The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1872, Page 11

The peice of Brooklyn, during the past week, Brrested 645 persons for various offences. Tax Receipts. The total amount of ‘taxes received during the past week Was $37,035.§ The Accounts in the Different Depart- ments To Be Looked Over. Yesterday the Comprrplier, who has been @u- thorized by law to supervise the accounts in the Several executive and administrative departments of the city and county, sent circulars to the heads of these departments sors their attention to the provisions of the law, and notifying them that he Shall shortly commence his duties, Rescued from Drowning. Bhortly after eight o'clock last night a carpenter, Bamed John Dougherty, jumped off the dock, foot Of North Fi'th street, Williamsburg, to take a bath after ¥@ toil; but he was soon seen to sink nie res h companions, two of whom ‘gyre into the river and brought him to terra firma. A! gonelorable diiticulty he was resuscitated by Police Burgeon ee ee sere SOk sentiae Rie noms, 66 Wo. th Fifth street. The Williamsburg Ferry Boat Robbery. Justice Eames yesterday afternoon committed for trial William Casey, the young man who was ar- rested on Tuesday night last, charged with being the accomplice of the river thieves who robbed Ferrymaster Coffee, on the ferry boat Commodore erry. Full particulars of the audacious robbery we been published in the Henatp. Ex-Justice ‘Voorhies conductd the case for the people, and Judge Troy appeared for the prisoner, After sparring and indulging tn personalities for three houra, the Court stopped the counsel by sending the prisoner before the Grand Jury, A Child Starved by Its Parents. It was discovered by the police of the Second precinct yesterday that Mary Jane Harkins, a child four years old, and residing with {ts parents at 68 Adams street, had been starved to death by their Megiect, The parents of the child are both . @issipated, and allowed it to die from want, while they spent all the money they could Cn Senger of for rum. ‘ihe child had been in the Kings county Dursery until three wecks ago, when her mother tok her out, and since that tims n pected to pro- vide jor her.’ ‘The mother of the child left the honse yesterdi and has not as yet rturned, The father Zntered just ‘as his child Was dying, and was too much under the influence of liquor to have any feel- ing for his offspring. — Looking After, the Saloon Keepers. The Police Commissioners have issued further orders in regard to the sale of liquor on Sunday. They are determined if possible to entirely sup- presa the sale of it, Their instructions to the com- manding officers are as follows :— Commanding oMeers of precincts and sub-pre- cincts will select one or more d:screet and reliable men to patiol their respective precincts on Sun- days; the men thus deta:led will dress in citizens? clothing; their duty shail be to visit all drinking saloons and drug stores where in their judgment the law is violated, and in case they discover any lquor deuler or others violating the law they will arrest the offenders immediately. Commanding officers will also direct the patrol- men on duty in the several precincts to make a re- port of all liquor dealers whose drinking saloons are kept open on Sundaye, and of all saicous where Bide doors are k »pt open for the accommodation of gh toe who enter for the purpose of obtaining in- xicating liquors, which list of names will be for- warded to these headquarters on the ed | Monday mornitig, where they wil! be consolidates by the chief clerk, B Ory of which wil! be trans- Mitted to the Board of Excise, and shall be avail- able for the information of the representatives of the press, THE DETROTIVES AND THE DIAMOND ROR. BERY, To Tur Eprror or Tur HERALD:— Dear Smr—In this morning’s HERALD there is an article about the diamond robbery that has a tendency to injure the reputation of two innocent Jadics as well as myself; s0, to avold all future mis- takes of that kind, I will give a plain statement of the facts :— On Monday afternoon, the day before'the rob- bery, I walked up Broadway with two ladies whom Ihave known for some time, and who are well known to be thoroughly respectable. We stopped ‘at our mutual friend’s store (Mr. Johnson), and everything occurred as your artistic correspondent Stated; but where the mistake occurred that caused the supposed new cine was by Mr. Johnson thinking I had been robbed that day instead of the next. When I returned to my boarding house that evening I had the diamonds, and on the next morning I had the diamonds in my hand = and looked and counted them over. I put them into my pocket and went out of the house without secing any of the inmates, and had my breakiast at @ ‘restaurant on Broad- ‘way; walked over to the New York Hotel and stood on the stoop for about fifteen minutes, waiting for et with wnom I had an engagement. After seeing him for five minutes I took the stage, missed the diamonds, and found my when I arrived opposite the City Hall. On Wednes- day Captain Irving sent for me and said he had been following up the supposed clue of this morn- ing’s HERALD, and asked me if I had been robbed on Monday. When | iniormed him it was on Tues- day he immediately saw that his men were on the ‘wrong scent, and was satisfied that the ladies in question were not in the oy tag l) degree connected with the affair, 1am confident that no woman has anything to do with it, and, furthermore, I never expect to see the diamonds in, and I'm not go- tng to trouble myseif about it any more. I've had an peels, lesson and I don’t want any more tutors t line, JEROME L. BABE, 25 Waverley place. New York, July 2 eket cut, CITY GOVERNMENT, yn’ (OF FICIAL.) Board of Assistant Aldermen. Morpay July 22, 1872. mnbiigent-—Otis 7. Halt Fen. President, and’ a quorui of members. PETITION RRPERRED. Of property owners on Eleventh avenne, between riny- second and Pitgweaes streets, for a sewer, That the Commissioner of Public Works be directed to e Commiasic — Be rows ways in Eleventh and Twellth streets. int @ crosswalk be mitt "rom "ihe northeast corner of canst an Mulberry streets to the southeast corner of a That ‘Bank S*reet, from West street to giirtecntt: ave- ‘nue, be paved with ‘grantte-bloek pavement want a sewer be built in Eleventh ‘avenve, from Fitty- tf Pitty-fourth street. at Madivon avenue, from Ninety-ninth to 105th street, ber ed and graded, the curb aud gutter stones set, and the si sidewaiks flagged. REPORTS LAID OVER, That Sixty-third street, trom Fourth to Ls ad avenue, be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement That vei v-ninth street, from Eighth to ‘Ninth avenue, th Belgian or trap-block pavement. Forty-first strect, trom the Tenth to the Eleventh ‘be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavemdnt. That Peer ighth he et, from Broadway to Fifth avenue, be pay ‘ed with Grahamite asphalt pavement, FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN LAID OVER, ‘That the ‘Board for the Revision Correction of Ar- seasments bo and is hereby requeste mect and pass re) all assessment lists mow awaiting the action of the That the Police Commissioners communicate each ‘Week to the Commissioner of Publie Works the numver of street Jnrops not burning at any period of the night. That airce drinking hydrant be piaced on the north- ag corner of Twenty -third street and Eleventh ave- That a receiving basin and entvert built on the watt te corner of Filty-fifth street and Eleventh ave- th street, from Third avenue to Lexing- dol tonal renamed naa raced, the curb and guise stones ret, and the sidewalks fay aged. ‘That etreet lamps be livhved in ‘orty-elght ith street, from sath 10 ite NPavenues and tn Sisj-dhird street, (Foun Aven. aha hat chien eeret, from Be e. am otreet, be wed wit! ian or trap-block yy Phat Wist atrece, teem Ninth avenue to. the Boulevard, ‘de regulated ani grade, the curb and gutter stones se! and the i agewulks fauge “a. That lamps ‘hied in Twenty-ninth street, from First in Beventy-second street, from eyed fil Eluhty-seventh st um Fourth to Madison avenue, i h Belvian or trap-block pavement. That woth, street, irom Seventh avenue to the Boulevard or, pabie ar drive, be regulated nnd graded. at 00h street trom Eighth avenue to Broadwn: regulated and graded, the cur and gutter stoves eet wales tag: vet OU instant, at two agge:' ied wii Monday next, gor ovtiock F OSCE BENPSER, cheek RELIGIOUS NOTICE! HALL OADWAY . AND Twenty. AM etihth alt, or J ALN, og JHURCH OF THE THE REDEEMER CORNER, FOURTH om venue and Titty. t= Shackel- . Rector. Holy * Bérvice and sermon at 1080 A. ORs s OF THE R EAURREOTION, FIFTY.SEVENTH stree Lexington avenue,—Rey, Dr, Flags, bres h mort and evening. Sunday schoo! ¥y; P. NEWMAN, hi D., CHAPLAIN. TO THE i “a Stn iat" it rill rege! reach Ey. heeenth jot hod teen! ve he ota ‘avenue. in reapal church. 2B, at 1g AL is T, ANN'S cuuron, ST TWELFTA STR arin k wicion Wh asec Jocks " ‘ yay, ba ihe saan of ‘the Chureh of of tos Franstigurs: LOAN OPPICES, BROADWAY, UP fiaeaiiearaers | et BOARDERS WARTED. 1 Bice areas bs 9g bemoan) 697 fiiheral Miberal advanceg Cog ah OF FOURTH STREET. Sear ch pun Cael ke a omen BOARDERS WANTED, ey orroarrs — DarAy Nz: ENGLAND HOT ‘HOTEL. 30 BOWERY, CORNER OF A gee ns ext ch cou! wo fer germes, con gzerd street. 268 llahs Rotmn, = rs 0c. or t ry “Siesta racic eigh- | with Room meant fi transient se Might; $3 10 9 per week ler gemlowien PER WEEK,—LODGINGS AND LIGHT <2 WEST TWENTY.F! LAD RK b+ iy ROPEAN PLAN) CORNER WAS- a Waubes, Jew. ekeepinj Teome, with or witheut Board, 163 somety fren or “senegal ian Honrd, tor nile- sau and eoton A siraate, nee Eb Post office. — rate of a Hudson street, commer Harrison | man and wite. with or without private table; also cle Seems Good Roows at reasonable ai Bute day or week, “3 +e = Q WHITON STRERT, NEAR MAPLE LAPAYET fo oat ede piece ee BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH, Tersey Ci vo Room, B WRST TWH: = nev, | QT. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENG TWENTY, SEcoxD and 418 Sixth avenue—Advances | and ory ty vie Dek Heatlerne ‘cari amiy. private. vast | 165 with Poard, 2 agey ~comty nd Tied ior, pana? Ss street aot hrc i dinner," Price: aoe fereienes, to famill rhe get day: tamities La hpseecan Watson, Weteires tee caine berate A. LINDO, tormerly with Hayman Leopold, YACHTS, 5 STEAMBOA'TS, &C. SLOOP YAcIL MT, 40 0 FEET, WILL BE SOLD VERY low; snilable fur oyster or market boat; sound and staunch. Apply at 46 East 133d street. | SINGLE DECK BARGE FOR SALE OR EX. A. hange for a double deck Barge, Apply to WAR- ¥ RD. BAKER & CO., 19 Coeuties stip, New York. a eg Pe ee STEAM BOA’ Steam by FREDE: sonMiDt” No i S8outh Wittiain street. ‘OR BALE—A CAT RIGGED SAIL BOAT, 23 FEBT i jin partocs orden, Enquire ‘at TAYLOR'S IDLE HOUR, Greenville, N. OR SALE—A CABIN SLOOP YACHT, 4X12, FOUND complete and in good order; bangs) anchors, &e.; very fast and staunch ; price $90, Apply at 231 Water street. STEAM cK Wrst TWENTY. NINTH ATREET.—LARGR = 4 handsomely furnished Rooms, en sulte ox singly, wi first clues Boa Weert 4. Nom Pint avenue cHcoms for faiaiiien e gentlemen, with Board ; references exchanged. '.-BLE- ant Fre x #600 first Class Bou! n eas eS “03 TH DOOR FROM FOURTERNTH STRERT, 45 BEV. enth avenue.—To let, tront Rocm soconts story, with Alcove; first class age Doan term reasonable ; transient boarders WEST. wasnmeres aaa ‘OND DOOR from Macdougal stre or with RIGHTH STREET, FIRST HOUSE TWENTY. nd single O% SALE—A BEAUTIFUL FAST SAILING SLOOP Mae ta Negrin Ws stiff; cabin handsomely furnished ; china, staic water closet and wa- tanks; ‘ew aie this season 'yayel and ‘Appl; board Ne meey pon, Sry firet landit rts LS Staten Ialand, orade 28 feet bei vApely ‘at the’ office of the Phileas re Company, toot of Second street, dana 22 ant arian Ouual boken, N. J. OR SALE CHEAP OR CHARTER—SLOOP YACIIT, 40 feot lonu, 13 ‘eet beam: draws 27 Inches; in fect orter abd hrnil-omely iurnished} Da no superior for red or weatherty qualities, For need partioniars ap- 17 Bleecker street, or to Captain BEN BROWN, As- 7 foria, AILING YACUT, 25 PEBT LONG, FOR SALE—PRICE ¥25, Inquire of TIM BAUM, at’ Mecker & Hodden’s, Newark, N. J. EUROPE. WISS HOTEL, S “No. 14 Finsbury place, South, London. EXCUR: ONS. v TY OF yf BAROES, STEAMERS AND Sheva Staten and Lor ne Estanls, North and East wursiont Rivers, to let for exe: BeOS: ry A & CO., 245 Front street, CHEAP DAILY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT, N. J. affording.a die view of the Highlands, Sandy “Hook, Narrows, Staten Island and the Lower Hay. —The steamer HOLMDEL leaves pier 20% foot of Barclay street, New York, Sul 25, atl 12 o'clock; July 27, 1 P.M. 331 ty ay, 1 nN AN aa ILA. is petuening | ey Reynart, tly 25, at 8iy'P, M. sly 24 9. M.; July 29, ‘A.M. ; July 2,7 P. a, 25 con pace | G, TAYLOR, Captain. FOR EXCURSIONS SALOON STEAMER | WY. cs SARAH SMITH, CALEDONIA, Repthite: Oriental Grove, Engleswoo rood, pe Week, street, Avo ‘OMING fxcemnor Park and Wewapex Grove xcelsior Park an ver Ve ‘ove. near Christon! . Hi, B. CROSSKTS, ” AON BECK! HIGH BRIDGE, AnOY! UNCLE DAVE POLLOCK has opened ‘a Refreshment Sa- joon, where all can make themselves at home Take Harlem wae Peck slip, every half hour. A large and coumodions Ratton is How ready. Dolly Varden train runs @ GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION 10, ROCKAWAY h.—Steamer PLEASANT VALLEY, on Thurs. ay was ‘30, 1872, leaving Morviranta at 8:20, 119th street Astoria, at oe and Fulton Market slip 9:30 A.M. Retiring ving Rockaway. ae $30 PM Music y Wallace. “Fare, $1 tor round tt A —SUNDAY MOEIING BOAT FOR NEWBURG.—THE + steamboat THOS, ILLYER leaves from foot of Beventh street, East Ri svery, Senate morning at? Yclook ; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, Christopher street, ‘ew York, 8 o clock: Thirty-jourth street, $30, landing at Haverstravy, Cozzeny’ (West Point), Cold Spring and Corn. Returning, wit leave Newbiirg at2 P. M., arriving in'New York at Pare, tc, curAP aun DB PLR ASANT SUNDAY EXOURSION.— Steame ISANIA and HARLEM will make Sunday excur: ean to Astoria, Harlem, Morrisenia and High Bridge, on sunday, July 28, ue eaving Fulton Market slip hourly trom i0 A. M. This is the only tor » bedi A —A.-FORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHA- . dyside,—New steamboats from Spring strect eve®y Sunday, nt 9:90, 10, 11, 1, 22:30, 6:39 aud 7 anding at Thisty-fousth gtret ton infuntes Later: and daily at ld, 2,0and7 P.M. 90 vents fare Jor the round trip, HOY! FOR ROOKAWAY BEACH.—EVERY SUNDAY steamer NELLIE WHITE leaves Feck slip at 8:30 A; line landing at Govermnent Worley at Hell Gate, As- ia, anit the only regular through linc’ to High Bridy ‘and U:l5 P, M.; Christopher street, N. A.M. and M fer ¢ Kort River, g:15 A.M pM: Ful- rooklyn, 9: an turning, ckaway Beach at 11 A. M. and 5P. i AILY EXCURS.ON is THE CAMP? GuouND at 1 Clit’ Grove, stopp maar at Whitestone, Baylis’ Dock, Great Neck, Sands P len Cove, Glenwood ani Ros- lyn.—Steamer AROWSNIT 'H leaves pier 24 East River (Peck slip), daily, at 9:18 A. M. for the above landings re- turning to the city about 6:30 P, The SEAWANH AKA leaves same pier at 405 P, M. for abo andiags VOR EXCURSION FIRST CLABS STEAMER NEVER- iK-. For intormation apply to eaptaiu, ou board, pior 56, tact of North Moore wire RAND EXCURSION TO CONEY ISLAND.—THE how and iast steamer GENERAL SEDGWICK leave low York tor Concy Island every dey ax follows: Chris topher ‘serocn 9:15 iier M istopher ‘erect i a aer sont North iver, 38 jeer, No.4 North Bi River, P.M. ; Chri, 0) her street, 3 P. xtra trip from pier 4 Ni vorth River, 5 3:15 P.M, RAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, HIGH- lands and Red Bank, he fast and commo- dious steamboat SEA BLD leaves lor 3s foot of Frank- ae street, North Rt Sunday Oru, 2th inst, at 9 elock: Feturning, leaves Ked Bank at 2ig'P. Mt. EGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW- burg, landing at Yonkers, Iona Island, West Point and Cold Spring. “ihe favorite steamboat SLEEPY HOL+ LOW, Captain James Sherman, leaves Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, a: 8 o'clock: Christophée street, North. Itivcr, rts fourth street, Norih River, % every Sunday thorking, ‘Pare for the excursien, #2 batt BOAT TO THE FISHING BAN’ fe and commodions sicamer MONTTO. B. carol, captain; Captain Jack ee hy? pilot wit Tinke excursions to the ae Banks di cree Fignth street, East Ri eck ap, ast ¥ Christopher stree: 5 ‘and. wits poi 3 River motrin ay Mi iicketstt; Ia nile Oo certs food acvommedations tor fam el. ‘EN and PATRIOK KEENAN, MEanagh EGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY. port Elizabethport, Union Landing. Roseville and ert Auibay.— rhe favorite steamboat NORWALK, K Cape taim Wm. Hi Hichoock, dJeaves Barciay street at A.M. STEAMERS MORRISANIA AND HARLEM, FOR MOR. risania, Harlem, Astoria (and Yorkville via 92 stroct Leave Fulton Market slip, at 7:1, #16, 9: landing at 8th str ini at 58 wie 5:5, 6:20, lang at ¥u 8 ay 5 it ‘Satu jorrisania atta A. Standing at 16 tg aay meg hece tr 19 A! ar from arding within three, minutes walk of, the a a walk ncer the East Rive er, ut Hell Ip connocts, withont delay, with tor MeComb's Dam, 'Mi hae foun fain House ‘and Kyle's pienle rrounde at Hieh Bridges 'UNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE—LANDING AT College ie Makar gs Grent Neck, City Island, Bana Pomt, oi mn. Steamer ARKUW: i $f ra W loaves por cra Beat wer (Peck si Sunday, a! Vv al Eig! ree’ “AMT returning to New York about bau Bee” Sonar og BOAT TOR, NEWARK. py after ' eo steamboat” pinta THOMAS P, WAY will make hor regular trips. Leave foot of Market street, Rewnrt,, mosey. &. Leave foot of Barclay street, New York, 10:3) A. M. ‘and 4:30 P, M, more at Bergen Point each way. AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT Heo RNOR'S ISLAND leaves Custom House peir ly (Sundays Included), every even hour, for Governor's Vd, cue New York at half hours; last trip of cht inmediately after dress parade, OLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY D DESCRIPTION mR at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Board; sultble ior entiemen ‘and. thelr wives, oF od sonttensent all modern improvements; neighbor- 5. —A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMO. aa, a ood oad a and wife with pleasant frout rd, at $20 Kighth street, Jersey City. omar AVENUE AXD TWENTIETH STREET.—06 PER Board; Booms; use batny See oe niscroet. sea $6. Roasts with goat Bosra ior auillon ot eagle Bete for or tlemen, Sen hy at 10 Meester wseet = 17 LAFAYETTE PLAGE, NEAR SHE GRAND, ORN- tral and New York Hotela—Very desirable Rooms with Board, on moderate terms, Transient and table guests accommodared, V1 NEST TUIRTY.NINTH STRRET—HANDSOMELY furnisned Rooms, for gentleman and wite; alo Rooms for single gentlemen, with Board; houso first class; reference. sabi a } 47.—DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT, AL wit, Board, at reduced prices, for the remainder of io seuson, 137% STREET, EAST, 50. —FRONY, AND | BACK Roome on second hoor, ‘hi ndvoniely furnisher, to Be with Board, to single wentleme 4 pe tnily; terms very moderate 12 WEST TWENTIETH STRERT. Entire Floors to let, with or without private table. FEW RESPECTABLE 145 STREET, Us WEST.—THE ENTIRE SECOND Fieor, well furnished, will be rented, with good Foard, either separately or’ together, with private table if esired; summer pric i) TH STREET WEST, M&—TO LET, WITH BOARD, large front Room on secant floor, With hot and cold also use of private bath, 14.78, STREET, 995, WEST.—ELEGANTLY FUR. nished_ Roonis, singly or en suite, with excellent Board, $7 to $20; first class brown stoné private house; coolest in the elt, Bs WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST. de James’, two doors from Broadway.—Elegant fur: ed Rooma, en suite or stngty, to let to gentlemen or to fuinilies, without board; Breaktast it desired; references exchanged, V7 west TWENTY-VOURTH STREET, NEAR MADI. fon square. —Larce, ‘cool handsoinely turnished Fooms, en suite ‘or singly, with or without ; sum mer prices; references exclianged. 17 BNIVERSITY PLACcE.—to LET, WITH BOARD, large and beautiil Rooms, nievly furnished, en eae also a side Room on first foor; house, Cy ME 187%, STREET, 220, NEAR SECOND AVENUE.— Neatly furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board, to single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives; also diy boarders taken. 9 ST STREET GRAM :ROY PARK) — LA EB AND handsomely furnished Rooms to let, w rst class fet tt ad table if desired. Call at 1371 east ‘Twenty. rst street 9 WAVERLEY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, for gentlemen | or families 25 PERRY STREET.—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ©) for gentlemen or gentlemen and wives, with or Without Board; also a few ladies ean be accommodated ; all modern improvements in the house, go WAVERLEY PLACE.—VERY DESIRABLE FUR- nished Rooms; house and table first class; a few table boatders xecommodated, QT Wear | THIRTY FIGHTH STREET.—IAND- somely furnished Rooms, sagly or en suite, with Zood Board; permanent and transient partios accomino. dated at summer prices, —s requires y WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWE FIFTH ani Sixth avenues—Newly’ furnioned Howe, en gis id ts Woards for family or party of gentlemen, with rst ¢ WAVERLEY PLACE, WITHIN TWO BLOCKS or Brondway.—To let, with Board, miely furnished Single or double Rooms, 26 WES? FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue, Pe Rooms on second and third toora, with Board, in a first class brown stone house, newly furnished; reference required, 34 WEST FOURTEENTH STRERT.—WILL LET, OF with Board, Parlor and Bedroom on third floor back, en suite or single; alco Rooms for single gentlemen on fourth floor; references required. 36 EAST THIRTY-SECOND jana beh NEAR MADI- fon avenue.—Two lane me Kooms en second floor to let, a: arders taken. WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FIFTH 37 wen Te avenue.—Several nicely furnished Rooms to let in first-class locality, with or without Board; terme’ ressome able, QQ BAST TWENTY-SECOND BTRER?, — HANDSOME OY Rooms on second and third floors to let, with or without private table; also single Roome on fourth floor ; house and table first clase; references exchanged. 43 BAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN RGAowAT 42 and University place Apartments for physician orden dentists aiso neatly furnished Kooms, with or without AG RAST TWENTY, FIRST STREET.—IIANDSOM 4-0 furnished Rooms to let, with firet class Board ; G man family; references, 4 WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN reed AND Bixth avenues, —Furnistied large and «nail Rooms to let, with or without Board ; terms moderate. 47 WES? TWENTY-NINTH, STRERT—A HAND. somely furnished front Parlor, with Kooms ad- Joining; also Rooms on first, second ‘and third flons; ‘with excellent Boned; terms very m moderate, 51 LEXINGTON AVENUR.—TO RENT, WITH OR e without Board, a second story square Room, well furnished, with extension and bathitoom attached. Rea- sonable td respectable parties, 5G NEST, RUBVENTH | etre VO _ froin Fifth ave: Rooms, with or without 5G NES? TWENTY.SEVENTH sTREBT.—A HAND. OD somely tarnished front and hall Room, together or separately, for families or gentlemen, with’ or without first class Board, at reasonable terms. 8 WEST TWELFTH STREFT, BETWEEN FIPTHt and Sixth avenues. Haidsomely furnish fay. with Board, every convenience, in a'small private family. QJ EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR FOU RIM AVE 4 nue—Furnished Rooms, with Board, to tamilies or single gentlemen. 105 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A NICELY +) furnished single Room and one double Room (o irt, with or without Hoard, with & refined family; table liberal and ¢ terms low to permanent Parties, 107 EAST SIXTY-PIrTH, sTRRET—TANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, with Board; delightiul loca- tion; conven ent to Central Park; termi moderate, 108 FAs? pTHRUETH T.—LARGE AND elegantly furnished Roome to lei, with Boeakion if desired. il TH STREET, BETWEEN EIGUT! AND TE aventes.—Children to Board.—A widow lad accommodate a ‘ew at moderate terms; ood, healih; eT, FOUR DOORS ~ as a elegantly furnished GARDEN STREET, HOROKEN.—1 URNISHED } J Rooms, with or t without Board. lishment, coraer of Broadw: N Eotabi 1 ‘ay Aud Ann street, New DENTISTRY, Th earl TEETH A SPI ‘A, SPECTALTY.- <practivoL set $i piauimms sbiyed, $18; gold mounted, $20, TON (graduate Dentist), 171 Bowery, RIIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED WITHOUT PLATA or clasp old wire work; a new method. Other byt, al work scientifically executed: LH. BERFAKD & ARKASTLA, 216 West Forty-third street, near Broad- AVE NEAR T_ROSENTHAL'S, 293 THIRD UE ‘ineteenth street (ate 51 Third avenue), laities and jenicewien ean, obain, the, highest ‘value Zor east oir loth and © et OY i or rossiny tos atvendea to by Mrs. wath uf _— MEDI DIC ICAL, “nS. WI MAXWELL, ltt EAST THNTH STREET A. Hemale vhysician; advice gratis TTENTION|—TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN 1O8PT- tal iy cued guemercuryees successfully and rma ures hot cur, cemacouamuntts ‘ANKLIN. i6t Bleecke MARY A. aE 1,10 BROADWAY, Dor ike trent hab Broadway, LJ wd CURES ALL tego a SEASES AND derangements: one visit consultations mriouy private. i¢ Amit ae MADAME SE A STREET.— Ditcotadenin AE RT Aa jome. Callor write. mor SPEEDILY CURED AND BOARDED DUR. sick nes eae, Di Cp nag WEST, ladies’ physl- stanet 142 West Twi MB RES TRACE PSIG, AN, OFFICE i Lewis street, near Houston, A ME, VAN BUSKIRK, PUYSICIAN AND MIDWIFE — Twenty-five yenrs! suvovenstul practice private lying: 1% Consultation tree. 154 Kust nty-clg ey and plenty of playroom. Address Mis. HE: ‘ON: li WEST FOURTEENTH BTRERT, fu nished Rooms, with Bor ‘wives or single genilemen; hoase and tal terms moderate to per manent p Jess refer nces. 113 EAST, TWELYTH, STREET, SHORT BLOCK from Broadway. —Fand.omely furnished toons, connecting and single, tor families and gentlemen; first class Board; references exchanyed. WEST PFOURTEENTU y nicely pe wth ete ri —WANDSOMELY for en ‘Teen and fie class; STRAET.-A FEW h first class Board, at 12 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BRTWE Lexington and Fourth avenues.--Plearant fur. ished Rooms to leton first and second floor to gentlemen and their wi 12 EAST TWENTY- SEVENTH STRERT, A of Rooms on second floor, front, well furnt fhe to let, with first class Board; also other large Room table boarders taken. | B° Jecation and | furnished Rooms, wit it : looms, with or without Board 203 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STRERT.—VERY te iene Rooms for genilemen and thelr wives or men; transient boarders .also - ome ere ‘accommo: 1S 20: ets - ished Room to let comely fe =e vlad to gentleman and 0 ® qaer, SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR DR. urch.—Two to ‘let on parlor Sone ah Beard; also other pleasant rooms; references WEST FORTY.SECOND STREET, JUNCTION Broadway and Seventh avenue.—Large newly ighest refer- Bh sac yee SECOND STREET.—A HAND. all front; ba LL I farm house, twent, vegetables, fruit, miles irom city; moun- “ey terms moderate, Tesh Iress ALBIN, Mountain’ View, N. T TARRYTOWN.—PRIVATE HOUSE, ON HIGH ground, well shaded ; short distance from steamboat landing, and det Address W, Gernot; references exchanged. 143 Tarrytown Post office, N. ¥. FEW PERSONS CAN TAVE NICE, QUTET Ac. commodatior convenlent to the city; bathing, For full particulars address A abundance of shado, &e. b office. box 184 He Herald of STORL, MOST BEAUTIFUL SHADE ON TIE . pines ae or wo. aaa Ems, with beard Pay tree! to RW. ©., Herald office. isc kee SUMMER RESORTS. enn nanan nn AARON RIAA ORATOR AANA UMMER BOARD Be Py eye ewe Jad BRINOLI S' Rares age Her big reo wet Rive: tire. el: Long Tatand Waitront Vy Houser, Resi mig Ay LONG Island, has a few wood Rooms to let for balance of the season. on favorable terms: gas and water In every Foom fifty minutes trom New York by boat or rail. ye. POWELL. ‘OODSBURG PAVIL TON, WoonDs! . miles from Rockaway, overlook the B * Aitantle Occean,—This magnificent hotel _ now open for the recep. tion of guests, Sewidit, Proprictore 7 SPRINGS’ MOUNTAIN HOUSE mt CONNECT, iny Rooms in tower, vetion, vac! ‘and hops every nivht; pleasant Fay tor =i na iN days, Excursion ekete Erie Raliway,, es Sad Cum } DAVISON, Proprictor, Woneoe, X.Y. __ FOR SALE, pert cae iites “A RARE CHANCE.—J. CANLE & 6ON OFFER VOR sale hele well-established, Marbio Bustnew, iecated ip the city of Yonkers and commanding a targo trade, this isn chance reldom set with for a business man, with shop rent low and possession given imme. Gintely vn healt ‘of ons of the firm the reason for selling, Tilt Beard two if Fee pleasant Honma second oy eat aon oor also hall Rooin TACK Parlor, suitable for geu: Hemet 211 WEST SEVENTEENTH STRERT, NEAR SRY. gi, avenue —Furnbed. Rooms, to lel, with Board, in a German from $6 to wit « Seok ern iniprovementa, 22. WEST. SYRIES. FOUESE, STREET.—TO LET, with Board, large Rooms on second and third floors: hot and cold water; bath attached. Those in p sult of homes call. 239 West FORTY.THIRD §TREET.—A FEW GEN. Hlemen or genticmen and their wives can be ac- commodated with Board in a private family; geutlemen preferred, 24 WAST FORTY.NINTH STREET—TWO FUR- nished Rooms to let, with or without Board, to gentlemen ; private samily, 251 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREE' LA handsomely furnished Room on hind ‘nace, with With Board for two: a hall Room, $7, with Hoard; ull modern improvements; 1 reerences exchanged. Q5G WEST THIRTY FOURTH STREET. A PRIVATE family will let fusnithed, with or without Board, nt Room on third floor; terms very to gentlemen, @ very pleasant fr reasonabl 306 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET,—ONE LARGE two hail Rooms to let, with Boar’, at sum- mer priecs: also (our Rooms at 62 West Fourteenth street, urnished or unfarnished, without bo: 307 WEST TWENTY-EIOUTH @TREET.—SINGLE e gentlemen and gentlemen with their wives can be accommodated with Board in f private family; house first class, newly furnished ; location destrable ; referen 30 EAST SIXTY-FIFTH STREE' oR TWO gentlemen or two gente —ONE I -yeung Iadics, © ploved during the day, ean obtam good Board at réason- 317 Eighth ayenue.—Rooms to let, with Board, to genilemen and wives or single gentlemen; house Nas all moiern improvements; references given and required. 31 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.—GOOD BOARD e may be had by man and wife; first rate new furniture in front and back; one Third Floor; terms rea- sonable, References exchange 412 WEST TWENTY-FOU — STRE: A LADY ad (small family) has. front and back Parlor, for gen omen: and wiie; board for lady only; or a party of gendemen, LARGE, WELL Wrst TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR FURNISHED SECOND STORY Room, With bathroom adjoining, in front, between + fh avenue and Broad two ersons for $15 per week, including Address PRIVATE, Herald Uptown Broadway. WIDOW LADY WOULD A OMMODATE J A arty desiring to bo the only boarders and willing to Pay the expenses of the house, Address N.¥., Post oflice, New York. PRIVATE JEWISH FAMILY WILL LET A HAND- somely furnished Floor, with first clase Bo dress WEST SIDE, box 133 Hérald Uptown Brauch office 1,265 Broadway. NEATLY FU RNISHE D PARLOR AND BEDROOM to ae to a gentleman and wite; wi pals ye T board. ing lady only; the comforts o ei home; Ic atin desirable, Address 8 0. Herald Uptown Branch on Broadway. LADY, LIVING IN A SMALL, COSEY HOUSE, will rent a front Rocm to a gentleman and wite} Board for lady only; no other boarders. Address HOM E, Herald Uptown Branch oitice, 1,265 Broadway. OARD IN HOBOKEN.—TWO RESPECTABLE MEN n obtain comfortable Board in a private family at ti first. vine: Deere, ranch office, 1,265 HOICK ACCOMMODATIONS eCAN BE_ OBTAINED J for the fail and winter, with or without Board, by ap- ying at Everett Library, 588 Sixth avenue. Also tran- minodations, URNISHED ROOMY, WITH BOARD, FOR GENTLE- man and wite; yl ‘or the lady only, Address Mrs. HOLMS, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS—ON_ FIRST And second floors, (0 let, with first olass Board, at summer prices. Reterences ¢xchanged. Apply at ington place. ARLFM BOARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR single gentlemen can secure pleasant Roonis, with Hoard, nn fire claw houve; all, modern improvements: terms inoderate; convenient to b 28 123d street, between Hest and’ Bee ARLEM.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH Borré,ayery desirable Room, to two young men; ten minutes: walk from cars and boats: honie comforts terms $14 ver week. Address HT, L., station L, Harlen Maison, _ Panter 38 EAST TWELYTH NE, street-—Lately opened, with handsome Apariments gnyeinele Rooms; also first'class table @hote al d curs, Apply at nies. 6 o'clock” NE BLOCK PROM COOPER INSTITUTR, % STUY- Vorant street.—An elegantly furnished Suit or Room to renttoagentleman or agenticnan and wile, with or without private table. GECOND FLOOR, TO RENT—FURNISHED, WITH OR SY without Board; also large alcove Room and Bed- room. Apply at 242 West Twenty-third street. i Nigh HANDSC LY FURNISHED PARLORS TO let, to gentlemen and wives, with Board for Indios; ‘ood location; house stricuy private, Address MUTUAL, Heraud offic Wane TWO xO in private faith and tea Jor one : » box 3 Herald ‘ontice. Nownare m™ RAGS NoBILITY_I9 IN RAGS, NOBILITY TN TN RAGS." FIVE GERMAN NOBLEMEN DISOOVERED {FIVE GERMAN NOB FIVE GERMAN NOt IN A PUBLIC A PUBLIC A PUBLIC HIGH DUTCH EMEN DISCOVERED EN DISCOVERED INSTI UTION INCOG, INSTITUTION INcoG, INSTITUTION INCOG, “AND DESTITUTION, HIGH DUTCH AND DESTITUTION, HIGH DULCH AND DESTITUTION. READ THE EVENING “TELEGRAM ON MONDAY. READ THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON MONDAY. READ THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON MONDAY. CURIOUS LIFE HISTORIES, OURIOUS LIFE HISTORIES. ou yRIOU us ive HISTORIES. BOARD AND LODGING WASTED. xy TLEMAN WISHES FIRST CLASS BOARD A. Sind pleasant Rooms for hinisetf, wlie. and two itis girls, six and nine; none but wnexce; tionable parties heed apply. Address MERCHANT, box office, A YOUNG LADY WISHES “ROARD IN A SOCTAL ZA private samuily, where it will te home-like teria Dot to exceed #6 FRIEND, Herald Uptown Branch fomce, ies Hiroadwage Heral NTL MAN AND WIFE WOULD WI8H BOARD private family, where instructions in musio w etd et en in part payment Address A. B.,30 Dom!- nick stret ARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN PRIVATE, tumily.; will partly furnich rooms between Spring and West Tenth street, Address M. B., Herald office, lating term, which | must be moderate, Br ABD WANTED 1 IN PLEASANT LOCALITIES; rders directed to suitable accommodations, BUARDERS’ DIRECTORY, hia arnt sid 125 EAST TENTH BTREET.—PLPASANT, AIRY Rooms in suits for families; and also nngle ones for gentlemen, with or without Board, 129 west TWENTY-SECOND STREET —A NICELY furnished front Hail Room {o let, wiih first clas Bourd, to single gentleman. Reverences éxchanged. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—FURNISHIED 1 Kooms; excellent en ; families or single gen- demen; ferns re sone! he 142 WEST SIXTR) tM 8’ RT.—TWO NIC! furnished Koon Parlor as Bearor with or without Board; tor and cold water, bat eas, « 14: Broadway ie Sixth avenue.—Rooms, neatly furnished, to le a Board; house has all modern tin- Provements, 4; FAST FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR IRVING Fitce—tandsonely furnished Rooms, without to si0; WEST tp FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN aakins ais adapta, APE WORM CURED IN THIRTY-SIX HOURS, NO T eure no pay, 239 West Twenty-third strep on RS, WORCESTER, PHYSICIAN, M0 street, between Washington and W eat ng her on all ailmonta Board, nursing, ints rae} and bal or two gentiomen ; from $4 Breatinst if desire Ma —BECOND srony FRONT 156 x Roo iy, tirmsticg ‘with Ly 6 Board ; alo Rooms toe pentier per week. 161 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH Li 5d LET, had | Bedtoou wid Ay ra Room on second floor; also front hi ‘und ‘cold water; reference Foanited. city ald comm Boare WANTED FOR GENTE Vrice for winter not to exceed $2 bonrd for a gentleman, $8. office, y TANTED-RY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, A fortable Room, with Board, within lominutes! rite of Twenty-titth sirect ind First avenue; private family preferred, Addi anh ae tating terms, Gutta Works, ‘Twenty: WANTHD=1N A PRIVATE FAMILY, bl es THERE a ig other hoarders, a Room an! Bedroom, un- farnished, for a gentleman and wise of ‘i habits, with n Board for wite only. AE plating tw ) particulars, ime all Inelided ; aise | Address A, B., box 176 Lierald cluding terms, Mrs, M ‘ANTED=TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Board, by afamily of four adults; pri preferred, cA where there are few other boarders rence, Address, with ou New York Post ontice, anasto WITH he family 4, best ff box 4l¢ HOTELS, LES ST, JU JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR Bi} BROADWAY, ween ours wit ving. $10 a wee " family Roo LB first floor, ‘.”" : IBBY ee 'ARKEN STREET, Avy) BLOOK L from City Hal “yo ~ an. in the city. Koons, 9 cont nin Wito ben weeks y iin gta 71 94 to SV" Wook, PARTY ed OW pnyi OR TEN DESIRING GOOD country Bor ae. farm on the mountains for the month oe Ata 0 ml from New a. elty, -— BULLS a SMITH, 1 Broadway vue Sf MONG MOUNTAINS, FOREST, RIVERS AND driven funine anal h atenab jpnrerzanend Ser, aati \, fis) and hunt + a ind re! a KEMPYON'S, No. Beekman atrect’s box 72 Peat omice,” A WA GENTLEMAN HAVING A LARGE, BEAUTIFUL, + farm—Highlands, near city, by boat’ or cars—will accommodate a nmi ‘with large Rooms; best of Board; fine company; good bathingy lovely drives; at moderate Mees; he mosquitoes oF Dut plemty of shade, &e. Radress HOME-MADE, Herald mee.” i if T MORRISTOWN, N. J., 20 MINUTES’ DRIVE FROM depot, 1 hour and 25 minutes by rail (rom New York, @ Suto Rooms will be vacated Aurnst | in the Grand View Houre; pure mountain air, picturesque scenery, path ‘drives, excellent stabling. Particulars at 49 isin venue, A DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM (SF ‘OND floor, front), pleasant, healthy location, near de Heraeus to the right party, Apply at lis; treet OARD WANTED—IN A FARM HOt SF, SOME: where among the Catakills, for a party of nine, six Hes three ntlemen; terms must be moderate, Herald attice, OARD AT FANWOOD, N. J.. ONE HOUR'S RIDE from New York.—Virst class Board and Room; Yogetables, milk, mountain air; pleacwnt, a location; ital $10‘per Week. ‘Addresu AS "SCUMIDT, wood, N, QOARD WANTED-ON LINE OF HARLEM RAIL. roa @ young ma ing lowest terms, H. OARD WANTRD—BY A YOUNG MAN, FOR A month or two: mountain air; Catskills preterred Address, with moderate terms and {ull particulars, W. 0. M., Harlem Post office, OARD WANTED—ON A FARM, NEAR. ‘SAULT BATH. ing premised, milk and vegefables, for Jody, three Pie te and in terms al Fens $20 per week, Address Post office. aT & OUNTRY BOARD—AT FALLSBURG, SULLIVAN / county, N, ¥.; Midland Railroad. For further parti- cularg will meet parties at Boarders’ Directory, 737 Broad- Way, 1 tod P, M., July 29, NOUNTRY BOARD—AT JAMESPORT, LONG I8 AND, ) ata farmhouse with a fine view of Peconic Bay} ON MANHASSET ing. Apply to 0. Gd. peween 1 and o'clock. OUNTRY BOARD—AT, MOORE: Ray, L. T.,can be had: near EF, No. 9Pine street, good bathing, sailing and fishing; house new, with pleas: ant shade; situated less than’ half mile of Lon sland Railroad ‘depot For particulars address B, 1. JONES, sland. RST CLASS BOARD, Rooms in a deli ited number of appheations can Teasonable, Address box 356 Elizabe G* NMERE HOUSE (THOMPSON’ POND) 1s Now x As a first class summer boarding house and has 0} afew Rooms still vacant; well. shad “grounds; good roads; boating, fishing, &e.; three miles from Chest one and a adress ¢ trom Post office; churches aud tel graph. ey reese ©, E, BALLIERE, Florida, Orange co nty, N, ae Goo BOARD IN LEXIN I rooms larg Lextngtou, Gree sixth street. TYACK ON THE NUDSON.—BY EARLY APPLICA. tion Rooms, with first class Board, can he secured, Sinithsonian Hou ack, L, BIGELOW. TON, AT A FARM HOUSE; _Adiress JAMES SMITH, y or.call at 14) West Thirty EW BRIGHTON, 8, L—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE men can be accommodated with comfortable Rooms and Board im the moat pleasant part of New Brighton; house five minutes’ walk from landing; view unsurpassed. Address K, G., Herald office. N THE SOUND h bathing; terms mod nt Homestead, New Roc’ holt NE FAMILY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITit good Board and pleasant Rooms, one and ahalt hours’ ride from New York, Address box 343 South Norwalk, Conn., Post office. s N CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NE twenty minutes from foot of men can find good accommodations ERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, ,ronting:, fishing and fing Inquire at Premium ONLY Ai Mahing, JERSEY, ty sig boatin bathing, Terms low. H. M, B. TAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND, BI near landing.—Two large Roows: ood table msble to. pert rt New York. TATEN ISLAND. © red couple or two Tesidiny at Stapleton. tore, Canal street, ERY PLEASANT ACCOMMODATION AND Goop Board ior a inarried couple and sincle genilenon can be had in om elegant house eontulmng all modern improvemen’s and alarge garden, delightfully stuated on the southeast corner of Beach street and oni road, gion (aecond landing), Staten Island, five 1uln~ utes” walk from ferry, bath and sea shore, at « moderate Briss: wpiyon the ‘premises, or address box 4,017 Post oftice, A. EIRST CLASH RESTAURANT AND RALOON POR sale —Apply to JAMES OATES, Firth avenue, be- Ae Plity-ninth and Sixtleth streets, opposite Cer ark. ORE FOR SALE—DO. Scag Oe the bg for, rope; Cheap Call A. Pinst cLass LiguoR nga business, of $25 to, aelling, the owner obits at the more, 226 Fast Thirty- kann street A GREAT CHANCE AND BARGAIN—TO PURCHASE Z 00") Lae | class Cigar cere ed 8 business, from S 080 perday; owner, about to leave for Europe. can cath clistomors need addrens BUSINESS MAN, Teva a RARE CH ay 8 OF THE FINEST FITTED up Markets in Bri os he m, 932 and 964 Fulton avenue 3 aatisfac' ory reasons alt njlormetind. Apply to HENR) THOMAS, | a Broadway, Wi shar. A ~FOR, SALY, THE BEST LIQUOR SALOON ON + Third avente; four years’ lease; moderate rent; Going a good buxtness; avery desirable place for a Ger- ey good reasons for selling, Apply toJOMN A. DUN, Bowery. FIRST CLASS, FINE GROCERY AND FAMILY Liquor Store, up town, Al corner; none superior; one of 2 on 4 squares of brown stone houses; canital chance for a frmwith means oF good seourity falling health of owner AS. CAGNEY, 581 Hudson st. ROADWAY FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, gether with the Lease of Building, Stock and Pix. tures, for sale—Established H yearsand doing @ ia of 3! wperannum; well and favorably known, soll on aceount of the owners. retiring from bu Particulars of M.A. J. LYNC! i, , 72 Cedar street. Giuor HOUSE POR SALE.—THE OLD ESTABLISHED ) House Know) “The OMice,” 13 East Houston street; three year price low; immediate posses RUG STORE FOR SALE—-ON GOOD BUSINESS avenue; handsomely fi ; will be sold reasom- ; owner woing to the county. G, & 8. CRAWFORD, 119 Fulton street. Fancy BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND ICR Cream Saloon In'Jersey City for sale cheap, with five years’ lease; soda fountain, fixtures, marbie top tables and liberal outfit of implements of trade, business well established : illness of owner reason for selling, OF For further paritewars apply to. WOODWAR ER- ‘OOD, ‘street, Jersey | OR SALE—A LIQUOR AND LAER REFR SALOON, price only $150; cheapest place in the city. No. 13s, Ouver street. Fr° FIXTURES AND FUR- son Hudeoh River established over swenly, SCOTT, 74 Chariton stree abl, ‘LEASE, STO! niture of a hotel 15 miles from cit ty yenrs. Address JAMES orl BA, A PHOTOGRAP! A cal Eatablishment Yaone’of the bést and mon cent parts of the city: itenjoys # high reputation. ‘Ridress i D., Aparindo 427, Hava OR SALE—A WELL FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE, in one of the greatest thoroughtares in the city, with good Lease, at cheap rent; doing # good business; sath te reavons. ‘Apply AUM Stone street, A PIVE YEARS’ LEASE AND FIXTURES of the t Bakeries ine city, on an ave- prner, Call at 16 Water sti BAK OR. SALE—A RARE CUANOE—ONE OF THE FINEST fitted up Markets in Brocklyn, 92 and 4 Fulton’ avenue; satisfactory reasons for selling. For particulars apply 10 HENRY THOMAS, 47 Froud way, Williamsburg, RESTAURANT, IN A FINE LOCA: oe particulars at 192 Sixth avenue, near rtp nue and jor corner Liq lease; cheap rent. WELL-PAYING ESTABLISHED, or Store, east of the I Ko Apply to P. GAFFNE AN Bowery. A BOOK AND STATIONERY - STORM, 3 ON aleadl street In Brooktyn; will be fas cheal ‘or part it A good place for a German, TATIONER, Herald o oMtce. INE SET OF CARPENT! Inquire of BRONME! FATARLISUED r Liquor! beauti- se; will , WT East Wp; Stock and Fixtures: five years’ Apply to RICHARD WALTE. cE ERS OR SALE—A SAMPLE ROOM, ON A PROME corner, now sme @ good Business, will be sold Cheap. Apply at % York street, between Zand 11 P.M. A LAUNDRY, DOING A FIRST Chas ‘i business and in the best location in the city. 24 Myrtle avenue, Brookly elance Saloon, on th Eighth avenue, now dong a soot js! ine tie Premios OR SAL Paper, and a good near elty, ata bary: Herald ofice, Pow, sav Ey-ON BE ery and the elty, h Tow: satis ns for selling. ALLE RY FINE LIGHT Apply at 2ii Be AND LOO. ANTED—CHEAP BOARD FOR ONF. YRAR IN THR cintry for lady, nurse and three children, aged 4, jot over 125 mile# trom the eity. ‘Address, price per month for all and fat! particulars, kiyn Post attice, IerkD--cot TRY BOARD, ON LINE OF MORRIS and Escex Railroad, between Orange and Snmmit, for gentleman, wife and two children; also stabling: Address, stating full particulers, M,, Herat o SUMMER RESOR “LLREMARLE House, SARATOGA jSPRIS Broadway, near Clarendon.—#2 fare and accocamodations Unsnrpas sional cooks employed, Address above or No.7 Warren street, room 6 TINE LA TOURETTE ee BERG very desirable 1 TCHAE o, Eropr 21, NEW BRIGHTON, 8. L— n for families and single gevtlemen sraetion in percon or by mail to DE CAMP & COLE Propriét. Bs aiivd NOCEL, “AT Sf. MARKS HOTEL, Accommoda Bath, I. 1. AUGUSTUS BUNK & CO, ROOKSIDE HOU HASTINGS, ON THE HU. psox— Convenient to beat or cars very pleasant Rooms iand first elas Board at reasonable rates, “Apply to oF ud- dress 8 MOORE, BeYRERUOFR, HOUSE, HENRY 8 VAN ETTEN, Proprietor, Woodstock, Ulster county, N. ¥.—Thia nonular summer resort is situated near the foot of Over- Jong’ Mountain, Ka wection unsurpassed for fa mounts views, its fh healthfulness, The Hout was be and fitied up in fest class ty! je. VATSKILL MOUNTAIN AJR AND sc! pry, at J Darbam, Greene coanty.—Good accommodations in every particular: satistuction, yusrantved: $6 4 $7. In- quire of W. HM, LA 105 Broadway. YLIFFWOOD FERINGS He clay street, 4 ¥ Hing, all kinds: drives and general a newly fur KEYYPORT, BAR. ine bathing, rowlny; nuettnente, govt sccommotationa #4 to $I TIBBETS a ESMOND, 263 Broadway, or 176 Bleecker, YOUNTRY ROARD—PERMANENTLY OR WEEKLY, J short distance from Katonah station, Harlem Rail: ond; shaded grounds fruit, veno. tables quire of MARK MEAD, 79 And sl’ Leonard street, or box 6+ Post ottice, Katonah, Westchester county, VHESTNUT, GROVE THIRD be J Cliston, 8. L—A most beauti'W! loeation; cor y and perivotly healthy; Doard trou $10 to 815. send tor enweulars. LARENDON HOTE for the aceommodat Hot LONG BRANCH, N, J,~OPEN 1 of families; refitted and newly vard S21. per week, or 3 & per b aae { Proprietors. C furnished throughout, day. ALES JRAAP'S MANSION, FOREST GROVE, ARGE, D) nity rooms focation high and healthy had y rounds; one hour by boator cars: reierence, B. Ketel: fin, 29 Pearl sireet, Address box 127 Post office, Morri- sania. ist NAIRVIEW HOUSE, 10 MILES FROM CATSKILL. — Country Board for gentlemen, pi pee weeks stabling for horses.” Address D. Us, Cairo, Greene (OUNTAIN RETREAT HOUSE, CATSKILL, had, York—Is Per open for the rece; non of N Lhe — ate App iy ae ir Wall 3. yg Yo a n place, “Br “ all ates w York, or addrent B, ©, DIGK iaese, prop eh Rew ¥o OUNTAIN HOUSE, BOUTH ORANGR, MONTRORE Ration, NJ one hour from Barciny sireet, via Mor- ris apd Essex Railroad.— Favorable arrangements can bo made for the summer season at this popular hytel, which for comfort and convenience has no equal in the vicinity of New tai prictor. SE, NEW Rusa ON THE TER. ‘ace.—Splendid view, safe bath: ne drives, Two now vacant. Apply to or sdatbee Mrs. ROBT, Ly BOCRLIN —A_ FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BY, Seeseumedaled wich first clas Board an wnmir- ig! rences exchanged ; ¢ DHANEE'S stable, Quafan: Gree RugORT—UF Ti THe, EO DEON, AT CLAN GLAVER. Bd Sha Sepang rou da | Yrova’ Hace: Ne een ny ADk of White Mountain Howse. ‘ork; 31 trains Mouse. N.Y, Appliances, in comptote order, and a fe 3 of a frst class "Lar now in good run abundance of excellent wat | city about 1M dozen per day ; sa ry ing out, Address A.B, eal V7? lierald office, staun SALT Te Guin ter cals sto crest te ease ant cheap rent; full particulars, Add: West Forty-fith street. ) SHIRT MANUPACTUR FOR SAL where am luterview may 350) WILE Boy tHe WP tures of the Liquor 4. Inquire ou the preui MAC MINERY,. AND sand FIN OND HAND # iron Tanks, at2is NEV & HOFFMAN, P nd Boi w2s Water a street, Brook lyn. JPoR &An.e—PORTADL ATIONARX STEAM EN- eines, with or with Tubular or Locomotive Bollera, 10 10 40 horse power, very low. JOHN MoLARE Third and Grand streets, Hoboken, N F°% 8Al ORTIC PLANER AND M atet « Surtacer, Menlding, Mortise ing, Tenow , Variety Eliptic, Scroll and Band Saws; Be Wings G, HARVEY & 00., 2% Perry street. , F°s, SALE—A_ 15 TORSE ine, with a Bolle: an now dling wood factory, foot of Thir feth “street, N to be sol cheap. “Inquire ot GEORGE SIESt vPrigne EN: i “4 Guest MAC! ut RY DE ‘On, 516. WEST ‘THTRTY. urth strect. ‘ngines, Boilers, Pulleys, Shafting Steam ump, Rubber Hose, ove run of Bure i lgrigs Belts ing, 0 Second band, jor sale. “Pow ER MOTIVE “BOILER, IN @00: comlition: 25 horse Vertieal; also an ticortment of others: 5, Wand 15 hore Portable Engines, No. 4 biurte vant Blower, Shatuing, Han; 4, 8 Hing and Pulleys, a€ Ww ua LARD « De BLVoist: Sy Dey street. ORTABLE STATIONERY AND HOISTING ENGINES, Raw Mil lis, Locomotives and Return Tubular Boiler: Iways on hand and for sale. by Utica Steant YOUNG, General Agent, 42 {TATIONARY ENGINES—FOUR TO 16 1 SY der, with Locomotive and Tubular Boll hanil or delivered in 40 horse pows ae. ‘ qeuane stroet, New Vt, i {IX HORSE POWER ENGINE FOR SALE—ALSO m Pump: ail new, AYRES & Mc OANDLESS, Fron Foundey, Forty fifth sweet and avenne. V ANTED—A SECOND WAND STEAM PUMD, WITIC boiler; on@ that empties from 10) to 150 gator re minute. Apply immediately, stating loweet price, a Adelphi hi street, Brovkiyn. Ware; m der) Serew Machines, Brown & 4 Proved make, Address for one week SU ofice. PROPOSALS. saa \ EALED PROPOSALS be re Wart at the office of the clerk of the Depa Hie Instruetion, Welnesda eived by the pbb of the Sixteenth: riment of Pub. ner LA Grand and Fim stroets, woth day of ee 1872, at 0 o'clock A, M.,) Ww % &¢., for Grammar chy side of Twenty iaaid ward, Plans and tions can 1 he omtee of the 81 intendent of fulldings an Rep 146 Grand street, third floor. Proposals must be endorsed “Proposais for new wings," ye," ‘Two responsible and approved, suretios wilt be required, from each successful bidder, nd No proposal will be cv sidered in which no sureties are named. Trustec$ reserve the sight roject one gf at all es Ihe, ifaw offereds. Sou ‘how ) Gia, '* VA) Faye as of papel Fst Sixteenth Ward, _a N Yous, J IN THE y MANUPAGTURING. aust. A. lnem, ‘A rouse seats with @ few yeu