The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1873, Page 14

CUBA. Colonia) Sinve-Holding Interests Against th Working of Spanish National Bepublicanism. The Projected Sale of Confiscated Property— American Personal Interests and United States Diplomacy—General Pieltain’s pgp esr Sufferers by the Executive Action. Havana, Sept. 10, 1878. ‘The dominant idea of the Spanish party in this Island is that they are the best judges of the mea- sures and method required for the government of fuba, and all their efforts have been disected to this end—to have their wishes attended to, whether authorized or not in Spain, ter their fulfilment bere, Wence the recent frequent differences be- tween the Republic in Spain and the retrograde conservatist party here, who reject all the plans of the republicans, which, adopted in accordance with the progress of civilization and republican ideas, are intended to benefit the island, but are rejected ‘Dy the powerfal clique of slaveowners as prema- ture, inconvenient and highly objectionable. Con- sequently, the successful efforts of the conserva- tists in staving off the publication of the recent de- cree of the late Colonial Minister, Suiler y Capde- vila, and which seemed to have virtually resulted in a compromise between the Captain General and the conservatists. SREASURY FINANCE ON AN EXTRAORDINARY BASIS In addition to the recent decrees of the new In- tendente, Crespo Quintana (relating to the cir- culation of gold, payment of the Lottery Revenue half in gold and half in bank notes, and the later one of collection of duties on imported articles of Juxury, half in gold), and in direct contravention and violation of the decree above referred to, of Minister Sufler and Capdevila, aud apart from his considerations that in the laws of nations, there are no laws nor principles which authorize expro- priations, nor that in sound judicial theory such proceedings are admissible and despite the con- stitution of Spain, old and new, the Intendente General of the ‘treasury of Cuba haa proposed, and the Captain General has promulgated a decree ‘which authorizes the sale at public auction of the property, effects, &c., confiscated or taken charge of by the Treasury (incantado por la hacienda) in con- sequence of the insurrection, and the entire pro- @eeds are to be devoted to the cancellation of a Portion of the Treasury debt by withdrawing from circulation notes issued on account of the State. As usual in such cases, the decree is rather am- Diguons, as it does not exactly explain what Property is to be disposed of, but it is generally supposed to be such as the Treasury has taken charge of on account of sentences by court mar” tial, ofdeath or imprisonment of such Cubans or American citizens who have been tried and con. demneid contumaciously for conspiring in the United Btates or elsewhere, and of those unfortunates Who have suffered execution here, It is, however, asserted by those who suppose to ‘Mmterpret the decree in ita rational sense, that it does not compromise in any way the decree con- cerning embargoed property, which, however, as #lready stated, has not yet been officially published, AMERICAN INTERESTS AND THEIR GUARDIANSHIP, American citizens whose estates and other prop- erty have been confiscated, and who are under sentence of death for contumacy, need have no apprehension, neither for their lives or their prop- erty, because allsuch sentences are in direct vio- lation of the sixth and seventh articles of the &reaty of 1795 between the United States and Spain. At this present juncture 1t would be well for the United States Secretary of State, Mr. Fish, to re- ‘write his famous letter of October 29, 1872, which created such terrible excitement among Spaniards generally, but wich at the time was only read by Minister Sickles to the Madrid authorities, and ‘would, in view of the present circumstances, be ‘well adapted for delivery to the actual govern- ment. This decree, which so strongly authorizes the immediate sale of confiscated property, wil undoubtedly greatly and severely affect the interests of numbers of Cubans Daturalized in the United States, and tt depends upon the government of their adopted country to ‘bind Spain and principally the authorities of Cuba— for Spain and Cuba are in reality two different gov- eroments—closely to comply with the treaty of 2795, and chiefy with articles six and seven, Which are at present of great importance and ‘Which stipulate as follows: Arricix 6,—Each party shall endeavor, by all means in their power, to protect and defend all vessels and other effects belonging to the citizens or sub.ects of the other ‘which shall be within the extent ot their jurisdiction by wea or by land, and shail use all their efforts to recover and cpuse to be restored to the right owners their vessels andedects which may have been taken from them ‘within the extent of thir said jurisdiction, whether they are at war or not wit the /ower whose subjects have taken possession of said effects. Arr, 7.—And itis agreed that the subjects or citizens of gach of the contracting parties. their vessels or eects Not be liable to any embargo or de:ention, on the part of the other, for. any military or other PRDNE oF pri: ‘vate purpose whatever. And in ‘all cases of seizure, de- tention or arrest for debts contracted or ofences com mitted by any citizen or subject of the one party within the jurisdiction of the other, the same shail be made and prosecuted by order and authority of law only, and ac- ‘cording to the regular course of proceedings usual in such cases. citizens and subjects of both parties sali be oe to employ such advocates, solicicors, notaries, nd factors, as they inay jndge proper, in all ther sitairs and in all their trials at law, in which they may concerned, before the tribunals of the other party, a Such agents shall have tree access to be present ‘at the Proceedings in such causes, and at the taking of all ex- Rustnations and evidence which tay be exhibited 10 the Gaid trials. REASONS WHY. The Intendente states in his preamble to the decree for the sale of properties, &c., taken posses- #ion of by the Treasury, that to obtain means for the relie! of the Exchequer has been his Naereee study since he first took charge o! the Intendenc; that he believed it to be of absolute necessity, order to restore the circulation of specie, for the ‘Treasury to cancel its fiduciary obligations which it has guaranteed; tnat the form required to carry this into effect, without causing perturbation in the market, is not the affair of the subjoined decree, for the Intendency does not propose that bank notes issued on its account should entirely disappear without the assurance of obtaining sank other means the specie value ‘Which paper represents, but that Such proceedings, on account of their importance, required the sauction of the supreme government of the Republic; but that a very convenient step could be taken’ towards the solution of this prob- Jem by carrying into immediate effect the sale of all property and effects confiscated Mpeg | to the Treasury by reason of the insurrection, an which thereby constitute a part of the tate property, aud dedicating its proceeds to the can- cellation of a good part of the oe debt, repre- sented by the notes which have been issued by the Spanish Bank on account of the Treasury. That as the separatist insurrection has caused the crisis tothe Treasury, the creation of fiduciary values ‘and the anomalous situation of commercial affairs, it is but natural that the property coniiscated by ‘the Treasury on account of the insurrection sho be used to cancel @ part of the Pree igo thereby, not only a benefit to the by relieving it of the minute details which saninistration of this property occasions, and joo cy juent saving ix the public expenses, but a vantage to private interests, which finds rein a new and legitimate speculation to yo pote pro ess In the Weaith of the country. ten continues:—And to briefly and oon. cisely express his idea, it is that the state has not and cannot make as much money out of the confis- cated property as if the same was conducted by in- dividual ag er) and would be much better off ‘without it, besides being out of its regular line ot business. Further, that by the fuifliment of this decree the ‘Treasury would be relieved of a macs of labor and also obtain the not slight advantage of cancelling a good mee Peas sep eats 08 Sohows In view of considerations set forth ly the Intend. tite Ueneral o ot Ur ed his report of the 2d inst. 1 hereby decree the wi! ‘Amricus 1L—All the estates, ties and assets confis- (encantado) to consequence of the in- ny sold at public layin yods Of the sale of the RT. 3.— fins t to estates which are wg. es Janam, me mie will be Teapect without prejudice to previous tre Th Intendency of Finance will pes the — orders for the ber ite apt " PIBLTAIN, Havana, September 3, 1873. cia ‘The principal under the foregoing ‘decree will be the following Persons :— Cer ese Bate artes Len ie Criado, Bramoso, Goicuria, aiid soot aaa pedo, Sol, rite an} Armas, Valign vi ey ‘of over 400 pages. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TT, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET: LITERARY CHIT-CHAT. M. EDMOND Anour takes the place which the late AM. Philardte Chasles se admirably filled, of Paris correspondent of the Atheneum. WILL1aM MosRis, the poet, has gone to Iceland. ‘Look out for some pew “Loves of Gudran.” Dx. BEKE has published a book} to prove Mount Sinai an extinct volcano, and thus explaining the “pillar of cloud by day and pillar of fire by night’’ im Exodus, THE FRENCH CRUIKSHANK, GAVARNI, has found Diographers in MM. E. and J. de Goucourt. The fe aud works of the great artist of Parisian Bohe- mia, who visited London to complete his types of humorous humanity, are recorded in & volume In the preface to his “Literature and Dogma,” Matthew Arnold uses an anglicised form of the word “renatssance,” namely, “renascence.” A good hint, AN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS of Orientalists will hold its sittings inthe great amphitheatre of the Sorbonne, at Paris, from the 1st till the 9th of Sep- tember. Its purpose fia ‘to create personal rela- tlons among men interested in Ortental affairs. MR, LONGPELLOW’s new volume of poems is en- titled “Aftermath,” and is nearly ready. It will embrace some more “Wayside Inn Stories” and many miscellaneous poems, WE GATHER FROM “‘W, GOETHE, se3,@uvres Expli- qués par sa Vie,” lately published by Professor A. Mezitres, that “Hermann and Dorothea” is drawn from @ story of the sixteenth century, and the small town where the pastoral is going on is nothing else than Ilmenan, a favorite resort of the poet in 1795. Faust 1s partly borrowed froma legend, and Magnuerite is Mile. de Klettemberg, whom Goethe knew when, like his hero, he was studying alchemy. A ManomeTan Lawyer, ‘residing in London, with a command of English which few English writers possess, has published “A Critical Ex- amination of the Life and Teachings of Mahom- et,” which the Saturday Review pronounces @ capital book, although it is an elaborate defence of the Arabian prophet. Mr. Ameer All, the author, is a barrister of the Inner Temple. FU RNITURE, WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMEN'S | «Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, ERTHWAIY & CO.'s, 155 157 an famonse stock and low prices ‘Chai rity “street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. LE AND PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE IN THIS city—A model establishment: all the modern rovements; is supplied cold water from a well, coher foe ‘unnecessary; makes ‘first class ales, and has tablished trade of over 25,000 barrels per Yer of the the ale is and not exce: % by @ say ae ty retire EWINGH, ‘Brower Gazetie, 1 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants, manufacturers and others; real estate exchanged for business; , &c., Nezo~ tiated, Persons with capital naa ad sed of approved opportunities, here aia Sheldon & Foster, bankers, 10 Wall stree! Hote Go. four, and commission, 57 Water street, &¢. | GRIGGS, CARLETON POs. Fenncial and Busindse Agents, 99 Broadway. (A. CHANCE SELDOM MET WITIL—FOR SALE. A Jong, establistied, frst, clags Grocery and, Liquor Business in a nice nelghho 3 store and locality must be seen to be appreciated : Mark af purchase money may senye, one curity, or will take @ small sore i ood mortgage rt ay mad at store Broadway, corner of St srt permen Brooklyn, & D. need not answer. A RIRSRRING, 108.4 Gane eran Mah in a paying mnanafacta: m 9 to $1,500 ¢ bea aired, ae AM 1S, 800 Broadway. AN EN 1Ncome oF binges YRABLY, WITH AN INFLU- on middle-aged gentleman investing a roast i Oo and cave dn the manazement of an old and desirable business of a lucrative and gentle. manly character, Address ABSENTKE, Herald Uptown Branch office. A G00P RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM FOR sale down town; firstolass trade; one of the best psations ine the pole Full particulars of WARNER & Dey str A “DOCTOR, HAVING CALLS IN NEARLY EVERY Western and Southern State, intends to travel for eight months, would like a social companion in pleasure and profit, ‘Adaress KUREICA, box lat Herald offic A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO GET IN AN OLD established, profitable Business; 25 years in same Jocation; suitable tor lady or gentleman ; $3,000 or $4,000 required, Address RETIRING, 875% Bowery. MAN OF WESTERN EXPERIENCE DESIRES A partner with $25,000 to $0,000 ready money, to en- ‘age ina live stock business which will pay an exceed ingly large profit with but little risk. For particulars address LIVIs STOCK, box 211 Herald ofMfee. A. CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE. —A GENTLEMAN, TO form partnership with’a medical lady in a pleasant and lucrative business. “Apply at4a7 Sixth avenue, sec- ond floor, from 11 A, M. until A 0,1 CONERCTIONERY AND COPFEE SALOON, worth $1,500, only $500 cash required from respon- sible party; ialung rhein to a fortune cause of seiling. AD. Ply toor address FW. ROTH, Solicitor ot Patents, No. 6 ‘est Twenty-third street, = e eriags hard- ware; integrity and business qualifications, with per- sonal attention required. Address MANUFACTURER, box 200 Herald office. OPPORTUNITY SELDOM oe ear) A arty who can command from $10,000 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by rook instalments, at O’FARRELL’'S warehouse, 410 Eigh avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst streets. AT ye BENDALI/S OLD STAND—¥URNITURS, CAR. ib and Bedding cheap for cashes or Beene and month ments. eats 209 und 211 Huason, corner Canal st KIMBEL & J. CABUS, FURNITURE MANUFAC. « turers and Decorators, have removed from 923 and 0 Broadway to their spacious warerooms, Nos. 7 and 9 East Twenticth street , opposite Lord & Taylor's MAGNIFICENT, GRAND DUCHESSE STYLE, satin brocatel Parlor Suit, nearly new, cost $85), tor $225; one do., Lae Antomené style, $200; brocatel ‘and rep Suits, $125, $65 and $50; rosewood 7% octave Piano- forte, cost $1,250, tor: S375; Paintings, Mirrors, Bronzes, Vases, Carpets, Curtains, Chamber, Library, Dining Fur: nituré; China, Silver Ware: ‘a sacrifice; property of tain: ily leaving 04 East Twenty-tith street, betweev Fourth and ‘Lexington avenues, AT PRIVATE HOUSE 136 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH street—48 yards of fine velvet Carpet for sale, at $1 5) per yard. ne I Ns} THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 36 WEST ISTH 8T., near Sthav., the jal perty of W. RB Livingston, magnificent Drawing Room Furniture, covered silk brocade, Marie Antoinette, Graud luchess styles, cost 00, for $200; do. $120, do. $40; rosewood Pianoforte, our round corners; Cabinets, velvet. medallion Carpets, China » Cutlery, Chamber, Dining erate at hal Fe colitents of the above ft ELEGANT HOUSBHOLD FORNITUAB LL THE private residence 210 West 2ist st, for sale at a sacri fice (amily leaving city); rich satin Parlor Suits rep and plush Hedroom, Suits, Sookense, rosewood and walnut edsteads, edding, dc.. dining, hall and kitchen Furni- ture, Paintings, Brot: 8. Carpets, &c., in lots to suit; also Magnificent“ Decker & Bros. 7% octave | Planoforte. N, B.—Goods must be sold. Call thisday. ‘PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE will sell superb brocate! Parlor Suits, cost $600. tor ‘one for $2N; suk rep Suits, cost $400, tor $15); wool rep Skane 50: plush Suits, $60; Bedroom ‘Suits, $40, up; Dressing Carpets, 50c.; Bedroom Suit, 12 pieces, Jase, trrors, Bronze cost $8), for $300; Booke Oil Paintings, Silver, Chi ment and kitchen Furnitare fence were new last May. Call im lence 120 West 23d street, Dr. H. & T DEGRAAF & COCHRAN 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street, Wholesale and Ketail Furniture Warehouse, Curtain’ Mone Nodiately private rest NELD. every variety of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furuiture, (anrers, Furniture, Beds, Kedding, &c. Payments taken by the week or month. Terms ea8% ceLLy & 0O., r of Twenty-ffth street and Sixth avenue. RNITURE. Carn AND FU AT THE LOWEST cash prices; weekly 0! f montaly Pay A pa _ 3 and 386 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth street. (as WILL BE PAID FOR ONE OR TWO HAND. some second nand Boia Bedsieads, Address SOFA BEDS1EADS, Herald Uptown Branch office. CABTAGE BUSINESS FOR SALE—WITH HORSES, Coal Carts, Trucks, spring Carts, Harness, &c, horses for sale. OR BALE—AN INTEREST IN A WELL ESTAB- ilshed Manufacturing Business, tor which personal assistance and capital to the amount of trom from $10,000 $30,000; are wanted; right of Fe piereae exclusive, Any active man or com} apy Navy end 4 this a bona fide dd . B 'H, box 773 Post office, OR SALE—THE BEST HOTEL IN HAVANA, CUBA, For particulars apply to LUCAS MUHOBHRAY, 403 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, Ga AGENCIES FOR THE WEST! STATES F solicited; give full particulars and address: city references given. Address 8T, LOUIS, box 137 Herald Brooklyn, Branch office. FATING A VALUABLE DIAMOND CLUSTER RING Pin, also Lady’sand Gent's gold Watch and Cnain in plecge, unable to redeem. would take a few dollars for the tickets, For interview address STEWART, box 15) Herald office, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. Ament NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY, KEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS, ELEGAN? OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO RENT, IN THE ABOVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE CITY HALL, THE couRTa, THE POST OFFICE, 40,, & o, aC, OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, 4C., &C., CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF. ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEET TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, $00, $60 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. THE ABOVE BUILDING IS , COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, RENT OP 6M. | | 32 8a “i “ion ‘Sth Story. - 1300 ¥ = tae Taw wie z 500 = 350 200 8,000 2 ( Er oa ‘500 00 350 - ta. 1,69 1,200 - 1, 1/250 Lovo - io aa = = 500 400 ce = VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFIOES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS. INQUIRIES TO BE MAD HOMER MORGAN, NO. 3 PINE STREET. A —TO LET, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE sepeeene as arate ane Nites Of Ua eses anna SWost Twenty-third strevt, Fifth Avenue Hotel. A TER CHRAPRAL FLOORS TO LETON BROAD- FIRST AND THIRD 438. BROADWAY Oe LARGE STORE AND baw TO LET—ON Fifth oo, corner of grog 4 rent moderate, A to H. R. DREW Pres" 3 West Twenty-third suet Fifth Avenue Hotel” —TO LEASE. WORTH HOUSE, 22 FIFTH AVE- As hue, comer of Twent qaith ‘etroet, (fhrough tio pF at pt DOSE! é Wosinenensone ay the eel Foam PP (0 W. SMALL STORE AND HOUSE TO LET. 8, C, SMITH, 202 William street (Frankfort House). ADIeuS LORD & TAYLORS, NO. 6 EAST TWEN- tigth street, in ae sor ead hay window, | BE | Strech oF JES UE bse outa 1 fest Twenty- Keeiath ‘D alae TO LET.—ALL READY TO work in sto} tables and everything suit. bro Yor’ the business in Thirteenth aesser caer ied avenue; $9) per month. HYLAND, oi2 ast Nineteen lelclal opts BASEMENT TO LET—AT 73 NEW CHAMBERS street, 45 by 93, suitable for all kinds of business. aa ULD. “LIK TO ENGAGE IN SOME HONORA. ble, paying business with a party who don’t care so much for money as the steady and faithtul services of a thoroughly experience’ voung business man; could in- Yest about $1,060, or would take the management of some first class business; no liquors; Al roterences only e: changed. Address, ‘with particulars, GARCON, box oy Herald office, OF THE BEST RESTAURANTS DOWN TOWN N will be sold on liberal terms or an interest; location aud trade firstclass. 8, ik. H. VANDYKE, 160 Broadway. N Mtg raid RESTAURANT TO LET, sore bay. Avply to BRUNDAGE, 28 Union'sqi BASEMENT, CORNER TWELFTH jeasant and and ight, Inquire of DEVLIN, JRROADW. OTEL TO RENT—FURNISHE! -A SMALL FIRST class Hotel, nearly new; located at St, Mary's, Georgia, near thé southern coast and ope Feman- gina, Florids diate possession. Apply to 3 A. SPENCER, street. m ‘PARTNER WITH $19,000 TO $20,009 WANTED.—OWING to achange in a Dry Goods and Carpet Business, es- tablished 7 years in & growing county seat and’ im- portant railroad junction; firm own their brick. store, GRIGGS, which. ‘oes with the business. Apply to GARLE ‘ON & CO., 98 Broadway. RTNER WANTED—WITH MODERATE CAPITAL, to travel in advance or act as cashier for a first class exhibition. Foran interview address STAR, box 1,303 Post office ARTIES HAVING ARTICLES TO MANUFACTURE? and not having appliances for samo, wonld state: having machinery disengaged wonld confer vith par ex. Call at 183 Centre street, G HAMBERL T ARTI- Inquire LIGH printers and ‘ithortahers Use. a 179" Wester street, New ‘on ppd IN PROFIT. able. operation; term: able. Apply to JonN EMITH. Sixth street, lunwere olnt, OF C. Be LE BARO iN, ium street, Now York. IIE ADVERTISER (RETIRING) WILL DISPOSE OF his interest and sell entirely out an old established Buginoss; profitable and soon understood. wader the su. Perintondence of the pal; there 1s no mistake about rammbag: $18,000 % wanted, 80 those not ‘having tat command need Hot anwe CANDOR, Herald office. 8 WE ADVERTISER CAN SELU IN INDIANA FROM from $70,000 to $90,000 of dry goods per annum—resi- dence Indianapolis—and desires to connect himself with au Al house. Address MCNEAL, room 5. National Hotel. pone LOAN SALBSROOM, Ti BROADWAY, opppaite New York Hot PAY. NCES AND. GitaRars, GREAT BARGAINS will be sold as follows Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Suits Veivet, Aubusson and Brussels Carpets, Mirrors, Office and Parlor Desks in great variety. 150 O11 Paintings, Clocks, Vases, Bronzes, Glass and Ohina. La "6 awls, Curtains, Sewing Machines, Gas Fixtures. Steinway and Dunhain Pianofortes, and a variety of other desirable artcles, WHICH MUST BE SULD TO_PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES, All kinds of property received tor sale, and money ad- vanced at liberal and equitable rates. NT FURNITURE, CARPETS, PARLOR BEDS, ig and hair Mattresses, &c., on GKORGE A rue scale of monthly payinents. 747 uses aNd apartinents iurnished on liberal Broadway. terms. VURNITURE.—A | STEADY, TEMPERATE YOUNG man, has had nine years” city experience, wishesa situation ‘as furniture ¥ an; would make himself useful. Address FURNITU box 200 Herald Uptown Branch office. OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS (A specialty): all sizes; rich patterns: English Brussels And mgrain very cheap. At 112 Fulton sirect, between Williaw and Nassau. ERO REFRIGERATOR FOR KEEPING FOOD from spoiling—Gothic Furnace bd Beets dese churches and schools Sen’ for, boo . LESLEY, We it Twenty- third street “POLITICAL. _ 14TH assemBy DISTRICT ed Democratic Amociation. Rally to-night, at the Tivol, 18. St. Mark’s place. Eminent speakers. MARBLE MANTELS. A KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLFIZ- «ing Works, 134 and 136 Kast Eighteenth street — Marble and Marbleizea Mantels, Tiling ; Marbie Counters, Monuments at prices that defy competition. Marble Turning tor the trade. N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED for beauty of design and quality of workmanship. Slate Work of all kinds a specialty. HYN SLATE COMPANY, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, Union square. A—MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS AND + ‘Tiling, superior to anything offered in this city; Monuments, Headstones, Marble Counters and zone ing, in fine selections ‘at 8. KLABER & COS Matble Works 217 10 23 West Fity-first: street, between Broadway and Kighth avenae. Prisnes BIRD. STEAM MARBLE WORKERS, 97 to 1d East Houston street.-Marble Mantels, Floor se Counters, Monuments, Church Alara, Fouts, ARBLE, AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, FLOOR ‘Tiling, Monuments, &c fe stock at lowest whole- sale prices. WATHAN & team Marble Works, 534 Hudson street, corner Bank. LASTER CENTRE PIECES, BRACKETS AND Pedestals; elegant new tare Fl pk assortment in city; lowest prices, caper es hed 1 sent to all parts of the country. B280 Broadway, corner Thirty-fourth sirect. Sraraaes alas MANTELS, MARBLE AND WUOD Manicia, rich and elegant designs ‘at the lowat fwenty-third’ street, between prices. 220 ‘and Seventh and ighth avenues - TANDARD AMERICAN. BEVEL ‘ TABLES ‘AND + the Phelan & Coliender Combination Cushions, for sale only by the patentee, H, W. COLLENDER, suc- a Yhelan « Collender, 73 becbscorivdn New York, A FINE SECOND HAND KAVANAGH & DECKER Meege mad ae fet, it size 10x65; 4 pockets, with Zormer pleves; also balls . s seen at No, 16 West Finy- second asset siege NEW 6X10 BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE, HAS never been played on; everyth: Avs sen play rything complete.’ Apply vas | ere ae ot A GOOD | SECOND HAND for cash ; 4x8 or 4 1-929; bevelled style New ress, statung price, &c., box 4,120 we nnn EG ee PUpLsY, qMORCESTERSHIRE — A eX Manhattan from for want (of Lpleves rer 672, cahnot be delivered wen WeWieATL Faris Foreign for ase, peinimen within thi AT ROUGHT | TRON y HOT AIR FURNACE FAR SUPE- rior to any other: a sound basiness with large pro- fits offered on liberal terins.to,g business man with capl- tal. J.D. MALL, 231 Broadway. TANTED—A PARTNER, WITH AMPLE MEANS, TO engage int manutacturing id advertising of campos Infailible Specifs," « Mexican remedy. of tmarvellons power for ne us Ciseases. Campo's Speci- fis ‘a wuscess Alteady, ut, envoring puoticity, will prove the most remunerative speculation of tho age. For further particulars address Dr. FREDERICK WEIL, box 135 Herald office. AND SERVICE AN ACTIV $30 or MAN 2 Will secure an interest in a bighty respectable, iberally paying business, jong established d; a rare Address REFERENCES, Herald Uptown Branch chance. Mee. TO $1,000 WANTED—FOR THREE “MONTHS, on bonus equal to Sporcent per month; good oft 5 Wo gs 000; e eo yer or active, with usi ness estal hed ress: GBFORTONITY, tox 208 Herald ofiess “To $500 we)! estate ‘and insurance tive; to such a good chance, $1,00—.PARTNER WANTED JN REAL et ace + must De Myrtle avenue, 3] 500 CAs CASH WILL PURCHASE FOR THE 9) United States one of the best articles in the toy lune ever Faseucee } new, amusi: and at the same time highly Inetructive to children (just out); can be manufactured with small capital. and sold to book and toy stores everywhere; reasons tor selling. inventor en- gaged in other business. Address “UNIVERSAL,” box Herald office. * $G.000 File PURCHASE HAL INTEREST ) in an established mercantile business in Philadelphia, Pa.; declining healih the only cause of selling; two'thirds cash required, balance on time. Address Hf. D., box 2065 Philadelphia, Pa, $20.000 reve Si ttients in a rare, Ineee aie pe ring basiness, are eaten liebe and very profitable ; best references required and given, Ad- dress STAPLE ARTICLE, box 124 Herald ates i $30. 000. =A GENTLEMAN HAVING 18 YEARS? experience, and ing Tully gant in the oe jobbing business, and commanding fully $200,00) first class trade. Wishes a partner, active or special, who will Invest $30,000; Rt reterense i Esperding character, abilits Ac. Add: 0. ROBERTs, Grand Central Hott, Broadway, New Yor YOUNG LADY, WITH FOUR YEARS EXPEC i agg as ho ae BS) vrivate families school, Or conser ory, in e it; it e ‘Address Mra BULER, 6('Trving piace: * Pet Feferences SKOCTATION OR PIANO TEACHERS — MISS HI. i CROLL t+ West Twenty-second street Pri Rat, Ferns, ‘a 0 $6). Personal application Saturday, MERICAN CONSERVATORY oF MU 863 Broadway and 33 Uniton aq Jersey City Branch, 4 Montgomery st For particulars apply to H. SCHROEL FIRST CLASS TI rick’s att arene Swan TO BUY, AN UPTOWN J corner Drug Store. Give name and pl. CON. bicndecal bi box 5,403 Post office, nares OoMs TO. LET—WITH STEAM POWER; GOOD, steady power and light on three sides. GEORGE HOVEY & SON, 323 East 22d street, Sri POWER.—TO LET, LARGE. AND SMALL Rooms, with or without Power, well lighted, steam a sicain elevators, steady 56 Atlantic street, near TORES TO LET.—11 CANAL STREET, TENTH WARD, for Lager Beer or any business; Store 49 Catharina street, with 3 rooms, for a family; and all the Upper Part of House 39 Catharine yay for a hoarding house, 16 light rooms; rent low. PAYIEM, 156 Henry stroct. 10 pal daieraone OR OFFICE ht ed JACKSON'S, Union square, second door ¢ Broadway; want a good ter very eligible joe: Hie LET—LARGE AND ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS, AT Tenton!a Asseinbly Rooms, No, 158 and 160 Third ay, Petey a ne) IN xo. 290, pega es, CORNER je street, and No. 302 Broadway, comer of Duane | treet Apply to 8. B. HUTCHINGS, 38 John st T° LET—OFFICES, IN NO. $7 BROADWAY. APPLY to. B. HUTCHINGS, ower; convenient to jouth ferry, Brooklyn. DWELLING HOUSES TO LETT peter provements a: ues session ; rent 1. CONDI,» Ra oath det Ninf Neng bert bey 4 A SMALL OU. p gn 4 one bax Xo" Post oftice money ONLY FOR THE or $150 handsome. House on Ni ih wecets fa tly Deatly Murniaed suitable for pie tned a tomily. IN & SLOAN, 31 East Unfurnished. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE TO A te let, unfurnished, Thirty-fifth street, een Madison and Park avenues; in good order z0ms, per a annum No. 8 West Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel FOUB STOXT, HIGH STOOP. Posse id STONE let—Unfurnishe -eecond street, eek, avenue ; 21 room! me DREW & CO. 3 West Twonty third’s ‘street, Fifth Avenue Hotet _ THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET Were Fors ip Trrenty coven a nee ect, 8 oS $1,000 per — Sih f RLOAN M1 Bast Soventeonth street, N ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone Houge to let, near Firth avenue; frescoed; Bouse in perfect order.. Apply at No. 7 West Forty-firth st PIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN eoral: Park, West Sixty- Brat street, neat Boulevard, to let, § 50); do., Kast Hightleth street, near Fi ven, 000; three” story do, West Fifty- basis Ratan ees, N UNFURNISHED HOUSE TO bssnd CLINTON piace, near bay avenue, four sory fall front, in perfect order; 20rcoms. OGD! oreR. ‘Broadway, corner of eavamtaeet street, ‘VURNISHED HOOMS AND APARTHENTS ET, Eee eae Hoorn i sll or saparaiay, i | Tat eee oe SES mint evn gpa tl Union afer ys P— BAST eee STREET.—TWO HAND- it Rooms famity'amsalis house and location Ara class neces —— Begs STREET—A NEATLY 32 i Boom, with, fire place, to let ark sin le fenieman, ss lihout Doard 50 per week; rences exchat WEST ee STREET. FURNISHED Rooms to let, to gentlemen, without board; home first clase ; location excellent; references exchanged. BAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADW. 35 Eat Caivarsity placenrte Jet, furni Caplin ia and two ins, suitable fe ne See le for two or three gen! ; terms RTH STREET, NEAR Gc, PRR Aventis Hotel Second Picor to fat caper ‘igo ball ooms; relvretices exchanged. FWBST | NINETEENTH | STREET.—SPLENDID Suit; newly furnished ; spacious parlor and Deivaied at ing room, first floor, one or more bedrooms sbove: lan small Booms for families or smgle gen- er a y newt clase’ able, 50 Rooms, to gentlemen only; reference, 5 ye tee an STREET, bare! —l Booms for gentleme! without board; terms moderate. Ms KS FINE FOUR STORY EEENOE Papert uae BROWN stone House, on Twenty-seventh strept, near Broad- way, moderate; also aa strect, near Broadway, high’ stoop, $1,400, S ECOLESTO . ont Thirty-firet etroct. BIGH sTOOP A —TO LET—TWO THRER STOR’ « brick Hi in pertont order: Nos. 697 and 701 Second avenue, betwee: cpeventh and EST AY a of ‘OWNER, No tal ¥ 141 West Eleventh stres from HARMING, THREE STORY BROWN STONE—CON. lete order, near Lexington avenne, $1,100: four ory high stoop, near entrance Cer Park, $2,000; we pa TTONEL ‘a8Bcon, Third avenue. corner Fiftieth street. 102 * FIFTIETH STREET, NEAR SIXTH Wretea ok private amy occupying @ hand- some brown stone house wishea to let several Rooms to gentlewen or light housekeeping ; references required. TAD. Sion en vuln oe tomte aimy. laser ioc oe + al80 1a 0 third Moor and one on the fourtiy ‘Noor, fortwo single gent EAST fala capi Lage BETWEEN THIRD and Fourth ave) ery, desirable: Room, handsomely Sprnished, $0 tet, taituble for one or two gentlemen also a Hall’ Room;'refe required, 12 WES? FORTY. SIXTH STREET.—TWO HAND- somely furnished Rooms to let, to gentleman ae wife or two single gentlemen; Board for lady if desire HARMING FRENCH ROOP HOUSE—SEVEN minutes from Liberty strcet ferry: 1 rooms: every modern improvement; rent cA ONS half price Ist of May next. Apply to A. OAPEN, 361 tnadwey Hoo, AND STABLE TO LET—ON EAST SEVENTY- ird s*reet. between Lexington pd ird ave- ues; lot 50x100- threa ee sory | brick, 3 25x40 rooms; all improvements; stable adjoining, 25x30 0x50, laid po an Tent $1,000; lease can be as Possession ; H. J, SEAMAN, 63 West Fourteenth street. |CE COTTAGE AND FLOORS TO LET.—COTTAGE on Ninth avenue, 7 rooms, eed Floors ip the Ninth waza Fire ent, 8 ms, $37 50; Be: $35; all improvements; not a tene- iment" ‘Apply at 605 Hindeon street. 10 LET—THE THRE! fey! BASEMENT BROWN eee front, No, 156 Forty-seventh street; rent }1,200; possession Mamediately. Apply on the premises. m0. LET—A § STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE IN Tenth street, near Fifth avenue; all improvements; gnty $1,680; possession at once. | Inquire B, ME HILL & CG." 64 West ‘Thirty-third sireet. 10 LET_TWO UNFURNISHED HOUSES ON *THIR- ty-second’ stroot, near Kighth avenue, $1,200 Torty-ninth street, near Sixth avenue, are on Thy. nth street, near Hroadway, $300. "ALLEN, DOOL, SieNRIO S, 1,260 Broadway and Tinirty-second 3 0, LET-THRER STORY HIGH STOOP, BRICK House: 13 rooms water and path; 209 West Twenty-seventh sireet, Orext of seventh avenne; rent $2,000,_Apply at LINDO BROTHERS’ Loan Oftice, 1,267 roadway. 10 RENT.—A THREE &TORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone private house 235 West Forty-ninth street, with all modern improvements; all in good order, Ap- ply to Owner 239 West Forty-minth street. 10 RENT—THE FOLLOWING HOUSE! Twi East, hear University place, four story basement brick and brown stone, 15 rooms, $2, 500; twenty-third ‘d_stree' West, pear tt zee Ching nthe story high stoop trame, 1! EITHER IN Foom’s, $2,500; Twenty. fourth street, est, near Firth avenuo, four’ story English basement, French root 18 rooms, mite and other particulars @ poly Yo LEDN DJ ORRPENTEN, 36 Tira avenue, LibIe louse. FURNISHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS 21 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—HAND- somely fershed 4) artments for light house- Rosyiogs aie location : stoop, bath, &c. Parties can suitable pee with @ sinall, agreeable family ; unexceptionable referer erms reasonable, 3 WEST FOURTH STREET, CORNER we Tenth street—Pleasant furnished Rooms to let, without board. 25 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—TO LET, Pleasant Rooms, with good Board ; house has ail inodern {mprovements; convenient to tour lines of cars. board; good location; moderate prices. EIGHTH AVENUE, OVER DRUG STORR, between ‘Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth quiet permanent parties, O14 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET,—NEATLY furnished Roome for light housekeepin or arty 30 EAST ELEVENTH STREET.—TO LET, SIT- ting Room and Bedroom, frout or back, witi closets; rent $12. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—HANDSOME- ly furnished Rooms, singly or en suite, without 262 streets.—An entire Floor, handsomely furnished and can- venient for light housekeeping; terms reasonable for of gentlemen: use of kitchen and stationary tubs; terms from $5 to $8 per week. 337 WESTIWELPTH STREET.—TWO FURNISHED Booms to rent. 7 SECOND AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-SIXTH street.—A furnished iront Koom and Bedroom; With closets, for housekeeping; gas and bath; good neaghbor! UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART MENTS TO LE LET. 7? 23 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—A THIRD Floor of four rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Ap- ply on premises, A. YERY, DESIRABLE FLAT, WITH NINE) ROOMS, all lighted trom we street: within three blocks of Central Park ;stairs carpeted ;halls heated: Janitor in attendanc ion unsurpassed ; rent Apply to JOHN BRANIGAN, 897 Eighth avenue, Lanta OF A HOUSE TO LBT_PARTLY FUR- ed, to a family, of Cu six rooms; all conve- Riences for housekeeping; 01 a se Sen ae street (London terrace). Apply to H. S., 56 Reade street. NO. ae TWENTY: FIFTH STRERT.— a plenekes PMeniahed Rooms at reasonable rates. some heated for lodgers, and oth for light housekeeping ; convenient to Fighth avenue, A WHANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY s, oF en suite, to gentlemen; house and location frst jags; references exchanged. ' 80. West Twelfth street, n Fifth ana Sixth avenues. TV A’ E FAMILY WILL LET VERY DESIR. he large Rooms, newly and tel ee, Bag furnished and two Soe ere es! to gontiemen nly. Tenth st Broadway and Uni versity as LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH CLOSETS, gas and water. to let to one or two gentlemen, by & private family at 38 Grove street. 10 LET—A WELL ESTABLISHED DOCTOR'S OF- fice. Bat at 153 Franklin street, Greenpoint, for three di tween 9 and ¢ o'clock. NO LET—ON LEASE, FOR BUSINESS oe No. 37 Bleecker street, east of Broadway South Firth avenue, near Canal. sercet: also Dwelling possession. Apply to House No. 204 Kim street, all with W. sCOTT JARVIS, 221 Canal stree! ‘A. SUT OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, without board, to gentlemen of the highest re- apectability only, at 86Irving place, opposite the West- minster hotel COMMODIOUS SINGLE FURNISHED FRONT Mee Sra also 3" ver qe ant Lor conveniences, close noes, SoHest Twelfth street 10 LET—FIRST FLOOR, THREE ROOMS DEEP; has been putin eee repair for business an dwelling purpos jocation desirable for ony Habs gen. teel business; possession | immediate, poly to the owner, on premises, from 10 to 8 o'clock, ne a Canal street, up stairs. 10 LET OR FOR SALE—LADIES’ Store, Call at 1,230 Broadway. 0 LET OR LYASE—THE LARGE AND VERY DE- Peclinable five story Buliding 61 Rast Tweltth street, near roadway; also ie large rom fp sak Tweltth Street. __H. M. CU ON DI Ho Ea Kadt Twelth stree! ae po RENT—WITH OR , WITHOUT “STEAM 1 POWER, i, eet al ee Eaae ot BSH B Waherate ge AV! ENUE STORE “368 TO Bagh NEW HOUSE; two lange windows, plate glass Tent to respon- sible party. B. AD, 42 Eigh QAtH STREET, NO. 102 WEST.—A PHYSICIAN or dentist's office, also one or two furnished Rooms, for gentlemen; first brown stono house from Broadway. THREE STORY—FURNISHED, IN EXCELLENT avenue, o) small family of adults owner’ Fes! ‘gom: $200 per HUMAN HAIR th avenue. ~~ DWELLING (OUSES TO LET. Furnished, A order, 123 Twenty-second street, near Fourth rving two mouih. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE TO . tne ee oto street, near Sixth ave- Due; F month for rr geticep! H.R. DREW @ CO., No. 3 West Twenty-third stieen, Firth Avenue Hotel. T THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE 816 EAST THIR- teenth whale A det comfortable turnished Rooms at $4 per wee! th and all conveniences; ladies or gentlemen; ex feat Seighbortined. FRONT ROOM AND eee ROOM TO LET—FUR- nished, communicating, "BS rentleman and wife or two evel persons, at au est oh ‘teenth street; family priv terms moderates. WIDOW, HAVING MORE ROOMS THAN suB’ requires, would rent 2 or 3 furnished to ladies or — 504 Sixth avenue. At or HOUSE 825 LEXINGTON AVENUE TO ree handsomely | farnished. FAMILY OF THREE WILL LET THE UPPER" Part of a brown stone House verv Teasonably toa desirable party. Apply at 233 East thirty-dfth street. DJOINING TWO OF THE BEST CONDUCTED CAR routes, and near the Central Park, are offered ele- fee tad en commodious French Flats at moderate rents 75 per month; halls heated, stairs carpeted, a1 to janitor in attendance; will be ready about October 1. Fi between « ‘Apply on, premlsen norm side Fifty-sixth street, ixth and Seventh avenues, HANDSOME THIRD gee, FIVE ROOMS, ainted walls throughout, gas fixtures, bath, tos small family ot jults only, at 5o9 Seventh avenue ; rent reasonable. T1i6 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, BETWEEN Lexington and Fourth avenues—Iwo square Rooma, bath, grates, $4; table for gentle man and wife. A WTO, LRT, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, ON FIFTY. ° sixth stréet and Pisty-fth street, West, some ot the handsomest French Flats, strictly on the,’ Continental Iso large Parlor, plan; S Sand 10 large rote, elevator, Janitor and halls jeated; rente moderate, Btaall’ tamil rst class references, apply to JAMES BETTRETCHY No. 999 Sizca Dp BsTRABLE DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS, IN GOOD fine order; ample accommodation. Nos. street, between Macdougal and Varick. OWER OR UPPER PART OF PRIVATE HOUSE, fail improvenients; rooms divided to sult Twenty-third street. ‘0, 8 EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—PLEASANT Rooms Soe rene anaes and their wives 1 pen gen- tlemen; also a Basement or Extension {or an of LET—THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS house, with all conveniences; rent low. No. 125 East 115th street. A LARGE FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM, FRONT, Fi to one or two gentlemen, at 293 Blecoker street, near jarrow, (A. PRIVATE FAMILY, CENTRALLY LOCATED, will let, to gentlemen only, handsomely fa furnished Chambers on sccond and third floors. 145 Eighth street, near Broadway. FURNISHED FLOOR FOR HOUSEKEEPING IN & private house. No. 109 West Forty-first street. —A.—TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN, ELEGANTLY furnished Suit of Parlors, on first floor. No. 1,179 Au cad way. J{LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR nga 1 “men, without board, hot and cold water, bath; at moderate prices. 113 Bast Twenty-sixt ttrese JURNISHED FRONT ROOM—TO ONE OR TWO gentlemen; private family. 98 Clinton street, N. Y, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 17 EAS? TWENTY- first street. FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE TO eae cera Forty-fifth sirect, nese Sixth ave- $225 per m R. DREW 3 West Fenty. third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel nue. Ask blot oh od HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE r sale, in Broome street, with or without Crock- er, ‘tore. Apoly for particulars to HUNT & McDONALD, Pearl street —FULLY FURNISHED, CENTRALLY LOCATED A brown stone House, good order; possession ; Moderate rent. Call this week. ‘Tenant must be respon- sibl Address OWNER, 224 Kast Fourteenth street, A BAteibinert oh thou iy, kenatauee *, in most rable loca! for strictly private and by boarding; rents $1,000 to ARDENBERG & CO, 1,241 Broadway. HAXDSOME BROWN (STONE FOUR, | STORY am he Pre a Brivate tamily; r month, or 8, $500. ADIY at 83S Weat Terenty-thind wtrsot A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-I6 ROOMS—ON month j one on Bixtieth street stor 00 brown "pee per i F month. ee Sra Tae a Weaie, thifd strc Lay ST May street, $1, West Fifty-ninth street, $2,100: es cess Sree. tae East Seventeenth street, street, $4,500: Fifth avenue, 4, handsome! 20 ent ig ‘and Thirty Af wtreet i fm splendid condition; neighborhood, frst pens ‘first street, near cory high stoop br Ae Tenet id a Hy HOUSE IN ‘ast bi an; i Fal mag ERESAN, {1 Bast Seventeenth street if per month BB. GOODALE, No. 5 So strect, Fitth Avenue Hotel. A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, HAND- aroun ‘ech ty on Fifth vents, pear Thir fourth 8.’ B. GOOD, a 4 Sweat Twenty-third street (Fifth Avenue Hote, SRE eT AMPS WANTEDONE ORS ity, large size, for house front; fare. MS dross on Tana, station b. re ure partie. WANteD—1weLve HAND LOOMS, NEW OR REO- ond hand, but in good order. Apply at the silk factory of G CHAFFANJOU, South street, Hudson City, Waxten—riner CLASS 84 CAMERA TU BE, AND first class negative retoucher. No, 9 Montgomery ot, Jersey City, ANTED TO PURCHASE—PATENT MEDICIN! payin sor. a Pet profit of from $1,000 to $1,0 per year. To be paid for in salable and desirable near ¢ Peay line anc {sows cash. Address JASON, Herald ANTED TO PU RCH ASE--A_ “ME DIUM SIZED, second hand Sale. Address, stat f box 123 Herald office. oe ere Warts TO PURCHASE—A PAIR (OF BECORD band Lever Cutting shears, in for Jorveller's use. Address, stating price, 8! ars Petr ald /ANTED TO PUROMABB—ONE OR MORE LARGE mnguerble Mortars, Address CHEMIST, pox 226 Herald ‘ FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—FOR 7 THE winter, or longer, in wee fth street, near ark avenue ; rent per mor OGDEN & CLARK, roadway, norner of Seventeenth strect. Peet FURNISHED HOUSE IN FPORTY-FIFTH street, es: Fiith avenue, 4 hoes N ‘Twent, etn’ stree ‘treeia oot a BR ety eee Dutonequare: URNISHED DOUBLE HOUSE TO LEt—oy stern Soe ge corser Pion of the un- OF five years; Seafas font on Finth sven with stable ‘on 126th street; admira! avenue fora hotel boarding house or school, JO} OuN B sine } Broadway. NLY EE. MON FOR A VERY eee id fineh avery an Hey ours ein koaam FURNISH! YEAR OR pee. oe ; Fitty-sixth 180 pone tg thous. tions. Permits ora Aa - ned i Tee URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Rep ing in ina a, seal, S Mi all improvements. Apply ai JURNISHED FLOOR OR Lehi ROOMS, elete housekeeping or sans a gt te house; mod: improvements; some $10 a Mand 17 Abingdon square (Eighth av.), ‘between Bleecker and Twelfth st OR CRNTLEMEN.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH. vat board nt Parlor and Bedroom, third floor; cond Hoot back arior; also pleasant bedrooms. ‘Nost est Fourteenth street. LET—DWELLING PART OF HOUSE CORNER Hig hth avenue and Twenty third street. suitable for a went Ce or lodging; rent low. Apply on the Premise: ET, PARLOR and Basement; 1 + fu house is first class and strictly privai quired. Ying LET—HARLEM, THE PARLOR AND BASEMENT lente with one upper Room, in fine stone house in 116th street, a few doors east of Third avenue; all modern improvements and in thorough ‘gists For particulars inquire at 115 East Thirtieth stree! 10 LET—304_ EAST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET. A © splendid Floor, cope Ae Kooms, in good order. NAGAN, 153 Pere (0 LET—FRENCH FLATS AT #0, $50, $0, $i and $100, in first class locat Homes, stad Parts of Houses. Apply atonce to "OH! ETTRETCH, 1,036 Third avenue. N0 LET—A NICE FRENCH FLAT, PARLOR FLOOR and back Basement. 674 Lexington avenue, corner of Firty-firat street. LET—APARTMENTS IN THE BRICK RESIDENCE Xo, 40 Weet Ninth street, consisting of four Rooms on the third story, pleasantly situated for housekeeping. LET—THE NEW AND ELEGANT FLATS 123 TO 127 East Kighty-fifth street; beautiful location, near: Contral Park; every convenience; rents moderate. In- quire of own on the premises, (TO LET-LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, WITH BASE- ent and two attic Rooms. Inquire at 17 Grove st. p | LAtr HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO Le ts ae ON LEXINGTON PAs ee, NEAR ‘on second floor, with bathroom adjoining: alsoa |g), .Sixty.fifth street; second and, fourth Hors: al Parlor, for oot lg only, Cali at 33 improvements. x ant tt oor ening aicaue. tte place; Feferences requ a4 ELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET—TO ne or ¢wo gentlemen, without board, in private | Ne 6 Bast Pifty-third street he NE LARGE FRONT ROOM AND HALL BED ROOM, nicely furnished, for a fp ye and wife CA ingle fn lemon, terms moderate, in # private house. ‘leventh street. LET—THE SECOND AND FOURTH FLOORS, Ter al ite a for heated Yor) ri ith use of Rilshod to destranie teusne: tarot ge PWOMEY. 11d Hiaue friptgr as sixth street. LET—TO GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT BOARD, TWO acta. s ae Rooms and two hall Rooms; connecting dsomely furnished; including attendance, gas, grate ‘ire ana bath; tamily strloily private: house faa sppointments first class. nth street. LET—A SECOND FLOOR, NEWLY FURNISHED, eaparately or together; private family ; accommoda- tions arst ; references exchanged. 112 East Twenty- eighth terse ni ar Fourth avenue, isan NICE SECOND FLOOR, FURNISHED, AT 1 Fourth avenue, opposite the Everett House, ‘sult- Rs ie oe] pal olitical or private. Inquire in the restau- venue. J. KOSHLER. re! Ls PA pnt ee ae rooms, ful lors; pomessl ve once: superior location. Apply at 4 West Twenty- axth street. PO, LBT-LOWER PART OF HOUSE Je EAST Twenty-eighth street, 7 rooms; no connection wit oe a ere ainvery @ gg hs .oe im) cove. aise (eur Rooms Idi Bost Tweitth street. and three Rooms: fishes arenup. Apply at ofice, 159 East Twelfth street, LET—FLATS iy A FIRST CLASS HIGH STOOP brown stone Seventy-ninth street, near Third avenue; the le stree' j Ae suita bie for @ first class hoardt og house. Pree. 3 E. DUENKEL, 1,227 Broadway, corner: irtieth stree}. - U 2 RENT—FLOORS AND ROOMS, aaiRNiTeO, at217 West Forty-second street; handsome browm stone house, four stories; near St. Cloud Hotel and Broad- ‘way, cars; highest reference requi wired. Ure PART OF 48 EAST TWELPTH STREET TO let.—Also front and corner Roo! 819 Broad way,. bg of Twelfth street, Janitor ” No. 1 fourth oor. 2st AVENUE, M7.—SECOND FLOOR ENTIRE OR its of Rooms on gecond and third floors; light an@ jesirable, having just been altered and painted; unex- eoetlonable table ; references exchanged. 33) pm! FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEC rd ‘avenue—The Lower Part of a handsome private Hi three parlors deep, basement, dinin room ‘and. ‘kitehen, together with bedrooms on fou! floor, at @ very low rent. Can be seen at any hour. LET {WITHOUT BOARD, A LARGE PURNISHED front Room, on 4 floor, Inquire at 23 Twenty: -fourth street, nn en OAR RAS —MME. LA BLANCH, THE GREAT ONRIVALLED + Business and Medical Clairvoyant, No. 103 W ‘Twenty-eighth street, near Sixth avenue. U ip LET—FURNISHED, WITHOUT BOARD, TO A pe aimee 5 an Pate Sh. oer, four rooms, all eaten per week; Febesgnees exch pe Tvel street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, .ET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR gentlemen of the highest a png only, with West re Prpasi, house privave and first class. App! Mity-firet street. “AND by ged r ype ty FRONT bed ‘on secon Fj Ca Oo" gated, adjoining New +ySrk? Kenderngy tio wast Twente. 99 JAY STR STREET, CLOSE TO MLD Je Dt hd AND xth th avenue, Ore, yt Wigh farnished Roos, second floor, to let, wi souuemen, ina 1. faraliy; Feforenoes re requ ares STREET, on alae ed ad Orang ELE- Sit reasing rooms, a Sa si and, sgt rate ter, 1 = (Ee A TEST.—MRS. Mod ge TUE GREATEST LIiv- ing Clairvoy: Spiritualist, gives ive ine formation Ct tars i le, causes ‘a0 ADDY : ann 50 ee eo orner of Thirty-fourta sireet —_. UR ae TELLS La) ak marriages. Fifty conts and $1, Ma West ‘Twenty: sath st stroet Mepame ROSA, GREAT rome bly ant, reveals yout, whole grave, mick Canal & os, SraTry LIST, TELLS Petit g marriages. 403 F< — Beware of M/¢DAME Byno1 RON, hing MB. erROLcowsT, je, WEST _TWENTT. 7, Mia real Anant aston Quamrens rr ea IRVING PLACE—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED~ neighborhood, lower parts of two houres, to let in« 29 and 35 King