The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1866, Page 11

THE PUBLIC CONVEYANCES OF NEW YORK. & Suggestion as to Cheap Cabse—The Street Cars Uncemfort: ‘The Stages Crewded— A Ride at Will, Not by a Particular Route, Wanted at a Low Price. Among the aumerous commoditios necessary to the comfort of tho inhabitants of a great city, easy end convenient vehicles for the conveyance of the public are woquisite. This ts especially the case in New York, for ‘the city covers such a large area of ground that it isa matter of no small consideration with many peoplo how to reach the places of their deetination, The horsecars, pf course, greatly facilitate locomotion; but nearly all of ‘hem run in the same direction, and the difficulty is ‘chielly felt in croasing the avenues. For this purpose it ‘ds necessary to have cheap public backs, to be hired by the milo, aa ia the case in all large European towns. To ‘obviate the extortion now practised by the drivers the charges should be fixed by law. It is an unnoces- ry expense to bo obliged to pay for the use of two horses and a largo, heavy carriage, when a small CAB, OR COUPE, would answor the same purpose, and be far more com- fortable. There is a Hansom cab now, such as is in vogue in all English cities. If an enterprising capitalist, or a -company, would start a number of these cabs, charging twenty-five cents per mile, they would meet with the patronage of a large number of business men, who now make use of the stages, &e., faute de miews, Very many people would gladiy pay half a dollar for a cab, to obvi- ate being obliged to take their chances of finding stand- ing or rather hanging room im en over-crowded car. Even whea sitocessful in obtaining a seat, it ia far from (Pleasant (© have one’s toee continually trodden upon, and, if the weather happens te be rainy, to have one’s legs used a8 a temporary umbrella stand, or to receive the drippings from those, who fresbly drenched by Aquarius watering pot, joyfully bail the car’s friendly shelter, regardless of the discomfort of the more fortu- nate passengers. THE DIFFICULTIES OF TRAVEL, It often happens that a gentleman on bis way homo from business, after the fatigues of a hard day’s work, congraiulates ‘himself upon having secured a vacant Beat, but, alas! he bas counted big chickens before they are haiched, The car is quite full, but nevertheless a lady enters, takes a quiet survey of the passengers, and chooses her victim. She plants herself immediately ‘m front of the gentieman in question and he cannot do otherwise than riao and offer his seat, for which courtesy be rarely receives thauks; on the contrary, the lady con- ‘Siders it merely her due, ‘and any remark on the subject unnecessary, Poor man’! his pleasure is at an he ‘ust finish his homeward journey hanging on by a strap to the roof, which reminds the traveller of a piace cailed the “deep cellar,’ in Hamburg, where, for ‘the consideration of one cent the bomeless and desti tute are permitted to take their night's rest standing, supporting themselves by resting their arms and heads ue nee stretched from one side of the apartment to he other. THR STACKS. ‘The same remarks are applicable to the stages, which ‘aro less agreeable for traveling even than the cars; for, owing to the badness of the Toads or of the vehicles ering, one is continually subj to joltings and ngs, which is suggestive of being put into a barrel olled down a steep, rough bill, a favarite mode of parontient mong the ancient Romane. This pitching ‘aod rolling is Ealeriy interesting when two or three ‘people are obliged to stand; for they are then thrown ‘upon those seated on either side, it ia to add, are received with an: vag | but open arms. up town of an afternoon four 0 ‘block itis utterly impossible to tind a vacant seat ine ieee anywhere above Wall stroot, aud a long time often elapses before one can obtain oven a footing in one, This fact alone proves that ovcnr AOMBTEING TO BE DONR for the public donveyance, and that eny undertaking for ce purpose, woll managed and ecneibly arranged, would sure to moet with success. ‘The cars and stages do not snffice for the wants of the Ipbabitants of New York, cepecially, as it has already been remarked, because they a!) travel in one direction, and the curriages now plying for bire are too large ‘and ‘uncomfortable and far too air ne; oho to pane [nad people to adopt them for dai entct, is drawn by only one hore, is Bp lighter eral traverses the ground much more quickly—could supply Bu r accommodation at a much lower rate. re has boon a great deal said about constructing an underground, or some other nny of railroad, for relieving Broadway of part of its travel; ‘this ever comes to pass or not, several years wall certainly elapse its compietion, and by that time the travel ma may have fucreased no much that everything will be at astand Ati from the overcrowded state o! nfares, esis even now oorasionally the case thing should be done at once, and « leferred until (o-morrow which can be iow York is vary empty at present, but it will be fonnd thas ‘The war, that for a space did fail, Now (rodiy ‘uundering, swells the gale, and as winter once more approaches, the evil will be found to ia a, when those wLo are now sojourning at the watering places and in the country return home ged the city hogius to fill n. There are plenty of ing capitalists here, who only require an assu- gunce of a fair prospect of success to embark their for- tunes in such @ 4peculation. Why do not some of them make bay while tho sun shines ¢ UNITED STATES COMI ‘The Allvaed Murder on oi Ship In the Bay of rmo, Sicily, Before Commissioner Osborn. Yesterday, Lloyd Browne, a colored man, was brought before Commissioner Osborn for further examination on acharge of haviog murdered James Dempsey, second mate of the American ship Jonathan Godfrey, on board What vease! whilg she lay at anchor in the Bay of Paler mo, Sicily, in the month of February last, Joseph Fritz and Frank Beowne were aleo charged in connection with the »Matr Mr. Beebo conducted the prosecution. ples defended the prisoners Captain Cooper, master of the Jonathan Godfrey, ox amined by Mr. Besbe—I know the Brownes aad Frite; " my second male was killed at Palermo. @ In what way did he die—did you soe the stab given? A No, I was in Palermo on business; I was oa shore abo it two bours, aad © ited back on account af the murder, found t jored man was fastened to the rigging, and the second mate was lying dead on the deck; Lieyd Browne admit that he committed the murder, and paid b cted to be bung for It; the tem timony taken op hoard the vesse! by the Consul was read ovor to the prisoners, Browne and Frita, To Mr Slaples—The o € of all the witnesses against bon board; none of the ononer« exe brought betore COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Board an American Mr. J. M. Sta- oxy wne me the prisoner vark; 1 am sore touched the seco: vere was 1 try @ confict of anthorit: he prisoners, The Ami been written to to have aras he (the captain) kaew ed before any Italian riean My th said that he had ere you brought bat I dee, and a gentleman aid ted that there ndergoue Palermo, was evidence to al ¢ form of trial fe the examina ng %0, besid at be oo oy they ware en- no evidence of any such tr he ¢ Commiouonor—If there was any such trial it m me pro srocord, and we have no record of at {1 thers hia ba trial is would be a bar to the The cay att 1—The Consul at Palermo showed m* & tele oi from the American Minister at Floren “o nd that the me was committed uate " Hag, that the italian authorities had fe ju and toat the Cons should take the case , nhunds The Mal uthorities not having | re ' euram giving them (his information, they declined me to give up the prisouers, and I was Yitigest to wall without them v for the prosecution haying closed, Mr Le 8 contended that there was no evidence t agners, Joveph Frit and Frank Browne . vhof the second mate. With regard to Livye admitted that he gave the second tua tt t ted in bie death Counsel a je hat i wis 9 oase of excusable oF justifiable homicide, as i war acting Under & reasounble apprehen- gow was going lo suffer injury at the hands of the soo ip the fourth volume of Blackstone, are “ wes stated that it be 4 species of homici Bat th in the meaving true criterion between them when both parties are setually v the time when the mortal stroke is given, ven guilty of manslaughter; bat if the gun to Oght, or (baying begun) endea. any farther struggle, and afterwards, be. ' sod by his antag: is him to avoid tion, is bis bomb amable by self. oper said he would sacton Of the Grand Ju they might sod Frank Browne y should be held as witnesers P SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS Judge Barnard’s Opinion of the Excise Law, Before Judge Barnar: Avquwr 1) Matthew L Murray et the Roard of Be. 214 —Thiw as a mandamus case to compel the Board of Fe 90 to grace the plaintiff a lNoenee for selling hquor. The application war originally made before Judge In. arsham and cofused, but an order was issued by the ‘Qourt divooiiaa tq Board of Epcgg to inauive uw We plaintiff's character, and if found good, to graut Lim « tioease Tho matter was adjourned until to-day, whon Mr [a- gersoll, one of the counsel for the plaiatiff, moved fora further postponement of the case, on account of the ab- sence of his associate counsel, Mr. Jas. T. Brady, who a eee emmartaee 18 Ure Iataslon o¢ tbe State. sel forthe Board of Excise, wanted Judge Barnard said sald no naneed with him, It would bo a idea to sond the case before the General Term, which met this month. At the time that the cage came up before Ju wo all 3 the matior and with him, Mr. romarked that this case was not ia @ post tion to the General Term. No return had yot the gentleman on the other side. Mr, Tracy—We have a retura here which has not yot ing to show that we have made an examin. of the plaintiff and his business, regent ‘voted against this new {iquor ine r, but ance v pew liquor law, tothe conclusion tial its perfectly const 0 nt] should be enforced, (Sensation amor the lawyers.) What mee, T believe all ae eoig fides nthe ure agree with me, as, judges e Secot ri so that you can taiet bad the action of the Supreme Court will be. Mr, Io, 1, who was completely taken aback by the unlookt pression of the ges gee on w constitutionality of the law, ed that under such an announcement from the Court he ate certaint: hesitate about trying the case before his Honor, nately, however, the question now to be disposed of was not one involving the constitutionality of the law, Judge Barnard—Oh, tn that case I will try and have a country judge for you here when the case comes off. The matter will stand adjourned until the 24d just. TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. Au Account of the Experience of a Boats’ Load of the Survivors of the Ship Hornet. A private letter from Mr. Henry Fergusou, published in the Stamford, Conn., Advocafe, gives an account of the remarkable sufferings of the crew of the clipper ship Hornet, bound from New York to San Francisco. On the 3d of May the vessel crossed the equator, and waa within three days’ sail of San Francisco when some varnish ignited in an open lamp, and in a fow minutes the ship wasin dames, There was no chanco of savin, her, and the crew, numbering thirty-one, manne three boats and put in provisions for ten or twelve days. They continued together from tho 3d to the 19th of the month, and finding it impossible to stow their boats any longer thoy separated, and the boat in wh: Ferguson was beaded for Clarion Island, latitude 18,12 north, longitude 114, but the trade winds, inatead of coming from the east, came from the aorth, accompanied with such a sea that it would have been suicide to beat inat it. On the 30th they gave up looking for this nd changed their course to the westward, look- uster of islands which was laid down aa “oubt- By this timo their provisions had nearly given were obliged to depend considerably on nd birds aa they could catch. After spending nearly a week in looking for thoxe islands, without success, they ped thoir course for Hawati, a distance of nearly a thousand miles, with little more than aknuckle of ham and one car of “soup and boutll During the last four days their suf- ferings were very ry greet, am during that time they had nothing ut two gills of Water and such nourishment as they could extract from greasy rags and boot leather. On Friday, June 13, after forty-one days’ exposure to a Pe pose sun, storm and starvation, they saw land, and in the afternoon landed at a little settlement of natives po Laupahoehos, in the island of Hawaii. At the timo they iaaded, the crew, fourteen in number, wero ver: weak, and could scarcely move, but they were moet wit! kind attention, and wore fast regaining thoir strength. NEWS ITEMS. In South Adams, Mags., on the morning of the 12th tost., a brick building, used for storing liquor seized by the State conatable, ‘was blown up with gunpowder. ing for ful. out, and such fish Damage $10,000. A little orphan boy, who sells ne ra, drew one- eae | of ae ‘tanec io ihe Alsoass ‘State Lot- ry on tt Mi itn roe, aservant in the family of Hugh B. in, ta Providence, committed suicide on Saturday by drowning herself in a well. The colored people of Boston have contributed $123 for the benefit of the colored of Portland, who were sufferers by the recent con! n in that city. Young Chambers, of Hancock county, Ky.. who killed his father with a hoe in the tobacco Bold has been dis- charged on the ground that he acted in self-defense. It is said that twenty-two murders bave been BF wl rng ta bey county, and pot one murderer brought to justice. Leonin was killed and two others were badly in- yd etic inside the Penitentiary at TAOS, Seventeen persons were buried beneath the fallin; rains of a home in Newtown, Alabama, last week, niue them were sertously injured. Several persons have died and others are yet sick, as the reauit of gen a the wedding of Dr. Marabel, 4 Sampson, N.(., not long since. It is not known who ible for the poisoning. ts reapor The son volunteer fire company In Mempbis has been ‘disaol The Legistature of Ohio has a law providing for the free tuition of ex-soldiers iu the State university at Athens for as long atime as they served in the army white minors, A thief in Atlanta, Ga, who attempted to steal, in open day, & bunch of bilis from a bank counter was se tenced to receive thirty-nine lashes on the bare back. The maa in Mobile who attempted to walk for an in definite number of hours, died from the burating of « blood vessel. His wife has become insane. A school mistress in Lenox, Masa, has bean dismissed for brutally beating a child four years old because he mispronounced a word, Ta Obto a child, nine years old, ina ft of somnambulism jumped from a fourth story window without incurring serious Injury A haman skeloton, supposed to be that of a murdered man, waa found in Marshall couaty, West Virginia, recsutly. A negro drayman was murdered near Potorsburg, Va, on the 9th, by « white man whose name is unknown A colored man was arrested in Philadeiph a, on the Lith Inst, on suspicion that be is the murderer’ of the late Mr. Georgo Raymond, of Woodbury, N. J. er a A SP SPKCIAL NOTICES. A tAnr i Is ANXIOUS TO MEET WITH A BENEVO means Who would be willing to assist rpriee for wwe benedt OF the poor ay city Herald office, THe ByY THE A that MEMBERS oxirep y or tii an adv Brookiyn and Wiliamsbucg By order of the (rn ciety WM. HACKETT, F P.O. Pannnut, Secretary. VY ASOHeSTER, JULY 15, 196% NOTICE 18 ner VA given yoke & Wilkins Agnnts at Matamoros (Mexico DE JER TOR oF sof M acy, we thiak weare + 0 EMPLOYEES. Williamsburg, Long Inland ~ BELMONT RETREAT, OPENED TN 166 designed ely to INEBRIATRS. and DENTISTRY. TLPOL SET OF TEETH, $8 TO $15 and extracted without pals All work wa: Dr. MICHAUD, Frenen Dentint 402 8 «th avenue, near Twenty-e eure BEA TRETH od CIAL TERTH—FULL | SETS, 98 TO. $15 and Deantifal; warranted for i peo mee hown eoting 0id and other filing he) BODINE PRocras fle, ° without day NINE Bx TEETH La FULL AET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR 68. $10 TO 815. Kriracting without pain with py Got ol las wast Thirteenth sireek, between Bre ASSOUTATION pitrou {OLTON DENTAL enmathenc use of ORIGINATED THE teeth (to daiey for aver ty ne complaint of pain o lajary from the Beery patient has aqnet ifvate scroll to thie effect. Office 19 Cooper Inatlinite ( STROPLASTIC FT LOAN OFFICES T7.~MONEY EiBEeAyLy. LY ADV Ane =p on DIA. MONDE, WAT , THE »; ye Ar cee Hig rian AWS Aceak Bes oh DIAMONDS, 11 Bleecker street up eta FM wae HS MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW. city, Pry yond ‘and Pe roperty of every dey JACKSON, 1 4 wtreet, two doors weet LT RYMAN Sam BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND r street, will be pald the highest price ‘or Diamonds, ches and Stlverware, or Wl) Advance om (he above aru. T ML BROADWAY—I P4Qy CN gigs PRIORS for Diamonds, Watches Towel TSAac PAVTRrre rae TICKETS, DIAMO! wan nes nd Clothing purchased at th ont pricgs at the private oflioe, 69 Bayar #ireet, Daerune; ween Bow ery and Mott atrort, ea ate DAWSBROKERS: TICKETS PURCHASED OF ¢ yoru. ing. Dry Goods, Ae, A large lot of Unredecmed Piet on bana wealy yy Mada Vating, fret claas, From 610 v0 8. Ol Broome gipert on block Guat fr roedw, sg Ro. Gee BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. TWEL! ye PRIVATE FAMILY a ala ao an apauucmen with Tarai Ia ‘rtd act children not taken, A’ bk bemiy! : RT HOUR iki BLOOK } mast iirooit 258 Coy 4 I, y raeen ot Pe waa Ante eae ROOMS: BORO at 188 Bleecker street, uear A. Be HANDSOME, SUIT OF ROOMS—FU! OR a LADIES, avenue. Dp oR , wit! fashington Wgomery streets, Jersey City. Avi RLEGANTLY rosin aety mye Eanes or BABIES detighttul itoonss wilt and sgh M3, ON LEGANTLY roms 90 SUIT OF mor ano yee NE A second floor, with ALSS Wout Twenty second street T 61 CLIN FROM fi, CLINTON PLACE, @RCOND HOUSE to tet, ‘runout P iccation desirable; unexceptionable references. mt AN, ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR AND OTHER DESIBA; ble Rooms to let, with Board, at iy-seooad Sireet, near, Broade Broadway, lovation very ti class. A Rhy aM eta ne TAROe Een jingle t a without Board, Abniy at S72 Beonaway. va T 18 AND 2) WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW \ York, Hotel, handaonns Partore, ts suit, 8 Se tem and second floors; oom men, wi frat Saas Bowed single Rooms, for gent q A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE HANDSOMEY furnished Rooms to let, in suits or single, to families or gages Le Spafomen, with private table if desired Apply at ied treet, A "TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED 5, witli goad Boart, in « plain but respectable Launily terma reasonable, Inqiiire at M6 First avenue, one door from Nintit streat, PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN, HANDSOMELY furnished, large and small, gas and water; tn the eentral Iooation 68 Sixth aveuue, near Eemertes 1 . SURMISED, SECOND SUIT OF THREE c also for gentlemen: with Board; ala Boor beiween Lexingtoy and Fourth hirty-first street, ; asec tS SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—T0 ONE OR TWO GEN- tlemen; no mes ovation in the city, only seven doors trom Broadway. 13 Bond atreet wed MANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED. 40 singla Ttooms, to let, with Bowrd, in a frat ase house; location @ East Tweaty, ‘afth atveet, near Madi STREET, NEAR and hall bedroom, iol tet t gether Ov separate, LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON TIE socon floor, sa wales And closets, with or without d. 814 Greedwieh, corner Jane street! PLEASANT SUITE AND OTHER FINK ROO: nicely furnished, some of them having private ba c., to let, with first claas Board: private tables, if desired, the’ private family hotel, 22 Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. T NO, 9% UNION sQi ARE. —VERY DESIRABLE Apartments to be renter h Board, to families and tafeofitort passed for bealthfulne omfor' PARLOR AND BEDROOM. THIRD FLOOR FRONT, to let to A wife with or without Board honse bas all modern Improvements. $37 Fourth avenvie. A 800M 70 LET—OR PARTIAL BOARD IP REQUIR- ed, at 178 Willow street, Hoboken. For information address bor 125, Herald oMcn, LADY OR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN PIND tly furotahed Roome, with Board for lady, at 61¢ near Thirty Srst street, PARLOR i AND Pt dre MT with Board, to able parties gee and bath Referonons exchanged treet, near Reservoir square 8, ‘TABLE WIDOW LADY WAS NEA nished Rooms to let to gentiemen only, where the com forta of a home can be enjoyed. Call at 213 West Thirty: Ath street, four doors west of Seventh avenue T HARLEM—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. WiTit Breakfast and Tea if required, ina private family, utes’ walk from boa . Apply a: southeast corner of 120th atreet and Fi: j ADY WILT, Ler re A th iw LADY wrt 1, LET a FRONT ally Curniats with or without fiverley place, our * A‘ ae WIDOW A. GRARTIES | DEAIRING PLRABANT WELL FUR qenlsed oom, good invme.s table, first class house and neighboriood. Thirtieth street, betwoon Fifth and ual tao. OR GI ENTLEMAX AND LADY AN hand raished Rooms, with Board for ie lady, by iss yeat aN vaiath street : Sinn y at No 8 Rast won avenues. FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET—TO ntlemen. ora gentleman and wif), with or or can be used for housekeeping, Apply Bearectwo PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, ON THE rdand fourth doora, with Board, at No. 8 Clinton plare, near ‘te Brevoort House OARD—AN ELEGANT PARLOR Rooms to let, with Lheral Board firat street, near Sixth avenue, aud West Twe: near Fifv Bone AN a atreas, ASANT ROOMS TO LET WITH BOARD, t alleen ov geatiemers raet GENT! REMAN AND WIFE. OR TWO GEN ard, with a large aud 10 Fourth avenue, om Twalfth street Bor. gs SUT oF Pe FARANT ROOMS TO LET ON parlor door, geullemen or gentiamen and their wives Those tee cam apply at Ali FURNISHED OR A thelr wives, with ean be made ACCOMMO. FOUR GENTI with Board. in CAN BE private family. tertns Paee Bs ehie. | Apply #! 380 Navy near Dekalb aveaue, Brook | lyn, 8 Begepige,-to Ler, wir A LARGE Back F two alogie gen & genteman and wife, at 112 South Fourth street, Brooklyo, B.D. coor A or two, $16 SINGLE it Break (ont * A PRIVATE FAMILY » modern tinpro ‘Va Kast Twelfth etre ond ave : | ALSO } TO A LADY Binecker. T wrrit \ drewe Pee SURNISURD J ' t wire, mike St Twenty eixth atre F' RNISHED RO ‘” GENTLEMEN, WiITHONT board, ab No, IT 108 etrees, opposite Lalayetie | | awe Me name ; ue rH BOARD TO GENTLE ther biariers handy to Apply at No. @ Dominica spect FUL. Wee | wey JURNIBHED ROOM WITHOUT et near Sinth — } at Famuy ROOM ty-th “12D ROOMS, gentlemen, ppl Big envee required. heventh ad TO LETT GEN. family, Apply a # AUITABLE t, with fret me PLBASANT ROOM TO LET, WITH ly, Lewation desirable i, + exchanged. Address LD. LeT-WiTll Bx: rr ® 4 wife oF wo ladiag. « terms 616 App'y a 1. URRAY furnished ® front HOLD APARTMENTS TO LeT_ wren BWLY PURNIAL G N ithous Roard, with only two tm family Call Fge hres days at G8) Third Svenue, Neferemens exchanged. JHATLY FURNISHED ROOM’ TO LETPOR GEN tiewan and wife, board wif only, gouty st No He Wem ge eicomt, amar veers z| us| s = BOARDERS ab -LODGERS WANTED, + ALE. POR SALE. ARLORS AND oTH ROOMS, QRPARATE oR , BN t board. Ay ab 17o tg, atte rooms also, eo, wiih of witiiou! pply LE ASANT RooME TO LET—FURNYSHED, FOR mrntiemen onl: hones private; localiog comveqleat. __OFFY RBAL BsTaT POR SALE vat i) Wot 3 0OMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, zon! FAMILIES AND Rw AV “single geatiemen, 170 Blosokor street. Aree burbaa TULVESANT PARK. CORNE RR OF abivimoaron | faces corn toons fisor 6 ‘prt MORACRIBER , DRStERS TO LET, IN HIS Mag 5 Ts M6 | agua yao ay of Rooms, with sand nd oor, ate baths, closets, ke Sa fo aa on fourth, (we ie AY, tANLEY Bat i, FOURTH ay Houses and Hots §u Nve, Mailed tres if de THRER STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, 9x55 \s), corner: avenue . A ree ston te 1. Apply tt HORAOB STORY, lot iD, 00 gud Twenty Alin rouRm story HOUSE Tw jon Sen. etre Poasrss| GALI , 1S Chambers at iP BROWN fine stable, low; Furaiture if de- gentiemen: “Samer wropaan FIRsT Crags ry mou! ston faroughotLioeath ado miata sro Tocation aa Mine STEPH YRE, 99 Union Square. | sired: others, $15,000 to A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON | aleo two small se ulith stort, Sear Bae son Monae, 21280) SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. FIRST OLASS FOUR STORY AND won stvor brow: the or price 818.000, oply wo WEORGE Ww. FR NOH, 209 Ninth avenue.” _—_-- snogrta “AND WE A eer ae bE 00D CHANGE —FOR S SALE A FIRST ( at House, situated tn oo Etguals sings Gs ab: BN, of aan Avenue Raiir , L. ALE Workings “ CORTLANDT STRERY. sit cheapest” Kote, de every sonia warral wich. —For sale, the LASS DTN. FIRST CLASS CORN studing Lease, Stock and gay $39 ver month Apply at 312 Monroe PR Satisfactory rasaons given for selling. street, tora of Conese res, for sale’ A yin tA on ell Atted Tease: wi a Al Wl mists ae TELTAM ‘ABO LIQUOR | STORE _1N, 4 cheap. Keal ILAgS LIQuoR STORE » FOR SALE LB THe Pr, and doing «© Auctvucer, Pore ou VOR TO) N 8 A em ae RE, 1 ear REBT, FOS Laquor St Baloons. r MITCHELL Store Ag 7 TT Cedar at T, one or two atagea and cn en, wit! ‘conven at 228 Went fy treet, 0 RENT. —A SMALI. FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, 3 ig “pying «house in a genteel and at location, up town, would rent wo Key oy ‘one or two Parlors, with Bedrooms; Breakiast if deaired. References required None bot Parties willing to pay a Uberal price need apply. rds box 745 Post ofice, TLEMEN DESIRE ONE LARGE OR TWO ama furnished Rooms, with Board, Wolow Sixteenth street, Addreas, stating particulars and terms, J. 0, box 47h oat oflice, handsome dwoll LINTON PLACE foot fr root, brown stone immediate $46, yor SALE—WITtt desirable three story brown reet, near Lexin juire of the owner, J, C avenue, completely efoo. $16,000. "Apply to Kk. tt PROPERTY FOR SALE—FIFTY between Fifth and Sixt! th wi it Ube ee eeptatt PE wives. Pu OR SALE ca two. stromt, Gj NEW FIRST OLAS8 FOUR srory 72 West Foriy-ninth street, with ne House I font 4 inches by 52 foat; BARES, 44 West IMMEDIATE POSARSSION, A in Wieey: ( c "i in ¥ Pe oe Partie uory with wits: | Low'd i ee ala By tana. win REBT POR SALE—A HANDSOME DOUBLE RESIDENCE, panes ered en fa iy, un evntiemen | oF hoarding purgosee if required,” Adina, ‘eas 09 JOR SAL IVERSITY PLACE, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth atrants, 19 t, furnished Kooms, en sulle or 17' pa ” WITH BOARD, ONE ber to a gentieman and wife, or two single gentlemen; also ove room on top toor to 99 BOND. STREBT—TO 1 4 large handsome front gentlemen. Reierence exchanged, WEST TWENTY.THIRD — BTRERT—OPPOSITE, Firth Avenue Hotal, newly aud elegantly furnish oe Roma may bn onanged for the winter by faratlie ie re men, Vrivate Table If desired. Refer xohay nee Sixt OR SALE—A MODE RS NX enue, Twellth atrest, $7,000 on ply to M. ixty-aixth sires! 100. Bro ituated on Lexing’ eighth and Thirty-ni on the prema Fat 7) W. SIMMONS, JR, 7G VIETH AVENUE, NEAR VELMONICO'S ARGE: airy toons, newly and bandsomely furatshed, to le & smite or al ortia moderate. Re! erence requlred. manner; QQ BAS! TWENTY Frnst STREET — LEGANTLY IO and nowly furnished Roome to let nes ex- | 7. clianged, Apply for one week. s 0 by 129 CHRYSTIE, STREET, 1 DOORS ABOVE * Broome —Front and back Rooms on second floor to teh furnished, with or without Board. Alao a few alngle gentlemen can be ace ommodated with Board 14.5 TRMEGETH STRERT, NPAR SECOND AVENUE, be) large Room, auitable fora geatleman and wile, oF atlemen. Ter derate. WEST TWENTY-SEC 24.0) Srench and Highth a or furnished Rooms, without board BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. ‘Charles E. ‘Strong, Eva, ara. F. Skinner & Co OFFER RITHER a Hous Brooklyn for country House Owners addres ons ball eatne Romenin. pentaet araer, witb el Gorn dimprovements; neighborhuod frat Broadway, New York. railroad or bon minutes’ is, with private peice will be ps GENTLEMAN WISHBA BOARD FOR MIMSEL rooms walk of ee Geo. Geo. F. NEW FIRST OLASS BROWN Houses and Lots, 46 7 between Fifth and Sixth Weat Thirty-n ues, splendidly fin. woot! doors, W. FANNIE 37 Weat Thirty aint P {OR SALE—A DESIRABLE THREE STORY Hi legal f oiahed kK * rick House, on West Fift eet, with gly, with o without Board, | median possossion; price $11,800, bye a cvuris BUILT HOUSE on Sixty second stree’, $6.50 Immediate possession, Ap adway. ® Refers to Messrs U. W. Bellows, oe, Kaa, Rey the lower entrance tains ba: omente Herald to pari ont wile and ehiid, in @ private foray from the Lat of FIRST CLABS RESIDEN 15th Ociober, for the winter, location between Fitteeuth aalo—No, avd Thirteenth streeta and Lexington avenue, or Irving b oemai geld , He 9A fast mi sto erteet ord piace, and i 1 » Diace, and Sev et oe required aud given feed soa paw Rh Address 1. O. 400D SIZED, é 1d with oF two story without Break! Twontieth tween Marry Mirent Addr be seen by OARD WANTED-IN A GOOD NEIGHRORMOOD, ‘wenty firat Ward preferred for a gentleman, wife, and gon, IL yeare of Address, stating warms and loca! Lie Post offre OARD WANTED—FROM SRETEMBER ist FOR A gentleman, wile, and child : second floor, front room, with bedroom ad stains ales cue toons fora gentleman snd wile; ii suited will be permanent; payin to Address, with location, &e., box of OARD WANTED BY 2 YOUNG WoMa! ily. within the lm! Address, stating te PURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED FoR and wife from 1 Laeation to be above Pourine ih wrest and Derween, Lay aud Sinth © family seats ‘Address W box family will be pat Communica tio parties of the high iven and required. ‘ont Othiow V ra oo oiber boarders. Al above 14th at. between 4h considered only when coming from respectability: saljafactary reference: Address, J You PAXTED—A FUR dinn b ROOKLYN —POR SALE OR RENT, FURNISITED, 4 attic Btizabethan House, Hart siree ot ‘Tompkins from DD. ORR! ave nus cy wtreet, New You vk. REET, NEW ~ POSSESSION —A Houee, built in the be a arene, bet wae pply to @ at Twenty ‘Aft ateent. 8 entral Park. lot sand six bed on BROOKLYN TREAT ESTATE FoR SALE, . WITH STABLE, FoR A OR SALE—LOT NO. 6.298 IN GREENWOOD CF ME. BuKIRK, ing if desir tor, 64 Cedar etree, New | Ee SALE IN BROOKLYN—816 03-4 THRED STORY and basement brick House, with all mode ieneaes beat fn the etty. will be sold immediate possession, mente, nel furniture, seta Ridge Apply at office of INO. A. VAN ‘oarth avenue, corner of Tenth airoet For term meh ok RESIDENG 10k RE Brooklyn prove ‘Address Booson, Herald ‘COUNTRY REAL ESTATE von SALE. LLWANTING FARMS —LANDS.—TO AL. WANTING 4 roum 12, CHOICE FARM FOR SALE moan: a private fomily. w are thers ore preferred, Address, stating terms, J A WASTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEY, BOARD IN JER sey Oly, near Pavoula ferry. Address, stating terme, R. I, Herald oftice. WASTED-IN 4 coop NEIGHBORHOOD, Two 1 \ tially farnis Ronee h private table, young genileman and w accommodations for maid, | ¢ Adres, siatiug terms, de, # LG, Herald of WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN A XICR ROOM ue and ottide, mene Broadway. Address eer th N.Y RY SEPTEMBER 1-PAR AND TWO . and required COUNTRY BOARD, N EPI MILY RF A SHOT DIS “ GW 8 VT SUMMER RESONTS, Se ” ® w ne KeErT y , / firing “Geteon i |W I’ 1 var ; nyt | - joss THEA pan ae iW A ip ‘ ‘ uk Kyun aA verre new 7 Faris —Large and thrivin GENTLEMAN'S Farm of 7 scres for *ale~ hour's ride b; ful piace in eve MAH engaced tn it five mites » BOYCE ONEAP FARM wild olimate, rich soil. producing large payable within bundre 7 from 12 wonly fer re A PURMAN, WO We “and HOTELS. re Hh aria sQuane—went | FLO ahed st moderate we day, | > separa tl Fs B BREDER, Pro i ig ME HOTEL held ax « RRUADWAY, AND Tontine Wrench . a ana reets Sew York. on ihe Hurspean plan. “View airy tovma, newly Focutawed, Pleneant ladies’ reaaurs ARDS, &E, pa er Nrw AN OND ayn : Koeryihing 7 aetiy on bs Pia Les De Be Crowhy etreet wer PURLAN MAKE Apply at the ofies of the Tremont joe anie & bargain Hone, 46 Browtwey Bu: TARLE-BRAN NEW L THE LECTURE SHASON, LecTCRRa Dally-tTo GW ay cow Tort Musqum of Auatop, alten d these as oan / onures may ere r whe " pur dt © a bAdrens W any ra PUAN AR FURNITURE AND Basa nM shade ’ irtit & PHAZE miles sou to 2 o'clock NKAr th of COUNTRY Situ fm Mit ig pcttlemnent ehiladripbla ated Washington ava STONE, 1“ SIDENCE nm Leng bal AND nd CONTAINING @2 A KK, EOTATE WASTED. Want righ ' wor bm New ¥ OMIT A (BROADWAY 7 Reet etree, mT men © Pow oft Avvr woe nee Wine Tort ” es F peeanion in WROOKLIS Of 3 tare wt we dere ieupr ov eme ~ RESTAURANTS, wn 7nd vanwmme nt 0 004 tm 0 gut Adtetee EY CORNER OF THHN 4 mi ay, Para Lia wn my bn ett one deTY We) i q bau oe are ere femmiline mowed cur vy sarong packed and shines (yt ers sth “aw wil belo entree x xg THUS b CHAMBERLAIN, Propetorre . Store ia Brookins ee A at Aaliington Market for ale; fae Cor, Kets, Milk Konte 8 Store Agency, 77 Cedar a CORNER BARROOM, Restaurant for sale; best stand fo this vi) sold at a great sacri good ‘oustome Seventh avenue, a MITCHELL'S Store Ageney, 17 Cedar ate N OL REFINERY FOR sal. onder, Apply to MATTHEW a baksriee flat'e ont. oot PRODUCE, POULTRY AND COMMISSION sTAND © Liquee o Sade BILLIARD SALOON AND will be X GOOD RUNNING DERSON, 124 Maitea “FIRST CLASS CONPROTIONERY FOR SALh—om leading avenue, dot f "Mat bo wot th RARE Furnishing Store, elegantly ated w and one of the best stands for pardgulars apply to CALDWELL Fulton avemuer Brook ‘phos, . ne of the beat locations in, Right o, for half ite stock and f Jue, @ niece ¢ es, rent $18 markets, 07 oo) L. DEVO, LD ESTABLISHED GRO 1 up Low tached and West 1 \ -F¥OR SALR- of thirteen On UR Dai stron AKERY FOR SALE—DOING AL, able frat class business, low ren AN ¢ A fine businens, with « fouls of thie day, Apply ac 207 Bowern, CHANCE —F —FOR BALE. A bint exer: FIRAT CLASS DRY GOODs STORE —FIVE YR ane 294 Ninth avenue, Ke further particulars (inquire at 176 Kouth VOR STORE, ON FIRST AVENUE, YOR class place, with two years’ lease faquict ai 30) First avenue i pre STORE—LARGE A. 282 Greenwich street. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, BAR AND BOAR we, chen YY aint sell dseg for yourself, 25 Main street, Brooklyn, c the ferries ‘D WELL. DIN cham 0 <I FITTED UT AN stocked for sale cheap. Apply to BECKWITH & 0), VOR SALE—THE ORGAR STORE AND ODA w The hh street and Third avenue loquire o PITTED Kee BALE—A WELL the main entrance of the Cooper fasut AND WERE stocked corner Grocery, situated in he bral Locatinn ro $3,000 ® gianioe concern. Will requ purchase For further particulars address J hind avenue. Brow JQOK KALE—AT A BARGAIN, Loge 2 oF separate, ton, 1 Horse, STRERTER, 90) LEASE AND FIXTURES and Fanoy Goods Store with or wi 8 loe@tion. Addross F rw 6B, tation O F ot nntahti tum fiewt or «A Fw r°8, SALE—RAILROAD TICKET tt ar le House, Blore, Land articniare with ©. x Monk nue D, New ¥ Tors Joase, no ugg y work Address (° Guirt, 1 Liberty street. BUTCHER'S xD YixTURES, jee house. TT oe F° OK BALE THE 8TOC! \nterent, together with fre Halnon. loo one af the aye chance for an eateror owne: nition to the above Apply to ir aie root, maar Atlantic, from # AM. to b Fe: SALE—A BARROOM OM AND, Lopalsa with (ood Wil, Stock and Piatores, one stands ln Went street Broadway Toston bingion aud Charles streets nforvelling Apply nab i TRAPHAGEM, T0202 STORE YOR AALR—AN OLD #TAND. AN@ 4 Notog a go08 business Inquire on the premises at Me, an Fe wi oot . porruane AND ang ' lease of ony the Inquire at No. Wee slenet oe IN Ti 18 ran Lk ROUTE vor BALE WING sont ward, All first e ty We eMiet os P OOnNHE ANDY LONG r im, 20 Ora des at 4 Mar ri KLAR a Barer, 1» aE ME aA a 4 Moart ATENT RIGHT 16 CHES sande werner weita wb HAND wip Marit av MATRIMONIAL /ENTLEMAN, WY PROP ROSIN 6 VROPORALS. cw ACQURDCCT DEPANTNE CONTRACT ONE Menied ie wil toe * ony Med one Hh M. of ul fens Ly emer rey thom . ar or nge Rowers Vteaen AN ENGLISH Chor Ho ror sy AALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE. CO ith good work, at AND GRO ant a se bate ™ as par woot se at