The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1871, Page 9

On the sth of May Mayor Kalbfeisch sent a com- munication to the Board of Aldermen setting forth that the Board of Water and Sewerage Commissions had overdrawn their account for street cleaping for the ourrent year. The matter was referred to the Water and Drainage Committee, and at the next meeting of the Board the committee submitted a reportcensuring the Mayor byinuendo. Tne follow- ere Laceasmpett was adopted:— That the Board of Water and Sewerage Cot mr 9 ey ns d their trust in reference to 1 st them by his Hones Sie Mayor, ip May Commaustontion made to this Board on The Mayor co a little indignant at “ts, be- Neving that he was right, and sentin @ communica- tion to the Board at their meeting yesterday return- ing the resolution and giving expression to his opin- fon. He said that he would be wanting in self-re- spect and unworthy to hold the high position to which he nad been elected if he failed to rebuke the authors of this, not only uncalled for, but gross mis- representation of facts. and the unwarrantable im- pugping of the motives which have actuated him in ‘what he consctentiousiy believed to be his Sans 1 the premises. In his communication on the 8ti y_ he stated that on the 4th of March last $10,500 ‘ol Yue $120,000 raised for street cleaning purposes forthe current year had been drawn from te treas- ory. Té was shown that the Commissioners had used he money 10 pa off the bills for street cleaning, been Incurred in 1869. be BERGEN submitted & report to show that the accounts of the Water Board were all correct; Ubat the money had been properly used. ‘The communications were recelved and placed on Alderman BERGEN, of the Tenth ward, asked to have the assessment for the grading and paving of Hamiiton avenue from South to First streets con- firmed. The assessments amount to $70,000, ‘The matter was laid over for one week. A New Station House in Brooklyn. The new station house of the Tenth precinct, at the corner of Bergen and Pearsall streets, was for- mally opened to the public last evening. There ‘was a large company of ladies and gentlemen pres- ent, Who were courteously received by the genial Captain Oassidy, who escorted them about the elegant building. The new station house 1s a large three story brick structure, with brown stone trim- and contains all the modern improvements. It is probably the finest building of Its kind in yn. A pleasant feature of the reception last evening was vhe presentation of a gold badge to Capta Casio) by a numoer of the residents of the recinct. A Warning to Brooklyn Thieves. ‘The Brooklyn thieves recelve a warning to-day through a precautionary notice whioh the Chief of Police has given to citizens who purpose leaving their onsen during the summer months and ruasti- cating im the country. ‘The people will notify the captain of the precinct in which they reside, and the guardians of public peace and property will dave an eye on the premises while they are vacant. Marderous Affrnys in Brooklyn. At a late hour on Sunday night Jeremiah EF. Maher and James Moran got into an altercation in Fourth avenue, when the latter struck the former over the left eye with a shovel, inflicting a wound ‘which the physicians think will result in his death. The injured man was removed to his residence, 157 Twenty-flrth street, and Moran was arrested by oMicer Jaques, of the Eighth precinct, and locked up to answer, Tg brothers named Michael and Stephen Flinn Made @ violent assault with brass knuckles and a loaded whip on Thomas Gerrigan as he was passing through Fifth avenue on Sunday ni; His cries for help broughs an oiticer of the nigh nth precinct, but before assistance reacied him hey Was badly cut over the left eye and onthe head. Yesterday his assallants were taken before Judge Delmar and Se a, answer, lichael fan was committed to answer yester- day by Jud; dge Kiley for committing a felonious as- sault on his wile at their residence, 205 Park ave- Bue, on Sunday night. The unfortunate woman was Seriousiy, if not fatally, wounded. A Determined Suicide—Shot Himself After Three Years of Meditation—Afraid He Has Made a Bungling Job o: It. On Sunday morning a young man named John Fowler, living at Hempstead, shot himself in the head, but failed to kill himself. He had been medl- tating suiotde for three years from causes unknown pe one. He said he was afraid he had made a job of it, but was determined to die vy starvation, and has since refused all nourishment, He satd he was tired of lite. He is now uncoascious ‘and may soon breathe his last. CITY GOVERNMENT. OFFICIAL. Monpay, June Present—John Galvin, Esq., Jsll—Two o-Clock P. M, ident, and Assistant Al- rmen Terence Duily, Lysaght, O'Brien, Robinson, Healy, er OR and Wiliam H. MoGarthy-720. 7” Ss uM Thomas Dutly By Assistant Alderman O' DRIES To permit the Dry Dock, JRIEN—To permit the oc Fast Broadway and Battery Railroad C : Hiarter's bor ia front of 15 Cortlandt rece Py Place ® By Assistant Alderman MULLIGAN—To permit J. H. Rohatron to place an ornamental lamp on lampoost at the Borthwest corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-sixth street, Alderman FEIrNER—To permit Sylvester pufy to flag in front of his premises, on south side of Fifty- ixth atreet, between Ninth aud ‘Tenth avenues. “oy ek ‘iderman bch rt ace td appoint Char ‘Commissioner of SbeMeld, who bas fatled to qualify. Mppettumar head BESOLUTIONS LAID OVER. By Assistant Alderman HRALY—To erect one of the im- drinking fountains on the soutbeast corner of Delan IF Ausletant “Alderman Ro 1 B iderman /BINSON—To ave steve, rom Fourth to West street, with Beigian pavement.” seond sebawe tn masts Rt ps itty second street, orn ae Amistant Alderman Bane To place and light lamap avenue and Twenty-sixth street. BY the Same—To puild receiving basin and culvert on the northwest corner of Preniy/th sure! and Tenia arene. rman THomMas Dorry—To ity sogiad from second avenue to Kast River. ib Assistant Alderman ROwINGON—To pl 4 tap front No. 70 Barrow atreet, ant evina By the Same—To piace and light » lamp front No. 42 Van- m SHCLUSIONS) FROM THB BOARD OF ALDREMEK ‘To permit the Stone Cement raving Company to pave the eldewalk on the weat side of Seventh avenue, between Twenty. th and Twenty-ninth streete, with stone cement paving, aittvets owa expeter ms} Messrs. T & Son to extend vaults opposite Noe, 206, 20 and 210 Kast Twenty-seventn street, On motion of Assistant “Aidcrman CURRY the resolution ing resolution girlng use of premises on Flity-ainth Atreet to the Northeastern Dispsneary, and assigning use thereof to the Police Departament, was taken from! file and 4 in General Orders ‘motion of Assistant Aiderman Lysaow' the resolution to provide compensation for the Isxcise Commissiouers, as Der chapter 176, Lawn of 1870, was also laid over, GENERAL ORDERS. Resolutions—To build receiving basi and culvert on the porthwest corner of Niota avenue and Vorty-seventh sires full width sidewalk on Fitty-frat_atreet, between Filth de of Thirty-fourth street, from ene; south. side of Third arenue, from to 10d street; to reset curb and sna gin from Grand to Houston street {ivr Iaumps, in front of Lebanon, chapel {o regulate Seventy thin street, from 2 Tha Ban River; to, reguiate Fort River; in watering trough in Thirty-seventh strest, pas Beret arene lad Wiliam Sedgwick, in froat of NO; boo Bout. Jumes Kehoe, on the northeast corner of First avenue and 114th street ;'to erect one of the drinking, fountains on the southeast gorner of et; appointing James foe Semel Adam, ae Commies jesloner of Deeds: sian Joh LarD fourth street, Permiting Taoman ‘Moore, 10 pare Forty- Bian io Hevesi aus Gin neice pavement) sue ‘ooster street, from Canal to Eleventh street ; also bleventh — from Sixth to ‘Seventh avenue; also Cornet mh poe Pa also Grove street ay pincg to, Hudson atreot; to erect lampposts and Tan tase ta Ninoty-third street, from Seoond to fue} to lay gas malo in Becu we, from 8 uy ia en ixty-Afus ter Seventy-fourty, street 2, from 0 fourth” atreet, re ne Petwoen ‘Tenth and’ Eliventy atenuear’ sede vit alt Tenth avenuas; also Pourtl ty-fourth to Kighty-tourth. wtrect iy-seventh street from Second to Fifth arenu cement; also 114th sireet from Fourth avenue to i,ale0 Kighty eighth street from Third to Fifth place and light an oval lamp on the no! Pygurtiy_avende: ana. Sixty-tirsrstrect also sonthe avenue and Siaty-tirst street; in iret sven ‘also on “io (eli mer (0. to lay crosewalk from the southeast Avrtbeast of Bast Broadway and Jetferson lao from, ‘he. southeast to Ans ‘southwest and south- way and Uath- Touttweat’ to tho. eouit also corner ron: also from the northwest to West eorer of Rivington and’ Esscx streets; ‘veo across Mott Cady from southwest to northwest vorner C1 ino across Went street, gppogie No. fit ‘sito. West. Twn: niy-iinthy areal, oppoaiie No. 39; alts orth Manhattan street igo at each ye i e hog Ried bys hon oa acros al a aide of irteenth street, and t betty treet, from Prince to Houston street, with Beigian ply ich were severally adopted by the following vote Thirmative-asaistant Aiermen Terence “Dally, Ly- facht, U'8rien, the Pronident, Assistant Aldermen Robinson, Waly, Hampson, Ode. Feclier. Maliizan, Costello, barker, hy, awieneld, Durnin, Fetiner, » Garry, McDonald, Thomas ‘au ee lon to donate the sam of 82,549 bY to the Church haf the Resurrection \o Abe and Croton rents. (By Bs of aermen, June | Veihy reterred to the Mayor and Comp: eb SS'ectlon we was concurred in by the followin; : alive--Aesiolent Aldermen Terence Duty, Lisacht, realent, Ausiatant Aldermen Robingin, Healy, ') Mulligan, Cost jarker, ys Fon eae cee mL Ay: iat Posie Board then Me he. to 8a oR at ” 4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1871—TRIPLEH SHEET. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. DaY—SHERWOOD.—At the city of Albany, on Wed- nesday, June 21, 1871, CORNELIUS Day to Miss Laura C, SHERWOOD, DiaMonD—BrownN.—In Tarrytown, N. Y., Monday, June 26, atthe residence of the prtde’s rents, by the Rev, Dr. John A. Todd, assisted by Rev. orf Stevenson, of New York, MATTHEW Diamond, of Bridgeport, Conn., to Miss ANNA M. Brown, of the former place. No cards. BUENSTINE—Fox—On Wednesday, June 21, 1871, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Dr. Vidaver, HENRY BURNSTINE, of Wasnington. D. ee 1 Dee youngest daughter of Charles Fox, Esq., of this city. SVENDSEN—SMITH, —On Saturday, June 24, 1871, by his Honor aver Hall, JoHAN %. Christiana, to SVENDSEN, of Sara Smita, daughter of Dr. M. On Thursday, the 22d inat., at the residence of the bride's grandmother, Hacken- sack, N. J., by the Rev. 0. B. Durand, Mr. IRvING ‘Woon, of this city, to Miss ANNI£ C, BERRY, of the former place. No cards, Died. Baum.—At Baxter Springs, Kansas, on Saturday, June 24, Mrs. Rosa Baum, the beloved wife of Frederick H. Baum and daughter of the Rev. Gotthold, of this city, in the 24th year of,her age. Notice of fanerai hereafter. BoGert.—On Sunday, June 25, ALEXADER HEmr- HILL, infant son of Charles H. and Sarah J. Bogert, d 9 months and 4 days. oemne relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of a parents, No. 474 West Twenty-second street, tl (Tuesday) afternon, at two o'clock. BRODERICK.—On Sunday, June 25, ANNE BRODR- RICK, the wifefof John Segre after a lingering ines, in the 25th year of her age ‘The friends and relatives of ihe “family. and those of her brother, Richard Cuff, also her brother-in-law, Eaward Broderick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brotaer, Richard Cuff, corner of Thirty-fourtn street and First avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. BuNcE.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday. June 24, ANNA Mak1A, Wife of Charles Bunce, in the 43d year of her Welatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tne funeral, from her late residence, 139 Van Buren street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock.’ CaMERON.—On Monday, June 26, C. Henry A, CAMERON, accidentally killed on the Lane River Railroad, aged 23 years, 9 months and 2 day: Relatives and friends are respectfully thvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Twenty- ninth street and Tenth avenue, at twelve o'clock M., this day (Tuesday). CLaRK.—At Orange, N. J., on Monday, June 26, Paris G. OLARE, Eady | counsellor at law, of New York city, agea 61 y: The funeral will take pi pa from his late residence, Central avenue, near Harrison street, on Thursday, June 30, at one P. M. Morris and Essex trains leave foot of Barciay street for Brick Church station at 10:10 and 11:20 A, M.; return trains 2:52 and 3:16 P. M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further netice. The remains will be taken to Auburn for interment. Auburn (N. Y.) papers please copy. OLINE.—On Sunday, June 25, after a lingering IIl- ness, JAMES CLINE, @ native of the parish of Killin- voy, conaty Roscommon, Ireland, in the 50th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 421 West street, on Thursday after- noon, at two o'clock. CLINCH.—On Monday, June 26, 1871, MARGARET CLINCH, Wife of Patrick Clinch, a native of Lavy, county Cavan, in the 82d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, trom her late residence, 414 West Seventeenth street, on Wednesday, June 2 two o'clock P. M, CumMiNnas.—On Monday, June 24, BRIDGET CuM- MINGS, aged 31 years and 1 month, The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, af two o'clock, from her jate residence, 232 West Thirty-tirst street, Duane.—On Sunday, June 25, after a long illness, MICHAEL DUANE, aged 46 years, a native of Lougn- rea, county Gaiway, Ireland, Relatives and friends of the family, also the Union Tontine Benevolent Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 10 Hester street, corner of Suffolk, on Tuesday, June 27, at two o’ciock P. M. Durry.—On Monday, June 26, after a short and severe iliness, MARY ANNE, the beloved daughter of Charies and Sarah Jane Duffy, aged 8 years, 8 months and 16 days. ‘The reiatives and frienas of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the mneral, from her late residence, 220 West Thirty-second street, at one o’clock P. M. Durry.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 25, DANIEL Durry, a native of the facto of ‘tarmon, McGurk, county Tyrone, Ireland, in the 34th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his this residence, No. 497 Court street, South Brooklyn, late (Tuesday) are at half-past two o'clock. ELDRED.—On Sunday, June 25, PRUDENCE EL- DRED, aged 70 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, this eg o afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs, De Verell, No, 131 West Twentieth street. Grpsox.—On Sunday, June 25, at Mill igi Hell Gate, N. Y., ALEXANDER Gipson, aged 80 years, 9 months and 5 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, from the Eighty- thira street Baptist church, between Second and Third avenues, this (Tuesday) atternoon, at two o’clock. The remains will be interred in Woodlawn Cemetery, Westchester county. GRUBE.—On Monday, June 26, 1871, JOHN “J. Grune, oldest ohild of dotm H. and Anna M. Grube, sae 2 years, 2 months and 9 days, ne relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, $25 Ninth avenue, on Wednes- day morning, June 28, ai ten o’clock. HANLON.—OD Lee June 25, Mrs. MARGARET HANLON, WI al rea er The relatives and friends of the family are re- Cee to attend the funeral, from her late rest- ence, Seventy-iiith street, between First and Second avenues, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half- past one o'clock. Hopason.—In this city, on Monday, June 26, Wit- L1aM B, Hopasoy, Esq., of Savannah, Ga., aged 71 years. Hover.—On Sunday, June 25, WiLL1aM H. Hover, aged 29 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to the funeral , from his late residence, Fordham avenue, between ' Seventh and Kighth streets, Morrisanta, on Tuesday, June 27, at two o'clock, P. Hvxp.—On Monday, June 26, Joun R. Hurp, in the 87tn year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at his lute residence, 813 Greenwich street, on Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock, without further notice. The Nester Will be removed to Boston for inter- men’ JEFFERY.—On Sunaay, June 25, Captain FREEMAN JerrERy, in the 5yth vear of his age. The friends of the fainily are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 64 Hansom place, Brooklyn, this (‘Tuesday) atternoon, at two o’cloc: LatoaM.—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Sunday, June 25, ROBERT W. LATHAM, in the 61st year of his 8 rhe friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, Livingston avenue, this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at three o'clock. Philadeiphia, Baltimore, Washington aud South. ern papers please copy. MULROONEY.—On Monday, June 26, RICHARD MOL- ROONEY, In the 62d year of his age. Tue relatives and triends of the family, also those of hts sons, Bart. and Jos. A., and his nephew, Bart, J., are respectially invited to attend the fu- neral, from his Inte residence, 19 Oliver street, on Wednesday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. Andrew's church, corner of Duane street and City Hall place, where a solemn requiem mass will ve celebrated; and thence immediately after to Calvary Cemetery. MODONNMLL Ta this city, on Saturday, June 24, 1871, HaRkieT, widow of Allen McDonnoli, im the 40:h year of her age. McKNIGH.—On Sunday, June 25, Josern Mc- KNIGH, aged 22 years, 6 months and 6 days. The Teintives and pr of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, June 27, at half- stone O'clock P. M., trom the ‘residence of his rother-in-law, John Burns, No. 35 Lewis street. McMULLEN.—On Sunday, June 25, after a lingering foes: ALEXANDER MOMULLEN, In the 46th year of 8 a then relatives and friends of the family, nat vy his Bephews, Frank and Licieice are res] fully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Nooo third avenue, on ‘Tuesday, the 27th inet at ten o'clock A. M., to St. Stepben’s church, Kast ‘Twenty-cighth street, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Ceinetery. Peppre.—On Sunday, June 25, after a long faa severe iliness, Mr. JAMES PepDIx, son of the ‘Thomas Peddie, aged 20 years, s months and 9 ays, Frienus and relatives of the family are respect- fully requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 866 Bowery, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Perthshire (Scotiand) ponese, please copy. Powrr.—On Sund ine 25, Is7l, EDWARD Powsr, of conisumpiton, age 29 Rene native of the parieh of Bree, county Wexford, a. ‘The remuins will be taken froin Tis late residence, 273 Greenwich street, on Tuesday, June 27, at one o'clock P. M., to Calvary Vemetery. RetLty.—In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, June 26, JOHN WkSLBY REILLY, In the 81st year of his age. Funeral from tis late reaidence, 82 Fourth plave, on Wednesday alternoon, at two o'clock. Friew of the family are respectfully invited to attend. RENSHAW. --Ou Friday, June 23, at the residence of Mr. ©, J. Rooney, Palisade ig gow Jersey City, N. J., po MARIA FE, RENSHAW, Of Bollington, Cheshire, land, relict of the late Rev. George Y, Rensnaw, o fowa Walls, lowa. Rogers.—At Flushing, L.t. , on Sunday, June 25, Eu hep tyint M., wife of Alexander Rogers, in the 38th year of her age. The relatives ‘and friends of the family are reapect- faliy invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her husband, Cedar street, near Main, tuoone L. 1, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o’cioel Skapsn.—On Monday, June 26, Harriet, wife of ite C, Skaden, in the 70th year of her age. Kel the family are respect ict a eat te a ae $3,500 mae Be sags 304 Weat fourth ees, on Thurs. $ O THOMAS.—On Monday, June 26, ALFRED THOMAS, hes 62 years and 23 days, Funeral from his iate residence, No. 62 Pitt street, on Wednesday afternoon, the 28th Instant, at two o'clock, Relatives and inends are respectfully in- vited to attend. THOMPSON.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 25, Seuina B., wife of David B, Thompson, aged 58 years, 6 months and 12 days. Funeral services at iter Tate residence, 91 Fourth place, South Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. Relatives ana iriends are respect- fully invited, 'ANDERBILT.—In the Clove, on Monday, June 26, JoHN K. VANDERBILT, in the 86th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invite’! to avtend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, on Wednesday, at two o’clook P.M. Car- riages will be in waiting on the arrival of the twelve lock boat at Vanderbilt Landing. Woop.—On Monday, June 26, THomas Woop, in the 66th year of nis age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 45 Charles sireen, ‘on Wednesday morning, at half-past ten o’cloc! FOR SALE. A CIGAR prone mfore SEOOK, bas are hy ttd tures, compete, for anle; recsipts $40 per day. dress box a2 New minus 1 A. SAORIFICE.—500 FOR ENTIRE BUSINESS, well established, hight and pleasant, which aid #104000 Apply at 148 Fulton profits per annum for past four years. atreet, 1 Foom No, 2. si 2 A FINE LIQUOR STORE FOR SALI lease; in good location and doing a good business; @ ddress LIQUOR STORE, Herald ollice. A =FoR SALE, A LARG ASSORTMENT OF SECOND Safes,” o kes. Will be sold cheap. AMERICAN STAM FIRKPROOF BAFE COMPANY, Broadway, “FOR SALE A sPOR, SALE, THIS DAY, AT AN ACTUAL BAR- ain, the Liquor Store, 758 Sixth avenne, or will be sold at auction, on inesday, by JAMES CAGNEY, Auction Hudso A WROR, SALE, A BARGAIN, THE FIRST CLASS + Restaurant and Coffee taloon corner Centre and Leonard streets, New York; doing fine business; excellent chance for cash customer. A. 200D FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, with FIXTURES and Stock, offered at hargain ; | on vost part of Eleventh avenue. GAMPNELL & Cc No, 4 West Fourth street, corner Broadway. (A. SRuENDID RESTAURANT ¥OR SALE— AT A Sa rifice; also a large corner Store to let; Bilitard Saloons, Hotels, Lunch Rooms, corner Liquor St on all the avennes, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, LAGER BEER SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP — agood Milk Depot and Routes, Bakeries, Confe Gonerten, Garacr Urooerlon, Market, Stands, Blacksmiths Business, MITCHELL'S’ Store Agency, 77 Cedar str BAKERY, &0., IN BROOKLYN; FIRST CLASS stand; Lease and Fixtures; a rare chance, Inquire at 248 Water street, New York. N ASSORTMENT OF SAFES FOR SALE CHEAP—TO close out, Herring’s, Marvin's and Wilder's mak Lilife’s improved defensive fire ana burglar proof Sat No, 8 Park place. GOOD CORNER FIQUOR STORE cheap for cash, Apply at 606 Third aven (A WROR SALE-FINST CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED + Corner Grocery, with Horse and Wagon, on best part Third avenue, doing a good business; long lease, at a moder. ate rent.” For reaswn fo seks and other particulars apply to JOHN A. DUNN & C Bowery. LARGE BOARDING HOUSE DOWN TOWN, ESTA. bifshed ten years, will be sold reasonably; a sure for- ‘tune to any party knowing the siness; good r iven for selling, Address B., box 2,527 New York Post oflice, T PUBLIC SALE THIS DAY, AT 10% O'CLOCK, E tire Stock and Fixtures of wholesale and retail grocery, fea and wine store, 7 Cortlandt street. See auction sale JAMES CAGNEY, Auctioneer, — (A MQUOR | STORE, FOR SALE-IN THE NINTH. ward. Apply at 442 Washington street, corner of Desbrosses. N OLD ESTABLISHED MEAT, VEGETABLE AND Butter Market for sale; corner stand; chance thousand; Tong lease, low rent, rartioulars at 28 Champers street. ORGE ‘W, sIM » Store Aj no} A NO. 1 CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—BUSI- ness location unsurpassed; splendid investment; long Tease; low rent; bargain. P: articulars at 23 Chambers street, GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency, WELL ESTABLISHED, EXTENSIVELY PATRON. 1m Laundry for sale; smart, enterprising make money’ Unquestionably rare chance. Pa ticulars at 23 Chambers street, GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. A. CIGAR STORE FOR SALE-—OWNER TOO INFIRM to continue it; averages #15 ‘to @18 per day ; great bar- fain. Apply to Mr. STRICKLAND, 78 Cedar atreet, ~ PROMINENT, GUOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE for #600, or take partner for 960; apiendid location; West side; cheap rent L & CO. jo. 4 ‘West Fourth streaks , corner Broadway, MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE--ON A PROMINENT thoroughfare; Stock, Fixtures and Gocd Will, at a sacrl- fice, on account of ‘ill health ; splendid opportuni SOREN'S Store Agency, 896 6 Broadway. DRUG STORE ot et SALE—ON AN AVENUE; fas other doin; (0 per week; good stand; owner RER'S Store tore Agency, 896 Broadway. LIQuoR § sone FG FOR SALE—ON BROADWAY; price only 8200; a fine chance for = young wan; good dusiness location; good reasons for selling. SOREN’S Store Agency, 8% Broadway. (CORNER, LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—THE ONLY store on any corner in the eet the rent of store is small, thi ap hee lease, $14 monthly ; brick bouse; price €200. 4 Apoir ‘the corner of State street and Third era STORK, FITTED UP IN FIRST CLASS oe for sal Must be sold immediately to pay mortgage ier has no knowledge of the business, Biker business cannot attend te both ; will be sact ‘food if "vol immediately. Apply to Mr. WALTON, 30 Beekman street. RUG STORE.- FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND Fixtures of one of the finest Drug Stores in the city; well located aud doin, aying business. For particulars one G. H. WHE! cE Wholesale Druggist, 112 Cherry 2 RUG STORE FOR SALE—NOW DOING A FIRST Glass trade. » low rent and three Rooms attached. Price £3,000, Apply to Mr. CONKLIN, with G, & 8, Craw: ford & Co., 119 Fulton street. RUG STORE FOR SALE IN MORRISANIA-GOOD corner store, with or without House and Lot. Apply to 169 Thi er Sixteenth street. , E, leath of owner the cause. For location Inquire Of STAR, Pharmacist, Ninth avente, coruer ot Tweuty, ‘eighth street, RUG STORE FOR SALE.—IF NOT SOLD IMME- diately will be disposed of at auction on Thursday, at 11 O'clock, on premines cond avenue. Apply at STRIOK- LAND'S Agency, 78 Cedar street, ®UG STORE FOR SALE—ON SIXTH AVENUE; PRO- giinent corner and good stand for @ man that ‘under- Wana the business ; will be sold cheap. RUG STORE FOR SALI ner; reasonable rent; business over can be largely increased ; & German who understands Engli 78 Cedar street }—ON A PROMINENT COR- $12,000 a year; rice #7,500; splendid ‘chance for ah well. Address DRUGS, OR | SALE ('84,000)—A HOTEL, L count of sickness, Inquire oe Second wenud, OR SALE—COOPER SHOP, HORSE AND TRUCK cheap for cash. inquire corner King and Conover streets, South Brookiyn. M. DWY, POR, SALE SA., FIRST CLASS CORNER Liquok ¢ of the leading avenues in Brooklyn, with ‘vi Fixtures (and Stock) if wanted.’ Ap- AR {11 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, or to ENG te ‘A, HENRIQUES, 37 and 89 Nawsan street, New ia N. B.—Terms easy to a'responsible party OR SALE—A FINE GROCERY, STOCK, FIXTURES ‘and # good trade for S400 or inventory ; reason for eel- ling, must go South on account of il health. “Inquire in the store, 447 West Sixteenth street. oR SAL of = milline For farther partic OR SALE—A DOWN TOWN SAMPLE AND LUN 1H Room ; three years’ leave; reason for selling owner has two places and cannot attend to both. Inquire of NAX BAY- Ensborer £ 00., 206 Broadway. JOR SALE—THE LEASE AND OFFICE FIXTURES OF & physician. Apply at 116 Spring st., from 8 to OR BALE—THE FIRST CLASS BAR AND LUNCIL Room 180 Pearl street, corner John. “Apply on premises or at 116 Warren street, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER LIQUOR Store, cheap, with or without Stock ; good reasons | jiven ; rent. at 435 Eleventh avenue, corner Thirty: sia street. OR SALE—A PROMINENT CORNER LIQ LIQUOR tore, east side; rent #33 50 and doin d business ; price 2400) Apply 00 P. GAFFNEY & 00., S00 Bowery. OR SALE—A LAUNDRY, IN BEST WORKING OR- der; three years’ standing; will be sold ata very low Inquire at 108 Bleecker sireet, fo the lnunary, OD LOCATION, FRONTZ, It five yea “STOOK AND FIXTURES re; will be sold at a great sacrifice inqypire at 413 Bleecker street. price, é GPRQOBRY, AND, TEA, STORE FOR SALE STOCK: J Fratures, Horse, hedecige he ¢ a good business, or will exchange for real estate, ax the owner has other business. “Appiy at 297 Smith street, Brooklyn. AGER PEER AND LIQUOR SALOON, FULLY FUR- 4 nished, with Lease, forsale very cheap. Apply at No. & Horatio sireet Reeraves NT. FOR SALE, WHOLE OR HAL¥ IN large iirat clade Restaurant, with Bar and Cigar Burineas connected, doing « prosperous business: vest location in N Full information on gopleation to 0.4 BENET, No-8 Pine street, from 12 to 2 o'clock. SAPES.—ONE LARGE, ONE (MEDIC | AND ONE SD email Sate, of Marvin's, Wilder's and Liliie’s make, for aale very cheap: ORSA & “EVO, ‘7b Maiden lane. GAMPLE ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON LEASE, Pacagnee, Stock and Flssures complete; Boome to live tn, 40, Osher employment compels quick sale. No agent, ieee Ld West Houston street. SALES AT AUCTION: AMEN 8 B MINER AUCTIONEE EN MINER & ER, NEY H. LEEDS & MINER, vesGeuabiabe aa Salesrooms % Cham at 10) oan, Day CRUESOAY, sONE th street, jock, at rvil jace, near Fiiteenth st ona HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Vel- yet, Brunsela and Ingrain Carpets ; carved black walnut Salts, Ia Tepe; carved black wainut marble top Centre Tables, Disc wraluut Sofe Bedsteads, carved black walnut and mahogany B Hair Matireases, Feather Bolsters and Pillows, black walnut and mahogany marble top Washatanda, do. Dressing Bureaus, painted and enamelled marble top Cot- tage Suita, Mirrors, black walnut and mabogany Wardrobes, Bronze Clock, Stair Carpets, Rods, China, Crockery and Glass Ware; Fiated Ware, ke. Ac, THURSDAY, JUNE 99, At II o'clock, at our salesroomas, 9 Chambers and 77 Reade streets, Special sale of bankrupt stock of fine Wines, Liquors, co., continued from May 1$ and June 15. Catalogues now ready, Particulars in time. SATURDAY, JULY 1, At 1039 o'clock, at'our salesrooms, 9% Chambers and 77 Reade sireets, Household Furniture, comprising @ genteel assortment, re moved for convenience of sale, Also, at 12 o'clock, el hb eet square; Wall 14 feet squai and stakes, consisting in part of A Tents, feet high ; Hospital Ten and It feet high; Circular Tents, 10 teet dis hand somely trimmed and suitably for lawns, croquet ground, camp meetings, dc, Also a tot of Ciothing and Tran Prt 9 feet square, ART SALE, ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ‘Ollice and salesroom’S7 Nassau atreet, opposite the Post office. CLEARING OUT SALE OF desirable Oil Painting, being tne balance of fine Pictures re- maining on band, unavoidably erowdea out of our previous popular ales. Aino some very choice contributions of treab gxamplea from our city artiste, comprising 19 part J. F, Cropaey, Sonntag, it A. F, Patt, |. Wiles, 7G, Wigans ‘und others, for account of whom it may concern, to storage, some choice old Oil Paintings, nelud ture of Samson and Delilah. The abo ve are now on exhibi- Yon and will be positively sold, without reserve, at auction y JUHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, at thoir salesroom, 87 Nassau strect, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 2b and 0th June, 1871, at 12 o'clock each day. UCTION NOTICE.—FANCY GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, Crockery, Piated Ware, &c. FARRINGTON & BEIXAS, Auctioneers, will sell this d June 27, at their salesroome, 50 Barclay street, a general assortment of the above Goods, ‘0 be wold from the sticives in lola to auit city and country fetail tr trade. Goods packed free of charge. LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. Til Cedar and 88 Church street. ing m larze Plo- n WED DAY, at 1034 o'clock, WALDRON i "COOK will sell’! by anction as “above a fine assortment of second nand Goods; also part of an assignes’s re, removed for convenience of sal ‘Chamber Furniture of every descriptio sels and Ingrain Carpets, Mattresses, Bolsters and P Nathing, Curtains, Window Curtains, Cut- clading Parlor an Br ictures, Ac. Also "four barrels, 138 gallons, tine old Bourbon Whiskes Also a superb Flute, London maker. Also a conuine Cremona Violin, Muale, &o. Als CLOSING SALE THIS EVENING, Wednesday and Thuraday, at the Art Gallery, 661 Broad- y,, next to Grand Central Hotel, Consignees are requested was to take all paintings unsold by Friday next. rn bi if P, LEVY, Auctioneer, UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION, The largest Household Furniture sale of this season faxes place this day (Tuesday), June 27, at 1039 o'clock pre- cisely, at the elewant tive story residence 13 Kast Tenth sti one block west of Broadway, near Fitth and Sixth avenu Velvet, Brussels, Carpets; briliant tone rosewood Plane: RT NOTICE. forte, Imani ent Pay nits, covere’’ with satin brocatel, nilk ‘and (plain repa: Fiageres, Mirrors, ‘Curtains, Tabley Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Paintings, Works of Art, rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Redding, Sideboard, Extension Tables, Chairs, Lounger, China Tea and Dinner Sets, Cut Giaes and Sliver Ware, Cutlery, &¢. doods boxed an smpped for purchasers. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer, LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE, at 12u West Twenty-t third eet, this day (TUBSDAY MORNING), at 104 o'clock. 325,000 worth of magnilicent Household Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte, cost 3 Pe ae antes Gaute Tatles, Mirrors, Ol Paintings’ volumes of Books, Curtains, co. ; over 20 Bedroom Suits, in ttage styles; Bedding, Dining and in all 400 lots, by catalogue. —Thin is the largest and riche sale of the season. “Sixth and Seventh ‘avenue cars and Twenty-third aireet stages pass the door. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, E vy. BY sory, H. DRAPER & ZR, The are, Lackawanua and Western Railroad 120,000 tons of Scranton Coal at public notion on WEDNESDAY, June 28, at 12 o'clock noon, at % Exchange pla SAMUEL BLOAN, President, Company wile BY Y. MAX RAYERSDORFER AUCTIONEER—SELLS, AT ofelock, at 39 Lispenard street, handsomely "fur. sien taurant; new Runge, Tables, Chairs, &c.; pori- inlots, MAK BAYERSDORFER & CO., Auctioneers, tivell 306 Broadway. ¥ CAMPBELL & CO, AUCTIONEERS—NO. 4 WEST ‘Broadway. ‘Sell on Wednesday, at Losburg, West Hoboken, in Weehawken and Washington sireets, two beautiful tmproved Bulliing Lots, full aze, near bservatory. Also sell %% story brick House. Real ostate speculators spectally invited. Bw DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. will day), at 103g o'clock, the sell this day (Tu salesroom, 79 Nassad street, near Fulton, eneral assort- hamber Sui Carpets, hair and other Mattresses, Mirrors, Lace Extension les, Chairs, ‘ardrobes, Bookcas Crockery, Plated’ and Glass Ware, Ofice Desks, kc., &o. also one seven octave Pianoforte, by Stoddart nwieh otber goods, The pianoforte wiil be sold at 12 o'clock ; the whole without reserve, 'Y JOHN A. aye AUCTIONEER. jalesroom 233 Bows rey. Will seit THIS DAY, at il o'clock, af 611 Broadway, cor. ner Houston Street. in lots to sult purchasers, all and entire yhe Stock and Fixtures and Furniture contained in that firey class elegantly fitted up Concert Saloon known as Prospect Hall; the Fixtures and Furniture consist of irs, Tables, Glassware, Ice Boxes, Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Mirrors, Ollcloths, bo. Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER.—WILL ‘eli THIS DAY, commencing at 10% o'clock, i four story mansion’ 14 West Twenty-airtn treet Sixth avenue, sale of Household Farniture offered this season, the whole to, be sold in lots to highest bidder, 15 cost, viz. <-Briliant toned Planoforte, rich Parlor Suite, Lace Cirtains, Mirrors, Bronzes, Paintin Velvet and Brussels Carpets, tageres, Bookcase, Ornament Ac. Dining Room Furniture—Extension Table, Chairs, Butt fet, Plate, Ware, &c. Bedroom Suit: in Hood and waintt, single aud’ double Bedsteads, Washttands, Wardrobes, Lounges, Clocks, Sprin Feather Keds, Bedding” de. 5 Kitchen’ and Basement Furniture, &c. GAVERSDORFER & C ‘Auctioneers, 296 Brom D. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER SALESROOMS | 67 |. Bast Tenth street, near Iway and Fourth avenue. Consignments solitted. Soecial attention given, to oudoor EXRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON June 27, at 11 o'clock, at No. the enti “ene of Fatatings, Chromo: Enoxavin m Mirrors, Fg Frames, &c., &c., without reserve. N. b.—The store AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND GROCERIES, WINES, o'clock, positive and per- emptory sale in cone ution of partnership, Shure Rigck and Fixtures of a wholesale and retail Groce ‘Tea and Wine Store, 70 Cortlandt street, near the ferry. The stock, by recent inventory, amounted to abont 4,000, and is well assorted, fresh and of the best descriptio tng of this honse would not permit of any Whaes and Liquors are of very superior qualtt 10 excel ; vintage of 186; tion.’ “Will also. sell the AMES CAGNEY, ‘Loan Broker, 681 Hindson street.- {rquors, ae. This di I houres only can produce ai now free from the least adult varaable Lease of entire buildin, vat Furniture, Rod ay Chairs, &c., Marble Top Centre Tables, *Shactes, biack walnut Bedroom Furniture’ Bru or Carpets, throe-pl py Carpets, Matire Kitchen, urnre ‘and Utensils, ‘black ie, Chairs, &c. a WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, at the auction rooms, Household Furniture. THURSDAY, J valuab le collection ot Books, Palbtings, Ac. nd Extension 0. H. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER. rie By A. D. MELLICK, Jn. & BRO., Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate, No. 6 Pine street, New York. il Executore’ sale 2 fat & ils attractive Dwelling, with one acre of Iand, ‘and 100 choice Village Lote, at Passaic, N. J. being ine estate of Theodore B, Marsh, deceased, late Trea- surer of the United States Express Company. WEDNESDAY, June $8, at 123g P. M., on the premisen. A rare opportunity for buying the moat desirable Lota evor offered at auction, in the favorite village of Passate, N. J., by the Frie Railway. jery attractive portion of the only 48 minutes from New The Property 1s located in village, and three minutes’ waik from the station, Handsome improvements on every side. Splendid musto by G: fnila’s Seventh Regiment Band, Liberal collation betore the sale. For maps and free tickets apply to GEORGE B. SAN- FORD, Enq. caabter \ TURRUM Puates Rxproce Comy Broadway, Dr. RK. A. N. J. ex 4 addi re MELLICR Ie Re Pine street, New York, paw ¢—WATORES AND JEWELR: pa rill sell gh, day, payny BROKER'S SALE ‘ELD, Auctioneer, 131 Bows Ft R DEALERS.—CORNER STORE, ONE OF ae 'No.th river side, now doing a good bas. Fixtures forsale.."Can be grealy linproved Bradtiog iho councer, lager beer, &o. Apply to STER- ON, M9 Warren streat. $350, Ra Ti, BUY A GOOD LIQUOR BAR AND ent Room, Including Stock and Fisturen i ‘wal bes Tocaved Woy Ta) a! Pree nale. poy A A ies acne vo ae een au Srcloee, $00 tots Gold ahd Sliver Warches, Diamond an Gok d Jewelry, Pins, Rings, Karrin, Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chaina, &o.; alto Gu Pist Musteal i ume pts, ac. By order R. Simpson & Co. wery. PARNRROKER'S SALE THIS Day By JOHN Mon. TIMER, 42 East Broadway, ot 400 lote Men's and Wo- men's Summer Clothi and other desirable Goods, Order H. McAleenan, Second avenue, HERMAN, AUOFIONER A, —ASIGNER SALE OF anendn Sin a af ine Peleg No.8 is Bowery ff bie trai liana i, "port ani 8 Wipes, caake fam, Fn ge dina a0. ty mle Ry EY Also je0, 60 cases Brendies and aww SALES _AT_AUGTION. eCHvERS BALE of splendid Household Furniture, ‘under the direction of J. B. TB. Aitken, Esq,, Receiver. BENJ. P. FAIRCHILD, ‘Auctioneer, will sell at public auction on Tuesday, June 27, Teh at 10 A. M., at salesroom Extension Tabi nut and enamel H z 2 FY ES = E 2 : * radi > Pier and Mantel, Mirrors, Velvet, Brass eatty Carpets, hospi eg, black walnut marble top Hat Stand, do. ball Chairs, Shades, Curtains, Spring Mattresses, 4e,, kc. By order of J. B. Atk Receiver. “J AUCTIONEER. Tap Unreserved sale of the People's College Low at uuction, THURSDAY, June 29, at Movelock A. M., at Alturas, Rockland county, N. ¥. Seventy-eight acres of ti beautiful property, on the Erte Railway, ove hour trom New Y: w York, has been donated to college purposes, and a tine residence and 8 acres to the order of Good samarit y as a home and achool for orphan girls, Also 9 the net proceeds of the sale of 2,0 te. Terms oh ‘0 remain t interest until 50,0 Palldings anared Purchasers really pay only enough to de- fray expenses of grading and laying out parks and grounds, and the balance to build’ colleges. for. themmelves. ‘Retreal ments furnished at the Pavilioa at New York prices, for the benetit of the Good Samaritan Home. excursion trains anda special free train on day of Hackensaok Extension Railroad, foot of Chambers ments; 75 per cent ja realized and the For taape aad furthor ioformation ante to MIBINGEE & CO, 7) Cedar stre ety SHERIFF'S SALE, WILL BXPOSE, FOR SALE at public auction this day, at 12 M. street, all the right, title and interest of iui Fe rankel of, in 0 LET VERY Low-— PART “OR THE WHOLE OF small furnished House, darts the summer montha, located near Central Park, Cail way, or address 964 Broad- 10 RENT—A PARLOR FLOOR, FURNISHED, WITH oom L V liiamabur; nt new piano; terms exceedingly m ith or without Board; apply por nag 9 Eon. o ‘ont alice. (TO GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN Procure nice Roome in a private family up town by ad- dressing J. P., Herald outlier. WO RESPECTABLE YOU! plerences, G MEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with a back Parlor; Croton water, gas, &c. Ap- (amall famiiles on}; to A. C. GREENL: second at 2. ae) wy floor, frome mutable Wost Twenty-sixth sireet, near Sixth kvenu HOSE DESIROUS TO pished Apartm AF, 491 and 40% Broadway. 4 PLEASANT, FURNISHED E brown atone, modern bull half a block weat 5TH STREET, handsome! fora gentleman and wile or two single OBTAIN PLEASANT FUR- ts or Floors for light honsekeepi cheap rent, $3 50 to aT per week. ‘Apply ROOMS TO LET—HOUSE low. 244 West Forty- A PRIVATE FAMILY rnished Room on second 21, WES’ gentlemen ; terms moderate. 0) EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAK BROAD. way.—Handsomely furnished Parlor and large #ed- room; algo two stnaller Roome to let, to gentlemen, Refer- ence. 3478, eta Er, 3 ow Festauran adway, No. V Gtamaily entirely pri SROORD. beg om WEST OF Rooms, with- Fis shalt minute from ra ut corner. three line: 52? STREET, 207 WEST. —SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, e near Central Park offer superior summer fooms, with sut board, ofy_ if required, private table; nicely adapted for parties of gentlemen. AND 55 Sv, nished block west of Broadway, put a1 andsomely fur: tions MARK’S PLACF.—NICELY FUR. r Oe _nished Rooms, for gentlemen aud their wives or single Jemen and strangers in the city. THIRD DOOR FROM 69 WEST ELEVENTH stRE dO Firth ue. In the family of a young widow pleas- Ant Rooms, without board, ntiemen only. Terme moderate. 110 MACDOUGAL STREET, NEAR BLEECKER,— Furnished Rooms, with every convenience for housekeeping, to let to table small famities. 151 WEST TWELFTH STREET. furniahed, to n small, tidy family, Parlor Floor, Base~ 10 LEP, NICELY and to the Stock and rere ig a Gents’\Furn! ments and two Rooms on phind floor; secret: 3. d tn back EW T BRENNAN, Sheri, | parlor. —Inquireot USIGR, L. M. Bates & CG., 451 Browd- Wn. H, Saraips, I Deputy. way. TH AVENUE CENTRAL PARK LOTS, AT AUCTION. | QO4 BAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. By order of the Supreme Court,—A. J. BLEECKER & | a4 Nicely furnished Rooms SON ‘will geil at auction, on Friday, June 80, 1571, at 13 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadw: — —_— York, tinder the direction of Philip 8, Crooke, Ei 34! “WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET.TO LET TO four Lots on the Central Park, at the northwest ‘corn e @ gentle furaed Hall Room; none but re k by 100 feet indepth. The sale will be to Sixty per cent of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage for three or five years, See advertisement signed i PHILIP 8. CROOKE, Referee, ‘346 Fulton street, Brookiyn. New York. Duwaiion in Wo. Gedar street, Maps atthe oflice uf the Auctioncers, New York. TO LET FORK RUSINE PURPOSES, AKERY, STORK AND FLOORS TO LET—NEW BUILD- ings; complete with all improvements ; 1,222 and 1,224 d avenue, near Seventy-dirat street, Apply on premiaes, DFK,, ROOM, IN HANDSOMELY FURNISHED oflice, from ‘8 monthly upwards, very suitable for law- » Drokers, de, Apply. to MAX BAYERSDORFER & Auction ers, 296 Broadway, near Reade street. TEAM POWER TO LET-WITH SPLENDIDLY © lighted Floor, on East Forty-second street, 25 by 100. Also a smaller Floor, well lighted; steady power. Apoly to NORRIS & MILLER, 229 East Forty-tirst street, WITH FLOORS, 25X15, 25X60 AND 25 best power and finest’ rooms inthe elty. Ap ITORE TO barber or merchant tailor, & LET-SUITABLE FOR A FIRST CLASS Apply on premises, 239 Bleecker street, near Sixth ave STUDIO TO LET—ONE OF THE FINEST IN THE ory, © to a responsible party. Address J. 8. P. O'BRIEN BRO., 83 Third avenue. (0 LET—IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OFFI suitable tor business and light manufacturing purposes, Apply to BARKER & COSTER, $7 Nussau atreet, T° LET—THE FOUR LOTS AND DOCK ON EAsT river, north side of Forty-nfth street, HD, JA VES, 70 Wall s treet. T° LET—STORE AND CELLAR, WELL ADAPTED FOR the liquor business, situated in a business place; a good ‘ore 209 Weat street. Tease, Inquire tn liquor (0 LET.-STORE AND DWELLING IN MOUNT VER- non, in the best business location; a good opening for almost aby kind of business ; will be rented very low. HK, MORRISON, 279 Canal strect._ 0 LET—FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN and wife or two single gentlemen; convenient to the ‘89 Amit; eet. poe eee ee ee 0 LET CHEAP—SNUG THREE STORY STORE AND Dweliing, 312 West Fourth street; suitable for any light business. Inquire at room 22, 87 Park row. Rent 830. 10 LET OR LEASE—THE STORE AND BASEMENT No. 8 Howard street, marble building, frat class, 25x100, cheap to a good ten: “Wo . H, RAYNOR, 5}6 Pine street, HE RIGHT PLACE FOR BOOT AND SHOE OR VA- riety business to make money is 553 West Fifty-seventh street; Store, finished Basement and Dwelling Rooms; rent 800, ‘Apply on premises. ‘DWELLING HOUSES TO 1 Furnished. T GREATLY | REDUCED, RENTS-NO. Thirty-seventh street, 208 West Thirty-et Ficih avenue, 190 Hast Forty-ninth a oa fa an 1d Rant Forty-ninth street, 123 West Forty-ninth street, 131 a tt Thir- ty-sixth street, 44 West Thirty-niuth street, 128° West Twenty- theenth street, 673 Seventy avenue, 309 Haat Fitiyciiio street 10 and 12 Union square, 269 West Twenty-second street, 144 Weat Forty-eighth street, 131 East Fifty-titth street, 44 West Twenty aixtn street; also a largo number of other Houses, furnished and unfurnish Rooms in Dodworth’s Building, Twenty-ststh street and Fifth avenue, | WILLIAM CK. {th avenue, above Twenty-sixth street, 8 ar hth atr A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, TO A SMALL family, and rent taken in board for four; location near For sarge th street and Fitth avenue. Address CHARLES, THREE. STORY STONE FRONT. ‘HOUSE, FOLLY a Water to let for the summer; $175 per month. Ap- " x0 LET—PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON THIRTY-SEV- enth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, furnished ; R, BAXTER, 29 Barclay lease at $t Apply to atreet, 600'per year. 0 LET FURNISHED_FOUR STORY HOUSE, 38 UNI- versity place, aear Eleventh street; desirable location fora frst class boarding house; rent low. Apply from 10 to o'eloc! Unturuished. 10 LET.THE WHOLE OR PART OF FOUR STORY brown stone House 414 East Fiftieth street. Apply at 119 Walker street, scat ae LET—686 AND 683 LEXINGTON AVENUE, Two first class four story brown atone Houses, having all the modern improvements and in complete order, Can be seen from 10 til 4, without about by applying at No. 686, and tor terms to B. BLANCO, 18 South W tian street. 0 LET_-THE THREE STORY COMMODIOUS HOUSE 489 ‘Hudson streat pleasant block and very centr Rent tom good party $100 per month. “Apply st 103 « ‘ham: ree (10 LET CHEAP—A NEAT COTTAGE, IN GOOD ORDER, in Ninth avenue, near Forty: treet; also to let In Harlem, a first class brown ator et, Duns- comb place; ‘a neat Cotta: Apply at the owner" ison street, Abingdou square, New York. 10 LET_ON ~ WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, A, “HAND- Toure, 6th street, south side, near aventie ; 14 roome, gas, ‘Croton. wal ec, ; ten minute walk to ‘cara and steamboats; location bewihy ‘and delightful ; rent $1,500. Inquire oo premises. 0 LET—HIGH STOOP HOUSE NO. 6! WEST NINTH street; modern Improvements; 18 rooms. Apply at 62 Weat Thirty-aixth FU. NISHED ‘Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT SIVTING ROOM, with bedroom adjoining,tto let, at 86 per week, in pri- Yate house, to gentlemen or gentleman and wife, with privi- loge of housekeeping, Inquire at 411 West Thirty third at, AR PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT TWO (PLRASANT, together, or singly, to, gentlemen q Kaat Tweltlh et street en. Referencen. LARGE, AIRY ROOM, WITH BEDROOM CON. municating, to let furntaned ; beantifully iocated, fact Inquire at lot West Forty-tirat atreet. ‘bah between Qa Reservoir square. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL Lu IX BEAU- Ufally furnished Rooms in a neat cottage ; every con venience ing; all modern provementa ; i Pst Thirty-tret ouseker pt ‘seplendid chance for man and wif bear ‘Lexmgton avenue, vs [AURNISHED FLOOR TO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY for light housekeeping; also one or two Parlors to let to gentiemen in brown house 128 West Thirty-firat atreet, near Sixth avenu yard) eel, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, Apply at 87 Perry strect, between Hudson and Bleecker, PORN sHED ROOMS IN SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN and wives and single gentlemen; house first class; no children, 1,282 Broadway, near Grand Hotel. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room; {ingle Room for gentlemen, without board, in the new Ara fhonse 636 Seventh avenue, junction of Broadway and fourth street. , ON &ECOND reierences re aveay. NE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, to bate Le] Penna quired. Apply at 3 rB PAs %, OFA HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOU SE 70 at 315 East Forty-ninth street, near Third ks LET. - NICELY PURNISHED PARLOR, IN A borhood, in Nineteenth street, near Thira gentlemen obly. Apply to Prof, HEYDIMAN, ast Nineteonth street, 0 LET~TO 0 GENTLEMAN AND ‘mtn sepee TUE wished with con : ttiger “or "would divide the Noor good grenne, to ‘211 East Refere: quired, Tenth — tecond ‘block from Broadw THREE RICELY FUR- T, fined vam of act, ae ie eae rites apeotabl 491 BROOME STR. Broadway. to single gentlemen or man and wit ply. eT, THREE BLOCKS WEST OF t, three nicely furnished Rooms, 3 Fent fron $2 to @b pee -To Aw THE NEWS EVENING ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL THE ALL IN THE ¢ TELEGRAM, ABOUT YACHTING, ABOUT FASAION. ABOUT POLITICS. ABOUT ORIMINALITIES, ABOUT LOCALISMS, ABOUT GENERALITIES, ABOUT EVERYTHING. ABOUT GOTHAM. LVENING TELEGRAM, OVER THE CITY, 500. A MONTH, UNFURNISHED MENTS TO ‘LET. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. APART- ROOMS _ AND T 36 EAST HOUSTON STREET, NEAR BROADWAY outh. Rooms and Floors to let, }, 21 East Houston at Apply to a from "#4 upwards, per mé et. PARTMENTS TO LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, ‘at 255 Henry street, saven rooms, @40, with use of atu onary tu HANDSOME jeocrae at add West ven rooms, guod order; viearanaly situated; rent low. Forty-fourtn street. PARLOR AND BAS MENT FLOOR tationary I modern tm OONS TO LET—TWo AT $ll, THREE, aT uP gis a four at $28 per_month. Inquire at 442 Fourth corner of Thirtieth street. 199, LETLEART OF AN ELEGANT BROWN STONB House, 206 East Eighty-second street, toa desirable party, Terms to sult. 0 LET—T0 A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, TWO Floors of a house ocoupied by owner and’ wife; rent 610 monthiyt ond avenue. references exchanged. Apply at 44 Seo 10 LET—AT #28 EAS’ near Second avem with more Ro: ‘bath and wash tubs. ET—FIRST FLOOR aaa FOURTEENTH STREET, jecond Floor, containin ng three OF THE HIGH sTOOP LE’ © rouse 161 Went Thirty-fret street, between Sixth Seventh avenues. ‘Three rooms. Rent $27 per month, (PO LEt--wITH OWNER, PART OF MODERN HOUSE, 226 West Forty-first street, west of Broadway; parlor, dining room, kitchen aud Ledrooms; rent moderate; ine location for physician. — 1 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR nue, with all the modern Improvements, IN 2 SECOND 10 LET-SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, TO & QUIER farfly. 049 Eaat Fourth st NO LET—THE THIRD FLOOR OF BRICK DWELLING 226 Weat Twenty-eighth str W. H. DOBBS, LET—SECOND FL DORE, 8 AND. wenth street; six rool nto Wal FRUSLOW, 119" "Naat Thirty’ ulton street. Tom LE’ THREE ier, aus Fourté avenues ingulre of 3. Hi a Twenty-seventh street. 28 West Thirty-third street, tryin? AND THREE SMALL ROOMS closets, water closet and private me. 127 Bast 50) BER, MONTH—AT WM WAVERLEY | PLAGE, DU front and back Parlor, Dining Room, Kitche: two other Rooms; inodern improvements, with separate entrance, None but respectable persons need apply. 25 WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET.- comfortable Suits of Apartments, unfurnished, to -NICE AND let ; water on each floor, 345 WEST lowe FIFTIETH 8TREET.—TO LET, UNFUR- nished, Part of a first class browa stone House; rect HOU SES, ROOMS, &C NICK HOUSE WANTED—ON FIVE OR OR viEe YEARS’ LEASE, FOURTEENTH TO eee SIXTH AVENU! SHlaty Fieri StREDT, APPL 70 PH, DIEFFENBACH, TRUCHSESS & CO., DENTISTS, tay CANAL STREKT. W ove Twi wan: a tiuress LEWIS, vox 8, LARGE, OLEAN MANUFACTORY BUILD- ved Inatdey within five miles of city ferries, aed Terms ANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, A SECOND Figor (four rooms), by wamall family of adults, not reet, hear Sixth or Seventh a1 3 Post otiet are York ettg, la exchange ter ork c r New ely, a exehange kod City and Village Property. STEPHE te Exchange, 157 Broadway. Ne New York. ANTED TO HIRE—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM ON recond floor front, on the east side of the cit tin between Bower permanent | street ; loca and Orchard, Grand and Kivington sulted, Address, stating location and price per month, KUREKA, box 143 Herald ofllce. TANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED FLOOR FOR W bousekeep! ee persons, by a cash tenant: lo» cation between avenne and Broadway. and Fortieth streets and ‘Address CASB, Heraid office, ‘MISCELLANEOUS. jist, has Ces bd and na ite Astor place, wher Broad a fe troubled with Corns, Bunions and faverted. Reve, 70 THE PEET.—MRS. L BR STOR, CHL nnn it TOOTmA ahe ia pi Nalis. Ladies treated at their residence if desired, Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 98 Siatt 4 JANES, ‘ulton atreet. Blank Books made to pattern. TATER FILTERS. STONE WATER FILTERS, FIFTY W “Fears in use, puritying all waters--ralo, rivet of cle tern; the only purifier of wi pure carbon or bonedust, Which le used in thea filters; three siene har 1? 00, $t, SlJ and Glo each. HENRY 1 pe only manufacturer of the Champion Stone Water Hiner Bleecker street, New York. Wholesa'’e and retail, for circular. wards; P om and Garang and endl on amateurs pad erie gear ved Eeratanly on, Ba tana a pores, peneins from OELENDER, 18 Broadway, ST WITH DELANEY’S W Boren’ ees Guablors, are taking the lead of all other Bt, LEHIOH Nat, 66; Ey acreened and corner Thirty: second siree: and Teath avenue, and can ouly be Le at 40 Vesey strect, cUST. MOUNTAIN COAL. ~ A OC ane Furnace, $60; Store, $2 per toa MAS STO: GENUINS, LEHIGH AND oes Bedelia $6.95 ‘TibrokD, D. twer ayer oh, Sheed cas avenue, aid ON cae old wal Guaranteed pure WINES, LIQuoRs RS, é , &C, 1 N's H. “MENDERSON'S PyraR Each case contain! Ctl (ke of the very bee 4 roth Nem Kei. nat a “yey