The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1873, Page 11

THE COURTS. ne THE SPRING VALLEY DISTILLERY Reversal of the Judgment in the United ‘States District Court—The Case To Be Retired. THE STOKES WITNESSES. Their Release Refused by Judge Davis— The Ends of Justice Paramount to Any Other Considera‘ion, BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. Michael Jordan, a sailor, was yesterday exam- ined before Commissioner Shields, on a charge of having assaulted the mate of the American ship Hamilton Fish, while on a voyage from Liverpool , to New York. The defendant went a‘t and began to curse and swear, whereupon the captain told the mate tosend him forward to attend to his duty., This led toa dispute between Jordan and the mate, the tormer offering fight and the latter striking Jordan with a belaying pin. Jordan drew & knife on the mate, and attempted to stab him. The defendant was held to await the action of the Grand Jury. Pursuant to adjournment Judge Davis opened the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday, but after hearing the motion to discharge the Stokes witnesses, as reported below, adjourned the Court till the 30th instant, without transacting any other business, THE SPRING VALLEY DISTILLERY. Judgment of the United States District Court Reversed—A New Trial Ordered. Judge Woodruff rendered his decision yesterday in the case of The United States, plaintiff in error, 8s. The Spring Valley Distillery and other property, Elijah Brown, claimant, defendant im error. The distillery at Spring Valley, in Rockland county, N. ¥., with the land on which it stands, and certain land used for ingress to and egress from the same, And also the stills and other apparatus, tools, tmplements and instruments used, fit and intended for use in the distillation of spirits, were, to- gether with certain distilled spirits and raw ma- terials for distillation, seized on the 23d of Jan- Gary, 1873, for alleged violation of the internal revenue law relating to distillers, distilla- ‘sion and the taxes, &c., imposed thereon, Upon such seizure the information in behalf. of the United States in this cause was filed, and sondemnation of the property prayed for, as for- feited by reason of such violations, Elijah Brown only appeared hereim as claimant, setting up his awnership of the distillery and and its fixtures and the real estate seized in fee, and his owner. ship of the tools, implements, apparatus and instru- ments (other than fixtures) provided for, used and Intended for use in distilling upon the premises, but making no claim to the distilled spirits or to raw materials seized. On the trial in the District | Court evidence was given showing that for more than three years prior to the seizure the claimant, Elijah Brown, was the owner in fee of the distillery | and fixtures and real estate seized and claimed by him, and the owner of the movable tools, imple- parents and instruments intended to be used in he business of distillation, and which implements, &c., were seized as stated. Evidence was also | Ae tending to show that on the 3d of November, 70, & lease of the lot ef land on witch the distillery is situate, with the distillery buildings thereon and the machinery and fixtures, was made and ae- livered by the claimant to the copartnership drm pf Newman & Co. (wnich cousisted of Marcus New- man, Sjmom Kahnweiler and Elijah Brown—the tlaimant Elijah Brown), to carry on the distillery business ior tive years. M. Newman & Co, did no ,duamess under that copartnership, but in Septem- ber, 1871, the interest of Newman & Co, was trans- ferred by the claimant to Marcus Newman. A rail- foad was constructed across the claimant's land to admit of ingress to and egress trom the distillery, and this was done with the knowledge and consent of the claimant. The evidence iurther went to rove that Mr. Brown was not aware oi the alleged raudulent nature of the distillation carried on at | the distillery, and that he could not legally be held | responsible for the act o! his lessee, if that act was in any way fraudulent. To the charge of Judge | Blatchford certain exceptions were taken by’tne tounsel for the government, the Judge hoiding that there could be no condemnation of the property of the claimant unless yale] were satistied that be had guilty knowledge of the fraudulent distillation tharged to have been carried on by Newman. Judge Woodruff writes a lengthened and elaborate Dpinion on the question at issue. He states that 20 question of ownership is made, and that it is expected that the owner of property will see to the | use made of it at his peril. Words might be mul- tiplied on the need of stringent provisions to pro- tect the government from irauds and evasions of | the law, ana the slight restraint that would exist when only the forfeiture of a building at will or | at sufferance, [rom month to month, or trom year to year, was all that is to be apprehended. The learned Judge says that the trial below proceeded upon an erroneous inter- pretation oi the law governing the rights of the xg and that it may not be of any materiality discriminate between fixtures and movable ar- aah toois, implements and instruments used in the distillery. Itis probable that the instruction to the jury to treat the latter as real estate for the purposes of the trial grew out of the other instruc- tion that the property of the oWner could not be forieited unless the owner was a@ party to the fraud, or in complicity witn the distiller therein. {t is proper to say that if a case be mace in which tools, implements, instruments and _ personal | property round on the premises are forfeited, I see | 0 ground on which, by calling them real estate, or art Of the distillery apparatus, they can be with- rawn and saved. The judgment must ve reversed, and anew trial ordered. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Decisions on Appeal. In the case of the New York Harbor Protection Company, Appellants, vs. The Schooner Clara; Au- gustus M. Cox et. al. vs. The Steamtug Clara Cla- rita, &c., Appellants, Judge Woodruff sustains the vonclusions of the District Court. The decree in | each case must be entered in conformity with the | flecision below, dismissing the libel for salvage in the first entitled cause, a found in favor of the jibell ‘costs In each case, George W. Wiison et. al., Owners of the Steamboat Norwaik, Appellants, vs. The Steamtug James Roy, Her Tackle, &c.—in this case Judge Woodruff thinks she weight of evidence is in conjormity with the conclusions stated in the opinion of the District Judge. The libel is dismissed, with costs. Jotun W. Mott et al. Respondents, vs, Benjamin P, Sherman et al., Appellants.—Decree of Court beiow aitirmed, with costs. John M. Handy, et al., Appellee, vs. The Steamer | #ranconsa, Her Tackle, &c., Appellant.—Judgment | of District Court ailirmed.g Decree to be entered awarding to the libellants the amount decreed in the District Court, with costs, * BANKRUPTCY—APrEAL. In the Matter of Aifrea Wild, a Bankrupt—Ap- peal of William H. Rainey, assignee, trom an order Mowing the claim of Theodore M. Davis, as Re- ceiver of the Ocean National Bank.—On February 13, 1871, tue bankrupt, Alired Wild, without con- sideration and as mere surety, became the endorser pf two promissory notes made by the Portage Lake and Lake Superior Canal Company, one for $73,002 51 and the other for $35,111 40, Which, on that day, were delivered to the Ocean National Bank, and were made payable with interest. These notes were given in renewal of a number of other notes then unpaid,« which had been also given in renewal of prior notes held by the bank, and which were taken from the Canal Company for a loan of two sums of $75.000 each, made on and aiter January 7, 1867, by the bank, dre of the sums 7c ce on the 5th of January tv be made in jorm to the Canal Company, and the other at the same time agreed to be made to P. J. Avery, but proved by the testimony and found by the reieree in thé District Court to have been, in part, for the benefit oi the Canal Company, who, in the accounts kept of the transaction, was treated as the actual debtor for both amounts, The reason assigned for giving the transaction the form of two {oans—oue to the Canai Company and the other to f. J. Avery—was that the National Banking law prohibits an indebtedness by any oue party, as borrower, to an association iormed thereunder to an amount PAghhed than one-tenth of the capttal of che association making the loan. Collaterals were gs in the hands of the bank to secure the loan, he Judge directs a modification of the order, . THE STOKES WITNESSES. Judge Davis Refuses to Release Them— Grounds of the Refusal. On the reassembling yesterday of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Judge Davis on the bench, Mr. awarding the damages tsin the second, with | | the head with | Dim being a colored prostitute, who was im com. | NEW YURK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET; Of Patrick and Thomas Hart and John Redmond, the principal witnesses against Edward 8, Stokes in his trial for the alleged murder of Colonel James Fisk, Jr., or for the reduction of their bail to a very sinall sum, $5,000 being the present amount of bail required of cach. These three boys, employed at the time of the shcoting as bell boys in the Grand Ceutral Hotel, were, it wili be remembered, keptin the House of Detention from the time of the shooting to the close of the second tral, last January. ‘Then they were released with about three hundred dollars each for thet lost time. On the decision of the Court of 4 pes lf granting Stokes 4 new trial they were Feat Pato ander an order 0} fhe Court of Oyer and ‘Terminer. Mr. Mott applied to Mr. Justice Pratt, at the Supreme Court, Spectal Term, for their discharge, but that Judge declined to interfere with an order of tae Court of Oyer and Terminer. Mr. Mott, on his motion peatascay. insisted that the law of 1845—the only law authorizing the detention of witnesses by a court ol record—had no validity for a second arrest; or, if it had, that it required the Court to take reasonable recogni- zancc. He dwelt on the hardship of their long de- tention, with a possibility of its continuing tor months longer, Judge Davis said that the ends of justice were paramount to all other considerations. He. could hot entertain the question of the deprivation of liberty to which these witnesses were subjected, It was all important that their testimony should be given at the next trial of Stokes, and if released now they might be induced to put themselves out of the way. He therefore denied the application. SUPREME COURT. Decisions. By Jadge Davis, Helen M. Richardson vs, Henry Ricbardson.— Motion to confirm report denied, put a new refer- ence may be taken if plaintu? elect so to do. M. A. Cody vi ry J. Doyle et al. grante | on report of reieree, Peter J. Gage ys, Edward Meyers.—The defend- ant is discharged and the warrant dismissed, &c. Order to be settled on three days’ notice. (See opinion with Beamish.) Nesmith vs. Gest et al.—Ordered that witness Moran answer the several questions marked “yes” on the margin, and ail such questions touch- ing the same subject matter as shail be put to him vy the respective parties, and that on so doing and on paying ¢10 costs of this motion his con- tempt be deemed purged; otherwise plaimtitl at liberty to proceed as he may be advised, &c, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Barbour, Whittaker, Jr., vs. Steobins.—Order entered. «McGrath vs. ‘The Mayor, &c., and two other cases.—Orders Ol reference granted, Copeland vs, Howland,—Order to perpetuate testimony, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. y Judge Loew. vs. Vulture Mining Company.— ‘Decree Richard Counsel! Case settled, Frederick Rosenstein vs, Charles Lighte.—Motion denied, i defendant appears and submits to examination, P. Mordaunt vs. M. D’Antoin.—Motion granted. H. D. Hull vs, J. Henigstier.—Motion denied, with- out costs. Joseph Dall vs. Anna Dall.—See memorandum, By onthe Larremore. The People ex rel. William D. McNamara vs. The Board ot bstimate, &e.—Order signed. The People vs. James Gribbin.—Application may be renewed Leiore the Justice holding Chambers, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. An Escaped Convict Sent to Sing Sing for Six Yenrs. Before Recorder Hackett. Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell and the Recorder disposed of a large aumber of prison- ers yesterday. A notorious criminal, named James Morrison, alias J. UW. Brady, an escaped convict, upon whose Person two loaded revolvers were found when ar- rested, pleaded guilty to burglary in the third de- gree upon an old indictment which charged that on the night of the dt of February, 1871, he broke into the jewelry store of Joseph B. Lewis, 88 Bleecker street, and stole a gold watch, a topaz ring, a pin, asilver knife, and other small articies. He was remanded to the State Prison, to serve out an un- expired term of three years, and at its expiration to be jurther imprisoned for the term of three years and six months, A Husband and Wite Charged with Larceny. James McManus and Ruth McManus, husband and wife, were placed at the bar charged with stealing ladies’ and infants’ wearing apparel, valued at $242, on the 5th of June, the property of Laura F, Matson, 848 Lexington avenue. James pleaded guilty to the charge and was remanded for sentence, As his wife could not be iegaily held Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell con- sented to her discharge. An Assanit with an Axe. Patrick McCarty pleaded guilty to an assault with a dangerous weapon, with intent to do bodily harm. The p ner struck Dennis Sullivan upon axe on the 20th of July, His Honor directed him to be remanded till Friday, in order to inquire into the circumstances attending the assault, Larcenics and Burglaries. Patrick Haley pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, the indictment charging him with stealing wearing apparel and a musica! instru- | ment, valued at $82, on the 28th of July, the property ot Alice Noonan. | Jacob Schroeder, who has served one term in the state Prison, pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary in the third degree, He broke into the | liquor store of Henry C, Bertrand, 149 Delancey street, and Stole $10 Worth of liquor. These prisoners were each sent to the State Prison for two years and six months, | Miciael Sullivan, who sto} worth of fancy | goods and $165 in money on the 29th of July, the | property of Louis Getz, pleaded guilty to an at- tempt at grand larceny. He was sent to the State Prison tor two years and three months, Thomas Smith, who was jointly mdicted with Stephen Byrne, pleaded guilty to an attempt at | burglary m the third degree. The indictment charged that on the 26th of July he broke into the Jaundry of Am Doyle & Co., 137 West Twenty- ifth street. Smith was sentenced to the State Prison ior two years and four months, August G. Noiter, who was indicted for burgla- riousiy entering the barber shop ot John Hagen- bercher, 318 Eighth avenue, and stealing $35 worth of property, pleaded guilty to an attempt. ‘This prisoner Was sent to the Penitentiary for one year. A Simple Assault. John Buckley, who was charged with striking Edward Riedmuller on the 24th of July upon the head with ‘a cart rung, pleaded guiity to assault and battery. Petty Larcentes. Peter Kilkenny pleaded guiity to petty larceny, the indictment charging him with stealing $70 trom Bernard McQuade on the 13th of July. A similar plea was taken from George Baker, who ou the 26th of July stole a gold watch, the | ty of Leopold Schwarzkopf. . | mas Bellide was tried upon a charge of steal- ing #40 in mouey from John D, Gioson and con- victed of petty iarceny, the cliet witness against | pany Wita the complainant at the time, Buckley, Kilkenny, Baker aud Beilide were each sent to the Penitentiary for six months, Carrying a Degger an Offences, James Kelly, alias Camp, pleaded guilty to carry- ing concealed weapons. On the night of the 23d of i Juiy an officer arrested him and found a dagger hid im the zeat of his pantaloons, He was sent to vhe State Prison tor one year. Acquittals, Chark ephens, who was jointly indicted with Thomas Watson, was tried upon a charge of con- federating with him in stealing a stiver watch from John Lioyd, whiie riding upon a Third avenue car on the 22d of July, Mr. Hummel aetended the prisoner. Stephens showed previous good charac- ter, and the jury gave lim the benedit of the doubt by rendering a Verdict of not guilty, ALLEGED THEFT OF AN AMERICAN FLAG.—The ac- cused not ordered to he shot, but to be discharged on the spot, Patrick McEvoy was tried for grand larceny, the allegation against him being that on the 234 of Juiy he stole an American flag and stat worth $75, the property of the Lion brewery Company. He | 146 Went to Pclice Headquarters, and the case was put in the hands of Detectives Parley and Kelso. Tato Saturday nag Detective Farley arrested William ‘Thompson, Louis Gayer and James Nolan at No. 141 Bleecker sti eet. It was ascertained that Thompson had hired @ furnished room in, the latter house from @ Mra, Shaw, and four tranks and about twenty-two hundred dollars’ worth of Mrs. Rice’s property were tound in the room. The prisoners were discovered sleeping there when the apart- ment was searched, Mrs, Shaw, the landlady, states that she did not see the trunks carried in, but saw two of the pris- oners carrying out parcels, Another party who appears to be connected with those arrested, James McGinty, was yesterday taken into custody by De- tective Kelso. The four men were each held in $2,000 bail to answer by His Honor Judge Hogan. A Young Forger, Monday afternoon a boy named William Barfks, aged about fourteen, went into the Citizens’ Na- tional Bank, in the Bowery, and presented to the paying teller, Alexander Eggleson, a check for 3310 60, purporting to be drawn by Herman Suckow, of No, 54 West Thirteenth street. Mr. Eg- gleson, suspecting forgery, detained the boy and Sent for an oficer. Officer O’Conor, of the Twenty- filth precinct, arrested the bey. Mr. Suckow was also sent for, and he pronounced the check a for- gery. Judge Hogan held the prisoner in $1,000 bail to answer, Cut with an Axe, John Holden, of No. 125 Washington street, and James O'Keele, from the same locality, after im- bibing some very bad liquor, became involved in a quarrel over some trifling difference, and O’Keete cut Hogan in the head with an axe, injuring him severely, He was arrested and taken before Judge Hogan yesterday. He pleaded guilty, and urged in extenuation that he cid not intend to in- fice injories of a serious nature, He was held in $1,000 bail to answer. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surreme Court.—Held by Judge Noah Davis.— Nos, 9, 66, 132, 38, 166, 81, 3, 95, CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS—Held by Re- corder Hackett—The People vs. Philip Wagner, rape; Same vs. Henry Devoe, faa cases) felont- ous assault and battery; Same vs, Joseph Doyle, larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Bridget Doyle, larceny and receiving Btolen goods; me vs. Walter Hill and . John Carroll, larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Harry Pines, larceny, receiving stole voods; Same vs. Rose Reilsy, grand larcen: Same vs. GOharles Black, grand larceny; Same vs. William Peich, grand larceny; Same vs. William Kerrigan, larceny from the person; Same vs. George Brown, Hermaan leyers, Charles Gempe, Frederick Richter and Charles Bender, felony, laws o1 1851. |] BLOCK From MADISON SQUABE,—SINGLE AND double Rooms for gentlemen, Suit for family, with Bo rd, in a first class house, 119 Kast Twenty-third street. Relercnces, 2 BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.—$6 50 TO $10 PER week—Good Rooms and Board, for famiites and sin- fle gentiemen; handsomely furnished house; good neighborhood; Table Board. “61 Eust Fourth strect. © SMALL, NEATLLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— 4 with good ‘Board, suitable for gentlemen; family American ‘and private; references required ; terms rea- sonable, 8 Cottage place, near Bleecker street. gp ROOM NICE EXTE: STORY ROOM, WITH third story frout ‘Room, to. gentleman three gentlemen, with first class Board, trom $7 to $10. No. 156 Waveriey place. keterences oxchanged. OR FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS, IN FIRST CLASS location, to rent, with or without Board. No. 51 West Thiriy-third street. Q BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.—PLEASANT ROOMS, © with first class Board, for adults; Rooms en sure or singly; pleasant home in American family {or agreeabie persons. 23% East Nineteenth street. ATH AVENUE, 349.-NEWLY PAINTED, PAPERED “E and neatly turnished Rooms to let, with Koard, to gentleman and wile, or single gentlemen; also Table Board at moderate prices. ATH AVENUF, NO. 314.—ROOMS ON SECOND, THIRD YO and fourth doors, with or without Board; Summer prices until! Lxt of October; transient or permanent; ref- erences exchanged. $6 TO $8 PER WEEK.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, RY single or double; new house and good location; No.1 Spencer place, coruer of Fourth and West Tent streets; references, QT STREET, 185 WEST, NEAR 8 4 Pieasant, newly turnished Rooms, on se third soors; aiso Hall Room, with Board, for gentleman and wile or single gentlemen} references. 17 WANERLEY PLACK.—DESIRABL MMO. dation for families and single gentlemen, on. the first and upper fioors, with Board of the best quality references required. EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, BE’ Madison and Fifth ayer House’ entirely vated and turnished handsomely; looms, with B en suite or singly; Physician's Once; teferences ex" changed. J var THIRTIETH vate entrance to Gilsey furnished Rooms, with private table i! 9] rts AVENUE.—DESIRABLE with first class Board, to families men; referer OPPOSITE PRE Suit of elegantly desir OMS TO LET, or single gentle: e. QV STREET, 360 WEST.—LARGE THIRD STORY “4 front Room and Bedroor iy furnished, and other Rooms to Jet, with Board; good location and ome comforts; Summer prices. QV STREET, MADISON SQUARE—DESIRABLE 4) Rooms, in’ suits or single, with private table if desired, or without board ; references required. 26 East Twenty-third street. ¢ )Q WEST TWEL' 28 Wie wit Bi AR FIFTH AVE iurnished Rooms TH STREET, handsoniely for a tamily or party of gentlemen; house and table first eh QQ BAST TWENT 42 somely furnish swith Board for lady on 39 wren rier § T MAN 2.4 and wife may obtain a third story tront Room, with Bourd; parties wi h their own turniture preterred} unexceptionable family ani table. 39 UE, CORNER OF THIRTEENTH or a choice of new and handsomely turnished Rooms, with first class Board; terms moder: to permancnt and responsible parties; best of reference gi 40 Oy itratehed families or gentlemen ; STREET.—1 ANDSOME- . with or without Board, for able first class. 4 2, FOUR DOORS FROM FOUR- street.—Large, elegant Rooms to let, with tirst class Board, on second and third floors; also other Rooms, tor gentlemen, at less price. 47 WEST AWHLETH | STREET —UANDSOMELY x 7 furnished Rooms, with frst class Board, ior gen- tlemen and their w.ves; also for single yenti¢men; ref erences exchanged. “WEST FOUR EENTH STREET.—ROOMS ON second floor, with Board; arrangements tor the Winter can be made, Strangers accommodated by the day or week; best references given. WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—PEAUTIFUL Xooms and superior Board at very reasonable erences exchanged. GQ MADISON AVENUE, NEAR MADISON SQUARE. — 2 A private family hve a suis of large, hanasomely furnished Rooms to let, together or singly, with Board; location central and couvement. Q7 BAST FOURTH STREET ONICELY FURNISHED Rooms, with substantial Board, tor families; also larce Ri with three single beds; all improvements; charges moderate; table Board, $5. 04. BAS? FIFTEENTH STREET, TWO DOORS 104 Mourch ‘avenue young ladies can be tur- nished with Board at FORTY+FIFTH 12, STREET, ee th Board necting rooms, tg and water; unturnished, Reterences exchanged. MACDOUGAL STREET, NEAR 137 FOURTH | £94 streot.—Front Room, on third floor, and two con- necting Rooms, on second floor, with Board. QQ se 138 Nint with Board; also or nurses; rei¢renc = single front Rooms to let, to gentleman and wife or gen- tlemen; house and table'tirst class. BBE WEST TWENTY-FIRST STRULT.—A VERY desirable Second Floor to let, with Board, sep: rately or together. References exchanged, wie LAT WEST TRENTY SECOND STREET.—TO LET, with Board, to a gentleman and wife, or to one or two gentlemen, two pleasant front Roots; tamily sina. iar a 1 W TWENTY-LIGHTH STREET—A FRW OO respectable young men can be accommodated with Board 3 156 WEST POURTEENTH STREET —o1 OD tront Room to let, with Bourd; piano Reference: vb Q) WEST TWENTYSECOND — STREET.—PUF 15$ nished Rooms on second or third floor to let, with: Board, in private family ; adults or gentlemenspreterres ; references exchanged. Was seen torun away with it, and, after an ex- citing chase, he was caught. When called to tell | ‘his story he gave such a irank account of himself that the jury concluded he had no felonions intent | in taking its Mckvoy said that he had served in | the army, and, never having carried it when in battle, took it’to see how he looked with it, He | was under the influence of liquor at the time. The | jury, aiter a few moments’ deliberation, rendered a verdict of acquittal, William Shepara was tried and declared not guilty of stealing, on the 27th of June, a gold watch, a check for $40 and $30 in Money from Matthew Brennan while stopping at the City Hotel. The evidence showed that the complainant was drank and leit his room door open, $0 that other people besides the defendant bad the opportunity to com- mit the theit. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Arrest of Alleged Surgiars. Mrs. Pauline Rice, of No, 228 West Thirty-seventh | Street, leit her residence on the 2 of Augast tor a trip to the country, Saturday last she returned and found that her apartments had bees forced open and four trunks, containing Wearing apparel, jewelry, laces, furs, &¢., valued at about three Yohn O. Mott renewed his motion for the discharge UE.—A LARGE, furnished, tor bot joard; also @ large hail Bed- 186 XINGTON AV ale ‘ove Room, nicel: and bedroom, with good 208 or siny WEST FOURTEENTH STRERT.—HANDSOME ly furnished gecond story front Rooms, en sttite , with Board, in first class house and location; exchanged, ee ee WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET. Li with Board, a large front Room on second fo iso hall Bedrooms; provements; tamily private, 294 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STR furnished —To with Board, @ large Room on second floor, well LET, hot and ‘cold water: also a front Room on third floor. Those in pursuit ofa home call. — 999 BAST BLEVE TH STR —SOME NICELY 47 furnished Rooms, conuining ali the.modern im- provements, will be let With first class Board, at mod- erate prices to famities or single gentlemen, O31 WER? TW TY-THIRD — STRE a som furnished Rooms, with superior Boara, for centiemen and their wives and single gentlemen, at reasonable prices; reterences, ‘ WEST THIRTY-NINTH STRERT,—TO tr, Ore , 256 handsomely furnished Roows, with rst class Hoard, in house with all motesn {mprovements; good lo- cation’, convenient to tour lines of ea: T PIFTIETH SPREBT.<A NICELY FUR d hall Room to let, with or without Break thousaud dollars, bad been carried away. She fast, In a private Jewish jauilyy .__BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, _ | York via South side or Long Island Railroad. ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, WITIt. LARGE closets, hot 2nd cold water, to ‘let, with Boar, to wo gentlenien, “219 West Fifteenth street near Seventh avenue, URNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR A YOUNG | Mhirtiegh sirectar heme: meted tee ween eae Bee ee ie A 8, ineludiny Ad- dress i. cd, Dox ill Herald offee. Nt 88 LAzee. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, sunetior table and every ome comfort, to first class, parties only, 45 Wost Tlirty-iirst street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway, A YOUNGGENTLEMAN WISIES BOARD IN A RE- Spectable American family. best city references Offers are to be addressed to 537 Ninth avenue, between ‘Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets, A YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD IN A RESPECTA- ble family residing between Sixteenth and Thirty- fourth streets, east of Fourth avenue. References ex- changed, Address, stating terms, which must be mode- rate, PUTNUM, Herald oitice, Posey WaxtEr—For AGk TLEMAN AND WIFE. Address, stating terms, G. & W,, Herald office, BOARD. WANTED—BY AG ENTLEMAN, FOR IS sister: ion between Ninw y eth street ‘Address M. C., Herald otflce BOske WANIED-VOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND little daughter (seven years old), in a private family tp town; nice accommoditions and good liberal table required at moderate terms. . Address, with full particu- lars, U. B., box 1,80) Post office, New York, OARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG GENTLE- man, between Twenty-elghth and Fortieth streets; Madison ‘and Third avetiues; references given and re- quired, Address, stating terms, &c., B., box 28s New ork Bost offic ERMANENT BOARD WANTRD—BY A YOUNG couple, with a desire to furnisi; price not to execed $13.07 81g) Address, with particuliy, M Es Py box 172 terald offic WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONI or two nicely furalstied Htooms with Board, in a private family; location between Wourth and. Sixth avenues and below Thirticth street; price must be reu- sonable. Address G., box 101 Herald ome. WARTED=10 RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ‘Back Parlor, with'Bedroom of, or Back Room over Parlor; house new, modern improvements; no other boarders; family consists of three; terms moderate; 8 minutes from South Seventh strect ferry, Williamsburg. Best locality in town. Inquire ot BOOKKEBPER, at 8. Dodge & Cox.'S, 12 Warren strect. SALES __SALES AT Auction. UCTION NoTICE, ;, AUCTIONERR, A sells this day, commencing at 10% Siclock all the nny Gant and costly Household Furniture contained ‘he ot Vat residence 21 East 2st, near Broadway. compan every urticle necessary for housekeeping, vir':—ltosew sol Pinnotorte, cost $990: elegant Parlor suits; laiest ay elegant Covers; Bedroom Suits, Mirrors, "Brussels ts, Oll Paintings, Bronzes, Lave Courgain edsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring. and tresses, Lounges, meniion. “Sale positiv RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE AND salesroom 37 Nassau street. Horse Auction Branch 19 to 25 East Thirteenth street. Carriage Repository, No. 8 Cortlandt sireet, MORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, VELVET, BRUSSELS) AND INGRAIN "CARPHTs, £0. care) rohit op wa sell stion, on ta doal ugust 14, at 1034 o'clock, at rivate residence NO. 33 WAST FORTY SEVEN THE ee CORNER OF MADISON AVENUE, all the elegant Furniture contained in said house, being in pari ogantly carved rosewood, walnut, oak and en- amelled Parior, Dining Room and ‘Chamber Furniture fine curled hair Maitresses, Oilcloths, fine Velvet, Brus: selsand Ingrain Carpets, China ana’ Glass Ware, Lace Curtains, Freich plate Mirrors, Kitchen Furnitare, éc. with which the sale will commence. By order of JOUN ©. LYST, Attorney tor Mortgagee, RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Ofice and salesroom 37 Nassan tion branch 19 to2> East Thirte and other articles too numerous to treet. Horse auc- ih street. Carriage ri pository at No. 5 Cortlandt stri FINE ENGLISH BOOKS AND CHROMOS, BY AKOH, JOHNSTON, ‘At bis ealesroom 37 Nassau sirect, on THURSDAY, at 1034 _giglock, A. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, . ‘two Circus Ponies at auction, to pay keep and advances. A.M. CRISTALAK will sell, on Thursday, at I o'clock A. M., in front of No. 722 Broadway, iwo enti and kind Circus Ponies, or suitable for a private family. UCTION SALE.—$25,000 WORTH HANDSOME Household Furniture will be sold positively, without reserve, this day (Wednesday), at residence 210 West ‘Twonty first street, near Seventh avenue, commencing 10 o'clock precisely, by ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer, 457 lots, by catalogue, consisting Partor, Library, Draw- ing Room Suits, in satin and brocatel; élegant Decker & Bros. 744 octave Pinnotorte, Book ease, Books, Etageres, Turkish Chatrs, giit Tables, Bronzes, Paintings, Curtains, &c.; Dining Furniture, Extension fable, Buffet, Chairs, Silverware, &c,; rosewood and walout Chamber Furne ture, Bedsteads, Drovsing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, ‘31 oxtra quality hair and spring Mattresses, rep and plush Suits, Storeroom Contents, Kitchen Furniture, &c. Par- ties attending sale are requested to be present’ promptly atl0o'clock. Seventh or Eighth avenue cars. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ROOMS, unturnished preferred, with Board tor wife only, in a pleasant private family; if suited-will be permanent. Address, with terms, DISCRETION, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—A SUIT OF ROOM class, in a Jowish famut boarders. "Address bo WITH BOARD, FIRST ; prefer to be the only 839 Post oflice, Ware. A YOUNG LADY, BOARD IN A Bi Spectable boarding house, Please address 1. M., Herald office. WANTED BY SEPTEMBER 1, FIRST CLASS BOARD for gentleman, wife and child aged tour years; front room, second floor, preferred, Address, stating terms, locality, &c., B.C. B., box 150 Herald office. HOTELS, (CRITTENDEN HOUSE, CORNER BROADWAY AND Twenty-sixth street, on the European plan—Has been newly furnish able prices. NALLEN HOUS &; + Roomis, singly and en suite, at reason- 165 HUDSON STREET, CORNER / of Laight, — elient Bo: $6 to $7 5) per week, with singie Room: single Room, without board, $2 and upwards; Lodging, 50 ce! tlemen only. Open all night. ROVE HOUSE, 172, 174, 176 AND 178 BLEECKER street, near Broadway.—Fine Rooms, with excel- ent table, $1.90 to $2 per day: 87 to $12 per wees; shaded grounds for croquet, ec. ; cool house, OTEL BXANTING, MADISON AVENUE, CORNLR Fifty-cixhth streét, near Central Park—New! opened; ‘eleyantly furnished; steam ators hot ani cold water in rooms; Suits of Rooms tor tamilies, with private baths aud closets; charges moderate, OTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY- IA second street, Broadway.—Rooms, all front, facing, three streets, central and coolest In ‘the city, Table @Hote, $3 per day. European plan, Rooms, $1 to 85. Bath attached to suits. IBBY HOTEL, 56 WARREN STRUET.—NO DARK 4 rooms; Bic. to Tbe. daily: $2 to $3 weekly; family, rooms, $l upwards; board by day or week if desirec ISIENNE, 33 AND 40 EAST TWE street, near Broadwhy.—Rooms tor tamilies a single gentlemen ; table d’hote at 6 P. M.; also a splendid Room tor elubs. —20) light: Kooms, nl night; $2 50 to $4 per w ON THE HUD. reasonable allond Winter Board, PAULL & DU b Quumit HOTE: SD sireet.—Rooms'by the day, we and $1 per night; weekly prices pean plan. NAL COUNTRY BOARD. | A MADY, HAVING A QUIET COUNTRY HOME. wishes a few little dren to Board; will teach | rudiments of knglish and music if desired. Apply at 1530 Charles street. } OARDING HOUS mountains of Be oper week street, been, N. Y. AMONG Pe NOW OPE hoharie co THE ew York, Address UC RDERS WAN bathing tine ‘shade, Water, a $8 % Island | | ead, riding Iree. Address J, R. SMLTH, Ri NOUNTRY BOARD AT FARM HOU / Island, 3 «from Riverhead tions. lars apply to Aquebogue, La 1. NOUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE; VERY / ples f and still water bathing; within ¢ tshing and gunning, 5, Bridgehampton, ¥ BOARD.—A FEW BOARDERS amodated at & farm house terms me r Avusbog street, Brooklyn, YOOD BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A LARGE FARM T house uear the Mountain House; fresh vegetables, milk, eggs, &c. Terms $8,per week, GPoROn &. ROGr tskill, Greene Co., N. ¥. {RST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED at a new private residence, 239 miles from Catskill Station; nzh ground, shade, river and mountain view; fishing and bathing; tering 810 to $12 per week. Address Fo 8 HuVEd, Linitnyo. Columbia county, N. ¥. JANTED IMMEDIATELY—BOARD AT BATH, L. 1 tor gentleman and wile, three children and nurse where gout accommodations can be had and where ther is plenty of sh 133 Livingste Address, stating terms, L. TE street, Brookivn. QQ PEL WEEK WILL sour Ny AUCTIONE HO Board Vy hours trom city; high ground; spl "at Io’cloek, 217 Can. views, A conveyance will be at the station to-morro: | hold Furniture, consisting of Parlor and ¢ arrival ol 9:10 4. M. train by Morris and Essex Railroad, | Wardrobes, marble top Cables, Mirrors, Appiy personaly to Hi, H. PRICK, New Providence, N. J. | Sewing Machines, Desks, Cutiery, €c. SUMMER RESORTS. DRIAN_ INSTITUTE, UNIONTOWN, N. hour from New York on Pennsylvania Railroad, rtlandt or Deshrosses. str og; detightint home lies or single persons: gay, bath, dc or by letter to ADRIAN INSTITUTE ATH HOTEL, BATH, L, 1—SEA BATHING ing. fishing, &c, A few Rooms trom today Wen Gate leaves pier 1 East River, foot of Wi 110A. M.,2:30and 5 P.M, direct for hovel JATSKILL MOUNTAINS.—GOOD BOARD A farmhouse, in & beautital location; bigh and sha immediately opposite one of the finest range of moun tains; rooms large; terms $7 per week. Address JAM E: SMITH, Lexington, Greene county, N. ¥. 3, PORT JERVIS, BOAT. toamer hitehatl etre A . YF NOWLER HO! SUM. mer resort; prices moderate; extra indusements to cominercial travellers; splendid mountam scenery. NOX HOUSE, GREENWICH, © —28 MIL from New York; trains leave Forty-second stree M. Li every hour, bemt leaves toot of Market street at 3:3) P.M. ; for transient Mouse ss; good rooms reserved poarders, For terms apply on the preiniges, or Lenox House, 73 Fifth avenue. MOUNTAIN HOUS , tin open during the montn of September. COZENS & MURRAY, HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, 8. 1.—ELE- rant accommodation can be had for tarilics desi jo remain near the city. To business men it offers spec! i inducements; terms reasonable, Apply at the hotel or bs letter (0 JAMES CARROLL, Proprictor. SOUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MONTROSE SS" station, NJ. A faw Honma, recentiy vacated, to Int, fith Board, at this popular first elass hotel, To parties desiring the best of accomodation at one ot the heaith- feavand most accessible hotels near New York this Isa | tare chance; @ minntes, trom foot of Barelay street, srris and Bssex Kailroad: 36 trains daily oe HITZELBENGER, Proprietor. t LAK GREENWOOD Stages connect at Monroe _ trains trom New York via Erle Railway LYN Y. JENNES 8, Proprictor. Monroe, Orange county, N. Y. Post office address, Poe FHfESTONE HOUSE, WHITESTONE, Wreriient to city by bose or cars). —A tow to let jor balance of season, at reasonable Fa TOOVSBURG PAVILION, WOODSBURG, L, 1. Woinaseiicent hotel was openet dune 2; overlooks the Atlantic Ocean; is but one hour's ride {rom New Parues sutieving from hay fever and ague will find @ sure cure. N. PB. SEWE, MISCELLANEOUS. A LOT OF TINCIURE AND sPECT?S tab'e for ® country drug store, for sale Greenwich stiee, near cheap. Franklin. {REGORY & CO., 212 24 REGENT STREET, LON. | T don, beg to draw the attention of those Aineric about to visit England to their very large stock of an, Persian, Turkey and Moroceo Carpets; also 10 ir English Carpets, in chotee and exelusive designs. WANTED nO PU RCHASK aD NTED—IRON SMOKE STACK, 4 OR 9 FEET * | at 11 o'ctoc | tor Mortgage. int ‘W/'ivng. and 22 to 21 tones diauioter, at DAVIS & CO." Swuben yirgek Jogger Ciy. ’ Pn ——— SSIGNER’S SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—W. S. Townsend wili sell at public auction tho ontire contents on the third tloor of factory corner of F streot and Tenth avenue, New York city. consi eight, Ribbon Looms, Winding Engines, Warpin, and Blocking Machinea. Spools, &c., on Thursday, 14. By order ot A, HOBBY, Assignee, AUCTION SALE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. 120 WEST 231 street, THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, commencing at 1015 dtelock, LUKE FITZGEKALD, Auctioneer, sell; $25,000 worth, andd W) lots by catalogue, elegant costly ouschold Furniture, Chickering & Son ‘rosewood Piand- Jor'e, Centre Tables, Carpets, Parlor, Library and Dr Ing Room Suits, Bronzes, Painungs, Etageres, Book- case, 500 volumes of Books, Bedroom Suits, rosewood and walnut Hedsteads, Bareaus, Mattresses, Dining Room Buffet, Chairs, Extension Table, &e. Also Basement and Kitchen Furnitare. this day over UGUST MARTINES, AUCTIONEER, ‘important sale of rich and costly Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Fronaes, c, . « At private residene f year bth av., at 1! o'clock on THIS DAY (Wednesday). Drawing foom—Superb suits Furniture, Pompadour, Mario Antoinette styles, covered slik brocade; Cabinets, Tables, Ktageres, Secretatre Bookcase, velvet Carpets, Lace Curtains, Paintings, urdstie Bronze Statuary, mag: nificent rosewood Pinuotorte, celebrated city ‘make Canterbury, Music, Books, rosewoot, walnut Buren Be''stouds, Wardrobes, on’ suite, style Lows XTV.; Mat: tresses, extension Table, Sideboard, Linen, Chinaware, ont, Kitchen Furniture. Parties wishing to attend ale take Sth av. stazes or Cth av. ca: Apeeer B. WALDRON, AUCTIONE By D. WIVES. Salesrooms 103 Liberty and 111 Cadar strests. House- hold and Cabinet Furniture this day, 11 o'clock. A general assortment of Bedsteads, Burcaus, Cases, Washstands, Commoses, Centre ‘Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Butters, Dinin room Chairs, Lounges, Kockers, Culery, Plates, Pianos, Cradles, Chairs, &c., &e. UCTION SALE—OVER 700 LOTS. Magnificent Household Furniture. Property of Philip A. Vanderpool, Esq This (WEDNESDAY) morning, August 1s, at 10) at the elegant jurmshed brown stone mansion, ‘Twenty-fiith street, avenues ‘and 10 between Fourth and Lexington nt Drawing oom Suits, r st hesse and Marie Antoinette 4; magnificent #, Bookease, Bronze n Carve , ors . . Bedsteads, “‘Byreau. nis, Commodes, extra horse hair and. spring Mattresses, Beddiny, Library, Dining Room }urmiure, &c. X. B.—Deposit required trom all purchasers: goods must be removed twenty-four hours aiter the sale, JOUN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND. ‘alestoom $95 ‘Third avenue, will sell this day at jock, at 518 East Fourteenth street, the contents of a new and second hand Furmture —storé, consising of Sofa Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges, black walnut Bureaus, Bedstends, halreloth Suits, black walnut Bedsieads, cane seat and wood ¢ A straw Maltrosse a large quantity of Stoves, oeks, Mirrors, Lamps, Sewing Machines, together with one Truck and set of Harness. Sale positive, without reserve; well worthy of the attention of deaier JOHNSON o'clock, by virt Houseliold Fyrniture, consisting of satel and revs; black wainut and enamelled Bureaus, Bedstoads, Washstands, Tables, Lounges, Freuch plats P t Mi ir, husk end other Mattresses, Festher Beds, Pillows and Bedding; also. 0 velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Kuga, Oileloth, Matting, dc uuuters, Shelvin toxex, Ritehen Utensils, 'y, Class Ware, Awnings, Paintings, Engravings, iso lot Storage Goods. By order Attorney Morteage Curren Morr SALE.—DEPAULT HAVING been made in the payment o: the money secured by certain chattel mortgage, | will expose tor sale thereun- Mt public am -tion, on the Hth day of August, S73, at K noon, on the premises, basement of No. 15 New ow York city, the Bar Pixiures and other Con- cept stock, of the due Enulish sample and Wine Room. H +f LIPPOLY, Attorney for Mortgagee, Dated New York, August 5, fh . Above sale adjourned to August 14, same hour and | place. - I WEIN BERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THUR: « day, August I, atl0% o'clock, atl5%s Bowery, a large awortiment ot Liquors, Wines, &e, Also Furniture, Carpets, iron Sates, ac. Particulars in Thursday's ad- Vertixernents, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONE THIS DAY, August 13, " t » 1 North William of Sofas, Bureaus, saree Washstands, Looki Bedding: also al Also penters’ Lone! Also” mort sate, 9 Tables, king Glasse: . J. JOSE B. MENDELL, AUCTIONEER, WILT SELL ON Thursday, August 14, at 10.4. M.,’ at store 201 South the Stock, Fixtures and Lease of tho first class ning and Furnishing Store; Hate, Caps, Boot eles, &e a Sg ‘ine, one Billiard Tabl 5, Aitorney for Mortgagee. ORTGAGE SALE.—BY VIRTUE © of mortua: Thursida: ugust 14, at 10 0% sorenoon, at No. St iirtieth street, near Filth avenue, a lot oc mag- nificent Fnrnitur: ALBERT WEBER, €| M eer,—By virtue of ex expose for sale at public v day of August, 1873, wt thre oon, at Patrick McGuire's stables, 129h ots and Third avenue, Hariew, two fine covered Butcher Wagons, wo Horses and tour Hames, pata CHARLES F, MATHER, Marsh York, August 12, 1873. AWNBROKER'S | SAL! 4 or, 138 Chatham stre day, at il o'clock, 500 lots of wome Bibles, Boots, shoes, &e. also large Pillow’, &c. | By order P. GANLEY, AWNBROKER'S SALI oneor, Will sell at 59 New Bowery, 5.0 and women's Clothing and other seasonal order of D. G. Ferguson, 52645 Broome stre; iCHA R3, AUCTIONEER, First class Lager Beer Saloon, Horses, &c. MGRATH, will sell on, Thurs: Cary lot. of Feather Division street. Mortgage Salo—Will sell ths day (We o'clock, at No. 754 Sixth w street, { xtures of above Joon, consisting of elegant Bar and back Ba Chairs, Tables, Pictures, Mirrors, Glassw: two gray Horses, one large coverod spring Wagon, Har- ness, dc. Sale positive. By order of L, Garde, Attorney AUGUST 13, 1973. 1 HATS AND CAPS, HIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 40 CASES FUR AND WOOL HATS AND CAPS. Adapted to the Southern and Western . Cataloy . ys HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY, pier 115 and 120Church sircet. WiLEiam qBuorr, AUCTIONE LI, Salesrooins # New Bowery Will sel! on FRIDAY, at 103g o'clock, the Stock and sp! did Fixtures in the Liquor 204 South street; tour pull Ale Pump, splendid , Otlice Purnitire, Ginss Ware, Aiter which ihe Lease will be sold, which inay be used for any legitimate business, &c, Wits ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER —BY VIRTU & chattel mortgage I will sell on THIS DAY, o'clock, at 162 West Kightrenth street, one bay Mare, set Harness, one Express Wagon. WM. ABBOT, Jr, Attorney for Mortgage WILLian ABBorT, AvCTIO R. By virtue of a chattel mortgage I will sell on THIS: DAY, at 10 o'clock, the Furniture of the lager beer saloon 159 Mercer street. Also one large lee box, &c. WM. ABBOTT, Jr., Attorn@y tor Mortgagee. one _ BILLIARDS. Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND ALL. the Pheian & Collender Combination Cushions, tor sule only by the, patentee, H.W. COLLENDEN, suc- cessor to Phelan & Coilender, 738 Broadway, New York. ALAREN, ASD ELEGANT DESIGNS OF BILLIARD + Tables and all appurtenances connected with the trade at Gru, K. PHBLAN'S, No. 7 Barclay street, N.Y. A TREMENDOUS. FALL IN PRICES—BEVEL BIL- ZA lard Tables tor $175; new improved Bevel Tables for $275. Delaney’s patent Steet Wire Cushions can ouly be purchased at 40 Vesey street, W. il, GRIFFITH & CO. OR SALE—THREE BILLIARD TABLES AND ONE Pool Table, together with elegant Bar and Fixtures; Jease of building prompt buyer great bargain, at ‘@S Eighth avenue. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. ; NTED—A PURE DIAMOND, TO WEIGH AnoUT A . W one carat. Address, with partientars, CONFIDEN~ TLAly Herald o@joe, = | a good paying —THIS DAY JAMES AGAR, | pu FOR SALE. “\ FiRst CLASS SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALE. d ‘101 come. town; doing large day trade; chance. “TMITCHLL'S Store Ageney, 77 Ced FOR SALE CHEAP—BEST CORNER LiQuoK t bargains; also Hotels, at gr e300; also Stores to let. 'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERI Mores, Clxar Stores first class con utter Stands, city and country Drug 8 Store ‘Agency, TT Cedar sirect. A FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN DAY TRADE SAM- ple Room, between Fulton and Wall streets; 5 lease; large business done; a bargain to a prompt pur- chaser. LLOYD, 29 Broad way. N OLD ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE, ON EIGHTE. avenue, doing a good business, will be sold tor ¢ash and balance in improved property. Address M., 163 Herald offi DOWNTOWN CORNER SAMPLE ROOM—BAB ttmitale S38) wroekty: low jrents long lease, sane » but gront bargain for cash. Apply, tor three daya, to HAL Murs Fret i's Hotel, 10 ioennd 3 toe. corner Liquie Sion Mircit NOLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY STABLE—LOCA- tion ausurpassed: successful operation 2) yeara; net profits $5,004 vear; extraordinary chance; bargain Particulars at 25 Chambers street. KOE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR SsTORE-LO cated on leading business avenue; splendid cash trade; enterprising party an excelleat chance to make money, Particulars at 25 Chamber street. ‘ GEONGE W, 5{XEKS, Store Ageucy. A HOTEL, FYURNISHED, FOR SALE—ONE HOU! from New York; salt water; on river bank. 3 SMIvn, owner, Franktort House, corner Frankfort and William streets, NEATLY FITTED UP CORNER LIQUOR STORE for sale choap—On a good thoroughfare down town, ood business: rontlow. Apply to THOMAS GAFE" Auctionecr, No, 6 Conire street USINESS OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERBD.— Any person wishing to purchase an old established Grocery and Liquor Siore, which Is now doing a business of over $100 a day, and can be doubied ia a short time, will please cail this day at 77 Warren street for partict lara. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—PIRST CLASS STORE, well stocked and doing a good business. For par- ticulats apply at 63t Third avenue. pase (ots OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, DOING A GooR and profitable business, on an ‘avenue near Uniom square; reusons for selling ‘satisiactory; torms will be mado reasonable toa trustworthy pariy. Address Ie P ©, Herald office. OR SALE—A FANCY GOODS STORE ON THIRD avenue, with Good Will, Lease, &c.: established nearly 25 years; sold in consequenc: of the death of the owner. Tquire tor particulars at office of O. HORWITZ, 293 Broadway, room No. & OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, IN A very respectable locality; long lease; large sales and large stock on hand, Address ‘ft. P., box 156 Herald of OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A first class wholesale and retail family Taquor Store, on one of the best avenues in tne c! itted up regard Joss of expense ; reat’ and doing a good ensh busit the owner has other’ | business and attend to it terms to suit the bayer. Address A.C. iM Horald’ Uptown Branch ofilee, IST BARGAIN EVER OF. a Bakery, Confectionery on, with first class Fixtures and siness; best stand in the place; rea- x to Burope. Apply doing a first ¢ son for sellin opposite the {OR SALE—AT A BARGAL he proprietor & ‘ud depot, Pass , ON ACCOUNT OF TILT health, a tashionay linery Fstablishinent, with: Goodwill and elegant Parlor Vurniture, Mirrors, with or without stock of millinery goods; & splendid o} portunity for a miliiner or dressmaker; the best locauom In'the erty: itis an old established business with. a ian line of lirst class customers. Address GOODWILI Herald Uptown Branch office. yroe SALE—THE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF ‘a Boarding House; a good stand, with a three years? Lease; to be Dp. Apply othe premises, 54 New Chainters street, corner of New Bowery. pei NOR SAL: STER AND CHOP HOUSE, WITH Prodasatcached, ina fle basinoss tozation down towns Place clozantly feted up; no agen. Address BUSI HESS, Verald oftice, FoR, 248 LONG ESTABLISHED. GROCERY Store, withr full Stock and Horses, Wagons, &e. I quire at 62 | th hird avenue, between Fitty-seventh and Fitty-eighth streots. OR BA Hotties, Generator and Fountains, Botiling Table and Wagens; will sold cheap, as the owner is going onto business. Apply at #7 Dean’street, Brookiyn. WOR SALw. RY NO. 44 EIGHTH AVENUE, at i0 per st; rent only $100; leave to suit} plate glass windows; store 25x15; good reason for selling. VOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER TAMILY Liquor Store: long lease; good reasons for sciling. | Callen Me. WILLIAMS, 180 Spring street WOR SAL OOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF AN Exchange and § class location and W.. box 298 Pest of i. AL BOX MANUFACTORY; HAS BEEN IN for a nuniber of years. Apply to AR, 431 Washinton sti tee ALE—BOOK, STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER a few murs from the city, Can be obtained at ain, Address BOOKSELLER, Herald offiee JOR SALE—FIRST CLASS OYSTER, CHOP HOUSH and Dining Saloon; doing a fine business; 5 yours lnase at tow rent. MITOHELL, 77 Cedar streat. NUR SALE-AN ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, IN COM. te running order. Apply on premises, 60 Johw street, between Wand 3. JOR SALE—A BOOT AND SHOE STORE ON SMITE Porrcon or willexchanzo for Brooklyn Real state, Apply at 20) and 20! Court strect, Brooklyn. JOR SALE—LIQUOR STORE OF THE BEST Po hiieavtp and ment desirable Liquor Stores n Brook. nking Office on Wall street; first : Address, fur three 'd OR lyn, near ihe Navy Yard; 300) men at work: no stock Tonk lease and low rent nyt MILES Oct LLe a SON & Ov., 248 Front street, New York. WOR SALE CHEAP—A, FIRST CLASS GROCERY, with Stock a ease. JOHN STEMS, corner Seventh avenue and Twenty-seventh street Pp—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX. as Liqcor Store; will be sold at # ‘Apply at All Ninth ay ZAP FOR © THE PIRST. CLA! y and Tee aim daloon No. Inquire on the premises. Satie any, st ght immedi ASS MOTEL, WITH yne of the most VIOTEL FOR SALE Furniture’ complete Jthy and delighttul sections of tae business, and has be rs by the b our peopl ns, “Addrens CHAI FOR SAL ORSE, WAGON AND y doing u retail business of about 30 ¥: reasons for selling, the owner has other snd to. No ageais need apply. D. Ey Stables, corner of Bridge and Nassad ALE.—APPLY TO E. W. rooklyn. FoR purt street, vst BLOOM, 19 oF NE OF THE BEST RESTAURANTS DOWN TOWN will be sold at moderate pri first class trade and large profits. 5.E. H. VANDYKE, 160 Broadway. AME CNANCE FOR BUILDERS.—A QUANTITY OF ii Tardware for sale, or to trade’ for elty or country properly, unineumbered. Apply at 141 Bighth avenue. YAPES.—FPOUR SECOND HAND SAPES FOR SALB cheap; one large, two small and one medinm; fre Apply at No. 7 Liberty street, first O C | * | proot; best makers. | floor. SAFE FOR SALE—HERRING'S RECENT MAKE, IN S‘pericer order; J. tect by 2 feet ¥ inches, outside. measure. Apply at io John street, second loft, JAFES CHES EB OUT an Marvin's, Wil ntine TO CLO: and Va! NY, 51 Maiden Lane, FOR SALE—AT A VERY LOW it stablished, lately refitted, low rent, doing J business, 40 Bleecker street, ICT: TNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY WITH. U ¢ Business and Furniture of a first clase ¢ House, in genteel neighborhood, with one of are’ jJeare, ior sale, to cash customer; rooms now 1. No bonus tor good will, and ont: reason for selling i re to change business. Inv 3 gation inviied: possession September 1. For particulars address W, F W., Licrald Uptown Branch office, 950 FOR SALE, A GOOD SITUATED SMALL 20U. Millinery aid Dressmaking Establishment | tor $250; one hour irom New York. Address, for three Butler's: YTLAM |. figu: Board more ini! and paying ¥ daya, REGINA ERLANGEN, Herald office. . MACHINERY. OF HORIZONTAL, UPRIGHT AND PORT: ines: Locomotive,” Fine and ‘Tabular Ball , Pum shatting, Pulleys, Hangers, sec rt Os PARA TSON A ROARE, Water and E GINgs grok, Sane Inch stroke, at Sc. per pound: also YORN STU AT, 126 Broadway. oi Boilers. i OR SALE—ONE STEAM | ENGINE, ~ 15-HORSE power: one Locomotive Boiler, 25-hore power} three Locomotive Bolles, %®-horse' power each; -inch voller Tubes, each tube 15 feet long. Sonn TALES COLLINS, 68 John stre OR SALE—A LARGE, LOT OF POWER LOOMS, IN full harnes; also Warping, Winding, Doubling and Spooling Frames, with, Sharting, Paueys, ite,, ail lu Gest rate order, Apply to SAMUEL BERISCHY & CO., Now 455 West Forty-1itth street, or No, O5 Walker stree [FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE HORIZONTAL TUBULAR Boliee BgxI2 fe O} three 1 oe ator fu paging 10 horse. portaule Locomo' r Rinks. CUCNEY BOILER WORKS, 340 to 38 street, Wiliamsburg, N.Y. F% SALE CHBAP--A LARGE BAND SAW (I. S 4 almost new. Plass patent), but Iitite used and aimoss ney ‘ORIZONTA Heer ieiorse power, weineh strok G., SY oh TATION ENGINE FOR SALE= - STAT ee i4 inches in diameter, i earls Manta ala ae G00 xe " Ape aists? upples, ot every description, vet, New York. 4 ft SALE—NINETEEN LATHOSS OF V. J ‘om 60 inches swing Ue foot bed to der, with T Y¥ & 00. % Peed street, Now York 4ECOND HAND LATHES, LEVER AND POWRE SP eoinses, circular and compound Lever Shy re law ing, Mortictng, Boring, Tenoning, Tongueing and Groove ing Machines, Shatng agd Pulleys: myst be sold, Apple at of Gontre greek ' Brooklyn. _ F 8 sizes, e by 4 foot bed; all in good inches sing UY ‘address A. 0. TUtds ATT 4