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Evening star., 1869-12-01

ALExANDRSA-SND8R THE NEW CoNsrfTr-
TlON.-Under the new Constitution the City of
Alexandria will have Judge Of the Hustings
Court, who win be elected by the Legislature;
clerk Of the Hastings Court, an attorney,
sergeant, q Treasurer, Commissioner Of
revenue, in addition TO the officers now provided
for, all Of whom shall be elected by the people
on the fourth Thursday in May, and take pos
session of their Offices ON the frst Of July fol-
lowing. The county will have judge, TO be
elected by the Legislature; clerk, sheriff, an
attorney, D treasurer, and a superintendent of
poor, TO be elected by the people on the first
Thursday after the first Monday I'm November,
and who shall enter upon their duties on the
tirst OF January following. The county will also
have superintendent Of schools who will be
appointed by the board OF education, consisting
Of the governor, superintendent of public in
struction and attorney general. Each Of the
townships into which the county may be divided
will have q supervisor, o clerk, an assessor,
collector, commissioner Of boards, and over
seer of the poor lone justice OF the peace and
one constable, whowfil be elected on the same
day that the city officers are chosen. In addi-
ton TO the abOye the county via be divided into
districts, each Of which shall have schools uus-
tees and overseers Of roads. II however,. the
county is re-retroceded 70 the District Of Colum-
bia in accordance with the reported recon-
mendati0ns Of the President, an entirely differ
ent set sf of.et g wiz be elected or sppointed.-
Evening star., 1869-12-01
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

slegraphed Exclusively to The Erenirg Star.

ftlegraphed Ezc,usirely to The Erenirg Star.
RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-The National Board of
Trade met at noou in the Capitol; Frederick
Fraley, Of Philadelphia, presiding. Prayer ~
ofteredby the Rev. Chas. Minnegerode, of tn,
Episcopal Church. Thos. w. AcCance, of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce, delivered an
address ofwelcome.
The following gentlemen were elected vice
presidents of the National Bosrd Of Trade :-R
A. Kirkland, Of Baltimore; Avery Pummer O:
Boston; G. 5. Hazard, of Buffalo; Geo. 0pdyke
# New York; w. w. Eagan, Of Chicago; rI y
GanO, of Cincinnati; Geo. F. Bagley, of Detroit:
j. W. Taylor. of 81. Pauls; j. j. Porter, o;
Louisville; Z. ID. Hallen, OF Milwaukie; ID. j
Burr, of Richmond; j. H, Brown, of Portland:
l. X. ShrSock, of st. Louis, and W. l.. Tren-
holm, OF Charleston. .rr
communication was received from the
Western Union Telegraph Company, rendering
the free use of its telegraph lines to members of
the Board during this session. Gen. Hiram
WaIbridge, Of New Jersey, then delivered an
address.
Russia wants Our Cotton Trade.
Telegrapaed Erciusirsly to The Evenin9 Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IA delegation wait
ed on Prince Gortschakotf yesterday in relation
to the subject OF establishing cotton fields and
cotton trade at khiva. BOkhara, and elsewhere
in the Asiatic possessions of Russia, in order tD
States.
The Prince promised his support to the
scheme.
NaPole06-s Speech not Liked Much.
TsIe9raphed Exclusively to The Evening .Star.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The various Paris letters
published in the morning papers to-day agree
that the EnperOr's speech on the opening OF the
Corps Legislatif fell fat, and that the public
mind is disappointed. The more the speech is
considered the less it is liked. -
Ne Hope Of Mr. Richardson's RecOv.
... cry. 80 .
TslegrapAed Exclusively to the Ecening .Stcr.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Mr. Richardson, who
was shot by Mcfarland, is slowly sinking, and
there is no rational hope OF his recovery. - .
The Emperor ClOseted with Mons.
GuiEOt. .
Tsle0yapked Esdssirely to The Erening Star. .
PARIS, Dec. lit is reported that M. Gufxot
has an interview with the Emperor every MORN
ing. 'f# f.
Distinguished Arrivals At s.the Hub -
Telegrophed Exclusively to The Euening Star.
BOsTON, Dec. 1.-Generals Mcclellan, q. A.
Gilmore, H. G. Wright, Lyman, and c. ID. Stew
art arrived in this city last night by the midnigh,
train.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-COtton very firm; low
Middlings, PAX. Flour IN good demand; How
ard street super, S4.75aS5; extra, S5.25as6 25;
family, S6:25as7 %; City Mills super, &5aS5.75;
extra, s5.50aS6.25; family, S7ass75; Western su-
per, 476as5; extra, S5.25; family, s625as7
Wheat active; prime to choice red, sl.S5ai. 40.
Corn dull, closing heavy; white, 90c-; yellow, 95
a96. Oats dull at 56aIc. Rye duh at sias1.05.
Pork quiet at SO. Bacon quiet; rib sides, 1ss a
l9c.; clear do, Hxc.; shoulders. I5IaI5kc;
hams, 21c. Lard quiet at 19c. Whisky weak .
but scarce at $1.05aS1.O6. Vt
BALTIMORE. Dec. Virginia 6's, old, AK
bid, 45 asked; do. 1886, 81 bid, % asked.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Stocks weak and unset
tied Money, per cent Exchange, long, 100 Z
short, 1C9%. Gold 121T. sos, 1862, l2x 10 5,
l06a106k Virginia 6's, ex coupon, 80; do. new
a1. North Carolina 6's, old, OK; do. new, 81 Y
New YORK. Dec. Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn scarcely 30 firin.7
Evening star., 1869-12-01

SENATOR'S.
Hon sCHUyLER CeLFAk, Vice President Of the Uni
ted States. Lafayette Square.
cssseriy, Eacene, cal Mas. " are.. near isth,
Carpenter, Matt. II :, Wis, No.s 4,f 81
ssi CS.f aenrs s ''srs; Srtss. st.sfss "a and 3D.
Drake, {. D., Mo, t26 street between sth and sth
E,s1 EESd SeSTEs n S s;xsS nss5 ,,s ss sSs sss1ss en-
HARLAN; James - Iowa: 90 II 8. bet: 10Th and IIth
Morton, Nor tom o. ;iP p, Ind IND n SSaii'aai boisi.
Ponsercy, = G. Kan, SIS II sc corner VT avenue.
scott John penn 3 Fayctts fs 3. e Georeetasn. s @
S 'sf? ss!I; : q: sSsG'ses
Trumbull, L.. III sal isf street east
Warner, Willard, Ala. 20 F,st
Williams, g. IT,, oregon, National hotel
REPRESENTATION.
Allison; n; Wm Ny. Millaris hotel.
ANtell, Samuel B, Cal, sss Eleventh st.
Bn,Isg BBsnaTs REM SGhP N Ohio Wssa5gto1 house
Cavsnalgh, j. NJ. Pa. ~ Jsmes' Ho,el as'
cna@ t1afse siSss sSsssy kansHr y y Th1,,, h9,s.
Eidridee, Chss. A. Vie. IS EIesenth ~
rinkeIssrs, Q. 4, Mo, - B :
HaIdeman, r., b. Pa, sts thirteenth st.
Hooper, samuel, Mass, cor. Fifteenth and n ste.
ingersoll, Ebon g, III, l6o @ 81
Jones, A. h Ky, = S.. Ia Eass 81 Capitol lssn ss. :"
Judd, Norman b. III. 2l Twelfthst.
kcasSSra9s kss M% Mn @ssss1sGP sssIaSs SSIse
Moo MMoCsrthhy, h Dsnnis; 81 N T. s6s Vermont ave.
Sislnef' fsss VIM, X T.: ii Ind liz Bea c.oree,Owo
Packard Jasper, Ind, 50 . st.
sypher, }. l., La, sz Twelfth 81.
s,aris sm,th, lanes w a. oregon, ~ . e.
ilkerson, Morton b, Mimi. National hotel.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

THE CHE sAPKAKE AxD ONO RAIL aoAD--As
much intere ct Is manifested i'm the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, it may be stated that the
the mouth or Big Sapdy; length Of the line COM
plete to White Sulphur Spgines, two hundred
and tyenty.Hye miles; incomplfte two hundfed
prices, el2 900 ,O0O debt s. O0o, 600; estimated
cost Of completion 80, 900. 900; amount to be
Furnished By the contracting parties $1,000 300.
Connections Western via Lexington, KY, Louis
vile, st. Louis and Memphis via Ohio river
route, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago, Indianap-
oils via Chillicothe and Columbus branch lines
embraced In the charter, Coyington to Lynch
Pleasant fortys61S milex fctalvote of stock
holders at the recent meeting 5000 shares for
the contract 81 900 againet it 200.
Evening star., 1869-12-01
By Baakers' and Brokers' Telegraph, Lemes n.
Gdssclvay, Operator.
Lewis johnson q Go. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:

in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. First BOard-U. s. 6's,
1881, coupon, 115I; 5-20's, 1862, coupon, 1l2a; !;
5-20's, 1854, coupon, 110x; 5-2O's, 1855, coupon,
lily; 520s, new 1855, coupon, lib Y; 55O's, 1867
coupon, 113H; 520's 1858, coupon, 113 x; 10 4O's
coupon, lO6K; Currency 6's, 1G Il; Canton, 40;
Cumberland, 25; Quicksilver, 13; Mariposs, Il !;
pfd, Western Union Telegraph, SAY; Boston
Water Power, lSsi Pacific Mail, E \; New York
hudson, IS heading, mic MiehIssn hRITsaet5en Central
tral, 1929; Cleveland and Pittsburg, co.,;
Northwest, 7lH; Northwest preferred, s.;
Rock Island, loi; Fort Wayne, s6x; Alton and
Chicago and Alton. 149; Chicago and Alton
prefd, i46; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
2X; Adams Express, =; Wells Express, Is Y;
American Express, 351; United States Express
81; Merchants Union Express, -. Market
weak. Gold, 121x a122X.
fBy Cable.]
pdGSs LoSDES, 'sss Dec; l. F. msaConsols; Is 9s
sOa; Illinois, 80; Erie, 2Oa AL; Atlantic, q.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-COtton market trmer
and more active. Sales 10000 bales. Middling
Uplands, ~; Middling Orleans, l2A.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

ONE of the most sadly curious letters Is that
written by the mother Of Herbert Field to Van
derp00l, his supposed murderer, at Manister,
Mich. After accusing and upbraiding him in
bert speak my name, mother, after you struck
him the first blow? Did he live many minutes?
Was he alive when You threw him into the
water?" The effect Of these graphic questions
upon the murderer's mind may only be tmaa-
ined. But further the desolate mother sayS:
YOU stole, or use one Of his hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, or anything that belongs 10 him" Il
is hardly to be expected that VanderpoOl will.
IL ---->~>------ -----d
The COURT at Omaha, Nebraska, which re-.
Gently tried four Indians for murder, had great
difficulty in empanellinga jury, as most Of the
asn. On the As ssss % one %s ss
man, on being asked II he had any such preju-
dice, replied: "No, only I've been chased by
'em, been In several battles with em, and would
hang every devil OF them at sight" slaa a.
q l-t-r - tH
THE GREAT confagration in Bordeaux has
suggested the following pleasant idea To 2
French journal: elm case q hostile fleet should
oonSs,d port, all that would q nece.ssry
petroleum. on the water ct ebb tide and light It
Wooden vessels would be burnt, while on iron
ships the crew would sll be roasted"
ssRThe journeymen tailors OF New York are
@The Southern Indiana Penitentiary pris-
oners pass the time In making counterfeit
nickek ~ n Ef.ut4 d fT
~A man in Cincinnati advertises for situa-
ton, work not 70 much Of An object as good
l1EPithburg swclb wear small mirror Is .
bosom-pin. h'l g.
uVThe Nsw York papers are dsPuting
whether the umbrella or stove .pfpe hat - me
better ''type Of modern civiiizsfion." - =.
~lp Fraacs-yhere - Do many thinss bet
ere pegnnise 10 heas lares buildine By tAs use
Of electricity. 80
~I1e la>est style for balh and ne opera Y
Paris y the Hungarian eoefune ana neayy eoae
snssOitsrto sss ssssssfsd ~ evp ~ -
Evening star., 1869-12-01
HOTELS.

snYER HOTEL,
Indiana av enue, corner Second street.
Thfs house has been newly furnished throughout.
and will he open the LIT uf December with first
rlase acCummC mC,aticns at moderate rates.
nos3l6t' r y. HILL Proprietor.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

HE ARLINGTO HOUSE.
This new and magnificent Hotel will be opened
for guests on or about the 18th Of November IL has
ACCOMMODATIONS FOB 400 GUESTS.
HAS FORTY SUITS or Rooms,
With ater-clOsets and Bath rooms sttached Also,
PASSENGER ELEVATOR.
THE JOHNSON HOUSE,
attached 20 the Hotel, will be fitted up Restau-
rant and opened about the same time.
Parties residing in the vicinity Of the Hotel be
supplied with meals a la Carte.
PARTIES desfrOus Of engaging Rooms at the Airing
ton will please apply TO Mr. Z. T.. BALLOON. Of New
York Chief Clerk no will be daily at the Hotel.
T. ROESSLE & SON,
nov lin ProprietOrs.
Evening star., 1869-12-01


FoRKieN NEWS BY CARLE.-Prooeedines in
the French Legislature Corps yesterday were
quite stormy, owing 20 the introduction Of sun
dry interpretations by members OF the opposa-
ton, and especially OF one introduced by Depr a,
Rssrail on the assassination Of citizens, and 4.
maDd1nR the Impeachment Of ministers.
The latest news from Paraguay is % ..heefer,
that the vanguard only Of the Allied army hss
naiSarmy being still prevented from ncyins inc
ffom want Of provisions.
The London Times speaks favorsh,y of the pr,,-
posed cession OF San Domingo 20 the Unitef
parties concerned, but 70 Europe and TIE world
TIE PRINCE LOUIS DE BOURBON AeAu.-
Prince Louis de Bourbon, whose romantic mar
time ago excited such attention and 90 much
nutter In the fashionable circle Of this city, is
again here with his mir Cuban bride. He has
been travelling quietly and uncstentstioosiy
purposes remaining here during TIE WintR He
seems AZ wei pleased wifh his experiences in
this Western republic ~ With the choice which
In spite OF the conyentionalities Of society and
the wishes of his royal relations, he made OF a
spouse.-E. " Haes.
~Gen. Burnside has gone TO Europe.
o0Jef Dayiss recommended salary A . a ooo
n. ,, Engisnd contains about 2s prinees-es OF
erland- y.
The Salt Lake Telegraph denies the truth
OF the report that en- Immense Mormon tenpls
was % be built af New York. -f~
HD Wade Hampton IVES accidentally hire.,
sy ,. W. Cobb. Cobb, ESQ, while huufinS n
getner on the Colorado river, Texas, shorf dSs
/ OThe recent strks q ne Psr,. c,.,., A..
roved % ss ssed thi.g 81 the sksrnine
ssaiSs ne S,se.s g ssy stga ~hs sAPdy
Evening star., 1869-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
,rnment Securities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, 1S6s.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations of Government
Evening star., 1869-12-01

PERsONAL--HOn. &. W. HamliR and Hon. r.
W. Osborn, of Florida, and Hon. II. H. Stewart,
Of New York, are at the Ebbitt.
Lord Wxterpark and Lord Berkeley Paget, of
England, are af Wizards.
Hon. John c. Breckenridge, and his sons,
Clifton X. and j. Cabell, arrived here this
morning, and are at the Ebbitt. = !
Evening star., 1869-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

As an internal remedy, has equal. In case. Of
Cholie, Summer Complaint, Dyspepsis, Dysentery,
Asthma, aud Rheumatism, it will cure in night,
by taking t internally and bathing with it freely
Ii is the best lniment in America Its action is like
magic when externally applied TO bad sores, burns,
scslis and sprains- For the sick headache, and
toothsche don't fail TO try il. In short il is Pain
Killer. no 3 I'm
Evening star., 1869-12-01

Telegrophed Erclusirely to The Euening Star.
BosTON, Dec. 1.-Generals Mcclellan, q. A.
Gilmore, H. G. Wright, Lyman, and c. ID. Stew
art arrived in this city last night by the midnight
train.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.-From the
1lth Of May, 1863, to the 18th of November, the
amount expended by Secretary Boutwell, in pur-
chasing bonds was SIS, ,2s2 ,2.2 l3, their nominal
face value being So, ,i7s 500. Such is the exhibit
made in the forthcoming repsrt OF Gen. Spinner, !,
United States Treasurer. He has added to his
report several pages on the subject of reducing
the debt, showing that il purchases continue to
be made as begun, adding on the accrued inter
est, the public debt will be wiped out in thirteen
years.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

TslegrapAed Exclusively to the Euening .ster.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Mr. Richardson, who
was shot by Mcfarland, is slowly sinking, and
there Is no rational hope OF his recovery. 80
Evening star., 1869-12-01

The NAVAL STAFF AND LINE BOARD ad-
iournc'd to-day, having fsiled to come to salts
factory conclusion of controversy to the statu.
of staff officers. The difficulty will likely be
settled by Congress.
Evening star., 1869-12-01
rarCurIOR.S HAIR DvE.

This sclendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world /;
The only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
Instantaneous; no Disappointment ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft AVID beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and
properly applied at Batcheor's Wig Factory, No.
Is Bond street, N. Y. se g. -eoly
Evening star., 1869-12-01
Russia wants Our Cotton Trade
TelsgrdpAed Exciusirsly to TIE Epening Star.
NaPokeoa-s Speech not Liked Nuch.
TsLeQydphed EsclusiusIu to The EreninQ .Star.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The various Paris letters
published in the morning papers to-day agree
that the EnperOr's speech on the opening OF the
Corps Legislatif fell fat, and that the public
mindi is disappointed. The more the speech is
considered the less il is liked. - - .
Evening star., 1869-12-01

The kIMBERLY-BUTLER SUIT POSTPONED
The case Of the Messrs. Kimberly Brothers, OF
Baltimore, instituted against General &. F.
Butler, to recover damages for alleged extOrtion,
Sc, while the defendant was in command at
Fortress Monroe during the rebellion, Ia, been
further continued uutil the 9th of April next.
Evening star., 1869-12-01
The Emperor Closeted with Mons

Tsltgyaphed Esdwirely to The Erenirg Star.
PARIS, Dec. lit is reported that M. GuizO
has an interview with the Emperor every morn
ing. p.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

APPOINTED BY THE PREsrDENr.-The Pres-
dent has appointed Thomas H. Talbot, of
Maine, to be Assistant Attorney General of the
United States In place of T. j. Dickey resigned.
Mr. Talbot has been clerk in the Attorney Gem
erals office for several years past. r
Evening star., 1869-12-01
EVENING STAR. !.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts to-day
from this source were s6i3 3Osi.95. 2
Evening star., 1869-12-01

fEhSONS " hO ARE 6RAx
Can have their hair restored to its natural coier,
and If il has fallen out, create a new growth, by
using
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAy
HAIR RENEWER. rH
II 10 the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
making leiess sti, brashy hair, healthy, soft, aid
Price 90. For sale by all druggists. -....-f
X. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprieters.
l. Inn
Evening star., 1869-12-01

SENATOR FRNToN, who is now In Paris, is not
in good health, and in consequence his return TO
United States has been delayed He is expected
to leave for home about the 10th of December.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

POSTAL CLERKs.-W. III. Asken has been pro-
NOTED from assistant postal clerk to clerk on the
cars between New York and Washington, in the
place Of W. l.. Barr, removed, and G. b. Pen
nington, of Baltimore, has been appointed to the
vacancy thus created. ..--
Evening star., 1869-12-01

DISPATCHES received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning from Rear Admiral Rowan
commanding the Aslatic Squadron, announces
that the Idaho was caught in typhoon and dis
masted, and that she will be laid up at Yoke.
hama as secreship. The health of the squad
ron was COED.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

LIEUT.. g. NJ. HUNTER has been ordered to
command the Triana now at the Washington
Navy Yard. s-
Evening star., 1869-12-01
EXCURSIONS, &c.
EDUCATIONAL.

THEGARY INSTITUTE, 4 .S27 and ,529.
y Spruce street, Philadelphia. Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies and Misses
Boarding and Day School. will reopen on MONDAY
September 9th. French il the language Of the fam
ily. and - constantly spoken in the Institute
Jy3 eS6m MADAME DHERyILLY. Prin1
Evening star., 1869-12-01

sVvHE RICHEST Cash PAID YOR kAplBg's
Sees a Chles;SsT CO 81 SlSSs4ii, sssss.
- = ID u. Asy sEtsF through M lss@ls!5
aeouD4 ~, fgaTH. ~ "t0 =
Evening star., 1869-12-01

The BANIsHNENT OF HEBREWS IN RUSSIA.
The President yesterday afternoon laid the ap-
peal of the delegation of Israelites who waited
on him, as stated in THE STAR,of last evening,
before the Cabinet, and 1t was agreed that the
Czar OF Russia be interceded with on behalf of
these banshed people. By direction of the Pre-
sident the Secretary OF State will transmit a
copy of the appeal to the Russian Minister and
one to Minister Curtin, at st. Petersburg. The
appeal will be accompanied by letter suggested
by the President, asking that the appeal will be
favorably considered by the Russian Emperor.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

THE WAYS AND MEANS CoMMIrTEE has been
discussing the tariff on coal. ~ .,..,. .
Evening star., 1869-12-01

THE MCGARRAHAN CALIFORNIA / AND CASE.
The Secretary of the Interior win take this case
to the United States Supreme Court on writ Of
error, IL is stated.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06
REAL ESTATE TO FXCHANGP.


AN EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY "A SPLEEN
"A DID House and Grounds, all modern improvements, at
Forest Grove Morrssna, nmandinR view Of the Park
aud Sound; old forest shade and fut In abundance two
nnufps from hOrse from depot ~ minutes
fng senmbOal and 20 minutes from For street.
Inquire AZ ~ Bownry.
NKrAKTFD-NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN PROPERTY
w exchange FOR article at everybody needs this
season. Address l.. k, box ljl Herald office
A DysRTi sEWENTs FOR Tiir UFEALD
n PECHfVED IN BROOKLYN At OUR
BKAECH OFFICE. Hj FULTON STREET
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

ITO LET-PARLoR FLOOR, Or SECOND FLOOR
with back Basement partly furnished for house
Keeping all eonvenences; references required 2ii East
twenty first street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY FROM NEW ENGLAND WILL
~ LET for Physicians Oce, Reception and Retiring
Room NIL the improvements Also other Rooms at low
sly West Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE FOR SALE
"A First class business Inquire at AT 6reenwich street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PART OF A PRIVATE HOUSE TO LEr-sIy
~ for $40 per month eight for S6p al
improvements; neigborhood first 40 West Thirty
fourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR SALE cHEAP.-CAsrLE-
ID Heights, hrs landing Staten Island; modern
house. ueenDnse bsf health, view and surround
ings unsurpassed Photograph a. COLLINs Us Pine street.
INARMs-BEsT OF FRUIT AND GRAfN LAND FOR
IT mid climate, perfectly beaithy good schoos also
chnfchts price LAID 1b per Improved Places
for sale thousands settling Address g. X. Lands,
Hneland, n. }.
INoR sALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ milo Saratoga Springs containing % OF
and splendid buildings. rees good mill and
power beautiful pond of pure particulars ad
dress r. $. kETClfUA, Sarstosa Springs N. y.
FoK SALE RACES, Hotel. rtic.xy.
consequence OF the death Of the proprietor This large and
house has recently remodeed and rernsed aud IN in
every respect a class hotel For particulars inquire OF
j. T.. SOuTHN ORTIZ, Executor,
Atlantic National Bank, New York,
or OF HOMER MORGAN No. Pine street, New York.
VIOTHL IN NEW HAVEN FOR SAJE.-TUE TERNOST
House. situated In the centre OF the city, which Is nearly
new substantially but Of brick; bye stories high nicely
nnthei containing all the modern Improvements, all the
hot cold water,
neatly furnished throughout with furniture made expressly
for house. The whole offered bargain portion
purchase money remain on mortgage, Included In
the above nice bathrooms barbers ahOp, dc &C. The
90 engage Ia hotel buness the above presents
opportuniy rarely offered Address ENOS fOUf,
aud proprietor, New Haven, Conn.,
I,ERsogs- WISHING TO suBsCRIBE FOR TIE
IL HERALD WILL BE SERlED AT AN EARLY HOUR
pY LEAVING THEIR Address AT Tie BRANCH OF.
TlCE on THE NEW YORK HERALD, 1b FULTON
STREET, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

90 sTuYVEsANT STREET, NEAR COOPER INsr1
s).D tute.-One elegantly furnished Suits OF Room
et to party gentlemen, without board, to gentle
man and wife, with private table.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

WET NURSES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAN BE HA
w Immediately. Inquire Mt Mrs HANSEN'S Nurs
Agency, No. 8 9Th IT., near BoweTy.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

90 THIRD STREET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHEn
20 Room rent without board, two persons
family private; gas, BATH &c. terms moderate II perma
Dently engaged. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

A FIRST cAASs LUNCH AND SAMPLE ROOM. II
n Coenties slip, win be sold at low prce, on account OF
haaf
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET FOUL
~ or hve furnished ROOMS sngy suite, at yer
low all modern improvements unexcepiionable oea
lion. I0l West Twenty-ninth street
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

Cc WEST SIXTEENTH STREET-AN ELEGANTLY
~ furnished suit OF Apartments rst floor, together
separately with without Board; private table II desired
terms moderate; references required.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

7 ARGE, COOL ROOMS OR FLOORS, FURNISHED
~ and unfurnished gas and water in rooms; bath
same floor. Inquire at $ ArnIty street
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

O1 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
y Three elegantly furnished Rooms suite, with bath
Also double and single Room, for gentleman and
wife single gentlemen. House and table first class. Refer