The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1873, Page 11

IMMIGRANTS BY THE THOUSA Studies from Life at Castle Garden. Examples of Foreign Ouriosity—Specimens from the Oommon Mould of Human- ity—Men, Women and Ohildren Goming to the Land of Uncle Sam. How the Immigrants Are Received and Treated. ‘The scene in Castle Garden on Wednesday was one Of peculiar interest, The advent of 4,000 immi- grants in a sinsie day is an unusual, but not un- Precedented, occurrenc>, It is a day fraucht with much importance to the immigrants themselves. ‘The air oi: the Garden is close; the ventilation insuMcient. The «dors of the steerage render ‘the atmosphere almost intolerable. Clouds fill the air and every moment threaten rain. The whole arena, together with the balcony which surrounds the entire interior, seems filled with a struggling mass of humanity, As a HFRALD reporter walks slowly around this large tuilding he sees many ‘pictures which are worth reproducing, and whi*h make Castle Gaiden an enilecs source of amuse- Ment to a student of animated nature. Viewing the whole scene from the small balcony ‘which is reached trom the Commissioners’ office, it Seems @ strunzely moving panorama, and the vari- eties of sombre color and shade seem formed with almost kuleidoscopic diversity. There seems to be Dothing in detail to describe, and the casual ob- Server returns to the gftice with the conclusion that the immigrants are in the Garden, and will doubtiess make the best of their way to their des- tinations. Nevertheless, there are enacting many homely incidents, waich can only be singled out from among a crowd such as this by a careful tour of observation throngn the Garden, The reporter prefers to make l.8 journey alone, He who can be ‘an acute observer without making known his iden- tity can alone ho, e to see things as they really are. SOME PICTURES OF HUMANITY. Near the centre of th: arena stand five young men, with tneir bundies in their hands, They are on the point o: separating. Two go to the Saginaw region, ene to Northern Minnesota and the others to lowa. One of them tells the reporter that they were raised together in the same town in Northumberlang. Their paths, which through youth and manhood have been together, are now about to diverge in all probability forever, It ccruiny is an ip rtant day ior them, Near by 4s a German giri ceaied on a black box. This doubtless contains her entire worldly possessions and she probably awaits triends, Two small boys are sitting beside a roll of bedding and a heap of cooking utensils. The smaller, a lad of eight, looks as if he wanted to cry very badly, but was afraid of his big brother. These children are doubtless awaiting the return of relatives who have gone to some other part of the building in quest of in- formation. Not far away sits a middle-aged, Smaciated woman, whose face plainly telis that she is a victim of the dire disease, consumptien. Child- Jess and alone, we hud her on the steps which lead ‘tothe parquet, ‘he tirst and almost involuntary question 1s adiressed to her. She 1s asked if she -Swaits the coming friends, Either suspicion or ‘uniamiliarity witv the language closes her lips. Ahe is perhaps airaid of the American people, and is revoiving in her mind ali sorts of terribie stories which have reached her at home about America, COME TO AMERICA TO DIR. Leaving her, an «ld lady is seen to the right, who ia evidently unused to lorming a part of such a Tustic picture. ‘The regular features ot her face and the serenity wit which she regards the scenes passing around stamp her as an Englishwoman, The Meat immaculately white cap and the large putfo. ray hair, which, as it were, iormaframe for her lace, denoie some degree of refinement. What could have brought her to leave her native land at this time oi life? Certainly not want; assuredly neither affluence nor pleasure. Inquiry establisties the fact that it was love tor a son, Who many years ago came here and who is her sole comiort.” She ‘has sent for him and sae expects him momentarily. “She has come to America to end her days with her only child. Is not this an important day for her? She crossed in company with a family who sit near at hand; but, as il to seciude herself somewhat, in -order that she may give full vent to her joy at “the meeting which she so longingly anticipates, she has moved apart from them, TRISH PEASANT LIFE. Here are two young eouples belonging to the bet- ter class of irish peasantry. The girls are dressed in bright colored "plaids, with paniers and all the follies of fasnion. The hats are oi st . question- able, it is true, as to size or shape, trimmed with an extrav: ve Ol flowers, leaves, buds, iruit and : hg ere is a young mother only a few feet dis- She is scarcely eigsteen, aud is apparently anxious toencounier and vattle with the possi- bilities of free America. She is neither handsome nor elegantly dressed. Evidently belonging to the poorer class, she has been used to a lifelong strug- gle wre with poverty. She is very proud of the cluld, er only Offspring, The smiie on her face is to be -Roticed as she alternately looks upon the little mite of humanity at her breast and then upon the strange, intolerable babble whieh surrounds her. AN EXAMPLE OF GIRLISH PRIDE. A Itttle girl, poorly but ciewnly clad, perambu- “lates the floor in a small open space, holding over her head a shabby gray silk parasol. Just as proud -and happy is she as the most contented gir! on the avenue. joughtless little creature ! She smues to her father, a buriy Irissman, with all the joy ot ‘awakened iniant pride. Finding a clear place on the eastern side of the rotunda and &@ man with a «cracked fiddie, a small party of En: h working- men, with their wives and sweethearts, begin a ee country dance. A mixed audience Som jour quarters of Europe stands in stupid silence, The dancers are oblivious tu all surround- 4ngs and intent only opon tie celevration of their sale arrival in the “land of promise.” THE FIRST MEAL IN AMERICA, * And now it would seet tobe lunch time, All are geen unrolling mysterious packages. A_ sturdy German woman brings out from a roll of bedding three loaves of bread. brown as the Noor of the Garden, # large piece of .am and some very strong- smelling cheese. Sandwiches, whieh would do honor toa bee: garden on the Bowery, are deait out to smali and large among a lamily ol seven children. “RUNNING THE GAUNTLET.” ‘The bell at tie top oi the balcony rings violently. Another steamer us come up. The immigrants, as they arrive, are to come in by the gate leading from the wuari. The registering clerk mounts his desk. The teller, Who checks off each name as he calis it from the steame:’s list, leaps upon the loitiest rostrum. We are to have "Vanity Fair,” and the curtain is rung up! The gate Swings open and the strangely assortea cargo of humanity comes struggling and straggling into the rotunda. The leader is a burly Swede, who passes ay forward to the registering desk, carrying & andie ef bedding on his shoulder and a struggling child Whose xex it is impessisle even to guess, ander his arm. He enters the narrow pas- sageway with fear manitested on every lineament of his tace. He 1s evidently afraid tuat he may get fast. Seeing the possibility of a jam, the Swede, by xterous Movemen’, places the child on the top ef the pack on his shotider. Next comes his wile. The more than feminine efforts which she makes to keep her piace next to her liege lord are laughable. She “heads of’ a couple of yeung Irishmen who Were avout to slip in between, and talites her Bame second on the list, Aiter a number ef SILENT, UNCHARACTERISTIC PEOPLE, ‘who pass slowly along without creating any sensa- tion, comes a fine, old-looking Scotchman, He ‘Walks the door as il it were the quarterdeck of a man-ol-war. As he comes out the reporter learns, on inquiry, that he was in the East India merchant service, and sailed between Dundee and Bombay, Next come more women with children—women with voices weak as air and others who give their Dames in a voice clearly audible above the korrible din. Young men struggle to the front with all their rtable effects enclosed {n a red silk handkerchiel, ore small boys, following overburdened men and ‘women, Women with care and anxiety written in their faces—men inured to toi) and exposure and ignorant as to the existence of the eight hour stat- ute. Next & widow in biack, leading an interest- ing, b= ere timid girl of twelve; she is evi- dently irisp. Then a dark-featured, ' black-eyed ‘woman. apparently alone and triendless, yet with 3 jm ot Mhadness on her lips. She gives her name A PURE ITALIAN ACCENT, ‘and comes from what once was Qam Happy. She is possibly the future wile of a happy See are ote ane & number of iA more oo composed 0 peasantry of Sweden, Norw: Tete and Germany, there comes a batch of nglish families. They are from Sara uae Meanwhile, farther along the pas- in is hurrying the immigrants through thet fabyrinth of railings and gates. On one occa- sion a German, who is at the head of the column, turns about suddenly to see what is the ate, aod blocks the progress of the entire throng, orders are reiterated in German, and the ieader ore breaks ee eget the tide swa: aie for- rard again. in mov passed ‘under: the rotunda, ee “HANDY ANDY" AT A DISCOUNT. Once inside bo wou on the jmmigraae betake ua occupations, themacives to vi Une tellow Wp eH P| | SSC GLE 0057 c9EEgESTE0o9 089 b20REETTERSREDEOEE;. LARERERIEELL NUE TERMETTTEET NEW YURK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1873: Tusnes up to the Post Omics and asks :—‘‘Are there any commands for me?” it 1s without a smile that the official asks the man’s name. The eat- grant evidently thinks that tue clerk erk should know his name if he knowy what duty is, In this in- stance the reply ts, “My name 1s 10 your book.” For a lew moments the officials are besieged with such inquiries as, “Where can I raise my ticket to Scranton? “How long wi'l they keep us here 1" “When will we get our luggage!’ “Where dol take the boat for ‘Troy t” “What is the price of a ticket to Mudsock :” “I want to give you my name; wiil you take it?” “Can't we get offto night?” “Was my name called?’ and a thoasand similar questions, which no one but an immigrant could possibly remember, WHY NOT ABOLISH THIS? Now comes the carnival of the boarding house- keepers. Hither and chither they rush among the immi,rants, while outaide the gates, forbidden to enter, stand the brothers or relatives of the very ary Who are now being solicited to take ledg- in the “Immigrauts’ Fair Haven" or some other euphoniously named boarding house. Pretty =, this! Where are the Reiorm Commis- IN THR BALCONY, Taking a turn around the great balcouy which: surrounds the entire building the reporter sees yet more, Three lirtle girs, scarce out of swad- dung clothes, crawl up and down the dusty stairs leading to this gallery. Here 1s @ Woman combing her own and her child's hair preparatory to de arture, No .ulse huir on the mother’s head, Here again is a man who has just had his money changed into currency, and he and bis wile are en- gaged in examining it, A little boy is intently in- terested in studying the devices on @ ten cent cur- rency note. Paper money is evidently a novelty, A number of children and women are seen stretched out on the floor asieep, It 18 their first sleep on terra jirma aiter the voyage. Such are but a few of the studies from life to be seen almost any day at Castle Garden, LI_ERARY CHIT-CHAT. Lazy PARSONS have their paradise in England, where neatly lithographed sermons may be had ready made (as appears from the advertisements) at 23, a dozen, THE MOST UNHEARD of prices were paid for the Turner Engravings at the recent London auction. The plates of the “Liber Studorium” alone brought about $100,000, A set of them comprised 71 plates, and they brought from $1,600 to $4,000 each set. DOUGLAS JERROLD’s Son, in a brief preface to a new edition of “Mrs, Caudie’s Curtain Lectures,” telis us that hee jo.ed both literary and pecuniary success for the last twelve years of his life, though he had ‘forty years as hard fighting as ever man who took up literature as his profession could do,’" Logp HouGnron’s ‘*Monographs, Personal and Social,’ will contain side allusions and interesting facts about almost everybody of note in England. THE ALREADY ANNOUNCED NOVEL from the pen of Olive Logan is a “Summer Romance,” @ tale of American society of Long Branch and city life. SoRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & Co. announce Henri Rochetort’s forbidden novel, “Ces Depravés,” in an English translation. G, W. CARLETON, the publisher, is to give us sketches of the Bermudas ina sketehy volume by GW. C. THE CATALOGUE of the Vienna Exhibition was printed in that city on a Walter (London) press. ‘The first edition of 10,000 coples was worked off in five days, It issaid by those claiming to know that this catalogue is the first book ever prinied from continuous wen paper on the Continent. AMONG THE SWARM 0! Napoleonic books that still keep the press buay is Felix Whitehurst’s “social Life in France Under Napoleon IIL,’ in two vol- umes, shortly to appear in London, MRS. SOMERVILLE’S scientific library is be- queathed to the Girton College for Ladies. Mr. Babbage’s library was sold intact to a collector for something under £400, IN Mr. Ruskin’s late edition of bis own works he says:—“Of America ¥ nsually say nothing, be- cause as a nation they se¢ their trust in liberty and equality, of which I detest the one and deny the possibility of the other,” TH FOLLOWING Inscription is emblazoned round the banqueting hali of Bulwer’s old ancestral home of Knebworth :— “Read the Rede of this Old Roof Tree. Here be trust tast. 0) Knightly right band. Worth in all, Witin some, Laughter open. Slander dumb. Hearth where rooted Friendships grow, Sate as Aitar even to Foe. And the sparks that upwards ge, When the hearth flame dies below, If thy san in them may be, Fear no Winte Roof Tree.” PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. FEW PIANOS OF OUR OWN MAKE, RETURNED rly new; at bargains for cash, or on the same torent; all 734 octaves, and in OFORTE CO., No. 5 East Fourteenth st. T BETTS’ WAREROOMS, 788 BROADWAY, COR- ner Tenth street, new and second hand Organs, tor cash oF tistalments, or to rent, $8 to $10 per month, pertect orde ARION P A® ARION PIANO, 73 OCTAVE; AN UPRIGHT L Piano, other first class Pianos, for sale cheap; also Inquire 220 East Twenty-elghth te. Parlor Organ; all new street, near T A MAGNIFIGENT BRILLIANT TONE 7% OCTAVE rosewood grand square Pianoforte, cost $950, for $275, Stool Cover, has box for shipping tre brocatel Parlor suit, cost $475, for $1 amber, saree: A’ $200 CASH IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATE! Beautitul rosewood 7 octave Pianotorte, carved legs, e, overstrung bass: cost 6660 AL A Ri A..~Sctave four round cornered brilliant. toned. Pianos forte, used 8 months; cost owner $900, Call at private residence, 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth av. AX ELEGANT FOUR ROUND CORNERED ROSE- wood Pianotorte, 744 octave, all improvements, cost $1,000, tor $275; one grand sjuare for 3; also entire eh ery iamily going abroad. at 210 ‘av. "FIRST CLASS 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- ade to order; celebrated make manufactured by Chick: 1 ROSEWOOD 74 shipping; intings, Bronzes, ily leaving eit E BE latest improvements, tully Bleecker st, near Bowery. 4 OCTA’ strung Pianoforte, ata sacrifice. Res ST CLASS NE to let-37 perm Pianoforte Wareroo Forty-fourth and Fo evenii or ent lowed it parobaare 712 Eighth avenue, between ty-fitth streets. Open’ day and BaNsAM PIANOS RETAILED AT rR AVE wholesale prices. Direct from factory. Send for circular. CHRISTIE, 78 Barrow, near Hudson street. BARGAIN.—PIANOFORTES AND ORGANS almost given away : 50 new and second hand ones to be disposed of this month; boxed tor a bheeki PEEK & 80. Bleecker street. pranos AND ORGANS.—GREAT BARGAINS, NEW and most beautiiul styles and periect tones ever made, and by best makers, at lower prices for cash, or monthly instaiments, or for rent, during this month, at WATERs’, 451 ‘Broadway, than can be found elsewhere, ARbAT IANOS TO RENT—$5 TO $15 PER MONTE applied to anieg LIAM A. POND & CO., 47 Broadway. IANOS, SECOND HAND, OF VARIOUS MAKERS, 1n thorough order. for sale, at low prices; also Pianos torentand on instalments, by CHICKE RING & SONS, Il East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. XEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD. PIANOFORTE, $100,— SJ Wo are retailing the est Anighed and riche: voned Pianotortes ‘manuiactured at $225. c TERA. TIVis PIANOMAKERS, No. 9 Great Jon BUARDERS WANTED. hee AND PLE PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED unfurnished, with or without Board, may be had "a ‘Fouthern tamily, at @ | Place, DEPAW ROW (188 BLEFCKER STREET).—DESIR- sib'y, furnished Rooms, with Board; family Rooms to $15, sinsle $6 10 $8: wD pact ae pas ee Ma FRONT poow, econ FtO08. COMFORTABLY turnished, with Board hot and celd water and gas: also o her Root pie moderate. 99 Christo- Dher si reet, bear Bleecker, ST FLOOR.—COOL, SPACIOUS ROOMS, ELEGANTLY Jurnished, with first class Bord; private table if de- sired. 1¢ ‘Thirty-second street, between Fifth and Madison averues. 2s BLOORS FROM BROADWAY—$7 TO $10 PER k, “ood Rooms, with Boara; table boarders accommodated; Pancromely. furnished house; good neighborhood and ion. 61 East Fourtn street. D FLOOR TO RKNT—TO ADULTS ONLY, CONSIST- ing of five rooms and bath, with full or partial Board, as desired; house recently leased to a private family, put in thorough order, and ail apartinents strictly frst class; also very desirable, Rooms breakfast ont HA Madison square, ahi fourtn’ door below ‘Union ‘Logue ub. Q OR 4 FIRST CLASS ROOMS, CONNECTING, second floor, 51 West Thirty-third street hi stoop brown stone; modera improvemen out Board. West Eleventh street, near —TRIPLE Pars. WANTED_FOR SIX “ADULTS; . FARMER having large house, well shad piano; keeps good conveya second floor, neatly turnished; ti gurroun tings: 20 to $0 n Lies; none others. Addre: Particulars, SHAW, 33 West Forty-sixt" street. Boats WANTED—AT A COUNTRY FLACK, 49 mites via Erie Railway, near statio jass Board; fine air; no m price. *ei0 t sifier week, Address ORANGE © x 13) Her- ath id ph G ‘and pleasan yw 4 — uitoes; CO" nou BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE, TWO hours irom the ci y Conteal Railroad of New Jer- vs ple antand healthy location; g good Boards plenty of milk wea jruit; pleasing grove: ters $8 per week, Address A. 'LERT, North Branch, somerset county, N. J. COUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE, TWO J hours from city by Central Railroad of New Jerry: pleasant and healthy location; good table; plenty rut méik; flshing and boating; siabling for horses . in- Seotan ba Dlano if desired ; terms $7 to $9 per week; Foterence, W. 8 Dyke, 313 Commerce rect, and ©. 1B. Van Dyk, 208 Greenivich street, New York: Ad~ V. STILLWELL, North Branch station, Somer- seveounty, } N. J. NOUNTRY BOARD,—REASONABLE PRICES; WATER J view rooms, wiih balconies; piano, boats, bathing M. CRYSLER, Cold Spring, L. I. tain ¢ Clark, steamer Martin, Market 8 (ouNtey BO\RD.—ADDRi W. W. RELYEA, Evergreen Hill, Walden, Orange county, N. Y. ity reler. TO $10 PER WEEK, $1 50 PEK DAY.—NICELY turmished Rooms, wiih excellent Board, $e me single 180 Bleecker street, six bloc! ‘west of Bros rsOns, al ay. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—AT BABYLON, FOR J three adults and coachman, in farmhouse ‘where no other boarders will be taken, ‘Addvess, with particu- Jars and price, box 3,398 Post office. $6 TO et PER WEEK.—GENTLEMEN AND FAMI- lies. in obtain excelicnt Board and pleasant Rooms ar 29 Hast: Washingion place, between Broudway and square, LEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO. LET—CHEAP, Y at Astoria, to gentlemen, with or w.thout Boord, In & desirable, health/ul location; convenient to ferry.’ In- quire at 31 Park row, basement. $ TO $8 PER WEEK.—LARGE ROOM ON FOURTH floor for two gentlemen; also other Rooms, with house new. 'No. 1 Spencer place or 18’ West ‘a; Tench street. Reterences. TO $10.-CENTRAL PARK AND FIFTH AVE- nue; private family; northeast corner Eighty- ixth street and Fifth avenue, furnished Rooms or Rooms and Board. TH WARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE ONE OR two newly furnished Rooms to let, with or without ial Board, Inquire all next week at 14 Warren place st ret). Dart (ch 10 pWAVERLEY, | PLACE. — HANDSOME | FRONT Rooms, $18, $14 and $16. fortwopersons, with Board; Room, $9; no children; also table nice single’ hi: Board, desk STREET, 200,—TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED sa Parlors, with Pino, and Board for two persons, 40 for one Parlor; modern improvements and plenty 0 closets. 14" STREKT.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO let, Nar Board, at 217 West Fourteenth, street; it class ns moder uouseally ¢ de: Eanle: as a Summer house fii suitable for $i2ier two, Good Summer residen WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE Fifth Avenue Hotel.—Elegantly furnished Rooms to entlemen, with sood ‘able unexceptionable. 19 Jet, with or without Board, to yentlemeu and wives or gle gentlomen, 22 WFST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH “i avenue.—Second floor Rooms to let, furnished, with Board, singly or together; terms moderat DBP STREET, MADISON | SQUARE—ELEGANT parlor Floor, with private table, also other Roo or en suite, with or wituout Board ; references, hwenty-thind street, East 26 WEST TWENTY-SE VENTE STBEET.—TO LET, with Board, a pleasant Suit of Rooms on second floor, consisting of parlor and bedroom and bathroom; suitable foi al ymily ors single gentlemen, sing) 8 EAST TWENTY-SECOND e gant mansion, fin en suite or single ingle gentlemen preter age Lor th 3 EAST. entitles STREET, —HANDSoME LY Ve farmiahed ig oms 1 Tet, large and small, with or without Board private table it desired; terms moderate. 33 IRVING PLACE, CORNER SIXTEENTH street.—Rooms, furnished, with or without Board, for families or single gentlemen, 33 BAST EIGHTHENTH STREET. —HANDSOMELY Qe farnished Rooms to let, to gentlemen. large and small, with or without Board; private table if desired; terms modcrate, 3 TH STREET, WEST, 323,, NEAR EIGHTH AVE- OF nue.—Fine Rooms on firs’, second and third floors, with first rate table, for rat very low prices. 39 EAST TWENTIETH STREZT—A SECOND Floor, with private table, or without board; also Rooms for single QO GREENWICH AVENU Strect—A large Halt Room, with Board, $7 per week ; third story Room, $10; Office $12 per month 47 BOND STREET.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, to gentlemen or gentleman and wile; table first class; tetms moderate; near the Grand Central Hotel; reference. 48 West Forty EIGHTH STREET.—AN ELEGANT suit of Rooms for parties desiring first class Board ; references exchanged, BETWEEN ntlemen: réterences. CORNER OF CHARLES also Room tor single gentleman ; 10 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STRE. Lexington and Fourth avenue Rooms, handsomely turnished, on second floor, suitnpie for a gentleman and wile or three single gentlemen ; also & hall Room on third floor, with Board; terms reason- able; references exchange 134 BLOOMFIELD STREET, HOBOKEN.—A tieman desirous of learhing German ‘ean obtai Board and _pleasanteApartments, at a moderate pric¢, in a German family, 146 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STEEBE: —DESIRABLE Rooms to let, with Board, en suite or singly. References exchanged 203 WEst , TWENTY FOURTH 2) tween Seventh and Eighth avenue: fur- Rished Room, for gentlemen or gentleman and wite, i withoat Board; terms reasonable 210 WEST THIRTY-SKVENTH STREEF ) LET, gentleman and wife, with to two young ladies working sure jay, or to 211 FOURTH AVENUE, NEXT TO THE OLAREN- F Without Boar don Hotel,—Handsomely furnished double and Singie Rooms: bath and gas, warm and cold water in the house, with or without Board, QQ WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—A FEW 20 gentlemen be accommodated with Rooms and first class Board at low terms. 24 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. 0 1 entlemen, a Suit of handsom hed Rooms, together oF separately, with Breakiast " tdesired e 20 private family. Y EAST THIRTIETH STREET.—FIRST CLAS Board and pleasant Rooms tor $6 per week; full ss ustacion guaranteed; give us a call before look: ng elsewhere, 446 WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—A PRIVATE J Jewish family will let, with or without Board, to gentlemen or a gentleman and wife, one or two large Oy handsomely furnished Rooms, References ex- change HYvok™ N, N. J.—TO LET, HANDSOME *ECOND Floor, furnished, with or it Board; two minutes’ Walk from ferries: ba’ nd cold water on the floor; rooms connecting; good breeze off the river. 30 Hudson terrace. ‘0 INVALIDS OR LADIES EXPECTING CONFINE- ment.—A large, handsomely furnished Room to let, with private table and attendance, b physician and nurse; no other boarde cality | Sree clase. Address box 4s 4 Pos BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, BE- tween Tenth and Twentieth streets. Address, stat- Ing terms, box 5,152 Post offic HREE GENTLEMEN WANT GOOD BOARD AND pleasant Rooms near the landing of the Harlem W., box 1,888 Post office boats. Address, with terms, G. HOTEL! ANGEL URKISH BATH! ue,—Pleasant Rooms tor gentlemen or fainilies; transient or permanent, with or without meals; private table if desired. Baths open all night. NROVE HOUSE, 172, 174, 176 AND | ae BLEECH KER J street.—$1 6) to $2 per day, $12 Coolest house in the city. ground, &. OTEL ST. GERMAIN, second street and pean plan; cit (YEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BOWERY, CORNER OF Bayard street.—200 light, Rooms, neatly furnished, » $2.60 to $4 per Week; for gentlemen pr Large st dy yards, Rooms. all tron: Wr LIA. TOMPKINS, ‘Proprietor. Broadway. BILLIARDS. A —STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL the Phelan & Coilender Combination Cushions for aalo only by the patentee, H. W. COLLENDER, successor to Phelan Bi ender, wy, New York, OR SALE—ELEGAST 5x10 PHELAN A _COLLEN. der Pool Table, almost new, including Balls, Cues, Markers, 15 Pool Balls, Pool Rack, Triangle, &c., at7é Jane street. chasers will find it greatly to iheir advantage to splendid stock Wate new and second hand Fables betore KLABER, STEAM-MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING Works, 1 and 156 East Kighteenth street.—Marble and. Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu- a at chee that defy competition, Marble Turning lor .N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED r beauty of design and quality of workmanship. for Work of all ki Siete Work of AU KE AUIYN SLATE COMPANY), _Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, Union STEWART'S SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE. Ss gant fesiens: Siat oe of me ert Oe Gonrsiviion | Fs Die and Wood Mantels. T. B. 8ST! ‘West Twenty-tl ' ax TR ar ‘seventh sven ASTROLOGY. Ate Tes (KNOW ity, DESTINY, CONSULT ert ifted Clairvoyant lack ; tells Rae rents Went Forty-firn vceet, hear Brondway. TTE: N !—CONSULTATIONS ON Lae LAW A rae coral : ies, losses, abeont eas, } love, mattiage. oor eet ck Be Gintrvoyant, G1 Sixth avenue, UROPEAN CLAIRVOYANT TELLS NAMBS, SHOWS liken causes marriages, givee qumbers; 600, and i, ‘Mad Went tronty dish street. COUNTRY ‘BOARD. MILIES CAN BE ACC ‘OMMO: ‘D fares air: ber on the banks of the iudson ae iniles north of N y qhelther f nor mosquitoes, “Gi . W. MURTF' ELDT, box 1 199 P Fost office, A FEW PERSONS CAN OnTaty Fins FIRST CLASS Board and pleasant Rooms in Greenfield, Con: distance trom New York 50 miles by New York, New Ha: ven and Hactiord. Railroad. Address box No. 1 Post office, Greenfield Hill, Fairfield county, Conn. FEW ADULTS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT Forest Dell, in the village of Claverack cpm County, with first class Board and Rooms; json River ttalitoad three hours irom New York tthe abote are the finest remdence and grounds in Columbia coun Address FOREST DELL, box 10 Post office, Claverack, LADY WANTS BOARD ON A FARM, NOT TOO far from New York; conditions, healthy location, Pahine: fees terms ‘Please address SANS sOUCI, jerald o pig FAMILY bf tor A FEW shady grounds; rity of the. Cuakiiies ty ther auihans ie dal eammunieation from ‘Address Mrs NTROSS, Durham, Gree county, N.¥. Relors to H. H. Waterman, 100 Brosdwar, room 4; New Yor AN NYACK.—BOARD FOR EIGHT ADULTS, FOR the season. Inquire for M. B, ENGLISH, near depot. eae, Senne BOARD—PRIVATE FAMILY; EX- lity ; , A jo neath ‘att Stor eh ren w York. nt feat ‘A. GORDON PO: a ae Unlonville, Harvéord county, Board ar BERGEN POINT, N, J.—THREE OR De accommonated in urivate house with elegai dings. ress box 5,614 New York Post office. ¢ jepot: grounds wel shaded; high and healthy; a charmigg piace. Ioquice ft 64 Clim wtzeet aocoud fl, bay {IST GLASS BOARD-ON SHREWSRURY RIVER, ASS BOARD AT LARCHWOOD—1% HOURS from New York; handsomely turnished; fine view and drives; sea bathing; good food and stabling ; splendid lawn, shady walks and groves; every comfort’ Address . box 448 Post office, South Nowalk, OOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT A FARM- JX house in Northville, . 1. ng Islan Wor cseforance call on tana Ne Lane: Wl Pestta ae Address V. K. TERRY, Success Post office, Long jand. plies} BOARD CAN BE HAD, AT MODERATE prices, with a private amily. at ‘Evona, N. J., on the wee ersey Central Railroad, ‘by two gentlemen and thelr wives or a party of four persons, "adress A. B. On, box 109 Herald 0 ERSONS WISHING COUNTRY BOARD IN ORANGE county can learn of desirable accommodations by calling on M SIXAS. 204 Broadway, or addressing box 92 Blooming ve Pa N.Y. 10 RENT—FOR THE BOARD OF TWO LADIE: furnished Cottage, beautifully surrounded ; fruit and shrubbery,’ near landing. Address 8° ERS, West New Brij on, Staten Island. ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS AND child 18 months old, good country Board, cop yes nient to the depot, on the line ot N. Y. and N. H.R Flushing and R., about 20 miles from the digs from July L, tor the Summer. Ad Iress, stating terms, which must be moderate, JULY, Herald whe Branch office. A’ SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Grand Union Hotel Will open June 1, for the rece J, M. Lander and his sup epgag the season; rooms can be engaged at Metropolitan Hotel or gitasy House, New York. Address BRESLIN, GARD. NER a CO. at Saratoga N. Y. DRIAN INSTITUTE hour trom New Cortlandt or Desbross modations for fail reasonable terms. address M. K, BABBLER, « |ASTLETON HOUSE, | WEST BRIGHTON LANDING, 8. T., 40 minutes from New York.—Hourly boats __W. W, PURDY, Proprietor, Bld ht Ba he NO“ZZENS’ WEST POINT HOTEL, will open on Saturday, May 31. Two Cottages to Iet, with Board in Hotel; special Lerms oflered to parties engaging rooms tor the season | For particulars #adress AKD COZZENS, West Point, N. YRITTENDEN HOUSE, },14 BROADWAY, CORNER J Tweny-sixth street, on'the European plin.—Rooms, en suite ani singly, at moderate prices for the Summer restaurant attached. NOLUMBIA WHITE SULPHUR UNIONTOWN, N. rk, on Philadelph eot ferries.—First class aécom: Apply lo or from pier 19 North River, NEAR Hudson, N. Y.—This water is universally regarded as the best combination of healthy Ingredionts of, aR. in the country; flue air, beautitul grove, NAUTERSKILL J antly located, near thee from the'village of Catskill AI SPRINGS, Creek, tw male nited number of mer boarders can find £234 gogommodations at ea 7 STON, Cay f ble rates. Address WL N.Y. OTTERER open June 1 to receive ¢ ing ponds, &c.. unsurpassed. J.B, DOTTERER, Colesville, D'SeARTO a HOUSE, niet, shady and re- Specially ad: stayes Fun to beach; terms moderate. Apply at 20 Fourteenth street, New York. ELIGHTFUL SUMMER RB city by railroad.—Large w Gation ‘healthy; terms moderate, ‘Address box Ridge, Bergen ¢ Je ORY HOUSE AND CARI Lake Maho} open for guests June daily from Gran street, Harlem Railroa Band'has been engay apply at the hotel or ai US hes HOUSE, SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Morris county, N.J,, will. open June 1; two hours’ ride from the city via Morris and Essex Railroad. Appli- cation torroomscan be made by mail at the House, where the proprietors canbe seen every W day trbm 12 until 3 o'cloca. ARREN © INDEN PARK, CORNWALL 4 open for the reception of pe Boarders; terms moderate. AKE MAHOPAC—ANDERSON 4 ble Rooms to let for families; two hours from city; terms moderate, Apply to or address GEO, H. ANDER: SON, Lake Mahopac, Putnam county Teens LONG BRANCH— tired W TER HOUSE, ‘ ‘Hoard’ $4 per day; four Hentral Depot, Forty-second Mr. J. Bernstine’s Orchestral or the searon., For terms, &c., MSAY, Proprietor. W nanent and transient 1. RING, Proprietor, Ocean Hotel, one Branch, ‘turday, May 31, OMARLES. : 'WATKEN LELAND, Managers. A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N = 4 Now open for guests; 30 y eats commutation $6 es. OUNTAIN iE, SOUTH ORANGE, MONTROSE station, N. hik ‘tavorite first class hotel is open for Spring and Summer season; it has all the conven. ences and comforts of of Barclay street, vi Morris and Essex Railroad ; 34 trains daily, HITZELBURGER, Proprietor. EWPORT, R, L—THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, FRONT- ing Touro Park and Bellevue ‘avenue, will be opened for the season on Mol day i Sty “HAZARD, ebeiat roprietor. ‘OR Nt Touro Park nd Bellevue aveni with first class Board, Apply at 273 F HOTEL, FAR ROCKAWAY, Appen on June 7 (or at of guests A) PA leat R vY Proprietor. VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE—ON THE CATS- kills, via Kin, mn, Ulster A Ab Y. For par- ticulars address J. k, LASHER, Overlook Mountain House, Woodstock, N. ¥., or JACOB SHARPE, M49 Broadway. AVILION* HOTEL, KEYPORT, N, J. IS OPEN {or boarders. oats leave New York at 10 A. M., 4P.M., and Keyport, 7A. M.. 5 P.M. Splendid bath ing, Aubing, driven ae. One of the best country resorts on the New Jersey'shore. Terms reasonab) GeOROR a -KITBEN. POINT HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY ON THE Sen bathing, fshitg. boating, pleasant drives, o chills and fever; 45 minutes trom city. . PLY MP Weat Twenty-fourth street, Pocky PONT HOTEL, Rhode Island, Season of 1873. On the turopean plan. This well known and popular Suminer_ resort, situated on Narraganse't Bay, between the cities of Providence and Newport, will be open for the reception aie she June 25, To meet the growing demands of the public capacity of the house has been increased since last sea- son by. the addition ofa number of rooms, all large, air; and new! new emaurant of an increase seating ci ight steamboats a day irom Providence and Newport, For information in regard to terms, &c., atdre: Lely Hotel, Providence, R. T., HUMPHREYS, Proprietde. RIVERSIDE HOTEL, RD STREET, AT CARMANS- ‘th River.—This popular house, en- tirely fit few throughout, is how open for the reception of guesta: 14 trains dally from ‘Thirtieth treet time, 20 minutes, . ke. to HAGLER” & DUNC. LE, $07 Sth sec tad dad } UsK's SUMMER RESORT, HUNTER, GREENE county, N.Y. References—David Hall, No. 2Maiden New York; P. 8, Duryea, 40 Park place, Newark, jane, N. 1EA VIEW HOUSE—SAVIN ROCK, wi ach, HAVEN, Conn, opens June 1, for reception of it. Dy Eke, Proprietor. T, JAMES HOTEL, MARION, N, J.—EIGHT MIN. utes fo sd ity ferry, Cort Pi nia Railroad’, beautiful location fi ible cle} tly furnished Rooms, en suite or wingiys ; a mer improvements; boating, driving, good sta- ing, MIT HILL HOUSE, ONE MILE FROM Nl, wilt open June I for city boarde! able price; pleasant pine grove ete fruit, drives, ac.’ ty GYRACUSE HOUSE, SYRACUSE, N. ¥.— FAMILIES accommodated with superior Board for $7 to $12 per week. Grand place to spend the Suinmer E, PETERS, Proprietor. ZEB HOUSE, NYACK-ON-HUDSON, WILL open June I4, ce for din CARMFI and circulars. LD. M. NSFIELD, Proprietor. \OWER HILL HOUSE, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R, nin ee June 2, 1878. Address 2 West ‘Twenty- rect, New York. | Cl, OFLELD. late of Continental Hot a NITED | azarns HOTEL | (EWLY FURNISHED Us ind refitted) ong Branch; X. J., will open June 14. For terms, &c., address M. M, LAIRD, Proprietor, Yo PAVILION, WOODSBURG, L. L—THIS pacers Hotel will open June rerlooks the Atlantic mead but one hour's ride from New York ‘via South Side and ae Parties suffering frow bay tever “ind ague P EWELke ste aorieton CAT. SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. ‘foetan, ag. I. MULLER, AUOTIONEER. ae Fisrtition Bale Valuable Lots, Two Trout Springs Twe Pretty Cottages, ‘Third, Fourth, Fi and # Sixth, Seventh, Bihan: Nin Ninth, ‘Tenih and _M7nitontane, Lt, sod at jon, by order of the Wurtestone, ssageiation, ere nA Hurd, Joun BD. Loose, Conrad Ryo enhusen, Henry Tooke, Auoiph fop-euhuseh and &. 8, Hinadale), ander the directiou of George W. Van ticlen, Bq., Attorney, THURSDAY. ‘JUNK 5, 1873, Hh taee Satin at the © 111 Broadway (rnin ruins, New York, | ADRIAN H. MULLER,'?, R. WILKINS & €O., ucdoneers, property can be ob- lowland avenue: Blevenih sta, § at Book Maps and Passes to visit the pi tained at the office of the Auctionecrs, io. 7 Pine & reet, New Yo Whitestone ‘miles’ by road, Ii miles by rall- road, from cess Pon; icas the terminus ot the ex- Collent Fiushiuy und Nortaside v allrond, unping timo, from 27 10 30 win es to sunter's Moin, 35 t0 40 nt to Thirty-iourth street, New Yor Su ‘wo 6) minut James slip doub.e deck ierryboats Garden City ina hampton). Thirty-nine trains daily, trom 6:50 A, M. spiagt 1 anidnights ely airs; toot warmer seat; steam brakes; miller's platiorma, stecl rails, elastic wheels, salety switch hi run in the in'erest of it passengers: always on time; never delayed by Ice or snow. Whitestone is actually more accessible to business and by pleasanter travei than seventieth street, sew York. It is on the sound, with reached b the Ciiy Hall than Fort of N city, Ax near as Newark and tslizabeth, ‘The vilige was, ‘n-orporated in 1s00. and is growing rapidly. ‘The streets ou which hese lots are cttered are nearly all scwered. curbed. guticrod, and macadumized, High rolling ground, with excellent water, we | drained healthy; Ho more sub ect to ever” or sower mile lonw, empty: and ing into the Bast . iver. ‘The village contains Episcopal, Catholic, Methodi Presbyterian churches, public ‘and private schoo toric, xavings banks, Herald Whitesione televraph; ove 2 inhabitants, with over 15,00 within a rad wyor three miles, and is ;er.ectly convenient to the city for calls, shopping, concerts or theatre. wy Gulnmutation, ferriage included, is only 1254 cents each ;and the riiiroad agrees to give a commutation book {unter's Point tor one year free to the occupant of new house costing more thin $20 0, and bullt betore Is74. This privilege of course ‘holds yood to o Peron who buys atthis sale, Whitestone has long. bee! famous tor its bea nery, fine drives, boating and sailing. “It combin Nolty. pleasures with Country” com> Ort. Itis an excellent point of investment Over $1: worth of lots surrounding the property offered today were soid between June and November, 18/2, mostly to parties intending to build and remain’ permavently. Houses are springing up on every side. Living is cheap— cheaper than in the city, ‘Two Houses will be offered, either of which will make 4 food home, he ponds offered at this sale are wi very valuable as trout ponds, also. io supply. Taxes are very light; villa yy churter to one-half ot one per cent on the yaluation. ery lot sold wiil be subject to covenants a ances and liquor sior These lots and houses are offered in addition to those sold on Thursday, May 29. All must be sold. This is a bona fide partilion sale, and. every parcel offered wil, bo sold fo the highest bidder. |Full ¢ warranty deeds will be gt eC “anh be obianed at and inc: il rove unselors-ut-law, Beniett suiding. On *forme-lapor cent doven, 16 per cont on July 8, balance on mortgage for three years; 5 pe: t discount from face of mor jwane for cost Do not refrain from buying at the sale, which will be atthe Exchange Salesroom, 11 Broadway, tor the rea- son that you are unacquainted with ihe property Call on A. R, P. R, WILKING & *S0, auctioneers, at Pine ‘hire or on BK. VAN 13%. Naasiu street, Ket free, pekyos, visit roperty amiiipier out your lots. Mey i. HOPKINS will moet youlat Whit tt will take three hours. LpEN B. SINR, Avoriox: R, ZA “Salesrooms 9% Chembors and 77 Reade stree: Late Henry i. Leeds & Miner, is 3 youn Esta od In 18 rse Auction Mar! and 34 F ‘ 01 net Baty i Fourth avenue, cor- GENTERL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR Ivet, Brug. Sis aud Mngrain’ Carpets: wilt trame Pier and’Mantel irrors, rosewood and black walnut Parlor suits, in crimson brocatel and various colored. reps; marble top ntre and Side Tables, Etageres, black ‘walnut Be i, Bureaus, Washstands and Commodes, Lounge: Rockers, Dining, Extension Tables and Chairs: Cott Suits, hair Mattresses, Feat lows, lace and brocatel Wi sravings, Wardrobes, Bo elegant ‘ebi Chamber uit, with rick Bedstead, Bureat from Parls, and ¢ “iho, toraccountor whom it may concern, 1 cask 80 gallons Port.Wine; 35.ca-es, each 25 Ibs., Liquor Potass: Tease, 22 Ihs., Lilauior Potaes: #00) empt 8, ‘Also at_42 o'clock, Patent State hts of Mee SA, Rich in Patent Huby Jumper, for the State of New York and five New England states: RCH. PON LIB AUCTION 5 Office and salesroom, N tet strect, Horse Auction Branch, I! 25 East Th enth street. Carriage Repository, Nott 8 Co Pakeyy tet FINE FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN CHROMOS, ARCH. JOUNS ON WILL SELL. AT AUCHION ON THIS DAY (SAT ite AY), May 31, at 1134 o'clock, at the salesroom, 37 ) street :— ‘A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FINE CHROMOS, in gilt, walnut and rosewooa frames, being the entire stock of a large house declining that Branch of the busi: ness, Catalogues now ready RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSE . This day at public auction at private residence 21 tween Broadway and tthav. comnencing kK, over 300 lots of elegant Household Fu Rosewood Pianotorte, el russels Carpets, Oil Pain 5 . Ornaments, Clocks, Bookcase ito Bedroom Sut rosewood and walnu| Double Mi dx, Bolsters and > i intings, En- nsils, &e. tulip wood iniaid rmolu mountings, comprising wo Tables and Cabinet, imporied tint East 20th st., SIXTY. WH STR, LER, P. R. WILKINS & CO. wiil sell_at auction, on Monday, June 2, at 12-o'clock, at the Exchange Silex room, Ill Broadway, the two four story high stoop browh stone trent Lots situated on the south- cast corner of ses about 52. feet dee ntain modern improv: basement and parlor foors finished in hard wood; Ww. TV , I Cedar and 38. © cond hand. huych street. Abratam Se THIS DAY, Mi at ll oe! Avery large and general asso Goods, removed trom residences, & sale, ine ladl ag Parlor and Library Suits, in fancy and striped rey rosewood. mahogaiy and ‘walnut Chamber sults: id derminster veivet, aie velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carp sts; Oilcloths, & Chromos, Oil Paintings and En- gravings, Bedstead, Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Hall Stands, Easy Chairs, Lounge: obs nsion and Cen tre Tables, ‘spring, hair und over te end Pillows, Blankets and Cae "kt Crockery, Glass, na, Lace Curtains, Cornices, ‘Sienna marble, Ventre and Butlers’ Tables: 80 framed Engrav- ings, Druggets, Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixta kinds of M: a Pier Mirrors, Wardrobes, € Platedware, Kitchen Artcles, 4c. ; Clocks, Bronzes, W dow shades, rior paciee tits eagle? 4 Tables, Desks, Sashes, Shelves, Counters, &c. Descriptive cata: logues at sale. Ladies respectiully invited. AUCTION SALE AT THE LARGE BROWN STONE mansion, 10 East twonty-Aith sere between Fourth and Lexington avenuics, this (Saturday) morning, May 31, at 1039 o'cloe ROTH, Auctioneer, will sell, positively, 400 lots by c: logue,’ maxniticent I id Furniture, 800 yards Vel- russeis Carpets nway & Sons’ rosewood 7% o0- lave Pianotorte, Graside. Duchease and Marie Antoine style Parior Suits, in satin Leg ‘atel and i ; Etageres Tables, ae ieortes mirrors, irtains, ish Chairs ies, Bron: fine Paintings, ‘Statuary, Clocks *; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, odes, Mat, Glass, China, Silver Cutlery Extension and Tea Tables Goods packed and de, antry. . AME se JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ffice and salesroom 37 Nassau stroet, opposite the Horse Auction Branch, 19 1025 East Thirteenth street, Carriage De; pository, No, No, 8 Cortlandt street. tresses, Bedding servants’ Furniture, Buffet &c. Sale positive, rain or shi livered for purchasers, city or ¢ Extensive sate of Household Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, ec. ARCH, JOHNSTON WH! sell on Monday, at 10% o'clock, at the sulesrooms 37 Nassau street and 55 Liberty street, a large and extensive assortment of Household ‘urniture of every descrip tio ‘o'clock, at the marble batlding so Liber street, near Nassau stre; rge quantity of blackwainut Counters, brant and Counter Show faves, Desks, Chairs, Ralling, &e, UCTION SALE.—POSITIVELY THIS DAY (ATUR- the entire elegant and desirable Furniture t private residence 210 West ‘Zine st., near by avenue, to be sold at auction, m, comimencing 10 o'clock precisely, by ROBERT C. CASHIN,’ Auctioneer, ra Parlor an Library Suite, in rich satin and broe: two elegant Fianoibrtes, ohe four Found, comt 81:00; vio, handsome Bookcases, 60 volumes choice Bool “7 Cabine elit Centre and Console Tables, Etageres, Turkish Chairs, Bronzes, valuable Oil Paintings, Mirré lace Curtains, Clocks, Ornaments, &c.; Dining Furniture, Extension Table, Buffet, Chairs, Dinner and Ten Sets, Class, silver: ware, Cutlery, olld black walnut and rosewood viz. :—Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands: % tresses ; Suits, in reps; Toilet Sets, article 1 seary (or housekeepi Thor Turmshiug city’ and country resi siddenc ald do well to attend this sale; lots by catalogue ; take 7th oF 8th avenue cars. A CALDWELL, AUCTIO: . Mirrors; OW yar BER. HANDSOME, HOUSEHOLD. FURNITU RE, na T SALESROOM, 72 NASSAU STRERT. clogk prompt consletin meant rosewood Pu Tower: ph conolating wi a tbe Sults, Mir- mirror doora; Centre bles, Bul and mahogany or Sern eet fa tands, together gre ty ing Urensiise “Every ios will positively be gold withe t reserve. a ‘On this oy (Saturday), at the et mansion 36 West loth st, near 6th commencing 10) Drawing Room Suit, iC ‘Antoinette. an Grand Duchess fizies, cor ik brocade: Etageres, Book- ease, Cabin ures, velvet, pres ore! ets, Enco arti Centre Table fore a Clock, 8 ae ee ag Pianofot iF ll ALES AT T AUCTION, A. D. MELLIOK, wn, & & “BRO, Auctioneors and Goalers in New orre Real Estate, Mae Fine strees, witl ew verite suburt m8 DAY emg are cia P.M. on the, premises vores ofan fe Coens the beauiital eats ae Hilts Fark, com| prising poe Buiiding Plots, le Cenire of the own, fronting on Engle, Chesinut and inintside avenues, eof surrounded by costly improvements. Only tour minutes’ Waik trom station, the elegant stone Mansion, Aenh leg! thd grecatoaiea "ont outmgiisings Sale absolute to 0 the | highest naeee Parties 4 to attend sale take foot of Chai ey aac Twenty-third pies map Cees D. KELLOGG, Englewood, A. D. MELLICE, Jr., & BRO., No. 6 Pine street, New York. AUCTION BALE. AUCTION BALB, at private residence, 120 Wost 2 street tween 6uh and 7th avenues, Large saie THis DAY (Saturday mornin commencing at 10, o'clock. Drawing Room Suita superb rosewood 74 octave Fiane Used eight months cost $900; Centro Tables, Book. Case, Hooks, Etageres, Turkish Chairs, Lounges. tine Of Paintings, rich Bronzes, imported Lace Our wg Mirrors, Velvet and brus.els Cari eis solid _ro-ow = black walnut Bedroom Suits, hair and sj ring x jet 3408, 8 ngle and doub.e Bedsteads, Bureaus, Walnut inlaid Buffet, cost $200; kxtension Ta. bles, Chairs, silver and China Dinner and Tea Se Glass, &c, Basement and kitchen Lier id ookiag Utensitx in fois tothe highent bidders N B.—Goods Packed and shaped for aire FITZGERALD, Auctioneor. B DANIEL LULKINS, AUCTION. ER—OFFIOR 196 i” Broadway, room 19. Positively the closing sale of a large variety of superb imported and and city custom-made Furai- 14 o'clock, at the store, & Murray street, near Broadway, where the stock has beew. of sale, consisting of Frencks marqueterie, ebony and gilt, bols de rose and French wal nut Chamber, Parlor, Library and Dining Room Fura ture of the most unique and modern style, Now on oxbd> M. train from ture, on Saturday, May 31, at10 removed for convenience bition, with catalogues, N. B.—This being the last sale every lot will be abee lutelv sold without limit or reserve. Y WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE Ny, 1 id BAST SHIRTERNTES 4 REE’ TH AV pel GANt ‘OUR EN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRO! ORS, FanER Te, BRKOC. aie AND LACE OUR} “ROSEWOOD PIANO, ELEGANT UPRIGHT? es THIS DAY (3. Y Y si. lu OOK, AT THE CITY RESLDENGE Of WIN BOOTH, ‘ESQ., 4 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH RE: ad near Fifth avenue, all the eles ane Househor@ e, &c., contained in above dwellit ng, comprising “Libraty, Dining, Chamber and Fur: an a partot Brussels, Wilton and In~ grain ‘Carpets: elegant ebony. and ormolu Parlor Sule, covered in yellow. satin brocatel; ebony and ormola Centre Tables, black walnut and wilt Centre Tables yellow satin brocatel Curtains, Oil Paintings, Engravings, ole. ant cbony and ormdlu Upright Piano, elexant rose octave Plano, black wainut Bookcases, black walnut Library Suit, covered in leather; eggs Tables, Chairs, elegant rosewood Ktageres, Inut Extension Dining Tajo, Builet, black waluut Be Bur Commas, Spring and Hair Mattresem Bolajerst Pillows, Bi Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Sinsgware, &c., wit gc hich the sak will commence. Gaia out dae early on morning of Br ECONTON, “AUOTH ONWER A DMINISTRATROOS of Household Furniture, French Plato Mirrors, notorte, Ct Paintings, velvet and other Carpets, Joths, Exvonsion and Dining Tables, Sideboards, drobes, Bookcases, Bedateads, Huredus, hair Mate ee May 31, at M one Pin on Hope fo 6 aero denss ctoe! 1 9 replde sieeterbantoer Fd and Misti ave nue Bf outre. niture of the house, consisting in part of old and hatigug lew, several Ol Paintings, together with variety ai kinds. By f the Adininist tratrix of the Eastat N, B.—All the Fura ud miust be removed this day oF Cariy Monday morning. BY carp SaMP Reet, JR. AUCTIONEER, CAMPBELL & CO.’ soil “this da; cy lots, witheas reserve, in house and on premises st Kightecuth street, corner of Eighth avenu o'clock, Geatrable Household I reas, Washstands, Carpets, Ollcloths, curled hi Feather Beds, Pil Bedding, other Goods, Stoves, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, &c. specially invit All goods removed immediatel: sale. CAMPBELL wi CO., office 348 Hudson street. Y JOHN A. DUNK, , AUCTICNEER. N'A. DUNN & CO., *Ralenroom 227 Bo grees vill soll this day. at 1076 o'clock, at Bleecker lots, all and entire, the Tools,’ Fixtures and Fur dantatiat that Confectionery and Ice Cream Mathews Soda’ Fountain, marble top top. hairs, Counter, Shelving, Glass ndy Jars, large stock of manutactured Candy. Poxes, Awning, Stoves, together with ail the Ute commencing. st io ture, &c., vin —Bi ae id t cue a tts ee rand “other Matinee Clocks, Buyers, dei tare iS Ice for manufacturing, &c., &, 8. WEINBERGER, ~ AUGTIONEER.—REGULAR +, gitle, of general Merchandise this day (Saturday) May 31, at 10% o'clock, at 154% Bowery, 47 y hand Brussels Carpets Brussels and Ingrain’| Carpet, Ot Ol gloth, “Parlor Suits, "Wardrobes, Bookcuses, Dry’ and Fancy Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, &¢. ; ‘Liquors and Cigars, Aco 89 bey a AUCTIONI Re , May 21, Mortgage le. ololorks atthe auction room LNorth Wiliam {, Houschold Furniture, Piano, Iron Safe, Carpets, K, Ice Boxes, &e.—consisting of Cottage waite’! ‘Sofas, inges, Tables, C| dressing and plain Bureaus, Washst: ane rca an Paintings, Extension Dini: Tables, ood, mahogany, and cottaze Bedstoady, hair-top Mattresses, Beds und Bedding je top Cem Chairs, Brussels, thee ply and ingrat blleloth, Kitchen Furnit 15 boxes Clothes|Ping, 1 Pano, 1 rence 18 hee frigerators, 1 Herring's Sate, 1 Biiliard Table, 2 trunke Clothing, By order of the atte '¥ for mortgagee. TF he ate mortg ~~ AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 8) GREAT will sell, this day, at two o'clock, af No. 7 ae ne street, near Amity, Fixtures of Lager Beer Saloon, walnut top Liquor Bar, back Fixtures, tancy Bar Rottles, three Mirrors, Clock, round and square wainud Tables. Chairs, Oil Paintings and Engraving: 1 Dy Shades, Signs P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TH oJ. day, atil o “clock, ‘at 59 Great’ Jones street, two fin ts, walnut and other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, heets, Bookcase, 12 fine Brusst oe whiny 4 rand other Mirrors; ele Pic- fee. fing French, Clocks, splendid *aixtension tre Tables, oak Carpets, Pillows, Carpet tures, tl ‘Tab Chairs, Ts Sofas, a. Chairs, Lounge Crockery, € soning nsils, Tron ea Desk, Awning an Frame, Lord Dundreary Cigar Figure, four Refrigerat ors, &¢. RS—SALYSROOM ~SHONGOOD & 10) ih wtreet will sell on Monday, est Thirty 2, complete Furniture of private house 39 ‘Thirty-fitth street. For particulars see Sunday and Mon- day papers, HOMAS GAFFNEY.* AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO. Centre street, will sell this day, rk, Stock and Fixtures of the uewly fitted up Sis ‘y 32 Elizabeth street, near Canal, in one or more lots. WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER, WILL Ruan this day, at 19 prompt, the, Fixtures and Stock of t an northeast corner Forty-third stree’ ndid rosewood Counters, fine lee it, Cut Glassware, Chandeliers, &c. LL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION—ON THE Fomises. at, Setauket Long Islond ra June 1 P.M., the spendid Residence, formerly i property for vobert Nunne deceased, consi brick Mansion. with brown stone trimmings; size itd Hae een cn bascrent and sab-cellar, with moder imprevem ria House, 76 by 16 feet, two Barns, SL by 31 and 2 falls for 2) horses, ico house and all necessary outbulldings, large quantities of choice frat and o1 Tame yea trees, 121 acres of Land, 827 feet front, wit privilege of res more; terms made easy; & fine view: of Long Island Sound, but 10. minutes’ drive to fetanket statio cars from Hunter's Point arriving at 12:46 ostnonement, | Fyr further particulars Inquire of BEN JAMIN JONES, Setauket, L. 1, or of CH. F. QO0D- HUE (Brooks Bros.), corner Catharine and Cherry streets, New York city. ILLIAM ABBOTT, EB Office 0 New Bowe oy Administratris's sale WILLIAM ABBOTT will selt om Tuesday, Ju at o'clock in. the forenoon, the Stock and. Fixtures: of the Liquor Store at 107 Prince street, corner of Greene street—One 4 pull Ale Pum large Counter, one Cigar Case, lance tron Sate, hd stock Ale, Rye and Pourbon Whiskeys, Wines, Cigars, seetvitn fine Stand, Casks, Barrels and other Fixtures ELIZA BOYLE, Administrateix. Liquor Store Fighth avenues. sp CIGARS AND TOBACCO. _ Ci9grs, 08 OF HAVANA TORACCO—ROSA CONCH to imported is add qualit, Latta. 0 ported in "appearance Qo a a ny @ Maiden lane. LOA N OFFIC AT 7 Bu FECKER 81 EET, NE. stairs.—Highest cash advance: Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, £c., or boug! Tickeis bought, at 77 Bleecker 'stre et. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 996 BROADWAY, BETWEEN AT Nineteonth and Twentieth streets, Money. loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Sule and particularly Pianos; private parlor for ladies; business strictly conddential T JACKSON'S, 406 BROADWAY, Seroers ae ro AT oth Sttreet—Money liberally" imonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods ana personal Property of every description. Private entrance for jadies. ONEY LOANED—ON ged peo" a JEW- elry and Silverware, and the OHGE ©. ALLEN, Jeweller, 41 Broadway. hear Fouricenti stfect, 4038 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTR and Twenty-ftth streets.—Liberal advances mate on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, aces poe Same bought at full vat 913 BROADWAY, OLDEST f ESTABLISHED. AND Pest, reliable gfe Money advanced: on CR wwelry, Laces, &e.5 me 6. aera Raltvstes.” ly 207 Broad Tewolry, ae. ‘AY, Y, uP on Diamot ht; Pawnbro! BROADWAY, OVER HERALD. DRANG office, [room B.—Parlor Ogio wate ot TENDS BOS. jame bought and sold. ™ ED ICALs “A IMME. MAXWELL, _ PHYRICTAN. (RESIDENCR 114 East Tenth ATI syne, RESTELL. PHYSICIAN OFFIC) NO AG st Fifty-second from Fitth av. YM ~ MAURICEAU, M. ‘norrtes 19 LIRERTE NTION !—DR. FRANKLIN Cag A ude bho nn ang Aw _street, near Greenwich street, Consultation tree ; private office. I R. AND MME, Q@RINDLI a jae a dence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, nowr Sixth ay, Q