The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1858, Page 3

» Wood, for the Marder ef ale Beother’s Wile. ‘HIS PARTIAL CONFSSSION AND A+SgaTION OV INNO- CENOB ON THY GALLOWS. From the Roshester Union, July 10 } Ye yy at twenty-one minutes past taree 0 "clock +, Isaac L. Wood paid the penalty provided by Jaw for his crimes upon the gallows at Genesoe, Livingston county. As this was the first execution ever witnessed in the county of Livingston, and aa ‘an impression is too fast obtaining hereabouts that murderers should be liqnaed. rather than punished, we may be justified in laying before our readers something of a detailed report of the execution. The manner in which the trialand execution was conducted reflects credit upon the officers aud the pcre of our sister county, who have nobly aud mily vindicated the law of God and man, and in 80 doing have committed no act which need shock, the pensibilities of the most refined friend of law and order supported by justice, or any one else not so de) raved ato to sympathize with crime as well as punishment of Wood was not iu- Siena ina spit’ of revenge, and was attended with none of those riotous and disgraceful proceedings on which the paprnante of the deat penalty harp so much, Isaac L. Wood, who murdered his wife, bis brother, brother’s wife, and sought to murder two innocent children, was brought to the oe by the pevple of Livingston county orderly manner, and with great colemnity has paid the penalty of his crimes witb his life; and the scenes of yesterday no doubt made an impression for good upon all who witnessed them, and life is more secure in that section or the Bin, Thinking that the people of Monroe may rofit by the lesson of their et at the south, a ous ‘a report of the execution. trials and conviction of Wood we need not speak in detail, as all our readers are fawiliar with ‘what has transpired in the courts. Wood was con victed ot the murder of his brother's widow by_poi- son, at Dansville, nearly three years since. Prev- iously, his brother had died and sown wife, all un- AA ee, of poison. ny the time of the there was dot sufficient evidence to war- pores ‘an arrest, and nothing was done about the af- fair. Wood sought tosweep from existence a whole family, including two children of his brother, that he might their little property, of some of which be had possessed himself By & series of forge- ries. He nearly accomplished his purpose—the children alone survived—and tled tothe West, where he remained in seclusion for about two years, when— as murder will out—facts were obtained to war- rant his arrest, and he was brought back to answer. He was tried once, and the jury failed to agree ; but @ second trial resulted in his conviction. After the sentence was pronounced, to take effect on the 26th of June, an was made to obtain @ writ of error on the ground that the crime of for- gery was proven on the trial, bat Judge Joha- son was firm, and refused the application. Gover- nor King granted a respite of two weeks to Wood and that respite ended yesterday with his life. of the justice of the sentence, few if any doubted, al- though Wood persisted in his ianocence of crime from! first to last; but a partial confession betrayed him, and removed from the minds of ail at the Jast moment what doubts they may have enter- d. ‘Wood was a man thirty-six years of age, of small stature, weighing only one hundred and ten pounds. He had a common education, and while a resident of Dansville he was a member of the Metnodist church, and maintained ieee Pape rehip at the time he was destroying the lives of victims, At the time of his trial he exbibited symptoms of levity and inditfe- rence to religion, which led pb ae 4 ty suspect his guilt, and which destroyed all contidence in his sip- cirity as a professor of religion. In time of trial and great be esa age the true Christian finds a con- solation in faith, and does not then put aside its ela to resume it when all is sunshine and prosperity. When the Judge roth = jury, and they had retired to delil returned tothe jail with his brother, who Speke to spend a season in er. bd risoner declined, saying it was no Soneyt n. From that momeat his brother ‘wavere: his hopes of innocence, and now, we be- lieve, with all his ielatives, believes that Wood was @ guilty man. We mention this circumstance to show the character of Wood, and how mach his re- pretensions are worth’ as well as to explain the reason why no blood relations attended hia in his last moments. When Col. Wood, his counsel, communicated to the prisoner the fact that he ‘need entertain no further hope of escape from the dreadtul sentence, he seems to have set himself about the double pur- pose of putting on a show of Christian fortitude and making people believe that he was a persecuted and innoce ut man. He was advised by his counsel to call spiritual ad7isers, and he intimated his ee ness to do so. He asked Col. Wood to send him sue! a Ca as he thought would be suitable. Ac- cordingly Rev. Mr. Burchmore, rector of the Epis- copal church at Geneseo, attended him regularly at b. K and to the last moment of his life, ailurded tual consolation and advice as he could. ee ir. Bown, of Geneseo, and Rey. Mr. Mande- ville, of ey whose church the prisoner attend- that place, also called upon him fre- qeseily, om the ———— attended him to the gallows. —Mrs. Clark, of Lima— called apon Wood, and bade him farewell. She also left an order with the Sheriff to , deliver the body to an undertaker from Avon, who was to have it rly interred. The brother of the prisoner, be- ite an to, resides in New Jersey, and was at Daneville yesterday, but did not see the condemaed to bid him’s final adieu. Mr. Barnard, of Livonia, who married a niece of the prisoner, was present at the teoguations He, in common with the Tet of the or him as a guilty man. Thus de- pred by all his relatives, who had reason best to know his guilt, this wicked man weat to his final account. ‘On the evening before the execution, by request, District Attorney Hendee, Sheriff McCartny, J. Kershner, Hsq., and two deputies, visited the felon’s room in the 1. He talked of the crime for which he was condemned, and it was supposed that he was about to make a confession. It was then that he volunteered to say that he kuew that his wite, brother and brother's, wife were killed by poison, and that an attempt was made to kill the children, He also knew who the guilty party was, bat would not reveal the name. He said he was not the guilty one. On Thursday the was gine calm, and slept for more thar two soundiy and quietly, as the states, He spent most of the methine and the fhe rallows had tren erect. previa ‘The gallow: vious to the re- b pe ea ilding or rough ‘on the east side and adjoining 6 ot ne netics © was not suitable for an execution, being ot Pie, quite small in size, and built at an ear! ay The building erected was about 20 by 24 feet, sixteen feet hah. The gal- lows frame was a post extending to the top of the eon pogo cross tie. From the latter plank extended to the ground, and aloag poy dein Ane rte moe eon 9 “4 bd iron, weighing pounds, and rose ell five anda haif feet. The righ. . when Cay eg was Fong weiny by a rod and lat phy my the plank, and rap eye a foun of by the foot of the sheriff. A rope from the weg ran over the pullies at the top of the gallows frame, and to it the fatal noose was |, so that when the weight fell the man yh about four feet from & eve two feet again. preparations ‘were made cde pone oo MeCartn, | his deputies with care nt aan, that al should pass off in a coleman and becoming manner. The fai is situated in a beautifal re behind Canaseragas, of Dansville, and Big rile lery, of Geneseo, doing x; ard duty. ‘Outside the line of sentries a multitude of six or eight hundred assembled to aview of the prisoner as he was led from the jail to the gallows. The Fa od were quiet, and no sound of revelry or rioting, boister- Ousness or mirth, was anywhere heard, before or after the execution. A more quiet and orderly as- semblage the writer of this never witnessed, in doors or out. Sheriff McCartny had summoned the usaal nam- ber of witnesses to the execution, and about cighty rsons were gathered in the josure about the gallows. Atseven minutes*to three the deputies and assistants of the Sheriff formed double line trom the door of the jail to the scaffold, and the prisoner came forth supy o As . a either side, attended by the ergy. The sol- emn procession moved in ‘a to foot of the gallows. Wood was dressed in a common suit, green frock coat, dark plaid pantaloons, check vest, ‘white shirt without collar or cravat, aad wore on hia head a black cap, made of cambric; and this Jatter article was the only thing he wore which might indicate that he was the condemned. His step was ee he carried his head erect, and looked wy he gallows frame and paraphernalia of death with a 7 of defiant air. uty Sheriff Nash announced that Irae b. Wood had pa eae minutes to live, pee told him that he now had an o; unity Pi) then standi standing, with 2 a White handkerchiot his hand, proceeded, in a voice at first tremulous, we stronger as he went on, to address the Tlis remarks were often reiterated and repeated, and would not read well if peeved, * P= afl ‘We give the substance of what he said, as Herol pop Ag laws of my country to die, ‘and ina few momonts I shail be goao—I shit pass away pg world of trouble and jo One of hope, of happiness and Bory aod thin not te world may oall mo gail Blessed be God, thie word is not my soiding piace. ‘shail goon be atratchae:d het wea heaven and earth, aod stand at the jndgment rent oo ot You, Mr. Hendoe (Matrict Attorney), mat go there to y= you canwot eacape the jadgment. Glory to Gol! Me Judgment tz impartial, Jeeves Coriet will jutgo ve and ‘we can’t deseive bim : We MAP the World. bas oAN'Y Biesned be God | Tan « Dut T shal aon be « am ienocent * em coodemne porsecutora, for which T 1 kaow perfechy well wow l _NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1858. eg tape aNg Tad rainer die & tho: avre thet I bave Beestec telceet wd to die in a gain to nvm ef God! What is the cause the ealows) Ged knows ; ‘inand ‘KkDO® tf at it 18 Ww justice. "Lfee it. Pogo by men, but men are liable a y have ‘erred. there may be those who t believe rg Here the Sheriff interrapted Wood, and called him to listen to the reading Pot the death warran:. J.B. Adams, Esq., then read ina clear and firm voice the death warrant, the respite, and the letter of the Governor refusing further interference n the matter. Wood listened to all, occasionally bab a his face and neck with his handkerchief, and looking upward toward the gallows frame, and ‘occasionally whispering as if ia prayer. Rev. Mr. Bowne then stated that the prisoner had selected the following of Scripture, to be .tend on this occasion—to be fonnd in) Psalm 31st, verses 13, 14 and 15:— For I bave heard the slander of many; fear Legh on every side: while they Wok couneei together agalust they devised to take away my life, But J trusted w thee, 0 Lord: coer aE Ae. My wmes are ip thyfhand, deliver me from{the haad of wine epemis, and from them that persecate ine. Mr. Browne then kneeled for prayer—Wood also Kneeling. A fervent and appropriate prayer was then ofiered by Mr. B., beseeching mercy for the and pardon at the Throne of Grace, if in- dif guilty. asking that God would oven his m tthis moment to confess his guilt before men, thay ue might hope for atonement. Wood ex- slaimes “Amen,” often during the prayer, and when was looer’ of his guilt was alluded to, bis amen louder than before. v. Mr. Burchmore then read from the Episcopal Boy of Common Prayer the service appropriate to such an occasion, At the conclusion of the prayers Wood went on to speak something in too low a tone to be heard dis- tinctly by all. Just as he commenced to speak again, Deputy Nash told him that he had but 12 minutes more to live. He said :— Lord, receive my spirit! Blessed be God for the hope Ibave iu Christ, [a giaes of weier was given bm.) I thank the Lord God that ther religion to susteio me —tne reiigion of the Biole, of our Saviour, Jesus Carist, ft is the only religion to support one in such a tima, Blessed be God! You may cuil me wnat you pleseo—it isnowatter, There is sometniog in religion tual can support me io thia hour. I trust in Jesus Corie Bis Dicesed prouiseg I Lave Wo comfort me ~all those viewed promises Iclamithemal. I ioox to aim to forgive all my sins. Tam ianovent—! ave a hove the world kaowe ot ot~I bave the comforts of religion—it sustains @ wan, and gives Bim something to rest upon in this world. apd & hops cf iromortelity {am about to be changed ; I am go'Dg W anorber wor'd. Bieesea b9 God Depaty Na+b—You have seven mipures more to live. Wove—I cunnot exorees 1n9 feelings of my heart. I trust to Jesus. The same God that ass beeo with me a jong time T still trustin. You may take this boly—it te Dut a jump of clay— Dut the spirit will ascend to God, the imparne, and jovt judge Tloag to depart; God knows my beart; de kvows {am isnocemt, You cannosknow it, utbhecan. tbat is ail, Deputy Naeh— Taree minutes more to live. ‘®cod—] shall noon be goce forever tron my persecu- tora I bid you ati fareweli—fareweli—farewell. Blessed ‘be God! I can die any wnere and at any time Rey. Mr. Burchmore asked the prisoner if he felt perfectly resigned and was ready to meet his God. Wood replied:— ‘Yes, 1am resigned, avd blessed be God! Prepare to meet. heaven. Toeee are my dying words. God keows my icpocence, and will give me grace to die, and give me victory over the last evemy—deatn Lord, re- member methisday lamreasy w go. Lord, recelve me towyself. I know what Tam saying. Tam Brepared to meet my God in heaven. I know that] must be pun- shed accorc ing to the deeds done in the body. Farewell! Lord, reseive me. Wood then turned to the clergy, the Sheriff, his deputies and others around, shook hands with them soa.bace them farewell. His arms were then pin- ed. He exclaimed, “Oh, Lord Jesus, receive my. spirit! Oh, Sheriff, you ‘have keen so kind to me! Let me ies as ~~ as I Sait ned ‘Chase adjusted the rope about his neck, the ee cap was drawn over his face, ona) he took a seat in the chair. His time had come, and just as the was abont to tall the trembling culprit the chair, then tried to raise his cap, say- ing, “Oh, Sheriff!” “Ob, Sheriff!” and as he en- deavored to look over bis ‘left shoulder to the fatal tread—the foot of Sheriff McCartny sprung, at twen. ty-oné minutes past three, the latch—the drop fell, and with a bound poor Wood sprang four feet into a air, fell heavily to within two wo feet of the ground, and his sufferings were at anend. He hi hang bos and quietly for afew moments, with an occasiot convulsion of the body, and soon he waedead. As the drop fell, Mr. Barnard, who married a niece of Wood, and who stood near him, shrieked, “Oh, dear!” and that was the only human sound uttered at the solemn moment. band without, "aby, a bed played s a solemn dirge, and otherwise sileace In spotter oer the pulse of Wood had ceased to beat, but he was suspended thirty-five minutes, when the physicians in ‘attendance pronounced him’ dead, and the body was taken down, placed in a coffin fur- nished by a ister of the culprit, and takea forthwith to West Avou, where it was immediately interred, to be removed at some future time to New Jersey. Letter from the Wife of the Founder of the Berlin Free Love Lustitacten, We published not long since a statement regard- ing the rescue of a young wife, by her husband, fen the nest of free lovers at Berlin Heights, near Sandusky, Ohio. The developements made in the article alluded to have called forth the following communication from a heart-broken and saffering wife, who is the victim of this vile creed, or rather insane delusion. It tells a tale of anguish and sor- row which will arouse at once a feeling of pity for the sufferings of a wronged wife and mother, and of indignation at the vile tenets which inculcate sach } mao p and style them virtaous. It is from the leserted wife of the founder of the free love iustita- tion at Berlin Heights:— Javrerson, Ashtabula Co., O., June 5, 1858. T saw aa article a few days since, takea from your ) = er, giving an aceount of the rescue of a young lovely woman, by her husband, from the den of infamy at Berlin, “I do not know the name of this Jady or her husband, but my earnest pra} po God is, that she may never be led into suc! temptation again, or be brought to know tl of sorrow and degradation which that same fs famous creed has brought upon me. Lether thank a kind Providence that she is restored to the arms of a loving and kind hearted husband, and is not at this moment as Tam, a deserted and ‘grief stricken wite and mother, dependent u; whos daily labor for the scanty pittance whic! ~y 9 my little ones and keeps starvation from our ator, My husvand was the founder of the Berlin Free Love Institution. He has been a believer in the free love doctrine for about three years. A year or = ago he left home, ostensibly upon business, bat roamed around in search of free love com- tants "havi found a number of which, he took hem to Berlin, and founded the infamous den of last which now exists there. He left me with three little children to provide for, and nothing to doit with bat my bands. I have stood for fear days in the week over the wash tub, Ley | until my stren; ae many a time ~~ entirely, for the sake of Tittle. money with whtct to feed my children. His father owns a little house and two acres of land, on which we live together. We have managed to keep the Saty Seer together thus far, although all the money my husband has sent me during hisabsence is nine dollars. His father is eighty iene » has buried his wife and six children. y peated wep his last or on earth, and he ex- pected in him a prop and sup; in his declining — but he has now no one Tut me to depend upon. is a good old man, and bears his troubles with Christian resignation. Six weeks ago I wrote to my husband to come home and let me see him ouce more. He came on the 20th of June, in the morn- ing, and went away the same day. He had not seen me for more than a year then, and yet his heart was encased in an iceberg, which I tried by every endear. ment to meit, bat, alas, all in vain, He told a story, as long as the Levitical law, of the pure and elevated life he was living there—how much of which I be- lieved you can imagine. His name is Merritt A. Hunter. He has been trying to indace his father to sell his little place and come to Berlin to live, bat he will not do it. When we taiked to him of the wicked- ness of the life he was living, we got nothing from him but profanity. He never ased profane or valgar language till he became a free lover, and was always a good and kind husband. Tell the lady of whom you spoke that T will be her best friend, and will always sympathise with her, although we are han- dreds of miles apart, and her name is a secret. Awxe Hunran. ng heavily Dan Exwerr’ ¢ MINSTRELS IN A ‘a Prowr.—We learn thot while Dan Emmett and his Melodeon troupe of this city were performing at Minneapolis, Minn., they got into an altercation with some ot the Minne- sota lambermen, who tried to force their way in oe paying the customary fee. On Thursday evening a crowd of one hundred and fifty men came about nine o'clock to the hall, and after ing around outside some half an hour, at- tempted to take possession of the stairway and force anentrance. The doors were quickly aud quietly barricaded. The confusion became somewhat gene: ral among the andience, and sticks and clubs were secured by @ portion of those inside, who then took oe a toe The doors were pushed inst the rowdy lumbermen, and ‘on the in- he by some half a doren resolute men, with clubs, some Hh whom had left their ladies to protect the hall. Dan Emmett, Frank Lambard, Max Trwin and Johuny Ritter, came to the resene and pitened ia. Dan whaled taree of ‘hem, and the last that was aeen of Frank, he was “patting in his left” on “the nob” of astalwart six foot lumberman, in a style which world have delichted Sheridan, aud astoniai ed the Sevent war mo! finally gave ap the attempt, andthe porforiaince went on uiuterrupt ed, —Chycago Le nocrat, Jitly 9. YANKEE Dogma The following letter has been received by a gentleman of this city from our accom- plished Secretary of Legation at Madrid :— Maparp, June 3, 1858. My Deax Siz—The tune “Yankee Doodle,” from the first of my showing it here, has been acknow- ledged by fa ace ialnted with music to bear a strong resemblance to the popular airs of Biscay and yesterday a professor from the North recone it as being much like the ancient sword dance p! on solemn occasions by the cola of San Sel He says the tune varies in tl rovinces, and pro- poses, in couple of months, to pods me the changes as they are to found 1 in their different towns, that the matter may be judged of and fairly understood. Our national air certainly has its origin i the music of the free Pyrenees; the first strains are identically those of the heroic Danza Pore. as it was played to me, of brave old Biscay. Very truly, yours. Bock nGH aM Sarre. Atte --PLBASH FORWARD ME YOUR ADORKSS ittin on wesount of @ alight mistake occurring Jaat (east RY BROWEH—COWF DOWN TO THE STORE / this (Toerday) afternoon as 4 o'clock, or, if unable to come, write, 6 une aad place for Wean: sina nA leila ‘CiuRoa. SATURDAY WTH INST. P M—WALL STRERT STAGE © from Browdwas. cornet of larand sureci, 19 Pearl atreet, corner of Wall address a line to Bs cap a knows, roe e 03) COTLAND.—A FRIEND OF JOHN RP; So Methm of Jeon Norrie, Mussel & fea Leaereke ipa, ised, would be gad to bear from bim Cail o- vend bis pA pe Castle Garden, New York. Quebec popes EXCURSIONS, eae A SIONS, dy} Commo ning STEAMBOAT WASH. FPON Capt Thos, Joces sud barges JEVFERION LFIMORG, in thorough or¢ or, can ve chartered for er excursions on reasonable terms. Alno, a ema’! tus ray cy rednced price, Apoly to A. VaN WIN- BLE, sperierapsatettenetatenrsearchaiieptoenereernanerstennentmecliik EXCURSIONS FOR THA FISHING BaNcs—rae steamer OHO, Captain BE. A. Rergusoa, will make gegular excursion to the bing Banks on Monday. the Un, ‘Weopesday, 1stb, ‘Thursday, toi, and Prvday, Tith ot July, Leaving Agios Spring sires at 734 Peok iio at 8h, Pier 4 Nort atVoriock, aM Gaytain sichaed Yuioe will acsompany the boat. A cotillon band. Balt, fabtng tackle refreshments, a0., on board. Pare ouch wa: 2 conta. N. B—Chis boat chatter 20. plo niosduchoals, ma Peilog sents, jes, societies, &c., when not advertised for the OR, a8 FISHING BANKS.—sTSAMB NEW HAVEN, %. Anderson, every ‘ay. Suturdaya excepted, leaving Ghombers treet TiN; ‘neon strre!, 745; Spring sireet, 8; Peek 8:15; pler 4, at o'clock " Good muse on bard, also abing tackio, bait and refiestmente, Meals at all hours, on the European plan. PRE FIRST ANNUAL COTILLON AND PIO.NIG_EX cursion of (he 1n’epgndence Hussers, Tronp I, Third regiment. NYS. x, on Tharstay, July 22 up ine ‘tudeoa Hizey 10 Dobbs ferry, landing at Hengen’s dock — The eplendid ftesmer W ASHLIN: decked ba eM, WOKS ana sereares ot are curages, ant Wr Bloges, of the brewery at vobbs ferry, bas kindly consented to allow the nse of his magniticent grounds tor the occasion. Wie- &-nd’s Cotiion Bant will be attendance. The cormiee ‘ledge tbemseives that they will rpare no pxpene torender thie one of the most Uelightfal exciratons of tae neason. Tick- ets for thy ocsnsion one dollar, admitting & gentleman and two ladier, csn be had of the following co maittes, or of any mew ber of the troop. and on the boat on the moraiog of the excursion:—Capt. G. Hencken, Jr, 191 Daane street; ex- Capt, Welyen, Canal and mitzabeih streets; Lieut H. Kise bart, 69 Foreyth etree; Lient. a. fodieberg. Canal wad Mott wre Hi Gerdes, Seventh avenue and Twenty. Sera Seventh street; J. Dobling. tlarrison and Weet Grow, 182 Bowery, ‘the s.eamer will stop at Broot Bast river, at7 4M; South Fourth atreet, Williamennrg, Peek sip r aureet, North river, mereet atte vid Prwenty sirth atreet. at 9.0’clocK. M. Turping. wit wlop a Twenty sixth street, Frankitn sirest, au ver No, 4 North river, Ketreshments will de furnished on TLLIAM HH WEBB, CAPTAIN HAZZARD.—THE above splendid steamer will leave pier No 4 North river, Thursday, July 16, at baif past six A. M., for the Obo- dere banks. ILLIAM HB. WEBB, CAPTAIN HAZARD, —THR adore splendid steamer will leave Pier No. 4, North river, on Jhuredsy moraing, July 15, 1858, at haif past six prelork a. m. for be ourpose of towing several boate to the Cholera Hanke, off Fire Yeland THE MILITARY. Pg Xo ~~ or ee bane gang nym S = jw Market Hall, 1 # the fellewing reeotitions: were Adopted and ordered io D8 , aad a scopy forwarded othe Volouel of the 'ved, That the resent visit of the Reventh ae foes od a tad by Mt our eliy go ny ae e sion of infinite gratification . and mmapi - creased regard for them a men taal retion ia r unbound miration for ence as suidiere eocesred theta 1 ua As err nt in'useese of the re: m LO so Imor us with @ sease of tbe cordial fellowship which they wor would cultivate and cherish be tween sil ati lo fed sepuons of this belzved eountey thet ‘oad remem! ‘and will ever hervh tho recollection of thet y's ts nickre 3. Resolvea, That we have beard with deep and sincere regret of the tad bereavement which bas overiakea the ment Ha departure from cur cl'y, im the desth, oy drowning, of one of its be! name bas At we Cor: in W. M. ELLIOTT, Presi: Lientenant L. J. Bossirux, Acting ting BILLIARDS. 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OAH AM, ‘thing in ,ood order, built by 5 well aoe racing 44 weil aa for cruising ny comrade outa . YOUNG, 18? Front street. BPOLTING, ASR BALL MATCH TilI8 DAY cannecin ieuves Fulton market a alip. 690.7 50 M cars leave Finehing the raime hours, en's Point with the 104.48 for New York MEN q “AND SPORTING 1 ot as * spisuor, ‘ill rel! by retail, at wholesale ori aN Lime ay fulanlevied wisel m, Roreuanion on ivetore We ANTE YOUNG MOORING i Wh, reid yy sgimger and healthy. Address, with qqaaittlen, CLOTHING, 40, NY QUANTITY A GEntLanen’s avy orr wanted for the city and Western eta, for cen! more than thetr sup ceed will be ald by 08 Ai the #.ore or addressing Thomas 0. Comroy, 46 Contre street. pS, Sa OFne x4 85,00) WORTH WANTED. C" ya hee ing Bpraly or ts . rough poate JA MKS MORON AY. Wo. tt Pearl sirest, LAS ARD Seat nn HAVING ANY CAS secon 1 rye! ‘Bc.,to Gapore of wil recet re the fuir ae r-% ing oraldressing B MINTZ, 282 bevonth crwcentTwen'y seventh and ‘Twenty eighth sirecia. FINE ARTS, M. HALL & SOM. 0 BROADWAY. as ve svar received from the London Sterescopic ye ‘new and ap endid colieetion of views Gall wad see 1 SEGARS AND TOBACCO, ‘VERY GREAT VAMIRTY OF ILaVANA, DOMBSTIO and German segars cnn be found a! my sataniiaament st very low p ices; full seven ver cent below tne market, Cash advances made to any amount. 0 CHERKS, 17 Brosdway RGARS, PRGARS—100,(00 SROARS FOR fale, TO pay advances os oe Ss oul very cheep, at Si per cox: 80 per thousand. OW) Figarus at BO por OX OF $14 per thourand — This ina chapoe seldom oflered OMTUINAL JACOBS, 407 Brondway. PMAN, OF PC sITtON y J “MEANA, “WISHES othe weciwasn nog Indy of witow, aated, wb ® ¥ unoay, Address Lar Biatin, Hrondway Post orl GENTLEMAN OF ABOUT Taare Five Lt 19 sirous cf forming the acquatniance of an sosomply ad young } sootety he ©: = whet inairimony. Ridrees a. On tor i is"Hleratd en ____ DENTISTRY, ARTrcrAL Teer canara Tin, Lownst tinaows gums on pistina, Tooth xi . ‘pain. tI Dame Tine aes eee BO. DUR (Ot gone RAILROADS, DENASVLVANIA RATGROAD, The great central roale to ihe Weat Time at leset an re sud freight as low at all times ae by pesbage tekete of to contract for fret y pein inthe entire West, call at the Tagore House, Now York it aonees Aitons, Mew Fors, Jupes LR & % Ameo 3 SPECIAL NOTICES, - Saeed POSALS FOR 8300 000 Om! ment Fund Stock.—ceales a rene peers ye 8 sitcce Ro. $e of yr 4 watil Moaday. July 6, Sa, 02 the same will be pub: oy ole or aay zt of the amo Ludted thousund “40 we Comet Park taornve Ir ent Blosk pf the Clty of New York,” tatot the Legislature of the State entities Stn ca fotaky ulation and government of ‘he Ventral Pare in ‘the cliy of » wYork,” passed April 17, ana by an ortingnse of the ail, ap oroved b; Mayor November 9, :457, ane bya further ‘the Common Council approved A @ Mayor Jone i be gaie stock til Somsint of three thousand shares of one bus a ed doiter ira can mere, bearing interest a} the rate of atx per c Dt per i doe he quarter, yesrly, and the princt oat Peccemable first rota Leip en 1887. > oposals wil] atate of shares aud the Len | sadly id Mee Bhs eae ae follows: $50,000 within thre days after the agreptance of the roposals and the bal oO samnnetg ‘Ot $6000) cash anil dhe. whola sun fa aa ‘The pi arcepted will be todeprait with bo Ly mend Ulty the sum Bes | and covered by th the bid, and on presen Fesentiug the receipt of the ‘Obemberisin wireller, will be entitled to receive a So thepe there vaina of the number of shares, carrying interest fr _e reposition should be sealed up and endorsed “Pro aix i cent Central Park Exprovemeat Fond prpgouls jon may then be put up in a second envelope, sesied aad directed “A. O. Flagg, Comptroller, No. Records, New Yors.”” ‘The right is reserved on the part of the Comptroller ‘o re fect any or al of tae ds. if comsidered necessary 10 protect dr protaote the falereate of he sity, ae OI FLAGG, Comptro'ler, Pee of Finance, Comptroter *s oilce, New York, <PROIAL NOTICE—NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS’ Seciety —The {etaae monthly mee! of this society will be beld at the Metropolitan Rooms, Hester street, oa Torséay © the 13d inst, at So’clock A punctusl at: ren - a — action will be taken on ge section ofour by laws, By’ A) RAT Recording Secretar. 0G LOST ON TH® STH—$5 REWARD —LOST, FROM 236 Ninth street, a small bixck and tan terrier sit; a- #10 the name of Fanpy;eara cut square and badly; hed Hisr marked Komeo ‘The collar way have slipped off \prunving, Whoever will return ber hall receive the above reward and the | thanks the owner. OUND—ON THUKSDAY, JULY 8, A SMALL SUM OF money, which she owner, wheo proved, can receive. at West Porly fourth atre ym 6 to S o'clock P, M, by pay: ing for thin adver tinens UND.—-FRIDAY, 2ST MAY, A PORTS, MONNATR eins te \d one or two othor articles, which the owner con wing property, in & note addressed 4 box No. 258, Pos nd paying for advertisement Peart SILVER MUG, ON WHICH Was ENGRAVED Given to Manuel %. Latorre.” la a Seventh avenue sage, "A bere! reward wiil be pald oy leay-ng it to R. La torse’s store 187 Pearl street, corner of Cedar, O8T—A BANK BOUK, NO 188,039. OW THK CHAM dera sireet vavings Bank, in Bieeower atreet; the finder will please yetura it to tae Owner, Mary Keefe, j2 orion sireet or to the bank. O8T—ON THE 8TH INSTANT (SUPPOSED TO BE taken by mlaiake) from the Cunard Kteamship Company's wharf, Jersey City, a buodie eoaiaining two overcoxta,¢ oul ap and travelling rug. ever Willretura it to the How. fo Hotel corner rocdway and Maiden Lane, wil be ln. erally rewarded. Ost—JULY 12. IN GOING OVER THR SOUTH FARR, pookes book, containing some billa anc papers of py one exept tae owner; snd & note n favor of ve & Oo, dated July 5, 1858, at three months, for p.n woich payment is sloped. ail persons wed sgainet negolisting said note, Any (pe who Will return the same to 244 Conrt s'reet, Brook yn, will re- ctive # reward and the ihanks of theowner O8T—FIREMAN’S BADGE NO 2890. TT FINOER ‘will confer 4 favor by leaving the aaine at the Chief fice, No. 21 | Klizabeth atreet, Lent} NORDAY, 12TH INSTANT, AT 9 O'CLOCK Now canary 9rd, from No 89 8t. Mark's place” Aj finding and returning the same to ‘No, 89 8t. Mark's piace wili be verally rewaraed. Ler. PAB ak NO, 12 195, FROMINSTITOTION of Merchanta’ orbers, 616 Broadway, The firder will please leave vitat the bask. 20 ae ‘Thoma Mase 9, sre cw 3 P . TONE 80, hom acd: a i Biewbelm noantel £32 Sicel andl tant tend inond in cae of his bind age, 1 bring ‘him as pop hey will get the reward. EWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE 5 neighborhood of Sixty fifth sreet. Jones’ Wood, on Sun cay morning, July 10, ® amail yellow terrier elut; abort bar, veryemoo ; aor wer® tO tbe bame of Fen; short tail and cropped ears Whoever will returo her to No 2) omen willreeeive the above reward an the thanks of th ov $ REWARD —LOST ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, A binck and san terrier dog, six or eeven spols of hair off bi back. Apply at 142 Greene sireet, 10 REZARD.-Locr, IN RIDING FROK ND avenue through Tenth street, acrows the ferry to Green IRL thence WOwarce Astoria & fOId walch Iota on tbe pack J. HW. The auove reward will be paid to ine finder by Kxcbange BOARD THE HOBOKEN $10 ferry boat on Sundey, July Iie heavy Fold cue, contaning ® pair of gol’ spectacles. | The cose was mer arf Pies, ‘Fhe bors vewsed wil on sald vo nay per eaving the came at 149 Went Fourteenth aiveet. ‘| S10 Sirencra REWARD —LO8T, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, ATTHR ar Lan weal corner Broadway Ly Sairae ie pan Se ab eee ease favor by sending them \o box No 1,201 Post odice J. 8. CARPENTIER. $20) REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A POOKET book and contents, belonging to the lal Jos. 0, Later, of Brooklyn: lort oa 3d of May Inst; of $100 for ang concerving the same, per order of Theo. Tiiton, tile ofthe Independent 22 Beekman street. WATCHES, JEWELKY, 4&0. OLD AND SILVER WATCHES VERY LOW, be bape yey bog all ena of gold sud silver watches at lean Lawins’ OurTiewan's Td i eee. Cn Ey wachea, F. Cooper watches, is ircre iff ze é i z iF j H Ff es bee LE ai? of watebes and jewelry, ‘and retail, Lh sy 18 FOUND IN THR LAKES AND RIVERS vor hited Bates bought by i, W. PLUMB diamond bro. information alforéed upoa Wwaicbes and Jewelry bought ‘end same. 'VING CONSIGNMENTS OF Li ap yee by ieee ew Pt Pugs, er by sppiy dough: upper to-day anc row the inat-h "pon Dim to row (de same "ace and distance om Tharslay es ‘aly 15, for $50 or $10), the money fa 1n the hand: ie Roveria, wb) will make all necessary men's Mr. Daw or his friends will please eal, on ‘arraoge the mader P. LYNoe, Monay, July 14, 1888. HaLLEN GR -—THE OWNERS OF THE Boat +¥4 Firby having claimed her 10 be the winning pos: at the matchroce en Thursday, July Hy cons*quenee of Aa acct to the boat rare |, Lheraby offer to aail the Oreoe bore oa geinet the David Kirby or any other boat of ber length (28 feet), the same race for $20 to Rew Rochelie, July 9, 1888 JAM 4S BPARKINS, ASTROLOGY, WONDER—THE GIPSY PALMIST.-IF YOU wisi to know all the seoreta of your past sod future life, tae Snowlet ge of whieh will sare you years of sorrow sat ours, visit the Gipsy, a! 407. ‘The wipsy has 0 sesres which w it gab the the afoesionr opposive: B_ WHO WAS § sor, On HEARD oF ta CRLESRATED deen conruet by to) oad ether dittes, with entire siisfaction, ual. Mae tlie the mame of conficent abe has a0 future wife or hushand, also thet of her visiter If you wish pT At 39 Bowery, opposite Bleecker siroot 0 conta, gentlemen 81. Qianarens tree DAW Hav INSTRUCTION yCADENIES OF BOUKK RREING, Waitin, NAVE Acanae ‘farithinetio, 4c, 6? Bowery, N.Y, 253 Faiton e irooalyn. Tantra: sup arain, 404 ia, day of even ol M. 8. Pato Upon & aystem of practices eaay to be noquired, aod temp aaah oie 0 = Pf ssieed AND NOOKKEFPING, aaklin street. The # =p. dally for olage of priva! Gaarantwed to ail, old aad OOKKERPING, £0, 9) WAGKER GTAwer.—0. F, FUsTRa, ® ‘of “Dourle Salry Biacvtated” and other poonlar works, gives ises day and evening, in writing aod ig gentiohentt athie remdeace 2) Walker steers, whore youn; 1 fOr morsanille pareuils Tite expeditions aad superior manaer FURNITURRK, AGE AND ENAMELLED FURNITURE, OF RY tirely new style and euperiot Wormmanuship, at (he olt established mani ssw: Brosiway, between dousion Bleecker streeta. from $25 an prs, Gels Setetuily packed for the eonntey. J.B. PRESLY. Goer RD CHAM6ER SUTTS OF cusereess, is ail colors and oxvies, wholesnie and re ail, at prices (rom vrde HREN WaRy, Hy c rest, old 38, four doors ext ot Broadway, New York. Proaeitos: ALL THE RICH Bovey FURST. tare con fa te private residence 210 Weat Twenty- second st. between Righhand Ninth svowusa, will be offer. ed at private Ty for A a med Gne regent rosewood solid pearl keys. FoRetere AT PRIVATE SALE ~¥- ALL Pat. famtly. about leaving the country, desires to dis OF their furniture, which teal! frat class ‘sad ‘made by makers. A ccvaidershie reduction will be made on ive goat Avoly ots West Fory first street, second door west of PRR, FURNITURE —HIGHReT CARH PRICE offiee and other fnenitare carne'a, n M advance liverally on furnttare dachowte. Porses, wagons and all to be sold at ane’ Apply to Li CHARD ine aireat, OTICR—A GERWAN GENTLEMAN ABUUT y. offers vine AA tesrition at private tors Co gant farnitars, 91 nesge, €s, toela line parlor tu @ qheh Goitd rosewood Ceamee in wh tne siaantoris, « foram aero, centre and rier Ar vemela In barurss, le nase, 168 im erence, door from Fwen + {X_OPPORTUNTTY FOR PARTIR’ WistING TO ove ont alochs of merchandise, cab a located, wll be exchat preterred. revere! thousand dol- acres of wes’ ——. dears ee XCHANGE FOR GOODS, LAND for The srvcle hy iow ey ID B50 ner cant fo partie ne) ie 9 righ (0 “ty cola Lis be dia, sroasd eutang New ae ant Seat fey to panies alt of, Kvery eatiatad! Woe at 487 Broadway, BO torte warerooms, bet BALE. —A HANDSOME | | RESIDENCE ON STATEN 1) Wand, containing: Gispowed of at agen at SP FomPaun, 88% 85 Nassar IMMEDIATE POSSES- fish basement brick hese = Jot Ooi 98 in tho modern en or eal oa Mawr art immediate'y, ribs OR BAI Pantone a (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY. part A eoun' res of ( Genannitotat, west of Haseon rie 3 Aa frei, and son cade wees, cheap access; i Nason eer cece RSaALE CHEAP—TWO TWO STORY A! x. at brick bouses in Flee! street, Hdrooklve, toe ioe ed feet from Les venue one, and fiftesn minutes! walk uses a Inthe very best manner, Price $3, on the \aree iacesion sows koot oatoniidiags aod ou. Apply © JBAB. wa ant compiotad —THE NEW DURHAM BOTuL, ated op the Hacker ssck plank rod, 3) saiies tow Ho: boken, containing four sapeeio a bas a business location; it cannot be surpassed. “app! De premises. Terms easy. OR SALR—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY! RESLDEN Dk, within wenty minnte’s stage ride from Ho cken ferry, ‘with stable, well aod fruis trees, view maanitiveat, art cnab ‘the reet on Heniaaceavenns, oorner Alto, the house and lots in the rear. pO& SALE OR EXCHANGZ—TWO brick houges in West Thirty third sivent, for lols near the vepival Perk, or a good tarm near New York. free sn | clear of iueumbrance. Apply to Mr. T, GAFFNEY, No. 10 Centre street, opposite the Hall, QTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.—FOR SALB O# WILL be exchanged for city property, « small place of 10 €8, located on the AMDOy Toad, about one mile from Ko. two story house, barn, &o., ‘one of the best On tho’ faiavd, pos for a summer or winter residence. pply to Pk’ at Kossville, staten Inand, oF Ad JouRN BAY, Jr, 82 Warren street, New York, RENT, zane, oF FOR SALE-A LARGE pounue th eigbt lola of ground aliwched. Pn: a garden, wud oontaine ail Kinds of sit ramises a tae stable, ice bo uildings; rem low. ‘on the premises, ‘eat Hoboken, N.S rs ora Sy atrael W acri tepville; (here is @ i ines; 1 round te taid out tout ios 4 chicken Souerned ‘lber ou ou kK. SHKEMAN, 262 Youth Buren street, between Nostrand aad pea e Ral <TWO GOOD, NEW AND WELL LJoateD cottages in Brooklyn. will be exchanged for fll be pald for an additional 1a, addrons, early, 0. Frans: Maroy aveaues, Kast ee $2.70 merehandine, and ifthe desires amount, a goods are a1 —FOR SALE. WITHIN TWELVE MILES + of this city (#9 acres), a most noendid coun uy seats extra fine buuotags trate and improvements, eaay of Recess, and W. Hi. aELIOK. ri “srondway. MORSES, CARRIAGES, ae PAROUCHN FOR SALK—A SIX SEAT BAROUCUR, a span f Walter's carriage manufactory, taney es corner lar streets, Brooklyn, r AST be por y WANTED—MUST BE SIXTREN panes, ound and kind. frice not over $130 aust be week bciore » burieg. Bring horse to Pier 16, orth river, order, will be sold low yo FOR SALE—A BUMBER OF BECORD withont beatoses ve bie, wiibout top, £c., &c., at No. 59 Kidridge F%, “BALE—A MAGNIFICENT TROTTING HORSE picheietntes tyS'RG" Fass ea adiee SE Herald Cflice. F% sae Lat or borses, 16 mane and tails, tive ted wx years old, perfestly sou! kind very the colebrsted trottiag Dares Trne Jobn. bes trovted bis mile in Se ene 9 cando i agen further partloulars apoly at the corner of Brooklyn. JOHN WILSON. OR BALE—A BUCKSKIN MARR, 814 YEARO O10, 'a or genilem a's nd fle hore: and gentle animal. ade reas BUPERIOR CARRIAGS high, color bright vay, ra pearl aia Maks bory' J very L SALE—A GRAY HORSE, GOURD AND. KI@0; tro} in three minutes to the po! ica 1 bance high, faa traveniere; cont fam ly borwe and wa ou sly at 162 Vasrick at.eet, BA PAU bind OF eee, ae Poa. chased in Preven‘ owner are bisck ifcon hand Kunde Wieh, twitch tails, kind. aa Very suttabie for # fan'}y Alaa, & pair of po 2 Will be dispored of ata ae bas no use for them. Would wke « gt gurriage ia part payment. Apply to ALFREY PRRRMAN, 36 Broad wm BALD BORGES, WAGONS AND HARN 683, 100 ht family carriages, rockawars, back expreas wagons; This Bove Tiefors Sere atooe tor gale chesp at RBALE—A VERY SUPBRIVK MARK. 15\ | Ramos As eh gray, o Pass years old, entirely mi * Owoer baring 10 time to vee * Apply for four days to JOHN rakn, ‘Kea ware dealer 546 Kighth avenue. FOR SALE A CURSTNOT GORAEIL HORSE, 00ND Wd) n arive Rim; trots inw Fa ree me oad someaey aanee barnes, nearly new, price Myrtle avenue, R PALE A oe ee ie eee Hawk COL - by) sade inh Cyr ire, Smee y Agu wh eure, very fonod and Pride modersie: "apply 10 RICH ALD WALEEAS, 250 ‘ane very hao 17 foe wegeetiom t's or JOR SALE—A BEAUTIVUL BAY MARK, FIVE YEARS ol, rough and ready, bet New Jeraey sock; cau trot mile in three minutes iver a fo: sound and Kind, will go in single ‘want cf use by the owner. Also. wagon ard harn quired. Can be seen at Meighan & Marphy’s stable, 21 Roowe yell sireet or at 130 Pesrl street between 12 and | o'clock. SaLk—A FINE ie G TAL “BAY HORSE, be sold chanp aa the omreer to going to Manope ‘all at Nos, Wand 4 West Thi tb etry JARMAN TOWN ROCK A. ‘Oo WELL MATOCARD both on at Mr, GURTZ6'S (oad mireets, Hoboken, N. Sneed corner of Wark: poses FOR SALE.—A BEAUTE FOL fine styie. foal sad kled, withoat na for pa Eo ORK TaTTRRSALLS, SIXTH AVE. birty sireet. This & au solar axle At euciion of horses, wagons bi TR, AC Also, without reserve, & good row! horse, As: owe two gent Tht road wagon. Phil _OhOBGR OLEMENS, Pr Propriet sr. ORSES.— DR, RLLIOTT'® INF¢LLIBLE CURE FOR horses. fr sale at 115 Third feratcdes, manee, ete, ia avenne, and et Mart Miguire's boiel, MoComb’s dam. URSER=DK. RLLIOTT'S INFALLIBLE EMBRUCA ‘iam streag hening ‘he siw avenue, and at Mark Maguire's by LB, CARA? —SEVEGAL ver mounted, wil! De at No, 2 Bevond #, cuesp apply for three Howery, over the paint « years old, fant (rave high, ix’ years old for sale very low at ganpisem. —A NOMBER o Feral (wo eat to) ake, whieh wa ford at rn ISAAO FORD'S & SUB, 116 Slisaby Weanree 10 FURORASS—A PAIR OF WELL M4 : dork color, good sty is, # thon, weigh about Li po = ‘Saateon ante, ANTRD—A ny TROTTER, NOT UNDA 16% hands bigh seven or eight years oll, soan Sod Abie to show 2:80 00 the pioa Course. ea genne see, color, price and ARTAD-A PAIR OP HG Hoasns Of MARES NOT 4 jears old, abon' Ls € h AGR— WANTED DT PURCHASE, 4 a 88 ‘cond band Uniied states icon, satiate for a hotel price and where it can be seen, © AND voasace ———- oR Joree pump, ee. {rom one to fut cree Panetsiving * pressure of of lene: pounds, Call ‘all or address we ‘ms intnoves, 612 pounda, Call or address W_!. Demorest, O18 Brosd just FLOO® AN” BASeMuar oF ANTED-THE Fi F er Warren or chen er veh aireet Address J. Joeation, size and reat. R RVERAL PHOOND TLAND STRAM BN. boilers, togetber oF nod 69 coord Office, ating LO@ER ras. OF A HOUSE, FOR A We oon Ht ul oes Lae cee * porns pener oi Asin reat Lloyd ail, oo + aT OHAveene, Ww Sawlore oF beaten, ae J Bear Beet way A Sisvscw dong evecos Ope 3 nsineae. 0 Over particulars udérese hestauramt, Herald ome “87 FOF BAKE OHANCK—FOR 8.LE_THE FRUITeTORE Act? Cause Se abate owner bevtageceen Cor tees to allend to. Will be sold cheap _ ,MERICAN A Aur0oRa rus FO A of 20 aningraph te Adem, Jefersons Beanthion, Miron. Vsexrun mn’ Bie colle tion of revo nionary dccumn’ 8, will b@ 80 44s raneiy jow ter rah, Cam be seen wm the Uld Jartosty si0p, WW Naean street. LIGHT DRAUGET WORKING St oF Asour 1b tone, fer eain of would ge exsbi for par: of a - r vessel or for & large ea’) boat aire of fi. (KOcF, salesman, on steam oat alice Frice, foot of Kolusee treet SPLENDID CHANCE FO! man —A boor, atationery a wocated on'a good avenua. shove Twenty fire! street. watis‘actory rewors given for selling. for particolars ae dress & aK, Hi office, X ENBRGRT ¥O) a A GREAT BARGAIN. 9 @ partner wanted. « RUG STORE FOR RAL! Profite the Inst year $2,900, wanted » good drug rtore np town = app’y to br. BIR. Pall & Uv. 203 broaiway, room 6. Qe Mh ig B—-AN OLD BS3TaBLISaKD part or tne clty: long % good business, wita firtares; asiecbeap foqnirec rner nue and Twenty y fourth atreos, from 6 to 2 Dor Be BALE—FIFTEEN BUSDRI Aurore Gold apd Silver Company spply 0 BUBL. F ALON, 74 oroadw: 1% SALE-SCHOONKR MARY EN; CARRIES 110 tons; drdwing wis feet water, will ne sold cheno tf ap- plied for soon, Cem be seen at the foot of Pacis street, icokiyan. OK SALE. SE STOCK AND FIXTORES or acommer liquor atore, BF uire at 01 3a aveaue OR Sale THE TOOK AND FIXTURES OF A wholes i] jiquor store, on ove of the beat cor ur, Bow dolar ® good business aod vowner ts going into otber business. 110 Centre ara iy OR SALE-ON AcoounT OF TL. eaLTH, THE FIVE year fix" wiih or withant the stock, of the nd West streets. for further . SHAT2S OF THE stock, hypo hecated. Apply tot JOR SALF—T1E STOCK AMD FIXTURESIOW A FIRST slags bar billisrd end oining sxioou on ous of ths grem:- ent thoroughiares down on, doing sn excrilea! hae.n Re '. taken. 10 Ventre surcet, POR BALE—AN OLD BSTABLISHRD HAT AND CAP wiore, Address B., box 1,9 Hera d uillce, YOR SALE—TO CLOSE TEE ESTATE OF NIOHOLAT Pierson. deceased, three first rate liquor aty-rs— Bleecker street, 5°5 Houron at ret ana te Hat. corner of Jane. apply to «. RK. BOOK, L1G man or H&NKY MILLER, 3:6}4 Bowery. om cr od LAGS BIER, BILLTARD AND FODA F esloon, in one of che beat lovati ne in the city. $800 will purchass she entice stock ‘aud the rentonly $16 par ible is achance seidom offered and at one half ita Apply tor threa va ue, the owner hacing otber bus days at 648 Broadway, near Bleecker sire. OR PALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GooD will of "he Mquor store knows aa the New Sngiend House, No. 6 Koossveltatreet, established over 25 yearn, bres coors from the corner of Chatham acreet, as ibe owner Wish- es to leave the city, inquire on the premises OR SALE CBRAP—A WHOLESALE AND REFAIL Kquor store, ene door from & pablio tboroughfare, wit fixtures, ete., complete. | _Apply at a5 Pesrl wtreet CREAP—THR LAFARGE SALOON BAR and Hog the mon veauiful 1 targets In the world. ven away. Two years’ lease mnst be soli this week Vall and jidee for yourselves. TF. 8. VAUGHAN, 679 srosdway, basement. OR PALE ‘OBBAP—A DINING, DRINGING AND ng saloon. ins gord vote eigbborhoed and with a good stom =‘ Tne fixtures will be sold at valaation fatis- factory rengove will begiven for selling out, address 1. Mulgraw, 303 Bowery. ping bullaings, fine water pr ergive lathes cupslo sud blower ell in o: mo! gether with two acres of lard, situate at wicdieiowa Oven. sna known as Lance] Grove Works Wili seil low or ex change fcr ovher property. Address Factory, box 3661 New York Post oflice. RY AND PROVIS:ON STORE FOR SALE—31- GEOR es ule moet b ineuding'§ oc, tira, hn, wa wn, for s cash trade, ines horse, Wagon and barress, & ., ae meat or The whoie will'be be “dispose ‘of ‘poly to i. — 133 Myrue avenue, Brooklyn, i sary ine conf ASR, FURNITURE AND PIXTORES FOR GALR— ‘The lesee (tor five yeara upexpired) of premises Known, an 16 and 18 Oliver street, New York, together with ihe furot- luge apd flatures thereat, for vate ‘These premises are well exleulatet ‘or ® large boardin; house oF betel inquire as Meaars. WESTF ALL'S, corner of Oliver and mouth street, ATENT FOR SALE—VERY a @ReATLY reonomical and simple in its overation and appiewtion, and greatly —— eons Ss ee induemeata rive mate Nberal ve piace as RSouTnw ic BOTCHERS AND OYSTERMEN.—FOR S6L¥, THE fixturee and trade of a meat. oyster and Gab market; oa” of the most desirebie corner stands in Brook!ya Five youre? Jeane, Jow reet, snd.a rire obanoe, For pardcuiars quire atNo 90 Orange et street, treet, Brooblya. BE GoOD WILL, sTOOK AND FIXTURSS, WITiI the privilege ot lense, of ® Stavliakes new and iecond baud fornivure sore, with dwellings tu Sgond bisl- Reva locally, will be soid nea: for oan, tt spelled for im be proprieior intewds leaving T SdaSpportuntiy to meve womey to nderstand business. apply TALISTS —THE UnpsRsionen HAVE FOR f tb» mos! impor tant aod vaiuanio vatente thes ful exp stations to trekivg 3 woul? state, the present offers am #4 00, W William street. $175— WFOR SALE THE STOOK AND FIXTURES OO. af the well Rlesckor street, aplendidiy fitted 09, Otner busines: $600. —BOARDING HOUSE FOR aa! house, low reat, loog establish pera fail of good onxee x bowrders tm « first clase neigh. hood, da money makir weemaan & SOE PH AIOR, 8 Naanse niret,_ aL ue ba LEA’ REOLD POR Mal AT a th lore Lets clana imvrove- S200. pave, Fam 4 FOR MALE. ON A BUS NESS Imodeomely f'tad up. favorable Wane; 80 excelent iS Ig for & young practuieser, ving in Very conirsdie pelabbor das & Souraw 1OK 84 Nessun street. 400. BAND FROIT PTORE POR SALR, bandeomely . 6) up, favorable lose. om @ Promineet corner «nd itoroagbfare, dose « good trede, aad an excellent rr au es olG sociiwisn, st 4 Hauna czest. JOFSbIM lesan, & mom dosira ve Lo iagbecaty ealbcted stoek, well sited 6, 000 —HOTRL FOR BALE, AMONG TH + in UA long. 9° 4 We | eaistiishea, deaira- Diy }ocated, favornbi ban /somely a dame good business, and 11! will De a! pious « Nt scorn wick, wT Nasesn street. HOTEL AND STORM FOR SALE. or separately, sbort distance fron $8,000.-rr aginess pigces aml resoria, Jong the bes full wad viable beslne ae mend prGAN Gus & SOURHWIOK, 84 Nasann rieeet, —POR SAL®, AN BSTABLISHRD aval $15 000 Rete, With patenta stock and tools. estab hebed eight yerre, will take part cash. part im rea) estate ‘0 the clty OF ® short distance in the counsry; {ll dealt cause of soiling. Address W. G., Herald office. FARGO 8 O08 ANIA BXP Rane OND RXURLAMOR COMPANY Baoavway, OATAPORNTA REPRE Isa th and IRD of each, mouth IntAND CUBA EXPRESS gues 07 ail we regula foamers. ony 2d, 12d, 17th and 27h of @nc® month (Oiinc- ons atteoced wo tn al seo Ore ‘sight io gums 0 salt o® ay ee ALITOR NTA. C eae ie ¢ Se Gare Roughow pert herelibe invoonm ‘of the gots there, thus £1 Sevrcbass a the thee pebefe to Cal (FORMIA BONDUOLDENS Tensive We old Doms ao Sate mR CONRY ISLA, D AND Fo Fort seamen lls oS acl een aya i anes st way. 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