The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1870, Page 7

: ; : A TUB PESEE ISEANDS, Progress of the Annexation Idea.at the Antipodes, ante French, British and German. Interests—Re- sources and Value of the Territory— “Heading Off’ American Inter- ests—Cotton Lands end @ Coaling Station. By the Australian mall through Europe we have our files from Auckland and Wellington, New Zea- land, dated to the middie of'November, 1869. The journais give muon space and attention to vhe sub- Ject of the future government and rule of the Fejee Islands, suowing forth the anxiety which 1s evinced by the great European Powers to obtain a secure foothold in the antipocal territory and thus “head off” the American advance and tutorcommu- nton tn that direction from California and vice versa. ‘TEE FEJEES—THEIR RESOUROES AND PROSPECTS. [From the Ovago (N. %.) Times, Oct. 20.) ‘The following extracts from a letter received by & gentleman in Dunedin, trom a friend tn the Fejees, Wave been handed to us (the writer says) for publica- tion, — The Melbourne company at sre suave ny their land at Suva and MS dhe nel the rf Datives have given quiet ny pon as far as i can leara, everything seems going ov well, Mr, Sooke, the manager, 1 1p the country, and has been ‘40. Suva and the lower Baws, but not yet up the Plnuiers respbcting a sugar ail atordy.. They aise ry r a Vv also talk of ‘maki @ Toad from Suva to Rewa town, that ts, about tweuwy miles pyuy Bee pelon, me. If cs do all this and organize some of geiting a regular a sap) My oF foreign, Tabor, eles, ‘and this. part ba rapid ape and the Beas nll prove a atormicabis rivat to Levuka for the ocean-going vessels. But considerable num- people have lately come here, and it 1s sald a enue many mofe are on the wing from Melboarne, it Richa le come beiore proper preparations are the matier of survey and labor— im amas especialiy—it will be bad for them, and cause, I Tear, & reaction against Fejee. ‘There are a great many here already who are with- out labor, and they know how helpless the waut Makes them. As to this labor question, small ves- gels are still gong and coming add bring back with them fiity or sixty men at a ume. ‘These men are engaged for three years. Wages run vow at four inds @ year and ue passage money five ponnas, With an engagement to send them back again a! expiration of their agreement. ‘These Rerebyenicees: are made before and by the Consui. So we hope the mad project of stopping the supply entirely has been abandoned. thew ‘are heathens and canoi- bals when they arrive, ive us & good deal of trouble to get them into habits of regular work at fire. At Ul — of three years tuey go back with these habits and the knowledge tucy bave gained, which cannot but do a8 much good as years oi prpeen lo elfecting some degree of civilization jem. ine pose here is a dead lotter, and, for my wa part, I hope it will continue go. J have littie hoe Ol doing anything with the natives. They are of tie wrong kind, and I look to the French as the Sature provable owners ES A petition from the Germans here to the North German government, ets oes to take possession, has been extensively Big Another bas just gone to tue Haglish gov- eriment. The white Population and interests wil goon claim some adequate protection. If we could throw off our allegiance, and fignt our own batties, we might hope by policy to hold our own; but whe declining to protect us our respective governments Would soon in’erlere if we presumed to try to pro- tect ourselves. However, be the present, lam glad to say all is peace, and we have no need of protec- tion by force at this moment; but, witn the number of white settlers coming in, I fear this cannot last. The natural tear it wil excite among the natives that they are going to be outnumberea will of itself, in their ignorance, be likely to excite feelings of hostility. NATIVE MEMORIAL TO GREAT BRITAIN—ANNEXATION O# AN ENGLISH PROTECTORATE—WHAT QUEEN VIC- TORIA WOULD Gal Subjoined will be found a copy of the memorial addressed to the British Secretary of State for the Colonies, by the inhabitants or Feyee, towards the close of 1869, praying either for annexation to Great Bnitain or tor the establishment of a protectorate. Annexed to it is a copy of the document, in which the memorialists set forth the reasons which should >perate with the imperial government to comply arith the prayer of thelr petition:— MEMORIAL, To the Right Honorable the Karl GRANVILLE, ber Majesty’s Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs: — The memorial of the undersigned, native aud foreign residents of Viti, huinbly showeth— ‘That ata pubhe meecing Weld at Levuka, Ovalau, Viui, on the 14th June instant, to consider the expe- qiency of memorializing the American or sume other’ government, with the object of inducing it to take this group of islands under 13 protecuoa dl flag, it was proposed and carried by @ large and most influential majority. “That the present condi- tion of Viti renders 1 1mperative upon this. commu- nity, essentially British, to at once memorialize, in conjunction with the dominant chiefs of Vitl, the British government, with the object of obtaining for this.group of islands cither annexauon to Great Britam or the adjacent colonies, or the. establisn- ment of a protectorate flag and interest, but par- sicularly annexation to the Australian colonies, to which, by their geographical position and undoubted future importance, they appear destined to be anited.”, it ‘please your Lordship, therefore, to Jay be- fore her Majesty’s government the accompanying document, which your Lordship’s memorialists trust ‘will move it to an altentive consideration of this second invitation to add Viti to other British depen- dencies in Australasia. And your Lordship’s memorialists, as in duty bound, will ever pray, &c. CAUSES AND PROFITS OF THE MOVEMENT, The memorialists humbly -sbow. that 1n the year 7 the cession of the vith Islands to Great Britain a8 proposed and offered by the united’ chiefs and iandowners ar Nit, and Colonel Smythe was com- missioned by his Grace the Duke of Newcastle to proceed hither and report upon the eapabuities of the group, and the expediency of her Majesty's gov- ernment accepting the offer, The principal reasons at that timo urged for ac- cepting the sovereignty of tu Itt were: First—That the group woul good station for mall steamers ranving between Panama fina'oua Sydney. ‘Second. they would olfer a supply of cotton, And in conjunction with the first reason that their position was important to the national power and security in the Pacific ocean, ‘The result of the commission appeared to estan- lish the impolicy of annexing tne isiauds. Firet—Viti lies about 1,200 mites north of Auckland, New Zealand, and about 1,94) miles northeast of Sydney, or, in ther words, within slx daye' pasaage from the first aiid nine 8’ 0 fast naine: , stigner ot te prevent day siting Rand of Viti Lava possestes an ares of nearly ,000 8q) saeeens being nearly as large as Jamaica. Jt is Superior to that island in possessing good harbors and anchorages round its coasts, and many rivers, one of which fs navigable for more fifty miles from {ts mouth. ‘To offer ‘auother comparison, it is six times as large us Sauri- Mira Th peers island in size is Vanua Leva, with ares of neariy 5001 aquare miles ‘The island also enjoys the advantages of good harbors. an Aig island fs Taviuni, of an area of about jth Lastly, ihe Island of Kandayn, of an area of about 120 square iy ae ‘There are mauy other fine islands, as will be seen by # reference to the accompanying chart; but jugs named are the most important, Szth-On ee South olde of Seadavu ites Galoa Bay, one Gi ‘ne finest narpors in the.group. ed by Lien. fonant Creek, of her Majest ip Bak, in'laioe in asticipn: tion of ite future fmportance. Tnis harbor would form the best station for the line of mail steamers which, on the com- letion of the Central Facite Rallway, 1s to run ‘between San Francisco aud. Sydney. These rapid mail vessels need not ‘enter the group, nor run any unusnal risks Jn navigation, A good tight estabisued npon the south side of Ougoa talaud ani ‘would be necessary on! the course to Goloa thence, as shown by the char 1s c.¢ar and open. ‘Seventh—The distance from Sydney to San Francisco, via Viti, is abouy 6,620 ‘nilles, of. 1,00 nallen lesa than the lately collapsed Hine via Panama, From Auckland ani intercolonial Steamer wili convey the mails to and from New Zealand. Being in the direc. Jine of route between San Francisco and Syd rite Mined reason to believe qmo superior attraction or. Caen 4 security beib, epjoyed by the nelghboring ads) that Viti-will ibe chosen as the entrepol, ore particuidz.y a8 there already oxists here.a settlementof Briusti subjcots and a valuable and increasing trailic with the colo- nies. In Viti rumors have already been heard of annexation by other Powers than Britain, and boih Natives and settlers, mutually tired of the present state of things, are prepared (0 accept the protection of almost any one of the great Powers that will interest itself for their welfare. In 1859 the question asked by the government of Colonel Stuythe was, “Whether or not Viti ought to be addad to the numeroug colonial possessions of Great Britain trom the same motives of ordinary expedi- ency which direct the general national policy?” The reply, a stated in the preface, was in the negative. Opara, now in the possession of. the French, was recommentied 28 a coaitng station. Tae quanuty of colton grown at Viti was cousklered un- likely to exceed insignificance and, finally, tt was concluded any civilized Power that might make itself responsible for the government of Viti must be pre- pared to incur a large and immediate expenditure, ‘With the possibility before long of finding itsell m- Yolyed in native Wurs, and possibly disputes with other civilized Powers, Since the dace of that decision what has occurred ? History ry has vepeated itseif, A British population 13 ateadily pouring into the group, and now aumbers 2,000 souls, Since the year 1803 these fsilunds have exported produce io the valueof £206,603 sterling, of which sum £105,600 sterling have been derived from coton alone—cotton cultivated under great diniculties, @ want of knowledge, labor, capital nad law. So excellent 1s the quality of Vitt cot- ou that the best varieties uave found a reat ors, giving entrenvrer to # large body of colo- He seamen. ree tue abu trendy actions at wilt pd cha che @ igiands (and their vODulBIereS caked into exaenee he hy colonial euterprise) shouid sane 596, nip yey intended by nature, ‘finding sell involved in a nave wat 8 38 @t MOST & remote contingency, and so: far trom accepting the late dis- Lressing oe at New Zealand a# an argumen: in ry ir Of the poassivility, British subjects and others vit, relying. upon the (pnt gained by the Grane ia that colony 18 imelined to shink her ’@ government would be able to of. similar being an- nexed by America or Francs, Jor in the event of war with either of those Powers in possession of Vit! the British colomial.trade in the Soutn Paciiic would be restricted or rummed until the group was taken possession of by our Australian equadron. it t# un- necessary to add arguments-based upon tue national honor or pride of British settlers, but it may. be per- tuiMed, in the words of Admiral Washi wo state this fact~Angiand has valuable sions on either side of the Pacific, as at Vancouver, British Columbia and Austratia, Dut not a rock in the 7,000 ties of ocean that separates them—no island on whicu to place a coaling station aud where we couid find Iresn supplies.” - And it may hereafter be Yound very iconvenient that England should be saut out trom any station in the Pacific, and that ap enemy should have possession of ‘Tongatabu, where there 6 @ rr harbor Withia afew hundred miles of the tr of.our homeward bound jo ships from sydney and Meivourne. Neither forts nor bat: teries would be necessary to hold the ground; a single Cruising ship would guiiice for all the wants of the isignds; coral reefs and .be learty good will Of the natives would do the rest. An accompany tng Chart will explain to your Lord- ship the present possessions of the settiers. or as of them as have been registered at ler Maj- esty’s Consulate; but many tracts of land are now being offered to ‘pricisn suojects by Dative chiefs, who are awake to the advantages of having white setulers near them, not only Jor the sake of their trade, but aiso tor tue protection they afford from foreign aggression: INTERNAL REVENUE RiTURNS. Below will be found the returns made by the dif- ferent companies mentioned for the month of De- cember. ‘This report has been somewhat delayed by the fact that in some tustances returns were not made withm the time prescribed by law, aud in some instances no return whatevér has been made, ‘The collectors intend hereafter to enforce the law in regard to making returns vo thé letter, and those who are behind hand wil! be compelied to pay the penal RAILROADS. Gross Receipts, 107 Second Avenue Railroad ‘Lhird Avenue Rattroad . Sixth Avenue Railroad..... . Seventh Aven .¢ Ratlroad (two lings). Eighta Avenue Kauroad Ninth Avenue Railroad. y any . PN. and £. R. and Tenth Avenue Kail road Company Forty second Street and Grand Street ‘Hail: roa D. D., E, B.'and Battery itutiroad.; Erie Raiiroad. New York and Hariein Railroad, New York 20a New Haven Raiiroad 115,604 Tiudson River Ratiroad. 223,226 Avenue U Railroad. , 5,000 ‘Totals Broadway and Eighth street stages. Lexington avenue stages. Ninth avenue and Twenty-third street stages. Broadway and Second street stages. Filth avenue stages. Madison avenue stages: manhattanvile stages. Dodd’s Express..... Pavonia ferry. Graad street T Navy Yard Ferry Company. Total... ee +++ $69,491 HARLEM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Peck slip and Harlem, cases $5,695 Gas COMPANIES. ° Cubic Feet. Metropolitan Gaslight Company. + 16,140,746 Harlem diaslignt Company..... + 13,795,240 Manhattan Gastight Company. New York Gas Company. Total. oo 004243, 603,163 Gross baer AMUSEMENTS, Fifth Avenue theatre. Bootn’s Bryant’s.... Herrmann (Academy): ‘Tammany. s Carait Giant (Apollo idail), Wood’s Museum.... Grand Opera House. Waverley.. Tony Pastors. Nivlo’s..... Stadt theatre. Theatro Comique. San Francisco Minstrels. Bowery.... Total. ++ 40$256,100 REAL ESTATE MATTERS, ‘The real estate market opens with but little anima- tion, and, especialy with respect to auction sales, transactions ore very light, The total of these sales during the weok was only $215,725, comprising mostly belek toy in this city, wita peda four lots unimproved, cast of First avenue, on Forty- elahth and Forty-ninth streets, Inthe expected activity of the market 18 not re- garded as serious, and the hopeful antictpations to which we before referred as entertained respectin; the early future of the market are sviil indulged th and their realization looked forward to with un- auninished confidence. ‘The present condition of the market is sunply reflective of this expectant feeling andis otherwise Witnout feature. ‘The Doren & Read sugar house property, at Yorf- kers, bas been purchased by Jaco» Read for $40,000, ‘Three brick houses, at Newburg, have been sold by Mr. &. C. Lush for $24,000. NY MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marriea. DUNHAM—GILL.—On Wednesday evening, January ay at the residence ot the bride’s fatuer, by the Kev. L, Agnew, wpetOr of Westminster chnren, He RY R, DUNHAM, Ji New York, to Miss Many A., eldest daughter ie nan x William H. Gill, United States Army, commanding officer Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa, GARDNER—MILLER.—At Stamford, Conn, on Thursday, January 13, by the Rey. Dr. Lathrop, Daxinr P, GaRDNaR..of New Yark, to May, daugh- [es setn Miller, Esq., of the former place. No cards, HvuxtT—Trompson.—On Thursday, January 20, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. J. P, Thompson, D. D., SAMUEL VU. HUNT, of San Francisco, to Mary 0., daughter of Dr. Thompson. No cards. MARKSTONE—HARRIS.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, January 23, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Leventhal, Mr. H. D, MARKSTONE, of ‘Troy, to Miss &. HARRIS, of Brooklyn. No cards. Troy and Buffalo (N. Y.) and Richmond (Va.) papers please copy. ‘The delay, however, Died. Cu —On Saturday, January e CATHARINE, relict of ©. George Claus, aged 65 years and 2 moaths. ‘The iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 43 Hester street, near Kasex, this (Monday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. The re- pease be taxea to Greenwood Cemetery for in Enza, widow ¢f-Richard Corkadeil. ‘The relataves ana friends | are respeetiatly invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) alternoon.at one o’clock, srom the residence of her »rosner, Wiliam Stuart, 158 Second avenue, CouGAN.-On Saturday, January 22, Mary Cous GAN, in the 62d year of her age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. CouKSDELL.—On Thursday eventig, January 20, ( 17 Tenth street, Brookiyn, E. D., this (Monday) alter: HOOT At two o'clock. DENiSTON.—On daturday, January 22, CynTi1a Deniston, in the 86th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the First Presbyterian church, West Hoboken, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, on Frauclseo, Albany and Pen Yan papers please URNIN.—On Sature Januar, PETER DuR- NIN, in the 23d year oi oe so feat ‘The funeral will take Bia ice jrom his late restdeace, 194 Third avenue. this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends of the family, and ofJus brother Eugene, are invited to attend, DuRNING.—In "Brooklyn, -on Sunday, January 23, at the residence of ner daughter, Mrs. .Catnarine Thompson, 107 Sackett street, Mra. CATHARINE DUR- WING, In the 84th year of her age. ante remains will be taken to Newark, on Tues- jay morning, for interment. SSrnoxp—on Saturday morning, January 22, Rey. Notice a funeral "Roe a mort n, on turaay, J january 22, Davin Evan: year of his ae, ‘counsellor at law, in the 63th caries’ D. De Evan Ate renpecdiy Tu iton'te a “to atten the funeral, from Hewes street, near Bedford at a, ., on Tuesday efernoon, at one o'eloa TZGRRALD.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Januar: 22, JOuN Hradeaacb, aged ab years, i . ‘The relatives, 1 4 fully invited to. hf an nOAY) tes noon, ai ao 9 Tat 7 vai Be iaahy a ant vary 20, Bie Hing eat zp tbon, and of the late James ‘Orconnor, j» OF Hag ae Roscommon, gh, trela of ther sont eii0ok at St. ght "8 machen. ra a eta Tequi ved dtoattend the Aunera Trou her ei en No? ee street, this (Mon- mormmng, at eight bln pavrre Leite GUBNEY.— In. Kk a, on Sunday, Jannary 23, of consumption, ee tiie oth year of ‘hi wilt take place pon his late resiaonce, No. 25 Jonson street harpee one o’cloc! ts 2: TERRY, RERUN Be .CKES.—On Sunday, January 23, ANDREW, son. of simon and Gette Hacks, aged 2 years and 4 months. The relatives and iriends of the, fi reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on on Tues morn- ing at nine o'clock, from the Fealdenico of the rents, East Sixtieth eee a HARDENBERG.—On Satur nuary 22, at nis residence in this oity, Nor sastes puoTs HARDENBERG, D, D., 1n the 70th year of his The funeral services will be held in the rmed Dutch chareh, West Twenty-third strect (Rev, H. D, Ganse’s), on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock noon. The clergy of the city, tie relatives and friends of the family, and those of his gons-in-law, Loring An- drews and William A, Budd, are invited to attend without further notice. HEDENBERG.—On Su 4 Agr every a ten minutes past uwelve Grelock, MAnGAR \ED- Na ehh of John C, Hedenberg, in the Tlat year Relatives and friends are respectfally invited attend the funeral services, at the po Pee son-m-law, D, Herbert, 215 Kast Sorty-agtth on Tuesday afternoon. ' The remains will be Newark, N. J., on Wednesday morning. New Orleans and Chici please OP Hegbey.—On Friday morning, January 21, MARY ELLEN, youngest child of L. A. and Mary? E, Heeley, in the Sth year of her ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 655 Greenwich street, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. HILLIARD.—On Sunday evening, January 23, sud- denly, of pneumonia, WILLIAM PENNINGTON Hie LIARD, in the 54th year of his age. Notice of the funeral Hereafter. HINMAN.—On Saturagy morning, January 22, FAN- NIE F. HINMAN, only daughter of Ollver B. and Maria L. Hinman, aged 10 months and 15 days. 4 Howan».—On Sunday, January 22, at the rest dence of her parents, 311 West Thiriy-third street, peers Bt daughter of Henry and Jane Hows years, 1 mouth and 17 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. JAMES.—On Sunday, January 23, at his parnees. residence, JULIAN, en of eens P, and Julia L. James, in the 26th year family are respect- of ner piresk, ‘The relatives and friends of f the fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedn morning, gt nine o’clock, from No. 400 Fifth avenue. ‘The ia iS Will be taken to Cold Spring for luter- ment, KELLY.—On Saturday, January 22, at.the residence of her brother-in-law, corner of Nostrand avenue and Hopkins street, Brookiyn, of consumption, MARGARET KELLY, aged 21 years, late of the city of Waterford, Ireiand. Waterford and Dubita papers please copy. KryYes.—On Saturday moming, Peta 1 fae A., wife of James F, Keyes only daughter of David Babcock, Esq., in 21st year of Dera age. ‘The triends of the aunty sens also those of her are eck father-in-iaw, Christopher Esq, resp fuly myitea to attend the pear irom Fie Arta street Presbyterian church, between Lexiagton and ‘Third avs., this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Leauy.—On Sunday, January 23, Joun B. Leauy, M. D., aged 27 years, ‘The relatives and friends are respect(ully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of luis brother-in-law, James Mulcahy, 87 Madison street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Limerick, Ireiand, papers please copy. nddenly, on Sunday, January 23, MARIA n Mayee, aged 56 years. MAc Pp. wile of W ‘rhe 3 of the amily, also the members of Tecum: ge, No, 457, F. aud A. M., ace respect. fally in to attend the funeral, from her late ie residence, 10th street, between Second and Third avenues, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock. MONTEROSSI.—At Basseterre, Guadeloupe, West Tudies, on Monday, December’ 20, 1569, of yellow fever, afcer an illness of flye days, J, A. J. MoNTE- Koss], aged 44 years. ‘This mournfal notice to his many friends by his bereaved widow. Paris and Amsterdam papers please copy. McCormack. —At Madison, N, J., on Supday moru- ing, eenaty, 23, Maria, Wie of Wililam G. McCor- mack, ‘fhe funeral services will be held at her late resi- deuce, on Tuesday aiternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be mterred in Greenwood Cemetery. Carriages will be in waiting at the foot of Barclay stot ae the arrival of the 10:85 train on Wednesday moral McNab.—On Sunday morning, January 23, VALE: ue Hayvock, wife of Jonn G. McNab, in her 36th yetne friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, on ‘tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the Church of the Redeemer, Fourth avenue, corner of Eighty-second sireet, Paron.—At Canandaigua, N. Y¥,, on Friday even- ing, January 21, Jawes Paton, formerly of this elty, in Lhe 69th year of his age. ane funexal will take piace on Tuesday at Canan- gua, PLACIDE.—At Babylon, L. I., on Sunday morning, January 23, Mr. HENRY PLACIDE, late Of this city. Notice of funeral hereafter. Porrer.—On Saturday, January 22, CaRo.iys, wife of Thomas Porter, aged 61 years. Relatives and triends of the family are respeot- Tally invited to attend the funeral, from her late res- idence in Morpeth avenue, near Bushwick avenue, ‘this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Lgeaaie Ont Sunday, January 23, JouN QuIRK, aged Cars, ‘he friends of the family and the members of Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company No. 6, Metropolitan Engine Company No. 6, Metropo!ican Fire Department, are respectiully invited to attend his funeral, from hits late residence, No. 33 Rector street, on ee afternoon, at two o’clock. Rocus.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday morniog, Janu. ay Mary T., wife of Edward sain aged 35 yea ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respect- fully requested to attend the funeral, from her late resklence, No. 79 Fort Green place, Ujis (Monday) morning, at nine o'clock, from thence to the Charch of Oar Lady of Mercy, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. ‘The remains will peaee wo the Cemetery of the Holy Cross for inter- ment, RKoonry.—Ov Sunday, January 23, WinuE, only son of James R. and Joseph Rooney, aged 3 years, 11 months and 6 days. The funeral wili take place this day (Monday), from.No. 371 West Twenty-seventh street, corner of Ninth avenue. Relatives and friends are invited. STAMMERS.—On Satucday, January 22, Many A. T., beioved wife of Harry Stammers, in the 49th year of her age. The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully requested to attend the funeral, fras her late residence, 252 West Thirty-etghth street, on Tue: day morning, at eleven o'clock. ‘THORNTON.—On Saturaay afternoon, January 22, at two o'clock, at the residence of his brother Patrick, No, 150 avenue C, EpwakD THORNTON, aged 30 years. Notice of funeral in Tuesday's paper. eg In Brooklyn, on Saturday, aan wary at twenty minutes after seven 1’. diphtheria, GenTRUDE B., only child of Mr. ‘chatiea B. and Caarlotte A. Tuorhton, aged 22 months an 3 ays. Funeral tnis (Monday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of ner parents, No. 73 Cumber- land strect. Relatives and frends invited to attend, TUCKER.—On Sunday, January 23, EpwaKp 3. TuckER, in the 70th year of nis age, ‘fhe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the iuneral, trom his late residence, No. 301 Sackett street, Brooklyn, on tuesday afternoon, at half-past two o’clock. Vax OLEBY.—On Saturday, January 22, Isaac VAN CLEEF, in the 84th year of nis age, Tho relatives and friends are tavited to attend his funeral, without further notice, from nig residence, 153 Bast Thirty-third street, this (Monday) afternoon, a ‘clon, ‘AnT.—At Lafayette, N. J., on pander, Janu- Many E., only daughter of George W. and Macy 'p. Van Wart, aged 1 month and 6 days. God removed her from the breast, Angels carried her home to rest. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from tie resi- dence of her parents, in Lafayette street, Laylayctte, Vs (Monday) evening, at eight o'clock. -WAKEMAN.—On Sal arday morning, January 22, of plexy, Mrs, CAROLINE WAKEMAN, wife of B. R Kemer, of Jersey City. Brenda” ia. respectiully invitea to attend the funeral, frorh er laid residence, 12 Grand street witout further potice, this (Monday) afternoon, at o'ciock. WHITE.—Suddenty, 2 Saturday, January 22, Stv- ant RUGKER, youngest w.ilid of C. G. and Mary B. White, aged 1 year, 5 monty sand? days. | Funeral trom te’ residents °F, lis parents, No. West gorty-seventh street, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock noon, tt WILLIAMS.—At Belleville, N.J., on.,FFiday after. noon, January 21, alter a lingering tines, CHARLES J, WILLIAMS, in the Sth per of his age, ~nect- The relatives and friends of the faintly are tee, °° fully invited to attend the funearl, from tle Métw.™, dist Episcopal church at Belleville, this (Monday) a ternoon, at 2 O’etock, Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. WILKINSON.—At Now Brighton, Staton Istana, oh Friday, January 21, Mr. JAMES WILKINSON, in the caaivoar, of his (Ty fatives an lends are respect invited t attend she mle: gt § trom i ae Zab AA fuck, mona rede By Tur noon, at half-past one o’ctock. t leaves. pier 19 North river at nalt- past tweive o'clock, Re ate Rn che Pana. AR eg “AN ELEGANT FOU Aoteteens a gr ele ‘FIRST CLARS Smee that elegant HANtLTON, Ahi Kirect, corner of & Ral be A ban Nida easy. Pt Fouru ‘orth. and Posted on aris ‘Mad prices w! ma bri eorner of ity DreUbObe ss UR BTORY ea near Lexiesiow areas ‘slreet, elogan! Twalin'atteot. State alae HEAP, VERY CHEAP..-CALL sup EXAMINE oun 8. URMY, 415 Fouth avenue, J 4890) Lots Ipcatlon unexcelled for the Bripe,, ‘Hap, chance for bulllers: 46 ful Lots; Stat class neighborhood, rh SALE—MARBLE FRONT HIGH STOOP ‘HovsE, | Money loaned to pula with om three years’ mortgae, have Toot wide, in Thirty-tirat street, near Grand Hotel, | also ‘handsome Cottage anit two Lots, very cher ant but and magnidicontly furnished ; rosewood Piano, rose | little money down. Suburban Fronety to exchange. B. D and black walnut Purniture, Lace Curtains, ke. Kone | ALLEN, corner Broadway and enue, Brooklyn, Ra ripe irae diner gig ceg oog UNTRY RESIDENOKS FOR SALE OR TO LET o . TNE) shy street, Jaun- OU! re. coy court, (oO imnishod or unfurnished, on the bauke of the Hideo POR SALE HARLEM A FIRS high stoop brick Dwelling, 1Wx4ax100, {mproveimentas NJ. BROWN VN Third avenue, corner 118th street. ment; all avenue, FOUR fOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOW am Madison a1 third -wircet. ‘Apply. to ee cand avenue. -. re i arabe THREE “STORY, “AND BASE- cai, aie dwtcits He A Beas. STORY HICH STOOP BROWN STONE ty-second street wes (ear middie of blogk), Detwoen par adh 85 Sixth avenue, corner Fi THE OLD NO. 763 THIRD AVENUE, “Fou re SALE, Sra Ea idge. on avenues, whether you ait im we)! ray secon ee PO, SALE—A COTTAGE IN FORTIETH ‘STREET, ,000; House in Twenty-rixtl 00 Second avenue, nesr aif Dvitipeerent weed, AND. TENE Fifth and Sixth 00; terme ie haxincton ‘and geb ROWR. OR, SALE—FOUR FIRST Houses; four story, avenue, corner out Thin mises of CLASS: y terms, ‘ASS, rown stone, base. buiit and west of Third BROWN Pil] basement and subcellar; ark a Sirpet Inquire oo the pre: THREE STORY OR SALE—A_GOOD FOUR STORY HIGH stooP brown stone House, 21x50x100, in Fifty-firatgstrect, ween Fifth anit Sixth avenues Columbin College \ease; oni e350; or with the new ai WATERLOW & CO., Ey Bh eation; € SN low} easy term: YER, owner, No. ) Warren street, room No, 7, D AVENUE Front, first 5 AV! tleth street ‘excavated and rea‘ly for buildin: for chureh, elub-or lat was building. Apply to te own- Ne 0 Cedar atreet, er, A. H. ENUE. RATHBON, 7TH AND, ‘OTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE. 87 Henry fo, i Le 10 bpm PROPERTY, Bit Diviaon 01 Biviion alreet. | Slass Houser, Lous an nee. ‘Apply toS. 8, URMY, THE CHOICEST PLOT BELOW FIF- brown stone Vorners—One on It 1ko, tw roadway, corner of Division ab; House in Hester, corner of Sut writ nige Property aud cheap, oy 3. b PAYLEN, 18 CLINTON PLACE FO) dest business honse in street wher, on premise: A VAL House and also legant Furniture for @.9\ 1 av., corner Fiftloth st, TOR, Bhan mi SIX FULL LOTS, ON T16TH STRERR, First and Second avenues, for $11, Apply! e: KIERNAN, $98 hut Forty-liral atrect. OR SALE FIRS CLAS8 HOUSES, DESIRABLY LO Central Park Lots,on and near Fifth and OLVIN & SALMON, Nos. 4 and 6 Pine at. ULL Lors, N. 8. 122D STREET, 100 FEET EAST. or Firat aventio; sowered nnd graded; no rock ; superior lo- la Weatcbester Farm 410 Fourth avenut 14, tJ 40 bee SALE—S¢ a good tovoat ABLE WATER suitable HOUSE, Lot 76 Henry, 1abe io "FOUR STORY Fifth avenue and wood doors and all Improvements; on); WARD & OGDEN, $14,000 « Tour story, high to the Sant; —16 FULL LOTS, 8, S. SIXTY-FOURTH STREET, and graded}, 00 feet west of Ninth avenue: sewered pie ow; eighty per gent on bee FOR SALE, A THREE STORY on West Fifty-firat atre fo rock ; Ww. NIG, 25 Pini $450. 000. Bue, corner Firty-seventh street, five full lots, x V. Kk. SUKVENSON & SON, 1 Pine # reet. —FULL BLOCK, tty: FOR A SPLENDID. NEW tory high stoop brown stone, all ina provementa; terins easy. KI 1 Fifty-seventh street, corner of Second avenue, ninth'street Went Sides 1 stoop Nd ELEGANT HOUSE FOR SALE AT A GREAT BAR- gain—No. 33 West Fifty-sixth street; house 26x00, lot eatreet has all the im nits, KADLEY, 61 West BROWN STONE HOUS tral Park, 20x%4 d. roadway, corncr Seventeenth street, HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN near Fitth Avenue Hotel, 25x60, lot half a block, in (ine rier, with or without F WARD & OGDEN, Broadwi cheap. Ap) M ADISON AVENUE THREE watt ‘1Sxdux also Fifth ave- TPithy-atth a STONE HOUSE, reasonably by teenth street, vot; house ply Ww ISAAC Ho- wot ads on nents of #10 way, Broad ston *ttaabosh port, LL WANTING Fe GOOD sor, TE ‘ATS a GRriN© KARR, OGD, kn Sp gue price #8) per acre. ‘The lace Is growin nore rapidiy'd Most any other place in the United States, Thousands are settling, Address CHARLES Ke DANDIS, Vineland, Ne J. AK ISLANA 6,000 ACRE JSYL LOCATED. © GO" tation (part exchange), ‘or sale low; complete ; 2,000 oI rH nv ke 5 canis BV NEON & SON, nh Pine street, “) HANDSOME. EIT LITTLE FRUIT FARM, 2 20 AC! for aalo--In Woatcheater county, one rile and @ bi om depot; would exchange for a medium hous ©, H, OLIVER, No, 7 Beekman street. “A RARE CHANG! FOR SALE CHEAP, STORE PRO- perty, Store Goods and Fixtures, located in the centre of kite near New York; terms easy. Address J. ., 89 White street, yt icBLLoaa, ‘ork, or Second strect, near sore rie fer ire betgok x oot at in carr vane ‘Orat pa business. Apply ‘e a) Sixth avenue, AA SEAS, Rt ae ae ae LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE chek ont of dhe busi iy in the store, rover Forty third a teeatee 5 ; GNE OF THE BEST WINE “AND LUNCH ROOMS jown town fo dot eb © to ON ee A 8 itn sree Es CHANCE SELDOM ORFRRED tit urniture and Fixtures of that fnewn: Restaurant tn Bist arene junction of Bromwans, with re bed" Rooméy ieema a the promises, Long leanc, with ear nay, "Bibeln eee RY GOODS STORE FOR SAL} best Weation on Third avenuw: ‘A yoar; basa depth of sixty a glans lndowns very altri f tool fhawl Stabds “apd Clock, arty wanting tuch bas uot lo a Fo auove requires: tent B10 te te wih ve eiaee Present Owner gomgWeat, SPLENDID FARM OF 73. AQRES IN ONEID, county, r railroad ot, st also stock, crops an ovis price 8 outing TRGns, 815 Second avonns RING TO CLOSE MY CARRIAGE BUSIN u DP ener my Tools, tad and wtinisned ace ‘together ‘With stx years’ Lease of vacores od a ~ moat every station on the Hine of the Hudson River Rail? k Foud, Parties deslting to purchase. or reel Sn prices m joule erty by applying MAEBSON ear siteet, COUNTY, and N, 42 ‘iigheh avenue, near Thirty-socon ] AIRY FARM, NEAR NEWBURG, ORANGE. 60 acres, #3,000; £0 meres, 8,000; SU acres, 20,000, See Hudson River Real byreny ae « at neriy powupied o ds, Inquire at FOR SALE_A NEW HOUSE, BARN AND oUTHUILD. i Pint P ce acres ‘$s reeamnany: situated jn Bro torms gasy. Kor, particu: form adtrese it Dia PERE box t08 Hrooktiodt, Masse good apple ore Enat ‘rhiy ourth rect, LATE nger, in the beantiful village of Ca- mansion fa large and possoases every ice Of a Grat clans city residence; the grounds con- acres, nd dingrama can be seen at ys New York. FOR SALE—THE COUNTRY SEAT OF THE (01 Francis @ RUG STORE—LONG ESTABLISHED, IN A tec now doing 8 good bi poppe nal. Bor 9 Pee Arua tri City Tall ree OR SALE—t, ARGE AND Exrensiv WHE wireet, wright Bhop, Factory, Hagln Bonin Engine, with facilities for fol brsinoany it lov of iteiate on tle Routt ming ns Huntingdor Nineteenth ward, ine Pakindelputy $80. bo ‘toot on See ny and in dey i —= menieepinteritition NOK SALE—FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, ESTAR. lished years, doing a latge fainliy bustuess of 915 be Duy 175 per day; a cash customer can . J.B. ETCHAM, #1 Fourth avenue, above fweny At street, rom 9 to 10’ A. M, and a OR SALE FOR CASH.—AT A SACRIFICE, THE BEST tock of Joweiry in New York, with or without gas and Gxturea, Address JEWELRY, Heraid ofice, POR SALE: rag tite ott whthin three days. LIQUOR STORK, 416 EAST SIXTEENTH ist avenue Hod avenue Aj cheap it Tnqutre on the premises, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CUSTOM AND rendy made Clothing Store; wull ited up; forty smiles up the Hudeon; satisfactory reagons for selling. Addresa box 207 Post office, Peekskill, N. Y. VARMS FOR SALE—WITH IMMEDIATE POSBEABION, in Westchester county, within 25 miles of this sity gone eae from 10 to 600 actos of good land; prices from #150 to im} ments wit! gore of thoes tn fult Tew of the Hudwon’ river; will. soon be very. val for pene, nd full particulars with 3 NEMBER Ny ne as Kein hor 8 + Rood comfortable house, bat F Pea, Cais ® eare; one of 60 acres, per ea wEMBERSOS, Tad Eighth avenue. A FARM OF 1}0 AORES, en rept gia er yar {OF peers (FANGE NJ ANd Stables; thoroughly built; bated roo ‘mod: ern convenlence; gas; water; near depot; views baaur- passed. HAMILTON ALLL No. 9 Nassau UTBERFORD PARK, 8. cent cash 10. ‘Address RUTHIERFOND Pal 0 LET..AT SUMMIT, N, J. (WITH “oR WITHOUT Furniture), a two story k Buliding, French root and nglish basement; 1 rooms; bling for aix or more horses; able for hotel, bonrsing house or store and private fam- By; four minutes? waik trom depot. Apply to A, ALBERT- BON, Summit, N. J. 100 ACRE FAR MOLES IN NEW 3: a chy propery price of fant roved clty pi of fa Fee ee ae r LLA PLOTS; 15 PER or monthly payments of K, box 103 Herald office ra , No. 1 Centre street, 000 “ DAN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN wanted ina manufacturing business in this gity. Sales strictly cash with large profits. Addresi itarray, Herald office, stating when and where to be REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A SPLENDID PARM and Country Seat, on the west bank of the Hud R. Hl. HINE, 507 Sixt VALUABLE | MINING vania Raflroad and venue. dae 8A and M Suniat eban a LE OR EXCHANGE iiing Property, on the Penns al; 7 milig and otter buildings; wit" exe Virginia lands. Apply to JAMES BR. GIBSON, e for 7 Cedar stroet. STATEN (ISLAND, PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE FOR A beautiful Hestionce, with outbulldings Sha 2s’ acres of land, admirably locate on Staten Talandy Will be exchanged on equituble, terms for dry yoods by. the owner, residing at Alban: reas. W. J. FRYER, Real Fistate’ agent, Albany, NY mists (0 EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE IN NEW JERSEY—A House in Harlem. Also oe Farms, Country Seats, &c., for sale cheap, or exchange. _KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway. Bt es Be &, VACTORY FOR SALE IN WEST strect.—A well built Sve story Urick building, 50 feet front by 60x100, with good en; Call or address OWN! R, 431 £00. 271 W; BETH ST., NEAR STIL AV. bk in perfoet'ord #13 West Mist St Hy i hes. oad subeellar. West 47th st., 3 West 27th st., 4 Weat 87th st., 4 #. stone tenement. 58. stone innit new, solid, modern unit ine and boiler, roome atreet VORTY-THIRD Price $25,000, te {OR SALE- do. fn 145 West Forty-elghth JOR PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS OR FOR OTHER For aale or to lease, a iatge brown stone hon ye MAN, 40 Broadway Js N WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STRERD, BE- tween Fifth and Seventh avenues, four first cass" four Story brown stone Houses ; prices {rout #2,100 to $2,900, Jn Fity fifth atroet, between Fifth and Sixth avenue itty-aixth atreet, 86,500. Apply to ROBT. CHR! tof Broa rner Broome street. way. A Alxo, a 5 pply to A. HARD- (OR SALE—A LARGE NUMBER, OF STORES AND dngn} prloee from 80,000 to $100,000, Apply OLVIN & SALMON, Nos. 4 and 6 Pine st. rivate Dwi to HASTINGS, YOR SALB—AT A Laat rer ise BROWN STONE MEN.—A FINE BROWN STONE nary, Within tenaniles of New York, 40 exchange. for ini roperty, Address RUTHERFORD PARK, box Herald hicchaad “REAL ESTATE WANTED, W'step—« GOOD FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP rick or brown atone House, from 20 to 25 feet wide, between Madison and Sixth avenues and Twenty-neventh anc Filty-aixth streets; price must be reasonable and full particu Jara stated or no notice will be taken, Address PROMPT- Herald office, BUSINESS “OPPORT! NITIES. PARTNER, WITH 98.000, WANTED WHERE 940,000 ts actually being yearly, reailze i, on a complete mono- poly; absolutely no risk; cash sales; A. CaniENTEN, , 4g Bowery. FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL PUROHASE the right to fabricate an article in which aeeouetor. tune. Address for two weeks F. 0. 8., Herald office. N (ENTEREST IN A FIRST CLASS TORACCO TOUS he capital is required: to increase the busine SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Bro: stone front Houses, Wat rir, strost: jake apply to WM. customer. ee SEVEN rar PB Herald oftice. "i ‘ork. ifty-eighth street. FOR, sate eaten FOUR STORY ENGLISH basement House, in West Twenty-f(th atrest, $9 good order and good neighborhood. Will be sold cheap to & prompt Address H. H. C., “TAREE E STORY see bill on No. 3u4 For particulars GVOR SALE- FIRST CLASS HOUSE, DESIRABLY LO- cated, Also Cental Park Lows, on and near Fifth and a ‘aventios. 108. HASTINGS, COLVIN & BALMON, Nos. 4 and 6 Tine st. FIRST CLASS RES TAURANT FOR SALE—DOING A businoss of $285 a day and making from $10,000 to $12,000 a year net. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway. N INTEREST IN A FIRST 8 MANUFACTURING business for Orders ahead, ene lease and no rae For particalars inquire of SOUTHMAYD & CO,, 194 roadway. (A. GENTLEMAN WITH READY MONEY, OF AOTIVE business habits and large acquaintance, would like to fake the intereat of a retiring partner i an established bank- ing and er ey house of good standing. Address C. box 4, 3 R. EDWARDS, Real "Estate Broker, to rent, furn Kents collected, &c. missi y West Twonty-third street. Property for sale or exchange, {n city or country ; Houses ished and unfurnished; Estates taken in charge, Partios wishing to sell or to let are aoll- lescription of their property on. may S$. unless property 1s old or rented. No ci nd to be paid tenants. sR. BETW ory brown stone, full lot; rect, between Fifth and Bixth ave- basement. Apply to WINANS & ‘The business of th: oftice, in all it¢ branches and details, will be conducted as heretofore, with an earnest purpose to merit and insure the Fespect and confidence of the p ul 7 West Twenty-third sitect, N FIFTH EDWARDS, TH WARD. © the brick ton; lot 20x50, house 20x86; in. oTs 4 $f fin proved ; hird avenue, 10. BUILDERS.-SEVERAL building loan on each, Apply to BELLAMY & STKAT- OR SALE, THE TWO STORY AND AT- louse, #1 North Moore street, ear, Washin, perfect order Inauire of JOHN H. WELSH, 971 Greenwich MisceNanecous. TON, No. 6% Pine street. “BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _ BRIY FOR SALE. and Gat J ter shop. WOR SALE-FURNISHED, IN BROOKLYN ew brick Houre: all f ROOKLYN PRO! enue, between Filton front Hondas, Z1x44, lot 101.5, threo story basement and cel- lar; all, improvements; plate glass win ‘rst class location, and only 15 fhree lines of cars from the tarma, Inaulre op the premises LOTS FOR SALE; NO MONEY ASKED lots where 70 and 40 per cent can remain + choice lots, with builting loans of a) per cent; builders and ecniators. make a note of this ahd call at th JAMES ROWE, PLOTS, WITH FINE, In the Three brown stone dows, 11 Soid cheap and on oasy rice 11, ete he old Now, 7 A ON GRAND A’ inclosed court- inutes’ ride by adjoining carpen- story and high basement ni nents; furniture and carpets new ; pri 42 John street, New York (in chop house). STRSEY Cc ITY, v _AND BERG F, ON THREE inprove- ‘ico ¥15,000, Inquire at Worth $21,000, OKEN, HUDSO N CITY REAL ESTATE, For Sali tY COTTAGE RESIDE ontvenient to forrien; G6. ining eten rooms, #24150, lot N JERSEY CITY + B1,000 oF leas in 40 feet font; ties at #4,000 each, detached and in good localities; one 2,500, Lot 26x129 feet ; one BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF Tous has ‘every modern tmmptovementy large OH. i. PLAT first class on Jersey City Heights; $14, can remain on mortgage. VERY A bra? Toor styles, fituatt tn sete select e lities on the Heights of Jersey Ont iso Wuil is, Piote, Fe ae on Te, PLATT, Hudson Chy To Let or Lease. A COMFORTABLE, poner 2, WHOL Ls pee Pry 2 rooms, BAS) Water, on Jerse : 1 from wbboked ferry; nid Tew _mintiter rm pcrehes, achouls,” ‘Addre ON OI te Toa good walk all the way (rons strect, uy mediately. LA SE ing from $1,500 to 815 DET IN SOrTH BE ‘wont plage; houne » ‘airs, SOHN H. PLATT, Hudson City. ARC orut Not JEN HOVAEB RCS 89 three stories, high 7 cars. iunont place. 00, with re lot, te, ke. Madsoh Olly. 8,000 of waich snent; Appi 4 Rete | A! RTY HAVING A LARGE STORE AND A ROOM AA that they do not occupy, would take a partner that has n office business, or other business, or will let the Room at 385 Fourth avenue. MAN WANTED—TO JOIN IN ONE OF THE BEST Meat and Butter Markets in Hrooklyn; a good chan: for a man to get right Into good business, Inquire of LOC! & MORGAN, 40 Brondway, New York, PARTY, THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING THE JA. Inanutnctusing of ailk-goods, and. as first class ma: Qhinery, with trade that enn be uereaued to pay w profit of #1,000 per week, wants a partner, with §15,000 ¢: Scluainted with allt jobbers preverred. Addre 108 Post oflice, New FIRST CLASS GOOD PAYING BUSINESS WILL B given away to good, responsible parties that ean gua- 100 rent; Incoine $20,000 to #3),000a year, “Ad , HAMILTON, 26 and 23 }Vesoy street, second floor. partner WANTED.—THE SUBSCRIBERS, WISHING to Increase their coitou manutacturing business, desire a partner with $8,000 or #10,0C capital. We have a good Water, power; within, two tnlleR of railroad; good bulliangs, be. ‘us 5 ig Fall . W. J. & A. MURRAY, pes R WANTED—WITH FROM 1,500 TO 25,000, in a reliable and substantial busincas. "Part of the a amount to be acceptei asa loan to extend the whica amount will returned within ninety day coming Barty. Over $10,000 guaranteed first year. . B., box 111 Herald ofiee. Address DARTNER WANTED.—A WESTERN JOBBING HOUSE ‘of staple goods wants an energetic man with %$10,000; bbastness ertabiitied; capital wanted for increasing buainess Satisfactory references and particulars given by a4 of GEORGE LASALLby Of Barclay street. UE ADVERTISER DESIRES AN INTERVIEW WITH ‘& good business man, who has mw few thousand dollars ed and provtable business. Parties aH worth thes walle to aaa thy ast at Woxtien PARTY, WITH FROM 0 TO :50m, to enier the milk and farming busines na fartn of V nero, near J L. Jy sald farm being compietely stocked for purposes. For particulars apply to Moby f QUANTIN ef Fatburh avenue, Brookly n. —FOR SALE $1. O00, tontak ing a handsome and sure pr Belsieth avenue. $3.000. ner {nw fine bakery and cont iis A RESPECTABLE SH yd class of Momers; Apply to D. W. WANTED, SOME PERSON WITH THIS amount to buy the interest of a retiring part: tionery in Hrooklyn ; f the business not neces ~PARTN’ ufneturing bisinoss, that will pay i Areas, with tuli name, 75 00 WILL PURCHASK A MALY INTE Ds Si o. in one of the largest and best situated hot in tho city; will nett $150,000 per annom. Address %, No. 2 Astor pla D CLAIR TI t.--Visit_ her for everything. business, numbers, good luck. 9 © IMAgene HOrE, BY ALMISTRY, TELLS ALL ‘AP fuirs of life, 93 Kast Ninety-third street. Ladies, #1; gents, 22. ADAMI: ROSS, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL, CLAIR. yoyane sy tolls it. future, likeness, uame ant gumaerk ie ForRpOht wires, ‘bevwees, Broadway” ead Baventi a R” SALE--ONE OF THE BEST PAYING CORNER Liquor stores ta the elty, Apply to GAFFNEY & GOs OR SALE—A CORNER PRIVA’ Sear] well furnialied, in good paying Soult, Sia 00) oF i fee ee fn real estate; no agents, Address W sation Be SALB—A. GOOD, 8! BSTANTIAL AND WELL stocked House Furnishing Goods Business and Fixtures Aituated at 1,118 Third avenue, Inquire on premises, betweee 7 and 8 o'clock P. M. Fen, SALE—A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STAND; Te most prominent one..on Proadway ; now doing a goos usiness; rent low; object of aelting, the proprietor bas otter buineas. Address J. J. ¥,, Herai OR SALE. BUILDERS HARDWARE AND HOUSE Furalahing Store, in Brooklyn; splendid op nity froma found, oP capital ¥16,000," Principals ouly wildness r y on AD AND O1L, brovktyne : OR SALE—RE TAURANT a PRINCE STREET, COR ner broadway; one of the best locations in the city. Rent cheap. OR SALE IMMENSE STOOK SECOND HAND Desks, Shi 26, Oilice Railing, Saab, Drug Drawers, Coun: ores itted “Apply at 27 Hudson aud streots. ited up in. day. Peta BLIsHED DIS. Apply ‘on the premises. JOR SALE ONEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Fancy Storv.n the business nart of Eighth avenue, wy ori Toase af years from May 1. Apply on the pro- . 845 Kighth aveniie. OR SALE CHEAP. THE WELL tiliery Store 200 Hester street. > 292, DRESSMAKING AND J LADIES’ UNDERWEAR » ith » partion of ape a Business to be diaposed of ches niture If required; first claas locatto 407 Herald ottice. Address C.U, WILL SELL ONE OF THE B nd rutall Distilleries in the city of New -¥. other business to attend to. | Apply. to THC Chainbers strest, or ut Mr. Carvy's grocery sto-e, 44 Pear! at. Lames, “HAIRDRESSING ESTABLISHMED 4° five years’ lease, stock aud fixtures for wale, at 547 WITH Sixth OF COUNTER AND TWO DESKS, WITH GLASS frouts, the whole about 18 feet long: wnoat be very nice and in good order, with about 20 fect railing to match; deliv- ary now or until April 1. Address box 5,077 Post oie: QAFES AT Cost.—a LOT OF SECOND. HAND SAFES, SY bes makes; also the new pattern ‘Cut OW" Sale for sale cheap. AMERICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, 800 Broadw: Garis _xEW AND SRCOND HAND, AT REDUGE Ny 1 of best makers, Our new style tripie tiange, rice: Fiaboenation lock, at 25 per cent discount. PHCENTX SAI 7 bisialdiebl ‘1 Dey street. 00 @7 QO O-WORTH MORE THAN DOUBLE,—Two years’ Lease, Yap rid oJ rent to Mareh 1; gant Fixtures, 8 black walnut top Counters, each 21 foot fon B.fne large Show Cases, 2 lary is fee spienid Otlicr Doak, Sheteinjemade in the best style, 1 side Glas i fine Plush Stools, Awaioy evel Bas nearly new ; store ‘stove and Pips, Sian, Ae. ; two large plate giaas windows, ‘utters; cheap Fent; cood reasons for solling. Laquire Hudson straot, or Lis ‘ulton street, Brookiys. FINE. ARTS. FPNE ARTS WAX FLOWERS, (LESSONS “GIVES IN this elegant act by Mrs, MOGRIDGK, of London; torma, may be known 60 ast Ninth street, hear Broadway, “GOAL AND Woon. (JOAL.—Fingr VALITY EGG $6.60, STOVE $6 75, DE- J livered; Wood of all kinds. Second avenue, corner Ficty-alxth sireot. een at her rooms CLOTHT T 94 SEVENTH AVENUE—LADI can receive the beat prices for cast off ( ture, Carpets, &c., by calling on or safety MMe ABIEAS HABS, dies attended to. 1.—AT EDWARD _MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ES- tablishment, 16) Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth Atreet, the full price paid in cash for cast of Clothing, Car- pets, &e., by ee on or addressing. “DENTISTRY REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT IN. OUR AA. prices. “No exense for not having a tirst class sot of 1 Work warranted pnt up by experienced workmen. Great ba alus at Ji Sixth avenue, two doors above Twenty third street. J.C. ABRAMS. __ MEDICAL SPECIALTY. —DR. R. CORBETT, MEM Y. Univeraity Modical Colleze and R. C. Surgeons, din, can bo consulted ax asualon private diseases. Oftice, 30 Gentsoatreeh nest Gharabers, Moss oNo feoasined eared. LL PRIVAT! om 3E8_ RED IMMEDIATELY, JX without mer NHUOD RESTORED; ollice very private. vipr HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street, vOR GREAT, AND SURI Indien-—Tho Portuguese a Ing specially prepared for*martte "iyese pills re Javed me. tg. one day, witha Dr, A MAUR! MARKLED IRE FOR MARRIED. LADIES, with r AS or without » by Madaine RESTELL, Vrotessor Of Midwifery; over 3) years! pravtice, Her infallible Frenci Female Pills, No. 1, price #1, martied ladies, prise $5, whi healthy. Sola’ oaty at her office, Now 1 sireet, firet door from FIfh avenue, ‘and at dtu, Greenwich street, or sent by mail. Cantion,—All counterfeit, 8. i.—Beware of traitators who copy this ad vertisenment. LADIES? fessor of “PHYSICIAN, DR. Hb, GRINDLE, PRO- idwifery, over 20” years? suécessfnl practt>o rantors certain eller to ludies, with or with- at one interview, Untoruinates, please cit Residence 120 West Twenty-sixt) stre Jegant rooms for ladies requiring nui certain, Sith avenue, \. MADAME. GRINDLT, AN. west Twenty-sixth atrect, craram Complaints, Plensant rooms for nursing. A. sLADINS 18 TROUBLE: i\., reitet yay (uatil pp No. sanity ples , (Laurens GUARANT! fectly cured.) De ASCH FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE. DR, 8, arn with or without wnedicines his joweral tonthly compound, price $3. Clrealar first post, y BILITY. OF POWER, &C., i Address Dr: I, A’ BVANS, twin, 49 Suitation free. active) ox without meitielne, at one #8, ty from h dist Electricity welentite RS. W. BH. MAXWELL, FEMAL Greene street, dove wot humbug ladies with m0 N M AN, EVER PAILS elegant rooms for oure ation tree. Pig DISEAS! CE RED. “NMEDIATEL —Dn, ci “PHYS! nits MR, VAN BUSKIR to cure ail Cemaie co! 42 St. Mark's place. Conay $94 Chatham street—By Dr. BVYANS' Magloat nivigorators Tout manliood reared 1a Gites, wiaake. “Cie cular ‘