The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1869, Page 9

ttn LC EN CO BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. The following stated am@davit was made yesterday ‘before Commissioner Jones, in the case of the United States vs. J. O. V. Wilson and others:— and Wilham lH. Wea of Weeninaien. D- C.5 that he ‘has known gaid Korn, Theriot, Laidlaw ‘and Breer for spout two past ava sald Jolin 0. . Witson for about Afteen months last past. And onent further says that ae —_ 0, V. Wilson, I . 4, Theriot, L. ia Deputy ootor itis scoond rai district internat lector of Tevenue) for the State of New York, and W' ilttann H, Frear did conspire to defraud the United States out of money by means of false, forged Kade” sa and zntion an il ee ry the pretending to have exported but, on contrary, the said claims are en- ‘rely false and fraudulent. Deponent further saye said Wm. J, Korn and John 0, V. Wilson col- ected and received from the United States, on the said ine and fraudulent eg about $75,000, as as deponent can estimate the same trom an in- factopnahe sen Pg a aud acquaintance with the trans of said parties in connection w:th satd claims, ind deponent rae farther says that Theriot’s certificates ees laims are ae and that he was paid by EA ei Talalaw verte 3 that the bonds whi ven by the ing to have exported said goods ae ‘foreed rand fictitious and utterly worth- idlaw made said certificates in con- ration me money paid him by said Wm. J. Korn, Pb prepared and made up satd claims and paid sald w for making suld faise certificates, J. H. M. RIESENBERGER. The examination in the case will be had before the Commissioner Tuesday next, ‘9th inst. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Action for the Recovery of Money on Mate= rials Furnished. Before Judge Gilbert. John M. Rugg and Others vs. George H. Heath.— Fetoroman were partners under the name of Rugg & ‘They claim that at different times be- ee Son 15th of October, 1867, and the Ist of May, furnished the Kay may at his request, natorials to the amount of $117 03. ie defence was counter clatms to the amount of ts0 58, due for ent, damage to premises, &c. Verdict for plaintif® ‘of gios 24, Action to Recover the Value of a Plauo. Mrs, Mary Thompson vs, —— Goldsmith and An- other.—This was a suit brought to recover the value of a piano, alleged to have been placed in the hands on Sree for renting. The piano, it was claimed, id, and the money received had not been paid the plaintuf, ‘The defence was that the piano had repearee at an expense of about thirty doliars, Bnd that the balance received for it (sixty dollars) jwas refused by plaintiff. Verdict of ninet ven joliars for plaintiff, with interest from the of jovember, 1567. Sait Against Bondsmen. Witham H. Crawford and Another vs. Joshua 7. Dottne and Another.—This was an action brought against the defendants for damages by reason of the seimure by the sheriff of $1,100 worth of property under an attachment on which defendants were mndamen, The defence was that the bondsmen on e undertaking were not liable. The Court ruled as & matter of law that all the damage the plaiati sus- tained was the expense of getting the attachment set aside, ‘The Two-thirds Act Case. The jury in the case ef Morrow vs. Freeman, aiready reported, brought ina sealed verdict Mon- Gay nignt for the defendant. CITY COURT. Suit to Recover Prive of Goods, Before Judge Thompson. Hugh D. Metovern vs. John Dyer.—Piaintif was ® recruit on board of the receiving sbip North Caro- lina, and defendant 13 supply officer on board the game vessel. In the latter part of 1864 plaintiff fur- mished defendant a bill of boots and shoes to the value of $154. This action was brought to recover payment. The defence sct up was that the bill of ds was given defendant in consideration of his plaintiff on shore instead of sending him to wea. jury disagreed and were discharged, Action to Recover for Veterinary Services. award Ss, Smith vs. James O' Brien.—The plain- ‘tiff ts a horse doctor and brought the suit to recpver the sum of cca -five dollars for professional ser- in curing th @ horse of defendant of soine in- y received. The service was admitted, but the vans cisited to be outof all proporitoa to the services rendered. COURT OF SESSIONS. Convicted of an Assault on a Woman—A Just Sentence. James Wilson, a young man of about twenty-five, ‘was tried and convicted yesterday of violating the jos bed Mary Carr on the 14th of December last Fries she was on board of a canal boat lying in At- tic basin. The outrage was not denied by the otence, but 1¢ was all that the injured woman compliant. The jury returned s verdict of guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to seven Years and six months in the State Prison. Other Sentences. Jane Jackson pleaded guilty to petit larceny and ‘was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment in the Penitentiary, James Darkey pleaded guilty to an assault and was bag to the Peultentiary for one year. . John Sianger and F, Cox pleaded gollty of selling icles and were sentenced to pay a fine of afy each or tosixty days in the Peniten- Verdict not yet rendered. COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. SUPREMR CovrT—CrncurT.—Nos, 19, 59, 159, 189, 1195, 145, 196, 166, 200, 201, 202, 203, 208, 206, 207, 208, er Ooutind Ey 47, 48, 49, 61, 52, 62, 54, 65, 67, 68, 60, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 05, 66, 67. ‘Tae MORTALITY If BRooxiyx.—There were 150 eaths in this city during the past week, which is ee ocean, number as compared with wee teen ‘Twenty-nine of the deceased women, ae ae oh 40 Lan 38 were re aa os ee ae , and 4 i Sameer’ ca Saturday last a young who gave his name as Williams visited the tye aio of Mrs. Van Honghton, No, 40 Smith made et for lodging there. le o Monday however, rather ab- tly, aking of ih i hree overcoats valned et. oe doll pt hn property of other lodgers at jeacr yw, wi ct mi ‘us erptto 0 ay possibly (“Wonk anp Its Wortn.”—Last evening the Rev. W. Tiffany, D. D., pastor of St. James’ Methodist iscopal church, New Brunswick, delivered an elo- quent lecture in the St. John’s Methodist Episcopal weburch, Bedrord avenue, upon the soctal probiem of dabor, This was one of a series now being delivered Fao mnthly before the Young People’s Association of church. Dr. Tiffany is ® polished orator and an Anstructive lecturer. He treated his theme in such a Manner as to deeply interest the Der ‘which listened with pleasure to his ‘peitiiant pan upon the worth of work and to his sca! ning ippics upon fashionaole dandies who shirk toll. News in Brrer.—John Martin was arrested by an officer of the Forty-ninth precinct charged with the commission of an indecent assault upon a colored girl named Hannah Baker, nine years of age. He answ ‘was held to tow boy tn the employ of the fell from bis horse on Fulton | Seer hed fge, was found in the ‘tition ron Red Hook Point, yesterday, ceased had on brown panta, with biack stripe up the wide, white linen shirt and galters. He is supposed ‘to bave been a seaman. The Coroner was notified. CORONER’s INQUEST AND AN Annest.—An inquest ‘was held beiore Coroner Jones yesterday upon the ‘ody of ody Harley, a laborer, who Avas killed at She corner of Fifteenth street and Seventh avenue ‘by the redden caving in of an embankment beneath ‘which he was working at the tune. The jury found, as the result of their ‘eliberations, “That the sad John Hurley came to his on by the caving in of an embank men’ peo the negligence of Diedrich Selmann to not stopp’ ee 8! Watch the bauk, he be- Ang the foreman.” Coroner, It appears, con- eurred in this view of tie case, and he according! Aiseued a Warrant and caused the arrest of Medrie Semann, ye was ge Ep Ne await trial The 0 was in if circunistanci ves a’ wite and three ¢ vemidron, Who restae th ‘Twonty-firss atreot, near Third avenue, Gowanus, Tue Lara Rior.—The persons arrested on charge of complicity in the riot which gcourred in the NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Eleventh ward on Friday last were arraigned before Justice Riely yesterday morning, when an examing- tion was held, the testimony elicited during which waa corroborative of the facts previous! pabiwnes of the case. There was a |; Bircner of terested both white and amearaaes in the court room while the examination meogrees. Bernard Cauley, white, was charged ath interfering with officer Boone while the latter was endeavoring to arrest the parties eae disturbance, Samue Begro who stabbed John Hopkins, was also Honey ity of thi erime cha} |, and was remanded to jail to ‘await the action of the Grand Jury, Lig ae Edwards, colored, accused of persicipeney te riot, was not present at the investigation seater. Tue WALLASOUT IMPROVEMENT.—At a recent meeting of the Commissioners of the Wallabout improvement and property owners along Kent avenue, which was convened for the purpose of dis- cussing the enbject as to whether the act of 1893 Ainecsing the construction of the Kent avenue basin on the site of the old creek should be carried out or Not, the opinion was unanimous in favor of the com- Pletion of the original project. The United States Goreramuent having recently re to cede any id or pay any money for the improvement of the side of the creek bounding the eastern limits of the hospital grounds, an understanding m tho matter was deemed advisable, The commissioners will therefore proceed with the work of excavating and docking the eastern half of the intended basin. This will afford a navigable. aporoneh to the lumber byyied expense ticrefur wil be assessed by tue ety ‘upoD e therefor Wi a upon the property benefitea. bi sess Frees DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY.—From the monthly report of Assistant Fire Marshal Keady, Just issued, it appears that there were twenty-five fires in Brooklyn during the month of January. Of these eight are attributed to carelessness of the par- ties ownirg or using the premises on which they oc- curred, eleven to accidental causes and six to the work of the Incendiary. The ut!dings'in which the fires originated are classified as follows:—Dwellings, 10; factories, 6; stables, 2; Uquor stores, 2; butcher shop, 1; carpenter t B10, 1, and other stores, 3. ‘Totai icas on propery 33,350, upon which was an inmnranes of $50, Four lives were lost by suffo- cation at these fires, and several others narrowly e3- caped. The Marshal draws attention to the extreme danger in the use of explosive kerosene, which should be discontinued rt opalble. The number of these lamp explosions are fearfully on the increase, and in every case their origin may be traced to the inferior cuslity of the ot! used, ree persons were arrest! charge of arson. One has been com- mitted for tetals the other two arrested have been by @ coroner's Jury, but one of them has since ‘been re-arrested. and is now held for examina- tion before Justice Voorhies. The latter party is Jonn J. Eden, who was suspected of setting fire to the grocery store corner of North Fourth and Third streets, at which two children were suifocated. BoarD or EpvcaTion.—The Board of Education met last evening at their rooms in Red Hook lane. A petition was received asking the Boar to request the Mayor to pave Butler street, between Fiatbush and Vanderbilt avenues. Referred to the President of the Roard, witn power. A petition was received from some colored residents in School District No. 2 asking the Poard to dismiss the white teacher from the cslored school; also that a colored committee be appointed to take charge of the school, ‘The petition was referred to a epecial committee of three, The Committee on Teachers submitted tyeir report upon resignations, appointments, &c. e report was adopted. The Schoolhouse Committee presented a plan for a new schoolhouse on Ryerson street, known as No. 31. The school is for the relief of schools Nos. 4 and 12, which are now too crowded. The plans are to remain on exhibition for a short time. Mr. Carroll offered the following:— Resolved, That potlie: school No. 1 be appointed as a grammar athoo! only. and that all children above fifth gram- mar grade schools “Nos. 5,7, 8and 14 be transferred to anid No. 1; that the school 'be mppcinies and managed by local commitvee No. 1, with av additional member from each of the schools Nos. 5, 7, 8 and 14. After a short debate npon the propriety of such a step the resolution was adopted. During the session of the Board the room became filled with smoke, and ‘upon making an examination it was discovered that a@ fire had originated im the basement from the heater. The flames were quickly extingnished, and @ recess was taken for fifteen minutes untit the room coutd be ventilated, Boarp or Scrervisons.—This Board held its regu- lar weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, M. J. Os- born in the clair, The salaries of Judges Gilbert and Lott, of the Supreme Court, were, upon recommen- ation of the Salary Committee, increased to the sum of $6,500 per annum, by the addition of $1,500, This equalizes their saiarles with that which is alread: received by the County Judge. Supervisor Croo! offered the following, which was adoptea:— Resolved, That, innemneh as it is represented to the Board of Supervisors of Kings county that the towas ehould be laid out in streets and avenues and a map thereof placed on record, so that the future improvements of the county may be conducted on some fixed plan, ft be referred to the snper- visor of the towns to"report a law to carry into effect this resolution, if the same shall be deemed advisable. A protest against leasing the butidings on the Court House extension grounds to one individual, as was understood to be the in- tention of the committee, was received and placed on file. An act for presentation to the Legisiatnre was submitted for passage, asking that tae term of the jat! physician be extended to three years, which was carried, Dr. A. W. Shepherd is the present incumbent. The Law Cominittee. to which was referred the matter of the communication of Supervisor William J. Cropsey in relation to the contracts and management of the Sixteenth ward armory, submitted a report, In which it appears that the amount of the contract price for mason work ($44,275) Was @ mistake and the contractor refused to sim the contract. It was agreed upon by the com- ittee to take the next lowest bid for $54,270, A resolution was adopted giving control of the matter to the Military Committee, eR Le EEE SER ETE MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. DrssiFe—De LA GreRRa.—At Santa Barbata, Cal., on Tuesday, December 8, 1868, THOMAS B. DiBBLEE, of Santa Barbara county, to FRaNcisca, daughter of Hon. Pablo de la Guerra. Mornis—West.—On Tuesday, January 12, at St. John’s church, Elizabeth, N. we by Rev. Samuel A. ee Week Monnis to HELEN W., daughter of Mrs. Li Aran -Cosans.—At the Mo itigt Ke nag Rativity, on vere, poop gare aid 31, bi 7: i a Soe Everett, Joun T. RYAN NNIE E., eldest daughter of Mr. Philip J. Cozans, of New York. ti UTRRHART—AYRES.—On Sunday, August 30, 1868, by his Honor the Mayor of Hoboken, Henry UrEn- HART to EMMA JaNE AYRES, “~~ of Brooklyn. Died. ANDREWs.—On Tuesday, February 2, of whoo) cough, Lorri B ELIZapeTH, intant daughter of re Andrews, aged 2 years, 6 months and 4 4 eritadeiphia papers please rene a ape San Francisco, Cal., on Sunday, No- os Barman @ native of months; for many in this city, by all who knew _ pBaner—On , February 1, Hannan T. ‘The faneral ay mornings at nine 729 Sixth avenue, on Tharaday et Keg ae for the other pale son in the year of his hi A plantain February 2, after pind fliness,«SIDNEY A. BURDGR, in ‘ie 42a The srelaunes and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, od 218 East Twenty-eighth street, at two o'clock in the af- ternoon. Cainen.—On Monday, February 1, Any, the be- fn ‘wife of Thomas 'Cainen, in the S4th year of ba of the parish of county Long- for relaud. ioe friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 205 West Twenty-sixth street. Oarstens.—Suddenty, on Tuesiay, February 2, Rvrvs Kino, son of Matthias and Sarah Carstens, aged 12 years. The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, at bis parents’ residence, No. by ae street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. CoLsox.—On Tuesday, February 2, Witt1aM CoL- 8ON, 28 years. ‘The irtends "ind acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the faneral, from 390 Tenth rath avenge, corner Thirty-ffth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. OROATMAN.—Accidentally drowned, on Monday, peng 1, CHARLES CHOATMAN, If the 30th year of mane relatives and friends of the famity are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi- dence, 278 East Fourth street, tis (Wednesday) after. NOON, at One o'clock. Canree.—On Saturday, January 30, Ewe Wii- LETS, beloved wie of Henry C. Carter, in the 24th ler age. Witelaties friends and members of Cornucopia , No, 663, F. and A. M., are invited to attend tie! neral without further notice, from the Church of the incarnation, corner of Thirty-Aith street and —_ avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Frrorson.—On Monday, poke CHARLOTTR, aaa daughter of W: iltarn B. and Klizaberh Ferga: aged i year and 9 monchs, “The fineral will take = this (Wednesday) after. noon, at one o'clock, from the restdence of her parenta, No. 17 Him place, Brooklyn. GILES.—-In Brooklyn, on Monday, February 1, at tweive o'clock M., Lizzte Mason Gites, daughter of Captain A. W. and Lizate Giles, native of Brook. yas bey five day's sickness; aged 7 years, 9 months 6 days. “Notles of funeral hereafter, Gopsox.—On Monday evening, Februory 1, after a long and severe iliness, WILLIAM R. Godson, in the auth ee of his age. trfends of the family, also the members of FEBRUARY 3, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. No, 18, of the Volunteer De- Eagle Rage | Company, os ie fopee’ Rie from his ia late residence, 415 Pear! street, this (Wednesday! nterncon at two o'clock. ‘Tue remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Gopson.—The active, honorary and exempt imnem- Lf Eagie Engine Company, No. 13, Volunteer it, are requested to attend the funeral pe Nee Gopson, ex-foreman, from his late resi- dence, 416 Pear! street. THOMAS COMAN, late Foreman. pNER.—On Sunday evening, January 31, Joun Py Gannane. formerly of this e ty, aged 60 years. "The relatives and friends of the family, and the members of St. James’ Lutheran church, are invited to attend the funera’, from his late residence, Hick- | street, near Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Heppery,—On pantay evening, January 31, ELIZA, wife of William W. Hebberd and only Gauignter of ae Virginia A. Armstrong, in the 3oth year of her athe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take piace this (Wed- rnoon, at two orclock, from her kate resi- dence, 6T Woodhuil street, South Brooklyn. Hovrrsrense.—On Monday morning, February 1, Finirn Hourrivensn, aged 58 years, The friends and acquainiances are requested to attend the funeral, frov tephen’s church, Twen- ty-eighth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at half past ten o'clock, where a requiein oy be sung. KeEAgNEY.—On Sunday, Janu: 3 Daviv KEARNEY, aged 19 years. ‘The funeral will fae place from Bellevae Hospi- tal, on Thursday, No carriages allowed, LENTILMON.—On Monday, February 1, Eutty L., wife of Kugene Lentijhon and daughter of the late Gamalie! Sinith, in the 50th year of her age, Her relatives and friends and those of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 55 Irving place, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half- three o'clock. Lawior.—On Monday, February 1, Epwarp LaWLor, & native of the town of Virginia, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 33 years. The members of Marion Engine Company, No. 9, and the friends of the fawily are respectfully iavited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 126 Crosby street, this (Wednesday) morning, at half- ast ten o'clock. His remains will be interred tn alvary Cemetery. County Cavan (Ireland) papers please oon. LANE.—At Peekskill, on Monday, ruary 1, Rosert LAN®, tn the 77th year of his age. Relatives and friends, and those of his son, P. Van Zandt Lane, and of his son-in-law, A. V. W. Van Vechten, are invited to attend the funeral, from ‘the Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, corner of Lafayette place and Fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Lawrencg.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 2, Frances E., youngest daughter of the late Thomas M, Lawrence, Notice of funeral hereafter. MATTHAEI.—in this city, on Monday, February 1, Margaret Exizapern, beloved wife of James H. Matthael, aged 20 years and 9 months. MCALLIS.—At Flatbush, L. 1., on ‘Tuesday, Febru-* ba 2, JOHN MCALLIS, in the Tist year of his age. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, Clarkson street, Flatbush, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Albany for interment. Prng.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 2, Mary FRAnNcgs, only child of Alpert and Emma Pine, aged 6 months, 3 Weeks and 5 daya. The remains to be taken to y Hlempstead, L. L, for interment. QuinN.—On Monday, hati 4 1, after along and severe tliness, JAMES QUL ative of Elphin, county Roscommon, freland, in't the ueth year of his age. The friends of the family are resp tfally invited to attend the funeral, from lis inte residence, $28 East Thirty-second street, this (Wednesday) pits noon, at two o'clock, SuKILDS.--On Monday, February 1, Mrs. Man- GARET A. SHRILDS, youngest daughter of the late Robert Boges, of Brooklyn. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Rte ci to attend the funeral, on Thursday, from the rest. dence of Minard Suith, 483 Columbia street, South Brooklyn. SavL.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 2, JONATHAN 8S, SAUL, fn the 59th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday ufter- noon, at two o’ciock, from his late residence, Furty- ninth street, near Third avenue, South Brooklyn. * SCUILLING.—On Monday, February 1, Many E Gesia, Infant daughter of eugene anid Estelle Set ling. ‘The frienas of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom 354 West Fifteentu sirect, on Thurs- day afternoon, at two o’clock. TRONG.—At New Brunswick, N. J.,on Monday, February 1, TuxoporE StronG, LL. D., in the Tut year of bis age. Funeral services at the Wrst Presbyterian church in New BruusWick, on Thursday afternoon, at half past two o'clock. Relatives and friends of the fam- lly are invited to attend without further notice, Tuorr.—At his residence, in Fairfield, Conn,, on Monday, February 1, HEN Tuone, aged 7T2years, formerly a merchant of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to actend the faneral, ov Tharsday afternoon, at half- past two o'clock. TiomMPson.—At Newtown. 1. 1, on Monday, Feb- ruary 1. Mary THOMPSON, wife of the late Robert ‘Thompson, in the 74th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the tune ‘om her late resi- dence, Newtown, L. L, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Warnocn.—On Thursday, January 28, WILLiaM WAkNOCK, in the 66th year of his age, Funeral from the Presbyterian Church, Thirty- fourth street, west of Sixth avenue, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock. WaALsH.—On Monday, February 1, Joun Wasi, in the 69th year of Ins age, His friends and those-of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity Baptist church, rner of Fifty-secona strect and Third avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ®t half-past one o'cloc! KOR SALE. ey N ESTABLISHED UP TOWN OOAL YARD FOR Al sale,—Stock, Lease, &c, Inquire at 219 ast Thirty- first street. AY OED FSTABLISUED HARDWARE, STORE AND Housefurnishing Business and Lease for aate—At No, 208 Court ati treet, op} Warren street, Brookiyn, — A DRESSMAKER WITH GOOD BUSINESS WILL dispose of Iton reasonable te Apply. this week only. given for sellin ours of 3 .M., to Mrs. J. BE. HA Thirteenth streets two doors west of Broadway. RARE CHANCE FOR A YOUNG oat MAN WITH a titfe eapital and plenty of hn ag Business will sold cheap. Add Herald CHANCE | SELDOM OFFERED.—FOR SALE, THE Stock, Fixtures and Leasegf the well knowu Sample And Luneh’Room No. 5 Wall str y business. A LARGE SIZE HERRING SAFE, ALSO TWO metium and as amail Safe, of Liilie’s, Herring’s aod Marvin's make, for sale ise. G. QUIRK, 96 Maiden lane. ee, wae ELEGANTLY FURNISHED business, for sale low ; oot td Parteulars with i. sirbtet. 14 broadway sal FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR OR BALE WITH Hench wtrbek, Taquire within asia iA - TOR BALE, BA BAKERIES, CONVECTIONERIES, RES. rie eg? a Rate Crockery Stores, wae ee See ere eee are N_ENGLIS! usef » tion, dotng a prosperous, business: reason for seine, owner bo gp South , wil Ibe sold at a bargain. Inquire of BE. 4 =) oN R, corner Bleecker and Thompson streets. AN tory Uarerete FOR SALE--ECRIT EN La ah ae ag oe toire Universelle depuis le commencement du monde OLN MDCCXLI,, ouvrage en 44 volumes. Calton Dr. VAUT, 223 Bast Twenty-first it wtreet. AL pe ay “ip ELEGANTLY FITTE or, vInst class Restaurant ani Oyster House for aale. Location the dost paying epot in thia city, now doing tine business: goort jease; modorate rent, valuation oly, Owner Fetiring. ‘Apply to CAMPBELL & 00. 350 bowery. ROADWAY LEASE FOR SALE. THE LEASE "OF Hasement Sore in marble ball a, 4:0 Srondway, 16x50 three years to ri from next minediate porsession. Apply to AARON HARDMAN, eet Broadway. oor AND SHOR STORE FOR SALE-AN ‘ouD ES. tablished nee of yn yee eara nod doing ® splendid fire ness; in one of the finest locations fn the city of custom trade, well hove | which alone at the store; woul! not ‘soll only. ‘on ac Toquite of C. ROBBINS, No.1 Ga Oak street; ‘teame ‘aa every requisite e ry ® large business, Sold in, cousejuence of the Gwuer's death. Por particulars apply tot. Fy MURPHY, Twenty-eight street aud Seventh avenne, oF on the promises pte. STORE FOR SALT.—FIRST CLASS PRESCRIP- ion, wade of G35 to $88 dally; corner store; location unsurpassed in New York. ila cB. Bb, HOWES, No, 9 Dey street, room No. % RUG sToRR, ON ONE OF THE BEST AVENUES (corner), for sale, at a favorable rent; price $4,000. Also wamBTRICKLAN D'S Druggiata’ Agency, 1,270 Broadway. IACTORY FOR SALE—WITH ENGINE, POILER, AC. A three at brick, 10 fect (rot, five lots, two biocks om ym "Water, East ale: ‘Apply to G. HARVEY, 23 Spruce OR SALA WEUL KNOWN STORE OF Lapn st and ehfidren'a oy ‘and Fancy Goods, situated ta ihe hem tocation weet of Troan Tae of usa Goods, Fixtures, Ae: the present ower retiring Panu’ orelocks “Apply at room No, 4, 3 Broad sires, botwoen ates OR SALE—A THRER YRARS' LEASE OF STORH, With four Rooms aod Basement, on Broadway, next Forty Rest streo ‘with of without sock, Tnquire at 100 ave FoR: SALE.-ONI: OF THE DEST FLOUR AND FERD Forms Cree OF, Third avenues 12 years. eatablisived ; reat Jow, ‘Torma easy, Apply to M. BANTA, 905 Broxdway. & SALE—LEASE, PIRTURES AND A OIE Fee, 3a EEEASE, I Taquire at re, Fe: SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED Aa Artificial Flower Business, in im canning order, Other ci cause of selling, Address Artiicinl, box 106 Heraid Fo SALE SMALL Oren ud TOWS ‘AYLOR, No.5 Pine street. FIRST QUALITY COUNTESS, SHELY. [ c., ai $80 Broadway, corner of Sereatocutt .rcet. SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES cery and Butchers Store; rent ee ‘@ month for buainess. Reason for selling, bas another Yead to. Apply atdty West Tweaty-sixth street, JOR SALE—BAR AND FIXTURES, CHEAP; LEASE three years; rent $7 a month. Corner Grove 4 Nortu Twolfth sterots, Jersey City, STORE FIXTURES, #62 THIRD AVENUE, Fifty-aixth and Fifty-abrents streets. OCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF Fruit, Vegetable, Pork and Butter Stand 15% Bleecker street, eorher of Tl mpson. FIRST CLASS CORNER? LIQUOR STORE uloon, stock, fixtures and tive yoar's lease; joonted near Erie Railway depot. Jeraoy City. A THRER PULL ORNAMENTAL BEER ly new, Apply at 83 Cherry sireet. TOR SALE—A SHOP, WITH BAND SAW, SCROLI, ruing lathe, with costumers, No, 233 West Thirty-second street. OR Prag A SMALL GERMAN. AMERICAN hatte nye nice furniture, Apply at 67 Suifolk street, firs A FITS? CLASS RESTAURANT AND Bar in Nassau Sorbie ats ood business. Inquire of MILLER, PELT 4 92 Broad: JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS: FAMILY WINE AND Liquor Glare, with Gample Room and, Cigar Stand, all complete, on the most desirable part of Sixth aveane, Apply to THEODORE STEWART, Nos. 4 and 6 Johnetreet, JOR SALE CHEAP—THE TRANSFERRING GRAIN Flevator of the subscribers, as it now stands on their wharf at ‘Troy, nearly new, and first class in every respect. SILLIMAN & CO.,40 Front strect, Fok Sake CHMAP—-A LARGR LOT OF ALU kinds of Market Fixtures, to clone out Upper Washington bisoknt corner of ston streets. Apply vn premise; OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE. Lease, Stock, Fixtures and Goodwill of a Goods Store, fifteen years catablished and doing s fine business, Owner going ti the jobbing busineas, Address A. C. A., box 180 Herald oulice. (OR SALE OR TQ LET--A MACHINE SHOP, IN PER. fect rapning order, consistins of Planers, Lathes, Pris and Toois, Engine and Marine Boller. Three years’ iease on the premines. Rent low. Good nelghborho Address | Machine, statio ion n Ly k Post oillce, for yobbing. 14 ER BEER PRESERVER.IMPORTANT TO BEER, Li ale, Inger beer and cider dealers.—For sale, Stephen Bourne'y inventions for, keeping fermented Liquids sweet. Address Mr. Bourne, 46 Pine street, N. ¥. EAT, FISH AND OYSTER MARKET FOR SALE— Now doing a good business, will be sold cheap. as the owner has other business to attead to. Apply at 196 Kast ‘Twelth strect, near First avenue. New VAPOR LIGHT, SUPERIOR TO GAS, AT ONE. ‘quarter the expense,'on exhibition and territory for sale anda Broadway, room No. 4. % QAFES—SECOND HAND.—HERRING'S, MARVIN'S, ntine & Butler's, Wilder's and others, very cheap. Steam Safe Company, 00 Broadway. QUYTH AVENT AR STORE FOR SALE—ESTAR- lished 16 years; reason for seiling, other business. In- quire of C. BROWN, Sil Sixth avenue. | TPH GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED FOR salo.--A ehance to make a forte with a litt care, Falabliatmnent, coutaiciog two bbllard tabiess Bar, nck and fixtures, doing a first class business, situnted on South street; a atnall sum of money is required ‘and no rent Gnving the lense, For further partieulars inquire of L SINON & CO. 37 Nassain si ‘opposite Post otlice, room 8. In- quire for ove week on! 0 DISTILLERS, BARMEN AND ) oT want a rare chance to commu xtuter, Good Will and unexpired Lease of @ corer Liquor ss a fair b eas price $1,100. Address W. Daaue at BIRD, AVENU’ E CIGAR STORE, YOR SALE— HAND. x and aix Rooms for famfly. OKERHORE & CO. Gil ‘Sixth avenue. 00 WILL BUY THE BAR, WITH FIXTURES AND wDey license, of a first class location for coffee, oyater and lunch rooms; a mau who fully understands this business will find this 4 rare chance; rent low, Address KR. & P.. Herald office, for three days. 87 500 Wmipeserase ESTABLISHED BROAD- +t way Branch, with exclusive permanent rights, ‘malar sncecsaful Proprietary Medictne Hone; will ad ertise weveral years. tor purehaser. 35 per cent over ro peuses. quarantted; will poy. 100 per cant pg Set bess requires proprietor at ad house. Persons. having best reference Hens, Ledger office, Philadeiphia, 10. OOO ROEXPs “CALIFORNIA OAK TANNED jartiess and Sole Leather for sale by WIL- BON, MORROW & C) TANG LLIN, 45 Murray street. OST AND FOUND. \HAMBERS STR: ) ‘she tinder berry sir Foe, ON _BROA NEAR TWENTY-THTIRD street, a leather Parse, containing a small amornt of money, which the owner can recover by describing contents, Audress Mr. Curter, Herald ofiice. Rt SAVINGS BANK BOOK oat. please wend it to Morty Driseo DWAY. Re GOLD BRACELET IN A FIFTH AVENUE omnibus. ‘The owner cab have it by sending description to box 1,308 Post oitice, OUND -ON SUNDAY, JAN. 31, A POCKETBOOK, CON- jlaintag a sum of money aud ‘papers, whieh the’owner can ha e by provin, ty an ray Ing experfnes by apply ing to Wiliam Cazabl doe West Fiddeth strevt, New York LLostegh CAMEO BRACELET, ON MONDAY MORNING, 4 between Twenty-third and Liberty streets. A liberal re: ward will be given by leaving it with W. i, oardman’s otice, Ost.) REWARD-A BLACK AND TAN DOG, 4 weighs 13 poanis, 12 years old. Return to C. B. Ransom, IL West Twonty-ffth treet, J 0St_DRIVER’S. REOEIPR BOOK, COVERED wire Tesder" Brprees Company; No.8 Park es Uwe pant IOKINSON, Gen General Manager. ‘OST—AN OLD. FASHIONED ComnINaTION OR PUZ- ale King, with onyx ston ares T reward will be pald ou its return to Mende, Fitch & Allen, 19 John street. ‘ork. at Benedict & LS. G% SATURDAY, JAN. 30, A BANK BOOK, HO, Te,948 The tinder» wi it please eave it at Metropbiitaa Say ings Bank, ord, ie, hear Seventy-ninth a. L°s O8T.-ON ee PEBROARY 1, IN GOING FROM avenues to 129 Fifth avenue, through Thi ey stree ‘The finder will be suttat rewarded on returning the to 206 Madison aventic, OF 65 Broad street. ‘CLOCK cate AFTERNOON, or on Fifth ave- anake chain B upon leaving the aame at the oftee of the St also wults in fine __ SALES AT AUCTION, jy near SALE OF ory ‘oT. ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, In plots of one or more lote, Will be sold at auction by JAMES M. MILLER, ‘At the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ‘Thia property, which 18 most desirably located, is bounded by the qa, SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD, Eighth avenue, aud Mith and 148th streets, THE SEVENTH AVENUE GRAND BOULEVARD ts 150 feet wide, handsomely inid out, and upon the comple- tion of the proposed improvements will bethe handsomest avenue in the world. It ts proposed to extend the RIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD Hine, and the cars will no doubt soon be running past the property on that avenue. For diagrams and further partieulars apply at the ofice of the auctioneer, 23 Pine street, SALE PEREMPTORY. property is —_ having been in the” Yemiy of the owners for nea BARS. (ADBIAN H. MULLER ‘AUCTIONEER. Auction sale of 64 CENTEAL PARK LOTS. ADRIAN H. MULLNE, P. R, WILKINS & 00. Witt nett MONDAY, Feb At To'clock, At the Exchange Salcsroom, 111 Broadway, SIXTY-FOUR CENTRAL PARK LOTS, compriaing THE ENTIRE BLOCK bounded Bighth and Nint = — eeareat Seventy-firat streets, To be sold in lots, EIGHT specially prominent CENTRAL PARK FRONTS. The ttle of the premises, being, portion of the ARSEN ESTATE. HL. is unex ‘able, and a full abstr qanmerrgrminstet Ge aenunel emanates | oe chasers without charge. ‘Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on bond or sear Stl for ‘Avetio SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. W. M. HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER, WHITEHOUSE & CO., BALESROOMS 3 AND 25 WARREN’ STREET, - i ic sorry FERRUARY 3 1g O'CLOCK A. M., ‘A LARGE AND ATYRACTIVE PACKAGE SALE of SUOTS. SHOES, BROGANS AND BALMORALS, various «i and particularly ad utherm ve Western and city ‘rade — UCTION SALE. UNITRD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, ‘CouLRCTOR's Orlow NINTH Dist UOT, NEW YORK, Nrw York, Jan. sk Notice is hereby given that on the Sth day of a 1989, at 12 M., I will expoze for suie, on the breoalsea, ap pa lie auction, the following dese roperty, viz:—O1 wooden Suill, containing 2% 8 eallons; oue Boiler. of 40 power; one’ Mash Tub, containing 2,93 galion: menting Tubs Nos, L anit 2, 6728 anions, Sand Nos. 3.and 4, 6,287 e ch j two begrebag, “m isterna, one of ry galions and one of 1, forms and Worm Tubs and all other Propet Seig upon soid premises, known as the Registered ne ry ‘Thomas Butler, and 128 East Forty first street, ew ork clty, distraiped by me for non- payment of tax and assesaments duc the United States, with ciyaeesramianimanier prose oe RY WOOD, eulng © Jollector Ninth istrict, 1 New York, b STATES INTERNAL RE- venue Collec inth District New York, New th Vea th is hereby given that on the TuAry, 1369, ut 12 M., I will expose for aale, on ‘at publle auction the “following described. Pro- e Still of two chambers, each containing 910 ‘one Tubular Boiler of about forty horse power j two Mash Tabs. exch 2.603 ealloas; twelce Fermenting Tubs, "Nos. 1106, 4777 gations: and Now. to 12, 2160 gallons euch; two Revetring Ciatorse’ one of 1500 galibea and one of nb Ions; also Worms and Worm Tubs and ni the Property fotind tered Distillery No. 7, “in Fitty-sixt. s-reet, near Seventh avenue, New York , distrained by me for non-payment of tax ‘and assess- monte due the Unite States, with expenses, of wale and col- lection. Woon, Acting Collector Ninth disttist New York. S gallons; also UCTION_ SALE ONtT! York, Janua’ 4th day of Fel the premist APSTON ‘AT LES3_ THAN AUCTION tices. Great bargains at JOHN FISHER'S new and desont hand Carpet, Purniture and Bedding Baraar, Rowers, between Rivinston and Stanton streets, middle of the block, Fnenitare, Bedting, Carpe's, Otte tothe, Matting, Window ‘Shader, Hangings, Clocks and Looking Giaaies! aise e fair price given Yor the same or taken is exchange. Cut this out and nots thenaine and number, LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL «this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1g o'clock precisely, ail the elegant Household Furniture, at the private residence 19 West Highith stroet, between Fifth and Sixth arenung consisting of Brussels ant tazrain Carpets, Cortatas, ma; cent rosewood ji< octave Pianoforte (city made), St Cover, two Parlor Suits, covered with satin, brocatel, ard hatreloth, Tabtes, Bingeres, Mirrore Clocks, Broizes Vaves, Oi ‘paintings,” Besmondn, Bureaus, Washstands, Comniodes, Wardrobes, Turkish (Chairs, Lounges, Sofas, Rockers, ookcare, Sideboard. Rxtenaiin ‘Tablet, Chinas Sliver Ware, Tavle Cutlery, and other articles too ous to mention. Catalogue ready at house. Sale post- Deposit taken ACTION NotIcE: -POSITIVE _AXD UNRESERVED sale of maguilicent Household Furniture, valuable rose- wood seven octave Pianoforte, Carpets, &e., contained in the Iarce dwelling 198 Nineteonth'street, near Fourth avenue and Place, 9 HALRY, Auctioneer, thie da commencing at 104 o'clock, procitety. attendance of rs, as the furoiture was new jast Consisting’ of derant Parlor Puraiture, ig satin, brocatel Centre Tables, ds.; elegant Bedroom ‘to. also “Dining Room Fnenitures perfect order. Pull particulars in Forniture, in walnu Tabie Ware, &c., all catalogues. AvctIos SALE.—J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER. puinepitonst Household Furniture, bepicns rawing Room 4, nrniture, Paintings, Bronses, rnished lees than Fix month at a cost of $15,000. On tale day (Wednesdiy), at the elegant brown stone manston, (teenth street. between Fifty and Sixth avenues, Superb D srg How Su, covered groe crimson ra ait Nd brocatel : fanoforie. ‘ncolgnures, “abies Mera neteria Cabinets, eet Medaiion ‘a Lie tinge se nent artists, Bi se Olocks State ary, Mire Curtains; Shades, and watua Tat ae. Bedsteads; Hair, Te ane ng ana a the Cy ve reward by leavl wing heat the otfce of French's Hotel OST—ON HENRY STREET, BROOKLYN, SATURDAY ‘case Wateh, anchor, LS DI ROSSES STREET FERRY BOAT COL- den, Tuesday, about 4 ofc! @ Package containing two plana of ca works, The finder will be suitably rewarded by 5 ing them at office of American Natural Oil Company, No. Throndway, ‘ O§$T-ON MONDAY, UA A DIAMOND Pin, single stone, athe anger wil, be Aaitably rewarded iy reurhing the same to G. Meardaley, corner of Broadway and Thirty-seventh street. J O8F OR STOLEN—PARS BOOK NO. 90,108 OF THE Citizens’ Savings Bank. All persons are cautioned zainat purchaning oF negotiating the kame. “Applt be made to the bank for a new hook on the 240 ruary, I BRIDUE? CLiMe NS, Deposttor, REWARDS. $5 REWARD... LOST, +) about 3 ojcluck P. Maa small Dog, baaly ent, anaveriog 10 the name of Humpty. ‘ourth street, $5 REWARD. LOST, ; FERRY TARY 1, oN Nowark, o mink far o toa tt ca tr ‘ippet. Pala by Geo. LOST, IN BT. NICHODAS ok containing § certlieat stock of 1.000 shares exc! Mi, to M, F. Moric’ rise, ‘on whieh payment has been pod, Tie above reward is of ered for the reture of Pocketbook and contents vo offices of the St. Nicholas Hotel, and no queations aske |, OF Wibl BE PAID FoR ON PIECE TU RKisnt Coin and one plea of Japanese Coin, both gold, lowk ae days since, TAYLOR & ail street, 850 ho. 401. F RETURN , S Cooper, REWARD WILL Bi Hi Of a gold open faced Duptex Waich:; a mont! HPPA & 00, 850 Broadway. _ $1. 000 REWARD FOR ANY PRIVATE DISRASK ra Oe EVANS’ guaranteed remedies (ait to cure. Dr. ie oe, prtce. bb. Chatham stroety ‘New| ee eae ETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 6 BROADWAY. THIS ‘old established agency refers th the mercantile comma. nity cid att to their experience, facilities snd stan iiag, Caution—We have no branches In Wile city. __EXPRESSES, BYNARD'S “FURSITU RE PRY ANT siruets near Biawcker atrees. B8 ator oF with ra ma holatway. Furalinre packed, hyp pes, 0 or moved in elty or evuuiry at ehore notice ‘sa 4 feasonnote rates. 4G, BURNTAN'S FURNITURE AND BA’ s, Exprons 118 Wea Kiovunth street eas Sixt Furniture farnilien moved, ory or ¢ ed, abippod, stored. Mondy wivance: +8 a ay R. ry. Puruiture peak | aa pS Mattresses, Extension Tabl: board, as Ware, Live: Ware, Table C Ching Ware, Linen, Wasement ahd Kitchen Furpiture. N. B.—Tarties wis Sttend thle sale taco {is venus tages or Wrath ovenen cars. “ASSIGNEES SALE._OABINET FURNITURE. By orter of W. Boras .. Assignee. Fel 11 o'clock, at 113 Rt nt wi and Parior, Hovewood, Back seman af Mahogany Parior, BARGAIN FOR CASH. DOUBLE F PARLOR oF pe fa. wainc l, cost fe foe an Tables fol ‘walnut ed on aireet ti RNEST B airy am . COLTON, AUCTIONFER.LARGE SALE OF Brow and second hand Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, Ott ‘Carpeta, Oft- ath China and, Glassware, Crimea, February. me Tag o'clock, atYat Bronaway, oF ork HOt a very large and general eed pd second tone Porn’ sure, the wccuss ulation of the last three weeks. All kinds ot Yarior, Dining Bedroom and Basement Goods, Carpets, Mirrors, &c. wo morrow. Y HENRY H, LERDS & MINER. HENRY kh. LUBE! Anotiont bey be ke yy es ‘y] saturday, ebenary 6 6, at 101g o'clock, HERON HOCSENOLD FURNITURE, being the entire rn tS an uptown mansion, removed for eonvenience of sale, Full particalars hereafter. SALES AP AUCTION, A! \OTIONEER.. VALUABLE PROPERTY BROAD, NEW, BEACH RAST TWENTY-TIIRD STREETS, COUNTRY SBAT ISLIP, LONG ISLAND. All . will sell ab suction, em Tuesday, ul ‘komt Prin lai, Now Yor, by orter of cad Zot on Broat stn abject to a lease whicn expires Muy 1, ae at $7,000 per OUEACH STREFT—No, 11, northwest corner of 8t. fobene ith two story, attic aud basement brick Dwelliny ut 65 feet; lot 2x80, Possession on delivery 0} EAST TWENTY.THIRD STREET.—tho frat, class four nagani Lot, new No. 120 (old, Dx) Leet; lot 25x98.9, Pe ant Country Seat, with ahout dines, with two small stores: Pitty per cent of the rtage for three ZET. and connecting pipe, with Tom ator ris a Pailin, being ed 85.10 indepth brown stone high sto) ONG ISLAND—Fle; 15 acres ‘and handsome outbui) attached; also about 51 acres nenr by. purchase money can sank on bond aad mor PH W. Winer in meee | Rook Maps and fal! particninrs at aucttoneer's oftce, No. 8 Pine street, or ROBERT T, MUEKS, 80 Cedar street, ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. sale of desirable business Property on Broad- way, Crosby, New, Broad, Canal and Liborty streets, and E. H. LUDLOW & CO: will sell at auction on Sages La clock, at the the Exehat Salesroom, 11 n by order of of the executors of y Christina a. nae ee and Pa th to Crosby street, wr oct front, site fost roar Re tet coe Sndtle sear Grseneine For full particulars and Book maps, which are how ready, apply to the auctioneer, No, 8 Pine streot rORRIS WILKINS, AUOTIONEER. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD Ft FURNITURE AT AUCTION. will sell at suction on Thursday, E. H. LUDLOW & CO. Feb. 4, 18, at 1 o'clock, at the private residence 127 tre Tables, rosewoo: Clocks, Mantel Mar: Hall Stand and Chai Bolsters and Plows, ere ani sels Carpets, Otictot Ace WILKIN: PERE! sAn ‘OF VALUABLE Lili h tt ON INT STRET, CORNER OF AVENUE © AND THI |. LUDL ral soll at anction ia ei Feb. nh, a itocine, at the Sxchanze ‘OP AVENUE © AND and cs eiullaae, with five sto: tiers, St oon Suattings der” Plot SI feet inches’ on avenue Cand Possession on delivery of the deed, Fifty per cent of the purchase money can reraain on bond ‘Maps, &c., at the auctioneers oflice, N feet on Thirteenth street. pee LEVY, auorioy A Sne collection of Ol Patotiny Salesroom, 80 Nassau At 10'¢ o'clock. AWNBROKER'S SALE—THIS.DAY, BY JOUN MORTI- ER, 15 East Broadway, of 400 lots Men’: 's and Women’s Gates, Bedding and inet — By order of Pi Freel, 67;Grand etreet, Wi YICHARD WALTE AUCTIONRSS Aes GOLD tehes Dress and Shaw!. ae ‘city? Menke teal SALE.—CLOTHING, 40.—RICHARD WaL- joneer, will nell 1 fast Brod peneral hasortimeat of ne Cloths, Cardigan Jack- oi relook, ‘at 37 East Broadway, Sogn hg may By oe JOHN KELLY, late Sheriff. Joun T. Comminas, » for Deputy. GuERIFES sal og RIC! vee 1D WALT! will sel! on Wednesds Broadway, the entire furnishing store, consisting of Ran large and Heates . barlor na i Store ‘Stoves sais’ ee. tock of Sos Metal Ware, Gullery and fine , Plated modern styles. ROKERY GAMBLE, Deputy. HOMAS GAFFNEY £ CO, AUOTIONEERS— OFFICE &B Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the ay fee and No.9 Murray street, near Broad TILLIAM ABBOTT, sporoeaas Office Vox ofclock, acon Cr eon at 1! ofclock, at 37 East i OF = eae nee nese SS AMES O'BRIEN, Shortt vateetnof the lager boee selis on Thursday, at Coat Gresaerien. street; fine Counters, -aiture, Ac. saloon and liquor store at 3 Bagatelle ‘M. WITTERS, se ee THIS Baw 454 Cana! strect, all the genteel Parlor, LLTAM ADROTT, AUCTIONERR, OFFICE N Ho, f ast at UL A. ‘Ma, of the old entabisued ig Liquor Store os the mrtheast cornet'of avenue C and Ninth street, consisting Lease, License, ome ruse Dy top Counters, copper lined; shes Cask, Retriserator, Gas Fixtures, Bourbon and other Wh! we i How sg Morigngee. "MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ACQUIN, FROM PARIS, LANDSCAPE DESIGNER ‘Den as planted and sown to order; bes® renth atreet, near Sixth Mob ppurae i, LUMBER. The combination of these ye branches within one establish- ment enables us to serve customers at a considerable percent- Carpenters and to immed! Hi’ bo DUNBAR si cO.. 604 West Twenty-eighth street, ‘ANTED—PARTIES WITH case {Past Frosty My CAPITAL | To, = (al eign de os ABD — MEDICAL. goer n. Sg gt) MEMBER hay 9 ilies 20 Contre consulted ae eos on oe street, vear Chambers, » Ni. B.—No feo wal: PHYSICIAN. —DR AND. MADAME GAIN tog Fall to fi adios Teaulring apes poet nai jomyrmiyer cuir Pfadiee about 13 be contiaed No.6 Amity place, near Amity street. SURE = ‘FOR LADIES IN TROUBL! ine.—Dr. and Madame ©0., Av CTIONEERS, <WILt, SBLL y and B CAMPBELL & thin day, at 735 Sixth’ avenne, wi a One lot, to close hawt at U1 ofeloe Furniture entire of that drat clase Con: fant, with two years’ valuable Li suitable for any busin chance, Sale poutliee rain o ons NRORGE COOK, AUCTIONS F hold Furniture, Bookeases, Des! &o,, tints day, at 11 o'eloek, at Wt Liver GENTEED “HOUSE. Glassware, Cutlery, ANDWARE—JOSRPH HPOENAN, &, 00. THURS. H Fem, 4 at 10M A. Lafayette avenue, near Fuito Hares aid f ‘nose f miahing Gobde: @ pod asmortment of Bu Frumvers? toca; Tin, Wood and Willow Ware, ae. BOGART, AUCTI NEER. at 10% 0% » Avciion Room No.t North William street, 1 tahoxany, Sofas, Tetea-tovemy Lounges, ‘M4 Wasbstancs, now Cribi itera, Bedatends, Bove and and Bedding, ngravings, lot Cloth. tng, Watebes, Cio tikes Also, Hingis irate Pomp, uct. hs three RY 3, No, V North William wre, Qowsisting of & large agsortinent Dining’ Room ond Kitchen Poruituee, Sy in el personal attention to «ates of Hourehotd nenbcure wt the Foxtel fi lining housekeeping of at the naction rons. “ioturas made Whe come day ae quired, Cas advances mado, BOGART, AUCKONE ‘This day, Fenruny 8, ction rooms No, 1 North Wit! Naahatant, Exten- hk, Bedetonds Alen, CHARLES A, CLARK, Marshal, a tnd Beddiny, £e. FURMAN, ATOTIONFY'R, 195 wri STREET, Pin wAVADES aah on Floneh Neronam esles of Furntiura nt rear aces. ‘or without medieton, of Miawifery ; over 30 ve: penien pm Fu, No. 1 pelos PR ‘or No. pe Sted se Scher ollce, No. T Bast Fivty-se ay and it arngziat'y hak ton, — Ail 01 Py ‘fret door from Fifth aven A aa or sent by mail. MME. VAN PUSKIRK, Bog ed AND MID ‘cures the worst cases o€ female complaints with ee are Mg 2 oye 8 CURED IMMEDIA’ ‘Oflicg and consnitations strictly iN, wT Bleeck er street. ‘A BEESSING To LADIRS,—-A LADY WRITES row ‘emale Pills relieved me in 4 siavenienee, fine magic. Price 85, otice i8y Li Barty aurea or sent Uy mals 7 MAURICEAD, M. D., PROFESSOR oF DISEASES ractics, at iz) Lape Re ‘women, thirty years frown wusorer cause, Wit ized. cortal tiel to lad sreseesees Yen pire Wine Nao Ragen! ai Tro ILE—BY DR, LIB Chath safe and maistare, $5; conhdeasial circular Hirst post; Gr, OAR SRR ae zuiabien him to wartaat & caro ia ll Cauen, OF nO cha YENTLEMEN be bd gs Exty atm AND _CONFE: X dential medical treatment econ © Co Aci quaranieeds € Oniloe private. a. EVANS PILLS AND DROP: ae UT POR, + whore he i eae for private dil BACH, FEMALE PHYS! Parks Kone Wlowcker mireei.-A cactaga cure [oe inate {ot tneteutan,