The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1869, Page 9

U NEW YORK HERALD, To THe Epiror or THE HERALD:—° Commissioner Furey, of the Brooklyn Fire De- partment, recently expressed the opinion in a meet- fing of their Board of Estimate, with Mayor Kaib- Meisch in the chair and surrounded by the lictors and fasces of municipal authority, that the Fire De- partment of this city is an “extravagant and corrupt organization.” The people of Brooklyn have long since made up their minds that their own Fire De- partment is entirely inadequate to their protection, and have been and are now seeking for an organiza- tion modelled after that of New York, and now Com- missioner Furey is filled with apprehension of extra- ‘Vagance and corruption in case the control goes into other hands. Who is Commiasioner Furey, and ere nan one ne eee ne arose 3s he a capable, honest and efficient oMcer, co manding the confidence and respect of his iniow oa wie Re has he & ee oe See velo ce his opinion w as given so freely of our own Board, which is composed wh the leading events of ‘ar; and yet that grand bat Rid of lvency had nr weight with the party apy for its present possessor, when he maeved ee shirt area ehel eel brought up a string,” and was of a oralized presence, In the case of lOombatssioner 1 Furey, Me a3 we have said, his own ding will be the measure of value’ as to his fopinion. ‘There are a iarge class of men (in which, a we do not know him, we do not dnclnde the rooklyn Oommussiqner), to whom office is the ‘breath of the nostril, aud who, when in the ranks of the “outs,” bonestly consider the “ins” as cor- Tupt and extravagant, because they know te ‘would be go themstives if oppormatey offered, and who ee up a cry of corraption against every man ‘who holds oflice, from an honest conviction, on @ liniited personal experience, that some man when: holding Potlice is a tuief. These men despise every honorable ineans of ootaining @ livelihood, eens corner groccries and adorn street corn fulminate their opmmions and bad tobacco, an Manufacture in their » wn circle a sentiment which they sometimes succeed in working into a Sunday paper. ‘They are candidates for — office, from Collector of the Por: to uigat tabeate ccs conductor on horse railroads, flreuan or an, and im- press those who hold ovice with the valiie of their services aud the necessity of their reward; serve both parties in a primary iuecting ia controling the or- mization and either, at the polis which pays the st. ‘they are the vultures that hi hover over a politi- cal battle Heid. ‘they are the critics in the pit of the theatre of public liv, and sometimes succeed in 9) pearing belore tue foviights i some minor casi and, having no claracter to lose, brazen out their brief hour of corrupt administration without fear of the consequences, sv that their engagement p: Ry oot When a bine, foie citizen assumes @ position tl class of politicians ia the pit denounce him as cor- rupt, with afull Knowledge’ that there is a thief in their immediate vietuity, To the charges of such “lewd fetlows’' no public oficer is called upon to pay attention, and their clair 1s understood by respeci- ony citizens, The opision of Commissioner Furey, ig himself an oiical, aad being given at @ meel- of the Biovklyn ueard hatinate, the Fire Commissioners have so far n@iced as to call upoo him for the grounds ou which it is based. As they had the opportunity of an investiga- tion by a commitice of the Legisiature last winter of these louse charges and met them #0 triumphantly that the committee, composed mainly of their poi.uical opponents, of which Mr, Chris. Jonson, of tis city, was the leader, failed even to report (and tue testimony would never have been givep to the puvic had not the Commissiokers printed iPand circuiaied it with their report), they may be assumed to stud free from suspicion of ve- nality until Comuissiouer Furey produces new evi- Gence that they are uot an exception to the rule, and hold public otiice tu a city where corruption is rife with clean lauds aud unsuilied character as citizens. Now that ail men admit that the Fire De- eut of New :ork is one of its greatest objects of satisfaction, and tlu-e m charge of 11 have shown capacity, tateiligence aud firmness, the last resort of 2s enemies is tv Charge ayainsi it the same Covrup- tion which would @aist if Wey had its control. As, for example, tue siaiciuent Of a Sunday paper that ‘there were 200 deadheads on the pay roll of the de- partment (when on luquiry we have the positive assurance that no nan las received for a single hhour’s time not givea to the departinept), means ‘that ifthe man who inspired that articie had the con- $rol he wouid have zu dcadheads on the pay roll of ‘the. department. It wus simply the ditference be- ‘tween swallowing a biack crow or sometiung as Diack as a crow, aud yet some credulous reader ‘might have believed it true becuuse Le saw it in the paper. ‘The Late Fire in Carmansville=Card from the Fire Commissioners. fo rom Epiror or THE HekaLy:— Inthe HERALD of Sunday last @ communication ‘was published in which that portion of the Fire De- partment doing duty in Carmansville is charged with gross mefiiciency, the charge being founded on the result of a fire which occurred at 152d street and Broadway on the 25th ultimo. As the communica- tion in question reilects severely and unjustly on the members of the departuient stationed at Carmans- villg a brief and truthiui statement of the circum- at connected With the Gre alluded to may put an entirely diverent phase on the matter. ‘The house in wich tue tire occurred 1g a one story and attic building, waich was erected fn 1769, and the woodwork was consequently good food for fire, ‘When the alarm was given on tne 25th Engine, Com Sona pany No. 38 Was promptiy at work; but point at which water couid be obtained was toon ‘the aqueduct at 150th street, fully 700 feet/ from the fire, the engine did not go’ d.rect to the burning house, but was siationed near tue tap in the aque- duct. Through the aqueduct at that place the water rushes at the rate of avout four or five miles an hour, so that it was found necessary to anchor the suction pipe so that it might be kept steady in ~~ water. Ail this was done and fourteen hose stretched to tue scene of the fire, and yet, not ‘withstanding these drawbacks, the fire was extin- guished wiih the destruction of only the roof and attic and @ pecuniary loss to the owner and occu- a for damage to house, furniture, clothing, &c., By publishing the above you will do an act of jus- tice and oblige Commissioners of the Metropolitan: Fire Department, HOMRCIDE IN HARTFORD, CONN, {From the Hartford Courant, Feb. 1.) Early on Thursday mvruing Joel T. Green and Wil- Mam Wadsworth, the former proprietor and the lat- ter barkeeper of a low groggery in Market street, got- into @dificulty witch has resulted in the death of ‘Wadsworth. Both had been drinking during the night and had failen asicep in chairs in the barroom. Green, Who was suifering considerably from rheu- matism, was disturbed by the snoring of Wadsworth, ‘whom le struck with @ cane over the shoulder to arouse him. ‘The iatter jumped up from his seat and at are you striking me for?’ Green replied to “Stop your d—d snoring,” and, a few angry words following, seized a chair and knocked Wadsworth to the floor in an Insensible condition. William Gaines, who was present, says Green almost immediately after went to sleep again, and that he himeell devoted nis attention to the injured man, not only during the remainder of the ht, but until Friday morning, when he was removed to the hospital. Wadsworth complained all the while bf dizziness, but made no reference whatever to the assault, except after lis arrival at the hospital, when Burgeon Ayres asked him if he had been drinking, Bupposing at first that it was a case of delirium re- puting og) drink. He replied that he had been, Bod being asked further if somebody ol irock him sald “Yes,” but gave no particu- and soon aiter became stupid, and subse- guestly went into spasins, which resulted in his jeath at 4wo o'clock yesterday (Sunday) hoe ms Coroner Holmes summoned & Jury of inquest, Only the testimony of tue surgeon waS taken, and the further examination of witnesses was Rays poe M4 the Police Court room at two P.M. oe (LT mortem to be held ia the meantime. The cekeed had a wound about half an inch long over the left eye, Which had produced quite a fracture. Wads- worth, the victiin of this & ly, was for some a barkeeper at the Clinton House, but has latterly nemployed by Green, Some years ago he was sent to State Prison for an assault upon a girl in ‘Wells strect, though since his release he has behaved ‘well. Lie was # native of bast Hartford and was forty-one years of age, Green, who been ar- restod and is now in the station house, has led a miserable career, and since he came to Hartford to reside hi other tu made the puiice as much trouble as any MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BFLL—MILLIGAN.—On Wednesday, January 6, by the Kev. Frederick Sul, of St. Ambro: Mr. 4 Bet to MARKY, youngest daughter of Andrew F, Mil- Jigan, ail of this city, UILLESTIE—BROWN.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 25, at the residence of i Joseph Potter, ‘hy the Kev. 5. F. Farmer, Henny J. GILLRSPiR, of Slaten Island, to ANNi8, eldest datghter of Michael ag 8 & Nowa pore Bi ova papers please copy, TALMAN—HUNCKLEY.—On Watsesd inesday, January 27, ft the Church of the Holy yy by Ai Rev. famnuel G, Appleton, assisted wy the Pred. Van Kleek, Pinnie ©. TALMAN, Of foatchoster, to Linus F., daughter of Asa Hinckley, Esq., of this city. Died. BAackER.—At ge on Sunday, January 51, cxruanine x wife of ft George W. tucker, ia) the ith year of eanoral rom her late residence, No. 63 Third pen “vagaggageny on Wednesday morning, at eleven lock. BAKRETT.—At Flashing, on Sunday, Januaty 31, ‘Many E., Gonahter a of John and Ellen Barrett, aged 10 poate aps and 20 dave, ARR Y« ae nae afternoon, February 1, at four o'c% her residence, 729 Sixth avenue, Hannan T, anny. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’ papers. CakMAN.—On Sunday, January 4 brat Ht. CaR- May, in the 27th arare his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, Keystone 355, Fea and A. M., and Metropolitan Fire De- Lodge, partment are respectfully in' to attend the fune- ral, on Wednesday at one o’ciock, from the en Sr sireet prem I church, near Division street. Temains will be interred at Oy- press Hills ie ‘The members of 235, F. and A. M., are hereby summo: nd & com- munication to be held at the room, 300 East of our brother, WHITEHEAD, Masier, Janu Euny Wu- tary ©. Cacter, in tite ath members of Cornucopia CaRTeR.—On LETS, heloved wile of year of her Relatives, Lod, F. invited to tite funeral Bee nd a from tne \ Ghar of the Incarnation, corner of fifth street and Mi ‘avenue, on Wedni at one Caprer.—In Pittsb on Saturday, January ALFRED CAPPER, of comeamption, el years, Dative of England, Friends and Fiabang Pa th kindly invited to attend the funeral, at Pit this day (Tuesday). Dour Pa) on Sun , January 31, be eplan Milia A. Doug Eval en island, on sunday, NS At Lon gig pend big ie re Loin M. 8 tapi) Seas eee fully invited to petiiend ty the oe. eine ng, Soyo on Townsend avenue, near ee net dy this (Tuesday) noon, at two o’cloc! leaves South ferry ever; -y hour. FirzauGh.—In Brookiy, on Saturday, January 30, Joun FirznuaH, ioe funeral — 2 face from Se residence of his son, E. J. Fit 85 Gates av., ) aft at half-past two o’clock. ™ relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, without farcher notice, BG mete parte ah Jani we Joun . GARDNER, formerly 0! ears. The relatives and friends of the » and the members of St. James’ Lutheran church, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Hick- ory street, near Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on h fevers afternoon, at Da o'clock, GRADY. jay, January 30, NoraH, widow of Patrick Grady, tn-the 72d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the tan and those ‘of her sons, Timothy and Jonn, and of her brother, Patrick Finn; also of her son-in-law, John Lowe, are respectfully invited to ittend the funeral, from her late residence, 342 East Fourth street, this (T ecuneay) worning, at haif- pers nine o'clock, to St. Bridget’s church, corner of avenue 8 and Highth street, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Ceme- ter, ‘Havana papers please copy. GRaYsoN.—in New York, om Monday, Febru: 1, Rosert W., ‘son of opp raysou, London, dand, in the 23d year of his age. relatives ana friends and members of Lincoln Lodge, No. 126, 1, 0. of O. F., in general, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon,jat three o’clock, from Troquois Hail, No, 49 Montgomery street, Jersey City. London papers please copy. Gopson.—On Monday evening, February 1, after a long and severe iliness, WILLIAM R. GoDsON, in the S4th year of his age. The friends ‘of thi 7 ily, also the members of Eagie Engine Compaay, No. 15, of the Volunteer De- partment are most respectfuily invited to attend the Tuneral, irom his late residence, 416 Pearl street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o’cluck, without fur- ther notic: HEBBERD.—On 8} ae evening, January 31, ELIZA, wife of William lebberd and only becipect of Mrs. Virginia A. Armstrong, 4m the 36th year of her “tthe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place on Wed- nesday afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late resi- dence, 67 Woodaull street, South Brooklyn. HOLLYWoop, —On Monday, February 1, MARGARET ANN, daughter of Eugene and Biizabeth Hollywood, aged 6 years, 1 month and 2 days. ‘The funeral will take piace this (Tuesday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 34 Henry street. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend. HockgITENER.—On Monday morning, February 1, eight o'clock, Mr. FiLtPE HOURRITENER, aged 58 ‘tie friends and acquaintances are requested to at- tend the funeral, from St. Stephen’s church, Twenty- eighth street, on Wednesday morning, at *nalt- -past ten o'clock, where & requiem mass will be sung. JOHNS.—On Sunday, January 31, THEODORE T. JOUNS, aged 33 years and 6 months, ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon,at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 168 Franklin avenue, Lr fo log. In this oe on Hriday, Jan january 29, the fon. THomas JONES, JF.5 Funeral services will take at tts late resi- dence, No. 341 West Forty-eighth street, on Wednes- day afternoon, at three o'clock, instead of Tuesday, Co ate ously announced. ids and relatives viled to attend. eREARNEY.<on Sen, January 31, Davip KEARNEY, aged 19 ‘The fy tae place er ed Hospi- on Thu 0 corringes owe: 0) Conan, —On Monday, February 1, Emtty L., wife of Eugene Lentithon and danzhter of the late Gamaltel Smith, in the 50th year of her age. Her relatives and sriends and those of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 55 Irving place, on Wednesday afternoon, at half- past three o'clock, Lane tee gg Sing, on Monday, February » EDWIN aiiusa at Haverstraw, aged 37 years, 2 months and 24 ‘The relatives ‘and f friends of the family are fully mvited to attend the funeral, trom the Metho- dist Episcopal church, Haverstraw, on Thursday afternoon, at one o’ciock, without further notice. MILLS.—On Sunday, January 31, at Pompton, N. J., io the 78th year of his ‘his age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, on Wednesday noon, ig twelve be fay from hapel on yt atreet, Jamatca, L. , WILLIAM ins: aged 29 years and 4 montis, ‘he friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest corner Classon avenue and bergen street, Brooklyn, on Wi ‘afternoon, at one o'clock. MCANENY.—ON ~_ , January 31, ReBecca E., only child of George F, and. Kate B, McAneny, aged 1 year, 6 months and 11 days. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, froin the residence of Geo W. Dillaway, Ureen- Ville, N. J. ‘Train from foot of Liberty street at one o'clock P. tie “ McLAvGHLIN.—On Sanday, January SARAH Douszrry, beloved wife of Dennis McLaughlin, in the Sist year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her husband, 269 Pacitic street, Brookiyn, this (Tues- day) atternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Yondonderty cn Fm spree lease copy. oan Monday, Fe ry Fo one o'clock P. JosEPH ORR, in the oath of his Mite relatives gud friends o wie fa ‘family are invited to attend the funeral, from late residence, 214 jo street, on Wednesday at one oc! eee a Hoboken, N. J., on Monday morning, February HANNAH SovHta CATHARINE, cnet daughter wr of Anne G. and the late Herman i Proser, ed 1 year, 9 months and 15 days, ‘ne relatives and friends are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of her motuer, corner of Tad and Willow streets, Hobo- ken, on Wednesday morning, at ten o’ciock, Raynek.-On Monday morning, February 1, CHARLES L. RAYNER, in the 46th year of his age. Services at haif-past nine hag this Nena forenoon, at 49 Kast Ninth street. Remains wi taken to Boston for interment SamugLs.—On Monday, February 1, Lewis Sam. UELS, Funeral omni wit Take p place from his late residence, 673; Third avenue, on Wednesday morning, at ten o’cl a and relatives are respectfully invited to at- seri msport, pers please copy. Seudrz.—On aida February 1, death relieved our beloved wife and mother, BABETTA Scnurz, in hy 7a year of her age, after years o1 pain and suf- rin; The: ‘funeral will take h place from her late residence, 111 Greene street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one beim Relatives and friends of the family are in: vite SKAATS.—Suddenly, on prices, 9 Jani of = ease of the heart, Isaac B., son of the fate isaac and Nancy Skaats, 49 years. Punerat this (Tt ) altern: at one o'clock, from the Baptist church on Noble street, near Union avenue, Greenpomt, Relatives and friends are in- vited to attend, without further nage oa SINCLAIBR.—On Sunday, January 31, at New Ro- chelle, CHARLES A. SINCKATRE, sab year, son of the jate Thomas Sinclair, M. D., 11 ‘The faneral wili take piace at tg Lar nina St “4 ‘Thos. R, Sinclaire, New Rocuelle, this (Tu rahe noon, at two o'clock, The friends of the ofan ly are invited without further notice. THorP.—At his residence, in Fairfield, hw Monday, February 1, Henry 8. THORP, aged 72 yeara, i of this cliy. of the family are psn to awend the funeral, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at past two o'clock. WARNOCK.—On/ Thureday,. qqnuaey 28, WILLIAM WARNOOK, in the 66th Ped P gieriaae Ohntch, omni Funeral from the fourth street, west of Sixth avenue, on Wed: morning, at ten o'clock. Watson. At ect Plains, N. J.,on Wed A an, 27, ANNIB MILLER WATSON, twin daughter ot Wiliam aad Annie T. Watson, aged 1 year and 4 months, Wens.—On Saturday, gatary,. 30, of apoplexy, SaMUBL Was, in the 76th year of age. The relatives and iriends of the family are bn to attend the funeral, front the residence daughter, Mrs. Artots, 131 West Thirty-si tina (Tuesday) afternoon, at hall-past WILLowER.—On Sunday evening, January 31, after @ Short and severe tliness, CARLES FRNTON, son of Sra and Jane Willower, in the 28th year of he Paldadetphia Ledger please copy. 4... SALES AT AUCTION. _ Y. (oneal a MULLER, AUCTIONERR. Auction sa dion wale of a“ CENTRAL PA PARK LOTS. ADRIAN H. MULLNE, P. B. WILKINS & CO. Will sell ‘ai auction, oo MONDAY, February 16, At Tovclock, ‘At the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway SIXTY-FOUR CENTRAL PARK LOTS, comprining THE ENTIRE, BLOCK bepiai ny me i oeiporeey rat ‘To be sold in lots, , elon? specially prominent CENTRAL PARK FRONTS. Soins Komen maaeerter of the gaarpenrea tg een ee Shame thirds of the rorchase money may remain in bond F mortgage for three years. 1 JOHNSTON & VAN TARSRLL/S AUCTION Am, A Thirteenth pear Fourth Ear 3 Sane i RY TUESDAY maou ks RUARY 2 AT 12 coeraen sone | RSE Ss Park Phaeton sou by Coralie tg He, boat | Sige seeeop rem ke wi dopa’ indy-or” child on Mate, warfanted i fosl, 15% hands, 6 years, warrant ’One close Coach (built by Corbett & Scharch), one shifts Jagup seat top Wagon and two top Wagons, all in Fine black hands, 6 ybdiathatetn Ts Tom vost aad nan de Kind and true. hands, 7 years, kind i ‘an harness an de? anda, fee front vies ‘warranted: €0 sound, kind an Bay M: years, kind in all cobasatar as oe Tree tra vice wactanied sone bias oa Several other and no top Wi sta all pencuars tong ot xe We J ‘Dover postpone scale B fa A J. BLE Ca SON & ee WILL SELL AT Av: . at IB oclocee at the Exchange Sate Thirdavenue, corner Twenty-s1 utheast corner, containing 74 feet Lag on Third avenues 10) feet @ Twenty-sixth strect; frame Dwelling and Store On the corer, with R Stable in rear; two three story brick Buildings ad Lots adjoining the above on Third avenue. jouses strong and well built, uished as dwellings and siores. )n the rear of thea@lots'are two three story brick Houses, ‘onan alley of 10 feet wide, which gives the De erly trond Li feet on Twenty-sixth street: lage st the\ Auctioneers! ofice, 77 er seat Terns, ! TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 | naan SALES AT AUOTION. H'8% FRLTMAN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at Ne 1 Cb street, with One a py a buyers tn TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. T all BROADWAY_ONE OF THE BEST STANDS pit clty for business — ix To the U; Ps "of threo floors, a9. Ingeire ts the BOGART, Ai CTIONEER, Wepwespay, FEBRUARY 3 suction forth Witliam a at 10% o'cloox, at the ‘Of a large assortineat Furniture, street, Household F. consisting of Paror, Chamber Diag’ Room aud Kitolen pear Oiteiotbs, de, i. will give his personal attention on jo sales of Household Fe one abetion tone room, estas made the tamse day if ne red. Cash h advances made, 4 ee BOGART, averion BR. Wedn ata, Fe Ke iow F peo hy atthe ane oy North William shee satiate Pah Fat Sears Fable eiretrcla, Clock Tisdatonda > valuable Lote Holae an bot F ‘it ike SIMON & CO, 1908, 28 mr rea ae Pa sat on afoot Bont Feb. 2, L mom, AUCTIONSER. PEREMPTORY ean gay Hg ‘4 Unianport, Westchester county. toasore proper urchasers ssailps sonaaal a Tre'suctioneer 7 Nasau rect; eons ee a ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Executors’ sale of desirable bu business Property on Broad- way, Crosby, New, Broad, Canal and Liberty atrects, and ‘Maiden lane. E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at auction on Tuceday Feb. 9, 1869, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, lil pee ot Ba o's at the, Reohange, Saleeroom, Ut | feciutiog id + alee fant ote ar Ba through to Crosby street; Broad atrect—58, 8 throseh to 10 16 teow street. Maiden lane—ax oars a rest 1 ieee ee ‘Grosnwrioh street. ‘and Book maps, which are Bow ready, apply: to totes soxioneet No.3 Pine ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME HOUSBHOLD FI ae AT AUCTION. E. H. LUDLOW & Ct at, auction on Thureday, Feb. 4, 1869, at 11 Vedic the ae Llane neg tg pha ton avenue, between Twenty-e! oh ian fpr) street the entire Furniture contained {n sald house, consisting rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits in Drosatel au 7 black walnut Turkish and ReceptionChairs; rosewood a Centre Tables, rosewood lu. Mant Clocks, Mantel Hirrart, eee Linen Shades, Hall 8 Stand and Chai inex walnut Bedstead, Dressing Bu- Washstanc Lo attresaes, Bolsters and Pillows, bing walnut, Chairs, Velvet and Brus: sels Carpets, Oilloth Catalogues at No. 8 Pine street, ‘ARSHAL'S [repped hoe ee AUCTION. eer.—By virtue of executions me I will sell this day, on the premises, 205 Bowery. at st ‘Selock the fol- lowing :-—1,800 Havana oe Ea Seed and Havana, 6,000 mixed Ci; two Cases of aes 3 Lot Lot oa, Lge vana Tobacco, Cuttin; pe ee 5 said store. [ATTHEW Pas Oy yerebal ONTGAGEE'S Tit DRY DOUK IRON WORKS, ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR EAST RIVER. WM. ABBOTT, Auctioneer. Will be sold mt public auction, on Tuesday, February 3, 1800, at Ti ovclock. A ‘te to satisfy’ stot given by Miers Coryell to the subscriber to secure the Boilers, Engine, Shafting and Tools, Planers, ice specified i tho raorighgs, and 2 Bow on nid pre: Terms cash, J. HILL, Mortgages. MD. é T. MOMAION, of Counsel, 18 Chambers street, UOTION SALE OF Boots “AND, SHOES. W. M. HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER, T. WHITEHOUSE & C* BALESROOMS 2B AD a WARREN” STREET, | WED EEDA, FEBRUARY’S, T 103g O'CLOCK A. 3, AL ATTRAC: WE PACKAGE SALE OF BOOTS rsHOn: BROGANS AND BALMORA’ Of various styles, and particularly, adapted to South i clty trade, (AUCTION NOTICE.—B. 7: HAZELL, AUCTION. This day, Tuesday, Februney 2 At 10% o'eloek, at cur salesrom, 85 "Cortlandt Heavy and Shelf Hai In lots to auit city and pent eh ttade. | ‘Also, | French Tinned Ware—A full assortment. ‘Toliet Sets—100 sets Tollet Ware. Qutlory Table nnd Pooket Cutlery, Carvers, dec dc. Tea Traya—lv0 dozen tine oval Trays, asvorted. Catalogues on morning of sale. RT. BHAYELL & Auctioneers, 35 Cortlandt (A UoTION SALE—s. o, TAYLOR, AUCTIONEW. Marnificent Household Hrurntture, Furnished Jess than six of § Pianoforte, Drawing Room sults, Paintings, Bropes. On'this day aL Mitcens at the elegant brown store fansion, between Fifth and Sixtiavs. fapero Dra Commenc! a 1039 o'clock. pe ing Roam Seis, eprered grosn ge brocatel ; Encoignures, Fables, Mar daillon Carpets, Pas Brot Statuary, Chandeliers,” Mirrors, lace, ‘brgcatel urtains, seancoy baler apese spring Haltrearom, Bvtenalon Tab! legant sets Glassware, Slivérware, Table Cu ware, Lin , Kitchen Furniture. N. Wisting to atiend this sulo take Fifth avenue avenue cars, SSIGNER'S GALE CABINET FURNITU } POUGHTY, Auctioneer. Brower ‘of W. Mortimer, Esa.. phan February 8, at ork Preld at 113 *panon and & ry Ann streets, the entire stock of Furnfure, com- “init Pritovewood, Black Walnut Epony and Mahogan|Parior, rand Abrary, Chamber and Dining Kom i UCTION SALE, M. Re age Auctioneer, will sei! this day Gieaday) ‘at 1034 o'clock, at his salesroom, 79 Nassau street, genteel sesortinont of Houseuold and Parlor naa by — Chamber Suit iding, Bookcases, Digan Paes en! Orcekary, Seomn'an rare wie to beperetap UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, CLASS, A Beri cs ica Ocoee) Auctioneer, wil sell on. jentay, Sinead of the whore gtode; ane ‘a Stock of & —JOHN L. eS AUCTION} o nnn eens Wagons, Har aah wine lise of tna supedi advertisement under Horse and Carriage head. ‘Tend. Table: Were, dee all y catalogues. AX BAYERSDORFER & OO. AUCTION: A. Sitce 800 Bowery, this day, 1036 o'tlock,, at peat street, Stock and Fix! of Grocery Stote. Fain oF shine. =a AY AvgHe oN Nontoe —f oa ee ER, F vir sal ered wil Gioeks Brome, ; "ar v danas oor uh ties, ay Tarkish Lonngea, Boas mi Eira Cuulety, &c, Bale positive, NOTICE,—GREAT BARGAINS FOR Casi ACERREst Rortis Furniture Manufactory, 66 3 Bleocker sircet, between Broadway and Mul Ne lesa than auction, p warranted class es magnet rt rocate) Parlor Bk Suita, latest. e175 covered with reps'or hal iar sei wich. Srorth all kinds Parior, room, Dininj Bookcase, tde- na and ver Ware; Tible ‘Over 8! ‘and Library Furniture, cheap. Call befaw going’ to auctio ‘to auction. MERVILLE, AUCTIONBER.—BSAL! BX room st Nuaran street, op ie ihe Font eT hand English Engrav’ Ol Patatioge gon ia rich gilt rand ties water conrad 5 ROBERT SOMERVILLE, wit ae it Wednesday, te, collect ‘of French fan nals Hog ih Hogravlagy Chromos, ke, ‘b ‘Ses and carved black above collection of plain imand col owas wings, poy A attention of connoisse two fes, made by Lilile. 'CTIONRER.—8, v ROBERT. 8 SOMREVILLS, be A eye on lke. op! ht ‘and counter, with Tables and Topear acute LLE will ‘sell on Wednesday, 8, at 12 o'clocl 37 Nassau street, an ment Sant ‘ine pright and er Show Cases, with rm" me ‘Also ‘wo fine House Sater. BOOKS, BOOKS. i ROBERT 80! BRVILLE, on a 37 Nassau the’ Post office. ROBERT we og rang oil, eel at. ie saleerponiy Choice collesticn of 4 Standard English and American ‘many suderb illustrated Works, in fine bind Catalogues now ready. + BY PHiLP Levy, avcrionesr. Willsell this day's auperd collection of chotce At Artista’ ealesrousn ti jassau street, _Commencing at 10% o'clock. i CAMP! ELI ) Stay daleemar, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL, W ‘Wednend a > ‘clone business, Stock, Ky fine te fbn . beens juable Lease of premises of a Sih in full d ‘oh tecltonery aud Restaurant. Particults DWARD ma FR, 1 E KAWAY, 16 8, COUPE, PHAETE, 06 th petvate cats a BLANKBTS, &, 7 Hb. 199 WEST THIRTY.Finst STRER. EDWARI oT EDWARD, et thie oe enn foraes, 18M hands, 7 youre ‘id, oe reat A ‘warranted perfectly sound, kind and gentie, ‘without hea € with pole aid shafts; an w- WA it a light orrowlar front aK, front a beantivn Albay aw poled ben! Bankeun, om Sioa ‘and a single Harness, HH ENRY LP RUTMAN, wi tne be aid pl AN 7 Broadway, i piven | Ai attentia to oultoor aalen references on AUpIICMIOR; eataba ivanoed ou carat featabitalvt 1 ells ils day, at 1034 o'clock, the Stock and siver” plated Show Oaace Yontatn large toile, fancy and florist store $47 Mroadway, near St. Germain Hotel, viz. :—Faney and ornamental Combs, ivory dressing Combs, shell Combs, shell Tucks, shell dressing Combs, Hair Pins, Comb Boxes, Curling Sucks, ivory Kar and Ping, fancy Bands, 4 doze Toy Sets, horn Combs, Hate Urushes, Nail “runes, pooh ‘Brushes, Hat Brus rubber Combs, case Trays, fancy Fans, French Bougui Baskets; the choicest Fistures and Brackets for florist; ‘alo a first rate Stove and Pipe, £c.; in lots to suit, This is worthy tho attention o ‘of florisia and dealers in the fancy line of tr be sold without reserve, Buyers, and s atators invited. Also |AFFNEY, ‘Auctioneer, ‘will sell immediately after, in the’ same store, No. 917 Broadway, near Twenty-third street, the stock on hand of a large assortment of imported Worsteds and Cs Patterns, ik Nets, Cotton, P ba yt Rit gt sate OFFICE 2% BOWERY, Be jalso TI erm and all finds 0 of Woollen Embroidery Patterns, embroidered. Strips, Ibe, of high colored Worsteds, Ibe.'of common Worateds, I Ibs. of Shetland Wool, fancy Sofa Cushions in great variety; finished Sofa Cushions, fnluhed Pea airs of ‘men's nt pera, paire of men’s finished fancy Slippers, o pamental BE ant Pacerasea Gonk WI ay Tan- Kets, large Carriage Blankets, Greta Scaria, Breakfast. Shaw tanta’ worsted Shirts, babies’ y1 steel acy Showcases: tn lots to sult hain Srabine, Dealers taviod. to be sold without reserve. ‘PAWNBROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- SIMGR 1 Hank Broodway 500 ets ‘of Ladies’ nnd Gen- emen's Wearing Apparel, Dresses, Shawis, Underclothingy Bedding, Coats, Paitte, Boots and Shoes and various oth er a Uicles ton nnumet sus to'mention. By order of Solomon s, 173 pring AWNPROKER’S SALE.—WM. 8. INGRAHAM WILL sell this any, at 1034, at 58 New teeaafy tibet wbad Men's ‘and Women's Gout toting ‘Silk Dresses, Coats, bee Pillows, Be afine lot of Tools pen yy Furs. By order of Mr. C. Cohen: 606 Eighth avenue. PATI DS irlnon SALE_MEN'S | CLOTHING R. Auctioneer, 487 y Hall place, i this day, at 11 geek, “100 lots of beaver, pilot cloth and pontine rock, usiness and Over doeskin, and mere Fanta, ailk velvet and slot, ve By order ee. eee well the attentio: by Or 2, FURMAN, ATCTIONEER, 195 MERCER STREET, ranice cash on Household Furniture, Merchan: dine, = “Also sales of Furniture at owners’ residences, Ss. DINGEE, AUCTIONEER,—31 VALUABLE, BUILD. 12 tne, lats Gn Cedtral ay.» Weetchesier county, tn plots to suit purcbaners together wit the large new bull own fs tie Rosedale Hotel, situated at the Junction of Cemiral and Anderson avenues, one-quarter mile from Central bridge; will be sold on. Wednesday, February 10, 18H, at the Exchange Salesroome, 111 Broadway. ready at DINGEE, FRNNEI & G04 ‘No. 9 Pine strvet. office of auctioneers, juilding, eonsisting 56 Eust 13th poe i eRORe a0 LET—ON THE WEST SID! ie + or Lease of House for sale. yr 825 Broad s'room No, 4 be between 1 and 2 o'clock, ¥i B x POADW Ay STORRS ON TER WHEE SIDE, bag Sng tf of May next. Inqnire of JO! 4 19 Maiden Lane, ESK \W OFFICE—PURNISHED AND rie IN A LA’ ' ‘“, Key JAM SOHN SULTON, ts Stnth aren F%, STORY PACTORY, 118 FORSYTH STRERT, WITH front balding. Appi or toe NE Teper ara | inte. Lorss,,70, LET TWO FINE LOFTS IN BEEKMAN fancy y ood. “apply to PRAZER & LEE, Becmte se. TO LET: WELL Lore Pata THREE LARGE, LOvTs, Rox, LJ a9 Aas} WITH POWER—213 CENTRE SxERET, very desirable place for any kind of GTQRE ON BROADWAY, BETWEEN BIGHTH AND of four years ith streets, west 4 Sag 2 One eS BRAVANAGH, not northeast corner of Lear oon oN Pa SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVE- nues to rent. . EB. bss amgae or ae co., 61 Sixth avenue, Sz TO Bigeye OLD PETARL UBD MILLINE! Stand ot avenue; rent low; Fixtures for sale; ed. Address X. Y., Herald office. welling rooms Soke HOUSES to let with steam elevators, at St: John's Park, Hudson ver Railroad depot. | Mar particulars BISHOP'S, GF Libeny street oe i ig 5 MASPETH te ant wa APPLY TO we. et THORMAN: Maspeth, 96 Grand street ferry, Williamsburg. 4 lee LET—NEW BUILDING, 525 TO yo igre & baat at ate fourth street, oe Sarg ome tn + 100x100 90 horse sa (ATHAN STEPHENS, 91 Liberty street. T['0, uEt-THE STORES AND LOFTS NOS. 117, AND 19 ia etroet, eer Canats to parties wanting well ughied found very Apply at No. 3 fade these will be (T°, LET—A FIRST CLASS MEAT, VEGETABLE AND with the Gixtures complete, and stable in the near Fory-second street, Apply to }.1 1,804 Broadway. [0 LET-FOR ONE OR MORE YFARS, A LARGE Slore, No. 985 Eighth avenue, adjoining’ Pike's Oper House, separately or to nize Sixty feet deep, with ceilings. App to Re ‘anit RKLEY, 340 vest Tweutythird T° LET, FURNISHED—A REAR OFFICE ON Finst foor , ‘in Pine street, between Broadway and Nassau street et A ‘stating business (not real estate), box 951 oni Ts LET OR LEASE—WITH STEAM POWER, A LARGE Loft, 75x40 feet, well suited for manufacturing purposes, Being wll Nehiod aud venuleted, and whe location central: ly on the premises, No. 209 West third street, Tear; coy wary AP, omit & BRO, couNTRY ‘HOUSES, FARMS, &C., TO yeu ed ti alvook Cory (con — HALF AN HOUR shia tebe Deal Oerotyn cars Yar ame fer AEMSERONG, riiraiieensitowe af 208 mond E. ARMSTRONG, QF Reade aires TT actas land on the Bate elas peste te mente, the waver chang Sara ene Sree SOURNHAY, Nort piesa mit af $50.74 COTTAGE ON FORDHAM BEIGI GHTS, TH! '¢ minutes — and Furniture ph 4 Sow, on very easy terms, or wht tel hasan 8G Six rooms, edardan, wate 4s- Apply a 20 Four a FOR SALE, FOR SALE, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CORNER Ai Store in the city, estab doing, fine’ b Gail this ‘day’o0 THAVER 2 uaL ee ry House } Court LARGE SIZE 8 “HERRING’S 8/ SAFE, ‘WITH 1NsiDB eager ee sale cheap; also two medium and one @ sacrilice, at 75 Maiden lane. Agents small Dini Daten Pa Pho Apex yeaa agp WILL PURCHASE Stock and Connection of i Connection of good Wholesale and Retail Tobecco ‘Bustuees ie wi 5 Position; good profits, Address W Herald oflen, wBeveseld —FOR SALE—BAKERIES, GONFEGTIONE RIES, ies, Crock rBloren Ho atch, Billard Salo: ey Grater'Baloe ¥ Meat Markets, Market See Hook and fiatorary Siorest Milk Routes, uaa ‘3 A. StgAby, RELIABLE 2 BuunNRes FOR SALE - Either whole oF pa ns with some capital and iooking for x chance to invest, ih eh mag call on Mr Ansley, 164 West fwenty-seventh A. BARGAIN. EXCHANGE as BEAL Regie: within thirty miles of New York, neat inva a Shand wit four marble bed Tables” Taquire bt Me ROADWAY LEASE FOR SALE.—THE LEASE OF p: Besomenh Sire in marble buildin: ree years to ay ligeneny pot to AARON HARDMAN, 738 arondw OT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE—AN OLD Eg. tablished stand of ten id doing @ spleniid first class business; in one of finest locatiobs.in’the lt rookly’ custom trade, well establiahed, which alone wit mare hap eupport, the store would not sei only on wo- count o! ‘of C. ROBBINS, No.1 Gates avenue, eal Bere: RY, ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY FOB ‘a thrivin, ecu ko ‘95 miles from city. ROBINSON, 81 Nassau street, ‘OAL he rg Pa git SALF- Penang bo gp ESTABLISHED yard, No. ry requisite or rrying On ‘ase Dasigene: “Bold in couse * ie of the owner's death. For particulars apply to B. Ys ‘Twenty-cighth street and Seventh aveuue, or on the premises. ORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.—BEST LOGA- Jn a ieading thoroughfare, in the heart of business ‘c 2 owns, N ‘No, 2 Dey street, room No. 9. RUG STORE FOR SALE—HANDSOMELY FITTED up and well stocked; wiil be gold cheap for cash. AppIy: corner of Smith and State streets, Brooklyn, 0 LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEAI corner, Apply on the premises, 14 Eig 10 LEASE—FOR 5 OR 10 YEARS, A FOUR STORY Building, corner of Broad and Stone streets; rent $1,000 per year. Apply to the owner, 119 Nassau street, room 14, A VALUABLE ith avenue. OR SALE—A WELL KNOWN SIORE OF LADIES? and children’s Furnishing and Fancy Goods, situated in the best location west side of Broadway: of house, Btock of Goods, Fixtures, o,: the present, owner retiring from business. Appiy at room No. 4, 25 Broad street, between 1 and $ o'clock. as HE BUILDING NO. 6% B BROADWAY, TO’ RENT. Inquire of HN G. FALCO) Ln 66 Liberty or JAMES H. Skane 6 EAST TENTH STREET.—FURNISHED 1 HOUSE To lease, suitable for miliiners and mantua makers, Ap- Ply tod. G. KANE, 1 16 Wall street. OR SALE_A THREE YEARS’ LEASE OF \8TO! with four Rooms Forty frat atroet, with oF sr'without sock. taguire at 400 ay OR SALE—THE Lenmar rd STOCK pats, FIXTURES OF a first class Barroom. located in the best of the Bowery. 10 Inquire of ‘SMITH & LANE, ov ROWN STONE HOUSE IN WEST ‘ourteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avent iet, for a rivate residence; rent moderate. Apply to C. ow. MACGEORGE, 486 Broadway, corner of Broome street. = a ee OR. SALF—A BUTCHER'S SLAB AND CART. IN- quire at ‘389 South Sixth street, Jersey City. OR SALE—A MILK ROUTE, CHEAP, WITH HO Wagon and Harneas, in good drder. rekopiy to D. OWENBY 2 a. AND STORE TO LET—AT 19 FULTON sev cooe of Nassau. Apply to C, SUSSEN, No. 3 Lispenard str R OR SAL SALETA FIRST CLASS BARROOM AND. RES aliuched, cheap for cash. ire on the pre- infues, 100 Bleecker atrect, of ISAAC E- TATE. Gor Buth bre 0 LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, FUR- nisbed House in West Thirty fourth street ; house in per- fect order; the furniture new last October. PHELPS, FALLON & CO., No. 5}¢ Pine street. (PO LET_ON ieD STREET (WASHINGTON HEIGHTS), a snugly furnished Cottage House, nine rooma; modern improvements; couch house and stable; near depot. Poases- sioh immediately. Other houses to let. A. B. MILLS, 25 J 35 John street. LET_ON THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, A HIGH stoop brown stone House, fully furnished and in perfect order, Apply at Everett Library, Thirty-fo TPO,LET—A FIRST CLASS HOURE, 29 ROOMS, SPLEN- ‘izturer, 100 gallon water tank and water Stil; view front abd rear 300 feet unobstructed. ‘Kpply at 64 no LET. VERY eee LARGE FOUR STORY House in Weat Tenth street, near Stewart's store, good location for business, boarding or club house. A. SEAR- GEANT, ‘21 Wail street. 0 P0,bET_A LARGE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT iat tise 3300100, fa Lexington avenue, near Fifty-fourts ments, ‘size in Lexington avenue, near Fitty- sireet her pe a near Filty-secoud st QUERIFE’s SALE. toves, Finware, Plated — RICHARD DWALtE Auctionee: will sell on Wedns ebruary & at iL oreloek, at 37 East way, the entire of a frat clase Stove ahd House- furnishing store, consisting of Ranges, large and amall Stare Honterg, Parlor nad tore Shores; Sis 80 large stock of Tin ad M ‘are, Cutlery and fine Plated ‘all new and lea. ‘JAMES O'BRIEN, Sherif Roungr Gasnux, Deputy. 'HERIFF’S SALE.—RICHARD WALTERS, AUC- LILLIE'S IRON SAFE, OFFICE FURNITURE, &C. pe po Ik o'clock, at auction store, 27 East Broad size Lill Safe; alson ‘ton quantity of ‘Onice Purniture,e. JAMKS O'BRIEN, Sheriff. LLTAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 6 af Wwe Mi sale, on inst. att anne, othe old, established, Eiyoee's Sy Fo northeast corner of avenue C and Ninth street, conus of of; sLeaae, License, one rosewood at Ale top Counters copper ied lined; also ask, Rett ,, Stove, Gas Fixtures, large stock of Bo: ‘and Whiakeys, Gin, Brandies, &c. ) ee ben! ANNUM—A FIRST CLASS FUR- Apply to HOMER MORGAN xT Fing rest me York oF fo. jew York, or ioe Ho: lONDLOW, ‘Montague, near Court street, Brook: ‘lyn, * LET OR LEASE THE HOUSE NO. 36 AMITY street, corner Thompson street. Apply at 72 Amity at. (0 LET OR LEASE—THE SECOND FLOOR OF 85 Union square, west sile, hetween Sixteenth and Seveo- Sgenth treats. “Anply on the’ premises of the First National Eceotic Ananrance ‘0 fama May 1S Broom My eee 7 a supaied 14 94 Vandat, Furnished House West Fourteenth ON MURRAY HILL, A ‘LARG! -LE- Pj = shed brown stone Hi: on aerate rent Teasouabie, Apply to JAMES R. GI |, Jt, 17 Cedar at, . D 6TH WARDS._HOUSE 1 NO. 7 HUBERT, pr ait Huta wire to let; also Store Oe House ‘and Apartments in Gisecier and other streste Inquire of ora BONS, 1 Bleecker street. QS FOURTH AVENUE.-FURNISHED HOUSE TO lease, in complete order. Apply on the premises, OUND—A LARGE ‘Dog; ANSWERS 10,THY NAME Fo ‘of Prinees wants on collar, "J. Ly N.Y. fount ib advertising in ‘the’ iterald. Jovy! AY, JANUAR A. POOKET- UND—ON THURSDAY, JANUARY A POCKET. book containing » eum of money and it aes rennet Shpiving to ROBERT OF GEN LE. ‘ena St Cul pounp—ar BROUGHAM'S THEATRE, ON SATUR- aay nigh seal poke ywner can bave same by proving property an Ppaying be cbargen, at 74 Broadway. a a} OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN FIFTH AVE- 4 nue, between Twelfth and ON techn etrectas a Car. buncle Breastpin. The finder will be suit rewarded by returning the same to Mr. GKEEN, at Me ifany & Co.'s. I ostTHE BANK BOOK NO. 064 OF THE UPTOWN [4 Saving Bank, Two dollars reward given to the fi jank, SII Third avenue. 1°: gal CHRISTOPHER STR STREET, 1 NEAR HOBOKEN je poodle Dog; answers to Charley. A re- or ee0, wi tbe given for bim at liquor store corner of OsT—! MO DAY, FEBRUARY 1, A SCARF PIN (FOX ; aoe Cg fre and Sh to scarf, In = neighbor: ae seria See Rercete tt fT Wee Reatard ens Gs will beliberally reward Peta L520", (54 SATURDAY, JANUARY a ba a nad Lead corner of Fourteenth street an: trakhan Fur Tippet. The Onder will T, oa rowerded tg vy returning the same to 47 West Fourteent L°St- ay on, FASHIONED SpmatRaTiOx OR PUZ- rle Ring, with onyx stone. ie © reward will be aid on its return to Mende, Fitch & Allen, ‘ig doin street. fORNING, vay MINK FUR COL- 7 Ost—on YORDAY Mi Q, A, MINK FUR COt- in Twelft or awilt be Tibern! ly rewarded by by resuming it to No. 8 Jane street. Na ‘MINK VICTORINE, $5 x Friday evento ‘oon from 380 Eleventh Aireet to Bleecker street. iy he above reward will be paid the igr at the above number. REWARD,—LOsT, SATURDA $5 sway or Eighth wrest, 8 white} pendant, es. DAV! $5 REWARD.—LOST, mae j, 109 itaton place. IN THE VICINITY OF EIGHTH eo) tteah, roadway, ry Terrier fae, ale bate, biaek and gray mi the ‘hoever Feturn him to Nort Fituy-second 8 meee (~ Firat ‘avenue, will receive the above reward. let two ban ‘Rooms to dion near Fwenty-Atth street. ay station cM FLOOR OF yous nog 8 A MONTH, toa small jee. tow. Hogi in distillery, Seventh weed oF 110 ‘Nineteenth street, near Six ‘avenue, in the bakery. | HANDSOMELY 1 fey avant ROON (INA PRIVATE grvqling near ‘avenue, bet streets, oe eecerees mit toned. or agg geotiemen on a Baring, 4 “PRIVATE. PAMILY oN LEXINGTON AVENUE WILL pe GENTLEWAN HAs A COMFORTABLY cy romani A ‘Suit of Rooms (Amity street, near Broadway), which he would share with another genglemen | in Ld i os ne wi goes to business at 8 A.M. ith re! erences, T. HL. Winslow, 63 Broadway, room 16, A —T0 LET, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT rie Ct. rent ‘aly a0 per ‘mont, kj ‘Apply’ at PARLOR, AND TWO MP og od ON FIRST so other Apartmenis. In- ie Hindson sect URNISHED SUITS OF ROONS FOR HOUSEKEEP- Pee ying, 28 to #30 monthly ; comfortable Kooms for win; je gentlemen, $2 and upwards; doctor's office; gas, bath ire, 170 East Broadway. PARLOR To. LET—WITH USE OF Eiyoeae: cor. J’ ner ‘house, 68 Amity street; no moving In 7 THIRD AVENUE, <a FURNISHED Tooutktat first lofts, $60 a ee Cali after 10 o'clock on premises. 0 LBT—AN ELEGANT FLOOR, T° fitaened, sutable for houtekeep $3 Wi per week. No. 2 Dopau row, bieee og” Latte Commegr anes FURNISHED ROOMS, ies twemen, with cons f sping; single Rooms from $3 weskiy. No, 60 East = BROWN &TONE AND BRICK T° EEE TAME Ohh Or STORE ASP otis for housekeeping, occupied by the owner, at $1,000 @ year. Take Bighth aveciae ears, jaa ING PART. oF HOUSE NO. m7 To gets menage Ratt a rein stor 942 Fourth street. WENING, A The above & REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, Watel jo quenloos ested: Tuqaite tor small gold Huntin, py will De pel ands Edgar, 35 Seven REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY Nour, $150 Jn Broadway of vicinlty, a cluster Diamond ith olght stones, feoelve the abore r0- bom by returning | tae cates io a | Broneway, foow 8 5 HE LECTURE SEASON. J MPORTANT LECTURES TO aaa ON LY, on interesting, Invaluable and ectentific subjects, showing how to live and what to live for, are del New Yor juseum of Anatomy, 08 eeahie iy attend n receive a copy by forwarding 25 conta to the secretary, 8 Broadway. RR ARTHUR T. PIERSON Will teoture aia the Thictosnth street church Bu Subject :— “How to Make the Moat of Life.” Admiasion 25 cente, MISCELLANBOUS. NTJQUARIANS.-RARLY | AMERICAN Hooks, Kngravings of Washington, ae. Antique and’ modern Purnttare, Clin the Old Curtoaity Shop, 043 Leo My pat NEAR FIPTY.S! 602 LEXINGTON AYBNUR, I Rirntehed loot, 10 006 bands: ir two young men, in a ime brown stone house, with rok water, oath ad ‘ahd heater, References excha 82. EN “MANDSOMELY FUR. —A sine Becund Por ot fre. woms cone for hosseusept ‘to let to # gentioman and wife; locality deatra- ble; vein ag cm vi NU Lyf ante Mgt 6 FIRST Kitchen ; second floor; terms m: —'hy COUNTRY te FARMS, &Cy TO WATER POWER “GRIst MILL “ro. ‘LEASE—SiTU- A vxtod_ on tide water, thirty miles from New York; «pien- dia site tor paper mill, Address box 17 Oyster Bay Post owes, Long 1 ‘7 le IGHTON. HAMILTON PARK.—TO RENT, Wy NEW BRI rick i four farnished and unfurnished Ley as. walor, modern eonventences neveseary ; ithay 5, lel hrully Iogateds Ove minutes of terry.” Apwi toe wa . 205 Broudway. hants renee Roo | foor ; tied oor, splendid bil | Hasbrouck, Ogdensiura, N. ¥ Fes SALE—ONE OF THE BEST FLOUR AND FEED Stores on hen ny aveoue ; 12 established ; rent iow. Appi, iy to M. BANTA, 905 Broadway. oe et eee F= ALETHE BROAD STREET DINING ROO ‘business ; lease; every:h alas Orde, “The she cunes bastag ie plasm tenn tapas ct ne immediately. In juire at > Bi street, OR SALE—THE LEASE AND, FIXTURES OF A FIRS? clase corner igang store; stock a8 a valuation, Apply JOSEPH MOGUIRR, 80 Nassau OR SALE—ENTIRE LOT SHOW CASES, COUNTE! F desks, shelving, carawers, A sarees as of stock to the 1 al ply 10 JAMES. HODGE, No.8 Y 9 Vestry, near Varick TOR SALE—A VERY FAVORABLE LEASE OF LARGE basement offices, Pine first block from Broadway, — with Purnit ures, suitable for insurance estate = tor particular, box 14 Poa ot collice. Fb SALE—A FIRST CLASS mpeney 3 hake ey th Room Stan terhizo are My peg of Sizth afenne, 4 BODORES STEWART. Nos. 4 and 6 John street. B SALE—A FINELY FITTED MEN'S FURNISHING Store; long leage; one of the best locations in the city; 81,50 on! only’ ‘ Tequired. "Apply at sot ‘Canal street OR SALE—LARGE RESTAURANT, NEAR GOLD / AND Stock 5 ‘Owaer haved other business cannot attend to buth, H.C, DEXTER, No.9 Broad stro.” FOR SALE_LEASE AND FURNITURE tet HOUSE taining 2 rooms, newly cent near Broadway; saloon attached. Address 8. 8. C., box Herald oflice. SALE—| FIXTURES a. A CHOICE Fe esestion ~ ot Dey dobta, Inquire at 467 Eighth avenue. RB SALE CHEAP_A, LAI LARGE IRON SAFE, HER- ring’s also Office Desk, Chaira, ber Asiress ras EY. EY. 2abo on S340 New York Poet omen OYSTER HOUSE, AND FISH 3 LE CHEAP- reasons at No. Bek tilesticatens oven tr eting tage ot F°%, SALE CHEAP—THE TRANSFERRING GRAIN Elevator of the subscril as it now stands on thelr whert 04 Froy, nearly OOSTULIMAN & 00.,40 Front eireek Fe kinds of Market Fis ist tetoaneee oper Weshtn larket, corner of Bank Washington streets. Ap ‘iovren premises. yor, 84) QHEAP_NINETY THOUSAND HAR Frick nha old and Lumber Tater fe tone and pag “Avni thin day on, premises, NEw yaron LIGHT, SUPERIOR To TO GaAs, AT O1 on exhibition and yn browdways eke d territory for = Sg g! Loe ti FOR GERMAN.-LAGER ——_ for sale Sorte, we with one iaton ; 6 rooms "80 ts80) ons re re Re ate a 81 Nassan street. HIRD AVENUE CIGAR STORE, FOR DR SALE—HAND- wo ee BRIRGRERMOFE t CO. O81 Sinth avenues” ™ RY FOR SALE, WITH $1,500. 2A20eaa eto tn, BEE mM. MASON, No. Contre street. PURCHASE THE STOCK AXD 2.000 Miciinery ofa senda manufacturing ally Suede: rr Re BGkoson on ore te biished ten goods cable as Hour. Saini thio Deny Wve ATRMPSON & COPELAND. Aw TWELVE Fong ENGINE, ‘BOILER, “a6, “yor een in woody: Cle der arenuo, somah of haprle Vveaus, Brookiya: Taquite for George Loper. POR SALE—TAREE FOLDING MACHINES. aa Printer, Herald office, Frais atau MACHINES ; 1 RRENTY rouey 01 fund V ninety-six ds Spoolet, eo, ey f te EASON, 135 ES arICE E AND STOVE POBIsH Biaixes we Aree of Jones? Pate nt Amtomate Packing Mach tee! may be ree of Jones’ Patent Ant ea ; 11a) aeen in use at 60 John ati jrooklya. cote Nunes 0 a sire iy particulars Ww", D. ANDREWS & BRO, 41 War! REET, manufacturets Noiseless icster, Oneatag Eo gines, Centrifugal Pumps, Smoke Buroiag Send for cireular, Warerooms ‘FURNITURE. i “MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED brocaiel, cost 450, for $180; one do, do. 87), Ei Bronzes, Piahoforte, Carpets, ‘Chaimber, Faro ure; Ginssware, China Mt Wek PxS.2 fee. Nn gah d family leaving ely. 67 Went Fi neenth street, hear Sixth avenue, T Pty} ROTINS FURNITURE earyractoes ‘6 and 58 Bleecker street, between ph Ma Pe, Ce _ wee | oe, eee, ‘Over Quan i goods warraniods ‘worth ‘al Ribas kings furnivure cheap. A PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING THe crry fat well at + sacritice for cash magni fel Parlor Sun, cost $400, for WIRD 4 4 od Bianoforte. for Bees maining Feriare ‘ate bargain. 119 West tear § VARPETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, f, aT Mas J low prices; house week or eae bs GREENE & it corner of Twentieth street, (CARERS AND FU yg ag Beating aes oe sup. ferina; monthiy aa taken? § oe keevers. ‘uth and 6th av, cartesentadenenesienparedail