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New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

Williams. owner of the yacht Dudley. was unanimously
elected Commodore.
The Rapid Transit Association met at NO.
soa sixtb-aye. last night The Committee on Legisa-
ton reported that tho City Railway bill had been pre-
and Opdyke, and preliminary steps wote ,hn the
meeting at Cooper Institute, TO Do heio "''" wiz
next ten days.
The Brooklyn Board of City Works mas
awarded TO Thomas Dunnigan and the Scrimshaw rVo-
Company the contracts TO clean the streets Vi eo
city and remove garbage during the present year. at
though it alleged there we're several responsible con
tractors who proposed 10 do the same work at much
lower prices At yesterdays session Of the Common
Council the matter brought up by Alderman Ropes
OF the Third ward and resolutions were adOpteo request
ing the Corporation Counsel TO INFORM tine COmInOh
Council If IN hs opinion ali the requirements ol law "oo
fully and properly exercised in awarding OF the con
tracts. resolution adopted calling upon tDe IIos
pect Park Commission TO inform the Council why tho
lands of Prospect Park hay3 not Doen sOd IN accOd
with the legislative act OF last year, hhu @hct'i
the lands bo legally sold and clear uLio gwen
to purchasers
The Twentieth Anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian Association celebrated last evening
at Association Hail. Morris X. Jesup President IN the
chair. Addresses made by the Rev DIR. Tying the
Rev Wayand HOyt and the Rev. DIR. John Hall Tho
first speaker took the place OF Senator Wilson who had
engaged 10 present but sent telegram saying that
press business and the sickness OF his colleague de-
tanned him In Washington. The President, IN briei
speech the work and methods or work OF the AsSocl
tiOn said that the membership was now ABOUT oOJJ,
branches been established In the city the re-
ceips past year have been E63O9 "a. ami the
floating debt of the Association has Doen paid OH. te
the building OF $4,000 Notwithstanding tue storm the
hail was well filled.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
A RAILROAD CHANGE.

II is stated that Alden b. StOckwell, Presi-
dent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. having
become dissatisfied with that company and the series
of disasters which have attended it since he became
President has determined turn his attention TO rail-
road matters and achieve the success there which ne
failed TO make in steamship transportation
At recent election Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Company he was chosen President The Atlantic
and Pacific runs from st. Louis southwesery through
the state Of Missouri and into the indian Er-
Missouri Kansas and Texas, the southern ter
minus Of which is DeDnison, in Northern Iexas
where the Missouri and Texas will In few days
connect with the Texas Central the southern termns
Of which Galveston. These two connections make an
unbroken line from st. Louis TO Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
DINNER OF THE BURNS CLUB.

The Hath anniversary of the birthday of
Robert Burns was celebrated by the Burns Club OF this
city, by dinner, last evening at the Grand central
Hotel The President OF the Club, John Reid. presided
There were about persons present prominent among
whom were Judge Jones, the Hon. e. Deladeld Smith
Hosea Perkins samuel G. Courtney. John straton
Charles Reehe, Prof NJ. j. McKenna, Henry Spear OF
Railway, n. j.; Robert Anderson, and others A bless
ING was invoked by the Rev r. G.. Mlllard, and an Ad
dre As 10 the Haggs rected by Q. G. Nicholson.
The first regular toast, The Day We Celebrate was
resnonded 10 by President Reid. At the conclusion OF
MIR Reid's address, which received with LOUD ap-
plause Mr. Malcolm was called upon to sing the song,
HTl,ere was lad born in Kyle" Judge Jones then
resnonded 10 the toast "The Genius OF Burns; after
which Charles McGregor sang, "Oa the airts the WIN
tS nv Samuel Patterson Scotland" by Robert Ander-
son "scottsh Characteristcs,p by Hosea b. Perkins;
by samuel Jones' and 1.-THE Lasses," by Thomas Samp-
SON There we're rectatons by George b. Bowland ana
songs by Henry Spear, j. Linklater, and Others
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
PROBABLE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

Notwithstanding the raids of the Brooklyn
police against the Sunday viOatOrs Of the Excise law,
the drinking saloons remain open, ard if the p.opreors
are arrested they at liberty again by the JUS
tees desperate aray occurred between two ntoxi-
Gated men in the liquor of Peter Byrne at Court
and Butler-sts to the Third Police Precinct,
on Sunday evening. Ex-ConstaOle Matthew Kelly was
in the saloon when James Dugan, Michael Cahil, and
James Mccormack entered and began drinking. Pres
emily Kelly and Dugan had dispute regarding politics
in the sixth Ward and finally the clinched and fell
togetber upou the floor where they rolled about and
fought for several moments. The bartender who had
aided bv Mccormack succeeded in separating the COM
batants When Kelly arose, it found that he had
been stabbed twice In the forehead ana head evidently
with knife and that the wounds were bleeding pro-
fusey Kelly was conveyed TO his abode No 3S7 At
lantc-st., and attended by physician, VINO Is OF
having apparently entered the brain. Dugan made his
escape, and is still at large.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

In the course of an address by Mr.. Eaton to
tbe Committee of Seventy last evening, he introduced
the following resolutions part thereof but no action
was taken upon them:
olped That will insist that be Common Council
10 have The power confirming and rejecting the nominations Of the
Msyor for heads such rejection shall be BY re,o
rejection
,os thereon be taken by add Mays and recorded
R,sod the Mayor shall remove Head OF Department
Head Of Department Clerk the proposed be removed
ba be brief statement Of the causes @ such proposed
removal and be SLOWED pubic opportunity for explanation and
explanations briefly recorded and printed The
Cttt Record. mn =, =,
classified
ynd the term Mayor and all the Commissioners should not
besng 70 the party. - =.
Prof Dwight and the Chairman, James N. Brown.
gave a special invitation to Mr.. schultz and Mr.. Eaton
10 accompany the Committee on Legislation to Albany,
aud they consented 10 go.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
FIGURES OF MORTALITY.

At a meeting Of the County Medical Society
In this city, last night DIR. Charles Russell isubmted
report In part as follows:
During the twelve months ending Dec II, 1872 there
reported typhus fever 6l6 OF typhoid
fever 3037 of scaIlans, 1259 Of measles 7 OF dpthe
ria and 1886 Of smallpox. The mortality of the year
was very excessive being nearly $500 that OF
previous year In this city. The peculiar Influences me-
teor0l0gical otherwise which contributed To 80 large
mortality not altogether apparent as the rise IN
weekly mortality began 20 DO noticeable in the very
beginning OF the year and continued TO the end. Such
causes were certainly confined this city
large Eastern city from which have yet received re-
participated 10 greater extent in the same
trouble The three most fatal epidemics Of the year
scarlatna. smallpox, and cerebr0spina over We
may regard scaratina most constant epidemic.
and mortality although greater than in 1871,
to the OF the total mortality about
80 per cent was children less than years old. There
died 1858 persons OF 10 years and upward. The total
number Of deaths 1851. giving annual death
Of 326 in each thousand Inhabitants the population
being estimated at one million.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE FIREMEN'S BALL.
CLOSE OF PLEASANT SERIES OF ENTERTAIN
MENTS.

CLOSE OF A PLEASANT SERIES OF ENTERTAIN
MENTs.
The Academy of Music was the scene last
evening OF the and last Of the reunions of
the old Volunteer Fire Department OF New-York. For
forty years have the fire vamps met enjoy the
festivities prevailing at this season, and to celebrate In
a social way the achievements OF the days when they
ran to fires at the sound Of the alarm.
Under the airy guise of pleasure did the hremen with
their wines swoehearts assemble but deep down in
their hearts was nobier mOtiveone cherished by the
thoughtful men who sacrificed their very lives for the
safety OF othersthat of charity For years has the
annual been productive OF pleasure TO those who
took part in it, and of comfort to tho widows and
phans OF INDECENT members
The frequent demands upon the of the fire.
men impelled them to adopt whereby they
could their for benevolent purposes. 1t
decided that the best way to attain their end was
TO give annual ball This was accordingly done, and
the Fire Department ball in aid OF the widows and
Orphans Fund" has been OF the most fashionable
and enjoyable given in NewYork No Trustworthy data
regarding the receipts Of the first IA 13 balls can be
obtained but the following is correct statement of tho
Melted since 1912:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
LECTI-REs AND MEETINGS.

The Brooklyn Board of City Assessors will
probably meet to-day, to appoint CITY Assessor IN the
place OF Thomas W. Field whose term>of office has ex
pired.
A meeting of the members of the American
Institute under auspices Of the Reform Committee,
Is called evening" 70 discuss the general manage
ment OF the Institute
The session of the Methodist preachers, yes
teray occupied mainly by the reading Of an essay
OH scientific Relations OF Prayer" by the Row Dr.
BENJAMIN n. Martin.
At meeting of tho Harlem Yacht Club,
held At the Club Rooms last Thursday evening. Edgar
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
not yet received any adyces the missing steamer
Alaska. now long overdue at san Francisco.
Gen. }. White, U. S. Minister Resident to
the Argentine Republic sails for Europe tomorrow in
the steamship Algeria the way to hs post at Buenos
Ayres.
The thirteenth annual sale of the Artists
Fund Association begins al the somerye Art Gallery
this evening and the list OF works 10 be offered may be
found advertised elsewhere In our columns.
An order Of Recorder Hackett was entered
the Court OF General eosslons yesterday calling for
terms OF that Court next month and for an extra
panel OF 1901 Jurors, in order to clear the Tombs
The affairs of the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company did not present any complications yes
teray. The officers expressed the hope, however that
a settlement would be made to-day The date of the
ColumDia's sailing IL not announced.
The following is comparative statement OF
contagious diseases for the past two weeks:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
MUSIC.
MR.. THRODORB THOMAS.

The fourth of Mr.. Theodore Thomas's adj
mrabe series OF symphony concerts will be given next
Saturday evening, when Schumann's Symphony in L
fat No g. and Beethoven's "Corioanus overture will
be presented. with Liszts Orpheus and the nroduc
ton to the "Mestersinger Nurnberg." Miss Anna
Mehlig will play the Chopin concerto in minor-the
same which Mr.. Mills played at the last Philharmonic
concert.
MR.. LAsAR's CONCERT.
Mr.. S. B. Mills will repeat. at the cOmpi'
mentary concert to Mr. s. Lasar the Brooklyn Acad
emy on Thursday tho larghetto and allegro vvace from
the Chopin concerto in minor Among the selections
10 be performed by Mr.. Thomas's orchestra are the
Brook scene from tho Pastoral symphony" Gluck's
nIpbirenia in Auliso overture Schumann's "Traume-
rel" and Haydns Serenade.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Everett Hosse-Bishop Williams, the Rey. j. +.
Lyndon ycsrGsns and Col Gowen Of Boston Broorf Hors
WAtterson f LoHfsie Journal 81 RthoLfs Ho
Gen Forrest Of Tennessee Col Sam Tate President Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company Admiral de Rohan Wash
ngton WA H. seward b Of Auburn w. Msupin. President Of
the 81 Louis and Fort Scott railroad Company George jerome nd
W Longyear Of Detroit Fyth dnB HOJDigs H. A. Nelson Of
Pougheepns Ga de CenO COnsul at Cyeus eICongres.
Burt Van Horn Of Loepo ~ Y Judge Israel s. Spencer
Of syracn'e, J. Copdi Smith Of Buffalo eICOnues.m.n
Calye Of Penhsyhna Col NJ Msnsaeli o. A. and H. A.
Richmond Of Batavia ~ Y...HognaH HOEsGen j. White and
Warren Irumbu Of Illinois Clarendon HOi,h And Mrs scott
Sddou Wssfnnsier HoriA fired Wilkinson o syracuse Grand
Ceargi H0tcChes Train ATTORNEY of Massachusetts
st JdEe, HoiGeorge Alfred Townsend Wsshingon ee-
York NJ Marvin Of SsrstOsa ava M blcS
ibgbam Of Conhecteut. dSor HoHJ0hn kchos Of Virginia
Coieo'1a HoH'e-fhe Rev DR.. Banker Of Lle Falls n. L.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Florida Senatorial contest continues,
both Houses baoting daily without result. Henry s.
Sanford Minister Belgium under President johnson,
and recalled by Gen Grant s working actively but 1t Is
not probable he can be elected.
The Governor of Arkansas has issued q
proclamation ordering election for March at which
the pending amendment doing away with the disfran-
cbispg clause of the Constitution shall be submitted 10
the peopIe for ratification.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

John II. Clifford of New Bedford was yester.
day. President Of the Providence Warren aud Bristol Railroad
ConpsW
The report of the Committee on the Abolition
NJ slavery Rico will be read to-day the
Lsser House OF the Spanish Cortos
The late Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis of Boston
died possessed property in her gh estimated At % By
the will of brother late william H. Bostman, inherited
about will the dcessed the Female Orphan
A.yum $3.50 each the National Sailors Home Of
the Sailors HA bor Provision made for
br pyment benefit OF the soldiers who sse The
institution organized for their Oebsnt IA
put, Of 5000 Is given - each OF her servants
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
CATTLE wARKYrs

Cs,c,go Ian dul tesnd iec'l s1.cA
er. reu head: Of The nI rerss
steers At t28J0s3 the former ard SJsSbt 70 for 10 M
Cbkse ard Tersns; few lot, of good choice as'Vs
Steers at S5@ss7a good m'ny ciite remain us'oh bit ues
mostly hpmrnty. SaurfsY. 100 head
oosLive active DO heat sales si bb tor far 70
choice Paetibg gdes: ~ 10 choice smooth shipping
grades; market closed steady shiDm3nts. I,') heal
SnEap quiet sest 9no raiy recsDt' 100 bssf s.
Of Fair 10 Good a. BtDn5ti,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

Smith Of the Bowling Green. whie Walter Roche was
vice-President OF both and. alleged. the funds OF
each were loaned from 10 tho other independent or
all statntory regulations Counsel for tho Bowling
Green claimed that money could not be recovered unless
legally loaned and that transactions between the officers
tho banks could he regarded being between the
banks themselves Judge Barrett reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
rNsoLvENT SAVINGS BANKS.

An application was made, yesterday, before
Judge Barrett, in the Supreme Court. Chambers.
behalf OF jeremiah Qunlan receiver OF the Guardian
Savings Bank compel Shepherd Knapp. receiver of
be Rowling Green Savings Bank, TO refer claim OF the
Guardian for 10000 against the Bowling Green WIN.
NJ. Tweed was President Of tho Guardian and Hank
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

Pspcr Bag Manufacturing Company OF Piptsviiie. ct'
vas burned Last evening Loss tso.OOo; insured for
$4,000. Tho stock was partly saved
AT KINGsrREE-Loss. $4,000.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. ga large bfs
in tho town OF Ringstree c. this morning. destroyer
stores and dwellings to the value Of ODoo about ono
fourth OF which insured.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
FnREIGN POKTN

The Tribune Almanac treaty JaaaaI e1rJ
10 Pebruaryl vii, addition ia usual contents hiyss
POgrRNT BO8KAPpr
HoHAcK GREHLsY
Price. 20 Seven for 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLY are tbs
effects of Lsnpl0ughs PyretiG Saline IN Preventing 4nd
Curing Smallpox, Foyers and SKIN Ds0ases. specially
refreshing and lEygOrItug. Sod by tl chomsLs. tD1
tho Maker, 1fJ HOlbOrnhili. London.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

b W. Norris. eX X-Member of Congress from the
IIId Alabama DSnst. died yesisni.J
President Theirs will sign, to-day, the
treat, Of commerce Franco and Great Britain.
Robert Is. Cranston, who was a Rhode Island
RspfcBtstys Congrs iJm sJi Z, B ssi from lJ " is'j
disi IA Newport Isatsf1sI. ssou
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

b. d. Herrick g. Co, tea merchants, late or
No "a Front-s have removed tO No IS WsireD-st, AZ
will be by their advertisements IN another counns
where they exhibit fine collection OF new crop eis
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

The Arts. By PHrLLPs Tsisu-s Ls5ryzs
BKrEA No. g. Prce, ID DC, By mail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

Harsh Wrinkied skin ressus be bea,y Of yoath y
Con On HAZARD CAsgSLLs COD LFka Oh The bs-
Il D., jresh. pure and Sps>t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
MARRIED.

McNLLAN-STOOTHOPP- On Thursday evening Jan ~ hy ms
Rev. y. g. Hl Aesnder Mcmillan u hnJ S)Oihod ell
BrDoslyn No carls
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
as finally adjourned to Feb. 8.
Art At THE LOTOS.

Az The Ladies' Reception of the LOtOs Club
yesterday Notwithstanding the Storm the parlors were
led with pleasant party. After the inspection of the
pantings there was an entertainment, in which Messrs.
Marotte Mcdonald, Frank Bartlett, Colby. and others
PARTICIPATED. Among the more noticeable pictures were
the following:
Flowers Miss F. Appleton Single Bessedness
kexpOlitau Musician. +. Meeks
W ii. Powell Berkshire Hills. .............
NE Bouduet t............... Arthur Parton
Miss j. r. Andrews Gems of the BOudOr. ........
TIE Young Her............. NJ. j. Heade
Il. L. Henry Landscape. "A. Richardson
TAe Burial of DE YOuth and Age...........
W. II. Powell L. Wood Perry
Wreck 10 Mid Ocean. Edwin Booth h.--...-.....
Thurston Launt Thompson
Hsrvesfinr.K Van Elteu Sunset at Sands Point
Houus Stu dent. @. II. story c. II. Miller
Evening HOur.C II. Chaplin Coast Scene Nichols
COas SCene. Bay OF Naples. Under the shadows..-.
/. c. Tiffany John La Fargo
DeyOtiop . E Meeks In the Sulks....J G.. Brown
Feeding the Chickens. Clock DoctorE Wood Perry
j. II. DOlpb Landscape. Geo. lnnes
On the Desert X. s. Clifford Fruit. It. A Richards
The SHADY Nook Geo Innes FOrding the Stream......
Trout Fishing. W. McGrath r. Parton
TNilght......J j. Hammer The COmbat....E. Kemeys
Landscape. sam Coleman Inconsistency. ..-;,
Lake Geneva T. A. Richards After IhOrwaldsen
Portrait lie Cleal Landscape. -. Miss KOllOck
landscape. ......S. Coleman Love In sunshine ana
Blossoms ....J. La Fargt Shadow. w. Satterlee
Ens Grand Canal ....... Road Through the Woods.
A. II baldwin, II. w. Robbins
Lake GeorgeJ b. Bristo In the North Woods.
Eunset Fiischell. Homer Martin
Ebe Ruined MI......-.-. Game......-.-W. Holberton
g. H. McCord Autumn. .......A. II. wyant
Boating on the Schuylklll.- Marketing j. " Ban
7. Eakins Designs in Winter Time.
TIE Eleventh Hour........ John La Fargo
Mrs f. Murray
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

nf. Thomas Landseer has completed a fine
Ssasraying Of Sir Edwin LAudseers picture ot "ihe
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor other shin Se,os s.e Sccond Puge.l

iFor other shin Hsus sse Sccond PuJeI
ARRIVED.
Steamship C,f,rn. DBL Crlig Gla,~ H. wi'b nfss srf
ptA n IeBder.Dn Bros
Steamship Manhattan. W0oibnD Char->'on C Win ms> sns
pas. H. r. Morgan Co. ~.
steamship Benesctor Philadelphia ~th mdse - L'ni-rA
Steamship Co
Bng Olga tAast.) ClsceVich T.gsnrog G days, With ~Os
schr b. " Lowell Gaze JscksDnvile hays with i've p,k
schr WIN Rice. Prossey Baltimore for Proyidsnc,
WIND-SuuiowB fresh n Is. showing.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAtry,x 8. Jan 21rhe steamship Scandinavia ho" P't-
Al for Liverpool. arrived here to-isy.
The steamship trip broke The cro.shci ~ bs
engine sable and Yarmouth uner
Vng si be and lsaye this -eek
TIE sh Tor Yarmouth with siit
CArslDss Day. She has not boea heard o.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
DIED

4H Notices Of Marriages must BE- Indorsed Nth MI
name and address
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28

ecnmodss.on sS.' Who was supposed to be man OF
proporty pS1, at the time v.ov
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
East side.

GREAT BARGAIN.-AN EAST SIDE AVENUE
n four story Tenement 25X50x5 well rented, $4,000
$4,000 cash: near Forty second street
THOMAS j. DUNklN d CO., 5A Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

rI,o LET-To A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, AN ELE-
l. CANT country Residence in the village OF New
Rochelle: house thoroughly furpshed fruit ana berries
in abundance the owner would like TO remain in the
house hoardcr, Il desired, in part pay the rent
inquire Of JACOB CARPENTEk on the premises
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A VALUABLE FRUIT FARM OF IS ACRES FOR
n sale or exchange, near Paterson, NJ j.; will take
Office. - - -
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TUANTEp-To BUY, A SMALL 2x STORY HOUSE
w and Store, in the country suitable for fancy
poets OF good business be in good order and nice
neghborhood Address, stating price and full particu
lars f. L. e., AT East 122d st.
yNANTED-TO BUY, TRADE FOR OR RENT, GOOD
w Building, suitable for manufactory; worth from
5000 $1,000; isolated and with power preferred
Call at room 40 l76 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A MEETING OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE LATE
"A 4. ID. Bassord the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas has pleased the Almighty in the penitude
OF HIS wisdom, to remove from our late beloved en-
ployer q D. Bassord, whereby New York loses an emil
nei.t ciilzen ana we an esteemed employe
Resolved That we, the empo OF the said r. D. Bass
for IN meeting assembled do hereby testify 70 his many
aud csunabe qualities, ana while sincerely depore
his loss we hereby tender 10 his family our deepest sym
pathy and cons oation In their great bereavement Re-
solved Ihat the said employees do assemble az his late
residences on Sunday June 10 and attend the funeral
Resolved, Tnat copy OF the above resolutions be en-
crossed and presented to the bereayed family and copy
signed on behalf Of said employees.
T. A. CLARKE, Chairman
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

V,O EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME FRENCH FLAT
four story high stoop brown stone Lexington ave
fully rented for $500 per year, will exchange
small private House i'll city.
THOMAS Il. HOJER, 936 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

t A EQA-ON EASY TERMS, FOR ONE OF FOUR
tDf.COO new two story frame, brick BASEMENT SUI.
cellar Houses, nine rooms bay window water gas and
fixtures heater, water closet sewer
ton; marble mantes throughout within five minutes
walk OF Prospect Park location first class cars To all the
Inquire the premises Thirteenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, South Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SAVE AND TO RENT.

A BARGAIN AT PELHAM-ATTRACTIVE RESI-
IA dence TOR sale. II minutes from Grand Central depot
via New Haven Railroad; % trains daily; excursion
tickets Xlac each way; communication $40; modern
well built two story and attic swiss root House, with
choice Plot three conveniently near seven min
utes easy wak) and midway from two stations; large
enhancement III value assured with two new railroads
building GIarlem River and Porchester finished next
MONTH. and time to Forty second street reduced over
third when Fourth avenue improvements are com
pleted For price terms, &C, with immediate posses
sion, apply to Il. H. MITCHELL, ON the premises 10
STEPHENS BROTHERS. l37 Broadway. street 1Cor
The New York herald., 1873-06-15
DENTISTRY.

nR, WHITE, DENTIST, NO 23y SIXTH AVENUE,
u formerly Off 76.A beautiful set OF Teeth, 30 xaV
and Sl5; warranted to u oeriecy. Teeth Fuicd, -
Open Spndy
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

GOO ZOO Is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
DCOo.CCJ lied Kentucky Lottery; Royal Havana
and Kentucky circulars tree 21s cents commission al
lowed. Address BAILEY CO. office established 10
years., ia Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A FLORIST.-FOR SALE
~ well.stocked Nursery and Greenhouse Establish
ment chance seldom offered Apply 20 the owner,
the premises, Railroad avenue, Morr!sania between
Seventh and Eighth streets, until sold
The New York herald., 1873-06-15

TOR eALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, LOT ON 10TH
Il St. 5th 30 40 feet 'front.' of the best
locations the city for rsi class residence Two ull
Lots on path ST. between 6th and Ith avs eXcayaea;
wood Cemetery W. H. GRANBERY Il CO.,
street.