The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1873, Page 14

THE BOOK TABLE. —_—_——— It is quite possible not to find ina long list of Rew books a single volume which attracts atten- tion because of its literary perit, Mostly, even the tutes repel. For instance, who would care to read “The Hem Jock Swamp” till after somebody else had waded through it and found it good? The book is by Elsie Leigh Whittlesey ana the publisners are Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, It is such & book write. are a foarte to be attracted by “Parting- onian Patchwork,” though they found “Shillaber” ‘en the title page in the biggest ef capital letters? Lee & Shepard are the publishers. The collection 4s dull and the work below mediocrity. Nor is “Bits of Talk,” though pretty enough as a title, likely to bring readers simply fer the flavor of the bits. True, it has become the fashion te praise everything H. H. writes, but these “Bits of Talk,” of which Roberts Brothers are the publishers, are exceedingly commenplace in spite of a favor which is their own and which is sometimes de- Jicious, “Rouge et Noir’ (Claxton, Remsen & HamMe- GQnger) is a title that is repulsive, even with M. Edmond About’s name on the title page, It was hardiy werth while to translate and publish it. Sometimes what would be a stupid title fora novel is an excellent one for a book which is partly ‘am essay and partly a philosophical treatise, An example of this is the work of the Rev. Fred- erick Arnold, “Turning Points in Lile,’’ published by Harper and Brothers. The book is written in a clear and manly style and is rich in suggestivengss and illustration. Abook of singular and unsuspected interest for American readers is the “Life of Demetrius Augus- tine Gallitzin, by Sarah M,. Brownson, and published by Pastel & Co., of Barclay street. The princes of the Gallitzin family have frequently turned to other pursuits than these which usually occupy the time ofthe great. It is not leng since Prince George Gallitzin, recently deceased, visited this country as a strolling musician. Three quarters of a century before Prince Demetrius Augustine Gaillitzin, who had become a Catholic priest, settled on the highest point in the Alleghany Mountains, where he founded the village of Loretto. For nearly fifty years Prince Gallitzim labored and taught among the mountains of Maryland, Vir- ginia and Pennsylvania. No more remarkable region can be found anywhere in the country. Toa great extent the people are descended either from German Protestants or Scotch and Irish Presbyte- rians, When Gallitzin went among them the first generation had not disappeared, ana their bigotry and prejudice were inflexible. Catholics were not only persecuted for their religion, but a wall ot Secial ostracism was built around them, and to be Catholic was to be “low” in Protestant eyes. According to Miss Brownson, “In Pennsylvania, especially in the neighborhood of Chambersburg, the greatest Sgnorance prevailed, accompanied, as usual, by Prejudice, bigotry and persecution,’ and at that Place at one time Mr. Brosins, a priest, was com- pelled to take refuge in the house of Mr. Michael * Stillinger trom a party of pursuing bigots, in order to save his life, Chambersburg is te-day more re- T™arkable than any other tewn in the country for « the social ostracism of Catholics. Miss Brownson’s Ddook is a valuable contribution te history as well as an excellent memorial of the life of a good man. It is seldom, however, that a book of this kind surprises us by its exceptional excellence. Generally works of great value are announced ‘and talked about months before they appear. Asarule we have read the new books of well- known writers in the magazines before they appear 4n book form. Harper's Magazine at this time contains three serials—“Old Kensington,” by Miss Thackeray; “A Bimpleton,” by Charles Reade, and “The New Mag- @alen,”’ by Wilkie Collins, Their Weekly has in course of publication “Strangers and Pilgrims,” by Miss Braddon, has just begun Lord Lytton’s last novel, “The Parisians,” and printed during the year a number of works which afterward came to asin book form. Lippincott’s Magazine for April has the first instalment of @ new novel called “gerrytoun,” by Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis. Dr. J. G. Holland’s new story, “Arthur Bonni- castle,” has reached its ninth chapter in Scribner's Monthly. <Appleton’s Journal, the Adantic and other periodicals all have their serials. The consequence of this is that when they come to the editor's table for review they are stale crusts cemented into a whole loaf, And the books whieh reach us unheralded are either new editions of old works or books which bught never to.have been printed at all. We find a number of new editiens of books pre- viously printed among the publications of the ‘week. 3 O'Shea sends us another volume of his edition of Cardinal Wiseman's works, this one containing two dramas—‘“The Hidden Gem” and “The Witcn ! Rosenburg.” They are only valuable because they are Wiseman’s. J.B. Lippincott & Co. have republished in one volume Miss “Wide, Wide World’ Warner’s story entitled “Daisy.” From T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, we have a very leng list:—‘‘Mysteries of the Back- woods,” by T. B. Thorpe; “Warwick Woodlands,"’ by Frank Forester; “Frank Forester’s Shooting Box,” “Western Scenes, or Life on the Prairie; “Quarter Race in Kentucky and other Sketches; “Big Bear of Arkansas and other Sketches;” “Lou- isiana Swamp Doctor,” by Madison Tensas, M. D.; “New Orleans Sketch Book,” “Quomdon Hounds: , Sketches of English ¥ox Hunting,” by Frank For, ester; “Captain Simon Snuggs,"’ “Stray Subjects," “Charcoal Sketches: Life Scenes in a Metropolis,” by Joseph C. Neal; Frank Forester’s “Deer Staik- ers,’ “Major Jones’ Chronicles of Pineville ;" “Major Jones’ Sketches of Travel,” “Pickings from the Portiolio of the Reporter of the New Orleans Pica yune.” We begin to suspect that “new editions” fre- quently mean dull sales instead ef a great demand. And sometimes books come to hand so long after ‘@xclr publication that.we can. only look upon them ae 17; Need of a little generous or ungenerous criti- cism, One of these is “Pay Day at Babel,” by Robert R, Rodney, United States Navy, publishd by D. Van Nostrand & Co. St is avery tittle book. It is in ,@ramatic form, ands most wretched example of Mterary imbecility. Then eome the customary announcements. We like to put them iv their usual form sometimes to show how much they look like advertisements, as, Jor example :— J. B. Lippincott & Co, annouace for speedy pub- lication a new novel by John Esten Cook, entitled “Her Majesty the Queen.” The sabject and title of Mark Twain's promised Bew book are said to be “John Bull.”” A new poem may shortly ve expected from Mr. Browning. Mr. Tennyson is at work upop another poem. ‘The title.of Bayard Taylor's new poem, which has @iready appeared in England, is “Lars.” Some wicked wretci has suggested that Bayard Taylor shoukl kave called this poem “Larsus,” Which, We suppose, 18 @ vulgarism for molasses, Occasionally, bowever, these “announcements” fre both valuable and interesting. Here is one :— Caleb Cushing has nearly ready ap important Monograph on resent phases of international law to be called “The Lreaty of Washingten; Its Nego- Uation, Execution and the Discussion Relating Thereto.” Harper & Brothers will publish the book. It is @ matter of very little general interest who are to publish it, but it is an importany piece of news that we are to have all the knowledge of the man who knows most abeut it on the nrest im- portant piece of diplomacy of modern times. We are giad Mr. Cashing hus found time to write the history and sum up the results of a negotiation in which he was the master spirit. Here also is AM ADNOUNCeMent Which will have Anterest for all persons who regard with curiosity the results of women’s work in fells which before Were generally regarded a8 the allotted sphere of men. Among the literary novelties of the coming Sum- mer or Autumn is a yolume which wjll record the exveriegces of Mjss Marwaretha Weouner, 8 young ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ane (2: tach omen sats, ete, book mentioned iar and witc, in the Seventh, avenue and Fourteenth street to the southeast | side 4 Thisty-foarth, street, between First. avenue and SALE. . FOR SALE. late Mr. Sew: 's att and who, by al Bast Ri aes GAFRaceis WRRRING BAPE TOR 900. 0A08). pointment of the Hon Beck worth, Commis cota ne tn tremt of Aa to 10k} slunve, be aged an ney Aerts or anor Uap block pay stad FIRST CLASS RESTAUBANT AND BAB—SROT | Ci ERRING SAFE FOR $19 ASH) slouer ofthe United ed Beagceat the Paris postion | fin cet in creme of Ih to Tok Inehusive, be Gagued. ©” | mus be paved with Belgian o Iholas to Hieventh Fees owner leaving iy Ruck tor value ot | Wi Se ee OMPANY, Sl Maiden lane, 4 FR -. ‘atspie aD important by? as gurerereter || fe fourth toads inch atv, bo ag ay and Tenth avenues, beisg arena = ulated and P dinin nisin Wei Niche. lease. 7 ty. LLOYD, 2 pA Rd mear = fe ner deserves in 80! ine! —s respects to ial Ge Mine. faa Freiner, | . That y.ninth street Fighth to Ninth avenue, | las to Eleventh, arene: curb an A quiter somes “Beem, BEST AND OLDEST ESTABLISHED CIGAR Seren af GRAIN AND COARSE FREIGHT CANAL having, like that indy, travelled alone around tne | Peper rat atti wap oi Forty-nine street, | “That Croton mains be'laid in’ Sisticth street, from ¢ on Broadway ior sale at a low price, tar Ami, be weld cheap. ADpIy 10 world. The difference 1s, that Mme. Pfeiffer be between the Eighth and Ninth avenues, be Tenth to Eleventh avenue, of owner, LLOYD. 9 Brondwave, | address 108 Broa street. the attempt aiter having reached middle life, w! That Sixty-first street, from Boulevard Mofthe Ninth | "That Ninetysnin from Eighth to Eleventh ave- “BARGAIN. FoR CASH Ok EXCHANGE 6! 10 PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS SPEAKING GER. Miss Weppner devoted to the enterprise @ couple be Fay ulated ann B genaen, the curb and gutter led, the curb and gutter stones ‘ ther Merchandise, Fatiols tor 4 Tr man iv fitted up Drug Store, weil stocked of the fairest years of young womanhood. Enceur- atgnen sot, a the si fazge ralks A ae og other Mere Pore pe coe youn i a posits soaked aged by the esteem and protection of some ef eur | 1! That on ite north side of NY ninth street betwoon treet irom scare to Third avene, Gare Addfess ROWER erg atann ah most Sminent citizens, among whom Mr. Peter an ington avenues, wal flag pp plock pa an wreunases, 870 F net 5 Cooper prominently figured, the 1 her iravels the towr ‘or the’ United States, intent upor writing about the wonderful rah coun'ry for the benefit of German e! experiences here were particularly picture: pleasant, and form one of the brightest features of er pending publication. were sometimes She visited all but always interesting, nincipal and reflagged. That street lamps be Benton’ in Seventy-first street, from Second avenue to Avenue A. That in Kighty-fourth street, from Second to Fourth mes be set and the side- be lighted 1 aah dae} Maahatadaag’ A MIRST oLass 8 saving, M. ED'S IM. d and Third IACHINE (WE! paint Fiity-ninth stree ft, from First to Second avenue, be'| at AA roves eis as east gfachments, for sale ve ian or trap-block pavement, ia MACHIN Pariat Pitty-eiath atteet om test eine to Fourth ave- Heraid tp Uptown Branch women 1,265 Brondway. included in sources of this PLATE PR&TERS—A = T° cversthing NTERSA ‘or APL orca on tablished twenty years, Sl Com innde at migrants. Her avenue, the curb and guiter jue and dag walks That Highty-fourth street, ue, be paved with Belgian pavement or trapblock nue, be paved with Belgian or trap-o vei pavement, RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN VIL- from Second to Fourth | | That Fifty-second fr cond avenue, D lage near Kew York A, THRIVING be paved with "| Ries Gare MeKenson & oubiags of vabonnareas b- Mt. 4() WHEELER & wit bankrupt stock, will at 28 West Broadway, up sta Oop ink M. sold this week “ACNE r adventures | > Affirmative t Aldermen Foley, Ke cities of ws a eating, Wis Wier denis, hore, fi rom Belgian or trap-block pay ee That the sidewalk on the south side of Forty-second A Ee ENOELE, RATRONIZED COAL YARD ‘ach by tue tollowing vote ian Codipgton, years; Jarxe cash ad WILL BUY 4 COMPLETE MINERAL WATER $35 ness, Boxes, Butt! Fixtures, ood WIL, euctoiners. profits ci | Japan, China, _Cochin-China, Indi the | street, between Madison and Fourth avenues, be wi- aN, sistant Aldermen Kehoe, | rent; satistuctory reasons xivem’ Particulen Him: nea Li a ayer Amy Fret dened. tila pe Rca q , Gimonsca, Cumisky, Linden, Sommers | pers street. GEORGE W. Softee | Agency” on Mr. MOORES, S4Sixih avenue, and through all her adventures un! a nthe ss- e i th journed until Monday next, 2th inst., at2 ioe ness worthy of Stanley, with an unpretentiousness | oiitt,s ecelving basim and culvert be built on the | ) Adi WILLTAM H. MOLONEY, eT cHaa” pode, AND, SHOR: SFORD. 708 ORE NEWS. HORE Mave = repre p nae mes peeled Pom iat of ine nantt cm recetving saat ond, calvert be. bolls on the - Soi year cash; rare pe Oy Particulars 23 23 Cham- MORE NiWs. MORE NEWS, 0 r3 Ol fo society. east corner of King arick stree " ers street, GEORGE WoSiMeKy Store Ageueee MORE NEWS Now penetrating the gloom of Eastern monasteries, | 5 Ea ae a fcom the south side of pier No. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. poe Se Hone few, RE NEWS now narrowly escaping a Chinese massucre, pros- trated by sickness at one port and rescued by grade chivalric Americans from barbarous imposition at That 'the sidewalks on poe” sides of her adventures (which we have glanced over in tne original German, whence they are now being translated) are toid ‘with a m plquanoy few professional lady travellers are mis- The recent exhibition which she Franktort-on-the-Main, for gnother, ress Ol sufferers b; denced bot The Lexin, residing in came frightfull most _voractou: the benefit of Germ: the late Frarto-Prussian war, evi- her beneficeace and business tact. MICE AND,ALLIGATORS IN FRIENDLY COM- MUNION. fr on (Ky.) Press tells a story of a lady ‘ankiort who had been very sick for some time, and so very strange were her symptoms as to utterly setat naught the skill of the phy- siclans. She suffered from general debility, be- emaciated, and yet possessed a appetite, and people began to As count for the latter phenomenon by the old super- stitious method of assignin, session of an ‘eating wo! solved a few days a violent fit of stomach @ mouse (dead) alligator ofsmall dimen: 1 sept mois to the pos- ™: when, “aan a sick spell and ing, she elected from her ped shority after a living us. Some of the phy- 1 CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE— That 152d street, from fps od aed Nicholas *pPeteventh Bole basiness ‘stand, extensively GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH,—ONE OF THE A avenue, be regulated and ia a cuomablisped Gupoarins in bir ‘0 ner an. | enter Very rare’ oreo Purdeulars wracaiars Sold this week; has done a business o er a : strect, from Feath avenue te Bleventh avenue, beteseed. DE S Chambers s. GEORGE 'W, SLMEIO Biore ey Pernt PO VAN DERGAW, room « Phenix PAPERS FROM KE BOALD OF ALDERMEN REFERRED, Building, OER Or CORTE EP sk NTOWN ‘That. & receiving’ barin and culvert, be built on. the GOOD CHANCE 18 OFFERED TO A YOUNG MAN Tieept ae fatale Khcte Lous wore Bee southwest corner ot Thirtieth street and Third avenue. eee dt a} #004 cash’ Dudinene' paving | durante, Doecer' Saloons also corner Liquor Stores on es of 10Pth street, from Third avenus to ‘$500 caal paying large | Sil aventes and business the side- MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. Thirty-fourth esty und ve at VENING TELEGRAM THE EVENING TEL: GRAM THE EVENING TELEGRAM a pronts and no risks. Apply at No. 5 Dey street, room 21. goumrey GROCERY STORE, BEST BUSINESS A™ INTEREST IN A SPLENDID PAYING BUSINESS Ninth avenue curb and gutter Pgh be set, and the side- iso Bi d Fruit $ Ke ae sarketd, for good bri so Butter an ‘tands, walks be flagged and ret egret. ‘That on hath sides of Elghty-fourth street, between Madison and Fifth erenees, curb and gutter stones he set and reset and the sidewalks be fi ge and nd retiegged. That the sidewalks on both of bpd BE -weventh street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, be flagge: That the sidewalk on south side Cs a street, be- tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, be fii "That the vacant lots on the south side eat Nine street, commencing 225 west. oF a irdavenue a: ing fiity feet westeriy. sy fenced in. That lamps be lentes, in Firty-tth street, from Fourth to Rap WD heigl i that Croton water pipes be laid in said street doing a strictly cash trade ; established many years; rug Store for $500; light Manu- large; termé reasonable ; will are the closest tn- MITCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. Broadway. PARTNER IN A MANUFACTURING sayatey A; —FOR SALE CHEAP, BEST hep rete) Fy. Lunch Rooms on South street; also Bi Con- Cigar La Bog class corner fieae s Stores, establishment wanted; factor. ny Rewer good chance for some one with $1.0W0 or $5, pais tory re neh ieee iyo for selling. Address for three days, ‘1 New York Post offic second Hist st Stren Neat onary Bt emea | A. "CAPITAL, SECURED FOR INCORPORATED GON. TOHEL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. nies, merchants, manufacturers. Persons desir: ing’ thvestments inforined of desitatte opportunities, | A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR Movants eRtomenee: iH arent ae BriMaipal | srocklgah Ocha tick holteey iat Eee ced. sinesss : Retionat ana Hemrencee—Precidents Merchant®, Fourth | ree EPH a YS tetiecors No boon seek. ani Al + DAHLGREN ., 112 14.Bi Le etaned 4C0., u2 and n4 Broadway, ‘A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, ONE OF THE groov iertore wee STRICTLY FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, WELL best uptown corners, for sale at sacrifice: four ‘That on the southeast corner of Seventh avenue and b ‘Tweltth street curb end itter stones be set and the side- established, wishing to leave the cit Bilhee ‘seli her | YoSts’ Tease trade averages $25; no reasonable offer re- Susiness, worth’ $3,000 fo °$4,000 a Your, {OF cash: ised. LLOYD, 2) Broadway. That Pang crosswalk of ‘Browdway and Maiden lane be ed. MAU SAAS y SPECIALTY—HOl TZONTAL, ENGINES—WE HAVE om hand 7x10, 12; eid, 10x16 th Lex24, 14x30, 10x86, 1086, Saiuples can be seen ai 88 Cortlandt street; second h hand Engines taken in ex- change. HITh Hitt MITH & Co. “Wannlscturers Newburg, N. ¥, T WILSON & RUAKE'S NEW AND SECOND BAND Machinery Depot. 282 and 24 Boilers, Pumps, Shatting, Pullys, bought, sold and exchanked. A. EARGE LOT OF NEW "AND SCOND HAND MA- chinery, consisting of, Engines, Boilers, Steam Pulleys and Tanks for sale; ‘also for rick Buit ding, with 30 Lots, fronting on two able for a brewery oF other manufacturing ply to P, CASSIDY, Nos. 4 to 10 Bridge Pumps; shatth sales walks be fans * That on bi t, from avenue Bt Nicho- | will retire at once or hereafter, ‘desire tg ONadee oe ‘stones be setand | DEX TER, Herald Uptown Branch office. SAFES.—FOUR SAFES TO BE SOLD IMMEDI- Gay cheap for cash; two second hana (Herring's Jas to kleventh avenue, curb and ee the sidewalks be flagged and reflag; - LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Btei CH jilers, steam Pum) sicians have expressed an “opinien that there are i ng wild am Engines and Bo! ps. more of these animals remaining in the sen nos be sausl aa a eksto Four to, Lexington ave: | 4 N OLD ESTABLISHED IMPORTING WINE HOUSE ne SECON AG NS SUT IC TS Mathes lane, | TATE cert Se ‘AN, Manufacturers, 203 to stomach, and that they are being censtantly Tha a lamp ost be erected and a street lamp li Inted coptroliing European consignments a1 le agents erated there. But as to how they had their in Exchange place, midway between Broadway and New | inthe United states for choice gran ant Aparmer WELL LOCATED SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALE there we have not heard thatany one has a tured to risk an assertion or explanation. CITY GOVERNMENT. (OF FICIAL.) nT Board of Aldermen, TuuRspay, March 13, 1878. Present—Hon. 8. B. H. Vance, President, and @ quorum of members. PRTITI BRED. rs continue the printing of the ancient records of the lated and sidewalks: sidew sidewalks ‘That on enue, be stones set be regul fo Bagged. nue A, ber Harged. That the and seve! College and in the lution ap Thats' and groovy ur o'clock P. a tagged ways ip. thi Felovk ¥. That Nine lack ‘said compan: be paved witl mi t College ved wi RESOLI That the sidewalks on both side between Eleventh and eed. ‘That the sidewalks on both sides of ‘Thirty-fourth street, between Tenth and Twelfth ged. ‘That the sidewalks on both sides of Eleventh avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth stree! That street lamps be li tween Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth str ‘That the Commissioner of Public Works notify the New ‘ork and Harlem and New York roud companies to remove all the switches and turnouts from the carriageway and sidewalk on the Fourth ave- hue, between Twent and'repair such car thorough manner, and in case. of refusal to remove suc nd turnoatsand repair the carriageway and Sidewalk at the expense of the city, and t prt from said railroad companies the “cxpense rie ‘That Ninet That Tooele i lated and panes, ‘That Ninety-ninth strect, regulated and the sidewalks at Ninety < regu ted and ‘he, sitewalks aged. perhat Ninety-seventl regulated and grat thd the sidewalks flagme ‘That Seventieth strect, between Third avenue and East River, be regulated and graded, the curb and gutter stones set and the sidewalks paged. That on voth sides of Fifty-sixth street, from Sixth to Seventh avenue, curb and gutter sidewalks flagged and redagged. hat on the west side of Sixth avenue. from Fifty fourth ty-fitth street, the sidewalks be ‘That on the west side of Sixth avenue, from Fifty. 2 F ay -seventh street, the sidewalks be flagged and re- aS ise vacant lots on both ides of Fity-sixth street, from Sixth to Seventh avenue, be ‘enced in, That the vacant lots on the ‘southwest corner of Fifty- | Broadw: Ath street and sixth avenue be fenced in. it Twenty-sixth street, from Sixth to pe paved with Belgian or rap block pave REPORTS LAID OVER. That Fifty-: vent street, between First avenue and ave- afgated, the curb and gutter ‘That on the morth side of pitt third street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, the sidewalks be flagged and re- | Ninth avenue, curv Liste, stones be set and the side- Stones sel. aud the. xidew: tween Fifty sixth and Fifty-seventh streets, be fence ‘That on both sides of Fifty-sixth and Seventh avenues, curb and the sidewalks be flagged and re Commissioner of Pt ‘That te vacant lots on both sides of Eighth avenue, - That Ninet, jird street, from Second avenue to East e a Be Co., 388 1 N f ie | patie Dees Ieed i Ganiprated: tha core oad sitter 9.000 -A PARTY HAVING THis AMOUNT CAx Fork city ity. PPLER, of Scholf & Co., 888 Pearl street, New street, between Sixth a aset, and the sidewalks flag; sed. secure an estab! minal Manufacturing and Eighth and directs that, “except the through said streets, the sa’ ori bs yt the sum of $3,500, City Hall, New York, March 1: with Stock, Fixtures, Horse: rons tiamps be lighted in Fifty-sixth street, be- the following vote :— Property holders are hereb: notified ‘that the follow: | be sold b a rill. Inquire at Sourt , Brookly a Alurvative™asutant Alderman ing revised and corrected Rolls of Assessinents for the | ety AP ie a tween ‘Hehth and Mathavenues, ups be lighted in. Seventy-first street, between Nu That sireet lamps be lighted in Forty-sixth street, be- | Kehoe, Simonson, Cumisky, Linden, So nicely fitted up fancy goods and hosiery store; goo tween First and secosd avenues i Beye: Wir % ¥ mmers and | mitted to this Bureau for collection, viz. :— for dresmaking. (Inquire on the premises, 112 ufeon- That the Comptroller draw a warrant in favor of Mar | Negative—Assistant Aldermen Wiser and Thornell—2 | contrmation. Title. wich street, near Christopher. tin B. Brown for the sum of $4315 50, in full payment for Bit the Board’ ot 1872, and om December 2, 1872, to’ January 6, GENES Ne dan gg of Broadway and. “Maiden lane be By the following vote Aifirmative— 01 $1,000 tor portrait of ex-Mayor eC Goatrey Gunther RPORTS LAID OVER, That on both sides of Fifty-scventh street, from Elev- {avenue to Hudson River, the sidewalks be flagged | slip, be flaxged. iy sidewalks on both sides of Thirty-mfth street, between ‘lenth and Twelfth avenues, be flagzed. ‘That the sidewalks on both sides of Thirty" “lourth street, Kleventh That on the west side 0 street to the north side of Sixty-nimth’ street, cure and cr stones be set, and the sidéwalks be flagged and re- i ‘That on both sides of Lexington avenue, between Sixty: first and Sixty-sh: and the sidewalks be flagges on both sides of 51 That on the west side of Sixth avenue, from Fifty. fourth to filth street, the sidewalks be flagged and re- hat the sidewalk on both sides of tween Twenty-sixth and where not already dome. reet lainps ie hy in leventh avenue, be- tween Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth streets ASYCNN ‘That the Legislature be requested to pass the act now e them tor the annexation to the ‘of Westchester county. atthe representatives of the city of New York en- ‘the passage of a Inw to make provision vement with ony heretotore "ii dea Ms to obtain jar the re} its crete pavements, ‘That Twenty-ninth street, from Broadway to the sort ent, River, be paved with Belgian or trap-block paven Thai 1 th street, from First to Fourd) avenue, be Belgian’ or (ra ven 12 be paved with lg or ap-block pavement, adjourned util Board of Assistant Aldermen. STATED SESSION. eae Presertt—William Wade, and a quorum of membe: RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER, That a crowwaik be laid irom the northeast corner of | eat two! sireet Jawps be plaged aud ested | om north avenues, be flag ets, be flagged. apartments therein for city hotel ferred. rE sale.—Exchat juors, corner stand, leading av- ved im Eleventh’ avenue, be- | | That Sixty-cighth street, between Fourth and Lexing- | Titian Untown Branch oflice, mirdhae a 4 Sica. Nenih” ave ton a ig nae reet, between Fourt edocs 0 ah 180 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. gnc, low rent: splend: bee ei ebegen a monéy. Particu: -sixth and Twenty seventh street ‘That the vacant lots on the north side of 18th street, gold at a fair pricg;.a good opportunity for any person way and sidewalk in the most | petween Second and Third avenues, be fenced in. STABLISHED BUTCHER'S SHOP AND DWELLING | CcilTiné ‘embark in, leasant 5 cabtey y sending ati -fifth street, from First to Fitth avenue, be poged, the curb and gutter stones set and the That 1024 street Tipe "That loth stree lated and ‘tenes the curb and gutter stones set and from First to Third avenue, be rej curb and gutter stones set and mi from First to Third avenue, '- the curb and gutter stones sot — bot in avenue, between Sixty- first and histy.tixth Ciara, and gutter stones be Bi from First fo Third aveane, ue, be doce the curb and gutter stones se! ed. ‘That on the west enide of Third avenue, from Sixty-sixth street to the northerly side ot Sixty-ninth street, curb and That 06H utter eee be setand the sidewalks be flagged and re- Birt Eighty-fifth street, from Second to Fourth avenue, be areas with Belgian or trap-block P nt. nth, meet from First avenue to Fifth raded, the curb and gutter ihe sidewalks ‘iagged. rept street, from First to Third avenue, e curb and gutter stones set Mietrcet, trom First to Fifth avenue ded, thé curb and gutter stones set | Ri utter, stones be set, and large ube Works notify the Sixth Avenue Railroad Companies, jointly to remove the track on the west side of between Chambers and Warren streets; | No. 3 ie event of a neglect or refusal on the partof the | site s to remove said track for thirty days after B being so notified. the Commissioner of Public directed to enforce the provision of that part of the reso- roved by the Mayor December 21, 1852, which build a single’ track only Commissioner is directed to Nave said streets restered to their former condition,” at the expense of the c ‘nd to sue for and recover from | premises now occupled by Robert Culkin, under the Jef the said railroad companies, jointly or severally, and re- k spectively, the cost of the w re { Aldermen, The President ie Falcouer, Flanagan, Kehr, Koch, Lysaght, MeUafferty, Monheimer, Mogris: Otten jorier and Reilly—13. dl until Tharaday next, STATED SESSION, TruKsDA’ Present—Hon. 8. B. H. Vance, President, im the chair, and a quorum of members. RESOLUTIONS REFERRED. -second street, trom Third ixth streets, curb and gutter stones be set | trap-block pavement. nd renagyed, ty-flrst street, between Ninth eand Boulevard, curb and use, stones be set, And the sidewalks be flagged and re: ‘That ihe vacant loty onthe west sidec! Sixth avenue, from Filty-tourth to Fifty-fith street, be fenced in. ‘That the vacant lots on both sides of Fitty-sixth street, from sixth to t nth avenue, be fenced in. ne side of Sixth avenue, from Fifty-sixth to F ins: “seventh strect, the sidewalks be flagged sind re- Thiru block pavement street, between Universtiy ue, be paved With Belgian or trap-block pave- meant Weet Broadway, from Canal to Chambers street, br granite block pave from Chambers gh ranive block from sixth to Kighth avenue, | feo y cs the at on osu siden of Ferty-eighth: streek: between | Address M.-C. K, box LOM? Fost once. almost new.” Apply at 9 Court street, Brooklyn. it 3 | Meth and Tooth avenues, eurb and cutter stones be set, STO Mo PINCKNEY, Cle and the sidewaiks be lagged and retlagued RINTERS.—A WELL ESTABLISHED DOWNTOWN Forty-ainth sirect, irom, Elghth to " MACH LAs 48 Wade Steam Job Office, doing a good stationer’s business, iwian oF trap-bt Sf) $10,000 to increase the busine%s own town, doing a first class business. de to be out more ainong the trade. ‘Apply to GRIGGM, | Apply wo FHOS, GAPPNEY. Auctloneen, Nové Gentie at Ba hovtzontay ing RUNNING, 16X36 AND 12X18 horizontal BS ey MPSON, 38 Cortlanét street, N. ¥. Street ‘Adjgurned until Monday, next, the 17th instant, at 2 pa OWILLTAM Wr MOLONEY, Clerk. CARLETON 26 Broadway. seas aione —AN EXPRESS BUSINESS AT SACRIFICE, AS BTATED SESSION. A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS THE “KNOW HOW” A. the owner wants to leave the city; three Horses, Monpay, March 17, 1878. Dut no capital, is willing to sell the secret of manu- | three Wagons, three sets Single Harness, one set Double Present—Willlam Wade, Eaq., President, 1a the chair, | facturing an articlé for which there is an immense de- | Marness LLOYD, 29 Broadway. and w quorum of member he mand, with the sole right of manufacturing for America, for $2,500, pial irk amount will realize an STATIONERY, BOOK AND TOY STORE AND ‘ge stock, low rent; cheap for income ot ress O, M., drawer 133 Washingtot en from 8 pring t to Charlton street, | Poa? office, pee. bs anada. an OPREST avs, eon Forty-eighth and Forty- a red eb nice jan oF Arapblock a aaaetey 9f2 clock journed until Thuraday next, PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER AND GOOD BUSI- eit WHETAIE UOEOWAE ier” | A FRACICAy RANUT ACERS AND 90D Bom t ee, would like to. connect himself with some Board of Assistant Aldermen. house where undoubted. integri apd untiring industry STATED SESSION. wouid be appreciated. Address Herald office. D GEhe 198. Ayer TING OFFICE FOR SALE.—ESTAB- years; well known; extensively pat- Fontzedy et Drones 8000 year; rare investme: ticulars 23 Chambers street. GEORGE” W. SIMERS, Store Agency. in the chair, NGINE AND BOILFR FOR SALE—A 12-HORSE power Engine and 20-horse power horizontal tubalag Boller, in first class condition, Can be seen working. at 288 Warren street, between Court Brooklyn. OR SALE. ENGINES, BOILERS, PULLEYS, HANG, Dought sold or pape Pipe 4°86 Went Tht ought, sold or 6x : in en Thin fourth street.” see OO BENJAMIN me FOR SALE-A 20 GALLON, StILt, wit COLUMN, ‘orm and Worm Tub, in perfect order; will be sol sold chap Dply In premise sno'Sreenwich séroek, OF to F. CASSIDY. Nos. 4 fo 10 Bride meee Brookiyn: ‘THURSDAY, March 20,1873, Prosent—Willlam Wade, Esq., President, in the chair, PARTY, HAVING PERFECTED A NEW AND bers. valuable system of Street Signs, desires a partner to and a quorum of membert feat pala enable him to push the enterprise and divide the profits, ‘Kidress ENTERPRISE, Herald office. That the Comptroller lease, from the Society of the New York Hespital, the premises located at the north- USINESS WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WILL exchange improved or pg Bad Real Estat easterly corner of Church and Duane streets, tor a pe- ey glght miles from New York. tor a good paving ‘business; dress) BUSIN FLOUR AND FEED STORE FOR SALE—EXCEL- Tent business location; large cash tradi 10 OD sition; extraordinary chance to make money.’ Particu- Jars 23 Chambers aroer /EORGE W, SIMERS, Store Agency. RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON FOR ‘of Thirty-fourth, street, nues, be flag riod of twenty-one years, for the use of the city, and or rast the Commissioner of Public baled fit up and furnisl offices, jewalks Be aged and reflagged. ‘hat si aXe lamps be lighted in Forty-third street, from First to Second avenue, That street lamps be lighted in Forty-sixth street, trom First to Second avenue, USINESS | WANTED—A) GENTLEMAN, HAVING GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. $2,000 to Invest, wishes to purchase the whole or part A. WEEKLY LITERARY JOURNAL, ESTABLISHED afany legitimate Business in thiscitw or Broskivn, Pade dress with full particulars, box 120 Herald omee in the city of New York nearly ten, years, will be and New Hayen Rail- ‘That block bounded by Fifty-sixth and Firty-seventh I be orelculare ay streets, Broadway and FE} Eighth 1 avenue, be fenced ranert uene decane ae ap eiag ee ere eo. address to PUBLISHER, es une Herald ot eet ana ihe adore eo OR SALE—STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS OF A | iished; extensi h tra in, Barticulars 28 be set and the si 8 flagged ‘and redlagged. Henutiful invention, which can be made mseral aaa ited® taeat,° GLORGE W: SINGERS, Store Aaaey. ornamental in every houschold and place of bosiness: RTS LAID OVER. the sidewaik on routh aide of Fifty-tourth street, | Real Estate tak exchange. Apply at 79 Nassau WELL ESTABLISHED .CLUB HOUSE FOR SALE— atrect, room 16. A. Yistioss location uusarpauad stom rent; splendid That s | Pita Sistyseventhsiccet, hem Third weomtie to East hat Sixty-seventh strcet, from 0 his I Ps Mi \- Hones Meeand the sucwan nash. * CUD ARG GULL | Jy A REAL ESTATE OFFICE—BEST LOCATION IN | formate ot GEORGE W. BimEnS, Store Agency. Cer er ta heer oct gPitrrtxth street the city, a partner, with $600, to take one-third in- from Ninth to Tenth avenue, be flags great doe tore business than one can attend to. Ad- A CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—AT A Ear ine aidawais an the some ates of of Fity-ah street, dress D., box 146 Herald Uptown Branch office. Bi aactites,. res fixtures and three years’ between Fifth and Sixth avenue That the sidewalks on both sidesor ni aeyenth street, second street and Ninth avenue. That the sidewalk on. the north wear, Forty.ninth CHANGE TO BUY THE LEASE AND GOODWILL to Third avenue, be re; HAVE A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS, WITH SER. vices, to invest in some good paying legitimate busi” ness, Address, with full i particulary enone others no- between Ninth and Tenth avenui d the sidew: lagged and reflagyed. b Mi a Fifth avenues, be flazged | ticed). E, KEMP, Brooklyn Branch Herald office. ‘a first class Coal Yard, with or without stock. nba Highiy-ainth strent, between rae me and mitwiaa ae ie ee err rere Bec badssebeniie ns siecnatssa Apply at yard Bel Bast Siztecnth streets ¢, Boulevar raded, the curl 8 oF n Se een = gutter stones set and the sl fewalks Angra we en Reet tides of Ble our treet te beat | PARINER WANTED—TO ASSUNE ENTIRE CHARGR N OLD-ESTABLISHED PLUMBING BUSINESS FOR of the advertising department of a popular magazine; he must have $2,000 cash and be ready for business. Ad- dress box 2,502 Post office. sale, ip a frst class location; owner retiring from dusiness,’ Address ©. H. K., Herald Uptown Branch of- fice, 1,265 Broadw: Oar ira ary bebe katt ME ihe a Oe OD BUTTER STAND CHEAP—IN THE FINEST MARKET to advance a manufacturing business, 4 alroady etariods with large, prose Apply at 125 ‘Beek: ae ee ee ee iy. man street, top oor. No agents need app) OAL acenl FOR SALE—WITH FAVORABLE "That the sidewalk on the north ‘side of Forty-second we ARE PREPARED TO SELU THE PATENT FOR lease, good will and fixtures; everything complete, street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues, be {he State of New York of Jacobiews Patent Fire | and now yy doing splendia cash trade. ply at the yard, it Light customers, UNITED STATES PRO- | 136 Mulberry stree ‘that i0sth street, from Fifth ayenue to East or Harlem TECTIVE “ASSOCIATION. 29 Broadway, CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP. AP. River, be regulated and graded, the curb and gutter NER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP. A stones set and the sidewa : ply 01 nth avenue. No shat sixtraisth wrect from fiird avenge to the Bast $1,0 enor 23 a STORE. FOR SALR—ON SIXTH AVENUE: f1,000, Oftice, in aicood stand. ata low rent eritel fit ‘cla nee Gane Ae aebne , be regulated and graded, the curb and guiter stones set ant e sidewall Aagged a ney out in work), worth Lois capacity of execut- Pace ‘That Forty-first street, from first. avenue to the Rast yout in work) Brookign; only sh ow caal required. tbe ep ae SE eT Ae STHICMLAND'S Draggists Agency, 78 Cedar street. River, be regulated ahd graded, the curb and gutter four practical printers for $l,0each. " Owner isn Pract RUG MORE DR BALELIN A GROWING ANU: tur and reset, and the Hdewaike be flagget That 126th erst is m Fifth avenue to Manhattan street, be regulated and Licey the curb and gutter stones set and the sidw iis 41 et, from Tenth ‘avenuc to East or Harlem be reguiated and graded, the curb and gulter stones set and the sidewalks graded. ‘That the sidewalk on south side of Fiftieth street, be- tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, be flagged. stones set and the sidewalks flagged, . : That the ‘sidewalk on, the south sige of St Mark's | eulprinter can command good work at good pricet. This stones be set and the | place, from corner of Second avenue to No. 48, be flagged. factoring village of 5,00) inhabitants, 70 miles irom nana Tivth street, trom. Fifth avenue to Kastor Harlem 1a & good opportunity Saunier New York; store is well stocked and doing a profitable iver, be regulated and graded, the curb and gutter | None but those having the cash neod address M. C., box | business; ed invoices $9,000. Owner has other business flagged ‘and re- sixth if «i the sidewalks flagged. «That on both sides of 10h strect, from Third aveaueto | 10° Herald office. Fifth avemue, curb and gutter stones be set and the side $1, (000.~ANY ONE ANSWERING Tits suouLD walks flagged. ‘That the houses on the west side of Sixth avenue, be- actaring butions and pees BEE Lg tween Thirty-second and Thirty-fourth streets, be num. | Address LEGITIMATE, Herald office. ered continuously with the numbers on the west side of am aiid 9.000 With, BUY HALF INTEREST IN AN old gatablished hardware, store on west ic of the city ; desirable opportuni dress B. A. N., Herald oftice. 2.000 —A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT WISH + ing to Invest in a splendid manufacturing business, under anew improvement, can employ himself and have an interestin the same. Address L. C., Herald office. For particu- and canni Ree ‘aitention to store. H Cedar street. rs apply 1 a DAVE 18 & FAIRCHILD, RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN GREENPOINT; ae first class Store, elegantly and completely fitted’ up; ‘well stocked and doing a first class, well paying business; resent owner going into other business. Apply to JOHN WINTER, 118 Franklin street, Greenpoint, ‘Brooklyn, RUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LO- cations on the Sixth avenue ; doing a good business; an old established stand: any one wishing to purchase @ first clags store will find this «rare opportunity. Address box 2,824 Post office. GIOR SALE—IN WASHINGTON, D. C.. THE ONLY first class Confectionery in that city. For particulars tou on vn both aides of Forty-ninth strect, from Madison » Fifth avenue, curb and gutter stones be set, and the Mhewalks be fla Bide That Washington street, from Spring to Charlton street, be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement. That the sidewalks on both sides of Twenty-seventh street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, be flagged, ‘baton the northwest corner of Forty-third street and Eighth avenue, walks be flagged and re! tail Business. Address T. That on both sides of Seventy-sixth street, from Second ., box 109 Herald office River, curs. and gutter stones be set, be flagged ana reflagged. GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED, ‘That a crosswalk be laid irom the south side of pier B's SALE—AT A BARG AIN, NEAT LITTLE Store, near City Hall, Brooklyn, and (oust 88: jong established’; weil fitted up; ee sling; rent low. Apply to BIGGS & SO) ‘New York. Jor SALE—A LOT OF BLACK WALNUT WALL AND the sidewal $2, 00 TO $8,000.—PARTIES ‘ERI Seeturing ee in ci old estapliset, i wiacturing Business, under liberal condition North River to the east side of West street, oppo- | dre Feal name to MANUFACTURER, station »” By the following vote -— - centre Showcases, Inquire of WOOD & HUGHES, ‘the Present. ‘Ansistant Aldermen Kehoe, Brucks, No. i busin JPOR SALE—A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE, 3 Very rare o Linden, Sommers and er & oon i Broad street. “CORPORATIO NOTICE. _ Rerson Market Court House, and t> pay to the said Robert Boweay OF COLLECTION OF B ASSESEMED 1873. bc Cumisky, with boarding house, on easy terms. All particulars cee. cidhitberaiee MARAT (Ui ‘iresent tenke Of eh bers st = | given at ll New Chai t No agents. QYOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, AN OLD ESTAB- lane corner Grocery Etre, doing a Ly ine s, 19 Foley, marie, i Theiss, Codington. Kreps, Kee* | improvements therein. severally set forth, have be Clancy, Keating, Heal Ssistant Aldermen Brucks, Kelly, nan, the Presiaent, en re- ceived at the Departmentof Public Works, and. trans- OR SALE-THE STOCK AND, FIXTURES OF A ti v hat in Worth street, between Centre street and Chat- ham square ; Park street, between Centre and Mott streets; Baxter street, between Chatham amd Bayard streets; Mulbe bed street, between Chatham and Park streets, and Little Water street, between Park and streets, the Ptd and gutter stones be set and reset, the sidewalks acged and reflagged, and the carriage ways be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement. by the following vote :— Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Fole: , Murphy, Keat- ing, Wisser, Healy, Thornell, Theiss, Codington, Keenan, ihe’ President, Asmistant Aldérmen Kehoe, Brucks, Kelly; Simonson, Cumisky, Linden, Sommers and Beyea—18. OR SALE—THE ELEGANT MILLINERY tage lishment 867 Eighth avenue; Stock, Fixtures, G Will, &c. -established seven years ; now in flourishing con- Aitich and. speaks for, Weel, ‘aa it ia well known; the Feb, 20.—Eighty-seventh street, regulatin: y Gos, | Owner ls ansbile vo continge it alone, and would sell abeo- nat Meween the Pubic Drive aud 4 caver futely or take an energetic Ge peren parte, —_ —! 2 wi les, re jor ha si ee jezamine grating é., between manuiacturing; willbe sold very cheap, asowner has _ other business and cannot attend to Inquire of Lipase, ee Baving between Chambers and JaMfes McLAUGHLIS, lash street and Eighth ines Sepiember Feb, 20—Tenth avenue, regulating, grading, &c., between Seventieth and Eighty fi rat streets. Feb. s0-Staty-cixth street, regulating, grading, &c., petween the Tenth avenue and New avenue. Capper, aha 20th inst., at three ae ate Clerk. + Circulars at eves academy, 212 YDRBAULIC PRESS, 9 INCH PISTON, H BALISBURY & CO.-160'Duane atroct, WO HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOERS a ‘gaan sorta now in use. Inquire of D. ENC "4 ol WO BOILERS, 70 HORSE POWER, WILL BE SOLD ‘very cheap. 'Can be seen running at 404 Bleecker st, ‘ANTED—A SECOND HAND ‘ENGINE AND BO! er, in good order, 15 to 25 horse power; also 10 ined Moulding Machine. Address CARPENTER, box 173 Her- of Grete pete! UPRIGHT STEAM ENGINE, tet oR 30 inch stroke, for driving a train of r second hand one will do. Address J, T, WILDE Bt. Nicholas Hotel, all this week. NOTICES, A AAA in partition. Valuable Property forsale ine of the Grand Drives and near the New National Parade Ground. JAMES M. MILLER, Auctioneer, will sell at auction, mn WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, ity atl2 o'clock, vat the ie te di 'Salesroom, i Broadway}. wana Sure de ra ani jar’ jot of Ground between sidth wid Se Streets, con+ miGhve 4S-1000 sores: Known as the Thompson On this plot, situated at the apex of Inwood Hi ge aitee tory, ‘and basement brick and stucco fin Ville Mansions with towers having all the conveniences of hot and cold water, ‘gas, furnace, covere fe drawing cochere, with and dl On first floor, lai ining with On second bor, four cd room, library and Toon butlet's room, and. piazza. rooms, bathroom. cedar and other cl On third floor, four rooms. ‘The grounds are handsomely laid out in lawn, grove, flower and kitchen gardens, con; taining many fine gratted fruits, with an sbundence of old erent frees Nad oversreens: a Ane S.Fing of good wat alsolarge stable and carriage house, with ad coachman’s and servants’ 1 Fe oeshonse and Sther outbuildings: ‘The views of the fudson itiver and surrounding country, from its desirable site, are not sur- passed, if equalled. by any on New Yor! roperty isin borhood Contiguous. to the shee per Potato, and Increasing in value daily. Seventy-five per centof, arcliase money nay remain’ on bong and mort. FS ‘map: s and full particulars inquire at office of Suctionee, a Pine street, New York. DANCING ACAI DEMIES.. “) —DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOK DANCING, AT 13 « Fifth avenue, now open tor the reception of pupuls, Bend for elreular. T MR. TRENOR’S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC HALL, 723 sixth avenue (1% eset once PUPILS can commence at any time, tpeur convenience, and LEAKN ANY PAWHOOuAR DANG AUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES, Private lessons at any hour, day or evening. ast Eleventh st. oer BILLIA RDS. _ “\ | STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES AL.Wan the Pietan & Collender Combination Cash. ions, manufactured and tor sale ony by the inventor and. atentee, H. W. COLLENDER, successor to Phelan & Sollender, 788 Broadway, New York. NOMPRESSED IVORY BILLIARD BALLS. i296 tts 86; 28 Ball Pool, $24 tel, zin., t pchecks: 134 in, Gn, 50, pet 14 an for Bhat 207 and -09 Centre street, New York. OR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS CARROM TABLES, F Ka an # Decker's make, $160 cach. No. 3 Morris eet, ‘est Brow ¥ FEW 5X10 BILLIARD TABLES, $300; SECOND RAND T ade over new, in great varicty. KAVANAGH «& DECKER, and Centre streets. yo HUMBUG—NEW DESIGN TABLES COMPLETE for $275; also second hand Tables, with Fixtures, at ; ; French bevel Tables, with Delaney's patent stest ushions, can only bi ved at in: Breet Gall nid oxainine, W. H. GRIFFITH, ‘0 ELEGANT NEW FIRST CLASS (6X10) CARROM Billiard Tables, bevelled, for sale, at $260cach 5 ded | creat bargain, RLES KLEIN, a Wooster, near Bleecker. APE ete tweltie treed) to 260 Bist avenue + 173 (near Twelfth street) to x me PE Sets same day ordered; tresh gas daily filing & specialty. preinises, 112 Feb, 20.—First avenue, curb, gutter, &c., between Sixty- dE hty-ateth streets.” al sewer, between Sixty-ninth and y That the sidewalk on north side of Front street, for a OR SALE-FIRST "CLASS STEAM LAUNDRY, distance of 180 feet from northeast corner of Gouverneur Seventy-tourth streets, with branches, rivculars inqulr JOHN HUP* be fianged Feo, a.—Bighiy ninth sireet, sewer, between Secondand | FEL HK rita ches Atfirmative—Assistant Aldermen Foley, Murphy, Keat, ail aatth a +s tn. Wiser Healy, thoynelle Pein Coding me Rcenan: | Feb 20—Bighty-nlth strect, basin, at northwest corner OR SALE—AN EATING COUNTER, WITH MAHOG- any top, about 20 feet long ; handsome cabinet work inted black walnut, Apply toJAMES DAVIS, Jr., 187 Duane street OR SALE—STOOK, GOODWILL AND FIXTURES OF Date ange, Store in Brooklyn doing a good trade; to the r jarties arare opportunity. For particulars iddrotw A. B. C., Herald brooklyn Branch office. yor SALE—$730—4 FOR he best paying, branch ddross, for on ATH "AN, Herald office. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT; FINE private supper rooms; all in excellent order; A., Brooklyn Branch the President, Assistant Aldermen Krucks, h son, Cumisky, Linden, Sommers and Be; Negative—Assistant Alderman Claney- Thata sewer be built in Tompkins street, from Broome to Delancey street That asi street, from Rivington to Grand street, and from Grand to Cherry street, be paved with Belgian or Hy. Simon: | Feb. 20.—bighty-sixth street, basin, at northwest corner Lexington avenue, Feb. .—Elehty-sixth street, basin, at southwest corner xington avenue, Feb, 0.—Eighty seventh street, basin, at southwest corner Lexington avenue, Feb. 20.—Eighty-eighth street, basin, at southwest corner ‘ot Lexington aven| Feb. 20.—Ninety-second to Ninety-third street, under- kround drains, between Second aad “Fiird ¢ Feb, 20,—Seventy-seventh and Seventy.cighth _stree to Fourth avo- underground drains, between First and Secon he and the sidewalks nite vat Righty-fifth street, from Second to Fourth avenue, 1 Ma Hath eect serene. ie So, between bar: be, paved with Belgian oF trap-hlock pavement, All payments made at <his office within sixty days trom | price low, No agents, Address dene tenet Peees nad Poser gee cor- | this date are by iaw exempted trom the charge for ine Herald office. id Fourte "ee t $ t e = 7 Thal on both aides of Hleventh screet, trom Dry Dock | {rcs Rt seven per cent, which runs from the date of con: FoR SALETAN OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTION- street to East River, curb and gutter stones be set and The Collector's office Is open daily from 9.4. M. to 8 ery and Ice Cream Saloon; rent low. For particus A. K lars apply at 254 Bleecker street. from om Shy sixth Thaton the southeast corn: Twelfth street, to @ ivet on Seventh and the sidewalks be flagged and "That in Highty-fifth stfect, trom Secor nue, the curb and gutter stones be s E FOR A LIVE MAN— the baking business: week, BROTHER JON: of Seventh avenue and h street and T stones be set, leventh avenue, be- | ‘Thata crosswalk he laid. from te hortheast corner of streets, be flagged | Seventh avenue and Fourteenth street to the southeast corner of the san ‘That the sidewalk on the south side of West Twenty- Collector of Assemmee \NGROA GENUINE TEA, BRIS Y vs da sed (OR SALE OR EXCHANGL—A, GENUINE, TEA. EYES AND EARS. os Goffe and fine Grocery Business. w Truck, Harness, & cash trade has ‘by sixth street, in front of Nos. 150 to 154, inclusive, be tagged. | “ammo Some 4 by. personal attention That Twenty-second street, from Broadway to Futieay: RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.—BAUCH & GOUGEL- Sine ind thay ena “aouifed Fodey Intorrastion ar ty of certain por- | enue and from Sixth avenue to the river, be paved with MANN, (ormerly with Prot Bolsscnneat of Pacis); | Caxy termeto the right party: Address OPPORTUNITY, Belgian or granite-biock paveinent Makers and inserters of the improved Artificial Eye pa A Lg That. lanips be lighted ‘nty-second street, be- | Bleecker street, N. B.—These eyes are endorsed by the faculty. etna the gon both sides of Thirty fourth street, | ———— ——— = bs ‘enth avenue jevemth avenue, be hagge . ‘That onthe north side of Fiity ninth street, between EUROPE. Third gud Lexington avenues, ihe sidewalks be flayged EEN'S HOTEL and refagged. ot ‘That street lamps be lighted in Seventy-first street, 1 Second avenue to avenue A. earth street, from First ave- | nati nd uti “ye be set, and the | fort tyeen second and Third aveni (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A GOOD CORNER F Liquor store in the Fourth ward, with Lease of two Houses; location good; ren Apply ut 447 -p4 Pearl street. NEAR THE CRYSTAL pper Norwood, London.—T OR SALE NDERSEN'S CIGAR STORE, STOCK Pper Norwood, London.—To tourists and Rs NDERSEN'S CIGAR STORE: STOOK inti ntreets Third avenu 3 2 = cs z 2 ements of carriage with wooden or con- t very ‘low. Palace, families—Itselevated, pleasant and most salubrious post. tion, combined with the comfort afforded and its general ment, have made the Queen's Hotel a favorite re- lish society. re and | nne to ave: | sitowalks be That Fit the upper ranks of Enj bea. near ry four years’ WATCHES. ‘hall Heapital required. — - ti sidewatks on both sides of Fuity.fourth street W ANTED—A SOLITAIRE DIAMOMD RING, R Sixth avenue to Bighth avenue, be Stud in exchange for about $225 worth of burnitore. OR SALE—A MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET xtures, ice house, fish and oys ant, lay street, nen! doing a good busines WALKERS SONS, EXTRA AND PLAIN BOOK- which wih be retained. Part payment taken in printing. lowest price; avemeit hat sixty fie! street fal i taltve Ninth av E Address regulal and grad he curb and gutter tones: ut ae airenite fa LVIN HARD, 4 Beekman street, je binding done at stic at notice a editions of books done in tyle, 05 Dey street. avay, March 15, 1873, STORES AND, OFFICES FITTED UP WITH NEAT. resident, i the chair, | “That the Comptroller efdraw hie warrant in ‘avor ot | ~ "| ness Something, new tor groce' hy z rtin B. Brown, for the sum of $1, Ss” VOTH & JANES, a ae PRINTERS AND Sruggiestakers 1) shipped anywhere, y of Assistant Aldermen for “Blank Book Manutacturers, 9% Polton street. Blan i NG & OO, corner Frankim and West streets, Bovbs sade so pattey ir | New York, ‘an: HING. Rogative—-Assistant Alderman lane; Feb. 20.—Forsyth street, paving between Divi XT! ANTED, pene That the sidewalk on south. ade of Water street, for a Houston srecte See OR SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A 63 SIXTH AVENUE.—W, arch 20, 1873, | distance of 169 fect from southeast corner of Gouvérneur | Feb, 20.—Hubert street, paving between Hudson and West Liquor Store. Room and 2 Bedrooms. 221 Eliza: | A “grsoop worth of Cast-omt Clothing, Carpe ieweley: SNPnten opted by the following vote — Feb. Franklin street, paving between West Broadwa: ps igh fe rate Tide ae let catn ail Grosses, $10 to Mati Aftirmative—Assi ib ae Foley, lurphy, Keat- id We a ng SALE—A DOWN TOWN SAMPLE ROOM, DOING | $75: con ms Sto $0 pants, $2 to $10. A note by post foMadsonavenne, | ing. Wiser, Meal e: aihornell, Theiss, CoBington, Kee- | Feb, 2. —Ave mie ; fseging between Seventeenth and ‘ood cash business; will be sold cheap for cash, the Dunctaally attended to by Mr. or Mra, Mintz, im and out ane "Contingencies bh buscmens Qumbeag, Wanden, tomaore’ and Oe ent va streets. owner aving other + sda attend to. Apply on the | of the city. Ba J Foe 178 bg heat a4 Aas an Cieahing Carpets dc fe. by culling on or Ce lg don't iT belhumnbugged by false pretenders, Ladies attended to by Mra A! TM. MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, site Eighth street. ladies an gentlemen can receive ‘he utmost, ‘value in cash for their cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Pg 08, ae. call ator address the number as above. Ladies on by Mra Marks. Please try, and satisty yoursel TTENTION.—LADIES AND G! ¢=NTLEMEN, THROUGH rder to fulfil, Lam com mag Ay a A having «larg sry at sp ea ‘ 4 ge “Sion re Sarpets, nz, Furniture, &e. You ur own advantage tocailon or address Mr. arts ENBERG, RG, 246 Seventh avenue, second house above ‘Twenty-fourth strect. T 8 SIXTH AVENUE.—LADIFS AND GENTLE- men can positively receive the utmost on for their cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, &c.. not = be humbugged as practised by others, who of ghost Gou prices Gallon or addreet Mr, OF Mrs. Hy HARRIS, 41 Sixth avenue, third store, above erley place. Please try and Cade yourself, ‘Ef, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD the highest price for lad: Bs Siotning, Carpets, &c. and gentlemen's gact ol waited on by Mrs. Leon. TF. HARRIS’, 71 SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN AL Wasnington ana Wavericy places, —Ladtes and tlemen will be astonished at the pri im igt Casto Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry. Never bet crore v8 such rices: nm pal aa wed ty and goods must be had. smn $8 0, ag ae $2 wo°Sin; Dresses, $9 to $70, Please call oF as above. Ladies ttended by Mrs, Harris, \T & MISHS, 187 THIRD AVENUB—LADIES AND Satlemen can receive. the highest price for Cast-off Siothing and Carpets by caiung or addressing. Ladies attendes a by Mra. is". “J ESTABLISHMENT, | 816. SLXTIE 1. vende 6 no eatery ats tive! per cent more than Bente meD Wie Bastomt, Clothing, Carpets. and. Jewel Having just it received & lary ry Pine. trom to Fraremen, 99 0 8808, A on or address Mr. and Sirs wLAtTO: 4% SEVENTH AVENUE, BELOW wth ladies’ ne ene git foealling at our address La BIXTH AVEN( KAR FOURTH = ye Our establish fitis bound to pa per cent more than any other deaicr tor Casi-off Clo hing, Garpets, de. Please cail ou or audress Mr. or Mra rel, Car Bedding, Tinton ‘attended on bY