The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1873, Page 11

1% « ew & FIENDISH OUTRAGE. | & Weman Fighting fr Her Henor is Borribly Mangied—Lincolm Park, Chi- ‘tago, the Scene of the Assault. (¥rom the Chicago Evening Post, June 4.) An outrage of the most diabolical nature was perpetrated between eight and nine o’clock last evening at, Lincoln Park, the details of which are Peculiarly atrocious and more flendish in their Rature than any crime, perpetrated in Chicago for slong time, The perpetrator, thanks to the vigi- ance of the police of the North division, is in cus- fody, and at the present writing, there is strong ope that the victim will recover. The particulars af theoutrageous assault will be found below. __ MRS. CAROLINE GUNGER, fhe woman who now lies helpless upon the couch that may prove her deathbedpis 4 German, thirty- two years of age, and resides with her husband at ” they street, Yesterday afternoon Mrs, ‘Gunger paid a visit to her mother, on the corner of Reuven street and Chicago uvenue, and remained wntilatter supper, At about eight o’ciock in the evening she started for her north side home, and et Canal street met a man in 4 buggy, who TALKED LIKR A GENTLEMAN, nd inquired in Kind words where she was-goit Mrs. Gunger frankly told the map where she lived, and stated that she was on her way home. He in- formed the woman that he was gomg that way himself; that it was a long walk, aud that, if she desired, she couid ride with him, The woman did mot suspect that the man who made this kind Ofer was other than a gentleman, and, innocently believing that no harm could result, she accepted the offer, and was assisted into the buggy by the table driver. The man drove rapidly, but did not take the woman directly to her home as he had j pro! ‘To her inguiries he MADE EVASIVE ANSWERS, and headed his horse toward Lincoin Park. Mrs. Gunger did not even then suspect that the motives of the man were villanous, but supposed that he had some business in that direction and would soon carry her to Whitney street. But when the Park was reached, without, appareutly, a soul ‘Within hearing distance, and the horse was stopped, A PEELING OF FEAR took possession of her, and with trembling voice she asked the man why he had brought her to that Jonely place at such an extraordinary hour, His answer confirmed her worst suspictons, and filed her with consternation and alarm. His base in- g@uits not only took the form of words, but actions ‘Were suited to them. Drawing a BRIGHT-BLADED KNIFR, ‘the monster informed Mrs, Gunger that unless she acquiesced to his demands he would butcher her on the spot. The brave woman is not one of the ‘ind to be easily intimidated when honor is at Stake. The first intimation she received of the Villain’s intentions, and instantly after the threat ‘was made, she jumped from the buggy-and at- awempted to make her escape by fight. Her perse- id after her, and before she had run a ! SEIZED HER BY THE HAIR Pulling out several handfuls, and effectually stop- ing her progress. He then knocked her down with fist and made a second attempt to accomplish purpose. The woman who had innocently erred pe accepting the advances-of a stranger proved to e a lioness when the hour of danger came. She resisted with all her strength, and her piercing ‘acreams for help were heard a long distance from the scene.of the encounter. During the struggle ‘the fiend USED HIS KNIFE with merciless fury, and attempted to destroy the Ufe of the woman he had failed. to rob of her vir- tue. During the entire struggle, while she was being almost hacked to pieces by her assailant, Mrs. Gunger never ceased shouting for help. In ase none came she had fully determined to de- fend herself against an armed rufilan so long ag ‘Ufe and strength lasted. But SHE DID NOT ORY 1N VAIN. Policeman Jacob Schurer heard the screams and hastened,to the spot. He found the woman faint- ing,.staggering and almost ready to drop down e: hausted, while the cowardly beast who had perpe- ‘trated the horrible crime Was apparently gloating over his success in murdering a defenceless woman. But when he saw the officer coming the coward fed, closely pursued by the man. The latter overtook the iugitive on North avenue, and had no difficulty in conveying him to the Webster avenue station, where he gave the name of EF. 8. Grifith. With all haste policemen made their way to the ‘Park, and there found Mrs. Gunger IN A SBNSELESS CONDITION, and atfirst sight it was thought that she wasdead. Blood flowed copiously from a large number of wounds. She was conveyed as speedily as possible to the station house, where Dr. Geiger was called to dress her wounds and attend her wants. Upon examination he iound that she had been cut in twelve different piaces, but that none of the wounds were necessarily fatal, though the com- dined injuries might produce death. The heroic ‘Woman was afterwards taken to her home, and at last accounts was doing as weil as the most san- guine could reasonably expect, ARRAIGNED. The man giving lis name as GriMth was ar- faigned before Justice Kauffman, at the North Side Police abr eeyrs morning. Upon the evidence of Dr. Geiger that the injured woman would not be abie to appear for some time, and that ler condi- tion was dangerous, the examination was con- tinued until the 11th inst. upon two charges—one of assault with intent to kill and the other assanit with intent to commit rape. In each case bail of $6,000 was required, in default of which the villain- Ous wretch was sent to jail. HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF. The first man ever executed in Cook county was Convicted efa similar outrage on a Mrs. Thompson in the woods where now Lincoln Park ts located. In that case the injuries proved fatal, and the per- ‘trator, Stone, was convicted and hanged. Should | it be the fate of Mrs. Gunger to die, the halter will NEW YO saree meer re THE BIVOUAC OF THE DEAD The Mobile Cadets Offer a Tribute of Flowers to the Federal Dead. On Friday last, we tearn from the Mobile Regis- ter, the graves of the federal soldiers in the Na- tional Cemetery near Mobile, Ala., were decorated Wita becoming ceremonies. During the services a beautiful bouquet of fowers, arranged in most exquisite taste, the blue and the gray being blended, was sent up to the mound with a card which read as follows :— eenenrerneoerest nnnens cone rene reagennnnr nner’ ? The Moblie Cadets 3 : of the Confederate Army 3 i Honor the Memory 2, of those who, though their enemies in war, were men 3 and brave enough to do their duty. ALMOND DNIESENEDOLO NET OOOO OD ESN ODET ‘The tribute to the memory of the federal dead, coming from a company of Contederate soldiers who have made for themseives an undying record for bravery and gallautry on many a hard tought battiefieid, was duly appreciated and received in the spirit with which it was intended, as an olive branch of peace, a harbinger of good will and friendly feeling between brave men who fought against cach other, but are willing to bury the hatchet in the graves of their comrades. In ac- knowledging the testimonial a federal ofticer “It is a graceful offering of peace and good will, and I proudly embrace the o, pporeinley for the Speechless dead around us, and in behalf of their surviving comrades, to grasp the hand that rought if in ke token of our goad yil and friendship. It ts the olive branch carried on an errand of peace, Let it be accepted im a suitable spirit. Let the gallant cadets who hear this receive our homage for their daring. Let their fallen comrades sleep the sweet sleep of the heroic, ‘Though our enemies in war,’ let the man- hood and courage which honestly led them to de- fend acause they beileved just be appropriately remembered and honored. Finaliy, may this happy, touching, delicate and peaceful episode in our cere- montes mark ap era of better and kinder ‘feeling ‘among us and indicate the day and occasion when we mutually agreed that the passions and animosi- ties born of the war should be consigned to the chambers of forgetfulness.” Let the Grand Army take a lesson from this epl- sode. LIVELY TIMES IN THE COURT HOUSE. Samuel Schuster, of123 Second avenue, a drover, who says that his infinence elected Jacob Seebacher to the Assembly and secured his appoiatment as deputy sheriff, yesterday afternoon went into the new Court House to see Deputy Sheriff Patrick J. Hanbury. While conv art? with the latter Seebacher, as it is alleged, approached Hanbury and said to him:—“What do you want to talk to that man for; he will be bankrupt to-morrow.’ Mr, Schuster turned suddenly and told Deputy Sheriff Seebacher that he was a har. A fight at once ensued, and seebacher strack Schuster four or five times, much to the amusement of the crewd that hangs around the Court House. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Schus- ter, accompanied by his counsel, Mr. Abe Hummel, applied to Judge Hogan, at the Tombs, for a war- rant lor the arrest of Seebacher. NEARLY MURDERED BY HIS WIFE, Henry Mooney and his wife Margaret occupy apartments at 153 Butler street, Brooklyn. They occasionally quarrel, and not invariably vary the War of words by little personal encounters, Last evening Mrs. Mooney lost what control she had of her temper during a quarrel with her liege lord, and seized a heavy earthen pitcher, which hap- pened to be the most convenient article of wartare, and began pou dins, her hushay id over the Leer! . Alter sever lows the pitcher wen! WHhetes, Sor as ‘unfortunate man'was cut aud bruised ina shocking manner, aud it was found necessary to remove him tothe Long Island Col- lege Hospital. Mrs. Mooney was arrested and pi 1 locked up to await the injuries inflicted. BOARDERS WANTED. SPENCER PLACE OR 184 WEST TENTH STREET. One large Room on fourth floor to let, with Hoard: $id pe £ er Rooms; house néw; reference, SUIT OF ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR TO RENT— With first class Board, at reduced terms, Also seve- Tal desirable Rooms to gentlemen, with Breakfast. Apply at 31 Madison avenue, opposite Madison Park. 1 —WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, FURNISHED OR unfurnished Rooms may be had at 48 West Eleventh street. Convenient to University place cars and restau- rants; Summer prices. Lee FURNISHED ROOM AND + bathroom, for two gentlemen. with breakfast in a fuintly’s own elegant house nelkiborhood unexception- able references exchanged, 201 Second avenue, near Thirteenth street. SPENCER PLACE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR © West Tenth street.—A large trout Room to let, with Board. —ROOMS THAT HAVE BE NEW- © ly fitied and furnished since May 1 to let, eo suite or singly, with or without Board, at Summer prices. TO $7 PER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR- 0) nished Rooms, with Board; nouse modern; loca- tion central and convenient to cars. 99 Christopher street, near Bleecker 2 TO $12 PER WEEK.—VINE ROOMS, WITH EXCEL- q lent board, at 172, 174, 176 and 178 Bleecker st. : large shady yards; croquet ground ; coolest houses in the city. $7 street, $5 wee! TO $12.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH EXC: lent Board and gre block trom sant home, at 136 Macdouga pa Washington square; Table Board 1 WAVERLEY PLACE.—HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS, $12, $14, $16 and $18 for two persons, with Board; single Rooms $3 and $9; also table boarders taken, $5. Surely cause the final exit of Griffith, as it did in the case of his infamous prototype. BRIEF RECORD, Mrs. Ditte, who was shot by her husband at Beauchamp Springs, Texas, died last Monday week, and Ditte pines in jail. Charles A. Russell, thé New York printer, who Bome time ago killed James Crotty at San Fran- cisco, has failed to secure a new trial, and will be Strangled out of the world on tne 26th July. “John Chinaman” is not only aflicted with the leprosy and smallpox in San Francisco, but is threatened with expulsion from the State by the masses, who are hoiding indignation meetings. Near Newmarket, Va., recently, a white man amed Shiflet killed a freedman named Jackson, scattering bis brains in his hat, and then escaped. ‘The cause of the dispute was a tin drinking cup, An unsuccessinl attempt to rob the Cumberland National Bank, at Portland, was made on Tuesday by two sneak thieves, ‘The fact that the Memphis Appeal of Monday gfontains thirty-six columns of Shelby county lands to be sold for non-payment of taxes does not speak ‘well for the prosperity of Mississippi planters and the anility of carpet-baggers to collect the State X. On Tuesday night, at a Cleveland (Ohio) board- ing house, Henry Morgan shot and fataily wounded James Murphy in the abdomen. Morgan, who was railroad mechanic, refused to pay his board bill, and because Murphy sided with the landlady the shot was delivered by Morgan, who made his es- Cape. PSanesviile (Wis.) man, who offered Spurgeon, the London preacher, $900 a night to lecture in this country 100 nights, has received a letter from Ee in which he says:—‘“I am unable to visit the ited States, and, moreover, I am no lecturer. eer ees Jesus Christ simply in a plain manner is ll my ambition. Eloquence I 1eave to others. May a Co pd rest country prosper under the Having bridged the Missouri at St. Joseph, the le on the sist shook hands across the watery ‘chasm and are very ha, The local papers of the Ast instant are ful) of the details of tke great cele- Dration of the victory ef engineering skill. James Brown, colored, who, itis belteved, mur- @ered Mrs. Dempsey Jones and her sister, Mrs. Dozier, in Nansemond county, Virginia, on Sunday Nast, and pillaged the house, escaped from the Sul- ‘folk jail on Tuesday night, and is still at large. He ‘was eI) ay on the Jones plantation, and a search of bis house discoverea a euit of biood- stained clothes. Tlie people scoured the woods in ‘the search of him and recaptured the murderer, ‘who has confessed his guilt. The brains of the vic- ‘tims were beaten out with a heavy oak club. Two Cincinnati printers have just returned to ‘that city alter a three months’ tramp from Cincin- jew Orleans, to Havana, te Madrid, thence ap the coast to Santander, across the Bay of Bis cay, Up the English Channel to Cherbourg, France, ‘to Havre, Paris, Cadiz and London. They then in- .vaded Ireland, armed with their rules and sticks, gnd from thence returned to Cincinnati, via Liver Pool, New York and Chicago, ‘fhe cheerful crack of the pistel and the inspir- ing groans of the dying,” remarks the Register of Sentral City, Col, “enliven the streets of Fairplay almost daily, making it very evident that ‘the ‘lost arts’ of °59 aml ‘60 are reviving in that aititudinous mining camp.” Governor Hartrantt visited the grave of Gov- ernor Geary on Decoration Day and placed a mag- Bificent bouquet thereon. The 's for women are Jooking up in the ‘West. A Woman’s Printing Company is to be t Memphis, on “Sanday ht, John Crook, late a john Crook, lai of Peoria, IIl., who bad hha : jous trouble with an unmarried woman Louisa Goddin, ‘teat her severely with a chair,and her death ensued soen after. In her dying declaration she gharged him with the crime, and he is now in the ‘ao Jail [eben trial. On Wednesday evening, the Rochester Unton re- jon, county, durin, asked for and obtaines 1 TH STREET, WEST, 240.—THREE GENTLEME) and gentleman and wife can be accommodated with handsomely turnished Rooms, with Board; terms trom $6 to $3 per week. 13 WR SEVENTEENTH STREET. —r0 LET, with Board, fire 1e_ Rooms, to parties of needteetcchangeds i ee Pie young gentlemen. 1 TH STREET.—ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH Board, at 217 West Fourteenth street; house strict) first class, and unusually rable as a Summer resi- dence; terms moderate ; reference: }. TH STREET, WEST, 53.—LARGE, SQUARE FRONT Room, neatly furnished, $16, for two. with good Board; taple unexceptionable; pleasant Summer resi- lence; reference: QAM, STREFT, ‘T.—ELEGANT SECOND Floor, with’ private bath and. first class Board; also handsoine Extension and single Rooms; terms mod: erate. References exchanged. 4 WEST TW! Broadwa: pleasant Suit of Rooms tamily or single gentlemen ; 2 BAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, son quare.--Entire Second Floor with or with mer; sinall private family. 28 MACDOUGAL STREET, NEAR PRINCE.—A © Room, suitable for two gentlemen, with or without Board; also a Room for light housekeeping; water and as. 43 house, would be without Board; 48 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH ST., NEAR 8ST. JAMES Hotel.—Nicely furnished Rooms, parlors en suite; also two large parlors on second floor; bath and all at- ‘TY-SEVENTH STREET, with or without second floor, ters NEAR MADI- let, furnished, ut Board: terms reasonable tor the Sum- WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR Broadway.—A lady, having a newly furnished leased ‘to let a few Rooms, with or prences exchanged. tendance; breakfast farnished if desired; prices moder- ate. K() NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY A: OU University p) Desirable Rooms to let, witl superior Board, to families or single gentlemen, at sum- mer prices. 70 WEST WASHINGTON PLAGE.—PLEASANT front Rooms, with Board ; $12, $14 and $16 for two persons, $6 to $9 single; two lines of cars near by; ref erence. ve WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN and Sixth avenues.—Pleasant Hooms, with Board, at Summer prices, to families; house first class; family private ; references, aie 74, FIRST AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR—A, GERMAN lady docteess can give comfortable Rooms and Board, together with nursing, to ladies expecting confine- ment. Mrs. GEBHARD, 74. BAST THIRTY SIXTH STREET ELEGANTLY “E furnished Rooms to let, singly or en suite, with or without Bi QQ YACdOUGAL STREET (NO REAR HOUSES).— Several gentlemen of gentleman and wife can have Board, single or double room, with American pri- family :'terms very low. d. MORTON STREET, NEW YORK.—PLEASANT Rooms to let, furnished or unturnished, with or 8 without Board, where the comforts of a home may be en- HED ROOMS TO nd bath. oyed. 141 FOURTH AVENUE.—FU let, with or without Board 146 WEST TWENTY-rinst sTREET.—DESIRABLE 4 _Rooms to let, wit Board. Reterences exchanged. 227 WEST FORTY-TRIRD STREET.—A HAND- we some Second Floor to let, with Board for two. 7 EAST TWELP 227 “ona” and thin Rooms, with Board, for moderate pric ie QE WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—ROOMS, 235 _oF without Board ; Feleronees rogeioea vidos 912 EAST PORTY.SHCOND STREET. NICEL 313 Ratner ey seconn are Withont Board. to one or two single gentieinen, in a peivave ‘house terms STREET, BETWEEN SEC- avenues—Nicely turnished gentlemen, in a French family; 8 required. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—BEAUTT- 350 B'atry Rooms, newiy Menished, with or wit out Board, in brown stone front house; charges reason. able to those nent, for Summer; all modern con- veniences; cars pass the door every three minutes. WEST THIRTY.FOURTH STREET. eT, also single Room; terms moderate; refers bathroom ; ences required. GROVE STREET, JERSEY cITY,— 502 Tin or without Board pie ome sixth street, NDEN perks BROADWAY AND TWENTY. at mls 0¢ ogi 6, gre, ave, fr ao ropean plan.—Large and " Ridress FG, nt or horse cars, BAsT tloTH COUNTRY BO: nnnnnrenne PLENDID ACGUMM( FOR TWO OR three families ; 30 rmilen ‘eons tne from the city ; house uear de- pring Valley, N. ¥. MARIBON AVENUE.—AN one bandsome single Room; p: fonr minutes from boat suIT OF articular attention SLEGANT Koons to let, with Board, at Summer prices; Le rty= to Southern families fourth street. BOARD AND LODGIN visiting the city. 178, near TI or lig be on the premise dress box 139 Herald ht persons, on the UMMER RESIDENCE WANTED,—GOOD BOARD ing wanted during the Summer b: months, by shore of Long Island hours from the city. A piano must for the children to practise on. Ad- office. GERMAN GENTLEMAN DESIRES IN THE COURSE of this month, oue nicel Breakfast and Tea, in a small please state how many in tamily, terms, Ao. HOME, box 4,489 Post oftice. A New New Yor OARD WANTED (SINGLE ROOM)—BY A GENTLE- pares Ga ‘est inau; neighborhood man family proferred. Address W. H. D., 20 teenth street, stating torms. WO BACHELORS, TIRED OF HOTEL LIFE, FY ences Herntd Uptown Branch liberal price for good iven and required. Union or Madison office. ommodations Address IMPORTER, box Lz furnished Room, with refined priyaw family; Address GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD WITHIN AN hour and « quarter of Wall street; on the Mui donay preferred. Address A. Ison oF ¥., box 700 Post oftce, i ARE us ot finding a permanent Home; willing to best refer- ANTED—TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR A lady and gentlemar tween Twentieth and F terms, whic Branch office, 1,265 Brond ny rlieth streets, way. in good neighborhood, be- Address, with must be moderate, V. H., Herald Uptown JANTED—BOARD, BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN a respectable pri Address C. B. R. vate fainily, ox LA id office, onveniont to the ANTED—BY TWO GERMAN GENTLEMEN, A Suit of Rooms, on second floor, with Breakfast, in a strictly private fumily, where there are ers; price not to excoedt $30 por Woek ; Loi to Hitty-sixth street, Madison to Seventh avenue. dress, with full particulars, STEADINESS, box 159 Herald office. othe! ion Si oard- ixteenth: Ad- OARDERS WANTED—AT WAVERLEY HOUSE, Tot Broadway; Room and tip top Board, $9 to week; day Board; Room without board, ete 166 HUDSON STREET, COR! lent Board, $6 to $7 5) per ; single Room, without board, $2 rds; Lodging, 90 cents; gentlemen only. Open all NRITTENDEN HOUS Twenty-sixth stree CORN 2 per and ER BROADWAY AND . on the European plan.—Large and ajry Rooms, en suite or single, at moderate prices, for the Summer. ROVE HOUSE, 172, 174, 176 AND 178 BLEF: A E street.—Fine Rooms, with Board, $6 to $2 per week, $1 50 ground, Ac, ‘AISON street, between U Elegant suit and single coolest hou: required; table d'hote at 6:30 P. wine, ‘5c. or Ole. a night, $2 50 only. ble. T MONROE, ORANGE COUNTY, N, to $2 per di PARISIENN: ard street. —200 Lis in the elty iversity place Rooms: to __COONTRY BOARD, —FIRST CLASS BOARD, LARGE ten Per at ., at SL 25, \D HOTEL. NO. 30 BOWERY, CORNER ht rooms, neatly furnished ; 4 per week; for gentlemen Y., 90 MINUTES large, shady yards, croquet s, 98 AND 40 EAST TWELFTH ance if including from city, via Erie Railway,’ five minutes’ walk from depot, first class Board tor six adults; new house; re new furniture; lar; terms, &c., address airy. rooms; high grounds, For 3 FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with pleasant, airy Rooms, good Board, home com: forts; terms moderate; grounds elevated, healthful and pleasan' ‘walk tri splendid river and {nland view; five minytes’ Address box 9% Tarrytown Post office. FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH good country Youd at a farm, house terms $7 per week, Address Stamford, Conn. A. SCOFIELD, care of G. W. Searles T THE LODER HOUSE, RYE, WESTCHESTER possession iminediately if desired; uccomimodations for Horses and county—Pleasant Room coxchman, with Board; ERGEN POINT.—BOARD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; ;ampie grounds, with shade, rooms cheerful and ait ng, bathing an &c.; boal house eas! ‘fishing. H Inquire at, fourtl House, on Water front, OARD WANTED—IN A HEALTHY, MOUNTAIN ous country, within two hours from the city. for three adults, seven children and nurse. Address, with full particulars of location and terms, box 5,361 Post Fi : ice, New York. OARD WANTED—IN MOUNT VERNON OR NEIGH- borhood, by gentleman and wife ; anywers must state ter COMFO: 6; torms office, Or: OARD WANTED—W for five adults and inust postiively ONE FAMIL: OARD CAN BE FURNISHED AT REASONABLE rons, at a farmhouse 11 Address EDWARD COMSTOCK, Wilton, © ISLAND, NORTH terms for 8 or 10 nn. OARD WANTED—ON STAT! AT EAST ORANGE, Herald Uptown Brat e, Ne 1TH chi 20 MILES 18 months old; answers state terms, which must be low. Address of distance from depot and all par sare. Address Mount Vernon, ur we 45 MINUTES FROM ork, 10 minutes trom station; first class Board, bathroom, croquet ground, an acre of Si tis Sage Address Mr OF cry, shore, for a lady, three children and nurse; two good- sized rooms required, Address E. M., box 965 Post office, New York. OARD WANTE at view ot lak ond floor, required. M., bi wo large ¢ Add AT ‘o children and nur: LAKE communicatin: ress MAHOPAC, house must be in full Rooms, on sec- with full particulars, A. ox 1,820 Post office, New York. FOR Qouxtey BOARD—GOOD TABLE, FIRST CLASS accommodation; private villa residence; modern im- provements; two fi single gentlemen ; Hall; 42 trains dally; teri House, Thirteenth siree INS: 20, Ni Oe NTRY BOARD ri al te Ke dres 3,8 w CoENzey BOARD—A SUIT OF TWO OR THREE Roots to let, furnished or unturnished, with or with- e, airy Rooms nd danghter of four ) ds and farms preferred ; ith full description and lowest terms, J. ew York Post office. ms inoderate. t, Whitestone, L. Ww. for adult family or no other boarders; one hour from City Apply at Centre . or of G. 70 Broadway, New York. YOR SELF, WIFE ersey, Connecticut or best’ reference: n out Board; extensive view; mountain air; terms mod- erate. Rockland county, N. Y. For particulars address box 155, Spring Valley, Om BOARD WANTED—A SHORT DISTANC unall family ; shade indispens- from the able. Add; ity, by a it road JOUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED—AT COLD SPRING, ‘on the Hudson, opposite West Points Kill; terms $4 to $12 you NTRY Counter BOARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY, CON sisting of one ad where on 38 W. V, su stree' er weel Particulars of MITCHELL, 77 BOARD.—THOSE at a healthy and delighttul farme: w of Catskill Mountains, for $5.and $9 per week, will cull and see the place or address, ALBERT POTTS, ermantown, Columbia county, jar street. WISHING re 10D BOARD dence, fine so at Pecks: ;good table ana Rooms. N. two children and ‘nurse, some- ong Island Sound or near the seashore, Ad- station A, stating terms, location, ac. Coord BOARD ON THE HUDSON—45 MINUT sail irom the city; good Board; large Rooms, iite or singly. For particulars inquire at 67 East Ninth te (COUNTRY, BOARD.—PLEASANT, LOCATION: EASY DER, of access; terms moderate. Address G. ©, 5 Rhinebeck, N: Y. JUUNTRY BOARD.—ADDRESS W, W. ergreen Hill, Walden, Orange county, New York. TRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT A FARM- wise, beautifully situated near Peekskill; rooms 6 hiry, shady lawns and croquet beantiful stream of water, JE os large an ing: terms moderate. 224 beckskill Post office. O°, ‘TRY BOARD—75 ITN West Point, dire ry at Garrison’s. CQoustey BOARD- the great South Ba and sea bi ing athing. BLAKENEY, 637 Vanderbilt avenue, or to the sub: OUNTRY BOARD—F! near station ; beautiful place utes from city; private dress BOARD, or call at wife, two chileren (2 ai within one hour of City yey must be moderate, M. Mcl., box 2,679 Post office, w York. from Poughkeepste: te. Address JC MIL large ISHUA BROOKS, RELYEA, rounds near Aa | itable tor fishin For particulars address ‘and bath- » Highland, RY BOARD—AT GARRISON’S, OPPOSITE ‘on the bank ot the river, five Address J. Inquire ‘or address I ation; house large, commodious, CROFT, box 5, AT EAST MORICHES, L. L, ON .—A lew select boarders ean be accommodated with larve and airy Rooms; boatir , fish M. JACOB BLAKENEY, IRST CLA: jowery Hall. Qos BOARD AT CATSKILL, 7 MILE the landing, near the Catskill Mountain: ; NEW JERSEY, , near the river; 40 famil¥ ;’ terms reasonable. 87639 Be JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR G id 4 years), baby Address, stating terms, nin- Ad- LEMAN, nurse, large and aly, house new; table first class. Address FREDERICK BAXE, Catskill, Greene county, N.Y. Ref- erence, William Raynor, 141 Broadway, New York. (XOUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES AND OTHERS ‘at the Jericho Hotel; healthy location, pleasan ter ne mile from depot, 1'4 hours from New Yor moderate, Address A. J. HORTON, Jericho, L. ( Dag et HOUSES.—REGISTER AT OUR OFFICE, Gg GENTN ARDERS’ fe ope dollar only for the sesson. DIRRCTORY, 97 Cnion square. JPLEGANT ROOMS AND FIRST CLASS TABLE with a French family. estate agent, Brick Chur ortho {IRST CLASS COUNT! private fami! three minutes fr ant, and Wilton, Conn. ch stat RY BOARD CAN Bi! one and a halt nours trom New York ; depot and Post office: rooms pleas: location very healthy. Address Mrs. B. Apply to Mr. CONDIT, real jon, Orange, N. J. iE HAD INA TS, OOD BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE IN THE CATS- Kill Mountains can be had at $6 per week. Apply to DAVID DAVIS, Union Society, Green county, N. Y.; refers toJ. W. Amerman, 47 Cedar street, New York. |” LARGE, AIRE, ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD, AT Rimonaeitis, sensi hy ty x went tr ress PETER 1 ference, 0. V. Sage & Bro., $35 SNYDER, pratg a Greenwich street, New Meustas eR, ring and Sami id comforts of skEyoh, SOUTH ORANGE, MONTROSE. favorite class 3 it has all 1 is open 1¢ conven- from sie; a 'TATEN Rooms. SUDENFO! ISLAND.--GOOD ; healthy, beautitul location, fair prices, at RF'S, St. Paul's avenue, opposite church, eight minutes from first landing. —A NUMBER OF NEW AND.NEW ly furnished Rooms at the Forbus House, Pi onghksepr ard $10 to $14 per woek. reference, N. & 3. iggins, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Shambers street City O'GRADY, Proprietor. BOARD, PLEASANT Paul's ‘O FAMILIES LIVING NEAR EACH OTHER CAN accommodate 10 Hudson, uear the C boarders; fine location, on or 12 city x Mountains: only five mine walk to boat or cars; plenty of fruit, vegetables box 28 Coxsack’ ANTED—FOR TH W fortable Board Ww. ebildren; must be with! farm house preferred. BOARD, and mk bi and milk; very best city ref ‘28 Co: ? ‘ost office box 5,716 New York city. Tences given. Address J. J., ~) Post ofc HE SUMMER, PLAIN BUT COM. for gentleman, wife and theee in easy res ot New York city, Address torms and particulars, ANTED—FIRST CLASS BOARD, POR A GENTLE- mand wife, in private family, at Seabrigh mai the Highlands, N.' J. ces exchanged, box 3071 Postottes, New Yorke xenansed ht or Adaress ANTED—BOARD ON A FARM WHERE THERE ‘are no other boarders, for a lady, four children and servant; and location, R. ontleinan on Sundays. At Herald office. ress, staling terms (AT Sanaroca SP __ SUMMER RESORTS RINGS, N.Y, Grand Union Hotet will open June 1, for J. M. Lander and his the reception of guests; Professor superb band have been eugaged for the season; rooms can be engaged at Metropolitan Hotel or Gilsey House, New NER & CO, TLANTIC Board $2 por day? reduc Splendid sea bathing; sieamers trom door every 40 minutes. jaratoga Sprin; HOTEL, York. Ca BRESLIN, GARD- BAT m by week or month; w Broonwood stop at . T MILFORD, PA, on the Delaware, among the mountains—The Glen House is ready to receive guosts; terms moderate, Plans i invalids; and Erie 23 Raliways, a honse ready for guests June 1 INQ, burg, N. ticulars obtained at 70 Filth avenue, ivi ners to and trom dail: Iso by. ste i Address CHAS. STAR. yianno Lake House, or Post office box 611 New- Beeps LAKE—BOARD UN FARM IOUSE AND cottags modations for horse: rT. Apply to way, or. Budd's Lake, Copemnra WHITE SULPHUR Hudson, N. mountain air, fishin SPRINGS, NEAR -—This water ix universally regarded as the best combination of healthy incredients of any in 1B. NASI, the country; fine air, XE! NTLEMEN DESIRING tions, at moderat R 9 Mrs Hs HGATE SPRINGS, House and Cottage open June 1 for Summer guests, beautiful grove UPERIOR ACCOMMODA- te rates, can find nicely furnished ns in quiet, neatly kept house; references exchanged. 1S West Twenty-third street. SiN amir G*o2 HOTEL, WHITE LAKE, N. June 15; pure mountain air, boa’ ing; table abundantly supp address Mrs, M. 1s. W' Yy WILL OPEN Hed. "For toriaatrowtes, en, ed. 0 bs OLDRIDGE, Proprictreas. VERMONT. — FRANKLIN EATH HOUSE, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Morris county, N.J,, will open June 1; two hours’ ride from the city via eation for rooms can minntes from New per month. Address House, where the proprietors can_be seen ever, day trom 12 until 3 o'cloca. Morris and Essex Railroad. Applt- be made by mall at the Coleman Wednes J. WARREN COLKMAN, A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT.-NEWLY furnished liberal 01 ms made with familie: rk by rail or boat; commutatic R, MeMICBAEL, Proprietor. OUNTAIN HOUSE, CORNWALL-ON.THR HUDSON, OPEN FOR GUESTS. WE AM RIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT P en; situated on th Now he Sound ing unexcelled. ; splendid sea bathing, Reached by ‘Long twice each day; also per elegant steamer J. B. from pier 16 Enst River. Send tor circular. STEWART. INT, L, I— extreme end of Long Island only @ moment's walk to. sailing and driving; island Railroa Schuyler, B. PARSONS, ‘and ba} VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE—ON THEN OATS. ls, via Kingston, Ulster, county, N.Y. | For par- ticulars address J. k. House, Wo edstock, roadway. ‘PEABopy. HOUSE, YON Lom ow open, REMIUM POINT Haven Railroad fishing, stabling, shi minntes from city. AC. ARK HOUSE, P from New York, road.—Plainflela is ¢ in Jersey. shaded ‘and ele; dation for fami Proprietors. AVILION HOTE, Vite on ine ud tirely fitted and furn: for the reception of street depot; time, PAULL & DUNCALF KING & SO! ME GRAND U will open June 1, best water, fishing hours’ ride of New full particulars address town, N Good stal . PLYMPTO) ‘The house 1s new, beautifully situated, fantly turnished. First class accoinmo- les, de. IVERSIDE. HOTEL, ‘uest 0 minutes. TEL, pen for reception of xucsts. | Fo « R. THOMA ‘ork, on the “Midland” Overlook Mountam R, N. ¥., or JACOB SHARPE, 149 ERS, ON THE HUDSON, HOUSE—17 MILES ON NEW , Now open; sea bathing, boating, judy groves, delightful drives; 43 4 West Twenty-fourth str LAINFIELD, N. J.; ONE HOUR ‘on the New Jersey Central Rail. ‘he most healthy and beautiful oar » Apply to EVAN JONES & SON, h Yor terms, &c., apply to AMITYVILLE, L, 1, 18 NOW tel A Mrs. nt. ECKERTOWN, guests; clima unsurpassed ; within 22 Railroad. For . J. WICKHAM, Esq., Decker- bles attached. to rece jonds, &c. HF LAURENCE HOUSE, CLAVERAEK, N. Y., WILL. be oven for the reception of guests on the Ist day of dune. ARRYTOWN HET For further intormation MARTIN, corner of Morton and H nquire of GEORGE ison streets, N.Y. GHTS HOTEL, TARRYTOWN. ON Hudson.—This beautiful Summer resort now open; 495 feet above the Hudson, commanding a fine view of y: river and mount. lOWER HILL HOUSE, NARRAGA. pens June pprie HOMPSO: N. h street,¢New York. | late of 8 ATLANTIC PAVILION, PIER, R. 25, 1873. Address 25 West Twenty- SLARK N. SCOFTELD, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. HIGHLANDS, . J.—This fine, shady seaside resort is now opened for gnests on reasonable terms. ‘Phis is one of the most healthy seaside resorts on the coast; fine sailing, drives and xood fishing; street, and the Se: daily.” Addi street. Lge STATES and refitted), Long Branch, N. For terms, : ) ddress M. TILLOW HAVEN HOUSE, NEWARK BAY, 30 MI utes from Wall street, New —Few nice Rooms left. Aply at Waverley House, the steambout leaves foot ot Murray 4 Bird from the foot of Franklin strat ress proprietor or T. Stewart, No. 8 Joua JOSEPH J. THOMPSON, Proprietor. HOTEL (NEWLY FUR Will op M. LAIRD,’ Propri Jersey Central Rail- nubfe terms for the Rea: RK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUOFION. Ren aera eden te te oc gr i eortee Sone ed Adbut-g. MULLER, AUCTIONBEB, 4 Auction sale of five valuable Lots on Etizhth avenue (Central Park) will gell at auction on WEDNESDAY, June tt, at 12 botween Righth avenue and Morning Side Park, ADRIAN #. MULI o'clock, at the the five Lots situate on the aorthwest corner of Bighth Avenuo and 111th street, and between Kighth avenue and the Morning Side Park, and Exchange Sale: Park. _Torms vory liberal. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. under the 4 The in au, 467 then and all of them on sewored, amized street Get maps and out your lots before the A B, MINE! AUCeONES Salesrooms 95 Chambers and 77 Reade strect. ww Henry H, Leeds & Miner. Established in 1847. Horse Auction Mart, 357, 339 and 341 Fourth avefue, core ner or ewenty fifth street. By ALLEN B. MINER & BRO., SATURDAY, JUNE 7, and y Low GENT robes, frigorators, Suits, hair and spring M and Pillows, Ware, Kite ArH wil to THURSDAY, Exchange Sal Call on at 10% o'cloe! ‘95 Chambe: mi at Etagere: nges, Rockin Bookcase: Engravini JOH Large sale ot Hou Third and final peremptory sale in partition, irection of Geo. W. Van Siclen, Esq., Attorney. @ best portion of the Property of hitestone Land Association, tmmediately adjoining the depot at White: 1 be sold at auction, the pighest bidders, on lesroo' Cirinity Building), AH MULLER, uctioneors, No. On TAN No, 138 free. pi ra and 77 Reade HOUSEHOLD Mirrors, velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carpets; carved rosewood and black waluut Parlor Suits in crim: gon, brocatei and various colored reps; black waln Br ads. Bureaus, Washstands and Commodes; bia marble top Centre and side Tables, Chairs, patent Sofa Bedsteads, Ward- Buffets, Window Curtains and en Utensils, STON, AUCTIONEER, | Office and salesroom, 37 Nassau street, 0) Horse Auction Branch, 19 to 2. Carriage Repository, No. 8 Cortlandt street. LER, R, WILKINS 4 C0, sroom, No, itt Broadway, vithin one block of Central stone, L. cut guttered and macad- uno 12, at 12 o'clock, at the m, No. 111 Broadway New York. R. WILKINS & CO. Pine street, SICLEN, Nassau street.’ jaases, Vinit the property and pick sale, Tt will not take three hours. kK, at their salesrooms, dd strech FORNITURE—Gilt frame pier ining, Extension Tables, Re Cornices, Cottage Mattresses, feather Beds, Bolsters ws Orgckery, Glass, Silverplated josite the Post office. East Thirteenth street. shold Furniture, removed from the country. ARCH. JOHNSTON o'clock, street, 9 large assortme: Particulars to-morrow. ALBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, By D.'W. IVES, Salesrooms 108 Liberty. 1! Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Bi THIS D, Goods removed from convenience of sale—inc! Framed Chrot Bed This this and Ware com: one to al vet, ary. t UCTION o'clock. lots, of elegant Furniture, viz.:—Rosewood Pianoforte elegant Parlor Suits, Oil ‘Paintings, Bronzes, Lace Cu tains, single and double Ber Mati cara % pes Be AUGTION SALE—POSITIVELY THIS DAY (SATUR. ay), the entire clegant Househo! 210 West 21 Ce Washstands, & in reps and } about furnis! English ani will sell on Monday, at 10% at the salesrooms, 37 Nassau street and 58 Liberty nt of Huuschold Wurniture. Cedar and 33 Church street. . neon yt ictures, Gutlery, &., Y, June 7, 1873,” t 11 o'clock, esldences and warerooms for ni 08 and Engravings, d American Cutlery, Silver-plated Ware in variety, Parlor and Library Suits, Bedding of every description, Bookcases, Buffets, Wardrobes, fine Chamber Furniture, Velvet, Brusse! Bed: isteads, Bu: Extension ‘Window Shade: is and ingrain Carpeta; ireaus and Washstands, n and Centre Tables, 8, Oil and Crumb Cloths, Chairs for every place, Lookin ges, Bas: Easy Chairs, ding, &c.; also Is the season, AUCTION. AUCTION, ‘This day, at private mansion of F. Isaacs, Esq. 21, East 20th st., corner Broadway, commencing at 1913 HENRY: ‘also Bedros hair Mattresses, Dining Koom. Basement and Kitchen Furniture; Buffet, Extension Tables, € P| ware, &@. A’ CYION BA AUGUST RT Magnificent Pianotgrte, Bronzes, Paintings, Parlor Suits. Fs cliance for housekeepers. : On THIS DAY (Saturday! West 16th st. Drawing Room ; Ducheas styles, covered silk coignures : s, Dronze Clock, Statuary, rosewood parlor a Pianofort |. Cover, Canterbury, Oil Paint- |. walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, resses, Buffet, Extension Table, China, Glass, Silve e, To attend this sale take 5th av. stages or'6th av, Glasses an Loum Catalogues at sale. Ladies invited. UCTION NOTICE.—LARGR SALE THIS DAY (SATURDAY), at private residence 120 West 28d st. near 6th avenue, commencing at I Over $25,000 elegant Household I Namely—Superb rosewood Pianoforte, cost $1 and Bedroom Suits, Tables, Mirrors, Carpets, Bureaus, i Basement and Kitchen Furniture. ripest sale of first class Household Furniture Sale positive, in lots, by catalowue. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, ZINN, 1 Mirrors, y Chairs, Rockers, kc, 6 o'clock. rnitor Bi Paintings, Bronzes, tresses, sells over 300 | Honeer, in rosewood and walnut; Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring ges, Clocks, Bedding; also Plat Cutlery,China, Glass: NES & CO., Anctiones Household Furnitur gant mansion, 36 ng At 1044 o'clock, ti t Marie An| brocade; Eta velvet, Brussels Car mencing at 10 four round, one 5 tw volumes choice Books, Cabinets, gilt ( Tables, Etageres, Turkish Chairs, Mirrors, Clocks ‘Curtains, &c tension Table, Buffet, . ttend this sale. 7th or Sth ay. cars. RARE OP! ‘The lurgest and ric at this season will take place THIS (Saturday) MOH atthe first class four story is; Re Pornpadour, Marie Antoiuette and Suits, covered with French satin, b reps? all made t and Oriental style Furniture Pier and Oval eneh inlaid mmodes; 3 spring and hair Mattresses, Beading, sters, Pillows, Blankets, French walnut Butlet, two E: tension Tables, Chairs, walnut rep Sui tains; Oileloths, French China, Olass, lery; In all over $0 lots by catalogue. tioneer. ship Responsible m1 7 OODSBURG PAVILION, magnificent Hotel w: is but one rt Long Ish from hay fever and ague Atiantic Ocean via South Bid Woopnise HOT depot in 20 IN! GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE 1 L, Proprietor. HIGH BRIDGE, OPEN FOR rders.—Gentlemen taken low; trains to Central minutes; steamboat to Peck slip in one hour, 8, BROUGHTON, Proprietor, STRUCTION. SONS IN French, Spanish, Italian or Greek, in exchange for taking lessons on Piano, from lady or gentleman. dress, for three days, LASSICAL AND in a private tam! to gentleman, wife and little dress ft. X. Ry Herald office. where thi PROPOSALS. Ad- C.E., Herald office. is MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION ily Inreturn for Board and Lodging girl; best references. Ad- © plans m fore 12 M. on Saturday, June U4. The directors of the stitution do not bind themselves to accept the lowest bid. MISCELLANEOUS. A inent of liter reasonable pric: LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF NEW and Old Books, in all langnages and in every depart . ‘The best editions in fine binding at JOHN PYNE, 100 Nassau street EXCHANGE. will be given tor dise by B. FRANKLIN CLARK, 56 Liberty street. Seventh avenue, ventor and only Human Eye, acknow! correct iinitation of natare ASH AND REAL ESTATE, FREE AND u STORAGE, boas TAKEN ON STORAGE. ADDRESS 742 BYES AND BARS. RTIFICIAL HUMAN E3 AR, CL! Merchan. A large lot of first cl: in the clock store. YES.—T. J. maker of the aprored Aruficia! ed by the faculty to be the only in the work, 127 East Fifteenth street, hetween Third and Fourth avenues wor’ Cn $10,000 highest prices paid. Gal G Seventh avenue, between Thirty sccohal and streets. Ladies attended te by Mie. E. ASTROLOGY, —__ TH ta, Aes CAST-OFF_ CLOTHIN( sage. ese G. ELIAS $12 irty-second and Thirty-third OF Cy FTENTION CO SULTATIONS ON BUSINESS, LAW sult ahoeghacuge Har aes , Cla ime. SING! friends, love, marriage, if 88 ‘satisfied. ‘voyant, 621 Sixth avenue, CROPRAN CLAIRVOYANT—TELLS AMES: snows 5 Os mal 3 cent le i Sipe marrinaes fees: ‘143 West Twenty. 188, By ieeenl IN TELLS EVERYTHING—BRINGS rs gives lucky pumbers. Resi- Bte on air ord) B H bad ts chat Phactons, Business Saddles, ‘Sheets, &c., by COLE & MURI street, Baooklyn. Y DANIEL A. MATHE room 766 Broadway, near Ninth str is of which have Sewing Machine. Stew: ON tail Times. Catalogues office, 766 Broadway RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN & CO. THIS DAY (Saturday), June AM, atthe new storage rooms, corn ‘Adge streets, large and general assortment of Fur- Salesre special sale of Carpets, &e. ; indow Shades, fancy Wool, door and catrin catel window Curt Iron joods tor purchasers, city or country. N. B. Third « avenue cars to Twenty tiith stree UCTION SALE—THIS DAY, AT Wig O'CLOC 4 Horses, top Buy Road Wagons, Rockaway art's. SATURDAY, JUN. LARGE SALE OF FIRS’ | viz, :—Wheeler & Wileon's, Singer's. American Butta ‘aver 4 pbs’ and other well known makers, FENCE, Willcox & been ti Y DANIEL A. art's, MONDAY, JUNE dence, NO. 9 W near ELEGANT HOUSE in full in i, corner of rich crimson br Machines; about 250 lots of new and se pets of every description, Olicloths, &c. Y¥ VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXECUTIONS TO ME DI- rected I will offer ane, at 12 o’clock «5 Ot large Safe, one lot of Office Furniture and one lot of Ma- ghibery ior gas mangtacturing purposes, consisting ot ears, Retortsy Reni tS RY MARSHAL, e Marshat. JOHN A, DUNN, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL, Monday, June 9, Fixtures contained in store . pia] as a boot and shoe establishment, suitable for a Hid Gus &. oo F Househok Farni p abe sty jencing a Pieces: Library Suita two Pian are, Suits in reps, Chamber Fur hair ana spring Mattresses, oubreserve. — ood, hardware or ositively, at PTorelock, 0 ENRY B. AT NO. 117 EAST ULL DETALLS TO- 7] §.. WEINBERGER, T. Sate ‘this day, andy ane 7, ywery—75 cases and 3 ‘Auto: ib #ngre oe CASHIN, Auctioneer, sell Suits, in satin and brocatel ut and rose plush, ‘@00 ya ing city or countr 421 lots by catalogue. Lirrors, 9) find Oil Valntings, Clocks, Bronzes, Bookeases, Pier and ¢ 3 rosewood square gra Yayo MATHEWS, AUCTION room 766 Broadway, near Ninth str at 103, EST THIRTY ROSEWOOD 7 Sunday's ‘Gas Fixtures and wooden Awning. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINT. t . ao, ON MONDAY, JUNE’ 9, Ai 10! oly on Mp ainting sm Chante PH BIRABAOM, City Marsha mediately a sy a Fa enue, y. ROBERT C. ‘arlor aud Library ewood Pianoiortes, Bookeases, 50 nt Bronzes, Chairs, Silverware, China, ( Bedsteads, Bureaus, ring M i rood, cl ity or countrs jest Household ‘urniture ING. June 7, at 1044 o'clock, prown stone mansion 104 Bast purth avenue. 80) yards vel- magnificent latest styles and Duchess Parlor atel, cotelaine ani nt owner; Turkish istageres, | P rors, Lounges, Va legant steads, Bureaus, Washstands, | \ Mirrors, Cure | er Ware, Cut- | nen in attendance s, single and doubie PHY, » Fulton | i EWS, AUCTIONEER. —SALE just belo’ AT SALES- At 10g o'eloe OM, CLASS SEWING MACHIN Howe's, Wilson's, Da ail jaken in exchange for the Secor | Baker's, R, SAL just below clock, at INTH 8) h avenue, private resi- REET, y at auctioneer's past 10 o'el ‘ot Willoug! ur | Monday, June 9, at half-vast 10 A. M..at the Central and Peari streets, | i rT Classe Willoughb: ‘arlor Suits, F for sale on Saturday, the 7th day ‘No. 211 Mercer street, one At 10% o'clock, all the first \os Third avenue. formerly fancy goots store, together with AUCTIONEERS. —E, re at aucti this (Satard 20) West Twenty ver $17,000, viz.—Parlor Stilts, fortes, Dining Puch ‘urniture. Bedsteads, 29 fh Bronzes, Paintings, & OCLOE TH STREET, Ww, THIRGY-EI AUCTIONEER. SHAL it 1035 o'clock, at 8 assorted Wines Sues; 1 small outside demi} ita, Carpets, Sitetomn, Cur "Rage Guidery, Jewelry, Stetypn- _... SALES AT AUCTION, a matter of the pi and Tarboro Ratltoad company, rin 10 laws of Nor: ¥ rae tn take i Carolina, and adjudged a bank- tion in the above entitied case having been Med by ‘the Assignee in Bankraptey of said bankrupt to sell altof the property, rights, and iranchises of said bank- rupt, free any and all liens, mortgayes, and incum- brances, and an order thereupon having been Tage [Oe the persons intereste: said incumbrances to show cause, and the aaid order having been served. am therein directed, and the necessary parties thereto havi appeared in Court in compliance with said onde upon argument thereof, it having been adjudged that the assignes be authorized aud empowered to sell all of the. property, &c.. of whatsoover kind, of said bankrupt, roe. and cleat of and discharged from every aud al liens and encumbrances, and particularly of and irom the morb. gages, or deeds of trust, and the bonds and coupons wax cured thereby, made and delivered by said Now, there/ore, the undersigned, as ass bankrupt, will offer at public sale! at n, day, the Sth . 1873, at the Court House in Tar- boro, North Osrolina, ait of the property, rights, tithes and interests in or to property of every kind whatsosver, together with all the choses in action, rights and fram chises of suid bankrupt. The property in part consists of road bed, superstruc- s, rights Of Way, bridge across the Tar River, lota of land, iron, chairs, spikes and crosaties. Tho Rowd is ub. stantially graded trom Tarboro to Williamston (32 miles)y. and about sever miles of the track laid with iron, weigh! forty pounds to the Lineal yard. ‘The road will conne the “railways of the point to whieh boats For road hed, & moveables ax are geld to ren road, in iv iron, chairs, spikes, &c., one-half cash, the balance secured by approved note at six montha, With interest trot For credits and choses im action, and for property (inetuding iron, chairm, ki fo be ren , cash, arless the Iroad company incorporated under the orth Carolina, and suck erty is not moved beyoud the Sule, then terms same as for .. Ifrequired by any one at sale, roadbed, & chises wilt be firstéold, and then iron, chai separately sold. "JAMES EDWIN MOORE pene JOUNSON, JR, @ 2t Park and franchises and in on the Line of the ; Bayonne, N by peremptory order of ‘a xander Bison, Ksq t These are of the choicest tots in Bayonne, are itt various locations, will y bo sold, and’ should inand attention, "8 Band, Harrison, colla- rainor shine, Maps, tickets, &c., at rite or J. M. GIBSON, “Montgomery oy pity . June 10, preiaises %4, ni 10:89 o'clock, by eawanhaka, leaving New York, steamboat Groat Nock, Elm Point, le 1,000 splendid Lots'in and inoludy 3,000 feet of water fri This is, Without any exception i front and water vi »porty on Loug Island Sound, nenr to the city, lable for New York business men, as it stands unrivalled in every sense which com- mends It to this class of t mimanity. Free excar- sion, collation, Grafutla's B ison, &c. Maps and lickéts atauctioneer's office. 1 villa plots, og WEDNESDAY, June 1, ‘on premises, at B Newark, N.'J,, Vache kstate, executor’s positive and peremptory sale of Wexguisite Lots in the very courtend of the city, and surrounded by the most costly and elegant inprovements. The block is bounded by Clinton avenue, a continuation of Broad strect, High street, Quitman strect and Waverley place. Sale absolute. la’s Band, Harrison, £c. Maps, at office of auctioneer, 21 Park tow, New ‘York; of J. M- GIBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City, or LEQN- RD 4 Count, corner Broad and Mechanic streets, lewark, N, J. THURSDAY, June 13 on premises leaving New York at 11 :30 o’ctock, gigantic partition salo of the Property of the Marion Building Company, the St. James Hotel, 75 Water Fronts, 927 choice Lots, &¢-» all to be positively and peremptorily sold in ition. Grafalla’s Band, Harrison, collation. &c. Maps, tickets, terms, &c.,.at oMice of JERE, JO! N, Jr, 2h Park row, New York, or J. M. GIBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City. AUCTIONEER, ‘ACOB BOGART, g qd THIS DAY (Saturday), 2b11 ofelock, at the auction rooms No." North William street, Household Furniture, Carpets, Tron Safes, Walt Paper, c.. consisting of matiogany Sotas, Lounges, Ba- Washstands, mahogany Wardrobes, Centre Tables, Parlor Chairs, Rockers, Mirrors, Looking Glasves, rose- wood and muhogany Hedsteads, hair Mattresses, Excel- sior Mattresses, Pillows, Bedding, Curtains; 4 velvet, three-ply. and ‘ingrain Carpets, Piano, cocoa Matth Kitchen Furniture, one Stern & Marvin's’ firep " one marble top Soda Water Counter, one Trunk and Va> lise, Ladies’ Clothing, 14,000 rolls Wall Paper, lot Tin- ware, 2) Saloon Tables, 4 large Office Desk: ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL 26 Cottages. oJ this aay, at 10% o'clock, at No. 216 William street, o- a lot of Materials for manutacturing billiard tables, Mae ble Slabs, &c. _H, B. FERGUSON, late Marshal. ORRIS WILKINS, 1 Property on Bast Th rgeonth and fourteenth streets, near avenile C, suitable for manufacturing purposes. gt LUDLOW & CO. 8! will sell at auction on TUESDAY, June 10, 1873, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchunge Salesroom, 111 Broadway (Trini- Buildjng). New York., East, Fourteenth. street ra large Plot of Ground situate on south side of Four- nth street, 88 fect. east of avenne C, through to Thir- teenth street, 100x206.6 feet, and known as Nos. 6% and 626 Kast Fourteenth street. "On this property are’ the fol- lowing buildings -—Two story Dwelling, 20x10 feat; Stable, 20x60,sand corrugated iron Building, 70x100 ORTGAGE SALE PRINTING PRESSES.—HENRY STRAUSS, Auctioneer, will sell, at 104 o'clock, at 89 Beekman street, one No, 2'Trip Campbell Press, two Gordon's Medium, Hangings, Pulleys, Belting. Posto sale from yesterday. JONAS H, GOODMAN, Attorney for Assignee of Mortgages. 0) H. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER, Rutherfurd Park at auction, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL This valuable property will be sold at any price you please, as it must be sold to close an estate, ‘The advantages of Rutherfurd Park are too well known for comment ; 9 minutes from New York by two rail roads; overlooking the beautiful Passaic River; good, thrifty people who own neat houses; economical; com- fortable. Just the place for investment or a home. wish to buy ornot All Don’t fail to go whether are welcome. ry Terms easy; title perfec Get free tickets for train of 0. Il, PIERSON & C0., No. of BASSETT & EDWARDS, the agents for owner, Newark, JViut BE premise: t2 P 5 Pine street, New York, at auket #5 feet, jar, with modern im 16 feet; two Barns, Bix ice house and all neces- sary outbuildings, large quantities of choice trait aud ornamental trees, 12 acres of land, 527 feet front, with privilege of more; terms made easy; a fine view of Long Island Sound; but ten minutes’ drive to Setauket station; cars from Hunter's Point arriving at 12:45; no postponem Vor further particulars inquire of BENTAMI NE L, or of CHARLES F. S, Setauket, b. ii GOODHUE ), corner Catharine and Cherry t 104; o'clock, all the costl; th ins 80 house No. contained in the will sell, on Mond: ona elegant Furnitur past roadway, Ast Brocnows as the William M. Tweed Club, Wilton and Brussels Car. solid walnut nd Lambre= Cartalt , fine French Cloek, ng. Pier Glasses; also two Billiard Tables, Cham woud French plate s three-quarter ¢ enclosed Bar, one Ale Pump, Cat n & Collen deliers, one walnt Glassware. &c. LOAN OFFICES a arene BROTHERS’, 6 BROADWAY, BETWEEN A_ Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.—Money loaned dn Watches, Diumonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks and particularly Pianos; private parlor tor ladies; business strictly confidential, T JACKSO. rT We 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEV- AX enth street Money liberally’ advanced, on Dia Tonds, Watehi vir), Silke, Dry Goods and persona Property of © deséription. vate entrance for es. T 7] BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP AL hairs —Highest cash advances on, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought; Pawnbrok Tickets Dought, ut'77 Bleecker street. 40: SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWEN ‘eDand Twenty-titth stree ‘Liberal advances made cn Diamonds, Watéhes, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Shawls Same bought at full value. L NARD. BROADWAY, M CORNER i i MITY STREET. ly advance a on Diamonds, i escnnal Property of all eee eT GEMMA, ener _ M. Rose: La pens th most reliabs Watches, Jewelry, Lac 913 mond: full value. 1.26 07 Broadwa, Jewelry, &c. BROADWAY, OVER HERALD office, room B.—Parlor for ladi Money loaned on Diamot ne bought and sold. LIN f ___ BILLIARDS. _ IVE te + the Phelan o olendey worbe jal only by the pi DER, susceamas to Phelan & Collender, 738 Broadway, New WANTHD—A ee HAND CARON AND |