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dncing It here, In Ma melancholy truth, we accuse no one;
we wish only that opinion ahull decide, with a oomplete
knowledge of attain, not If inch a situation Is juat, but If
It la possible.
IX.
HAT SHOULD BK DONE IN ITALY.
At the Congress of Paris. Prance and England perfectly
agreed it was advisable to make Naples and Vienna
hearken to good adeice. That desire, which found nothing
bat sympiiby In tbe assembly of the plenipotentiaries, beaame
the potrU de depart of a negotiation which required,
sn the first condition of success, tbe co-operation of Austria.
Borne was first taken into consideration. The Cabinet of
Vienna and that of the Tuilvriee mutually explained their
Views on this grave subject, and both endenvorod to oome
te an understanding to propoeo. to the Podo a plan of
reforms, Uie urgency and necessity of which were contested
by no one.
The Emperor's government wished clearly to deflne its
principles in ibis plan, which may be thus intimated:?
geenlarlzation of the administrative power by the formation
of a Council uf fltate, consisting of laymen, and oharged to
examine and discuss the lawa;
Hepreaer talton of all the mlererts of the oonntry tn a eonsnltum
elected directly by the provincial councils, or at least
elected by the Pope from a Hat of candidates presented by
those councils, and called upon to deliberate on all the laws,
and to vote the budget; , ,
An efficacious control ovrr local expenses by provincial
councils, receiving their mission from the municipal councils,
which themselves are Dominated by electors, conformably to
the edlot ot the 24lh of November. 1800;
Judicial reform, by the promulgation of a code of laws on
Mm plan of the " Code Napoleon," or the " Code LombardoYenetisn,"
or that of Naples;
A regular levying of taxes, according to the system adopted
In France;
FlnaLy, reconciliation of al' classes and all opinions by the
enlightened and paternal exercise of clemency towards all
these willing to make respectful submission to the sovereign
Pontiff.
Such were the bases of the project sent from Paris to
Vienna in the montn of June, 1857. The Auxtrian jim-rn
stent made immense modification!, and submittal, in return
? counlerjoiyect where all the yuaraniee* of control pro
pmtrd by France had nearly disappeared.
(Jnder the circumstances Franco thought, with rouvoa
that it was better not to do anything than to Join Austria
In blowing soap-bubbles anil deceive the exiiectiitlous o
the imputations by sham roiorms, when what they essen
ttaliy required were serious improvements.
By ret using her co operation to serious reforms, after
having frankly admitted their principle, wo admit that
Austria obeyed a political sentiment which wo cannot
Mame, but cannot acknowledge. Not boing ablo to raako
reforms in her Italian provincos, she cannot allow them tn
be made tn othor parts of Italy. She fully uaderstoo l
Mils in 1416, when she forbaiie the King of Naples by the
ecret article of the treaty already quoted to Introduce ro
forms which could not bo reconciled with tho principles
IBM) nau uuopieu ill me uneruai ui?ii tgumuuv m nvi iuii??
provinces M. do Mcttornich, with that keen glance which
ni peculiar to him, thus laid down tko principle of the
situation which has since arisen and which hencelortb can
deceive no one.
To ask Austria to exercise a milder and mere liberal rule
In Lombardy would be simply to ask her to commit suicide
It is evidcut she cannot maintain her rule in Upper
Italy, except by the strong hand; every atom of hberty
conceded by her to that conquered country would be
made use of as a weapon towards enfranchisement. But
this is not all, and thlB was well understood by M. de Met
ternich in 1816. Plane the Roman States, Naples and Tus csny,
under a better system of government, and the tirat
effect of this cbauge would necessarily be to create a bond
between those States and Lombardy, the pressure of
which would immediately be felt by Austria.
Thus Austria would not bo menaced only by the reforms
she might introduce into her own provinces, but ulso by
those introduced into tnese independent States.
She is condemned to oppose a firm resistance to every
toocvalion; immobility is the absolute condition of her
power. It is, therefore, impossible to obtain her co operation,
and without that nothing can be done at Rome, at
Naples, In the Duchies, wherever her power is feared and
her impulsions obeyed. We must therefore come, to li e mil
conclusion that the wishes of the Congress of I'aris for the
improvement of the government of the Peninsula are sterile,
tend that Use negotiation* in which Prance took the initiative
consequent upon the Congress are power lest. At least, these
negotiations without a result will testify to the sincere desire
which animated the Emperor's government to remedy
a state of things prejudicial to the quiot of Europe and to
the interests of civilization.
WHAT CAN ITALY DO.
Between the impossibility of a reform and the imminent
dangers of a status quo whut does there rom uu fcr Italy ?
Bow will she get out of the dilemma 1
Will it be by the desperate rosource of a revolution 1
This means would not only bo dangerous?it would be of
so avail. Let us demonstrate It once for all.
Enthusiastic revolutionists of every country have common
passions and Illusions. Infatuated'with their Ideas, strati
gers to realities, tbey naturally substitute their fantastic
/ ideas for more appreciable ce> Canities. Thus, for lnstuiicq,
they have loug fancied, and still faacy, that there is miming
so easy as to aroase Italy and drive the Ausiriung beyond
the Alpe. This betrays more ignorance thau presumption.
The slightest knowledge of strategical positions would
convince any iiibd. We maintain, without fear of denial
by any competent authority, that if a I Iuly were to rise,
from the Gull of Taranto to the Al|is, the Austrian army
might, certainly, sutler partial losses; hut, ui the long run,
would be always able again to make hereolf mistress of
the Italian peninsula.
in fact revolutions produce enthusiasts, but seldom practised
warriors, or a solid military organisation, or that immense
military materiel requisite to struggle uhth a great
Power like Austria. Italy alone could not defend her independence,
unless capable of bringing 200,000 disciplined
men Into the field, of which 20,000 should bo cavalry, 5o0
field ptecee and 200 siege guns, which Implies at least
60,000 draught horses. This simple statement shows that it
would require at least ten years of a strong and energetic
government to produce suck a milita y Power.
It must also bo admitted tbAt nature has done much to
protect Austrian domination in Italy, and whet nature has
'? done has been strengthened and increased by the hand of
man Upper Italy Is a large plain, hordered in the north by
U>e Alps, In the south by the Appenlnes. in the oast and
wmt by tbeeea That plain is traversed by lacge and deep
rivers, is the Ttctno, the T'o, the Adda, the Mincio, the
Adige, tbe Brenta, the Ptave. the Livensa, the tagliameu 6o.
All these rivers oflter admirable lines of defence to
Austria,.who has covered the chief passagoo by fsrts
which art hoc rendered almost impregnable
Let us even suppose that by most extrordinary clr.enmstances
an Italian army sbculd bave arrived triumph.antly
as Ihr as tbe Adige, and that the insurrection should
have spread through the flat country. Let us even suppose,
what Is scarcely probable, that fortresses like Pa via, Plaoentia,
Ferrara, Brescia, Bresera, Pizzigbitone, Pescbiota,
Mantua, Milan Aavcno. la Rocca-d'Anzo, Pegnage. Venice,
iCsopo, Palma Nuova, should have fallen into the hands of
tbe victor. Well, the game would Dot be up for Austria!
for, If Italy is her battle field, Tyrcl and the Alps of Cariathta
are her real fortresses, of which Verona, with Its
immense fortifications, is a retrenched camp, and an outpost
capable of holding 60,000 men.
Well, let us suppose Austria driven hack to the Alps;
whs may allow the whole Italian azmy to enjoy ite mojnenlary
triumph. -With her lines of railway, which run
from Vsroia to Trieste, ami from Vienna to Innspruck,
?he can lcrward fresi. armies, and by '.he new route6 she
has traced out which lead to tbe Alps, either by Bassano,
ap Vircw/ii np Vitrnna nr IjiLa IiIpm cxr IjiL'a lm>n nr l.hn
Lake of Cemo, gbo cud full suddenly Ufion tlio Hanks and
rear of tlio enemy. cut oir nil his eoaioi ntcatloiiB, ami
throw him back, in the.twinkling of an eye, beyond the
' l'?, repeating tne victorious niauieuvrc of Marshal hi
deteki in 134ri.
From there facts a military man will at once admit that
Italian nitional'.ty mil never be the remit of a revolution,
and can never succeed wiUeout foreign Mf:.'
J&l.
If the status710 is dangerous, if rcformo cro Impossible,
if revolution is impossible, by what combination can the
peoples and governments of the (Italian) Peninsula escape
from the consequtnccs of the abnormal and raomicing position
which hangs over therm
Is Italy to be made into a single kingdom? History, nature
itself oppose it. Itili&n unity cannot be formed without
immence i Hurts, by military greatness or by revolutionary
tyrauny. From the Alps to Sicily Italj Is disunited.
It may be said that absolute unity under the
Komsn sway was an accident.
When Napoleon I. made a kingdem of Italy he obeyed a
higher impulse than dynast'c ambition; he concentrated
under bis powerful bond scattered agglomeration* tc form
' a strong and virile nationality; ho thought less of founding
a kingdom tlwn of regenerating a people.
No one could now plot up the Iran crown which fell
from bis brow; It would be as difficult to wear as difficult
to compter. I he OMMNLmoreover, is te restore eon faience
to Euroi>e by pacijyiny Italy, and not to incite a war of ruemm
an italian fk duration.
It is not then "absolute unity" which ought to be establislied
in Italy, but "federal union." This idea prnsonts
itself as the expression of a want common to all Italian
States; It is for all of them a tradition and a solution. Wo
will pnove it.
In Italy confederations seem to arise Iiko the natural
nroduceof the earth. After the Roman Umpire,under the
impulsion 01 ice ropes, ny me lniuauvo or me Medici,
(hone attempts (wore Incessantly repeated. They woro
often happy and glorious. The Idea of confederation
having once seized upon the public mind the leaders of
public opinion in Italy strenuously endeavored to
carry It out. Pto Nono himself was to put hit
seal to It. This idea first assumed the form of a
customs union, concluded on the 3d November, 1817, under
Pa pal inspiration. It took a military form whan
tbe King of Naples and the Grand Duke declared themselves
ready to unite tdelr troo|m to thoso of Charles Albert.
finally it was precised and formulated In IU full
polltfcal bearing after the defeat of the riedmontese army,
when, under the very eye of the Holy Father, the project
containing the complete formula was drawn up.
Diplomacy could not remain indifferent to an Idea which
was to operate so complete a change in Kuropo. Franco
was at that moment absorbed In civil digRonslons; but
England followed with persistent sympathy the movement
in Italy. Its representative at Vienna, Lord Pons inby,
Aupponod with his Influenco the projector a confederation
XIII.
French policy has traditions which It never can aban
ton, because they respond to tho permanency of Its Influence.
Ono of thoso traditions Is, thtf tho Al|>?, which are
for bsr a bulwark, shall not become an armed fortress
against her power. Our former kings understood this, at
K was afterwards understood by the republic and tbe first
empire. In that national Idea Honry IV. only anticipated
Napoleon I That great king, who was as practical as he
was chivalrous, knew iha4 between Franco and Austria
.Italy ought to extend freely and bo'ong only to herself.
The pnmphlet then, dwelling upon tho plan of Henry
rv7 which was to give l/imliardy to tho Duke of ftavoy,
fllcttr M> the Venetians, and Naples to the Pope, says:?
Thug tbe same Ideas are maintalood throughout tbe
apace of t. ">e when they respond to permanent interests
and to a poU"7 M national as it is European.
XIV.
lias tho tlm? arrived for forming an Italian On
federation? The mi. * delicate point la Koine?
[Tho position of the .other States of Italy Is then entered
Into, and an Italian Conuodoration declared to be tho best
powlble solution.)
But there exists an ohsiadiO beyond Italian and boyond
European Interests. It is Austria's position In I/imbardy.
Opposition Is the basis of Austrian policy; as Austria opposes
reforms, so will she oppose everything else.
XV.
What Is to be done? Aro we to bow to In.1 veto of Vienna?
Are we In discard It? Are we to appeal W force or to
nubile opinion to overcome this resistance and elK"* solution
desired by tbe general interest?
lb* Is tbe last qucfUon wo bars to resolve. I
JN
XVL
The tree ties which bind |orwH ere the Mem !
ttooal lews of people*, end would be only invariable If the
world wm immovable. If the trsttiies wAicA aretopr i
the Hcurity of Europe piece it in danger, ti it beoou-etk/
no lonoer annoer to Me neceiithet or to Me tomtit which He
toted Mem. 1'olUtcal prudence commit to lubeeitute to a
thing the for then. A Power which would intrench ite
behind I rem tie* in order to reeiet modiScatlone demandn I
by general feeling would have, no doubt, for her an acquired
right, but abe would bare against ber moral right
and universal conscience. If, then, it be demonstrated that
the situation of the Italian States is not only a cause of suffering
lor the country, but even a cause of uneasiness, and
perhaps of revolution in Europe, the letter of treaties would
be invoked in vain?it could not hold against the necessity
of politics and the Interest of Eurasian order.
What, therefore, is to be deaef 7b appeal to forceI Mag
I'lovidence keep tuck an extremity from us IKe mutt ap
peal to public opinion. When the true situation of Italy
ball be known throughout Europe, and everybody shall
?I 'i??? i? in lh? miliar nf lh? muni nil
lightened State* on the globe?on that land from which
civilization sprang?a focus of disturbance, disorder an I
profound pe'turijatism, which might to readily become a
focus of light and of noble activity, then public opinion may
judge, and perhaps impost itielf at the pacific judice
ot right We have composed this work in order that public
opinion may have ihe mean* of pronouncing it* judgment.
IVe have no hostility to Austria. The question qf Italy u
the only dijjkulty which can exist between her and France.
We respect its situation In Germany, which has nothing
to fear from u* on tho Khtne. Tbo solution of the Italian
question would have for result to cflac* between France and
Austria all subjects of dissension. Tties3 two Powers can
approach each other by many com.nun interests, and the
union of all the great governments of Europe ie not t'K>
much to prevent future complications. It is in order to
combine tneir views and ell'?r:s >n a general interest tout
we would remove ail present dillicullies, and resolve one
of the most urgent and must considerable questions of tho
morncut.
lo govern is to foresee. Tbe best manner of socuring
p. ace is to outstrip complication* capable of producing
war. There are dangers in Italy?wo indicate them; on
Ibis side there are guarantees to give to fundamental in
tin sis?we demand them. There are onus s which cannot
succumb lu the world; this is of tho number, because
it m neither selfish nor exclusive. It is tho cause of tho
nationality of a living people, of the equilibrium of Europe,
and perhaps of the independence of tbe Papacy, which
Franco has always defended. God would doubtless reserve
a noblo portion of hum in glory to thoso who
would support this struggle. Glory does not tempi 11s;
we have hud enough of it iu tho bis'ory of tbo past, as in
contemporaneous events, to imvo no need of It. We there
fore ardently desire that diplomacy shall do on the eve of
a struggle what it should do on the morrow of a victory.
I.et Europe energetically unite for this cause of justice
and of pe*co She ought to be with us, because we shall
be always with her to dclend her honor, her equilibrium
and her security.
THE SPEECH IX FULL TO THE CHAMBERS.
mkssjkrhe ijch Slt.vatel'ks, mkssikuch ijh llkittbs: ?
France, you are aware, bus beheld Uuriug the last six
years her pros|>erily liicieaso, her wealth augment, her
Intestine diiseusions die away, and her inIlucnco revive;
and yet, at intervals, there arises in the midst of tbe
general cuim and well being a vague disquietude?a hoc/ct
agnation?which, without any clearly detlned cause,
seizes on certain mmds .md weakens public coutldenco.
1 deplore these periodical discouragements, without
being astonished at them. In a society convulsed like
ouisbyso many revolutions, lime alone can strengthen
men's convictions, give energy to their minds, and create
jmIIUmI faith
Tho emotion which has just been produced, without any
apjiearance of imminent danger, is justly calculated to
cause surprise, lor it proven at the same time belli too
.1:... ..... ?1 ,.... h u??
doubled, on the one baud, the moderation of which I have
given so many prowls; and,oil ibe other, of iho real power
of franco Happily, Iho maeeof the people ia far from
yielding to tnich lmpretsions.
To-day it Ik my duty to explain to you afresh what apparently
'has been fui gotten
What bus constantly been my policy? To tranquilize
Europe, to restore to Frano her true rank, to closely
cement oar alliance with England, and to regulate with
the continental Powers of Europe tlio dogree of m? intimacy
according to the conformity of our views and the
nature of their proceedings t "wards Franco.
It Ih thus thai on iho eve of my tlnrd election I raado at
Bordeaux this dec'ar&tion, " PEmpire, e'est la paix,"
wishing thereby hi provo that ir the heir of tho Emperor
Napoh en ascended the tbrouc lie would cot recommence
an ei a of conquests, but would inaugurate a system of
peace winch could not bo disturbed, except for tho dolcnce
of gr< at uational interests.
With respect to '.bo alliance between France aud England,
I have employed my persevering efforts to consolidate it,
and I have encountered on the other sido of the channel
a happy reciprocity of sentiments on tho part cf the
Queen of'Groat Britain, as on the part ef statesmen of every
opinion. Alpo, to attain that orient, so essential for tnn
peace of the world, I have on every occasion put aside all
irritating recollect ions of tho past, and even calumnious
attacks on tho national prejudices of my couutry. That
alliance has borne its fruits; not ouly have wo acquired togethir
lai ting glory in the East, but, again, at tbo extremity
of the world wo have just thrown open a vast em
pire to the progress of civilization and of the Christian re
ligion.
Slnco 'the conclusion of peace n?y relations with the
Emperor of Russia have assumed the charaster of the
frankest cordiality, because we have boon in accord ou all
points in discussion.
I have also to congratulate myself on my relations wilt
Prussia, which have not ceased to be animated by snutua
kinoness.
On Ike contrary, the Cabinet of Vienna and mine have
I regret tn ray, found ihemtrlvex often in ojrpositi m on se
veral jrrimcipnl questions, and it has required a grea
spirit of conciliation tn succeed in solving them Thug, for
instance, tho reconstltution of the .Ilanub aii Principalities
could not be brought to a termination until after numerous
difficulties, wbich tanned to impede the full satiafaetion ol
their mosticgitimato wishes; and ware I asked what In
torest has France in these distant countries, washed by
the Danube; I should reply that.'the interest of France ex
lets wherever thero ia a just and civilizing cause to be carried
out.
In this state of things there was nothing extraordinary fa
Franre drawing closer to Piedmont, which bad been so de
voted dunug war and so faithful to our policy during
peace. The happy union of my well boloveil cousin.
Prince Napoleon, with the daughter of King Victor
Emmanuel ie,-tberefore, not one of these unusual facts for
which a secret reason must be sought, but the natural
consequence of tbo community of Interests of the two
countries and of the friendship of tfco two sovereigns.
For some time past, the state of Italy and her irregular
situation, in which order cannot be maintained oxocpt by
foreign troops, has justly caused uneasiness to diplomacy.
foot is not, however, a sufficient motive for believing iti
iter. While seme call for it wttih all their wishes,
.and without legitimate reasons ; and while others,
in -their exaggerated fears, take pleasuxo in pointing out to
Franco the iierils of a now coalition, I shall remain immovable
in the pal': of right, of justice, and of national
honor; and my govcir.mcnt will not allow itself 'to be either
led a nay or intimidated, because my policy will never be
either provocative or-jnitillanimnus.
Far from us, then, bo tbeso false alarms?thero unjust
distrusts?these calculated apprehensions. Poaco,a hope,
will not he troubled. .Resume, therefore, with calm, the
habitual course of yo?r labors.
I have frankly explained to yon the state of our foreign
relatione: and this exponition, conformable In all points tn
what I have endeavored to make known during the last
two moDths at home and abroad, will prove tc you, I lake
pleasure 'in believing, that my policy has not eeased tor an
iostrnt to be the same as hitherto?Arm but conciliatory.
Accordingly, I count with confldonco on your cooperation
and on the supjxirt of tho nation wfhi:h has
oondded to me Its destinies. It knows that no personal
interest, no paltry ambition will ever influence my actions.
When, supported by the winbes and sentiments of tbo
people, a tnna ascends a throne, he raises himself above
the petty region in which vulgar interests are discussed,
and be bos for motives, as for his ilnal judges, Hod, his
conscience and posterity.
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store ar.<i dwelling No. 296, on the west aide, near Bleecker
- trett. Terms liberal. For particulars inquire at No. 7 Bro-cl st
BKROHN H8IHHTB -FOR 8ALR, A BEAUTIFUL OKounietital
cottage, with a 'out one and a half acres of laud
Handsomely laid out, and well supplied with valuable fruit and
uruiwoeutiil trees: is situated on the most nrominrnt point of
Bergen liill, cont>mantling a lioe flew of New Vo-k ll.cy and
harbor, arid overlooking Hew York, Brooklyn, Statun Is'ao-t,
Jertej City and koboken. Price $7 (WO. A large pert can
t entaltt on bond and mortgage, Httges pnsa the house to ami
trt in .lereey City until a late hour. Inquire at the office, AO. 11
blcnu sirctL
pOUNTRY HRBIOENCE FOR BALK?AT WHITE
flalm, Wrsb bester county, N. Y. The house la new. and
contains twelve room*. 'I he Krone d embraces three acres of
land Squally divided in lawn, kib'heu garden, orchard of choice
Irult, gardener s house stable, hennery, ami every convenience
for a country resilience The aliove desirable property will be
sold cheap or exchanged for good property in Brooklyn, hi. I).
Apply to J. K. OITTLN8, 133 Oram! street. Brooklyn, E. D
JjVCKMKHRu UOU8R TO BR BOLD-OR TO BE LET
r lor six moDtbs, from May 1 or June 1?an elegant 2U feet
wldelirtwn stone bouse, uniquely nd artistically furnished;
situation mar r ifth avenue and Madison square, one of the
most airy and delight! u! In the city. Would orn'er the buyer
t? king the furniture at a valuation. It not add will be let be
low value to a careful tenant with a email family. Address
box 8,520 Post office
IjlA.KM FOR HALE ?THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
f sate the whole or part of his valuable property, situated
cn the main road bet ?een the cities of Newark aud (ClUalieth.
New Jersey. 1 he 1%'m consists of 3C acres of line arable land,
upland and meadow, ail finely watered hy running streams: It
ylsu bus apple orchards and a number of other fruit trees The
bouse commards an extended view, aud is surrounded by
hade trees; it is 100 feet front hy 35 leet deep, aud has all the
modern Improvements of water, bath rno a, ranee, .to., be
sides two never lading wells of ex 'etlent water. 'I nn terms of
sate will be tnsoe easy. Apply loV H LU GLOW, Auctioneer,
l ine street, or to the undersigned at bis residence.
U. If. TOLER.
The above piece Is within one hour's ride of foot of c'ort
landt slretL
Farm for rai.e-in wkbtotieater county, 44
minutes' ride from New York, containing 100 acres, band
si meiy sltusted aud bounded by the Bronx river aid pout
uat within 3 minute*' walk of railroad depot. Inquire oi
RX. FlNKNhY, i0 Exchange place
bV)R BALK?AN EXTRA B1Z.E FOUR BTORY HOUSE,
sltuateii lo one of the most pleasant streets In the city, be
tween H th and tenth avenues it contains all the modern lm
pmvcmeLts, and Is in every respect a most desirable residence ;
Is32 feet H inches front by 68 feet deep. For terms and cards
to view the premises apply to WHITE, BR AMI! ALL A LOCK
WOOli, 108 and 110 Onuue street
ITtOll BALE?MOZART IIALL, 661 BROADWAY, 164
r leet by 100 on Mercer street, 25 feet on Broadway; one of
llie largest piecee ol properly on lids doe. Inquire of E. 11.
LUDLOW A CO., 14 Pine street, or of TUOB. B. OU.VLMI NOB,
Treasurer on the premises.
|i>OR RALE?A WOODED PLOT OF f)NK ARRE, AT
I; <;len Cove landing, L I , haviug a line view of the bay, elevated,
aud suitable [or a site for a hotel or country seat Also,
a One corner lot, on the road lo the steamboat lauding, near the
above, centra), anil suitable for a store and dwelliug. Apply
toGKOK IKS STITT. 192 Broadway Nesr York.
sjtOit HALE?240 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND IN LIVT
lngstun county, town of Conway, State of Michigan. The
inn! luud will be sold low. For further particulars in pilreat
No 4 SOU III ] til rc h. rt* pi, >, iui?im~uui k
IflOR SALE?t>NK OK THOSE THREE STORY AND
b&.4r.mrnt blph x'.oop bo oar a In Mansfield place; also >uu
of the low atoop honaei; ias all the modern Improvements;
linlthi t'. iu the boat manner lo'iotre at no. 12, on the premises,
Hlty first sti cel. m ar Eighth avenue.
FtOR 8ALE?THE HANDSOME BROWN STONE HOUSi
ho. 139 Fast Mghlcenth atreet; high a to on, modern and
perfect in all reapecta; u first claaa, and In a drat class n?Un
horbood. Terms easy. Apply toT B. VOORHEE8, 106 East
Twenty Oral atreet, or to E. H. LUDLOW, 14 Bine atreet.
I CO OR SALE?THE BOUSE A.NI) LOT NO. 26 TWELFTH
> r atreet, near Seventh avenue; bouae In good order, and re
I plele vim modern conveniences. Kor terms Ac.. apply at 165
Front etreut, up atalra, or on the premlaea In the evening.
! T?OR SALE?A TWO STORY BRICK SHOP, 36 FEK'l
1 J; by 18 feet; a good atsnd for a wheelwright and blacksmith
Must be aold, If at a great sacrifice. Poeaeaslon given aooo
, Apply ut 345 Ninth atreet, near avenue A, to 8. L. NEWMAN
agent N. B.?Call noon, or you will loee a great bargain.
f TTIOR BALE?THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 222 LEWI!
J atreet, near Ninth. Inquire of F. A J. E. HEALTH, No
)24?' Chambers atreet. IWa 12 to ? o'clock.
For sale-three story and counter cellar
bouae 92 Jane atreet
Two Glory and attic bouae 21 Christopher atreet
Pour lota in Fifty sixIh street, north aide, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues
Two lota in Forty fifth street, north aide, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues.
i > ne lot In Fifty-fourth street, aonth aide, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues. Apply to
, . WILLIAM GRANT, 647 Hudson atreet
! li'OR SAi.E?THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
r house and lot house 2AxA0 leet, lot 90 feet. In good ordei
j and llneAuvatlun, 60 UammoDdelreet. Price $7,600.
Fob 8ALB?ONE NEW FIRST CLASS POUR story
brown atone front ho use, 177 Mad I son avenue, near Thirty
fifth street; hard wood doors and black walnut trimming!
through the principal hall; built In the beat manner. Inquire
on the premises, of W. RYES.
FOR SAI.K?UNTIL THE FIRST OF MARCH-WILL
not boia market after (hat dale?The brown atone frnnl
house and let No. 30 East Nineteenth street between Broad
nay and Fourth avenue, first high stoop cut of Broadway
house 22x60 lent; lot 92 feet deep; home new and replete wltfc
all the modern Improvement*. The above will lie aold a; a
bargain and on easy terms. Apply to HOMER MORGAN,
No. 3 Metropolitan rank liml.ltDg, fine street.
Fvor sale- two dwellings, north side of sum
mil street, Brooklyn, between Hicks and Columbia street
bouse 22 by 44, lot 100 feet, courtyard In front goo t nelghbtir
bond, h'tb ground. In good order, under cellars, three story and
attic: price lew and terms easy. Apply to Mr. NORTHROP,
fir. Wlillam atreet corner Pine, room 23, or iu she evening at M
Summit street
T7VOR SALE?t/he VALUABLE PROPERTY 31 AND S3
r West Iblrtec.nCi street consisting of one two story and
one three story brtofc attic and basement houses; also building
Ui lb : rear, extending across both lots, well adapted lor a lirst
cinu tenant house or for manufacturing purposes. Terms
very?aay. D. THOMSON, 63 Pine street
For salb-tiie two lots, with buildings, is
nod 14 Pell atreet ujgoiher fiOxHO leet, about lot feet west
of the Hrnvery, well adapted for buildings for maacf.iettirioi!
pttrposea, will be aold low and on easy terms for etab In
quire of W. E. HaWS, 326 Canal street
T^OR SALE?THE FIRST CI.ASS FOUR STORY BROWN
r stone tiv nt bouae, with basement, under cellar, and all the
modern Improvements. No. 32 East Thirty-sixth street between
fourth and Madison avenue*. Inquire of GEO. J. Ha MIL
TtiN, on the premises.
djtor 9ale-THK NEW subotantbal brown BTONF
l* front three story and basement bouae, 37 East Thirty-flrsi
nre't near Madison avenue, with ail the modern improve
tenth. Inquire at 11 Wall street room 13.
For sale?one or the most beautiful places
on tbe oust bank of the l'asaalr river, outlining about 2fi
seres, sou known as chestnut Grove, the former residence of
Arthur Tappan, Esq. It Is only nine miles from Jersey City
*n I nearly eppnsle io Belletllle, which town alfords all tin a f
vantages of schools, churches, Ac. The bouae Is 42x40, with
an audition thereto of |Kx26 feet, bnl't In the tnoat substantial
manrer, and ha* *11 the modern Improvement* with the oxcep
lion of gas. Tbe out buildings are numerous, and with Uic
fences, are In good condition Tbe garden li large and web
slocked with small fruits, asparagus beds, Ac. 1 here Is an ex lenslte
grapery and hennery, wllh a large Ice house filled with
Ice; a vs rlct y of evergreens and shrubbery, and d warf and si and
ard fruit trees on the jtlece; It has also a valuable fishery ai
price, terms, Ac , imply to lltlMKR mohoan, Ran, No. 3
Metropolitan Hank lluilding, or to FRANCIS mob'jaN, Ki*i ,
11 Pins street, New York city.
F<or RALE?thr CELEBRATED LITTLE fllLVRh
point ?Dd boarding place called Ibe Wblo House, aimatee
>n B;.eth river. hhrewnlmry, New Jersey, fronting the sua; a
itetimltoai landing dally at the dock belonging to tb?
nretnleee The place conalite of forty tl"? acres, bean
'.Ifuily iltuaud, being nearly surrounded br water
tn<l Is rarable of raiefng grain and market truck ol
every description, Tbtre Is also a large ovater
around aturlied to tbe place. Ibe bouse la72*24, three story,
with basement containing flfly rooms, with turn carriage
bouse stables and other outbuildings, s small two story house
luluble for a fax.tly, or house of entertainment rufnltm,
noek. farming utensils for aale, with or without the place li
will be Bold In part or In whole, to suit purchasers (I not
i?ld the drat of A prll. It will be to let. Vor terms apply to
yirel, 1'arkkr, , Rrecho'd, New Jersey; 1'F.TaR ahTUN.
New York, or on the premises.
L"""R BALI? 3,660 ACRtl or BITUMIN017H co At, LAND,
r fronting two mllcenn the<ihtorteer,opposite "oal Port, near
fomeroy, In the ml 1st of the ssll works; rncliltles for shipping
roal or manufacturing salt am ueeurosseed; vein of coal Ore
ferL Also 2 (Sk) a'res of tlrat ipullty ol csnnel ooal land, on
Coal river, NO rods front on the river opposite the fifth lock 60
miles from the mouth of the ilroat Kannawn. Navigation baa
been unit tar rupled nearly all the winter. Can be bought for
less lhan It# value and on esse terms.
VAN W1HKLR * WINANH. Auctioneers, <1 pine it.
FOR 8AI.R?TWO DESIRABLE LOTH ON THE THIRD
avenue, near Reventy thtrd street, on favorable terma.
Apply to R It. MANNION, 39 Rschange plaoe.
Ft.R RATE-on MHRRAY JITI.Ia AN Rf.RO ANT FIRST
ctaes fbur story house In Tb:rtyfnnruj street brown s'.one
iront, built in sunertor style, with every modern Improvement;
lot full sire. Terms accommodating. Apply to wylLY8
LYMAN, 61 liberty street
For sale?in jkrrky city, a three story and
baaement brick bouse, In South Klfth street, near Jnresy
avenue; haa all the modern Improvement#. 1'rlce *1,900
Terms easy. Apply to JOHN ANDREWS, No. 1 Montgomery
street, wOTMJT Q^fe
For sai.r-horsk and lot am wrst twenty
serond street, four doors from renin avenue; house 15 9
b> 83; lot 18:9x1110; bouae four stories and Eng!l?h basement,
brown atone and brick front, replete with modern Improve
merit; Aral rate range, dumb waiter, gas, bathroom, water
closets, hel'a ppctkfcig tubes, marble mantel* in every room
twelve room* aiid itmmnAl nantrj; wardrobe and closet con
title Indisputable, Oroion basin* fcn every r<x>m
will be sold with or without the furniture, or an? pa?*t thereof,
st a low flynre Pr1?a of house MO; with furniture. $9 (V*)
$4,0(10 ran remain for any number of years P.irty occupy In*
W* premises will remain If desired, a* tenants, at fddO per *u
sued* *Pvly on Um premise* fry ? weel.
NDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 18
' IpOB SALB-A BEAUTIFUL OOTTAOB, BABN8 AND
r ootbulldtofB, wn ut rku Uuu MiU k)iiU'.> in I ,
fruit, ltanied .u seear., ihrm .|u*ner?of an kour from New i
Yoik; baa an e.aten.wo ?? Termseaay apply la JOHN i
AIDBIWI, do. I Hon'"' ? tr??t, Jenny OHy. i
Fob sale?the three story basemen* and
under cellar briik hu?e. next to iIm e truer i.f south Kit?i
d k igbth ?'r?el?. a'ao >he three itory and under cellar Orb k I
me So. Ill H> nth Fourth itreet; both lilted up w lb all lli- i
odrrn lmp'ovrmeet*; t&Dges. chandelier* w*ter. Ac., hi I
mplele order; term* eft y. lnqu're of J V. MKSEKOLK
Hiemeutof Williamsburg O'y fault.
L, OB sale?IN THE TOWN OF HHUHaMTON, a
I beautiful ccun ry residence, reliable for a gentleman re.
'I/ n> trom btlllneu" There nre. four e.creaof U:i l. an ex*!
It i t garden, fruit trees. aspnragus lieds, and berries of all
1 da The bouse la large and commodious, and lighted with
g?>. On the pr'm'ses are a barn, carriage house. lee bouse.
r> d crib and oniboiiaea. with two welia of p'ire spring wile'.
l> tontines all the advantages of town and country and tor
t *u or of situation and alubrlty of climate la not tube stir
i. sssd. Apply Ui V ii. P A ItTttlDG K'S 8-JS A t?., 27 C.ltT
ret, or to Judge GMIHWOl.D, of Hlngbinitio, N. V,
For bale-a bargaiv-house and lot igi south
Sect nd street, between Sixth end Seventh su-eeta, Wi.
llamabnrg; lot extra aire. Prlre (2 l-tOO, half cash. Apply to
C. T. GE-l.AlN, No 4 South Seventh street, Williamsburg.
For balk < heap-boom* w jersey onrt.
Terms very easy. Alan a Ihree storv and basement brink
house In York street 'o Ift, four Plonks trim the terry.
Apply to JOI1N ANDREWS, No. 1 Montgomery street, Jeisey
Utty.
For rale cheap?high basement housb. ais
East Eighteenth street, bnlitbv cay's work; every possible
convenience: rooms thoroughly ventilated; in period order, a
model house; gas fixture*, olblntbs. &o , cheap; pleasnt locvlion.
Apply on the )irernlaeg from 8 to 10 A. M. or s t > 8 P. M
(itOK BALE OR EXCHANGE?FOR A OOOP FARM ON
i* the h udson river, or for Imprcived property In'Ida city,
thirty lota In South Brooklyn, on Eighteenth and N loeteeotn
atrreta and Tenth avenue. Apply to THOB, MACFaRLaNA
HONS, lit) Tenth street, near third avenue. New York.
For bale in ikrkby oitt?two first olaha
brown stone front houses in Wayne street, between Va
rick street and Jersey avenue. The houses are fort7 I 'et deep
and twenty-five teet iront. and are .'luinhed with all the mo tero
Improvements Tbey will be sold at a bargain. A large p ir
lion of the purchase money oan remain on b mil and mortgage
tor a term of years. Inquire of WILLIA M BUMSTED k CO.,
98 Wayne street, Jeraey City.
U OR 8A1.E ON MODERATE TREKS, TBRBS /IRST
r class four story brown stone houses, situate, vix: -One
w':h English basement, 132 East seventeenth street, north side,
having a front ni 28 feet, opposite Stuyveaunt square; and two.
altbhlgb stoops, Nos. 2 una 4 Hutherfird place, opposite
Btuj vetant square. These bouses h ive been hultt by the day's
woik, and contain all the modern Improvements. The alios
tion is one of the most desirable in the city. they will be for
sale until the l.'ith day of March next, wlien, It not sold, tbey
will be to lease Per particulars please apply at 212 Tear I
street, up stair a Tli'lMAH M- iKfo.N.
F'or 8AI.E OR TRADE FOR city PROPERTY-A
splendid farm, twsnty-elgbt miles In New Jersey, free
Ire m eucumbrance; contains ninety six acres, three orchards,
aid good bul'dligs; $7,000; forty-nine acres do., S3 OOO; sixtynne
i'o., $3,000. Parties wishing to buy, sell or exchange
pirate call on W. H. MRLICK, 407 Broadway.
For sale or to bf. let-tub greenwood lake
Hotel and farm, 4(17 acres, or a portion of ISO or 217 acres,
with Improvements, situate In Warwick. Orange county, N. Y.,
fifty miles from the city by the Erie railroad, on a beautiful
lake ten mile* long, affording a rare combination of mountain
and lake scenery, salubrity, good flshtoK, abundance of fr.ult,
Ac. The mansion is handsome, commodious and rurol?h? l as
a summer resort. The farm la productive ami easy to cultivate,
Is provided with all necessary outbuildings, and Is wetl
adapted to grass grain or stock. The whole combined, or se
psrately, presents an eligible opportunity to an enterprising
fanner or popular landlord. For full pa-tlculars, maps. Ac ,
JOKES' WOOD LOTS FOR SALE ?THE UNSOLD PORlion
of <hc lota embraced In the catalogue of the Meier*,
hit evker w[11 be offered for private sale, tor a tew diya, at the
t IDce of W. k M. H. WARD, 39 Exchange place.
MISSOURI LAN OB.?W ELL SELECTED FARM! SO
IVI landa, located between St Louis and J offers in Cltv, for
sale or exchange for merchandise suitable for the Western
market, or would exchange for good lxtnroved orooerty In
New York or Brooklyn. Apply to WEED k BUTLER. BO
Nassau street.
Merchandise wanted.?a farmer, wishing to
engsge In the mercantile business, will exchange his
farm and other real estate, with some cash, for a stock of
saleube goods of any kind suitable for business, drv goods
preferred. Address A. Itrtttan, National Hotel, Cortlaudtst.
Notice to capitalists.-for sale, several
Srst elsss houses, in good locations; will be sold cheap for
ci-h. Also, one country residence. Apply to JAN. M. t'OHT'RN,
121 West Thirty fourth street, or to ROBERT H. UNBURN,
164 West Twenty-sixth street
Paper mill for sale-tn morrihtown, n j?
the best water power in the State, 22>i feet head and fall,
ti never tailing; has been running on binder's and trunk
boards; the buddings and machinery are nearly new and In
good repair; two thirds of the pay taken In the article manufactured.
Apply to OAKhON k HARD, 44 Beesmon street
SCARPBALE, N. Y.?A VERY NICE COUNTRY REsidence
of ten acres, with new two story hcuse, 36x10, car
rlage houie, Ac., fine spring and brook, fruit, Ac. three quarters
ot a telle from llart's Corners depot for tale by A. J.
BLEKCKER, BON A CO., No. 7 Broad street
TARRYTOWN ?FOR HALE, A COTTAGE IN PERFECT
order, with a tine stable and one and a half acres of land,
within fire minutes'walk of the railroad depot 1 he location
is elevated and scenery beautiful, with forest and fruit trees In
abundance. The celebrated andre brook runs through the
property, and a fine view of the Hudson it obtained (Tom the
grounds Price ?6,000; $3,600 down; the balance mav remain
on mortgage for a time. Address A. T. Fletcher, 13 Gates
, avenue, Brooklyn.
TO MARKET GARDENERS AND OTHERS.?FOR SALE
3 1 at austlun, on the prem isea, Tuesday, March 1, a due trucking
farm ot eighty acres, half a mile from Mlddletnwn Point,
and two ard a half miles from Key-port, N. J. Good house and
bam, with an abundance of peat, marl and lime close at hand.
; Soil excellently adapted for a market garden. Apply to T.
NTILLMAN, 148 Greenwich street, or to Capt Arrow-smith,
steamer Key port, foot of Murray street,
t
TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS ?ONE OF THE BEST
locations in the etate for the manufacture of paper ctu
be found within 64 mllee of New York city, on the Harlem
Railroad. Tke conveniences of the location for the business
are very superior. The buildings can tie located at or near the
depot, thereby savlog cartage. There ts a fall of PI feet water
power, and sprton which never fall. For particulars Inquire
of SMITH A PETERS, 128 William street, or A. B. MARVIN,
Brewster station, New York.
rMANUFACrURERB.?WISHING TO INCREASE MY
stock in trade, I will pay part cash and part res! estate for
furniture, pianos, carriages, Ac. Address A. Brtuan, National
I Hotel, Cortlandt street
"IT ALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE?RUNNING
V through (torn 391 Washington street to 494 Greenwich
street, 25 feet front on each street by 160 feet deep. The houses
' are tn flood order. Apply at 92 Murray street.
VALUABLE MISSOURI LAND FOR BALE.?ABOUT
610 seres in Oregon, by Bute of Missouri. The land Is
the finest In the State, and will be told very cheap. A only to
JAUhH 0. MAYER, real estate broker. No. 8 Wall street.
WESTERN LANDS.?PER8ON8 OWNING LANDS IN
TV k'ny of the Western States, and wishing to sell them, may
apply In person or address 304 Hroadwav, room 17.
i i oa ACRES of RICH FARMLAND for SaLH
liSu known as pat of the Sip farm, situated near the Pas
sale bridge. Erie Railroad station, ten miles from Jersey City
Bald farm contains 25 sores of superior woodland, the remainder
tillable ako mineral springs, of valuable chalybeate pro
parties; it is a line location for a hotel farm forsumtner resorts,
for gardening, or for building sites. Apply u> ALFRED
SURER, Passage, N. J., or on TtiesJsys at Jos Broadway,
room 17.
*WI0 !? CASH-BALANCE CAN REMAIN IF
desired, for the genteel three story high stoop
sub cellar brown atone front houas and lot, 7ti West Thirty ae
con4 street near Sixth avenue; eontalna gas. hut air and wa'erplain
and strongly built; will be sold a bargain. Apply on the
premises.
dPkbtAjp mri'ioaa
FESTIVAL FOR'THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES'
Charitable Po.-lety attached to Pt. Mary's caurrh for the
relief of the poor, on Tuesday evening, Mamh I, at the Chinese
Assembly Rioma. 639 Broadway, between Spring and Prtnoe
street*. Poors open from 3 until 12 o'clock P. M. Tickets 50
cents A full band of music Is engaged for the oocasLn.
C1ALIF0HNIA
J newspaper agenc7.
wo 18 Ann street, New York
M asonic notice -new yobk lodge no. s? f.
A a. M.?The regular communication of New York
Lodge ?1U be held on Tuesday, March 1, at 3^ o'clock, for
woik; also at 7)41 o'clock P. for ipeclal prlva'e business of
icier''at to the members By order.
A Humour. Secretary. CHAfl. D. BROWN, W II.
MEMI1ER8 OF THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE
United Bona of Knn are requested to attend a special
n ertlrg on Tuesday evening, March I, at the Metropolitan
Hall. West Forty second street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues, at 8 o'clock precisely. By order of
IHvMaS do'jdy, President, j
Jons Garland, Secretary.
v OTICE.-I-YON ISAACS, AGENT, HAS REMOVED
1.1 front No. A Diviaion street to SI Catherine street
ajEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, EAST THIRTEENTH
111 street, nesr Four h avenue.?The Mmmeneemeut exercises
of this institution will take ollce on Tuesday, March i, at
; U o'clock P. M. The valedictory oration will be. delivered by
the lion JaS. t. UKaDY. Membersol the medical and legal
uMesiicn and ihepublic generally are rrr netful y Invltei.
GEO. WOOD, President of the Board of Trustees.
New york Harmonic society.?tiim members
are hereby nun led, that In c.niS' pience cf the tdixuie of
the evening of the Testimonial Con. ert to Mr llrisiow Vim
V:.r 1, to M. i.day, star. ' 1 li lit rehearsal this evening
?0!1 be the last regular rebenrtsl previous to the oer
(<? 'uaoce. Ihe attention of every member is earnestly re
quested. ISAAC M PHYF*.
chairman of Committee.
rf,E SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE.?Ml!NN A 00,
A me; lean and foreign patent solicitors have removec
from 12B Fulton street (Sun Building) to the Park Building, aa
trances 37 Pa'k rose and 14S Nassau street.
To CAPITALISTS SPECULATORS AND others. Anplf
on Monday, Feb. 28. and Tuesday, Mirch 1, at Hope
Chapel, :a> Broadway from 6 to 8 o'clock P. M. This u an op
port unity tUl nsvar 4M or can again occur.
OOHWAWOI BOWCM.
CI0RPORATION NOTICE. - THE COMMITTEE ON
l .treets of Use Board lot Alderman will meet at room No.
g City Hall, on Tuesday, March 1,18M, to consider the application
now before said committee to hare Broome street widened
and extended from I jsurent street to the Hudson river.
All persona interested in the above application will be preMut
at the iabove mentioned lima and place, without further
notice.
r. i. a. Boole, 1 Committee
thos. stephens, 5 on
john lynes, s Streets.
Notice.-the committee on lamps and gas
of the Board of Aldermen, will meet In the City Library
Room. No. II City Hall, on Tuesday, the 1st prox , at 2 P. M ,
to . onsider the various papers before said committee. Parties
Interested are InvRed U> attend.
NICHOLAS SRAGRIST, )
ROBT. la DARRAulI, J Comtnlfee.
WM j. PECK. ^
NOTIBE?the COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE
Board of Councilmeu will meet In room ivo. 3 City Hall,
on Monday, the SBth Inst. at S P. M , to oonslder the various
papers buore Mdtf committee. Parties Interested are Inv.ted
to attend. O. P HICK Ft) HP, > Commutes
J. VAN TINE, > on
A. LENT, ) Streets.
59.
Aorntlrman, intending ro leave run itno
land, wishes to rent hla country seat for the summer or for
i looser tern The establishment io an extenslvo one and
sempMe la all It* appotatmeats. Particulars nay be obtained
of Messrs. W. A M. U. Will), SB Exchange place.
A WILL FUBNISBED AND PLEAHANTLY LOCATED
three etnry and basement modern honae )n Twelfth street
between Sixth and Sereulh avenues, to let, on or before tbe lit
at Hay, to a amall family without children. About one third ol
the rent will be taken tat board If dealrvd. None but perfectly
reapooiible and reliable parties need apply. Addreao John
Henry, box SO Herald odiee.
Arm AIX three STORY BRICK HOUSE TO LET,
and furniture foraale, In Brooklyn, iltuated within ten or
fifteen miuutea' walk from South, Wall street or Pulton furry.
Possession can he wh en immediately. Inquire of ANDREW
A. MOSRK, #3 William itreet. New York.
A RARE CHANCE TO BAKIR&?TO LIT. THE OLD
eatabllahed bakery No. 400 Grand street, formerly knol
by Nathan Raynor, with n large bakehouse on the premises
The fixtures and too la In r aale. Poaaeaaion immediately. Pot
Particular a applyfo PETER MITCHELL, 410 Grand street
"DROADWAY STORE AND DWELLING TO LET?BE
L* tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets; the More Is 7<1
leu deep, and ?u excel'ent stand for a choice retail Dunne*
R< nt $1,200. Apply to E. T. CIIRISTIANSON, No. 1 Cham
bi r? street.
Basement to let-on broadwat. second door
above Bleecksr street, with a floe entrance, one of the
finest baaemeits on the street, well lighted and ventlllated,
tillable for a?y business. Apply to JaCKSON A PURUY
i 47 Broadway.
BROOKLYN.-A HOUSE TO let IN BROOKLYN, NO.
360 Adelphl street, near Fulton avenue; a frame bouse,
with nlrc rooms and gas throughout Kent $201 Possession
Immediately. Apply on the premises, or to J. SIMI'riON
tigraver, 62 Fulton street, New Yerk, up stairs.
("tOT'NTRY RESIDENCE (FCRNISnED), TO I,Er-ON
J the Fast river, about ten miles from the city, 2)4 milei
from lL.rleui bridge. The place conslits of 14 acres of land
divided intu pasturage, lawn, with rich and ample shruhbe.ry
and garden. The outbuildings ooosistof stable carnage house
haru. shed, poultry house and yard, Ice bouse, An., Ac. lb.
bouse baa 4 large rooms On llrst finer, and B bedrooms, will
ample clrstia pantries, and store rooms, also laundry, hatl
room water closet, Ac . Ac. Rent of he whole with furniture
$1,41.4). Apply to WE M ALLEN, 244 Fourth avenue.
Broadway.?to let, the upper part of J
slt.re nn the weal aide of Rroadwav, well suited for mil
Uncry, rut nulla or olbur business Apply at 773 Broadway.
CIOPNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEASE FOR A MW 01
) years-one oi the most beautiful situations, near the oil
of New York, on the high grounds of We.ehtwken, overlook
log New York bay and city, Brooklyn, Butan Island, the Nai
rows, Ac ; Is perfectly healthy, and within a few minute*
reach ul the cltv. There are abouttwelve acres In the place, alt
a fine mansion, with all Iho necetsary outbuildings, and I
ornamented with waterfall*. rustic bridges, evergreens Ac
A further description is tin necessary, tut any person desiring
resident'* of tills character nan examine it auy lime an I so
|t? advantages, by addressing J. O. G , box 2,240 Post nllira
New Icrk.
Houpib to lkt and furniture for sale -thi
root desirable four story fl-St class brown stone fron
bmists 55 ami 57 TVesI Twenty-third street, occupied for th
last six years ss a first blast boarding boune Impure of Mri
hll 1)1 AM, on the premises.
HGUFES TO LF.T-THKKB STORIES. HIOH RTOOPl
and modern'utprovetnenis, IFD. 2H7 and 2e9 East Nine
leerlh street, verv convenient')- arranged apply t> C. ,1
Fol.FUM, 66 Si Mart's plaie. i-igbth street, corner of Fire
avenue,
eOUPE TO lkt? 1n QRKENinOB AVENUE, FOUf
story, all modern Improvements, and eighteen ro tins, t
perfect order; gitod location for a boarding noose; rent $HM
Also, a liritelass house In Ninth strett. near Fifth aveuue;fui
ntture fur sale low. Also to rent furnished, a splendid hour
in Clinton place. Also, an e'eganlly furnished houae In Se run
avenue KivllillT' ,1. Si.-N, e.il tiro id .v.ty.
IN CONBKQUKEC1 OF MOVING ON OUR FARM, WII
lcltbc old establUhed boarding house, 111) Elshihaveun
15 rooms Inrnlshed complete; furniture fu' sale, very hit
money required. The rent very low, only $650. Apply luti
houBe.
Lofts to let?at hudson street, th*
are well lighted, and will be rented low. Apply on t
premises.
FART Ur A UKMNKL HUlBr. Ill I.SI-Iil IHFi U
per part of the city, went aide, to a small famllyi gas a
Crotou water throughout, with privilege ot bathroom. A
dices Mlddleton, Ileriild ofllce.
E00M8 TO LET-NO. AH FULTON STREET, NE
loi a.
STOKE TO LET?STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SAL
The new and elegant establishment of Mrs. U. F. BKIDG
866 Broadway, east side. Selling In consequence of deat
forfuilher pariicnlars inquire at 138 Third avenue, corner
Fifteenth stri ct, bakery.
rTO LET?Hi E STORES NOB. Z9, 281, 283, 288 and 2
1 Pai a> street, near Broadway. The store corner of Bros
way and Usual street. Ihe second story of bouse corner
Hrosilssy and I lapenard street. The houses 127 Greene at
131 W in rter rueeta. a cottage bouse and five acres of groui
at Uu'.tenburg N. J. Apply to F. UICILIK, 287 Canal strei
between 12 and 1 o'clock I'. M.
TO LET-A LARGE BTORE AND BARKMRNT 1
Ninth avenue; also two new bouses in Thirty sixth stre
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, built In the besttnanni
with all the modem improvements.
J. lAt.KS A SON, fit Ninth avenue
TO I.ET?LOWER PART OF A TIOUSE AND Tflll
story Inquire on the premises, 181 West Twenty si
street. Rent 8460.
TO LET?TUK STORY HOUSE, 222 8U1.I.1V
t treet; has the modern Improve meuls To a desirn
tenant will be let at reasonable rent. Apply to H. ARONSC
16 Dey street.
TO LET-THREE OOOD FRONT ROOM8 IN GOOD (
der, at 97 Thompson street; uso, two rooms In same ho
and small apartments In different parts of the city. Inquiri
?(? How cry.
TO LET-TWO STORY HOUSE 102 CANNON ST ?
Three story house 182StsnUinstreet
Two s"ory house 37 Stanton street
House No 38 < harlfn street 1,
House snd store 4U1 West street
Thiec story house. 8 Rutgers street
Two bouses in Front street, Brooklyn, each
One house In Atlantic street, "
Cottages id Myrtle avenue. "
Store 42 Clinton street
Farts of houses 274 . 280 and 284 Stanton street; rents low.
Inquire of a. M. FaNNInG, &>9 Itowerj
TO LET?WITH STEAM POWER, SUITABLE TOR
machine shop or anv heavy manufacturing, the whole
one half of a mom on ihe first floor, 60 by 90 feet, with cell
15 feet high, at 16 Vandewater street. C. A. ALVOKI1
r LET?THREE VERY NEAT BROWN STONE FRO
English basement bouses, 204, 206 and JUS East Twenti
street, containing every convenience for small families. P
session Immediately. Apply to THOS. MACFAKLAN
SONS, 180 Tenth street, near Third avenue.
TO LET-THK UPPER PART OF HOUSE 82 BA1
street, consisting of tig rooms, with wardrobes, and
n-odem Improvements, to a small, genteel family. Inquire
. G. HOUERT, 116 Bank street.
TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN, WHO ABE DESIROU8
s country residence, where they may enjoy city pr
leges in Plnlnfleld, New Jersey, s two story bouse, with el
rooms, dellghtlully situated on the corner ol Front nnd Wa
lnglon streets, and about an acre and a half of ground ?
choice fruit trees, three minutes walk from the depot, wh.
the cars start In time to accommodate gentlemen wishing to
in the city in season for business. Apply at 192 Braidw,
irom 11 to 12 o'clock, or at 1)3 East I wenty seventh s'reet
PECER A. II JAOKEON
TO I.ET?THE I/OWER PART OF ONE OF TUO
neat cottage housta t?3 Downing gireet. consisting of fri
or back parlor, tea room, back basement nnd one attic h<
room, to a small family only. To be seen from 10 to 4 o'cloc
Rent #360.
TO LET?THE LOWER P.\RT OF THE HOl'SF N
94 t.rand street, second block west of Broadway, conirtat'i
of front and back parlors snd tea room, on first floor fro
batement snd vault am two attic rooms. To be seen from
to3 P. M. bent #iQ9<
TO I.ET?A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH THRU
"ires of ground, at Fort Richmond. 8 I, within fli
minutes' walk of the steamboat larding; a very desirable ret
denre. with a gnod ?ego able gnrien an be seen at a
notable hours. Rent resinr.aMa Inquire of P. DUOLOS r
the premises, or ot joseph HOXlfc, No 6 Wall street. '
To i.et?two parlors and bedroom togethf.i
with ihe front or back basement, to a small genteel famil
in the pleasant located hi use No. 9 Lsight street, toeing Cans
Baih. rtcge and gas.
TtO LET-THE NEWLY FITTED UP THREE STOR
jl aior? anu aweuing no. W) (.rand atreri, corner of M *n*t
cardial aUDd for any klod of buaiitcas. bcinir altaat^d In 01
of lh? principal Uioroughfarra of th* ok* |V<nw|nn cfr#
to medially Inquire of C. W. KftuNlfi, m Grand street <
at 287 Washington street.
T"1 I.ET-A I. A RUE BOOM AND THREE BF.DROOM9 i
i. 57.Crosby street, near Broome. thoroughly cleaned *11
suitable for n genteel f.mily; also, a room an !*b?droom; rai
low; a'so, the scire and rooms adjoining, long estaullabe
as ufamlly grocery, and doing a good business Apply in fror
room, first floor.
TO LET?THE HOUSE NO 4 V A RICK STREET, CON
lairing eleven rooms, furnished or iinfornished, or leas
and furniture for salo Apply at 289 Broadway room 36.
TO LET?*HE THREE STORY HOUSE AND IA5T NO
86 South Nin(h street Wil'lainshurg. on the wnst side o
the street; the bouse Is a frame, filled In with hrlek. with eonr
yard In front am! gtrden In the rear, extending through tlx
hloelt; the house Is In good order, snd furnished with gaa fli
(urea throughout For | articulani Inquire of J. W. BftalnK
16<i resrl street
TO LKT?A RCit'M AXO TWO BEDROOMS, UNFURNT8H
ed. to s small family; also two furntahed rooms, auitahh
for single gentlemen or a gentleman and wife, la the prlvah
house 104 Franklin street, west from Taylor's saloon. In
quire St No. 106
TO LET?AT 817 AND 819 BROADWAY, FOR BU8I
n?ss. societies, Ac., |he (parlous room on fourth floor
with nine rront windows on Broadway and Twelfth street; aim
rcoirs en sersnd and third 11 xue. Apply to JOHN 8. KELSO
62 William street
TO LET?TDK SECOND STORY AND BASEMENT O]
house 25 Hike street to a small family; gas. hath room
watcrrloeet Ac. 'n.jnlre Irnm in to 12 and J to A R-ntltW
rro LET?THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. BRIOOS. A"
1 Keyport N. J., will be rented from the 1st of April next
The house Is commodious, and of modern style; large vegeta
ble garden well rtooked with trull treee, grapery, atrnwberr
beds. Ac : lawn handsomely laid out containing a variety o
s'andard rosea, Ac, The whole j rem lire In beautiful order
and constituting one of the most desirable residences in the vll
*? ^?her particulars inquire o
D. D. BRIOOS, 13 Broad etreet from 10 A. M. to 8 P. H.
TO LET, IN BROOKLYN-TWO ELEGANT NEW STOREf
on Myrtle avenue, corner of Jav street. The beat loeatloc
on the avenue for btufctesA Water introduced. Apply on the
premise*.
TO LET AND FURNITURE FOB SALE.?TIIR NEAT
dwelling bouse 386 Canal etreet weal aide of and new
Broadway, containing twelve rooms, oocupled for years as a
well paying boart log house; or to rent rooms without board;
rent >600; price of furniture $660. Apply on the preroiaea.
TO LEASE TO LUMBER MBRCHANT8 AND OTHBJWThe
lumber yard on the corner of Tenth avenne and Four
teeoth street, now occupied by Cndenlunk A Wheeler, with s
two atory brick office, atable and all the (litnrea thereon, from
1st May next, It contains si* We; aim three lota in the rear, oa
Fourteenth street, t> let Apply In JOHN O. WHITK, 13 Wee!
twenty first street, R. II. LUDLOW or 1 H. LUDLOW A
CO., 14 Pine street.
TO LET OR LEASE?THE LAROB STORE AND BUILD
Ing No 61 Division street running through to Kant (triad
wav. Also, lofls on second and third floor 23 Catharine Street
Rent moderate to good tenants. Inquire at 36$ Bowery.
3
<h
basement house In Twenty third street n few door- ironi
braced avenue, about 1B*?7 feet with h?tto, water clows r.i?,
he. It wbl be let very low to a good responsible tenant Apply
to A. UVlmihrOW, 19 Hcesman etreet
rLIT CH I.EASE-A RaKFRV e KIKE. OVltli asi>
silting room. with all ' itun v II t-d In l-etrt style; lease of
I live year*. Inquire on the premlm-e. nnrtbwv roroer of
Twenty eighth atreet and ber< ud avenue. fr.r live dayc
To lramc-.hk nri.m >t hugse at hew
Brighton, wbli b la probably the mnat lieullhv, alrv and enOyable
frinaetnibia vicinity ib? tw u-, w.? torine-lv occupied
by Fete er. ?rd ronuira abmi ?vh>y r"?rrs eiib ample
MMMMMPM ? ? Wthuaidwrn Iheir are tw., Umilv enlagrathat
accimpsr.y ibe pro, any, extepars ground* .rrd
new* unsurpassed Ly auy on tt.e Huds-u The hotel U uew
partially furnirbAd. Ibe acrerialbhlty u> -.nit ray u *11 bouts
makes it a desirable remittor L-k,|a ol tunrlie* In mih.era
i here. For detail# '-all on the undersigned.
; THtt .1 STr.W Kf, No So flee, .try w
TO LKASE-FO* FOUR YEARS. TUB UIM'KR P iKT
nf the Ave atory whim nrnrnle bnildiog, &V, ?ro?d??y,
llrtt floor 200x25 Tort. For further information apply to \T 1
I.Ia&i l'oYLOH, In the building, or to JuilN 1'lYLOR, liiji
| Broadway
TO LET IN BROOKLYN. ?A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD
rent from lire 1st of Nay a portion of a Urge br?wn shine
bouse in a desirable location, consisting of eight ru-un* oom,
muuicating; the rooms coetalu every nonveuience f r house
i keeping, water aud slnlt. lia- daoinu gug fixtures with neparai
.metre, private cellar; rrnt to a denrtbi- parly win i>? e
tremely moderate, lor further particulars address J o
' O., rust office, Brooklyn.
WILL BE MtAHKD FOR A TERM OF YEARS?FROM
tbe Brat day of May neil ib? building known mi Con[
Stitutlnn Hall, AN) Itroarlway. Applyto rfloS MACsARLaN
A SuNr, IM Tenth street, near Third avenue.
WANTED?EIGHT HOUSES TO RENT; ONE AT *1,0110,
three at fdUO, tw ialfJUO, one at fNKI. one at UNI. By
i applying curing two weeks to .!> ilia r Kf ftttkl'llli real
, estate ngent, 131 TLlrd avenue, good tenants can be oblalueil
immediately.
i ill 7 BROaDWaY, RoUTllWKfT CORNER OF LnOtf
i J" I ?rd street?To lease for thrift yeu'a. the lour oppoe
1 lofts 25 by ibfiftet; ?p)eudid north tlgti's: entrance on ooth
i, streets, rent low. Applyto A. U. L cvVltKNCK, wine merchant,
ICO I'eail street.
^ HObMAA fUMsirtK ess, ?|iT?.r.
A HOICK WITH ALL THE MOllK'N IMFKOVBMKHTS
wanted - Tbe price must o? moderate hair or more of
' Which wbl he paid In cash. Weal aide of the nty ,ireierr?<i.
y Address Haling price and location, O. T. M , box Its Herahl
' office.
? YIOCRFS WANTED.?SEVER a I. FIReT OLASS U-iDhKH
n are wanted for known responsible parties, suitable for
f Prat class boarr log bouses and tor private families Pa'soiie
Living such will please seud parUcmara t> KNKill r I Silk,
? 4fl Bioaoway.
s noiSE WaNTRD-A LADY WISHES TO IaKB A
XI ht.uiie. but uoi having tulDcient moana. would lid*; to 1od
n, t* Ji't ? a?iy oi geDtiemeu, who t're?l of mtc a a <1 n iardlug
ion: e*< and wifh ih? comio*ta ?f a bom* ot their own. and
? on w in. n< the could reJy up Litem# psruiMiQQt; O''*- of r?i?
r*r,? ir!ven nnd required. adartei Cooilc*'., Cul-o nouaro
u Pnitofke.
a noUSE W A NTED?BET WE V N THlal) *Nkt SIXTH
LX a? f-uca. nut higher up thin 1 weutietb itrect. K? ut not
, lo nxf-FHO $800. AddreraDnmua h^ra d office
lt VI AMrLPlACKN. ? WANTED. A LOT OF s MALL, LOW*
lfj pi iced mantelpirwe, lor ?mall be^irooma AilJrt^ Wrn
m i l'.n-",architect,Itltolo'*UMttaii,Broadwa/.
? "I JOOMb WANTED?BKLOW CANAL STREET; A WIDOW
f. JV lady and daughter with an uufurulalie.l rmnr md h-d?
room at a moderate rent, below (lunal street Would like tbem
, lrninvdlately. Beat of reUsierrce given Address U ^ L,
Herald oflice.
7 OMaIL HOUSE WANTED?FtlRNISnF.y, L'.VFURkJ
ntsbed, or furniture, if good. ill lie bough, fircerh elng,,
oli b .?< ment pretmred, wtib all tiro modern lmuruvements.
ul AOdrcsk II , Herald oflrce atvtinn Iroatiuo reu*. nod wb-n
prase-sion can be given, ramlly three grown pers us
11/ AXtlBlJ?J11E. I'll lA'nill 1 111 Uf A.
i' VY bi u?e for a (mall family Mint have tiioderti l-narove
m 1la mit be In good order. Andrew box 3,3, it New tor* Pott
oflj. i' lining locution anil rent.
IXT ANTED?THE tSE 'UNO F.OJ8 (THREE BOOMS
Vl deep), of a gf n'eel priva'e house, untiirnuihed, with inu
dern u? piovemeDts, by a untlly ot three iterance. between
l.exlDgtiu anil t-Lilh ttaiuw, ud Mow I we^ty liftn street.
jipi?rpr rt exchanged. Adores* with term*. Gilbert, Ho ala
officii.
~ fT/ANTED-A SMALL FACTOHY, WITH A LARUE
- VY plot of ground, in the upp* r part of the city, or HrookV"'
Ion. Wliiamsbtirg or Jersey i iiy. Land owani, willing to
> b'oilil. wl'l And a responsible tenant. Aodreea 1. U , box 2,',M
1'oat ollice.
II I1TAMTBO TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS?A
?J VY atnall farm en Long island *iUi ? ?" ?' bouse and the
t recite rj outbuildings thereon. withui ?u easy diaun, e ot una
?I i ftbenptowu ferric*. Addreaa W. S. 8 , box Idd Herald
ad
" TKTANTED?A FURNISHED COTTAC1R IV 8TAMFoRD,
... ff Connecticut, tor the euromer. Addretw, ttuuag location
^ and rent, box 711 New ^ ork Poat ofllce.
w W AM ED?A SMALL MODERN BL'ILT HOUSE, IV A
VY pleat-ant neighborhood, by a good tenant, nut shore
Thirtieth street; rent not to exceed $510. Addreaa box 3,i'Jd
L_ Poat office.
iS WANTED TO RENT?A GENTEEL TWO 8TORY OR
W cottage bouse within fifteen or twenty miles of New
>mk. Benl liom $160 to $250 per annum. Would prefer one
? v on or near ihe Barlem Railroad. Any one having aucn a house
win addreaa boi l,?06^oai oflice.
)S' \X7AKTBD TO RENT?FURNISHED OR UNKURNISH
Vf ed. In Clinton or Washington arenas or vicinity, Brook m
lri'.a neat bourn, nulUble for a smadfamUt; would purchase
He inrtUoto M m looi ?ril?r. adore**, staling terms and to
j JJJ cation. A U.. box 3,064 Font office, N. 7.
_ nf ANTED IMMBDIATELY-BV A SMALL AMERICAN
TT family, the frond floor and front baf roent of a prirate
, bouae with modern improvement*. on west aide of town. not
Tlx above 1 frrly flxth street. Keterence firen Address J. U.
Jjg K.. 367 (ireenwlch street
Jtto TIT ANTED?WITHOUT BOARU. A FURNTBHRD ROOM.
!Sx VV in a bouse where there are no botrders, and occupied
J:; by ? widow lady, situated between Kigbteenih and t wentyeial
th streets, on east side preferred. Reference! exchanged.
AOfireaa box 138 Herald olbce.
WANTED TO RENT-EITHER A FURNISHED OR UNfurnished
houf, in a good location, with all the mod'm
Improvements: the whole or part to be taken in board, with
A privilege of taking a lew otner boarder*. Address U.C.7.,
or Hernia office, for one week.
|ng _
Wanted-a hydraulic frfse. suitable for
pressing out nil; must be in good order. Address W.
NT E. R., box 451 New York Yost office, staling where the press
eth msy be seen, and price. ' .
? waitr; locg^oB bei'ween eixth and^ilgtUi avenues*alifit? '"a
SK 1 weclleth streets address Mrs a , iti wlat rweuiv ioniuh
all stff et, stntlnc rer.t, wbicb must be moderate rl unh
?of
W? ANTED TO LR1SE?A TENESfRST PROPPRTr wod
? W which a fair price will be paid In.Vffire of 'John
OF l M TD, t.fi Mutt street, near Houston street HN
Ivl- ? _
ght TIT sNTED?WITHIN AN HOUR OF THE CITY HAFI
I A * R??fl flonse, with modem Improvements and V-re en
em 10 "" belw~n -"700.
be
ay, W A?ted, to, ftjrchase-A suit of SAILS for A
J* sloop rigged yacht about 12 tons. Andnm j. u , ilersld
SB (TANTED IMM?DIATKLY-A 8M.LL OOTTTOR^OR
>nl J y part of a bouse, for a genteel lemlly of three adults and
'!? two chu.-.'rea tlx and ten. .fddiess p.,si paid, vvltn lull partlouIk.
la ?. (ieo Waltoif, Wall struct
~ W7ANTF.D TO I.EA8E?A HOUsl? rTORE AND BASE
? . u.f""! ,on S'flhth avenue east or west siue. h?tlTf?*
h I', ,aD 1 wenty flflh street, by a responsible partt Uoust
nt ? fee, front, ot 60 or 100 feet deep, for Ave o" SmVe 'jeS?
Herald office! m" " "umber of bouse. j. a., box lis
r" ikUllMKS. CULKlAJM. mT
!ii |?0R rale?a coupe, as good *8 new a hand.
,n 1 some six seat brett, two tlx scat i arryalla, mio too teat
phaeton, two two teat wagons without tops, three top boggles
- two no top buggies, one gig and a double harness. a only at
j 58 Wstl Twenty third street. over the ltver? sUluo
j (jtOR BAIE?<"bF "f't.k Mild M \ V v ItNPORT
r about !8>i ha da high. 8 years old, suitable fbr any hind of
buelruss, warranted In every respect, nice tea. amir at
y the stable. 44 Alott street
?e ITl'R SaLE?A VF.RT MYoIhH Its* MASS. LONG
,n r tall and rnaue.lS,'* hands high, perfectly s-iunrt an.I kind to
Jr all harneti, every pieusnt d'tver and a line saddle ncatt she
h?s a natural fait of II mbes en hour ("tn be seenat Hrown's
stable, rortier of Boertim and fctate streets. ttroollyn
"d Ti1,)K bALK?HOMES. WAO ins AND HiRNB-S; 1i)0
,t r csrrlsges, buggies, express, grocers' and business wagons,
,j new and se.ond bsnd Al.ro, thirty good >oung horsea, harlt
uera Ac. for sale cheap, at No. 10 rfcvlns street, Itrooklvn.
For SALE-HOR8K. waoo.v AND HARNESS, A FINE
young horse, sound and kind, together with a Godwin
B trotting buggy, harness, robe. Ac . the property of a private
gentleman; cost INX); will be sold for $350. Apply at Wittv's
stable, 10 Kevins street Hrooklyn. '
f GM1R8ALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, WAOON AND
t r harness, sound and kind, for $150; also three good work
l horses, for Ho $fto and 560; also a light road wagon and harness
city msite^llltle used. Apply at 162 Varlck street
HORSE FOR 8ALE CHEAP; ALSO, A HORSR POWER
maoMnetn perfect order. Will he sold very low Apply
to R. HAMILTON, UI Washington street
9 YETAOOK.?WANfRD, A GOOD ROaD WaOON. FOR
TY winch prime Havana sega's will be given, at prices beowenst
ni importation address Importer, Her* d office.
aMKD?A FIRST CI.ASS TRlITTINO STALLION,
address box 5,313 Post office, giving full ptrtkuUrs and
' owest cash price.
TMB Bald- SICABOjl
f EjMRST FANCY IlRSSS It a 1.1.? I I'KSO A V Nb XT, MARCH
i. P 1. at Madame SAUVEaGK All'H deneiag academy, No.
is 64ft B roadway Ft nromliiei to be the ball, par excellence, of
the season. 1 kkeia $3, lncludUig supper, and admitting one
T gentleman and lady.
L niniSTH ANNUAL BALL TENDERED TO PROF*
r HEALY, by hla pupils and friends, at the Chinese Saaam'
|,)v Rooms, on Monday evening, February 28. The pupUa
, pi omlse this the favorite one of toe sea sou.
f PUH'l'Ul'JMN
a RTJFIOIAL rRETfTTN8RRT_ED AT THR LOWEST
I A possible prices: set on stiver, $8; on gold, 535. continuous
I sums no plotlnn, $25. Teeth extracted without pain. Office*
I 312 Oaaal street, near Mercsr, one btockwM of BrMdwa^
BNT18TET-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
without the slightest pain, by ay new and original process.
not freexlog. fbls admirable system la practised by me
only. References given If required. Dr. R. U. DURKIM,
363 Cnnnl street, between Laurens and Wooster streets.
ATRINOBIAIw
a TOUNO WIDOW I.ADT OF EDUCATION AND RE1
A Saement. wtshee to terra the aequalafcuMS ofsoraw wor'
thy and honorable genUemnn, with n view to matrimony. The
.^ttswwaa S?^s have sufficient meaaato make heme eeenforto1
hie and happy. None nee* answer this advertisement who la
not sincere Address A O. fl- Union square Post office.
ATRIMONIAL.-A YOUNG MAN OF PRBFOSBESMNO
appearance, lately from Chicago, deeiroue to atkaMhe
acquaintance of a young lady, with n view to mat lmony. At
dreaa, la Mnoartty, Harrwon Weeks, New Yaritrest offiaa.