The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 28, 1866, Page 2

------o bea THE NE W MA ORK SON +t Now = : ht, a r & ' obber evil influ. Prac alien upon the aod there The friends of temperence ULSDAY MORNIN JUNE 28, 1866, have gone had ' ter labor = systern | at t their shoulders to the wheel at this - ! ~~ | Of the south inter to prevent Is | critics juncture, and give their aid to th why The War io Farope. there any + a ” e cotton planter | organ z rt. “Tae foreign news which we publ ah this morn. | of M e'ss'npi show De te oer | ei oa -oliictans and Middlemen, fng indicates that the war berween Prusria and | Housend tm lee—to buy ba ¢ ens o? Is | ihely Wert and Only Keal Poemice Anetra haw aleaty It is reported | there any rear se ta nid not 1866. thet Prose hed promulgate! an oMfcal deciare- factured t ‘or a bore l tion of war, and s Pera paper profeased to have iy N . lupe, wewecf a battle having bees tiight between tie that Now ” Lope to Awaken your Priligerents, near Loipaic. Aside from these re ’ Tracdee’ Unions, Ports, bowever, we lave definite news of host! ‘ iwily ican best do it, movernente which show that the firs b of artne aid ¢ ely, the dangers that throsten Das probably occurred ere this, The Germaa the power «f our “politl- Confe eration, before reported, bal com / . b be CTROMHY POWSE OF Shere lied with the proposit on male by Austria, to mo- | @qQ ial ty. Ithastwo very material advantages that 1 bes ' he : i ee ; Be, ee : ah b live toe Federal army, That messure wasn vir |New Bogiaud bas uot, de the frat place by |, sate, per apa Leyor the possibility of belog tual endorsement of Auris by tho minor ( | Manu xcturing into favrica the cotton ey} re : ’ painfully eviseut aod this 18 Pistes The newa whch we now Lace ‘es producer, the South w he hearty expe i if Bc echas padded Id idee 8 fe eilect that the said a tion was regarded by Pr | eer © W fella yon Now Eagland or the ten avo abort mith af theie might ‘0 ect of hosmmiity by ates, and that Prus- | | po teton of the raw material Cotta ioe buley stur ! te natural ree accordiug'y at ouce invaded H.ivover and Bax- | Ce mmo at the coms of ite trausportat oo ts He ‘ 4 ! - > f employer ony aimultaneously Thia action would, of | Decesear: Again, the trar rtation of aud Course, necess tate prompt measures on the part | te tenulectured Low irom New Basiaod tothe tead of soleuing pt of Ausra, A sirong force of Austrians bas beon | Bvulb woul! be save!, whi lie another import Saane . ag ed Wun whey Messing on the border of Saxony, and t force | antitero, Tus there ioe J 4 au » woul! doubtless be hurried forward into tue latter | he side ol tue Sous ne coat e s ie Grate to meet the Poussians. Tue most finportant | required to convert the tou into fa S de " Li ey ry , feature of the present news is the rupture be- | peas 2 8 great inrasure, pon the living ex- | @ on we it tweeo Piuss.a aud the minor German Bistes, | peace ie operatives, Tueve exyr in} < het port As the ou.est of the difficulty between Prussia aud | New Faglant, are comparatively Seay RUG) Gaiaily ue suralifceahey have: paup riced Austria, Count Bismarn labored bard to secure for | products Of agriculture in that «cb ero very | wy bie Zed it ihe more, fin y ut ty Lave V uasia the co-operation of the Gorman Siaes, | Vebt, for the laut ia poor mol barren and it is Bind eh oe Tben Maka Aid Wehoke Me Paling in that, he next attempted to obtain from | Deces#arily supplied tom vreat extent by the Weat- tee tine ; “fl ih Fig He en them @ guaranty of strict neutrality. The eeqiel | ero atates, Phe South, beng a fine egricuiure | beeten, tue forve of theae cle Proves thar Le wae equally unsuccessful in thas | Teg!00, can produce ite own fap ro\ucts, and | bu vat Net A Buhach yi effort. The German D ot cons.dered she merits of | Can -uraish them to operatives much e chesply | wore unt Liheesien of & ‘ou shetet the dispute, aod sabsiantially decides to shan can be done in Now Bogiand. Why, then, | sua the of ti ans, ey Avttria, thus incurring the invamon sbouli not the 8 uth a ¢ cotton | nis e eilect al raheem shat voticod, The conseqnence will probably be that | @O0U*—ite own wa geurrally, {oF | io he F mefic.al progrees auu every the lesser German 8 atea will array themaelves by | that mater’ The or that we eee i8 | reals sua wt ewe dldot ou the mice of Austria in the great contest. ibs [in respect to capital, bus the Son hern Simes can Bai. aca : caabawart itahe would change the whole aspect of the mruggle, | borrow all the money they wort, and they mht | Oh ‘ na % lemmas fe 18 for Austria and the B:ates would be able to pas in | en ouraye manufacturing enterprises by Sate a. | te woe several Vraies' Unvus Ww Wel th fieli wforce far superior in numbers to that | 1 the movernent were once miarted, t | ‘ i" i alt HOLE Would © er “0 which Prussia and Tia'y can muster. Tole belt about capital would aoou Le vate capt ve Ba ied ’ ae % pe aan iene the situat.on of the siruigle, the next foreign mall | Would maturally be aitracod there, Tuere is no | y stout ep peala 4 vu tags will ho eagerly looked for doubt thatthe Suh would bo g eaily beuefitied | ire . y ab we Or aitereert eee sriabadgMlendenctlnt . Yernbvark ogin manufactures, anc, ar the \oter- | e rnroatd bane: r Nard estas tat r9 Injadicious Fuvishmeut ia the Pablic est of the South is the interest of the whole couns|_ucy jus wud policy.” Yusy: les Benools ; try, We hope that she movement in quesiioa w thei « @ 4d mtusaze, and suey wil thus Numerous communications hava been f rwaried meet With generkl éndoutazement : ey bave ceeu owing i, uge@s,a.d ben eh liren atteucieg our public a Is. Li soverol | Trade Unions Veetvoved by the Politicians. p-Ubidede be Our Teade Un . instances the ex purte statemocnts of ‘he parents IS wcommunicati n upon the subject of Vrade | seer pe vm waa's eu Present cases that woul seem to jusiify the | Unions which we pu lish in anot ver column, ihe it gh leni Ath re Lut polity ein diegae interference of the Board o: E lication; bus in the | writer declares thas the trate ous Who wade abu wD ah or.lisy @ a abeence of any explauatiou by the te ors, it | thiscity aro general y |e ating aud in danger I huey ere tue Mines ol Midi, woud be proper to naine thea. or apeci y of dissolution, Tlus uaformation is hob new to ua | UNMEL bloke juilty elel erate eae Othe periicular shovla, where injudicious punishment | and if is were new ibeoul! hardly be Ine K pec wy Lineu,"? Witu your portusaon, |b wre wu. Jainficted upon the very young #eholare. Moet | Tue c urse which aome of the | have atierly | voter ue. bP Mob, Prominent among the cases to which we allude, | pursued could lead to no other reut than that | = —<— = Gre several instances occurring lu three different | which our correspondent indicates, Tuecus has linancial News, masctergey = town schools, where roung chillren were | often warned therm of this danger, but withous New York, Wedneacay, tune 23,04 ~ the etter detaing | after the otvers were dismissed, and not | heeding our alvice ibey oave ri 1 Ouward until » Seem “uolsbous oF the genera, Stock market, com- even allowed to gotothe water-cinei., In one | ibey now begin to ave that they bave made a great | Peted Wa thore of yeste;day afiernoon, sow au ad instance, @ sensitize chil! was male quite mick by | mistake. Wo siucerely desre to ace the Trade | Yae'e 14 She yucteuione cs Wem ‘6 tol pescean Gov such juysbmeut—another ay.'od ite clothes, aad | Uatons prosper, for we HOE TYCO | oe et eee Sapiro Blehes, Gee @third could not be persualed or punished inio | duced, they woul! be mw gration 1ne UNG a Ret eeas asl ronal Bolly supped Wik idle Capial at 406 per ceas., @tien ‘ing ihe same # hoo! agaiv benefit to the woukingimen this Ys | anddeountsathaS, Foreign exchange was duli Tr may be thas there are exerptional | Ras we <esire to t+ the members of the thtel The following cose, ani that the teshera did pot] trae Uniovs pla nis, that if they expect ther sho ie) irom New suppone they were adiniuisieriog any very | societies to be productive of good, they must turn rid wig UME 2b, severe punishment upon the childre.; and no | over a uew veal in thelr management. J istead of 1266. doubt thou,hs the pupils were merely desirous of | allowing them to be couveried isto were p lit.cal For the week, 2 FBS overcoming tha munotony of “be ng kops i’ by | machines, by the dotrigues o: members who are i ec acta ate Fibs Wid bahia asking to visit the yard~ everiheless no oo Mpo- | toc porticlans, tb must contiuo the opera Since Jan, lat. TiHYIL GIS $luas tens teacher could fail so discover the real wautaf | tlon the Unions to their legitimate OL jects—to | The Sew York imports coupare us follows achild, under such c.rcumstances, if they truly | prom. te fellowship aud ¢ among the tic Dey ¢ a desired ihe impr nent, nore than the punish- | te to iinprove them iniellectually and eocia ly General Merchandise ment of a litte occ, Who had failed in learoing i by sasocaton; to advance the iutereste of ibeir Total for the week le ® Those who have reared a farnily of chil peticular (rave, and to aid in elevating aud digui- Pies wuely cepuced dren, or who have ha! the management of a] fying labor, And how sonld these objeus Le Since Jan. let. " echecl, know the trials and responsibilities at- | accomplished’ By mal the Trade Uaions mee On'eus to-day Flour wae rather mo.e steady, tached to the position of parent ors diuma for the dese ail f useful knowledge; | Wheat was tandfiim, Corn was rather more They understand the thousan aud « by using therm w prot 8 we ugmeou from the | stead, @arkade firmer and quet, Pork ef the wituation, bug if they met each particular | extortion of ape ulatwr: by diccu oon pree | wae fi t wee eterdy, Lard was ¢ aud - x 1 ar wale abu uneueny sof achild, sccording to ite peculiar | senting vo the puclhe, in atemperate mauner, su h stabi uit kéconie? DOAK: Prese tation, they need flud no diffoulty in p ops | iacts and arguments as are calculate | to nw ivance B00 US, Oe beduta. hd 189 NY ven Ras. O8ty ely punishing the culprit, without tranagressing | the interests of labor, Toe primary trouilo with ry coe lw Ne ! the \awecf bealth,or iaterieriog with the family the Trace Unions, thatase h the m.sfor- * ? ee 7 4 nie ® a CoE is ey. r school discipline, Ip nine cases out of ton | june of bavivg ‘ujudicious leaders. Windy spoute | 200 e 2 140 Qo... euildren do not require punishment half as tnuch | era hive too often Le nyplaced i of: sia tie ex: 2 Ob be ibd 4 200 frie if R as they require proper dir O the periorm- | ciusion of good audeeasble men, wreatly to the | a . F « 400 Keading K. anew of their school-duties. Ifaclhild doesnot learn | cesrimeont of the societies, Tue Trade Unious | 4 F ip a edifficnlt lesson rea ily, and inper ecily learns it ougot to be of gieat service to the workiuginen, | 14) ! i on compulelon, it is fair to presume the capacity | and we hic petias lave expereuce wil lead toa 47 N.C. Ge tb <b * ‘a overtasked, or there ‘e somaihing wroug in the | re‘orin shat will make she: worvicea! lL. ‘Yodo wo |b" aie oe irae ta rn mode of instruction. It would be besser for every | jy jx only necessary for them to cl pe cl vt oe LD.. 1% 8 gai, teacher to try @ pleasanter way of imparting their leritimate o! keeping polities aud pol | know'e’ge to the little ones (we do not mean Liclans ats wale d sta: moruly, balf-grown boye and girls, for ther often requir tad punishmen’), aud see whatefota | The Late Invaion of anata Reception ‘enange of base” would have, In our time we vt tue Sows ia togiaud, have known certain teaches who complained that Tue foreign wail which arrvel yesterday, they ‘never could do anything with theirachol. | Yrought us the FE ylsh papers coussining ihe fiat | | and yet, when the same pupila were placed | BOWS 0! the Fenian invasouos Canady, We have ‘n charge of other teachers, their progress wae not | fi lt some curiosity to kuow hw toe ‘uvasiou news only satisfactory, but rapid. Wa would sugsess | Would bereveived in Boxlaud. Tbe papers that to the Board of Educat she establishuuent of a | We bave receivol conta a ¢ the ca andr ‘tral day,’ for the teachers in oirpu he «che Oxcibas part of the news, tis evens that it who are accused of any offerce or i matier did not cisturd the equavimety of Jobn petency, Afer @ full boaring In each | Ballin tho least, Yue i) vaswon treated with ray It them fines” “suspeuc” or dig: | ridiculy andthe idea of the Ps ians charge,” as the case wv be, or “‘commena't | Canada, secms to t regarded aa end ‘promote’ the fashful aud competent in- | good joke, by the Bagle) papers. N SMructors of our youth, Sach Asyatem for disc. | Seems to bave bey occasouad by the Plining the teachers will not necossar ly disturb | even send aieur or destroy their efictency in the schools for in tional journsle fe every case Where parents or scholars pret rtrivial Bull or vindicvive charges, the resuli iu favor of the at nothing al 1 dese? ‘ ) wort » Sarap we ae teacher would nos only deter other parties from Lor Eagisud will wakes John wa ab 6 to Fee cose Pepastoa wh, ou plaining wihout cause, bus the teacher would | Mon of te er to which he is exposed, and | & ed on a8 containiag the viriuee of & , be eo effoctualy en lorsed by the higher powers’? | Will continue to t tithe day of leleuu's r ad eee ana 1s worthy of the public that echolars would the more readily coaform to | demption shall have ari confluence, Ur, Ayei's Baresp cures whea ikea quiremoins cidgerine neali i r hing pAeye the diseases (hat require ap ew Means cevslemeds Liv> the parevty children and Als for the Hoard of Ixciee, spotted t ike Vominoes.— lhe Veeth sooa teachers achauce to be heart be/ors y eae A socieTY callet “Lae Mesropoliian Tempers ¥ Peis Pai , : wre your body, M becouwe epeckiou, if every deal meat is pot semoved an! you will thereby inctessy they advauta. | 82°@ Assuciation a neen aed in this vityy | ‘a every bweaty-iour hows, Te do this ge6 bow conferred upod tie comuueity by our | MO oset of wt beptich oondeig oe | there i# poth.ng ike pozcdont, It ht goble sysiem of public schools i y Hon, to ad in earryins cut the law p ra (he en we, impes vious aad sudestruc 15.h, 1508, kKuown as the Excin Lis, | t be. beware of uitations. 119 Clow the Sout itis N vgleciea its Oppor- | the wou! end material steength of the trie ds of aisdea’s sauntive Pils, for Const!pa- Tax Southern Bh esgrcig rongly acyos ve . ee en Ne olRes sedioeaniess an Hl Babee deg Acar tes ito eth day 2 the esaiiiebmous of 19s: wactorios iu ge pays ai ae re Spa bat lies dnp es rea eee ual ‘A y Ail Srueniatt Hon, Their remarks upon t 49 gui joct are wer a | he M pea are ae sas a , wheeler & moiee st yi ally imersverses with vitier allusions to Now Eas |e god oue an yes tle en orse.veut of | howe sew & ackine ¢ ompany Nob tend,which imply that heir Pr ject ie instigateito | every hovest and rebiminded el 2. Blind saewe, di Pe eosuent, Gome extent by a viudic.ive desire to cripileihe | fr eude of ten p rance in this c.ty need au | Manufacturing business of the YR uh oe.” nest; bas the same time, we ho « they will con fo urge thie matter upon their people unt.l -the tuoproved kijliptle took Wii Matisnue—A. Li, pupiee, Antilin Wauieu. | Zaion arou Win perance d which to rally in eu rm which the Board of -ipue ¥ | Row strenuously Isbor.ng to accomplish. Vue] ), motive Chemical jemede, Fostoree aray secure the @ ad for whi-h they are labor ug. The | enem'ca of the Excise Law are thoroughly « Tean- | pod by Kueuton, lu ‘AstorHousesand al South oughs now to be just what New England is led, and are usiug every possible means to pres ‘The best piace te bay Spring asd Sum fm reapect to the mauufeciure of Southern pros | Yeut any restriction upon the nefarious liquor Per ene Revenant lara Be fos Baidwi pen] Ore ab ower, ec est assorimeut deem, The woah which has been phowored | Walle, Tusy arc backed up by plopiy of money 4] piviy iu be ciiy, amd prices lean” Pienee cal. iis yeare, a native of The friend. of tbe fansily thers. Roger and imy.ted to attend t “il baat o'clock DOLGHERTY Dourherty. aged 2 Connty Meath. The fri nde of ¢ to attend the funer Inet, at 3 o’ O'DONSELL—On We tnesday, June th, Eliza. wife of raimond O'Donuel\, in ee, beth © Old year ot Limertek, tien! { the r Ochs. Lom he Dong i) epeurary, o June 48 Col Tikit C: ie revular me trae of & ecting ot Hemiere are 104 PARRGS, Pres N wilihod ing, June iin, ae ir t SOCKE AY ta her Mathe the beid atthe. this even Gre by otvers, inviet SHERIDAN, 860 F ques.ed to atte ome hariy a Also. S.ngi the eneul request Dies, ul cA EX The publi iy y foe Beat Keil « Pak hy Mies Le ire Ree C PL BLIC y at their Singin A var 1 DAN, Se IME TO TIMF, young men net MELAS, V ear. C2 IRKER, Lead NNELL'S pay HiR MATHEW t Biookiy flee thie even rand op, deut of Father Mathew aod oers, Meinbe.s will piease be al! in ai- to busine © this, Lhur day, evening, as JAMES THOS BATA BARRY —On Jone 27th. James Rarre. Br KLAYER revular weekly f. At i's o'clock, e meetirg of Ye at the large b iicor JOS u gene inher Mathew T New York, will bold @ public tetop & Loe elivered by « teu WON Atubo~, Co, Meath, and lawience Pirry, he trneral, trom bi ivto st, this Tharedey afternoon 1 On Tuerdar, June 6 veateand 6 month ireiand, he family al, thie Ca Are reaper day) i ‘a Jone trer 7th, afew he ae endeof the fam hie the Ve tesiden Spe) Na" RS Or, MICU'L DAILY, See eting on Friday, cere for the Chealne ue ted to aiteud, N JOUN SUERIDAN, k OTICE—THE STONEMASONS OF wekiym¢ nyon F Dan, SEY NOTE wi ip hy ng by Me and M hall wo Les by Tat ave, smith, iD bg term, ed. Full at By order GRANDPUL Me's will be held Sud et ne nN. ¥ are resvectfuliy invited to »tten tt aod Mr wis aod Mie sILY Carrol. as EMPERANCE M A. i 76 Wrince satwhich @ lect, raduare 4s by severa FEENY, Peat. th: ere wil’ be a meet B. society, No 1, of Hoboken, » to-nigh : A Au "y JAS. ROAKI “BAND er. » Ee Db Pup in, T. A. B, poe Siveing by Messrs, MOLLOY i), Ree, nee, eiran, emenie tor our Piet Roeuar Mie acg on bext MICs 4 EL 1 re 4ing. ‘Kall + CALLINAN, l Ing OF 1b@ wiO@aniad Cie @to be heid in the Brookiyn Asser oly day ev-ning, business ot N cv of Muceon and eV oDIng, & Oo! sh OTIC por BRADY HE euue tu assem sat ils of CHARLES Marsdal, BUY TORICt—THE met Avengers Civeieot the Fenian Broiherhood Of South Bioogi) ny Are Feouee 4 to attend a me nportanc.eto —A REGULAR MEETING she dames Cody © reie will be held at their Hail, clock. PO bain Ce Every mew ber Duriuers ia to MEMBE Coacep'ion 'T. A. B, round the flag, Boye." sarryowen,) Centre, MEMBERS OF Rooms, Columbia inet, at To o'clock ausacte Cursopher A hore ks Socle'y are her ib full regalia, with crepe oa i cin, room, Mast ye #00 tose Phureda: clock, P. a. te atten “ee ad LE, “Sec. Tito OLN MeGONIGAL, Ree SOR on Higgins teey City, will addreee the meeting; Prot, Corduck wilt pertorm op the Hichianua pipes, ing by Post, Keenan and Farley. and thor? « ne transacved, “THE IMMAC 6 ted a to full ©. Noon, + noon 126 term CHOL. ec. Be GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING OF A. B. Soctety No, 2 ot N.Y, ror iidet amd 2d ave, on Spesking by Joho Mo» Merritt, Davion and The pubic aia Applying to JOMN he tuembere ae re- 1g this fe pominas ut for se SLI TE M lee ED-OA 1h PUN BE) TING B, Societ jou ure on ben ot the Fr KRekNARD is ALT, YOU MISGUIDED ng of the Y, th hin; r a tall, REMOVED FROM Yu Mott #6 to 199 Fourth a, bes aves A and b 339 ', A. T. B. SOCIETY, ety, Je.se Neh, sul wy THE there 485 thie Thursday pembers iu good lave Coon urht Range ( ' arm, she funes ef the pociety fame time and OGM, D, PATRICK neishho: } pie mm Or. . Cor FOR hi New Be F IR SALE A aud taney ec With sooueans t 1 Die Conne dius, be sold h voou thes, i vixd ioe Led, 22x20 16 in, & 4 order, Lo. of aston, t y sumber ynt jiou sezap, Appiy wl. Ay bas, é t ddth or, uw 4OR SALE—CANDY AND NEWSPAPER store ber f and 53th aie 2 back rooms to live In, Cail at ight uve, a6 FOR SALE ae SALI img | EB K i 4 ADs LOO..@ ae +5) a. ros bland tos fireworks, wh be With 5 louma tia: avenue 0, New Yo goimg South. App $20 jely shore, with a Ont, Brook! ny f niely OP. GAKENEY, Auct'r, 22 J veare loam Must be solu, us the ower is foing pou h, ND TO LET—THE oh le ne ane Vor tull pas verot Meserole ave, i SALE IN BROC ‘ ery SUR SALL—a» TOY AND CANDY STOR: Laquise at the premees, wy WILD ies cG.In 88.00n, 26) Neva k ave, City, #OR SALE-A CANDY SiO - cream, eode Water gud troop beer, Lic L4 Avenue t I Téh, KIN ~DININ were at Mr, MITCL O19 az vey tli eheap. Good re. U45 Seventh eve, Moar 20, ob POR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTUL vi BOLY Bods swore; pr ce od bos vi4 per moth, iy at 4 Goerck a1, fer —FOR SALE, THE STOCK Ixb Uxtores of ® candy, vewspaper and var- 0d FOU 0; DUMUOI, hae bid ot -FOR SALE CHEAP, k ond fixtures of a mens sud ve od bus tas VARIETY near let av DLING WOOD YARD, wi beteain power, ho.see wagsous, well stokes, ‘ud Cheap rent, DOW oink &¥ood tiade. she cor, b0.b ot. suu lath ave, on the » 7 te of- Gane ie par. As OF JOUN Fy seed 4) Ireland thore of bie bre te rerceet file Jat n. Petriek ative of invited Henry prone te oauvect toe Parien Effan, Co, family are respect niliy invited to a4 UNION — THE m esting will be hod atthe ie sid eb. end 24 ave. on Thura- Non-members a einvited, J ARPENTERS’ UNION NO. 8 WILE, Hold » for the pur ine jovau'e, cor 23d 8 aud i iret Al Weasous are ier jureted (0 attead, ot twientei Indies and of iueirumeoial music may the.r ¢ Temperance Qt their tail, coe: of pe kers—Joon Duno Boa, ¢ Orie EM- pouth on ‘Thure “ AS ita the ven 5 M A ! ; ‘ae T rd M r » ‘ eMPE ) a] SG zu un, r Fou. T Mr. J “ r : 5 a L ano ‘ City, van and ohe s, nom nations for officers will take pace, Es BAKKY, Pros, JO UN ELYNN, Vice Pres. THOS, "| PRISH-AMERICAN” CIRCLE, EF. BIE members of the above Cire Cf iecumine such, will Piesse Aen ae “F B tug at Hiow Saloon, cor ot U4 bh atend Sh aveon Tu nstday +veaine, YS b inet, at 7 o'clock, to make “ . ~ OL D ore ina populated cheao ren » AND IVE pes, SALOON” AND use, dciag a good bu rOue Eve Ane is (3 tent en tue pare | Goc ERY FoR SALE—WITH HORSE and wagon; will be eoid cheap, as the owner le Vary cheap ios YOR SALESTHE CANDY AND THREAD | he, nea: Kaome, Meul low, Appiy on (Le p.elie@e bu cue ix | WOR SALE—A NEAT CANDY AND MILK | int AUCTION NOTICES, “ — —— Al AUCTION—TO RE SOLD AT TAB Mie Pound. Soth street, between 4th and deb Or. @ Light Bar Horse, 15 bends bich, with star on the forehead, on Jnne d0th, at so'clock P.M ABI MR. Dive GALBRAITH, ESQ., AND Bryson, of Brooklyn, will adusess the pniue ug of No 8 thie evening, at i's c’eeek, in ie perance Tost tue, 29 hot. weet of Oth ar. mie M @ Bivsca and Mr, Pors will be present am Two image hails to let, Is aire op th em: CHAS A. CLARK, Pree. BERNARD Me BE, Vice Peat, CuAS. PARKS, Bee, 1:9 Moxceace SALE—ISAAC WOLF, AUC? toneer, willeel! the aioe of ercee tes, Hqaore and house olf ‘ainitare which was temoved t.om the corner of 19 hat. and 6h avenue, B.ooalyn, ta 49 Jackson et, NV. weve it will be sod « aue ion | thie dav, at il o'clock A.M. viz.: Som one | apices, 1 come, Pails chaira, tables, bedstea is, beie ding, mirrove, PHILIP TOWN, Mo. aes AWNKROKER'S SALE—BE be TN: GRA Aldw Teel! this day clock, at 55 New liowe.v, 55) loin silt die fuera, tanlec othe, caper, conte, pa JOHN OT MERKA, cor Co Jumbia and 1 Br pa* NBROKER’S SALE-R. FILLD, 4, tionrer, 480 Peal at, will reli this O'clock. ab ut 7 love of women's clothing. ober drevses broche, silk and ¢ cloaks, }emuante Greve goods, under cia quilts, &e., &e Mote PAW SBRORER'S SALE 1HIS DA Wa. TH BROWN Aucv'r, will weil at the os Sm hd ed PPIDG ot. atl 6 O'cwre, & FeLerAl a nt of unre jeemed pede C DLIPP, 265 beast 1th PAWNBROKER S SALE, THIs D. JOY MORTIMER, 1) East Broads low toru's and women's clothing, alk, d other d eecs okirte, ahiwle, elt coske aud remaan 6, ehe hark, ep. ade, quits, boot ers, Conte, pants, vesis, ane oLuer goo. toe attention of dealers aad ow By Stich, 2v7 I hird ave. RY AWNBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY—B, WEAVER. Ji. will sei at hie Sales oom, +4 Ninth ave, 5 love of men, apparel, con and jewel thin By order of Mis, B. COs DAY, BY 4 “ thy the at. yy ofuer ot E, ll ave. "HERMAN, AUCT R—FRIDAY, JUNE sien, at 1 is o'cloes, { 1) Bowery f 8. old bout ica rum, Ala A iar, ict of other liquor 2 Dilbars tales wth balls and pemtive Without reserve, F, al, 1a + OFFICE 170 he dar, Chore. grocer *, ete, cues compere. BADE NGO, Mt W! it, LIAM ABBOTT, AUCT ham Sqaae, will well ox .% (nau'ty of honee d furnivnie Aso at 11 o'clock, @ imme sock of nd ingrain Capes, horse. (us Sale abaclute, ied (ose PANEL COACH AT A BARGAIN, ail pn «ool order. Also two no top wagons. one with top, Anyboiy in want of any property shovid look at (hie lot at once, at HOVEY Stacia. Lith at, near let ave, OCLOR'S GIG FOR SALE in the Long Irland Livery Stables, 9 and il, He ye 6, Breotivn, JAS, BOREUM, WOR SALE—TWO GOOD WORK H¢ RAEN, wr for any kind of beavy work, 15'5 and 16 benae high. Price 255 and $75, Inquire Py Christopher st, in the biseker ith shop. a! SE For “SALF—\ HALF SP RING CART, » Inquire of cartmen, 175 Frous st eee. | SA FR SALE—6 GUOD MUL 5 YEARS old, sound and kind ; also Tsorre.d hore, 5 yeare old, and | horse, 9 rearsoid, All warranted. Will be sold che p, a theowner ba Ap ply ato Weee ot, near | is Le RK SALE—3 GOOD WORK HORSES— F her are 6 Syenasoid, sound and sind, fit for tuck, orany kind or work, Call at aie at. in the grocery store, till sold. 74 1R SALE-A HORSE, FIVE YEARS Old, soundand kin!,iiou grey: ft_iorexpr cers, or dcunie or angle baruess, To Le seen 4 Ne 1s Mulberry a ra) fer SALE—A HORSE AND COAL-CARL Apply S9 South 7th st, Wiiliagebureh Be, fro’ SALE—A LARGE GRAY HOS about 16 bands high. ¥ youre oid, sound @ kind, suitable tor heavy, work, Can be seen at seventh ay, cu. ing the¢ SEAMA Fee SALE—3 HORSES—ON horee #55; also a big bay horse yownhorme aud cart harness + cheap, 150 Bank at, 3, HEAVY anted sound and kind, BOARD AND ROU: ~ FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN can Le accommodated wi.b good board eud p.eas ANL foomns, Avo & fa: Dieved fom ior two young men or geniiemen and wite, by calling ot 200 bast vite ft one pair of etuire ap. Board very ie ena le. i BEDROOM TO LET—FURNISHED OR d uniuio.ehed, with © without «ard. to one os $wo persone, Lorn moderate; ut JSS Bust 105 2 Ate ber. ist and 2d aves, BoOarpinc—a FEW RESPECTABLE ME chasics cau be sccommodated with good boards Pieasaut rouse and ingie Leda, on reasouat.e “ae F refore 9 ofcicck, or at 29 Reave etre, N. au Lo HORSES FOR SALF, W AR 206 West loth at ats Allen e', near Liv sion, 2OYS WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, tood or eoploymeut, should appiy at the News boye’ Home, 128 Fuiton a Re iat do FU RNISHED ROOMS TO LEL, WITH OR without board, in ® jainily of two pe:sous, to one or jwo ind.es or ® KeutieInaD and wile. Leine vers reasonable, Apply tor ube week at 27 Weert airee.. SURNISHED DWELL ANG, FIRST CLASS, to let very low ior 6 nwoibs on Bicokl Heights, Appiy at 60 Columbia et, aa oe Fur {NISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GEN: lemen or indies. witu or without board. No. naire Pere ssi 2d. West Lich at, near Sth ave, po LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, AT A) a i Canale near Bowery ti Tel. f, FURNISHED OR UN et, fos small pistin tamily, @ Yd te ever) thong convenient for housekeep Wert 19. bat, To SUIT THE TIMES—LODGINGS AND meale) cents each, for youug .iris, a the isle! Lodging House, 26 Canale, N.Y, A.so situations obta.ced ios buoee out of emp oyrment 4 po LET, IN HOUSE NO, 4 MINETTA ST, 100.8 tiem pe *CKEF, G8 Cons floors, Cone sting of 2 100INe Large] ud hall bed room, Also, iuruished) bed room. ecker ss Calé pare he door, _tA UP TOWN—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMI ant ly can accommodate ty o gent emuea wi ith & Peas beara, 14 | ne vEU aNisw: ,0 rooms Appl. 19) 9% toom, with gas, hot and cow bye b caiae jor 4 young mien ine om au jemily,or $2 per week cau jor & ut furuished 100m, Call jor oue wees a. 04 Canu sliev : euibies of a NirtCiass pr ach yas ft family s@vils, Wito au the bUeDe eine DEW aha Mproved tiead 18 GROV Mac ues © piVeu, rice, se ALWA hommer end otuer ixtuies, omy to. T EW WHEELER WILSON, ‘stbbe! win Ox sway, CO iBL EY @& S2UOPs, O68 Ut cob Bleecker at, dew a ali f meacuines, Persoue OV. tue piuvile,@ ©. cline within Jo aaye ot houtexue 4 Kiliue @xcbaueed ALG bo Leak, W REND BY THE MONTH—L. Al { @ improved oow: ne mach nes of all Kinds, @ ss Greenwich ay.; achiues Fr ut wit; ae of buyli gy op ad W heeie, ‘Ww lion : ry Gi bbe, G, a Lowes, fr leather, to re j {¢ usted. (o let part the rent alowed if | » §. RLLIB, aed aa “ff ase i an ae ee a) 13