The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1873, Page 11

— ourt OMiclals After ‘Their Pay—Sult for Malicious Arrest—The Butler Will Case. Career «8 Comisette Francesco, be! oer Guiseppi and Ca- Diovan Giacomo, ~ yesterday held by Commis- menti Antonino, WOR ” the action of the Itallan Stoner Osborn to await — - mutinied and refused Consul on a charge of hav!M™® hark Mio Cugino. to do duty on board the Italiwm. «oF prederick Aquestion arising in the DM as in the Piaf, a bankrupt, was decided yom 1s sontora, United States District Court, by Judge ». ~rshal, on certificate from Register Dayton. The ™& as messenger, claimed $63 40 as commission . moneys taken possession of by him under the war- vant. The Register decides that the Murshal 1s en- | titled to the commission, and Judge Blatchford sustains this view. SUPREME COURT—CHA BERS. A Marine Court Officer After Money. Belore Judge Barrett. Application was made in this Court yesterday for @ Mandamus directing the Comptroller to pay $836 claimed to be due by Samuel Jackson for services 88 officer of the Marine Court. Mr. U.C. Dennison, * rho made the application, stated that the claim- ant had been legally appointed such officer; that performed the services for which he claimed that vy an act of the last Legislature the could be paid out of the appropriation of last . Mr, Andrews, ant Counsel to the Cor- tion, insisted that he was fully paid tor all the rformed any services, tt took the papers, econ Last Injunction Against Green. ‘This case was put down for a preremptory hear- Ang yesterday. Mr. Foley appeared with his coun- Sid R. Dyett, and they were in readiness for oftne fight. Ex-Judge Beebe, who ap- Jor the he Comptroller, pienied. inability to ko illness, and the matter was postponed next ie Decisions. By Judge Barrett. bet peer neoet denied without socats and without prejudice, £c. Voorbies et are Olmsted et al.—Case and on “$i ents settied, "(See memorandum.) ytd bee New ror Oswego and Midland Rail- rome She's .—Default opened and defendants rmetted to to interpose an answer within five days pon. ent of the costs on entering sagement and $10 costs of opposing this motion; judgment 8nd execution to stand as security. er vt al. vs. Millard.—Motion granted. Let the orden be settled upon one day’s notice. y Vs. Margins.—Memorandum for counsel. Farohan et als. Hamilton.—Motion denied with- Dut costs. (See memorandum.) Knowles vs. Berrian.—Motion granted. Downey vs. Crowley and Others.—Motion granted. Brooklyn Trust Company vs. Shoope.—Motion grant Garthe vs, Goldstein.—Motion granted. iy, dr., vs. Union Trust Company.—Order ranted modifying injunction and allowing com- to act as trustee and mortgagee. prt vs. Redlich et al.—Motion granted. Origi- mal motion set down for 24th inst. Lynass vs, Lynass.—Report confirmed and judg- _meat of divorce granted, Fitzgerald vs. Fitzgerald.—Order for judgment. Same vs, Same. sitoton” to consolitate denied, >-without costs, et vs. Grindle and Others.—Motion “gran Davis, Receiver, vs. McOmber and Others idgesd ases).—The cefendant may take a commission if cea chooses, but the motion to stay the trial is de- SUPERIOR COURT—PART II. Suit for Malicious Arrest. Before Judge Van Vorst. Joseph U. Fagnan vs. Charles Kaox.—This case, the trial of which has been going on before a jury for the past 10 days, is brought by the Plaintiff to recover of Charles Knox damages in 4n the sum of $20,000 for having, on the 3d day of Tuly, 1872, maliciously and without probable cause had the plaintiff arrested upon a charge of em- bezzlement, The evidence shows that the plaintit® had reas in the employ of tne defendant fora het anata gears, And for along time as confiden- 1 lerks that during the last three years of that time the defendant would apply to the plaintiff for cfu small sums Of money, which amounted 7 spe ager e to about $2,: The plain toat he kept a memorandum book in which fy entered these different loans, and that when he hadan ape easy would deduct from the amount the petty cash book against him the sum which he had loaned to the deiendant. the latter part of the month of February, 1872, plaintitY was confined to his house by illness, and when he returned to the store learned that a bookkeeper had been engaged in his place, _ Whose salary was smaller than that which had been “paid bim. No explanation ior this change was inti’. He remained in the employ of the Jer cal eg April 11, when the bookkeeper who his place told him that the desendant had instructed him to have plaintii’s accounts made up. Not betng well, and wishing to leave for home, ab the replied that he would make up his the nextday. On the following day the Gerendant called upon plaintiff’ at his residence mind im the course of the interview, which, the laintif says, was conducted with apparent irlend- oy on the part of defendant, the defendant re- quested plaintif ie let him have his memo- ‘fandum — book, he wished to compare it with the ledger. Plaintiff did so, and subse- epenely ae demanded it of Knox, who denied that ne had heard of or seen it. Detendant, by threats, 8 succeeded in inducing plaintiff! and his wife to convey to him two houses in Brooklyn, ‘worth, free of encumbrances, the sum of $3,000, de- Tendant giving them a general release, Fagnan egg he imto the employ of Messrs. Dunlap & hatters, in this cit; BA mn the Sd day of July, Te, Knox made an afiidavit, upon which plaintitt ‘was arrested, charged with embezzling from his - employer the sum of $2,500, and held to bail in the guM Of $3,000 by Justice Cox. Detendant then went betore the Grand Jury, then in session, which body failed , et the plaintiff and dismissed the charge. It appears that the succeeding Grand Jury indicted the plaintit? for embezzlement and larceny, and on the 14th day of October, plaintiff was acquitted by a jury at the Gen- €ral Sessions, they not leaving their seats. John D, Townsend and John W. Weed for plaintiff; ex- Recorder Smith and J. B. Buliock jor defendant. ' © — SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. yet Sedgwick. Fairchild and Others vs. Smith et al.—Order of reference to assess di opi ined Sohecker vs. Stevens.—Order striking out answer and for judgment, Yeatman vs. De Bow.—Detault opened on terms. Chase vs. The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern ‘Railroad Company and Others.—The plaintf’s Bir have not been handed up. Betts of reference, vB. ton.—Order Stroub vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company; “Schmid vs. Arquimbous; Ritter vs. Phillips; Smith vs. Van Arsdale; Sun Mutual insurance company va. Manhattan Insurance Company.—Orders granted. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions. By Judge Joachimsen. Bernstein vs. McConnell.—Kkeferee’s report con- wfirmed and motion to vacate attachment denied, ‘with $10 costs, The referee's costs mast be taxed ments in the action. lor va. Magen.—Demurrer sustained. (See with Mr. Warburton, stenographer of Part By ses Rowland. Koehler vs. Doe,—Motion granted, with $10 costs, Zersnowsky vs. Butler.—Motion denied, without SURROGATE’S | COURT. ‘The Butler Will Case—$100,000 In- volved. Before Surrogate Robert (. Hutchings. ‘The Butler will case was agdin beiore Surrogate ‘Mitchings yesterday. The will of Richard R. But- Jer, giving all his property to his mother, is con- ‘tested by her son, brother of the deceased, William Butler, As it stands it presents a nice family ‘rotl. The testator in his lifetime claimed to be a “partner oi William B. Clarke, the banker. As such ihe diverted a large amount of money, as alleged, ‘from the firm, which Clarke claimed he had no Bot ot a member of tte ir embez- tler, not ‘inain ant vail 1} Bome rae ba, ae ane by the contestant that the became addicted to the tes at that ime affected ‘ly im- that he was, when released, physically r ya age wreck, and incompetent for yb 38, Much legs Of dis- oor a Pa large Mavels f Lys 4 aged Was still imprisoned, wal on come to with Mr. Clarke rich d from prison, wheret nis mother, which ie wa not while vase Be: te eS aietbee tin A oe than when where he died, Searing behind hi now contested. The case for the course, Long dl upon @ denial the latter can be established, of the chai legal incompetency of the testator faa re siegations upon which it is sought to the will. For the contestant Samuel G, Courtesy} for the proponent R, F, Dunning. COURT OF GENEFAL SESSIONS. Charge to t Grand Jury—Kemarks of the City Judge on the Escape of Sharkey. Before Fudge Sutherland, ‘The Grand Jury were charged yesterday morning by His Honor the City Judge. After calling their attention to the statutes which the law requires the presiding Judge to enumerate, His Honor, in conclusion, said:—I see by the papers that a noto- "8 criminal escaped, under singular circum- a %, irom the Tombs yesterday, ato, WILLIAM J. SHARKEY, hee »n convicted of murder.’ Of course we wpe hod te. »,"0se fault it was. It may have been @ thing that com. es be guarded agping aingt. It may have been the faait .” a f someboay, far as you feel It to be your duty ». ‘0 look into that it appears to me a proper thing for , on aie ys vou to investigate the circumstances under which SUCh @ thing could oveur. It certaimly must be 160x."¢ UPOn as a great evil and a great calamity that a mia. Convicted pf murder—and you all know the noton<'Y of thé case and the circumstances of the alleged, mur- der—should escape under those circumstan' The Grand Jury then retired. A Dishonest Servant Girl Sent to the State Prison. Johanna Curtin, who was charged with stealing jewelry and clothing on the 30th of October, valued @t $60, the property of Mrs. Henry Hunt, im whose employ she was as a domestic, pleaded guilty. She Was sent to the State Prison ior two years, William Lawless, & youth, pleaded guilty toan attempt at petit larceny from the person, the cise e being that on the 13th of October he stole ey id locket from Edward Tipping. Two years and six months in the State Prison was the sen- tence. Acquittals. Richard J. Fulham, who was charged with stab- bing Michael Barry on the 29th of October, with a knife, was tried and acquitted, he having satisfied the jury that he committed the act in self-defence. Mary Jane Green, a waiter girl in a Chatham street concert saloon, was found not guilty of tte’ @ silver watch from August Woldt, a sailor. Patrick Stack was placed on trial charged with stealing @ carpet bag, containing clothing and $40 in money, on the 4th inst., trom Patrick Kane. It appeared that they were passengers on a steamer from Providence, and that while wandering through the city they went to a pier to inquire about European steamers. While Kane, who was & bright-looking Irish youth, was within the gate Stack remained outside. They missed each other, and the prisoner left the bag in a cigar store near the pier, bide tags $ there in the morning, hoping to find him. @ meantime the boy, supposing that Stack meant to steal it, procured the services ofa detective, and as they were walking along West street Stack came up and tapped Kane on the shoulder, and took him to tne cigar store, where the carpet bag was found. The clothing was left, but the money was gone. Stack told his story in such a simple and artless way that the jury believed him and rendered a verdict of not guilty. As the complainant had worked hard for the money the jury subscribed $32 and gave it to the youth. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SUPREME Court—Crncurr—Part 2—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Short causes—Nos, 13 1340, 12 1526, 2256, 209234, 2636, 952, 2078, 24, iia, me 2808, 2834, 2846, 2900, 3012, 3022, 3024, 3046, 255254, 2606, a) Be 2012, 2064, 3104, 3120, rte 2146, 2344, 2606, 2732, 2932, 2044, 2086, 3000, 2b 3102, sug 3118, SUPREME Covmt—Onamnans—Held by Judge 9, 69, 80, 84, 97, 107, 108, Barrett.—Nos. 7, 8, 32, 33, 3: 109, 110. 111, 112, 143, 114, 115, 126, 121, 123, 124, 129, 180, 131, 182, 142, 161, 153, 160. 161, 185, SUPERIOR CournT—TRIAL ‘Tana—Part 1—Held by sudge Curtis. No. 1300, 661, 343%, 379, 00, 983, 595, 705, 61, 1231, 639, 761, 781, 166%, 713. Part 2—Heid by’ Judge Van Vorst—Nos. 1 39034, 820, 218, $04, 1821, 782, 058, T60, 740, 600, 748, 704, 700, née, MARINE CovRT—Triat TeRM.—Part I.—Held by Juage coat a Non-jury cases only.—Nos. 2660, 1036, 27 8%. Part 2—Held by Gross.—Nos, in 293, 3547, 2643, % 2931, 2947, 2979, 3013, 3015, 2981. Part Held by Judge Curtis, Nos. 3608, 1652, 2701, 2745, 8415, 3535, 3616, 38058, 3060, 8062, 3064, 3066, 3068. CocRT ‘OF GENERAL Ssssiovs—Held by Judge Sutherland.—The People vs. Patrick Callaghan and Michael Doyle, robberies; Same vs. James shep- =. felonious assault and battery; Same vs. lenry Weibrecht, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Martha McCutchen, larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same vs. William Lounsberry, George Chilvers and James J. Bo: le, larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same va. John Sullivan, fore lar- ceny; Same vs. Mary A. Dunn, gral larceny; Same vs. Robert Saunacra: larceny and attempt to induce perjury; Same vs. Patrick Corroy, assault and battery. BROOKLYN COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Bankruptcy Business. Before Judge Benedict, George N. Nash has filed a petition against the Southside Railroad Company, with the view of re- covermg the amount of a promissory note for $5,000, given on the 23d of April last by the com. pany. It is alleged oy the petitioner that there are Other notes of the company now pasti[due, which are yet unpaid. Counsel for the company has penned, and argument will be heard next wee A petition has been filed by John Francis against A. RK, Samueils, proprietor of the Park Theatre, who is charged with jailing to meet promissory notes to the amount of $559 An injunction has been issued against Mr. Samuells and an order re- én quiring him to show cause next Monday. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER, Lucette Meyers Declared a Liar and Dis- charged. Before Judge Barnard. Lucette Meyers, the detained witness in the Goodrich murder case, was discharged from cus- tody yesterday. She has made so many state- ments concerning the affair, some to the effect that she knew all about the murder, and others deny- ing any knowledge of it whatever, that the Dis- ict Attorney has come to the conclusion that she is unworthy of belief. Mr. Britton stated to the Court yesterday that the woman had been brought to him by the Superintendent of Police some time since with the assertion that she would leave this vicinity if she were not locked up She pretended to know a great deal about the case and had made a very remarkabie statement, which, however, he did’ not believe, ‘Then she had made so many contradictory state- ments that she would be useless as a witness, for the simple reason that no jury would believe her. He himself did not believe & word she said, save her last statement, that she was entirely ignorant concerning the case. Mr. Britton therefore asked to have her discharged. dudge Barnard directed that an order discharg- ing her from custody be entered. This was done and Lucette was again a free woman, She leit the court room with a smile of satisfaction. SUPREME COURT—3PECIAL TERM, Decisions, By Judge Tappen. Partridge vs. Tucker. The Motion to strike out allegation is denied, with leave vo plaintiff to re- cover $10 costs. W. Woodland ys. Jobbern.—The motion to serve ainended pleadings ts granted. J. D, Poole vs, Charles H. Snedeker.—The motion for an alternative mandainus is granted, Shutterworta vs. Winter.—Piainti’ to have mo- tion, Costs only. E. 8, McDonald vs. M. 8. Thompson.—The injune- tion is refused on the ground that plaintif’ had ample opportunity to contest the claim betore the Surrogate’s Auditor, and omitted and relused so to do; $10 costs to delendant, CITY COURT—TRIAL TEAM—PART |. The Spencer Divorce Suit. Before Judge Neilson, ‘The tria: of the suit of Thomas T. Spencer vs. Caroline Spencer for an absolute divorce, on the ground of adultery, was concluded early yesteraay morning. The jury were unable to agree upon a verdict and were discharged. They stood eight for plaintuf and four for defendant. The trial of this suit occupied two days, but created comparatively little interest outside os those acquainted with the Part nee and Mrs, Spencer occupied a high jal por ition onthe “Hill,” and this litte aftaie has created quite @ scandal in the circies in which Wont to move. One of the parties with whom it was Patt Mra, Spencer was too ace iod is Mr. John od organist of Dr. Cuyler’s church, but ir. Wik phatically denied, under oath, “that ne relations. with the lady were of an improper tab aes 8 new trial has, been been granted, and eh: Difloin al tn Tweinptitie edtaaa eet Svenue, On the 25th of June last, while Jeffery was at work, the scaffolding upon which he stood sud- tate eas ap ankle. 1e BI Alleging that the seadold wes eorclessiy and. tm. roperly couatructed. Watson's defenes was con- butive carelessner ‘The jury gave the ‘plaintitr $400 damages. CITY COURT—T IAL TERM—PART 2. Assaulting a Woman. Before Judge McCue. Jane Morris’ complaint was that Peter McBride assaulted her with his fists andaciub, and she therefore demanded $1.000 damages, McBrido — self-defence, The jury gave Jang @ verdict SOURT OF appeaLs area eg, ANY, Nov. 20, 1813. Court of Appeals da: calendar for Nov. 21:+-Nos. 79, 281, 288, 72, 77, 30, 100, LABOR MOVEMENTS, A mammoth shoe factory is to be establiated at Noblesville, Ind, There are a great many Danish and Norweg {a0 laborers working in the pineries of Michigas At their board. The lumber business 1s flat. Nine blast furnaces in the Mahening Vallcy, have blown out and six remain tm operation. The fall in the prices of dry goods 1s of course very acceptable to the laboring classes, but a slight reduction in the prices of provisions, particularly in butter, would help them materially just at this time. The Phoenix Iron Works, at Phoonixville, Pa., have reduced the wages of their workmen from five to twenty-five per cent, The Woodruff Iron Works, at Hartford, Conn., employ 125 men, and are running full time om full Wages, with no prospect of reduction in either. The icemen of Coxsackie, on the Hudson River, have been cut down to $1 50 per day, nine hours, time. The mills at Great Falls, Strafford county, N. H.. are running on three-fourths time, It is said that more cloth was sent from Great Falls to New York last week than for four weeks previous. When the Corning Iron Works, at Troy, N. Y., proposed to their employés to continue work during the winter at a reduction of wages, all but eight men agreed to submit, on the principle that work- ing for low wages was better than no work at all. These eight men, however, induced the others to Strike, and the result was the shutting down of the works, and the proprietors say that they will remain shut down to the end of time, if their re- sumption depends upon the employment of either one of those eight men. The question now is, how much bave the strikers made ? A curbstone peanut vender in Pittsburg, Pa., has @ bank account which foots up $12,000, He says ' that times are hard this fall. The contractors on the Massachusetts Central Railroad in Greenwich and Hardwick have dis- charged nearly all their laborers without paying them for the last two or three months’ service. The active operations now going on in the vari- ous navy yards will go a great way towards light- ening the burdens imposed by the panic and re- lieving the necessities of the laboring classes in the immediate vicinities of the government works, The new Barker cotton mill in Auburn, Me., will start operations as soon as the machinery can be adjusted. One hundred bales of cotton are on hand ready to be worked up. The Oil City (Pa.) Barrel Works have cut down the wages of their workmen. No strikes. WESTCHESTER COUNTY OANVASS. According to the official returns of the Board of County Canvassers of Westchester county, Willers (democrat), for Secretary of State, received 9,688 votes to 8,929 cast for Thayer (republican), being a@ majority of 759 for tne former. In the Second Assembly district, where it was generally believed that the democrats had elected John Cornell, the canvass shows that his competitor, Amherst Wight, Jr. (republican), has been returned to the Assembly by a majority of 43 votes. The total vote on “Annexation” was 13,253 lor, and 2,752 against the measure. DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL NAVIGA- TION. Crry oF Kinastox, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1873, The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company to-day stopped issuing permits here and loading boats at Honesdale, ‘ FOR SALE. TEW SECOND HAND AFES—POPULAR MAK- ers, and an assortment of new ones. at gre duced prices, selling ior cash at AMERICAN SAFE COMPANY, 30 Broadway A —LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A_ FINELY LO- + cated corner propertv for sale ;suitable for any basiness. For particulars apply to C. 8. PACK & CO., 181 Fitth avenue. A —FOR SALE, LIQUOR STORES ON ALL BUST. « ness streets; also Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, downtown Sample Rooms, Hote rocery Stores, But: Stands, Hat stores, Drug % Keries, Confectioner- ies, Fruit and Cigar Stores" MITCHELLS Store agency, 77 Cedar street. LEASE AND ALL OR PART OF ¥URNITURE oF European eae corner, plenty of custom; requires from $500 to $1,300. LIVINGSTON & CO., 77 Cedar street BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAr :ST loeution in town; cheap rent; doing a enema pase ing business; best reasons for selling. Li 29 Broadway and 75 West Broad RUG STORE FOR SALB-SITUATED ON A LEAD. ing thoroughtare in Brooklyn; satisfactory reasons for sell Address BUCEI lyn Post office. RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, FIRST class stand ; long established: only $1,00) required ; alcknegs of owner the cause of selling: Keal Estate or ood Securities taken in exchange: only principals Gealt with, Address EGBERT HOPKINS, Herald Brook: lyn Branch office. OR SALE—A FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE, DOWN town, of long standing; accommodation for twenty Doarders; ea ty low tor cash. URNIER, Agent, No. 5 Beekman street. R SALE—A BUTCHER STAND IN FULTON Country Market now doing good business; well located tor poultry or meat. Inquire tor the Clerk of the market. OR SALE—TAILORS’ CUTTING COUNTERS AND igo) Drug Drawers and Show Oases, Chairs, and Office Railing, at wholesale, for want re a per cent by Leresame’ >| meriately, at 464 Hudson street. GE. OR SALE—NICELY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE, ‘one block trom Grand and Houston’ gitreet terries doing a first class business: good lease; Stock and ail. 2) Grand street, Brooklyn, E. . —A LARGE BUSINESS OFFICE, NEWLY the finest location on Broadway, suita- ble for any Kind of business purposes, | Apply at once at 746 Broadway, corner ot Astor place, roo (OR SALE-NEW ALE PUMP AND BAR FIXTURES, ecmpiete, at half cost. E, PIERCE, 202 Fifth avenue and Seventh street, Billiard Hall, Brooklyn. OR SALE—FIVE OIL PAINTINGS, THREE LARGE and two small. To be seen at 242 West Sevente: Street, between Seventh and £ighth avenues. OR SALE—FIRST CLASS DINING SALOON Bar, with fine, turnishe:l rooms, for gentlemen; lease and low rent: only cash required; remai on time. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar street. TOOLS AND FIXTURES French plate window ; sult- ‘ore, back room, baKe house, $50 per month, at 176 Bi Williamsbarg. OR SALE—MILK ROUTE, HORSE, WAGON AND Harness; sells 160 quarts; will be sold cheap on account of sickness of the present owner. Apply at lot East halanalds -ninth street, near Third avenue. OR SALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORES, GROCERT#S, Bakeries, Hotels, Boarding Houses, Restaurants, Oyster -ouses, Vining Saloons, Cigar ‘Stores, Fancy Siores, Crockery Stores, Distillery Stores, Drug stores, And more wanted also & partner wanted. . GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 287% Bowery, _ NE ot at FINEST SAMPLE ROOMS jises, 15 New street, BAKE! complete : Sis requires Able jor a practical man; OR SALE _ down tow: ILK ROUTE ‘OR LE. _Madison street, in the tiquo NQUIRE AT 362 tore. OT OF NRW AND SECOND HAND Engines and Boilers, Steam Pumps and Tanks. FINNIY'2 & HOF FRAN, Munuiacturers, 202 to 225 Water steer Brooklyn. __ WATCHES, , JEWELRY, Witt" ate for earringe! eh mateh foi price, Address pouxe MCCULEY, 1, street, Philadelphia. we TANT) v PURCHASE POR CASH—A_ LADY'S x inal enti Address P. O., box 161 Herald ARA’ for cash; Chestnut “BILLIARDS. TSTANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND te iway, New suns) | robes, Bookcases, parlor and cook i Sy pies ART SALE, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, atthe Leavitt Art Rooms, 617 Broadway, at 8 o’clook. THE RONDEL COLLECTION, ether with snore than 00 Pal tog: os it Americ cy etings ane} and Water Colors BOOK BALE, thls Grriday) evening, at the Clinton Hall Salerooms. al *eloe collection uf Books, standard sad Hines rated. mi Ly fine binding: table men's fibraries, bo., riaame eenaameal SPECIAL, CURIOUS AND RARE “ANTIQUE FURNITURES, The attention of the public, connoisseurs and collectors of the rare and curious is requested to the goods tow on exhibition at the Clinton Hail Salerooms, An extraordinary collection of choice and rare antique Furniture, old Chifas, velits; Bronzes, antique and gilt; Armor, ancient Arms, Clocks, Brass Work, India Cast: were Bugs and Carpets, urkish and Persian Rugs, &c., Some of the most desirable objects of art, &c.,ever offered for fale nuns city, never before scen in this coun! and in beautiful order, comprising superbly carve redencos Stipus, Tables, Buffets, Cabinets, Cheats, The Messrs, LEAVITT, Auctioneers. U tgtteed NOTI oR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 1 o'clock, at_the auction rooni No. 1 North William Breet the entire Stock of a larue dry goods store also Clothing, Fancy Goods of every discription; also a goods Further particulars to-morrow i OOTTOR. HAZ eEIDAY, NOVEMBER ee q a our alesroom, 18 ‘Chambers strect, iy itney Goods and Toys, Chica and bisque Ware, Cutlery, &c., &e., blots to suit city and countiy (rade, Catatogsin ‘00 morning 0 % R. A & 190%, uctioneers, mbers street. ‘Ausene aR ALDRON, ‘AUCTIONEER, ‘ we Liars aed iit Cedar street, Salesrooms: ) ” uiscelfaneous Goods THI ae Oran ian Di ‘ankee Notions, Groceries, Teas, soapy baguone, to dRg. Taser Goode Rava, Outcry, Flew rnb ‘At CTIONEER.—OFFICE AND ena stat opposite the Host ofice. thirteenth street, near Fit ave aue. Houshold Furniture, Mi Min ors, Organs, &£c., by order of one of the largest, \ Ora orek warehouses, on ue puRD ay. Nov, 22, a ¢ 10; at the Salesrdom, 37 Naa Sau asreee ARCH, JOHNSTON will sell ag ata Ye a fine assortment of Furniture of every description. \ Particulars to-mor- Tow. RCH. Horse auction bran JOHNSTON, lesroom 37. Nassm = UOTION NOTICE.—HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER, sells this day, commencing st 103 o'clock, all the elegant Furniture contained in private rexidence 21 East st, near Broadway, comprising every article neces- sary {of genteel housekeeping, viz. -—Gramd Pianotorte, 950; elegant Parlor and Bedrcom Suits, Mirrors, Srussels Carpe! Oil Paintings, Lace Contains, Bed- steads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and hair Mattresses; also dining | Foo! agement a and kitchen Forniture. NEXTRA pita 3 HOUSEHOLD LA Satod i aa SALE. Over 700 lots and. $45,000 wi costly and handsoine Household Furniture, 19 velvet Brussels Garnet, two Tong ene rosewood Pianoiortes, 41S (Friday) MORNING, at , o'clock, atthe four story brown stone mansion, 104 East Twenty- fifth street, near Lexington avenue, by order of Josevh Reidel, Ksq., magnificent Grande Duchesse, Marie An- toinette styles Parlor Suits, covered with the richest description of French satin, brocatel, plush and rep; ier and oval Mirrors, Paintings, bronzes, Works of Art, tageres, ‘lables, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, bot head and walnut Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Bedding, Bolsters, Pillows, Butiot; Extension Table, 290 lots Glass, China and Silver Ware, Cutlery, & Sale positive. Goods packed and delivered for purchasers, City or country UCTION NOTICE—PEREMPTORY SALE, Magnificent Household Furniture, on THIS DAY (Friday), at 103 o'clock, at the elegant mansion No. 36 West Lith st. between 5th and 6th avenues, the property ofa family leaving the clay. Drawing Rooms Superb sulis, covered flchest descrip- tion silk brocade, Pompadour, Grand Duchess style; Steinway and Clickering Pianos, rose w 8, Secretaire Bookcase, Cabinets, Encoy ures, Paintings, by eminent artists; velvet, medallion ts, rose wood, Walnut Bureaus, Hed. toads, Wardrobes, 4 attresses, Ex: tension Table, Sideboard, China, Glass,’Silver, Cutlery ; also Furniture servants’ ‘apartments, Parties wishing to attend this sale take Sth av. stages or 6th av. cars. Com- petent persons in attendance to remoye goods. oo Awe PO! ITIVE SALE. THIS DAY (Friday morning), November 21. commencing at 11 o'clock, at private five story brown, stone mansion No. 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue. Over $40,000 worth elegant Housshold Furniture, Steinway and pele Pianofortes, tour rich Parlor Suits, in satin, bles Mirrors, Carpets, Curtains, Paintings, Bronzes, Bookcase, Books, &c.; Bedroom Suits, Mattrer- gos feather Beds, Blankets Bedding, Basement and Kitehen Furniture. Sale positive in to UKE FITZGER. We “Avctios SALE. at 10% o'clock, 210. West Zlst st, ne: over $25,000 worth. of, handsome. Household Furniture consisting, of 3 elegant Parior Suits in brocade, satin and brocatel cent rosewood Fignotortes, pasvclty makers;'3 Bookcases, Turkish Easy Ch Centre ani Console Tables, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, Paris Bronzes, fine Paintings, 19 pieces Marble statuary, te. Rosew: ‘gnd walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dressin: Cases, Wardrobes, prvi ates Lounges, 27 hair an - pring eee rep and Bedroom Suits, Exten- fab wdeboard, Dining Chairs, Kitchen Furni- ckery, 19 Carpets, &c. Sale positive, ture, Silverware, ‘ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer, _ Take 7th or 6th al ¥ JouN A. DU! AUCTIONEER. — EXECUTOR'S Bs! will sel this’ day, at 103, o’clocl Toth Se ables, Chairs, Orockery, Peuthe and Pil- lows, Stoves, Mirrors, Trunks and a large variety ot Wo- men’s Wearing Apparel ; also Mantel Ornaments, Clocks, Bedclothes, £c, Sale positively without reserve, by order of the executor ¥ JOHN H. DRAPER & Oo., The Delaware, Lackawanna a and Western Railroad Com- an: 70,000 roRs S SCRANTON COAL, at public auction, on Wednesday, November 26, at 12 o'clock noon, at 26 seme SLOAN, President. Sirect, near Fourth avenue, consisting of be styles’ Parlor Suits in saun brocatel and rep ro: Pianoforte, Curtains, Mirrors Paintings Vases, Clocks, Tables, Bookcases, Etageres, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash: stands; 600 yards velvet, Brussels Carpets; Sofas, Chairs, | Lounges, dining and basement Furniture, 4c. Goods must be Femoved 24 hours after the sa Be. SW. DAUCHY, AUC’ TIONEER.—DAUCHY & JOUNSON sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at 44 Canal Street, a general assortment of Household Furniture, Parlor, and Bedroom suits, black walnut Bedsteads, hair Mattresses, feather Beds, Pillows, Clothing, Guns, Pistols, two elegant Axminster Carpets, several tapestry and ingrain Carpets, Chairs ot all kinds, Tables, Lounges, Sotas, window Curtains, Shades, e' econ Wass | to Sewing Ma- | chines, Office Furniture, Glass and ‘Crockery ‘are, Kitchen Utensils, &c., also one Parlor Billiard Table, | Balls, Cues, &c.; also, several trunks of ladies’ and gentlemen’ 's Wearing Apparel, Sheet Quilts, ae. XHIBITION OF SUPERB WATER COLOR DRAW- ings, at Tall CK?S, 60 Liberty street, now open. Nao CTIOD WILL SELL, Bid t 300 West Thirty-eighth street, at 1h ‘urniture of a private 1am ty. Bedsteads, ‘ors, Lounges, Tables, Chairs, Feather Beds, Carpets, Stictotty Stoves and Cooking lie pi grclock, the Bureaus, M Pillows, Jtensils in lots to suit tl RSHAL SALE ak day, at 10 o'ciock, at No ine entire contents of a Cabinet Manutactory, consisting ot Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, &c.; also ail ihe Machine ery, togetner, with the Right, litle and Interest; sale positive, in lots; dealers attend FREDERICK RINEMAN, Marshal, _ ORTGAGE SALE.—JOHN R. FOLEY, AUCTIONE will sell on Monday, eyember te iss, at 48 Kast ihirty-ninth street, ated o'c lock P by’ Virtue of chattel, morigage, two fine Horse sets of Harness andone truck, by order of Matthew Nugeny Attorney for mortgagee. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—THIS DAY JAMES AGAR, Anciioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, 600 lots men’s and woinen’s fine Clothing, Blankets, Quilts, Pillows, &c. By ones ot J. A. Jarman, 185 Varick street: DAWNBROKER'S —THOMAS J, M’GRATH, Auctionegts 133 chatha street, will sell this day, 11 o'clock, 500 lois men’s'and women's Clothing, Dres: Shawis, Remnant edding, or Boots, Shoes, & also Coats, Pants and V Such, TI sas WILL SELL THIS 94 and % Clinton street, Will sell ihis day, att s nen’s and wo" men's Clothing Urestes, Shawls, Remnants, Tndercloth- | img. Bedding, Quits, Blankets, ‘Carpets, Pillows, Horse Riankets, Buffalo Robes, &c., &c.; aiso Coats, Pants and Vests, By order of Henry McALeonan, Eighth avenue. Rw HARD, WALTERS, —AUCTIONEER.—LIQUOR | Mar: t | | rehal’s sale.—Will sell this day (Friday) iL orelock, at No. 1,260 Broadway, the Stock and Fixtu s 1 afirst Class liquor store—: Aquors, Cigars sie quer store vi ty Hae 07 gare, LTERS, AUCTIONEER—BUTTE! ] RICHARD s s sale.—Will sell this day, Friday, a 104% o'clock, ty salesroora, 37 Bast Broadway, 12 tubs o (69 prime Butter, Spices, Teas, &c. A. MURPH R ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, Flegant Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, Carpets Marshal. + Marshal. Marshal's sale.—Wil ag Sell thls day grate at 10% | o'clock, @t salesroom 27 Kast Broadway, a latge and Bedroom and genet assortment of first class Parlor, Dining Room ecrnieare, vias rerior Suits, Tete-a-tetes, io marole top Centre Tables, C Bureaus, Bedstends, Bookcases, Kiageres, Wardro Washstands, | one ‘Aquarium, ‘air'and Husk Mattresses. Brussels an iperam Serra, tad Sewing Machines, Stoves, aters, &e. ale positive, si D. A. MURPHY, Marshal, | 8. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. Start hal’s’ sale or at aquors, | Champagne, Horse and Wa Pridey),, November a8 at Ws bon, and casks Bratidies, Gin, Hoek. arreis choice Bour- ye Meat aig brands and Beet eee. 2 im, neb Spirits, &e, sks Port and Sherry iso KS lass lot of Wines and Liquors in cases, cha aanes about 8), ars, &c.; also @ Horse and a tolding top Wagon and Harness; a TTENTION | NOW READY FOR OCCUPANOY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO BENT, IN THE ABOVE | FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING | IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE | CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFI 4 OFFICES SUITABLE BANKS, INSURANCE COM HAD, SINGLY OR EN 8| SIZE, FROM 10X23 FE! » 2 C,, g [ales SIZE AND LOCATION, THE ABOVE BUILDING I3 | | R LAWYERS, BROKERS, ANIES, &0., &C., CAN BE = OF ANY DESIRED 0 26X67 FEET, AT $300, $400, $50) AND UPWARD TO tha ACCORDING TO COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, BEADY FOR OCOUPANCY, iH HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS AND ALL MODERN IM- PASSENGER ELEVATOR: PROVEMENTS. RENT OF SMALL OFFICES OfMce Nos. Bize. 2d story. 8d story. 4th story. Sth story. Ti9.10x786........920007" “sh a8 frags Oe 16x24.6, 10 1,200 500 re 1200 800 1,500 — 00 — — 8,000 2,500 2,000 5,000 2.300 2,000 1,800 1,000 1,200 1500 1,250 1,000 509 1,250 = 500 0 = - 141018, 600 - x pat) VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES, ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUB- POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS, INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET. CE, Niger, rome gulre at at lee Wat Reva PARTING hed Parlors can mattable fore ph hyaclan al 0 West Twen Tou ET—T0 AN AMERICAN Gi fortably tarnished Bed or for two friends; location central; rent mo and gas. No. 10 Kast Eleventh strest, near ([° LET-NIOELY FURNISHED BACK Ls R. Sg @ week: water and closets: 2 also aul Re gous $2 co $8 th. B28 Baet eent a ar Second avenue, Re TOUSERMEDING_LLEGANELE § T° FO! nished First Floor, with amonth, 78 South Thind sere F; eh cas (PO ghET<AT NO. 24° WEST TWENTYSECOND veral ve j to Pury Geaticmen of steady halts oF ee 2 LET—CHEAP, FI T° br cura, eve gent paslor ‘for, Non Twentieth esas between Broadway and au" Pourti (PO RENT—A NICELY PURN' men; neighborh: pen ly at rhood unexception enth avenue, two doors above aes street. WE ENTIRE SECUND FLOOR OF . T terrace (West Twenty-third siSeeOn Gora colin oe thr communiontin come eth furaished, wi wih oe ¢ ; Would be let to required. Wo NEATLY FURNISHED BEDE JoSee ac eae Twenty-first rat street Mk oe Blige ber ye FURNISHED ROOM! 2 faa Bixt ef sata ea Thins zene mode! COLLEGE PLACE, ees oF 4 street, two blocks from w Post Pega nal che ome, SUIT- nth avers, "een 1 to let, furnished ; terms $2 o per A: brick k Bulldogs: cellars. sewer, front and re DOLL, Noe we. ninth street. —VERY LOW RENT, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, NI Wiriaa caste ‘arrel et; OBERTSON, 80 Avattoir place, foot of West Thir- A BUILDING, 105, No. 10) annum; lease three os a 34g STORY AND BASEMENT, 25X0X 101 Prince street, near Broudway. $2,000 per ea nediate Possession. jim: OOLEY, 220 Fifth avenue. —TO LET, SMALL STORE ON WEST SIDE avenue; suitable for cigar or comfectionery. Apply to SHERWOOD & WALDRON, 1,032 Third avenue, « Third ems STREET, building, 50x100. Basement 3 teet high, Sab ly oH. C. PEDDER, Arnold, CORNER GREENF.—TO LET— First Floor and Basement in this highly desirable zhted and wel! Constable & Co.. Fe gors: HOUSES, STORES AND UPPER PARTS OF Jet, for leet peter Buildings to der of furnished duced rents, and ae Broadway, unsurpassed location, favorably. ‘The’ owner will ald ing $2,000 to furnish the botel. a competent Apply at 27 Third avenue, 5 byte! be | t party hav- oF great num- Houses’ to let, at re- WYER, $67 Sixth avenue. OTEL BUSINESS. —ASTOR PLACE HOTEL, FACING leased JITORES TO LET—IN NOS. Mott street. Inquire within, 211, , 213 AND 215 0. LET OR LEASE—ON EASY TERMS, THE Macomb’s Dam Hote! orher of 15lst street and the Macomb's Dam road. Inquire of M. J. EARLEY, No.5 Dey street. 10 HE. CHEAP—A STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT ixtures, suitable forg a consectionery; an old stand of D years; Nor Isl avenuoG. “apply te MANSUY DODIN, 153 avenue B. LEASE—22 FIFTIT AVENUB, CORNER OP ft Twenty-ffth street, through to Broadway: permis. for business purposes. Appiy to ‘oom 22, alter SRrieNson U7 Broadway r to W. W. THARF PROPERTY.—WATER FRONT TO LEASE; twenty-three Lotson East River, second and’ Forty-third streets, with between Forty- 200 teet_ bulkhead ; suitable for brick or lumber yard; owner will erecta building to suit t further particu: ant iftaken for @ term ot years. om apply to K. FABER, 133 William adwav. the second floor. two gentlemen or gentieman and wife ; also, EERE ]Q™M_ STREET, 231 EAST.—COMFORTABLE, ‘ ‘wenished Flor, bathroon adjoining, tort ter'two eH $28 FIRST FLOOR. FOUR ts. WALTER W. MONTAGUE, street, - oy 298, ae Broadway and Fourth avenue.—Furnished | ’ family. street, between'Loxington aud Fourth avenues, ly repaired” and newly furnished, and will now be let to aclub ofgen: if desi EAST THIRTIETH STREET.—TWO NICELY 3 SIXTH AVENUE.—TO LET, pfamly; a large, neatly unished eda nt Bogen, fo single gentle lies or parties of single gentlemen; grate central, 1our minutes from Broadway Floor, fve Roots, $15; Hot and cold water, bea? loor, Ly and c iT. and alt other improvemen' pareete: Eighth avenue and Twenty-first EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, B and Bedrooms on second and third doors, with bath room: couneoted, to gentlemen, without board, in a private” $34 ¥ MONTHLY, $8 50 WEEKLY—PART FRENCH ancdsom stutionary Tabs uate ooset ane QQ WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Avenue Hotel—lias just been thorough. tlemen in part or whole beautitn! Parlors and large small Rooms, emsulte or singly; meals on Kuropean plam 42 furnished Suits of Rooms, sunny exposure, will be ~ let, separately if desired; references. 5 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Avenue Hotel.—Handsomely furnished Rooms to Jet, on first ftoor: also one on second, with bathroom ad- joining, without board; termes moderate. 80 UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEAR bad Soa hal street.—To let, furnished, Sitting Room, with one or two ‘ooms adjoining, without board; also twe hall Rooms; family privat: Teierezoes creed 119. WEST ,TWENTY-SECOND, STREET —TO newly furnished, Room and the Parlor, pultable for one or two gentlemen, in private famti Q56 WEST THIRTYNINTH STREET.—TO LER, handsomely turnished Rooms, without entlemen ; also a handsomely furn shed Floor for light uusekeeping, to gentleman abd wile : terms mode! 5QQ WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET —TWO i three Rooms, comfortably furnished ahs housekeeping ; rent moderate. Call all the the wee! DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. A 7? WEST RORTYNINTH STREET—TO LET. «furnished, to a private family ; $80) per month; ali improvements; avenue. premises or of J. Inquire on the neai CoB SHAPE. 149 Broadway. WELL FURNISHED THREE STORY Balok House, m Fifty-fourth street, be Sixth avenites; rent only $125 tween Fifth er month. Y, 827 Sixth avenue. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED THREE STORY HIGH With extension, 87 West Thirty-fifth street. 2) per month ; private ith and Sixth avenu family only. Apply between 10.and ICELY FURNISHED BROWN heey tides Ged jJet—11 rooms; in good order nant low te Inquire at 109 West Frenty-sevenih street, near sisth av: 10. Want rrenmni aes FURNISHED HOUSE NO. 169 -ninth street, corner ot three’ sory eH igh stoop brown stone; bay wi Sevenin avenue: dow ; $3,000 per year." Apply on the premises. 10 Ropes hans FURNISHED, THE LARGE HIGH brown stone, Hi porter order, No. 16 ing Central Park. Apply on the pre: and in louse East Seventy-third street, overlook- | UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. eC erate bu Sutwe sor} an ee , A NEAT THIRD FLOOR, 130 EAST FTI Lise street, near Le: lon": rete: parlor, Rechen 4 three bedrooms; gas fixtures, wardrobes, &c, ; rent 24 \ per month, A SPLENDID FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR to Jet, unfurnished) to sult famihes; have all im provements; first class location; rent Niubod reasonable; brthe wiicis House, furnished of uafurnished. 808 West Fourteenth street. PARTMENTS AND PARTS OF HOUSES IN THE Ninth ward; rents ou $2 fo $40 per month. In- Quire of ROBERT TAGGAR' udson sirect, near fest Twelfth street. A —TO LET—FRENCH FLATS, INSIDE AND COR. « ters, on block from Fifth avenue, below Wig ein greet; 5 and 10 rooms; elevator, janitor and bebe Ottice No. 9 Sixth aveaue. LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, without board, in @ small private first. Ciass house and location; all conveniences. 21 West y Ninth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues. p mo LET. fo iorae Mage i 1 aleeping Foot BASE- ments, parlor and two large slee| rooms; rent low. "Apply at 59 West Sixteenth street, —A LARGE NUMBER O $100. F FURNISHED Houses at reduced rents, $100 to $250 a month; private Dwellmas en and Boarding Houses, with boarvers. LETTS, 37 Union square, Broadway. Unfurnished. A street, between Fourth and Lexingt Will lease for two or more Fea: THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House. in complete order, to let, on East Eighticth ton avenues; any reasonabie offer will be Foosived for rent until May 1,/or WILSON, 1,457 Third avenue, _ A. ish and sible parties. Apply to owner, F. =To LET, ON EAST SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR Central Park, two four story high stoop brown stone Houses, fitied with mirrors aud gas tixiurcs, cabinet fin. in pertect order: will rent iver coast to respon iL Broad st THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE front House to let, or would let the Basement. -fifth street, Second and Third Floors? No. 150 East Be on the premises, from 10 A. M. Bast Seventy-tirst street, ng P.M ny Or at | Cortages, FLOORS AND BRICK HOUSE TO LET— Cottage, Sixteenth street, Ninth avenue, $0; beeper and Erounds in Harlem, $45; mice brick House, Ninth Floors, corner Forty. eighth street and loor, Sixteenth in good order. Second Ninth ward, $22 Ward, chea) Ninth avenue, $12 5) each; Second street, Ninth a — Apoly ai OOS S: Hudson street. YOSEY LITTLE BRICK | HOUSE, month. Apply on premises. 146 ‘WEST 1267 J street, to let, to @ respectable family; rent so per ow. RENTS NEAR BROADWAY,—ENGLISH BASE- ment Houses, 25 and 27 Amity street, in complete order and all the modern Pa Sp reid next door to costar, street. hear re; will belet tor business if required; to morning ; possession immediately. Southern Hotel; also. tot Washington a be seen from 1 to 11, 0 LET—IN EAST FIFTY-EIGHTH three story brown stone House; good order; good location ; $85 RG Month to May 1. GREGO! STREET, 874. ILLER, 160 Bast Forty-ninth street. Yr eee LARGE FOUR jean be seen from 10 to 2. STORY 10 LET CHEAP—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE 252 Fourteenth street, near Eighth ave- he in splendid order etd Carpets and Furnt- wan Residence, ire for sale at sacrifice, BE SMALL BOT House, No. 29 East Twenty-seve Madison avenue, 7 rooms, all improvem class order; rent very be seen from 10 to 2 N BLEGAN? F thos ROOM TO LB’ | 0 board. improvement S61 West Firty Aith street. LARGE PARLOR AND HALT, ROOM, YY COMPLBTE BAY WINDOW street, neur and in first ; immediate possession; can nth ent CONNECT. ing, on second floor: also single Rout » nicely fur. a8, nished; also front Basement, stove, rent. 4) East Thirteenth street, ~ PRIVATE PAMILY WT a jarne handsomely furni hot and cold water; grate fire, street, near Madison Square, FINE, LARGE ROOM TOL second floor, adfoining bath roon LET Thirteenth street. fre Bagley $s, in tirst oe: pl AT Keeping or lodging; convenient to Eighth avenue cars; rent moderate. VERY LARGE FURNISHED APARTM ern exposure), with two vast closets and abundant it. Mark's ENTLEMEN ed Room, second floor; 1.8 East twenty-fourth numerous closets; ie for one br (Wo persons; terms moderate, at NT EN IFTH STREET—TWO VERY pleasant and desirable furnished Rooms, for house- HIGH House 148 Waverley place. near Sixth avenue; ail improvements and in first class order; rent isonable NT GOUTH. rae: | Magnificent Parlor ae cove! Di t T°? LET—THE PARLOR AND BASEMENT OF HO! No. 168 Bast Sixtieth street, between 2 lone fon Third avenues; house a1 neighborhood Owner at 42) West Firty-first street. jf: LET—THE NEW AND ELEGANT FLATS 339 TO U7 West Twenty-clghth street: choice location rent $45 to $5; Janitor, heated halls, &c., &c. ‘Also 137 ignty firth street, $25. Apply on the premises. 10 LET—FLOORS AND APARTMENTS IN NOS. St and_ 33 Lewis street; Store to let in No. 33 Lewis Streat. Tnquire of housekeeper. 10 LET—AT NO. 54 LEWIS STREET, TO A be a family, a Third Floor, containing five rooms cold and hot water; rent $23, (0 LET—TO GENTLEMEN, PLEASANT SECOND Floor, of two large Rooms and closets; hot and cold water and bathroom in the house J Sin Hea test re- quired. Inquire on premises, 220 East Thirty-first street. 10 RENT—ELEGANT FLATS ON FIRST AND SEC. ond stories of new brown stone houses Nos. 315 and Sis Bast Seventy-ninth street Inquire ot janitor oa prem ives, of of E. KILPATRICK, owner, No. 443 Bast Seventy- seventh street. (0 RENT—AT REDUCED PRICES, FLOORS, NEARLY — new and convenient for dwelling, n Ninth. ant between, ny, a and Fifty-dr *atre ets; also, H: $15 to $20; and on West pishiy bara use, six rooms, at $16. Inquire — ae oo: ine a 187 Chaittam low prices, B ASSURTMKNT OF GARERTS, ture at penne § at lowest cash prices, b talmenst, at O’FARRELL'S Wwarenoune, igi avenue, between Thirtieth Thi mane CHANCE FOR CASH, AT r PRIVATE REE al East ‘Twentieth street, 5 gaa. ane wee doom, Ibis cheap. MAGNIFICENT GRAND AA. brocade Parlor Suit, cost Antoinette style, $100 and $00 noforte, Brovaes, Carpets. Chamber Suits cheap for bie oifer. 14 Bast Twenty-fifth street eos nue. T THE ELEGANT PRIVATE BEstpe 15th st, near Sth av. mc chess, Marie Antoinet! ce $120; do., $40; Planovorte, bine elvet Pets, Chinaware, Cutlery, Chainber, ae., at halt cor the entire story house, T PRIVATE RESIDENCE 210 Handsome satin carlos Pal $150; complete Chamber to " Fep iene Suits, s Horasy and dini Furnitare, ven Colonel W. L. MONTGOMERY. Cuanees POPULAR jedan OF MONTHLY Ly on ments, the most adv: yan tageous morte Cry Furniture, Carpets, sedding, Parlor hese ingt and apartinents furnished on liberal terms. Wescbhit GEORGE. A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway. OARPETS AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST cash prices; weekly or SVM PRN Gtta enue, between a7th and fh 60d Se OR SALE (A RARF CHANCE)—THE ENTIRE Divure of a frat class Hoarding Honse, lege of renting the house, which is very model dealers need apply, No. Ong south Washington square, D HAND AND ra eae cal ch patterns: Bi ery wma: ut Kaseau. CHOICE OF NICELY FU A NISH 50 East Iwenty-ninth street, sou HED ROOMS, by my AND HANDSOMELY FU! SAK IN . on second floor, with bathroom adjoining + diso tatge Parlor aud other ‘Roum, “vail gt 33 Lafayette Dlace. ‘all in good order, Bale ppeinys, De: uvited, RINEMA Sh cee Ste Re Fl FEL R, WILL sell this aay, lio’ rclosk, at No, 534 West Forty. tre sirect, a large lot of Bochiagry, em ed in parts of Steam Engities, Lathes te, rast . N. Jacon Kornuer, Deputy. BENS |AN, Sheriff. Wiis Hew Bowary. Bowery, {URNISHED Rag: housekeepit reasonable prices. oo 1 “wh Fourth avenue ogavemery STREET.—TO ny ‘Bee TO LE LEN, id oitice. SUITABLE FOR also Rooms for single gentlemen, at ETERS HANDSOMELY jrooms, to. tentie- est Fourteemth stre AT moderate rent, froin $3 to Li per weer, to let, at No. Fa SRIMENT or MANTELS, UN: fauty of design and quality of work ‘) i i oi TEWARTS “SLATE MANTELS, NARBUE AND WOOD ST vanteis rich, aud “en fant destgng, prices By fond Wwenty-tuird, seventh and sight!