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

MEXICO. Acts of the Last Congress—Mr. Zarati on the Indian Races of Mexico—Extracts from American Papers=The “Zona Libre”=—Te- huantepec Canal, Mexico, Dec, 11, 1870. Among the late acts of Congress which relate to tne material advancement of the country are the following:~The return to Congress, without ob- servations, by the Minister of Fomeuto«f the bill granting to Messrs. René Matssen and Felix Wyatt the right to construct a railroad from Vera Cruz to Anton Lizardo, and then to the line of the Tehuan- tepec Railroad, with several important branch roads, one leading to the Pacific Ocean. The con- cession grants certain privileges to the com- pany which shall be ergauized for the con- struction of the road, which are liberal. Mr Maisson is the editor aud proprietor of the aper published in this capital known as the Jratt @ Union, and Mr. Wyatt is a gentleman from Phila- delphia, ‘The etfect of the return of the bill without observation is this, that it becomes @ law without discussion, the Executive of the nation thereby sig- nifying his approval of the bill as passed by Con- gress. The latter body has not yet acted upon the bill for the privilege of constructing the Tuxpan and Mexico and Pacilic road, which was returned to it by the Executive with some amendatory observa- tons, There 13, boweyor, reason to believe that action will be taken at an early day upon ts and other important measures. Several other bills, granting aid for ihe construction of new telegraph lines, have been presented, but the condition of the Treasury prevents any wiatertal aid being given, The same is the case with reference to proposed new wagon roads. Mr. Zarati, a meuiber of Congress and a friend of Minister Lerdo’s candidacy for the Presidency, and algo @ newly acquired editor of the Sigio aLt., has been writing some articles on the Indian races of Mexico, recommending the adoption of measures for their clvuization, fhe Revis.a comments upon his articles, and suggests as the best method for their civilization the importation of white women from apn Hoge shail be induced to marry the Mexican Indian by giving thexs a certain amount of pubite and, Bets to the amount of several thousand dolla’ have been made in Mexico that the Prassian arm will not be able to enter Parts by assault or by cap! tulation. I take the following irom one of the prominent ae of this capital in refereace to we United es — The women contemplate marriage, looking for some one to maintain th fhe husbands, though Ido not know in c upon their Women; but L know the: enamored by contemplation, { e kome one Lo take Chem to the theatre, to drive, to take ice cream, &c., Ac. ; and, Cas not being #o m Attached to thelr lover, they endeavor to have half & dozen to take charge of them, foe vivibers specuate with thur chile dren, hiring them out to others poorer than themselves to asc alms on the corners of the streets, The press of t is capital takes the fellowing from a trontier paper called the Zona Libre:— With great pleasure and just tribute of recogattion to our worthy member of Congress and his Silustrious co niens, Who with bimn defended the institution of the Free one, We publish the following parayrapls from a letter from one of the lustrous men of our (ruatier, who worked au in- geamantl for its aggrandizement, through sll the ramifica- Food which constitute the riches aud the future of the ate :— ( }OVEMBER 7,—Once more I congratulate the inbabitants the frontier on the triumph of the Free Zone, which privi- e has been extended to Nuevo Leon, Coahuila and Chihua- nua. Day belore yesterday sald privilege was approved by a vote of eighty-ive to — thirty-sev The champfon of the important question. was Emilio Velasco, seconded by Messrs. Ramon Guzman, Romero Rubio, Prieto and other Deputies. ‘The government, except Me rdo and Saavedra, made a’ stron, Oppostiion against the continuation of the Zoue; but withstanding this the spirit of patriotism triumphed in greats the jutucuce of the wentloned Miigsters, Lord aavedra, having contributed to such a Tayerabie who, togetuer with the respective committee of Congress and the Deputies who sustained it, are entitied to a vote of tanks from ‘Tamaulipas, and principally from our frontier, Our ter in the Lirst 0 declare it; the orgay of w people who, on elng despoiled of it, they would return to mercantile nullity, never will forget the good services of the Deputies who, omprebancing the jutevesta of the republic, as much in the mercantile political Interest, Lave save. it from compete ruin and ex evils which by the suppression would have happened, In regard to the above article from the Revista Untversa! the Diario Ofeial has we followin We are authorized by ihe Ministers Lerdo and make a rectiication concerning the ¢stiuations cede. Although they did not take part In the discussion, be~ cau ¢ jt was not a subject for their branch, they did nothing, nor did they se any Influence for favoring the Zone, Decause on this point they could not sustain another opiniop pian that manifested by the government. So then we hava n pleased to make this manifestation in order that it may not be beweved that the niinlsiers alluded to may have cunts dicted in some mauner the deterimination agreed to by the Cabluet {n the question of the Free Zone. The recent address of Simon Stevens, President of he Tehuantepec Ratiroad and Canal Company, be- fore the Historical aud Geographical society of New York, on “Tehuantepec Istivaus,’’ has been pub- lished here in Spanish by the daily press and has ex- cited favorable comments. + The bill granting a concession to Messrs. Smith, Brenuan and Richards for tie construction of a rail- road from Tuxpan to the Vacilic passed Congress finally last evening. ‘The ‘Tehuantepec Canal amendatory articles come up lo-~iay or to-morrow NASSAU. vedra to pie Firing on a Spanish Guuboat by the English Sloop-o0i-War Philomel—Visit of the Colo- pial Secretary to Havana—ihe Case ot the English Sloop Britaania. NASSAU, Dee, 81, 187 The only event of interest which has happened here since my last 15 the firing into the Spanish man- of-war Tornado by her Majesty's vessel, the Philo. mel. It happened that the latter, while ona crulse through the Bahama Islands at night, spied the Spaniard without any lights up. She fred a blank shot to make her heave to, and the Tornado not heeding it a second one was fired. This caused a sbow Of lights, but the Spaniard continued on her way. Ashot was ihen sent across her bow, which brought her to and an explanation cnaued. The Coionial Secretary of this island, Mr. Geot Straham, has gone to Mavana, aud speculation eas to the opject of lis visit. It is supposed to be of an official character, The owners of the British sloop Britannia, which ‘was driven off to the Island of Cuba in the hurrl- cane and captured by the Spaniards on suspicion of carrying arms to the isiand, have put in a Olaim for Jarge damages, and It is surmised here that trouble May grow out of the affair if prompt reparation is not made. THE MURDER TRIAL IN BINGHAMTON, Interesting History of the Prisoner, Edward H. Rulom™ [From the Utica (N. Y.) Herald, Jan. 9.) Edward H. Ruioi, now on wial for his life at Binghamton, is more than an ordinary criminal. The crime for which he 1s pow arraigned cannot have passed irom the memory of our readers, It Was only in August last that the store of Haibert Brothers, Binghamton, was burglarized, and a olerk—Frederick A. Merrick—killed while resisung the burglars. The latter escaped. Two of them, named Jarvis and Dexter, were drowned the same night, while attempting to cross the Chenango river. Tie other—Kwof—was arrested soon after, He gave his pame as E. Dalton, but was soon recog. nized, among others, by Judge Balcom and Mrs, Shuite, Ruioit’s mother-in-law. Should the trial which he is now undergoing result in his dying upon the scaffold his death will be the seventh Known to us be traceable to lis own agency, Upwards of twenty-six years ago Edward Hl. Ru- lof married an estimable lady in Ithaca, in this State, He was of itberal education, learned in the Jaw, especially the criminal code, an accomplished draughtsman, @ short-liiand writer aud master of several languages. He had then,!what he still re- tains, a pleasing exterior, a periect Knowledge of the art of pleasing, a sometuing which commanded respect, and at the same time attracted and engaged sympathy and centidence. He was a doctor, & law- Yer, a teacher, @ mechanic, as he saw fit, amd, what was more icmarkable, appeared master of each pro- fession, Suddenly, in the year 1845, his wife and child disappeared, Ruloft was arrested on a charge of abduction, and was contined in jal at Ithaca. He 80 won the: confidence of his Jailor, Jarvis, and his wife, that they com- mitted their young son, Albert M. Jarvis, to his tutelage. ‘the result of his instructions was a life of erhne, which terminated with the Binglam- ton burglary and quick-following death in Chenango river. The triat of Ruloit for abduction took place at ithaca, He was convicted and sentenced to Au- burn State Prison for the term of ten year this trial, we are credibly informed, Rulo® made a clean confession to his counsel, The gentleman re. paid | it has since died, but just previens to his death he confided it to a professionai brother, who is still living at Ithaca, rison Raloff was a model man, He quickly won the contidence of the anthorities, and, by nis talents, took the front rank among the prisoners. From designs made by nim most of the carpets manufactured in prison during his teria were woven. Immediately on his discharge from _ prison Ruiof was arrested on a charge of murdering his child, At bis trial he did, as he iw now doing at Binghamton—pleaded his own ¢: He was found guilty and sentenced to death. But the verdict was set aside by the Court of Ap- peals on the ground that no murder had been proved, as there had been no body produced. He was discharged, but was taken immediately back to 1. Wuether this was by hisown request, fearing he fury of the people, or on the afidavit of is wife’s people, that they considered their Hyves in danger with him at liberty, we have forgotten. Certain it is that, aie | was resolved upon and the time for it fixed. The Sheriff, learning of the meditated violence, hurried Rulot, in a close car. riage, to the steamboat landing, whence he was con- veyed to jail n Vayuga county, When the lynehers assembled the birt had flown, Probably through During NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET, cont: Ruloff som socaped frome jal. In bis 0 1 rOR PC ay Ferry ita ecopeae,"ak | Qa aatis nc le feel justice, he receiv : which ‘may resutt in ving justice its due, A shoe aslo; no belter'aituation in New York, Address 8, 1 E., exactly fitung tis defermed foot was left behind in the;burgiars’ hurried fight from the store in which Merrick met death, Until his apprehension in Binghamton in August last Rulof had not been heard from for a number of STORE TO LET—AT 785 EIGHTH AVENUE; TWO windows; possession immediately. Rent #83 83 per Foe. Apply to W. C. LESBTER, 1, Broadway, corner irty-fourth street, years, It has sine transpired that once in the in- ty B TO RENT—OPPOSITE METRO- terim he had defended a comrogae tu a Delaware eoapw arene, floor and basements, 40 by 100 feet. county court, under ae assumed name, and once ip | Apply to JOHN LLOYD & BONS, No. 7 Warren atreet, Cortiand county. He has also been engaged in writ- ing a treatise on the grammars of nations, 1 ROADWAY AND TWELFTH sTRE —TO LEASE, manuscript of this work has been feund tn his roo! for 16 yoee, that valuable property, $18 Broadway, with t adjoining in the rear, on Xwelfth stréet (known as No. 62 in New York. Jn his room were found burglars’ Haat joints [oes Tula ptoper jon of a bank or of a buflding for tools, disguises and various other appliances of ras cis He had recorded an assumed name, “Lenrio,” as the author of the treatise, Its probable ho Will never finishit. A gentleman, lately rom Bingham. ton, told us the other day that a frm purpose exists dn that city to lynch Ruioi i the jury do not convict him in this case. The whole story of his bast i is revived in that vicinity and “his death will bring a feeling of relie He is now about sixty-five rae old. Twent: ea yee have elapsed since the disappearance of his wife and child, Many of his evil deeds since then are known, but doubt. less not the half, With age a better purpose has not come. Coxrged with murder @nd on trial for bis life, with tnree able legal gentlemen engaged as counsel, he tgnores all aid and conduets his own case. When We remember his past, 80 well Known to the people of Binghampton, that the court room is crowded to its utmost capacity with people bitterly prejudiced against the prisoner, that the prosecution 18 con- ducted by a very able District Attorney assisted by the Attorney General of the State, we can form & slight idea of the nerve and assiiance of this man, We must admire his courage and ability, while we execrate his conduct and the use to wilich he has applied his talents. JOURNALISTIC. HOTES. Colorado has seventeen newspapers, The Norway Messenger is a new weekly paper published at Norway, Me., by J. F, Upton. The Winchester (Va-) Sentinel has suspended pub- lication, and has been merged into the Times, ‘The Southern Guardian, at Columbia, 8. 0. need ita existence, assisted by the Sherif, on the 4th inst Captain Battle Fort, formarty bus (Miss.) /udew, has resumed that paper. The young ladies of the Marshall (Texas) Female ty 4s aultable for the erea- any other mercantile pur pose, and will commend Itself aa sucli to business men, AD ply for particulars to E, H, LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Fine st. FIRST CLASS. CLUB LUB HOUSE.—TO LEASE, House, furnished, well appointed, with over 400 mem- desirable the honge can be altered so as to accom- modate about 50 boarders, and would Iikely be full the greater part of the year. To an energetic, expérienced man, With a moderate capital, it is believed this is an opportunity seldom to be met with.’ Address, with references, 8. T. Pr, Herald oftice. 0. 42 PEARL STREET—STORE, BASEMENT AND cellar, 251100; also 12 Lote on West Sixty-elghth street, adjoining Hudson’ River Rallroad, ALEXANDER KNOX, 549 Pear! street, TEAM POWER AND SPLENDID LOFT, 108X70, TO Jet, 19 the most sugttle bullding for manufacturing 1h the city. 218 West Twenty-sixth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. be igetorre STORES 0} to also a SIX: AND EIGHTH AVE. rockery Store on Eigh\ Senne, stock and Fixtures forsale, chosn, or will take Real Kotate in exchange, Inquire at 284) Eighth avenue. TORE AND LOFTS TO LET—AT LOW RENTS, A few doors east of Broadway. Apply on the premises, 90 And 93 White stroet, “pe LET OR LEASK—A TWO STORY SHOP, WITH let cellar 23x100; with steam engine and boiler. 26 Wil- atreet. 10 LET—BULKHEAD, 170 FET ON HARLEM RIVER, with 260 feet on Second avenue. Apply to K. KETCHUM, Nassau street. DWELLING HOUSI Furnished. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP FURNISHED HOUSE, in West Fifty-fourth street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues; would be let ata very reasonable rate; possession immediately. Apply to. HOPPOOK, 60 Dey strect, editor of the Colum- his old position with College have commenced tho publication of a RENT—PARTLY FURNISHED, THE EXTRA montily periodical calied The Casket, s ee argon tone — high ‘eap teas nae The Gazette 18 the title of a new candidate for pub- | mediate occupancy. “Apply to WH. LUDLOW & CO. No 8 Itc favor, the publication of which has been coui- Fine etreow ne" eid . ee meuced in Raleigh. N. C., by Mr. A. H. Dowell, ré- eopmeranen cently editor of the Ashville Pioneer. Unfurnished. The Carolina Spartan, of Spartanburg, 8. 0., con- A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, tains the valedictory of E. H. Bobo, the tate editor, West ‘twentieth street; house has all improvements; ¥. M. Trimmier announces hls intention as publisher to maintain the reputation of the Spartan, od order ; rent 41,30 per annum. good ord ‘$1, tow A770, LEASE, NOS. 26 AND 28 UNTON SQUARE, + east aide, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Vine street. y TUREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET—ON Abingdon square, commencement Eighth avenue. INSTRUCTION. Say T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 9 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Inatitute— Bookkeeping, Writing, Arith- ie, Short Haud, English, German, French, Latin, Span- . Private leesons, day and evening. Ladies" department. Telegraphy practically tangut. T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 186 BOWERY— Bookkeeping, Peamanship, Arithmetic, French, Ger- man, Spanish, Drawing, Shorthand, Mathematics and Eng- lish.’ Ladies? ‘depart Telegraphy by an experienced Bank street; water and gas; rent p43. Apply at 11 and me LET—HOUSE NO. 15 Fast 15TH STREET, IN good ord B. H. HOWELL, 909 Third avenu THREE STORY BROWN STONE ‘street, near Third avenue. Apply to in 124th lOMAS R. erator, Private les day and evening. AGNEW, 260 Greenwich street, : sear pape yn 0 LET._A BROWN STONE THREE STORY AND A Seance ROk ee OMEN, a BoD CTRL T° basement House, 227 East Porte etenth street. Rent ab Podrtt avenue, oppositeceoner Inet | 2100. Jrosecesion iihmediately. Apply to CHARLES I, graphing Inetitute, tute, Day anc Be Ricaantee eee }ONS, 65 Maiden laue, Commission allowed to agents. AND APARTMENTS A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL IN ten | by OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH, the reputed enman of America, Bookkeeping and Business Affairs. Colle Fhe? East Fourteenty street, Union square, Estab- fished 1 FURNISDED ROOMS ns neaee ticipate Rte ek. WELL FURNISHED ROOM ON PARLOR FLOOR to let to two gentlomen, without board, in a private family. Apply at 176 Grand street, Jersey City. (A. BARGE FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET For honsekeeping, {na small private house. Inquire at {RENCH IN SIXTY LESSONS— PER MONTH; conversations; families attended. From the firet week read, translate and answer in French. Professor PH J. GRIERRE, 47 West Twenty-fourth street, QCGUPATION AS TEACHER OF ENGLISH (in which the advertiser 1s well versed) and Mite by ludy ta ly FRENCH Latin 1s a0- rgely experienced, and whose testimontala 857 Hudson street, A WEARGE AND SMALL NICELY FURNISHED front Rooms, firet and second floors; private family; terms low; unexceptionable location, one block west of Broadway. 104 West Twenty-ninth strect, are highly encomiastic; salary disregarded, but a comforta- Bee eee ble aud refined home, for a brief period, is absolutely a gine FLOOR OF FOUR LARGE ROOMS; ALSO A qua non. Failing cure the above, would assume the large Parlor and Room and o Hall Room; gas, bath duties of an amaduensis or of lady’s comp: and stoves and every comfort provided for housekeeping, or remuneral Unquestionable references. will board, 69 Kast Bleecker street. or i i, GLIDDON, corner Broadw: PAINB'S BUSINESS COLLEGE (ESTABLISHED 169), Bowery.—Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Spelling, Read- ing, Languages, privately taught day and evening; 94 Writ- ing Lessons, $290. Ladies qualiiied to keep books and to correspond. (A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND Bedroom connecting, to let, to a yentleman or gentle- man and lady; terms moderate; honse quiet. I ‘Twentieth street, EAUTIFUL SMALL APARTMENTS, FOR ONE OR two gentlemen, well furnished, fire, gas, £e., three rooms, for $10. 58 West Twenty-fourth strect, Filth Avenue Hotel block. Also other Roma, Weat FORNITURE. PRIVATE FAMILY, PECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, will sell all their Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furnt- ihre at a sacrifice; magniiicent Pompadour Sult, coMt 36:0, 3 Paint abet ered ROOMS TO LET—WITH A WIDOW, FOR ladies or gentlemen, with fire. Inquire at 165’ East Thirty-third street, between Lexington and Third avenues for Ni do.y 8507 Planoforte, Statuary, atin enth streets, a Floor of five rooms, furnish: keeping; wlil be let separately or together (J2NTERL FORNISHED APARTMENTS 1 X ‘light housekeeping, to small families; oniy #8 per Floors only $6 per week. Apply to A. C. GREENLEAF, Broadway. ARLOR FLOOR—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, TO let in brown stone house 126 West Thirty-first street, near Sixth avenue. 10 LET—HANDSOME FURNISHFD ROOM WITH HOT and cold water In, pantries and bath :00m off; also small hall room, Private house ; first class neighborhood. 145 East Twenty-ninth street, near Lexington avenue. 10 LET—ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED, to single gentlemen and families: also Rooms for bust- ness purposes; one large Room splendid for a club. Apply at 718 Broadway and No. ington place, room No. 10. 10 LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SUIT OF NEAT- ly furnished Rooms, with all the modern improvements; ft would be desirable to a party of gentlemen. Apply at 126 East Twenty-fifth street, NWO OR THREE DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROO} connected, to let, with every convenience for housekeey ing, in a small private family. 613 Third avenue, near ‘Thirty-fourth street. 10 LET—LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT AND back, euttable for 8 married couple or two single gentle- men, without board. 129 Clinton place, Eighth street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. 7 50 BERKLEY FRONT SITTING AND SU Bed Rooms connecting, furnished for house- Keeping; water in rooms; closet on floor; stationary tubs 132 Forty-frst street, near Lexington avenue. i BOND STREET, OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL | ©) Hotel.Suit of furnished Rooms; also frontand back | Parlors elegantly furnished, will be rented to gentlemen only. Best references given’ and required; no meals. RR] EASTTENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—NICE- OL ly furnished and very nleasant Rooms to rent, without board; house private and first class. Referenci G7 WEST ELEVENTH STRAET. FIRST DOOR FROM ) Fifth avenue.—A handsomely furnished Parlor Floor to let, with basements ff required; also Rooms on second Goor to let; terms reasonable. Call for two days. 77 BAN , STREET, nished Rooms to let. 11 eae RIGHTBENTH | STREET —TO LET, A larce front Room, finely furnished; home comforts: all modern improvements; cars, stages and hotelé at hand ; location good and ter QO WEST TWENTIETH STR 305. aleei for light he terms moderate. Pessrene, CARPETS AND BEDDING. Housekeepers sipplies with the above Payments weekly or month monthly. ‘ayments weekly OF mOEULY & CO» Corer Twenty-fifth street and Bixth avenue. PUBNITUW CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED prices. Hovadkeopers aupplled with above on easy ierms. ‘ARRELLS Wareroome, 200 Eizuth avenues ‘Monthly and weekly payments taken, CLOTHING, T 432 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY- ninth and Thirtieth streets—Ladies and gentlemen will find the fulr and t dealer, B. MINTZ, to whom they can dispose of their ¢ Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, at the following price From #10 to $50 for silk dresses, $3 to $15 for coats, #2 to $6 for pants. Please call or address B. oJ Fourth avenue. Ladies attended to by Mra. ASTROLOGY. _ TEST.—MADAM ANNA, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, Business and Medical seen or cera meg who has ch secret to cause apeedy marriage, "No eatis- faction no No. 468 Third avenue, between Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets, R. AND MRS. BROUGHTON ARE THE GREATEST living Astrologers of the Odice, 491 Broome st. MA0ANE, ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, 4M" reveais your whole life, from the cradle to the grave. 72.Canal street, near Hudson, Feo, Bl. ADAME LE COMTE, SPIRITUALLY INSPIRED, edical and Business Trance Medivm.—Inform positive. French and Engiish spoken. 29 West Washi Square, corner of Waverley place. "EG, ROSS: MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIRVOY. Mi ant, tells the past, present and future; showa like- ness of husband. 159 West Forty-iirst street, between Broad- way and Seventh avenue, thet great Fren = (PHE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, MEDICAL AND Spiritual Clairvoyant, 820 Fourth avenue, between ‘Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. Ladies, $1. NEAR MEDICAL. BLEECKER,—FUR- —LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDI- + ate relief, sure and safe, Notice—No pay until per- fecily satisied, " Dr. ASCHER, No. 3 Amity place, Laurens street. Elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing. “) GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies.—The Portuguese Female Pills always give tm- —T0 LET, A furatshed Room, suitable for housekeeping; Mediate relief, being specially prepared for married Indies, | gas, water and stove !n room; oF would be suitable for two Alady writes :—These pills relieved me in one day, withont gentlemen ; terms moderate, inconventence, ike magic. ‘Price ¥6., Dr. A. M. MAURI- = dross CEAU, office 129 Liberty etreet, or sek . by mail. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- | A» PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY; MENTS TO LET. mi anhood and youthful vigor restored; oflee very | ~~ : | . ret. IRST FLOOR TO LET—71 WEST FORTY-EIGHTH Rea oc r. HARBIBON, 179 Bleecker street. wreet, corner Sixth avenue, unfurnished; splendid | A. SPECIALTY.NO FER. TILL CURED.—DR. R, IK Tahoe oe . COBBLTI, member of New York University Medical on y: RNAs eet SA College and R.’C, Surgeons, London, can be consulted as ALL BEDROOMS, HA’ ISTERN AND | usual closets, to let, at the first’class house 48 West Fiftcenth on private diseases. Otllce 20 Centre street, near mavers, street. Unexceptionable reference exchanged. | Suita, riebl: Easy’ Chairs BALM AF AUCTION. B, MINER, AUCTIONEER. BY ALLEN B MINER # BROTHER, Bal ‘and 17 Reade street ; Leeds Art Gailerien, #17 and 61) Broatway. Hon Notice. Meaars. ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER wil give their the past 24 years, to idences of families pergonal attention, a8 customal Kales of Household’ Fusutturn at, ces of Fain declining housekeeping, it their apaci AS Chambers street extending through 10.77 Reade street} praia rg ple ‘orks of Art, Libra: ab thety gullerios hii ‘ALLEN B. MINER, ‘ pe HENRY D, MIN WEDNESDAY, January U, At 11 oclock, at the Salearooms, & Obambers and 77 Reade streets, Epegial importers’ sale to the trade of high grade Wines and Liquors, in original packayes, mm bond or duty paid; also, for the convenience of families, will be sold In dem! johns am doltles, viz, Brandies—Sazarac, 1795 and 1858 tell, 1603; Hennessey ¥,8,0. Pold Cabot, 1831, o.,’ in caaks. | do, tn ounens Sazaracin boud or duty pald, Vien Cognac,il86l, W. V. 8. 0} ac, &e, footch and Insh Whiskeys, do. Ramsay and Lochnagar, Holland Gin in. uke, cason, Xe. Sherries, Ports, Mac &e., including isa, Peimartin, Du Gordon, Harmon Me ) Poliack, &0, . unpagnes, Hocks, Clarcta, Sauternes, Also, to close accounts, several lines of fine Wines, Bran- dies, &c., bottled in London, in eases of one dozen each, No other goods admitted, BATURDAY, January 14 At 103 o'clock, at the Sulesrooma, 6 Chambern and 77 Reade ‘rests, gentec! Housenold Furniture, rosewood Pianos, a UCTION, AUQTION, AUCTION. A Toiter Blu lots andi over $20,000 worth elegant Household Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes, ‘at public auction, to the highest bidder, on THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), Jun. 11, at 1034 o'clock, at the large five story res 08 (12 Tenth street’, between Fifth avenue and University piace, the property of family leaving city. All the furniture made to order for the present owner by celebrated city maker. Magnificent rosewood Pianotorte, Stool and Cover, cost $750; latest style Drawing Room Suits, covered with the richest description brocate : Curtains to mateb; gilded Ta- bles, Cabinets; bois de rose; Turkish and Orlental Chairs, Pier and Oval Mirrors, Bronzes, Statuary, Vases, Oi! Paint- ings by eminent artiste, Parlor Desk, Bookenses, Etageres, Tables, Clocks, rosewood and walnut Cham’ er Suits, Turkish Lounges, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs, Rock- ers, covered with reps and hatreloth; black walnut Side- board, Extension Table, Glass, Chin: 0 Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, va nd Kitchen Furaitnre, &e. Kellable men in attendance to cart or pack voods for purchasers, EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., Auctioneers, office 50 Bicecker atreet. ALBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEDR, Salesrooms 1) Liberty and 111 Cedar streets, Furniture, Carpets, Bedtt THIS DAY, at 1039 ofelo WALDRON & COOKE will sell by auction, as above, several Parlor Sutts, latest styles: rosewood, walmit and oak Cham- ber Suits nd Library Bookcases, onk and walnut 1 Library and Centre Tublea, Lounges, Brussels and Ingrain Carpet Oilclotna, Crunbeloths, & Walnut and oak Extension Tabies, Dining Turkish Easy Chairs, Hartford Plate ana Cutiery, Bods and Be: Sewing Machines, Desk reaus, Washstands, Kitch A®a BALD JOHNSTO! Post Ofllee. Household Furniture, ‘Canary’ Birds, s Room Chairs, of a a ‘cafes, Stoves, Bedsteads, Bus Articl ntings, &e, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL riday, at 109 o'clock, at » STN ‘a large assortment of Hou: 250 Canagy Birds, fine 80 vo! 1a, of Misi RT—PICTURES.—AUCTION SALE OF THREE OF the finest Pictures in America; Kobbe, Cattle piece, tm- Roried for owner at cost of $2,000 gold: Laurent de Buel, heen, cost 8.0 gold; Gennison, Spanish Cathedral, $406 gold; lo be sold without reserve, Thursday, January 1%, at noon ; now on exhibition. EDWARD SCHENCK, Auetioneer, 60 Liverty street. UCTION NOTICE—113 WEST TWENTY.SEVENTH street, near Sixth avenue Large and positive sale, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), commencing at 1034 o'clock, 400 lots and $10,0 worth of magniticent Hourehold Furniture, many rare and costly Works of Art contained in the above brown stone mansion, vir: Magniticent rosewood Fianoforte, made by city maker four rich Parlor Si c.; Etageres, Bronzes, Oil Paivtin; Lace Curtains, ‘Turkish ‘and Reclining dire, Lou Clo vot and Brussele Carpets; also Bedroom, Dining 8, V Room, Barement and Kitchen Furniture 1 chagers. Sale positive Fain or: shine, RALD, Auctioneer. public auction, 500 lots by catalogue. On this day (Wednesday). at the elegant residence 57 Weat Fifteenth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commenc- Pompadour style, jarqueterie Cabinet, ing Wg o'clock. Drawing Room Sul covered brocatel; Etagere, Bookcase, Tables, Encoignures, Jardininiers, Canter! Saf Bro Lace Curtains, magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, celebr maker; Extension Table, Sideboard, Silverware, Glasswa tel, Linens, rosewood, walnt Bureaus,” Bedstends, Wardrobi Mattresses, Counterpanes, Basement, Kitchen’ Furniture; also Furniture Serv: ‘Apartme: gntor. SALE—OF COMPLETE TURNOUT, TROT- tiny &c., on Thursday, Jan.'12, at’ stable street, at 1035 o'clock handsome, stylish and fast cl estnut trotting And speed in the country; haa no vices; driver; pure gaited, reliable, honest and wet ty promr il behaved id makes no mistakes; has no public record; has shown trials and bandsomest trotting Jn 2:56, and 19 the most promisin mare in the State; she is warranted to beat 2:40, and in con- dition can trot low down in the thirties, and can speed a half malie in 13) is warranted sound and kind, Full particulars, pedigree, &c., at sale. This mare is worthy of special atten: tion, and is olfered for positive and peremptory sale, on ac count of death of late owner. BY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEE! Thursday, at 925 Third avenue, betw Fifty-sixth streets, a Cigar Store. Excellent rey, this day. AX BAYERSDORF: Ty: Reve SCHENCK, AUCTION High'y important sale of American Artists? Oil Paintings, by EDWARD SCHENCK, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, January 12 and 13, at : No, #0 Liberty street, commencing ench day at 12 o'clock, comprising about 150 of the choicest samples of our most eminent artista, among which will be found— W. T. Richards, Casilear. William M, Hatt, Cropsey, Coleman, James M. Hart, Sonntag, ‘Van Re Reade, Kensett, Van kiten, Cranch, 0 Cros, J. B. Bristol, Edward Gay, Pyne, Mathews, Jane J. Fairman, ©. , Eaton, H. Wiles, Rondell, L. Lang, William M. Brown % and many others. Also recat specimen by Robbe, De Benl, and Genisson, The above are now on exhivition at No. 60 Liberty street, with catalogues, and beyond a doubt are the finest collection of American artists’ works heretolore exhibited. rTENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER. I PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE, RICHLY CARVED AND INLAID MANTELS, &C., AT THE WAREROOMS OF MR. C. BEMBE, NO. 27 UNION SQUARE, THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK The stock comprises richly intal Easels, rosewood, walnut, ebony and Marqueterie Parlor and Chamber Suits ;{Centre, side, Card ang Work Tables, Flower Stands, Wall Brackets, Library and Dining Room inlaid ebony, walnut and oak Mantels, Turkish yy Chairs and Lounges, Camp Chairs, Folding, Crinoline and Reception Chairs; Buffets, Armoire-a-Glace, Music Stands, Parlor Safe, Cabinet Prano, &c., all of which were made by Mr. Bembe for first class city retail trade, and will be so’d without any reserve, in consequeace of re- lin ishing that branch of business, offering arare oppor- tunity to those in want of really elegant furniture, HENRY B. Auctioneer, Reade streets, . HERTS, 99 Church and 78 Cabinets, Pedestais, ~<MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief to all female Complaints, Pleasant ron for nurt LADIES’ PHYSICIAN,—DR. H. D. GRINDLE, PRO- fessor of midwifery (25 years’ practice), guarantees certain and speedy relief to ladies in trouble, with or with- out medicine; elegant rooms for Indies requiring nursing. Residence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue, OS? OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY, OFFIOR OF SUPERINTENDENT, Dec. 15, 1870. | WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK, | Sealed proposals will be received at the oflice of the Super- fotendent nutil 12M, January 15, 1871, for furnishing, de- livering, fitting and putting in place the cast and wronght fron work exhibited in plans, specifications and schedu now in this office, consisting of cast fron columns, vei plates, &c., and wrought trop beams, girders, &c. =MMB VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER fails to cnre female complaints. Elegant rooms, nuré 12 East Kignth street, Consultations tree. The work of the columns, tron beams and girders must be A SULCE <, . ~~~ | furnished, delivered, fitted and put in place complete within A SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF PRIVATE DIS- | four months after date of written notice to commence the FRANKLIN'S experience red. by the pio anos without mercury. —Drg fo Prussian hospitals and office practice guarantees a perma- ent und sperdy cure or no fee. Ladies and gentlemen in trouble find it their interest to call at once; consultation free, Preserve this notice. 161 Bleeckergetreel. A Seas GUARANTEE: ADANE work, and the remainder aa rapiy at requ y ‘of the work, and ns demanded by the Superintenden'. The contractors will be permitted the use of the derricks and engines in putting the work in place without charge, but will be required ‘to Tag, the time the men employed tn working them, who i be furnished by the department when required. Benffolding to be furmahed by the contractors, | Proposain “will be made by the piece or by welght for the ¢ various cas sand ‘a8 provided for {n the schedules. The work ot be subdivided among different bidders, but will be considered in the te xf BY DR. AND MADAMB STELDA at one Interview. Their French Pills are in- fallible. Furnished Rooms before and during confinement. 565 Seventh avenne, near Fortieth street, CURE GUARANTEED AND MME. WIL- nugregate, Auer, at one Inlerelow thal ene pills are in. Lary tt Will 00, indo sncatbiy, Genucting ten per cent, fallible, Elegant rooms for ladies during confinement. 31 until the final comp! he ot tb { Foriy-f ; enal bona in the sum Wost Forly-‘ourth street, near ‘Sixth avenue. Pars ae of aie, atte Sater Ke ot nf ad perform the fonat I MRS. W. B. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, | 'f awarded to him, the sufliciency of the be vert A. “No: lif Hast Tenth street, does not humbug ladies with ; Sed by the United States Judge, Clerk ofthe Unite Stacs or District Attorney of the Tue department reserves the right to reject any or all bi if {tbe deemed for the interest of the government to do and any bid that isnot made on the printed form to be ob- tained in this office, and does not conform in every respect to the requirements of this advertisement, will not be con- | nidered; neither will any proposals be received from parties who are not themselves éneaged in the manufacture of cast medicine, CERTAIN CURR FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH 4X. or without medicine, by Madame REST Professor of Midwifery; over 80 years! practice, Her infallible French Female Pils, No. 1, price #1, or No. 3, apecially prepared for oartied Indies, price $5, which can never fail saan eer Hots Hee nee ae anata aeeeateCN'S | orweronght ron mor, ata who bave ace he necenaty fae | Greenwich street, or sent by matl ‘Cantion—All others are | Vieg for gepntng tee een work,’ and ad- ‘be endorsed “Bi CALVIN 'T. HULBURD, Superintendent, | Peeks FOR STREET MONUMENTS. | Drakes AUTHOR OF MEDICAL COMPANION _ and Guice to Heaith offers restoration to the debilitated . ‘Town Survey Commission of Kings county, | a) diaense. Lory Years! private practice. No. 7 Beach | -*...ie4 croposals will be received at the ollice of the Sx: cnelh — | perfntendent ot Survey, 348 Fulton street, Brooklyn, wit R. COOPER, 14 DUANE GAN BE cone | February 1, 1871, tor the delivery. of Granite Street Mona | STREET, ‘sulted on private diseases: 34 ycar® practice enabl meats, dot exceeding 4,500 in all, as hie be directed, 3 feet | him to make perfect cures or no charges made. heads, ches long, with 7inch square to be delivered as required for location on. the. public roads of New Utrecht, Gravesend, Flatbush and Flatlands, according to the speciti- | 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-—SELLS THIS « day, January 11, at 103 o'clock, at 12 Bowery, the entire Stock of a wholesale liquor dealer, consisting of over eee worth of different Liquors, Wines, Champagnes, &c, jowery. AUCTIO! s ice and salegroom, 87 Nassau street, opposite the in lots to suit pur- Horse, Wagon, Sleigh, Harness, Robes, Blankets, 0. 43 Great Joues rompt, including an elegant, high bred, h are, 135g bigh, 7 years old; one of the finest mares in point of breeding farce a SATE AT ADOTION: th AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.—JAMER AGAR, RS re aw at & bd Bowery, oe in Ls 4 ng, Blankets, Qui ‘ure. By order of Patric! Fulian, Weat Thirty-ninth ai ects? aati segs BRIORARD WALTERS, AUCTIONRER. Wheeler & Wilson, Singer's and Grover & Baker's Sewin "8 galo—W y achines. day), at 11 o'elock, Marsbal wt 7 bi LL rts DAY in front of store utlona, ene tine so wt same HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL le (Wednesday), Jenuary 1, at Lo”: fo. 13 Bowery, by vir.ue of Horse, one Carriage and one time, one Horse, Express Wi ; of U. SANGER and J. HEYMAN, City Marshaly, SHERIFF'S SALE-—OF DRY AND FANCY GOOD: WD Show Ones, des, thin day, at ly o'clock, by COL MURPHY, 379 Palton street, Brooklyn, IERIFF'S SALI —RICHARD and Harnes WAL x1 Fr S\Auctioneer, wiil sell, this dny (Wednesday), at it o'eloc | on at 37 bs B. CAsTRLLO, GPeater’s SA roiulway, ove Herring's Safe, lepuly. JAMES O' BRIE R. FIELD, AUC late Sherif”, ONEER, 135 Chatham streot, wall sell this day, at IL o'elock, 18 pack. e8 of Butter, By order o MATIHEW 7, DRENNAN, Sheriff, uty Sheriff. R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 135 iil sell on ‘Thursday, at 1 tock, & Jair, Pulfs, Cards, Ac. aleo Desk , ec, By order of : MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheviff, THOMAS J. CumMINS, Deputy Sheriff, 7M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS DAY, 2 o'clock, at’ 454 Canal street, ail the gentec! I Chamber, Di large honse; Mantel Mirror lor, ning Room and Kitchen Parniture, &c., of veral Pi lor Suit, French Plate Pier and vtains, Centre, Dining aud Tea Lace € Tables; 7 or8 Parlor Suita, Reda and Bedding, Halr and other Mattreases, Feather Beds, China, Glass, Silver Ware; Stoves, lack walnut, mahogany and tnamelied Chamber, Sits Rocking and other Chairs; Biagerea, or 7 ply and other Carpets; Gilclotha, &c.; 0 7 50 dozen of cane-seat Chairs, In lots to trade and others. On Thursday, at 10% at 144 Uudson street, Housevold Furniture, &e. 5 1 Bxp: m, 25 Ser is Ma- chines, M. WITTERS, AUCTION day, at 1036 o'clock, at I ELLS ON THUKS. RS Hudson fircet, the Furnt- fc, 0f the private Uwelling, comprising a fall ussort- tur meni. #OR SALE. RY AND FAMILY LIQUOR STOKE FOR of the bast’established in the Bighth ward; a rare, for aman who cap lve itall attention, Apply at 165 Seventh avenue. GOOD PAYING Lig A ant on West atreet for #600. Apply to D. F. CURL: og oup Batehe: make money DISTILL snle; 01 j rent very | 127 New Chau LL PATRONIZED business location to 28 Chambers atree CO,, Store Age JOB PRINTING OFFICE FOR a8 loeation; casi: trade, Unque: treet, tory Agency. EN’S RESTAURANT ation priucipal places of rs street. i 2 LADIE: ) TAND FORS. @ to make a eet. RS & CO. FRUIT, POULTRY AN Well estabits ‘a Apply immediate! ee GEC Store Agency. FIRST CLASS A NO. 1 BAKERY FOR SALE— cellent business location; chance never olered before. Apply at 26 Chambers st GEORGI IMERS & CO., Store Agency. RY STORE FOR SALE—EXCEL exchange for real esiate or mort- bers sirect, W. SIMERS & CO., Btore Agency. N ELEGANTLY FITTED UP ESTABLISHED Side Corner Retail Family Lijuor Store; lease; OY worth fine Liquor§; this day; wreat bargain; bishment will be sold at auction to-morraw. ‘Ay- SPLENDID GROC! CORNER LIQUOR ‘ORE FOR SALE AT A AA. ‘sacrifice--Also Bakeries, Confectioneries, Cigar Stores, Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, Biillard Saloons, Sample Rooms, Fish and Markets, Meat Markets, Groceries, Country Motels, Dy r c. FIN 77 Cedar stecet. H AVENUE, IF @ Lease, Stock and Fixtures of one foest, handsomest and best located Millinery aud y Dry Goods Stores on tne avenue; the lease is a Valua- ble one, of five years, and the location on the avenue for business can't be veat; tt must be sold; not much cash re- quired. C.J. CLARKE, 202 Broadwa; } ARGAIN.—THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, 20x55x100, high stoop, in perfect order; modern improve- ments, Apply on the premises, 121 East 'Forty-sixth street, near Lexiugton avenue. RUG STORE FOR SALE-IN A GOOD LOCATION, very cheap and a good investment, Adaress CASH, box 199 Herald emee. I RUG STORE FOR SALE-IN THE FLOURISHING town of Flushing; trade first class; cheap rent; will sell at inventory. Apply to STRI ND, 78 Cedar street, JOR SALF—A CHANCE SELDOM OF! dies’ and gentlemen's Oyster Saloon and with a first class Bar; In four-pocket marble bed Bill oye ble, with fixtures in good order ; will be sold with or separate good skittle ground and apartments to live tn; long leas Tent of the whole house #600 a year with stock; everything {n good order; will be wold at a sacrifice if sold fmmediately. For further particulars cali on the premises, at No. 361 A\ tic street, Brooklyn, OR SALE—A BU avenue, between T the best stand { ft CHER SHOP, 203 LEXING hirty-second and Thirty-third streets; the city. SAMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM, William street. JOR SALE—A GOOD PAYING DRUG BUSINESS AND office Practice; toa regular pbysictan,and surgeon this is an opening seldom offered. For particulars addre and 8. C., box 3,441 New York Post office, OR SALE—LEASE, STUCK AND FIXTURES OF A good paying famity Liquor Store; good apartments to live in rent #29 per month, gaalight inelndéd; owner leay- ing thecity, Inquire at 269 West Thirty-third street. Fo! 8ALE—A COAL YARD, WITH LEASE AND FIX- tures. Inquire at the office, No. 40 Prince street. INQUIRE OR SALE—A FIRST CEASS LAD! AND CHIL dren's Furnishing, Stamping and Embroidery Store. In- quire at 464 sixth avenue, OR SALE—A FIN NEW AND SECOND AND FUR- niture Store, with Lease. Inquire ue ature, 635 Sec ond avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-f(th streeta, and 316 Canal street, up stairs. WIOR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF FIRST class #oarding house. Part of the purchase money twkep, in board. TRAVER & ESLER, 58 Liberty etreet. By order | - ee —— HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. _ JANTED—WItH POWER, A BASEMENT, mq treet. two or more \pper lofts, well i noel Fe Ee up ofts, well lightes, holatway, JAY AND BAR _H. SEYMOUR &CO,, 52 Beekma ANTED—TWO LOFTS, BETWRES 9 Address A., box 171 clay streets, ld oMee, TANTED—A. FURNISHED FLOOR, OF THR: | W four rooma, for Hight housekeeping: mam te mrt aa tral location, Address Mra. DAVIs, va D. ' OOR OF A PRIVATE ArMy ess, with full parte ILDING SUITABLE mn Bont and T it Broadway ¢ block east’ 0 SINKING, 217 5! h street. FANTED--A LOFT OR ROOM, BELOW CANAL »auitable for a manufacthring business. Rent | moderate, Address, with terms, VALAMAK & 202 Laat Forty-second street, WANTED -A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED fu i with all modern copy | teonth ang Twenty-third atre nues. Address, stating torius, \ way aud Slath ayeuu vate, Addvees WILLIS, 3 | three daya, | WASTED TO RENT—A SMALL FUR about ten or twelve rooms, bet ‘Thirty-fonrth streets, and Third add > dress HUNTER, Herald ofice. ANTED 10 RE manufacturing York Post o! SF TANTED--UN: Ly ROOMS, FRONT 1 streets and Broad preverred. ternns.m hirty-secona street, RNISHED, ath and 'r ut we venth avenn s. Nile THREE LARGE LOFTS, FOR purposes, Address letter box 4,49 —___———_4, NT, A GOOD COUNTRY TAVERN Call at oF adiveas 120 Broome steyety AUSTIN. | TANTED—10 Be oy sua Ji Hot MACBINERY, T CHARLES PLAC Y STREET—~ illang, Shaping, Maile ye engines aid May ray Wovaworking Machine chinists’ Tools generally. R OF WATER MIDDLETON & ROAK and Dover—Stationary, Porta Hoiters, Punps, Blowers, Ericsson leys, Piping, Belting, &¢,, new and se Woe, gaue plete or Boiler. Cun 1 seen runn| ange for nN ing at 20 and 22 Worth D.H. oor HAND athes, «mall Ste ap. Address J, H power, first class ton Works, Newavk, I OADLEY’S PORTABLE, Four to sixty horse po: ing, with five bi N Inquire of ARY, HOISTING AND PORT able En Lathes, Drop Presses, Punches Jot Tinnes Power Metal Rolls ‘Gear Cutt ters, Mili NO STEREOTYPERS AND TERS. the Machinery and Fittings of an E Sweed'a Battery : also & large Stock of type, &¢., vd; 00 Ibs. Music Type, asnocted, at $L per Ib. algo the Machinery, &c., of a § ype Foundry, clay. process Apply (oF. A. GROSBIL Sansom street, Philadelphia, NTED—A w* HAND, DOUBLE HEAD, driving wheel Lathe, 30-4uch swing: boring and quar tering machine attaches, Inquire at South Side Raiiro: oitice, Wiliamsburg, L. 1. at WILLARD! ‘WANTEDIIWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE} complete, new oF wecond hand Address, naming price box 130 Post oflice, Greenpoint, L, L (PUB BVEVING TELEGRAM, EACH EDITION ALL FRESH N THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE city. DURING OF THE LEGISLATURE IN ALBANY THE TELEGRAM WILL CONTAIN SPECIAL REPORYS OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN TRE LAST EDITION, AS WELL AS THE LATEST WAR NEWS AND ALD THE NEWS OF THE DAY SION SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, SIX DOLLARS A YEAR, PUBLICATION OFFICE, 97 NASSAU STREET, P. §—LOOK OUT FOR TWEEDLEDEE AND TWEEDLEDUM ON FRIDAY. \ = ___€OAL AND WOOD, Oe 3 PER OHALDRON-CHEAPEST FUEL I / the city; delivered immediately in any part of the eltyg Orders by mail promptly attended to. D RK & BURNS, 452 West E ih RAPSE HELP WANTED—MALES, MAN WANTED—WITH 225, TO TAKE HAL! interest ; charge of an oyster saloon and bar; a ebanci rr I NER, 685 Brow BOY OR YOUNG MAN IN A FISH AND arket, who understands the business and is not to work. 919 8d av., between 55th and 56th sta, A, T, STEWART & 0., WANT INTELLIGENT, WEL! + educated cagh and stock boys, who will, in ‘tume, Promoted to the position of salesmen. Appiy, with refer ences, before 9 A. M, Broadway and 10th at, AN ACTIVE ‘BUSINESS MAN with good references, to introduce and make know! in this city a patented article. Good profit on sales will b given, Address box 5,700 Post office. TEN afrat: =| GENT OR SALE—TH E FIXTURES OF THE HANDSOMELY fitted up Jeweiry Store 778 Fulton avenue, near Oxford street, Brookly: premises. E—A NICE TEA STORE, DOING GOOD BUST- 8 accident to owner, staurant; firet class iocality. JOSEPH H.'PORTER, No. 6 Dey street, room 15. OR SALE—VERY LOW, ON ACCOUNT OF SICK- ness, the Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of a down town Stationery Store,’ established four years; good location. Adaress J, & L,, Herald office. '—A FINE OYSTER SALOON AS foot of Broome IXTURES FOR SALE—COUNTERS, SHELVING, &C., of a Wholesale Hosiery House; also Marvin's Sa‘e, with burglar box; Office Furniture, Desks, &c. All have been in VILLIAMS & KENNE- FITTED UP will be sold cheap 1 sold M private sales uction to-morrow. Call at 68 Essex use but a suort time. For sale by W DY, 869 Broadwat esa ay ‘AIR STORE FOR SALE“-THE OLDEST WIG Maker's and Barber's Shor te Brookiyn forsale, cheap low reut, Apply to J. G. DORRINGTON, avenue. ‘ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY, January 1, | - Atl1 o'clock, at the auction rooms No, 1 North William street, Household Furniture, Carpets, Oil Paintings, &c, of Parlor Furniture, Soras, Lounges, Bureau Looking Glass, old Oil Paintings, Bedstead eds, Mattresses, ‘Bedding, Bookcures, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, tc. ; 118 dozen Shirt Bosoms. Aiso Brus: sels, Taree Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, &c. ‘ Marshai’a £5 bors’ Sleigha. CHAS, F, WATTS, Marshal. ‘ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, Marshal's sale, this day, at 11 o'clock, at the auction rooms No, 1 North th William Street, a lot of Cloths and Cassimeres, ee mt Tea JOHN ©. LYST, Marshal. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE Agent and Loan’ Broker, office 515 Washington street. — Mortgage sale this, day, at 10} o'clock, of entire Furniture, Fixtures, &e,, of the Lunch, Dintag and Oyster Saloon, 6 East Tenth street, between Broadway and Fourth aveune, opposite A. T. Stewart's, embracing about five dozen uph stered Chairs, two dozen Tables, Stools, Counters, Table Linen, Piated Ware, Cutiery, Crockery, Heater, ‘Range, Boler, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, €e,; alxo an elegant Top Wagon, Horse and Harnees, By order of mortgagee. Money 1oaned on Furniture, Securities and general Merean- dise. OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO.—THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, ‘at 036 A. M., at 1,059 Fulton, between Hunter and Clas- fon avenues, Brooklyn, the entire Stock of a Retail Store, a good assortment of fresh goods in good order: also the Counters, Sheiving, Clock, Stove, Scales and Weights, &¢, M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-WiLL SELL THIS a¥L. day, at 104g o'clock, at the salesroo: 79 Nassau street, the entire rniture of a four story houge, remo vi for conventence o and Library Suite Onice Furniture, Desks, eepAT Tae ARSHAL'S SALE OF HATS, CAPS, READY Clothing, Piece Goods and Furnishing Goo: - MAN, Auctioneer, will sell on Friday, January 13, ab 1035 o'clock, No. 13 Bowers, a large lot of Hats and Uaps; also '® ‘ahd general assortment of ready made Clothing, con- vit. Parior, Chamber, Diniag Room eta, Mat | Bookcases, Ac. Jn r MALES,—MADAME DUBOIS (3% ‘ale in sald office, The Commissioners reserve the f Mt cloth Overcoat L ars’ practice) guarantees certain rehef to married | Sunt'ty acceptin reject any proposal recelved: | ning of frock and en Fost este, Piece Goods, kes Slee ier, foniaie restorativo, 4B; electricity applied. 164 Kast ‘SHUN 'L. RYDER, Cecretary T. 8. Commission. | Gusarang chisicen's Garmerta Howlers and Gents’ Furnish ‘Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue. = === SS | Ing’ Goods; to be sord in tots to Suit dealers sale ponitive Sacer pernencennns se Bh =a |. HARON, City Marsbal, | N O cies oud HSE Hie Pree Pash foe MATRIMONIAL, ~ ‘Aieo) ab 1d ofelock, a large stock of Laqaoce, from Tho. | cure at o« . Their Frenel never fail, | <-> nt Tz | sale de ist f 8 bbs, Bourbon ‘and Rye | Rooms provited verore and during coninement, M4 West | A FOUR: EDO ie iececreontnin at THEE | gies, ollferdat brenest Brandies, Gin, Port and Sherry | Forder ntrests vee Sivmawers ditw to'matrinony. Address, with Cull-particulars, age, | Wines dc. ; cages Liquorsp Champagne, &e. Ee Atnated, de T. 1. A. Herald oillee. ‘OUNG MUL BRIDAL CHAMBER, gears for young men on arr LIBERAL GENTLEMEN WANT TO great social evils and abuses, | aS ch tnterfere with, atrlago, With va wo : | Teiitng and taster ate, Meneed sad ceuiicatean ‘Sout T make the acquaintance of two accomplished, ¢ ee ee 1 tree of sae in inte fireck iress HOWARD ina young ladies. Only private parties need appiy. ress. | ASSOCIATION, No. into Phi ‘Pa. A. B,, Herald allice i ARSHAL'S SALE OF 85 CASES PATENT IRON Tampers,—8. HERMAN, Auctioneer, will sell, thie day memdag). Jan Ti at il o'clock, No. 18 Bowery: 3 8 nit Tron Tampers: als 1 Stoves; sale positive ay A, AARON, City Marebal, MADE. ‘Re | t ADIES.—WEED AND WHEELER & WILSON SEW- g ing Machines id on instalments payable in work at home, New York Machine Stitching Company, 48Bleecker street. ILLINERY FOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED business in the beat loeation In the city; satisfactory Teasone for selling. Apply on premises, 888 Sixth avenue, oposite Booth's theatre. TOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF AN OLD ESTAB- S shed Clothing House for sale. Applyto HYATT, HA GERMAN & CO., 1:2 Fulton street. AFES.—FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE LARG TWO ME- diam and one aroall size Sare, of Herring's, Wilder's, oageainpre ore MAKE, QUIRK, 72 Maiden lane. 30( WILL BUY A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.—IN- q uire of or address G. CORWIN, 414 Store to rent if desired. Inquire on the nA 0) WO STANDS IN FULTON MAR- WILcIAMS, 99 Atlanti¢ Us rand | letters not answered. Apply at tS Market st GENTS WANTED EYERYWHERE~FOR WALKER’: Pocket Clothes Racks, which everybody wants and av seil; peice 50 cents, Apply to A. J. WALBER, 2 MEN WANTED EVERYWHERE TO SEL! attractive article ever offered; no patent b street, up stairs, front room. PEABODY & Ct -ENERGETIC » BOOK CANVASSERS WANTE: A. Five new works ready for delivery. Published by Subscription only, 8, H. SMITH, 51 Cortiandt Greenwich, room No. 5. DVERTISING AGENTS AND OTF procure a few advertisements fora bu about starting in this city; liberal inducements of dress BUSINESS JOURNAL, Hevald oilive. + TAPANNER WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN, 1 take ie of an establishment fn Chicago; stead rc" ment and good salary. Apply at the ollice of B: Plymouth at., Brookiyn. mem! mont valuable Send for cireu Broadway, New York. NE OR TWO ACTIVE MEN TO SELL “MARRIAG! ‘apd Divorce.” 5 per day profits, Every one want igure at 33 Park fow, room No, 9. rane ~ ——4 ITED STATES MARINE CORPS.—WANTED IMM diately for this favorite branch of the service, unmai ried able bodied men. Further information given at Marind Barracks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, HOTEL, 44D ST. ANT one. WA at PARK AVENU ark av., first class walters. Wate RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED SOL citor; will BP, well. Address, with references and where to be seen, J., Heraid office, Wa INTELLIGENT LAD, RESIDING wird with his parents, who is willing to work, for #3 a weeks Address, in own handwriting, box 4.531 Post office. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER COOK, AT WI LARD'S Oyster Houne, 5:2 Broadway. Apply betwee 10 and 12 o'clock A.M. None but first need apply. TANTED—FOR UNITED STATES NAVY ordinary seamen xnd able bodied landsme street, New York. is WILL BUY A FIRST CLASS DINING AND $1.600 Lunch Room; cause of sale. sickness, All particulars at the premises, 54 Pine street, basement, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C WANTED. _ NGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS A COMFORTABLY A furvished Sitting Room and Bedroom, without board, im good locality, below Twentieth street; references ex- ehanged, Address, with full particulars, terms, &c., DIX, box H89i Post office, TIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IMME- K diately—Hetweon Twenty-third and Thirty-sixth ateets, in the neighvorhoo'! of Fifth or Madison avenue, Address, | with full information, A. B., box 118 Herald office. tresses, Beds and Bedding, | 10 BUILDERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS.—RE- sponsible parties desire to lease for not less than ten Fears, (rome Ist of May next, a suitable Buliting for Manufacturing purposes, with steam power; building four stories and 22100, more or less; location on or near Riving. ton street, between Bowery and Orchard street. Apply at Norfotk street. V TANTED--BY A ALL VATE FAMILY, A ‘House or Part of a House of about tive Rooms; wonid prefer a Fioor over a store where the balance of the house would be used for business; rept pot over $20 or $25 a month and guaranteed; location’ beyond Vanderbilt avenue and between Myrt ¢ and Fulton avenues, Brooklyn. Address FULTON, box 158 Herald oiice. RB WANTED. PART OF A STORE) RETWEEN LEONARD ‘and Canal streets and Broadway and Church street, Any party having more room than they require and selling PR G00 is not conflicting with a stock of notions and fancy goods , ean hear of an opportun!ty to reduce expenses and increase trade by addressing box 143 Herald olive. NTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN AN OFFIC a iy Shek ‘WAiitderswending thoroughly the Frenod and Engl languages and bart, a ‘ane ‘handwriting; references ré quired.” Address box 1,767 Post office. 7 ANTED_AGENTS OF BOTH SEXES, 70 nod eription wor! popular and standard auleription works), an id weekly expenses until delivery. Toom 18. D INTEGLIGED ACTIVE ANTED.-A STRON' m4 boy, accustomed to making Gres and to do the roi work about a house, Apply between 9 and 10 at 57 West 11k t., one door of 6th TI aN cree’ “4 VE} ANTED.-A_ PRACTICAL, € ‘OMPETENT aD ‘i VA nt to take charge of that department, of at era ae eR te NS OES BARNES, box 4092 Pi office, New York. se : y ANTED—EXPEMIENCED BOOK AGENTS, TO CANE W vase States and cities for & wes and popular work, TOL TANT GILES & ©O., Publishers, 104 Broadway. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, | JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER comm onne wenfants et coudre. recommandations serout donvees, S'adrossé? | 18th st., econd floor, | JUNE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE DESL iE U pour donner des lecon® rg Svadresser au 17 y FILLE FRANCAISE DESIRE. / donne Wenfants et pour coudre; el meilleures recommanlations, S'adresser Cilntoa st, entre Grand