The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1873, Page 8

TOBACCO SMOKE. hte ns eli ees RE a “Rosa Concha’s” Bad Manners. New York, May 27, 1873, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD :— “Rosa Comcha,” whose communication appeared fm Saturday’s Huraup, may be a judge of good cigars, but he is certainly not of goed manners, “A Lady,” who represents a large class of the same mind, complains of the smoking at Central Park Garden, ‘‘Rosa Concha,” who also represents an- ether class (for the honor of our sex, I trust, a small one), says with a courtesy peculiarly hisown that if she don’t like it she should stay away; or else that she should go into that desolate little patch of sickly grass interspersed with pebbles ironically called a garden, and listen to the music as faintly heard in an “arbor.” But what would ‘Mere be to hinder ‘Rosa Concha” and his friends, af they got tired of monopolizing the concert roour «the Suly place where the music ean be decently heard), ne Fauntering out in the divection of the arbors, pulling tobacco sweke in the laaies faces and poutely intorming them, if they don’t like it, they “‘shouidn’t come so often!” “Rosa Concha’ has evidently beclouded his pe reeptive faculties by too much smoke and “sees through” it “darkly, He seems to imagine that the chief pleasure of going there is in the smoking, Now, reajly, I sup- Posed the chief attraction was in the music, What right have smoke:s to go there and practically close these concerts to a large share of the music Joving public, simply because they are so rudely Kelfish and so utterly disregardful of the rights of others? A concert room is not the place for smoking. There are plenty of people in New York who love music enough for its own sake and can listen to good music, without the necessity of makiug themselves disagreeable to their neighbors, JSUVENTUS, Cigarette to the Rese: To THz FpToR OF THE HERALD:— What I know about smoking. Not long agol noticed a lady smoking a cigarette in Central Park Garden. By her face I could see that she enjoyed “the pestilential smoke” as much as Rosa Concha cr Henry Clay. ‘The writer of these lines would like to Know what she thinks about smoking, and would be glad to heag that there Is at least one of ‘the fair sex Who favors music and cigars. CIGARETTE, One Night Each Week without Smok- ing. New York, May 28, 1873, To THE EpiToR OF THE HERALD:— I note im your edition ef this date sev- eral articles on “Smoking at the Central Park Garden.” I claim, in the first place, that it is a poor place to take ladies; but, if ladies must go, they can find ampie accommodations in the gallery of the Garden, If this plan fails to suit our lady friends it would be better to reserve one night each week for ladies and non-smoking gentlemen, Yours, &c., FLOR DEL FUMAY, — + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. EnRENFRED—CONNER. -On Tuesday, May 27, at the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, Martha Williams, 174 East 119th st., by Rev. J. 8. McCulloch, Mr. FERDINAND EHRENFRED to Mis8s Many JANE CONNER, ail of this city. Birth. SCHOLLAND.—On Tuesday, May 27, at 234 Seventh Street, Jersey City, Mrs. VALANTINE SCHOLLAND, Of twin boys. Died. ATTIx.—In Brookiyn, on Wednesday, May 28, ABRAM SLAIGHT Arrix, aged 40 years, The relatives, friends and embers of Cosmo- politan Louge, and A. M., are respectfully in- Vited to attend the funeral services, at Rev. Dr, Cayler’s church, Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, on Friday, 30th inst., at three P. M. The members of Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 585, and A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at their rooms ou Friday, May 80, at a quarter to two P. M., for the purpose of pay! ing the last tribute of respect to our late worthy brother A, S. Attix. JOHN G, SIMPSON, Master. N. Bioowen, Jr., Secretary. Bakrow.—At Whitestone, L. I., on Tuesday, May 27, Mra. MARTHA Barkow, @ native of England, in the 6lst year of her age. Funeral will take place to-day (Thursday), at two o'clock, irom the Episcopal church, Whitestone. BLACKWELL.—On Tuesday, May 27, Miss Eiza- BETH (©. BLACKWELL. Friends of the tamily are invited to attend the , from the residence of her brother, James ‘kwell, at Fiemington, N.J., on Friday, May 30, at one P.M. Trains leave foot of Liberty street at nine A.M. BoORDEN.—On Tuesday, May 27, FRaNKLIN’BEacn, injant son of S, Louise d Charles A, Borden, Funeral on Friday aiterneon, at five o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 155 East 125th street. Brewsrer.—Suddenly, on Monday, May 26, at her residence, 476 Grand avenue, Brooklyn, MaRIA 8., wife of George Brewster and daughter of Charies C, Betts. Funeral from her late residence, on Thursday, 20th instant, at three BP. M. Relatives and inends are respectfally invited to attend. CarreR.—On Tuesday, May 27, JomANNAR, the be- Joved wile of Richard Carter, and daughter of Mrs. Scannell, nds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day (Thursday), at twelve o'clock, from her late residence, 195 Erie street, Jersey City. Her remains will be taken to ‘Westchester for interment. CuiLps,—In Brooklyu, on Tuesday, May 27, 1873, Epona ingz, wite ei E. D. ClAlds, of ‘consumption, aged 20 years and 6 months, Relatves and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aiternoon, at two o’clock, Irom the residence of = jather, 470 Grand avenue, without furcher tice. Philadelphia and Baitimore papers please cepy. Coox.—vn Tuesday might, May 27, Mary Exiza- BErH, Wile of William E. Cook. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 316 West twenty-seventh street, this (Thursday) aiter- Noon, at three o'clock. NE.—On Tuesday, May 20, at Mandarin, Fla., wile of C. G. Crane. ‘The funeral will be attended from the North Re- formed church, Newark, N.J.,on Friday, Mav 39, ateleven A. M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment at Caldwell Cemete CRUSSELL.—On Tuesday, May 27, MAGGI crus: BELL, the youngest daughter of Wiillam and Mary Crassell, aged 20 years and 7 months, Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral service, this day (Thursday), at one o'clock P.M., at the Alexander chapel, 4 7 and 9 King street, DaNletL.—On Jersey City Heights, on Tuesday, — 27, M. Sopiie, only Gaughter of A, Wingroove Mary Daniell, formerly of New York, aged 15 ears. 5 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from her parents’ residence, Beacon ave- Bue, near Palisade avenue, this day (Thursday), at one o'clock. DEMUTH.—IOMPRINS LODGE, No. 9, L. 0. of O. F.— Brothers—You are herevy requested to attend the fauerai of our late broth jacob Detnuth, Jr., from his late residence, 204 West Nineteenth street, on ¥riday, May 0, at 10 o'clock A.M. By order of CHARLES COFFIN, Ne CHARLES E. HENDRICKSON, Secretary. Denxy.—On Tuesday, May 27, at haif-past ei¢ht "elock P DENNY, in the 620 year of his » M., JOUN ‘t. friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, May 30, at two @’clock P. M., from his jute residence, 561 Seventh avenue. Digre.norst,—On Wednesday morning, May 28, FERDINAND F. DIeTELWORST, in the 4th year of his age ives and friends of the family, and also the members of Louge 82, I. U. O. F., Mount Horeb En- campment, and ‘the members of Casper Claw, are respectfully invited to attend his fun: |, on Friday, May 30, at balf-past one o'clock P. M., from his late Fesidence, 667 Grand street. DONNELL.—At the Everett House, Grace A., eldest daughter of E. J. and Lydia Grace Donnell, aged 17 years, 2 months and 10 days. The irlends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, at Grace ciurch, eorner Tenth strect and Broadway, at tweive o’clock noen, I'riday, the Both instant. DupL¥y.—On Sunday, May 25, Epwin E. Depiey, eldest son of Willard E. aud Melissa KE. Dudley, aged 24 years. The relatives and friends ef the family and the members of Highland Lodge No. 80 A. F, and A, M, are requested to atte ad the funeral, this day «Pharsday), at two P. M., from the residence of Mis arents, Summit avenue, Jersey City Heig! Baars, cityn y City Heights (late Members of Highland Lodge, No. 80, are sum- Moned to meet at their hall, this day (rnureday at half-past one o'clock P.M. sharp. PE rota parents: silence, 149 ree! KATE Mar aged 20 “io fer of Michael'a; and itary f thnne eum cau Requiescat in pace, The friends of her parents and those of her brother, Joseph M., are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the above number, this (fhursday) morning, the 29th instant, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. Gabriel’s church,’Hast Thirty. seventh street, Apeendva mass of requiem will be vilered for the repose of ber soul, from thence to Caivary Cemetary. EvaNs.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 28, MARKY EVANS, in the 70th year of lier age, aiter a short iiness. The iriends of the family are a ig age Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, May 30, at one o'clock, from the residence oa Rowan, 105 Summit street, South Brook- yn. Girenrist.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, May & 5 ia eldest daughter of the late Kevert Gil- prist. Notice of fanera) hereafter. Haient,—At Havana, Cuba, on Monday, May 19, alter a short iJiness, CHARLES JJ., sone! D. Henry Haight, of this city, mn the 28ih year of bis age. e funeral seryices Wil be Ueld in che feunily of her son-in-law, | | | LL NEW YORK HERALD, THORSDAY, MAY 29, 1873 --TRIPLE SHEET, Gonhen, OFInge ahi, N, ¥., on, Thurs day, tne 29th Sen stant pt twelve o'clock M. ils frighds and those of his father are respect(ull a vited to attend. Special cars will leave pe! pric Railway from Cl amber 4 wba ape at nine o’eloc! A.M, and from ‘Twenty-thi eet eee to nine o’clock A. M.; eeturning, W will reach the ity at five o’clock, $ Banrn in Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday morn- 28, Ezka HaRTT, aged 81 years. i ‘ves and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the iuneral, from the resi- Uenee of his son-in-law, Charles H, Wilson, 186 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, E, D,, on Friday, at two o'clock P. M. HAnTELL.—On Wednesday May 28, MARY HaR- ty lartell, in the 82a year ‘TRLL, widow of Christian F, of her age. Relatives And friends are invited to attend the funeral, at Locust Valley, L. 1,00 Friday, May 30, at one o'clock P, HAssaLL.—On ‘Tuesday, 27, 1873, WILLIE, SoD of William Hassall, in the Enh ear of his age. ‘The funeral will take place a) Thursday, May 29, atone o'clock P, M.. irom St. Thomas’ chutpel, Six- tieth street, near Second avenue. Friends are re- spectiully invited to attend. JEFFORSON.—OD Monday, emcoine May 26, NICHOLAS JEFFORSON, aged 34 The relatives and friends of the tami) and the members of the Union Ferry Company’s Benevolent Association are invited to attend his faneral, from the Washington street Methodist church, Urooky® to-day (Thursday), at half-past two o'clock P. M. Kip.—at her late residence, een on the Huasen, on Wednesda: morning, May , SARAH ANN BERGH, widow of leary J. Ep ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- pet without further invitation, to attend the ‘uneral, from her late residence, on Saturday, the Bistinst., at three P.M. Carriages will meet at the depot at Rhinebeck trains of New York Central and Hudson River Railroad leaving Grand Central depot at 8 and 10:45 A. M. LINHEN.—On Wednesday morning, May 2 KaArre, mfant daughter of John and ettie Linhen, d 2 months and 18 days. 'riends and relatives "are invited to attend we funeral, on Thursday, May 29, at two o'clock P. M, from the residence of her parents, 86 Jane strest, LivcHFIELD.—In Brooklyn, ou Tuesday, May 27, Mrs, H. MARIA, wife of E. B, Litchfleld, in the 55th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 180 Congress street, on Thursday, 29th inst., at three o'clock P. M. MACCALLUM.—At Hoboken, N. J.. on Monday, May 26, DONALD ©, MaccaLuum, M. D., aged 37 years, 11 months and 27 days, The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Kirst Presbyterian churen, corner of Sixth and Hudson streets, Hoboken, on Friday, May 30, at ten o’clock A. M. The members of Hoboken Lodge No. 36, F, and A. M., are hereby summoned to atte a Bp cial communication at their lodge rool a Fr Iday, tendin the May 30, at 9 A. M., fer the purpose of al funeral of their late brother Donald C, Maccullum, M.D. By order of R, A. PERU REON, Master, Philadelphia Ledger please cop; Moonre.—At Manhattanville, on Wednesday morn- ing, May 28, JoHN Moors, in the 56th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the nile re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Lawrence street, near Broadway, on Friday, May 30, at ten o'clock A. M., to the Church of ‘the Annunciation, where s high'mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul; thence to Westchester for interment. MURRAY.—On Tuesday, May 27, after a short in- ness, JEREMIAH MURRAY. The funeral will take place frem his late resi- dence, 118 Railroad avenue, Jersey City, at nine o'clock, thence to St. Mary’s church, where a Tequiem mass will be said for his soul. iCCANN.—On Tuesday evening, May 27, MARY, infant daughter of Jose} tie and Emily ‘McCann, aged 1 year, 3 months and 11 days. "The relatives and friends ry the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- denice of her parents, 115 West Thirtieth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. MoGivnNEY.—On Tuesday, May 27, after a Jog il. ness, JULIA MoGIVNEY, in the 28th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her mother, 438 East Sixteenth street, on Thursday, 29th inst t two o'clock P. M. McGRATH.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 28, the son of Patrick and Catharine McGrath, aged 17 years and 1 month. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 145 Hamilton avenue, at two o'clock P. M. NEILSON.—On Wednesday, May 28, after a brief illness, Mary Louisa, wife of Charles H. Neilson, and daughter of the late Hon. James Brooks. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at Grace church, Broadway, on Saturday, May 31, at ten o’cleck A. M., without Jurther notice, PEck.—At Portchester, on Wednesday, May 28, HENRY CLAY PECK, sen of the late Benjamin and Aseneth Peck, in the 29th vear of his age. Funeral services from St. Peter’s church, Port- chester, on Friday, May 39, at two o’clock P. M. Rav.—On Tuesday, May 27, Louise Rav, wife of Adolphus C. Rau, aged 46 years, Her tuneral will take place from her late resi- dence, 1,017 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, E. D., on Thurstay, May 29, at ten o’clock A. M. —On Wednesday, May 28, 1873, Mary fens fe of Thomas 7M ‘Ryan, in the 33d year of her age. The relatives and friends of tho familv are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the the residence of ner mother, Mary Minma, 109 West Thirtieth street, on Friday afternooa, at hali-past one o'clock. Scuwartz.—On Monday, May 26, Louis SHWaRTz, Jr., aged 40 years. Buried on W ednesday, May 28, at Calvary Ceme- tery. SMiTH.—At Milap, Italy, on Wednesday, April 1873, LoTriz E., eldest daughter of Sydney H. an Josephine H. Smith, of Brooklyn. ‘The relatives and friends of "the family are in- vited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of her parents, No. 2 Clark street, corner Columbia, Heights, Brooklyn, on Thursday, 29th inst., at half- past two o'clock P. M. Sraper.—On Tuesday. May 27, at twelve o’ciock P. M., ex-Alderman JoHN D. SPaDgER, in the 73d year of his age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Stephen’s church (Rey. Dr. Price's), in Forty-sixth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Friday, 30th inst., at two o'clock SreEN.—On Monday, May 26, JouN FLoyD STEEN, in the 64th year of his age. The relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom St. George’s Chapel of the Bread of Life, 420 East Fourceenth street, on Thursday, May 29, at two o’clock P.M. The re- mains will be taken to Cypress Hilis Cemetery. nicer Lopg, No, 74, 1. 0. 0. F.—Omcers and Notified to attend at Odd ay, 20th inst., at half-past all, on Thu twelve P, M. sharp, to pay the last tribute of re- spect to our deceased brother John Floyd Steen, By order, PETER R. MCLEOD, N. G. Davip WALLACE, Recording Secretary. STorRs.—At Plainfield, N. J., on Monday, May 26, 1873, in the 70th year of her age, ANN T., widow of Joseph Storrs, Faneral services from her late . residence on Thursday, 29th inst., at half-past one P.M. Rela- tives and friends are respectiully invited to attend, Carriages will be in waiting at depot on arrival of the twelve o’clock train of the Central Railroad of New Jersey from {foot of Liberty street, New York. The remaiis will be taked to Madison for interment. TAYLOR.—On Tuesday, May 27. at his residence, 373 Grand street, Williamsburg, J. L. Tayton. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fu ly invited to attend hts funeral, on Thursday, the 29th inst., at three o’clock, to Evergreens Cemetery. TOWNSEND.— On Monday. May 26, at the residence of her son-in-law, Andrew J. Clark, Lypia, wife of Benjamin Townsend, of West Bowdoin, Me. Dear mother has left us for her heavenly home, Where we hope to meet her when our work is done. Remains taken East for interment. Maine papers please copy. VERMILYEA.—On Monday afternoon, at twenty- four minutes after five o'clock, suddenly, ANNIE M., wife of Isaac Vermilyea, Jr., and daughter of Joshua and Mary Jane Irving, aged 18 years and 4 months, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father-in-law, 150 Kast 119th street, between Third and Fourth avenues, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Vv On Wednesday, May 28. Eniza, wife of B. Venn, Esq., daughter of the late David Henry 1 Decker f funeral hereafter, mm Wecnesday, May 28, Russenn D, Wand, eldest son of Dr. James H. Ward, in the 20th year of his age, Funeral services will be held at 60 Bedford ave- nue, Brooklyn, KE. D., on Friday, at two P. M. Wooprerr.—At South Norwalk, Conn., on Tues- § , May 27, Coorer Wooprvrr, in the zikt year of age. Funeral at late residence on Friday, at half-past two o'el FINE Ak “Woce intending to buil SALES AP AUCTION. _ “AparaN H. MULLER, ‘AUCTIONBER. Feremptory Partition Sale 464 valuable Lots Spretty and well built Houses, Whitestone Le by order of the whitestone peo we ‘Astociation @ohn J. Loeke, Conrad aciph Pope Henry Hurd, John D. Locke, Adolp! Fon phases and E. B, under the ‘hrection ot George W. Van Biclen, Esq., Attorney, pn THURSDAY, Mt: 1 pit dzo'e Vek at i “ta Exchange Salesroot 111 Broadway ( aeay ‘Bulldinig), N.Y., ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. ty. B. WILKINS 4 CO, Books, Maps and Passes 10 visit the rty at the office Mane and Pama vn nireut, Kew ¥ Whitestone, 1, 4..189imiles by road, 1 lles by allroad, from Hunter's Polit, itis the terminus of the exc Flushing and North Side Railroad. 10 38 faintest, Hunters Point, 3 Thirty rourth street, New Yor jouble-deck terryboats Garde: ‘Thirty-nine trains dail utes a past hy te nig er's platforms, stec! rails, is aasely swe run in the interest of its ways on times! never delayed by. ice or "Whitestone is actually more accessible to business and by pleasanter travel ventieth street, New York. uthainp- to 15 nine oe U cars: foot-warmer under ‘rakes iy It ixon pe Sound, with splendid Water-front, and can be reached by boat in an hour trom ieee | slip. It is nearer the City Hall than Fort Wash! and the uy upper part of ity, As Tear aa Newark ani The village was incorporated in 1869, and is growing rapid); fe atrects ure laid out, according tora, map pied bs Le the trustees and fil ‘filed “in ine ounty Clerk's office at Jamaica. The streets on ‘whic! bh these lots are Cae Ae pearly all sewered, curbed, guttered and matigh ln ground, with excellent mater: well drained wealthy; No more subject to “chills and fever” or fever anda ‘agne” than New York e main sewer through the Pies pce Ratered isover a mile long, empty- ing into the ne village neon, Episcopal, Catholic, Methodist bee! (het agel rian churches, public and private schoo!s, ries, beste bank; Herald itestone Telegraph ; ion 2,500 inhabitants, with over 16,000 within a radius of three miles: and is perfectly convenient to the city for calls, shopping, concerts or theatre, wocmunutation, ferrl inetaaed) ie ;and the railroad agrees to Bookto Hunter's Point for one 3 pant of each new house cost than $2000; and buitt before May, 187A. This privilege, of cause holds good to each person Who buys at thissale, Whitestone has long been famous for its beautisul scenery, tine drives, boating ‘and sailing. It combines city pleasures with country m for Ttisan expatient point of investment, Over $180,000 worth or lots surrounding tbe Froese: offered to-day were sold between June And te vernal Lteghy ringing on every side slivah is cheap— - in the clty. fer will elther of whch will nake a ood homes hight; village taxes are limi by charter toone-halt of one per cent on the valuation. vevery | lot sold will be “Tax ex are very subject to corenane p acaingt fo Pome stores, ‘This is a le pa rtition very parcel offered will be pel gt the highest walsjand wat covenant warranty deeds will be given. Printed if tit Can be obiained ¢ $9 cach, trom Van Siclen, chidereieeve & Baldwin, Esqs., counsellors-at-law, Bennet! Building, % and 99 Nassau itrect, ‘Terms, 10 per cent down, 18 per cent on June 28, bal- ance on mortgage for $ years; 5 per cent discount trom face of mortgage for casi DBIAN H. MULUGH, AUOTIONBER HOUSES AND Sout THEAST C DISON AVENUE TREET- ADRIAN fy MUL- 8 & CO. will sell at auction, on Monday, June 2, Ay Bi o'clock, at the Exchange Sales room, 111 Broadway, the two four story high stoop brown stone front Houses and Lots situated on the south- east corner of Madison avenue and Sixty-seventh street houses about feet deep ain modern improv Hien: bascment and parior Aoopedutaied In hard wood; lots 211.5 by 75 feet. LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salesrooms 95 Chambers and 77 Reade street, Late Henry H. Leeds & Miner. Extablished im 1847, Horse Auction Mart, 837, I Fourth avenue, cor- er of fwreney-Rith sere By ALLEN B. MINER tO, ON THURSDAY, MAY 20. at 103g o'clock, rivate residence wenty-third street, GENTREL HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, CONSIST of rosewood Parlor t uits, in brocatel; gilt’ frame, ne i plate Mirrors, rosewood Pianoforte, by Dunham} and velvet Carpets, rosewood Cara Table, Hace Window Curtains, Cornices, hahogany Etageres, mahogany Bed- room Suits, hair Mattresse: isters and Pil- lows, Ching Toilet Sets, Brussels and Tnerain Carpets, onk Ex ining Room Ohairs, white China and Glassware, Cutlery, &c. : Fa Dinner Pets Silt also Kitchen Furniture, THURSDAY, MAY 29, acl ors! 0’ eyed at the sprivate be ead REL HO! h Oxford street, B ae GE USEHOLD’ FURNITURE, Mirrors, body Brussels, three-ply and ingrain ‘Carpets, Toxewood Plano, rosewood Parlor Suit, black walnut Wardrobe, rosewood, marble top, centre and side Tables, rosewood and black walnut en Cottage Suits, feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, hair Muttrosses, Dining Room'Furniture, China, Glass, Silverplate Ware, Kitchen Furmiture, &c. SATURDAY, MAY 31, ar 103 o'clock, at their saleiroom, 95 Chambers and 77 eade street GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, ACs AU. Details in time. A® ‘NOTICE. EDWARD SCHENOR, Auonenser. Extra important sale ot Zuropean On Pi just imported, embracing fine specimens of the 2 ole wing Karl Oohns, ¥. Verboeckhoven, David Col, Robbe, Rosierse, M. A. Koek-Koek, K Kuwassex, Yon Deh Wy ngacrdt, Schaeffels, Eversen, Pamwchroeder, fierard, Spelldor Kluyver, Frans Lebret, Spohler, Jaeckert, Burnier, Ia Hoose, and many others. And of the American school, Keneett, Cropsey, Wm. } : David Johnson, Tail Wet Ric “rhe Yoreign pictures in this collection have been ainted to the order of or bought from respectable deniers Albert D'Huyvetier, Jr., of Antwerp, and are war ni ry rinied oF ‘The originality of the picturesin all cases to be deter- mined by the artist ordealer trom whom purchased; 2 ove which two months from da: eee ae wal pe be allowe othe purchaser. Purchasers wi nat tine of at pagmnentit they desire to reverie evoriginallty, bad Ay he purchaser’s money wi je posit Rtates Trust Company: subjective ihgrorder aud that of the auctioneer, and upon a certificate from the artist or peal neg Rrodne ‘iginality, the pur- aser's money, si ae aS iy pe cent ad- aitenal yi be ‘refun The expense nes obtaining such such ited'aud by the pure er a Sep ted inn reprenente aera a y the purchaser Pei SCHENCK. ‘The above will be sol sold at auction by EDWARD SCHENCK, on THIS DAY, May 29, 6 Libe rly atreet, commencing at 12 o'clock. LBERT B. Wangan, AUCTIONEER, salesroom 108 Liperty, ety, IT Cedar and 3 88Church street. | ‘urn Removed te a from oF private residence of 8. Duryea, on SATURDAY, at] 2, Vers large and general ‘asgrtment of Goods, Including Chamber, Parlor, Library, ining Boom ang Hall Furnk ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Bedding, Crockery, Glass, China, Kitehen Articles, de Particulars to. jorrow. LBERT B. WALDRON, ag tata By D, W, IVS. Salesrooms 108 Liberty, in Gedur and 38 Church street. Bank Fixtures and lease of American patina) 5 Fay 642 and a ob peop atid ofelod i, burglar and proof Vault and Safe, ila C, Herring, cost Solid oe oy sion, wrth Nate a front; Desks inside made by Cha Klelne, cost $1,550, ‘as good as ever: also ftanaing and Stung Desks iron Railing, ‘Stoves and Pipe, 8 a Obaire, irrors, Clocks, Carpets &c. ; asc Sauce lees eta ith renewal of 21 years, Catalogu Bank or at 108 Libes treet. RT NOTIOE.. —PURCHASERS — oF orm ep ttbestyie | and Engravings which may have been da imaged from any cause can have oon restored to aes ori rig! inal value by submitting them to H. E. EARL, 635 Sixth ave- nue, Picture Resto Bases RIDGE, x Tneluding a rer, INE GREAT SALE BY JERE, JOHNSON, Jr. “will take place this ‘day, Pleasant, in leaves foot of Barclay street at 10 o'c aa rp. If stormy, sale takes place to-morrow (Friday), in jerving at saine hour, BY E. H, LUDLOW 4&4 AUCTIONEERS, Important sale of the well known and beautitully locatea Lyric Hall Property, on Sixth avenue, Forty-second street and Reservoir equare, on Thursday, May 29, 1873, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 11 Broadway. Maps and full particulars at No. 3 Pine street. Y WILLIAM VAN TASSE! AUCTIONE! OFFICE ie ea eat THIRTEENTH ELEGANT PAINTINGS, CARPE’ TAINS, ROBEWOOD ON FRIDAY, MAY ae 1978 AT 10% O'CLOCK, ar Th or SIDENCE DWIN BOOTH, "E6Q., EST TWENTYTOURIHT REET, near FiNh avenue, all the ele gant Household Furnitnre, &e., contained in above dwelling, comprising Parlor, Libraty, Dining, Chamber ‘and. Ritehen niture, and consisting in if Brussels, Wilton and In- grain ‘Carpets: elegant. ebony and ormolu Parior sult, covered in yellow. satin brocatel; ebony and ormola Contre Tables, black walnut and gilt Centre Tables yellow satin brocatel Curtaine, Oil Paintings, Engraving cle- nt ebony and ormalu Upright Plano, clegant rosewood gctave Plano, black walnut Bookedses, black walnut Library Sult, covered in leather; Library Tables, Chairs. Clegant rosewood res, black walnut Extension Dining Table, Sather ck walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Holsters: Pillows, Bedding, Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glassware, &c., with which the sale will commence. Catalogue eatly on morning of sale. IANO, ELEGANT UPRIGHT Pali LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER —RY D. W. Chattel mortgage sate of superb Furniture on Thursda , at 12 o'clock, at manufactory 96 Cannon street. virtue of a chattel mortgage made io me, I shall sell at auction, at my factory, % Cannon street, on, Thursday, 1873, at 12 0'e} quantity of tine Furniture CHARLES KIENZLE, Mortgage May 29 13 sale without reserve. UCTION § SALE, AUCTION SALE, r $15,000 worth and S00 lots inagnifieeht Household Furniture, 700 yards Carpet it public auction, THIS (Thurs: ) MORNING. May "29, at 10% 0 oloes at the large private brown stone mansion 104 Hast Twen- HyAtth wtreek, between Third and Fourth avenues E. ROTH, Auctioneer. Parlors—Velvet medallion Caepets, elegant rosewood doubie round paten bed ay jour beantifal Parlor Fa in fai urkish Chairs, LER, Bronzen, Clocks Vusen’ Etayeres; Tablex, Curtains, Book: cases, &e. Shainber Furniture Rovewood and walnut Chamber. Suits, style of Louis XIV. Hedstends, Burcaus Washstands, hair and spring Mattresses, Bols sters, Pillows, Bedding, tc. Dining. Room Herts’ patent Extensi ‘able. French wratnut, Buiter, Chairs walnut Suits covered with reps; rich Glass, China, Silverware, Cutle: Brussels € ets, Servants’ Furniture, Responsible men in at: tendance to cart, pack or shi ip goods tor purchasers, city or country. Take Third or Fourth avenue cars to Twen- ty-flith street. UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE, At private mansion, 120 West Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Large sale THIS DAY (Thursday morning), commencing at 10% o'clock. Drawing Room Suits; superb: rosewo 24 octave Planoforte, used eight months, cost $90); Centre Tables hs voparntings, cS Books, Etageres, Turki Lounges, ne ON’Paintings, rich Hronzes, Imported Lace Carta Mir: Fors, velvet and Brussels Carpets, solid rosewood an black walnut Bedroom Suits, hair and spring Mattresses Pitlows, single and double’ Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ward: robes; superior walnut Buffet, cost $200; Extension bles, Chairs, Silyer and China Ware, Dinner and Cut Glass, &c.; Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, in lots, to highest bidders, N. B— Goods packed and shipped for purchasers. LUKE FIFZGERALD, Auctioneer. RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. At public auction this day at private residence 21 East 20th st., near Broadway, c neing at Wis o'clock, Over 250 Lots and $10,000 worth ef elezant House ‘old Fur- for genteel * clogant Par- Cartains, Oil | housekeeping, viz. lor Suits, Mirrors, Brussels Carpets, lac oak ss, Bronzes, Clocks, Bookcases, Cabinets, Suite, in rosewood and walnut; single ‘and honvie Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Spring and Mattresses, Bedding, Lounges, &c.; also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Parag ¥ NN, Auctioneer. A CTION SALE. AUGUS' MATINES & CO. Auctioncers, Magnificent Household Furn Pianotorte, Bronzes, Paintin Parlors Suits, Rare chance for house On this day (Thur intsmiansion 36 West 15th st. near oe a p’cloek, Teawng Room Fu rand Duchess Bookcase, Cabi nures, Velve le, Brome ek pets, Mirrors. Cen- sqwonit purtor grand i posit PLY THIS DAY (THURS- Ve the entire elegant and desirable Furniture, At private residence 210 West 2ist sireet, near ith avenue. To be sold at auction ‘ cisely. b ©, CASHIN lor and Nitra y Suits in rich gant Pianofortes, one four some Bookcases, 000 vols, tre and Console Tab! Bronzes, valuable Oi! Pi Clocks, ‘Ornaments, Table, Bafter, Chai ware, ish Chairs, © Curtains, , Extension ets, Glass, Silver- Cut ere a Olid black walnut and rosewood Chamber Sets, viz. :—Ke ds, Bureaus, Washstands, 38 fine hair and spring Matiresses, Suits in reps, Toilet Seta, Mirrors, 60) yards Carpets, anil for hontse keepin and country residences w sale ; Gat ote by catalogue. “ARCH JOHNSTON, A Office an Opposite Post office ; He Thirteenth street, FINE FRENCH, ¥ article necessary city this it furnishin well fo attend th a a Nassau street, uction Branch 19.10 35 Fast Rt NOTICE.—A SUPERB COLLECTION or | FINEERE original Oil in a Herres, | . AROE. VOHNEE pal po Mi dahy B 46 Sixth ‘sh Artistt | Si fine Chromos Mili, walnut aud beatin erga es ing the entire stock of & large house decli of the business, Now on exhibition, with-cs 7 _MISCELL, ANEOUS.- e | E WALK NB.—EXTRA AND PLAIN BOOK. | A, % MBLLIOK, JR, & BRO, ide binding done at shortest notice and lowest priee; 7 editions of Hooks done in best style. 59 Dey strect. XO AND SEE the great race between Fulerten and Gazelle, At Prospect Park Fair Grounds, Friday, May 9, at o'clock, qu bi & JANES, s k Book Man Books ade to patte STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND urers, 9% Fulton street, Blank KYES AND BARS. LYES. J. DAVE ventor and only maker of the iinproved Artificial Human Eye, ackno (by the faculty to be the oaly correct tinitation of nature in the 17 Bast Fifteenth street, between Third and Fourt CIGARS A iGARS OF HAVANA TOBACCO—ROSA GONG J $89; Fi de Cuba Galanes, $60; GROek opm was, to imported in aprearance and qual Hag J RAYNOR & © Jersey Real Estate, No.6 will sell, at i wlewoot, Xe # faverite suburb, Ons “A TUIDAY. MAY st, 1st aC 2.9). Me, on the by order of Mrs. J. 8. Auctioneers and fenters in st the beautiful estite of Hill comprising cholce Bulldin in the contre of th fronting on Fncte, Chestnut and it nied by costly improvements, Oniy tour minutes’ walk trom station, Also, the elegant stone Mansion, with convenient outbuildings and greenhouses, Sale absolute to the highest bidder. Parties desiring to attend sale take 1:15 P. fogt of Chambers and twenty-third streets, For maps and ad tickets apply to CHARLES D. KELLOUG, Englewood, and to A. OD, MELLICK, Jr. & Ba. No. 6 Pipe street New ¥ M, train from Y ¥, COLTON, AUCTION BER. Hlegiunt Household Furnitare, This day, Thursday, May 2} at 10h, o'clock, Jarge and attracuve sale of choice ‘urniture, decorated China Lin- r Sete, &c., from several families, at the salesroom, 53 East Thirtechth street near Broadway. ‘Seven rich Tose: wood and wainut Parlor Suits, in good order; mere black ber hd Chamber Suits, best hair Mattresses, 8 ring ds, ing, rich rosewood, Taek walnut ma- hogany Wardrobes, Armoire Wardrol tagere RERS Hine reeewood Patios; about 2 French plate pi Mantel Mirrors French Cabinet, elegant Butte txten- sion Tables, Chairs, Turkish Library Suit, Gas Fixtures, Eronzes, elegant Candelabras and Pedestals, large marble Vases and Pedestals. betes kta a Oil Paintings, cand Damask Curtains, Lambrequins, Chinese Vases. large lotof plain rurniture, rich decorated Dinner Sets, China and cut Glassware; about 50 velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c. The Pianos will be sold at 1 o'clock, the Carpets will be sold about 2 o'clock. ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—ADMINISTRATRIX’S sale of Household Furniture, French plate Mirrors, Velvet and other Carpets, Oilcloths, Piknofortes, 01 oul Paintings. with a variety of other Furniture, &c., on 8: Urday, Muy Sh at Il o'clock, ‘at 83 West ‘Twenty-second street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, the entire Fur- niture of the private dwelling. More full particulars on SALES AT adéTION, B. HER’ Abguosay 15 @no! sane and } nme, mek nee heer = ino and Button Gaiters, Slippers, &c., roe : be Wriltbe sold ie lots tomuit re retail dealers; {terms ash} wale positive. By order 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER.—SPECIAL SALE of four loads of Household Paralear one rosewood ‘iano, one Willcox & Gibbs’ Sew! Be ine, in perfect order second hand Carpet and Oileloth, Bedstends, Ger- man et ed, hair and other Mattresses, Bed Shects, Ing, don this day (Thea . iar 29 SON a a ia Bowery.” Dealers eopestaliy Tavited. JAMES M. FORD, A iotionmgesatig. THIS DAY four "story Nouie she Savery brittany Parioe ‘Belts black walaut and Cottage Bedroom Furnitures wookeasoe, Wardrobes, Butte Net Mitvors with, Console [ORTGAGE “SALE. —HENRY DREHER & eo Auctioneers, office 172 East Houston Dine sell this Ln as day, at 104s o'clock, at 10 Union tee Anton Count Tables, chal pt avin ar Copper Boiler, Uiewly Pertione Ae" Sate posltives HENRY DREHER, oetorney, for siiaaiee ORTGAGE SALE.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, Bowery, Will seli, this day, at 11 o'clock, at ‘West street, Gree! street), one Wolt, At tei ‘oué block irom. ferr} With Lense of Lot. rney for Mortgag O, ® FIEREON, AUCTIONEER, 3 A delightful Excursion to Belmount, on Pasnie R River, a great Auetion 1 beautiful Lo Got tree tickets of PIERSON & CO., No. 5 Pine strect. ‘Train Jenves Chambers and Twenty-third streets wt 11:15, 0. H. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER.—BY 0, H. PIER. HON & CO. Auctioneers and Dealers in Real Hs No. 6 Pine sireet, New York—Tuesday, June 3, 1873, Pare) en the rams, first grand excursion sale of (foot, "or Tenth y order Leroy autif ts on the southern slope of the delight- fuit Apel Mountain, at Wyoming, the wew and raj pidly rising city; only, 15 miles om Lg ‘York by the id Railroad. the fifth great sales at Wyoming and first on the walusbie tract adjoining Homing Property. known as the Monroe Co.'s. From its ¢ location, overlool such @ vast extent of HE eled scenery and the many beautitul ota towns and villages, the owners desire to give all an par tunity to purchase, on easy terms, one or more, y may desire, of these valued plots. Music b; 6 pond Luncheon betore the sale. Special Sais will lew York at 10:30 A. M. trom foot of Christopher aod relay streets. For maps and passes and all pai Uculars ‘apniy to the auctioneers. U. H, PIBRSON & gi No, 5 Pine street. AWNBROKER’S SALE, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, pas SELL THIS Pay, ‘AT 121 BOWERY, A LARG! si ABLE GOLD AN oROR ye. pOF SIMPSON, SOMERS & CO., 27 CHATHAM PAnasconens SALE—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at #9 New Bowery, 500 lots Men's and Women’s ‘seasonable Clothing. By order of Mrs. Aufsess, 279 Stanton street. AWNBROKER’S SALE—MEN’S CLOTHING, FRI- day. JAMES are muetonser,\ will sell, at 59 New Bowery, ati o’clock, 500 lots Spring, Business, Sack and Frock Ubats, Vests, Doeskin and Cassimere Pantaloons, Pocmene Shoes. ‘By order of J, A. Jarman, 185 Varick stree AWNBROKER’S SALE.—THOS. J, M’GRATH, AUC. tioneer, 133 Chatham street, will sell this d o' Cot 500 lots of Men’s and Women’s pining. Shi Remnants, Bedding, Boots, Shoe: Gente Pants and vests, By order T. F. Casey, eateas HE PEREMPTORY PARTITION SALE OF THE Property, of the Whitestone Land Association takes Place to-day. Thursday, May 29, at the Exchange Sal room, 11L Broadway, and not on the premises. Every Tot will be told to the. highest bidder; only 26 per cetit cash balance on mortgage, three, years: Dook-anaps at the Auctioneers’, A. VELEN Ps WILKING BO, No. 7 Pine street ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, Wil sell on wriaaye 30th instant, at 10 o'clock, the entire Furniture and igioe contained in the Grant House, at 44, 46 and 48 New Bewery, cousisting of the iy niture of 150 rooms, which is nearly new; also the office Furniture, &c., &c, epee ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ‘at 1034’ o'clock, at 50 New Bowery, large FOR R SALE. ee ann OR SALE—A HARDWARE, Hi Bouse Fo ian ona ee Stor itove » Scare now em See, ou Eres mea ge Banee unineas Apply at haus Third rae —— RR ast Fs. SALE—IN BROOKLYN, a. AG si, fem @ smal, select assortment Es iahey” Grocer, ES Address TEAS, a erie olga POR SALE—rOR WANT OF ROOM T WiLL a , a tire 1 id my bene WCAC, Guster Beka nt als, Dray Detar a poly 464 ludson street, corner of Barrow. FOR SALESA SMALL GROCERY STORE, WITH comfortable apartments for housekeeping; leaving for Europe, 344 Hast Twentieth street. Fs SALE—A FIRST CLASS R00! ERY. et) heap to a ca cusiemee Macatin wae ot the ‘ation one aul ter 7 w'clock PM. MeCHESNY, 55 irving ng place OR SALON OF THE BEST RECTIFYING AnD ly Liquor Establishments in the city, east ob ihe Bowery; willbe sold ‘on favorable terms tunity veldom offered for making a fortu particulars Inquire of THOMAS LYNOH 4 C0.,68 son street, betwoen Broome and Spring streets. fo | FOR, SALE—A FIRST | CLAss CORNER LIQUOR Store: two years’ lease and iow rent; must be sold this week on account of sickness. Inquire at 411 Ninth avenue. Of Smt OBBAP, A apeD Li Bom avons. mw ply toJOUN Nai wd signs POR SALE-GENUINE BELFAST GINGRR ALE RE- I’ ceipt. Address E., drawer 138 Montreal Post office. FOR SALE, CHEAPA LAGER BEER SALOON; must be sold this week ; no reasonable price refused; doing good business. Apply at 82 Kast Broadway. Fbug! SALE Ch ove eta CLOSE Ee! a RtTAae, A Sugar Mill, com ew, never 2 horse power. Apply to E. ised) ; PouOL, Now 6 and? Dey suece, Jor esgic? omnes he be oF FOUNDRY Tools. Can be seen in worl order by a) 110 Cannon street. isd ee & are CORNER GROCERY STORE, ON ONE OF THE leading avenues, with Lease, Stock and Fixtures, for owner leaving the city Apply to J. WILLA! 2004 West ‘thirty-erghth street IRST CLASS MILK ROUTE FOR SALE—HORSE Hot poker Wagon good. Call at or address 37 l/inth street, joboken re HOUSES FOR SALE—ONE PATENT, ONE LAGE! be one suitable for butchers on potelte AM ne corner Thirty-fitth street aby Eleventh avenue. By oee STORE FOR Lh agestole Sed OR wirnour k, with Foome down town, in neighborhood; must sold, on aécount any reasonable offer. Address Herald offic ‘ARBLE SUD. reduced cheay ment feknes for J. HOULIHAN, ‘= 158 Pay nie aoamag tae STYLES, AT ri Ottawa Beer Fountains and Exe fraction, liberal terms; send for illustrated catalogue. JAMES M. WITFIELD & SON, 262 Water street. ESTAURANT IN BROADWAY FOR SALE.—GOOD location, with fine patronage and long lease; tab) iinen, silverware and all fixtures in complote order. 1. good party terms will be made easy, as the owner is gnenaite in another business. Address, tor ten days, box 105 Herald office. “No agents'need apply. ARE CHANCE,—BAKERY, SELLING $250 PER week, for sale, on account of sickness, 3/4 Eighth avenne. AFES.—FOUR SECOND HAND SAFES FOR 8ALB cheap; Herring's, Wilder's and Marvin’s make ;, aa auth and medium. Apply at 72 Maiden lane, of 8. Siu FOR SALE—LARGE SIZE, SUITABLE FOR ‘a jeweller; Herring's make; patent locks; in in pertect der. Seon at 95, Bleceker street, or particulars from BELL, 28 Broadway. TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RETAIL RY is yore for sale. Apply to H. K. THURBER, 176 Chame rs street, TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY 8STORE— Must be sold on account of the parties going to Surope. 229 Mott street. HE FINEST OYSTER AND LUNCH HOUSE ON Sixth avenue, will bear investigation, tor sale or ex- change for city of village property: Address, for tem days, OWNER, box 140 Herald Uptown Brauch o ice. 10. BE SOLD—A LIQUOR AND LAGER BEER Saloon, with two years’ Lease. Call for two days ag 219 West Twenty-seventh street. Sold on account ALBUMS, SLIGHTLY owner going West. Apply at DOZEN, GOB LOTS) imaged: rare bargain and cheap. JOHNSTONE & 6008, St Broadway, $2, 000-4, REEL, PAYING STEAM FACTORY: no experience re terms, In- quire’ st EAGLE COLLAR GoNPANY 7 bin street. stock foods, by order of the assignee, consistin Tagless Dress Goda, shawis, Hosiers, Gloves, Siffis ey Goods, & ‘A ASS RESTAURANT AND DRINKING Saloon for sule—In the centre of business, but must be sold, as the owner is going into other business. Apply to THOS. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre street. SACRIFICE.—Al_ BUTCHER, FISH, VEGETABLE and Butter Stand; handsome’ Fixtures; horse, &c., Complete; flourishing business; everything (in order} cash custom, two years’ lease; part sub-let for $000; sick: ness compels sale; a rare chance. inquire on premises, corner of Myrtle and Carlton avenues, Brooklyn; or of FERGUSON, 161 Broadway, Now York. GOOD CHANCE FOR A FLORIST.—FOR SALE, A well-stocked nursery and greenhouse establish. nent; a chance seldom offered. | Apply to the owner the art Rallroad avenue, Morrixama, between Seveuth and Lighth streets, until sold. AX, OLD AND WELL-ESTABLISHED | PLUMBING, gas and steam fitting tin, copper and sheet iron Working establishment tor sale cheap, in the best location down fown, doing good business. “Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre si et N_ OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD FOR SALE. Location unsurpassed; splendid cash trade: enter- rising parties excellent chance make money ; bargain. Particulars 25 Chambers ee JORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. MACHINERY, A MES’ PORTABLY ENGINES 4 TORS power portable Hoisters, Saw: ind d Grain Mitte Vere Engines, Hori aa Engines, plain and cut off, and Boilers, all "styles and sizes; out own make; Shafting, Geering and Castings, HAMPSON, WHITEHILL & CO., 88 Cortland street. T WILSON & ROAKE’S, 282 AND 2 WATER) street.—Horizontal, Upright, Portable and Hoisting. Engines; Upright, Locomotive ‘and ‘Tubular Boilers; Steam Pumps, Presses, shatting, Pulleys, Hangers, &c. Foe SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ONE BUCKEYE Tu- r bacco Cutting Machine and one Rodgers Machine and Tess. OR SALE—NEW AND SECOND HAND ENGINES, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Wood Ptaner, Saw Tables, Matching Machines and H oistine and Portable Engines; two Gang Saws and one Rip Saw tor casing yoarple or brown stone. 514 and 516 West Thirty-tourth street. ANTED—ABOUT 100 FEET OF WROUGHT OR cast iron Tubing, 62 to 65 inches in p diameters boilers might answer. Address box 4,923 Px 'ANTED—A DIRECT ACTING STEAM PUMP AND ten-horse Bouter, ready for shipment. Address, with description aud price, box 4,980 Post office, Inquire at 137 avenue D. PANCY GooDs, LADIES? AND GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Store for sale, located leading avenue; excellent cash trade ; sold congequence il health; sacri: fice. Particulars 25 ( ‘hambers street. GK W. SIMERS, Store Agency. Bi ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEEK, OFFICE oh Fin havent 1e. ERVILLE will, sell at auction, on Thurs- aay, May 29, atl 895 and 697; o'clock, at Batterson & Cook's storage ch avenue, corner Thirty.fith street, @ and advances, Ane rosew< 10, Extension Tables, Wardtol ands, Cotumoder, curled hai Mattresses, feather some * Brussels Carpets, Ruy E: Matting, Ollcloths, ne French Ching, Dinner and Silverpiated’ Ware, together with a large assort- met of Kitchen Utensils, &c. Br mes BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONRER-SELIS, 10% orclock, 227 East Fifty-firat street,*Ale Pump. Tee Box, Stock, Fixtures, Grocery Store, Dealers call.’ BAVERSDONPER & HACKER. €2 Bowery. ANKRUPT SALE.—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Messrs HOY’ EELER & BRADLY will sell at their salesrooms, 18 and hureh street, in the city of New York on Wednesday, May 23 1873 at public auc. tion, under the direction of the undersigned, assignee ot Jaimes MoNulty, a portion of his stock, consisting of Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods.-—Dated May 18, I JAMES S WILLET’ Asstznee, ANKRUPT SALE—NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN that Messrs, WM. TOPPING & CO, will sell on Thurs- day, May 29, 1873, ut “public auction, at their aalesrooms, 182 Church street, in the elty of New York, under the di: rection of the undersigned, assignee of James McNulty, 4 portion. of his stock, consisting of s, Furs and w Goods—Dated New York, May a KT, Assignee. Y ISADORE J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER.— Will sell to-day, at 12 o'clock, complete Fixtures, Lease of excellent Bakery, 116 Suffolk street. Sale posi- tive; buyers invited, STRAUS & SWARZKOPH, 875 Bowery. Y SIMON HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. FRIDAY, May 30, at 10s 0% clock, at 15 Bowery, the entire stock of Wines, Liquors, Cigars. &c., trom i’ first rooms, fo pay storage Jor. ‘ato Etageres, Buffet Bed: 8, muttne bea Clage denier, removed forconvenience of eale, and-comn: rises choice casks Brandies, Gin, Port and Sherry Wines, Champagnes, €c-; also avout 8) bbls. choice old Bourbon and Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Clears, &c., anda yariety of other Wines and Liquors usually’ found in a first class store. Sale will be absolute, rain or shine. eee invited. ¥ JOHN A. be NN, AUCTION. R. OWN A. DU & CC vpalencenes 2a) Bowery, will sell, this at 1g o'eh 1] 00 and 511 West Forty-fittle st hear Tenth ‘ire Machiner; nd Tools of various kinds, contained in the above match anufactory, consisting, viz. :—Ot Machines for cutting and framing’ matches, Hand Lathes, Circular Saws, Tin soar Mt and Rolling Mac’ s, Spooling Machine, Scoring Machines, several Laying-in Machines, Portable Forges, Pressing Machines, Si Tables, Tinmen's C m0. ting and Puncning Machines, Ehating, Belting and P Work Benches, Vises, Anviis, Steam Heating Ap. paratus, casks of Wax, carboys ‘Acids, boxcs Russian alue, Pants, Phosphorus, Stearic, Acid, Amerphos, Phos phorus Chemicals, Gums, cae % size; Desks, the Office Furniture, Writing Tavies, Hook Chairs, Mirror, Herring's Sate Press and Stand, lating, &c., &c., with which the sale will commence Catalogues at the tactory. Goods to be removed by Sat- urday wfternoor if Y DANIEL A, MATHEWS, AU ES: AL room 766 Broudway, near Sine ech just below brewart’s, ON FRIDAY, MAY 50, at 10%¢ o'clock, at private render 198, EAST WITH STREET, soutien Lexington ayenug HANDSOME MoUSRHOLD iat RNITURE, “StmRors, BRUSSELS AND 3-PLY ROSBWOOD rraners Alte TE, comprising ele; apt’ Tose Wi t Bittor Suit, in brocatel, Centre and Card Tables, el nt rosewood Etagere, Pier Mirrors, rosewood and oak Bookcases, oak extension ‘Table. Budet, Dining Chairs in leather, rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureans, Be cdsteads,, Washstands, Mattresses, Paillasses, Engrish, Brussels ‘and %ply Care ots, rosewood Hat gegnd, Eingravinies, China, Glaskware, trigerator, &c. Sale will commence with Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at house, or at auctioneer’s oles 766 Bro Broadway. INGEE, PORTER & CO., | AUCTIONEERS, D Wilisell on Friday, May #0. at 104 o'clock A. M., at 2,092 Third avenue, neat 12 th street, a ee et ‘of tiene nd hand Parlor, Library, Chamber and Dining fea Purniture, Chair, Tables, Lounges, Wardrobes, Hall Stands, Bureaus, Beiatends, ‘Washstands, &c. Als a fine assortment of hair, husk'and other Mattretses, Pil. lows, Bolsters, &c. velvet, tapestry, Brussels ana! ‘Thgrain Carpets, white and check Matting, Uiclous, &c. Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen a Utensil be sold Without reserve to cover adv: ve eal rreiulacs nod at the office of Auctioneers Third avenue and at € Cedar street. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. RDAY, May 81, at tt o'elock, at the evetion foo No.1 North Wwithion street, House- hold Furpis ail cogsigned, to 108 S08 ure, Carpe, ‘Mirrors, Pianos, Irom Bales, 4c, NO. 1 TEA AND GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. Located leading avenue; large and profitable busi- ness; splendid chance live men make money. ‘ar- ticulars 25 Chambers street. GEORGE W, SIMERR, Store Agency, DOWNTOWN PLUMBING AND GASFITTING Business will be gold cheap. It is an old andwell established stand. Sold in consequence ot the dedth of the owner. (A rare chance for a business man. Apply early at 7 Nassau street, room 7. 1Q, HORSE, dion erat ENGINE AND TUBULAR le Poller, in perfect orde! wey eG. ORBAMEN & SON. 19 Platt street. _DEN \TISTRY, ( BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, #; SINGLE, $13 Warranted. Extracting with i, Silver 'Fill- ings, 0c. Open Sunday until 12. i Sixth avenue, be- tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. Remember, 262. BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TERTH EXTRACTED; fresh gas daily; Combination Sets extremely light and durable, Rubber Sets, $10. 216 Sixth avenue Detweem Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. blished 24 tL. BERWARD. FOR SALE, ELEGANTLY FITTED UP CONFEC- + tionery a reain Saloon, 24 Bleecker street. If ot sald petore Sauurday will be sold at auction on that day, by JOUN & O0., 227 Bowery, MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE—SE years established on same premises; full myest safe investinent. Call ‘on BRAZEAN h avenue. LONG ESTABLISHED, WELL LOCATED, REMU- nerative Boarding House; undoubted bargain ; very Fare onportnnlty, owner ledving city; also Sate, two Counters | CAGNEX, 581 Hudson st. BARGAIN.—$200 WILL BUY A MATTHEWS’ Fountain, 6 arms, 12 syrups, with beer pumps, hol ers and all other furniture complete; been used two sei sons; cost over $50. SIMMONS, 137 Bleecker street. SMALL GROCERY STORE—GOOD BUSINESS LO. cation, down town, for $350; also Restaurants and Liquor Saloons at low prices: ‘ool Beer and Soda Water tling Business. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A GEOR, SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES. ON THE + avenues and’ business streets; also Restaurants and Lodging Houses, opposite ferries; Hotels, Bakerics, Con- fectioneries, Stationery Stores, Drug Stores, Plumbing and Printing Business. MITCH LL Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. N ELEGANTLY FIT’ UP SAMPLE ROOM, I one of the best locations in city, for sale; the business has been profitably carried on for some years. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. FIRST CLASS STEAM LAUNDRY, DOING IM. mense Le and ine ie ee running order, will be sold reaso Elghth avenue, REWERY GRAIN CHEAP, “FRESIT EVERY DAY, for sale. Apply at HOWARD BREWERY, 5i8 to 532 West Thirty third: street, near Tenth avenue, Cnt GLASSWARE AND LAMP STORE, 1,213 Third venue, Lease, po Stock and Fixtures, for sale ; large stores rent $40, with Tooms; death cause of selitig. Great bargain. iS EROS Diss STORE FOR - SALE—A SHORT DISTANCE from the city; a first class ‘and business, with a re long lease, For full inquire of CHAS. N. CRIT- TENTON, No. 7 Sixth OR SALE—FIRST CLASS BAKERY; SIXTEEN BAR- ly at 246 " g's street. rels a week. Apply a eM ERS iews & co, Wor SALE—A LARGE BANK SAFE, WITH THRER vaults, and some Bank Furniture. Inquire at 750 Broadway. OR SALE-IN THE EIGHTH WARD. FIRST CLASS Fviquors orner: good reasons for selling. In- qunre‘at'66 Warren. street from 12 to 3. FOR SALBSA TIQUOR SALOON, IN A DESIRABLE locality, situated at 49 W hitehall street, corner Front great posite the Battery; will sell Stock, Fixtures and Jood Will. in the business on reasonable terms; a rare Ghahcs tor alive business man. For further particulars bade on the Lushai T. AC) he snetc 49 Whitehall st. GOR. ‘SALE—AT one Habe os ‘COST, A LARGE Slotter. Apply to E. ©. » Nos.'5 and 7 Dey street, room 6. articntal avenue. = WATCHES, JEWELRY, | See RESPONSIBLE PERSON HAVING A PAIR OF pure white Diat to 2 carats each, and Wishing to sell them a yen. ure toa cash purchaser, may address DIAMOND, box 165 Herald office. 45) OUNCES OF SOLID SILVER eae WARE, made by Tiffany and others, for sale at Loan Office, roadway, near Fit Avenue Theatroy anda great varicty of otlier goods, to pay advances,. Joans and charges. BETWEEN ens z a SIXTH AUENUE, Jd Waverley places, Ladies and tlemen will pe ‘astonishe? at the prices given for Cs At Clovhing, Carpets and Pee lever betore have such, high prices be: e are bound to fill an order and Sods u must be had, yor Coats, trom $3 to $20; raat $2 to $10; Dresses, $5 to $70. Please call on or address above. dies attended by Mrs, Harris, STONISHING PRICES CAN BE gt eat FOR é mi wot slong. Car) eta Be, 5 fo for Rs. on eases, fe. Laces, Rgnndt value will bomaiie Ploase'call on or adress by note Mr. or Mra. H. HARRIS, 81 Sixth avenue, third store above Waverley place. ATE: B, MINT2’S, NEW STORE, 48 THIRD AVENUE, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, ladies and gentlemen will be astomshed at the great prices ay in cash for cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry : $10 to- Bi ror silk dresses: conta, $3 46. $We pants, $2 1098. & hole by i hod Titcended to by Mr. Or ifrs, Mintay d out 0 T EDWARD MILLER'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Sixth avenue, near Waverley. place, formerly" Garcon Cloching: Carpein, kes by eniliny'on oF ‘address Cas lor rf , &e. Ay on or address ing, Ladies atte edo by Mis. Miller. = TM, MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, oi Sixth avenue, opposite Eight street, ladies and gentlemen can receive the utmost value in cash for thelr- ‘ast-ot! Clotiing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces, ac. Ple: call at or address the number as a “Dailies wait on by Mrs. Marks. Please try, and ‘satisfy yourselves, T THE WELL RENOWNED ESTABLISHMENT, we Seventh avenue, I have just received orders to amount of $75,00 am. theretore ogee led to. followin prloct»For, silk Silk Dresses, | ya to ‘antes, to $! pets, Please call on oF ddveas Ales or Mrs 008 Ore as 46 Seventh avenue, N, B.—Second house above Twenty: fourth street. T THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH a et..] near Forty-sixth street—Wanted imme- ce of Cast-off Clothing ‘398 < Carpets fc the Osaka tga ‘Will pay from 86 for coats, to $7 for pants, Rie $65 tor dresses, Calton or addi Mr, or Mrs. FLA’ T & MISH’S, 137 THIRD AVENUB—LADIES AND ‘ntlemen can receive the highest id ice tor Cast-of Growling and Carpet ne calling or ing. attended to by Mrs. Jin d..\ Ani |. OSE RD Seer ON T 16) SEVENTIL AVENUE AND NINETEENTH. A atreet the hy inte! hest cash price a poeeeee tor Indies? it-on We ar arel, Carpets, Fur= Seca tales he ees and gentlemen's ta, Fur niture, &c. Urders promptly a RISENSTADT. ker SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY o0ds at 1 tian ieee New Jersey, 20 miles few ‘ork city; esial Le i lierad tablished seven years, Address 308 SEVENTH AVENUL.—L T H. MANNES’, 800, temo having Casto Clothing tg peratures ee.st0 dispose of will do well to call oF Radrem: highest prices oan GOR SALE—A CIGAR STAND, WITH STOCK, FIX tures and four years’ Lease, located in one of the Principal hotels, hetween Twenty-cighth and. Thirt seoond streets, on Broadway. Address HENKY SEMM 1,181 Broadway. rniture, W. PA JARRISON, 366 THIRD AVENUR, NEXT THE. Soadic ETE sale ioe cameca tore anuaecuntigs Wad in fo lo ar ” calling or addressing. Ladies attended % to Dv Mes Harel son. STORE IN ‘beet 2 rHOROTS trate; tour year fitted fare in city ; fortune for a five mai F°% SALE—A CHINA, Cn ad ,CROOKERY AND Lamp Store. 423 East Fi OR SALE—THE, BELMONT HOTE! 133 FULTON street; immediate possess cree entire es- tabiishment. Apply toe V. CAB Broadway, or ‘on the premises. OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A SIXTH AVENUE Cigar Store, doing a fair business, Address SACK FICE, Herald Untowa Branch office, 33) SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH sTREET.— Wanved irameiately, quantity of Castof| Chih Sifior panun go to 675 ter drosacn.® Celfon oy udiiveae ME or Mrs. qa “ THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWHNTYTHIRD: ladies’ and ot geatemen'e ‘Wea 7s he patel Pye Ace ac. Ladies waited on by Mrs. Leon,» PPATSh Carpe! 833 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STR H, HERZ pays the highest priea for adie ettemen's Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &c Ladies wii Waited 00 by Mix Hera,