The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1871, Page 11

HEAL ESTATE PROBLEM Buit Against the City Based on Alleged Half “Ownership of @ Closed Street, Old City Salee of the Common Lands in the Viginity of the Central Park—How the Pres- ent Suit Came About and Ali About It~ flome Curious Real Estate Remini¢- cences from the Boginning of the Present Century Up to the Present Tixe. A ourious and at the same time Interesting sult ‘was begun yesterday in the Superior Court pefore Judge Freedman. The suit involves a question of Ownership as to a strip of land 900 feet long by twenty-five feet wide, said sirlp embracing the twonty-five feet depth of the northerly front of | Seventy-eienth street, between Fourth and Fifth ay- ennes, Of course it will be seen that the value of the land in qnestion, «8 real estate 1s now held in this vicinity and with is prospective increased value, cannot be reprevented without drawing largely on (he manerative capacities of the nine digits, or, in other words, that it 1s of almost incalcu- , lable vaine, To make the matter ¢lear If & neces- gary to indulge in a bit of PREVATORY HISTORY. In 1801 the city owned abouc @ thousand acres of Jand on thus part of the isiand, whieh long had gone by the name of “common lands.” A portion of it embraced what is now Central Vark. On these Janda there was the utmost freedom of “squatter sovereignty,” and hence the name by which they are generaliy known. At tits tame this locality was remote from the commerciat centre of our embryo Metropohs, aud When the city’s present extensive growth and the great Park, with Ils destiued cor- don of palatial brown stone fronts, formed no part of the wildest imaginings of those most glowingly prophetic of the crty’s future greatuess. To encour- age settiement In cil direction the city began to sellj portions of the Jand, selling every alvernaet square and relatning possession of the remainder ‘To say Mat these Jands were SOLD FOR A SONG Js trespassing only slightly on the precincts of byperbdle, and to say that tilousands in our city descended from those who, from savings in the sale of tatlow and making bouts, and cutting hair and professional labors with the sartorial goose, made. parenases here, are riding im tue carriages to-day @nd enjoying all the gilded accessories and refine- ments of wealti—hrowa stone frouts aud lverled fervants and the first pews tn our churchesfand frout seats al the opeca aud rire Vintages of wme and rarer paintings aud foreign wavel and, in short, alt the iuxuries, aud homage and triumphs ‘hat money commands—ia only staung a simple and widenfabie fact, which though ip its swift result seeming more the spe pro- duct of wondertul en se erates teat og in, Straight. forward realty, 1s a feet nevertheless fo Which many in there days of pseudo pride tk pomposity of pre- tence are Very loth to revert. WitkLIGIG OF Ee that has brought about the wonderful pecuniary and soctal Changes just described in the interiu, brought with it other chatiges. From #elling lots the city be- came @ purchaser. In 1834 Russe! D. Miner bought of a Mr. Westbury quitea tract of land, wncluding the land referred to above—that Is, the present Seventy- ighth street, between Fourth aud Fifth avenues, é city bought this tract of Mr. MM After this Jast purchase this part of ine isiand was divided into Ms present divisions of streets and avenues, and their situations and directions laid out respectively, And now we com: to the PRRSENT BONE OF CONTENTION, Fronting tue southerly side of the tract sold by Mr. Miner was a sircet filly feet wide, In the redi- vision of the city tus street Was cut ont und Seventy-eighth street lutd eat, the northerly side of the latier street correspouding with the ‘origival etapa side of the street facing the land seid by . Miner. Under the provision of the common kw laying duwn the rule that the owner of land ordering on & street owns in fee simple the: land to he middie of the street, aud ia case of such street ving sit wp can chum all the rights of such ownership, Mr. Miner brings a suit for pay irom the city tor this hal: of Uhe former street and now constituting the nortierty frout of Seveaty-eighih street. The JROUNDS OF MR. MINER'S CLAIM * are very sunply told, aud in fact bave already been gerne explaiied. ile insists that the ctty, having hanged the situation of the sheets Irom what they Were at tie time of the sale and converted the old Street inte lots, that the ownership of half tke old Street reverts to hin. At tie the of the sale Ar. Miner execuicd a deed of release to the city, but he Dow sets up that tits deed was PROCURED BY FRAUD, find 1s, there‘ore, not binding upon him. His great effort is directed to two poiats—first, to show that common law, referred to as applying to the owner- ship of streets, and the same being vested m the owners of adjacent’ properiy, has ful) and binding joree in this case; and secend, that the deed of ree lease Was procured from hie by tread, The CITY’S POINTS OF DEFENSE are that the common law in question does not & RY to streeis in vities, and consequently tat Mr, incr has no legal title to any*pertion of the Jand embraced m Ue old street. It is atso denied that any fraud was practised im proving the deed of re- lease. ‘The earnestness with whitch tt is determined to contest these r Clatins 18 Showa Lb THE © CAGED. + Por Mr. Miner there appears Mr. Lather R. Marsh and Mr, Jolin B. Deviln, to ef the ablest real estaie lawyers in the city. Representing the city are Mr. Vanderpoel, of brown, Hail & Vanderpoel, and Me Algernon 8. Sullivan, (ese two geatiomen, for thelr Weill known abilities in contesting rms ag ttm | title to real estate, having been specially selected by Mr. O'Gorman, the Counse tue Corporation, Whose other prosslug duties prevent bis giving his Individual aitention ts the case. THE TRIAL will, doubtiesa, last several days, and, as will be #ecn, involves features of iwterest unusual tn evil sults. Very little more than the preliminaries of the trial were dnished yesterday, Jt is being tried be- fore a jury. To-day the testimony will begin to assaine an intcresting character, 99 some or the Jareest real estate owners and dealers in the city will be called Witnesses, Meantime it should have been stated above that the city i all tts sales of the luis partly embraced in this disputed strip of Jand gave Warranty deeds to the purchasers, so that the presepi owners cau in no Way be distarbed. The brunt of hattie has to be borne by the city, and with it the abiding evont, the expeuse of de @bould tbe jatter be the resuit. LHE TAY‘.OR WILL CASE. A Brief Sessiou~Corroberative Evideace Against tho Genulneness of the Will-Tie Beginning of the End. The hearing in the Taylor contested will case still continues the ailabsorbing business of the Surro- gate’s Court. Surrogate Wutchings presides each day with & calm dignity and impartial bearing that carries conviction to the minds of atl, not thor- onglily Interested spectatérs—however the same nay atfect ie litigants in the ease—ihat, so far as he is concerned, justice siiall be done, let the consequences be what they may, ‘The court room was yesterday, #8 heretofore on every day of the session, crowded by the parties Mtigant, their wilnesses and friends, and by an Jnterested audience of, no! outsiders exactly—tor having gained admittance to the court room that Would not apply—but by all who, like those on the pepah Wrought lo themselves “it ts good for us to ere,” THE Te TIMONY—ROYAT, 8. ORANE ON THE STAND, Royals. Crane was the first witness called, who testified that he had performed protessional ser- vices as a lawyer for Mr. Taylor during the last elgnt years of his life; he had often seen his hana- writing, aid in his oplaion the siguature to the es "Will Was hot genuine, To Mr. Stoughton—George Duryea generally died Mr, Tay D's papers, JOHN M. CRANR'S TESTIMONY, John M. Crane, cashier of the Shoe and Leather Bank, knew Mr. Taylor ty ils lifettne; he kept his Dank account th their bank; he had seen many of Mr. Taylor's checks; in his opluion the signature Was not genuine. To Mr. Stoughion—Could hardly say there was a general rover! Anes event; he ordinarily signed his ebecks ‘J. B. Taylor.” MR. ROGERS’ TESTIMONY, Mr. Theodore Rogers, paying teller of the Shoe and Leather Bank, had frequently seen ihe signa- ture of Mr. Taylor to cheeks during the six years eames iis death; he thongut the signassre of we Will Was not that of the deceased James B. 'Tay- To Mr. Stonghton—The witness had seen and ex- amined the photographed copy of tho signature to the will and a magnified photograph; he thought from his brief examination here tuat’it was not genuine, a John M. Grant Was recailed for farther cross- exanunation. Ile had beon shown the photo- hed Popr of Une signature, and from hs exams Ration of that he had. formed an opinion; he had subsequently examined photog! 8 Of other s! tures of MY. Taylor; this exanimation had ocon- creed ni s opinion from the first examination of tho photograph, 'o Olinton—T saw the signature to ths alleged will before I saw the photo, phy T looked at it at the request of G: Tyea: i my opinion was: c very decided before Teaw Mr. ia Me The case was ourned to Monday at swelve M. * THE CRIDLEY-1NDRUS CASE IN RORWALE. RRs Testimony of Beth Vartics at the Hexriug— Aedras Binally Bownd Over tor Trial in Norwalk, where the Qridieys charge him with hav- ing stolen of! paintings, &¢., from them. On Fri- | Gay, the 6th, Andrus was examined before Justice J. ¥, Foot, at the Town Hall, Lawyer Hollieter, of Bridgeport, appeared for ihe State, and D. B. Loc! Wood, also of Brit and Miss Gridley were examined at great length, and the cros#exammation was as thorough, sharp and smart as the lawyer could make it, quiet diguity, and answered all questions positively, fearlessly ana unhesitatingly, evincing Intelligence, ana several thnes were “too much” for the counsel. ‘Their testimony was substantially as follows: Six years ago Mr. Gridley aied, leaving them 00,000, They removed from New Haven to Hart- ford, bought a house and lived in some style; sold outand moved to West Martford, where they dis obarged their coachman and hired Andrus, who was then living with W. H. Vanderbilt; soon sold their “establishment” and Andrus was retained as servant; b; advice of Andras they sold their stock in the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, and gave the proceeds ($10,000) to him to Invest in “The wares Mining Company,”.of East Hampton, Ot., he Fepreseniung that unis company (bogus) paid beiter dividends; that about two months later (Miss Grid- ley read irem & memorandum book which ahe elatmed to have Kept all the time) Andrus paid $125 as dividend on said stock; that two months later they handea him $3,000 more to in- vest im same company, and fhat subsequently he gave them $150 as a dividend; Py gave him $300 once to buy table linen, &., in New York, and as much more to buy Miss Gridley @ watch I Boston; they aubseqnentiy removed to Bridgeport and lived at the Atlantic House, retaining Andrus at thirty dollars per montit; there expenses were very | and they finally removed to Norwalk, nirtug & house from ©. J. Gruman, on Prospect Hill, where they Yemained fourteen months, until Septem- ber just; they gs, ve $3,000 to buy @ house down left for that pur- pose; was gone pi! days; returned and reported that he had bought a house in Tallahassee for $7,590; Miss Gridley" and Andras packed the oil paintings, , &c., ab expressman or car= man calied 4 took them away, Andras promis. ‘ing to airect them for Taliabaasee at the depot; and that they have never seen them since; for some reason Andrus sold the Southern nonse: their funds running low they soid some of their eifects to uintard & Sons; shipped clothing, &c., to a relative 1D Illinois; finally Andrus left them atnoon of Sep- tember 5 on pretence of go.ng to the Bridge after another box, and cid not return. Mrs, Gridley good naturedly referred to the story in the papers that previous to her marriage she was Mr. Gridiey’s “cook,” and denied it in toto, but said that she cooked for him afterward, and claimed that she could cook as well as most women, Miss Gridley indignentiy dented that she had ever been engaged to “iat man; that she had ever fe him $10,000 to buy dresses, or had ever made ‘im handsome presents, Messrs, Buell and McLean, of Springfeld, were examined and testiied to the manner of arrestin; Andrus. Bueli owned that he found out wher Andrus was through his brother-in-iaw, whom he told that “Mrs. Gridley had fallen neir to a fortune, and wanted Sammy to come back and help spend 1.” Sam was found in Boston, having enlisted under the name of Samuel Franklin, juduced to ac- company the detective to Hartford, and when over the State line was arrested and taken to Bridgeport. 13, @Word, answered without hesitation, telling a straightforward story; said he was bern in Connectiont; aimitted that he had served two years m the State Prison “ior @ scrape he get into,” but still “claimed to be an honest man and a gentle. man; that the Gridleys sold their stock and gave bim 310, 000 witi orders to go to New York and buy dresses for them, whici ne did, buying forty-three dress patterns and other articles; thi t they sent him again With $3,000 for same purpose investing this money in stocks, buying the Tallahas- see house, &@., was @ lie; afterwards admitied that he knew nothing of dre: ses, &c.; “conldi’t tell whe- ther the stuff Mrs. G. had en was chenilie or what it was;” that they presented him with a gold watch Worth $500—-as nice a watch as any young fellow carries around,’ which he had pawned; that he had pawned and sold jewelry. furnivure, &c., by tne orders, to raise funds; ad- mitted that four pietares, a chamber set of jurniture, crockery, &c., Were at iis mother's house, but claimed she had rg “ig them at pubhe sa.e; tuathe was engaged to be married to Miss Gridiey, and thougit 1 hard that she should “go back on him; that when he lett them ‘they all ; stood up together and made @ solemn prayer,’? pledged themselves to correspond, aud he agreed to entist ana “devote half of his pay to their snpport;’? adimitted that Miss Gridley did ot answer his jet. ter; thought her trestinent of him hard, and be- lieved that “this whole thing was a put up job.” ‘rhe exaiutnation resuited m his belng held for trial, and bonds were plaved at $1,000, seemed togive general satisiaction to the specta- Andres was taken in charge by Deputy Shoriff Theodore Searies. After the trial Mr. Graman.caused the arrest of Mrs. Gridiey for batance claime: rent. They compromised the matter, Mrs. Gridiey paying $130 Jn setiioment, and wa _— released. HEROISH OF A RAILROAD | ENGINEER. From the Ger mantown (Pa.) Tetograph, Jan. 11.) an accident that occurred on the Peansylyania Railroad, a few days ago, Enos J. Hoopes, an en | ineer, lost his life, Heroism such as Mr. iloopes H | isplayed on the occasion deserves more than a | passing notice. The facts as we have heard them re- lated, are as follows:—A car attached to a freigh train, bound west, had lost a wheel, and was being carried down a grade by the momentum of the train, pitching aud jumping over cross ties, and | making the fire fy out of the stones and tron. hiv | Hoopes was coming eastward on a train with fast freight, and as he neared ihe wrecked train he thought e saw sometiung wrong. It was ae and to see more plainly he stop. ped to the fireman’s _ side, whieh is next the ovher track, Just then the wrecked car struck his engine, breaking his leg in four | places, crushing his hip, tearing away half of one of | hus fees and knocking him, in company with the lire- men and brakeman, back into the tank. Every man upon Mr. Hoopes’ engine was lajaie The fireman and brakeman lay senseless on ie door of the tank. The conductor of the train and the other brakesmen Were On @ rear car and Lew nothing of the disaster. ‘The tram was not so muen injured ‘Was not proiptly stopped it must run into the hind end of the one next ahead, which would stop at a sta- tion less than three miles off for water, Mr. Hoopes, crushed and bleeding, dragged himself slowly and painfully over the prostrate bodies of his conirades i the throttle valve of his engine, shut of the siesm, whistled down brakes, sounded ihe summons for t conduetor aii fell back exhausted. When th stopped and the conduetor came fo Hoopes was trying to stop the flow of blood irom ms woands by tyimg up hts shattered leg, and said, “It Ig all up with Ie; do the bost you can for me.” He lingered until next day In great agony, which he bore wlth his usual bravery, and thea diod, Ja- mented by ail who knew bin. Surely the name of Enos J. Hoopes should have a prominent place tn the history of those who have herotcally died at their posts ia the conscientious diseharge of their daty. DENTISTRY Deo are SON; 09 RAST TWENTIETT gr 5 near Broadway, extract teeth, ander gas, and insert Sets. on tine gold at 24%, Platina $9) ant V 12 upwarua, Teeth tilted a the best manner, __ Samp'e work exhibited. rpeern EXTRACTED WITHOUT Par Benumnbing fies Gas atminist ah vers for hol} Teeth, Blt Sab # MISC! ELUANEOUS. ENUINE CHESTER EMERY DEPOT, 25 Park pla The fnest Emery in the world for ail manufacturing pur- Poses and the lowest rat {LOTE & JANES, Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 98 Fuiton street, " Blank Books mage to bation. R STA URANTS. _ N AND APTER THR LTH OF JANUARY 1 WILL Yeduce my prices, Dinner, with wine, DENIS DONOVAN, No, § Kant Twelfth strect, lato of Delmonicols. ; iNSURANC E. ERSONS INTERESTED IN LIFE INSURANOR should communieste with the advertisor and obtain in- formation ot the greatest Importance to them. Addi Yo Pointing Intorsiem SECUIIEY, bos 149 teeta oMdrests a ~C 0: AL AND - Woon. NOKE $3 PER CHALDRON Cita) is i J ltt cltyj dettvored immediately PESE FURL IN Orders by mall p ety. attend RAVSER & BURNS, vee Weat Hichteenth street, ASTROLOG Y¥. QLAIRVOVANT WHO HAS NO EQUAL IN Americs.—All who are sick or in, trouble should eon. air note passes os Jove powderas but will eau apend marriages and allay the most ‘serious trouble, Oflce It Bencker strect, near Macdougal FACT.—PROFESSOR MARS TELS THR MIND AT a ti saad 81 Yhird avenue, near Twelfth street, Pity cents to #1. ‘Tie decision | fo be due him for | to delay its progress aud Mr, Hoopes knew that if it | $1,000. i Andrus was arrested in Hartford and taken to Both ladigs conducted themselves modestly, with | | CO., 27 Mercer street ANTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A House or Part of a Honse of abont five Rooms; would ie po OFFICE AND UNITED TATE court 7 HOUSE, Deo, 18, 1870, w ae rae won | eng Ese 1 Stor ef, ree ioe fron by exhibed ani He and now is fies. ee Sema bed- Pier aaa of the scrought non ba Tonale and cinders must ba complete within to commence the furnished) delivered, Atte and pot fn four montis after date of written ni work, and the reiamoder grese'of the work, and as demanied ‘The contractors will be perm ' and engines In patting the work in place without charge, but wii be required to pny the time of the men émployed in working them, who will be furnished by the yequh | “Seadoiding to be furmshed by t e.conteactore, Proposals will be taade by | varions castings and beams, as work will not be subdivic weight for the rovided Tor ta the sebedules ‘The among digerent bidder | Dut will be conskterod in the agareg ie 4 Payments will ve made month! fy, dedueting ‘ten per cent, Until she final completion of the contract ‘accompanied nal bond in the sum feng nd perform the contract of the security to be cert ton Judge; Clark. of the United Staren ct Attorney of Ne district where he resiles, mt reaervon the right to rejeet any or ail bids | 36 Hohe come & for the interest of the ge nt to de a0; | any bid that isnot mate on the into form to be ob- | Gained th ‘hts ollce, end, does net, conform: in ever Tespeat | tole requirements of this advertisement, will mot be bo aiderest; neither Will nny propusals be received from parties | Who are not themesives énzaged in the manufac cture of Cast i nght fron work, and who have not the necessary facil | Sieg for a getting ont the castings or roiled beams, |, Proposals will be endorsed “Bids for Iron Work,” and ad- Greased to CALVIN T. HULBURD, Superintendent, PPOPosALs FOR street MONUMENTS, Town Survey Commission of Kings county, Bealed proposals. will be roceived at thd otice of the Su. rintendent of Survey, $46 Fulton street, Brooklyn, antil february 1, 187, tor the delivery of Granite Strect Monu- nenta,tol Oxceeiting 4,00 in ally ax, may be directed, 8 feat 6 iuchies long, with Zinch square heads, to be delivered as Fequired for Ideatlon on the public. rowis of New Utrecht, Graverend, Flatbush and Flatlands, i to the Kpecifi- cationy on file in said ofive. The © ommissioners reserve the Mato age or Talect any proponal reodtvad. » RYDER, Secretary 7. 8. Commission. — pas EVENING TELEGRAM. EACH ED _ EDITION ALL FRESH NEWS, THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE CIty, DURING THE 8&8sION oF THE LEGISLATURE IN ALBANY - THE TELEGRAM WILL Oi LL CONTAIN SPECIAL REPORYS OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE LAST EDITION, AS WELL AS THE LATEST WAR NEWS AND ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY EVERYWAEKE, FOR TWO CENTS. 193,000 that ‘the biter 3 Else | g SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED: STATES FOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. PUBLICATION OFFIUB, 97 NASSAU STREET, P, 8.-LOOK OUT FOR TWEEDLEDEE AND TWEEDLEDUM HOUSES, ROO. MES, &Cy WANTED. A QENTLDMAN AND. WIFE WANT A FLOOR OF three or four rooma in a private family, suitable for ght housckeeping. Address, staiing location, verma and convenie! Lt A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE, IN A PRIVAT! honse, two Rooms on second floor, furnished for honeckeepmng; location between Sixth and Ninth avenues. Private family (7) boarding houses will please not answer. References given and required, Address, stating terms, PERMANENT TENANT, Herald office AMILY OF THREH ADULTS DESIRE PERMANENT Apartments for light housekeeping; unfurnished, in ood Locatit ny Fo we; mproversents; vent, about 25. Aadross, with full particulars, CHURCH, Tera'd office FFICE WANTEDIN THE VICINITY O¥ THs HAT trade, near the corner of Mercer, Grand, Broome or Canal street. 8) ee year will be paid, Address 8, H. 2, se prefer a Floor over a store where the balance of the honse | would be used for business; rent not over #20 or $25 a Month and guaranteed; location beyond, Vanderbitt arenne and between Myrt'e anil Fulton avenues, Brooklyn. A‘ FULTON, box {58 Herald office, WANTED WITH POWER, A BASEMENT, WITH two or more upper lofts, well lighted, hoistway, é&e., in lower part of the cil EYMOUR & CO., 52 Beckman street, WANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO FURNISHED Rooms, with fire and gas, for ight housekeeping ; tere per week. Address box 207 Herald ollice. 7 ANTED—A FURNISHED FLAT OR PART OF A FUR- nished House, for housekeeping, ty s rtvate fami of three, without children, Address 'R, C. M., Herald of- Vv ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR- nished Room, with cas and fire; terms must be low and location below Fourth street. Address R. H., Herald office, \ TED.BY AN EVANGELIST, BEDROOM AND xing Room ina respactable fathily, with Board, and within'a few minutes’ walk oc tho Ceatrat Baptist church, West Forty-second street, Addresa F. E., 17 Horatio street, WANTED GENTEELLY FURNISHED PRIVATE. Bourding House, central location ; occupants or owners to board rent ora portion. Address LEWIS, box 144 Herald oftice. Woe TO RENT-THREE LARGE LOFTS, FOR nains purposes, Address letter box 4,849 Post oflice. INSTRUCT LoD T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2 FOURTH AVENU opposite Cooper Instituse—Bookkeeping, ¥ riting, Arith: toes Short Band, Hngiiabe Gorman French, Latin Span- teh, Private leesons, day and evening. Ladies’ department. ‘Telegraphy practically taught. ROADWAY STORE TO REYT—OPPOSITE METRO. politan Hotel. Pirws floor and Dasemente, 30 by 100 feet. to JOHN LLOYD & SONS, No.7 Warten street, BBx FACTORY TO LETWITH STRAM EXOINR, four stories igh, 754 #21 Weat Thirty-art! ween aves. Por particwiars mqutce of A, Hl avenue, betw ‘hirty-Aith and Thirty yralath street (COEUR HOUSE. TO LEASE, A FIRAT CLASH cue pal Fonee, furnished, well appotnted, w er AF rable the houre can be Sinred Soa co orene put 3 boantera, and would Ukely bo full the part of the year, an energetic, experionced man, Balas par of tho Fear wi in betoved thie (s an oppurt Bora ‘ea met with,’ Address, with references, & oitlee. NANAL STREET, No. “on, NEAR BROADWAY, MAR J ble building.--Store, Basement and five Lotte to Tot, to- gether or separately. A. TUSKA, 200 Canal atvoct. | INTNG ROOM TO LET AND FIXTURES FoR b BALE ina first rate location: will be let at a low rent toa avet rate man, Addresa W. WOODS, Horald ofiee, He OF A. SPLENDID OFKICE 70 LET FRONT colfice, first oor, np stairs. No. 385 Broadway, corcel Worth street, Moitatt Building, . B, COLLINS & CO. STEAM POWER AND SPLENDID LOF?, 108x70, TO 3D let, 20 the mow! eligible building for manutadturing in the 18 West ‘Twenty-sixth strect, between Seventh aud Elghun avenues, gmx POWER. —T0 Ler, 7 ARGE AND SMALL Room, with or without power (wood workers allowerl ) ai the Eureka Machine Carving Works, Noo. 69, 5°, 64 and 68 Cannon street, Ste POWER.—THR SECOND LOFT OF PREMISES 12h Macdoucal strect, moderate, well hghted, Tpply on premtoas FRANcis' We COOPER, 1 LET—A PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE AND ONE FUR- nished Room, at 122 East Twenty seventh street, between Lexington and Fourth avenu ‘© LET OR LEASK— eeliny 233x100; with steam engine and boiler, let atreot, TWO STORY SiOP, WITH % Wil TO LUT, BULKAEA D, 170 PERT ON HARLEM RIVER, with 360 feet on Second avenus, Apply to K. KETCHUM, 83 Nasaan street, 0 LET—SUITABLE FOR A LICHT MANUFACTUR- ing business, Brat and third Floors of bntlding 52 Grove street. “Inquire on the premises, or at 391 Bloocker street, T° LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES--A SECOND Floor in a first olass businosa honse, between Fitth ave- 1 Union square. A first clase dresamaker would find ivantageous. Address E. R., Herald o'tice, LEASE, _STORE AND BASEMENT NO. @ft BROAD- A ishnystonether wich Lote it denized: size 25x100 feet; snit applican ion February 1. on premises to tows b rie Ee ie LEASE—THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT Btore No. 198 Mercer street, adjoining the Grand Cen- wai Hotel; size Sat teat; divided to nuit business of appl skeasion February 1. Apply to WM. L. BURKE, FPO LEASE—THR HOUSE NO, 2 ROND STREE Of the very best lncaiities in the sit for jewellers, silver- smiths or other panes uurpores; will be altered to sult a ter ‘OPE, 31 Bond atroct, 10 LEASETHE NEW YESTORY AND BASEMENT Buildings, 185 and 157 Crosby street. near Bleecker; #126 50x80 5 auitubte for mercantiie or mechanical purposes; would alter to mult business. J. ©, BAILEY, 206 Fifth street, near Bowery. 10 LEASE-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, TO BE M- Fe by tenant, the Northeast Corner of Broadwa and Twelfth street 1a) foet in depth possession May 1y 187 Apply to IDLOW & CO., Ni 0 street, 0 LEASE—F RA LONG OR SHORT TERM OF ears, & Vel Property, of extra width and pooh autre, went sie, Avply tO. He LUD J No. d Pine street FOR THREE YEARS, IN THE PARK BANK 18 Broadway ery handsome Ofilce, on the and suitable for 'a bank, insurance or trust cont ply to B. DLO Ph te = RCHANTS AND BANKERS.- fret Boor, 0 LEASE, ON terms, a desirable Property on Broadway, near Jon aquare, together with an “L" on a side street, being Syrork front Gy 108 took depth on Broadway and 24x85 on. side rtrect, Possession May 1, 1871. Full particulars WA RD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner of Seventeenth _DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Farnished, THREF STORY HIGH STOOP FURNISHED HOUSE, in West Fifty-fourth street, betwegn Fifth and Sixth avenues; wonld be jet at a very FeasonaMe rate; possession immediately. “Apply to H, HOPPOCK, 85 Dey ‘treet, FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT BROWN Ps stone House to let, furuished, on Twenty-first street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; haa just been newly alnled and thorn OW and {sin perfect order. DREW « CO, 15 Fiteh avenue, ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN A GooD ‘central location, for private family or boarding house at the low rent of ¥125 per month. No, 7 Varick place, near Bleecker atreet. FLANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE.—EVERYTHING completa; near Fifth avenue; three story high atoop; portooh orker; possession ah chest very ow rents wecgete, WM. N. POOLEY, £3 Dey atreet. FURNISHED HOUSE, 13 ROOMS, fangs, a> a8 Palereony, one bout? broadway, OSBORNE & CHEESMAN Lt nfuruished. A -TO LEASE, NOS. % AND 28 UNION SQUARE, « eaat side, between Fiiteenth and Sixteen mth streets, Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, IL Wine street, -T0 LET, THE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE . East’ Broadway, in complete, order; all modem improvements, J. C. BAILEY, 206 Fifth st., near Bowery, A WTO, EET OR LEASE, WITH CARPETS, CHANDE- + lere and Gas Fixtures, the Pst high AMoop browa Mone and brick Dwelling, 66 West Ninth atrect, 2.0x35x1 seen without permit from # to 1U A. M.; possessio TK, STEVENSON & SON; IL Pino atreet, AWTO, LET OR LEASE. A FIRST CLASS HIG 4 tone House, with ‘all inodern iunprovements, No. 17 Bast Tweilth street, between Filth avenue and Univerelt place; possession "immediately. Apply to the owner, My UCR CE TT Bat Thirteenth: sireet. T OUSE TO LET—TO A SMALL, RESPEC TABLE FAM. EL iy, 24 West Fitty-fourth street, near Fi enue, Owner would iké t board with the family if etuiroee Apply on_ premises, TOLET-A, NICE THREE STORY BROWN STONE House, ta 124th street, near Tiird avenue. Apply to owner, THOMAS R. AGNEW, 250 Greenwich street. TO LETSMALL HOUSE, WEST SID gna, water, furnace, bath, Ac. ; rent # session; also a'six story Building, well lighted, HAEGER, Eighth aventie and Thirty-fourth street, $25 PER WER DL0 dilirard tante, from city, Apply at do 10 ROOMS, with early pos: T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 188 BOWERY Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Freneh, Ger- man, Spanish, Drawing, Shorthand, Mathemattos and Eng- lish.’ Ladies’ ‘department. ‘Telegraphy by an experienced operator, Private lessons day and evening, CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS to learn telocraphing ‘for #20. ' THOMPSON'S Tele- fraphing Inatituve, 20 Fourth avenne, opposite cooper Insti- tute, Day and evening. Demand for operators, OYS' BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN. Home comforts; healthy location; terms reasonable, Address AUGUSTUS WHITLOCK. Be os, AINE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE (ESTABLISHED 1849), 69 Bowery.—Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Sreting ad” ing, Lansuazes, privately tanght day and Writ- ing Lensone, $2.80. ‘Ladies qualified to keep books and to correspond. TANTED—AN ENGLISH. TEA IER, ADDRESS, stating terms, box 0,700 Pont offi ME DICAL. \ Bt PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY; manhood and youthful vigor restored; | office very Dr. HARRISON, 179 Bleecker sireot. ” —NO FEE TILL Cure! er of Hew: Mark Culvernliy Medical | cons, London, can be consulted a4 Oflice 20’ Centre strcet, near y vate. A SPECIALTY. COBBETT, in Goilege and R.’ 0. Surg taunton ‘private. diseases Chambera, “<MADAME. GRINDLE, FEMALE PHY! TAN, 120 + West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief to all female complaints, Pleasant rooms for nursing. LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.—DR. HB. D. GRINDLE, PRO- fessor of midwifery (35 years’ practice}, guaraniccs | Zerinm and speedy rellet Yo Indien in trouble’ wht or write | ont medicine; elegant roome for ladies requiring nuvsing. | Residence 120 Weat Twenty-rixth street, near Sixth avenue. PHYSICIAN, NEVER A -MME VAN BUSKIRK, + fails to cure female complaints. Elegant rooms, nurs- East Kighth atrect. Consuitations free, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medigine, by Madame RESTELL Miiwitery; over 30 venta a nile Pills, No. 1, price $1, or No. 2, specially prepared for married ladien price sw which can never fail, are sofe and | healthy. | Bold on! her oilee, No, ¥ East Fifty-second treet, first ‘door from Fitth avenie, and at drugged Greeaiwioh Street, or sent by mail, Uaution—All other: counterfeit. A St CCESSFUL TREATMENT OF PRIVATE DIS. eases without mercury.—Drg FRANKLIN'S experience in Prassian hospitals and olice practice guarantees a perma- nent and spocdy cure or no fee. Ladies and gentiemen in trouble will find ft their tnterost to call at once; consultation free, Preserve this nollee, 161 Bleeckerjstreet. ou RE GUARANTEED BY DR. AND MMB. WIL- ‘at one interyiew,—Their Frencu pili are in- atic. want rooms for ladies during coainement. J4 Wost Fort fourth street, near Sixth avenue, S. W, H., MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Gs Fy a Me East Tenth streei, does not humbug ladies with medicine. LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDI- + ate rellof, sure and eafe. Notice—No pay nptil per- | a satisiied, ' Dr, ASCHER, No, 3 Amity place, Laurens | anit Fooins for ladies requiring nursing.” T_AND SURE, REMEDY FOR MARRIED ie Pills always give im- ing *eclally prepared for marvied ladies ‘Alady writes!—These pills relfeved. me in one day, without ineonvenienc”, like magic. Price Dr. A. dl. MAURI- CEAU, office 129 Liberty etrect, or 66x, by mail, D" DMRS. BROUGHTON ARE THE GREATEST itetog astrologers af the axe, Oilice 41 Broonte treet. ADAME ROSA, GREAT ASU RE IML reveals your whole life, from the era 472 Caual rtreet, near Hudson, Fee, & RS, HIGLEY & RWAD, CLAIRVOYANTS, HAVE MeN the celebrated Mme, UAPELLO for a short me, ixth avenues MEDICAL AND BUSINESS © LAIRVOY- AUTHOR ¢ OF MEDICAT | COMPANTON 0 Health offers restoration to the debiliaied Forty yeare’ private pracilee. +No. 7 Beacty ; Rk, LEW! ‘and Gul fund dixeased. street, New York. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—MADAMB DUAOIS «2 ‘years’ practice) guarantees certain reling to married Fweniy-olghth stewet, wear Third Ros Mihi teste ‘ness of husband. 169 Wi wag and seventh agent. Hig “ORIGINAL MADAME RY (RON, MEDICAL AND | ual Cluirroyant, ourta Pa sos, between Fwent teint auaTweny outa etrestn, Ladies BL. past present and fulare; shows lke: cat Fortystirat street, belwoen Browd. jndies; female restorative, #5; Fevene.” Applied, 164 East | 5 GE.-ALL PRIVATE N' a na ri diooriere sclentifeally treated, 'Maubood restore the hd dude pepn DeIAUT, 146 Bleookor atreet A uNTID URED pk, AND, wm} MME. “WEST | No cae interview. Thete French Pills n ma provited belore aud ducing eondmement nk Weal { Fortieth sirce’, near Broadway, r\O LET-—THE HOUSE 145 WES? TWENTY-SEV! ENTIC at ; ls rooms; rent $125 month ; gexsion imre- diately. Inquire of T. J. GIBBONS, 102 Bicecker street. be LET—A BROWN STONE THREE STORY AND BASE- 1 ment Hous, No. 207 art Forty-oighth ntreet; rent 200. Possession Immeiately. - Avply to CHAS. I bar JNS, 63 Malden lane. Comimiaston allowed to agents, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO L Hh, toons Saat Fourieen! ND APARTMENTS ETON PARLOR Bioanal te in a private German family. 520 a FURNISHED BACK PARLOR TO LET TO GEN- {lemen or gentleman and wife, Apply, with ref A ‘at 48 West Thirty-fourth street, A —LARGE, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR oi w out private tabie Board; also Rooms for light hous eping, at unusually moderate terms, Fourteen years? residence of owne A TARGE, NICELY FCRNISHED FRONT RO firat floor; small Room, second floor; private fam ierms low; anexceptionable location, one block west Broadway. 106 West Twenty-ninth street FURNISHED, ROOMS TO Ler—wiTHouT BOARD, FOR gle, gentlemen only, ina French family, ad wi street, between University piace: yand Filth aru 47 Amity street, of Flevent por HOUSEKEFPING—FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS of neatly furnished, corey brick house; replote with very convenience, Rare chance for agmalltamliy. Rent fow.” t07 Bast Forty-ninth atreet, TEWLY AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN ZN gufte oF singly, 1m, fire, class, English basement brown stone house No. & St. Mark’s place ; ‘amily private ; terms moderate, References exchanged. (PO LET—A_ PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE AND FURNISHED T° stom at 182 Tenet Twenty-seventh street. STREET, NEAR roished O LET—AT 19 STUYVESANT My Cooper Institute, two unfarnished and one Room.ewes i) 0 LET, FURNISHED—A LARGE PRONT ROOM, T° eccoud gor, euitabie for housekeeping, or two ain gentlemen 49 Dominick street, mear Hudson, 0 LET-PARTLY FURNISHED, PART OF THREE story Honse, modern improvements, to a family of adult an arrangement might be made to accept Board fortwo In part payment of rent, Appiy at 222 West Forty-sev= str eet, near Broadway. OFE,CR TWO GENTLEMEN GAN BE ACCOMODATED with two nicely furnished Rooms on second floor; moder 163 Ki rovemente; private famfiy; terms moderate, ny ty bith street, third door west of Third avenue, OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED—FOR light houpekeaping in a retpectable house by ieenth ward pro‘erred. | Acires Whe very lot WILLEAM, Heral otters nia tera which must 5 50 LY.GOOD SIZED, WELL FUR» po 50 3 ed Room, suitable for housekeeping; hot and cold water; bath ad gs included. 416 West Thirty. third street. (). Bedrosmas, convessing, furnished for. hoes e water in rooins; closet on floor; stationary tubs, 152 Hawt Forty-tirst street, near Lexington aven WERKLY.—FRONT SITTING AND TWO FURNISHED eae 5 aa APARTMENTS ‘ Ast “sintinew a ONE soon are ‘avenue, —To Romas pnd for Housekeeping, to @ very small, gent family; ) west rOURTHL STREET,-TO LET, IN A fad private family, furalshed Rooms, suitable ad wits or nye gentiomen. O19 aes SECOND AVENUE, NEAR POURTEENTIT atreet,..To let, to amgle gentiemen or gentloman and = a nively furnished back Parlor, ov front hoom, third NEU RNISHND De ftOOms A AND APAR AWTO, UBT SROOND FLOOR, INTHE NEW BLOWN + stone front puisieg 422 West Nineteenth street; haw eight rooms, including bath room (newly painted, eluaned and in yood onder), with separate water vloset, gas meter, stationary tubs, range, boiler, de., with Croton ‘urd gam fix: tures, hotand cold water, complete; dumb wai from’ velar to top floor; wino large vara: Walls ie by the owner. Apply on the premises, from 8 A. M. to 5 P.M, A PHYSICIAN, OCCUPYING AN ELEGANY HOUSE, has more Rooms than le wanty, witeh he will rent to gentlemen, on suite ov singly, Apply at 12 East Seventoomsh streot, “ A SECOND FLOOR To LRT-AT 1M Wher TEETH AA. ‘street; front and back parlors, two bedro ois, diniug Foomand kiteben, all on the same Moor; reat #40 wont 10 LET-.WIP IMMEDIATE POBs! Floor of % Renwick street; in second fluor, 10 LET—TWO LARGE ROOMS, FOR GENT! EM! Nor OR gentlemen and thete wives; house had ali modern im- provements, 246 West Thirteenth street, between Seventh and Bighth avenues, SALEM AT AUCTION B. THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, An jaunonce varioty of Fine Of Paintings, by European and Amovican prtists af Suction, for absolute kale, at Enormous Sacrites, to close the concern, this evening, at 7% o'clock. Friends, eustorners, sivangera’ and residents of the nefghborin cities are’ roepectfuily invited to xamine them nt Artis Gallery ‘No, 687 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hote, ver! eTtoN, Aue AY Eiwik sronors 2'Go. oncars, Over 00 lots magnificent and costly Household Furniture, ‘Works of Art, Paintings, Broazes, Stat nary, Beautital’ Parlor Sits, latent styles, Magnificent four round conier roxewood 7M Gotave Piano- TION. at the elegant re *t of Broadway, betwees, Fah avonie q Pompadour ane other styles Parlor tabinetsy Rose; Cuuzoren, Fadies, Boukeason, Turkish Chairs, Loung Bedsigats, Buicans, Wvashatants, Comimodes, Spring Hair ‘Mattresses, Extension Table, Butet, Glaes, China aud Silver Ware, Cutlery, Servants’ anil Kitchen Furnitare RCH. JOMNSTON ,AUCTIONE oflice and sulesyoun pposite tive P Housebold Furostu: Pianos, OMice Furniture. £ JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, will 1044 o'elovk, at their aalesroom, 37 sortment of’ Househoid Farnits A Row JONNSION, AUCTIONEER, | ak Vilice and saleeroom 37 Nassau street, opposite the Postofice. Large Library of Standard and Miscellaneoon Works, in Freneh, Gorman, English, and Compriaings some 1,200 volumes, ra ‘Two Canaries, fine etn, JOUNSTON & VAN TA o’ clock, at the Books, * Velocipeder, new and very tne. 1 will sell on Friday, at 14g selesroom, 87 Nassau street, Canaries, Velocipeden. UCTION NOTICE 4, 4. SCHULTZ, AUCTION E ER 20,000 worth of. Manica Y Honsehoid. Parniture, Public auction, 500 lola by catalogue, on this day (Thursday), at the elegant residence 57 West Fitteonth strect, between Fifth and Sixth avenuos, commenc- ing at log ving Room Suits, Pomp Marqu janterbury bie, Sileboard, S!lverware, Glassware, Hedateada, W ment Kitchen Furuiture B. WALDRON, AUCTI BR. 2 Salesrooms 108 Liperty and 111 Cedar streets, WALDRON & COOKE will soil by auction on Friday, 1g o'clock, 10,000 paire of Douglass patent frame Blondt med Monitor Club and other Kinds ladies and agent's also 60) dozen Bitt Braces. Sold in lois to #ult pur- AMMEN § Salerroome, 95 Chambers and 77 Reade street Leeds Ari Galleries, 817 and 819 Broadway. ‘Auction Notice. Messrs, ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER will give ther personal attention, ua customary for the past 24 years, to halen of Household’ Furniture, at tho residences of Yamilies declining housekeeping, and at their spacious ealesroom 95 Chambers street, extending through to 77 Reade street; also to stocks of Merchandise at owners’ stores, and Works of Art, Libraries, & at their galleries as above, HENRY BD. MINE SATURDAY, January 14, At 1034 o'clook, at the Satesrooms, 5 Chambers and 7? Reade streets, gentect Houseuold Furniture, rosewood Piano% B MINER, AUGTIONEE ER. LEN. MLN Se ‘\ UCTION NOTIGN.—113 WEST TWENTY.SEVENTH AA street, near Sixth avenue, He, and porliive, gale this day (Thursday), commencing at 1036 o'clock, 400 lot and $1000 worth’ of magnificent Household Furniture, many rare and cbstly Works of Art, contained in above brown stone mansion, viz.:--Magulicent rosewood Plano- forte, celebrated maker, four rich Varior Suita, &e.; Eta- ger, Bronzes, Ol Paintings, Lace Curtains, Turkle and colining Obalre, Lounges, locks, Velvetaad Brasels One pets, Also Bedroom, Dining Room and Basement and Itchen Furniture, in lots to i purchaseras ‘sale positive, Fain or ehine, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctione: DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE—12 BETHUNE STREET, JX this day, at 12 o'clock, by BLERC KE! m SON & CO., at the Exchange Salesroom, By LEAHY, AUCTIONEER. Wii sell this day (Thursday), January 12, at 10% o'clock, At the salesroom, 79 Nassau sircet, a great variety of House: hold Furniture, Bedding and Maltresses, Ott Painting Chandeliers, Oilioe Tables aud Desks, Br wie Wy CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER—SELLS, this day positively, tn’ one lot or lota, commencing L o’clock, at 498 Lowis street, that old estebilshed well known family retall corner Liquot Store ; elegant Fixtures comple Furniture and cheap Lease; 500 snperior assorted Liquora, Ae, Buyers, quer men, speculators, spectally invited, BY at private sale this'day, J. .W, CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER WILt positively sell, on Friday, good, Family Hetail Grocery; AMPBELL. & CO. Auciioneers, 250 Bowery, Y J. W. CAMPBELL, JR. AUCTIONEER SELLS this day im lots, commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, at ables Kssex street, contents of oyster and dining saloon Chairs, Mirora, jfnorarings, Stoves, Clock, | Refrigerator, Counters, Buck’ Bar, Glassware, Range, Cooking Utensils, Goods funthediately removeu. Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER—SELLS il o'clock, 925 Third avenue, between Fitty-titth and Fifty nixth streets, handsome fitted np Cigar Store, “ed ver plated Showcase, Counters, » Gigara, Tovaceo Mgure RSDORFER'S oflice, 184 Bowery. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, High'y impo rlant sale of American Artists? Oil Pa’ ese EDWARD SCHENCK, on THIS DAY nd FRIDAY, January 12 and 18, at No, 60 Liberty street, commencing each day at 12 o'clock, comprising about 150 Of the chofcest samples of our most éminent artists, among Wiel wit be found— iam M Top Coleman, od Santen M. tart, Yan Best, tty §' rane i Beato}, Edward Gay, Mathews, Jilie 'M. Beers, J. Fairman, J. O. Eaton, Wiles, indell, L. Lubes Willtaa M. Brown and my, others, 8 superior spectthen vy Robbe, De Beul, and Gentsson. The above are now on exibition at No. 60 Liberty street, with catalogues, and beyond a doubt are the finest collection of American arlists’ works heretotore exhibited. bn ‘OB BOGART, AUCTION ER .ER—MORTOAGE SALE, jan. Large beets of Tiousehot i Furnitme, Carpets, Mirrors, &e. eS OSEPH. HEGEMAN & CO.—FRIDAY, JAN. Tare. at ihe salorroums, Wilewsuisy, eorser ark, Brooklyn, large assortment of good Parlor, Chamber an Dining Room Furniture, Bedding, Mirrors, Fancy Goods, China, Velvet and other Garpets; ‘Also rusewod Pianos, & MAR pate RO “12. BOWERY. BERGER, Ancticneer, sells this day. Trosewood Piano and Stool, L dozen pure ailv and Forks, 1 cold headed Cane, 1 Silk Umbrella, a lot of Jew~ elry apd ofter Fancy Goods t 1136 o'clock, by virtue of an execution, & barrels of Bourbon, 9 casks Of Gin, | cask Brandy, 1 barrel New Ense fan Tura 6 baskets and 7 canes of Chatnpagney also several cases and’ demijohna of fine Liquors and Wines, By order of 8. SCHIELE, City Marsha Mo8teaar sauce. RENJ. . 4, 8. WEIN- . FAIRCHILD. Auctloneer, will nell on Friday, January 13, 1871, at 10 A, Rhodes) Fever and’ Ague Cure, Engiigh Masiard in barrels, barrels of Molussca, Las ier Vinegar, lot of Stove Pollab: Kmpty diwrels, &c.; chests of Greeu and Diack Teas. Also 18 casks Stock Ale, By order of Mortgayee. 13 BOND STREET, OPPosIT# GRAND CENTRAL ©) Hotol.—Suit ot firnished Rooms; also front and back Parlors elegantly furnished, will be remed to gentlemen only. Best references giveu'and required ; no meals. 1 FAST TWANTY-PIRSE STRERT.—-AN PLEGANTLY furnished front Room, with large cloret, containing bot nnd cold water, to single gentiemen. Relerences ex- cliany BAST NINETEENTH J Rooms to let, without bon q 30 FAST TENTH STREET, OL ly furnished and wy board; house p vate and tras oi 1 62 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-A HANDSOME Ja ly and new; bedroom, cioret ; or single gentteme: (TT nat STREET. FURNISHED 7 EAR BROADWAY.—NICE- ant Rooms to rent, without 2 References. ved fro Jano if Tenlvables fox gentleman and wil ne NEAR RUEECKER FUR. ' lets Mea’s and Women’s Clothing, 60 Sah ORTGAGE SALE.—MVER, ELSAS, AUCTIONEER, Molin sett thig days ac 104; o'ez0ek, at 191 Furiige stenet the Contents of a Lager Beer Saloon, consisting of Counters! Shelving, Reding, &e.,'ke. By order of Emit Lippman, Attorney for Mortgagee. DAWNUROKER'S SALE TIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR, T Auotlonser will set, at 68 New Bowery, 50) lots Men's aod Women's Clothing,’ Blanketa and Quilts, By order of XM, Auseea, 270 Stant ton Bt YAWNRROKER'S —SALE,— Agotioneer, wil sell thy diay, HOMAS KEY WORTH, at 40 Ninth avenue, at one Ode, w large’ aasortmuent of ‘Aredenmed Goods, consisti ‘lta, Pillows, Dresses, Boots, Pants, &e. By order iam Weaver. PANABROKERS “BALE. ULIAM = pres acae, owrery, will. sell this, day, ofolovk, 560 ment fine Remaants, Batmorals, ing, le Linen, Coats, Panis, Mae eas rorthy oe of dealers. Shoes, ven Watches Nuss \ Brobers, Hy ‘colaring » SG &SSSS OSS _ HERMAN, AU IONRER, —ASKiGNEHS SALE O bo} Gta, Ae. This diay | thant &, Fekete 2 woos eves A at WA and 156C0h Wey, 3 onaice Rive Winnm, Port, gon Sheep to A ip caska Wines; clsa s8 zaake choice old ov arnold; Martel, Hennessey and sty Bo af and cases; Holland Gin and a large lor bumerons to mention. By order of positive without reserve, Dealers barked. ° other Liquors too the aasiquces, Sala Al OTIONER Stock of a Liqn mt at Lt Bowery, vi i ‘ura ios, Gi Kam, Store Fiatara Deakiy Ae, Sale positiv ge ee PI'S SALE, MY Chathar « tity o¢ HL FIELD, thin tay, ac ort Oly inva, Ww ‘ardrobe ‘a nk, Stnols, te. BY over Matthow T iirenoal, Sherif hora 3 wraming Jepury Sher Also, {muredtatel: vol of Groveries, Tear, Spices, Soap, & ig aS M. WITTERS, AUCPIONEER, WILL SELL THIS at Lig, nt ad Hudson ‘steoet, a gene assortment o House Md Broageis and 4 ower Satta, Freneh » Tab a Ladle, Kedete: Bolatera and Ttenslls, Croc FOR SAL DISTILLERY AND FAMILY LIQUOR STOKE POR 2; one of the baat estwiitahet te the I ath word a Trg canbe for aman wita can give it all at Appiy at 165 Seventh avenae, A. selling, A GOOD PAYING, W ZL long Lense, for 206 Poortu uveur FIRS? CLA « for ale in\a dedlrable negiibarhoo j good reagous Tuquitre at 08 Second avert WEE LOcAt . Call, betw S, WITH 5PM, at ct 3 and 4 BARGAIN.FOR SALE. and 5 of n lai atrent, dolag ® large by changing busines T. OLIVER CARTER, 56 Wall street, banement “rae 1H POULTRY AND GAME STAND FOR SALE. hata nei twade; chanee Aor fortum Store Agency. ROE w. Sivens &0CO., A MANUPACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE—NET A. protits over 200 per cent; splendid chance to make money, Apply at 24 Chambers street, GEORGE W. SIMERS & CO., Store Ags NO. 1 DRUG STORE FOR SALE EXCELLENT Ld AN. cats established: splendit business staged ; @hance rarely 0 ered wii 25 Cuasnbers atract, GEOR! /SIMERS & CO., oes Den App! CLASS CORNER LIQu xcellent location; sold ia co: (ueatlonably rare chance, Apply » JEORGE W. SLIBRS & CO, street, GOOD PAYING Ligon STORE FOR SALE-IN rent pave in advancn in the Seventh ward : and good stoek, In good tne was. month tion, In acdl Bast Brod- FOR SALE 5, Confectioneriew, @ Rooms, Groceries, at Markets, Lithographing Bu Store Agency, i7 Cudar st FINE CORNER LIQUOR AL cheap--Also Restaurants, Du Oyster Saloons, Li Stores, Samy Fish and Oyster Markets, fess, MITCRELL vB, STOCK img oot vastneas’ NEY, 513 Waslie nd general me PROMINENT CORNER LIQUOR STORE, Lease and Mista Feally great bargain. ington atreet, chandise, ‘SIN HARDWARE, AND 110U jWoll Kept and welt asnorte ; (Or cash onl FLOURISHING eap rent; will sell ND, 78 Cedar street E—UNSURPASSED AS TO , with elegant Fixtures and oliring from the busines, Ap- [P00 STORE FOR SALE IN TH town of Flushing; trate first class: atinventory. Apply to ST RUG STORE FOR SAT loeation, on Sixth av Tull Stock : a bara ain; Own to STRIOKL ICKL. DF, STORE FOR SALI ina fine growing town in New Jersey, doing falr bini- ness; low rent; price #90; good chance for a physicians Address OPIUM, Herald oltice, for three days JOR SA AMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM, INQUIRE, tener 2 William | IPUATED OR-SALE-A COAL YARD, WITH LE tures, "Inquire at the ollice, No, 40 Prk _A FIN& NEW AND SECOND niture Store, with Lei ond avenue, between Thirty and ASE AND FIXe eee AND FUR Tnquire at the store, 698 Se ‘ourta and ‘Thirty-ticth stre i6 Canal street, up ataira. OR SALE—THE LADIES AND G ENTLEMEN'S T10- slery and Furnishing Business of the late Richard 719 Broadway, comprising Stock, Fixtures and Leasg of building. For particulars apply to’ R, F, SMITH, 779, Broadway. JOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER DRUG Store, doing @ good prescription trade Partientars of J. ARDSON, 245 broadway Re SALE—THE CELEBRATED Vaults, 209 Mercer street JOR BALE in best business. ALE AND WIN Apply on the premises, AN HAIR GOODS 3 MANUPACTORY, tivity, as the proprietor has wcquired anothes all at 82 Grand street. RB SALE—A CIGAR STAND ON BROADW. ea doing good business, 4 NEL Herald office. OR BALF—ON ACCOUN and Lager Beer Baioon. harine ferry, 1 OF SICKNESS, A LIQuor Call at 19 South steet, near SIZE 8 ply ali day at Now VT OF A CIGAR MACHINE, Fe! SALE—A BROADWAY RESTAURANT, DOING good business; owner engaging in wholesale bestaeese Kone need apply, without the cash oF good property in on Bear New York. “Address, with particciars, Ll rad bow 22 Herald office, IMPORTING AND RETAILING FANCY Millinery 4, afew doors from Broad- fn the very beat location in, the city; store elegaat ed up and long established; will require uA al; priaelpals only treated with, Address E. E—A FIRST OLASS MEAT, FISH AND OTS. ter Market, cheap fur cash iatactory reasons given for seliing, Apply at 220 Ninth borgiar box; Office F\ use but sr DY, B09 00D OPPORTUNITY manufac tui ROOT e AND Ke He yp on account of retiring from Pnineas (es! spy at the store, BE pring sizeet, under By otaa Hotel ee STORE-UP TOWN, TO BE SOLD; DOING A L rat clags trae; Fixtures, ‘de. Bi Room inciud rent onivy #20 per month; will be sold nt @ rites for #80, Address at once W. H. ¥., Herald oftee. APER BAG MANUFACTORY FOR SALE Ing, two, patent paner Day, machines. tw 9. tating or! Axtures, "BAY Peat! wtree ‘orks gach Same DAVISON &-LORTON. 3 ‘AND LEASE OF AN OLD BSTAB. Apply to HYAIT, HA- ‘ONTAIN- ITOCK, FIXTUR Ushed 80 ing Honse for sale. GERMAN & C0., 1.2 Puitou otreet, Th OF: ERED. —A GOOD LUNCH ROOM AXD grin stare for sate chegp, If sold this week. 11 ontts ree Falton Market, Inquire as abo HE FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A GROCERY STORE HF hind avenne for sale. Apply (0 I. eMC KBER @ Oy 173 Chambe: re street. 00 WILL BUY A FIRST CLASS DINING AXO $I. 6) Lonch Room; eanse of sale, sickness. All particulars at the premises 8 Pine street, basement, ex ( CASH WILL BUY THE LONG L $2. 00 Bar and ovher Fixtures, Furniture, Ae. Houre of elapse 25 Wi ‘ent Honston strest, sncinding Piano and + Picture Ga levy of ail the apcring cale- dries. The house is carpeted throughout ; ia y low rent, and is at all times filed with good poring boar Apply on the prem $4. 000. —A SPLENDID, OF PORTUNT out @ good very low rate.” Inquire on the i Unird street, ith sory, old House JOR. SAL a. {HORSE ROOT ENGINE, IX COM PO Fete ‘order; or will exehance tor amall Engine and fler, Can be sven ruaning at 20 and 2a Wouh 3008 MBOAT CYLINDER, NEARLY S aig hes by Steet, May be seen on nsious, 40 inches Ly 8 fe A a Po3 dimer Wi eat street, corner of ‘Barrow. HL IRST CLASS GIG OR TURNING WwW, F walnut Zable and Connter Saft for $20, a! ‘est Twenty-eighth etrect, between ERS, 425 West Tenth avenues. OADLEY'S PORTABLE beta ro pee ue xty horse power, Sen: re eat, 5.0 HOADLEY & CO., 46 Cortande street Vv TANTED-EWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE complete, new or second hand. Address, naming veleo box 130 Lust ofice, Grvenpott, L. T. __ CLOTHIN Amen dy BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTE! NTH STREER—+ + AT RS BZ pays highest price for Ladies’ aud Geatie Rint Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &c. Ladies waited omby re. Here, SUN, NEAR TWENTY-THE “AT 20, TEND, ATEST™ NEAR Bios ays jamlenien ‘" Pint Apparel, Carpets, aa s on by Mra, Leot {E ORPER.—#7,000 WORTI OF CAST Orr Gains, Carpets, Jewelry wanted, Cor ‘ester and Californie trade, and gentlemen having aay of the Above articles to dispose of ean recelve.S0 per eent more it Thay eleowbere by calling on or addressing B. MINT) 432 Fourth granu, near Tweuty-ninth street. Ladivs wait on by Mrs. and TI. ROSENTUALS, SL THIRD AVENCI A Tenth stioet Cormariy 384 oweep—Laltvs aud gender nean obtain the highest value for otk € ies cn by calling fe addressing. Katies atended to vy ra: Roveutu