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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
FIFTH DAY.

The eighth regular game of tho tournament
was played yesterday afternoon the contestants being
Henry Rhnes and Peter Snyder The former quickly OBJ
talned lead 200 points and gradually increased to
800 which advantage he retained up to the sxtyourth
inning when he made 1t SOL lie had now but 80 points
TO make and there appeared TO be no possibility OF MS
being overaken but he has thrice shown In this tour
nament and as has been apparent In all his public
contests for the championship Of Illinois. he does
not play judiciousy toward the end, and is pecu-
arly apt in 10 minutes every advantage he may
have acquired by hours OF sklfu labor After having
victory fairly within his grasp he relaxed his hold and
oucky missed Snyder, that expert playing with re-
Inarkabo sefcOmmand aud steadihess, and being re-
warded by such runs as 81 66 lOS ana 10 u Was Win
and lG with Rudolphe for an opponent ne WIN
play again night and tho game Is looked l9rwarq 10
with more interest than any yet played as, should tu
dophe be vauqushed, 1t will seriously impair us pros
poets OF winning either OF the first two prizes Tho score
ip H%isss-l. o,aneSn @3GGe92lsS@2,293
St. %, o. s, 81 8 10. @G9aS9,l N.3 an G%%@SGGS
ssI 0 D. 2.5GSI'IssG1aOl9l GGGL9aI9o
$50 500 9. IT, l. 3, POI O. a. 81 ~ a. 3 -
8 ii3 ; T. a Z so Sy S S -, ~
safety 90. Of eo41,RS". sSydsi strung All
hines snyder Banks-lhne' SnJde6 Iime 'hoSS !" MN
"T There was full house at night TO witness the contest
between NewYork and Boston, the latter Guy SeapS
r. presened by the champion OF the Bay state E1wau
Daniels and the former by Melvin FosteTtwo pisyeps
whom has been so N c H ar s6 or $500 side Eos
Ter winning the bank" for choice OF balls ana lal o
sta,ted IN M killing pace, and In less than 10 minutes
scored 2s3 10 the BOstOnans rs. a a, en- "a ,
D.Stus-O o. g. g. o. .. o, y, o. "a. ~ T. ", ~ o. 70
e ~ n "a 10 d. D. a. q, a. 80 a4, Q, 80 GoS
D. Il g. ga $685., L9O.10,T 10, A90 3@L@ Total
~I 1900 q o. c. pO936H, a. 81, a. 9a 30
"a q la al i19 81, g. o. o. o. ,, y, a. !lS ~ "
L0GiH o. a, 80, D. GT1 49, hSSS"D' TOTAL i|0"
Average III =, 81, ., po.L.,. 81 .ou,, p,.t.r g.
I Kissed ou Of eount-Foser H. pauieb. Strung all me
bali -fostsr g. DaE' D'nEa-Po b. Dlne' IiHe ''0
Referee. grille Doh , ,,..,,,. ,,t,i ,,lav aud In
addition Rudolphe will execute variety vi Ills lnue'
scribe trick shots -. -, - -. .. 90, md ,ost On M
the follow table shows tho games won anu 1851 thuS
far aud the best aud averhgos
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,,y REPRESENTATION MEETING.

The question OF lay representation IN tne
,so,hod, Epscopal Church which is to be decided bya
lar vote OF that denomination next month Is excit-
inc no small amount OF attention among the votersoi
[ rho ladies for tho frat time constitute part-and
nnhlIo meetings are being held throughout the country
in advocacy OF the Last Oyennha meeting was
held by the friends oflsy representation IN south
excrci,es oliver Hoyt esq, was chosen temporary
Charman samuel W. Truslow was elected President ana
s of vice Presidents were selected confusing OF repre-
sc The Rev. H. q. Andrews d. d., was the
first speaker He said that in DISCUSSING AMY o. prars
,,anee mud proceeded TO give sketch on ta9
cpt movement II dates, he said from tne , uSuo
Psco held In Buffalo In 1860. The old eOntroSersy
@ % carried on iniudcOusly aud had ieu 10 seces
S % and injury tho church. The anhJee1 Whs TO-
sym run "" ise0 BY tho Bishops IN Their huuInsS
opeh.Vu ~ Tonf"rence. They expressed tho Denoi
at aymen might be received INTO e Genera the Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.

The Executive Committee Of the National
Union League met council yesterday, at the ST. Mich
oas Hotel Gov. Geary OF Pennsylvania, President Of
the National Union League by whom this meeting
had been called, occupied tho chair. Representa-
tiyes OF the Press were not admitted, tho business
rho following members OF the Executive Committee
yeTe nresent First VlcoPresident, Chas W. GODDARD OF
w.Yorl; Second Vice Preadent, II. NJ. Turner OF
Georgia; Rec Secretary T g. Baker Of New,York; Cor
q Mconade Herald; ]. w. Smms OF Georgn, Sentinel:
r. b. Conover OF NewYork; Chaplain, tho Rev. James
iTndereIs OF Pennsylvania Waldo Huehtns Charles o..
Piuokney VIM. v. Alexander, Geo Van Coh.Joseph w.
Rease and George McWaters were also present After
calling the Committee TO order, GOV. Geary
made a brief address, urging tho Importance
nf more thorough organization OF the Union League
tbronghout the country. The business transacted had
for IA object chiefly more systematic organization and
greater efficiency OF tho Union League In the various
StaIna Several subcommittee were appointed The
Erecutiye Committee adjourned 10 meet again at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel Eew-York, on Wednesday, the Goth OF
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ference 10 accordance with the suggestion submitted
the question to the people for expression Of taeH Will
When the time for vote the ground was olready
occupied The had begun, the existence Of the no
ton was at stake and the people had little heart TO Study
and the measure was voted down. The General Confer
once OF 1864 again expressed itself favoraby TO the recep
ou delegates whenever the OF the church
should desire to be -Four years more Of dis
pOsed plan 10 be submitted to the men aud women OF
the church in 1862 Thus the matter stands the decision
OF the people The ministry have approved the union OF
laymen with them in legislation and VIII indorse their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

THURSDAY morning. April g. Leafs PeTeVsl Youngest
Child of Isaac aud Jennie H. Barrett aged years Honih and IL
days A.. 49, A.. s...-.t
& be residence parents No 30 LeIugtonaIa Of
siIlh.sL on Saturday, May at o'clock g.
vOoFRTYAl Brooklyn Friday Apn 90 OF ILLUMINATION ofthe
In John Dartmouth only Elizabeth and John FOEsry
ased year aud months
Thursday April 90 Of group Marcus Tan Of Gill
bert O. and AmaalA Il ItAlsted aged W months
Funeral No O. dAtesAye., Brooklyn, on Saturday May NH
O'Clock q IN
LRyNRSS-on Friday April 20, Of consumption MAy wife Of VII
liam Leyue ouy daughter Of Joseph aud the hate Jane Slnf IN
her sd year
The relatives friends the ImY respectfully invited to attend
mnera from her late residence No $50 sIthave on Sunday "
O'Clock p
EBgsh papers please
LGyINGSr0SAt Brunswick Germany Saturday April 10
Doons Liz ngs,op ouy Of Commodore Livingston u D ~ "
the 2Nh ear Of his age. 80, ~, ara ~.
relax and friends Of the family, sud officers Of tho NAY & y,
specially invited attend the funeral services when Nv
GrSe Church, Monday, May .. at 10 oeoekA ~ luV
WI DO taken " QIssRBood lar 'nisrusuL
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MiRRTED.

gRAY-NANSON-Oa Thursday, April % sst the residence ths
brides parents the Rev A. T. BOtsotd Of Port Jev N l. ar
John GRAY Hiss Isabella c. on daughter Of Daniel MauA'ns sP
No cards
GRIFPBS-KNAPP-At MamAroheek on TaedtJ The Il0 st ~
tho Rev Weed Henry Grlfsn to Mary knm' daughter '
L. Knapp. .-- 10. 49,. -,
Jamaics L. On Tuesday Apr ~ ~
Rev Thomas Cook W hesslet I" " A'
A. Young dAus htei Of Mr. sydney Young No eAEdA
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday April IS hsL Syeo,ges
church by Rev DR. Tyng. Charles
esq 10 Charlotte Marshall daughter VI John W. ho'O'A'' 4 "
this city. -, - r,-t-..
Paternity by the Rev H. ChAph' DID, o'eo'A"' 10 N " W
A. Reed both OF NeS.fort -. ..
BOVINE Mr. JChn H. Russell TO hSs NnA'' H. 'A'' 'S4'
Paul y. Macy, ESQ, all OF Harlem go . .
rors mn 1buiay April 30 1.-THE Church sthe Holy
Trinity Philadelphia by the Raw Dr. bISetn T. " lows 70 hOsaS
X, daughter Of Augustus hsA'oO est VI 'N'Au'P"-
Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed Wh hu
ANNA aud address.
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ARRIVAL OF THE U. s. STEAMER FRoLIc.

The U. S. steamer Froic arrived at this port
vestorday She left Lisbon March "a and touched at
tho Cana do Verde Islands Barbados, and st. Thomas
Tho following is a list OF her officers;
Commander-D b. Narnandy surgeon-Wm. X Van
Revnen Paymaster-Ge0. H. Griifng First Assistant
EnSneer-H W. Fitch. In charge; Master and Executive
oaicer-Geo A. Converse; Muster aud Navigator-E l..
Hmory Ensgns aud Watch Ofhcers-B. f. Tilley, w.
nayryrd Harry Knox, 3. H. Shores Second Assistant
TnSineer-I4 II. Harnoy Third Assistant Engneers-D.
Castano, Geo. T. Savory Captains Clerk-C; NJ. Nc
SNYDER o. g.. Third Assistant Engineer j. L. Matthews
o. MOI
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apFRcE-FREE TRADE.

To the EdfEor Of The Tri6Gns.
SIR: Your reporter, in his report IN to-day's
TRIBUNE Of remarks made at the meeting OF Pro
tectonsts held in this city yesterday, makes me speak
OF poor despsed Greece" Greece and the Greeks are
quite too brave 10 be despised but, owing to their e
trade principles they quite too poor to be powerful
l said, poor, supplicatng Greece" 81
Very truly yours, JLkES MILLIKRS.
philadelphia, April 80. t....
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Grape Vines.

We Offer @ sphas planting and q GTSps
v ": sT. ns Ss ant , n he leading largest
I sP, I D o 'iit . RS' %. qua aa4 Sis' WING"
IrS, CG are GRsSr We have bscom.
Of the '''h Of vines THE THE EUMKLAN GRAPE.
which stands alone ia is q, .TSPS B .s . G5sSi iS4 re-. e
% new Craze exhibiting marked add duevs spsods
he POpal,r ,o, and Il is oss,sd as GTPs Tar '0'''
rms gLMxL4S Sgaasd at FA1 ,5 s3 1a as F 15s
Ts sUMES growing trial in nearly every S0r'Ae
TiB EUMRLAN whersvsr grown has proved success
TIKI EuMELaN Is ysorOs sIidy ana p IoslSen ,b,o,,b
TTIlR hTHgLAS EtSo weeks earlier han the DslAwars
THE kTskS . a. no i ..ass .: az. po %
TR no. only best Black Gnpe T the hS. bat
rug KuMELAE s Sn, % o S'A o''p' IN P''H
THg EUELAS most be IL general demand ,ad we 70,
siIoo S vii 1 90 ' % a. f issf
S s ss s. HsSs' i'' s ssi'f
s eSp say securing the best Prices Of TUE BUAELAN foe
this Spring as ''''"' Bach Do. Hand;
ETtra Ono year o dozen or less BY mail prepaid 80
Two S SS S SS Ss:n OF les. y s Es P @
s1g"S Be-, ,;,a ssss fer e aSs q s sa.s "a
su,ts, 2t buds for 80 bud, propagation for $50
a as ar. i3as%' add TaF EGMsL&S sup
piled sS 1,Srs s rs T S m and % rs.r ho Of tho
Rnm,lsS swamp ~ address HAsBROUCKk BUSHNELL
(Suecessos to Q. W, Grant,, ION slrPesksSl
CARD 'N'"'
ss SSE sGsb on ''sf :.e q Z
BsSE H. Who vii continue business heretofore under the
name of their These gentlemen been Wits
me AZ aud entirely familiar WIZ she as-
aud worthy Of general public eoahdeSss a
age =, -
DIR. j. H. chenck, having been ObgedtO relEquh bis regular
professional vs to NswYork account Of his increased practice ana
business In Philadelphia beg inform the public 'hia n
ouspc Of she great disappointment The large Duuoer
ing hs rooms determined TO make occasional n'S ' a.
eity which will be duly anHOuDced by GdVer'semen' as W
public printa 49,, Ear the,
He takes this opportunity thank his numerous
confidence in his mode Of treAimsLs, aud trusts 'h' ~
will meet fher requirements sxprp sgAwgBp
n, scuRycK,S m.5iclnss-PULM0NIC STRUT $3.50 o..
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLswh full dree,S S, vsr,sh,r
man ,ns French NAV be obtained Of Druggists ann ~ o. pto
Sold ,.o wbolesale and retail, By John r. "'' =
New.Yotk Dr.. - Toue each al 50 per bottle
rn'e % ", ,1.udrahs Pills IS cents per boz
| John p. Henry will renee. 70 90 -; : do,,.
| INV GMPBRIAL lrIN fOlLl,
,o,s Var sas all hstelas dealers IN vines 9srs-
| oftbs vintage 1872 rO' ANTHONY okCHs-
N,- York Apil6 1853 :, - .S,.1,-
.,,a.,.-MGiSN Co, Ne q PsTkrow n l. Agee" "' ''
| J. sauKRICAN aud BUkoPbAN fAlENle
| "k-s,tyfvs years IPsneaee
pp.ns6s Of and Information free =.
- I,mce NOIIce.-Ths Mails fOT BaTope TUESDAY, "a
sose at this al and at ihe Stations a.
and b. 1885, G aHd o, 1885, D and LI;S itFFt nv
-NIbcrt Gates, DRALER IN FINB WATCHES, Jk"hLA' '
| siLVERWARE No los Broadway up stars -, ,,,.,.h..
! " special attention to Repairing rue "
| TO Railroad Travellers. c...h
| Have Yoa seen the Thomas SAeH kalgoad b@xgAxsN~'
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THE STATE OF TRADE

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
April 3OEvening States FiVeTWentes closed
at Gt -,
LosDoS April Differing -Alanic and Great Western Couso
ISL Since closing Of market Refined Petroleum quoted
Has spr p-Eveng closed quiet spot and aaoat
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usrn AND Thrown AsIDE-DELMAR

10 me EdifOr OF TIC ITIOHHe.
SIR: The Free Trade League requests the
favor Of an announcement IN your columns That MI
Alexander Demar Is longer In the employment OF the
Free Irnde League. Yours respectfully,
fiVS @'- MAHLoH SANDS Secretary,
Per l.. L. SUTFERN
M 60 William. ST., April 30, 1862
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A GipFQyunRu.

yybsn Jaw on Teeth extracted
absolutely without Sth nitrous orde s thought very Oa
strictly true" SO wrote cler'
ON tie scroll DENTAL ASSOCIATION No 10 Cooper
Institute amer having 10 teeth extracted with single dose Of gas
coue ia head
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nnzard s. cn.wer', Cod Liver Oh is @. best

The New Fuller g. Bnrnum "PlnchnE Tuck Marker
al Machines W. BAKsus, Nc 90 broad
three doors JeloN BkesL NeWYork Tueking &c eriSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

MIssIsauoI Spring Wnter.-Ths only hnoWn remedy tor
the kdneys Sold bT all cruggs DeP0
Ma. College Place, New Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

aARTISrn BroOp on Thursday Apr snm. - Son1 yo M
est daughter Of J. and Kate Clarke hNan' Ase0 A'
DAYS nx,ls5 Ia ftteaf
he funeral 90 Fort Greeneplsee' brookVo' %
Msy J. at2 o'clock p. m ri.
West Farms WestehesieF County on Thursoy mope'
% 1869 Deborah Rich widow Of the late John H. hyet
Faneys FROM residence Saturday NAY az II n
the fremont Depot on the hhfA" "
tbs 20 tr.ia from Tasnty.sxthst Depot Harlem RAILROAD
oCKBRsHGUsXY-on Thursday morning. tee Gte Hsns
The friends fnl' invited 70 sisna v @ s,sn M TX
Nav l. at o'clock from the residence y" N''PY| ~ =
West Twenty -niHIh'sI F.. - 49, II, 40, .S
sMTHon Thu,say april 90 Catherine NJ SAITH In tie "a year
Her friend, and those ef Mt and Mrs Bnrke are iovo go
ber funeral this Oar (SatansyE Al 10 o'clock NJ ITO" D
denee No III East Fifty fOuIth1t .
WILLIAMSON Friday mOrn1L April 90 At No. lS "s'' a'as
EAn.n Killama korRirTI Of P0nfret Conn .
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The celebrated sozodOnt" said to be made from the SNsp
Tree Chill. .
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sr.tial Nrtitts.

sacceSs Of tho Great Romance. r..lNfI
1T CREATES A FURORE.
The excitement OesAsioad reading world ss spenlas e
ters off, r. SMITHS soul stirring story, entted;
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARRETT. LOUIS p, No 80 LeIingbon-aye l Id
HENDRICksON, SARAH A. No. 217I Lewisst . .,
JARDINB. FLORENCE MARY, No. 20 Wiloughqfi broonE@
KNOTT, ELIZABETH No. 4Beeekerst =.
NEsRROLB ALBANIAN IT, South Second and FOnhthr
HcCSRTIiY FLORENCE ST. vinosnts Hospital
OGKBRSHAUSBN, HANNAH A., No. II " est Tweny- EntsA
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LIKE AND UNLIKE" f-En
intensity suy seuIston hitherto p0Saes1 's '"o" ~
ths CONNIE tenn Of a serial story.
The large extra editions OF the .t
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sd nuns anu nNtTHEu
HxgApfTuIAyI0,
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages musG Be Endorsed Wih hIl
Hdn,e aud address
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ITS LOCATION, CONSTRUCTION, AND M1sMANAGE-
MENT-REPORT OF CHAUNCEf NJ SNOW,
GOVERNMENT DIRECTOR, TO TIE fREsi-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES MARCH D.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
SEE Evening TELEGRAM OF TO MORROW.

no LET-FiRsT AND SECOND FLooi.s IN $50 SIXTH
4 avenue. Inquire IA ,lse store
TO LEr-go 10 UNION SQUARE, FIRST FLOOR AND
tyo Rooms on lou,lh ncor For particulars apply TO
A. GILBERT, 81, Bro1iway.
no LET-THIRD STORY, WIN PORTION OF THE
house y sss Fcsrisenia street bescen fiah avenue and
Hroaawsy OF the most agreeable locations IN town
rro LET THE LOWER PART or FINE PRIVATE
on.c, VITA al modern gl ainens 26 Jones street.
O'Clock
V,o LrT-iIANDsoNE SECOND FLOOR; Ala cOSvE.
niencrs ras aStncs, tc i9i scconl avenue, between
RI tseycnta AID fify eighth st ces Apply
RIO LET-1BE UPPER PART OF A FIRST CLASS
2a.e WIN az modern m, ripro.emen,s !, Thirtyhrs!
MosEaAN's MarS,t, i5l Fourth avenue.
ITO LET-sECOND AND THIRD FLOORS or A mon
stoop brcS house, !lth street, near fsi avenue with
moiern Improvements to a small family. Inquire ON the
lrrmisos.
no LrT-A sEcoNb rLoop, 40 HOUSTON sTrEgr,
ead " % % =" n % SJ % G. %GsEsy S Gs 5s%,s gS and
no LET-hPaiL ., THIRD FLOOR of SIX Rooms,
family, with reference; rent s3s.
no LFT-rHE UPPER PART or 25i WEST THIRTY.
L ninh itfcc1 rcrmis at S2l Wes, f.idy.ars street.
To LFT-IN WILLIAMSBURG, FLOORS. CONSISTING
Of ior have water In back rooms gas and oi
G' between % Un5n AVE avenue and fen street, @ ~ A. MAINS
RIO, Lar THE ,grrEe PART ,os n!em sIoor
Lishlh evcane, with All rnot.rn Improvement. to small
family of aal, ngara =, ss seysn'h nycnne between
10 LEr-To SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, rHs
i FRA. hOOr front basement ani two tho
uri noyr; rent 5J Inquire a, u rhri street from 10 m
o'clock.
RIO LEr--TnE UPPER PART OF THREE STORY
House on ssiysirh street between Thrill ana i.esng
ton ~ mUierr improvements; rent atr IN
eure a, go we- fnTysiIh street, between seventh and
RI i,nth avenues
,I'o LEr-TfiE rIRsT FLOOR OF THE UENrELL
house 4s Hudson neiglborhood hrst cass Goor
newly pautei inme late pO.sesslln.
ICgHHAM, 51s Hudson street.
street together separate, With water gas and bath
Inquire ofJ. MuSSBl 10 Yves, Twenty. ftl street
basement
10 LIT a SPLENDID FLOOR 70 4 SMALL COZ FILE
conssing ~ two o. thfes pcrs0ls tow ami
hpue situated 10 Oest os ~ me city, NJ 4O5 Eau F
a street ietwecn first avenue and Beeknsa place brown
sI0ae buldins
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

JIACTORY At GRgEGPOINT TO LET.-TWO STOIY
2 frame fuiding, 5oxloU excellent light stable and
yarl; the ferry. Apply W H. ALLIES Union Mills,
No q Mott street, from TO p. ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

I OFrs. WIN STEAM POWER, TO LET-IS THE
Il Buillgs Nos l,23 AID 2si Third avenue Severn
tiyh Inquire % the engineer the preilss OF
BLi.S5ON = BOLkAIH,!ji 81 tast reulh street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

IJALF OF \ DESIRABLE FURNISHED OFFICE TO
let in Nassau street, Pine; inclu ling janitors
fee and re tlj per month Address ~ box 2l2 HeraI or
fee
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

FACTORY AND STORES To LET or LEASE-EOs.
Il liz and 10 Walker street. Centre; two six story
bajlns; nsscnerts underLea;h. Address r. WELLER %
ttGnlhels street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

I ofTS TO LET'S AND 81 WOOSTER STREET. WITH
- hudson street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

ITO LET OR LEASE-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,
j double show window Store and Basement 25x100. No.
5t3 Broadway adjoining Ball. Back Co. II will be fitted
up to suit st class tenants. Apply the premises or al
dress box .i Post oce for ea stating business and ref
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

DEsIRAPLE DESK AND OFFICE ROOMS TO LET
- AT the "hitiock Exposition Buidng 80 and 81 Park
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

no LET-FiRsT AND SECOND fLooas IN s5o SIXTH
4 Inquire Ia tse store.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

BASEMENT AND UNDER BASEMENT TO RENT. "A
ID very desirable Basement the of Broaiway
and suitable dry goods other business
purposes. Apply in the store above, 527 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

SToEE AID OFFICES TO LEI At 81 FULTON
- street. between Cod and Ca streets. Inquire az cigar
tt0fc.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

an House, AID next House, grocery, Nos 43l and 4S
seYcni aysnue Thirty street, a, No Carroll
place, Bieecke. street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

no LET-TO a SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, PART
high sioop House, No. l39 West FoItysxth street;
al modern inprosemen.s exclusive house occupied by
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

E1OR ME- l.ASIChL OR MANuFACTT- RING P r.
= pcseE.-To let e1se with power, substan-
,aly hnt FIVE story rick Building, 5Si7 well lighte
b0tn stcs centrally lCcart Will let or lease adJOnins
and lar aroge, 0A7 feet stories, with with
on; ST. pO,cr. For tu particulars apply to BENNEr &
kLEN .S g. Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01

no LET OR LEASE-A STORE AND DWELLING, NO.
"a broadway, Williamsburg, H. L. Fixtures FOR SALE In
qulre In store.
The New York herald., 1869-04-01
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF DWELLINGS, STORES,
n Lofts Onccs &C., to furnished and antnrnished,
city country mailed your address by STANLEY
DAY, 925 Broadway.
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4 House To LET-To A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN A
y irs class neighborhood rerydnh street, near Sixth
avenue: rcsersei The advertiser, a physician,
would board with the agreeable. Inquire "
Finn avenue, from two 20 iOrr r. VI.
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no LET OR LEhSE-TuE FIVE STORY BROWN
stone Rudin. 2J5 Eighth avenue; s5xl00; well lighted
he's and water pipes throughout Apply to $. wRAY 25i
" est Twenty third street.
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4 FOUR STORY HOUSE r. NY AND HAND
n EUunes iiuslsi, urut.uH iel UIf asd tableware
IVfiy.fOuIth street
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no LEr-A DINING SALOON AND LIQUOR STAND,
Il basenent lrS. TOO. Sore both idle; Houses,
Stores aud Floors, No Carroll pace Beeeke street,
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!TNTON SQUARE.-TIiIRD FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, OR
u win he altered floor t30xeO) to let lease for
business purposes Inquire the premises OF BELL BROS
5 unior slnare.
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DWELLING. HOUSES TO LET.

ITO LET-HOrsE S6 WEST TwENrY-EIGHrH
parlors dining room, Easements and three rooms
on third noor; modern improvements Apply to ME- u d.
| BLAIR u Perry street.
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ITO LET FOR BUSiNESS-A MOST DESIRABLE FIRST
Floor northwest OF Broadway AMI Bcecker street,
75y30; ocalon unsurpassed; reasonable. Apply to
JOHN GILSEi, the preniscs.
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To LEr-TiiE ENGLISH BASEMENT IIogsg No. Z
est ihiry ninth street. TcnI furnsIcl t5,j0; nnsar
nisae sS,0J - be seen by permit only. Apply JOuS
LOWrsi, No. Mercer stlect.
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RIO LEASE-THE POWERS HOTEL, II AND 10 PARK
opposite the Asor House. Apcly at ls2 Broadway
from 10 % r. al las East Twenty street, Pc TER
A. H. JACKSON.
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fI'O LET OR SALE-NEW BUILDING b95 TO 5Sl WEST
Twenty foGrh street, Tenth avenue FIVE stories;
ltCxlt0; 20 horse power engine.
NATHAN STEPHENS, 81 Liberty street.
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ITO LET-A NEW MODERN IMPROVED BROWN
stone House in Vanness place Charles street; ready
for good tenant rem. ,oUO Apply a. 81 Charles street
T. CUDBIkTd.
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no LET-A FINE THREE STORY HOUSE Oh EAST
Fnty-ihrd street, good neghbothood Si,sUJ, and
Naverley place al,s q. Cottages ch, a..
GEO. T. HAM. q, l;u street. corner Frankfort.
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ITO LET-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES:-i7o WAIVER
ley place, l57 do i0 West Nineteenth street co.,
Also at lopkers beautiful Cottage with Mana!d
$1,000 GEORGE COOK, Aucuoneer, lUl Loery
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no LET "A FOUR SIOSY ESGLIsu BhsENasr
j. brick House. al modern improvements ani IN good
order, In West sixth av,rur. lsr
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RIO >LET-A FIRST CLASS FOCa STORY BRICK
House, Seventh aaI Fifty sixth
INQUIRE owner lsJ Seventh avenue, H. VINCENT, l57
West Fory-hrst street.
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TWO STORY WORKSHOP eli GREENE STREET, 55
n feet deep good for any business Inquire OF '" T.
COOK, liz Macdousal street.