The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1871, Page 11

HEALTH MATTERS. BERTING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Muits to be Commenced Against Violators of the Law—Offending Fat Melters, Butchers and Doctors to be Prosecuted—Re- Port on Coutagions Diseases. The Board met at one o’clock yesterday afternoon, President Bosworth occupying the chatr. It was @Merea that twenty-two suits im cases of viola. tion of Tenement House act, No. 22—non-com- pliance with orders—and four cases of violating the Ranitary laws be commenced. ‘The Committee on Vital Statistics recommended that in case of contagious diseases a new form of weport be adopted, The report was accepted and 5,000 copies erdered to be printed. & list of names ef physicians who failed to report he death or patients thirty-eight hours after death, was furnished the Board, who tnstructed the attorney to prosecute, A list of births and muar- that had not been reported by the proper ties Was also referred to the atsorney for prosecution. u » Dr. Morris, City Sanitary Inspector, presented the following pence on contagious diseases, which was on file:— é PALE DEPARTMENT, No, 601 Morr SynEEt, New Yous, Jan, 4, It To THB Boarp op Tux HRaLrn DePARYMENT:— Srr—In presenting the report upon contagious diseases to fhe Boara I beg leave to call attention to the tact that there ‘@ slight inorease in the number of cares of smallpox, as re- fo this Burean auring the past fortnight. ‘im the wiédge of this even allght Inerenso, with tue fact of thelr considerable of this disease closely adjacent to fae “city, which constant intercourse may be to our population, I can- not bat feel that we are admoniued ‘to. adopt such precautionary measures as will secure the greatost pro- fection. ‘These ‘are vaccination and revaccination, By making kenown tho danger the jyubife wil! by wryed to: apply Xo the Proper places for, thess meana of protection, To the poor this boon is offered gratuitously at all the city disven- aries, and with those pecuutarily able tp employ medial as. sistance there is no difficulty to be found in appiying the pre- caution, The season for the next four months i@ propitious for this operation, and therefore the neglect ie the more in- Freusable, Azad, { would urge thie matter upon publi, at , te weil aa'that of the Hoard, for the renson that there ie mueb d of becoming fnifected in the promiscnons tra- Yelling in the street cars and omsfbuses i the city. Hy not untrequentiy comes to knowlesgs of this bureau, that persons in various staves of smallpox do hee these conveyances going from point to point In the city, Two auch cases occurred durin, netion is the only sure prophylactic azainst Ang faial disease, a sense ct duty compala me by ever fegittmate means to arouve the public,mind to the danger of - neglecting tbls ssmple precautionary measure. All, young Old, should be protected by it. A compulsory vaccina- by ‘law would almost secure immunity from this dls- ease. The following exhibits the movements of contaxtous Giseases fn the city during the past two weeks ending Satur- day, December 31,180: eer re ending December ‘typhus fever, fever, 19; relapsing fever, aiphtheria, 13. eek ending December 11-Typhus feves 1; typhold fever, Bureau oF, fannany, INSPECTION, { 8; typhoid ; smallpox, 6; scarlatina, 54; 2; relapsing fever, 4; smalipox, 7; ecarlatina, 8; meash td; diphtheria, & is) ectfully submitted, (OREAU MORK, M. D, City Sanitary Inspector. Dr. Morais presented the names ef the following butchers who stil carry on the business of slaugh- tering between Second aud Tenth avenues, in de- fiance of section 166 of the Sanitary code:—Jacob Reider, Luke Dempsey, Mr. Michael, Juhn Dennett, . Plugs, Mr. Twoomey, Gidney, Vaieutine & Co., Mr. Keller, Funk & Colenger, M. bonahue & Co, Je Dowling and P. W. Lowrie. ‘Mr. GRoss objected tothe motion, on the ground that the notuces had been published in only two pa- which was in violation ef the laws of the ard, The motion was put to billet and carried. ‘The Board also instructed the attorney to com- mence suits against the following fat meliers:— Butchers’ Hide and Melting Assoctation, Forty-fourth and Porty-ifth streets, Kast river; Stata & Uo., 323 Bust Forty-flith street; Tovey & Louth, foot of West ‘Thirty-ninch street; Gamble & MeNell, foot of West Thirty-eighth street; M. Donahue & Co,, 613 West Phirty-etgnth street; Richard Stoker, 106th street, near East river. Gamble & MeNett and Tobey & Booth have lateiy made application for pernaita, Voices OF THE PROPLE, Ancther Champion of Adimirat Porter. To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:. Rip Van Winkie thinks that people are soon forgot- ten alter their death. Thisidea was entertained and apposed to have heen uttered long before the great tepublic commenced existence as a sovereign Power. Since then the progress of the age has changed many things, and it seems that peopre do not wait gow for death to render them oblivious oi the deeds of the great men of the age, but our legislators for- get them while they yet live in flesh and blood. In si} ages and countries brave men have become prominent, and their courage has been re- warded, especially when it was exercised im the preservation of a government and peo- ple, Our civil war brought out many courage- ous men, and foremost among them stands Admiral Porter, who did as much towards crushing the rebellion as any man in the country; yet our wise men in Congress seem to have forgotten him end his services. He 1s still with us, ready, with ali the bravery of other days, to head his fleet when- ever the country may need him, and it Is conceded by all who have any knowledge of the subject that mm the handling of & large number of vessels in fleet mannuvres he ls unsurpassed by any living cap- tam. Those who fonght straight at the centre of the rebellion during is entire existence and fought with euch bravery, energy and determination as Porter did, have devr places in Vhe hearts of every loyai one of the republic, and it is a slignt to them for our public men to ‘orget hiu. The otice of Admiral Was made vacant by the death of the brave Far- Fagut, tho noro and persenal friend of Porter. Next in rank and in the affecttons of the people comes Porter, yet the Senate secms to have forgotten Ris services dnrmg the dark days, for his confirma- tion hangs fire. ‘The army 1s more fortunate. 'The corresponding grade of General was made vacant by the eiection of General Grant to the Presidency; and It was immediately filled. by that noble soiier Sherman. While speaking of the army itis as well to state bere that the biil for the reduction of the expenses of that branch of the service, known as Logan's bill, really added $200,000 to the expenses oi the army. Some of the higher grades receive Jess pay than formerly, but the lower grades, being Jargely tmoreased by longevity, per-ceutage, com- mutations for quarters, servants ce, really in- bone the appropriation for pay of the army by VINDEX. ‘These facts should be known by all, A Word for the Sailer and Marine. WastUNaton, D. ., Jan. 3, 1871. ‘fo Tre Epitgr OF THE HERAL Sim—It ts an old saymg and a true one that the pen is mightier than the sword—wlelding an influence over the iniuds of the intelligent world, its power showing itself every day of our lives, reaping bene- fits to some and disaster to others, During the late rebeilioa the press showed its power ever the minds of the people of this country. ‘Througe it proclamations were issued and appe: made for men te defend the government. To ail those appeals response was cheeriully given. Men were mustered into the different branches of the service, the army and the navy, and each having their por- uun of tie work ‘to perform, how well they did it the records will show. By the pen (the press) jne- tice has at least been done the soldier of the field, bat ‘the sailor or marine ls seldom spoken of. The power of the press {3 shown by the different bills that iave been framed and enacted by Congress during the Jast five years, looking to the beuetit of the soldier, all of which had been urged through the press, When the sailor, sold-er and marine responded to the summons made by our goverament, each and ail of us determined to do our duty and carve out a name by our actions (hat would Compare with oor fathers of old. Determination aud bravery were displayed by the soldier on many @ well fougut fea; but, sir, our sailor and imarme died bravely also white fgiting their goo? ship or ascaniting the enemy's ftortitcations, The little Moniter in the harbor of Newport, Va., whtout doubt saved our govetument aimiltions of dollars, and being only one of the important services ren- i by our navy during the war. In all the en- ements along both banks of the Mississipp! river, ‘rom Cairo to the Guif of Mexteo, Vic burg and its" batteries; with Forts Jackson ai St Philo, and New Orleans, to Mobile; her our gallant Admiral, the late Farragut, lashed Himself to the mast durmg the engagements. ‘Phen on to Pulaski, Wagner, Sumter, Fisher and not forgetting Newbern; and also our gallaut victory by the good slup Keursarge over the Alabama, and other important engagements, as the nayal records Will show, and on almost every occasion where our navy participated the te of battle has been turned by the active co-operation of the navy wi thearmy. ‘Then, sir, the sailor and marine have no elaims against the government? Having cheeriully responded to the country's call, defended it with as mineh valor as our brothers of the army, and diced, like them, on the field as well at on shipboard, and algo in Southern prisons, yet Dever a word for the = or marine, ‘or the last five years we have watched carefully the proceedings of Cougress, look/ng for some one tO champion our cattse, and also carefully nuticed the different editortals of the presa, thinking that ‘they at least would do us Justice by recogaiz.ng eur claim; but we have waited until the present day, and now, having presented our cause to you, we Wiil ‘twLoW ourselves on your charity; for a word in your very valuable and popular paper in our behait @ sailor and marine) might be of service to us in Congress, giaddenipg many hearts and bringlng joy NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. , your ober GEOR! Of the United States Marine Corps), 300 Kast ‘enty-third street, New York city, at present ree siding at 1,225 Fourth street, between M and W atreets, north, Washington, D, ©. An Actor’s Wife on Sabine and the Theatrical Profession. To THE Eprror or THk HERALD: — Suffer me a word m the controversy of Church versus Theatre And herein, in my humble opinion, is the great evil of the whole matter—the antago- nistic position of the two, We all know the stage 13 not in all respecta what it ought to ne; but if the Church, instead of denouncing It, would seek to elevate and purify it she would find it, in her hands, ® mighty instrament of geod. Older and wiser heads than mine will agree with me on this point, although, doubtless, Rev. Mr. Sabine (I spoak respect- fully) would consider it a suggestion of the evil one himself, Yet I cannot sappose he has anght agatnst drainatic representation, conaidered in itself alone; for he surely would not blot from the Church register the names of her sons—his brother clergy- meu—who have given dramatic writings to the stage; neither do I believe he would discountenance the dramatic performances frequently given under the patronage of the Church in the shape of Sunday schoo! exhibitions, If the eviig of the stage consist in the character of ite sur- roundings and followers, why not seek to reform those evils? And since the Church can never hope to extirpate the theatre—for so long as human nature {8 human nature people will have amuse- ment and the theatres be supported, as they are now, by the most, intelligent and influential of our- citizens—would it not be heter to accept itasan established public mstitution, and, instead of hurl- ing down anatnemas on itand insulting tts mem- bers, let the Church devote her energies to the re- formation of the evils which uo one dentes too fre- quently degrade it, and the drama, with such talent and genius as walk its paths to-day, might. and would be, uuder these anspices, a source of tnstruce ton and Innocent recreation to the Church itself. But with regard to the question at issue, no doubt, of course, Mr, Sabine acted from conscientious scru- les. The question is, Has any man the right to ‘bor the ignorance and prejudice that could give rise to such seruples? Doubtless he sapposes all members of the dramatic profession are “lewd tel- lows of the baser sort,” who, when not engaged in deluding the pubiic to their destruction, spend their time in dranken orgies and ail other known and unknown immoralities, This is doubtiess true, in @ measure, of some men on the stage, as it is eqnaliy true of very many omit. But why visit with contumely the whole for the misconduct of some? We do not denounce the bar because of the petth foggers, rascals and skinilints with whieh tt abounds, nor the medical profession lor the impo- Sittons and crimes—reyoiting crimes—of its quacks and charlatans, Indeed, were we to condeinn all institutions and professions on account of the wiek- edness of some ol thelr members, we may close our church doors uiso. I wish the reverend gentleman in question Knew some of the members Of tis pro- fession whom I know—and my acquaintance there- with is Hmited—men and women whose uprightness of character; devotion to duty and simple goodness could not fal! to win his respect, But they are not in the Church, says he. Net many, to be sure, and yet & greit many, considering all the encouragement they ever get to come into the Church, He would doubtless close his doors unhesitatingly upon every one of them— Alaa for the rarity Of Christian charity Under the Suo— and think he was doing God service. But it Is to be hoped that this genilcman does not stand as the representative of the Eptseopal Church in this mat- ter, Certain I am that ff such @ man asthe late Iamented Rev. Dr. veter Chauncey, of st. Jumes (Gou keep his memory green), polished gentieman and scholar, thought it not derogatory to his posi- tion aud character—anu t do not believe a more Chnistiike soal was ever shrined in human form—to call an actor his friend, dine at his table, welcome him to his house and give him the right hand of fel- jlowship to tae communion of hts church, Rev, Mr. Sabie may at least venture to read the burial service over the remains of & man whose worst eneiny, if ne had one, could not truihfully deny that he was an upright aud honerable gentleman, And if the members of the profession were uni- versally the emp age and slimers” they are geil- erally believed to be why forege the opportunity of saying to them a word in season, and on an occasion when they might be considered lable to good intlu- ences. it certumly could have done no harm, and no one Knows how much good, whereas now the good men of the professiou, and many outsiders as Well, are disgusted with what they constder to be mntolerance and want of charity, while those wio had little or no respect for the Church are driven farther from itthan ever. But I fear T bave ben taking too much space in giving expression to my views; but I thought if capable of giving an opinion at all, if ought to be an unblassed one, since 1am a member of the Epls- copal Church, loving it as a mother, and am abo JAN. 2, 1871. THE WIFE OF AN ACTOR. Judiciens Discrimination—A Police Captam Who Blends. Mercy with Justice. ‘Yo THE EpiToR oP THE HeraLp:— It is @ noticeabie fact, and one greatly to be lamented, that police oMicers in the administration of the auties of their ofice—which are not unfre- quently of ihe most delicate nature—exhibit a most lamentable absence of that necessary and indispeu- sable ingredient called common sense. Honest, worthy and respectable eltizens are frequently sub- jected to vexatious and disgraceful arrests and loathgome imprisunments, because an officer will not exercise, or, Which is more probable, will not call into requisition some small modicum of common sense, or the mere exercise of that perception which would govern the mest trivig! transaction i common life, A most lamentable and keartrending exhibition of itis may be cailed to mind mn the Late arrests for alleged pillering at Macy's store, While there ts much to condemn in the a these officers there 1s now and then a case pre: e as grateful, and cheering as an oasis in the desert, which shows that ail are not thus bind, dull and unfeeling. And when a case of this Kind does crop out it is DO More than ap act 6T common jnstive that the name of the Individual eounected with 1 shouid be given to the public that they, as weil as the author, may have the benefit of it, Such a case occurs to me in the person of Captain Cattrey, a most worthy, intelligent, a3 well as eilicient member of the pol.ce force of this city, Upon the complaint of an ignorant and over-oiicions groceryman young fan, lowly and friend and @ ch another like estaplishment, bad torieit ten dollar vill with him, he sted, and, fortunately for him, brought before Captain Catfrey. There Was something in the appearance of the young man—hbis open, frank couittenance and straightforward answers—that won upon the heart of the worthy Captain, and called into requisition the feelings of the man, as well as the duty of the officer, and he resolved to probe tae affair to the bottom. He did so, The complainany swore the bit was counterfer: this clerk. that th® defendant assed it—a clear case, to all appearance. ‘The de- Fondant admitted that. he exchanged the bul with the complamant,.but if bad, he was ignorant ot 1. Still the Captain was not sutistied, and, cailing one of his attendants, seat hun with the bili to the bank. The cashier prononneced lt a genuine bill, and the young man was liberated, The young man went on his way rejoicing, and the captain rejoiced in having done a noble and pratsewortiy acts P, How to Get Cader « Car. To THE Eprrok OF THB HERALD:— If anybody wants to get under the front wheel of a horse ear or of a rativoad car, let him when he jumps keep hold of the front rail, He wiil then be twitehed with considerable certainty on to the track in front of the wheel. Especiaily does this oceur if he takes hold of-the froé rail with the hand farthest trom it—carrying his arm across his chest to do so. He then not only gets a twiteh, bata violent twist, which swings him round exactly under the wheel in spite of hirself, On @ railroad car, i you mut Jump, fet go both hand rails and jump hard im the direciion the car is not going, Also jump so that you may aight facing forward, otherwise you will Tali ow the back Of your head. On a street car do. same, and, 23 1! runs much slower, you may steady yourself by the hinder of the wo hand rails, But hever ona front platform, while facing outwards, seize the front rail across the chest with the hand that is furthest from the rai, or you will be twisted rotund under ite horses’ heels. ‘Tuli now never un- derstood how a toan leaving the step could land | horse car, Dut towards Its mid- not only ahead of te, 1} DOWN TOWN, dle, in iront of the driver. Catholic Mediators h the Indians, New York, Dec. 31, 1870. To THE Eprtor ov Pe HERALD: — ‘The solving of the Indian problem still ocenpies statesmen. Quakers have been sent to them and fatied, like all who went before. Now why not send Catholic missionary priests? Are not they and have they not ever been the Indians’ best friends? Have they not always trusted and spoken well of the Indian? And shali we tet a m lot of sectarian mitaisters keep us from sending, then, faithful and disinterested Atleast why not give them a chi fe send sectarian ministers they will only fall out among themselves, HOPE. Dame 2VFROT OP FIDDLING IN CHICAGO.— Filen R. Dorney js the wife of Michasl Dorney, a professional violinist of Chicago, who earna seventy dollars a month by Wis arustic skilk She was mar- ried to him in August, 1864, in the city of New York. Hew they lived together until the end of last Octo. ber she does not say; but she charges that in that month he committed adnkery with Mrs. Allan, who 13 otherwise known a5 Mrs, Kane, and asks for tom- ary alimony aud solicitor’s fees, and ultimatciy hor A dinsevering of the Marriage honda, GENERAL REWS ITEMS. In the valley of the uppor Red river and its tribu- tarles there is an abundanee of the best quabty of biack wainut timber, such as ts ueed in the manu facture of furniture, Colonel Jacob Eliott, one of themost prominent citizens of Texas, died at Galveston on the Lith ult. The Colonel was the eonservative candidate tor aia i the Galveston district at the last elec~ on. Mayor Fox has issued a proclamation offering a reward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of any and every person concerned in wilfully peng ae to any building within tie limits of the city of ae delphia. A man named Thomas, pelongmg to battery A, ‘Was killed at fort Riley, Kansas, by being thrown trom a horse and badly kicked vy the animat on the 27th ult Thomas hailed from Parkersburg, Va,, and was well esteemed by lis associates. Hiram Jones, under sentence of death for the “New Market murder,” is now undergoing a care- Jal course of medical treatment in jail at Concord, N.H, He cut bis throat some time ago, but te doctors have used their best skill in repairing the damage, and enteriain confident hopes of having their patient ready for the gailows in a short time, SHASON. — TURES FOR TH Ooeuze UNION.—FREE L! ple, on Science and Art. coarse of 1871 wi a@ugurated by Professor E, umans, M. D., Dynamics of Life,” on Saturday, 7th inst, at BPM. pre ciacly, in the Great Mall, ‘Tiekets for the course can be pro- ured’ gratia at the office and reading room of the Cooper Union, from 8 A. M. to 10 P.M, ABRAM 8, HEWITT, Secretary, FFARD WILL LECTURE BEFORE THE 8 {nstitute, arthe Mott Memorial Reoma, 64 won avenue, on Thursday, Janoary 5, at balf-paat three o'clock P.M, Subject—“Vare of the Skin.” Ail interested are invited, R. ANNA DINSMORE, President, \ENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES men of the city of New \ork,—Kilth Lecture of the course will be given at Steinway Hail on Thursday evening, Jannary 5, by Prot. Edward L. Youmans, Subject—"The Cosmical Condition of Mental Action.” Doors open at 74g, Commence at 8 PEO. be im “The ‘3 on. ‘MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and sclentitio. subjects, showing how to live and what to live for, are delivered daily at the New York Museum of Anatomy, ‘Those unable to attend can receive a copy Ly forwarding 26 cents to the Secretary Broadway. y D., LECTURES ON SOCIAL ‘Topics to Young te, at Assoolation Hall, Friday ‘evenings in January. For reserved seats apply at the ofice Of the Tract Society, corner of Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue. BS six EY, JOHN BALE, D, AND THE AMERIGUS BALL, CARTOON TELEGRAM, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), IN ADDITION TO WHICH A FULL AND GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT BALL, WITH LIFE-LIKE PORTRAITS OF THE DISTINGUISHED PARTICIPANTS, IN TO-MORROW'S RVENING TELEGRAM, ‘PO? OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY, OFFICE OF SUCERINTENDENT, Dec. 15, 1870, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK, Sealed proposais will be received at the alllce of the Super intendent until 12 M. January 16, 18/2, for furnishing, d livering, fitting and putting in piace the cast and wrought fron work exhibited"in plans, specifications and schedules now in this olice, consiauing of cast iran columns, ved- plates, &c,, and wrought iron beams, girders, kc. ‘The work of the columns, iron beams and girders must be furnished, delivered, Gtted and put in place complete within four months after date of written, notice to commence the work, and the remainder as raplily aa required by the pro- gress'of the work, and as demanded by the Ruperintendent, ‘The contractors will be permitted the use of the derricks and engines in putting the work in place without charge, but willbe Teqavred to pay the time of the men employed in Working them» who will be furnished by the department when required. Beaffoiding to be furnished by the contractors. Proposals willbe made by the piece or by weight for the various castings and beams, af provided for in the schedules. ‘The work will not be subsivided among different bidders, Dut will be conafdored in the aggregate. Payments will ve made monthly, dedueting temper cent, until the final completion of the contract, All ida must be accompanied by a penal bona ta the sum $25,000 that the bidder will accept and perform the contract 1f awarded to him, the sufficiency of the security to be cert!- fied by the United’ States Judge, Clerk of the United States Court or District Attorney of the district where he resides, "ne department reserves the right to reject any or al) bid af it be deemed for the interest of the government to do and any bid that fs not made on the printed form to be ob- tained in thi: eifee, and dors not conform in every respect tothe requirements of thrs advertisement, will not be con sidered; neither will any proposals be received from parties Dy in the manufacture of east or wrought iron work, and who have 90t the necessary faelll- Ulex for getting ont the castings or rolled beams. Proposals will be endorsed “Bids for Iron Work,” and ad- dressed to CALVIN T, HULBURD, Superintenden' WASTED-PROPOSITIONS FROM PARTIES TO CON. tract for the boriag of an artesian weil m Dutchess county. Address, with reference, D. CO., Herald offic _LOAN OFFICES, + At 27 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs, tne highest cash’ advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, ec. or bought. Pawnbrokers’ teketa bought at 77 Bleecker street, AT FIRUSKT & WOLF'S, 86 PROADWAY, UP STAIRS, ZX room No. 3, between Nineteenth ana Twentleth atreets— Liberal aovances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver- ware, Pianos, Silks and Life Policies, Business strictly Private, T HYMANS, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND street—Liberal advances mado on Diamonds and Watehes Sliver Ware, &c., or will pay the highest marke? price for the sam SPSS CESSES SET eee perEeT T THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE OFFICK IN ZA the city.—Any ainount to loan on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, de. ISAACS, b7 Thirteenth street, near Wallack’s eats, TB. MINTZ’S, 483 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR Twenty-ninth street, liberal advances made or Le at the highest prices in cash on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Laces, Silks, Bedding and ail kinda of Wearing Apparel. T THE OLD ESTABLIRHED OFFICE, 63 NASSAU street, you cam obtain Mberal advances on Diamonde, Wotches, Sliver Ware, &c., or will purchase them at thelr utmost valnation. A. HONIGMAN, Broker, AT 785-LOANS TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, zt Emeralds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Planos, Vel- vets, Lacen, Valuables, kc., or bought; utmost value paid. J. H. BARRINGER, 1 KC. 735 Broadway, opposite Astor place. T WOLF BROTHER'S, 5i9BROADWAY.—MONI AA loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry ; more partion: and sold, é habla Bapaniok bien. AD AiMACRSON'S, NO. 8 AMITY STREET, NEAR fh, tiroadway-—Liberal advances made on Diamonds @ Same bought and gold. BRQAPWAY, CORNER FULTON, STREET (KNOX'S LEOPOLD buys, selis or advances liberally on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Life Policies. Merchandise and other Se- curities negotiates for. bought and sold and money loaned on them by GEO. ©. ALLEN, 533 Broadway, under St, Nicholas Hotel. 39 NASSAG, STRERT, OPPOSITE: POST OFF! elry and all kinds of merchandise. ‘Tho same bought and sold. “HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room No. 1. Q]3 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP oie Jer ¥, Jarly on Piqnos, Business africtly conddentral; same bought Dry Goods and Personal Property Building).—Bustness established 15 years. NEWMAN LAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWALRY AND SILVERWARE Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, J stairs. Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, welry, , Shawls, Pianos, dc. deemed Pledges for sale, Same bought. A. CoD FURNITUR: MAGNIFIO: SATIN BROCATEL PARLOR SUIT, £ nearly new, for $10; one for #45; Carpets from » Pianofort {so all kinds of Furniture, at a sacrifice. Kevi. dence 12 Kast Tenth street, between Fifth avenue and Unt- versity place. 4. PRIVATE, FAMILY, DECLINING HOUSER AL will sett all their Parlor, Chamber and Dining F' At A sacrifice; magnificent Pompadonr Smit, cost 2550, for do., 00. Pianoforte, Statuary, Paintings, Bronzee, pets, ised five months. Gall before purchasing elacwhere. Bi Went Fiffeenth street, near. Sixth avenue, DENTISTRY _ T Av euise 643 FoR THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH. 14 #1 for tho first tooth; Sie. each additional. Dr. A.J, DOLBY, Dentist, 3. kast Fourteenth strest, three doors weet of University place. NEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN—FOURTE years; beuuuit ention; gas administered; Beautiral Foetk, mpers for hollow cheeks; Sets repaired and ju . J. JAY VILLERS, 163 Grand street, near Broaslwa: MISCELLANEOUS. AL DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH. personally or by letter to W ‘to. 809 Broadway, near Dui sticet. Advice Tree of LOTE & JANES, vers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 93 et, | Blank Books mage to pattern, M S.-RICH AND aM gant rom 6% #12, B15 up to Bd. BYRWARE 4 605 Siath avenue, between Thirty-ti! and sich streets, AKBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, r ported patterns; Monuments, Headstones at A. KLABER, steam marble worke, [34 and “dl avenue, New York. 4 pricer. fi hieenth street, near + MATREMONIAT. “YOUNG GENTLEMAN, HOLDING A GOOD AND 2X. incrathe post in an fmportant town in the eastern part OF the Meditersanean, ix deairous of meeting & young lady young widow of fortune and editeation, with 9 view to ni Ions. Address MUKAD, Herald olliee, Sew York, encios!ng, photoyraph, and accomplishments. ATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 138 THIRD AVENUB.—CALL on or add: Mme. WIDGER, Medical and Business: Clairvoyant. Tella everything. bain SR BY ALLEN BOMINEK BROTHER, fait HENRY BCLGEDS & MINER (testabiinhed 1947, Salesrooms, 98 Chambers and 77 Reade streets; Leeds’ Art Galieries, 817 and 819 Broadway. ‘Auction Notice, Mesire. ALLEN B. MINER & BI ER wil, give their Personal atrention, as enstom: for the past 24 years, to falea of Honschold’ Preniture, atthe residences of famities Qgclining housekoeping, and ‘at their, spacious, snlexrooma, % Chambers street, extending through (0 77 Reade street; alee to stock» of Merchandise at Cre agen and Yorks }, Libraries, &e., at their gallerioy ae etee Maorar ey EEN B, MINER, HENRY D, MINER, SATURDAY, January %, at 1045 o’clook, at our salesrooms, Nos. % Chambers and 77 Jd Furniture, removed for eon- sale} aino an tnvo! arbie Fountains, mar: Bie Florentine Inlaid Tables ae. ™ANe FO ro lars in tine, A UCHON SAL OF MANDSOME HOUSEMOLD FUR- 41, niture. EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., Auctioneers. ‘This THI RSDAY) morn ary 5, at 1049 o'elocks the elegant mansiou 12 Fant Tenth street, one block weat of Bromiwoy, between University place and Firth avenue.— Magniticent rosewood Pianoforte, Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain Cay ‘osowood and walnut Parlor Suita, covered with AT AUCTION: ant atel, ailk and striped repa: Cabinet yore; glided and marvie top Tables; Etageres, ‘Turkle! ronxes, Clocks, Mirrors, Car Bureans, Washstands, Vom sea, Dining Table, Sidebo Ae, ; fu ali, over 600 lo eful Household Furniture, LEER? B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER. Salearooms 103 Liberty and iid Cedar street, Household and Cabinet Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Mirrors, ec, THIS DAY, Av iby O'CLOCK. WALDRON & COOKE will self-as above 1 fine assortment of second hand and new Furniture, removed for convenience Of aaie, including Parlor Suits, Lounger, Kaay Chatra, rose- Wood, walnut, oak, mahogany and enamelled Bedstead, Bu- reans, Washsfands, Bookcases, Buffets, ‘all Stands, oak and wainit Extension Tables, Chadra, fe." (agrain and Brussels Carvets, Ollclotha; Spring, Hair and other Mattrestes ; bian- kets, Comforters, Bolste Pillows; Plowres, Plated Ware. Cutlery, Kiteheu Articles, £0, APotION NOTICE—118 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH street, Large and positive sale this day, Thursday, commencing at 1035 o'clock, over 400 lots and $10.00 worth of elegant and costly Honsehold Farniture: many rare and Works of Art, contained in above brown stone mansion; magnificent "74 octave rosewood Planofor 270); four rich Parlor Suits, Etageres, i ree Lounges, cong 3 Lace Curtains, Centre Tables. Ot Paintings, Velvet and Bruasels Carpets, dc. Alno Bedroom, Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen furniture, In lots to suit purchasers, Bale postive. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Ofice and salesroom 37 Nasann atreet, ‘Opposite the Post oflice, FINE JEWELERY, CLOCKS, 40, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell on Friday, at 10% e*clock, at their salesroom, 37 Nassan street, an extensive Agsoruient of Fine Jewelry, ladies Gold Watches, solid Gold Sbaing, Earrings, Pins, Bracelets, solid Sliver and Plated Ware, French and Américan Clocks, Silver Watches, &e. RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Ofllee and salesroom 87 Nassau street, . opposite the Post oflice, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, £0. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell this day, at 10! @*elock, at thelr salesroom, 87 Nasaan street, a large ascort= ment of Household Furniture, Parlor Seta, Hedroom Sets, Bedding, Wardrobes, Book- eases, Secretarie: Dressing Bureaus, Hair Mattresses, Peutber Beds and Holsters, Qui ‘Two Rosewood Upright, Pianos, Five Rosewood Pianos, beat city make; Pier and Mantle Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Extension Tab les and Stands, Lounges, Sotas, 4c. Ofice’ Furniture. Desks, Stoves, Reclining Ubairs, Arm Chairs, &c. UCTION NOTICE.—A. A. SCHULZ, AUCTIONEER, £20,000 worth of » Magnificent Household Furniture, Public Auction, 500 iots by catalogre, Qn this day (Thursday), at the elegant residence 57 West Fifteenth s'reet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commenc- ing at 1036 orelock, Drawing Room Suits, Porapadour style, govered satin brocatel: Etageres, Bookcase, Marquetiere Bols de Rose Cabinets, Tables, Encolgnures, Jardiniers, Can- terbury, Brocatel Lace urtaing, magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated maker;, Extension Table, Sideboard, Biiverware, Glassware, Chinaware, Linen, rosewood, wal: nut Hureaus; Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Counter- panes, Basement, Kitchen Furniture ; also Furniture servants apartments, . ¥ J. W. CAMPHELL, JR., AUCTIONEER—WILL soli this day, at 11 o’eloek, at 147 Leonard street, near Tombs, in one lot or lots, ponitively entire Fixtures, Furni- ture, Stock, &c., of family retait liquor store, Buyers spe- cially Invited, BY BL DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER: Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, ke. this day, at 16% ofclock, at the salesrooms, 79 Nassau street; 8 or 10 ine Parlor Suits, handsome marble top Chamber Furniture in variety; Turkish Lounges, Obairs, Bookease, Writing Derka, Wardrobes, Centre Tables, Bxtension Tavies, Dining Chairs, Wdoren cane seat Chairs, in lots to suit; Stoves, Heaters, China, Mantel Clocks, Gas Fixtures, &c,' Sule without re- werve, '¥Y JOHN J. TRAVERS, AUUCTIONEER,—JOHN A. DUNN & CO,, salesroom 233 Bowery, wil it Thura- day next, January 5, as 12 positively, the first cl: Room, 48 Cortlandt street; fine Counters, Cha! Glasaware, &e. By order of mortgagee. ¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SE LLS AT 12 o'clock, at 960 Atlantic street, opposite Oxford, Brooklyn, handsomely fitted up Confectionery aud Toy Store. Positively. MAX BAYERSDORFER, 384 Bowery, NEER—SELLS ON Sample Room and located, near,Broadway, general Herald. BY Fak’ SAMPBEDY, JRy AUCTI Friday, 6th, an established first lai Liquor House; prominently thoroughfare." See Friday's ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT FUR ROBES, ultable for catringe, sleigh or lap, DANIEL A. MATHEWS will cell at auction, ON FRIDAY, JANUARY. 6, atl o'clock A. M.y AT MATHEWS’ AUCTION ROOMS, 621 BROADWAY (St. Nicholan Hotel Butlding, about 200 elegant Rebes, consisting of Hudson Bay Black Bear, Woll, White Angola, Gray Fox, Leopard, Silver Bud; Pratrie Wolf, Jenet and varions others, all of the very best quality. Sale positive. NOW ON EXHIBITION. OSKPH HEGEMAN & (©O.—FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, e} at 10 A. M., at the salesroom. Willoughby street, corner of Pearl, Brooklyn, large assortment of handsome’ Parior, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Bedding, Fancy Goods, Crockery, Velvet and other Carpets; also rosewood BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, oJ. at No. 464 Greenwich street, at 1 o'clock, the eontents of & Butcher's Store and Fixtures, M. BEIRNE, Marshal ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS day, at2 o'clock P. M., all the Machinery, Tools, &c,, in the premises Nos. 21 and 28 Ann etreet.—Machinery, Toole, Bellows, Platform Seales, Cir Monlds, Presses, Moulds, Closets, Tat niar ‘Saws, Elecirotype 8) Ganges,” Gas Stov CHAS. F, WATTS, sfarshal AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE, o3” Agent, ollice 518 Washington street—Will sell tas day, at 1014 o'clock, at Bt West Twenty-eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Furniture, consisting of two Parlor Suits, in broeatel and haire! me rosewood Fiano, Curtains, Window Shades Brussels Carpets, cc. Money loaned on Furniture, Pianos, Jewelry, Securities and c i Merchandi MARSHAL'S SALF.—BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EX. IML" ceu:ion to me directed and delivered I will expose to gale at public vendue, on Wednesday, the 4th day of January, 1871, at 12 o'clock, at 21 and 218 Bast Forty-sev 9, jy kee th street, one’ black Horse, one Wagon, one set of Harness, Blankets, &e,, &e. JOHN ©. LYST, Marshal. AY ARSHAL'S SALF.—J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER, FRI- IMO day, January 6, at Hi ovclock, at No. 137 Greene street, Househola Furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses, eyed: rpets, Kitchen Furniture, & J U, Ns, rsh ARSHAL ALE—THTS DAY, 27854 Grand str ty by virtue 0: Shoes, AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT {several executions, & MoCABL, Marshal. ARSHAL'S SALE. HERMAN, AUCTION will sell, this day (Thursday), January 5, at 10 o’cl Bowery, one fine Horse, one carpenter's Wagon one set of Harness, By order of Isaac Heyman, City Marshal. MARSHALS. SALE OF CIGARS, 1QUORS, 4c, BY ai ‘Auctioneer, will sell’ Friday, January 6, at + ath Bowery, Cigars, Toharco, Indian Figare, lott Liquors, in casks, barrels and cases, 7. 01 43 barrels choice ol Botirbon, Seo: keys, casks Brandies, Gin, Port and Sherr; avout :00 cases of various Liquors, cases und baskets Chi page, fine Cigars, Showease, Desks, Sal Sale positive. by order of L, Kindskopf, City Marshal. MARSHALS | SALE--RICHARD, WALTERS, AUC- AVL" tioncer, will sell this day (Thursday, at 10/6 o'clock, at ast Broadway, one Horse, Grocers’ Wacon and Harness, JAMES DONOVAN, Marshal. ORTGAGE SALE.—R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL seil this day, at 12 o'clock, by virtne of a chattel mort- XN large stock of Boots y gage the Furniture and Fixtures of the Liqnor and Sample ‘Room 614 Broadway. By order of Scott & Deen, Attorneys for mortgagee, QAWNBROKER'S SALE~MEN’S — CLOTHING,—R. PASIEUD, Auctioncer, 183, Chatham street, will geil this day, at 11 o'clock, 500 lots of Overcoats, Business Coats, Pants and Vests, By order R. Simpson & Co., 195 Bowery, DAWNBROKER’S SALE,—JOHN MORTIMER, 11 EAST PSroadway, wil sell this day a large assortment of Men's Bedding and other goods. By order. thin; and Women’s C AWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY.- JAMES AGAR, A 59 New Bowery, at 1 o'clock, a Jarge assortment of Overcoats, Frock, Sack and Business Coats; Pantaloons, Vests, By order of P, Fullan, West Thirty- ninth Street. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—WILLIAM 8. INGRAHAM, PAD 'New Bowery, will sell this dayy at IY o'elooks 600 tots men's and women's Clothing, Silk Dresses, Empress Cloakr, Kiankets, Bedding, Bets, oota, Shoes, Kemnant:, Under: rear. Cdatey Veats, Fante, &e. “By order H.C. Lewis, 2 we Albany stree! AS GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, ot, avligon Thursday, Sth, at li o'cloe ves of Liqnor Store 53% West twopnll Pump, walnat top Cou ‘ables, une Stock assorted Liquors, &e. ; cheap, private! V JILLIAM ABROTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFI City Hail place, will dell on Thuraday, Sth 1 , the Furniture and Fixtures of the large Fant and Lunch Room at No. bly Pine atreo walnut Counters; also waluut back Shelving 24 ne Stools, Coffee and Tea Urns, Cigar large tee Chest, Tables and Chairs, Silverplated Ware, Giass Ware and Crookers, Range and Cooking Utensils, &e. STAURANTS. RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A TRIAL OF MY TABLE note Dinners, at $2 a head, including table clar to be served at any time from} to 8 o'clock. Small tabies, restaurant style, iS DONOVAN, 0, & Kast Twelfth street (late of Delmonico’ JQPSTAURANT DE PARIS, 27 WEST FOURTH STREET, near Kroadway.—Dinner, from 6 to 7 o'clock, Ble: ide. includmg wine; Breakfast, de. N. rior and Be iroom to let, with or without Board; Roome and Koard for gentlemen, from $6 to $10 per week. } ESTAURANT,-.TIE NEW YORK EXPRESS, NO, 92 ‘Ano atreet, afew doars from the Herald Building. A apectalty in ob ‘cold Lmaches in Liquora; Ovaters und cvery variety, . BANTA, formerly of the Olu Astor. ~OITY REAL ROTATE FOR GALE, East side. T NO, 220 FIFTH AVENUE, ABOVE TWENTY-6SIXTH atreot—By WILLIAM TUCKER—Houses for sate on ifth, Madison and Lexington avenues; also over 200 Houses on aide streets. AT 2RICES, MARKED DOWN To CONFORM TO TH tone of the market; a Heniars in printed list, mated: free. —E: 13 jowery, $58,000; Lexington, R + Henry, 17,000; table), $8,000; ath, ; i nt Mth, STANLEY hy POR SALE—A SMALL TAREE STORY on Thirty #econd strect, near Lexington Yooms; every improvement; sxe 18x75; price ROBERT G, RICHARDS, AE ; JOR SA®E—AN ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, FOUR story high stonp hrown stone front, northoust corner of Thirty-nith street and Park avenue; doors, &c., trummed in hard wood throughout, Inquire on the preta!sea. JOR SALE REASUNABLY-NO. 953 between Fifueth and Fifty: first etre tory an basement high stoop brown stone House; size 20x44x7) feet, Make your oiler. POR SALF.—TNE PROPERTY ON WILLEIT STREET, Nos. 122, 124 and 126, 18 to be sold on good terms, Apply a, INKE ‘YT FIRST CLASS FULL front fe ‘ory in stone House, in Fiity-fourth atreet, near aycnue; price very reaouable. GRADY & FO. Foe. SALE~SEVERAL DESIRABLE PLOTS OF LOTS, ‘or churches, hotel, institutions, 4, on and near 6th and Madison avenues, above €id sve P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. S7TH STREET, NEAR STH AVENUE,-.A FINE PLOT O 4 of Lots very cheap, rma easy; also desraable Lots On 434, 45th, Sdst, S8d, S5ch, S6th, 57th, 66th, Oth, 72d and Best streets, between 4th and ith avenues. W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway, O92 Sixth avenne. Went sides ARGAIN.—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE hirty-fourth street, one block west of Lroad- ler; all improvements; only $20, DEN, Broadway, cornet 000 venteenth st. ES MARKED DOWN TO CONFORM TO TIL the market—Particulars in printed Iaty ma freo.—Minetta, 49,00; Weat Mth, 113,000; Bath, 29,090; Be, $914,600; furnished, #13,000% 41st, "15,000 "45th, 440,000, STANLEY DAY, Ui Broadway, DESIRABLE HIGH STOOP DWELLING, WITH ALL ZA. modern improvements, 22.6x6x100, for sale very low, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Ninth street aes V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. GOOD INVESTMENT.—FOR SALE, CHEAP, FOUR JN very desirabiy located Lote, situated within 20) feet of the Grand Boulevard and Circle. GRADY & FOX, 592 Sixth avenue. OR SALE-IN WEST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR Fifth avente—First class, Cull width, three story high Stoop brown stone House, Permits of A. JOURNEAY, No. 1 Pine street. VOR SALE-AT LOW PRICK OF x1 four story and attic English basement to 5-—-MODERN ec, deairally located in \V eat Twenty-seconst street; terms to suit. Permits’ of A. JOURNKAY, No. 1 Vine street. BRICK HOUSE | SPLENDID BARGAIN ON EloHTH AVENUE 48 Ain en at on The @, Sicok aad Fixtures of the neat, handaouent and best lortab Goods Btore on the avenue: it ison tho wert ah avenus, and the location for business cancot be teats store has two large, elegant French pi " must be sold. Not much cash required” 6AM Windows. ___O. J. CLARKE, 29 Broadway. ERY SfORE FOR SALE.-areLy a7 Went Forty-aeventh stveet. pains ie LOT OF SAFF8—NEW AND SECO: oity makers, at very low A WBOR,, SALE LI9) + Oyster Markets, M Contectioneries, Restaurants, Oyst loons, Cigar y to let; down town Sanpie Hoome, MITCHEDL'S Store Agenoy, 17 Cedar street Fiat whew, Bakes ley ons, Bilard s 4 and Hotels DINING ROOM FOR SALE-IN A PINE Locs. tion ; parties retiring from bu j this 9 a baryain; price 1,200 cash, Apply to A. Mf, FANNING, 49 Last Fourth street, RESTAURANT FOR SALE !\P—NEAYLY FTP. A . ted up; would make a good sample room. Inquire at & Fuiton atveet after # o'clock A. Mt fe FRENCH PASTRY — AND CONFECTIONERY AA Store for sale, “At low rate. No. U3 Fourth avenue. DP yG STORE FOR SAL: JERSEY CITY Helghta. Apply om the pr » 509 Palisade arene JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CITY DRUG STORE, Well located and adapted for the joobing trade, Inquire Of M.L. JULINN, at Beley’s Pharmacy, 79 Fulton, corner o¢ Golt street, yer, SALE—A “FACTORY AND CANDY STORK; beat location for wholesale and retail by ter street, Inquire at Mr. BERNAKD’S, JOR SALE.—BAR AND RESTAURANT, EVERYTHED above board, or willlet the Lact sponsible payty p. Apply at 40 Nassau street (bas@nent). OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING DRUG BUSINESS AND AY ofice Practice; toa regular physician and anrgeow thin is an opeuing seldom offered, For particulars address 8. D. and 8. C., box 3,441 New York Vost oilice. JPOR, SALE SA, FISH, OYSTER AND | VEGETABLE Market ; good location ; cheap rent; mauat be gold on ac countof sickness, Inquire ot H. MILL, 623 Dekald ave- nue, Brooklyn. JOR SALE—A STATIONE AND BOOK STORE, AT 2,245 Third avenue, between bi and 123d streets. The above'store ia situated ina splendid business locality apd carries a great deal of custom {OR SALE—FIKST CLASS WINK AND BILLIARD Room, weil established, la one of the best business loca- Uona in the eity, with ten years’ ‘o the right kind of man the terms Will be moat liberal, and good reasons givan for selling, Apply to GOOD & ROOF, 7A Broadway, OR SAL STORES, WITH 3K all the Le business; cheap fow cash, Tnguire at new No, 135 Third avoaue, VOR SALE—SAFES, SAFES; WILDER'S PATE Salamander; the most thoronghiy fire proof safe m Depot 45 Cortlandt stieet. FOR, SALE SECOND WAND OFFICE PARTITIONS, Railicge, Drug Drawers, Showenses, Tables, Signa, Desi Bash, Glass’ Doors, Shelving, Books, Tis, &e. | Apply at 5. Hudson aud No. 9 Vestry streets. ONLY £6,000 CASH, BALANCE WONG OR SA time, the cheapest % feet front House up town; tnely located on near the Park, fty-fourth atreet, 8. IRELAN i T PROPERTY, NO. 149 Elizabeth street, between Spring and Broome streets; also No. 163 Elizabeth street; good chance for improvement; forme cusy. Apply to THOMAS FANNING, No. 40 Kast Fourth street, near Bowery, from 10 to 12 A. M, ee SALE—THE NORTHWEST CO! avenne and irty. elshth street, 20x7 LIAM G. FLAMMER, 886 Eighth avenue, OR SALE CHEAP..TWO OR THR! frame Houaes; good brick basements Apply to WM. WRIGH' x, 201 Broaaway. OF BIGHTH Apply to WLL- gas and water throughout, ‘ine atreet. TH AVENUE, NEAR 79TH STR! -A CHOICE ©) corner Plot of Lota for eale, very cheap, terms easy; algo a full front 20 Lota, above 70th street, W, P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. Misveilaneous. T PRICES MARKED DOWN TO CONFORM TO THE tone of the market—Partioulars in printed lst, mailed 32d, north side, 410 feet west of Filth avenue, 88,200. TANLEY DAY, 111 Brond BARGAIN IN FACTORY PROPERTY.—FOR, SALE, fine brick Factory, Shafting, 40 horse Engine, &c. ; must be seen t» be pena Particulars with ALBERT BEL- LAMY, No. 3 Pine street, WOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A TRINITY LEASE Store Property paying 20 per cent; Apply to 1. G. FAR: MER, St, John House, corner of Canal and Washington sis, BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND Ls LET. POR, SALE_AOUSE, BOUGHT IN By FORECLOSURE of mortgage, very cheap; two story frame, filled In with brick; brick basements; 15.9 front; lot 100 feet; water and 8 pip Splendid’ order; ‘price #2,00. JOHN P. MORRIS, 3 Altorney at Law, 219 Montague street, Brooklyn, {PLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO A PARTY OF 1 cents with a private family, situated on Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, Eastern Distrio the modern fmprovementa? convenient to cars. Address WASHINGTON, Hi 10 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, containing ten rooms, with movern conveniences ; will ard with party hiring tf desired, Address, with reference, J. A. M., Herald ollie ‘ald office PROCERTY OUT OF THE CIT ___ OR PO RENT. T PRICES MARKED DOWN TO CONFORM TO THE y narket—Particulars in printed list, mafied 5 mune, Fordhat 100 acres, House, tax and 3,00); Boston road, corner Woodruff avenue, W Farms, §7x113, $1,250: Morrisania, Tinton avenue, 001 elm, House, lot 1:6x100, 18,00; Mott Haven, House, lot 2ox , 84,250; Trcknhoe, House, tot 100x150, #6,500; Rye Beach, corner piot, 1 619-1000 acre, $5,000, STANLEY DAY, 111 Broadway. GOOD FARM OF 100 ACRES IN THE MOST AA. healthy and beautiful part of enneylvanta for sale at a bargain; four miles from large town; splendid market ; good 24 story frame house (seven roomn), large barn, nu- nerons outbuildings; apple orchard: good water; one itie from village; ou'y #4200. ash #1,200; balance to aut pur- chager ; a beautiful home, 10. L. WALKE, ast Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa. SPLENDID FARM OF 105 ACRES, ON THE RARI- tan, 244 miles from New Brunswick; good improve- Menta; well fruited; superior location; a first class farm; price 320,500, J. 3. FERGUSON & MANGAM, 39 Nassatt street, room No. 6 FINE FRUIT FARM OF 100 ACRES, HALF MILE AL from depot, neat New Brunswick; large and’ good Duflaines: apple orchard; peach orchard of 2.600 treea; eo splendid location ; 817,000. 'J. 8. FERGUSON & MANGAM, Nassau street, room Ni N OPPORTUNITY.—FOR SALE LOW, T0 CLOSE AN estate, 50 acres choicest Land, with two dwellings, barn, at Imnlaystown, Monmouth county, N. J.; abandanee trult; very valuable to divide in lows, Address EXECUTOR, box 108 Herald ofiice. A 16 ACRE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT A BARGAIN, with carriage house, barn, &c.; fruits of all kinds; #plendid location; cost 17,000; will sell tor $13,000, if taken e00n; nine miles from city. Ga. W. DITCHETT, No. 2 New Chambers street, 50 ACRE FARM, IN WESTOHESTER near White Plaing, at a bargain; splen rice 89,000. Apply to G. W. DITCHET?, No. ers street. tes j\OR SALE—A FARM OF 20 ACRES, Bank Long Branch, Monmouth county, N. J., or will exchange for house in Orange, Passaic or Brovklyn; the above is well adapted for building lots Inquire of P. A. WORTHLEY, 145 Grand street, New York, VINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE CHEAP--AT HACKEN. K ‘sack, near three depots, Erie and Midiand; 50 minutes? time by rail. Printed description at BE, M, MASON’S, No. 1 Centre street. is Sige EACH FARM FOR SALE—3¢4 ACRES, I!¢ MILE P ‘of a station on Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Ballroad, Cecfl county, Md.; fine large manaion and ont- bundings; 75 acres in peach trees. Also two smailer Farms adjoining above, 1, D. M. HOWARD, Elkton, Md, 10 SHOEMAKERS.—A NICE LITTLE HOME OF FOUR acres, in Cherry Valley, Pa., at a bargain; good house, geven rooms; shoemake! ke., shop, and always work enouel for three men; bar only #1,200; tering to autit the buyer. GEORGE L. WALKER, East Strondsivurg, Pa. & JOO, ~A SPHEXDID FARM OF 78) ACRES, 10. four of wood, revon minutes from the famesburg depot, N. J; must be sold at once at « saeritice; choleest land ; wo apple orchards; abundance of all fruits; brick dwelling, barn, c.; good spring water; marl close wo the door; fish and game in abundance. Apply to H. G, GOR- DON, 86 Fourth avenue, near Tenth street, "REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. “(SPLENDID GROCERY STORE FOR SALE OR EX- A change, tor pa Me or mortgages. Excellent cash trad AY at 24 Chambers street. rales APRN AN GEO. W. SIMLKS & 00.,B XUHANGE—A FARM OF 100 ACRES, ONE HO! Eixtromeny, for Brooklyn. Lote er Improved Property; also one of 85 acres and one of 8d acres. RUFUS K. MOKAY, 162 Broadway. HEIGHTS nine rooms i in the lower wards. Diference on A. B. MILLS. logth street and Tenth ‘ON itn, jor Twelfth ward, t each for a small ho bond and mortgage. avenue, or 121 Nassau sireet, room 10. EXCUANGE—AT WASHIN new frame Dwi JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—SIX DOUBLE TEN ment Houses in Brooklyn, for Farm or Lots in New York or vicinity, Address HOUS ald 01 {OR SALE OR BXCHANG MPROVED REAL FOB a large ands cUfving House, now in active operation, in this city. vox 4,110 New York Post oifice. sie Jes) Hs WILL TRADE LAND, CLEAR FROM ALG ENQUM- brance, for Whiskey, Groceries, Hardware, or anything that will Keep trade going. Address TRADE, Herald ollice. dures WILL TRADE A TRACT OF LAND, WITH I 8 xood, clear guarantee deed, for a pair Ol gant forsen“or light Wagon and Harnese, “Address LAND, Herald otice. HE FINEST PL, IN WESTOUE! R, SUITABLE for cutting up; atso the finest stock Farm in Dutchess county, of 400 acres, : = NE & CO ie om ‘ adway, 1.300 SASH axD BALANCE oF Egurty IN Western land, merchandise or good mining Will be laken for soe nowt Cottages at Eant New Address EXCHANGE, bux 18 Post uilice, Brooklyn, ARM WANTED—ON THE NORTH SHORE OF LONG steal ah gh tirnation ana peice ammate pfeene peeseeston ‘ainrs of go}, situation and price ni" : wanted lator Marci, Address KESAL PURCUASEN, Herald dice | TERMS, THE OLD Es, 21 Weat street, Inquire FOR SALE, 08 REASON ALL tablished Dining aud Lodging, ofS. MUDGETT. POR, SALE; ONE MALE INTER fitted up Oyster, Lanch and Bar i the city, near Broadway and Clty [ Murray’ street, room 23. i. OR SALE--THL Rooms 58 Dey street; will be sold cheap; or toler, fur- nish ed, to a good mai PEST, Chass MEAT for sale, with long ‘ea 20 Greenwich avenue, t oc@tion 1 ly at No.7 ETABLE MARKE’ uquire of J. & D. HAZARD, q) IRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE—DUING LARGE BUSI4 nes terms moderate; present owner ing East; d opportuuity for a business mau, Apply at 61 West roadway, eS ADIES' HAT AND FRAME FACTORY FOR SALE low- Cheap rent. Inquire at 411 Canal street. Mo MERCHANT TAL & well established Ready Made and Furnishit the thriving city of Elizabet ease and Fixtures sep- arate, andthe Btock in part or ail, to suit customer, Loa thorough practical man only part casi needed, us the con« eern must be sold, Apply soon to CHIPMAN & MASTER, Eiizabeth, N. MYHE FINEST ‘To be wold at once EIN LIQUOR STORE IN THE CITY hall of its value; low rent; long. lease. SINSTEIN'S Ageacy, 120 Sixth avenue, © WILL BUY STOC 200, -stablished business on Wes! jantorth's “Sunlight” Flutd; proiits can be made $25 OBERT G, RICHAKDS, 983 Broadway. day. BY sIxX AND THE AMERIOUS BALL, CARTOON TELEGRAM, TO-MURROW (FRIDAY), IN ADDITION To Wutcn A FULL AND GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT BALL, WITH LIFE-LIKE PORTRAITS OF THE DistiNGUISUED PARTICIPANTS, IN TO-MORROW’S EVENING TELEGRAM. ALL OVER THE CITY. TWO CENTS, T CHARLES PLACE & C0.’S, 6 VESEY STREET Second hand Lathes, Planers, Driling, Shaping, M{It jog Machines; Wooaworking Machinery, Engines and Mas chiniats’ Tools generally : FARLEY S ror ‘ARLE STEAM ENGINES, Four to sixty horse ower, Seud for eireniura, J.C. HOADLEY & CO., 46 Cortlandt 3 SECOND HAND MACHINERY | WANTED—FOR STON? work in hard wool, Duatelks. Plauen Ibineb Che cular Saw, Binding Machine, Lache for irregdiar Dowelling Machine, Upright’ Saw, Tenoning and M chine, State full particulars and price deti eareat ralicoad, —Audiees MA TANTED—A TUBULAR BOILER, 75 70 100 HORSH Power, must be in ood condition, Address, with ful y patticulars, vrie: CLOTAL <i T 42 FOURTH AVENUF, BETWEEN TWENTY. AX ninth and Thirtleth streets— Ladies. and gentlemen will Bnd the fair and honest dealer, B, MLNTZ, to whom they cam dispose of their cast-oif Clotuing, Carpets, Jewelry, at the following prices:—Prom #10 to $50 for suk’ dresses, 23 to $15 for conta 42 to 5 for pants. Ploase call or addrese B. MINTZ, 182 Fourth aveue, “Ladies attended ta by Mie. inta. ASTROLOGY. Bia TEST._MADAM. ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, Business und Medical Clairvoyant, Spiritualist, whe ban that great French secret (o cause specty marriage. No aat- iefaction no pay. No. 463 Third aveaue, between Tbirty-tirss and Thirty second streets. ie oR) MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYAN, IML" reveals your whole life, {rom the cradie to the grave. 42 Canal strovt, near Hutson, Fee, 81, MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BOSINESS CLAIR. voyant, tells the past, present and future, sbews 'ikeness of husband. 159 West Forty-first street, between Broadway and Seventh avenu (PHE ORIGINAL MADAME Spinittal Clairvoyant, 320 ‘Twenty-third and Twenty-fourte 8 1” 'ED--FOR RELIABLE IN V car ‘ivalled clairvoyant, Mrs. LEWIS. Satisface tion given to ail, No. 19 West Bicecker street, MEDICAL. VAN BUSKIR'! EDICAL AND hetweeg BYRON, vourth avenne, Ladies, 8! Bree yy TO CALL ‘on the nur —MME A., “Tails to cure female ernnpisints, Elegant rooms, nurt= 2 East Eignth ‘Con free. AN.—DR, H. D, GRINDLE, PRO- or of midwifery (35 years’ practice) 7. suarantees certain and speedy relief to tadies fm trowbie. with oF with- ont medicine; elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing. Ri 1 idence 120 West twent ixth etre ear Sixth avenue. OURED IMMEDIATELY ; yg PRIVATE DISEAS manhood and youthi ul vigor restored. | Oftiee very pri- vate, Dr. HARRISON, 178 Bloaeke street, A SPECTALTY.—NO FEE TILL CuR COBBET?, member of New York University Medical College and R, € me, London, can be consulted « y Centre street, mea MME. Elegant A MADAME GRINDLI FEMALE Puys A.. Wont Twenty-sixth street, guarantees reliet to Complaints. Pleasant rooms for wursing. TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HOSPITAL 41 ence.—Dr, FRANKLLN, 161 Bievcker sircet, Cesstuily private diseases inside 43 hours, without mere A —LADIES IN TROUBLE ay KANTEED eet r yay uni +, atezeliel, sure and tale 0 pag eptlt bee fectly cured. Dr. ASCLER, No. street. Elegant rooms for latties requiring nurain, LL LADIES’ TROUELS ee IRVED pha yi; ; olice very pri Ty perfectly sate and sare) oa ON, 2 Amity streaks AND MADAME rol Pils ave la- ¥ piace ne CURE GUARANTEED BY Ah, BETHLBA at one iniecsiew, talidle, (065 Sevonth avenue, near Fortieth treet a a a —MRS, W. H. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSIOTAN, No. 14 Kast Tenth street, dues not humbug ladies with DR. ther Furnished Rooms berore and during confinament. T)R. LEWIS, AUTHOR OF MEDICAL COMPANION Ps eitice to cali oitery. restoration to the debilitated and diseased” Furty years’ private practtee. ‘No, 7 Bead sireet, New Yo MPORTANT TO FEMALES.MADANE PUHOIS (2 wactice ‘uarantees certain relief to marr Indives Tonal, restorative, #6; electricity applied, 184 Boat Twenty-eighih street, near 7 O PAY UNTIL CURED.—DR, AND MME. WES’ cure at oae interview. Lhotr Freak Pills nover jcoms provided betore and during comtaeweut bid W seth siregt, wear Broadwaye