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the Atrato from the West In- dice is bow definitely to be £241,044, of which £92,- 200 is gold ana £143,754 sitver. About £5,0€0 goia” ‘was purchased by the bank to-day, of Russian, it was algo understood, was The remittances by the Result, mounting to £145,000, have been delivered, but cot at Eo dealt with, The nominal price of ailver i atill bs, to okt per ounce, with a flat market, the Paris Bourse the accounts were favorable, Pe an improvement of about 4 per ceat was recorded— ‘the four and a haif per cents for money leaving off at 921. 60c., and three per cents for money and the accoun: 631. ‘Bank sbares were quoted 2, TO with avery firm ap. pearance. ‘The reports from the other continental markets were of ® better character. In the case of Berlin there was a do- gided advance of {rom one to two per cent, and the Stieg- pb Dina ne Kae threo per cent higher. At or Frankfort the improvement was \ to }¢ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 1. BF oe early part of the present week the quantity of estton offering was large, and the trade limited their pur- ebases to the supply of their present wants; during the Inst three days the demand has been more general, and meme considerable xerohasethare been made more fer export. The total sales of the week have comenoeny dimeric a en against 185,000 ab tho foie 1CaD a sea, During the present week the stock 0 "haa decreased 14,000 ples, To day is @ fair attendance of the trade, and Pie, eaten one 1,909 including and tian, 3,770 Surat, and 1,190 total doliveries to A a 2s eae ‘been about 48,400 LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, JULY 1. ‘o-dey’s market was thinly attended both by town and country millers and dealers, and wheat met only a very re- mricied demand, at » reduction of 1d. to 2d. per cental on the week. Flour had an equally slow sale, kinds declined ia value éd. (spain tien ohtag about 2d. to 4d. per 100 pounds. Oats and oatmeal were both firm in )» bub in ath limited request. Egyptian beans, in bade business pe roped realized former rates. Barley waa ‘and quiet. Indian corn met a beter posse tad demand than for some time past, all descrip tons bringing fu previous quotations. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MakKET, JULY 1. ‘The late reductions in the price gf beef have not led to Smproved demand, and the sok .s now greatly in excess of last year’s at the same period; prices are nominally ‘without any change, but buyers of quantity coulda P Dably operate op more Breane terms. Tne contin! large arrivals of American of @ quality not suited - the ordinary wants of the traue have a most depressimg effect on the market and the quotations; representing re- tail eales and asking prices camact give a correct viow ot Tiunnaen For American bacon there is only a retail ps Seid ng Bcnedprg wy de BA holders do not press ‘The sales of lard reach to about 250 tons tons, chiefly erenkuats eine quien, ‘on uch a decline of 28. 6d. to 8a per cwt. bas been submitted to, whilst really fine scarce sells slowly at about last > pel ge ‘There is ne new feature in cheese; the stock is small. Wire Marshal Saker’s Semi-Annual To raz Mayor, Common Counc, asp Potice Jvsricas OF tae Ciry aNp Gounty or Naw YoRK:— ‘Th presenting my semi annual report for the six months enowg the 3ist of ont pees Jrenmecd me t? lay before you @ detailed statement of ransactions connected witb my department aurinj He fa Sawn. Besides a narrative of the origin of each and of the causes giving rise to the various fire ‘alarms, my report will be founda tw em- brace the amount of Upgribor cago bara sume paid Bye puerThes, together with ‘thoes of many cases of int ‘NECESSITY OF af rani ‘ON ARSON. In my last communication 1 took occasion to call your attention to the necessity of fresh iegislation in regard to ‘arson. As the law now stands it is exceedingly diilicalt to procure a conviction. Under the Revised Scatutes it thas been held that the house or building set fire to must a encribee) es the building of tue person in actual pos- and it hes accordingly been decided that when the building destroyed. ts alleged in tho indlotment to be ‘the building of the owner, aad tne proof is iat at the tame of the offence it was in the possegsion of a tenant, the accused cannot be convicted. According to this rul- ipgaman cannot be held on an indictment for burning is own house; and the mere ‘ion a8 tenant 6 sufficient mption of ownership. T was in hopes that the pains which [ took to point out the consequences of this decision would have led to some effort on tae part of our citizens to have the law amended. ‘The edeeobdant yb td pape interested in getting ‘the Legislature to pass some act by which the cyvils re- xy! from the present imperfect state of our crimi- pal code in relation to tue offence shal! be put an end to, It is clear that as matters now stand there is mo remedy against a maliciously disposed tenant who, whbing t isjare his landiord, sets fire to his house ‘and burns it vo the ground. One would suppose that we ‘Dare statement of the fact woula have aroused the jealous @ttention of a body usually so alive to their interests, and thas they would bave united in some step which would Joo. Ayoriod of tix montas, howover, baa again elapeed, ‘A period of six 8, however, sedis hee a Sees ae ‘dons of my re) more, ’» the eflect jroduoed on osher offences by the efforta of this coop el th seems to me that it only requires to be ore stringent enactments to produce a cor- responding is in the class of crimes to which I allude. Let me hope that before it again becomes n for me torefer to this subject a movement will have been made amongst property owners, seconded by the prosecut- Bee cuornes” to prese the matter upon the attention of the Legislature. DECREASE IN INCENDIARISM. ‘The annexed table exhibits a total of twenty-eight in- cendiary fires during the past half year, showing a de- crease of twelve, as compared with the cor ling perioa of the previous year, and tweive less hits the six The whoie number of fires amount to trasted with the previous halt year. This the number of incendiary fires is, you will agree witn me, exceedingly gratifying. In view of the additions to our oty ylation that are continually taking piace, it shows that Ber ettorts that are being made to check incendiary offences are attended with @ certain amountof success, I atiri- Dute this result to the improvemeats that have been ef- feeted in the machinery of detection and the apprehension inspired by the searching investigation which 1s instl- tuted after each suspicious case of fire. Arson is a crime ditering from all others in the facilities of concealment afforded to it. It is generally committed without assist- ance, and seltom leaves any tangible proof behind. It is atalitimes diflicult to connect the author directly with tho crime, anait is by circumstances mereiy that his guilt can be made out, It is only, therefore, by a system Of rigorous investigation, set on foot on the premises im- mediately after the fire, that there is any chance of ae ing it home to him. The results attending the ado; toi system have, I am convinced, been as effective in the ‘way Of prevention as of penisbment. The greater chances of detection which it presents deter many from the com- migsion of belay of this character who would otherwise bave no scruple in perpetrating them. The totai tous by fires included in this report amounts to $260,508—a decrease of $978,843 as compared witn the ling half year, and of $203, 649 as compared with the cosunie ‘six months of the previous year, Tho sass bec. by the insurance companies only amounts to "INCENDIARY OFFENCES CLASSIFIED BY NATIONALITIES, The calculations of the insurance companies nave been reduced to such, vem of nicely, that even the nation- ality of the parties charged or suspected with acts of in- endiarism has been made a matter of close observation by them. In view of the im; ce Which they attach © statistics of this kind, I have felt it my duty to give the following oer showing the per centage of Rationality — ‘the past five years:— Amenicans, PROSECUTED. ‘Twenty- ng arrenabare boon made during the pst sx months on c#arges of arson or attem) Hs tat offence, out of which number the Sr neta have $0 conduct. ‘Out of the number indicted, six have been tried and ‘another was tried and essaped for a time, failure of the Jury to agree. One died in the ; one was liberated by the Court from custody, remain in the Tombs for trial. In addition to = above, Fapouiee conviction tookvplace on an indictment Saas making a total of seven persons mae Shepherd was found guilty of argon in the first degree in December, 1857, and sentenced to be exocated onthe Sthof February, 185%. Counsel for the prisoner obtained a stay of judgment, in ogder to have the case re- viewed before the Supreme Court. The case was argaed | be , 1859, The motion for a now trial was overruled, © Court directed the judgment of the Court of Ses- seats be carried into effect the 22d of July next ensuing, ‘Deing the day designated for the "gs execution. it will be recollected ‘that this was the cage in which the charred remains of the prisoner’s unfortunate wife were found in the ruins of the burnt house. “Justice is sometimes slow but it is generally suro.’’ ‘The cate of James H. Magee illustrates axiom. Tails man fired his grocery gions ray $ the pect, 1867, for the purpose of defrauding Ratgors Fire In paraiice Company out of two thousand dollars. case was investi; before one of the Po- ies Justices, and digmiseed by him heh the un- derstanding that the matter should sent tothe District attorney. indictment of argon in ' was Fearresied on a bench warrant, and req by Jadge ‘Russell to find dail in three thousand was of May Magee offered to plead guilty to an attempt at ar- gon in the Mr. Doyle, the Assistant Dis- trict Attorney, consented take that plea, and Judge > Ruseell aentenced him to imprisonment in the penitentiary for one year. The evidence for the prosecution in this ‘espe waa so conclusive that had the prisoner been tried, the jury must baye found him guilty as indicted, “time to leave the firing frauding the Paci Insurance Company. for Pritover carried the case before the bar ere Court trio Attoraey, argued thet jot Orne: tie case for the 3 diemuszed ibe Suen and affirm: boop. Court of Sessions. Ou the 7th of brou,hs up for sentence, Judge Rasseil oe bm yeare in We State prison ot ne ne, Want ‘Deimg the st ‘erm of punishment for the offence. E’Simon Gahnger was arrested in October, charged with millinery goods at No. 40 Joan Seltiog fire to bis stock of Atiect., Justice Welsh bound him over to answer the charge. In March the Grand Jury indicted him for arson dm the third degree, Mr, Galinger was admitted to bail in Meanme ot $3,000, The case has not yet been brought to One of the most remarkable cases I have to the firing of street, i Durning fvid, wen to pla be wo burn down and \egr' there being was fired several families ments up siairs. Leahy guilty to an attempt in the teogppei degr received by the prosecutin, a suspended the judy should leave the Us : ti si ii eelf and relatives, an he refused to comply with ditions under which he obtained hrs release, Seabesin ecm, be brought up for sentence. January for an altamap to fe the bara benny ag january ap pt 2 wo P. Dodge, at Kingsbridge. An indictment was found the Grand Jury for an ssierapt a ‘arson inthe foarth gree. Harris pleaded guilty, and Recerder Baroard tenced him to ‘imprisoament | in the Penitentiary for ‘one H a gp sgh ear. i ms, Kamak, otherwise called ‘‘cheap John,” of avaretyaioro at No, 199 Coathan ed on the 14th of 2 : i charged with wilfully setting fire to articles of merchandise, with the intent to defraud the Relief and Fre Insurance Companies. ‘The facts showed consisting of ohtldren’s F al was amongst the goods in several places, deteched from other, thus proving the intention. Mary DeYoung subsequently found in the mniges at the head of the Bteire lending w the cellar. Granda Jary fouad an in- Gictment of arson against her in the third cegree, and the accused was admitied to bau. The case has not as yet been brought up for trial. boy, was arrested on the 15th qi ‘Thomas Smith, a colored of Fevrvary sor setting fire to & feed store on Seventh ave- Bue, adjoimpg w which was @ small tenement wherein two fcmales were sleeping. Grand Jury in- gicted the prisoner for arsoa 1m the firat degree, and sub- sequently Le pleaged guilty to that offence in the second degree. This piea was received by Mr. Doyle, the Assix- tant Instrict Attorney, snd Judge Russell sentenced the oe ee ee ee eran g Sing. On the night of the 2st of February » des} at- tempt was made to burn tue dweiling house of Mr. Georgo 4. De Freitas, at No. 124 West Twenty-filth street, by two colored women, named Louisa Williams and Ehzabeth baa in the fa Brown, who muly. Louisa concoctea a pian to rob the house, fire it, ana then escape confusion conse- quent upon the alarm of fire. She, it seems, kept her- self t@creted in a closet all day, and at avout eight o'clock in the night of the attempt, while the family were at supper emerged from her piace, em; ‘the contents of a casket containing diamona Jewelry tw the amount of fif- teen bundred duliars, and deliberately set fire to the pedding im one of ra guataaan: ‘Mra. Do Freitas for- tunately bad occasion to visit her bedroom, and aigoo- vering the smoke gave the alarm, when the progress of the flames was arrested by the ‘exertions of the neighbors and the police. The incendiary again secretea herself in the same Closet and as oon as the opportunit itself made her exit from tne house, carrying off with her the jewelry which baa proved tne temptation to this des- perate act. fo show how practised a hand this woman was I may add thatshe her prize in a small tin pail and carried it to Jones’ woods, where she secreted it in astone fence. On the investigation facta were deve- oped which led me to suspect these two women, and two days after the robbery I discovered their whereabouts, took them into custoay and oa the same night beiore day: break recovered the property, which was hidden as de- scribed in a stone fence in Jones’ Wood. The accased parties were duly indicted by the Grand Jury; ? Mr. , Asmistant aa Atvorney bers ight them =u for trial May bn Louisa ‘iiams ached guilty. Judge sell sentenced her; to ten years imprisonment in the state character, was aliowed to plead guilty to an attempt in ‘the fourth degree, and was sentenced to one year in the et ‘unter and Frederick Goetech, two Prussian sailors, were arrested on the 12th of May, antyed Jomtuy With setting fire to the Prussian bark amendn, lying a fire to the bed tu too cnpanin’s hate room. They were indicted by the Grand Jary, and oa the 20uh of May Were called up for trial. Klunter waa too ill to be brougut Goetach, on the following day, pleaded guilty, and Jt Russell sentenced him to six months in the peniuentiary. CAUEES OF FIRE, Amongst the most prolific causes of accidents from fire, embraced in the annexed table, are the follow: root phene and fluid lamps, eighteen; carelessness mm regard to matches and fire, ten; gas Neem Su widens fad leaky gas meters, fourteen; hot air furnaces, flacsand registers, eight; carelessness with lights, ten; sparks on rome, eight; imperfect stoves and stove pipes, eleven; chimney flues and chimneys, twenty-four. DEATHS AND INJURIES. There have been weven women burned to death from the careless use of fiaid and camphene; and four men, |X women and one child have been sevarely injured from the same cause, whilst from other causes there nave been four women, one man and three ehildren burned to deat. One man has been killed, and six more or jess injured at fires, Twenty six horses and two cows have aiso been burned to death. CO-OPERATION OF THE AUTHORITIES AND THE DEPARTMENTS. Jo conciusion, I:hould consider my duty not naif per- formed, were I to omit be preeng dil my acknowledgements to the Mayor, the Police Justices, the Polioe Commission- ers, the bec Heer Cees and the Police Department generauy, for the prompt aid which they have upon all ‘occasions aflorded me, BROAEUATION: fo. of ing 2 20,250 66,500 Sho Kiln ar P Chid’a with match oF light. 3 ‘560 «9600469 1 iy ad 1 Sar ae 5 44,000 © 512 6 23.000 497 2 63,000 4,548 3 sion 9.50 | me 1 8,000 128 1 47;400 15,962 1 66,750 | 8,764 : 4 6,400 22 5 205,900 $4,417 3 te ee Me 3 1 8,000 700 8 77,800 9,106 4 e300 13h 22/825 4,601 245/345 80,362 MONTHLY STATEMENT OF FIRES, LOSSES AND IN- SURANCBS. Month. No. of A mount 1858, Fira. Int.» | Paid, December... +. 6 $80,010 $242,275 $64,200 61,130 253, 31, ise inn Biot | Sie Sines te0'a00 47,389 8195 91,800 3,996 Total........00+0185 $200,508 $1,826,665 $168,000 INCENDIARY FIRES. From 1st December, hay to Slat May, 1859, there wera twenty-eight incendiary fires, Dgata AND SincuLaR Errscr rrom Tas Bire Keen ‘A Ratriesnake.—The following story is told by the Cin cinnati Gazette on the authority of somebody bi emfet snake, It looks a little like the big meteor - E E H ! A == his body and head were spots same color tm those of the rattlesnake, The usual remedies were immediately resorted to, and every effort made by the at- tendant pb: to neutralize the poison, but witheut ef- fect. He continued to sink rapidly, and expired between three and four 0’ next In preparing the body to be laid outasingular presented iteclf, ‘addition to the spots referred to there was the picture Sher aif caguorrecerped ihere-eriending fede the plat tines as on the hand where the fangs had struc the arm tothe kad then down tho side to the NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1859. Intelligences GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 16, wo IRPsEENS, Anvorae Genmensine Coets, Wasumarom, July 6, 1860. ‘The fo lowing regulations have ‘Deen received from the War Department and are published fer the information of all concerned han ees alice ee e 1bs DPOR wutlers at posta cocu: 7 companies ie inet at wen ceoia'® month for each sommiseinoed cficer avd eu.is ed man belonging to he cxmmane, according tothe averege each month, to be ascerteiaed b¥ be post corned arti} gow make up a fund fer ihe suppers Ot eg of the post fund by tee Cousell of Ad. doned I venta Fe, veeeaed ot oO pt oof the number of coupes panies ofeach present, tte ~ id Sebel aed ie cena there ct i BS affecieo and to mi tationed. wept iy wbich the regimental headquarters area! tx will enter into the post seovenie, 6 and il be semaine re in accordance o Tiaintenonce of ine bend mental commander, ihe sdjutent ve treasurer, and ® tat rotnell, and be scovunted far vo deper ment hesdaiarors on the same plan as that prescsided py regulations for the poss 4, The foregoing regulations are a0 far varied with reference te the gutier « tax at Fort Monroe as that it ahall go permanent» ‘exclusively for the support ‘are modified se as to conform to une. (a eaasnmighedsig By order of the Secretary of ED. GOWNSEND, Ass’t Adj. Gen, GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 17. Wasuincton, July 6 ‘The following named cadets, graduates of the * inary Frew are attached to the army, with the brevet of na L&utensnt, m conformity win the fourth section cot act, approved April 29, 1812, to rank from July 1, 1859:— CORPS OF RNGINKERS, Rank. 1, Cadet William E. Merrill. 2. Caget Samuel H. Locket, 4. Cadet Chauncey B. Reese. CORPS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS, 8. Cadet Charles R. Coins. 5. Dadet Orlando G. Wagner. 6. Cadet Robert F. Bocknam. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. 7. Cadet Moses Hh. Wrigns. * RAGOON D ARM. 12, Cadet Eugene M. Baker, Second regiment, 19. Cadet Joseph Wheeler, Jr., Viraet regiment. CAVALRY ARM. 21. Cadet Abraham K. Arnold, Second regiment. ARTILLERY ARM, 9. Cadet Francis 1. Gueather, First regiment, N, y we re INFANTRY 8, Cadet Edward G. Busb, ‘Sixt regiment. 14. Cadet Roceric Stone, Firat regimunt. 15. Cadet Frencis J. Cnily, ih iment. 16, Cadet Alien L. ‘Audergon, regiment. 11. Cacet Edwin B. ‘Stoughton, Fourth regiment. 18, Cadet Caleb H. Carlton, Seventh regiment. 20. Cadet Jobn J. Unham, Ninth regiment. 22. Oadet Henry A. F. Worth, Exghth regiment, .—TRANSFERS. Brevet Second Lieutenant Samuel McKee, Regiment of Mounted Riflemen, to the First dragoons, June 22, 1859, Iv.— Rd Second Lieutenant Flan tana AE F. Lee, Sixth infantry, May a, al, 228859 20 1050 oe a Lieutenant Thomas J. Lee, Third infantry, Jane Assistant Surgeon ae C. Henry, April 25, 1859, Captain George H. e, Quarmaster’s Department, at Camp Fioyd vu Paget 1859, Second dragoons, at San vain, Newton C. ¢ Gtyens, Secon jerry: Texas, March 9, 1859. Brevet First Lientenant George F. Evans, Second Lieu- tenant First dregoons, at Augusta, Maine, luaron 20, 1260, Second Lieutenant Jobn Bonnets, Foarth artillery, at Fort Brown, Texas, February 24, 1809. Second Lieutenant Elias K. Potts, Seventh infantry, at Camp Floyd, U. T., April 28, 186! Cashiere ifas) First cavalry, May 4, sve been arranged in the f: order, to the ccmaniag ° which they succeeded ia the natural course of promotion or appointment. Should a different assignment, however, have since been made by competent authority, it will take precedence of the former. VI.—The number prefixed to the name of each of the brevet Second Lieutenants in the above list of appoint- ments indicates hie rank among those of aa —~ — ie ‘ViL.—Acceptance or non acceptance of appointments, and in Mas a pecteiaaes, oe = of the a appointed, his age and residence, when appointed, will, jn every case be promptly reported to the ‘Adjutant VIL.—The officers promoted will join their proper stations and companies withou: delay; uniess on de- tached service, acting under special instructioos, or on leave of absence, when they will so report, by letter, to the commanders of their reapective corps, regiments and ts. poy order of the Secretary of War. 8. WILLIAMS, Ass. Adj. Gen. Breach oN THE Ente Canan.—A breach oc# curred jn the Erie Canal this morning near Busnnell’s Basin, in the town of Perinton. The bank went out on the towing path side, near a culvert, to the depth of some Torey feet, and for eight rods or more in length, beside which the prism of the canal is wasned out for some distance either way, and when our informant left the water was still pouring through. The stop gate did not appear to be keeping the water back very much, and the State hands were not very active. fhe culvert did ‘not appear to be injured, but was liable to be undermined by the water still out near it. It is safe to say that this breach will cause a delay of one week for re- joes The farmers are in the midst of harvest, and borers are employed, £0 thas it will be difficult to obtain inept to make repairs.—Rochester Union, LOST AND FOUND. OG Uieiper gee A RED (hatha hylan ha Secs Dei Corner ot Bi Grosawich aad ing King wt streets, 0 0 ees UND—A PET DOG, OF THE GREYHOUND BREED os can have'it by proving property, ac. apply to Gustavus Swan, astor House Telegraph affice. C8T—IN A THIRD AVENUE CAR, ON TUESDAY ‘Afternoon, » package marked E. mM. Townseod, Waite. atone. Any person leaving the same st 25 Murray atreet will be suitably rewarded, ORT—ONE GOLD FEN AND PENOML. THE PEN pushes out, and the, pose sores cut, marked Znompeon fp wane ai 146 Broadway, room Roi rewarded et way, room by loving be mite 7) Tt, B. THOMPBON. O8T—ON MOFDAY ba alg JULY ll, WHILE T2pecaing up town in one of the) third avenue cara, &bo0e oto dea on Prayer ” bound morooso, ‘unfinished The Gader will be iy rewarded by bringing it to our ‘tandolph's bookstore, 683 Broadway. din ccsensr hotles bt merece SE a ‘OBT—| QASED GOLD WATCH, WITH HAIR L’ Seti aed gold losket alinchedy on going from 172 eeatl geet te beckon The nder ‘eal be be muitably rewarded by Teaving it at B. @. Case's, No. 171 Pearl street. @8T—ON BOARD STEAMBOAT PASSAIC, pete LY. ‘Pew Brunswick, on Wednesday morning, a lady’s ca poeig rd — will be rewarded it Tetbat No.4 Grand DENTISTRY. BTIFICIAL TEETH —PR. barge Saurus A teeth without the | age Sm py eg eivres pobre cel No extra onarge fro Ios, Gaal arch, Sue door toms ABMZICIAL TEETH INSERTED, aT THE LOWSst posall ri i on , $8; vu'canite, pune ‘Teeth extracted with: nid a 8%; contin’ os on platina, $26. ‘pata, ‘one block weet of Broadway, = HAGLETON & OONWA a" VILLERS, DENTIST, S51 CANAL areca Mia ek tery ed ror Ko Jeremy sols of tects ot exnracting ihe route. al oper os —=—— SALES OF REAL ESTATE. ABLE PEBTY FOR SALE AT HIGH Bridge (eight acres), and at South Orange, N. J., (seven S30 BM BM FOR BALE. ba a purest Ss ‘go iroun iygsk and Havers sixty acres ides oa SKTUR, 16 Bi THEO. . ges re. our outbuildings, ‘Apply to ase Ses See neta caren Takes, on the Ithaca, ‘ace, ‘and i miles from Pi crt Depost Bul lanes are copaisting ‘of house, coach bare ‘and farm barns. The Gwe ia ees eeree eee ers lt Inquire for room 11. SALES OF REAL ESTATE. a BA) ‘AT PIERMONT, THR HUDSON, ABOUT % from thie city, a cera soar wore ‘ile coiae fa the minus of the "Northern it New Jersey, and B SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH house No. 28 West Twenly-seoond strret near Fift 00; hone 60 foe ne ee aka LAV. rk; la Bel; bonse 60 veel deep. ADIT (OB FALB AT HALF ITs VALUB—A pp LoT or arior for a medum Phen ware, de> ac.: Fit cash anil bag it ico! s'eaall three mMory and basement house to let chesn; $400. addreas ‘Or two dase X. . Hy bor 4080 Post oftioe Yt SALE CBEAP.—A THRAE STORY BRICK pet tytourth atrech terry on aa eat eeeee Ponts Toauirice May bead more we premises Fis, SALE OR EXCHANGE—PRODUOTIVE CITY Jermhoura nan unssisainesele Iocan, “Aikarees, wil ‘anol particulars, Me Hoe ad ‘ont oilloe. roperty in New Tors cy, tea fe premises i. re. MB. DO. 10 Wallstreet third story. 1B SAL® OR TO LET—TWO LOTS (eh, pitt IN Blizabeth « a or Newark. Appiyon U8 or © J.0. Fitagerald, am! socommodatit BPANORR, Lafaye estreeh aa A. kOMNUKK, 251 Grand street, N. ¥. FOR SALE OR TO LET—A BRICK HOUSE IW SEVER: adjotning lot, bet: eth street, with the Fourth avenues: Croton water batn 2ommande a fire view of ihe city and an extended vie. Goutal Park and surrouncing couaury. apply corner of Rhird avenue ‘and Sever ty-second street Sonn OAULAGHAN, R BALE OR TO LEASE A FARM OF 15 AcE oF garden, with houge and barn, fruit trees, onl inter tot Brooklyn Ferry, situated in the town o Hemp. Volley Stream; terms moderate. apply to T. Was- BEA WARI75 Chatham sureet Brn eaaoal SITUATED COURTBY FLAGR & magnificent from Boqure of Sa 167 Broadway, third story. 0 BXCHANGE FOR WESTERN LANDS, OR WALL LO- ‘ouied lola, © large stock le and miscellaneous merchandise, well adapted wo yet Rome cash and Western markets. required. INGER & HOLDEN, Nos. 9 Naznau aot 13 Pine atreete, _ FOR SALE. PROywaBLe ay BUSINSSS FOR SALE— A “witia deen ride of Rew York; noon at owner. who hi ageienate ingen sone CrEENRY iat (59 Beekman street NIOB MEAT SHOP FOR SALE—IN THE FOUATH ward, very large population rent low and '® good buviress for selling—the owner has a basiness io Workington warts ‘Must ae! efi out ene; don’tcare which ad- areas A. B., box 189 Herald ottice. BUSINESS FOR SALE THAT WILL REALIZE ‘$2,500 to $3,0(0 in « short time, 9: iy praiit- ble, yielding proportionately yearly. | 2he right sort of ian oan make money. ‘roadey, up stairs. Me te ro 9 HOWnES 400, AKEBRY FUR SALE—VERY LA DOING TWENTY ‘barrels weekly; above half over the counter; horse, wa Fen, tools, fixtures: ‘and all complete: ha ited up; ivorasie lease most deals: BlGGs & SOuLaWiOn, 8 Nageau wt mre, Om YaRD FOR SALE—NEAR EIGHTH AVENUR, J ‘well tenced, planked floor end sbedded, capable of dutog Peomeoner 4,000 to 5.400 tons; brick office and stables Lease for several inh Vor an interview addraaa with real name Coal Yard, 183 Herald office. RUG STORE FOR Lette Sten FIXTURES of 9 Gene.store for aie. An} ranting such ad- with full name, Apothecary, cs Mail Station F, BUG STORE FOR SALE aT A SACRIFICE ON AC- Count of the ll bealth of the proprietor, None bat buy- ers need apply. jreas Druggiet, station J Post office. Fo SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, five years, lease from May leat, situated on nd Forty second street, sou WITH leventh 28 . ry reasons given for selling out. tae een lo leat hy STOCK, erage AND GOOD ‘up corner e saloon dor to thir Seam ih Biddy sOUTWIOK, 81 Nessan street. Bevalgt on rede's) STOCK, FIXTURES AND \ware store: hes been established ten years; Foam iven for SALE—THR GTOOK a ce Safle | Fhe uy sto: ness: srt be ald ie monk ee or the owner cana Apply tm ly a8 BS isth avenue, oF Pack of Twenty. hfth street OR SALE-THE LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT OON- fectionery, and ioe cream establishment, cover, Sitemeter semen eas Sinafaily furniehes: well ventinied, and. will seat over jundred persons; location unsurpaseed. For fur’ Te Nerden aly on tos promiom oC Re FANNING. OB SALE—AT THE AMERICAN TUBE WORKS, FOR, ty fifth street, weat Tenth avenue, New York, welded iron Pipe. for steain, ‘water, and gas, alwiye on hat dal s2o¢ from 7 ich ¥s 3 inches, made of te \d proved and twarradio4; 800 006 feet; tho Largest assortment inthe city, at Tuyere oer for blast furnaces, ‘coils to order in the est FOR, SALE; A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONTEC. ynd ice cream saluov; doing a gord busi- ness and ins favorablo lease; Owner Wishes to go he coun wy. Apply at 1106 \way, between ahiriy secoad and Ti Thirty-t rd streets. Poa JIBS? BaTs étOGE BUsINESs, DONR montly for casi & nooo zn ig for s pariy ic a pale gk betmren en 000 and $4,000: satisfactory reasons ‘or be 5 real given fi Seuve, Werslde office, B SALE-THE STOOK, FIXSURES AND LEASE OF 8 w ine, liquor and tea sore in .. now dokag a good business; loca: yaar i Howark wee further information apply to Oy address 0. Ousader, 24 Broad atreet, Newark, N. J. ‘OR SALE—FOR LESS THAN HALF ITS VALUE, ONR of the very best eating and aT ices = the olty, for the money, fitted up in fine order, estas bars oe or a partner will ve Apply o "1 FERNOLS. ‘way, corner Howard street OR pererarr: my be all - azo nearly new. KNAPP, 1290 Budson of i Ley PAINTERS AND OPHERS—THE k of paints, oils, giana, varnishes, artist ovlors and brates, Foley Sg a pnts Rely &3, ac; aa) Y wi = "iho faren signs pie lease ote building; a ee: aie AL S0ALS, WITH Nee Apply to 0. 16. ih Biss oa formerly Kept duiroy; tre roseon of seliieg is el e reason of selliog 1s on we todermery pest. 6 the family. "Purchasers will alee ‘the morning of at ¢ in the evening. JOHN SYMS, 870 Hudson street. vo Lahn BOX IN THES NEW YORE POST OF- i Ce en ns eine WEE ber Pee Pet) ow Post of Pir A PABLOBS ON THE FIRST tdtal her furniah ieeteraiheds pope eaceeices 2 provemi ee sooesines Tnquire at arse Won si: tenth bath ene doer fi from Sixth avenne, ROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—IN A ae Mmm “aap . inquire of BAGEMAN & FINKE, CFE, LOS EER OP, ACD + 9 For pi . attorney at law; 229 Broadwa; GK. ‘OB ORBAM ASD CONFECTIONERY SALOON FOR Fle 286 Ninth avenue, Wiis lease of of house; guiteble for aby one to accommodate a few boarders. A first class paying business and e good opportunity to make money. OBRIGANIA COAL AND WOOD YARDI FOR SALE Mothes Aiebllohed, with all coventic heapiaver ax years ‘all conveniences, fe sate eee Gap. tho owner i wiling’ 1 po a some ober 5 Pesan “Apel st tas son verde Metin, OC, L, GRORGE. (ei ests pee FuR : pop arerntad “a3 ation. 10 soi price 00s ly on the premmees 244: and street $OG; Tho owery. Foassesion given on iat acgusk 4 T° BUTOBERS AND PORE BUTCHERS —FOR SALE ins ey pe location, in hag So bl ‘@ butcher’ doing an.A 1 business, ‘Dartioulane, wit? aan ame, C. F., box 1,630 New York Pont odes, No agents need arply. Cash sale. l(OTCGRAPHEES OB que PORTABLE ere camera box, with bolders to work ae ieee oe Le 1834 inches. box, wi ers frame ete. Will be suid e - Pena eee on oe ‘HREE SECOND HAND 84F: Y ba: etitickee” ane two jet WILDER'S AND HER: ft py FACTORY oe SaLB—IN FULL OPBRA. is wo choiher Basten ated toy re olrt ah acory, Diath street, between Second and Third avon ids 257s, BUTTER AND CHEESE STORE FOR sale, very low; about aif ite value; well estabitan- oe § good business; a desirable location sad favorable handsome! rage st a SUUTEWIOK, 81 Nassau street. Fespestabl ‘Feoms and board for the summer. ‘T 218 WEST FI! STREET—A PLEASANT front sittin ett hadrons atiacbed, nice close. zap, Croton end deairab’ 'e board, for married or le ge Modern, first class house; family small, \cea exchanged. ge nue, dal ad past six. References A® mAspoons ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH aera by payne en Stor weet Frvelth cores. between Fifth ants Sixth avenues, Dinner at A ¥URNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH PAN uy, gas and pr! e of bi ii mer, OF gentleman m ly small. Apply at 43 Rast Ti vay and Fourth avenue. PRIVASB FAMILY WOULD ACooM™ Vern bis wife, ortwo single sentomen, el is germaisa\ home wl pan ease call at 237 Be th street, between avenues D 7 kd i bert at WANTED—OONSISTING OF A RED- board and 7 ina fora platnand ‘with board (or « sing! fetweon Fourth and’ Fweltis wesie sad our od tian ave ‘ues, Terms must be moderate. Address (post paid) L., box 2,408 Post office. BOARDING i AND LODGING, Wear tea a YOUNG “TaDy, A PLACE TO very fe boarder ‘would prefer it on @e osat side of town or rooklyn. Address A. B, C., box 166 Hesald oitlce. 3,” BOARD REDUCED AT 101 SPRING STRERT, four doors from Broad jeman Wile And three oF four young ‘men oan be onmmmodsied ‘With’ good board aud sce room {or $3 per week cacte rooms, and the priviloge of bath Ggeqenyenpeaatesse WEST ELEVENTH STREET—. SLE 16; poset of rooms, nicely furnished yng fy also ‘other 1 woturmiabedy Sora bom Brvedwaye inkee Pn 36 bain EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NBAR BROADWAY.— , transient or permanent, with desirable rooms, Southerners’ and others desiring wuperior ecommodations please apply. A delighttul summer location, “The best tele. 61 ing of | Lt mis ‘RECT, EW Ad pooms. a's § "an bedroom, wit attached. Bats, o'bo let to single gelemen without board. eas F0q) rs men Be- ()Q BEMSEM STREET, BROOKLYN TEIGHTE—1wo ), fia yb gd ‘vacant in this delightfully looat- prepuied for he Feceplion of tasblent or: permanent gues Pi qRheraere tnd others wil Gua bere e. plocsant suinimer reat- depee. Dinner at6, References exchanged. eur 2, OF VERY DESIRABLE COOL FRONT ROOMS 3 1. .on.second oor. Also & emal, ee without toard, at 471 Fou w Sear Lafayeto place ‘asd Broadway. (SUR Sk ea ea ee FEW SINGLE GENTLEMBN CAN BE ACCOMMODA & ed with pleasent, rooms and good board 0 & iret clase house, b3 eA iying wt No. 87 Biceoker surmet near, Broadway. & te servie a la Francaise at 6 o'clock E SUIT OF ROOMS. BAN yee tdi hatadaecceeg }@ obtained ‘with bath room attached, ma; by @ gentle men and wife or two geutiemen, ete cate private table, if devine Kealdence a few core wen of Srosdway, near Grase church. res only con: Parties of the highest ferred with. Address by letier room No, : Fi. sible He FaMILY OR TWO GRNTURMEN OAN HAVE ROOMS, ACs Or partial board; also two ladies can have square room ‘Alu claogmodera house, conrenion!to cars $hd siegen, 69 Hammond street, between Bleecker and VERY COOL el AND BEDROOM, = Two coms, men ip the private house, foarte street. sirable to thore where a wel PRIVATE FAMILY mou DISPOSE OF O4E OR two plessant rooms with board. A) ene tecond street, between Sixta and Relerences req! MITY STRRET MANSION, NO. 47.-AN BNGLISH family, residing ou thelr own property, and having more room than tbey requie, are willing to let one large and two amali furnisted front rooms, without | for the use of two or more siege gentlemen, or & gentleman ‘and his wife, who require the use of Kitchen, Terma moderate, 47 amity st, A jhetaraniyd be moty bal WwiTgouT bret wouup three far rooms to all fami i! PR OARD. WO GRNTLRURN Wi WISHING To Room TO can bave a large pleasant room and good board sophia at 17: Twenty seventh sreet, New terks OaKD.—CLINTON PLACE.—A FAMILY, AND ONK or two single gentlemen ren be accommedated with fur niebed rooms und board at 61 hanged. two doors east of Fifta avenue. Keferences, exchan, OARD—51 CROSBY STREET, BECWEEN BROOME and Kpring streeia Elngle genilemen can be well suited; & neat front ball room for one; beth, hot and cold water: Sirict sitenticn lo cleaniiness; ® god substantial table; tamily . Bog OARD.—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- room to let with conveniences tor housekeeeping with an elderly lady; g 40 experisnoed nurse, would take a lady ‘who wou'd require ber services, Call at 233 West rwenty- fourth street, betweeo #'ghth and Ninth avenues OARD IN BROADWAY. HOUSE, FIRST OL/A8s nodara improvement, bandeomely furs ed pa tt @ ‘clock; locsuoa conieale S22 ‘roadway, above + s ve ‘Twelfth street. OARD IN EAST BBOADWAY.—SM4LL AND LARGE rocma for gentlemen or gentlemen an¢ their wives, with fuil or partial board, at 8% Bast Broadway. Terms moderate to permanent boarders. OARD IN FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—A few parent ees ermanent board, with aiegtot spertmenia, Ror , Will please addreas Bow, In ponies Saal ck FIVE MINUTES’ ‘walk of Wall street ferr; m7. A gentemen 804 wife or se. 6 Aocemmodated th a large and OARD IN BROOKLIN.—A LARGE HANDSOWELY B furniebed front with bedroom to let, here board, ina plone ‘and convenient ‘The house is pro- viced with gas, .£c.. and bas recently been pat in peresarder” Sonat 242 ‘Henry street, fourth door from BOAkD, IX BROOKLYN. SINGLE GENTLEMEN, .OR Brctan aces cone seers Biookiya. “terion “ OABD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND = wife ora single gent ean be accommodated wi goed rooms and board, on moderate terms, in a private taaity, St 903 Cimton otrest, corner of Harrison. heferences ex: chang OARD IN ae ee SINGLE G: men can be accommodate: irant Jyith food board and pleasant room, with a private tami), tier fe Bar ¥ v1 ferry. Apply at 24 ORD cael ge emt age ‘borer IN J pacteee ne bas Address H O. B., Herald off .. Sot ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.— B and wite. and two or three sacle gouth rege aa coiaid pleasant rooms in femily. at 13 Poplar street, two minuiew’ valk ara By. 'OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIG) -NO. Be nzeou'h sat of rooula on second foo, Dianare ok d’elock. O¥S WANTED—TO Sry TO TIE SODA WATER; Bx 1a0, & bottle washer, at 3/6 Bowery. R. ROBINSON, OABD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 1N & prn ily, Ww there are but few boarders taken. snore ‘Rwenty-third street 8,729 Post office, for three days. igen WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN a WIFE, with a widow lady or private gamuily, west. of Brosdwav snd below Fourth street. adcress stating terms and location, M. H. D,, Unien square Tost ofles. OSBD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—NEAR A FERRY, bya genteman and wife, an unfurnished sec md toy’ front room, with large closets axtached, partial for th gentleman; terma not to exceed $4 pot week, fos se tmolaneds Suited will remain until apring, Address G., box 15% Herald office. g near Fifth avenue. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN large a'ry front room on second floor, furnished, for $9 Per wach, [Fhid ian good opporianiy to sovare & pleasant me with an american family with Dut few to nuraber. House a doo! and quietly located. Apply at 119 East Nineteenth ergot ‘is bags ROOMS FOR GENTLRUEN— avenue, Broadway and Twenty ieeoaty neal cacoenleen suits of rooma, with eins attached, to rent on the mi most Teasounble terms. in this delabifaly lecated hotel, now conducted on the Europea UBNIBHED—A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR AND sion, with one or two bedrooms, in eutte 10 geatlemen,’ witbout board; all the modern, im and cen\ral location, eonvenient to cars and stages, one eaat of Broadway. ‘No. 402 Fourth street. albion p! Orbis eagle oot 20 10 37 conte per night; wan and wife 76 cents, Pot Frank Wilam resis Mt" Open all nights 00D PLAIN ComNTEY. BOARD WANTED-—FOR A lady, servant and six children; must be convevient to sal, wale bathing and witin, two or three hours ride of New Hon, ‘per week and half price for children. Ad- dens We ‘WY +» Herald office, ‘OBOKEN.—ROOM AND BEDROOM. WITH PARTIAL [oe Be ee eee gear endl date ee agfe OS OR ERA ROOM TO LET, ON MODERATE forms, 10a single gentleman, With breakfast (dinner Sundays), ts ‘in & neat cottage brick ere Aeferences given and bie I, Herald office, or apply on the premises, pores cIry.- wichita png tS L&T, omen lemen and wives or le jemen House mer ‘very cool location, with a'l the modes It menis, minutes’ walk from the ferry. Terms ‘Apply at 55 Grand street, fpomres td re @OOMS AT 382 FOURTH STREET, place.—#ingle geatlemen and families irom the aati rin With a tomporesy home, am ‘be aocommo- on m INGLE GENTLEMEN, OR FAMILIES, CAN BE AQOOM. Rarer rmeeree eee eae treen wilh delghiful view of the Bay tor miles, Gaol ts. 85 William sireet, room twelve, or as ‘above. = OUTH Leite py Bly Uae OR THREB GEFTLE! cap receive board and irae Dougie 18 Address alphs, box if can family, where tbey oun Tences exchanged. Gan writs hea punecnsh street. LET—WITH OB WITHOUT BOARD, nD FINE FRONT (tries, chan. Foor on fam first or gtend story, oo lg ‘two gen (emes can bare picasnt pots sad board, Terms low. Ap- ply at 116 Thompron sheet, near Prince. if bouses, —_—_——— = & AND BEDROOM, BY A GEN. co = eras board for the lady only, ina private family where there are no other boarders; Jopation between Fourth and x wenusih sireeis ‘Address J. H., Broadway WILL PURCHASE THE LHASE, STOOK AND ig Spares of Sa2 Ce, Sesh orcere Bane ores in je ‘hood, aad doing a splendid beslnean, Al a ‘eee pPly at 347 pn ‘ans & 0. YY ANTED— 70! SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A SMALL A taeatt eo iadegs oe a fookiva aaa 16 Dotumbia . or ; WNIEpAased {Or Beal bai, wo tlzutew’ walk fcom Pniton ferry. Inquire as 109 FF WEST FOURTRENTH Sa ee oe OR ord, fouhersersesd elbere wablog superior accom hops, in the finest location in the elty, may apply. A fize threo stall stable and coach [BO RINT STREET. SECOND HO’ SE WEST OF Broadway —-Furpished rooms to let, with or without board, suitsble for singe’ geatlemen; ¥ ili be let reasonable for the summer motive” House ta Brat class, Apply as 1438 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE RAROANTILE Library, and uear ‘Broadway Several felt forniahed rooms, with or without boaries rossonabio 259 GRKESK @TREGI, NFak OLIATON PLAOE— Furnished rovms to let, with or without board. Also seult of parlors. BROADWAY—RLUGANTLY FURNISNED PeR- lors and bed rooms 7167 BROADWAY STRANGERS ARRIVING IN THE city, will tnd in this house all the comfort of n lar hotel at a moderate p auranteiscarte, Table nx o-clock. Frenoh oh aad Spanish spoken. see! COUNTRY BOARD. CARD AT NEWPOMT.—GOOD ROOMS CaN BE D> hed at Bateman’s Point, Apply Skt BATEMAN. CARDING AT STAMFORD, OONNROTIOUT FOR THE mmer.—A few ginteel boarders can be ascommod ted for the seme St Mra U. 4. Lawrence’s, Morta street vear Wasbington aveuue Stamford, near the depot of the New Haven nallrosa. apply immédia‘ely on the premises, Ow: BOARD.—& FEW FRRIONS May C caaeaatd river aabort distance f for fishing, nailing ana bei lara apply st !3 Leroy atx {YOUNTRY BOARO—IN A FARM HOUSE SURROUND- ea with beatiful ebade trove, plenty of milk, and all Kinds of fruit and vegsiables; terms $3 to large, roome, oneccnnd wory, For parvewars iuque of Mrs. Nah Fourth sreet, near Becond avenue. OUNTRY BOARD —THOSE W!/SHING A FIN“ SHADY ry ajJamolen is 1, © even miles troct How Yorgor hres qi ealtby location, and find grounds. oh eh; pcomameonione 8: terme moderate. ‘Terms reasonable. 2 pply at 39 xiberty street. OUNTRY BOsRD.—WANTED, BY A FAMTL Uemap, bis wife, three female ch'idrea snd board in a private temly, on the left side of tbe Hi between New ‘York and Mahatianvilie; the house mus: be plea- ‘evnt, with gas, bath, &c , wr ane exceed $16 per deferenc han x box 180 herald office. Corer BOARD —A GENTLEMAN WHOSE RE dence is besutifully situsted upon the eae Grea Long leland, a few Bours ride by from this lived number of boardera dariog oe er. Fin surf batb'cg, enil at, Fee one iL. Cornell St Joba’ sweets" or 0. 1B. Gornell, 28 ly t» D. at helt BOARD MAY BEOBTAINED NEAR GLEN ong Island, where home comfurts may be enjoyed moderate nt price. The housr ig ins pleasant and airy situ- ation, close by the water, with its attending i feake Also nee aty bi eon day. Fe ‘ie particulars inquire of with the city twice a day. For vurther ‘Richard Cox, No. 160 Broad wa: isa OUPTRY BOARD AT FISHKILU, WN Y., WITHIN J five minuies’ wala of the Hudson Biver Bailrond depot.— ‘The hovseis ig ery, peasy situated, commanding a fine view of the river. The accommodations are atvietly first class, gna the pure mouptala air, “beautiful drive, ‘with tbe fine Dest: ipg and bathing, render it Te7y desirable se a summer resi dence. Acdrets Mrs. Louisa Hall, Fiahsill Lanoing, N. ¥. SUNTRY BOARD WANTED—AT A FABM HOUSE, rithin ten or twendg, lle of this city. for_& ld children, six and eigh@years of age; good uired. ‘Terma must be moderate. particu- hare ao. J. Whilock, care of B-. Walker jOUNTY csicag gee ana board for wife ant wo ) ears old, in a healthy bad pleasant locality, within ive’ miled of "Now York, whore ere are Dut few oF no boarders. Address, stating full parti- culars, C. H., Broadway Post ofiice. YOUNTRY BOARD WANTED_ON THE SEA SHORE, convenient for’ for a sual fa of three or four erm to. "hor ti se, sixing particulars 18 Post offi partic Is Oona’ BOSBDING.—WHITE HOYSE, LITTLE Silver Ebrewabury, N. J., landing otther at Rei Bank forth river, or Ucegnport touid river, She house 4s siaated Banas arena, TS the bites.” Bais baihtng or ae agers os For particulars inquire at 732 Broadway, Ape, BIVER BOABD.—FIKST OLAS8 BOARD besecured at Riverdale, one hour from the clty via Boat or ralirond. cABpIY on the premises, or af 68 Pear! aircet, up stairs, front use Within s stone’s throw of the TO SPEND THE " t, is now A BWAUTIFUL PLACE ' iit lurray street cular a) at Mra. AST MORRIBANIA.—THREE FURNISHED nege a let in the country. in a retired place. two minutes’ irom Port Morris; good accommodations for A ing. apply at 219 Thompson street, for one week, MOgPGAN LAKE I8 WITHIN 1% HOURS, PER, HUD- son Kiver Batiroad, near Peekskill, and rand mouniain sceni JONAS hes rooms overlook! Mis picturesque lake, “He ean be seen at 516 Broadway or ‘Martan’s, No. 3 Montague street, Brookiyn. M. WARDELL, proprietor, fortable and airy Toor, withigood board, ia tse country, four houre’ ride frock the city, via Ero Ratlroad to Port eee bean. tifal sosvery and apiencid drives; ‘tnd trout spundance. For pariioalars inqaireot W. il. ARMSTRONG, 1 }8 Raaean street, N. ¥., 0c addrem J.B. Cornelh jus, Mail county, ra. ITED STATES capa) Fak mock eWAY. x L. 1,18 cone for the i a! = somely by B., yentielh streets, Ladies attended ha anne Lhe al Mena nrrenner hol ig OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF clothing, farniture or carpets to of, can recelre & Bannis wee aa ee ey eer mekods and Twenge i jeverth avenue, zg fre strosta.” Ladion atendod to by Mra. Harri, Sowing. fssk Sse lopes i recetve ture or faty value ih eush by sending to oF, nr careening HARRIS, Sos Third avosne, barween Fortiod: and Forty drat streets, by De nr ) GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY OAST OFF i as ta wire oF caroeta to dispose of, will receive ibe highest price in cash by sending. 10 oF or addressing int, eat Orta oe te ty seventh and ASTROLOGY. ASTROLOGY. OLAIRVOT4RT AND ASTROLOGINE THAT BEATS Agz oe = sore ee as ‘corofala sad all Beles, eon ear Sere 2 fe etiem, wrud ta well ‘oun aad ove Sar. D NEWS.—THR NEVE “ASTRO! 4 Scknowledge Mra’ Roedor the beat when it others fal Wish, o THE COOLEST PLACE IN the Lf Mitel readonly ee, dirpereaoe any seaaom ot eccetoe eee Ob Rta