The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1871, Page 3

ws oT jection to color; at 246 West 224 end ob seve’ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cookn éxe- WEAT 19TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman as first class cook (15. good | baker; no ob- 5 12d tae oars washing; Williog and obliging; Ore 838 Six 167 AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL 4s ner; makes good bread and aa up woteen ine Ltty'e; utes by band or machine: eee acne ed room her last place; no objection wo de Bousework in a small private family, G5 WAT; CORMER 16TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE 1.4 ma good plain Englieh COOK, to aaaiat with washing or housework in a ily. ‘Apply for two ey FIRST CLASS OYSTER COOK OR ORDKR COOK wants a situation. Apply at 120 Varick st. for two days. Honsekeepers, &c. 318. WEST 2D ST.—A YOUNG LADY OF INTELLI- gence and refinement a2 honsapeepet is fond of nicely, Call to-day or Tuesd: AS Jy ‘LADY (AMERICAN) DESIRES A SITUATION antes . email MES Box "ee Pests to the Sranel ofles, i365 Brosaway. Uptown YOUNG <4 Vy gp LADY WISHES A situation as she also under- wtands dressmaking ana ne elie clothing! ‘best reference furnssbed. Mr. 8. R., Heral N cognerrnet ts ap LATELY A ARRIVED, WISHES AN housekeeper ; ae aap fives, nN. mieukty Aes eee ge | HIGHEST es. DESIRES — _ om toes Sdn << Cbester ( ) Bost odive for two weeks ANTED—DY A,YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION | 48 eeper, in the family of & gentleman. Address Mies BALDWIN, Herald Lannaresses. &o. GREENWICH AV., SECOND FLOOR.—GENTLE- 58 ‘men's, ladies’ and families’ weenie dose done in the neat- ‘eat manner ; best references. RICHARDS. THIRD ng WEST 30TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG roman ae laundress or to do housecleaning, to go references it reauired, “od ay ST., BETWEEN 1ST nd 2D Av! floor.—A respectable woman to do gentlemen's or family washing by the day or month city reference. 44: WEST 6TA ST., BETWEEN hdd lta aha rigs PS floor, front room.—A resp ay see to go olut the day, washing and ironing; bas best é g Nurses, dic. 4 ORCHARD Lela RESPECTABLE YOUNG Balin man, with the best recommendations, as wet n ‘Bas all the names jgualisoations, Apply to Mra, CASSIUS: 248 Be ae, wre sad i, FIRST? FLOOR,—A hay w A child is Seatn oid es reference. Hei N AMERICAN NURSE WOULD TAKE CARE OF ladies’ through confinement, at her own home; the best ene child nui afterwards if desired; i nigations stricily confidential, Address SENKING, box 986 Bridgeport, Conn. N "ac Lat rt shale Bake tela) WOMAN WISHES if and asmall child; isnot herself useful in Address Mrs. A. Wests s SITUATION TO ATTEND A FANCY OR ners; Brooklyn preferred” Address’ An'M FISHERS Bast New York Post ‘oflcs. i V "rent and leible tant, copriag of wine of auy Eid odo iat home ‘or ima otter reas A. PS G., box 18 Berald Uptown Branch ofice, Ti2sd Broadway. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES. YOUNG FRENCH LaDy OF | RESPECTABILITY, who 7 ke Isayer aan Ensiteh, desires a ovation as on (ors lady or viniting teverniess feferences.ex- @ban; Address RNESS, Herak Branch ‘Stes 258 Bronaway. a ipiown RITING "GOVERNESS. THOSE aiid A thorongh and systematic training, OF ‘a lberal and modern education, will find In advertiser in- girnctross, | Address ENGLISH, bor 171 Herald Uptown Branch office, roadway. A =e === _HELP WANTED—FEMALES. A Lal Dy. caf etst ogo TASTES, CAN HAVE occnpation for an hour early every morning and occa- Sfoually for two or three nours In the even a widow en. during the d ferred. Add: fever fs, a Gan pret fer reas, residence, USINESS FOR LADIES—THOSE HAVING HAD EX- perience as teachers preferred, or thone associated with Son dorey hoainess, geatesl (and remunerative, 1,149 way, | Aignt stairs, back o oop 1% _OFPE! IN Bxon. ~ rat Bom! BED IN EXCUANGE ¥OR SER, and be treated as ope uf the ily: no ob: ion to moter bore mg Jofant with her. ‘@OOD! |, Herald office. ADIES OR GENTLEMEN TO CANVASS FOR A NOV- el sewing machine attachment; §5 realized daily. 765 Broadway, room 1. "ANTED—A FIRST CLASS PLAIN COOK. APPLY at 13 Bast 36th st. before 12 to-day. ‘ANTED..& WET NURSE, WITH GOOD RECOM. V mendations, Apply at 18 West B0th at, between 10 and 'ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN WITH REFES- OLERES AND SALESUEN. TRS ADVERTISER, A A Comrarenr, EXPERIENC ED bookkeeper, ts di 4P. M., and would lke to keep a set of Books, Seeaaereroin, or do anything in the marensiite hne to 'make bimself generally useful. Ad- box 228 Herald office. Tena ADVERTISER, AGED 3, wHO HAS BEEN EN- a to general merchandising on tne frontier for some deaires @ situation 1 some Wuolesaie line of busi- Jesst Witt ihe probability of advancement; has some means, but for the present would prefer a clerkship: requisite refer: ence given. Address R. J. SEAUMONT, box 156 Herald office, 10 CONTRACTORS,—I DESIRE AN ENGAGEMENT AS Unnekeeper, correspondent and accountant, or to take charge of a boarding nouse or store in connection with some public work, Any person reatiring the services of anener- | geuic, faithfnl and well recommenced party, at a moderate salary, will address, for one week, Wield » Herald th. Apply ai 87 ‘Thomas st, Wieser Si ANTED—A SITUATION IN A MERCANTILE OR manufacturing business, by @ young man who has had several years? experience, “Address U. N., Herald office, ANTED—A DRUG CLERK; ON WHO CAN COME well recommended and licensed. Inquire of BLISS & JAMES, 346 Broome st. WA RTEDAY, EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER; MUST be bir iyi aan ade and come weil recom- mended, Address, w' real name, stating what experience and salary expected, Dox 1,88 Post ofice. m re ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS VARNISH SALESMAN, ‘with connections in this city and surrounding town! none but retiable persons. fully acquainted with the Susiness: need apply. _ Me ULLER & SHU MANN, 337 Pearl st, ANTED—ONF. FULLY COMPETENT TO CONDUCT a frat conning ow im all ite branches und to act RETAIL DRY GOODS SALESMAN TO gu foreman, Address H. ¥. & Co., box 204 Post ollee, Nor- folk, Va. phe ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 16 TO 18 YEARS or AGE, who isa handsome and rapid penman; one livicg 1 ‘this city and hay mg cemne knowledge of the grocery business. Address B. B. jerald office. WANTED—A YOUNG, ENERGETIO AND EXPERT. ‘enced man, to buy the ribbons ana millinery goods for my establishment. A ress * for three days, stating refer- lary expected, R. H, MACY, 14th at. and 6th av. ANTED A SITUATION AS CLERK BY A YOUNG yritn seven years’ experience im business: ty rererence; salary moderate, Address ‘Bust, 101 Herald ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN, ONE AS BOOK- keeper and the other as porter and ealerman, ina Hholeesie propery stare: both must understand the business any bly. Apply from 8 to 0A. M.,to HUGH KING & ANTED—A FIRST CLASS TRAVELLING SALES. man; must have atborouch knowledge of the paint and oil trade, Address, with references and amount of trade at command in the States ot Ohio, Indiana, Tinols and Ken- tucky, W. R. box 173 Race street, Cincinnatl, Ohio, _ COACHMEN _ AND GARDENERS, N y AMERICAN, (N, WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS aay situation as coachman. Address I 17 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE COLORED as coachman; can furnish the best reference. Apply at Hey and 37 West 20th st, ANTED—BY A MARRIED May. WITHOUT FAMILY, ‘@ situation as coachman and groom: beat references. Call on or address, for two days, T. MACK, 417 4th av. ‘ANTED_—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GROOM ; stands the businesa thoroughly; will be found miedo and a obliging ; good city references.’ Address R. 8, AS COACHMAN, BY A ; competent to take char ‘ANTED—A SITUATION first class young man, sing! of any gentleman's estabiishmen competent and obliging; ference; city or cout tye Gall on or addvoss YOUN, Wt Tih av. if ‘OUNG ENGLISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; I8 & rat class coachman, colt breaker, four-in-hand eriver; ie ‘Address; in care Mr. Daw, 683 HELP WANTED—MALES. N OWSTERNAN WANTED—AT 49 WILLIAM ST., between Walland Pinests be GENTS WANTED IMMEDJATELY—TO SELL AN arucle by which from #10 to $15 daily can be made, Call, after 9 o'clock, at No. 12 Wall at., rear office, basement, STRONG BOY WANTED—WHO MUST LIVE IN THE pesbborbood with his parents and come well recom- mended, at NER’S drag store, corner of 32d st and Broadway. ee ‘RESPECTABLE BOY, e esha ‘and picture stoi commence ply to F. KEPPEL, 66 Beek moan ste ee CEs? WAITER MAN WANTED—IN A PRIVATE |, ond sireet, near the U family; references required. Apply at 31 Bast 39b st. ‘ANTED—A WAITER. APPLY AT FRENCH'S HO- tel, between 10 and Il o'clock A. M. with ) references. ‘ANTED—A ROY, IN A BROKER'S OFFICE. AD- dress, in handwriting of applicant, box 5.117 Post 8 DAILY. 15 and 117 ANTED—ENERGETIC MEN ADE for 10 days to J. PATHAM'& CO. Nassau st, room 22. ANTED—A SITUATION FOR AN INTELLIGENT lad of 141 a broker's et excellent reterences from present employer. ress Li. . H Herald office. ws TED—A = AHO ayy emcee PLATE fuation. reas, si erms, wa. ea PTHOSkINs, 9 ‘a f arch at, Patiadeobia, i ANTED_MEN TO einer OUR KEW cc CORN alee oe Sloe day euey ; Tetails at $1 50; no jghta; $10.0 © ESTER & CO., 151 Bowery. ‘ANTED—AN EXPRRIENCED, CAPABLE MAN TO solicit donations of money fora charitaple Commission allowed. “Address J. WB. mpatitution ; a Itt Herald office. iike to make arran; tee, the Ist of January next good house, Aa Curt 'ER, box 172 Herald office, ence-to do the Principat Pere Oat Lanna the work of a family ef three grown persons. Lexington av. BUSINESS MANAGER OF EXPERIENCE AND "ANTED—« WOMAN WHO CA: can MAKE HERSELF social econsiay Pt plished id :* central en bt with ¥, pl . city. ij yal ina family; ‘not over wr | name and references, JOURNAL, box 5,453 New York Post month. Call at 150 East ihe 66 Per | oftce ANTED—A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK ; ws ‘ANTED—A WEDDING CARD ENGRAVER. AD- ‘St, Detween 7th ress. with sempies of work and terme, WM. H, HOS- KINS, Pty Arch st., Iphia. Wit, —A CHAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS. Ay with ahaa hn No. 9 West 36th st., betore ANTED—A LAD?’s MAID WHO UNDERSTANDS dressmaking and hairdressii Apply at Albermarie Setel, room %, between 10 and 13 o'clock. ‘ANTED—IN A gen FAMILY, A GIRL FOR GEN- eral housework and = re cooking ; reference ‘pe ae JOHN GARRETT, Broadway, between | 10 and x So ae NICE, aan ee Dan AS FIRST panen ‘e00) om Satusday ai 146 East neo ge pee TBMPERED COOK, WASHER AND ner of coarse things; no airs allowed. Call Satur- aay 08 103 Bast Stun Be, between 9 and 10-A0) M. ANTRD—A PROTESTANT, WOMAN, COMPETENT ‘as nuree and joy, eeenes required. Ap: wit Went lob a, trom from 936 y and ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION; rork light and easy ; also first clase agente wanted, 4 ‘secand Door, 0) ‘Cortland: n., Opposite Western Hote). WwiLLBUS & PAYNE. oy ay fa Bea bag Mate 3 In A ae family in tand French pagal scoking” DOr fe General Pont ¢ ‘Oftec, ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO TAKE ‘charge of an invalid; one who can come well recom- ares" may hear of good home, Address M. B. M., Her- ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A GIRL a pec gman to aneist i were cf an infant and inake her- generally useful. Ap} Tererencei a 24 sc, from’ane 10 two Pa pion = ANTED—A MAN TO CUT AND FIT LADIES’ IMi- tation bat dies; must be accustomed+o presses. In- ane at hat fectary, corner Willoughby and Raymond sls., ‘WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAR, A SITUA: Ay , tton,.as second hand carder in s woollen mill; has had ive experience ina can give refer- eine w %., Carder Soutn Norw' ony W hoe ana BUILDER, TO ERECT A ene —_ house and dweiling in the country, acc ding jaepes- fi Sars is bent ae required. Apply to "L jUMMER- ANTED—A FOREMAN, COMPETENT TO SUPERIN. tend and get, up_ the patterns for a poys' wholesale glothing house. “Address, ‘with references, box L6il New oflice. ‘ANTED—TWO PRACTIVAL PRINTERS HAVING rience and business ‘qualijcations; Also several efficient adv ing can vansers. Ai SOUTHERNSR, Herald office, giving proper oame and references. ‘ANTED—THIMBLE MAKERS; ONE FEST CLA8S gold thimble maker, also, ove silver Sntenbie dress ‘ékO. JW. SIMON "Bt “snO, OrDY ke Pon th 6 me 613 Sansom st, Philadelphi RENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, NE JEUNE PILLE PRANOAISE, PROTESTANTE, desire se placer comme bonne d'enfants. S’adresser au- Jourd’but au 78 5th av. NE DENOISE LEE FRANCAISE AYANT RECU TOUS Jes soins a’ Leta arlant aussi parfaite- meni ae sup pee desire une position dans une amitte distinguce Gomme souvernante ou pour sire aupres, Adresser. pour § jours, MADE- mM ISELLE, eraid'U Uptown Branch office, Broadway, ABTED—& LADY AS CASHIER POR RESTAURANT dress, with references, C. By Dos 114 Herald Uptown Brancn ‘Oflce, 1,965 Broadway.” 12 EAST 27TH ST.—WANTED, A GOOD COOK; ALSO @ chambermaid; one who understands her busi- SITUATIONS _ "WAN7ED—MALES.. eh ~youna TRISHMAN eo LATELY landed, would like to obtain farm or city work; is strong and healthy; would come for ea 1n the be- pinning. Inquire ai 287 Bowery for OLIVER GIBSON. SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN, AS FIRST ciass order cook; understands the ‘business fn all ts sues OF a8 oyster cook: best cily reference; rages = ‘Address P., Uptown Advertising office, 1,241 Bro Sreareg WANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, AS ‘cook. Call at 183 Thompson st. ANTRD—A vITUATION AS WATCHMAN IN AN store or bani, by & young man of strictly tem. Serato naviis; can furnish, the beet tt ac, Address, a for tures dayne W HL, box 104 CLERKS AND D SALESMEN. COMMISSION MERCHANT RES! RESIDING IN Mage gears banking house, The maj Gaver doc fon be eters ie Sevres Address T, D, 118 ‘ENT BOOKKEEPER, OF LONG PRACTICE, A somrari engagement with some first house; an- prot referees can be. produced. ly B. My ITUATION WANTED—BY A sore MA! jonse ie and ‘fom eee Tanowane Ce CUTLER ee pe ea ‘A LESMAN.—W ANTE: CLOTH HOUSE, AN ssgeanoron ey sat oF Mew York State and the thee’ % eer sy “y trade need apply 0 Siete ats vwoclign goes ellen goods itary of Saal shen % Reg MARBLE 1 MANTELS. A. KLABE! STEAM MARBLE ae MARBLNIZING Warbeised Marten, Tiling, Marble that defy competition. Marb ounters, Nonumenia at at Turning for the trade. ATEWARTS SLATE MANTELS. LARGEST ASSORT ment im the city af lowest prices: olegs E __ 06 Sixth th av., t between Thirty- “tin and and Thirty-six GLaTe MANTELS AT VERY Low 1 PRICES, Le Mg SLATE CO., 40 West Righteentn street, bet th avenues, ~ ASTROLOGY. LAMBERTON, CLAIRVOYANT.—CON- sultations on business, love, trouble, and no satisfaction ‘Sixth avenue, flower bell, (CA! Arai, REQUIRING - REMEDIATE RE LI KP should consult Dr. HARRISON, 179 Bleecker street, tations at all pours. Office very, private. TTENTIO’ : mag ALLS ‘YEARS’ Nps ra Bosrt. phn P iseases successfully and permanently Dr. FRANKLIN, 161 Bleecker street, ANS parverure SROn, WHATEVER CAUSE, fea yd cured by Dr. GRINDLE, 130 West Twenty- mreet, near Sixth pk, LL gpevoun san AND scoped itt teat ‘gg Ait by De LEWIS NO. 7 Beach Pg REQUIRING CONFIDENTIAL at 0 An TREAT- ment consult, immediately, Dr. K) ect, Manhood restored } medicine ‘sens by mail, ine a ge TAB —, PHYSICIAN, ead BE yy wit confidence, at 67 Amity street, nce Direest te PROFESSOR ahaa Weel Portal titted eee Dep PoT Aw, BOND STRERT—LADIE® CONPIDEN. JY. tat consaitiog phyncian, ‘al treatment and mod of skilful treatme: BNTLEM EN At Mt THE pe AND IN i LW ik, Ho, Beas street AIR FRYSICIANS-DR, AND MME. GRINDLE, 1ap West Twenty-<irth, street; Pracuee; ‘complaints akilfully treated, 179 BLERCKER STREET—DR. HARRISON'S OLD estavlished offlce.—Rpecta) diseases cured immed> "ALrS AT ADUTLO AMEN, B, MINER, hyertoNineR BY ALLEN as "5 Ré BROTHERS, late HENRY H, Lt EDS & MINER, ‘Establisned 1847), SATURDAY, MER 20, AU iT o'clock, at, our, ealestoon % CHAMBERS AND 7) READE STRERTS, Private collection of ancient and movero Oni Patatings, the proveriy of a weil known conaoisseur +f this city, many of Which were parchased abroad sume years since as o:/ginAity Rubens, Hatoretio, Correzio, Salvator Rosa, dora ) Muriilo, wale and others, choice Pe vf the Atverican artiste, represented J, R. Brevoort, M. Brown, g T. W. Marshall, H. O. You ie. J.P. Andrews, baker, BJ. Seanghnesey, and others, GH. Sioky, |. W. Nicholsen, an invoice of Oi! Paintings, recently received from Europe, of new and unique designs, Also, From the great pre at Chicago, Annmber of Rare Curiosities, coliected trom the ruins, embracing rare specimens, valuable to scientilic stadente as well as collectors of curiosities, THURSDAY, JA JANUARY 4, at 1059 o'clock, at our $% CHAMBERS AND 11 NEADE STREETS, EXEOUTOR’S SALE. Handsome Household Furniture, by order of Executors of Hstate of the late OUNT, ED; comprising Carpels, Mirrors, Parlor, Hotrson’. and Dining Room Furniture; real Bronzer, Curtains, Bedding, Linen, China, .te., &e. _ Particulars Wednesday, RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Ottice and salesroom 37 Nasnan street, opposite the Past office. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL wilt sell this day, at 103 o'clock, at their salesroom, 3/ Nassau street, an elegant as sortment of Household Furniture ; fne Parior, ui and Bedroom Suits; Warorobes, Buitets, Hat Racks, Bookcase, de. enteel second hand Furniture, Carpets, Ojlcloths, painted room Suite, Ac. ; Oflice Furniture, elegant Broche Shawls, ipa m ‘black Lace Shawis, cordea rt ig Silke, Towels, Popling, Hosiery, Victoria Lawns, oy HOUSES, ROOMS, Cy WANTH NY, PARTY WELL LOCATED FOR THE PANGY diy goods business having surplus room, and wishing to rent the second or third Lott, or both, at a low figure, from now until May, wil! please address box 5,988 Post ‘ollie, ROM, AND, POWER WANTED.—THK ADVERTISER » desires a Room wiere Steam Power can be had when Wanted, both day anu night, though be will wish to avail himseli” of it but four times per month, Address CONTIN- VOUS STGAM POWER, Herald ollice, WO OR THREE ENGLISH GENTLEMEN WANT furnished Apartments, in the vicinity of Fifth or Les- ington avenue; bo boarding house need Bie Mr. H. HINDSO: 2 Broadway. TANT2D—FOK A SMALL FAMILY, A SUIT OF TWO hi Rooms, or one large Room and Bedroom, fur- nished, at @ moderaly price. Address, stating the price per , $23 Broadway. 2D-FURNISHED HOUSE IN CENTRAL LOCA- ion, below Fifty-ninth street, for strictly private family; imimeriatn possession. RIKER & CO., 64 West Thirty-tnird street, ANTED TO RENT—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A SMALL House, with Carpets, near some line of stages, between Twentiet and Foructh strecta, Address, stating ‘rent, &¢., WILLIAM GEE, corner Elm and Franklin streets, FURNITURE. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, Bedding, at the lowest casi ices OF On eety monthly insidimenis, Al O'KARRELL'S waterooms, Kighth avenue, corner Twentieth street. A. MAGNIFICENT LATEST STYLE PARLOR SUIT IN in, m ade to order for 8660, will be sold for $250; one don, gious" Drawin ‘urkis} Room Suits, in brocatel and reps, from py Curtains, Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Pianoforte, Mirra Sideboard, bg ge on Table, Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, tor half” cost, 252 Weat Forty-second street, near Seventh ee BARGAIN Lig gg AT PRIVATE hela. lala 124 West 26 at., 6.av., Parlor Suits, in satin and Me $75; rep do., a0: peepee © ‘Suits, $40; Brussels Car- te, 50 ots. ) 4. ; 300 Lote chen} MAGNIFICENT ASSEMBLAGE OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, at haif original coat; Drawing Room Butia, richly covered tn satin brooatal and reps; Pianoforte, paaee Bronzes, Cabinets, Etagel Centre Table enews walnut Chamber Furniture; Matt Dining Table, Silverware ; property family dgelining house rs ‘Cail before purchasing elsewhere. 5th at, near Sth av. UCTION SALE—THIs (SATURDAY) MORNING, commencing at i0}¢ o'clock, by LUKE FITZGE , Auctioneer. Will sell the whole complete frst Hotsehold ruruiture, rich rosewood Pianoforte, &c., at private mansion 120 West Twen atreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Catalogue com- prises over 450 lots of general Household Furniture, Mirrors, Oi! Paintings, rich bronzes and Marble Statuary, magnificent Parior, Bedroom, Library and Dining Koom Furniture, Sil. verware, China, Glass. Cutlery, Basement and Kitchen’ Fur- piture, ‘te., contained In private resideace of Dr. H. E- Met 9 leaving for Europe. AMEE SALE OF Handsome and Genteel Household Furnitare, on thisday (Saturday), Dec. 80, at 103¢ o'clock, at the elegant brown stone residence of ibert A. ‘Vanderhoff, Eaq., leavin, for Kurope, West Forty-second street, near ‘seventh ‘avenue. Parlors—Velvet Medalli pa. Carpets, erand rosewood 744 octave Pianofortd Stool, Cover and fusie Cabinet; Pompadour and Marie Antoinette style Parlor Suite in beat rem Curtains, Paintings, Bronzes, Works ables, Cabinets, Hookease, Turkish irs, in reps; Clocks, Vases, Ex- tension ‘Table. Buffet, Gvina Dinner Set, Crystal, Giass and Silver Ware; Basement and Servants’ Furniture, &c. House tolet, E. NICH ICHOLS, Auctioneer, Goods packed and deliy- ered for purchasers. Parties wishing to attend the sale take Sixth, Seventh or Eighth avenue cars and stop at Forty-sec- jouse. UGUSTE MARTINES & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Sale by auction. my, Important dnd Interesting Sale of Fine Art Property, fine Bronzes, Super Drawing Koom Furniture, he., tthe elegant real ence 38 Went Fitteenl ifth avenue, THIS DAY (Saturday), commencing at 1036 o'clock. ‘The Drawing Room appointments are of a costly character, comprising superb sets of Furniture, covered in the richest description satin, brocatel and rept, marqueterie, bois de rose Cabinets, Tables, Jardinieres ; by ancient and modern artists: Velvet Medallion Carpets ‘Chive Disee, d Dessert Services, Silverware; Pianoforte, in rosewood, scleorated takers antique Bronses; Sevres, Dresden Ching Qmaments; magouficent rosewood "Etagere, bronze Clocks, Musical Box ; rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Hedsteaas, Ward: robes; Hatr, Spring Matiresses, Holsters, Plo tains, Toilet Table, tension Table, sideboard; nichly cut, engraved, FSinea in the satslonoe Whlah oannel be eotmoetats ta ito contracted limite of an advertisement, LBERT BR. WALDRON, ‘AUCTIONE! A SALESROOMS 108 LIBERTY, 1 111 eceDAR AND 38 HORSE MART 108 AND a GEDA, 4 46 AND 48 CHURCH Furniture, Carvets, Bedding, bis day, at 104 o'clock. WALDRON & COOKIE will scll'as above a very fine as- sortment of secoud band and new Goods, removed for con: venience of sale, and the sale will he peremptory to pay ad- vances and close assignee's stock. The eule will include — Parior ann Library Snits, Rosewood Chamber Suits, Fine wainut Chamber Suits, Superd oak carved Buffet, Walnut Buffet, Wardrobes, Hall Stands and Chairs; Axminster, Velvet and Brossels Carpets; Window Curtains and Chairs, Bedding of every description, Ladies" and Cllaren's Far, Wolf and Bear Ro! Fine wainat Ofice Chairs Be , Bureaus, Washstands, Sewing Machines, Safes, Pianos; Also balance of Holiday Presents, te £0, _Dealers | invited, as consignments must be close: LARGE FURNITUBE SALE | aT PRIVATE Bl RESI- yi Mg sells and cost! ‘urniti Paintings, 4c. acing at 10! in figured fate ‘and rocatel and ig a ‘andbeir Beds, Bedding, Ae; also, Dining and, Kitchen Furniture, “Suter Extension Table, Chairs, Plate, Cutlery, China Dinner and Tea Sets, Lounges, Clocks, Carpets, &c., de. Sale positive, Bry M. DOUGHTY, ig ht Ait ‘sell this day, at o'clock, at the salesrooms, 79 eee without Faiemrattine to close account, a we walni vy and oak ; Buffets, Extension Tab! Hae br pushes Wu tc ka ae ant Se irrors, Blankets, Quilts, Hair Mattresses, Gas y the attention of dealers and others, AUCTIONEER nce: ae re OF THE SUPREME CouRT. padi PIANO, BY STECK. By EDWARD this 80th ins o'clock tthe above aolondid Piatoforte. Ewa SCHENCK, ae iinuation sale of Elegant Pi Pari Fancy Goods, this day, Liberty street, at 12'o'clock. ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, RECEIVER'S SALE OF RICH JEWELRY, ELEGANT DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS, &C., ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. 99 AND 30, AT Il O'CLOCK EACH DAY, AT NO. 3 MAIDEN LANE, Comprising a superb assortment of rich Cluster and Solitaire Diamond Ping, Rarrings, Studs, e.; rich 18 carat Gola Jewelry, in every vi ine Gold Watches, by all the host celebrated mavere: Geld Chains, ke, Ae, tullable for holiday prawenta, all of which will be closed out without any reserve, ler of erg "JOSEPH R. MASTERS? Receiver. Catalogues wilt be ready and ods on view eatly on morn- enet y go ly ENRY PFELTMA hte LE OFFICE 183 ay, sella this day, at 10% o'clock, at 608 Canal street, entire Stock and Fixtures of that elegant Oyster and Liquor Saloon, J 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS «day. at 103g o'clock, at 12 Bowery. one Case of Nurnberg Holiday Goods, viz : ae etaite winisien et Desks, Building Blocks, ko, Jewelry, Watches, &c.; Mink, Muskrat and r Furs, and a large quantity of Wines, Champagnes, Llauors, to ult the traus and nd others. “JACOB | BOGART, AUCTIONEER. ___ 8 DAY (Saturday), at one o'clock. at 1 o'clock, at the auction rooms No. 1 North William street, Household iture, Glasses, £c., consisting of Parlor, ta, Hair and Woe and Horse Blankets black walnut Hat Stand, rosewood Plano, Looking Glasses, Engravings, Clothii new cane bottom Chaira and Rockers, 8 dozen Ale, 8 dozen 14 inch new Hand Screws, Fancy Articles, ac. OSEPH SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL to-day (Saturday), December 30, at 273 Sisth avenue, at is ore wee entire stock of fancy Toys, inate ancy ‘Boxes and Companions. Dealers and specu- ‘AMES M, FORD, AUCTIONEER.~PEREMPTORY Male, Unis daye at 1d jo. 1 Fifth street, cor- ner of Bowery, all. the ned in the above house, embracing 14 rooms, with Parlor, Chamber Suits, Feather Beds, Hair and other Mattresses, Bedding, Carpels of all descriptions, Bedateads, Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Ware, cert Oticloth, Cl Wardrobes, Shades, Engrav- [ORTOAGE SALE —JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, f several chatte: mortgages we will ex ste 30, 1671, at 12 o'clock, at 886 Sixth class Restaurant, conseting of lery, bles, Castors, Cot scooting ‘Utensils, Cookin a ARK & BOUCSEIN. ORTGAGE SALE.—J. BOG. RT, AUCTIONEER, will sell at public auction, this: II o'clock, in the rere and by virtue of a chi Bas ‘on the it Twenty seventh stree assortment Us SE teehotd eerie aie yd of ‘Aumainster and Brus- 4 Diack walnut Parlor Suite, mar- tele at thee ick walnat Extension Table and ing ining Bodttendt, Loon HE iibiee, ‘Attorney for Mortgage. Mut SALB.—3. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, THIS day, at o'clock, in front of the seize room Ro. | Wilinen 6 ‘one fine bay Horse, Bi By order of the Marshal. oe BALE—AT Pata caput BE SOLD avenue, the Bifects Bar, Counter, Fixtures, Marble T Glasaware; Chairs, Ale Pumpa, Range and Bedroom Furniture, direction of James Brown inthe, tease, Bt- louse, corner of Fourteenth tiie and Fourth avenoa SBERIF PS SALEBY VIRTUR OF AN RXECUTION I expose for tne 50th of December, 1871, at 12 Telock Brio the vesttule of the Cig Halk, West Bhore’ Hod: ani Nos. Tnaluves 1,000 dibs Giiss, Dopey. JAMES’ O'BRIEN, late Sherif, 1HOMAB KBYWORTH, AUCTION BELL this day (Saturday), at 103 o'alock, at West Seven. feenth street, between Seventh & avenues, Carpets, ‘Uiiclotha, hairs, Tab Tables, Bedeeade and Bedding, bn] Mirrors, Pictures, Chandeliers, Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Croshere. ae Bureaus, Wardrobes, i RICH PARLOR, BEDROOM, LIBRARY, DINING 2, Room Suite; Carpets, Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Giase, Silverware, China, &c., for sale; the property of private famiy nly gong to Enrope ‘will be sola in lots to suit purchasers "120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue. —BKDROOM FURNITURE, COST $350, FOR SALE ata very low price. 63 East Twenty-ninth street, third story. URNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING,—THE LARG- est ussortinent and the lowest prices for cash or on weekly or monthly payments, at B. M. COWPERTHWAITS, 155 Chatham street. A{ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, Furniture, Bedding, £¢, bei Of DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, 884 and $86 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth street. Prices lower than any other houseto the city. ‘THE SOLAR ECLIPSE, The Tract Marked by. the Sun’s Eclipse—The English Expeditionary Observers at Cey- lon—Pinn of Operations—Observations by the Observers. {From the London Standard, Dec. ea The total eclipse of the sun which took place on Tuesday had its line of totality marked across a tract commencing north of Zanzibar, passing through India, Ceylon, Sumatra, Java and the northern part of Australia, and ending in the North Pacific Ocean. The sun rose eclipsed on the east coast of Africa. At the chief station of the British expeditionary observers at Ceylon there will proba- bly be @ time of totality of about 2 min. 25 sec., the duration of the total phase varying at places aiong the central line from 1 min. 55 sec. to 4 min. 22 sec. The expedition is under Mr. J. Norman Lockyer, With whom 1s associated Mr. R. Abbay, of Wadham College, Oxford; Captain Maclear, of the Royal Naval Coneee, at Portsmouth; Mr. H. N. Moseley, of the College of Chemistry, and four or five other observers. Professor Respighi, of Rome, ac- companies it, and vr. Jansen wil! join at the observ- ing station. it leit England on the z6th of October, the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer irzapore, taking out cluefly spectroscopic appara- tus of unusual power and perfection. The principal instrument to be used in observing will be a stlverea glass refecting telescope, nine and @ bali inches in diameter, by Browning, lent lor the purpos’ committee of the Royal Astronomical Sucie' most novel and important insiruments special occasion are two spectrose @ large framework of gua meial, for tus 3 attached to which revolves by means of rings on the body of the above telescope. One oi these has a very low dispersive power with @ large field; the other a very high dispersive power produced by several prisms. Either of these spectioscopes may at will be brought to vear on the sun’s umage, which 1s formed at the side of the telescope tune. Tne plan of operations will provably be somewhat as fol- lows:—A map Of the svlar prominences will be made by means of the highly dispersive spectro- scope previous to the total pnase. Tuese observa. tions will be continued until a few minutes previous 1 wotality. Just before the commencement of the total } denen the low power dispersive spectroscope will be rought to bear upon the corona, the chiel interest centring in the results which we hope will be thas | obtained, the purport of these observations being to determine the physical constitution of the coron& Working by the method of coincidences the ihines in the spectra will ve noted and compared with the lines 1m spectra artificially produced from tubes contain- hydrogen gas at various low pressures or degrees of attenuation. The spectrum ol the corona observed during previous eclipses appears to con- sist of a single green line, apparently coinciding with @ well-known line in the spectrum of iron. us green kine has also been observed in the spectra of the Aurora, of the Zodiacal light, and also in thatof lightnigg. Polariscopic observations wiil also be taken, but unfortunately are not likely to prove of much service, as such results have hitherto been always capable of various interpretations. In all solar eclipses Which have occurred during the past twenty years such observations have been Made, but 1n lo case have any indisputable conclu- sions been arrived at. The government have con- tributed £2,000, at the request of tne British Assocta- tion, towards the expenses of the expedition; all the apparatus having had to be conveyed to its destina: jon on ve ordinary means of transit. y, Who has lent the government ex- pation: numerous valuatiie instruments, nas also seut, at his own expense, an observer to take photographs of the eclipse, and it 1s considered that these May prove the most interesting Of all the data obtained in the present researches. There whl also be an Australian party at the Gulf of Carpen- een the promo'ion of whose Observations 1s due Russell, the Government Astronomer at Bpane; intel ice Of & brief and rudimentary character may be telegraphed to this country in the course of a few days; but itis not likely any important ad. ditions to our present state of knowledge will be made until the return of the observers themselves; and, indeed, it is questionable if any real scientific conclusions can be drawn without long and caretul discussions of the data obtained, Detailed Accounts of Observers, The following telegram has been received from the Governor of Ceylon to the Earl of Kimberley, dated Colombo, December 12, 10:45 A. M. A telegram from Jaffna states splendid weather during eclipse. Most satisfactory and interesting observations have been made. The Astronomer Royal has sent the following copy of a telegram receivea from Mr. Pogson, Gov- ernment Astronomer at Madras, giving the results of his observations of the eciinse:— From Mr.N. R. Pogton, at Avenasny, to the Astronomer Royal, Royal Observatory, Greenwich :— Weatler fine. Teiescopic and camera photographs succeas- fal; ditto polarisation. Goodakeiches. Many vright lines ia spectrum. Droru a ‘The following is a copy of a telegram received vy Mr, William Huggins from Colonel Tennant, F. R. S., who is in charge of the Indian eclipse expedition: — Dopawetta, Ootacamund, Dec. 19--9:15 A. M. Thin mist. Specttoscope satisfactory. Reversion of lines entirely condrmied. (six good photograpi ‘The sentence “Reversion of jines entirely con- firmed”? reiers to an important observauon of Pro- fessor Young, in Spain, last December, who saw at the moment of total observation ali the dark Fraun- hofer lines reversed—that is, oright on @ dark ground. POISONED BY ACONITE, ‘An inquest was held at Morrisania, Westchester county, yesterday by Coroner Bathgate touching the somewhat mysterious death of a German woman named Anna Epert, the particniars of which ap- peared in the H#RALD of yesterday. A post-mortem examination of) the remains tended to show that deceased had died from the effects of some violent vegetable poisok. The empty vial found in the dead woman’s apartment was fully recognized by tne cee who had sold it to her husband some months previouily; the witness also tesrifying that 1t had containel’ one ounce of tincture of aconite, zoe Prescription was intended to ve vsed externally invcases of rhebmatism. It was also proved that had of late been very intemperate, and on more than one ion threaiened to destroy her- self, The Pay? dered a verdict “that deceased had come to he death by tincture of aconite, ad- ministered by h¢selt while jaboring under @ tempo- rary aberration $f intellect,’ SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY, ‘Tne Board of Education of Jersey City adopted a resolution at thfir meeting on Tuesday night calling on the Heal Inspector to have the pupils in schools 7, 8, 9 add 10 vaccinated as soon as possible. mr. badge ‘wh offered the resolution, stated that no 180, cases Saggy exist i) he. Scones, Gistrict, nd yet the Police who are charged With the sanit¢ry ‘condition % Of the city continue to disregard all warn! given to them, The HERALD has led attention w the ne- pd for theja as of Ba ecoceent Ln inspector. physicians also poin' ont the in the Board of Health anoutd adopt, yet the r seem to their oMfcial ex- later like th Boards oi the presen city gov- are without caring monb for the interests of Deen transacted in the various Courts since the Ist Of January last, There have been 2,827 cases before Jneges Gilbers and Pratt, situng in the Sapreme Court, Clronit, while the calenvars at Special Terms al Term 480 cases, THE COURTS. In aahandan —Copeituiaahin. Lisbilities—At- leged Counterfeiting—The Callender Case— a progressing ale tuinutes oceapy The Powers of the State Attorney Gen- | is exolusive of +x pares ‘ ae 2 mattora, he Judges that 80 held ctreuits in the eral in Question—Decisions. other counties of the second jndictal dis trict In the City Court Judge’s Neiison and Movr Jory calendars fi bered 3,400 cases, two. thirds of which ha a disposed of. Of ail the "8 before Juage McCue ail save one have been jon will be readered - A great deal of equity business has al30 been disposed of by bova Judges. One of the Judges ol the City Court, Thompson, has had the misfor- tune to be 111 the most of the ume and 1s not able to resume nis duties on the benci. Among the most im- Portaat cases tried in the clvit branches of this Court Were those of Madden vs, The Staten Island Rail- road Company, Homans ys. Earle tor breach of promise, the Central Bank cases, &c, In tne crim- nat brancn of ihe City Court, which seems to have taken the place of the Court of Sessions, inasmuch 48 nothing has been done in the latter tribunal for months, many cases have been disposed of and number of villainous characters sent up. “Dr.!? Perry was there convicted of having caused the death of Miss Emily A. Post, and sentenced to the State Prison. ‘The jury disagreed on the trial of his alleged accomplice, Madaune Van Buskirk, wito is now awaiting another trial, Considerabie business had also been transacted in the United States District and Circuit and United States Commissioners’ Courts, though not as much a8 formerly, when there was a high tax on whiskey, and hundreds of iilicit stills were in tull blast, in the Fifth ward in particular, and the city in general. The Assessor and Marshal’s men have, however, made several raids in “Inehtown” and Captured & large amount of propery, which has been con- demned. Taken altogether the year has been a very busy one im the Courts, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. The Defunct Brooklyn Market—Deciston by Judge Benedict—Sale of Encambered Pro- perty by an Assignee in Mankruptcy. AnD application was made on behalf of tne assignee in bankruptcy of Ernest Sacchi for an order author- izing the sale of the Brooklyn market property, aub- ject only to @ first mortgage. Yesterday Judge Benedict rendered the following decision in the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN BANKRUPTCY. Copartnership Liabilities—Adjudication of Bankruptcy Denied, Before Judge Blatchiord, In the Matter of the Petition of James H. Warner and Others, £Yesterday Judge Blacchford rendered ms decision in this case, His Honor says it is very clear on the evidence that there ought not to be any adjudication against Anuerson, Willets or Abrams, Jor the following reasons:— First—That the peuiioning creditor was never a creditor to Anderson, Wiilets and Abrams, other- Wise than rr such lability on their part as could arise out of the checks given him, which were signed in the name of Warner, McKirath & Co, by Anuerson. Second—These checks, in view of the evidence, do not establish that there was any copartuership called Warner, Dickson, McElrath & Co., of which Anderson, Willets and ‘Abrams were members, or either of them was a member, They were merely drawn agatust moneys which, if on deposit to meet them, would have been so on deposit as the specific proceeds of sales of peaches, and would bave been Geposited to the credit of an account which had been opened in the name of Warner, Dickson, McElrath & Co., a8 representing such proceeds, to keep them separate from moneys on deposit in the same bank to the credit of an account which had been opened in the name of Warner, Dickson, McElrath & Co. Third—Then the written sqreomeas between the two firms, Warner, Dickson & McElrath, and Ander- son & Co,, in their firm name, did not’ constitute a lng agen > between the six members of the two rms in respect to the peaca business, so as to make the members of the firm of Anderson & Co. liable to the petitioning creditor on any of the indepted- ness set forth in the petition. Fourth—Itis not established Anat any: such part- nership, created in any manner, exis ‘The petition is dismissed, with costs, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Charge of Counterfeiting. Before Commissioner Shields, The United States vs. Pacrick Kelly.—The defend- anthas been in prison for some time back on @ charge of naving carried on the sale of counterfeit money. He was yesterday admitted to bail in the sum Of $10,000, to take lis trial in the ensuing term of tne Circuit Court on the accusation in question, It wil be remembered that shortly after Kelly was arrested a statement was put in circulation to the effect that he had atiempted to cut his throat with a knife or razor, ana that he bad lost @ considerable case:— Tam of the opinion that under the Mrs: section of the Bankruptcy act the Bankrupt Court acquires jurisdiction to order a sale of encumbered property of the bankrupt free from the encumbrances, which encumbrances will be thereby transferred to the Proceeds of the sale. 1 am further or the opinion that upon the facts, so far as they have been made to appear in support of this petition, it will be for the interest of the estate to sell the real estate referred to, subject to the first mortgage, and iree from all other itens or encumbrances. But J am of the upinion that nosuch order of sale can be properly made without previous notice to all per- quantity of blood, ‘on the other hand, | 800s claiming to have liens, eucumbrances or inter- it has been said that Kelly made no | ests in said property, and that the present applica- such attempt upon nis life, but that | tion must be dented, inasmuch as it does not appear what persons have liens, encumorances and inter- ests in said property, nor tnat such persons have had notice of this application. Whether the relief in question can be granted on a petition in the Bankruptcy Court or should be prayed for by @ bill in equity it is not necessary now to decide. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Defunct In ico Companies. Before Judge Gilbert, Attorney General Champlain made application for an order dissolving each of the following insurance companies and for the appointment of @ receiver in each case:—The Atlantic, of Brooklyn, and Manhat- tan and Security, of New York. The order was [ate In each case, and the Court appointed John Cox receiver tor the Atlantic, Chauncey Dobvell a the Manhattan and A. F. Hastings for the Secu- rity. TERMS OF THE COUNTY COUIT AND COURT OF SESSIONS. The following order for the ensuing year has been made by County Judge Moore:— On the first Monday of every month the trial of issues of law and fact in the County Cours, before a Jury; in the Court of Sessions. on each first Monday of the Month, commencing with the first Monday in February, with the exception of the 1st of August, @grand and a petit jury will be drawo and sum- moned to attend. Each of the said terms of the County Court ana the Court of Sessions will commence at tea o'clock im the torenoon, and will be heid in the County Court House, in the city of Brooklyn. The County Judge, when not engaged in holding the County Court or Court of Sessions, will attend at his Chambers in the Court House era Saturday at ten o’clock A. M., and on such other days a3 4 oficial engagements will permit, except during the te of August, for the transaction of Chamber usiness. in order to create a Kind of sympathy in his favor he feigned suicide by drawing, not a knife or a razor, but @ bloody cloth across his throat, The de- better say that Kelly has travelled round in a cart, bogus money. Butif tbe man 1s to be con- wrote it must be on better testimony than that of the smugglers and rowdies who constitute a por- tion of the staff of the Secret Service Division in this city. The Case of € les Callender, Before Commissioner Usborn, The United States vs. Charles Cailender.—It is ex- ected that the Commissioner will to-day render is decision on the motion made yesterday by the defendant's counsel to dismiss the charge. SUPREME COUBT—CHAMBERS. Questioning the Powers of the State Attorney General. Before Judge Cardozo. Yeaton vs, The Tobacco Manufacturing Com- pany.—This suit was brought to dissolve the defendants’ company on the ground of alleged fraud, State Attorney General Champlain discun- lunued the suit, The plaintiit yesterday moved to have the dismissal of the suit set aside and the suit continued, claiming in support ol the motion that he is tne real party in interest and that no notice was given to him of the discontinuance. On behalf of the Attorney General it was contended that he had @ right to discontinue at any time auy suit brought in bis ofiicial capacity. Alter hearing the prea the Court took the papers, reserving its ecision. Decisions. Longeau vs. Morrisey et al.—Reference ordered. Baker vs. Hotcnkiss.—Motion denied, without costs and with leave to renew. Pursell vs. Miller, —Commmission ordered, Harvey vs. Keilev.—Motion denied. Western Division of the Western North Carolina Railroad Company vs. Hopkins et al.—Assess- ment vacated, but on the usual stipulation not to sue, &c, ‘Thurver et al, vs. Wetge.—Motion granted. SUPERIOR COURT—3PECIAL TERR. CALENDAR OF THE COMMISSION OF APPEALS. The following is a list of the first one hundred causes on the calendar of the Commission of Ap peals for January, 1872:— PREFERRED CALENDAR—OLASS NO. 3, 1, Hotchkiss vs. Mosher. 2. The Long Island Ferry Company vs. Terbell, 3% Ashley and Another, Execntors, vs. Dixon. PREFERRED CALEXDAR—CLASS NO, 4—MOTION&S % Ellsworth vs. Caldwell. GENERAL CALENDAR, 3s Tue “Third or Railroad Company . The 4 venue vm The Mayor, &c., of New York. ax, Wakeman vs. Datiey, 42. Ockerman vs, Cross, 643 Binnard vs. Spring. 77. The Derrick Company vs. Radford, 86. Pope vs. O'Hara. 105, Amory vs, Wood. 121%. Delaney vs. Brett, 123, Lavourette vs, Clark. 127, Taylor va, The City of Brooktyn, 132, Basseli va. Elmore. 133, Killmore vs, Howlett, 134, Hinckiey vs. Smith. ate The Trustees ol the Presbyterian House vs, ‘al 142, fandolph ys. Loughlin. 143. Read vs. The United States Express Com- pany. 160}, Hale vs. Hays, 167. Wiliams vs. Fowler. 179. Foley vs, Marvin. 183%. Sawyer vs. Van Wyck, 192, Woodworth vs. Sweet, 193, McCartney va. Welch, 194, Claflin vs. Welch, 205+ Cushman vs. Heydecker, 207. Fitzgerald vs. Topping. 216, Fernandez vs. The Great Western Ingprance Company. Ba Knox vs. Wing. 238, Leitch vs. Weils. 242, Mckecknie vs. Sterling. 243, Snow vs. The Columbian Insurance Com: lo 245, Lewis vs. The New York Central Company. Buck vs, Stanton. 27. Yorks vs. Leman. 248, More vs, Bennett, 249, ‘Tyler vs. Gould, 250, Grannis vs. Smith. 251. Babcock vs. Hermance. 22. The Sait Springs Nauonal Bank ws, Wheeler, 253, Brisbane vs. Beebe, 264, Pettibone vs. Blackman, 265. Newell vs. Wheeler. 266, in the matter of Nicholas vs. Weils. 257. Nelson vs. The Hudson River Reliroad Com any. bar Warner vs. Murphy. . Crow vs. Kennedy, . Cramer v8. Blood, Deal vs. Maxwell. 3 Ayers vs. The Western Ratiroad Corporation Withers vs. The New Jersey Steamboat Cour Lafarge Vs. Hoar—See opinion. Saries vs, Donelly—See memoranda, Soren vs. Horsfali—Same, Gumming vs. Martin—Keference ordered, Ford vs, Belmont—Finaings tied, Romer vs. Hiliman—Motion decided, See opin- jon. Neville a Dh iA Ar obits granted, with $10 costs. See Lovey va vs. “Fhe Rubber Tip Pencil Company—Mo- tion to confirm reieree’s report denied, with costs. See opinion. Martin vs. Martin—See opimon. Daliey et al. vs. Depau—Motion granted as per de- cision. See decision, By Judge Freedman. Skinner vs, Alexander.—Order granted, Rockwell vs. Conn et, al.—Same, Duvall v3. Funk.—Motion denied, without costs. Brown vs. Henderson.—Order granted, Brown vs. cpl Feber te lin Henderson vs Hull. --Sam Anthony vs. ‘Atkingon-—Order for allowance granted. By Judge Spencer, Hayner vs. The American Popular Insurance Company.—See memoranda with clerk. By Judge McCunn, Barnberger vs. Hibbard.—Motion denied. opimon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Larremore. Sophia H, Bell vs. David A. Bell.—Judgment of di- vorce for plainuft. wvarrow vs. Cassidy.— Reference ordered, The Manhavian Savings institution vs. Knox et al.—Nos. 1 and 2—Judgment of toreciosure and sale; aliowance two ana one-ball per cent, Fowier vs. The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St, Louis Railway DOR alie Geanen must ve granted. Mead vs. Kelly. lotion denied witout cosis, Moet dneia vs Kelly (Sherif),—Case settied, Beebe vs, Mittnacht.—Molion denied. Attacn- ment vacated, Hanrahan vs- Fickinger.—Reference ordered, COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. UNITED States DistRictT CoURT—SovursERN Dis- rricr OF NeW YORK—IN BaNKRUPICY.—involuptary cases.—Nos, 3216, 9224, 3227, 3237, 3250, 32651, 3254, 3255. For argument—Nos, 1189, 2301, 3016, 3106, 3114. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. A Fair Start “and a Clear Field for o In- coming Year—What Has Been Dene During See 205. Gawtry vs, Doane, » Pike va. Walter. Dooliitie vs, Fulton Fire Insnrance Company. Fernandez vs. New York Mutual Josurance Company. 269. Yale vs. Mills. 270, Law vs. Blancard, 271. Stone vs. Krowning. 273, Denstaedt vs. Auschutz, Judge Dowling held an extra session of the above Court yesterday and disposed of every case on the calendar, none of which, however, were of special importance. To-day he holds another session—tne jast,of the year—and at its close there will not re- main on the calendar for the whole year one case untried. ‘This will leave the Court a fair start and a 274. The East River Bank vs. Butterworth, clear field for the incoming year and will prevent 275, Sterling vs. Jaudon. pow possibility of any one’s complaining of their 276, Lobdeil vs. Stowell, ase having veen left over or neglected, 277. Betl v& Price. othe following exhibit shows the amount of busi- 278 Morse v3. Saulsbury. ness transacted 1m tis Court during the year just 279. The Western Raxroad Company vs. Nolan, eee daoye. Lichfield. vs. tewtn, 28034. Lite! vs. Convicted, — cna, asi. ‘ine People ex rel. McBride va, The New York Petit larceny .. 1,739 Central Railroad Company, Assault aud bal on 28145. Maftin vs. Pevers. Disorderly house al 282. Seibert vs. Tne Erie Railway Company. Pickpockets 50 283, First National Bank of Sandy Hill Fan. Cruelty to saimals. = cher. Dangerous 284, Birdsall vs. Patterson, Other misdemeanors.., 104 Es 4g. Jaudon vs, Moore. cae 286, The Ontario Bank vs. McDonald, TOtals. ..0.sereeeereee 9069 286, Seabrook vs. Hecker. 287, Hills va. Place. 288, Hamill vs, Gillespie, 289. Pollard vs. Martin, betts vs. June. 295. Hoogiand vs. Trask. on me a eh Oe. rh RnR | 308, Mooney va. Tae Lamar Fire Insurance Com- lor vs. Root, 300. at matter of the New Central Raf. Toad Company to appraise 301. The Rector, of Trinity Church vs. Hig. eons. 802, Fairchild vs. The Liverpool and London Fi Insurance Com re me 306. Lacker vs, Khoades, 307. Hamiivon vs. New York Central Railroad Company. 308. Brown vs. Mcintyre. ana Diveny vs The City of Elmira, The Business of the Past Year. Now that the year is drawing toa close a retro apect Wil show what a vast amount af business has »