The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1873, Page 11

THE CUBAN QUESTION. Utan Pointing the Morale of Cuba. Yo rugs Eprror or THE HERALD Please tell your readers that those Spanish mur- @erers need fear no early retribution. Are not the fintne of 134 men, women and children bleaching the deserts of Utah, murdered by Mormons 15 justice and retribution are pas ‘She free! A LADY FROM UTaH. A Plea for the Poor Sailors. To Tur Epiror or THE HERAL’ There is one feature of this Cuban massacre ‘Which I think deserves special mention and con- Sideration, that is, the execution of the poor sallors ‘Of the Virgintus. Now, admitting that the ship was in her charac- ter all that these flends claim, were those uniortu- Mate sailors in any way responsible? At the time they shipped they undoubtedly did so according to Wnited Siates law; at that time the vessel had no munitions of war aboard, and it is not provable That they knew more than her destination, Can we afford to have our seamen murdered by the dozen? Can we as a nation tolerate such an out- on a class of men who have always stood by us in our hour of need? ‘The !ainilies of these mur- dered men must have tangible indemnity, and such action must be taken by our government as will prove to Jack that the government or the country 13 as true to him as he to it, The blood of innocent, brave sailors of the United States has been spilled, Will thing but the blood of their murderers atone for the outrage? Give their surviving comrades— their fellow toilers of the sea—a chance to avenge &heir deaths; and if they do not give their mu @erers such a lesson fs will prevent a recurrenc Zam very much mistaken in the men of the Unite States Navy. Yours, truly, NG AMERICAN SAILOR. Treat the Tornado as a Pirate, BROOKLYN, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1873. To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD: In these exciting times ailow a comparative Stranger to you, but one whose name, for a period Of twenty-five years, is not unknown in the archives of the Secretary of State’s Department at ‘Washington, to say a few words about this abom- fmable, barbaric, yes, damnable crime that has been perpetrated by that most Catholic nation— Spain. What is the case, or, rather, how does the Case stand? First—Spain, not recoeninng a rebellion or bel- awe powers in Cuba, has herself committed a iratical act in seizing a vessel at sea while bear- ing @ foreign flag for protection. Second—It Spain was justified ia seizing the Vir- ginius and taking her as 4 prize or otherwise into one of her ports, the only manner in which she could deal with those on board was to declare them prisoners of war or under suspicion, and await the judgment of the Courts as to the clarac- ter and offence of the vessel. Now Spain, under the first head, as faras the butcher’s ship Tornado was concerned, has ad- waltted her piracy, and under the second head has proved the same; in other words, the Tornado was | B pirate. ItI mistake not, under the law of nations a pirate is ‘outside the law,” and therefore itis not B question for our government to decide, put rather for the Spanish government to decide, whether the Tornado is @ Spanish man-of-way or a pirate. We on our side must abide by facts, and gre (in my humble opinion) justified in treating tne Tornado as a pirate, for her crime under the | Jaws of nations against our flag and citizens is the prime of piracy, and consequently she may be pelzed in whatever port she may find shelter. QWVhat then, under these circumstances, is the duty Dfour government? It is not necessary to declare Gx (and you can take my word for it that no war rill arise under it) against Spain. Now we tiave nothing te do with Spain. We ig- More the complicity of Spain in that butchery. We lave merely to deal with a pirate. That pirate is ie Tornado; and she may flaunt the Spanish lag— hat of that’ Pirates are known to change their ationality whenever it suits them, What grounds ave we lor believing that the pirate 18 a Spanish aN -Oj-War, uny more than that the pirate herself efused to recognize our flag as the nationality or eld of protection of the Virginins? The duty of any government that is not craven earted is simple. Send at once an iron-clad or ‘o to Santiago de.Cuba, Unconditionally (Grant Bannot have iorgotten that word so soon) demand Ehe immediate surrender of the pirate—give five inutes’ grace for humanity’s sake; that ts tive nutes more than was accorded those uniortu- ates ; and in case of refusal sink her and her ac- ursed cutthroats, and bring back the Virginius to e United states. When that simple act of justice is done the great merican tieart will be calmed and the question yn go to arbitration, or, better still, can be made e Subject of lengthy correspondeuce and apolo- ies between the Spanish government and our reat Fish at Washington, and, il need be, our Sec- ‘etary can bow «town and as many Spanish et ag he is inclined to. We, the people, will have d some satisfaction for the humiliation. Now tor precedents. Look at the history of Eng- id in the China seas. Look at our own when we mbarded friendly towns to capture pirates we Were pursuing. ok at Greytown, the Slidell Bair and many others too numerous to mention. have they be easily proved for precedents? have lived many years as a naturalizea itizen io this country, and since Bhe Fremont campaign have been a stanch wepublican, and unless General Grant, my beau of a soldier and soldier’s honor to his fag, akes such measures as lam proposing, my faitn in the republican party will be greatly shaken and y exalted opinion of the United States greatly amped. Iwasa Britisher once, and am still a reat admirer of their moral courage and prompti- tude in redressing. wrongs, and shall truly feel shamed of my adopted country if it cannot strike ck a rowdy who has insulted her flag without a Brst recourse to law. It is always safest to go to jaw when you become on even terms with the lackguard, for the fine is smaller, I emember, somewhere between 1830 and 836, while my honored sather, an English- man, was Consul of these United States for yria, that some Turkish soldiers insulted an Arab irl, who was in the service of Mr. Bird, an Ameri- an mi-sionury. My father took the ground (bug- ishman as he was) that while the girl was tn the ervice of an American citizen she Was under te rotection of the American flag, and in his com- laint to the Governor General he demanded, as e only atonement for the insult, that those sol- Giers should be brought out on the public square gnd before the injured girl be taere and then bas- tinadoed on the bare feet, Aster soine dilly-daily- Iog my father’s firmness gained the day, and the Governor General acquiesced; but day after da: assed and the sentence was still unexecuted. No Merican man-of-war came to tie rescue, But Ghat great friend of this country, Sir John Frank- Min, commanding a British frigate, while at Bnchor at Smyrna, heard of, the indignity, aud, crowding sail, reached Beyrout, and ling upon my father, took him almost by lore $o the Governor General’s palace, and there de- manided the execution of the sentence. He gave the Governor 24 hours, promising at the expira- Cion of that time to take the resposibility—mark on the word—of bombarding the town. There ‘as a brave man—fit representative of a great ation! ‘The sentence was there and then ex cuted, and the American flag owed the vindica- Bion of its honor to an Englishman, Shalt we again in this case of a murderous pirate Bllow England to champion our cause, on the round that the Virginius was seized in british aters? Forbid it, ye gods! Rather let us at cnce Bitrike down the murderous villain, You bc, A. B. CHASSEAUD, No, 259 Quincy street, Brooklyn. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surrewe Covrt—Cnambers—Held by Judge 38, 48, 49, 50, 51, arrett.—Nos. 7, 8, 17, 30, , , 80, 66, 69, 75, 78, 79, 80, 85, 100, 115, 120, 121, , 124, 132, 193," 142, 153, 160. 161, 16%, 180, 181, 185, 6, 187. supreme CovrtT—Crrcvit—Part 1 rm.—Part 2—Held by Judge Van Brunt. ir the te: 08, 2144, 2334, 1278, 1490, Zid, 1000, 1372, 498, 928, a0 36'%, 436, 1162, 1222, 1224, 1226, 1228, 1230, 1 u—Part 1—Hela Adjourned Sorerior Covrt—Teran Ti ES Curtis,—Nos, 343%, 879, 69, 683, 595, 705, 61, 1, 630, 186% 709, 633, Part 2—Held ‘by J My 278, 804, 1321, 722, 752, 658, 766, 514, 740, 8, 748, 754, 750, 716, 822, 404, 744, 714, 472, 476, 740, Court OF COMMON PLEAS—GENFRAL TERM.—Ad- lourned tor the term. Trial Term, Part 1—Held by judge Robinson.—Nos, 866, 3275, 3397, 2260, 39, 3 77, 2265, 2848, 1912, 202), 570, 2116, 2008, 2546, art djourned for the term. Marine COURT—GENERAL TeRM—Held by Judges hea, Curtis and Howland,—Nos, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 10,'11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Part 1. djourned tor the term, Part —Adjourned for he term. Part 3—Held by Judge Curtis,—Nos, BALS, 3004, 2009, 2694, 2627, 3088, 2484, Court OF GENERAL SeEssions—Held by Judge atherland.—The People vs, Patrick Brown, rob- ery; Same vs. Thomas Murtha, arson; Same v: pane §. Adams, felonious assault and battery TAL, 651, 394, 61534, 689, 749, udge Van Vorst.—Nos, 772, ame ys, James Sheppard, felonions assault and n, felonious assault Ho; iter. me vs. John pnd Datic Same vs. Joseph Frelich, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. James Nolan and uewis . Martha McCutch- f larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Vitam Hagan, grand larceny; Same vs. James Phompson, assault and battery. jayer, burglary; Same ¥ James Gilligan, @ man 48 years of age and born jn Ireland, who resided at No, 113 Baxter street, Mied yest y in Bellevue Hospital, On Saturday Mr. Gilligan was at work on a new building in Mul- berry aire t, near Grand, when a portion of a wall fel] dpon and crashed him, Coroner Merkinan was Qelifed to hold au inquests NEW YO BURNING OF AN EAST INDIAMAN. Great Excitement in Kingstown Harbor. {From the London Standard, November 10.} KINGSTOWN, Nov. 10, 1873. The vessel burned in Kingstown harbor this morning was the Nangpore, of 1,521 tons, the prop- erty of Messrs, McKenuon, of Liverpool, and bound for that port from Calcutta, Her cargo—o! cotton, jute, saltpetre and manila—is said to have been worth £40,000, After entering the piers she let go two anchors, but they parted, and she drifted Wildly about the harbor, colliding with a schooner from Wicklow and two trawlers, all of which were greatly damaged. The schooner, indeed, is almost @ wreck, and her master was thrown overboard and drowned, The vessel continued burning and dritting throughout the night. The Lord Mayor of Dublin was down at the scene of the disaster at an early bour this morning, also Captain Ingram, with twoengines anda large detachment of the fire brigade. The flames on board the ship increasing, two six-pounders from the revenue cruiser Fanny were brought to bear upon her for the purpose of sinking her before the flre should reach the salt- petre, This expedient succeeded, and she now lies submerged in 28 feet of water. The greatest excitement prevailed in Kings- town all day, while efforts were peing made to Keep the flames from spreading from the Nang- pore to the other shipping in the harbor. Large crowds went from Dublin to witness the sight. It was late in the day when the shots from the cruiser sank her, which was only done after many ineffectual plans had been adopted to scuttle the vessel. The scene of her entrance into the harbor during the night is described as having been terri- bly exciting, as all her canvas was “drawing” and the wind nearly after her. To the surprise ot the lookers-on, there Appeared to be no effort made to shorten sail as she neared the harbor, going through the sea like a witch with her lee gunwale under water. It was not known by those on shore how terrible was the race which was being RUN FOR LIFE, or how great was the pert which every moment brought nearer, Notwithstanding the heavy gale and the wide spread of canvas on her spars none ofthem gave way, though they whipped like fish- ing-rods under the heavy and surging pressure to which they were subjected. The moon, which had not long risen, clearly revealed the ship in all her weird grandeur as she rushed throngh the heavy sea in volumes of smoke and spray spreading over her. On opening the harbor she rounded up grandly as the smoke driited to leeward. On she came, and still no effort appeared to be making to take in the canvas. Now a new terror presented itself, As the burning ship was rushing into the midst of the crowds of weather-bound vessels in the harbor it was evident that collision and fire were imminent. When about half a cable’s length inside | the east pier the burning ship let go her two anchors, and, as she rapidly wore to the strain, her canvas was taken aback and she began to draw her anchors and drilt to the southwestward, Nothing could exceed the consternation among the wind-bound vessels, as DESTRUCTION seemed to be inevitable to any craft coming in the way of the drifting ship. The crew were so ex- hausted from being at the pumps night and day, and trying te keep the fire under, that they were unable to take in canvas when she approached the harbor, She tirst fouled a fine schooner, deeply laden, and after a feartul crash the ill-fated vessel caping by jumping into the bowsprit rigging of the ngpore, Which still continued her stern course ll She came into collision with the schooner Pilot. In a few moments this Mlso was reduced to a mastless wreck. Pilot, Captain Thomas Ellis, who was in his berth, ran on deck, and was BLOWN OVERBOARD and drowned before assistance could reach him. ‘The anchors of the ship still dragged, and as she rose and fell in the seaway she carried away the moorings of the trawler Echo, ‘This little vessel, when cast loose, went rapidly to leeward, and tn a few moments was broken into atoms by the power- ful seas, breaking on the barriers beneath the Coast-guard station to the westward of the har- bor—a place where many 3 sad disaster to life and shipping has ere now occurred. The three col- lisions which the Nangpore experienced had the effect o! checking her wild course, and fortunately she came up to heranchors a little to the north- east of the Royal Irish Yacht club house. When it was known that she had saltpetre on board, and that an explosion was dreaded, the alarm became very great. At an eurly hour messengers were sent for the fire brigade, and to request the presence of the Lord Mayor. Within a halt hour alter the alarm had been given at the brigade sta- tion, Captain Ingram, with two engines and a large detachment of his men, was on the jetty, He had no means of shipping the engines so as to bring water to bear on THE BURNING CARGO and prevent the fames reaching the jute and salt- petre. He also found that no time was to be lost, and having gone on board the Nangpore he at once came to the conclusion that there was nothing to prevent @ further and greater disaster but to “scuttle? the ship at once by any means that could be procured, The only means within reach were the two six-pounders of the cruiser Queen Victoria, which he recommended to be shotted and fired at the Nangpore s0 as to hit her ‘‘be- tween wind and water.’’ His suggestion was acted on with the result as already stated. The body of Captain Ellis has been recovered, and Dr. Harty, County Coroner, is about to hola an inquest. POR SALI. RUIT AND CANDY STORE FOR SALE, IN A first ch neighborhood, at a sacrifice: leaving the c E. . & BT, BURNHAM, 609 Hudson street, CHOICE AND COMPLETE ¢. E tion of minerals and ores from the Ural ountains is offered for sale at a great sxcrifi 6368 specimens. Call on or address B. BERG homson, Langdon & Co., 391 Broadway. NE Liquor Coniectioneri¢ Meat Markets, Hat Stores, Liquor Stores to let. MITCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar str ABLISHED BU: NESS IN A AN prietary article; casy of sale; a certain amount of trade guarai stock, &¢., about $500: pri halt cash, Particulars at room 35, 29 Br A —SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE, ONE HOUR FROM + New York: price to yuarantee a sale at once, Ad- dress box 117 Herald offi BARGAIN—PROMINENT UPTOWN BAR AND Billiard Saloon, doing a capital, lucrative business; long lease, low rent; liberal termsto a prompt purchaser, LLOYD, 29 Broudway. ALE, A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, 0 principal avenue, near theatres; long lease; cheap rent; terms easy; cause, sickness; rare opportunity. LLOYD, Broadway and 75 West Broady SELDOM MET WITH.—POR SALE AT A CHANC a sacrifice, with but little cash, a first class Gro Business on a prominent corner; store and locality must be seen to be appreciated. For further particulars apply inthe store, 187 Broadway, corner or Sixth street, Wil- liamsburg, or in the butcher shop, next door, A for Water street M y oN 37 AND LIQUOR SALOG unt of death. Inquire a FOR SALE.— business TOR! 00D LOCATION; on for selling, J rent; ot 523 Pearl street. OR SALE—A MANU with Store, Lease, Tools, Forms anid Pans neces facture of fine French candy; t less than halt its actual value ve tip business in co st Twelfth sire’ ACTURING CONFECTIONERY, jock and Pixtures and all the ry to carry on the manu * Whole Will De sold low, Ss owner is compelled to quence of iil health, Inqnire at third door west of Broadway. VOR SALE—A PORTER rani, cheap; five years’ 469 South’ street, between Moni streets, New York. JOR SALE: 50 HOUSE, WITH RESTAU and cheap rent. No. pmery and Gouverneur BARGAIN, THE T FIVTED UP Saloon York, connected with the lurgest re, doing a business of $20,000 a year; three yea lease; rent. only $59 per month; this isa chan, offered. Address W. W. J., box 124 Herald Upto Branch office OR SALE—KNICKERBOCKER STEAM LAUNDRY, 410 Bleecker street, cost $1,000, will sell for $100 oF the: less; shafting, washing machines, wringers, steam drying room, 3 stoves, 25 tables, &e OR SALE=THE RESTAURANT SOUTHWEST COR. ner Fittieth street and Seventh avenue, opposite new Jdepot of Broadway and Seventh Aveuue Kait- in pertect order, with all the latest improvements, good ar trate, For particulars inquire of EM. 1. KELHBINOR, Grocer, southwest corner of Forty-eighth street and Seventh avenue, SAFES, SAFES, SAFES.—NOT HAVING BROADWAY rent of expenses to pay wecan offer greater bargains in new and second had Safes than any other house in the city, TERWILLIGER & CO,, 100 Maiden lane, FOR SALE AN OY: $100 House. For particulars, in fish shop. ER AND CHOP Vat 71 Allen strees, MACHINERY. WANTED-A LARD RENDERING TAN second hand, in good order, about 3x7 t complete; also & capacity. 6 NEW OR 10 Feet, all T THOMPSON'S COLLIE URTH AV AA. opposite Cooper Institnte.--Bookkeeping, W, Arithinctic and Langtages. Day and evening. Ladie department, Telegraphy taught practically; demand for operators; tuition $20. A. SOOD HANDWRITING TAUGNT IN 10 PRIVATE AX. Jossons. Apply Monday, day or evening, at No. 66 West Tenth street. Success ¢uaranteed. Ladlex from I to7 o'clock. OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH, 8 WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITEME- USI Bde kes, gor gencemen: ladies and’ boye—DUle BEAR'S Commercial College, 875 Broadway, is open da and evening. Gentlemen can be prepared tor head okkeepers in a few weeks, Special attention paid to Rapid Business Writing. Stiffness, trembling and ner- voustass qnurely cured ia (yw private lessous gave a few heavy lurches and sank, the crew es- | On the Nangpore striking the | parties | RK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. MALL PRO- | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. —__ LE BREWERY, CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THIS city, of large'capucity and in splendid order, is offered ior sale ata bargain in consequence of the ill health of the proprictor. Parties desiring to embark in 4 profitable and well established business will find this a rare opportunity; unencumbered real estate Jn this chy en in’ pars payment, Address ERY, box 191 Heraid othee. APITAL BUSINESS AND ELEGANT PROFES- sional Residence, furnished, with lease, for sale, through death; best situation in New York? 1 rooms Aud olfices: hot and cold water, bath and every conven- fence for comfort and profit: price, with #urniture com- lete, $3,000; light, gentlemanly Nusiness fast improv. ; kuited for any’ professional or business man: profits 4 U0 yearly, proats an opportunity that occurs once in a lifebme; abargain highly recommended. Address AGENT, Herald office. WITH $500 CASH, CA in a well established uiring two interested. N SECURE AN IN- and very profitable 172 Worth street, cor- ply that will pay from 500 to 1,00)per cent profit; reterences exchanged; investment secured. Address LEGITIMATE, box 156 Herald Uptown Branch office, tor three days. RESPONSIBLE MAN, WITH A SMALL CASH capital, can secure a food position and interest in an established business; reference required. A. BISSON, 03 Broadway, office 4. NROCKERY.—A HOUSE PURNISHING ESTABLISH- \J “ment, on the leading thoroughfare of Brooklyn, would rent a portion of Store for Crockery to a reliable party; space about 6) feet by 16; texms inoderate. Ad- dress HH. F. C., Herald office. RAUDULENT GAS METERS,—PARTNER WANTED; must be a gentleman of position. For particulars address DETBOTOR, 202 Waverley place. OR SALE—A HALF INTEREST IN A FIRST CLASS grist mill, with a good run of custom. Inquire of the boss miller, 52 Greenwich street, New York. REAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—PARTNER wanted, to sell tickets and share in the best paying exhibition in America. Houses crowded nightly, Apply at 50 Broad street, room 7. I WANT A RELIAKLE PARTNER, WITH $500 TO $1,000 cash, to extend an established respectable busi- hess Where he can realize a good income. Apply at GAFFNEY'S off No. 6 Centre street. ANUFACTURERS, WITH ESTABLISHED ness of sterling character, wishing to Capital $10,000 to $54,000 or dispose of an interest, can find opportunity by applying to BIINCKERIOFE & FRAZER, Brokers in Manuiacturing Stocks, 48 Broad st. PARINER, WITH $10,000 to $2500 WANTED—BY 4 responsible house, to extend a Beet Packing busi hess; capital secured and option given to spend the wi ter season South. Apply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & 93 Broadway. TANTED—A BU: ly newspaper of $2.00) or $5,000 BUSINESS MANAG W honest, energetic men willing to work. hand, at 8 West S7thst. WANTED—A MAN, WITH $3,000 CAPITAL investment; big thing. Address CUBAN STAR, Herald ottice. WANTEDA GENTLEMAN WITH $50) OR $100, V “to manniacture a new and very useful article, with which much money Is tobe made, Address J. By box 215 Herald office. their NESS MANAGER FOR A WEEK must take an interest to the extent _ execilent opportunity, Address R, box 156 Herald office. ITH $8 YOU CAN MAKE $100 WEEKL’ |s not intended for would-be fontleme TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, ATTENTION fl NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, | FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. RLEGANT OFFICES RENT, FIREPROOF, WELL IN CLOSE CITY HALL, THE 00) OFFICES SUITABLE FOR BANKS, INSURANCE AND LARGE VAULTS TO IN THE ABOVE LOCATED BUILDING, BEING PROXIMITY TO THE RTS, THE POST OFFICE, 46, &C. LAWYERS, BROKERS, COMPANIES, &C., &C., CAN BE ‘HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 F EET TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, $400, $500 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. THE ABOVE BUILD! COMPLETELY ING 13, FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS. RENT OF 24 story. 3d, sto MALL OFFICES ry. 4th story. Sth story. aero = 52,090 $1.5: 100 1000 1,200 - 1,200 - 2,000 1,500 2,000 1,500 1,200 - 1,000 - 12—14.6x25) - - 1317x235. — = M4—10x18. - - VALUABLE VAULTS ALSO OFFICES FOR POSES ON FIRST Ss POR STORAGE PURPOSES, BANKING AND OTHER PUB- AND BASEMENT FLOORS. INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF HOMER M ORGAN, NO, 2 PINE STREFT, A —VERY LOW RENT, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, brick Buildings: front and rear, A. W. J.P. ROBERTSON, 30 ty-ninth street. lars, sewer, yards; entrance ICOLL, No.’ 7 Warren stree Avattoir place, foot of West Thi FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTME 145 and hot TO LET, EAST FIPTEENTH STREET.—EX handsomely furnished {ront Room, with heater id cold water, for two or three gentlemen ni house first class; terms moderate. 162 ping, $5 per week; 4 nicely Parlor, with privilege of kitchen ; reiere: 275 street.—To let, a large tront TRA LARGE EAST THIRTY.SECOND STREET, NEAR Lexington avenue.—Furnished i “te Prieto Bi rnished front Room tor furnished front nes, EIGUTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENT\-THIRD Room, furnished, Suitable for one or two gentlemen, Call for two days. 40 WEST NINETEENTH STREE’ T.—A FURNISH- ed Room to let, to # gentleman; rent $3 week, Including gas. a pee UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- 10 LET—PLATS OF AT West Twenty-eighth streot street month. D BEDROOM L er of E DOM AN 66 Irving TO Lighteent from $10 to K. L. & BT, BURNHAM, 609 | FLOOR OF SIX LARGE_ ROOMS, MENTS TO LET. LET—IN HOUSE NO, th street. FLOORS OF THREE TO SIX ROOMS TO LET, Ps month, Ninth ward. Hudgon street. WEST SIDE OF ‘Third avenue, between Thirty-veventh and Thirty- eighth streets, all newly painted and veniences on ‘floor; possession immediately. Apply to MATTHEW BYENKS, 142 East Thirty-third A. heated, elevator anu janitor; Sixth avenue. ‘T, FRENCH FLATS, ONE Venue, near the —T0 Li Fifth apered; all con. reet. BLOCK FROM 3, corners and inside ; 85) to $120 per month. 999 NHANCE TO HIRE A DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR (5 . rooms) ; rent $27, worth $37 per month; private high stoop house 365 East Tenth street; location central. Ap- ply on premises. 10 LET—FLOORS AND APARTMENTS IN) NOS. 3b and 33 Lewis street; Store to let in No. 33 Lewis eet. Inquire of housekeeper. EVEN 1 improvements: location 80, 127 I rents moderate. Inquire on the 10 LET—UNFURNISHED, ROOM Room: AND. ELEVEN choice. 339 and ast Kighty-fitth premises. ON SECOND floor; large closet, gas, hot and cold water; $10 150 West Twentieth street. T Inquire of D, CHRIS‘! 10 LET—THIRD FLAT (SIX ROOMS), stoop brown stoue house in West Fifty-tirst street, with ail modern improvements; to first per month. eighth street IN HIGH lass small tamily $30 430 West Forty- 10 LET—THIRD AND TOP FLOORS, CONTAINING aix rooms each, in the first class house No. $1 st. lark's place (Eighth street), between Second and Third avenues. LET—AT A VERY LOW RE Floors in house $25 Enst Twenty: nue. 0 LET—AT NO. 7 VARICK PLA street, Second and Third Floors; 3 ) be let in parts. of the houseKeepe: NT, SEVERAL first street near CE, SULLIVAN rooms on 4 floor; A ROOME STREET, building, dry. 309 Canal street, 503x100. Basen First Floor and Basemen SPLENDID STORE TO LET—ON SIXTH AVE. nue, for a shoe or stationery store; dwelling apartments; $700 per year. heated and 999 Sixth avenui CORNER GRE in this hig nent 13 feet hizh, well lighted and Apply to H. C. PEDDER, Arnold, Constable & Co.. NIVERSITY PLACE TO JIRST FLOOR OF NO, 4 U let fo: Hess. Ww RISWOLD, 744 Broadway (Astor place). WANTEDIA PARTY WITH $1.00, IN THE PRO- VY “duce amd provision business; the best of reference given and required. Apply atjll3 ‘Reade strect, A. P. KLINE. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. — In this City and Brooklyn. YOUNG LADY WISHES A NICELY FURNISHED Room, with alcove, fi and gas, between Four. teenth and Twentieth streets und ourth and Sevenih aventies; price not to ex A $7. Address L., box 104 Herald Uptown Branch offic 1X TO EIGHT ROOMS OR SMALL HOU: ed—By a tamily of apults nod, respectable neigh- borhood, below Thirty-fourth street; rent must be very low. Address, with ‘particulars, box 103 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. ANTED—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FULLY furnished House, between Thirtieth ‘and, Fittieth streets: rent about $:50a month. Address J. T. D., box 145 Post offic: 3 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A FLAT OR HOUSE, turnished or unturnishéd, on or near Broadway, between Fourth and Twenty-seventh strects. Address, stating rent and full particulars, PLAT, Herald office. Wa A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, AN OFFICE in an English basement house, between Fourteenth and Fittieth streets, east of Seventh avenue, Address, i town Branch office. WaNT- —ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR FIV large rooms and one small, three small; private tamily preferred} location between Tenth and Thirtieth streets. Address, with full description and location, furnishing and price, K., box 139 Heraid Uptown Branch offic FINE ARTS, A COLLECTION OF FIN OIL CHROMOS. Pe and Wa olors in vold frames will be sold at auc- tion atthe K KR Art Gallery, 292 Broadway, New She Paha and Tuesd. November 24 aud 2, at 12 o'clock. LARC T 80 NASSAU STREET, BETWE: ULTON AD John streets—NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the selling or advancing on Diamonds, Watches, Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, for any T WOLF BROTHERS, 896 BROADWAY—PARTIES desiring to get Loans on Diamonds, Watches, ilverware and Silks, will be more liberaily i than at any other hou CORNER AMITY Jew de It wi T 681 BROADWAY : money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watehi Jewelry, re, Pianos, Camel's Hair Shaw Silks. Private office 10r ladies. 'Butiness confi BroaG FS AMOUNT ON DIA ‘ilks, India Shawis, broken packages, oF & COOS, Lt Fuiton hed 185. Se E EPH SOLOMON Private otiice for ladies. panol pure street. habla BROAD- | way, | pay the highest prices tor Diamords, Watches, Jewelry’; advance on the Diamond | Thirteenth street, CRT ees made | nd Shawls, | SIXTH AVENUE, BE nd Twenty fifth ‘st on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelr; Same bought'at tuli value. RNARD.” | 685 sBROADWAY, CORNER AMITY | Money libersfy advanced on Plamonds, Watches, | Jewelry and Merehandis:. Several fine Camel's Hair | Shawls and Ladies’ Furs for sale very low BROADWAY ~— H, GEIGERMAN 913 Coldest esta Liberal advances Jewelry, ke, Sar NEAR TWENTIETH STR hed and most responsible offic Diamonds, Watches, honghtand sold, A. ALD BRANCH I67 BROADWAY, OVER HE ZOE ovice, room 'B.—Parior for. ladies, Branch iv Broadw Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches Same bought and sold. — LINDO BROS. FURNITURE. PAYMENTS FOR -<WEEKLY AND MONTHLY | Furniture, Ci nd Bedding, at b. M. COW. THWATE & CO! 135 and 157 Chatham street. An | mense stock and low prices, | A D CARPETS, OLL Pe r Hangings, &e., tor Iso Blankels 1OLD FUR iderhott, Esq., 2; macnifieent Gran ess style’ satin Parlor Suit, cost $775, tc vi one do., $2005 | nd rep #uits, $65 and $50; rosewood 0., $170: brocatel i “Walnut Cham up; Carpets, 0c. ups | te, cost $ intings, Mirrors, Cur- Burlet, Kxtension Tabie, Silverware, &c.. less than | st. Noreasonable ofler reinsed. Reside 104 | wentyetifth street, between Fourth and ton | IRTMENT OF CARPETS, Ading at lowest cash price | O'FARRELL'S warenonse n Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets | RIVATE RES! Broadway Parlor Suits, $75 . $40: Beuroom, $25; Brussels Carpets, SOc. per yard; and 300 Lots cheap. A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, GRANDE | 2 hesse Be ‘ecade richest de . ad $40.; Pian wokcase, Bronze entre furniture | peremptory. ts 200, tor $250; Eta: chamber, dining Furniture, & five story honse, furished’ last 36 West 15th st, hear Sth av. “Ma Ww T PRIVATE RESIDENCE 210 WEsT ZA hundsome satin Parior Snit, cost $650, for $225: do., $100; library and dining Furniture, complete Ch Sets, $0 to $100; rep and plush Suits, $35; two m cent rosewood’ Pianotortes (steinway Bros.), Carpets Bedding, $5,000 worth Parlor Bronze: Painnngs, Silverware, €e, Rare chance to purchase holiday presents. Cail three days, A FOR sat ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD Ft 4X. ture, in lots to suit purchasers Pieces, for $125; one do., $100; Kep Suits, $4 Bookcase, Bedroom Suits, $0 apwards: Be Teaus, Mattresses, Ac., at house 1:0 West chad Care dost, near Furniture, . Bedding, de. ments taken week of mont Terms easy. KELLY & CO., corner of Twenty-fitth street and Sixth avenue. p by the C ARPETS AT cash pric AND FURNITURE 9 3; Weekly or ments taken, NINGHAN Ly aud 2sth streets, 886 Third avenue, between 27 (OR SALE. SUFFICIENT To FURNISH @smali French fiat; furniture new est A. A. box 19 Herald Uptown Branch office YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISEIT CARP F specialty; all sizes; rich patterns: English, Brass three-ply and’ ingrain, very cheap at 112) Fulton stre between William and Nassau. SECRETARY AND SOFA BED Bs AYNFIS PATENTS leecker st. © also, Lord’s patent Rocker. Depot No. 40 152 “AND 14 WiST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. 4 p ¥ & COCHRANE, P tober: enitare Manufacturers. ‘arlor, chamber and dining room Furniture, Maltress@s, Spring Beds Cornices, Lambrequins, Lage abd Sots: haw Curteuis. Large reduction of ings, —26 and 27 Amity s tel; 239 Wooster street Store and Dwelling, coi door of Bleecker, all in complete order: provements. Apply at WTORES TO LI NO LET—A LARGE Wall stroot; first ¢ chop room; rent low. office. 10 LE , class buildings 9 W. NN, GitisWo! NO Li) E ARGE AND SMALL HO IN . Mott street, Inquire within. LI and 13 Baxter sire '—FIRST CLAS . NEAR BROADWAY. — remts tor business and dwell- treet, next door to Southern Ho- . Near Washington square; also nn 189 Wooster street, one ; all modern im- 10 to LA. M. 2u, 7 Amity street, NC 213 AND 215 ROOM ON BROADWAY, NEAR lass neighborhood for oyster and Address T. N., box 131 Herald TEAM POWER, IN FIRST place). AND STUDIOS, IN LD, 74 Broadway (A: S! the building No, 744 Broad way, corner of Astor place. W. N. GRISWOLD, 7H Bi roadway (Astor place) © LET—FIRST FLOOR, WITH STORE FRONT, NO, 11 Clinton plac: W.N. GRIS' 10 LET—SECOND with elegant show Broadway, Astor place. Wake Prop twenty-three Lots second and’ Forty-third stiitable for brick or Iu building to suit tenant if taken tor a teri further particulars appl Bighth fi OLD, 7i4 Broadway (Astor pla treet). FLOOR, NO, 763, BROADWAY, window. W. N. GRISWOLD, 744 —WATER FRONT on East River, TO LEAS! between Forty: streets, with 200 teet bulkhea mber yard: owner will erect a otyears, For Williain st. y to KE, PABEIY & ; Oo LET. HOUSE! Furnished, AMILY GOING SOUTH; gunily farnished street, corner of Sevent brown stone; bay win the premises, MUST BE RENTED—E Hou 169 West Forty-ninth hav three story, high stoop dow ; $3,000 per year. Apply on {URNISHED HOUSE—RENT $83 FOR LOWER PART, nity tor private family Including fine suit parlors, dining room, Kitehen, laundry and bedroom, or including Third Story, tour | rooms, $115; everything complete, excellent o phortu- | or iew boarders; first class lo- cation, 13t West Thirteenth street. ty np LEGAN seventh street, fourth I 200 PER MONTH $ nished thre h vate iamily only. Appl, GKISWOLD, 744 Broad p brewn stone House, HOUSE, NO. 84 all the modern y (Astor place), SHED POUR STORY S$ East Forty- jouse trom Flth avenne. 1 FOR A HANDSOMELY_ FUR- story high stop House, 57 West near Br erfect order. Y FUR irty-firth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues; pri- ly alter 10 o'clock, A Hoitses, tit ish and in pertect Appiy to FRENC! with mirrors Unfurnished. ‘f SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR tour story high stoop brown stone and gas’ fixiures, cabinet fin- MH rent very cheap to respon- owner, F. F. BEALS, 31 Broad H ROOF HOUSE—I1 ROOMS, / “all modern improvements: — seven minutes from Liberty street ferry; rent $99 per month ; halt price to May 1, Appiy to A. M.'CAPEN, 361 Broad Way OUSE 101 PRINCE STREBT, 25X5), TO LEASE—FOR ew or five years, for $2,000 a mediately. Refer to W. N. POOLEY, TPO LET_RETWHEN good neighborhood good order; rent, $1.1 Street. Apply at 43 Chi 0 LET—FIRST place, near Merrer W. N. GRISWOL FURNISHED ROC CLASS HOUSE IN SIGUTH AND NINTH AVENUES, neat Ittle brown stone Louse ; No, S23 West Twenty-seventh rles street. WASHINGTON street. LD, 744 Broadway (Astor place). IMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. ST TWENT Fourth Tt » family. MBER OF for gents LADY WOULD LI ved Room to gen V tron A Room, on se and Lexington avenue ? ms, €U suite or singly, in a private family, iLY FURNISHED ROOM TO Inquire at 212 t nly, 105 East Thirtieth strect, East Thirty-first s , BETWEEN furnished, Y-SECOND § st Eleventh street. TLY FURNISHED, ROOMS TO for pric KE TO RENT A NICELY FOR. nis or lady; no boarders in house. Y LARGE AND HaNDSOMELY FURNISHED econd floor, with bathroom ad- somely furnished Parlor; terms mod- join also hi erate. Call at 33 Lafayette place. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LF Lf A 5b Broadw. also back ‘Room; rent, in- Cluding tire, ligne $s and $3.50 per week. Inquire on third A SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM, ADJOINING. AX nicely turnished, to let to gentieman, at 60 Sixth avenue, fhird door ebove Thirty-uith street; very pl ant rooms and fine loca! DY INQUIRING AT 9: > tind a Suit of two or three gentlemen L423 FRONT Re 4 Bedroom; also e: without board, by priv HANDS ithout. be se and class Ninth street, between Pitt TPO LET -FURNISHE suitable for light he ments; alse a hall Bedr Ue ar single gentlemen or gen rd, ina sma location No. street—Several very handsome Rooms, furnished; tion. 8 SECOND AV you WILL Rooms, handsomely furnished, tor ; terms reasonable, DOM ADJOINING HALL ension furnished, e family, elith st 108 East Tw private tamily ; all conveniences, and Sixth avenues. . A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ousekeening, with all improve: oot, Apply at 107 Amity stree 24 WEST TWENTY-SECC West D tleman and wite De ret CO LUCE NS LARG furnished back Parlor in an English basement. gnire at 282 West Twenty-first street, between Seventh and bavennes, PO, LET—T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY, WITHOUT BOARD, avery aesirable, elegantly rnished Room, in a pri fe house. 14 West Tweniy-seventh street, opposite restanrants, 10 LET—FU RNISH floor, in house with owner only D, Apply at 142 Hast Twenty-sixth sireet, from 10 to Id A.M. and $105 P.M, 10 LET. SHED OR UNFURNISHED, NO. 15 Clinton piace, Eighth street, Ww Te OR THREE, BL! Rooms, first floor Madison aven' ning on tou o and Room a Room tor 13 8 ©) James Hotel. A tr two Bedrooms, rpishes required and single or en suite, to a p sinall private and wile; $34 cold wate MONTHLY, stationary sixth street, between Lexington aud 8 ern expostire, open fire 5 ingle gentlemen; references ¢ TY.SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE 8ST, NTLET , clegantl: ¥. $8 50 whole of French Flat, well furnished ; hot and CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AV. Large turnished second story front Room, . GRISWOLD, 744 Broadway, Astor place. EGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ; iso Kitchen for housekeeping, ixth avenue, below Forty-third street. KAS? THIRTIETH REET, B ’ne larg joor, front: WEEN FIFTI and one small Iso one other chanued, 110 art ‘ont Parlor on second tic d, without board; best ret ran 1 STREET, NEAR BROAD. ¥, furnished Second Floor, arty of gentiemen and gentieman family. ART Wi OR tubs, bath and gas 103 Pit ‘ourth avenues. » hot and cold water, at Dgare; alao troni ball Boo! ROOMS TO | SIX ROOMS ON PARLOR | A Bugsy a commodious back Basement; suit mannfacturing: THOMAS: O'BRIEN ences exchanged. wy Dor Rooms, #6 tionable table O Thirtieth nished, to let, with strictly tirst class Board; tion in'town. (Fourth street), opposite Wash taken. duced prices, with I t 1 {= = 14.78 STRE Rirnished, to let, with Board one 0" gr 19 Wien Boar: men. 5s West Nine out private table. ond stor | kanuy single Rooms tor gentlemen. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LE | and grate are first class. « 133 Hnatish lady : tabie first class (private if required 3- we 143, suitable tor genYeman and wile of two gentieme: first class Board; with ample closets. 146 first class | table 46 10. LET—FOUR ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR, | 130 Norfolk yo LET—IN ; house privs MULBERRY _Ing ble well lighted with Cochri way, SHURKAGAR, 131 West Thi WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREE Rooms on the third floor, rent reasonabl STREET, Prince and Spring streets, Second Floor. 0 LET—16 FIRST CLASS FRENCH FLATS, 4 Eighth avenue and Twentieth street. Parlor and Bedroom on first floor. with atl modern impr tive on preinises, BETWEEN 85x25, with for dwelling or water. Apply to e, MeLean & Co., cor- ORTH- ircy-fitth street. ‘T.—NICE FRONT ad also nice ments; BOARDERS SUIT OF ROO rd. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED RC lect Board, $22 per month; loc: healthful, Fifth avenue, opposite Ci house abov hty sixth street. Madis 31 50 with Board and fire, $3 to $1. WANTED. SUITABLE FOR h street, near Broadwa A FAM gentlemen, v 20M AND SE- lity elevated and ral Park; first n avenue Cars. PER DAY, $6 PER WEEK.—LARGE ROOMS, 5 per week; table first class. 158 Bleecker street; two dines of cars pass the door. 9) DOORS FROM BROADWAY.—HAN 4 _nished Rooms, with or without priv: 36 West Thirty first street. DSOMELY FUR- ate meals; refer- LARGE ROOMS, WITH AMPL second floor; one large Room Sunny exposure ;' private table it desi No. 7 Wesi Twenty-ninth street, CLOSETS, ON n_third floor; all red; references, 6)D FLOOR—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, E. table or Board or separately; private aguare Room on third floor, ana sunny 33 West Thirty-third stre AVENU! ond floor, newly turn’ v 213, BETW ATH AV: 2 sircets.—Second Floor, singly, with’ Board ’ floor, with all conveniences; private b table if desired. NO, 47.—A VERY DESIRABLE city references exchanged. front hall Room. SuIT ished; unexce handsomely tur finest loca- SUITE OR Suit on parlor bath, ATH AVENUE, BETWEEN ELEV +) streets —Two Suits of Apartments with private table, on double house 45 Fifth avenue 16 West Twenty-second street, betw venues. puss TO $8 PER WEEK FOR NICE, Rooms, with Board, at #2 South WV $6 OMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT agton squ: {NTH AND TWEL, ‘H (rooms all light), onable terms, in the spacious OAR een seventh a COMFORTABLE a r WEST NI Rooms, singly or en suite, to let, wi TH STREBT, 4, BETWEER versity place.—Hand soi BROAD’ y furnish: WAVERLEY PLACE, KAR Handsome front Rooms, $18, $20 ersons, With Hoard; no children; ste allconveniences; also front Koom on third floor ss French table, private if desired. TEENTH STREET.—COMFORTABLE ith Board, at re- WAY AND UNI ed front Parlor, BROADWAY.— and $23 for two eam heat; large coin for party of gentlemen; also table Board, $4. 12 LAFAYETTE PLACE, COR a street ly turnished Rooms, ‘he most reasonable terms © BAST TWENTY-THIRD STRE 4 Board, sing 7 R OF FOURTH with Board, on —ROOMS, WITH iy or en suite, on second, third and fourth floors; location central and the most desirable in the city. OTH STREET, 29 T. = a handsomely turnished Par bove number. PARTY DESIRING rlor, with all con- | Vettiences and good Board, will tind a very’ desirable one | atthe CORNER SECOND 300 and 302—Double and single Ro: 0 childre TH STREET, NO, 44 WE HAN nished Room on second floor, wit connect ] roo! | class Board; also single Rooms tor gentiemen; erences \19 LET—BY A | EAST THIRTY-PIRST STR! son and Fifth avenues.—Handso rd, en suite or singly; private table, loek, if desired; reierences exch T, WEST.—VERY DEST t H STRE! enth st., between li QO WEST THIRTY-FIRST EET. 42.4 Suit of Rooms on second floor to | «pep s T, NO WEST.—FURN 4+) with Board, to gentlemen and th tlemet 13 $20 and $25 per we ST TWENT WEST NINTH STREET, BETWE th avenues. rd. Reterences. STREET, 105 WEST. 28 with Bo 297% SECO y Room. a (mi « FAST FORTY-SIXTH STREE’ 29 Madison avenue (Windsor H rnished Root 30 first class Board, two extra large eET, BETWE gentleman and wile or single gent! , With Board, for familhes witabie Jor one or two gents; location AVENUE, NOS. oms handsomely | nor nurses taker DSOMBLY FUR- h hall and bath southern exposure), to let, with first best ref- EN MADI- me Rooms, with , With dinner at anged. RABLE ROOMS, ith and Sixth avs, —AN ELEGANT let, with or with. ISHED ROOMS, ir wives or single (two in) for sec+ OR WE . | 2) prices, comtortable Rooms, ina smail private family, for gentlemen only; reference | required. | Lenin a sere ” | 2G EAST, TWENTY:-THIRD, STREET, (MADISON | 20 square).—A handsome Fl with or without Hoard; Rooms can be had separately ifdesired; also an | extension Room; references required. N FIFTH AND Double and single Rooms to let, ND. FLOOR TO let, with Board, consisting of two large and one il room; dinner middle of day if required; also third hall Rooms AND 35 WES TH newly and elegantly furnished ho Suits of Rooms; tamilies ECOND STR EAST THIRTY. BAST NINTH let, with Boa sui a large Room y board H STREB WEsTt SIXTEENTH Room to | THIRD o gent jemen Rooins for gen' F without priv a yentleman and wite or a party of gentiemen. 42 sunny exposure STREE puses, kept by an and gentiemen ; reterenc 2T.—LARGE ROOM on second floor, southern exposure, to let, with first class Board. . 40 man and wile or two AR BROADWAY.—TO table for gentle- emen .—-HANDSOMELY p table, to STORY HALL ‘st class Board; large closet; erms reasonable ; referenc TH STREET, NEAR hers! front Room, ¢ot FAST TES large, el WEST FOURTEENTH STR rate: handeomely. furnished i Board, suitable for familie boarders also ‘ommodated. changed. WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, B. and Sixth avennes.—Weil furnis! first class Board; references. 47 West TWENTY.NINTH somely furnished Rooms to lc water and all modern Improvements; LET.—AT REDU "STREE BROADWAY.—A athern expos Ww! ooms to let, with cs v genticmen; Reterences ex- TWEEN FIRCA hed Rooms, with “HAND. st; hot and cold tale. frst. class; BUARDERS WANTED, wi ‘THIRTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN 49 Fith avenue and Brondway.ctaadaomely: ian, families: nished Rooms, with all conveniences, to let to also single Rooms to gentlemen, with good table; ences, 50 West NINETEENTH sre REET. TWO. VERY spacious Rooms, Parlor ai room first floor. front; new carpets, and (urmiture} table if desired ; strictly first class. GO WES! FIPTIETH STREBT, BETWEEN, FIPTH four ronins. tp rent wits Boaray family pHivaio? toca OMS, ent, Wi Fi vi * tion unexceptionabl Tistaeaoe? ne 4 MADISON AVENUE.—LARGE AND SINGLE Rooms on second and fourth foors, with Board. 109 EASt THIRTY. FIRST STREET.—PRONT ROOM t7 and ball Room, second story, to let, with Boards Southern exposure. EAST 12 TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Fourth avenue.—A handsomely furnished Floor of five rooms to let, with or without Board; also half Rooms. References exchanged, 132. RENRY stReEt—a FEW YOUNG MEN CAN be accommodated, with or without B and comfortable Kooins. sromuoay ST FORTY-POURTH STREE enue i NEAR SIXTH ‘hres fine Roos wiih all conveni- > private first class $ first oor. Retere exchanged: © CURE Tom om 150 NESt, SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR srxTHE IU avenue.—Fiv ix neatly turnished Rooms w jet, with or without Board; private table it desired, Ret- erences exchanged. 163 Bast wRty rourty stReRr, JD Rooms, large and small, and go ti references given and required. 215 EAST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—A SMAGL a American famiiy will let a large Room on second floor, with Board: also a sma! Room: hot and cold water; house warmed with turnace. 22 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—GENTLE- ©) man and wile can secure nandsomely furnished second story Iront Room; al! modern improvement Sinall family of adults: exceilent location; highest reter- PLEASANT Board, good 3 Private | ences required; terms $30 per week; good tabie. — 227 EAST TWELITH STREET, BETWEEN SEC- 24 ond and Thira avenues.—Nicely furnished double Rooms, with Board for two or three persons, in a private fam‘ly; moderate pric: ce ed. 934 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN ae Seventh and Eighth avenues.—Well furnished Rooms, with or without superior Board, at reasonable rates; private house, provided with every 248 BAST THIRTIETH STREET.—PANIC PRICES; 4£O Board down, $5 to $6 per week; first class Bi Pleasant Rooms, gas and fire included; table Board per week; eve rommodati 3G] WEST, MHEIRTY FIRST STRRET.—TO LET, e with Board, o handsomery furnished Parlor on second floor, to a gentler: d wife or single gentle- men preferring convenience and comlort to style; loca- tion desirable; refereaces exchanged. LADY WANTING A QUIKT HOME THROUGH sickness ean be sited with a widow at 300 Thirty sixth stroet, corner E: uh aven LADY, LIVING ALOD 4X. let; Board for lady onl, Address b. H., Herald Uptown Branch office. A SRIVATE FAMILY WILL LED:A FRONT ROOM on second floor, with or without Board Drovements; also a hall Room on third floo ‘Thirty-trst street. GEVENTEENTI STREET, 61 WEST, NEAR, FI. TH avenue,—1wo large, ‘well jurnished ‘connecting Rooms, second floor, to rent, with Board, to parties ap- ating a quiet and refined home. HAS NICE ROOMS TO transient or permanent. “BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. LADY OF IRES good Boar F rtably furnished Room, with gas and heater, in a tamily wt sons in imusté and French, or in either, wi whole tual payinelits be ence be given. TEACHES, box —TWO KOOMS, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD, wanted for gentleman and wife and single gentle: ; $12) per month will be paid, including fires and Addvess BEACH, Herald offi WIDOW LADY, MIDDLE AGED, WANTS BOARD in a private tamily; Would prefer to furnish Room and find all necessarie: Address LEACHER, Twenty- tnird street and Kighth avenue. can, Herald Uptown Branch offic was, TED.—A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH Board, gas, and fire occasionally, for ubout $7 per week. bya vominercial traveller; absent three months im the year: time away to be deducted. Address 1. B, Puy Herald office. OARD WANTED—BY AG WIFE AND daughter: location must be between Fourteenth and Forty-second streets; first and price not to excecd S10 per week; Address OSBORNE, care of Wii ew Haven and Harlem allroud freight office, corner Elm and Franklin streets, NEW, TORK OR BROOKLYN —THREE ApuLTS AN “want Board (gentleman, wite and daughter); terms, $25 per week, inelnding tire ‘and gas: or four or five furnished Kooms for light housekeeping; rent not ta exceed $50 per month. Address, with rull particulars, . B., box 64 Herald office. MMWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRE TO OBTAIN A easant Room with good Board, between Broadway and second avenue, Fourteenth and Thirtieth streets Address, stating terms, RBOTHERS, Herald office, | WASTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, BOARD IN, & stall private iamily:; price no object if tully suited; Keepers need not answer this advertise ment. si, L. L, Herald off WANTED—BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WHERE fora gentleman and » his wi Jocation between Twentieth and twen in nd Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address CM. C., bos 2 Herald Uptown Bra | WRTED-8Y TWO GENTLEMEN, A FURNISHED { Room, with Board, ina private family; location ent yet tto lhirty-fourt streot, between Third | and Filth avenues: terms not exceeding $90 a mouth for | both. Address H. R., 251 Peart street, ci “HOTELS. i MAISON PARISIENNE, 38 AND 40 BApT | ZA. ‘Iweilth street, near Broadway.—Rooms for fami- | lies and single ventiemen ; table d’hote at 6 P. M., $1 25, including wine. YALLEN HOUSE, 165 HUDSON ) ot La ‘ellent Board, $6 STREET, CORNER to $7 0 per sau | with sincie oom; single Room, without board, $2 at | upwards; Lodging. 50 cents; gentlemen only. Open night. GENE HOUSE, i74, 176 AND 178 BLEECKER T street, six blocks ‘west of Broadway.—First class Rooms, wiih excelent Board, $1 5) to $2 per day, $6 to | $12 per week. FOuEL BRANTI MADISON AVENUE, CORNER | Fifiv-cighih street, newly opened and elegantly ture nished: he cold water in rooms, house heated by steam.—Rooms, cit suite or singly, at moderate rates tor | permanent guesis; table d*hote at 6 | J IBBY HOTEL, 56 WARREN STREET, ONE BLOOR 4 west of City Hall.—No dark rooms; Se. to 75c. daily: ud 2 $3 weekly; Family Rooms $1 upward. Open all ight. iLAND HOTEL, NO, 30 BOWERY, COR. ard street.—200 light Rooms, neatly far | nished, suc, per night, $2 50 to $4 per week; tor | gentlemen only. PaRERVOIR ARS HOTHE, SIXTH AVENUE AND Fortieth street, American plan.—A tew choice Roome to rent, to families and single gentlemen; very low prices for the winter. CORNER OF CANAL | QUIT HOTEL~65 BOWE 1 SY street oms by. the day and week and heated by | steam; 0e., fe., 75e. and $1 per night; prices reduced. B, BREEDER, Proprietor. QT. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY SECOND str iway.—Ame} n and European plan; newly utside and in; rooms all front; moderate price to iirst class parties for the winter. WM. G. TOMPKINS, proprietor. RY BOARD. 2 MORE CHILDREN, CAN Yortable Home tor the price, by applying for one week rwvalk, Com. win a to Mrs. M. ny South Noi WINTER RESORTS, YT THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, FOOT OF 1521 A tand Hudson River, you can procure elegant ccomodattions at panic prices; M trains daily trom Thirtieth street dep: | ma? | } OYAL VICTORIA HOTE ih | str , NASSAU, N. P., BAHA+ sts. Persone s, isopen for the reception of iring to escape the rigors of a Northern winter can ob fh cireular containiny full information by addressing JAMES LIDGERW OOD, 753 Broadway TER, Proprietor. _ MANTELS. AN A SQRINENT, OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED or beauty of design and quality of workmanship. Slate work of ail kings a specialty. PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, Fourth avenue and seventeenth street, Union sauare. STEWART'S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOOD © Mantels, rich and elegant Uesigns, at the lowest prices, 220 and 222 West Seventh and sighth avenues, T. J. PO enty-third street, between BETWEEN and Twenty-tirst strects—Filty per cont more in cash will be paid than elsewhere tor Ladies! st | and Woollen Dresses, Gentlemen's Clothing, Carpe es. Anote by pest punctually attende Mintz, in or out of the city: H. ROSENTHAL'S, 283 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Nincteenth street, ladies and gentlemen will obtain Tull value of castof Clothing, Carpets, dc. by calllilg oF addressing, Ladies attended to by Mrs. Rose 5 WAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, ae PR ays the highest cash price for ladies’ and gentlemen's ig Apparel, Carpets, 4c, Note by Mail will be panctualiy attended to. ia? 3 AVENUE, NEA AT eT EbON ays highest, prices tor ladies’ and gentlemen's castott ‘Clothing, Carpets, &c.; ladies waiied on by Mes. Leon. ) Wash SIXTH AY Att atabuiaiment pays 3 for Cast-off Clo 08308, dealer, iyeean ure or Mrs. NATHA T THE UE, NEAR FOURTH STREET. 's # per cent more than any Carpets, &c, Call UPTOWN ESTAMLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH A avenue, near Forty-sixth strect.—Dallies and gen- aiemen will poatively receive 60 por cont inore chan Fla. for Cast-off Clot Ci jewelry, &c. Please Waitin or address Mr. ot Mis, FLATTO. T 1351 BROADWAY, SOUTHWEST CORNER Of AL" thitty-tirst street SCHWARTZ will pa. ery highest prices tor I and aiiemen's Chak Cloth sng, more chan any other dealer in the cicy hand Pus aie aid for hem. tele for your swe in cal wi paid for eal Mor send to 1,251 Broadway, corner Thirty-firet street. terms very moderate ; also an office f0F 4 hot and WEST TWELPTH STREET val mt a ecig water, with first class Boa Tae oad a physictan. NEAR FIFTH AVE- Rooms, with alcoves, rd, tor Gauulies i HARRISON, 364 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN ‘Twei th and Twenty-seventh ‘strects, wi rice for ladies’ and genuguen's W.