The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1868, Page 11

| INTERESTING RELIC OF OLDEN TINE. Original Letter from George Washington. ‘From the Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman, August 22. the original of the following letter from. George ‘Washington to General James Mercer is in the pos- soem of Cctonel \Gbomes crepes of Lpeoptivi a ently copi us for publica- fon With. his permission. “Tt 1s written in. Cie clear, flowing hand of the Gistinguished writer, and is marked with the peculiar neatness, ease of composition and care in punctuation which characterize of his writings. The portion relating to private business is val! trating the close attention given by him to all such matters, and the excellent judgment with which he conducted his private as well as public affairs. The latter part of the letter valuable historic interest, a8 relating to a subject in which the fate of the republic was so intimately concerned. The con- vention to remodel the federal system had been ap- Pointed, to meet in May, and yet, on the 16th of larch, it will be seen, Washington, though appointed ar Virginia at the head of her delegation, had declined all entreaties to attend. Within a fortnight after, however, in response to the nt voice of Virginia, through the Governor, and to letters from friends in various States, he consented to go, On the 28th of March he addressed a letter to the Governor of Vir- ginia (Randolph), in which, after stating the reasons which had influenced him to decline attending the convention, the influence of which he still felt, he added:—“However, as my friends, with a degree of solicitude which is unusual, seem to wish for my at- tendance on this occasion. I have come to a resolution to go if my health will permit; provided, from the lapse of time: between your Excellency’s letter and this reply, the executive may not have turned their thoughts to some other character.” Of his attend- ance upon th@ convention, his election as its pre- siding.oficer, and the happy results which followed, history pears full record. General James Mercer, to whom the letter is addressed, was the brother of General Hugh Mercer, who served with Washington in the Indian wars, terminating in 1763, and wno fellin the battle of Princeton, whule commanding one of Washington’s divisions:— LETTER FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON TO GENERAL JAMES MERCER. Mount VERNON, 15th March, 1787, Dzar SrR—Your favor of the 10th came duly to hand, and with very sincere concern I read the ac- count of your ill health; but if your other com- plaints have left you, the asthma, though trouble- some and distressing, is not a dangerous one; I will hope, therefore, that the agreeable season, which is tar aeronehingy will perfectly restore you to good Under cover with this you will receive the original deed for the lands on four mile ran, which va will lease to return when your pur are answered yy the reference to it for drawing the deed of con- erosion pe vour. speene in ound, bien and rawing’ it, T pi jou to acce] warmest acknowledgments. as tilial * The mode suggested by you to obtain the bond Which I to Messrs. McCoull & Blair, is, in my judgment, the only proper one; so far as it respects ou or the representatives of your father (if the credit to be applied to that acct.) it is precisely the same whether you acct. with me or Been fr the principal and interest of the sum which was to have been paid for the land under the circumstances of our claim—because if the right is deter- ined to be in you, 80 much will have been discounted from my demand on the estate—if in ‘them, it is only paying to them, as attorneys of Linds & Cozenova what otherwise would have been demanded of me_ The case with me would be widely different, for if I allow this sum with the in- terest in a final settlement and my bond remains un- neere Ia ce fa a sep mereon: and may a ressed by the actual payment atechsring Asean it in a discount, before I can -haveany redress, which would very illy accord with the present state of my finances. Should Mr. ‘McCoull refuse to accede to your proposal, it would rt i his intention of resorting to me for Towever desirous I am, and always shall be, to Comply with any commands of my country, I do not conceive that I can, with consistent conduct, attend the proposed convention to be holden in Phil- adel; in May next. For besides the declaration which I made in @ very solemn manner when I was about to retire, of bidding adieu to all public employ- ment, I had, just before the appointment of delegates to this convention, written and despatched circu- lar le:ters to the several State societies of the Cino‘nnati informmg them of my intention not to atteid thé general meeting which was to take place bait the same time and in the same city,—and as- pigrea reasons which apply as forcibly in the one as the other, Under these circumstances, to at- terd the convention might be comsidered disrespect- ful to a worthy set of men for whose attachment and stpport on so many occasions I shall ever feel the Dighest gratitude and affection. {t is unnecessary I hope to assure you of the pleas- ‘ue I shall always receive at seeing you here when- ever business or your health will permit. The latter, pewssibly, might be benefitted by the change of air. With sincere esteem and reg’d, I am, dear » yr |, Most ob’t serv't, GEV. WASHINGTON. * General James Mercer. ble only as illus- MISANTHROPIC. An Old Clergyman and His Daughter Live as Hermits for Twelve Years, {From the Chicago Post, August 22.) The lithe hamiet of Turner Junction, about thirty miles from Chicago, at the intersection of the Chicago, surlington and Quincy and the Free- port and Pactfic Air Line Railroads, is worked up at present ‘with a first class sensation. The Airy is as .followa. The reader may make wlowances for possible exaggerations:—An old man named R. A. Watkins, a Congregational clagyman, and his daughter, Elizabeth, are the subjects. It is said that for twelve years past they have lived in entire seclusion on a farm not quitéa mile from the Junction, their sole diet con- ising of corn bread. The old gentleman is well educsted, having uated at Middiebury College at tventy-five, ‘or many years he preached. in Vernont, removing to this State m 1855 with his wife and daughter, and buying the farm now occn- pied by them. For over a year the family mingled witt the Ae it Ng clergyman often preaching in te village; while his accomplished danghter, therabout sixteen years old, played the melodeon. Theld man’s wifethen died, and from that time his ‘Who life was changed. He was seldom seen about the illage, and his daughter never. He came ovca- sionlly to town to obtain sugar, tea and alconol in «change itter and eggs. Once only he bouht a shirt. He always appeared dirty, and wor @ heavy shawl about his head at all sea- sons For some years no special notice was taken of tis at: ‘conduct, anti! finally about two eatago the le became “worked up” about the jr and a committee was appointed to investi. gs They gained access to the house with sot ttlelimcuity and found the rooms in a filthy state, occuied by cats and hens, in the same apartment withthe hui occupants, The daughter re- buké them foi weep ey Fyieme they remonstrated pa fe cou of life couple were pursuing nd en retired, While this life continued the farm asndebted to various parties, who were not vote fortnigat ago mod i paaaing 2 house, ; fortn| a Ly as on man and told that they ‘were eeded aid. atarmed the village, and the citizens and a physician went to their id. The old man was W be One mass of sores verm. On a most filthy bed Iay thedaughter. The cats, twenty-five in mumber by count, were throw out and the hens made to follow, Were ken toa smaller and cleaner room, able Idied force at once set to work cleaning up the house All the clothing was burned, The old man’s clotht were removed and hfs found to be dis- colori and covered with filth and a sores, ‘The cughter was in a less horrible condition, but her Kiy was discolored in places, and hadgnot been washed, she said, for six years. Her undejlothing had been constantly worn for four mont. The old man is néurly Cadre f the daugh- yr twenty-eight. The former is so redaced 9 will scarcely live a month, The daughter it is tee possible to save with proper medical care. She f accomplished and educa and would still be TN rag Face The = 1s @ profound mMathoatician, ind runs strongly to figures nd dculations. oe \TAL GAS EXPLOSION AT SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Theollowing particulars of the terrible gas ex- losiojat the Hampton Woollen Corporation Globe i] | Southbridge, are taken from the Worcester Mr. jartin White, master machinist_of the mills, took iforce of six men on Saturday and pro- jceedeto clean out the large gas reservoir for the coming winter season. This reservoir is used only in ithe witer time, and some gas that had been made large buildin ‘lose poximity to the “‘new mill,” #o called. The en wee #et at work at the pumps between the or and the sides of the but hang. for the pur- ose Oftrawing all the water from the pit. The ‘man ile’ at the top was left open, and it ‘ag ‘bought ihat the gaa would ail esca hrougt it. In this belict Mr. White went on the jop oj the reservoir with @ lantern and a rope, wid lorered the light down through the hole. Littié id he\hink of the fearful consequences that were to ult tom this bit of iumprudence, Slowly the light lescenied, when suddenly a great fash of light was n bythe men at the pumps to come up through the old, filowed oe deafening report, and then they new m more. Those who happened to be in the ioinityof the building say that the whole atracture hey in, the air, judging from the known eight ¢ the buildings near by, and came down to e gromd wiih a crash. a complete ruin. Mr. White ing © top of the reservoir, was biown up with ‘and Hs body fell back into the pit. The workmnen ‘ere thrown out through the opening sides of the GT the force of the explosion to a distance t. The report of the exploding gas was several miles distant. The ruins were set on ire by tht burning Ly but the village fre company, ing pronptly on the spot, commenced to play upon ie ite @d aoon extinguished it, The melancholy rch forthe body of Mr. White was then made, and ter remeving the charred timbers it was found. His ad was crushed in, evidently by being thrown inst the rafters of the pene and the body was ‘uised aed the bones broken in many places. It uid truiy be said of him that ‘he never knew nat hurt him.” All the workmen were rendered inseless by the acckient. John n was terribly reed and otherwise injured by ay timbers, was taken out by the roadside, Where he died in pain in about haif an hour, John Brown, in- in the same manner, died during the night. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1868.-TRIPLE SHEET. EBS AND LODGERS WANTED. ROARDERS AND LODGERS WANTE! EAST TWENTY-FIRST STRERT, OPPOSITE GRA- Rooms, large an Suits, linndsomely furnished, without Board, modern conventenee, suitable for siagle or a party of yentlo- men; house frat class; locality unsurpassed; prives mode- BAST SIXTEENTH STREET. TO LET, TO A newly and elozant! Room and Bedroom, withous board, in a private family. When the train left this , morning, John __FOR SALE, 1 Devine was at the point of dea fatnil- | 7 oR BALE_THE CHEAPEST DINING SALOON DOWN K FROM BKOADWAY.—A KEW GENTLEMEN | 7 © ton Holmes, Lucian Clemence and —~ Ricord F town, with License and three years’ Lease. Apply at can have pleasant Kooms, with first clays Hoard, in a 139 mercy Parl were the other inured A pet nm 4 as eccerred ITCHELL’S Store xy, 17 Cedar street, pirate ganilly. at 106 West Twenty-ninth street ; also's gen severe remembrances 0b 80 ny Qn peuaey pe <> eman to place their lives in danger. Mr. White OR SALE-—THE VALVAI FOUR YEARS | ~~~ oT, er arene feaves a wife-and three children, the oldest eight Lenso and frst class Fiztures of the four story House |] BLOCK FROM City UALL.—FRANKFORT HOUSE, | tate; references required. cars old and the youngest two years old. Mr, | &%4 Fancy Store No. ti Sixth avenue, corner of Thirty-sev- Frankfort, commer Willian 3 50 Rooms; accominos pa nd na’ wife-and SIX or seven children. Mr. | $ptt street; location and trate the very beat in the elty: rent | date gentlemen only; $5 to 90 cents day; $1 60 fo Bs week; 140 Brogan leaves a wife aud a large family. Consider- | gato gash oraceasig? Teusons siven for selling; price | OpeO night, single gentieman, ing that the dead were all workingmen and the fact oe 1 STEP TO THE 6TH, THE 7TH AVENUE OR THE. that they all leave families behind them with but Fe SALE A FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE, Fulton Ferry cars.—Select Board $6 and upwards. 133 ] 4 MACDOT little to support them, the calamity assumes a more No. 49 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D, ‘West Tenth street. Washington square. sorrowful appearance than if they had been single men. yl n of the men who are now alive were married. . FREAKS OF a MURDFRER.—Herndon, the alleged murderer of Miss Lumsden, has become so “ peart’? since he returned to the jail and its excellent and abundant fare, that he has turned artist and adorned his cell with a charceal cartoon, entitled “Herndon {OR SALE THE TOOK, ZIXTURES AND, LEASE OF bated RN LERETRAY, PARK --HANDAOMELY Pus R- ‘an old estal rf iliinery Goods House; terms ect , sd ‘ | favorable. For articidars address G., Herald office.” Ninety-second street, first house west from Fourth avenue. OR SALE-FISH AND OYSTER MARKET; ONE OF | 2 CUARK STREET, CORNER BROOME, FURNISHED the best up town ; established over 16 years; everythin Rooms for gentlemen ; ull front and new furniture. complete for the business. Apply on the premises, 618 ight MRS. WH! To gent $2 WEST FOURTH 14: EAST TWENTY 144 avenue, OR SALE—A VERY FINE COLLECTION OF THE PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR omen. 172 Bleecker street, six blocks west of first class Board; terms moderat aquare.—A large and # furnished. Inquire tor one WEST SIXTEENTH ST STREET, week. desirable f AL STREET, SOUTHWEST CORNER rnished Rooms to let, with eference required. | NEAR WASHINGTON i tront Room to let, nicely IGHTH STREET, NEAR LEX- ington avenue.—Nicely furnished Rooms to let, en sulte or aiugly, with Board; reference. in the Woods,” which is sdid to represent to the = oh roadway. Z life, ludicrously yet painfully, the terror and poy Shane reek a A= Coes ‘eal 2 — ~ 14 ee ait anxiety the poor creature endured for days when the | a very fine collection of Paint and colored Photographs WEST TWENTY-FIRST A PRIVATE — rustling of a leaf, the breaking of a stick or the fall- | on paper at 927 Broadway, third floor. family wish to let to 4 small party a bandsome Sult of x ing of eo rotten limb threw him into an agony of OR BALE CHEAP_VALUABLE CORNER an Apartments, with private table, 154 fright. e jailor 18 said to be thrown into convul- we ai 4 COTTAGE PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER STREET.-- terms, sions of laughter every time he sees this picture, and Endven, ‘Morrisania, with plenty of fruit. Apply at To let, without board, to one or two quiet WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.-A WIDOW Jady can accommodate one or two ladies with nicely joms and Board, gas aud bath, on reasouable gle kentie- ment, with wardrobe, gas and retired; references exchanged. men, a comfortably furnished 4; oT bata house esha! Lay Herndon himself enjoys it.—Fredericksburg (Va.) Ledger, 15 Fo, SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN—AN ENTIRELY ne rivi nd very useful article, wanted in each family in “— | in the first cl ‘a t = ‘Amerien; quick gales and. large. profit nt Rights for | /TH AVENUE.—LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED ROOMS, gh Clana residanoe ct sale, by iA LYMAN, agent, also patentee, and for other | ¢) with superioi le and first class accommodations im —FOR SALE, POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE TEA * and Grocery’ Store 418 Ninth avenue, at auction, this day, at 1039 o'clock ; tly fitted up, well stocked, dolng a 16 new and valuable patents on hand, SECOND AVENUE.—10 LET, SEVERAL ELE- gantly furnished Rooms on second floor, with Board, family. MADISON AVENUE.—MISS BUSHNELL BEGS to announce that ahe will open her house on the Lat of September, when her Apartments. will be offered to fami- ‘lies, transiently or for the season, with private tables only. every respect, may be obtained by addressing A, J., Herald T PACIFIC PLAGE (TWENTY-NINTH STREET), BE- — eset tas Boine, sei ast pfs @i per week. Callall the week, one or two gentlemen; reut OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—CHEAP, A GOOD RES- F taurant; near the Pos offce, Apply to L, COURCHET, 68 Liberty street. OR SALE FOR CASH—A LIQUOR AND CIGAR STORE roadway. For further particulars apply at 196 fn bee i HER, 19 East trade; fine Ho ‘c.; the lease for three years, Also included ful of ae ‘splendid Rooms on, frst floor ve, \ea search of & eas cl ce specially invited to attend, as 206 "atare” can obtain tine Ac family; no children, EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, A gentleman C0} NEAK UNION and wife or ai and Board with a first class vle gentiemen nn TW: Division street, in cigar store, or to J. EAST ENTY-EIGHTH STRE PUIOHER STALL IN) THR. MARKET, WITH 108 | Houston streat- fe 10 Fin and, Madison aveuues.—Plessaat Koouan tay be 22 80 ‘art fo 3 ait a ed, Ww: . and paying busluess, TRAVER & ESLER, 58 Liberty ate AUNDRY FOR SALE-CENTRALLY Locatep, | —— e — io geatiemen cole ll ABINGDON SQUARE (BROWN STONE).—#25 PER week for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; nicely furnished front room and bedroom, large closeta, hot and cold water. Private family, Call or address for three days, ‘well established and doing a good and profitable busl- ness. Address Laundry, box Herald oflice, ILLINERY--FOR SALE, THE STOCK, FIXTURES M ‘and Good Will of an up-town millinery concern, estab- A. FIRST, CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE | FOR sale, with complete Fixtures; good stocx, paying trade; Will be sold at a bargain, with Lease of entire house and store for seven years; rent only $1,200, Apply to CAMPBELL & without partial Board; 92) aEw. NO.) EAST ELEVENTH STREET.—FUR- nshed Rooms to let, to single gentlemen. with or house first clars; location desirable; moderate terms. References exchanged. EAST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—AN AMERT- lady wishes to let @ front Hall Bedroom Mra, H. W. Allen. a ee ower. lished thirteen d doll 7 : 7 = i Bowery. Years and doings large custom trade: Rent SUSSEX STREET, JERSEY CITY.A FEW GEN- LARGE PORE CARE DINING GRDRORL WELL, | ls wih iam, Anew enms, W-RHORH at Brnawen. | 12 Soe bape engine fitted woown | OO ° ot, for sale cheap; t pe ma thoderate., 5 ar one-half; long tease; rent low, TRAVER ¢ ESLER, MUST BE, SOLD, THIS WEEK THE STOCK, FIX: ob sesh ur T MTH ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms to let, en auite or single; ulso one for two gentlemen ; location unexceptionable. ET, BETWEEN FIFTH 4 Rooms, with WEST THIRTEENTH STRE —Nice! wiv Good Will of the Skirt and Corset Store 85 58 Liberty street, CORNER Liquor, (STORS oR SALE Witt FIVE ears! Lease, Ww: an A DREYER, 97 Orchard street. best aa 12 and Sixth avenue Eighth avenu r= Board, for gentlemen RIVATE RESIDENCES AND TENEMENT PROPERTY, P suitable for occupancy or investment. For sale furni 231 Glass tabla; location very a EAST THIRTEENTH STREF' furnished Rooms, en suite or separately, with firt esirable ; references exchanged. singly or in ng every furnished REET, NEAR SIXTH ‘urnished Rooms to let, ELEGANTLY . pi . roe. en BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. 2D—A COMFORTARLE AND Wi R- et Room, with Breakfast, by a 2 ge above Madison aqua ~ 4 He Price teak, Square; “private family preferred. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY V two, with Hoard for lady only; permanont it suite terms nat'to exceed $15 per week during the winttr. | Ainkeas t. J., Herald otice. WASTED IN & PRIVATE FAMILY, gentleman, wife and child, above Tent Sixth and Ninth'avenues ; will fur pubred, ; Bionne ae hermes or bi rat or second Floor having all the modern tmpro} ‘Address 0, Herald office. © * ” 0aer Improvements, wart D-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A furnished double Room, with Board Address, stating ter: V., Dox 4,546 P BOARD FOR A * h str for the winter. ollice, ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND. WIFE, FRONT Room, on Twenty-third street, and Board for winter: 828, are and gas included, Address H. Harringtou, Herald ce. ‘ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, by ¢wo young ladies (sisters); location from Tenth to ‘Thirtieth streets; references given and required; price must be moderate, Address Sisters, box 128 Herald oifice. ‘ANTED—AN ENTIRE SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, with Board, for tw gentlemen and their wives; loca- tion Twenty-third and Fourteenth streets, Fourth and Seventh Avenues. Address, stating price, B., box $8 station ‘ANTED—BY 18ST SEPTEMBER, PERMANENT Board for three adults; room and hail bedroom oa second or third floor; a private family preferred; house must he heated, gas, tc. ; location between hirty-first and Forty- third streets and Eighth and Tenth avenues; terms $109 per month references, Address, with name ‘and particulars, M. V.2 jon Cy ___. BROOKLYN BOARD, — is OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—WITHIN FIFTEEN mindtes of the ferries, from October 1, for gentie- man, wife and little girl two years’ old. Address, with fail particulars, price, &c., box 123 Herald office. __._.. COUNTRY BOARD. jet SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON the second toor now vacant at the Belden Place, one four from New York per Morris and Essex Rallroad and fifteen migutea'drive from depot; families can secure all the comforts of coufhtry living at this delightful farm and country seat; the location possesses all the attractions of pure moun- tain afr, fine drives and every facility for boating, fishing and bathing; excellent tabling: rriages meet trains at Summit station, Address Belden Place, New Providence, N. J. OODALE, id Nos. 7 and 9 West Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel, ETIRING FROM BUSINES8.FOR SALE, THE R YVeuse not Fixtures of the oldest Tea Store in Brooklyn. ‘Apply corner Fulton and Main streets, G¥ARL CANDY AND FANCY STORE, FOR GALE.—tt4 West Thirty-third street, Cheap rent, 13 WEST JWENTY SIXTH STRPET. FURNISHED ©) Rooms for gentlemen, without board, opposite St. Tames Hotel; best of reference required and given. 15 WES ©) second TWENTHIFOURTH STREET.—ROOMS ON rately or en suite. SACRIFICE._THE LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF one of the, best located gorner Liquor Stores n the city ‘will be sold for half its value if sppiied, ‘or immediatel TRAVER & ESLER, 58 Liberty street. FIRST CLASS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT, WITH ZA. Buildings, for gale—In Keyport, NJ. doing a fine busi- eas ané Lg ty-two barrels our to G. 8, DYE, 198 Broadway. RE Ser 242 & and fourth floors to let, with full Board, sepa- S15 SUPERIOR BOARD FOR TWO—A NEATLY Pie. furnished Room, gan, hot and cold water, closcta, ST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, enth and Efghth avennes.—A family haa a few furmished Rooms to let, with Board; terms reasonable ; modern improvementa, EST THIRTEENTH STREET. —A SMALL FAM- some nicely furnished Rooms first class Board ; gentlemen preferred. Call aiter 6 P. M, let, with a.smaller Room at #7. East Twentieth street. (A GROCERY, SHIP CHANDLERY AND Meat Man. | GHOW, OOSDS FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR A MIL. 943 Weer tiene ‘ket for anle—In one of the best locations in J ity. | S>. linery or confectionery store; also ® lot of nice Bonnet BOORMAN PLACE (THIRTY-THIRD STREET), BE- | 4° For full particulars apply to G. 8. DYE, 1 Broadway?" | Stands. Apply at 100 Spring street, ZL Woe Bight, col Maun ceinnee ok: paleate, Cols able Jewish family. — have Rooms, en suite, furnished and ‘mafurnlshed; location RECTIFYING DISTILLERY FOR SALE—Now vo- | $F ()()() WILE BEAN ESTABLISHED, PROFIT | desirable; terms reasonable, Call all the week. 3 WEST TW i it te busi Broadw: epee “ : ing ® good retall trade, Apply on premises, 94 Lau- $2 Late, Fistures, ke. Coot reasons. given to responsible 262. seventh ant Tens street. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—A PORK, BACON, Butter and Cheese Store, with Stock, Lease and Fix: tures, including patent Ice Box and every facility for curing. Pricelow; cheap rent, 289 Hicks stroet, Brooklyn. Q9, EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH 2) Aveute Hotel.Rooms, with all modern, improve- ments, for gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen, With or without Board, in a private family. OT WET EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—To let, well furnished Rooms, with Board, on party for selling. It will bear the closest dreas Cash Business, Herald oflice, 10.000 EXEMED RINEES FOR SALE By scuUy. inne. vestigation, Ad- 271 LER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM, 19 Maiden the winter. Wi ELEVENTH STREE' furnished back Parlor and Extensio Toom, second tloor, with first claas Board ; hor IXTH STREF Y-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN ‘ighth avenues,—Gentlemen and their wives or a few single gentlemen HANDSOMELY ¢) furnished and unfurnished Rooms to let, in a respect- ted with N_ ESTABLISHED JEWELRY STORE—WELL second and third floors; house first class; references ex- AND 502 FOURTEENTH STREET, CORNER ndxomely furnished double Also desirable Room for two gen- or, for gentleman and wife Room for one or two gentlemen, with first class Board, mily private. Best references required, Stages pass the WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—THREE HAND- furnished Rooms, with or without Board. ut few boarders. Refe- WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A TASTE- fully and very comfortably furnished Parlor and los also NEW SPRINGFIELD MUSKETS FOR SALE arene tee Oy, Tae ee eect af tne heat hanes 1 5,00 by SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM, 19 | SD8"sed OO apenas eweneae Pine street; or G. W. PLATT, 23 John street. aaa md 2 CARM NE STREET, NEAR BURECKER-~A 2 dale] Mp2 Ng amine young .adies can have good Board fa a p! can | tl 2 PROFITABLE, RESPECTABLE BUSINESS, WITH | 1(),()00.000 wrerdrices torcaie by SCHUYLER, | f@™lly. : Apartments and Furniture, for sale cheap, asthe owner | HARTLEY & GRAHAM, 19 Maldon lane SS 212 ‘ isin poor health; rent low and paid till September; posses- Z : i OO WEST TWENTY-FIGUTH STREET.—FINE SUITS | somely sion given immediately. Call for two days at 149 West Twen- | [——————— = SSS of Rooms on second and third floors, with first clags | Terms moderate; gas, bath, ty-fonrth atreet, second floor, between Sixth and Seventh avs. AL ES. Board. References exchanged. repose qxaliatigeds ‘aad Be teres PAS EN Re cote 2 OT OOOO 2 koe Ee waar GHANCE FOR A FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN COR- URSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF WEST TW: THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTII Fa ee nan Beore; Seieh ons foe) Uiten years frora More Ghancory ‘made in a couse Willams against Sole the | 2 avenue. Handsomely. frmisher Roots, on. Second 31 (oppo and contents, Apply to WM. ABBOTT, 170 Rervens claiming to be next of kin of Robert Williams, late of | and Third floors, en suite or singly, with every convenience, | Bedroom, on second aiham square, Ko, #5 Queen's Crescent, Haversiock Hil, in the county. of | without board; breakfast if required. & 7 Fn LIARD- BOWLING AND LIQUOR SALOON jesex, gentleman (who died in or about the month o = seb Rea A FANE BILLIARD, BOWLING AND LIQUOR SALOON | January, i468), at the time of the decease of Sarah Williams, ~ WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH | @ for sale; rent of house leaves anloon and #200 a year | January, lee ee , iliame, est E oF EET, free ; will sell the whole or sell the fixtures and let the store | iate.of Ko. S& Nuocns Cectcent serail eter: tae atte | $2t),, svenue-—Handsomely furnished Rooms to rent, with died in or about the Are by thelr soliltors, on or before the meee cheap. .Call on WILLIAM ABBOTT, 170 Chatham street. month of April, 1868 Se 1, zs 9th day of January, to come in and prove their claims at WES A WROR, SALE-A BROADWAY MILLINERY AND | tho chambers of {he Vice Chancellor Malins, No.8 Stone | 337 WEST THTRMETH STREET eer EP Roama may | sie gentlemen; howe Orat class, brown stone, modera im- Faron prenmaking Cetablishment; also corner Groceries, | Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, In the county of Middlesex; orin | Now ne" sccured, en mute cn, singly, with, Bourd. to frst class | provements. Hotels, Boarding and Lodging Honses, Rectisying Diatiferien, | default thereof they will’ be peremptorily, excluded from the | famittes and gentlemen references exchanged. Hiasoditen Mency Goole daa Vasey Sree ray store: | Penestobie aul derae, riday the, ad day of, January, aa ; 386 EIGHTH raves 1 ai of e clock at noon, al same chambers, is ap- s - e MITCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. pointed for hearin Henting upon the claims Dated | 3Q WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, FORMERLY AT | wich or without Board; terms moderate, (A LARGE SIZE LILLIE'S BANKERS SAFE FOR chia Nib day of Sat Ai eeeibee? Porto Tea | or two Floors in sults or single rooms, with private tables if FOURTH AVENUR.—TO LET, PLEASANT FU sale cheap.—Also two medium and one small size Sales Plaintiffs’ Solicitor, | Tequired. 41 9 Of Herring's, Marvin's and Wilder's make. — eure Board, in an English basement house, WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, SECOND RROWN stone house from Fourth stree Board for the winter; 0. C. QUIRK, 75 Maiden lane, URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT physician or dentist, ighth avenue—Snit o a9 WEST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET, 321s; ‘Rooms, handsomely furnished, second floor, to let, with Board ; suitable for families or aln- BETWEEN THIRTIETH Thirty-first streets.—Furnished Rooms to let, of Chancery in England, made in the matter of the estate BOOT AND SHOE STORE. O AND Pn eta RADE AND | of teanc Jackson, deceased, and in the causes of Jackson tcehed irk casn; ecatithes @ patter ieee elegant and epacions Apartments, richly furnished; location lovely for gentleman and wile ora party of gentlemen, Rare AG: SIXTH AVEN! UE, abont $5,000; no by 7 againat Collier and. Collier. acalast Jackson, the next of kin FCO's, 194 Broadway, eke Particulars at SOUTHMAYD | OPT eeno Jackson, Inte of tho Terrace, Turnham. green, in the | Opportunity. Git BOTS: to gvalitoans caly EAT SOAP eT eae dg aeem ROG ont Ge tea dntotione oe EAST TWELFTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST | | WEST THIRTY. FOURTH EAT SOA 7 nL | or abane the month are Solicitors, on s » A FE) a8 = A eg for pas) Y win tg et or before the 28h day of Novernber, 1668, to come in und of Broadway.—Two or three handsome Rooms to let, 4 66 with Board, to 4 men and their wives or single gentlemen. make soap gratis. For particulars call at 441 West Seventeenth tlemen and wives or sin; street. rove their claims, at the chambers of the Vice Chancellor, Rir John Stuart, No. 18 Old square, Lincoln's Tun, Middlesex, England, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily ex: ST FOURTH STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON STRE gentiemen ; the beat of tion given for a comfortable home ; references exchanged. NEAR TWENTY-EIGHTH strect.—To let, one or two neatly furnished Rooms, watt witho c.—Nicely farnished Rooms to let, en suite or out hoard, References required, cluded from the benefit of the said order. TES ‘Wednesday, the 16th day of December, 1868, at 12 o'clock at n the said chambers, ts appointed for hearing and ad- jud pating unon the claims. Dated this 16th day of July, 1868. ‘iH. F. CHURCH, Chief Clerk. SATOUELL & CHAPPLE, No. 6 Queen street, Cheapnide, London, England, Solicitors for the plaintiffs in the tret sult he defendants in th STORE, FIGHTY FEET DEEP, TWO LARGE PLATE glass windows, Lease, &c., forsale; rent $2,000; excel- lent location; rare chance. FOSTERS, 149 Fulton street, Brooklyn. A GREAT SACRIFICE.--ONLY #450 FOR THE WELL stocked Hosiery and Fancy Store Fixtures and Lease; now doing a good business; well established. Fifth street, second store from Bowery. RUG STORE FOR SALE-IN A DEN singly, 4] ¥ NINTH STREET, CONVENIENT TO BRE- “EL voort Honse,—To rent. with or without Board, an elegantly furnisied Parlor Floor; also one large double Room, References required. 88 4G WESt, THIRTY. SECOND STREET, ) Broadway and Fifth avenue. first clase Board, suitable for fami! day BETWEEN Pleasant Rooms, with Ll ‘POLITICAL. LY POPU. a le gentlemen. 67: SOND AVENUE, BETWEEN THSRTY-SIXTIT (4) and Thirty-acventh’ streets, Gentlemen can obtain pleasant Koma, with Board. Terms #6 and 1 per w BROADWAY, BETWE! Nineteenth atreets. gentlemen and ladies or sing! BROADWAY,_NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, singly or en suite, for gentlemen only, without Inted nelghborboot; price low: termaenay; excelient | .----~-.--~-~~~ OE) cps pam ee ee opportunity” for a phrsician, STRICKLAND'S Dragelsu’ | rAWMANY HALU.—THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ST Re eee kod Riva: aha goate of te and Medical Agency, 240 Broadway, otlice 15. RUG STORE FOR SALE—LONG ESTABLISHED AND doing @ good business; low rent. Price $4,000 cash, Address for three days J. J. S., Herald office. RUG STORE—LOCATED ON DOWN TOWN COR- ner. doing a first class trade; cash receipts $30 per day; Price $4,000, Address General Committee are requested to meet at headjuar- tera, Fourteenth street, on Friday,August 28, 1663,at 7}9 o'clock P.M. Panctaal atvenidanoe 19 requested ue business of im- ortance will be transacted. By order o' 7 WM. M. TWEED, Chairman. 2 Secretaries. second tloor, to let, with first class Board, in a French family. nees. 4 would 4 BOND, STREET. PLEASANT RdoOMS TO LET, with or without Board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; house handsomely furnished; private family; good table; no children, 4 WEST TWELFTH STREFT.—A PRIVATE FAM ily bave two or three handsome (furnished) Rooms to let, with Board or private table, References required, A who would pay liberally G. W. E., Herald office, FSSEX ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. able young girl as chambermaid or waitress, ral howsework in @ small private family. Wa. HrrcnMan, Joun HOUGHTALEIN, —POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS 138, box 208 Herald off J\. and Flag Manufacture: S nnn memes | HOJER & GRAHAM, 97 DUANE STREET. near Broadway. )XCHANGE.—STOVE, TIN AND HARDWARE STORE . Banners for ail parties ready painted and to order, Y Good location; flourishing trade. Will sell low or ex - change for house or lots. Apply to Mr. RAY, 41 Liberty sare 7 street, second f OR SALE—A CRACKER ROUTE, A GOOD TEAM with Separately, wi J men and PRIY. practice attached. large private Di MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- more room than Hey for good accommodations. VERY RETIRED farmished Room to a ntleman .» Herald 18 DE for the lady. Address Mra. SMALL PRVIATE AMERICAN FAMILY, HAVING uired, would like to moet gi tie ress PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 295 FAST FOUR- teenth street, would rent a suit of Rooms, torether or Board, to @ party of geutiemen or geatle- fi TE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 292 EAST THIR- teenth street, betweeh Second and Third avenues, will fet, with first class Board, handsomely furnished Rooms; black walnut furniture, carpets, &c., the best ; also hall Rooms. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THEIR own hoase, West Thirty-second street, will accommo dnte a gentleman and wife or two young men. Address E. s TR, A AX. niture for sale—Property famfly leaving city; Parlor s : 2 2 P sireot, Brooklyn, HD. ‘Terms of payment to suit the pur- | Pimiute, Chinm, Gass, Siverware, aebaif cont, Teqnire af | suite, of ooms, on second floors entire or singly. Terme | TM. box 84 Post ofice. hn ocvamen cae = 44 Weat Sixteenth street, n Fifth ixth avenues. 2 een aE OE LADY LIVING OR SALE—CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS, FIRST = = x “en <0.) NINTH STRE : jetting ® pl Clase Corner stand in Washington Market. apply from | (YARPETS AND FURNITURE.—HOUSEKEEPERS suP- | £)() QVE™ NO nth concrnatperk-secomumodations, | and wite, with Board for 6to9 P. M. ut 1,089 Second avenue, third floor. / piled with Carpets, Furniture, Bedding, &c.. on easy | with full of partial Hoard. Reference required. oftice. terms; monthly payments taken; great chance for housc- OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES | keepers. D. KELLY & CO, TH STRE! NEA of a Merchant Tallor's Store in one of the best business corner Twenty-fifth sireet and : want suit of two large'Rooms, third door, house and neighborhood, atreets in Brooklyn, doing a first class custom trade, Inquire | ——————— Rr nlao largeHiall Rootn for one oF | gentleman and wife who desi of J. GREENMAN, 2U8 Court street, between Baltic and OR PRIVATE SALE—THE ENTIRE OF THE ELE- at and are ti PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN AN ELEGANT will let one or two Rooms to re a good and pleasant home of boardinghouses. 214 East Ninete re, Bronzes, &o., of the house 67 between Fifth’ and Sixth avenues. GROTE, 42 Beaver atreet. Warren, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH Fixtures and Le for two years; will be sold cheap, as owner wants to get out of business; satisfactory reason given, Apply at 584 Second aven! OR SALE STOCK, TOOLS, GOOD Witt AND Lease of Carriage lory on rd avenne, wo WM. H. & GEO. E, ARCHER, No.7 Nassau surety Tee THE STOCK, FIXTURES, & aT, daome furnished Rooms, en suite or table Board; references exchanged. commodations ungsu NEY, 17 Wall street. B “MISCELLANEOUS. oe DRAIN PIPE.—LAND DRAIN TILE. ©. W. BOYNTON & CO., capalise: ___ Manufacturers, Woodbridge, NJ. ARTIES WISHING TO PROCURE INFORMATION OF ‘any kind can have their business satisfactorily attended (OLD NO.) EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR Park avenue.—A handsomely furnished Parlor and ae front Room, on se und third class Board. 56 Bedroom and one floors, to let, with frat quired. A box F THE 56 EAST NINTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF e 0 Store 544 Cohimbia street, cor- class Coener Grocery Broadway. A cevtieman and wife or two single gen- “ ba 138 East Twent ner of Carrol, South Brooklyn, doing a business of 84,00) {6 and all communications kept necrot by addressing William | tiemen ean obtn.0 pleasuat Rooms, with Board, in a modem | srvertt trent helweos Levingtom ana Fourth ave ‘Best month, without fruits or vegetables. A rare chance f Wiliams, Privat@Dotective, Herald office, house. nth atreet, beiween Lexington and Fourth avenaes, man of means. Apply immediately. No agent. | sx == = _ te a SOTGAEE OUR. een seen See awn, Seas nemnenee, 9 ELR: WEST FOURTEENTH § OR SALE_A TEA, GROCERY, AND LIQUOR STORE, WATCHES, SEWEI ad 64 ner of int aren Neatly furnished Apartments i ae tae ay a ry as in in Hoboken, near the ferry. , pLOCKS- a ithout Board, at moderate rates, on parlor and o' ‘ Good reasons for selling. Address J. F., H ce. JORKOO CROCKA DUR PATHE, ADs MANURAG. “1 Soere) contiguuste Care ENG UCApMl. 7 NOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS STOVE AND HOUSE ADW. Furnishing Store; or would be exchanged for a email) country seat, JOHN ae tak - olty. ture ; better and chenees ten. any imported and retail, A. FRANKF! D & CO., Jewellers, 209 Sixth avenue, corner Fourteenth treet, and ¥15 Eighth avenue, renty-sixth street. BROADWAY, ROOM 68.—HANDSOME ROOMS AND. = 7 ‘good Board on_ reasonable terms for married or single Lg enn By “a person ustetl, Inquire of J. W. Bi week. ___ 24 Carmine street, New Yor —_— ma MARBLE MANTELS. WEST NINETEENTH STREET.LARGE. AND - “| R SALE—A FORTUNE SURE—THE HANDSOM. | ——~——~™ renee aaunt Roma to let, with Hoard, tn RS. WYCKOFF, HAVING TAKEN THE TWO HOUSES Reve beigs tte Mc Hi aa | pata ava noys manag napus | C2 cate nivs tam osc | MER ete ry Biv only reason for selling going to retire from business. For | 43 blocks Statuary ; 4000 lialinn Tiles, AUGUSTUS TABER | Sud required. red to rent elegant sulta of Rooms for the winter, with oF her particulars addreas W. L. Troxel, box 818 Brooklyn | & BROTHER, fmporters and Wholeaale Dealers ip Marble, 73, SEVENTH STREET.—A GRNTLEMAW AND Wt Pithout Private Fables seeeee bogner gt —_ AS Ty aa eee ey te Om akan eat, gino a few young mén can be sorgmmonatet rh euk enieneies “ts 2h OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS KEROSENE 1 Ryo Board Wn Rooms, one Liock trom the Bile House, | PDARTIES LOOKING FOR A HOME FOR THE FALL Dk SSR ee Th yt Fe ha a9 MAESPLEIZED SLATE MANERIG, HAL? THE PELOR metres miner! : ‘and winter will please call at 99 Clinton place. T. a factory reasons given, Apply at 522 Tenth avenue, after 4 or 3 y i » REET.—TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD, TO Ae Ly between Thirtyfin and Tmiry sath oredia 75 freon, lary Row ot second Boor So's eanal RK SALE—A FEED MILL, IN GOOD WORKING OR- ARBLE MANTELS.-THE BEST PLACE IN tHE | der. Appiy to BELLIS & MILLIGAN, 102 Broad street, city to purchase Marble 1s STREET.—A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, where there are a f Of to MOORE, BLOOM & CO., 99 and 98 Went street, at vory iow peicen We at A KLABER'S Marole Works198 | C4 Weone or two single gestlemen, board, om | the Seventh ward pref Hotes, ACCOMMODATIONS FO! CUnton 2,113 Post oftice, JARD AND ROOM FOR TWO PERSONS AT TARRY- ‘own can be had until October if desired ; location and ac. Inquire of DIMOCK & WHIT- ARD—ON MURRAY HILL, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avennes, the entire Second and Third Floors, ele- gantly Furendied : uassceptioastie references given and re- re. ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, IN BROWN Boned, K FAMILIES AND place.""Franalont trom $2 80 to LAO ber day. ‘Pablo BO per = ver dav, CHAS, LEFLER, Proprietor. ___BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. LADY DESIRES BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY OR the vieinhy of ‘Address 8, 0 Herald oftee, East Eighteenth st,, near Third av., New York. Ont this out, | second floor, front. oF Ray] BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, joing eee: = 5 EIR aes we ee SER AO GENTLEMAN good business; lias a larce stock of new type ‘ARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES SECOND AVENUE.THRER cARGR Rooms, | A “ina Board and ‘one of the best locations in the city. For infor- M in varieties, at reduced pri it F 8 completely furnished, in ® first class bouse, with for the winter, com BARTER Cee aaron her Per iallr | MC tes ote ak eos praca eames | OG. some aii tytn sae ommn pets put up in the'country. Get price list, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED MILLINERy | ML"? in the country. —~ FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. and peasy. Cg oy in Brooklyn. Stctneas the o cause for selling. Address . Op (NEW No. 183) FAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.— 86 } to let in a French family, strictly private, whore every facility Is given for the practical study of the nished Room for the winter ND WIFE DESIRE A GOOD ROOM ina Se we ig 2 ene : imencing November 1. Address, "Herald offs, YOUNG GENTLEMAN Di IRES A NICELY FUR- ; vicinity of Madison aquare Preferred. Address Howard, Herald office. al M.D. Brovkiyn Post office. ‘Lo- jon unaurparsed. (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOTEL ON FoUR- teenth street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway; ac Commodations for 160 guests, For particulars apply to 8. E. HEBBERD, 29 East Fourteenth street. language; reference required. French 7 8 CLINTON PLACE,—EXTENSION ROOM ON FIRST. gentlemen ; suit of Roome on UE PRANCAISE DESIRE UNE PLACE POUR ALLER en Californie pour prendre aoin dea enfants ou du me- ou comme femme de chamure; elle parle anglais. S'adresser at 50 (est) 4me rue, pres du Bowery. floor to two or second floor; also other Rooms with firat class Address, stating farnished and fami GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO ENGAGE PERMAN- i Jenaantly situated Room, private ly; location on Murray Hill or in immediate neighborhood of Fifth or Madison avenue, terms, ac., P., box 6,448 Post ollice. U= FRANCAISE DESIRE 8E PLACER POUR SOL gner des enfants et leur donner des lecons de francais, OLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, ONE Siadrener )R SALE—A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL, WITH block from Kroadway cars.—Furnished Rooms, in moderate all modern improvements; bar, dining rooms and a9 “LADY WIBHES TO OBTAIN ROOM AND BOARD, twelve sleeping rooms, fully and elegantly furnished, with | ———————— ———_—__—-_ } suits , with Board aad bome comforts, at in a atric! fly, wh he will be made to Ave yours eau in theinrondite vcilty of the FyAN Ave- | [TNE PRANCATSE DESIRE AR PLACER POUR PREN. | f ‘tard de naar fond perfectly pt tomes location Netween, Hout and Fight nine ‘ane james oy ry J0., dre soin des © ts » B’adresse: lettre — nes rts fe streets; ter ou 7 "| Woraberry Brocka spree Cas Q] GuNTON, FLACK, NEAR FIFTH “AvENG Wenneed BO percent Autegea; wrth Tul perticulars, d- : ————— . 1 Large and plonsent Room to let, with Board, ( ward, box 1 Hernia oMce. OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURFS OF A | ~~~ 1 Ne gentleman and wife or two or three single gentlemen. Un. ee oo 1 bignor Store in wm food location; will be sold cheap for | —____ CLOTHING. | exceptionable references required. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WISH, ROOM OR ean, Apply a nwie ROE TAH NTHALS 3:8, BOWERY, | OPPOSITE, NEW NO) WEST TWENTY-SIXTH GTAE private family. between'Pourteonth and, Fortieth streets and Ded heey a OR gs ad flighest value Tor Cast Of Clothing: Furaueres Gacpetsr gee 114 SHEN AR? Pamites or wingle gentlemen whotesize | within fwo blocks of Fifth avenue, Address B. Hall, box Finca’! Liberty street, opposite the Postotice, Inquire atthe | toy calling oF addressing. Ladies allended by rec osetia | superior Board and pleasant , can be be ca p aaa oe in and out of the ett in a brown stone Louse at the above number; dinner at 6. Boars WANTED—BY A LADY, PRO EASTON AL . & . a © shai atee ie weit witedene te —— — mmusie teacher, "1 . Re ean hice eure arity ae T., CASHBERG, 82 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH GECOND AVENUE, NEAR SEVENTH STREET. | joer mene eMart ho wil Fre roan for oue week R. O. flowery. f 4e “airect, inte G0 Eamt Twelfth street, pays the highes L18 Firvicnmd Rooms, en suite or singly, with Board; | WiPowt ollce, Jérery City. — es ——— | price for Indies’ and gentiemen’s wing Apparel, Dia | hot and cold water, bathe, gaa, &e. This is one of the most | —————— WOR SALE—NAR IN A WHOLESALE WINE VAULT, | Monds, Jewelry, de, Bleagant lovaltog inthe ey, ‘and the nvighborhood la anes: | HOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, Tnquire at 47 Warron street, basement. pater Sve Ae Reptionable. Keferences glvén and required. Deca eee re icss WC. H., box 1448 Post office, stating terms, ac. - plat tcreonctmrnet te ee RCRD FOR SALE CHEAP, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Wat ELEVENTH STREET.-10 LET To PER 122 AVENUE AND fan excellent. Grocery Store in a good location ;_muat be (HEF Woop SPRINGS HOUSE—HOP, FRIDAY EVEN. Sone desiring @ pleasant home, with frst class B. OARD WANTED-NEAR FOURTH aod. "Apply to THOS, GAFFNEY, Auctioncer, 23 Chambers | (7 ‘ing, August 2. Steamboat Matteawan | ‘second ied doors, oard, |B! ahird by a young gentleman ; single Room Street, oF 260 West Thirtioth treet’ sireot at'd P.M. ; Keyport, 7A. M. Lichiibeigiandy ipesserenheneemente went aerate eit rae $10, Aditese Ke Le Any box 380 ONG BRANCH.—FAMILIES DESTRING ROARD FOR WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEAR SULLIVAN.— | 2% SEVERE VOR SALE—FANCY STORE, ON THIRD AVENUE; ‘Stock ; afine store; cheap rent. Ap: 6 i 124. Toiet wo Pariors and Hall’ Bearoom, tuansamely we. furnished, with gaa, piano and all modern improvements; let cheap, separately or together, to senilemen who can give 4 the month of tember can be accom i? s py sept modated at re- nd Fixtures ch tes, at Howland Cottage, two minutes’ walk from ply to the owner, 845 Thi in bg! privat jen depot, five from beach. avenues and es uate gud poy ot at TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. J. oe MEP) 4 & ete tance — cl sla; e the ; EI 2 a i yg Re Ree avery family at five tinien lin com; proprietor. too much en: | rg! — 1 : _ HUDSON STRERT.~TO LET, A NICE, LARG) OARD WANTED-FOR rl purchaser can eaally sell ain; 26 f ‘nished Room ; pleasant for you to work it; patent new ; purchaser can eastiy sell single 1 Lore e ng man and wife J. G. ARMOUR, for more than cost of whole patent, Will exchange pees Eisten th avennes and their wives, second or lighten ‘ird and TOARD WANTED_FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS, OARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY GF S loth streete, Seventh U. By n Jao Ms Mh and Thirty-Afth strcete. A au Ad. AN AND WIFE; + No notice taken ust be moderate ; rean for three days, wont te. tn Reeds ibeouee on pre + Tbealit} joferate, and best refer: mily of a indy, gentleman, four chil- Room 420 Post off BY GENTLEMAN, 8 cite, Dweiling House oF sell for cash. $,Liverty street, | T ONG BRANCH —COOPFR COTTAGE WILL BR = ress W., box 1,500 Poss oftiee. , oi BaF Serato scent QQ) RAST SUTRANTH STREET, NEAR TeviNG | FoARD WANTED BY A GENTLE: OR SALEAN OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE - ~ —— = OU, Fleet teentched aie san eeera, tee entire Beane table indispensable; wil fu with or withont Loans on band; fine location; excellen Paynes HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ae helerenoes exenatiged. one large to two | of answers uniess stating terms, wl rin of custom. Terma easy. Address, with real name, Loan 4 Island Delightful location jiae and airy'rooms; only | entiemen. best raferen ae Aa oftice. minutes from Wa y boat foot street every | —— et rope, , Ro —-—-—_—- a ~ | hour; pleasant resort for families during t onthe WEST FORTY-THIRD 8 ee eeneen Alt Ska ee aeeet Sire SOUNTERS AND TABLES OF DIFFER. | tembel, October and November. Terms moderates L3 1. rondway and Siath aveoue “Parties etna PORTERS ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED FOR ent kinds; slso second hand in good order, Inquire | ~ ——— Claas Board and handsomely furnished Roome will please ap- the winter, fore at 229 Spring street, in rear. QTETSON HOUSE, ply ; referei juired. gen er 53 byoare old) pad nuree two in — ———— | raned, NE ey ia’ mm jounect OR SALE—CIGAR STORE, STOCK, FIXTURES AND | ~ Parties who desire Roo Septem! MACDOUGAL STREET. —F: 00M . fat central; price must be tn F ‘No. 157 East Broadway; avartnents altached. | will be taken at reduced rates On ahd ater bith oF ro ape 36 MAT Ror vo it with hong onions on wie ence given and 1% Wed. Address 0. ill be sold cheap, aa proprietor baa other business which p. A. STETSON, J) for #99; also one for $18., Single i] an —_—— - —— Fequires undivided attention. a aan “2 _ — » aemneaaiele saneeies cama pee, ROARD WANTED. FAST TWENTY NINTH STREET, NEAR UEXING. 138 foa‘svenue.-Curnished or unturnlenes Roune eich Roard, pleasantiy located, suitable for gentiomen and wives or aigale geutiomen, QMITHSONIAN HOUSE, NYACK, ON THE HUD! * 2% miles from New Vork; accessible permanent W. P. MUNROR, Proari FOR SALA A VERY coop HOTEL BARBER'S SHOP, With Baths and a good run of drst clams aiorners inquire at 61 Spring stress, ! referred, weal worms abut vate tabi Poet olive, oma at wife, two children and nurse; we ft Fourth avenue, 100 gor woul nd oor required ; pri mut 16th of 8 bow WL NEAR R- nished Rooms, large or emall, with or without Also first Floor for a —HAND- soraely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, for gen- satisfac: TROUS OF th atreet, PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING AT HUDSON CITY, JAAN. J., can accommodate a single gentieman or a mar ried couple with Board; house pigasantly situated; no other boarders, Address A. B. C., box 1,298 Post office , N. ¥. PRIVATE FAMILY, D) TFULLY .LOCATED AA. near the city, would make arrangemeuts with partion desiring transient or permanent Board; terms $7 to $19 pee week. Address P., Fordham, N. Y. na fishing BROOKS, 4 OARD CAN BE HAD ON RE the vicinity of Newburg for a few w and hunting, For particulars apply to 8. A. Bro NOUNTRY BOARD AND SPORTS. SEASON TO J enjoy the same. Airy rooms; good table; house on river bank; large blue and wenk fist plenty; boat gratis. | Terie balance season very low. Callon J. HIGUINS, 25 West Twen- ty-ninth street, or on the spot, at Port Washington. Sea Bird daily, foot CI treet. NOUNTRY BOARD—AT PAMRAPO, / York bay, 25 minutes from New York by road of New Jersey, foot of Liberty street. rapo station for Mrs, CONNER. CouNtey, BOARD.—A FEW PERSONS DESIRING A J comfortable home in the country in farm house sur- rounded by large trees can address J. W., box 237 Hudsom Post office, Cotumbia county, N. ¥. YOUNTRY BOARD AT OYSTER BAY, LONG InLAND.— C Persons wishing to apend a few days or the month of September will find a few choice roome at moderate charges. “Apply to CAMPBELL & CO., 860 Bowery. 00D COUNTRY BOARD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘at Fort Hamilton. Apply to WILLIAM C. FORD, Clarke street, or address box 285 Post office, Fort Hamilton. UMMER BOARD ON THE SHREWSBURY RIVER.— ‘Good fishing, boating, lagisns &c.; nice Rooms at re- duced rates for September, Apply or address Newmaa Springs, Red Bank, N. J. ESE \LOCUM'S COTTAGE, MAIN STREET, LONG Si Giareh—Splendid location, good Rooms and first rate table, A free carriage to and from the cars. N. J. ON Ni Gentral Rail fnquire at Pam- ‘ANTED—BOARD IN THE COUNTRY BY A YOUNG gentleman, in September, within one hour's sail of New York; boat leaving New York at 5:30 or 6 P. M. reaching New York'nbout A. M.; mut be near the landing. Address, give ing full particulars, E. H., box 122 Herald oilice. ory rans HOTELS. ees HBURTON HOUSE, FORTIETH STREET AND Sixth avenue, fronting Reservoir Park.—Large and cantly furnished Suits of Kooms, on first and second floors, ‘families ; or singly; table d'h ANOR HOUSE, BROADWAY, SOUTH OF CONGRESS Spring, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.—This house, delizhtfnly situated on high, shady ground, will remain open till 1. Board 3 per day. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND So ange gentlemen, permanentiy or transientiy, at low Fates. Feu Hotel, joxty-snoon atreet, between Fourth id es, Table a 10. be a ee aa ‘ROBINSON & €O. __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. _ MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WANTS A QUIET Room on second floor, ina private, genteel, pecmanent family, near stage route; Board preferred. Address Alonze, Herald office, stating terms, URNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, WANTED— FOR ie gentiomen: Addrcas, stating terms, ©. D., bos 2,655 Post oflice. Fuses WANTED.—THOSE HAVING HOUSES TO let or for sale, wili find it to their advantage to call at No. 68 Fourth aventie. We have st present a rov for houses and on of honer ished and unt G. H. THOME: 00., Real Estat WANTED RY A LADY, A LARGE ROOM OR ROOM ‘and Bedroom, front, for light housekeeping; Carntahe with carpeta only; references exchanged. Address B. G. Hy Herald office. t demand ANTED—A FLOOR OF MEDIUM HOU ing of three or fonr nicely furnished Roots, cor ing; private family preferred: in a good location; prefer between Seventh and Twentieth streets and Fourt Bixth avenues; with boat, gas, hot and cold water and plenty of closet room, for light keeping, by a gentleman, Qhd two childrgn; rent must. not exceed #600 or 8700 n your Teferences exchanged, Address Good Customer, box 56:8 Post otties ANTED—BY A VERY MILY OF ADULTS, ‘amall unfuraished House [a an unexceptionably re ble neighborhood ; rent not to exceed $1,200 per angum, idress F, D., Herald office. WANTED AN 4 FINE HOU E, A Floor of five rooma, wit! ith gas and water, tor a family of four, without children, between Twentieth and Tenth streetw ‘and Second and Fourth avenues. Kent not over #600 Annum. Address Briner Brothers, corner of Second avenue and Twenty-seeond street. Warr —A HOUSE OR FIRST FLOOR OF GEN- teel house, between Thirty-fourth and Forty-second streets, Sixth an | Fourth avenues; dealings with owners pre- farvod'? reat moderate, “Address Rotiavilty, station ‘ANTED— FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH! ‘Houses, jn central locations, for first class tenants. Ad- dresa, with fuil particulars, at the central office of B. G, Rich- ards, 953 Broadway. ERMANENTLY, FOR A GENTLEMAR 5th September, a First or Second Floor, = te and Poss WAntent ished cr unfurnished: with bath, &e., and convent rt a }, Ren, “ booking, between Fourteeath and 'Thittieth streots Fourth and Sixth avenues, Address J. 4, box 1,562 otlice, “ANTI ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A FIRST Wa rrkocn 4 Floor, turn ), suitable for aoe in the victnity of Cooper Institute, Dy office, for two days. anne WANTED IMMEDIATELY A FIRST CLASS FUR- nished House, suitable for genteel boarders; located uth and Twenty-third streets, Fourth ed State ty L., 87 West Thirty-third street, betwen avenues. ‘ANTED—SEPTEMBER 1, BY A PAMILY OF THRER ‘adults, a Second Floor of for roomn, or with one ow third, with all comventences, Address, siating terms, 8. Herald office. YVANTED-A ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED, IN A private dwelling, suitable for light housekeeping ; loen- tion east site, balween Tenth and ‘Thirtieth strocte Address J 1 ANTED—FURNISHED, A FIRST OR #EOOND floor, of three or four rooms, by a gentleman and wife, with an Amertean family. Addross, with terms, W. E. D., Herald offi for three da) WaANteD—« STORE SUITABLE FOR FANCY AND ‘on Broadway or avenue, between Four- “Afth streets, Address, with particul TANTED—BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, & House in the clty where rent would be received, whole tn Board, with privilege of others; must be central, SEE Bets tel hasta wenren. UPPER PART OF A DWELLING HOUSE ingts or unfarnished Flour, with Kitchen ; vicinity of Wash. on square preferred. Respectable references given and required. Address 4. %., Herald ollice. oa 4 TANTED--A POUR STORY HOUSE IN A GOOD LO. ‘cation, where the owner would remain for part of the rent, If deriréd. Address D., box 897 Post office. WARTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS BUITARLE FOR housekeeping, in a private house between Fifth and Becond avenues Fourveenth and Fortieth streets, Ad- dross, with particulars, Astor, box 134 Herald office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SINGLE ROOM IN, ‘@ private family, without board; an ap town location Tred; unexceptional references. Address, stating termay 896 Post of ANTED—IN A HOUSE WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY, Apartments suitable for Lousekeeping (Ninth or Fit. teenth wards preferred) for a family of four adults; mist have water and gas, and very moderate rent; references ex- changed, Addvess ‘A. 8. F., 16 Perry st. WAsirp-ar A CAREFUL FAMILY OF THREE ATE vtnall furnishes House, within, seventy.ve ‘Addceas, ata miles of New York, for the winter or longer. ting terms, G. D., Heraid office. 7ANTED—TO RENT, P ART OF STORE ON BROAD: way, went alle, for trimmings aul fancy goods dren, ating rout al location, \ Heraid oie oN “Ww OOD LO. TANTED TO RENT.A FEW HO’ a W cations, furnished or walurniahed, {08 te rece, Heat class partion. | a riy-aecond street, corner Broadway X PRESSES. BURNHAM'S FURNITUR) ana, 115 Weat Elevent a moval city, corm vd Money «ivan HAND BAGOAGR near Sixth aveniie farmitars wacked, alipped wad 6