The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1874, Page 11

et tt tent { The Britt Ship Challenger on the Australasian sen mtific Discovery Ex- pedition—What Was Voumd in the ‘Waters to New Zenland SYDNEY, August 4, 1874, ‘The work of the discovery ship Challenger bas more interest than that of the Little Pedling. tonians who rule Yew South Wales, By last mail you had the news of the departure of the Chal- | lenger on the Austral-New Zealand sounding ex- | pedition, This has been accomplisned success- fully, and] am indebted to one of her scientists for the following précis of what she did and op- tained en route to Welllogton :— FINS£ RESULTS FRUM THE OCEAN BED, Leaving Sydney at nine A. M. on the 12th of | June, the first soundings (at eleven A. M.) gave 25 fathoms, deepening to 125, 250, 650 and 1,000 fathoms, up to six P. BI. Then stopped work, returning next morning to find 1,350 fathoms pe- tween the two last soundin,ys of the previous day. ‘The vessel then stood in shore on a dredging ex- | pedirion, in 410 fathoms, where several novel Geep-tea denizens were ob\wined, Of these the | must remarkable were & fexiLie urchin, over thre teet in circumference, bellevéd to be a new spe | | | ties of On isopod, allied to the Ant | arctio species, and a living specimen of the poroct- } darts, identical with a fossil geuns. A heavy gale @tepped the dredging and the vo; to Welling: | Qou Was resumed, Sapa | On the léth ) BOTTOM WAS FOUXD | im 2,000 fathoms; then three diys’ hard gales. | Wp longitude 156 deg. 28 min. ea%s bottomed at | 4,600 lathoms. From there two longitude 169 deg. | 20 min. the depth gradually ssened, tne | bottom soit and iavoravie for @ cable route, | When In the position just mentioned! the water | was found to shoal rapidly to 150 fathoms ou roc! immediately inside this it was found to sharply, aud 400 jathoms were obtained sixty | miles nearer New Zeuland. Rocks coativued the Temainder of the passage, with a vety gradual | ascent to Cape Farewell. Alter @ short stay at Wellington the Challenger | roceeded tv Auckland, and irom thence toward japan, NEW CALEDONIA. Wrench Convict Discipline—What Roche: fort’s Escape Has Brought to the Uns fortunates=Fatal Duel Between Otl- cers. Srpney, N.S. W., August 4, 1874. From New Caledouia the HERALD’s latest act vices intimate continued disquiet among the Com-. | munists, consequent upon the Increased severity with which they are treated. It was rumored that the ofMficials had discovered that they meilitated a general rising with the view of seizing some of | the government steamers and escaping. This was | probably put forward as the reason why the | authorities were cancelling the tickets of leave granted to a number of the déportés. STERN FACTS AND STRICT DISCIPLINE. The true facts of the case are that independently of the cablegrams from France respecting Henri Rochelort’s escape a letter written to that ex-rea- | ident has led to mischief. The writer, M. Rastoul, | bad been permitted to reside at Noumea and trom | there wrote to Rochefort at Sydney, When his | letter arrived he had left for California and, un- | fortunately being unciaimed, it was returned to | New Caledonia where it was seized by the author- ities, Whatever its contents may have been, they appear to nave also implicated M. Armond and Bonis, and the three unfortunate d¢portés were ; atonce arrested, placed on board a guaboat and | relegated to their companions in mtsery at the is- laud of Pines. Adinival Rivout having made a searching inquiry into the internal arraagements | of prison iite in the colony, M. de ta Richerie’s gov- ernorship 1s said to be in jeopardy and a complete alteration in the administration imminent. j QUARRELS AMONG THY FRENCH OFFICERS H have been very frequent of late and duels fashion- Bole, One of these resulted in the death of a | sous-lieutenant over whose grave the Governor made a speech in deience of the code of honor. PRISON UNFORTUNATES FROM EUROPE, The French transport L’Orne arrived at Noumea on the 16th ult., bringing $00 prisoners, among Whom are about 500 Communist deportes, the last | they hadin France. ‘their arrival has been most Inopportune, as there is no room for them at the Pines or at the Peninsula, without overcrowding. Rumor says that the former place is to be abandoned | snd the whole of the déportés removed to a larger island away from the track of trading vessels— away {rom every source of escape. Rochetort | told me he would never rest until he had every exile away from New Caledonia. If ne accom. | plishes what now seems surrounded with insu- perable difficulties, it will only be by means of a neral amnesty. Tae day of ordinary escapes as passed away. Ribout visited the island of Maré recently, and it is surmised that it was with a view to report apon its adaptability as a penal station. This is by no means improbabie, | DANCING ACADEMIES. J. SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES,—CLASSES: +, at Masonic Hail, M4 iast Thirteenth street; Bre- Hall, 154 East ¥ifty-fourth street. PRIVATE Lis- tany hour. CIRCULAKS at private academy, | 212 East Eleventh street } if —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S « Building, intersection Stuyvesant and | Ninth streets, Class’s every Monday and Thursday. Private | Lessons & speciality. Glide Waltz taught in 3 private lessons. T _WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, ARTHUR | A” ait, 303 West Fourteenth street, near Fightn aye: fue, classes now open tor beginners. For terins, &c., | send for circular. Soirees every Tuesday and Saturaay. —J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 29 «_ Bleecker street. Ongoing Soiree Wednesday even- ing. September 16, at 9 P.M. For terms for classes, &c., send for circul T W. HAMILTON'S DANCING ACADEMY, HAMIL. | ten 1, Saxty-ninth street and Third avenue, rand opening Foees. Monday evenin, Aentember iM a R. TRENOR S ACADAMY OF DANCING. Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, Reservoir square. Now open for the seasou. send for circular. LEGAL NOTICES. RELATIVES AND, LEGATEES OF HUGH Dab. aeil.—Whereas Hugh Dalzell, late ot Newry, in the pousty of town, in Ireland, merchant. who died at | Kenilworth terrace, Dublin, oh the 24th of May, 1872, by | his wil dated the 13th February, 1869, bequeathed cer- | tain Jogacies tothe persons following (among others)— | that \x to say, to cach of the children of testator’s | brothar, Williain, £500; and to each of the chlidren of | testator’s sister, Martha, £510; and to cach of the call | dren o} testator's sister ‘Tsabelia, £59); and to testator's | sister Jene, it living. £2: and to each of the children | of his ‘said’ sister Jane, £250: and to testator's sister Agnes, it living, £260, and to each of the children ot his | id sister Agnes, £25): and to each of the children of | testator’s brother Samuel, £500, And the eaid will contained a direction in the words wing'—"I direct and my will 1s that the several exacies b \queatiied to the children of my brothers and | isters why emigrated to America shall become payable pig in te event of clear prot being given bY said | hildren respectively of their identity to iy executors within the space of two vears trom the date of my de. | cease. And tuat sach of said iecacies as shall not be slaimed and the right thereto established vithin said period shall lapse into the residue of my estate. And I fequire such praot to be given because owing to the vir- umatanens that tor several years T have had but little | dence with my sal brothers and sisters, and, | Lam anabie fo state precisely the names and | Addresses of their children, i | Fursaant to a degree of the High Court of Chancerr in ‘veland, made in the cxuse wherein Francis Horner aud } Jamey Martin MoCivuchan are piainutfs, and Charies | Lamprey and Martha, his wile, Hugh Daizell.and others are defendants, ind diated the 2th day of February, 1524, all persons clatnung as such legatees who have not | Aircady furnished to the exeeutors or thelr sonicitor a | stayenient showing their identity and giving proot ot | fuch identity, are by thir solicitors on or betore the Ist | day of January, 1373, to come mand prove thelr clains at the Chainbers of the Master ot the RKolis, at the Four Cource Mas Quay, in the city of Dublin; or in default | thercot they Will'be perempiorily excluded trom the | bene: of said ihe aecree, i Pridey, the 15ti day of January, 1875, at 11 of the clock tm the iorenoon, at tlie suid chambers, is appointed for | bearing and ucjuaicating upou the claims, ij Daved this 1st f; Pa + LST Willan Henry Cie, @omer and Jatnes Mi 8 MARBLE MANTELS. S$ OF MAKBLE ‘A. GREAT REDUCTION IN PR, And igarpleized Muntels. all kinds of floor Tiling, Monuments, Headstones, Slabs for plumbers and cabinet | Makers, now offered at KLABER & CO!S steam | Marble Works, Nos. 217 to 223 West Fitty-tirst street, | near Bro ‘AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIc! | A An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, | fish Trays and Slate Work of every description, | { { i A KLABER, IM) EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, « near Third avQnue, is selling and manufacturing all kinds of marbic aid Inarbleized Mantels and other Marble Work at great'y reduced prices. Marble Curning for the trade, \ NRHYS SLATE COMPANY, Onion syuare, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st. ¥ MARBLE anp | desigus, at the low- st Twenty-third street, between tes. d elega GRINDLE CURE ALL CoM. #’ praytice. 12y West Twenty-sixth st. | IDENCE 14 M1. PHYSICLA ast Forty-minth str M. MAURICEAU, M. D., street, near Green wich str =MME. RESTELL, PHYSICYAN SLNCE 1800, 3 ast Fitty-second street, .'st door trom Firth JONSULT DR. OR MME, WEST. ~ALL COMPLAINTS CvGired: advice tree, AS Bionaker st. noar Broadway SEANCE, RESIDEN . near Third avenue. 129 LIBERTY | ile | erences excha' Board, | furnished and painted, with modern improvements; ret- | also other handsome Rooms, en suite or singly | ences. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. Bo. WANTED. WE PUBLIC aR& CAUTIONED AGAINST PAR 8 REPRESENTING THEMSELVES aS FROM THB ABRALD, AND WHO ARE SOLICITINU SUBSCRIP- TIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR A BOARDING GAZETTE OR DIRECTORY. IF THE NUMBROUS PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN SWINDLED WILL INFORM THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD IT WILL ASSIST 1N BRINGING IHS GUILTY PARTIES TO JUSTICE, has ntlemen, $6. 291 West Twelfth sireet, near 1 NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH q00P we UNT ROOM, HANDSOMELY FUR. 1 Naheas southern exposure, third floor, and hall oard, sor gentleman and wile: $17 per wi ene Room ; good table and location; house clean and quiet: | Feterences. 271 West Eleventh street. FAMILY OR A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN 1 ad pleasant Rooms, with liberal Board. No. 304 5 refers to opposite’ Stuyvesant equare 5 Wall street. bia FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR ind wife or two g tlemen; also a back sion, in, jeely farnished, cosey Heommp cust be. sect (0 be appreciated: but tew board: een ‘ 4 tre 9) East Tenth sireet, between Third and Fourth avenues. NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—A FINE SUIT 1 of Suuy Room, with Brita table and bath ; facing the Parl HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR ROOM, With Moara. for pentieman and wite or gentlemen: rics: first class: Piymton enclosed bed if desires est Ihirty-third stroet, between Broadway ana Fitth avenue. LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH BOARD; also large front Room and hall Room: hot and cold rge closets: tertns reasonable. 187 Macdougal r Washington square. BOARDERS WASTED, WET FORTY-FI STRUET'—a SUIT OF 110 desirable Rooms 4 rent, wie first class Board, separately if desired; tamily emall. ii7 EaST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN joomn: Lexington and Fourth avenues.—A choice of to let. with Board, to gentlemen and their wives a ings gentlemen; roome connecting, suitable tor J17 RES, THIRTEENTH STREET, 4 FEW DOO from Sixth avenue.—A strictly ‘priva! tarmliy, three. having more room than they require, would like to accommodate a few gentlemen with furnished Rooms, with or without partial Boara; house has been thor- oughly renovated and newly tarnished, [QQ BAST THIRIY-EIGHTH STREFT.—T0 LET, in a private family, handsomely tarnished Rooms. to gentleman and wife, with or without Board, 182 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—ONE jarge front Room. on the second floor; also two connecting Rooms, with or without Board; reterences | required. 13: HAST TWENTY-NINTH STREET.—DESIRABLE pote moos on second oe to let. with on A enesn) a ents to permanent Parties: also twe communi. ating Rooms on Mourth oor tor & party of gentlemen. 134 FaST TWELFTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY 2 turpished Rooms, with first class Board; home comiorts. Reterence. 14 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with first iam Board and pleasant Rooms, tor $5 5 and $6; also a a 14 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET, BETWEEN Bro: aay. and Sixth nim Pamiortene. clean and well turmehed Hooms tor gentlemen, witl good table ; references required. 152 WEST ELYVENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to gentle- man and wite or single gentlemen; references, te HOTELS. rss iT. JAMES MOTEL, corner Twenty-sixth street and Broadway, 4s now open on (h European pian. The hotel has thoroughly reno’ | eal ner. most comiorrabie Gud Gabor ONES & NORTOY. | COUNTRY BOARD. DELIGHTFUL SPUT AMONG THE MOUNTAINS quring early fall by's beautiiul Inke post | A | om unting and stabling. Address LAUREL COTTAGE, ive Lake, Suilivau county, N.Y. MORRISTOWN, N. J., 20 MINUTES’ DRIVE | @2 | A trom depot, parties wishing to spend the autumn in | this periectly healthy, mountainous country, can obtain toes. Apply at 45 Fituh av or on premises, LIZABETH—35 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK, Handsomely furnishea Rooms; delighttu: location, convenient to spot, moderate terms. Grove street, first house east of Broad. others Jn & private family; superior accommods- tlons, with firgt class Board and’ occasional use of car- Mage. Addresy box 15 Post oMce, Morristown, N. J. SUMMER RESORTS. A HOTEL FENIMOR“S, COOPERSTOWN, 5 Otsega county, N. ¥., is 0} uesis, Board $3 per d. Yachting, boasting, fishing, good stables, fine drives 4 liberal arrangement i! de ermanent families and travelling agents , JAMu BUNYAN, Proprietor. —bBELMONT HALL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Island, fronts ihe bay, fine view: neat landing; minutes trom Cortlandt and Dey streets; reduce Fates for September and Uctoper. 21] EAST, SEVENTEENTH | STREET, NEAR Stuyvesant Park.—Rear Parlor and Second Story front, with Board: newly painted and furnished; hot and cola water and ample closets; reterences ex- changed. ottage. Lung Branch, the oceat bathing an can be J..on Bath avenue, near Ashing: those wishing ‘real home comiorts 6 PLEASANT, FURNISHED ROOMS, IN CORNER house, to let, with good Board. to gentleman and wite or single gentlemen: terms moderate. Tuble Board, $5 per week. Apply at 136 Mact ougal street, 2 GOOD SIZED, NICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS— connecting, on second floor, together or separate, ‘with Board. 121’ West Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue. 3 NURTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, en suite, with first class Board. for families; also small Kooms for gentlemen: house, loca- tion and conveniences unexceptionable; references. VANDAM STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL.—HAND- tomely furnished Parlor and Becdroot Also double ingle Rooms, with or without Board; day boarders and tal _.. “Ae a 5 WINTHROP PLACE, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AND Clinton places—To let, first class furaished Rooms, with Board ; terms moderate. ATH AVENUE, $5 NEAR THIRTY-FOURTH © street.—A beaiti(ul and neatly furnished Ploor to set, with excellent tab sttendance; terms reason- abie; small tamily o ATH AVENUE, 43,—A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED OD) Second Floor to let, together of separately, with or without privace table; also elegant Suit ot third foor and a Sutt on parlor floor ; references. " TO $8 PER WEEK—FURNISHED OR UNY*UR- $36. Slsved Rooms with Hoard: new house, all improve ments; unexceptionable location; refere: No, 1 Spencer piace. corner West fentn and Fourth TU AVENUE, 6%, JUNCTION BROADWAY, ASTOR Hlock.—A splendid, nae Room, suitable for man and wife or small tamily, with Board, with every com venisuce; also !abie Board. EAST TWENSY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—Rooms, with Board, for single gentlemen or genaemen and their wives; all conveniences; ret- erences exchanged. JOT SIBEEN, 4 WEST, RETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixt avenues,—Handsomely furnished Rooms, with Boag’, for gentleman and wife or single gentle- men; terms moderate: modern improvements. PARK AVENUE.—LARGE SECOND STORY Koom, with Alcove, Parlor and Bedroom; also other desirable large ond small Rooms, with Board; ref- od. ul WEST: TWYNTY-EIGHTH STREET,—TWO HAND- someky furnished Rooms, en suite, to rent with Board, on the sevond floor, fronting Broadway; also one or two siugle Kooms. 14.7H STREET, 27 WEST.ELEGANT ROOMS TO jet. en suite of singly, with Board; house stricily firsy class and unusually desirable; rete! 14" STREET, N¥ EAST.—TWO NICELY FUR. nished hall Roouye, with Board and home comiorta: strictest attention to sicantiness; good attendance; $6 and $6 50 weekly; modern improvements; high stoop house, near Second averse. 47H STREET, 35 AND 327 WEST.—WITH BOARD, second story iront and hall Room; third story front hall Rooms for gentiemen: terms to permanent parties very moderate. 1 TH STREET, 245 EAS, BETWEEN SECOND AND Third avenues—ihroe splendid front connect ing Rooms on second floor and one on fourth Hoor to let, with Board, 1 EAST FORTY-FIRST STREET —TWO LARGE Rooms to be rented to aault, with unexceptionable Board; house thoroughiy modern 19 WEST IWENTY-YOURTH STREET AND, NO. 63 J Madison avenue,—Elegantly furnished Rooms to let, with and without Board, to gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen ; fine single Rooms. 20) East TH STREET.—i.LEGANT ACCOM. modations for families, witn ov without private table: dining room on partor floor; house painted ana thoroughly renovated ; table voard ; references required 2 WEST THIRTIETH STREET, OVPOSITE PRI- vate entrance to Gilsey House, secand floor.—E! gandy furnished Rooms, with Board (ntivate table if si FIFTH AVENUE.—T0 LET, WIT pleasant Room: HN BOARD, singly or en stiite, to famniics or rences. WEST TWELFTH STREET.—ONE HANDSOMELY furnished suit, with or without private table; 2 also Room, for two young nen; board excellent; refer- 8 exchanged. | 220 1.17 WEST TENTH SYREET.—A SMALL FAMILY will let one or two pleasant Rooms, containing hot ana cold water, with good Board, on moderate terms: a few table boarders accommodated. 226 WEST THIRTY-ERIGHTH ‘TREET.—VERY DE- sirable Rooms to let. with Board. for gentlemen and wives or single gentiemen: location, table and refer- ences first class. 2A Rim Brdearch senile eae tee Floor. with or without Hoard, {n'a siuall private fan Gas and water. Q30 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET, with Board, in « first class house, very desirable front Room. on third floor; table unexceptionable; reter- QQ] HUDSON, StREET.—A | GENTLEMAN AND wite can be accommocated with good Board and pleasant Roons; also two small Rooms, suitable for Single gentlemen: gas and bath. 32 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—LARGE, DE- Oat sirable Rooms on second and third tloors, with first class Beard, tor tamilies or gentiemen; terms reas- onabl 32 WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET.—CHOICE of Rooms, with Board, furnished or unturnished. References. 725 THIRD AVENUB, NEAR | FORTY-FIFTH street.—Large, handsome furnished front Room, with or without Board, for gentleman and wite; suitable, for housekeeping; alo hal! Room for young man. Ring fourth bell. BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTY-EIGHTH street —Elegantly furnished Rooms. with or without Board; permanent or transient; Board for a dy if required. AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, SPACIOUS SUIT OF second story Rooms, front and back communica’ ing. m_a private house with cwner, to let, with first elas Board: location, Madison avenue and Central Park, Address C., box'5,384 Fost office, PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES TO LET, WITH OR thout Board, two handsomely farnished Rooms, second floo! 1! conveniences: neighborhood unexcep.- convenient to cars and stages: references. Ad- P., Herald Uptown Branch office. A LARGE SQUARE ROOM, NEWLY FURNISHED, hot am cold water and ‘ge closets, to let, with food Board, in a smail tamty. ail adults; aleo a hall Room to let-h 185 Lexington aven A FAMILY LIVING HANDSOMELY, NEAR FIFTH avenue ahtrance to the Park, will rent a suit of Rooms to those willing to pay for elegant accomod one Address'U. R., box 193 Herald office. ptown Brani (CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAW Forms, Bills of Lading and every kind of Job; Com. mercial and Theatrical Printing neatly, cheaply, and Promptly done, at tie METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES- rABLISHMENT, No. M8 Broadway. Estimates cheer- fully given on applicaXien. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN A French family. With particalars, J. KE. M., box 200 Herald office. A GENTLEMAN AND WIVE | DESIRE BOARD— Above Twentieth street, west of Fourth avenue, Southern exposure: references exchanged. Addres stating terms, Which must be taoderate, J. H., box 3,14 WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, HALF BLOCK | suited; price $3 and $10each. Mrs. LANGL COREMAN woUss, Fan 1 main open to the Ist of October, Board JOS J. COLEMA KAWAY—WILL REE $10 a week. NGLEWOOD HOUSE, \ Board for tall and winte: ply to propriet FOR SAur. A ~H08 SALE—AT INVENTORY, AN OLD BSTAB zis lished Grocery and Feed Store doing a business of $000 per week; splendid chanee. MALONE'S Store Agency, 121 Nassau street. | GOOD LIQUOR STORE: TENEMENT NEIGHBOR. hood ; with or without Stock; Licenses all paid and rent paid to Ist of Ociober; cheap; investigate, BARGAIN,—FINST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM FOR sale or exchange, for Farm, irce and ir, near Rew Post offic e; long lease; low. yent; good customers, 29 Broadw gE FOR SAL Inquire in store, oppo- C ‘A Eres LASS AR B.D. Broadway, Brooklyn, alte DeKalb avenue, A*™ OLD ESTABLISHED) HORSE SHOEING SHOP for sale: work tor twolines. No. 26 Pell atreet. VONFECTIONERY, TQY AND STATIONERY aiso Bakeries, corner Grocery Stores, Btore (good business location) for sale at low price Oyster saloons.’ MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar st. Restaurants, Stores, Lodging Houses, down town Sample Hotels; great burcaing. i i MITCHELL’S Store Agency, 77 Cedar strect. FIRST CLASS MEAT, POULTRY AND VEGETA- “ble Market. doing fi good business, ether with Horses, Wagons, &c., will ve sold low to cash customer, the owner positively gains into other business. Apply to W. H. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar street. OOTS AND SHOFS.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the Boot and Shoe Store 690 Third avenue for Inquire on the premises. Large store; cheap ALE. ERY, IN A GOOD vhich cau be bought cheap ear Broom Post office. (A. FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS, ¥URSH AND CHILD, desire “Board for the winter and epring; three Rooms on tho second or third floor: private tamily pre- ferred. | Address Dox 741 Post affice, Mating full particu. lars and terms. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH FULL BOARD IN A rivate tamily or where there are Jew boarders: location between Thirty-sixth and Filty-sigth streets and roadway and Tenth avenue; terms must pe moderate. Address JOHNSON, Herald Uptown Branch fice. anle. if rent. eas UGE Pat ot aig ((LOTHING ESTABLISH MENT FO: oLOSE the business: the Stock, Fixtures and Good Wilt of the clothing establishment No. 1.180 Broadway, near | Twenty-eighth street, formerly owned by Messrs. Lob- | del Insley & Co.; torms advaniseous.. For full pare | ticalars inquire of THEODORE F. VAIL, 329 Broad way, or GEORGE H, DUNHAM, 441 Broadway, Trustees,’ CIGAR STAND OF TEN YEAUS FOR SALE CHEAP— With Stock and Fixtures 441 First avenue. (ORSER, LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—ON BEST avenu* up town for the business; must be sold: or Would exchanve tor a Grocery Store. Inquire ot H. J. LIPPE, 256 West Thirty-first strect. RUG STORE FO SALE—ON A CORNER; PLATE glass windows: location, lease and neiuhiborhood Unsurpassed , beantifull: tock and business good; please examine, F. GITVEL, 1,02 Third avenue. OR SALE—A FIRST CLA: business neighborhood, dy applying ati7 WOR SALE—A FEW SECOND HAND SAFES, OF differant makers and of assorted sizes, cheap, at TERWILLIGER & CO.'S, 100 Maiden lane, near Pearl st. PPOR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, 4G. OF A \ wholesale and retail Paper Warehouse in this city, | doing a ood business Address PAPER DEALER, Herald office. OR SALE—A LARGE SILK SAFE, COMBINATION Lock, fire and burglar proof: price, $300: to be seen ‘at 308 Broadway. 4. HITZELS, Restaurant, LE—CENTRE GLASS SIIOWCASES, 12X4X4 7xix8; also 9 foot black wainut Counter Case, ; a with i Lt: 12 Maiden lane. | FOR SAUECHEAP FOR CASH, AN. OLD ished 1 | 1918 Third Boar WANTED—WITH A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE French family, by an American gentleman, Ad- dress, at once, with price, location, é&c., E. J. W., box 5,629 Post office. Be WANTED—FOR A MIDDLE AGED Lapy, nent; New York or Brooklyn; terms, $7 per week; rot. erences. Address, for one week, Mrs. LANDON, Linden, QQ” STREET, WEST, Sf —HANDSOME SUITS OF Rooms, on second or third floor, for gentlemen and wives or three gentlemen, with Board; first class in every respect; references. 93? STREET, WEST, 159.—A PRIVATE FANILY will let handsomety furnished Rooms; also Second Floor, middle and back Parlors, with or without frst bate Board; private table if desired; table boarders taken. 28 Hu avonucn A sult of farmed hocie te let, with Board, together or singly; relerences exchanged. 2 WEST THIRTY-S —A SMALL private family have a handsome furnished second story front Room to let, with Board; undoubted refer- ence required. 2 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—With Board, handsomely | furnished Rooms, ensuite or singly; house and tablé Srst class; reierences, 4TH STRERT. WEST, 447.—NICELY FURNISHED oO Rooms, with excellent Board. for single gentlemen or gentleman and wite, $16and $14 fortwo. Broadway cars pass door, Reterences. 35 KAFAYETTE PLAC AR FOURTH STREET. 1) Fine Suit of Rooms, elegantly surnishod, on second Floor. separately or together, to let, with Board: also Koom tor gentleman: location unexceptionable; terms. moderate: references. 3G West TENTH STREET, BETWEEN PIFTIC AND OO sixth avenues.—Aa private family will let, with Board, three large Rooms, together or separately. « 887 ina sixth avenues.—A_ party just opening an ele. gant house is desirous of letting Parlor and Second and ird Floors en suite; house macnifcently turnished throughout: private table only; references, QQ WEST WASHINGTON | sou are, eed Fourth street.—Snit of Rooms on third floor, front; large Room on second floor; also single Rooms to let. with Board. 43 NEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—HA 2) somely furnished connecting Rooms, on second and third floors. with Board; private bath, large pan- tries and running water; hall Room for gentlemen; ret- WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN 5TH AND | TH STREET, NO. 67 WEST, BETWEEN FIFTH | | be Letwe OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND SISTRR, two Rooms, furnished or unturnished, between Fortietn and Sixtieth streets, west of Sixth avenue ; state terms. Address J. A., 305 West Fortieth street. V ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH good Board, two small connecting Rooms or one lare one; location between Eighteenth and Fortieth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address, stating terms, which must not exceed $35, tox 1,791 Post office. The vory best references required. Weare er i WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, BOARD and Room in a private family, between Broadway and Sixth avenue, Washington square and Fourteenth street: references required. Address &. D. P., Herald ‘ W ANTED——IN A QUIET HOUSE, WITH FEW OR no other boarders, pleasant Rooms, with Board tor lady only; must De up town, close to Broadway or Fitth avente. ‘Address FINANCE, Herald Uptown Branch office. 5 WARTED-PARLOR | AND BEDROOM, WITH Board, by a gentleman and wife, in a private tam. ily. where there and Soventh avenues. Adaress, with terms and rete: ences, box 3,428 Past oltice. WAxtencrwo BEDROOMS AND PARTIAL BOARD tor a Jady, governess and jittle gir), in the vicinity of Fifth avenue'or Union square; the apartments will be required for four or five months, stating terms, Mrx.G@ B. .OVEDAY, 1G Kast sev- een! cel WANtED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS MOTHER, Kooms, Witn or without Board, in a private farmily or where there xre jew boarders: location between Lex- ington and Sixth avenues; best references given and re- quired. Address P., box 4.727 Post office. Eye BUS ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND MAID, a Second Floor, with bath and private table: will furnish the apartments with evervihing except carpets, | erences. {e. LEXINGTON AVENUE.—PLEASANT HAND. 4 somely furnished Rooms, with Board, suitabie for genueman and wifé or single gentiemen; location central; ai! modern improvements; terms moderate. SEVENTH AVENUB, FOUR DOORS FROM Fourteenth strect,—Elegant Kooms, second fioor, 45 newly furnisted, to let, with Board; central and nice location ; aiso other Rooms, for gentlemen; reasonable prices, ECOND STREET, NEAR BROAD. —legantly furnished Rooms, with first class famities and single gentlemen; house newly erences exchanged. 46 STREET, 19 EAST. with Board; reterences WEST THIRTY-SE 7 gant Second Floor, with or without priv: RONT ROOM TO L schanged, ) =] EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY OL ‘and vulversity place.—Large and small Rooms to. et, with Board: table boarders iaken, with relerences RQ WEST ELEVENTH STREKT, THIRD DOOR JO cast of Fitth avenue.—Several large and small Rooms, newly and most elegantiy turnished; first class Table; house private; tamily G 5Q NEST, TMIRIYSEVENTH | STREET.—TWO Od single Rooms, with first class Board, tor gentle- men. WEST FORTY-EIGHTH 65 STREET.—10 RENT, Jed with Board. to gentleman and wie, or two gentle men, front Room, third story: house and table unex- hang BETWEEN {FOURTEENTH (2 and Fitteenth streets—To tet, with fret cla Board, large, nicely furuished Rooms, suitable for faml- lies or single gentlemen; references exchanged 76 AND 78 MADISON AVENUE, CORNER OF (0 Twonty-ctehth § Rooms to'rent, with Boar 84 MACDOUGAL 3 —A LARGE FRONT Koom, neatly tarnished; ample closets and good table; retereuces required. 90) MACDOUGAL 8TRE TO LET, WITH ' board, jarge tront Room, tor gentleman and wite or single gentlemen: also hall Bedroom. Honable: references ex ) SEVENTH AVENU 106 Past re \TY.FITH STREET, NEAR FOURTH avenve.—With Board, two large connecting Kooms on second floor; southern exposure: all modern nr family small; terms moderate; table oar mirrors and curtains if made an object to do so; must Fitth and sixth avenues; references exchanged, Com: icate by mail, stating lowest terms, to E. J. LEWIS, wast D—A LARGH ROOM OR PARLOR AND Bedroom, with Board. tor one itth avenue, above 125th street, New York, Address, with terms, R., Dox 138 ws Board, in the vicinity of Twenty-sixth sireet_and Thira avenue; price must be low. Address I. A ‘MCPYKE’S HOTEL--35 CLINTON PLACE, 2X Eighth street.—Comtortadly tarnished Rooms for able rates. Rooms; %e., 35¢. and 0c. a day; gentlemen and inmilies, Frankfort House, corner of Frankiort and i) Fourteenth and Forty-second ‘streets and eet. fentleman, in a frst class private fam: on or near Herald Uptown Branch office. D-A HALL BEDROOM, WITH FULL station F. i HOTELS, families or gentlemen, with or without Board, A. GREAT ,RERUCTION IN PniCHS.—20 LIGHT Willtam streets, HONY HOUSE, 834 BROADWAY Twelfth and thirteenth streets, —E BETWE ropean plan; | & gentieman's nome at moderate prices; handsomely | promptly done, at the METROPOLITAN rnished Kooms tor single gentlemen or tainilies. “AT THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, CARMANSVILLE, AA foot of 152d street, North Kiver, parties returning from the country can "procure first class Board and ex- cellent accommodations at astonishing lowraies. This hotel is charmingly situated, within 4) minutes of the Battery via klevated and Hudson River Railroad, and by boat Sappho, from foot of Barclay street. G. VUNCALF, Proprietor. A 40 EAST . and Univer. sity place. blegant Apartments for families and single gehilemen ; table d*hote até ?. M. YARDS. CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAW 4 Fornis, Bills of lading and e ind of Job. mercial and Theatrical Printing AERO, GR pl TABLISHM f tu f, No. 21S Brondway. Estimates cheer y given on application. YRANT HOUSE, #8 NEW BOWERY, BLO K souTH T Chatham square.—150 cleen Rooms; uo bugs; sincle Rooms 3) cents per night; double Rooms, $1 and $1 5). all ni HOTEL, St, GERMAIN -PIPTH AVENUE, TWENTY. second street and Rroadway,—Reopens elegantly and newly furnished. superb situation: elevator and all provements; desirabie for permanent parties tor win- Awerican and buropean plan WM. G. TOMPKI W ENGLAND HOTE: Bw BOWERY, CORNER Boyard street: 2 light sooms, neatly furnished; or We, per hight; $2 to $3 por week; tor gentlemen ter. WINCHESTER, HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY ai Thirty-first stre Kuropean plan: new and elegant Rooms, with All modern improvements; first | Class restaurant for Indies and genviemen si THOMAS D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. in.an American tamily, where she can be perma: | @ no other boarders; socation be. | tween Fourteenth and ‘Shirty-fourth streets and Third | Answer, by letter | A. HANCS, | treason. | (OR SALE-WELL EStaBLish WHOLESALE Produce Commission Business, in vieinity of Wash ington Market; satisfactory reason, given. for selling. Ad- dress, for three days, J. L. Herald office, OR SALE—THE POPULAR LIQUOR STORE NO. 57 Macdougal street, one door trom West Houston street, recently enlarged and refitied; 15 rooms; 9 years’ lease and fine line ot custom. OR SALL—A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM, AT A sacrifice for cash. For particulars inquire at 60 bast Fourteenth street, (rom 1 to 1 OR KALE—FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A SMALL house. Inquire at 39 Macdougal street. EAPMILK DE! BUTTER, &c,; must be sold this week. ORs Cheese, Eggs, Tenth avenue. por SaLE-NO NIGHT OR SUNDAY WORK-AN A No.1 downtown Wine Room, on account of the owner retiting trom business, For particulars apply to JAMES REID & CO., 45 Broad street. Fee eA EBs GQHEAPISIOCK AND FIXTURES OF Grocery Store; good reason for selling; must be sold to-da; Apply at 241 Last Twenty-tourth street. MACHINERY. : HORIZONTAL AND UPRIGHT ENGINES AND A. Boilers, Steam Pumps, Shafting, Pulleys and miscellaneous Machinery, second hand; 8 horse power Baxter Eng & ROAKE, Water and Dover strects. WILst VENTRAL MACHINERY VJ JOU: J erty street, near Groen Engines and Boilers, new and ‘second hand; Reed's tety Boilers: Woodworking, Machinery and Machine ‘ols, Machinery bongt. 5X20 HORIZONTAL ENGINES, 30 HORS qpongiarown. N. J —A HOME FOR INVALIDS OR | ig. LIB. | 1 kinds of Steam | | desiranle Rooinsin the Grandvine House:' no mosqui- | A BREW BOARDERS WANTED—ar THE HORIUS | fag j every rooin s shady grounds: natuy to | | Lounges, Halll Stand n | TOO a Fe ettined is the | SALES av AUCTION, UCTION ROOM, NO. 99 BAST THIRTEENTH strect.—J, HAVEN y Ai iiteetics: HAVEN # CO. give special attention to UCTION OF ELEGANT HOU HOLD FURNITURE, this iz at 10s o'clock, at private Fesidence 31 wear Broadway, Wi Lots, by catalogue. comprising every article necemary for zen feel housekeep arlor Suits rosewood Pianoforte, Mirrors, Brusseis Carpets, Oi) Paintings, Lace Curtains, Clocks, Eta, Bookcases; aiso Bedroom suits, in rosewood ressing Cases, Bureaus, Ward- robes, Bedste: attresses, Lounges: also dining room and kitchen Furniture. HENKY Auctioneer. ACOHON NOTICE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEMOLD furniture, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings, & it public auction, ‘at the residence 36 West ritteenth street, near Fitth avenue, at 103g o'clock. on this day (Fri- day). by order W. °R. Livingston, Drawing Room Suits, Gratia Duchess style, covered sits brocade; Etageres, Cabine! Paintings: rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated maker; Burea ledsieaus, Wardroves. Mattresses, Ex- tension Table, uffet. Silverware, Giassware, Cutlery, Linen; basement. kitchen, servant's aparunents’ Furnt ture. le peremptory. Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fitth avenue stages or sixth avenue cars. AUGUSTE MAKTENS. Auctionee LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. By b. W. IVES, Salesrooms 103 Liberty, 111 Cedar aid 33, Chareb street, on SATURDAY, at Ilo’clock. a large and general assortment of Furniture, &0., from residences and otices; u1#0 Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard- ware, Cigars, Liauors, Fancy Goods. &c. UCTION NOTICE,—BY L. FITZGERALD, Elezant Household Furniture @t pubsic auction THis DAY. ei veroe oe lots by catntonns. c rai velvet russeis and inwrain Carpets THis (FRIDAY) MURSING. commencing At 1036 o'clock, atprivate residence, 129 West Twenty-ilirt sree, near Sixth av. Parlors consist Magnificent rosewood Ktaxercs. 744 octave rich rosewood Fianoforte, best city maker: latest styles mlaid varlor Suits, covered im satin brocatei, &c.; inlaid Centre Tables, Cabinets, Jardinieres, gilt Tables, On Paintings imported Bronzes, ornamental Ulovk, €c.; Chamber suit, complete; sviid rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, pu- reaus, vressing Cases, curled hair and spring Mat tresses, Pillows. Dining Room ard, txtension Table, Library and Side sable. Turkish Chairs, ac. ; Sale p siti NRY EB. MeDU\NELL, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE—TMHIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, commencing at 13g o'clock, at the elegant | rivace residence 210 West 2ist st. near 7th avenue, handsome and usotul Hoasehuid Furniture, two clogant Pianotortes, Decker & Bros., 7 octaves Steinway & Sons’ 744 octave tour round; fine Oi Paintizs Bronzes Parlor Suits Marie Antoinettc and Princess styles, cove ered in “damask satin” and Lrocatel; intald Centee and Card Tables, brouze Clock, French plate Mirrors, luce urtains; Library and Secretaire Bookcases, handsome wart Bookense, Library Tables, Turkish suit in satine, dtc, Turkish Lounges, Lasy Chairs, Writing Desks: rosewood, | waluut Bedroom Sets, with Dressing Case { + Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, il hair and spring | Matregwes; rep, plush and haireloth Suits; Extension Ta- A —FOR SALE CHEAP. BEST CORNER LIQUOR | Kooms; on ‘easy terms; also country Hotels; roadside | 453 | | | | \ | Plate’, 6, 45,7 tect. bles, Buffet, Vining Chairs, ~lverware, Crockery. Hall Stauids, 29 Brussels and Ingtain Carpets: Kitchen Furni- ture, der" 8, B.—sale positive, Take ith or sth av. cars, ROBERT C, UASIAN, Auctioneer. ACTION Sap OF Household. Furnit THIS (Priday) MORN o'clock, at the elegant 103 West ‘Twenty-eighth su Magnificent Grand Muchess, Antoinette styles Parlor velvet, Brussels Carpets, September I, at et near sixth avenu Prince Arthur ana Marie Way’ Ns TOSe~ Woo 4 octave Planofort . Works of Art, Vases, Clocks, Curtains, Mir rosewood and walnut Chamber suits, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Bedsteada, | , Bedding, Etageres,” Bookcases, Turkish Sitting Room Suits, in plush, rep and ‘haircloth; le, “Halistand, Stair Carpets, 19 oR, Auctioneer. sor purchaser: ¥Y DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTION room 47 I the foliowing pieces of d 49 Liberty street, opposite the Post office, UPE B CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY :— MAGNIFICENT ETRUSCAN VASES and PEDESTALS, the finest ever imported, 7 tect in height. Also, TWO EXQUISITE FLOK TINt MOSAIC TABLES. Elegant marble Vases, faczax, Card Receivers, Will be sold THIS DAY! at 11 o'clock, AT MATH AUCTION ROOMS, 47 AND 49 LIBERTY street. Now on exhibitio: alogues At sa ¥ ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEEE, AT HIS MART, 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF THIRIEENTH STREET, TRIS DAY, GREAT SALE FURNITURE, 4C,, PIANO6, PAINTINGS, NIRRORS, CARPETS, CURTAINS, PARLOR, DINING, LIBRARY, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE; BILLIARD TABLE, CHANDELIERS, &C,, BEDS, BLANKETS, BOLSTERS, PILLOWS, LINENS, AND OTHLR ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIKTY, AT 103, O'CLOCK, WITHOUT RESERVE; ALSO A CHOICE LOT OF FINE GOODS AT LOW LIMITED PRICES, OW & HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS,—MARSHAL'S sale, corner Eighth street and University place. this day, at 0 o'clock; two casks Hourbon, one cask Brandy and’ one cask Gin, JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Marshal, Y JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER—WILL this day, at 1044 A. M., at No. 4 or more lots, the old established Drinking saioon, known as the Kialto, kept by the present proprietor for I4 years. TORE AT AUCTiON—THIS DAY, AT 10 A, M., without reserve, elegant Fixtures, Soda Foun tain, Stock, marble Counter, <c., on avenue, U, DREYER, Auctioneer, DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. Mortgage sale ot elegant Cabinet Furniture. BY EDWARD SCHENOK, THIS Day, at 11 o'clock, an elegant assortment of the finest: Furnt- ture, of the most modern and unique styles of parior, chamber, dining and hall, in elegant carved walnut, rosewood, covered. in damask and reps; superd Centre and Card Tables, and every variety of style of Furniture. ‘The aboye is now onexhsbitton, and will repay those in wantof tureiture. To he sold at auction at do. 6) Liberty street, pravors AUCTION ROOMS, 13 East Fourteenth street. Consignments solicited. Personal attention all Kinds of ontside sales; satisiaction guarantee buy for cash rich Furniture, housetul. Call. ARDWARE.—EUGENE BISSELL, AUCTIONEER.— This day. at 94 Reade street, at 1 voices Hardware, Cutlery, Saws, Tine: ameled Ware, &¢.: also, “at 12 Stoel, 600 Ibs, Machinery Steel 3 ens lzl*lzl | a || SELL ven to or will re, cross cut Saw Auctioneers, ERE, JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, General salesroom, 37 Nassau street, Real Estate departinent, 41 Vark row. ON SATURDAY, AT 103g O'CLOCK, AT 37 NASSAU STREET, CONTINUATION OF THe E OF FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOD RNITURE of a manutacturer retiring trom business, Iso several very fine Brusse!s and Ingrain Carpets, &c. P, TRAVER, AUCII0 Mer Re Marshal's sale Saturday, September 12, at 10% Om o'clock, at 57 and $3 Great Jones street, large lot of Fur: | | niture, ts Wash. |B rosewood Piano, three Parlor Suits, Centre ss qutqssels and other Carpets, Dressing Bureaus, stands, Cottage suits, Tables, Chairs, Mattresse dding, Mirrors. Clocks, ‘cooking and parlor Stove Kitchen Furnitur chery. lot ladies’ and children Shoes; als olitaire 11-16 carat Dinmond Stud, one double cased ch, ke. VARK, Marshal. Ps gine; also Boilers, Tanks, Shatting, Pul- ievs, Belting cheap for ¢ash, RINGS COUNTY Bolle WORKS, North Fourth aud Parst streets, Brook- iyn, E. D. | ut <4 | __ FURNITURE, |. eras pene de A ey A. NINE’ FIVE DOLLARS, } Nok > ——— — A bandsome solid walnut Parlor suite, with French walnut panels, upholstered in all wool rep, with purling, for only ni ve dolla FRA HON'/ & CO., 82 and &4 Bowery. | to 230 Hast V'nirty-seveuth street A ~HEEKLY AND | MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR ZA. Furniture, Carpets and Kedding, at i. M. COW. PERTHWALL &'°C0.'s, 155 and 157 Chatham street. An immense stock and low prices, A OF CARPETS, FURNI- | £ st cash prices, by weekly talments, at O'FARKHKLUS warehouse, 410 kighth ee a FURNITURE, tension tables, Dressing 3, Bedroom Sets, &c., & Private sale at’ aucdou Carpets, Mattre s, Bookcases, Parlor Su | Chickering grand Piano, at prices. MAGNIFICE A cost $63 ST PARLOR SUIT, BLUE SATIN, for $200; also brocatel, reps. haircloth and bedroo: Carpets, €c., Fianotorie. Private rest: | dence 21 ith st., near Broadway. MAGNIFICENY DRAWING HOON aA Duchess style, covered silk br $20; do., $100. Munoiorte, § ber, Dining rifice ; property * tamily leaving eivy. 36 Weat Lott st., near 5th av. \ PRIVATE LEAVING FOR EUROPE «A will seil their clezant Household Kurnizare, nearly new, for #ic. onthe dollar, namely :—7'4 octave re wood Vianororie, satin Parlor suits, brocatel Suits, Suits, 12 fine Ff Suits, complete Bedding: rich Carpets; Miri ntings, Bronges, Silver, Ch basement and Kite! re. G st. , HO Teasonabie otter re! for c. lots to suit purchasers: Lt to let ILY sell, at great UIT, GRAND cost SHIN, or Parlor, Nam: SING OIRCUM- sacrifice, magnin eatin brocade, latest stvle Parlor Sui, cosi 6075, tor $175; one do., $125; Stem Pianotorte, $20); rose wood and walnut Chamber with Dressing Cases, $45 up to $225, Carpets 50 up. Sitting Room, Suits, in reps, brocate) and haircloth: $0u an 5; Paintings, curtains, &c, Call im residence 1u3 West Twenty -elehth street, near ven T PRIVATE SALE AT AUCTION PRIC. A VERY flue asso at of elegant ‘lor. bi ‘oom and din- ing room Furniture, Marr. ‘ose wood Fianolorte, Mate tressés, rich Axminster tT China and lass: e): it Bedroom Suit. cost 3 WZ Washington TSWOLD's Auction Rooms, i 700. r Broadway Bick WALNU’ AND GOLD MANTEL AND MIR. D “ror, made by Marcoti. ror sale cheap; price $i ast Thirty fourth street. ALL KINDS, FOR 20 DAYS, A on rooms, 13° kast Fourteenth atreet, at ices. WII buy, ifcheap, trou wl Apply at private stable 2 AURNITUR VOR'S anc auction oF pat oue piece to a ho! AND AND MISFIT CAR rhs and Ane qualities, & yeheap at the old place, OOD 8 I sizes, rich py sand ingraau, ve street, sisle entra) gCOND 12 Fulton (HIS DAY, AT SOMERVILLE’S AUCTION MART, 1 UNIVERSITY PLACE, | DWELLINGS, 10% O'CLUCK. i} | | ' copper Liquor Me: GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE, CONTENTS OF TWO | NM AUCTIONBER, 531 HUDSON oJ” street. and 4 ‘sale on Saturday (to-morrow) of Lyneh’s old Knickerbocker House, north: east corner of Leroy and Washington streets; excellent Bar and Fittings, Ba Je Pump, patent Ice House, Also the Ales and first class Liquors. Speculutors should attend. N ORIGAGY SALE.—HENGY auctioneer, office 25 Second avenue, sells this day, fr 103g 0. lock, at 16 Sixth avenue, by viriue ot a chattel mortgage, Fixtures of an old established Drug Stare Fine soda Warer Fountain, marble tov G ics plated Sbow Cases, 40) Be e portive. JON C. KLATZ: CIRCULARS AND CATALOGUE poster ‘OR . AnCtOnS. romney furnished, at low rates, by the ROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHM No. 418 Broadway. paw; BROKER —R, FIELD, GENERAL AUC" Will sell, this day + Y Jots Men's and Women’s Clothing Remnants, Underclothing, Quilter Hoots, Shoes, &c., &c.; also Conte by order of Wen SAL! tioneer, salesroom No. 89 Bowe at 1 ore Dresses, > | Blankets, Bedding, Pants abd Vests. bighth avenue, ICHARD — WALTE: Store Mortgaxe Sale: clock, atsalesroum 7 Kast Broadway, the § tures of a vigar store, Vi Leat Tobacco, Glusscases, Figure, Counier, de. L, LEUBUSCHER, Attornes tor Mortgagee, HERMAN, SHERIF, RAL Wines, Liquors, Cha "Cigars, Horse, W (rriday), September iL, Wt Ws “o'clock. Now I the and Fixtures of a first class Liquor : oi casks the Brande Khine Wine. choice old Bor: Gin, Ruin, case Champagnes, a lets Ottice Furniture, besks, Ch one horse top Wagon, la Dealers invited. Ww" ION AUOTIONE Bitters, varrels irish Whiskey and buske \inps, Measures, Safes, Kee: Also Sule ‘positive. THIS Day, nd valua? from iam: sekecping: five very some smaller ones; tive ov Carpets, Urleloths, Butet, e and other Curtains, Cham: ne Beds and beddt . lable and Bea Linen. 40 ¢ pets, vg Room and Kitchen Furniture hing tor housekeeping, ‘, AUCTIONEER, Ls 1454 Canai street, a large ble assortment of Hotwohoid Furniture. &6 ad others br French plate py x Parlor suts, Pa roves, Bo nd Dink ASTROLOGY. TTENTION!—CONSULTATION — BU: losses, enemies, law suits, absent friend inarriage aad death; pay versed unless satieied. Mme. stNGUL Rewor. 10 West T MABAME WAYNE, c4 second sight from and turn 2 y ME, COLLINS, Clairvoyant, sireet ME. DECOLAM CAN RE CONSULTED short time at No, 68) Sixth avenue. Asto lations: the mast. orecant and tuture toretold lairvovs | sixth avenue, AN CLAIRVOYANT. =PE LL NAMES: Kensss. Causey marriages; 502. to $I. ty fitch street IRVOVANT.—GIFTED WITH C # read past, present TRUTHFUL AND RELIABLE xth avenue, tear Seventeenth A FOR a shing reve: RST CLASS CITY MADE | 10% | private first class residence | SN. B.—Gobds | SALES. | ing the Brook.” by Franch; “Vlora.” by Lagza- cnus alter the Bath.” by Pacequuz “Contend- ing ‘Cupids,” py Zuzo: “Highland Mary,” by Curio; | “spring and Autumn,” by Rujo. Also, (Wo pring street, in one | &c,, trom one room toa | lock, 12,000 Ibs, File | DREHER & SON, | MeAleenany | U ER,—CIGAR Will sell this day (Friday), 1 | K and | Stinars. Smoking Tobacco, | : 918. Port, Sherry and + Bb MUSICAL, CARD. MAX MARETZEK, the renown fonductor and one ratic impresario, is now associated in the etion the New York Conservatory of Music. No. 6 East Four teenth street (next to Deimonico's), and will persone 1 lustruet puch pupils, as desise to ‘prepare tor w publ caret Mr. Maretzek will also have charge of the aiow eur operas to be given by the Conservatory the eusuing tea dvantages of this connection cannot be overest Pupils rally competent may obtain good enguge- ther in this country or in Europe. Y¥ CHURCH OR PUBLIC BUILDING CAN HavB the use of a maguificent organ of three manuals stops during the winter or jor a longer time With- ‘ge. for the privilege of the owner's occasional Please apply immeaiately to rooin 238 Union Hotel, corner Park avenue and Forty-frst matea. me: AX re street, A LADY OF RARE MUSICAL ATTAINMENTS AND ®reat experience, pupil of the first ioreign anaes Wishes three more pupils in either vocal or instruwen Music. Call on or address Miss ‘ST, No. 32 West TWome ly-seVenth stree | Am Gonceri, nu el | Kast Twreury ARTIST VIOLIN PLAYER AND TEACHER wishes an engagement for this season, theatre o ot D. note; references. Address ©. street. R DERSTANDING THE EPISCO- | Site RP eich Sp VANES AB engagement in oF out of the with'family. Address B°L. inte ee N ENGLISH LADY GIVES LESSONS ON THB Piano and in French at her own or pupil's resle dence; terms, froin $1) to $12 a quarter. Address B. G., | Heraid offc SINGING CLASS IS NOW FORMING; LAD? and gentlemen are invited to join. For particulars apply to Professor HENRY SCHROLDER. Director ot American Contervatory of Music, No. 6 East Twentieth street. 4 N ORGANIST YARL ALVES, TEACHER OF SINGING, NO, 77 STs J” Mark's place.—Special attention given to pupils de: siring to prepare themselves for opera, churen, a. | I ALLY LESSONS IN MUSIC, PIANO, SINGING OR | Harp, is oftered to two misses requiring telasa | home anda mother's {nil protection; stablit | and companionship ard instruction ‘in riding if desired, Address Mme. RAY, Herald office. | (UB. W. MORGAN, THE FIRST OKGANIST | G*s erica, is ongaged to #ive orwan lessons at ihe « horse, W YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 5 Kast Fourteenth street, uext to Delinonico’s, HAVING RETURNED ME W. V. WALLA from the country, is now prepared to resume her oforte Lessons. “Address St. Julien Hotel, No. @ it 10 S28 QUARTER FOR LESSONS ON PIANO— By a gentleman teacher; no classes; all pupils taught separately. Call, between 10 A. M. and 4 P, at No. 89 Greenwich avent ENSTRUCTIO! NE ACADEMY and Day “ctiool, East, Morrigania, New tution, inits plan of education, unite Mhatcan be derived from # punctm 8 Care be: in every ence becoming to the admis! rovided they be willing to con: | Tations of the school. “AIL payments semi-annuaily in advance, No deduction wi tor partia! absence or withdrawal trom the protracted illness, and’ Fretch, per annum, $s | on the piano, $69, School nooks at the store price. usual extra charges are made tor the instruction | drawing, painting, singing, foreign langua. scholastre year begins regularly on the tir September and ends anout the end ot Jur ot July, Thursday is the regular visiting Day, written or received by the young ladies aré inspected by the superior. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION TO teach the lower English branches in a public or private school, or as visitng teacher; unexcepiionable references. Address TEACHER uh Portland ay. Tha N_ EXPERIENCED CLASSICA MATHE matioal teacher, schatar and Clg university, desires to estaplish a school in which the thorough dri of English" vapiic scliools wou ven; fakes private pupils: is and college, English. Address TUTOR, L AND ‘old medallist of tors GENTLEMAN CAN RE ‘an chemistry in the private ‘ofessor ina loading college in New York. A » Herala office. YOUNG AMERICAN, RETURNED FROM A GER. Gk man, University, offers instruction in Latin oF Greck, at his residénce, to gentlemen preparing tor college. MENTOR, 201 Second avenue. LADY, HIGHLY EDUVATED (SPEAKING AL French fluently), will give instruction in Erglish, Frenen and music in return tor a Room and Board; uns ¢xceptionable references. Address ALPHA, box 125 Herald office. |B S$ COLLEGE, WEST SIDE, TWENTY-THIRD } street, corner Sixth avenue.—Most select and practi- cal commerciat school i the city, Now open, day and evening. Call or write for cireuls aad will reoper ire | MESYIEW FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN 1 Home Academy tor Young Ladies and Conserva- | tory of Music, Babyion, Long Island.—French and Gere man spokenin the house; location healthy: terms $230 per annum, = Miss Adelaide Gannon, Principal, aa sisted in the Musical Department by Miss Louise Eckstem, the celebrated pianist, trom London. School will reoven September 17. ME, GAZZANIGA AND SIGNOR ALBITE2,—IN- struction in ail branches of Vocal Music, aceording tothe purest and correct Italian mothod;' will come Mence eptember 2, at their Collexe of Music, No. | West Fourteenth street, west of Fifth avenue: speci | method for prompt vocal reading, by Proiessor CON- RNG, ME MISSES DOREMUS WILL REOPEN THEIR Day School Thursday, September 24 at 47 East | Twenty-tirst street. | MO TEACHERS.—WANTED, SEVERAL KINDER- | DY garten teachers in good positions in New York and | elsewhere; also two rinan ladies who understand | Rinlertrion, Ghda Frehelt tadyie!eench imusie, be nchors “wanting positions should apply to J. “We SCHERMERHORN, 1 Bont street, gine lg A | Waxten-a RESIDENT ENGLISH GOVERNESS for the elementary classes in # young iadies’ acade MARLIER INSTITUTE, removed to 108 We: Fitty-ninth stree! bel is . | ‘omises, 16 Sixth | gmy: must be a good discipiinarian: Catholic preferred. bo: New York Post office. ee ES 180 Sst FRENCH A pure pronunciation given in private families by Mr. GAWEAU, tormerly a magistrate and member of the University of France. EUROPE, PRE QUEEN'S HOTEL, QUELNSTOWN. ‘This well known first class hotel, having recently | enanged proprietors. will now be found one or the most | comtortable in the South of Ireland. Being situate close | to the landing siages and railway depot, will be toucd | Most convenient to American tourists arriving by the | Several steamers, ONS WITH i _LOAN OFFICES. T 60 NASSAU STREET, BETW ULTON AND | John streets, Advances made, to any amount. on Life Policies, ‘chandise, Diamonds, Watcnes, Jewelry, Vianos, &e. WMAN LEOVOLU, ) Nassau street. AT WOLF & BROFHERS, 89) PROADWAY, BE fh tween Nineteenth and fwentierl streets, money loaned on Diamonds, tches, Jewelry, =ilverw | dilks, particularly Pianos; business ecoufidential. Lor sevores ha'lan Espanol. | ATIOHS CORNER BOWERY AND SPRING ! street. it monds, Watches Jewelry. Silverware, > Shawls, ke. of the same bought. Most ex Dlishiment in the coun fices A" giXitan's, 70 BROADWA IBERAL AD ZA vances made on Diamonds, Watclics, Silverware, &c., or will pay the highest market price tor (he same. T 6% BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREK 41. Liberal adyances'on Diamonds, Wat Jowolty, Silks, Camel's Hair snawis, Laces and Personal Prop: erty of every JAMES PL MAY PHEWS, MBRICAN $75,000 ON AC Wateni Laces, Valuabl buy. ‘Established Private parlors tur !adies, Goods tor sale at sacri- deseription, Gy Broadway. St FULTON tiques and Artic office for ladies. of Vertu; est habla Espanol. JOsMoroLrt AN LO elry only. DIAMOND Tits! COMPANY, 817 Broadway. 403 SXTS AVENUE. | RETWELY © fourth and Twenty-fitth streets, yances made on Dian . Watches, Je Laces and Shawls. 5: tuk value, ARD, STREET “BROADWAY. WENTIETH (oldest estab NEAR hed {nid most responsible office) — Liberal Ly os o on Diam ads, Watches, Jeweiry, oil ver, Lace: Shawls, &e.; 3 ver, Laces, India Sha is 1 45 “BROADWAY. BETW TWENTY. SIXTH +140 and Twenty-seventh streets.—Monev loaned on Diamonds, Wateli welry, Silverware, Silke, Piano; same bought and sold; parlor for Wy business ifdential. s F THE TRADES, Wwe RAND GLASS emborser, to (ake charge of an estabiisninentin Boston, Address, With references and ierins, box 894 Post office, Beston, Mass. WANTEDIA SUUATION AS FI tom cutter in a frst class house Ise; cu zive the beste TER, box 53 Herald office WAstED=a binst ehauic, to go south take charge of heavy mach: CLASS CUS 18 years in one reference. ‘Address CUT ME MLAS OTIOAL sunerintend workmen Kotte but suet nest apply. reterences “requt immmtia , KNOWLES & EDMONDS. Kel VW eASTED-BOOKBINDER, A PIR i sildev and inarbier, to Who) : will be turtished. Andreds A, J, COX & . y CLASS CANDY on MAKE. Work; also & good Nay on HY cream Work, Fulton st., Krookiyn. wim ; and chocol apply at Vos FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. N DEMANDE—UNE FILLE SUISSE OU LORRA \ Pour saire la cuisine et sider in peu a Pours | Pune petite famille; bons renseigucments exiges. drawer ann i 29me rue Quask