The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1867, Page 10

THE CROPS. REPORTS GENERALLY STILL FAVORABLE. Damage from Rains Through the South. The crop reports throughout the country are gener- ally fattering for an abundant harvest, especially in ‘whea, The Department of Agriculture estimates that the total yield for the States and Territories will be at eas: 200,000,000 bushels, against 180,000,000 bush- els last year. Considerable damage has undoubtedly ‘ben done to the crops throughout ‘the South by the recent heavy rains. First reports, however, are apt to Ve extravagant, and the wheat crop has already been secured in that portion of the country. There is yet time for a good crop of corn South, even it much of it eas to be replanted. The yield of sweet potatoes will also probably be very large. Cotton has been checked, and we fear the yield may not be a large as was gener- ally expected. Extracts from Our Exchanges. ‘The prospect now is that the whole West will this rejoice in abundant harvests. The spring was very ward and wet, and the chronic grumblers were dis- qusted, and, as usual, predicted evil. But when the ind bad become thoroughly saturated with rain, and japon of grains had been delayed until rom! ‘were past danger from late trosta, the sun came out in his crear cat and for many weeks we have had summer weather imaginable—warm, rarely very hot, with frequent showers of inort joan often coming and going in the and @egetalion could not help but grow apace, inter swheat is now ha in some portions of the West, end is yielding well. In Wisconsin aod Iowa it will be ripe about the 4th of July, and is equally promising there. Spring wheat, which is the great staple fm the region last named, looks splendidly, pr can hardly fall to yield very largely; and the same is true of oats, Corn was consideranly delayed by the coldness of the spring, and a good deal had to be re- lanted, but it is fast making up for lost time, and un- [pa early and heavy frost injures it will yield lendid returns. Fruits of all kinds will be abundant, ven the tender peach, which has hardly had the @ourage to biossom in this and the more Northern regions on this side of the lakes for some ten years, is making @ strong effort to redeem its lost reputation. Bome trees are covered with biossoms suiflicient to pro- patra rent of fruit ten times greater than they can ‘MINNESOTA. ‘The seagon has been unprecedented, and puzzles even ‘the old Indian traders of this region to remember any- thing like a parallel. During the years of 1863, 1864 and 1865, it seemed as if such @ thing as rain was to be for- ever unknown again in Minnesota. This year, Though the season has been very late in opening, it has been most favorable in every way for wheat, until withia ten days or a fort- aught, ‘All things considered an excellent seeding time which was improved by farmers, great a ‘Small, in the sowing and planting of much the larges ‘rea of land ever before put to crop in this State—proba- Diy thirty-five to forty per cent in excess of that of last With the single exception of corn, everything looked most encouraging tor a magnificent yield, and * oks encouraging, if these everlasting rains Would +0. But for the tast two weeks they bave increased % ‘engy, a8 weil as fa volume, and if they continue 2 ager & virtual 1ailure of the entire crop of cereals we she inevitable consequence. On the prsyrenae ab of ‘the w. ther for the next two weeks hang all the great interests of this State. mcnraan, ita throughout the State, as also do ex- continue to fu very gratifying accounts ie the condition of the crops. Fruit is now be- most every danger, and promises a yield ansur- by tnat of avy former year. ng Crops are * 0, but the seasonable weather we aro having is rapidly ringing them forward, and should we have a favorable feutumn they will fully mature bofore the advent of ‘frosta, Grass is in excellent condition and promises a if eq by of any past KANSAP, PP scart of all kinds have veen very promising, bot ¥ portions of tho State are being ravaged by grass- Boppece, The litte pests have attacked the wh MISHOUR, From all parts of the State we are receiviag a mont. ‘acount of the present condition and prospects ‘of the orops of every kind. The have com- @enced mowing hay aud harvesting the rye crop. Tne crop ig excellent. The tye crop never was finer, wheat crop a larger breadth was sown than at any former season, and tne grain ts looking fine. There haa beon some danger from rust, owing to protracted @howers, but that danger is now entirely removed. The crop never 208i. Soouc two toot bi looke not fhe beckwardneee ot the Pe sy peach will | vena psig ented egal one time ‘many trees are open Apples are not so an average crop is calculated upon. in all parts of the State an encouraging crops of every description, and ‘peealy a one of wheat, ‘the season and tardy, and even after it did ‘ame, ‘ae ‘was Coquettish and made bicod heat alternate fen so and often that much of the corn Gary but after all the disadvantages and winds aud warm suns finally came, and rs cooing % that the husbandmen a full parvest. An unusually large es boca sown, and coupling this with oes comes up from ali parts of the State, 0, ‘than I 7 i i t i i 4 & 5 i 88 z e z Ho Hage to indicate that next fall will show ures that lowa has ever Lad chalked ita arithmetic of products. A large number of ‘iso been devoted to the smaller cereals, mai barley, ee ee PE es a ceo of the wheat vcrop of Iilinois, st on it prospect, as reported by over two hundred sallebte fortnore frock vearly all parts of the State, is about 32,500,000 busnels. Corn is later than common, owing to the omg A wet weather of May, but the recent warm weather is bringing it forward rapidly. The meadows promise an unusually large crop ot grass, The er Promises to be good, especially apples and INDIANA, we hear the most cheering accounts of (rowing crops and fruit. Wheat, bariey and rye are Fipentng rapidly, 8 and promise a large yield, and of good juatity. Potatoes never looked better. Owing to the ‘wardness of the season, corn is not 8o far advanced as it should be. There will be an average crop of hay. Apples, pears and quinces look promisit On the low lands there wiii be but few while on the hill- sides and on the bigs lands there will be en abundance. Tne wheat harvest has commenced and will be in full Dlast by the fourth of July. ‘TENNESSEE, ‘The crop reports are goueralry favorable. Fully two- thirds of the land in cultivation is piaated in corn and small grain; the lattcr has been gathered with a fair yield. KENTUCKY. —— crop is likely to prove exceeding light, but There is @ heavy crop of corn Bian, but Dut that on the low lands is much damaged by ee eae, Jarge crop may yet be raised. It is be- Reved there isa much larger crop than usual planted. @ais look well, but it is too early yet to determine ‘whether they will be a ‘with rust or not. r Pi typemtrainglsey better.” Corn looks well, Grass. irs and garden produce promiso well. Fruit wail Efoge will be more abundant ever was v ‘The int from all quarters in to the irqgn some places of the On all sides wo bear os confident predictions of large Grops of overy variety, with, perhaps, the exception of L— the only subject Lary appears to ubiquitous army worm, wi im many places, the orchards compiesly bare. countios of Maine report about the same winter wheat, but six por cent advance in con- ‘of crop. Spring wheat shows ten per cent loss, im acreage and present condition. Oats three per Wm acreage, and five per cent in condition. ‘and four per cent in- 80 promising as last five per cent larger. BAMPSEERR, ny i wheat, ate and rye present about the same condition as last eur, with fifteen per cent increase of the acreage of Spring wheat. Apples ton per cent less than last year fm acreage and five per cent decrease in condition, while Peaches report ten per cent increase both in acreage and ‘condition. vi th 2 pe i it i ‘ermont reports three per ceni increase in acreage an twelve per cout advance in condition over last year py bay fifteen per cent more acreage, with pnw f it the same; rye same acreage, but twelve per cont better mae ‘condition ; oats seven per cent increase of } oaagn moan) ae cent dectine im condition; apples per cont MASSACHUSETTS, Ten counties in Massachusetts report seven per cent in acreage, and twenty per ceat in present con- jon over last year, Spring wheat ten per cent more ‘acreage and seven per cent vetter in condition. Rye six cent feoreate ¢ acreage and twenty per cent in con- ition, Onts, @ slight increase of acreage, but about fame average Condition. Appics five per cent better in condition, and peachos fiiteen per cent better, with ‘about the same a increase in acreage, DE ISLAND, Ryo i reported abot the same as Inst Lag om iNEW YORK HERALD, et JUNE 30, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET) j i A [ E * i i 3: sees and excessive rains, Our oPyeipge: | fields will be all iat, and the yeeeinact, 6 rivers, under such another bee will pro! poo ft us a flood equal to the great “Harrison fe take it for granted even now that our oF cotton (ton land are all lost to the present crops. FLOLIDA. The provision crops were nover.more promising. seasons for a few weeks more witl insure a bountiful yield of corn and other grain crops, GEORGIA. The wheat crop has beon harvested. The’ yield is lange. The obs crop ta teported ly the planters ip be the largest and best produced in cwenty years, while corn bids far to give a bounteous yield, Telegraphic reports state that the recent rains have been of great injury to the cotton and corn crops. ALABAMA. Wheat has yielded well for the quantity sown. Oats are looking well. Corn is growing of aaely, ‘and a large crop has been planted. Cotton, though poe begins to tone ‘e and grow off, and is represented as cape ne A well, There are over twenty thousand acres planted in sweet potatooe this this year, and waroh will pro- duce eight huadred thousand bushels. ‘MISSIBSIPPI. From all parts of the State we are in recelj aging accounts of bee arot corn crop. more promising, ani question for the next season may be cea sottled. Of cotton we cannot encouragingly. To make assurance doubly sure e people have concentrated their utmost efforts to e- cure the corn crop, and the cotton is backward and oon- siderably in the grass. Industry and @ favorable seasoa however, will enable them to save it. ARKANBAS. " Vory well, oiing to the unseasonable wealher when the plant was young, aud the ogy the crop wilt be at. Eastern Arkansas, aloi river, the crops have been almost Satirely ruled oy overtiow, LOUISIANA. Corn has been planted to an extent greater than ever before. in East Baton Rouge several instances have been presented of planters plowing up cotton to plant corn. The rain has beea very heavy in some portions of the ctate, and ‘cotlom has bad to be re- Planted i consequence, The cotton crop is @ good stand, and mucl crop has been excelient. OALAPORNIA. Amen eramies pecrny tp al 16 work of harvesti yin portions of the State under nenering Circumstances, — ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF PASSENGERS YESTERDAY. Arrivals. Levparess eee of Baltimore—Mr James, Mra and Shise Jeakings Mise Ward, Mtr doula aod Mts Geigy aes flor and Mrs Ta one Mr and Miss :cribner and serv. Mrs McCullough, Mra Vi to be very fine. Thore is of it 1m, dloasom., The whos Wi Kounedy. Nea P Devan. airs f Mar iant aud nurse; J Rodgers, Mr Taylor, a Kimpton and ‘re Kimpton, pati and Mts Moulds ‘kauph Thomas Nh Thorp, Geo W each, wes 3 David Co ange me uv menue Kev Pave ag ae ane drs bfmrie oe and re y and Mrs son ead tain Burns, Mi fs Paowke ada si De bi "C8. Brest axp Hayre—Steams! ‘ereare.—Mr Mre Chas 8 Spencer, Miss Helen a Moria, “diss Anoa Mocru, Diss Mee xy Morris, Mise Mary Kemble, Miss Julis Manigault, siss Ei Ni bo Mrs DG wacon and lizabet nese, Miss Goasiance acon aad ter Daniel Bacon, Mi reentiel Bigciow, Paul Morphy, Mrs FT Dowdey, Miss Julia, Ju L Buerhaus, Chevalier d’Antas, Minister from Mevonald, Mra Wm McDonald, Aiea Heard, Thomas jeue Thomson, Mrs tnotapeon. GF Healy, Misa milly Hanley, C Kelsey. Mi ‘Kelsey, slote, Miss Kidde "Ml track” Miss Nope T aw View a, AK Ni Clark, Mr Taylore, Mis Kite Darrah, Mrs Darrah. Mr Nathan ear Jr lar Wrofessor William WT clicapie, uma ‘Mrs iacusta and two children, A Humber: Ghao O Hall, Rev John ‘Hayden, Rov ev Edward Hetaessey, Williaa 8 Wright. hice i XC Weaiee, Kagusto Jude, Profesor Hil Charker’ and Uupray, “Alexander sotman, A Voisin, Mrs Voist Mareo.(e, Mrs Marcotte Master Andre M: Felix "Marcoue aud servant, Thomas Theodore Haviland, Henry Bretiner, 1 Jr; J C Horan, two children Kwara © Dowuelly, rs Donnelly, child, Infant and aurse, MreM L Ford, Cadries Berault, Charies Duihil. Choris ‘MeCarthy, Cousnet, Mrs Cottenet, Mr de totedo, Henry Leas a. ‘A # Joaes, William Henry Gunther, Jr Doc P de stevia, Min Hovis, two shildrén and two aor vanus; Miss Romnay, Mr Komnay, N D Mb ae E Haj son, Warren Delano, Gustave Valeon, On twaldave, idward o Lowel, Henry Hammel. J Sia born, Mra H de Chegaty, © Montora, Mrs it Montoro, Miss OrMoatoro, Mapbeal, Montoro, Willtam P Styiwers, George Behn, irs Nathauie ttiman, MS Kane, Jowepii Kizzo, Jamubs B Builoek, & A Bradford, Charles de Luge, P Berges’ di Zur- riga, Thomas J Bryan, Theodore Mutehen H bolle Alek: ander Costa, Mrs Costa, K Millett and child, Mrs Vincent, Mrs Cole, child aud servant; Smile Desage, Master Frank: lin Orango, Master aes ae Araatetn, Julie Goldenberg, Mariano ovary, Somes Dubois Mrs Dubots and chil staurige Weill Lather fanchaes, Mrs Manchaca, John Wigand, Uharies Daupbia, | Mes Datiphin, ‘tures children snd Mrs V Debais, Robt Smith, Kdward ‘servant; a Bear, Isaac Bucking: us Schiele, J B syorand Mr Zberooski, Miss Visene Lipert, Bertraad de de Guano, Thomas Atking,’ Jonas Marks, ‘Segene Laurent, Joho Deicr, Mre Louisa tto- Fi Guano, a Phiiivert sier, Peter Rosier, &| T 4 Locadie Gascom, PA Reginer, Charles Kahn, ‘Abbe "Clement. abe omens’ yhomas Furgot, Antoine Bayne, A. Keig, Ubarles Vermordl, Edmond Danjou, Mrs Mario, Kilesle, Fournier, Mra V Farow Bromo, Edward Morse, James Anchelloy, two ren and at Mrs P Sonit, Mr Beraminde, aT Smith, Mra Coaries pane Monte, Abbe Rubi, ‘Jules Pointel, Miche: Badoity. Mrs Alvert La cupters, Mre Her, Jone Leeds, Leen Peter Vast, Leon Moulard, Miss Gonson, Louls U ‘Mathis Le. Toy, rs Susan Zelonide, Mise Marie Zeloatde, Henry ‘Doos. rion, Mrs Alex T Thomson Jenkins, ¥ Meunier, ueorge W Smith, Frank Monod, Miss Josephine Lzard. Livenroot.—Steamship City of Boston—Miss M R Provost, Mre Cy A Stewart, wife and Miss Alice Pete ee OE wr ye Mi 5 bi Ward and wii oy ae eg and wife, Mr Flagg and Mt Bs 0 Peeaee” Nev Mr wont 8 it Holst "homes Francis B Porter, Uharies ney i Clark, John Ey ol May, United States Mi Mise F ap snd ie Mrs 8 Mou tWo servants, Uapt Fees and wife ¥ a wi “d Srp cutiere intone, A Mre Wiibelmins Fach ee ip Nebraska—Mr pak ye id "Blanch Andre Sus A Kerueekon, we ohiidres and servants, jandeohot! and Mise Milley Vanden: <= OUAMS, BO ago OMS, &O., TO LET. IN ANN STRERT. IN BN Md HY SRahick oF var] REQUIRING 4 F PROM! ANY Atta ted LooaTt PLY TO HOMES ORGAN, NO-2 FINE STREET FINE STORE TO LET—SUITABLE FOR & other business; ts in order; rent grocery o1 reasonable. Appi; promos, Ui be ‘ a Apply, on the BS Fire avenue, VERY DEatS Qoerar ABLE AND GuRtERL, to let, gay z Kory scstane! fee renames mosereie. Parr AT feats: BROADWAY, OFFICES SUITABLE FOR AR: ny Ught business; also a nice Bedroom, at inoderate rents, “inguire ia room No: At H. SULTAN S—-SFORAGE FOR FUSEITORE, snd merol moderate rates, Borarate romans for evel Highth avouue. Entrance on Thisty-th ome STORY HIGH STOOP. OOF BOUER. ip eg ip le for a first Boarding house, I class icoality, to rent, by SMITH & CO., pn Ove TEN ites from ts Or dba T BAST ORANGE-A MO. A, Zooms, furnished if required ied ps indi ‘goa ‘orchard, ‘inade). A. P TERSEN, No. 534 Pine street. nt A TOA FOUR STORY ENGLISH Bageuaes. HOUSE TO GPL PPENNES AN PLS ga tty | Sn tsece OY MOR: SLE IS a oe poe a PLEASANT BROWN STONE HOUSE—NEAR CEN. Ta | A fat'rurk nicsiy turalsheds roat low for the company, 32 B2 ey, ne housekonper of would tara srocta travel wih splavalia 2G np American couple, boarding owner and wife “Apply at one week, by letter or in person, M: 137 Broadway, room 12. SPLENDID CORNER STORE TO LET—ON SECOND avenue, corner th street, and two inside Stores on fthe new ‘T. J, MOKVILY, 863 Third a —FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN WEST SIXTY- seventh street, near Central Park; 97 ie NASSAU STRERT—ANY QUANTITY OR ‘of Job Printing done at rates 25 per cent lees 10. a eed WEST 31ST ST.—A GERMAN LADY OF RE- finement as companion or in- . ‘hot and cold water, : ‘&o, Apply to WALDRON & CO., 302 West sienairens ina lediew’ school; the highest Fons. + PR + Be & eat 0! ‘WEST 15TH ST., IN THE RE. 109" Oar a raating at 2 at ng own house, F 6TH AV.—FAMILIES COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.— ‘Three story, high stoop. Possession immediately. Rout = err. Crd oe 82 East Twenty-ninth street, BR — te Tingdataly a a a ter. Agi SEVERAL SURSHRD AND UNFURNISHED pable louses, in cit + t Office. Established fifi imediate povsession. FREEM. FURNISHED AND - UNFURNISHED, AND PARTS 148 EAST 17TH ST., bed pays dear wo foo ape lady as housel telligent, ‘of Houses to let—Also fine Country Places to let or fur aojuatnted ‘with Lf ag eines: no objection to “epee y ‘Call early at 208 West Twenty. street. ‘address Mrs. C. 8, PEOK. 192 187 AV, NEAR JMTH tA RESPECTABLE N UNFURNISHED FLOOR IN, A FIRST CLASS Gare girl, to travel with a indy y going Ing to France House; alsoa large Room, newly furnished, to can speak Freneh, German and English, and ‘uae | inquire at dig Fourth avenue. ing and all kinds of necdlew: Good alty re relereaeee 220 SBAND, ST. SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCK TO LET— he Heights, two miles from the large dwelling House, car iT. JERSEY OITY—A "RESPECTABLE wing lost her husband, as wet | riage house and at . fine ‘oe stocked with res ‘turse; milk two tee wosteend; con ive satisfactory reference; | fruit; full view of the 3 iy and bag or would be sold, hone but respectable parties need apply. ly tJ, OREVIER & SUN, 6 Washington street, itob>. en, N. J. FLOOR OF FIVE Rooms Bd TO LRTCIN A FIRST clase private house; water, gaa. and ail conveniences Zor housekeeping. feent Ifo 8, Shop on Hast \wone {yuitls siteck, “Kpply to Mr. SMUTHL 8s Second avente. 235 BICKS ST, BROOKLIN.—TWO GIRLS: ONE ok, washer and {roner; the other chambe ‘and waitress; willing to go in the country. Call any time for three days. 335 EAST IsTfl ST. (NEW NUMBER).—A RESPECT. x) abl bermald and wi mie avon FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS TO LET—TO & SMALL tie Of her Prewont employer. A, tary; rent $28.0 month, “Appiy to JOHN HANNOE, 385 STH AV.—AN AMERICAN eager oIRE, geet an. Nowak reer, ‘and seamstrems; be wi PLEASANT; NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN oan be seen at her present employer's. A nfo som. to let, in = borane all pao i ee modern improvements; neighborhood good. re A TOUNGAMERIGAN wrDOW, YuaRS. orp. | imhesmua a mare a aa Any one is yn pir LLOWABLE.—LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, ORDERLY for one week, Helen f ip snene suck hildren or respectable ladies. “Twenty-third stroot— = parlor, $6; whole, oor,’ partlall partially faruiahed. gti.” Address parlor, * a YOUNG LADY DESIRES THR PosITION OF | box'dy'Guion square Fou ofloe, housekeeper for a widower or single Hildegarde, Union square Post office, RESPEOTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION charge of child, or as com- BEAUTIFUL FIRST FLOOR—SIX ROOMS AND Bath, with all modern improvements, oileloth in hall, respectable faraily. in private house 69 (now number Ii) Wout Ninoteonth siceot. "Fo be seen between 12 and 3: Tuterenoe given. Call on or Address, ny gaged, Mi Me juncan’s, Tompkiusville, Y 319 FOURTH AVENUE.—CAL OR ENCLOSE | ay Alte rae is stamp for STANLEY DAY'S printed list of furnished and unfurnished city and try Houses, also Business LADY, HAVING MET WITH REVERSES, WOULD | Fropertr, tolet A. Iiken‘bome whore she would be as one.of the family; | ——— TWO TO LET IN A PRI. would make herselt pode i ‘and useful. Address Bertha Deane, Herald office, A LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH A FAMILY who will be abseat for the ‘season, and take the cure JRNiSHED ROOMS vate family. {nquire at 826 Second avenue, corner teenth wirect. T 300 THIRTY-FOURTR STREBT, CORNER EIGHTH ¢ rete Address avons ae = Faraiture, &e., c of the Bouse: a ference, aM raiture, Caggnge, Ba par taken up on tien. ina A panty OF GOOD Be moan tel REFINED MAN- ners and pleasing ‘a situation as sales. }. OF it; mas — nee Reisen conceanigage Set tone poe ab 3S AeA ecla ee ts ‘gig! SAN reertee ousel wer; DO ob- come Address THREB STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE TO LET—IN igh seventh street, noruhwost side, first house from ‘Third avenue, to one or two faimilies, with all modern im. Provements, ‘Inquire on the premises, NEat Hose ae But HOUSE gto Ler, AND Furniture for sale, to New Jersey, 45 minutes HL. 5. Warner, Union square ‘ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET, rr — bo OFS 20 Leek Zines FIRST LOFT, 9 IN yk EO -4 BICHARDS & gray to Murray street, Loe LET—SEOOND, THIRD AND FIFTH LO! alee in good order, 8 Mercer street, Cheap to “rt OFT TO LET, 25X60-SUITABLE FOR on aut MAN. ufacturing or storage, at 108 Bayard street. QPHICES , AND,,,LOFTS 70 LET-AT 61 WEST arom oom? fa, at J om _ be rwe ghd Gro A Ta ih ton ores of Sis mera fine Fiver vom, OF T° ihre pancfet 006 LEXINGTON A) Oevense. curl caving he. day. FOr ye ‘om ‘— OF THE Py omig AND BEST CARPENTER'S to let to ‘will be given. Apply to ihe owner, tf hatgere sirbat ee 7 eee fest dost a elas eaten oh LET—A NICELY FURNISHED PARLO® eat dwelling, 184 aie chreste ween Brosdway and with convenience nce for housekeeping, to Sen Bowery; twoyears established. “Apply as deman and wife, without oe 21 Second ng loft bell OOMS TO LET—AT 311 GARDEN grenee HOBO. —Second th water and ken, N. J, loor (five rooms), wi LET—FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKE: ‘small cnildren ‘prem - Ya leasant front Room and Bedroom; gas and hae ‘setae mb, moderate. 327 West Twenty-fourth ‘street, Sights svouue, Call on Monday. pumay AND DESI- of sooking; oo lip cutee ae Ren- ROOMS To RENT—AN RASTERN FAMILY HAS TWO to ren! ntest loca. Mone of the aig, weer prices reasonable, TS LET—THE HANDSOME TERRE 9% STORY RY Bose ies eae repair, ead read; yiant afew avenues, now i win es ee iare LET, FURNISHED—A Coens Praca av iret ae ra Be. le. Apply to ¢ % We" AWE! OMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, partial Board or privilege rable, with lent to cars; not Tenlent to cars; people walk from 86 Franklin — LET—AT 2% EAST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET, penal See Wloor for Siti no Woy val eae Fa rom, consioting of, six rooms, containing water ale for 4 : a'Ploors for business, Inquire of T. J. to a good tenant, Inquire on a GIBBONS, 109 Bleeker streot EVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH.—A SEVEN room, furnished eountry House, near city and sea shore; barn, fc. if required. Inquire at 4744 Amity street, or New Monmouth, N. QTEAM POWER, N&AR BROADWAY.—VERY FINE large Rooms and eny amount of power. Inquire on the premises, 6Y and 55 Prince TEAM POWER ROOMS TO LET-—-2, 22 AND & Pell street; wood work allowed. T-FURNISHED ROOMS, OR Fi re Sagh, for houvekseping; cino Bask rage ga amber ln, » and Front Basement» partially, fase nty-ninth street, near Lexington ev. IN BERGEN, A NEAT HOUSE, SIX ROOMS roa Price $850. Fine view. Take the dummy Cara at Jersey City ferry and stop corner of Woodlawn av. LET—IN Sone a aa oe ner Tissot Feet SvAvis, aa Anigeca ty wage, 3 10 LET—IN YONKERS, FOR SUMMER OR UNT! TORE 70 LBT—AND NEW FRONT PUT IN FOR A tenant; also Dwelling above: for business. Apply rnirteenth street, two doors west of Broadway. ai 80 ‘ay 1, 188, furniahod of unfurnished, a very plousaa TORE 221 GREENE STREBT TO LET; SUITABLE FOR eee oT tea, OURTISG, Yonkera or a any light business, New York APR Sinica, isae HE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH. LET—FURNISHED ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR 0) ‘Mont is at 7 Nassau sireet, Every variety of work ls SEE oo eae ee 1a) oat ‘Thirty-feet nels done at lower rates than elsewhere. he floor has been newly painted and papered, and will be toa single gontioman, without boa:d. 10 LET.—FORNISHRD ROOMS, FOR SINGLE GEN. men or gentleman and wife. ‘Convenience for house. Keeping. Inquire No. $ Christopher Airlie eric ee page bpd Sa E deliers, bath, &c.; w LET—TO ONE OR TWO PERSONS, TWO furnished, Rooms, on first floor; water, uaa, of kitchen, dishes, &¢., at $25 per month. atroot. ie BA’ sdontrabe ‘abana ond street, near St ry . Sig'n Tuomi: also, ‘Batreara stzeot, near Highth ave- hue, three story brick Hi month, DENWAM & OO., Eighth avenue aud Sixteenth st (PO LRTIk THIRTERNTH STREET, NEAR NINTH avenue, three sto! $1.00 ‘algo some Cottages, 5 fo t0'roumns’ at 918 wo 800.8 ma fine Floor corner nd rena treet, suitable for jusiness, societies, &c., having a separate entrance; size 6x75, Kent reasona’ J. DENHAM & CO., Eighth avenue and Sixteenth st. LET—AT WILTON BILL, 1sTeH STREET, WEST- eh mint walk 0 LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, AN. To rrodera butit brows stone. House on Raat Fifty~ street. Apply to M. 8. MYRES, 493 Broadway. 10 LET OR FOR 8ALE—A VERY HANDSOME Twi basement House of seven rooms, in city; slxteon trains a day. fantjionable places on, ‘tie Hi now to April 1, 1868, Price $4,500. fa THREE STORY BROWN 6TO! Te ee | ip com spy at SA hard tae. te order. with jern im) county, neur East river, fifteen utes’ u Si rintendent’s from Third avenue, “latem bridge. = beaut, Cotage; Panga ge “apni Tg Mone var alge | nine rooms; on four Lot toon = seventh street, cr on the premises. 2 = bade ns ~ ame § RENT—A LARGE NOMBER OF COUNTRY SEATS within one hour of the city; several front 5 on the hsoepehieh Aa S.IRELAND, 901 Broadway, © PARLORS AND, EXTENSION, ON THE FIRey T oor; also From: and Mack, Masoments, with éc., furnished, small family. Apply at 10, Street,” #100 per month, FURRIERS AND HATTERS.—TO 1f}0 LET—THR NsWLY, ‘Basement, 72 feet deep, 75 for wholesale business purposes. 10 LET—A WELL FURNISHED yaou A amp & Los 0 pitlor, Also Booms on second and thi quire ut 104 Prince street, near Hroadway. LET—A COTTAGE, PARTLY FURNISHED, AT FITTED UP STORE AND Mercer street; very suitable Inquire on the premises. LET, ON gE water, 1 J, directly on the river i} bank. Terms for the balnnee of the se: way, Slore, near Broome, strest: table for the For, arti permit ‘apply 10 3AMES 3 Paice, m0 200 | above trade. Apply to M. 8. MY RES, 493 Broadway. judaon s STREET.—TO RENT, THE SECOND. 30 Hip FLOORS, APPLY AT THE NEW Yt HERALD OF OFFICE. OQ GRKENE STREET, NEAR AMITY FUR. 192 nished Rooms to let for housekeeping, with water and gas. TPO LET_FURNISBED OR UNVURNISHED, 4 FOUR story high stop drown stone House, 319 West Fwonty- second sireet; frescood throughout and in perfect order. In- quire on premises, 10 LET-SECOND FLOOR. FIVE OR. SIX BOOMB; water ‘gas; at 121 Barrow street, corner of Washing- ton. Also corner Store to et 0 ELL, 746 Washington atroot. Ered waneet. roe paare Leite be! a, ween aide: ve sian dvend trait A senanat. ay UNI 0 LET—THB CORNER STORE AND, BASBURET HALL, Direotory aloe, ‘0 Cedar street. n Canal w hed. furore tesart of Mowiora ‘aroha ater 'Barig’e ttotels also CLERKS AND SALESMEN. F JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY Aout nt oP aan por gon peat oo eats tatoo Printing: Euteblishment, SThensen ee In Lhe! BROKERAGE OR ExPRess A pases hing @ competent business yay ‘300 Canal, running th: to Walker street. Inquire a1 bid Canal sireot nosond — pe po LKT—THE UPPER PART OF THE BRICK HOUSE 188 Wooster street, to @ respectable small family. In- quire on the premises, - HOMER MORGAN, NU. 2 Pink ‘STREET. OARDING HOUSE KEEP®R3.—TO LET. FOR A bourding house, # first class five ory a0 basement House, with all the improvements, shrooms, Sees Ri “Apply at Ihd Thirtp-Otih street, Ae8t house week _HELP WANTED—FEMALES. LL KINDS (OF JOR PRINTING PROMPTLY EXE- cuted, rates 25 por cent los than eleawhere, a the ‘Metropolitan Job Prinurg Establishment, 97 Nagsan st. Kew York by rail, Kent $30; ruruitare'8i,00; 6 whole or | (TO LuT—10 SMALL GENTREL FAMILIES, FLOOR: Jone BY A GERMAN WO | POLO! the farnlinre will be sold. Address Le. box 468 | ‘Laem newly painted nd ia perfect order. Apply at 112 W ving the igh highest Si Sap rtf bec oad ‘cook; thoroughly understands | New York Post office, Thirty Afth etreet, two doors west of Broadway firing the he a, rl Herald oltce ee Pea FIRST CLASS MOUSE (§ ROOMS) TO LET—Pag. | (0 LET A STABLE IN VIFTIETH STREET, BE; — ts ee A Uni tally turd te the waders meaeromines, tween Sixth and Seventh avenues; has four stalls and reans nani AGK, 18 DESIROUS OUSEKREPRR'S SITUATION RTED—By A | Rear Waal hnaion veaiare: raat $40 8 private tol peat astern y Blak Mala bdlgrnranacrinton te clerk; bas nua eaveronte capable of aking full charge: undersiands the dress alfred, \terald office, business ‘of Giles 2 aay (ee children; ean made their closes, or attend the sick; IR ms Puc oer kee i a on ake imssif indispensable ts f Rice Gnd obliging. Address Mra, Watson, station I. BROADWAY STORE 70. RENT IN THR NEW ba Kee mare Nene es elas Bf ‘class testimonials. reas Weide Creare Oe wok HERALD BUILDING, RENT $10,000. SUITABLE | furni-hea; iiabinvien sores soa ge yn made, abundance > nn ‘No, 87 Cortlandt a of an wee ONTHLY Lon og pe WANTED. A RESPEOTA- ‘OR A BANKING HOU SE, AN INSURANOB ek 5 Of fruit. Price per mont J3.Q. FOW Lt ones ” - ble widow, who has had a good deal of experience ; is i" KALLROAD OFFIC) Boat Nieas STORE. AHA’ No, or 8 Twenty-sbird street, Fifth Avenue Hotel. 4 9 PON) yrovatts aad" wétendives ‘\menibd AS, BOOKKEEPER, OR Cor lady or gentleman. Address Mrs, Herald ottice. OMINERT AND STORAGE FOR FURNITURR, ‘of good. ‘the Tes. Also Rooms for Che oa manufactaring, £o. Varick sirest, near Canal. 10 Wee as eon OFA jet Saratoga 5; How York Pe te) IN THE BEST LOCA. inquire at 67 Broadway, sid once. ‘ 8 aaa OR TRAVELLER —a | YOUNG Mam, dress and business habits ‘adress X. ¥- % Herald office, aterm of y able for business put iil 'be altered to sult tguant. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO THE COOKING, WASH. . northeast corner of Ft and ironing of @ family of four; oné that has aGerman family preferred: none ‘but with the o LET EUG CLERK—EVERY WAY 00) RESSMAKERS.—FIRST CLASS, ANY APPREK- | Deoapway.—To LRT, STORE 5h, SECOND #L00R errtlapen og ey el bade eas cdg ad Dt ‘open to am engagement, Address Graduate, Diicen wanted. Apply at 1,576 Broaaway, Seth altar ‘other Oftice Rooms and Second Floor une Inquire at Te nan Teen make oneae sang evar the . = : BUG OLERK, WANTED —A, GERMAN, SPEAKING ANTED—) CLASS FOREWOMAN. THOR- OND STREET—= “PARLORS OR THIRD FLOOR LET—STORES AND DWELLINGS 604 CANAL Deed ot SS pe ae Wise eee ri li sadaremminne | BG Rpny ath Fos Ce et ee sistant | Bros ~ a tons, A. B. Y., Herald office. OND STREKT, aT, NEAR BROADWAY,—T0 LRT. FOR “Apply RAuis PRIOH. 900 Hudese sireot” ALESMAN WANTED—IN A FIRST | ding & ‘PO LET—A FURNISHKD ROOM, WITH CONVE- ulences for housekeeping, on the first floor, with a Base- ment if required, at 77 Greenwich avenue, So mae fou Apply to JOUN RAVANAGH, mee aes need apply. 1 quire for two days, | Ud stroct and Sixth aven ce ~ co arta ine rem vcaee Bonde (EOICE FLooRS TO LET—on THE NEW BLOOK ANTED-TO GO, ON WEDNESDAY, TO A PLEA. NEE vend sin Gbcet Gn ae. and Bix. Wissecieat Ma alge vi SALESEAD IN A WEI cloth Wwho comes well recone tocommand Western ‘Address PU, box 430, ul ‘ED—A BOOKKEEPE! EXPERIENORD Ig Wine ¥ idress, with O LET—A PARLOR FLOOR, WITH TWO, ROOMS on floor above ; front and house; first class, with hot and cold water, ; only five persons in house. Apply at 721’ Sixt bat! th avenue. tn New Hampshire, two girls; wash and tron, and the ‘other to do chamborwork ‘and nurs. | 8% Third aven fog; references required. day room No. pres Severs: D**,,Beo* TO LET-IN A PLEASANT, WELL light business. Apply furnished office, suitable for anj ‘0. 74 Bieecker street, corner of of Bi broadway, room 1, AL LRGANT RESIDENCE TO LET—FURNISHED, FOR 4) four months, forty minutes’ ride; river, fruit, ekruberty, carriage house. Address box 66 Elizabeth, New Jersey. ANTED-A GIRL IN A SMALL FAMILY, IN ‘Orange, N. J., for general housework. Refereaces required. Apply at 47 Leonard st, New ¥ ANTED—S0 TOBACCO STRIPPERS. APPLY AT Lorillard’s factory, 69 Wooster si. trade, Ad the hardware and CS ie, yy ie jo pring et! thes er Fo. oe ticulara, stating salary ex, i py Ty rer Ralirowd, St. st doh * Dare. ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN IN A. DRi indies importing house; oue woll nif acrenate pie Sek LE sre rt the trade and well recomimeuded, None at 97 Mai jane, up stairs. Tes LRI—FIRST FLOOR, 170 EAST THIRTY.FOURTH sireet (old number): atx, rome inted and pa- KH. HANG, 661 Sixth 676 Seooud uv, ‘ANTED—BY A STRANGER IN THE OITE, assisiaot shi ere ARTED—A, WET NURSE FOR A BABY TWO ald; a lady from the country preferred; inust give ood references. Apply at 227 Iesh ate, near iat av Kee SALE—A FOUR YBARS LMASH, WITH FURNI- tare, or the same to let & three story Dwelling; 13 _ Apply to A. N. RA’ ‘iPr, 126 Frince street. rooms. situation as bookkeeper or or am amanuensis in some office. calvi Y. 0. 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, 188 EAST ba fourth este ‘old number), In ot) Sink avenue and 678 Second svenue, AXTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASiL AND IRON ot private family; references required. Apply FOR, LENT GONE, LARGE ROOM ON FOURTA FLOOR NEW HERALD BUILDING, PRONTING ON CiVY MALL PARK SIZE x24 VERT BEAUTIFUL Bosttess OFFIC, NT $900. APPLY 10 HOMER MORGAN, NO. 3 PINE SERESE. FURNISHED RooMS T LRT IN A STRIOTLY Prt. vate iamily, two minutes from the Broadway and Set ‘0, ZL West Forty-first street, th avenues, ANTED—TWO ORSTHREE DRESSMAKERS; NON but first rate hands need apply at 82 Kast gith st (od number), one door west of Lexington av., from 9 to I A. ANTED—AT 163 WEST WTH ST. A YOUNG COL. ored woman to take charge of an infant, eth avenue railroad tween Seventi and ki eS oy WANTED BY AN my: 4 rocne Ss" Bookk: and ©! (PO LET.—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FLOORS TO LET; Ansistant ‘eeper two furnished Vloors, first class. JNO. KAVANAGH, Dorting or Jobbing house, Address R. ., bor or 106 06 Herald __Northeast corner Forty-second aod Sixtu avenue, | office. <= “HELP ‘WANTED—MALES. KINDS OF JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY RXR. ited, and at it lose than rope co Printlog He Eatabliahment, Gt Naseae'ot LL A ypolitan Job T° LET-STORE AND BACK ROOMS, 587 FIRST ave, nue, ove door from Thirty.fourth street; been oocupled ore und mnanufaciory stand for ‘that or ‘ony ‘other ens; Will be fitved up uit & good tevant, Kent R. i, MINK, iol Sixth avenue and 676 Second aventie, for several y‘ WHEELHR & nds dressmaking. ) ANTED—A GOOD OPERATOR Wilson's machine; one who unde Inquire, with references, at 525 Grand st. POR RENT CON FOURTH FLOOR MEW HERALD PuTLoiEG. 6 Ong LARC ROUM, PROMTING ms CITY HALL P ber TO HOMER MONG: 5 Nol Pike Bi SikEe ACKER WANTED.—A MAN re JEonovesLe understands pracien 2 ridvens, with beat of reference, i. Wy bow 1BT1HE SECOND FLOOR, CONTAINING SIX all the modern improvements. Rent moderate. any at Ko, 964 Wet Finty-aret street, between Tenth sad Eleventh FROM who thoroughly und jeratands ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID | (COLORED), to 35 years of ag her vadtaeen Apply a stirs. 2 Kimberty" 8. 106 West 25th at, jy ANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS LACE AND IL laston workers. Apply to Myers & Stebel, 708 Broad. way, corner of Tenth s AURNISUED HO! NEAR CENTRAL ~<a com. YUM eis WMATiAWe. teh 724 Broadway. mm RENT—ON FOURTH ILD: FLOOR NEW HERALD ING, THRE ELEGANT ROOMS FRONT. Ig ON BROADWAY, SULTALE FOU A PIE, OF NVAS! A 00.006 . EA, Sake MARTE we PLENTY OF SEACE AND LIGHT 18 REQUISITE, Yeats the sat from being <tolen or taken ke, F $2), ALLY TO HOMER MORUAS, NO. 4 closing Y) conts e specimen wiil be sent df mail Galt o& Fink REET. cadres iat Lock Masufacturing Company, 119 Nassau OR RENT—THE LOWER Fast A THE ENGLISH basement house 146 East = - -~ —~amand it Room, & tet a fos 1 __SETUATIONS WANTED—MALES. any, si tout: Dowty popered uo ian aa ce Oe Spe eR or re {ut Kips oP a JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY ag A lens than elsew! 18 raton 25 per cent here, 1 On Lod the sevopoltan cov Printiog Establishinent, ST Nesenn sts | HSI t DING 1 FAIRD FLA OF one Va ERD YOUNG MAN, JUST a , ARRIVED nt urs Cov aerate mith Bat rountit A woald be’ glad tion . oe worms oe ‘onchinat ins nu MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET. | man’s family; first cass ference: jection ity. = Rddrese R. fi, Heralt otios: Tor taree dave, Free MED. HOUSE AT YONKERS TO LET_TH0. Bre a ‘W.NTED. A FIRST CLASS ward and cater; und Tt all kinds of meat |. RK. Bakes reen- men; or All Se, perfect order, aire of W. Heretic e one | paatry. Apply to w address J. i, R RENT—ON FOURTH FLOOR NEW HERALD =—_ - . BOL ROO} te NT A SITUATIO? IN. CONNECTION WITH A BorepiNa, Sides xa: RENT I APPLY 10 HO. company had ORGAN, NO, 2 PINE BTR ita d ote.“ svOrnartan ba al ey * Sige ot TO LET—TO. GENTLEMEN, BY DEN! = | Sulycen: Logue Veeaa seen tees Recaere “COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. suis, cerates ‘Address Madam It,, Herald otice. 'LY EXE- (0 LET—VERY SUITABLY FOR A PHYSICIAN surgeon's or dentist's office, » Furnished or unfurniah front Beseinent oom, ia Fifty: third street, near Third ave- Also a Ko t moderate, War. GOOD MAN COOK, Wy ay stands French cooking, for = Apply, at for three days, between the hoursof 9 WANTED CAN fh Mat Ph pay om} ¥ agg liverer. Apply by with reference, Books, H ANTED—AN , ASSISTA! aT H. & 2 BRIEWO _Brovery atoré, Avenue O, corner Eighth ND FLOOR, 20 BOWERY, SUITABLE business, oiices or dweiling. Apply on pat LET-—-A FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM: RENT $8 aire at 116 St. Mark’ RROW STEET, SECOND FLOOR AND rent $45 hb, ‘ANTED—AN ACTIVE ERRAND BOY. APPLY a® A. Hartbill’s Button store, Broadway, up staira, NTED—A NEAT OFFICE BOY, WHO Leen ee orricadatote te bee he Shae T° LET—SECOND FLOOR OF 407 WEST FORTY. | Pire buliding, 73 Broadway. lined street: rent, mogerate toa emall, genteel family; \NTED-TinsT CLAgs CANYARNERG 70 aguiLrs ofaloet st _ & OMERS& Con, No. 4 Rector street. neighborhood ween aghth and Ninth aveo id tose, ll modern 1 table for ANTED-AN ASSISTANT FORTER,. 0) | aca for a stall family. py ‘at 110 Chambers Ware Knows how to deliver coos with bao tene —ao SEB Starcom 8 and 10 ovclock Monday 7 ay ee SANFORD, HARROUN peeree _ THE TRADE: je Li JOB PRINTING FURNISHED | AS KINDS | DS OF, 30) ee Che Mer 10 LET—STORE AND LARGE, WELL LIGHTED Workshop in rear, at a low reat, Apply at 66 Thirteenth street, two doors west of Broadway. fs ad pd OF A BROWN hee A moo pose, cox. Floor and part o wieting of ar} {and cold water and all modern inyrovementa, a poly at dao rit t tietablishunent 97 Naseaa rest = W, Linger A pa: 'J lng “9 Brews ANTES hat Olopse, Bet real ante snd reference. po ng ad poe, FROM $12 70 $30; IN re A MLN, bol Sixth avenue, B78 Recond Avene. Aisa Lyte py4 JOB PRUTING that here. at ibe uetopeline Job Printing sn tae jasaau st, eg INO HARDSOME. CONMEOH RG “A YQUNG MAX. tx LATELY LANARD, WANTS AiTU- | Py :> Hette one HOADWAN mr AN ae tiimcet? KENT, O HOME MORGAN, PINE 8 ne, y LOOR TO LET= FRANKLIN STREET, iu Groudway; good place for business and covey Weare a4. A SOOTOH ee A SITUATION ‘or gardener, ha been e1 nome of the first class farms in’ ras bas con. iderable experionca in the coun ie ean be tcnented as to ability and charecter,” Can Tou Elhot's Ey he No, 9 Jobo street, fe three tara ne address by letier J. na et Ie No. Sinsh aeons. taduivvin tne cone, loth te 5 ar of W. J, HEMMANN, 305 Sith avenues ARLEM.—TO LET, UPPER PART OF A HOU! a, jodern im] tos small femuy of of adults; 1 mn North aide tigt! 'd frame house of ‘Neoond ‘TTENTIO’ avenue. Srenus; to purchase ir ay OUSE AGENTS AND, oragne | DESIRING PLA- = ing Ponta Pek I ig of will re- cards and small Bills for Ty f+ ive the calling on e ing Mr. om find it to their advantage to mere ry Sire ROSENBERG, nw as above. w te Job Printing Establishment, 97 Nassau ‘om in oF out of the city: win ws 6 CARROLL PLACE TO LET; AL#O Bleecker street, with fixtures; am old ¢ aa 3 dZnuor and Oye Salant aqui of: J. GIBBY Bs he : ext SUPPLI AND ©, Pag bY og me age for chr ret corset of Canal ON | BROOKL' fornished, with | ace roadways ia | Tw ‘ate’ 3 a es PARLOR noon or hye} frenshene at and wrater, with but one T THE ORIGINAL M. MARKS’, 9 ladies and gentlemen can receive 50 rps, Failure in the city for thet: ‘urnil ba ‘upon by re. Marka, in FYBLITH STREET, ¥1 eOASHBERG and ‘J upon by Mrs, Cashberg. ENTLEMAN HAVING sete wae OFF CLOTHING ‘or ads cham: Taps FINEST DESORIPTION OF JOR PRINTING, AND icopoliten Jp Pring Sutonehment, oF jagsau atrees (Bagg AND GLASS.—A YOUNG MAN on thoroughly understands the above trade is open, f9F aa ‘olloe, for three days, N WANTED—TO ORNAMENT PAINTED FURNIg Mi: freseo painters pres T LET—A LARGE ROOM, THREE WINDOWS, fronting on Broadway, near Amity street, Inquire a roadway, second Lat—aT bent apy THE. Tae, co. Two Limonins rom July fourteen Nave ners, shade painters OF he river, within arr) corner minuter’ walk of othe depot dopoty rent ee por month, cow abd Yel Woo, WARD W. BAXTER & CO. chickens included. J. WB, FIVE ROOMS) OF HOUSE Toga LET_SECOND FLOOR (FIVE ROOMS) OF HOUSE reer Me Be No NEARY Me Broome st. ithome teeter weet tin tony TARCH.—WANTED, A THOROUGHLY COMPRTREY ‘man, 10 act as foreman in starch works. Address, with references aa to character and ability, algo stating wagen ens pected, F., box 115 Post oflice, London, © MARBLE WORKERS —WANTED, 4 GOOD BBDe ober, at John Kennedy's steam marble works, Broadway, corner of of S6th at. 88. W) TO WORK OW Wwymest BRASS WIRE DRAWER, RK OR LB Y, S36 LRT—AT GREENWICH, CONN. HOUSE (WITH 17 eo wail shade nd runoi vrook on nda), within five minutes’ depot afd seam: boat landing. Inquire of sou "ELLIOTT, at Greenwich Railroad depot. LET—FLOORS OF SIX ROOMS EACH; ARD- qr fobes, pantries and gas; new brown stone. 3 ihborboods, rent reasonable. Between Fifty. ‘heat reecond sireeta, Seventh avenue, Inquire on the aI ‘fine sizes. Address M. ANTE 14 ee SOBER, STRADY C4 eogpeet: coamiens employment, Apply ob lumber yard Too Toot o NE ee canna Gena emai fenth street, at LBT.—A VERY pastnases, - See, bai} “it |, 00) etal shade and Rj Stones. Avply to Mite, BLACEWELL, Remecn as Woterme toques, GooD P. ANGE ny CRY Re _ Syovraiv matneaionsen anos LET—FOR Ny oR san MANUFACTOR. Taran car te oe aaa ee “4 rebiiecs, *qouress vous “Misery Auating ERR ‘VERS, s WHO HAR HAD 1 ny Ta eT Se feet hase NISHED, Saytocr BOARD, le or part of & \arge ro rooms, ome Ball Trane re War a Uy ANTED-BY A G'ANTLRMAN, Rance SUES