The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1871, Page 3

Orry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. East side FOR SALE LOW—THE DESIRABLE FOUR STORY A..~bown stove House, 183 East Sixtieth treet; frescoed ‘and in fe order; lot 20x100. Apply on the premises. * A NERY SUPERIOR FOUR STORY HIGH Toor biown stone House, on East Thirty-seventh street, Mur. ray Hil; 20 feet front; mantel min ac. i easy. THus. J. DUNKIN, 654 ‘Third avenue, EXTRAL PARK PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE SIX Lots and unfinished Building, Pifty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, cheap, on easy terms, : ‘ALEX, THAIN, 12 Pine street. R SALE.TO HOUSE HUNTERS AND REAL estate agevts.—Printed particulars and Rens of fourteen by class Honses v a ae bora ror bad by f? ia atour ofiice, ast Forty- eet, corner of Parl avenue, DodaIN E CROSMAN, Architects. OR SALE—THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House and four, ye rear Bullding, 26% Stanton street ; Brice $12,000; rents for $1,800; fw!) lot, "Terms easy. PR, SALES THE WELL BUILT THREE STORY brick Mouse and Lot, 25 feet 24; inches front and 70 feet deep, with first class ‘Bakery; a fine stand for a good baker; will be sold cheap if applied for at once; tbe owner 18 going West. Apply to owner, northwest coruer of First ave- hue and 117th street, Hariem. Went sides A ~EXECUTOR'S SALE OF AN EXTRA SIZE NEW + modern, elegant. partially turnished ‘Dwelling, fro ing and overlooking Central Park. Apply to V. K. STEVE! BON & SON, 1 Pre sjreet. PEIGETH AVENUE LOTS FOR SAL! LEVEN LOTS 1; fronting Central Park, below Seventietb street, This 18 ihe fest plot of lots in ‘the market. “Apply to WII KENNELLY, No. 4 Pine street. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, REAL ESTATE TO & XCHANGE. IRST CLASS BOUSES, IN A FIRST CLASS WO FIRST, Clateb ana Sizth avenues: unencumbered; will be Jots, or otner desirable . ane ioe om) COS SHARPE, Ei Pine wreck, Hearne ee canny oae aia para eEraaseneeEmnayaneel w E] R EXCBHANGE--FOR LOTS, FOUR rbjeniid tenement Houses, now paying $9,000, Cat 4 iter. this out worth see/ONCIS URAWFORD, 906 Third TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. i 8G LEE YOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. HOUSE ON FIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR High Riridge, turnidhed, for $260 per month, or will be Jet unfurnished; ‘@ brown stone bigh stoop House, on Weat Fourteenth street, $1,800; three story brick House, Christo- street, ; bandsome Flats, from $25 to $50. phe sure, $1,900; 6M OMRISTALLIGRS M1 and 17 Abingdon square, Eighth avenue, _TWO LARGE FIRST CLASS STORES TO LEASE under the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Alxo Basements cor- arth avenue and Twenty-third street. Apply to Hl. R. A ifth avenue, —TO LEASE OR FOR SALE, THE FOUR STORY A. Building 421 East Twelfth street, suitable for any manu- business: size 25x103, homie C. BAILEY, i East Fourth street, near Bowery. —_—_ —FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, OVER ‘cson’s new store, on Filth avenue, near Twenty- ibird street, to lease; location unequalled for tailor, photo- grapher, Masonic rooms, &c. H, KR. DREW & CO., 176 Fifth avenue. PXTIRE LOFTS, NO. 44 MURRAY, STREET, TO Lk Jow to a good tenant; 2x8; well lighted; possession at once, GUSTAVUS BAYLIES, 231 Broadway, rooms 10 and 11, TORE AND BASEMENT TO LET—SUITABLE FOR SD hquor and lunch business; rent $1,000; also Lofts to let, Apply at &4 Goid street, bh stoop brown stone House, on West Thirty-third Atreet, - [t was built in best manuer for owner; biack walnut trimmings from top to bottom; ali modern {mprovements, best of plumving, range, furs elegant front win- dow area, wainrcoted walls rdwood and deafened floors, dumb walier to third floor; refrigerator connects with sewer. Itis « splendid house in every respect; will te sold ata larze sacrifice and on cusy terms, Cost, with carpets. &c., about 40,000. Early possession. JAS. K. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. OR SALK—THE NEAT MEDIUM-SIZED THREE story high stoop brick Honse¥ll7 West Twenty-second street; ail improvements; price $18,000; termseaty. Apply on premises. OR SALE—FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House, in Fifty-tirst street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, with or without Furniture. Address A. B. C., box 1,149 New York Post office. OR SALE—205 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET— HMouee, three Ars brown stone Enghish basement, 17x55 and extension ; lot 9.9; possession to suit, Can be seen any evening this wock after seven o'clock. THOS. D. ROBINSON, 20 Nassau street. OR SALE—ON TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR Seventh avenue, a four story English basement Hous good order apd good neighborhood; price $14,000; term: easy. JAS. R. EDWAR: 277 West Twenty-third street. Fr SALE—A FIRST CLASS LARGE FOUR STORY higl TEAM POWER TO LET—WITH TWO FLOORS, WELL © lighted ; one containing all the fittings necessary for con- ducting the fron railing business. Apply to MORRIS & MIL- LER, 229 East Forty-trat street, 10 LET-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED STORES ON Broad street, in Newark, N. J.; swtable for any busl- fheas. Inquire of Messrs, BKITTAN & CO., 772 Broad street, ewark, N, J. 0 LEASE—DOCK OR BULKHEAD BETWEEN FIFTY- third and Fifty-fifth streets, with 40 Lote attached in the rear, 13 Lots on Tenth avenue, Fifty-third apd Filty-fourth streets; five four etory Houses, corner of Fifty-fourih street and Eleventh avenue. Inquire toot of Fifty-furth street, Hudson Kiver, before 10 A, M., of JORDAN MOTT, 0 LET—IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OFFICES, suitable tor business and light manufacturing purposes, Apply to BARKER & COSTER, {7 Nassau street. WO OFFICE ROOMS—OPENING INTO EACH OTHER; light, pleasant and airy, on the second floor, in the building on northeast corner ‘Broadway and Fourth si fronting on Broadway; to respectable parties only. Inquire in the building, UNION SQUARE. 19 Rooms, on seat door third and al) of the fourth fi THREE ELEGANT SHOW FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. M oad LET—SECOND FLOOR, FURNISH: housexeeping, in brown stone house firat street, near Sixth avenue. 10 LET-FOR THE WINTER, TO GENTLEMEN, very fine Roows, in a house where the appointments are allunexceptional. Only first clags parties willing to pay o fair price need apply «t 27 Bast Ninth street, between Broad- way and Fifth avenue. N 2, T?, RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROU MS SUITABLE FOR housekeeping, with gas, hot and cold water, and use of bathroom, Terms $7 Kk. 106 Bank A. NELSON PLA MS TO LET, FURNISHED ED, FOR LIGHT 138) Weat Thirty- NELSON PLACE.—| or unfurnished, for light housekeeping, between Waver- Jey and Clinton places. EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FIFTH *) avenue.—Desirabie furmshed Rooms to let, without Beard, in auits or singly; house altogether first class. 7 WERT, FOURTEENTH STREET. TO LET, WITH. out Board, Pariors and Bedrooms, on second, third and fourth floors, 8 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-TO LET, TWO i ney furnished Rooms, with every accommoda- io . 93 BREVOORT PLACE (38 EAST TENTH STREET). — Furnished Rooms to let togentiemen only, Refer- ences req 3 LAFAYETTE PLACE (COLONNADE ROW), OPPO- OD site Astor Library.—Furnished Kooms for families ana gentlemen; reference requi: 3 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Avenue Hotel and Hoffman House.--Gentlemen can find neatly furnisued Rooms, without board; several large Kooms can be obtained by applying immediately. 53 BOND STREET.-FURNISHED ROOMS; FIRST O class French Restaurant, ala carte; also regular din- ner, from 12 to 2 at 60 cents, Table board #6 per week. WEST TENTH STREET.-TO LET—A NICELY furnished Room, on second floor, to a gentleman, with- Out Boara; terms $4 per week; also single Room, $3 per week ; references, 5Q BAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and University place.—Handsomely furnished Rooms to families and gent whole Floor, wit MADISON AVENUE. SUIT OF HANDSOMELY 115 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FOURTH e furnished Rooms to rent; second etory, front, or ithout board. Also two or three single Room: avenue.—Furnished Rooms, $3 to’@4 per week; front Office for physician ais V7 BAST FIETEENTH SfREFT,—FURNISHE Rooms to let to gentlemen, witnout board) near Union square. Apply forone week, 15 ELDRIDGE STREET.-TO LET, A NICELY furuished Parlor Floor, separately of together, for gentlemen or fe. WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET.—A BEAU- tiful front Room to let, furnished, to gentleman 26: and wife or two single gentlemen ; terms moderate. OR SALE CHEAP—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE high stoop House, 21x55 fuil lot, on Columbia, College leased ground 84 years; Fifty-firet street, between Fifth and Riatb avenues; with or without furniture. Address 8. L. Ty A BROWN STONE HOUSE ON FORTY, binth street, between Froadway and Eighth Ginisned in the best manner, with all modern impr’ Apply Vo the owner, 8. STEWART, 259 Weat Foi POR SALE THE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, £2.4{ront, 65 feet deep, with Carpets, Oil- iers, Gas Fixtures, Cornices and Mir- remises, 205 West cloths, Shades, Chandeliers, G rors, in compleie order, Apply on the Thirty-elyhth street. 2 (AVE FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED {o let, in desirable locations, $150 to 8400 per DREW & CO., 175 Fifth avenue; ‘between Forty-seventh and Forty-elghth streets. N_ EXCEEDINGLY _ DESIRABLE FURNISHED House to rent, on West Twenty-first street—A four Story high stoop brown stone, completely and elegantly tur- nished; Trent #250 per monlh ; or would lease for three years at $200' per month. month, |. RK. Branch office, €7 Sixth avenue, OR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A VERY Geatrable emali House, in complete order and thorough! Tarnished; price $1800. "Apply at 254 Went Twenty-trst ai ATH AVENCE AND FOURTEENTH STREET.—FOR ©) sale, furnished, a four story, kuglsb basement House, 19.6x70x100, Saliors’ Snug Flardcr lease, 54 years to run, growed rent only $400 per annum; a most tuvorable chance o Kecturr & Valtiatiue business property atthe very low figure of $20,000, FRANK G. & DAVISON BROWS, 100 Broadway. Miscellancens. —“IMPORTANT."—WE ARE OFFERING BROWN tone Houses, from $12,000 to $75,000, in desirable lo- caliites, at reduced valuations, with immeciate possession, WARD & OGDEN, Broa: orner Seventeenth street. iD BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE TO LET, 1 ‘. ERALD BRANCH OF FICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, AT NO. 4 COURT STREET, CITY HALL SQUARE. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A, M. TILL 8 P. M. BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIV! THEIR PA ‘T TRE Hh e PERS A’ |ERALD BRANCH DEL} ERY, NO. 7 FRONT BREET, BROOKLYN. ah ‘OUSE FOR SALE—CORNER MONROE STREET AND Throop avenue, Brooklyn; 1 rooms; hard finished walls; large carden, ‘truit trees, apd grape harbor; price $15,600. Inquire on'the premises, LET—ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT CORNER Stores in Brookisn; druggist preferred. Apply to EDWARD CURRAN, 117 Flatbush avecue, Brooklyn. ‘0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, THE THREE STORY AND: basement brick !!ouse 303 Raymond sirect; al) improve- ‘mente and in fine order; rent taken in board if desire Ap- Bly from 910 11 A. M. oF 310 9 P. ‘© LET—A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, TWO BLOCKS from Fu.ton avenue cars and 30 minutes from the ferry; rent low to cesiravie tevant. Address B., box 131 Herald JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL’ ESTATE, “For ‘sal ‘OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A SPLENDID WATER Front of 450 feet, near the Hoboken ferry, valuable for Steamslifps, railroads or at a speculation, Apply to M. A. J. LYNCH & HUGH N, CAMP, 106 Broadway. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TORENT “ALL WANTING FARMS—GOOD BOIL, MILD CLI- 1, mave—for papers address C.K, LANDIS, Vineland, T NEW BRIGHTON, §. 1. furnished and anfurnts! charming, retired iocality: TO RENT, TWO VILLAS, hadi ‘within 30 minutes of Wall street. |. G. KENNET, No.9 Pine mtreet, Planted; View unsurpass PAYING FRUIT FARM-—63 ACRES, EXCELLENT AL Salaings, vineyarce, orcbarda, berries, ail in bearin; m Ulster Kn ro . 5,500 : jad from encumbran might trade tor Brooklyn or city Property. sper ee, MELICK, 421 Broadway. N OLD HOMESTEAD—ULSTER COUNTY, OPPOSITE Poughkeepsie, 15) acres; house contain: barns and outiwildings, vineyard, fraite, all kinds, dance | $15,000; might exchange’ for city oF Brookitn Pro- perty. .H. MELICK, 421 Broadway. MAGNIFICENT FARM OF 90 ACRES, A QUARTER of a mile from the beautiful and Sourisbiug town of Btrouds burg, Pa., 8% bours from New York; land is level, smooth and’ very rich; running stream, pure cold water, 75 frait tees, good two’ story frame house, plenty of ey heds and numerous outhuildings:; very he hy ee = only $7,000 ss GEO. L, terma WALI Monroe county, RESIDENCE—STATEN ISLAND. Two ; fine view ILEGANT acres in fruit, lowers, iawn; carriage hous boy; $7,500; terms easy. Also peat Cottage, desirably lo- caied; tive miuutes from West Brighton ianding; $3,500. DARRIN, 50 Broad. b. JAS, R, EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. DESIRABLE HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE HOUSE AN let, on West Twenty-eighth street, ali in good order, partially furnished; carpets, ollclgths, shades, gan axtures, and nedriy all of the rgoms ‘tarnish Possession immediately. * JAS. R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third strect. ed; rent $150 per month. A -FOR eee Ax Ue eye IaReD HOUSES . 110) ap) mnigoog. locations alwaya SDP te Cp are, No, 5 West Twenty-third strect, Fifth Avenue Hotel. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO RENT— fully furnished, except. two rooms reserved on the top floor by an eiderly lady, on West Twenty fitth etreet; modern conveniences, first rate order and very clean, rent #1U8 33, JAS. R. EDWARDS, 217 West Twenty-third street. A HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNISHED AND UN- + furnished Houses, in first class localities, for boardin, dr private oecnpaney, for the winter or longer. WAKD & OGUEN, broadway, corner nth atreet, -WE HAVE FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED « Houses, in desirable locations, to let for the winter or Jonger; #150 to $600 per month. -H. R. DREW & CO., 175 Fifth avenue; branch ollice, 837 Sixth avenue. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FOUR STORY, handsomely and fully furnished; Thirty-third street ear Madison avenue; rent $300 per month: private family omy. Apply to owner, 634 Broadway. AGE & MOCAFFERTY, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER Fifty-second street, offer for rent furnished and unfur- ished Residences, on Fifth, Madison and Lexington ave- nues, and on intersecting streets. Owners should send us lo- cation, full description and prices as we are completing our list for the fall demand. RENT FURNISHED—A FOUR STORY BROWN stone House; all improvement: ood order; nice! furnished; good location and neighborhood, near Pittiei street, east elde; rent $200. Apply to owner, 28 Broadway. 10 LET—FURNISHED THREE STORY HIGH STOOP House West Thirty-fth street; private family only. Ap- piy between 9 A. M. and4 P. M. (0 LET—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE ;*FOUR story, brown atone, full width; West Thirty-eighth street, pear Firth avenue. 0 furnisbed and unfurnished Houses in various locations. Permits of A, JOURNEAY, No. 1 Pine street. 10 LET—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THREE ‘story and basement brick House, 11 rooms ; all smptove- ments; in Brooklyn, pear ferries; rent low. Permits at dl2 Broadway, New York, room 6. (0 LET—THAT ELEGANT FOUR STORY HOUSE COR- Poe ccekiman piace and Filty-first, street, more splendid view than Brooklyn Heights, fronting on the East River. Apply to JOHN O. HIGGINS, No. 7 Pine street, or 422 Kasi Fifueth street. pli 10 LET—FURNISHED, RENT MUDERATE, IMMEDI. T ate jon, the high stoop three story and ent ftone House 124 East Forty-gixth street, Piano aud modern improvements. Apply on F.600.-70, BET, OR LEASE FOR THREE, OR . |. hive years, in Macdougal street, near Wath- jogton juare, a very desirable four story and basement House, eighteen rooms, thoroughly furnished; immediate possession; security required. Address S. M., Herald office. bremises. Unturnished. TO LET, THE FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP « brown stone Dwelling, 107 Bas: Feventeenth street, one door trom Fourth avenue; would be jet for business pur: poses. J. C, BAILEY, 60 East Fourth street, near Bowery. NO 29 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR + Madison equare, to Jet, with immediate possession, un- furnished ; rent $200 per mon/h, Furniture may remain at a mouerate rent if desired. Agents please not nppiy. rs. A———, 843 Fifth avenue. WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH avenue.—A email family will rent one neatly tur- i floor, without board; gentlemen eighborhood good. 352 nished Room, on A NTS TO 1 PARLOR FLOOR, SUITABLE and wife, or for business purposes; mirrors and car- pets included.” 1:8 East Twenty-second street, LOORS AND ROOMS TO LET—§7 TO $15 MONTH ly; two to ten rooms each; new double houses, GEO, CRAMOND, Grocer, 625 Weat Forty-sixth street, near Eleventh avenue, __.. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. WANTED. A WYORNISHED AND) UNFORNISHED HOUSES + wanted, for responsible tenants. Owners are re- uested to call and leave particulars with C. 8. ¥ECK & OU., way. A —UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—BETWEEN « Twelfth and Twenty-ifth streets; central location; possession immediately. THOMSON & WAITE, Real Estate Agents, 12 Pine street, room 8, HOUSE WANTED A SMALL ONE, EITHER BRICK or stone, at a low rent, in city or Harlem. Ad Giving location and terms, W.'6. HILTON, 128 Nassau st OUSE WANTED—BY A NEW ENGLAND LADY, A good housekeeper; rent of same to be taken ip board, with, Privilege of other’ boarders, Address for three days “ax y box 16 Herald Uptown Branch olice, 1,248 Broad: WNER, WITH A LARGE FAMILY, DESIRES TC Tent furnished Honse and board with occupant; the four stories, brown stone, near Central Park, Ad- H. 8, box 128 Herald Uptowa Branch office, 1,246 TO TORE WANTED FOR A DRUG STORE, WITH FLOOR over store, with modern improvements, "Address, givin ¢ Mon and particulars, DRUGGIST, 2,126 Second avenue, Also Drug Store tor sale. ANTED.A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ALL THE modern improvements. Address box 4,402 Post oftice, "ANTED—BY NOVEMBER, FOR A SMALL FAMILY, ‘@ good House, furnished or unfurnished, must be in ‘desirable neighborhviod. Add stating particulars, F, TIN EZ ‘Twenty ANTED—TO LEASE A FARM OF 150 A @ sleamboat landing within 2 miles of Address, tor one week, FARMER, Herald ofice. WANTED.-T0, RENT, WITH THE PRIVILE Teasing and purchasing, small br ood neighborhood, between Third and #ig! and enty urd and Seventieth streets; rent not to exceed $1,200, Addreas, with full particulars, T. F., box 2,146 New York Post office. ES NEAR New York, “INSTRUCTION. _ N ENGLISH LADY, PROFESSOR OF SINGING AND music, who has edticated her enceessful concert player, has a few vacancies in her academy for singing and music pupils that she will fill on moderate terms, | Monthly concerts of pupils, Address Madame STEIN'S Academy of 5 1g and Music, 803 Ninth street, corner of Second avenue. T THOMPSON'S 20 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite C Inslitute—Bookxeeping, Writing, Arithmetic, Shorivand, Lanxuages; separate ladies’ depar ment; all summer, day and evening ; telegrapby tuughet prac- tically ; demand for operators. A. GERMAN LADY OF MANY YEARS’ E: in teaching, and an excellent musician, d situation in a family or achool. M., New Utrecht, Long Isiand, EUROPEAN LADY, OF FIRST CLASS ABILI- ities as a teacher, desires some pupils at their residence, for English, French, Music and praing. beginuers tn other languages. ' Address | UROPA, Herald office. EUROPEAN LADY, OF FIRST CLAS: their residen 1d modern. uages; also Lati ENGLAND, Herald oilice. DVANTAGE TO GENTLEMEN,---#1 60 WEEKLY gerrantocs German or French Conversation $n three months, Apply to COSTER, 36 Bowery, evenings. Forty gentlemen instructed with great success, (QUARLIER INSTITUTE FoR YOUNG LADIES, } 167 MADISON, AVENUE. ‘This day achoo! will reopen September 21, Mr, and Mrs, ELISE CHARLIER, Principals. OLBEAR’S way, bas nnequatied factit ness education in the shortest ing, Writing, Arithmetic, &c., taught used in ibe best’ New York COLLEGE er For pariculars address A. N.Y. to beginners, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, for giving a firetc sible time; Bookkeep- y by business jouses; Oped day and (0 LET—THE PARLORS AND BASEMENTS AND Bedrooms ina high stoop brick house, newly painted, Te Rethune street; ¢45 per month, Inquire of T. CUDBIRTH, 43 Charles street, 10 REXT-A SECOND FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, AT $50 & month, for business or private: gas and water; also Thrd Fioor, four roows, $30; gas and water. Apply-at 1,257 roadway, corner of Thirtieth street, mn the store. 0 LET—ON THE NORTH SIDE OF EIGHTY-THIRD street (No, 103), near Fourth avenue, ® secona story Floor, consisting of four rooms, with bot and co!d water and month, WO NEAT, UPPER FLOORS, 130 EAST FIFTY-FIRST street. near Lexington avenue, to Jet—Parlor, kitchen and three light bedrooms each ; gas fixtures, wardrobes, &c.; rent $27 and $30 per month. (0 LET—A FRENCH FLAT OF EIGHT ROOMS; HOT and cold water, wash hand basing in bedrooms and latest improvements, FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 06 Third avenue. me LET—YORKVILLE-THREE ROOMS, IN SNUG brick cottage, Eighty-third street, between Lexin, and Third avenues; good neighborhood; $14. Apply to Mra, BARTLEY, on the premiset 8. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN LARGE and fine Roome for the fall and winter, near Union League Club, Address M., station F. 58 WEST, THIRTY SEVENTH OO two suite of Apartments, co ént. Call and sce. Eighth avenue ca STREET.—TO LET, Tortable and convenl- almost to the door. FIRST RATE, PAYING LIQUOR STORE, WITH A long lease and low rent; tiptop, location; at & bargain, SEINSTLIN'S Agency, No.5 Pine sireet, Tou. Apply Pin GROCERY STORE FOR SALE AT A BARGAL Fine horse and wagon; oou cash trade; terms to buyer; a tine chance, ; sit OBRIEN'S store, 405'Firet avenue. MANUFACTORY OF LEATHER GOODS FOR SALE— ‘with al] the tools and trade; weil established: @ chance ‘worth jooking after; remarkably low price. SUREN'S Store Agency, 896 Broadway. WHULESALE AND RETAIL MILK ROUTE AND ‘ot for eale.—A sure fortune, clearing over $5,000 a farticulars at 23 Chambers sirce GEORGE W. SIMERS AWTROR SALE, AN OLD MSTABLIBHED BAR AND + Bililard Room aving a cood business; will be sold at a Facrifice; If not roid before Wednesday will be anid that day by auction; rare chance. Apply to JOHN CO.,,283 Bowery. A ~POR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES ON THIRD «avenue; also down town Liquor Stores, Restaurants, Lodising Houses, Oyster Saioons, Ive Cream ‘Saivons, Con. fects erien, corner Drug Stores, corner Grocerie <oods Stores, Cigar Stores, at gr ELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar etree DRY GOODS STORE FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED ‘ix years best chance ever otfered for ove or two young SOREN’S Store Agency, A year. te ® c Store Agency. oRitively. . DUNN A men; satisfactory reasons of sale, 896 Broadway. LIQUOR STORE--FIRST CLASS LOCATION, WELL fitted up; brisk trade; will be sold much below its alae; rent pal to lat October. LLOXD, 29 Broadway. first joor. DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN OLD ESTABLISHED City Ale Vaulte and Lignor Eetabiiehment wt a bar- privately, this day, oF at auction to-morrow. CAMP. 4 CO., Auctioneers, No, 4 West Fourth street, FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOCK AND Fixtures, for eale—Situated on’ the east sae; four years’ lease, with renewal, Apply to W. ABBOTT, Auc- iioneer, No. A.- TO, GET, THREE STORY BASEMENT BROWN « stone front House, near Central Park modern im- vrovemeuts; immediate Roseaniony rent $200; aieo ope ad- joining, $800. THOMSON & WAITE, 12 Pine street, room & LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO Bi immediate possessio: ‘@ good tenant; also a number of others, For ) FEITRETCH & REMSEN, 1,03 Third avenue, 0 LET—A FOUR STORY BROWN NE MODERN House, near Leaington avenue ; ren 00, and a beau- tiful Cottage in Fifty-eighth treet 0, retest AD, 968 Third avenue, sto t (OK SALE—AT NEWARK, N. J. A FIRST CLASS brick Dwelling (three stories), with an extension; fine ary cellar; centrally located; tew steps from three railroad depots; trat class modern improvements; a very handy and convenient bouse in every particular; an eligible residence for a gentleman doing business in New York; premises in prime order; good neighborhood; will be sold low on the Moat reasopavie terins; possession at once. Address T. C. CHANDLER, Newark OR SALE CHKAP AND ON VERY EASY TERMS— ‘A Farm of about 115 acres, near Smithtown, L. I; would exchange. Apgy to owner, 188 Chambers street, room 11, from 10 to 12 M. R SALE—DAIRY FARM, 40 ACRES, NEAR Chicago ; good land, new improvements ; three story cat- Ue baru 10 rods long; spring brook , at station, J. 8) EARLE, Hobart, Ind. AOR SALE—AT THE LOW FIGURE OF $700, TEN minutes from Melrose Station, two fenced city Lots, overlooking the Central Boulevard: No. 206 William street, fiftn floor. aes dente 1OR SALI EW BRIGHTON, THREE DESIRABLE Residences; ten rooms, water, gas, heater; bigh, healthy location; view ‘bay and city; 6,00, accommodating. ee ORRISTOWN, N. J.70 LET, A WELL FURNISHED Cottage, medium size, near depot; contains gas, water, land furnace throughout; Uath, ac. , rent low to desirable’ family. Address S,, box 806 Pont oilice. UTHERFURD, PARK, N. J.—THREE HOUSES AND Reo Balding Lots and several’ pieces of Land, from 1 to Dann 4,750; terms Broad. 0 aultable v9 cut vp;15 per cent cush, balance Io ten years; “would exchange, “Apply, to owner,’ 138 Chasobers reet, room 11, foom 10 to 12 A. M. 1 ACRE FARM FOR SALE—WITH LARGE 57} buildings; 20 miles in Westchester county ; $250 per acre; terms easy ; rare investment, E. M. MASON, No. 1 mbera street, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. XCHANGE FOR A SMALL FARM-—A CONVENIENT residence at Mott Haven; price, £9,000; equity, $3,100; ‘Dn the premises, College avenue, 60 feet south of Garden street, Molt Haven. Fe SALE OR EXCHANG! -A NEW FIVE STORY for @ sma/l private well paying Tenement Propert louse up town ; will gg ae far as Har GOTTLIEB & SENFTN VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A THREE STORY HOUSE and Lot, with Stock and Fixtures of a Fancy Store. DeKaib avenue cara pass thedoor, Price $4,260. Inquire at 61 Chestnut street, Brooklyo. {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR STORE PROPERTY on Broadway or cross streets between Chambers and ay, clenantiy furnished full-width four story, brown atone House on Fifty-neventh street. Apply to A. ‘est SOURNEAY, No. 1 Pine mreet. SALE AND TO EXCHANGE-SPLENDID COUN. Seat choice Farms, Houses, Lote, &c., 10 the best acetiony of Naw Jersey, convenient to’clty: nome bargains, LLY BROTHERS, 203 Broadway. NCIS ORA 10 RENT—ON WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BE- tween Seventh and Eighth atenues, one of the Harmeny and Nephew row; in fine order, all m improvements, ke. ; rent $2,500; possession at once. JAS. R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS OTERO SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A PART OF inevr Houne, furnished; location very desirable, 1rout- fng Washington square. Apply at 71 South Washington square, =TO_LET, FURNISHED, UPPER PART OF HOUSE + 1,179 Broadway, convenient to the Fifth Avenue and Grabd Hotels, io suits, with all the latest improvements, In- quire at above address, FIRST FLOOR TO LET—FURNISHED FOR HOUSE- keeping, at 28 Greenwich avenue, near Tenth street and St PARLOR AND BEDROOM—FURNISHED, NEAR the prmeipal hotels; private famuly. .Apply at 1,128 roadway. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, EN SUITE OR singly, to gentlemen, without board. ‘Terma reasona- Apply at 42 Union square, near Everett. and West- mooreland Hotels, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET— At 735 Broadway, opposite Astor piace; also a hail Bedrooms rent $4 and $2 60 per week. Inquire pn third joor. At @ AMITY, CORNER OF SOUTH FiFiH AVE- bur. wiy furnished Rooms to let, to families or sin- bath, gas, water closets, &c; view of Wasb- je gentlemen jncton square, | a JANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO A {party of gentlemen: references exchanged, - 08 West ‘Twenly-titth street. \URNISHED ROOM, FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN; as and bath; terms very moderate. 108 Thirteenth street, one door west of Sixth avenue, OR: GENTLEMEN ONLY.—NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, without board, ean be had by appiying at £0 West Twenty-seventh street, between Broadway and Sixth ‘nue. Beat reference given aud required, AURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—PARLOR AND Dae ne wlhother Room if required on same floor, to quiet parties, for light housekeeping or otherwin immediately. 102 West Seventeenth street, near Sixt T\ENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SMALL FAMILY— Toten, furnisbed)— Four Rooms anda kitchen ; eve convenience for housekeeping. Call in the evening at No. Sones street, near Fourth street and Sixth avenue, FAANDsomeny FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—EN appy ave suite or singly; references exchanged. 215 West Twen- iyaitth street. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH- ‘Out board, to gentiemen or for light housekeeping, at 2% Wen Call for one week. SALE OR EXCHAN Wr FOHANGE—VALUABLE | BROWN OR FP Svone Gtiarty and | road; thirty miles trem et bet gual ad tne auntie. ______ PALF! FODD, 89 Liberty 10 EXCHANGE FOR A FARM worT'a FROM $12,000 vo $15,000 A eplendid fa Ho es good locality cB a ee erenerme GOTLIEB & SENFINER, 401 Sixth street, 7 AROE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH CLOSETS, RUN. L ‘ning water and use of bath; to pentemen | ‘yo @ email private family, bear Broadway. Apply at U3 West Twenty- Dinth street. NE OR TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED Rooms, for single gentlemen, to let, Terms reasonable. Refer- ences required. 26 West Fifty-fourtb street, between Fittu and Sisib avenues. XPR “4 for Real per day. NOR SALE VERY CHEAP-FIXTURES AND LEAS of the fret class Restaurant 212 Broadway, corner Ful- ton street, Inquire at Beethoven Hail, £10 and 212 Last Fifth street, near Bowery. Estate near the city; doing a buriness of Inquire in furniture store 616 Third ave! OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, A BAR- gain, with five years” ease, Call at 29 Macdungal street, to1 eorner of € JGOR SALE—ONE OF TH Frait Stores in the eity REST FAMILY WINE AND rthwest corner of Fourth ave- nue and Twenty-eighth strert; a long ieae of the entire butid- ing; real estate in or uear the city will be taken in exchange atitscash value only. App.y to S. DINGLE, 82 Cedar street, or on ihe premiees, F°% SALE—MEAT, POULTRY AND PROVISION Market, with five years’ lease of bouse and sture, ata low rent; # good chance for a business mun. Apply corner of Atiantlc and Boerum streets, Brookiyn. OR SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND FIX- tures of the house known aa the Washington Kestaurant, 98 West Fourth street, near Broadway; terms easy; 2f ‘an be seen from 9A. M. 105 PF. M. JOR SALE—THAT OLD FSTABLISHED BAKERY, with Lease and Fixtures, doing a good cash trade all over the country, Apply at 240 Seventh ovenue, corner of ‘Tweuty-tourtu aireet. OR SALE-—THRKE YE Store; the best business corner Sixth avenue, Inquire at 529 Sixth w first and Thirty-second streets OR SALE--A RECTITYING ESTABLISHMENT, IN complete working order, with copper still and column, ‘and the thade of the bouse, being $000,(0); terms easy, Ap: ply at U8 Water strect. LE—ON REASONABLE TERMS, THE BUSI- tthe well kuown A Hotel, Hrookiyn; established upwards of % f years, AND FURITURE FOR SALE—A ‘actly of nearly 50,000 inhabitants, in good repair and well furnished} 000 Cash, Address C. T. BURNET, he premises. H OTEL LEAS firet clase hote doing a good bus purebaser must he Heraid ottice. JEW SHIRT Si the most come & bands; favorably Koow proptabie; Fol: business rm wenty-third street, SHUFFLE BOARD FOR SALE WHITE PINE, seasoned; in perfect order, n ja Ale ih sired, near High price § est Forty-#ee yERPUMERS, AND OTHERS. tain well known frst cl tained a world-wide 0 DRUGGISTS. sale, the Copyrigh Articles, which oave and which only re tact to realize bane PEPTENGILL & WILL BUY ba; hot and cold waver, & for one room, 66 West Hourt: ar weo Furniture ASH WILL BUY AFI AR Store, with a large Stock an! Fxtures; one of Inquire at 474 Tbird $2. the Lnest nelghborboods in the cliy enue, of G. GOLDSTEIN. (OR SALE STRAMBOAT BOILER, BUT LITTLE used, 24 feet long; abel J1 feet, Inquire of By NG Warren street. "__. DANCING _ACADE: SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES, M. BALL, 114 S East Thirteenth strec., aod Bre i East Fifty fourth street. Private leatone at any hour, day OF eveniup. Cirgulars at private academy 212 Bae) Lieven ptreey TANTED—A GRADUATE OF AN AMERICAN COL- lege, ax teacher of Latin, Greek and mathematics, in a private school for boys, Apply at 181 West 48d at, from 12 M. ti . Waste THOROUGH AMERICAN TEACHER OF ish, Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, in a private school for boys Apply at 181 Weat did at from $A. M. tu 2M. ANTED—A COMPETENT FRENCH TEACHER TO five inetruction to # youny man two evenings per week. with terms and re! D.G., Herald office, Q5 PAYS FoR, A THOROUGH ” COURRE D2) Penmanabip, Bookkeeping. Arithmetic, Ac. ; Unlimited.—Browne's Business College, 265 Fulton étreet, Brooklyn; Fulton ferry cars pass, twebty-two years estad- lished. MEDICAL. GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladier.—The rortugnese Female Pills always give im- iediate reliel ; specially prepare’ for married ladies. A lady writes: —“These pilin rejieved me in one day. withont incon- venlence, like mazic.”” Price $5. Dr, MAURICEAU, 129 Liberty street, or sent by mail. TTENTION!—TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HOSPI- “tal experience. Private diseases permanently cured Without mercury. Consulta ee. Dk. NKLIN, 161 Bleecker street, LL PRIVATE DISEASES PERMANENTLY CURE! manhood effectually restored, DR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach Bireet. 40 years’ success!ul practice. A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Profess Of Midwifery; over thirty years’ practice, Her intulith No. 1, price $1, or No.2, specially pre- ies, price $5, which can’ never ! © No.1 Ewat Pitty t druggists’, 152 Green- xt ae’ and 122 Falton street, Brook lyn, orgent by mail, Caution—Keware of {mstator A —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 « West, Twer nty-#ixth street, guarantees relief to wil female Cowpiaints. Pleasant rooms tor nursing. French Female Pill Sold ut ber oii Fifth avenue, at étreet, corner o1 | wich street, No. 7 A. —DR. AND CURE Af ONE «interview. Their female remedies never fail. Rooms for ladies before and dartmy continement. ¥ West Forty. fourth str¢ CURED IMMEDIATELY anhood restored. Oltice very HARRISON, 174 Bleecker etree! LESS CURED.—DR. R. re street, can be consulted pric practice of 4 years entiiies LL PRIVAT without me: SP CIALTY—N COBBET%, oltice 20 Co Vately on diseases; a success him to conhdeuce, ore abd during tb street, neat UGH INADVERTE 4 be thoroughly cured 08 Thompeon street. Su x up by other practitioners, are espe- ly invited (0 Call, AS & complete Cure Ol the Worst cares aaranteed. Oiice hours trom 9 A. M. t 9 P.M. 'O PAY UNLEss CUR cure at one interview; Rooms vetore a pear/ih avenue. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. meat. Hd Westh ita atrast, Married. DARPFE—GRAY.—In on Thurs- At, SAMUEL ooklyo, FB. D. Vv. Jonn H. Br RAY, ELL New Roche. {James B.D Gu Ese VO Cary kOY.—In this city, on Saturday, Sep- tember 2, by Rey. Charles fF. eens, RICHARD J. KINNAN tO MAky G, HeRoy, both of Mattcawan, N.Y. MacNaB—Pryor.—In Harlem, on Wednesday evening, August 30, i871, by the Lov. G. MW. Man- dervilie, ALEXANDER L. MACNAB tO JULia, Second duuguter of Samuel Pryor. Birth. On Friday, September 1, the wife of Thomas Izop, President street, Brooklyn, of @ daughter. The relatives and friends will please rejoice and call. Cake; no wine. zon, Died, ALLEN.—On Saturday, September 2, JESSE ALLEN, aged 62 years and } month. Relatives and Li is are respectfully requested to attend tne funeral, from his late residence, 815 Greenwich street, on Monday, September 4, at one o'clock BEDELL.—At Greenpoint, on Saturday, September 2, Mary ANNA BEDELL, only daughter ol Benjamin C. and Mary Bedell. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family and those of her grandtather, David Watkins, also the mem- bers of Putnam Lodge, No. 338, F. and A. M., anc | Corinthian Chapter, No. 169, R. A. M., are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the he- formed chureh, Kent street, on Tuesday afternoon, bh oe ab LWO O'CIOCK. turday, September 2, CHABLES BYiNGVOS, The relatives s of the family are respect- | fully mvited to attend the funeral, trom the rest. cence of his sister, Mrs. Joun FP. Messerves No. 35 reet, on Tuesday, the oth inst, at two ati, New Orleans and Mobile papers please On Friday, September 1, after a short the beloved wile of Lawrence Bardon, in the 65th year of her age, ‘The rejatives and triends of the family, and also those of her brothers, Mr. Join and Mr, Thomas Lyons, and of her son-in-law, Mr. Louis Coutencin, are respect(ully inviied to attend the funefal, from her late re nee, S16 Fast Twentieth street,.on Monday morning, September, at ten o'clock, to the Church o1 the Epiphany, second avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streeis, where & fogaiess mass Will be ceievrated ior the repose of Wer SOU. New Haven papers please copy, Cowen. On Saturday, September 2, at eight | O'clock A. M.. BLANCHE, daughter ot Isadore M, and ‘Tie Cohen, aged ¢ years and 4 months, |. The Wil! take place from the residence of | Der parents, 231 West Fifty-secona street, on Monday, September 4, at Dalf-past eight A.M. Friends of tue family vive respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice, Cinetitnats papers please copy. CHURCH. —€ of the family are r fally invited % he funeral, froni tis lategres! , 87 Lee avenue, Willlamsvurg, on Monday, 4th I. AL Hall-past One O'Clock. New Bedford (Mass.) papers please copy. CORSON.—On Saturday, September 2, Captain FURMAN CORSON, master Of schooner Fhomas G. Benton. The remaine will be temporarily deposit reenwood for removal to Cape May county at New mper 2, his age tay evening, un the oth yew Vices Wid be beld at his Jay HARLEY Famers: ser seidence, | Mier BusHE 1871.—WiTH SUPPLEMENY. 12 Lafayette place, on Tuesday morning, 5th Inst., atten o'clock, and at the Halsey st nj Methodist Episcopal church, Newark, N, J., at two o'clock, rxakt.—On Sunday morning, September 3 Louis CECILLE, ouly son of George fe and A. M. Dinant, aged 3 years ana 7 months. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. troy the residence of his grandfather, G. He Thaule, No.2 Macdougal street, corner of Spring — on apr aera. at three o'clock. INNIS. urday, September 2, aged 20 years. 2, MARY ENNIS, Relauves and friends ot the 1amily are reapect- fully invited to atvend the funerai, trom ber late residence, 436 West Twenty-sevenih street, on Mon- day, september 4, at one o'clock, GILBERT. —On Saturday, September 2, at her resi- shes, Fairmount, Westchester county, Mary GiL- BERT. Funeral from the house, on Thursday, September 7, at eleven o'clock A. M. ited Hancocge.—On Sunday, September 3, Mrs, Kare Hancock, aged 27 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the eee ena (Monday), at two P, M., from 14 Gay street, HENKEN.—On Sunday, September 3, 1871, G. Caru- AKINE HENKEN, aged 45 years, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the German St, Mat- thew’s church, North Fifth street, Willamsburg, on Tuesday, September 5, at alf-past one o'clock. Hops.—In Boston, on Friday, September 1, MARY MASTERSON, danghter of Andrew J. and Annie Masterson Hone, and granddaughter of Stepuen Pell, of this city, ‘The remains were interred in Greenwood, JACKSON.—At Katonah, N. Y., on Saturday, Sep- tember 2, of cholera iafantum, James ELLIS, young- est son of Freuerick A. aud Caroline Jackson, aged 4 months. The remains will arrive at Twenty-sixth street depot at twenty minutes past eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning, the 6th imst.; from there taken to Greenwood. < KAvrreLp.—On Sunday afternoon, September 3, after a short tilness, HENRIETTE, yeaa ges daughter of ‘Theodore and Adelaide Kauffeld, aged 9 months and 13 days, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, 137 East 110th street, at two o’ciock P, M. on Tuesday, September 5 KEGLER.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, September 3, LEWIS KEELER, 1D the 90th year of Nis age. ‘Phe relatives and iriends ot the family are mvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 73 Poplar street, on Tuesday, 6th inst., at ten o’clock A.M. Tne remains will ve taken to Trenton, N, J., for interment. #KLenck.—On Sunday, September 3, 1871, Caris- TOPHER F. KLENCK, Jr,, aged 23 years, 9 montns and 9 days, the son of Christopher &. Kienck, Sr, The relatives and friends of the familly are re- spectfully invived ty attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 732 East Ninth street, on ‘Tuesday, tue Sth inst, at two o'clock P, M., to the Latheran Cemetery, Lairp.—On Sunday, September 3, 1871, ELLEN M., second daughter of Ann and the late James Laird. ‘The relatves and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Sep- tember 6, at one o’clock P. VL, from her iate resi- dence, 217 West Eighteenth street. MACLIN.—On Sunday, September 3, ANDRE Mac- LIN, ip the 75th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, also his Masonic friends of l'Union Francaise, are invited to attend the funeral, at half-past two o'clock P. M., rom his Jate residence, mm Clove road, Flatbush, oz ‘Yuesday, September 6, or at tne Protestant church, garden OF DORa eae and Nostrand avenue, at tree o'clock, MAXWELL. —On Sunday, September 3, MARY JANE MAXWELL, daughter of Alexander and Margaret Maxwell, in the 27tn year of her age. fives and friends are respectfmly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, 110 Waverley place, on Tuesday, September 5, at ten o'clock A. M., and irom First Presbyterian church, Westchester, at halt-past one o'clock P. M. MAGEE.—On Saturday, Septemper 2, ALEXA’ MaACEE, a native of Belfast, county Antrim, Ir in the 45th year of his age. Notice of funeral 1 to-morrow’s paper. MOLONEY.—In Brooklyn, on saturday, September 2, THOMAS MOLONEY, In the 35th year of mis age. ads and relatives of the famuly, also the mem- bers of St. Peter's Soviety, are Invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter’s church, corner of Hicks anu Warren streets, On Monday, September 4, at half-past two o’clocks McMaNts.—On Sunday, September 3, CaRizT0- YPHER MCMANUS, aged 40 years, ‘phe relatives aba friends of the family are re- spectiuliy invited to attend his funeral, on Tuesday, at two o’ciock P. M., from his iace residence, 62 Grove street, MCGUTRE. only son o! the iate ‘I aged 31 years, ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his brothers-in-law, Willtam Kelly, Thomas and James Gavin, are respectfully invited to attend the |, {rom J42 Bast Nineteenth street, on Tucs- , September 5, at one o’clock P. M. .MCULEAVE.—On Saturday, September 2, 1871, after a@short but severe illness, MARGARET, beloved wile of Maithew McCleave, in the 29th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral. from her late esidence, 230 South Fifth street, Brooklyn. D., Ob Monday afternoon, September 4, at two O'clock, PERKINS.—On Sunday, September 3, at 417 West Thirty-second street, SaRaH PERKINS, widow Of Keyron Perkins. Nouce uneral in to-morrow's paper. REILEY.—At Harlem, op Sunday, September 3, at two o'clock P.M. BENNY, the beloved son’ of Bernard aud Ann Relley, aged 10 years, § months and 16 days. On Sunday, September 3, 1871, JOHN, homas and Mary MoGuire, The fricnds of the family and those of his uncles, | Patrick, Hugh, Frank and Jotin Levey, also of his uncle John McGran, are most respectfully invited to at'end the funeral, Jrom the residence of his parents, corner of 109ta street and Third avenue, this (Mon- day) afternoon. September 4, at one o'clock. The remains Wii) be taken to Calvary for interment. Rei_ty.—On Saturday, Seprember 2, 1871. JOHN REILLY, aged 33 years, @ Lalive ui county Cavan, trejand. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom bisgate residence, Seventy-pinth street and Third avenus, this day (Monday), at one o'clock, REILLY.—On Saturday, September 2, 1871, at his late residence, 38 Atlanuc avenue Brooklyn, JOHN KEILLY, @ Dative of Kings county, Ireland, aged 48 ears, ' a ne relatives and friends OMndYarMily are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. N m Sunday, Septem»er 3, at his resi , 693 Ninth avenue, WILLTAM H. STRANG, in 39th year. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, at the Jane Methodist Episco- pal chureb, West Forty-sourth street, on Luesday, oth inst, at two P.M. Siewart.—On Saturaay, September 2, of con- fulnption, DONALD STEWART, Im the 431 year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, 722 Greenwich street, on Monday evening, september 4, at eight o'clock. The remains Wili betaken to Boston for interment, on Tuesday morning, september 5, at haif-past seven o'clock A.M ‘The funeral services will be performed by Mosaic Temple of Honor No. 1, of which the deceased was a member. The orothers of sister Tempies are juvited to attend. ED. WooD, W. ©. T. YI . Lewis, W. R. papers please copy. mn saturday, September 2, 1871, JOHN SHANAHAN, In the sud year of his age. The frien the family, also the members of the Old St. James Temperance pty, are respec fuily Invited to attend the funeral, The remains will be taken to St. James’ church, James street, where a solemn requiem wass will be offered for the repose of Ms soul at, hai-past ten o’clock, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. TKEW.—On Sunday, September 3, Marta Lovts a, the beloved and only daughter of Julia J. Trew, aged 29 years The 1o,attend the runeral serv at the house, 499 West se eenet street, New \ork, on iuesday, ab ten A.M. TimM.—At Cofd Springs, Patnam connty, N. Y., on Thursday, August 31, 1871, WALTER ELLIS, son of Blis H. and Lizzie M. Timm, aged 1 year and 6 months. Jouey.—On Saturday, September 2, HARRIET A., wile of Corneius N. Tobey, aged 3 years and 4 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest dence of her brother-in-law, George W. Moore, 31 doralemon street, Broobiyn, this (Monday) afternoon at tio o'clock. Newburg papers please copy. ~On Saturday, September 2, James R. the Tist year of his age. eral services at the United Presbyterian ehnreh, Porty-fonrth street, between Ninth and ‘lenth avenues, Ou Monday, at half-past one o'clock. HEAVY FAILURE IN COLUMBUS, IND, {From th® Indianapolis Journal, Sept. 1.) We learned last evening, both from correspond- ents and personal Interviews with gentlemen {rom Columbus, that great exciement exists in that tegion over the failure of the brim of McLwen & Sons, who have been heretofore iooked upon as the wealthiest men in Haitholomew county, In addi. uon to their regular banking house they carried on a heavy juinber, turning and grain business, and so firm a hold had they upou the confidence of the people that an unusvally heave line of deposits were constantly received at the bank. For some time past mt has been noticed, however, that the banking house had almost to- tally ceased discounting the best paper, and ww ‘has since transpired that te money de- posited was used in outside speculations. As Uhese turned out unfortunately a disastrous failure, which carries with it ruin into many housenolds, was (le inevitable retult, We appead the following letter from our regular correspondent at Columbus, Ing it With the statement that we are informed he is in noerror with regard to the assets of eider Mckwen and the losses of the officials meutioned:— “Messrs. McEwen & Sons, bankers of Columbus, suspended paymeat on the 30th August. Their abtities are not Known, but are generally supposed to be very heavy, some estimates being as Nigh a8 $000,00). William McEwen, the senior member of the firm, ts quite wealthy, owning large quantitves of Valuable real estate, probably more than enough, i converted Into money at anytung near Kis real value, ptedness of the firm. ‘The era and township trustee with MoEwea & Sons, and © somewhat ember rusting,” RBI ing tied m to pay ail tp ity 1 jatives and friends are respectfally invited | | forward upon the line of lev keel. THE AURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES 8t. Thomas Supposed To Be the Centre—Fearfw) Loss of Life and Property—Damage to Shipping. Taomas, Augnst 22, 1871. On Sunaay, the 21st, at about seven P. M,, it be- gan to blow from the north, and continued quite a gale till one A. M. of the 22d. There was then a lull, and Monday morning came calm and pleasant, At about ten A. M. it commenced to blow again, but steadily, and little fear was shown. The barometer had only fallen about three lines; the wind coutinu- ing, however, stores were closed and houses barred up. Upto one o'clock the wind was steadily blow- ing ‘rom north-northeast and the barometer still up. At that hour the glass commenced to drop and the gale broke in all its fury, ‘Tiles, shingles and zine Were scattered to the winds and floods of water poured into the houses, About two o'clock the wind shifted to the northwest, and again due west, the mercury still falling. At four P, M. the wind had got around to east-southeast, and still blew with unabated tury. Ata quarter to five P. M. the wind suddenly ceased, and for three-quarters of an hour there wa3a perfectiull, ‘To an observer then the destruction was tearful, In the eastern pare of the town all the small houses were fat; the French lodge, a large frame butiding, was razed to the ground, The barometer at this point was at 28 degrees 4 lines steady. At half-past five P. M. the mercury commenced to rise gradually but steadily, but the gale broke upon us froin the south with re- doubled fury. It seemed as though, exasperated that its prey was about to escape, it was deter- mined to do its worst in che short time left, The barometer continued to rise steadily until about seven P, M., when it reached 29 degrees 4 lines, aad there stopped. We could then feel that the force or the wind Was gone, though it continued to blow steadily and heavily half the night ‘Ths morning the destruction 18 fearful. The gale seems to have vented its fury upon the eastern part of the town, and the remainder ts comparatively ood. Many lives in the town have been lost by the ‘ailing houses, it 18 impossible at this hour (nine A. M., 22d) to state the number ot lives lost. In the harbor there was lite loss, there being but littie shipping, The Duke of Wellington arrived yes- terday morning in distress, having lost both anchors and gone ashore inside the harbor. It is supposed she will go to pieces, as she was leaking ten inches per hour on her arrival. ‘The crew abandoned her and got safely ashore on Water island, a sual island contiguous to St, Thomas. The Halifax steamer Delia escaped ali safe; she had steam up and two anchors down, ‘The American steamer Pioriaa cut away her masts and rode ivout. ‘The French steam- ers Ville de St. Nazaire and Souora are both aground, but 118 thought can be easily got om Tue royak mail steamers, two of which, the Mersey and ‘Tyne, were here, gotup fteam and came salely through. ‘rhe Danish schooner Grassnere, which was about going on the railway to copper, las been injurea in the top works, but &@ Week’ or two's work will set her ali right, It is not thougnt here that the force of the wind was sO great as in the hurricane of 1887, but its longer duration was the cause of so much destrac- aon. We have just sent some $3,600 to the sufferers by the fire in Guadeloupe, and now need all our re- sources. To show the force of the wind I would mention one instance. A plece of iron weighing some three hundred pounds was lifted over a large wail aad placed tna yard some distance off. At the hour of wriung a steady wind ts blowing the south, but no danger is anticipated, » S—The Ville de St. Nazatre, it 18 said, 18 nob aground, The Duke of Wellington 18 reported sunk. A telegram from St. Kitts yesterday morning stated:—Having bad weather, these communicauons slLopped, for what reason we do not know, This fr ; Morning Nhe Wires are all down, and we have no telegrapluc cominunicalion any where. The Lntest Details. Sr. Tnomas, August 23, 1871. I wrote yesterday of the hurricane, and the Hall- fax steamer not leaving tilt this morning gives me @ chance of adding a few lines, The bark Duke of Wellington has sunk in abont forty feet of water, near tne Eastern Polnt—ali hands: saved, The French steamer Caraveile arrived yes- terday evening from St. Johns, Porto Rico, with news that Porto Rico had the gale, but not so vio- lently. The telegraph wires all round the isiand are down, Fajardo, in the east of the isiand, it 13 sup- posed has suffered most, it being nearer the sup-~ posed centre, The packet arsived this morning from St. Croix. No hurricane there, only strong, | wind. No communication with St. Kitts. Tortata | a8 thought to be destroyed, a8 no boats have come down. The town being a Collection of small wooden houses, if the hurricane passed over it the whole niust have been swept away. The number of deaths here is between twenty and thirty. The number of wounded is notknown. The Colonial Council held a session yesterday, and ap- pointed a committee of renef, authorizing them to use [rom the public chest ap to $4,500, LAUNCH OF A UNITED STATES STEAMER AT BUFFALO. Something New in Her Propelling Power, {From the Buffaio Courter, Sept. 1.) Alarge number assembled at Mr. David Bell's shipyard yesterday morning to witness the launch of the iron revenue steamer Gallatin, and their pa- tien ce was rewarded with the sight of a saccessfu, launch. Although the time appointed was nine o'clock it Was not till eleven that the last block was knocked away, and the Gallatin gracefully and gently, but rapidly, slipped into the water. The christening was cone in the usual manner, Miss Mary Bell breaking a bottle of champagne over the vessel’s bow. One Incident occurred which caused a great deal of amusement the moment after the boat reached the .water, As she rolled over on her port beam she threw a large wave upon the wharf on the opposite sice of the creek, drenching some ferty men and boys thoroughly, and, although an amusing scene to tose on the near side, the bath was anything but agreeable to the unwary recipients. A moment later the Gallatin was on her keel, and the water again sull, This is the last of the six tron steamers | built at tats port the present year, all of whici have been a credit to the builders and enhanced Buttato’s reputation lor boat-biuiding, Among the speccutors. were Captain J. W. White, U. 8. N., Saperintenuent of Construction, and Lieutenant John Braun, U, 5. | N., Assistant Superintendent of Construction. The former gentieman has had his residence in Bumalo nea all the time Since the laying of the Kee! of the Gallatin. The Gallatin will have machinery simular to what 1s described velo’ ‘The-stern of the boat to which the machinery is now applied is cut away under- neath avout as much as lor the ord‘nary screw. The latter has @ screw nearly horizontal, the shaft of the Fowler wheel ts Lay heel in the stern, and the wheel works on & horizontal plane. This one bas three arms, each with tts adjustable blade, ixpert- ments were made with 19ur and two, but three were found to be Most economical. The wheel 13 44 feet in diameter. The extremity of each arm is inserted by a movable joint in the centre of @ thin, strong steel biade, standing perpendicular, The’ blades are 23 inches in dept, 12 inches at tae top and 10 at the bottom, and slightly rounded at the counters, ‘The blades stand with their sides towards the cen- tre soait. Above the arms there is an eccentric on the shaft, which 1s held fast as the wheel re- volves, Froin the ring or strap around the eccentric strong rods extend to the outer edges of the blades. Now, as the shaft revolves, the blades, as they pass around the circle, change their set, 80 to speak—that 4s, the eage of a blade to which the eccentric rod 1s attached moves from and toward the sham. Asa biade moves forward it acts upon the Water much as @ man’s hand does when he ls swimming. It may be said to hook or hol upon the water and pull the boat forward, As tue blade goes to the rear its angie upon the arm or radius t3 changed, and in passing around the rear of the shaft the blade drives the water to the rear, pushing tne boat forward. In the revolution there a WoO points at which the blade 1s paralicl with the kee! and exerts no power. We have deserived the boat as moving stralght- Ths eccentric is on deck, just like the if it be desired to REVENUE governed by a wheel ordinary steering-wheel. change the course of the vessel the ec- centric 18 shifted. ‘This shifts the set of the biades, and the line of force exerted is put at any desired angle with the keel. In an in- stanti, With a whirl of the wheel, the power is ex- ered at right angles with the keel, and the boat whirls round, Or, without @ word or signal to the engineer, this power is completely reversed, and the wheel ip ing straighc astern. In a few seconds the boat fs going astern. There 1s No reversing gear on the engine. ‘ihe power can be exerted in any direcuon—that is, at any angle With the Keel, with an easy turn of the wheel, which two flugers can govern. There is no rudder on tue boat. The steer- ing is done by shifuing the «irection of the power, ‘Tne Ericsson screw Works 1D @ plane vertical toand at right angles with the keel. The Fowier wheel works in a horizontal plane, ‘The latter can adjust the breadth apd depth of its blades, $0 as to exert the same power with half the draft. It can place tue blades below the ice, and, ime same time, Jarther from the bottom than the screw works. THE KNIFE AGAIN, At Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, before Jus- tice Couiter, James Conrad and his two sons, James and George, were charged with committing a felont- ous assault on James Sayers, It appeared in the evidence that on Saturday evening the prosecutor made some insulting propositions to a female rela- lve Of the prisoners, which so tocensed tie latter that they determined on revenge. Seeking out Sayers a quarrel ensued, in which Sayers, who (ise charged a revolver at the prisoners, Was stabbed tn tue thigh and severely taj The prisoners were committed to awalt the resuil