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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18
MORMON HosTrLrrIEs ON THE PLAINS.
Correspondence " the Buffalo Courier.
FoRr JKAvESwoRrH, X. T., Nov. 8, 1857.

Correspondence " the Buffalo Courier
FoRr JKAvrSwoprH, X t., Nov 0, 1857
express from Coz Johnston with dispatches for tho
War Department arrived here las, night The intelligence
s important
The Mormons attacked provision train Of the army Of
Utah, md have burned up seventy three wagons, con
ess goes ON and s dctrrmned To cstabsb h,rnsew :,
salt Lake City He declares himself resolved 70 winter
there nowhere He man TO inspire the fullest
poor fellows will have a hard time of T. and will be
forced 10 make headway against the largest odds m,
including the six companies Second dragcons (about
AGO men,l who were detained here BY Governor
Walker 80 long after tho others had left that very
doubtful they will be able TO get through this
Col Johnston cannot therefore have had with him on
arrival in Utah, more than 200 men-suppoeing dra
not, he WIN not SsSe %ore Ssn 200 %
small force Tor the work 10 be done did not suppose
brigham Young would be guilty Of the extreme folly o. DO
for the government and that H. 20 send out next spring,
at the earliest moment the on the praes VIII admit
o. force sufficiently strong 10 "wpe out nese sooun-
Can be possible that Bcrrhcise the delegate, (whc
passed here ON bis way 70 washington .es Gays asoJ VIII
be permitted 20 take his seat IN the houseg
y s-seveptv five instead Of seventy three wagons
were destroyed and they contained tents and cethng,
instead of raops This train of the infantry
and arsery but some distance in front Of the cavalry
Colonel Jol nson with sth and 10th Regiments infantry,
AMI tbe ~ batteries zone light and one heavy,
y,,s ,o apd but \ small distance from, Mormon village
on Rear river, where he proposed " winter-h beng
-. .Sersd moro desirable place than Salt Lake CITY.
Tbe Dragons under Lieutenant Colonel Cooke, had
,,sse Fort laramie and were pushing rapidly az
p,esbe haf cations q forage The snow had fallen in
,ber front 10 tho depth of inches. u believed
however by Lieut. Col that he could get through and
eecc, 4 junction with Col Johnston.
The attack the train occurred on Green river.
There was no military escort with Il; II was protected
solely by hired the employ Of the contractor tor
transportaion-a civilian.
Ccrp ov SwxrrwArxR, oct ~, 1857
Gel Smith, Of the 10th infantry, with a portion of hs
command consisting of about sixty five men rank lhd
ne cncampcd here !cr the night Lieut. J. Lee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

THE CANAL STREET SHOOTING CksE-vfsIr OF THE
CoEoNEB TO THE HosPrTAL-coSDITI0S OF THE
WOUNDED MAN.
Yesterday Coroner Connery proceeded 10 the New York
Hospital for the purpose Of holding an ante mortem exa
nation IN the case Of Henry Hamilton the young man who
was shot IN the oyster and drinking saloon O John John
sen, NO SSs Canal street. Monday morning, by man
named John Moroney. The wounded man was found ~
be quite wild and ncoherent in his manner, so \ was
Thought idle TO make any attempt at procuring his AFFIDAVIT
In relation TO the occurrence Coroner Connery there
fore postponed the examination until to-day, when he
will pay another visit the bedside OF the wounded
and endeavor 70 obtain from him full statement of The
az II took place on the morning Of Mondly
Moroney vet remains locked w In the Tombs there "
await the result OF Hamilton . injuries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

THE orysa-"Rigoletto" Is announced at the Academy
Of Music this evening with Ia Grange DAngri Bgnardi,
TasneH Dubruel and Rcocoa finer Distribution than on
It's FIRST performance when received with The great
ct nnihnsiaenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

srPrHroR couRr-Nos 4o 1oi, e4s ssb, $50, eI7 $50,
s2s e53, asa ees e9o 7o2 7o3 10, 7t 7l5 i7s 1907
bR, 600, ts1, l24, S.
uSnrp srars rrrHicr Corpr--Ncs 10, 81, a, rs, Al /,
20, as, ~, 81, 8, q, 20, IA, q, 9, 80 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18
Banquet OF the New York City Democratic
COnQressmen.

Upon the invitation of Hon. John b Haskn, democratic
member Of Congress elect from the district composed of
Rockland and westchester countless tho New York city
members elect partook Of a dinner at Demonico's last
evening, and after the dinner INDUCED in conversation
matter of considerable Importance themselves and
their adherents, but Of very little interest to the public
might be supposed that the approach Of the De
cember session OF Congress would have had the effect
making the democratic Congressman anxious to
some understanding respecting the person whom they
should support for Speaker OF the House in the caucus
that would be called as soon as they arrived in
Washington. Nay, more, II would naturally seem
that they would be desirous of exchanging
views questions of great national interest--on the
Kansas trouble, the Mormon difficulties or the new is
sue that will be forced on their attention, growing of
the financial imbrgio Of the past But none
Of those questions that brought the congressional dignity
and wisdom together yesterday. The important matter
upon which they delberaed who should be the per-
they would recommend Collector Sche nspec
tors and tide waters at the Custom USE they spent
three hours in the deliberation.
II had been expected that eleven members of Congress
would be present but only eight persons down TO the
table Although Mr.. Haskn the host, he gracefully
yielded the chair 10 Horace f. Clark of Eighth district
AT O'Clock the guests took their seats proceeded to
tickle their democratic paates with the following bill of
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After the dinner the dellberation commenced. There
was no formal speaking all Conversational and of
hand. The Chairman, Mr. Clark spoke feelngly Of the
pittiless manner in which the office seekers had him
down. Every member Of tho Convention that nominated
hmand wasa large one, representing all the wards
the upper end Of the isandwas an applicant for position
in the Custom House. Mr. Schell to announce
his appontees and they, the city congressman had 10
make up their minds as to the persons they would united
ly support.
The work Of the evening then commenced and for fur
her particulars the expecans must inquire Of Collector
Schel.
The Copgressmon departed for home about O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

Hutres Queues dartichauds,
Potagc Colbert, Becasse grllee
Crabs farcies, Petits pois,
Basse la Chambord Faisans r6tis.
Fiet de bonuf a In Roths Salade,
child, Cabinet pudding,
Z Pommes Sautee, Glace,
5 Chapon la GODDARD, Charlotte Russo,
Cbouxfeurs, PORES Francais
Riz de Veau aux point das- Rasns de California
Dessert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

Meeting OF the Worl<ingmen's Executive
Committee, and What They Have D0ne-
The Committee Walt on the Central Park
Commlsssoners and Refused Admissi0n
- their MeetingJThe Unemployed to
March to Central Park this Morning, En-
llasse, and Demand Work, and In Case OF
Refusal to Set Themselves at Work.
The Executive Committee Of the workngmen assembled
= their rooms, steuben House, 293 Bowery yesterday
Bsnng for the purpose Of hearing the reports of the
delegates from the respective wards and to complete
eir list Of the Of the unemployed workngmen Of
ne city for the purpose of presenting the to the
we're have their rooms in Nassau street, at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The committee remain
ID at the above number up to about II O'Clock, at
which hour they had received between two and three
thousand names. They then adjourned, for the pur
ne purpose of proceeding down town and waiting the
eonaTlesioners and return again by or O'Clock
n, and report the Of their interview with the
Beard TO the various delegates who meanwhile remained
h their ROOM amusing themselves they conld and
tnlkpg over various SUBJECTS
putiye Committee returned to the rooms alone, where
mon Immediately surrounded and bored by all
sds questions by the anxious delegates to all of which
ho replied substantially az follows
we went down to the Commissioners Office in Nassau
street, at two O'Clock and there informed by the
y seven O'Clock In the evening. We however, sent in
memorial to them informing them hatt had been through
the workngmen that the $3.50 900 got through the
Common Council for the Central Park, and demanding
nat be employed the works in the park sby them
unless they recommended by the committee and
kkntihed with the workingmen's movement.
vopys-Where are the rest Of the committeeY
Mr.. ShrH-They have gone to get some dinner, be-
ktve.
voIcs-why didn't you go with them'
RxAKER-Because ] had my dinner. met friend
down oday and he asked me to GO into sweeneys
with him and get some dinner-and went
voIcE-Yes that is all you care about us. We appoint
you to go down town and attend to our business for
instead of that you go off and get dinners and oys
Ter uppers That's damned pretty way to serve
knn M2 move that all to work and attend TO
and not trust TO to do for
Us, br all they care about is themselves.
NJ. SAITH-Well, can't help what You do. You can't
blame hungry for going and getting good dinner
whet he gets a chance-can your
yoES-No no; you did right
Afsr some crossfres about the dinner, Mr. Smith
Yesuhed-The rest of the committee presume, will be
here u few minutes, now and report 10 you their pro.
oeedhgs town and wha Is best 10 he done by you
IN the meantime will read 70 you the following poem,
whSch composed while was waiting down town 10 day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
6alee bp Auttion.
DsNsL :. HovGs. Auet,sne~r.
TIXE SAIE of EASHInNAs

u
~ ROSEWOOD FURNfTURE.- MORROW fyrst...
Apl H. 10y O'Clock consisting of the c}sEsnt moder. y
t- .nd oo-tly Works of Art contained the Ss,sgy ara
hourr No 2.s We, 2-sf u. ehv.
The sale II this furniture " III b. 'rftly per-mvory syi
ing purchasers opportunity Of obtaining costly Partr
spsb works Of Ar, without restriction Their ~ =,
pp-tpout o this sale account o wesher Asd e.
aers will b. rxacei ~ 81 purcha,crs 20 insure prpmg
livery the goods. which raust BE- removed imn~sy "a,
sse will In th, dining a. lo O'clock pr~cisv
With eeEnt walnut Extension Dining Table marble Bcs{
large and valuable quantity q ch China Of every derp.sa
cUsty SyerAre. Dining and Tra services >svrrs rork,
spcOs Ac crystal Cut Glass of ovrty deserpen pcsh s,i
NorJ Cutlery with eye description u superb DiGins Rsss,
fUTLItgrr.
Ihe Paror. gncently furnished With splendid carved
ro-r~ ood Iotsye Piano Porte with embossed and
elegant carved double suite rosewood Psor FurnBrr sai
wood Turkish Lounges With Turkish Chairs 10 msteA
superb God marble top Etsseres with urror trSaIs e
CANT rosewood library Book Case made by Mcck. marble 10,
Center Sofa snd Pier Tshle rich Lace Curtain. and Corncs
three elegant PIER and Mantle Mirrors costly Chhs
arb, ststuettes Bronze b-eu,fu OF Paninss iniadaf
The Madonna with proiuson ct costly UNDUE Paror o.
nsnen fn- are. Ormolu Clndei-rs, H,A st.ud H,g
Chsirs English Oilcloh, SC.
Lbrsry and Chamber Furniture in elegant rO.ewsi
thru ghout with full marble tops, suPcrb Burrsa Bedeaa.
Hair Mattresses and Bedding rosewood SECRETARY Boob
Cafp~, oval Mirrors Clocks French Sofas. NoAire sad Ara
Chair. isrxe variety Of mahogany and ek Fuaipre nss
enumerated this advertisement Strangers In hr city vii
nd pou r men stteudsuce 10 aud ship thsr s,oat
can be obtained 81 the Office Vt the Auctlo1eeE NJ
81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Gouses ano farms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED-In a pleasant part Of tho
L city and Of the City Railroads, not above
6ths, nor below 4ihs. cspsbe OF accommodating about "
Bosrdcr. and containing all the modern improve
euts Particulars addressed to CLARENDON. Union square
Post -Cttcc.
NANTEDin EXCHANGE for valuable BROOK
w LIN PROPERTY-A frst-class COUNTRY RESI-.
DfNCE, depot where social educational and religious
privileges may be onjoyed With full particulars aldres,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Box No. 479 New York Post Ofco.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

TOR SALE-One Of the most desirable RESI-
IL DENCES in the Village Of GeEevs, ". Y owned and
cuped by Prof Boyd The ground. the high banks Of
about tastefuly arranged
Flower Vegetable Garden descending by at-raeed Lawn
to lake and sbonndng with the choicest fruit
and forest trees The bank the lake is beautifully wooded
and uterseced with walks leading down TO the shore. Is in
Summer and Autumn uncommony romantic and delightful.
The Mansion situated distance bak the main
commands magnificent view Of the lake and surrounding
country well and most ubtsutay built Of brick ga fee;
front deep, with hall OF feet in the center is
two stories beside basement and attic with piazza OF two
the ob.ervatory &c. The Hour il in perfect
repair and conveniently arranged furnished with
range fupare aud replet- with all the modern
For further particular apply tn. premises to Prof BOYD
to ROBERT II. BOYD, esq No {! Exchsnge place New
York CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
=. NASH Auctioperr.
fiction SALE.-Rch and costly HOUSE.

4 CCTION SALE.-Rlch and costly HOUSE,
n HOLD FURNITURE. Wilton aud Velvet Csrpets Yrca,A
p.t Mirro. Oh Paintings -od Silver srce. Of ycst.
Ar-E NASH vii, sell FRIDAY, April II, 81 lo Seses
at th. residence No. 2le &hs. near sthsv 20 The hsact
bidder for cash the Furniture OF aid hogsr
,,,ins OF ROYAL Wilton snd Velvet Carpets solid rosewood
Psor Suites magnificent carved frames eov-fd IN atin ssd
sk plush made 10 order and ot the most expensive kad
solid rosewood Center and Side Tsbe~, h sistsy marble
tops match elegantly carved rosewood E'asr VITA hsy
French plate sa.. doors and back superior Oil Paintings ~
distinguished artists. French Plste Pier and Oval Mirror
keys. rich Sik and Satin Brocado Window Curtains. heavy
massive rosewood Secretary Bookcase solid and RIGA
ly polished Extension Dining Table 10 feet ChiDs Ware Cat
solid Svervare variety, ivory aud p>af
Cutlery e.essnt costly China Nscs Cock Sc Also al tao
Chamber Furniturr consnng extensive variety both
rosewood snd mahogany; Beds and Bedding Hair Mattress
Bedroom Carpets rosewood Hall stand. Stair Carpets Oh
cloths furniture, The resiieE
viii BE- lrt. with posses.ion At once
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
COR SALE-A pleasant RESIDENCE, with a
HENEY II. LEEDS. Auctioneer, No. y Nssssust
HENRY n. LEEDS < Co. will sell by Auction

Henry II. LEEDS Auctioneer, No - Nssssu.st
HENRY H. LEEDS < CO. will sell by Auction,
II On THURSDAY, April 6 at lol o'clock Of the elegant
NJ. West 22dst, between 9TH and othars
sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE the property VI
family about leaving Europe comprising some OF the most
elegant Furniture this city and Paris via Velvet Car
pets richly carved Mante and Pier Glasses with conccs 10
match blue and lace do Furniture in ro.evood
esbofay carved covered in blue satin aud msde by M-css
Center and Table, marble aud Mosaic do very costly
rosewood Piano Forte, made by Linden Fntz carved
Eagerc k1Labc,han styles French ormon aud bronze Chan
de. and Brackets fancy Chairs. marble Stausr Clocks slt
models ia marble and aseeer 'ase'o Rome r'turs AID
other articles OF vertu -
BACK PARLOR--An gent aud complete suite Of fami
rosewood covered in pink satin. with drapery TO ms'a
Velvet Carpets, &c.
DINING RO0M-Supcrb carved Buffet, with flowers ns
black atcc. marble top Lounges Cha
match with crimson patent lcsthor extrnsija
Dining Table, and Window Conces to match Curtains has
crimson boadcloh aud heavy trnngs Arch Curtains slt
Drrpey match; Pier GLASS Clock &C. rich blue srd sott
bord-red China Dinner Breakfast aud Tea do Flow
eed do Tea Sets complete assorted Cut Glass Deosnos',
Table Ware. &c.
LiBRAKY-Caued Library Table, Couchc-. Sc, of H.eh
walnut covered with green cloth curtains Of material to
match Corn- ditto superb ebony ed Cabinet with draw
rs formerly owned by Cardinal Wool-ey; Royal Wilton Car
pets leopard kin Rug bronze Chandeliers, Drop Lights Ik
Stands. &c.
EDROoAS-Conples suites OF richly cayved Frenrh bak
walnut Glaze Cabinets, Dressing Bureau COh-s
covered in tapestry Curtains TO mstch Iron besrad Mat
res-es Bedding Wardrob mahogany and Cottage suite. sad
other choice Furniture. Sso will with Kitchen
wares Tho above bs examined day previous the
ale, with tickets Of admission, which be obtained
Iicson at store, No y Nassau door below Cedar IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE Of frt-c ss
CABINET FURNITURE. n-h OIL PAINTINGS, MIR
kORS PIAFOkTES Ar contained Ia the spacious Ssles
roosu No M Brosd~sy.-TUNIS NORKELL, Auctionssr
viii sell vnDAY Apdl H. at ioi 0escsk to the hssest
bdr Furniture for paror- chambers halls dining
ke. For Particular call and get catalogue wherv poo
ready Tor examination Also fsshonabss iavece q OcN
ORNAMENTS such sold dAll, In 6rys eiAss sysJ
ssosr. and warsnted de.edbed n. o-Stnaseu w0 -
peoyid<d with sefp packer
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

CHARLEs H. DELAvAN Adetioneer
A UCTl0N SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE,
N HOLD rJRNITuRE.-CHARLES H. DELAtAN
will sell a. auction TUESDAY, the 2lst instant At 10
O'clock u the ertre stock of Furniture contained In the
dw house, No. 100 MadisoBay 3Nh-.t. coRsas
IN part " one rosewood Ia bocaee Parsog Furniture
one ood Piano marble topped center rsS
All nearly new Mirrors Velvet CaIpts Oicoths Chande,ss
and Gas Fixtures fine Engraving. framed mahogany bed
stead. aud Bureaus Wssh.tsnds sc with all the kicheo
Furnur Catalogues be- had the day before the sale
Office OF the Auctione- Nos i9 and l2l Nassau the
Deposits required froul s purchasers unknown
o the Auctioneer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

GgoRsF Cook, Auctioneer.
NOTICE-The sal, of Elegant Furniture sdver-
IN t.d for Tuesday Of No. GO East Yths POSTPONED
10 e.s.ausrr~ Il the until THIS DAY Thur.
day AZ lOl oock when the entire content. Of that hand
.n. furtory (ne~ly furnished in November las ~h
BE- positively sold without gard 10 weather Catalogues now
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

vINO LET-A desirable COTTAGE in 56th-st
i between the Hh and 9th Rent $3.50. Apply 10 RAY
kORG BLACKWELL, No. lll9 Broadway, next to $. w.
cor Ssh.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
HTsKY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No. 23 Nsssau-s,
.ENRI II. LEEDS Il Co. viii sell by AUG

III TlON On FRIDAY April II. at ilt O'clock at No. 70
" ct lnh--t between 9Th aud 7thays
GEN1EEL HOUSEHOLD FURSITURB-Consissins o.
Brusse Velvet and lnsrsin Carpets beautiful wood Par
o.swOot Center Table, marble tops ood PsnoForr.,
etc.
DlSING-ROOM-Rosewo Extension Table Chairs coy.
cred IL rps Chandeliers AID Gas fxturrs about ~ nne va
Paintings. Lare Cusius osne-es Chair Plated ware ChlA
aud Glassware.
BEDRODMS-Suite. rosewood Bedstrsd. ashstsnds.
Dressing Bureau Cabnets marble suite In mahogany DO
with marble tops Mstsusse- and Bedding rosewood u
Stand. Curtains and other Furniture.
Aso valuable lot u wine- VI various kind selected tor
priy ate
se.r 20 corunsnce with Kitchen Furniture.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

LOR SALE-Tho three-story English basement
l. HOUSE No. 81 Wet lsh--, Apply "a ,o-,.
A A DFNMAN No 50 West Sshs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
TVOUNTYY HOUSE to LET, FURNISHED

Ehser fsr the SaIss.r month. fuS St~rVrnionih
wofuishse HOUSE, coetAung three sitting the
6 eve bedrooms the second hoor and good aiiic
skovr With about half a.. garden ground stustd in
lSd the King brdgc road aud opposite the Dutch Re-
formed ChVrcs q Is within ihrc ninutes walk O tue jd
deeot tbs Hudson River Railroad sud in every respect
sbe for ecntnsn engagd IN business in tho city For
fp psr-ic, apply TO o. b M0REW0OD No u Brosist
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

A HOUSE to LET-On 4th-av. and 92d-st, a
n thtecs.oy House with all modern convenience bot aad
cold show bath furnace and with large
garden aud for beauty Of situation and suby cannot BE-
ce-ded in the city Rent SEQ Address j. B. fiSSEf, at
Bihs Hsuse, OF call a. pTc misses.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

YNO LET-A cood-sized BUILDING for
i FACTORY with STEAM-POWER Gf desired), at Ha
tngs Oh the Hudson River q miles from tbs oity Inquire
G. w. THOMAS. No 2l5 PeaTst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

HW LET-FrOm the lst of May FLOORS OF
the well Building No. 20 North William ST. runniIs
through No 2i Wiamst with or without steam power
Apply 10 BILLIN L BRO, Nos 81 aud 81 Beekman st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
TOR SALE at GLEN COVE-A spIeudi
TO EXCHANGE or for SALE-A FARM cor

tanning acres Of lsnd situated on tho Rockaw,v P,rt
Read 2. miles irm the Village uf yaniaica l. Ia mil =.
II, Fulton trry lii miles from William .rsh Hoa.,oa and
Grand fcrcs the -o 10 rch and wr I'd n, ,.y
dsnng purpes. VII be sold chrap Apply 10 BfNNF TT
HUNTINGTON. No front q. NY. oS 70 JAMFS ny RRi-
MAN, Jamaica. L. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Souses TO fet.

A SUITE of OFFICES TO LET-In the Bible
"A House. Asorpsce With every and de.r.
.sse isstiou Apply ct the Treasurer. Once
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
mo All SEEKING AWESTERN HOME :


Eucourss.nen, is offered 81: Lawrrnc-. Ninn--ots
Tbi. town 4, shty .i;usted on the Minnesota River and
!. the tj.L .,ion on the stsse Route from - Psu
the Upper Country The Mnne-o's 's-y Is the choicest por
, =, tb Territory wei, ..ttled. but yet, withou. lsrs,
tow n- and it, lands chcsp %t- well bred aud ws;-r-d
AVE OYER To Mechanic work and building lots For the
frt cnchl For that q ko, MIL Lots and proportional
grstuiiy for other improvements 10 SALE one
.Lsrr fl0p I.t.1 in 4. Lawrence. Addrr,s
" VI. II. STODDER, Sox NJ ilA', Bost'n Mas,
srOnDYR A PIERSON shakap-e. Minnes1tA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
NOR SATE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE con.

tanning three and shalf acres situated the south side
Of Staten Island 1t oin- the lands OF VIM Il Apinwa
faces the sea and has wehsded lawn With Stable Coach
boe and Garden producing abundance OF vegetables and
fruit Part OF the PuIehas money car nan on bond and
Rar.,t or 10 JAMES RIDGWAY, No S WL!iaH'st, rooms
No ID H.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

THO LET or for SALE-A handsome brick
HOUSE in 7Nh.st, between Sd and 4thavs, with three
sonng LOTS 1t commands hno view Of the city and an
OF tho surrounding country must be 70 be
appreeisted Apply I'D st. and Sdav J. CALLAGHAN
Also LOTS for sale exchange for improved city property
Apply as above.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

ITO LET CHEAP-$200 per annun-TO two
Families dcsred-TSo hreestory frame and brick base
uet HOUSES Nos y3 SIS aud S57 West 4sthst between
18th and I6havs Keys to the Same 10 be had Of j.
BRENNAN No. $50 Vest 4ah For further particulars in
ouire of j. W WESTON, No 239 Broadway, Room No. 6t
ITO LET, CHEAP A BARBER-SHOP,
L CHAIR MANyFACTORY q DAGUERREAN GAIL
LERY, aud large ROOM for BsDdbox Nauutactory All
above located in CathaTnes Apply oCLlCk, at
No. Henry It, from II to u O'Clock
YINO LET, or for SALE-The three-story HOUSE
Il No n Chrsophcrst. 4th- ST.. with Gas, Baths
Nsterclos.s aud every convenience for private family
Ihr. arr no the neghborhood Rent 700 Apply
TO EDWARD COOK, No. 81 Atnos.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
DOARD WANTED-For three persons in a pri-

- family where there but few boardeIs in the vi
ciny Of Asorp modern house, with closet
Qured Ccsnuc- and comfort with plain table, all that is
desired which if met with pcratney b0 established "
advance No furniture, linen attend
ence BE- required Address MIvART Box No 1896 Post
Oace New York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

TO LET, LEASE or SELL-First-class
HOUSE No 76e Broadway. The hrs. floor OF bsscment
suitable professional business purposes VIII be let sep
arsely required Water and gas Apply TO the No
26 Creene-rt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

BOARDING at Nos. 45 AZ and 40 East Broad
- way. Gentlemen and their wives also single Gentlemen,
accommodated.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

ITO LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE on the
Il banks ofthe Nsrrows. near Fort Hamilton containing
Rooms filed with fruit and Garden Stable
Iceho Stage for Brooklyn the door four
times day FOR further psrculss apply to Hrs BERRIER
on the premises.