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A
HORSE*, CARRIAGES. AC.
"a PAIR OK BKAl TIKl'L BAV HOUSES, VERY STY
Ja li*n, *1.1 a le t?? r a private much ie tut. All'O' I? HO
RACE K JuMEd. No 137 Muicer sireat.
BROWN HORSE 154 HANI'S. ? VH vRS OLD.
aioua and * i.u. stands wiibo..t tyiug sa:c r ? a y
to drive ill tin* 0*n fit Ion. A llor . . pull* Ui.tile. S?ii?
?Id (. ,?',(| kind* dgcilie irci ci, iou A expies*
tUrn. ?* ailvi i pia J, mat tw :or $J2 6u 0?a,e?'? ?uale.
Uoo. ken, socou t door I tout Itsiry.
A double s ring cart and harness nearly
n ?. ?. i c aotil i Mi. or tit' HIU?l ii a .1. . ci
pre. .ir gnwery Ato I'liALGN A SON, 1U9
tier erMieet.
A NUMBER OP NSW AND SECOND HAND VEHI
cles, U lor's Kh..riots, el i shift uI lop Buggies, a
Boe lar,e etpr *? or bua neaii iVikgoe V I'll shining lop. nr.
emeefcrni li.tat Bruit, iij. il I! cko??>*.< >u?p *ehi top Hug
gy, ot very io . urn ?, b. E/.RA LUilLOW, JR., 96 Liberty
Kl eel. tlltlt alii.- of B: OAOWtty
A NUMBER ok NEai BUSINESS WAOON8. OK
every aiyie. oonaiaut y ? n baa i a.-o same *? one hand
Wagons, iQ good order, cheap. S Kd'AHTS Wagon Fac
tery. Fifty-third atrial, between Broadway aud Eighth
?venue
CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALE
i>i lulu haiu.ly U.> kawaya, Top And Open Bulg es,
ttreerr*' and Buatn -A Wa?oi a, Hotel, Depot and Railroad
Wag,jim. b>' Ilorsea and 1U0 aeta HArueSA 1J Nevlna atreri
and 1M Pultou avenue. Brooklyn.
For sale-a bay horse, sound and kind, bb
i we. u Sandg > ear* Ola; 15,4 nana* high . gu?d lor siu
|iV oouula harnees; sold for want u! use Apu v at Jobn
auia'a livery atAblc, No. 16 Peart Street, mar the Battery.
For sale?by a gentleman leaving fob
Bur. p. _a pair of wr.l matched Horsea, durkbrown,
with loua tails. 154 ban J* Sigh, very stylish, seven years
old Slid fast travellers; will be warrnnted sound sad kind
by a re pous.ule isrtv. Kor further luloru anon iu,,uir? of
WM. TEN EYUK, Mi Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.^ _ ___
INOR SALE-A NICE GRAY HORSE. SIX YEARS OLD,
J? warranted so ind and kind in every reaped, 16 bauds
high; suitsit.e lor almoat any kind Of bustues-, would make
A good uiian.rv borae. to be sold cheap. Inquire At 165
Madison street. In the intik depot.
l/OK SvLE?A BAY HORSE. FROM ORANGE COUN
r ty, 15 bands bigu, 7 years old, sound and kind; out
troll:. 3 minute*. AN,, a brown Mare, 154 bands, sound
ami kind, can trot in J 10 from sunrise until sundown. Call
At Onkiey'ssta de, near -he ferry, Hobuken, N. J.
)R BALE?A PAIR OF MARES, SIX AND SEVEN
i old; c -n trot In three minutes to the pole; also,
Haines* and one Horse suitable lor a cart or
draught, very cheap. Apply at 192 West Twenty second
eL
CR Si
3mm
ta.tf.
E3R SA1.E-A BHKTLAND PONY, 114 nANDS HIGH,
sound and kind, with a two seated covered wagon;
. ?' and gins' sa Idli s, and harness, all complete. Call on
or address E. B. Hamilton, JM Carlton avenue, Brookly u.
xpOR 8AtJ??A DROVE OF YOUNQ HORSES. JUST
J ironi Canada, at i noes to suit the limes, si 263 Myrtle
avenue In the oyster a.oon. CllARLES COOKER. N. B.?
One very last traveller.
"EK>R SALE?A HORSE, CART AND WORK. IN,
A* quire at me a'.ure, No. 4 Warren street, or at the stable
Mo. 45 Mulberry street.
TDOR SALE?A II AMDdOMR BAY rONY. BETWEEN
Jr 5 sn I e> years old, )* rfecLy sound and gentle, suitable
far lady ur ealldren lo ride. To be seen et Disbrow's stables.
Thirty-ninth Hire, t and Filth avenue.
"EMIR SALE?A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, TROTS AND
A? earners; lor alylo und action cannot be surpassed; 134
hands. 6 years old. long tali A week's trial will be given.
Cell from 9 u> 5, at Mcjiahon's livery stable, corner of Mar
ket and Monroe streets. Must be sold.
"|JK>R SAJLE?A Bay HORSE, 154 HANDS HIGH,
A? lung tail; for at\ le and union cai.no*. be surpassed in
this city ; he is a very pleasant road hors-'t a lady can drive
him. Also a very good saddle burse; there is not hying about
him; for a lainuy uo se he cannot be Hurpasscu, Can be
eeea for two days st Noa. 66 and 6b East Fifteenth street.
FIB SALE CHEAP?A YOUNG HORSE, BETWEEN
three an 1 lour years old; Henry Clay atock; a stylish
driver and splendid saddle horse; warranted sound and
kind. N B.?Or w ould be exchanged for a neavier horse.
Inquire at 111 Varick street,corner of Broome, in the gro
?7
Horse for sale-a tom wonder colt, six
years old, dark gray, silver tail, vcrv handsome, sound
I kind; a lady can drive him. a ;ine stepper, near Ofteen
? ? high. JAMES E. BATHGATE. Broad street, Newark.
OTEL COACH FOR SALE CHEAP?IN GOOD OR
der. Inquire of WM. A. HENSHAW, 141 West street.
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE STATE OF MAINE?A
ft number of young Herses. among tbom two sorrel Mare*
5 years old; one 15\ hands, and < an trot a mile in three
minutes, one 15'4 bands, and can trot In 2;5U. For sale very
low. To be seen at the stable of A. Borrows, 10 Grand street,
cr of Mercer.
H
"PASTURE.?COUNTRY PASTURE FOR HORSES AND
X Cows; thirty acres of grass land, wrth a constantl ,
ruiming stream of fine water, 23 miles from the cky. In
?' I at 47 Amity street, or si SU Broadway.
QPKEDt ?FOR KALE, AT WAR PRICES, A BAY MARE,
k3 ULIuuti.'s high, 7 year* old, sound and kind, very stylish:
tag tafl) can trot In 2.40 lo a wagon. Also lor sale, a Hag tail
rel Hnrae, 154 'tanus high, 7 years old, sound and kind;
qua re trottei; ian trot In 3:45 to a wagon. To be seen at
vavurlej Hotel, Ntneiy-sixth street and Bloom,ngdaie
? equal
thews
WANTED?A PAIR 0* WELL MATCHED ROAD
llorars, dark color, good drivers, not over 7 vears old,
hound end kind, weighing 1.000 to 1,I4U. Also Top Carriage,
two seat-, with open front: Top Buggy, with pole and shafts;
also Harness, Blankets, R da-s, Ac., forsvmi*. The whole
must be In good style and condition. Will be bought for
Cash. Address, with full particular*, price, Ac., and stating
where can he sesn, R? box 9*A9S New York Post olUce.
WANTED TO BUY-TWO GOOD, 8TRONG HORSES,
Cart* and Sets of Harness. Apply to D. HARRIS,
Oeagrets sugar retin<-ry, 345 Washington street.
CUVSTnY BOARD.
TJOARD AT CORNWALL.?A HEW SUITS OF ROOMS
vacant at the Highland I'vttue. Cornwall; famine*
Wishing nice Ki urai; line ridre, lathing and tithing; three
quarters of a in.If lrotn landing. A.drei-? Win. FT Hilton,
Cornwall. Orangeeounty; of Hlxon, 31 Pearl street, in care
nf C. W. M.lla
Board at fish kill landino?with rooms
furnished or unfurnished. In a commodious house, run
mining a number of Ur^e rooms and bedrooms attached,
with baths, hot and eold water, within three mtnutet' walk
el the 'l.-fsi, Particular attention paid to invalids. Fine
mountain and r,ver view. P. BOOARDUS.
Board at yonklrs -ohe of the best loca
lioua on the Hudson t house fronts the river; rooms
lighted with cas.Kuod shade and country scenery. Sftpnr
Week. Fare by b.mi S-l per month. Appiy to JAMES YoU
MANa, Yonkers. or to A. OSTRANDER, No. 1 Park place.
/^lOlNTRY BOARD.?PLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD
\j may o? ootatued by a gentleman and wife or a parte of
angle gentlemen, tn a private family in the village of Tankers.
The bouse la well located, within a s tort disiauc-e of the dc
??land steamboat landing, sad neautlfully shaded. Also,
kl fruit trees on the place. Terms reasonable. Address
W., Youkcra Poet ofllcs. or box. 1.746 New York Host office.
/COUNTRY BOARD-ON A FARM, FOR CHILDREN,
V/ between the ages of two and nine, at S7 per mouth; the
Reuse lift mile from the vlll-ge and the locality one of the
moat salubrious In the world. Address Mra A. M. U., Hlcks
?wSle, U X.
pOOmT BOARD.?AT LONG BRANCH. N. J? ONE
or two amall Ismlleacun be stcomri odaied at a f,.rm
house nsar the orean; bathing on our own gro ind. Inquire
|f W. rt. jACKriO.',, it WaU streei, room No. 4, or of C.
T. JACKSON, en th?? premises
/VOCNTRY BO VRD.-A MECHANIC DESIRES BOARD
\J to.bta wife and two children, hand U ye-,is old, in
eqrne p a e wl-.aie th're an bai ling lu aumti.o 'aliens. Ad
dress, with full jairUt- 'Ars,yJ. H D., In care of H. Buleids,
SOS and IDs West Thirvy-snventh tweet.
JTOFNTRY BOARD CAN BE OUTAINED IN A PRIVATE
family by addraaslng H. K., bos M Bloomtield Post
/NOUNTRY BOARD WaNTED-AT A FARM HOUSE.
V neai the railroad, wllhiu forty mlieaof New York, for
two or three persons, fishing advantages prefi rred. Ad
dress , with tertna. box 72u N< w York Host office.
/NOUNTRT BOARD WANTRD?TN A FARM HOUSE,
\J lor a gentleman, wile tw o children (two and ail yearn
mi age). Infant and nuise, not over two Itouia' from the city,
mmd easy of ac ess. A I Iress (stating location and termsi
C. A. Floyd, Herald a.noe.
fFIWO HOOD SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, WITH FIRFT
A class Hoard, tan b had In a pl< asuruly located bouse,
three mitt Aes' walk , roiu can and Meaatboat ai.dmg. Ap
ply to the uoket agent a* Dobbs r'erry depot, iludaou Hirst
Railroad.
WANTF.D?HOARD IN OR AM IE, N. J., POR A GF.N
th-nian, wife,aimer ard euild. T.-.o reoma required.
Address >1. U. Herald office.
TTTANTED-IW THE COUNTRY, NEAR NEW YORK,
vf a iirtiisnd Room, for a /-emh guntlVri.un and wife,
?ne wllh laihr oro rreferr d; Board required onlv on Sun.
days. Address M A., '-are ef K. >.e !'? rceval, (167 ilruud
tray. Ref- i-euoar ,>tchnn mi.
IIAH.KOADS.
Hudson river railroad.?trains for albany,
Troy, .be North and Wee leave (.hauibcia street at 1
and U A. and 3,5 ) and lu 151'. M.
T UNO ISLAND RAILROAD ACCOMMODaTION-OLD
XJ Stunh I-1 -y T'rmiiiM"?Trains leave ai 7 to A. M. and
S)6 P. M. lorOreenport; li t A. M and 4 1* P. M for 8y
oseeit, J 15,11 ti, a. M., and J:la, t li, 6:111 P. M. fur ileuiie
Mead, hourlvfor Jamaica from i .M A. M. tn<5 li P. M.
LONU ISLAND RAILROAD ? CnANOE OF TEH Ml
ous.?I'??i:ui; p it al .lames slip and lout ol Tutr
(F-iuurt.i atrrei. hut t l .-er.
So tinner ai angem. m- Leave New York at 5 A. M. for
Qreeuport, Sue Harbor Or', n-. and Hampton
At 8 A, M., U M. ar.d ? m p. M. lor Sjcsa;.
At 3 1W P. M. fcrti-i v.,ort. J
Alb P. M. lor Farm i g ale
On Sunday a iron Irs e. Hunter's p?tnt (Thirty-fonrth
ntrant i rry), at Hft, A. *. ior R.verheah Mid intermediate
?nitiojis at extuta on rales. Return,n? leaves Rirsrlurad at
New YORK. HARLEM ANI'ALU ANY RAILROAD
FUR ALBANY. TliOT, NORTH AND WEaf
SUMMiSR AREAHtilMKNT,
Qpwt.iencltig Thurhd.iy, 3!<ty 8, tdtn.
For Albany, J'l 3U A Ml. Express Mall Ti a n frog Twenty,
all lb airrrt station. For all JooU train' see Tim* Table.
JOIIM BURCHlLXo, Agsialant Super,uism'.ent.
TIARITAS AND DELAWARE HAY RAILROAD?rOR
J\ Long Branch. Re i Sank, Shrewabnry. Toms R vc*
Toe*' r ,?n. Ac.?Tr eons* ; ien"e of the nnprroedsmed iuim
h- i- o. v -i- ws o Ltm.' B ftti-h, the steamboat THOMAS
Yul.l.'t l-.R nil! on eaturdav*. un'il nw'het Mt.'ce, leave
M r ay street o In ri four l.uiet, ni.,tl&NudittlllA. M.
and a: osad9 u P M. tin".stw other tiay fexcspt Sun
day I leavln ; at H.HO nml lO.'bl A M. and at i P. M. raasen
Ctrs for His- mam line helnw Long Bran-it Junction will
ave a> 3u A. X; anil 4 P. M. '. xwiM on Suiurusy,, wb-u
tUj will lea< e at si..,o A. X. and f..;i) p. M
NF.W PliaUCATIOIIS. ~
HARDELS TACTICS?WATS UN'S EDITfUN ? IUHT
put lishi d, a n-w nan tmnniveii -dltleu of this popular
llaatlt bob ;,ir the Vol utt?r, em rar.ng Utile sqd Light In
fjinlrr Tictict for fli?* e*ercl*??? tml manmn'r* * of trootm,
when a- ling i-? ifht inliyt y or rl . own, ti >,i?,,| ol the sol
dier and lompar;-. At. I'rs- %'? rents;, ine? suit f re to
Kail l.( ?a ou retcjo: of the prlu.. J o'R i nk, FnblDher,
Fa sau ?if -i. The tm '? suppi -d -. a lt,>ral b'a-nnnt
iL glu-A-Ale sod a?v,?<.c. .-ns. Ordu XYgt.ou ? ad oa
fvotvtmivo Am i^naiitu,
4 HKitlLY RESPECT ABUfi GHRMAN FAMILY. OO
A w >iii ? Jim fe?uat??t 20 W M xi?t;i
t?t" D F'fth arid Sifih jivi'Mito, would le ?t'ew rV-tMitly
fui Uti'tu*, with ?*< el eui Kou.rU. to
or . ikt-neii .uj uu-ir wt\e.^. Fr^och tui JiugUtU ?jpofcttKU
Eeiffrvttitti exciuw^cl.
% IIOTEL ?FRANKP<>RT MOCfiE, 300 ANO 302 W l Lr
-A. ;?nu*. i ?ro' r o\ Krui^ ui*t street out? bloci ?A?i oi Cuy
Hali, ueat.j t'urxuiMte*:. hfclnnrv Room*; 26 cent* par day,
$l r?r week. Houae open all eight
A priVate FAMILY will let one or two
htr.e, a r? Room*, well f in.'-; c I. to gentlemen with. <?'
lioni J Apply at to West Bcveutocalh street, Oelweeu but
nun Sixth aVrO'H't.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFSCAN OBTAIN PLEASANT
1.o >111- w it) u.mrti, nt 113 Went Fouriecu.h sllv
Dinner nt 8 o'clock.
t FEW FURNISHED ROOMS To I.ET-AT NO. 123
A Wwverley p n n. ?;ith or without Board, eltuer to per
tnnnci.t ?*r l; nt ,erioi>?; liui.se airy, u -nenn: and quiet;
kic. torn h. tiv " u Wa-bingb u -quaie aud Sixth avenue, nun
n.,v o. accesa to urn and stages.
ANEvTI.Y rRNIsKED PAIU.OR AND BF.PROWM
in nt. with K' nr.t.?A few single iienilrniea can oe ue
cox: mo .aleil wlui hint airy rooms; every pnins taken to
make home comfortable. Call nt 13 Cairo)) plane, coiner of
B.ceckrr and Tin.ii.p-.ou streets.
A lady and gentleman can ohtain a hand
noini-ly fumis.ud front Raui on second Hoor, with all
the modern Improvements, with lull Board lor the lady.
Cail at 70 We*t Niuet nth street.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. LIVING ON MURRAY
Hut, would let, with Board, to a gentleman, or agen
tlaman and hi* wife, a Parlor and Bedroom on the second
Mr. The rooms oatani hot and cold w. ter and us, and
are handsomaiy furuisned. Inquire m No. 281 Lexington
avenue, three dnors above Thirty sightii street. Relcrence
required.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDRF.N WILL
let two or three Rooms, furnished, on second story, to a
small fntnliy, with urivilage of housekeeping; neighborhood
genteel. Apply at 223 West Tbirty-tirst street.
A COOL. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO SINGLE
gentlemen, in a -small family; the house has modern
improvements,' is we.il furnished, pie isautly, beaknily and
conveniently situated, and neatly kept. Terms moderate.
Apply at No. 82 8-umd avenue.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED"PARLOR ON THE
first lioor, and Rooms ou second ttoor, of 783 Broadway,
betweeu Eirhth and Ninth streets, to let to gentlemen;
house has all the convenieucea and la pleasantly located.
Terms moderate.
AT NO. 22 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
Fifth and Sixth avenues, desirable Rooms, en suite ar
Single, with Board. Keicrences exchanged.
A SMALL FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS
J\ hone.* (28 Weal Fourteenth slrdcl. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues), will let a j.audsumely f rnlshed front Room
ami Bedroom, communicating, If dean 'Id. Also Iwo nice
single Rooms, at moderate prnes.
BOARD.?GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR SIN
gle gentlemen can 'drain l.e.uy turnished Rooms, in
suils or *ingl>, with Board, at No. 3 west Washington place;
dinner at hail-past ix o'cioca. Also a Suit of Parlors on the
first floor to let.
Board-a widow lady, living in a pleasant
and ir althy location, oonyenic.nl ;o ears, can sccoinmo
datc a gentleman aud bis wife or a lady with pleasant
Rooms and Board; lerma very luodernt". Apply at the
seventh house from Third svenue, iu Mnety-hrst street,
between Third stid Fourth avenues, Yorkvillo.
Board ?a genti.eman and wife, or two sin.
gle geuliemen. can obtain iwo neatly furnished Rooms,
on nrst floor over sore. A genteel aud q. let party In search
of such a p'aee will find It at No. ?28 Sixth avenue. Only
two adults In family. With or without Board.
Brooklyn board -a private family, or two
single Eeiillemen. ran lind neat.y furnished Rooms, on
first or second floor. Gcod Board. Gss sad batb. Terms
moderate. Apply at Xo. 221 State street. Pleasant location.
Board wanted ?a distinguished vocalist <a
lady), desiring to enga e a pleasant Room und Board,
lu a desirab e part ui the city, would nay lor the same,
wholly or p.r' ly, by giving vocal instruction to one or more
pupils of inr laniily. Best of references required and given.
Address A. B C , Union square Post office.
Board wanted?below spring street and
east of Bow ery, In aema.l.quiet family, for a respectable
female of limited means, whose husband is In the army.
Prompt payment In advance, If required. Address Army,
Herald office, siallng price aud loca ion.
Brooklyn board-kor gentlbmen, or cou
pies without cniidren. Rooms pleasant and well fur
nished. House mrirtl* first class, within three minutes'
wslk of South or Wall street ferry. Apply at 59 Statu street,
opposite Garden aireet, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn heights.-pleasant rooms, with
Board, ior a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen,
in a New England family. House large and airy, with bath,
Ac.; uonvsnieut to ferries. Terms moderate. 54 Willows!.
Brooklyn heights-booms, with board,
suitable fixra gentleman aud wile or single gentlemen,
at 13 Poplar street, convenient to Fulton ferry.
French board, French lessons ?a good op
poruruttv for persons will ng to learn Flench. Rooms
and Bedrooms elegantly furnished. Also a large Back Par
lor. furnished or unfurnished. 26 Eavt Twenty-second street,
near Lexington avenue.
Furnished apartments-suitable for oen- .
t rncu; terms moderate; also fur a gentleman and wife,
with or without Board, or use of kitchen for housekeeping.
Bath and gas in the bouse. Apply at 47 Amity street.
Gentlemen will find neat and oomkorta
ble Rooms, with all the Improvements, at low prieee, at
29 Prince street, one block west ot Broadway.
Hotel lodgings.?clean single rooms por
$1 Ml. $1 25 aud 61 per weak, or 2j ccuis a night at the
Manhattan House, 29 Centre street, one block from the Ctty
Hall Park. Sti angers will find tilts a quiet, comfortable
place to stop at.
w
HA.ULEU.-A PRIVATE PAMILT, OCCUPYING A
house with all modern Imptovemente, desire to let
I r?-ally furnished Room* to fnrrl. es or single gentlcra n.
! Term* moderate. Apply Id 127th street, tilth bouse wistW
Third avenue, south side.
Madison avenue hotel?corner of twenty
seventh *lrect. Coolest an J pleaaantest location In the
city, overlooking the Park; single or double Room*, with or
without tirst class board, at very low summer prices. Trans
itnt 51 per day.
ONE OR TWO LADIES, OR A OENTLEMaN AND
1.1a wife, can be accommodated with Board, in the fa
mily of a widow. Apply at Mo. 5 Priace street, near the
Bowery. Terms moderate.
Rooms wanted.?a respectable and quiet
tamlly of four adult# desire to rent four or five Ho .ma,
partially Lirnlsbea. with or without Board. Address Ham
ilton, I ail 2,Hstt Post ott.ee, staling location and terms.
Room waxted-bt a lady and gentleman
fulth Board lor the lady only). In a quiet 1.-catIon,
wheat there are no otbei boarders preferred. Address, stat
ing terms and location. F. J. S., Ilerald olllee.
TO LET. WITH BOARD?IN A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE
boarding house. 200 West Twenty-third street, corner
oi Seventh avenue to citizens or transient persons, a large
front Room and Bedroom adjoining; Mao alngle Rooms.
Trrms moderate.
r STRANGERS AND OTHERS?A HIGHLY Re
spectable G< tman gentleman and his wife will let a
choice of handsomely furnished Rooms, with Board, or pri
vate table. English and French spoken. Apply at 46 East
Bier ker street, near Broadway.
TIT ANTED?BOARD, IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMI
TV ly (location near the city;, for a Isily and two children.
Addresn. stating teruia and situation, F. Johnston, Herald
ndioe.
Inted-by a young gentlemanTTiTbrooil
lyn or Hvbolu-n. near the ferries, a furnished Room
(laiga enough to place a piano), with partial Board. French
or Herman Iamlly preferred. Terms must be moderwle.
Address, with full particulars, A. D. L, Herald office
fo BOARD. AT MO GRAND nTRKKT?THREE OR
O four young men and a gentleman and his wile inn
have good Board and pleasant Rooms, for from $3 to $4 per
week each. The house contains all the modern Improve
ment*.
QQ UNION SQUARE.?ROOMS TO LET. FUr.XI8HED,
OO with Board, or private table If desired, at reasonable
prow. References etc'ianged.
CI WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET?PLEASANT
0 r suits of Rooms to let, with Board. Referi uces ex
changed.
7Q EAST FOURTEENTH STREET?HOUSE DELIGHT
1 V fully situated. ne>r Union square; a Suit of Rooms,
w ell furnished, on second Door, to let, w ith Board, suitable
foi a family; also a few single Rooms for gantlcmen. Din
ner ut half-rest live. References cichanged.
QO GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING. ALSTON
Ok) House?Elegantly furnished suits of Room*; gas,
Cioioo and every convenience for housekeeping economl
oally; particularly suitable for small, respectaoTe families;
rent low.
-jin MACD0UO %L STREET IS NOW OPENED AS A
Ail/ i rna'e luuilly hotel, for the reception'if single gen
tlemen and small families tired of boarding; pnr'a* ueslrmii
ol housekeeping an llnd every convenience in the above
establishment. Mealsfuiniih'dlf desired.
1 r\l\ 'WCE STREET, ST. CLAIR HOUSE?KLE
I'lo gant y furnished ltoouis, with Bedrooms attached,
with all the conveniences lor housekeeping complete, In
cite.ins g?s and U rot on water, to let to respectable families
or single gentlemen.
ELM STREET. NEAR SPRING.?FURNISHED
Apartments at low rents, with evary ton.enenco
lor housekeeping: best bedding aud litiva, furniture and
oooklng litcnalls. gas and Unit on.
8UMMEH REROKTI.
/1A1T8K1LL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.?THIS FAVORITE
\j munmrr resort is now open tor me reception of gm st?.
Yisl'ers will And st all times au authorlzrd agent at the
Calls I: stean boat landings, and CattazlII sution, Hudson
Ruer R Urosd, to assist visiters, piovidc conveyance, take
charge ol baggage, An.
210
pnu OROVE MANSION, KKVPORT -THIS FA
\JT vorpe ii-ort, where ad the comfort" of a home can be
enjoyed at very moderate tanna, la now open for the recep
tion of hoarders; every fa<dlity ottered for bathing, boating
tlshlnr, and ail o'her Klnda of country recreation. Emits
: a ? ?f Roblnaon airect dally. For particular* apply to
Y N. Aimair ,mi. -V tarick street. New York, or on tne iire.
?IMW to M Wl.NNE.
CTANTON HOUSE, CORNWALL, N. Y.?FAMILIES
k? dolling to on In Board lor the a"iwu can And e\c?|.
1 -nt a c#mmwlatlon ny Imuirdlatc app'b ailon. The | o i e
la iarr-and airy, nnd the table cannot lie b.-,,t. We have
now sonic ot the grit I amines of the city stopping with us,
who Will attest to our giving en Ire sa'.iamrtp.n to our gm wis.
Aiwtvi I calm comfort and go <1 living .s III find It io their
a rau'ag n give us a call. A 1 applications moil be mane
by let,, r to the proprietor, GEO. F STANTON.
The la tourette house berg en point n jI
"? ! rn y hotel will be kept open till Ortalier
Rovs I?!,r. id j North river, at 7 Jfi, II 1),:t M, i jn at,u g
? ???"> * r,? ? Dcy street at 10k A. M. ami 4* P. M Time
3d minutes. WESLEY W. HILL?Proprl?tor.
HOTBM* ~
IRVING HOU. B, ~ ?
. ? , NEW YORK,
Broadway snd Twe fill street, entrance <3 Twelfth street
cne ,?r the ,* Mantel* in tie city C? indicted on the Ko!
pu|ieati plan A join i o billons fur Tamil!*" and t anient
guest". GEO. \V Ilk'NT. late of the Brevno't Huns" ?, d
CHAR. IV. NASH, fwiac' yuf the Oteat Repaoli*, prop>la
tori.
&>. "*"? " M8"1^ 'N
?' r.~kt&iL'V&Jrj^- "'?'?<"
4 FACT OF A HOUSE. IV EAST FIFTY FIHAT
J:Y street. u'ar UtlDilM nmM to let; from Mui be k
faCoie. liia.lt Mtujai, ? H?rlU-m iK'dtlMn ilut pen O *$?
i).sits.g, ? .ut lixturea, wirtni ???, v .i*--r, ui?rh?e mnutchi, Ao.
Reel $ .5 / per annum. Iaquiir uexl door.
A CHOICE OF LAROF. AIRT ROOMS TO I ET-FUR
-k\ nshed, in a ;irs; class iiouee, with bath, cas, Ac. 'umi
$0 'o $tl) y.w month, or uafurntshad at a reduction. L .???
boo pleasant. A; ply ut 178 W.st Twenty-nlta nil.., be
tween Seventh and i..|_hlli avenues.
A RARE CHANCE FOR A GENTEEL PRIVATE FA.
itni ottho .t c.i I .run.?To let. the So ood K.ori atfli.
or Basement at| $!-. of No 6 First street, ueai Bow. ry.
House mo.icrn, central ana quiet.
A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES TO LET?FU'R
nishcii an j uni .;n;?hed, in city and country. The most
tusti liuus can -<e suited its to style ami price. Ainu 150 btorea
and Lolls. $20,IS O to loan it. 6 percent.
h. C. BISHOl'. 198 i'.oadway, atom Ueor.
A STORE ON FOURTH AVENUE TO LET-CENTKAL
ly Hustled, and well .idupted tor any retail bunine**, or
a harbor k aiiuptw.il be lei vc i y low. Apply to N. U. OS
GOOD. No. 270 Fourth aveune.
A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-IN THE VIL
lage of Beheeilie, on the banks of the Passaic, for two
or three month's. R. ut low. Cotinnnniratiou hutirlv with
the city of New York. Ap; ;y to C. FERRIS, Gallatin Fire
I u? trance, 9b Broadway, or to Mia. Gorton, on the prom * se r ?
A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM. FUR
aiahed, with convenience lor housekeeping, un sc'oaud
floor, to let. Terina to suit the limes. Apply at N o. 219
West Twenty-fourth etreet, between Eighth and Nitttii ave.
A VERY DESIRABLE TUBES STORY HIGH STOOP
brick Hou-e in Twenty.-e. soud auert, a few doors weat
of Fifth avent e, we ofler to let from Auaur.t 1 at the low
rate of SUMJl McKIBBIN A DAY, 319 Fourth avenue.
For rent-very low to a responsible PABfYt
ti e splendid ktone from Hotel known as 'Clifton House,''
on it live yeurs'lcasei situated iu the moat central part of tiie
city of Cincinnati, Ohio; contains eighty-lour rooms, light
and airy , splendid barroom, barlier shop aud billiard saloon,
which wi'.l more than pay the rent; nart of furniture will
be rented with the house; reputation A No. I, b> -tag re
cently occupied by ri Johnston, of tlic Burnett House, whose
ill health compelled hinntn abandon It. Address J. L. Iliok
mau A Co., brokers, Cufunuati, Otiiu.
IOFTS TO LET-THREE SPLENDID LOFTS, 26 BY
J 80. Apply to HOBACB E. KETCH l)M A CO., Jul
Broadway. _____
STORE NO. 121 BOWERY.?TO CARPET, TOBACCO
Furniture or Bedtime Dealers.?'Tne best stand In the
cily for cither of the above businesses, with basement and
vault well ligh <-d, and two Hours above. Mill be let or
leaked low. Apply to C. V. ANDERSON, 9.1 Bay ard street
TO LET?IN HOUSE 1,393 BROADWAY, TIIE SECOND
Story, consisting of two large rooms, four small do.,
closets, wardrobes, Ac, with Cmmu water, a as and fixtures;
ri'Ut $2tlO per annum; also thild Story, same as seeitDd, with
the addition of bath; rent $175 per auuum. Inquire on the
premises or at 109 Fourth avenue.
rno LET? HOUSES 47 AND 61 LISTEN A RD STREET,
X near Broadway; rent low. Apply to A. JOURNEY, 373
Broadway.
r LET?VERY LOW, UNTIL NEXT MAY, DWELLING
House No. 17 St. Luke's place; four stories, brown
stone, all the modern improvements. Apply to MILDK
BURGER, 80 Carmine street, or to A. FREEMAN. 142 Ful
ton street.
rno LET?A FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM AND PANTRY,
X Second Hour, and counter Kitchen, lo a tamllv of two
persona; house occupied by owner, American. 193 Mudlson
street.
TO LET?SECOND FLOOR. BACK BASEMENT, FRONT
attic Room and p lvflege lu cellar, of house 183 Mulber
ry street, near Broouie; gas and water. Inquire on pre.
mas, between 10 and 3 o'clock; or at 196 East Nineteenth
street.
TO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, THE PHILADELPHIA
Hotel, formerly kept by Messrs. Oicott A Brown. The
house contains about forty room* and is a hi st rate location
forboaiucs being near the ferry and railroad depot; rent
Ion to e* onsible tenant. Inquire of BENJAMIN C.
EDGE, it Washington street. Jersey City.
TO LET?LOW, THREE VERY NEAT HOUSES. NO.
1?Three story ir.ime House in Fii ty-second street, near
Lexington avenue; rental the rale of $30U. No. 2 is three
aiory Frame lu Klllv-eighth etrett, near Ewhth avenue, with
all modern improvements; rent $300. No. 3 is in Second
avenue and Kuty-i ightli street; four stor brick and a very
handsome house; rent $400. Appl v to M. TRACEY, Fifty -
eighth sue it and Second avenue.
r LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY. A BEAUTIFUL
Second Floor, with hot and cold water, bath, Ac. In
quire at 464 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-eighth and'
Tweniy-niuih streets.
TO LET?THE SMALL HOUSE 99 TWELFTH STREET,
between Third and Fourth avenues, at $000, very com
plete ; also a small House st 102 East Twenty-eighth street,
at $976; also lower part of Honse 101 Best Twenty-eighth
street, with separate entrance, at $20, and other placet
liflire 186 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-third street.
r LET-FINE, LIGHT BASEMENT OF STORE 373
Broadway, between Franklin and While streets, 160
feet deep. Entrance on two street#.
TO LET-A FRAME COTTAGE IN BIGHTY-8ECOND
street, between Third and Fourth avenues, containing
ten rooms. Rout low to a good tenant. Apply to R. C. ROSS,
Third avenue, between Eighly-tltth and Eighty-sixth sta.
TO LET?FOR $13 PER MONTH, A SECOND FLOOR
X and use of front bukementof the lint class bouse 216
.West Forty-second n'rect, between Eighth and Ninth ave
nues, In good condition and finished In the highest style of
art; four rooms, pantries, gas, bath, closets, hot and cold
water, Ac.
fTlO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR OF A LARGE BROWN
X stone front house, eon-istinu of six rooms, sia closets,
fas fixtures, range, laundry ami all modern improvements,
uquire of THOMAS McPHERSUN, 4<7 Third avenue.
r LET?THIRD FLOOR OF THE THREE STORY
brick llous". No. 119 West Twenty-seventh street, con
sisting of live Rooms; water on fioor; rem $9. To be seen
(Turn 12 to 4.
rLET IN HOBOKEN?A FIRST CLASS STORE, WITH
two line show windows, suitable lor anyg-nleel bust
nese. There are three rooms attached. For particular* ap
ply on the premises, 166 Washington street, or to the owner,
W. G. l'LCMMER, <4 Washington etreet, Hoboxen.
rl.BT. VERY LOW, UNTIL MAY NEXT?DWELL
lug House No. 17 St. Luke's plare. Leroy street; four
stories, brown stone, with all the modem improvements.
For particulars apply to A. FREEMAN, 142 Fulton street, or
to Mlldertuirgei, 80 Carmine street
Tents to llt for recruiting purposes.?ap~
ply to A. NU18T, 80C.d..r Mn ei, room No. 1.
HBKK ROOMS TO LET?KITCHEN BEDROOMAND
large sitting room, on second story of 26.) Spring street,
near Varlck; bouse recently done up. Rent $11 per month.
r PRACTICAL MILLER-, 6k~BUSINESS MEN.?A
water |?wer Grist Mill, near ihe citv. with a valuable
manufacturing business in connection, to let, for sale r,r (o
exch; nge; a rare business chance for a man with moderate
means. Address H. B., Herald oSre.
" mtjCBLLAIEUl'S.
tVuTTKR roil army use?in single pounds and
B upward*, put uplntbenioal approved My la. byD. O.
FECK 238 Washington *treot. New York.
M" AKBLF mantels.?MANTF.LB SOLD at aston
,,;,nl,|T L,v price* al KLABKB'8 Marble Tarda. 109
t Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, and M Firat are
nrir Tbn d alierlTN. T. Mantel, put up in any part of
the aooutQT. ??
n O YAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JULY 94, 188L
j .%>? p.doM lKon i'riiei. iNoi.Prhwi iNoi. Pf'zw.
*?o T22Z tm MumSSi. jSo itm..*00
* S8v.\SSini?w ..ami74i?....???is#i...ip3o
122.'.*..4"" 111!
1,4 .Mfl 7290. 4IWUIW? .. ??>
?>ia ?ou 73<w .. ???? i?w* 400
JW 4UU 7411....400 12134 .lit)'
?M W< 7516....400 12178....400
5? ?? MW3 ...400 12300. 1IWU
SS::::4oo SS....4?? jx?i-..
1067. ..lOn 8380 ...400
14.3*... .600 8434....400
16S7....4UU S407....4OO
U*>1....4? 8671 ...4"M
1818. ...400 M08....400
1"?PP... 4n0 8651 60
2081 .. 700 8737...MOP
21if.i 400 vi77 30"
2173...It)*'
2104... .4**'
2446,...!VUU
2 4X1 .4?M ? ?_
97li0. ...400 HUGO... .400
2891' 400 9078... .4(4)
3070....400 HM .. .<0"
8086....400 9848....800
8834 400 ... 40<?
SSB1....400 9701 ...MO
3111 4<*> 9746.. .300
i",2 " -Al 9784....400 Mill....448' .44*:
,ll' rj0nn 1' 90:17 .. ,80'j 18449 . .440.19M1 it'Lw' " ' jai
4520 4i4i 10046 ...800 16497. -4(10 1W7:I... .400 2l?T....400
4M3 "400ll'rtio .. 40 16711 .10000 1F,S3....#?H9UUO...IOW
SS i! ooi To 8716 ...MM 20077....? J4???
iva" "??' -412 4(1 INrt* ...40' 20176.. 400 24499....'??
* 0 KM 16K42....40' 24JCGO .444) ??*??'
843....44)01107'?"
80P9. ...40' 10*21
6287 ...4i? l'N?7
AK33....400 ll<04
54541... .4*4)] 110441 . . .400
6*4)3 4do| 110*1. ?? .JOO
6679. ..,40' 1114.. .84*.
8717 400 11173 1W O 4
6216. *. 40" 11889 ..404'
4i612 4444,11876. .??404i
4)616 AMU 1395.... 40O
?648...
i6nri .. .40012"732 .. ah) :
15971 20'15 4'*' '
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14)476 ...80 ? 21082.... IW?
167414 ...400 21228 .6W0 I
16796 44111)21278.. .V4),2'i'70. .TTB
16604) ...8"' 91279....400 38W) ? 0
16809 . .800 I1VA... 44 01274W1....
16693. ...40" 2114?... .94*1 25698 44 40
IA-419 600 214 21 021,234407.... 010
1719# .. .*00 21613... .*0l)j2W72... .500
APrROXlMATl4)N rRI7.ES.
v,,? 4?rl?ea No* PrlrealNoa.Prirea. NovPrint.IN4?a PrDe*.
?im . ??? 5fif'..J?017618. ..?44?;!ii'?
11179... .4??4 36M4.. 400
II174....6001)619.. ? 44?i
U176 COUIMU.. 400
17619 ..,44)4116710... .44)1121294....400
17891...*uo 15719. . .4ik4|2l'.:96,.. .4440
17822....4<H)| 15713. ?l)4i|2li27... .400
Pr'ie*caahad and Information furtil'lied. Higbent prit*
pa.d for Spaniab ^""'"""VaYLOR k CO., Banker*,
16 Wall atreet.New York.
IUMT A%u koi sd. "
t'ohT?ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL BLACK
I J an.l wr,lte n-rrler Dmt bad nn a leather r .liar, wnh llin
word* JP*aln 202 ''anal street." Whoever will return
It to 64 Amity aireet wlU bo rewarded.
T MT UN MONDAY. J1 L\ 28 BETWEEN THE HOI RS
Ij of 9 and 10 A M , in goitu Irom the New.yk ear* w r"**
?ram rity terry dortlandt atreet) via Broadway and See.
II a ir. t r IS" B' 1 ItllM art! 1111a tar*. a goldengraved Band
1 Willi amall oral locket attached. A lite ral rewarrl
S flTa ,, "3 f 'r iu re?,?ery. Addreee D. L. I?g 131 Uar.ern
Pnat olfce. M. T.
I~nuT_A *1000 CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
J Vint Mortgage Bond. No 9 #00. A iulnhle reward will
be iwridTo the SnTr. To W left at C. K?? al.kl l ift e. 29
WlTlum atreet. All person< are hereby cant oned againet
buy In 6 or negotiating tb* raine. _ f
, osT-IN OOING FROM NO 63 VI El <TK1 1
I J i.,r,iiieh Maihinglon Ma. kef, tolhe Huaen H and lerry
t ni n Oorilaudi en-, et, a blue) Pocket ? k . entaininii a o n
dolMr bld Tl'e Under will Ire ?2 reward by rad.ng .1
81 ry A Soiilhwurth 4. i>3 > eaay .tr? > t.
T OST -IN BROADWAY. NEAR IIOCSTON STREET, A
Id lArtiiian * Ac "tnt M<y<k. Tne i.nrte will 1 m aultaidy
rVwaldcd \>i lea nag ibe e-u.e al W Broadwajr.
?HIPPIHO.
lJtkam"\v^:iT:iTy to Liverpool, tiu'CHIKO at
O Quocuatown (Com Harbor)- T:te L'vmiool N?#
Tori ana I I l ail !|.Ui? htea.-.ship Coutiuiay uiteiidideapawu
11.* ibeirlull poutied Ctjde built irou ?;e*at?..ip? an 101
("m:~Or WASHINGTON Saturday, Ant. 2
ETN \ haluidty. Aug. ?
E DIN i) UKG U git an. ay. An*,10
Aii i every tucceedtug Saturday, at noon, from plet 4i norm
river.
SITES or E**S?I1S.
F'rsteabln Statu aye...... .. b"->
Fir*. cuinu to T.ondon 'JO S.et-r* elo London ?
n. -teabiu ?> Carta 9ft St -orage to I aria ?
Fit si a bin to Hamburg... 95 Si-e-ageto riauiuurg...... Ml
F.?secngrrs *1 o iorwarde-1 to Havre, brtiurn, RutierdA u,
Antut rp, Ac., at euually low rates.
Fare* irom Liverponlor Qucet-stown --Ftist cabin, 16.1,
and 21 guineas. Steerage irom Liverpool, *86, front
O .ecustown. id.6. A id tuos- who wish to a n" for their
litends i an buy ticket* hem at the current rate ot ex hangs.
These mean.era have superior acouinraodauuns tor paast n
get a, are strong y built in water light Irou sections. and
carry futieiil I.re atinihilatoi'S. Experienced surgeons are
auocbrd to each st'-amer.
hor : urdier iofoi uation apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
IX,MAN, Agent. 22 Water street; In Glasgow to ALLX.
MALCOLM, ft St. Knoch square. in Our, n^town to \ W.
1) sliY >, Ol'li.t ? O.; in London to >.L\Eb A .WAaLY. 61
Kin William t.-rrt; in i'ar.s U. JULES DECOUK, 4t- Rue
Notre Dame .Irs Victoiri'S, Place de la Bourse; in Phila
delphia o JOHN O. DALE, til Walnut street, or at the
company s OQ jy ,lfj 0 d.ULE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Sieaiushlpa between New York and Liverpool,
calling at Cork Harbor, and between Boston and Liverpool,
Baas: aaftuaasr" <*?,.
gSSf&SitWL. ??&??&?. m
AFRICA, Capt. 8hanuon, CANADA, Capt. Muir.
AMERICA. Capt. Mood's^^ NI AG ARA. Capt. A. Ryrte.
Three v-ssels carry a cl.s.r w hite light at masthead, green
en starboard bow, red on port bow.
ruoe saw touk to Lrrwtpoou
Chief CaMn Passage 8130
Bacond Cabin Pas-age Ihl V,V11'' '
ruon BOSTON TO UVSRTOOL
Chief Cabin Passaae ?'JJj
^Tne'pasiMce money by the steamships sailing alter the 1st
?f August will be pkom nkw tors.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin
TROH BOSTON. ...
Chief Cabin ?',o
Second Cabin ?- v
SCOTIA leaves New York Wednesday, JnlrlO,
EUKOPA leaves Bos on Wednesday, J uor 23.
PERSIA leave* New York Wednesday, J uy 30.
ASIA leaves Bos'nn Wednesday. August 6.
AUSTRALASIAN leave- New \ ork Wedn -day, August 13.
ARABIA leaves Boston Wednesday, August 2(1.
BCOTIA leaves New York Wednesday, August27.
Berths not serured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. .
The owners of these shins will net be accountable for gold,
stiver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones or metals, un
less bills of lading are signeu therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed. ^^^Rd'nH bo^'CQresn.
STEAM PROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
The steamship GRE AT EASTERN: Walter Paten, com
mander, will be dl-pan heU
FROM LIVERPOOL, | WO* NEW YORK,
FKOM 1*1?fiitrtiVb, i , 7* \ ?
(CaHiun at Que"?8towiU Tuesday, BeptwmDtr
S itnrday, Aukum Ui. Saturday. GfctoberJl\
Wednesday, October 1. J Thursday, December 11.
Tuesday, November 13. 1 . ... ? , . ?
This niaiiiiifieent ship having proved herselfjnneaualled for
speed, safety sod comfort (seat-i 'kness being unknown on
board), is strongly recommended as the most eligible con
veyance for passengers.
First > abin, from ? ? ? ? $H0 to $1M
each berth, according to the sire, sltuaUoo and accommoda
tion of the Slate Rooms; ail having the same privileges la the
Saloons and in regard to meals and attendance.
Suits of apartments for families may be engaged by
special agreement. , .
Servants accompanying passengers, and children under
twelve years of age, half fare. InlanU free. .
Second Cabin, Stale Room berths, meals served At separate
tabus *80
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool, In first or
second eabln, at a fare and a half. . .
Third Cabin, intermediate State Eoum passengers, found
with bed, bedding, table utensils and good substantial
food ?????? ff
Steerage, with superior accommodations. ?
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of luggage.
An cipnrienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and passage, M>P?/?ug A WHITNEY,
At the offloc, No. 26 Brosdway, New York.
HOWLAND A ASPINWALL, Agents.
OYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
>or Liverpool.?The PERSIA, E. G. Lott, oommander,
will sail from the stream on Wednesday neiL
A steamboat will ply between the company s wharf, at
Jersey City, and the Psrsia, rrutn 8 till 9 o clock A. M., to
convey passengers and baggage on board.
None but passengers can be taken on board.
TheAUSTRALASlAN will .all August IS.
K. CUMABD, No. 4 Bowllng Oreen.
Steam to Londonderry, glasgow and livbr
pool.?The Montreal Steamship f^m?ny's fliy class
full powered Clyde built steamer NORTH AMERICAN,
Captain Burgess, carrying the Carnation and United Butte,
mails, will sail from Quebec next Saturday, August.2. Bates
of passage from New York:?First class, assorting to aceom
madations, 896 and $8U; Mmengo,
?ions %'A& KaMI of IWlfl:* f,tnm York RndJHtura. *.
the following redncod rtitos:?Flivi eftbin, $16tf 25 and
meeraee, $80. Ceruficiteji itmied for brjnginflr ?uit poaienMro
from ull ibe prioci?)ai towni in Oremt IrbtoiMidlrriuSL9X
vorv low raieo. For passage applv nt 83 'Broadway, New
York. SAKE LA STABLE. General Agentt._
The"north oerman Lloyd's steamship new
YORK, G. Wenke, comu ander, carrying ike United
Slates mall, will sail from pier 30 North nver. foot of Cham
b"r" SATURDAY. AUGUST 2. AT 12 O'CLOCK M.,
FOB
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
"LO&f^lfivRE, HOUTUAMPTON AND BREMEN.
"koi*the lt?reincaW n, i116. second cabin. 870; steerage, 840.
For freight or l?%^fcl|g A c0., gg Broa(1 <tre?.
H"~ AMBURO AMERICAN PACKBT COMPANY.
Steam to London. Hamburg, Havre and Southamp
ton. The favorite first class and elegant Iron mail steamship
SAJtONlA,
H Ehlers. coromandor, carding the United 8tate* mail,
sails Irom pier No. 21 North river, foot of Fulton street, posi
tively on 8ATUBOAy, 9TI1 OF AUGUST,
and takes passengers for London, Hamburg, Havre ana
Southampton at the lollowlug rates Fust cabin, 8H6.
second cabin, 870; steerage, $40. 'Tbe BA\ ARIA w?? we.
cee 1 the Saxonts on August 23. The ships or this line are
divided Into ten watertight compartments, and provided with
a skilful aud regularly educated I^roas"5*
apply exclusively 10 C. K^UAKD A BOAS,^
First packetipositively fob Liverpool.-tub
favorite packet ship COMPROMISE sails Wednesday,
iha 3thh, and the regular packet ship E. Z. on ^'uat. Am
gust 1. For passage apply to C. A. TEN EYCK. No. 67 bourn
street.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON?TAPSCOTT'8 LINE.
BhinF. 2.. at pier 14 Ijxsi river, sails lor Liverpool,
August 1. Ship HEIRESS, at pier 16 East river, sal s for
LoSdon, Aiieust 2. For | a-ssce. at low rates, apply on
board, or to TAP8COTT A CO., 86 South street.
RRANOENENT COMMENCING JULY 1, 1882.
FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
A first class steamer wltl leave New I ork on the 1st,11th
and 21st of esch mouth, eseept when those dstes fall on
?undav, when the day of departure wilt be on the Monday
or vxM**>ppiT th*D??^
Australia pioneer line?established i852
carrying the Unite,1 States Ma,I, sailing positively on
vhieA(JsruSr^Siy
fATortte'cIipper*^l^lfu^8AB*wUlw'the 8att
The A 1 extreme clipper bark NORD BTBBN (built for an
Bast Indiaman). Otto ftohst, ootrflnander, la now rapidly
loading lor Bydnev, N. b. W., at pier No. 8 North river, and
will be deepatchei positively ?2-lbp lMpRoV^iSVeaver
freight or passage apply to R. W. OApBRON, 88 Beaver
atreet Hlsnt bills for ssle. and cash advanoes made on oon
SSSsJBl CmSjnttm lb AwAraila, 8w.it R. Towns
A Co.
F
OR HV ORLEANS.
The ri w United State* mail atramehlp ST. MART. Wm.
H. Talbot, niasLer, will aall from pier No. 4 North river, on
Thursday, July SI, at 3 o'clock P. M. She baa excellent
cabin aooommodaiioBa. Freight in alleaaaa to !.? pre-paid,
and no goods will be receiver! on loard without an order
(mm the oBice. bblppers are ape< tally cautioned against
sending on hoard any good* declared contraband by the
United Islaiaa government. For freight or passage apply to
CHAKLK9 A. WHITNEY, M Broadway,
or CIIAKLKH MOROAN, .No 2 Rowling tlreen.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA KEY WEST.
The United Statea mail weem-hlp
MARION.
J. D. Phillips, United State* Navy, commander,
will leave pier No. 4 North river for Naw Orleans, via Key
Weat, on Saturday, August 2, at S o'clock P. M. precisely.
Kor Freight or passage apply to
SPUKfOltl) ill.ESTON ft CO . 20 Broadway
FOR NRW ORLEANS.-TUB VERY FAST SAIMNii
bark 8. II. W A t'EKAAN, James VV Elliott, master,
has a large part of l>ar cargo engaged and ? ill have I in medi
ate de- itch. For freight apply to WM. J. liKtVEY ft CO.,
ftj Wall etreut, or JAMES COtTERKLL. 121 Pearl etreet.
"L'OR NEW ORLEANS-THE CLIPPER BAP.K SALEM,
A: Captain Powell. Will hall With despatch. She ha* su
perior ?nb n accommodation* for a few passenger*. For pas
sage aiitilv on board, at pier 27 East river, to the Captain, or
to JOSEPH McML RKAY ft CO., fit) South etreet, corner of
Flue.
I^OR HATARA DIRECT,
f The United Hi ate* mtll iteamehlp
COLUMBIA,
D. B. Barton, Commander,
will leave pier No. 4 North river, for Havana, on Wednesday,
August ??, at I2o'clo k M. prwisely.
Fair passage apply lo SPOPFOltD, TILEf-TON A CO.
No. 2.1 Broadway.
COPA IITNKKSIIIPN.
COPARTNERSHIP ?AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED,
with $.'1,UUU ready niuney, to join the advertiser In a line
paying business. Satlefactory details given to any party wil
ling t'> Invest the neeesaajy I uncle Address Charlee Baker,
box 117 Herald ofllce.
PARTNER WANILD?WITlT^SMALlTAMoljNfoF
capital, to Join the advertiser lb opening the millinery
bnelnee* In one of the leading avenuea In thla city, Addreet
Victor, station E, Post oOlce,
PARTNER WANTED-UNDER PECULIAR PRCI'NI
ary clrcimstanors, In the greatest original enterprise of
theday. (No Patent.) Must lie able to advance 11, XX), to
reuain under hi* own control; no risk whatever. At least
$ 0.11110 can be divided this summer. Applv to W. L. WELLS
ft CO , No. fi Park piaoe.
WANTED?A PARTNER. WITH A CAPITAL OF
$IJiUU to $2,01 , to engage in a wholes..c liquor bus!
?ee?. Address L'. V. B , Herald ofllee.
(lb "I Wk -PARTNER WANTED. WITH ABOUT $000,
in a Very profit*Me mmifactaHug b"*ln**s,
where $2,08) per annua net profit nan be mule, the above
?tun will pay tor all the machinery and conduct the nusines*.
For particular* apply at IH7Dnane street, troin 10 to t o'clack.
<&AOn ?A manufacturer on broadway
sJiO" "U. wants this amount, in a cadi bnsliie** that pays
a good profit; a rare rhanre Tor a good investment. Koran
Interview address M. M., Herald "dire.
<it I I WW I - PARTNER WANTED. IN this BRHT lum
1 spi.,''"/*/? I er eeiahl.shiiieiit m t) e roumry, Must have
| an netiv* buem-sa nuin, with < hai.ieter. To seeh a ones
Igii-s'bar sin will Ih-giv a. Cad this day at ' orli.md filreel
Fi del, i <*im 22, No. It v, Jandt stre -l, where an iu:tc lew
FOR SALG.
* N OLD ESTABLISHED BRASS FOC?
/V sale.?'Term* moderate. Apply on the pros
8|n mat atract. New York.
A RARE CHANCE 18 OFFERED TO BUY THE
(uhicu is small) and Ft stares of ju l ' ''
11 hurt Midnrry Store, tn a good location, now doing a probt
uli ? crude. Tue losa of be Lb the only reason for sciltng It.
For term*. Fe., In iu.iv oi W. I.. KMTTtl. !;7l Bleecker sreeL
A HAT AND CAP STORK BEEN ESTABLISHED FOB
J\ thirty >ear*, fur sale?Witu Block and F vturrs, all in
goo.l order: a brick i-hoi> on the premlaea .or inanu'acturing
aoft hata; would aichauge forasraud pnm in thu corn-try.
lu<|uirc uu the pr nit* s of E 11. liOllliY, SCO Grand at.
A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WHOLESALE AND
retail, tor Hale?Now dolus ii tir*t run ca*h tut* re a.
A cood bargain may be expected, ax tbe owner 1* a .out to
get into other business. Fo. pari cu m app-y m the store
corn, rot Sianiun and l'lttel e.-ta
A WELL KITTED UK CORNE* LIQCOB STORE, UP
town; lone lea*.', low ran', wi ll nock, at a sarrlilte;
good reason* aiv.? n; muni be **<iu in three buy* Autirese
DaVIr, bo* 182 lit;; aid Otlice.
AN EXTENSIVE I'OUNDltV AND MACHINE SHOP
for aali a> t great .?a.rirtce to close a tru?t. Engine,
Fixture*, Machinery und Tunis, full and Complete, all in
yo >d order, and now In opi'iatiun end tcry !a*t cbuuoe to
get In the business. Terns very liberal.
KOUTHVv ICK i WOOli, 82 Nassau street.
A CONFECTIONERY STORE CN BROADWAY, -*E
ci.n.l to none In tin? any, uoing a goo.) business, rent
very cln ap for tbe iocutlun. A ep.eudid cbait ? with a mo
del ate capital.
F. D. RICHARDSON A CO., 82 and 84 Nassau street.
A CORNER, NEAT AND QUIET LITTLE LIQUOR
flora, well located, doing a business of from $0 to
$J | er day. Ku.il tor store and a beautil'ul tenement over
a.l, $.&'? portion of which i? sure rented.
F. D. RlCIlAKDaON k CO., til and 84 Nassau street.
A LARUE FIRST CLASS DAY RESTAURANT DOWN
town; will *ell or exchange tor good property; would
like some money; doing a large bus nc-s.
K. D. KiCH'AKDSON A CO.. 82 and 84 Nassau street.
AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.?A FIRST
class Kei-taurani and D.nlny Saloon tor sale, on a good
thoroughfare, convenient to uui M r-?l*unis Evinange and
Custom House, ncatlv tilted up and doing a goon business.
Apply i ruin 12 to 3 o clock, of K. S. LATOKKE, 117 Peail at.
A LOT OF MACHINERY FOR HALE?ONE SIX
horse Engine, u lib pump attached; otic one horse
Boiler, complete; four Lath s, one pair Steuin Shears, one ,01
01 Jewellers'Rollers, one Draw Bench and Plates all In
good order, auu cheap for cash. Inquire at No. 100 WOuster
street. SIDNEY MOUNTER.
Bakery for sale?handsomely fitted up
and well located, doing a gooa business; will he sold
reasonably, eltlicr with or without Horse and Wagon. A
good ci aaoe for u party with small meuus. Apply at 421
Fu ton avenue, betwecu Carlton avenue ami Adclpbi street,
Broukly n.
Bakeries for sale-several fine places.
at 1cm prices. Also Grocery Stores, Liquor Stores,
Butcher Shops, Restaurant and Dining Salo-ms. Also a
Livery Stable, that noes u line business, at a sacrifice.
W. II. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar street.
OOK AND STATIONERY STOKE FOR SALE?AN
old establish* d s and, til an excellent locution, m ar a
large I Uh.ic school; rent very low. The Flume*, Cases, Ac.,
will be sold without the stock. Inquire at 270 Eighth uv.
B
Drug store in new york?corner store.
very good neighborhood, complete sloe*, and fixtures,
doing a good business. Price $1,600. Address F. P., Iler.tlu
ottlce.
Drug store.?for sale, an elegant set of
nxiures and furniture; suitable for a small store; will
he sold very low. Apply to ALEX. UUDUNT, Court street,
opposite Warien street, Brooklyn.
IidOR SALE-HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND SUPPER
' Rooms; the. Lease, Stock, Fixtures und Furniture com
plete of the Pnihuletphia House, 145, 116}* and 147 Bowery,
newly titled up. Inquire at 148 Front street.
F
OR SALE?THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX
turea of u neatly htted up Liquor Store in the Third
j.- lures or a neatly tilled up l.iqnor store in the Third
ward, now doing a good business. Will be sold cheap, l or
particalara apply at No. 8 Hudson street.
-F
OR HALE?MONTAUK HOTEL, 12 FULTON STREET.
Brooklyn, opposite Fulton ferry; city cars start in trout
of the door: lease, furniture aud fixtures fur sale cheap;
rent low. None hnt cash customers need apply.
For sale ?a p.ake chance?the stock, tools
and Fixtures ot a Military Equipment Business, estab
lished nine yea.vs; belonging to tbe late Better A Hill; will
be sold this week for 35<XJ. Apply Immediately to Mr. Hol
lechar, 10 North William st. .
For bale?a first class butcher shop, be
I ween Fll tU and Eighth avenues. wnere there Is taken
Iroin $3c> and upward*, caah, every Day. Swokuhouae,
Saurage Machine, Oyster. i- lah and Vegetable standi attach
ed to It. Inquire at No. 465 Greenwich street. New York.
For sale-a well established drinking
Saloon, in the Immediate neighborhood of tne City
Hall Mid the courts. It will he ?old cheap lor cash. Fur
particulars apply to II. S. SMITH, No. 9 Chambers street.
iB SALE-A BABRCOM AND ALE VAULTS, FOR A
small sum; rant very low. Apply at 01 Fnlton street.
1j>OR SALE-HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN A MA
1 nufacturing business. Sales and protus good ana sure.
Would take Horse and Buggy or Real Estate as part pay.
Address B. F. E., 176 Broai. way, drat hour.
For sale?a begar store, in an excellent
location, doing a good wholesale and retail trade. Will
be sold low for cash. Apply at 30 Bowery.
For sale for cash?a first rate corner
Liquor Store, well fitted up, with good stock. Reason
for selling, the pioprietor going to Europe. In quit e in the
store, 217 Tenth avenue, corner of Twrjaty-sixt li street.
F
good
to .e.
OR SALE CHEAP-A LIQUOR STORE, OPPOSITE
the Live: pool S eamshlp Company's pier, now doing a
I trade. Will be sold at a sicrftire, aa the owner has
?ave for the Weat. Apply at 310 Wi?: street.
For sale cheap?a first class butter and
Chee.-o- Store, in a pood location, now doing a good
bti-lueas: scknes* the only reason for selling it. For tur
th<tparticulars Inquire on the premises, (/J avenue C, or of
O. W. HOSKINH, 33 Clinton mar ? el.
For sale cheap for cash?a restaurant,
Bar and Billiard Saloon, with two Anuria*,, tables and
bar; a good run '>f customer*. Inquire at Xoa. 6 and 7 Wil
liam street, at Frihlie.h'a restaurant.
FOR BALE OK EXCHANGE?THE PATENT RIGHT
of tin improved machine for turning ovale, now in full
operation in this city. Will Nell or enihunge the right of
towns, counties, Stat s, or the United Stat, 1, at a great bar
gain. R. BLAKE, 14 Chambers street.
OAK TANNERY FOR SALE?IN PATERSON, N. J. IS
miles from New York. On account of the health of the
subscriber he will dispose of his Tannery, ebtabiiahed over
twentvyeaas; title tndiapuiable; terms made very easy if
desired. For mote particulars call on or addrcsa Benjamin
Gerve, 39 Hamburg avenue, Pat-raou, N. J.
Rectifying distiilf.ry and liquor store for
sale.? It will be sold at a barttuin. a* the owner la going
to the war Apply to Nr. A. SIMM, 203 East Thirteenth
street, or at 195 East Sixteenth street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.?ONE-HALF OF THE BEST FAY
Ing Pstrnt In the United States will be sold at a bargain
to a cssb customer, who Is willing to join the advertiser In
Eraonally working tne same. Address Patent, box 1117
era 14 otllce.
mo MASONS AND BUILDERS -FOR SALE, AT A
1 tow price, 100.000 I runt and 100,WM hard Brcks. by JA8.
RODUEK8, 421 Broadway, up stairs, oorner of Canal street,
where samples can be teen.
tffOnn ?PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. NO. 21 AVENUE
?PaUu, D; cheap rent, long lease; good location. Ap
ply on the premises lor three days.
aoxn ?FOR SALE THE BUTTER. GHKBBE, FRUIT
JBaJOI and Vegetable Store No. t<3l Eighth avenue, now
doing a food businPM, stm-llv tor cash. Apply on the pre
mises or at Nos. 100 and 100 Murray street, for three days.
DRY GOODS.
J?ARGAlN8t BARGAINS I BARGAINS I
GREAT CLOSING RALE.
GREAT CLOSING RALE.
GREAT CLOSING SALE.
THE LAST WEEK
THE LAST WEEK.
THE LAST WEEK.
950,000 WORTH~OF DRESS G90D8,
SHIRTING AND SHEETING MUSLINS,
PRINTR, LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS, AO.. AO.
THIS 18 POSITIVELY T1IE LAST WEEK,
AS THE STOKE WILL BE CLOSED
on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2.
FOR ONE MONTH.
FOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS.
Ladle* should take advuniage of this opportunity to pur
chase good* at half the present rout of importation.
The Stock Is large and varied, and
THE PRICES EXCEEDINGLY LOW.
6,500 yard* Lavella St 4 cent*
*,{*10 yards Barsge MriK.be 9 cent*
6,5iX)?yard* Oritallba 9, 10. I2H anil lftrent*
10,'"y ? yards Poll de Chevre 12>4, 16 and Id cents
6.WO ard* Plaid and Plain Mohair*. 12.>4 and 15 ot.-nt*
ft,".li yards Drub Alpac -a, do ibte width 2t)ecifta
3,300 isrd* Silk Warp I'oo.in* 26 centa
10,urn nrds Silk aud Wool Barege 12)4, 16 and 16 cent*
6,:.v I Barege Anglal*. 2'a yards wide. Is. 6d.
Mf.RKIMAt AND OTHER PRINTS, at Is. * yard.
IN MOURNING OOODB,
3.800 yard* Black Barrio- Aiijal* 51, cants
7.AU0 yards Black liureae, Silk and Wool, 12;,. 15and [lie.
Also, 2 1 ard* wide llbsck Barrge.
Al*o, 2 yards wile Black Delaine (all wool).
A GREAT VAEIETY~or OTHER GOODS.
ALSO
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF
SILK AND CLOTH CLOAKS IN THE CITY.
CRYSTAL PALACF. EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
284 BOWERY. _
W. R. ROBERTS.
N. H ?Please remember and look for the name an the
window)!, and do not believe you are In ROBERTS' untess
you eee the name.
P. 8.?Postage stamp* taken.
MATRIMONIAL.
An KNEKOETIU YOUNG MAN, OK PRE POSSES HI NO
appearance and some me*as. ace 28, who is engaged In
a mereantll ' bualnta* In thla city, with lair pro*peets of sur
er-*, I* desirous of forming the acquaintance ol a young lady
with a view t?> matrimony. She must lie amiable nod Intel
ligent and tolerably good looking. Money no object. A
k.nd mid loving heart will he sppieeiatedand prized. Ail.
drva*. In all conBtwiioe, Sinc erity, ik>x Y, lleraldoQlic.
TWO YOUNG WIDOW LADIES (STRANGERS IN NEW
York) wish to m ike the acquaintance of two gentlemen
w lib a i lew 10 matrimony fhey must lie refined, IntoMli.- nl
and reliable. Add re. a do lis and Kate, bos 1st) Herald ofilee,
mW0 YOUNG OKNTLRMF.N llETWERN THE IOM
1 01 l??nil 21, wiah 10 lorm lb-* ifq ialulance of two young
India*; must lie pretty, r e?ni;..l-hed and of an laiim and
01 loving dinpo-itioii; most nm lie over Id yc-irs obi; with
the ul nn* e view to limtrl itouy. Ad Ircss lor one week
Frank and Edgar, Ho? 184 lleiaM . I t ""
8AI.ICS OP RKAL ESTATE.
* RARE OPl'OK CUM f* WJK^JAfiTALXUTS OA PHJ6*
J\ sousdeslrtn,j Co .ulry Ke-.,denu>-8.
the auoartoer otters fur sale uta Country Residence, re
cently surveyed and laid out no that it can be divided ini*
three dlsiinui ,>?iT..ia, each ha.111; a ?tier ;roni and mush
a; leujld building sites. Tu? pro eriy uotiSi >ts ot lint) .aires, m
M11-, itt. iiati old man io.i tn a la.*u 01 tuu.-tci 11 acr-s of lotiF
s.utde trees, native and imno t--,|. innumerable Mid of grea*
Villi, ty; a garden tooie Utly deil no 1 an 1 .locked with lruili?
and Onward outbuildings, inch. ling aiin bullae. >a. hunuu'O
cottage, "fronting 011 n liuc harn.>r,'' an i a bowling oib-y.'
The ? I tout ion ha* uneqt tailed advantages lor either a priva;S>
p^ntenie or for cuUtion, haviag a bold shore on tho
hoin.u a mile in e 1 ut, two sides b*U*d by creak and idiot*
Otto lido by tnc main ? o.ul the iunda uacmg liie river#
gently slope either 'v.vy. ao that every buildin :sile comman.n)
hue views of the Hound an l a.11 rounding country. Two*
thirds "f 'lie alien can have water fronts. Tlie (.luce is per.
fectly liealihy, water e . client and air Invigorating. Die
la ore Irani the cite IS miles by New II ven Railroad; busi
ness men can reach the city from this plac ? in insa time than
Horn Harlem by tin* avenue curs. Persons deanoui o2'
avoiding Oily taxes, the .angers and detentions in cresstud
Hie rivers, will do well to give this advertisement theirearly'
attention. No estaie of . qua! size tvlihln one hi ndied iniieo
of New Yorkeomb nes th?divers lied advantage* and regal
elegance of ibis old r* sldence In ovary particular und all ltd
appointments. Theprewni distance to ra lioad statiens, two
miles, When ?'Chatsworth" is uiailo a station, now In con
teimdiitiou (depot nlresdy built), the distance will be ouiji
half a mile. Apply on the primUes. 10 K couaM,
or to hiin at the ofllce of J. 9. Caldwell. 21 i' ue street
ANEW HOU8E, BARN, *f\, WITH TWO acre#,
abundant fruit trees, beatiilluilv sit tated in new 0a?
naan Ooim., worth ili^X), will ,-e 1 at a great sacrifice. Call
at 2>! Fulton street, iirooittyn. Will exchange tor Flan OS og
other merchandise.
/COUNTRY SKAT FOR BALE-SITUATED ONE MILS
\J Horn the village of F.usmng, L. i., of easy access to
New York by rallr. an ami MCumbuata. Containing about dr.
ten acres of land, a large und uoinmndious bouse and out"
buildings, grounds taste u 1 v laid out, in ubuudance of all
kinds of fruits and shrubbe y. For part culars and addresd
apply to K. M. ll AivRlNl, 1 ON, No. 12 John street, NeW
York. Price $18,000.
Farms, country seats, residences and ev.
ery variety of reulertuie In chy and cuntry for sals,
cxrbauge or to let, on most liberal terms. Also sales auA
negotiations of all iln di erent kinds of business, loans, Ac.
SOUTH WICK A WOOD, h2 Nam-au street.
For sale?a desirable lot, with frame
buiiuitiH, siluated on the West side of Tliisd avenue.,
?ear Fifty-first struct; will be sold cbeap if applied tor na
me lately. Agents need not apnly. inquire at 32 Eaat
Twenty-eighth street.
fjAOR SALE?A VALUABLE FARM, IN THE CITY OF
i New BruuaWl k, containing 112 acres, gt od buildings,
well watered; locaii,.n nigh and dry; good selection of Iruifc
re.-s; twenty minutes' walk of rainoad del oL Inquire ot
WAEitEN HAKDENBEKUIl, iiS Wall street.
? 1 ? ? ? ? 11 ? 1 ? ? 111 Pfi
For sale-a splendid country seat, at j$
great aacrltlee. conta.iiing about thirty-five acres of a*
go d and a.r any in the State; one- uarier ot it underdraineds,
witii 1 u nne-qiiarter ot n nulr of the beautiful village of Rich
mond, Suiten Ihlmd, and on y thirty minutes by host and
rail fiom New York: fare tn. uly-lne cents. One and a hall
story house end kitchen, twelve rooms, two barns and other
outhouses, thlrty-nve upp e, one hundred qtunre and thirty
Bench trees, and two hundred grape vines. Price, $7,IJ(KG
Payments easy. Apply to .JOHNSON, GOULD A HAY.
WaRD, 187 Greenv.icn street.
FOR SALE.?TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF CHOICE
land for sale at a bargain, thirty-two uulcs from the
city ot Chicago, on thr Illinois Ceniral Railroad. Inquire oft
Mr. 15IUTTON, No. 25 Bond slraet, New York.
IfOR SALE FOR CASH, OR WILL EXCHANGE?TW(i
' lme Houses und Lois in the cttyol Brooklyn; one o*
the b- at business local tons: w ill trwdo lor a well fruited Farm;
Wenlcbe.-der county profi rr id. Apply immediately 10 TKA?
VER, 170 Chatham street.
1UOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE?
. A valuable English and American Patent. This is ?
good chance fui any one going to England. The invention*
? an be seen in operation and nil particulars obtained by call,
ins on or addressing Inventor, Nu. 02 Washington street,.
Brooklyn.
For sale, EXCHANGE OR TO let?a cottage?
with twelve acres of Lnqd, on Throg's Neck, near Pel"
ham bridge; line view ot the water; plenty of fruit and
shade trees, and grounds tastefully arnuiged. Also several)
dcslrab'e building sites, Witn wa cr iroats. Apply to W. F.
WAKING, Security Life Insurance Company, 31 Plow
street.
For sale, to let or anytiiino-lafayett*
Ditilug Saloon, at Lafaye.le Hull, M7 Broadway. Tha
subscriber being about 10 remove to his new place, en tbe
next block, will iet or sell lils old one. The business now
averages about $20,00u per annum, has been 350,000, an#
might do so again. None but n cash customer, and a fe?
wotds will suffice. J. M. MEBOHUTT, 507 Broadway.
Lands?to all wanting farms.?large anib
thriving setil'.-nictit of iinelaud. mild el.unite, thirty
milea soutn of Philadelphia, liy railroad; rich eoill
fine ctiids, to be seen growing; twenty sere tracts, at
from $16 to $20 per aere ; payable within foup
years. Good buemeas openings; good society. HnndrtdM
are settling and making I uprovi-ments. Apply to CHAB. K.
LANDI8. Posimaster, Yme'and, Cumberland county, New
Jersey. Letters answered. Papers eon slning full mfor
matieu will be sent lrec.
?yy ANTED TO RENT OR BUT?A COTTAGE, _WITBI
. ? from two to six ucrrs of land and stable, within 12 b
of the city and convenient to cars. On the river or ?
water preferred. Address, with terms, S. T. $., Herd#
efiicw. ______
Q>Ci(\(\ WILL BUY 400 ACRES OF NICE LAND.
ipUUU situated on a beautiful lake, and riaited by eitjr
people, pie nio parties, sc.. rvesy day during tbe summer
season; will make an elegant farm. Call at 28 Canlaadk
street, hotel, room 22. This is a bargain.
nnn -MERCHANDISE FUR SALE AMD EX
ijlaiv.UUU. change. From dUU >0 $'0(JU0 worth o#
aes t able merchandise will be sold or exchanged lew for ones
third cash and tha balance in good real estate.
M. L. SHELDON, c3 Cedar street.
MEDICAL.
DR. OOOPBE, 14 DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF TUB
College of PujKiciuos and Surgeons of New York, ma*
b--consulted daily at his office, from 8 in the moraine u&uh
U In the evcniug.
DR. CHARLES LUTZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
Op -ranng Surgeon, wishes tue ladies in dlatincOy u>
dri-daa-l ttial lie hae no rival in tills city lu treating alt
diseases of women an<l children. Can be ooiisulieb in conO?
deuce ai hu private rooms, ?U >i Broadway, M. Y. At homv
from 9 A. .VL to ti 1*. M.
Doctor hunter himself - the physioia*
who i-atablikhud the lluiiti iian Dispensary, No. 3 DWW
Mun street, New York city, iu 1831, can i-e consulted from B
A. M. until 10 o clock at night, at tha old office. A prlvat*
entrance, Boos fur nothing.
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.?DR. BARROW*
No. 1M Bleecl'.er street, four door* from Macdougalg
New York. Prom 11 till 3 and riora 4 to 8 o'clock. K ad nlffi
popular work, " llumau frailly." Bent tree everywhere tm
receiving 2o rente worth of pot age stamp*.
DR. WARD. 12 LAIOIIT STREET, NEAR CANAL.
pays particular attention to all complaint! of bo La
sexee. A private entrance. Office open irotn 8 o'clock la
the inoruiag till 9 o'clock In the evruing. Cousultallon free.
R. RALPH'S OFFICE. 1H4 BLKECKKR HTRBET, WEST
of Broau way. Hours 11 to I and li till 8.
Ladies can consult dr powers, u laioht
atreet, with unparalleled success oo all complaint# Ba
auie and give Dr. POWERS a call, and you will nevar
it. At hatne lor oonauliaUon day and evening.
rROFP.RSOR RENTELL, 1(3 CHAMBERS STREET, CAM
be consulted a* usual. Agr-uts, 127,tg Liberty street, N.
In Brooklyn, 176 Fulton rtreet.
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE. OK NATURAL HI8TORT
of Generation. Price fl. Sent by inall. postage paid,
on receipt of ibe prlee. T. W. Strong, nobUsher, M Naeeaia
atreet. New York. Dr. BOLl.ICK'B office la si UW Bread
way. Office hours from 10 till 3, except Sunday*.
A
A8TROLOG T ?
A CLAIRVOYANT.-MRS. SEYMOUR. THE MOBT
ceieurated aad suocraafal Mndioal sua BualaeeaClalp
voyaat In Amcrfoa, 101 West Fifteenth street, corner Of
Sixth avenue.
ASTONISH! NO.?MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
daughter, h as foresight to tall how soon and how of tea
you marry, ami all you wi?o to know, evou your tboughto.
or no pay; lucky charms free; har equal U not to beiound;
her magic image D now in full operation. No. 184 Ludloir
street, below Houston. 35 ucuts; gcuilemen not admitted.
8TROLOOY - MADAME MEYER. LATE~<OF NO. MR
Eiiihih avenue ba* returned trom the country and.
tak--n up her reside*? at No. A14 Hudson street, second
floor. She continues to tell pest, present and Hunr* events.
Madame Meyr converses iu French, English and German,
and give* warrantee.
BONA FIDE ASTROLCtO [ST. TUAT EVBRY ONE
can d-pvu.l on, la Muic. ti ILgON, who tell* the objeck
el your visit a* m>oii r.s you emcr. She tell* the post, pre
sent and iti'ureol your life, and warns you of dangers,
and brings success out oi the most perilous undorlak logs.
N. B.?Celebrated magic charm*. No. 186 Allen * nu t, be
tween Hoiirtu and aunioa, over the bakery, iotdic* ana
getiiicmeu. ou vents each.
Cf OR A A SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT*
J has removed from Division sir e. to 1C1 Wi- t Twentieth
street, between Seventh itud Kignih avenue*, wuefe she onrv?
he conoilicd upon all tltbjert*, 'mih medical and business
day and evening. 161 We-1 Twentieth street.
AII AM B RAY IS 1' 111 lu .8 r CLAl K VOYilET AND i
Astroiogist in ihlt elty. Bhe telle your very thoughts,
gives lucky number*, causes speedy uiarilege*. No. fcyfl?
Seventh avenue, near Twenty-seventh street. Lailh a 2bv.,,
gentlemen 9<Jc. ,
M 25*51 HART. II AVISO RETURNED IT.OM I?T
rope, announce* to the ladles oi New York that she
run be consulted at No dl Essex street upon the past and
future; special IntertuMJou a*to fortune, niari.ojc, and
charnov given. Ordinary f> c - > cents.
RS. AHDIi; BANKER, THE LONG KSTAMjaTfKD'
and W-liable m til al and bnatiu-sa ? iwrvoyaut ami
spiritual medium, (lives unit- rsnl satisfaction, tiny and even
ing. .Room* No. .UJ Foin th street, four deoia Wvst ot Broad
way. _
N- B ?WHOllAS NOT IIEARDOPTHBCKLHBRATED
, Madam PivKtVS I Kit, w ho has removed to iH) thirty*
eighth stmet, cornei oi Minn avenue, over the bakery, shit
wliiv can be consulted wtib,i utile aailafbllltoilf She has no
equal. She tells tbe name of futur- wile or liuvaud, anus
thut of her visitor. 1 f you wish ti ath give her a call.
T1IB GREATEST WONDER IN TUB WORLD 18 THE
young ami accouiphhsed Madams HYRON, irom Pans,
who can be consulted with the strictest contldi me on all af
f airs of life; restore* drunken and unliilih: til husbands; has
a secret to make you beloved hy your heart's Irlol, and bring*,
together tboac loug separated. Ladle* a c-nts. Resideaco
80Third avenue,above Tvvelilli street.
HO WOULD NffiT (1(1 TO Make THEIR FORTVMBt'
Go ye, nan mid all, to one Mis* WELLINGTON, ihe
renowned .English prophetess, universally ackimwicdgeit
the best of alt u*irologi?ts, ? ho furimntoes ,o secure to those
who cons-Ill licr, hrulth, wealth and happiiiese, ami warran ?
to Imp-it to them infeimalfo-i ot ti-u mumst linpor aaen*
relative to law suits Journeys, at?ent fri- n-is, love, eour-siLip,
m? rlag--. hidden VrsSucea, etiemlev altd It euhlcs? in fart,
o-all affairs in lilo. lirvv sol iters, main rovr doom oi
glory, life or death. If you seek your own prosperity anil
leclllty you'll not on,a., to v i-it oraddru-* liy letter th la
highly gifted and beautiful young lady, ai Ml Sixth avenno.
oppo
city '
, w ho haa the genuine K inian and Arnbaaif tallsiunes for
love, good luck, and hus.nose alfst-s?vutiranted torllfo.
Lucky numbers given, as ,?l?o lilghiv re i-e.-tatili- vity refc
rencev. Driinksniiess cured and uufaliful wires and bus*
band reclaimed.
ZOGN IIEfATE.?THIS \Vt)RLI>~HBN6WNRD LAD*
has returiied from Europe, ami Is slid at 2) Christ)-,
ph-r street, to be on as tilled on alladalrsof ufc. Pro-ore'
her charm and lie happy. Office hours lionilOA. M. Uil 4
I'. M. r'-c?Lsdiea, 2a cent?; gentlemen. 60 cent A
1 f? r BOWERY - MADAME WIDUKK, CLAIRVOYANT
.lu?) and gif cd Bpanlsh lady, unv- 'ls lb--mysteries of
fiiiorlty, l?- n, innrrlag-. iihscni friends, sickness, prescribe#
m lieines fur ail nitta-os, telle lucky n-imt-ere, prepetty kst
?r stolen, Ac.

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