The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1873, Page 11

NeW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, CUBA. WATERING PLACE NOTES. ‘There is a boys’ gambling house at Long Branch. ‘The club house at Saratoga has closed for the Financial Deerees for the Relief of the | season. Beonomie Condition of the Island. ‘The Supply of Gold and Gold Importe—Important Decrees by the Executive—Spanish Account of the Insurgent Raid Into Nuevitas— Colonial Government and Herald Special Reporte-Slave Trade and Landings of Slaves. Havana, August 30, 1878. ‘The Acting Intendente General, Sefior Crespo who has had a long and varied expe- orience in public life in Cuba, has signalized his entry into the highest finance office in this island by the production of two decrees, which are intended to alleviate the economic condition and financial situation of the island and bring about a reduction of the nigh rate on goid and a return to specie payments. Both are dated August 28, The first authorizes the free circulation, at its intrinsic ‘walue, of gold coin of the South american Repub- lica, and the impoitation of United States gold, free of duty, while goid exported {s to be charged a stul further duty of five per cent over that at pres- ent Marked by the tarid. THE PREAMBLE -of this degree is to the effect that considering the economical crisis which at present compromises all the permanent interests of this territory, urgently demands some kind of measure for its amelioration, however partial it may be, and pre- paratory to the definite resolution of che competent legislative authority, and considering that the character of the crisis does not determine its gen- eral mature, weighing heavily upon the wealth of the province, but complicates and makes circuls- tion dificult, by reason of the circumstances which ‘have produced it; that in this sense the crisis 4s but monetary and its deplorable ocon- Sequences consistin the withdrawal of gold—the only monetary unit—from circulation in some de- partments in the island, while in others it freely circulates and abounds, with discredit and depre- ciation to the paper circulating medium. Consid- ering that, for certain reasons, a quantity of gold -has been exported, which is indispensable to Attend to the necessities of the circulation and ‘public expenses, and taking into account the im- possibility of importing Spanish gold, which has been in large quantities exported into France and destined to cover the German indemnity, atid con- sidering that lawful money geuerally abounds in excess to the wants of its consumption among the American republics; and considering that the modern concert of nations, the progress of interna- tional Jaw has obliterated past animosities, uniting peoples in the closest relations of iriendship and weciprocal aid to carry out the work of civilization by iraternal bonds of unten, and considering that at is necessary to replace in this market the scarcity of guld for the requirements of the gov- ernment, and to regulate the unequal and anomalous situation produced by the almost total disappearance of gold in some departments and the depreciation of the circulating currency in others, thereby cucouraging speculation and bringing on grave and serious dangers, the Acting {ntendente has iesued the said decree, The first article authorizes the circulation of gold of the South American Republics at its intrinsic value and the same “representative” vaiue as the Spanish coin (por su valor intrinsica y que tenga ta. misma ley que la moneda Espafiola). This fore- going decree is not suticiently explicit; the Spanish ounce. or commonly called doubloon in the United States, is worth $i6in Spain and $17 io island, the question arises, i it is to be un- derstood that the South American ounc oe 3 meh td nets anes in ee South publi ether they are to circulate at t SA Bc never armen icle second authorizes the free importation of American (United states) guid; article third e@Xx- acts ajurther duty of tive per cent on the exporta- tion of gold coin, and articie tourth states that the (ntendency (treasury) will exuct the strictest and Most faithiu! compliance with tne decree. ‘The second of the before mentioned decrees states that, as gold is the only recognized monetary uuit, although circumstances of the econonitc crisis hava Caused it almost entirely to disappear irom circu- (ation, and that, as the treasury is obliged to pay part of its ovligations in specie, and that it is the ay of the financial administration vo bring about reappearance of gold and to equalize its con- ata in all the macaw of the isiand, and as the and least violent means, although in ’ tacit tmadequate ip the necessary proportion, to provide pecuniary resources for the economic ad- ministration, the lottery receipts can be utilized; cher. it is decreed that from the drawing 913, id theresfter, all the proceeds (rom sales of the Wttery tickets sball be collected, halt in goid and half ia paper money, and the government will pay oll sums resulting as prizes ater drawing in tae BULLBTINS FROM THE FIELDS OF BATTLE. The accounts given by the nish journals “touching” the recent raid of the insurgenta into Nuevitas are all moulded in the same form and unt- een er to the affair in @ short paragraph as received from Nuevitas vei arhal aceurrad in tha town on Macrntn ne oe as tollows:—The [eooreent, Mn wt comin: past lock. Belore, he) uid become aware of the: ae and center ia any ‘ime for the volunteers to come together, they took possession of fo, principal erecta They attempted to auiack he je Administrator, aided by the other ptain of the port, with some three or jis subordinat st ee men, jtept the r eee ae al ee Poy Pe of ee, False snfleaored tH sices the the Soveragrs ' nouse, but did woe mecesnase: was gua: re a by only « small consisted o1 a employe of of —, easy Hos pliat nem: . 210 9 short tec ilsed by ee 3 surge aenies Sud garrison, leaving six of ine « thai, and carrying many AL AERALD pera Ofcourse, a8 ae the truth is Known,” Searcely any one pats faitn in the foregoing ridiculous tatement. The correct account, as given b; your “correspondent in ® previous letter, 18 sull Qrmed. The insurgents, under tne command o of General Maximo Gomez, had their own way gen- erally, and sii reliabie accounts perfectly agree that they behaved in the most systematic and or- ‘Fenty manner, moiesting none of the private page ‘ana only seeking the stores belonging to Spaniards, but without committing any vio- mace or misdeeds whatever upon the inmates, The principal store sacked was tne whole- seale and retail provision and hardware store of Yribes & Brothers, trom which the insurgents car- Tied off large supplies and the safe containin bout $6,000. A private — states that the o1 a commana the insurgents continually “guate Saar men ete oie oo bebave well. si frequently, “Hurt no one, save in geit-defence; molest no private house, but take the stores all &o, trom ou CAD carr; The insurgents kept spesseason of of the town for ~over three hours, and shortly after daylight their ded the reat, and leavi A bugles soun of their wort of sack: the stores they Jeli into groups ‘and best possible order, with a large booty, A spanish gentleman from Nuevitas, in Conversation with your correspondent at the Louvre yesterday evening, though unable to fur- ‘nied fart! io details than such as are aire: ven, said the insurgents left by city pr they gay, 1, “nadie les dije que ") (no one them to leave). ‘Upon ‘voktn iu he pre- Gumed that the insurgents would have left if told ‘to de 60, he replied with saying, “I mean mit ‘Qo one compelied them to rid Accounts from all p the insurrectionary oe ne che anently show Shee the rebellion— reports of the Havana presa to the conwrary.-ts trom be! yet suppressed, and has 06 Present more vitality than it had the dret | tae of the insurrection, and the sanguine hopes t assured promises of the authoriues ig. The peopie are not anused to the ements of the Havana press. From the"! Beet atemane and fhrougnoat successively he Sreapo, Ceballos and other’ aa mo ‘the sane “Often bave their tatiity yen proven. asic daa TRE VE TRA: Sha Den.Jos¢ Ramon Betancours Porte Rico, @ few weeks ri i. aw fs aaa tea nd themselves them in the case of by rg at they. one the ae }GORIO. guogaars © Bermase Sane enor Se ‘Gan Feaxcisco Commodore Vanderbilt has turned bis back on Saratoga. Ten thousand visitors were at Martha's Vineyard on Sunday last. Over four thousand visitors arrived at Saratoga Springs last week. John Knox, of Glasgow, Scotland, arrived at Saratoga Springs on Saturday last, Uncle Daniel Drew, of Wali street, arrivea at Con- gress Hall, Saratoga, on Sunday ast. General Phil. Sheridan is rambling among the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The United States Hotel at Saratoga, when finished, wil contain 5,000,000 of brick. Secretary Richardson is at Long Branch, but Will return to Washington on Saturday. The Count and Comtesse de Giverville, of Paris, France, are sojourning at Saratoga springs. The Eldridge House, at Sharon Springs, N. Y., is no more, it having been burned to the ground. The keno establishment at Cape May has received an invitation from the authorities to close busi- ness, Lieutenant A. H. Lillie, United States Navy, has put up at the Grand Union Tavern tn Saratoga Springs. A second edition of the camp meeting at Round Lake, Rensselaer county, N. Y., commenced on ‘Tuesday last. There ts to be no pool selling on the Saratoga boat races—at least upon the grounds over which the Regatta Committee will have control. Major William W. Leland has disposed of his in- terest in the Grand Hotel, Saratoga. The house will remain open until the 1st of October. Two of the hotels in Atlantic City, N.J., are closed, and in a few days the piace will bear a com- Parison with Goldsmith’s “Loveliest village of the Plain.” Effingham H. Nichols, with his wife and daugh- ter, of this city, are at the Grand Union Hotel, Sa- ratoga, where also are located Jacob Vanderpool and wile, of this city. Ex-Governor James E, English, of New Raven, Conn., is the seventeenth individual bearing that title that has visited Saratoga Springs this season. He 1s putting up at the Grand Union Hotel. The fight between the camp meeting and the Tace course, at Martha’s Vineyard, has been de- cided in favor of the former, Two trots were ad- vertised to take place last Saturday, but the Selectmen of Edgartown stepped in 4nd revoked the license of the proprietors of the race track. An itinerant watering place Bohemian has opened @ machine poetry shop, and produces the following as a specimen brick :— Long Branch for pleasure, Cape May for fun, Saratoga ior flirting, Coney Island for rum. Bound Lake for religion, Sharon jor health, Fire Island for bathing And Newport for wealth. FATAL ELEVATOR CASUALTY. Coroner Young was yesterday called to 444 West Fifty-third street to hold an inquest on the body of Joseph Andreas, a German iad twelve years of age, whose death was caused by injuries received by being caught between a beam and the elevator, in the paper hanging manulactory of Messrs. Whiting & Youngs, 435 West Thirty-trst street, where he was employed. Under what circumstances the accident occurred is unknown, as no one appears to have seen it, It is believed, however, that de- ceased was endeavoring to manage the steam ele- vator himself at the time oi the accident. _HOUSES, RUOOMS, &. “WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. —A.—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIRING to reni Houses the ensait page at the real es- iate office of PHALUN & SLUAN, No. 31 Hast Seventeenth street (North Union Square), near Broadway. Most cen- tral location in the city, FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—MEDIUM SIZE, between Thirt cond and For bth treet, Fourth and sixth avenues, by a i pri ents. tm or would: purchase turuiture’ end loase uowre If pile was reasonably low. Address HAMMOND, _Herald office FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A! OVE TWENTY. third street, where the owner would take the rent, or a portion of it, in ie Doaed by by family of two ; references pal ea requil H. J., Herald Uptown ranc! ADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT DESIRES to meeta at would: help to turnisl apply. BOARDERS WANTED, . Biber ray saan nota asc neneh NOS, SARE ONS pas inandsomely furnished Rooms, with Hoard. References. | tables. Apply as soon as possible.” ye Back ROOM an SECUND FLOOR TO ‘RB. Sapenge 1 33 EAST TWENTY-SECOND es i stree' leasaintt hich she dura’ oor iene eel ota sestand | demren to feet, with Se tanellics or sing men, for the winier. 8ST HOUSE WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE.—HAND- somely turnished Roo: th first lane Bora private table i deslzed” So. Weal lwenly: flath treet’ ST CLASS BOARD AND TWO LARGE. ELEGANT Rooms: brown storie; family of jour, Southern- cea ap Other boarders taken; undoubted ‘reerenoes. Fe 5 rate Vhirty-tourth street PER DAY, $6 TO $12 PER WELK.—FINE Rooms, wiih excellent table, 172 174, 176 and bi aaah near Broadway ; shaded grouns oquet, BLOCKS FROM FROADWAY—$6 60 TO 10. PER week.—Hanisomely turnisied Rooms, with Board, for families aud single table buardes ré avcomun THRER INVALIDS [Reguiana PLEABANT Rooms, good ‘nena frst class medical attend- y HEALTH, Herald offlee, 2. dn iT, Feopened on the Ist inst-—Elevant sinyle; house and appointinents first TH STRET, NEAR BROADWAY, 18 WEST POURTA street.—Iwo nicely furnished Kooms, with or without Board, to respectavle parues; gas and bath, 574 AVENUE, 4%, BETWEEN THIRTY-EIOHTH ‘AND ‘Thirty-ninth streets. Suits ot clegant Apartments of four to seven room, with private dining room bath, butler’ be sisted service tor cach auit; very handsomely HTH AVENUE, NO. 76.—VERY DES:RAB:.B ROOMS, O with Board, ‘en suite or stugly; first class in all re- aspects; house mewly renovated and al! appoimunents un- exceptionable, TH AV., NO. 387.—COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND newly furnished throughout; just opened; Boor suite, wich or without private table; ais0 Rooms emen ; references req AST THIRTIETH STREET.—AN ELEGANT SEC- 2) ond Floor to let, with private table it desired; also other beautiful Booms, en suite or single; houso and apartments first class; refereuce requi ¢ EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET,—ELEGANTLY turnished Rooms of second and third floors, with pri- vate table ii desired. $i TO $8 PER WEEK.—GENTLFMEN OR GENTLE. and wife can obtain pleasant front Room: with Board at No. 70 West Washington place, west o! Sixth avenue; references. 12" |r WEST, 240.—TO LET, IN PLEASANT- est part of Niuth ward, elegantly iurnished ®ooms, artied or sing! Board; suitable for mi le persons; cemess to $10 per week. 1 TH STREET, WEST, 14—FIRST CLASS LOCA- tion; handsomely furnished suit of three Roo suitable for gal tami ly, with Board; good table; few boarders; reterence requit THIRTEENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH Nicely furnished Apartments, with Board, for sin; itlemen or families; good table; French pri- tate family reterences required.e ? 1 TH STREET.—ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH Board, at 217 West Fourteenth street; bouse strictly first class aid unusually desirable, References. 47H STREET, 16 WEST, NEAR YIFTH AVENUE. Handsomely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, en suite or singly, to tamilies or gentiomen ; references. ' 147% bd gal WEST, 28—ELEGANTLY FUR- nished Rooms, en suite or singly, with superior Board; references. ‘47H STREET, CORNER SFOOND AVENUE, 300 AND EE Me tandiomely | turnished | large nd small ith Hoard; no children or nurses ] 45 STREET, WEST, NO. 57. ELEGANTLY FUR- ms, large, very desirable, every con- ry itieman and wife or single men, Reference required. 1573, STREET, NO. 42, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenuss—Second Floor to let, very desirable, tezether or separate; also other Rooms, with Board; hot and cold water; reierences. Aa modera’ 1 AND 20 EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET.— Very desirable single and d Rooms for gen'le- men, with good Board , also eleg: ity and Floors tor families, with of without private iy 23” STREET, 114 pop tn pd ol FURNISHED Second Floor, three large and one hall room (with private bath if desired), to let, with first class Board; Also other Roo! rences 2 TH STREET, 257 WEST.—DESIRABLE ROOMS, IN Perfect order, newly’ furnished; contain every Fequisue tor comfort and convenience, with Board, families and single gentlemen; good table and attend 210 WES’ Floor, with private bath ai Rooms; references. ELEGANT SECOND fine table ; also other 247% STREET, “GENTLBGAN "AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD. FOR the win:er in a private fg + vicinity of Second avenue and Fourteenth to Thirtieh sireets preiert Will tum sh rooms if neo Tat ‘Address, staving loca- ton, terms, ac., W. H. C. j Herald office. GENTL! MAN DESIRES “PERMANENT - BOARD for his wue and child in @ private family; best of rences given ani required. Adress, stauing par- tioulars, 6.8. D., 22 urecnwich stret A YOUNG GENILEMAN (LAWYER) DESIRES Koard ina private family; permanent, if suited, ierms to be reasonabl:; satistactory reierences Address HOME, box 1/3 Hieraid office. JBOARD WANTED—vOR A LADY, IN GENTEEL neighborhood, not above Forileth street or over $8 r week; roiercices exchanged, Address Mrs. C. D., Herald office. ren OARD WANTED-—BY A YOUNO LADY, SECOND story, iront and hall bedroom, in a first class Ronee, be tween tieth and Futieth streets, -iath and Mad son avenu relerence uired. ASTOR os giving loca, tion anid terms, including fire and gas. J box 1.026 Fost othiee. YARD WANTED-FOR A LADY AND DAUGHTER in the neighborhood of ‘Irving place, for a lew Weeks. unexceptionabie reierence given and required. Addre:s Lox 204 Herald office. Beazer WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIVE; location must be between Fourieenth and Forueilt atreets and Fourth and sixth avenues. Address, staung t rong reercmces and (ull particulars, W. L. A., Herald one's } OAKRD ED—IN A PROTESTANT FAMILY, IN or near New York, by a wentleman, wile, three daughters, azed (en, se ‘with lo tion and terms, PARK CARD WANT! Y A QUIET YOUNG WIDOW lady tn a private family who are not over inquisitive ana where there are tew or ho olber bourderss & fale Fige will be Laid tor good accommodatious. “Address F. M., Lox 186 Herald Uptown Branch office. Freenca, ‘BOARD WANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND his wife desire Board in a Erne French family, strictly private, Address X, Y, Z., box 156 Herald ottice." Wires adit prt ROOMS AND BOARD FOR aren: adults in a private fumily; terms not to ex- Address A. B., Herald ofice. References ox- Stange ] AMTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING husband, wife and child, two Rooms and good Ey B siniclly private French tamil ; no Bee mes st of reiereni - a Mbox 336 Pos ice. nt = Saonanee TO LET FOR SUSINESS PURPOSES. ‘TIENTION! NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS, ELEGANT OFFICES AND LAROE VAUSTS TO RENT, IN THR ABOVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOUATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY To TaK CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THK Post OFFICE, 40, 40. OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIBS, &0,, &C., CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEET (0 25X67 FEET, AT 8300, $400, $590 AND UPWARD TO $13,000, ACCORDING TO 8IZB AND LOCATI THE ABOVE BUILDIN COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, ‘BENT OF SMALL OFFICES, lla: | |e | Sd Story, Ath Story, Sth Story. $l, sh pe! 1,500 200 - 1.00 - = 400 - = 400 350 $300 200 2,009 0) 2509 Zoov 1500) "400 30) ‘500 1,690 120) ~ 120 1000 - 1250 pa = 1,250 = - ‘400 = - VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR- POSES ON FIRST A ane FLOORS. INQUIRIES TO BE MADE 0 _ HOMER pheelyyes 4 2 PINE STREET, A “1H CHEAPEST FLOORS TO LET ON BROAD- * FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS, 488 BROADWAY. Finer CLASS BOAKD CAN BE HAD AT % State street, Brooklyn, convenient to Wall and Bouin h terries; Rooms ney or en suite. A ReARRON PARISIENNE, 88 AND 40 FAST Twelfth street, near Broadway. Rooms for families and’ single gentlemen: table d'noto at 6 FP, Me; also 0 splendid Koom tor clubs, (CALBEN HOUSE, 360 HUDSON STRERT, CORNER Laight.—Excellent Board, $6 to $7 50' per week, with single Room; single Room, without board, $2 ani upwards; Lodging, “0 cents; gentlemen only. Open all nig! COMITENDEN House, BROADWAY AND TWENTY. th street, on the Ruropean play —Rooms, single and en suite, newly furnished. HUOPES & KEITH, Proprietors. RANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK KAST FROM v Hall, corner Frankiort anil Wiitiam streets; per day, for gentlemen and tamilie: en all night. GPx HOUSE, @& NEW BOWERY, ONE BLOCK ‘south of Chatham square.—Cleanest and best venti- luted cheap house in the city ; no bus, 19) rooy 18 DJOINING LORD & TAYLOR'S, NO. 6 EAST TWEN- tieth street, In parts of together bay window, plate 4c. Inquire of No.3 Weat Twenty-third or JESSUP, '258 Broadway: BROADWAY STORE TO LET—FIRST CLASS 10. cation; rent only $1,502. Apply on premises this ease No. 956 Broadway, near corner Twenty-third street ROADWAY BASEMENT, CORNER TWELFTH Atroct—8u6; ploasant and'light. Inquire of DEVLIN, on premises, IACTORY BUILDING Re bed heat FOUR TOP floors 96x25, splendid) with every accom- modation, in the new buil ligt Mea eT eat Thinty first street: suitable tor ny business, especially pianos and cabinet- makers, Lease given it' wanted. Inquire on 1908 W\a CTORY—227 EAST “SIXTH STREET, W WITH STEAN Power, for sale or lease. Inquire on the premises, ARE CHANCE.—TO LEASE—NEW, SITELY, CEN- traily located Hotel, facing Broadway, Clinton Hall, Cooper Institute, Bible House ; over 100 suits rooms; large storesand ird avenue. i BAL ESTATE OFFICE TO LET—SUPERIOR LOCA- sion Ari Hor: contiguous t9 Wall strect and Broad way; splendidly annie for immediate occu- pancy, Inquire of M. W. SCOTT, 8: Couar strect STORE TO LET—H9 MADISON STREET, 24X00. AP- Stree! ootnim, $8ee and Bue. per night; double ‘rooms, $1 wad c ts Geecuibeatts ply on the premises, or to D. BUCKLEY, 4% East ‘OTEL §T. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY- ‘AM POWERTO LET, THE FIRST, GEOOND second, surect, Broadway. —Rooms all front; table and third Lofts of 114 Kast Fourteenth street, with ee $3 50 p ¥, or European plan, $1 to $8 per power; well adapted for light eens hyanere: jay ; clog rivate table ifrequired. | Riso Lofts in rear. Inquire of F. GRUTE id fant suites {oF families; WM. G. bizuchoisad Proprietor, East Fourteenth street, YOTENIC HOTEL, 18 AND 15 LAIGHT STREET, N. ¥.—Good rooms; good beds; good food: health: prepared; a pleasant home; easy of access’ Turk- aths; reasonable terms. fa TEAM POWER—TO LET, THIRD AND FIFTH Floors, Sixt, extra light, with or without steam Power. bess and cheapest in ‘the city. inquire at 100 eat Twenty-seventh street. TEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. $90 BOWERY, CORNER of Bayard street.—200 Uae Rooms, neatly furnished, ® cents or 60 Fehned per nig. to $4 per week ; for gentlemen only. ‘AVERLEY HOUSE, 189 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR trom Eighth street.—A tip-top family hotel, at rea- sonable prices; It Is very pleasant and centrally located, one bioc! from Browart's. 2 EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, ith of withont private tables; location very do: sirable and pleasant and convenient for gentiemen ; erences exchanged. Q] WES? THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD. way and. Fifth avenue. —Fine Suits and single co ‘Stet tor tamilios and geudemen, with drat class eferences exchanged. 34 TH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET, WITH Board, handsome Suits of Rooms, second and third ae house’ large and central location. 160 West Thir- -fourth street. EAST THIRTY-! sot apes STREET.— HANDSOME. only, ecereeaee second and third Floors to jet, with ‘COUNTRY BOARD. FAMILY DESIROUS OF REDUCING EXPENSES find « pleasant home in the country, within a cr the Sity. by addressing F. A. G., box 183 Her- FEW CHILDREN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with good Board at a ont farmhouse in Orange bare near Middletown ; y locauon, near school, shat are comiorts. Inquire Me Mr. MOORE, 41 Ves: JOUNTRY BOARD AT ENGLEWOOD, N. J.—GOOD ed ena excellent table; gas in the rooms; 4 tegr trom New York, two minutes from station ; price for sall and winter $710 $9 per week. Address or apply at the PALISADE HOUSE as above. W4urep—an UNFURNISHED SECOND OR THIRD r, about six rooms, with improvements in side street, below Sixtieth sirect, between Third and Ninth avenues: family sma'l und responsible. Address A. store No. 1 1,250 Broadway. Q57H STRERT, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE —A PRIVATE family have very desirable ‘on second and third floors, handsoniely turnished; excellent. Board, Those willing to pay lair price “with good Felerences, may address 8. 7., box 110 Herald Uptown Branch offic COUNTRY BoARD—BY DAY OR WEEK; HUNTING, fishing, boats, croquet, bathing houses free; excel: lent ‘tubler' prices’ modbrate. Reler to Captain Clark, Martin, 1’ boise crim aes ae CRYSLER, Cold Spring, Is I. ANTED—A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, CON- taining 12 or 1¢ rooms, in @ respectable neighbor. Lec be.ween Tenth and i wenty-fitth strects and fnird d sixth avenues; rent not to exceed ne per. month. ‘Address for three days, P. W., Herald Uptown Branch o WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, A HOUSE, In. good, healthy location: rent musi be moder. ate, Address J. U., care of 4. R, Russell & Co., 411 Broad- way, New York. ANTED—A DRUG STORE, OR 4 GOOD SITUATION for one, in New York or vicinity, Address DRUG- GIST, Brooklyn Post oft 3 WEST TENTH STREET.—A PRIVATE rae will let, with Board, one or two very large Root 4 TH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND Broadway.—A party of threo can have entire jodern improvements; terms reasonable. 133 West Forty- fourth street. (OUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED—AT A FIRST class farm house at Peekskill; terms $7 week: God table, large rooms, beat ince. Partie of ITCHELL, Cedar street. (OUNTRY. BOARD FARM H HOUSE; FRESH EGGS milk, chickens, vegetables; $6 er week. Call at 3% West Twelfth street, or address SIDNEY CRANDELI, Durham, Greene county, New York. reference required. andsomely furnished, with first class 5 WEST THIRTY.S ‘SIXTH STREET,—HANDSOME arior Suit of three | Leip prizate table ; exciusive bath: ample wardrobes; large front m, with Fn ghana a floor. Ret- erences. YOUNTRY BOARD.—A LADY, IN DELICATE HEALTH or during her confinement, can obtain Board with an experienced nurse, with all home com#orts, kindness and care. Address for one week, MONTGOMERY, Port Richmond (Staten Island) Post office. Wa ntep—unrurnisien ROOM AND ALCOVE, in @ private house, it side, above Third street} Banks bore — Address, with price, G. KNACK, ANTED—A SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, with Improvements, In a ager neighbor- ood in the city, for a private family; rent not to exceed ‘$800 per annum. Address A. B. H., box 152 Herald office, ale ig by reeene ROOMS FOR uouse. | 10: eeping, for American family, c if wile aid two children, Address i. Fe", box Ise Uptown Branch of ANTED—A Le bagel FLOOR, rooms, closets, &c., brance), Lye Tourtcen tty LIGHT aPhapewrataen | 1 Fourth ih avenue: not to exc where there ars not Bere thai two families tn the s house ase state particulars in full, ta widress. Painteny 408 Bistn avenue. 5] SOUTH WasHINGTON SQUARE, FOURTH st. A choice of nicely tu Targe and small Rooms to let, to gentlemen or fr faraiies, wiih oF without Board; all the moderu improvements. WEST NINETEENTH STREET. —A PLEASANT Room to let, with Board, on the fi on the fourth; location desirable; references exchan, 156 EAST. wip ec STREET.—WELL furnished 8 to let, with first class ppl oe eo lange Hall Rooms; location central and first class. . J-—FUR- ders taken. 189 arg Md STREET, HOBOKEN, N. nished for American gentle- men or gegilomen aud and Sine in first class locality in Ho- boken, N. J. References, Terms moderate. ed, EAST. FIFTEENTH 8TREBT, TWO DOORS Geet i Board avenue.—A few young ladies can be 2 eS ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO Rooms, furnished or Men without owt} terms not tw exceed oa) Pe month, location above Twentieth aoe jdress, with rull particulars, G. D 8, J., stat WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A FIRST OR SECOND Floor, fally or partially furnished; private famil: preferred, location petween Fourteenth and Twentie greets, Second ant Lhd BH at h 4 tra ard; prom, t and permanent if suited. A Grows bicg D: baMh, He Herald, Uptown Bi eh ome, hag ee A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A a plea unfurnished Room, on second or third facing south, mi between Lexiugton and aint soe. hues and Fourteenth and Twenty-eighih streets, Ad- Gress, stating terms, box |, 768 Post office. __MARBLE MANTELS. KLABER, STEAM HAReLe AND MARBLEIZ- A. ing Works, 134 and 136 East Bighteenth street. — jarble and Sha leized Mantels, Tilings Marble Counters, Monuments at prices that defy competition. Marble Turning tor the trade. Aror'benuty ofa aaa 9 workiauship, for of iy wi Bata’ Work of ail kindg'a spea i bghobsteonp PENRUYN GuaTE COMPANY, __Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, Union square. A—MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED Le ed AND Tiling, suverior to anything offered in tie city ; jonuments, Headstones, Marble Counters and ing. in fine selections at 5. KLABER Marble Wor! West Firy-Grst. street, between Broadway nth avenue, Grier ata SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOOD Manveis, rich, and elegant ‘dedgas, at. the lowest prices, "Had and et Wost third’ street, be Sevenin ang Eighth avenues. __.... BELLIARDS. “FINE ASSORTMENT OF BEVEL BILLIARD Tables, new and second hand, from $175 to f sale vy Wot Bia oarene 2 00., Billiard Table turers, #0 Vi street. eaenanh AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND Al.“ ine'Pheian & Collender Combination Cushions tor sale only by the patentee, H. W. COLLENDE: cessor to thelan & Coliender, 738 Broadway, New on At Nene ee, OF NEW AND SECOND . hand * gE DUBLANS, Be 7 Barolay ! 145 EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET, TWO DOORS east of Lexington avenue.—A private family, ng AG of three, would rent second or third story Room, to ntieman and wife; neighbor- bood unexce} oath able very accesmbie to Madison avenue or Third avenue cars. rst floor; also one | (COUNTRY BOARD NEAR PREKGKILL; 4 NUMBER of Rooms, just vacated, at a large farm house; well shaded; plenty of milk, eggs, vegetables, 4c. ; croquet grounds, piano and every home comfort, at very reduced Fates, for the month of September or longer. Address the proprietor, JOSEPH NICKERSON 529 Peekskill; Teference, Mr. Hutchinson, 44 M: OoCnT ES BOARD.—SUPERIOR ACCOMODATIONS and Board, for fall and winter. in home comforts and food furnace and is two minutes from deport Ph e alr is particular! favorable for weak lunge; Feterences. Address FINK GROVE, New Frovidence, New Jersey. K*iere VILLA, BATH, L. 1, REMAINS OPEN aur, the tally sen bathing, boating and fishing ; steamer Golden Gate leaves pler 1 ‘east River three tim INDEN PAB to let, with moderate. RNWALL.—A FEW NICE ROOMS |, on and afrer Rice eaper 5; terms ©, H. RING, Proprietor. MANENT BOARD.—WANTED, IN A PRIVATE tly, tor two adults and child’ of five years, two communicating Rooms, furnished or unfurnfshed, wi ri; terms inoderate; the suburban district of Fllze- J. preferred, ‘Address box 1,006 Post ofice, M. Y. 152 &% WEST ELEVENTH STREET (RHINELANDER terrace), near Sixth avenue.—Board for gentie- men and wives or single gentlemen, en suite or single. Terms moderate. 203 WEST TWENTY.FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Eighth avenues.—Nicely turnished Room for one or two gentiemen, with or without Board; modern improvements. 20 WEST TWENTY.8 SECOND STREET.—A HAND- ly furnished to 07. en only. with or mia hoa Board. risk | EAST TWELFTH " STRERT, B) 227 ond and hind avenues Large third story fre front ym, with Alcove. in a French family ;good at ee ee eee Prats: 3 TWENTY-THIRD BrRE I rere SET. —HAND- for entiemen, a'their wis ad "angle le gentlemen, at rearonable pr ices, reterences, one a FOURTH AVENUR.—TO RENT, 280 § class pg a cares, oy a Sapte pen iam hot en cold we wi and fan tabie ice py | ges | ¢ rent ‘private SUMMER RESORTS, ‘TITHE LA TOURRTTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, 3) mindtee trom New York. 8 galiy communica: ns, a few, at redui eatese Be MeMiCHALte —sT. ee HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, 8. A. tries lass Roo! f 0. DE CAME, Proprietor, Miner 2 BOUSE, SUMMIT, % J.—A FEW GOUD Rooms may, bys obteined for the balance of the sea- reduced rates; near de} Bs, SMITH. Ree ea PAVILION WILL BE OPEN ALL September with reduced terms J. MoKIM, Proprietor. _ Sours ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MONTRO S'es ina Bsera a \ducements offered to parties the fall season, this is one er (Gnaaiaes a oat Gene an See and Easex Bailroad; 98 trai a tm Sten oen Proprietor. ge ba END HOTE! Ada Jag gTOR, ¢ (ad hotel on New wvork ieland, is fren toutes f om Ta. treet depot and forty frot ‘or the fal season reasoned nadie rates. Oakes a ‘KSHRCLBY, 981% DSON Ti TWO INOUE, ORS TLR. nae mei Disfae or ball & n and fu i = oa bath, term irom $8, $6 to $f ae sash per toed ee ad WEST TWELPTH STREET. mY FURS Rooms in (ig An gd gas and wate: ge ana _WINTER RESORTS. OVAL 1, VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, ra P., BAHA- R mas, will open povmer, 1, 1873. vere epiring to escape the pre a Nort ay cir- cular contait ruil Information t by gen vi JAMES un IDGBRWOU! 788 Broadway. New York. $3 50, with or without is « WEST FIFTY-FIFTH STREET.—A PLEASANT front band with Bedroom adjoining, on secon Soot, vo let, with Board, to gentlemen or gentleman an FRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE A PEW PALL and winter rs in # most healthful and pleas. ant place on the New Haven boat gs within wwe ay m oat Sue Of depot, Address box 127 Post office, Green- veneer f aa at GEO, n ~__ WANTED oO PURCHASE Wartip—two COPPER BEER KETTLES AND $00 Ale Barrels and three bf nly J aes must be and reasonable for cash. Call on ress JAMES RAY, 697 Bergen street, Brooklyn. Wartes, 20 ey PURCHASE—A PATENT MEDICINE F well established, to ve paid for with drat Citar lai saburbe Ugh dio elaine fi any and dome cash. |ABUN, Hi enki Sor ey __ MATRIMONIAL, one 300 we wid st, faraTiea bd edacatlon, wishes C the acquaintance of H an elderly feademas of means, with avew ‘astaees. cnn STORAGE. IN Cj tp bond oF froe, with a eee i Pare e bie Foes cae Con mod with or without Boat ee GRAND HOTBL—ELEGANT SUITS OF OF artments to let, togeutiemen or family, with or wit rivate Table; aces srhariistee eee eee eee A LARGE, PLEASANT 6QUARE Lf nef = ops aad Goor. bathré adjoining. extra alcely furnished, with 0 rites Board. gaia stable (or wo gen’ mene Tifgetinn’ man mand wile. iy felable far tro 04 RD.—GENTLEMAN AND accom. medared in a private family with hy large Roous, ap oate privat: eaote vocined ee | 8% gellent fou ea cronges ren uited and given Ad. rep, as be iow York Post ome, jor further op reaas ware oar ae fight woes. ‘ARLEM—108 ‘Bast 18TH Et PORN D> eae three ‘tom boat sod cag fai yROPOSALS FOR FOR. THE GONSTRUOTION OFA FIRE P Alarm Tplegrape im the cities of Washington and wn, D. Georgetow™ “Gpriox Boanp oF Pustic Works D. 0, Wasuinarow, Sept 1, 1873 Pe proposals will be recetved at bid of til 13 . on the Ist day of October 1873, for the erection of & seis of fire cae beck Gtk ue meluding all labor and material, fre boxes, wi necessary circuits wor) inating ‘Assemb Sie Spproved June 26, speci! gations and iaainiy in accordance Boul of which can be Swill ‘be explained at voor lumbia Buildings May Gomer. to be fursished shall be in respect wal 10 wine beat in ase, and, to secure that he success: ful contractor will es requi to enter Tate good and supicient bond tor the full pertormance of the oseees Pom, be accompanied by « pena! oe legal! in the sum of five thousand (00) do! bidder ‘will accept and perform & ‘contract | hin. any or al) aoa is rese i) ie wi ony ie wholg. ork. shal accepted Boar prgper work rerne ter, Lee Hi toap te tn good works ane ih arm vn awe i. sospleuon, aod be retnined the ot int coatracted for will ~ | a A : rr graph,’ r) said two (2) years as a Too Frye Beara oc Fup Soa cone TEAM POWER AND LARGE AND SMALL WELL lighted Rooms, well suited for wood workers, to let cheap, street and avenue. 10 LET—ON REASONABLE TERMS, THE MAGNIFI. cont Store nnd Basement, southwest corner ot Kighth avenue and Fi store 20x70, plate glass ted tor any trst class le five years’ lease wil be iven. Apply to CREGA! cut, 265 West Twenty-fourth street. '0_LET—ELEGANT bit ded FOUR STORY BUILDING, tro! ‘well business; to the ri 78 fect deep, 199 Eighth avenue, one door north of ‘Twentieth street, ‘west ‘side, plate. glass Second and Third Floor. finished tor busi rd and wiut large show windows; an unsurpassed loca ra dealer in cary aper hangings, &c. DP) w BERNAHD CREGAN, 285 Went Twenty-dourih stroel.” SH STAND, AT NO. 4+ Bue, corner Tweltth tre te 0 LET—NEW FIVE STORY AND BASEMENT IRON front Building 761 Brosawaye near Stewart's, to- jether, of will be divided : posession this month. Apply to A. JOURNEAY, 51 Lisponard stree! RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, 1 Stores and Lofts for manufacturing purvoses. Apply near, on premises, 173 Hester street, or to S WY EN, 6b Walker street HE LARGE HOUSE, CORNER OF AVENUE © AND Sixth street, Store 25x70, suitable for Inger beer saloon or quer store: fecond Story, one Inrge room, 25 by about 60 feet, suitable for fodge room or clu} meeting room: indépendent outmde stairway to second 166 SIXTH AVE- story; rd Story, partitioned off, smaller Kooms, wou! answer ~ ae this is the best’corner in Eee 4 leventh ward. Apply to JO) in Bre Bixth FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, FULLY ‘and handsomely furnished, will be rented to a re- nd private family a per month, Call ree iT FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—IN FORTY. eighth street, close to Fifth avenue, a ret. claae four story. full size and fully lrtgcary House ; possession at two days’ notice; to be rented to a small a Gane onl, 2 Pine stree 11 VURNISHED bere —_ APARTMENTS PARLOR AND BEDROO! HANDSOMELT POR nished., to rei Bie! to ins le gentiomen, without board; 551 Grand street, Wi 4; convenient to the South Seventh street or Grand treet, jerry. Apply on the premises, second floor, ove! the drug store. et LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- room, for housekeeping; Fent $5 to $7 a week. Ap- ply at 477 ‘third avenue, aear Thirty ach metal) “NEATLY FURNISHED ROO! Attached, to gentlemen only. tieth street. CL08| No. 108 West ‘Twea- FURNISHED ROOM, $2 50. Also a fine front Koom for two, $2 0 act. x Vor gentlemen only, 7 Varick street. FURNISHED ROOM TO LYT—T0 A GENTLEMAN oniy. without board: tamtiy. strictly private ; Worms moderate. 3% Churies sureet, New Yor! GOOD SIZED FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET to one or two ladic nuemen. 124 West Thirtye third street. SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR FO E urniture all new, in a quiet French house, O& ¢, corner of Forty-thirt street. LY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT to let, to gentlemen only ; rately; bath communicating: open i ern iniprovement, at 225 West Thirty. ferences exchanged. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 17 EAST, TWENTY- first street, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, to gentlemen or centieman and wite, references re- quired. No. 43 south Washington square. )URNISHED ROOMS—FOR HO! West Forty second street; crowtown cars Dass the door; house brown stone’ hizh stoop. JURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, AT & Wost Twenty-sixth street, opposite St. Jaines Hotel, lor and Bedroom on second door; vest n and required. URNISHED SVIT OF PARLORS AND EXTEN. sions, with Basement; or would le: the Second Floor; cannot be surpassed. Inquire at 316 Kast Fourleeath street, neur Second avenue. RONT PARLOR, jurmished ; on ing. hall Room 7 henry street. NENTLEMEN DESIRING FINE, LARGE, SIYLISH LY furnished Rooms, without Board, first class house and locawion, call at No, 113 East Twenty: “sixth street. VENTLEMEN VI ) PH TRAN- RNISHED, TO L Lele af A WERK i terms $5; TING PHILADELPHIA, — es ant, teres bt wil eae Cm daca Lodgings at 25 South Tenth street, above anak BP. “MAGEE. Geet MEN DESIRING FINE, LARGR, STYLISULY Coca geri Room, without board, first class house and location 21 West Ninth street, becween Vitth and Sixth ove ANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND AIRY ROOMS, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, without Board West Eighteenth street, between Firth ang sixth ‘venues ARGE FRONT ROOM AND OLOSET, FURNISHE all conveniences for housekeeping: $7 weekly; Halls, $3; Reception and Bedroom quiet house Ne location. 106 East Fifteenth streel, three doers irom Union Square Hotel. Rows TO LET—VERY NICKLY FURNISHED, without bosrd,at 8 Bleecker street (West), near QECOND FLOOR AND PART OF THIRD TO LET, nicely turnished, for housekeeping; Furniture for sale ata great bargain. No. 224 West Forty first strect. 0 LET HANDSOMELY FURNISHED—THREE OB four pleasant Rooins, for, gentlemen only, without meals; family small; house private aud occupied by the owner, 52 West Tweuty-lirst street. 10 LET—ON FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY- sixth street (Dodworth’ s building), four large and ele- 2 ms, second stor, Fa rene nS ARMISECAD, 12 Pine strook._ MO L&T—FURNISHED ROOMS ; GENTLEMEN ONLY need call. No. 2 Neilson pla 10 LET—A FURNISHED ROOM AND SMALL ROOM adjoining, to one or two genticmen, with s private be Call at 216 East Eleventh street, between Second ird avenues. ih FURNISHED ROOM, TO Apply at?, 10 LET—A LARGE, Wi one or two gentlemen ; family private. Amity street. PPER PART OF HOUSE, COMPLETRLY FUR. nished for housekeeping, including table, bed linen, silver kitcheo uten: 8, c., will be let to a gen- leman and wife, without children; situated uoar Firth oe streets. Address ‘office nue. between Ninth A ROH, box 189 He $ “NICE SITTING AND BEDROOM CONNECTING, ‘+ furnished, for housekcepl Water in rooms; large wushhouse; louse up town; clean, healthy ai respectable. Particulurs at1o Broadway, room 9. UK, IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF WINDSOR tly furnished suit of Rooms, to let, lemen. ‘Those willing to ommodations address. Tm N SAN ant Second Flot; parlor, bed and desesing rooms furnished; bath, closets, hot ‘and cold water. Tourth ‘story frunt Rovu. Address i, box 4316 Post office. 1 7A ~ STREET. ELEGANT ROOMS, WITHOUT board, for gentlemen only. No. 10d East Seven- iwenth street, between Irving place aud Union square. 3% WEST THIRTY. THIRD STREET, NEAK FIFTH econd Floor, Henly furdished ble for # amily desiring spacious and ele frents, ‘ah iad table oF Board strictly fr 34 x fe 50 WEEKLY—HANDSOMELY Menlaeen Hat French Fiat, hot and cold water, stationary tubs, bath and closet om floor; aounuant pan- tries, gas included. 108 Fifty-sixth street, betweem Fourth and Lexington avenues, WAST SIXTEENTH STREET NICELY ¥UR- nushed Rooms to let, without Board, tor gentle- required. 4 TReaCROR UE,—TO GENTLEMEN only—A furnished back Parlor, with extension, hotand cold water; also a Second Floor; only need ta be seen to bo appreciated. Reierences exchanged. Tl0 * ST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR SIXT avenuc.—A large front Room to let to one or twa men, without bu: WEST THIRTY.SECOND STREET, NEAR Broadway.—Furnished Rooms to let, without 142 board, to ee only; terms moderate; reterences exchanged. 210 EAST SEVENTE! TH STRERT,, NEAR THIRD avenue.—A Suit of three Rooms to let on parlor floor, with every convenience, ty gentlemen or a family. Reterences. 54 WEST. TWENTY. FIFTH Cette BEI WEEN Seventh and Eighth nues.—Furnished Kooms to let, to gentlemen or gentiemen and their wives. Calt for one week, ‘or permits ‘&c., ‘apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. RST CLASS DWELLING HOUSKS TO LET—IN ALL Ht parts of sno ‘ih furnished and tnfurnished: printed ready, Please send or cal pies A.C! LOOMIS # 00., 1,.54 Broadway. URNISHED DOUBLE HOUSE TO LET, ON FIFTH avenue, corner street, residence of the under- ned, who will lease it for 3 urs years grounds front on H bts Svould make snadvairable hotel « or ciety s boasting fo Lng JOHN B. MURRAY, $8 Broadway. . ARTIBS Lendaing 5 bbe eb ad ngd AND UNFU! nishea Hi. beg! or. nator will find pon pa with SHOE INS & pee iN, Twenty- t, between Broadway and TOR ae © PRIVATE FAMILY 0 on A HAND. mely oe fully furnished House, with bay window, Pe West Forty-ninth street, corner Seventh avenue, for one year; no_ loss of time; possession October 1; rent $333 33 per month. Apply on premises 10 LET—FIRST CLAS$ HOUSE, OPPOSITE MADI- i square, garden avenuc, furnished, first class; onl; onsible 8 wishing such place will address AD) is Ny ar Leonard street. HE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY Honse, Bond street, to let; rooms all rented; paying well; furniture tor sale, Seep fo, s cash pur: Chaser. Apply at house or to E. J. way. Untarnished. PINE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE AT House, near Firth avenue, to Jet, frescoed and in complete orde! it No. 7 West Forty-fifth street. “Two sont “SaICK EXTENSION HOUSE, $9 er week, containing four bedrooms, large parlor. spacious kitchen, modern iuppev iments; good order; joining owne residen Ami ye T LOW W RENT -THIRTY SECOND aTREET. NEAR A Lexington avenue, three story bigh stoop brick, oi. 100 Second avenue, "te eae ree! tures al ueen ory big slop brick, BL $1000. XAMINE BEFORE YOU HIRESTHE THRER STORY Ei*fiowu stone frat class House, Prospect olace ; $1,000 high, health sivariook nw Bat River; hops on Fire avenue, Fortieth and Fong tee streets, at low rents Inquire of CHARLES ‘OUD, 70 Beaver street. EAT COTTAGE AND FLOORS TO LET. ~ QOstAGR NEATwinth avenues in complete order, $00; First Floor and tront Basement, Ninth ward, eixht rooms, 0 (not ‘4 tenement house). 608 Hudson street. 10 EBTZST LAVA \ YETTE PLACK; NEWLY PAINTED, rooms In pquire of Alexander T. Stewart's sek “sirond way ‘and Chambers street, between 1 and ey Cutting Hill iso Stores and. Wi 300 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—COMFORT- able furnished Rooms [+4 light housekeeping 5 also three ball Roo! for single lad! r gentlemen. BROADWAY.—A HANDSOME FURNISHED i 14.7 Second Fivor to let; whole floor or singly; ind water on samme floor; price moderate; private UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND “APARP MENTS TO LWP. \ FEW or THOSE @ DESIRABLE FLA’ WITH ALL imy rgvements,. rem $43) to per year. Apply at No. 408 Third LOWER HALP OF A fa “| FEW FIRST CLASS FLATS TO LET—IN THE A four new buildings on Fourth avenue, corner Thir- ty-second Cnbers 2? oe, Ng Petes only ; at No. sect quired. APPL HOS, STEVENSON, Agent. HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR TO RENT—UN- furnished, at 51 Sixteenth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues, bathroom, closets, and every convenienc THIRD FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, COMMUNI. AL ating, will ve rented to aduita with the privilege of family privat West Thirteenth housekeeping ; Sev. —TO LET, NEAR FIFTH een by EEN: A. sixth street and Fifty-ffth stree a oF the handsomest French Fiat, ntrlctly on on rene Souitaental 5, 9and roots, elevator, jan! f ted; rents moderate sinall familie: h first Cn references, apply to JAMES FETTRETC! Ne. ‘908 Six! avenue. ‘a me LATS, SIX ROOMS—NEW BROWN aTONE HOUSE; all improvements, rents $45, $40 a Parlor pare ane a Tins cla vated oven renga $08. No. ro LE ‘stone house tp ‘our street, ‘Avenue , all modern improvements and in Pet, feels x ace ar. inquire, betore | P. fepair, Fo . q Bast Thirti pa LET—ONTIL MAY 1, A PLAT OF PIVE KooMs, kitchen included ; es, hot and cola water, range, &o. Apply a Td Webs Portycelghth. street Rete: enc P pieT TOP FLOOR OF FINE THREE story ytd house; only to family of adults; rent $326 “a at ‘itty eighth sirect. 0 LET-THREE STORY, BASEMENT AND SUB. cellar brown stone trois House, 128 East Eighty- cond street, $1,100 per . street, SL OMSON & SON, 1,475 Third avenue, ro LET—WITH IMMEDIATE b Possess! 4 STORY OWELL i 921 Third avenue. T° Thompson street, nei square, with wn stone House, 25x jase in € 4 reat oul S420 0Be ‘one do., Sere eres LET—THRER grony , Paantntse HOUSE 27 modern Waprovem ones Al ply to ey 7. TAILER, 48 Washington square, 7a CONVENIENT - Laos 9 eenees AND ep. 6l West Tweirth pam vith Sixth avenues; immediate fermilt at 71 West Twelfth street. 403 diet FIFTY.SEVENTH STREET.—PO story stoop 23 toot brown stone Dwelling to va at a. 4, ‘per Happ Oe Marry to Broad- V. Ky STEVENSON, dr. li Pine street FURNISHED Rooms | AND APARTMEATS LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK Room, on A third oor; to nueman est nth street. ty LET. A, srry oe oR StreLe ROOMS, PINBLY bert Pee angle gentiemen loraelite family, ie A nae, TO LEI—TO GENTLEMAN Bite Gh ly aN O LET—AT NO. § HORATIO STREET, NEAR Kighth avenue and Thirteenth street, back and front Parior on first toor; back parlor turnished as Dedroon § privilege of cooking 1a in Dasement if desired; rent, $i per weok, ! 0 _LET—PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT Ai? T West Eighteenth street, only one other family in Bouse: com moderate. ‘Apply as above or to D. lL. MEAD, pe aa ian 13 TO 5 1 loca conveni ice. “ioquire oF LET—THR NEW AND ELEGANT eLATS 127 Bast Eighty. fArth street ; $25 to $40; de: tion near Central Park; eve owner, on pre’ NO RENT—PART OP Hi [N GOOD LOCATION, T to gall ioe gy Mashed or unfurnished: ply Hod West Thirteenth street, between Sixity ath venues, roterence. LET—VERV REASONABLY, secant Ag AND THIRD ye tine, aid Bast Phirty- Aft as eaters n itaprovements:t0 ‘somal ‘amily Of adults, aud [ok street, modern i "cHArAPARTARN CONSISTING O8 room, two bedrooms att im nedinee praca pe venue B ae B, ne