The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1872, Page 9

oct s Grand papenoneasre. or, It there Gre more ‘than 1,000 contributing meiabers in their ‘tion, Grand Representatives to the Grand ‘Lodge of the Unite No Grand Body can rave more than two representatives in the Su- } re Body. fhe id of the United tg the fountain head poshertty: The ‘headquarters are in Baltimore, Md., and it meets ce toe Noe aty in 1e0t, Ban ‘or! ry Francisco’ in in 1871. It ‘convenes the third M tm September odge aud’ the’ encampment, “oF ‘patriarchal p encampment, or ‘branoh—each with different Seremontes, ert £60.; each with different. local bodies, can be a member of a and need not to an encampment; but the rule does not a @ memoer of and ral two of the gh imerican Odd and having + roe Francisco, 1A Al *Tuee PG. we Sitter? ive companion y), of Columbus, Onto, Hi. Lindenberg, enberg, ees editor; and the Za far, of indiana, eas a wood pat * Thus is liana, each enio fa trevernal organt- wation of the nineteenth century. Its Grand Lodge ts in Baltimore, w! from two to four from each jurisdiction will be present, of whom take t! wives and dat rs to so that the ladies of the be said to have an extensive ac- ce. Large numbers of visitors also at- week” is looked torward ith much interest by the fraternity at large. Tae following are the names of the oflicers and epreseut = elected, with the jurisdictions they Grand fea F. D. start re District of Somme Grand ‘Sire, 0. » Kansas; Grand Correspondin; cording cretary, di oe L. , Mat ; Grand Treasurer, Joshua Vi yee : Gzand Chaplain, J. W. Ve icky; Gi rand Marshal, ‘ce, Alabama ee Guardian, ace Smith, ‘Ontario {Canada} Ka |. By Chamberiain, Maryland. . Alabama—J. R. Tompkins, W. A. Shields, A. Mc- A ; Pinrkssas—P. 0, Hooper, A. Cohen, " Califo: |. Porter, D. McLaren, J. F. Moree, J. ‘B. Harmon, ‘Oolorado—o, 0. Kent. Ceanockicnt J. W. Smith, C. A. Newell, A. W. 8. D, Fairchild. are—W. H. Baker, W. H. Foulk. i District of Oolumbia—W. K, MoLeaa, J, F. Haven- at J. T. Given. rida—G. Damon. sricknor, Needles, J. W. Bl id In Inaiagansk wena. 3. Ple : @ Sen ; . Ga. Tre! wii De wold Lig if a P. Sharp, E. J. Leech, 0, McCraney, W. i Kansas—H. D. McCarthy, B. J. F. Hanna, L. ‘ Konincky J. ae Trapp, W. T. Curry, M. J. iyar- len, sane C, Wilson, A. J. Vandegriff, G, Nun- Lower Prarines, BN. A.--J. Mattheson. | J Maine—O. B, Whitten, J. W. Sargent, J. %. Hasel- ft Ma jand—C. oe Rawlings, A. J. Spear, H. F. laarey, BG, Co ye) oe ‘ MasdachusetteJ. ©. Porter, J. M. Price, A. B. -Pilmpton, ©. Rand, Michigan—E. H. Whitney, I. Sides, D, G. Palmer, George Dean. 1 patel F, Williams, H. C. Farnham, P. B. Sitio A. Milton, D. N. Barrows, L, K. Missouri—E. Wilkerson, W. H. Woodward, J. A. price, ¢ C, H. Mangur. one a Magers, St. J. Goodrich, A. D. Novada—M. White, J. C. peptic D. 0, Adkinson. New Hampshire—O. P. Smart, J. H, Gardner, J. '. Hartshorn, B. Fletcher, Jr. Now earaey—Ds B. Whitaker, T. A. Ross, L Harris, ne. New York—J. H. White, W. Madden, John Me- ‘dole, E. J. Hamtiton, —’ san Petharst | North Carolina—s, Gales, J. H. Baker. pote’: Turner, H, Lindenberg, W. 0. Earl; J. W. caratio. (Canada)—J. Woodyatt, J. Gibson, 8. G. Oregon—J. W. Whalley, F. G. Schwatka. Pennsylvania—J. A. Sliapaon, J. W. Stokes, R. A. rton, O. N. Hickok, Rhode Island—G, H. Olney, J. F. Driscol, H. E. i South Carolina—C. L. re —— Libby. Tenncssee—P, T. Phillips, J. Johnson. “ee Stavord, . "Richardson, 3. T. Har- , Vermont—H. Clark. Lars H. Robinson, Hugh Latham, £. H. itzhug! west" Virginia—o. Vance, P. Darnel, G. Edwards, Wisconsin—L. Silver, 8. Ryan, W. H. Lan, F. Habbard. ? bie eee The session generally holds six days, and the pro- make & volume of 350 pages, of which $5,000 copies are printed and distributed. Mileage fie. per diem are paid to thos elected to attend. he current expenses of the body reach $40,00uper “Eiéctions for officers of the G. L. U. 8. take place _onoe in two years, This is the session for that Many important amendments to the G. L. U. &., fasoving radical changes, are pending action. The LD, a8 usual, will have its special reporter in the Grand Body, and any matter of public interest €hat can be given will be found in said reports to this paper. NEWARK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, General Grant ana I Horace Greeley to Visit the Rink. On Saturday Mr. N. 0. Ely, Vice President of the American Institute, and Professor Thurston visited the exhibition at Newark, and, unknown to the ‘Managers, made a three hours’ inspection of the display. Mr. Ely was detected by Manager Holbrook, and to the latter gentleman the New ‘Yorker expressed his unbounded gratification of the show. As the days and nights roll on the crowds increase, and, of course, the managers are wild with delignt over the success attending the enter- prise. ATrangements have been made to secure ne presence of President Grant and Horace Greeley for an evening each this week. This evening Mr. Greeley will be present. His arrival is expected about eight o'clock. He will Trent democrat on Hront ‘strest after his Wiel ae street after visit at at Mai Es @ number of his admirers. C evening President Grant is ex- ' cote, The me. President will also visit the State at Waverley. : ATTEMPT TO STEAL AN ISLAND, Particulars of the Connecticut Legis- lature’s Attempt to Gobble Up Mystic Island. For two years Connecticut land grabbers had @ndeavored tu obtain possession of Mystic Island, 4n Long {sland Sound. It was formerly known as “Ram Island,” and rightfully, belongs to the town of Southold, L,I. The Connecticut people claim ‘the island by a grant from the Colonial Governor in 1664. Old records show that soon after the eastern ‘towns had been ceded to Connecticut they were released and presumed to govern themselves. For More than two centuries the island has been Claimed by Connecticut. It is owned by William L. Brown comprises fourteen acres, and is assessed 6 books of Southold town as Worth $2,000. The ‘“Soanectous Legislature authorized the land grab- ‘bers to take session of it as Viet Con- necticut, fort the purpose of establishing tories, which are now considered nuisances in the popu- lous localities. The time for acticn having arrived the Suffolk county people have become awakened 10 a sense of duty. Albertson Case has examined the records as far back as 1664, and no title from the Crown or Colonial government is found in favor of the action of Connecticut. According to the New York statutes, wherein State and Territorial fate of Wi are defined, Long Island, Mystic Island, of Wight (now called Gardner’ i). Shelter York is Fisher’s Island and others all be! 0 New This statnte tovk effect in 1830, and it 0 cession of Ram Island has since been ‘MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bg i ep Geneva, Switzerland, Wedn: at the Church of the ee ee late ey, By the Ret en Rev. * Mines, EDWARD A. nie o1 eon B? —On tet Mf ‘the late John Fair- at Weane evening, Septem- ‘ber “y the residence bride’ RY ine Sottaae. Pittsfeld, Mass.) by tue ev. john Todd, Mr. Gzonow K. Davis, of New York, to ‘Miss CORNELIA G. our, daughter of the late Robert Colt, Esq., of Pittsfield. Prrz@kRALD—VERFLANCK.—At ieragt on the nem Boe oni Ba age 12, 1872, by nev. pW. Sheiton a y andthe ‘Rev. Mr. John &, liv. ter Of Witiiom 8. Meee ck, ehh CRSON.—On Saturday, Bi srneMAs , AH, Rev. B. P. Payson, re ir of cine inte gon & 8. Hickson. LDRON.—At the Reform Church at Rowton a L, on ‘ ember 11, 1872, ‘Unaries J FANNIB, only fei’ of] tin og inte'd see E. Waldron, to St. fouls ayers please copy. Died. LY Tho Tolssivea dud frionds of the family are invited ! late home, the reat- “ber 14, at his ‘vip HENRY * days, aS N. J.,.0n Ky aaa 8 days. fronds of the family are re- ral oy Monday at half-past one o'clock, from West Eleventh street. 18 re- terme a be taken to Greenwood Uemetery for in- rmen eevee —On Friday, September 13, Joan L me, Telatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully requested oe on the funeral, from his late residence, 55 Seventeenth street, on Mesday, 17th inst, at ono o'clock F- ML, without further notice. ‘oon Englewood, N. J., on Friday even- eepieriner 13, SAMUBL M. CONCKLIY, in the 48th yar of his age, The al and friends of the family are re- > Bent. spectfuall, ed to attend the funeral, from his late resid ones, ‘on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock, 2 arrival of the train, ra leave Chambers strect ferry at niue A.M. The remains willbe taken to Greenwood for interment. DEvoy.—On Sunday, September 15, after a short illness, Euuuy, wife of Edward Devoy, in the 47th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. 438 Greenwich street, New York, on ‘Tuesday, September 17, at one ‘o'clock P. M. Dopck,—n Saturday, September 14, Henny D. G., goungre? child of Albert L. and Carrie @. Dodge, aged 1 year, 1 month and 19 days. Services this (Monday) aternoon, at one o'clock, from parents’ residence, No, ce West Thirteenth street. Boston Papers please cop! DorEMus.—At Hamburg, N. J., ra Friday _morn- ing, hae peop 13, THERON 8. DoREMOS, in the 46th year of his age. Funeral trom his late residence, 185 Mercer stree doupey RE: on Monday morning, the 16th inst., a ten o Dvucewrrz.—On Saturday, September 14, E. aera fs le of the inte George F. Duckwitz, of Bathe relatives and friends of the family are re- ap ed ly invited to attend the innaral, pa atey, ptember 17, at three o'clock P. ee Brook! ee Heights, corner roe "lok aes and Grace cou! Duny.—On Saturday, September 14, 1872, Mrs, JULIA Dunn, wife of the late Patrick Duna, aged 46 ears. * The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfully invited to atrend the funeral, this (Mon- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late real- dence, 399 First avenue, Duny.—On Saturday, Se; aaa a 14, CATHERINE, the beloved wife of Owen Pinn, in the 24th year of her age, a native of the parish of Kilencare, town- land of Milet, county Cavan, Irelan The relatives and friends of ihe, family, and. also those of ner uncle, Philip Smith, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, September 16, at two o'clock, from her late resi: dence, 446 West Fiity-third street, Foster.—At the Astoria House, Astoria, L. I., Mrs, CHARLES Foster, widow of Charles Foster, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Her children rise up and call her blessed. Her friends and acquaintances and those of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the Church of the Heavenly Rest, on Monday after- noon, September 15, at half-past two o'clock. Frosv.—In St. Louis, on Thursday, September 12, after a short jilness, Mr. JOHN H. FROsT, of this city. ‘The funeral will take eters on Tuesday, the 17th, at twoo'clock P. M., from his late residence, No. 86 South Oxford street, Brooklyn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Gipsons.—On Sunday morning, at half-past three o’clock Kariz, the beloved child of Austin and Bridget Gibbons, 4d 3 years and 2 montis, Her remains will be removed for interment from the residence of her parents, 327 West Forty-third HA ce at three o’clock P. M., to-day (Monday), the Hannon.—In. Whitestone, on Sunday, September 15, JOHN HaNNOn, eldest son of Patrick and Bridget Hannon, in the 26th year of his age. Funeral on Tuesday, at two o'clock P. M. HILLMANN.—Aiter a short and severe iliness, of brain fever, WILLIAM HILLMANN, aged 43 years, Tike fronds of the fam tfully invited he friends of the are respectfully inv to attend the funeral an fom his late residence, corner of Court and welson streets, South Brook- lyn, to Greenwood Cemetery. on Monday, Septem- ber 16, at two o'clock P. M., for interment. Hupson.—Suddenly, at East St. Louis, on Monday, sere 9, GEORGE HENRY Hvupson, formerly of ew Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. JacKsON.—At Bloomingdale, on Sunday after- noon, September 16, Davip S. Jackson, in the 37th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- ona! invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- nesday, September 18, at three o'clock P. M., from St. Michael's chureh, corner Ninety-ninth street and Broadway. KEeNA.—At Norwalk, Conn., on Friday morning, September 13, in the Szd year of her rs MARY ANN, wife of John Keena, and daughter oi the late John Brennan. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church, Norwalk, on Monday morning, September 16, at ten o'clock. Trains leave Twenty-seventh streetand Fourth avenue atseven andeight o'clock ‘MaMMEN.—On Sunday morning, September 15, at Tremont, Westchester county, N. Y., CHARLES H. MAYMEN, in the 47th year of his age. The relatives and iriends of the ise also the members of John igs ie Loige, No, 260, F. and A. M.; Park Lod: ape F, and A. M.; Lilly and Wieland Lodges, bs [., of Morrisania, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes- day, September 18, at half-past one o'clock P. M., from his late residence, Mount Hope, Tremont. FEE.—On Saturday, September 14, ANNIE, wife: of ‘Archibald MvAfee, aged 35 years. The funeral will take place on Monday, 16th inst., at ene o'clock P, M., from the Fourth Reformed Presbyterian church, West Forty-eighth street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, Relatives and Pot of the family are respectiully invited to at- end. Nevrn.—On Sunday morning, September 15, 1872, of nervous progtration, ADELIA PAULINE, only daughter of Colonel Davia J. and Sarah Hays Nevin, ed 18 years, 2months and 15 days. latives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday next, at eleven o’clock A. M., from the residence of her parents, 41 Vandam street, PoLnExcs.—Suddenly, at Hudson, on Wednes- day, September 11 eexadeae cay son of Maria T. and the Jate Theodore Pothem: Relatives and friends of the" ‘rami are respect- fally invited to attend the faneral, from the resi- dence of his mother, 60 Remsen street, on Wednes- on, September 18, at two o'clock. EEVES.—In Newark, on Saturday. Septemher 14, JOHN FLETCHER REEVES, in the 38th year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs. William T. Utter, 43 Park street, Newark, on Tnesday, September 17, at two P. M. RopiNsox.—The funeral of Many W. Ropinson will be attended this day (MonJay), at one o’ciock, from the Methodist Episcopal church, at Mama- *r Cee ad ber 14, 1872, ag nm ‘day, mber t and Blin J, Seward. EmorT, infant son of Emot Smirn.—On Sunday, September 15, Mrs. MARTHA Thomas H. $1 Smith, and Avavsta Smith, wile o daughter of the late D. T. Valentine. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 1,230 Falton avenue, Brooklyi lyn, on Tuescay, September 17, at two o'clock P.M. oh ON.—-At Tuckahoe, on Friday evening, September 13, Ex1za, wife of Odeli Stevenson, the oun: year of her ‘the relatives and frionds of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, a September 16, at half-past two o'clock 28 yo, on First dav (September 15), pine F, adam Pot sine Sutton, in the 70th year of her Relotives and friends of the ge are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Third day (Tuesday), at eleven o’clock. Carri ‘will be In waiting at Rye Sta- tion on the arrival of the nine o'clock A. M. train, New York and New Haven Railroad, from Twenty- seventh street and Fourth avenue, Swsevey.—On Friday, 8 berets 13, 1872, Mra. 7 yon THEODOSIA SWEENEY, aged ‘The funeral will ts Cyt hie. “(onday) morn- ing, bat > le 16, at her late residence, 140 Sulfi- van atadelphia papers please copy. ‘TRAYFORD.—At Astoi L, I., on Satarday, tember ry CORNELIUS R. TRAFFORD, in the oath oe yen Orne el Pelatives and friends of the family are re- invited to ae the basis st os ence, on Tuesday, September o'clock P. % ‘Harlem boats leave Peck slip at coe o'clock P. M.,and Fuiton Market slip at quarter mm one P. M. 1.—On Saturday, September 14, Patrice wen uve of of Lope county Cork, Ireland, ear of Ne feat will ee from his ood Tesidence 104 Bayard atreet, at half- wpest one o'cl California papers ple: wastes. —0n plovora ro = evening, September 13, Euizauera WE! widow of W jiuam Webber. The friends < ia family are respectfully invited ny her late resitience, 340 to attend the funeral, Kast Hifty-seventh street, on Monday, 1uth inst., at two o'clock. YounG.—At Bloomfeld, N. J. aa Suni Sep- bay’ BY of apoplexy, ! VILLIAM, WINDLE YOUNG, Notice co of funeral hereafter, _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, Rate IN THE RETAIL hos TRADE IN a cameo toa tow Ara clase tS Yehud omen” oN A ro RETARLIGHRD CIGAR AND TOBAGO tow foe te GE sale, on ioe most et promt aa see +d depen 5 Tonbris trade wnt ige acter gins oj oly. iy peineipa : 000 ness nies Mere OS NT—WIT: TO atured under farne, for. VALUASEE Ke, | Estate. Apply at 84 er ith. Address Herald office. Pais 39,000 “tho vem manuf, s Aas testiest Lf Ny mame aa 1 Liberty PARTNER, WITH business ear this olty,. te steadily increasing; also’ one an interest in pine lands and saw’ for ready transit to se: CARLETON & CO,, 93 Broadway. IHANCE TO COIN MONEY.—WANTED, A RELI. C apie, i temepersis man to take pa nerens ent é travel bi ABE CBTED MANUPAG.URING BUSINESS, ucts w Yl pay oa Br genes Apply to oy. IN THE LUMBER IN| THE Afine trade hich is “tion aed eta the very-heat money making exbl- agin tre world.” Apply a¢ 108 Broadway, room il Riowt HOUSE PARTNER rae 'TED—BY of the aaa Se tlose, ; capacity of mith 130 barrels per can make the finest brands yn graded white wh: docirable. Address FLOUR, Scottsville, Monroe county, bi ORDER TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND OF A BUSI- nessin a staple line ofindustry located in another State and about being removed to this city, more capital is re- quired and assistance of gentteman to take chai of the same. Proper parties will address K. J, U., Herald office. ‘O BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN EQUAL AN IN- vestment in solid lots; first choice; at JERE. JOUN- BON'S great sale Queens, Thursday. a “NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1872.—TRIPLA SHMK Ret aa ei oct MA fo OF hs, cosa BOR S RARE OB ANGE “FOR rer erie, © and pt — iL 1 MEN PO ry las Will of @ Arse oH New Xu York, in a thrivi tr rad cloven years to run, Dex 1,651 ‘Now York 1 Post office. poaas RARE head ethos | STOCK AND FIXTUR! A ofa nd Shade 8 Biore for aale. nis Paper This excellent, oppertunit fi sali Capital; low'reat: addres WORTH, bos i fas WELL-LOCATED, FIRS’ é‘. iftere for salo cheap. See age CLASS GROCERY on Wednesday’ - ie tioncere, not "apn privatol, CO., auc A. MANUFACTORY OF PRENO Will, ber sold Apply te 1 THOS. GAFFREY & 0 STAMPING PAT- torus and Stamping Busin: ior sale, "te Iloocker sifoot tee cena Breadgar MILK ROUTE FOR SALE ; Also Butter Stands in Wash ion Marken tia But ier Stores, Meat Markety Fork mud Provision Stare TOHBLL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar otveet. < ROWN TOWN RESTAURANT YOR SALe_—REat at tn, Ao spree peewnenna Eames ba S00 | Gowntercn or ms, Bak Pian Agency, 77 Cedar street. nara CORNER LIQUOR STORES FOR * Dba eer Stenem Brow wray iquor Stores on South Sines Phu GULL slcre Meteo Cobet treat + Bar Biiowe; Goutectcactian, Tee Cream Satuosy M or! lce Cream: Lt a splendid Bathing. Establishment’ Laundry Business, Faucy Goods Stores, MITCHELL'S Store Agoncy, 77 Codar strevt. FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY FOR SALE— Business toss Tapatlon, ra aan joxtangiy ly, patron ine; largo ‘cast trade: rtloulare 28am. bers tree Roar" mes Store Agency. by nd WANTED—IN FIRST CLASS CLUB best location in tho city; long established; hmeryy ated y rand vou stockes $3,000 required. Particulars at MOODY rn) 1 Broadway. nes yar STORE FOR SALB—PROFITABLE Bust. A ness stand; lease, low rent; ona sendin xtnao! ary chance to make money; bargain. Particulars: 23 Chambers strect. GORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency, 0.A LIVE MAN.—WANTED, A FIRST CLASS LIFE insurance agent: the right man with a good recor can receive liberal salary or coinmisaion ; no man having less than two years’ experience need ap) mys ‘must be « entioeman and asec OF braing. A) e SUPER. NTENDENT of the New Jereoy Mutual Life, 180 Broad: way ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $1,000, IN A HIGHLY ikea upectahle snd. pradiable uisiness voll estab. and can 0 reused ; ex! are smi without rake? 8 BoD y es Ob. iss Brondwa ‘ANTED—AS PARTNER, STEADY MAN, WITH $300 to $500, in a good Dusthees. 183 Broadway, third rooms 6, 7, 8. L gemtieatias Millee ise (ere in comer a. OF wat into a print for interest. in. concern, tn this gity. Address J. C. ANDREWS, Werald floor, front. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH FROM $10,000 TO $20,000 capital, either active or silent, In an estab- lished piano ant music concern in this city. Principals address PIANOFORTE, Herald Uptown Branch off'ce. $1, 000. TO $5,000.—PERSONS HAVING SMALL orlarge capital can start themselves in business manufacturing anc selling an entirely new and ust patented, costs 5 cents and gentleman, roadway, roum 14, ow 00 WILL BUY THE RECIPE AND RIGHT of one of the best Sauces medio if rare ance for a business man; advortiser ela to Europe; Sample on application. F, M. J. P. Wis hth avenue, 2. 00 TO $5,000 WANTED—TO COMPLETE DE- velopments of silver mines tor English mar- ket; well known; first class; ten hundred per cent guar- anteed in 90 days; Al reference: '$; a chance in a lifetime. Address, for oue week, NE’ yADA, Herald office. NIOE LOT OF SECOND HAND SCHOOL DESKS: and Chairs for sale cheap. Call at 421 Broome street, in the piano store, A WROR SALE, 10 YEARS) LEASE OP A CARPEN- + terShop, with frock an and Fixtures, or would let the same to a res arty; an excellent location on wost side; has Ave years as a marble yard, ani is every way gultable for businaan; eatiniactory reasons given for selling. Address OWNE Herald office, GOOD CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT MAN.—FOR salo cheap, an old established Furniture Business; Work for repair the whole year for cabinet maker and upholsterer. Apply at 112 Kighth avenue, in the saloon, MILK ROUTE FOR SALE.—RETAILS 270 QUARTS. Inquire noepeast corner Lexington avenue and Bignty-fourth street RARE CHANCE.—A SMALL, NEATLY FITTED up Jowolry Store for sale; has Been. cstablished four nsiblo Years; in a respectable neighborhood and duing good busi- hes x eure’ unexpired lease at $100 @ year; price trot to $8; good reasons for selling. Address W. 8., Herali Lattice, A FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOK STORE FOR sale at a great sacrifice, as the owner wants to re- tire frown Cpcgey established for 13 years for both cus- fom ai ady mad; best location down town. For par- poly at MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar AKERY.—FOR SALE, A CORNER BAKERY, WITH faten yours’ lease; cheap rent; horse and ‘wagon; doing a good business. ‘For further particulars inquire a 57 and 59 Front street. Or? YARD, NO. 5 LUDLOW STREET.—LEASE FOR sale, with Fixtures it desired, or to let; a good stand. Inquire of E, M. STRATTON, at coal yard corner of Lex- ington avenue and Thirty-third street. $5,000 WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH ABOVE |. amount if a splendid staple manufactur. 1siness; wholesale prices pay 10) per cent profit; tal turned every month. Address KENTON, Herald office, $5. 000 —PART CASH.—PARTNER WHO WILL « manage the office and financial duties in a cash manufacturing business netting $15) a week; room. to increase. Address ACTIVITY, Herald office. 000-22 BOUT MAN, Wit Tas AMOUNT 2. int iyeat at once, ‘can become one-third owuér of a valuable Interest, which will permanently pay immense profit referred Who can take a position aa managing faaierman for the. state, with office in this city; thls will Dear the most rizid, scrutiny, but must be taken at once, and none necd apply who have not judg- ment of theit own ta decide and act promptly, oF who hhave not the cash or its equivalent, Herald office. LOAN OFFICES. At’. 7 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP bret a age ‘cash advances on Diamouts, Watches Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought; pawnbrokers? tickets bought, at 77 Bleecker street. RD FOR SALE CHEAP—DOING A GOOD incas. Apply at M0 Waverley place, on ihe prem- © HEAP FOR CASH—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE. Apply corner of Pearl and Elm streets, RUG STORE.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED STORE, doing a good business reason for selling iI) health ‘ood chance for a physician. Inquire at LOUGHLIN'S, Eleventh avenue. RUG STORES. FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.—ONE lance, frat class Store; elegantly and completely At. ted; also sinall Store, neatly fitted ; both well stboked and dolig good paying sbasingse, prekent owner going into other business. Apply to JO OHN B, WINTER, 118 Frank- lin street, Greenpoint, Broouty lyn, B.D, RUG STORE FOR SALE—WELL STOCKED. AND good business, For particulars call at 820 Second aventie, corner Foriy-fourth street. OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHED Buiter, Flour and Keg Stores) doing a large business; best location on an avenue and ren inquire at . F. FISHER & SON'S Agency, tween Finy-third and Fitty-fourth avenue, rect, 1 90 NASSAU STRELT BETWEEN FULTON AND streets, NEWMAN LEOPOLD coutinucs the usiage Malling or advancing on Diamonds, Watolion, Tem elry, Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, for any amount. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 8% BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth strects.—Money loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jeweiry, Silverware, Silks; par- ticularly Pianos; private parlor for ladies. Business strictly confidential, T 07 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— Liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Bilks, Camels’, Hair Shawls, Laces. and Personal Prop: erty of every description," JAMES F, MATTHEWS, _ AT SUTMIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—1 pay the highest price for Diamond Watches, Jew- eiry, &c., or advance on the same. ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 67 Thirtecnth atreet, noar road way. NASSAU STREET, Oprosrrs, hes OFFICE.— Liberal advances ’made Watches, Jewetty ! and all eas of Merchandise. "the same bous pit Room 1. H. SIXTH AVENUE, (AYMAN LEOPOL! 40: BETWEEN _ TWENTY- fourth and Twenty-fifth streets.—Liberal ad. vances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and all kinds of goods. Same bought at full value, L. BERNARD. 5QQ BROADWAY, NEAR, HOUSTON | STREET, room 6, rear jfice.—Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Pianos, Silks, Laces and personal property of every’ descripiion, or bought at highest prlees, © Strictly “confidential.” Pawnbrokers’ Tickets ug 685 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AMITY STREET.— Moncy liberally advanced on Watches, Jewel Diamonds, Cloths and Silks and all other vp persona ‘prop: erty, Thesame bought and sold. M. ROSENBERG. _ 80 ors BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.— Jewelry, Silks, Money liberaily navanced on Diamonds, Watchion desertion; private BROADWAY.—OLD ESTABLISHED AND RE- prices, BROADWAY, ROOM ‘Goods and personal property of eve entrance for ladles. it as JACKSON, 91é liable office. Money advanced on Diamond: Watches, Jewelry, Laces, &c.; same bought at at Aen 1.267 B, OVER HERALD 4 branch (parlor for ladi¢s); also 418 Sixth avenue.—Money advanced on Diamou HY ciry, &6. ; same bought and sold. Watches, Jow- $50. 000 2 LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, INDO Bito DO Jewelry, Silver, Valnabler, ke. 5 ene ght at extraordinary prices; business strictly con- fidential 1. 907 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty. first streets. ____ POLITIC. nae MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST Assembly district Apoiio Hall Democracy Hall De- Y Will tnke place at the Vanderbilt Horse, corner of Bea: tember 16, at 8 o'clock. fnd Hudson streets, on Monday evening, Sep- Bt order of WARD HOGAN, Chairman, ANNER RAISING. IE FRIENDS OF GREELEY and Brown, o| Urteenth Assembly District, are cordially invited to be present at a Banner Kalsing at the Pig’ of Eighth avenue and Twenty-first street, on ) day evening, eptember, 16,1872 at hall-padt seven jon. 8. 8 Cox, ‘General Judson Kilpatrick and other eminent speakers will address the meeting, By order of the committee. |, Chairman, GEORGE DEVLI Perit ose WILL DO WELL TO EDGE AGAINST future losses and buy lots at JOHNSON'S great auc- fon, Queens Station of Stewart's new railroad, Long funhay olities uncertain; bet on Lots 400, withont re- serves rat choi first sale; first oe POLITICAL PRINTING OF EV done at short notice by the Neto ben etisalah corner of Broadway and ‘or! GRIPTION olitan Printing mm street, Now ENGINER RS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE PROVEMENT, Orrice Gnaxo Cusrnat, Dror, 3 i NOTICE, TO CONTRACTORS. Seated proposals will be received by the undersigned, at this until 2 o'clock of the S0th:day of Septem: ber, 1872, for all the Work on the Fourth Avenue Im- rovement between Seventy-ninth street and Hariet Rivers embracing Fee amount of heayy work, Ex: vation, Tunnel Bridges, &¢, Plans, specitic tions and Dian ropoeals ‘will be in readiness at this office on the Jith day ot September, on and atter which time the engineers will be prevent fo make explanations. Pore ov or OR SALE—A STAND IN WASHINGTON MARBET IN a very desirable location. Inquire of COOKE & ECK- ERT, 243 Washington Market, WYOR SALE—BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, WITH along lease, now doing a good business. For par. ee inquire at Forty-sixth street, southwest corner of roadway. OR SALE—A WELL PATRONIZED AND WELL stocked Store of fine Jewelry, located in the midst ot ote aptown, hotels, on the we: ‘side of Broadway. In- t 119 Nassau street, room 14, from 10 to 12 o’e' lock. OR SALE—STOOK AND FIXTURES. FANCY AND ‘Trimming Store for rate ain, 1m a good neightorheods salisiastory reasons g-veW for volling. “Ap ply. at store, Fifth avenue, between streets, South Brooklyn. OR SALE—A CIHIANC! of the best paying hot EIpOM TOT RMERD: One in the elty ; 60 Root most all permanently engaged; the bar ls in a Sadie thor: oughfare and doing 4 splendid business; the merits of the lace will bear close Ssivostigntion and the cause of sell- Ing, No agents dealt with. 7. WILSON, 14 Ia Franklin street, Fo, SALE.—PROFITABLE MANUFACIURING BUSI- ness; will be sold cheap as owner has other business; $5,000 worth of goods now ordere:!, 70 Cortlandt strect. OR SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE IN THE Sixteenth ward; three years’ lease. For particulars apply to Mr. DUNN, bio Weit Twenty-fith st. No agents. OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, DOING, A GOOD business, with Fixtures and three years’ Lease May last; rent cheap. 489 Washington street. OR SALE—A CARPENTER'S AND BUILDER'S Business, Benches, Stock; an! will give a lease of shop and lumber shed ‘at low rent; reason for selling. on account of sickness. Apply at 271 West Twelfth street. a hoor fALE—A BOARDING HOUSE IN CATHARINE atreet; full of Loarders; handsomely furnished, wat tiv requirements; rent low; three years’ lease; sale to JOHN WARREN, Auctioneer’ and EMtite) Wok er, No. 1 Chambers street, roomn 2 OR SALE—A LAGER BEER SALOON ON THE Lest part of Broadway ; price $700; three years’ lease ; would mike a first rate oyster saloon. Apply to JOHN A. DUNN, 227 Bowery. OR SALE—A GOOD FAMILY LIQUOR STORE; WILL be sold cheap, with or without stock. Inquire at an 4 Horatio street, south side of Jackson square, for two jays, er arr CHEAP—A LARGE pte hd HOUSE ermanent and 8 table boa) fully fur- ie nisheas excel jent location, Address K. K., K., Herald office. i cok STORE FOR 8. aeorenta AG GOOD BUSI- Ness; K od place for a smart man ; good re: given for selling, Apply at 19. ‘Greenpoint avenue, Greenpoint, o: 87 South street, New York. ARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THE OLDEST Contoctionsry and Oyster Saloon on Eighth avenue; od Will, Stock aud Fixtures; over ten carsestablished. 785 Eighth avenue, above Fozty-sixth street. S FES.—PARTIES NEEDING girs HAND BAFES will do well to examine the lai assortment of all kinds and makes at THE AMER! aN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, | bod Broadway. f if atobtlad BOTtons YOUR OW: RICE! eae cholce,. NSON’S auctions Th ratty, a 19; Queens, station of two railroads antag or ae wares new road: 400 superb lots; 28 mil lunters? Point FOR SALE, JEWELRY STORE, years established; will sell. ‘for cash only: three age and @ good yun of work, Apply at 415 Sixth ry. ACHI N ERY. 7 ‘AND SECOND HAND Lot OF NEW wines and Boilers end @ Tron Tanks, at 215 F BY & HOFF ‘OR SCREW one Ww : land Lathe, al a ‘is seit 10) Kae Eli Splucie Dei nearly new. Apply to GEO POR SALE—WHEELER & WILSO: Chine: as good as new; In good orders Apply at Sixth avenn rst floor. por s LE—ENGINES (0 AND. 20 HORSE), BOILERS, Tunching, Shearing, Spike, Nut Machines, 4c. : Strap Katls, Corner’ Morgan and Washington stredts, Jersey iy AN CAMPR: ALrRED Ww CRAVEN, EOWARD as J. ©, BUC TRACY, Board of Engineers Foui KITOU venue Improvement. _MARBLE | MANTELS “A REMOVAL “SLATE MANTELS, “GRATES, 4c— « Large and elegant stock at our new warerooms, ‘oion a a, corner of Fe Peso avenue and Paved — OM PA: at manufacture: Be saree of Sia work | plain and ornamental. TARR STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING. 134 and 186 Bast Kightcenth street.—Marble ain Marbletzed Mantel Tiling, Marble Cousters, Mont 5 Fa prices that dety competition. Marble Tarming r the TEWART'S SLATE ee ICR AND ELE 5 Slat ate eet, ie et Moses ntels. B. STEWAKT & ge Moot i Work fest Twenty-thrd street, PR SALE, CHEAP—ONE STEAM HOISTING MA chine, complete; also one Boller, 4x10; both in feet order. Apply at 4w West ¥weltth xtrect corner Wost- FOR, SALE CUPAP SA COMPLETE SET OF cine Mill. Saws, Planer, 4c., in cood, order: just the Inery, for cutting, hevy lumber. "Address imme: A. B., 8) White street. mae! diate LOOR OR TWO ROOMS WANTED-ON OR NEAR Broadway. between Twenty shied and, Thirty-fourth streets, smitable tor Seniens' 's club; first floor pre- ferred, Address CLUB, Herald Uptown Branch oMice. ANTED—A HOUSE, WELL LOCATED, FOR A small {amity it exceed $1,500 to $1,800, Addreas G. WICKINA! fice. Vv ;ANTED—A WHOLE Ht 4 “Tor and second oF third floo Phin streets and Vitet and Secon avenues Post of B, OR BASEMENT, PAR- between Fourth and Box 5,62 near Soventa, avenue, a FUROPE. L. LEGRANDS: “ORIZA. PERFUMES, Breclety & rp a beauty, ys, Distin; she a yoy tarase of Various bouquets. fold by a yt el Druggists and Hairdressers. NTED—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT house i id threo aduits; terms moderate. Ad wad t re Bo A. oh Teh, 720 Broadway. ae W ‘A FIRST CLASS RESON Wh a ear ee ar ¢ furnished House at month, ot another rermeetly, macsital ie r Nts RDS, Real Estate Broker, West Twenty din street. eames JEWELRY, de, Ny 96. Hie STREET, 7, NEW renege on tye watches = Pat ere geeeta goal, a in "he New generis Wace repairing a specigity, __ BL A RDS, faivate tam ie wel fr ert Honse, rent not to exceed F MON host NDARD ‘RD AMERICAN Ly, ARD Faun E, 'ANDA: ti Lith the soles rated, Communstig win be hess vain a We Oe | all warranted, price We COULENDER, voqens 738 Broad: Phelan & Gollouaer, w York, . onto co Salas AT AvoTION, Rou. JO Me, AUOTIONERE A nino NER cane JOHNSTON EVAN TA idea Kept. 18 at 12 o'clock, at “the iro. oe “td Ein Wednesday, joe! | Soe Oban Chauncey. Particulars to-morrow. a Nassau street fine Wines of the "4 Commodore ——— = AT AUCTION, SMINET FURNITURE, Ne ar ge 17th inst. ry was EDWARD wad cs St ‘a very clega street, at manaieetired Ror tt ro retal variety of ua estore Library, Chamber os ae No sing evel a, a i ER RCH. JOHNSTON, av a ee Household Purmmures. I we to 4 Cestsiam, pall ntl sree hone vorrie avens® Billiard Table, Now rondy to receiv Ve ngtcle ot i * JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL ‘will wil on Thcttay, a Also sapation spccuntodane ‘ {, a perior ort fie clock. f togashola Fa hola Surmtae, 37 Nassau ean oteset, n ese \Q_ Btorage ot Furniture, ire, Carriages, £6. 8, Brussels ai fograin jarpets, Oilclouhs omtise Ful, ey EB 8: niture, Sewing Machine, M' yar wf tie content rn first class 8 plendia dcx i Tablo, made BENJAMIN F. Paintin, ‘Auctioneer, 150 Canaries, fine songsters. ainsmieanetion, UOTION BALE. WORTH ELEGANT PURNT. ay ent tre, Antare are, &. ALD WS Auctioneer, Mat Mabie he gang i cot, noat Fulton, new an yizand ue Wliam area, Doughty, deceased. Atisberee Mie tam nt og ON WORD, octet. 17, 1872, WALDRON & COOKE willgell seabov. aay ee se ces ook of Parise Surin te att ey sn ee An carria: Ae B. gssec AUCTIONEERS, NB. MINER & ‘N At ISDAY, Rept ty, - ys é.o'0lock. 2 ei rooms HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD sane save MADE TO’ order by caer and coer removed from a gentleman's gent CH THadson; A yore peatry, body Fler and ok dingrain 0 yarpets; gilt srame French’ Plate, 'H DR HODEN. ‘OMINA, i DINKA: SERVICE, COST Parlor Sule Pivartety ibow ood. and Snck is Yar wal Mie toe Bianares, ‘Contre and Sido + i Stands and Coimodes: binek walnue: Bedstomde’ Ward: robes. Bookcases, oak and blnek walnut Dintn pibztennion Tables and Chairs, Loumzes, Pat and lace Window, Curtaias ‘aud fair and Cottage Bal Sul fnsilay 0, AO. Gorn iSpring Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen carved rosewoe Driggs pa Hant tone and cost ‘$700; do. 7 octave Piano, tena by eee and Marriner; mahogany 6% octave Piano, made LLEN B. beta -yi} AUCTIONEER, 71, Reade streets, FANGY 1OILET SOAPS the stock of a manufacturer retiring trom business, com- pFising about 250 gross fine Tollot Soaps in variety, viz. — joney, Glycerine, Pecrioss, &c,, in assorted sizes, will be Id in'lots to sult puschasers. ‘the atichtlon of the” trade expecialiy invite UCTION, CTI AUCTION, ‘O! P| ‘y > Mirrors, Bronzes, of Art, Paint! at public auction mis ‘afonday) MORN ey mencing: o'clock pi om atthe four stor residence isW st Ei etwet Fitth and esa rentanced Velvs of ne et Rn Gar. ots; Maric Antoinette and Pompadow Ps nits, covered with French: satin nnd. ‘il ieee S abincts, gat Gait inlaid He Etageres, Bookca: ‘aintings, ronzes, Lava and Dresden ‘ascs, Statuary, Art, Clocks, Turkish Sofas, Lounges, Chi Beds Bureaus, Washstands, Cominodes, Spring nd Hair Mat: freseey Bedding. w Be Suits, Buflot, Extension cones Glass, CI hina, 8 iver Ware; Servants’ Furniture. NIGHOLS, Auctioneer. Reliable men in attendance to ae or oak goods for purchasers, city or country, at reasonable charges. UGUSTE lcewty™ ay . 00), Up mONaRES, Magnificent ouehold Furniture Rosewoud Pianoforte, Drawing Room Buits Paintings, Statuary and many rare costly Works of Art, ublic wuction on THIS DA\ (Monday), September 16, at the private residence 36 West loth st., etween Sth and 6th sale commencing 10} Drawing rooms—Superb Suits, Antoinette a etre covered aint re} o'clock. ompadour and Marie green gold, crimson gold brocade and silk reps; marquetry boisde rose Cabinets, sane Secretaire Bcocase, Tables, Encoigneurs, Jar- niers, console Tables, Velvet and Medallion, Carpet Frencl! Plate Mirrors, Paintings by eminent artists, artis: tic Bronze Statuary, magniiicent rosewood Pianotorte, celebrated city maker, Stool, Cover: Music Books, Can- farbury, rosewood, walnut it Dressing Bureaus, Bedstoads, w Commiodes, Hair, Spring Mattresses, Lace xtension Table, Buffet, China, Glass’ Ware, Linen; Sliver ‘Casters, Turcens, Dinner, Tea Service; Sher: fleld Tablo Cutlery, Bavemeni, Kitehen Furniture} ‘also Furniture servants apartments, N. B.—The auctioneers call particular attention of their friends and the public to tts bale, the catalogue comprising the largest, richest as. sortment' Household Furniture offered at auction this season. Ul caTON SALE—AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 120 Weit 23d street, between 6th and 7th avenues. THIS DAY (Monda; ralng, commencing af 10} o'clock, by Luke WYGERALDY Aw suction 7 wil welt | this any, over 30) lots, by 7 eatnle all th ently: and re Household Furnitare, namely—two mai nificent’ Tg octave rosewood Pianofortes "celebrated elty makers, used six months, one cost ; four magnificent Parlor Suits, covered in crimson gatin and brocatel; pier and mantel Mirrors, clegant Pookcase, 800 volumes Books; Centre Tables, Etayeres, Lace and Ln Eo bana Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets; ioe ish Easy Chairs, (none Rd penements enone. &e. Bedroot ind inlaid comp: superio wood black ‘walnut Bult gilded an dain; Bedstoads, B Wardrobes, iés, Commodes, ‘Armotre-a-Glace; 16 Curled ‘half Mattresses, spring ‘Heda, Pillows, Bolsters, Quills, Sheets, Blankets, Linen and Carpets, | Dining foome-Magnificent black walnut Inlaid, Buffet, cost $300; Extension Tables, Chairs, French China Dinner and Tea Sets, Cut Glass and Silverware, in full sets; Basement and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too numerous to mention. Sale positive, in lots by catalogue. Notice— Goods boxed and shipped or removed by careful men in ndance. ATW TELIA TOPPING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, THIS DAY (MONDAY), SE: SEPTEMBER 16, At the store corner of Leonard street and West reed Formerly occupied MESSRS. SPAU! CTION NOTICE. DING, Hiuwe & ci 206 BALES AND CASES DAMAGED a RDER AND FO) iT OF Hi ONDERWRITERS, Being a portion ofthe goods saved at alate fire in a U. 8. Bon ae My Sree and consisting Ba URLAPS, BAGGING, CANVAS Toa ooh ay TOWEL- &c., &c.,a large pro- Elastic Duck, oy slightly das YHOUT RESERVE. Attention of buyers o this cites ‘of merchandise is in- vited. Sainone ‘sand goods now ready. s, 132 Church st. WILLIAM TOPPING & 0O., Auction AO, HYNARD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL Household Goods of Mrs. Lamore aud others at his Auction hou es 7 y ies avenue, corner of Fourteenth street, on Tuesd: 1034 Me sine: "this a rare iN Farnit Car- ce Curtains, Olt Painting Clocks, £e. : peed Suits, in rosewood and wal tid single and double Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and hair etree mis onan eet Dn Boom vement en Furniture. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. "A® DHPORTED SUIT OF FRENCH PARLOR FURNT- ture for sale—Covered in rich satin damask, cle- any set m gold and Black Dab, consisting of BofA, two four Parlor Chairs and one magni cent ante Pieced; also one French plate Mantel Mirror ‘aud superb French Cabinet: also two splendid Window Cornices to match; will be sold together or separately, to suit the purchaser, at a great bargain ‘or cash; also one magnifi- cent grand scale 744 octave Piano, nearly new; will be for about halt Gost. Apply at OW sixth avenue, near Fortieth street. A. L, BATTERSON. BY ™ RY M. THOMAS & SONS. Executors Peremptory Sale. Estate of Jenne Brown Parker, deceased. THOMAS & SONS, Auctionecrs. Very valuable business location, Building werent known as the merican Theatre, 807, $09 and 811 Walnut street, hetween Highth and Ninth street. £0 feet front, 235 feet in conte to Sansom strects. Two fro On TUESDAY, October 5, ia at 12 o'clock, noon, be sold at public sale, without reserve, at the Philade etter. 91,00 to be will elphia aid at the time of sale. PANIED DOUGHERTY, pia? , Attorney, ‘alnut street M. Bat) & SON, Auctios 30 and 141 South Fourth te Prizapenrnra_Augnst 21, | FOUN B, HASKIN, REFERER ON MON MONDAY, ‘o'clock A. M., at Ford's Mall, near steambont landing, West New Brighton, Pereimptory sale of 4 benuitiful plat ot Land on Richmond terrae Burger avenuc, Now Brighton, with valuable W wer Front; conv china abd magnificent location for Aswniwor den. Hefake 8:30 boat from pler 18 North River. Y B September 16, at 1034 JAMES M. MILLER, TUESDAY, SEPT. 17, AT 10 o'clock, ak No. 19 Groat Jones street, mortgage sale of handsomé Furniture, consisting of Axin aloe pes | a Carpet: irs us Hiageres, Plimpton, and Wired Bedstewd Hace ara Marble Bureaus, an a ods and Commo ae — rate bi b ony 3 ore, Fen ‘eather ind BI key, to- gether vn ai oof Groskery. ‘and Cooking Wtonst Cata- logues on morning of sale. rniture ofevery description, toclose the ontate of the ent entire stock of wc an ile ah bin Seles will a a8 Primti mo and Fixture "begene raed’ Premer, 1 team Pay Cutter, fegant ode Teepe Cases and Office Furniture. All the materials nearly mew. ARSHAL’S SALE.—J. BOGART, Met el ce orm hr de? o'elock in the foren f Soy taseh ined fen en granlie eae een ae. en the stock, Fixtures, Machinery and Effects of a 31 Manufactory. *JOUN H. *IDEIER, sine ARSHAL'S SALE tn WINES, LIQUO) lonee tember 16, at Il o'clock, a 13 Lowe me of Liquors from a samp! rrels, pi ot o'd BourLow ao ia, casks of Urandion Gin, Phare and at Wine ; also a tasserted Liquers indemilop and ii or Brandios, een Champagne, & @, DREHER, City Marsal.” By order of H, ‘OST IMPORTANT SALE IN MANY kag ey SON'S groat auction of 40 select Lote, Queans, Sta Hon, my srowwar new Garden Siey' iallroad Rory cre sites; 28 minutes from ver’ two oral rons 8 hours from Bostom for $5; first fale em - ARSHAL'S SALE.—J. P.. TRAVER, AUSTIONSER. ead: will sell, by virtue of an execution, on eter bar i, Wm tig golnat at enteaneom, Ne, Mg an eneral rte n' Men's and: be; Hott Woot and Felt tate Gpera Hale Hat By onder of Gust PerRte Cl iene MpEtosgs SALE.—J. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, Wil sol, by virtue of a° chaitel morig aay, Septemnbe er’ 18 i a Great J Y ined, Wi , 21 foet long, ya Peat Che gia re cl ar potyerall. ig: reel f yale spe marble es ot di (> marl Grae of EDWALD FLURENCK, Attorney tor Mortage, ‘ARSHAL'S SALE.—J. P, TRAVER, AUCTIONE! a hemiete by virtue of an ex ecationy Bi by ae ‘At 1036 o'clock, at salen Greats Jones wtreet, ond seven, “acta: round coreaes carved) legs rosewood Piano, with Sover a Stool; ons lot Silvera: Clock, nd Plated Ware, order " ‘CHARLES V. None ONS Mt ‘iatohal. P, GAFENRY £ CO., AUCTIONERR, 18734 BOWERY, neti thls day, agit o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of tho Liquor stord, 843 Hudson strect, cornor Charltom street, To be sold in one or more lots without roserve. AWNDROKER'S SALE.—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bows ts Men's and Women's Giothing,’ Table Linen, Bi Kinkets, heat, &c, By order of Mrs, H. D. Smyth, Bust Sixteen ng firs ie SALE-—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- TIMER, 43 East Broaaway; 500 fota fine Silk. and Other Dresses, Skirts and Remnants, fine Bedding, Boots ‘And Shoes, &c, By order. SHERIFF", very wilt AWNBROKER'S SALE—R, FIELD, and General Auctiqneer, sai saiesroom 141 Bower sell this day, o'clock, 'bi0 lots Men's and ‘Women's Clothing, seo Shawls, Remnants, Bedding, uit lankets,’ Boots, Stose, £e. Goats, Pants and Vests. By order J. Frankel 1 AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND JEW- elry.—R, FIELD, Sheriff's aud General Auctioneer, salesroom 121 Bowery, will sell on ptember 17, at 11 o'clock, 60) lots Gold and. Silve! 08, Iwona and Gold Jewelry. bins Rings, Earrings’ Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chats, Ao alzo Uuins, Pistols, Musi- cal and Mathematical Instruments, By order B, Simp- son & Co., 196 Bowery. ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—SEWING MA- chines (Marshal's #ale)—Will_ sell on Monday, at it clock, at salesroom, ‘ast, Broad wa: 10 glogans Wireoler & Wilson, Grover & Baker und Si jer's Cabinet al ote ea Flilow Underelot ‘4c.; also jiver st. and other Sewing cet in pertect orde! old Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Spr Cases, Tinware, ‘tc. RLRe Wars, HERIFF'S SALE.—R. FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GEN eral Auctionser, salesroom 121 Bowery, will soll this day at 11 o’clock, at southeast corner of TI avenue and Twenty-fitth street, the Stock, Hpataves te Lease of aw old ‘established liquor, store, By ord THEW E. BRENNAN, Sherif, Peren Bown, Deputy. spHge. GAFFNEY & CO, AUCTIONEERS—OF FICE the Stoc atly, Higroc€iz Eloventh avenue, Positively im tots. TLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONBER, fice No. 6 City Hail place. By virtue ofa chattel mort igago Twill soll this day, 16tH inst, at 103g o'clock, the ‘xtures and Lease first class Liquor Store Libis car alg ; one splendid ull Ale Pump, mahogany conn ieravand a all other fires Fixtures. W attorney f for Mortganso. __ MISCELLANEOUS, INE ELEOTROSILVER-PLATED TABLE Wane and Cutlery retailed at wholesale, pricos at Street Newt Yorks JOU U. UNDERHILL, manaiac: turer.’ Silver-plating and gilding. KOSENTHAL'S, 233 THIRD AVENUE, Ninetecnth street (late $1 Third avenue) Noe dressing. lan a mtlemen can obtain the pgness value ha tended to Carnet by Mi AME MILLER’S WELL KNOWN ESTAB- ikiment> 12) Beventh avenue, near Ninetecntt street, the uuhost value pald for Cast-off Clothiny 4c,, by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs. MI ‘ue oe THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, 816 ae nue, near Forty-sixth atrect.—HaN a just re- celyed a large order from Omaha tor Cast-oif Clothing ene nd aspen will EY Ary eames Pants ane euagon salt ty ‘calling On or addressing Mr. or Ate 297 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY THIRD ara LEON pays ‘the highest cash price and Gentlemen’s _Cast-oif Clothing, Carpets Taites waited on by Mrs. LEON, GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIES’ AND GENTLE. men’s cast-off A be de i Apparel arel ane Carpets—Wi py, for Panta $3 to $6; Conts, Dresses, $5 to lease call or send @ note by post tod ANHALTS 178 venue, Ladies waited on by Mrs, Anhait. T ®1 SIXTH AVENUE.—A LARGE ORDER RE- celved for cast-off Clothing, Jewelry, Car tn, ac. Astonishin, pricea can be obtained. For Fanta, for Coats, 4 for Dresses, $5 to $75, by callin; oe addressing a or H. HARRIS, “sixth avenue, Bt vere 'y place, T 833 ie NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.— ve H, MERZ pays thle highest price for Indies’ and. gen. tlomen's cast-off Clothing, Carpets, &c. ve ‘waited on by Mrs, Hera. TB, MINTZ'S, @ SIXTH, AVENUE, BELOW War fentlemen Will be aston- a ke ‘3 in cash tor cast- esses, $13¢ to Aer] Role ce, dat ths Breet pr prices Sti oe ty ets, Cy a pi oa note By post post; rinetuatlye a attended t to tite Mr. or TM. MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENTS, % and 101 Sixth avenue, opposite Kighth street, dies and gentlemen can recel value in for their cast-off Clothing, pets, Jewelry, Lace: Please call on or address the number ee ‘on by Mrs, Marks Please try andsatlafy your self. T 27% SEVENTH AVENUE—LADIES AN! men can reeae the bye i Whe a ing or ad ae ies. ‘thong Misia, 157 THIRD AVENUE—LADIES AW entlemen can receive the highest price for c Clot it and Caren: by calling or addressing. attended by Mrs. T 71 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON and ‘Waverley, places'—Ladics and gentlemen will Se astonished at the prices given for Cast-off Clothi Carpets and Jewelry. prices been paid, as we are st sit Di 5 also Carpets on yy Mrs, Abr bead, or Goats, from $3 to to$70., Pleast ‘call oF nddiress Ladies ‘tended Mra. Harris. MEDICAL, ashi LL SPECIAL AND GENITAL DISEASES, NERVOU® 2 ei ami beam Rie W-treated parma ‘AX “PRACTICE nN [—TWENT ARS! agsian ooninien | 5 aay private di Rervous debility and genital disoriers success‘ully a Permanently cured, from experiences; consultation free. ir. FRAN! RGIN Gi Bleecker street. DyIce FREK.—MADAME DESPARD, Twenty-sevemth strect. Ladies speedily Prod and boarded during sickness, “Medicines only $5. ree W. HH. MAXWi amore Fema! Female Physician; ad ADAME GRINDLE, B, FEMALE ba a 1, 2 Went intl street, guarantece, relle: vake complaints picasant rooms for nursing, J PHYSICIAN, —DR, HW. D. GRINDLR, ee of Midwifery 25 yoars’ practice), guaran ices sure rellet in ail femaie iit Bs Tiboult te ‘nural Suto Pet riveuty-sinth street, near Aixth avec 8, W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONBER.—DAUCHY & JOUNSON | sell ths ay. nt2 orcas 0 velwek. at 454 Canal st, B* 4 large assortment. ot x Parlos Suit te re ut Wairetath et bia: nek at ut Cha st ber Suite, “Podsteads, Book neon | anid other Tahar, Rockers, Mirroi ‘ianoforte, iat! Batis, ods: egeing, : * antronees Pillows, roainer Ware, ae pt ‘namen! Gaetan Tapestr mgrain Carpets, ‘loths, nes Bowe Tinea are, itehen Uten- SOLTON, AUCTIONEER, pigel lousehold Furniture in Fin street, THLS DAY <Monday), Sentember 16, at 104 o'clock, at 0.0 private residence 17 Ea: if reet, between ovine da Nace and Fifth ‘ayene, pe. same entire Ly od 9h the dw samprae asement: ermants Velie and ing tho i fepaies 18, Sire a ly core carved Mh ae War Tromen, loces Barly kone mn Mo. Tuesiay), snle rook | 4 Pe Sokors ire e' mand renee ate rect, this eity mg Y¥ PRY. wenry, STRAUS, eat Par ci o'clock, 8, Cot Btock at Fixtures ¢ fone large grocery. OFFICE ron 8 8 and all the 5 LT Halas ms se NG CURES ALL | DELICATE DISEASES. Le naements; one visit suffic lent; consultations strictly private. 14 Amity street, near Broadway. ENTLEMSN VISIVING THR crm CITY WHO, REQUIRE Cibianas crane einen Sau cra 4 sho} e ald me th iner. Dr, LEWIS. ice se No. 7 Beach stroct, ADIES SPEEDILY CURED, Are, HOA) I ing sickness by WEST, clans, 142 West Syst at reek. 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