The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1869, Page 9

iii MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. | 1! I, on a ocr apeinog In pouthold, L. vom Tao Boor, daughter of Chas. s€iitenge of the bride's 1 arent, By ©, Potter, Isaac Dupeas to GEnTRUDE DE La Mon- TAGNIR, daughter Denison, MOADINGER—RIRER.—At Hariem, on Wednesday, June 16, by the Rev. 8. Bourne, CUARLES F, Moab INGER to BL Iza J. RIK: FraTi.—On Tuesday, June 15, at the Re- Pas church of Newtown, by Rey. Charles J. Shepard, . T. NAFIS, of Newtown, to EstHER B. of Be awe place, daughter of the late Joun Firth. SaNDFoRD—Ecpert.—On ‘Thursday, June 10, by - Rey, J. A. Roche, JOHN SANDFORD to CHARLOTTE Eset, all of this city, SYLVESTER—MAXWELL.—On Tuesday, June 15, at Fieet street Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev. Benjamin M. Adams, assisted by the Key. 5. H. Platt, CHARLES SYLVESTER to SELENA, daughter of William Maxwell, Esq., all of Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards and no cake. Weavek-SEECHER.—In this city, on Wednesday, June 16, at the residence of the bride's eee by Rev, F. Brown, Joe, D. Weaver, Esq., of Troy, to iiss ISABEL W. BEECHER, of this city. Died. BALPWIN.—On Tuesday morning, June 15, GEORGE E. BALpwIy, aged 57 years. His friends and relauves are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 49) Fifth avenue, on ‘Friday morning, at ten o’clock, ‘without further notice, BraoH.—On Monday evening, June 14, EvizaBeTH & wife of Edward P, Beach and daughter of the late 0. B, Blachly. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, James Colles, Jr., No. 34 West Thirticth street, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o’clock. Bocert.—On Wednesday, June 16, Bripoxrr, the beloved wife of John Bogert, im the 52d year of her ‘he funeral will take place from her late residence, on Clark avenue, near Franklin street, Hudson City, On Friday morning, at nine o'clock, BugNs.—On Tuesday, June 15, aiter a lingering i!l- ness, ELiza ELLEN BURNS, of county Cork, Ireland, in the 48th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 8 \\es: Thirteenth strect, this (Thursday) morping, at tall-past ten o'clock. CaRRr,—At Yorkville, on Tuesday, June 15, Thomas N. Cage, in the 57th year of his age. ‘The reiatives and friends of wie iamily are respect- fully invited to attend the funerat, from his late rest- dence, 216 Bast Kighty-lourth street, this (‘Tiursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Carey.—Suddeniy, on Monday, June 14, James J. Carey in the 34th year of lus aze. ‘The funeral wiji take place trom the Chureh of the Nativity, Second avenue, between Secona and Third irgiaest ‘this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, where lem mass will be celevrated. The friends and pie of the family are respectiully invited to at- Senne: —On Wednesday, June 16, Mary FE. Oxaven, wife of William Craven and daughter ct pe and Martine Cook, aged is years, 1 mouth aud aye. The relatives and friends of the family and mew- bers of Pyramid Lodge, No. 490, F, and A. Mi., and ‘Union Chapter, 180, K. A. M., and Manhattan Com- manadry, sl, K.T., are respectfully mvited to at- tend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, corner ‘Third and North Third streets, Brooklyn, E. D. The remains will be interred in Green wooa, CRONIN.—On Tuesday, June i5, MARY A. CRONIN, aged 26 years. Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, No. 10 Vandewater street, this (Thursday) aiternoon, at one o'clock. » Curr.—On Tuesday, June 15, after a long and se- ‘Were illness, JAMES CUFF, in the o2d_year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the lanuly are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from his late resi- dence, 410 East Fifteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past wwo o’cioc DENBY.—On Tuesday, June 15, of congestion of the ma ae HowaRDb, youngest sou of Thowas and "ia Denby, aged 3 years. The triends stg "the family, also members of Atias No. 316, F. and A. M., and Companions of Zeudand Chapter No, 141, R. A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 129 Wyckoll sireet, Brooklyp, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Dixon.—In Jersey City, on ‘Tuesday, June 15, Jo- sErH Dixon, in the 71st year of his age. The relatives and friends of ine family, are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi- dence, Van Vorst aguare, corner of York and Barrow streets, this (Thursday) morning, at ele¥en o'clock. FoLEY.—On Wednesday, june 16, alter a long and severe illness, MaGaix, wile of Daniel Foley, in the 30th year of her age. ‘The relatives aud trends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 205 Kast Eighty-second street, near Third avenue, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, thence w St Lawrence's church, Kighty-fourtn street and Fourth avenue, where a soiemn high mass of re- juiem Wail be offered up for the repose of her soul. ler remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. FOLLRY.—On Wednesday morning, June 16, JAMES FOLLEY, aged 5% years, Tis friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funerat, from his son-im-iaw’s resid No. 9 Cherry strect, this (fhursday) afternoon, two o'clock, without furtier nouce. Longshoremen’s Society No, 2 are respectiu.ly invited to attend, GroonE —On Wednesday, Jnne 16, Mrs. Many GROGHRGAN, & nalive of hellbaggun, county West- meath, Ireland, aged 60 yeas. The friends of her husband, John, and of her sou Owen Geoghegan, and of her son-in-law Patrick McGinley are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her jate residence, 423 Third avenue, corner of Vhiriy-first street, Westmeath, Ireland, papers please copy. Hioxgy.—On Wednesday, June 1¢, James Hickey, gon of M. J. and Sarah Hickey. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ths (Viursda)) aiternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his par Hudson street. in Brooklyn on morning, D. HOPpPMAN, 4 Monday 4 pec fully invite) attend the funeral, from the residence of his nei Mrs. J. Deucher, No. ¢2 Ligh street, on Sunday af- ternoon, at three o'clock. OnaTivia.—On Tuesday evening, June 15, Jos PHINE, daughter of J. V. and Georgkina Onativi aged 27 days. Powers.—On Wednesday, June 16, Many Eva, daughter of Join and Eliza Powers, aged 2 years and 5 months. ‘The funeral will take place from 136th street, North New York, to Calvary Cemetery, this (Tiursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. RIcuTER.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 15, ba me Fe son of Dr. M.'A. Richter, aged 26 years, ral from the residence of lis father, 289 ifenry sree this (hursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. ves and friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend, without further notice. SLATTERY.—On Tuesday, June 15, after a painful Miness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, MARGARET CALLANAN, beloved wife of Simon Siat- te Oy 87 years ‘and 8 months. Telatives and iriends of the family, also those of her brothers, John, Patrick and Edward, and her uncle, John McGrath, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom her late residence, No, 751 East Ninth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Smira.—At Saratoga Springs, N. Y., on Monday, rh rod 14, midnight, Tuomas Sxiri, in the 4ud year 8 age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ae invited to attend the funeral, from hts late resi- pag Rp of St. Mark s place and Brooklyn ave- gue, ikiyn, on Friday aiternoon, at three o'clock, without furiher notice. ‘TINDALF.—On Tuesday morning, pg ng JANE TINDAL Samuel Tindale, of this ctt The friends of the family and of her brother-in- law, Richara W. Clark, are invited to attend the fu- neral, from her late residence, No. 17 West Twelfth eee this (Thursday) morning, at hali-past ten o'clock. Toorite.—At Linden, N. J., on Tuesday, June 15, Mary B., wife of William Toothe and daugater of Thomas Woodward, of Brooklyn, Notice of funeral hereatver. Wanrp.—0n Tuesday, June 15, Danie. Warp, in the 74th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family and of his sons, also of his son-in-law, Henry L. Robertson, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 124 Orchard sfreet, June 15, after a dughter of the late RURNITURE. TA SACRIFICE. — FOR SALE, MAGNIFICENT SATIN Drocatel parlor Suite, cont th for B1M0; one. do. Pepa, also a lot of 1 on Tg aye 4 and Dining- Furniture, Pianoforte, Carpets, &c., cheap for cas ph residence 1i8 West Twenty-sixth street, near nth avenue. #2U5 w wult; reps oF s ‘Parlor, Chamber Line Mture, cheap for cash. WEST furniture manutactory, 56 Bleecker street, be- {ween Broadway and Mulberry street. A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, coy ERED BRO. Catal, cont 8450, for #150; one do. £70; Etagerer, Boole. canes, Pianoforte, Hronzes, Chamber, Dining Room ture, @ pre property of family leaving elty, Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue. ARPETS AND FURNITURD. -HOUSERBEPERS au with Carpets, Furn'ture, Bodding, &e on easy i monthly ey monis te taken; ‘reat chance tor hoas ‘oor 25th at. aad 6th av. Th nner with any ‘thee store. $159.5 “oranges FOR Tin He Pal D ta KLYN AT OUR OF A Inquire Witt BUY Tie PURNITURE Seg Moor, Possession immediately. RECEIVED IN BI BRANCH Orricn, vy HUnrok STREET. EXPRESSES, 4G. BURNTAMS FURNITY + Bapreas, 115 West Eleventh street, m ‘urnitare moved, city or countrys turnite ANON prck @hipped, stored. Money aivanced. Hatabiisl ud 20 yours, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Aa UPI AREROLOGAL ‘ZovansL. ‘Motley, n ilogaphie el ‘Hall iets Banner,” “My Country ‘tis of ete, White and Blue.” ‘An Shes anz geben ets neenas rg, cue gos bien have it. Address 8. B. WELLS, 669 Broadway, N. ¥- NTINE, REPUNLIC. HE ARGE! os ny a er Plate. By M. G. and ET vont onestning the Ay. atine Republic, its Colonics, ‘always, History, Public Men, c., with with a full description of the sity roves and and rtldoe of pli Cat tor aale by COLLING & BROTHER. "No. 108 MISCELLANEOUS, as "YOUNG LAWVER OF ABILITY WILL CALL UPON parties oe al advice and services in all charges moderate, Kent, box 105 Herald oflice, ARTLETT’S INSTANTANEOUS “GAS LIGHTER.” Witnoss, ts operation, by the Manhattan Gas Compan now lighting 7,00) lamps, between Grand and. Thirty-fourh treet. J. W. BARTLETT, "fo Brows AND.-SUPERIOR SAND FOR BUILDING PURPOSES, delivered in any part of the city at reasonable rates, Ap- ply in‘Duane street, at City Hospital. CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE_MUST by July 1 Address Danphin, Mount Vernon, BUTCHER SHOP AND FIXTURES FOR SALE--BE- > ‘and avenues; satisfactory reasons street. th for selling. ‘Sd East Thirty-third BAnDAER | athe BROOKE EN. GOOD BPOOR on vay. Hosiery; cheap lease way between HE ROSS MILL IMPKOVED AND REMODELED.— ‘The best mill in the world; to be seen at No. 9 Spruce street, HENRY JACKSON, Consulting Engineer. Send for circular. ‘HY WILL YE SUFFER? WAY WILL YE DIE? Cancer can be cured, all diseases of the Ricnaae « can be cured, scrofula, salt rheum and all impurities of the blood can be remov' THE MISSISQUOI SPRING WATER fs all that we claim for it, and it will elfect all that the pamphlet says it will effect. ' Only give it afair trial, but be- ware of bogus springs that were never beard of till the Mis. susquol attained celebrity. Even the sediment of ‘this epring (not a thing called Missisquoi powder) is magical as a salve. The water 15 for sale by principal druggiste everywhere, General New York depot is a College place. Send for arnphle' eae iinet oluss hotel accommodations can now be had at he springs. DERE eat FOR THE, Pete ED IN BROOKLYN AT. BRANCH OFFICE 1 FULTON BTMEET, “CLOTHING. Al —EDWARD MILLER, 126 (NEW NO, 160), SEVENTH + avenue, near Nineteenth street, guarantees to pay the ful! value in cash tor Cast Oi Clothing, Carpets, &e., by call- ing or addressing. At: THE NEW STORE, 816 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR Poity-sixth street, ISAAC FLATTO guarantees to pay the lue for Cast Oit Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, &c., by ting onor ing, Ladies attended by Mrs, Flatto, 1k, MINTZ'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 156 (NEW NO. 182) Seventh avenue, below Twenty-first street.—-Dadies and gent ing to dispose Of their cast off Clothins, Carpets, by caliing on or adaressing the above number, Ladies waited on by Mrs, Mintz, 1 11 SIXTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM CORNER of Waverley place.Ladies’ and gentiemen will be astonished at the prices F, HARRIS pays for Cast Off Cloth- ing, Carpets and Jewelry. As we have to fill a large order for the Western tiarket, we will pay 2 per cent more than any other dealer in thé eity. Please eail or send a hoteto F. HARRIS, 71 Sixth avenue, Ladies attended by Mrs, Harris, AL-} MARKS, 9% SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE Highth siren —teadiea and gontiatson can reoste tie Tull value in cash for their Cast Of Wearing Apparel, Dis- monds, Jewelry, Carpets, Furniture, &c. ‘The bes: you can do is please to call at Iny éstablishment or send us a notes the number asabove, La ties waited wen by Mrs. Marks, ‘True you will be dealt with to your satisfaction and beneilt. T £33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, — 1. CASHBERG pays the highest prices for ladies’ and propery eae Diamonds aod Jewelry. La- SL THIRD AVENUE, NEAR upon by A'S ROSENTHAL'S, 353 Bowery).—Ladies ‘and gen- tlemen can obtain the highest value for Cast Of Clothing, Tenth street (formerly Farniture, Carpets, &c., by calling on or addressing. Ladies attended by Mrs. Hoseiithal. AT BU THIRD AVENUE (OLD NO, 120) LADIES AND gentiemen receive highest prices for Cast Of Clothin; and Carpets, Call on or address S. MISH. Ladies attende by Mrs. Mish. 50), 000. "WORTH OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ Dp.) Cast-oif Clothing, dec. ; the highest price paid. Il or end note 412 Seventh aveaue, between Thirty-second ‘thirty: third streets. AU; DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE F RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M5 PELTON STREET, ASTROLOGY. MADAME, WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR. —Visit her for everything—sickness, business, umber, good luck. 4 Canal street vo} theft ham FACT.NO_IMPOSITION.—THE CEEEBRATHD Piatti LINIWOOD, from Italy, sreatest ess ani arivoyant 10 the world. Her tal arhae al in Fee 0c. to #1, 252 Eighth ‘avenue, ‘iret door below fhird street. STROLOGY.—DR. AND MRS. BROUGHTON CAN BE coneuited on astrology and medicine at 504 Canal street STONISHING.—MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH dauzhter, beats tae world in telting, Magie likenesn; tolls your thoughts on entering ber room. Fee 50 cents, Gents not admitted. 1st Ludiow s street. 00K HERE.—TIHE GREAT CLAIRVOYANT MADAME KOSS has removed to No. 15 East Thirtieta street, near Madison avenue, ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLATRVOYANT, reveals your Whole life, from the cradle to the grave. Fee $1. MADAM 4.2 Canal street, TU ALIST, us; Detweek THE ORIG om BYRON, | sP ourth ay R. C. Surgeons, London, ean diseases. Oice, 20 Centre B.—No feo unless cured. street, near Chamber LL TE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY d vrhout mereury.—Ollice and consultations very pri- Dr. HARRISON, 17 Bleccker stivet. SORE 4 FOR MARRIED IREAT AND REME mya. * ly prepa nese piliy relieved me in one day, without a ke magic. Price #5. Dr. A. AURL- Liberty street, or out by A —HADAME FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 + West Twenty-nixth nircet, guarantoes relief to all fo: Pi ‘asant rooms for nurs ing. complaints. :S PHYSICIAN.--DR, GRINDLE, 120 WEST sixth street, near Sixth avenue, having over 18 ‘and uninterrupted practice in thiselty, guar. relict in ail female complaints, relief to the most ansious. in twenty hours. Elegant rooms, board aud nursing provided. BY safe, cER CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE VA 4 Chatham street. Powerful, Monthly Pilis and Mixture 85. Circular first post. LL PRIVATE DISEASES © JA “by Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street, without mercury. Manhood restored by his Elixir of Life; recommended fore marriage. CERTAIN CURE FOR, MARRIED LADIES, wir or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professo Of Midwitery; over 20 soars practice. Her infallible French Female price $1, or No. 2, specially Prepared & married ladion bec ‘which ean’ never fail, are healthy. Sold’ only at’ her oftice, No. 1 East Fire street, first door from Fifth avenue, and at di Seen street, or sent by mail. Caution.—All counte Det HUNTER, 5 ROND STREET, ONE DOOR FROM ywery (late of No. & Division street), can oure worst cases of private diseases, without mercury.in. shorter time her physician, or no charge, n and RED IMMEDIATELY let ta M PORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BOIS (35 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief tomar. ried indies, with or without medicine; no pain or seuare. nience, Feinale restorative @5. Patients from a distant Electrichy sclentificalty’ ap” vided with Board, nursing, piled. "No. 164 Sat ‘Tweuly-eighth street, near Third avenue ADI <% BENEFACTOR SUCCESSFUL IMMEDIATE. jatham. Powerful medicines, Sree diseases cured; manhood ese: TRICE, INF, ALLIBLR" PREVENTIVE PRIVATE: DISEASES, and Female packnces. #1 and 89, 4.60,, 192 Fulton street, New Yor ad ‘a Druggists generaliy IN %4 HOURS, WITit on witmovr ~~ ppm free. Dr. and Mme. ESTELA, JURE CURE +)" medicine, 15 East Thirtieth vi den behead if destrea BUCKLE & DAVY, 162 Broadway, room 13. T A BARGAIN. —A VERY LARGE GROCERY STORE, doing a trai clans trade, (or sale cheap. For further par Uculars inquire on the premises, 162 Bi Flushing atvaue and Thortion street, Brooklyn, —FOR SALE CHEAP—MILK ROUTES AND DE- pots; also downtown Hotels, Restaurants, Liquor Stores, Meat Markets, Bakeries, Couniry Grocery Stores, Bil, lard Salogns, Ale Vaults, half interest in a White Paint Business, MITCH ELLIS Store Auency, 77 Cedar at, oe A “HOTEL AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE—112 Eighth avenue, opposite the Eighth Avenue allroad depot; does a fine business; will be sold at a bargain; terms casy. es < BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, THE S1OCK AND FIX- tures of a Candy and Variety Store, in xd business Deighborhood, with six rooms included; rent $41 per month ten a ead to ANDREW MACKEY, 77 ite avenue, ‘A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR SALOON find Jobbing House: come: Broadway, below City Hall doing good business, we tocked and hus long lease. For further particulars ap, T to L. H, DAViS, 157 Broadway, room 12, from 3 to 5 P. Mey this weeic only. MIGAR STORE FOR SALE—FAIR BUSINESS CE CHANCE; / promicent location; three years’ lease; liberal coudi- tions; 18 Peck sip. Ormag, STAND FOR SALE—GOOD LOCATION. FOR particulars apply to SURBRUG & CO, 151 Fulton st. RUG STORE FOR SALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY to chek a tirst class Store. Apply to GEORGE G. 38 Sixth avenue, (IOR SALE IN BROOKLYN— A very old stand, where the by 6 has been kept over twenty-one years; na to be gold beca:ise there is no man to tote business; will be sold reasonable, Inquire at D. OTHERS, 77 Market, corner Cherry street, New York VOR SALE—A WELL FSTABLISHED BAKER’ cash business; all over the counter; with moderate rent; wil! be sold cheap if taken further particulars inquire of owner, No. 703 Third avenue. OR SALE—A NICE GROCERY STORE, IN A FIRST clasa neighborhood, with a splendid young Horse, top Wagon and Harness; reason for selling ti health of owner. Inquire at 943 Sixth avenue. (OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A long established Corner Grocery Store, in a good loca- jrent low; also a Horse and Wagon, ' Call at 412 First avenue, corner Twenty-fourth street. OR SALE--THE FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND Lager Beer Saloon No. $4 Fourth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Apply at the place. j}OR SALE—HOUSE FURNISHING STORE. APPLY AT 25 Myrtio avenue, Brooklyn. FOR SALE_FIVE YEARS’ LEASE OF STORE, 10X35, nd Basement, same size, on, Broadway, hear St. Nicholas Hotel; rent $350); price $7,000. Address Doctor H., Herald office. (OR SALE—FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND ICE Cream Saloon, on broadway, doing a very large cash Dusiness; ono of the beat chances ever oered: will be sold if taken at once. Herald oilice. F® SALE—BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, LARD, POTA- toes, &c., at the ne Store, No, 431 Grand street, nearly opposite St, Mar; a OR SALE—AT HUNTER'S POINT, RUINS OF LATE "fire, tive Hulls of Lighters. Inquire! for BLAUVELT. OR SALE—THE BEST LOCATED OYSTER HOUSE, Restaurant and Lager Boer Garden, in Hoboken, N. J. 45 Washington street. Address N. CLIN! OR SALE—A FINE GROCERY STORE, VERY WELL located and ootae, a good business; a rare chance. Ap- ply to P. DALIO, 138 Bleecker street, New York. POR, SALE-ONE OF THM BEST CIGAR STORES: well fitted up, three years established, with or without Stock. Apply at 405 Greenwich stroet. OR SALE.—DRY GOODS STOCK ON THE BEST PART of Sixth avenue will be sold at a sacriiice to close the business, Address rald office. F°% SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Willof one of the best corner Groceries in the city, do- ing a business of from $700 to $800 a week; Horse, Wagon and everything complete il health the cause of selling; price 4,000. Inquifigot Met. O'CONNOR, corner of University place and Twelfth street. OR SALE—A TEA STORE, WITH STOCK AND FIX- tures; four years" lease; rent very low. Apply to AU- GUSTUS CONWAY, Closo's Patat Store, No. 5 Chatham square. OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH; A SMALL, GOOD Liquor Store, with License, Lease and Fixtures. In- at B11 Souti street, OR SALE—LUNCH AND SAMPLE ROOM. ties slip, rituated on a leading thoroughfar for selling, bad health, OR SALE—A SMALL, WELL FITTED UP CLOTHING and Furnishing Store, on one of the best avenues; tho Stock ts new and desirable, |OHNSON & CO., 189 Bowery. {OR SALE—A SMALL PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Business paying nearly $800 weekly; must be sold as 1 goes abroad; can be greatly extended. Addresa D. N. qui ‘A CIGAR STAND, IN A FIRST CLASS rden, on the Bowery; doiag a good, business; stoc! fixtures ani eversthing compicte; price $200. Apply to e MATHEWS, 220 Chrysue street. OR SALK—BUITER STORE; LOCATION FIRST clans, between Fortieth and Twenty-tifth streets, doing good cast! business; food reasons for welling: price $i%0 four years’ lease. Apply to TEMNBY, MAE: N'& 00, 264 Washington stroet. {OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—TO CLOSE THE CON- cern, afine Grocery, corner Third avenue and 16th street ; three years’ lease. OR SALE CHEAP—THE VALUABLE LEASE, Stock and Fixtures of a beautifully fitted up corner Cigar Store in the most popular part of Grand street; must Biot sold. Apply to SMITH & LANE, 1 Canal street, corner JOR SALE CHEAP—OR TO LET, ON REASONABLE terms, a Grain Distillery, of about 600 bushels capacity, in perfect running order. Address box 3 Pie Herald ollice. Fs SALE, CHEAP—LARGE MIRROR, 3 FEET BY 8, and Shanidsome gilt’ wooden Cornices.’ Apply to H. a Murray street, ror mar CHEAP—A CORNER I LiQuoR STORE, IN location; would make a good place for a lager Inquire at 635 Washington street, corner of beer saloon. Charles, ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—A FIRST CLASS MEAT MAR- ket, with Icehouse and Fixtures complete. Inquire of A. CUMMINGS, corner Thirtieth street and Fourth avenue. Grocery STORE FOR SALE.—A WELL STOCKED X Grocery store, in a good location, and doing a cash bu- siness, Good reason for selling. Apply at the flour store, SI Becond avenue, OOD CHANCE FOR SMALL CAPITAL.—A STORE 7 Psy ing good business for sale. Also a Butter, Cheese and a ee ‘on Bridge street. Apply at 202 Sands street, y, Brooklyn. ‘OTEL FOR SAUE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN; SITU- ated in a central ‘business part of the city and convo. iient to all the ralirond ears; contains restaurant, with billiard tabies and 15 woll furnished rooms, all oocupted families who board on the, The cellar is well liquors. ‘The whole Stock, ked with choice wines oon Furniture and iood ¥ Will, with three years’ Lease. retire on account of At bealthethquire of Le Ac LANTUTER, 74 Bromaway. wos FOR SALE CHEAP.—THE FURNITURE, FIX. res and Lease of a small Hote! of forty rooms, fully furatehed, in good location, Address Hotel, Herald d oflice, ARGE SIZE SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP; ALSO TWO Jum and three small size Safes, Herring's, Marvin's, i Valentine & Butler's makes; Desks and Letter: Dey street. ILK ROUTE FOR SALE—USING 450 QUARTS DATL good Horse, Wagon, Harness and Cans, all completo. Satigfactory reasons for solll piy after 1 o'clock A. M. for three days at stable, 300 West APhifyceighu street, near Eighth avenue, Rat ENT AND BAR Pt PRIVILEGR ; FOR SALE— a popular park, _Address Park, Herald office. HE BEST SAMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN WILL RE sold at a great bargain has trade of stock boards and banking houses: day business, VANDI KE & CO., 176 Brondw: , tom 18, 4 = DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR a OFFICE, 1 M5 FULTON STREK ___..... MACHINERY sana oat NDREWS' FRICTION STEAM ~HOISTERS RUN it noise; are compact, well made and economi- e Address WM. D. ANDREWS & 414 W ator street, New York. A =—A.—WOODWORTH PLANERS AND MATCHERS, + Tenoning and Mortiang Machines, &o.; Lee's patent Moulding Machines. AMPSON C7 COPELAND, 4a Cortlandt at street. B® T ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND MAND Engines and Boilers in the city; Steam Pumps and Ma- chine ry in general constantly on hand nt 167 to 176 Water street, Brooklyn. NNEY & HOFFMAN, JPOR SALE, ote AM Brows AND BOILER, 15 HORSE, po pimp and appurten anced all in bem order, at 300% enue, between Thirty: Hfth and Thirty sixth strects, (OR SALE CHEAP—THE LARGEST AND BEST AS- sorted Ftock of Machinery in the country, consisting of eam Engines, Boilers, Pampa, Shafting, Beltin: eo. Apply to 1 CASSIDY, deniée tn newiind second hand chinery, No. 4 to 10 Bi dk street, Brooklyn, L. 1 ACHINERY OF A KINDLING WOOD FACTORY for saie.—Portable Steam Engine, Saw Hench, wo Baws, reven Presses, Chopper, Shafting, Pulleys, Wagon’ and Harnves, Wheelharrow; everything Incomplete order. Tn: quire in the machinery depot 405 West ‘Thirty recond sircrt, Between Ninth and Tenth avenues, Can ve weet for a Week. Qteax PUMPS FOR SALE.—A NO, 5 WORTHINGTON *e Pump, in good order, may be seon in operation at No, 21 Apeenes MENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BUANCH OFFIOG, 1) FULTON STRERT, TEA STORE FOR SALE-IN © NSEQUENCE OF THE owner having another auningy business and te nov avie pee manage both; with or without Stock. Address A. I, ion C. JPHOLSTERERS, TAKE NOTICE, STOCK AND FIX- U trey wth une, of EUphotnery ‘Bhop, for eale; cheap stand, ‘eat Bigaccoben street, south- ath event. ‘Gall for.three day" WILL BUY A NEATLY Frere UP BAR. rent; © east or Bi &800 room; for sale with fixtures, stock, license and lease: ‘Apartments to itve me neatiy furnished. Rent #00 per month, “Tnquire on premises 200 Mercer nireet. $900, FOR SALE, A GROCERY STORE, STOCK Lease and Fixtures, In good location, dot good cash trade, Apply to JAMES PROOTOK, 100 Flatbush ave- nue, Brooklyn. THE PERSONS WISHING TO eUBECRIRE FOR WILL BI ED AT AN ¥ HOUR PY LEAVING nas ADDIS At tie KANE OF c YO! , 0 srheer, BROOKLYN, ern DENTISTRY LAUGH AT HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED.-GAS succeaafully administered since first jnirniuced, five Youre since; registered names of thousands; acharg? j hervous oF delicate patienta enrefully treated; beaut itul light upper, weighted lower and partial plates, without claspas pumpers, Work, for style and cheapness, beyond competl: Hon. Call and examine. VANS, 245 Sixth ARTELL'S RUBBER SETS OF TEETH, 85 10, $1 #20; pivot Tooth, gold, pearl and piatina { Us extracting toett, with nitrous oxide gas,» Removed ‘ol ond atroet, No payment except suite ennie, near Twenty-trat street _ WINES, LIQUOIS, &C, PPARS AND DEALERS.—A LARGE OR Chior Vinegar ant pure Cider f nating terms. Samplos at ¥l8 Fulton # SALES AT AUCTION. AubeRr E. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. ALBERT I NIGOLAY wilt sell at auction, THIS pay om (Thursday, June 1, {At the Exchange Salearoora, ._LIi Broad For accsuntor whom i v SAG Melaopalian Gaslight Co's ? pee cout Bonds, 81,000 "55,000 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western BR. Co.'s sec- “ints Stein Syphon Fach Cn” A bf drier ry ight Co., 750 and Bonds e Mond Tuureday, Which baa boone eta lished cus thie use for many years, or special sales, made desired. 7 ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer and Stook Broker, 43 Pine UCTION NOTICE, A We will sell on PRIDAY, June 18 at 1034 o'clock, AT OUR SALESROOMS, YS MURKAY STREET AND 21 PARK PLAC B, "i A VERY LARGE AND ATIRACTIVE ASSORTMENT BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORAL AND CONGRESS to close gonsignments, aia ues on morning of sale. ARON saat & CO., Auctioneers. DAY, THURSDAY, at 11 o'clock. ‘Thirty-second Regular Spring Sale on MANUFACTURED han a PALM LEAF GOODS rivi’ “HUNDRED OABES, Embracing a full aasortment of Mis, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HATS, Direct from Manufacturers, Catalogues and goods now read: WM. TOPPING & ‘20. Auctioneers, _No. 133 ¢ Church street, AWO8S VANDEWATER, (AUCTIONEER, NO. 24 + Dunne street.—This day, at salesroom, at 12’ o'clock, Special sale of first class, 6 uperior trotting, road and family stock. See Hors and Carriage head. A. “EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. LARGE + sale of clogant Household’ Furniture, at the four story brown stone residence 113 West ‘twenty-sixth atreet, be: tween Sixth and Sevonth avenues, this ‘Thursday, June 17, morning, at 11 o'clock, consisting of Velvet, Brussels, Me- duiton Carpets; magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, elézant Parlor Suits, covered with green and gold and crimson and gold satin brocatel and reps; Centre Tables, Curtains, Paint- ings, Mirrors, Bronzes, Vases, Statuary, Etageres, Cabinets, ‘Turkish Chairs and Lounges, rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands. Corntnededy spring and bair Mattresses, Bedding, Linen, Sotas, C! ers, Lounges, Bookcase, Sideboard, Extension Table’ Dining Chairs, Glass, China and Silver ‘Ware, Table Cutlery, 4c. Sale positive. rain or shine. Parties wishing to attend this nie take Sixth or Seventh avenue cars. Catalogues at the Ouse, UCTION NOTICE.—AT LESS THAN AUCTION prices at JOLIN FISH. new and second band Car- pet, SRIS 1 urniture and Bedding Institution, 221 Bowery, between Rivington and Stanton, middie of the block. Carpets, Furni- ture, Bedding, Maiting, Olleloth, Window Shades,’ Paper Hangings, Clocks and Looking Glasses, Also, a tair price given for the aame or taken in exchange. Cut, thia out and Hote the name und No. al Bowery. Ne B.—Two handsome furnished Kooms to let. UCTION NOTICF.-AT PRIVATE SALE, OVER 50 magnificent Parlor Suits, covered with all colors satin brocatel, reps and haircloth, from %65 to #225 a suit; great variety Bedroom, Library and Dining’ Furniture, cheap for cash. ERNES! ROTH'S Furniture Manufactory, 56 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Muiberry street, UCTION NOTICE. i MORTGAGE SALE. M. DOUGHTY, mae: will sell this day (Thursday), June 17, at 2 0’ Yeldck P, . M., at the southwest corner of Forty- eighth street and ‘Seventh avenue, the contents of the sabe house, consisting of Bar Counters, Fixtures, English Boer Pump, two Bidiard Table: ie ts of Stock Ale, Brandie3s, Whiskeys, Wines, seats Ale, Porter and Liquors of all kinds, Cigars, &c. By order of ‘the Attorney for the Mortgagee.’ Deposits required from all purchasers. A, * TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.AUOCTION GALE. . ‘A rare chance for housekeepers. Drawing Room Suits, 500 lots super) Household Furniture, Books, Carpets, Siiverware, this day (Thursday) at the, elegant Yianoforte, Bronzes, Mirrors, brownstone mansion, 67 West Fifteenth atrect, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commencing 1035 otclock, magai- ficent rosewood Pianoforte, Parior Suits, covered French Brocate!. bub! maryuoteire Cabinets, Etezeres, Book- vaintings by eminent artists, Lace Brooatel Curtains, Fosewood, wainut Dressing Bureatie, Bedateads, Wardrobes, hair, spritg Mattresses, Blankets, ‘Extension Table, Buffet, Chinaware, Silverware, Glassware. The house furnished Jess than six months; coat LO. ON. Pr wishing to atend this sale take Fifth avenue stages, or Sixth avenue cars. ucTION, SALE. OF WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. i WEINBERGER, Auctioneer, by 8. HERMAN & GO", withwell, Friday, dune ls at 10s, Giclocks at 18 Bowery, about 75 barrels of Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, pure Holiat Gin, Brandy, Sherry and Port Wines, in casks, arrels, p iout 100 gaskets and cases Ghsmpagne; slso about £1,000 Uigats. Bale positive, withous reserve’ to cover advances. BY HENRY J H. LEEDS & M WHY 1 LERDS Aotioncer Taleacoome Noe i Onacsber sivest sud3¥ Bente street, Art galleries Nos 617 and $19 Broadway. On Thuraday, June 24, At 1036 o'clock, at their salesrooins, Nos. 95 Chambers strect and 77 Rende street, by order and for account of the NEW JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY, about 2.0 PACKAGES OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, without reserve as above. CONTENTS UNKNOWN. LEEDS & MINER. RY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Shambera street ‘and 77 Reade atrect; Art Galjeries, #17 and 819 Brondway. SATURDAY, June 19, ‘At 1054 o'clock, at the nalesroorsy $6. Ohatal Reade atreet, Household Furniture, &e. Pall partichlars hereafter. BY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEERS No.* Cortlandt street, four doors west fro: FINE FURMITURE,, © ER & BARKER will sell on Friday, June 18, at at their salesroom, No. 6 Cortlandt street, an ‘as lack walnut Furniture, made by Brooks, of Brookls egant Carpets, bedroom Suits, Mirrors, &c.; also rosewood Plano, fet double Harness, fc.’ Particulars in Friday's Herald, Bd CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER. QONTINUATION FALE CABINET MAKER'S SAUE UT AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE TO PAY ADVANCES. AM. CRISTALAR & SON will offer at their salesroom, to-morrow (Friday), 18th inst., at 11 o'clock, new and frat class Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, consist- ing of Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstan Lrocatel, terrsy rep and’ hair eloth Parlor Su Cabinets, Bookcases, Muric Stands, Extensio fas, Lounges, Gilt Frame and French Piste Mir- Paintings, ir Mattresses, Curtains, Carpets, At private sale, ‘Three Pianofortes to pay advances. _Two Express Wagons aud Track to pay advance. 5 bers street and 77 are take i gposEw ‘OOD PIAN Clocks, &e. B YL. BARRY & CO., AUCTIUNEERS,-LARGE AND positive auction sale o magnificent Household Furn- ture, Carpets, &c., contained in the large brown stone dwelling hast Nineteenth street, near Fourth and Third avenu day ( Thursday), ne 17, commencing at 11g o'clock’ A. comprising a large and general assortment of ele; Houschold Furniture, vaiuablerros forte, &c.; Fich eatin brocatel and F é&c.; also & large assortment of superb ¢ room Furnitnre, pure Hair Mattresses, ec. Room Furniture, Table Ware, &c. Togues. Y JOHN H. DRAPER & CO.JOHN #. DRAPER, Auctioncer, Thursday, June 17, at 9g o'clock A. M., at #22 West Forty-seventh street, near Eleventh avenue, Hydrau- lic Rams, Pumps and Presses, together with the entire Ma- Of a tobacco factory. I ¥M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS day, at 10)g o'clock, at the suiesroom, 79 Nassau street, eneral assortment of Household Furniture, Mirrors, Cur: taing, Mattresses and Bedding, Loun Bookeases, &c., the whole to be perempti Bra PITLLIP, LEVY, AUCTIONEER. WOR Ar uperb col lect ion of Oll Paintings bj rtists, ‘Catalogue sale this day and to-morrow, is, ‘at Artists’ Salesroom, 80 Nassau street, commencing at 10}s o'clock A. M. OUNTRY RESIDENCE AND COTTAGE AT AUC- tion.W. 8. PETTIT, Auctioneer. PETTIT & FRA- YEE, Auctioneers and Réal Estate Brokers, 171 Broadwa Rew'York, wail sel! at public auction, on the premises, at je. J. (one hour from Jersey Dity, intes minutes from depot),'a fine modern Residence, ton rooms; stable, &c., and two avres choice land; also two story Cotiage House’ and 1 60-11 foot Neg oy street, New York, PT cantons on the auctioneers. fine Dining Foil particulars in cata: at 1 o'clock, Fr account of wont A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIO EER. vA — THE KISSAM ESTATE, OF rr HITESTONE, LONG ISL- ONE HUNDRED AND rinaty. FOUR splendid Building Lots and Plota on broad avenues and fine streets in this at Pastwootars ot oie 01 tractive a maa village, LAWRE! OAKLEY & FLEURY will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, the 224 June, at 32 o'clock M., on the premises, this splendid property. Whitestone village fs finely located on t ixieen miles from Peck aiip. New York, and fs prises Samers Soagraviaka cched by th and Arrowsmith from Peek forty minutes, also by Stage connecting with railroad at Flushing in fifty minutes. ‘The extension of the Flushing Ratiroad, which is now Almost completed, will ran hourly trains from the denot, which is within 100 feet of these lots, on the 15th of July Public schools and hotels stores and churches with yacht: ing, bathing and febing privileges unequalled, Also the House and Grounds at the steambont landing, with very valuable water front and privileges. It ts now kept as ahotel, and i wirade and advantageously located point for public business. The STEAMBOAT ©. B, SMITIT will leave pier 24 Fnat Fiver, at 10 o'clock, sopping at Thirty fourth streot pier at a * quarter, past 10, thoee desire to Wintestohe, returning after the sale ts over. TREE PASSES to. ail respectable. person New York. Auctioneer, No. 11 Pine at TITLE PERFECT, ale absowite. ‘Terma on day of nic. Maps.nnd information at Auctioneers olfice, 1 Pine street, New York. JABEN HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER SPLS THIS DAY, Unt 11 o'clock, at 50 \onay street, Genta! Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Cloths, Remnanta, Tobacco, Turkish Pipes £0,000 assorted Cizare, Damaged Good G REAT ANNUAL SALE, _ Rutherfurd THIS NI, 8 DAY freee tate atil A.M. Other tea! 1:45 P, M., from foot of Chambers street Mapa ani free passes at A.J BLEECKE) Codar sireet, or at the ferry. ROK J. SMITH, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE OF 7 A foreclosure of a'chatiel mortgage, i wil call at publi auction, on Thursday, June 17, at 1 o'elock, at No. 10 West Honston street ritenis of & bottling emtab lishment, con sisting of one patent Champagne Apparatu ting Machine, 410 dozen Botties, 300 Bottle Boxos, Vate, Cask, ae. JOHN CONTRELL, ‘Attorney for Mortgages. yHonGE cooK, AUCTIONEER. edstenda bn Friday, at 11 o'clock, at 108 Liberty street, manufactnr- en's stock of fine Bedstends, by order of assignees; also one superb Frenoh walnut Chamber Bult, | roe MEGRMAN & CO,PRIDAY, AM. at the Central talesroome, Wi A general arson jing Room Far asaware, Velvet and other O also rosewood Pianos, at 9:15, 10,1 2 and via. Lrie Railway, 1) SON & 00. 17 the JUNE 18 AT 10 iloughby on ot cond f inrlor, je ding, Fanct SALES AT AUCTION, F{o™E® Ow ern on STATEN ISLAND, jutes from New York. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, 80N & CO. Beretta ee with Lows adjoiaings wittnise be offered sale. ae, ons apply at 1,Theabore propery is offered in vila. plots Sox200 feet, and Pushers or ry geere comtica “anid comveniesice t0 theburinens centres by any yet presented tothe public. MILLER, Pens EER.—SATU aay. Jen ‘in in A Mea Br some of Land, town of Byes mile Tickets free. J BOGART, AUCTIONEER WILE. SELL THs + day, June 47, at 11 o'clock, at 225 Wi ond story, one Engine and Boiler, Bisse Vpceae Gauge, "eas dey in complete working order; Up! Flue Boller, 4e., ac. BOGART, oy . day, Sune To, at 1044 ofclook, at tie acotion rooms’ Mend a large and fine assoriment of HYowsehota and Kitchen Fur. niture, com: LD ine Parlor Suit ‘ete-a-Tetes, Bureaus, Washstands, Chairs, Extension Tables, ni, Lounges, Pier Glassen, Looking Glasses, Bedsteads, &c. Also Brussels, Velvet and Ingrain’ Carpets} Bedding, We &e, J DORA, AUCTIONEER. . ‘China, bce DroCeey, d Glassware. at 1036 o'clock, at No. oo nt avenue, bag Pir eee of China sad Glass Vases, Motio nam Sau » Tumblers, Wines and mes. large ae ano Bowls, Pitchers, Plates, Dishes, Dups urcens,, Gravy Boats, sc. Knives an eta a Spoons: Silver Plated Ware, Cas pect ot fine Lamps end Gicendoles; Tin aad Woodes, ‘Toye ra fc; one} Wheeler 4 Wilson’ ‘Parlor Sewing Machine: Piano, Slowcases, Gas Fiztures, Carpet Store Fixtures and Oftice Partition with glass door; Refrigerator, Awning, &c. Sale positive. LENSE. WOOD, AUCTIONERR. Greenville Properiy. 4 120 valuable Lots, at Greenville, N.J., at auction :2u minutes trom ‘Liberty street, New, York, by Central Railroad of New Jersey, aad 30 minutes. from W street or the City Hal, New York. E. WOOD Will ael! at pubile auction On THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1859, at 2 o'clock P. M., on the premises, some of the most desirable Property ever offered in, Hudson county. Ali the lots are beautifully located on high ground, commanding an extensive view of the bay and cliy of New York, Broo! |, Staten Island, Long Island, &c. prop- erty to be sold {8 on and near the Eastern Boulevard of Hudson County, and a short distance from the station of the Central Rail- Twenty-two trains daily, each way, between Greenville and New York, running from Laberty street to Greenville in twenty minutes, for 10 cents (by excur- sion tickets), For iculara inquire at. the Beek Ofice building, Green- ville, orof LEWIS E. W 0D, 6% Montgomery street, Jersey Gity, or M. ARMSTRONG, 19 Ferry street, New York: ARSHAL'S SALE.—MEYER ELSAS, AU‘ (et ida alas) will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, the contents of the Li ger Beer Saloon No.7 Norfolk street. Also, at 12 o'clock, noon, the Butcher's Stall No. 3 Jefferson ay By order. onraaGE —s THIS 1 DAY.— BY VIRTUE ‘OF A mortgage I will expose for n Thursday, the 17th of une, 1363, at Winterhotton stables, 96 Sullivan Street at 12 o'¢lock noot Track and Harness. By o MURPHY, Attorney for Mortgagec. O. H. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER. By A. D. MELLICK, Ju, Jn., & BRO., Auctioneers and bes ‘in New Jersoy Real Estate, 26 Bue street, New Thursday, June 17, at 1 P. M., on the premiaca, Important sate of 250 Villa Plots, By order of De Witt Clinton Jones, Eaq., At NEW PROVIDENCE STATION, on the Morris and Exsex Railroad, about one hour from New York and one mile from Summit. These lots are situated in the most attractive region of New Jersey, among fine improvements and imme- diately at the station. The views are unsurpassed, embracing the lovely Passaic Valley, the Ora Orange Mountains and the vi- cinity of Summit. ‘The neighboriood is unexceptionable, being within a abort distance of several large Cowns. There will also be offered a desirable modern Residence, recently completed, and an attractive Cottage. Special train froin the foot of Barclay street at 11A.M. Collation on the arrival of the train. For railroad passes, maps and full particulars ply at the office of the auctionvers, 26 Pine atreet, New Yor AWNBROKER'S SALE.—R. FIELD, Ada TION 135 Chatham stroet, will seil th iarge and general assortment of Me: ing, comprising Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, Remnants, Onder. clothing, Quits, Sheets, Boots and Shoes, &c. ; also Coata, Panta, Vesis, Ac. By order of Mrs. B. Costello, 15 Mott st. AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, BY JOIN MORTI- MEE 16 East broadway, of 500 lots of men's aud wo- men's Clothing, Kedding and other deairadie gooas. By order N. Stich, 811 Tuird avenue. AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY. AMES AGAR’ Auctioneer, will sell at galesrooms, 42 Rast Broaiway ‘at 11 o'clock, 400 lots of men’s aud women's Clothing, Sheetay Spreads, Table Linen. By order of John Martin, 62 Mulberry treet. ROBERT SoMBAvIL AUCTIONEER, 37 NASSAU street. In bankruptey, Silver Plated Ware Manufactusing Company. SOMERVILLE will sell at auction on The Bail ROBER June 18, 1560, at bis saesroom, the large well known Stock or the er ad He coasisting o¢ first quality Stiver Pla Dinner and Tei Ware, a Seta, Casters, Waiters, Fruit Dishes, Epergnes, Tr Pitchers, splendid plate gt ea, large Marvi alno Saleto commnenoe at Lathes, tea elegant plated Show Cases. 1034 o'elock. FARMER AUCTIO LLS THIS DAY, AT 2 ye o'cock, at 444 Canal stre a jarce assortment o: Household Furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Bedsiead, Washstinds, Tailes, Chairs, Parlor and Bedroom 80 Dining Roam and Kitchen Furniture, Pier and other Mirrors | aiso a large quantity of new and steond hand ¢ mite cloth, kc.; Recriceratory, Desks, Si0ves, Hatracks, “Wardrobes, C! Beds, Mattresses, Pillvws, Bolsters, de. out reserve. Rk ‘sells on Satu at 106 0 ve ck, at corner of Chariton and tree the Lease, Fixtures of a first c are 1 ‘Ail to be sold with 441 CANAL STREET.— June 19, bog ght tale. ] FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, ty «at Lovelock, at salesroome 135 Chatham str jot of Household Furniture, consisting of mab wood and black walnut suits, im laire hogany and walnut Tete-n-tetes, gany, rose Hookeases, Wardrobes, Bedstead: iowa, harr and 8, Brassed jarpets, de. N. J bog EW, “MORE Los ‘ot. For J —RICHARD WALTE day (Tharaday, at 11 ‘& quantity of Hottiés Parrels, he: JAMES 'O'KRIEN, Sherlit: Queries SALE OF FOl RIREN ups. ALE, LoT ors and Cigars, Bar Fixt ‘&c., of House Tid York atrect, Brookipn, by COLE & MURPHY, Thursday, June 17, at 103s o'clock SHERIFF'S SALE OF LUMBER, SCAFFOLD POLES, Wagons, Safe and Odice Furniture, by bones eMURE ‘trix’ Friday, June 1%, at 10% o'clock, corner of Kent and DeKalb avenues, Brookiyn. Also, at 12 4 o'clock, corner of Bond and fhird sireets, lot of Bluestone Flagging. WWEIAM AnBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 6 City Hail place, will sell on this day, at 10g o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of the liquor store southeast corn Gouverneur and Monroe aplen: Measures, four Beer Pumps, loe Chest, Desk, barrels of Ale, two years’ Lease, °c. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTOS STREET. __ INSTRUCTION. AX EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL is end English Teacher, with excel tent tee testimonials, desires employment as teacher or tutor; genth repared for col- Toge. “Address Tutor, box 202 Herald 0 ottice. fice LADY DPSIRES TO PLACR HER Reet ge (aged 11 and 15 years) in a boarding seh within 90 infies of New York, where they may take lesson! ste and French the atimmer vacation. Address, stating terms, C, 7., 68 South Washington square, New York. AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, 1N. TOWN DURIY the summer, will give inatruction in English and Math matics, including the Calculis and higher branches, Pupils speeduy prepared. Address Theta, Herald oflice. )DUCATION.-MADAME REICHARD'S _ INSTITUTE 1, for young iadies, Landau, Rbelnpfalz, Germany. Great advantages for music, drawing and languages ; terms thirty uineas per annum, Reference to be made to W. F. Brant Savannah, Ga.: Dr. Heckelmann, Springtield, Tl, lk S, Wivebester, Esq, 20 Nassau sireet, New York. ITMAN'S PHONOGRAPHY.—A TREACHER WHO FAS studied from the author utmeelf will iustruct at his own or oF puoil’s F residence. Address Fi Pranan, bes 118 Herald ofies, on stFee ANLURY, Deputy. 's z Bay oak des ur “NORTH GRANVILLE | LADIES’ SEMINARY will be open for summer boarders (rom July 6 to Sep: tember 1. Terma from $8 to $12 per week. Call upon or ait dress Ww. W. DOWD, North Granville, N. TANTED—A SITUATION AS NURS: PRY GOV RNE is @ Ost clase seamstress — eut and nildren's dresses; oF as salesworman In ney or dry goods store; bent reference. Address box 4 Brancl Herald Brook: i, WRITING. ARITUN Ning, fray and evening; all » aE BB one College, 20 Fourth ay ladies’ department; MAT, met; ho vacation. nue, New York. "Private instruction ; Preparatory course ; telegraphing- FOR THE HERALD eee cat TED 1S BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 14 FULTON STREET. ° é BULALIARDS. i ILLIARDS. THR OLDEST AND ONE OF THE ontatning Billiard Rooms in Brooklyn for gute, For a aplen 15 tables, in prime order and doin particulars address H., box 6,090 ny F°%, be A A PHELAN | _COLUEN DES, STANDARD ‘ble, four pockets, nea: new, Cues, Bal &c., com: rd iy at to V Dyke touse, $9 Aowery HE ONLY LY TRU B COMBINATION CUSHION AND Heat quality Biliiand Fable can only be bought at W. He ‘THs factory, 40 Vowey street, Th DVERTISEMERTS FOR THE HERALD. A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AL OUR BRANCH OF FICK, Mb FULTON STRERT, ANEW BERIES OF CARTOONS FOR ALL FANCIES SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 16. IMMENSE AND POINTED HITS AT MEN AND THE TIMES. THE BLAUGRTER OF THE TRATED. THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT JUBILEE, PLUTO OUTRIVALLED AND DONE FOR. PANDEMONIUM AND BOSTON IN RIVALRY. A LECTURE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY BY H. @ SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18 ASSES et aS HE TELEGRAM ON DECK. ANEW SERIES OF CARTOONS FOR ALL FANCIES. SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18. IMMENSE AND POINTED HITS AT MEN AND THB TIMES. THE SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS ILLUS- BRATED. THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT JUBILER. PLUTO OUTRIVALLED AND DONE FOR. PANDEMONIUM AND BOSTON IN RIVALRY. ; A LECTURE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY BY H. @. SEK THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18. INNOCENTS ILLUS- HE, TELEGRAM ON DECK. ANEW SERIES OF CARTOONS FOR ALL FANCIES. SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM OARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18. IMMENSE AND POINTED HITS AT MEN AND THE Ld THE SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS ILL#s- Fi THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT JUBILEE. PLUTO OUTRIVALLED AND DONE FOR. PANDEMONIUM AND BOSTON IN RIVALRY. A LECTURE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY BY H. @ SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18. HE TELEGRAM ON DECK. A NEW SERIES OF CARTOONS FOR ALL FANCIEA SEE THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY, JUNE 18. IMMENSE AND POINTED HITS AT MEN AND THB TIMES. THE SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS TRATED. THE SPIRIT OF THE GREAT JUBILEE. PLUTO OUTRIVALLED AND DONE FOR. PANDEMONIUM AND BOSTON IN RIVALRY. 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