The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1873, Page 1

WHOLE NO, 13,439. AMUSEMENTS—Nuvea Pacs—Fourth, fifth and sixth rey Peas fours: cone. column. BOARDERS WANTED Soon Pack—second, third and BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Sxconn Pags— DRLYN BOARD—Sxcon Paox—Fourth column. Bhouk Li lah x, ae coy L EBS1. ATE FOR SALE—Nintn Pace— BUSINE pete OPPORTUNITIES—Eicarm Pace—Fifth col- BUSINESS NOTICES—Sxventa Page—Sixth column. or ¥ REAL ESTATE FO SALE—Nixtu Pacx—First cuEnKs. "AND SALESMEN—Twaurew’ Paca—Thind col- \a—tws P. Fifth column, guguuiite. "AND GARDENERS—Twaurte Page— ‘Third and tovrth columns, OCOASI WISE STEAMSHIPS—Becoxn Paox—Sixth col- COPAnt INERSHL 'PS—E1outn Pace—Fourth column. Y BOAR! col ‘D—SECOND Pace—Fourth column. DANoINa ACADEMIE —NintH Paak— ourth column, DEN Bs PS Paoe—vitth column. DRY Gi ust PacEe—Fo' DWELLING | A DURES YO oy HUENISHED AND UN. ni y “ ED—First Pacx—Fiith colum! BUROPEAN it eAMBHLFSSnconD Page rith and sixth colum: nunOPe-fianre Pagr—Fitth column. ARS—Eiguta Pacr—sixth co.umo. ‘SKOOND Pace—Sixth colanin, —Eiautd Pagr—-ourth a SALE—Twairru Page—sixin column. FUSRESE, ROOMS AND ‘APARTMENTS TO LET— Finsr Pacr—!itth and sixth columns. FURNITURE—Eigatn Pacr—sixth column. babinar ti Pied tISEMENTS—Tweirta = Pace—Fifth HELE WaNTED—PEMALES—Twaers Pace—Second und third columns. HELP WANT..D—MALES—twe.rtu Pacu—Fourth and fith columns, ROE “alum 40.—Finst Pace—Third and FOR. HOTEL, Pace—Fourth col HOUSES, ROOMS, 40. WANTED-—Hioira Page—Sixth coltin INSTReC TON—Eranrn Pace—Sixth coin, * LOAN OFFIC: 3—Twxirrn Page—Sixth culunn, LOST AND FOUND—Finst Paca— fire. coli tin, MACIIN BY —Twrurmm Pace--sixth colums, BLY MANTEESTS Seconp Pace Fourth column, DiGAL~iwerrh PacE—Fifth colun SHLLUN ay AND DRESSMAKING2T Inst Pacx—Fourth M ThSRnY Nise Pace~Pourth column. mise BUS An BO) UB ADVERTISEMENTo—Tryta Page— MIscRELAS N LOUS—Twaures atin heolumn, MUSICAL—Nintu Pacx—Third col NEW FURLICATIONS—Saventa, ee Sixth column, PERSON. First Pack—First column. po a ae ORGANS, 40.—Nintu Pace—‘hird col- PROPUSALS—E1onen Pacz—Sixth columt beng ce egy au UATIONS WAN Ted PEMALRS— 'WELFTH PaGk—First and second columns. PROP: oe ‘out OF THE CITY oad SALE {OR TO NT—NintH Pace—Second c 2. BEAL ESTATE "ro EXCHANGE—NuNtit Pace—Third RE‘L KoTATE Lab le eb oe Page—Third column. -EWARDS—Fiest Pace—First columo, bee Ae AUCTION—Sxconp VacE—First and second 8. srrvStoNe WA. NIED—FEMALES—Exuventa Pace— First, second, third, fourth, fiftn and sixth columns, and tweurta Pack—First colump. errvaiions WANTED—MALES—iwetrta Pace—Third SPEGIA'} NOTIOES—Finst Pags—First and second col- mn: sPoRTING—DoGS, BIRDS, &0.—Firsr Pace—Second column. SUMM..R RESORTS—Szecony Pacr—Fourth column, THE TRADES—Twatrru Paca—Fifth column. THE and third columns. POSES—Finst Pacr— ip Pacr—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AD “AND APARTMENTS TO LET— First Pace—Sixth column. WANTED T0 PURCHASK-—Nixra Pacr—Third colunm, WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR 10 LE1—Ninta Pacr—First and second coiums, winit ER Ri SORTS—Szconp Pack--Fourth colunm, ¥AC. Ct STEAMBOATS, £0,—Tweirta Page—Fifth column, 'BrANCA OFFICE—UP1 OWN, “\ DYERTIS ‘MENTS Fi FOR THE NEW E NEW YORK HERALD a AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY AND 590 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS, OFFICK OPEN EVER YEAR. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP TO 9P, M. FICE RATES. NEWSDEALERS AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT 4 O'CLOC! ERY MORNING. ADVER- TISERS AND NEWSDEA’ ‘TENDED 10 WITH. OUT EXTRA CHARGE. THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST 80- CALLED BRANCHES IN TWENTY-THIRD AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. : | |*481 % D. PS Y AND NIGHT IN THE ARE | {ele FE | ESSRS, KREMER & OO., AMERICAN REGISTER, AVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD, THEY WILL SOPPLY DEAL- ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, T0 PARTIES REQUIRING THEM. Isl ___ PERSONAL, oe aoe a E_WILI, MERT “you AT EESEEE a ie of ie Monroe county ueobesniined PILADELPRIA, EF. WILL FIND ME AT io wr AWENTY- ‘+ eecond street. mg NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1873.-TRIPLE SHEET. eis SPECIAL NOTICES, a oe: A —HPRALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, corner of Fulton avenue ts) Boerum street. Open irom 8 A, M. to Sunday trom 310 oor Me AVARIAN BEER TUNNEL, toe herewith, beg to leave information with our cus- und friends that our new piace Se tee ent w 01 we ee ae tony Gfonday) day), the 1ath inst. We shall have the foliowing 3 of Beer on tap, in original barrels, irom 18 A. M. “rary Imporied Kulmbach Lager Beer. Impor ed Erlangen Lager Beer. Unported Kivingen Lager Beer. uper poly wd Lager Beer, Cineinta Beer. ‘routs Lager Beers This is tho tn: it select if Lager Bee: wr offered in America at the same times is 4 “— The elegant and grand, full well known Bottling kstab- lishment, which we have removed from 241 Broadway, may be in-pcoied by any visitor. Most respec fully, HOLUENDER & 00. New York Staats-Zeitun,: tog, ‘Yon row, Principal office, ‘at Bro. jway, yor place, LENUAM HOTE! FIFTH AVENUE, BETWERN Twenty-Orst and Twenty second streets, on tho ‘uropean plan.—Rooms, en suite or siugly, for either Permanent or transient gu uests, ALBERT “i. CRANEY, Proprietor, AVANA LOTTFRY.—NEXT DRAWING iT aL Ud A, CASAL & CO,, do. 5 Wall street, eke 4,251 New York. branch office 48 Broad. st 'AVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. Royal saxon Governinent Lottery, City of Hamburg Lottery, Brunswick Governmont Li ottery, n Prizos cashed and informatio: FATE a zscHocH, _Post office box 6080. 115 Nassau street, AVANA LOTT: RY,—NEXT DRAWING 17TH SEP- tember, Prizes cashed, full information given, cir- Ctilars sent freo and orders filled. A. BROWN, 52 Br way, Box 2,542 Post off AVANA LOTT: RY.—$525,000 WILL BE DRAWN September 17; whole Uckots $24, halves, do. in pro- tion. babies Ss Wail streof b UMNLMANN & CO., BANKERS, 40 BROADWAY, execute orders tor Havana Lottery, wholesale ai retail, ano cash prizes. ete Exchange and Passage Office, Post office Dox 3,585, ENIUCKY STATE LOTTERY FOR THE BENEFIT Of the schools oF Frankiort, dally, Clreutars giving full tnformation sent tree, ¢, HALL & Con Broxersr 3 Nassau streets rook OTIGE,—ALL THE, MEMBERS OF THR COSMO- N vhontan Cuttnary: Association ‘of the : tate or New invited attend a general meetin; on day venin Sepjember 15) at, 8 delock, at ielr hub Hoe venth a eS ne NEDWARD BERNARD, Secretary. FFIOIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY, for the benefit ot the Common School and Puor Fund: 4o. U9—axrrenens 13, 29, 6), 68, 49, Wh 2. NORTH, CANQLINA-CHABS, NO. ontnrr axa a fe fs 6 1 Th A heh CO. ers. LUTHY 4 CO., Brokers, 232 Greenwich strect, New York. OLS SOLD TO-DAY, 12 O'OLOCK, AT BLACK'S Hotel, Somasts Oih street and Third avenue, on peat race between Kot d Lose: JOHNSO! OYAL BAVANA LOTTERY. New Scheme out: rasan drawn every 17 days, commencing ‘August 80, 187. ‘EXTRA CLASS, 5,000) r prizes, mounting’ to $500,000, information furnished: ofders Hlied. Circulars sent tree on applica tion. “spanish Bank Mills and Governments purchased. ‘AYLOR & CO., Bankers, it Wail sizeet, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,—NEXT DRAWING September 17; $525,000 in prizes, ee sent frei information given and Cig te by P, C. DEVLIN, Stationer and Printer, 30 Liberty Strevi, “New York. ICHARD MONTGOMERY'S PATENTS ARE IN DI3- Dule. “1 caution persone against purohasing. AMILIA MO! ERY, Adminisiratrix, earn ‘LOTTERIES OF MISSOURL ®) Grand single number poste drawn the last day of month, $200,000 in, hole toksis $10, Send Me ik MURRAY, & ©0., Managers, St. Mo. rizes: for MILLER Granwnio vee YORK STAMMERING INSTI, tute, Projostors MANN & COLVIN, establishod 1970, 107 West wenty-third street.’ No pay for board when required or our services until cared. fond tor cirenlar, | ANSLATIONS ae - iL LANGUAGES COR- rectly—Books, Pam) ‘atalozues, Circulars and Cue ‘of commer aajadictat ‘documents. tee Broadway, room L. J. B. LUN, ANN STREET.—SHOW CARDS, SIGNS AND PRICE Tickets ready made and to order, at ST MCLLEN 589. 589 t S DEAW DAILY IN THE LEGAL- $e Keniock fi! Kentucky 12) eden. Commision tree ; cents com: 01 allowed, MA dilress BALE: ¥ fo. fice established years), 174 Broadway. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. pet A, ALL KINDS OF aa ee be jedicines for all diseases; tocaoe ja At B, G. DOVEY’S, io, 8 8 ‘Greene seen, near Can: THE TURF. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. OLS WILL BE SOLD ON THE FLEETWOOD yenine at 8 o'cl e. = Cham- 1,146 Broadway. ‘rospect Park wili ing ad ‘at So o'clock. 7, F, BAKER, Pool Seller, ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK—UN MONDAY September 15. at 3 P. M. Sweeps'akes $60), milo boa st3in Sto yrasons, pypery to-Grive, . Mullane enters b. g Bay John. Wana Lyneh enters b, g. Billy Lynch. Patrics Dal ony *uaFumai, . Murphy eye Wiiliam Morns enters b. g. Ba Bay Dan. Same Day—Sweepstakes $30, mile heats, pest 3 in Sto wagons, owners to drive. M. yan enters b. m. Belle Jonos, J. Bean enters s,m. Lady Kya n O. Murphy enters b. m. Og wh Luiaa i. Van com 8uy rintendent. HORSES, _CARRIAGHS, Rie T SRA SALE, RENCE, Ii GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD ROS. SOUPS, BUT LITTLE USED, BUILT BY DEMAREST. OPEN BRONT COUPE ROCK AWA ARK PHASION, IN GOOD ORDER, WO ROAD WAGONS, BUILT BY BREWSTER & CU. Fop and no top Pony Fhactons. f BLtO HONE HagDs Ss TEARS OLD; VERY stylish and warzanted sound. Say AY MABE 10% HANDS, 6, SEARS OUD; KIND ver Wa: BRO’ House, 15 SPANDS 7 YB OLD; KIND and true in all hartioms' ‘and wari ranted sound. wef ll ream fe to-morrow at Ld o'clock will then be jetion to the highe: er, WILL:AM VAN TAgsuty “AUOTIONRER, at tho old stand 110, 12 and }id Rast Thirteenth ‘streot, ‘near Fourth avenue. LBERI? B, WALDRON, Dy We lek ns Salesrooms ict ‘ nie Partici a POTION: HOUSE or AkoB, JOUNSTON at earan mn & Van Tassell), OFFICE xD # Nh SROOM, OLD STAND - $7 Nassau street, oppesite the Post ofice. i THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THIS HOUSE IS EMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISR! 19 to 25 THIRTEENTH tig NEAR UsIVsRSITY Tho business will Le conducted on precisely the same str ani honorable principles which have ulways cha rired {he dealings of our house ai n the respect and coniidence of the businoss Community, ag well as the ubiic ut Lat PRRGULAT SALES EVERY TUCSDAY AND FRIDAY. Fniries for sale may be made, as usual, elther at ont dowatown, house, 37 Nassau street, or at the mar 23.and 25 Bast 4 ulvteenth greet near University plac LIBERAL, ADVANCES MADE. ON CONSIGNMENTS. SALE COMMENCES AT 10% O'CLOOK, T 62 WARREN + TRERT ALL Goops ama RANT. od as represonted: hand-sewed Harnose, Horse “heats, $1 to $14; Lap Robes, 75c. to $46; Hored Bigshot, Shs 10°50, OSE CLOTHING TO ORDER A SPECIALTY, Horse Boots of every kind. Riding Saddles and Hridles, _E. BARTLET, Importer and 1 Manutacturer, _ ! PLATFORM SPRING LANDAU, IN Goop by Brewster, of Twonty:fith street. vdtth street, near Lexing- LigH order A made To be seen at tactory, Twenty- ton avenue, QENTL EMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE—CONSIST. nh Diack Horso and Mare, well matched, 16% hands first class Buggy. (Dusenbury & Van Duzer), with pole and sha ts; single and double Harness, Whip, Sheers, Blankeis und Lap Robes; a; each horse warrante to frot tin ide of three minutes; sold very low jor cash, Address DRIVER, Herald office. AN ELEGANT VICTORIA, TWO SIX-SEAT BRETTS, Parl haeton, six seat Racka’ ay Af at bargains; seasonable ie les tamil; eee and’ light Wagons, great a AGG UFAOTURERS? UNION, 658 Broadway, A —FOR SAL «Horse, A GENTLEMANS TURNOUT; ROAD 1534 hands high, 8 years old, kind; oan trot {ita 45" also. & uiver op Wager vi as new; Hifrne: Avail be sold cheap. mi West tneiy. filth str ‘street. pe se acti A chee aie WITB EXCELLENT YOUNG id Harn : a 264 West Forty-firet t scroeky ft Pied ee SOUND T2A” OF TRUCK HORSES WANTED Dark color. Write, with full description and price, to G, box 4,13) Post office. A —DOWN TOWN WAREROOMS, . No, 8 Cortlandt street, pest Broadway. ‘The best light one of the finest selections and {iecldediy the best bargains in the oft Fine foe Bi ges, Park and Pon; fine “ot i ane it Hoes Beet “ig ae vit shore ine ‘of lig! aries es, Blan! Sheets, Halte: Whips, Surcingles, ‘Ne-Straps, &c., all ai on fered s very lowest cash mm, nye 8 Cortlandt street. A —NEW COUPE, ONE SIX-SEAT IRCULAR + front Carriage, one second hand Victoria; sold at sacrifice to eéttle an estate, HAM, 10 East Fourth street. A GtXTLEMAN'S TORNOUT FOR SALE AT A GREAT bargain—Span of bay Horses, 16 hands; genilo and sound; vood rondsters; Brett 0 ‘almost as good as Rew, also an oxtens jon top Phaeton Kockaway, set double Harness, Blankets ‘he whole concern wiil be sold for less than half its cost owner having no use for it. In- quire of JAMES R, EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third st. A —FOR SALE TO SETTLE UP AN ESTAT: NE + Landau, one Curtain Coach, one six.seat Rockaway, one Park Phaeton and one o-top Buggy Ws set brn Harness, all ne beat cliy makers. To carri prancis BUTLER, NO, 3 PEOK SLIP, HAS ALL the choice breeds of Dogs. imported tatting and rab- all biting Ferrets; Butler's Intallible Kange Cure and Flce Exterminator Butler's new work, $2; dogs boarded, trained, &c. ; me icines tor all diseases. OSTER ‘& MEYERS’ NEW DOG <p ie es No. 3 Amity street, near Broadway, } ts e feat ‘Sallention of Scotch, Sk, erat black and tan Terriers tor sale, Sretghing’ from 3 to 10 pounds. Medicine for all discases. OR he LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND AND Watch Dog, 3 years old, cheap, at No. a av. JVINE Lot IMP ora TERRIE VERY fine King Char! 1 Dog i also hay rChiskens Pigeons, Rabbits don atuALe® CONKLIN roe 209 Fulton, CORBETT SIDE BAR TOP WAGON, POLE AND Nos. mt ‘and u Bast Thirteonth street, noar Fouria ave ayer an” its; single nd bry? Harness, as good as ni a at on gle a none, Ae Rood as DEW; sold A —TAREE WORK HORSES FOR SALE ONEAP; = one blind trotting Horse, fast; must be sold, as the owner is haproving his stock. ‘Inquire st 207 West ‘Nine- teenth street Ate eas FINE, LIGHT, HIGH DOOR ROCK. or curtains, for half cost; Brewster oad’ Waxons iss: j ligne, B Wagon and sleigh; double Harnces, i'seventh avenue, corner Thisy: seventh street, A. BARGAIN.“1WO LIGHT CLARENCES, EQUAL in first-claes order: brown trimming; two mee, sub four-passenger Phaetons, (OF One OF {We horses, at 400 Third avenue. OR ADOPTION-T WO BEAUTIFUL oa 28. AP! to M PARD, 41 Kast Twenty-cighth rece, F THE PERSON WHO LOST A SUM OF MONEY AND Inquired for it at the Powery Savings Dank will call in sume information ma: a ISSING- SINCE, sees WHEN fk gee ied to see the reception of the Seventy-first regk iment. a Wiiamabarg. ome J. Giliam, aged 24, tall aud sll, ght complexion, light hair and beard; wore dark brown coat, gray tweed pants, blue silk ‘necktio. black feluhntand faced thoes: mi sick health: In: formation will be thankfully Tecelved spybis parents, at No, 217 Lorimer street, Willlamsburg. N. pre “GENTLEMAN WHO cata AND LEIT watch and chain on Wednesday afternoon in Thir- Eee a will please call and get them, or will dis- rived in New York, cal lyn, this evening, alter 6, and Lost AND “Fou 5 Koes SATURDAY EVENING, ON THE WAY BY stage to (ie 4:60 Wail street terry boat, a Pocket- dook, containing a sum of money and other articles. the finder will be ly Teworded upon returning the a cord offie os ated OF gt? OT white inside; varnished outside returning It, oF giving notice to uilder, toot of West Forty-ninth ywhoat, Eon will pe pan by JO ae, MURPHY, Boat UGUST 9, I TWO bag ns FOR 100 s each Pacific Mail Cindi | Ly 2 in name of J. Ed’ Morris & | ? anal th ing same, a9 transier Res and new ceriiiicates applied for. AM & HAY, 34 News street, New York. been stopped REWARDS. FR REWARD.—LOST, THR 121H INST, AN ENVE- lope, ‘containing ‘hree naval discharges, with Peter Ohison, in goivg irom 72 Market street to $5 Yard, via Catharine terry. Ploase returo to Pavan OuLSON, 72 Market street, New York. REWARD.—-LOST, ON THE 13TH, ON STEAMER $e Plymouth Rock, a gold, Ring with hair, setting. Ine above reward will’ be paid D; leaving it at 20) Kast Bixiy-shird street, or L STRUTHERS, -OChambors street, room I: ieee LOST, IN EQUITABLE BUILDING ook of superficial mea- $f or eerie de ne ‘bound Return to surements, of nou: y but the owner. NAIL & 8 URE, 26 Howard street. $ REWARD, —LOST, ON SATURDAY, A YELLOW Scotch Terrier; ‘ears and tail cut; had on brass col- Jar with owner's pame. ‘AN RADEN, 23 Cnristopher street, $5 REWARD. “st TOLEN, FROM 8 CHRYSTIE street, a mouse-colored Bloodhound ; tan feet: wart on the Ane ot his tail answers to the name ot “Blooddo, returning him or giving Information ot his oe shal Teceivaghe Above reward, No ques- REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, FtUM ON bonrd the French steamer L’Eurdpe, or, trom ny. ger o North River, on Thurs: | uy 101 SPECIAL NOTICES. “KENTUCKY STATE LoTiERy, A. of the Fehools of Frankton rekon Bene. mation send o1 ‘B. adway, room 4, anne ane) WD “HAVANA LOTTERY,—TICKETS DIREGT FROM the government every drawing: eircul fulinformation, tree. ose Nate Sr Broken ne 0: Az UBLIG LIBRARY OF KENTUCK « Exe rernor Thomas ramiette, Manay Grand Gh ite Goncert and Drawing at Louise ths: Beant LA bad et eH Att Big issued for the fourth concert, hi are intended for ket, gize 0,000 at I i and | money New York Ticke oulars or.intor ager, Branch of tae? draft on Fourth National ienths $5 each, For tleke ton abply to jonas iH. HAY, _ a HE TURF. aa RFOOT ? DRIVING ~~ PARK.—TROTTING.—MON day, Sept. 15, at 28, P. M., match for $200; bost three in five. John neha Fred Tyler, to wagon, Win. Thorn's br, g. Colonel in) rness. Admission 3) cents, McMAHON, Superintendent. AZLETON PARK ASSOCIATION, HAZLETON, LUZERNE COUNTY, PA. FALL MEETING, SEPT, 23, 2%, 25, 187% ~ PREM er . iT DAY. TORSDAY SEPY 3, PURSE No. }, $400, 3 minute raco, ‘for horres that have never beaten 3 minutes, First hore $200; second horse, £100; third horse, $60; fourth horse. PURSE No. 2, '$500' 2:33), for horses that have never beaten 2:33. First_horso, $250; second horse, $125; thi horse, $75; fourth horse, $0. 4 , SECOND, DA %, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1873, PORSE No... $400 2:80), for horses font have never First horse, am second borse, $100: third PURSE ‘So. 4. $600 este for horses that have never peaten 297, Firs horse, al second horse, $150; third horse, $90; fourth horse, HIRD DAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. BA dat No. 5, $309 2:42, First hone, 25, 1873. tor horses that haye never 50; second horse, $75; third ently fe 10. 6, $80. 2:2). for horses that have never beaten 22h viet horse, $400; second horse, + thira horse, $120; fourth horse, $50 Parties from! baa York ake Be Railroad of New Jersey and Lehi atey Ea Parvies from yhlade hia, aoe’ North Pennsylvania aliroad, Parties from Reading ship horses via Allentown ani Lehigh Valley Bativoad, > pectic ey Lehigh Valley Railroad. Parties trom Elmirs rete § PARDEE, President NEY, rEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATE: Purse $160; three quarter trick Nests; in five to ‘harness, Saturday, September att 1; horses to enier and three to start; $150 t “se, $20 to second, ids, Open to ail horses, that Rave never beaten 2:4*, Entrance to be made to pgorictur in Priuing, with 10 por cent, on, or belors W September 17 inat-at OF. Metra fo the grounds . RYERS, Preprietor. prosracr PARK FAK aROUSE ASSOCIATION. Meeting, 1873; $10,000 in premiums, First day, ‘Tuesday, September 23. Purse No, 1—$1,000, for horses that have newer beaten 3 minutes; $200 to fir to second, $150 to third and 1g” to fourth, NM for horses t have never beaten ‘urse No. 2~$2, oni (00010 first, $500 to second, $200 togthird and $200 Eeptember 25. 10 TOUFtD. second day, Thursday, Purse No. parte 200, for forsee "that have never beate! 2:3 $00 to rat, $3000 second, #200 0 third and salto fourt Purse Xo, $1,780, tor horses that have never beaten 2:27 $800 Co fist, $400 to second, $900 10: third and $300 to fourth. hind aa , Saturday, September 27, Purse No. om horses thathave never beaten ae Bd to Brel $200 00 second, $15) to third and $100 to | HE acy: 626000 ie Noob Kit have tents sédibe jf ‘and $300 Purse No 2:20; $1,200 (0 first, $700 to second, $500 to third CONDITIONS, ISLA best tires to fourth. All the atove races to be mile heats, best three in five, in harness, and will be conducted under the rules of the National Association. In heats where eight or more Horses start tne distanee will be 150 yard; when less than eight hores start the distance will be 10) yards. In case Of postponement, under authority of rule 18, the ¥e of races shall be trotted on the firat good da: t4 and Sunday. tn case rider oF shall be fiubsthiutes asauthorized by rale 6 Gitetitute shall be pala 90 tor. the service required of him. Entrance fee ten per Ci Ge and must ac "ac track ‘following, omittin| ination in all cases. horsé that is Tule out wilt not be entitied to a premium. ‘Enuries w mu # to be addres: perme ie Montagne street, peoonlye, or at Cham- Flain's, 1,1 Broadway, New Yor! READ, dont _Gnonor n W. 0 Oaxtey, fap rintendent a | pats SOLD AT JORNSON' ay <4 a mnd-every event enin Fine he ee ee rutina entlinn, oh Vicntwacd . B, JOHNSON, A —FOR SALK, THE FINEST PAIR OF HORSES LN » the State ani a very light, stylish Landaulet, mado Mo! ns & Son, of tle nearly new, with Harness 4 ew; the horses are cherry Baye. 15% hands hid Band. 6 years ol olds very § lish and gentle; Can trot in three minutes Gk be seen at Jenkins & Ryan's Waverley fable, uy and 145 ‘West three street, near Ouae Wes mi eRe, for JAMES, tho coach- 1 OF GEORG BUye ChAReNoe, LINED WITH BLUE OuOTHL, IN first rate order, $250; sleo handsome light Coupe, lined with satin, also two Horses, cheap. & Walker street, BRADLEY, PRAY & 00., 68 BROADWAY, HAVE second hand Carringes for sale as follows'—Round front Coupe straight front Coupe, Clarence, Kawa ow ockaway, neat auion’ Turn Out Sexi Phueton, TC Phacton, “cheap Top Buggy, suitable for b Poses or hyeivian’s @ sae 2: ROUGHAMS, LANDAULETS, VICTORIAS, ROCKA- ways, halfand extension top Cabriolots, Phaeton: Depot and Road Wagons, Harness; several second han STAATS BEL}, Carriages ch on 7 Washington place, near Broadway. Oe AT LOW PRICES AND WARRANTED.— Two, four and six-seated Phaetons, Rockaways, De- gee Wagons, Victorias, Coupes, 1 Landaulets, martes, £5 ko. Fs pa) Fide nd in fine condition. Manufacturers, 598 Broadwa: (YOUFE AND CUT-UNDER ROCKAWAYS, EXTEN. gag(lot And. halltop Phacions, pony Fhactons, Depot Wagons, bat MEER? oth full apring and mde bate. SE £.C0., 1494 4 1d 1,496 Broadway. XPRESS WAGON AND DARNESS.—$i60 WILL buy a beautiiul new light express Wagon and Uar- hess: never used; worth more money, but must be sold, HOOKY'S stablo, 141 East Sixteenth POR SALESA LIGHT TOP WAGON, orry nurt.T nearly new: will be sold vory cheap. Apply at 605 Sixth avenue, FOR SAUE FOUR HORSES, CHEAP, ROUND AND Kind: 7 to 9 yenrs old, 14 to16 hands’ high, sutiable for cart, truck, express, &o, ; free, stylish drivers; inust 1; $50, $88, #110, $130.’ ‘No. 78'Division street: {OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG HORSE FROM THE country, 16% bande, 6 years old, aliens sound, Kind and true ; suitable for coupe. or 'b iF poge fold low for want of use. Apply to Ir. Le SBIFEKIN 246 and 248 Harrison street, near Court, 2rooklyn. mo SALE FOR WANT OF USE OWN LY, A BAY Tig tants high, 7 years old; fit tor any work; price's $150 Charles pa near Greonwich street. OR SALE—A LIGHT. EXPRESS WA GON, PLAT. form springs, uaed only two mouths Can be seen at a3 Greene Bt factory. OR BALE®ONLY FOR W ANT OF US gentleman's Turnout; Bay Horse; st 3 pur PRIGE Low, ta ish prom and not nivale e TTocomotive: top and 8, city made, i goodorder. “Apply at Ne 12 Warren street. on SALE—PAIR _ “FINE CARRIAGE HORSES; kood condition; sound and kind. Apply at United States, Stable, 183 East Thirty-second street. OR SALE—A HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS; horse 7 years, 16 hands, kind and true; also four Qne-horse tritoks:;:'prices $79, $90, $130, $20). Apply at 832 Hudson sireet. OR SALE—A HANDSOME, STYLISH YOUNG BAY Horse, 164 hands, sound and kind; @ lady can drive him. Apply at 212 Washington street, F% OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD, STRONG Horse: n rory fine Conch, in frat clase condition ; 00, TI Now Chambers street. pense WANTED TO BOARD = Is 758 BEST VEN- tilated, cleanest, best le in the ao Phoonix’ stable, 155 ahd 100 Fast Twenty-seventh street, between Lexington and Third avenues, AT. boa Penrice, PHABTONS, TOP AND OPEN, toclose them out; 20 ton and open Wi Rabon cues. seat egeege Fn: iy GWAY, 2 and 22 Wooster streot. FOOND-HAND CARRIAGKS—BARGAINS.—LIGHT Rockaway, Victoria, Dogcart, Htop Wa seat Buggy, four-soat pony pnestons ween oops ‘agon, six-seat Rockaway an, other fam! MANUFACTURERS! *UNION MN, 638 Broadway. ROOND HAND EXTENSION TOP men, A it second han yn Ae 1 OTs nal Garrlage Repository, 404 and 1,496 36 Broadwas ‘AGONS CHEAP. reehic: S$, GROCERY, Busi. ness, plumbers and deli . ‘one yw and second hand; Trond Wagon. 20 VALUABLE HORSES FOR SALB—AT 207 BAST Twenty-third stroet, comprising matched, car- Hofsost also second hond aia Sad agai lagna 56 ( itipate WM. H, BAKER, $100 FOR | A_GOOD CITY MADE TOP ROAD corner of Broadway and shirty-ninth stroet, Wagon. For sale at BARKER ae CHASE'S, —SORREL HORSE, 6 YEARS, 154 HANDS: + Bay Mare, 6 years, 16 hands, $163; both sound 3 po; also Team of Well matched Ponies, 7 years, 15 216 West Tairty-first sireet. __.. DRY GOODS, (A*souncearest, ‘We respectfully invite the attention of tho Ladies to our Fall Opening of Fashions, at our new building, corner of Broadway and Fourteenth street, WEDNESDAY, September 17, at which time we shall display, inthe Largest Fashion Showrooms in the World, ‘& full assortment of the very latest novelties in Street and House Costumes, Very respectfully, AT™ GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT, NEW FALL GOoDstit RETAIL, Mantilla and Bonnet Silk ¥ Velvets, 71 fae Ostrich Plumes and Tips mapareee French Flowe J Desirable colors in £0 lo Buez.'? Ten thousand Cart i Now Ribbons. Sash Ribbons, 5 inches secgnee per yard up. took. Yankeo Notions deweneu be Hentuniory Children's Carriages, Toys, Dolls, &c. Silverplated Ware, oan {3 8 Tr aE ingen . it nen ‘8 Furni artment CHBAP HOSIERY!!! MR EW FAL, GLOVESI!! Corsets, s50., 5c., 75c., $1 and $1 59. Cheap. BONNETS, One hundred new styles in Honnots and Hats of vari- oug materials, untrimmed and trimmed, Examine oir Bonne: Vepar ment, Nos. 309, 311 and sts, G1 Grand. rec Nom 62, 64, 66 and 68 fifth block east trot from the Bowery. A’ THE GREAT Bast haIDE ESTABLISHMENT, KID GLOVES, BETAIL, Siahtly imperiect And soilod, One bs nd 25 cents the patr. Two battons, “soon #3 conte and 50 cents. One vonvemence ia v4 centre deparunent, DWAKD RID ON, Now 900, S11, 81134 Grand t, Nos, 62, 61, 68, 68 and 70 Ailen street, _fiith block east from the Bowery. T THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT, KID GLOVES, Retail. tre: “ Edward,” “Monogram.” 2,500 dozens one buttor, fine color, 4° conts pair. 5,000 dozens two button, 65 cents pair. §,40) dozens two bution at 7éc. and ‘Bla pale. Three, four, five and si ‘tons In prop ix but 1.£0) dozens gents’ opera, white, Dincks ‘and a colors at 7c, and $1 a pair, Gur ows. pecan ia manufacture. love in Amer! eee WAR ‘kb RIDLEY & SON, Nos, 309, street 31) se Grand, 66, 68 and 70 Allen fiftli block east o ‘OBBING. To country Milliners and Storekecpera, Examine our stock of Ribboas, Feathers, Flowers, Silks, Volveta, Laces, Velvet Ribbons, Straw, Felt and velvet Bonnets and Hats, ‘We have cheap Millinery Goods. Call. Jobbing room third floor « EDWARD RIDLEY & SON, Nos. 30, S11, 31134 Grand street; Nos, 62, 64.46, ‘and 70 Allen street, Fitth block east from the Bowery. TL ARae PARTY AND STREET DRESSES TO rent—463 Sixth avenue; business strictly confiden- 08, 62, he Bowery. ADAME HARTLEY HAS RETURNED FROM EU- rope with @ choice assortment of Bonnets, Round Hats and other novelties trom all the teadit ghouses in Paris and London. No. #7 Broadway ith av. Shireen PATTERN BAZAAR, oe BROADWAY, BE- fveen Twentieth and Twelityfirst et stroets, PASH TONS, imported PATTERNS | NE of FALL ATYLess BEAUTIFUL ON ANGES? superb Butts; Pat: MODELS of them, n terns, with OLOTH fitted tothe adie WARRAN ready * Pat terns fit ED p perfect, ‘oth: TING and BASTIN our styles and work left 8c it seamstress can finish as well as a thorough 4: W HOLESALE. At tho great Baat-side establishment Jobbing room, Kid Gloves. The “Edward” and “Monogram” brands. City and country storckecpers desiring lines of these popular brands ot gloves can pro- cure them only at our jobbing room counter, We do teh to city sia this season, L-batton Monograt my, 8, $5 50, button Marquise. $7, $/ 50, $5 5. Our stock comprises ah 2,804 Undoubtedly the best low BLY pores in America, Nos, 309, 811, gai Grand; Nos 66, Oi find 70,Allen st., blocks east ‘ron rtirok Five minutes’ ride trom corner Bronaway ‘tod Grand st. Desbrosses street cars stop at the door. Jobbing Room third story. THE NEW YORK HERALD. ed PRICE FOUR CENTS. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, (ATESTION! NOW READY FOR occUPANCY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU_AND ANN STREETS, ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS 10 RENT, IN THE ABOVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE Post OFFICE, ac, 8 ‘ao, OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYRRS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANTES, &C., &0., CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEET TO 96X67 FEET, AT $300, $400, $500 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION, THE ABOVE BUILDING 18 : COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLAYS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, i i RENT OF SMALL OFFICES. 3d Story “Sie 4th “Shinn Sth Story. 00 ~ i hh 3 cH m 2m ao 000 2,80) 2,009 1a 500 400 350 - 800 1,0) 1,290 -“ : ; ed pal 1,800 1250 = pe ou) ee = =< VALUABLE VAULTS F‘ STORAGE YURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING A¥D OTHER PUR- POSES ON FIRST AN HASEMBNT FLOORS, INQUIRIES TO BE WAR OF HOMBR MG MORG, NO, 2 PIN | STREET. NUE STORK TO aWEST SIDE, Handsorjo ‘Store; two windows; e ans food location itr ‘shoes or ‘fancy goods. rp Ran No. 6 West Fourteenth streot. TO LET—THREE LOFTS, 25X100 FRET, 8 WALKER street, for any kind of Business; rent $1,200 per year ; Possession i immediately, T° LET—A SMALL FIRST OLASS RESTAURANT, with 3) turnished rooms, centrally located, with every facility for successful business for the right man. Address KESTAURANT, Herald Uptown Branch office, 10 RENT—STORE AND CELLAR, 186 MADISON street, suitable for any business; good lease and low rent. Apply to THOMAS “LYNCH & O0., 66 Thompson, sale DWE! NG ‘HOUSES | TO LET. “Farnished. FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—1 East 19th street q ‘est 2ist streo East Mth street. East Slat street West 17th streot, 333 per month East 49th stroot. + 400 per month 6th avenue... . 600 per month many others. PHALON & SLOAN, 81 Kast Sevonteenth street. A. FULLY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE AT ow oa edaeteanee party, that will board the Owner; no obJection to other DOTY & BRUNDAGE, 28 Union squaro, LANGE NUMBER OF BLEGANTLY FURNISHED and unfurnished Houses, in most desirable locations for strictly Delete and boardin 1,000 to $8,000. ARDENBERG nk ‘00, On ota Broadway. HAUDSOME BROWN STONE FOUR STORY class for a FURNISHED OO LET. APARTMENTS A. ficor 2 OMS PRIYA rt ished, also, mie shies es ‘and bathe it'aud tf vbingion Big) between Bleccker and Twoltth streets NUMBER OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. ROOMS to let, without meals, en suite or angle, at No. 7 West quired. ‘Aith street, coruer of Broadypy : reference re- th avenue, NUMBER OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, CON- necting or separate, with bath and gas, from $2 to ¥ ri wook. No. 105 East Thirtieth strect, near Fourth 8. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM—ON second floor, suitable for one or two gentlemen, in onan family; location first class. $12 iy- A BANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS IN 4 rivate house, to gentlemen only, at 17 Kast weitth ) street, A PRIVATS FAMILY WILL, LET PART OF THRIR House, Murnished (or housekeeping ; lower part, tur- hnished, with kitchen, $2) ont ula Weat Forvicth sire $e par months all convenjenoas: 36 ST FOURTEENT A. Second avenue-—To to, furnished, Bee and viogp-en rT Or Bil 5 iu water, gas an losets ront hall Rooms, $f and $3. Mi crsesansciset PRIVATE FAMILY. RAVING MORE ROOMS han they re will let, on suite or singly, domely furaisted Kooms, without board; all, mogarm qovewaentee Now Hie East Twenty ita sireek, beeweus, Eesincion and Fourth avenues, VERY DESIRABLE PARLOR FLOOR OF Tange i cee. handsomely furnisbod, b at texettier ‘a in par juare oor, BT iB Ween ‘Twonty-second sire st, ~ Sentiemen SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY Wises TO LET A SIREET, newly inrnished frov,, Room, one Beged Mitr nas on gna ahe Rae es i is sd: at, No. "sixth siroet, be> tween Loxington ‘and Fourth avenues. if LEGANTLY }URNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT board, to let, to xentlemen only, onsite or roparate- open grate and every modern ment, at 223 West Thirty- fourth street; references Sch’ nged, OR GENTLEMEN,—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH- t board; front Parlor and Bedroom, third floor} Parlor; also pleasant Bedrooms, No.? treet. dy: bath, thine re communieating;_of HED ROOMS TO LET—FOR HOUSEK“EP. ing: all convenionces; excellent Nouso and neigh. borhood; terms very moderate. Call all the week at 248 Woat Twenty-tifth street, Fert HED (NIOELY) SECOND FLOOR; WATER ya and everything conventent for housekeeping; also ‘ont West troy URNISH/D UALF OF A HOUSE TO RENT ON si Twenty-first streets basement. kitchen, parlor and five rooms above, full finished on, table and rent $1: H mont EDWARDS . 69 West Twenty-third street. Y FURNISHED PARLORS, WITHOUT board, to respectable parties, with references. 130 West Tweniy-tirst streot. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET ‘without board, to gentlemen of the highest respec f ability only, at 122 East Twenty-second strect, near Fourt avenue, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS—EN SUITE or singly, to gontiomen, without board, in tho new first class house 6:6 Seventh avenue, junction of Broad- way and Forty-fourth streot, L Anas EMEGANTLY FURNISHED CHAMBERS ON second and third floors, communicating of separato, tolet tore ly. 145 Eighth st., new ways ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS TO 4 every convenience, gas, bath, &c, avenuo. 10 RE T—~TWO PARLORS, FURNISHED NICELY, IN good location, 417 Fourth avenue, near Twenty-ninth strect; rent low, $55 per month. 0 LARGR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE- Kecping: water and faa in rooms: $7 per, week: reference reauired. 247 West rwenty-Bsat street, b tween Seventh and ad Fighth avenues. OR THREE ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT Rooms, first floor, algo Kitchen, for housekeeping: lf oh rent low, 752 Sixth avenue, below Forty-thi stres AST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- 15 & ray, the most desirable location in the clty.—Ele- zantly M@risbed Rooms, to gentiemen and wives or ® house. No. 4 Varick street, acar mo ing quict Way. Li ITH No. Mie Pourtt rivate family; t r month, oF A ase f aunty er mot A. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO and Clintou place: all near filth svenu A Fully furnished, 255 blocks from Boo! A DESIRABLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—IN | GDEN & CLARK, FG tions; rents from ARDS sca West Treat between Sixth avenue and Bi Houso, in splendid tanta, neighborhood first nm unfurnishes enty-third st. t and for sale on, Park avenue, Thirty ninth, Forty-second, Thirty-third, Thirty-Arst,’ Thirty-cecond streets 3 e. O'DWYER, 887 Sixth avenue. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO RENT. ood neighborhood; good order; fery lowe JAME: 60 West Twenty third street. Thirty-frst street, near Madison sycnuo, brown atone, 20xg0xl09, Ane order; rent $400 per inoue, Broad way, corner ot ‘Soventennth street. HED, HOUSES, TO RENTON | Goop Loca. JAMES I. ED’ OENIBERD HOUSE TO RENT ON Broad aes high stoop brown stone, 25 feet wide, lot I sree {rom top to bottom: excellent nelg! per month. WM. E. A. CRUIK. Beng aleaewar corner Forty-tourth street. Hix. OF HOUSE TO RENT—SECOND AND THIRD floors, olegantly furnished: ail modern tmprovo- Apply on premises, 110 West month, Thirty: enna street 10 LET—FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, bled furnished, veautitully located on the Hill, Brooklyn, to first class tnmily of three or four adult: owner's tamlly (three adults) boarding oust the rent, Ai dress J. SMITiI, box 425 New York Post office. 10 LET—ON FORTY-SECOND STRERT, NEAR FIFTH avenue, a fally furnished House ; will'be feuiea fora term ee ears to n strictl: (Vache family. Apply to H. CAMMANN, 25 Pine party of gentlemen. 1 inf STREGT.—ELEG ANT ROOMS: WITHOUT BOARD petween f gentlemen oat lui East Soventeenth street, evil Vnion s 1 WEST FOURTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— ng pla Two nicely turnished Roos for gentlemen or gen- demon and wives: gas and bath.” sa 347 STREET, NO. 102 WEST.—PHYSICIAN'S OR 4 Dentist's Office: also ono or two other fnrnished Rooms tor gentlemen; first brown stone house from Broadway. 3 TH STREET, SECOND RESIDENCE WEST OF Broatway, ‘No, 104.—Front Room, without board; isp sie Hoom, with grate; ait minute from Parkor's lurant; three lines of cars at corner. WEST TWELFiM STREET, NEAR FIFTH Sven —Large Room, newly prasshed, with two F one or two gentlemen, without Board, in a 38 beds, WEST TWENTY-FIRST STRERT.—FURNISH! 33 Rooms, withont board, to let to gentlemen ping en suite of separately; all modern Improv. monts; refer= ences exchanged. 52 ty hy lt ithe Liat dor FIFTH ie Hot 1e4 gentlemen, without board; terms ‘noderate. sires PER MONTH UNTIL: MAY 1.—TO LET, UN $55 furnished, First Fioor and Basement; ali moaern improvements; house private. No. 53 Greenwich ayo. nue, near Peri East FIFTEENTH SIRRET.—HANDSOMEL ey furnished reception Room for doctor's ottces 0 size single Room suitable for two gentlemen; terms erate; house first class, 39 WEST FOURTH STREET. gota # Ate ded tid Rooms to let, with bat nient to two lines, of cars Eighth avenue and iascner's treet. thquire for two days, Mba LET—PARTLY caRiiiG: SMALL HOUSE, corner of Tenth strect and Second avenue; immu atte posse: moderate rent NICHOLS CAFFERTY, ) Fourth io and 1,497 Broadway. 34.5 WEST FORTY-TAIRD STREET. —PURNISHED «) Rooms to let, toa gontleman and wifo or two young ladies; reference equired, Inquire on third door, itt AND FURNITORE FOR SALE—HOUS! rooms and bath, on Eighty-sixth street Finn ane na Madison, erenuess rent of honse $1, durni- ture new, price ‘Avply to 7. i. GRIFIITH, 429 Broome street. Unsaruished. SPLENDID he Md WITH ALL THE MODERN Loy iepiorements, Ee A. ae ions pec vers PHALON & atoay, \a 31 East Seventeenth street, FIVE STORY ENGLISH BASEMENS HOUSE TO rent on Twenty-fourth es between Fifth and A Fixth avenues; rent $2.20: also a Brown stone four story high 5 House on Sixiieth street: rent $2,200 ee mS i igh stoop Houses on West Fifty-fifth s! nn West irs. ales a larce brown stone House o fourth strest, $12. JAMES Re EDWARDS 69 West twenty third rere. A —A.—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIR + ing torent Homses the cnectus seagon, at the real estate office of PHALON & SLOAN, No, 31 East Seven- teenth street (North Union square), near Broadway. Most central location in the city. ‘WES i REET. —1 109 % children’s dresses bre in the very on most reasonable terms, with the best of Ms LL STORE AND HOUSE TO LET, SMITH, 22 Willlam m street (Frankfort 1 House). | FINE, LARGE BASEMENT AND S8UB-CELLAR to let.’ No. & Warren st Af 00 FEET LONG, ALL THROUGH WELL lighted Basement to let—Very suitable for a good restaurant, at 8 Mercer street, near Spring street. A —TO LET, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE « second, third and fourth b Fiore rim ere ‘avenue, A —ONE 1,00 YEAR LEASEUOLD, oF HOUSE AND + Lot 240 Thompson strect ; Bieves $9,000. Apply to A. MORRIS, corner South Filth avenue and kleecker et, UD stairs, (as HOUSE: Broome stre mediate ‘Hadsor OURS TO, LET IN i ailungnear! nt ar {good locations Bixtn events WILLA ELIOT? & Cl 14m Broadway, near Forty-ANh street. THREE STORY AND BASEMENT DRO’ Cae Ht case Ne 128 East Eighty-second street, near stone bo + $1,000 id ba cate THOMSON € SON, 1,475 Third avenue. 10 LET—A FOUR STORY Crus NISHED HIGH stoop brown stone House, No. 403 West seventh street, near Broadway, in com 00 per order, for to2 plete 0 ther of separate. App W & CO., No. umn. ‘see A.M, fost Ewenty-third strevt, Firth -Avenuo Hotel rene Henabe lewamicd indeatiae ai aT NEURNISHED HOUSE, $1,400 RENT, West 3 FIFTY. A. 7 Cerner Oe Trenty-Anth‘troet, tl ough fifth. street, brown stone, three stori ot Byler, Broadway tor business or hotel purposes. Apply to Fore Ba eet & oka agrke toe four at ator: io as MC W. STEPHENSON, 247 Broadway, room 2 wir GLGSIARK. Broadway, comer’ ‘orty: A — CHEAPEST FLOORS TO LET ON BROAD- * FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS, oe 438 BROADWAY. (AARPENTER SHOP TO va yr © street; rent $260 per annum; also It Collar, rent Saget street, $5 6 pee mouth. ndson Aid Pa ORNTON M, HODWAN, Real Patare avont, Broadway, northeast corner Fourth street. ock PROPERTY, ON NORTH RIVER, 7 TO LEASE— THOMAS 45 fe high ceiling annum; also gems, nowly patte cheap, between Julrty-fourth and, Firty-ninth streets, 200 tect frontage, hawt as Ir ercelient igeation for brick or lumber yard. AINE BROWN, 1,290 Broadway, Goenee Thirty: third stres INK, LARGE YOUNG oy FOR SALE—AS I my gutiting bus ve no further use for ns A if f desired. ht ah Babette ‘tio ‘OMMY, 136 Jane streot. INE LONDON-MADE Bape assortment 0 Single, Double, Tand Tai rating in-hand, of the best sie ty aud AbENOy, ay Fourieont ht between Unt Tnion's 1 squa id Pith a ‘ARN Bas, HORSE CLOTHING, CARRIAGE hie, FUSS" 85, tees nnd anconlanitig. variety of sie designs es aA SS eae ur him,” ACTORY BUILDING TO LET.—THE FOUR TOP Floors, 96x25, wperenty. Ay gute imodation, In the new buitd W suitable for any busine: makers. Lea ee glven it wr JEMELRY. 10 LET FOR A JEWELLER, PART OF a handsome Store, ‘8S Broadway, below Fourth st, ITORES UN THIRD bp SIXTH pan | TO RENT, Lai eta of and Desk 9 for insura: ‘and oth ‘business. "Apply to JOUN FETERLICI, 2036 Third avenue, Sie TO RENT—ELIGIBLY LOCATED, WITH ots 26 } Beckman street, 201 West it, 281 pie ‘arick street, 83 PRICK. 20 Hudson stroet. tk. A. © fourth street. 600 YEARLY RENT. cg oe STONE, FRENCH roof House; Ae te Aa oom includin, heater and gas fixtures; very desirable; {ith sree Fourth and jadison avenues. Apply 230. East 110i (0-88, ELEGANT FOUR STORY ENGLISH basoment aoe 22 typ Be wide ; good order; ali men improvements) lass Relehvorhood frst cl ‘ALTER W. MONTAG avenue and Twenty: Ast 9 street. Keal hear Betare toxer, i FURNISHED ROOMS AN aap APARTMENTS 7 NO, 223 BAST pete STREE ‘A THIRD A Floor of four rooms to et, furnished ‘or unfur- nished; excellent } melsyporhood Froferences exchanged. Apply on premises, PARLOR AND BEDROOM, NICELY FURNISHED, to let to twogentlemen in third dtyrelling floor of No. Sixth avenuer third door above Thirty-fitth stree! fine rooms and desirable location. PHYSICIAN CAN HAVE ELEGANT (gutr OF aaa enlatety meichbornoad bY am wires ated ‘4 vi me or in ie evening, at A RBATLY RNISHRD LET; GEN- wil Board ; rloraten + rina moderate io. Sas Went i ie ‘Doar Bight U (FURNISHED |i OOS eAND APART OF) Aad ace rani. TH ae . . WILT, “Let their secon Fioor with fine oom on third; every improvement; 236 East 110th siree! t, to similar famil: changed 5 genteol rent $22 per month; references pleasant location, IRST FLOOR, room ; modert including gas, with Posecesion imihedlatel Pith avenue, nea FIVE ROOMS AND LARGE meets n provementsy rent $15 per part’ iindelphia ‘heater in the pa Flor - Inquire at premises No. Pa LATS, ane ROOMS, ALL he hg bg A - new and firs: class; secon floor, $45; third, jults only, at 412 West) iftv-fifeh street vei LOORS TO LET—ON AND NEAR BROADWAY, uP town, in good order nd at tow ri . LIAM ELLIOTT & COx An 1 Broadway, near Forty-fith street, PrREXcu FLATS. To LeT—Witl FE second street. — Ke: apply to WILLIAS corner Forty-fourth “street, ‘ 0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS house, with all Veiga acs rent low. No, 123 East 115th’ street. 0 LET—PART OF A BROWN STONE HOUSE, MOD- orn improvements; terms moderato to & desirable party. Apply at 233 Kast Thir treet, mo Ler. THR NEW AND ELEGANT FLATS 13 AND 25 Hast ighty-nifth street; beautiful location, near rk; every convenience ; $25 to $49, Inquire of owner on tho premises. ‘0 LET—THE ENTIRE UPPER PART OF NO. 16 Sixth avenue, corner Waverley nee six rooms and bathroom; was put in perfect order recent: aes and gas fixtures in every ay RON ee hinued: For keys apy ane tt me, NOM. RODMAN. Iteai stat Broadway, cor th strect, bi ‘es LET—A FEW OF THOSE FIRST, OLA: the tour new houses erected on Fourth avenue, cor- ner of Thicty-secoud street reference required. Apply at 106 Kast Thirty-second street. THOMAS STEVENSON, Agent, NPURNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM AND ONE Bedrooms, to let second tloor, 83 Irving place. Runt 89) to $35 per month, ei NFURNISHED.—THREE FIRST CLA’ ROOMS East Sixteenth street, near Irving place, for one or two gentlemen of quiet habits Foforcnces exchanged; Addi Het Uptown Bi Nec ISHED ROOMS TO <BACK PARLOR and extension on Twenty-third s1 t, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, to ono or two genilauen or to a. phy- Siclan: hot and, cold waier, ras and fixtures, mirror, clo-ets, &e, ; rent to desirable Bese Will be reasonablo, Suis S'R, EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third street QD ont BRO ND FLOM PLEAS- 1 antly si Heinen avenue. Tes ANK. Broadway, FLATS IN intr ith street, (wo doors from IREB ROOMS, gs Park; rentiow. Ap- at No. es, ae Floor, com: elegan et Cer Louse peltaae BILLIARDS. Brock OF NEW AND SECOND han eed Billiard Tablos, from $175 to $30, bj sale by WM. H. GRIFFITH & CU., manafacturers, Vesey st streot. Al. TSTANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND the Phelan & Collender Combination Cushions, atenteo, Hl. W. Ui bag om sues for sale only by. dation 10, is Mroadways ie nd a jo. 7 Barclay street, N R SALE CHEAP—-E LEGANT 5X PHELAN & PGoiiender sau Billiard ' Table. je. Apply at 74 Jane auc street, OR SALR—FOUR ILLIARD TABLES, ohoap, will bo almost even away, at 362 Eixh ERT ave