The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1875, Page 2

BARGAIN.—NO, 63 EAST SIXTY-FIRST STREBT, north side, between Madison and oWn stone, 1950021005, elegantly tresce ‘$15,000 i ence bh arar eae 1 ‘Can remain ; balance cash: 4 rare oppor: OMe be NICHOLS, owner, No, 9Pine street. LANS AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY BIL Cirguiars and eve: BATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 36, TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT vious to his departure for Burope, on which occa- on be will abpede for tne: Brae time in New York as 2 Bulwar'prengynee play of ee yee NS, >urth avenues: nd i periest order, with Miss GERTRUDE | BINTING BST A! SANGER ©. PGRLOT, wats wh are “DONNELSON H. Hoga, ao. Treasures, Mr. W. HE FULL OROMES. be under the able direction ‘With ® Volunteer BELLOGG, Ming MA! West side, DECIDED BARGAIN.—NO 513 WEST TWENTY. wird street, Bor oct, ae doore weet of ais f story gil semeut, $ y der, tressoed. “ke. $0000 cuh remain, Would ‘or Brooklym Proper . NICUOLS, owne OR TO LET—O' terms, the three story House firststreet. Address H. QUL @UsiB PITOU, Stage Manager, JOMN L.\ W. TILLOTSO% e, Mr. CHAKL RA’ on thie occasion wi! Of Mr HENRY 11so,NG 10: 7 Knowledge the courtesy of 0, een cont Menger of the ORIGUSAL PLPTH Theatre, and the LADIES and GEN: he proiession Who have so Vendered titi services Prownsow’s BY SIXTH WEEK 0: Combination of th inwoducing Les ( to act 2 of which calls (ort he famous Dansante de les vi 3 ives birth ° BVBKY KVENING at 4 8 7uGDR MUSEUM, exchange for city a yess e: 9 Pine street, PAVORAGLE dvexue "a NPEL, 7s Thompson the Brooklya Minecliancoms, APS, DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLBTS OF PROPERTY, ‘Circulars, Catalogues and adapted wo real ogtate deals GLISH OPERA BOUPFE COMPANY, THE REIGNING SRNSATION, every 61nd of Printing uly. earesnil ESTABLI=UMENT, in the Herald Building. BROOKLiN PROPERTY For saLE | AND TO LET. NOW OFFIC: of mirthiul laughter; ncap Parisienue in HE NEW YOUR ECKIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE LAND SAVINGS BANK BULL. TON AV. AND BOLRUM antold. peasure. ATURDAY MATINEB at % | at2 Evening at& The rerigan Trageslam, reat Sensation Play, NECK AND NECK INVESTORS.—FOR, BALE, BUSINESS PROP- well located Lusiness nt actual rent, erty; several pi at rates which W: ASEMENT AND UNDBR- {1 improvements, viciuity of rookiyu; convenient to 0 LET—A TWO STOR’ cellar frame House, | Gates avenue and Broa way ferries; reut $9 pec ¥ | SUN, 247 Suath street, New Yor! —FOR SALE, HOUSE AND STABLE; half way between Wall street ferry stoop, 18 room: D, SNOW, 70 Court stres ORR NEW STARS ON MONDAY NEXT. ATH AVGNUS THEATRE, O Proprietor and Manager. POSITIVELY Las? FIV 5 BBE: i Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY DAY AT 1:30. NIGHTS ATA rey TO LET JUSINESS PURPOSES. _ wi" "ee WTO SECC, BLIGINLE TENANTS ron Tne ZEW OnPIC NOW REMAINING UNLET INTHE BENNEF? BUILDING, THK RENTS MAVE BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS. TO INSUBANCE AND BANKING OFFICES 18 NOW FRBARD TRO. AN UNUSUALLY FAaVORABLE OPPOR- UNITY TO SECURE E. TERM i ve BULLDL NG Ts BAVORA) r4 BU 2 COMPLETELY FIREPROOF. TED BY STEAM: TYO BEA Aro SLL M2 TEPROVEMSDTS. o. ’ N, bs E SYREET._ A-209R BE SINESS STORE TO LET—56 CHATHAM Astreet; also tine larve Basement, $25; Basement Store, $13 202 William street, franklin House, Mr. SMITE, RESTAURANT AND BARROOM TO LET—$25: 200 ZA. people to supply. A smart man or woman would Qo a good business, ‘Frankfort House, 202 William atrcet, Ce 170 SIXTH AVENUE AND y) Jendi¢ plate glass windows : store 45x18 feet: rent $125 monthly. Inquire on the premises, between Gand 10.4. M,; after that hour of GHORGE CO. WALDO, 374 Sixth avenue, TARGF #ALooN, To LET-WITH ALL FIXTURE! 4 and nice stage, for $4 per month. On premises, &) West Houston sireot. UsT BE RENTED—1HE LARGE HOU B, 339 | Wooster street, near Washington square; can now be had for $0 per mouth; possession linmediately: seen from 9 to ll %. CORNER OF SECOND Gross AND BASEMENT, SD avenne and Sixtieth street, $1,200: No. 831 avenue, Store and Fixtures, $660} Second avenue, Sixtioth street, Store and three Rooms, $450, ALLTBL, No, 1,036 Third avenue. TEAM POWER TO LET—FIR-T FLOOR AND BASE- me: 80 two Lofts, each 44x86, and light, steam elevators: also smal! Rooms, Apply at No, 160 West Twenty-seventh 10 LET—THE LARGE BASEMENT, STORE AND Hallway at 46 Hudson street; Restaurant and Fix- {aren for sale very cheap; Font $28 per mouth, THORN. TON M. RODMAN, Real'Kstate Agent, 690 Broadway, corner Fourth street. NO LET OR LEASE—THE STORE AND OFLLAR, northwest corner of Fifty-erghth street and Seventh avenue, suitable for ay business. Apply to gwner, on the premises, MICHAEL DUEFY. | [TO LBase—a PIRCE OF PROPRRTY, 100 PERT ON Mangin sweet, runming 275 feet to Last River, 100 feeton water, 'D. PHELAN, SON & 00. corner Mangin and Stanton streets, r PROPERTY i—A DkSIRABLE WESTCHESTER COU. POR SAL EK AND TO OR RENT AT TARRYTOW Residence for sammer of winter; en aud lawn, table garden weil advanced; re ica ae od ARGE HOUSE, IN PERFEOT ral acres, beauliful N, 109 5, Mark's avenue, | rO LET AT RYE. order, lawn of 98 FJ ee - ILMORE’S CONCERT GARDEN G way ATE HIPPODROME), MB 8. GILMORE. x uiticen ee ot ath oceck by GILMOK®’S superb band of ipertormers. © ROGRAMME Overture—""semiram{d 2 Song—"Blumenied & Grand Selecsion—"I & Overture—"Jupel’ ~ le for Cornet—" e?".. ” ange MB Me ABSUCKLE. ILL BE LET REASONABLE—ONE OP TRE MOST desirable Places in the Twenty-third ward: large house, handsomely turnsshed; stable, ex of Eround, variety of truit. Apply to BaR- NUM, léeth street and Boston avenue, LUBOKEN., N REAL ESTATE, Te Let or Lease. RSEY CITY HEIGHTS.—TO RENT, FURNISHED or unfurnished, on Madison avenue, of six Koome; water, aitd steam ear 88 required. , Carriage louse, JERSEY CITY, CEEY AND BE! The Songs of Scotland [Van Maanen Merry Meeting jas, bath, dc. ; accessible by horse street; refer. M7 minutes from Libert) Call ou or address WEIGHSK, No. 8 ¢ performance. emitting four, $% her afternoen without ‘beful resort for ladies FROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR | SALE OR TO REST. | WONDERFUL OPFER—LOOK, LOOK, LOOK.— Magnificent Farm, 89 acres, rich, smooth land ¢ eight wmlputes trom powrs S06 depot, garden of Pen: i Il denominations, select senools, 336 large, handsome ne stabliug, oar. 200 choice frait | hoiee grapevine, | ts, Watermeions, | isome horses,’ on chickens, tarkeys, ducks oily carriage, buckboard, farm wagons, harne: ps in the ground; n, balance very yousle from 2 to 8.0" Admission 28 cents, performances, $8); half season is for 50 performances, $20, packages of twelve Beason tickets tor I yania, beautifal qarket, churches all hours from New Yora; six trains stoue house, 1. rooms, bank, barn, rden. well pianted: ny blackberries, 100 curr otatos®, three hi piendid cows, four vig LMORE’S CONCERT GARDEN, ANNOUNCEMENT. nent beg to announec the arrival of the VING CORNST PLAYER, MB. LEVY. ectally engaged to augment the musical Who nas been 6) attractions at their ‘This world-renowned artic: will make bie frst appear- na series of unapproachadle solos which 69 recentl: created uncounded enthusiasm in Europe BNTRAL PARK GARDES DORE THOMAS? hts’ Concerts. THIS (ALURDAY) EVENING, June 26, at 8. AnalominkiHouse, COUNTRY RESIDENCE—S0 MINUTES eight minutes by on Central Kallroad ot New centseach Way; house Mansard rool, 11 rooms, wil barn for 4 horses, carriage house, bén house and acre | of lawn and garden: grounds, waiks and drives beaatl | fully Jaid out, plentifily shaded and tw lace is located on the summit of a hi s than halt rea! value; will lease troudsburg, Pa. lank walk from Yotka Mazorka, “Devil's Darning Need Poina Sohne! Selections. * Masanielio”. Ballet, “Rienzi” ; Overtare “Euryanthe”.. {*dapted for orchestra, by I. I. Abert Trois Danses Allemandes... Rhavsodie Hongreise, No. 3, Overvware, Semiramis. . aif composed by Ki Midsammer Nig Admission, 50 cents; boxes, $1 aad OnE WOOD COLORSELM, foot of Sixty sixth «1 rtect order; | Tent $30 per mun: for aterm ot yea poly | Times Building. 39 Park row, or to J. HOFFMAN, FARM HOUSE, TENANT HOUSE, | Dossession immediatel: | in good order; also @ nice Cow T TOM’S RIVER, N.J.—TO DRY GOODS MEN, & good opening; best stand tn the county: handsome iFentiow. Address BDWARD Da t and East River, ILL BB LET—ON REASONABLE TERMS, MRE well fitted up Liquor Store No. 1,052 First avenue, gorner, M2 Sixt! itty-ninth street; license paid. avenue. Apply at No. NG HOUSES TO UBT. | Furnished. PRETTILY FURNISHED HOUSE WILL BK LET toan approved ft mo the owner reserving the second floor, with tull board. Professions please not | answer. Address box 103 Post office. A FURNISHED BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET— Noar Central Park; rent $6) if applied tor imme- diately, Mr. SMITH, Frankfort House, 202 William st A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BROWN STONE front House to let—Most of the rent taken in board if agreeable. Apply at 167 West forty-ninth street. FURNISHED BROWN STONE HOUSE—JUST PUT in complete order; lecation near our, office; rent 2 200; ought to bring this unturmished. TIMPSON & BN, No. 1,438 Hroadway, near Forty-fourth street. FOR LEASE, 40., OF LARGE BOARDING | $ OU noase. weil furnished and centrally locate: 4) $0ld soon: beat of reasons for selling given. Address BBB, Herald Uptown Branch office, Unsarnished. QECURE WHILE YOU GaN ELEGANT RESIDENCE SY near Central Park, $2,000; another, $800; near Fifth avenue, $3,000; large assortment from $€5) to $1,500, and Plats at all prices. LIONKL FROEHLIOH, 820 Third ayenu ——— 10 LET—AT $75 PER ANNUM, ONE UF A ROW | brown stone high stoop 2)-feet tront the modern improvements, nearly on avenues. Inquire for key next door, third house «pv wnty-Aith street T° LET—THKEE STORY BROWN STONB BOUSE 124 Kast Forjy-firet street, with gas fixtures and spir- Fore; would sell or exchange, MOTT, 7) Broad: room 30. 0 LET—THREE STORY NIGH STOOP BROW: stone front Howse, 15 xg Samana str possessii near Central Park; rent $4 a gS THOMSON & SON, 1.478 Third avenue. bog LET—IN HOUSE NO. 107 WAVERLEY PLAUF, | a Floor of nine rooms; also three Rooms on top | floor. Inquire on premises. | RENT OR TO LEASE—A SPLENDID HOUSE, IN fect order. goo for # privale boarding neuse, jouverneur stree:; mode ren! iy a a ot eae eed O. HORWITZ, 200 Broadway, | room & eB 30) MONTH TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT $ brick Houses, with all uaprovementa, in fighty- second street, between avenues Aand B.” Appiy on premises or to owner, 326 Kast seventy-nimth streot. of three stor: Houses. wt” all Dew. on .exing Btores, ¢ oy sold LLOYD. Auctionee and Thiri avenue, fold cheap. Apply at 30 A SPLENDID OPPORTU NITY.—FOR SALE, A FIRST class Btitiard Room and Bar, ip good location: ball- foom connecting everytuing dst cl juss; good lease, Ad- dress BILLIARDS, vox 109 He: office. * CORNER LIQUOR STORE, NKAR BOWERY— Stock aud Fixiures; price $900; will tale. the best offer to-day; arare chance, Apply to D, lf. CURLEY, 12 Centre street, N ENGRAVERS OPPORTUNITY AND ONE THAT seliiom occurs to purchase a general Boereving ahd Plate Printing Business; established in 1436, and com ing the trade of three provinces. Address, tor articular, G. W, i, Palladium office, New Baven, onn. A —FOR SALE, BAK die ertes, corner Grocery * Fruit Stor: Express Busiuess, Cake Restaurants MITCHEL! 3, COMMISSION BAK. res, Tea Stores, splendid Meat Markets, Cotter, 5 Store Agency, 77 GREAT Business place, tor sale cheap; also corner Liquor Kiglith avenue and other sireets, at great bar- ITCHELL'S Gtere Agency, 77 Cedar str LIQUOR AWTHE FIRST Crass STORE ON + southeas! corner Grand and Souih Fitth avenue; ra established ; 4 y sale cheap, Ifnot rivaiely see lay wext, Apply to FIRST OLASS ML. A. PIRST OLA8S CORNER | LIQ FOR gale, with Fixtures, Inquire corner of Lizth’ street F, GILLE AKERY FOR SALE—BAKING TWELVE BARREL‘ tour in cakes and pies balance in bread; will bé che a2 Grand street, low ent Apply to THOMAS GAFE on avcoun tenth «' AKBRY FOR SALB CHEAP—IN A GOOD LOCA” tion in the Seventh ward; doang good business, at a HY, Auctioneer, 17 ntre street. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET; Norio Pere pty ape ew a at ‘Tuasday at 12M. on Weduewiny at 5:3) A. M., ay day 4¢ 11:30 A. M., and on Saturday ats and 11:30 A. M. L. JAMES, Postmaster, EUROPE, pEaracen, Thie world-renowned Watering Place is open the whole year. Spring and au‘nmn as beautiful as summer. With {ts by-stations, Grindelwald and St. Beatenberg, the best place for winter cures in Switzerland. Room for 4,000) guests in highty comfortable hotels and | private boarding houses, Charges moderate, Fare excellent every morning in the cursaal.. Fresh whey Opera muste from Stri under tho leadership of Mr, Herfruth; concerts by celebrated artists, New summer theatre, ball and reading rooms. | Roman Catholi divine | “nglivh, Scotch and French service. Fashionable promenades under the gigantic walnut trees of the Hohewou, Charming views in every direction on the mountain formations of the’eruese Alps, espe the Jungtrau, Moneh and Kige Opportunity for numerous Walks and excurstons in the purest air. Tuterlaken enjoys the mildest and most salubrious cll- mate. len did ally on YANDY AND TOY STORE POR SALE—VERY LOW if applied for at once: romé $17: near school; sold of sickness. .Apply for it at 322 West seven- and Extract JAMES M. rooms 262 Water sti Apply to HENRY A, | RUG STORE.—MUST BE SOLD; DEATH OF PRO. prlctor: excellent location; $1,100; cash $6.0, 103 al street. RUG STORK FOR SALB—ON LEADING THOR. oughiare, established 35 years; receipts $354 day ; suitable for @ahzelian, and dru is VAN DUAR, 39 Barclay street, OR CHEAP PRINTING CALL ON THE MBTRO- POLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 213 Broaawavy, OR BALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A FIRST class corner Liqnor Store in West street: satisf reasons given tor selling. Apply at 19 Centre streot, liquor store. big) be eleere sone nee big tt via ¢ tee efrigerator, cost ), AL A dreat Dargaln. to HAR CES JOskS, house. furnishing Fe, 700 roadway, southeast corner Twent JOBBING LOCK SHOP, INQUIRE AT ‘rweltth t. OR SALE—MARBLE SODA WATER APPARATUS ‘all styles, at reduoed prices; Ottawa Beer Fountains s WHITFIELD & 5ON, ware- factory | _ LEGAL NOTICRS, ¥ OKIN.—THR CHILDREN OR GRAND. REN OF JOWAN PRIBDRION ERNEST Gru WHO WENT 10 BALLIMOR!, IN 1801 AND MARRIED SALLES SOHMLDT; AS ALSO ‘THE CLILDREN MLDREN OF GUTTHIFE O& GRANDO) AUGUST GRUTZNE HO {DIN WERDE SON dn oe GRETA a kD Bat SAN 5 rH CO. ZNER, Oh RUS SAINT. ONGE, PARIS, si LEYTURK SEASON. nin ee Rinne AL UROLURS | EVERY EVENING. AT HIGHT lock, on “Nervous Debility and Special Dis- gases, at, Dr, KAHN'S Museum. Kememoer the ad- dres, 6:8 Bro Rear Fourth street, The largest Pb ad magnificegt museuin in the world, Admission, ‘OTURE EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLUCK ON hood and Cause of Its Premature Decline” atthe New York Museum of Auatouiy, 018 Broaiway, between Hi nd Bleecker streets. MUSICAL. A OELEBRATED AND EMINENTLY KNOW! pianist and composer, on account of health, will ke & position with any’ travelling company, of any kind, as director, solo pianist or accompanyist: salary Rotso mich am object aa good company and steady, OR SALE—AN OLD KSTABLISHED FIR®T CLASS Grocery Store, now doing & good paying business; will be sold cheap, a4 the owner has other business to attend to. Apply at 470 emith street, corner of Church atrect, Brooklyn. Address MUSIC, Herald office, CART TORTH Ta WEIGHT, IN DIAMONDS.” “Guide to Weaith, Peace ang. Happiness wonder- ful book: price S0vents, mailed free. Address AMERI- CAN MUSICAL AGENCY, 24 West Fourteenth street. R SALE—-HOTEL AND ROAD HOUSE COM. bined ; best on this island; mast he sold immediatety as proprietor is obliged to go abroad on account of ill Benita. Address LAWYER, Herald Uptown Branch office. (OR SALE-THE BST CIGAR STORE IN THE city, as the owner cannot attend to it, Apply to H. ZWEIG, Tobacconist, 148 Water street, from 11 to 3. WOR SALE. LIQUOR STORE: PRICE $300; HALB cal A rom 11 to 40! clock, Hh. ADDN Us CAVANAUGH, 57 Broad atroat, POR, SALENA SPLENDID TEAM OF Honsns, cheap. It not sold to-day will be solid at auction HUMPURGYS, 719 Broadwa —A SADDLERY HARDWARE MANUFAC- next week. turer's Stock and Tools, viz. :—Forge, Anvils, cast Fores Blocks, Polwhing frames and Wheels, Oliver’ Blo Shatling, &o.; Wrought and Maileable Sto Address SADDLE KY ARE, 486 STAND FOR EITHER BUT. tween 10 and 12 Det A teher business. Apply, d 58 Jefferson Market. OR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHAN ECOND class Hotel and Saloon, 125 rooms; excelient busi+ on Mr, WOLF, 231 Hudson street. CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS CORNER id seven yeary VOR SALE Liquor Store, Stock and Fixtur. Lease. Apply at 316 West Eleventiy street, or to THOS. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 17 Centre street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A PAPER BAG TUB- ing Machine and Right of any State or city; has been run iree years with success. JURLEY. 176 Fulton street. J. B. AUNDRY FOR SALE—DOIN@ A GOOD BUSINESS; first class location; good reasons tor selling. Oall And examine, Triumph Laundry, 423 Sixth avenue, cor ner twenty-sixth street. — ——e FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. ; corner Room, first fleor, asaker, 29 Washington THIRD SEABUN of GRAND SUNDAY © ‘of the Niath Kegime: DL Downing... Adraismen % ceats, children accompanied DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME AT A GREAT dee.—A new House, 38x38; hot and cold water; y access to city: about I's acres of land mt if not sold. App! Masicsl Director by parents | KIS, COTTAGES AT ROCKAWAY | 150 to by og BPROPOLITAN MUSHUM oursesath street. New York, macy, Rockawa HANDSOME SWISS COTTAGE, FURNISH&D. aT | Larchmont Manor. on the Sound, for sale or to | rent. Apply at 167 West Porty-ninth street, Open daily, 10 fre: 2 MPIVOLI THEATRE, Elghth street, PEW ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EXTRA cool and airy, with every convenience. on second — floor of 16) Second even house and lecauion fret Cisse, terms reasonabie. JURNISHED PRUNT PARLOR AND EXTENSION; aiso front Room, with hail Koom adjoining, to- gether or separate; also hall! Rooms. No.7 Great Jones Mreet, second floor. ‘ail alter 1: M. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR— Four or five rooms, piano, bath, 4c. ; halt desired | ummer prices; halt im, first floor, $3; quiet house: fine location. 106 Hast Fifteenth street, three doors from Union Satare Hoi Detween Second a H enue! sehr sprint cia doings TRY PROPERTY POR SALE OR TO LET—AT Mamaroneck, handsome, commodious private Rest dence, having the modern improvements, and four acres of One iawu; fF uit trees and F. ZEITT ‘The aelighttatiest BUMMcR THEAIAE, EVERY EVENING, the best areaved and ‘most accomplished hothouse; wil trade. 026 Third avenue, NOUNTRY SEAT—ELEGANT RIVER FRONT, AT from New York; si: | hesithy and beautiful; larn LOW, TO CLOBE ESTATE, possession. the Cottage, late residence of Mr. Wm. | Apply to JOHN Mek | Fulton street. R SALY—DRLIGHIFUL EW MUSIO,—"MAROH TRIOMPHALE, during the months of June and August Ap- wd photographs wit iév Broadway, tourth floor. POR SALE—AT NASSAU POINT, L near Greenport, a Farw of over 500 acres, with tiree superb Dwellings, fini: farm houses, tenpin al Of graperies and numerou a large part under cultivation, yielding les of all kinds ; * song, Sayles, 9 cents ed In hardwood; , cehouses, herineties, 400 f outbuildings, with Colouel Lee, 39 cenis WM. A. POND a ion square, New York. ff Broadway, branch stor YRAND SOMMER MATINEE, aturday afternoon and even- Third avenue. D AND UNFURNISHED HOMES IN it trady beautifn! y-third street and indies free. Bach indy presented | CARTIER & BUSH, General Managers. DISTRIBUTION BILLS, ns, Wood Cuts, Litho iety of Theatrical Priat- py dene at the MT RO. ABLISHMENT, Iehful region of New Haven Ra ase on fave MEAD, South Norwi REAL ESTATE (SPROIALTY).—WE | "awood finished Residence, ev- | . can be secured by with ap clege Apply to MELVILL. Clreulars, Tic Prin gat | eFy convenience N J.—COTTAGES FOR SALE, ¥ ‘at Eagle Rock, Orange; the highest the coolest an PIANOFORTES, OnG Orange moan‘nins; —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, sQUARE AND @RAND Pianos of our own make. aso (or pals ad Manos, in perfect order. KNABE 2 CO., No. 112 Fifth Avenue, above Siztecuth healthiest spot in with grand views. Photographs of C. 5. BALL, 41 Pine sireet, fourth door, SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, NEAR Pa.. for sae, consisting of 63 acres, brick [louse (mod and first class Barn; the farm QUARERTOWN, in be hought reasor ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE Chickering Piano, $73; Piapos torent. $5 stalments taken, Guidsmuth's Pau Stvo.s. Bwecker sireet, near Bowery. GREAT BARGAIN $75; aprigne « 1 BEAUTIFS mises and $9il of 6: 7 vo the proprieior, Mickiandiows, P TAMPORD.—PARMS, DWELLIN ik Sites fer suis. oF furnisned full list at @, A. WUSBARD'S Real AND BUILD Houses to let. Estate Office. Btaratord, Conn. JANTED TO RELL i Fourteeath street. iene A PINE PLAUK AT KATONAH fifty acres. Addres ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT Chickering Piano! Hers, Carved leys, ever: J. BIODLE, 1s Waverley place, near Broadway. im prevement pending millions of Gallars: the party mast have casi. Avviy te JUN Olt, No. 1,490 Broad way. ACRES WEST VIRGINIA LAND FOR dress J. W. NORTON, St. Paul, Minn. ~AT HARTFORD, stone Mansion, &¢. ; PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS ner Twenty-first street and U6. a fine assortment reasonable terms, a iew Fi je used at great bargain 3 meomdce: PRIVATE FAMILY W gant Lecaer & Brow @ brilliant toned 7), [ore rood case, full a 4 warranted, $45.00, | avenue front, 900 feet trees; large Yarie'y of shade trees, s Pianoforte (at a sacrifices); richly carved, fot 17 acres of Land ge and elie, 100 fruit ti pond, sate tor | plewsant residence ; rap- For views, &c., x r ray low Yors city, or A.B, BESTON, Eoq., 140 Main street, Hartford, Cons. ng; 8 foi round, 7 x tave Chiekering Piano rvale residence No LapY WiLL Chickering Pianofo Mer, sweet. powertul © REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE. N_EXTHA WID BROWN STONE MANSION ON | below Futietn street, for city or Gountry property; the home is ele Higbilyencumoered. Address B. P. provements: per ading Stool and | Filth avence, YHICK BRINGS, fornished aud FINELY LOCATED FOUSE AND LOT=aLL DM or improved Property. Picture Lots on Long | | office, 187 Brow. R SALE OR EXCHA ch root house, S224; wing 29x! gereot ground, with carriage Rouse, MATHUSH BK Humming Bird” Pianos, only cy, 14 Weat Fourteeuth sircel, THIS OUT.—WONDERFUL Pianos: “Voiibyri P. MALE IS MAKING 0.099 5? fortes at less than hall price, Pianos direct from factory, Thirty Sith street au avenue and save bait your money. UPACTURKRS OF PIANOFORTES WILL FIND : to obtain estimates from the ESTABLISHMENT, ‘belore hav.ng their pripiing SANTED—A GOOD FARM, ON LONG IsLaND On | Monmouth county, for which ity Property (free mit be give, Addcese M. ., Fost otice, 3 ESTATE WANTED. JANTED—COUNTRY PLAOB UF 10 OR MORK having view of Hasson River; improved or nat be lights 1k, 178 Broadway _MATRIMOVIAL.— MAN, OF RESPECTABLE CONNECTION wishes to know some youns lady who of the present proveeaing. OCTAVE PIANO. $150; RENT, § @iegant fall round carved Pian’ rent $3. GORD Shiai ON, De 8 baat INT—OF OUR UWN MANU. in, thorough or. wrest, between Broad JANOPORTES TO pardon the impropriet ACKAN, Herald office, fu.4 avenue, N A PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY, VARY HAND. some and desirable furnished Rooms, suitshle tor vev- | eral gentlemen, at 22% Last Eleventh street, beiween Fecond and Third avenues. ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen; terias moderate ; location very ée- rable and convenient Inquire at Sl West Twenty- nia | To LET—HANDEOME, NEWLY PC RNISHED ROOMS, © or week. over cream saloon No. 3 St Ipied avenue, 0 LET—WITHOUT BOARD, A NICE. IED large, equare frout Hoom, of third floor ath, &6.: prices low: private house. 104 kast Twenty-tuuh street; references required. 4Q NEST RLEVENTH erReET — | 40 nished back Parlor, thre id Jiahted : hot and cold water; three ¢ for physician er dentist . to be vacant ou Ist gle Room to gentleman also. 938 EIGHTH AVENUY.—r « let, Jor housekeeping, le Bedrooms. ‘Mi GANTLY PUR- very airy RNISHED ROOMS TO e and small; also hail NFURNISHED ROOMS MENTS TO LE DESIRABLE PLOOR TO LET. terms, at 189 Matdongal etree ington square. Apply to Dr. WARD a D APART- containin Tnquire at 7i five rooms, with Immediate po session: est Twelfth street. 0 LET—ONB FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, WITH ALL improvements, rent $2}; one Floor, seven rooms, Improvements, rent $05. 2% ween seventh and Fighth ave: LET—A LARGE SECOND FLOOR; veniences. Apply at 136 Char 10 LET~IN BROOKLYN, KOOMS, PART Of A bouse, five minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry: hot and cold Water, bath ai : everything iv best condt- tion ; Femainde® of house occupied by three aduit Ameri- cars) would be divided af required, Apply at i I'ros- pect street, Brooxlyn. ud LET—PARLORS AND BASEMENTS OR # | Floor of house 151 West Tw: Fixth and Seventh aven: cellent order, with gas fixturi 100. 432,12, FEST TWENTY RIGHTH STREET, corner Sixth avenue.—Three Flats; every tm- provement, and small House, with parlors carpeted and looking giass. Inquire of 8, RICH, 74 Murray street. OND tleth street, between 1 good sized rooms, in ex- complete. uy HOUSES, | ROOMS, &., WANTED, In this City and Brookiyn, WO GENTLEMEN DESIRE TWO COMFORTABLE, airy Rooms, furnished, withont board or with Preaktast only; possession July I; terms must be mod- | erate. Address, stating full particulars, &, box i84 | Heraid oftic [WO LADIES, EMPLOYED OUT BY THE DAY, want two or three unfurnished Rooms in « private | Residence up town, east sile; references giveu. dress M. N.. box 106 Herald Uptown #ran-h office. TANTED—A FLOOR IN A TWO STORY RUTLD- ing: west side preferred ; two in family, rent must be moderate to_a good tenaht Address GUTTaAGE, Herald Uptown Branch of PROPOSALS. (jifics. OF THB BAILORS' SNUG HARBOR 7A O)'Wail street, New York, saue 25, i876 pans wilt Dé received at this o t noon, for 100,000 ood hard barrels fresh Koekland S00 tet ood, Buildings fevt goo uilding stone, to be deirvere: the Duilding—this bla to be per cuble foot ape e be Measured in the Wall; also 17.00 fect clear yellow pine roton dock barreia tt &) barrels Pla: Flooring, not more than four inches w ite will ba ceived ior the articles reparat ll to be delivered Harbor dock, on Staten Iviand, ex- ‘one. so be received anti! July 3, at noon, for lurnishing and setting three Siy hore Tubular Bull: ers, iron Roof for boiler house and iron Beams; also for Piping required tor warming the three tront bulid- ings and diming hall building. Sp: ciftcations seen on, aiter the Jah inst, Aopiy to Richard Smyth, Superintendent, at the offlee o the Ineituiton, Sailors’ Song Harbo:, Staton Island | he trustees do not hing therm est or any bid which shail mot be deemed tor the inceres Of ike Incdtntion. All bide inust De aduresed “irusses gine eailors’ song oe ae’ and marked “Proposals 01 yr.” AS GRBENLEAS, Controller. AE METROPOLITAN PRINTING EXTABLISOMENT mh Palen oR BR ceived nnill Tuesday, July 1%, 1875, tor the cor ton of & reservoir at Yonkers. Further mation can be had at the office of the Board of Commiseorers, Yonaess, 00M FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO | shipping | ao? Bews, | Wire To QECOND FLOOR OF G WHST TWHLPTH STREET, | © il | by, OBORGE, # PHELAN, 36 New 91 AG- | | Union sanare, Fourth avenue ai | ready for suipping. DICK#+ON & OO, sap Yi the Governor of emmaeivee to accept the lowe | MiaAz Tigi, OSTER AND VSORTABLE MARKET 4VE for sale—Doing a good cash business. Address MARKET, box 110 Yorkvitle Post office. GQTQOK AND FIXTURRO OF A STATIONERY? AND News Depot, with @ large paper route; a weaio it JAMES DENNIS & UV., applied tor sood. Inquire of 16 Nassau street. AILOR’S OPPORTUNITY.—A FIRST CLASS CUS. tom iailoring Eatablisuiment for sale, on princ! avenue; location Al; Axiures firatclass; | shall tively sell. See my ageut, JAMES CAUNEY, 15 Abing- n square (bighth avenue.) —————— __ MACHINERY, ieee DP IN. MACHINERY, MANUFACTURERS mesa cate wnting SeeMSVAN FalSNG the Ve, week PL rath, No. 216 Broadway. FS SALE—THREE G0-HORSE HORIZONTAL TUB. ular Boilers. 14 teet long, 4 feet diameter. 63 three- by 30. Apply to P. LOBIL- ree inch tubes: one Ke ARD & OO. 16 Ohainbers street LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE-RE- Vie + duced terms io sumer. P; RAIN, 48 West Eleventh street. W4StzP-70 BUY OR LEASH, A STEAM PRICK Yard, in good order, with good clay, sand and B13 Post oft y JANTED—TO CONTRACT FOR MAKING finishing any kind of iron machiner D. ROBERTS, 20) Wythe avenue, Brook! PURCHASE—A SECOND HAND 2). horse power Engine an 3 J. C, BALLBY, No. 0 Kast Fourth street, ___ BILLIARDS. BEVEL A] “STANDARD AMERICA LLIARD ALL. Tabdies, with the celebrated Combination Curie fons, are for sale ouly vy the manuiaciurer and para Li. W. COLLENDER, successor to Phelan & Collender, padway, New Yore. ANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD FABLES, MERICAN & with Delaney’s Wire cushions, solely used in alf mpionship and match games: second Land Tebles at it w. GRIPPITH @ © 4 Vesey st. ins EALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF BIL- liard tables will find, by examination, that tor Cheap and styush Printing of any description the METKOPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 415 Broadway, canuot be surp: REMIUM BILLIARD TABLES—WiITH L, DECKERS atent corled edged cushions; have taken (iret remium medal sx years in succession. For sale only Py L. DECK SK 400., corner Canal and Contre street. BLAN'S BILLIARD TARLES FOR SALE ONLY wt, Four ‘ork; 923 Chestnut street, Phiiadelphi : “WATCUES, JEWELRY, &c. DVANCES MADE ON GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS. A ‘sion; Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Allverware, nos, milks, Laces. dc. hought and so| business con- 5. FARUSKI, lud Nassau street, coruer of Ann, Brat floor. iat MERICAN | UFFICE—$75,000.~FINE DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, ludia Shawls, Value bles, &c., bonght: highest possible prices paid; also time PUrchasds eMectod; extablinied ib, JH, MARRINGER, 7% Broadway. RY, SILVERWARE ‘and told back when + ORGE O. ALLEN, y-aiuth street very sunall adv 1,100 Broadway, near Iw: (L8T YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE MI J TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, ‘ou will find \t advantageous. BROADWAY. NEAR viern | (old stand).—Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Siiver | Ware, Silks, &e., bought and sold, AdVauges made on 6. AO. HERTS, consigaments of goods leit for ci _ MARBLE MANTELS T GREATLY REDUCED PRices, An extenave stock of State aad Marble Mantels, ‘ash (rays aad Slate Work of every description. VENKUYN sLATie COMPANY, d Seventeenth st. N, ¥. T GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS—AN RXTENSIVE stock of Marbie and Marbleized Mantels aad ail ther Marble Works. Marble Turning for Ube trade. A. LABLA, 14 hawt Lignteenth street, near Third ROWN STON As notice, HAY ZELLING AT COST--LARGE ASSORTMENT MARBLE, Marbleized Mantels, Granite and Mt, Mowaments, street, E SILLS, NTPLS AND SaWED ki gis Brown one i yuave Lt ge YD tone Worl , With street and ihe Jersey Lily. Convement (o all depots. DENTISTRY COWAL RUSBER SBT OF TERTH 1) A. hours. ternoon. TURES Linpression in the forengon, teeth in Tharty fourth stre Sixth avenue, Coral ravber, ry wold sets, pintina sets whalebone rubber sets, P| open fronts Lip Litters, Lip Depressers, Regulators: nitroas oxide Vake green cars stom Grand ¥ Fry, of Sixth avenue cars, or Broad: way cars, Get of at balrey fourth street. NEWBROUGH, 128 West Thirty-fourth street, YET YOUR PRINTING DONK AT TH MESROPOLT- TAN PRINTING EtTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway. ‘ou will find it advantageous, (PERTH MADE AND FITTED IN A FEW HOURS T’ withont the slightest pain or inconvenience; imasti- aranteed, Teoth filed ‘amphiet on the teeth, KUBBRIS, 84 Koud ation and naturel with pearl stopping or poik, © port free, three stamps, Dr. &, J. | plreet New York, haa just undergone general repairs; i# well | inanchors and chains, sails, £e.; will be sold ¢! € be seen ai 100th street, East River. 3 Broadway, New Yor | BTS Kiev, Ber tangs Address, with fuil particulars, rent, price, | | reptiles, even thougn they may be harmless, crawi- | shoe, or evea to be made aware of a | Of particular interost occurred om the maren, but | | Of Our last two duys' journey, whien Jay, ip ap- | Monutainous character of | YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C: | A Wie BOATS, ALL SIZBS AND KIND: METALLIC | « aud wood Life Boats and Spoon Oars on hand or ‘Address SIBPHEN ROBERTS, | | built to order ol 87: ROWBOAT FO New and handsomely finished ; 14 teet |o! to i, WYCKUFP, lol West Sixteenth sireot. FPO8, BALESSLOOF, YACHT LUCILLE, 27 TONS, | dew av Apply to JOHN R, sib urement; Well found in every particular, 3 Now Pa West Fweltth st. Ok SALE—WHITRHALL BOAT, 18! at Spug Harbor, Staten Island Address G. OR SALE—A SLOOP CARRYIN PERT LONG. | M: OR SALE CHEAP—siXTEEN FOOT DOUBLE SCULL Mowboat, copper fastensd, with complete outtit, awning included. Address PLEASURE BOAT, statwn Dy | ITEAMTUG D. & BSTETS OYLINDER 18X18, bouler one year old: $1 good order; burns ea cost) | ree $4,000. Apply to WILLIAM BURNS, owner, 30) lond street, Elizat embers, NJ., or B. R, Ku LLOGG, No. abaiginlaete YACHT BLACK will carry 5 to 10 per- | sons; in splendid’ order and fastest Yacht on the river. BOYD & CHASE, lo7th sweet, East River. | — | THE HAYDEN SURVEY. EET er re INTERESTING INCIDENTS OF THE MARCH—DT#- COVERY OF CONCHOLOGICAL sPERCITENS— EZOCENTRICITIES OF THR EQCKY MOUNTAIN SHREP—THE ROSITA MINES, Is Cas, SOUTHERN Loronano,} June 17, 1876, As we advance southward through Colorado the climate becomes warmer, the flora grows | more tropical and the character of the waole country changes. The midday san pours down its scorching rays, parching the eartu jap- | ping up all the motsture of the small streams and | lakes, leaving only @ little in an occasional river bed, whic, om account of its greater drainage, survives the ovbers, The cacti iucrease | in size and numbers, and huge trees of | complexiy branched species abound ever) Where. The smalier yeilow-Nowered prickly | pear multiplies over tae sandy tacielands and blends the colors of tts large, rick blossoms with the scarlet flowers of the globe cactus, Tho Marshes and wet Jands are rich im their rare aud snowy plants, whule the flora of the higher eleva- tions, above timber line, is varied and beauiiful. In many places for stretones of mues aud miles the country presents barren, rocky tracts or sandy deserts, while in tne low river bottoms the vegetation is rank and luxuriant. Insects become more numerous, And at every successive camp we make these small vermin as well as iarger, in the way of mice, toads and small snakes, grow more aneoying 40d obnoxious for a@ time, It is any- thing but pleasant om awaking tn the early morning fo discover pernaps @ couple of young ing between the blankets oj one’s bed, or to Mind a | full grown toad comfertably enecouced in ab of field mice under tie pillow; yet this frequeatly occurs. But these are unavoidable compautons, and ene becomes used te their presence in the course of a few weers, particularly if there are no venemous specica among them, Great care must ve taken, however, in selecting @ resting piac to keep at @ distance from any holes in which rattlesnakes may be secreted, for in dry, sandy districts tuey are always abu t. TAB PROTOGRAPHIO PARTY expedition, having separated from the branches some days previons, remained over at Canyon City on Sunday, the 13th of Jane, in order to dispose of the extra luggage, photo- graphic instruments and provisions which haa been forwarded to us from Denver. Having ar- | rang the cargo satisfactorily for the morrow’a mart, We Spent the alternoon io a reconnoisance of we interesiing country surrounding us. We tried the hot soda baths, and were greatly refreshed thereby, for which we were | charged the modest sum of Mfty cents apiece; after Which Wo crossed the river to the north side ead visited the cold mineral springs, from whieh we drunk long and copioasiy. During the afte: boon, in passing & small pond, I was fortunate enough to discover in its water and on Its bau! nine distinct species of sdells, all of them dimii tive, but representing the ra heliz, hetroina, vitrina, liinnea, pupa and phyra, The menvers | of this branch of natural history are so scarce in the Territory that the obtaining of euch a collec. tion in nearly the same spot was very enovur- aging for (he summer's prospects. At four o'clock the next morning most of the camp Was asiir; for it was desirable, having extraordinarily heavy load, to be of betore tue heat of the day, Tae welcome yet unweicume call of “Grab-pile!” apprised the dilatory ones | that it was time for breakfast, The sound wasa | want one to our Clamorous stomachs, but ® very Upweicome one to our sleep-craving propensities, Hy hulf-pastsix the packs were ad- justed and all in readiness for starting. Nothing the stage road irom Canyon city to Rosita took uy | through some beautiiul scenery, awa ae it cended 1,600 feet im ten talles, Winding around the | Mountain sides as on jutting shelves, we obtained | & fine prospect of the country below for Mity miles or mure, being able to see the entire route pearance, scarcely a mile awa: We o Wak Creek, a email moun! 5 ful vailey, protected on ali sides by bi rooky hills, to the west of which, we were toid, th ‘were numbers of mountain sheep whieh fr: quented the ny ir peaks, At hall-past ten A. M., On account of thé heaviness of the packs and ti way Wo bad ped on @ delight | surrounded by & dense from their persecutors, | fourteen mil | for sayin, | sales were 44,700 rest of the day in this spot, The aparejoes were set as usual in a rew in the foreground, and sna cargo assorted according to the order in whic! we might wish to make use of any portion of it. We had been favored with unusually clear ‘weather ever since leaving Denver, witn the ex+ ception of one or two insignificant showers. 16 was a superb night, and, witn nothing over us but our blankets and the broad canopy of heaven, We lay down to sleep and peaceful dreams, Getting off by seven o'clock the next morning, we had hardly travelled three miles when a rara sight met our eyes, the like of which, in ali proba- bility, we shall never see again, Several of us nad been riding in the rear of the train, WATOSING OLD “JAKE,” * one of the largest pack mules, who at every op- portunity would slink inte some secluded clamp of busues by the wayside and lie down unob~ served, This he had aiready done several times, and once or twice we bad been on the verge of losing him, As we rode through @ narrow canyon, walled on one side by asteepbank covered with trees and onthe other by a towering mass of perpendicular rock, happening to glance upward, we saw, standing on one of the narrow ledges of the latter, a flock of sheep, which some of av first took for antelope, which was a very ridicus lous errer.” Byery one observed them at the same time, and for an instant, 80 great wasour surprise, not @ man stirred in bis saddle. There, with inquis- itive gaze, unmixed with fear, scarcely 100 feet above us, were seven Rocky Mountain sheep, five of them fall grown and two of them small lambs, In our excitement we did net determine how many were rams and how many ewes, but, as both s0Xes are endowed with horns, this oversight may havo been excusavle. At the same se@ond, as if ata given signal, each man leaped from his seat, and, bending one knee to the ground, picked out his animal and fired, There was o quick mover ment among our animals, and almost instantance ously both mules and sheep were out of sight, The two little lambs, however, appeared again In a perpendicular crevice near the summit of the rock, and, bleating piteously, skipped over such seemingly inaccessible places that they resem, bled files gliding rapidiy up a wall, This was.the signal for numerous wild shots; for, al though most of the boys were good marksmen the sudden unlooked-for appearance of this noble game unnerved them and they shot wide of the mark. Thus it came about that we had no tender wild-mutton for our dinne: THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP, A few words to this place relacive to these an: mals may be of interest, A full-grown ram js as large a8 @ good-sized domestic calf, Its coat of hair resembles in texture and color that of a deer, beimg coarse and of & gray color. The horns are stout and curved backward, as in a domestic sheep, with the exceplion that they are much larger. The femule possesses them alsa, veing straighter and shorter. Hunters say that im descending from a rocky elif they throw themselves sometim: over filty feet, allgsting on their horns, which are so tic that the amtmal bounds into the air and alights on its feet. This ts very plausible, as the Indiané use these horns for bows, possessing some means ef straightening them ont for ‘ais purpose, | An ordinary sheep will weigh 500 or 600 pounds The excitement being over (who cam blame @ man for beeoming excited on such an occasion, When it ls KnOWn that these animais are becoming so rare even in these mountains?) there was nothing leit to do but resume our journey, re- gretting tie haste with which we had acted, But not a mule was to beseen. After a few moments’ search we Giacoverad them in @ little hollow, thicket, tm whien they had unwittingly corralied themselves, ali standing in a circle, with their long, solemn Noses touching, seeming te be consniting among themselves which way to proceed to get away We drove on for about before stopping for the day. The road lay in dust #ix inches thick, and, as the wind blew briskly, we were constantly enveloped in @ @ense cloud, Our eyes soon felt like deserts of saud, with a mud pool im each gorner, and wa were like blind men following the blind, Where ‘we were compelled to camp there was no water In the neighborhood fer several miles, excepting ove stagnant, filthy puddie of viack mud, where the cattle had been wallowing. It resembied the black filth of a city refuse sink; but as there was @ spring at the bottom and there was no other avaliable water, we had tomake the best of it. Digging out the stinking muck with a spade, we walled the hole up with stones, and bailing the dirty water out for over am hour, were rewarded at length with some tolerably clear water, wkich We were compelled to drink ourselves after fiter- ing, avd dip out in buckets to the thirsty animais, But it was cool, and by shutting our eyes to avuld veeing the color avd by holding our breath to pre- vent the odor from choking us, we coaid imagine it by a strange sor of mental legerdemain, aciear. cool, sparkilng, heaituful beverage. from our camp on Oak Creek we picked hp along the way from time to time small pieces of rich ore, containing ead, copper, trom, and not a Uttie silver, Itkad evidently been dropped from Wagons loaded with the ore (rom the Rosita mines, and, meeting some men witk two wagon loads of | the precions metal, we were presented with a mple of the best mine im that locality, which specimen was the richest we had ever seen. We were now very near Wet Mountain Valiay, woieh would have to be crosaed In a day or 80, aud in ac- cordance with Its legendary character tho sky even now became overcast and threatening we put up our tents beneath the shelter of tue gitns pines, threngh whick the wind sighed piain- | tively, waftiog their sweet odors around us te soothe us to sleep. WALL SIREET NOTES, SOME MORE “BOTTOM FACTS”—NOTHING ELse It is worth while to call attention to the fact that this new service of Pacifico Mail with Aus traila may opentous and them a market for cheap calicoes, cotton prints and white cotton of American manufacture, which may epabie them to dress much more cheaply than they can under & Britian price list, freight being considered. A i-tinguismed Kuglish statesm is responsible that if we could only persua women of China to wear cotton wi Willis Of Manchester might never be rt js Safe enough ior us to argue that If We Cap «\p. | ply the women of Australia with cotten goons cheaper tham they can get them trom we laud ao excellent opportunity of cap that portion of their trade, GOLD 18 again a disturbing induence the street, as is Usual before the revate is anmounced, wand ail te of stories are set afloat us to the Im poverisli« | meat of the freasury, Two bottom facts rewaln, howe’ — Pir he Treasury has never defanited upon any interest ohligation presented Lt. Second—It was wnuerstood ti the coin to meet accruing interest When presented for pay- meus was forwarded to tae Sub-Treasury heie Yeeterday afternoon. THY SITUATION IN ERIR. Erte opened tn London yi day at 11% and cea during the Jay to13 w 18%. Erie here op at 15% and COD LO 10's @ 15K. The ares, MUNICIPAL NOTES, tis now anderstood that the resointt p passed by the Board of Alfermen as to the wages of laborers on city work is imoperative, and would be such if that bedy ha@ she rights to controi aud regulate such a matter, The republican memvers t from the last meetiag, ne resolution 9 00 as to expenditu wf Money couia be legally passed, Mayor Wickham Will, therefore, for the preseut be provected from ® disagrees demand to he resolution practically rescind. ton. on Connty Affairs of the Board of ‘tod in favor of an appropria- Seventh regiment for the pur- gan armory On tie ground leased at, boumded by Sixty-sixth and treete and Fourth aad Lexingiwon heat of yesterday kept the the City Mail comparatively “shert-hairs,” however, @a appemrance and canvassed the poubicul TEapEnN Vlatery Ovth tae arlene . ue “SWallow-Caiis ? Boxt [ali were freeiy uttered, tery Mayor Wickham ise net yet arrived at any den. nite conclusion a% to who he shall appoin id traAKt Commissioners, It 19 aa Important watsante t on te ration. a remain aveigne.. Wii not ‘oF and Comptrolter setiie tins aiMeulty and allow those su Yigg Men bo tee Oclye the) Fa-marned salaries 2 bixty-eeventa bat! yy