The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1870, Page 2

_— BOARDERS WANTED, Daren 1 —AT 18 WEST FOURTRENTH EET. ELE! 4. Extenst rout oom on a eae Aieo a hanusonne Suit of Roma, for oe, fecond floor, i pentlen, oF per Week; opposite Delmonte “LARGE WELL FURNISHED, ROOM, WITH BOARD or (WO, at WG, or to Wiree, BAA per'week. 343 West ‘wenly third street, BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY, UYVESANT street, No. Elegantly furnished Rooms to rent on ‘cond and third Goora, with or without Board; private table desired} house first class, 7 LARGE BACK PARLOR AND HALL ROOM, WITH 1 Board, for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; ‘fire and gas; $6.0 Plba week. 264 West Twent, uxth street. NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—TWO DESIRABLE front Rooma connecting, on second story; superior joard; reasonable prices, Keferences. —FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET T0 GENTLEMEN OR ‘L.feutitmen and thetr wives, with Board; references ex- changed. 167 West Thirty-fourth street, ROARDERS WANTED Ww ‘ENTY-FOURTH STREET. HANDSOME. 48 Ww ava Raownc wth firat class table. WEST FOURTEENTH _ STREET.—DESIRABLE parties can procure ‘first class Board, on reasonable Second, third ed fourth doors, 4Q SEVENTH AVENUE, THREE | DOORS, FROM < Fourteenth {ecoet Rat bie eyes . ani wo or more gentlemen, siuele or dou! 5 private table Ghexceptionable; prices moderate; location iret nce regu) eras eB natnal EAS? NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- 4.9 May and University place’—Furnished Rooms to lt, with Board, for gentlemen and wives and single gentlemen. 5] PAST, NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY 1 ‘and University place.—One neatiy furnished with Board, f tlemen; aluo single Kooms, Refer: ences exchanged. 1] WEST NINTH STREET.AN ELEGANTLY FUR- OL nished Parior to let, with superior accommoastions, to gentleman and wife of quiet habit; Board only for lady. & BRIGHT, CHEERFUL SUITE OF ROOMS, IN PRI- vate family; comforts of a home offered; private table if desired; references exchanged. 278 Fourth avenue, nearly ‘opposite Calvary church. ©) WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Fifth avenue.—Handsomely furnished back Parlor, also front Suit of Rooms, with Board; terms moderate; location 2 BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.—ELEGANT ROOMS, with excellent Board, for gents or small famalt no fumbug. Call at 61 Albion place, East Fourth street, OND, FLOOR, SPACIOUS AND HANDEOMELY FUR- nished, with or without private table; also Rooms for families or geatiemen, with superior Board, 53 West Thirty- third atrect, near Fifth avenue ; references. 6) PER WEEK.—TWO OR THREE YOUNG GENTLE- men can be accommodated with nicely furnished ors; references exchanged. Inghire at 418 Hudson Bireet, in cigar store. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Fifth avenue.—A Parlor and Bedroom handsomely fur- ished ; also single Rooms to let, with or without breakfast, Keferences exchanged, 0 PERBWEEK FOR HANDSOMELY FUR- g EAR dg Rat location central, below Thirty-fifth flreet; Board if desired, Apply at Everett Library, 088 Sixth avenue. roe H AVENUE, %,—DESIRABLB ROOM: A Boats house’ newly furnished throughout first class; references given and required, RTH AVENUE.—A FAMILY, HAVING RENTED A ©) house on Fifth avenue, corner of Forty-first street, can Offer a vellghiful Suit of furnished Rooms, with: unexception- able Board, to a family, ‘The sult consists of entire third floor, of live rooms; ca be rented together to one family, or divided to accotnroodate two small familtes, Algo one largo ficom on fourth for. Unquestionable references, Apply at No. I Fust Forty-iirst street, corner of Fifth avenue. RTH AVENUE, 208, WEST SIDE OF MADISON SQUARE. O A Suit of fine Apartments, Mandsomely tarnished; prie vate table if desi TIL AVENUE, ii NDSOD © Rooms to let, en suite or singly, to families or si tlemen, with or without private table, Term: TH AVENUE, 21, CORNER TWENTY-EIGHTH ) street.--A suit ‘of four Rooms, on third door, together or Weparately; private table; French man cook. WIth a strictly y ? BOND STREET, NEAR GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. Large tront Room and Bedroom, for gentleman and wife; also Rooms suitable for single gentlemen, with Board, y? EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH avenue and Union square.—One large elegantly furnished Room on third floor, with first class Board; references. LAFAYETTE PLACE, NEAR GRAND CENTRAL and New York Hotels,—Third floor front Room and others, for families or single partes, with excellent Board, on moderate terms; references. TO $ .—PLEASANT ROOMS, EN SUITE AND q singly; iret class Board; home comforts; fire, gaa, bath, &c.; location central, 800 Kast Fourteenth street, near Second avenue. QTE STREET, WEST, 44.—DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH ©) superior Board, to let to gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen, in a Southern family. References, 10 ZAST THIRTY-SECOND STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms, on the second and third floors, to let, with Board. at VARICK PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER STREET.— Handsomely furnished front Room, with first class Board, fire and gus; for @ family or gentlemen. Terms reasonable. WEST THIRTY 1 NINTH STREET.—A SUIT OF THIRD LL story front Rooms to let, with Board, handsomely tur- nished. Reterence. * RY STREET, THREE DOORS FROM WA Front sunny Roome, with Board, farn nly ; convenient to Bleecker atrect, S.xth and avenue ears; families preferred. VERSITY PLAUE, CORNER OF Kooms to let, with Board, men, References exchanged, TH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIX’ nu Or gen! 1 AVE —Front hal! Koom, with Board, for a gentleman; house and accommodations first class, 44 West Twelfth st. 14.7%, StRREET, 28 WEST.—TWO NICELY | FUR- nished Rooms; one a double room, the other a single room ; wnexceptionable table, 16™ STREET, 185, EAST.-TO LET, THREE FUR: ) nished Rooms on second oor; also one on third floor, #ith oF without Board, to geatlemen or gentlemen und wives, eferénees, Ac. 16 BAST TWENTY-THIRD STREFT.—HANDSOMELY ) furnished front Room on third floor; also a small Room, to let, with first class Board; terms moderate. 1Q NEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.— ROOMS ON second floor to let, with Board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen. WEST JWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR ST. 19 oa ea Hiaal ae Fertianat, es with Board, ‘At reasonable prices; references excbanged, OP) AND 2 WEST NINTH BTREET.—TO GET, WITH 20) Board, two eiegant Suits of Rooms ou second and third floors, ‘front, to suit parties wanting them; average week. One large hail Room fer two gentiemen Ww QO) PER WEEK FOR ROARD POR GENTLEMAN $20 ridwite or two gentlemen. including fire, gas. hot and and cold water. large front Room ; closets, 250 West ‘Twenty-first street. <)D STRERT, WEST, J18—A PINE, LARGE, SUNNY 22? foc {oF gentleman and wile or two gentlewen; house aud table unexcep le and terms moderate, 9) UNIVERSITY PLACE 4 Hall Room: to let, with or without Board exchanged. 23 OXFORD. STRE © Room to let, with Board or without. FAST FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM 23 firoaiway.—Single front Rooms @10 and #13; also large front Rooms; all nicely furnished; table first class; dinner 1. M. m WEST TWENT «Avenue Hotel.--To nite or singly, with first clasa Board. OR WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR FIFTH ps] avenue.—A few young men can be accommodated with Teasant Rooms and Board; terms, $6 to $8 per week; also Recoms for gentleman and wite, —LARGE ROOMS AND ONE. references +, handsomely far QQ WEST TWELFTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY FUR, ZO nished Rooms, with Board, for a family or party of gentlemen. Houee and table fret class. PLACE.—10 LET, WITH EXCEL- large, well furnished, second story front closets, ata reasonable figure. References ex- 8T. MARK ST TWENTY.SIXTH STREET.-AN ENTIRE ‘ond Floor to let, with or without a private table; es exchanged, MADISON AVENUE.—ROOMS, for gentlemen, at reasonable price! 31% FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 1 nha Sixth avenues.-Pamilies and gentlemen can be ecommodated with fine Suits of Rooms, with or without Board, in a first class family. QO, WEST, TWENTY-THIRD, STREET.NEWLY FUR- OZ nished Rooms to let, singly or en suite, with or with- out Board, {n a private family ; single gentlemen preferred. 3. TH STREET, NO, 151, NEAR LEXINGTON AVE- O+ nue.—Very comfortable furnished Rooms and Board; large closets; hot and cold water. First class bouse and lo- cation. Terms moderate. Refe: haa ‘TA STREET.—TWO PLEASANT, wath Pourd, for persons willing t6 table. WITH BOARD, OND STREET.—HANDSOM pond floor, en suite or sing) Referei with Board required: 36 36 EAST TWE STR TIETH § ELEGANT euit of Rooms, with private table, FAST TWENTY-SECOND 8’ A LARGE front Room, handsomely furnished, to tet, with first class table; euperior accommodations, ' References ex- changed. THIRTY-THIRD 8ST. ROOMS EN on third or fourth floor, with Board, gentlemen. to gentleman and wife 40 EAST NIN NTH STR ‘ Room on second floor, with Fouthern exposure ‘one ball Room on second floor, with ail the appointments of a home, 4 (0) EAST THIRTY-FIRS' AN ELEGANTLY TREBT, furnished front Parlor to Jet, on second floor, with or without Bourd ; focation unsurpassed, ALT STREET, 183 WEST PLEASANT ROOMS TO let, with Board, en suite or singly, house occupied by owner; dinner at 2. References exchanged. AQ west A ROOM AND Bedroom on second floor, first clags Board, toa party of gentlemen or gentioman and wife; revere AQ, WEST TWENTY-POURTH STRE 3 and handsomely furnished; a few Rooms to let to gentlemen, with br without breakfast, family strictly pri- réers vate, No other be 52 KING 8TR&ET;—LARGE FURNI8HED ROOM FOR one or two. entlemen, in a private family, with or without Board ; all the modern improvements. WES? THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—A SUIT OF 57 handsomely furnished Rooms to rent ; house and table first class. EAST FOURTH STREET.—A LARGE FRONT Re the second Moar, furnished, with Board, on BT, eee ed acts gots ak : EAST NINTH STREET, Unt iy lace,—T WO D7 tat Toker, tae met. tlemen. ‘References exchanged. Ay) WE VENTH STREET, TWO DOORS EAST 60 rere ee ine dtandaomely furniahed Rooms to let, with Board; references required, WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN 61 Fifth and Sixth avenues.—A second story front an Rooms on third floor to rent; table unexceptionable; terms Moderate; roferences exchanged, GQ PER AVENCE.-ELEGANT, SUIT, OF ROOMS, De) for fami, tir doors private table If dened; reason able ra ETWEEN BROADWAY 2 nlensant, well furnished or to's party of gen- ‘Apply early. * WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—TO LET, 6 with or without Board, to gentlemen, a handsomely jurnished Parlor and two Bedrooms, together oF separately. Rooms good vize. References exchanged. GQ HAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE. nue,—Nicely furnished seoond story Room and Bed- room (Southern expesure) to let, with Board; only two boarderd in house; water closet and bath adjoining. GQ WES,BLEVENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH AVE- 7D) nue—Biegantly furnished Parlor Floor; also single Rooms for gentiemen, with or without Board, In the family of a young widow. 8 HORATIO STREET, FOURTH F! R.—A NICELY furnished Bedroom, with full privilege of a nicely rur- ished sitting room, suitable for two gentlemen or & leman nd wife, with or without Board; also two young ladies can fave ‘g000 Board and a pleasant home; only two in family, 88 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.— Finest Rooms to let in the city for the price, with frst m $6 to PWS per class Board; single and double Rooms, fro1 week. Q5 BENRY STREED—A | FEW GENTLEMEN AND ladies can be accommodated with Board, and nave the comforts of a home. Terms moderate, 1OQ West FORT NINTH STREET.-ROOMS, WITH or without Board, convenient to Broadway and Sixth avenue cars; terms moderate, LOG MES? THIRTY-FOURTH STREET— A PRIVATE family have a very handsomely furnished Room, With southern exposure, to let, with Board, to geutleman and wife or two single gentiomen ;’ references, 107 EAST, IWELETH STREET.“LARGE ROOMS TO tet, with Board, in a small private family. 108 OL? XO, WEST THIRTY.SECOND STREET, near Sixth avenue,—Two or three gentiemen or entleman and wife can be accommodated with first class joard and Rooms. T15 FAST, SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN © Fourth avenue and Irving place.—Blegant Suit of Roots for a small family, with private table; also Room for emen. Rett ces. two ge T15 BAST TWENTY SIXTH STREET —THE ENTIRE ©) Second Flour to let, with Board, in a private family; references exchanged. 1.20 WENTYTHIRD STREET —HANDSOME ROOMS, ZY | with orst class Board, io « private family, 130 BAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING . place.—To let, with first class Board, for the winter, three front furnished ball Rooms. References exchanged. 137 BAST _RIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING 4 place—Twe gentlemen or a gentleman and wife can be accommodated with Board and a handsomely furnished Room on parlor floor; references, MACDOUGAL STREET, OPPOSITE WASHING 14 ton square.—Two or three pleasant Rooms to let, With Board, to families or single gentlemen. 145 BAST AWENIY-FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY +) Park.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, en suite; private table jf preferred; house and location desirable; neighborhood 147 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, _ Sixth and Seventh avenues.—E Rooms to let, to gentlemen and their wive only. 14.7 West JWENTY SEVENTH STREBT.—PRIVATE Board for a few gentlemen in a French family; terms reasonable. 153 WEST TENTH STREET.—TO LET, A FUR- nisbed back Harlot, pte floor, to one or two gen- tlemen, with or without Boi Terms moderate. 15 WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET.—A COUPLE OC- OO cupying a house will let, to one’ or two gentlemen, a Bedroom and Sitting Room, newly furnished; neighbor- hood unexceptionable; breakfast 1f desired; $10 weekly, in- cluding gas. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A PRIVATE mily will let a Second Floor; private table if de- Rooms for gentlemen, 16 & WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—HANDSOME- +) ly furnished second floor front Rooms, also on fourth floor, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; house and table Grat class. References crobasgee pie D1 0 VEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET. “TWO NEATLY furnished Rooms to let, on third ‘floor, with Board; terms reasonable. 213 West, WENTY-ouRTH STREET.—DESIRA- © ble well furnished Rooms, to families or single gen- flemen, with or withont Board, at moderate prices. New occupant, and will accommodate a few select boarders only. DIO FAS? FIFIVTHIRD STREET —A PRIVATE family will let a large handsomely furnished Parlor to two persons, with Board, on moderate terms, location. Only five other boar Excellent D9] SECOND AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH street. —Familics and single ge class accommodations at moderate prices; reference. 292, WES? FORTIETH STRERT—10 LET. HAND. somely furnished, Rooms, with Board; house has ail modern improvements, and the ‘comforts of @ home may be enjoyed. Good table, do. 29,4. WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR BROAD. 4: way.—A widow lady, living alone, has a nice second story Room, cosily furnished, to let, to a ventleman and wife, with good Board for lady, in a quiet, retired, yet accea- sible neighborheod, Call after ten o'clock. QOH WEST, THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, 2) with Board, several very desirable Rooms, suitable for familles or single gentlemen, on the most reasonabie terms. 29 EAST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND avenue.—Large front and hall Bedroom, well fur- nished, to let, with first class Board. BETWEEN dsomely furnished ; Board for lady WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—SECOND Floor, handsomely furnished, with hot and cold wa- &c., and first class Board, to respectable and perma- jes on moderate term: n a, 2 WEST TWENTY-FiFTH STREET.—GENTI.E- 26 man and wife or two single gentlemen can be ac- See? with good Board where tue comforts of a home can be bad. BY ter, BOARDERS WANTED. A 1D HOM) VIOUS WY bapy WISHING neptune ry fi @ lad: ing » may addres guring contnemiiys, Ea W: PAGR, bos Mb Wile fntibure fot oct. ONT PA! R TO LET.-FURNISHED hPa dal ben with first class Board; also a Room Ee for one or two gentlemen. 68 Perry street, near HEBREW FAMILY, IN_ FIRST CLAbS NEIGHBOR- hood, up town, can give first class accommodations to gentleman, with smali family, or two single gentlemen. Address box'106 Herald oflee. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, OOM AXD BOARD FOR TWO FRENCH LADIES i fami ret fete 4 family preferred; pelos nl to exceed 16 per week for bol. referred: 2 eek for bo ‘Addrest TANESY, 38 Eaat Ninth atrect, POS “°°K FOF =i ‘d loor, wi rave first - ‘Addreas La L, box 5388 Post obice, New York. TED—FOR TWO LADIES, NICELY FURNISHED and good Board, in a private family, where the) too inquisitive; between Fifteenth ‘and Eight! Address, with moderate terms, TREVELYAN, are not streets, Herald off ice IN EE Se ery ANTED—FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, FURNIS! W iter .a7th oF without Board, below Twenty thie particulars, A, 8. N., Herald odloe, Hanson OB BAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—A LADY HAY- ing handsome furniture will gt Stef eae RT Be at or would spectable boarding house, ‘assist in taking charge of sanennranan ROQILIN BOARD. SLCOND PLAGE, BETWEEN CLINTON AND use for use of rooms, 29 Henry seeeicec Bi elegant Second Floor (alcove), with ? SUIT OF ROOMS ON PARLOR FLOOR, Sere with Bourd: private family, West Siateenth Mreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Address D, Wa, box 147 Herald oftee. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING ON FORTY -FIRST A. Lito tear filth avenue, have a handsome Second Floor, which they would let to a'desirable party, with Board, References. Address box 5,045 Post ofllce, PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THEIR OWN A Beles in Forty-seventh street, near enue, will Tet, with Board, two handsome Rooms, Sh cs two gentle- men i spopemen and eae Address SUPERIOR, box 146 ald dice, WIDOW LADY WILL RENT A COMFORTABLY A eae Root for entigmian and wite, Board {or Indy, Rear Third avenue; location central; terms moderate, Ad- dress Mrs, WEST, Herald oifice, WIDOW LADY, LIVING IN A COSEY LITTLE 1p the v inity of Fifth Avenue, Hotel will rent 9 handsomely {shed Parlor and Bedroom on second floor toa gentleman and wile: would prefer to board the lady only. None but quiet parties ‘neod address B. M., Herald ofli¢e. . N EXTRA LARGE ROOM AND SINGLE ROOM TO Jet, en suite or singly with Board; elegant house and Tocation ; excellent table. No. 217 West Fourteenth street, References, LADY CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORE AND DURING confinement, and infant adopted out, by Dr. and Mad- ame WEST, 144 West Fortieth street, near Broadway. A LADY, DESIROUS OF ENLARGING HER BUSI. ness, would like to meet with ith a geo'leman or lady who would advance a small sum of moneys for which. abe would furnish Board and Room on very favorable terms, None but respectable parties need apply. Address J. D, N., sta- AY gBLEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF THREE Rooms, near Fifth avenue, to let, with or wit ut Board; also'a large single Room for 6 ‘per week, without board.’ Address W. H. B., box 3,422 Post ofice. LADY, OCCUPYING HER OWN HOUSE, WILL leasant home guaranteed. Call jersey Olt take a child to board at or address 77 Erie at HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room to let, to gentleman and wife; Board for wile; location central, quiet and retired; family small. Terms Feagonable to a fesponsible and permanent party. “Address 8. T, X., Herald oflice. OARD—IN JERSEY CITY, THREE MINUTES’ WALK from ferries, in firat class private house, two handsomely furnished Rooms, with or without Board, for single gentle men, Address H. H., Jersey City Post oflice, IRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, WITH home comtoris by applying at the third house east of Madison avenue, in Forty-fourth strevt, AVENUK.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHER: oor, en suite or singly, with Board, private table if de» sired, in the first class house 16 Fifth avenue. References exchanged. JURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO GENTLE- man and wife; Boara for lady; location very central; Accommodations the best; terms reasonable. Ad GY. L., Herald oftice, ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HALL BEDROOMS: second and third story, front, to let, with Board; de dirabie, permanent parties will be accommodated on reason" able tert terms, References exchanged. 88 West Nineteenth st, ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND floor to rent—With Board, in the first class private residence 32 West Nineteenth strect. References exchanged OUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE .N. J. Choice Rooms, handsomely furnished, ut reduced Fates; house heated by steam, lighted with gas and contatn- ing all modern conventences;' one hour from foot of Bar. clay sirect via Morris and Essex Railroad, and six minutes? walk from Montrose station. . HITZELBERGER, Proprietor. OWNER OF A LARGE FINE BROWN STONE louse, newly frescoed and handsomely furnished, in ‘West Forty-second street, will let a Parlor Suit on second or third floor to a family of adults who desire all the appoint- ments of their own home; private table if desired. Address A. P., Herald office. 0. RENT—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH FULL BOARD, at 83 West Washington square, fronting the Park. We Ntep By A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE ‘large unfurnished Room, with Board; private fa mii Address O, T. 8., 54% HE Hi referred; terms must be reasonabie, Sixth avenue. ITH A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN FORTY-FIFTH street, near Sixth avenue, a furnished Front Room, with Hoard, for one or two gentlemen. Address, with references, 8. R., station E pes EVENING TELEGRAM, THE PAPER OF ,THE PERIOD, THE REFLECTOR OF ALL THE CITY NEWS. SEE ALL THE LATEST CABLE DESPATCHES IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. EXPENSE, ENERGY AND ENTERPRISE HAVE GIVEN Li SAD AND LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL THE EVENING PAPERS, NOTHING’ WILL BE SPARED IN THE FUTURE TO IMPROVE ON WHAT iS AT PRESENT 5 3 3 & @ °c 5 & 8 i) B e = |Fldlal 4 = . & 5 EVENING PAPER IN THE CITY, THE EVENING TELEGRAM. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. FASHIONABLE GOSSIP. THE FALL STYLES, FEMNHNE MORSELS. ALL THE FAIRS, Xu THE BALLS, ALL THE PARTIES, AD: THE NEWS OF THE DAY IN THE ‘EVENING TELEGRAM. FOR TWO CENTS. SUBSCRIPTION 50 CENTS PER MONTH. SUBSCRIPTION 46 PER YEAR, “PUBLICATION OFFICE, EMAN, OF EDUCATION AND EX- Perlence, holding a responsible position down town, desires n Room, with Breakfast, in remuneration for which he would give ‘his attention to’ house affairs or estate busl- ness, Address MANTON, box 146 Herald oflice. Q FIFTH AVENUE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED “Rooms, on kecond floor; also Parlor Suit, with or without private table. House and appointments first class. 287 % = THIRD AVENUF.—BOARD FOR THREE GEN- tiemen; fire and light, from $5 to 6. Two ladies taken. Seen on Sunday. 99 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF THIRTY-FIRST OD) street.—Suit of Rooms and Room, with first class Board; house handsomel, furnished; private table if de- sired; references require 3() 5 EAST SIXTIETH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE; OVD nue.—Good Board and Lodging for mechanics and othe: floor, in a new building. 39] West TWENTY-EIGATH STREET, NEAR OZL -Eighth avenue.—A gentleman and wife or two gen- tlemen can find pleasant Rooms, with Board; house frst class; all modern improvemnnts; convenient to cars and Twenty-third street stages, 321 house first class, with EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—TO LE T, WITH Board, a choice of handsomely furnished Rooms; all improvements; smal! American family; referenct jerms moderate. 32 WEST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTA oO avenuie.— Two single Rooms to let, with Board; lo- cation good; terms moderate. 35, WESY FIFTEENTH STREET.—A PRIVATE FAM- rill rent a furnished Room. with or without gas, use of bath; convenient to Eighth and ‘T.—A FEW RE- and others can have good nice Hall Bedroom, sulta- cold water baths; house well } terms low. SECOND AVENUE, fifth and Twenty-aixth street 5 with or without Board, to one or two single gentlemen, Pri vate family. ET WE TWENTY- 446 : rimpusted oot WEST FORTY.S! tlenen and their 00ND STREET.—A FEW GEN- ives can be accommodated with 524. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH J, n very choice sult of Rooms on the second 0 nice Rooms for single gentlemen; Board 3C THIRD AVENUE.—ONE LARGE ROOM, TF J neatly turnished, with gas and bath,tto let, to two gentlemen, with er without board, in a private family. Ref - erences exchanged, GREENWICH A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate x few gentlemen or a gentleman and wife with second story Rooms and Board; reference re+ quired. | AV SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FORTY-SECOND TAD frecu—a handsomely furnished Parlor and Bed- room, with private bath, to a pi f gentlemen or a gentle man and wife, wita or without By . WEST. TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues.Handsome sutts of Rooms on and second floors; table unexceptionable. Rerer- ences required. ai WASHINGTON LET, 808 AT wm 4, third Bory front rsa wns Petroom, with sraple ‘closet; also for singe genilemen; terme LADY CAN HAVE BOARD, BEFORE AND DURING continement, Indbe family of a regular physician. Call on or address Dr, WILLEIT, 34 Weat Forty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO make arrangements w {th a private family for Board; best reference. Address, s tating terms, which must be mod- erate, J.C. B., Herald office, GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS BEEN UNFORTURATE’ would like a comfortable Home for himself, wife and child two years old; would not mind going out of the city, Can pay #75 per month. Best references, Address E. F. K., Herald office. A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SINGLE ROOM, WITH ‘A. Board. Address, stating terms, which must be mode- rate, DEXTER, box 1,24 Post oflice. BOARDERS’ DIRECTORY, 77 BROADWAY, established 1857.—Board seekers imvited and suited immediately. Varties having vacancies should send location and prices. GARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANTED. With American family ; boarders; without small children; price not to exceed #15, inc.uding fire and gas. Ad- dress box 4,725 Post oflice. iBoeey WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, in a private famiiy or where there are but a few board ers; between Eighth and Twentieth streets, near Broadway. ‘Terms moderate, Address S. A., #25 Broadway. OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE, INFANT ‘and nuree: price not to exceed $85 per week. Also tor fentleman and wire: price not to exceed #25 per week. Lo- Cation must be between Fourth and Seventh avenues and Fourteenth and Fortieth streets, First class reference given drequired, Address HENRY STICKNEY, Herald ollice. OARD WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY (AMERI- can), by & young lady who Js employed in a store; terms must be moderate: location west of Broadway and below Twentieth street. Address B. B. B., Herald office. pos, WANTED—BY A ‘GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND nurse; aud also gentleman, wife and daughter, together or separately. References. Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, F., box 1,155 Post office, OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO gmail children and nui jn a desirable locality, Ad- dress, stating termina, box 3,510 Post o' Boss WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR 0 gentleman, wife, infant and nurse; large and small d Tenth streate, joms adjoining ; .ocation between Fuurth wing Broadway and Sixth avenue, Address for two day terms, 8. A. D., Herald ollice, stat OARD, WANTED-IN 4,S0CIAU PRIVATE FAMILY, by threo gentlemen; Viree Rooms required; location below Thirtivth street, Addre lars, B., box 118 Herald ottice. J A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHER THERE ARE NO other boardera, two nicely furnished Rooms, one front with full or partial Board, between Waverly place ani ‘Twenty-sixth street, Fourth and sixth avenues; terms not to exceed $25 a week, including fire and gas. Address S., box tating terms and particu- New York Post office, AN BHEGASE SUITE OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY furniaived, to let, to a party of gentlemen, with or with: Sut Board; references required, daress A, X., Herald oflice. IDDAY DINNER BOARD WANTED—FOR GENTLE- man, wife and child; two Rooms connecting, between Fourteenth aud Forty-second streets; references exchanged, Address, With full particulars, B., store 29 John street. superior Honed; no bet Te rected nak Gale ele mi Mtokiya convenient, 52 ested NO. jouse from uth cht Wall or Fulton street ferry.—To in with or witbout Board, CRANBERRY STREET, SECOND five minutes’ walk from well turnished Rooms, X HOTEL—FIFTH AVENUE, TWEN- nnd atiendance at oarding Roane mates: rer 0 ny ase rates ; a red. J. W. WADSWORTI, Proprietor. STOR HOUSE.—ON EUROPEAN PLAN. A Rooma @l aud apwaria: upwi OPN. BT GURNHAM HOUSE, CORNER oF twenty.rouRTH ITETSON'S SONS. street and Third avenue,—Nicely furnished Rooms, from Qseane BTBAM MAVIGATION COMPANY. $8 to $5 per woek, MADISON SQUARR HOUSE, 4 EAST TWENTY-FIRST street, corner of Broadw: -Rooms en suite for fami- ites, with private table or table d’bote, jayard street.—: neatly furnished, 5c. ad 60c. per night; $3 and $4 per’ week. For gentlemen T, GEORGE. HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND" | ‘Twenticth street.—An elegant Sult of Rooms, also a few single Rooms, can be secured, with Board, vo first class hotel. W.'H. FAIROML —A.—SEVERAL LARGE AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON Bond and Mortgage, in sums to sult applicants, without bonus; First and’ Second Mortgages prompt! cashed, ‘PORTER BROTHERS, No. Oy Pine at A ~MONEY LOANED (PROMPTLY) IN SUMS TO «hull, om improved and accessible unimproved City Proper ortgages cashed. eK, ENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, BRILLIANT YOUNG ACTRESS WOULD LIKE TO meet one wilting to lend her #30 immediately; repaid in mx months, Address ACTRESS, box ld] Herald office, A. WMONES, TO LOAN, ON DESIRABLE REAL ES- + tate, | First and Second Mortgages promptly cashed, WM. SINCLAIR, Jk, & CO., No. 8 Pine street. YOUNG WIDOW LADY DESIRES A LOAN OF 8160 or $200 from a gentleman who will take Board for the Addi A. G., Herald ollice. ie Prearyny ose 2p aun Fe roa Lenya poms vital terest bearing Bonds, tree of government tax, Apply to 8. R, JACOBS, Ne 1 New street. fh XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, - 868 Sixth avenue (Boosh’s Theatre). interest at rate of a cont per on will be paid 7 en per in bank | Paci 80) BOWERY, CORNER ‘ARCT! enna RO STEAMNE PAE, MAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS platn N. Trautmann, will tal ot! Tuesday, Deo, 18, 187 at taking trom New York (0 Hamburg. First ‘cabin, 100, Second ee et ae #25, gold, bi ited ‘the HAMMONTA willsall Doce? ot KUNHARDT &CO, —-O. B. RICHARDS & BOAS, General.A, General Passenger A, 61 Broud street, N. Y, No. 8 Barclay'streat Noy. Noste GERMAN BAYS STEAMSHIP COMPANY ¥o) BRE! The steamship AMERIC. on Saturday, December 10, street, Hoboken, To be followed by ‘The seamship WEBER, Captain W. 1. Weuke, on Sature December . RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable {n gold or its equivalent in currency, MEN. Captain R. Tussius, will sail rom Bremen pier, foot of Third For 68 Broad INMAN LINE,—POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER+ pool. Royal mail steamers are appointed to sail as Oy a QUTY OF BALTIMORE (vin Halifax) Tuenday, Dec. 15 9AM CItY OF PARIS, ‘Saturday, Dec. 17,1 P. Me o turday, Dec. 24,7 A. M: ‘Tuenduy, Dec. 27,9 A. M. ‘and alternate Tuesday, from 'Y OF LONDO) CITY OF CORK {xis Hallfax) ‘an a 1g Saturday pier No. 45 North river. RATES Payable in Gold, Antwerp, Rot at reduced rates. ‘at moderate rates by persons "a ofllee, New York, HIN G, DALE, Lg Broadway, YORK AND LIVERPOOL, ‘The following magnificent Ocean steamers, the largest in the world, commence running in January next:— OCEANIC, 4,500 tons, 8,600 horse power. NT} 4,500 tons, 3,600 horse power. TO. 4,500 tons, 8,600 horse power. 10. 4,600 tons, 3,500 horse power, BALI 4,500 tons, 8,600 horse power, ADRIA! 4,500 ton, 8,500 horse power, ‘These new v n apectully designed for the Transatlantic trade and combine speed with safety an comfort. Hales aa low: a& any Gravclaee ling, | Fos further articulars al ny's oflices, 10, road- Way, New york.” © companys. H. SPARKS, Agent, TFAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR- S rying the oated St mails, ~ ail ling ‘Wednesday. INNESOTA, Freemai December 14, at 10% A. M, IDAHO, Price. in;December 81, at BP. M. river. Cabin pasaacey abd 1d; steerage, #30, currency, Prephud Kets; $88 currency. , Passengers booked to and trom Paris, Hamburg, No: and Sweden, 40, Drafteon Ireland, England, France an Germany at lowest rates. Apply to "WILLIAM & GUION 29 Broadway. DIREOT.—LOWEST RATES AND NO n. pcteniy PRONETHEDS wit pos. i for Mobile, from pior $0 East river, Saturday, De . Ee ae 1s comer hy . Selma and ¥ to /RLB' OTe aTRAM TO SAVANNAH D Cine enh wi SAV ANAM, DIRECT. A ‘TY, Il Broadway, For passage appiy to M. DOHER- HE GREAT souri TES ee Charley! RY. Maiden jane, or J. & CO., South street. REIGHT AND PASSENGER. one the Florida ports Bouth sailing from pler No. 6 North riya ay ge M Tueed ary ' M., overy 8%, ‘The first sina sienmshy- ct will salt on Tueaday, Boo. Ti. 8° H Leonard, Through passage tickets and dillg Of lading issued at lowest For local freight and passage apply to HENRY ie MORURY £700, 817 Broadwa: For throngh freight tariif and apply to a BENTLEY D- BASEL ES General Agent, Great Southern Freight Line, 817 Broadway, . entrance fn Thomas airect, : st Cr snd aera = ape and sail on Thure OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMO! Old Déminion Steamship Company, ad Steamships of this line leave pler 87 North river, foot of Beach aire For Norfolk, Oity Point and Richmond, every Tuestay, Thuraday’and'Saturday, at ¥ M., connecling with tho Vit nia and Tennessee Airline, the Seaboard Inland Air line, eteraburg and Weldon railroads, Chesapeake aud Ohio rallt roads and Richmond and Danville railroads, Through pas. Senger Uokets and thronh bile of Indlog at reduced Talen to ail'points South and Southwest jee on pler 31, or Apply at ofice on pler Nt MOCREADY, President. Greenwich er of Dy TRAVELLERS GUIDE. LBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE.—GREAT RE- duction of fare—Daily, Saturdays excepted, from pier 44, between Spring and Charlton streets, at 6 o'clock; fare, deck, Suc. cabin: #l, with sate 50.. ‘The elegant Bteniners VANDERBILT aud’ GONMEOTICUT ve, a ‘are returning from FH yask aS Troy at 6 and AlbanyS P. OR BRIDGPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOUSATONIC aud, fa) 3 Dath= atine silp at 1d noon, Sundays excepted enn eave ay HOUSES, ROOMS, &0 WANTED, — A LADY AND GROWN SON WANT TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping; price "must be moderate. Ad- dress, stating location and terms, M. E. C., Herald office, SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WANTS PART OF A house occupied by only one other fninfiy, on the weat aide below Twenty-third street; possession about January 1. Address W G,, Herald office, stating terms, location, £0, SMALL HOUSE OR A DWELLING OVER A siore wanted, on nslde street preferred, convenient to Myrtle or Dekalb avenue cars, fora small private family {opi pus bo moderate. “Address KDGAK, box 190 Heral ‘ATIONAL LINE, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL v7 gin |p hada ‘rom pier 47 North rivér. AND QUEENSTOWN. ‘ALY, Gi turday, Deo. 17, at12 M. ENC LAND, Saturlay, Dee. 24, at 8 PM. PENNSYLY, a ay, Deo, Sl, Passage to Liverpool or Qi steerage’ 828, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon- donderry and Glasgow, #82, currency, For further particulars apply at tho company’s office, No, way. F, W. 3. HURST, Manager. CUR. LINE. The British and Worth American, Royal Mail Steam- ships, Between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor, Ped ig ht Dec. 14 PALMYRA.Thuraday, Dec. 29 on all sums remaining January 1, that were de- ureday Dec. 15 PARTHIA. We . posited on or before duly 40 and Octover 20. eonend | Ur Y Deca SAMARIA, Tharsdny, Jan: Stier the aecond Monday ip January," ation ec, 22 ALGER: Dee. 1 0 #n extra dividend of one centon all sums o! 1 SSIA . Dec. 28 CALABRIA.’ ¥ and under deposited before ‘August 1, 1569, remaining in Dank pat Wrote HATES OF PABRAGE. ippials geval january 1, $ u aday stent ‘ ‘Honey deposited now will draw faterest from January 1. | riret Rute neon egtBe gold Becond cable HON, gold WILLIAM M, GILES, Presideut. First cabin to Paris. ‘M5, gold H. K. THURBER? yieg Presidents, By HUGH MURRAY, v4 First cabin. tes IsAAo 8, BARRETT, Secretary N. B.—Parties living at a dis receive book by return ma: FPOR, SALE-TEN PER GENT CITY AND COUNT Bonds, first class securities, below par; also Tnsuranc Btocks, City Railroad Stocks and Bon variety of other securities, paying good dividends and inter es for prottable imvestiment, all at low rates, for sale by ‘ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Stock Broker and Auctioneer, 45 Pine street, New York. N. B.—First clars investment Securities, paying large rates of interest, a specialty with this house for many years. POR SAUE-QUICKSILVER MINING CO. SEVEN PER cent Goid Mortgage Bonds, a , at a low pric by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, 43 Pine street,” OW PHe% OWES & MACY, BANKERS (THE SAME AS AN INCORPORATED BANK), WALL STREET, NEW YORK, FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE- Persons desirous of receiving interest for ther money and having it subject at all times to check on demand can do 80 by depositing WITH THIS BANK, which allows interest on the entire dafly business at the rate of FOUR PER CENT per annum, Collections made on any part of the world, returns, at the lowest current rate Orders for purchase or promptly executed. ONEY REMITTANCES AND DRAFTS, in sums from £1 upwards, on all parts of ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND, AT LOWEST RATES. 2 Exchange on all points, in sums to suit, for sale by HENRY CLEWS & CO., 84 Wall street. ONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey ; also to buy First nd Second Mortanges. | Principals only need apply to DICKINSON & HAYES, 81 Cedar street. EW YORK, DEC. 8, 1870, In addition to our established busin: , Foreign Exchange and Government ‘an extensive of Brokerage in nities, we are Go! now prepared to transact a Commission Business in ail 0 classes of Railroad Bonds and Stocks, State Bonds and Ban! Shares in the New York Stock Exchange, where we are re- presented by Mr. C. A. Grymes. ‘CHAS. UNGER & CO., 45 Exchange place. JRALWAY ACCEPTANCES FOUR AND Six MONTHS ‘orun, secured by tral, mortgage bonds constantly for, aale at favorable rates by JOSERH M. STRONG, No, 4 Broad streel STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA—TREASURY DEPART- ©) ment—Columbia, 8. ©., December 2, 1870. ‘The interest maturing January 1, 1871, on the bonds of tho State of South Carolina will be paid in gold on demand, on and after January 1, at the Banking House of H. H. Kimpton, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, and atthe Treasury Ofc a Caer ee c. ta i ery the registered stock oI the State will be patd in Columbia only. H NILE} a PARKER, ‘Treas. State South Carolina, praetor on and after the 0. Coupons will be received for 27th instant. H. H. south lina, HIRD AVENUE RAILROAD STOCK.—TEN 10 FIFTY Shares, paying quarterly dividends, for sale; one Bond nd Mortgage on dock property in Newark. Apply at 303 ‘Third avenue, paint store, ‘ANTED —IMMEDIATELY—APPLIOATIONS | FOR Lonns of $6,000 to $15,000, on New York city Proper- ty. Applications must be received Deoember Il, trom prin- cipais only; no bonus charged and money can be had fmme- diately, . G. BENNET, 57 Cedar street, PER CENT BONDS—PAYABLE IN THIS CITY, AY, forte, below par, by ARTHUR F. FITCH, No. it ne street, $20.000. real estate; principals only. TRUST FUNDS, Herald ollice, 20.000 72 kar ais, ONE SUM, ON CITY . Property; no bonns required, Second lorigages cashed at lowest rates. Apply to ISAAC HONIG, 25 Pine street, $150.000 Apply to WILLIA} ¢ OF ILLINOIS REAL ESTATE MORT-; $200.000 gages for sale, executed in sums of $1,000 to #10,000, drawing eight and ten per cent interest, payable in New York. The security is first class. Will be nogotiated in amonnts to suit parties wishing to invest, For particulars addreas box 796 Post oflice, Chicago, Ill. 50.000 7o LOAN OX BOND AND MORTGAGE, 50. in sums to suit; good second mortgages Dureliaved; money immediately; none but principals need apply. 8. i TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON First: Mortgages, New York or Brooklyn ‘Address, with particulars, TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- jae, ON. sity real estate, in various sums. KENNELLY, No. 4 Pine rete. IRELAND, 201 Broadway, - OAN OFFICES. T J. A. JACKSON'S, NO. 5 AMITY STREET, NEAR Broadway—Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goods and Personal Property of every description.” Same Vought and sold, i 913 BEQADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STRELT. UP ©) ‘stairs.—Monéy advanced on Diamonds, Watches Jewelry ,Lnces, Shawls, Pianos, &. Same bought. Unre- deemed Pledges for sale. ‘A. C. HERTS. SPLENDID aad other frst class make, for cash or instalments, at Very iow prices; aiso Pianos tc’ let and talon in exchange. JOHN C, BARNES, 187 Eighth street, near Broadway. STEINWAY PIANO AT A GREAT SA seven octave rosewood, four ronnd corne: | bass Piano for $150 cash. J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT RICHLY CARVED FOUR ROUND corners rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order, | for #800; only seven months in use, will be sold for $275; also rich Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture at hatf cost} property of private family. 12 East Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, between University place and Fitth ay. HOLIDAY, PRESENT FOR $250; | MAGNIFI- cent, now, 7 octave, agraifo Piano; carved legs, serpentine mouldings; all improvements; fuily guaranteed. Address PRIVATE SALE, box 109 Herald office GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Pianos and Organs of first class Takers, Inciuding Waters’; at extremely low during holidays, ‘to let and rent applied if purchased, wung LOUIS XIV. 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD FOUR round cornered Pianoforte for sale for $875; cost 200 ; on, be seen at residence 690 A frentent bargain ever known. enue, near Fortiett: RARE CHANCE TO MAKE CHRISTMAS PRE- wents,—A private family declining housekeeping w! éeil their magnincent 744 octave rosewood Pianoforte, made toorder Uy best city maker; in use six months; cost #700, for $27, including Stool and Cover, Parlor, Bedroom ‘and ining Room Furniture; Mirrora, Paintings, Bronzes, Care pets, cc, at less than half orivinal cost, Call’ to-day or Mon- day ‘at private residence 113 West Twenty-seventh street, Bteerax ce can send deposits and | parts of Euroy ices for cash | ‘or will take from 4 to $20 inonthiy until | +002 +oB80, gold gO. ceren ickets gi ant wn and all at lowest rates. Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, wipe ie other ports on the Continent and for Mediterra- iu For freight and cabin passage apply at the company’s once Le repilees 3 ei Broad) Trinity Buildi ‘OF alecrage passi roadway, Trinity Building. Fe PAs Re a TAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agente On DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships be- tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest and Southamp- ton. ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Contin- ent will sail from pier No. 50 North river, as follow: PEREIRE, Danre. -Saturday, Dec, 10 LAFAYETTE, Roussai Saturday, Dec. 24 RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD wine facluded), TO BREST OR HAVRE. First Cabin...ss++2++e-eeeQ140] Second Cabinsseesees.. 6875 ‘These steamers do not carry steerage nasOn Tera, SEO, MACKENZIE. Agent, 0. 58 Broadway. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Hereafter the steamers of thi Tine will touch at Southampton, England, to land passengers with immediate | #24 specte. stocks, bonds or gold re ae TO ernie acaba ALEPPO aalis. Th , Deo. 15 TRIPOLI sails, Thursday; Des. 3 Cabin passage, $80 2old' atgerage. BBO carrency. For cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling Greek 11 Broadway, Trinity Bullde For steerage'passage apply at eae CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, ing. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHTP COMPANY'S Through Line to Callfornia and China, Freight and passage greatly reduced, Through rates, New York to San Francisco: Firat cing Bteerases 880, 8125 to BI’ according to \ocation of berth, nee Fates include berths, boardand4 all necessaries for Steamers of the above line leave pier 42 North river, foot of ‘ana! street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 4th and 20th of each month, except when those days fall on Sunday, then the day pre- vious. ‘One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult. Modi- cine and attendance free. December 2), HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, con- necting with SACRAMENTO, Captain Farnsworth. Departure of 20th every month will touch at San Jose, Gua- temala. ‘Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco December 31, 1870, for China and Japan. freight for Sau Francisoo will go. as fast and be re- ceived until 4 P, M. Monday, December 19, Freight for Cootral Ameriean and South PaelGe ports will be received until 4 P. M. on Saturday, December 17, only. & the roe facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland arges, £0. For relator pasnnge iokela and all furiBer tnformation a) t the oftice, pler rth river. ee ay bs F. R. BABY, Agent. Gist ORIENTAL TRIP, JSTING TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS CON- TEMPLATING AN ESCAPE FROM THE RIGORS OF A NORTHERN WINTER. The Pacitc Mall Steamahip Company will despatch, on the M24 of December, 1470, their splendid sidewheel steamer ARIZONA, Captain C. P, Seabury, for the following ports :— Gibraltar, “Malta, Port Said and Suez Canal, Singapore and Hong Kong, there making connection with the com- panyygstenmers' for the various ports of China, Japan and Vor passage or further {nformation apply at the off ‘or passage or further information at the office, 42 Norvh river, New York, WOT. BABY, Axent ‘TEAMSHIP NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MATI Company.—The elegant sidewheel steamshi AMERICA, 2,000 tons burden, Captain Geo. B. Slocum, will il for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Babia and Rio de janeiro on Friday, December 23, at 8 o'clock P. M., from pier 48 North rive For freight or passage apply to eit oF passage NPY “R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Green, New Yor OR THE DIAMOND _ FIELD! jc ler CAPE OF GOOD Hope.—The fine fast sailing bark PEONY, now loading, will take freight and a limited number of second cl: sengers. For terms inquire of R. W. FORBES & South William street. ERMUDA CHRISTMAS TRADE. ‘The attention of shippers 18 called to the alteration in the next salling date made by permission of the government of Bermuda, The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched to Hamilton, taking treight for St. Georges, from pier 21 North river, on Saturday, December 17, at § o'clock P. M. passa: For freight and passage, a hale “ NITED STATES MAIL TO BAVANA. Atiantio Mall Steamship Company, sailing segularly every Tuesday ut J o'clock ¥. M. precisely, ‘ortl from pier No, COLUMBIA, Captain MISSOURI, ‘Captain J.B, Edwards MORRO CASTLE, Captain R, Ada ‘or t OF passage apply to Mat oF passage PHT W. DIMOCK, President, No, 6 ‘Bowling Green, A VANA, SISAL AND VERA ORUZ.--NEW YORK and Mexican Mall Steamship line, leaving plier 17 Kast riveh at 3 P.M. CITY OF MERIDA, Captain Deaket Monday, Dec. 19 CLEOPATRA, Cupiain Phillips.... . tbareday, Dec. 29 CITY OF MEXICO, Captain Timmerman. Saturday, Jan, CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Wednesay, Jan. 18 For freight or pa rs CLEOPATRA goes to EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS—TOUCH- ing at Key Went, ‘The Al steamship WILMINGTON, Captain 20 Kast river, will leave on Saturday, December Through bilte of Inding given to on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, and B. B. ©. Rattrond. aie ‘or freight or passage apply OM HALLORY & CO., 158 Matden lane. apply to EXANDRE & SONS, 83 Broadway. Havana only ; tales no passengers, Cole, at pler rin and OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, y MERCHAN(S’ STEAMSHIP LINE, From pier No, 12 North river, at 8 o'clock P. M WESTERN METROPOLIS, n Si i turday, Deo. 17. ‘Through rates given tor St. Louis, ston and Indianola. For tre ‘At or passage, Having superior accommodattoi apuly tO FREDERIG BAKER, 40 Bro are! Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line, ‘The steamship GEO. CROMWELL, Captain Clapp, will leave pier No. 9 North river on Saturny, December 1", at three o'clock P.M. Freight received daily. Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Mobile and St. Louis, Cabin passage, #50; steerage, $25, For freight or passage RW to H. B CRO! BLL & CO., 86 Weat street. ° Freight received dai Vicksburg, Mobile, SOUTHERN LINE—FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.— ‘The Al steamer LODONA, Captain H. R. Hovey, 1s now recelving freight at pier 21 Enst river, and will sail Saturday, December 17. at3 P.M. Freight taken for 8t, Louts, Mobile and Galveston, af “reizht or pussaze apply to C. H. MALLORY & CO., 7 len I 86 North | ee Wo mn lane. 4 VILLE will follew steamer BIENVIL! wih fetes ion x & OO. ‘Houston and to all pointe | 'URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—FOR HOUSEKEEP- y a family of tig adults; house must be first class, witl "improvements, locality below Twenty-fifth atr and rent not to exceed $60 per month. Address 8. F, 212 Broadway, room ll. IGHT LOFT WANTED—FOR PAPER BOX FACTORY. Address, with terms, WM. PRATT, 93 Liberty strect, ‘ost ofilce box 2,544. ARLOR AND BEPROOM WANTED—IN PRIVATE fainily, New York or Brooklyn, by gentloman and wife; eferences,” Address, stating terins, H., box 2,065 Post office, 'ECOND FLOOR, WITH WATER AND GAS, UNFUR- shed, wanted—By a gentleman and wife for house= keeping, {na private house with an American family; refe- rencea exchanged. Addresa, stating rent and location, P. Rig Heraid office, mo. LAWYERS.—A YOUNG LAWYE WITH TH! very highest recommendations from the bar of one of the Southern States in which he has been practising, desir desk room {n the office of a well established firm in this city, Address 8. R. H., Herald oilice. NFURNISHED ROOM—WITH MODERN IMPROVE. ments, by middle aged lady, between Twentieth and Thirty-fifth streets and Sixth and Eighth avenues; references exchanged. Address W. S, H., Herald office. WANTEDITHREE 08 FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS for bosuekeeping for gentieman and wife (American). Address, stating location and terms, which must be mode- rate, 0. C., Herald office. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SMALL, HOUSE; LOCA ‘tion below Sixty-tifth street; east side preferred. An- swer with full particulars; rent must be moderate. Address E. TAYLOR, foot Thirty-fourth street, East river. ‘ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE FOREIGN “CHARI. ‘table Society,” a commo.itous Hall or. mi OTM, with sents fcr 70 to £0 members for every Sunday from 7 to Tl o'clock P. M.; location between Fifteenth and Bleecker ademy or school room would be bl Btreets; an_aci Address 8. L. C., Herald oillee, ‘“ANTED—BY A LADY, WITH TWO OR THREE lady companions, & minal sae House, between’ Eighth and Thinly.bfth streets, Third and Seventh avenues. ‘Address, stating terms and location, REAL ESTATE, box 114 Herald office. ‘ANTED—ABOUT JANUARY 1, BY A GENTLEMAN, wife and son, two partly or fully furnished Rooms im trable locality, adjaceat toa good restaurant or hotelg must be kept clean and neat and door bell attended toy ven and required. Address, with full particu » Herald offiee. D—A HOUSE, OF 13 TO 15 ROOMS, FUR- nished or part so, between Fourteenth and fourth aia. a Thi ie and Berean Recey ; must be spectable location; rent not to excee: rear, dress HOUSE, Herald office. = ‘ANTED—A SMALL SIZED FULLY FURNISHED Oilice, or will take desk room, near Maiden lane and Broadway. Address WILSON, Herald oltice, ‘ANTED—FROM DEC. 20 OR JANUARY 1, A WELL: ‘furnished house, in good location ; best of care taken, stating location and terms, SIGMA, Herald ofilce, ANTED-BY A WIDOW AND TWO SONS, FROM Boston, three Rooms, furnished or unfurnished (latter preferred), with convenience for lizht housekeeping: locke tion between Sixth avenue and Broadway and Tenth ai entieth streeis, Address BOSTON, Herald office. ‘ANTED-—FIVE OR SIX UNFURNISHED ROOMS W “Tor urusekeeingron the Grit pr reooud foot, fore family of four German persons, Address F. T.M., 152 Macdongal street. cab HOE Rie ASS RACE ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE, FUR- VY dished. Address, stating lowest price, WILSON, Herald office. ‘WASTED-A SECOND FLOOR, COMPLETELY FUR: nished, for housekeeping, hetween Twenty-second and Thirty-eighth streets and Filth and Seventh avenues; rent not to exceed $50 per month. Address WOOD, 6434 West Thirty- seconi street, ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SMALL HOUSE IN THE Ninth ward or vicinity ; reasonable terma; good loc tion; principals only dealt with. Apply to JAMES RILEY, 220 Thompson stree ‘ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE IN GOOD NEIGH- borhood, below Sixticth street. Rent not to excced $1,000, DICKINSON & HAYES, 81 Cedar street, New York. LOST AND FOUND. [ost THE EVENING OF THE 8TH, A BROCHE Shaw), centre colors green, red, blue and white, coming from the Club House to Thirty-fourth street. 320 will be given by returning to J. P. DODGE, McCoomb’s Dam, OST.—BANK BOOK NO. 46,085, ISSUED BY T Manhattan Savings Institution, and payment of t same has peen stopped. The finder will oblige tne owner bj returning the same to the Bank, 644 Broadway, comer Bleecker street. : — ota ITHER IN THE DEPOT OF THE CAMDEN and Amboy Railroad or the Cortlandt street ferrybo: red Russia leather and gilt Cigar Case containing a sun money and stamped tn gilt letters W. D.B. A liberal re ward will be paid upon its return to the owner, at the New York Hotel, A ate SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 105 IN Di'ls, attached to a bill from estate of Morris Earl While going trom South William to Pearl and John tol South street, and then to Cherry street. A liberal reward full be paid for its return to LAWRENCE MYERS & CO. 85 South William street. OST—AN AMETHYST EARRING, INLAID rad rose diamonds, surrounded by pearls. A liberal rewi will be paid to the finder by leaving it at E. GEORGI'S, Ii Third avenu ___ RBWARE REWARD—FOR A MOURNING SHAWL, LOST ON ‘Tuesday, on Broadway, between Tenth and ‘Twenty. Second streets.’ No. 7 Lust Sixteenth street, REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING, DE e) cember 5, binck and tan Slut; weighs about nine Pounds wean ruptured, ears crapped; wore a white leaiheg ig ADDIS Collar; answers tothe name of to ROBER! COBBIEK, 144 Prince street, New Yor! f& REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNING) +) December 10, one’ package Merchandise, marked A. erhune, 8/1 Etghth avenne. GLAUBERU'S City Express, 101 avenue B. $5 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVENING OF TH +) 9th, a white Italab Hound (slut), with fawn color ears. The above reward will be given for her return to I Macdougal street, 2.00 REWARD WILL BE PAID UPON RETORN I. of the articles takea from 49 West Thirty. fourth street, on the evening of the Sth iast, and no q 8 asker ETECTIVES.—ONLY EXPERIENCED OPERATIV! furnishes COX & Whipple & Co., houses as to ab: ho SALE—THE sf YACH' lying at the first landing, Staten Island, noply to THOMAS ROBNSON, Herald 5! jteball slip, pier 1, East river, New York. THE FOLLOWING Jit Ps ALE—IN GOOD ORDE! Sails trom ‘a echooner, yack CM ina y lem) Y Fyn ibs aoe geen at WILSON'S sail fo and Rosevelt streets. — CHEAP—A BARGE; SUITABLE FOR F°% SAL’ to lie at‘afou'khead. For parti COP RERGRAPE & CO. 20 Both street. "PUBLICATIONS. FINEST HOLIDAY BOOK OF THE SEASON. TT Miredition of 5,000 will be ready December 13. THE GOLDEN LADDER, or, THE STOLEN JEWEL (By the author of “Gem of the Lake,” “Imp oper Use of the Tongue,” Beauty of Fairfax.) Handsomely Illustrated, §teel and Wood Engravings. pflogantiy, Botind in Cloth, ound with bea Gilt kage, a Published by the AMERICAN. NEWS COMPANY, Nassau street, News dealers, order carly.