The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1872, Page 1

=— NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER MN, 1872 - TRIPLE SHEET. WHOLE NO, 13,267. ———————_=_ PRICE FOUR CENTS, AMUSEMENTS—Szconp Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth umns. ARTROLOG Y—Seconp Pace—Third column. BALL SEASON—Sxconp Pace—Fitth coluinn, BILLIARDS—Srconp age Foun column. BOARDERS WANTED—Sxcoxn Pace—First column. BOA! a ODgING 'WANTED—Sxconp Pace—First ‘lum ORL, BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Eveventy Bi SINS OPPORTUNITIES—Exeventn Pace—First |CES—Seventu Pace—Sixth column. pusitee Nort Lanes FOR ‘SALESELEvENTs Pace— Fifth colum: CLERKS ‘AND SALESNEN—Tweuren Pace—Fourth and en firth CLOTHING" Pacr—Fourth column, COACHMEN AND ND GARDENERS—Twaurrt Pacr—Fifth GOASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Exxverra Pacr—Second column. Nivra Pacr—Fifth column. ROR ACADEMIBS™ Sucomy Pugh Fourth column, Ti obs Fingr Paces Pace—| coer, ne jumn. ING HOUBER 70 Len MPORNISIIED AND UN- NISH ip Pace—Second column. Pia N SEANSIIPS—tusraxrn Pace—First and otal columns. xth column. inst Pace—Si: y ALcNinrh Pace—Fifth column. ANTH Page—Hixth column. FURNIS' ‘eDe ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— 3 ‘cond column, FURS LYTH PaGe—Sixth column. LP WANTED-—FEMALES—TweLern Pace—Third and A BELP- Dm MALES—Tweuren Pace—Fifth and OLID, - ‘S—Finst Pace—Seoond column. aor CARR! LORS, 40.—Finsr Page—Fitth and ra HOTEI ‘COND Pack—First and second HOUSES, i, HOME, &0., WANTED—E.syents colum! METRUCTION Be ‘eNTH Pace—First column. LECTURE SEASON- Sxconp Page—Fitth column. LOAN OTR earn se, Pacr—Second column. ns. eae—Sixth aaa ND—First Pack—First column. MACHINERY—Exeventu Pace—Sixth column. ey at MA! EBLE ROOND, Pacr—Second column. MEDICAL—Twrn e—Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS M DVERTISEMENTS Taern Pace—* Bi & SCRLLANEOUS—Ruevrxrn Pace—Sixth column. USICAL—Bkcoxn Pace—Third column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Sxvexta Pacr—Bixth column. ERSONAL—Finst Pace—First column. ANOFORTESSxcoxp Pach Fourth column, ALS—Sxc colum: aici OTT CATIONS VWANTED—FEMALES— TWRLITE Bear tH ne col PROPERTY erate: SALE OR TO RENT—1 epee column. BEAL ESTATE TO Ex ‘CHANGE—E.xventa Pace—Fifth BPAL EaTere {VANTED—Euevewen Pace—Sixth col- RW, ARDS -Finst Pacr—First and second columns. LES AT AUCTION—E.eventn Pace—Third and BIYUATIONS” WANTED-FEMALES—Tweurra Pacu— First, Beconds and third columns. bate ere i TED—MALFS—Twerra \BPECIAL PROTIGES—Finsr Pace—Fifth column, SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &0.—Finst Pace—Fifth col- ped TRADES—Twrurrn Pace—Sixth colum: i FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Sucoxn Pace— nd ce TRAVE: 2 ERS Gl GUIDE—Exevenra Pace—Second col. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Secoxn Page—Second colamn. wacuys. St salah dae lh 4C.—Exyventa Pacs—Fourth Pace— HERALD BRANCH OF FICE—UPTOWN “h DVERTISEMENTS FOR 3H THE EW ¥O YORK HERALD HERALD CEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,266 BROADWAY, WEST SIDE,BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY- SECOND STREETS ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. SILL (P.M, on WEEK “Days (SUNDAYS 2 TILL 9P. MM.) aT OFFICE RATES, NO NO EXTRA CHARGE OF aky KIND. nn ed PERSONAL, Rr rman LICE—SELECT. YOUR Oo! COSTUME FOR THE Shadow Can can, at Columbia eee for next raday evenil ROOKLYN, ~ WHO WROTE TO AN ATTORNEY ABOUT a trial now going on, is requested to send address immediately. LL_ RIGHT, SWEET TOT.—MAKE APPOINTMENT an hour iater than arranged. Ceo AND HORTENSE—THA\ KS, FRIDAY evening will suit. Please name time and ce 2 z (BARES AMMER OR JAMES WELLINGTON—I ‘want your address; business of importance; don't taf "Address box 191 Herald office. eet on Wednesda: y " sort 3 SOHTY.SECOND STREET J .OC.—YOU DO RIGHT TO SCORN HER. SHE WAS unworthy of you. GERANIUM, fegeomat CALLED AT BROADWAY LAST Summer, please call at 149 East Fifteenth sree. ENTLEMEN—SEE NOTICE OF NEW CLUB IN Boarders’ column. |] NFORMATION WANTED—OF HENRIETTA WOOD, formerly, of Williamsburg (who, was s domestic on Siaten Island in 1867), Address A. H., box 2444 New York Fort omice. A reward will be paid for the same. FORMATION WANTED—OF DENIS REGAN, WHO Jef Bony, L. 1, on the 20th of October iast, in eompan: two young men, aged 2 years; wore fark tothe; had dark hair. Any information concern- mother, at Roslyn, L. I. be thankfully received by his anxious AMES HAGEN, SHOE DEALER, $8 EAST, BROAD- 3d uit. to buy stock. way. left his home on Tuesday, ring the evening he was seen ai jiquor store, eorner of East Br. rong way, and Mont omer street, but Bince that time nothing has Deon heat him by his d wife and five small children. ‘AURA.—RECEIVED TWO NOTES. VERY BUSY. Will write Wednesday. ANTONIO. OFICR “WILLIAM BABMORE, WHO WORKED, AS ‘a farm hand for Winfield McKe ee Erie count Pa., he Philadalph and Eine fion of his body or effects by LDS, Superintendent eying sand Erie Kailroad, Eri rie, Pi (QWEETNESS- WHAT SEEMS YEARS TO YOU IS A i time to me. What message shall you send next week QUNDAY AFTERNOON, SIXTH ET ton Le ahe JS Feng aden black, wit plue-covered boo conta aden Games rink. t ft direes SEE y box 148 Herald ofice. SATURDAY NIGHT, BLACK HAT AND noe light silk. Address DISCRETION, box 116 lerald office. TTER THAT WAS SENT, DIRECTED TO gS iA ‘Miss Amy, 117 Thirty-first street, can be ieft at 136 West Thirty-second street Piss HACKMAN WHO TOOK FROM THE CRITTEN- den House ladies 7.) Saturday afternoon last will ‘on the proprietor. ieonean A SPLENDID HOME, A_ LITTLE xirl trom one and a half to two years, interesting, wit Gark eyes. Call at 149 Cnaries street. lying iP Now Pennay!: wu MISS LILLIE MALLERRY, LATE OF ROS. lyn place, please me her present address to BARRY, Por ost often, Brooy — wa a jchdammumanonemmenalint en ero ILL THE PRETTY LITTLE LADY IN BLACK who failed again ys wats ip Oh tw kee) ep gna jemest oh Bixth avenue. corner’ ——th 3 o'clock, be at game place Friday afternoon at {Sictock, rahe wishes Farther ae acquaintance with the party she was to meet ! .L FRENCH LADY, OF FOURTEENTH STREET, Witter made appointment on ewe — for Monday et, be at same plac tteenth stree to-day, same time, H Morclock? will be there. IN THE HERALD OFFICE, A PATR OF Gloves; the owner can have the same by proving OUND. ng f dvertisern FOOTE ne a Ot ere tiing deak C. one tape ee A agent OVAL SEAL ig im C.'B, in reverse, The finder yeh he utably rewarded” by leaving the same at P. L. REM AN(A CO.'S, 64 and 66 by leering reet. Loecareeran, DECEMBER | die yf fod ir an 4 betw en Montcla ite nee Yor a Roll of @: J ned ara Tr ban ler SDE! a ownreward, EORGE CRUTTRENDEN, Jr. telat, 8 NS. STON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, GOING FROM Lovath street and First avenue to Fifty-third street nd avenue, lady's Gold Earring, with Car. cle Runy. ‘The finder will receive a suitable reward by returning same to 407 East Fiftieth street. Lost aerpes THIRTY. NINTH STREET AND Coleman House, a Gold Medal, with £. W. engraved Ben ‘A liberal reward is offered for its return to $6 West Thiriy-ninth street L BE PAID FOR THE RETU RN OF A LADY" $5" bes iF PAID Pocketbook, lost about one o’cloc! | yesterday, going trom How: enth street, crossing to Jauch's res way, hSekvat Hair, momento ot deed child. Leave atthe ofice of Clifford House, Broadway and Thirty- first street. = REWARD.—DOG LOST—A LIGHT RED SETTER sear on his back. Return to 229 Madison av. REWARD WILL 2, FalD FOR A LARGE black Newfoundland Dog, str rayed away from a Are on. on ine night of the lathe answering to "he above \ iapieed ‘will be paid on re- covery | ardor ath Souths street. 1 REWARD. LOST, A “GOLD WATCH, WITH silver face nd Chatelain, in Broadway, between venteenth and Thirteenth streets Return to 59 Fifth avenue. $20 ® REWARD: —LORT, ON SATU! RDAY NIGHT, A gold Watch, monogram between fi ler will be neteenth street. sh ne fanny reet and Wallack’s Theatre, paid by wets the watch at 67 West 20 REWARD,—LOST, DECEMBER 9, A LARGE, iJ round gold ladies’ Pin, mace with ballx- and chains. The above reward wil: ¢ paid at Earle's Hotel. © REWARD.—LOsT, IN FRONT or 230 GRAND t, New York, on Saturday afternoon, @ indy's Gola’ Watch: hunting case, stem winder. Whoever will return the same will receive the above reward and nO questions asked. 5. 0. BALDWIN, No. 6 Willow street, Newark, N. a3 $50 REWARD WILL BE PATD BY TIFFANY &00., Union square, for recovery of ae "s Gold Hunt: ing Cased Jurgensen Wate and short € Siatn, to which was attached r Lantern Vinagrette ‘and: small Got Acknowledged everbody t0 a the Finest shibion of HOLIDAY GOODS CARPETS, iys, at the large Thirt ra Hig ave Thirty-ann rly Ib KELLY, guceswoor to W. 0. Farrell. nue, corners Bo AND GIRLS, BANTA ‘A CLAUS has jast arrived with Ao the New Bhs and’ Games of every laughanle dese his Headquarters a! our Dolls, Novelties ion, and makes BR. W. MACY'£ CO, le coe! BLEGANT(! EL ELEGANT!!! UNION ADAMS 4 Co. re manufactured expressly for me resent season & ne Bp venta 1d Variety of 3 House use Cuats, Smoking Jackets, Reyes de Chambre, Railway Rugs, ‘Travelling Shawis, ac., &c., &c., Adapted to comfort. No, 637 Broadway. OPrEX EVENINGS. SANTA CLAUS has CMe special directions that our Establishment will ain open evenings until FIREPROOF BUILDINGS. The New Bennett Structure on Nassau, Fulton and Ann Streets. The Most Perfect and Secure Edi- fice in the Country. Splendid Chance for People De- siring Office Rooms. Banks, Insurance Companies, Merchonts and Manufacturers, Attention !!! Apply to Homer Morgan, No. Pine Street. The Bennett Building, entirely fireproof, bounded by Nassau, Fulton and Ann streets, is now in course of construction, and will be finished and ready for ooeupation by May 1, 1873, This mag- nificent structure, six stories high, the hand- somest and most complete building in the business portion of our city, has been erected under the personal supervision of the well-known architect, Mr. Arthur Gilman, who has, at enormous cost, made it the most elegant and commodious edifice of the kind in America, The value of the land and building is over one million dollars. The conflagrations that have laid waste the cities of Chicago and Boston have been accepted asa warning, and the Bennett Building is so con- stracted as to be strictly fireproof. Although of | lofty height al! portions of the building will be of easy access, a two of Tufts’ No. 1 elevators will be run constantly during business hours, start- ing from the sidewalk level. The greatest possible attention has been paid to ingress and egress, The building may be entered from four different quartere—two on Nassau street, one on Fulton street and the other on Ann street—leading directly to the elevators and to a grand stairway. Perfect lighting, gas-fitting and plumbing, heating and ventilation will be found in every portion of the building. The larger rooms will be divided by the owner by FIREPROOF PARTITIONS into as many compartments as the tenant may require. The following diagram is a plan of the Banking House Floor or floor above the basement :— ANN STREET. i, —— ——— = = iW 111 == = Christmas, for the special benefit of bis numerous patrons. Fourteenthygtrectand Sixth aven fourteenth street and Sixthavenile yd FRAUDS =—— HE FRAUDS te) bapa OF REFORM. OF REFORM, OF REFORM. SEE THE SEE Fat EVENING TELEGRAM, EVENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM. __HOLIDAY PRESENTS. TOLIDAY GIFTS—FINE OIL PAINTINGS, CHRO- mot Engravings Gold Frames, Looking lasses ure. Frames, sol belo Broatway prices. 100 Fulton street (Preifer's old stand) ‘OLIDAY tepid inh —FINE SELECTIONS IN ntlemen's Watches, Opera and Vest mond, Corals and ‘Gold Jeweler sterling Sil- ¥ st silver-plated Ware, Cuckoo and French Clocks, tailed at manufacturers’ prices, at ANKFIELD & E58 Sixth avenue, corner rent Cots and Kighth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth Se T 77 BLEEOKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs, highest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewel: nos, &c,, or bought Pawnbrokers’ Tickets Bieccket street. bought T WOLF BROTHERS’, 896 Ldn off BETWEEN A watcher, Dis and Twentieth eects, —| Sonor loaned Mamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Si ad par- few any Fat 1AN08 ; j eAb pari for ladies; business strictly confidential T — ESTABLISHED OFFICB, 66 NASSAU Pg js) fen a a oe ne Md Re , Watches, Jewe c., oF the e 8 for them, by A. Hi GNIGHAN, Broker. if is MERICAN OFFICE.—LOANS ON DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Camel's Hair rota Lacon, Valuables, £0; any amount, gril buy, utm value paid, : 735 Broadway, opposite. Astor pl "s, 19 BROADWAY—LIBERAL AD- ATeancaninede’ on Dramonde ard Watches, Silverware, &c., or will pay tae highest market price for the same, 1 M. JOHNSON, LOAN BROKER, 1953; BOWERY, '* opposite Spring et—The most elegant and ex: ensive establishment in the counter. Money | loaned on Watches, Jewelry, Siiverware, nd every deseription of Personal Proj also for sale a large stock of Silks, Velvets, Fura, ef ‘ONEY LOANED OWN DIAMONDS, WATCHES, M Jewelry and Glivenvare, 3 and a ie Cee he ai 841 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. ISHED AND RELIABLE.—LIBERAL nee on Diamands, Watehes, cory Stiver Fae eens ine Broker, wr Brosdway, between fwen: tieth and Twenty: -first streets. NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.— BO, Eas ia ier mes ak Joye, mee fumble: JAYMAN HEOPOLD. SIXTH AVERT BETWEEN TWENTY. FOURTH 40 sag Teeny, Mh streets.—Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watcfles. Jewelry and all my of Goods, me Dought'at full value. ARD, REWARD PAID POR THE RECKIPT ROOK OF $3 Empire Ex. ; lost in Greene or Canal. Return to 82 Hroadway. OADWAY, CORNER AMITY STREET.— 685 Money “iverall advanced, on. Diamonds, Wagon Sith sned'and Fell reliable yp oa Proper, at the old establishes MM. ROSENBERG, $3 WARD.—LOST, 0) REWARD.<LO8T, ON SUNDAY MORNING, December 15, between Brick, ei Fitth avenue and Thirty-seventh Kreet, and o Thirty sigh street, a Jet and G avenue, corner fa Wreastpin, with three ndants, The above reward will be paid for its return tom Lexington avenue. REWARD | AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR $5 Diary and Memorandum Book, with owner's name yb adaress 110 Ny bas roa street. - REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN OF Cotlar, lost Sunday evening, between 9 and 10 r $5} 0 big ‘cho iiss ihird stre aveniie, between Twenty-first and 3. DY owner, O41 Sixth avenue, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH a, Co og | on Diamonds, bys ersonal Prop: jon. rivate eatpanee BROADWAY, Watenes veweiry Bike. 91 amon ¥ ralue. 17 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH 1 w orn B.—Parlors for ladies, Branch, for ladies, \CKBON, ap ye ESTAI LISHED AND ible ofie gs 4 advanced on avctes, mjowelry, ae, me bon Fulton seer rook gt = myo thse ead Diamonds, atches, Jewelr me Lous! LB Broa. WL Ih I fl STREET l NASSAU ON & % zw Sd olf a ¢e ball || y Y FULTON STREET. The above floor is, without exception, the finest location for Banking and Insurance Offices in the city. The two magnificent OMices to the right and left have—one a front on Fulton street of 66% feet and Nassau street of 26 feet, and the other 663¢ feet front on Ann street and 223, feet on Nassau street, and are unequalled in their class. Adjoining them, in the rear, are two ante- rooms 20 feet by 18 feet, and two interior offices, each with 1934 feet front on Nassau street, and extending 30 feet back, all perfect in the way of light and ventilation. The following diagram rep- resents the basement floor :— ANN STREET. STREET NASSAU FULION STREET. The many advantages of this floor are at once discernible to business men. The offices on this floor are highly desirable for all classes, but more especially adapted to Insurance, money brokers and merchants. The two large offices fronting on Falton and Nassau and Ann and N: are respec- tively 65 feet by 2445 feet and 55 feet by 22% feet, and the two interior ofices are similar to those on the floor above. The following diagram shows the pian of the second floor, of which the third, fourth, fifth and | sixth floors are counterparts. every modern convenience :— ANN STREET, All are fitted with FULTON STREET. ‘The above plan exhibits similar offices to those already described on the first or banking-house floor, with the addition of two ante-rooms, each 10 feet by 1234 feet, fronting on Nassau. The tariff or rent roll of this building will amount to about $125,000, graduated as follow: First, or banking-house floor + $40,000 Basement foor............+ « 22,600 Second floor. + 20,000 Third floor. » 15,000 Fourth floor. 12,500 Fifth floor. eteeee 10,000 BIXM MOOT... .ecseceeseeeserrseererereneess — 6,000 TOU). ..cceseceeeceeses crenerensussesecees «$126,000 In addition, the sub-cellars, probably the hand- somest and most extensive in the city, are particu- Jarly well adapted for the storage of wines and merchandise, The building will be heated through- out by steam, and a janitor, residing on the sixth floor, will have @ watchful eye to the wan's of the tenants and the safety of their proverty. Many inquiries have already been mMa9 jor oMces, and no objections have been nade to the tariff, as the advantages of safety, location and convenience fully compensate fr “the outiay. All applications | ~ to rent must b@ made,to Homer Morgan, No. 2 Pine strect, « SPECIAL NOTICES. (A MERCHANTS AND OTHERS HAVING LEGAL business and collections in New York can have them attended to with ability and despatch, without fees unless successtul, g Teferences, Ad box 4,654 Post office. 7 sian ailiriie —A.—MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURANCE id other Securities at 87 Liberty street. BARGAIN. BUCKWALTER, FOURTH AV! nue ro ‘welch street, will make a special dis Count on Willcox 4 Gibbs’ and other first class Sewing Machines for holidays, Machines received daily rom Open until 9 evenings. DARIES, SOLE AGENT OF ROYAL HAVANA Lottery, ‘885 Broadway. Post office box 4,900 New upplied , send for circular: A —ROYAL FAvAES LOTTERY OF CUBA.—OFFI- . + JOSERT AT JOSEPH Wits agent, 196 Broadway, room 4, (OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ALABAMA LOTTERY, ‘XTRA CLASS ont 87—pxc. 16, * 38, 52, 70, 19, 39, Es wf tS ‘CLASS NO. sore, 16, {O80 Mtostis ® cos, Ma # - ¥ "Mana: me fess uate B Information furnished’ by A. ruin place, Brooklyn. UREKA onam MACHINE CARVING COMPANY, 60, 62, 64 and 66 Cannon street. Rosewood, walnut, oak and ash Ornaments, Busts of all prominent ia ao. igui A. York. Deaier: He 8 Boe- QURTH LEGAL GIFT DISTRIBUTION, OMAHA, Nebraska, December 30, 1872, in aid of Nebraska State Orphan Asylum First Gift. Second Gitt. Third Gift Fourth Gi 8,46 Cash in run, bays sale Nassau str OFFoun,, KENTUCKY. 5 Whoo osah ifts in ail, amounting to $230,806." Prizes pald numbers sent to each purchaser each: Six for $5. the Matlonery store of P. C. DEVLIN, 31 New York cit, ele f winni: A let of winding DRAWINGS. ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, TRA CLARE NO. O97-—DECEMBER 16, 1872 64, 8 49, 9, 3, re emigotyncusti x0. "et ricaanem 16, 1872. Binatone’ 4°Go." ait eat a ma CoLLNGE—EATHA cha’ NO mn “0, i 18, 27, 5 suitit & Oo. adlaten Cortana Peat ote bax &pok: CHUM, Broker, 38 Broadway. panties DESIRING TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE Stock of the INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY will find subscription lists at tne following places :— Harlem Bank. Fifth National Bank, Bull's Head Bank, 925 6 Broadway. American Exchange Bank. Citizens’ Bank. Union Trust Company. Subscription lists have been been sent to each bank and trust company, and probably all will act as agents. ‘(PALMER'S BSCULAPIAN MAGNETIC REMEDIES” Ww cure Catarrh, Ns all Nervous Affection one rea Pare ane etic Physician, i 28 West Twenty-seventh street, New ¥ Send for circular. Ril a |ARLEZ VOUS FRANCAIS? Since my advertisement under the above heading, jadies and gentlemen have written to me inquiring in What my system differed from others. I would rep} that it fs @ secret unto the Lord and myself, but that guarantee to the intelligent ones so good a pronunciation And knowledge asto be understood in speaking and to understand elther French or German in conversation. What these guarantees are wil. be hat on appitca lon. JOSEPH CLAIRVAUX, 831 Sizth avenue, lale Pro- fessor ri Wealoyan University, Middletown, Conn. } OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA—EXTRAOR- dinary Drawing will take place on December 20, 1872; cap! cat uh on H mace amountto be drawn, n only pian prizes cashed, Infor: orders res filled ; hi eat rates yank ay jovernment seca ities, dc. R & . Bankers, 16 Wall street. } OYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP- sic, Germany ; 95,000 tickets; 47,500 prizes. Grand Duchy of Brunswick Lotter: ; Hambui Fg Cl Government Lottery; Royal Havana Prizes cashed and informaiton given, THRODOW J SCHOCH, 116 Nassau ‘eet; box 6,080 Post office. 10 TAXPAYERS.—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, under the provisions of the statute, an addi- tional one Ree cent will be posed on the 1th inst. to. all taxes unpaid previous to that date, and on the Ist of juary following interest at the rate of twelve per cent Mill be added, to be calculated from the 7th day of Octo- ber, ll t the date of pay or NOTA RTIN Nae Mem ALON, Receiver of Taxes. we HEREWITH GIVE NOTICE THAT MR, LovIs M. Auerbach’s connections with us have ceases MARTIN HERZ & CO., 761 Broadway, N. 200. 000. ROYAL HAVANA EXTRAORDI- wary, December 20. BATES & CO. {TL Brondway, _room ‘Si, inain floor. Post ofee 4,24. ' ORSES, C: CARRIAGES, &C. A’ THE AUCTION Ho) HOUSE ( INSTON 4 VAN TASSELL, ome aud salesroom Sf Nasoe street, opposite the Post office, THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCB of our business is conducted at our ORSE AUCTION MAR’ 10, 112 and tte BAST HUNTER STREET, NEA ota FOU hei SALES OF il CATALOGUE OF BLACK HORSE,” HONSES ANTS NGARRIA “any ba AND FRIDA’ snes s P (TUESDAY) BALE, ANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS old, kind and true is all famneas mee hoe ‘vice, trots tn $44’ minutes, very prompt givllsh driver anid a frat glist coupe Horse and warranted sound; also Coupe COUPE IN PERFEOT ORDER, GENTLEMAN'S ROAD ESTABLISHMENT, CHEST. But trotting Horse, sired by Vermont Black Hawk, dam = Rattler mare, 1544 hands high, 6 yeai ind and true in ull barness; free trom vied: Gan trot in 2:80 and war- ranted to trots mile in 3 minates: perfectly gentle and. warranted sound. Also Set Hartess and ROAD W. igi BY BREWSTER & COUPE HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, old; kind and true in all harness; been used stylish KARLY ORSE, 16 HANDS fon 6 YEARS OLD; true in all harness; free from vice; good traveller; very stylish; good driver and an excellent worker, and Warran' sound. NO‘TOP WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS hIGH, kind ne ¢ true cm all harness; free trom ler; cellent worker and Ei SLEIGH, LT BY BROWN HORSE, ion HANDS HIGH, 6 YEARS. OLD; kind and true in all harness; tree trom vice; a superior draught horse; weighs 1,30) pounds and’ warranted sound. DUN MAR HANDS BIGH, 8 7s OLD; KIND and. true In all Gardeurt @ first class worker and warranted 4: GH, 6YEARS OLD: xEND co, 8 YEARS ¢ from vice; hag free and prompt ice; good travel. erranted earns x BAY HORSE, i5% HAN and true in ail harness; tree from vices g free and stylish driver; has been used Dy a doctor and prarrantad. eo and. VO FOUR-SKAT. ROC! KAWAYS, IN GOOD ORDER, ROAN HORSE, 1534 HANDS, FIVE YEARS OLD, kind and true in ail harness, free from vice, free driver anid 9 good work ‘ARE, 16's HANDS HIGH, EIGHT YEARS OLD, kind and trae’in all harness, free from vice, fast travel= Jer, wery stylish and warranted sound, MAKE, Ethan Allen stock, 14! ish SORREL RACING MARE, hands high, 7 years old; kind and true in all harnes free from vice: has paced below 2.30 and can show ait any da: EVEwal Ot OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIMB estate Wa nom Calgooa arden, Foursleighs | 6008 orden Depot Wagon, with pole and shatts, Stevens. ‘Express Wagon, nearly 1 Five seta double Harness. Weather never interferes with our sal —PLEIGHS, ROBES, BLANKETS, BULLS, Parr, Tevateey ow prices. Great bargains in Buggies, Ack Rocka: Now is the te to get cheap.’ JOUNSTe oN’ & VAN TASSELL, 83 Liberty + ATTENTION, BREEDERS! built by Miner & A chestnut thoroughbred Mare, 151g ae sh, Syears Old; fine saddie mare; can ran in 1:80; s01 ahd kind, Price, pedigree and full particulars” at NA CUASE'S, corner ot Broadway and Thirty. nim airast. A. BEAUTIFUL, KENTUCKY BRED. YOUNG, GOLD. en sorrel Mare, 1515 high, stx yeurs old in’ Sprin, untrained and can trot “in Sthinutes; elegantly galteds thoroughly broken. gamey, yet very Ke lowing mane and tall; warranted sound and ‘kind. pedi gree and full particulars at BARKER & ner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth strect. —SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS.—ONE ELEGANT TWO- + sent Sleigh, built by Strett & Lockw: $125; two fine ‘untrimmed Portland Sleigh, new, ¢ fine trimmed Portland Sg ek 75 mH a nd two- “ecat Sleigh, Portland, style, ‘Tor Ke ARKER & CHASE'S, corner of Broadway and Thir. ty-ninth street. BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSE, 8 YEARS uit 164 hands high, raised in Kenscky, and well bres knee action and very fast. le, beauty and. Weed this horse has no superi: and and without a blemish; also beautiful L a set of Harness. Bold altogether or sepa pelee far below thelr in trinsic value, Address Rie ie! box 3,154 Post office, BARGAIN.—THREE COUP NO. 1; 2 SLEIGHS, Lane Milkman’s Sleig i two Toh Bugaies, 25 aecand hand Carri a Storage for Carriages,’ At 17 W. PITNEY'S, 4 ‘NOUPE ESTABLISHMENT. —BLAC K COUPE HORSE, gentle ; Price, CHASE'S, cor- 634 hands high, eight yeurs old; very stylish and warranted sound lorse and 19) IN COMPLET ORDER, GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT—CHESTNUT HORSE, 15% hands. 6 years) warranted to beat 3 minute ROAD. AGON BUILT BY Browster & Cc SEVEN GOOD Work HORSES, ALL WARRANTED sound, kind and tr OARRIAGES, HARNE: Mens’ ac. ei, DN «VAN TASSELD At auction this day, atl 1 Lis East Thirteenth street Logue above, For fail description m NOUPES, COUPE ROOKAWAYS, SIX-SEAT WEST. )” chester Phaetons, light Hockaways and every other fiyle Family Carriages; reduced. prices; seconi-hand etons, Buggies, Brett, Rockaways, Dox Carts, Fony Ph JFACTURERS’ UNION, 638 Broadwi 589,589 ISDRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL PIO) ized Kentucky Lottery; $100,000 was rawi in Royal Havana Lottery November 26._ Address vO. Broad- (office established 30 years), 174 BALEY & way. DS TH FRAUDS OF REFORM. OF REFORM. OF REFORM. SEE THE SEE THE BEE THE ENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM EVENING TELEGRAM. EVENING TELEGRAM, ___ SPORTING—DOGS, "BIRDS, &C SALE ‘ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, ‘Medicines for all diseases: 83, Pre ared 0. irds, at B. G. DOVEY'S, reene street, near ANTED—A VERY SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG gr Bitch; must he well bred. | Address, with price, age, &e., SMOKE, Herald Uptown Branch office. HORSES, LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE POBLIC AVOTION OF SUPERS CARRIAGE AND TROTTING HORSES | ALSO CARRIAGES, WAGONS HARNESS, RO BES, N WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, AT 1034 O'CLOCK, shake Mt PRIVATE SRABLS, Ai east sid street between 4th and Madison avenues, being the entire turnout of a gentleman who is going away, and having no further use for them, will dispose of his entire outfit, without any limit or reservation, to the highest bidder. They are ‘some of the ‘finost In the city, and are well ben the attention of the public, H elegant, stylish and, fast team of brown Carriage Horses, 6 and 7 years Oke with Howling mance end tails; well matched, with fing action, and work even! together; they are in’ good condition, ‘and warranted in every ast 8p rite. ‘and are one ofthe most CAR po ae. dark brown: ‘Alexander's Abdallah, dam General Buford inare Belle of Hampton; Agnes is probably the fastest green mare in the country, as she is but 7 years old and was never trained but three weeks, when ‘she trotted a half mile in 1:i4, and the next day a fall mile In 2:32%, and was then purchased and brought to this city; she can speed a 2:35 gait and can puli a road wagon with two men Inside of 2:40 on day of sale; she has great endui ance, can trot to the end of the road is kind in all apital breaker, and is warranted free from Orfblemist, and can trot any day in conditio the special attention of parties looking for speed is to her. vopark bay Hambletonian Gelding Harry, 15% hands, 8 Feats old: one of the most genicel road ‘horses, in, the city: drives without check: can be driven by a child; ix allstyle and action; can trot in 2:60 a1 pure-gaited and ‘reliable; riperior pole hore, "and ‘dpives well with Agnes; warranted sound and kin d. Beautitul gray Kentucky Mare Eva, 1534 hands, 7 years old, sired by Pilot, dam Messenger; cannot be outity in this city; has been used on the lead of tandem team and is one of the finest leaders to be found; she is a per- fect model of grace and beauty and attracts much atte: tion wherever she goes; she is warranted kind and free from spot or blemisl Also two-seat Phaeton, Brewster ee ow afon, light Trotting Wagon, double and single 0 ad lock © seen tater which will be pomtive, rain of shi rantee of 24 hours on ae A® iH. JOHNSTON, AU able Horses. NOINSTON oe VAN T. public auction to-morrow (Wednesday), December 18 1 o'clock, at Briggs’ Stables, 141 West enty-third st, six superior pa on the property of a private gentlewan, am.—One pal black carriage Horses, s high, 6 ye "Kind and true ts all. harueas Very stylish and handsome and warrant 4. Trotting Team.—One pale. fast R easy, pleasant drivers, 9 years old; ‘warranted sound. ‘One single Trotter, & handsome specimen of the Morgan stock ; has not his acum for docillty and endurance; has trotted in 2:57; 6 years ol and warranted sound and kind ; one bay Trolteé, sired by Volunteer out of a Star years old and shows a wondertul fine stride; war- d sound snd a see! pleasant driver. Stock can be zr. Coupe Rocka ways Soup ka OR SALE—A G@ consisting of a pair black pointe, kind and fast; a six-vext Germantown Cai ri t Phaeton, two ot double Harness, an figs Saddle, Bridle, Whips, Blankets and Sheets; original cost $3,800; will be sold together, one lot, for Cash, Ask'for JOHN, at Wing & Colvin's stable, 17 ast Tweniy-cighth strect, OR SA ELEGANT front, but little used. Address A. Ib., York Post’ office. OR SALE_DARK AY tnd. CIRCULAR box 5,430 New ARE, 6 RS OLD, 15.3 $8 mare ; Ware ¥ Enst Nineteenth street AN EXT IVE W At turer, discontinuing business in establishment, consisting of Buildin: West Thirty-elgnth TS MANUFAG- will sell his nt 64x 100, on A this week, havente. yrocery store, if aud ighty? (OR SALE—A GOOD HOR; nes. Inquire of HUGH 1,465 Third avenue, between Eihty-seco! third streets. OR SALB-LARGE TRU hands, 6 and 7 d, 163 Ke TEAM, BLACK, ‘ranted sound and un- Greds sold for no fault only tor want of use. 99 Chariton street. a OR SALE—A_ FINE TURNOUT; A DAPPLE GRAY Horse, 1534 hands high, minutes; a Wood Brothers Top SiS one-half spring Wagon, made by Dubois. ‘West Thirteenth street. OR SALE—A NICE. PE ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD order, pole and shatts, $225 condition, 245 We est Twenty-sixt FPOE SALE CHEAP—ONE, COUPE: MADE, BY ONE best city makers trimmed in leather, or Would exchal De Wagon. Call at e for @ Peat ftare stable truck; also a top Bu; for $50. ue, near Forty~ mixtl ate 43 Horse, BLANKETS, HARNESS, Ue ep aces kinds of Saddlery Goods extensively m: red a full line of Blankets for street fic Sables ~~ an ‘and other Carriage Hobes of every quality, . B. 8! &€CO.,, 0 ) Warren street. ‘ORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNESS AND HORSE Equipments of every description; the largest va- Hety In New York, our house loads the trade. MOSE> uess Warerooms, 114 Chambers st, old; can trot in threa ‘agon and Harness; also Now ies WANTED—() TWELVE AND r twen: oHation, A see nies, Omnibuses, second hand H. D, SCHMIDT, 21 North Liberty street, K-" Ritter SLEIGHS, ROB! ¢ E Harness, Bella, at 'y Repository, 'Y, 2 and 22 Wor finest assortment te from $30 up. “ ny wD PB vteighs; al kinds’ 1 warranted. at _) + & GO, 588 Broadway. HE F _sTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND hand <i notop Road Wagons, also 0 toy am and 180, to xpress Ve .dons, ithe city tor sale iw CHASE'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty- “ninth s pet ?m LET BY THB MONTH—TWO OF THE FINESR ee ts = the city, syery sa ag ce compiete. est renth st IRSES TO HOARD, IN oaE LIGHTEST, ater rmest and best ventilated stable inthe city. 14 149 and 16 West Thirty-fifth strect, near Broadway. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A LIGHT C« nyray city maker. Address ‘with lowest cash price, JOCTOR, It lee. INTER BOARD FOR HORSES, W City Hall; stone stables sieltered yards care. FISHER SATTERTHWAITE, (0 Pin 19 MILES FROM pod of LARGE LOT OF PAWN TRUCK BDANKETS aT A greatly reduced prices; double-breasted kersey Sta- ble and Road Blankets, fancy Sweat Blankets and’ Suits for Stallions; cheap Stable Blanke(s and Hoods; English, Scotch and American Ls Bells selling off at cost. Warren stre LOOK OUT FOR THE E jorses, Carrie Hages, rarnest he. re Sold at muttie anctl TO-MORROW, Doc. 18, at | AUHARKEI & CITANESS ‘City Auction ‘Mart an) New Yor! Fattorsails, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, _ See to-morrow's Herald horse column, —NOTIO! u VE ONE BACH LEFT or MY mks, Clarence and Coach, ary handsome make, Ci ‘ae or privi nd stylish, sustadle for for hacking or Bi A WP ecates ate t MARBTTAL'S aa at gooD HORS t Wagon, boston! fiat sche dae mer iy.ae ii o'clor 4 at 4 Harness, A. Tandaulets; own make; « Ruge from $2 25 P Rage ro ARTIS COUPES, ise at Phaetons, Buggie second hand 0 Bast Fou Ml WES Great Jones’ str street 1, FINE CARRIAGES, ly reduced prices a8, Ponty | ‘half price. pba Cannlsge Renee DRY, ar © street —Family Carriages of all 1 wat, Gausceend ham, te cueapest vlace BROAD. im ihe Guy + ci) Gad examine, TAGONS AND TRUCKS CHRAP.—2 EXPRESS AND 2 Grocery Wagons, 1 Concord Express and 2 Business Mer i Furniture and | downtown Truck, nearly new, Spring street, corner Clar —A GOOD, SPRONG MARE, 16 HANDS BIGH, $125. # yearg old an HTN We ple fot ith sireetse ser of Bighth hth avenue, * al STYLISH, PONY BUILT MARE, 6 YEARSY iy a brown Horse, blocky Ler nde, 910%, ish Coupe H Years, 16 hands; great Wetgneh itveniue n COFneE r Thirty-tiest street Pi SLBtOH Le od paneeeey 10 fe hand; Cys ft from Haigh sughtly ited” ‘ai ‘at reasonab! WANUPACTURERS’ UNIQN, 638 poner \ | BUROP: isi AANA AAA AAPOR ATO ORDA RAI OOOCEEORALERDEB IAAT 01 AMERICAN AND ENGI PE, comm acre Rue Seribe, Paris.—Ameficans visiting Pars are’ informed that the Cosmopolitan is boy ge the Nest Meee and English drinks Peo prietors, G. VALENTINE $1 30. HE QUEEN'S HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL ralac don.—To tourists ant Teakelees, apes Merman, Aap. 1 ott its elevated, pleasant and. m: x Hon, combined with the egmiort. aifurded und its general management, have made the Qucen’s Hotel a taverite te Burl ol (he Upper ranks of Bagiish covieiye