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BinWIwi of Imma L. WwkI Ftr the Miirdw
t ul? Brothtr1* Wifi
H1B PAhTIAL CONKJWHON AN0 A-SiHTION OV i*MOCKNOB
ON TUB HALLOWS.
[Prom the Koinrsier Uuiun, Jul* 10 J
Yesterday at twenty oue minutes past ttiree o'clock
P. M., Isaac L. Wood paid the penalty provided by
law for hia crimes upon the gallows at Genesoe,
. Livingston county. As thiH was the first execution
ever witnessed in the county of Livingston, and as
an impression is too fast obtaining hereabouts that
murderers sh mid be lionized rather than punished,
we may be justified in laying before our readers
something of a detailed report of the execution.
The mariner in which the trial and execution was
conducted rellecta credit upon the officers and the
people of our sister county, wluj have uo'?ly and
nmily vindicated the law of God and man, and in
bo doing have committed no act which need shock
the sensibilities of the most refined friend of law and
order supported by justice, or any one else not so
depraved as to sympathize witli crime as well as
criminals. The punishment of Wood was not iutlicted
in a spirit of revenge, and was attended with
none of those riotous and disgraceful proceedings on
which the opponents of the death penalty harp
ao much. Isaac L. Wood, who murdered his
wife, his brother, brother's wife, and sought to
murder two innocent children, was brought
to the gaLows by the people of Livingston
county in an orderly maimer, aud with
great solemnity has paid the penalty of his crimes
with his life; and the scenes of yesterday no doubt
mad* aa impression tor good upon all woo witnessed
them, and lite is more secure iu tliat section o: the
State. Thinking that the people of Monroe nuy
profit by the lesson of their neighbors at the south,
we give a report of the execution.
Of the trials and conviction of Wood we need not
speak in detail, as all our readers are fauiiiiar with
what has transpired in the courts. Wood was cou
victed ot the mnrder of his brother's widow by poison,
at Dansville, nearly three tears since. Previously,
his brother had uied and his own wile, all under
the symptoms of poison. At the time of the
lifst murder there was not sufficient evidence to warrant
an arrest, and nothing was done about the affair.
Wood sought to sweep from existence a whole
family, including two children of his brother, that
he might possess their little property, of some of
which he had possessed himself by a series of forgeries.
He nearly accomplished his purpose?tlie
children alone survived?and lied totne West, where
be remained in seclusion lor about two years, when?
as murder will out?facts were obtained to warrant
bis arrest, and he was brought back to answer.
He was tried once, and the jury failed to agree ; but
a second trial resulted in his conviction.
After the sentence was pronounced, to take effect
on the 26th of June, an etlort was made to obtain a
writ of error on the ground that the crime of forgery
was proven on the trial, but Judge Johnson
was firm, and refused the application. Governor
King granted a respite of two weeks to Wood,
and that respite ended yesterday with his life. Or
the justice ot tbe sentence, few if any doubted, although
Wood persisted in his innocence of crime
from first to last; but a partial confession betrayed
him, and removed from the minds of all at the
last moment what doubts they may have entertained.
Wood was a man thirty-six years of age, of small
stature, weighing only one hundred and teu pounds.
He had a common education, and while a resident of
Dansville he was a member of the Metnodist church,
and maintained family worship at the time he was
destroying the lives of bis victims. At the time of
his trial he exhibited symptoms of levity and indifference
to nligion, which led many t> suspect his
guilt, and which destroyed all confidence in tns sincirity
as a professor of .religion. In tunc of trial aud
great embarrassment the true Christian finds a consolation
in his faith, and d<ies not theu
put aside its profession to resume it when
all is sunshine and prosperity. When the
Judge charged the Jury, and they had
retired to deli Urate, Wood returned to the jail with
his brother, who proposed to spend a season in
prayer. The prisoner declined, saying it was no
time to pray then. From that inonieut his brother
wavered in his hopes of innocence, and now, we believe,
with all his .datives, believes that Wood was
a guilty man. We mention this circumstance to j
show the character of Wood, and how much his religious
pretensions are worth as well as to explain 1
tbe reason why no blood relations attended hiut in
his last moments.
When Col. Wood, his counsel, communicated to i
the prisoner the fact that he need entertain no '
further hope of escape from the dreadlul sentence, i
he seems to have set himself about the double pur- i
pose of putting on a show of Christiau fortitude aud
making people believe that he was a persecuted and
innoce.it man. He was advised by his counsel to
call spiritual ad risers, and he intimated his willing
nem to do so. He asked Col. Wood to send him such
a cleigyman as he thought would be suitable. Accordingly
Rev. Mr. Burcbuiore, rector of the Episcopal
church at (leneseo, attended him regularly at
the jail, and to the lust moment of bis life, allbrded
such spiritual consolation and advice as he could.
Rev. Mr. Uown. of (leuesco, and Rev. Mr. M uidcville,
of Dansville, whose church the prisoner attended
while at that place, also called upon hiui Ire
ipieuwy, aim wit: luniier ntvcuueu nun in iut* k in >ws.
On Tuesday last a sister?Mr* Clark, of Lima ?
called npon \*ood. and bade him farewell. Hlie alto
left an order with the BhcrifT to deliver the body to
an undertaker from Avon, who wan to have it
properly interred. The brother of the prisoner, before
referred to, reunion in New Jemey, and was at
Danoville yenterday. but did not nee the condemned
to bid him a final adieu. Mr. liaruard, of Livonia,
who married a niece of the primmer, was pre-cut at
the execution. He, in common with the rest of the
family, regarded liirn aa a guilty mau. Thus deserted
by all his relatives, who had reason best to
know hut guilt, this wicked man went to his tlnai
account.
On the evening before the execution, by request.
Tiatrict Attorney Hctidee. Slierifl McCurtny, J.
Kershncr, Esq.. and two deputies, visited trie It-Inn's
room in the jail. He talked of the crime lor which
he was condemned, and it was supposed that he
waa about to make a confession. It was then tli it
he volunteered to say that he kucw that his wile,
brother and brother's wife were killed by poison,
and that an attempt Was made to kill the children.
He also knew who the guilty party was, nut would
not reveal the name. He said he waa not the iruilty
one.
On Thnraday night he waa quite calm, and slept
for more than "two hour- sound,> mid iiu.eic,. .1 tinjailor
states. He sjient most ot the morning aud the
time up to his last moments with the clergy.
The gallows had been erected, previous to the re
pile. Ill a UUHillllf; "i rmgii noarus nil me ran n>nof
and adjoining the jail. which wa* not miitahle lor
an execution, Ih ing <<i timl-er. quite email in aire,
and biiiK at an early daj. The building erected w.w?
about '2o by M M, and idxteen feet Inch. The gal 1
Iowa Iramr wan a poet extending to tlie top of the ]
building with a girt and rrom tie. From the Utter 1
a broad plank extended to the ground, and along I
thin the fatal weight roee and fell. The weight wan 1
of iron, weighing '240 pound*, and rose and fell live '
and a half feet. The weight, when elevated. w,t? 1
supported by a rod and latch upon the plank, and 1
the latch Hew ont at a bmch of the treadle by the '
foot of the sheriff. A rope ironi the weight rati over j
the pnllie* at the top of the gallowa frame, and to It '
the fatal nooae waa adjusted. ao that when the
weight fell the man waa lerked about lour feet from
the ground, and settled to within two feet again. 1
All the prepantiona wete made by Sheriff Mel artuy 1
and lii* deputies with care and conlnes*. thnt all '
etwwld nana oil iu a eolemuand lieeoining manner. 1
The jail I* situated in a beautiful grove behind
the court Imuse. Around the jail were i?o?t< d tin I
Canaeeracaa, of Dansville. and the Big Tree \rfil !
lery, of Oeneeeo, doing guard duty. Outaidc the
line of eentrie.a a multitude of aix or eight hu id '
MHWihled to get a view of Hie prisoner at he tva?
Jed from the jail to the gallows. The people were J
quiet, itiul n?> sound ?f revelry or rioting, bolster- '
oneness or mirth, was anywhere heard, before or
after the exe? ;i'i .ii. A molt qoiel I l? as- 1
scniMsge the writer of this never witnessed, in
doors or <>nt.
Hhenff Mr Carta y luid summoned the usual number
of witnesses to the execution, and about eighty
persons were gathered in the enclosure about the
gallows. At seven minutes-to three the deputies 1
and assistants of the She rid formed douiile line
Irom the d<*?r of the jail to the acaflbld, and the
priaoner came forth supported by a deputy on either
side, attended by the Sheriff and clergy. The solemn
procession moved in silence to the foot of the
gallows. Wood was dressed in a common snlt,
green frock coat. dark plaid pantaloons, check vest, i
white ahiit without collar or cravat, and wore on 1
his head a black cap. made of ramhrie; and this
latter article *m the only thing he wore which
might indicate that he was the condemned. Ills
atep was quite tirm, he carried liia head erect, and
looked upon the gallows frame and paraphernalia of
death with a sort of defiant air.
Deputy Sheriff Naaii announced that 1?v.i- I*
Wood had bnt twenty minutes to live, ami told hiiu
that he now had an opportunity to spe?k.
Wood, then standing, with a white handkerchief
in his hand, proceeded, in a voice at first tremulous,
but growing stronger as he went on, to address the
spectators. Ills remarks were ofte.i reiterated and
repeated, and would not read well if literally reported.
We give the substance of what he said, as
rattowa:
H< re I aw condemned by Die law* of mf country to die,
and in a few mom-tit* I shall be g nu?I ahvl pass away
from this world of trouble ee l perseentinp to one of h ?pc,
of happiness and g'oiy, and this neiwitheiaudlOK, the
world nmy call me golltv. Ricseed be Ovd, this wnr I Is
not my aolding plaoe. t shall ma be stretched het/n
heaven anil raiin, and stand at the judgment e.-st , |
Von. *r Hrbdce (Ibelrlct piv- ?), ? . i the,.-1 >yon
cannot escape the judgine t. tJIsry to 1 ' 'Pr
j idfini-m is Impartial. Jesus t,\ r?t u i.i lgo nt. tnd
we ?an tdeeeive birr We na- tb.> wm a ?r. t ,.nn '
Messed be UOd 'tan an u.for.eot man?I vu -r muted,
but t shall sroti be ou of tVc re-vh of my j-.'r-ieeot-ira [
am inaoceai f lbeette >;# nf my perte jSoti, fir w: | I
am - ?d?ar <- > otai.<. I ka->w t riec.-y * >k wast I |
hoj S4> Jg. I bai rvber d.e t ihcusack <i?a.t)i than endors
:b? pe-?eeuU>ti that I bsvs for firm wests p*t
H <>o?e>' b' <;no ! 10 die m * gen. to mo ! B ?bg?l do tno
n.ru ef '?o<l ! Wb?* >n tb? cause of ell ih>s iproiiogui
rr? ood knows ; b>e*??(l bn bis b ly asm*. I
know i' si it tb u justice. 1 feel it. 1 know tost I sob per
scouted by aeb, but men are liable to err. lie knows
they bare erreu. rbere may be those who believe me?
Here the Sheriff interrupted Wood, and ca'led
him to lioten to the reading of the death warr&n".
,).B. Adams, Ksq.,then read in a clear and tirm
voice the death warrant, the re-pite, and the letter
of the Governor refusing further interference n the
matter. Wood listened to all, occasionally wining
his face and neck with his handkerchief, and looking
up sard toward the gallows frame, and occasionally
whispering as if iu prayer.
llev Mr. Bovnethen stated that the prisoner had
selected the following oassages of Scripture, to lie
?<i.wl U.I., AaaauiAM V... r. In
irnu wii nun a.-'iiiu? w mu ivuuu m x imiui oibi,
verves 13, 14 and 15:?
For I cave brtrd the slander of many; fear wte on
every side: wtii.e ihcy look cjoatei together agelast me.
tboy devised to Mae a'vsy my life.
But 1 trusted is thee O i,or<] I said Thou ar . my Go .
Mv nines are ts thyjbabd, deliver me from[the band of
mm* esnmirv. and from ibem that persecute inn.
Mr. Browne then kneeled for prayer?Wood also
kneeling. A fervent and appropriate prayer was
then otleied by Mr. B., besee-ching mercy for the
P *rtl??u at the Throne of Grace, if innoct
hJfcd if guilty, asking that God would onen
ins n dMF t this moment to confess his guilt before
men. tiiov ne might hone for atonement. Wood exclaimed
"Aiuen," olten during the prayer, and when
the question ot his guilt was alluded to, his ameu
was louder than before.
Rev. Mr. Burchmore then read from the Episcopal
Book of Coramou Prayer the service appropriate to
such an occasion.
At >Le conclusion of the prayers Wood went on to
speak something in too low a tone to be heard distinctly
by all. Just as lie commenced to speak
again, Deputy Naeli told him thai ho had but 13
minutes more to live. He said :?
1.0)1, receive my spirit I Blessed be Rod for iho hope
I buve IE Clr.bt. [* giaM of *?. er was g.vou h m ] I
tt.a'.K '.be T.ord Goo that there is a re gioo to sostsio me
?tne religion of the Bute, of oar Saviour, Jesus Const
it >s the only religion to support one in such a time.
be Goi ! You may call ae wnat yon pleate? It
is no tuaii'-r. Tbero Is sonvvntog In rellgian that can
HUproittneiu this hour. I t/UHt in Joaus Christ His
bi-.tBea prauntey i have to c itn'ort me -a" those blessed
procnisiB I cla m lb?ru * l. I I *>k to n;m to f irgivo all
my sins. I am lacoient ?I cave a booo the world knows
cot ol?I have the comi ir's o' religion- it saatalus a
man, an* g<v:-s mm vo.rethi >g tores', c.pou in this world,
and a hope tf immortality ( am about to be changed ; I
am go ck to another w jr'd. Biesseo bs ?od
DtpuLy Ka-n?You have soven m ou'ei more to live.
Wove?I caiiBct express me feelings of my heart I
triivt is Jvsus. .'ho va ne G id tout Has been a hh mo a
ong time I still trust in. You may take this holy?it is
bat a lump of clay-but tne spirit wid ascend to Got, the
mpar-.t and juit judge I long to d<*o* t; Uod knows
my beait; tie kcoivs ( am lonocrnt You cannotknow it,
unite can. that te ad.
Deputy Varh? Tnree minutes more to live.
?co<J?l shall soon be got e forever iron my persecuto-s
I bid you au farewell?farewell?farewell. Blessed
be God! 1 can die any wneie and at any time
Rev. Mr. Burchmore asked the prisoner if he felt
perfectly reigned and was ready to meet his God.
Wood tvplied:?
Y?s, I am resigned, act blsMe<1 bo God' Prepare to
meet mo >u neaven Taeee *re my dying words. God
knows my tLObsooco, and octil g vo me grsse to die, and
give me victor* o-er the last enemy? death l/>rd, remember
me tbi# tiny I am ready to go. Lard, recolvc
me to toy Heir. I know wdat I an sayiDg I am prep trod
to meet my God to heaven. I know that I must be punt-to
<> accorcii g to the deeds done in the body. Fareirell!
liOrd, reseive me.
Wood then tnrned to the clergy, the Sheriff, hie
deputies and others around, shook hands with th<m
and bade tliem farewell. His arms were then pinioned.
He exclaimed, "Oh, Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!
Oh, Sheriff, you have teeu so kind to me! Let me
die as easy as I can''
Deputy Chase adjusted the rope about liU neck,
the black cap was drawn over his face, und he took
a seat in the chair. His time iiad come, arid just as
the drop was abont to tail the trembling culprit
grasped the chair, then tried to raise his cap, saying,
'Oh, Sheriff!'' "Oh, Sheriff!" and as be endeavored
to look over his left shoulder to the fatal
tread?the foot of Sheriff McCartny sprung, at twen.
ty-oue minutes pa-1 three, the latch?the drop fell,
and with a bound poor Wood sprang four feet into
the air, fell heavily to within two feet of the ground,
and his sufferings were at au end. He hung heavily
and quietly for a few moments, with an occasional
convulsion of the body, nnd soon he waedcad.
As the drop fell, Mr. liarnard, who married a niece
of Wood, and who stood near hiui, shrieked, "Oh,
dear!" and that was the only human sound uttered
at the solemn moment. The band without, by a
signal, played a solemn dirge, and otherwise silence
reigned around.
In eight minutes the pulse of Wood had ceased to
beat, but be was suspended thirty live minutes, when
the physicians in attendance pronounced him dead,
and the body was taken down, placed in a coffin furnished
liy a sister of the culprit, and taken forthwith
to West Avon, where it was immediately interred,
to be removed at some future time to Vew Jersey.
Letter from the Wife of the Foamier of the
o^? iin r rcr kbvc Aiivuvativn.
Wo published not long -inco a statement regarding
the rescue of a young wife. hy her husband,
from the nest of free lovers at Berlin Heights, near
Handuskv, Ohio. Tho developement* made in the
urticle alluded to have called forth the following
communication from a heart-broken and suffering 1
wife, who ia the victim of this vile creed, or rather
insane delusion. It tells a tale of anguish and sorrow
which will aroute at onc? a feeling of pity for
the suffering* of a wronged wife and mother, and ?f
indignation at the vile tenets which inculcate such
practices and style them virtuous. It is from t'ae
deserted wife of the founder of the free love institution
at Berlin Height*:?
Jkkfkrson, Athtabula Co., O., Juno 5, 1*58.
I saw an article a lew days since, taken from your
paper, giving ail account of the rescue of a young
and lovely woman, by her liushind. from the den
of infamy at Berlin. I do not know the name of
thN lady or her husband, but my earnest prayer
to God is, that she mav never be led Into such a
temptation again, or fie brought to know the
depth of sorrow and degradation which that same
In famous creed ha* brought upon me. Ia>t her thank
a kind Providence that she is restored to the arms
oi a loving and kind hearted husband, and is not at
this moment n* I am, a deserted and grief stricken
wite and mother, dependent npon my daily latmr
for tho scanty pittance which supports* my little
ones and keeps starvation from our door.
husnand was the founder of the Berlin Free
Is'vc Institution. He ha* been a believer In the
rree love doctrine for about three year*. A year or
more ago he left home, ostensibly upon business, Imt
he only roamed around in search or free lore companion*
having fonnd a nnm'>er of which, he took
them to Ikrlin.and founded the infamous den oflu<t
which n<m exist* them. He left mc with three little
children to provide for, and nothing to do it with hut
my hand*. I have stood for four day* in the week
ivcr the wuk tub, bbortaf until my strength hm
many a time ffiwen way entirely, for the *ake of a
little money with which to feed my children. His
rather own* a little house and two acre* of
land, on which we lire together. We have
managed to keep the family together thn* far,
ilthough all the money my husband lias sent me
luring hi* absence!* nine dollar*. HI* father i* eighty
rears old. and lias hurled hi* wife and *lx children,
jfly husband wa* hi* last child on earth, and he ex
peeled In him a prop and support in hi* declining
rear*, hut he ha* now n.? one hut me to depend upon,
lie i* a good old man, and hear* hi* troubles with
riirMinn resignation. Six week* ago I wrote to ray
lin*l>and to eome home and let me see him ou?w
more. He came on the 20th of June, in the morning.
and went away the same day. He had not seen
me for more than a year then, and ret hi* heart wa*
rneased in an leeherg. whieh I tried by everv endear
ment to melt, hot, alas, all in rain. He told a story.
a* long o* tin- 1 .critical la*, of the par* and elevated
life lie was living tliere -bow much of which I believed
you can imagine. Hto name in Morrltt \.
Hunter. He line been trying to induce hi* father t?
sell hi* little place ami come to Merlin to lire, but lie
will not do it. When we talked to liiinof the wickedness
of the life he wan living, we got nothing from
him hut profanity. He never u?ed profane or vulgar
language till he became a free lover, and era* alw ay a
a g<H?d and kind hintmnd. Tell tU" lady of wdiom
you a poke that 1 will be her best friend, ano will
nlway* sympathise with her. although we are hnndrcda
of mile* apart, and her name i* a *e *ret.
aw* hcntu.
Pan Fwwwtt's Minsniai.* in a Km it?We learn
thrt white Pan Emtnett and hi* Melodcn troupe of
thia city were performing at Minnea|?oli*. Minn.,
they got into an altercation with some of the Minnesota
lnmlietmen, who tried to force their way in
without paying the customary fee.
On Thursday evening a crowd of one hundred and
fifty men rams about nine o'ilock to the lull, and
after hanging around outride * cue half an hour, attempted
to take poser Minn of the stairway and force
an entrance. The door* were qnickly and quietly
barricaded. The confusion Itocamc somewhat general
among the andience. and stick* and club* were
aeenred by a portion "f those inside, who then took
a stand at the door. The doors were pushed against
by the mwdy inmliermen. and guarded on the Inside
by some half a down resolute men, with clnha,
some of Whom had left their ladie* to protect the
hall.
Pan Rmmrtt. Frank Lombard, Ma* Irwin and j
Johnny Hitter, came to the rescue and pitched in.
Pan whaled three of 'hem. end the !a*t th.H w.??
oe? i of Frank, he wis "patting in hi* left" on "the
nob'' ot arttlwut *i\ f<>"t lumberman, in a a'yle
whb h Wi eld ho *e delighted Sheridan i'?d astonish
ed the Pefem'i w,?rd. The mo' dnailj give ip the
a'len pt. dtlie pmioi a tn-e v cnt ?>u uninterrupted,?
aA iHKrut, Jittg i
NEW YORK HERALD, r
Yankee Doodlb.? The following letter has been
received by a gentleman of this city from our accomplished
Secretary of Legation at Madrid :?
Madrid, June 3,18.58.
My Diak Sik?The tune "Yankee Doodle," from
tbe tirst of my showing it here, has been acknowledged
by persons acquainted with music 'o bear a
strong resemblance to the popular airs of Biscay;
and yes'.eiday a professor froin the North recognized
it as being much like the aucieut sword dance played
on solemn occasions by the people of San Sebastian.
He says the tune varies in those provinces, and proposes,
in a couple of months, to give me the changes
as they are to be found in their dillerent towns, that
the matter may be judged of and fairly understood.
Our national air certainly has its origin in the music
of the free Pyrenees; the tirst strains are identically
those of the heroic I tamo, Exparta, as it was played
to me, of brave old Biscay. Very truly, yours.
Bcckinuiiam Smith.
ramonal.
4 lma.-pdsask fokwahu mk youk address
A Again on acaouqI of a (light mlilahe occurring l*?t
wee*. H. K.
'B1RTKT KkOWBIl?CORE I>OW\ TO THR STORK
V it is iTncsdayl a Her noon at 4 o'clock, or. If unable 10
come, write, stating time and place for Wednesday.
caUROH
OATUBD4Y H1THINHT., V M.?WALL STRKKTHTAH*
O from Broadway corner of <>rau1 aiie<-., 10 Pearl street
c.rn?r oi W?ll addrtsa a line to Unknown, Mrooklvn Poi:
olBce, and oblige AMiCOS
OCOILAXH.? A FRIKKD OK JOHN RRYCB, LAT1 OF
O the ti'tn of John Norrls. hinwe) A F 1-1, l.Unertck, ife
Uid, woiiid be g ad to bear from blm Call or send htual
dr?s? to A Friend, Carle Jarden, New York. y.iebeu papers
please copy.
"MOTBunolri.
Ff<TcTTBSI0N8 ?THK COmjOOTl'ShTK LMB >aT WASHli
iNtiroN Capi. Ttoi,. Joret and bargei JBKFKR80T
and Its.LTlWOKr., Ir. thorough order, ran lie chartered for
summer excursion* on reasonable terms Also, a ams'l tug,
I'h barge, ut a reduced price. Apply to A. VaN WINg
i.K, 205 West street.
Excursion /OR THK Fnmva B AN?k.?TQB
steamer OHIO. CspUln K A. Ferguson. will make
regul.tr excursions to the Fubing Banks on M >udav. the lltn,
Wroneeoay. 14'h, Thursday. Iftlh, and Fri-iav llthut'July.
Leavlcg am?* street al7!4 Spring street, at 7>i Peck ehp at
S'.j, Pier 4 North river at 9 o'clock, A. M Oapta'n Richard
Yates will acjumpany the boat. A cotillon oaul. 11 ill.
Ashing tackle rerre-hraenle, onboard. Fare oach way
SeM* N. ii ? rnts toiattocharte.r u> pisilssjaeksoli mi
tltary roTsotnles, societies, Ac , when not advertised for ike
Flihlng oanas.
FtOS THK K18HINO BANKS ? ATKAMR4 NEW flAViJN,
Cspt. Arderron erery !ay Saturdays excepted, lewvlng
Cbsmb*-is street 7:'V); Amos Btr?u.'., 7143; Spring street 8;
P?ok ?d'p 8:15; p er 4, at 9 o'clock tJotl mu-uo on b )?r l;
also tlrhmg tack le. ball and refi eshments. Steals at all ho'trs,
on the European plan.
THK FIRST ANNUAL, COTILLON AND PlO-XtO RX
ctirslon of tfce independence Hussara. Troop I, Thtr<l
r?g-w<-rt. N. T S. If . on There-lay, July 22 up tie -Lu-iam
flier to Dobhs ferry, landing at Bergen's dock ?The splendid
stetmer WASHINGTON and double deoked barges HaLfl
IIOKK ana JH#FKaeON are engaged, and Mr Btegeo. of
the brewery at i obbs ferry, bat kindly conaentel to allow
the use of Ida mtgnillceni grounds tor the occasion \Yie
g nil's t olilon Ban 1 will be attendance Tbe committee
I'dge tbcir selves that vhey will spare, no expense to render
this one o' the mos1 delightful excursions of the season. Tickets
tor *61 oc taalcn one dollar, admitting a gentleman and
two ladles, citn be bad of the following konmlttee. or of any
mealier of the troop and on the Mftt on the morning of the
icurston-CapL 6k Bencken, Jr. 191 Ituane street; exCapt.
Welyen, Canal aad allxabeth street*; Lieut II Kasae
bart,6.> Forsyth atrre-; Llent. a. fodtebei-g Canal and Holt
a-ree ?; Srrgt. W. H Gerties Seventh avenue and Twentsseventh
street; J. Iitbung. Harrison and West atreeta; C.
< 1 roar 142 Bowery. Ibe a earner will atop at llroome street
Raat river, at 7 a M ; South Fourth street. Wtlllamsonrg, 7'
Feck sup ?.t i t, Frsnklln sireel. North river, at 4; am*
sirret. at HJi sn<1 Twenty sivth street atho'clock A. M. rte
turn ing, win a'op at Twenty atx.h street, Franklin street, an l
pier No. 4 North river. Ketreahmenia will be furnished on
TV-ILIIAM H WRBB. CAPTAIN HAZZARD.-THR
TV stove ajlecdtd steamer will leave pter No 4 North
rivsr. Tbmaday, July 16, at barf past six A. M., for the Cholera
banks. __________
YI7ILLTAM H. WHIIB, ('ATTAIN HAZARD. ? THK
?T abore splendid a'earner will i?ave Pier So. 4, Worth
river, on I hursd-.y m irclng, July is, Mid, at half put six
o'clo-k a. M for be Purpose of lowing several boats to tbe
Cholera Hanks, oil' Plra 'eland
THE mLITAWY.
A TA MKltTINi OP TUB RICHMOND GRAYS. HUM)
l\. at lav Matket Hall, Richmond. on "'inlay evening, Juir
9 the frllt wing rraolitiioBa were adopted and ordered to he
pubi tbed, and a copy forwarded to tbe Colonel of tbe Mevenlh
regtmeni:?
1 Keso'ved. That tbe reject visit of tbe RevaHh regiment
(National Guard; of Near York to our city lit* affordi"l ocr t
alon ot infinite gratification to thta company. and loaptred Increased
regard for ihem ae men and brethren In arms, and
unbounded ac miration for tbetr skill and inimitable excel
lenee as ij'dlers
2 Resolved, That our Intemonrse with this regiment h ta so
endeared them to us. and so Impressed us Willi a setae of ibe
eordlal fellowship which they would cultivate and cherish be
tween a'l parte ?nd sections of tbia beloved country ih?t
our hearts follow them In fond remembrance, and will ever
cherish tbe recollerllou ol their v sit to Utah mood.
3 Readied. That we have beard with d-vp and sincere
regret of tbe red bereavement which baa overtaken the regl
m?nt since its depart:!* from cnr cl jr, In thedet'h.ny
drowning, of one of Its be'oved members whose nam" hie
been revealed to us as Isturens Hamilton; an lthtt werordially
approve of Ibe deputall'in of tea m. n made from this
rnmtin). to coustltn'e a portion of lb* eee <rt of honor to the
remains of tbe deceased to the city ot New York
4 Mesol ml. The In ibis affliction we tender the condolence
of honsat soldier bearta
Optaln W. M. ELLIOTT, Presillng.
Iden'enaat L. J. Bossitix, Acting baere-ary.
ajjAmna
A MANUAL OP THB GAMR OP RILLIABIM, CON
tabling she standard rulae of the different games with
over one hundred iU'istratinna, and the ac.enee of toe game
simply eoplained, tient free by mall on receipt of fi.
Ml'.'H AhL THKuaN. 73ti llroadway.
BILLIARDS-WE WOULD AG AIR GI VE NUTICR
that the only billiard Ublea and snshl.ine manufar'.uwd
under Chelan's patents are male and so d oy us only, epurtous
tmltattona ar e la the market, bet like ail other rountaffails,
tkey are made of tee rheaoeet and worst materials
O'OONNKR A COLLRNDka. S3 Ann street, H. T.
Billiard taRt.iupoR rai.k?nix modern ruilt
bb lard tables for sale, a bargain, in good nnid'ion,
with rftnlsHe cues, balls. Ac Inquire ai Messrs WMfKaIJ.'K
corner of Oliver an 1 Hontb s rre's N f
WANTKP?TWO RRCCNO HAlfP BfLUARR TABLK8:
must ba pcrfaet, ml not boon long In uw>. C%11
?! (i n hi : v - .t iv . ? h , n->?.i af mad r*.
1*r Avrrr-Twci rni ' '.a^ i , i wu> TABI.EA.
f ? Apply nt Hhvlaa II Mai. ."Vi Mown uraat
TACHTIWO.
Damp kirrt to orai-h thornr-i will mail
th< |ii.aid Kirbv aga1 .a*. ibe Gmw Hr>m?, l"in R<A
rr'a JalAnd arnnod B.ufta Point Duojr nn<l b<ck. on Monday,
July 36, for t&u. lHO?. I.KaIIaB.
For raln-a rail boat. m pert lono, 10 trkt
wida all natbaiwd. m'yttUg In |Mdotiar, both br
R.?b A UTion; will an a war lor racing u wall ? for crouton
purtaM Laa acoaa.?rW>la cabin
r. a. VOCEO, I HI front Mm*.
TUMTDM,
Bark B?a matiii this pat?at ran boat ioi.ah
conrrMn *t H iliac'a ' >'ni wph th* Pr.jaaing Ha Iana4,
loaaaa Kulicn niatbat dip. 6 30. 7 8" nod in A. M I. t and <> P.
M . earn laa- a Kln-hlng ih ?ama honra. oonnar'.iug ?' I! ml
r'o Point with tba IOi.au lor m?m Tor 1
GtNH ABll 1PORT1RO RyCIPMRKlH
t MOM AH B. KtA*IOP.
no. 41 Marrar atraot,
Will irll br ramll. at wholaanla orliaa gagllab and Trac-h
atnb nrd twwt. and (nlaalanlrdnatrol fowling gnna. powdor
lluka. parcuwl'n crpa. Ac Ac. bpor tauten wtti do Well to
loo* at ihia a oca bafora por-baatag.
WARTRP-A" TOP NO MOCKING IHRP. A Vj lO
ir.ger and brnilby. Addraaa. with viallUan, P. w. J.,
Herald olBre.
cwmnwo M.
Tnt ui abtitt or oKftri.RBAR h i.R'f orr
At elothing wanted for thr etlr and Waetarn ma beta, for
wbleh df'y par can' mora than thai* nip w*d raln? will ba
paid by calling nl Ibn a ora or addraaatnr fb .naa u. <' >ar>7,
a; Centra atraeC
rlART Oir CLOTHING-Rft dOd WORTH
/ flftr par eant nrnrr than l? glean hyo HT* a n ' ? obtaiaod
for larga or amall Iota by applying po'wnnll/ or
throngh pont to JaMKM MoRORoY, No. 4*1 Paarl atrcot,
aar Chatham
I \ I' I Kb A M? 'i k.< 11 .KM AN 11 \ IN', a > t < ' T Off
Li roih'nf. eeenn tbaad fitrnttnre. Ac , to dl?(>w of will
rnrel'? 'be fair ealaa In (a*h oy arml m i>> or aldr-ar'.nt n.
MIN IX, h*t ber-nih imi ir, brtw.enTwen"r arraaib an.1
Twenty eljbth airei la
rime arts.
WW. HAM. 1 HOW W? PROA1WAT, TTAVR JUHF
recelrr.1 fi?m fba Lonlon Kterearopti t'^npxny a
nr> and ap endtd roliertl.oi of etew* Oall and wr tliom
IE6AM \WI> TOBACCO.
Am tin* < ?*** vahirtt or Havana, PiKWin
and Herman ?w?Hm nan ba found ? iif riUhHnrnm
rt rety It w p loea. foil ?e?en oer cent below tun inartel.
I'tkh adrantra mulo to an/ annual.
o i'llKBIT*, 17 rmadwuy
Skoara. INAII.- ino.r<ni ITKHTaIMA-Voi iTi.r to
paj adearee* I waot to ?lnar 'bftn ouira-r cb??p. ?l
ip*rin?o $9 per ihviaand la. iim ri(af<? at fi ' par
bin or fl I per tb..ii?ap,t I bla la a rtaanoe aeldn-n oil red
orllillRAL JaJvIBH. * ; Brtadway.
tUlHlWHIlAli.
A I nr*TT.lMAW, O'- TO'TTtCW ANWMR'NA WIRTTtA
in made the ar.|iian. aacw of a ton of lady or witow,
imtUflr a.luated, ? nb a ilrf to raa r'.niay, A.lJrene Iy>ol
una, Nmailwat Pi'al odl-r. N. f
AmSTGRWTl.KMAW ill aROTT TlllATf n\ rl IN lit
at re us <1 forming I'm ar>|t.%tntnno? of an arv impllaied
jonn$ lady er widow wboee aoetety b? can asjor, # tb thi
n iti ma;nidoi?t. anarm a. ?#., oox if j n*r?*i
0#IC*
A RTmnAL TRRTH INARRTRn AT THR WftvT
pooathlo p?? ! am aHrrc. *; m pM. I?. <vmUnioui
(am* op plpltpp, Mb TeotA o?w*?ia<f without palp
i?r RAHf,lcr?>tf,
SIIOmaI atrMt, near I'rwr, <m? block woatof Mnadwar,
DRKTtKTRT ?TRWTH KXTRAOTRD IK TM
wtthont Um allele* pala, bT mj nam and or1*tn?l fro>
nop-pot frrailne Thm admirable ?rau?i la praHoal by
omlr Rcfarrpnoa alram If rrqnlrwd
l?R * o. ntjA<Iff!tarkMMia*wl.M*rW?naM?
RI1I.ROAIHI.
okrjhivby A? IA RA'i.ROAO.
X lb* *i cal central r na ? <? ibe Wept. Tine al Inaat u
abort ?n<t ra'ea of far* ?ml m?nbt at low < All tlmca ?t by
ana oO:*'r '>'a. Yc?r ca<*w;e ticket* or v>cont*act for fr-'Aht
front low York to ?pj pntni In tbe entire # *, epll at ikr
cont oaj toftior, N3 I AAtor Hoov. ! ? ? York
1. I,. *.T .! ! f ? if ? T?M.
R?tr tor*, J >?e I*. '?*? . .* a * ** > \
/ %
rUESDAY, JULY 13, 1858.
*pecim, wnrgg.
PBOFOBAL8 KOR ?3U0 m '"KNTkaL PARC IWVRO'B.
ment Pond htoek.?eealel eropusnla will t*.. received at
ue Oompuol'cr s oUtre JIo. & 11 C I of He- .uds, until .M
July 16, 18b'1, l? Jo ,100k P. M , when the name will |)t9 pubcly
apentd for whole oiw.oui of the amount of three
I undrrd thousand dollars or The Central puk im prove
ent Fund Rtoek of the City of New York," eu'.hirtr-l by
aetof the legislature of the NiMo entitled'm ?? 'or (be
ttla'ton and government of 'he Central Park In the city of
? w York." paeeed April 17. IW, and by an ordinance of the
' 11 mon (Jounill, approved by the Mayor Novnmher ?, * ,;
an' by a further ordinance of the ('omiuon Council approved
by i e Mayor J one 24, 1868
lit sal' Mock will corneal of three thousand sha'ea of one
Am n ed dollar* each abare, bes'ln* in'ereat a'. U>e rule of an
per c* at par annum, payable uuarter yeiriy, and the prlncl
otli i m redeemable on the first day of Angtiat 1837
> a, proposals will atate the number of ruares *ud the price
per bare. Ihe rtook to be la-med aa follow*: $.*1(10(1 within
Ibre daya after the wveptanoe of the tiropoaai* and the bal
anee In monthly installments of 160,000 each until the whole
um la iaaued.
The peraoba vrhoee proposals are aeeepted will be required
to depi alt with tie <'hamberlatn of the i.lty the aula awarded
and covered by the bid. and on presenting the receipt of the
Chamberlain to the Comptroller, will be entitled to receive a
ckpilieate for ihe par value of the number of shares, carrying
interval from the date of the deposit.
Kach proportion ibould be sealed rip and endorsed "Pro
pass) fdr tlx per cent Central Vara Improvement fund
Stock." and the propoti'lon may thru be put up la a second
ruvriopr, sesir.u a*u uir>'ov?a a.. \j. r lagg, wnuiuwior, ov
6, Hull at Records, Ntf lore."
The right Is re nerved on the part of the Comptroller to re
ject ?ny or all of the ' Ida U ooamdersd necessary to protect
or promote the Interest* of the city.
A. C. FLAQO. Oomptro'ler,
Department of Finance, Comptroller's office, Mew Fork.
J une 24, IMS.
UPK'IVL NOTlt'S-NRW YORK LIQUOR DRALYRS'
0 tlr.clety ?The regular monthly meeting of this society
will he hehl at the Metropolitan Rooms, Hester street, on
Tuesday t'SDioy, the 13 b Inst, at 8o'clock Apnnotuslat
endsnce <s requested, as da si astton will be taken on seatlon
3 of our by laws. By order. GU'bT.vVUd a. RaTZ,
Recording Secretary..
~ LOOT kBP WH'IIP.
DOO LOST ON TFIS 8TH-15 RliWy.RD -LOST. FROM
236 Ninth street, a small btsck and tan terrier slut; asnwersiotnr
its me of Fanny; ears cut square and bally; had
on a collar marked Kurneo The rollar may barn slipped off
in running. Wbonier wilt rsturu b-r shall receive the aoyve
reward and the thanks of the owner
FOUND-ON THURSDAY, JULY 8. A SMALL SUM OK
money, whi-h ihe owner, when oroved, can receive at
ft West Forty fourth street, from 6 to 8 o'clock 1'. M , by pay
tog for this advei tlsemen..
FOUND.-FHIDAY, 281'II MAY, A PORTS MONNAIK
containing money snd one or two oth-r articles *hl-h
'ke owner ptn have by proving property, in a note add-essed
Id boa No. 2i8, Post office, and paying tor advertisement
LOOT-A 8ILVKR MUQ, ON WHI IH WaH KNJRAVBD
"Olvrn to Manuel S. I.atorre " in a Seventh arenue
wage. A liberal reward wttl be paid y leav ng it to R. La
tcre'sstore 187 I'earl street, corner of Cedar.
1 OST?A BANK BOOK, NO 188,(139 ON TUB CHAM
1J hers street t avlngs Bank. In llleenter stieet; 'he tinder
will please return it to tut: owner, Mary Kaefe,\l Morton
street or to the bank.
Lost?on tub stf inoTant (ri ppojkd to iib
taken by m(sake) from the t'uuxrd bteamshlp Company
wharf, Jersey Oily, a buort < containing two overcoats, e otli
tap sun (ravelling <ur Whoever will reiu-n It to tb how
sr4 Hotel, nornrr Broadway and Maiden Lane, will be lib
eraliy rewarded.
LOST-JULY 12 IN tiOINO OVKRTHK SOUTH KkKR7.
a black pocket book, tontalntng some bil s ano papers of
so use lo any one exjepltne owner; snd a aote n favor of
Tboa,HsFave k Co , dated July ft, 18&8, at three months, for
Kit S)7, up .n wsich i ayment is MSftSl a 1 pui >ns
srecsuttoned against negotiating mid note. Any tnewno
will return the same to 2.4 Court s-rcet, Brook yn, will re
csive a rtwaid and the thanks of the owner .
L03T-FIRKM AN 8 RADflK NO 2 699 TIK FIVDIR
will confer a favor by leaving the same at (be Chief s office,
No. 21 Rlizabeth street
LOHT-ON MONDAY, 12TH INSTANT, AT 9 O'CI/OCK
A.M. a green aud yellow canary rlrd, from No 89 St.
Mark's place anyone boding and returning the same to
No. 89 St Mark's place will be lloerally rewarded
Iovt-a rxbs book, no. 12 his, from institotion
J of Mercbnnia' llh-rka and MMI) 616 Broadway. The
firder will pleaac leave it at the back.
RJEWARD9. ~
RKWARD.?liOST, ON WEDNESDAY. JCNR SO,
<PO lion 74 Macdaugal etreet, aam til H.nobulm noanlel,
n.Kfked black and tan, and lame In one of hu hind lega.
Whtovtr wl 1 bring htm m above will get the reward.
d?r reward-strayed or stolen. from the
JP'J nelgbnorhood of hlrty fifth rreet June*' Wood, on Hun
cm morning, .i u|? lu, a a?all yellow t. rri-r alut; abort hair,
irrjtmooh. aorwe a to ibe tame of Kan; abort tall and
cropped eaia Whoever will return h*r to No 2> Kearlaireel
wlltrecelve the atove reward and the thanka of the owner
P. nil a w.
Af REWARD ?LOST ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, A
) black and mu terrier dog, aij or (even apola of hair
oil ha back. Apply at lag (ireeneitrtet.
JjlA REWARD -LOrT, IN RIDINii FBOtf SKi OND
>T I" avenue through Tenth atreei, arriwa :be i 'Try to < Jrci-n
MtNtkaaat towarne eatorta, a gn'd wairh inMltta on the
back J hi W. The above reward will ha paid to the Under
by leaving It at fit Exchange place.
till REWARD.?TORT. ON BOARD THE HOBOKEN
tP'V ferry boat on Sunday. July II. a heavy ro.d caae,
contwulitg a pair of gil' spee'tclo* The eta* wu mark
td titceial Vtui 1 he above reward will r>e oald vt any peraim
leaving the tame at 14V Weal Fourteenth an tel.
REWARD-L03T, ON RUNPAY NHi ST. AT TU*
?pl\J hlanctrd lloune. corner Itroadwav and Twedta
a rtttwo pock'-i wallet*, i n aming paperaul' value only
to lb-owner Tee peraou who hu the s%mn will confer a
favor by trending them to boa No 1,201 Toslodlte
J. R. OARPKXTIKB.
dsnnn reward wild b* paid for a poikkt
TwU" book and conteule. belosgieg to the la'e Jot ?I,
l,tt?er, of Brooklyn, loet on :V1 of Mty la?t; <>r IbAI for any
inmraieiioii concerning me earoe. per '-raer >11 meo. niton,
dice oil be Independent 21 Heekraau etreat.
WATTI1KB, JBWUiHV, 4gO.
(^OLP AND HILVKK WATHHM
X TKRT IS>W.
1 ho iaborrl>>er I* celling oil deeerlplloaa of g>.d uit (IItot
wetcbrs el I on thou usual price*.
LCtlM'
nmrn'lled oti.cn, Oold Ei.paten I leeem,
I Instead ead on. watrhen, Oold < hroeume'.cra.
Wtudn with rich Mfrtrrl I/m^on duplet tiuhM,
ohm. T. T. Coo per wtirbn.
Oold mafte wetdhen, Jalee Jurg?u?en wetrhe*.
Oold opuiec. Independent eeoood watches
Oold deteehed levers
Hirer English patent levers. fleer detached levem end leSince.
Kerry watch mid by h'm in warranted in keen -orreet
an. Wet"lirk cleaned end repaired at Iren than the none]
prteee. Waiehoa taken in eiehaaae. illO O.ALLKN.lia
pone* of wale bee and jr weir j, w kolesaAa and retail, 11 Vail
Urtit, Mtooad floor.
PKhRI M MI'MO IN TilK LAHKA AND RIVER* OK
ihe l ulled Males bought by H. W PLI'M II diamond brnktr,
512 Broadway, New Vck fnfnrnuion aitnr-te I upon
application. IMamonds, watches and jawelrjr bought and
aok) Money to loan an the aame.
PAKTIItfl BKrnVTWd OONIIONKKNTN OK PKARIJA
found In anr part of the I.nlted Htaxa can be pa' In r ?u
Inrt with a liberal buyer ?> applying to H W PI iivfrt,
dramond broker, 612 Broadway, lhamonda bought a old or
divaneed upon.
Till. UKdATTAe
211 AI.LhNtIR ?THOU AN DA* llaVINO faII.KP T>
appear to day an-1 row th? mat-h agreed a poo I hereby
dlnnre tun to row the name -ace and aietaaee on Ittnrelav
reit. July 15. f >t 5."*i or 6lie? "> b- money la in the handa of
Mr Stephen eocene, wb will he all n?enae?ry err*n??
men'a Mr. I'aw or hta tiheda wul p eaaa call on ana a?d
arrange the attar. P. LYNt-U.
Mom ?r July 16, IMA.
ClHal.Lkt :fc-TVIK*OWNeKs tir T1IK Boat l? a " i T>
J Kirhy ha?'nr claimed her "> be the winning "oi. at the
na'rlir e rn Thoredar July A, in cute ri noe >f an to I
dant to the boat I*m'e thorn. I hereby offer to ae'l the Oraee
IhorDegalnat vbe oat'd Klrby or any other boat of her
laogth (2* feet), the etwe race for $i'4l to fgfXl.
I.., jauo, ariRPINA
UiROUWT,
a wo!*nw?-Tnii oiwrr rou wwn
A to know *11 he v n?l? of your p*tt % <! f'ltrtre !'f?. toe
Imw'tir gr of -*htrh will a?re ?ou y*r? of ?-m? *a 1 e*r-,
?l*|t :be ? ? " *oai rir??t Tha nipt* ?*? aoarn
which will gain tkf atl.aiioor of tk? opposite M.
V i-wBonn *OT n?A*nor*m cicf.?in*Tro
pt. Madame PKKWITW Ahr tv been ?w. i>1 <t
thouanada In Uia ??rt o;h-r altlra, wl-.h rn tr? mui'Vum.
Aha faala ronkoant aha kaa no a>|ii<U- Marietta Up our - of
fwtnra wife or hueb*n1 alanthatof her rlaltar If yo? Wtph
troth (Mm h*r * a*il ?t 11 Ho? ?r/, opp-MlW JtaeUer air Ml.
Ladiaa N centa r- at *r in !
UMlHIfTItU
ACAnitfiRB or mxiKkRRPiit <. waiti.t *wi
aa<*i kTHhwottk. A*. Howrry, R.T , M.". Patina
mrrri, Hr-klyn. Inatn. ton e> i>*r*ta, *n l?'.r ? i k iri
auttlfip pi pi la, d?y or ererlog. Prom nody TfksnttMii Pro
rtdenoa:? OoL M. M. Patae't pl*n of InMrtir'tan in b*?el
npon n aratem of prv*ica elm pin in fin anion t. r?c iLortl/
anny to bnMMjnlmd, ?a<l lap >rai il? U^^ariaw a.
iCinm or raxMAHiniP a*o i?oock?c
A. ??>i Br M<i? ty. ooraar o( Frank'a atrret Tsa ?0">
arrlhar will recwtrr now pnplli dolly tor etaaa irpnratniit
Winotion In prpmpnrhi . K ir ni t>ivMM?l -i k'l n;d *ol
joung. Lodie* rlara nt aleren o rl >rk.
Ul.lVgfc ?. flOI,r*MfT.T
BOOK k KPT I NO AO, ?| WAi.KXR XrkttCT ?P. f.
rfMTr.>t, author of i?- mi# tintry *'' tdmoi ' ni
fher poonUr * n ha giro* I"** ? itr *nt o?- of, in
wrttnir and honktrepmg * h?n real learn It W*lker atreoi.
whore ronnp gentleman *r? <ri*lltlen tor a iTMMUle p ireiu a
In an n , . jm . a ?j<t anpertir maoaor
rtaimiu..
f^ovvtoB A!*it iRAnuiB rvtvir^fti or nn
V/ tl'n'y nnw atyln an : anterior w irtm .nanm ai wmi
o? abllnhe 1 Mmaetoty. Mi Hr ? I ??y. ##*? ? lleiittoa
and r.lM'.-krr ?M (Steal fi <> tli nn 1 npwatda ilnli
e?ialnll) nark.-O for tt? wnii.'ry. J. B. rUBH.IT
E?AMH.IR1? rn\*hKR StTTf* Or nrB)fir(TKK. I*
II cjlora and a'.Tlra. wkilrrni# and ra all, a? prient from
ft* an.I upa <rd? WAKRfJl Wallli til ''anal a.reai. old
Ro. .Vi, lo'ir donra of Broad way. Maw > .rra.
Kl'RNlTt'RR >AMi THR RICH HOCaRHObn TDKRI
I turr ron a'nrd In :kn realdnnca 110 #nat TweaiyMfim
i at . betwenn Huh k and nlntk ivmni, will bn oil-r
ad ai iirtTitn ma for threw daya only. Una nie<ant rosewood
pianoforte. wild pearl ar ya
KORRTTI-RK AT 1'RIVATK RALR-A AMAU.
TV a r?mllv nttoni leann* the country, detlrna in duroaa
of tfceir furniture wklah la All tlraiaUae, and made by
final makers A < rratdernhie redo'Hoa will be and" o? ita
Boat. Apply ! bi V> aal Port) lira atreel. aeoooi door weal of
Reran*!! Aaaaiiia
'RRIT1 RR, F' RMtTrRR-?l?miR?T Clill PRICF
pad fdr houaakoM, idlaa and oth?r fnrnlitra, wai,
m'rrora, Ac , alto w"! nlran-e H>?rally on f irn
waakan. ritamnnda a?rrk*nOlaa, tnreea, aim- and a1)
kind of property to !>a a?M at aurtmn. Apply to 1.1 ;il ARll
IRAt.lKRM, M Catharine atreni
VfOTIl R.-A ITKRMAM HFRTI.FMa N AKMfi,- , i. > I
il for "larmanr -War* al rl a* prtraM a?i*, i . %
raw daja, all kit .4*ot fnm > if, it < . Ic 11 n?
ikraa heaihfn >v i a. wit* aond r wool frertaa in
rirk h-oaaial ? '.'if aaofa- ?'
e l oneer; on- r a. -n o r?f eRtre a?d tier
?b.'ca, r- w . I i?- an-la a?l 1
praloMiaii aramn,.? ?
do <r from fw?"?.? fttt.
j MAXJC9 or KKAL VTtTB.
An opportunity kor partir4 wrstoio to
n'oee ont stork* of mere hi ndise. eeaernl tn >hm>I djl
lar.icssb with several ibmtsaad aire* of ?re*' ra land, (1?? ra
h)j loralrd, will be excbsngoi^or a larva ?'>>"? of roods; '*
pie dry gooni preferred. Artdreee hxchange," Herald
oflea
Excnaruk kor (iood0. ii*n() ok othkr |pro
pert J.- Tbe rl<h'. for manufaeturtng auiarticle of general
use, recured by letter* pa-etiL ean be had on reasonable
term* for cob or ?i changed for any kind of mtu-ohandiae
T lie art'rle la gnw paying ISO per cent to parlies rngagal in
ibe trade Went. 1 hr|exelu*l*e light for Near York, Oonneoil
out sua New .Jersey, or portion* of the aain , * 11 ti rl a, oe?rt
of Kverv satisfaction an 1 explanation given to uanira sail
bit at 4M7 limed way, MOaHllMaN. uK? V A UO.'a plan >
lorte wararooms, between the hours of 4 anil 6
CH1RBALB.?A 1UNDSOMK rkmoknok ONSTATBN
oi i'*' containing eveuteen acres, with good iiilldio <?,
willIbe nu posed of at a bargain, tf applied for taamnlithcy,
ss 'be u? nor Is going ui Km rope. Possession onm~dt*el?
C J rOMI'MOi*, M Nassau street
b^OR raiik OR TO LRT-WITfl imhkdiatk PiHUKS.
or " . '"'te itnry siogllah basement brlok ha iae
*' seventh street; has Jus' best put In tho
i h**l^*I"t?,l?rn Improeenaents Kor oar I
s reel or ^ ^ MABfljlKZ A p.HO, 46 Pino
For Balk or rxciianok for ^jty property.
"Itf ?, *?iIU,Vy, *?*1 *?i Id a ires of doe land, at
?r fiJii Hiidaou rlv*r. large inauaum bou>e
k !?i fruit and shade tieea, gmj ojionddieg* an J
healthy;easy and cheap aocus; priceV,o^) audIy to .'HaH
k tluLuKfl, 19 Nassau street, aec iud door,
YTtORfiaUK CHKAP-TWO THt) STOilY A\U BtHIC
1' intuit brick boosee In I leel street, rtrook'yn ten lulu
dreil feet from k niton avenue care, and fifteen minutes' milt
from be ferries These houses are nr t claw an 1 , i?v?,j
m the reiy best manner. Price fd.OOJ; teriui easy, iuoui j
on the premises
Fior salk?thr nrw duruam hoti.i,, hiroalert
on the Uackecsaok plank road. 3)j miles in a tin
boken. containing f ?ur acrea of land, house Urge,-h I. 4
ban a buunesa location; it cannot be surpassed. Apply m
fee premises. Terms easy.
CIOB BAI?B-?A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY^ KBurt,; , IR
r within twenty minute's stage ride 'ran iloiuken furry,
with stable, we'l sod fruit trees; view magnificent. lerra?purt
cut the rr?i oo mortgage. In i ulro in the pr> un.s. a.
'' iim.iv*'mm*. oomrro'dKfrlars'reei, WestHobocen, N J
Alio, the bo . a anil iota In the rear.
ijtOd. KALE OR BXCHA1MX?TWO FO'R l-TORV
t bii?k boiiaea in Wevt Ihirty third street. for lola n-nr
tke . ciitrul l'trk, or a good laruj near Near Kork froe an I
clearof incumbrance Apply to Mr. T. QAFPMRV, No. llJ
.'mire street, opposite tbe. Uaii.
OTATIiN IbLAND PROPERTY -FOR HALE OB WILt.
0 oc exchBnged lor :ity property, a small place of It
aorta, loomed on tbe amboy about one mile from t ot
tenvlile; tli re is a large 'wo story biuse, Darn, Ac., on Hie
premises; the location ia one of tbe best on ib < island. put
sessing grist advantages tor a summer or winter nenrten ?.
Apply lo Pr.Tr H Li. UORTal.Yt'U at Rossvil e, n'aten
ls:and, or a. JuCRMEaS, Jr , 62 Warren mreei. New fork
TO RENT. f.E4 RE, OR FOR SALE-A LARGE ?OBL?
Hwtss cottage, with eight lolaot ground attached, roe
ground la laid out in a garden, and contains all kinda of fruit;
tierc is connected wito tbe p-em'se* a rlae stable, ice house,
chicken bouse and ruber outbuildings; rent low Apuly to
K. HlhtvM AN, lit Booth street, or on the premises, Van
Buren street, between Noatrand and Maroy avenues, East
Brooklyn, near Myrtle Aveaue Railroad.
*t) 7H(I -TWO OOOD.RKW AND WELL L'JO A TED
I' l\J. cottages in Brooklyn, will ba exchanged fo?
saleable m- rchandice, and csBh will ba paid (or an aldlUonal
amount, if the goods are dealrsjle. Address, early, 0. F rankin,
hcrsld office.
ftnn -FOR BALK WITHIN TWELVE M1LK4
v lU.UUv. of tlila city (81 acres), a moat spb u. 1M coun
liy >eat; extra fine bullrlags.trults and Improvement! easy of
access, and tlrstclasa neigboorhood. Farms all prl es
W. 11. MRIJCK, ?U7 Broadway.
HOUSES, CaKKIAOKS, dBl
BAROUI'llK FOR HaLK-A 8IX BEAT BAROUCHE.
Wfekcalcxhe tup in lirst rate order, will be sold low
Apply si T Waller a carriage manufactory, corner llaory
and I'uplar streets, Brooklyn.
CAHT horbk WANTED-MUBT be sixteen hands,
round and kind. Price not over MM .sua', oe tried one
week before huiltg. Bring norse to Pier 16, North river,
Troy steam boat office
(dAbHIAUKH FOR SAI.E-A NUMBER Of BKUOND
J band light wagons, with and without top , on* high djor
rrcksway. in line order; two Concord pleasure wagons, one
bualnraa fig, wt.bout top, Ac., Ac., at No. bf Kldridge street,
near Orand.
For bale-a magnificent TRorriNa horbk
blaca as a raven, can trot in two forty rim to wagon
and ean be driven by fe lady. Price lew. Address J. K,
Herald effioe.
For balk-a pair op superior uarriaoi
horses, 16 hands 3 Inches high, eolor bright fay, bl*ek
mane and labs, live and six years old, perl'nrtiy svuud and
kind and very showy Also, tbe oslebnted trotting horse
1 rue John, baa ironed his mils In 2 *0 snd can do It again
For further particulars apply at the nurnsr of dxUlinau ureal
and Flushing avenue, Brooklyn. JOHN NiiaLiH.
F'jR RAI.K?A B('t'K4KI.V MARK, YICARII OM>.
thoroughly trained; lajy'a or geniletn*a a rod Me hurtr.early
IA>4 hand* high, rery kiuO and gentle ut'tnal Adcrrm
bog 6,413 Poat offloa.
For half?a oray horrm. Homo ahi> kihd;
an trot In Ifcrf minute# to the pole Aiao a pair of p tniea
IS band* tlgb, faat trerei'er*; go;.I tain I) bi.ae iua wa
|on ana barueia. Apk 1> at 162 Veitck at.cat.
li'OR H A I.K ?A PAIR OF MORGAN IIOKRKR PUR
J; cboaed in Vermont by lha pre*-a .'?ner in M ?y Hiey
arc black. tlf'i ?n hand* high, awltrh taila kind aal seat*
very nultah.e for a fain I j * ill t>? dlapored of at a reuont
blc pril l at the owner baa no <ita for them. Would take i
good rnckaway or hrett carriage in part payment Apply b
aUKKu PKithMAN. S?6 Broadway
|j>OR H.Al.R? 110H8KH, VMM ANII II AHN add, lo.
r light family carnage* ruekawari. burgle* ! r M a|
wagona buelaea* and etpr?aa Wagon*, thir y hm*ei an .*
blr lor aDy purpoee, aad harneaa, tor aale cheap at In
*treet, Hr<*)klyn.
L>OR hAl.K? A VERY Sl/PKRIOK MARK IJ** MAN! 6
r hill co r r gray, rlgtii >n.ra ". I . n'lrrly r
mil birmlah. may ba na*d for *nr pnrpnee: hMbaMMfkl
at yle a no action; will Mot In ah-int three mleu'e* aever ra
ee.ved training. Owner baring to time to nrr ber, a o trgein
la bet* r flared Aoplr for four day* to JOHN r*KK, bard
ware dealer .'.46 Hlgbih areaue.
FOR RAl.R? A rilRJTNCT RORRKI. HONHK, KDU.NI>
aad k>ad. amain bauda high, right rear* old rery
alrllab a rail I can drire aim, troll la tide of ihre minute*,
with |igh; n.cbaway carriage aad harneaa. nearly new. price
t*ia. Apply at 441 Myrtle arenna, Brooklyn
For rami- a kr a itikcl. hi.ads havtk ootr, rix
rear* jnai in from tbo ci ualry: rery bAadwimr. It
hmdahigh ?b ?i figure, eery BWttable for a geoti-ei m a or
lady'a raddle borae perfrrllr round and klal?warm lad
Prire m?d< rata. * pply to Kil l! a til) W At.rKit6, toi'a'ba
rltc atreet
T?OR KAI.K-A HRAOTIKI I. HAY M AUK riVR YRARA
I I' 'IM n<i|t Mil r*Mjr, hell iwi, rw Km
* mli? In Uir?? mlnulea kiu>r a ffW wa-ta Irtkolux Alan, a
liandinttie h|>c|i mare an**n yea.a old, ean 'ret a mil" la three
anil a In.r mlou'ea: will etand i\ h it lytne Hoili era r?ot-l
e>iuii<t rail lied, will mo in ainii.- or aouble baronae ddi I fur
want rf uaa by tbe owner. Aleo. wait <n at d l> irnraa I* require
'I. fan be a?>-n at M-l*hai, l Bnrph) ' (table, Koja,
tella'rret or at 130 Fearl aireal bet wien II and 1 o duel.
fto* Bill?A t'lMK I'LaU Tall, *IIAt HOBBK,
ataade alitren bind* tub. warraaied eouoi and uad le
rilb>-? alng-e of double b?rneaa. la a lite ? , Id.e b ir? Will
be miM ? heap an th.- owner la foiai to r.mope fall at Una,
Band WW.- 1 <h elflll
FjW)B BAl.B?A BBAl'TIPUl. UBBM AWroWW BOf K A
wey *tr<in, ilanl new, welTii (trie. In peMeet am
onion, elan a rlldlny teat. (double. 1 hnU'd lop wa?<.n
new. and aereraio b-r Uwbl wnauna. win h will be en'd at a
eat rllv. aP|lflol ICUaKD MeLTKla. 35 f .thu-'o* at
GHilt BALK At IfOROKKW?TWO WILL HATiOHCD
r err borate about an t rata old, hare bran uaed both un
ear ?adn e aed In We r*rria.?.. In , nr* *1 nr. .f
atore, eorter nt Washington and fourth aireete, Huboltn, N.
J.
HO it KB ASP BCOOV FOR B ALB.?A RB AI TPCI.
home, elaht J earn oil, lor el vie. laat and Had. wuhont
aiy fault CuperVW built bu((t. with alifUaf top. rerf little
need, itrwm'a <ehan|e t?r etefrbaadlra. bold for Waal
?* 11 rrtrr atmal
nOB?B?.-NBir YORK TalTBRBlt.tR, BtXTH ATB
rone, mrorr of Iblrty ntaib a,reel Tbta day at 12
o . awe. a r?e n'ar eaie at ?ne<tnn n' bnrae., wa/on? barn-eera,
abie'e. bel'rre, Ae ,t lao. wltb< 'it reero a gvod road bteee,
t. r> wae-m andharneia oooiwneea: tehi mad wagon. Khtl
* lei. Ilia male. OAOatvjK CLr.w - 1. . rintir.
HOMKn.-itR. m.i.iorr'H i*f?li ini.it avur. for
Mt?i * ?. manar. .'r , in lw,r??-A f t a*.a ? IU Ttofri
k?fnn> ud il *>r? * ? ?Vi nm? I lam.
nOfc'-f.H-PK. Ri.LIOIT'fi IWFaU.IIU.K KMBRuCA
U?p, fn? n' Alu rheum t'.laoi alien* heotk* 'bo al*< wa,
e c , I* ? d ai 118 Itard ateouo, am ?i Mark ***,.- * k-rtei,
W> V>oo b a dtu
HaR.w r fur s ai.r, c:ik?p-bkvi iai ris or
tn*i* llfk* karnea*, ellrer mutinied. will tie. m-in ??ry
neap Appla tor ihr.e daft ml Mo. i Mouoo ai.c.. tier o
I lowery, o?*r ika paint irna
*SO*a?f tOR" KM ?A OLOMKLT If AT<'TTKT> PAIR '??
XVI blatk b flew re?rw nM, fAat trotn lar? p?'.r o!
' > bfrf ??. a1tt*<n hai: la hi*h all feara n'.l. a'w> a*ewe*|
?ii| ?rlor ?ln*io borara, for Ml* ?wj loo ml Mo. ti Jo ri. u
real. >truokl|i.
URrOMD IIAMO rARKlA*'Kn ? A 50*11 IR OF
> at ? rial'- wl'h kid a lopa. A lOO ?*
?? ml two aeai iop wa*one. wl.k at,''ink web's ma la o | od
tale, wairh will ao MVd at r?a?nn?Me prlrea if soph*! fo?
?e.t.Atfly. It A AC rOKI>? A BOB. Ill Kl.Mbtlh (Weal
\i'Airr*i> ro rnm?i!iAA?-A FAt? or miu M Atra.
Tf - rurut" hi -ara lark i ll?>r 1 -< I all a, a -II ai
anw and enodltto* 1??T IM'iM weigh IDtral L<a? PO'i.ldt
Mob. Alllreaw BqillM, ll?r?' I Offle?
TVr A RTB [>? A M^I'AMR TRoTTK \ MiT UBPF* IHS
ff handa tilth awten or el*ht ?e%ra rail oxinl c Ulan i
ewdditbk, AP I knie to allow . W im liw I nlun I'mifW A4
(Irene. Ilai.nl ape. dolor, price and ap> r 1. h it IM Mew Vark
11 ~\
WMTID-A PAIR Of BORAS* OR RAP-Rd ROT
nrrr eight i??n old. ahnnt fliuwa Aat a bait h*nl?
high. 1W> rault (> w?fr??l?l tonal, kind and K 'n>
rrilrr*. A lit* nuiigf the lognlruk i>rlc? and d?e-rle't *n
adrtieeaeri lo R A Hand*. Hetald n?r? will be aUen.'el '<
HOUR ICR, ROOIHR, AC? WAITtKO.
Fi.aor, fi,a< ir. ? w a ntfp t pprcbatc, a m
oon? btad Oliled itate* Map. nine fee* br twr .re or tbtr
f teen, tollable for a b->trl f*\g *.1.treat. ttatKg lo*e?t.Mh
prtee And where It can be neet, C P.. bet 111 Herald ?Roa.
Straw ROH.FR ARP FPRRA'R WARtKO-WtrpoR
with mt ftulne, force pomp, etc., fr ?i on * to four anme
f p .war At net he taped# of nnWa't.flt * Vr*~'X; '*f
H*> pound a, i All or Aililreee W ' itrmire*, til Broadway
WAJATRlt-Tllt rilMT FLOOR W1 Of
A (tore In Broadway. bet?-en tV.nlAo.lt nod Re?|?
r erwt<rr la Warren >r t bvn cm ? rceta. between Broadway
and rhnwh Wree. Addrene ?. ! ' H., Herald adse, ttat1n|
location, (4>c and rent. _____
tlTARtRP ARfRRAl. AR IO a It HARD Afi?4tf~|R.
ft |lti. e and boiler*, ' *e ber or ??(. irate, to * ?1 o.wi
dbton apply to J. H HJahuM aw, 110 broadway
Wartrp- T'ir io?rR part or \ noiTdR.~r~iV\
email fanrt* >eo ea'ltrei) >,etu *q Bon-.top and *Ci(h
leen'b erect, mt.lt ternnnaac tt lw*?. ? .1 f < >r ?
dret* l.lojd A Warren, Mo % t. Onion llail, WHf ?t A I r
place and a >?Vh ttreet.
t?rA!rT*.? TO RERT-tW OH ? Af -Vi?e. WIX*K ~f)K
*' ft?riilAT * ir.e trine fW h nrnt' ' bl- *
... ' A# Meat be near n*? ' ?? A ' ?n but MR
Pat 1 * etata* .-nt And fj* .At adaiA
3
WHH1IJ8.
AWWLI. fWOWN BROAD?AY RBMTAIJRa MT *0*
ale now doing * biatn-wa <v cv-r (h>i par Ikj. for
pertianlara ade roas Restaurant, Herald o?m
m bakr (IHANCR-rOR B.LE TUK PRl'ITPTORa
271}j Blot ek?r street, altua'ed m '.h>- brat mam--.a i,er*.
of th>' rtel Oause 'or selling?'he owner having otnsr idpeas
to attend to Will be stud cheap
, MKRIiaN AUTOGRAPHS COR BAl.lt, COVUIOT!*'}
A ul ZNI allograph Irtteie end elgoaturt-* of Man c:k,
AdiUA Jtflneon, Hamilton, .. onroe, Knot Mohan i w ...
iron . .i.c.hui it.a*J,?i>o - d o our- , the whole f n * a i* 4
nolle tlor or rero.n'ldiiarv .f< < uw ?. will oe ?o 1 i. rnnmy
low t.-r ! * < m b? eeon ? 'bo old ^ortoe-j nop nrj
bwi?n ntroet.
AIIGIIT DRAUGHT WORKING HUlQIt 0? ABOUT
IS lone, for ?ai? or would no <*i ibaoggwfor par' of a
forger Vf.-Oirl or for a large e*'l boat M'ldlre of H
WY - KOrK, salesman, on tteam.oai alios frier, foot of
hobineon MM
Arpi.ifnrn chatr rou an knrrgbtic ymtn-j
man ?a booi, e'etlonny rod f-ion go-da ro ? for islo
bt.i, moatr.t one good avenue above Tw-nty S*s'. street,
fmli'aetcry rruo'i irltrn for aelltuf. Par peril-olare a>ldrrae
r. a fc , Herald oflloe.
nRMO PTORK TOR HALR -A GR*AT BARGAIN.?
frtifl's the laat year tZMtO. A la > a partner wanted. -lad
wanted e good drug tuirr op town App y lo l?r. BIRDsall
a ia?? v'j.i itroaiway, room d.
FOR HaI.R-aN OLD RATaBl.fHtHCD HOTOIICi-H
'an.l doing % good huilneae, wita Irturee, In a nialaeee
part of the nlty; ror aelo nbeati toou'reo rnor >f Biota eveaue
and Twenty fourth air rot, from d lo I
Ij'UA ir i I'lflUBM/ nnATJl i?r ins.
F Aurora Qold and hllver t'owoany's (took, hypo hecnted.
epply to kohl, t* a i on , 74 _>roedwiy,
rih 8alb-80hoon?r KARY RM.IN; CaRRIKH MO
tons; drWWin? sli feet water. will he i old eb-.no If *dI
< lied tor noon Can be seeu at the foot of fui le street,
twioklya.
IINOYA HAT.Tt-THK LVA81 RTOOK A RTXT?IKS of*
anrner liquor itore. Inquire at Mil 3d ave&ue
li>OR fUI.R-TBK HtO'.'K AND RIXfilRCd OR A.
r wbi)V?ai.! ?nd retail liquor store, oaooe of tbe best cor
ners in me r Irs. avenue, to* dginea Rie d Ituin-ss ail
will he sod Vw, smh-owne? is go'nit into ?tner bus.uess.
Apply ta^T Oaf F.aa'i, 10 I'entre afreet
/. OK ?A1 R,-'>*? M'O'IONT OR IM, RBhLTH. t'llt F*TVR
, v years' lease and Qi'nrm stun ?? wi'.buti' tne aloefc, of 'ho
liquor siore come? of ?aua ar l West itrretii tot further
J partlrulsrs?pp.j on the premises.
ijfcr ka1p?tor 'toftk a*?0 rixtpbr'tf)* a rir-t
v elnst bar billiard and (l'n eg saloon on oue of 'hegreatI
eat thoroughfares down to ?n, .loir x an -i- ien o.ia n- es
_____ _________ OFfssV ii entree'
1 |j>cir bale?an old *8taitu8?lkd iut and tap
F store. Addri as B., box 1.9 flera d oittce.
1 L,(,R BALK?TO Ot/fHP. THR RRTArR OW 141 IfOI.AI
i F Mrrnon d? cease. 1, three first rate liquor sty-es-N . Id
hleecker street, 5 f> Hot no ?t eei an0 til llu tson a rert,
eornrrof .lane, apply to * R. itHDtil, lid Nassau street,
or llhAHl MILL*k, :i.n>, bowery.
For rai.r-a i.a <1 *r bikr bim.tard and soda
wtler raloon, In one of be bear lo-atl n? in 'be cl'r.
f.'TO will pur. baa" .h? entire s'oek u..<l lbs rent only |IU per
month I tts la a r.ban.'e aeionrn 'llerod and at one half ,ta
va ue. the owner having o'ber business apply lor Are-)
days at $48 Broadway, near Hleecker street.
For bale-thr 6t"i-k, rtx??tim and good
will cl be liquor store know . oa tse Mew Rtigl.Bii
llrnee. No. ti boue-.veitstreei e-ublub-l over ;j yevr. hree
duors from the corner of rhatham au-ret. aa the owner wstaes
to lease 'be city inquire on the promisee
For pa1.k i'brar-a r"olpr at.n aid rytait,
liquor ittr, ne door from a public tbo-ougfcfare, aim
llilures, etc , oompitte. Apply at (3 Pearl street
For balk chkap-thk lakakoic raloon bar.
srd tide auJ pistol gal ery baring'be m " treaudful
opening 'argeta In the world ill be a'uiosi gi?en away,
two yeura' lease Unit ne soli this week 'lall and | idge
for yourselves. T. 8. V AUiiil AN. 479 - road way, basemen.
4j*or ram OWKAP-A DININO. DRTNCINO and
P reading salcou. In a go vl nelsbhorh-Ml and a itbagrnd
run ol cusioss toe flitures will he soli at valsatiou Saus
factory reason* will be given for aehing out. Addrers If.
kulgraw, 363 Itowury.
For p * i k or f.xoh a n' 1k?h a rdw a rr faofort,
1....- ,.r ...... V... . SI... ,n,l i.nsn.
pint buidii( On- wttrr prlvdego. Hum ofaMiiejatit! o? menl,
rt'?ne lalbea cupalo an 1 Mower fell a mplee order, Sof
eilirr with iwo *. .? o: lar d, a'toate ?t Xli dletown Own.,
kta koowp * l.*'i 11 'Iroie Work* WUi aeil low or "i
rhanm fr r o lmr property. Addrcm Factory, ho* 3 661 New
York l"o*l Gfljoe. _______
Grocery AND provision store for BALR? 'i
tualeo on the mo*' buaineatpartof Mjrile avenue, Brook
Ion. for a eaab trade, inc.udiog lock. Ux'oroo b.irte, w?* >r?
nd bair.eaa. A no* doiag ti.SUO year In fre*ii ar?l aim ?.
The while will be dl*potel of ? ? btrttio apply to H
II KaD, 133 Myrtle avenue, Bro;kl>n. la ifct confectionery
lore.
Lease. furniture and fixtures for sale.?
Th" lrtre dir live year* uaeiptre <l) ot p-emi.ea known
a 1C o>l 11 Oliver aimet, New York, together w th .be fur.ilInrr
ntil li*lnre? th-reo|, for ? !? Th#*e premium ?'? well
calrulate; 'or large boarding hon?e or h-<t-l Inquire at
Keaara. WKHTFaI.L'H, corner of Oliver bad booth timet.
Patent for sai.e-yrit valuable. oreati.y
rooomlrtl tn<l linple In Ita operation and appHcttl-in,
nd areatlr advat.Usrrna Large indn-eneau will be made
10 4 pure hater, and 'he uioai liberal lai m?
hl'Kio A SOUTH RiOK, HI Maath.i atreet.
r BUTCHERS AND OYMTKRMBN ?FOR NaT*, Tim
flilurra and trade of a meat oyaler and hah market, oan
1 nl 111* moat detlrah e cornc *tanda in Brook ya Five yea'*'
leare, low rent, and a ri re ckaoen. For particulars inquire
i at N.i P& <Irange etreet, Brooklyn.
The ojod rim., stock and fixtureb, with
lb* hM?il''?e id ieaie, ot a well > ?'.*id.ea? i new end
> eeeon I hai. l furniture ttore, anth dwelling* la a gi>.ed > i?l
I neea Inrailly. wtll he told eaeap lor eaa*i U aprUe d for im
eilla t|,n Ibe proprle'nr inlrvda bavin; Ike -I y. Tb?
i ahere proarata a w n lie a<?ey to an enlerpMeini*
man nnderatand.ng the burnaaa. Apply at Mi
highlb avenue,
I
TO f" \' ITA LISTS - I HF U* DFK*I<;NKD HAVE FOR
| rale eiie it the mw Important and raiuable pa* ibat
hat erer beea leaded. The Invent! m ran be nad< to yield
lire hundred |>er cent on be eap'lel lavetled In It. Re will
lake p'eaaure in givn* fn I em ai ata n? to parttet rengijg
pn.fl ?M' In re'n en a an I woul tlalt, th* preheat offert an
??-" jjyK>nr>gi?Fi o?, M
a>-\n~r -rua ralr thk rto-jr and fixturpn
PI I ?) <<f U>e "'I known fruit alnra 1*1 1Mi?f a1 raw'.
pkndMla 6?nd np, and d Hn? a food IMI ouala-aa baaing
Otaor t -IT? oUcri ? bargain * > Mruu nnnd a?tplJ:
a>rt\l\ - BOAHPIN'i HOPSR NOR 94I.C: AINU Rf.R
hou*.-, low r?ot, )n:ig -?Uhll?b ?. illi ??1 w?ll
firtiWb.d. fnll fpwlo?ilf|l??rt?ri la ? II'at I'ui naigh.
bu btwi wjja h m?<n m?bi? g Aii'tnnaa
HI'liiH A Mtrrawi K, SI Nwii atrant.
OTiw\ -VkT0ini.il i.rv wnoi.n for Mr,* at a
Mllll. .* ? !<>* fry !.? K !< % ?, ll'M r.aaa iti rnaa anta,
b?it bn lr?aa -wn-r, ?n.l will nail U?a grtc-r/ doing
a good caah bn?lB*M It, If , ?
MIi. i in A Ho lilu Will A. HA Naaaa . atrnat
<J>u7w? - MOO FTORR FOR "ALU ON A I TS NR*d
Jp t;U. tbotnugbUra hatd? rn?.'? fl'lad ip. Ua.c?bU?
)riw: ?o airal'rnt nornlo* fur a )Oing prarttt?oo?r r>alng In
a yiy <i?*lial)>? oal#bt.<.r?ood
Ki.i ,.n a mjuTUWIO* M R?m no-? t.
101 IWW1 -I'RINRINii HAI/W.N FOR RAI K ON ?N
I.anl rorwr an.l (mat Hnaltiaaa h >' ingb
I, in near f?ra? an a > am oat Ualagr, A> aJ up .mot'io
and ban.la. n,nly doi-C ?n airallaal hnntnaai an l wall an.
la' l?bfd BlOu.n A H iCTa ?*RlR, M Nam.a rant.
All ino -WINR A Wit TRDIT FTMRN FOR N A'.N.
II.lUl't kinb.wif'f ti'l up, (.iKaSb l??w ..a a
inalin l r?rtw ?d Morn .gafarn no a? a go ?d trado, a .1
aa aicallant chao-a lo ?* It a g?w>? bnalna-a
dtliun A nOC 111 Wt dl. HI Naana 1 a'faot
#1 -"Mfnt ro? Mia u>?i kkt*
b looted, fa?or?'iie leaae, a
??iwm doing a large trade. rbie-elj aoleeted at*k wall titled
np. and <u? at the be?t to th? r ij
HI'.Hit A e<>L'?HWI(*K, 14 \ne?ai a?reet.
tfc(* (Win -HOTRI. r.R HAI R Awn*>l flic l*vr
fO.UVVi In the r'lf, lung a d wn I eat-Jili-heu, daai-aMy
1 ten'ot. fumrahle l??ee haa'enmelT fu-nlnk?d, t >04 1
good baamrm, and liberal term* w?H t>- (Iran.
IIKKlft A fluUfllWICK. M .tfaeata I'mL
ftU 11fWi HOVRL Ann sMt?ru?Mix
n.Uv'o u g-iher or aepare'elr, a abort dlit?aee frtui
the r|tj; one of tbe bent b'talarwi piaoea Ml laeerta. doing a
full and profllAMa bcilnrw
nH.tiit A aOPTHWtTK, *4 Raiar etraet.
CI r firui-rnt hai.r, *!* MTARi.iniiRn htm.
**I?) HUU arte. with pateata Hnra and twain -atabli?he<i
right fr ra will take part rank part In r?Ai muu* la
1 be rbr or a ibort dtetanm a .be country, 111 aeaMh aauae of
idling. Adtuera W. U., Htrakl ofllor.
CXPKKMKft
(i'BJJ, f AB'K) A OO. 1
ff Turk AHD uaUHIMU^
IXPtBHf ? !?D bXCH.tWHg Cl'*nt*T
Can Hal, IM.mi _
An. A Banana?r l?aa Toma
OAtlaT' lllll R t menu I-a Tea on tbe Ith and IM 4 me*
?r.u.a IAI.aND CI HA ' "H
torn* r? *?jr Ju, l?k ITtk and r* of each Mi-Ub Coileadun?
aiteurert a In all par1* of Onba and prwR retore#.
Oram at ntgM 11 ana ? ? ill on
cAUfOkdit (XiUJinow
Ow? aaa tnfme b- u~ ?!'- ""t"'*1 aUenUgw * aoUa*
I' M rn all arbhtptl p< -ala nlifcmia and Oregon, with
prompt retnraa wnnofaaiureraead aembawta Macla< a? ?a
"or California or "r?rn?. oan ranmit Awr bUit rf adleg
Jtroo.b o tr bo tae and ba?- ike larwtaea pnM for on Aa arrT
ral at Ae rooto Aera. Ifctta f'rtng purcbaeern roll beaegt -f
tltr iliac or ??l a. aa.i r?- 'An aai.ara aaatawunlua oatr i Jt
Uu r it 1 rt? nnil cud
> K 7'' * "1 'FVR?IA WNimUl ?r
W* sr? row prsvsrsd W> Nnln Iks oW kowis M iM 1M?
,f i s'tfurk's. u-snspnel 'bs Mm* w> ffmar%mr?m . it. n.1 pro sr?
n. no*". t? wHfc tkaMi of tks ?k >f .pit,
|?S7 uwl r?tuf tk? >' ? io b? shj Sorts for .fbseri
AnnM ?? P-IWHM ???W,tl lh? U?" is HMri, sad M
*U> " ?>? UM Mm* at OUMorala'm
ttu r j*< ?n um
0f*H7WL
Tort......,,..,.... H Wis>sdi?s?.
PoMM..., H'i Wibgn ti'itr*
I Mi?d>.phl? Jlo. ?W -bsststt St.
., * . 77 Wisr.
Vh Tiwsstssn Onr?*r txaMniKtrr ud Oalirorsl* II
irnctMBOATa.
FOR COWKT ISI.AWn AND FORT IIAWIt.mif
r-Ambist At ROR a <-%rtsW Anntn* HBltk. wtlflr i*
.'Ally, l?*Tin? W*s? T.nih i (ant. *i ?>.. I?'t so < S ?
0'cl<irR; frf'"* (tPMt At IJU And SlA "rlart, so' plor
Wo 4 Work rlrsr, si 10,1 s?l 4 o'sb** Ssf.rwsw. >?s?ss
ih?- Imil SI II, I ond AH oslork. Icirklor *4 fsct H smuton
ssrb irsy. fsrrfiir tkpsinirWos Jfosnis.
OrrOOTTlOR TOC.'RRfRRn Bonoroi T ? I" T WO AT
far Alhsnv iM traf F?rs W BrssAfssl_ss4
dirnrros b?*H l?sr I si Cs'dws. *'"1 Wsw
bnpf r vbtssp.ls, Rhl ssd (Wlsklll- Tko ssw sml
pfcS.'M ? ? <? ? TARIMRVO Os|H. R K W.lls, will !? ?
irt?w Wo. *7. rtsnof R. >'>*.,o 4?r?st, Wjr'h rlrsr, oaiT.ii?
dsrs. Tho??^?T? ssl Wsin'dsts si "? * o"e ?*b A .. srsi
AlbMT ! r l ?" ?r irsdns far tort*?* ss1
fie Writ S'?r> '? ' " * 'sji"* .1 Ok*"kill far >b?
" ililM' R ?v..n WUl b?TS ?l .DTfWsw
f ,rji i- ?s. r? ? ? "? *ud? 'r?-.ss?ls|s
k \ fr j i 'iw> S W. **?Vik?f 1 tr>k?
irs , T f . Li i*, st ttis ob. *s wet o? loMgns
? ' <?, 'k
,wwatmm? ?wn -war-TOA'1"1 '.RiT*'p-?rr
VV'ls, 4M( -r? f *<*0 t I VI I ?.
r/M*. ? !' ?* -V . rrr N?'ir l>.?sk I A, pt. j l_J 4 Fs/S
Si ,cba ti ise o4?i' jos i?sr? sry jsh ww.

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