The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1874, Page 11

FINANOTAL. ALexannee FROTHINGHA M4 60, BANKERS AND ancial Agents, 12 Wall sireot, make investments for American and European capitalists, organize incor- porated companies and secure additional capital for FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Day of Rest—Wall Street at Peace. manufacturers, merchants, miners and-other enter> «prises. Various amounts alway: or investment. 15,00 SECURED MORTGAGE FOR SALE—CITY AL Property. H. P, DEGIAAF, Bowery National Bank. LBEMARLE ESTATE.—THE TRUSTEES OF THE ‘Albemarle estate will iaake a few Loans on first class improved Real Estat New York city, or will purchase BOL First and Second Mortyages. Cb ‘BS K. DEUTSCH, Financial Agent, 132 Broadway. WaALt Steeer, Fray, May 30-6 P, ‘u.} ‘Wali street to-day is enjoying a reat—one of | those pauses in active life but for which brains Would burn out and men would feet the curse of | overwork. The majority of brokers and bankers | have devoted the day to recreation, and between {= yachting, fishing and country elds, bulls and | A —MONEY TO LOAN LROMPILY UEON 2 bears aliko are doubtiess gladly availing them | large Mortgages cashed. 2 Selves of a parenthesis in the somewhat monoto- pails eres 5 ee nous sentences of their ordinary experteuce. The CAPITALIBT DESIRING TO THOROUGHLY IN- only information that comes to tie street is from | fivostment of $1400. for a few months or permancatly, England, and this tells us to-day the price of Erie | may address V. P., box 220 Herald office. a8 opeutng at the low price of 21, but showing an WILLING TO INVEST $25,000 TO $50,000 advance subsequently to 31 a3l%, with active | 4 ee eh ickan aRiress INVESTR ERT ee and wide fluctuations, The Bank of England has | lost by witidrawal £11,000, and money is easy, NY ONE YASH LOANS TO ANY AMOUNT ON SECURITIES, * The late at ate Folte! 4 NA rest ag Tysmonge Jowal A - Plate and gencral Merciiandise. Second Mortgage: LONDON QUOTATIONS promptly. cashed. JAMS CAGNEY, $51 udson kieet, are as follows:—Consols, for money, 935g a 9855; \OMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE COMP Liev. for the account, 02% a 92%. Paris despatches | (Omen gado0ncomies, 23 Willen ea ee quote rentes at 69,70, It is not a matter of won- | Exchange place; Murehouses, Aulanuc dock, Brooklyn, der that the Bank of England can afford Dash advances made on first class securities, on demand } aud time; Cash advances made on all kinds of Mer- to reduce its rate of discount, or that | Shabsiee, soar An. cae own Warehouses or consigned to money there showa much of the same anxi- FAUL J. AMOUR, President. . OSB F. 0, Vice President. ety to be profitably enmiployed that is ob- JOHN BAIRD, second Vieo President. Served here, Some ciasses of American securities FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vice President. Paul J. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerman, C. H, Delamater, Joge |". Navarro, Feliciano Latasa, Juan J. J John Baird, ‘Thomas Murphy.’ Henry B. Hyde. WILLIAM TOBIN, Superintendent of Warehouses. james CLYNE, Secretary. are coming back “by the ream” to be sold on this Market, and the coin we send abroad in such large amounts is the practical evidence of the want of faith—the discredit that hus followed the defaults recently reported in Holland and elsewhere. This money on its return to Eurone either remains idle | fn the bunks or finds investment in the thousand DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS TAKEN IN BX change for two Houses in Brooklyn; give price bonds. Address BONDS, He ce. ALWAYS HAVE‘MONEY TO LOAN ON coop NEW Securities of Which London is Che attractive point. | ging le BORROW OH INVEST apply ty eemcpals dee irwe tina * __H. L. G&ANT, 11 Pine street. STRENGTH IN UNITED STATES BONDS WILL BUY AT FAIR DISCOUNT ONE OR MORE it is because the average investor on both sides of the Atiantic has caught the iniection of distrust and Prefers that which ts fortified by national faith to that which is only hedged around by the promises | to pay ol rotten corporations. Nor ts it within the | power of human pen to indicate when or where | this commercial weakness will receive a check. | ‘The outlook is by no means encouraging. We are paying the penalty of having builded and lived too | Yast. Tho day of reckoning finds us unable to foot | drovs BONA FIDE, x 3,804 Post offic OHN 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO foan on Real Estate in w York and Brooklyn; so to purchase First and Second Mortgages at market es: bring papers, chase First ana Second Mortgages and on Lease- hold Property. LEVE COOK, Ul Broadway, room B, basement, ‘OTICE.—PERSONS HOLDING BONDS AND STOCKS ot the State of South Carolina who desire to ex- change them tor the Consolidation Bonds and Stocks the bill. Events have compelled economy, and tne suri Loe under See penting ey of se State, can ° | the exchange promptly attended toby the South Caro- Process of retrenchment and contraction has | fina Guuk aey Trust Company, of Columbia, 8. Cr atone. Changed the expectations and the prospects which | eighth o1 one per cent (i). upon the tace value of the Consolidation Bonds ani Stock. Express charges paid by the owners of the bonds, iach as HARDY SOLOMON, President but a few years ago made every man feel that there ‘Wraa to be no end to i ‘ r : THE ARTIFICIAL PROSPERITY ational Sank, Gharieston, y olap ebb fetplires Of that period. The bubble has been pricked. | GovtH CAROLINA BONDS. SOS @apital hus become frightened. Men no longer | ‘The Treasurer of the State of South Carolina ts now @are to confide in speculative values. The great | hivtie new “Conoldation Bons and stocks uikee @perators of the past have either disappeared from | ized under the sag es a 22, 1873. the fleid or are awaiting the low watar mark of | desiring copies of the law containing’ a description of the Stocks ana bonds before they again trast judgment | Bouts suthorized to be exchanged, can have them by @nd fortune to the maelstrom. The market we ‘witness irom day to day is simply the result of Manipulation, not of natural causes. It is nota mndition that invites any one but the gambler, Bice throwing is Just about as certain as the ordi- Mary speculation in which the Wall street operator ts to-aay indulging. MERCHANDISE IMPORTS. The total imports of general merchandise at this port, for the week ending May 29, 1874, were ‘97,124, 146. applying at the Treasury at Columbia, 3. 0. jonds must be presented in person or by an agent authorized to cancel the same. F. L, CARDOZO, Treasurer 8. C. §rock PRIVILKGES—WHAT ARE THEY? They area system of credit and insurance by which speculative purchases or sales of stock are made with a limited capital, and are termed “Puts,” “Calla,” “spreads” and “Double Privileges.” Our factlities for _negotiatin 8 ris tock xchange and respon: “Puts” and “Calls,” $50 fy them on embers of the le pares are unequalled. 8 for 50 share: 100 tor 100 shares, (RRA ee Sudays. Contracts may be used as margin, and stock | Receipts and Disbursements at the OMiee | Lourht and sold against therm, We ati be lensed no | furn information and juotatior and wi of the United States Assistant Treas. | {mish mformation and quo pamper Peyten urer, at New York, for the Month End- | TUMBRiDGE & CO. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, ES corner Bi ‘oadway. Ne Yi SILVER MINING PROPERTY—LOCATED IN Cottonwood; the most valuable prospect in Utah; wants capital to develop; extraordinarily liberal terms offered. Address UTAH, box 191 Herald office. ing Muy 29, 1874. 80, 1874, by balance... ++ $96,365,170 Beoeipta during the month— On account of customs. Bapetghsy Gold notes..... good city Mortgages, to the amount of $60,000, Ad- | NEY 10 LOAN ON MORTGAGE AND TO PUR. | tioner—A Business of 20 years’ a" the store Furniture and Tools, with China, Silver and Glass, for turnishing wedding, &c.; near the Hippo- drome; the proprietors rering from business. For par- ticulars and terms apply to H. BEENY, 344 Fourth av. bert ees PETMRING an cae FITTING hi Jishment, How Coing # paying business; centri located; other business the ‘cause of selling, tiny id IsHB & KEIM IERT, 610 seventh avenue. ‘ears’ Banding with all th FIs OR SALE—STATE AND OOUNTY RIGHTS TO manufacture an article in which there is over 150 ger cent profit; muilions wanted all over the country. dress J. B. C., Herald office. ENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS QUALITIES TO JOIN the advertiser in manutacturing the best article of its kind in the world; demand uupreeedented. Resi- dence 233 West Forty-fourth street, between 2 and 5 P.M I DLSIRE TO ASSOCIATE MYSELF WITH AN ESTAB- Msahed Produce Commission House, by investment or on small salary; two years’ experience. Address A. B., Heraid office, ] WILL SELL A LARGE STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS and Stationery at one-half the wholesale price, Only those with the cash need call on F. W. ROTH, No. & West Twenty-third street, from 6 Le HOTEL, 160 ROOMS, ON THE PACIFIO slope, for sale at a great bargain—Net profits over $2,000 monthly; present owner leaves on account of sickness. Principals only call on or address H. J. DAVis, 20 Cortianut street, city. ADY PARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF culture and business experience, from 25 to 30 years old, wishes a lady of means as partner in a reliable busi- ness. Address HONORABLE, Herald office. IVE, TEMPERATE MAN, WITH $300, AS TREAS- urer of a first class dramatic company; good salary and expenses. Call on or address MANAGER D,, 609 Broadway, room 10, ARTIES WISHING TO ENGAGE IN THE RETAIL sewing machine business can hear of geod chance by addressing SEWING MACHINE, station 0. ARINER WANTED—WITH $5,000, TO TAKE AN interest in the manufacturing of @ machine univer- sally needed and recently patented: to a good party a desirable interest will be given. whereby a sure and large income will be secured. W! H. DAVIS, at A. BL Buntine’s office, 33 M t, Jersey City. 10 MEDICAL M petent fo take ch: cure a first class openi cently sent out, wi flee Furnitur step into a paying business for $600 cash. Address PHY- SICIAN, No. 249 South ‘Thirtcenth atrect, Philadelphia, Pa, or address VHYSICIAN, box dt Herald office. 10 DRESSMAKERS.—A PARTY, WHO IS OBLIGED to quit business in consequence of poor health, will sell out a thorouyly established trade among first class patrons, and constantly inaressip glow for cash; location unexceptionable. Address box 2,626 Post office. PHYSICIAN, 01 NY an office practice, can se. ir business; 70,000 books re- with 10,000 more on hand, Meluding of Fixtures, Bottles, £c.; a rare chance to 10 CAPITALISTS OR DRY GOODS MEN.—A FRENCR lady, established in New York a long time, having first class customers and the very best name in the United States tor her business, wishes a pariner of Means, to open an unequalled first class trade, whole- sale or retail, or both together, or to make arrangements with a house already established t connect her trade; her knowledge of business hero and of the European markets will enable her to act with Periegt success. Ad dress, with real name, Mrs SOLID, Herald Uptown Branch offi MPO WATCHMAKERS.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS offered in a large Western city toa first class watch. maker, baving capital suflicient to buy out a well estab: Ushea Watch Business, the watch repairing alone amounting to about $8.000a yaar; good lease of premises and iow rent; satisfactory reasons for selling. together with the best references in the city ot New York. Ad- dress, tor one week, E., box 225 Herald office. Wy eae PARTY WITH $1,000, TO TAKE HALF interest in the saloon business of @ hote: at a popular watering resort: business.will be permanent and exten- Call Monday, from 9 to ll A. M., on J. SLATER, at H. B. Kirk's, No. 69 Fulton street. ORTHY OF CONSIDERATION.—FOR SALE, State Right for New garegy fr a machine which will cause a monopoly in one of the principal articles of daily use, and now in successtul operation in New York. Principals address C, B. M., 331 it Fifty -third etreet, New Yor ‘ANTED—A MAN OF INTEGRITY AND BUSINESS W “iihity to take a Wait interest: In awell Caution Paying business: $2.50) capital reauired. Address FOR. NE, box 142 He ptown Branch office. NTED—A PARTNER, WITH $5.00, IN A LONG established millinery and dressmaking business; blk d with the addition more remunera- Herald Uptown Ww ot the above sum can be made great box tive. Address MILLINERY, Branch office. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN TO invest $25,000 to $60,000 and take position of man- aging agent ina jong established manutacturing com- pany. Address OPPORTUNITY, box 2,681 Post office. settings Chae hh nates toa alk ing a monopoly; pays 200 per cent; sells a the country. dares 6 K box 116 Herald office. ‘ANTED—A RELIABLE MAN OR FIRM TO TAKE the exclusive agency in this city of a staple article of Western manufacture; mast be able to advance $1,200 . mn goods as delivered. Address WESTERN, Herald office. Internal revenue Act June 8, "72, certificates. Post Office Department. rue HOLDERS OF SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS of the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad Company are requested to meet at the office of the re- Transfers. ceivers, No. 111 Liberty street, New York city, on Wed- Patent f fune, 1314 } at two o'clock’ P. M. under Second Mor hesday; the Sd day 0 ABRAM 8. HEWI rt ni age. | WAXTED—A LOAN OF $75,000 (FIR: GE) ‘on improved City Property, zood location; ample gecarity; will deat only’ with principals. Address SE- *CURITY, station D. < ‘ s+ vse $142,712, 889 | ANTED-—FOR 12 MONTHS, $29,000, ON A‘COL- a a Jateral of $60,000 stock. in ‘a first class company, a | under the laws of the State of New York. Apply on j Tuesday, June 2, at No. 11 Broad street, room No. 10. R $1 50! WANTED IMMEDIATELY— inten ana cies Seay eee os Reale uri; futerest and give $5,600 wurth of furniture as security. Address BUSINESS, box 108 Heruld office. ” $30 000 WANTED—10 INCREASE PROFITA- DOV. Die business. Real estate given and per- centage of profits, Principals address, stating where in- terview can be had, box 1, 'w York Post office. 46,347,710 ‘OR MHIREE reent per annum ——— 46,186,042 $96,575,946 to disbursing a 0 Assay Office..........-- 4) $30 000 WANTED-—ON PROPERTY WORTH to interest accounts, viz. :— | DOV. double the amount, a short distance out In coin....... 2,454 | of the city, Principals address $30,000 WANTED, box 205 : shes or 88TH pon nS Re EE Sie EA Receipts for customs the mouth ot TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- May, Rtvedesseye gas.’ Meabeseursnt re 9,321,801 | $140.00 gage in sums to suit; Second Mort- Receipts for customs in th | gages bought. JHARD V. HARNETT, 1d 7 IRS RIE NO 8,679,313 ie 111 Broad agement. Te hae TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND Decrease May, 1874. 642888 | $300,000 oh," torcravess nso Maney ae Krooktyn Mortgi RENO & GOLDMARK, Statement of Business at the United States Assay Office, at New York, for | the Month Ending May 2v, 1874. ages. Apply to 3 Park Tow (xpress Bullding). Raney eG) (3 TO LOAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS, $500.00 Notos, Morteages and other valuable uri in sums to suit; also cash to buy the same. preaetn: PAUL P. TODD, 38 Liberty #treet. States bullion. ‘ork cil estate ; , Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken real rincipals requested to call. DREYFOUS & WIGEBT, No. 8 Astor House. ts) Jeweller: 5 Deposits of silver, chases— ~ COPARTNERSHIPS. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm name of Chace & Tallmadge 1s this Foreign bullion | day dissolved by mutual consents oon ye United States bullion (con- Y May 23, 1874. DANIEL W. TALLMADGE. tained in Bold) <+ 3,000 New Your, May 28, 1874 _ DAND LLMADGE:: ullion (re-de- | AWE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN- United States sits). der the name of Gariboldi # Sowtell expired May 1, United States bullion, Montana. United States builion, Utah.. United States builion, Nevada. . is74, The business hereafter will be conducted solely by 1,193 Broadway. W a « of Holle & Co., and his responsibilit; has cased. by the undersigned. GARIBOLDI, Artist Decorator, P, MOLO HAS WITHDRAWN FROM TH! 1 y in this house LLE & CO. United States bullion, Idano. 1,000 New You, May 29, 1874. United States bullion, New Mex- = = Sa = WO...... peeeeeees — 6,000—§490,000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. LIVE, PUSHING MAN, WITH $400 OR $500 READY cash’ can make money rapid and easy; business ght and ley pioseia| Particulars at interview. Address box I on N ENGLISHMAN, WITH A NIC! Total deposits Amount payabi rs. Amount payable in coins... @old bars stamped... 3 ."290,000—$890,000 $192,435 STOCK OF. IM. b= ()\(\() PRIVATE AND TRUST FUNDS _TO | $575 000 Joan on bond and mortpage on New Gliver bars stamped 20,041 | ported goods anil an extensive credit in London, | ——— | wishes to finda party with capital and creait in New Totai... $515,877 | York, to develop a tifst class taney dry goots business Transmity This wilt beat investigation. Address ENGLISHMAN, pa a me Stee ee ares : $182,068 | Herald office, 00 CEA eee erer ee ualeee etaven. Minty PBUas | PARTY ACCUSTOMED TO THE HOTEL BUSI- deiphia, ior coinage, silver.............. 299 | AA ness, with a few thousand dollars, can make a very | t $05,907 bated arrangement re A Pore ae levis +++ $245,367 | minutes ot ‘street and in successiul operation. - ha 9,807 | trues HOTELs box 214 Merald off ' | AN INTERRST IN A PROFITABLE MANUFACTUR- ~ ~ <S ing business, fully protected, profits large, will be APSLEY AZL! BROKE 74 BROAD- | sold to Bory. compersnt to take full charge, Address A. WAY, BUY AND SELL PRIVILEGES; ALSO | MANAGER, box 189 Herald office UBLE PRIVILEGES ON “MEMBERS 01 THE EX. | ————— SO ERE A es OREN eo $uaNan OK RESPONSIBLE RTIBs. STOCK | A PRACTICAL SADDLERY HAKDWARE MANU PERATIONS MADE AGAINST APPROVED PRIVI. | facturer, alone in a successful wholesale business EGE. 100 SHARES FOR Fan OR CALLS, | wants a competent partner, with $10,000, tor the office, ARLETON & © | Apply to GR AG , ©. La all 8 Broadway. N OPPORTONITY 18 NOW OPEN FOR A PARTY d respectability to join the 1. $100 per TO #40 VOR DOU ‘T’ REASONABLE RAT! BLE PRIVILEGES ONSY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other | of mean subscriber in Securities (usurance of all kinds effected with best | «splendid paying monopoly in manutacturing; 50 per eompanies. J.J HABRICH & ©0., 117 Broadway... | cent shown aranteed on the investment; @ better gu opportunity to invest safely is not offered; investigation $000 TO LOAN TMOLEDIATEL.Y, LARGE Of | suieuied. Address MONOPOLY, box Ids Herald ofce, " pond Morwages and. | =e ——e Atria Cee ih owest current | GRADUATE OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, OF city or Brooklyn; SLOAN, 31 East seventeenth street. | holt Property, gatos PIALON i Ap several years’ experience, desires a practice near Now York or Philadelphia: a doctor overworked or one who desires to withdraw trom practice can make satis: | factory arrangements, Address H,, WEEK'S DOINGS IN WALL STRELT explaing stock | town Branch of} operat q L capital. Sample copy sent tree. - * F T os = gates for Al contracts; $00 for 50 shares, $100 for 100 share Brewery, or will sell the whole. Commumoations, to In of any stock. Send for quotations and vxplanatory pam- phiet. TUMBRIDGE & CO. Bankes and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, corner Broadway, New York. — A ~HASKINS & BRAINE, 17 BROAD STREET, . Kand Grid Brokers. Stock Privileges Mapecialty; Puts, Calis and Double Privileges on all active stocks, small capitatists will find this a sate method of speculating. Explanatory circulars, with rél- on, Sure answer, must give real uae and address, ‘Refer. | ences exchanged. Address FINE ALES, box 158 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. LOT OF AGENTS’ ORIGINAL LETTERS (ABOUT 10,000) tor sale at $6 per 1,000, “Address SPLENDID CHANGE, box Lad Herald attics, FEW DOLLHRS WILL BUY ONK-HALF INTER. est in @ money-making exhibition; party toact ae ireastres ; services needed more than money. Address IL., box 187 Herald office. A. erences, mailed on applica: ADDITIONAL C4PITAL PROCURED for merchants, manufacturers and others, Real Retate Gratunged for business. “Mining interest, de, negot. | ted. “Mersons with capital reeking business advised of oot BELMONT & CO Kankers, 19 and 21 Nassau «tr issue travellers’ credits, available an ail world, through the Messrs. De Roth schiid and their correspondents. arts of the ‘Also commercial credits and telograpi ‘“ Approved opportunities. References:—J. H Crane, Esa., money of Unillornis, Earope and iecaass ransters of President nhattan Benes Company; James H. Hedgen - aes <= Nisy , boots and shoes, vay, Cs MORTGAGE FOR $500 FOR =ALE—ON A FIRST 4 GRIGOS, CARLETON & CO., Laws ho run 10} mont Ait Fifty first st SMITH heb Hs ad ne . KEKP, BANKER AND BROKRR, 71 | A. Bion y.—Purtles wishing to vorvow. or invest money inv to call; capital and partners procured: paying business opportunities oftered. A LARGE EXECUTOR FUND OF $250,000 WILL BRK Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broadw: hs. Owner, JAMES | -HLYSICIAN WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, AS partuer or to take sole ¢ arKe Of, an, old established . ; eaay, Cal 0. treet, roadway and Grand Central Hotel. near Broadway WITH MONEY TO JOIN ME IN THE A fanaitevare of a patent Mediome that has alread: jenn established, bun particuues at tntorview. -Ad- Grea, staging where Wo De 4060, W. ¥,, Werald Uvtown + Branch offi Joaned In sums to suit on first claxs New York city ' hol Principals address LXRCUT eal hew York Tost omen RR EAUE | | Johnson like a phantom of unrest, and it was this | box 145 Herald Up- | | to corruption in the country as thi: dents to ANTSD—A MACHINIST HAVING STEAM POWER, to manufacture an article; space required about 10 square tect. Address J. & CO., box LI7 Herald office, 00 —PUBLISIIING AND ADVERTISING BUSI- « ness for sale, doing a strictly cash trade; well stocked with material; no rent or expenses of any kind; rofits now er eraring per month; business can be Eicreased tentold with exertion and emnall capital: profits 100 per cent. Address K. B. C,, Herald office. $1.500 i“ CASH AND $3,500 ON SATISFACTORY security will purchase an old established, very profitable first class Business, with Stock, Fixtures, 4&c. Owner retiring. Address APPLETON, Herald office. 9 000 TO $3,000.-PARTNER WANTED, IN AN dado established wholesale business; bears ta investigation, Address ANDREW, box 161 Herald office. 6 $2.000. ing this amount to invest in a safe, respect- able, genteel and very lucrative mercantile business, where the money would be uuder their own control, m1 address, with real name. for an interview, where on Wy full particulars will be given, PROFITABLE BUSINESS, box 209 Herald office. 3 00 WILL PURCHASE HALF INTEREST IN q . a first class Manufacturing Busine ; arti- cle staple; well established. Address H., care 01 .. Doe- blin & Co., 10¢ Broad street. 5 00 TO $10,000.—I_ WISH AN INTERVIEW roritable business in the mechanieal line: article estab- ished; orders on hand. Address ENGINEER, Colum- pian Ifon Works, 25 Adams street, Brooklyn. $10.00 0-2ANED FOR ONE OR TWO YRAHE— will gecnre a desirable situation (this city), with liberal salary ample security given. Princi- ais only address A. A., box 1 AN HONEST MAN OR WOMAN HAV- Herald office. ee ALLEGED FATAL ASSAULT. Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest in the case of Robert Pratt, five and a half years of age, late of No. 300 East Ninth street, who, it is alleged, died from the effects of injuries received on Tues- | day last, at the corner of Ninth street and First avenue, by being struck and knocked down by Tomaso Tassno, an Italian ice cream vender, who | travelled througn the street with a three-wheeled cart. Some boys had collected around the Italian, to whom they used insulting and abusive language, whereupon, as 1s charged, Tassno made the assault on deceased, The only evidence against the ac- cused touching the assault was that of two small boys, and full credence was not attached to it, owing to their tender years, William F. Pratt, the littie brother of deceased, testified that he saw the Italian strike the de- ceased, who fell on the pavement, after which the | Italian kicked him; deceased got up and staggered away toward home. John J. Hanbury, also @ lad, who stood on the Opposite siae of the street, deposed that he saw the italian strike the deceased and atter he was down on the sidewalk the [talian kicked him, Deceased was a delicate child, and veputy Cor- oner MacWhinole, who made an autopsy, found that death resulted from menin; single scratch or bruise was to be found on the head or body of deceased. The jury found that death resulted from menin- gitis, hastened by a blow supposed to have been given by the prisoner on the 26th day of May, 1874. Tassno was sent to the Tombs, but will be re- | leased on @ reasonable amount of bail. THE THIRD TERM. [From the St. Paul Pioneer.) Perhaps the gravest of the dangers to which the country is subjected is the hunger and thirst of Presidents to secure a second term, It was this ambition which led Abraham Lincoln to consent to the inauguration of the most stupendous political machine ever invented—the memorable provost marshal system; it was this which pursued Andrew which possessed the thoughts of General Grant from the first moment of his accession to his first term. ‘There is no man possessed of weak human na- ture who can resist the temptation to employ every means within the grasp of his poweriul piace to protract bis Presidential occupancy. Jorm Of corruption, no use to which he can put his Mighty army of ni iteghe will he hesitate to em- Probably there is no such mighty stimuins rst of Presi- erpetuate their reign. We believe, and we have long advocated, that the President snould be made eligible to but a single term, that term to be protracted to six years. Certainly under no possible circumstances Ought he to be at liberty to eae for the prolongation of power beyond two. erms, WHERE SHALL WE G0?, {From the Helena Independent.) “Where shall we go for the summer ?”* York HERALD asks this question. We answer, Come to Montana. Here the pleasure seeker can find beautiful lakes, cascades, immense watorfalls, boiling springs, delightful scenery and the finest fishing on the Continent. The air ts bracing and cool, the days never very warm and the nights never oppressive, There is not it on earth that offers So many inducements to those who are seeking health or recreation as does Mont: and ‘we there(ore cheeriully extend an invitation to the world—barriag China~-tp come and sce as, The New with a gentleman desiring to enter into a | tis, but not a | No | SEASIDE AND COUNTRY. Long Branch has donned its green foliage. “Canaan, My happy home, oh, how I iong for thee |” is what visitors to the Twin Lakes, Connec- ticut, sing when they look over into littie Canaan, amile distant. Visitors to the Long Branch cottage by the sea ‘will sigh, “Ob, Nellie, we have missed yon!"” A bervous maider lady objects to the Catskill Mountain because the very name suggests kilns for the cremation of deceasea Tabbies, and she does not wish to endanger her favorite Maitese’s prospects of entering the Valhalla of feline rest with @ whole skin. Some of the cottagers have begun to arrive at Swampscott and Nahant, and a large number wil! ‘be comfortably installed for the summer before the 80th of this month. Quite @ respectable number are already at Sara- toga f Sefior Bareda’s brick palace at Newport has just been sold for $175,000 to W. T. Blodgett, who will occupy it tnis season, Commodore Asa Hull and wife, San Francisco; 3.K. Pumpeliy and wile, Fond du Lac, Wis.; Richard Lawrence, J, B, Lawrence and Charles T. Whittemore, all of New York, have already arrived at the American Hotel, Saratoga. Gardiner Sherman, the New York banker, is to build a villa near Ogden Cove, Me. It 1s whispered that Lady Ashburton, of London, . who now owns the larger share of the Bingham estate, Will visit this country im the summer, and, of course, Bar Harbor, Mount Deseret, Me. ‘The Round hil! House, Northampton, Mass., will not suffer from the recent Mill River flood, as the disaster occarred several miles above. Among the New York visitors “booked” for the Riverside House, Carmanaville, are Mrs, A. A. Scrymser and family, Mr, and Mrs. Mangan, Mr. and Mrs, Young, Mr. and Mrs, Bisbee, Mr. and Mrs. Brighan and daughter and H. S. Wetmore, Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Crittenden and famtly will spend the summer at Sharon Springs. ‘The boat accommodations of Lake Mahopac this year will be very good, as all the hotels have over- hauled their fleets, Mr, Gurney, of the Revere House, Boston, is to build a cottage for himselfand family at Old Or- chard Beach, near the Old Orchard House. Buzzard’s Bay, Mass., is @ candidate for public patronage, but a3 we have seen no announcement ofa hotel there this season it is safe to Bay few New Yorkers will care about ‘roosting’? on Buz- zard's Bay. —_+2 +____ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, BRACKETT—PaRker,—In Greenport, on Friday evening, May 29%, by Rev, Mr. Francis, Mr. 0. R. BRACKETT to Miss Jutta PARKER, ENGEMAN—MUNDELEIN.—On Tuesday, May 26, at the Church of St. Francis, West Thirty-first street, by Rev. Father Eugene, JosePa ENGEMAN, of Brook- lyn, to Mrs, MARY MUNDELEIN, of New York. HACKETT—GaYLoRD,—On Thursday, May 28, 1874, Mr. Ruligon, 01 St. John's Episcopal church, RuFrus A. HACKETT, Of New York, to Miss FRANCES A,, daughter of Frederick Gaylord, Esq., of Jersey City. LATOURETTE—BENSEL.—On Thursday, May 28, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, by Rev. Arthur G. Kimber, of Trinity parish, RicHARD R. Larou- RETT# to AUGUSTA BENSEL, all of this city. LINK—EGBERTSON.—On Wednesday, May 27, by the Rev. Dr. ers, MORGAN 8. LINK to JULIA, conan of John Egbertson, Esq., all of New York McCMURRAY—QUIN.—On Tuesday, May 19, 1874, at ‘Trinity rectory, by the Rev. Morgan Dix, asire ou McMuxray to Resecca A. EB, QUIN, both of this city., SonorrLek—Horrt.—On Wednesday, May 27, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. F. W. Stelmle, N. H. SCHOTTLER to MaRy M. HOEFT, daughter of the late Peter Hoeft, Esq., of Brooklyn Heights. ALSH—APPLEYARD.—On Wednesday, May 20, by the Rey. Aivah Wiswali, of St. Jolin’s church, BELLE F. APPLEYARD, daughter of Mra, M. A. Appleyard, to JOHN WARREN WALSH, all of this on No caras. . ‘ALL—MRLDRUM.—On Thursday, May 28, by the Rev. E. A. Washourn, D, D., FRANK T. WALL to ANNIE 4, daughter of Alexander a. Meldrum. No curds. Died. © Beck.—On Friday morning, AMELIA, beloved wife ot Fr, Beck, aged 39 years, 10 months and 9 days, Funeral Sunday at one o’clock P. M. from tho residence, Fifth avenue, between 124th and 125th streets, Bowsrr.—On Friday, May 29, 1874, ALEXANDER Bows, a native of land, aged 48 years. Relatives and friends, and those of his brothers- in-law, John Reilly, William, Michael and Peter Walsh, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 1,134 Second avenue, on Sunday, | May 31, at one P. M., and thence to Calvary Ceme- tery jor interment BRREN.—On Friday, May 29, Saran A., wife of Matthew P. Breen, at the residence of his brother, Dr. Breen, 168 North Sixth street, Williamsburg. ‘The suneral services will be neld at the Church of St. Vincent De Paul, North Sixin street, Williams- burg, on Sunday, May 31, at one o’clock P. M., whence the remains will be taken to Calvary Cem- etery for interment, Friends of the family are re- spectiully invited, BROWER.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 28, 1874, CATHERINE, widow of James Browei years, 4 months and 7 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend herfuueral, from her late residence, No. 111 Washington avenue, on Sunday, May 31, at two o'clock. Burkke.—On Saturday, May 30, RICHARD ED- MUND, infant son of Charles C. and Elsie Ely Burke, aged 9 Months and 6 days. The funeral services will take place on Monday, June l,at four o’clock’ P. M., at the residence of Mrs, Abner L. Ely, No. 117 “Kast Thirty-seventh | street. CANFIRLD.—On Saturday, May 30, CORNELIA | Weeks, wife of Miron Canfield, aged 76 years, | Notice of tuneral on Monday. Poughkeepsie papers please copy. CARROLL.—On Saturday, May 30, 1874, PATRICK CARROLL, youngest son of William and Rose Car- roll, aged 24 years, 2 months and 16 days, of county Fermanag’ b paciatt of Timtord, Ireland. ‘The Juneral will take place on Monday, June 1, | from the residence of his brother-in-law, Patrick Kerr, No. 224 Hast Forty-seventh street, to St. Bonilace’s church, corner of Forty-seventh street and Second avenue, where a solemn igh mass will be offered at half past ten o'clock for the re- ose Of his soul: thence to Calvary Uemetery for interment. ‘The triends of the family are requested to attend. Enniskillen papers copy. Coox.—In Greenpoint, on Friday, May 29, after @ lingering illness, HENRY Cook, formerly of Philadelphia, aged 54 veara, Funeral at two o'clock. Philadelphia papers please copy. Onisty.—Suddenly, at Morristown, N. J., on Friday, May 29, at12P.M., of cholera morbus, Harrier A. Cristy, wife of Moses Cristy, aged 53 years, 6 months and 24 days, Funeral at Greenwich, Conn., on Tuesday, June street depot at 12M, Davis.—At Marlborough, N. Y.,on Friday, May 29, HENRY ELLSwortn Davis, M. D., of vtas city. The funeral will take place at the Church oi the Holy Communion, Twentieth street and Sixth ave- EL Ce (Sunday) aiternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Dunnz.—On Thursday, May 28, ANNIE DUNNE. Her friends and the members of St, Joseph's Be- nevolent Association are respectfully invited to | attend her funeral, on Sunday, May 31, at hali- past one sharp, irom St. Joseph’s church, sixth avenue and Washington place. EaGaN.—On Saturday, May 30, WILLIAM H., the beloved son of William and Mary Eagan, in the 19th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the lied spectfully invited to attend the funeral, are re. ‘om 652 one o’clock. EccLEsTon.—In England, on Tuesday, April 28, 1874, Colonel CHARL#S A. ECCLESTON, in the 36th year of his age. FoGarty.—On Thursday, May 28, at 384 Bowery, MICHAEL O'NEILL FOGARTY, . B., Kilfeatie, county Tipperary, Ireland. Funeral this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from 384 Bowery. bi at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. | , aged 69 | | Hill, Newburg, N. Y. 2, at halfpast two P. M. Trains leave Forty-second | | West Forty-sixth street, on Monday afternoon, at | A , for its immediate recov | Gi.beRr.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 30, of | consumption, Mrs. LavRA A. GILBERT, aged years. Funeral services at her late residence, 67 Sands street, on Monday, June 1, at hali-past ten o'clock; bigg to Cold Spring. Hriends are invited to at- tend. SON, Wile of Dr. John W. Greene, and daughter of the late Captain Charles J. Morton, Funeral from St. Mark’s church, Monday, at half- past ten o'clock A. M. ‘The remains will be taken to New Windsor for interment. HANSELL.—In Brookiyn, E. D., on Friday, May 20, HANNAH WEBB, Wife Of George H. Hansell. ‘he relatives and friends are respectiuily in- vited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o’ciock, from her Jate residence 195 Wilson street, between Lee and Division avenues, HomaNn.—In Brooklyn, May 80, of pneumonia, RicHARD S. Homan, in the bes baad of his 1 elatives and iriends are requested to attend his juneral, at hia late Fesidence, 45 South Port- land avenue, on Monday, June 1, at three P. M. Howarp.—On Thursday EvizaBEern Howarp, ed 68 ¥ ears, The relatives ana irionds are respectfully in-, vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, May 31, at two o'clock P. M., from 354 Grand street. Hurp.—In New Orleans, on Tuesday, May 26, Dr. Sere R. Hurd, formerly of this city, aon of Gideon 8, and Rath Hurd. KAN night, May 28, Mrs. GxreeNk.—Suddenly, on Friday, CAROLINE ELL | ou Saturday morning, | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET, SreRry, infant di ter of C. V. S. and E. T. Kane, aged 11 months and 6 8. ‘uneral services at the residence of her grand- father, John A. Dayton, No, 20 Hauson place, on Sunday, 31st inst., at three o’elock P. M. Leary.—On Thursday, May 28, ELLEN Leary, aged 73 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully requested to attend the funeral on Sun- day, May 31, from the residence of ner son, Dennis Leary, 343 East Thirty-first street. Her remams will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Leazenpee.—Suddenly, on Friday, May 29, ot pneumonia, WaLteR THomas LEAZENBEE, aged 34 years aud 9 months, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at the resgience, of his mother, 66 Suffolk street, on Sunday, May, 31, at one o'clock P, M. . MAHONY.—At the American College, Rome, on Sunday, April 26, Rev, Micuaun J. Mauony, D. D., of New York. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at St. Stephen’s church, Hast ‘Twenty-eight street, on Monday, June 1, at ten o'clock A. M. Reverend clergy and friends are re- spectiully invited to be present, MORPHY.—On Saturday, May 30, Hanny, infant son of Henry and Nina Murphy. Funeral will take place from No, 12 West Tenth street, on Monday, June 1, at ten o'clock. McCrossaN.—Found drowned. on Friday, May 29, THoMas McCrossan, aged 21, a nattve of Dram- quip, county Tyrone, Ireland. ‘fhe funeral will take place from his' sister's rest- dence, 81 Henry street, on Sunday, May 31, at two o'clock P, M. ‘The members of Company G, Sixty ninth regiment, are respectfully invited to attend. DloDERMoTT.—in Brookiyn, on Friday, May 29, 1874, JOHN MCDFRMorT, a native of Manorbumtl- ton, county Leitrim, Ireland, in the 54tu year of his age. May his soul rest in peace. Funeral will take place trom ins late residence, 471 Hicks street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, May sl, at two o'clock P. M., thence to Calvary Cemetery. McGowaNn.—On Friday afternoon, May 29, ELLEN MoGoway, native of the parish of Resinver, county of Leitrim, Ireland, in the 65th year of her age, The funeral will take place from her late rest- dence, 157 West Filty-first street, this (Sunday) aiternoon, at hall-past one o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, MoGUin«.—In this city, on Saturday, May 30, FRANCIS MCGUIRK, aged 52 years. The relatives and iriends are respectiully tnvited to attend the (uneral, from tis late residence, 42 aces street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. O'DONNELL.—On Friday, May 29, CATHARINE F. O'DONNELL, 1D the 30th year of ber age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully requested to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 198 West Tenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. PAYNE.—MARY PaYNE, beloved wile of the late Jotun Payne, in the 43d year ol her age, Funeral from her laie residence, 336 West 81x- teenth street, on Sunday, May 31, at half-past two o'clock P. M. PEtrog,—At Newburg, N. ¥., on Friday, May 29, Henny T. Pernce, in the 61st year of bis age. Funeral services on Monday, June 1, at two o’clock P. M., at his late residence, hear Limestone Carriages will be in walting on arrival of 9 A, M. Erie train irom New Yor' PETEXS.—On Friday, May 29, at Belleville, N. J., THOMAS PETERS, aged 65 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom the Episcopal church, Belleville, on Sunuay, the dist, at three o'clock P. M, Connecticut papers please copy, SxKippyY.—On Friday evening, May 29, Jonn R, Sxrppy, son of Francis Skiddy, in the 38th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and {friends of bis family are in- vited to attend the tuneral services, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, corner ot Forty-second street and Madison avenue, on Tuesday morning, at half- ast nine o’clock. The remains will be taken to ‘oodiawn Cemetery. SragG.—On Saturday morning, May 30, Evia P., eldest daughter of C. J. Stagg, aged 19 years and 18 days. attend the funeral, on Monday, June 1, 1874, at one P. M., from the Free Tabernacle Methodist Episco- pal church, Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh and Kignth avenues, ‘TURNER.—On Thurday, May after a short tll- ness, FRankK W., eldest son of Charies and Emily ‘Turner, in the 19th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral services, at the resiaence of his parents, No, 354 Weat Twen- tieth street, on Sunday, May 31, at balf-past four . P.M. The rematns wiil be taken on Monday morn- to Springville, 8. L, for interment. in GxpenuiLi.—on Be aaa arene | ward F, erhill, | o’clock, MARY S., wile of aged 39 years. ‘the tuneral will take place from No. 75 Woodhull street, Brooklyn, on Monday, June 1, at two P. M, VAN BLaRcoM.—At Flatbush, on Friday after- May 29, of Bright’s disease of the kidneys, ANDREW VAN BLARcoM, Jr. Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of his fa- ther, corner of Flatbush and Newkirk avenues, on Monday afternoon, June 1, at three o'clock. Cars for Flatbush leave Fuiton ferry (Brooklyn) every ee Carriages wili be in waiting at Flat- ush depot. WEED On Thursday, May 28, ISABEL Varner, wile of George W. Weed and daughter of the late Louis F. Varet. The relatives and friends of the fami); spectiully invited to attend the funeral, are re- ‘om tie | Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Monday morn- ing, June 1, at 10 o'clock, without further invita- tion. LOST AND FOUND. ANK BOOK LOST.—BANK BOOK NO, 237,717 of the Bowery Savings Bank. is missing, in going through Broome stréet to the Secon’! avente cars. The finder 1s requested to return it to the bank. | Af not restored before the 29th aay of June, 1873, application will be made to the bank for lew book. JPOUND—ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN nue car, a Pocketbook. Inquire of 51 Leonard street. eee ae FERRY, YESTERDAY, AT 31g o'clock, a Pocketbook containing a sum of money The owner ‘can have the same by Soplying to M. Me- BRIDE, Church lane, Flatbush, L. f., and paying tor this advertisement. EFT IN A MADISON AVENUE STAGE, FRIDAY night, May 30, an Opera Glass, with initialy “I. 8.” By returning the gaia toJ. E. Broome, Jr., 083 Broad- finder will receive a pecuniary compensation, thanks. SIXTH A AVE- M. KITZINGER, OST—AT THE CENTRAL PARK, ABOUT 6 WEEKS since, & Pockotbook containing gold and silver coin, ja gold piece made into a stud call Keepsakes) some paper money, notes, visiting cards, &c. The finder will be lib- erally rewarded. Address D. J. T., Herald o! RED ONYX, WITH GOLD BAOK, The dnder will receive $5 re- . 19 Bank street, O8T—LOOKE’ Pears enclosed, ward by leaving It ac OST—ON SIXTH AVE ing, going towards Central Park. a Russta leather Pocketbook, containing $17 35. The finder will be lid gray hema on leaving the same at the Herald oftice for ost Ld some Letters ani ward will be paid for their return to A. At the office of Mun & Co., 57 Park tow. Lost yHRUE WATERPROOF, AND CAPE 4 Twenty-third street car or atJersey ferry evening, A liveral reward will be given at RG. MONS, 22 Spruce street, New York. P. THAYER, OST—ON MAY 25, AT MAIN dietown, N. Y., or on 6:12 @letown and New York city. a qo ciety Key, marked on the rever: Olds, Willams, 1573." The finder will confer a great favor by noufying the owner, F. M. OLDS, 750 Broad street, Newark, N. J. OST—ON THE 20TH INST., A GENT: AL with large dark onyx stone. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, LU. Broadway. OST—MAY 28, A GOLD) BRACELET, IN A Twenty-third ‘street car. A suitabie reward will J a by returning to 168 Third avenue (hardware store). ITRAYED—FROM 19 WEST BOURTH STRE: A small Black aud Tan Slut, weighing about jour pounds; silk collar, trimmed with small white buttons and bell; answers to the name of Nellie. Whoever will return will receive $> reward. WTOLEN.—$50 REWARD WILL BE return of a grey Mare, 1 Knuckled in hind legs and stylish dri striking; also black square box Wage ainted outside; Whip marked he man who hired the same was of sandy compiexic side whiskers and mustache, about 35 years old. JAMES M. WHITCON REWARDS. YOUNG CANARY, WITH BLACK HEAD. CLEW No. B Bast, Thirty second strect o Heme Sorat Sattraay, May 9). A reward will be pad the afternoon of Saturaay, “WANTED TO PURCHASE, A NY ONE NG A GOOD KINDLING Woop Fac. Ah FTN Gell may. oad At to their wdvantare to address, for four days, KINDLING WOOD, box 21y Grand Union Hotel, New York. goa", PRESS WANTED-CHEAP, FOR CASH; ALSO | d good platiorm Scales for weighin Frames and good p TROBE aE bee Soaj SdourLdoo pounds. Address W, street, New York. YVANTED TO PURCTIA LIQUOR Vy ‘Store on any of the avenues. Principals only 4 fuil particulars and address T. D., box 133 Herald o A CORNE BILLIARDS. T REDUCED PRICES—NEW IMPROVED BEVE! A Billiard Tables, with Delaney’s patent wire Cush: fons; Bagatelle, Rus Bowling and Tripolite Tables, Will, GRIFFITH & CO, 40 Vesey sizeet. RICAN BEVEL TABLES A the Phelan & lender Combination Cushions jor sale only by the patentee, H. W. © cessor to Phelan & Collender, 733 Broadway, New York. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TABLE! A. Shed’ in every respect equal to new: Complete j will be sold very low. ; J, WALKBR, 31 Cortlandt stree AD ANBAR? AM Pied IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES, ot used at St. Nicholas, Grand Centra a ois in this city, for sale only by GEOR E. LAN, No. 7 Barclay street, in PI Ger Sou ydica New ne lee 458, eiatives and friends are respectfully invited to | | i | clearing houses aud ships ot insects. | Will caspose of at Wholesale, ? QPEcIAL NotICE. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. « MEARE PARAGON SHIRTS. Made to order, of best materials and Seat by expres G. 0. Ds tonny part of the neatly, the following prices; — . 6 Shirts, Masonville muslin and fine nen 6 Shirts, Wamutta musiin and very fine | 6 shirts New York Milis aud bext linen : joys? shirts ready made an PaWoy SATA INOS Ty GleZkNe £9,order. Directions tor measuremest senton application. RICHARD MEARES, Goods, ow Yort. uth, Om Gentlemen's Farnishin, Sixth avenue and Minewenth sirect, Ne HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOK uer of Fulton avenue and Boeruin stree! pen from 5 A. M. to 9B. M. On Sunday from 3 to 9 P.M pn SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGRE +» Ale, sparkling Wines.—Manufacture of comple outfits of ‘Apparatus ant Materrals, with full A. ‘true. tions. All departments of manufactare, bottling a dispensing ; exclusive rignts in destraoie territory alogues tree. JOHN MA Twenty 'HEWS, First avenue, ‘ew ‘k. uxth and Twenty u ae UCTION.—SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF EXTRA AUO- tion sale of first class Furniture at MATHEWS’ auc tion rooms, 47 and 49 Liberty street, oppoaite Post offices, in Herald of Sunday and Monday. RUNSWICK GOVERNMENT LOTYERY, y y cable. No, 48,923 arew 8.000 Prussian thelers. The above ticket was imported by me. THRODOR 28K Lock box 5,604. 116 Nassau street, New York, JOLLY'S SCOURING AND DYKING OENTRAG tore, HX Browdway, tas temovod arouind the ast Tweltth street, between Broadway and Fou . Uptown store, 1204 Br y Housed, Downtown store, 187 Fulton street, EPILATORY.—LADIES ANNOYED growing upon the brow, lips or aily apply to Mme. JULIAN, 2 street, Yor 7 stantaneously an app! skin, Hours from 10 wo # dai LECTION. —NoTIok 1s HEREBY G election will be held at the office of the New ¥. bridge Company, ‘0. 21 Water stroet, in the “icy Brooklyn. on Monday, the lstday of Jime next, at o'clock noon. for fiteen directors of said company for fhe thea ensuing year and (or two inspectors of election: Jor 1875 mae transfer books will be closed from May 2to June ® 8. Dated April 28, 1874. ated ADIL, NTEMIATL P, ROBINSON, President o. P. Quinta, Secretary. pS nea Bale face should person- 208 West Thirty-elghets ‘ew York, Sho removes the disfigurement Ime ‘ jon not injurious to FURNITURE. “SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF EXTER, al n sale of first class Furniture at MATHEWS?’ auction rooms. 47 und 49 Liberty street, opposite Poss’ oftice, in Herald of sunday and Monday. FRAP QUARTERS OF COOKS AND PASTRY gooes: of the Metropolitan Culmary Association, 440 avenue. AVANA AND GERMAN GOVE! ings.—Information given and pri THEODOR Lock box 5¥ AVANA LOTTERY.—DRAWING, CLASS 925, MAT 18i4, The following numbers have drawn the Ve prizes — ENT ice lists fart CHOCH, 116 Nassau street, New J.B. MA York. Post offi AVANA AND GER’ ines —Information zt nd pri TUBODOR ZSCHOCH, 16 Nassau street, New Y¥¢ Lock box 5.594, 8. DANZIGER'S INDIAN INSE POWDE! ¢ and Magnetic Paste, for the destruction of kinds of vermin, wholesale and retail at the oMce, ner White street and Broadway. Also orders taken AVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, MAY 28. 1871 —NO, 20,061, which drew 50,00) pesos, was sold by me. INNENBERG, Post off OX --, New Haven, Goma. D GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOTTERIBS. f information given. Send for circular te box G44 ost otice, New Haven, Comm, SAAC G. BOYCE, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, NO. 267 Broadway, tirst floor.—Divorces and all suits at promptly attended to in I ONG BRANCH FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE EX- 4 press (BATTERSON & CO., 595 Sixth avenge) takes Furniture, Baggage, &c., from New York to Long Branch without change, by the way of Redbank, daily, per boat Sea YS Sixth av SPRING WATERS.—88) BROADWAY, a venteenth street and Union square.—Vichy, itzers, Carlsbad, Congress, Hathorn, 4d a of ze ses Of four Soeem ther vane Central Pag neral Springs open each day at sunrise, i math Y MGARL fi, SCHULTE J OTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR! purchasing my Check upon the Savings Baok Ann Arbor, Mich., for the sam of $230 or $240, or a thay sun, as the same was obtained trom me by fr and without consideration. Said check is payable to. rder and endorsed by myself, and dated New Yor May 29, ee plays: ST. OTIS, Sark OTICE signed have 2.00) tons of ni Troy, N. XTRA CLASS NO. 255—MAY 49, 47, 53, 22, 73, 55, 35, 12) 41, am ‘su LASS NO. 256—May i), 1874, , 29, 15, 70, 54, 24, Oh 41, 1, BS. 6 @. Address J. CLUTE, Post office box 4.960, New York citys ] OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—CIRCULARS OF FULL ¥. intormatiop furnished free; Spanish Bank Notes and Governments purchased ; established in 1858, TAYLOR & ©O., Bankers, li Wall streei, New York. QHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. SIX SHIRTS, New York Mills muslin and dne linen, made to order, fut $14; fit and workmanship guaranteed. Ftme Shirts on all sizes, same material and workmanship as shirts, $2 euch; also good Shirts, at F175 and $) Seach. Orders by letter punctually attended to, BLOOMINGDALE!’S, 383 Broad way. Havana Rankers. For circulars or information aol to B. MARTIN KZ & CO., Bankers, Box 4,685 Post office. Ww Walt street, New York. 143 KIGHTH STREET, BR. and Fourth avenue.—The oldess atablishinent in the city; orders punctually attended tog curtains and shades done up in Swiss style. t, THOMAS BAY RUM—BONDED OR DUTY PAID, ‘in puik and cases; reduced prices; quantities | Suit.” Also very high proof for drauriste, | pest | Teak E CAR, FRIDAY EVEN. | 1%. | 1” Gargoes of pure Kenne COLLEN DER, sac. | yoy Was SECOND HAND PHRLAN ‘OLE on Fridar, MAY 2 TAQLY | Jac aco K gous GENTLEMAN, POSSESSING — SOM i means, wishes the acqaaiutance of a fe W. VARLE, 25 Old slip. CK. —| LE PERSONS IN PO@K ith in boarding houses or rented rooms may find § goo! home and care by addressing CHRISTIAN LADY, ne: Id office. Charges moderate. pur, DAILY SUN SAYS THE VARI and Children's Hats at SHAYN fashionable resort, is greater than New York ever saw. Broadway and Teuth street. it 5100 000 —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY; OF- A 1. ficial drawings on file; $150,000 casks Gs gteculnes. with fall particula: vottree. Aadress Cc. EV LIN, . Stationer and General Agent, 30 Liberty street, New York. EUROPE. RGE BSTATE, reason ot the ision of an inhert ndid Estate of Mr, vince of Hosse-Nas- oat and _telegr “ road one Frankfort-ou-l pur from W ball an hour from. ire hours from Colo: c. be sold. ‘Tho sare consists of Country Seat, with extensive Part t and Farm, ina most beautiful location ov the banks ef ; the Rhine, and, on account of its most comfortable ar- i rangemenis and the vicinity of the above named cit | offers, during summer as well as win y enjoyment and amu: ‘The park ground an area about $2 acres, the fields and vineyards about 70 acres. Plan of situation and photographic views of the single n le, on the Rhine (p r railroa, stea ne ur exbaden, parts of the estate may be seen in the advertising agency. Of Messrs, Hasenstein & Vogl ainbure, Berl Dresden, Frankfort-vn-the-Main, . Statty jled description of the estate and all further par. trculars will be given, and, if desired, photographs will be sent on prepaid applications being tuade to UL, 6176 care of Messrs, Hassenstoin ons Advertising ‘Agency, Franktort-on-the-Main. (H , Vienna A detai — | “FOR TAR 1 EAU ANGELIQU AND A. unis. Miscoris, Food, tor infants. DELLUC & 00.” 65 Broadway, are the sole propcietors and mam rere. Farisagents, ROBERTS & CO., 23 Place Veme YOUTHS WATS, CHILDREN'S HATE, % leseription, 260 different styfes, trom . Tentli street and Broadway, op- SYKES, 412 EIGHTH AVENUR, AKI atent Awnings for private dwelltigs tar it styles ot Awnings made as 'S HATS, Mats of ever; per window. any house in New York bee Ice furnished and Address CHARLES A. WHITE, President Kennebec Moosehead lee Company, Gardiner, Maine. ADISON LAUNDRY COMPANY, 0 WEST TWEN- ty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue,—Hotel, store ind family washing in ty arge! I OTE & JANES, STAT ULTON STRERT, rE RS, near Willam.—Account Books short notice. _ 50 000 VOLUMES BOOKS, OIL * entigne Furniture, &¢., for sa’ ries, Pamphiets and Household Furniture, of tions bought for cash, at No. 4 University piac __ MATRIMONIAL. made to order Mmatrimonially inclined. Address 2, box office. pean aie eT AUR ASS souninuanea VE AN AND GENTS [NE AND ny LIVE LADIRG AND, = MORANDE SPENCER _ WINKS, FaQuons, 4c,” or wes OBAMPAGNB. Fer sale ovecrehers. Pe