The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1869, Page 8

BROOKLYN CITY. of crane ne NGS COUNTY COUAT OF SESSIONS Whe Grand Jury—Sentence of Kgaw—The Dunnigin Homicide. Before Judge Troy and Associates, ‘Twenty-eight indictments for various offences ‘were handed in at the Court of Sessions yesterday by the Grand Jary and taken tn charge by District Attorney Morris for prosecution, John Higgins, who was indicted for felonious essai ‘Was arraigned and pleaded guilty to assault and ateery. Tie was senveniced to imprisonment. 10 County Peuitentiary for one year. Dennis Regan, who was indicted for the homicide of James Haggerty, in having caused his death by throwing hun out of his Liquor saloon in Union street, and who was found guilty of assault and bat- tery, was sentenced yesterday. The penaity for the oriine Was a fine of $100 and five days’ imprisonment . ‘the prisoner paid his tine and to serve out his five days. rry, Thomas Howard, Matthew Car- perry,John Kilroy and Thomas Kilmead were placed on trial, charged with being engaged 1n a riot in the ¥ifth ward, 10 which a tian named James Dunnigan was killed. From the tesiisony taken it appears that previous to the 2d of May last there were two ‘thes Or factions in the Futh ward who were con- Qoually fighupg with each other and disturbing the = pubi peace. On the 2d of May the prisoners, who belonged to the gang Rnown as the ‘illary street DE, ame to the house of a man named O'Neil, in Navy Street. James Carberry and another young nan went up wo O'Nell’s store, and Carberry asked bim to treat, O'Neil refused to do so, and struck Carberry, and then went in and shutthe door. In a few minutes a crowd of about a hundred men, women and children had collected in front of the door and commenced to stone the house, O’Neil’s friends rallied to his support, and O'Neil Bimself came out with a club, with which he hit away right and leit, wherever he could sve a head. For about ten minutes the fignt raged furiously and @uring the melée a young man named James Dun- Digan was shot and died soon alter. None of the prisoners are charged with complicity in this kill- ‘tng, bat simply with riot, A large numbber of wit- mosses were examined, and as usual, their state- menta were both varied and incoherent in regard the origin of the fight. One of them Yestified that wien the Tillary street boys were in the babit of congregating on the front stoop of Redding’s saloon, at the corner of Johnson and Navy streets, the Hiberntans were in the habit of coming across the street every Sunday evening and ehallenging them to fight, so tbat there was a good deal of il feeling between tue two parties. The case ‘Was not concluded. The case of James GriMn, now confined in jail awaiting sentence under a conviction for grand lar- ceny, Was brought up before Judge Troy yesterday. At will be remembered that last spring @ daring rol Dery was committed at the Dime Savings Bank. In ‘the middie of the day two well dressed men walked inio the bank, ef them kept the clerk in conversation the other slipped down into the vauit and earried of @ tin box supposed to contain bank stock. It turned out, however, that the box did not contain anything but some valueless stock and pa- pers. Griffin was afterwards arrested with the stolen papers in bis jon. He was indic:ed for id larceny, tried and convicted before Judge yy. His counsel moved a point that no larceny had Deen proved, as the goods had not been shown to we any value. Tre point was submitted to ‘nudge Troy on written papers, and yesterday after- noon Judge Troy decided that no value had been proved to attach to the papers found in the posses- gion of the prisoner, and that the only article for whico he could be tried anew would be for the tin x in which the papers were contained, and that ould only be petit larceny. The counsel for the prisoner eaid the prisoner Would plead gulity to petit larceny. His piea was epted, and he was remanded to be seiutenced on turday next. ana while one EROOKLYN INTELLISENOZ, BROOKLYN MoRrrTaLtry.—The total numoer of @enths in Brooklyn during the past week was 194, @f the deceased 26 were men, 29 women, 78 boys and 62 girls. Run OVER ACCIDENT.—Thomas Payton was se- rieusly injured yesterday afternoon by falling from ‘his wagon in Fifteenth street and being run over by the vehicle. Oificer Boyle, of the Forty-eighth pre- inct, took him to the hospital. BURGLARIES.—The residence of Mr. James C. Cloyd, 304 State street, was entered by burglars yesterday Morning and thoronghiy ransacked. Mr. Cloyd’s family are absent in the country. The grocery store of ¥. L. Fisher & Co. was felo- miously entered yesterday morning ana robbed of a sinall amount of propeity. Fava STREET CasUALTY.—George Wilbur, a boy of four years, whose parents reside at No. 45 South Third street, E. D., was run over last evening at the corner of South Third and Fourth streets by a truck driven by Henry Middiebrook, and sustained injuries which resulted in death within half an hour. Coro- wer Whitebill held an inquest, and a verdict of accl- Gental death was rendered. AN OUTRAGEOUS AND PROBABLY Fatal ASSAULT.— George Brown and Washington B. Clark (the latter familiarly known as Waddy Beach) were arrested yesterday morning and locked up in the Fourth street station house for assaulting and dangerousiy jajaring daughter of Martin Alletzhauser, & lager er dealer, at 8&6 Grand street, E. D. Is appears that the prisoners entered the saloon of Alletzhauser on Monday night, and that the latter, seeing Beach was intoxicated, refused to give him beer. This exasperated him, and his friend Brown, ‘who Was sober, got a glass for hi if, but handed itoverto him. Beach immediately took the glass ana threw it at Alietzhauser, but it missed him and struck bis daughter, an interesting girl of thirteen nee on the crown of the head. The injuries in- icted were not supposed to be serious at the time, Dut the girl’s condition last night was precarious. ‘The prisoners are held to await the result of the gir)'s injuries. SUEURBAN INTELLIGENCE, AbW JERSEY. Jersey City. Bruvitins,—The State Homeopathic Society hela their yearly meeting yesterday at the Christian Ae Soctation room, in Newark avenue. Numerous docu- Ments were read and the members then visited New York. An alleged river thief named John Savage was imprisoned yesterday for committing various theits Sround the docks. loc! Justice Warren issued warrants yesterday for the arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder, of Bergen Point, for having brutally beaten one Join Stubbe with hammers and other instruments. Consolidation is becoming more popular every @ay. An adjourned meeting of prominent citizens ‘was beld at Hudson City yesterday, and hopes of the success of the scheme were entertained. Hoboken. THB SHOOTING ACCIDENT.—Herman Paradise, ‘Whose eye was shot out by one James Hastings on Sunday, ts out of danger. Brown, the proprietor of the shooting gallery, was admitted to ball in the um of $2,000 by Recorder Pope yesterday. Hast- ings also will be liberated to-day. Patersom Pas@aic County Court.—Judge Bedle yesterday adjourned this coart until balf-past ten o'clock this morning, as a token of respect for their late profes- sional associate, Mr. Pennington. A meeting of the Dar was subsequently held and ® committee ap- pointed to draft suitable resolutions, ‘TROTTING.—There will be two or three very good ‘trots on the Paterson course this afternoon, the con- teat being considered quite important, as it is a test Abdallah and Hambletontan blood. A hop Od bre Guy Miller; em: s re nson (Hewbietonian way’s Happy Medium, ame CHARGES AGAINST THE OVERSEER OF THE PooR.— The Poor Committee of the City Counctl on Monday might presented charges against Daniel Zindle, Overseer of the Poor, for maifeasance in om The Board of Aldermen will try the case on Monday afternoon next. The principal features in the eb is said to be a misappropriation of public ‘mol Placed in his possession for the relief of the poor. LONG ISLAND. Fing at ROCKAWAY.—Yesterday afternoon some Malicious individual set fire toa haystack on the premises of James Ackerson, of Rockaway, which Spread with great rapidity, burning some buildings, troying the crops of several acres and setting meadows and woods on fire. Loss about $8,000. Desrerars Figur iN JaMatca.—On Monday night ® desperate encounter occurred in Jamaica, at the saloon of Lawrence Ryan, between some white and colored men, all of whom were slightly under the Infinence of liquor, Pistols wera wi d and Knives careiessiy displayed, several parties wore Pee, A couple of omcera arrived le e distur' blood ssdave, ance im time to HIRMPSTRAD PLAINS.—Now that Mr. A, T, Stewart thas eventually succeeaed in procuring the warran- te title to the Hempstead Plain lands work will be on them immediately, first sh of earth wiil be umed in tome Ss the laying ont of the central thoroughfare, ‘On Monday evening the citizens of Hempstead wad a over the resnit, when speecnes Tejoic! fired aud Mr. 31 aa ir. Stewart yooulerousiy a Suicide of a Man by Takiug Polson, Quite a romantic love affair, with a fatal termina- tion, was developed before Coroner Flynn yesterday afternoon. Some days ago 2 man named Frederick Broderson engaged board at 363 East Forty-sixth street, and soon thereafter fell desperately in love with the landlady, but the tender passion was not reciprocated on her part. As @ means to induce t! fair one to reconsider the sul and give him @ favorable answer Broderson on Sunday last purchased for cent bouquet of flowers, which into the window of her room. He ube lady @ note requesting herto terview; but this alight favor she denied, and sent word that she wanted nothing whatever to do with him. ‘This reduced the digconsolate Broderson almost to aespair, and, while in @ frenzied state of mind, it is believed he purchased a aose of reson and swallowed lj, thinking tl the most effective way of ending his troubles, Thatevening Broderson was seen to co id on Monday morning he was found lyit room. The body was removed to the Morgue to await an investigation. Deceased was @ German by birth and about forty- five years of age. ‘The lady for whom he had formed such an ardent attachment is a widow, and aiso a native of Germany, Suicide of a Woman by Drowning. ‘The body of the woman recently found drowned in the East river, off Randall's Islana, has elnce been identified as that of Barbara Groussy, twenty- four years of age, and a native of France. Coroner Flynn held an inquest on the remains, when Philip Groussy, of No, 1,717 Third avenue, deposed that Geceased was his sister and she had resided with him since May last, im which month she came to this country. On the evening of the 3d inst. she seemed to be sad and disconsolate over something; sue had been thwarted in love. On the day before she left home deceased pointed towards the river and asked her brotiier if a person failing tn there would be drowned, be answering in the affirmative. She sub- sequently aisappeared and eearch was made for her up to Saturday, when her dead body was found Noating off Randall's Island, Dr. Shine examined the body at the Morgue, and 1s of the opinion that death was caused by drown- ing, and the jury accordingly rendered @ verdict to that effect. ‘There is scarcely @ doubt but that de- ceased Jumped into the river for the purpese of seli- destruction, ‘ARAWAL OF “JEM” MAGE, Among the passengers by the steamer City of Ant- werp, which arrived yesterday, was ‘Jem’? Mace, accompanied by his cousin Leopold Mace and his agent, Fred. Abrahams, the ex-champion pugilist of England. He has relinquished all connection with the prize ring, and certainly presents no ap- pearance of having ever been an adept at the bratal art. He comes to this country to give a series of the exuibitions in which he has been very successful to Eupope, and which he stylea “Statuesque Lilustra- tions.” Mr. Mace brings with him the collection of trophies, rewards and remembrances of his many encounters, and he iso brings endorsements of the public and the press of England of his ability in the ew and more ennobling role which he has assumed. BYROX—WAS HE A BiD HAN? From advance sheets of Onward, for October.) While we write the world is ringing with this terrogatory and echoing its answers. They are nega- tive and affirmative—the former, perhers. prepon- derating. With the former we fling in ours, and with all the emphasis we are capable of giving it. In stating our belief that Byron was not a bad man et it not be understood or imagined that we believe him to have been @ good one. Only that we regard bim to have been not much better, and cer- tainly not any worse, than the generality of man- Kind. We hesitate not to think that tive store clerks out of every ten to be encountered along the line of Broadway, New York; Chestnut street, Philadelphia, or Washington street, Boston, tbat pave specially trodden by the children of the Puritans—to say ne- thing of Bond street, London, or the Boulevards of Paria—would, in their moral record, were it only known, show spots as black and stains as impure a3 ever defiled the escutcheon of hte Gordon Byron, the only difference being that bis have been made couspicaous to the observation and censure of the world wiille theirs escape poth by the concealmeat of obscurity. For this conspicuousness Byron has been himself somewhat to blame, ‘here was in his nature an Instinct that avhorred subterfuge, as there was also one of @ less noble Kind, more common to all of us, Uniike most men, he hated deception; but like too Many, be loved the sweet food of flattery. And who does not feel dattered to believe in his invinci- bility with the sex’ Not yo., my spruce clerk, else why do you set your cap 80 jauntily? Not you, my dandy of the Stock Exchange, else why that searf 80 neatiy kuotied, the shirt so elaborately plaited aud tue sparkling diamond pin? Nor you, my prim parson, despite your demure looks; for uf you did not think of feminine admiration you would not take so much pains about the snowy wliteaess of your stock, the neat cut and iit of the cassock- cloth vest and singic-breasted coat, that form the distinctive costume of your calling? We need not foiiow you into the puipit to examine your vest- ments, the silken gown, the stole and chasuble, with the grand topaz or diamond that occasionally arkies upon your pastoral finger. Your ordinary street habiliments are enough to show that you have ip your heart all the weaknesses ever blamed upon Byron; the only difference that he was honest or foolish enough to confess them, while your vanity is but restrained by the fear of exposure. You wish the world to believe in your DonnesJortunes; you would boast of them if you dare. ‘That Byron had these no ene can doubt, though we can and will say, for woman's sake, that to men of genius and distinction they are not so common as the world generally supposes. On this question the world has been grossly led astray by the poasting of little notorieties, Great men like Byron have not boasted. If he has where is the bravado to be found? In ail his writings, epistolary or journalis- lc, We cannot discover a trace of it. But we can discover not only traces, but proofe—absolute con- vincing evidence—of @ heart as manly and true and noble as ever beat within human breast—a heart that hated despotism in whatever form it might show itself, whether social, poutical or religious; a mlnd that waa certainly not moral when measured by strict Puritanical standard, but which was as cer- tainly not wicked when gau; by the ordinary rules that regulate our poor fallen nature. We have read everything Byron bas written, with almost everyth! that has been written about him, and notwithstanding the supposed mystery of his character we never studied a disposition more easil understood. | It 1s, indeed, 80 like what We have our- self felt and fancicd—what we stil icel and fancy— what we believe every human being not of base or- janization must also feel and faicy—that to con- em) George Gordo} Byron, me like condemning one’s self. I yron a8 OW are good? bad man y of us Lax hia characier—lascivious if you will—his lasci- viousness bad, at least, the inerit of being manly, How different from we sitaking vulgar vagaries of a Dickens, the heartiess amnoureties of a Bulwer, and the disgusting obscenities of @ Palmerston or Brougham! Compared with either of this precious quartet the page that records Byron’s ile seems almost spotless. If in thig connection we cannot help thinking, we Must be excused from oye) of the abominable accusation lately brought against him. Although we could easliy give it disproof this is not needed from our pen, it may be found in every iine from his own—every sentence that tells the true throb- bings of his heart. Men do not receive giftaof Bibles, and tenderly cherish them, from —, We shall not defile our pages with the word. If Lady syron has left @ record that it was 40 we believe that she—not her husband—was mad; and, if saue, it is record that chronicles ber own infamy. And if she bas entrasted such 9 confession to any one it is strange to reflect she could not have found a confidante ig her own country, and 2d to think she should have waited over half a century for an ogreas to come to her from america, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. larried. CARMART—CLARK.—In Bergen City, ¥. 4., on Tues. day, September 7, by the Key. Mr. Van Nuter, Mr. Frank CaRHART to Miss UECELIA CLARK, both of Brooklyn, N. Y. CuRkY—La Mar.—On Tnesday, September 14, by the Rey. William S, Mikels, JoTHaM S. CURRY to Maria L. La Mak. Gxross—W gsp.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, item. ber 13, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rey, A, J. Canfleid, HOWARD M, GRoss to KATE, eld- est daughter of E,S. Weed, Esq., all of Brookiyn, No cards, K&RRIGAN—THOMAS.—On Monday, September 13, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Father Corcoran, James M. KERRIGAN to Migs ANNA Louise THoMas, youngest daughter of Evan Thomas, Eads all of Brookiyn. NAPP. LANO.—On Sunday, February 14, by the Rev. A. ‘arian, ). D., HENRY G. KNAPP to FRAN: CBS A., daughter of C. Delano, Esq., all of this city, PARNALI—WHITE.—On Thuraday, September 9, 4 the Rey. Dr. McGlynn, JOHN PARNALL to MARY |. WHITE, both of this city. TAGGART—DisBROW.—On Saturday, September 11, by the Rev, Chas. Harris, James TaGGaRt, of Brook- lyn, to Mou Disprow, youngest daughter of B, N, Disbrow, Esq., of Peeksit, ¥ Y. . Died. Buitt.—On Taesday, September 14, Avausta, Norwich, Conn., Lizaig A. Buevix, wile of J. B, Notice of funeral will be in Thursday morning’: Pap ARKETT,—On Monday, September nd ibis BaRRerT, in the 83d year of his age, NGne tends and relatives. of tbe faty and also trom the Now York Guy Hospital, Duae net ied (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘The relatives and friends are res ‘orsyth street, \t Bievin, % We mourn the logs of @ brother we loved so well, the members of Dodds’ Express Empioyés’ Associa. BasTex.—Ia Brookiyn, om Monday, Septombor y NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1869— anddenty, of ponpemonetee WittaM infant eon of Charles H. and Bua Baxter, aged 1 year and 7 months. funeral services wilt vane: panee at the resi- dence of his parents, at ° ‘avenue, this ; CaNSON JANE Canson, wife of Robert§ Carson, aaa 33 years, @ Dative of the oily of Dublin, Ireland. ne friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from ber late residence, 336 West Forty-iirst street, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, to Calvary, Oetnatery. nnont, Westchester county, on Mon- CLARK.—At Tre! day, mber 13, MARGARBT AMELIA COWENHO- VEN, Wile of Robert Clark, m the 46th year of her oiThe funeral will take place thie (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, ym her late residence, corner of Fitch street and Washington avenue, ‘Ire- mont. ‘Traip leaves Harlem Railroad depot, corner of Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue, at 9:10 a. M. DkLERY.—On Tuesday, August 31, at his residence, 147 Bayow street, New Urleans, L. 0. DeLeRy, aged 38 years, having resided several years in New Yor k. Decxen.—In this city, on Tuesday, September 14, HENRY 8. DECKER, aged 86 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of George Washington Li No, 235, F. and A, M., are respectfully inyited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father-in-law, Nicholas Kline, Esq., No. 267 West Fourteenth street, on Friday morping, at eleven o'clock, Troy, Kingston and Elmira (N. Y.) papers please copy. PALLoN.—On Monday, September 13, Jonn FALton, the beloved son of Jon and Margaret Falion, aged 23 years. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully imvited to attend the funeral, m the resi- dence of his parents, 16 Eyenkiy slreet, this (Wed- neaday) afternoon, at two o'clock, } ‘Pu Sepromber 4, Jauns On esday, 24 years. and relatives are invited to attend tho nis late residence, 51 Ludiow strect, on Thursday aiternoon, at wwo o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Howakp.—On Monday morning, September 18, JosePH W. HOWARD, In the 74th year of his age. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 113 Weat Forty-second street, this (Wednesday) aiter- noon, at four o'clock. Relatives and friends, also of ‘bis brothers-in-law, R. P. Perrin and Howard Pear- sali, are respectfully invited to attend, HILLIER.—On Tuesday, September 14, of consump- tion, CuaRLes E, HILLIER, of Lafayette, city of Bergen, tn the 23d year of his age, Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from the First Baptist church, in Grove street, Jersey City, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o’clock. Jounson.—On Monday, September 13, Junius J. JOHNSON, in the 51st year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Atlantic Lodge, No. 178, F, and A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 39 Montgomery street. Knox.—On Tuesday morning, September 14, G. Francis, son of David S. and the late Frances Knox, agea 11 months and 4 days. Funeral will take place on Thursday forenoon at ten o’clock from 386 Eighth street. LaMBERrT.—On Monday, September 13, after a long and painful illness, Jags T. LamBgnr, in the 40th year of his age. ‘The remains will be conveyed from the residence of his brother-in law, James Redmond, No. 43 Dom- inick gt., this (Wednesday) morning ut nine o'clock, to St. Joseph’s church, Sixth avenue, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated for the repose of Ris soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, MarTin.—Suddenly, on Monday, Fapeeeber 13, GuorGE C. MarTIN, in the 83d year of his age. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 967 Gold street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, MeppavGH.—At Lofton Plantation, near Fernan- dina, Fla., on Monday, August 9, GEORGE 8., son of J. Baud FA. Meddaugh, éged 12 years, 9 inonths and 6 days. 5 cts are the pure in heart, for they shall see jod. Moon.—On Friday, September 10, at the residence of Edward Minturn, Highlands of Navesink, N. J.. HaRgiet, wife of Henry Moon, of Penatquit, Suffolk county, L. 1. Long Island papers please copy. MAGUIRE.—On Tuesday, September 14, after a se- vere illness, HUGH MaGuIRe, in the 27th year of age. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 236 East Thirteenth street, on Thursday afternoon one o'clock. McGryx.—On Thursday, September 16, at ten o’clovk, there will be a hign mass of requiem in the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Forty-third street, Eighth and Ninth avenues, for the repose of the soul of the late PAUL McGINN, who died in Ireiand July 15, 1869. His friends and the friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend without further notice. NaTuUsivs.—On Tuesday, September 14, Oscar ALBrecut, infant son of Oscar A. and Frances A. Nathusius. O’Coxxor.—On Monday, September 13, Mrs. MARY O'CONNOR, ‘The friends of the family, and those of her sen, Edward O'Connor, are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 513 West Twenty- ninth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely. REED.—On Monday, September 18, after a short illness, Lewis B. REED, aged 60 years. The fricads and rolatives are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, from his late residence, 60 West Forty-seventh street. ScuOLEY.—At Rochester, on Friday, September 10, ELIzabeTu G., wife of Join B. Scholey. WOLFE.—At Staten island, on Tuesday evening, September 14, of congestion of the lungs, UpoLPuo Wo re, Esq., Of this city, in the 50th year of his age. Notice of the funeral hereafter. ZEITER.—On Tuesday morning, September 14, WILLIAM ZEITER, aged 31 years and 8 months, The friends and relatives of the family are re- imvited to attend the funeral, from his Tnoon, spectfull, late residence, 246 avenue A, on Thureday afte: @t one o’clock, without further notice. OAT LOST--ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 5, FROM THE FOOT of Spring street, N. R,—Double scull 18 foot Boat, ainted blue and white stripes outside and flesh color inside. 19 Hinder wiil be berally rewarded by leaving it with Mr. JAMES MORIARTY, foot of Spring street, N. K., pier J? THE PARTY WHO TOOK THE SPRING OVERCOAT from the 6:10 P. M. train to Rahway, J., on Saturday, will return the same to J. H. FREEMAN, at seiigman, May & Isaacs’, Broadway, they will be liberally rewarded, OST—SUNDAY NIGHT, IN LEAVING FORDHAM ‘aveuye cars, neat theif stopping piace, Harlem Bridge, QMohair Lace Shawl. Finder well rewarded at 187 East Twel!th strget, OSTA SMALL SATCHEL, [4 monnaie and about 845, and a pair of Gold Syeziagses. The tnder will be liberally rewarded on returning the same fo Mrs. A. BRIDGE, 41 Fifth avenue, orto W. A. HAY- WARD, 208 Broadway. OST—ON SUNDAY MORNING, IN GREENE, NEAR Prince street, a valuable Coach Dog; answers to the name of Cresar, A liberal reward will be paid by returning bim to F. ROUSSEAU, 160 Greene street, GTOLEN IN EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY. filth street, a white faced sorrel Mare, 15 bands hi ‘White hind legs'and white spot on back, caused by the and an open coal box Wagon, with red running gear, will be paid for the recovery of horse and wacons NO ques tions asked. DANIEL COFFAEY, 17) Greene street, Se ——=, ENCLOSING A PORTE- Qe REWARD-FOR THE RETURN OF A YELLOW 2) Setter Dog, # months old, to No. 64 Madison avenue; sirayed away ou morning of Mtb inal, “Answers to the bate raul 10 BEWARD.Losr, MONDAY NIGHT, IN THE neighborhood of broadway and Twenty-fourth streets a young Dog, light yellow Scotch terrier. “Return to JOHN, No, 2 Cedar streot, from 10 to 6 o'clack. 1 0 REWARD.—D0G Lost, ON TUESDAY, 17H INST, & young, dark spotted slut carriage Dog. Above re: ward paid if returned to TRUESDELL’S stables, Forty -third street and Broadwi 50 sess REWARD.—8TOLEN IN THE HOUSE OF Ry Storms, on Palisade avenue, Hudson Clty, on the ‘August, = gold hunting case Watch, No, 14,702. ‘The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the wateb 0 or for the arrest of the thie! 5, STORMS & BON, Paterson, N. J. $100 RENARD, WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN ‘ of « Diamond Cluster Ring, one small stone out, lout fn early part of Inst week; valtied asthe ceased parent. Return to 166 sift of @ de- have been lost on way from Catskill, ast Thirty-fourth o i. May EWARD.—TO WHOEVER TOOR MY room in the Fifth Avenue of the money fbr the return of the bal- jong, and no questions asked. Room No, 803, AGENCY, 72 HIPPLE, TUR! ntile community aa to succerafal cases, fand experience. Caution OLD BUT- ROADWAY (LATE ER & OO. refer to facilities, —We have no branches ii LARGE STOCK MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, with Grates complete, Mantels shinped ; no risk to pur: sere. Monuments, Headstones, &c., cpeveted tg order, Al Prices low. WATH. a _Be9 Weat Eighteenth street, between Eighth and Ninth avs, ABBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Marble Mantels, rich and elegant designs. T. B, i dade CO,, 605 Sixth avenue, ‘between Th irty-fifth and ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MONO- a ments, &c.—The largeat“stock of the latest designs on ban ready to ahiip OF to put up at a few hours’ notice, A. KLABER, Nos, 134 and 185 East 18th street, neat 8d ay. head Semmes ARBLE MANTELS, FROM #10 UP.—THE LATEST designs at the lowest prices manufactured in the high- emt style Of art, at MOGHAYNE'S, 163 Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn. MAS MANTELS, HEADSTONES, &0,—NEW AND elegant de oid at cost prices to reduce stock pra- vious to ‘remov! 5. KLABLWS manufactory, 68 Firat = = — ‘COAL AND woop. ‘ 0 ened } ders by post promptly filled. HOMAS THEDFORD. Twenty-neventh street and Ninth avenue, qxtieeteeranties a] EXPRESSES, =F. & 0, BURNUAM'S FURNITUR F z BURN: 'URE AND BAGGAGE 4 Express, 115 Weat Eleventh street, near Hiath avenue.— furniture moved in city or country; furniture, pianos ‘shipped, stored, LEHIGH AND TION A FORAIEEED neous (FRONT); GOOD LOCA’ for business, ROOM TO LET—TO ALES location, A FASHIONABLE DRESS. i g038 being the back room im store N OFFICB TO LET—IN NO, Bag as nXt STREET, oat tene Pont Ofllee. Apply to ©, V. COLLINS & 00., No. roadway. ~T0 LET—THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE $79 + Bowery, corner Fifth street; suitable for boarders or business purposes; 17 rooms. J. 0. BAILEY, 906 Fifth street, near Bowery. A TEY,MORE STANDS 70 RENT_IN THE MARKET det Second and on Thirty-fourth ween Third ave- nues, for butel veretables; rent low to good partion SOHN “4 Third avenue, near Thirty: A DESIRABLE STORE 10 LET_IN RIGHTH BTREET, near Broadway, suitable for book store, pianoforte or furoiture wareroom or any first closs business. Apply to E. G. LOCKE, Ml Eighth street, Steck’s Building. PERFECT GEM OF A LARGE FIRST CLASS STORE, A Ulin Frene ase front, just Aniahed, to let, together with the whole House, in complete and elegant order; as and water on every floor and in every each floor and ‘store containing separate meters and water 4 location the very best for business purposes, 867 gb ‘avenue, west corner of pply to A. BALT! ih avenue, ROADWAY STORE.—A SPLENDID CORNER STORE, ‘near Seventeenth street; rent on a long lease; a fine store for druggist, jeweller or A. BEEBE & SON, 68 Cedar atreet, ROADWAY OFFICE OR DESK ROOM, OPPOSITE Maiden ii one nee Nabe and pleasant; terms low. Apply (0 SIEGEL, BACH ., 171 Broadway, OR RENT-SECOND FLOOR 14 CORTLANDT street. ‘The opening of Church street makes this one of the best business localities in the city. Call on premises, ‘ALL TO LET.—THE LARGE METROPOLITAN HALL ea Lreopod sp! emf tena alg and is wag let for poll. eal meetings, parties, conce orany other purpose, Inauire at $6 Sixth avenue, In tho One Dollar Sore. LOFT 20 LET—t0xi0, WITH OR WITHOUE STEAM wer, in new five story building 85 and 8? Wooster se Apply toG, & W, LYALL, atree! OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS FOR BUSINESS PUR. poses to let—From $160 to early. Eircrance 62 Bowery and 167 Canal street. Apply at PAINE’S Business College, 63 Bowery, corner Canal street, FFICES TO LET—IN THE BUILDING CORNER OF Broadway end Barclay street, opposite the new Post RTSON, 229 Broadway, room ofiice, Inquire of J. M. RO! reheed seen QPFICE 70. LET—a? 68 PINE STREET; RENT LOW. (PFRICES 10 LET.—THE ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE Company being about to remove to new offices at 805 Broaieey corner of Eleventh street, offer to let their present Olfices at 291 Broadway, coruer of ,Reade street, Apply on the premises. QAM POWER.—TO © Floor rooms, Brook! JTEAM POWER.—A FIVE STORY BUILDING, 44 BY 90, yrith 75 horse power, to let entire, or by floors. light on all sides; or forsale. Inquire of E. G, ROBINSON & CO., 160 Weat' Twenty-sevanth strect, QTEAM, POWER, WITH SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED Floors, 26230, 25260 and 25x105, in Nos. 9, 11 and 18 Baz- tor street ; best power, finest rooms and lowest insurance in the ety, ‘Apply to the ENGINEER. Grose 978 HUDSON STREET, WITH BASEMENT AND ae peeve of four Rooms; rent low. Address 287 Hud- aon street GroRe. IN SIXTH AVENUE—SPLENDID LOCATION; SD immediate possession; with basement if required; low rent. Four story House, near Broadway ; improvements com- plete. Apply to OWNER, 88 West Fourth street. TORES, LOFTS, OFFICES AND HOUSES TO LET, furnished and’ unfurnished, allover the clty. Alsd Houses for sale, N. 0. BISHOP, 243 Broadway, opposite City Hall Park, TORE TO LET-SUITARLE FOR THE LIQUOR, storage or other business, Apply at 83 New street, room LET OR LEASE, THREE 150x45, with from 1 to 75 horse power ; also smaller ply to, H. W. GREENE, ii Fiymouih street, 10 LET—AT LOW RENT, FLOORS AND ROOMS, BUIT- shia for offices or any light business, Apply on pre- jowery. TORE, 15X00; 204 HESTER STREET, NEAR ‘oadway; old shocmaker’s atand, and good for other 7822 per month ‘out Room and Bedroom, 10 per month. 10 LEASE OR LET—THE STORE NO. 88 CARMINE street, 20x40; iain perfect order; suitable for avy bual- ness. Inquire at 205 Varick street. (PHREE NICE STORES ON WATER FRONT, CORNER A of Delancey and East streets. Also Vacant Lots to rent, by WM. D. ANDREWS & BRO., 414 Water atreet, 7 NASSAU 8TREET.—TO LET, TWO ROOMS ON J) first floor; two Oilices, third floor; also three light Rooms, back builain, t room 15, third fl Bi Dusine: gas, & NG HOUSES TO Furnished. SPECIALITY.—FURNISHED BROWN STONE Houses to let, in destrabio localities for boarding or pri- Fate purposes, with tinmediate porsossion. WAKD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner Seventeenth at, A. DESCRIPTIVE (PRINTED LIST, GIVING LOCA. Mions and rents of furniahed Housed to let, issued day or mailed, on receipt of stamp, by STANLEY DAY, Broadway: A NUMBER OF WELL FURNISHED HOUSES, IN £00d location, to let at reasonable rates to responsible parties. Examine our list, CHURCH & CO., 907 Broadway. A —HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNISHED HOUSES, IN A. good locations. Call and examine our liste, 8. B. GOODALE, Nos. 7 and 9 Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel, PARTLY FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITH TEN lots of land, on 138th street, between the Boulevard and ludson river, late the residence of Dr. L. Stillwell Ives, de- ceased, tolet. Apply to JOHN E. DEVELIN, Executor, 118 and 115 Broadway. Se A —TO LET, FURNISHED HOUSE NO. %5 WEST . Fifty-fourth street, between Broadway and Eighth av- enue, convenient to Broadway cars, Rent hod ‘per month. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, ae Unfurnished. 10 Ler STOR BASEMENT Ail RAR aa sie ee street, near First avenue, reut $800; also three story on Eleventh avenue ard, basement He corner Hist acres rom 800 ‘Apply to GEORGE W. FANNING, ‘53 Bleecker A HANDSOME | YOUR, STORY BROWN , STONE front House, beau located, inton streets, Brooklyn; sll’! “Age D5 allt perfect order Josue MABON, 1a Broadway. AS UNFURNISHED HOUSR TO LEASE FOR THRER years—A lange { our story high sloop on West Twonty- second street feet witte, with the extension 00d order Reni ‘amily only. Rk ED yal dit Weal Twenty-teind treet. NUMBER OF GOOD HOUSES, IN GOOD LOCA 1h aan renis. Call see them. Apply to JOUN FETTRETCH, 44 Third avenue, near Thiriy-fvvt sk. A FIRST CLASS HIGH STOOP HOUSE, IN PERFECT order, between Fifth Sixth avenues, on Tenth street; to rent chen, with immediate possession. OSCAR SMITH, 83 Filth avenue, corner Fourteenth e ROBERT SOMERVILLE, 37 Nasau streot, FIRST, CLASS LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN atone English basement House on West Twenty third atreet, This house has been recently most elecautly improved and decorated; large dining room and lichen, which can hardly be equalled: plate glass windows: all improvements, Rent $3,000, inoluding five or six larze mirrors, to a private family only.’ JAS, R. EDWARDS, 277 Weat Twenty-third st, N ELEGANT HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE RESI- dence to let, $5x60s101, 18 rooms, all in perfect order; modern improvements, first clasa nelguborhood, &c.; will be Tented anil! May 1 oF loner at $2,800 per year to a responsi. ble tenant only; poseniion immediately, Address at once box 5,525 Post OND STREET.—TO LET OR LEASE, UNFURNISHED House; also furnished House, adjoining; a third Honse; three together, through to Great Jones street; to lenge from May. COLLINS, 88 Pine street. } ARLEM.—TO LET CHEAP, A FINE BRICK HOUSE, | containing 9 rooms and all modern improvements. Tn: ire on the premises, 112th street, fifth house southwest of aveni ANDSOME BROWN STONE HOUSE IN DUNCOMB lace (128th street, Harlem) to let, cheap; rent $0). In- guireat RANDELL & PORTE! "80h Thies ee or 366 roadway. } OUSE TO LET—25 EAST NINTH STREET; NEWLY painted and papered, Inquire at 42 East Fourteenth street, up stairs, 18 hpi TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— Orwould be rented furnished for the winter at u rea- aonable rate; location unexceptionable, Apply to SYPHER & CO., 567 Broadwa; H USE TO RENT—FURNITURE FOR SALE; OWNER wishing to leave the city; house four story brown atone, handsomely furnished; location near Union square. For particulars address PU ROHASER, station D. 0 LET—THE SPLENDID RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Dr. Valentine Mott, No.1 Gramercy place, corner of 'wenty-firat street. es Frame Cottage, between Boulevard and Broadway, either furnished or unfurnished. ‘dic. Frame Cottage adjoining. three story brick Honse, 27 Bond stroet, suit of Rooms, elegantly furnished, in Seventh avenue, near Fourteenth, street; adapted to dentist, physician, &c. All with immes lon. Oflles J. A. VAN BUSMKUK, 67 Kast Tenth strect, corner of Fourth avenue, pe LET—THE FO! House, 429 West ments; good order. R STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT fineteenth street; all modern fmprove- 206 Fifth atreet, near Bowery. (PO LBT—THE CONVENIENT 2HREE STORY HOUSE 89 Barrow street, in good order, including modern im- provements, ‘Inquire on the premises from 9012 A. M. 10 LET—BROOKLYN, 108, 110 RYERSON STKEET, genteel Dwellings, modern conveniences; alto Lower of @ nice house; Upper Part of another, Appl at 106, JOHN B. ERD. U hig LET OR LEASE—FOR $1,700 PER ANNUM, OR ‘would sell for $16,000 1f sold immediately, a nice private Part Dwelling, genteelly located all Improvements: 13 Foo 3 ainted a Inquire se es R {Ail through, “Inquire “on the premises, s = TPO LET OR LBASR—A FIRST CLASS HIGH sTOuP House, with all improvements; suitable for private fam- Filuavenutand Univoralty plnse: Apply for keys at lsat aventga jor keys a 113 East Thirteenth street.” wre ba EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD+ BO Far chro unfurnthed Noome (Bot wad cold for hor 1g. Also two furnished with or out Board. Private famiiy. No children. Q(\F WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—A PARLOR AND. 305 Bedroom to hyn with the use etic suitable for housekeeping oF erate, DG] BROADWAY.-10 LET, FURNISHED | om. . unfurnished itooms, very ‘cheap, by the 3 ccitaoan Searnuated ocmntes cites ad rewired toes fot first class op he Grand BETH, let, corner of Broad an am let now for the winter. (RANGE, 8; J--FURNISRED, taining eight month; location unexce) moter house south of railroad, ch station, Orange, OME FIRST CLASS MODERN HOUSES 10 tnisr! 80 mlnutes from citys New deaghtony BT. oF winter’ 80 minutes from citys TSO TTAB a8 Fine street. HOUSE TO LET, CON- tely furniahet; 980 Hareiso1 —TO LET, ON NORTH \d unfurnished Houses 185 Breadway, under TATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY. shore Staten Island. furnished ferly to PHELPS, FALLON & jome Insurance Co, ITATEN ISLAND SPE hton.—To rent piyoPHELPS, FALLON insurance Company. IN FRANKLIN, NEW JERSEY, LTY,-HAMILTON PARM, bric! sk Villas, delchtfuily lo- to ferry.” Ay i ‘under inoue — pane He it and calli alae Ba a ith 6 Tooms, caller. arn a deabiehas “PEGROOT, 142 Fulton street, * 0 LET—A FINE COTTAGE AND STABLE, SOR THE winter or longer. The cottage, well furniatied, contains Srooms, with r tationary t and cold wi heater and water closst, ‘The stable and hennery :comy and | fine, ‘Tho grounds, aboiit an acre, tastefully laid out with | jawn, ahrubbery, eversroen tre FY, tableyurden, IC is considered one of the net res\denees the vicinity, situated on the Flashing Rafiroad, fi Jamon alip'aod Thirty-fourth street ferries; trains Zearly commmntation, $45. The owner'a family, canainting of ro adults and one chil, would prafen, If agrecabic, to board with the tenant. Apply to GUSTAVUS BAYLIS, No 9 Murray street, wheres puotograph can be seen. danas DSA ERS EA PO LET—MANSION HOUSE, YONKERS, N. ¥.; BEAU. tifully located ; eight minutes’ walk to dopol and ateame boat landing; house 60 feet square, four stories nigh; come taining 60 rooms; fue stable, carriage house, ieehouse, gate den, &o, For further particulars address’ Dis WI KELLINGER, box 1,6/4 New York Post office, P SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS WISH TO OBTAIN A Suit of unfurnished Kooms, without bo: i in & | elect neighborhood; reierences exebal ah aap Tne toeatny termn ke, WILLIAM E. BPENGLIy Noe | eck GENTEEL AMERICAN FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS | | | ‘wish a Second Story of four or ive Spamns, Un Enis for housekeeping, between Thirty.A¢th and Tenth streote, respectable family, aide, in a good neighborhood and family, Ade diem ARMIUR WILSON: Herald oflice, GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN, A. ‘aged eleven and nine, wishes part of an unfurniab jouse until May next, Address box 4,231 A Post office, é PRIVATE FAMILY CAN HAVE THEIR HOU! taken care of and board with feaseman and wife for . Font, Address BEST REFEREN' oflice, for three days, A WEURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, SITUATED Bie -—hyeca Fourth ond Seventh avenuge and. Fourleesi and Forty-fifth atreets, for responsibie FLOCK & GAFFERTY, } Thirty-acvond atfeot. cinta NICELY FURNISNED HOUSE WANTED—IN CEN. +A tral location, for small family of adults; will pay the aly solute worth in advan HARDR, 953 Broadway, up atalrs. bate nth Riitabanne Bal bce ROBT. G. K Crea D TO RENT, DOWN TOWN, 2 I Nighted, “A 1E8, Herald 280 Broadway, corn ‘moderate sized Cellar, with fiues and wel th full particulars, ‘box 4,815 Post office. } QURNISHED HOUSE, IN A GOOD LOCATION, Y aranted, by a responsble party. Address, witi fal tloulars, 8. Y., box 6,04 Post oflice. Eso . ———=» EB YEARS, A LARGE FOUR Went Twenty-sccond street, modern improvements, fur- ry ‘and in good order. Rent $2,500. JAMES R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. MPO RENTITHREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House $14 East Forty-fret street ; 1,100. Apply on pre- mises, HE SMALLEST HOVSE IN NEW YORK—1HE cheapest; neatly furntahed ; first class location ; $150 per month, for small {qmily or bachelor housekeeping, Call at 101 West Forty-second ‘street, from 8to 10 A. M. and 3 to 5 (PO LEASE-FOR TH high atoop Hoi enue. It FOCUSES WANTED FOR GOOD TENANTS, BY KING &'CO,, 185 Fifti avenue. FFICE WANTED—BY A PHYSICIAM, BETWEEN Seventecath and Tiirleth streets and Fourth and Elxt avenues; private residence _prefe Addvers, terms, with or without board, Dr. L. B., Astor House. ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, A } wt of a House, consisting of about six rooms; the | lower part preferred, with all modern improverneuts; be ing good nelzhvorhood, above ‘Thirty-fourti at onorwest of Sixth avenug, Address TENANT, 806 4 ‘Thirty-weventh street, “ ee ANTED—TO FIND A BMALL CHRISTIAN FAMILY ‘of refinement who will take, on suitable arcango- ments, a furnished House in Brooklyn of desirable style ‘and locality and Board a clerzymag end bis wile now. occu. ing it. Apply for address to PORTER & HAZARD, 68 ‘ulton street, Brooklyn. a use: & ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 1 PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN A FIRS’ house, having more room than they desire, and who hiling ty let a Suit of Rooms for Lousekesping tos gentleman and wife without children, mag near of a hay 9 ‘ost oflice, ‘Terms must be modera‘é. a sible party by addressing O. L., box T47 AMITY STREET.-BEDROOMS ON York. UPPER Kk. floor for tlemen from $8 to #6 woek. Also Rome for light housekeeping Tor gentleman'aad Wile: rests reasonable, FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN THEY ‘want will let their Second Floor, thi 3 water. Gall after § P.M. at 84 Perry street, on oe and SUPERIOR SUIT OF SIX ROOM! elegant brown stone dwelling, 785 near Forty-ninth strect. Owner on premises, PART OF THE HOUSE 45 WEST TW: SL (TH A street to let, to a smail family of aaults, avsepeie IN NEW AND enth avenue, Immediate possession, Apply on the prem: FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—A BOUT TWO blocks from Fifth Avenue Hote ree story high reed mi rent 250 per month till May 1, or $2,600 till May 1, not rent for boarders; it is not large ough JAS. R. EDWARDS, 977 West Twentiy-thra street. FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSK OR FAMILY Hotel, centrally located, and now doing a Rood Dusiness, n io let, furnished or unfurnished, to a responsible party. Aj py EG LOCKE, 141 Elghth street, St Banaieg FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-ON ELEVENTH street, near Sixth avenue. ory and attic high stoop, expensively furnished and in fine order. Rent 4, seaaion Qctober J, Seen from 10 Wl 1 thie JAMES R, EDWARDS, 977 West Tw FURNISHED HOUSB TO RANT-ON TWENTY- second street; 4 stor page basement, thoroughly farnishod and in perfect order, Rent $260 per month, JAMES R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street, FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT. ON WEST THIRTY- 4 story brown stone English bi ent; in elegant condition, having been eompletely refit ainted, decorated, &c,, and very handsomely fur- nished is one of the cleanest and most destrably found shit Bounoe ‘that will be offered this season tor the price, €800 per month. JAMES R. EDWARDS, 277 Weat Twenty-third street, ‘HOROUGHLY WELL FURNISHED HOUSE IN Mnton piace to rent, at $860 per month ; the house and furniture in excellent order and repair. Also an unfurnished four story House in same street, near Fifth avenue, tgs verannum, OSCAR SMITH 83 Fifth av., corner 14th st, ROBERT SOMERVILLE, 87 Nassau street, AX ELEGANILY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE, near Twenty-third street and two doors from Madison avenue, to let to @ first class small private family who will Pay #1200 and board owner. This is a splendid chance to ive In'an excellent neighborhood at moderate expenditure, ROBT. G. RICHARDS, 968 Broad Fouts TO LET- FURNISHED, BY KING & CO., 18f Fifth avenue. 0, 629 UEXINGTON AVENUE.—FOUR STORY BROWN sione front Honse, between Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth sirects, handsomely furnished throughout; house first class 1 fitted with every convenience. Rent angum, ‘Avply to BH, LUDLOW ECO, No ne urea PO, LETIN WILLIAMSBURG, A THREE STORY high stoop brick House, handsomely furnished ; very desirable; all the modern Improvements; five minutes’ ferries. Ap- ik from Roosevelt, and Houston street fe Diy at66 Fourth treet, Williameburg. , A FIRST CLASS FOUR BTORY way. On a i nee two blocks f1 Unio 1d Sti rown stone non an snot squares and Historical building; $8xb6; 101 108 feet; 49 1th ty leg its the peat al within eaey Ww ce = ris and Nene car routes to all patie of the ohy, kd: D. M., box 616 Post office, T°, LET A NEATLY, FURNISHED DROWN sTONR ment House, ington an Park ‘venues, near and ‘orty-second street. Rent below moderate to a small family. Address B. 8. T., Herald office, (PO LET_FURNISHED, CHEAP, OR THE LEASE AND ‘urniture for sale of a very snug House of nine rooma; ry convenience. 863 West Twenty-sisth near Ninth Ue. T° BETO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE ON Murray Hill to a careful, Ag ald tenant; location Gasurpasees, Apply at bverett Library, 72 West Thirty ourth street 0 LET—A FURNISHED FOUR STORY BROWN STONE front House In West Twenty-third street, near ixth ave- one. Inquire at 128 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, 10. RENT—FURNISHED, A FOUR ATORY HIGH stoop brown atone House, Weak Fifty.sixth streets good heighborhood; elegantly furnished. Apply to H. A. READ, 96 Liberty street. 125 PER MONTH FOR TWO HANDSOMELY FUR. «) nished Parlors, two ents and alx Bedrooms, with all conveniences tor housekeeping; 00 objections to have boarders, 154 Weat Houston street, near Macdougal, Unturnished. A DESCRIPTIVE PRINTED LIST, tions and rents of Unfurnished Hou FLMouNy oF mailed on receipt of ata AY, 926 Urondway, A ~TO LET, A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN ros GIVING LOCA. yen to let, Issued ) by STANLEY tone House, recent) in. order, in Wert riy-eighth street. 8, Liat tae od way, between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth THREE STORY bd A a 4 Lt ed HOUSE TO Also, Nb. anh two stone a ToMUND Pry sna Biath avenue, corner Phiri ¢9e9u0 mae, THIRD FLOOR TO LET—FIVE ROOMS; HOUSE dat, Bugrags Suehtorboog at lea pee terse fourth street. age duat paatnd gD preter al FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET--EN SUITE peed a th, &e. ; iss Ficoe ry ble aya nue (new No. yt r= Of and Twonty-aixth streets. WENO at ey NTIRE SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF F Tatdnomely pee bated oS ore oar either singly or in suits; siso single uw gentlems igo ROOM,WORTH ABOUT $25 PER MONTH, ‘with gas, fireplacc and use of bath, for a genteel young widow; desirable tenant. Address 8. Y. L., Herald ollice, PURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—IN. HAMILTON street, sooond door from P ultoy , Brooklyn. FYANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH. out board, to gentlemen only best references re- Wired and given. Apply to ERN! It DELANIESSCE, at Imonico's street, Beaver ART_OF A BROWN STONE AND BRICK HOUSE 10 let—Furnished with everything for housekeeping. Call at 218 West Fifty-third street, near ight avenue; rent $900 a year. EVERAL FINE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GAS and baths, in the private house 115 Second street, 10 LET—APARTMENTS OF FOUR ROOMS EACH, with water and washtubs on frst, second, third and fourth floors of houses in East Thirty-ninth street, between First and Second avenues; rents, $18, @17, ‘Apply at ofice 825 East Thirty-ninth street. PO LET 1Wo EUITS OF THREE AND FOUR ROOMR, eeparately or together, furnished or unfurnish furnt- ture can be pure! id. Inquire at 137 East Twenty-nintl street, between Lexington and Third avenues. TO LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH A PRI- vate family, at No. 8 Perry street, Ashland place. 0 LET—PART OF A HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, Ce ede? of two parlors, kitchen and two fooms on third floor. Apply at 606 Geventh avenue, near Forty- streat. second Ay LET—A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT PARLQR, with chandeliers, in a fret class rate house. Rent Inquire in Real Estate office, 407 Bixth street, ‘0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL- dren, Third Floor honse 200 Waverey lace, contatning five rooms, gas and water; neighborho rat class. TP, LETOVER DEAN'S RESTAURANT, | TENTH street, first door west of Broadway, three nicely fur- nished Roma, 0. LET—PARTIALLY FURNISHED, FOR HOUSE- X kteping, tho largest part of a genteel House, ocenpied by iy lady Apply at 780 Greenwich street, between Porry and TPO LET-IN A BROWN, STONE HOUSE, A SECOND Floor, fye rooms; all improvements; Tait $205 alno a ‘Third Floor, five rooms; all improvements; rent @28, Inquire on the premises, 212 East Fortioth street, ANTED-A SMALL HIGH STOOP WELL FUR nished House, ina good location in New York oits Bent must be moderate, Address stating terms box 4, ‘ost offlve, ‘WARTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, for a single gentleman, near Twenty-irat ‘and Bixth avenue, Address i Herald | ‘ANTED-TWO FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED im from Twel(th to Thirty-fourth street, Sixth and Third avenues, Rent must be reasonable. Addreag O'ROURKE, No. 289 East Thirtieth street. "ANTED—APARTMENTS OF SIX ROOMS, IN genteel house, between First and Twentieth street | Second and Sixth avenues. Rent not to exceed 940 peg \ month, Address E., box 498 Post office, { ‘ANTED—BY THREE ADULTS OF THE pear | Yened eealty, Fart ore House, furnished or uh nished. References exchang ddress, stating torms, W. P., 988 East Thirty-third street. . WANTED BY A FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS, A of Rooms, furnished or partially furnished, for keeping | mtuation must be and Sixth avenues and Eighth and Fortieth streets. A: with particulars and lowest terms, HOUSEKEEPER, i offlce. References oxchanged. — —— Ware OR FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED, for hght housskenping, Cos two adnite and two chile dren. State terms. Address M. P. J., Herald ollice, ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO or three furnished Rooms for Pousskeeping. 1 not ‘oilice, —— ween oF ticar to exceed $40 per month. Address M., Heral: panies Revert ernst inne usnnns Ween aan SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, IN first class location, between Twenticth and atrects; rent must be moderate, Address M. M., Hera — Raa ina ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF FIVE adults, Lower Part of House, fromgtiond te Twente ireas Mra, 0. sixth street, Third to Sixth avenue, JAMES, Hatlem Post ollice, stating terms and number of ‘ ‘ANTED IN HARLEM-A ROOM AND BEDROOM, ‘unfurnished, in genteel house, for one person, ieme ‘must be reasonable. at of reference. Ad W. FI RETCH, 148 Kast Fifty-ninth street. tah nS RSE Nr ‘ANTED IN HARLEM.—A 8MALL FAMILY WISHES to hire 8 Cottage or part of a House in Haricm, handy to steamboat landing at bridge moderate, and possession on or before October 1, 1569; necess . Address D, W. M., Herald office, state TANTED _ IMMEDIATELY—FOR RESPONSIBLE tenants, several furnished and unfurnished Houses, 8 central location. BELLAMY & STRATTON, No. 534 Pine ‘street. ‘WASTED,70 RENT—A HOUSE ON THR LINE OF ‘one of the New Jeraey rallroads, not more than one hour’ ride from New York, that ean be sb arranged aq to Commodate two joung married couples. Address BOONGp MY, Herald oitice, NTED TO RENT FOR TWO YEARS—A LARGR Wind haodsoms furnished House, ia Fink avenuer Ade dress box 2,922 Post oilice. RENT--A FURNISHED SECOND FLOO! Werte rocthe with the use of theitchent must e bet tween Bixth and Eighth avenues and Twentieth and fourth streets. Address G., 247 West Twenty-cighth street. TANTED TO RENT—A SMALL HOUSE, FURNIGHED ‘of unfurnished, wiihin one hour of City'Hall. Address BOBHINS, bor 739 Fost ofles, with price, which most L@ low, and full particulars, ow, FURNITURE. tse ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, IN brocatel, hag 8400, for ; one do., cort for all 5 two Sults, in green’rey to 9900, and all the corn nse fo lots to sult, at L + etght cornplete. Furniture of «four 18 West street, Sixth avenue, ‘Twenty-seventh GREAT CHANCE FOR FURNITORE DEALE! Hatuon avenuertwil be axehanged for hist clase oar vare. SAMES FET 404 Third a GANTLEMAN DECLINING BOUSRERDPING ye ai of bis Household Farnitare at half o1 Room Suit, covered oor fess ava, ceo Was Heats T° T—LOWER PART (EIGHT ROOMS, $900) OR ‘hole (15 rooms, #1,200) of House 88 Grove street, New York, Apply on premises after 8 A. M. 0 pagent a M8 (J Pipi Ke. entire Secon: ory ol ae jag e' nel of four rooms} closets, water, gus, At. bocomtony PO LET FURNISHED, AN ELEGANT LARGE FRONT hall Bedroom; rent 4 per woek. No. 6 Jones street, three doors from Fourth, Cail all this week. (0 LET—A FLOOR, NICELY FURNISHED, SUITABLE TT rethonsevecping! terme moderates Ich? Broudwav. (T° BET IDESIRABLE PART OF A PRIVATE HOUS rurnished ily of ad ath, Ao; good cation; near Sixth avenue, “148 Wonk Roath street. To Lay Dercdagab ea dy Io iknras story Rooms, separately or er 5 Apply alas ‘West Thi teenth reste 10 RENT.-A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, te gentlemen only; also one large Hoom, handsomely furnished ; house attendance first class; fon Fifth avenue and Delmonico’s, Address box 4,46 By 10" SECOND k Parlor. FIRST CLASS FLOORS OF 7 AND 8 ROOMS, fea ane amr taent "glee mont, “opty four’ _rente from lo 5 JOHN igtron, we ird avenue, near T! irty-Arat st, Chamber, Dining Room Furnt between Fifth and Sixth avenues, CARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING.—HOUSE> keepers supplied with the Pay hi, KELERY, & OG. corner twenty. TAR areet oad bith avcsuer Wo womnection with any cihee ARPETS, FURNITURE AND O} ‘HS TO SUID hasere at O'FARRELL GREENE'S, 900 Bighth argue, corner Twentieth street. eekly or monthly payments taken. hi EGRAAF & COCHRANE, Furntt D sear Dates extending through to Nos. 6 restry stront. Parlor, Dintng Room and Chamber Furniture o1 every de yn, Mattresses, Spring Beds, 4c. ""Walual Parlor Sets, seveit places, covered fn wool reps, 960 and upwards. \ber Sets, eleven pieces and marble tops, @68 {JURNITURE SELLING OUT.—a Lane? STOCK OP © : ) ~' Cabinet Furntiure, dy fin'she pn ge Qelore: French eatin brocate vet topes alan ‘renc! fo ‘e] feist ten ean ey that ‘arlor lal rered with M1 dy satin Drocatel, 17 2rgi a aut ax do, on + reper pace Ch ta tare cheap for cash; warrantens adit purcheslug elsewhere. [6 Bleecker near way, F PRIVATE HOUBR TO LET—CON- UT Mittng Of hve rooms, an Arrarionn fasiy of duh only; owner's family, consisting of three, oecnpy the lower park ‘Mb Hevry wireoy OR BALE—AT A SAORI GANT PA: F Tor Bul, of ebony and bier ne AMaufactured by 4 Wer &Stymens, 4.0, DAILNT, 006 Fifth aprost, gear Rowers,