The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1870, Page 9

-RusL ESTATE MATTERS, NNR nee A few day since James W.. Gilles of wus city, purchased /4plendid tract of lana iy" four miles from the Hboken ferry, in Huge ~* County, No, known astle Hudson Cour‘ Agricultural Fair Grounds, cuprising 700 -vfes in all and including tn its Secaucus race track, with the hotel, grand sta/, stadtes and outbaildings. Tne assocta- uon fornfly owning this property was formed seve- ral y ice by W. W. Shippen, Denning Duer, J. D. H. ¥ Nostrand and other prominent gentle- men, g! bas held regular falrs and race meetings every2ar. The track, around which many pleas- ant memories are entwined, has often wit- ness fine and close contests between the high bred chaptons Of our beat racing and trotting stock, and noyowing to the desire of the assoctation to settle up u irs, it was resolved to offer the land and build- ir for sale, and Mr. Gillies, who has been for some ye @ very large operator in real estate in New Jer- Wecame the purchaser. Nearly as large as our foo Fata my 1s one of the largest ota oe ground fer pure , 80 near New York, fy any one pur- tha Masts for its northern boundary the Hack- snsack Plank Road and the Hackensack river ites on the west of it. The Erie Railroad passes through it, also the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail- ‘road, and the Midland Railway skirts 1t on the north. Mr, Gillies can congratulate himself on having a Ae valuable property, and its yn owing to 1 proximity to New York, will ly increase future. This property, which 1s capapie of great im- provement, has been placed under proper manage- ment and will ie improved w its utmost extent at once. The hotel, which on @ beautiful eminence, overlooking the whole country, Newark bay, &c., will be remoaciled and renovated; an eighty foot wide grand drive, extend- ing from the hotel to the Erle Railway, will bemade, and lined with shade ree ‘on both sides. The track will algo be made into a grand park. The water tront on the Hackensack river is most excellent, and the depth of water at this point is forty feet; so that docks can be Seale ate. and freight ‘shipped direst to New York. It is surprising that the ditferent railroads centring on tls property should have allowed it to ve sold, as its ‘er ne as a site for depois, orse and cattle markets, would be great. ince the purchase was talked ot nearly all the ad- joining pro} has been sold to different parties. q ii valle ¢ ot this property at present is estimated at ny a million. Suburban property, in large parcels, seems to be pela) souRtt lor investment, wale city property re- mains William H. Raynor reports the sale of three Lota on Ninety-seventh and Ninety-eighth streets, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, for $7,000; one lot north ide 132d street, between Sixth and’ Seveuth ave- ques, 37x100, for $4,000; seventy lots in Roseville, Jetween Newark and Kast Orange, tor $18,500. Mr. Jolin McLane sold recently at private sale to &. Thomas S. Mitchell six lots ruuning through fm the avenue St. Nicholas to the Grand Drive, tion 150th and 151s: streets, each lot 25xJ00, for be following are particulars of yesterday's auc- lea -— NW YORK PROPERTY—DY BELLAMY in i. 11s Madison av, 16.734 {ts of lst sty 80% x100, geo00 | 8 3om-s 102d st 319 Le of at ar, each, 25:10. and lot No 17 Mortor S.bxiral.-. 180 aeseee "pica pig al a De “MELICK, BRO. a plcwall st, 495 ft 8 of Miton av, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, New York City. 18.9 fte of Batavia st, 28,4x69.8x13.8x ‘Charest, 9 Bi code se ++ «86,500 corner, 49.9x100, oul 20,000 Bin eun, 130 evo 36 ay see) 20th 61 8, 200 ft w of Fifty ‘25x: 2bth a 6, 62 fh of lat a, 50x98,9312 aaih at 6 it's ot 2d av, 36x09) Hiouse ‘aa t.217 ft of 2d uv, 20x96. ie 7) 5 er e van sate ees and igi Piao eof dda ix 14,720.11 nie p2125x2.4x24, house ahd lots be fd 4th ay, n'w-co LEASES RECORDED $d avi Or i. e is corner, 5 years, Lied year. ears, per year... 9th a ateemenl i» GrandNo 79, 5 years, per Eig ss at Kings eensy BROOKL Gold 4 dchasdn ety w corner: I3bxlOys son sts, nw corner, 125x1 Herkist, ss, tes ft e of Utica av, wuxit HLErRIat 385 fe of Utica ay, 20:18 ct 100 ft w ot Lewis av, 225x100. ortBuy ae 5,180 ft n of Herbert at, 50x00: toe aie w of ‘Throop av, 35x100, <t Nou foceet 2 ft Ba fte of Brooklyn and Coney Island ro} e+ 6th se corner, 97.10x! ‘Oth'D 8, 140 ft w of Sth ay, sx aoaees 182.4 ft n of Atlant v4 ft _n of yromry. , Be 0u0 ike, 8 w 8, beats ft se of Dean at, | 10, house and lot, 4,000 n ‘A 7 if 600 tods av, Ww iene ape) of heirs of J’M Post, frecratiees 635 € corner Steamboat Dock, 34 share, 76x25x80x25, WESTFIELD, m road from Amboy ferry to Henry Coles’ store, 3 MARINERS HARHOR. shore road, w s, adjoiniog Joun J Van Pet's IONE). s2s044 Elm and Pacific sts, n corner, 30x100. ‘Waydell at, ¢ 8, East Riv CALDWELI. Andrew Lind to Max Shaver, 34 CIPAER OPERATIONS DURING THE REBELLION. A Good Suggestion to Congress. {From the Washington Chronicle, June 4.) It is not generally known, but during the war the cipher operators connected with the United States military telegraph under Generals Stager and Eckert, were at all army headquarters.. Their duties were confidential and very important, inasmuch as all military movements ordered by General Grant were transmitted through them. ‘rhey were in possession of mtended army and navy expeditions, some. times weeks before commenced, and, had they not been patriotic and trujy loyal, could have defeated our armies and delayed our final triumph. These quiet, unassuming gentlemen ‘were very poorly paid, and freqneutly not well pro- vided for. However, they did not complain of their hardships, but worked on faithfully until the rev lion was crushed. ‘The operators were not commis- sioned, nor even borne on the army rolls, and having no discharges from the service, will not be remem- vered by the country and their valuable services acknowledged like officers and soldiers as they should be. We think, even at tnis late day,it would be well for Congress to pass an appropriate resolu- tion complimenting the army cipher operators, and thus place them before the country in a proper light, 80 that their names may be held in grateful remem- brance for having by their loyalty and faithful ser- vices contributed to the success of our armies, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. East Side. FINE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, on East py -Bixth itteeh lurray Hill, for sale at a reasonable figure. M. A.J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Gedar st. A HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN STON tee stoop Uae ry on East Forty-sixth street, for Jet furnished, . J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar nireot.” A INVESTMENTS IN STORES AND DWELLINGS and, accessible Central Park cast and west side Lots ints. at the lowest mark STE VERSON ESON, 1 ACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE-50X200 FEET. with buildings thereon, pronting on Columbia and Sherif atreets. Apply to JOHN KEYS & BROTHER, 57 and 59 Go- Jumbia street, New York. Fe SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LITPLE FOUR STORY high stoop Mansard roof brown stone, House and Lot, Fifty rth street, in (netsh order ; ail improve- tates terms easy. Inquire on the premises. {OR SALE—TWO BRICK HOUSES, TWO AND THREE story; 12 rooms each; modern improvements; Opposite Btriker's garden, near id tae street; 87,600 and 15,500, MOULTON & CO. jecond st., corner Broadway. \ POR SA SALE—THRRE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK x75; house in perfect order; very cheap. Taguire at the house, yaa Stanton street, from 7 141112 A. M, } ARLEM.—FOR SALE OR TO LET, CHEAP, 1230 Street, between Third and Fourth avennies, a splendid two story high stoop basement and cellar frame Cottage ; all improvementa. COTTOM & LINSOOTT, corner 118th street and Third avenue. New CHAMBERS STREET.—FOR SALE CHEAP, AN extra large corner Piot, suitable for banking and fhsur- ‘nce or lawyers’ otlices, and in the vicinity of new Post otice, w Court House, &c. ‘Apply to E. H. Li ENT & CO., No. 3 Pines atrect.— AYING INVESTMENT.—TWO THREE STORY HIGH stoop, well built B full lots; below ‘Thirtieth reet and Lexington avenue; $16,000; must be sold; asy terms. Owner is represented from'l to 6 P.M. FROEHLICH & CO., 860 Bowery. WO FULL LOTS ON 102D STRE BELVEBN FIRST ‘avenue and avenue A; good title; price MONAGHAN, Paiuter, 203 Hast Forty-third ‘siroet. rates, by V. K, Ed West sides FINE, LOT ON LiSPENARD STREET, % FEET Wide, for sale, on easy te Ad. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street. OR SALE—THE MOUSE 42 CHARLTON STREET, 98 xiBx100; splendidly freseoed throughout; the appoint. ont gf the bent material and Anish; must bo en to be ap- reciated: rine 2,(00; terms to 8 ie e Oa G. Ee KING, B87 Hustanm strat NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET. OR SALE—THE ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone Dwelling No. 54 West, Forty-c! “y n Fifth and Sixth avenues; price 8 ay ry o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M. Apply oa tho AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, A LARG) make Dwelling House ot it roman, moder pro ments, er lots and situated on one of the best streets; & fine view; oF willbe let on favorable terms, . MILLS, 121 Nassau street. OR SALE_ON WEST TWENTY-SROOND STREBE. four story high stoop brown stone Lay Hy ful matte ee, ae m Ei a io yO TAS. ie ED WANDS. aT? West Ewenty-third street OR SALE OR 70 LET THE FIRGT CLASS ERIVATE Dwallag No, ab Weak Fiffourh tree: terme VerY Feasonable, “Apply from 10 to 4 Wralook on the promis OR SALE OR TO © LET—THE THREE RY BUILD. ing No, et Govemth avenue, 30 by 10 ee tra building Faery re any busiuedes Taqutre in tore 4 Brondway. OBSESSION JUNE 10.--FOR Lig a A FIRST CLASS 817 Weat Fi street, Apply Peiioue trated et DELL, Sb ifthd be 666 Eighth av, LOT! VENTH AVENUE BOULENARD, we oi compra 3 itl 00, avenue, on eng h al as close to Cent ‘al a bargain. Address J. atta ioe ‘No brokers. Miscellaneous. FIRST CLASS HOUSES, IN THE MOST sey coeebbepe ‘sale cheap to cash buyers; also of roperty. nA. de Tynohe and 74 Cedar street. F°%, SALE—ON THE MILITARY PARADE GROUND, East aon York, four full lots of GROUND. Inquire of the owner, P. D. FARRELL, —SEVER. a binges ELL, 97 Spring street, Now York. A HOME POR SALE—IN BROOKLYN; location; one block from Bedford avenue; threo story high stoop brick house; all mprovements; In per- fect order; will be soid at a bargain; Furuiture for sale. -In- quire at 671 Broadway, in the jewelry store, A GREAT BARGAIN,- NOT MUCH MONEY WANTED, for a new first class brown stone House, not far from Prospect Park. Apply, in Warren street, fourth house east of Carlton avenue, Brooklyn. prbicipte Sa POR SALE DOCK PROPERTY, ABOUT 11 FULL LOTS, at low prise terms easy; Kent avenue, foot of us street, Brooklyn, E. D, Hoe torn PROPERTY ~~ a, yrs CITY FOR SALE RBH ET I | under a atate of good bout sixty acres of meadow and woollaud, uated on and tmoutly surrounded by Bliunacock bay’ advantages for faiung,, gunning and seaweed: bay privileges. the premises e are yoou house, two bauns and other ordinary farm bulidivgs. ‘armis near a ratlroad depot and isa desirable place umimer residence or @ practical farmer. Title For turther information inquire of the under- premises borin ieee) Soe? county, N. ¥. DERICK i uta K. OR BALE AT HALF Wirt yes FINE PLAGE 0 oF Two acres, 244 miles from Grand street ferry; good bittld= dns | plenty fruit; wear rail i easy terms, 132 Hudson sins noout ity acres gutivation, ap rity a table F°, BALF—ON LONG TIME, OR TO EXCHANGE, ove of the tinest farms in Virginia, 1,143 acres, with @ never failing water power; railroad’ 14g miles distant; soil rich and Productive ; water and climate i} OR SALE—AT HOLBRO' ride on Long Island Railr pare Marten t B25 Lo #80 per 5 801 Cyr for farm. Baer julso fine Villaye Lots from 20 to $50; alto Nic Pr var Store for sale or rent. Cail on the owner thls day. I will go on hing v4 morning and show the property. eaeta nh A Ada Oa NOMS O Oy ) acre unim- MoCOTTER, 142 Fulton atreet OF SALE OR TO LET FOR THE SUMMER— House 26x28 feet, 255 stories; seven rooms; lot iadss feet, all new aod handsomely located at ee station, on larlem Ratlroad; forty miles from New York. D, M. BARRETT, Medtord station, pas (ron et COLD SPRING, IN THE HIGHLANDS Hudson, with fine river and mountain view, & nwa 8. R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. FOE, SAbE OR TO LkT—A HOUSE, £0. AT RIDGE. field, on Northern Railroad of, New Jersey! terms casy. ‘Address's, E. DE GROOT, Ridgefield, Bergen county, N. J. OR SALE OR TO LET—A COTTAGE, WITH ONE ‘able, situated near the water, at Orienta, Mamaroneck station, N. Y., on line of New York and New Haven Railroad; one hour from New York city; piss, cia rant $60); partially furnished if desired, XECUTOR, 87 Worth street, rear oflice, FOE, SALE OR To ETAT LONG BRANCH, A venutiflly situated furnished Oot atablen and outvulldin to WILLIAM KENNELL, ait ie A a. MORFIS, Pavilion ‘101 OF to the owner, Mr. H. OOM, on the’ pre =} cottage north from ae, Story an ent brick House No, 191 President opposite Carrol Fark, Brookivn; a firat class location 1n ovety rem Apply to LOGG, No. 8 Broad- way, New Yorks or nd place, Brooklyn. nh tT adeg WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES- i ae B mons Houses; one furnished “amecensts wae Uke ra SALE OR ay LET, FURNISHED—THE SMALL “For, ot Eyed phat SRK Et HOUSE, Ro the of Jersey City, at a great bar- we. ‘By SHROPE, 181 Broadwa room No, 2. PROPERTY our. Or. THE CIty FOR SALE OR TO RENT. LL WANTING FARMS.—9,000 ACRES, ¢ mild climate; #4 miles south of Philadel 4825 per acre; alxo improved Farms. 1! m more rapidly than moat any other piace in housands are setting Address C.K, jan T beled tenet PARK, N. J.-HANDSOME NEW French roof Cottages to let or for sale. Terms to sult. Apply to owner, THOS, R. AGNEW, 260 Greenwich street, corner Murray, New York. BEAUTIFUL, RESIDENCE, WITH LAWN, GARDEN and ering fruit trees, bey near Noroton on the New near Stamford, Conn, will be Fented for the summer at a Very reasonxble price. “Apply to M, iE. MEAD, Darien depot, © SWISS COTTAGE—THREE MILES, FROM STAM- ford, five minutes’ walk from Noroton depot; fine shade iand fruit; 17 acres; furniture, stock and in ts all er; 10,000. Apply at 28 Rast Twonty-bret street. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE— One of the most desirable extant, 90 miles from Now Fork; acres of frult of every description; unexceptionably healthy. ADDY to W. P, BEBRS, No. 7 Park pl baggy COTTAGE TO Lame’ ROUKAWAY, 10 rooms, ee beg erst en feehouse, filled: LANDES, YVine- A FURNISHED. HOUSE TO LEY, WITH BARN, AT Forest Grove, 20 minutes from 1 Yor orty-second, strest Harlem Railroad; ‘no lawn, "that, high groand, fine view 1 rome am DEGHAAF, Mowery & National M Bank. FURNISHED yt baie ha, bing ad acres fine lawn, plenty of shade; month. adie WALLACE VAl it Plaiuseld F: Post oftice? RICE FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET—WITA IM- mediate ‘Washington, corner Ci Tarrytown, within ten’ minuves* (alk of the depot; Will rent for thres months or longer, at » reasonable rent, Apply ou the premises or to & EMBERSON, ait Bight a Eid Sl Si CAL ae ah FULLY ae eeeD jouse, coach hor e its, ihade, Leeto let; w100 to Mays. leas’ for the! summer.” 399 |S Pearl street. ‘A Q00D FARM OF 61 ACRES FOR SALE CHEAP— Taney good buildings; only $2,800; terms, Biis00' cash; SEO. 0. WALKER, East Stroudsburg, Pa. A FINE SUBU leer [poet AT AUCTION THIS Broad way, by A: J. BLEECKER, Son & Gd. Thin minutes fro m city near cars SMALL FARM FOR SALE—NEAR PATERSON; nine acres, emall House, Wagon, fc, all In good order; well at the door; shaded with aie i venient to Franklin Lake) there le» yeerly ‘Yield of fait of about $800; 0 n of the land seeded to clover ; it ts said to be one o of the healthiest 9 ppote.en he country. Price $2,500. |S. R, EDWARDS, 277 Weet Twenty-third street, A NICE, COSEY Shp lg THE HUDSON FOR SALE or to let; fine fruit, &c. ; in good repair. Apply 67 Broad- way, Toom 20; BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED RESIDENCE, FOR winter, mer; seven acres; outbuildings; plenty of fruit and al seven minutes from Mount Vernon de- Bot: very low price. JOHN H. GRAY, owner, 78 Codar street. A NEW COTTAGE AND AN ACRE OF GROUND, ONE mule from depot mt Ridgewood, N. J., 21 miles from New York on Erie Railway. Phe house is’ pleasantly » ated, hear two churches and within three minutes" walk of cellent school. Inquire of WM. BOCKER, 187 Broadway, oF of the owner, E. F, RYERSON, Ridgewood, N, J. GOOD TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with eight bets and ceilar, lot 75x146 feet, on Ridge- Wood avenue, Ridgewood, N. J.; has stream of water cross. Ang tot, and siaewa ka to ihe depot; price $5,000; elght trains y each way; annual commutation, $7 on, $71. FARM OF € ACRES, IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, forsale, or in exchange for elty, property of merchan: ise; a bargain, M.A. J. LYNCH, 72 a1 lar atreet, HANDSOME RESIDENCE, WITH 42 CITY LOTS, tastefully Jaid ont, on high ground, in Morrisania, within ‘a few minutes’ ride of the clty, for sale, on easy;terms, or to let to a responsible PE full uf furnished. ICH, 73 and 74 Cedar street, LMOST ANY OFFER FROM A SMALL, RESPONSIBLE family will be taken for an elegant Country Seat, fur- nished, 14 hour from city, fur year or summer; a careful tenant’ more the object than rent. Apply at 817 Broadway, up stairs, or 486 West Twenty-second street, COTTAGE HOME.—ALL WANTING HOMES NEAR New York, more quickly reached trom the lower part of the city than Thirtteth street, should examine Houses and Lots in Elizabethport, N. J., sold on principle of small ments in lieu of rent; new and ready for cocupation. 5 est Second’ street, near Broadway, Elizabethport, ‘ork. TTENTION, GROCERS.-A NEW STORE AND Dwreling for gale, on very easy. terme in & good neigh: borhood for trade. Apply to E.R. KELLOGG, Second street, Elizabethport, N. J., or No. 3 Broadway, New York. (QUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET—JAMAICA, L. 1., ONE J hour from New York, near all the depots; horse cara ass the door every twenty minutes for Brooklyn; 18 ores; ail kinds of fruit; good house, 16 rooms, outbatidings rent only $800 per annum to a good tenant. Address Til. R, Herald ollce: DERAWARE DELAWARE HE HOME OF THE PEACH, THE FRUIT GARDEN OF FAMERICA, COOL SUMMER RESIDENCE, FROM THE OCEAN. ELEGANT peda SEAT, SPL END MANSION IT FARM FOR SA\ ee 54 acres Rear treet, 7 berries, L acre Wileon’s seedling strawberries, currants and gooseberries; upwards of 35, Plants and vines, all of, the, mus, just in and coming in YOu! NG PEACHES. PE, aici oue RIPE WhERRIAS, YOUNG NULACKBERRIES, RASPBENRIES, Le CURRANTS, To BE SEES Now Tits ON THE TREES, P. ANTS OND. ANNES. Early vegetables, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, &c., can now beeen on the farm, two weeks enrlier than th New Jersey. Seven hours by rail from New York. Three steam. ers now bring the fruit daily to this city. Buildings = new v Restate in perfect order; elegaat and flower garden different kinds of roses; of pond tor bathings splendid ‘climate; healt! mated receipts from fruit ‘above guid village of 4.000 people; very beat 0 York people. will 0 E Pfiadeite fond un apers beat peed young sud vigor’ wealth and profits, Esti- Pout, Near depot society, mostly New price making {tthe best bar- price 121.000, one-third cash, the in axchiange for rented pro- R Onk; reancnt for selling, the owner is heavily engaged in California mining. ‘Title perfect. For full Segre call on the owner at Revere House, G06 Broadway, New Yorks, where photographs of the ula ings can be seen. In mire f ‘or A. B. SON, owner. No real estate agents need apply. Wili deal only ih principals, Immediate possession if required. OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE POT- ter’s Clay Claims inthe State of New Jersey, situated nee Sonth ‘iinboy. For particulars inquire of oe BROTHERS, comer Spencer and Willams streets, Le Bul Idings. OR SALE 42,300 WEST NEW BRIGHTON, NEAT new two sto ottago and six Lots, leanantly | 54 s DARRIN, 50 Broad streee {OR SALE—DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR GENTLE. man of moderate means; 8 rooms, 3g acre land; fruit, mhrabbery abundant; north slore Statei Triand ; price 83,000, part cash. DARRIN 45 Broad atrect. F° SALE—CHEAP HOME, NORTH SIDE STATEN Tstand; cottage, barn. 1i acres, Bnely | located: itweaty manures Craw ferry ; $1,200; worth 2,500; D, 00 Hyoad wireet, FOR SALE OR TO RENT, What is acknowledged to be the handsomest Cottntry Seat, it Tegard to natural beauty and location, in America, Situated on the old York road and aounty line, Chelton Hilt, sdjoining Cay Line station, N. P. &, B., 20 minutes ndetp prising 8 ‘06 acres highiy mproved lau ae ered with beautiful Kk olm, chestrut and other décidu- Ye Meets also handsome tawa, carefully planted. wit ith beau ul groued evergreens, diveraifed stream, of water woods ani roling grounds I in perfect order. "The man sion is conspicuously placed on « commanding natural te with a fine foreground of park surface below. It is a some, substantially built, pointed sone residence, with Mansard roof, containing 27 rooms, besides 8 bathrooms, but- ler pantry, nurseries, storerooms, closets, 4c. ; is finished throughout with hard woods, oiled: plate’ glass in. all wis in ma; 18 also dows; imported mantels and pen undry,, provision vault, with wi ory gas works attached. Also handsome stab! ~ Bb hee wr st horses and cattle, gardener's cottage, por wat ‘ail necessary outbuildings. ‘There is also a variety of fruit, berries, vegetable garden, hot bedi everything to make it a oy DOBBINS, Ledger Building. URNISHED COTTAGE TO LET—A FURNISHED COT- on the Hudson, with 14 rooms, beautiful river view, tolet for July and August; only three-quarters of an hout from the city; five minutes’ walk from depot. Rent $160 per month, Address L. H., box 119 station D. URNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LEASE— ana’ privilege of purchase, 19 miles from New York, on ma allroad; paying lend! rand livery busi- souk Ee GRAY, 78 Cedar street, URNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.—TO LET, FOUR desirable modern Houses, near St, Mark's and Pavilion hotels, New srightou, 8. 1, “May be bad cheap, W. A. COLLINS, 38'Pine tr URNISHED HOUSE—-AT NEW ROCHELLE, 11 rooms; ae location ; water view; seven minutes from depot; B60 for the season. Address JOS. LAMBAN, on the premises, ANDSOME FURNISHED COTTAGE AT MINEOLA, L. ries hour from New pean cece low; season or ne fruit, HE D & bory, tiaat Fourteenta eos LJQU0R DEALERS.—ON THE BRICK BLOCK AT THE ‘ordham railroad depot, and near St. John’s Catholic College, House and ‘Store, to a mall family; rent 825, per mont! i has been established io the Uquor, trade for three years. "App! Poplar this (cars leave Twent; Ut atrectal 10a. M.) ‘or at Coddingvon's book: store, 866 Bowery. P!08 OF VALUABLE LOTS, AT TARRYTOWN, ON the Hudson, near depot, to exchange for merchandise oF a good business. TRAVER & ESLEN, 68 Liberty treet, UICKBILVER MINE FOR SALE.—A SMALL INVEST- ent wil scoure a valuable Wining Froperty that only uires capital to be productive. Address P. 1,180, San Francisco, California, PMsewWoOD, N. J.-21 MILES utes) from New York, on Erie frequent trains, Annual commutation #71. (gneve ISLAND,—DESIRABLE MODERN HOUSE, tania on Castleton greenhouse, half ncre, for, anle Heigl eight minutes from forty for. peat th, view and sur- soma unsurpassed, COLLINS, 38 Pine street, GEVERAL HANDSOME COUNTRY SEATS, BOTH FUR. nished and unfurnished, in Westchester county and New Jersey, to let, for the season or longer. M.A J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street, HE RUTHERFURD PARK ASSOCIATION WILL SELL their few remainin; pecan bis Bites in ioe Aatysg Valley, 40 minutes from New mnable pri J. FISHER SATTERTHWAITE, "Agents ‘io Pine street, TPO GET A LARGE HOUSE, PLEASANTLY SITUATED tna vhinge § miles trom New York ; containg 1¢ rooms; only 20 minutes by rail from the seaside and surf, and suita- ble for a boarding house; will belet cheap. Apply at al Fark row, room No. 6. LET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, AT NEW Brighton, $.1..a very desirable modern 'ullt House, beautifully located ; five minutes from ferry. H, TRACY ARNOLD & 187 Broadway. 10 LET—AT GLEN COVE, A HOUSE, NEARLY NEW, having nine rooms, with barn and two acres of Iand? ook Inquire of WEEKS & WALLIS, Nos. 8 and 10 ine street. 1 HOUR AND 10 MIN- Miroad. Fine cars und 10 LET—AT LOWER RAVENSWOOD, L. L, A RESI- dence, with stable and two acres ot on the Liver, between the residences of Monsrs. H nd Bodine, For particulars inquire of H. MERRITT, 68 Third avenue. 0 LET OR FOR SALE—FOUR FURNISHED HOUSES at Ialtp, Long Island, near Pavilion Hotel, Rent #3u0 to PORTER, No. 9 Pine street. 10 LET LOW AT FOREST GROVE, MORRISAINA— ‘New House and Barn, 13 rooms ; two minutes from horse cars and eight from steam depot. HP, DEGRAAF, Bowery National Bank. i lind LET OR FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE situated at Union Landing, Jersey shore, 15: miles from New York by steamboat morning and evening and grounds; fresh and salt water bathing, adapted for 2 summer price 180,00). 700. + large house acres; ding house, oF Hs rent low; OW ERS, 208 Broadway, Tress OR TO SELL-—APPLY TO MARSH, PLAIN- field, NV. J.—Nice House, 1 rooms; plenty of shade and fruit; rent g450. 0 LET OR LEASE—THE LARGE AND WELL FUR- nished Mansion, including 50 acres of highly cultivated lawn, gardens, orchard and woodland, with numerous wall and carriage drives; situated near Hunt's Point, ten miles fromthe City Hall.’ The outbuildings consiat of extensive carriage house and stibles, barns, greenhouses, gardeners! and gate cot shouse, éte., all in complete order and supplied with every convenience for the residence and home: stead of a gentleman of taste and leisure or for one doing business in tho city.” The place is directly on the new South ern Boulevard, and {a accessible at all hours by cars and steamboat or by drive through Central Park. To a good ten- ant it will be 1 or leased for two years, at alow rents durie the absence of the owner abroad.” Applications to box 1,470 New York Post ole, 10 LEASE—FOR FIVE YEARS, A FINE LARGE re furnished Residence, ineluding horse, carriages, cow, poultry, &e.; fine shade, 28 acres of land; beauti- fully Piaated. on high ground, near New Haven Rallroad; 200 per year. PARKER, 60 Cortlandt street, Lite smunudle AMUSEMENTS. ; rrit AVENUE THEATRE, OD Bole Lerseo and Mana: Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY lanayer.. Heffaenip fourin eivest cus dust from tosatenn 7 TO-MGIE and every evening unt further motic pepenes ed an oriyinal and pow jerful jody of the buman pase ons, ia four jacts and four tableaux, based upon the bril- : fleut, Pacislan mensation by ViGroRnEN JSARDOU, and a ANDE, with clogant new. Se iy by ROBERTS, eee cane usie by STOLVEL and ao extraor- ~ {din Fernand Miss Agnes Ethel Gountass iss Fanny Morant ae Davenport Gergett Mrs. Glibert PERNANDE. [att Seinachia. Mme, de Brienae Peachbioom, Otbraltar. Therese. . Marquis Anure. Philip Pomeroi. Tue Commander. braces: Roque The Baron Players, Wetding Gur ‘ACT THE SAVIOR HAND. ACT H-FERNANDE'S NEW NAME, AQT Ill—\ CORSICAN ROMANCE, #1 Senta secured 12 @ otitied that tickets purchased of SIDE- — the ut is WALK 8) MROULATORS for this theatre will be STOPPED AY THE DOOR. FIRST FERNANDE MATINEE Baggeuay ONE O'CLOCK. ALLACK" WW Froneteto and Manager. .. Mr. LESTER WALLACK Doors open at 74 P.M. to ‘commence at8 o'clock. UMMER SEASON. PP mse ame for a limited period of the popujas auth or and MR, oun PROUOHAM. te ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE. awarded by CROWDED HOUBES to bis new drama of great domestic interest, founded upon Robinson's popular story of “Anne Judge," and enuitied the D LiG or THE SIGNAL OF DANGER, which will be presented RY EVENING unlll furtuer notice, WEDNESDAY — AT 16 P.M, Original Music, New Beanery, ‘New Appointments and New Mec hanical by mera Characters by John Bro: hay Mr. C. W, pene Charles Fisher, Mr: J; Hi. Stodda joseph Leonard, Mr. J. Peck, Misa Lizzie Price, Misg ante e Deland, Miss Emil Mrs, Carrie Jam! Mrs. Os SUNOPSIS" O OF RCENERY | ri INCIDENTS: it act’ SECOND. SUSPICION. enon 1 | sgpamhgaeaanaied THE DANG ACT FOURTH —MADNESS. act FIFTH—RETRIBUTION. SornR—Room ccUing on the Blackwater. Maynard Wakes up from a Long “ep: Wattage, WEDNESDAY MATINE! MR. JOHN in bis successful Cire HE RED LIGHT. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND FAIR FOR THE benelit of the Association for Befriending Children will oe held at their Roviee. Bie ae nee street, to-day Thursday), from 10 A. M. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of A large and constantly wooD ¢| OTS, om fresh and original designe, on hand at TROPOLITAN JOB. PRINTING OFFICE WN sirect, x Old Herald pee M ISCELLANEOUS._ BEOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE courts of different States; legal everywhere ; desertion , dc, auflclent cause, Mo publicly. Advice free. Ounsclior at Lave, 960 Broadway, DP ® WHITTLESEY'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.—“It FAR exceeds any remedy for dyspepsia. heartburn and head: ache which has come to m1 T speak from personal knowledge, as I have used J fy my family with the best re- sults.” “ SAMUEL HOOPER, Druggist 71 Third avenue, MBOSSED GLASS, DONE ON PLATE OR DOUBLE 1) thick glass, one-third lower than regular trade prices. Mew executed at short notice by the AMERICAN ORNA- a GLASS COMPANY, 518 and 62) West Twenty-sec- leer! OUT—THE NEW tom cify HAT, FOR CAR- riage and summer resort #6 East Ninth street, between Broadway and Fourth PETIGNY-MEURISSE, ‘OW READY.—“MATCH CABLE;” A SUPERIOR mateb, in the novel form of a cable or coil, which lights epeatediy sind in all weathers ; put up exprosaly for market use; devoid of taste or smell. ‘Sena for cireular or enclose 30 cenis for sample. W. H. ROGERS, Patentee and Proprietor, 21 Cortlandt street. EE THE THREE DOLLAR TWELVE-FOOT PATENT ‘Swing, in operation at L. P. TIBBAL/S, 478 Broadway. yaaa, 0. W. READ & CO. Manufacturers and dealers ta Veneers and Fancy Wood, Hungarian Ash, French Black Walnut, Amboine, Tuya and Tulip Wood, Black Walnut and Aah Burl, see lahogany, Rosewood, Maple, Satinwood, &c., ac. ‘Veneers cut to order and size. '2 Centre street, LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sal a great bargain cash. | Magnit, Zent Double Parlor Sule, richly carved and gilded, covered Satin brogatel, itest style, mado to order for 8650, will be fold for $275; one do, single Suit, 8175; two walnut striped a Suits for oe do., Se rosewood Chamber Set, cost $300, for’ #175; 10° walnut Chamber Sete, ‘and Hair ‘Mattresses, Bedain ings Etageres, Mirrors, Cirtafna, Bookcase, Bronzes, Vases, Clocks Paintings, wal nut Dressing Table, Sidebosrd, &c\, at great bargain; also magnificent rosawood TM octave Planoforte, cost Balh, for Inquire at private residence 12, Kast Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, between University place and avenue. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- Diture, private sale, property family declining house- Keeping; vagerd Drawing Room Bult covered oy; satin Jo. ifth brocatel eat description, for #160; one Wood’ Pianotoriey eslebr macer, 8250; Bole do Rose ‘Cubiacts, Tables, Etagetes, Book Case Catel Lage Curtains, medallion’ velvet Carpets, bronse stat uary; Paintings, eminent arusts; Pler, Mantel Mirrors, Ex- tension Table, Sideboard, Silver Ware, China Ware, Glasa Ware, ‘rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, contained in private residence 67 West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenne. ARPETS, URNITURE AND BEDDING. C ‘Housekeepers Cg Cal age u Payments wey sk; ror inonthly ekly oF . 7 Oe RELI bove Y & CO, Corner Twenty-ffth street and Sixth avenu NARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING, & ces; housekeepers supplied and can vay % th, ones ELL & GREEN'S, 200 Eight tieth street. thot hu RNITURE, &C.. —HOUSFKEEPERS SUP- payment received by the week or month. DEA- LY & CU NING HAM, 386 3d avenue, near 28th street. EGRAAF & COCHRANE, Fufniture EL enTapt tery 486 and 433 Canal and Nos. 8 and 10 Midd street entrance 488 Canal street. Walnut Chamber Sets, consisting of 11 maces, m 63 UPWARD. Walaut Parlor Suits, 7 pieces, of nts re overod in ALL WOOL REPS, $6). Walnut Parlor Suits, aquare back, oi nigh, 7 bigs Walnut Parlor Suit fare back, ot tt ‘A vi me ‘alnut Parlor Suits, square back, oll Ani pier era #165. Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut and Onk Parlor, Library, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c., &c., constantly on hand, All goox guaranteed as represented, avenue, corner DEGRAAF & EOCHRANE, 435 Canal street, between Vi a Huds: REAT BARGAINS FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS in Furniture.—KINGMAN & MURPHY, 93 Bleecker street, New York, one block west of Broadway, second store from corner. (0_RENT—AT NEWCASTLE, JUST NORTH OF SING Sing, a very delightful and prone eos ous Pr Riapace ; the house is three stories and contains Ht fay fur: nished; 62 acres of land, divided into orehe , gardens, lawns ‘and woodlands; two cottages, barns stable, carrings House, sheds, hennery, fo. The of ‘the most homelike and at ract ive in Westchester county, and very de- sirable as a gentleman's residence. It is situated on very high ground and commands extensive views. ‘The rent, 600,18 Very low, as the owner is going abroad. ‘Address bor igs Sing Sing Post office, or E. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street, New York. 10 RENT OR FOR SALE—AT MOUNT Ab tila! N. Y., a nent Cottage, newly papervd, and painted throlighout jarriage house, fruit and shade trees. Ap: py at 18104 ‘Broadway in the store. 10 RENTLOW, AT ORANGE, N. J., NEAR DEPOT, to a small family, a compli furnished Houae and halt nacre of Land. Apply to TAYLOR & STEARNS, No. 134 Pine street, REAL ESTATE Wi WANTED. gd WANTED, IN THIS CITY OR BROOKLYN, ON cash basis; first payment to be made in good Virginia, farm; balance on mortgaze, OSMON REED, 19% Fulton street, less than ‘ee! ‘on: ‘Thirtieth ‘and k., eg yh ts and Lexington ‘and Sixth ‘ave: nues. Price al . . Oo box 169 ie allcash if desired. Maney J vamp HOUSES, BETWEEN {“cx- Neonih sad Tony Spat etree Second and Fourth att aes a B10 by ae “e pig (en sea & SENFTNER, Wanten TO PURCHASE—A THREE STORY HIGH Ce) brick House; location between Fourteenth and ate cae seus adh immediate porseasion; no agents need (dress, stating full particulars, J. F. i. Herald __ ASTROLOGY, ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL @LATRVOYAN) reveals your whole life, f AM. reveals ayo ‘ole life, from the cradie to the grav: ADAME OLIFFORD, THE GREATEST LIVING M 1) ju it, Ser cal and B Satisfaction Yin 141 Bast Thirtieth atreet. i ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS ¢ voyant, tells ‘the past, present and future; shows | Desa and telis name ot your husband. 159 Forty-tirst si between Broadway and Seveujh avenue, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE Be 'L FARM—TWO RESIDENCES AND STORE; 200 ores Oran 18 mile: county and 6WAcres Dutchess county; wi jore Farms, &o, nit Broadway, room 88, AMUSEMENTS. iain _ AMUSEMENTS. Woo mvaRye Ale bs ad MENAGERIB N o's oa GARDEN, ee arene, pe ri RREPT & PALMER Broa iay i Tis (HUARD AY iy vant TUNE 9 se GEORGE Woop., ooree Manager Po Pind eure KOMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA, ir s10NA2, “Ghearest si success our wots, by Watts fhlapa, Esq. enone, petsing NTIREL| success oF ta P YHE E TREE, ¥ MUN SOLDIEES VOEGTLIN. OF THE SEASON. CARTBALDE GUAR THE REGIMEN MARTINETTI MARTINERTI TROUPS RTA Do aie Forra oss gid riioUP | = AND AN ENTIRE: NEW COMPANY, ~ pitsatlht ee Po IN THELR SKENOBAT ACT Wales thesia be in Southampton Docks — tri, SKENOBAT AND reat of Robert Cum PERFORMANCE LAUGHABLE TRICK PANTOMIME on yet sl — uarrios at Dartmoor—the ty Scene aND | Hor o' MY THUMB, Pm ritiiny Hiyaout eat Fea ar PANTOMINE nor O' MY THUMB, Every aay at 2 P. M. and every M. Hor oF MY THUMB. 4 fgg | -» preceded bj a E HOP Ov ay THEME, farce of the hi of Boao ik Besclsie Camninnk Raine nates MY THUM ___YOUNG WiDow, demoralized. Beene 4. tirand review aut e OPES THEATRE. HE TWENTY.| IRB PERFORMANCE Ks? between the em... wd the V. ERATIO BON Ess noe SOMPANY. pe olfeatine Teneo This Berit Seaplnailon me i appear in the great sen- THE FAIR ONE witit THE BLONDE WIG, embracing all ita famous attractions NE BEVORE WITNESSED IN ONE PLAY andthe PUBLIC 4s unprecedented for fun and atiractiveness. This performance is given at the Maiinecs on Weinesday and Saturday as complete as a tn is its a evening performance, e embracing & new versiol THE DANGES OF ed HEGIMENT, Jonephine... ay. sree Mire. J. AY OATES 514. THEATRE bay a ea a snolent lest theatre in the “Gnited States. AN enm ELY NEW PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. ark the carear of the extraordinary host NOW CONG! ATE! FIRST NIGHT, FIRST NIGHT, FIRST taut, tounime, of the great Trick. Comic and Fairy Pan NK’ ORE B on, que FAIRY'S GIFT. Hunky Doree... great Cl . Charl ut x THE | Gaia T PANTOMIME TROUPE. ses See small bills. ‘See wmall bills. THE GREAT TROUPE TO- NIGHT. Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 8 Box oflice open da: # secured ix pret {n_advance, Gear. OPERA HOUSE, corner twenty-third aed and Eighth avenue. bine gat SI Proprietor. cou} . anager, it 8 PeRWELVE TEM TWELVE TEMPTATIONS, Bouremrn w | {5 (geteaatig bshuy i in relia “sh EVERY EVENING BA RY RDAY MATINEE, EW DANCES NEW SONG, PRISMA' ae SHOWER, 4m addition to the alrendy numberless attractions of this, the MPOrULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY. LUPO, the greatest Premiere Danseuse in America. ‘The beautifal young Premiere Danseuse, Mile. ALBERTINA, in her celebrated SPectal RILENA asdanced by her with unbounded applause upwards of 150 nights in the Unyenceys Ina yes of Europe and America. eats secured ten days in advance at the box office; also at Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway, and Erie peaier tleket ollice, corner ‘Twenty- third atrect « and Broadw: way. RAND OPERA HOUSE, corner of Twenty-third street and Eig! THE bela cepeaerar gh SUCCESS GRAND SACRED CONCERT Of last Sunday, with a general request from the UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADMISSION, justifies ey management in announcing & SECOND CONC! OW SUNDAY EVENING, joe 4B, in which, in addition to the magnificent and MONSTER ORCHESTRA, several eminent and WW 4 will make their first CONDUCTOR. aneees now in its INEE, avenue. DAL ARTISTS ;MAX MARETZEK ‘Admission (i Bente secuved at tie bor offices algo at Schirmen’s, 701 Broadway, and Erie Pailway ticket oflice, corner Twenty- third street and Broadway, M®*- FB. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. This” Even ‘8 LEONA *CAVENDER, in Jobn Brougham’s new local drama, called MINNIL: LUCK, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. TONY PASTOR'S THE. Bensations of the Season, 201 BOWERY, ATRICAL TOUR, sensations, all the rokers, ectetritiens ‘Alt the ‘topics lof ‘The Drunkard's Progress, **the day hit oking roara Greeley and Morrissey, ° eof inte, “trom crowded Fechter and Barney Willa aan team ‘TO-MORROW (Friday), BENEPET OP OW. THOMPSON. TAbIES' ANATOMICAL MUSKUM rou INTENDED. FOR LE Sa Aaa FEMALES S ONLY IN” MU ENDANCE. Embarkation of old trade rele. Family Cireie of speculators on the 5 14, will be refused at the dogr. poorwe SERATES. Wharf at "Pistaouthe THE VOLUNTEERS FOR INDIA, (India, A, D, 1887.)—B8cene 1,—Bhurtpoo 4. THe VOL. OTHE KES, “Tbe rebels are upon us For PERATE CONFLICT olunteers. A brilliant, thrilling & FIELD ‘OF “BATTLE DURING A FIERCE EN- GAGEMENT, UF Oakfield Grange—The Patri A change in th WINS THE ‘ch and the Polecat at their me—An awkward card turns ABLEAU, Box abect open aida Nor GUILTY. MATINUL 9A) SATURDAY, AT JIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN, GRAND SUCCESS GRAND miiTARY PAGEANT THBILLING:1 BATTER DRAMA Not" moviLrY. In the course of the pla GRAND PARADE of the GARIBALDI GUARD, ‘Accompanied by the FIFTH REGIMENT BAND DRUM CORPS. EMBARKATION OF THE VOLUNTEERS and the FIELD OF BATTLE During a DESYERATE ENGAGEMENT, SATURDAY, AT2. OOTH'S THEATRE, LAST NIGHT BUT TWO of Gayler's brilliant American Comedy of TAKING THE hija npg MR. J. H, “udvioxeR PETER POMEROY, Act L-—A Viait and Ita Consequences. Act 2.—The ove. AG{R—the Ball. The Blopoment, The Denouement, , TURSDAY, Jane r we Be produced a romantic drama the ie, be i her a HE HUGUENOT. The author's right ane: bone ieetohnasi: foe kui fromm {ts legal proprietor, cy, Eaq., and the adaptation for this theatre, in five acts, duly ‘registered and co and which .will be presented on TUESDAY NE. after careful and e te preparation. NOTICE. —The public are informed that tickets purchased ewalke ou and after Tuesday, June » June TRA ANNOUNCEMENT. Tn consequence of the necessary preparation incident te THE HUGUENOT ON dae oe Une “4 is th WILL BE. CLOSED "ON MONDAY EVENING the production of for a Dreas and Scenic Rehearsal of the play, which will be Presented with a powerful > tneluding the oalebrated IDOCHE TROUP: RY OWERY THEATRE. .-Mr. WM. B. FRELIGH. THE RAG PICKER, constca® UNOTHERS. OF NEW YORK. To-morrow Afternoon and Evening, TESTIMONIAL BE, TO MISS FANNY HERRING. GJRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL, MUSICAL, FESTIVAL AT oy OT atannat ine COLISEUM, on SATURDAY, June 18, aud Onale oF RTHOVEN CENTENNIAL JUBILEE. Nore ee rt rey ~ Sagem at the Coliseum om at o'clock pune! Se “NiROnGE'S: WEEKS, Conductor. TOTICE.—MEMBERS OF THE OPERATIC CHORUS for the Musical Festival.—A rehearsal will take place at STEINWAY HALL, TO-DAY, at two o'clock, Pleaso be unetaal Pin the advertisement of yesterday by mistake Saturday was named as the day of rehearsal. REMEMBER, THURSDAY is tho day, not Saturday, as published yesterday. C. W. EASTWOOD, Secretary. OTICE. MUSICAL, FESTIVAL. mngers to and from Stamford, Greenwich and Nor- waik waieeee carried to and from during the Musical Festival Week at excursion prices, OTICE.-MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Passengers to and from Albany and Troy will be con- veyed to and from during the Festival Week for ia.'P. HANCOCK, Vice President. DNEUMATIC TUNNEL—UNDER BROADWAY. 220 Broadway, corner Warren, Open 10 to 5. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. THIS EVENING. allea & Pettengill’s Minstrels at Bryant’ ur End Men, t Hit of th Klien & Pettengill's Minstrels at Bryan Great Hit of the Four End M Allen & Pettengil!'s Minstrels at Bryant's. Four End! Men matinee Saturday. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of A large and constantly woop cuts, from fresh and original designs,on hand at the ETHOPOLIEAN, om eae OFFICE, Old Herald’ Bulldlag. PL ANOFORTES A —“BARNES' ” PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR iN + tone, finer in finish and more durable than aby other manufactured, for which they were awarded the prive medal atthe American Institute Fair, 1809, and are offered extreme- jy low tor cash or instalments, Warerooms 137 Eighth street, near Broadway. LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES can be found at the factory and warerooms of JENNYS & SON, 235 East Twenty-first street, between Second and ‘Third avenues. This firm make the ‘finest instruments and the most reasonable offered the public. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FIRST CLASS Fianos; Chickering $100; also Steinway and Krard Upright a bargain, atSTEEDMAN & HOLLYER'S, 56 West Sixteenth street, between if and Sixth avenues, GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Planos, Melodeons and Organ of atx rat class makers, at extremely low prices for eaah du: ring this month, or will’ take from 5 to 25 monthly until aid. ‘The same'to let, and rent money applied if purchased. jew Chickering Pianos are jucluded in this offer. MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 7'q octave Pianoforte, made to order for $800, only seven months in use, will be sold for B275 ; also rich Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture at half cost;’ pro- perty of private family. 12 East Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, between University place and Fiith avenue, GREAT BARGAIN.—ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE carved Pinmo, cont #450, good ax new; price #200; nt 47 University place, corner Eleventh street. oN P. B. CURTISS RICH ROSEWOOD, PIANOFORTE FOR SA Made by Gale & Co., 8100; magnificent 7 octave ro wood overstrung, full iron plate, brillant and powerful tone, ata sacrifice forcash. Cail at’ private residence 118 West ‘Twenty-seventh stroet, near Sixth avenue. B. K. MARTIN. MAGNIFICENT, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR Property family leaving city; made order, city anaker, fully guaranteed; used six months; cost #650, for Parlor Suita, Paintings, Bronzes, Silverware, Curtains, Uirrirs Chamber, Dining Furnitures sacriaee: ST West Fit. teenth street, neat Sixth avenue. LN Ret STEINWAY PIANO, VERY CHEAP, b. The best inno for #5, #75, 100, 8125, $150, 175, $200, 8225, 250, 275, 18000. Sale ‘or rent #4, upwards, ap pane DIDUS" SY Hieceker street ie minty RARE CHANCE.PRIVATE FAMILY, LEAVING the city, will sell their elegant 74 octave rosewood Pianoforte, made to order, cost 700, for $225; in use aix ; also 200 lote of Furniture at half coat.’ Cail at 113 wenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. {XCHANGE, LEASEHOLD MORTGAGE, 88,800, etty pro} ured; also 22 Acres, Clifton, BE for clty proverty; joe and location, Address box ie. Post ofc FEXGHANGE:BROOKLYN STORE AND TENEMENT is Property for other. Froperty oly or eountey, oF good business; principals and no agents, Address A., box 102 Herald oftee, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED NE’ York or Brooklyn property, » Farm containing 17 acre on the Hackensack river, AMES H. 62 Franklin sirect. OR, SALE OR EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE TRACT of Land, 40 acres, in the of Lowa. Apply to P. GAFFNEY, 935 Bowery. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 80 ACRES; House, Barn, Crops, Horses, Wagons, Farming Utensils rood we price + will trade At aed Let GAS i ymsbui proves re same value, AEFNEY, ‘Auctioneer, 216 Bowery. apa A eraREED ‘HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE FOUR +> story House, on Fiftieth street, to exchange for country residence near the city. MADOX, 89 Park row. ” po EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE OR FOR SALE A business, establish connected with the watch and jewelry trade, “Apply at or Address 176 Broadway, room 69, NeNCUe REAL ESTATE eee TO EX- UO Nan Senet of any racht, OF L iechocaa ocay mn AR EI 7 ANTED—#11 In exchan Teal Sahoo cath ah per itn ane i addr & CO. Howard ‘Builaioge, iz bers t for sale or exchange; two-thirds of porehase money main, Address PEKIN, vox 138 Rerald oitice. "DENTISTRY TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LBA! pain with Laugh gas Beautiful seta of continu. on rubbesy ‘gi ai Dr. BODINE'S. (oe Grand EAUTIFUL UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS TO Tent tor country or city; some as low as 84. Organs for 83 per month. Sold on Ingiamente and great bargains given. ‘T. 8. BERRY & CO., 789 Broadway. -7 OCTAVE ROREWOGD” FILO, FAVE ecker Brothers’ manufacture, 33 Union'square ; ue pi00.* Call at 905 Eighth avenue, ‘amily leaving the ty. iy YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP, CALL AT MERRELL'S wareroom, No. 8 Union square; sold on instalments or rented; customers suited; lurge stock; best makers; look before | selecting elsewhere. IFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE MODERN IMPROVED Piano, agratfe, for 8200; Lesage oye oO Pianos for the trade made a speclalty RDMAN, rt on? Pkmity street. AGNIFICENT SEVEN 01 EB ROSEWOOD PIANO, made by Dunham, $150; nbae four round corners, fully guaranteed ; the greatest bargain in Now York MES ¢ GORDON, xth avenue. TANOS.—95 SECOND HAND HIANOS OF VARIOUS ‘makers, comprising Squares, Uprights and, Grands, in ihorongh order. For sale at low prices by CHICKERIN NG & SONS, Il East Fourteenth street, between Bryviway and Fith ne, \HE BEST PLACE FOR BARGAIN a “AND sEC- [ond hana Pranos of superior qi vas. ‘Fise: HER, 421, 23, See Weat Tworh Twn PREG PIANOS TO RENT OUVRIER & SONS’, Manufacturers, 27 Wert Thirteenth street, nth ANTED- A FIRST CLASS SBCOND HAND PIANO cheap for cash, Address W. 8S. BROWN, 10) Broad. way, room 18, for two days, Warten. SUPERIOR UPRicnr PIANO, CHEAP for eas} Pred with particulanm and ‘cheapest cs CASH, Herald er yow ie YOUR, TIME TO BUY FIRST GLASS TABLES N% RIFFITH'S tactory, 40 Veany street ; Bi Goon, Cloths, Cus Tip 201 Bow COMPRIS continue pul on old tabi not humbugged by the cat gut cusblons aad |i Olber wortheas ouALiOUA USICAL FESTIVAL.—PASSENGERS TO AND FROM Portland, Me., will be carried each way at haif-fare. pe REHEARSALS of the MESSIAH ‘and CREATION Will take place at STEINWAY HALL On the following evenings, at § o'clock :—~ une 9, at ¥ o'clock. 1, at B o'clock. AMMANY, ‘FOURTEENTH STREET. MMANY, FOURTEENTH STREET. ‘areat suvotes of thr ‘ings ot) of Fantomiune, at BARTHOLOM| Over 100 Stars appear Gand evening at ol Saturday matinees, Monday next, a new Tri Pantie by MOFFITT, ne CRIB SCENE FROM TOM AND JERRY, in which JAMES MACE AND TOM ALLEN APPEAR, JAMES MACE AND TOM ALLEN APPEAR. Also first appearance of Mr. JERRY COHAN, the Trish Comedian, and Mins LILLIE HALL, Setto-comic Vocaltat, ONDAY NEXT, MACK "AND ALLEN. XT MAGE AND ALLE NEW TRICK PANFOMIE, MONDA NEXT. EVERYTHING Ni MONDAY NEXT EVERYTHING NEW. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWA' ELLY& LEON'S!Reappearance of Mr. JOHN HART, ELIYA LENS) 7 irit Star. LEON’S| Hunting a Prince Down, ELLY LEON'S| Who's fot the Pocketbook ? ELLY& LEON'E|James bird KELLY& LEON’S|She's like a ‘Sunbeam, ELLY& EONS Mysterious Hogshead, KELLY & LEON’S| Charming Henriotta. kK K KE: K K K OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN—LAST WEEK HGrine PRESENT SEASON,—The FAT MEN'S BALL, The CATASTROPHE, Of to Cuba, ac. JOHN MULLIGAR, Hooley’s Minstre!’s, Matinee Saturday, at 24 o'clock. [TOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, TO LET Hear tet glass entertainménts, by the’ night or week, fier Juue Il. For terms apply to hyicakrintia nrc a tenes R. M, HOOLEY.” PECIAL NOTICE. SS At the meeting of the Philharmonic Society, held on ‘Fuenday, the Sist day of May, 167), the following were elected {is oticefs for the ensuing Ye trong, Eaq., Preaident; k. Boehm, Vico Pi D, Schaad, Secretary; 3'G: Belsbelos, Treasurer; J Lela Librarian 0. Bergmants J. Mosenthal, F. Bergner, G. Gipnér, G. Matzka, F. Herwig, Directors; C. Bergmann, Conductor, By ord Secretary. OMI paeatee COMIQTTEN KY DOREE. HUNKY DORE THE oREAT PANTOMIME TROUPE. ay os 618 a3 61s 613 i 8 618 wonderfully eek sts $13 ‘The Beautioa, Wonders and Monstrosities of 604 618 the Human and Animal Creation to be seen at 618 613 one visit. os DSBY OPERA “HOU oe Chicago, Ti. ‘To rent for all first class entertainments. For terms eae TREASURER, Crosby Opera House. ANJO INSTRUCTION, BY GEORGE C, DOBSON, THR Bi freat teacher; elegadt reception parlors, private si nk ied aad apis fitted for the stage or home atmusemel Piurty- third street. 1O THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly ing stock of increasing oop curs, designs, on band at trom fresh and original tthe METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, #7 Nassau street, Old Herald Building, purgetanr LECTURES TO GENTLI Jnteresting, invaluable and scteutific subjects. showin how to live and what we live for, are delivered New York Museum of Al ‘Those unatiowo attend cm receive & eopy by for cents to the Secretary, 618 Broadway. : —— “MUSICAL. QEFORE IST OF SEPTEMHER.AROUT 8 YARDS OF carpet wanted in exchar sugjodeomy OTgAD OF fave russels preferred, ucw or secou- hand. rt. BALL, 481 Broadway. ()RGANIST WANTED.—AN ORGANIST N FOR fe Gulnolle chnsch about a m 2 con tl eity hi eat acter and musical quaiiications must be o| igheat order. Apoty At B4 2d av., between 4 and 7 F. M., ‘on saben Sea Tit MASON. & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS--AC- ‘ Knowledged the best instruments of the class in the world, nuers of tue Paria Exposition medal and seventy-tive whew, vies, in Resonant eases, with Euphone and other improvements, Prices reduced. 50, $75, #1! Bias $17, 4, $22, BW to B10 ench. Second’ han Organs of our own and other makea at low torgut. Warerooms 69) Broadway, New ¥i