The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1868, Page 11

SUBA. he steamship Morro Castle, Captain .dams, rom ‘ana on the 4th inst., arrived nere gesterday. mors of an Imperialist Invasion of Mexico oison in the Havana Aqueduct—Copper nd Silver Mines—Coolie Trade—The, New emetery=Cholera Renppearing. Havana, July 4, 1868. good deal of private confabutation has recently nheld among the Mexican imperialist refugees ated in this city, which with any others would peak another invasion of Mexico, Baron de dai, a Hollander and nobleman of huge ‘sical developments and formerly Lieutenant onel of the imperial Mexican gendarmerie and e chief of the secret police of “Lugar Tentente,’? rquez, is said to be the person having at present assigned task of “keeping the irons hot.’ neral Taboada, one of the most active of Maxt- ian’s offcers, however, is no longer here. He ‘gone to New Orleans, it is said, to superintend getting up of the expedition that was to leave t port for some unindicated point on the coast, of State of Tamaulipas, Ex-Imperial Commissioner ‘eau is in Cienfuegos, where he is said to ‘e purchased a sugar plantation for $200,000 by talments of $50,000, the first of which he paid vn in cash. He is just now deeply interested be- es in the acqueduct projected in said city. Santa na, the old hero par excellence, is penniless, and wequently the cork leg stirs very seldom from his {rural and suburdan retreat in Luyano, about ee miles from town. ‘is reported that the waters of Vento, which were supply the new aqueduct of Havana (only partly istructed), have been found to contain poisonous ticles. If the report be confirmed by proper mica! analization it will be sad news to the citt- 18 of this city, who have been looking anxiously ards the completion of the aqueduct which was ‘urnish an abundant supply of good, clear, whole- 1€ Water, 80 much needed here. n the districts of Mantua and Guanes several omising copper veins have been discovered, and it hought that silver can also be found in “paying antities,"” The working of the mines, however, inot now be made profitable, on account of the da nature of the country, the absence of ds, and the high rates of transportation. project is on foot for the formation of ublic road that shall obviate these difficulties, and yernment assistance therefor is being solicited. If inted and the necessary road be made no doubt | ina few years the copper and silver mines of ntua and Guanes will be yielding fair dividends to those engaged in working them. during the last month of June three French vessels, * Russian and one Spanish have arrived from cao, landing 1,756 coolies, or rather more than the mthly average since January 1. The bark Ville de Lo had not a single death on the voyage, which vended to 121 days. This deserves noting, being recedented in the annals of the coolie traae. In inection with Chinamen, I understand that three »iies were lately fonnd murdered, from the Bel- tto the Esperanza estates, near Colon, ‘and no e rs yet been found as to the authors of this ocity. ‘he college at Sanc Espiritu has for some time *n in a languishing condition, owing to a defic sy of patronage and consequent want of funds. remedy this it was proposed to remove it to Villa ura, where the larger centre of populatton would »bably secure it more scholars and greater income an it has so far enjoyed. The good [folks of Sancti piritu. have naturally become alarmed at this »posed removal and are laboring to prevent it. A althy planter residing near, Don Francisco de osta, and his wife, both favorably known for their inificence to all charitable and educational enter- ‘$08, have offered to donate $50,000 to the college, yvided it be not removee. This liberal offer wil doubt be accepted und the imstitution remain ere it 1s. *rom to-morrow and for three days folowing all ‘officers and soldiers of this department are to ar their dress suits in sign of rejoicing at the re- it marriage of H. R. H. the Infanta Isabel with the unt of Girgenti. A serious catastrophe occurred on board Her tholic Ie fe steam frigate Carmen, off Matan- 3, on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The icers and crew were engaged at target practic ten a Se exploded from the centre the starboard battery, killing four men and panini seen more, some very dangerously. A sce of the cannon made tts te to the machiner’ the steamer, causing serious damage. It is sai wt no blame Is attached to any of the omcors. the “Nanigos,”’ a set of idle 4nd depraved class of ‘e negroes living io a special parish tn this town, ve again given cause to the police for renewe rilance, An unlicensed white lawyer, or “pica- vito,” as here called, was arresed the ver Gay for having harbored a number pf ese negroes gambling in his house at monte. ese ‘“Nanigos’ were all nabbed and carried prison, The affair caused a certain degree of ac- rity and even concern on the part of the police and y guardians, for fear that it might develop into a rt of conspiracy. These blacks generally carry ‘ives, poignards and other murderous implements their persons, and for the last few nights all who 188 the walls inside after a certain hour have been »sely Searched and deprived of the implements und on them, The subject of the new cemetery has in been ought forward by the liberal press. e desire own by the public to have a new cemetery is not recent growth; the project originated years ago ulasum of magnitude was subscribed very soon ter. A desirable ground was selected and pur- \ased, but owing to certain doubts raised as to the uidity of the titles furnished the affair has ever nee formed a newspaper polemic. In the meantime er objections have nm found against the pur- 1ase, inciuging distance, location, situation, hy- enic propriety, &c., ali which have been a ith great zeal and In tarn combatted with energy wiability. But the reault so far is that the people *e still without their cemetery; men, women and pildren failed to cease aying while the question as under discussion, and the many demises having ed up all the niches in the vaults of the old cem- ery, and taken Ks all that portion of mother earth estined towards Interment of those whose families ere too poor or unwilling to induige them in the lux- ry of an after life resting place in sealed, 1 cavities. Of late bodies have been de- ed in a temporary graveyard, located near Fort tares, and for many reasons ill-suited to the pur- oses for which it is now employed. This has evived the question witb increased intensity of dis- ussion, but without any greater prospect of an early olution. Fortunately the Captain General has, vith his well known decision of character, iven proofs of siding with the citizens. le may soon effectually dispose of the many érdian knots involved in the question. A royal Pecree of some years’ standing authorizes the Cap- ains General of Cuba to appoint committees to locate, upervise and manage cemeterics. AS soon s the ecclesiastic authorities got scent that j| Pays was about reproducing that decree hey made a strong effort with General Lersundi o stop all further publications on the subject, but \espite olerical importunities his Excellency did not ssent to their desire. A committee has been ap- sointed to carry out the completion of the new emetery. We now awalt their report, when not mprobably more will come to light out of this Tair. T cannot that there is @ natural transition rom this graveyard question to that of the health the city. The heaith of Havana, I t to Bay, shotas good as might be desired, e endemic sholera of last year Was only slumbering—it never eft the isiand compietely, though it ap- yeared to have been “played out’ after a visita- jon that lasted about four months. The ieat has been very intense during the latter part of ‘une, but, as the general health is good the people were less cautious than usual during this season of + burning sun, rains at intervals, bad fruit and worse water. The dread monster took them guite oy surprise not many days ago, when the sanitary \ers recorded an unprecedented number of cases and the attending mortality. The first two or three days that followed these sad results, the consternation and alarm was intense and went far © aggravate the malady. It appears to have been son‘ined for some weeks to “Matanzas, but lately tt broke out with extraordinary virulence in the madhouse, several miles beyond the city. The phy- aician of that instiintion was removed by the city governor and another named Garcia appointed in his place, This gentleman at once realized the responsi- otuty of his position, and discovering that the hoe pital was destitute of medicines and of everythin, indispensable to the proper care of the sick, he al once repalred to the Captain General and made his representations to his Excellency, He attributed the jarge mortality reported there to this fact above all What with the dread inspired by the mortality and the customary consump- tion of summer fruit and vegetables, and the excess of heat and fain alternating, the disease soon spread. Even in the palace a case Another in the Intendencts, where Sefor a (a judge of the High Court of justice and in law of Count Balmaseda) died on Thursday cl was quietly buried at eight P. M., with only one or two fnendiy followers. e malady has declined considerably. The people have become more cautious, and copious rains have purified the sphere. Fortunately it has not assumed any cnie proportions, and although this time it has been confined altogether to the blacks, soolles and indigent wnites, as it was last y the diatantion bas been as rapid as it broke out. The authorities, im order to be fully prepared for ail eventualities, have appointed relief committees in the several wards, done last winter, I have not any casualties among the inlpe a epi not cases of yellow fever, principally in town, not 60 many in the harbor, and the mortality is very moderate. Of course, clean bilis of health are \onger issued—thoee that are given bear testl- ony to “some cases of yellow fever and cholera.” We learn from Santiago de Cube that some coffee i . lantations have been sold recently, to be ‘ fasta ae sugar estates. The coffee plantation ‘eaalia, without slaves, sold for $13,000; the Yaya, a nine slaves, sold for $20,000; a smail one of Mr. Nelson Lafargue, gd negroes, sold for 3,900; another of Mr. Doré, without slaves, for 5,000; another, with one thousand hundred weight of ‘coffee to be harvested, sold for $7,000; and one with seventeen slaves sold for $10,000, the property of Mr. J. Minet Junion, Accident @p the Carmeu—Cholera on the In- crease at Matanzas—Sugar—Freights. Matanzas, July 2, 1868, A dreadful accident occprred this morning on board the Spanish war ship Carmen, engaged in ex- ercises off this port. One of the guns (English rife) burst and killed three mariners, while several others were badly wounded. Two are officers, The cause is supposed to have originated by the point of the ball having been put in a Wrong way. ‘ There is again an increase of the endemic cholera. The datly cases are now about ten and the average mortality seven. Itis rather of a malignant type. The weather is very hot. Sugar market quiet, without any quotable change in prices, which are nominally srs, for No. 12 and 8rs. for good rennin muscovados, Freights dull at $3 tor molasses, $4 60 hogshead sugar and $1 per bex. American Consular Changes—Customs Re- turns at Cienfuegos. CIENFURGOS, June 30, 1863, Mr. Charles Fox arrived in the last steamer from Trinidad to take charge of the United States Consular agency at this place, no person here qualified for the position having been found willing to assume the position under the objectionable character of its present restrictions. When, one year ago, Cienfuegos was made the chief naval station for the south side of the island, all the chief officers and authorities of the district were transferred from Trinidad to this port, and it was expected that the head Con- sulate of the United States, till then assigned to Trinidad, would have been transferred in a like manner, especially as it was known that at some previous period the United States government had proposed such a change in the respective consulates, through the Sggeticn of Commodore Wilkes, who represented at Washington the advantages of this harbor and its vastly superior importance in trade and connections with American interests over Trini- dad. To the surprise and detriment of commercial men, the head Americen Consulate has not as yet been removed to this place. During the past month the receipts at the Custom House were $45,00¢—an increase of $581 over those of the same month last year. During May the ex- ports of the port too amounted to 12,199 hhds. sugar, 212 boxes do. and 4,460 tierces molasses, of which 9,434 hhds, and 212 boxes sngar and 3,628 tierces molasses went to the United State: Compared with May of 1867 these figures show an increased ex- portation of 6,032 hhds, of sugar and 2,117 tierces molasses. Butchers and Hucksters Resist the Tax—Yel- low Fever at Villa Clara. CIENFUEGOS, Jnly 1, 1868. Aserious demonstration was made this morning at the market house by the butchers, hucksters and other vendors as a sort of protest against the new increase of contributions enforced from to-day for the new term. But few of them being able to meet the new contribution from their earnings, by a simul- taneous movement ali the stalls and counters were ciosed, and the owners refused to sellany of their goods to the public until compelled to do so by a body of the police, who finally contrived to quiet the disturbance. The yellow fever is reported as very severe at Villa Clara. The troops (recruits) in the barracks have suffered heavily from it, THE SEVENTH REGIMENT EXCURSION. The Seventh regiment, Colonel Clark commanding, will leave this city to-day for the city of Norwich, Conn, where the citizens of that place have been making for some time past great preparations for its reception, Grafulla’s fall band and the entire drum corps of the command will accompany the regiment. There will be a grand dress parade of the troops shortly after the arrival at Norwich, when Governor English will review them. The citizens are to give a hop on Friday evening to the regiment, after which the comniand will return homeward, arriving in this city on Saturday morning. Some six hundred men will turn out on this occasion and a good time generally will be had by the men. A. WNANTEL, PIER AND OVAL MIRROR PRAMES, + gilded and in walnut. Also Photogiaph ovals prepared, and wahiut, at half cost. 447 Weat Twenty-sixth atreet, 12 to o'clock. CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—FOR SALE—THE well established Family Liquor Store, corner Twenty- fret and pigith avenue; long lease and low rent. For fur- ther particulars inquire at 54 Reade atreet. A BAKERY FOR SALE—IN A GOOD NEIGHSOR- 2% hood, doing a fine business; the owner's reason for seli- tng ont be wishes to retire from the business. Apply on the prance 983 Ninth avenue, or to ROBINSON & HAWES, 36 bitehall street. —DRUG STORE DOING + practice attached; price very modera ivhealth. Apply to WILSON & CO., #2 Pear! street GOOD CHANOE.—FOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST fruit and confectionery Stores’ in Brooklyn; in good eet; will be sold cheap on account of sickness in inquire of Mrs, DISN’ 7 Fourth atrect, A.W POR.SALE, A GOOD PAYING FRENCH, GERMAN + and English’ Restaurant, ins principal business street, heat Broadway, three years’ lease, price #600. Apply to P: GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 5 Bowery. COUNTRY GROCERY AND FANCY FRUIT STORE for sale—Located in a flourishing village on the Hud- son river, near the om MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A.W ROR, SALE-CORNER GROCERIFS, SPLENDID » Wine, Frait and Sample Rooms ; down town Restau- fants, Ligudr and Lunch Rooms, corner Liquor Stores, Be. keries, country Bakeries, Confectioneries, Ice Cream Sa- loons,’ Hoop Skirt and Fancy Goods Stores; an old estab- Mashed Silver re Manufacturing Business. . MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. RARE CHANCE.—THE OLD ESTABLISHED GRO- ery Store corner Fifteenth sircet and First avenue for sale; has no opposition on the block and is doing a first class cash trade; good reasons for selling. Inquire in the atore. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS RR. sory emp Tepe temmeboninee agp’ at tae patty eobae Hope and stale strat, Brooelye.\ 77 “UMS RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN OF SMALL CAPI- sf. FOR SALE. te OR SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, DOWN town, Second ward; good ; store about rent free. ress H. G. Herald office, OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL of a Jobbing and Importing Drug busiaess, of ten years’ standing’ stock ou hand and ant gh oodwill aid fix- tures, $10,000; together, $50,000, inc! oniy may ad- ‘©: Vou Hesse, 39 Nassau street, OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES, LEASE AND Good Will of & well established Tailoring bus ips ther with a good class of costumers; call this week; it will @ Sold to the highest bidder or valuation. A. M. WEBER, 140 Bleecker street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LAGER BEER AND Liquor Store, in First street, between Adams and Jef- ferson streets, Hoboken; great chance; price $900; no ex- cise. Three years’ lease. OR SALE—TICKET TO CHICAGO, VIA NIAGARA Falla, $15. Apply to J. W. TURNER, 205 Broadway. OR SALE—RAILOAD TICKET, L. M. AND C., FROM New York to Cincinnati; good to July 18; price 9. Ap- ply at 419 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, IN manufacturing place on Long Ii stocked and in a first class neighborhood. Herald office. (OR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST class Family Grocery, with or without Stock ; located on one of the best avenues in'the city; other business the reason for selling. For particulars address Grocer, Herald office, OR SALE—THE BEST PAYING BAR AND SUMMER resort on Staten Island; this is @ sure fortune for a busi- ness man ; will be sold fora mere trifle as the owner cannot attend to it, Apply on the ree corner of Vanderbilt avenue and Bay street, last landing. FOR, SALE STATE AND COUNTRY RIGHTS VALU: able Patent; can be sold to every family. Requires email to introduce, Apply to COLBORNE, 251 A FLOURISHING ‘sland =Sound, well Address Druggist, amount of capiti Canal street, (OR BALE—STOUK AND FIXTURES OF A_NICE Fancy Store. Apply at 898 Hudson street, With or without Stock. Terms eaby: POE, SALE—A RETURN TICKET TO TOLEDO, OHIO, via Erie and Lake Shore Raliroad, Apply at the store, ‘77 Warren street, OR SALE—THE WOOD CUTS OF THE COMIC PAPER Vanity Fair; 1,800; have been used but once. H. L, STFPHENS, Southwest corner Broadway and Fulton street, room 13. FOR SALE_ONE OF THE BEST FIRST CLASS WINE and Liquor Businesses in Brooklyn, excellently located, doing a wholesale and famil . For particulars address orcall upon W. H. STARIN, 88 Beavor street, New York. OR SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A well established New and Second Hand Furniture Store ; license patd; ill health cause of sale. Apply at 142 Bleecker street for three days, OR SALE—THE LARGEST AND BEST FITTED UP Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon on Third avenue, doing a firat class business, among Murray Hill customers, with all the toole and machinery to carry on the business, Apply at 546 Third avenu {OR SALE—SAMPLE ROOM—BEST THOROUGHFARE A doing & (OR SALE IN BROOKLYN—THE STOCK AND FIX- tures, including five Billiard Tables, of a Billiard Saloon; to be sold Apply for three days’ on premises, corner Fulton and streets, opposite new Court House. OR SALE CHEAP—THE THREE YEARS’ LEASE OF northwest corner of Second avenue and Twenty-ninth street, with or without Fixtures of a Butch Nquor store, grocery, &c. the grocery. FOR, SALE), QHEAP—-A LICHT MANUFACTURING business forisate at a great sacrifice if applied for at once; very low rent. Apply at 326 Stanton street, in the store. OR SALE OR TO LET—THE FIXTURES AND GOOD Will of a Butcher Shop, situated on Broadway, three min- utes’ walk from the railroail station, Newtown, L,I. Tuquire on the premises of Mrs. TIMS., Reason for selling, her hus- band has gone to Europe. OR SALE OR TO RENT OUT—A FIRST CLASS RES- taurant, situated 69 Leonard street, with all the Fixtures, Cooking Apparatus, lease, &c. Inquire’ 905 Broadw: YRIST MILL FOR SALE OR TO LEASE—AT NEW Rochelle ; large jocal trade. GH. KOO: LT, New Rochelle, N. ¥. ‘OTEL ON TH ROPEAN PLAN FOR § E Li would take a partner, Apply at Peabody House, 3 Greenwich street. FOROEEN.—FOR SALE, FINELY FITTED UP SA- loon ; ten years’ leawe.’ Also, Sue liquor store in Weat street. Chances seldom offered. E. M. MASON, No 1 Centre atreet. ITTLE’S HARDWARE—CUTLERY, EDGE, COOPERS and carpenters’ Toole, agricultural and “horticultural Implements, &c., adapted for commission, city, country and consuming trades. 6% Fulton street, between Cliff and Gold Streets, east of Broadway. RINTING PRESSES FOR SALE.—ONE HGE DRUM Cylinder Press, 81250, just put in complete order, and equal to. new; $2,800. One Taylor small. Cylinder, $1146, enn pews ahd te Compiste. conditions $9,008, One Hos amall Cviinder, $1544, in ret rate order, wad ‘nearly equal to new; 700. Tahed CONNERS’ SONS, Centre and Reade streets, N. ¥. AFE AND MACHINERY TRUCKING BUSINESS FOR SY sale, cheap, the most complete and. oldest eatabliahed business tu the eity, comprising three trucks, pine horses, derrick blocks and ropes, hydraulic jack and ‘everything re: quired to oarry on the business. OON FOR SALE OR PART: ner taken ; good business; long lease; cheap rent; terms easy to a steady young man; owner has other business, J PLENDID BILLIARD 8. BROOKS, 675 Broadway. 1] WILL PURCHASE A NICE STORE, WITH 4.51 fixtures and rent free till May next; firet'clans lo- cation, near Broadway. Apply at No.7 Astor place. Going o, Eu rope cause of icaving. 3 —A NEAT, PROFITABLE BUSINESS, PA $1.500. 1 ing 85,00 a year, will be sold for $1,500 cai immediately, or exchanged for farm. Apply at 629 Broadway, room No. ia, floor. $5.000, elpal streets of Brooklyn. name, Retailer, Heraid offic AIL SHOE STORE. e, on one of the prin- For particulars address, with real doing a first class tr dn EN 9 N ASSORTMENT STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS from 1 to 100 horse power; Lathes, Wood and fron Plan ers and Machinery of all kinds, new and second hand. WILLARD & MILLWARD, 284 Water at., near Peck slip NEW PLANING MACHINE FOR SALE—CHEAP. Tnguire at Rowe, Riddie & Brentnall’s storage ware- ‘atts street, or 73 Front street. FOR, SALE, THREE FOLDING MACUINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald ofice, T THE ATLANTIC DOCK IRON WORKS, air of Engines, 10242 stroke, with Boiler te for aternwheel boat; also all the Too® in the above iron works. Brrokiyn, all complete, suits and Machin PPORSALE—A TWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE, Boller and Connections, complete, in good order. Fot pie apply to or address WM. WILTSE, 42 Fivet strest sh wil be oold Sow an ths orpet hes clare it POR BALE CUEAP_A HOISTING GEAR, IN GOOD D fol yw, e Owne’ other | 34 auihist TRAVER & ELTEW, 68 Liberty street. | LV geders 6 Wilict: aiteat, iu cooper sbops N_ UPHOLSTERY BUSINFS8 FOR SALE-GOOD R SALE AP—THE MACHINERY, &C., OF A AN wit Stock and Fixtures, 81,000; in» central location F large Machine Shop; also the Machinery of a Sawing uptown.’ BENJAMIN H. TAYLOR, No. 6 Pine street, Inning and Saah and Bind! Factory; s 4% and % horse = - — ine and Boiler, two 80 tnc! ryic 4 Burr A FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN CORNER LIQUOR Bitte: oad feet of oak preety rather belting on hand and to ams for anle, oe ove y Be yy ny “4 order. HARVEY, 23 Spruce atreet, New York. i one 0 Apply - GALISDtnBey, hank siaade te ely. Avaty A —FOR SALE A BARGAIN—LARGE FIRST CLASS + corner Liquor ite reveral lines of steamers ; 5 years’ lenae ; by uv; large trade and the beat ty; mus location in the ‘de sold. RAVER & ESLER , 58 Liberty street, ~BROADWAY CIGAR STORE, ADJOININGTHEATRE Comique, opponite St. Nicholas Hotel, and doin; —_ ing business, will be sold very cheap. Paying business, ‘y oheap. Apply al AKERY FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. THE ‘old established Bakery and Confeot on Fulton tiib two good Wagon Norte, Wagons, Horace, Took ome with two on Route 01 Fixtures, 18 good on ‘ith three yes ri Lease. . order, with three years Inquire at bakery corner of Myriie’ and Gold street, Brooklyn, Nov. EAUTIFUL LITTLE SAMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN; Ofine ba Boller, with all the Pictures, Apply at 6 Bast , tures. inetbenth street, Sherwood's box factory. sol FPUQUE MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE —ALL THE Fa Mnsp!2e79,0f & Srat clase Plour Mil or aaie; « bargain, B. Rider, Providence, K. I. srovtrnaononoese expect _ ER ¥ YOU WANT STAINED GLASS FOR CHURCHES OR dwellings, go to W. J. HANINGTON, Giase Stainer, ‘Thirteenth etreet, four doors west of Broadway, and tain the best of work nt the lowest cost. N. AE A wae awarded the prize medal at the World's Fair, 1853, for Dest epecimens of stained glass. OSEPH M. STRONG, Successor to Mecatt & Strong, 64 B au sauscargt tere we Tron and Stee! Rail ‘soda fountain attached: rent oni fine chance: And negotiates Mortgage Bonds therefor. ike whole thing for $40) cask. MERRIAM & TAYLOR, 4 Imports on order Fulton street, 5 Tron and Zine, - and opt ers? Credits whe: CARDING HOUSE DOWN TOWN: CORNER: GREAT thoro are; ; Donrdera; eetablished 40 years: Tow rent ~~ MARBLE_MANTELS, quire in drug store tt ARDLE MAN eee ge a “~ te IGAR STAND FOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES, | dt very iow priser, witha large show window; doing @ good business; on | fest Eighteenta one of the greatest thoroughfares in the city. Apply ai lé | thie out Fulton street, SALE CHE. DOWN TOWN : fitted up fine. Now doing fine trade; fine opportuni M. MASON, No. 1 Contre street IR8T CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALI Dorae and wagon, good will, stock and fixtures, rice If called for soon. Best’ location on Kighth Toquire 436 Eighth F°s SALE--FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE ON Bleecker street; license paid one year from date, with Athout stock. Inquire of JOHN HAMPSON, for three INING SALOON FOR it yours’ lease Le dash OR SALE—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, BEST LOCA. ton in the city wear one of the Brookiya fer: Ad dress B. B., Hi omer, OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, BILLIARD, LIQUOR ‘and Lager Beer Sajoon, at 69 Raat Tenth a ween Broadway and Fourth aveaue, opposite Stewart's, “Must be sold this week, ‘OR SALE—THE SIXTEENTH WARD HOTEL, BAR and Ballroom (#5x26); rent for the whole house 8400 two years’ lease. Inquire on the premises 263 (uew No. East Seventeenth street, near Kighth avenu OR of rondw; 8) Bleeck Foe pala-2 FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH ‘& Dining Saloon attached; ort lense and reasonable Tent, For particulars inquire at 192 Broadway, coraer of Jefferson street. R SALE-A NEAT LIQUOR STORE ON WEST in barroom vara keep open on Sundays. Inquire LE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND LONG LEASE Refreshment and Barroom; location weet of terme very low. inquire of A. D. LILIENTHAL, (OR SALE—AaT IN, THE 8TOC! tnd Vistares of the Fancy satonery fo om! street, one door iy on the pa | west roadway. ARBLE MANT&LS—MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, latent destgne at redi 8. Kiaber's, manu: factory, 52 First avenue, near Third sireot; get price list be ore buying elsewhere. Mantels pu country. p in the Med nee, SLATE MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE of marble. Send for circular, RT, 606 Sixth avenue, and TI hh streets, A GREENE, 198 EIGHTH AVENUE, CORNER OF + Twentieth street, will offer his immense stock ot Fur- bitare, Bedding, &c., for a short time a: tremendousiy low prices. All goods w: EGRAAF &@ TAYLOR, 87 and & Bowery, sorted stock of ‘pets and Mattresses have the | of any house in the city material and repeal of reduce the price ‘al dectine ia OND HAND BILLIARD TABLRS, ALL at all prices, the ony patent ouahioua ta 6. D. SHARP, 161 Bowery. WINES, LIQUORS, &¢, LoT OF sizes, pited States, (VATAWBA AND SHERRY FOR BBLERS. | GAL. ton atree! MURPHY DUNN, O beater are” A.-Bet 3. BURNH URNITURE, BAGGAG farge wi Yaad ire, city ‘e counry teroware, pur “METROPOLITAN JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB SOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB JOB .NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868.—TRIPLE HEET. ING. PRIN’ | THE THE THE rHE THE THE THE TAE THE METROPOLICAN METROPOLITAN TROPOLITAN TROPOLITAN i HI s =z 5 = & = 2 i} 3 r > s > 2 METROPOLATAN ETROPOLITaR METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN THE TROPOLITAN THE MB?ROPOLITAN PRINTING 4STABLISH MENT, PRINTING ‘ABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTAILISH MENT, PRINTING ESTABISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABUSHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLSHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISEMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTAWISHMENT, PRINTING ESTA BMISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABUSHMENT, = = ° 5 8 lelelslslsl2l | | NO. 7 STAEET, NO. 7 STRIET, +NO. 97 STRREW, « NO. 9 STREKT, No. 9 STREET, NO. 97 STREEY, Ki NO. 97 STREET, NO. 97 STREET, No. #7 STREET, NO. STREET, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING OLD HERALD BUILDING OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, OLD HERALD BUILDING, ETWEEN FULTON AND ANN, BETWEEN FULTON AND ANN. BETWEEN AND ANN. BLIWEE AND ANN. BETWE AND ANN, BETWEEN AND ANN, BETWEEN AND ANN. BETWEEN AND ANN, BETWEEN AND ANN. BETWEEN AND ANN, TICKETS, BTRE POSTERS, ni otger gplablishment can excel us, either as to the rapidity, quality or cheapness of the . ‘Orders Glled with dospate tle United Statee b: THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRIOAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, THEATRICAL PRINTING, ET PROGRAMME: couro: KETS, SMALL PROGRAMMES, NOTE PROGAMMES, | CABLETS 4ND PLACARDS, THE PRINTING OF WHICH work, I & & S 2 = || GENERAL PRINTING. GENERAL PRINTING, GENERAL PRINTING. GENERAL PRINTING, GENERAL PRINTING, GENERAL PRINTING. GENE! PRINTING GENERAL PRINTING. GENERAL PRINTING GENERAL PRINTING, g | | = = | ass, CIRCULARS, NOTE HEADS, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, ~~ PAMPHLETS, aes Law Points, Law cases. a CHECKS, BANDSILLA, bkaris, PLACARDS, “—~ RECEIPTS, — atu oF tania, ty of printing used ‘q Gbipping, focurange | Ganking, Railroad afd Commerciai Business, JOB JoB Jos JOB Jos JoB JOB gor JOB sos METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN . PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, NO, 9 NASSAU STREET, NO. 97 NASSAU STREET, SO, % NASSAU STREET, NO, 97 NASBAU STREET, NO. # NABBAU STREET, NO. 9 NABSAU STREET, ‘ No. #7 STREET, No, # No. # Non NRW YOR. New voRe forwarded to any part of Seen eee AMUSEMENTS. ___ W ORSELE: SISTERS’ NEW YORK THEATRE, 794 nud 780 Browdway...-... cere. Admission'60 ceuts THIRD WLEK ON THE OPERA BOUFFE, Cie ecm og ant talented WORRELL SISTE: in which the. charming and talen SISTE ay <a SOPHIE, IRENE AND JENNIE, will appear in the principal roles. i ALU PHE ORIGINAL MUSIC, SPLENDID ORCHESTRA Pint Ont AND CHORUS, MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 ROADWAY THEATRE ADMISSION 50 CENTS THE GREAT PRE-RAPHAELITR PIOTURE OF CITY A FLASH OF LIGHTNING, | brimmniog over with ively tocal charac Uife, glances at emigrant life, amusin, scenes of life on a st . midedecks, in the enylue room, fice, the grand aloo ing, wondrous affects ni tempted on auy ates SEL END, NG ever before attemy ECTAY SE jews of atreet ‘and entirely novel feamnboat, on the landing, the captain's of- ‘Na, CLE, NSATIONAL TABLEAUS, MIRTH, Music, "BEAUTY and EVERY NIGHT AND SaTuRDA’ UNTIL FURTHER Norio AT NER ROA WAY THEATRE. 8, T. B FLASH OF LIGHTNING MANNER vai ALL THE EFFECTS AND THE STAR CAST, Men: FLASH OF LIGHTNING. MATINEE. SATURDAY NEXT. BROADWAY THEATRE MATINEE, FLASH OF LIGHTNING. MATINEE: ATINEE FLASB MATINEE. OF MATINEE, LIGHTNING. BROADWAY THEATRE. Bes THEATRE. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF Ae OF MR. IMMENSE OF THE FAST WOMEN. MISS Bf jwift, the Female BRING ‘ab 8: IN 6 CHARACTERS. Gladiator, Songs, Banjo Solos, GOLD SERKERS. Clog Dances, &c., ke. FRIDAY SVENING, ANNUAL BENEFIT OF MR. Wal. B. FRELIGH. A GREAT ARKAY OF DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS HAVE VOLUNTEBRED. N° CONCERT THIS EVENING, SENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Seventh avenue, between Fifty-elghth and Fifty-uinth streets THEODORE THOMA‘ POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS. SPECIAL NOTIC The patrons of the Garden Concerts formed that there will ie NO CONCERT THIS EY NO OONCERT THIS E the Hall baving been previoualy let to & will be the last interruption of the regular concerts during the se: be TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), JULY 10, AT FIFTY-FOURTH GRAND CONCERT, SATURDAY AFTERNOON GKAND MATINEB. SATURDAY EVENING, EXTRA GALA NIGHT. RYANTS' NEW MINSTREL OPERA HOUSE, NEW Tammany Building, Fourteenth street, adjoining Aca- domy of Musle. Crowded and Delighted Audiences to see A FLASK OF JERSEY) LIGHTNING, | UNSWORTH, the Grpat Black DEMOSTHENES. AN BRYAN’ CAPTAIN JINKS OF THE HORSE MARINES JENE’S AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE. Grand Diverttssement, entitled LOVE AMONG THE ROSES. i Joe Emmett, the Great Western DUTCH MOK Nelko Seymour, ‘Eph Horn, Hogan, Hughes, Rockefeller 14th street. (BRYANT A'HOUSE.) — 14th atreet. Ber TOM'S CONCERT At Norwalk Hall (Norwalk, ‘Thurs’ MATINEE, ATINEL. ATINEE. SATURDAY NEXT MISS FANNY sega W. H. WHALLEY. Immense Minstrel Scene. = Ella Chapman, Miss re respectfully tn INQ, ING, ivate society. Thia ON THE WONDERF! 0 BOY PIANIST. N.R.-On Friday and Saturday, Jily 10 an M1, Bind Tom will perform in Franklin Hall rt, Comms)! EHOLD, BEHOLD | A RTLING FREAK OF B NATUR THE WONDER OF TE THE FOUR L (D CHILD, whose complex formation is creating more seusation than any curlosity ever ore kuown fn nature. It bas four well de- veloped legs and feet and is,in fact, from the waist down, two distinet be while above the ‘waist it baw a fatural, symmetrical form, with oue head and body. It ia remarkably healthy and vigorous, and acientifie men bave pronounced it the most wonderful curiosity that nature hag ever produced. Now on exhibition at 612 Broadway, Nicholas Hotel, from 10 A. M. to 10 ; “IZ ITTY McG NEW SONG AND CHORUS, BY K Henry Tucker36c.; “Live in My Heart and Pay No Rent," 30c., mailed. FREDERICKRLUM E, 1,125 Broadwa ranch, 2 N" TAMMANY HALL, Fourteenth street, next to the Academy of Mustc, GRAND PUBLIC INAUGURATION AN EXTRAORDINARY S. PROMENADE CONCEK wil SUNDAY E' under the auspices of the ¢ of the Tammany Society, the entire proceeds of which will be devoted to benevolent purpos ‘The most celebrated of th the city will agaist on the how announéeg 2rewramme of MR, 5. C. CAMPBELL, R. ARTHUR MATTHISON, fe Mi. GUSTAVUS T. HALL, ELDRIDGE, nt composer, and ENTH REGIMENT 1 MR. HOWARD GRAFULLA'S “BAND. Special notice.—The magnificent D bellishments for the Convention will order that the brillant demonstration 1, th i MING ADMISSION WILL BE DIFTY CENTS only, and no reserved seats. , Concert begins at 8, Doors open at 734. TRE TI CKET OFFICE, y oe HEATRE TICKET BROADWAY. - > RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. eee sedate st vee Lo, ~., THE LECTURE SEASON. SS JOE. aa, MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEMEN only, o interesting subjects, at the New York Museam of Anatomy, 618 Broadway. Those unable to attend these lectures may receive a copy by forwarding 2% cents. Addrese Secretary of New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway Pea eae AN! TS aN SITUATION WANTED—BY A BAKER, RITHER IN a hotel or first class bakery. Address Bakery, 79 Pitt st. y tom of an old well Post office. RINTERS.—A FIRST CLASS PRACTICAL PRINTER, Pr Nrroughiy ecquainted ‘with cut work, Adams’ ani cylinder pre ‘wishes a situation aa foreman or journeyman; no objection to go out of the cliy ; best reference. Address A. B. Press, Herald office. {TEREOTYPERS.—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THE Wusiners of sereotyping and electrotyping and wishes to ini West and take ao reat in the business, apply to H. Crosiey, 61 Ani 10 WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.—A FOREMAN'S SITU- ation wanted, by one fully competent to fill the position ; also one assalosman, Address T., Herald office, THREE ORNAMENTAL avera of silverware ; also a turner and @ boy Apply at 149 Fulton st., top floor. 10 BOSS CARPENTERS.—TWO GOOD CARPENTERS, who are not afraid to work, would like a permanent job find good work in Jersey Clty, Bergen o@bafayetto, Address ©. 8. K., Jersey City Pont office. NTED—GOOD JEWELLERS AND POLISHERS. w* Call beuween 10 andl on pee aod Lt aad NSEL & PEAR employment, Bi ei 4 OUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, AS Maer per and ve aeaietin culling. One having the re ay ious may apply to Braisted, Dougherty & C 129 fi NTED—A GOOD CUTTER. ONLY SUCH AS ARE We aiiones to cut with knife need apply at L. A. Van Prang’s, 43 Broadway. a Ws thea NTED—A PRACTICAL TIN PLATE WO! Wit take full charge of a first class tin and ji ware manufacturing establishment; must be a workman, who can recommended ; none other need Apply. Address box 5,796 New York Post office, “PLUMBER. APPLY TO , Brooklya. “9 ANTED—A COMPETENT ED— vA PRACTICAL ENGINEER, with Atvat cas references and many yours: experience, y tion: @ to run; will go anywhere. E., bor 196 lid * Address E.., ANTED—BACKTENDER AND HAYDS Ac 1USTOMED to the busi "Apply at Empire Print Works, rear Band iY Wen Bah bigs ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS _ARCHITECTURAL draughtaman. Call at French's Hote! between 12 and J o'clock this day, TANTED—A BRIDLE BIT MAKER; FIRST CLASS rl Joyment. Apply at Mu. vo YVANTED—ONE OR TWO FIRST RATE CABINET Wants None other need apply at W. J. Sharpe's bil- ard manufactory, #9 Crosby at Faun WAXTED—A GOOD ENGINEER 10 RUN A. gmat 3 if val 10 'P ols io rast. inquire nt 21 Uaion square, near TOLD at. good order. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. ‘ ISHED HOUSE WANTED-IN NEW YORK or Ricca mode te rent; good neighborhood ; 0% fension immediately, Address J. A. Wright, box 6,049 New York Post off ea WwW - 7 RESPONSIBLE TENANT, A MODERN ein wi) situated between Fourth asd Ninth wenty-third and Forty-seventh sean; rect avenues und about $1,200. Address, with particulars, G. M., square. ah Bi TED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND SERVANT, A ag Floor, with bath, gaa, do. and wah use of kiteb- on, In a private family; location’ between fourth and sixth avenues and Fourteenth and Twenty-third streets, Terms must be moder ddress JL. U NTED—A LATOB ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A LE Afure of exhibiviou ball, with @ good entrance, located on Broadway or Fourth or Sith ne; fot fe Thirterh | Mizeet nor below Righth street. Address CO. M. B., Herald office. (7 ANTED—A STORE OF QUOD Sizi, IN A CENTRAL table f res retail clothing store, location, cultable for a drat clans retail slotiag son Wwnreo, LEASE—FOR A TERM OF Taare, 4 SES ar ee ~_—; AMUSESTENTS, TRLO'S GARDEN Lessee and Mt OPES 0s wan WM WHEAPLEY IT THEATRE IN THE CoeY THE COOLES POSITIVELY LAS? NIGHT Yr Two POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUY TWO oy TUE WHITE FAWN WHITE FAWN and Jarrett & Paimer's grand Parisian RALLa? TROUPE, Ly r 4 J Bagy MOBY BUT wo or et ried i. SOHLEKE, > Last NiGaT AUT two on — MbME SOULE, MONS: hig ried But MONS. VON HAMME. a ¥ 2 BELL path, THE Fiae PLY, te THE MATELOT, THE GRAND PAS DE DRUX, THE MILITARY BALLET, THE ARTISI’S (DOL, POSITIVELY Last Niatir Bur TWO stad of the GORUEOUS TRANSFORMATION > RLALMS OF THE Dieacow Fey LYMPIC THEATRE. ~~ BRGINS ONS B HAYES... _ ROO AES LL. iF er, ©. W. Paylen mene ager. BIdH Week “oR aurea eo! vat cl Y ¥ ., - *aUMPrY DUMPRY Mr GEORGE FOX ir. a . denemece oe CLOW THE GREAT DA MELE SaNOaiL HUMPTY DUMPTY. HUMPTY DUMPY A aucceasion of marvels; doors turn into blank walla, boxes into | chairs, walle into tables, billiard = | tables into cages, puddings tuto | heads, market stalls into yachts, | and aentry boxes into steambo: HUMPTY] while boys grow in minutes from | OUMry. HOMPTY five years old to twenty DMP EY. MPTY DUMPTY MATINEE AT Lig SATCRDAY. Wattacars. IFT WEEK or N BROUGHAM'S OREAT DRAMATIC SATIRE, rae LOTTERY THR SENSATION OF THE SEASON Seats secured alx days in advance c T E | ae E Proprietor. . R © d, L BERG 3davenue, R POPULAR GARDEN between A CONCERTS. A Evening. 58th and 50h sts. C Admiaston Every Fvening, E Twenty-five centa. Commences at ui Grand Bo'clock. A CARL A Orchestra. ERG MANN'S R POPULAR GARDEN D CONCERTS gE ROA aR DEN + dell NBEO GARDEN. se ...WM. WHEATLEY With Dances and Pantomimic Tiluatrations BY COSTA, Porforme Jarrett Palmer's unrivatied PARI NE BALLET TROUPE. ene by the Rivulet Phillis and Corydon, .. Mile, Augusta Sohike, M. Van Hamas. GRAND MISC Nis RT {The following renowned artists will appear ou this occe ston -— ‘annie Stockton, Soprano, Miss Lizzie Wilmore, Coutraito, Mme, Bageard, Artiate Lyrtque, Mr. Harry rson, Planiat, Mr, Mark Smith, Mr, Arthur Mathison, Tenor, Mr, Gustavus F. Hall, Basso, M avin, Hasso. CONDUCTOR. - MR, HOWARD GLOVER. Admission... seeeys One Dollar To all parts of the house. MPONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 Bowery, opposite Spring atreet SUMMER SEASON, EMERSON, AL AND M. NIXG'S MINSTRELS. EVERY NiGur ‘AND MATL 38 WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. Return of JOHNNY WILD, JOHNNY WILD, THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE. ODWORTH HALL, 806 BROADWAY. D ALF BURNETT from the “tex'* will discourse this eventny WEEPIN AND WHALIN," personify the IMMORTAL CAUDLE hia domestic tr THE ORATOR OF X ROADS, MISS FRANCES TRAIN, contending for Woman's Rights, COCKNEY SHOWMAN. Ww D THE, Two hours’ » . v=Jenintadfon 50 cent OOLEY’S OPER. H er HOUSES © UNUSUAL A STEWART ROBSON T. L, DONNELLY. AULBACH’S GRAND CARTOON GREA work of art in America, Now on exhibition at the Somerville Art Gallery, 82 Fitte avenue, corner Fourteenth atreet, The unsurpast gad the inimitable THE 61 BROADWAY. ow ) — 618 MUSEUM DO Nov os OF FAIL, 618, ANATOMY, TOS Ss 618 BROADWAY WONDERS, OPHN FROM SB A.M. TILL 101 Det TES, G0 TO THE SWIMMING RACES, D eee SWIMMING RACES) ish and wonderful Mau Fi HAKRY Gurr, HARRY GURR, Chi ion Swimmer of the World, at the NW YO IMMING BATHS, Sixth avenue, corner Thirtieth street, FaIDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 154. Admission fer genta, only 50 cents, Races commence at 8:30 P, M, Come early. 1 ‘CHURCH, NEW YORK.-MR. HENRY RINT wbeas to andonnce that an Organ Recital, to em hibit the improvements and, enlargements recently made by him in the great organ at Trinity church, will beheld aw brink hg y 9, at 4P.M., when the following named gr- i ganists willperform A. H.Measiter, Trinity church, New York. Me A ee Morgan, auslstant, ‘Trinity oburch, New York. ¢ 4 Pech, St. John’s chapel, New York, Mr. Wik, M. Diller, Grace church, Newark. f Heary Eyre Brown, Church of the Holy Trinity, New hureb, New York. % her, St, Pater’: Be sg aed Bartuolomew's church, Now W. Beames, St. Caulfield. cant P. Warren Grace chareb, New York. oo. W. Morgan, the well known organist of St, Ana’ eburch, formerly of Grace church, New York. R, to be bad wit! charge from th xton of Be obukche and at Mr. Erben's factory #4 Wooster street. ee PLANOPORTES. _ WAY OF PROCURING WHAT YOO WADT.~ AN ii ACE WATERS 4 CO., 481 Bros 5 will dispose Of New aod Second Haud Pianos, Melodeous and 01 7 frat class makers, and take from $6 to $25 ‘monthly. aid. 80 New and Second Hand Instruments for reat and fr ied If purchased, or for wale ut barguins for eae oe RE CHANCE FOR CASHBRAUTIFUL ROSE. A wae oar Piapoforte for #200, cost 8650, Nunas & Chart manufacturers Ripg ion B Lm on fe Ne, ed back, & round corners, fished back, cary ‘t legs 4 | FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE A FAMILY Uitent Fianotorte, cont 090, for long than half; carved rosewood, ne ew ove! rated ratruing j manufacturer's guaranvee new. iia Seve areete AND SECOND HAND ‘at bargains for cagh. Also to let and add on ta EP CUMMINGS, No. Union square, LARGE STOCK OF NEW Pianon “N EXOKLLENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAN AN cent eblna corners; carved, legs; covt 000, (or #240; ding one 1 actane rocemond at $180; 18! 0 Stand ctl arth avenue. SAS, BRAINARD.— IFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR nale—Property aS family ao’ cae met — \odrated cit j comt 8600, for $260; 4 Peg. tied ve mothe. Parlor Suits, Bronges, Palntt . chatnber and dining room Furniture, at ferrings. faquite at 44 West Sixtewoth street, near viath aveny FINE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS PIANOS FOR A sale on reasonable terme at HAINES BROB., 4 East Foarteenth street; Unfon aquare, Kew Pianos to rent, and rent allowed if purchased, G% ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT SEVEN 0 bay with all improvements Ey a Maegcond haud Chickering cheap. (12) Amiiy sree, 828 Fourth avenue. CLass 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- Fiteosersrang beey om frame, wera Unprovs “ a p an. mentA, (OF Hale TTD DLE. Is Amity street, ooar Broadway. pLuME's. BARGAINS IN. PLANO! Brees Ser And, with three rows moulding, 0 pinia, $160; tame RICK BLUME, 1,198 Broadway, Fe Ean Areata tee , W SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, RICHLY Jak Log ates cegond hang Piano, in good condition, willbe ap, Apply at 227 Bast Fifty-firat 108.-TWENTY SECOND HAND PIANOF. ES, tah ous makers, for sal © ty RT} ‘low prices by CHICKER: ING & SONS, 662 Broadway, Pianos to rent. i MUSICAL. 4 GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TH W's residence, for 10 per quarter; best ref= AA. pissy at Migreus, with’ feaitence, Reacher, box 112 floraia office, ninemsn al YH OF PIANO MUSIC, FOR $8; Lome gupnit ony CB Weingarten, Grong, 0. Fans CR BLOM : "7. OF ROOsRT'S > NPY NUMBERS 2 Mecemann’araibn: oe cae ong, } ‘ Martha, LJ opera: SOAR tor meee eerie 1 & 00, O44 Broadway,