ISSUED, rf wird 4 Wine alway, with a sup 4 good lease: the piace ry apply to D. D, ORRELL, office wien of f:8elt. For partie tway. OFFER FOR SALF Restaurant and Oyst teenth street. Yo any person fancying the business did opportunity fs oTered. Parr R WANTED—WITH 89,400 CASH—FOR MALE " f ¢ busigess down towa, vear! wlag for business. Ap- way, room 14, for two days, PAgtxee WANTED IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED 4 ifquor Jobbing house down town, do pig te ry ne 2 pital to exten Fol A. B.C., box 219 Ther alt P ARTNERSHIP, @& wishes to soll his 0: and provtable macula: uring business, MOODY, No.7 Murray street, IPHE ADVERTISER, WITH CONSIDERABLE CA sirown satisfactory business. Ane , Earnest, box 1 Heral! oii tiew!as y JANTED—A PARTNER TO anufactory jf Manufacturer, SARRY ON A RRNECIL 25,08 or $7,000 re- Herald office, quired. \ Address Bit WITH FROM $2,000 TO 2 afacturing, to extend ab: oppotiaaity ; no age: \ business, enooa ylven au: MAN nan old ertabliah ‘it. Inquire at 8 Na $200.78 re ing $0 per wee onice B50. WARTS?:, 0A, 100% STEADY MAN, AS ” Ot + partner jo a cash paylog business. Apply at 123 Franklin street, eecond floor, PARTNE RWANTED IN A MONEY MAKING S700, Di 1. business, $600 can be made yearty and no Flak. Inquire of Mr. SMITH, 65 Sixth avenue, in the store. $1,000 78 28 FORTUNE. PARTNER WANT bl » ed, {nthe best money making exbidition In orien, performing to crowded houses. Appiy immediately 5 Broad Atrect, roo 28, $] OO TO $2,090 WILL BUY AN BSTABLISN Pal Grocery or Liquor Business, with yaine Tease, £0 minutes from Jersey City ferrl STA WEATHER & O¢ a street, TEP—TO TAKE HALF by my PARTNER WA $1,000, “interes ina manutacturing business ; article staple, Inquire at factory, No. 6 Cannon etreet, “~ Mn) AND. A_ RESPONSIBLE PARTY f Bis.000 Wits 6 ren ene cuserion bonl-on Fr arenie: can realize nearly this sum annnally, Pate Culart Wilh MAY & COMSTOCK, 2 Chambers street. BILLIARDS, ORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND es, all faraished with the celebrated cushions, ready for shippin, KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner of Canal and Centre sts. ag SALE_A FINE ROSEWOOD THREE-QUARTER Bylliard Table, #lx pockets, with balls, cues, Apply t Twenty ffta street, between 6 and 7 P.M. at Ww," GRIFFITH, 183 FULTON STREET, OFFERS «+ for aate the tinéat of Tables in the United States at reduced prices, Call and examine before you buy. aa —_—— JEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELE tAM PRIZE CARTOON, PRIDAY, APRIL 2. LOOK our FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, ue FRIDAY, APRIL 2 EWs DEALERS, Loox OUT FoR AM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL A) EWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT ror THE EVE: t8LSGR PRIZE CARTOON, FRID. TL 2 EWS DEALERS, LOOK ours oR ING TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. NEWS DEALERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TEL PRIZE CARTOON, nt FRIDAY, APRIL 2. T IWS DF. 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