The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1872, Page 12

CGURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. UnirED States Disrricr CourT—BANERUPTCY.— voluntary Cases. —Non, 82:6, 3227, 3237, 3246, 3251, ‘274, 827 8277, 827 Calendar for COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR. ALBANY, Jan, 12, 1872, ‘The following 13 the calendar of the Commission ot is for Satnrday:—Nos, 192, 193, 194, 321, 322, 825, 829, 330, 831, 842, 333, 334, 335, 337 )4. ‘The Court will adjourn on Saturday, January 13, THE PERILS OF REPORTING. A Paterson Reporter Arraigned Before tho Pp Courts. The. fact was mentioned in yesterday's HERALD ofa presentment having been found by the Grand dary ot the Paterson courts against William Nelson, the local editor of the Paterson Press, tor having Pablished the confession of Ltbble Carrabrant that Van Winkie Bogert had poisoned Kansom F, Burroughs, in deflance of the summons of the Grand Jury not to do so and promising them that he would not, Nelson was accordingly arraigned before the Ooart ‘Judge Bedie presiding) yesterday afternoon. At the saggestion of the Court Nelson made a state- ment of how he nad procured the contession, and, 4 being @ current rumor, thought 1t no secret, The reason the Grand Jury had desired the suppression of the matter was because Bogert nad not been ar- Yested, and it was feared that he would seo the arti- ole, take warning and make his escape. Nelson ox. Plained that he understood Bogert had been ar- and cowd sce no reason why the matter al be suppressed. Furchermore, the request of the Grand Jury cate so late that it would mate- rially delay the issue of the paper. Judge BEDLE, at the conclusion of Mr. Nelson’s statement, spoke substantially as tollows:— ‘The Court will deal with this matter without further action, fas it was one of those cases in which they were willing to accept the atetement of the parties interested as being the What the Court proposed to do, therefore, waa in re-, Mance on this statement being tue trath. The Court desired to first say a word us to the power of the Courts ov this kind, which should be well understood, It is very import. for the administration of the law that everything done the Grand Jury should be kept secret. So far as matt defore a Grand Jury are conce:ned, 11 there ie a publ! made it tenua to interfere and retard justice, and in caso of a reckless puvileation with “such intent ‘the Court would have power to punish, Any publication Intended to influence # verdict of a jury would come ‘under the same iaw, and would be Habe to. eee The ‘Court would also have power to puniah for the pubitcation of any proceedings of the Grand Jury which would tend to re- tard justice. fn this canty the Grand Jury kuowing that Neladn waa in porses Jon of a statement made by a person in ‘jai, had a tip i to request the suapension of the articie, imvemiich as ft was 8 matter silll pending bef Grana Jury. Were there reason to beileve the request wil fully i, the Court would covstruo {t Into @ case of con- tempt of court, The Court mentions these matters in order that the role might be understood, _ Nelson, however, under- stood toat Bogert was arrested, which mitigates bis case, ‘was not lodged in jaf! until ten minutes to five o'clock that afternoon, but was in charge of the constable probably by noon, ao that in a measure Nelson's statement Ai va arrest was true. There is _rea- oon to believe, at all events, that Nelson realiy : NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, i872._TRIPLE SHEET. Mr. B, Brayley’s Sir Pertinax, 3 years, 10 at. Mr. P. bertou’s b, f, Snowdon, 4 years, 11 Jog. (including 6 Ibs. extra)......+ Mr. W. Burton's Lingerer, 4 vears, 11 8t. 41s. Mr. Bronskill’s Pturmigan. 4 years, 11 st.. dur. F. G, Hobson's br. g. Corsair, aged, 11 st. air, B, Land’s Juanita, 6 years, 10 st. 10 ibs, Mr. J. Nigatingail’s Dora, 3 years, 10 at. 5 los, (10- aK nding § \ba. oxire) sees ir. J. BlackmMao’s Queen Bessie, 3 years, Iba. cluding 6 Ibs, extrairss,. Mr, Drewit’s Guildford, 3 ys poled eee iting—5 to q . 3 tO 1 ayalost Sar box, 4 to 1 against Footman, 10 to 1 against Sir Per. Unax and 100 to 8 against any other offered, A SELLING STEEPLE CHASE Ol 5 4OVs each, With 30 added; about two mies and a half; 7 suvs, Mr. W. south’s b. g, Honor, by Neville—Veracity, 5 years, 11 st, 5 Tbs. (suo)... My, SerevalNs Gondoller, 6 yea (£80). .005 te teense oe md W. Lewis? eaoateaar, aged, 1st. 1 Mr Perkins? Chilworth, 4’ ye: te Mr, Speedy rye ie Fs ¢ © coece Id ‘st. Ti ste 10 ibs, 2 3 (£00) 4 Norrington,’ 6 years, 11 st. 10 Ibs, Obor, and 4 to 1 against Gon- ‘THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASE Of 25 Sova. each, 10 forieit (in case of acceptance), with 600 added; the second received 50 sovs. out Of the Stakes, aud the third saved her stake; Winners €X« tra; about four mies; 23 subs, Supposed Bogert to have been arrestet. Mr. Goodridge, the JalfWardenswas also to blame for allowing anyone 1h 10 tee the prisoner under auch circumstances, ‘The Court did Rot wisn to censure Mr. Goodridge, but an officer who would ace fn auch a practice should be dism!s om fice, court thinks far as Mr. Nelson is concerned, the C je made @ great mistake in golng ivto the jail under such ciroumstances. This anxiety to be shead in news often. Jimes induces persons to do what they wonld not do in their more sober moments. Interviewing prisoners and tne ke seems to the great -eflort of reporters, Pid, tho _jauera | frequently” wrongly winked at th, 4 ie oftentimes done in @ manner that displays o. want of judgment in the jailrs and oftentimes in the reportors also, In this case Mr. Nelson ought to have the request of the wrand Jury. It was a very reason- able request. But Mr. Nelaon 18 not the propristor of the paper, and the Court coula seo very weli how it was that the order was not obeyed. No injury has resulted from this cai however, anv as Mr, Nelson says he had no intention of con tempiny tie Courts no further action would be taken in the matter. The Court hoped no repetition would ever oecnr of case, and it wasa matter uf regret that even this had ppened, ENGLISH RACING, {From the Sportsman, Dec. 20 and 21.) CROYDON STEEPLE CHASES AND HURDLE RACES. Stewaras— Marquis of Anglesey, the Karl of Uov- entry, Earl Poulett, Lord Charies Innes Ker, Sir Uharies Rushout, Bart; Colovel N. Burnand and T. V, Morgan, sq. Judge—Mr, T, Marshall. Starter-— Mr. T. McGeorge. Clerk of the Course and Handl- zapper—Mr. J, F, Verrail, The Mulberries, Denmark Hl, London, 8. F, . Fis? DAY—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, At length, after several postponements and vexa- tious delays, the Croydon ‘November meeting” has been tpangurated, although the ortzinal fixture was Bmonth since. A great deal of the iuterest that was mantiested in the principal event of the pro- gramme at the outset has been necessarily destroyed, Owing to all the bets neing off On two occasions, and, With the til luck that generally attends pos'= poned gatherings, the prospecis of che present mect- ing were ceriaiiiy anviniay but cheering. SELLING HURDLE Race of 6 sovs, each, with 25 added; weight for age, Winners extra and selling allowances, About one mile anda hall, over gx fignis. ge pew b. f. = legira, 3 yeu She eceseecee ur dherwoou's b,c. Tempis, «yea Mr. @. Stirliug’s bp. m, Surin Mr, G. P, Bentley’s Barcelona, Mr, Grabain’s Lothair, 4 y Mr. Borwood’s pki, 3 years, 10 Mx Ranoy’s L'Orpheline, 4 years, 10 st Mr W. H. Picktord’s Honflour, 4 years, 11 8L...... Betunyg—4 to 1 cacii against Temple and sks, 9 to 2 against Spiitire, to Leach against Honflenr and Lothar, 6 to 1 each against barcelona and L'urphe line, and 7 to 1 agwinst Lady Stanho,e A'SPELPLE CHASE SWEEPSTAKES Ol 6 fova, each, 2 ft. With 40 added; weignt for age, selling allowances ; About two mies and uw hall; ws subs, Mr. Yates’ b. g. Crawler, by Louwerer—Curatris TL Bt (£200)... .sevensees MF. Sand's b. m. Ada, aged, 12 st. 2 Ibs, ( .. Mr. Fryer’s Bisnopton, aged, il st. lu lis. (£100), Mx J. Nightingall’s b. bh. Scout, by The Range: years, 11 st. 6 tbs. Daigtish’s ch. g. Jol 12 Iba, (£200)..... eee ra Mr. F, G, Hoeson’s br. g. Corsair, aged, 11 st. 10 D8. (£100)..00 0006 sees Betung—z to 1 agaist Ada, ¥ to 1 again 41 L against Scout und 6 io 1 against Crawler, THR GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Lady Stanhope, by Marquis— 5 0 0 0 0 0° 0 of 20 sovs, each, Luft, with 100 added; winners ex. tra; the second saved pis stake; avont two inties nd a quarter, over nine Nights; 15 subs, Mr. Moreton’s br, g. Footman, by Tim Whimler-- Whuiteleg, 4 sears, 19 st. 9 Ips. Lord Conyngham’s b. g. Dervy 10 18... 6... Mr. J. Mumilora’s br, Mr. H.R, Ray's ch. ©, $ Mr. Fetherstonbaugh’s by WO st. 7 Ibs. sean Lord Stamtord’ New York, 5 years, 10 8t... 0 Berling—s to 1 each against Byron und Sylia, 7 to 2 inst Satanstoe, 4 10 1 Against Footman, and 10 to Lagatost Deroy Day. * PRE STEWARDS’ STEFPTE CASE Prats (handicap) of J0U sovs,; Winners extra, Aboul UWoanda half mules. Mr. Lee’sb. f. Molly Bawn, by Bel Demonio— Queen Anne, 4 years, 11st, 3 ibs, (nc. 7 lbs, ex. Mr Sandi's b. g Chief, 6 years, 10 st. 11 los. (ine, 7 1b, extra) 2 Lgntning, aged, 10st. (21 Mr. W. Hure’s ch. g, FY Mr. Percival’s b. f. Cheertul, 4 years, 10st. 7 1bs.. 4 Mr. B, Laud’s Leoncilio, 5 years, 10 8t. 10 Ibs.... 0 Mr. J, Reynolds’ », h. Tycoon, 5 years, 10 st. 4 ibs. 0 Mr. B. Brayley’s Gnome King, 4 years. 10 st...... 0 Betting—5 to 2 against Unies, 100 to 90 against Leoncilio, 9 10 2 against Molly Bawn, 6 tol against Gnome King aul 8 to | against any other, A MAIDEN Herve Race PLATS ot 100 sovereigns; weight for age; penailies and seliing allowances, One mile an‘! a halt, over 1x fights, Mr, J. Nightingall’s ch. £. Dora, by Weatherbit— Ada Maly, 4 years, LO st. (£100). Mr. G. Weaver's 0. m, Costabelle, 5 years, 11 6 Ibs, (£100)... ee eee eesens We Mr. F. Brayley's b. c. Sir Pertinax, 3 years, 10 st. al Mr. J. Biackman’s 7 lbs, 100) ~~. G. Jar ut Mears ma Mal Mr, Moreton’s cn. g. F eee 1 Bt. Lord Hawke, 3 years, 10 st. ° : 0 er, 3 years, + (£100. 0 ncy Boy, 4 years, 11 st, carn Gacess "Miss Laura, 3 years, 10 st. (£100). H Mr. T. Stevens’ ch. f. Magdala, 3’ years, 10 st, yi ist. 12th 2 (£100)... 0s vee 5 o uy A. Yates’ Snowdrop, 6 year: rd against Dora. 5 to | against Snow Leach against Lora Hawke and C je, and § to L against Magdala, BELOND DAY-—WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, THE Woopalpe HANDICAP STeEPLE Case of 10 sovereigns cach, 6 ft. in case Ol acceptance), with 100 adaed; winners extra. ‘Iwo mules. § subs, Mr. W. Hare's ch, g. Lightning, by King of ‘Tramps—Be Quick, aged, 11 8t. 10 Ibs..... . Mr. E. brayley's b. bh, Fortunatus, aged, 12 st. a 7 q are Mr. 8 br. ¢. Byron, 4 years, 11 st, 71bs 3 Mr. A. Ses br. h. Judge, 6 years, 11 st. 12 Ibs... & Mr. Warne’s br. b., by I’rune Miuister—Slatteri LL Bt. 7 LDS. eee cere ee 5 to | agaist ee ei " 1 each arene tus and Lightning, and 4 to 1 against Judge, PO ivarsar UTREPLE CHasé of 6 sovereigns each, aft, witn 40 added; weigut for age; winning pon- aites and gelling allowances. About three iniies. 10 suD8, Mr. Yates’ b, g. Crawler. by Lolterer=Curatrix, 4 years, lzet. (inc. 10 1Ds EXEPA), £200.46 1 Mr, W. Bawbridge’s Madame Celeste, & y 1) Bt. 4 Iba, (£100)... OES My, & Dalgiish’s br. m. Lwiter, aged, 12 Bt. (£100) 3 Bettin to 20n Crawler, THE SHIRLEY HeKvLe Kack HaxpioaP Path of 80 oV8,; Winners extra; avout one mile and a pall, over BX fights. MY, Fiison’s b. h, Sancebox (late Threarener", Caraciacus—Intinitauion, 6 years, 10 st. 1 TWA (imcluding 5 iUS. OXtEA)..cacecseecees ie | if, Moreton’s br. g. Footman, 4 years; 11 st, § 4, ADCLUMINE 10 1H. CXITA). .. 6. s0000+ ede sere 2 al Mr, A. Yates’ on. g. Harvester, Greta, 6 years, 10 st, 12)b8 Mr. V. St. John’s David Copp id, aged, B. Brayiey’s ch, in. Casse Lete,'6 years, 6 108........4. seeres Mr. Mumford’s Asti rolabe, aged, ti st. 7 ibs. 4 Lord Anglosey’s St. Virentiue, 6 years, 11st. 71b8,. by Stockwell — Po: co coceccees EH 1081 r. V. Morgan's Brick, aged, 11 st. 6 lbs. Mr, Clement's Scipio, awed, 11 st. 41b3, Major Byrne's Ouarievilte, 6 Years, 11 st, Mr, B, ray iey’s Silvermere, 6 years, 11 st. Mr. Lepton’s b. g, Hippolyte, aed, 10 81 ae ha KR. Brockton’s ampleforth, 6 years, st. 10 ibs, years, 10 6 a.’ Wambar 8 Betung at stare — 3 tot peri 5 ast D. Co} jeld, taken; 9 to 2 against ‘Harvester, taken; 6 tol nse Onarleville, taken; 6 tu 1 against Ampleforih, taken; 100 to 12 agatust Casse Tete, taken; luv to 12’against Astrolabe, taken; 100 to7 against St. Valentine, taken; 100 to7 against Broadlea, taken; 20 to L agaluse Brick, taken; 20 to 1 against Hippolyte, taken; 25 to 1 against Scipio, taken; 100 to 3 against. Wamba, taken; 40) to 3 azainst Fervacques, taken; mor against Silverinere, taken, ALDEN STEEPLE OHASE Of 5 Sova. each, 2 for- Sih ant Seeded, About two miles and ’a half, Captuin Herbert's ch, ¢, Bacchus, by Fat! ‘Thames—Braemar, 4 years, 11 rie bs. a 1 Mr. Sherwood’s b,c, Temple, 4 years, 11 st. Mr, Hs meet br. & Bov, 4 yeurs, 11 Bt... jetting—fven on Baccnus, 2 to 1 § to 1 against Temple, a ra aia aaa THE ENGLISH TUKP-—-BANKRUPTCY OF LORD DB MAULEY, At the Bankruptcy Court, on Tuesday, thiacase came on before Mr. Registrar Pepys. Nt. Kobert- son Gritiths pat in @ claun ior £1,500, uader the fol- lowing circumstanves:—In 1867 Lord de Mauiey in- siructed Mr, Bally und a gentleman with whom His Lorasnip had hat frequent sporun trausactioas to Jay £10,000 against Hermit as t ie, Winner of the Next Derby, at 12 to 1, Me. Bally fatiéd to place the Money, but, acting on ao general authority, ne Placed £2,500, £1,000 of which was mn fact placed by a Mr. Bush, whois also a claimant for prool, and in respect to £500, Mr. Bauly had to guarantee the ay Ment if Hermit should win, Hermit did win and Lord de Mauley, not boing able to meet his engagements, gave two bills of exchange to Batly for £1,600, which were subsequently dishonored. Mr, Bally nuw claimed as a creditor tor £1,403, being the amount or the principal and interest, Mr. Finley Koignt, On the part of the trustee, resisted the ciatm on the ground that 1t was an tilegal gambling transaciuon, Mr. Griffiths, on the other hand, urged that sr. Bally acted simply as an agent, and was enutled to rove as for money advanced 10r his lordsip’s use, Lond do Males ee anugnensa im order that @ © examine - ane MpovisTnith, Dee, 30, SHS Hain Mr, Land's Leoncillo stipped on landing over 4 at Croyden while running in the ‘Soward's eple Chase Plate and dislocated his Shonlder, co CITY GOVERNMENT. [OFFICIAL] Board of Assistant Aldermen, AhTATED nrast0N, . URSDAY, Jan. % 1872-4 o'Clock P, M, The Board mat in their Chamber, No. 16 (1 parse ofa Rite 16 City Hail, pursu- resent—The Chairman (Asalatan. Aldermai Schwartz, in the chair) and the (ollowing uiembera 2 ee Assistant Aldermen Fo'ey, Stacom, O'Brien, (alvin, Rob- Inaon, Healy, Hurtty Kraus, Coddington, Strack, Pinckney, 0, Connor, Littletield, Gers, § Cum: fnkys McDonald and Tal 21. Weta ABistant lerman STA©OM called for thi rmlnutes of the previous meeting. siren ‘Adeistant Alasrman HEALY moved that the read minutes of the previous mesting be dapeasen whee piso AN put the question whet a A ether the Board would pMiuch was decided in the atirmative by the following vote: Afirmative—Assistant Aldermen Foley, Stacom, O'rlen, Galvin, Robinson, Healy, Kraus, Costello, Littetleld? Cumisky and Mebonald—Il. ; Negative— ant Aldermen Hartt, Coddingtor trac! Pinckney, ie, Connor, Gels, Simonson, Schwartz an Hall, And the Caammzan annonnced that the reading of the minutes of the previous merting would be dispensed with, and that the Board would now resume consideration of the following resolutions, by Assistant Alderman Kraus, pending at the time of the adjournment of the Board yeateraa: Resolved, That Charles ©. Pinckney be and hereby ts bo Abagees of the Board of Assistant Aldermen for the year 1872, Resolved, That Adam Engel be and Is hereby chosen Ser- eant-at-Arms to the Board of Assistant Aldermen for the ved, That Danie: Cronin be and ts hereby chosen Poorkerper to the Boar! of Awsistaut Aldermen for the year Assistant Aide) hation be anbet! the same pe adoptet an STAOCOM ed that the following reso for the foregolug resolutions and that Ri . Hall be and he 1s hereby elected Prest- dont of the Board of Assistant Aldermen for the year 1#72. ‘The CHAIRMAN put the question whethor the Board would agree with sald motion, — wea decided in the affirmative by the following vost ‘Gano age Aerie Bee Fate, O'Brien, alvin, Robinson, Healy, Custello, Littetield, Camisky, Met Douaid and Hail". ‘ i Negative—Asalsiant Allermen Hartt, Kraus, Coddington, Strack, Pinckney, Wade, Connor, Gels, Simonson and Schwartz—10, And the CHAIRMAN announced that Otls T, Hall was chosen Prositent of the Board of A: tant Aldermen for the year 1672, ‘The CHAIRMAN then appointed Assistant Aldermen Sta- com and Pinckney @ committee to escort the President elected to the chair. ‘The President elect was welcomed to the chair by the Chalr- man, who thereupon retired, and on takiog the chair the PRESIDENT artdressed the Board as follows:— AUDRESS OF THR PRESIDENT, Tam nly thanktul, gentlemen, for the high token of your consideration in chor sing me to Banger over your delibera- tions for the ensuing term. Tt will be my purpose eo to guide those deiiberations as to gerye practically and faithfuly the oa.use of reform. I ask and expect to receive from sou, to thia end, your hearty co-operation. 1 would earnestly 're- mend the reduction of the expenses of this Board, and bh investigation and legislation in municipal affairs as rve lo make toils great metropolis well gore rned with the least possible burden of taxation. In reference to city improvements and the makiny of Contracts, the best fnterests of the efty, and not those ot the contractors, shonid be considered. I would also suggest auch legislation as may tend to discontinue and prevent for the future the great pubic Ineonventence and loss of life jucident to tue present erniduct of certain railroad monopo- lies within our limits, I hope to see old party lines and differences disregarded, and trust we may, as representa- tives of the people, work harmoniously in the cause o muntetpal reform—that cause which has lately wrought such changes in our midst, OCOMMITTER TO WAIT UPON THR MAYOR. t Alderman HEALY novel that a committer of Inted to wait upon the Mayor, and tnform bin joard of Assistant Aldermen for 1872 are duly or- ind ready to act Upcm any matter he may wish to Thy before them, ‘The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would ager with aald motion. b ecided in the affirmative, Pi ident appointed ag such commiites A: nt eaiy, Hartt and Coddington. TO WAIT UPON THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, A\lerman ROBINSON moved that a committee of inte n are dul ‘The Prveroes agree with ich was decided ih the affirmative. And the PRESIDES «appointed as such comsmiites Aselst- ant Aldermen Robinton, Pinckney and Simonson. Aldermas Navy presented the following reso- hanks is hereby tendered to A Schwarts for the able and tm- discharged the duties of pre- siding oflicer of this Board during thet ong er uring the perted of temporary tant Alderman RORTNRON rove, 1 that i be amended by widding thereto tho tioning aueies ee that a ike vote Js hereby tendered to Accent Alderman Francia J. Geta for his faitl{viiness in the percormanee of ti a of teh ie tl Sd temporary Organization.” pied provosed amendment was ecceys, - alterman'teay 4 cepied by Assistant ¢ PRESIDENT put the question whether the Bo; ne with auld resolution. Sneed yonen nanimousiy decided tn the atirimative, Alderman STRAOK presented the Lollowing reso. ™ and ready for the transaction of business, put the question whether the Board would }, That a rote of iderman Obristi manner in which he ‘That a committee of three be appointed, who: uty It shail be toascertain the nurater of elerks and hee ary labor of the oflice; by what names they sha:l be derignated trovable nomber of bours aach day required for the over discharge of their duties, and the compensation thereturs d report the resuit of thelr inquries, tog recommentations as, in their judgment, reduce to @ minimum the expensen of the Cle the Board, at the eartient time practicable; and that no a pointment to any ofice wnder the Board be made unuil the Feport of said committer is recelved und acted ui ‘Assistant Alderman ROwUNsON moved that be amenied by siriking t realy being the words “and that no appointment to any ofice under the Board be made until th report of sald Committee ie received and aeted upon.” A tant Alderinan GEIS moved as an amendment to the amendment moved by Aasixinnt Alderman Kovinson, hate tion be added, in che following worl Kesvlved, That the Comunittes report at (he nest stated ing ot the Board.” Which proposed amendment was accepted by Assistant Alderman Kob:nson, ‘Aud which proposed amendment was accepted by Al ant Alderman Strack. ‘The PRESIDENT then pnt the question whether the Board wonld agree with sald two resovations, Which was decided in the ain mauve. Assistunt Alde-man PINCKNEY arose ana gave notice that ot the next meeting of the Hoard he woud present (he prov teat of Wilham P. Simpson in relation to the memovership in this Board of the Filtesnth Amsembly district, auch protest having been in his possession, but bad been temporaniy islatct, r fue PREIDENT directed that the notice just given shouid the minucer, pr CONNOR presented the following reso- luuon j= mittee, to conaiat of three mem- es tool 8 Semmes Council, be appurnted to th such, to n+ nem pera of each Board of t take into consideration the subject of providing for and rez- ulating the use of Fourth avenue sbove Forty-second street, for raflway purposes, and to report a plan for by which the relative interests of the city, the Harlem road Company and the owners of property on and contigu- Sus to sald part of Fourth avenue, mey be treated justly and equitably, und with due reeara to fhe weight of proftanie and, pledged aovantage the city has already conceded to ‘ail railroad company, the benefits id company confers upon the eity and the trat pub- he the clalms and interests, legal and equitable, municipal and personal, which said ‘property owuers have in connection with tuis subject; euch plan not to embrace any proposition or condition whereby the Corporation of the city of New York aba! undertake or become pledged or lia- ble to pay for any change, alteration or imp signed to enure to the advantase, benent, profit or couve- nfenee of the said railroad company. Assistant Alderman StacoM moved that said resolution be pererras tothe stan.ing Committee on Raliroads when appointer, he PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would agree with said mition, hich was decided in the affirmative by the following Afirmative—Assistant Aldermen Foley, Stacom, O'Brien, Galvin, Robin Healy, Hartt, Costello, Litt.eteld, Cum- tsk: C the Presivent—12, nt Aldermen Kraus, Coddington, dtrack, Pinckney, Wade, Connor, Gels, Simonson and schwartz --9. And the same was directed to be committed to the Btand- $ng Committes on Railroads when appointed. sistant Alderman HRALY moved that the Board do now take a recess for twenty minutes, Assistant Alderman ROLINSON moved that the Board do pow ® journ until Monday next, 1th inst, ab two o'clock ut the question whether the Roard ‘The Present Frould agree with the moon made by Assistant Alverman ‘obingon. Which was decided in the afirmative, Whereupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood adjourned until next Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. JOSEPH BEMPSEY, Clerk. SALGS AT AUUTL B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, SATUATION = WANTED—FEMALI S. Cooks, ace. AQ) NEST, JSTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS baking and desserts; best city reference, PROFESSIUNAL MIETUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES. 51 EAST 90TH BT.GOVERNESS,—A GERMAN LADY, 1 who speaks French and English, aud is an accom: plished pianist, as governess to young ladies, Address Mies COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, yrganon WANTED.BY A RESPECTABLE MAR map, as ole gardener or to take charge of braveken; wil be diseenart) ia tae eeks mend from laat place. "Address 3. ROGERS" New Lb first class cook; understands all kinds of cooking, 223, BIST ST. BFTWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS... HAR- lem.—Two respectable youn: giris; Ove as cook, Washer and froner, the other as chambermald and waitress; best city reference if required. 315 BOWERY.—A FINE GERMAN COOK AS HOUSE- © keeper in‘a respectable house; 18 competent in all her work ; 1s well recommended, 4.02 WEST SIST ST.—AS FIRST CLASS ENGLISH 5 cook; understands French ¢ishes; no objection to & first class private boarding house; good reference. Call or address from 10 tlil 4 o'clock. 406 EAST 29TH ST. (RING FIFTH BELL).—A RE- spectable girl as plain cook, washer aud troner ina small family ; best city reference, ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK BY AN ENG- Ush eiri, lately landed; has lived with respectable fam- Ines a achat elYate Rasch eres ane RUTH 5 iy re adress: TAUGUE, box 147 Herald ofliee, rn Chambermaids. &c. D239 EAST STH BTA RESPECTABLE GIRL «34 aschambermatd and waitress, in a small private family; good city reference. Call for two days. A* ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY, TEACHER OF French and Spanieh, will give lessons at ber own or at pupil's restdevce, Address M. D. A., 215 West Thirteenth s BEING PECU- Todo. andreas B. A. YOUNG LADY OF REFINEM: Ld Marly situated, wisuea copyin, RAY, station D, Bivie House, ANY ONE DESIRING THE SERVICE OF A LAO’ oF refinement, skilled in sewing and accomplished in read- ine, to act as housekeeper and companion fol an invalid lady or Otherwise; salary not so much an object a#a pleasant home. Address T. L, M., Post oflee, Brooklyn. "HELP WANTED—FEMALES. 'S TURKISH BATHS, LEXINGTON AV., COR- ‘Sth st.—Wanted, an iahetltante ineustrious Ameri- ¢an woman as matron; aiso two Protestant girls; one as launaress; one up maira, Must be well recommenied, 1. STEWART & CO. WANT SEVERAL TALENTED A and experienced dressmakers ; those having city eape- desk, Broadway and 10th te co and speaking French preferred. Apply at manager's GERMAN GIRL WANTED--FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work in a sma'l American family; wages #12. 101 Went 88th at,, from 10 to 12. 305 EAST wre, St.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS, IN A OU) private family; one as chambermad and laundrees, and the other as cook ; best clty references, AQT TTT AV. IN STORE.—AS CHAMBERMAID 7 and waitress, or chambermaid and nurac; Jewish family preferred. | to take charge of workroom. Address, statin OREWOMAN WANTED—ONE FULLY EXP: enced in the manufacture of neckties and competent with whom last employed and expectations, L, W. & CO., Herald office. ANTED—A WOMAN AS SEAMSTRESS AND CHaM- bermaid, Apply on Monday, at 61 Sth av. oe BY ALLEN B, at ag & BROTHERS, jato HENRY H. LEDS & MINER, Established 1647), WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, at 10! o'clock, at our salesrooma, 9% Chambers and 77 Reade streets, GENTEEL HOUSHbHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARP. ae. F me. iTS, %e Removed for convenience of aale. Det, RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Oltce and Copii, yf — street, opposite the Post of a SECOND HAND HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will soll on Saturday, at 1046 o'clock, at thelr salesroom, 87 Naseau street, a lirxe assortment of genteel Household Furniture, Turkish Lounges and Chairs. Dining Room Chairé to match, walnnt Dressing Bureaus, Washstanda, Commodes, Hair Mattresses, Feather Be |, Bolster avd Pillows; Pickhardt Sofa Bedstead, Centre Tables, Cheat of Drawers, Mirrore, Curtains, Shades, Parior Shades, Fxtension Tatler, Cane Seat Chara, Rockers, Reclin- ing Chaira, feather Beds, Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerators, Safes, Desks, &c., &c. Also Double-barrel Gun (Mortimer, of Loneon). Colt's Revolving Rifle. Oak Armchairs, in feather, 20 Oak Dining Koom Buffets, UGUSTE MARTINES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Bale of the Reason, at the elezant private residence, 86 West Fifteenth street, near Fifth avenue, on THIS DAY (SATURDAY), at 10 o'clock, Magnificent Drawing Room Furniture, Paintings, noforte, Bronzes, Rare Works of Art, vatued $80,000, Superb Drawing Room Furniture, Pompadour, Ma- rie Antomette styles, covered brocatel, ‘reps; raneteri¢ Cabinet, Tables, Encolgnures, Bookcase, Eli Canterbury, tings by eminent artists, ’ ros 0 forte,’ celebrated maker; Medallion Carpets, Bronzes,'Silverware, Vases, Curtains, Mirrors, rose- wood, walnut Bureans; Be ‘steads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Extension Table, Buffet, Chinaware, Linen,’ Glassware, Basement, Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory, to the highest bidaer. UOTION NOTICE,—BALANCE 88 ORATES CROCK- ery and two casks China {a ordered opened and will be dold at auction Thuraday, Jannary 18, at 1U o'clock, at 71 Barclay street. UCTION SALE—AT PRIVATE, 8} iN! 2 West 26th at.—HENRY PASS eRe, # day, commencing at 10% o'clock, all the elegant and costly Household Furniture; Planoforte, rich Parlor Suits, in figured and plain satin and allk’ reps; Brussels Carpets, rrors, Bedroom Suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Spring ‘and Hair Beds, Bedding, &c.; aiso Dining Room, ‘Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive, A UCTION ; AUCTION, AUCTION NOTICE.— ‘This (Saturday) moraimg, commencing at 1049 o'clock, at private residence, 120 West’ 28d street, near 6th avenue, Over $15,000 worth’ ot elegant and plain Honsehold Furuie elegant 74 octave Planoforte, mude to order, coat 81,000: Parlor Suits, Mirrors; Carpets, Bookcase, Etageres, Centre Tables, Chamber Suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washatands, Armoir-a-Glace, Mattresses, Feather Heda, Uli: cloths, China and Silver Ware, &c,, in ‘all over 400 lots, by catalogue, Sale positive, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ‘THIS (Saturday) MORNING at 1036 o'clock, at the elogant five story brown stone residence, 2 West Forty-second street, near Seventh avenue, EDWEN & CO., Auctioneera, Magniticent rosewood 714 octave Pianoforte. double round corner, richly carved leg and case, cost $875; Drawing Room Furniture, Marie An- toinette and Pompadour styles, covered with satin brocatel ture, comprisin, : 00: ana reps, Cabinets, gilded ‘and ined Tables, Etageres, Bookcases, Mirr intings, Bronzes, Clocks, Tosewoou and walnut Becsteads, Buseaus, Wash: stands, Commodes, spring and hat’ Mattresses, Bed Blanketa, Tarkish Chairs, Lounges, Botas, Chairs, Rockers, Sideboard, Extension Tables, “China, Glasay Sil Servants’ and Kitchen Furniture, Sale ponitive. Parties wishing to attend this eale take mixta, Reventt or Eighth avenue cars. Responsible men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers: LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooma, 18 Liberty, 11 Cedar and 38 Church streets, Horse Mart, 108 and 110 Cedar, 46 and 43 Church streets. Furniture, Carpets aud Bedding. THIS DA -, at 10% o'clock, WALDRON & COOKE will sell as abore a larze agsortment of second hand and new Furniture, &c., including — Fine Parior Suita, ae Chamber Suita, VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS. Bedding of every description, Crockery, Cattery, Chro.iok, i) Paintings aud Bogravings. Roserrood Pianos, Safes, Denis, &¢. A tine assortment CTION, SALE OF WOOD YARD,—TRE CONTENTS of a Wood Yard, consisting of Engine, « ofler, Sharing, Machinery thereto be- Kast Twen- Belting, and all other Fixtures and longing, will be aold on the premises 420 and 423 third strect, New York iy. on Wednesday, January 1) ty-t ii, at 12M. Also two valual wood Wagon: RT AT JV" ROBERT § will sei] at the le Horses and three kindling '» Auctioneer, 82 Fifth a¥enue, SOMERVILLE GALLERY, on Monday and Tuesday eveniogs, January 15 and 16,0 large collectioa of age comeno* "PINE OIL PAINTINGS, now on exhibition free, YM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. a Will sell this day (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, at the Sales- rooms 79 Nassatt street, near Fuiton, o large and general aa- rortment of Parior, Chamber, Dining Room and other Furnl- ture, Parlor Suite of rosewood and walnut, Lounges, Book- cases, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, French Plate Mirrors, Carpets, &c. A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as chambermat:( and assist with washing and iron- ing. Address E, M., Tompkinaviile, Post oflice, 8. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 171 LUDLOW ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKT! wish fe engagements at her own house; can also teach few more ting and fitting. 235 EAST S/TH &T., SMITH'S TOY STORE.— Fc A smart English girl, |, 1p any capacity; good plain ——_—. A YOUNG LADY AS SEAMSTRESS—NO OBJECTION A to asst in the chamberwork. Address CARRIE, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. TED—WORK IN FAMILIES TO CUT AND MAKE boys’ clothes; also cloth and velvet garments, Ad- dress Mra, BYRON, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,266 Broadway. General Heusework, &c. EAST 10Yi ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO do general housework; ts a goud washer and 281 froner. WEST 45TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO 3425 ousework in n smail private family; good washer und {roner ; good reference, 512 WEST 38TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO goout by theday for general work; understands fine washing and fluting; best references, Housekeepers, &c. WIDOW, OF 228 WEST STH st —a souTH : © cuiture and refinement, fully capable of making Home agreeable, as lousexepver or to do copying. || 1 : Mrs, FO! G97 BROADWAY, ROOM 34.—AN ACCOMPLISHED de foreign lady, educated in Paris, as housekceper; French, English and Italian spoken, N AMERICAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE A SITUATION as housekeeper; hotel alte oped or store room. Ad- Lied tel A. ROBERTS, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,266 roadway, A YOUNG LADY, Airanger in the ei, Address J. A., box 192 Broaaway. A MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW LADY, PROTESTANT, us working housekeeper; no objection to children, Address Mrs. R. B., box 114 Herald Uptown Branch vflice, 1,265 Broadway. ye ENGLISH LADY OF MIDDLE AGE WISIES A position as housekeeper in a family and to instract chil- dren in music and the English branches. Address Maqam HARVEY, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,263 Broadway. A REFINED AND THOROUGHLY RELIABLE MID. dle-aged American lady as housekeeper, or companion and nurse to an fovalid; travellin, ence, Address M. HARRISON, fice, 1,265 Broadway. OF PLEASING ADDRESS, 4 desires a position ax housekeeper. ferald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 or otherwise; beat refer- lerald Uptown Branch of- ANTLD-—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework. Inquire at 147 East 29th st. ANTED-—A GIRL TO ATTEND A BAKERY, at 449 Fulton st., near Jay, Brookiyn. ANTED—A WET NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST of milk, Apply at 28 East Broadw: ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF \ APPLY W baby an ‘illing to he if ft Al ub ea ee ee eee W “ ivelconree wanhituc “Appi with olty sefarehoes at 0b Irving place, between 10 and 1 o'clooke celia mach 7 ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A COOK, WASH- ‘@r and jroner; beat references required. 35 Beekman A. M., be GOth and Slat ats,, east side, WARTED—10 GO, TO PIILADELPHIA, A COMPE- tent German girl an sea i nurse to one child, Address, for one week, L. M. hat. Philadelphia, ANTED—A SMART COLORED GIRL TO COOK, a iron for one in family. Apply at basement yt Nos. 9 and 1 Ablagdon square, with good reference. ‘ANTED—A CLEAN, TIDY YOUNG MAN, AS CLERK in a retail bat and fur store, Call corner 8th ay. an ‘iat at., in the nat store, after 9 o'clock. ANTED—A CAPABLE WOMAN TO DO THE WORK for a family of two ersous; @ short distance in the & REDDIBH, 8 Warren st. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS POLISHING GIRL, acoustoined to diamond work. Apply to BATTELLE, & TAYLOR, No. 9 Malden lano, 7 ANTED—OPERATORS ON SHOES, TO GO A SHORT Aiatance in the country: wages, from $6 to $14 per weer. Apply for one week, between the hours of 10 and 4, at 28 Warren st., first flo JAMES KETCHELL, -ANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRESS AND ASSIST IN waiting; must he honest and agreean'e; for a private boarding house; wages $12; between 8 and 9 o’clook P, M.; 810 East 9th a ANTED—A CAPABLE. WOMAN TO COOK, WASH and tron, anda girl am seamstress ond waitress; Pro- testants. Apply at 15 East 80th st., from 10 to 4 o'clock, with city references, * Gy aAntep—In A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST CLASS ‘waiter and cook (man and wife preferred), English or French; none need reply un'ess the highest recommendation and reference can be given, Address A. L. C., box 143 Herald ofiice. TO $8-MADE IN FOUR HOUR: women apply at 117 Nassau st., room 22 ENERGETIC ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, GENTLEMAN, ABOUT TO START FOR KANSAS ity, will accept agencies or samples of some staple articles selling in that region, Address A. B., box 1i4 Herald ———_————? ANTED—TO GO INTO THE COUNTRY, A MA’ and wife (Scotch or English); man to take care ol horses = Cag CP ry we to couk o. general work. Call Saturd: WARNER & COS, No. 2 Hessen se uslaianpietvag HELP WANTED—MALGS NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, LEXINGTON corner 25th st.—Wanted, ‘an honest, ous, strictly temperate American, not older’ than 25; also young physi ‘or medical student for office; refere ences requ: APPLY AT THE 8TUYVESAN after 10 A. M, od Goon, EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED, TO CAN: vasa this city and Brooklyn for the “Great Work of the Nineteenth Century.” Call and examine; room No. 8 Howard Building, 178 Broadway. BI. FISK & CO., Pubitebers, FFICE AND COLLECTION BOY WANTED -ABOUS ears of age: must come well recommen: to GRIFITH & BYRNE, printers, 118 and 110 Leonard ee pales phil iM Rnbalacn D adnain ts Sec O_O MPHREE INTELLIGENT MEN WANTED—TO INTRU. duce the College Courant among graduates in this oll yt furnished, Apply between 10 and 12 o'clock at room al a WASTEDSA SMART HOY, 70, OPEN | OYSTERS and work in @ dining saloon. 273 8th av., basement. ANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE HARDWARB trade; must reside with his parents and oome well recominended. Apply at 373 Bowery. ANTED -AN AMERICAN BOY, TO LEARN 8TA- tonery business; must have (est reference; salary firnt year $180, Address WARREN, Herald office, ANTED—A 8MART, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT 18 OR 20, to assist at tending bar; clly references. Apply at 8 ‘Hh av. ANTED.-MEN TO EXAMINE OUR NEW CORN ” poallert 8 ee ae bushels per hour; retails at $1 60; no charge for right a day eany. jefe: WEBSTER & CO., 95134 Bowery. WASTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE HARDWARE to run of érrands reside with bie ta in thie ehty fanawriting, HARDWARE, vox 180 Hema cure 2 Ow ANTED—A BOY ABOUT 14, IN A BREWERY office, to axsist at the deak and make himself cenere ally axeful; one speaking German preferred, ‘Address HUD- IVER, Herald office, STOUR SON RIN of fgo8 ebance for WANTED FOR WHALING VOYAGER 9 American and German young ‘men: good men. Apply this day to J. MORRISON & CO., 109 South street, up statra. Ll eal CARTOON DA’ AN IMNENS! 7 ge a = LOCAL Il POLITICAL HIT, TAKING A TURN ON THE PUBLIC HOBBY HORSE. MAYOR HALL HELPING GENERAL JoUN “70 ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS IN THE SADDLE. 5 a = l| EVENING TELEGRAM | a ¢ DAY, | WITH ALL THE NEWS AHEAD OF office, A YOUNG MAN, JUST ARRIVED FROM SWITZER. land, desires a'place in a family, Address M. A,, 79 Washington synare. ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY OF EDUCA- tion, a peeen, as housokeeper or companion, or to travel with a family; thoroughly competent in either cat city and willing to make herself useful; good reference pes acsiee Mrs. L. D, P., Herald Uptown Branch ofiice, ,260 Broadw: enatal ra CARTOON lI e * 10-DA AM IMMENSE LOCAL | POLITICAL HIT. TAKING A TURN ON THE I PURLIC HOBBY NORSE, MAYOR HALL HELPING GENERAL JOHN 10 ESTABLISH Hr IOV ARTERS IN THE | \ouLE, NEWS ABEAD OF ALL THE EVENING Parers, Lanndresses. &e. ST ISTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO go out by the day or week to do washing, froning or ecleaning, or would take washing at home; best city reference, AST QOTH ST., FIRST FLOOR —A RESPECT- AUCTIONEER, & WEINBERG? » sale, this day (Saturday, Jan: 18), at 14 o'cloca, at No. 12 “Bower wainit Sofa, f Tete-a-Tetes, 1 Arm Chair and 7 Chal By order of A. AARONS, City Marshal, Also Wines, Liquots and Champagnes, in quantities to suit dealers and othera. Also Watches and’ Jewelr , Note Paper, Gloves. Napkins, Fancy Goods, Combs, Knives, &c, Dealers especially juvited, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONERR, e THIS DAY, January 13, at 11 o’cloek, at the Auction Room No, 1 North William atreet, Household Furniture-Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, stand, Bedstead and Bedding, Looking Glasses; also a of Stationery, Books, Inkatands, Pockethooks, Showcase ; io two new Singer's Sewing Machines, one Howe's le’, five boxes Soap, lot G Wooden Ware, Bateher’s Fixtures, A’ Marshal's sain, Patent Iron Safe. By order ot the Marshal, ORTGAGE SALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL neil this day, at 11 o'clock, at 61 Hudson street, a large antity of Sewing Machines, Machmery, &c. By order of joel O. Steven torney {or m ARSTIAL'S one Fi Sy E. § DA. Hievolaas wishes totake s few fesaior® washing, QY5 BAST 4 ST. BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVSe Ze). second floor,—X first clase laundress to g0_out steady Mondays and Tuesdays to do fin washing and on. ing; thoroughly understands her business in all its branches; no objection to up town, 936 WEST wih stk RESPECTABLE GIRL AS IO good washer and ironer; is @ good plain cook, makes good bread and pies; best city references, D4] NEST NTH BT IN THE REAR, ROOM 1—4 4 first class lanndress, to do families’ and gentlemen’ Washing at home; can do Guting and do up clothes on rea- sonable terms ; good reference, WEST S0TH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— Respectable woman to go out by the day to wash ood reference if required, 326 NEST MIM ST. BETWEEN TI AND. Ovi a) avs.—A first class laundreas wishes gentlemen's, ladies? or fainily washing; uo objection to go out to work} firet class references. Mra, LANDOR, RIFMS SALE.—R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL > sell on Monday, Jan. 15, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the Vropersy of the New York Printing Company, commenc- hug at No, & Duane street; from there to the. type foundry corner of Frankun and Centre streets; thenc® to 213 Fast ‘Twelfth street. The property of this company consists of a large and general assortment of Printing Presses, Litho- graphic Presses, Stones, and Material, Type, Steam En- ines, Boilers and Machinery necessary to a first class prin fog estabiianment. Also tl Lease at 313 FE Tweitth etrest, from Leo, 1, 1870, to By’ orun or'616,C00 per annua. , re MATTHEW T, BRE Wiiri1aM H. Buna, Deputy Sheriff. Dated New You, Doe, 27, 1871, HOUSES, ROOMS, &Cy WANTED. JANTED-SUIT OF ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, FOR W three gent emen; locality between Twenty-third and Twenty-sixth streets and Madison and Lexington avenu for occupancy any time in two months ensuing. Addre > box 8,720 Post offic Pal fle MANUFACTURING — PURPOSES, three or four Lofta, about 601100, with 25 horse power; location one block east or west of Broadway, between Worth and Bleecker streets. Address box 1,942 Post office, ANTED—UNFURNISHED, A FLOOR OR SUIT OF five Rooms, for adults, on ‘first or second floor; must have gas and water on floor; rent paid in advance and not to exceed #25 or RH) per month. Address, giving full particu- lars, J, W. H., Herald office, P TANTED-A TWO-STORY HOUSE, LOCATED BE- tween Twelfth and Thirtieth streets, Second and Sixth infurnished preterred, price @400, Address L. B., 1d offees : : WASTED-A SMALL FRENCH PLAT, PROM THREE i Rooms; furnished or unturnished. Adare box 140 Herald Uptown Branch office, No. 1): V Ye :)-BY A. FAMILY, CONSISTING OF THREE Persons (no children), hve Rooms, completely and ele gantly furnished for Nght housekeeping; house mast be pri- vate, aud location between Fourteenth and Thirty-ffth street4, Madison and Seventh avenues, Address, te | = Pog Arteulars, A. Dey box 124 Herald Uptown Brancl 5 Brousdway, ANTED FOR A MONTIL OR TWO, OR LONGER, and rerpeetaple house, where no boarders vin sized, nloewy turnished Room, with cod water, between Lexington and h and Forteth 18, Tent not to ex- Geed $4 per wee! with fnll particulars, RICHARD, 1, 1,265 Broadwi Herald Uptown By WANTED FOR CLUD PURPOSES—ONE LARGE House or two ady) nine, located between Forty-second and Firty-nioth streets and Lexington and sixth avenues, from the In. ot May next, or oilers trom parties. willing tO erect a suitable building ‘tor eich prepose, ata talr rental. Aauiress, with (ull particulars, box 244 Pout’ tad ae, wi oat office, V ANTED—A FURNISHED ROUSE TILL MAY 1, 1872 and no longer, vy a small private family ; must be handsomely turaished, with rent not exceeding 80 per possession immediately; location above Fourteenth a between Third and Sevanta avenues, Parties ouses to rent which do not comioim to tha above Fe " \ . wer this a rernaoments Ade ome Hs Ji sy DOK S788 Pont Mom, 342 EAST NTH ‘eS family’s was 466 709 A WOMAN WISHES TO DO A is ® very good hand, aT AYSA, RESPECTABLE Nye ll kd at home or woul out ie day, ksscmane y “8 ‘ers. Priver, {TH AV.A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS washer and ironer, or to go out to work by the day, Nurses &c. 4.G TH, Ava BETWEEN 19TH AND MATH sr neat, competent girl as infant nurse, ‘Those that can sleep at home may apply after 12 o'clock. 149 WES? 4TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRIL, b bn landed, as nurse and chambermaid or mind a baby; would make hei ould mi if generally uretut. 23 EAST 118TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG A424 Woman as wet nurse; good reverence. Call before 305 EAST 82D 8T.—PROTESTANT WOMAN AS OVO nurse, take the entire charge of a baby and act as scamatre: best city references, 3.4 () BAST STH ST, BETWEEN IST AND 2D Avs.— OU A respectable married lady that loat her own baby wants a baby to wet nurse at ber own honse; none Dut reapectabie people need apply. Call for three days, 3.4.6 EAST, STH ST BASEMENT DOOR—A RE. ¢ spectable elderly “Protestant American woman to take care of an infant or one or two growing children; can few and knit. Apply for two days, EAST STH ST, NEAR 18ST AV.—A YOUNG 4.10 nurse, 1,327 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Serit AND s7rtt «0.4 4 ata, second foor.—A capable sick nurse ts reaay for engagementa, or would nurse an invalid; references fret class, Physicians call .or two daya, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE colored itl, with a family going to Nawav, as nurse or lady's mi best references. Address THEODOSIA, care of J. B, Vandervoort, Astoria, L, I. German woman, With a fresh breast of milk, us wet Miscelinneous. SWISS WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION 0 TAKE AN. Gare of fovaitd ladies or an cook la a French or Spauish ress 8. Y., Herald office, A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AS as regaria honesty and respectability, Herald Uptown vranch.ofice, 1,265 Broadway. ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, AN UNMARRIED DATRY ‘Wireman, tresh from the tusiness, American by birth, maker and neat housekeepe f a amall ¢ and house; good butter age 26 quired, Aadress FARM OWNER, Herald office, COMPANION to 36; reference re- Intelligence OMves. ERMAN SERVANTA—FOH ALT, PORITIONS, CAPA- ‘dle and trustworthy, constantly fous! §, ‘808 Howerr, mntrance ol let ** re LOW K. YOUNG SWISS, LATELY LANDED, WHO SPEAKS French and German, an waiter ina private family; frat reference, Address T.G. N., 79 Washington aquare. (A FRENCH WAITER, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, wants a situation ina private family, Address L. B., Hsrald Uptown Branch office, COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A private family; fully under from 10 A, M. to2'P. M. at 250 West 27th st, 8 BUTLER AND VALET.—THE ADVERTISER, HAV- Ing completed his engagement with the Governor Gen- eral of Canada, desires a situation as above: the highent tes- acres ODEN. at urn, Willlsmsos's, 808% eo d ANTED- SITUATION AS PORTER; HAVE HAD experience asa carpenter; willing and able to do hard work, Address for three cays R, FINLAY, 608 West 33d nt, A. SMART, ACTIVE TEA CLERK WANTED—AT 4% 2D AX av. corner 7th ste CCOUNTS ADJUSTED AN ‘1D BOOKS BALANCED and acientifically kept; books balanced however compll- catedly confused, Address A B. R., box 3,433 Post oftice, CCOUNTS IN SEVEN LANGUAGES.--ARREARS written up: books arranged, kept, examined or bal- anced, JAMES COX, 47 Wall’ street, third oor, YOUNG MAN, WHO IS QUICK AND CORRECT AT figures and a rapid writer, wishes a situation; can come well recommended, Address ‘RAPID, box 145 Hera'd office, Ae meSTEWART, #00. WANT A. PERSON THOR: + onehly competent to take charge of the retail sa'es of their ribbon department, Apply at Manager's desk, Broad- way and 10th at, YOUNG MAN WANTED—WHO IS THOROUGHLY acquainted with the wholesale artificial and millinery hhonses North, West and East. Only a competent and expe- rienced salesman need answer by letter. 45 Mercer at, YOUNG MAN, WITH Al REFERENCES AND LONG experience in the stock brokerage business. solicits an Gpeargment: desk or outalte work, Address PRIME, box 148 rald office. A YOUNG MAN WANTED—AS AX restaurant; good reference a1 aalary small to begin. Call DOUPH, 176 Bleecker at, f N EXPERIENCED HOUSE SALESMAN WANTED— By a lace and white goods importing and jobbing bouse; iberal arrangements witl be made with a_ man who can in- eee trade, Address LACE SALESMAN, Herald oftice, WELL EDUCATED AMERICAN (AGED 26) FROM the country wishes any situation where honesty and in- Guatry would be appreciated, Understands bookkeeping. References first class, Address M. ©, WAY, 29 Chapel street, Brooklyn, CASHIER IN A LARGR nd $50 bonus required ; YOUNG MAN, FROM VI&GINIA, NOW IN THIS city, who had 0 experience in the bust- nese, desires a situation aleaman In a dry goods, notion or boot and shoe honse; can command a Southern trade; reference given, Address AMITY, Heruld office, BASE New ¥ Inthe business, desires stock brokerage house; BROKER, box 6,293 Ne Post ofiice 8 SECRETARY, WHO WILL DEVOTE PART Ai dine soticting contracts with builders: 800) and teat ferences required; pay liberal. Apply to MOUDY & CO., fon? Murray ALESMAN.—A LIVE MAN WANTED, TO SELL A Giopetaly to jobbers in gente’ farnishing; liberal arrange: mente with a thorough iy live man, Address W., 812 Broad- way. ALESMEN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE YANKEE }5 notion house, Those having an established connection Ie. inelther New York Si inola or Wisconsin may appl by eter to WHITFIELD, POWERS & CO., 70 and 77 Wortk Ki 8.-A YOUNG MAN, A MEMBER OF THE ork Stock Exchange, with reven years’ experience situation in good banking or ive the best references, A ork Post oftice, DRUGGISTS.—A COMPETENT DRUG CLERK DE- sires a siuation; {8 liccmsed and is well recommended, BLAKE, Herald of tf :D—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN TO SELL ik ribbons, Address J. P., box 175 Herald oftice, WASTED A FIRST CLASS DRUG CLERK, AT CHARLES CUNZ’S pharmacy, 6th av., corner 46th at; one waderntanding Germat red ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, TO ASSIST IN Apert note ties peat ques, “Redreney in auntwseies of jay id in han Applicant, ASSISTANT, oftice, ~ Were, EXPERIENCED SALESMAN AND traveller {na wholesale boys’ clothing house; one who can commanda fret class trade, Address, with Teference and as to salary expected, A. B, ©., Herald office. WASTED. HY, A YOUNG MAN OF THRBE YEARS’ experience in the drag business, a situation as assist ant clerk; terms moderate, For further particulars address B.C. D., care of PW. Bedford, 278 Greenwich and 100 War- ren ats, GOOD GENERAL ENGRAVER WANTS A PERMA> nent situation, Address ENGRAVER, care of Thomag D. Barron & Co,, t0 South st,, Baltimore, Mi. COPPER, PUATE PRINTERS WANTED-TWO. OR three first class men; those accustomed to card work preferred. Address C. 8, K., box 466 Post office, JAMES HO! NER & CO. G20b eooe COMP JSITORS AND A COPY BOLDER LIVTLE, LANGE & HILLMAN, 108 to 114 Wooster at. EWELLERS WAXSTED.—A_ FEW FIRST CLASS rs ted, to go to Springueld, Mass, Apply { rE ROBINSON, 1b Maiden lane, New York. ATTERN MAKERS WANTED—ALSO A FIRST CLASS brass inisher on model work. Apply at 438 cast 10th st RINTER WANTS WORK, IN C)TY OR COUNTRY, ON books or newspapers, Address SOBER COMPOSITOR, Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 1,265 Broadway, TEAM GAUGES,—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS WORK- +) men wanted, Address, , giving references, W. BRYAN, Post office, New York. ITUATION WANTED-—RBY A FIRST CLASS PRAOTI- cal and theoretical machinist and tool maker: best ‘experience. Address W. K., machinist, ptown Branch oftice, 1,265 Broadway. references; lon: box 177 Herald ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS MAN AS SUPERINTEN- dent of a machine shop, manufacturing fine ma- chinery and employing about two hundred men; he must have a c.ear head, good mechanical abilities, and be a strict disciplinarian ; to such pa beral salary the thme of closing this ft portant; we can wi fomo time for a good man, and would ask that those feeling, they can fl the Boaition and would like to do better to areas X. Xj % Herald ofice, All correspondence strictly mfident W ‘ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT WATCH maker, Address, with testimonials, box 4,616 Post ofice W'STEDSA WATCH CASE MAKER. INQUIRE GEO. W. PLATT, 20 Maiden lane, New York. N. but firat class workmen need appl NTED—TWO PLASTER CARVERS ACCUSTOMED a jade Pa ie dress CORNELIUS & SONS, 821 Cherry st., Philadelphia, or one prada a acai aA AN TS CE TeV TRC ANTED-GOLD SPECTACLE AND | EYEGLASS makers. Apply to the Spencer Optical Mauutacruring Company, 16 Maiden lane, a. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS oO* DEMANDE--UNE FILLE FRANCAIS SOE ndre soin de deux jeunes filles etcoudre. Les meite leured "Tecomamnndations “sont exigeea, S'adreaser au 168 de 10 houres @ milat. N DEMANDS -UNE JEUNE PERSONNE POUR SER. elle doit savoir faire les robes et la con- des bonnes ree ‘18th at, avant ture, parle. franteal lata, et _opporter corminandations Braremer 2u 900 East im! . DE BONNES OUVRIERES EN LINGE- OD Her pour ola et manches; bonne relerence, “Addresses 1» box 4,792 Post ofllee, FR ()" DEMANDE—UNE BONNE FRANCAISE POUR OP cyner deux enfants, Les meliieuren recommande: bed ‘eae cme Badresser au 161 West Wd st, de 10- cured & To |v iedhadiow ner Ss OEE erent MO NE PERSONNE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER. igner des enfante et coudre; elle a de tres bone UNrowescieey it STadresser at 810 Fast 86th st. ‘NE FRANCAISE, SACHANT BIEN COIFFER EP U faire les robes, desire trouver une place dang une famile pour coudre. S’adreseer de8a2 heures, chez Mme, SAULLIE, 163 Ouest 8ime rue, entre la 6me et 7me avs. TINE DEMOISULPE FRPNCAISE DESIRE TROUVER US KOBE ans cn Tah lng re fom vernante ou pour compagnie poor be Deo tias Y j, bonne Ferfcrenes. At igner Ii NANTE, Bétaic Uptown Branch offloe. 1, " HES, JEWELRY, &c. ME ATOHES, CUOKOO AND FRENCH Clocks, Jewelry, sterling Sliver Ware; best and cheapest, A. FRANKFIELD & CO,. Jewellers, 209 Sixth avenue, core Se street, and 323 Kighth avenue, corner Twenty RICA’ ene ASTROLOGY, DRLAIDE _M. LAMBERTON, CLAIRVOYANT. No sation Consuit her on business, love, Ans Bo pay. 80 Sixth avenues “Lower bel pntratrt ita nn MEDICAL J MRS, Wf. © PHYSICIAN A. 1M East fet ae apateie : LL NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES PERMA- nently and _effectus cured without detention from usiness by Dr. LEWIS, No.7 Beach street. LL UNFORTUNATES, FROM WHATEVER CAUSR. DI lily cured by Dr. GRINDLE, 120 West. Twenty-sixth near Sixth avenue, _.. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. A GENTLEMAN, GOING TO EUROPE, WISHES A situation for bia coachmyn; « firat class man, Can be ween at the Boue stable, 155 West 60th at. COACHMAN AND GROOM’S SITUATION WANTED— By a single colored ma has, g00d references from a Wer mn Aadreas 3.11, Bist st. A youna ISS, JUST ARRIVED, DE- AX sires a nit intent gardener or to take care f horses, Aduret if hor J. GOUFFON, Federal Hotel, 170 Duane reat, * . A CRACHMAN AND GRIOM'S SITUATION WANTED-~ By a young man, single: is thoroughly experienced in every branch of hin b ood clty refereuce, Address T. W., box 128 Herald 0} YROOM OR COACIIMAN—-THOROUGH, JUST FROM England, aged 20; try prelerred, i baie! 7 RUPHINSTON, 4 John st, (JARDENER WANTED-MARRIED, NO CHILDREN; must have compote knowledge of hot and cold grape: ‘Address, with reference, J. BR. 00x Ties, greenhouses, ac. 1,704 ows oer, (JARDENER.-A SITUATION WANTED, BY AN ENG. J ivebman, aged 22; onderstands greenbouses and the SaRArAl routiue of gardening, Anérane Ra pax 16 Mawe4 0, DVICE TO LADIES—THAT WILL GIVE RELIEF AT at ono interview ; never faile, Dr, ALEXANDER KING, 10 Amity strest. TYENTION.—TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN MILIe ianenty cared; couketanon tren eet ne oar “apenaentionk Soe ‘Dr. FRANKLIN, 161 Bleecker street, etatmnneveneaeenntiinemnsinieenannd R. AND MME, GRINDLE, PHYSICIANS FOR Lay dies; confidential and skilful treatment, Office, 10 ‘West Twebty-aixth street, near Sixth avenue, 8. BOTT, 6 BOND STREET.—LADIFS' CONFIDEN. te iai,coutulting physician, "Skillful treatment and mod erat i — R. WEST, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, AND MMI WEST, female physician, 4 Wes: Furtiedn stroet, neat Seventh areaur, . Ms rccWORCESTER, PIIVSICIAN, M9 CHARLES IVE ‘sireet, between Washington and Weat.—Ladiey consull all aliments, Board, nurding ; Infants adopted, &o, BLEECKER STREET—DR. HARRISON'S OLD et oftioa.— Special d immestie All cunsultations 69 BROADWAY. GENTLEMEN « should consut Dr, FILET, Cur hours, 10.4, My to 12 Me. 8 4010 1 Me APPLIC im,