The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1870, Page 11

— HE “SEVENTH” STILL IN ARMS. Continuation of the Great Battle by Gaslight— Plans for Anothor Campaign and the Pro- bable Results—Four Companies Get ting Ready for tho Fray—How Will the Campaign End? ‘The troubles that have existed for some time past he Seventh regiment are evidently destined to last for some Lime Lv come. It has been asubject Of much regret in the regiment that the mysterious In- Muecace of “intrusive journalism” was sufflcient to Jay bare to tue public eye the ianer and narrow- Maluded workings of certain companies of an orgaul- zation which has so peacefal and brililant an exte- terior; but it should be understood that the ways of the Seventh are no more above criticism and expo- sure than anything else that is evanescent and ex- ceedingly mortal, The Sixth company opened the season with their brillant campaign, which ratsed 80 much dust tas the eyes of some of the oMcers were blinded to its real resuls, and then came the grand battle la the First company, which was fought on @ principle thatis soon tobe made asubject of Veat in the Superior Court, To a square fight for the mastery between twa sides ina military organization oue must of necessity fall; busin the First company the anomaly exists that, although the battle is not yet raging ag fercely as it did and will again, neither side has won @ complete miotory. ‘he cours martial decided the fato af those under the ban the other night, and ‘actually passod a resolution as unanimous endorsing the captain's action in the late wouvie, @nd resolving to staad by him in anything he may, as captain, do in the future, This resolution was read at a time wien to open their mouths against it by the “disaifected’”? would have been a showing of hands which was not desirabie under the circum- stances, particularly ag suaie of the malconients ‘Were to be voled upon for life or death that same evening. A company that would stuitify itself by promising to sustala any one of its members in everything he sould do iu tue future as @ member Tay certainly do a great many thiogs that will astonish its associates; but mention of the tact is simply made here for the purpuss, a8 matter of ews, tosuoW low this very resviution wil again Cause, id all probability, @ Lively Mybt in ike com- pauy. And here, ¢ Sort of parentuesis, let it be Kuowa that ol the niga’ the resolution was passed tue Caplan gave everybody to Understand Loat ail that Wauspired iW ie room should be considered “private,” an admonition, by the way, tuat te hewepapers shouid be Kept im the dark as hereto- Tore, But itis lo ve regretied that the admoniuon cannot be aeeded by the HakaLy, The resolu Hon was passed so that it might be seot to th board of oficers as tue Unanimous iecing of the Company in regard to its trouvies; bub tose WHO Claud Lat 1b Was nol a Unanimous One Bay SO On the ground that they Were bound hand and soot by circumstances, aud couid NOt raise their Voices in the iatver without ranulig the risk of going their heads cut off. Had tuey Voted uyaiust it, they couteud thus they would wave been “spotied,” aud in getting court Maruiadled lor some petty charge or other Would be dismissed, Ubus leaving the waole field in the possession of Wew Bdversanes., itso happens tat tue faction i tie Iaajorisy Would ask notuing beLier tua Lo be able to Kick oubevery One ot Lie walcoutent4. Tue latter kuoW this, aud, feeling Was they wre by iting for prin- Cipie, are Welermiined Lo remain a® loug us Lier can gud fight the iyat oublo uve bitier eud 1a a Way that thelr opponents lave a3 yet Lot the sigutest Wea ol. ‘Hhe joke of the Whole Luing, too, 18 thas the majority faction do not know ali the teoutenta, for the lavter uve so arranged watters, it 1s understood, that only a few of tuern Show on the surface, While Others, apparently inendly to tue Views of Lae other Nde, are quielly reuwiuing in tke back ground UNL the day fur ue cvup de grave comes, aud tieu— tapleau! The resolution mentioned will be undoubtedly as- @ailed at Lhe next woutuly meelng, On Lie last Muu @ay of the preseut mouth, When, L Uie “revuuiion isis” are nox bought of by comprouuse, tiere Win be a lively time. ‘Then, at the same meeting, will probably come up tie question as to What lave be- come of the charges preferred against Captai Ali gon by Lieutenant Barr, and those against Barr by Capsain Allison, 1t may aot bein the province oi the oumpany to ask sucka question, bub thal will BOt Chauge the facts, ‘Tlie Charges agaiust Barr have not reached the brigade headquarters yet, aua his demand for @ cours of inquiry hay not been coin- pled with, Tne charges agaivst te captain uave @ like manner uot reached the brigade headquarceis, 80. tue question naturally arises, Wiere are Luey ali? it may be tual Bare veing placed under arrest i @ little by play aud the charges against him ‘Will be buried Lorever tn & pixceou vole, and that tae Charges aguiust the captain are reserved to a jike fate. ‘Lhe payers made ous against DOLD saould cor tainly be sent to their proper desunations. Lue two blicers are, us a Mater Of Course, bot. bitterly op posed to one auotuer, and it 18 but justice hat, if they are tanocent, they should be so “declared by a competent military court. If guilty (hey shuuld be hed. ‘Them ine company’s Woubles uiwy ead ech ually. In aduiuion to the troubles of the First company there ts ove looming up lu the Second company, Tight wext door to the formes, _ auether las broken out in @ rather mild form tm we seventh company. The colouel ani tie sta oficers, who ali have tue Wellare of the regiuiens ab heart, have exeried (hemsolves to thetr utmost to Induce every Mad 1a te Command Lo feel that it is Is particular duty to see to ib that harwouy prevails in the regi- ment. ‘he Geose Of its “imer workings” by the HERALD has fallen like &# bombshell uw its camp, and tie cry BOW all aloug the line 1s, “never let the Bewspapers Know of your difileuities.” ihe seveatu 14 UNKE Soime Feginents in the Furst division, how: ever; this “avove neWspaper criticism.” according vo some Of its Oilers, so 1LOUgHE nob to be troubled @bout shat of which it bas no fears, The devc.opmients in reiereace to the plans o1 a Certain LUGE OF Lhe Seventh to go Over ID a boy to tue ‘Twenly-secoud, will sgum aiford & readubic chapier, SEM-CEFICIUL REPOR? FROM THE ROW2= COUNCIL. Return of Dishop Bacon, of Portland—Re- ception by Ilis Parishioners—Speech frou the Bishop. ron the Portiand Argus, March 2.) tKev. Bisuop Bacon, who has been tn unenical Counc at Rome, ar- rived ai Lis Lowe in Wis city yesterday. He was Met at the depot by @ commited trom tue parishion- ers aud Catuolic Suuday Schou! Union. The Lishop returns locking us tuough be Was enjoying te best Of, health. The Cathecrai of the Immaculate Conception was literaliy packed last eveamyg with & most interested wudiiory, every siluug being occupied and every pout Of standing in tue aisies of Lie imaicnse edi- lice. Atthe appointed hour the Bishop was escorted * from his residence to the church by the Reception Commitee, The suard men looked very neat iv Bulis of Diack, and Wearing white vests and gloves. Ou entering (ue church the Ze Deum was sung with Que elect, Wile the procession, cousisuing of the @colyles, cross bearer, clergy, &, were passing dowa tie main aisie, dn reply to an address of welcome by Mr.T. I. Dounotue, Bishop bacon said:— KEMAKKS OF BISMOP BACON. My Drearvy BeLoveD Cu.DREN—If the heart ex- Ppericnces as deep & pangas did mine four months @xo wien | bade you adicu on a separauion, it might gave been forever, the greeting g0 cordial io- ‘Bight seems lo repay it all. iy the performance of w sacred duty 1 jeft our shores and embarked on a wiltry ocean voyage at the call oL the Vicar of Christ to assembie in the holy city. Genie winds seemed to have wafted me from shone to shore to him trom whom my jurisdiction flows, and 1 have returned under as favorable circumsiances as I went. if you are as delighted to gee me back agaln, of which you have given meso decided an evidence, agai to return to my children, you are indeed hap) I lave stoot under the shadow of St. Pee dome; yet sill mid pleasures and palaces thougit One may roan, home is We place where the jeart funds sweet peace, for home is wwe expression of the happioess of the heavenly nowe. ‘When | was about to depart from Kome the Holy Father said to nie, “Do you not fear to cross the ceun at such an inciement season?! “No, Holy Father,” said 1 “You seem to fear nothing,” replied the Pope. “No, L fear not, because 1 go to my children.” You have united with me tn giving beariy thanks in the Hymn of Praise just sung. ‘The great Coancii sull in session, as bas been re- marked, has brought forth ridicule from the infidel press everywhere, not oue Word of which, perhaps, is true. The disunguished prelates of this keument- cai Counc will one day be acknowledged in their virtue of character and will live In memory when their delamers shail be forgotten. “Go teacii all na- tions,” &¢., said Christ, “and 1 will be with you to the end of the world.’ Three hundred and twenty years have elapsed since the Jast general council of the Koman Caigolle Church, and that* was the fa- mous Council of ‘Trent, and tat was subjected to the same taunts this hasbeen. 1 migias say more of the wise and venerated men who compose it were it Hot still in session, In my last interview with the Sovereign Poutul i was my duty to ask lis blessing on me and my children, and he gave it with ail tie aiechon of ‘a heart overfowmg with love and Which cannot be expressed in words, and whica only @ Christian can understand; and he enjomed that Eshoutd impart it to you and to all, that we nay perform our work by the blessing of God. I now give it to you irom the ureat Vicar of the Church. as you wonld receive tat of a loving parent 80 I give it to you. The Pontifical biessing was then given ina fine rolce, all Kneeling, Alter the ceremonies in the church were concluded the bishop's residence was illuminated aad & sere- fade was tendered to: Bishop Racon by Chandler's — a large concourse of people surrounding the Piscopal residence the while, while within tie choir aud a sow friends were entertained by the bishop. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, a BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD. Attachment Upon the Property by the Con- tractor and the Probable Motive of the Pro= ceeding—Tke Valuc of the Rond when Com- pleted to the Hudson River—How Much It will Cost to Complete and Equip It Bosvon, Mareh 4, 1870. ‘There ts considerable commotion among the Bos- ton, Hartford and Erie corporators just now, as well a8 @ general and acep interest among the stock gamblers concerning the future prospects of the road, ‘The State of Massachusetts bas already given it & loan of $5,000,000 on a credit of thirty years, and the whole ainount having been expended, a tartuer aud stiutlar loan is asked for, and the matter is now pending in the Legislature, with chances of the ad- ditional amount being granted, notwithstanding there Is a powertul lobby Working against {t, The treasury of the company having become depleted o1 the original flve milion loan, work has becn suspended, and Messrs. Munson & Co., the contractors, have attached tho property of the road to secure @ claim of $1,500,000 wiicn they hold against the company. This attachment, however, ts probably made in the mMterest of the company to tuwart other and smailer creditors, and tte prevail: lug opinion is that there was a mutual understand ing between the contractors and the directors before the proceecing was commenced, A committee, Cousisting of General George Star) of the Boston ana Lowell Rajiroad, aud Colonel James Moore, of the Centra Railroad of New Jersey, by request of the directors of che Boston, Hartfor and rio road, have recently examined the property ofthe company, and submitted a report upon its value, When coinpieted to the Hudson river, how tuca it Wiil Cost Lo complete and equip tt, and when a uu be compieved, in thei report the examiners Vi We have devoted some time to the investigation, and now PROFL L2 TOU, an eetimato of outlays ‘requisite, from December 1, 1569, to open tho eutire road, aud. respecttully submit such suggestions as oceur to us’ Learing upon the Value of your property. In order to completely open your main trunk jine of 226 miles, from Boston ty the Hudson iver, there remains yet 10,06 Onished twenty-six miles be echanicsviilé aad Willimantic and * between Waterbury wad Fishicill Un both theno divisions te greater part of tie work ie already executed. The e Biveers “have submitted to ua in detail their plan! rofilea, estimates of quantities, and schedules of prices pai ‘or the work. ‘They appear tobe carefully Calculated and are endorsed by the State engineer, prices carried out are in most instan: Gentructs wid weg waslcientiy large for the accomplialiment of the work. ‘The returns of Mr. Hancock, the cugineer of the eastera division, sow that to compiete the grading of hig division requires the excavation of avout 4120 euble y of carth und ballast and 26,100 cuble yards of roc! butiding of about 1,20) eubie yards of masonry ai feet of bridgtug, He estimates the coat of this at 89. We put it in round numbers at #130,00, Jarrett shows (lat to complete the westeru «division re quires the excavation of about 1,204,000 cubse yards of 0,000 cuble yards of rock, 3,0e0 cubic yards of tun- neliing, and the buliding of about 11,800 cuble yards of ma- Soucy, 5,20 cunie yards of rip-rap Wail and 2,60 lineal tect Of bridging, He ‘estimates the ost of this, exc.usive of Wack, at $1,602,622 We put it in round nuimvers at ‘81,000,000. "We ‘are informed that there is yet ty be pur- chased avout treo! ourths of the troa for this division. Our estimate of the cost of this, when laid, acluling co. spikes, spices and ties not how on haut, ie P0000, terminal grounds and structures at Goston and Wishkt require large ouliays to fuliy complete them. At Boson con sidvradie and bas aiready lea male, and @ further outlay Of not exceeding 200.0, for structares and grading, wick Poruape be suilicieat for the inmedtate waate of te cvinpa- hy. At Fishkill aud Newburg thare is more to be done. We estimaie that the grading, buliings, shops and boats require. there on the opening of the road will not leas than $35,000, Iu order to start the through tale eideiently there should be added to the equipment now on hand, not less than fiity locomotives, twenty-live passenger cars, ten baggage cars aad 1.00 freight cara ‘ihese would est not tar frou $1,610,000, . ‘The’ aggregate outlays required to put the trunk line in working order may, then, be stated us follow: To complete the eastern divislon. $430,000 2,600,000 ‘nd accurately The 8 those named tn tho the and about Grading of western division, Irom and superstructure, r ‘Buti Hxpenditures ai Bostons, 209,000 Expenditures at Fishkill... 850,00) New equipment... 1,600,000 Making an aggregate Of....sersessseseeeeseesenee BA 08000 Tequired to put your main ling in ellicieut working condition Lelween Boston aud the Hudson. THE POWER OF RAILROAD CORPORATIONS, PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1870. ‘To THE EpiTor OF THe HERALD:— Your article of tne 2%ih ultimo, showing the enormous and dangerous power wielded by the rail- road kings and the necessity of placiug the whole railroad system under the control of the national goverument, has touched a chord that vibrates througa the nation. Power, it ia said, is continually and silently stealing from tue many tothe few; our very liberues may soon be in danger from the corrupt influence wielded by afew railroad kings, acting in secret and without personal responsibility from be- lund these liniense corporations, whe have neither bodi¢s that can ve Kicked Lor souls to be damned. Neariy ali the corrapuoa witch bas been 80 rife of laie Years may be traced duectily w them. ‘ney MAKE uO Seevet that What they cannot obtain by tu fluence or intimidation they eect directly or tndi- rectly by Diivery, Who can resist the coicentrated power of one hundred mitiuons wielded by a singe Will? Gur great corporation here make no seers of their power, ‘Thelr migicas boast that wile their inimicnse capital and tie aid ox courts they swallow @ smal corporation every day for luuch with the wilow and orpiian swockhoiders, and wuen some of the stronger victims refused to be devoured aad iireaten legal pro- ceedings Wey are Curtly cold “tuab the legisiauion and jud vy Of Peaisyivania are to be found in their back oilice.”? One of our vice raliroad kinus (lormerly a beakeman upon the road) bus recenuy gol up 14 lis town palace @ sort of throne room, iurnmisued after the paiaces Of ancient Hyypt, et a cost Of some $50,000, ornamented Wilh roya. wpesiry, fromm tie looms of Frauce representing eutusoned kiugs, wiih Lue princes and Judges of ancient Egypt kneeung aid cringing belore them, which is sigaiil- caut of wiar le expects trom such higi officials as receive lis boULtY and patronage, What were tae gold spoons and other: extrava. gances tual buried Marun Van Buren from tie leney compared to Wwis? ‘These taings aud much more that cannot be told here are Waking Up tie bard-fisted yeomaury of the Keystone State, WO only need ine persistent energy of tne free press to cilecl an enure exange, WIC cannot weli be for worse, Judges and legisiators who now truckle to rail- Toad power ary auw Closely Watvhed aud marked. HONESTY. QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE UMPED STALLS. The British Queen Iuterviewed by an Ameri+ ean Lady. {From the Boston Transcript.) Several years since an American lady ol rare good Seuse and Christian attainment went to Germany to seek health aud recovery from long prostration ay the wonderiul bats 80 generousiy’ scattered over that favored land, On her way home she went to Engiana aad remained there some little tune, Her posiuou at home, fer education and reuuement of inanner, entivied her to be presented to the Hngish sovereigu. ‘Yo grvuly ber friends sie weut to St Janes, te UhidKty MAUL Pieasure Was in store for her, As the (ueen apyroacucd the lady she was attracved by ber quiet abd pusocssed Manner (Walch isalways the resuit of goud brecding) aud by the expression Of universal charity vi LuoUgh: aod deed which came, like @ Leuedictivi, irom the ice uf my (end to all those Who approaened ver, A lew royal words uf weleuwe were said, the Queen passed on, and Mrs. -— ihvagut nev partin the pageant was done. A iilue uller the “gentleman tn waiting” prougnt ® request lrom the Queen to the iady, that sic would visit Ker ut Windsor. ‘ihe day and hour bay iug been named, a carriage was sent to bring lier. ‘The Queen and rrince Aibert received her alone in the library. Her Majesty told her sie hac loug wished for such an opportunity, and had yeutured to ask this interview, Lhat she might ieara oman American lady more parucularly conceruiag the uuer home iife of @ country so nearly a ied wo England and claiming and iondly clinging to ts oid traditions ana uistories, and speaking tne same kane guage. She ose of the social relations as Wey miani- wat Unemseives in tue dilierent grades of aucivty; of the observance of public Worship; of ihe standing and tiluence exerted by the elergy ta privaie le; of the estimavon in witch we hold gar earned ite ary and scientitlc mens of the relyrious treintug aod education given by the movers o: the lund to their chidven; bow much were they entrusted bya Certain Class Of suuluers to, the care Uf servants; What was the interert people Of the so-valied Igher classes evinced towards Uke fervanis in their etl ploy, and of the education and traimiag wived by Wem; of the intelectual education received and deemed essential, and of the accomnphstienta usu- ally attained py the young daughteis oc che better classes; of the miugilug ol the various grades, and by what rules society generally was governed. nese and many oluer siiuuar questions were asked aud answered when the vour had passed, yet ali the in- formation the Queen and her husband, Prince Albert, Wished had not been given, A second iuterview was appointed, and Mrs, —— went again to ibe castie, At its close the Queea said, “Madaim, my country and your country are of one blood. We are bound together by traditions, by the pust, and by iike hopes and aspirations. God grant there be No Unkindness between us (then turn- tng Co her husband, she added); and tiere will never be, 80 long as we may avert it ‘Lhese interviews, sought by the Queen to Jeura from @ true woman or the Lome life of a peopie so con- nected with ber own iand, teils us of a good woman, Of & true Christian, whose interest oes out to benefit, ii possivie, all who speak the Jan- guage of her own reaiw., IT thought oiten in ihose dark days, when distrust and wroug came betweea these wo great Nations, Of that sad and widowed soul—of the good Queen, and of whe bour when (parting trom Mrs.——-) she took her hand, thea jayibe the other upon the arm of her husbaud, her supporter, ber strength 1 ber many trials aud Cares, suid again, “There sail be uo distrust between iy ary and your county if we can avert i. Since this Gune both the good Prince and my true frieut have passed away. \ Lance LOAD OF THE GREAT STAPLE.—The steamer Magenta, Captain Frank Hicks, arrived at our whart yesterday morning with 4,421 bales cotton. This ts the largest cargo of cotton received nere this season, @nd is far avove the average trips brought by our large Aesth, WIN Gule Leliuin daye—N. Oo Picayune, deb, Se eee MOT, LU HOW DETECTIVES ARE MADE. A Tempest Over a Nineteenth Ward Ofiver, Nominated by “Request?—King Kenuedy’s Views, s Some time ago omcer Lambrech* was transferred from the Fifth precinct, where he could not agree With Captain Petty, tothe Nineteenth. In February Influences were brought to get Captain Hartt to make him car detective, His nomination was sent in, bat pigeon-holed untal the 25th, when It was sent in tothe Board with the following order. All the papers are given below, showing that some subue influences are at work to influence promovions:— MrTROPOLITAN POLIO® DrvarrMEn, Perorxor No. 19, New Yori, Feb. 1870. Fon. J. A, Kexnepy, Superintendent of Police Dear Sin By est”? [beg leave moat reapectfully to. nominate as car detective officer Philip Lambrecht, and that oflicer John Hamilton, one of the two car detectives ur preeluet, may Be arsizned to the place of general ward Gotective. Respectfully submited ‘J. W. HARTY, Captain. P. 8.—Our present car detectives are ‘Thomas Leours and Jobn Hamilton, We propose to substivute Lambrecht in place of the latter and have Hamilton a! as general Ward detective—a mnan, in our Luinble opiuion, well qualiied to fill the piace. On the 23d of tno same month the nomination w remade, when the Superintendent made the follow- ing report to the Boara:— New York, Feb. 25, 1870. COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN POLtoR GENTLEMEN—Among the patrolmen nominated for apeclal duty by the captain of the Nineteenth precinct Ia Philip Lam~ breeth, as car detective. Having retalued the nomiuation a few days for consideration on tha 23d Captain Hartt re- peated the nomination, urgently pressing it on the ground that it {a as made by request, Heretofore it has been the practice of the Superintendent to approve of no nominations for precinct detachment, ex- cept such as he could hold the captains Teaponstble for, re. ing the approval of alt nominations made by ‘request or at the solicitations of any _per- son to tho captain as an agrcnent to. relleve the captain from his duty to select ® proper man for the nd his reaponsibitity in making a proper choice and ng uthority of his oltice over such detective Tt has also veen the practice of tho Superintendent to proval of the nominaton of a patrolman to pecial or detailed duty when he regarded the nominee un- sulted to the duty to be performed, either by lack of eapacity or bya bat record. In the ease of Lambrecht, the Superin- tendent regards him unit for grounds of objection. He lacks ch promotion under both dustry. and devotion to police business as well a knowledge of what bis proper duties would be in such detailed position, and bis. record teeuch that to promote him under tt wonk: seriously "discipline of the whole force. I Aud on reference #! ing the year 1869 he was convicted Under eight enarges and penalties iniicted amountlug in the aggregate to twenty wad abalt days, beside one conviction In same period where the penalty was reprimanct. Under the Tale Thave adopted for my guidance I find it impossible for me to app. he nomination of patrouman Lambrecht, of the Nineteenth precinct, as car detective, uniess as directed the Board. Very respectfully spbmitted, JOUN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent. The Board voted, on motion of Commissioner Smith, on Monday for tne appointment of Lam- brecht, a3 follows:—Ayes, Brennan and Smith; noes, Bosworth and Manterre, and he was not ap- pointed, exerel ofticer. NORTH CAROLINA, Flual Passage of the Repudiation Act—Sixe teen Millions Special Tax Bonds Repue diated—Nine | Hundred and Forty Thousand Annual Taxation Wiped Out. RALEIGH, March 8, 1870. In the Senate yesterday .& message was received from the House transmitting @ bill repealing the acts passed last session making ratiroad appropriations. This bill passed the Senate some time since, but was amended in the House to strike out the firat section, as follows:— Provided, that the provisions of the bill shall not apply to the Northwestern North Carolina Rallroad, and insert aftor the word government, in the second section, “and shall be credited to the countiowof the State upon the taxes to be as- heased for the year IFi0 Iu proportion to the amount to be collected from them respectively.” IL was discussed the entire morning and Mr. Gra- ham moved the previous question, when the bill was concurred in, This biil repudiates all vhe ratiroad appropriations, the bonds of which are known as speciat tax bonds, amounting to $16,000,000, and it wipes out an annual taxation of $940,000. It 13 be- Neved the Governor will veto the bill; out as tt passed by @ vote of 33 to 7 it will be eastiy passed over his veto and will certainly become a law. ‘These bonds are sul gr at 23% @ 24 In Now York, upon the ground, it is supposed, that the bolder’ of them wiil enueavor to enforce thelr paymeut by the national government. Parttesin New York have already commenced an Action before the Supreme Court of the State to test the validity of the action of the Legislature. ___ CLERKS AND SAL N ASSISTANT DENTIST, FULLY COMPETENT, AP PRETERRE BROTIERS', 159 Bowery; also two stu- dents to learn the professio New York, ACQUAINTED WITH HARD. QNTRY CLERK.—ONE preferred. “Apply to II. KING, £2 Beekman st 11 ware to 12 o’elocl GITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUN , pingelerk or in an oftice; is a go: pid writer can speak and write the Eniliah and German languages; bert refereace from last employer. Address Sl (new No.) dd av A SITUATION AS PRE. ; ain a graduate of the New York Me mpetent to preacribe and take charge of salary moderate, Address A. B., box 4,061 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A GRO- cery, with reference. Apply at 9 6th av. ANTED—A GROCERY ner llth st. Must make ANTED—A JEWISH SALESMAN FOR CLOTHING store fn ON City, Pa. Apply thin ny and tomerrow to Mr. MORIVZ, at 24 Bast Broadway, between 4 and 5 o'clock Waster PERSON THOROUGHLY COMPETENT YY to translate English into Chinese and Japanese. Ad- drosa box 1,149 Post oltice, WANten—Hou E UBRK, AT 182 187 AV., COR- mself generaily useluh Vy FURNISHING AND CROCKERY salesman. ress only K, W. STRATTON, 728 6th ay. Must come weil recommended and be weil posted usiness, in th WARTED—A FEW SALESMEN WHO ARE TRAVEL. Ung wit other goods, to take orders fora very sala: blo article on commission ; samples small and light, Address MANUFACTURER, Herald off : scion JANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS LATELY come out of college, and who has good recommen- dations and un:lerst entry bookkeeping, Address LOEB FRIEDLAN box 1,804 Post offic: WARTRD-SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN As bookkeeper or enpyixt in a broker's office or commin= sion house: has had three yea lence; heat recommen- dations from last employer lity and unswerving in- tegrity; salary moderate, Address COOK, Herald office. HELP WANTED=MALES. AN, EXPERIENCED CANVASSER WANTED—ON A new book Wd published. Apply from 10 A. M. ll P.M. toJOSKPH PRICE, 18 Nasaat at. SMART, ACTIVE BOY WANTE porting house; suinry frst yaor $100, Appiy to LAW- 80N Wiss seu roadway, this morulag, a Boclock. N_ INTELLIGENT SALESMAN AND SOLICITOR, with from $500 to $1,000, in a first 8 manufacturing Dasimess 3, dgattimate and lucrative, Address FACTOR, ferald oltice, Ty REAL ‘ust Side. SOLD (A8 OWNER I5 Gotne J. towing Houses for less than coat of build- | basement brown stone on Lesiag- black walnut, hall and principal wcotod with marble, only 8,000 cash ot, near Central Park, 01 tv-aocond atreet, only 83,00" cas); nus near Rorty-ninth street, #6,00) ly WILLIAM PEYTREYCH, 143 Baat —WILL BI rope), the requ n another on Lexington a piy ium niuth street, THE OLD No, 758 NEW NO, 880) THIRD AVE- exchange, frame, brick, and »p brown’ stone 1 §46,000 up to §¢60,009 wind 1 ona tenement property oF, good vacant lot argatus on Second, Third and Lextagton JAMES ROWE, N. B, A FOUR STORY MODERN DESIRABLE WE butit brown stone basement Dwelling, 20x60, lot 1 feet, Thirty first ate Madison avenue, for sale at a special bargain. SNSON & SON, 11 Pin A. MODERN TUREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House, 120th street, ten roma; 16.9e4)x100; furnished Compiete, with possession ; $3,500; cash aown, $4,126. 'ANLEY DAY, Lil Brondwa: FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOR BROWN STONE Housy and Lot, 123 Kast Fifty-fourih street; pric $21 000; good neighborhood, ween Fourth and Lexington avenues HOLLY BKOS, & KISSAM, 30 Pine street. TURER STORY AND BASEWENT BRICK HOUSE for sale, 25 Rivington street, with vaults front and rear, all in good order: posseayion May 1; Qx48x100. For permits apply to DANIEL W. 'K, COTTE, iss Bowery, Real! katate wurance Broker. A CORNER AND INSIDE HOUSE FOR SALE—STRICT- ly frst class, beautifully Gnished4m bard wood throu out, Terms easy, Possession. Southeast corner Madison avenue and Fifty fourth stroat. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, FOUR STORY DESIRABLE LARGE DWELIANG for sale very reasonably; Forty titth avenue; 25xt0x100 saa Dwelling, to exchunge f § also Forty-fougth K, STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, Ng sary LARGE FIFTH AVENUE DWELLING AND Lot, near Fourteenth at for sale reasonably. For cards of admission apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. XTRA CHEAP FOR CASH.—FOUR STORY H EY stoop brown stone eorner Dwelling, 28x¢0x1U0, thorou, wilt; near Centra! Park, Sixtieth street. Hear ere BEEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine strect. QR SALE, ‘The well known and valuable Property ocoupied by THE NOVELTY IKON WORK) at the foot of Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth at Kast river, embracing 33 LOTS wert of and on avenue between ‘tweifth and Thirteenth streets, and $8 LOTS east of and on avenue D, extending to the buikbead Line on the river, and between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, together with the BUILDINGS thereon, consisting of MACHINE SILOPS, JNDRIES, BOILER SHOPS and other BULLDINGS and ovementa necessary: adapted for manutacturin AM ENGINES, MACHINERY and ARCHITECT UK IKON WORK in all its branches. ‘the attention of SHIPPERS and PERSONS Interested in STEAMSHIP LINES is specially tnvited to the valuable WATER FRONT included in the above, consisting of 622 feet on the bulkbead Hine, extending from Twelfth to Fonr- teenth sireets, and having from 18 to 2) feet of water at low tide, For further particulars and te: ly to HULTZE, Agent, (Second floor) 89 and 61 Wall street, New \ork, {OR SALE—THE PRETTY TWO STORY FRAME AND Friladelphia basement high stoop House in Harlem, with improvements ; ita‘ian mantels, chandeliers; convenient to cars and steamboat; rents Cor #340 per annuum. Apply to ow ner, northwest corner Firat avenue and 17th atreet, rear ouse, : Ny NOR SALE—AT A PRICE TO SUIT THE TIMES, three new threo story and basement stone frout Housen? parlor story wil solid walnuts mahovany blinds to all the frome windows; In every reapect inished in the beat manner; terms ok at them before purchasing. G. FOUNTAIN, on Sixty-third street, near L POR SALE—BY THE OWNER, HOUSE AND LOT 12 Colnmbta atceet ; #izo 25x61; will pay 1234 per cent on t investment; a small amount of money only required; no agent need apply; seen only by permit. Apply to A: M. ISTALAR, 427 Broadway, corier Howard, POR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE Honse 608 Lexington avenue, near Fifty-recond steeet. Apply to D. THURSTON 80 Pine'street, room OR SALE—THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSR, Fifticth street, story brown #164 ory brown ston: red story frame House, Fits E. UNDERWOOD, £20 Third avenue. FOR SALECAN ELEGANT FOUR, STORY | HIGH stoop brown stone ae, between Fifth and Madison avenues, lip town; house is elaborately frescoed and furnished by Potter & Stymua; Carpets, Mirrora aad Gas Fixtures sold with the house, or all the Furniture if desired; possession At any time; terms to suit the purchaser. Apply to E. H. LUDLOW &'CO., No. 3 Pine « JOR SALF—HOUSE AND LOT, (4 IRVING PLACE, corner of Lighteenth street. Apply to ALEX H. DUNS COMBE, No. 7 Great Jones stre OR SALE OR TO LET—A TWO STORY AND BASE- ment brick House, with all modern fmprovementa, sit- uated on Filty-ninth street, between avenue A and Kast river ; price #6,000; terms nt #600 per annum; immediate porsession. ‘Apply Broad street, up stairs, SAL CITY REAL ESTATE FOR Miscellaneous. OR SALF—-A NUMBER OF HOUSES IN NEW Yorn and Brooklyn, at prices varying (rom $6,000 to #25,000; very choap and on vaay terms, Appy to TATE & SIMPSON, 80 Nassau street, — Fors WELL LOCATED, A FIRST CLASS THREE story brown atone House, 28x55 feet, well built wad ar Fanged and in good order; lot 2x03, Price $20,000. Avso @ Leauticul Eugiish basement House, (our stories and in perfect order, for $20,000. Apply to ns ee be E. BROOKLYN REA BROOKLYN, E. D.—FOR SALE CHEAP, THE FIRS class thrée story high stoop Philadelphia brick front House and Lot, 11 Lafayette piace, Souta Fourth street; yaa and water throughout For price and terms inquire on the premixes. DV ELEING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, AROUT 87,00. One of the largest and best paying Billiard Saloons in Dest part of Brooklyn ax part payment. DAY, 85 Union atreet, Brooklyn. OR SALE—FIRST CLASS STORE AND DWELLING, near the City Hall, Brooklyn; price $15,(00; $3,600 cash. balance in five years; good business stand. ‘Apply to the owner, 00 Court street. OR SALE—TWO SPLENDID THREE S1ORY AND basement brown stone Houses, Nos, s Street, near Hoyt; 20x42x 100; all modern improvement pix oulpremisea oF to ARNOLD & JOUNSON, build Butler sirect, Brooklyn. Price $12,000; cash’ $6,K0. OR SALE--IN BROOKLYN, A LARGE AND ELE- gant Residence, on Coiuubia steect, near Wall street ferry. Kear overlooks the bay. Adaress J. CAMPREL! Pacitio Burk. af patie POR SALE OR TO LET—FOUR STORY BUILDING 2ixts, No. 184 Fulton avenue; also two story building 60x10), junction of Fulton and Flatbush avenues, Brooklyn. Apply'to H. B, WITTY, 10 Nevins street, POE, SALE, OR TO, LEASE VALUABLE | WATER front on East river, Brookiyn, F. D., South Ninth and Tonth atreeta, 20x360 feet. Applyto HARBECK & CO., 81 Beaver street, UNTER'S POINT.—FOR SALE, CHEAP, A BEAUTT- ful, first class House: new, well built; 9 rooms, 8 large closets, splendid parior floor; good neighborhood; price $4,500} terms easy; near the ferrics; third house in ‘East Fourth street, east side of East avenue, $4. 5OO-Ok SALE. A THREE STORY STONE D+.e) front English basement House, No 2 Hunt- JOgton street, between Clinton and Court. Terms easy, Apply at 24] Seventh avenue, New York, ILL BUY THE WELL BUILT THREE ‘ory brick House, corner Bergen and Hoyt agement and’ goo cellar, good location ; remain on moctuage. Inquire on the premises or at 29 Liverty street, New Yor! CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY ND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. “* . For Sale. T BERGEN HEIGUTS.—A FINE HOUSE, STABLE, and 20 city Lots, in the centra of the city; ata bargain if closed at once. E. W. BALL, 25 Chambers street, ACTORY PROPERTY IN JERSEY CITY.FOR SALE— ‘Two story substantial brick Buildiag, 00x100 ou ground floor, 50x60 on second floor, two colinra, lagged; fire proof engine room ; location near Chambers strect ferry. PHELPS, FALLON & CO., 185 Broadway. OR SALE—SE f FRENCH ROOF Houses, with gas, water, €c., complete; or they will be rented to good parties, Apply to KOGERS, corner Palinn id Reservoir avenues, Hudson City, N.J., opposite New Kavine road, or to E. HAMBLEN, No.’ Ili Broadway, N. ¥., room D, basement. Saueieamieier ae ——-—~~— PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALH POR R8AL) Staten I commanding tin: JOR Sar: rows a of bay; 6 means; 96,60 (OR SALI each, In th hotel, store vr « sale cheap, Por p exnow, No J. I depot of the Le te A Louse, barn and o' orchard, garden, Stock, Farming | was forwerly own and cultfvaved by ron 173 Bowery, New York, or JOUN DIKEMAN, 19 Washing? di OK TO RENT. vine easy, t est locatlo ong Island LONG BRAD wudress box 3.09 EMPSTEAD FARM FOR SAL, acres, about winile and —GREAT BARGAIN; NORTH SHORE, neat double Cott ew; eight miny nd achool near; $8,260; terms easy. 2,10 lots on two ati from ferry; cure DARIN, 50 Broad street, )—GOTHIC COTTAGE, lea from ferry; fine view or gentleman of moderave DARMIN, 60 Broad street, ‘H-l4 LOTS, 25x160 on Main street, suitable for also a Cott CONTAINING 62 bait from the Hempstead ‘road, with a large dwelling uitable outvot! loge: «young bearing fen, ko. Wil be sold ‘with or without the teunlis, Carr ages and Purniture, This farm ed ob Dikeman, and ta now owned te on street, rooklyn. 0 LET—IN FORDHAM, WEST FRO: 0, with stable. garten, ‘of CHARLES MOLLER, ie heights, ( Taiquire Ww the premises and apply to RH KENT, Yersoos desiring to purchase ‘ot THE DI ke. ‘OT, ON rent #480 3 Maiden ix rooms ST NEW BRIGHTON—NEAT COTTAGE, nd kitchen. five minutes from ferry; desir= alle surroundings; rent $29 per month. 0 1 DARRD 60 Broad atreet. \-AT LAKE MAHOPAC, THE HOMESTEAD and Farm (60 acres) of the late D. T. Valentine. For photograph and terms apply to JOHN PAULDING, BS Liber- ty atreet,. LET, o acres of land fn la wh, garde: land; 20 minutes! ride by railroad; lar eilar, in fine order; coach hon ‘and fruit in abundance; land apd fruit if required; ‘bigh POSSESSION APRIL 1-A HANDSOME 0 T Country Residence, four miles {rom New York, on Long 1§ rooms three more und aud “‘bealthy locas house, barns, ‘te. thon; five miuntes? walk from depot; 2) trains daily. Apply to F, CO! LL, No, 1 Essex Market, before 12 and 75 Rivington sweet witer 4 P. ML 10 LETOR LEASE—A FINE LARGE MANSION SITU: ated on the banks of the Hudson rf \d magnificent old fine lawn six diferent means of coun, utes during the dey of ground bourting ho located city ud phia, a St of tho bast aiiated on nity for parties In mont ip the retail dry yo comparative! phia (Pa, Mo CAPITALISTS. ABA v's Hotel, with for ah 0 large hiladelp ht 24 feet by | Chestny Hotel 4 15 minute: be arrange cily conte: RGAIN IN BALTIMORE, heart or the city ‘operty, forming a first ciags location rrounded by a ate trees; is nocesalble by nication at five min- Jurias the night; amonnt is well adapted for a, ‘ould exchange for a well FRANK G, BROWN, 58 Broadway. DRY GOODS DEALERS.—TO LET, IN PHILADEL- gently Be street: a apiendid opporti lating a branch ewiabiish- &e., have reduced sat great’ thorousfare to Address box 2,403 Philad on Monument square, ope of Baltimore, Baltimore, Md. S11 PER ACRE (TERMS VERY EASY) WILD Di purchase a splendid Farm of 100 acres, near Meni@ Park, N. 3.5 good by a, {rults, tc. Karma to exchange, S92 500 —PART CASI HOUSE; Die . rooms; new bar ood order; nici Sing. Address A. D. HILLY! eam of wate BLLY BROTHERS, 209 Broadway, HAS TEN ight mores land; all in ‘two miles from Sing pier 6 North River, FICROKEN.SHOUSE AND LOT FoR SAL 3 Bioonilield street, Inquire on the preiaises 01 Weat street, New York. To Let or Lease. OR RENT—IN HOUOKEN, SEVERAL DESIRABLE Houses, with all the modern unprovemonts, within five minutes? waik from the ferry. For particulars inqutre of T. C. DUNN, Jr. Agent, room No. 4, oflice Hoboken Land and Improveusent Company. 0 LET—AT HUDSON CITY, HOTEL, CORNER OF Montgomery avenue and Franklin atreet (Washington ith a spiendit ground, stables, &c. Tuquire at 'S grocery store, Palisade avenue, corner of Grif ith street, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO KENT, LL WANTING FARKMS.—9,000 ACRES, GOOD SOIL, mild climate; 34 milea south of Piuiadelpbin; price only per acre; also Improved Farms. ‘The place morerapidly than most any otber piace in the | v: thousands ure setting. Address C. LAND land, N. J. T SARATOGA SPRINGS. ‘To let, furnished, for one or two years, a large first Clava House for ® private residence, with small garden and fruit trees. Apply to L. J. A. PAPINEAU, Montreal, Canada LL PAYING RENT AND DESIRING TO OWN THEIR homes while occunying them should send for pamphiet (which are free) showing how itean be done ia the city of Elizabeth, near Elizabeth depot. Houses new and ready for occupation, Apply to E. RB. KELLOGG, No, 3 Broadway, New York, or Second street, near Broadway, Elizabethport, geowlng ‘States: . vine ARLEM—SEVERAL VERY NEAT NEW HOUSES ON math street, all conveniences, 18280; cheap and well ‘ed: price $7,000; term to wuit, Sony. PWILLIAMS & £ON, 270 West Ti@rty-fourth street, ALUABLE REAL FSTATE FOR SALE LOW AND ‘on accommodating terma—5 Lots northeast corner Fitth avyenne and Fifty-niath street; 2 corners, 3 fron:s, Nos. 6 and 7 Chatham aquare, East Broadway and Catharine strect: toorner Washington and Cedar streets; 44, 46 and 43 wery extension, 3! and 33 James street; No. 7 Veutre Market place, Apply at 120 Maiden lan Y CHEAP—ONLY $3.00) IN CASH EACH FOR the pnrebase of two weil rented four story and al Tenement Houses, Apply to ZIEGLER, $17 East Tuirty-Grat street. x ‘ORY HIGH STOOP RROWN STON, STRICTLY 2) modern Dwelling, with under cellar; 203.6010; Twenty- fifth stroct, near Fourth avenue; o 1} posseaaion, yk, STEVENSON &SON, 1h Pine sireet, ATH AVENUE.—THE CHOICEST PLOT BELOW FIF- oD tieth street, specially suited for a church, club or large public building? excavated for immediate improvement, V. K. SREVENSON & SON, LI Pine atrer S12, OOO-HALE, CASH, OR LE88, FOR THE bs chOapent three'story, basement, sub-cellar, high stoop now brown stano ida, twelve roots, chande: Hers, heater, range, warm and cold water, bath room, sewer with the street. 11th street, north aide, the seventh’ brown stone house west of Third avenue. Furniture for sale also; porsession. FOR A NEW, SMALL, FOUR STORY AND. $14..006 basement high stoop’ House, brown stone, all improvements; East Twenty-seventh street, near Lexing? ton avenue. LUDLOW & CO,, No. 3 Pine street. $20 000 —THREE STORY MODERN WELL LO, mie + cated brick and stone Dweiling, 185t0x100 ‘Thirty-seventh atreet, near Seveoth avenue ; surroundings un- xeepuonabie, —-V. K. SEEVENSON & SON, Il Piue at. West Side. HIGH sroor BRICK—FIFTY- near Broadway; frescood, first claw oreer; Boxix100.8; $25,000; miso (our story and basenient brown stone, 20x70x:8.9, In ‘Hlitrty-fourth street, ba- twoen Light and Ninth aveniien;’$36,0.1, STANLEY ‘DAY, 111 Broadway. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT COTTAGE, IN good order, with gas, 4c, about 22x80, lot 264100, in Forty- d street, near Eighth avenue; only $12,000; ter EKLOW & CO., 885 Slath avenue, corner Fisie' THREE STORY Ay Tran ateet SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROWN Sro! stoop House in West Fit Due, for sale; has every impro Viera: everything to match. ‘This is a’ rare cl eat bargain offered yet, Apply to up-town otic AGRE KSHANK, 1,802 Broadway and 595 Sixth avenui A. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, %xv2x100.5 feet, for sale; built expressly for Owner by day's work. Inquire on premises, No. & West Eltyy-aixth atroet, trom il to 1 o'elook A. M, or 3to 6 o'clock AGESTS AND CANVASSERS CALL, OR ADDRESS the Acia Linen Marker Company, 88 Barclay street, New sYork, for circulacs, samples, e., of a new machine for marking clothing. A. GENERAL AGENT, CANVASSING AGENTS AND travelling agents. wanted.—Liberal inducemente’ and permanent employment given atthe Telegraph and Kxpres. niliece, 1,28 Broadway, corner of 83d at. OY WANTED—IN A COMMISSION PAPER HOUSE; muat reside with bie parents. Address OFFICE CLERIC, bor 5,07 Yost ofllee, stating age, references and salary ex” pected, None other noticed. SSERS WANTED—FOR ADVERTISEMENTS IN )% good medium; thore having experionce preferred; Mberai commission. Apply at 737 Broadway, room No. ¥ third floor, ¥ YOU WANT TO MAKS 84 PER DAY THESE TIMES call and see us at 119 and 121 Nassan street, 3; MEN OF GOOD ADDRES: ployment, either permanant dera tor Une ii ted books. 119 Nassau street, room No, 2, Po THR UNEMPLOYE fan fn very proftabl or temporary, Sn \aicin, itis F, KicpPe ng ‘ANTED—TWO GOOD BOYS IN A NOTION HOUSE; salary $i. Address, with refereace, W., Heraid omice. ¥ 7 ANT petent to com with references, P. ‘A FIRST OYS eR, 18 COM. een correspondence, Address, 2 WiTO UNDER- stands cookin, opening, Vest. city refer re- quired. Apply at Carlton How ANTED-—% Ki TO ShLb AVILLIS Patent Music and Pertodical Binder; itis the newest thing ont; very liberal commission, 62 Montgomery street, Up stairs, Jersey City. V Pearance and food address, from either city or country, oe barkeepers; must be Indnstrions and temperate and huve reference: ni adwriting, BUSIN GOOD, ACTIV INGLE MAN, AS y to light fires and make bimsel( generally asefai; ood city reference, Address BUSINESS, Herald ANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, WITH SOME BU qualifications, can secure third interest inn wut cash, required; will bear an investign- ‘ATISFACTION, Herald ollice. W business; $600, tion, Addr WASTEDIA FIRST CUASS AMERICAN, TO OAN- vass North or South, to obtain orders for railroad hands, eo; best references’ required : fair wages and ex- penses paid. Apply at No. 6 Bowilug Greva, bi W )—-TO WORK IN A GENERAL FAMILY Grocery atore, a stout, active young man who wid stands the business thoroughly; must understand. driv: and taking care of @ horse and wagon and have good city reference. Apply at $2/ 8th av., corner 6th st. ipa ADVERTISEME: ‘ str Fines’ Mid ANT DE LEU: Tope, cherche @ #0 placer tel o1 la ‘Stadres- i 135 Liverty st ua la campagne, S'adres- I \HEAP.—THREE STORY MODERN DWELLING, 25xf0, / lot 100 fect; Twenty-sixth street, between sixth and Seventh avenues, Apply toV. K, SLEVENSON & SON, lL Pine atreet. JOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOF, NO. 310 WEST FORTY- second street, near Highth avenue, price $11,500, Ap- ply on the promises, (OR SALE—THE THREE STORY HIGH stoop bilck House 412 West Fortieth street, In good order; all Improvements, Price $1500, Inquire on the premises, OR SALE—WEST STREET, A STORY NEXT ABOVE Spring street. Apply to GEORGE W. SANDFORD, & Nassau street, FOR SALE BY THE OWNER, HOUSE AND LOT 31s Wert Thirty-second street: "hgh stoop: Pusiadelphia brick £ siz0 tot, 26x10; suitable for a farge family; no agent need apply: ween only by permit. Apply to A: M. CHISTALAR, 427 Broadway, eorner Howard. OR SALE-—ON THIRTY-FIRST STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sisth avenues, a three story high stoop brown tone House, minted and freseoed throughout; has ‘Apply to owner, i. MEAIRES, nue, corner Ninetearith street, OR SALE CHEAP—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE- ment House, in good order, in Twenty-eighth street, noar Seventh avenue, or to let fmmediately, Inquire of the owner, ON, 469 Eighth avenue, INTH WARD. FOR SALE, THE THREE STORY high stoop brick House, NO. 8 Charies street (Warren Place); ize Wxd0x85, ‘The horse is in perfect order and con- tains ail modern improvements. Apply to WILLIAM & E, A. CRULKSHANIG, $5 and 1,802 Broauway, and 595 Sixth ay PARTIES DESIROUS TO BUY A FINE THREE STORY high stoop brick House, freacoed throughout and weil located, piease apply at B.'3. LEVY & CUS, 27L West ‘Thirty-eighth atreet, near Eighth avenue. QUBSTANITAL, WELL ARRANGED FOUR STORY is slish basement brick House; ailimprovementa, Price, 100, furnished throughout; $9,000 unfurnished. Terme Apply to owner (after 3), 416 West Thtrty-ttrd treet, HTH AVENUE BUILDING LOT, SOUTH OF CENTRAL Park, s5x100; on g P, od only #25,00 ms 9) « i easy. Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, Ii Pine alreet, OQ =FOR SALE—A MIGH sroor Brick $8,000: slces, ives niserc basccoet oe sonar ot modera tmprovem a and in tiret rate order; cash % 1/3 Waverley place, between C haries and Perry sliecta, O72 TF DESIRABLE $13. 7150, toro etans sirect, Bear Seventh ay SMALL THREE STORY modern Pweiling; Fortieth ; possesnion May 1, SON, IT Pine street, Miscetlancous, POR SALESSEVERAL Goon 1 Well located ; will be sold very cheap at specie currency, Apply to TATE & SIMPSON, #0 Nassau streot, POR SALES A VERY COMFORTARLE FOUR STORY English basement Flouse on Thirty-sixth street, near Brogiways size 20x40xi00; oecupfed by the owner;’ price “J. Be WILLIANG & SON, 270 Weet Thirty-fourth street, MENT HOUSES, A--A—A—A.—ALL KINDS OF LANDS IN VIR- ginia, West Virginia and the South for sale by the NEW YORK SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, 68 Broadway. T PLAINFIELD, N. J.-EVERY VARIETY OF PRU- perty for sale, exchange or rent. WALLACE VAIL, Post offies, Plainfield, N. J. LEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO RENT ON NORTH SITORE, STATEN ISLAND, NEAR WEST NEW BRIGHTON. ‘This residence, sitaated on high ground, commands an extenalve view of the Kills and Jersey shore, and is furnished with all modern improvements of a cily bouse, with elegant parlors, dining and bath rooms and six large sleeping apart ments, The grounds a xtensive, well drained, with stable and lawns; rent low to acceptavle tenant. Apply JOUN DONALD, No. & Battery place, New York. T NEW BRIGHTON.—THREE BRICK VILLAS TO 2A reat; one furuished; delightfully loguted, with pordens, lawa, shade trees; 3o minutes of Wail sire: ASELTON, 2634 Bowery. ING THE HUDSON, DE- sea, grounds and fruit} fine ait; Surroundings unexeeption- V. kK. STEVENSON & SON, 1 Pine atroet, VARIETY OF COUNTRY 18 TO RENT—ON of New Haven Ralirowd, at Mount Vernon, New Portekester, Greenwich and Stamford; rent’ trom 500, 8. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. able, Price only $15,00), T A SACRIFICE—ON ACCOUNT OF PARTITE gone South, 15 acres, 2 story Gothic house, bara, ear- h fing fruits, Ae. Jamaica depot, ‘Long 3 will'exchangs for ain New Yor DITCHETT, No. 2 New © LOVISIANA 8,00 ACRE, WILL LOCATED, THOR- oughly ditched Cotton Plantation (part exchange) for falolow; bulldings com 2,000 acres cleared. MK. STEVENSON & SON, I Fine street. TLANTA, GA., 26 MIL FROM CITY—lol ACRES first clave Land, on mucadarized road; pn je. Full particulate of V. K, SEEVENSON Bd ‘ine street. T MOUNT VFRNON—A BEAUTIFUL RESID’ for winter or summer, nina minutes from two depots. Hove has thirteen rooms, in good repair, Stable, carringe house, chicken honne, &c.;' ice pond and fee house, Seven acres land, welt stocked with frult of all kinds, fine alade trees. Pertectly henithy, For sale low an owner must move South, JOHN H. GRAY owner, 7 Cedar street, T NEWBURG, ON THE HUDSON—A FIRST CLAS private Residence for sale, No. 84 Grand #treet, elfgibl located; house brick and brown stone, with exteision rooms; French roof; all the modern’ improvements, 446x125; filled with a street In rear 25 feet wide, Terms: WIN & IRVIN, 65 Liberty street, Ne premises, (OOUNTRY SEATS, FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY tor sule and to let in all parte of NewYork within one hour; printed lists, —-F, M. MASON, No. 1 Centre street. NOUNTRY SEATS TO RENT FURNISHED AND UN- / furnished, at Newark, Bloomfield, Montcinir and Scotch Plains, in New Jersey; rents from B30) to 41,100. 8. IRELAND, W1 Broadway. )NGLEWOOD.—FOR SALE, TO. LET, FULL DESCRIP- \) tion with lowent prices of all property oa Northern Kai Toad for sale, Many Honses to let, furnished and. untu nished. KELLY BROTHERS, 295 Broadway. FAR ROCKAWAY, ON TITE SEA sHORE.-FOR SALE, ‘A desirable place of 434 acres. with goot how all the necessary conveniencen; stable, garde: » Aes six minutes’ waik from depot; price #11.c00, FRANK G, BKOWN, 68 Broadway, OR SALE—ON THE HUDSON RIVER, AT HYDE Park, a delightful summer or winter Residence; largo house, in good repair, painted Jast (all; large garden, and all necessary garden, farm end carriage buildings, with 0 acres of ‘Land, lying between tho Albauy turnpike aud the river, with about 0) yarda front on the Iatter, - Will be woid at a’ bargain. Address box #3 Post office, Hyde Park, or CHARDES F, ZIMMERMAN, 90 Wall street, up stalrm, POR, SALB-AT NORWALI, CONNo INTE REST. dence in perfect order; 14 rooms; hot and cult water; bathroom, gas, furvace, new carringe li 1, Cow bouse, he toot honse,about acres of , concrete Walks, foo 10 tninates by horse Rerr, frnit trees; located on main " cars from depot. For futher information, periuits, €e., ap- ply to WM. Hl. DARLING, Erie Kailway office, 241 Broadway. OR SALE—AtT MORRISTOW. ON SOUTH atreet, a mont desirable resid 13 rooms in cinding rervanta’ rooms), bath roor oret, ot amd cold water, yas, barn, ice house w complete arden ura apply to RANDOLPIL and fruit trees.’ For further partic . room 38, Trinity Buildtag. 11 Broadway, New York, 4 ot riety of fruit and shrubbery; private App'y to BALD- York, or on the BRO! or THEODORE AYKES, Keo Estate Agent, Mosristown, Poe SALE—AT, ROSSVILLE, STATZN ISLAND, A f good Farm of 20 acres of land, aod House cootaining 17 rooms: new barn view of the rive the prope: deceased; possession given Immediate WINANT, foot of Twenty-a!xth str id ar the landing y of Daniel W Apply to 1, East river, or DAN- fue ant, atbuitdings; TEL OUTWATER, No. 165 Maiden lave, New Lork. JOR SALE—A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES, AT WEST. woo New York aut Hackensack Fxtenaton Rafroad; fifty 2 A « ‘ately in. lota; improves ments good; toc y dewiravle; price $20,000; te ire in Hf. CAKLOUGH'S slore, 549 Hudtaod street, A VALUA ‘HOOL BUILDING AND ro, SAL School, in a city contain 000 Inhabitants, Propries tors desire 'to retire business. Adcrest TEACHER, »» 17 Duane str of Mestae, V New York city: FUL COUNTY SEATS AZ PLAIN, FOR gALB- BEA feld, New Jersey, most beautiful fn ovr from New Yori cily property. EB. fat West acres Fou SALEA VERY PLEASANT AND ATTRACTIY Home in the co! 8 of the ety a ho ng Island) within one h Walle of threw railroad e (with 10 87-109 iota, 26x100 each) In thorou Ti marble mantels, mirror, cornices, te rooms and fine cemented cellar; good ourbulldings; fine {ruits fa season; price $7,0.0, 84,000 Cush, balance ean Fema: permanent mortgage if desire splendid ment, 6 ag prop Ava bo conticually Increasing in eran owner has lived there five years and itis perfectly b ,. Address ¥, 0, Mu. Herald ol i pot REAL ESTATE or Lo te will ato glas ther pau 1 paperad and fre h imp! In fro jeula well locaied, a splendid three story from Mr. JAMES S TO EXCHANGE, CHANCE-TO EXCHANGE POR A SMALL HOU: ad. balustrade, stoop, j choiew location, ROWE, Su Thire avenue, or by addressing Mrs, M. R., Herald ofiee, for three days Brooklyn cit: best F stoop frame provementa, 25 by ceed $12,000, Tnquii T SULOMOR, over the city fur two fine lots ia Sixty-Courth feet weat of Boules canal, JOHNSON & MILLER, Fr SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OB a property or merchandise, one thoosand Yor Hou 40x14, for rd; mo roel Appy ac 85 Charles street, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. on the premise: East Eigity-sixth street, near avenue B, ‘imber Land in thi State, convenient te articulars apply at the ofllce of 7 Montague street, Brooklyn. TORY HIGH modern ime JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —A SMALL HOUSE IN OR, reat, 400 (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK CITY imiroved. pr east av busit of meres, 0 yr Mw ‘apply to fect. Cail on 1 handaon erty, and cast py FOR S4Le on locate? Landa fn Vir opert: y—A beautiful Country Be of Hudson river, wo hours Crom and cold water throughou IY Inid out, OR EXCHANG dence, om w York; house round over No encumberance om si for difference iu price of properti SH PHEKD, 105 1h ee ae roadway. OV THE FINES? nt to railroads; titles Wee, 84% TRST CLASS PRO! erty In Brooklyn, New You ey City, Long tala and Jersey at bargal F parlculacs apply at Kae change Salesrooms, % Liberty’ street, OR SALE W Brooklyn; strect, N.Y. ‘DIN 0 wD, ANTED TO Vv tworthi a amail House, with mo Improvements; must be in’ good neighborhood, situated between Si and Fourteenth and Fortieth stro P1002, Address and location of the propert V 11 room particulars Nassau street. OR NYACK, . from PURC L. EXCHAN! four story brown stone House street. Apply tod, ROMAINE BLOW ANTED TO TRADE~7 LOTS WELL LOCATE and cash for improved y York or Brooklyn, Apply to TATE @ BIMVSOM 80 Nassau ON THE RIVER, Meraid ole » OR TO RENT—TH 5 Laat Thirty-el; 1,2:9 Broadway, prope wv “A GOOD o woven acres. Address, with OR ONE-THIRD CASH, ANTED TO BUYIN) HARLEM, A NICE HOUSES dwae GEO. W. VAN SICL t terme and =X, Counsellor at Laws with I ( NE ROSEWOOD AND ONE OAK SLATE BED BIt- Hard Tavie, Svarpe maker, will be sold Tuoxday, at 2 Gelock, at JUUNSIUN & VAN TASSELL'S salesoom, 5% jassou street. Ladies 25 cents; Visit her for everything —o mbers, good luck. RS. ALLEN, VEILED PROP! whole life, causes marriages, giv’ » 00 cents. SHED CLATR: ness, business, 409 Caual sireet. TELLS YOUR icky ntimbere. Ottica 235 East Twen- ty-lifth atreet, ucur First avenue, first floor, back rooms, ME. ROSS, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIR- voyant, tells past, name of your busband street, bi sent, future, showing likeness aud 9 nun ber Mice, 169 Porty-drae roadway. Vf ADAM a os, #2. HOPE, BY PALMISTRY, TELLS ALL AP- faire of Iie. 98 Kast Kighty-tuird street. Ladies, 61; $20.000 tin. Oulee SPECIALTY.—DR, R. Y. Umivernits can be consi Centre street, nes Li PRIVATE A ladies. —T A Jady writes !—'T CERTAIN ¢ or without of Miuwitery; ov No, counter vertisen: 'y plac LADIES’ fessor of M , in (his eity, guar if ‘out medic! Rellef certain, Siathavenue. § A —MADAME ah. West Twer complaints. —MM * fain urging, 42 St. reliet f of br uth and th n wil OWA enty aged, y Dr. LEWIS vraotiae Without mercury ; ma Dr. HARRISON, Pieaxwnt 199i REWARD TO ANY ON arpasa Madam CLIFETOS ical and Bosinees Clairvoyant, all by 13 Bleecker street, fourth y bled! ed as Chambe pIsi s uewe pills rel SURE edie! er Wy Foy URE is and col MEDICAL, COBB 1-4 OR MARRIED by Mau: 8! practic nt by mail, f -Beware of imitators who copy this ‘ade FOR LADIW: t, witd oF wi! Chatham atreety without T BENEPACTOR TO LADIES—DR. EVAN! His powerful medic Memon treuted; private diseases cured; ADLES IN TROU BL ef, No pag (unui peri HYSICIAN, ldwifery, tees ce eo 120 Jeyant roon BU uh . Ele eighth No, 7 Ben ver 20 ne, wk one intery ia’ Rosie ) SANITARY A®D ASSOCIATION.-FOE e erring and unfortunate, on Janthropye i WHO CAN in 4 wtrictly’ or from T, MEMBER OF NM ge and RC. Surgeons, Lous n private diseases. Othice, 20 N. B.—No fee unless cured. CURED IMMEDIATELY 1 restora very pte wecker sirect. EAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED Portugnese F mediate relief, being specially p Pilla alwi for mar me in one diay, wil Mt. MAU RL ¢ RESTELL, Protessos infallibie Freneh -DR. EVANS, 9 out insdicines; bis pows CURED IMMEDIATELY BY reury. lavigoratorjJost-manhood ts restored ia 5 price #0. an GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE i) De ASCHER, 1). GRINDLE, PRO- ccowstul pt juicing, fETAN, 10 toall female NEVES rooms fox ret to man interview, Fe provided wit, tiSeally applied. Ne, Third avenue, OS8 OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENCE RESULTING 4 from the follies of youth or oreven old mon, permauently restored to manly vigor er cause.—Young, middie street. Forty’ years’ privatg