The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1871, Page 12

————$—$—$$$<—<—<——_——" SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, &ee () WEST ura Sf, IN THE REAR—A COMPETENT 4 family; is an eacellent Fae Maman, es cock i oy kighore distance tn the ©OuMKEY§ has the best references. RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS ) WEST 8D 8T.—A 104 ‘ook; no objection to & boarding house, Fad ticer a private faiailv; would assist with the Washing and ironing. 113 WEsT 19TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV.—A RESPECT. abie woman as cook ; anderstanos all kinds of soups, jueate and desserts also boning; # permanent situation more an object than wages. e, *, WEST 19TH ST.—AS FIRST CARS COOK IN A 13] “hivate family; andersiands all kinds of cooking, French and American; has no objection to the country; has five years’ references. 9) 8D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN AS Z cook; bo objection to small boarding house; ts willing to assint 1n coarse washing. city reference, 14 18 WASHINGTON ST.—a YOUNG WOMAN AS OR- n() WEST — 8T., BETWKEN 6TH AND 7TH 15 ava.—A respectable young girl as first rate coox; inderstands ‘baking ; no objection to ® private boarding house; best otty, ret ‘ereuce. ee af vie STH ST, IN THE STORE.—A RESPECTABLE woman is cook ; thorouzhly ‘understands cooking, nd froning no, objeotion 10. a, boarin ry ; permanent place preferred to hig ° NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1871.:-TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Nucsem a. 46 "E PERRY be My: Paani te paprncranen urse; bas plenty of 00.1 refer- woman Cali for two 14.9 Wer wren sta MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN of long experience, as infant's nurse or for crowing children; 1s cood seamstress; no objection to the country; beat city reference, 1R7 22 AYizA YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN TO GO out as wet nurse ; her own baby two weeks old. Call for two aaya, 839 WEST 41ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS edede7 wet nurse; good breast of fresh milk; bas lost her own child; good city reference. QA] 30, Ay NEAR, 27H STA WOMAN OF firm, class experience as lady's nurse can be had immediate'y. 433 Wes myn er. TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG wo- map American) as nurse, in the city ; can do plain sewine, and fs willing to make herseif useful at all knits of light housework 45] WEST2D ST.-A YOUNG PROTESTANT WO- OL man as child's nurse and seamstress, 475 SAV cA XOUNG AME RICAN WOMAN AS che a nurse and seamstress ; accustomed to work on sewing machines. 1.256 BRoapway rienced, middie. neces. IRD FLOOR.—AN EXPR- iadies or gentl Figen ony pe je to jeme, OF co fe entire charge fant from fis birth. “Adarera "BM." Rea. iT 2st ‘STA COMPETENT WOMAN AS 201 2a Se Sn eae a a city reference. : 65 56 2, AY. BETWEEN 83TH AND 86TH 8TS.— unig woman as protease: cook in a private ‘amiys understands af kinds of cooking; best city reference. Call or ad Y¥RENCH COOK, WHO PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDS A pastry making, rea 8 situation, or as maitre d'hotel; ood reterence. MEDEE VOIRY, 104 Bleecker st. GBs THE TELEGRAM CARTOON. CENTS. TO-DAY. TREE CENTS. WHO'D BE A BUTTERFLY? A GRRAT LOCAL UIT, FULL PARTICULARS OF THE FIGK-MANSFIBLD SUIT ND ALL TAE NEWS OF THA DAY. BALLS, PARTIES, ETC, LOCAL, GENERAL INFORMATION FROM ALu PARTS THREE OF THE WORLD. be aLL in Tas BVENING TELEGRAM. Chambermaids. &e. 17 BROADWAY, IN BASEMEWT—A, SWEDE. OTRI, EAST 19TH BT. NEAR BROADWAY.—A LADY } fama English), as up stairs in a first class ee, piaeecenene. desires to find situations chambermald, w: ‘Tally compstent'as seamstress, chambermald, nurse, 4.3 alty 0 fois itrens aud cook; those girls will be first class help, ‘capociaily the former. 10 Mermaid or waliréan ins private fataliy or boarding na fam! ar j best reference. Address. " Se B2QQ 3r av. TaD FLOOR, FRONT.—A_RESPEC- Protestant girl as chambermaid and seam- stress, ee to ‘aaa with the waiting: uo objection to do housework in small fatntly ; good reference. e 1TH AV., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE- ds walt- anectable young girl to do chamberworg jogs se ep Pay Coplay 5 STH AV.-A NEAT AND WELL RROOM- mended girl, who is willing to make herself gener- useful, as chambermald and waitress in a private fam!- ly. Can be seen at her present employer's. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. REENWICH AV.—WILL DO ALL KINDS OF ene SRE, Be. Mrs. RICHARDSON, 633 QUINTON PLACE (STH ST.), THE FIRST PRIVATE house from Sth av.— Elegant ‘aud fashionable French done In all it# branches, and charges are far less one isay cube Seve slaan telintie oncarmetes erin thia pity, |NO ain, Mt REN ER, 3 WAST LTH St.—AS ¥IRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS, © reapectatio nt young woman ; aanat with chamberwork of take care of children; good city Teferences, Cali on oF address BEAMBTAESS. 243, EAST ED St. NEAR 2D AV.—A RESPEOT, big girl at seimstress ina Jewiah familys wo take care of growing children; can sew'on Wheeler & Wi son’e.and Empire machines; prefers = good home rather than large wages; good references. 475 ero =AV.-A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wishes to take in sewing, or will go out as seams- tress by the day, week or month. Q5Y MAY NEAR STH ST._AR REAMSTRESS, BY understands dressmaking family sewtog aad Wheeler & Witon's machine 975 pie gh FIRST BEL. —A THOROUGHLY COM- petent “dressmaker, form with Madame Gautier, and whe has all the new styles, desires a few more j entire satis cut- engagements faction guarant ting and pasting s apeakaliy, DRESSMAKER WISHES TO GO OUT BY THE i, Freeh cutting: responsible for perfect fttng. A YOUNG LADY TO MAKE ea LADIES’ AND ‘this dd all kt dy ¥ ta at home, on Wheeler TB rald ollice. x Ex? gee i; men! and evenin, tomers by the d or week; ny 0 Feasomunler weirens 1,305 Broadway. General Heusework, &c. WEST 27TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH ave.—-A young girl ‘to do housework < take care of cd do plat 3 best city 250 WEST IiTR STA COMPETENT WOMAN TO do general housework ; is a good washer and ironer ; 00d reference. 284. 7TH AV.—A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN TO do light housework in a nice family; is willing. NCED DRESSMAKER, FIRST CLASS itler, understands all kinds of undergai desires a few more cus. Jection to country; terme » Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 149 jldren 430 EAs? GRAND 8T. (RING BELL F).—AN Engilsh eich, age 16 years, just landed, in 8 private famliy to do lousework or to take charge of one or two yo children, faguire for Misa Q. 483 TEs ADR Tet Plan cook, washer ind wroners : Housekeepers, &r. TY GORRCK St. IN THE STORE.—A RESPECTABLE @, American middi¢-aged wiiow as bonsekeeper for a widower or bachevor; no mental service; nu objection tothe oly reference. Ci 4TH ST.—AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A HOTEL, position of trust, by an American woman,whd years’ exverience. Address HOUSEKKEPER, 8D AYA RELIABLE WOMAN AS HOUSE 13 keeper; understands her business; is « good family poamstress: Dent city Te‘erence. Call ur udureas.” 152 LEXINGTON AV.—AN ACTIVE LADY, WITH 9) id auility, thoroughly competent and Aomesti- galeds aa housekeepers in s tral class hotel, club or private Donse ; understands the bu t years’ bignest refer- FS. for competenoy, respectabilny, fe. Call of oF address 43 GRAND STREET, DIRECTLY OVER THE ORT- ental Savings Ba: ~—A® housekeeper, by a compe: tent person, now etuployed iu that capactty, 6TH AV.> FIReT DOOR FROM 2TH 87. bell No. 2.)—A lady, 20, as housekeeper; family preferrea, where she tay be cons mily, asehe is fudy competent to make home ould be, cbeertul. Cail on or addross for one what it ‘week Miss A. 1.256 BROADWAY.“A First cLAss ove. 3) ly competent perintend a intim bousehslar liber priests Comly oF hole rae cose try; good reference. ANTED—A POSTTION AS HOUSEKEL ERIN A hotel or boarding house or widower's family, by are- widow lady; can furnish the hipbest city rete: to character ane abliity; or would take 4 post- ve to an tuvalic; ie thoroughly compe: a In also Sood dresctaker. Addrees W. Yo, Herald o Launarceses, &e. 10 WEST 8?TH 87.--A FIRMT CLASS LAUNDRESS \ wishes to receive work at ber own home; terms moderate; best city reference. 153 WEST G7 Sto WEAR ROOM, NO. R—A RE: spectable woman’ will take tm wuehing, or q Washing aud cleaning by the day. sa pietit PF EAST %TH ST, SHOR STURE.—A_ RESPE oe able woman wislies to tak ies" wasbin ore to ber ¢ 217 y SULLIVAN sT., YIRST TLOOR.—A RESPECTA- ble colored woman would like some gentlemen's or families’ washing at bome. 2 WEST MTH ST. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— EY. respectable woman to go out to work by the day, washing 0 ot irotings good elty roferenve. 1 ] IN THE BAKERY.—a Winow w 9D AY, 4 man wishes & family's or & bw gentlemen’ nid out two days in a weck, good ean do French nting or de up Jace curt, erences, Ca Nurese, a&e. 1 ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AF NURESK ny children or : de competent and will be ‘obliging; good chy references lari STAN A amEalc: ‘AN PROTESTANT AS Ye puree, Call Rad) —As YOUNG SOOTCH MARRIED x iost ber aS would like ome to wet Z r 4 of taking ree bea! cit reference. YANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA, tion as infant's nurse; ts capable of taking charee from ita birth; good city reference. A NURSE, Heratd Uptowa Branch olliee, 1,203 Broadwa; can Mis ©) nveows, 40 porte ST. BATEENG GOVERNESS OR TEACH. er iish, French and mu Io would ike to bear of puptis; art ‘3 per week. Adures 149 S0UTH ort Ava YOUNG FRENCH GIRL IN 7 a smal! private family, 215 WEST ISTH 8T.—AN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG Indy, teacher of French and Spanish, wall pve les sons at her own or at pupil's realdence. Address M. DEQ WESTLD ST. EAST OF STM AV —AN AM I. can person as nursery overness for one or two small children; no objections to travel or to live in the city or _countre; beat references. Call on or adaress GOVER NESS for two days. 80; ence® woman to go outto work by the day; good refer- A Bap, WITH TEN YEARS" 2 teaching the rudimenta: and higher Engle ranches will make one more engagement for the wint mar, Comporition and penmanship specialities. Address Mra. Jt vox 2,241 Post office. LADY (WIDOW), EDUCATED AND FULLY COM. retent, wishes a siiuation as housekeeper or companion no object. Address ILSON K., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broad. A tna private family of wealth: salary Mra. ICAN LADY, WHO HAS “gust FINISHED her education in Paris, apenking rman and Engiish, would ke to outer womne private family as, come anion 'to a lacy, and would teach ove child: askn no cther compensation than a pleasant home, Address OMEGA, Herald office, A YOUNG. LADY, LATELY GRADUATED, DESIRES Aeituation as teacher of the English branches; can in- struct beginners in Latin, Address R,, Jamaica, L. I. RENCA LESSONS, BY A PARISIENNE LADY, PRI- wate of in class, with a successful method ; charge very Moderate. 219 West Sti IANO AND SINGING TAUGHT BY MADAME & BERT (from Europe), at pupil forms, 65 two lessons,’ Addrese dress 73 W TISITING GOVERNE88.—AN ENGLISH LADY, THOR- oughiy competent, and apertenoed in English, French, Eat, sani arawing and painting. Address STAFFORD, a 1d Herad jd Uptown neh office, 1,265 Broadway. Intelligence OMceu ERMAN SERVANTS FOR ALL POSITIONS, CAPABLE and trustworthy, constantly found at 803 Bowery, en: trance on Ist at. Mrs. LOWE, a _HELP _WANTED—FEMAT. Z GOOD, coo % WANTED—T0 ‘ASSIST with w S$ inzand romaz; best cliy refereu day at 157 West dad ei. erence Feaniro URSE WANTED-TMMEDIATELY, FOR, " CONFINE- ment. Only those with experience and patience need apply, trom 8 to 6 o'clock, Pyrite Mark's place. B, KREIZER, Wolverton GIRLS, AS DRESSMAKERS, AT 57 ‘Oliver "st., corner of | Oak, | top floor. Wasecie wnat Shera pee Ape FOR neral bouse worl eral wa; t perso Address B., box 4,897 Post ofice. eae ihennertte Wartedos, PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. | must be a ood washer and {roner famliy ult, 836 Kast Slot ot. three adut y ANTED—A rate at OMAN a Sea a 22 ‘Wash and iron in a small priv: ‘West Blat ot., basement doo: ake "taeitiy.” Apply a ANTE! AT 415 6TH AV, A PROTESTANT COOK; at be a good flour cook } city reference required. Call O~t lay. y ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS WET nurse, with a fresh breast of milk. Apply on Satur. day, Dec. 9, between 2 and 8 o’olock, at 11 Easi Ph at. SOUT ANTED—A FEMALE COPYIST. gon who replied to this advertirement. sxying ve from Rochester and can writ nd, send her name and Tealdence? Address ROCHESTER, | Herat office. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE AND INTELLIGENT woman to be companion aud attendant upon a jady patient, at a water-cure establishment; must have good re! erences. Apply at 177 Madison av. ‘ANTED—A NEAT, ACTIVE WOMAN FOR HOUSE- work; no washing; ony one Kept: s good home for the right person, English, American or Dutch. Address for three days ire, ANDREWS: Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 1,265 Broadway. = ANTED—A GOOD HOUSEKEEPE! WHO CAN cook and do general housework; a middle-aged widow (Protestant) beeen tas such @ person may find @ cood home in the country Apply, between 11 A. M. and 2 P, M. this e day or bac GARDNER, 110 B. jowery. 305 NEST MTH ST —WANTED, A GooD cook. fe) chambermaid and waitress and laundress, for : boarding house: none need apply unless anderstanding thei business perfectly. = ———————————— SITUATIONS WAN?ED-—MALES. “BAST 10TH ST, ONR DOOR FROM 6TH AV Wanted, a situat! waiter or coacbman, by a color man, Can furnish good reference, Apply at No. 4 East Tob street AX HONEST AND TEMPERATE MAN, HAVING A SICK wife and three small children suffering for the common Deceasarien of life, begs for employment by which to koep them from starvation, He tas been out of employment two months, He is willing to make himself ‘useful In‘any capac: ‘alting man, or in any position requiniug onesty, sobriety and perfect in ity of ae Hine he tletuoaGnes Aifow SaEP EARS, 819 Ee Eaat Thicty-first street, cits A \. FRENCH WAITER, HIGHLY RECOMMEN pee wants a situation in a private family. Acdreas LOUIS, at Pic-Bois, 19 West Houston st. MAN OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE WISTIES a situation as nurse and companion foran invalid. Ad- Gress A. M. W., 60 Broadway, New Yor A YOUNG SWISS, SPEAKING FRENCH, ENGLISH and bags wishes a situation as waiter in a hotel or Sesteuran good recommendation, Any ‘at 149 Thompson OUN ZACCHEO. orn WANTED, | BY, ONE WHO HAs quaD Ing law and one that writes a very good hand, Aire a b., House, corner of Broadway and 2th icbaaes ITUATION WANTED-—BY A SOBER, STEADY MAN; ‘no objection to hard work; four years’ reference from fast pmplover, with $100 wecurity. Addrcss for two days D. MURRAY, 424 East 1 EAMSTER WANTS TO DRIVE A TRUCK OR WAGON i ant good nouse that owns their own stock. Address 1 Waste -BY A STRONG GERMAN, AGED 38 YEARS, who 1s wiiling to go into any kind of business, a witua: | tion; not afraid of work; best clty references, Address ¥, D., Vox 200 Herald office, = ~ CLERKS AND SALESMEN, A :T GI RY CLERK WANTED.—MUST GIVE [VE BONDS 00, Acdress box 130 Herald offiee, A‘ yOuNG Sepecteace era raid ofice. CANADIAN, AGED 19, DESIRES A SITUA. ookkeeper or assistant or Salesman ; two years’ # salesman; good reference. Address H. Hi. 8D AV., REAR BUILDING.—A RESPECTABLE | CLERKS AND SALES MEN, ALESMAN WANTED—IN A JEWELRY STORE, UNLY those. who understand the busi © ALLEN, 41 Broadway. pores sage te GEG, WANTED(A COMPETENT ASSISTANT. x 4 Drva store. Apply, with recommendations, at ANTED—A COPYIST, WHO Is A WwW moderate. Address box 1,530 Foon saLant ANTED—THREF FIRST CLai elpeaagted eet LAsS SALESMEN FOR oe i B. KUSSELL, 860 Bowery. ANTED-A SITUATION, AS CLERK OB WARE- from the Ol ‘Cottey. * Kaurées'D. 05 Heraid ofice. ANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK IN A MER chants or experience; ex- cellent reierences and maoaeraie stlarpe Adsihee MORTON, No.4 Olinton piace, New York. rare BONtOn Wy ARTED A YOUNG MAN (ABOUT 18) AS ASSIST- fant entry clerk, anit to be generally usetl in the ofice of a tancy suk goods 8.4 C., box 1058 Post office, giving age and Tel S™ THE TELEGRAM CARTOON, THREE CENTS. TO-DAY, THREE CENTS, WHO'D BE A BUTTERFLY? A GREAT COCAL .uIT, FULL PARUIOULARS OF THE FISK-MANSFIELD SUIT aNd ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY. BALLS, PARTIES, ETC, LOCAL, GENERAL INFORMATION FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.” ALL IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, _COA MEN AND “GARDENER! 8 COACHMAN, BY SINGLE YOUNG ENGLISHMAN; thoronghly understands his pusiness; best reference. Call on or address M. D., stable, | 221 East 18th st, A GARDENER, GERMAN, WISHES a SITUATION; UN- derstands the business ‘thoroughly in all 1s branches, Apply to Mr. Hatson's flower store, corner 87th un bth av, SALES AT ou ‘Auben B. MINER, AUCTION: &! BY ALLEN B. =e & ‘sROTHER, HENRY @. stint 4 & MINER (Katablished 1847) THIB DAY, SATURI DiCKM BER % ai 1 drclock, show alearooine 6 Chambers:and 7) Reale STUFFED ‘bie, NATIVE AND FoR mia, on sprasts in grou der ginen shades, prepared 6; Eadvn loxitermist Ge Geibraite, TUESDAY, DACHM BER 1, te real lence of at 10 peony a ut the pi ds Wine Pate 215 WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET, Bet VEEN BROAD- HIGHTH AVENU Handsome Houschold. Furalture, made to. order by Rac: coult & Con of Paris, neariy gow, ‘having, been in use but howl one) years Toes jano, by Obickering; Maatel "Beiaiein ci DRebbat, DECEMBER 13, mt lO ofelogk. at our savenrooms ‘Chambers and 77 Reade strcets, genteel Household Furniture, removed for convenience of Sule, Particulars in time, LARGE AUCTION SALE oF HOUSEHOLD FUR: ture, Pianoforte, fine Oll Pamtings, Bronzes, &o., this (Saturday) morning, commencing at 8 o'clock. LUK FITZGKMALD, Auctioneer, will dispose of ail the elegant and costly Household Furniture contained in private ence 1:0 West Twenty-thira street, near Sixth avenucy vit:—Tiq octave ronewood Pranoforte, best city makers ; Par- lor, Libraty and Drawing Room Suit, coveredn satin bro. catel aud fine reps; Chamber Suils, in rosewood and walnut; Hedatonda, Bureans, Washstands, pring and. Hult Mattres: Dining Koom, Buffet, txtension, ‘solid: Silver, Glass, ‘China, Din- fn all over 400 lots to sult pur- aes, Blanka Pillows, Ac. Ceutre and Library Table ner and Tea Sets; 250 preces: chasers. N, B,—Goods boxed and shipped or rem UCTION SALE,—E. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER, Large sale of elegant Household Fureiture, this (SAT! TRDA .) morn ec. 9, al 1044 0 Yelock’ precisely, at the elegant private realtehee 22 West Forty-second str ween Seventh and Eighth avenues, consisting ‘ol hand- some Carpets, beautiful ate Suits, covered with satin brocatel ana reps; rosewood 73 octave Decker & Hrothers’ ‘oforte, Mirrors, Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Paintings, Cur- tains, Ltageres, Bodsterds, Bureats, Washstands, Com- modés, Spring and Hair Matiresses, Bedding, Lounces, Rockers, Sofas, Chairs, Extension Table, Buifct, Gla Clina, Shiverware, Cutlery, Ae. cnt positive. By order of Er.est foth, Ess. Goods packed and delivered for pur chasers, cliy or country. G anvle assortment Fur lout Parlor, aod Library Bue, Rockers, &c,; rosewood and wainat \d in auita or separate pleces, conalsting of Bed steada, Bureaus, Wasustands, Commodes, Tables, Chairs, ‘Lowel Racks an! Kockera, Bookcases, Bulfets, Wardrobes, Hall Stands and Chairs, textonsion, Tabtos, xc: + spring, bate and other Mattresses; Iofeters ant Pillows, Bia elvet and Brussels Carpets, G' Uhina, Clocks Fancy Goods, Pian Bales, Skatos, &c., Ac. ; on6 erb Water atid Tea Sot, SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS coachman and groom; oan do gardening if required; and obiging; frat class reference, Aduress W. OU. Herald oiice, PRACTICAL paleett GARDENER, ‘wHo HAS HAD willie t experience was | pane three yoars de ast sive tion in this country, ore sernent ; b references, Apply ng ‘eos me No. 9 Joba sty | York, or address box 119 Heraid olice. SINGLE MAN, FIRST CLASS FRENCH SWISS Gar. ‘ener of long experience in public and private garicne in Europe and fo this country, wishes @ situation in a nursery | as florist and propagator, or in # centleman’s place. Address | CHARLES, cate of A. Boileau, 17 Clarkson sl, near 6th av. WARTEDA COMPETENT COLORED COACHMAN, Apply at 89 Spruce st,, in the store, ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GEN- . eral useiul map; excellent reference from iast em- ployer. Call on or address W. J. A. FULLER, 229 Broadway. ANTED—A SITUATION. ‘AS COACHMAN OF ORG. ROOM; 3 ‘understands the business thorough, willing and obliging; nood chy reference. Addrems ft SU, Herald ce. “A NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, LEXINGTON AV., COR- ner 25th st. wavt an honest, healthy, tntelligent trious, strictly temperate American, not older than 25 years; also medical student for ollice; reference requi AN EXPERIENCED | NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING agent.—Such & pervon, suitably recommended, mey find & desirable position by addressing NEW ADVERTISING MEDIUM, Heraid office. YOUNG MAN OF ENERGY AND GOOD ADDRESS gMithing employment may inquire of , TOMPKINS, rondw: (Heated BOY WANTED—AT 74 WALKER 81. A VOTION ue rempto! A pe ry sare. of Magoificeat Household arnttanes Pianofarter, Bronzes, Paintings, Siautary, Drawing Room “wits, Siverware aud rare costly Works of Art, Falned $20,000, at public auctiol AY Ratarda, at the elegant private mansion 34 Weat Fifteenth atreet, Rerween Tiith and Siatn avenuce, commencing at Ul o'click. Superb sets Drawing Room Furniture, covered with rich git dencription aatin, vrocatel and reps; rosewood Elageres ro Bookcase, marqueterie Cabinets, Tables, Canver- interes, knooignures, Music Box, medallion, velvet Chandellers, Mlirrore, taco Curtalos, bronze Clock, , Ornaments, magnificent rosewoo' Pianoforte, fed maker; embroidered Cover, Stool, Music Books, by eminent artists, rovewood, walnut Dressing Bu: reaus; Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, ension Table. Sideboard, ' Silverware, Linen, Glassware, of Chinaware, Furniture servants’ apartments, Basement ani Kitchen Furniture, UCTION SALE—THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, OF one Pe Mare, one roan Mare, one biack (Geiding and one sorrel , all good (eval! together with Wagons, Bielgh Teobes, 0. bein ig thevproperty of the late Dr. Piven: alao neuer, jaroess, &c., by ns, Sleighs, COLE | & MURPHY, | 371 fees B M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Lar, ‘Chamber and Dining Room and t the ealesrooms Jogue at sales r, Library tees fs day, at 1056 — 79 Nassau street. For particulal rooms. BY CAMPRELL 4 whe 903 AUCTIONEERS, DAY, Decem ver 12, it Househord Furniture at auction. CAMPBELE © CO, will sell on. Tuesday next, by descrtp- tive catalogue, some 300 lots elegant, substantial and desira- bie Househoid Furniture contained in private four story resitence, made to order by Plimpton fad other, best city makers, enti er seven boeyiad brilliant tonea carved Pit forte, but little used. For further particulars see Sunday's Herald, CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, No. 4 Weat Fourth street, Le OUR HOLIDAY TRADE, A SALESMAN, ONE wrbo bas been in the dry goods pre‘erred ito a thorough mana permanency, Apply, after 10, at Mc- MENANY £ , 3, 738 Brow Ways Y¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONKER.—8F 642 Eleventh avenue, 10 o'clock, Stock, Fixtures ani Valuable Lease of well stocked Grocery, in one or more lots. MAX BAYERSDOKFER & CO. 37 Bowery. x NTEEL BOY, FROM 10 TO 12 YEARS OLD, WA‘ NT- bs co ry 62 West 14th st, Call from8to 9 A. M. and from 0 FICE OF THE GENEALOGICAL REGISTRY, joctety Library butlding), niversity place. Gentlemen and tadien: of josition and influence can a optatn pleas Promebie. occupation by connecting Themselves with this institation, s* ART AGENTS TO SELL. MATRE'S PORTABLE WIN- | dow Ventilators; needed everywhere. UNDERINLL & CO. 9 Duane st., New York. _ TANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY TO HELP ON CAKE, 4th av., corner 27tp st. 7ANTED—AT SWEENY'’S ROTEL, tTH AV. AND ¥,, uit at, two young men to open oysters and wait on table.” AY 7ANTED--AN OYSTER MAN WHO THOROUGHLY understands his business. JOHN ITTNER, 106 | Grand st TANIED—A GOOD SMART BOY, IN A COAL office. Apply at 144 bast 16th et,, near 3d av., between 9 and 11 o’clocs in the forenoon. ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN WHO UNDER- stands the manufacture of shirts, drawers and over- alls thoroughly, None others need apply at 40 Walker s TANTED.—A GOOD, CAREFUL MAN, TO DRIVE A team, who nas bad experience in in abipping gous; rs frat glass references requirea, Address 110 Herald office, W4NTED—A STRONG, ACTIVE ROY. HAVING E perience in tha c ire of horses and city driving; one who resides with his parents and can come well recom- | mended may apply at the hardware store 1,011 84 ay. |W ANTED. AGENTS. TO. SELb NEW ARTICLES FOR York and o her cities. Appiy to : WANUFACTURING COMPANY. 35 Bom street, W J; ANTED--A RESPECTABLE LAD OF GOOD EDUCA- ion, between 13 and 15 years of age, in an importer's office: wages $4 a week. Address, in own handwritin with references, which must be trst class, W. 8. C., He office. 50! AGENTS WANTED—TO SELL A PATENTED e article Indispensable in every family; can make from $6 to $20 perday. FE. BLACKMAN, 93 aiden Jane. StS Na THE ‘TRADES. ind baghaeneons VARNISHER WANTED—BY Bd. ). HARRISON, 516 _ West 24th at. A. 900), FPRROTYPE FINISHER WANTED, THIS day. Apply iwmediately. RUSSELL, 311 8th FIRST CLASS GERMAN WATCHMAKER WISHES a situation in a watchmaking establishment in the city ‘oor. country; can speak good English. 102 8th st, second A Youxa MAN OF 18, WITH SOME KNOWLEDOR of architectural oe anda ices Bowigurhanst de- sires a situation with moderate Speed oppor uns fy to improve.” Address ARCHITEGE, box 171 tera mice. "JOR COMPOSTTOR WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS WORK- man, who thoroughly understands fog fancy work. NO other need apply to WHEAT & CO., No. 8 Spruce st, LASTERER, JUsT FROM LONDON, UNDERSTAND- tng all its branches, wishes employment; will make him- ao nerally useful, Call on or address J. V., 134 Christo- phe To wor ZEN ELSEDA.—~ WANTED, A, GOUD GENERAL B. AYERS, 102 Nassau st 0 PAPER MAKERS.—A COMPETENT FOREMAN wanted for a mill, nearly completed, at Richmond, Va. Apply to or address W, B, ALLEGRE, 47 Johu st, N. Y. wo. PLASTER bg iley! ACC! parouen TO Ae FIX. ture Pattern * CORNELIUS & SONS, Manu. facturers of Gas sane reat Cherry st., TPbiladelpbig. Bi ptAx BAVERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER. —SELLS, Weat Forty-third street, hear ‘Tenth avenue, a splen- idly fitted ma, in one or more oe “WAS BAY ERSDORFER: "00. 518 Bowery. ¥ JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER. JOHN A. D UNN & CO. Till nol this day, at IH ofclock, at thelr nalesroom, 283 Bow. Fiera jer an aity of yiuanlity of Household, Furniture, consisting of ures marbie top Washstanda Chairs, Tables, Engra ass Cases, Clocks, Glass and Crockery Ware, ‘Brus and In- grain Carpets, 0. ko. Uo holes B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER. LARGE SALE _O OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FU FURNITURE, ON MONDAY, DEO. 11, AT 103 O'CLOCK, AT 55 WEST FIFTY SIXTH STREET, ween Fifth and Sixth avenu comprising tne entire —- and elegant Furniture, valuable Patotioy Statuary, Clooks, Bronzes, Steinway Piano, Works of Art, #e,"of the above eleswnt mansion, all of hich were made to order only a few months since, and will Desold’ without reserve, on escount of the owas? going to Euro) ot FULL PARTICULARS TO. ENRY FELTMAN, AUOTIONERER—OFFIOR 183 Broadway, will give his persona: attention to all kinds oF anion as heretOfore } commissions low; wil be glad to ace ol jens J, §&,WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS + day (Saturday), at ‘10% o'clock, at No. 12 Bowery. a jarwe consignment of Fancy Goods from an importing bouse, viz,: Cabas, Necessaires, Fancy Work Boxes, Harmonicas, Doils, Toys,’ Meerschaum Pipes, Fancy Articles, &c. Also two Sewing Machines. Also Lavties’ and Children's Fura, 4. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER,—MARSHAL’S Hale thie day (Saturday), at No, 12 Bowery, at 12 o'clock a \teen fine gold an eliver ta jes’ and gente’ Watches aarp. hi fivor Indi * Watch Shains, Jewelry, Plated Wi Aino, 14 ola, to pay eSetliewe, City Marshall o'clocl nd 108 aden of imported aad do meat cats randice, vis: Ma Martel jen ease) ey, Finet, Cua ‘Otard, Renaud. and California’ Goznac Brandics: Also 6 barrels of Whisky 4 varrels New England Rum; casks of Gin, Brandies, Port Wines, &c., in lots to suit aeaiers only. OSEPH ae AUCTIONEER, oy ‘sell at auction 7, December 12, 1871, at 12 o'clock noon, by order of the Supreme ort under the direction of Gratz Satta Kaq,, Referee, the valuable Property known as No. 6 Union square, opposite the Washington Monument; aize 35396 fect, the Fetes known as 647 Wont Twenty ninth street. May ton t's office, 87 Cedar "sires, re ‘AOOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. at Il o'clock, at the auction rooms, No.1 North William street, a general assortment of, Honsehold Furniture, Parlor, ing, jHtoom and Kitchen Furniture, Sofas, Rea Iearcbaire: fedstends and Bedding, cocking ‘Glasses, Pictures, Brussels, three-ply and in, eee aera j Olleloth Fier Glace Castors, Parlor, Cooking Stoves, i boots an ‘ARSHAL' —RBY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU- tion I in this day at 11 o'clock, at Columbia street, a Stock of Groceries, MYER ELSAS, Marshal. RICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEER MARSHALS eale—Will sell this day (Saturday), at il o'clock, at 27 East Broadway, one black Horse, one ‘Coach, one set of double Harness, JAMES U. HARA, M TCHARD, | WALTERS, | AUCTIONEER—MOR Salo Will elt this day’ (Satutdnyy at Ik olclogh on at East Broadway, four French plate Mirrors, Ou Paintings, Chandeliers, Vases, one Jarge Lamp, Cottage Furnii Broseele Catpet, Bodstead: Sewing Machines, Mot » Attorn wr Mortgage. _Also ox tubs prime Buiter. walls al. QHERIFF'S 8 FIELD, | AUCTIONEER, Bowery, wiil ats Il o'clock, a lot of fine Ei ind Chromos, framed; tlao a Jot of Glass nd China and Hons 1d Purnia, der. |ATTHEW T, BRENNA AN, Sheriff. war J. KoRAueR, Deputy WARTEDIRY AN EXPERIENCED ENGINEER AND machinist, either on marine or stationary engines oF . id and con- fo ability. Address Sout brook! machinery | ge sirnict; rd wecHANtG,! 163 Union # FEW GOOD OUTDOOR SALESMEN WANTED—TO sell auction lots of loys and other goods to the trade, under libe nd permanent! ement. 48 Hudson GEIN BROTHERS, EXPERIENCE, THOR- BOOKKEEPER OF LONG oughly compeient, and unexceptionable rererence, wants a permanent situation; wiil accept a moderate to start with; willing to make bimseif useful xa assistant or entry oler! 000 and rapid penman and first class account Ant” Address JOSEPH MOORE, 1,064 3d ay., near B8th at, "8 SITUATION. "WANTED—BY A SIN- many years! experience ip the business good 3 T. B., care of H. 8. Wallace, ery. OOKKEE gie mal city reference. cer, corner of Bth at. = aod Bow Cert WANTED.—MUST BE A READY PENMAN, Write & handsome bund, not afrald of work, references 600. Address, in own , Herald onice. ry rate of Taoawriting, INSURANCE COMPAN \LOTH SALESMEN WANTED—THOSE HAVING A / trade on Cy control may apply to NICHOLS, VAN VORST & CO. ‘Canal at D)*%, G00D8- 4. SHOP WALKER WANTED: MUST be competent and of good, address; city reference ea do so RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE THOROUGHLY com. pees and with undoubted testimonials Apply to RB. M. HOBBS, 86 Maiden lane, between 10 and 13 o’cloc! Ln CLERK WASTE, D, -A COMPETENT PRESCRIP. k, with best city references, will get a aituation, ‘good salary, by aadressing L. M., box 123 Herald oftice, \RUG OLERK. wah fr Lahaye 4, SITUATION IN A wholes: ung Mad, 7 years old, baving | peri atipe coupler can 7 ir 0. ress for a few bos Y. 1 Bont oftice, OREION ferenoe # Poughk pa XCHANGE —A “OOMPFTENT PARTY, had ® thorough experience tn a fri icing oF shipping house acd koows (he mi situation, Ie invited to wend bis ad ersig satan age sealiventions, terme wad tefereuce, 108. vad o © DEMANDF—UNE “CUISINIERE ANC, z ritable Cordon Bien—pour un restaurant francs ‘aans rele une grande ville de l'Ouest; on exigera les melilenret ren’ Adresser, avec rfereences, box 529 Post office. NE FRANCAISE, Novy ELLEMENT ARRIVEE, DE ‘mande a etre femme de chambre ou bonne d’eufante mM. Herald office. NE FRANCAISE, PARLANT PEU L'ANGLAIs, DE- matde une place comme fille de chambre ou pour pren- Gre soin des enfants, Adresser D. C., Herald office. NE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE, AYANT LES MEI leures recommandations de Ia ville et etant capa a’instruire des enfant: sous pat Bdge ng entrer dane une famille nie ol premiere OVER ANTE, Herald Uptown Branch c office, 1hEb Bro Brosdwa J M\HE TRUTHFUL PREDICTIONS OF ;ROUGH- TON, the fr reateat living astrologer, noe brea Woe. sande from bankruptey, 401 Broome LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BALE AT Private, mansion | 124 | West ‘Iwenty-sixth street. — HENRY iin Auctioneer, sells thia day, at 1054 o'clock, all the elegant and costly Househo.d Furniture contained in'the above hanson, vie:) Brilliantoned Planotoria sans Parlor Buits, ip ml satin and silk reps; Mirrora, Carpets, & Kedroom butts gi lout 8, Obaira, wid & ene era) assortme! ul Household Furniture necessary housekeepin; posit sieansidiadd RCH. JOBNETON, aOSeoE ‘1 al d salesroom 37 nin dag ak 10% ain mn Li order Ls at ea by order of the Admiaietrator, G, T. Baldwi Patavia, B) gant Furniture, Curtains, Diamonds, rare Books, 40, TALUABLE ba PROPERTY AT Fishkill, on the Hudson, The subscribers will offer for sale, at public auction, Wednesday, 20h inet. at 11 A; M., on the premises, the Long Wharf at fat nthe Hu ison embracing the 11ver front orth to the Hudson River Raflroad depo twenty-five (25) feet to Thorn's boundary, m ntag ot about eel bondred and seventy-two us pen feet xtending with 1 ¥ ine” ene fh about Fight, out the, oh Busou” Por uitver parculare inquire ot ludson. For further partic qu WILLIAM 8. VERFLANCK, Or AMES MACKIN, Exeoutors at Fishkill, on the Mudaon, ot orJ., DE WINT HOO! J.P. De Wint. tho Broadway, New York. Wuntan, ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE, NO, Hall piace—Wili sell this day, at 10 o'clock ahatp, on account of former purchasers, in Yots, the Fixtures aid Furaiture of the Oyster Saloon, corner Twenty fourth street hth avenue, large lot of Chafrs and Tables, Counters, quantity Of Crockery, two Ranges, lot Coal, ae, 'M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY (Saturday), at & o'clock, 452 Canal eee 100 ‘Trunks and Contents, from itth A Avenue Hotel also a quan; tity of Houresold, Furniture, trom Boges’ storerooms and vario' articl 4 fine lots of snk te Otloloths, Parl and Cl ‘Suite, Bede and it, China, Glass, 811 mi Ware, Howes and great v varlety of olice Good. ‘Aino mort. gage tale of a large ull aesortment, \ecoalaeti 3 MOUNTS, 62 Duane street, Attractive sale of maguifcont Of Polptings, by celebrated masters, being ‘the prival ie by ea of @ well known and talented connoisseur (i (lately “deoeaaed), and selected By hres e best atu rn a embrace about 60 Ee Pafatiogs: by the Eire tee ‘well known A. Schaefeis, id De Noter, nf December +P on exhibition on tk Moy day, December Ll. vetwean the hor _.. INSPECTORS OF ELECTION. Teer or ELEUTION, NOTICE ry HEREBY given that the Mayor hastied with me acertificate tebtot minority Inspectors of flection in each Election Dis- of the city in compitance with section 7, chapter 138, Laws” (See followings ‘And that be bas also vied to my Since t the certiticates required to be tsaued oy hia to sacl rd spectore oy ae aid section. aa foilo The gaid Mayor shall july issue ble certiicate of appoluiment to each person appoint ‘or of Election. within ten Hers eer quel, Appolatment.” And such apvotatees are hereby notte! that they can obtain such certlticates on ap- plication at this oltice. attention of Lnapectors of Election declared to hi been elected by th 086 by bim as such Ing) Board of ‘County Canvassers, and of those appointed Ay nee r or:ble oartilioate _{cliowing, is extract fawe of 1s70 6 ‘rom section 8, chapter 138, “All Lnspeciora of Election, whether elected or appointed, except such as may be appointed to ill vacauclea on the d: Of election, shail apoeur before the Uhtet of the Bireau pt Elections within twenty days after they shall be deciared elected or shail be duly appointed, as herembefore proviued, and gnall take and subscribe the bath of vllice, aa prescribed br the constituilon, Any inspetior of Election fallin, appear and tac¢ and eubscribe to such oatu within Lue fine designated shall be considered thereby to bave deciined the office, and lila place shall be tilled aaa vacancy. ‘The time within which the elected Inepectirs may take the oath of office will expire on the Lith day of December; Ui of those appoluted will expire Decemner 19 4 CORNELICS CORSON, Chief of the Bureau of Elections, CIty oF Ne Mavon's Ovrion Gre Hatt, Nov. 2 iL IA. Cake Hal!, Mayor of the city of New Yor, in pur- suance of the requirements of section seven of the act entitled “An act tn relation to elections in te Chy and County of New York," p April, 0170, have appotnted ag ‘an Inspector of lection in each Election Distri f said city the following persons, they appearing by the statement the Board of, County Canvassers to be ihe pert rh Feceived the highest number ot eaten 12 Inapoctos Hon for bie district next te the votes received tw Biectlon veciared iby tue Board of Young vausers to have been el sons thus ed Doing, 00 fares it hes bees Doantbie Rare ascertaln from when mixed political aspects of ‘the canvans, political opponiti party ectny tt the two onigoont i oandaen for Inmaprewore of hem determ: A UARLY HALL Marge of th of the City of New York. "Fob ikon, Christopher sowie emi, a 4—Michael J. Oui 6—James J. jones. Martiu Cherr « 4—Patrick Fiemng, 8 Henry He 9—Putritk J. SECU; 1—James W. Ledwith, 2—Michael Ooimedy. 1—Lous Roach, #2 WARD, 2—Charies De Uraft. pay at Comte, john ich: SDavid L Ravine Fo. a teterg the —Michwel Hayes. §—Kaymond Condon, 4 Wallace is. Green. john Mur; SoJoun vine 2—Abrabam Auten. 8—ahomas Cummins, Michael Murphy. %-Rovert . Leouard, 4—Jobn Counors. Julius A. Guba, Iuuac Block. q—Jal Fildes. $—Claus Puckhaffer, 9—Jeremiah Ra; 10—James Kiero ‘SIXTH WARD, 1—Lorenzo Carey. Patrick Golden. De. kdward Thomas, Dennis U. Sullivan, —George W. Williants, 6—Daniei Moore, George Y. Lanigan. 4—Thomas Molaiyre, SEVENTE WARD, 9—Michaei 1 urced, 1U——Michael Hae —Thomas Dunbar. 8—Geor: 6—Daniet Mooney, 5 Bt oe} 2 Hacer. 8B ‘A. Mayereaw, B— | man Karl M4—Jobi rat nes. open ana a 17—Patrick ett HSiopiien O. Moe, tI “Emile A, Kliebe, ‘Amasa A, Marks, aries 0. Wi SC thomee Wao, 1—Abrabam D, Cooper. 9—Matthew Kan ba james H. Sou 4—Wilham &. Feria. 5—Wiiliam ees Wililam E,7oble, 9—Jnmes Michaels; Jr 0—Nichoias Pertain, Jr, rece Fox. Willem J. ‘Gonningbam, 7 —Oscar Tompkii 18—Ricined-M. Oollard, a red H, Lawton, harles J. Rose. 2 William B. Love. john W. Morgan. H—Thomas L, Puornel, rARD, 1—Edward Nichia 2—Robert 8. Walker. 8—Jobn Kurs, 4—William J. #rite, 5—Jonn F, Gerdes, 6—Augnst Braun, 7—Edward Anderson, S—Heary Harrinuton. eouore r @usteiD. 1o—yonn G, Ott, U—Corne!tus Gillen, 12—Eadward J. a warn. 1-gnarien Ch 6 Clark SCkvward Jentuss: Fa eoeag al W. Berryman, Sr. W—Jobo McCausiand, ae R, Conklin, 12—Joseph Herman. BA! erenace Baker, |—Wiliiam Hammo 19—Georze Smith. 20- Co! Holmes. 21. in Lee. Boone MoDevitt. TWELFTH WARD. 1—Robert Rathbone, 2—John MoMuilen. 1—David B: B, Sandra. 11—Simon Sew: . H— Nicholas J, O'Connet! }a—Henry C. Koberiaon. Philip V. De Camp, Withata H, Moore, Je yivanus Wai ‘Sami Joseph 8. Dewey, Benjamin Page. i 3—Robert Carson, j—Frank Freeland. Nathaniel Verhof. 6—Lewis Hell 7—James Stor %—Grorge P. Mason. sboHenry 8, Jennings. FOURTE: ARD, 1—Dane'Delown 3—Thomas H. Riley, 8—David G. McKelvey. «James "innkett, Rober i IRA 32—Jobp Martin 13—Alfred ‘Kye! rif 'd Sobel 3—Michael F. Doughert STimotay O'Brien 4—yames Shelton. 7—James J. Gumbieton, cy mick Haieys rate: W—Patrick Rede —=Jobn Sey be bit) Macauley. 18—George Will BIXTE, TH WARY, Jon " ' cia ai 8. Buas, Dal haven Le Lawrence. er Young, ies ‘OWN g. cob G. Gerikin, jaumere tioea ret ay Brady. 15—Martin Durkin, 16—Richard Sculler, V—arbert ‘gol Mey ‘White, w—Kichard Tie Houte: REVI. d- Bernard Keony. hid brid 2-Cornelius Burns, Ambony Hartman, Joh » N. Reynolds, 9--Charies A. 10-—Joueph K. HMiehwe: Ryans 12—Joha Lelterm “Joh |—SBamuel ‘Mullen, 16—-George F. Li 16—-Loue Bailenverg, ard Cavanagh, , Be, Patrick Paley. #1—Michael L'Eatrange, 23—taward Carey. 23—John Costello, —Miobael Hays, 36—Patriok brady. W Gleeson. ane Hi “Patrick Metoud 2—Henry i, M re Heory Sau !pau; sb-Mfouae! ane 1—Thomas Broxan, 1 es ates, 18—Francis Mcuire, 14—Albert Gottman. i—James Ryan. joveph Hela, HoWeorye i Ho Nicholas ‘Buttenjour. james Kain, iam Murab. H-Hlenry Weaning, 1H. Hor Cantor, . Sang Boas W. Conw Daniel W- james W. Van Ni S—James Fy ENTIETH WARD. \—Charies K. Jessop. Willian Keyes, Willis Fe 3-H. 4— Wl BS pear. a Fe Finlay. Parre 1 rorny, ‘Thomas Devauy. 14—Charies Fowler, —Rafus Fowler. jathew Ni’ WAR —Avexanuer Julius Reiche. B—Putrick Mcintyre. 4—Michaci Harrington. ‘oere. neaster. john P. ¥ fred Last Michael 8—Jeremiab rick. 17—Koward Timpaom. 18—Thomas O'Neill, 19—Baward Fish —William B, Finiay, 21—Thomas Martin. 2- Kdward Kieruan. 38—Wenarnin dey Brady. 24—Peter B. Masterson. . 2% —James Moore. rad Hower. 97—Jobo Birdmy Ss a THE TELEGRAM CARTOON. THREE CENTS. TO-DAY. THRKE “CENTS, WHO'D BE A BUTTERFLY? A GREAT LOCAL UIT. FULL PARTIOULARS OF THE FISK-MANSFIELD SUIT > z ° EF ALL THE NEWS DAY. BALLS, PARTIES, or THE RTC. | LOCAL, GENERAL & | INFORMATIO! ALL P. FKOM RTS | > 3 = If 2 r=} 2 e S 2 & BVENING (9 TELEGRAM. __ POLITICAL. _ Epananomaamnnaa ene Be Audit iad MEN'S MUNIOIFAL ‘REFORM ASSOCIA ‘The undersiened haviog veen appointed by the Preat ion under the resuiutior of Roventer! Ti, tén, Shen RE oe =a of the association ( commual 1 tiny Varoum, retary of the Committee, ti Br fronaway, uae Cte! they may desire to Offer in respect to the logis Aion a'eoting municipal aff aire. WILLIAM U. WHITNEY, Chairman, JamEs M. VaARNUM, Seoretar; Mason Young, Francis I. Rernochan, Peter B. Viney, Albert K. Post E. bil Anderson, Cadwalader a Ogden. ‘William T, Meredith, CORPORATION NOTICE. PIOE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUN cil, No.8 City Hall place, New York. Decemver 7, 171. Conronation Notic —Hublic notice ts hereby ‘gt that the special commitice on veatsieting U dof trait on the Fourth arent ry-second vireet, will meet {1 Thamber of ot Auderee ™ xt, Mth inst, at Ml crolock A. M., to. com under contideration to lower the trac! road Company on Aabonsod avenue order to affor poh oan curity to iW a persons ntereme., Including tue officers of the said raliroad ote tke ‘otited to be present at th he owners of proverty hereby BRYAN Special Committee. MEDICAL. Attn “BPECIAL “DISEASES CURED IMME DIATELT. y, Dr. HARRISO without Micted should consul jeecker sireet. Mo wee? UN.—TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HOoP! experience; diseases success! and aesuy ered comatinion free. mYRANKLIN. Prat Bleecker sireot, OIAN.-DR. AND MADAME A &R GAlND La yon ive voty-sixth street; 25 years’ Practice. All compiat skiifully treated, D NERVOUS COMPLAINTS RF cured, w! nou delay or detention from bua- ree R. SELDRN—LADIE # PHYSICIAN; ADVICE # ‘and confidential; fees moderate, ‘Call or write ane er streot, near Sixth avenue. Des HUNTER, 64 irs erp (ESTABLISHED aperion eeu " divin yaad a oure of spectal JF TEST PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, AND NME, J i Bf, teraale physician, 144 Weat Fortieth street, neat ADIKS DESIRIM NG SKILFU Lt conte fbb. Boer, bethone Pg eg ADIES, CONSULT DR ALEXANDER KIN w 0G, and Sueet Usrrenes wilt warrant your contd M4 iy Freapoudeace promplly answered. MR, VAN BUSKIRK, i a! OF MLDW! rear % mnocess(ul pract! 42 St, Mark's viace House Consultation tree. 179 Evo STRKNT.—ALL 8 ST ROLAL nHOLAL Dig i ee er