The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1872, Page 9

—_— —_—_ pSeeeEE ED Cine The Right of Proprietors to Keep Such Places—Their Arraignment it the Tombs—How the Law Will Affect Them. The proprietors of the Broadway concert saloons were again arraigned yesterday at the Tombs Police Court, charged with keeping disorderly houses, Om Saturday last Captain Clinchy, of the Fourteenth precinct, assisted by a number of his command, made araid on these vile places and arrested the girls employed as well as the propri- etors. The girls were discharged and the propri- etors were admitted to bail in the sum of $500 Cach, andon Monday night their concerns were Tunning as usual. Thereupoa Captain Clinchy made ANOTHER RAID Monday night ana arrested the proprietors only. All of these people made their appearance at the Tombs yesterday, and they were a sorry lot. Mr. Daniel Perkins and John Jamieson hailed from the “New Idea’ saloon, im the basement of 598 Broad- way. Frederick Hughes, Bernard S. Zimm and Richard Valentine were taken from the Canterbury saloon, 632 Broadway. Morris Brockman and Petrol Kearchol were found in charge of a place called the “Boulevard,” in the upper part of 632 Broadway. The ‘City Assembly Rooms,’ at 636 Broadway, furnished but one victim, one Frank Ferrall. In the basement of 82 Prince street A NOTORIOUSLY VILE DEN called the “City Garden” was unearthed, and the person in charge, named Joseph Russell, was ar- Oharies Emmett and David Hoffman, barkeepers in the “Oriental” saloon, were algo taken in and ked u) The “Novelt % hall, 616 Broadway, was repre- sented by William Schneider and Charles Foster, and the “New York Museum,” situated in the base- ment _ 602 Broadway, by John J, Gillott and Henry J. Wel Another place, yclept the “Dew Drop Inn,” was presided over by Richard Campbell. Mr, Campbell claimed that he had both an excise and a theatri- Cal license, as did also Mr. Frederick Hughes, of the ss pcinein ds and that they had a rigit to sell liquor and exlublt the women that they employed a8 well ag the manager of any ballet troupe. Counsellors Howe and Kintvzing, who appeared for the defendants, subjected Captain Clinchy to a rigid ¢roas-examination as to what he considered A DISORDERLY HOUSE. couneet the Cant the effortsand arguments of the counset the Captain ed pee geod his position. . Henry} lard and Francis Deliuc, the for- “a wel more confectioner and the latter a * ‘uggist on Broadway, near Bleecker street, a) —_ a8 complainants in the capacity of pri vate However desirable the evidence of these two wit- messes mignt have been, it was nullifed by the absolute ignorance of what constituted a dis- orderly house, aie complained that the concert rene m the vicinity of their places of business A SERIOUS DETRIMENT to ther trade; but neither of them could amrm of their own positi itive knowledge that the places com- srr of were disreputable and disorderly. nogen after listening with patience to the evidence duced on either side, said:—‘I would wish to do all in my power to break up these places; they are A DISGRACE, not enly to the community, but also the munici- pality of New York, and if these gentlemen who appear as pom ie tan ty will go to the District At- torney this nuisance may be brought to the notice of the Gravd Jury. I can do nothing personally beyond putting the defendants under bonds to answer. ‘The defendants were then admitted to ballin the sum of $500 each to answer at the General Sessions, where it is expected the right to keep open such establishments will be fully tested. jamin Heath, who keeps the place known as “Alexis’ Garden,” 603 Broadway, upon which a “raid” was made on Saturday evening, ‘Was again before the Jefferson Market Court on the same chats) of keeping a disorderly house. He was held in the sum of $1,000 to answer. Brown and Louisa Farran were also ar- |, Charged with keeping a disorderly house, and held in the sum of $500 to answer. THE GIFT CONCERT ENTERPRISE. ‘Wood Again in Jefferson Market Police Court. George Wood, who announces for sale at No. 656 Broadway tickets for a grand gift concert, to take place at the Academy of Music, to certain of which is attached a gift or prize, was again before the Court yesterday, charged with an infringement of the law against lotterics. The complainant in this caae was Charles Forst, who had purchased a ticket which had turned out a blank. Counsellor Howe appeared for the prisoner, wearing his green vest and choicest diamonds, as if so indicating his idea of the importance of the case. He was Very energetic in his denunciation of the ar- rest, and proposed to probe to the bot. tom’ this spasm of virtue on the part of the police at a time so near the end of the term of oftice of the Commission. He attributed their ac- tion to the influence of the HERALD, without which the raids on the disorderly houses and other places would never have been made. He threatened the Court with being sued in certain contingencies, which did not, however, much disturb the equa- mintty of His Honor. The employés of the place, who were also arrested, were discharged an Wood was held in the sum of $500 to await exami- nade get down for this afternoon at two o'clock, it will be recollected that Judge Fancher re- cently dicharaed Wood under a similar complaint on a technical point, aud upon the advice of his counsel he resumed business, to be again arrested on acomplaint which, it appears, was drawy up in the District Attorney's oftice, URNITURE, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding at lowest cash prices on weekly in- stalments at O'F. ELL'S warehouse 200 Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth street. T A GREAT SACRIFICE—MAGNIFICENT CRIMSON atin Parlor Suit, cost $4.0. for $175 cash; one $75; vain reps Suit, $40; Planoforie, Paintings, M rors, Curtains Carpetn, Chamber, Dining Furmture, Residence 113 West Eighth street (Clinton place), near Sixth avonue. oon 8. t/ha oe ere aay Q@REAT CHANCE FOR CASH—BRUSSELS CAR- . & ya Bedroom Suits, $15; Parlor Suits, ig eh fa, $20, nd lots cheap, at private resi- Wost Twenty-sixth street. AGNIFICENT AUSOXTMENT OF GOOD HOUSE- Bott Furniture for sale in lots to sum cash pur- emasern: superh Parle Baits, walnut and glided traines, oust for $200; one #9., $140: 4 Rep Suits, upwards: 16 Bedroom Suits, $00, upwards; yards Carpet, Bed- ding, &c.; Basement and Kitchen Furniture fess’ than hall cost. , Private residence 120 West 23d street, between 6th and 7th avenues. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, MARTE Antoinette style, covered crimron silk repsycost $180, for $200; one do, 175, do. $45; Pianofortes, Paintings, Bron: tageres, Hilverware, Tosewood, walnut Cham: ber, Din ng Hoon Furniture; a sacrifice; property family Teaving city. 36 West 16th st., near Sth av. Gare Furniture, Beds, Bedding, co, Payments taken by the week or month, Terms easy. KELLY & CO,, corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue. ‘ONTHLY OR vel payne Furniture, Bedding, & CUNNINGHAM, 384 and 386 Third ayonve-n ie Twenty-cighth street Prices lower than any other house in the city. EEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS arn tal Pall Furniture, Ca: are Bedding, at B. a 7 THWAIT & CO.'8, street; an im ook and pric Parlor aa ‘Chamber Suits yy great’ aah ains ide oak. { -REMOVAL.—SLATE. SAN TELS, GRATES, &G— A; Large and elegant stock at our new warerooma, ton sqyan corner of Fourth nue and Seventeentt NKUYN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers se every vee of slate work, plain and ornainental ere STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING user TE, UE a ee a ¢, Marble Counters, Monu- grenta at a at prices thatdefy competition. Marble 1 ‘furmiag Sarin SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE. nt Gopenss Bi pas ver. of SO A Fe ER a Marble 220 and 233 andy Twenty: tied street, + near ‘Seventh » ‘avenue, N. ¥. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, “Y —ror SALE, THE STOOK AND FIXTURES or rn ap gaye wae. apie CR RLLN sac rae LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—FOUR YEARS, A tatee? Stock and Fixtures. Apply on premises, 67 FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE FOR SALE—DOING a good business, on & Baring avenue ; cause of sell- ing sickness of the pi ppetor. pply at 928 Third ave- hue, corner Finy-sixtl street, N OLD ESTABLISHED MOTEL (0 MS) ; ite evteltation an to conse ¢ flings “Apply maith LOW € WILSON, 14t Franklin street. : A RUG STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, handsomely fitted, good stock, well located, long for sale at a ieaso, at low rent and doi nt ‘4 good business, bargain, BIGGS & SON, 206 Broadway. _ A. GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STOR! ng a good eush trades will be sold cheap if sold this MAGET, 29 Broadway. VALUABLE RE! TAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP— doing a fine business; ara best in the cit; terms halt cash. Particu |. A. J. LYNCH, Cedar street. N ,EURGANTEY. FITTED CIGAR STORE, IN THE best part of Broadway, for sale cheap, ‘with or with- out Stock ; satisiactory reasons et sell ouNy 29 Broadway. UP TOWN, Do. NOVEMBER . 20,..1872.-TRIPLE SHEET, REAL BSTATE_ FOR SALE. PROPERTY OUT OF THE A ited FOR Om BANE SALE OR TO RENT. Hast Side. ‘A FARM ror 845 AGRES, WIT! mites, Acratiietreet: dice story bigistag hei: alt the iA, fenermt trie eee irae or ° rr or wi improvements: i Wigpad omer, ;, ba ; termueasy. | @ psi B ik, hors bv. near 63d at. =n ri crtae sk Sy tees street, Now York. BARGAIN FOR $82,000—HOUSE AND LOT 17 A fA’ Bast Forty. ath seat partially furnished a Feb Shen uber Brow 5 all aaciodbisk aoa SPLENDID FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS TENE- ent House, fo oo aon sale, ponw Fire. a y on the © ie} mortgage to sul Oitce WY sheik avenue. ibaa FULL, LOT, WITH PARTY WALL, WEST SIDE lem, for sile low’ to close a part- ce to’ owners, 103 East Seventy- Third 9 nership. “AnD ae eighth sti = AVENUE FIRST © + Lots, excavated, 50x100 fect, near Sevonty-fourth Street; nelghborhood fully improved; only 420 feet from Central Park, the Conservatory, &c.; price reasonable; easy terms. Apply to Ve Ke STRVENSON & SON; tl Pine street and 226 Filth CORNER LOT FOR SALE CHEAP—THE SOUTH- est corner ot Fighty-cighthy street and Lexington ayenue, Apply to HALL J, HOW, 12 Pine street. BARGAIN.—SiX LOTS ON 118TH STREET, NEAR Fifth avenue, $25,000; IL Lote, avenue A, below hty-aixth street, AAC L, PI —BARGAINS.—NEW LIST JU ‘KNEY, 159 East Thirtieth street. A. Sin oho hei Fifth avenue, ST OUT, BROWN 0 Forty-clglith street, Fifth avenue, $7500, 220 Firth avenue, above Twenty: ASS BUILDING A Higvor STORE IN THE BEST BUSINESS LOCA. tion down town for sale, henseeniey fitted and doing n tne cash trade; a bargalu. Apply to THOMAS JAVNEY, No. 6 Centre street LADIES! FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE FOR ; sile—Located on a leading avenue; splendid cash trade; exchante tor Real Estate or Mortgages. Partiou- lars at 28 Chambers street. GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. NO. 1 LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—LOCATION unsurpassed, well known, extensively patronized to an enterprising party sure fortune, Apply imme- lately at23 Chambers street. GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. M. TUCKE! OR, SALE—A THREE Brow ‘2 290P BROWN stone House, 18x45, in ton avonie, between Fifty-third and Fifty-tourth atecotss Sa0h) can romain ou bond and mortgage. Address 8, A. H., Herald oflice, OR SALE—NEAR FIFTY-NINTH STREET, Trance to Coutral Park, m fine Nowidenee, beautifully furnished ; will lease, with privilege to purchase ; house has never been oecupled excopt by owner, and iy in per: feot order; for ante only because owner Ieaves the city. Addre tation OR nani 2, HARLEM—SPLENDID LITTLE BROWN stone House, 20x42x100; complete order; chando- Hers, &c.: convenient to all lines of te vel; easly needed, $1,500, balance vorpeaer cis Ree a mira avenue. A. S2EENDID DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT HALF tea mp leredag coke jor businoss; also Stationery Bioron Olgat Sioven, ‘Brosdway Sample Rosmanand Her. taurants, “MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A SPLENDID LIQUOR “STORE FOR SALE CHRAP; also Liquor Stores at $400; best business locations; Meat Markets, Market Stands; Stores tolet. MITCU- ELL’S Store Agency, 77 Cedar strect. N OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM, BEST BUSINESS location, for sale low; also a Puming, Fluting and Dress Trimming Manutactory; Hardware Stores, | first class Confectioneries and Bakéries, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A YALUABLE “INVENTION R SALE—NOW ON exhibition at 81 Maiden lane. The attention of Capitalute is called to one of the best tings out; very Profitable, A Gast grees ress AND OYSTER MARKET FOR le. 191 Broadway, Williamsburg. A LIQToR, STORE FOR SALE—IN ONE OF THE ROW R SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY—T0 CLOSE, AN estate, Plotof Ground, noar Roosevelt street ferry, having a fyontago of 60 feet on Water and Front streets, estou” of block: price very. low: very little cash ret red. ARDS to A.M. FANNING, 28 East Fourth street, Or A. BOARDMAN, S22 Broadway. RI AVENUE, NEAR FORTY-SIXTH STREFT.—A first class, well finished, well located, four story, high stoop, medium size, brown stone Dwelling, built by Chas. Pagsin, Eade {or linmediate and absolute, sate terms en No: 1 Pine strect a Fitth an es one elegant Furniture, if sired. ‘TH WARD.—TENEMENT PROPERTY, FIRST Clas condition : rented ‘i br 300, price $22,500, $10,000 perty in New Yor! hip Peat addy ake Tal af RLEY, 12 Centre street, West Side. BARGAIN.—8875 A PIECE FOR NEW YORK CITY Lots; 18 Lots, located on high ground, commanding A locations down town. Apply at 156 First av. elegant v oth in the upper part of this cit ress Mc ral OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED, FISH, AND oe ass ROMER, FLOCK & CO.,900 Broadway “dont POMER BROTHERS, Nos tant 6 Warren street. FOR SALES A First CLASS WINE AND BILLIARD Room, on best avenue in the city; cheap for cash. Inquire at's2l Sixth avenu FOR, SALESTHE LEASE, STOCK AND, FIXTURES of a Hotel, containing 65 rooms, situated on a a business corner’ rent cheap. Apply to CREVIER BKOS., 124 West Broadway. OR SALE—A WE: .L-ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE, doing a good b pply at 976 Second avenue. NOWNER LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL A Houser contpietely hirmished. on Wee thirty-ainin street, four story English basement, furnished newly and handsomely, tor $20. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. ‘ORNER ON MADISON AVENUE h strect; Plot of four lots, Seven- VALUABL and Seventy-seven -sevonth street, between Filth and Madison j similar Proton Fifty-fourth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave- nues. WILLIAM wigarn, 17 West Fourth street, OR SALE—A VERY FINE RESTAURANT AND BAR, adjoining a theatre, doing a splendid business, but must be sold for the owner cannot attend toit. Address A. B., Brooklyn Brauch Herald office, Fo SALE—A LIQUOR STORE 101 ESSEX STREET, Jersey iy il be sold cheap; five years’ lease} monthly rent, $30 per month, OR SALE—THE_ STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE of a first class Liquor Store, fooated, on Newark ave- no, Jersey City. Inquire, from 1 to. P. M., of JOSEPH Waitin, Real Batdte Agent, 217 Grove sttect, Jersey JPOR SALE—TWO 7-FOOT SHOWCASES, NEARLY new. Inquire in restaurant, 19 Park row. oe SALE—THE RESTAURANT 115 JOHN STREET, now doing a tair business; a good chance for an en- ergetic man, Prompt purchaser will get a bargain, OR SALE—RESTAURANT AND LODGING HOUSE, With Bar attached, doing good business, paying well, al Particulars inquire ¢ inton Por oe AT PACKING a TOUaES ~aEeT LOCA- tion in clty. for selling clippings, &e.5 long lease: Peoge y $! lace; Lease and Fixtures on! ‘Address jerald Uptown Branch office. for fee days. GOR SALE—A RARE CHAN JE, LEASE, STOCK AND. ! Fixtures of a first class A the best corners on Br Junch; must be sold, a: ictors are entering another business. apply to hd DM. PALMER, 19 strect. j\OR SALE—MEAT, fitted up in the best sty be sold. reasonably, 19] Seventh avenue 01 Mt West Seventeentls st. aver ‘OYSTER AND FISH MARKET wil T MORRIS B. BAER'S, 996 SIXTH AVENUE, 49th st., n. 6th av ie he 8. b, 8, 20556%100.5. $31,009 Hist st., n. Broadway, 3 he + 20x45x 100, S21 st-, n. Broadway, 38, b. 8, 1450x100.5, 53d st. n. Sth av., 48. 8. D. 6, 2255x1005, FUL Zz NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY Ouished Howse, inthe piled part of the city and only few doors west of Filth avenue; one ot the most desir- le residences ‘a a Paieea! ‘4 family; terms to suit. ress 8, D, D., Herald Uptown Branch office. OR GALE—A BARGAIN HOUSE AND LOT IN Bust rt of Carmine strect; house well rented; price wow, other Beal Estate, moderate prices, Apply et, $11,500, to A. BM. FANNING, 28 East Fourth st OR SALE—ON WEST TWENT a very atiractive, medium-sized foot wide; modern c nces, in fine ord: alls, dc.’ 2H, and vines in front ¥ard: For fui particulars 1 nguire of JAMES R. ED- WARDS, 277 West Twenty- third street. ‘OUSES FOR SALE— W. 2ist st., 3 story high stoop....... c++ $11,000 W. 2istat, Satoty high stoop brown ‘sto 221500 W. 22d st., 4 story brown stone English basement. 16,000 W Ba st, 3 story high stoop. 20,000 W: Sist st!, 3 story nigh stoop: 17,000 W. S20 st., 4story English ba: 18,000 W, Sith st. 5 story, high stoop, 14,000 W, 23d st “4 story high stoon, 200 reat Jones st., a large Eroperty, pear Brot 5, AMES R. EDWARD: a7 West Twenty-third street. OTS FOR SALE—ON Washington eights, bychman, Estate, By G. LESPINASSE, 112 Broadway. OR SALE_WHOLE OR HALF OF A FIRST CLASS Restaurant, dolug a large business. Call trom to 11 A, M, at Oystet aor Broadway. PAL (i000, CORNER GROCERY Store, with Stock, Fix dec, ona leading ave- Buca aias? “Aldfeas ii, box iit Herald Uptown rat JOR SALE CHE fectionery Store Thirty-seventh street. FOR SALE CHEAP LEASE “AND FURNITURE OF one of the finest liotels in Wyoming Valley, Pa. ; Apply to WILLIAM P, O'NEILL, ice. FANCY GOODS, TOY AND CON- na good locality, "Apply at 343 West lon lease; low rent. Wilkesbarre, Pa. LUID EXTRACTS.—A LARGE STOCK FOR SALE low, to close business. Specialtics—Stillingta Com- ound Mandrake, Gelseminum, Ergot, Lobelia, Resin W Weed, Blood Root, Conon yee ‘ompound, ec, DA O88, 137 Fourth avenue, LOTS ON VERMILYEA AVENUE, UPPER PART of this city, near Broadway, tor sale, at $700 per lot POTTER BROTHERS, Nos. 4and 6 Warren street. 12 WQIs ON Hic GROUND IN THE, crry FoR $700 per lot, near two residences recently erected, PER KROTHERS, 4 and 6 Warren stecet. 28 ,cHorce, LOPS, 25100, SITUATE ON TENTH nue, corner of 10) hen street; nearly the entire iivck can be bought for $700 per lot. LOTS, BEING NEARLY AN nue, for ay lot. Porrk BROTHERS, Nos. 4 and 6 Warren siroet. 03. 4and6 Warren street. TIRE BLOCK, IN ___ POTTER BROTHERS, N 36 Lon upper part of city QG LOTS FOR SALE AT $1900 VER 1.07, 0¢ (one of the most valua DI positions at Washington Heignts on Broadway. POUTEN BROTI EIS and Warren street, \ROCERY STORE Rood bu business ; SALE—CHEAP, DOING with rooms attached. ae ply to THOS. Ga FFNEY & CO., Auctioneers, No, 6 Cen- re strect. ITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMEN YEARS! La standing, for sale.—Poshive bargains completely furnis stes, Stones, €c.; extraordinary oppor- tunity; terms en SON, Financial and Com- mercial Agent, 20 Broadway. ii heat a with or without mall Vira clans stock; Fent $1,300 a year, Apply after 6 P. Hast Thirty-first street. MARSEE, 08, FOURTH AVENUE FOR SALE LOW. IM “No. 254, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth NEW, FROURING MILT FOR SALE CHEAP—THREE run stones; all modern improvements; never-failing ower; one mile from depot; home markets, Address box 49% Morristown Post office, N. J. Pim BOs York, doing a cash business of ck and iscures. about 8400; will sell lail enmpicie for $10W0 cash. Address BUSINESS, ‘Herald p late glass fron! ION AND TEA STORE FORK SALE—I1 ey pececete G: ALLERY 1 HOR SALE ONEAP. ¥'S, 371 Canal street, TOCK, FIXTURES, AND HORSE AND WAGON OF oe store in Brooklyn for gale cheap. Apply at 336 and 37 h AFES,—1 t CHEAP, LILLTE'S, HERRING'S, "Marvin's and Wilder's, new ‘and second hand; the best chance ever offered in ‘iis line. LILLIE SAVE COMPANY, 81 Maiden lane. AFES—A LARGE SIZE SAVE, TWO MEDIUM AND three small Safes for sale cheap, of Herring's, Lil- ie and Wilder's makes, at 8. G. QUIRK’S, 72 Maiden jane. HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A BUTCHER SHUP for sale, doing a good business. 265 West Twentieth st, HE ADVERTISER HAVING OTHER BUSINESS will sell a finely located jobbing Wine and Liquor Business; full stock of Wines, Brandies, &c., inst out of bond; or will sell half interest for $2,000, or Fixture, Good Will, Without stock. Address box 4,059 Post office. 0. -IN PHILADELPHIA, CORNER LIQUOR Store and Eating Bar combined, well established ; large house attached ; rent $80; can live rent free. Apply F. C. CURRAN, 50 South Tenth street, Philadelphia, ______ MACH SALE—ONE-EIGHTH MEDIUM GORDON OR Press, one Hydraulic, Embossing Machine and Roil- Portable. Forge, ors, new and second hand: two Lathes, rea corner Ceutre and Polishing Wheels, at RO’ White streets, third entrant ] ATHE, 14 FEET, 90 INCHES SWING: ALSO 4 teet 12 inches; Suspension and Post. Drills, Porithig a Stationary Engines, Vices and Anvila, WILLARD EVOISE, 4 Sey sire: pet. LOTS FOR SALE AT A BARC UPPER IN iy art of the city ; must Pot i in value; on high ground, THER BROTIERS, 4and 6 Warren street. 48 yrs FOR SALE—AT THE UPPI D OF this city, at $600 per lot, fronting on Important ave- nuies, to be Immertiately opened. TIER BROS., Nos, 4 and 6 Warren street. 14. 000. le BARGAIN.—THREE STORY HIGH * fog brow stone House, 415 West Forty-third sirect; in perfect OWN s IIRLE ON, $1 Cedar street. BUY A VERY COs nt House on West fwe G. & D. BROWS, 9 Broadwa, $15,000 "zk tives, 16.8x00x100 Misceilweons. (SHURCH PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A BARGAT also large plot of Ground, desirable for a church, hotel, theatre or any public bultding. A, ©, LOOMIS « cO., 1,254 ot Broadway, BROOKLYN PTO LETS FOR SALE AND ERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCU OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM 81. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A, M. TILL 8 P.M; ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TO 8 P.M. CARRIERS AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMI TREET, BROOKLYN. _ STORY BRICK HOUS fronting 200-feet on Tenth ave- | near City Halland ferries, 14 rooms; gas, water, | W. COOK, ewer, and rents at $99); pricot85.50. 35 Washington strect, Brook POR, SAbea TO, CLO=E, AN ESTATE, THE HAND. some three story Residence 28 Second place, Brook- lyn, 24 feet wide (doubl sirable In all respects, tune mediate possession {i desired. Apply to E.R. KELLOGG, Administrator, on ngs ox No. $ Broadway, New York, trom 10 to 11 PLENDID BU CARMAN OR milkman.—Only ‘st.0 cash heeded to buy ftowes and two Lots, 601100, on Glasson avenue, hear Larayette, Brooklyn; price’ $7,000, ANDERSON,’ No. 5 Exchange pect York. Cut this out. Tou NE OF THE FINEST RS ih Brooklyn; good, Neighboriiood ; rent low a jong lease if desired ; suitable for any’ kind of first class business, Rial ing on the premises, corner of Myrtle ave- nue and Cumberland street. id bt a $500 GASH, QUARTERLY PAYMENTS OF $75, 9) will bay ‘brick House, south # Jefferson street. second hove enst of Patchen ave improve- : hborhood. ments; Good ne OHOW, ‘1 Warren stroct, New York. EW STATIONARY ENGINES CHEAP AS GooD second hand ones —AMIES’ portables, to &) horse ower, Circular Saw Mills, Portable wean Engines, Potters, ae. oe seEgeet stock in the mai PSON, 33 Cortlandt reid New York. Finest & CO/8 “MARBLE WORKS, 223 WEST Svinuer-Marbie and Marbleied Mtanteln, Hosaaistas: &c., of superior workmanship, at very low prices eg PROPOSA ALS, OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. “SEALED PROPOSA! N will be nl the 30 the undersi; nee, rn Aton. wolll the 224 fast, for maki ra on mus fork of the New Jersc tiFoad ‘rom the PoE a main i line, jun mi ” through the Bastern Fidge of ‘Bergen ill To pronio, oan be see! rh alt ose oF the omiear eC De Hows Satistactory testimonials wiN be require a ‘ASHBEL WELCH, ci Tuanton, Nov. 12,1572 hief Engineer of Construction, fications ‘and ‘forms, obtaine: ener the 15th inst. ‘sey Ci ASTROLOGY. it AStoxisiitxa REVELATIONS BY THE GREAT AS- trologist. Professor MAURIS; reveals past, present ‘and future, love, marriage, &c, 54 Bast Ninth strect. A ee ance Ete, ihe CLATRVOYANT, roveals yo , from the c ; 472 Canal stieet, near Hudson. Fee $1 ne° © the Brave. pik wii R PRL neem 188 WELLINGTON’S PREDICTIONS ARE CERTAIN, She learns you how to succead In businoss, obtain Ith, reclaim drunken ana unfaithful husbands, and gives ail information desired. — Residenco est ‘wenty-seventh street uear Sixth avenue ARTY HAVING FOR DISPOSAL A SMALL HAND Lath, a light power Foadi Upright Brill and Countorshatt, with, reverse Paley that have been used, but in other respects as fond as Ae when new. Possessor may address, stating price, 8. G. ©. Beekman rt. TANTED TO PURCHASE—AN UPRIGHT TUBULAR Darts B40 6) horse power. Address. K, ind, N. BILLL A DS. <STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD Ty Al. and the Phelan & Collender rEalbuceh Cat nunotnred and for sale only by th te it H.W, COLLENDER, succ eI 3TX ELEGANT, NEW, FRENCH BEVELLED BILI- iard Tables, strictly * No.1, will be sold for account of WenINeTE Boru aser, at the auction rooms of HENRY B, 16 Cortland steect V 7M, H, GRIFFITH'S FRENCH BEVELLED TABLES, arth Delaney's patent Wire Cushions are the b it it $200 upwards, Warerooms 4 Vescy street. 98 r ___ NEW LICATIONS. DEAL ESTATE RECORDS. Ret of the Real it to Mi if \ PRTER a, USagitaN. ce WANTED, A COMPLETE fisate, Record from Its commonce. Libysty street - WESTCHESTER ROU NTY FOR SALE € AND $3,000 $2 000 & fie snelies 45 minutes trom Forty-s street depot, nice Cottage cight rooms, good cela 80195 5 tan! ad yak rom depot, For par address C. ‘X, 35 Maiden lane. JERSEY CITY, HOHOK CITY AND BERGEN REAL To Let or Lea oF, SALE FOUR LOTS ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE, Jersey City, between W: ie to and ¥ Lod stht avenues; i$ easy If wante ig eines ®, aawARL, 277 West twenty third st. T* WOBOKEN.—T0 T, FOR ALONG TERM OF ears, @ Plot, BONO) ith "four pases ‘thereon, for- erly used as chemical factories, situate on the south- ‘west corner of Garden and Newark sirects, only five ont low or willsell $pniy to Wt West bo Se a iy ‘ork city, or ro Newark street, ftoboken, § b ~ HUDSON ESTATE. “| FIRST CLASS ey oR, DAIRY FARM OF 30 acres, fronting on the. Hudson River.—Good house, fargo outbutidings. land well improved; will sll very low or xchange: for iinproved ARERR ND 201 Brondwa Belief han LOT IN SEW RU NSWiCK, O8 rect, to exchange fot is" Jersey Cit lend Farm tor House in Holl on; both very Pes iy * FS PEGUSON, 39, Nagan sizect, room & TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. E 6 Bi BERMAN ST STRE: T MODE. Se rato rents ing feot deep, wi RET TO RENT_AT ye, vilege nes ‘Rear ne’ Ege mcs and capital loca’ JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, Sr axotor LOFTS, NO. 46 WEST TWELFTH STREET, Apply to Othe” Sa POR, Moos tects deat ‘Browd- LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, via ME, desirable front Floor, consisting ie me a bedroom, parior, bathroom, water dloset roour; Private house, 2 West TH AVENUB, _164—RECENTLY FURNISHRD Rooms to let, singly or en suite; baths on each floot; Fefereaces required. ¥ TORE 70 LETCON SIXTH AVENUE, Doo! > above Twenty-fire street, 2x0 foet, with: Free windows, 4c. Apply at iis West ‘Twenty-sevond Pa gua TO LET—ON BEST PART OF SIXTH AVR. suitable for gentlemen's furnishing goods oF fang store; Fixtures for sale very cl “ Sixth avenue. y cheap, Pavticulars AS RM FOR SALE—A SACRIFICE—I10 ACRES: under cultivation, good , DAN ni lings; fine neigh! irhbod sehools se Bs rms liberal ; one mite from ame: Se SOM 206 ‘Tiroadway. BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE=1% ACRES, Ss} dinproved :lange, commodious builditgs; 30 toris he place: location four hours from clty, sireets rns easy. For particulars a ri ot ate Pike coum yh T CRANFORD, N. J.-FOR SALE OR TO LET, A nd country House, wish Lot 100200 feet, with alline modern improvements; four minutes walk from the depot of the Central Railroad of New, Jersey; time from New York $0 minutes. Owner, 8. OALIIuE, Cran. DESIRABLE STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE— Near the depot, at Cold Spring. on the Tutson.; two Buildings, with Stores, 6¢ {oct tro $16,000; or would exchange for a House in the relly SRolgrenh of the Droperty can be seen at this office. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street, agent HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE—IN a of Oshawa, Canad b mich is the most thetvlng mauudtotnring town in Canada. Tho Joseph Hand several other large inanutacturing companies are situated in this place. This hotel is the largest in town and showing an annual profit of $4,000. erty and furniture can be bought for in American $8,000 down, and the batance in 12 years, with Me rean f PETES AD LIGHT FLOOR, 2% BY nd of business: ‘ Bast Nineteenth street, near Broatways ©: St NO-8 TEAM FORRES LET, A LARGE NEW PA six good light, with power elevaty heated iy stancas water clostiay 4c. Inquire at 100 Twenty seventh street. 0 LET—LARGE FIRST FLOOR FRONT ROOM, FOX office or business purposes. RB. GREGOR, 18) East Forty ninth street, 0 LET—IN THE NINTH WARD, A POPULAR ‘Liquor Corner, fitted up, which is also saitable for a ten or grocery store; location excellent, affording n grand chance for abusiness m to let, small stores, sult- ablo for oysteta, &c. ‘Apply at 603 itudson streets (P° LET-STORE AND DWELLING, 6 CATHARINE slip; low rent. Apply on the premises. 7 per cent, except the first year, which will be b lage LET—STORE 274 WEST STREET, OPPOSIT: DES. A. HINDES, Proprietor, Oshawa, Ontario. rant ba ayy er aed. Up asa first class restau- ARMS FOR SALE.—25 ACRES, ONE HOUR FROM city, price $6,000; 67 acres, stock, ¢: &e., $8,500; 120 mcreen ine ne daity, farm, $14,000; 200 acres ane Rneroves ments, land, reat varlety in Oh Roel Wamahester wad Ditcohees ocuntion and the best sections of New Jersey, trom 20 to 500 acre: Ce 8 IRELAND, DL to exchi Broadwi LE-GOTHIC HOUSE, 7 ROOMS; BEAUTI- i tivo mines from donot; forty min 85,500; gay terms. J. FISU te NE SabtuiinWwatr ne str OR SALE—A SPLENDID PLANTATION, CONTAIN. ing 4,000 acres land, with water power equal to any in the country: it lies in South Carolina, four aniles trom Augusta, Ga., on the G, G, and A. Railfoad; terms easy. Apply to CHARLES Re STONE, Augusta, Ga. PPOR, SALESIN FAYETTE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, A Tract of 250 Acres, vory fertile; terms reasonable, Principals only apply to. OWNER, station WOR SALE—A SWISS COTTAGE, seven rooms, besides basemen Aqueduct water, heater, ranye, &c.; on two lines horse cars, near raliroad depot to New York; small barn and fine garden; price of house and tw RY i 6! house and about Hive ety ots, $3,000.” Address BAY B. owark, 41 Mechanie st: OR SALE. _ FARM OF 20: A0RKS 39 LES FROM ew York, on Lon, land, one half heavy wood- a. SOnN YOUNGS room 4°49 Wall sere ee A eee adobe til MILES; TWENTY MIN- Utes; no ferries or rivers to cross; fest vir the Hudson; 12 Lots for $5,000, $0,000 or $7,000, according to Jocatt on aud inprovementae "addceas W. L. TINKER, box 1,925 N Kk Post offic 10. ‘LET—AN ELEGANT RE: Broad stroet, Elizabeth, N. SIDENCE ON SOUTH SJ with all the modern Will be rented low 'to a good tenant. Ap- 329 to J. O, HOYT & & al street, oF SON, Real Estate'Agents, 171 1Broniway.” A LARGE COTTON “MILD, “COVERING OVER 5,000 square feet, neatly new and full of machinery, with god ‘water power, a Ss acres, ot orl one Boarding House and other Buildings, will nge in part for ¥ stern. Lands. Wutrkiy, 167 HITNEY, 167 Call on or addi WATENT nao For SALE. o8 exchange for Western Land or Merchandise ; price 000, Address PATENT, station D, k AP LEGANT RESIDENCE AND 16 ACRESOF LAND, lawn, with every variety of ornamental trees, truit ree opposite the ha in abundace, hot house, &c:, city of New Brunswick, for sale or exe WARREN HARDENBURGH, ng 58 Watt st stroct, FARM WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A THREE story House, with all modern improvements, and elght Lots, near Morrisania, Westchester county.’ Ad- dress G. W. DITCHENT, No. 2 New Chambers street. A SECOND AVENUE STORE WILL BE SOLD ON A cash payment of $3,000 or exchanged for a salt Dwelling and this amount of cash. __ HOWELL & 1 Hvis, 909 Third avenue. A NICE COTTAGE Merchandise or. a’ Business. BALL, 169 Fu et, Bro TOWN, NLOTHING STORE—DOWN DOING AN EX. J cellent business, to exchange for real estate; stock all new (about $3,500) ; rR c cot rent LEY, 12 Centre street. ~ {XCHANGE FOR A FARM—WITHIN FIFTY MILES 4 of New York, of about $14,000 value, three brick Houses, lightly cheumbered, all rented, ‘near ferries, rooklyn. ROBINSON, Owner, 206’ Pear! street, OR SALE CHEAP—OR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE ND LOT IN BROOK- novus lyn, value $5,000, mortgage $3,000, to exchange for Call on or address KIM- in the city, a Residence in Mount Vernon, West. chester county. the hi is two story, basement and attic, size 40x20, piazza all round; 11 roo it put in comple : the grounds contain 12 city lots, fren ing on two avenues; beautiful shrubbory, # ora. mental ana fruit trees in abundance ; ‘croquet food well and cistern; high ground; no’ mosquitos or ‘chills and fever in Summer ; excellent neighborhood, churches and schools within one block; five and ten minutes’ walk from depots on New Haven and Harlem Kailroads. Ad- OR SALE OR EXCH ANGE—IMPROVED PROP which wiil be exchan; ed for a retail Stock o toa or other Merchan Address ANDREWS, ion NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY REAL ES. tate—two brick basement frame Houses, in West Hoboken, torty minu oa this city. JOS! CO., 196 Broadwa; TY, Dry ote BATES & ALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY Mortgage, @ handsome Country Seat, at Stam- ford, Comn., free. Cee ar. It W. WEMPLE, 69 Liberty street, New York, OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS OR IM- proved Property In Brooklyn, a Country Residenci on Northern Haltroad of New Jersey: WILSON & CLARK, 111 Broadway, basement, room OR SALE OR E HANGE—20 ACRES OF LAND near Paterson, price $1,200 per acre, norienge $3,000; also 18) Lots at iidgerwoort, Boxy en county i LARK, 75 West Broadwa YOR EXCHANGE—FOR REAL ESTATE, IN OR NEAR the city, the gous interest, In 'a good Vessel, between 200 and tons yee found a apeed for the coal, Southern or West India trade; possession in three weeks. Address OWNER, Bi South streck, New York. (OR SALE—OR TO EXUHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE on Long Island, Westchester county or New Jersey first class Rectitying Distillery Store, doing a Sood bus ness; a longue aKa satisiactory reasons for selling. Apply to D. A. LISSY, 89 Nassau street, NEARBY PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE. —NUST BE disposed of; cannot pay interest now due; will take Lots or Western Land. __ TAYLOR, 206 Broadway, room 11, T CHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY OR BROOK. lyn Property, 56 desirable Lots of Ground, near city line of Brooklyn, In a thriving neighborhood, 38 minutes from ferry; lois free from encumbrance, YER, Herald olfice. ‘Aildress CAR- 10 EXCHANGE—HIG [ate HOUSE, ON HARRI. fon street, Brooklyn “equity 87,80," for English basement; valde, ‘Sian wil pay $t Sion" to$5,0nensh difference: COR: Cedar street. WANTED TO EXO HANGE—A FINE COUNTRY SEAT up the Hudson, 19 acres of land and excellent build- ings, for improved Property in Brooklyn, Address COUN. RYMAN, box 112 Herald Uptown Branch office. SI. 00 TO $100.0 WORTH OF GOOD FARMING jands to exchange for Merchandise or im- ca Address JACKS & COU., Helena, REAL ESTATE WANTED. Re ESTATE OFFICE ON THIRD AVENUE (NIN) teenth ward), with Furnitnre.—Expenses low ; satis- inctory reasons REAL, box 10) b wasn —A COUNTRY STORE, WITH FARM AT tached, or village Property, in’exchange for a good Farm or good House and Lot one hour of city. iH TAP WASTED, TO PURCHASE—WITUIN FOUR TO ax miles of Newark or Paterson, in New Jersey, fr 75 to 150 acres; must be high. ground and healthy hel ifn borhood, near ratiroad station. Answers with exact cation whd the lowest cash price per acre will only be noticed, Payments will ben ne-third down and yinenta extending. 18 BUILDING ABSUCIAS Biven tor sellin e Address for one week erald Uptow fee. ranch © months. TION, box 180 1 Heratd Wanten 2 TO PURCHASE CHEAP-ON STATEN Tsland, 100 to 200 acres good farming Land: north Address, giving full particulars, locality lowest cash price, box 1,670 Post office. Wo emait Farm LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A small Farm, within 50 miles ot New York. Address I. S., box %, Ns Weat Thirty-second street. side and TO LET ’ FOR BUSINESS E PURPOSES. A —10_LET, SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST Cor. + ner Stores and large inside Stores, and several small Stores already fitted up, on Sixth avenue and Broadway, heated; some with living apariments; large plate glass windows; rents moderate; in the best bloc avenuc. ‘Office 999 Sixth avenue, “SPLENDID IRON BUILDING, 28 HOWARD street, corner of Crosby, to lease cheap, with others, The best pl Hage to rent or have rented Stores, Lofts and Omices sat N.C . BISHOP'S, 243 Brondway. be SA Ay latest LOFTS, WELL LIGHTED, AT 28 + Parl opposite the new Post Oftice, at'a very low rent. pit on the premises, SUIT OF OFFIC! ON THE THIRD te ai the Kemp building to rent. Apply to EB. H LOW & CO., No. 3 Pine Sureet. A SUIT OF Alt Ab igh lg FOR ae ARCHTI- tee te and insurance broker, 97 Broad- way, between Pwoutyecton Tventy: “third, strocts, Apuiy on premises or to ROBART 1 GALLAM BIR. 18 New street, Dux K ROOM TO LET. — Pe ge go inj mn 1 office EVENING TE Baath FRA No. 2 Aun street. Orces TO LET~AT FROM $60 TO $2,000 PER AN. SPOTFORD BROTH Ens ao 29 Broadway. _ oR OR D¥SK ROOM “YO LET—FIRST FLOOR front, 124 Sassan street. Terms—Desk Room, $1y entire Ottice, $45 per month i be Srrees TOLBT FOR ANY BUSINESS.°NO. 4 yORaTIO 0 LET—FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, THE ter’ va Balt tweet ‘water Son nae patlalng. a! fu tween ‘Tel th street (0:6. W. DARLING, 318 Brondwaye oun See APP 10 LET—BASEMENT STORE, 735 BROADWAY, 23 feet wido by 98 deep; rent low to a good tenant. 'Ap- on the premises, T° LET—OYSTER BAR Broadway. Apply at 436 10 LRT OR LEASE—THR STORE AND DWEL ING 187 Wooster street, two doors south of Bleecker Bik a ret BEST LOCATION ON a ba 1 BOND STREFT, OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL. © Hotel.—A private farnily would reat two furaishew me 3, to gentlemen omly, at a moderate price. Ne a 147%, STREET, SEAR DRLMONICO'S.—AN BUR Kant parlor, bed and dsessing Rooms; hot amt col ya iad bath, &c. ‘Address H., box 4,846 Post office, New 23° D STREET, 114, ONE BLOCK BAST OF MADISON Fe apt furnished large frowt Room@te % reasonable; refereaces ex- TY e.—Furnished physician; ret EAST FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BOWERT 18 3s and Broadway,—Fur Uemen only, without board a8. rence req without board, to gentlemen, two 00, ied oomson the third floors eas, fire and bath Kast i family private; no othe? bua A" wase st FOURTEENTH ST RIRT. THIRTY | iREe two think Hone Trae eee clovets, both en suite or se not take: 162 EASt THIRTY SECOND STREET, NEAR LEK ington averue.—Vurnished Parlor for houss- Keoping; terms moderate to a permanent party; rete nee, ri WEST THIRTY. ITH ana 204 avons: tarnished. o tleman; grato for fire amt gi Pil EAST EIGHTEENTH STRE without board, to gentlemen, ed Rooms large and es exchanged. 360 SOREET.—PRONT floor, to a single gea~ fe tures; rent $3 pec week. TO LRT vory nicely tues ‘small; family private; refer- West TWENTY-THIRD STREET, RETWHEN abowession Immediately. Apply to WL Firth avenue. 0 RENT—A HANDSOME SUIT OF OFFICES, NOS. 13 and 14, in New York Life Insurance building, cor: ner Broadway and Leonard street. Apply there, HE BEST CORNER STORE ON ELGUTH AVENUE t low,—West side, corner Thirtieth street; tttod up Rone with fixtures for shoe ators, SARE goods or tailor store. 808 Thirtioth firect pporite, $40 PER MONTH.—THIRD AVENUE STORE TO fine business lot, ith Apartments, in the rear: location. ish D, Thi Soventy:sixth nicest bird corner nue, _ DWELLING HOUSES TO unr. Furnished, AY EXTRA SIZED HOUSE, NEAR ST. JAMES HOTEL, in tully furnished and full of paying poe posrders, to rent 220 Fifth avenue, above ‘Twenty: fet rect LARGE NUMBER OF LARGE A! SMALL Houses, furnished and Onis nen es for season or Year; cheies mente M. TUCK 1 awe, above Twenty-sixth street. AN ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH stoop HOUSE second street to rent, fully furnished, at 100 sp meat, till May Lnext. For permits apply to E. . LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine strect, or 35 East Seven- South street. FEW VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUS to rent for the W. For printed list apply to te H. LUDLOW & CO., No.3 Pine street, or 35 East Se: teenth street, s AN ERBGANT HOUSE, WITH SIDE Lfanrs, ON Fitth avenue, below Fourteenth street, to rent, fully and handsomely furnished, untit May 1 next, at a re: sonable rent toa private fainily. Apply to E.H, LUD- LOW 4 & CO, N 3 Pine Street. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—FOR THE Winter or longer, ina central location aud near pire avonue ; house 1s in goed order and has all enien: ent moderate ; p OGDEN & CLARK Unte venteenth ‘street. NICELY FURNISHED BROW! STONE HOU Thirty-futh street, to rent, at $275 per “mon furnished ‘Rooms for housekeeping. Apply at Eve Library, 688 Sixth avenu INE: ler or year, Fi one on Fitth avenuc Y FURNISHED HOUSE RE -soventh street, near Sixth aven many others at low rents, POOLEY & CO., 25 Union square. 10 RENT—WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET. —TO RE od, three story brown stone House for per month, Real Estate Office, 536 Sixth avenue, Unfurnished. DWELLING, 40 20TH STREE stroet, $2,400; 41 28th street, $2,(0: hue and in’ perfect order. Apply at 128 Hast ond street, T A MODERATE RENTAL—FOUR STORY HOUSE, No.7 West Thirty-second street, near Filth avenue, lw 22D ath av enty-sece out a permit from this office, the house being exclusively in hands of WILLIAM TUCKER, 22) Fifth avenue. -FORTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH ue, a modern finished’ four story high stoop: Residence, with ch avear. Exclusively in the 28) Firth avenue. Fo RENT—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone. front, 169 West F corner of Seventh avenue; handsomely ble hall, hardwood finish, bay window, p irrors and Jegebeiat) to a strictly private “ta it $300 per AVE: ‘ast ath street, With carputs per month, CURTISS, 608 Sixth avenues and gas fixtures; r. To, ber LET—A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGIt stoop brown stone House, near the Park, elegantly furnished for the owner's use; must be rented by the B0th; will give a lease if desirable to one who will pur- chase the furniture, Address L. #. 8., station H. —TWO NEAT COTTAGES, $50 PER MONTIT one on Ninth avenue, the other in Harlem, The Harlem Cottage is pleasantly situated. Severai ents to I pply at 603 Hudson street. (0. _RENT—DOWN TOWN, FULL FRONT HIGH stoop House, win iM ron every improvement and fence, aiid in fine order, Convenience, A JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson strect. © LET.—PARTIES WANTING HOUSES, PARTS OF Houses, Stores and Apartmengs of two. three or four Rooms, can be suited by calling at’A. M. FANNING'S Real Estate office, 23 East Fourth street, near BURNISHED Regus ND APARTMENTS ‘T. A NtcHty FURNISHED ROOM TO LI board, in private house, at $3 per we Foquired. Call ut 387 West Twellth rirect, LARGE ELEGANT FRONT PARLOR, TO 1 Furnished, second floor, private residence, mos improvements, suitable for two bersuns, at 316 Bast Tir: teenth street; rent $8. PLAIN GERMAN FAMILY “OCCUPYING THEIR own house, pleasantly located on Seventeenth street, opposite Siuyvesant ‘ark, having more room than they want, would rent Third Floor, five rooms, to a small family of adul urnished or unturnished, with privilege of ight housekeeping rent from $40 to $50 per month; noes required. “Apply at IT Wlisabedh treet neat WITHOUT ~ ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PAR- 1,179 Broadway. NICELY FUR- A —A.—TO LET, . et en suite, on second floor. BA RLOR AND BEDROOM, m2 ished, orn for two gentlemen or light house- ote With all improvements, ean h at. keeping, in ate gas; $7 Kreck. 673 Second avenue, near Thirty PEW NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH C veniences for housekeeping, or to gentlemen: mod- érn improvements; four Ii thin one block ; terms low. 409 West Thirty: FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO let, one ae up; grate fire, gas, bath; good neigh- horhood; rent low to an agreeable’ person. 826 West ‘Thirty-fourth street. A PRIVATE FAMILY Witt RENT A WRELIL FUR. nished Room to a single gentleman, without board. Apply at 361 West Twentieth street. SEVERAL COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS AL on second ip, third floors, to genticmen or for housekeeping; use of piano if desired. 251 West Vorty- third street, near Broadway. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO A rent—Suitable for gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, without board, at 30 East Nineteenth street, near Broadway. N ELEGANT FURNISHED BACK PARLOR—ALSO AN sront Room and hall Bedrooms, with fire, gas, &c., for ranean, ‘without board; references required. 68 aero street, between Fifth and Sixth avs To bl Ak Rem’ $2 wo per week. Highth and Ninth avenues, —A Suit of turnished Rooms to let, together or singly, tas tlemen, 16 SIXTH AVENUE, B! and Fe rty-toy ly ktre ie Fuenished Room and Bedroom for o gentlemen or gentteman and Indy. "Call an weeks ring second boll. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. N —220:AND 222 FIPTH AVENUE, ABOVE TWENTY- + sixth streot, private entrance at 222 —Elegant Suite and'singie Rooms unfurnished; steam heat and gas. This building is now being fitted up'in a most claborate mam ner for frst class fumities and gentlemen ouly. For fale ply to TUCKER, 20 ¥itth gve- yenty- Paint eaves PARTMENTS TO LET—IN THE Lag ag noua No.2 Bast Fifteenth street. Ask f i —PART OF A FIRST OLA8S BROWN STOW! j,Hiose tolet. | Tnaaire om the premises, UB ighty-second street, near He ourth PLAT OF FIVE ROOMS TO LET—IN THE EURO pean house 78 West Forty-cighth street, corner Sixt Apply at the house Tote porter, ‘TO LET, 162 NINTH AVENUE, conntir or + West Twentieth street, the elegant Second Float, containing seven large rooms, with Croton water, fixtures, stationary tubs, du vaiter, ac. Apply ‘to De CUSHMAN, 172 Ninth avenucy between Twenkicda eM enty-first streets, somiest French. eight large. open fromT in in stuit: Since! 00 Sixth avenit ere eat au digh: ted. WITH ALL MODERN IM- ¢ton avenue, three blocks pot. Inghtire at 372 Lex from the city, half of the Inquire on tho premises. DLKMAN & Gi LET—A SPLENDID SECOND FLOOR AND PART f Third {oa sual, responsible family, at 303 Wes eet, BAST FIFTY.SIXTH STREET, THE SECOND ana "Fourth Floors in the private brown slono house 115, with convenience; rent low. 0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, AND f joard, a First Floor of five ight room: -seventh street and Third aventio; also $00. Apply in the store, To RE ECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF & ture slory hich stoop brick House on, West Thirty. fourth street; all swe and in good order; tome Inquire at 457 West Thirty-fourth street. In this © ity and | meaiiean WO CHRISTIAN LADIES WANT SMALL RO OM, stove fire, without board; in good neighborhood 5 terms moderate; references exchanged. CAll at or ad- dress for two days 260 West Twelfth street. V ANTED—BY A GENTLEMA! WIFE AND TWO daughters, aged five and cight, two front Rooms, on second. floor, containing gas, grate, &c.; references: Se ‘Address, stating location and price, L. b. L.. erald office, ANTED—ON BROADWAY OR SIDE STREETS near Broadway, between Cedar and Chamberw streets, a Window sul table for exhibitiug new Uns Light. ‘ANTED—FOR A GENTL lor and Bed: yeniences: locatio Fourteenth and references given and York Post offic {D—BY A GENTLE: A WARM AND COM- table Room in a private family, above Foartoente street, Eastside. Address, sinting terms, W. E., box Lal Herald offi WANED. wanter family, whe With ‘good society ; will be paid for desirable a station A, giving tull particul ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE housekeeping, in a only, one or two wnfuri od Rooms, suitable tow private Ninth’ or Filteenth Wards preferred: terms must be mderate, TIRED, box 120 Herald offic MAN the ro thin CLs} ‘ep iongis auired. Address box OOM, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, in a Hirstclass locality and ina privat the comforts of a hore can be obtain references required; liberal peices modations. Address W., Address RE- WAXTED—FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, BETWERW Ninth and Twenty-fitth streets and Second aud | Seventh avenues, extension Room and adjoining hatl or \ small Room, tor gentleman und wife: price from $6 to $F | per week. Address C, D., Herald office. ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, LOCATED RESPEOT. ably, below Sixtleth street, to rent for a year, a® $1,500 to $1) 300. F, D. BROWN, Broadway. ANTED—DECEMBER 1, BY AN AMERICAN FAM: iis adults, & Floor of five or six uninrnishea Rooms, ina quiet house’ and respectable local moderate. ddress G. F. M,, 1,227 Broadway. relerences | OR TWO FUR- SECOND = FLO Rooms for light fie two persons: ret 07 He borhood, tor dress J. ’. L. WANTED- A. SUIT OF nished), with yrate $10 per month; mast b OX gfOUR Rooms WNFUR. is, dtc., rent not excvedin “tha “sqire bound by Nin Ana'seventeenth streets, Third and Sixth avenues. ‘Ade dress A., box M station D, References required. ANTED—TWO OR THREE ROOMS Fi ‘On HOUSE. Keeping, partly furnished or unfurnished, with wale ter and ga: engaged during the day); rent Toe to exceed $2: nth, Address KR. box 119 Herald Uptown Branc . WASTED A FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS, FOR A man and wife, pecinctiee nethan Thirty -fitthe Address Ee, and) Sixih ‘avenue; nahle rent, TOL West Fwenty eighth street. CLOTHING. M. MARKS’ W KNOWN ESTABLISHMENTS, 98 and LOL Sixt e, opposite Eighth street. ive ‘the Wtunost value. te rpets, Jewelry, Laces, address the number, 4g aboves Please try, and satiety on aes eall at or ies waited on by Mrs. Marks. yourselt, T71 SIXTH AVENU TWEEN WASHINGTON and Wavertey places, Lies and gentlemen wilh be» tonished at the prices given for Cast-off C1 Ita eee ets and Jewelry. Never before have such high Been paid, as we are bound to fil an order, ge thee 4 Por Conia, trom $8 to.8ab: Pants $2 to B10t 10 $70. Please call or address as ‘above. dies at attended by Mrs, Barris. must be hae. T 26 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWHUN. THIRTY: chit and Thirty-fourth streets—M. pare ae highest prices. ior Sacto Clothing, Cagpets, din ng oF addressing, Ladike astended by T 274 SEVENTH AVENU ABRAHAMS WILD‘ ay the highest price in. casly for Cast-off Clothing. also Carpets. A note by post «tysnded to by Mx, or Mra, Abrahams. T EDWARD MILLER’S) “WELL KNOWN ESTAB- ad lishment, 160 Seventh myenue, near Nineteenth ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FROM | street, the utmost value pad ‘Yor cast-off Clothing, Car- HY 5) to $8 per week. Apply at 476 West Twensy- ete by calling ov or aVidressing Mr. or Mrs, MIG street. VER. yresantey FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ALL GO: T THE UPTOWN. EF TALISHMENT, fit, SIXTH venienccs, to let, en suite or separately, {0 sunt ane private. Apply at 145 Eighth ‘strect, near ane AND NEWLY FURNISHED PARLOR nd Bedroom to let to two gentiem So ndenan and wile, in'a private family.” 2Esixth avenues oR ‘TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISH ED PRONT , also two elegant Rooms, unfurnis! j house Réivate; attention to neainess and’ comfort East ‘welith street, Just west of Broadway. >) OP bank BLOCK EAST OF COOPER Piero - Handsomely furnished zarler. on first foo: to one or two gentlemen; hous class in e ay re spect; location central, Apply at Es 'S Stuyvesant strcet, =] ea Rot Forty-#.xth stree [ase re- order fro, Omaha ‘or Cast Nore ceiy and agp pets aril poniivn 'y pay for Pants trom. ai to Coats, $3 Dresse's./$10 to f - ‘Try and satist your sali bY Hing ‘on oF ag vessing M or Mrs, FLAT! NEAR TWENTY-’ THIRD rice for ladies® ac. Ladies T 297 THIRD. AVENUE, A sireotM, LEON ays the highest and gentlemen Ca 42-011 Clothing, Carpe ted on by Mrs. Leo HART'S, + 460 SEVENTH ‘ee handy be Thirty fourth zand Thirty-Atth. stre .in the highest value for eat on ote ciate ty t Wael! inquiring or addressing. Ladies ATT it Kh waited om by LET—A LARGE een ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR, ae furnished, to a party of gentlemen or quiet in aud wite ; grt i roem; Will be let cheap. By West Washington place. Ties oa THE NEW BROWN STONE HOUSES 5 and 1a ba street, near Bleecker, Apart- ments, frou $24 $34. Inquire on the premisos. 0 COMMUNICATING FRONT ROOMS 70 LET— Furnished, to ono of two gentlemen, without board, moderave price, in a sinall private family. 30 Waver: ley place, ERMA CHANDSOMELY FURNISHED 3 every convenience for ‘path, kitehen ire jmcluded, Us ingen and Fourth ava.” TB. MIN Wasnt Sind? worth of Cas¥.of SIXTH AVENU: ngwin and Waverley, 2 eae Dresses, $100 ‘$15; Com note at ‘punetwalty a atten ded to by Mr. or Mee, MINTZ. lyn orders atte 33 tem AVEXES, Ee NEAR FOURTH STREET.— ay Sper cent more thancany'd iden N &c. Vieass call on oF aire, ME oF Sane 1A AVENUE JOURNAL—9Ut een, r 7 Lady canyassers A Serk tow Boom U.