The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1871, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 12,711. — DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Srooxp Pacx—Fourth, {th and sisth ASTROLOG ¥—TuIRD PaGE—Sixth column, BILLIARDS Bicony Pack Sixth column. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Skconp PaGE—First column, BOARDERS WANTED—Srconp PAGr—First column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—S£VENTH PaGr—Filth column, BUSINESS OPPORIUNITIES—SB00ND PaGE—Fifth col- ‘umn, BUSINESS NOTICES—FirTu PaGE—Sixth column. CLY REAL ESTATE ¥OR SALE-SEvENTH Pag—Fitth column, CLEKKS "AND SALESMEN—TurKp PAGE-Second and hurd columns. CLOTHING--SEVENTH PAGR— Fourth column, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS--Turnpy PaGE—Third column, COASTWISH STEAMSHIPS—Trep PaGz—Fifth and sixth If 5 COPARTNENSHIPS—Skcon Pacr—Fitth column. COUNTRY BOARD—SECOND PaGz—First and second col- umns,. DENTISTRY—Finst PaGE—Sixth column. DRY GOODS—Finet PAGE -Sixth column, DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—b xs PAGR—Fifth column, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Tiigp PaGr—Fifth column, BURY Ss Seveure VAG) YES AND KARS—Sk: Fourth column. XCURBIONS--SEVEN 3 INANCIAL—Finst PAGE—Fourth column. REWORKS—SKOOND PaGe—Third column, ‘OR SALK —-First PaGE—Sixth column. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TU LET— First PagE—Firth colamn. FURNITURE—SECOND PAGE- Sixth column. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS—Tuinp VaGE—Third col ump, HELP WANTED—MALES—Turrp Paor—Third column. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Tuirp PaGE—Second col- umn. HORSKS, CARRIAGES, &c.—First PaGE—Second and third columns. HOTELS—SEcoND PAGE—First column. Cou 8 ROOMS, &C., WANTED—SgcoND PaGE—Third column. INSTRUCTION—SEVENTH PaGE—Fourth column. JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- GEN REAL ESTATE YOR SALE—SkvENTH PaGEe— Fi(th column. LOAN OFFICES--Srconp PaGE—Third column, LOST AND FOUND—Fixst Pacr—First comp, MACHINERY—Finar Page—sixth column. MARBLE MANTELS—SEVENTU PAGE— MEDICAL—Twiko PaGE—Sixth column, MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Fynst PaGr—Sixth column, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—E1cuta PaGE— Sixth column, MI LLAN 'S—SEVENTH PaGR—Fourth column, MUSICAL—SECOND PaGR—Sixth column, PERSONAL-Finst Pace —First column. PIANOFORTES—SECOND PAGE—Sixth column, POST OFFICE NOTICE—First PAGE—Fourth column. PROPOSALS -Sroonp Pacr—Fourth column, PROPERTY OUL OF THis ClTY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—SEVENTH PAGE—Fifth and sixth columns, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—SEVENTH Paug—Slath column. REAL ESTATE WANTED--SEVENTH PAGE—Sixth col- ‘umr RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Fimst Pacr—Fourth column, KEMOVALS—SEVENTH PaGk—Sixth column, REWARDS—Finst PAGE--First column. BALES AT AUCTION—Tuinb VAGE-Fourth and fith columns, SITUATIONS WANTED-—FEMALES—Tuiep PaGe—First and second columns, SITUATIONS WANIED—MALE: column. uurth column. -Tuirp PAaGE—Second SPECIAL NOTICES—Fiust PaGE—First and second col- ums. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &c.—Finst PaGE—Second column. STRAW GOODS—Firsr PaGr—Second colnmn, SUMMER RESURTS—SEcoND PAGE—Second and third ~~ columns. ee pO EIT THE TRAQES—Tirey Pacr—Third column, THE TUKE--Finst PaGr—Second column, TO Petes BUSINESS PURPOSES-Fimst PacEr— column. TRAVELLERS! GUIDE—Tiup Page—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— 1 PaGr—Fifth and sixth columns, —Finst PAGr—Fourth column, WATOHI » &C,—SEVENTH PAGE—Fourth col- umn. VINES, LIQUORS, &c.—SEVENTH PAGR—Fourth column. YAC BTS, STBAMBOATS, dc. er ~PAGE—Fourth column, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOO" SHOES, TRUNKS and Valises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium, 330 Kowery, corner of Bond stteet, selling 20 per cent below Broadway prices, W. D. BIGELOW. ROBERT IRWIN, A WA WILMINGTON LOTTERY. . EXTRA SUPPLEMENTARY, cLAgs 477—DRAWN AT 12 M., JUNE 9, 1871. 2, 10, 78, 6, 34, 24, 47, 49, "16, 67, 74. 44, & enh a ae go LOTHY 4’ CO., Brokers, 40 Greenwich street. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE EMMA MIN- Company, of San Francisco, ie the owner of the Jegal tite to-the property known as the Emma Ming, located in Cotton Wood district, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, and all persons are hereby notified that all ores and the pro- perty connected therewith belong to it, and are cautioned Against the purchase of the same. J.D. ERY, President Emma Mining Company of San Francisco, WILLiaM WILLI, Secretary, SAN FRANCISCO, June 6, 1871, ‘ORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY. PARTIES interested in the above company and opposed to the ‘ale of the company’s property will please call upon WM. A. GUEST, Chairman, % Wall street, OFEICE, OF BOARD OF EXCISE, 300 MULBERRY street, New York, June, 1871. ‘ ‘CISH NOTICE. Notice 1 hereby given that the penaliies of the law will be promptly enforced against all persons who, after the 15th of June Inst., shall be found selling liquors, wines, ales or beer without a'iicense from this Board, By order of the Board. JOHN H, WILLIAMS, President, JAMES O'NFIL, Chief Cierk, ‘Office nours from 9 A. M. to 4 P, M. daily. FFICE OF THE CKNTRAL COAL COMPANY OF Pennsylvania, New York, June &, 1871.—The annual bra ig Uo ‘the stockholders of this company for the election of five Directors to serve the ensuing year will be held at the office of the company, Trinity building, room 70, on Tuesday, July 11, at 12 o'clock, ‘WM. J. HARLAN, Secretary. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CURA, MAY 80—13,544 drew #100.000, gold. Kentucky, clas 304, Nos. 67, 36, 2 drew 20,000. All ordera promptly attended to and circulars sent dressing BALEY & CO, (old estabilshed ollice), 174 Broadway. Rowak HAVANA LOTTERY.—MAY 30, No. 18.554 DREW 100,000, gold. Full official drawing received by JOSEPH BATE! , 194 Broadway, room No. 4. TAMMERING, — STAMMERING, — STAMMERING, positively and permanently cured by Drs. MANN & COLVIN, 12 Waverley place, late of Astor Houre. No pay until cure effected. Best of references furnished of persons that we have cured in Jersey City, Newark and Paterson, New Jersey, Brooklyn and this city, on application at our office, in person or by letter. WIMMING BATHS—AND LESSONS FOR BOTH sexes in swimming, diving and floating. Swimming Academy, dixth avenue and Thirtieth street, Also Russian, Tarkien, Sulphur, Vapor and Private Baths, 00c,, day and evening. 0 ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OTHERS,—TES lated and Mosaic Tiling, suitable for churches, entrance Halls, vestibules, c., mantiaciured by T. & R.’ BOOTE Stadordshire, England, for which they have been awarded prize medals in-al: the world's faire ever held, and can how be obtained at a much less cost than hitherto charged. Samples and designs to be seen at the oilica of ED- WARD BOOTE, 78 Murray sirect, New York, Marble men supplied, HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW York, 144 and 146 Broadway. New York, June 6, 1871. At the annual election for nine trustees of the class whore terms expire by iimitauon the following persone were waoan |, mously elected for four years:— David Hoadley. 1, Green Pearson, Samuel F. if he William M. Vermilye, chard Patrick. Lénry A. Stnythe. Henry E, Davies. Alexande p53 Rice, George 5. Coe, ‘AL armecting of the trustees of the above company, held June 7, Isl, TS. Winston was unanimously elected Presi- dent of the Company. ins a4. STUART, Secretary. po COLLEGE CLASS OF 1sih_TWEA ry FIFTH anniversary, Tuesday, Juve 27, Members of the clas: will please communicate with Professor R, B, WELCH, at the Colleze. _ BERALD BRANCH OFFICE 1,46 BROADWAY, THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIRST STREET. ADVERMSEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. TILL 61. M. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES, NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND. PERSONAL. MEAN CONTEMPT? LEFT. RE- turn about wth inst, BLL. Vv. BNRY NETLL.—THERE [3 A LETTER FOR YOU AT room No. 2, 25 William street, ANDSOME STRANGER-IF YOU REMEMBER THE name you attached to the first Personal you addressed to me, three months past, answer this by that name and oblige Paulina, who fears some mistake exisis owing to a different aignature bavi used. NFORMATION WANTED-—OF THE WHEREABOUTS of Andre, Charles and Louis: Geraidin, who left Alaace, France, about thirty years ago. Address C. W., Herald office. NFORMATION IS WANTED AS TO THE WHERE- abouis of Miss Rosa McKenna, who came to. the city of New York about forty years ago {rom the parish of Garvagh, ‘county Derry, Ireland. Any one knowing of her present or ant residence in this city, or of her family, will confer a favor on a relative by addressing JOUN DEMPSEY, care of Kichart H. Schooley, Attorney-at-Law, 261 Broadway, N. ¥ NFORMATION WANTED—OF ROSE M'CAFFERY, who landed at Castle Garden on the 7th inst., from the steamship Alexandra, | Any information concerning her whereabonts will be thankfully received by her cousin, ANN COLTON, 110 North Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D. ‘ONIN SOUTHALE.—INFORMATION WANTED FROM or of the above gentleman, who was, in July, 1869, 1n Canandaigna, and was to be in Buffalo end of August. Anx- jous friends will be very grateful for news of him. Address H. S., box 2,575 Post office, New York. NRY-SAME TIME AND PLACE TO-DAY, ith am I paying you fur? T quested to send her address MABGARE PAYN, FORMERLY OF 139 WE Thirty-eecond street, is HYMAN, 92 Chau RS. FANNY BAKCLAY OR MISS ie Adams, formerly of Pendieton, 8. C., will please. wend address to K. K. R., Herald ottice, 8. KEEF.—PLEASE CALL AT 28 PIKE Jesse baw left, -A-VIS TO ME IS FATE, I WORSHIP AND OBEY. Are you not unkind? TILL H. A, RENOUD PLEASE CALL OR SEND His address to East Twenty-lifth street, as bis friend N, 1s very anxious to kee him ? REET. x ars old, an orphan of cultivated parent , Branch Heraid oftice, Brooklyn, yours EVER. come, find you ? LOST AND FOUND. LO: SMALL MEMORANDUM BOOK. THE A; tinder will be liberaliy rewarded by returning it to 8. Y. /HOMMEDTGU, 78 Franklin street, IOUND.—MONEY, NEAR CITY HALL. APPLY AT 46 Park place. OUND—A PACKAGE, WITH DRY GOODS, ON THE corner of Twenty-first street and Sixth avenie, Monday evening. Can be calmed by paying the expense and proving property, at 31 West Forty-ninth street. Ost_—A LARGE DIAMOND SHIRT STUD. SEE RE- ards. OST—11 SHARES ASTORIA AND AUNTER'S POINT 4 Railroad Company's Stock, No. 17; five Shares No. 1! ihve Shares, No. 38; one Share, transfer shopped Public cai oned against negotiating kame, A suitable reward iven to return to 244 Pearl sireet, New York, up stairs ‘O8T—ON THURSDAY MORNING, A SKYE TERRIER; 4. anawers to the name of Punch, ‘The finder will be hib- ‘erally rewarded by returning him to No. 1 East Thiriy-etghth street. _REWARDs. F REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, ON FIFTH 2) avenue, between Twenty-third and Thirty sixth street! a Pocketbook, marked H. H. G., containing money. turning the same to CASWELL & HAZARD, Fifth corner Twenty-four ‘eet, the finder will rece! the reward $ REWARD.—LOST, ONE GOLD (80NK FLY) 2) Sleeve Button. The above reward will be paid for {1 return to 81 Clinton place. D5 Wil BE PAID BY THE OWNER FOR A MISS. ) ing physician's Day Li The finder can now upoa it in no other way, reali: OF WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN OF PIC. Se) tures in valise taken the {th of June from Kighth avenne ovr, Ihe #400 may be kept if pictures are returned, and no questions asked, i J, MANNING, 129 West Twenty-ninth street, D0 REWARD.-Lost) ON THURSDAY NIGHR, Jone 1, W870, a Gold Waten and Chain, No, 430. ‘the finder will rece the above reward by leaving it with H. WEBB, 80 Hudson stree S500 BEVARD.—Lost, A LARGE | DTAMOND T) Snirt Stud, on the night of the Sth inet, ‘Thoman’ Garden or on Broadway street car, No. ¥4 above reward will be patd on returning the diay r, at the Gligey House, and no questions aske nitiee. elty. AL NOTICE gs A SONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD Hite Insurances panies, and who do not desire to gurrender thelr palicios by an absolute sale, ewn borrow the uirrender val eir policies bi st r est Apr tee ¥ appiying at Insurance _A.— OFFICIAL DRAWINGS, > bil A a TH LOTTERIES, PNTUCKY—FXTRA CLASH NO 873—-JUNE 9, 187 ak ag a Si ie hak odd aad a an hua ania’ 1, 66, 63, 44, 22, w, ¥ 23, 66, 4 TUGUY CLASH RO, O1-SUNE Orie’ 2, 65, BL, 16, 49, 3% 43, Bu, 44, 40, 72. SIMMONS & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky. dle CLUTE, Broker, 206 Broadway, Von} ofliee box 4,098, ‘i fon te New Work eity. a. pene PRICE FOUR CENTS. __HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. ‘A, —PBEWSTER, OF TWENTY FIFTH TREET—A, ? near Third avenue, have just completed and placed on exhibition three of the finest ‘Carriages manufactured in New York city, viz.:— pring Victoria. ps ring Mail Phaeton, One superb Millard Vie toria, fod lovers of fine carriages are invited to call and Inspect em, GENTLEMAN'S COMPLETE TURNOUT, warranted sound, kind and gentl » Sleigh, Robes, Bells, « W.'R. WEMPLE, 69 Liberty e A —PONY BASKET PHAETON, WITH AND WITH- « out rumbles; Top and Open Wagons, Rockaw Depot Wagons, & new and second hand; jarness, able for allpurposes, #12 up; Lap Robes, Blankets, Sheets, & tt the cheap stand, 1,399 and 1,401 Broadway, near Forty-firat street, LITTLE & TURNER, N. ELEGAN? EXTENSION TOP VICTORIA OR Cabriolet, for one horse, platform springs; made to order; very light and stylish. Apply at 31 West Fourth street, corner of Greene. BAY HORSE FOR SALE VERY LOW,—JUST IN from ine cont Inquire at CHARLES PLATT'S: Stabie, No. 107 West Thirty-ninth street, FINE, ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND band Top Buggies, own make; also first class Wagons Of every description; very reasonable prices, ISAAC LOCKWOOD, corner 127th street and Third a’ ‘A. XUMBER OF SLIGHTLY SOILED CARRIAGES, shopworn, various styles, will be oifered low, to close Out; every description seasonable Carriages, at lowest popu- lar prices, MANUFACTURERS! UNION, 688 Broadway, STYLISH DARK BAY PATCHEN HORSE, 16 hands; can trot in 8 minutes; periectly sound and easy driver; price #60, Apply to FLEMING, 487 Seventh avenue, AY HORSE, 15 HANDS, 8 YEARS OLD, FREE DRIVER and very hardy, suitable for a physician or any con- stant work; also & Dusenbury & Van’ Duser top Wagon, almost new, and city Harness. ‘Apply at private stable (3 East Thirty-third street, near Fourth avenue. CORBETT & CO. 122, 1M AND 125 WEST TWLNT fifth street, offer the following second hand Caria X Landau, by’ Wood Brothers; a curtain Coach, bj Lawrence; a stylish Park Phacton, our own make Rockaway’, very desirable for country carriages. |ARRIAGES—LARGE ASSORTMENT OFFERED, LOW- J est manutacturers’ prices, comprising extension and halt top Phaetons, Rockaways, Victorias, Depots, Buggles, Busi- ness Wagons and Pony Phnetons and Harne: H, B. WITFY & CO.,10 Nevins si ARK BAY HORSES, A STYLISH PAIR OF QUICK ‘steppers, 16 hands, centle and_ sound, pleasant drivers, ‘ingle or double. Apply to FLEMING, 467 Seventh avenue. {}LEGANT BASKET WAGON, WITH RUMBLE; COST ‘8750 and used but few times; will be sold low for want of use. Address box 2,915 Post ollice, OR SALE—A CARRIAGE TEAM AND HARNESS; also a Furniture Truck ; will be sold cheap as the owner has no use for them, Apply at 105 East Twenty-seventh street, for two days, (OR SALE—A SPLENDID IRON GRAY MARE, 6 years old, Back Hawk, 15 hands, juet from the country ; Warranted sound and kind; at J. Baren’s sable, Keep street, on Lee avenue, Williamsburg. roe, SALE—A FINE SORREL HORSE, 7 VEARS OLD, 1549 hans, sound, kind, fast and very stylish ;a perfect em; price $1,600, Aduress Dr, C, K. STANCHFIELD, sta- one-balf their vai , Brooklyn. OR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST INDIAN PONY IN the world; color roan, with iong mune and tail; weight 250 1 iil be suld at a Bargain, Inquire at 204 and 206 Pavonia avenue, Jersey City. Also a fancy coupe Horse, POR SALES LARG ¢ BRETT, MADE BY JOHN R. LAW- rence & Co,. in perfect order. Can be seen at Wilson's stables, 17 Eai (OR SALE—A TEAM OF BLACK CANADIAN HORSES with Truck and Harness; the horses are warranted sound and kind and will go single or doubie; also a Cour-seated Top Wagon, with pole and shafts, anda double set of Harness, Inquire at No. 1 James slip. Tenth street. For price call at 12 Sond street. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. RANCIS BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE F choice breeds of Dogs. Butier’s Infallibie Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, 7c.; Butler's new work, $2. Dogs boarded, trained, ac. Medicines for diseases, ANTED—A SETTER DOG OR BITCH; MUST BE thoroughly broke. Address, stating iowest price, A. B. SPORT, box 161 Herald Uptown Branch oiice. THE TURE. ae: SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS of the National Association for the Promotion of the 8 of the American Trotting Turf will be beid at Pro- , K.1.,0n Thursday evening, the 16th of June, to vid consider such matters as inay come before them. Persons having business in jay peor iste J will piease take no- tuce and govern themselves accordingly. eae GORGE H. SMITH, Secretary, MERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, ‘Spring Meeting, 1S71, at Jerome a Tune 10, 13, 15 and’1?, Tickets and Qnarier-stretch Badges may be o tained at the box ollice, Wallack's theatre; Brewster's, corner Fifth a nue and Fourteenth street, and the ent ty the cour Racea commence each day punctually at 21g otclock. ‘C. WHEATLY, Secretary. A. BELMONT, President, ONDAY, JUNE 12, MONDAY, JUNE 12, THE SAME PRINCELY FORTUNES reslized at Elizabeth after the opening of the New Jersey Central Railroad :re to be repeated on the heights of RUTHERFURD PARK. Through this point the new broad guage Delaware and Lackawanna Ratiroad is now bag Hl competition with the broad guage double track Erie Railway, in forty minutes from Broadway. ‘The splendid lots in Donaldson and Passafe avenues go under the hammer without reserve to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, JURE 12. MONDAY, JUNE 12. MONDAY, JUNE 12, MONDAY, JUNE. 12. Get mans and free passes for 11:15 A, M. train Erie Rail- road of the auctioneers, A. D.“MELLICK, JR., & BRO., No, 6 Pine atreet, New NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD, D verome Park Races, Sumner Meeting. Extra trains will leave new depot, Forty-second street and Fourth avenue, each race day at’12:30 and 1:30 P, M., re- turning after the races. Cara reserved for ladies. Excursion tickets 40 cents, 1, C, BUCKHOUT, Superintendent. PROSPECT PARK FATR GROUND ASSOCIATION. MONDAY, June 12, 3 P.M. Sweepstakes #00 beat thrée in dive, in har- ness. Mr, Dwyer enters rn. g. Dandy. Mr, Brown enters bik. ¢. Washington. Mr, O'Neil ent Pot, Mr. Desmond 8 bik. m. Nellie, Mr. Barrett enters ro, m. Lady Blanchard. Mr. Hopsons enters br. g. Slim Dan, Admission, $1. Good day and track. dEO, W, OAKLEY, SAT JEROME, PARK June 10, 13, 15 and 1 take SYLVAN GLEN at l?. M. or express boat SYLVAN STREAM at 1:30 P. from Peck slip, pier 24 F connecting with Ford! for Jerome Park. mile bea HORSES, CARRIAAGE: T BARKER & HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION bee 1? id NEW YORK TATTER- ¥ and Thirte-ninth street, ; BARKER, Al ee on every Horse sold under warranted, ‘A LARGE DRIVING RING in the Mart for showing horses on sale. Carriages taken on storage. Superior stabling for horses on sale. Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to, Liberal ces made on everything in the horse ting CATALOGUE. OF SALE THIS DAY AT 12 O'CLOCK, ‘The finest, moat elegant and extra combined lady's saddle and harness Mare in the United States, 154 high, 5 years ina beantiful dapple gray, with fowing mane and tail: extra style and action; no superior in barnes by Prince Denmai of Kentucky ughly acclimat is afeaid of nothing; with- gute lek or fault of any kind, and warranted sound and nd. Pair of well bred and well mated bay Geldings, 15% high, 5 and 6 years old; fine, free and nandy drivers; trot in 8:80; good roadsters; gente for child to drive; ¢ylra fine fainly or business team, and warranted sound & nd. Elegant and highly bred coal black coupe Gelding, 16 high, G years old; can trot in 8:30; Mamnbring. stock; extra fine, handy and pleasant driver; flowing mane and tail; warranted sound and kind. Fine gray Gelding, 154g high, 5 years old ; freo, pleasant and handy driver, sharp traveller, gentle for any one to drive; warranted sound and kind; slso,top Express Wagon, Har: ness, €c,, sold for want of use. Two Rockaways, new, well finished, A number of top and po top Road Wagons, New and second hand Harness, Robes, Sheets, Ac. ‘To Pay storage, one Coupe Rockaway, ‘Also reveral other Horses. ‘One Park Phaeton, In good or. Fill desoription at'eale, Sales never postponed op account of weather. TOS LIBERTY STREET.—OREAT SACRIFICES FOR ah, 160 will buy a reliable, handsome Top Bugcy. 175, one by city maker, in prime order, nearly new. a two seat Shiiting Top Depot Wagon, 165, a tumble seat Woodruff! Rockaway, new, 1230, an elegant 190 ib. Road Wagon, city made, 140, a rat rate no top Pony Phaeton, new, , & Top Pony Phaeton, new. Sys ‘complete new Single Harness; others at $14, $18, . $25, ko. eee Linen Horne Sheet, full, bound} other very great bi our down town repository, rty street. nore JOHNSTON & VAN TASSBLD, STIVERS TOR WAGON, LITTLE USED, PERFEOT r; Dusenbury & Vanduser top Wagon, 5 no top ong, by aame magerest Brewer top Wagon, yor. pale avd auatts, Pony Phaetone, In all the prevailing A large and com atyles, be plete Assortment of al i Harness, Robes, Blank Sheets, Ao,, de, (OR SALE—A BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE, 16 hands high, 6 years old; sound and kind. Also a bay Horse, 15% hands high, 7 years old; ate jound and kind in all'harness, Apply at D. UNDERHILL’S, 54 La- tayetie place. OR SALE—A FOUR-WHEEL DOG CART, IN VERY good order, bullt by Brewster, Twenty-fifth street, Ap- ply at private stable, 14% Wevt Twenty-ninth street. [{OR SALE—A PONY AND LIGHT BUSINESS WA- gon, covered; can be had cheap. Apply to A. ROFF, 42 Union’ square, east side. OR SALE—A SECOND HAND COAL CART, APPLY at 72 and 74 Mangin street. . (OR SALE—AT NO. 4 RIVINGTON STREET, FOUR good truck or cart Horses, with double Track and Har- ese, as the owner has no use for them. OR SALE—AT STABLE, 153 EAST THIRTY-EIGHTH Street, one pair of 16hand bay Horses and one pair of 15.3 bay Horses; sound and kind; well matched, OR SALE—A LOT OF NEW YORK STATE CAR- riage and road Horses; all warranted sound and kingy ihey can trot from 3:3) down to 2:33, Also a very fine black Mare and rumble seat Pheaton. Ask for BROKAN, at Pros- pect Stable, corner Flat At Brooklyn. {OR SALE—A BAY MARE, KIND AND GENTLE inder the saddle, an easy mder, suitable for indy or price #800. Can be seen at Mathe’s stavie, 1,400 Broad- way, comer Thirty-ninth street. ‘OR SALE—A BLACK MARE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 8 ears old, very stylish; good roadster or family horse. ‘Also Rockaway and Top Wagon, city makers, good orde1 A. & G. POLHEMUS, 106 Division avenne, Willlamabur, OR SALE—MAGNIFICENT BLACK GELDING, FROM country, 7 year, 1543 hands; long tail; great atyle, fiighly trained; as showy a horse as goes to Central Park? perfect single, double and to sadilie; warranted in every par: Ucnlar; price $1,000, At WINFIELD atables, Fistieth street, hear Sixth avenue, POR SALEGONE OF THE, FINEST CARRIAGE Horses in the city; 6 , 164 hands high, color . FE } good traveller and right every way, App'y at 107 West Thirty-ninth street, Foe SALE—A LARGE VICTORIA, NE N Inquire at CARMODY’'S stable, If shteenth st: A BARGAIN; A_ PAIR OF WELL ek 1 tly “gentle in single or ital phacton, inquire NG, § rrison’s stables, corner of Forty-seventh street and Broadway, New York. POR SALE, TWO, EXPRESS WAGONS, ONE DEPOT Wagon, one 4-wheel Di ht Carpenter's Wagon, ene no-top Bry Wagon, four sets of 0 Harness at 296 Spring street, corner of Clarke. AN IMPORTED ARABIAN SADDLE the handsomest animals in the city; per- for lady or gentlem W. BROTHE RLON, 302 Broome street OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME BLACK HORSE, FS id, 16 hands high, sound and kind in all barne also a Buggy and Harness; sold separately or together. ap- P'y at 27d spring sireet until sold. SP TENE, SALE—AT 142 AND 14 WEST THIRTY-NINTH Fok reet “one yir ot blac carriage Horses, 16% hands high, 7 nnd8 years old, sound and kind in all work; will be gold cheap. JOR SALE—A VERY STYLISH J (thoroughbred), 15 hands, full; tro dress H,, box 178 Post office. BLACK F in J minute PROPERTY OF A octtat ed A OR SALE—THE every Handsome bay Horse, 1635. hand ; did, with long mane and tafl; he can trot in 2:50; he is also guint for.a lady to ride or drive; algo a very fine truck Horse or farm Horse, 6 years old; warranted sound, kind and tre; is hands high, with plenty of strength. NO. 182 Thompson slreet, between Houston and Bleecker. JOR SALE CHEAP—A HORSE, TRUCK AND HAR- F ness, as the owner has no further use for them. Will be sold separately if desired. Apply at No. 8 Elizabeth street, JOR SALE VERY CHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF RE- moval, a close Carriage in good order, Apply at the Thirty-eighth street. AOR SALE CHEAP—A LIGHT ROCKAWAY, WITH aits; will seat four persons. Apply to HEALY IRST CLASS TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES AND ROAD sons, from bé@t makers, slightly soiled (shop- 100 each leas than the usnal price. MANUFAO- N REPOSITORY, 638 Broadway. ARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FLAP Ne snste, £8.10 5125; Double, 20 to 8400, Riding Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Sheets, Robes, Blankets, e. THE TRAD! RING COM PANY, 10 College place, near corner Murray street. ARNESS.—A FEW SETS OF SEC fl ness (or sale cheap Apply to J. J. STILLINGS, No, 33 West Twenty-niuth street, near IES, FIVE DIFFI fea STYLES UMP BEAT RU ahifting top Depot Wi i i alder eut oot fockaways and cut un epot_and rryalls, every sive MANUFACTURERS? UNIO. Broadway. PONY PHAETONS.IMMENSE STOCK AND ADIF: daily receiving; every style now in use, at reduced prices; several slightly soiled Carriages, at Manufacturers? Julou Repository, 638 Broadway. NOvetty CARRIAGE AND CRADLE COMBINED, with Patent Adjustable Parasol, Removed to 612 Broad- way, directl: ive St, Nicholas Hotel. ‘alc apts peste L. 0, TIBBALS. XADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.—BAY, 18% HANDS; 8 erfectly sound and gentle. Apply at CANELL’S stables, Wo Weat Twenty-eiguih street. ECOND HAND TOP BUGGY, THREE OPEN BUG gles, Business Wagon, Park Phneton, Brett, in good or- t bargains, New y' seasonable style, reduced prices, Manufacturers’ Union, 38 Broadway, VARTER SEAT HALF SPRING SQUARE box light. Wagon, first class maker, and light Harness, both In perfect order, for sale cheap, se; iy or together: Address WALTER, Herald oflice. “{ SSORTMENT C. & oF ime and double Hagnesa: now ia the tae for U ringes, singe and double Hat for bar yy ii TAYLOR'S, 69 : UCTION SALE a A Sow end second hand top. Wagon: ways, Phactons, single and double Harnes ao, By COLE & MURPHY, 379 Fult A =—CARRIAGE WAREROOM, Ml WEST BROAD f Ky = Lota te eg Pe Myet open Buggies, express and business Wagons, leather top Binegien, 160" 14k Went Brosawayy WASTED—A SECOND HAND COUPE, SUITED FoR ‘one horse; must be a good one and sold low, Address, OUPE, Herald ollie with pai ANTED TO PURCHASE—A ROAD TURNOUT. COM plete, if Lean do #0 at a very low igure, Address stating speed of horae, age, blemisties, ec. (if « wagon, the Weight and builder), and the lowest cash price, H. G., Herald ot anxious to ell don't address, 5 jfihitting zumble, Owner bas no te {or Wee fora depot wagon OF woud buy OUE cheap, Ad- as Herald oflty FOR A PONY BASKET PHARLON—WITHt TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOS NE OF THE BEST CORNER STORES TO LET AND inquire on the premises, 970 Third ave- LARGE FUND ‘OF $260,000 JUST. PAID Which will be loaned on New York and Brooklyn Rea! tate, and will buy Mortgages, Address ATTORNEY, box 819 New York Post oflice. OR SALE—TEN P: Bonds, first class and Bank Stock: gold Bonds, for safe and protitable inves Tates, for sale by ’ Lease for sale.. SPLENDIDLY cond street, 25x10 treet, POWER TO ted Floor, on East Forty: jer Floor, well lighted; stem LER, 229 Last Forty-trs {TEAM POWER TO L ition, Nos. $13 to CENT CITY AND COUNTY below par; also Insurance ke and Bonds aud an pad’ 7 and 8 per ment, all at low ALBER? H, NICOLAY, Stock Broker and Auctiones N, B.—Stocks and Bonds not ¢ Exchange Board a specialty with this house for many year IRST CLASS BOARD—IN A FINE LOCATION, GIVE for the loan of 1,000 for four months, with ‘good se- box M1 Herald otic NEY TO LOAN-—-ON BOND AND MORTGA: New York and Brooklyn ply to G. TOCHMA. SHOE STORE TO LET—IN CATHARIN 68, corner of Oak; 20 years a shue store. Apply to owner, 155 Henry street. 10 LET—IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OFFIC light inannfacturing purpo 97 Nassau street, suitable tor business an Apply to BARKER & COSTE! MO LET—THE OLD SHOE STORE, 63 CATHARINE uer Oak; it has been a shoe store ‘Owner, 156 Henry street, irst and second mort » Counsellor-at-Law, No.9 up to this day, KT—THE BEST STORE ROUM IN PRINTING use square, fronting the City Hall: rize 1 by #0 tect, ‘ usiuess. Apply to-day at No. 25 Chat ORTGAGE WANTED ON DWELLING size, above Thirty ia return for a 15,000 in Poughkeepsie; bala ‘ost oflice, Poughkeepsi NE YORK STATE RA! city Villa, well furnished ; ‘Address box 783 10 LET OR FOR SALI @ LITTLE FACTORY, wn; an excellent chance tor wood worke! chiniste; boiler and engine tn fine order. ILROAD BOND , A first class home investment e Gold Bonds of the Address box 162 DWELLING Rondout and Oswego Railroad. Principal and interest payable in gold, ae bs GOOD PARTY WANTED—TO TAKE A THREE ‘ood location, fully fur- joard of two gentlemen, and 6 P. M., at $40 Seventh avenue, atory brown stone ished, who will pay part of rent in Apply, only between 5 corner Twenty-ninth street, —MUST BE RENTED AT O , + furnished and unfurnished Houses, in chi fies; also Rooms for business purposes on Broadway and WILLIAM TUCKER, Seven per cent semi-annually. ‘This road covers 100 miles of the most direct possible line | between the great Lakes anddeep water navigation on the Hudson river, the whole line of which will be completed and in operation on or before October 1, 1872, and give a new | Firth avenne, 2a Fitth avenue, above Twenty-aixth street. ARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO L C ing rooms, suited for boarser Board for owner and wite; possession iminediately. at S44 Second avenue. 0 LET—A BROWN STONE HIGH story House, 8x55 cloths and window sha¢ Call at 41 West Twenty-eigtth sireet, 10 LET—PARTIALLY FURNISHED, » Mansion, 24 East Twenty-accond street, near marbled, tiled and M line of road to Lake Ontario and the West, twenty-five miles | shorter than any line that can be found. monthty,, with It passes through the cement, ilags!one and lumber region of Ulster county and the rich agricultural bottoms of Deia- bxtures, carpets, mirrors, oil- niture might be let also. etween 3 and bP. M. ware and Greene counties, all of which have not heretofore heen reached by railroad facilities, and from which sections the formation of the country prevents the construction of w competing line, ‘The thirty-six miles of road operated for three months is already paying net earnings equivalent to seven per cent, gol, on its cost of construction and equipments. cis {# limited to 820,000 per mile of com- pons payable in gold in this elty. Broadway; 334 feet front Apply before 11 o'clock. 0 LET--FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, TIT toop three story and basement private Residence, Second avenue, near Thirty-righth street, ali except second floor and one room on ‘the top floor; all the modern improvements ; cheap; owner leaving town. 0 LET IN HARLEM—A THREE STORY AND BASE ment, with all modern improvements; shades and oil- Cloth, or furnished if deeired; rent very reason: ‘on premises, 43 Kast 142d street, between Madison and Fourth he above, and the Bonds for sale by EDWARD HAIGHT & CO, New York city, swego Company, Full particulars Financial Agents of the Rondout and TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. sURY DEPARTMENT, pon the bonds of be paid in gold on and after it the banking house of H. H. Kimpton, Financial Nassau street, New York, ai and Trust Company, in Columb! ‘The interest maturing Ju the State of Sonth Carolina wi LEASE—NEW CO?TAG Boulevard, gas, Dati, ae Thirty-second street, 1,3 0, W. k. MORGAN, 12 Washington place. RS.—TO_ LEASE, THE ‘Weert ‘Twenty-sixth street, years low to a good ‘Agent’ of the State, the South Carolina Ban ‘The Interest maturing upon registered stock will be paid at the Treasury oftce on 10 BOARDING HOUSE KEE four story private House 1) with all improvement: tenant. Apply to JOUN KOGERS, 124 Eighth avenue, A MONTH.—A NEATLY FURNISHED HO containing seven rooms, to rent, or would take two. young gentiemen to board, at_moderate rates, North Ninth street, Brooklyn, E. D. PER MONTH, 1 1LEs G, PARKER, TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.—TREASURY DEPART- June i, 1871.—The Bonos of the State, amounting to $200,000, maturing July 1, Is71, will be paid on and after maturity upon presentation at the bank- ing house of H. H. Kimpton, Financial Agent, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, and at the Treasury office, in Columbia, NILES G. PARKER, State 1 TOCKHOLDERS IN THE LATE PEOPLE'S G. & 8. ‘Mining Company of California will obtain information oon at room 943 French's Hotel, .L, formerly Superintendent, ‘ment, Columbia, 8. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE at Washington depot, and boat gotn; all hours of (tally situated Apply for par- street, two minutes fron the day to the city; garden and stable; beaut fora small tamily; tinmediate possessio 5 Union syuare, of benefit to them by SAMUEL NEW $1,500, $2,000, $3,000, $3,600, $4,000 TO PUR- chase frat and ms to loan on morigage. D. R. HITCHCOCK, #2,000 WANTED—ON IMPROVED at BELL BRO! Un‘urnishod. ROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE NO. 174 HUDSON 1 if story, basement 4 lot 115 feet ‘deep, with two PRICE, 200 Hndason street, OR PART OF Vrown stone House 414 Last Fiftieth street. Apply at 119 Walker atreet, (00 Broadway. cellar; xil the Improvement story library building 1m rear, JAM SECOND MORTGAGE ON NEW BROWN stone House, near Central Ps LO BENT D. ORRELL, 291 Broadway, corner Reade street, WILL PURCHASE $20,000 FIRST MORT- fron works, within 60 m jlitie perfect ; money needed. Cailon HALF BRICK in fine order; all modern im- For particilars call York, costing or address Dr, LO’ TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT HOWE & CO., 10 irty-sixth street, 0 LET-—BIGH STOOP HOUS street; modern improvements NO. 61 WEST NINTH ; rooms, Apply at 62 $25.000 FURNISH ROOMS AND APART. é MENTS TO Ler. 3 SECOND FLOOR, FIVE ROOM to let—In private ‘house 137 East near Lexington avenue; 80 5 SECOND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, AND Rooms third tloor to let, 5 Betiune stre water; immediate possession. “MURNHAMS, il Sette FLOOR, FURNISHE 3, UNFURNISHED, wenty-tifth street, Two and tO GENTLE in brown stove house 126 ent ‘men or for light housekeeping, ‘eat Thirty-first street, n if sixti 10 LET-SECOND FLOOR, NO. 763 SIXTH AVENUE, between Forty-third and Forty-fourth streets; stationary tubs, gas Oxtures, & 10 LET—THIRD FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS Fiftieth street; house contains all modern T THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET, --NIC riabie Suits of Apartments, unfurnished, to let; water on each tloor. FOR SAL WITIL STOCK, GOOD WILL AND for sale; rectipts $40 per day. Ad- A Fistivess comp dress Lox 142 New York Post office. -FOR SAL®.-A LOT OF SECOND HAND SAFES, at very low prices; all styles and sizes on hand; safes exchanged, AMERICAN STEAM SAFE CO., 300 Broadway, ALE—IN 9 ATLANTIC STREET, ironer wanted for family work. NEATLY FITTED UP LIQUOR AND LAGER BEER Saloon, convenient to Fallon Ferry, Brooklyn, For articulars ply in liquor store corner of Whitehall and tate atreeta, New York. FINE LIQuor LAUNDRY FOR Brooklyn ; also pis ‘ORE FOR SALE--A BARGAIN; down towns Satple Rooms, Restaurants, Lager Beer Saloons, Billiard Saloons, splendid Liquor Stores on Sixth avenue, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Vedar street. A —FOR SALF, BAKERLES, MONERIES, ICB Cream igir Store a town Liquor and Lodging House: corner Groceri witout “tore Agency, 77 Cedar street. ON A tted my No BCity vig, Butter Stanus, Milk Depots, FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE Fe Al prominent coraer in the Sixth w: with a long lease. Hall plac! 0G Broadway. FINE BAKERY, BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, for wale or exchange for House aud Lot, m city or withs in thirty minutes of City Ls 3 & SON 206 Nroadway. RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE VERY CNEAP, A ys nod paying Store, ina thickly populated nelgh- borhood; youd lease; very low rent. Apply tw D, B, CUR» u New Chambers sireet, A HQUOR, STORE FoR SALE—1iQuiRe AT 19) Variek strect, RARE OFPORTU: established and pat A short time, as the fection AV., op wari House, is elegantly fitted up and doinga g point and terminus of six diferent lines of railroad and city pars to Brooklyn and Williamsburg ferries, Jamaica, L. 1 Canarsie and Rockaway . For those wishing bu ness of this kind tuis is arare opportunity, and they are in vited to call and examine immediately. Rent for the whole 0 per month. tY FOR THOSE WISHING AN Musi be solt within jouth, the Ladies’ Cons von on Atlanta 2 FOR SALE—IS NOW DOING A LARGE: well stocked and hanlsomely ¥ the pragent proprietor for the nity seldom ofered; easy terms jesirable party. Apply to WILLIAM M. h avenue, reuth strent. RUG STOH and Inerative trade; i led; has been carri Tast 20 year will be made GILES, 159 SI [PREG STORE, FOR BALE —IN hour from New York; 0! first rate business: terins) veiy ate (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER LIQUOR Store in Seventh ward, with three years’ Lease. In- quire at 225 Monroe utreet, OR SAuI without OR SAL! well appointed Drug and Pr located on one Of the bert avenue afaircash business, For partic ‘box 555 Post oulice, Washington, NOR SALE—OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, STOOLS, RAIL- a, TH Counters, Shelving, Drag Lrawers, and Showcases, Signs, «& will be ship- es. Apply at o27 Hudson and No. 9 Vesiry RELIGIOUS NOME FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS PROCESSION 1N HONOR OF THE Christi will take piace at St. Michael j.. on Sunday next, June Dl, will be in attendance, with the benevolent societies of West Hoboken, Hudson City and Union Hilf. The ceremonies will coma A T LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH AVENUE—MR. THOMAS Gale Forster will speak before the Society of Spirit ints, Sunday, at 103g and 7% o'clock. Subject—“Kevealed ED ROOMS, OR SEPARATE Kooms, without board, for two or three gentlemen, in wear the Fark, east side; reterences Address LisX, box 146 Herald Uptown Branch West Hoboken, ni ln et Sf i utrictly private faintly, HAVING MORF ROOM THAN ll Tet two nice furnished Rooms at a rate rent; house bas all modern improvements, at4l West Thirteenth street. ‘1 47 AMITY STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT for genvieman and wife, for housekeeping ; also Rooms for gentlemen ; house in good order, occupied by owner. VERY LARGE ROSEWOOD FURNISHED PARLOR, deep garden, fine ventilation, ampie wardrobe, marble basin, hot and water, extension bathroom, ‘€c.; algo large ‘oom, in irst class house No, 6 St. Mark’s place, Broadway, to retined people on exceedingly moderate terms, NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- room ty let, for housekeeping, at B7 per week. One ai $4 per week. Cail at 536 Hudson sireet. FANILY ABOUT LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY wish to meet with asimall genteel party, who will take part of their handsomely furnished Lou ing the summer y NNIVERSARY INAUGURATION OF THE AMERICAN Free Church, by Rev. Charles B. Smyth, Rew York University, to-morrow morning ‘aud evening. Seate free. Entrance, 36 Waverley plac LEECKER STREET UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, COR en's Sunday), ser- in the morning, at opening on rear verand: To-morrow (Chili baptismal service 345, by Rev. i. C. Sweetser. ENTRAw M. E. CHURCH, SEVENTH AVE: Fourteenth street, M., by Kev. Andrew Longacre, pastor. ance to seat strangers, EMORIAL SERVICE.—THERE WILL BE A MEMO- rial Service in Hunter's Point Isiand City, on Sunday afternoon and e mencing at 2'4 o'clock F. M from New York, Brooklyn an Armitage, Backus, Simmons, Wyc tecost and others are to speak is to be olfered, free from debt, in prayer of dedication. Frou trom New York, Fourth et ferry, or Jaines slip ner of Downing. mon to children an 4. ‘rustees in attend- ptist chureh, Long ing, June 11, com brethren and fiends P eiita tines. References re- r Stuyvesant squa ‘endteton, Hoyt, Pen ‘ ew house of worship NEWLY AND HANDSOM L West Fifty second street, on the , take Cross Town cars cara to Thirty-fourth st line of Broadw: UNION SQUARE, URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AT COOKMAN, DR Inquire on the premises. rominent speakers will address School, 130 West Twenty-fourth ONTHLY CONCERT.—REV. JOUN Post and other ‘Ts, WITHOUT BOARD, $2 Macdougal street. AURNISHED ROOMS FOR ina Caristian family. avenue and Thirty-tirst street. Xt Sabbath morning, at Wig centinuation of xermons on Seripture ontins Pilate.” aily furnished ; ail Improvements, it neighborhood; unfuruished, tor, will preach 1 LET—FURNISHED, STUY Thirteenth street, for four months, ou the first floor, to a sinall family PASTOR OF THE SANT BUILDING a corner Madison t, will preach Sunday, at ly these rooms will be let at a 8 JACOB SHARP. 10 Pine street. LET—HANDSOM Floor in a private how copal church in West Thirty-fourth street, preach on sunday, at lig A. M. irangera cordially invited. 244 West Forty: LET—FURNISE » PARLOR AND BEDROOM, recond floor, separately or together; breakfast if re: 102 East Twenty-tliird street, one door from Fourth SALIST CHURCH, ‘0. 11 Fourteenth street he Missron of Children.” 8 cordially Invited. IRVING PLACE, CORNER FOURTEENTH STRE’ Ce At oan Pleasant summer Roorme; accessible location and mode. one large Room, with two adjoining; onal or business purposes. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. references exchanged. etween Fifth and Sixt Subject in the morning— QT. PAUL'S CHURCH, YORKVILLE. ‘The opening services in the new church of this corpora: Second avenu 28 Third street, n RTH AVENUE HOTEL BLOCK, 66 WEST TWENTY- ¢) fourth street.—Furnished Rooms for gentlemen, with every convenience; $4, $6 and $6, Near Bouth’s theatre. on Eighty-fifth street, west of Third avenue, will be held tthe following hours : 1036 o'clock A. M.—Divine R, Carroll, rector. ITTING AND BEDROOM CONNECTING ished for housekeeping ; water in rooms: stationary indance pantries; everything com- 132 Forty-irst street, near Lexington avenue. rvice and sermon by Rev. W. (o'clock P. M.—Divine service and sermon by Rey. Stephen | }ibei.cloeet on Soors a ctor of Church of Huly Trinity. > WEST FOURTEENTH STRE FURNISHED ROOMS: to let, to gentiemen, without meal 7 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITHOUT board, furnished Parlors and ice and sermon by Rey. Dr. George's church. W. R. CARROLL, UNION SQUARE.—FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC- nd tloor, front, to let, ebeap; also the fc Rooms on first oor. ST WASHINGTON A CHURCH, FORTY-FIRST STRE Preaching on Sunday, at D. Brown, P. E,, and at 7% 2. M.,’ by , Trustees in attendance to seat strangers, PLACR, NEAR SIXTH andsomely furnished’ Room for genile- Harrower, pastor, SARY SERVICE OF 8. BARNABAS house and chapel will be held in the Jatter, 506 Mulberry Street, to-morrow evening, at 7% o'clock. Addresses by the Rey. Dr. Gallaudet, the Rev. Dr. MeVicker and otber NEAR BROAD- mely furnished Rooms to let, to gentie- YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. STREET.-NEWLY — FURNISHED WELL BUILT, NEW 20 FOOT SAIL Inuet be sold; price $225. UNT, Sing Sing. H. M. RIDGLEY NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND University place.—-Cheerful, well furnished Kooms, en suite or singly, to gentlemen, at advantageous terins, reier- ences exchanged. WEST TWELFTH STR furnished, toa small genteel family, Parlor Fioor, Basements aud two Rooms on third floor ; er in back parlor. 451 Broadway. T, THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF Amity.—Large front Room to let, to one or two Boat, complete, Juquire of’ or addres SCHOONER FOR SA carrying 90 tore, with 6 feet craught of water, in pert ow lying at Morris and Essex Ratlroad dock, Ho- Inquire on board. STENED ROW BOATS FOR cheap—New and handsomely finished, 12 and 1 jong. Apply to R. WYCKOFF, 15] West ‘Sixteenth TO LET, NICELY ecretary bed and Inguire ot USHER, at L, M. Bates & Co. SCHOONER YACHT MATTI order; 40 ont 0. M., 5 change for good securities. OR SALE-THE WHOLE OR A PART OF A CENTRE aries 6U tons on 5 feet draught. Ap- 6 low, Will ex- H. GLOVER. NINTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE. Private house; a'nicely furnished Room, to one or two gentlemen or respectable married couple, for house- also a hail Bedroom. SECOND AVENUE, years old; pric Wai. i, board Schooner; ci ply to JOUN CURTIN TACHT FOR SALE CHEAP—MOGIEGHEN BUILD, 24 sloop oF cat rig, fast and good 'y renovated. Address Li. B., NEAR THIRTY SIXTH street. Neatly furnished front Rooms and Be suitable for man and wife or gen- joard. All improvements. rooms, for housekeepin, foot deck, counter stern, tleman, with or without weather boat; just completel UNFURNISHED ROOMS A MENTS TO | —PART OF A DESIRABLE HO Ty convenience, desirable location, to a ent moderate. Inquire at 265 West Kleventh ~ - = = D APART- WANTED TO PURCHASE. - NWOOD CEMETERY.—ANY PERSON WISHING ‘a Grave or small Lot or Part of a Lot can tod a Appy DEMPSEY & CO., 23 Canal street. WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICENT.—SPLENDID unfurnished Suits of Apartments, i And 105th street; city and country combined. Cail and see, Inquire for Mrs, BLAKE, janitress. “SECOND FLOOS five rooms, to let, possession; POST OFFICE NOTICE. pu Ada yee. hi e mails for Europe during the wee! turd: Sune 10, 1871, will clone uk Ute ofbee ow Tuewday at Il D0 at 7 A. M., on Thursday at 12M. and P, By JONES, Postmaster, | 1,805 ‘Third avenue ROOMS, AND THIRD, and water; im M., on Wednesday on Saiurday ab 9% ee ae a ee ree a ee ee ee ee eee ee ee | ! Bb | z > Pf OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A MATTHEWS SODA Water Apparatus, with two 10-gallon Fountains, in com- plete order; also Pipe, Barrels, Faweets an plated Dounter Cock for Root Beer.’ Apply to #. H. SHORT & BROS,, 146 Sackett street, South Brooktyn. OR SALE—A NEW YORK, HARLEM AND MAN- hattanville Express Business, with Stock ; the present owners have realized 34,500 the past year. For particulars inquire of J. I. CONKLING, Harlem Railroad depot, 125th street and Fourth avenue. (OR SALE—A FINE LAGER BEER AND LUNCH Room, Willbe sold at great bargain. Location near dneof the principal ferries to Jersey City. Good reasons, Apply to 6. M. DEDRICK, Auctioneer, No.4 City tall place, FOR SALE-—TWO Stores, cheap, in thickiy popnlated neighborhc ness cause of #eiling. Apply atI3 Bast Houston stre JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR Store, west side; rent $32 per month, with a gooalease. This is arare chance. Call immediately at 28 Christopher AFFNEY & CO., 369 Bowery. j)OR SALE—TWO YEARS! LE OF LARGE HOUSE, nished fully; now occupied as genta’ lodgings; One fora s? boarding house; price $2,500; terms é, 628 Broadway Post of PAT BARGAIN, FOR * CASH only, the Siock, (ood Will and Lease of the finest and best jocated Livery Stable in Brooklyn, doing the largest and most protitabie bustaeas. Address Roy 21 Hoyt street, Brook yn. Fee, SALE VOD PAYING DISTILLERY sick: A LIQUOR STORE, CORNER treets, near Gouverneur slip. WING MACHINES, ALL worth 568 ap nt below regular price ald Uptown Brauch ofice, CHEAP. VIVE NEW, the atta will be sold £ dress 0. P., box Broadway. CE BUSINE:! dwe land; frontage on | never bi N 3,009 tons tee, , Wagons, tools compl b. R. HITCHCOUK, 100 Broadway. ‘ORE FOR SALE—LEA! Lavoe § 4 ‘one of th r % Titer, STORE FOR SALF—ONE OF THE B! 4 n# in the Seventeenth ward: must be s fore: good chance for a man with small capital. B42 st Twellth street, between First and Second avenues. : OLDEST DRUG STORE "IN NORTHERN OHIO Fixtures me 3 aa sons for sell- . MACK ENZLs ad, Obi © OF THE BEST MILK ROUTE: 4 sale, Inquire at the Milk Depot, Tenth avenue, between Sixty-fourth and Sixty-tith streets, New York. GDF (),-RHQTOGRAPIIC GALLERY FOR SALE oa) Best location In Newburg; only part payment or will rent it; J of immediately; ‘ked and furnisned; cost more than three times the Tice asked; a rare chance, Address M. F.N, Post office box 125, Newburg N. ¥. 00 0 WILL BUY A WELL ASSORTED kery and House Furnishing corner Store; by ation in New York; rent low. a CHINA, box 11S Herald Uptown Branch odice, 1,245 Broadway. MACHINE aye JOR SALE CHEAP-ONK: JOB CYLINDER PRESS, bed : two horizontal Engines, five and ten horse power ; oue double hoisting ngine, two barrels. LAFPAN & BDGAR, 09 Ann street. G™ THE BEST. UNION ADAMS & COg No, 687 Broadway, Have now ready Gauze Underwear. Hosiery, ‘Gloves, t Neckwear, English Umbrellas, Suspenders, Bathing Suit Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Drawers, and are making additions daily (rom thet Workrooms | and Importations. ILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, HARRIS, OF BREVOORT PLACE, RESPECTFUL M. iy informs his numerous customers and friends that from Wednesday, June 7, and during the balance of the fnonth, he wil offer bis valuable, Stock of imported Hate, Honnets and Suits at just one-baif the cost of importation, to elfect a ready sale previous to bis departure for Europe. anes ee en: DANAMA HATS, OF EXTRA FINE GaLhy, FOR PAM acaiers only by K. BALCAZAR,S 5 Pine street. TRAW GOODS. Julep Straws for sale by the case, at RICHARDSON & CO. Chambers street. —— a — DENTISTRY, is pon — BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH.—EXTRACTING, N ain. Ketablished in New York in 143 and at 272 avenue, three doors above bahay x 3 ya ing) 863, , n