The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1874, Page 13

CONTESTED SEATS. ene terial and Assembly Commit- Priviteges and Elections— Pinckuey and Messer vs. The Senatorial Committee on Priviieges and Flections, appointed to investigate the case of William 8. Pinckney and itugh Moore, the candi- dates for the Senatorsinp in the Eightn District, at the recent election, met yesterday morning, at the Metropohtan Hotel. ‘ine committee consisted of Senators Cole, Tobey and Bradiey, Senator Cole presiding. Mr. Moore was declared electea at the close of tne election, and now occupies the seat ‘Which (a 2ontested by Mr. Pinckney. About thirty-nine witnesses were examined, in- cluding er clerks, iuspecturs and voters. George Bliss and John 1. Day ij oit appeared as counsel for Pinckney, and George W. Wiugute represented Moore, The examiuaiion yesterday was contined to the Nineteenth tiec wistrict, The testimony showed that the whole number of ‘Votes cast in tue election district Was 148, of which Dumber three were throws out. O1 the remainder Moore received 103, Piuckuey 18 aud McVattrey 17, It was endeavored by tie \ounsel tor Pinckney to show that irauds had been perpetrated by tue in- speotors, and that w larger number of votes had been been cust ior McCalirey and Pinckney, No important evidence on 11.8 point was, however, elicited, and alter getciu, through with the wit- nesses present the comuit'ce wruered that sub- poenas shoud be issued wr au additional number, @nd adjourned uutil Monday next. MESSER VS. SCHERMAN. The Assembly Committee ou vontested Seats met Yesterday morning at the Metrupu.itan Hotel to Consider charges agalust the inspectors of Elec- tion in the bighth Asseuvly district, in which Jacob Messer claims the seat of George Scherman, @lected to the Assembiy au tut district. William Snyder, of No. 119 Cunton street, testified that he ‘Was a “watcher” for Messer on eiectiun day in the Ninth district; that ne was refused permission to go behind the railings by the 1uspectors, who said there was no room; that ii@ saw twenty-two bal- Jots put on Messer’s file, but he was only credited With sixteen wuen te votes were counted; that William Douglas, a Jammany “watcher,” had at- tempted to 1orce his way in, but was arrested and locked up. Mr. Nigbutorche, of No. U7 Ludlow street, also testified that he was a ‘‘watcher” in the sixth Klection district; saw numbers of Messer’s bailots ou Scherman’s file and aust tae, and uiter that noted number of Messer’s Dallocs not counted. ihvodure F. Kulile, of No. 193 Stanton street, was also a “watcher” in the Twen- tieth Eleciion district; he knew nothing of any consequence. Then ioiowed Kudoiph Heilmann, of No. 9 Chrystie strect, and Frederick Binger, of No. 40 Ludlow street, but (they tell into the old groove of their predecessors. and did not prove thing. a (3 this juncture Messer’s counsel called for an adjournment oi the case until Friday evening Dext, at eight o’ciock, with Messer’s privilege Of submitting an appeal to the committee as to his right of addicionat ‘estimony. Should the com- mittee decide that Messer has this ruht, Scher- anan's deience Wil be deierred until the loliowing day. CORONERS’ CASES. a “He Fell from the Ladder.” James Ingersoll, a laboring man, fell from a laa- derin Pike street yesteruay afternoon and was ‘Anstantly killed, His body was taken to the Morgue, and Uoroner Wol.man Will hoid an inquest to-morrow. Sadden Deaths, William Johnston, @ Spaniard, residing at No. 376 Water street, died suduenly early yesterday morning under suspicious circumstances, He was in apparent health previous to yesterday morning, and Was 10 bave been a witness in an important case in the Special sessions. Coroner kessier will lvld an inquest at the Morgue to-morrow. John Blessing, an old German, aged fifty, died at No. 6044 Hirst street, yesterday, from some un- known malady with whicn he had been attlicted for weeks past. Corouer Eickhot® hus granted a pad toremove the ;eimains to the Morgue, where Will hold an inquest. Probable Murder. Aman named Miciael Meighan, who resides at No, 154 Leonard strvet, has been reported by the doctors to be in a dangerous condition, owing toa eco scalp wound he received on February 1. rom the statements made it seems that Meighan, while in company with one Owen Mahan, became involved in a mélée, during the progresa of whicu he was wounded. Meighan, ‘when taken home, reiused to say anything as to how he received his iujury. Some ot his irienas thave caused the arrest of Manan, who is now focked up in the Sixth precinct station house. The Fatal Sleighing Frolic. Coroner Woltman yesterday went to Yorkville to take the aute-mortem deposition of George Leggi, who was stabbed during a fight which oc- curred st Conrad’s Hotel, 155th street and Grand Boulevard, a jew nights since, Tne case was re- cet at length im the HERALD at the time. artin Brown, John Reuly, Bob Mills and Charies Cavanugh are now under arrest as accessories to wes injuries of young Legyi, who is not expected to live. GAME LAWS. The New York Association for the Protection of Game again reminds the market men and aealers generally that the closed season for the sale of quail, partridges and prairie chickens will com- mence on the first of Marcn next, after which, and antil the open season again (Uctober 20 tor quail, and September 1 for partridges and prairie chick- ens) the penalty for each bird had in possession is $25, and the law will be strictly enforced. New Youk, Feb. 14, 1874. PRILADELPHIA AND THE SIAMESE TWINS, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— Will you kindly iniorm we why the neighboring village of Philadeipiia is so convulsed by the pros- pect of an autopsy of tue Sia:nese wins. Is it not evidence that a medical pot so soon hot is, if com- pared with the gigantic New York caldron, small calibre ? The Siamese Twins actually possess no more strictly physivlogical interest than the double kit- tens and douvie calves, which are the classical Btaple of the country papeis; in fact, much less than many douvle monstrosities of the human family, especially the united muiatto girls, to Whom your journal has aliuded, and whose union is much more extendea and remarkable. ‘Tie band between the twins isa mere cord in com- Parison. The human Interest originally attaching to the jolly and handsome little vrientai children twins, joined in partnership ior lie, Was not unnatural at the time they were exuibiled, some torty years ago, when science was youuger and the pubic more disposed to ga,e and be astonished, The commercial exmipiting house of Chang and En, ‘Was the flrat to occupy tne ground, the “original ae ee but later tne interest grew ‘The question of the propriety of separating | them, by a single cut of the knife, atthe cartilage function, was oi course mooted by the doctors, vid the abdominal cavity, or probavly the thoracic cavity, was prolonged through tie band by a little canal, division might produce inflammation and be dangerous; thougi not more sv than operations on the abdomen oiten done with success. If it Were not 80 peomnaed it Would not be dangerous. Nobody could feel or see whether it was or not, and that was the whole o1 it. But physiological science is not advanced the value of a straw by learuing whether the band is solid or has a hole through it, or how many biood Vessels there are, Sette the question of hole or no hole and even the curiosity is over. The curi- -osity is chiefly of a popular nature and very vague, The Siamese Twins were not cut in two-because they were commerciaily worth more tied together. Bat nobody doubts that they were two perfect beings, yoked like cattie, and, us said ore, scientific people now really care little whether there was or not a small canal through the acci- dental yoke of breastuone and flesh, The oddest “scientific” suggestion (and which emanated from Philadelpuia) was upon the im- portance of learning what tle little nand was, in order that science might know what to advise in similar cases! Let the public be prepared to flatten themselves Against the wall, to ‘‘etface themselves,” as the Frenchmen say, when the forthcoming mysterious official annouacement is made. They are rather re- markabie for big words in Philadelphia, and our good friends, the doctors there, seem to be labor: tng under an unusual head oi steam, MEDICUS. MATRIMONIAL. SPANISH GENTLEMAN, 33 YEARS OLD, RESID- ing in Havana, with ample means to support a fam- ily; Winheo to correspond with some American young lady wich a view to matrimon: ; she must be of prepos- sessing appearance, not over Zl years of age, of respecta- ble tamily, accomplished in every respect and be dis: Dosed to spend a part ot the year in Cuba; no matter how rr. closing carte de visite, to J. ALVABEZ, ox $92 Pe vani GENTLEMAN, AGED 85 WI 5 A wishes the, aequaintance, of iS ae lady Hs low; ot mony. Address ie Kay Herald office. piste cats A YOUNG WIDOW, NOT Posttiv 7 desires fo, mect some honorat Hilo mT Y Monually inclined, who can appreciate lady's friend. ip. Address NON-PROFESBIUNAL, ‘box 1d Pplowa Branch offic f, box dat Herald EXCHANGE. PRR AP TN. a change for re ‘om ‘omice. New Yorks plone NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1874-QUADRUPLE SHEET. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, KC. —FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG: A. Birds, &c. Medicunes for all diseases. Eee Food tor mocking birda At B. G, DUVEY's, Na 3 Greene street, near Canat NGLL MUZZL" LOADING. GUNS, 12 TO a E A sh breech loads vg uns, $30 to $7. "i Fonte pat gpt breech lesaing gots: volvers from $6 to $4; Que B anne: iiery and UMW. IRVING, 7T Faiton street, New York. ») CARRIAGIN, IRST OLASS STORAG® FOR PRIVATE CAR- Fiages, Sleighs ani other vehicles at MURRE. L's warehouse: & compartment wast Thirty -secon OR SALE—A TEAM OF FINE (ROSS MATCHED pa of art 9 old: warranted ¢ ae i arness; alo o1 wire, for two ‘days, at No, 159 ia.ly built for the pur- d street. apy olxteenth street, n WRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP, HAR ALL the choice breeds'of Dogs. Butler's Intalbie Mange Sure and Flea J-xterminator, 75 cents; Butler's new Work, $2 Dogs boarded. trained, &c, Medicines for ail diseases. fh Ti. XindtBYE8, (ATH FOSTER & MEYER, NO, 3 4 Ainity street, near Broadway, has for sale all the Choice Lrceds of Logs and Birds, Medicine tor all diseases. HORSES, A REMOVAL, ; BREWSTER & CO, OF BROOME STR have removed ihe Manufacturing ness to their Sew F vs BROADWAY AN. FORLY-SEVENTH STREET, plete establishment of its’kind the largest and most ¢ in the country, their Down town waverooms remaining t “AVENUE AND FOURTERETH STREE increased facilisies to insure thorou; ARRIAGES, &C. With la and prompincss, aud wih the determinguon to mail the reputation of ‘heir carriages ay THE sTANDAR |” FOR QUALITY, they invite a continuauon of the public favor which has given them aconstanily increased business auring (nei Seventeen years’ occupancy ot the old Broome street estab isnment. : ‘onnecied with their works they have @ thoroughly organized ¥ REPAIRING DEPARTMENT, A member of the firm. OLIVE, In order to preser iF dentity with the old locality and the reputauon made, we shall continue to sign, 48 at toot, thac we may not be confounded with a joint stock company, trading in carriages, under a name very similar to our own, BRLWsTrR & CO., OF BROOME STREET. ‘OR §*LB—SINGLE AND DOUBLE TUCK’, SEC- ond hand and first clase new ones, at nue, cerner of Tt POR SALE—TWO NEW SINGLE TRUCK! second hand single Trucks and two new Mo-AUGHLIN & HART, ‘621 West Uhirty-sixth street. {OR SALE—LIGHT ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD OR- der, with a pole and shaft; price $75. 126 «1 8 sinth ave- EDWARD FRIAL, AT PRIVATE STABLE NO 3 WEST second street, one door ‘rom Fifth avenue, fine ca riage Team, 15.3 bands high (bay); sound, kind, broken w harness, aud trotting mare Bianche. (OR SALE—~A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.—A fine city made Landau, neariy new; two-seated Dog Cart, Pole ‘aud Sha'ts, and @ pair oi fine vay Horses, 16 hands high, 6 and : also very fine sad- years old warri her ‘toxe her or separa ely. ALK TURNOUT, Lerals Uptown Branch POR SALE CHEAP—¥IVS GOOD WORK HORSES. DP Can be seen at 367 Tenth avenue, pay XREAT BAXGAINS,—CARRIAGES, SLVIGHS, HAR- livht Coupe Kock t MANUFACTUKKEKS’ 638 Broadway. Es8—$1t 5) TO $20; HORSK BLANKETS, $225 10 $36; Wot ried sizes, $2 to Robes, Sleigh Beils, Saddles, sridle: n the city; New stock manuiactured since the panic, at low prices. £, BARTLETT, 62 Warren street. “UNPARALLELED AND ABSOLUTE SALE, . BY PUBLIC AUCITON, ON TUE=DAY, FEBKUARY 17, AT LL O'CLOCK, AT TABLE NO. 8 NBILSUN’ PLACK (McKUER BETW WAVERLEY ANS AND RPA CE SLM YORE HOTEL OF SEVEN HIGH BRED, HAND:OME AND RELI- AB HORSES, INCLUDING VALUABLE TROTTING AND FAMILY HOASKS, ELEGANT CARIIAUES, SbEiats, FINE HAR. ALUABLY AND COSTLY ROBE: Wills “AND ALL THE PARA- TA OF A GENTLEMAN'S FIRST CLASS STABLE, FOR PARTICULARS, PEDIGREES, SPEED, &C,, SEE TO- MO RROW'n (MONDAY) HEKALD, STOCK ON EXUIBLION AND TRIAL AT ALL TIMES PRIOR TO SALH, AT STABLE, BOVE, SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SuINEL 0° Manger ne WITHOUT LIMIT, RESTRICTION OR RESERVATION, JENKING & DUFF, AUCTIONELE UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH, JOHNSTON (lute Johaston & Van Tasseli), OFFICE AND SALESKOOM, OLD’ STAND, 87 Nussau strect, site the Post office. THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE 18 REMOViD YO Tuk FA TOUS PREMISES RI UNTH sTREET, NK. Vi SITY PLACE, SALES OF HOR*ES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD EVERY TULSDAY AND KIDAY, AT 1034 O'CLOCK. The business will be conducted on precisely the same strict ani honorable principles which have siways char- acterized the deaunzs vt our house and won the respect and confidence of the business cowmuulty 4s Well as the public at tarne. tiks FOR “ALE MAY BE MADE, AS USUAL, THER AT OUR DOWNTOWN HOUSE, 87 NASSAU OR AL TLE AART, 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH EAR UNIVERSLIY PLACE, STRGET. SLT CE, PURCHASER HAo FROM ONt TO’ THREE DAYS) TRIAL OF EVERY HORSE; WARRANTED SOUND, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, LE COMME. AT 10} O'CLOCK. TTHE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART of WILLIAM VAN TASSELL (SUCCESSOR 10 JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL), AT THE OLD ~TAND, 110, 112 and ll¢ EAST THIR- TENTH STREET, NEAR FOURIH AVENUE, REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES WILL BE RELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, yOLOOK, GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE having Horses auc Carriages to sell, will find this house pertectly reliable, as this business will be conducted on the same straightforward principles which have gov erned it in the past. WE GIVE JHE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE THAT Is WARRANTED SOUND FROM % TO 48 HOURS FOR TRIAL, Horses and Carriages always on hand at private sale, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CO\SIGNMENTS. ENTRIES CAN Bi. MADE BY SENDING FULL DE- SCKIPTION THROUGH THE MAILS, AND CAN BE MADE UP TO SIX O'CLOCK THE DAY PREVIOUS 10 A WTHE ELEGANT FINE YOUNG BAY HAMBLE- ¢ jonian trotting Mare Lady Harrison, got by Volun- teer, dam by George M. Patchen; 18 15.232 hivh, 6 years old in July next; is without exception the most beaut ful. finest galled ana destdispositioned mare in America Was never handled to uevelop speed, and can now trot in 3 minutes; isa splendid pole mare; has no fault nor vices; elegant long mane and tail; canbe driven by a Ia sheed, an and and kind. Also fine Brewster (ot Broome sireey Side Bar Road Wagon, pole and shafts; Harness, Blankets, Robe, &c.; price Of the entire estabshment $1,100 Sold sep:rately if desred. If noi disposed of ai private sale before WEDNESDAY, February 18, at 11 0'CLOCK, will then be offered to highest bidder at BARKEK & CHASE'S City Auction Mart and New York Tattersal’s, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, where the property can now be seen. By order of A. G. Bush, Executoi & ‘ORSE AN) WAGON FOR SALE, OIARA & BU: CHER, OHN D. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER, THE PsOPERTY OF BAURETTE DE AUGUSTINE, AN IMPORTEK OF LACES, who sails for Paris at on: Feb, ee at 10's A. M., re, dapple gray entre street, rear. a cleyant team of fine h, only 6 years old; own sisters, H dark brown. trotiin: high, 6 and 7 years old; have trotted in An elegant Coupe or tamily Gelding, only 6 years old; sound and kind, Full description im to-morrow's Herald. tock on exhibition on and aiter Monday morning. CLOUD STABLES, 213 AND 215 WEST FORTY- first street.—Price list—shopping and calling $1 per hour; theatre and partes. through the Park, $4. Coachmen in ull livery HE HANDSOMEST LIGHT HALF SEAT ROAD wagon in the city, nearly new. at a bargain, tor » at No. 5 hast Fourteenth street, next to Delinon- and return, $2 50; ET—IN GREAT JONES STREET, NEAR BROAD- with ‘all ‘modern im- 'p. B. FOULKE, 61 Nas- y extra large Stable, provements; rent low. (0, LET—A FIRST CLASS LIVERY AND BOARDING Stable, three sturies , accommodition for fifty horses; now doing a good business. ply to owner at 131 West Forty-first sircet, ANTED—A NO, 1 STALLION, OF UNDOUBTED pedigree (Hambletonian preterred), 15; hands; tor which will be given a hunds, 6 years old, that can trot 1 particulars ap- A Horse or a pair; must be sound, fa: Address box 1,250 Post offi & JANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, ole Horse, 5% hands; sound, kind ole; no puiler. drow, aating price and facts, BUSINESS, box 1,141 Fost and able to trot in 2:40 or better to JANTED—A PAIR OF SOUND, WELL BROKEN Horses. Address H. D, W., 112 Madison avenue, tor one week, stating price. NTED—T0 HIRE, TWO ON® HORSE TRUCKS for one or two months, with drivers. Address, at once, L. D., box 16 Heraid Uptown ranch offlee. ANTO—TO LEASE A LIVERY STABLE; WANT to buy a light &xpress Wagon and Harness in ex- Horse; wanted, an experienced stableman . Address COSMOPOLITAN, Herald Uptown Branch office. TOP AND OPEN SECOND HAND ROAD by Brewster, Stivers & rewster light Clarence, I SI Luught Coach, top and open_ pony etons, single and double iarness, 1 Lxpress Wagon, ‘M. H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Wooster street. Blankets, Whi, FOR SALE. STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS AT FREEPORT, LONG Island, tor sale at a bargain—stock and tools com- plete; splenaid chance for a tinman with a small capi- tal. Apply at Nacional Stove Works, 239 Water street. PRINTING OFFICE, WITH large variety of type and good will, must be sold ;nd Teasonable offer refused. Apply ut 4 Beekman street. WILLCOX & GIBBS AND A SINGER N Sewing Machine, in perfect order, at $: Store and back Room to let. 693 Greenwich A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY WILL DISs- pose of his Dealt eats: at private saie.— ‘The following horses have peen regularly driven in single, double aud tandem harness:—No. 1, Corporal, a steel roan gelding, with black points, 16 hands, of fine figure and stylist action; a capital brougham’ horse. No 2, Coronet; a skewbald; a good tandem wheeler. No. 3, Cora, a dark chestnuc mare, 15%, with fine action; a perlect’ geutieman’s hack, and has carried a lady. No. 4, Crackers, a roan mare, with grand actiou; a remark. able tandem leader; would make splendid hack ior lady, and the toliowing Carriages:—A S.anhope Phac- ton, and @ Brougham for one horse or a pair, buili by Peers & Son, of London; a tandem Cart, used but thee times, and built in London Whitechapel Tandem Cart, nearly new; tandem and pair horse Harness; ot London make: Driving Aprons, by Poole, ot London ; Saddles, Bridles, Dumy Jockey and Horse Clothing and Siable Fixtures. Apply at private stabie No. 42 West Eighteenth street. 664 99—THOMAS L. D, BALL & CO., . 133 Wooster street, between Prince and Houston, New styles of gentiemen’s road 1 arness; also buggy. coach, track and livery Harness, at reduced prices. No Broadway profits or expenses. All goods Warranted as represented. 8, FLANDRAU, + Nos. 7 and 18’Fast Eighteenth street, near Firth Avenue, offer tor sale at low prices the following second hand Carriages — ‘One Laudat, by Wood Bros. One % Clarence, by Brewster, of Broome street. One six-seut Kockaway, by Brewster of Broome street. Also several tov and no top Wagons, some in tine order, built by the well known estabiishinent of Brews- oi Broome street ATHE AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MA. * chine.—Messrs, BARKER & CHASE, Broadway and ‘hirt y sirect, have determined 10 put down the price of C:ip tor the batance of the sea- son to $> per head. Horses clipped in the finest possible manner. &ntrance to the clipping room on Broadway, h the auction Matt. A SEVERAL SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, WILL + sell my new Stock at 25 per cent discount; orders taken for Ham's style of T Cart and Berlin Barouches, HAM, lu Kast Fourth street. N!—SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, MPSON?S, of the old house of Kimball & Co, To close out our fine stock ot Sleighs we offer two double and two single, the most elegant Sleixhs ever offered for sale, at 2 per cent beiow cost. J. KEAL & © roadway, near Forty-fourth street, A —FOR SALE, ONE VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE, « 6 years old, 15% hands high; a good tamily or road horse; Kind fora tady to drive; fears nothing and can show 2:35 or no sale; to be sold at a quarter o! his value, as the owner has no use for him. Apply at 182 Thomp- bad street, between Bleecker and Houston. Call on Mon- ay. A WTOR SALE GENTLEMAN'S ROAD MARK, DARK + chestnut color, 15% hands, 8 years; sound and kind in ali harness; can trot a intie better than 3 minutes; will be sold tor less than value it so'd in a few days. Ap- ply to I. A. SMITH, 383 >ixth avenue. A Tor WAGOS MAKER; ALSO ONE Dusenbury Road. Wagon: must be sold to. pay storage. Inqu st Nineteenth street. Oo FOR SALE CHEAP—SECOND HAND, IN good parece LOO’ & WILLIAMS’, 155 West ineteent e \OUPE WANTED—A SECOND HAND ONE: ONE / used by a private family preferred. Address, with price, DEXTEK, Herald Uptown Branch office. NGLISH HARNESS FOR SALE.—A SET EACH 4 single and double, silver mounted, of best quality, made to order, in latest style, by a first class ndon maker and as good as new; both suitable for brougham, victoria or fcart. To be seen at the London Harness Agency, @ East Fourteenth street, between Firth avenue and Union square. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY COACH HORSES; well broken, gentle, fast travellers, with fine knee action. Apply at private stable 143 West Seventeenth st. OR SALE—A PAIR OF MULES, 16 HANDS HIGH; good workers, single or double; aged 8 and 9) To be seen at private stabl West Thirty-eighth street GOR SALE CHEAP—TWO TEAMS OF HEAVY Horses; can be bought sin seen from 4 to 6, aiternoons, at 43) OR SALE~A SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD order; also a French Victoria and an assortment of new and second hand top and no top Wagons, Apply at JAS. YOUNG'S Carriage Factory, 1,03 and 1,037 Atiantic avenue, near Classon avenue, Brooklyn. NOR SALE—A BAY PONY, 5 YEARS OLD; WILL trot in 3:10; can be driven by any lady. an be seen at 41s Court street, South Brook lyn. JOR SALE OR TO LET—A NICE STABLE ON MUR. ray Hill, suitable fora private gentleman; No, 158 Hast Thirty-ilth street, Address 883 ‘Third avenue, first floor. NOR SALE-ONE SIX SEAT PHAETON, ONE K straight fone Coupe, ene, Top Buggy, one oe, top ts double oni’ arness; ali in con. aeons We He SARIN, st 120th st., or 40 Beaver at. OR BALE-FIRST CLASS SQUARE "COUPE, front, in best order, with Polo and Shafts. Inquire at privat stavle 248 West fhirvy pighth street, —! BLE AND FULL LOT, NO, 22 WEST NOt tay second street. Inquire No, 20, at builders’, Part taken in trade. R SALE—ONE COACH, JUST DONE UP, CHEAP for cash, at 138 Bast Twenty-qinth street BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE-DOING A rf class business, established for 15 years, and which realized a profit last year of $20,000, above ali expenses 1s offered tor sale. box 680 Post office, Washingtot RETAIL MEATSTAND IN WASHINGTON MARKET for sale. Apply to A. B. L., No. 248 Fulton street. PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IN Brooklyn will be sold, in whole or in part; $10,000; real estate taken in part payment. address 0, N. PAYNE, 244 Pe: WHEELER & WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA- chine, handsomely encased in walnut. in order, with atiacnments complete: cost $75, will be sold it $67 Bleecker street. -IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL A BUSI. ness of any kind call on or write to LIVINGSTON 92 East Fourteenth street (German Baak Build- For particulars PAYING DRUG STORE IN A FLOURISHING town in this State, low rent, excellent location, LIVINGSiON & CU., 92 Kast Fourteenth street. LIQUOR STORE, DOING large trade. is placed in my hands for immediate sale; bargain Bpety, meaning business; easy terms. sale on favorable terms. —CORNER FAMILY /VYD, Auctioneer, 75 West Broadwa: % HOTEL LEASK FOR SALE—WITH GOOD drive and steamboat landin; German picnic grounds, A. G. THOMAS, 661 Broadway. FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP, running order, for sale; one of the best manufactur. ing stands in New England; dress bux 198 Herald SPLENDID RESTAURANT FOR SALE—AT A sacrifice; easy terms; best location in this city for doing a first class busine Mri "8 Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. WHEELER & WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY sewing Machine, nearly new, handsom in black walnut: improveinents ‘compicte: price only $25; must positively be sold. —WILLCOX & GIBBS’ UMBR . chine, with double seaimne. perfect order; for sale cheap at 19044 Division street. LARGE LOT OF VERY NICE SECOND HAND Sates, various makes, in ti iow prices. AMERICAN 'sTE. ; cheap rent; good tor IN COMPLETE aymients made easy. 49 Hudson street. MA. ‘and speed-wheel, in for sale at very new, $20. Call at 502 Sixth nd Thirty-tirst streets. RGLAR PROOF BANK SAFE, WITH DO! doors and first class locks, for sale at a bargain the thing for a country bank. Address GeORKG ADAMS, 400 Broadway. LINTON MARKET.—FOR SALE TWo have been established tor 30 years in wholesale, r tail and shipping business, with large cellar underneat! on account of sickness. Apply at 289 West reet, atter 12 M. RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN JERSEY CITY well stocked; «Jersey City STORE—CITY; avenue, betwe: & = $2,000 cash, Address, with real name, I PRESCRIPTION trade; well established; owner going into manu- Address A. M, C., Herald omtice. RUG STORE AND FIXTURES, $750; tain must de removed: building rented; adapted rug Stores for sale, STRIVKLAND'S Draggisis’ Agency, 78 Cedar street. RUG STORE—IN BROOKLYN, E. D., HANDSOMELY fitted up; business first class; cheap ren bargain, most satisfactory reason tor sellin if desired; about $4,500, half cash. Address SA N, Herald office. RUG STORE FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, cash, will buy @ first class Store, on a lcadin, hue; good reasons for sellin; Counsellor at La’ RUG STORE. FOR handsomely fitte paying busine: od terms. Apply RUG STORE FOR SALE—GOOD CENTRAL LOCA- re and stock in fine order ; M. ELLIOTE & CO, near Forty-tifth street. SODA FOUN. ply to JOHN G. ing, Centre street. SALE—WELL well stocked and doing a good tion ; favorable lease ; st terms very bets RUG STORE—13 YEARS ESTABLISHED UNDER ement, will be sold at a fair valuation; @ tion of its merits hestly desired. House, in a very desirable olock on Sixth avenue; goo mediately at 206 Sixth avenue. OR SALE—ONE OF THE Stores in the city tor $500, doing to $35 per day; sold on account of owner's leaving city: corner of Chrystie and Division streets. OR SALE—A SMALL AND COMPLETE PEANUT and Fruit Store, doing a good cash trade; cheap rent and weil situated. WHITE, wholesale peanut house, 249 Was! OR SALE—THR LEASE OF THE PAVILION HO- len Cove, L. T., one of the most popular and immer Fesorts fear New York ; house fully furnished. Apply to ©. L. BRIGG@S, Clarendon Hotel. given for selling out. ES PAYING LIQUOR & business from particulars ay F° SALE—ON BROADWAY, THRYE OF THE MOSE central and oldest established Hotels in the i also three good Stores w let For paruiculars inqui ES. CO~ eoingies House, No: a7 and 9 { nioa gua’ beiwe and 1. OF at the vere House, No. Bruaaway, between 12 M. ana 2 P. M. OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RECTI- fying, importing and family liquor establi Jong estbiished; has aiways. an z Jarge trade; low rent and good lars address THOS, LYNCH & CO. Will be sold very low to a good party. POR SALE—A FIRS’ CLASS GROCERY STORE: one of the best corners on Thi ithe stock fresh und selected with care; 400 the owner, having two, wish i ty at eee to dispose of one of them. Apply ai POR SALE—THE BEST LOCATED OYSTER HOUSE in Brooklyn, at w bargain; established over four years Address F. K, L., Herald offices. aah oka SAGE SA COMPLETELY FURNISHED AND old established stem Job Printing Office, in pertect running order; books vpon tor inspecdon: rent taken in ent terms reasouabie. Address RuMLAP, Herald ollice. OR SALE—BLA‘ BEAR ROBES, VERY Cit FAP at SHAYN« & 8, Broadway and Tenth street Also Ladwes’ Pars aud sea scin caps. A SCOURIN} AND DYEING ESTAB- lishment, making a good business during the last 2 vears, very cheap; gool chance tor aman knowing that business. LiGc¥, 89 South Fit.h avenue. Fo, SALE—A HANDSOME BARROOM; THE OLD- est and as well established as there is in this city. Address DUFF, Herald Uptown Branch ottice. OR SALE—PILOT HC SUITABLE FOR TUG PD boat. Apply toe outh William stree {OR SALE—A LAKGE AMOUNT OF BELGIAN PAV- ing Sto: nes. Apply at the corner of Newark and Witlow streets, Hoboken, Nod. WEN POR SAL. A FIRS? CLASS RESTAURANT, IN A good business location, at a low price for cash; jive ears’ lease. Apply w ‘CKEVIER BKOS., 12t West road way. F°, SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES OF ,A MIL- inery Sto e, established 15 yeurs: suitablé for any light business, Apply at 105 ighth avenue, sls EAGAN. (OR SALE—CENTRE GLASS SHOWCASE, 12 FEET long, 4 tect wide and 4 feet hign; also a number of smaller Cases, Couuters, Fixtures, &¢. 12 Maiden lang, POR SALES IME LEASE, FURNITURE ANO GOOD Will of the estavitshed house 23 Washington place, corner of Ureene street; the house has 40 rooms, and is filled with boarders; the locauion is ove of the best, and the rent is oniy $4,500; the ives to be seen between Land 2 o'clock vy permit, Apply to J.J. CAMPION, 20 FURNITURE, A —FUBNITURY AND BEDDING WAREROOMS OF G. & 3, HEYMAN & MACK, We are now selling Parior Furniture, upholstered im satines, cotelines, brocate|; actually lor ment in the city, Parties purchasing furniture can have it stored én our | stock room free of charge untii required. Warerooms, Hudson and Houston streets. Uptown store, Third avenue and Sixty-first street. Factories, 276, 273, 28) and 282 West Houston street. A. Agieane OLLC LO + Goods lace Curta ns, &c.- o largest and finest asiortmencin the city, ani at lowest prices, 1 mciish Velvet trom $2. body Brussels irom $1 75; Tapestries from $1 5, three-plies and ingrains Parties wishing to furiish should call and exai @ stock and, prices at SH PVAKD KNACIS wre wh street, A ~WEEKLY (AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR fhe Carpets and Bedding, at o. M. COW- Pk ©O."5, 159 and 197 Chatham street An immense stock and low prices. MaGNIFIC Buches sty $40; do, $10); do., $W. covered si ware, Bronzes, i ainit walnut Chamber Furniture; Sth ay. A GREAT gacktvic . PARLOR SUITS, PIANO- iicent forte, at 249 Grove stiect, Jerey City; mi Marie Antoinette and Grand Duchess yie satin Lrocatel Parlor su ts, $175 and $15), rep Sits, $0 aud $10; Piano- torte, 7 oc ave, $24), Bronzes, Carnet, Paintings, Cur- Chamver suits, &c. No reasonable offer reiused. RARK OPPOKTUNITY TO PURCHASE HOUSE- ‘amily declining housekeeping latest rep ‘suits, $45 to : 200 yds. Carpet, Sc. yard; 'six Bedroom Sets com- Bed- hold Furniture. will sell, in ov to suit, tor cash, Pianoiorte, $1 styles Farior suit, $00: one do, $17: plete; sparate Bedsteads, Bureaus, vressing ding, Cenire labies, Bookcase, bullet, Extension Table, 4c. "Call tor one week. Private residence 120 West 23d ih ay. street, nea: East Tench street. {OR SALE.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRESS: MAK. ing Business will be sold cheap, i! applied for imme diately. 8. T, TAYLOR, 516 Broaaway. OR BAL! REAT SACRIFICE, A MANUFAC- turing Business, connected with the wool terests of New York over 3) years; $2,000 capital business; no risk. inquire at UNON HARDWARE CO.'S, 1 Chambers street. OK SALE—A NEARLY NEW SINGER FAMILY IM- Proved Sewing Machine, $3), ana a Willcox & Gibbs boih in periect order, with ‘all the attachments and black wainut covers. ireet. CHEAP, FOR CASH, A TIN STORE od business, Apply at 3187 Third avenue. JOR SALK—12 NEW BLACK WALNUT SALOON AND Dining Room Tables, $3 each; 3 sedsteads, 100 wal- nut Counier 36 South Fifth avenue, rear. A GROCERY STORE, DOING A GOOD ; lease and cheap rent. Apply to DAVID SIM OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A Liquor store, doing a first class business, on 5ixth avenue. address X., Herald Uptown Brauch oilice. No agents, OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST APPOINTED SMALL Job Onlices in this city, with good paironage, ata great sacrifice i! solid immediately. Address UCCIDEN LAL, box 2l¢ Herald office, OR SALE—BUSIN IGAR MANUFACTORY, with reta Store; established ten years. Apply of premises, Adu Fulton street, Brooklyn, ” ae POR SALE—VERY CHEAP, FINE LIQUOR STORE Fixtures, with four puil English Ale Pump, all com- plete, Cuil during the week at 240 seventh avenue, cor- ner wenty-iour,h s.reet. OR SALE. OLD ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE, in @ goo: location; cash sales $25,000 a year; must be sola; owner has other business; will take chy Real i state or First Mocigage. Apply, from 9 10 ly A. M. oF from 7 to9P. ai.,to H. MCDONNELL, xo. 20 Bowery. JOR SALE CHEAP—ONE OF THE BEST PAYING Billiard Kooms down towa, Address BILLIARDS, box 122 Herald outice. OR SALE CHEAP—AN OLD ESTABLISHED MIL- ry ‘Store, doing a good business, of 20 years’ standing; reason tor selling, the party is retiring trom business. |For particulars apply to DAVID SIMPSON, 73 sau stree| OR SALE OR TO LET—A CANAL STREET S!ORE Property a splendid Main street store at Pater- son, DEMAKKoT & WHITLOCK, No. 134 Park place. POR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST PRI vate markets in the city. in complete running order and dong a good business; Will be sold at a sacrifice if taken atonce. For luterview address MARKET, box 150 Herald Uptown Branch ottice. VENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS STORE Stock and Fixtures, located on a prominent street down town, established nine years, tobe sold on account ot owner retiring trom business. Address L. M, box 163 Herald office. OTEL—DOWN TOWN, NEAR JERSEY FERRIE: large bar business; billiards ana lunch counter rooms always full; only $2,0W0 cash required. Address HOTEL, box 46 Herald office. HILADELPHIA.—FOR SAL¥, THE GOOD WILL and Fixtures of a Tea and Coffee Store centrally io- tated on Elghth street, near Chestnut street, i’hiladel- phia, Pa. “Tl health of the party the reason tor selling. A personal interview ma, had on Mond.y next at 38 Spruce street, New York, up.stairs, between the hours of 2and 3P.M.' Address STORE, box 2,104 Philadelpuia Post oftice. HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE CHEAP.—LOW rent; long lease and good business. 146 Chatham street. EUZIVER'’S SALE OF GAS FIXTURES, TOOLS, Machinery, dc.—Peremptory sale, by order of the Supreme Court, of the Stock of the late firm of John Horton, at 620 Broadway. Goods offered at such a dis- count as must secure purchasers. The traie supplied on liberal terms. W. ¥, ALDRICH, Receiver. k ARE CHANCE.—WILL SELL FOR $350, THIS elaborate Fixtures Meat, vyster and Vegetable ickness reason; rent of market, with three co- ily rooms, $50. 203 Lexington avenue. GAFES.—FOR SALE CHEAP. A LARGEU-SIZE SAFE, ‘S two medium and one small Sate ; also Express Boxes, Herring's, Lillie’s and Wilder's make, at 5. G. QUIKK’s, 72 Maiden lane. SAFES.—A LARGE SAFE, WITH INNER BURGLAR Sate (Marvin's make), for sale at a great sacrifice; may be seen at salesroom. AMEKICAN STGAM SAFE COMPANY, 300 Broadwa; TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SHOE STORE FOR © sale—Fixtures without stock it precerred; will be old at a great bargain: good cause tor leaving; d good business on the best location. 175 My Brooklyn. 60: WILL BUY STOCK AND FIXTUR Fancy and Furnishing Goods Store; factory reasons given for seliing. Inquire at nue, Brooklyn. $14.00 Wiek, BOY, A PRODUCK AND. PRovI- DL. sion Business, Horse Cart and everythin, complete: or would take a partner. Apply to JACKsO & 51, JOHN, Commission Merchants, 344 Washington st. MACHINERY. LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Steam Engines and Bollers, Steam Pumps and nks, FINNEY & HOFFMAN, manutacturers, 202 to 225 Water street, Broox|yi LARGE LOT OF TANKS—SUITABLE FOR SUGAR AA houses or‘ oil purposes. Apply to P. CASSIDY, Nos. 4 to Bridge street, Brooklyn, dealer in new and second hand machinery. AY BXTRA FINE TODD & RAFFERTY ENGINE, Ts x42; Allen's variable Cutoff, 11x24; Piain slide Valve, Tix36, 12x30, 12x12, “1ixid, Luxl2,/ 10xis, 9x22, 9x20, YxI8, 8X16, 8X12, 8x10, 7X20, 6x12, Sxil “and $0 other: with oilers and Steam Pumps in great variety; secon hand Engines, Boilers, &c., a speciait WILSON & ROAKE, W. 4 Dover streets. Baztee ENGINE FOR SALE.—WILL BE SOLD cheap for cash, or a parton time. 119 Chambers street, top Moor, OR SALE—LOCOMOTIVE TUBULAR BOILERS, locomotive Hine Boilers, plain Cylinder Boiler. CHARLES COLLINS, 68 John street, Brooklyn. OR SALE CHEAP—A TWO HORSE BAXTER STEAM Engine, in good order, at 67 Murray street, up stairs, JOR SALE CHEAP—AT B. FOX'S, 514 AND 516 West Thirty-fourth street, new and second hand horizontal hoisting and portable Engines; locomotive, tubular and upright Boilers, Tanks, steam Pumps &c. PROPELLER ENGINE, 26 SQUARE: ONE pairs of Ericsson Engines. low ‘pressure: Hori. zontal Engines and Boilers, one Rogers’ Six-Roll Planer, four sides Riggers, Reslitter, Saw Tables and pair Bacon's Hoisting Engines, 734 inch’ cylinders, Hotsting Engines, built lunday, of Newark: Miscellaneous Machinery of alf’ deseription: DAVIS’ Machinery Yard, 120'to 124 Hudson street, Jersey City. A lot of Flat Scows, 16x40 leet, cheap for ca: GNALL ENGINE AND BOILER, SHAPTING, CIRCU- ‘lar saw, &c., suitable for hoisting coal or sawing. Wood: if not dispdsed of will be sold at auction on 19th of February, at2 il’. M, River street, near Third, Hobok STATIONARY SLIDE-VALVE OR CUT-OFF EN- 4) gines, Moisters, Portables, Boat Engines, Boilers of all styles and Pumps, at half usual prices; Kngines rented; Maehinery bought. ROBERTS, 52 Broadway. 0 PRINTERS,—CONTEMPLATING MOVING, WE offer some surplus Presses at low rates for cash or approved notes, toe's, Cottrell’s or Campbell's, all In One running order. TOUWEK, GILDERSLEBVE & CO., Printers and Stationers, 76 Chambers street. ANTED—FOR CASH, A FIRST CLASS 2) HORSE power stationary bngine. of standard make and modern style; if second hand, must be in periect run- hing order. Address, with description and price, box 2818 Post office RESTAURANTS. IVE AND LET LIVE LADIES) AND GENTL Oyster and Dining Koom, 212 Broadway, Fulton street. The most Wberat dining room in ihe city. ‘The best of everything that only a New York market can furnish constanily on hand and served at low prices. SANDY SPENCER, Caterer. WINES, LIQUORS, | &C. OR SALE—A PROVISION AND PACKING HOUSE on one of the business avenues; location unsur- id, M. WYMAN, % C) hambers street. T. MS oy BAY RUM, ar BOND oF. eee atte juan: jo suit; vy rices. '¢ impor sretcle ot 88 ver dog yh: UABLE, 16 OK sub. A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SiLL, AT GRE. eritice, their elegant Household. Furnitui Parlor suit, cost $75, tor $: cloth suits, $15: library and diving furniture, Bros. P 3 at at A.78 BAST THIRTEENTH STREET, HAVEN & 00."> Auction kooms. Househvld Furniture, Car- pets, Parior Suits. Oil Paintings, Chromos, feather Beds Cook stove, Champagne, &c., a) private at Auction prices; also one withographic Hand Press and Fitlow: sa and’ -tone. (ABest8, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &c. Fayments taken, by the woek or month, Terms easy, KELLY 4 CO, corner of Twenty-ftth street and oixth avenue. (in stock oF made to order), at prices that reps and terrys have formerly been vold for. Our immense stocx, Consisting of every article ia our Hine from the ordinary to the most elaborate, at prices than any other manufacturing estaviish- 18, UPHOLSTERY arpet und Upholstery Warerooms, 13 and 185 sixth avenue, one door below T DRAWING ROOM SUIT, GRANDE brocade, cost $40, for Kosewoo! Vianojorte, silver- 3, Mirrors, Carpets, rosewood, ¢ sacriice: property family leaving cy. Can be seen Utis aay. 3o West loth st., near 1, $150; Feps omplete Chamber Sets, ' $49, $75, $i00; sent’ Decker & Pianoiorte, tine Bedding, Pamungs, Bronzes, £e. Call this day or Monday, private residence 2lv West 13 T THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF 1 A Wor b Kast Fourteentis strect near 1 iith avenue next d ¥ BRooKL iexeiger ! Belmonlcore Nos. 102, 101 and 106 Court street, ‘near State, open day and even. we pion of new at branches. ” PLP a ee as poate LaD LATELY FROM £UAOPE, HAVING thorough Knowledge of music, 4c. would pe please to give lessons on the piano, inctding ¥ eal mu icy special attennion paid t» beginners, Cerms mode:au. Address MUSIC, box 5,509 Post office. A SBonvs Teno WHO WOULD BX WIL im the choir of church can obtain a pesttion where wass music | dered. Address URUANIS!, box 107 Herald offve: EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN, VERY SUCCESSFUL, asa protessor o. music, has a few hours ae P inging Lessons; best city rete: ai Address Dr. PULMAN CKAMAK, 41@ ren- moderate Cerin Rast caghty-ninth te A EIRST CLASS CONTRALTO, SOLOIST, | SlGue Ay reader. wishes @ posi in & Protestant or CathoHe cho ¥. For particulars address M, FOLSOM, 165 Chambure street Yous LADY WisHES A POSITION IN AN Dewi aseoval cuureh choir as contralte sumer’ would Ag to sive several months! servies for (he pi Hat, Address A B.C. box 122 Herala Uptown Bran! ! Gr NTLEMAN GIVE3 PIANO AND SINGING sat his ri sit Drat the pupits', from $13 te 2) per quarier. Add-ess PRK ‘e id J West twenty-third sires SOs OF MUR ENTLEMAN OF AnILI AND ENCR } Tod advaiceiment: bes tee FESOUK, box 154 ileraid Uptown Branch oases PO GERMAN MA TER give lessons on thi residen NTLY ARREVED, WIE at howe or wt! pupi , $i3a quarter. Address BE LADY TEACHER OF THE PIANO WOULDTAKE few more pupils at moderate erms: begi mers re- ceive particular attention, 213 West shirty-tuird aie GENTLEMAN WIL RUCTION ON the Pianoiorte at p 8 res ce at $10 per & ter. Best reference given. Address, with iene, TEACHER, box L@ Herald Uptown branch oftice 65 BroadWay. NUITAR—GUITAR.—A LADY TEACHER, THOR. J oughly com pera will instru :t ladies on the juivar and Ballad Singing. Mrs. GOULU, 121 Bast hirty-rece ond street, near -exington avenue. vo hours: f T, Heraid oitice Ive EW AND POPULAR MUSIC —"GENTLE SPRIN@ Waltz,” 2 d Lancers,” 40c.; Bucci: ae nalian Schottisch, 35¢.; “aillarney,”” Song (ilustraced edition) 60c.; plain, he. : “hiluruey Quaarilies" 73. 5 lain, 50c. ; 4 €hoes of Kilarney, we. ; plain, 4c, ALY S jusic Store. 4.9 Eighth avenue. Catalogues tree. (BGAN, PIANO, | -INGING, HARMONY AND COM- position, all’ Orchestral’ Instrumenis, Klooution, Drawing and Paintiug and modern Languages, in alk branches, by the best professors, at moderate prices ut NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico's, BROOKLYN, Nos. 102, 104 and 106 Court street, near State. —A LARGE BURDET REED ORGAN, TWO ks of keys, eighteen stops. two ociaves pedals, pipe iront; olizinal price $1.50; will be sold cheap. Address J. B HL, c49 West Flt treet, SIGNOR LOTTI WILL RiCEIVE A FEW MORB PU. \ pie in Singing. A tine contralto, pupil of Bienes Lotth an excellent reaver, can alsy be engaged for Cath— olic ur Kpiscopai church. Apply to Signor LOTEI, + West Tweltth street. ICKENS’ CURIOSITY SHOP, 742 Brondway, opposite New York Hotel. Antique and modern Furniture, Bronzes, Clooxs, Mir- rors, China and Giays Ware. Office and Parior Desks, 3, Oll Paintings, iron sates, Carpeis Articles of Vertu, Gold and Diamond Jeweiry, &c., ac. Aways on hand, ai prices to suit. com: ilection not to be found in any similar establishment in this country. Residents of this city and vicinity and visiting strangers are re- quenad ‘to inspect our stock. No trouble ty show goods, + of all kinds received on commission for sale; Piunos, : arlor Organ. in great variet; Dining together @ vaiuable rtic! char, paid tor goods on siorage el: hberal terms. Orders to purchise articles else whe! be taithiully executed. pysatuEe REDUCED, DEGRAAF & TAYLOR will sell Purniture, during this month, HAL WIE A TI i 2% & 3 8 2 g Ey Jess than spring prices, at either 87 and 8&9 Bowery or 81 Fourth ay ‘The Carpet Devartment will be discontinued Ist of next.’ URNITURE FOR SALE—PIANO, MIRRORS AND complete set tor seven rooms of turnished flat; pos session immediately, turniture good as new. YATES, 888 sixth avenue, corner Fiftieth street. OR SALE—AN ELEGAN! NEW PARLOR SUIT, Marie Antoinette style. tor $100; tully worth $250, To be neen Monday, at 22 Bleecker street, noar bowery. NARPETS AND FURNITURG AT THE LOWEST cash prices; weekly or spray Pe ‘ments taken, D. A. CUNNINGHAM, 386 Third avenue, between 27th und 28th streets. Goer. SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS; ALI ZX sizes, wide patterns and fine qualities: En, Hruaele.snd ingrain very cheap, at 112 Fuiton street, be- tween William und Nassau. le entrance. HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of FIVE ROOMS, including double round Piano and Sewing Machine: sold cheap as the iamily 18 leaving city ; dealers need not come, 34L West Forty-tirat street, TALNUT CHAMBER FU: variety; also new styl constantly | prod HAM's Manulactory, 08) Hudson street, rates, FAR, ZERO REFRIGERATOR, WITH WATER, WINE AND f4 milk cooler, the best neat, truitand ice keeper in the word. ALEX. M. LESLEY, 224 West twenty-third Street. Send lor book. Ketrigerators repaired and ex- change “J, SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES AX. at Masonic Hall, Li4 and 116 Kast Thirteenth street, and Brevoort Hall, 154 and 159 ast Fitty-tourth street, SOIRKE at Masonic Hall suesday, February 17. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening. CIRCULARS at private Academy, 212 East bleventh treet. where and owners Accommodated with cash advahces on ierms tw suit. Every uexcription of goods bought, sold or exchanged on wil ead Bedutmg, ITURE IN GREAT ed; manufactured on the premisés from special designs; tor sule to the trade and housekeepers, at unusually low “AT DE GARMO HALL, FIFTH AVENUE AND FOUR scientific Sermon by teenth street—To-day, at 10:30, street, are now open for the season. Send tor a circulal streets:—Clawes every Monday snd Thursd: new classes now formin 2:30 Spiritual Communion, :80, Prof. James 8. Munson, A DODWORTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANC- . ing, No. 212 Fitth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth A —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON’S + Building, intersection of Stuyvesant and je the i r- private (phi NORMAL DEPARTMENT of the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY Is at No, 5 Lust Fourteenth street, next to De!monico' New YORK UUNSERVATORY ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL, No. 5 Fast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s. ALTER C. LYMAN, ELOCUIIONIST, NO. 14 BAS Fitteenth street, Between riith avenue and Unio square.—An origiaal, practical and thorough system vocal and physical culiure, reading recitation, oratory ani dramatic expression. 'Pariicular atiention given to cisines: ls wyere teachers, lecturers, readers, actors and student INSTRUCTION. A CARD. NeW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, No. 5 Kast Fourteenth street. near Fitth avenue, next door to veunonico’s. BROOKLYN BRANCH, 102. 104 and 106 ourt street, near State. THIS SELECT AND POPULAR MUSIO SCHOOL ig open day and evening tor private and class instruction in ail branches ot Music, Harmony, slocution, Drawing and Painting, and Modern Languages by the best pro- fessors in the country, at moderate prices. PUPILS MAY BEGIN at any time, the quarter come moencing from date of entrance. AT™ PAINE'S, 62 BOW: BY, AND BROADWAY, COR- ner ‘thirty-third sireet’—Young men taught book. keeping id accoun’ igners Eng. backward persons rapidly and private y advance: writing les- sons, $2.50. Ladies’ di SUPERIOR TEACHER OF ENGLI-H BRANCHES mathematics, Latin, french, begiumers in Gerinal drawing and paint.ng will give ‘two hours’ services exchange tor Bourd.” Address Miss LINCOLN, Herald neh o T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUB, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkeepii arithmetic taught, day and evening: Ladies’ depart: menus; telegraphy’ taught practically, with instruments, in one quarter. NORMAL G"ADUATE, EXPERIENCED TEACHER of English, French and drawing, will give partial services tor board. address Miss, 5.,care of F. W. Christern, 77 University place. A LADY, HAVING A REFINED AND PLEASAN' home in excellent locality, would take into iamily a motherless child to educate ; highest references. Address K NDEST CARE, box 146 lerald Uptown Branch office. MAIDEN LADY OR WIDOW, SOMEWHAT FA- miliar with the Kindergarten’ system, to take en- Ure control of two boys, three and five years, out of the city. To the right kind oi person this would be a good home. Eend sduress to room 30, 41 Weet 20th et, for tw ays, TTENTION | YOUNG MEN AND LADIES—THE only piace where the best system of phi raphy is taught practically and successtuliy is the Phono- hic Institute, ‘'wenty-third street, corner of sixth nue. Private lessons. Please cal N AMERICAN LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS HER own language thoroughly. would like to exch: lessons with a German gentleman. Address NAPHI! Herald Upiown Branch office. LL YOUNG MEN AND PARENTS ARE INVITRD to call at the West Side Business College, day or evening. Now is the time tocommence. sixth avenue, nty-third street. 4 LADY, PAINSTAKING AND SUCCESSFUL, WILL take a few more uplls tor instruction on the plano; terms $10. Residence 730 Greenwich street ave A. YADY, Of LONG. EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING the high English branches and mathemaues di sires afew more pupils; Pee aud Latin if re references. Address M. » box 1% Herald Uptuwm Branch office, J)OUBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1.198 BROAD. way, corner I'wenty-eighth street —Open day and evening for new pupils Gentiemen or i cure private rooms and learn more of Busi Writing. Bookkeeping or arithmetic in one month than in vears in classes ys prepared practically tor business in one quarter. ‘IWo seais vacant, WRENCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN. Private and class instruction by the best professors the city, at th baaslscn NE " YORK CONSERVATORY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s, LEM 1 “taught, pils’ residences, by an experienced. North German; terms low. Address BREMEN, 468 West IRENCH AND GERMAN TACGHT TO LADIES AND gentlemen in three months; a good pronunciation, puaranteed ; terms $3 a week (three les: for each nguage. Address PROFESSOR, box 170 Herald Up- town Branch offi —J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 269 BLEECK. «er strect; classes Tuesday and Friday evening Private lessons at r, day or TMR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, JQROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST.— All the fashionable dances in one course of lessons. LADIES—Tuesdays and Fridays, vs. P.M. GENTLEMEN—Tuesdays and Fridays, 73 P. CHILDREN Wednendays, 3%: Saturdays, 3 P.M, ‘A NEW CLASS’ FUR TUESDAY. ALLET MASTER DUMAR’S DANCING ACADEMY, 2% West Fourth street, near Broadway. All tashi able dances taught pertectly in one quarter; six dances taught perfectly in six privare leasons. Ciba: NOW FORMING FOR BEGINNERS AT WILSON & HAMILTON'S Dancing Academies, Madi- 11, 214 Kast Thirty-fourth street, and Arthur Hall, son Hi. ‘3 West Fourteenth street, For terms send for circular. Glide waltz a speciality. Soiree every Monday at son Hall and every Tuesday at Arthur Hall. ‘ivate lei sons at any hour. T)E GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 82 FIFTH AVE- nue, corner of Fourteenth street—Private pupils Fecetved tll April. MA CALICO HOP, at his Academy, Blee 289 Bleecker street, Monday evening, February 23, R. AND MRS. HLASKO’S SELECT CLASSES IN dancing, 1,464 Broadway. Second term commenc- ing. AUSE’S SOIREE DANSANTE, IRVING HALL, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 22. co. BEDLIARDS._ SPECIALTY.—BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, WIMH y nt wire Cushions; Partor, Buyatelic Jes; Russian Bowling Alleys. Alligator lor Games, at Warerooms of W. MH. GRIF. 40 Vesey street = Y, AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND Al. the Phetan & Collender Combination Cushions, for sale only by the patentee, H. W. COLLENDER, sue- New Yor cessor to Phelan & Collender, 738 Broadw: ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE OR TRADE—FOUR rosewood, never for part watch and chain nt; Wisse! bargain, Address WATSON e. Kavanagh & Decker Tables, o1 ble), the others litth = Pasince nm tine will take gol art pa ¥ Woke, Herald 0 DECKER & CO., 8U' Rrices to suis the tunes DCESSORS TO KAVANAGH & Decker, corner Canal and Centre streets, offer hew and second hand Billiard Tables of ali designs at APAYETTE SCHOLASTIC BUREAU, 697 BROAD- Liv way, New York.—Colleagues—I have just estab- lished tois bureau and cordially invite ar to give me & call. J. CLALRVAUX (late Professor of Modern Languages, Wesleyan Unt versity, Middletown, Conn.), Manager. M*t LYMAN MAY BE ENGAGED TO LECTURE: before schools and classes upon health subjects, proper mde ot dress, &c.; also to give instruction im parlor and Greside readings. EADINGS.—A PARTY OF YOUNG LADY FRIENDS, joining to practice practical recitations, readings, Tee Lorene ar anitSAl Grienus’ ac own nomes eacks nds wreck. Address” Mrs. LIVINGSTUN, Herald Uptown’ rat QPANISH AND FRENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT by a vei easy and practical method; Weir, lessons; translations Apply to ANTONIO Rake 8, 38.U y Dl TEACHERS—WANTED, FOR CITY. FAMILY, T° governess to tench Lugliah, French and Masle ; mage! ‘peal French Auge SURERMERHORN, ‘M4 Bond street. ‘ TUYVKSANT STREET.—SELECT CLASSES, 33 held daily in Engtish, rousic and French; Relrate lessons given at any time of the day or evening. 3c! term commences February 16. &() CENTS A LESSON, CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH’ DUET ga Wise doane tar, Meares eupaes VEREL, 1,212 Broadway) put ‘s deur, tromi 1010 11 :10'A- M6 and 8 fo 1B Pe Me ea __ STORAGE, —STORAGE.—WEST SIDE STORAGE WAR houses, tor furniture, pianos and baggage, pi cad! in, separate room: accommodations su ior to other establisnment in New York. R, TAGGART, oF and manager, office 585 Hudson street, near Twelfth. Dg } & HATCH, STORAGE AND FURNITURE kxpreas, 595 and 897 Sixth avenue, corner of Phirty- filth street, Sixth National Bank,—Furnitt Fiata~, fortes, Glasses, and all kinds of goods taken on storage or removed to any part of city or country by load or jump: twenty years’ experience. bal Aah ag oy FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGF, WD &e., In. weparete rooms, at low rates; building fit! up om ressly tor th all conveniences; furni mine ator: al TORAGE FORK FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRKUK Tranks, Bi and ia Sg Srticles ot" trae ratoe at SOrk Benoni cs nov first class warehouses, built expressly for the UF tee val 102 to Lid Bast Thirty-second street, extending to Fours avenue, The Dubie ta invited to esau ie :