The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1874, Page 11

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. S@xa4mination of Estimates for 1875 Con- cluded—An Increase of $207,730—Ad- @ition tot the Public School Fund— Teachers Salaries—Commissioner Neil- son Before the Board. At two o'clock yesterday the Board of Aldermen continued their examination of the estimates for 1875, ag submitted vy the Board of Apportion- it must be recollected that the Aldermen have no power to alter the figures, but can only suggest amendments, which go back to the Board of Apportionment, leaving it entirely optional with that body as to adoption. The Board went into Committee of the Whole, with Alderman Billings in the char, Acommunication was received from the De- partment of Parks asking for an appropriation of $20,000 for the support of the Meteorological Ob- servatory and Gallery of Art, which was reterrea tor the action of the Board of Apportionment. The Clerk of the Board then proceeded to call off the different items on the remaining estimates, On motion of Alderman Morris the folowing was struck out of the Department of Public Crari- | “The above contains no pro- Labor Bureau after May 1, 1875, the schoolsiip Mercury and steamer Beélie- vue after January 1, 1875,"? Alderman MCCaFFERTY moved that the item of $140,000 Jor salaries in the Board of Health be re- | ducea-to $85,000, Alderman Coopers suggested $100,000, , Alderman MONHEIMER Was In layor ol the latter An.endmeut. He said there was more corruption {n this department than any other in the city. Iu | istrict respectable gentlemen holding card had been discharged characters put 1n thetr places. Alderman Coorgx supported his motion in a lengthy speech, and remarked that unless re- treuchment was commenced our taxes in 1876 would ve rated at iour per cent; under tne pres- nt estimate they would come up to three and & Instead of property going up in value ‘aafended the Health Com- Busnes and said they were bighly respectable en. ‘ i Alderman Kocu—I do not deny that they are | hly respectable. ‘they are too high. Let us fies and Correction :— visions jor the Free teather Pillows, Yott Positions under the B. abd disreputable 7 last Alderman FALCONER AT_AVCTION. _ werent Aveton 6: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HIS (Friday) MU “NING, commencing at W o'clock, at five story brown stone manson, No. 120 West Twenty-third street, near sixth avenue, over $25,000 worth of Parlor, Tibriry, hamber and Din- ingroom Furniture at poblic auction, namely :—Four- round Chickering 734 oclase Pianoforte. Curtains, Car- rf taeres, Varlor Suits, latest styles covering, Turk Chairs and Suits, Centre ‘Tablas, Boo! esk's, Cham. ber suits, Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, i Mattre: Redding, Buffet, kxtension Tabies, Chairs, &c. Sale Positive, 400 lots by Cagalone, ti . E. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, Avotion NOTICE, . sells thi at 1034 o'clock, all the elegal dence 21 East Twentieth sireet, near Broadway—viz., rosew: Panotorte, four round corn d Bedroom Suits, Ol! Paintin urtains, Clocks, Bedsieads, Bureaus, Wardro! and hair Mattresses and every article necessary housekeeping. UCTION SALE.—MAGNIFICENT | HOUSEHOLD Furniture, Paintings, Friday), at the resid: A Vest ibth st., uear Sth wv. at 10% o'cloc Avingston, Buffet, Glassware, Cutlery, Chinaware, Bureaus, Bed steads, Wardrobes, Mattresses. Sule peremptory ‘wishing to attend tage Sth ay, stages or 6th av, cars. AUGUST MARTINES, Aucll UCTION SALE—COMMENCING AT 10 0% Positively THIS (Friday) MORNE 210 West ist st. th a rich Household Furniture. ‘two elegant Pianofortes. STEINWAY AND DECKER & BRos. 74 octaves, printed guarantees; Parlor Suits m rich satin and procall; gilt centre and console Tables; Plate Mirrors, Curtains, imported Bronzes, fine Paintings, Clocks, Ornaments, library, secretaire and dwart Book- cases, library Tables, Writing Desks, ‘Turki: its, EX- tension Table, cuffet dining Chairs,’ Silverware, Crock- ery; rosewood and walnut Bedstends, Dreasing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands; 33 hair and spring Mattresses, ‘ rep. plush and haireloths pnits, Hall Stand, Kiich Furniture; 23 Brussels and ingrain Carpets, ‘&c., &e. N, B.—sale positive. . Take Sth or 9th avenue cars, Competent men to pack and ship goods, city and councry, ROB HIN, Auctioneer. Y ITCHELL, AUCTIONEE! MANUFAC: turer's sale on account of removal. —THE TAUNTON SILViR PLATE COMPANY WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at their salesroon 4 Maiden lane, daily, until further m, No. notice, at 10 o’ciock, A. M., their entire Stock of elegant bie Cutlery, &c. The attention of Silverplated Ware, T: the trade, hotel and restaurant proprietors is called to jis sale. By order of Tannton Silver Plate Compan: JOHN H. SWAIN, Treasurer, oring them down, otions were also made to make the appropri- Btion .$90,000, $75,000 and $80,000, bi lost, and the original amount of $140,000 lor this item as submitted by the Board of Apportion- ‘The resolution to reauce the ropriation tor removing night soil from $40,000 | 30,000 Was also lost. e Police Department estimate was next dis- tussed, and the following additional amounts granted :—Clerks’ and deputies’ salaries, $10,260; Supphes of police, $10,000; propositions to increaso ut they were ment Was adopted, hew items, lor removal of snow, ice, ashes and garbage, $143,000, were voted down. i Alderman MCUAFFERTY suggested that $15,000 be deducted trom the Fire Department estimate | The same gentleman asked (0,000 tor the Bureau of Com. bustbles be stricken out, as this department ought to be sell-supporting trom the collection of es for the violation of ordinances governing the ire Department, Alderman Cooper asked that the appropriation de reducea to $20,000, mate therefore remains. The resolution of Alderman Morris, allowiag 85,200 to the Bureau of Chief or was adopted. for repairs, Lost. that the amount ot $4 The original esti- Department Should this suggestion roval of the Board of Appor- id there will be no necessity tor aries of officials of the Fire De- ‘The estimates for the Board of Education were Dext taken up, and a resolution introduced that $18u,500 be added to the item for ‘salaries gf teach- ers, janitors, superintendents, clerks, and em- Pending the passage of this resolution Mr. Wil- President of the Board ot Edu- companied by fionment, it 1s sa! decreasing the sal: liam H. Neilson, Cation, was introduced, W. Townsend and other Commissioners. Y JOHN H, DRAPER & CO, AUCTIONEERS, ‘The Delaware Lackawanna and Western allroad Company will sel fl ‘80,000 tons Scranton Coal, at public auction, on Wednesda: ofolock noon, at 26 Exchange pl SA} DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEEFR, ‘Ke peremptory sale at auction ot rich French china Dinner Sets. Tea Sets, Dessert fistic Bronzes, Clocks, &c.: real ettes; Bohemian and Silesian Vases, ce stal Table Services, consisting of Goblets, Champagne Glasses, Wine Glasses, Decanters, &., to be id ae No. 69 Liberty street on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, November 13, 19 and 2, at I o'clock each day. Goods on exhibition on Tuesday, November 17, Every article guaranteed pertect. SAAC WOLF, AUCTIONEER.—MYERS & CO. SELL this day, at 104% o'clock, at 17 Bowery, large lot of rawers, Ladies? 'urnitare, Cook Fancy Goods, Clothing, Undershirts, Undergarments, alsolot of Household ing Stoves, &c. ts, Mirrors, Paintings, imported Brovzes, Jardin! arse, | i '$; elegant Parlor | arpets, Mirrors, pring for on this day Parlor Suits, | Paintings. Bookcase, Etageres, Cabinets, Carpets, Mir- rors, rosewood Piandtorte, Stool, Cove! kxtension Table, ‘arties . November 25, at 12 ets; real and ar- Parian marble Statu- Toilet Sets, Flow- ERE, JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom, 37 Nassau street, Real Estate Department, 21 Park row, New York. Assignec’s sale in Bankruptey, District Court of the 5 United states District of New Jersey, by order of E. N. MILLER, Assignee, 82 Broad street, Newar! xi ‘k, NJ. Fine sale of Office and Household Furniture, Oylinder and other Desks, Offcloth, Safes, Carpets, Raaling, Window Shades, &c.; a large dasortment; algo, Four thoxonenbees Siberian Bloodhounds, ‘one 36 inches. high, to be sold by JERE, JOHNSON, Jr., at his salesroom, 37 Nassau strect, on SATURDAY, at 1034 oclock. For particulars see catalogue. ‘he gentleman proceeded to aadress the Alder- oP bropriations the question was. aware that Of the Board were not conciusive, but their advice Was called for vy the Board of Apportionment. | Tne School Vommisstoners could hardly go betore this latter Board and ask them fora change un- leas fortitied by the indorsement of the Aldermen. Every etfort had been made bs the Board of Edn- cation to reduce the force 01 teachers employed | and also to arrange their saiaries. public school education was expanding and tne Opulation of New York cily had rapidiy increased. be expenditures were consequently The salaries paid at present to the teachers were teasonaole and the time tur reduction was Teachers now must be thoroug! trained and of high standing. reduction were made in the estimates, Education would be compelled the powers The system of ¢ had been placed under their control by an act of slature and entirely without their solicita- it entailea expense and this expense should it Was intended 48 a school to train up feliable and intelligent young men for our com- mercial marine. The government ol the United Star a given a snip for this purpose. + was made of Mr. Neilson as to the num- eX of teachers Im the schools and their The gentleman answered by saying that ninety r cent of the teachers were Jemales and the lance males. The salaries of the-iemales migat eneralized at about $600 each and of the maies Mr. Neilson then went on to ex- plain, in an able manner, other reasons for an 1n- Greased appropriation, such as tne Compulsory Education bul, which soon goes 1uto force, and the Annexation of part of Westchester county. He concluded by stating that the amount now asked 4s less by $233,000 than the figures specified in their last year’s estimate. Alaerman Coorer spoke against the ornamental | stem Of education as adopted lately, and argued | at the people intended those schools should edu- Cate only in the primary branches. Retrenchment could be made in this manner. The original resolution of Alderman Monhbeime: roviding that $186,500 additional be appropriate ir ne purpose of teachers’ salaries, was then Passed. An attempt was made to deduct the $50,000 for the Nautical School purposes, which was defeated by.a close vote. The appropriation ior clerks to Commisstoners | of Accounts was tocreased from $6,000 to $10,000, 00 motion of Alderman VAN SCHAICK. A. very Important amendment was made (which created considerable laughter) tn the estimated amount for ‘Asylum for Idiots,” the appropria- | lon being increased from $250 to $270, One ol Aldermen remarked that there would be al: Mcrease of inmates alter the 1st of January, | Some of the members went out of office. | Another claimed the increase would come from | those recently elected, Alderman Ya’ viding that the At about $1,650, | sioner of Patents, whereby o1 granted, for the term of 17 years from the Mth day of wuly, 1863, the full and exclusive right and liberty of N SCHAICK offered a resolution pro- | item of $3,000 for contesting street Opening be stricken out, which was carried, The estimate 01 $15,000 for clerks and other ela of the Board of Aldermen was increased This concluded the whole business of the Boar in relation to the estimates, pan MONHEIMER moved their adoption Alderman Van Si when Alderman as amended, CHAICK Wished to postpone the final adoption to the next meeting, as he wanted @n opportunity for further examination, The resolution of Alderman M yalled, and the Board adjourned t on December 3. onheimer pre- © three o'clock ‘The estimates will now go back to the Board of Apportionment for final determination. a reduc: tion bas been made by the Board o! Aldermen of $63,000, and an increase of $260,730. I! the amend- MmeDts are thus adopted on this basis the actual increase will be $207,730. A NARROW ESOAPE. {From the Portland (Me.) Press.] On Monday morning a ton, standing in Winslow's provision store, Market square, that city, leisurely smoking’ his cigar, suddenly stopped smoking, for ha hud no Jonger any Cigar to smoke, the half consumed | fragment of the Weed lying out of his lips. At the same Moment almost Mir, A. L. Winslow, who was standing at a table close at hand, Jelt a sharp rap on his side and saw a Minnie ball fatten {tselt on It seems that, the bi Struck the cigar from Mr. Norton's lip: T, Winslow a gentie reminder of it ence, and then, alter vainly butting the wi to the fivor, The gentlemen who had suc! scape are anxious to Know Where ro Rae SEI PRESTO _SALES AT AUCTION, LBERT B, Ear | AUC Salesrooms 108 if ~ entieman named Nor- the wall near by. no’ Dtamoni Ottice Furnivu: un ty street and LiL Ci Furniture, Carpets, Be ra TUKDA > . H, LU LOW & CO. Will sell at auction on TUESDAY, 1874, at 11 o'clock, at No. 424 Fifth avenuo ot Thirty-cighth street, the elegant Furni ure contained in said house, all by. th it the owner, consisting In. p Mattresses, &c. By order Suits, in reps; French piate Piet and Side Mirror: urkish Lounges and Chairs, in silk and worsted; va reneh walnut Dinin Ulack walnut evony Armand Side Chairs, curied i joquet, Aubusson. W titon & vollénder Billiar Chandeliers and side Br: of Kitchen and Laundry Furni be seen the uay Room Furniture in edroom Sulty, Armoir ‘ussels Carpe: id Furniture ; ‘an aésortinent | yy permits, which | ‘auctioneer, No. 3 TIONGER. ‘ t 10% A. M., ng i ft SHIR ABEL oh a To} ‘ootly A: waste % Tig Brackets, Waten Banas Yhovonrae BISEBLL & 00. audtocisar, | BBY stwcuvnarn.*° evious to the sal at the omMfice or j=} J. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, « Marshal's sale this.aay, and half chests of fine Teas. A, B. CLARK, Marshal Also.a lotet good Furniture, Parlor suit,’ Bedstead: Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, sideboard, Brussels ang omer Carpets, Blankets, Quilts, Clocks, Mirrors, &¢. Albums, Fancy Goods, & NE. J . RAVER, AUCTIONEER, | « Marshal's sale this day, at 57 and 59 Groat Jones | i . 160 Tea strect, by virtue of an execution, at 11 o’cloc’ Kettles, ob Frying Fat 20 grogs. latches, large lot of Rope, Twine, &c. 8! Pulleys and Hangers, 80 teet of Belting, & ind i GHonae ‘BOUCSE! M H. DRAPER, AUCTIONEER. ¥ ‘American Diamond Drill Company. Sale of Patents, Diamonds, Tnnneling Machine, Sate and Office Furniture, w Brown, Receiver. In pursuance of an order of s| |2lzle| | | of November, 1874, | | torm to the said corporation and to certain other par- ties, and thereafter assigned to the said corporation for a | valuable consideration, which letters patent are desig- nated and described as follows:—- Refasue No. 8,600, bearing date the 26th day of Octover, ‘A. D. 1869, signed by William 1. Otto, Acting Secretary of the Interior, and countersigned and sealed with the seal of the Patent Office by Samuel 8. Fisher, Commis- | making, usjng and vending to others to be used, a cer- tain invention, which 1 entitled in said reissued letters- patent, a new alld uselul improved rock drill, and a de- scription whereot is given in the schedule said reissued letters- same. Also letters patent No. 91,765, issued to one John North and William T, Holt, jointly, tor improvement in rock Grilling machines, Also letters patent No, 131,305, bearing date the 24th aay of December, 2, D. 1972 signed by Bec, C-——, ACK Secretary of the Interior, and countersigned and sealed With the seal of the Patent office by M. D, Leggett, Com- missioner ot Patents, whereby. the’ American Diamond Drijt Company Was granted, tor the term of seventeen years from thé 24th day of December, 1872, the exclusive right to make, use and vend a certain invention which is entitled in suid letters pateat, “Anew and useful im- provement in machines tor. drilling rock,” and. a de- | seription whereot is given in the schedule anne xed to said letters patent and making a part of the same. Also certain letvers patent of the ximggom of Sweden, on or about the Lith tan of August, 1973, issued in due ‘orm. to one John. North and one ullock, and ne. ompany. Also airy patents or letters patent of the Republic of Mexico which have been or may hereafter be issued to the said American Diamond Urill Company, or to any person in their behaif, in cumneq uence ofan application for letters natent heretofore made to the patent office ot the Republic of Mexico, through one John Loe, whose name is tothe Receiver in these proceedings unknown. Also a certain contract, dated. the Ist day of July, 873, and the inventions and DEVIN es secured thereby, between one W.luam R. manley and the said American Diamond Drill Company, in reiation to, the making, Manufacturing, ‘using, selling and licensing others to make, use an prio others, certain rotary engjues, the invention ot sald Manle id which said contract was Recorded Inthe United ‘states Fatout Office, in Liber W.16, page 247 of Transfers of Patents on the Sth day of July, ‘And there whit also be soid at the said time and place Ih the right, tit, and. interest ot the said American | iamond Driit Company or, in and to certain diamonds and toa einige’ ed held by one J, T. rson as collateral security respective! for two one for $5,000 and the other for SLUN. And there will also be sold at the same time and ptace ail the right, ttle and interest, of the said Americin w in the former offices ot il Liberty str Lon; VERNON M1. BROWS, Receiver, 84 Beaver strect, Manin & Sicttm, Attorneys for Receiver, 60 Wall strect Dated New Yous, Nov. 81876 ARSHAL'y SALE.—IHOMAS WGRATH, AUCTION- hs Will sell on saturds 1034 o'clock, No. 49 Centre at ontents of the Mai tan House, consi Bedsteads, Tables, Chi emanns hate + », Feen: rshal, ARSHAL’S SALE. —OlS, PRYSER, AUCTIONEER, wells at 10 o'clock, 88 Catharine street, 2 barrels } Havana and 1 caso Seed Tobaceo, 9,00 fine Cigars, 09 Cigar Boxes, 1 Figure, 2 Show Cases, Herring Sate, 200 Moulds, &c, Ll. GARDE, Marshal, are Household Furniture, Carpe Stoves, WNBROKER!S SALE.—THOMAS M'GRATH, AUC. tioneor, rey wi 1's Clot! %. By order AWN BROKER'S SALE.—R. FIELD, GENERAL AUC. Honeer, salesroom No, 89 Bowery, wiil sell this day, Yelock, 600 lots men's ana Wwome Clothing, Bretton, ‘Shaws, om: ants, Underclothing, Boddi +H kets, ROTH Shoes, ke. de. al ty Pants ey ny order ot vive cy Eolas, Bis West ant ¥, at 1036 o'clock, by virtue of an execution, at 57 and 59 Great Jones street, 12 chests mys, 175 Coal Mods, 12 Stoves, House Furnishing Goods, 100 Brushes, 18 cased of Boilie Pins ° &e.j1 | der direction of Vernon H. the Supreme Court, dated the 6th day of November, 1574, will be sold, at public Auction, at the risk of the purchaser, by JOHN H. DRA- PER & CO., Auctioneers, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, in the city of New York, on the 2th day t 12 o’clock noon of that day, under the direction of the subscriber, the receiver named in these proceedings, the following described Property :— All the Right, Title and Interest ot the American Dia- mond Drill Company, a corporation incorporated pursu- ant to the laws of the State ot New York, of,in and to certain Letters Patent of the United States and the in. | ventions and privileges secured thereby, issued in due Asahel J. Severance was annexed to atent and making a part of the atter assigned to the said American Diamond Drill. vrill Company of, in and to a gertain Saie aad | aa | t, consisting of certain | ig of ir and straw eee icales, 1 tham street, corner seatherzyy Will | ts, Bedding, | '# Clothing will be- | Bf: “NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1874.—TRIPL SALES AT AUCTION. SALE. JAMES AGAR, AUCTION, salcaroom 59 New Bowery an! No. day, at 1 o'clock, sharp. Suu jos M .:—Overcoats, frock, sack and busi taloons and Vests. By order J. A. Jarm: 485 Varick street. PGHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEER (PIRST CLASS Liquor Store, mortgage sale), will sell this day «Fri- day). at 10 o'ciek,'at No. 201 South street, the Fixtares of ‘St class Liquor Store, vi Bar, 4-pull English ate Pump, Bottles, Glassware, Ice- house, ~tove. Chairs, Tables, &¢. By order of Attorney tor Mortagage. PGHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER (FIRST CLASS Liquor Store. Marshall's sale), will sell this day o'clock, at southeast’ corner of Twenty- 1d Second avenue, the Stock and Fie Cd mn | of @ first class Liquor Store, Viz.—Bar and vac Pump, Fixtures, Liquors, &c. SUHN {, STEWART, Marshall. grreees COURT, The Central National Bank ol the City of New York } Against Alfred f Edgerton. Tn pursuance of a decree made and entered in the Above entitled action on the 16th day of November, 1974, I, the undersignad referee in said averce named, by J, Bwecker, son & White, Auctioneers, will sel! pub- Nie auction at the Exchange Salesroom, No. 111 Broad- ‘Way, tn the city of New York, on Saturday, the 38th day ot ember, 1874, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, One hundred and ten Shares of the capital stock of the Fort Wayne Gas Light Company. Darky New Youre, Nov. 18, 1574, PHILO ‘ft, RUGGLES, Referee. Marri. axp Sutrs Mf, Plaintif’s Attorneys, 50 Wall street. SALE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK, vv. y order Department of Public Parks, WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer, will sell at age- tion, on Monday, November 23, at 12 o'clock, at the sheep- fold, near ighth avenue and Sixty-sxth street, Central Park, 04 “wes, 12 Rams an’ Good Hone). Also, at the stables on Transverse road, Lighty-fitth street,-several Articles, consisting of Bar- rels, Scythes, Sledges, Hose, Wire Rope, Stove Forks, vels, Scoops, Spades, Grate Fron HERMAN. SHERIFFS AND GENERAL AUC- XQ. toneer.—Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Store Fixture: Office Furniture, this day (Friday). November 20, at 1 o'clock, No. 13 Bowery, Marshal's saie ot Wines, Liquors, Ciwars, yiz.:—Or casks Brandies, Gin, Rum. Port and Sherry Wines: also 45 barreis choice old Bourbon and kye, dcotch and irish Whiskey, cases Brandies, Gin, | itters; cases and baskets Chanipague, Cigars, &c.;, also dtore Fixtures, showcases, Desks, Sates. Sale positive. je ERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUC- Py will sell this day (Friday), November 20, at ll o'clock, No, 13 Bowery, by order of M. Friedsa Ei United State. tor of the Third district, Stat ot e assortment of Cigars, Clear Forms, Cigar Cutters and one Pres: lot of Hamburg Tea, Sale positive. Dealers invited. QHERIFF'S SALE OF STOCK AN FIXTURES OF A Liquor Store.—S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells this day (Friday), November 20, at 10 o’ctock, at No. 252 avenue B, the Stock and Fixtures of @ first class Liquor Store, consisting of an assortment of Wines, Liquors and Brandies; also Civars, &c. ; also Bar Coun: ter, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Glasses, &c WILLIAM U, CONNER, Sheriff. Marx LantGax, Deputy. W, WHTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS v at 2o'clock, 45¢ Canal ‘street, a large aasort- ment of Parlor Suits, ‘in brocatel, reps Dressing Bureaus,’ Bookcases,’ Wardrobes. | Sofas Lounges, Extension ana plain ‘lables, Chairs, Centre and fancy Tables, French plate Pier, Mantel anit other Mir- rors; elegant curled hair, spring, excelsior and com- mon Mattresse: les, sheets, &c.; also fine velye and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Desks, Stoves, Ranges, Crockery, Glass, Wood and Tin Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Oil Paintings, Engravings, éc. Jollect BOARDERS WANTED. _ ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ND. FLOOR, with Board ; also other destrable Forty seventh street; references required. WHOLE FLOOR, OR PART, WITH OR WITHOUT Board; private fable if desired; house newly painted; new carpets and furniture; every convenience; loeation Murray hill, Address box 110 Herald Uptown Branch office. SECOND FLOOR—WITH PRIVATE TABLE; ALSO | Rooms pr gentlemen, without board; references. 38 | ‘ast Twentieth street, near Broadway. ELE table (private table if desired), at 26 and ie third street (Madison square) irs. P. V E SHEET. ARDENS WASTED EAST NINTH TWEN. Boa! GERMAIN, FIFTH AVEN . nd Broadway.--Elegant Sutts and for the winter; moderate rates; | ont, G. TOMPKINS, 1 nee pat Alacs | And every alternate Matar street.—A new, first class nd very er house, handsomely Jurnisied. with elevator and allim- steamers tor Central America and South Pacific ports, provements; table d'ho ' “STREET, NEAR BKOADWAY.— ‘a large front Room on second floor, with large closets; also one Room suitable for two i u table d'hote, elevator, &e. ; rooms all in ‘SIXTH AVP. | i floor, en suite or singly, to let, with Board; also Rooms for gentlemen. CLINTON PLAC Board, suitable STREET. 125 WEST, BETWE! Kroadway.—Handsot . CORNER OF nue and Fitty-elheh Splendid Bar and back | DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH for a gentleman and wife or single with sunny exposure; house and location very pleasant; references ¢xchanged. WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET, somely furnished Room, second floor: hot fer; bath adjoining; also’ two Rooms: south: posure; third floor; excelient Board: terms moderate. LEXINGTON AVENUK.—FURNISHED OR UN- furnished Rooms, with or without Board; Room: for a doctor or dentist PARKER, Superintendent BONE BLOCK WEST OF Clry VANCOEV ei! 2. uced; good For freight or passag: Rooms, $1 a | the company's office, street —Prices re , D cents a day, 62 a week; tamily CORNER | y ENGLAND HOTEL i = y dtrect furnished, ACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP LINE “Bayard stree 200 ght Rooms, neatly #e. or Sle. per night, $2 10 $3 per week; tor gentlemen STAURANT FRAN | f Ea oty Umvousit wl inuo “Table a'hote from oto 8 FM. Bre WINTER RESORTS. _ | Poran vieros ion address J. 1IDGER' . Y, steamers sail eve: 18, 54 WEST ELEVENTH | The magnificent steamshi Firth ave | crn E) | 500 Proprictor. "s| will be desdatched as above, on WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—ROOM with Board, for famtiies or gentiemen home comforts; house kept by a Southern Inay; best ret- erences; hehe ey as DLER, late of Fourteenth street. NICELY FUR! without Board; small AVEN Rooms to let, wi American tamil IRVING PLAO! good Board, to men; terms very moderate. IRVING PLACE, — | For full intorm: IRABLE ROOMS, WITH eman and wite or gentle EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. wnn-~- | above ports, SfOWN OR LIVERPOOL, + THE UNITED SIATES MALL, URNISHED ROOMS ON SEC. | ond floor to let, with first class Board: references. | parat AVENUE, —HANDSOMELY en suite or singly, w en and Wives or single gentlemen ation central; terms moderate, (GRAMERCY PARK). —E large, well furnished, sunny Room: ry large'adjoining ha! M. 5 +3 | T2cents: sixth class, Mc December 12, at B A. M. _- HERE. December 19, at2 P. M. x docks, per 2 North River, e: teerage at low rates. Saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms in midship section, where least notion 1s felt, thus combin- {ug safety, speed and comfort. t ans and other informa office, 19 Broadway, N gentle table first class; IRVING PLACE aloon, $80, cold; all couventences; quired; house and tal tion apply at ri. 1 broad-iailed Ewe (Cape | ll | COASTW ek STEAMSHIPS. DACIFIC MALL SPRAMGHIP LINE A. saPAN AND CHIN, 70 CaO asia, 5D ONT, Steamers teave pler 42 North Kiver, New York, as (@b be JON, Caprain Z i. Tanner. November 2i, 12 noon, ,APULCO, Com, H. G Gray, Deeem ver 3,12 neon, pl ghee gl ¥, connecting with alt ers leave Sao Francisco for Japan and Chins as to i on whart, foot of Canal BULLAY, suverintendeat: Us HATC naging Director. New York, H Ri For S5an Francisco, via Straits of Magellat 'Y OF TOKIO, tons burden, 2, 1874, oot of Canal street, North River, New York or passage, or other information please @p ~+ | ply’on' whart beats BULLAY, Superintendent, | Hu, er, Froprtater. _Rorvs. Waren, Managifie Director. } —Swamer MEDIATOR will sail om Tuesday, November 24, trom pier connection with all points South by « fhis iy the only direct line to through rates have been est vatinah and Charleston, to take effect imme- First class, 30 cents; second cae cent third class, 20 cents; fourth class, 15 cents; fifth class, ats LPCKE railroad via 4 Florida, the | lished to diately Agent, No 6 William street, _ MAIL LINE, s Will sail at3 P.M. from foot of Cedar street, for Havana, -Tuesday, Dec. 1 Thursday, Dec, 1 For freight or sage, having unsurpassed accomme | dations, apply to Chose first class steams! pier 13 North River, direc No. 6 Bowling Green. UE.—A VERY DES for gentlemen, to let, with firs Board; referenc YUNARD LINE—B, AND With a view of diminishin; a the seeps of this line take a specified course for all seasons of the year, a ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to NewYork — Pl! eridian SU vt 48 latitude, or | on | he chances of collision ‘ond floor, every modern improve- ment, suitable for two, with or without Board. WEST FORIY-FIRS) Board, large oom water, &c. ; also hail Room ; re! LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TWEN’ eighth ana Twenty-ninth streets.—Very desirable Rooms to let with first cliss Board; references yiven and required, ;J WEST FORTY-SIXTH STREET, BE Sixth avenue and Broadway.—New and cle. | gantly furnished Rooms, with Board, to families or gen- me 14-4 Mien . furnish joining Room, with fir five gentlemen, $6 ; yan lor Howtos: prosing the mple closets, hot and cold nothing to the norta of 43 . | ward’paxsage crossing the meridian or 50 and C. ae north ot 42. TREET.—TO 1 Steamers marke! * do not carry steerage passengers. $8), $100, $130, gold, according to ae- Recurn tickets on favorable terms. u mall partsor Lurope at low. | street, on Satur n office, No. 4 Bowling Green, | , Freight recet - | Steerage olfice, 111 Broadway (Trinity Building). | Y CHARLES G, FRANCKLYN, Agent Cabin passage, $8), comwodation. Freight and ¢ TREET.—A NICE Parlor and large ad- Board, suitable tor four or | Iso a few ladies, Norte, GERMAN LLOYD | “the steamship HOHENS TH, STREET, NEAR | Aion Bromen ples, tector tiled sereeiy Hopokent tosin: | ba AMERICA, | REMTES OR WASSAGE 10 LONDON, HAVRE AND BREME AUFEN, ry i BAST TWENTY SEVE! Be eee anion tens pies No. 9 North River, on. Satu with southern exposure, to let, with good Board, gle gentlemen; $5 to $7 per week. WAVERLEY PLACE, 8) nue.—A nicely furnished double Room, with ex- tension and with or without hall room, second floor, with best Board and every cumtort; also one singie Room; references. FORTY-SIXTH §' (PRIV gantly 1urnished Rooms, with or with- a select ‘party, at very moderate ierms. | A. De Limon, gold. 24, currency. | nd haircloth: JAGLE LINE UNITED MAIL STEAMSHIPS y BOURG AND HAMBURG. de-built fron steamships will sail trom. wae or 5 | ..Forireight or passage, having superior accommoda December § | tons, apply to, te: MALLORY & C eather Beds, Pillows, Quilts, Comfort- Tantter,, Brinels WEST THIRTY. FOURTH STREET.—A PRIVATE. family, haying more than they require, would omely furnished Rooms, with Board; | New York as fol! KLOPSTOCK, Cut SCHILLI.R, Oaptum trom Eagie Line pier, toot ot RATES OF TES OF Bassi PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBO! | Cabin—First saloon, $100, gold; second saloon, $8), gold ; ate Steeruge, $24, currency. ie PUTIN aap ne FORCE eT eGo. ar Seat Portland with principal. railronds and steamers for ‘the jet one or two hands also a Doctor's Offic V7 amity TENTH STREET.—A SMALL PRIVATE will let Third Fioor, with Board, to a party of two to four adults, at $10 to $l2 per week; ref reet, nd HAMBURG. | YROMMERD STEAMS Me.— aan ata Week STREET.—HANDSOME furnished Parior to let, with Board, terms sonable; also furnished Rooms, with Board; terms 8: William street. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREE with Board, ina fi rst class house, desirable Rooms on second floor, for a geutleman and wife or sin- gle gentlemen; table unexceptionabie; references ex- to Plymouth, Lo1 of Hamburg and all points in England, ales:— First Cabin, upper saloon, gold. First Cubin, lower saloon, gold Steerage, curren KUNHAR: 'Y-THIRD STREET.—A PRIVASE family will let south Rooms on’ first parately, with tirst class Board ; pri- i $100 all points in the Interi LY FURNISHED DOUBLE PARUOR 4 ‘and two large third story Rooms, with excellent st Twenty- | KENT. . RIGHARD & BOAS, General Passenger Agents, LARGE SUNNY, WELL FURNISHED FRONT Room, ll conveniences, with Board, very low; single front Room, $7; first class table; house and location, central, genteel. convenient, 43 Seventh avenue. LARGE, HANDSOME FRONT ROOM—V"RY DR. sirable for twoor three gentlemen: also large Hall Room to let, with Board, at 217 West Fourteenth street; terms moderate. g 50. PER DAY, $6 PER WEEK AND UPWARD— Far fine Rooms, with excellent table, at 174, re Siti street; also literary society, 2 newly. and. elegantly furnish between Fitth and Sixth avenues. 2 o— - 5 ts, WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—A FEW , 61 Broad street, New York. ent'emen or gentleman ani aap comfortable Rooms and good Board, hall Rooms, $7. WEST NINETEEN 61 Broadway, New York. | TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. wife ca ob.ain T (CE R i $12 to $16; for two i gee DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, - —-—— | 0 ENERAL TRAN<ATLANTIC COMPANY'S Mall H STREET.—ONE OR TWO | STEAM gentlemen may be accommodated with Room and Boara; terms moderate ; dinner at 644 o’c SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RE! elegant second floor large tront and alcoye Room, | ¥ ye Board; reierences exchanged. Apply at 219 West | ¥ ut jones 9 ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for'the Con- ely. Hull's Band engayed to tinent (being more southerly than any other) wil gall | ©: —— = North Kiver, as follow: from pier No, 69 FRANCK, Trudelle..... DE PARIS, Daur jaturday, Nov. 28 Saturday, Dec. 12 Saturday, Dec, 26 . i neluding wine), Firat Cabin, $125; Second, $75; ‘Third, $35. duced rates, Meher Ehulisn vartwny and ate diecumtarta of cross: Now York, irom foot of D ransit by English railway an 1 jomtorts of cr 1 ‘ins leave New York, from foot ing the Chantel, Desides saving time, trouble andex: | Tins leave, New Yorks stom | orty-fifth street, near Broadway. OARD—FOR LADY JUST RECO sickness, in a small family; tion: price $8 per week. Addres: Uptown Branch office, AND-OMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— Excursion ticket rr American travellers, b: ERED FROM | — i ness and atten- | OF THE HANDSOMEST FLOORS IN THE CITY, DNEBE, Herald | 5 ed, with private table only, at prices to suit the times. 67 Thirty-eighth street, 2 HANDSOM2 FRONT ROQMS, ITH GRATES and modern improvements, for families or gentie- | men, with moderate prices, HANDSOMELY. 44 West Tenth street. RNISHED FLOORS TO LE’ With first class. BoM, in. private Es Rags pre jo. 7 West Forty: vate table if desired, a ee ished ms. tite? Pd. Adarwan Me Me furnished Rooms, wit EAST TWENTY-NINTH STREET.—LARGE HAND- ished Parlor and Bedroom, with or Rooms, hee floor, somely turnish Yasbont private, table: also fron unexpectedly vacated by parties going South, 5TH AVENUE NO. 491, BETWEEN FORTY-! oJ. and Fort ences nnexceptionable. TH AVENUE, 208, OPPOSITE MADISON PARK.—A «) .tew choice Rooms left, en suite or singly; private JOHN P: WONTELE. table or table a’hote. 5re, AVENUE, NO, 249.—DESIRABLE ROOMS, osu NU 1 EN ite or singly, newly and richly furnished, for’ first class families or party of gentlemen; cuisine Francaise; beral terms. Singly or en suite, with first class Board; terms Moderate: references exchanged. home comforts please apply at No, 229 West | eignth street. ‘AISON PARISI. atre ty legant Apurtments for tamilies an ‘at lowest prices; tuble d’hote at 6 P ISHED ROOMS, WITH O& WITHOUT Board—Large Parlor, suitable for a gentleman and terms $18, including heat and to $9; Iceation desirable GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 55 Broadway. | 4 ith’Put man pola NMAN LINE—SOUTHERLY COURSE. i first class Board and home comforts, at very | ointed to dail ss follows:— | AM. For Williamsport, Lock Haven. Corry 8&8 AND 40 EAST TWELFTH | BAB LiveRPouL, | ort 1 "i CITY OF NEW YORK 2. 8atn RATLY FURN DABIN PASSAGE—$50, 86) and RAGE to and from all po in and general Steerage offices, 33 wife or two gentleme! yes: ‘algo others from ddress D, M., station F. e, No. 15 Broad wi ig & Co., Agenis in Havana, | + P. CLYDE & CO, Me Keller, Lu TOUCH, ‘States Mall wer, Will leave November 2i, a3 P.M. given to’ Houston and to all points Houston and Henderson and B. 8, * charge for rorwarding in, New York, Fortretght or passage, haviag superior accommodations, apply to. Go i. MALLORY & CO, 188 Maiden sane. W. PB. OLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, DIRECT. f 'S’ STEAMSHIP LINE, | The steamship WESTERN maT ROROIae | § Quick, from pier 36 North River, 1oot of Nor y, November 2i, at 3o’clock P. M. daily, Throteh rates given, to st Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Inaianola. For freight or ‘passage, having superior accom moda: tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER. pier 36 North River JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, Line, ‘reeman, will lea’ November al, at amshi) tain i The Crou | “The steamship CO: in |. Pretght received duit on | Galveston, “Indianol Brazos saiitlago, St OUTHERN LI FOR W ORLEANS DIRECT. first class steamers will sail ., from pler 20 Kast River:— in MeOreery Dec. Captain Evans, Tape. N'ONTO, Captain Pennington....Dec. ¢ wed daily.’ Through rates to Gaiveston, ockport or Aranzas Whart, Brazos, santé CITY OF 5. Freight r Indianola, ago an Louis. Cabin passage. erage d gents, 4 153 Maiden lane. HIP LINE FOR PORTLAND, mship WASHINGTON leaves every EO, | Wednesday and the GeO. CROMWELL every Saturday, | at 3 P. M., from pier No. 9 North River, counecting ai interlor and the Hast, Freights reduced. Passenger ao ry pply to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, | commodauions unsurpassed. Passage, including state General Agents, Broadw: 1 meals, $7 5). Foor a TI TOOLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street, ‘ORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND—OLD Dominon Steamship Company.—Steamers leave jor above ports from pier 37 North River, toot ot Beach street, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at P. M. Wiotand “and ‘algo tntermediate sicauners thro! 3 of lading and passenger tickets lasued to ‘es, Del., and all points in Dele 1, every Monday, até P.M. enWich streets, Also, steamer for Le 2% =~ Ware and Eastern Maryla Office corner Fulton and |p ALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VEA NEWPORT and Fall River,—The world-renowned steamers BRIo! OL and PROVIDENCE teave pier 25 North ey SIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. | joo of Murray strect, daily (Sundays exceptedh at Through tckets sold at all principal hotels 1a the r the season. TROY, 50 CENTS ‘$1 5) witn room. te a ing street, Mondays, Wed- PPOSITION,—ALBANY A’ deck, $leabin, with berth chuyler, Hancox, from Sprit and Fridays, 6 P. M. SYLVANIA RAILROAD, THE GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SLATES MALL ROUTE. brosses and E: ess tor Harrisburg, iittsburg, the West and South, xpress 10 ae Ins eat tae 9 2 . M. und ay > ans E . M, | For Witiiamspor, and Lock Haven. (via Philadelphii Erle tk Dives connecting at hiladelphia a ‘etro- eta aie P.. ae RON Behan for Titi eum Centre an 1c egions. For Baltimore. Washinton, and the, South, Limited De nday OD A Mr merive ‘Wephineton 4310 } SS lay, 7 Le ive 3] | EMP mopular'ate:o A.M Sando P.M. sunday, 8 $75, gold. P.M. ints, at reduced rates | Express for Ediladeiphia, 78:40, 9:30 A. M.. 12:80, forth River. i demigead Agent. 4, pee and i2 night. punday.f La dst ‘0 P.'M.” Emigrant and second class, ICHLY FURNIZ-HED ROOMS AND SUITS AT | Grand Union Hotel, Fourth avenue and Forty-first pplied with best th n ‘ATIONAL LINE. ‘The most southerly route has always been adopted by this company, to avold Ice and headland: | From ple TO QUEENSTOWN | ITALY. .Sat., Nov. THE QUEEN. Nov, dining rooms su) he markets fur- | nish; prices moderate. G. ¥, & W. D, GARRISON, WO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR A in a respectable small , German or French; price, including to $30.a week; location not above For een Sixth and Second aven' xchanged. Address X, Post office box 3, a T 'y-second streets.—Fine Snit on parlor floor, with Board: reasonable to a permanent party: refer: ‘oung. mmarried couple GLAND .Dec. 8, 2P. Dec. 12, 7:30 A. ER, Dec. 2, 12 M. Cabin passage, $7); $8) currency. reduced prices. Kk paid steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply at the company’s o! joard, froin tleth street, betw ences exch: fe atgreatly | M. =i = = ae rates. Pre- | For New Brunswick. 7 ana 8A. M., 12M, 3 440, 4:19, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. 5 20; 6:10, 7P.M. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PARTIALLY 0. iy way, 2 y. J. HURST, Manager. | For Kingston and Rocky Hiil, PE ES SN ad dae 3b te 8, Bio, 68, |? 30 80,10, 110 Pia Sin ienigut Bonday, 9:20, 7, Weiqcetrter we ger tna | 4 een M.,and 12 at might, Sunday, 5:20,7 x | rer $i ies ba Bai, + sino. Bn, 8H | var Wangs BABI ming Rane Taye a TD ACM, 4210, 4:00 and 0. Mf and 12 night, Sunday, 4:30, 5 20; 6:10, 7 P. d For East Millstone, oon, $ and 4:30 P. AIH AVENUE, 808—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED jooms to let, on first and second floors, with or with- out private table; references. - Be i é - don'below ‘Twenty-third street” Adtgeas, staan ‘O8T DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO | P.M, | » Holland, Belginm, the RoR, Switzerland, &c.. via For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 9:3) A. M, and 2P, M, | Steamer MASS. . location below Twen terms, S. M., b LADY WISHES A NICELY FURNTS WED ROOM, TH AVENUE, NO, Si, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST nd Thirty-second streets.—Suit front Rooms, ve 0 fOr ex- a rately or together. with Board; also single Rov) gentlemen, with or without Board; referenc changed. $5 TO $7 PER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR. | (De) nishea Rooms, with Board; house contains hot and cold water, gas and bath. Location central, 99 Chris topher street, near Bleecke! | Steamer CALAN. These beautiful with Board, with a widow lady where there are no other boarders; terms not to excee Jading fire; location hetween Lexington and Fifth ‘ave- ues, Address M. E., Herald Uptown Branch office, | | steamers, carrying t ail to the Netherlanis, are well kno’ ity ot their trips. Kates of passag FUNCH, & & OC General Akents, REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE, RISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. f this line will sail from pier 18 East $12 per week, in- OARD WANTED—OR FOUR ADULTS AND TWO hildren, four Roums, gas and fire; Address A. X., box terms Not to exceed $00 per month, 114 Herald Uptown Branch office. 3S AA y YORK TO BI &6 TO $10 PER WEl-K—FOR GOOD BOARD AND leasant Rooms, at 29 East Washington pla tween Broad and Washington square, 1 EAST, THIRTY-THIRD STREET.—A SUIT OF two Rooms on second floor: also two Rooms on fourth floor, southern exposure, with Board. nue.—Handsomely furnished Rooms to let. with oard, to gentleman and wife or single gentieme: erence. ard: only a tew taken; location convenient and un- exceptionabie. ] TH STREET, 215 EAS8T.—TWO CONNECTING | be ©) front Kooms, comfortably furnished. on fourth floor to rent. with first class Hoard, upon moderate terms, also desiraple hall Room on third floor: house and all appointments unquestionable; best of reterences, LS EASE jy TATRENTH STREET. BETWEEN © _ Broadway and Fifth avenne.—Large, tian furnished Rooms to rent, to gentlemen, with or without Board, or transicnt and table Board: ngle Room. — 17 ANDO Wist TENTH STREBT, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—Desirable Suit of Rooms, second floor; also entire First Floor, with superior ‘Roard: Drivate | table if required; Roomis for gentlemen, ] TH. STREET, BETWE(N .EIFTH AND Sixth avenues. —Second story front and hall Bed- room torent, with Board; back Parlor, one double, one | single Room, fourth floor; references, [OTHSTREET. WEST No. d6—NICETY FURNISHED double and single Rooms, with Board; hot and old water in rooms $7 per week. 2° RAST FORTY-NINTH STREKT.—ELEGANT Suits and single Rooms, ‘strictly first class house; private table give’ exchanged. 2 TH STREET, NO. 237 WEST.—PLEASANT FRONT Room on second floor, furnished or unfurnished, with first clags table; also hall Room for single gentle- men; terms reasonable; American fami); 9872 SIREET, 105, BETWEEN FOURTS ington avenues,—Front ns (southern exposure) to rent, with Board, to families and gentlemen; refer- ences, 9 TH STREET, NO. 18, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Madison avenues.—ilegant front Room, third floor, for $30; hall Bedroom connecting for $10; house and table first class; references exchanged. OABD WANTED—FOR FROM $5 TO $6, IN PRI- family, down town or Brooklyn. address M box 179 Herald office. URNISHED ROOMS WANTED, WITH OR WITH- | out Board. for two ladies and two boys, 6 and lz ood sized, airy Rooms and | River as follows :— | ARRAGON, Symonds...,...... GREAT WESTE KN, Windnam. Cabin. passage. $70 currency; excursi Apply to th South street. FO ee rene Tr ca ae ta MORAN, heey tirday, Nov, 21 ate, $45; steerage, ; Interme ion tickets, $13) Years old; will require two small Room on one floor: also a Parlor. For Lambertville and Flemington, For Trenton, Bordentown, Buriington and Camden, 7 AM. 10,2, 4, 5 and 7M a .. 2'and 4:10 P. Mf. November 26 and 9:30 A. M., <December 10 For Freehold, 7 , ¢ United States For Farmingdate and Squan, 7 A. M, and 2P. M,. wn for the regu- For Hightstown, Pemberton and Camden, via Perth Am ‘L. W. MORRIS, ad | _ boy, 3.40 P.M. For Higive-towss and Pemberton, 6 A. M. 0:15, LAT A. Baraca {utr P.M, Sunday 6:10 6:20-6:05 MsaT A, M., TMD 10:27 P. E19 | Teket oiices, 826 and 944 Broadway, No 1 Astor $30, i foot of Desbrosses and Cortlanat streets; No. Court street, Brookiyn; Nos, 11¢, M0and lig Hi street, Hoboken. Emigrant Ticket Office, No.8 Bat r | x } - NITED STAT! ys STREET, NO. 152 WEST, NEAR SIXTH AVE- | town and Liverpool. Sailing every Tuesday from pier 46 North Kiver, ptain Freeman. aici pS a Ta and references, Mrs. C. H. T., box 3,922 MAIL LINE—STEAM T ‘ost of '0 QUEEN- | Hl a wi GENTLEMEN DESIRE A LARGE ith Board, near Madison square: superior ‘AGUE, Herald Uptown Branch mpWo sINanE | Room WISCONSIN, © MINNESOTA. abin, intermediate and steerage at low rates Kets at lowest rates. i ers booked, to and from Paris. Hamburg, Nor- ROY.—CITIZ: Sweden, &c Dratts on Ireland, at ower rates Sieg Thursday and Saturday, and STON TREET, NO. 227 BAST, BETWEEN SECOND | “M. Monday, Wednesday nd Friday, from pier 83 Noi T il and Third, avenues.—Pleasant pee and good Bor n ANTED—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, SECOND OR for family of three, with 3 hirtieth or below Ninth | street; terms must suit the times. Address, with full third floor, with Board pg netand, acm, deck SB bronaway, ce and Gera ON, D. M, BOYD, Jr., General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent, TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON AND, PROVI- dence.— teamers NARRAGANSETT every Tuesday. EN every GTON, River, foot of street, até I iS? LINE STEAMERS FARE, + $1 cabin. Mondays Wednesda) from pier 49 North River, foot Leroy st., Frida: particulars, RS. M ANTED--FOR LADY, INFAN strictly private ftaniily, Board and three handsomely furnished; box 178 Herald office. NCHOR LIN AND NURSE, location central, | from compan: ‘which must be moderate, B. M., dsomely vithout | box 167 Herald ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, TWO ROOMS, WITH | or without Board, in a young’ widow's house. Ad- , With particulars, EK. D., Herald Cptown Branch 8. ‘and $70, according to aceo INTERMEDIATE, AND STELRA as low as by any other first class line. Druits issued for any amount at reduced rates y i Gi ¥y = a HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, WANTED TO PURCHASE, NTED—FURNISHED ROOM, WITH two gentlemen, with grat ith: atk of Union square: | dress W. E., box 165 Herald Uptown Branch office. SINGLE GENTLEMEN home with strictly teenth and ey ee rice not fo exc | QED STAR LID PERMANENT | between Foi nd Fourth and Sixt ood and fui R., box 160" Merald: Uptown Relghborhood good; terms $5 40 to | rivate family, Malls, The following steainers are appointed to sail r ANTWER From Fypedsipte, NEDERLAND. ‘ Prom New York, ov, 10) COLINA, 4| SWIIZBRLA) 'WERP. For New York. 1D. ...O% BROOKLYN BOARD. NEDERLAND biter sit c. 410 OF PASsAGt IN CURR In, $901 Second Cabin, Steerage and intermediate tckets to and from all points at the lowest rates, Passenger accommodations for ail classes unsurpassed. attendance is provided. Every s nd through bills ot tading tsuued be- | Y. USE Desirable Rooms, with first $13 per week tor (wo; reter- walk of Wall and Fulton surgeon and steward tween afl prominent points ween all prominent points, For passage, rates ot freight and other information , WARM 09 » S0¢. a1 Franktort House, corner Fraii Open all night. EAS! NINETEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH D Board, large Parlor, elegantly furmsbed, hot and cold water, to gentleman and wife or two single gentle- | men. -SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER OF FORTY. nly refurnishe: strect, thorou 0. 8 B PETER WRIGHT AND 30: class restaurant at moder 807 Walnut MADISON AVENUE, OPPOSITE SQUARE.— One Suite, together or separate, with or without private table ; ter: ig low; single Rooms for gentle. men; location, table and reterences unexceptionable. 31 ‘WEST EIGHTEENTH STREBT.—PARTING DE- siring first class accommodations can have Rooms, en suite or singly, with first class table. 3 WEST THIRTY-SECON: STREET.—Se COND sunny tront Room, on has nd parlor floors; table goo faetences exeningea.” © 347%, STREGT, NO, 164 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY.— fandsomely turnished on first and second Hors, with, unexception: at a few Keleot boarders taken; terms re: permanent parties; references exchanged. Floor, en suite, with "tere table: very desirabie | oor; also Rooms on fourth ; house newly furnished ; mable to CLIFFORD HOUSE, OPPOSITE 81, JAMES Seporal Besopene Ses EXCURSIONS. A. A RDAY, se River, evekoee, | “"* NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY at., Dec. 32 | are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from Whitehall | street, foot of Btoadway, for New Brighton, Snug Hare bor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and BLM PARK, mmodations, _— GE trom 6:3) A, M. to 7:30 P, M, daily, Sundays inclasive. Fare, 10 cents D OYSTER STAND, OR FIX. wat D—A FISH A} Paty the, Belgian and United States rates for thesame, Address, with price, E. P. T., ry Herald offi ‘ LOAN OFFICES. 17 BLEECKER ae TREET, NEAR BROADWaX— jov. 21 AT. B ‘advances upon Diamonds, Watche: be ht. ‘so baw , Pianos, &c., or the. same bong! | irokers’ Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up ASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND streets.—Advances made to ae on lerchandise, Diamonds, Watches, sry, NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 8) Nassau street, T WOLF & BROTHERS, 905 BROADWAY, BB tween Nineteenth and twentieth streets Money qagnes on Diamoads, Watches, J aley, ae Silks; particularly, Pianos Business confidential, Los Senores havlen Espanol. vances made on Diamonds, Watches. Silverwa: , OF Will pay the highest market price for the same." ent, 42 Broad st., New York. ry HYMAN’S, 710 _BROADWAY—LIBE aD ie. i pay the highe: ane tor Diamonds teamors, Sple st er CON N fuesday. Dratts on England and ireland. MERICAN | OF FICE—876,000 is. Northern Hotel, corner Cortlandt and West str COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ¥., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 83, LINB.— | 4 T 761 BROADWAY, « Steamers leave bier Soren i | C(TY OF MERIDA... . IY OF HAVANA. ma RUZ AND N: ‘a + Hotel, northwest corner Twenty-sixth street and new = Sra, rniahed (BONSEAN je Room jern er omnforts ‘at reason. iy warust opened ‘coms for tamiiles, and 8 | improvements thoroughout; hotel | able rates. LMONT HOTEL, FULTON THROUGH TO ANN street, near Broadway,—European plan; o} H ‘d; new family Rooms uperior dining rooms, | | (YENTRAL HOTEL, CORNER OF CANA! it of Broadway. {$3 to S4 per week, ITY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET,— bet ad single, double and in suits, from $4 to $15 3, | le Bonrd': family small and * esday, Deo. 15 ‘¥ 0) CITY OF MEXICO. THIRTY-SECOND | STREET.—LARGE, andso! furnished mconh story tront Room, ‘with Board; fourtl For frelght or pass et AL Stepmors will (eave a 8 will ienvo New table and accommo- | for Vera Cruz and all the above ports. £8 SONS, 83 Broad Dec. 19 TEL, CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD. ny Meh ing Nov. 3 and te and double Rooms, witl t low rates; first lent price $3 per day. 2. and water: tot ory Rooms au back Parlor; small family; very modorate terms. 3G HAST ANSATY FIRST sTRERT. NEAR BROAD. \¢ way, Handsomely furnt suit of Rooms, with liberal pe ad comforts of a refined home; square Room; roferences, MH Sevaneh ayent AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND ERA m aka ll bans ANT HOUSE, 48 NEW BOWERY, BLOOK SOUTH Chatham square,—160 clean Rooms; no bt AMERICA, | vances on Di douple Rooms, nd Shawls same igh, will | Laces a1 ‘Ghorta Mi so one ie nts Der night; jambuco, Bahia ber 23, trom pier i froight or paupane, ve r Qa 'RIVES,.=THE NEW LESSEE OF T sf THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR BROADWAY, n. street, AA jenth IN Ds Watches, Jewels, silver, India gnawin, elke om, Value nies, fh The utmost value loatied, or wi 4 JH, BARRINGER, 795 Broadway. _ LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE te iy Camels’ hair GT. Ls FORT & CO. OSMOPOLITAN LOAN OFFICE, 82 EAST NINTIU pest, basement, makes advances on Diamonds, tches, eee, Pianos, Dry is, and ail valua- | bles, Business confidential. Closed saturdays. MoxEY Leave ox DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW. ity aad Silvel bought jold. "GRO 0. ALLEN, Jeweller. 1190" Bronawars 1 Twenty-ninth street. Jeweiry, old Goid and Sliver, or the same ad’ babble TBAAUS, O7 Thirte Wi on Diamonds, | Shawls, Silks, Velvets, oe — _ | Urs. STATES BRAZIL MATL STEAMSHIP COM. | 403 SIXTH AVENUE, | BETWEEN err. ogant sidewhee! wentisht gall for a Thomas, Pt 1 B —L fourth and, Twensy-Arn streets Tir mee my Same bought at yeaRN, -ARD BROADWAY, NEAR AMITY STR ¥