The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1872, Page 11

| Conviction for Violation of the Shipping Aoct— Sentenced for Embezzling Letters—Bank- ruptcy Cases—Business in the United States Court—The Alleged Whiskey Fraud—Interesting to Musical Publishers—Business in the General Sessions. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. A Violator of the Shipping Law Con- victed—An Important Case. Before Judge Benedict. Yesterday morning the case of the United States ve. J. Anderson, charged with a violation of the | Bhipping act, particulars of which have been fully reported in the HERALD, was resumed, in the case being closed, Mr. Robert Andrews, counsel for the defendant, proceeded to sum up the facts of the case and also to draw the attention of the Court to some ques- It appeared from his statement that the defendants went out in a boat to a German | Vessel that was lying in the bi One oi the prisoners got on the deck and the Other was on tie rail, when they Were arrested by Atthe time of the arrest the cap- tain of the vessel was not on board, but the ship was under the control of the mate, and counsel argued, thereiore, that in the absence of permis. sion irom the captain tere was no reiusalon the art Of the mate to allow the deiendants to go on tions of a police law. omicer, THE COU Interesting Proceedings in the New York and Brooklyn Courts. reese NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1872.—TRIPLE @Minauen in the case, and no cases being ready for trial the Court adjourned tili next Monday. SUPREME COUiT—3PECIAL TERM. Real Estate for the Use of the Croton Aqueduct Department, Bewore Judge Barrett. The Legislature last Winter empowered the Com- missioners of Public Works to extend the facilities oi the Croton Aqueduct Department and to take such real estate as might be requisite tor this pur- pose. Certain lots were accordingly selected for this purpose in the vicinity ot Nmth avenue Ninety-second and Ninety-third streets and 11 street and Tenth avenue. Application was made to this Court for the se paler emrn of Commissioners of Appraisement, and, pursiant to this applica- tion, Messrs, Dwight H. Olmsted, Adrian H. Muller and Charles K, Graham were appointed such com- missioners, RTS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Special Notice. By Judge Ingraham, All notes of issue fled on and after the 15th inst. will be placed on the eighth class gencral calendar, Decisions, Newburg vs. Freehting—Motion dented Evans vs. EVans—Motion granted anc ordered, reference COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A Question of Interest to Musical Circles, Before Judge Joseph F. Daly, Harrison Millard claims to be the author as well as arranger of the music of the three songs “Longing,” “Jeannie'’s Reply” and “Dearest Dear Little Heart.” The publishers of the songs having falied in business Louis Berge pub- lished them, Some weeks ago Mr. Millard procured temporary injunctions in this Court restraining tie Jatter from their publication, The ease came up againon a motion to coutinue the injunction, It was urged for Mr, Millard that Messrs. Pattison & Co, having failed in business and being unable to Testimony . ‘They boarded her, oard, He also urged that the vessel had not | fulfil their contract the right of publication re- yeahed her destination at the time she was | yerted to him. In opposition to this it boarded by the prisoners, as she then | was contended that under — the new lay out in the stream, and was finally | Copy:ight law the Court had uo jurisdiction, the moored at the foot of Forty-second stieet. | statute having established the United States Court The act did not coutemplate the iniiction of any punishment on unauthorized parties boarding ves- sels without the permussion of the master un the vessel had reached her tinal destinauon, and When the prisoners went on the vessel she had not yet reached her final destination, was in the stream she was a forey sequently, there was no jurisdiction anu in fact no violation of the Shipping Law act. .. General Davies, United States qt Attorney, replied very brielly on the part of the government, snags, Benedict charged the Jory the defendants went on lieved without guilty. raised, estate will be Alte! Woodr The U case, 18 coun: here to. ment. it Mr. ante isting? and im ma aw: long e ant Te cour Mr, ki and tha: Besser) attemp! ohare. embezzled letters, dict to thre the Penitentiary, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN BANKRUPTCY. Yesterday Judge Blatchford rendered the sub- Joined decision in the cage of T. Stewart Brown vs. dwell and others:—The plaintiff must have a decree for the delivery of the two notes to him and for the costs of the suit to be paid by the detendants other than Marcorse, and a decree that | Mai corse pay the notes to tne plaintiff, and that on such payment they be given up to Marcorse, corse should be paid his costs in the suit out of the the bankrupt. plaintu?; B. K. Phelps for the defendants, Arrangement of Business in the United States Court Jadge Woodruft will open Court on Monday. Judge Shipman will take up the jury calendar at nent of the term, Jndge Woodrull will sit in the Eastern District Inesday of November. James W. the commence' on the first We turn from the 5 must hav for Judge xper! esy to Jud; Commisgioner Shieids—Th two or toree times tor e. cues The, District Attorney will say that ail the adjonriments here ofore made w trou, Causes entirely Attorney limself. Ihave not Mant nor for any delay in th The @eromissiouer: engaged in moter ¢ al, Motins—I seuy a mes pid rg no noticeably ville that he w “what didy ith in his entoloy gone a the auth ot heard. those calendara are disposed of the equity calendar will be taken up by uff) unless the Tnited States vs sel in the day. He. die (Mr. e Kay ned attorney Medlitely too. Pie ‘epout ; nee in ca wel that he is 11) sq he Drive M YouMedacKson's favor evrongh his rank Somtession of ruilt, die tfonor sentenced him to Prison sor one-year and six months, with the hope forget tue | honest iife alter the expiration of his te Did Not Think There Was Martin Terney, a boy, aged fifteen, plead guilty to id not ted burglary. aoe The fadge ¥ ‘ity of the mate, even in the absence of the master, they should find the detend- ants guilty, as he held that the mate, for all pur- pore of this action, was, ‘aptain, commander of the ship, He also charged the jury that the vessel had, in his judgment, ar- rived at her place 0. destination at the ume the prisoners boarded her, ‘The jury having consulted fora few moments, without ieaving their box, Jound the delendauts Mr, Andrews noted some exceptions to His Mouor's charge, and he will make a motion in ar- rest of judgment on some jaw points which he has ‘1his is the first conviction under this new law. ‘the defendants are supposed to have been boarding house runnera, A Post Office Emp!oye Sent to Prison, Edward De Lacey, who had been employed in the Post Office Department, guilty toan indictment charging him with having was sentenced by Judge Bene- years’ imprisonment at hard labor in astern District the writs of error, reviews in bankruptcy avd appeals in adiniraity latcniord should permit calendar at an earlier day, of which due notice will be given. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ CouRT. The Alleged Whiskey Fraud. Before Commissioner Shields. ere.—The defendant, Lewis Samuels, is charged | with having conspired, with others, to defrand the government out of the duty on ten barrels of whts- key, Manufactured in 1366, at a distillery in Eighth street, in this city. Mr. De Kay and ex-Jud@e Smith appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Rollins for the defence, De Kay said he was ready now to go on with the Mr. Rollins replied that as Judge Pierrepont, who e, had not come he thought he | made a mistake as to the time, so he | infuence of liquor he: had sent a messenger to his oiiee and was informed | that he was engaged on an important matter in which he wus specially needed, and could not be therefore, as kouins) was nnwilling to go on Alone in the alisence of Jndge Pierrepont. ‘There hay qdjournments of this ¢ to.come to a trial. representing the defendant, and | must wsk that this case ! I have the greatest respect wu y, and Tcannol see the force of thé Motion ade by Mr. Rollins when } know that he has had | sof tlits Mr, Rolilns—1 desire to have Pierrepont, M. a dy was inte 1 he Mad fo go to Phe 7 ‘Mw Ve Kay—id his clerk stat If. Smith said he had received a preseing tp egg from Judge Pierrepont, stating that portant engagement, and th nist theth wid Were rethanded for Oyer and Terminer. St anurnltig, i eA oVeral plea nor guilty nents found a trial, n to Crime. Thenara Jacksdh, & youth of uineteen, and with nous look abdat him, confessed to | do # inquired the Judge. MLwatehed outside while sony into the place," and then t there wis any harin tn it, fetter Was suyniltted from the boy's employer, aracter and promising to fake ch was tle Case yesterday though nothing of special interest tran as the proper Court of jurisdiction; and further tha: Mr, Berge had obtained the rigut of publication by assignment, The answer to this was that the assigninent was not complete, not having been properly recorded; and further that the right of publication was purchased at a chattel mortgage Sule, which, coming under the head of personal @tfects, rendered it void, Judge Daly reserved his decision, ‘The question, inasmuch a8 the points rai rea new and Will probably furnish a preee- dent jor tture sirotler i@ations, Is one of con- siderable interest to musical circle: ‘The Case of Miss Angevine. Before Judge Loew, In the case of Miss Angevine it was erroneously reported that she sougit to recover pay from the executor of Mrs, Eliza Cromlin for tweaty years’ services, She only claimed tor et¥ years, The complaint as stated was dismissel; ‘but tweuty days granted to make out a new case, The inten- tion is to carry the suit to the General Term. Whiie the vessel mone, and, con- the Court, ssistant District that if they be- ard the vessel in the absence of the COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Wife Murder, Before Recorder Hackett. The trial of Mark Flanagan, charged with the murder of his wife, in August last, by cutting her in the neck with a knife, was resumed yesterday, before Recorder Hackett, in the General Sessions, CONTINUATION OF THE TESTIMONY, OMecer Peter Sheridan was examinod. He said he was called to arrest the prisoner on the evening of the 15th of August; he found him in a back room of the apartinents occupied by his family; his wife was lying on the floor, Mrs. Graham leaning over her; the oMcer was informed that the prisoner stabbed his wife; he asked Mianagan why he had done it; he did not answer for some time, but said she had driven him crazy; Mis Graham's daughter handed the officer the knife, which he brought to the station house. The cross-examiuation was unimportant. By consent, Dr. Cushman’s testimony, taken by the Coroner, was read, He made a post-mortem examination of the body of Mrs, Flanagan and found a stab wound on the rigat side of her neck, three quarters of an inch in length and another one-half an meh above, and otier incised wounds on tne chin aud neck. Jn his opinion death was due to ternal hemorrhage, the result of a stab wound in the neck, Patrick W. King, the brother of the deceased, was called, but being unable to testify as to whether the priso: quarrelied with her jor some time pre- vious to the killing he was not examined, Mr. J. E. Grabill, the junior counsel for the de- fence, opened the case, stating that he would ad- duce competent evidence to show that his client Was of unsound mind at the tiny be committed the act, and who had pleaded Mar- R. H. Huntley tor the On his _re- he Circuit dudge engagements of Judge bim to cali the equity THE DEEENOR ‘The first witnese called tor the prisoner was Mary Buckley, who lived in the tenement house waere Fianazan and hs family had apartments. She sw risoner in fits, and then he acted as if he was nis tongue was paralyzed, and aiter he got over them he would complain of being greatly wiiected in the Neat: aiter be had the tits he seeméd to be bewildered and hat @ poor inemory. Mis, Hart testified that she was an inmate of this tenement vouse, and knew of the prisoner having: fits; he was always talking about liis head, and said he thongit he was going to die soon, This Witness gave a similar description of his appear- ance to that given by tne other witnesses, and said he looked as if he wi ra7y. “= Mary Flanagan, the prisoner's daughter, who ap- peared to be ‘vy intelligent, spoke of the tits whieh her father had, and testified that he had about twelve or thirt of them during the six Lewis Samuels and Oth- on Mr. to her mother; he did not quarret with her much durmg the time he had the periodical fits, Im an- swer to the Recorder she said that when under the father would strike her mother, and for six months previous to the killing: he drank lager, whiel) was presertbed for him, Mark Fiangran, Jr, @ bright voy, filteen | years ol], the son of tie prisoner, Was examined | gs to his father's condit.on when in tie fits. Dr. Heo en Smita ep bare february he u ‘was called to treat the prisoner for a flesh woud Sra WithORt our pEhy | over the right eve, which was inflicted by his wite, We have Mr. Rolling, a | Wh@ knocked him on the head with a pitcher, the e Mr. Ko S, it) Doctor dressed the wound, which seemed to be a scalp Wound. The Doctor also testified to symp- toms of insanity exhibited by the prisoner, Dr. John J. MaSon was the next wiiness, He de- tauled the appearance of the prisoner when he pared tt He nate Evetead a treatment, and rom the prison account of his symproms he is Reon ine cise | (ha poctor) concluded that he Was ects Gin a bey at Cor | Cerebral congestion ef an eplieptie form, east it postponed ont of | time ne say the prisoner was on the 12th of July, ioe an adjourn- brought fo trial? his labors muy keep bh | The Doctor said that, from what he knew of tie condition Oe ee, and jndging trom the he case was set down | mination. | evidence, what was known as ved Fianagan had y,and he believed he alko had “masked? He made tivo ex- Aminations o: the prisoner at the Tombs with the ophtialmoscope, and it was jis opinion that the brain was congested, . In response to. the Court Dr. MaRog sald. that he believed tut the tine the prisoner stabbed Ins wile he was insane, He did not wish, however, to | be understood 4s saying that the mere existence of | epilepsy was a snaMicient canse to Mier a peygor | irresponsinle, but its existence, coupled. With } other aymptoms m tais case, led him to the conclu sion that the ‘prisoner Was safering from an attack Se nasked” epilepsy when he killed his wile, he Taade isfactory to the District vd for an adjourn | ce ‘yrepont actually enger to Dis oMce and qgeded in another ease aed giyia to-night, tem he would re- hed an im- 1 inthe note | requte rym siQged fe evidence, after Which Mr, ‘Kintz, ‘wus one that he (Mr. Smith) should recognize, 1 | ha mrstajet Miortey Sullivan made Wier and was, no doubt, very inconvenient for ium (Mr. ; Me and tin Pe eeches, : Sintth) that they could not go on, | Wo Seer Aa vege tis MnO Tue Commiseloner-—t will set, the caso owen per. aes it oa tipre tote =. emptori.y tor eleven o'clock on Tues tay next, > el ~ the case Was accordingly adjourned, BROOKLYN COURS. - — sanccesasitilpalnsaniiiin GOUT OI AND TENA, SUPREME COURT —OENERAL TEFM. ‘ ‘ mon tes of Young | a ‘ Pleas or Not Te, Young | Decistons Yestertiay. cto GOA Hraity, By Judges Barnard, Gilbert eta Tappen, —— > d ectaie: | mw vs. Donovan.—-Order reversed, with €10 ov Piavius may do his worst, bat he etitinot | costs. Qvinion by Judge Barnard, Judge Tappen Prevent a large crowd gw thering at the Court of yet sich, People VS. Boy et al. —Orderamrmed, With costs, Opinion by Judye Tappen, een ya. Clowes, “Ordcy aMimed, with Opinion by Judge Barnard, tudge Pay ting. Merritt va, Anthon,—Order aMrined, 210 costa, Schermerhorn vs. Dickensom—Order Tyers sd, | €10 costs, Opthion by Judge Giibert, Judge ' not sitting. to arious imellet- Order cue. THU partot judgment ap- | pealed from reve sed, wath cost of appeal Opinion hy Judge Gilbert, and juigment to be acttled by | him, Judge Tappen not siting Chirke vs, Warred.—ludginent ing new trial Aflirmed, with ¢ diyjlge. dilbert. DeGorgoza va. Kobipson vs tate p, but lead an m. y Har wnd order deny- Opinion fy Kulekerboeker Life Insurance +. | onered, with costs, Opinion by Judy | Judge dilbert not sitting. arnham vs. Wilbur. Opinion by Judy Dispard vs, Cnr and new trial ¢ Opinion by Judge se] On the present Van ‘fayt vs. Westchester Fi “1 Nim for further ex- | pany.—By reason of disugreenioit of Barnard, Judgment offered with other-boys hroke he addéd, 1 did not think igment reversed to ubade event. ah Costs Insurance Com. ie Court sent months previous to the killing, She said that her | jatner was kind to the children, but not very kind | been! Autodesk Wid stealing some clotting, Long vs, Kessel. disenssing appeal | Why did you conimit this burglary?” asked the | grauted, and $10 costs, Opinton by Judge barnard, Judge, ° Seiler ve, Wellwoon,—urder moriified, wittout “1 was driven to.it,’ he answered, | Costs of bg ul. Opfiiion by Inge Barnard, att “Lriven to ii! Hows? {order to be settied by lila, Inige Gilbert hor “Thad béen ont of work for'six months and could | sitting. get nothing to eat. Hull vs, Sigel, Judgment reversed-and new trial “Eyer arrested before!" ranted atcireuit, Costs toubiteevent. Optition Nh, sir."? py Jute Cilvert Alter some further colloqtty, during which the Butler ‘Arnod,ndgment modified without Judge entor the lesson that poverty Was no | costs of appeal to elthe y. OI May bor dadire 4 excuse Jor crime, but acknowledged hhysalbprepes- | Lapp nd order to be settles tas anit, in eash, for € mpiny.—Jadanent and order denying hew trial | to First Department for argument. Judge Bar- nara, not —< Hamilton vs. Van Gencten.—Judgment reversed, ane new sial rented in aan en Coste to at. inion by Jud arnard, Kdson vs. Dinshart.dudgeaont aMirmed with costs, Opinion by Judge Barnard. Bass vs, White et al.—Judgment reversed and new trial granted. Costs to abide event. Opinion by Judge Gilbert, Judge Tappen not sitting. People ex. rel Green vs, Dutehess, &¢., Railroad Company.—Judgment atirmed with costs. Opin- jon by Judge Tappen, Judge Barnard, not sitting, Gerardson vs. Niderson.-Judgmentanirmed, with costs, Opinion by Judge Parnard, Van Size vs, Whittaker,—Jndgment affirmed. With costs, Opinion by Judge Barnard. Cross vs, Wuittaker,.—Judgment aiirmed, with costs, Opinion by Judge Barnard, Doe ys. Gotschiev.—Judgment aflirmed, with costs, Opinion by Judge Barnard, Perly vs, New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.—Judgment aimimed, with fey Opinion by Judge Tappen, Judge Gilbert not ing. Dutton, Administrator, &c., vs. Walker,—Judg- ment aitirmed, with costs, Opinion by Judge Tap- pen, Judge Gilbert not se Carrington vs, Florida Railroad Company.—Judg- ment allirmed, with costs. Judge Gilbert not sit- ng. Jaycox ve, Haight.—Judgment aftirmed, costs, Opinion by Judge Gilbert, with SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Question ot Trade Mark. HL. G. Wolfe and H. K. Thurber are proprietors of the Hudson G, Wolfe Bell Schnapps, and the Udolpho Wolfe Schiedam Schnapps Company claimed that they infringed on their trade mark. ‘The Udolpho Wolfe Company threatened them with prosecntion, and sent circulars to that effect to their castowers, The Bell Schnapps men appealec to the Court to have the Udolpho Wolfe Compan, restraimed from thus interfering with tvely busi- ness, and an injunction was granted, the Judge holding that they were not guilty of an infringe- ment. Judgnient was allowed for plaintimts. CiTY cous . The Election Frauds—Judge MeCuc Denying Weldon, the Convicted Can- Vasser, a Second TrialmAn Important Decision. Before Judge MeCue, Judge MeCue yesterday rendered the following decision in the case of the convicted canvanser, Michael Weldon, who asked for a second trial to vindicate his charaecter:—The defendant was con- victed on the 27th of December, 1871, on an indiet- ment charging him with a violation ef the Election law. He was sentenced on the 80th of December to imprisonment in the King’s County Penitentary Joy the term of four montis aud has seryed out bip tern of Myrisonment:— The de eudant now applies to moye for a new, trial, on afl d ivits, ery the deundunt bins 1 and one made by enh. ‘The attiduyit dis- facts in jection to thi The conversations” with icrod w th Weldon, while ti alaly do nok tend t ily in the (rand on the r Tndeed, so far as MeGt alidavitot Weldon would seem to es.ablish conclusive) Ins guilt, which as to the deiendant himsell Lean only say that’ he was examined on the trial, aud testified then, ashe swears now, thathe knew nothing of the fand: The jury have fodnd ditferently, and upon this point, as a simple question of eredibility, IV Th the urs ireuinst 8, the verdict ¢ ust be id vonelusive. Ty T remember the testimony of Weldon correctly he stated on the trial that When he first saw the ballot boxes on the marning of the. and within a tow minutes after the opening of the bullot boxes, Whi Wainly in sight, no ballots except the few which had been since the opening of the polls, Me however, swears, that the ballot were — stuff with about while Alderman Hunne au store, “were placed on the sheit w u the sireet and the glass side turned in.” Ti this he true it keems inevedible that Weldon, who Was in the ful view of the boxes with the lass sides thus ¢ did not observe the rraud which was thus attempted. arly could have detected itil he had exerehed ro care ih the discharge ot hisduty aa lispecior. ‘The jury undoubtedly found it impossible to give ¢ HeiendaNl’s assertion of his iMmoecenne, In. of very moderate Watehtulngss on tho stinspector would have enabled hin to regarded as tinal boxes, hundied fall's in. the Woolen side to partotan hon detect and expose such an ontrage as was attempted in this instance. — McKenna’y atiidayit, thereiore, that he does not believe Mr. Wellon was to the fraud, or knew anything of very Mitte McKenna dechifes he es this amdavit volunta te Mr, Weldon, 10 has, as he believes, gutter Itisa pity tat his seuse of justice his be low growth. It comes very Iute—mont hs adter the expiration ot the im- v jon wight have been eaved ¢ Inets.so that they could have He save ho expected to be sub- stity on the triul, but was uot called, prob- the best reaso hat the Distriet Attorney was epee ty was in existence i not ad muy be are ire, 4 n in conneetior davit is made, tak fact that M enna has disappeared so that the District Attorney snot been able to prodace him in rt as a witness tn criminal procecdings against Dunne and Keenan based on this very affidavit, all ot which b e amaiter 1 public lotoriety, Wetract very m his eredi Diilty asa witness, and furnish no such evidence as woud justily the Courtin disturbing the verdiet of the jury. In ‘this View of the case it Is not ne appliention further question presented on th whether in any event a new trialean be granted atter judgment and ¢ ‘on ol sentence. ‘Iho appheation for a new trial is therciore denied. CITY CoURT—TALAL TEAM. A Verdict of $5,000 Against a Railroad Company. Refore Judge Neilson. Julia Seibert, as administratrix, brought suit against the Grand Street and Newtown Railroad Company to recover £5,000 damages for the death of her husband, Conrad, who was knocked down by the horses attached to one of the & y's cars, On the 16th of September, i871, the deceased was walking on the sidewalk in Grand street, near rimer, When the horses of @ p ssing car became manageabie and ran on the sidewalk, Knocking hd so injuring him that he died a w days thereaiter, Counsellor Thomas 1D. Pea for plaintif, contended that the horses were driven ssty, and that tie company was, the responsible, The defence was con- structive negligence, The jnvy rendered a verdict In favor of the plaintir for the full amount claimed, BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR. 2iz, 102, 106, 2h, 20 PRUSOSALS, NE BRS OF THE FOURTH AVENUB Orricry Grasn Onszmat DyPor,§ New York, et. i, 172. NOTIC! CONTRACTORS, As misapprehension exists omong contractors in regard to the manner ot doing a portion of the work apon the IMPROV Fonrih Avenue Improvement, between Seventy ninth stveecand Hartem Riv ts ereby ordered that the proposals already received be retnried to the parties making them, agd that the whole of the work Between the points mentioned be reope conmractors, Sealed proposals fo) ice until Z o'eloek P. ns, specifications al ready. ed to bidding trom all me will he received at thib mh o Road of Fnginecy: EW YORK, OCTOBER 1 mane Gnprovoment, P53 —PROPOSALS WILL, be reecived ap. to November 4, Mi. 1 Na MASONS Tpenters, for the erection ot'a bully joS an in- ‘at Westchester, Apply at 29 Reade stremy + and c firmary FINE ARTS, OMEO DIONEST. We hear of the arrival in onr eiiy of th ROMEO DIQSESL a Tenor ot only 6 i ‘ope, aguth America, end jaiely im Calivorntu, erywher? a decided senantion, and having Any atl We A g¥extand true prodigy. 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SAMON, A TLENDID FARM FOR (SALt—NEAR some AN Servis NY My heer Hones trom New | Vouk: proce pie » BOLBROOK, or vhs, ie CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SAL: Kast siue, —A.-A.—THE BEST HOUSE ON SIXTY-PIRST | street, south side, the sixth house west of Fourth avenne ; atsoa fine, large House, west «ile of Madison avenue, between Sovency-thind and Seventy-fourth streets: also one full Lot on Sevent 1, hetween Third and Lexington avenues, wit ‘ive Lots A on Ninety-sevent street and five Lots on Ninety elihth street, 100 feet west of bird avenue, with a loan; also | three Lots on Atlantic, near Grand 4 | with loan. All the above at very lo owner, A. KLABER, 134 Fast Ei BARGAIN, Ps stone House, 20N55x10, furnished anil tre Order; Kast Thirty-tirst street. Broadway. T A BARGAIN TO A CASH OU: AN. 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 Gay street, Sixth avenue; price $41,000 zhteenth stres ‘OR SALE, A FOUR STORY BROWN eds good | NN, 202 Inquire of M. DU | | avents need apply. z L. MbiNiensoy, 76 Nasau street, New York. JOR SALE—FURNISHED, THE NEWLY-PITTE frescoed and newly and superbiy furnish ftory brown stone Honse 456 Lexinyton itvenu and tect. Apply om premises, OR SALE— Y-THIRD STRE ington avenue, new three sory hy stone House; price $19,000. Appiy to owner, LS Sc nty-third street, POR SALE—GREAT BaRGary, FOL rORY THIGH foot iront House, 12 Bast Fitty-fourth street ; by permit only, 201 Broadway FAR LEX fi’ stoop brown on) 8. IRELAND, (OR SALE—SEVERAL SMALL FIRST CLASS FOUR . Story brown stone Houses on Sixty-first street, be tween Firth and Madison avennes (@hoivest location in the city), tinishod with rich cabinet work; plate glass | Windows, cabinet mante i Waiuscotiiing and blinds ‘Apply to D. & J. JARDINE, Architects, 1,267 Airoadway. poe —FRONT AND REAR HOUSES, 129 MOT’ lot 208100. Apply tod, d, DUNCAN, W White street. Fo", SAL FAST FORTY IXTH STR t, 10 rooms, athroom between two bed: mprovement; carpets, new Brus. | os ke, In pertect order? to be seen | between Sand 9A. ML and 3 or | HM, DIXON, 42 Fifth brown stone Horse, List, lot 100 10 lor 18x.8, very large yevery water in ; sels; oilcloths, sI atany time, Apr ly 7and dP. M., to the owner, Dr. avenue. MURRAY HILL. BAS? THIRTY SIXTH AVE Houses One new four story Ns by 4.20055, 8 Rf One new three story hes. Ws. 19ND 000; LW Lew three story hg Ba MG XA), Si 0, A. RENNEDY & SON, Builde NWO VERY PREPTY HGH STOOP THREE STORY and basement brick Houses, containing all improve ments, for sale, for $3.5) each one in Seyeuly-ewhtn street, the other in HSth street, east of Third avenue. | , 654 Third avenue, Owner, 209 Hudson sireet, is AVENUE, NEAR PORTY-RIGHTH STR ¢) extra widih corne: it pn easy terms, ata 6 House low figure, v RTLVENSON & SON, street and 226 Filth ayenne. WPin r -MURRAY HILL, FIRST HOUSE, $4.7.500, from. F avenue; four story high bop, 22.6x55x1uil tots in first class 0 motiate pus. session; oF prosont owner will rent to May 1 itdes red; a Cheap properly. Permiw tron B. G, & D, BROWN, Broadway. West Side. POUR. story House and Lot forsale cheap—Pertvet order; $3 Would cost to build, with lot, $45,008, Ay ply on the pren fses, LE West Porty-sevenih street, Two-thirds can re- main on mortgage. SPLENDID FIRST OL ASS HOUSE, NO. 6 WEST Fittv-second street, 26x00x100, four stories, brown Blone, With ev Yement; built by day's work: i ete ord: rnished; possession hy 24 Broadlw FIRST CLASS BROWN sTONE ) | change; also to rent, SHEET. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY SOR SALE OR TO RENT. A. BARGAIN AT KINGSTON, N. J.-22 AORES OF A Tarr ardor Nigtainer celtisaain noes tenis —CORNBR_ MADISON AVENUE.—DWELLINO Pach orchard and ell other kinds of ruit; ly watered! lease for (Wo yeara 1 D + sous two tory H: use, outhuitdings lete; tear depots ii ninth street. near Firth ave ry Drlee $840), tock an Yools weluiea eh ap. Dwelling, 2xvs102 Heng reasonable, a Stns . - ae reet and 226 Fifth avenie. FOR SALE, ARGAIN: FARMS. AND COUNTRY - vais ca faye Seats, of all sizes, on the a ver, Pe 3 VERY DESIRABLE CORNER, WITH BIGHT all gagsietiiny Betoware Hiverswenpest | A lei, near turk, at Sis amd id Wout, wie ply at S07 Eighth avenue. NSN OTN pant PLENDID FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROW , M See sue, Thirteenth street, 25x59x11¢ raise height and add rear building, for i, club or boarding house. deiphia. Apply to CUARL, south Fourth street, Philadelphia. NP MANUFACTURING AND RESIDE: Property —50 acres high, beauiliul land. Joining elty 2 railway: : A fre able ‘river front, deck, & nt; graded str ean busuiess: must be sold Ts @fsy. PERGUSON, 161 Broadway) ARM Octobs Westchester county, depot, consisting of 76 ac om AN hi S' )XCELLE: vy} 5) minutes in Jers r $400; will_alter, ho 2 = 2,000 STORY AND BASEMENT need 1 ty third stee’, with vas Oxtures ie uire om premises, CHA dlway. —THE DESIRARLE THREE STORY HIG Dwelling House, 281 Hast Ni enth street, in ov for a) Rrivate tumily, Inquire’ of WAKELEY, lt Bast Tenth treet, N. ¥. IMMEDIATE POR THE gh state of cultivation, fh gas by Maxim's mas , stable, ts leave House bas i s, supplied wit on the pi wundry, hicken and aC vy terns easy. Grand Central de) ot ats pach hous € of—WITH HSSION, VALUABLE PROP nur story House 20 Weat Thirty ¢ A Oil Works,” located at Stamsord, 000 per year. Keys with 8. EMBET : y machinery for the prosectitio 2 . - ra (i aa (glee ae ab eae rent wo PURER STORE. AND BASEMENT HOUSE TO RENT W ADSWOR! hE a at. bast nt ret: WADSWORTH BROTHE aT Pearl street” | Ml Hast IK .K_RARM OR COUN- 2 . Rew fore on ke | WURNISMED ROOMS AND APARTMEN PO LET. 3 FRONT ROOM AND BED. for heht housekeeping to man and wile, rent moderate, 49% Broome sircet, railroad to sors sia(lon 5 good tence from © inton Co} pod bude ide it is a with fish, PEARSALL, at Clin MODERN HOUSE—SUITARL nd Winter; New Brighton, 8. 1 ity; reut cheap to May. v COLLINS, 28 Pino street, DELY. v n tole A roi | | or single A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO Le Sullable for housekeeping; also hall Bedrooms, at hth avenue, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, euliable for an and wife or two sin . to rent, t Board, at East Nin URNISH Summer utes from D witho fem | street, hear Broadway. Tranc i very Jocated; about six ininutes! walk tr are ro! myeni TAIN A QUIET PRE reas HOw SL tA Te FURNISHED ROOM TO LI ee ee eee A tas to a gentleman only, Apply at 6, 10, 12, 2, 2, , three doors trom Broadway, in the LABAT B RGAINS IN FARMS, ~3 ‘twelfth s1 1h), 20), 50) aores; $2,500 upwards i pveral 0 ©X- 0., No: 1 Pi SECOND PLOOR, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, TO ____§. EDDY & CO., No. 1 Park place. | /\ fot, on suite or singly, 0 wen tte for house Khe I x x all 5. ] location first class; terms moderate, 2 Vest Forty Hotel ac Ear Rockawaye tole i oftned tar | third street, near Broadwa; Hab sou OTEL " fe ov that date will be mber oe Sen ee EE y rol . OM EO! ABLE ROOMS.-—PIN NEW CARPETE att ie coer a Pee | ted jintishied Parlor and single Hogmne to tet, with : MIC i 72 ie et, | outboard, to gentlemen only, Sommerce, near inquire of MICHAEL MULRY, 172 Henvy street, | git hoard, to gentlemen only. at Hh ‘ork. LY FURNISHED PARLORS 10 LET—VERY ile: particular attention paid to neatness r 1 263 West Twe: fith street; house and nely! horhood fest oly Seventh and Bighth avem RNISHED ROOMS TO LET,—APPLY AP nd avenue, nar Thirleth street. D FAMILY RESTAURANT, PRORNEON HOUSE as pleasent travel, buy one or two Lota in or near EL Sixte eet, third door west of Broudway. Two ids, new and richly furnished Rooms 30 single Rooms te gentlemen. po aa ISHED, TWO LARGE ROOMS, SEC ip ond oor, bathroom adioining, to two or threk gen tlemen, without board. 10% Bast ‘fwonty-third street, at private sale, upon payment of ouly | second hou Fourth avenue. $10 PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST, po LEY {ED ROOMS FOR GENTLF —e_7 menonty, > eiisen pt , between Waverley at from $250 to $520 per Li Obtain a building loan trom | place and Elghth siveet, one block fom Broadway, D ROOM FOR HOUSER. AUG, Fy WEEKE! E th Whites Savings | \O. Li RNISH RAG RNA, BONE | Ug sod closets und gas; rent $5 5) per week. Bank, and by next April stop paying rent and havea | Apply atoid Hudson street vein 4a V4. home as near the City Hall as Seventieth street, by dl | 4.0) MEET AN INCREASING WANT--FURNISH ED Roours or snail tamilies at low rent 5 pew house: Heen 1rnished for housekceping: mee Sitting ant Be pnnecting, from $3 0 weekly; Vory healthy, as je wa hosaway all dmpuriis, 22 108th street, yor trom Taird ave Trains daily, from 5:50 4, M. to midnight, Call on JL, K, VAN SICLEN, 133 Naesau street, get Free | Passos, visit the property, Ask for Mr, R. R, HOPKIN {COND STORY HALL ROOM, Porty-tlith strc — FRONT, Apply to MORK West Phirty-fourth st at Whitestone depot, out board, at 10 Fourth aye : ef : ~ et, one short block frou Broad JOR BALE AT A REAT BARGAIN, THE THREE PTA AP OF IE, uu Rr | story House, %8 West Porty-third street, near Lighil country; Hf railroads; population 60,00 ls - avenue lot sei; termaen eG NEAT EN | cheap non-sulphurous block coal and in mo LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A S IRELAND, 201 Br hard. anutaeti eo; fine Rvom, on second Hoor, iu the privave house ais - : opening nals ab tapi, prices just irticth’ street, JOR SALE OR TO LEASE—THE FIVE STORY advan p per annum. Address PRANK = . Spay basement building Nos, M6 and 1 Wes Twen eM + Real Estate Brokers, Ind polls. ro RENT—IN PINE LOCATION, TWO LA ROOMS, ftth street, 45980, with T nd Boiler umd si ee sy ie eed well furnished, suitable tor ty 3 ret Machinevy} suitable for many kinds of manufacturin| OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED | erences required. Inquire on second floor, 17 Union business, “Apply on the premises, forsale very iow: square, = antonio - ——-—- — JIVE LOTS—SRVENTY-RIGHTH STREET, B sing, “bathing, &es 23 | STH AVENUE, NO, 164.—LARGE AND SINGLT ROOMS, Ninth and Tenth es—for sale cheap, Park vow, New York; |) handsomety nished, to let, singly oren suite; baths A NAMARA, $7 Park itn ce | on each floor; Teterencess At * i NNO BAKERS.—VOR SALE, THE STAMPORD—RARE —LARGH Mol | ENTE HW STRERT,—HANDSOMELY 51 Last Broadway, in th FS House for sale, carriage ares Lan nd Rootns en suite or singly, to single gentle- King business has must be sola; unuadal opportunlty sor prodiable invest | thot beard. fort hele dress Jy We ATWATER, Riverside station, : . auner, is | (REET, WEST.—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ston, large | Har unser th nts, Horses a 0 with Fister lakehouse, Imple Kon, all complete tor continuing the business. Thy whole is now ofc lose up the estate, and is | arare ML established: bilsiness, Furth pan be had Fr Went: worth on the + for p DANIEL W. RICHARDS, #2 Ma apply to y Yor ROD sTRe! ee) perl Dweiling, ata Jorn rtrect, wear Filth avenue, fil sived sonable igure. VK, STEVE SPI brown st nD IN meh STEPH Y $50,000 FOR A $5,700; terms WY, No.5 Pine » reet. VOUR STORY BROWN STONE, N He, On 49h, Gist and 53d strecis vin the eity, on Madison ay H BARGA) Fith ay Cheapest How AR also rion square. OF 6 ROOVS: JOR SALE—A ICE COT noe full lot, 25.1005 price $1,000; cash $1000, balance in Wyears Address JONES, box 1s9 Herald office, \YESTORS IN REAL ESTA T° —VOR SALE, juable Property near the city, on favorable terms; gertain to advance rapidly, Address WESTCHESTER TRUSTER, Herald office, BROOKLYN pi ost FOR SALE AND BRANCH OPEL E—BROORT.IN. NTS TOR THE NEW YoR RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF PULTON AV. AND BOERUM M HERALD OFFICE OPEN F 8 M. TILL 8 P.M; ON SUNDAY PROM 3 TO 8 P, CARRIERS AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN, POSITIVE BARGATN. ae STORY, PRENCH root House, 279 Quin ) Brooklyn, 2931, with Extension, Ttxt pms, With bilitard room heated by far water ine frescord; wills finely papered; every window jor sereencad; flower garden, grape Vities, hed i) cash or merchand) sare AMOUNT thorigage going South, lars c OAKDALE T PANY, 200 Broadwa, TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUS: in Brooklyn—Werth 85.0%), for $0; only cash, SMITH, ner, 22 Wiliam street, Frankfort Honse, DO LET-IN BROOKLYN, THE THREE STORY AND f itsement Hous 35 Washington Hreot, corner of York; contains 16 rooms, range, hot and cold water avd HL asapted tor te Pogestion; three minntes’ walk from Fulton ferry; rent #490 a year, Apply todOHN Pf, HENNESSY, SY Bridge street, tear Myrife avenne, Brooklyn. T°, FULLY FURNISHED, THRER STORY AND t it briek House, all improvements, geod loca wear ferries, in Brooklyn; rent low, ALONZO GAUBERT, 107 Broadway, Brooklyn, B.D. 5. CASH AND $250 235 Navy BY FASY IN. nt Howse 3,100, Brooklyn, stalments wit TER COUNTY PROPERTY SALE OR TO RENT. “tC TARRYTOWN-NEAR TAE with Immediat PARK LOTS.—A LARGE for xa Beckman street, and Neth even vy. WOKEN, HUDSON ERERY REAL ESTATE, Por Sate. STPLOTED FRENCH ROGE TALS elognnt finish? ev yrpaeed : will sell at JOHN WH PLAT jersey City Heights, JERSEY crry ANDY B NEWLY-COS 5 igh stoop, “rome v yvenion Jo Ntion © a sacritice; halt cost. “ apposite Comrt b ‘oure, ARGATNS ON HED nit to fervles h reat Hous witli r sale wid ex MW. PLATT, y City Helge, opposite Cont House, To het or Lense, HOROKES, ONE BLOCK "WOM Ss firnished “Room to a respect ble ne Molerite, Pare glass retet: required, Address NICELY, box 10 terns ne gen in main andl PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FoR SALE OR TO RENT. LL DESIRING JPRSE York, ot any suit any one, either t¢ J. SPAN NEAR SEW amine ny list; twary FINE RESINENGE IN PLUSHIN SALE, AL cheap, on ms: Jocation ve id i eaaily mcceasttie fry ty town and down towns Ht trains ft Ye ta midnight. Ingulee of NK OPHIEGH ati, “ BSTPLELD, N , COUNTRY. SEAT OF FIVE eres, hhh rainil! Hew Rouge. 1 voomas five mit utes’ walk ndepaty (ine ener house. stables, ee. iwulisofall SW, terme en DW. DAMON ) N COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Lge new louse, B38 ves mt ‘ frst story hdrd Wy aver = a} Zz > Vy 1 | office, atlenyen or ie Secoud Poor to let, to a party ace given and re= liy; also two hall Rooms. Retor | quired. “Call ac 1s, (94 ™ FOURTEL -_ nilemens board | vate Preneh fontl, 39 WEst — TWENTY FOU Od somely furnished Roours t FRONT ROOMS, PURNISHED, 4 ntleman and wite for hight } how | trom $2 ROOMS TO ERMS,—COMPL finished He Hh station, BS minute ISULR SAT RUM AITE, 10 Pine s 1; house feat class. AMITY STREE TO ENXCHANGY. LIZABETH, No J, FIRST OLA all modern improvement ly improviny REAL ESTATE JOR SALE—AT House, contain " ere of land; high ground ; raph sok; Halt Rooms tor gentlemen cupléd by owner, NEXT HOL neighbor will Mata great bargain toreash or | NEXT HOU | will exeh: vy Preperty, t wily turni-hed Bed HORA GUARY, 756 Broad street, Newark, N. let,to centionren, withouc bowrd; Lamily priv@te; refer changed, WEST TWENTY IRS neatly furnished Noone, ruan family, to gentiome ence € STREBT—SEVERAT Wi hout board, in ae very AS YELLOW PINE TIMBER LAND OF GREAT re value for sale cheap.—Ensy terms, or exchange; tile | 10 ) perfect; taxes paid. | Wh FRANKLIN CLARK, 55 Mo EXCHANGE—A SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROW stone House on Beckman place, tronting the river; all modern improve nents; chandehers, billiard room, te suburban or tenement property A. SINSHEIMER, I erty street. 7 TWEET J, to asmall fy sms sre viiy, Pa ST, FUR. Rusements » (hind floor; seeretary bed in back aid two f parlor. Maiden Line, | | | mpo pxens A VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY, IN RNISHED ROOMS AND APAE | D New sersey, with MIN and Machinery; abundant ENES LO. BN Water power; | Tee $10,008), z : ; = B.D. Al 003 Broadway, Brooklyn. UNFURNISHED UPPER HALE OF A PINE : - = = rent in dor r tervies \y RE ESTATE WANTED. | nt $449 per year easton. ns eas ROKER day street, ol WANTED-IN GOOD LOGALJTY, EN EX. | —— Sg Ih change for 1a rm and Country Residence near | ONSIRLE PARTY. WITHOUT CiLG TANS efiy ; differen shor mort, (dress, with | can rent Partot He rat stree | in Nal | ki ebe dining full particulars, BASSETT, box 150 He ny SE OR* NEAR- FARM WANT | ] a fin >for irik amd Ca | \ LARGE, HANDSOME | PLOOR—CONTAINING owners givin y mit JAX seven roms, including basher for one ANDER, box 200 Herald off week on the promises, 510 Third: 4 thirty | fourth street, ring top Hoor bell, N MIDLAND RATLWAY—ABOUT ONE HOURS - ride from city, a Farm of 25 or 80 ac: tO LET, ir buildings: state’ lowest cash price. Addr ox LO Herald oft FAL ESTATE WANT! Busines y tized bedrooms, , bath, wat | | | waiters, marbl } Breet oF same eros a f Bowery. Send ‘particu: | well Hated and vantia foe an ww A. M. FANNING. st Fourth sirce only, rents from to 87D re | Be ° RUiAM & CO., B65 West two hty-thind siv von | | DEN | | 7ANTED—A MODERN HOUSE, $8),(0) TO $4 aay \ exchange for two elexa Sy owes u ASANS THIRD FLOOR, IN no Ineumbrance; Cran ple nl rove: mis; neat per month, ™ change, bs TANTED—1,00) ACRES OF LONG ISLAND WASTE land. Send deseription, with eash price (which | must be low), to J. E. TOUSEY, 290 Henry st. Brooklyn, puns in Haren, Hudson street. re LET—THE SE the third, of Lous AND 1 rty fourth stre OND FLOOR 27 Went I i TO LET FOR Bi T—THIRD FLOOR OF privat 7 “RANT 1 1 Forty-first strect, near Reservoir Path te eee | $% Months location first class; reference requir er F K ROOM TO TRE FOR THE Coat, BUSINESS, ina very fine location. Apply. in the real estais ne doy Renee Se, 79 West Thiriy-fowrth 1 RENT--HEATED BY STEAM, | wnkfort and Wiliian streets, LATS, OF 8 ROOMS, WITH ALT “= ee ated hulls grid p ANGUS CKAWE Third avenve. MARBLE MAN’ “TO well lighted and very desirable, In American Agri’ | \ REMOVAL. SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &C, 4 cnlinrist Buildings, 245 Broa A } UN. Large and elegant stock at eur new z | chiturist Buildings, 245 Broadway i ninth ear htat Egurth aucun sae ET PRO Mm TO street, PENSHYN SLATE COM y Mthettee tapers 5 ( beaAesy 70 ETA OFEORD BROT every Variety or slate work, pla nd orn: 1, . | KEABEE AM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZIN + | QtBAM rowER warvinised Muntele, tine Mae +> Tigh ed with stendy wer and hi ments, at ices that defy competition, | FOHN McLAREN, Third and Grand streets, Hobo eer | 7 owe BER & | FPARMANY Har, ASSEMHLY Koos To LaT—ror |S, Maun S. | balls, concerts, a res; the main hall is | avenue —M iT PAEMeaRts , one of the larg rhe; the ventila tih $ heating of ‘th brie FAP- the | Teadstonce pe; itis | q pan LAT MANTELS, cu AND baka oe, ane. lesizns; Hate Work ot every description: Macble od Mantels. Ww TOO, WW and 225 nty-third street, nea cuth avenu a A | ASTROLUGY. Miss WELLING me Wrst siness; front wt auth stree or Sixth avenue, can be 2 TAYLOR & STEARNS, 1 Th Arejrs ov I * wives lucky nam | nich were brings the © pabated ty oF CHOI Apply wt TO LET, CHEAP—25X%0. FRE 4 Fuquire of PRANK LET-A NUMB Washington Mark T° PRNDIL n nose ;A ruts ently our premises orto J, | tal expertenc 1. Con LISPENARD SPRE 85, AND TWO uiuible for wre on third LADE PIYSICIA DR. HD. fh DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. PB aithout wae eme; Board and nursing, tt Twenty -atath Farvished. FOUR STORY THIGH STOOP HROWN STONE Hons on sixtieth street, between Lexington and p brown stone owes | sirect, near Sixth avenue. a —MADAWE GRINDIE, CEMALE PHYSLOLAN, 12> | A. Sweat twenty-sixth street, guarantees reliet to her pationt#: pleasant rooms tor nursiny. A DVICE PRBE.—IME. DUSPARD, A ities speedily cured gt one interview and boarde . Medteine | | | A Third avenues: four story high ‘ste on Sixticth and Sixty-fleat streots, between Madison and Ti Weat 27th st turin ‘ Pourth aventes; southwest corner “y nd Lexington avenue; all at ni foster Honses, turmighed ant nnttur orate rents; also miei! from Sb00 to ot Sixty ourth | | Bi, Apply to JOHN FETTRGTCH, 1096 Phindavenue. | cron HAT P, CURES LATADISON | AVENT an amirsicn | | ny NervausiDe- Aire Bull ized furnishett Louse; wlyo | bility: Mtations and aftice very priv full size House on Phieh also Mil wize Mute, ne 5 reas ALL DISEASES AND I nt; consuttation ar Hroalway. CUR one visit sum ity street, 1 NNUN A Hitel! Nene, aN 9 7 8 DILY OURRD. AND BOAT pb SHURNIGHAD, FINE DOURLE DWELTING, | J AGq ickness by Dr. ant Mme, WEST, Ladies” | sen inboard, Caan ve lircd by the month ise: | Paveekens, meron rere War cent Senwets | M ADAME RE PROFESSOR OF LDWEE 4 ME singe 15H; : t LEY FINE FOUR SPORY BROWN STONE (po " oF 1 Hote, nily furnished, on Lexineton avenue, | Yer ot een " Sareuts size Soe: to private tamily, | PS omy , UOBURN & Od SExth av ie MPO RONT=A WRLL FURNISITED Bot WORD PR, PHYSICIAN, 10 re ean extent der, carvers nearly all, news | Mf mice otereen Washingion aint West Ladin ea: FONE BAW por month. SACO SHAR, 3s Tine ntnoets. ee on all aliments, “Howrd, uarsing. — Latwut COTTAGK ; PERSY CLASS OONDITION: ALL | a Gnggg: {MOVAL.—MADAME DUBOIS, “ tenn N Bast Fifteapth street, hasromoved to tt Gegat Top © Wi! rs Inquire A stweon Third anid Second Ladies, Lor wri 4 for her Infallible Remedy. yn Bde Me td Py My PER YEAR<}FURNISILED, SN = SPLEEN: 7 | story Hotes, Pitieth street, near Pitch ay 3 AND FRIEND TO ¢ } A. “ATS Mber ot ether Houses, . 1d Wavoriey prove. Pee