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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
HUM! AND AND IflFK?JOINT TOWEBU OP AT
seawur.
WA81IINCTON, June 39, 1875.
In the Supreme ( curt of tne United Siatee the
following opinions naye been given
No. zie. s.trah Ann Randall, appellant, vn. Lonla
Kricm r.?Appe .1 from Hie Circuit Court oi the
Unitedatu-toa ior me District of tiinneAota.
Mr. Justice swavua delivered toe opinion of the
Court.
there i* no controTirsv betw- < n the parties m to the
(sets. Hit app-llaut a ,h, vvi .nw ut John Ku.iuall de
ccaeed. and cntiOM duwer m the p remises described in
rho bill. They were ruurr ed prior to tlio year Id4 ,. He
died in duly, lb 'J. Kroui thi i nf their uutmime nn
Ot his dSlUll lii-v lived ill lllr State of Meiv York,
and whe tins since continued to live there, lie
wu.i seized in tee (imp e of the land in
winch dow.r is claime i. until lie conveyed it
>wu), ah presently suite i. (in IOC mil sf vprit, Hfil,
tic and tlie coinpi uinim execute.1 n power ot attorney of
that date to Wnlitim II. i.sndiiii. whereby the latter was
authorized to sell and convey the res: estate therein
described, i ho d,*c iptlon ineludsU the premises de
scribed in tbe bill. Hi..' iDr lruuHMit was executed in
New York, according .o the law if ihnf rate, mm was
duly recorded In Minnesota On the I nth r, i January.
duly recorded In Minnesota. On tlm lath of January,
ihfA William o. Uamlail, ss the attorney ol diihn Umt
dsll and wile, and in their names, by nee I ot warranty
ot that date, conye.yen the premises described in t:,e bill
to Irueman M. .Smith, ,his deed was executed In
Minnesota, In conform ty to the local law.
Krieg, r deralgned title irom MTtiilt througn tnv-ne con
veyances reaching buea to the latter. John Itandull
anil wile n v .kud ti ctr power ol attorney to William II.
" ' tea,
?nndalt bv an Instrument uti>y executed, bearing oate
(he 28th or May, 1849. < ppcl aut is the solo legatee of
he, husband. fie gave her Ins entire estate. He lot! no
re ,I property, the estate roil isted ol personal etli eis
exclusively and (as at the value of iron) (IMtyjOU to
(200.000. the appellant lets received unier the will
from tbe executors (50,(HA I he agreed vaitfe o iho
premise ? (escribed in itm hill, exclusive ..i the improve
ments put uponihcm since the conveyance toHmiih, is
over (V,i,no. When the power ol attorney was given
there was no law ot Maine out authorizing
sacn an Instrument to ho e*. etited in htis
Baml or wile or the uttcrncy to couvoy u'n.ler it.
On ihe-iiib ol re rttary. IHft", the I egislaturc Minne
sota then a icrritor.v ol the I ailed Mates, pussou an
act which is as loi ows : -"A liu -band una wiie in ty con
voy by1 their lawful agent or attorney any estate or In
terest in any lands situated in tins' territory, and all
deed* ot convoy ante oi any sucti lands, whether here
toloro t.r lie reu iter tnuue, under a joint power of attor
ney Irom tne It us, ami uml wile, shuil bo as bin,dug ?nd
have tint Mine eflbct as il mole and executed oy the
origlnalpan.es." The validity oi the deed m Smith, us
respects John liauduil is not questioned, l nt its ctllcucv
as to tin, apt ellam is denied Iter claim to ib- dovv.-r
is resisted upon the tallowing groan,.*:?e. i i hat when
tho deed to Haiiih was oxecu ed a non resident wide,v
was dowahln n.idsr the statute ol Minnesota only of
lauds wHereof the husband died seized, 1.1 That the
deed executed by the attorney to ilntll was suffieienl,
uiulcr the tin n existing taw or Minnesota, to loir thisde
mitrid. (8.) That tho d,ed to .Smith containing a wur
n.ntv, ami (he uppel silt having ccepted under die will
?he is thereby csto oped Iron assert ng this claim ior
dower. ((.; That the delect in ttic deed to Smith wss
remedied by the curative act of 1857. Wc have lound it
necessary to consider ou.y die point las' named. It Is
not objected* th ,i the act ot i8.,7, a* regards us upplica
tioii to the present ease, is in co'illicl with tho constitu
tion of the Mate. Wo have careiudy examined that
instrument and h i v, lound nothing hearing upon urn
subject. Nor was the act lorlmlden by the constitution
id itie (initeu Mates. There is nothing m that instru
ment which prohibits tlio Legislature <>i a Mate or icr
tory Iroui exercising Judicial (unction;. nor Irmn int-s
ing sn act which divests rights vested by law, provided
its effect bo not to impair tho obii. it Ion ot a contract. !
Coutraets are not unpaired but continued by !
curative statdtus. isatterlee vs. Matbew-oii, & Pvt.,
3H0; Watson vs. Mercer, a I'et., IIU.> Marriage
is au institution tcuuded upon mutual consent. I
Triut consent is s contract, but it i,- one stu generis. lis
pecntlarites are very marxed. It supersedes ail other
eon tracts between I he parties, and, with certain exeep
lious.lt is inconsistent with the pu or to mase any
new onus. It may be entered into by persons under the
age of lawful majority. lt< ti he n-iilwr cancelled nor
altered at the will m the parties* up,,a any new consid
eration. Iho public will and policy controls their wilt.
An entire failure oi tho power to lulril by one ol the
pariies. as in esses oi perinanent insanity, does not re
lease the other from ihc pre-existing obligation. In
view ol the law It is villi as binding as if the parties
were as they were when the marriage was entered into.
Pet naps the only clement of a contract. In tlio ordina v
acne.nation ol tne term, that exists is that the consent
of tho parties is neccs-ary to creati the relation. Itis
the most important transaction oi iif-?. i ne happiness
of those who assume n< ties U nallv depends upon it
mere than upon any thing e sc. An eminent wriier 1 us
enid it is iho basis oi il Mire fat rie of all civ
ilised socioty. tStory's 1'OIIIL, we. 1U9., Hv tlm eotn
?iion law, where there ivus no anle-nupti ti
contract, certain incident, belonged to the relation,
among them were Iho estate of tenant by the courtesy
On the liart of the husband it issue was Inn u and li? -ar
rived the wile, and ?u her ptrt dower if ?ne survived
tlm husband, bower, by the common law. was of three
? lads?ad ostium ecclesiie. ex a*>rn?u patris and that
wh.eh, in (he absence ol Hie others, the law prescrihed.
The two former were luuudcd on contract. The latter
was the creature of the law. Howir ostium eeeh siw
and ex asseusu patris were (hojislicd in i nHanil l,y
stavuie of tlie .'id sbd ftli \\ illiuu IV., en. 1116 Hie
dower given by the law is the only kind who h tins since
existed in hngiand, and it is believed to fa: toe only
kind which has ever ohla del in thiscotin.ry. During
lite life of the husband the right is a men- expectance or
poaxibliily. In that condition ot things th- lawmaking
rower may deal w iih it as may be denned proper. It
Is not a natnral right It Is wholly given by law , and
tlie powr that gave It may Increa e diminish or other
wise alter It. or wholly take it awav. It is upon the
same ,lading with ti c expectancy of heirs, ap. arcnt or
prrs^mptivo, before the death of the an, e-dor.
Until tli -at ev<
: event occurs the law ol descent and distribu
tion may be moulded according to the will of 'ho , egla
Inlure. Law s upon-these subjects In such cases lake
sfleet at once, in all rcapecia, as if tlicv had precede., the
?drill of such persons than ilvmg. l.'pon the death ,,t the
hudtaud and tbe ancestor the rich sol the widow and
fbe heirs become tlxci and vested. Thereafter Un-ir
Idles respectively n si upon the seme foundation and
nt protected cy the same sanctions as oilier rights it
property. 1 be nowerofa Mftalature under ihecircum
stances of this ca*e t,> pass laws giving vaiidiiy In past
? ? i. Ti?
i.i ni" (htchwere betore itn-fi,, itai is sv?-ll settled,
Wainon vs. Mercer, supra, the title to ifie premi-e* In
eoiit? vvr.y was originally In Margaret Mercer, the wriie
i l J.. ,,rs Mercer, ft r the pnrpo-e of trdn-terrmg
the title fo her bushand they conveyed to a
third person, who m mediately cosvayed to
James Mercer. The deed of Mer?-r and wne bore date
(t thv 3tlth of Key. 1786. It w as latshv defecti .c a< :o
the ? fe in rot having been acknowledged bv her in
eonforiniiv wita tiie provision ol tha stain ? ?t Pennsyl
vania ol 1/79,tuuehlng the conveyance of rcalestate or
femes c ,?(rt. Mie died Without is-ii,.. lames Mercer
(led ieaviog children by a former marriage, aiut the
dcalli el IriIIi parties, her he,r? su-,1 h,s itcirs in e eut
lueni for the preintsea and recovered. 1 he >ui>reuio
tour'. f the Maie afllrmod the jj gm- nt. fn iszii ttie
Iwgte atnre pnseed an an which cured the detective a< -
know edgment ot Mary Mercer aad gsva 'tie ?ame va
liditv to tne deed as if it had been ???!' ex,- ut* ,l orgt
nally on her part. Ihc heirs ot J ante* Mer -er thereupon
sued her heir-, and rscoveied t.gc i the sauie premises.
Thi* : adgi.c nt was al-s, alht med by the Nuprems 1 ourt
?if tne -ta e, ami the judgment of afllrmanre was
aifiruu d by thit Court. 11,u case is conclusive oi tne
??ii(. P>ura ua
T< the objection thit shell '*W? violate v-?te 1 rights
?f property It bus been fbrcluly (nswcrtd that there
? ante m veste-i right to do wrug. ria ma , enirary
to iuetire and equity cannot be rcgnrdad of tnat
ennnirKr. <'on?,nt to remedy itie wr? ig i? to ne
ereauuieJ. The <>nly right taaan away is the right dis
aonestly to r> i-udia e an honest contract or otiveyance
to tlte lntury ofttie other party. Kv nwherenore'mc y
fcaHl be ' ad in tne courts the vested r.gin i- uv.,|!y un
ettem'od with u.e slightest eotitly. tCoolcy's i on*:.
J4m 5i> -
Then is nvthlng In ths record pe-?u*nve fo env
r? ,ax*iien in isvor ol the appellant of the Ic-al prm
? ipir- ? ileli, a? we have shown, apply with ists!?(T ct
to ht r case. 1 he curative act i l?s; has a strong natural
? qoiivat l's root. It did tor her what she attempted to
?lo inta i.dru to do and doubt '?? beitev- t she had done,
i.od for doing whlcb her hashand was tuily pant. The
t .: t I:as( money tor the lot t*> ? ne a par; ol tu- estate,
and toe entire estuta was given io her at his death. Sot
?atrailed w uh th s. st,e seeks to tss on her dower upon tho
proper v la que shop. The set accomplished whet a
court ,-t eqntiv. it called upon, won Id hate de-reed
promptly as to the husband, and would have Tailed to
derrcc as to tbe wtte only from the want of power. Him
impending role of ias? as to ietoeer,,vcrt in<i,,h rates
would have prevented It. The lo-gis atttro thus <ii,|
wtiui right an l lustice detnsu ted, end the got strongly
rwes:(lends it-.-t to the conscience and opprebetton of
the null iai nun-l
I be decrei otitic t'lrcuit (^oirt is afllrracd.
IN'l RHVAL REVENUE--WnoTJiHLI DEIM-Rd.
No. 6 TP. Ctinrles W. Slack, Ci?llcct6r of Internal
Revenne. plaintiff in error, v?. William W. Tucker
et ai.?In error to tbo Circuit Court of ttie Tnitcd
Mates for the District of Ma**a< those tip.?Mr.
JnatK e Bradley delivered tbe opinion of tlie
Court:?
This ?v a suit brought kr Hie rtelVnifant* In error
against the plaintiff In error, who was .1 collector oi in
ternal revenue. to recover the amount of certain i.U''?
I am liv Uie lorinur under | ro'est ami al!e/>>l to lia"?
keen Illegal 7 aseessed The ' Iri uit Court, harinit fried
Hie caee without a jury, held the tax illegal and a re
move '? war had. 'Ihc writ of error ta brought bv t1 >?
? 'ollector to reverse the judgment. rhe tax ?u< a-*??ed
aKa.nat the iie.ten lani* in error as "w hoiesa e it ileia''
under the seventy ninth section ol the Internal Ri ven m
act ut June 1' l*M. as amended by the art ft
July 1.1. I"tifi. (14 Mantes. 11a) It was aere.-d mi
Hie trial lhat If upon the ta ts the Court should de.-i.lo
inai .ha plalntHTa on the cause lielr.w) w?r n t
liable to the rax aa wholesale rtea er?. hut
wore liable to a tax of one half the amount
as commercial brokera under the fourteenth clauai
?f the seventr-nlnth aeetton. and under tlie hiit.1v
nuith aeetioti, aa atnenrtrd, ludginent ahnuld be ren
?leLed in tneir favor for half the amount claimed and
in threat, inibject to the delemlanta' exceptions.
The statutory pros Hon* referred fe, and on the con
atrnciaon <>t which the ruae principally depended, were
expressed In the following icrm-t?
PtfrW-A* rowhtdcsile dcalera.lhe seventy ninth aeetlon
a* amende I provided lima:? Wholesale dealera, whose
annual aalea do not exceed $Oh. shall pav ffti; sit I if
fhelr annual aale? exceed tan.fWd. for every nddliiotiuI
ft (kig in cxecaa of pft'.CW they shall pay fl. ? ? ?
,<erv nersott shall he regarded n* a wholes*le dealer
whose Miriness it la. for himself or on eommtss|,,ii. to
*e.I, or otter to sell, an) goods, ware* or merchandise of
foreign or domestic production, not in- .inline wiaes.
spirits or malt llano**, whose snttuxl tales excce.i
?i*. i?IU ' 14 ta'.. lift.) An exception w?a m.uie In fseor
ef ??untnetnrers selling iheir ..wo |oori?, hv section 4,
a* amended hy >he not of July Id, KWrt (14 fttaf. Hit,
which provides, "lintnothing herein contained shall re
noire a special tax lor ? * ? Ihe sale by maioiixrtitrer*
t.r producer* of h.-ir own goo la. warea nnd mer, hxn.i sc
at the place of p-odn :'>'U or manulni ture. anil at their
principal olhcc or place of husineaa. provide | no good?.
wares or merchaudlac shall l,e >.? ad, ex. epl uf sample*,
in s .f i urtlcc or place ..t lm-ine-a.
serood?A a Jo eoflthicreinl hrokera the fourteenth
viause r.f the seventy ?ninth -eetlmi. a* amended in iw.:i,
provided a* fo'lowa- r?mrie|iui nlgiitc 117.1 'Cnm
mereuil brokers shall pav Any person or firm
wn.ss' hastnesa it is, a* a kokrr. to p.-go^ste *.ile* or !
pit cheer* ol vnods, a ares or merchandise .c to iiepvtl
ate srcight Hint other hn.iiicss tor the owners of ve*wl?
air lor die Stoppers or eoii-lfnfrx or eoiistKlo c? ot freight
carried hy vea.ela an.ill he regarded as a eommcn oil
broker.*' Afnl section i'J. a* am ufled provide*:?"And
ih< is shad be pii.it moniiily, on all sales hv commercial
kfekere, of any foods, wnrias or merchandise, a tax of
?ne-twentteth oi one centuin upon tbe amount ol aucn
??ies'' (fourteenth s atu e id.
i'nder these alaluies the piMlinifTk helow claltri".1. fW.
I -at the sales mane hy item were made ss mere ngen!?
flit m.HHitacimter* at their principal oflke and place
et business, ami. therefore came umlcf the exemption
pro'ide.I In section 74. aoove quoted second. thai, at
ui. f, they wee ncuimerelnl b- her* and. lh? re .on.
balile lot only one i.a.i me ainonnt lor which tliey were
o sewed. fho lacr* on which ihev relied In support of
these i la'tm snltu'n ntly appear from ihe i,||l ni exc< p
Votc-taken hy the defendant ..u the trial of the cause.
II was aifpwn hy rhj t< Hiuiony of the
phintitls tlieiu'ctve a (hat four ihsntl'acfnriug
corporations, two of them lvivlnr -ft. r fnct>.rica
?t a?hau, N II and i banned hy mat Mate, and two
?I UMiu iiavlc* their ticurm al llaiUiaib ami niton.
r rn liMcnittm, ana chartered by the latter Bute. anil
all luauulacuirinii uoilon suudl, had the aanuti general
~ - - - E ^^TS5d
office In Haeton, wtii'rt they held their meetings. trana
acted their business, aad kvpt ihalr recurili, and where
they kept a common clerk uud common treasurer. The
latter wmh he cblel executive officer, burins all the raw
mauirlnl and making the other purchase* lor the cor 1
ixirattenx, taking care of tbelr finance*, and uuiter the
? eauectivc boards (which oonaiMeit suhHtaiuiallv of the
name person*) managing and controlling the ulTatre of
tMo several corporation*, their agent* and servant*,
between these ciorporatleim, respectively, and the plain
tiff*. who were a mercantile ilrin. transacting titmine**
in Ronton, under the name ot I ptiam, Tucker A Go,,
there were separate agree men is, eitlicr in writing or hv
parol, that the plaintiffs should aell all the aooda manu
factured hy eaon corporation tor a ttxed ncrcciiiuae oil
the aim uui oi sales, and the course ol hunncsaoi' the
Dliilmills. under and 111 pursuance ol ihi* agreement,
whs as nil lows:?'They (the plaintiilH) had a *b rn in Hot
ton, which titer hired In their own ijhiiic and lor winch
thrv p.nd (lit rent, with clerka, buukkecpeIB and other
scrvunis wtioin they employed and paid. In this more
was a counting room In which this business was
tinnsncted, and chamber* where samples ul
poinds mailtttuctured by hlte corpora'inns woie
! kept. No good* except samolc. hales and package.
were there kept. Unless occasionally some goods whirl!
; Intel boon miss' ut or tor some reason had uui been ac
; rented by a uatomer, found heir way there, the plan).
tiff- were known to ha the uneirts nt these corporations,
; to sell their goods, and they sold only the goods ol tln-.se
; corporations una their course ol business wits us loi
| lows:?l'ltey were kept info ruled daily ef what was
! mantilnitlurcd ul tho several mills and made sales to
I piiteh.1 ers an oDiipi'iuiuty offered. They kept in their
? office a different betol books tor each ot the corpora
tions. and when a sale of any of the goods
ot any of tho corporation* was effected au
1 entry of the fact was made in the books ol that
corporation and ihev no tiffed the tiianu actiirtu,'
agent .it the null ol such corporation (where all tho
poods were suited as they were manufactured) to send
such coo is to the purchaser. The goods were, then packed
at the utlll add direct "<1 to the nurchasur. an l lor
warded to Huston by rail where a truckman,
emptovod and paid by tbe p.ulnt'ffs. received
ihoiti and delivered litem to the purchaser, tl In Huston, ?
or st tIn- steamboat lun ling or railroad station, il the
goods were to he stint els where. I he freight, by rail,
trom the mill to Boston, v. as p?tff by the plaintiffs, and
was. with tlta expense ot truckage, charged by I bent to
the resi cctTvo corporations. When sufficient time had
elapsed alter the sum for the delivery ot the good*, the
plaintiffs sunt to the purchaser a bill ot the goods in their
own names, separate hills iielug rendered tor the gooff*
or each corporation, and not as agent*, anil in due course,
win u tnev were settled, receipted the hills in their own
Humes, and not as agents. When the hills were
paid in cash the money was received hv the plaintiffs
and deposited in batik in their own names, and
if on any giten cay iiioitov was received Irom sales of
the- goo-Is o! the different corporations, snc-li money wae
initialed together and deposited by the plaintiff* in ttirir
own names. II the hills were settled by no es the notes
were made payable either to tho order ot tue makers
and by lliem indorsed, or to the oruer ol the particular
orporation whose goods were sold, the plaintiffs did
not put their iiunies upon any aucu dotes, nor did they
ales ?
guarantee any of their suli a. Ihev delivered these
notes ir<-tit time to time to the Treasurer, and from tltne
to time paid him money and every itiotttit settled tnetr
account with each corporallou. ihu plaintiffs bail a
brunch house in New Vork and un agency in Philadel
phia. and the silts in w York and Philadelphia were
reported to the Huston mse, and ddiyorles and col ee
tions were ma le as to such .-airs In lie -auto manner as
in sales st ill! dostou bouse. Suctt sales were not in
ctu ,cd i their n t trns to the assessor at Boston, and no
part ot the taxes which this action t- brought to recover
were paid upon such sales at New Vork and Plulauel
pii.a. I poa litis evidence adilucod by lhe plaintiff's
the detcndatit moved lor lUJgmcnt on the following
lfl-nl ,,l| - ; ?
/? st? Admitting all that was atxempled to he proved,
It uianib-Rtly appeared that the plaintiffs wore tvnolu
-aie <h au rs, within tho m-'auiug oi the law. and so lia
ble to bav the tax collectffK
?Second? that tin- ales made by the plaintiffs wcro not
rales mndu by the manufacturing corporations, willuu
(he mean ng ol the law, ami
Thinl?It the sales were made hvthe plaintiffs a?ngents
"l 111?- in a 11111 iciurtng corporations, within ihe mi-amng
ot the is w, they were not made at the place ot manu
facture n r at the principal olB.-o or place of husii ess ol
the corporations, hut were made at lh<( store ot the
plaintiffs.
Ti.e t'utirt overruled tho motion and ordered judgment
to l>o t-iii"ied for thu plaintiffs tor the ii.lt iimouiit
Isiup-d i p i! the >acts slated, and the additional om
unit the su re and clerks were employed und the bitst
ii> -s carried on by tho ffrm, the Court held the piix.it
tuls to have been commission merchants and wholesale
do tier*, within the moaning ot toe taw.
lie versed, Mr, Justice Field dimeutlog.
COURT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
Spfremr Cocir*?CH AMaina?Held by Judge
brady.--first Monday's utotiuu calendar will uo
called at eleven A.
tit phemk uouht?Spkciai TrnM?held hy Judge
Douohuc.?Ueuturr rs?Nun. 7, Pi, 31, 25. Issues
cu law and taot?N\?S. 62'J, 42ii add, 27a. 33d, 183,
4*?, 78, 481, 120, 431, 21, 427, 2(1, 491. 4ti4. 1st, 348,
140, 862, 541, Kid, 473, 424, 246, 135, 180, 228, 417, 471,
507. 516, -537, 643.
Miniutc Cot'BT? CIRCUIT? Part 2?Held by
Judge Lawrence.?Nns. 4t>0. 1464, 1522, 14.-6, 1424,
80S, 1284, 1304, 1554, 1128, 848, HH, 20.8, 1244, 1 ,40,
1218, 1210, 1176, 992, IU0U, 2802, luOO 1$, 21)94, 5028,
3063, 3154, 200, 882, 2228. Hart 3?tieio by Juuge
Wp.Blbl'OOk.?Nib*. 2780, 1231. 1363, 831. 983, 1219, 7s.',
949, 1151, 1547, 3185, 981. 837, 689, I3e9, 2788, 1822, U0,
1133, 3030, 836, 896, 1203. 1369#, 791X, 1247, 31Ua,
1393, 1621, 22-4#, 1661, 987#. 328, 903, 2429, 1443,
1775, 1777, 2819, 2981.
Hi'FKiiioii court?SrnoiAt Tehm?Held hy Jti ige
Mpcir.?Demtirm.x?Nos. 1, 8. Law and lae ?ho*.
42, 3d, 47, 4\ 4 i, d, 21, 25, 60, 12, 31, 61, 36, 54, 4d,
14. 41. 37 , 66, 24.
fei'pgfftoR court?Tsui. Tbrsi?Part l?Held by
Judge Kreednsan Mas. 1889, I04t, 881, noo, to.ii.
1165, 1173, 1185, 1247, 1239. 12 il, 1269, 1176, 6 5,
681. Part 2?field b> Juigu Houeii. ?>os. 812,
1082, 872#, 1126. 1192il:l4. 912, 876, 404, 1098,
098, 468, 838, loDO, 2084.
common pi.kas? ihivi. Trbm?Part 1?field hy
jnu,e ltobtunon.?Nua. 1969, 1666, 1136,'723, ;ixs9,
739, 2604. 2ill, 2638, 2464, 2484, 1297, 1293, 18a4,
It-4, 8.17, .987, 1093. Palt 2-Held by Judgu J. P.
Daly.?NO*. HPS, 1471, 1172, 1447, 487, 623. 1483.
1497, 1436, 2606, 2457, 775, H68, 2tS8, 15V&, 1610, 1060,
1408, '.463, 1442, 1474. 361), 1513, 1264.
Marimc iuir r? I bisi, ikRis?Part 1?Held by
Judge Aiker.-Nos. 41U0, 30-6, 2844. 2766, 2097, 2545,
2062, 1607, 1274, P66, 2607, 3,80, 4"7?, 4432, 3394.
Part 2?Held oy Judge Gross.?ffoe. 2615, 2498, 2499,
2587, 4162. 4198, 3324, 4222, 1938, 2600, 2585, 4( 63, 4242,
601, 685. '.'58, 49, 93, 4461, 4343, 26b2, '2413, 2523, 2469,
21686, 2680, 2839, I'art 3?Held by Juuge i-pauld
ing.?No-. 37 .9, 8664, 4618, 4325, 3092, 3.13, 3848,
3961, 3950^ 4616, 424*. 44714. 8633, 1649, '25)8, 2989.
Part 4- Held by Judge McAdaai.?N"S. 36'js, 2764,
4296. 1138, 1885, 4465, 2684, 2801, 877, 2766, 2679, 2701,
442". 2330. 3419, 3009, 3' 10, .1876, 4204, 4227, 4300, 2263,
2660, 2 .66, 2373, 275.x, 2742, 2791, 27t?.i, 4476. 2803, 2809,
2817. 2827, 2S.il, 2'Jal, 28j5, 2913, 2919, 3083.
i in Kr ok gkni kai. I8K?iq>s?Held by Recorder
liackeit.? lhe People vs. Victor OlMSon, robbery J
Name vs. Ci.arlea Mcfcv y. odrg.ary; Maine vs.
charlv- Wiiiiams, ourglaryj.'saui* vs. Peter Woods,
burglary; faiuo v.-. Jospu Moan! n, buiRtury;
Haute vs. Tiiotnas MaOoru. burglary; miuu rn.
Josepu Parley, grand larceny; Haoit: vs. unvnl
CailngDon, grand larcenv: bame vs. Geoige Mil
sou, grand larceny ; .same vs. nmotny sin a. grand
larceny; same vs. Martha J'lrikney, grunu larceny;
Same v*. Junies Y uuigr, gr ind larceny ; same ts.
1-rcderica A. Gooua.l, taiaj prcietice*; samo vs.
Jaiues M111 r, imne pretences; Same vs. Joun
Ki d y. cruelt? ?o aolmaia.
OYRK AND ITRMIMK? UeH bT Jtldffff PSViff.?
The People vs. i.uwaru Jncl.ougiwin, bouiiclde.
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.
ARI.I78T OF A riCKPOCEBT.
John Reilly, a noted pickpocket, was bald tc an
swer, on complaint ot George Kttgel, of No. 66
Hprihg straat, wh im he relieved oi a waliel con
taining $11. This licet fingered transaction oc
curred in the .Bowerr while Mr. Kngei wsi en
gaged in admmug somo Taney articles ur a store
Winnow. Ban was tHeu at $i.JO0.
A HIGHWAY ROBUKRT,
On Saturday night as Joun Kebl ng, of No. ..'20
Seventh avenue, was proceeding through Hliaa
iie'h street, he was attacked by a number of ruP
flans, struck, knocked down and robbed ?( a
watch and chain of the vame of $24. Two of the
alleged aseeilents, Timothy McCarthy and tViiiinm
H. I cirw, were #rre.xt?d. The rest escaped. Jus
tice Duffv yesterdav held the prisoners lor trtai la
do,aim of $1,006 hall each.
YACHT.*, AC.
t BARGAIN-4 t.AKOK ASSORTMENT OF BOATS
_\ r.u.ly tor aal? ami volar, received tir T. DISS.
MoND Moat Builder, No. ?4 I-rent airrei. l>? iwtvu Oo?
rro. ur ami Nuntip>m#ry *i,?? ??, New Yurk.
? TIRST 01.AAA YAOIIT 35 PERT LONG, JIB ANO
J\ mainsail rlf, In < ..mp'ete order. will !>e aoiil eh>-ar.
*irH lo Captain JA' K. uruowij u \ a tin cluli bou?c,
i.h.i oft iirt etreet, Brooklyn.
t coPPCR-FA TEN KD ROW HI 11T COR ft U,K-It
AY Hi" lone. no? anil haa<laoi>ieie flmalird. Apply to
K. WYCkoKK, 151 Bon sixteenth i-tntt.
fjH>K SAI.E?T A''H T TESTA, ?l TONS; CCI.l.Y
I erinipped; warranted ?.,uii,| and will lie told low.
Applr to <. A R. I'Oli^oN, XM m.uth street.
fpOl CHARTER?THR HH^T CUMI HlDIWRIRIi
r oifanicr t.'l TV l'<?l\r. 'iiitihlr Inr Srniml or riecr
iiMviuatiou. Apply ta UiIAHLi.n C. I.E.tKY, 7J William
street
IJABTirs r.oINO TO THE col NTItY *UOt'EI>
LKAVK TliElIt UIRCI IION AT. TIJR oFflCH
or THE KVKMNo TE 1. MS It AM. No f ANN NTHrKT,
AND IIA V I V COPT or IIIK I, AST EDITION,
WITH AM. THIt I.ATKh r MV,< j?E N f TO ANY
MlllRI-f IN" Mil. CM lb IaTES lilt CANADA
rou fifiy < i.sr.i a tontii, rusr prepaid.
ICO it Mrs RI'ADY To SOIfP-MHREU OI.IB,
I .)'I it nil. nail, iDlilng. ?lilp?' U,n? nail aa.l row
Boati i nnililivd. uiHiain, i iivIh>?i.. all cheap.
a I KPIIr N uoiKRI :wih and :trt sonth atraet
ITaTHICTIOI.
it f.o? Boo K K C. I, I'l N11 COR Bl SINEHH MEN
J\ M?wr? DoI.lt \R. I IAT It roan way. tench double
?nfry traotP-aily a? uted in tba ba n New York tinitaei
and wake good bonk mx-pers in a few private lee-on*:
lliev ?:?i ihiiiovi. Htiflw** or trnnplinr ami inake ale
don Ptolmo* n lit.'i$. Open day and tvetiinv. all nun
roe r.
\T THOMPSON s ( Ol.I.ROd. M forum avb.ncr,
oppimto I on Iter institute. H, ikai aptue. ttrlline.
Arithmetic ln-lrtictloii rtav and evening. Indiea'de
partment. Telegraphy la,i,bt pra? tn al.y, with uottu
ntroux open all *nt?twar.
i vol;no r,M>v, or raiiit, mimicai. hkh i#,
J \ drain's a paction lor .'lie or country in exilnture
for h. *rd .| r*k? oertnan, bic/lmii iiiki trench , teaches
Hirer Kiddmdein * metho.1. A.lilreaa Mlis k. C., care til
Nr. Ohnatern 73 I'lMTi r?py place.
fPHK EVENING IFU.GRA*
TtiVIOIir. AS USL'ATi,
PUS A I I II' I. A TEST TbWB.
CA'J RAM AO B?., BROOK 1.T N?A OOTRRRftM,
?*?? with heo raier- n <?* ai d speaking fluently French,
(S"rt? li Engllg'i, w int., ? entire etiarye of two childrea ,
i a.tvi it'?< i.< - iiiuii at ?! Lnr.ikU brabctc*. Addteaa.
MIES AT Altrxiow.
Ar
Now on exhibition, day aud evening, at the Clintou
Hail Salerooms, Asior plaoe.
Probably the fluent as-euiblage of rare and curious
spet-iniun*01 Uie peculiar skill ot th< artists thai lie*
ever been brought to America, illustrating the lx?i loiui*
ei art industry in
CHINA AW) JAPAN,
consisting of Larmiered Work?carving* in wood ami
Ivory?i?ronz'?- ron-eUiU aud Potiery?Cloisonne
l n nneU?ViMola ami fablete In Jade?Aruia and
Aruiur?embroidery-Paintings, Ao., Ao.
The pr >perty of a gentleman who ma te the collection
for in, io . ..ue oat) dmina a residence ol twenty years in
the l.n, t.
Trlie sold hv auction, on ihc afternoon* of Monday.
Tuesday uiii Wednesday, Juue 31, 22 and 2S, a) 3*
o'cloca. 1 he Mv -.ru. LiiAVliT Auottoueer*
SPANISH A ST I
B OBUtttk ollection of Painting* and Water Col
or*, by eminent SPANISH MASTERS. .OLD AND
MODERN, now on exhibition at the Lcavltt Art Rooms,
817 Broadway. 3 A. X. to ?i:JU i*. M.
Catalogues ready, and to im soM by nnetion on the
evening* ot Thursday ami Krtday, Juik- 24 and 34.
i lie Messrs. LKAVirP, Aactloncerr.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
BxrcoTosa? sale.
Hour as and hot corner Of Broome and ChrvsCe streets;
also Lot* hi Ma lison aveuuo and Hity-l00rth stre-l.
Tilth street an 1 Ninth avenue, opposite Morutngstde
Parle
ADRIAN IT. MULLKR A SON will sell at auction on
Tuesday. June 23. 1875, at 12 ..'cloak, at thy Rxehaniro
Salesroom, .,<> 111 Broadway, by order of the executors
Of TttootaaOonueli, dceeasou;? . .
Brnomu and Chry-tie streets-The brick and frame
Houses and Lot No. 333 Broome street, southwest coruer
of Chrvitie "troet. . __
Maili.-'iii avenue?2 Lota, west side. 49.8north of Twen
ty-Seventh street
Madison avenue -8 Lnts, southwest corner of Madison
avenue and Kitty I oar lb street, with 1 Lotlu the rear on
Kilty-lourtn street. , ? '
120tn street?4 Lot#, north slue, 100 feet east of Ninth
avenue.
Ninth avenue?4 Lots, southeast corner of Ninth ave
nue ami 121st st.rsci ari l opposite the Mornlnasiile Park.
Kitty per eeut mav remain on bond and mortgage.
W TMORE A BOWNB, Attorney*
Maps at the office of tne auctioneers.
A ?828,000 WORTH OP ELKO ANT
il, llouirholil furniture,
Pianoforte*, Hroii/.es, oil Paintings, Ac.,
at public auction,
at private mansion 120 West i weutv third street,
tills iMondav MORNING,
coiumeneing at 1"}, o'clock.
By TXKK riTTOi-RAl.lt, Auctioneer.-Will sell all the
cosily Works ot Art contained In above residence, com
prising velvet, Brih?? Is (J n runts. rose wood b eiuwav A
bonsPtauoloi'ie, Bronzes, Oaiunois, latest stylos Parlor
Suits, covered in satin, reps, Ac.; Centre Taolee, Inlaid;
Bookcase, i Ibrary r iiranure, i urkldi Chairs, Uongeij
Chamber Hints, complete black walnut Dressing Cases,
Bureaus, Bedstead*, sprint and hair Mattresses. Dining
Room Huntsi. Chairs . xienstoii futile; als > Basement
?nd Kitchen Kuril t ir,-. or i is boxi l and shipped.
ATTRACT1VB
ART HALE.
American and lorelgi
OIL PAINTINGS,
at tho Art Gallery.
N o. tsl Liberty street.
THURSDAY AND FKIDAV, JUNE 34 AND 28.
Now on exhibition.
EDWARD bCHBNcK, Auctioneer.
?.JF.RK. JOHNKON, JR.. AUOTIONKBB,
I ? Furniture, Merchandise and Ktne Arts alexroom,
37 Nassau street
Real Estate Department, 21 Par* Row, *rw York.
O.s WlinNi-SUAY, AT 10* O'CLOCK,
FINE RAI.K OP KLKOANT CARPETb, MIRRORS
anil general Household furniture,
removed from the country
for convenience el sale. Particulars in time.
Auction balk.
-J II 1st (MONDAY' MOKNfNO,
commencing at 10* o'clock,
at live story browu siotie luansiou
No. 47 West itttn street, between Ut and bth avenue*.
Plain souk' andgeuteel Uouuoliold furniture,
Bieimvay A Nous 7* octave Pianoforte,
Looker A Bros, upright PUnolorte.
Handsome Parlor Buns, m erunsou mid un satin and
broi-atel, lurkislt Lounges, Easy i hairs, gilt inlaid
tea ire and Console lablrs, Imported bronze Elffui es,
' " " ind
Clocks, Miri ors. Curtain*. flnu Oil* linings, . ibrary l
Becreiairo Bookcases, Library Tables, Wriiing Pesas,
Elaborate Chamber Bets, solid walnut and rosewood,
vix t?Inlaid Bedstead*. ire<rtng Cases. Armotre-a-<>lace,
Washstands. Commodes. Ac.: also single Bedsteans,
Roreaos. At hair and -mring Mattresses, One Bedding, rep,
plush and brocatel nuits In various cou,rs.
i-.xt^teioii laple. L'ufl?t, cnairs in leather,'line Silver
w-ire.^rockorv, 29 feroik-els and In-raln Csrueta. hair
cloth Suit". N B. ? Bale p, siitvs. Take Sixth avenue cars.
Ooeus packed It required.
ROBERT-a C ASH IN, Auctioneer.
Art hale.
CHARLK8 BODE, Auctioneer, will close oot the
bulaoee of Oil Psintiugs now remtlmna on hand at
store t>S Nassau ? reet, on We lnesday, Juun *3, at It
o'elock. Ibis olfaction 1* eousigued by the artists
direct, with positive iiiMTnations to sellj It lw therefore a
great oppoi toon> to llio-s in want ol choice ml painp
lugs to ateild ih ii sale, sf it !s peremptory and without
res.-rve. la this sale Uie frames aud paintings are sold
together.
ADC I ION.?118 K AT AND IMPORTANT KXKOUTOR
sain of valuable Heal batata in the lowua of he w
town. Jamaica and Hempstead, Qii-cuh ceunty. L. I ,
lo rlos-an e Lite, at It. omen's Hotel tn the village "f
Jnuiuca, st 1 o'clock t N.,on Tueaday, June -2. i 7A
Will ne Absolutely ani With, ut reserve sold !o the highest
bidder. thinutti K. A. l.AW'i'KSt.K A CO, Auctioneers
tlire- ?plm.iid Farina offlb acree each: nme magnificent
Plota ol ftnui '?> to 12 acres each all the pla-es arc within
easy acct m ot >cw Turk etiy, with facilities of sieara
and b?r?e car railroad: terms of rale wry ea?v; the
largest portion ot the pnrchase money can remain on
bond and mottaage. Maps and p irticulars a* office of
auctioneer, t2H Broadway, or ot3Se ot executor* SJ3
Broome sticei. New tork.
^b'l'TIOM ROOMS, S9_A>n 41K 1ST fHIRTRF.NTH
J\ ?tret t. ? tirnitnre. Carpets, Mirrors. Parlor Suits,
l ertor Beds Hoofcca?*|, Uia-s I'lated and ? rookery
Ware. I no il Sheet*. Ac., lor cadi at auction prices; alto
in lustalincnta. Au??tlmi aaie on Tuesday, June A
>u limited gooda offered atnnciio'i,
J. UAVBN, Auction'. r.
At M. E. FaVhK'N APCTION HODSR-BT C D.
PAVOit Auctioneer.-''Tuesday, June St large ?aie . f
new and second liand Furniture. i'ari ot*. Mirrors Uiass.
ware, t uiiery, Ac.: grand clearing not sale, Partus
h?'. nil Keoits on storage and wi-hing them sold will
please give notice on Monday. Particulars iueattar.
A LOTION 8ALS.-M. NC38BA0JL AUCTIONbER,<3
A How-ry, ?eli" this day. at It o'clock, at No. 444 e?o
..-:d s\enue, me block, rlatnres Machinery, liorae",
tt ?g>ui?. Ac., oi a Bode H.s:er F.ietnrv; )letn*?? Copper
ippsratn-. i? m ol h.iy Hor.es, Wagons, Bottles, Boxes,
As, wtibuut reserve.
A DCTIt'N, A COT 10If, MICTION,
.'\ (?! elegant Ilouschnla Furuitnre, thle day (Mon
davi. June M. commencing ai l#X o'clock, at pruaio
residence 21 Rest (HA street, near nreadwav, conststlna
?i rli iily-gllt m an Parlor suite, covered In Preneh
brocaiel, cotehn. rep and haircloth; 7'? octave Piano
forte, best city uiaker; imported Bronaes due ? ?tt P?mi
' ah nets, ~
lugs Vases, i' tageres, Cabluets French plate Mirrors,
(loess. Turkish Chair*and l.oungea; 'Inlaid gilt < entre.
Library, warble, Extension and i.aues' Work table*.
Wardrobes Bookcase. Ue-k. Cnrtalus, IMnlPf t(o< m
Furultu e Buffet, Chairs, Dinner and Tea sow Silver
and Plated Ware, creeaery Cutlery, Ac.: walnut Bed"
?leads. Dressing Oases, Ammir# a ijlsce. Mure his Wash
stands. spring and heir Mattres-es, Bedding. Ac. : i ar
Reta. Mais, earn.ue descriptions, and every necessary
on ' bold article: a rare c.more for those aboat tur
msnuig uieir kuBMa Sate poetiive.
m?m:V ZlNV Anctioncer.
AUCTION SALE?AT 105 F.AST Ulil BT.,
near ?tb sv ,
THIS iMondav MOtf NINil, J una 21, at 10',' o'clock, a'l
toe eleesni Household rernmire. at the private resi
dence im Kasl 13th ?f., near 4th av., to tho blgbeel bol
der, wltbeni re erve. c.iuaisiiu* oi mug niBoent nose wood
Pianolorte elegant Parlor Suits, In satin, urocele and
reps; H-deteads, Knreans Wa*>.stand*. Dressing Cases,
Wardrohea hair an.; spring Mattresses, He din*, eklev
Ktsg< res. Mirrors, i'urt*ltn Bron/es, Vases. Htiffrf Ex
tension lebles. fhatrs, velvet Hruascle Carpets; Ulaaa,
China, Bldrer Ware, < uucry. Ac.
J. kkaEMBR Anctloneer.
JJY DA NIK A. MATIIKWS, AUCTION kR B.-BXM ?
ntor ? saw.
Household Furnltnre ctr?eta Mirrors. China. Olass Ae ,
AT RK.lllH Ni'K ?7 KA T THIKTIKI H hT. IlK.-HAV,
June 22. at H"? o'clock, rarticulars morning or sale.
Bv order J. Ilnler, Fs,;.,egerutor I nolo WoMOw deeeaoed.
BT J. W. CAMPB Lb. JR.. ACi TMBFER. -< AMP
M I T, A t'ti. sell this dav. In lois, commeaelng at
lob. o'cIocs, entire largo, general aasoriod stock of line
Groceries. Teas UROsrs, Wines. A" , eontaine I In Camn
A M.'inm ? first class store -?.l third avenne, near Fitly"
fonrth erreet .-took about tk.KNI. embracing ,|uantltv of
full packages cb-ice goods, barrels ruuar, Hyrega,
Flour. Vinegsr. ohesta ol saeortiel fine leas hags t of
fees, gall"! S snd bottles of fine prand lea, fllii and old
i ahiitct Whu-kics; ohoo e Fancy 'iroeerlee, suoerb r
Shell Hood", tine Bplees, Psnro. elegant i am d floods,
hones star h. tmses uneps. sees Hmi'-r and Lard : noaii
tlflssef ntlfer tine noode: Plaftorm end counter .-euie-..
Jape i Tea i Keaanna Ac. fAencereraoii. hnvers
and dcaP-rs . specially invited. Pesiflve ? ?i . no reserve.
CA MPBKLb A CO..? ffie# ?w p.aat Jllnih si ret t.
m Mi i lli. P.T BOM tRVil.LR, Al CTIOBMR,
74 rNTT KltelTY flsACR.
CAtARlNO OCT WALK of If FIFTH AVBM K.
PRI.rmCS TO AI.TKRI.VH I HE B CI L PI NO. fAlNT
INOd. FCRNfTCRR. AC AC? DRTAIf.e IN TIME.
f TATALOHCK", rOPIRHS, CIRl'DLARs AND Al.T
" J km is of
despatch by '..
LISHBKN r. No. 21? Rrooitwgy.
klnlgot AU' tlon Printing done ivilb the greatest
'.i rj I
despatch by "he MrtTRtipoLirAir FitlNflNO hblAb
D
ANlRli II. B( llDErf, ACCrlONEKR
By BCRDk. f A DMNNI-'.
tto'-e N i. ;9 Burling s lp.
Mi IN t)\Y Tnne SI.
at 12 o'. look, * iiU.ii ikar atr r*.
bv order of'ji v-r risks, K?q . I'niteu Mates Mar'hat,
?eer-cbsuni Pipes, Cigar Tubes. Ac. ; 441 ttlegaui Miir
sibanm Pipes, tigar 11'1*''
"ilk and Silk Spite
Si* pieces yer. elegant aud bsaiy black, plum ami
ilate coloied -ilk. ? _ ,
Two orv elegant Silk en!t". one Cashmere Cieth taf,
alt sei/e.l for violation of revenue laws.
/N W. JENKINS. AOCTIONBIA.?B. B, HRNHY
U, will sell on Mondav, June 21. at I0K or <?k at No,
16? Klrit ivenue, large and general avorimont of Rnwt
hold turni'ure. comprlsl'ig Mack walnut Bedsi.io
Bureau*. Waehrtamia, nnarlii* top and legt Tahiep, oia",
Lmingea, l ook ng isiaesee; rocking, cane s?at and wood
'"hairs; hngraiiugs. Mgttrcs*, Pillows, t'rlhs and c.v,ui
?bU It -ttea i?rnci h.Atis. barrovu 'I'abiea ac.
If.
SALKN AT AIM TlOt.
B. HURTS A RONS. AUCTIONEER*.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, AC., AC.,
ON MONDAY, JCMi -1. AT lll'i O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 243 EAST THI KlY-SEOOMD STREET,
comprising wnlnut Psrlor. Chamber and Dialog Rnom
>uits, BbiIh, Bedding, Brussels and Ingrain < arpvta.
Oil CltiUi. Reirlgeratora, Kitchen ami Cooking Utensils,
Ac. Catalogues at rule.
T HAVEN AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT 39 *ND
el ? aii ! ii cast rhirteen'h street, on Tuesday, June 22,
at 10>s a. M,. tint con tins ot a large bouse, rcuioved to
nt.y roonts i,,r convenience ol sale; alao a lot ot Mil
linery Ooods. Hats, trimmed and untrtmraed; Ribbons,
gathers Flowers, Ac. Kile Positive end wtlhout re
serve. Parties having tree uoods. or goods that must bo
mod, si* nd t he in m. Returns made same day id sale.
KT EVERY MAN OWN REAL HUT ATE.
Peremptory Kale of forty one lads,
comprisiiii.' tnosi of the block of lsn l houfldad hy
First avenue, I ast River, JOtjtti and 101 At streets.
OKI ilto K IIOUAUr Kiuir
will g'-il at the Exchange Katesroom,
111 Broad way. New York, by order of
Messrs. u tit van. Kobtie A Fowler, Attorneys,
on WEDNERKAY, JUNK 30, 117A at I'd o'clock M.
Tertuseasy. Ju five >ears these lots will bo aurrounded
by houses mid have quadrupled in vitlti".
It Is the Inst upper.unity to not cheap lots in New Vora
city. No reserve.
For particulars and maps apply to
GKOBOE HOHARf SCOTT,
No. t>h Pitt" street,
or to the attorneys,
SULLIVAN, KOBRH A FOWLER,
Drezel Building, Wall street. New York.
M
ORRIS W II,KINS, AUCTIONEER,
a TUUSI EE'S KALE OK BOND ASP MORTGAGE*.
K. II LDOIiOW Ai'h. will sell at auction, on THURS
DAY, .tone 114, 1875, at lilts e'clocK, st the Eaouange
Ralcsroom, No. HI Broadway. New York,
KALE It Y ORijKR OF DAY III UtlWR, TR(TSTKH,
Bond ol William O. Mead to Daniel Drew tor B40.n0.>, on
which $34.U). is unpaid, secured ny mortgage on proper,
ty in town olDsrinel, Putnam county. New York; Kond
ot Daniel Drow to David Dow*, trustee, tor $8,000; Bond
id Daniel Drew to David Dow?, trustee, tor $3 1,0110; Bond
ol Daniel Drew to David Dow*, trustee, lor $.)U,eUU tali
secured hy mortgages on property in town <>t Cartncl,
Finn tin COUiny, New York); Bond ot Daniel. Drew to
David i own trustee, tor fl.i.OOO, secured by mortgage on
ituei * ~
property in Southeast, Putnam cuiniiy. New Yorlc ; Bond
ol liaiilel Drew lo David DoWS, trustee, for $1&U00, se
cured by mortgage on property In toivn of Courtlandt,
Westchester county, New York; Bond of Daniel Drew to
David Dowa, trustee, for S75.0'ii), secured by mortgages
nu property* In town ot Madison, Morris county. New
?terse/; Bond of Deary Mead lo Daulal Drew tor $2.U.W,
secured by mortgage on property at Brewster's station,
Putnam county. New York; Bend ot Jonathan F. Frost
to Daniel Drew for $40,000, secured Lv mortgages on
property In towns of Bomers and North Salem We-l
ehester county, ew York. Full particulars in relation
to above can ue had At the office ot the auctioneers, No.
3 Flue street.
MOUTOAOK sale.?HENRY DKK1IKR, AUCTION
eer, office 26 First street, -ell* this ,tav, at too'clo''*,
at 84 Hester stre t, Stock and Fixtures ot a Grocery;
large lot ot Roup. Teak, Coffees. t anned Fruit. Rpioes,
OotMter, Fixtur s. Settles, Cannier*. 1,-e Box. Ua* Fix
tures. Ac., in iota, OUIt. F. KIKUCK,
Attorney tor Mortgagee.
TLfARHIIAL'8 BALK.-BT VIRTUE OF AN EXRCU
1*1 tion to me directed and delivered, I wi"li sell at
putdtc ?uction on Monday, June 21. at 1(1 A M , the con
tents of a I'leture Frame establishment, at Nos 18and
20 Peart street, con i*tliin of I'leV u'm-i", Pictures, Pic
lure frames, Mouldings, Looking Glasses. Ac.. Ac
C. FA KI.K V, Marshal.
MARSHAL'S sale.?PETER bowk, AUCTIONEER,
this day at 11 o'clock, at the auction room* No. II
University place, corner Kiglitli street, a lot of Human
Hair, switches, Deris, Heir Dye. Pomade, curling irons,
Ac. L. LHUbUm'HKB, Marshal.
Peremptory auction rale?op- is plots of
g
Ground suitable for gardeners ISO building Lois and
Hotel, with ail modefti improvements, (hens stable*,
Ac., situmed on the New \ ork and FatersoB Plunk Road,
a i|imr'cr or a mile from Reacatieos Reeu couese, Hud
son county. New Jersey, and know n us Ghlcora I'ark,
on Wednesday. Juno 23. 1875, at 2 o'clock F. M., on the
ground, lo attend the sale take special train via
Northern Railroad of New Jersey, leaving Twenty-third
street ferry at 14 o'clock M. ironi New York, and 19:15
from Chambers street; also. Die New Jersey Midland
Railway, leaving Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets at
12;is from New York. For further particular!, maps and
tree railway ticket* apply to L Wis K. WuOD, 7'J Mont
et, Jersey City; WILLIaM A. WEEK*. 34
fODiery Stroet, u o l .? - it,, n O.I.I , u r\. r, I i.n.' v,
llttJsjt) street, Hobokcn, N. J., or CHARLES uOiiloCU,
on the premises.
PAWN BROKER'S 8AI-E-?JaMEH agar, auction
eer, will sell, at S'.i New Bowery, S00 Iota of -ilk ami
other oressoH. i rape and Face chaw Is, Ileum tnt*. I'n.
derciothes, Riieets, spreads ieb!e Linen and a variety
o> other to ods; si.-o Coals. I'antal??on* and Vest*. By
order of-oloinon btern. lis West ? wenty-aeventh street.
PAWNBROKER'S S ALE.?THOU 8. M'ORATH, Alt'
tioneer. U! Chatham strepr, corner Mulberry v. ill
i sell tills day, 11 o'clock, men's and Women's Clolhin;
Dresses, HI.awl*, i ctnimiits, Qudis, Bedding, i not*.
Mlioes, AC.; ?iso <'oats, I'ant* and Vesta. B. older J. L.
1'rsger, West l hirty-third street.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.?RICHARD FIELD, DEV.
eral Atiotioneer. salesroom No. 89 Howerv, wilt sell
this day, at II o'clock sharp, nuo lots men's and women's
ciotbiag, Drrssea Rhewls. Keuinanuk I nderclothing,
Beds, Hsddlng, yoilia, Blankets, Boot*. Shoe* Ac.. Ac.;
also Coats, Funis and Vests, By cider M. Mebrbaob,
Grand street.
Richard Walters, auctioneer-marshal's
sale?will sell, on Monday, at 10!, o'clock, at J7 East
Broadway. 20 hoxe* flue French Flowers. Ji .loaen hue
kid Gloves, adco:ors, Ac. D. A. Ml'ilFDY. Marshal.
KT 1VKRY MAN OWN RKAL KIT ATE.
Peremptory aaie
of
forty-one l.ot*.
comprising ino-1 of tlii' block ol mod
bounded tiv
Fir*l aveiiuc. East River,
KA'lli aue IflUt a tree u
?BOR0M 111)BART PCOTT
will ell at the xchai.re Haic-rovm,
1U Broadway New York,
by order of
Messrs. -nlliran, Kobbe A fowler. Attorney*,
?a WfcDXMBiiAY, Jl'Nr. jp, le.j,
at II c'cuiok. M.
Term* miit. In five year* three lots v?111 ba ?ur
roundel by houses* mi n.ive <in.niruple<i in value.
li i* uie lam oiportuuitj' to gelt lie n| luti in New York
cliv
No raterve.
Fot particular* akd mapsanrlv In
tilcWUt UDBART srOTT.
Nu. 5^, Fiu? ?t. cct,
or to the attorney*.
bCLMYan. knnrr: * rnvrw.n.
Pruil hJ .. ? ? iy. Wall ?tn el.
New \ oik.
AH - II Ai- S HALK?PKTHM BOWR, A tl'TIONEF-R,
will fit on Monday June 21. al lo* . o .... a A It
sharp, two handsome tl or >uphm?d hart s. 6 and 7
years; two *lde oar VYugous llarne**, lo.: corner of
i-.ii,'!iih *u"et aail University p ace: tor parte nis i * see
h.ir*.'uud vainape adveriiaumcua.Meiai.i. P. DAli.hY,
Marshal.
Riciiako v. HAHNKrr. \i. rioNb! it.
will sell at 40 tloll, 011
VEDN.JPAI, June Al. at 12o'clock,
at (be xehany* Salesroom. Ill Hroadwac.
bv order oi administratrix ..f Hei ry K. Miar# de. oa-eitt,
HI au.l fit aa( . wenty second nr-et west of inir.i .?*?
euuo, valuable Krencl. flat '"ur siorv. basement. brick
Apirtmen. House, with stoie. and three ?torv and base
uieBi brick Dwelling Honae. Also three sto v and has,p
mem t re k Factory, covering the rear; two lot*. 80x?s.
Property la good order; rcnu fir l> r annuii).
l-Hiy per cent mi mortgage. Sale abaolute. Map*, per
mit?, AC-, at auctioaeer'aoffice, ill Broadway
RICIIAKII WALTF.Rl*, A I I 'Til i. K F R MlKRIIALS
sale Oroeertes ac.i. Will sell on till* day, Men i ir.
at I0<i o'c ock, at "i7 . a* Hroa.1 way, a larie a*sortm?nt
of (.roccrles, via Twenty Hie eke ts lea. bores soap,
t offee, cauue.t Fruit, 8plct?, Catioip. t*ic'?io?. tilaascsae,
Ac.. Ac. Is iIAhDis, Marshal.
^nitlllFK'N MAI.K OF OFFJ/'K ril RN ITl'BK. BAKES,
,*c. ?8. II i.It* AN, Sheriff's antl tleneral Auetloie. r,
.111 sell, M. u iay luoe 21, at lOu'cloca, No. UBooerv.
Hon,*, Oh .irw. Uopylng I'rrseaml Stand Lounge*, ?ard
rob-a. Bureaus, table*. Carpeta, Matting ulasaaa, Clock,
ill Paintings one Melodevn. Ac., also two Sale-, ao.;
tulle L>Of at i % Ua
v M.i TTUEW T. BRKXW AN*. late Sh< riff.
A. Aauoy*. Deputy.
Alao at II o . Iocs, No. l'JBowrrv one Billiard Tahle
WM. C. CONNKlt, Sheriff
riff
Vena I.sFiorw, Oenirv.
mo t. l.i).s.t AM KUTATK. lit E. U. LUDLOW A CO..
auctioneers elegant bomeateaia and valuablo real
?Mate in Weatebeatcr county, between Mainaroneck and
Rye, en th* Bnrtrm bo-jlev.trJ and within ah^.nf ten tnln
nfes'walk of the Net T irk A New HaTen Railroad-th
lion at Harrison. Will be aokl at the Eichaiige sales
room. Ill Br.udway, on Tuesday June Ti. at ii o'clock
noon. Upon the meet liberal teims ihe spa dona hou?e,
late the residence ol J u Ige A. W Bradford. suiuhlfl tor
hotel, school or residence, with six to twe.ve acre*, sta
ble, conservatory and jirapcry end *_!?) two plots of
about i w o and a halt and lour acres each.
flTlLLlAR WITTFRH. ACCTIONK B. WII.I, HELL
f f 111.* day, at I o'clock, at 43? > 'anal street, or virtue
01 a Ch itiel mortaige. a i irpe u>t of llo.iaen.ild Ktirni- i
lore, Hru-se sand liirrnin i arpct*. Olieleiha, hatr ami
oth. r Maitres*'*, teaihcr He.da, I'niowa Ao., aediitiy*.
pier an.1 plain Mirror*, i'ouiiters. Ib *ka, Ac., iron sihs,
Retrlrerateni. creen Blind*. Sashes. DotrA Bfioweaaes,
Au Rv order William i union, Attornei for M irlaaaec.
II'ILLIAH ABBOTT, A l'< TION BKR,
tf office Mo. 2< haimwrs sir. et
Hotel al anciion on ' ueaday. 2M inei., at S o'clooi, p.
M.. coiiMimna room*, with it? Beds And Beadlon,
known a* the Ablbem Howl, at No. 2M Ktilion street,
oi Poeite WaMtlnvton market; alao . oule ita of Resta i
ranl and Barroom alla?h",|, steam I'ahles, copper Vis.
se Is Ac.; tbe ler.se haa I our rear* 10 Mil
iH-i -I I, i < > u? AM.'., WAITED.
In this C'ltjr anil Brooklyn.
I yrnilT CLERK 1YASTM A FURNISHED Rdf)n
A convenient lo down town, In A unlet bonne; s.?t9
leiuis uer week or month. ?lm h lutitt b? n.oi.ei i..
Address KuMNbl. boa 132 IlerAld oBci
Ifi 1.A I WAN r F. 11? B Y A SMALL FAMILY; A FIRer
r class Itai with all modern .mproveineut*. between
Fortv seoomi and Flfrv uin'h atreet* *mi Fo irth ant
Kltihth avenues Atldreda L. i III (.rami atreet.
II ANTRD-BY A OF.NTI RM Ml AM) WIKR. A
If ani.ill, well Inrmalied House, located b twee ii
Fenrteenlh and Flltv neveelh street* And far* am! M*i'i
avenue* Aiidre**, *ta. in* loaatloo and (i i m*. U II., b<x
140 Herald ultown Branca once.
tl' AMKP-IN A STRICT I.r I'klVA k MMILY
fv (trench pre'erreil), between Fou-teeuth and
Twetiiv *iMii ?tre< t an I Hroadwa* anl Sixth avenue a
well Inrnished Ko.<m. use ol bMb, Clowta nnd 'irstelas*
Board, ter man and wife; reference* er hanped; ter n*
not lo exceed $23 par we x. A.ldrca*, w itli lull panieu
lara M. F.. box h>P Herald office.
II A H III i: iWANTKIsM.
ATURRATLT RBDl'ORD PRIUKA
An extensive Mock oi Mia;- ami Marble Xania'4,
Waah iraysaml d'atsi Work ofevary leacrinlioo.
RRNKHYN oLaTK ndinSf,
Tnlon snuare, Fottrlh avenue anil 'ovcntccntn at S.T.
ATiiRRaTLY RKDPC :D PR!! AN KXrKNSIVIt
s'V stock ol Marble an I Msrbteueu vianto.s and all
otuer Niarhla W ,rkA Marble TurninR for tho trade. A.
Ki.aBRR, 1J4 Ka?t eighteenth street, near Third av.
QTKWARrS RBW SLATB MANTELS, INI 41D WITH
k7 ti'aai aleo niarhlu and w I Man ei?, ei?*ant da
elpns; price* very low KM And ? Weet rftltf third
pi eet, Beau Baveoth aveuua,
?OiROBttS WAMTBD.
1 LARGE. TLBASANT ROOM TO TjKT, WITH
L Hoarn; callable lor gentleman and wife: Room bj
itineh- gantlemea; a'au 'able Board; reference* 1,4W
Broadway, between Forty thtru mirt Forty-fourth ate.
1 LARGE COOL FRONT BOOM, SECOND FLOOR,
1 wHh heard, one ball block west ol Broadway;
re luceu prices for sutduier mouth.; bc?t retereuce*.
:>6 Kaat 'Iwcltlh street.
o BLOCKS FROM BROADWAV-FAMIUK8 OR
JL oiuiri*' icentlem 11 can he accoiumudatwl w*,h
Hoard borne comforts and pleasant UoOiui; tame
boarders. 61 Kew Fourth street.
<S>r lO AH PER WEKK-POR RO.IMS, \VI fll BOARD;
?frO laiiiihes accommodated eoue'ly low; hot and
cold wnter in rooms. itouth Wellington.Mjuare, uurd
door from Macdougal street.
PER WEEK ?BOARD. W1T1I A IKIllWlf
M) tton Room, tor a geutlem ?n; also table Board,
nglisb lamliy. 3 >d West Thirty-titth street. _____
1A ~WAV :KLKY PLaCR. NEAR EROADWAT.
1U Pleas.iut front Rooms. ?U. $15 and $10 tor two it
tons, ivith Hoard : single Rooms, III. traualeut people,
%'l per day; table Board, It, ____
<)??!) STREET, 12$ EAST? HANDSOMELY fUR"
Z't nlshod Rooms, with first class Board, tor (kmllM
or gentierrmu; ad homo comfort*; summer nflc?*'' n1^*1
c'ass .leighborliood and location also day Board era
OQTH STREET, WEST. HOT? HANDSOMELY Fl'R
J,r) nlshed single anil double rooms, with Board; hot
ami cold water. ami ventem 10 cars and stages; Amen .
cau family; terms. $6 to <H per week. j
on CLINTOV Place.?A WD FT op parlor* I
J,'' to let-aleootner nicely furnished Rooms, with or
( without Board, at summer prices.
0?J 85 AND ST WERT FOURTEENTH STREET.
| 0?y, Ncivl'v and eleyanily furnished Rooms, with or
without Boiird. en suite or ctngly, by day or week;
transient tor summer mouths.
OATH STREET, 184 WF.MT. NKAB BROADWAY.
Ot HniMMomely furnished Second Floor with otiex
oen'lnintble Board; also single Room; tainilv small; but
few select boarders taken; retercuces exchanged.
A l\ EAST NINTH STRBBT, NEAR BROADWAY.?TO
4-t' let. with Board, lari/u Room*, suitable tor gentle
nun and vrivcf; single Room* mi* geiitleun-n . transit u
and day noanlers accommodated.
IO SPY!-NTH AVMNUK.?PLEASANT. WELL FUR
4.) nished -inele Rooms, all conveniences, With eood
liberal Board, lor $6. $7 or 8* brown stoue, central,
genteel nDlgbborho'sl; croaatown cars paia. [
111(1 PAST SIXTEENTH STREET. TifRFK ODORS
I''./ from Westminster Hotel.?Rooms handsome!!
furnished to let, wild or without Board; transient pur
ites taken tor summer; summer prices. _
1 ,)/\ FAST SINF.TKF.N TU FT It Pi r.-I'Ll ASANTLY
1 ? U I oc Ited Rooms, with flr-l class Hoard .at ?u miner
prices, cither eu suite or singly. One door Irom Initio
place.
OQe WlffT TBTRTY-BIOB B BTRHE*.?TO LET.
turnlshed Rooms, with Hoard, together or wspa
rately house first claee; relerenccs; terms modernte.
iii/r EAST THIRTEENTH HIRE T. ? A BRA DTI PC L
??1 U hr-t s'orv furnished front Parlor to let, at sum
mer price, to geutlem in and wire; Hoard (or lany it
drilr"d; elegant pri.a e residence gas and lot.i
854
SECOND AVENOK.-LADII B AND GENTLE
men run bw 4iCConnuoU<itCvl with toini. Jenn*
$3 to $4 pet week.
i HANDSOME ROOM ON FIRST PLOOI!, WITH
A ,,r without Board: also large llootn suitable lor
housekeeping hot and cold water. Mi East lhrrty.
seventh street, near Third avenue.
OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND PRINTING SLMT
11 ahle lor holds sai l oardiog h(,us,o? mai be
at low prlo<-H from the M K rtiOF* ?1a1 IAN luiMlfti
?8TAfi L1811M K N T. N o. 218 Bfoa<1way.
B
MOSEY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT WITH
1 ? Hoard lurntturo, carpets. Ac., the best; not a largo
boarding house. -U East I'hirtoenth street, between
Secoud and Third avenue*. No cuildreu taken ?, reter
eoce*.
K8IRAHLR ROOMS, AIRY AND PLEASANT Wf H
J y or without Bo*r 1 t. families or single gentlemen.
trariMsut or permanent , No. L West Kleveutn street,
between Broadway and I nlvcrnity place. ^
D
BOAHU AMI l.UI>4i?N4i WANTKIX
T'yi" -g N rI?' M >.V wi HC8 a nicklt
A furnished tri.nl Room, not aliove Twenflefh strceu
in a rm 11 rrivaie family, with or without Board, otatc
In we*" price to PER vi A^faN.fbok 1^1 f oaf off. oa.
TIOARD WANTED F<'R THE SCMMKR?FOR A
1> gentleman, wife and sfsier, child of three and :n
i?nt- two Room*, iront ; location centr?l; rctcrcnoca.
A ,V.' i.-o.A ?NT NM4L. Herald idb.e.
II' ANTMD?BY A single GENTLEMAN nP UlUFT
W hahits. Parlor and Bedroom, with ,nu*
private ramdy.. Address, atat.ng parLcuiar*. M. U.,
Tost otKcts buk 477.
LW MIAlOi
mTTaRD^B?oi)ELT^n"IGHTR. A FEW yugwg
1> walk from Fulton or Wall sireet lorries Room and
hail Room V.n. cord floor: with or without Board. W
Cranberry street Brook > o.
iHWBIjBi
"1 _?u> NEWLY PI RNtBBBD Ito ?s.
A vie eenileir.ei and lannnes. Irimab.rt lloueu.
^.,^aCia4 WtUlara treat* Open ?"
"a -COOI. PISGLK ROOM8, .WOO. AN?? ,W|'
c^aUmm rtrcet "me Slock 'abov^ Clty Hall bets bed
ding. Always ?P*m
TSFI MONT HOTEL, Fl'LTON SfKKliT. NEAR
tiamen's <u niug rooms o|* n ^uaday s.__
wuTKf ST (SERMtIN, BRIADWAY, FIKTH At E
11 nu?' i wentv *?< end street-Ruperbkwatioa: house
facing tnr. ? str?e?r room, all front ? > per dat . e uro
pea a phku, ?1 to $6; elevator, bat. is. ^ TpMpKIVg.
iiitoK Hot'AK. NINTH AND rttF.srNl'T
?treats Phiiadelpbia.?Rammer rates reduced iroin
AVen-s- aarup.e room, on lim tt-.r.
Weekly rates. "|10io $t0- -
a.iMgOl CQ, ARR Ilor.SE. BROADWAY CORNnB
\l iwentr first itreot?Deeirable trotti Rooms a.i
Suitr wUb ilo-rd. at reacobatle .umnwr rale^^. Jf
TTL aiV 'llot'SF $ BOWBBY. 49. ON KI'ROPEaN
St lan ?Rooms hv day. week or mouth : '? < . p:k\ .> .
$1 per night weekty prices reashod. uEdRuE Ktca
fcKT. proprietor.
COtivi itv ito\iu>.
nOAHO AT WILlOf t.AKK?IN KVKRY W AN FIRST
e'aw: nine large ruoBl; boating on the lake; ar
(nmuiodan-iii lor carriage*; it l? one ol the finest resi
donee* in Uucea* county. Addret* U. JiUtlhiM. Locurt
Valley, L.L
Board on a farm in rocki-and ? ocntt, oni.
utile from depot, one boor ami ? half by rail: boat
m? and b-thiug. lor tar:, ulars call at IJU Weu fwen
tysllth afreet.
Board*- rj wanthd-at a farm house. about
>?0 .nile* from New fork eltv. In Ulster county,
near the in u :itins number United to in or u. lor
particular! anply to or addre<? H. I? i Vi.li, j i droa i
way, or N. El, iinob, Mouut Vernon, X. V.
Board n*R tmk bra^oa-at tub i.awiif.m s
Honae. Claierark. < oliioi'na county. N. V? at re
duced r .tea: mod gunning and Benina shade and do
ligliiful drive*. Addias* il. L.AtV KF.Nci., Cluvciacl.,
Columbia county, N. Y.
Hoard at co ?swaix-vooiina hoi sh. now
open lor the *ea*oii; Hue ground* and plrn?Artt
room* I'arti?alar* apply pi .foil.N PARK, bi7j.iab.il
aviBiie, irU. M. BKAt it. ID Broadway.
1 SATSKIIX MOON TAIN ?Pi Ri'A*t HOWK FOR \
ay lamity. en a tarai, twn rnilea nrnfa-id I u.i?n;
aatisiactvry Board and clegmi vi?w?.
FKI. OMAN MHOS., *S4 Broadway.
(VATeKIIX?A FKW BOARtlRRa DAN BR ACCOM
J niodated at a pleasant bi>u*c in *>? ( ataki'l; large
aardea, fruit and eha-le; situaiina high; tine ui ?uniuTu
?lews. leitu*$1 '0 fid; rliilJriu A3. Address C. t P ,
boa lui i'oat office. CaukUL _
ClOUNTRY BOARD At OI.AVT.r. \ K. TURK* MI1.R8
J from nudwn. N. T.. in a pro me ia. -i < rooms
pleasant and price re??onat. e. Artdrv - Mr*. A. F.
I'll, Mr Clavera< k. Columbia roniny. y v.
(AOCNTRY BOAKD-NKAR IdlNU BRANCH, ON
J Shrewsbury rhcr; bathing. fishing. Imaging; ;ln a
Hon tree from malaria and inu<a;ultoe?. Apply lor refer
en res and tortus at I to Madiaon avenge.
/*Or?rKY BOARD WANTKD-BY Hi N I I.K It A V,
\J * ife and daughter ? yeara old). Boar i in the coun
try. not over Me botir'a rtd? iroui e tv : aiaie tall partis u
lara, term*. Ac., * hieh miia- be moderate. Address , ,
B. boa ?J Herai.i i pisiwii Branch ofhce I Mb Broadway.
/nofnt.t BOARD.-A dbmhh i yt'k Pi-arn
\J mining the m .untain* White l.ake. ? illiratl coantr.
7 mile* trivia Monti ello. boating and fl?hiag: goo 1 ?i?
blc for horses private house. address Mrs. W, Whin
Lake, euluvan county.
/VOrjiTRY BOABB? BKAUflBBL M'KNF.RY of
\^i m.-tintalnsand lake, on Midland Raiimad one ml'e
from Oakland ?lation; lerre term. I?vni,?d on Conn-ton
l-ake: new briea houae, |p airy rirnaui rtaltuiir. boathur.
btfh-.ne : very healthy ; 'errns moderate tor pari.cu
lar* iid?!re?* A. Y. H., Oaklan I, Bergen ? ounty, N. J.
/tOCNTKY BIIAKD?at NbW RAt.TlMORK ON fMK
I IfMdfoaj Brat elaa* accnminodatii na; flne driri -,
boailug haibuig and llsiiing . terma moderate. For ref
eieio * an 1 pliohotr ?oil apply to t'apiani <Mi Mot
Iti a K Kit. at?-A-?er Walter Brett, pier 44 fo >t Canal
ureet, on Tuesday, Tliuiaday or Saturday
/vilhll BtMRDCAN BK HAD ON NORTH elDK DF
"l laMRf Wand, a tnort A MM re from the Mound;
term* low. Call on or addreaa a. B. Coi.ts, ,>i Keaae
eired. New York.
IJRIVaTH ROAKDINO M??U lt.~A i?KW BDARDKR.t
J an b- Accommoda rd, on rea?onable terma, at il.
srfcWAKI'n, at Batton, l.ake i.eorye. #
IHMAt'F. ?m-WART.
OI MMI.R BOARD FOR FROM I WO TO klOUT FKR.
0 aona in Connection', 4d mile* tr im New Tore-, apa
clou* ground* and gi"*l a- oommodallonA Call dm or
addrei* II. H. J ANTdN, l*g Centre aireei, New York.
WANTF-D-ODOI) BOARD. BY OKHTI.RB4N AND
?v wile, for tba aunimer; place niu*? he aoceetlble by
ateamboat and not in re than I'j hoturablnUnu Addrea*
a.M RI' iN, bo* 1:9 Herald otiee.
Yl'ANTKD?BO* RD. DITHfNll THK Mtr/riiS DF
TT July. August and tyyenibey. for a family of flm
children itnder If year* of age. wife and aerrHni, In a
re spec ia hie and comloriablq lar.n houae wlihin JuJ
miles of New \ork. in a ueighhorhood free Irom chill*
and leter. Addreaa. stating naeticoiara aa to rnotna,
1 ? atlon terma, meant of ac. us, Ac . BKOUKCYn,
licrald rdllta.
WAN I'KD?BY AN INYAI.IO, -COUNTRY B ARD,
? ihcr on farm or in private 'mniij ; mo-iiitAlr, air;
plciitv 01 pine tree*. Call on or kddre**, ttutaig terma*
**., FALKl-Nbluo, a; niiMnetb tirtec
N1'M.HGtl RKNOBTSi
-JKNItJtMSON'B HOTKL, HIOIILa N J
will no open for the r? caption ol (.-us tiJunr :5
?jAMrJ Jr.Nk.N -'lN, l*r<?prletor.
/ ' ATSKILL MOT NIATVS.?GRANT HOI Sit, 8ITI-.
\j atert two ml'fi from the landing, with aro.>myioda
tHni"tor:wo guests. I'm tir- wialtinif lo engage Room*
lor tii' wHiKiu must apply ea. ly. For H-rins, 1 , addresa
a^Lorant, Proprietor Cauktll, N. v.
CAOZZENS' W LSI' POINT HOTEL is MOW OPEN
) Audr.ml EDWA R i COZ/K.N
w??t Point n. r
tfDrtOOMH HOI'HP., NfcW LONDON* HARBOR, ON
j tlio sound; 4Aj lioumtrntn New Vorr go-, tel graoh,
Lathing, fishing, m Ui?? : no mo? uitoeii; Hps: v. tin
to *20 per weak. Circular*. Audre?* P.,.,. uihee, N? >v
Loud in. Conn.
T^AOI.KsWOOn PARK HOTEL?DKL1QHI'l'l'Ll V
l i situated on shore, Perth Atnboy, n. I ?; ,?r i yii
to BR: all I'uji.il.tr ainuseiiienU; -'J t inn dad v. age. to
oo II. H. KI.NT, Proprietor, -o L*y. iwcii y-ii.ird
* treat. Madlann square,
piilIIUVU, Ml* HAMP.SIiXRK.?THld fAVUR
*JT lie reaort open troin June I7U> <>i tuber l, is?i.
W. A. i . K. MIlLIKKN, 1'. iprieior*.
HK.I1 BKinoK-n. POLLOCK'S HOTPf ? r A ' I -
Poait leave Uarleui every Lai. Lour, J tucinf ?\ciy
day.
Hotel bran ting, corner of ma i-'Nav.
Hue and Kitty-sigh L ?' ett?A new, first r:r u
lion"1. Landaomely lurntalied, with elevator an 1 all i:u '
provemeuu; taule d ilute , term* modera'e
a. PAKKKR Super1 ntendent.
LAtVKKN' K HOUSE, CORNWALL. ON TUB UUD
acu.?Board lor tlte auinmar.
J. i laWREN n, Pruprlet. r.
AT 1 IN S" ACOcK. tiol SH? J, MILES FK. M c 11 vl
now open tor the rue .ption ot fi nt? t o
Hound; good bathing. fishing and boating on the pretn
be*; Luu.v finely shaded , sui ding lor In nes
C. KlKi.lNO, Proprietor, i o u-: , slier I.. T.
ORIENT POINT HOP K. ORIENT I'o.NT. I. I N. vV
open; a>taated on the eairame en 1 of Long UiuiuL
fronting oil the Souu.l and Bay: - it ? i! 11 ru Lathing,
driving and sailing; fishing unaurpa- sJ. Send tor cir
cular. V. it. A RSONS
o
?BAN HOTEL. LOMI RKAM'H, NOW OPEN..
Four Counter-, to let, suitable for tai v . ?,rnl-*.
I'll A . A \i til it EN LKL ?.Ni>. Man id r*.
IJAUK. HOUSE HI.UOMPI 1.0. N. J.-A PLEASANT
L family boat ing house; a is mid ? tail rooms,
single or connect d : oppositi ? ?? Para five niinnt. a
from station. Address 1 A. HOlVKLL, it ,jon ' d. N J.
Rare chance if :-."i ? '? in", "Tul :
i llim.se Siisi.vusion llrnlge. N. Y.?Tins house is mnv
open tor gut's N Terms *3 ; I da; : H :ir j>ll to $1 per
?i.k- Baggai designed tar the Mon -a;:', Mould na
oh?okedtoSliaj>ciisi.ui ItriTge. Ad Ir ?.,* ALEXANDER
A TBM1KR Si -pension Hrtdg" V V.
{jToIe'S ho tel. patch* hj u s~l.~ rr?* hju'roarbT
IV large, airy room*: spiendi'l drives, .'oil fishing,
bathing and sailing in troali or salt watm and no in >s
(jultoes; on? Lour and a hall from New Vm-k ^u. itva
lluiu* ? a li way evi rs day; board $10 an I SI.' p r ? v
Ac -1 n iojk X son. Proprietor*.
1)11).IFF! i|.D PARK ilOTEU?T 1 KK "iil Idi.AN'O
I Railroad, toot Cortland and lie- ' i-,ei jtrcrt i? r
rles: MlnunuttM ' ooi Now York. A'.di ias A. BBUMN
SuN, Postotllce, HaekeiuaeK., N. J.
COUTH FIDE "HOT EL." AMIT Y VUTi 57 U l~*OVl R
0 looking the great South Bay, is n ???* eri tor tho
r.cepiloo ol vnesta; good boating, hut hum and flahiug ;
sail i,..iit,. attached to tiic ItoUne !or lltu ? fouiuiodafi n
01 guest*.
Ca RA TOOA 8PRfNO^?PIERPONT HOI'BR T?
O now open for gue'-ta; it is he.nt't uilv Lent :
, un uear toe Lutein: nice croquet gioti uuil go I
itabhng Aprilv on premise*, corwtr Regeut and Uuite
itreeta, or attiii tVe?t Twellth aticet. New York
M - CI MNOTOV.
rrHF. METROPOLITAN PRIVTrXC, ESTABLISHMENT,
I 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed so . -s for doing
all kinds oi Priuuug with uuusual promptue * an : at
modi rate price*.
TTRITKD STATES IIOTKL, suit o.v SPRING'.
L will open lor roerptlun of gun*t< .li.ne I, H7 .. J A s.
v. MARVIN. Proprietor. Din, anno; :o>.ui will bo
si ut on application.
U11,1,1 Alt US.
y-STA VDAUD AMIiltl BIC.Mir, 'iULUAr.D
. rubles, with the cell lir 1 ' .?nbiiiAUan >'u-u
ton<. are lor ?*i- only by the manuin uror ?u i pate 11 *>?,
it. vv. ? >u ? m?kR. suocessur to Fbciau a t uiien ler,
I.? Broadway, >ew lor*.
PAR1.6B~BILLIARD TABLE. ?XS. GOOD A# NEW;
al-o to > I.i .el. 5*1". In <"(v I '-io oriior, wtil b sold
cheap. at lilt) Last Tiventv-lliird ?ir?. t, pnttio ?tor*.
V V K tic AN STANDARD BKVgl, BIl.I.l ARD T ABl.fc ?,
? ill Ui ianrv ? wire cnabi n-. ?ob- v u.- t ? all
okaBipo j-.'ilp auil i.;a' a cam. ; t *i i ban i I aim t at
I ureal bar*am*. W. U. tott r PI f U t < o sti Vise v ?i
ngALKRs'rS AND MAiirKACTf RBrV Of ?u7
Hard 'a' let will find. I?y ex imloAtl >n. th i tor
Cheap and *i\ii-h t'rioimc oi an* rnui n in i
Hi RTltOI'OLITAN PR! 5TINO E-l.uVL! IIML.M', HI
Broadway, canuot be surpassed.
Pile Ml I'M III I.I I AKO TABLEo?* I ii !., P> t KKH I
JUOut cor ted edced c uhlon*: hive taken first
I pretutuui mcda at* . ear- in iui -t ? F< r ti'r nttr
by L. DECK I A CO., . or tier t an tl -It! I OetC'tt Mr -el*
\V ATC IIK.S, JEW KI.K1 , At .
TVaoHKHr j.tOBKMTIIALS. So. ? ELEVENTH
t\ aireet, three dour* we ,t of Br..aiw . loin, rlv with
Jackson. ot -jo Broutlwar?Diamond* Ant,.Uc, Jew
elry. Silk, ('amela' Hair isha w.? au.l all kiu.lt of Prop
erty bought and told.. Go ?lt Ukeu , n Cootuiis-ion.
IT MY PRIVATE KK?I!?Kx'K ItiJ W, i I'll ST
21 ternthstreet, corner 8 truth at no. I pav the figb
i e?t pr cea lor Diamonds Watch ?< Jetvclrt
l#AAC-, iat" nl Thirteenth afreet.
Diamonds, wati mis. ikwm.kt, nilvkrwakr
m.Id thor articles bought and ? '1 '.?< U al:i i
[dealred. at a *er* amali ndvanc*. i> oHi.i;t all:, n,
: Mtaallar, I,1H IraMhny. near I wcuiy-ninib street.
rruti McTRopolitan rki.Mi.NU i -tabushbi nr
X taut .'Is Broadway, in the Herald Building.
(HQ BROADWAY. Ni Ad MVl-'MiElH hiBBET
<"IO old at* . ' .?Ih imonds, W4t( -- ewelrr, silver
Ware. Silk*. Ac.. Iioukin au I -old. Advance-ma.ic oa
cuiteicnmeata?t good* lett lor sate. a <i tlfc'itnL
IOU 7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD UPTOWN
.-?')( Branch oh! o. r<otu B ,parlor for ladle*. 5
login It I.AC H a.It,ay.?D.atu?< Ida. Wat-be*. Jeweiy,
Ac.. boughtuud -old. LIN DO BHOr.
DK1TIBTRV.
AC i It A I. R< BBNR NET or n KTH i> tTikkk
hi tire. ? Imnrrs-lon in the fpre'toon, 'teth in the
aitrrnuon. Ihtriy-fdurth *<r *t, near Brv*,Jwav aid
>lxd menu" rtl rtildr **r* at'oBR tie.h i olofetl
aol l <e?i. I'larina wta whalebone rntdier ??:? I' t.iiipeia,
open ir. me, i.ip l.ilter*. I.in t>? ;.rc? ? ? Keaulalor-;
uitroua o\"le: m-onanlcal drtill?try. teke jr*en ra <
iroi.i Grand ?!.??? ? terry, or .-Uth aveune cara, or Broad
v. i* cart ti.i . 'ii I'htrtr lourtn ?ir.-t.
Ni.wukoi Hil, IM WeH Thirty fourth atrMt.
A B.-Ol.t i III Y I'AIM.I ?I' K IS H tits Da.I.Y:
/l t ? a Inn s. , e*t?r ??!? i lit an I durab.e;
Git tit Soo ?. ?'? -txill avi|.| . last ??n t Odrieen i
aud I iiteeiuli *tr< ll-takll-lici i??). Ueuteanher Jbt.
D,'. WHITE. Dl.NTI T. I.i SIX I AVflM M - STAB
liahad l-.>7; Iwaotliul wt. $* ,n t #19; ?. t . e
ti ling-, 5k'.: tool ami puti .a, #1 . ail Work wa ranted
rtrel tnaea. ItemcUlbWiMt
rPHr: MF.TROPOI.ITK \ PKINI*X'| K TABLISHML ? f
X la At 218 Broadway In the Her ?l I H.;i'
rjYERTH M ADR AND FITTED IN A FbW HOC*"
1 a uiiot. the ?oph!?*t p t or tn? w i < imamIS
e.ilioti and natural abpearaoca ynara.. ????... Uriti :1
ttith pearl aioppin* or got L P9;n, itl-t I the teeth,
v uj: tree, three-tampt. Dr. It ; KORKH i *
"C Bond ?tr#M N, w t?.rk.
t l.ttTIUNt.
aim. marks', wisixru avi.MR, orro.-tt.i
?,'X Eighth ?tri*et?l.a lire art,! tealhmm Will IM Ittna
lahed at the high prices M. Mar<? pays in ra lil>r.a-t
off Clothiu*. e arpet*. .1 weir* I.s ?*. Ac l*hv?e a I
0* or Addree- the number aa above. iAHet waited on
tie Mr- Mark* orders punctnal y atteat In or v.u
mm* sitf.
ATI. MINTZ'S, M Tint ' \t. ,H IHrld
,'\ Twentieth and Tw ? uty-n-it ?tre i- a lie* a? l
tentlomen will be .urpri-c 1 at lbs gr ati ii ?? B MiN tg
para id cash itar caat-nB Ciothmt. ? srp' e Jewtlry.a*
we have large order* tor the w '*iern and i'*Uft>ri,.a
trade. A n>t:o by post panctaally a.'tenjel by Br. or
Mra MINI A _
"tT TUB Wi?HTRKN AtUi'NT %ToR. -tttGrtlk tx*
J\ lArge (temeret# pnrchssa Wear.tu kpnarol. la te<
and genltenBf n ?ill p'ea<e take inr' j'tr npBce Dwre..f
W receive th - uilpwing pric. e:-F?r ?lUOrt.tf fJt i
875: woollen, RJ to 8. .. t oat* $l: .|?, Peut* 81 t?> t ;
? 'arpete Ac, t>* ? ntl.nr on or ad .'re-fing lis. or Mre.
M'tnBNBBRO. <B#Ttb a*, nri. ,|n ,*< above ts.-t ta b *r.
T M'Si'R. iM SEVKNTH AVESCK. WILL rOSI
? I. ItrclT pa* the'ilfbe-t tali !??? or ladle*' ant
gentlewo-n s ca?t off t'nithttig, Laine'.s, Ac, U hn
waoed '0 by Mr* tfi B
tv HOt,KsAi,B AND Ht. I . I DBAb M IS CLurit.
*T Hie are inrl.ea to ill at th- V lf.OToi.il AN
PRINTfNG BBf ABI.lNII M i > r. In tne Herald Bitthling.
to obta n e?tnnaie-on their printing wl>?. ? an b. e ire
fully d me fbere at exe. edlngl* l.var pri. e*
AMTU1IMIU1.
a WONDK.BPCI, CHILD. GIFTRD WITH BBCONI1
A stgm. reveal* paat. fP9*eni tutBTc ev-m* amicon
sssrse* wi U ah- -isf irien ... .tt.ng or dcaX ReridaBtc III
i :.st Piny-iret street. ?
i stroi. i r.K.-r 'opAbbo:: v.t. n ,-ixr t
.\ livemie. -end j ?r c ren -P. t .J*ea? all tntters t..
Ih.i ? WJ Port office. Ne w for *
A?A n.AiRVor an r. k;m nt* no eqiTal in
. America all who ar ?ck or Bt ir >nnie of any
kmJ sit >ubl con?all her witno it Iclav on lotr*, Inw.
sun.* 0D?eDt frteu is of bit-lne- matters -h* never fails,
v,me Ct.lPTOR, -.'I West Twenty i.Li s.r et, near
Kigiun a ventre.
A-ioho-thb aRr.ATF.NT ci t'lfiv ant and
. teal Medium le Mr* ro-ri'R. t. m Pari* Nam *
In full i'pt??Mlte you on t I affairs ot It's Patialnrtipii
or no pa* Latin-*, Mio. to 81 !?' I **t Thirty-third
atreet, between 11 ird sad 1 es'ngton avetrmxt
In fol'l * S t I,AlRVOY , M?Tl USSAM'S #HH8 s
j likene**"*, cause* marr.agas, luc. to 81. Bo. tat
tte*t Tw?uty-9iWi *'re#?.
MMK. COLLINS. A RE!I\BI.E AN.) TRtbr
wartl,* c .airvoj aat, 27) -iatu aveuuo. n<-ar be veli
te inth street.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A
D
iM Ki>It A fa.
-MVK MAXTYRLI,. MinWIPR r.l -IDINCE lit
East Tenth sinct. near Third st'ou-.
? DR. AND MKT, VAN BUN*IRK, RBRIDENCB
154 Last 8t?th ?L, tr w?eii vi an . Lexiitffton at?
?DR AMD Vi MB. ORINDIaf CURB Al-t, C IM
plaints;?years practice ip??t "*-n * s' i*l
-PR. AND BMP,. MAORICBAC-e* TKtHS' 1'HAIJ
tice. Office I? Iiftier'* street near Oreenwi h.
-M M R. RB-TKLU, MIDWIPB BIIWN ??"?. I
East f'tny.se.'ond stmet. ilrs' dmsT troBt Mfth ar.
DVICR riSRH.?MISS. DP. WEST, BLED^I KP I_*!?,
can be consulia<t on atl cm" ainta 1 We-? . lib st.
n KINO CAN R? fiORBHIsTBD AT MI flhif
Tbira ?trctt r?ra?rf? no-ir i *?v* ^
ORMINAT. DR. AVI) Mil. n K'V

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