The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1865, Page 7

CITY ELECTION. JOHN T. HOFFMAN MAYOR. Ricnard O’Gorman Corpora- tion Counsel. LARGE VOTE FOR ROBERTS. HECKER AND GUNTHER DISTANCED. ‘THE MAYORALTY VOTE BY DISTRICTS. YOTE FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL. “IST OF CANDIDATES THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL. ELECTED. The election for municipal officers yes‘erday ~was very animated, the excitement ¢entering salmoat wholly on the different candidates for Mayor. By the figures given below it will be eseen that although Mr. Roberts, as the standard bearer of the republican party proper, polled an vextraordinarily large vote, he was defeated by his more formidable antagovist, John T. Hoffman, who, by virtue of a fair plurality of the votes cast, will assume the functions of Mayor of the metropolis on the Ist of January next. “The result shows very plainly that the leaders and wirepullera of the Mozut Hall faction, after ‘having become convinced that their favorite candidate, John Hecker, had hardly the ghost of @ chance, slid over to Tammany, and thus el -cted the nominee of the Ola Wigwam. The op- position to Mr. O'Gorman for the office of Corpo- ‘cation Counsel was so small that very little interest “was manifested on that portion of the ticket. The democrats, as will be seen, continue to hold their mumerical strength in the city, but,t! rough divisions | sand subdivisions in the party, the republicans have umanaged here and there to slip a man in fora inor office. THE VOTE FOR MAYOR. ———Dec., Ff line 1863. — % fee =| R 241 96 S| 254) oo 5 8) 326) 65 i 2! “42 2 { | 4 / 28! 907! | 40)" 12) 29 | 3} 83 ott.ssss.! teal asl Gel 6! aanl ool as Joc] ME wr ge, 3) aa 2 5} 4i| 46} 87 a 10] 36] 39] 51 3} 15] to] 7 f 32; 193) 141) 187 , 23, 08, 97) 118 2. 34] 182) 54) 136 3. 36) 184) 61 08 | | 172] 19] 84 7 ul MY . 10 133 26; : 21 ul 18] fi. Vv "ts ie wade Total... ———Dec., 1865... — Dee. , 1863.—. | term of office expired his chinm to re-election were ASuseh of Dax er. ? pressed with almost equal ‘by democrats and re- ‘ug fminulont black os oa the enamel of a tooth is an ‘The frm and ‘stand wich be took in | ovidence that decay's «| Rroing Onger hes touched it. ¥ with the guilty participants im the memorable | Wnlerpose the the ‘SSOZODONT. 4a 8 al Or the tooth ; : : : 3 | Jaly i Of too recent dats to require further allu- See-angnst caty y inl one oes but perhaps, ba halt RA i t | i + | sion. He was ro-clocted by over sixty thousand ma | proven or arrost devatal disease. F | x mM 6 21) 141 The 373i 7] 252 1) 158 lotl hs Bi] 45) 98 193; 31 49) 150 580 103) 20 36) 116 06 ool by 25) isa 23 103 08 be Ru BLOOMING CER 89} 15} 22) 63} 35) (96 Ste 4 NEW rears ie mail anil aooli, zoe Land aoe0 “NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS." a bt bl 2,646 “NIGHT BLOOMING ORRBUS." 123} at 1 49,068 “NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS." 260; 45) n 17/330 — m4) 18 mie “NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS." 33 32 wee perpeppre tT WIRFS.—AS Fe a Pep. Feat ant the iaeavens a extended South, for ies 3 63 Pppep HAL RIGHT. BLOOMING 66] 48 preee 8" come flying over the wires Verer wore s poopie mee ensulepous ‘about an} than Appericans, of all eoali,237| 66% pon yah rig this wtp per. 172) 86 YOURTH DISTRICT. World 162) 152 | Charles McBrien, Dem. g24| 195 | Peter Muldoon, ind. 165] 155 | W. L. Nicholson. 16:| 140 | MeBrien over Mul or mirror m may satisfy a lady that, ber rea 14 faulthons at cai oi Es - SIXTH DISTRICT. cinate the eye in combined in her cow - foseph Shannon, dem. tume—tat rbot nes abe will not jonnaitag: ps o4z| 33 | James Reed, dom... ejrecintinta canlil Bhe ins odode wl Shannon's majority........ . FIGHTH DISTRICT. W. LL. Ely, R Mok night MeKeor Thos, meee rep. i ‘ ae PHALOWS" “NIGHT BLO! NG RE US ey her lice A. Miller, Ind, flor Taming erery other thea Ely over McKnight “NIGHT BLD Fsdagh HatRUB " in Ely over Miller... now per eruming the late theatre of war. orders ‘roll in eantinuously, ‘There i& a perfect union of sentiment TENTH DISTRICT. 2 between the two sections as regards this 132] 303 | B. Reilly, dom.. — bo 4 G Jeremiah, dem 1,420 peorlele extract —Epringiga 146) 14 © Wallace, rep. 2281 175 | Reilly over Jerem‘ah. 563 4] 116 | Reilly over Wallace 332 51| 70 RWELPER: OREO tke universal su@edge, PHATLON 48) 127 “NIGHT BLOOMING. CEREU: 44| 265 national insutution. ‘Yo une It ix as 80] ion | W. H. Haight, rep. uch 4 matter of cuniom as to vote. 15] 228 | Loew over Haight yn BEE a 23} 162 | Loew over McVey. perfumes, the American people are b. - FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. proud of it, Waterbury American, J. B. Varnum, Jr., le 2,406 43] 257 | Jas. Irving, Tammany. . 1,684 78) 219 | ¥, K. Mather, ldozart ‘922 =} =] Varoum over Irving. 12 ' =} =] Varnum over Mather. . 74 eee " é ta pubin’s extrac °. =|_= | povtin, pem,,. UXT##NTH Distuicr. i | ecista eeu pager bat, Exiid oe ee viin, Dem,..... dor. the apieeree! popularly of HA, sed coi Movin m ies Dea {vas GS" bas Iorally eb No innia, at "has en 33 | McGinnis over Devin, 953 | por agin sneer erp 109 | MoGinnis over Culver. 948 ried except at a Democrat Two districts to hear from. ‘The New Common Counc! N N NNN ational refinement is indicated, to no Dist, BOARD OF swig el BAN N _— pr extent, by | préctution i7 N of e comparative me: Mes, A ceSotin Woore; date; toe Bapaned Melty, adem: | RAN Me” «MMM. of tia comparative merits of parturnbe, 2—Thomas Coman, dem. 11—*John Brice, NNN N NNN the American buble ‘a tollet Iuxurieg 3—*Michael Norton, dem. 12—Chas, K. Loew, dom. FN Oly EER cthas they ‘Rasp adopiod a8 nstaaders 4—Chas MeBrien, dém.— 13—*Peter Masterson, dem. | SANK REN prtioie ol vets aorta Nowion He. 5—*Ienatius Flynn, dem. 14—J. B. Varnum, Jr. rep. | NNN ‘No NNN raid. “i 3 @—Joseph Shannon; dem. 15*—James O’Brien, dom. | NNN 'N. NNN T—*Wm. H. Gedaey, rep. 16—Robert MoGinnis, dem. | NNN NNNN 8—W. L. Ely, dem. NNN NNNN 17—*B. W. Van Voorhis, 9*—Lewis R. Ryers, dem. dem. * Old members. pOAne: OF COUNCILMEN. ‘A most Exquisite, Delicate and Fragrant Perfume, dia- tiled (rom the rare aad beautiful lower trom which it takes MANUFACTURED ONLY BY PHALON & BON. DISTRICT. 5 ‘orneling Fiynn, dem. P. H. Keonan, dem. 5 TTS} 188) 193. | ames Long, dom. Isanc Robinson, dem, ABK Pa HORE Shue, 125! 128] 219 | John Stacom, dem. Hugh O'Brien, dem. by rugaiaie ge ‘in 43 YIVTH DISTRICT—PRORABLY KLKOTKD. penis 100] 93] 150 oe at pened dem. resoor a 2 ag dem. A. ee Ee hace a ERT eae nthony Hartmann, dem. harles Koster, dem. BER FACTS FOR THINKING PEOPLE. 140) 110] 195 | iernard Kinney, dem. Barth. Ward, dem, oar ater ores m, cOF, am ight weantue. he prone pisTRICT—PROBAM ren, t mefivial’ effort Pissed, ot A. H Keoch t Pe es” oak ae HoRTRERRIR STOMACIE BITTER. Eeilorse suthors Thies ‘+ ‘White, rp. G, H. McKay, rep. hysiclane, merchants. oiticors of the army and pany, chem. por pune amc a rs a toeen sts, counselors, ministers of the gospel. in sbi a great 385!1,3521 995!1,701 4 b YO, rep. elotid of witnesies of eve! protens| n, trade and cabling us cnet tet Bee ieee on. | Sex ee eetrat eke ete to 96) Hugh Reilly, dem, 'y Murray, dem. ie published in the ze ints Many of iy ‘are well #4 O'Call , dem. James Crowe, dem. Peel bed) ‘upon ° -oeny tar int Signe costes acientions juries. 122 School Officers Probably Elected. TORT H BEI te not, howev u COMMISSIONERS. upon trial. [thas been tried and pronounced on the 1: Dist. Dit. thority: nepacenons, vrs oe ewe ~ hae bs 2 eminently salnta un 1—Timo'y Bronnan, dom. 5 —Ricbard Warron, dem. | ‘Aubwopis have been made Ur civ (They have, fal 96 See Taeentete eGR IMR Bente dee record dy papios lta wert, victim af fever una 163} {Jumes L Miller, dem. ; oem | gun, sirtoda echigate ion te efteets, 161 | a iy a ot Ene them, "and ter guided wally by 14] a TavsrEns. hat they say. Sold everywhere,” New York uflce, 80 Uedur 160 ‘ards. rom, 1—Chas, Bergner, dem. 2—J. Coyne, dem. Alleock's Porous Plasters. curs Lumbago, Crick of the Back and all 8} — 3-—-Win, Britton, deve. spimenad Kidney aifection Ta Tie Do ax. local Rhen- 10 ” matiam, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Varicone V and for Cold 12) Feet wud all deep seated Loney « rent aive 1 peiiate relief. So rows, Va., April 4, 1866, —| Moaers. T. Antcocn & Cs a aaatl oe Daman Sins—My daughte: tuned one of your Porous Plasters, 501!1,600'1,| She had n vary bed pain in her side, and it cured her in one week. Yours, truly, 2 88 | JOUN V. M. HUNTER. 12} 61 PRINCIPAL AGENCY, 15] 141 BRANDRETH BUILDING, N, Y. 24} 140 For sale by ail druggis' 22] 118 Tibia tind ba hl SR La bb) The Political Headquarters. Am The ren of _ Gord Manis 14] 56) TAMMANY HALL. ea forever,” sald_an ancient post; who mi hat in this Uy like te as There was a tremendous excitement in Tammany Hall HoveTian Lovus, which fs the benu:Sdeat of perfumes, 23] 50) last evening, amounting, in fact, in the crowds who t ery Prix Ci mr ai] 50) rashed in at the opening of the doors, and the cheers | j, AM eweu ly Taformat ence Paemne te. keen es ar gi and hurrahs and tigers, to something like the democratic CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, 7 7% demonstrations of the palmiest days of the Wigwam. a —|—| —~| —— | The returns, giving the election to Hoffman, were re Fe me 9—m Sab: ovatwap, innet: aes 201/1,093'1,694/1,401 | ceived with vociferous applause. Captain Rynders was | jircec Pipes and Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail, cut and made an aiming speech ow the occasion. | {order, mounted sit Fepaired — by ring the proceedi! regular fight Dee ey 4 —_ was wre time before order. was Testor re —A.=Dr. Gilbert's Pile Instrument 107) meeting adjourned fireworks were discharged trom the ae Tellof of snaney refunded, Sold by all druggina er deeh 54 balcony of the Wigwam in honor of the success of the | py mail. Price Aroulars free. Ay $ democratic candidate for Mayor. 1 U 45 REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS. c mm oe 1. 7 | 54 At an early hour last evening the rooms of tbe repub- | «All, Prizes Cached im Legal Lotteries 43) licang, corner of Twenty-third street and Broadway, were J. CLUTE, Broker, 176 Broadway, = opened for the convenienge of the supporters of Roberts, who assembled to hear tho returns. Mr. Charles 8. Spencer was unanimousty called upon to preside, and discharged | process: Undertaknr, ofice, curner Broxdway aud Thirteenth the duties of das, position with considerable, humor. \peapre agg: -tes-adnie enna a The room was ely crow: rence was 80 ithe Fars of Fashion. Jubilant thabe paseaby sould Nave supposed that their a me ~ red candi the successful one GENIN'S, No. 513 Broadway. Raman wntinery, 4.00) wrimmed Velvet At M. T. i 126 Sith avenue, near Bounets, at $10, $12 and $15. Cai and see, AmAmAmAm Am A—A—- Am hm dm Am hm he Who. is elected” Jagu JES’ exquisite Perfumes tor the handkerchief, Bight different kinds. t Velvets, Black and Colored.— at received from auction, including greene, ma ncer read a telegrain which stated pen Hoffman a elected by about one thousand rity. This an- nouncement had the effect of has neg the enthusiasm of red hye who were in a conaoling strain He congratulated Unionists of ew i that they had controt of the State and national governments, and said that the party in this mm od 293 | afford \, ae. lary i th the st 0 be 93 | they And yolk lore PH re thee upen aon Tran’ to sult buyerss’” MoT, HIGGINS, 198 sixth avenue. Ba} 187 | they had been fighting until the last hold of the - — $ 684 | democracy were redeomed. The audience then vacated Batchelor’s Hatr £ e—The _ Best im the 42 a cd ree ; Forte ice 'Kegenerating Batinct of Mllleturs.” 2) 1,657 | HEADQUARTERS OF THE CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. | serves and resiores the bair, 8 Barclay street, New York. 1,283 total lack of incident at the headquarters ry ql 1,540 eee oe d , i . Bennet and Jockey Frames a: 13} 1'333 | Of the Citizens’ organization last night. A few politi. riala, of every description, in 9 2}612 | cians bad gathered together to talk over election matters, | apie prices. MT. 20) 928 | but there was no excitement whatever, and not even as % 1,497 | decided a feeling of deapondency ae might bave bean ox cman Ridveng cers im che W F 4 . pected to prevail. The news of the reeuit of the vote | Phot a 3 1.oea ; was eceived wich great contra y the fw partin a, . ili Reda eke y 118 Nassau street, ¢ sem an LJ immediately after —$P_$ a4 208 | an matoment of tbe F ople's’ choice, were vacated RS $20 | the oorapan, al of wom buried of Wo gather auch | gif then" hr srt bem trying nsoes fo an ot 1,617 is onal 336 420) 2 Rie minor details as were of personal interest to them. nd Bae Pick with white edges, justin store from aue- be - 2 mI 0 ze seh 2 a By 20 14a HEADQUARTRES OF a aoe onaanization, | ton. Rants 19s Aith avenue, near Tenth street, At the headquarters u ‘Keon organization, at 134) 173) 30) mk wes 2 cl aspera Crictadere’ ‘so Hair Dye, Preservative 2 Total. '3a,048!8i,e28!10,280' 6,600 the bag rabyempiedewrnses A 2 pyres sets crocs e ee ul 138) of the election during the earlier portion of — r —— 16) 101, evening; bot as svon av the wedge A Kees an- Cheval te for Mey Rit Bu aa noanced there was a interested bair to inal color, stops aig, out gars the |_- 5 oe a Increase in vote parties eer ded 0 Polfce Headquarern eather ing feck 2 ean, wae | ere, we. comparison Be Me) ‘other bie aa" 60s! 711'1,a33 ve Sakis ka veomees teat riaite ar fae seeemaieae eh man | Secsaeer. Mahal s. CHRVALIER, M: b. a 9 86 181 The Mayor Bileet. Sinclair Hovee were we mereed wy, a Ticited cae a ot fon pa Bunions, 3 Enla: ‘Jot: 8s the snccessful candidate for Mayor, pa ah peat share, e 5 ints and r i | wnan wal end promiocetiy Kowa to the eiess of tho | Sf tbe election was by a roganded as © foregone con- aan $f the Boek caren Oy, Bev RRO A RIM WO Sree 58 196 | lis 52} oT: ae metropolis that it seems scarcely necessary to publis! MOZART HALL. Chiekering & Son’ z 34 | even thie very brief biograpbieal sketch. However, for | Wo event to carry inspiration oF enthusiasm among the GRAND, Vents 7 PIANOS, e | the purpose of informing such people as may be unac- | supporters of Mozart Hall transpired yesterday in the fre mata ine. ner and here W 84 | Quainted with the antecedents of the man who for the | charter election, and hence ge was no meeting at the ahr tueae Pano a4 FI Piet ia over ie 7 100 | next two yoars is to be the Chief Magistrate of this opu | headquarters last evening. The large room was ila. gol Oe Piao ful Pally warranted. 7% bi a | lont and progressive metropolis, we deem it proper to | minated with one gas saa toe mae clock found bout pellsiocinnam rw pore persons present. 108 Dyspepsia rene After Latest Die- | “ 167 furnish the few facts following respecting his past career Tie saree. creniennner gave stro a 36 327 | education, te. — GSaetevas Uciiiguoce ke ton, cher, tee per worthy | Svere™ Pie OA OWE, 100 hast Fourteen arte 3 1M Mr. Hoffman is the son of Dr. Hoffman, of Sing Sing ren nacre. of f meeting or — on “4 appar 0 0 fot many years has held the reputation of bees bans dnt are ocore prosie fea Hs A a “Dew of Ea ae verywhere—@1. | Be the leading physician of that noted. village, and@ - tien present edjourned to q ED. HARRIS CO i Broadway, wholesale depot, Branch ees Lpeed Bayes Bie bem reaides there {0 the old family mansion, where he 1 710| 976/1,896) 754'2,612 | enjoys the and good wishes of his ‘neighbors, Editor of the Herala—w’ inject i Sim elect pes i i. 8 a in $i 283 and toa sh present al ~ Fewene sors “it age’ | About fifty ronghs, under the leadership, it ia eaid, of ee ee eer cne of tee tink JAW be cerrite Gort clean gi9) 115! 44} 279) 156! 256 ry tne usual age be was sent to college, and graduated | two men named Burke and Brennan, made an onslaught | ing out those stables, vi | SS] $2) Bib] 292) 12 | Mihenectadyy N.Y. after which W appears, be immed. | oT (he ballot boxes in the Eleventh district of the Sev. | peamk Leslie's “Chimney Corner.” Ld \ ed himself YY | enth ward, and encceeded in getting possomsion of the | | My all sdiniaion the very beat Family Journal ever ately devoted himself to the of law, with how much n a ‘| mss us| aa 8 i pas hy evidenced by his tee fo rank and dis- | nox supposed to contaim the bailota for Councilman and | "ie!" Wns cumin, macy te ner Walicarsl ais! deolijaat! tor! ozs | tinetion. | Before ente ef opm he field of politica he | Alderman, which they dostroyed. The ballote had been | genres ot great Interest, “tena at the New ¥ waaay years nd Was | previously removed, however, and the object of the | tory, Curiosities and Wonders ol Wied Natere | sel "3 Bl | fet won a re aeer mae | fein sehen rns Tareeaeh peaed ma | sero fatale, embers Romine te eros 49) was second Is al er of the boxes pepe gy 1a] el a | prenat oe te Supreme. nr Jude sii | Rouge, where the cabvaasig wae concluded. Bang, Up ed Feb Hold n,n rine a i. j ot a y 0 88 is which be ae elected Tr the second time ee ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING. chasers of Nos. "eta TE ay “Y. 63 OB! 161 } whelming majority and oe without inction of ‘The following at were arrested ay illegal vot 57) 20) 9 party in November, 1960, he was chosen for the ing: Edward Calloban, Edward Milis, aligs Pat ; 7| 61) 40 and dis his duties with so | Kichard Williamson, aline Richard Dennis Keeler, br ability, Iinpartiality and fearlessness during the | alina John cae Henry tones Allan Henry al “OM et 1497 most exciting period of our city’s history that wien jis Donis Donohue, ia Reubep Johnson, and Jobu Bo; YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1865—TRIPL® SHERT. Fenlansi: FENTANSH FENLANSI IRHHMEN, HISHWEN: FRIBERG Oe Funnsot ctf i MAT ON AL hau, THE [RISH japeery PIN’ THE IRISH LIBR BIN THE ormeus AND’ Rite Ls te ON THE Gr Guenn SILKE. This oplondta, gin Pa is dedicated’ to the able order of the Fenian Bi aw their emblem tu the holy cause of Liberty and the coming Freedom and a New Nationality aginst ritu tone I 16 ty Wve emblem of new life to's aulfering and dowra humanity. ‘The upturned eyes tah sol thong thoukndeet your country! men appeal Moral aid gives id Lik athe ty id eeane MIN. WEAR Tite TRE Blow by your acts your at sincerity and ig determi. Ration to aucceed tp the noble coune you we undertaken, in doing which you will merit, and receive the warmest aym Dattfoa of the verican people, 4k for the Ins Liberty. Bin at any bookstore or dowlor'a in city oF country. “It ia worn geniiewen as 6 geart pin and by ladies as a ahawl pin and breasipin, Price 30 conts. Hy mail & cents, and to clubs at $2 26 per dozen; 82 per grow.” Add: on BW. MITC! rg OCK, Sole Manuf 1 Chainbers aireet, Net w York, Grover & Baker's Firat Premium Elsi Uc Stitch Sewing Machines, for family use, 495 Broadway. Gentlomen’s Beary eno 5D. Splendid Dross Shirts, $3. Tria FOWL, Noo 3 Park ies, S79 Broadway. Howe Sewl Mac! me ELIAS HOWE, Je., 0 . vente e., President, Compan Wo. G09 Bromiway, Agence | bra Dyc—50 Cents, Biack or urate, Depot No. 66 John atrect. Soll Oy druggiste everywhere, Improved Lock stitch Machines—For tailors: ae manufactupers, ROVER AK Machine Co. 0 Broadway, weiner hee ne ou Want a Good Head of Hair Use WEBSTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR INVIGORATOR. DE- MAS BARNES £00., Mew York, General Agents Mexican Express Company is Prepared to forward letters per shosmer Vera Cruz to nil parts of Mex to, in charge ‘ef special, enmsee messenger. Bag closes ou Friday, December 8, ‘clook A. M., wt the office of the company, 6) Brosdway GEORGE F. KNORR, Superiutendent. Official DRAWING OF THE SHELBY COLLEGE KeNTcky. OF THE STATE OF On the royal Havana p Plan of single numbers, Drawn at Covington, Ky., on Thursday, Nov. 30, 1866. : Brian. Ufo. No, Prige.iNo. Prizr.\ No. +8200} 9358. BOAT 23681 10) 39723. . Me Pp E Mire furnished. The highest loons and Syl kinds of gold and silver. YLOR & 00. B: ener, 16 Wall street, New York. Mra, WINSLOW'S ao ohn pata ue gf for children, is mold and well tried remedy. It has stout the teat of inal many yearannd never fone tp fall. It not ouly reliever thn-ebild {room past bul huvigor ate pe aleieaed ak powen: ums wind ooltowud gives reat andhealth to the child and somfort to the moj her, Thee Bridal - Tard Aza Aaielee Prana iadelphia, Hintber.—An Essay of and inetruetion for Young Men, Published by the . and, sent free of charge in scaled en- ‘Skillin Houghton, Howard Associa thes Wringer, with ROWNING, 317 Broadway, ‘a rreseott House, 1s one of the institutions of tha . The new style of Hint is remarkable for neatness an elegance, and it senuts to he adapted to every atvle of countenance. Tt tx, in fnet, a gentlemanly hat, and imparts an air of gentility to ihe wearer, The Southern Ex For the transportation of reas Comp In conn th ADAMS) EXPRESS COMPANY, have established their agency at 50 Hroadway. New York, | where orders to call for goods, to be forwanted South, will | receive prompt attention Merchandise and. valuables delivered w Harnden’s. Kins. Jey's. American and United xpress Companies for the Southern Esprowe Company will receive prompt dew. | vr artoulars, rates of froth, #. apply at the office of | Southern Express Company, 39 Broads "iL. B. PLANT, President. ‘and Jockeys, for La Trimmed Derbi Lady © & Wilson's Lock Stitch Sewing | Machine and Button Hole Machine. No. 625 Broadway MISCELLANEOUS, | PHERSON AND Doxal s sara (Late style Smith & Brot New yore, Pine PALE > ~ PORTE TER and EXTRA STOUT, and Southern use. These Ales, ig and Stout are of superior quality, | Ni brewed with greet care, peasant. nutritive and streagihen- and can be relied op {0 _Brewery, Weet Bigh(erut street, between 7th and Sth AY IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM. W. C. HICKS! PATENT STEAM BNGINES save 75 per cent in space, 1. frietion and ed ty all eiretlar address the Hit COMPANY, 88 Liberty street, New York. | or purity | | Wee ete } T JEFFERS’, 573 BROADWAY—LADIES AND CHIL. it low prices. dren's Shoes'and gente’ Slippers, ORNs, BUNIONS, CLUB AND / cured by Dre, Ric tee Apoihi! sau pai, over Chiizens’ Bank. fons, chilblaing, frosted feet, de Diora RIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE pubject ae to this and other Bate res legally v0- tained ING, Counsellor at Law, $35 Broadway IVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB lieity, Other good cases prosectived without fee in ad vance, Advice free M. HOWES, Attorney and Conn (30 ai (Hiowas R. AGNE' 2) Street, corner of Murray. and there you will sod d everything else cleaper than os Fish, Flour jew York. One price house. Here SIXTH AVENUE MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. Strangers visiing this o aid not failto examine extensl fore inakiog thelr selections in the er nvee Fn 8 aig of a Jeane 8 po This itn fo tact, wire tne rest in pe cenperet must, wernt, ob “umn wring priees the following Gifference is apparent — JONNETS FOR $10, SOLD ON esApway AT gis. B AN ‘OR $12, SOLD ON Bus ABwAr 4 4 ae ET Fe Bis Sob ON BROADWAY POR $18 SOLD ©) A Ar Riseere FoR 1, SOLD ON BI aby AY At BONN! rn FOR $2, SULD ON BROADWAY AT of town ordered: ched with care and rompt!- | As much care and judgmert will be axed |p. the mie thovigh the parties were on the We warrant complete satistnction,and feel coptaln tha favored with your orders we will command your patronage TRIMMED DERKIES AND JOCRIES of Felt, Velvet and Beaver, Tor ladien, misses and ehiltron, | [mmm nA Jnreest variety in New York, ranging in prices from $6 15, Weeall your eepectal attention to these, and ask an inspection of ourstork Goods put up in good style and + United tatea collect von dak STRANGERS Gt Take the ears from Astor House « condnetor to let you at Tenth «tre: employes of any of ovate will direct strangers MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, 126 Sixth avenne. hutare reased to all parte of the T. HIGGINS. VSOREWEAD™ NETIC THR. Moneteanes wauve NT ITHENER Rh PAIN DESTROYER It lester anywhere, if pain is there, Pin til the pain has vanished The vine ter magne Prt, 8 ee pale Reet ond v went THU FLA 0 damit that the M 1 ° the cheapest and maexuernal, romedy tn th Bold by all cospyttatle dr ugeiste, TED. 4 PLASTER tn wort MISCELLANEOUS. M RBUKAD'S Sn sit” poole at aren REMEDY FOR nenvat vs a oie Hh enor rio, | Beaty ND ALL aS Fa ‘pisokbe. KA BOTTLE D.0. MORKIEAD, M. De, 19 Walker street, W. ¥ ORI SOLD BY ALL Tr notABUE otitis UDDEN DEATH—BEWARE OF COLDS. Health and long life na Apes consist in keeping a and blood free from ‘accumulations BRANDRETH'S PILLS do this, and use in tick nome will prevent eudde: ‘They cure Colds, Coughs, Indu are safe, B. BRANDRETHL, ii yille hetiera Ene it stamp iw jetlers on xoveramen insures the GN OLN BRANDRETI. rites SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES SITUATION WANTED—BY uh RKAPROPABLEB young woman, as or Washer and Trier: no dbyeetion. ta the country. best 167 Kast 25th st., between ist reference, Can be seen at avs A ‘SITVATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG gist, 99 do chamberwork und waitin to do the housoworts Of a avail “Family. Call at 238 West 16th t-, betweow 7a av. A YOUNG orn w WANTS A SITUATION IN A ae vate family as seatnstress Or seamstrosa and ermald: is’ lira class sewes ‘by hand oF machine, moa hig » plana Can be seen at $96 West 1Gib at, oor. Ae REACRCTABL Ee WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION Ey oti teary as erpting in —_ wine as parity and tncat conks best city refers ern MGadl AEST West Iau a. between take aah eee a floor, fortwo days, Srtiiasion, WANTED?-AS_ inst ULASB COOK, woman who thoroughly a nderstanda éooking in all tw branches: i an excellent baker of brow and has no objection to a first class boarding house: Brat OF ein reference. Can be seen for two days at 71 Weak 2th st., pear 6th av, WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A STEADY Gite 4 cook, Washer and irot or as chambe 4a Catt al 10 Wailtess; best cily reference from Last piace. Tu av, at. near PECTABLE WIDOW WISHES A FE: MALE ow ng person to Board, If a child would be weil Lakem terms moderate. At 210 East Fifth street, second font. N AMERICAN eee tee Te purdeulaey tome at E erlenved nurse; jon a watured to-childten "Call toe jh at., betwee aud good tna’ tw TUATION WANTED—BY A RES! ng wore oa chambermaid or to tak: wing; best reference it sequired. Cam ridge st, Tear house, S00K WISHES a ing in all its branches; ing; good city reference. SITUATIONS malt at AT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO LLOURE- JA. work or ax housekeeper, in the city or country. Apply at 20 Prince st. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A. SITUATION AS ZA, class cook, ina rowpectable private family. wll ped with the washiiig and froning if requieed: have good oy references. Call al 87 West 15th at RESPE TABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As AA cook, er Ina small private famity; bas good city ret or Inst place. tai 256. TU av. Between dit 4. third A RMAN WOMAN WISHES A AA situation as couk; understands bread,. pastry, nowpe, &e, Can be seen at her list plice for twodays, No." Madi NUMBER OF WELL BECOMM wgilsh and other gitla, want siius id hotels. Apply at German Employ ‘ont 29 Bleecker street, near Wouter atre WANTS & TUATION Ai every branch, bread and ‘short distance In the coun eakary. Aalisfactory ret hited. at 20 Atha, botwwewn hab pastry; hax no objection to. try; will assint with wash erenee. Can be seen until and 2d avs, A NETUATION dy’ pice (sie highost wagee, k; prefers a steady place ‘wages. Good reterenee., It for two days at IZ19th at, bolweea 6th and 7th aveunes, second floor, froat room, SITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUN gitl, (9 do chamberwork and pl dock and wanting: 20 postion to the, ane releroncea. Can be eon Tor tw0 days at 66 Tia, 47th and ath ‘sts., second floor, bac! ctuble family to cook, PROTESTANT. ing or chamber. Goad city betwee, A ee EY AS COOK WANTRD—BY A RESPECT. store i amber mig Call for (wo = Tront room,” YOUNG GIRL WISHES. A SITUATION ‘TO pg chamberwork and waiting; no objection to assiet with the washing and ‘ironing. or would do Night housework. gis roforeue. Call a 123" Wat uth, ahs Between ATION WANTED—BY 4 SMART, CAAULE girl, to cook or do eral housework te heat and eoo- an excellent wr and ironer, cily or coum. Heat references ren: Call at No. dah Allaatio wt, = try. Brooklyn. JATION WANTED—BY A RRSPROTABLE tress, oF as chau. sit ATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTABLAR man, private American family; ness. City referances givea. rup place. TO PROGURE A. GOOD SITUA Sion for « young git, as chambermaldiand plain sew, aambermaid and’ to attend to children. Apply at 36 between Sth and Gua an LADY DESIRES HEN A SITUA- No objection | at 335 West Qik. short distance in Setween Sth and th PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHE: i‘ situ ATION TO cook, wash an d obliging, gowd ve koa abort distance » near thaw RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN JA. wishes a situation « aud plain seamatrens oF ae chambermald and waitress. f av, be- tween 6th and 17th ats, for Goad city relereace RESPECTARLE GURL WANTS A SETUATION To A. do chamber wor children and do sewing Calb for two dye at 6) Kest Broadway vA RESPRCTA MLA maid and ta Sousrwoek Ino. private at 06 West tin at, 4 SEAMSTRESS, FULLY COMPETENT TO DO Alife sewing, in the peatost manner, would anor two more ladies by the, day oe or address Seainstrees, 214 Rant Mtyat., feryene A SITUA- ote go hee tas + Frank rom, fast oor EOTABLE WOMAN WISHES A srarion, nieork and bakers te Ask for rath "ieownbagen, ot a Maire work. The best of cfty referenen ployer, Call at 16 Haat 1tu 9 ‘New York [ABLE WOMAN WIS! A: sewarion to city or country; one Year Mets halt voter: Call at Be Eliaabeth “sok \—-AN AMERICAN WIDOW, WITH nie referenens, dewires te keep a vane for aw win a ona bome | ather bmg ferred; in Or aut Address, oF 1 Mrs. ,, 130 Sackett a., South Brooklyn ILLINBR WISHES A ei TION, HAS » sof on- ML jevrton to wavel, "Apply at 74 Heary at. X wire ATION WANTED BY A GOOD PLAIN COOK, Sin a private family: Preach preferred: best cy reve 0 be ween for two days at SB Hf wade ot we inc one week, girl, todo Cae oe wn Panne 4, WANTED—BY TWO WELSIE GLRLA nd Inundresey the cteaniomrtine rood referemse and ah ate D-KY A YOUNG We rk in «small peivate Hroad way oe nila if, oF worl work of aprivave family, Call at 170 Yoru a. stands bairdre two dny nae em Ate st. | waxter BY TWO SISTERS, SITUATIONS. IN A inte fi iy: won ayes o Female to a good e re at 2 West Washington plas. scout oume, tt WASTEDS A SUITABLE SUTUATION, 16 AN AMEstI- | German lady, who. can tosele Engls yreven and mauahe oon salary nok 4o.mnch an ob- eet AB A good Home, Te, Box 1M Horalt ottice, A SITUATION, BY A. RESPROTARL k, Wash and inion oF a 1 hor gow ar ri, re ereuce ean be given. Apply tar (wo days at 8 Wead ANTED=A SITUATION, BY AN. EXPRRIENCK Ln in would be wilt w at Alwo xii lately Tanda, wishes «situ baby Or wait Call for two days at 200 ., core ner of 7th Want BY A RESPECTABLE GML, A. stTUA. ton as ehamberma. to asstat In wasting a Apply at 13 Waverley place . +, rou Re a iS A ps 1 ATION Aa of aime mong: waite ta a Cee 4 ‘ td y mak Apply nt Ned West Hh a, Waterhog Tue wad Buh Any ES troniny other Wane See Fitth Page Fr Ne Leet 5: