The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1874, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 13,998. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, —_+——_ eet ~~ eee Pace—First, second and third —! rn Pace—Sixth Speme: as : BoA R pe RS LoDGING WANTED—Skventy Pace roils MEAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Finst Pace Fou PU NITIES—Niw: a Pace. tiny ‘ana CEATATE FOR SALE—Finst Pace—Fourth ouEitics "XD SALESMEN—Saventa Pace—Second col- HiNO—Srvextm Pace—Sixth column, Ett HMEN AND GARDENERS—Stventu Pacr—Second DoAsTW Ine, STEAMSHIPS—Seventu Pace—Fifth and sixth columns, POPARTNERSHIPS—Ninta Pace. UNTRY HOARD—Severta ace—Fourth column. ANCING ACADE Verse una column, ‘0 LE RNISHED AND UN- Sixth column. ENTH Pacu—Fifth col- i ROPE--Secoxp Pacr—Third column. XCHANGE—SgveNtH Pack—Sixih column. Hi URSIONS—Seventa Pace—Sixth column. OR SALK OP nar Page Firth First PaGe—Fifth colum: FURNISHED HOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Finer Pace—Sixth column, BURx EVENTH Pack—Sixth column. rhe WANTED” TEMALES-Bevnaen Pace—First and secon: ABLE WANTED-MALES—Srvewru Pacx—Seoond col- rn. MORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Pinst Pace—Thira and fourth columns. Ail mete Pag Wak! column. jOUSES, Rey . WANTED—Suventa Pace— Beco! onpusratan” Ee isriox COMPANY—Finst Pace— colum: INSTRECTION ust Pace—Fifth column. a SOTURE. SEASON—Szcoxp Pace—Third column. AN OFFICES—Finst Pacg—Fitth column. LOST AND FOUND—First Pace—Second column, MACHINE RY—Finst Pace—Fitth column. ARBLE MANTELS—Seventa Pace—Second columa, ATRIMONIAL—-xventH Pacr—Sixth column. #ZDICAL—Sevestu Pagr—Fourth column an, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tents Pacr— Sixth column. ge alert aye Pacr—Third column, SICAL—Sxcoxp Pacge—Third column, akw PUBLICATIONS—Firtu Pace—Phird, fourth, fifth a ixth columns. RSON AL—Fins? Pace—First column. FraNoroities ORGANS, &C.—Sxcoxp Pacr—Third ost" gu FICE NOTICE—First Pace—Fifth column. BOFESSIONAL SITUATIONS 3 | WANTED—FEMALE! evtH Pace—First colu: PROPERTY “OUT OF THE oun FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Finst Pacr—Fourth and fifth columns. sane moran, TO EXCHANGE—Finst Pacs—Fifth REAL CENT ATE WANTED—Finst Pace—Fifth column. SELIGIOUS NOTICES—Finst Pace—First and second Ce a EW A inst Pacr—Second column. ALE Ar “‘AvGHON~ Savana Pace—Third and fourth wru stony. WANTED—FEMALES—Suventa Pace— irst column. peaks) (WANTED—MALES—Sevenri Pace—Sec- wreeth CnOtoeS—vinse Pace—Second and third wortine boas, BIRDs, 4&C.—First Pace—Thira ee. SHRADES Severn Pace—Second column. tO LI TOR Ae ha PURPOSED—F inst Page— th VELESRS GUIDE—Serexrn Pacr—Sixth column. NFU RNISH ED iy a AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Pacr—sixth column, ANTED 16 FURCHASS = Finer Pace—Pith column. ATCHES, JEWELRY, 40-—Stvextu Pace—Sixth col: WINTER 1 RESORTS—Seventa Pacr—Fourth column. WILLIAM SKILL Ifbe will communicate with Jacob skilman, Yorner of Jackson avenue ana Forest street, Jersey C 1s ¥. J.. be will hear of something to his advantage. St Louis and San Francisco papers please copy. NVORMATION WANTED OF MR. JOHN TAYLOR, formerly of Dodworth.—If this advertisement meets iter, Miss Taylor, direct to No. 64 et, Glossop road, hettield, stating as many 8 he can roving his identity, tor his uncle, lor, has lett him a legacy. Th ie sooner he es rik his eee the bet His eae y. friends. sending to . Te will pommunic ced sister, Miss Taylor, r, thelr Ia latest wligé his English friends. Jo ecu H. FINCK.—INFORMATION WANTED (ON AC- information of count of a death in the (amily) as to the above, who ft New York about six years ago; resided at #leventh avenue. Any information will be thankfully received hn JAMES F. ROGERS, Attorney-at-Law, No. & New Chambers street 42%. AND DAUGHTER 1 SAW IN FRONT OF JEW. elry store in Brest y. near Thirty-first_ street. reads correct address to Mr. K., Herald Uptown Branch ‘ADISON AVENUE TO SOHN jueezed hand on leaving; Thursday morning. If sgreeable, please address AL! iA, box 129 Herald office. AMARONECK, NOON TRAIN, THURSDAY.—AM STREET,—THE -P, MeCLELLAND, PASTOR OF ST. LUKE'S t Episcopal church, Forty-first street. near Services at lg A, M. and 7g P.M. Al EV, D HENRY MILLER, D. D., PASTOR, WILL R preach at Plymouth Bouter ‘ehureh, Fifty-frst Street. near Ninth avenue, ai 104s. Mornil sab) ject— “Life Through a Name.” Evening service, EY. J, W. BARNHART WILL PREA Forsyth street church lecture room Sal CH IN OLD ana7P, bbath school at 9 A, M. and 2 P, free. 10s A. it. i Seats All invited. EV. GEORGE §. CHAMBERS PASTOR OF MUR- mi Presbyterian chureh, wil! peak, to young men ths evening ats o'clock, wt Association Hall T, MARK’S CHURCH. SECOND AVENUE AND ‘Tenth street, Rev. Dr. Kylance, rector.—Services at 10: he at M. and 7:30 P.M. The rector will preach at both services. ABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURC! ai aires AVE- nue, between Tenth and Ele James Boardn Hawthorne, pastor.—serv! A.M. ang 7:45 P subject jorning, What the Gow pel has Accomp! “The Power of Chris- tian Love,” of evening service. ptizing at close Young men and rangers cially invited. HE REV. CYRUS DIXON, D. D,, WILE PREACH Tih the Forty second street Presbyterian church, be- vig nernan aps, Eighth avenues, to-morrow, at 10% Sia FM. “Newehbors atid strangers are cor- diay invited W "iwenty-scco Lh gpd igi ated Cp eld WEST Twenty. second street, betw Bixth and ‘ev. enth avenu e Rev. George D, Sathews ill preach Somurnow ‘at 1046 o'clock, forenoon, and 7% o'clock, evening. V Ag CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER OF fi, Thirty-eighth street:—Rey. John N. Gallener, rec- Services 10:30 A. M. and 3:50 P. M. tor. 3 1 hier STREBT MEPLODIER BEISOOPAL CHURCH’ ar Second avenue.—Re H. Boole, pastor, will esi a series of Sunda: earn § discourses on the higher, hristian life ; Ba at 103 Gicitek subject— rhe Wesleyan Doctr td Believe 1 ayening’ 736 o'etock., au ean tan Ary th ‘a Thousand Thousand and What | ‘Wecamne of Ib” li TH STREET METHODIST paige CHURCH, near Eighth Rar Rev. Mi 8, Terry, pastor — "Degrees in Glory.” Bervices at 10:30 A, M. and'7:30 2. M. Evening subject— i _ Ost AND | ‘FOUND, ey IN T OST—ON THE EVENING OF DECEMBER 17, going from Forty-second street and Sixth avenue to St Nicholas flotel, a lady's Ebony Wateh, with Charms and initials K. Y.'in silver. A liberal reward will be pe aid tor the Teoorery of the same. Apply to WM. F, ADD, Jeweller, No. 19 Wall street. OST—ON 171H_ INST., IN EIGHTH STREET CAR or Hoboken ferry, Satchel, containing two pairs Kid Gloves and other notions. A suitable reward will be paid for return of same to CATLIN, BRUNDRETT & CO., 448 Broad TO8t08 DECEMBER 15 A WHITE BULLDOG earscut short, brindle spot on back. Return to PAT McGOWN, corner Second street and avenue D, ana re- ceive a suitable reward. OST—A SABLE MUFF, WHILE GETTING IN OR ont of a Twenty-third ‘street, stage (or left in stage), in going from Ninth avenue and Twenty-third street to Broadway and Sixteenth street, on Wednesday evening, December 16. A liberal reward will be paid for its re- turn to the owner, 355 West Twenty-third street. OST—FRIDAY MORNING, IN TWENTY-SECOND street or on Sixth avenue, a pair of embroidered Slippers, not made up. ‘ihe tinder will be rewarded by bringing the same to 218 West Twenty-second street. ) REWARD. LOST, ON BROADWAY OR SPRUCE street or in a Fourth avenue stave, a Locket, with he 10 rset G@. 5S. F. cut in onyx stone. The finder nA FeSELYS the above reward on returning it to 92 Cliff stree! 10 .~ THIS, REWARD FOR RETURN TO OFFICE $1 Metronolitan Hotel, will, be pald for Gold Ket, lost from watch chain, in Broadway stage, be- twoon Wallack's aud Metropolitan, Wednesday even. Ing: Locket, dark stone with monogram ( white. clear stone on the opposite ti graph of boy 18 years old. REWARD—FOR THE RETURN OF A RED camel's hair square Shawl,» with wide border, stroll pattern; lost at the Fulton’ ferry on Friday, at hal-padt four o'clock. ‘Address BEATTIE, room 8; TL Broadway. 3() REWARD WILL THE PERSON | WHO plokea upibe olack and tan Slut on ‘Sixth ave- hue and Fourteenty street. Weduesday ioruing. please bring him to 219 Sixth avenue, and positively Do ques- tions asked ? tialde pote al ___ SPECIAL NO! NOTICES. AMERICAN REGISTER, the most widely circulated of the American ad pubhshed in A capital medium. Tor American advertisers addressing themeelves to European patronage. Indispensable to teas ae visiting. Great Britain and uropean Continent. Scbecric bons and advertisements a AMERICAN A. THE A} ous of forming your ac hon- | REGISTER will be received and Jes of the wably. Iragrecatle ploase address SINUERITY Hersh paner, may To obtained” at we ome of the New York btown Branco office. Herala, New York. ARGUERITE,—1 LOVE YOU MY page wire | A — ‘all my beart, Tam quite ccerful. Yours for ever | A. — ond ever.” # OTHER. f00re, A sss, HOE 2 orien 1 ae a re 2 a ame ae ~ . c A A S8s88_ HHHHH D7 WRENTY seyEN 1 must SEE YOU PAR- G AAA Ss oH oH ticularly. Answer through personals where, c A A 8 H PRIEND SH. CO ee eee ee icin itittinensnomnsimenen = ae ccocce A A SSS8S H H RELIGIOUS. _NOTICES. bas ae 4 At earte PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, | q@@@0G, jt PFFFHF TTPITTTT ssss8, Rey, William H. Dunnell, rector, Henry strea $ ou ae | torner. Seammel. New Yors.—Service’ every, Stl 8 it § tT 8 morning at 103g. and every Sunday evening at The othe rr I FFF T 88588, jector will preach. a It Fr vt 8 AMuce, OF | SPEATUALISTS—HARVARD ¢. 3 Rs t 8 ms, Sixth avenue and Forty-second. street 1 v. 0. Ee Lord, D. Dy will. discourse on. “Modern, coocd’ HF Fase. Spiritoaliom trom risuan standpoint?» Sunday pos yrening, at7i¢ o'clock. Mr. Wolff at lis A.M. Confer | 0 CHROMOS OR OTHER MERCHANDISE. GUR'S PRAYER” FOR THE EVENINGS suB.| NO CHROMOS OR OTHER MERCHANDISE, jectin Allen street Presbyterian church; morn NO CHROMOS OR OTHER MERCHANDISE, ing service usual time, Rey. George 0. Phelps, pastor. T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWEN. A ty-fitth street—Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. C. shh December 2), at ig A. M. . TDE GARMO HALL, 82 FIFTH AVENUE, COR- ner Fourteenth street.—Sunday, 10:3, Rev. E. R. wackhal 30, Rev. Lucius Crandall: has Mrs’ He Walton; “The New Government.” REAN BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER OF DOWNING and Bedford streets.—Rev. P. L. Davies, pastor, will ey Sabbath morning and ‘evening at the usual jours. Strangers always welcome. HURCH OP THE STRANGERS, MERCER STREET, near Ng ag place.—Sunday: Doctor Deems to Pignch a at 10:20 +. on “Entertaining angels.” and at n vray ie for Sodom.’ All se Mon- iiburn (the blind preacher), 0 on “What in England.” CAmHoHE, APOSTOLIC CHURCH—IN SIXTEENTH street, between Sixth and seventh avenues, Service M., subject of sermon, and 73g P. M. ‘he Personal nuRcH “OF THE EPIVRANY HAS REMOVED TO. Fiftieth street, east of Third avenue. Sunday ser ees = A.M, 7% P.M, Sunday school 9% A. M. and NHURCH OF ‘OU R SAVIOUR, Fifty-seventh street near Eighth avenue, ames M. Pullman pastor, sunday morning at ii o'clock, “The God of This World.” Evening at 7:15, Review of a sermon entitled, ‘Does Universalism Sat- Universalists?” preached last Sunday evening by an “vangelical” clergyinan. Rxodie, xx.,16—"Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy Téighbor. i ISG1PLES OF CHRIST, TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, near Broadway.—Rev. D. RK. Van Buskirk, pastor. eect 10:30 A, M. We y agn ds “Christ and Him tit cri We advocate: A return if0, the preachin nd of. ag tld times The Bib! Ogi eainst ngessions of faith, “bantio tor the founiouion of tine. and Christing Union on the basis of fhe Bible alone, ‘Tho public is cordially invited to listen to the Gospel plea. ; -THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURC!', W, H. Pendleton wili preach mornin nd Christmas Festival Sabbath Schook Ali are lcom REV, and evening; Friday even- MA nn Wi F sabine, seas tiein, reuters at 10:30". Me nnd 345 P.M. Dang willbe held in the morning, shop Gansmiae may ‘expected to preach at both ser- — IFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST FORTY. SiXth street services Sunday. morning at 10 tvening at 7% o'clock. Dr. Armitage, pastor, w! gre: wanday Schisot atOA.M, Friends and strangers REE ~TABE RNACLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL ehoreh, thirty. rurth, strat, between Seventh and faghin avenues — Kev, pasto aching at lds A. and 7% P. x Young people prayer meeting até P. M. aad gh All are peoples REEK-CATHOLIO CHAPE oO. avenue, near Fittieth rete Divine avi Selavonic language, si a rae pable tunday at 10:30, The chapel isopen ma! PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH,—REV, J, D. Fulton, D. D., will preach next Sabbath morning, jubject: “Hard 1) mand Jn the evening, at tee $P4 How to Soiten EB, NCH SPEAKER, LECTURES La ened of srgerenive piritualists at 10% A. are’ t 1,195 Broadway, ni Lyceum aah, Mon *Wenty-ninth pice BAPTIST CHURCH, 1 T street, west of Eighth avenue: —Re gaiarr, pts mnard, pastor. Morning. tion Free, Even- “ ‘hristianity the Trae Manhood. "Ali welcome, R's, SAMCEL M. HAMILTON, PASTOR OF SCOTCH it Presbyterian church, Fourteenth street, betw: 2 kD a Adeoamed will preach ‘Sunday, at 1030 ‘ et __SPECIAL NOTICES. AY PAGE'S COLLATERAL BANK, 767 BROADWAY, corner Ninth street, a large Eos (of seal els’ Hair Shawls, new ry low to bay advance: id Pianos. PAGE. nd elegant. design: ine Watche: also TAMONDS WANTED. IMMEDIATELY—A PAIR OF solitaire Diamond Earrings of the finest quality, two Stones unmounted suitable, for such; weight two to four carats each ; only choicest stones of use; Ahandsome Diamond Cross or other ornament. Address, stating size. ig riC® and where to be seen, PHILIP, box 4,510 Post office. ISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surpical Cases a specialty. —HENR TELS". Bu'Tet Lexington avenue. iar twenty. inet per Walt, fom UY TO-DAY, Gueat RUSH. LAST CHANCE, FEW TICKETS, NEARLY GONE. ony Re “TOraL, 3 6 o a GRAND HOLIDAY GIFT DRAWING AT PATERSON, N.J. ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. Prox, Drawing Nate Tickets limited to 72,000. nearly Rose. OND ena parne Circulars free, GEORGE A. RAYMOND, M: dp Park place, northwest corner Broadway, New. ‘Tork. Peeltty BUTTERED, oe ae ED- in Bo abl UINNESS’ ward & aving recently returned trom n Great Britain, haying visited some of the largest bottling estab- ny ments in Liverpool and Dublin, I have no hesitation in ying, for brilliancy, condition and put up, the Dublin house ‘of that eminent firm is @ long way the foremost in the bottling of that excellent article. Mr. Jarratt, the manager of Messrs. Edward & J. Bourke, told me ‘the; Were always ‘lad to see e visitors in their establishmen’ that they might juage for themselves and see that, no adulteration could be carried on in the difforent manipu- lation im the bottling of their “Stout.” The cou kindness and business-like qualities of Mr. Jarratt flect great credit to the firm he is connected with, and stamp him at the same time to be the right man in the sright place, Iam, sir, yours faithtully, A VISITOR, RP ADUATED CHE:T AND LUNG PROTECTORS— Can be increased or diminished at will, thus ef- tectually preventing chill and cold on your lungs. Sold everywhere, ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 604 Broadway. Gi,- 804000 EXTRAORDINARY KENTUCKY STATE «single number, on the Havana plan, December 2 riges cashed without discount; also Masonic Relief, of ortoli, December 20; No, bostponemont Circulars’ of iniormation sent free. BATES & CO, 196 Broadway, AVANA LOTTERY. Extraordinary Drawing, December 16, 1874. Per cable to f, B, MARTIN BZ & OO., 10 Wall st., N.Y. Official. No. 10,953 drew. No. 8.662 dre No, 12251 tre No. 18,416 dre 15,695 dre’ AVANA LOITERY.. XT DRAWING JANUARY 5. Whole Tickets ctional parts in Vif te Circulars turnished, Adaress A. ROGERS & CO., box 3,938 Post office, New York. ENTUCKY STATE LOITERY. Grand oxtrondinary. single Nu Humuer, Scheme (authorized te Special Actor the "Lertsinture). for the benefit of the Un University of Paduca. $600,000 to be distributed among the holders of tickets. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000, The @ ‘ing to take place at Covington, Ky., Saturday, © Geawing to pecetnber 26, 187k ‘4 No discount on Prizes, Every Prize paid in full. Co., Managers, SIMMONS, DICKINSON & 1 Prize of $100,000....¢ nine of . 1 Prize of — 50,000. Prize of 40,000. 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 19 Prizes of 600 Prizes of 5,060 00 Approximation “priae amounting to. 5,576 Prizes, amounting ees seeneee eee Whole 1 Roker, Halves, Quarters, Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full, without deduction. these Drawings are never post- pened but take place regularly the last saturday of each month. Send tor circular, Address all orders to SIMMO:! DICKINSON & CO., Covington, Ky. ENTUCKY STATE SINGLK NUMBER LOTTERY, $6.0,000 in prizes, December 26. Circulars of intor- mation tree, Address GRO, H, BOOTH, 73 Nacaaa street, (Post office box 3,037), New York. OTTERIES.—JOSEPH BATES & CO, SoA atrAS of No. 11 Wall merece will send Cireulal ized tegieemy free. Address JOSEPH BATE: Cedar street, New York. Post office box 4,402, ERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT nn by indiscretions, excesses, or over wore ny a BS and nervous system, treated by HE! Spe ney M. D., 144 Lexingtan avenue, near wen! 7 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY . State Lotteries.—Simmons, Dickinson & Co., Man- agers. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO. DAS pacEnpER 1874. 78, 61, 33, 58, 12° 25, 71, acre e epee, iy, EaTha me 0.'165-—ecemaER 18, 174 CEE 18, tage. 47, 71, 65, 8, 67, Full inrormion by oa tod. Git So Broad. , room 6, first floor, rear office, or Post office box j, New York city. —KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT- + tery,on Havana plan. Extraordinary Spaying December 26. Circulars or information turmished vy CLUTE, 200 Broadway, or Post office box 4.962 eee & MOORE'S Best Food for for Infants, Resembles mother’s milk mo more closely than any other kind of food, perfectly fulfiling ite object—that of pro: moting the health of the child. The royal families of nd yuela are supplied with this food, and the Tiedical profession recommend it with the utmast confidence and Certainty of success. See medical certificates and opinions. x BECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT Wholesale and retail of the Manufacturers, ance ai 43 New Bond street, London, W., MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION ine Sites od Ghemts and who “te apply Savery Oy ane Ve Masry Digestive Cocoa, Yor dyspeptic aiid delicate per- DAY POSITIVELY FIXED HOMAS’ BILLIARD ROOM. PH aa eee Bowling Alleys an Art Galler TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL- nee me wart ae TWO HONDRED AND,’ FIFTY THOUSAND Dor. | TWO HUNDRED AND viene TO BE given’ aes THOUSAND DOL- CASH. IN wi Halt Tickets.. ‘rhe Concert ali the tickets are sold or not, or the money will funded upon application and presentation oF the Uckets at the agency where purchased, For Tekets, virculars: &c., aa Tul BRANCH Or FICE OF THE ASSOCIATION om ip 78 and 8) Broadway, New \ork. (Ro By fice box 1.4 pe’ HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary, Norfolk, Va. —CATARRH, DISCHARGE FROM NOSTRILS, OF- tensive breath, sore throat, ough hes haw: Aut (BN. ting. speedily and effectually cured. M iofhs ‘est roses street, near University place. Pamph: jets sent free. A areas LOTTERY OF CUBA. Prizes cashed and intormation given. Lock box 5,984. THEODOR Z5CHOCH, 116 Nassau street, Noor York. pai acl) We RO I tC TERY ize. O prize: oS UL pres, ees ie ‘im 'rizes cashed. (| culars, wit! iculars, free. P.C. DEVLIN, Stauoner una General Agent” § Liberty street, New York. O,ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN.— WHEREAS the firm of I. C. Freve & Co., of Hamburg, German: have registered their trade mark, used on a certain med- icaicompound known as Hamburg Tea, according to law In the United States Patent Office, ‘and whereas said trade mark, as I am informed. has Deen and ts now largely counteriélted, ag 1s also the style of package by said I. €. Frese & Co., which said counterfeit. ing is done for the purpose of detrauding said firm and deciving the public: and wnercas I am the attorney of se & Co. and am cl ith the duty of preventing ‘ail turther Iniringements of their sald trade mark and imitations of their said style of packa; Now Linvite all persons,irms ‘and ‘corporations wlio havo thustar, dealt in any but the genuine Hamburg Tea, prepared by said I. ¢; Frese & Co. and w Sold What We alleged to. be ° re Yea” in packs Maden imitate of the, genuine, aod with anduisge representations of the sald trade mark applied thereto, to desist from all iurther inirinzements and apply to me for releases tor past, Infringements, as T shall bring sult against all partes who tail to heed this notice. BRIESN. 258 Broadway, New Yorr. = ] 166 —PARTIES HOLDING TICKET 1,166, OR . any part fd or he ate de ‘numbers ‘&@ purchaser at a Pat in’the Havana Lottery, wil HL, box 9b mica by communicating with H ce. $600, 000. Capital Post rs vane pian ng Dee 2, teri. ti ‘y Drawing, Dec, x! arin aa vain single Seater pial pareiie’s with full particulars free, ___ SPORTING—DoGs, BIRDS, &Oe Aa sine SALE, ALL KINDS “OF PA! or aoe is, &c.; Medicines for all disease: Food vr fF moskine birds, at B. G, DOVEY'S, No. ye Grecue street, near Canal. — -86Da WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER « Ale, sparkling Wines; manufacture of complete Outfits of Apparatus ana Mi aterials, with tuil instruc: tions; all Geparements of mi ure, bottling and dis- i exclusive ehts in desirable err MATTH! First rij me wont: sixth aod ‘Swenty: venth streets, New Yoru renty- A Tine. LOT OF KITTENS, Pet Animals, Birds, &c., ooking Bird Food. Aquaria street, J, BAGOT, Agent, CARRIAGES, &C. te Bquire is , Squirrel sarin Pigeons, Rabt Cae Manufactor, nadren | Stationer and Agent, 80 Liberty st, New Poe MEnTCaN PHOTO.LT P MPANY, | Av? WING BERUIO. el Aghia ts | ake Rt aedroetaee oR, etic pene he Fit be a te ome pee ne are slvo us stig (after a, thor. rtien ne Work de omy maid procenses “ the past thi er prectaou cou a Dron neten nan the feta todo oa axle ever used for speedin ROO Secretary. Genuiemen inverested In driving tater? are invited to —PARKA, EMERSON & CO., AGENTS FOR Kentucky State Lotiertes, drawn. laily. Royal Havana ater of Cuba, drawn every 17 4 Kentucky Single r Lottery, drawn Dec. 16 1 4 Busonio Relict Lottery, ot Nonoik, Vn . Dec. 29, 1874, Prizes cashed, intormation furnished and circulars "boat ottee box kare Prive fs ofte ge attached?” Foom rivate office attac’ omice hours 7a. Me. tly PY Mt air: winded OF ae A md Shelby College Lotteries, ‘pegthhh as examine these improvements at oti factory, Broad Fink and Forty-seventh street, or mt our warerooms, avenue and Fourteent BREWSTER ®'CO., of Broome street. PAs SALE, FIVE HORSES, ik 1, FARMER, rat ae appouite Fult far stable. a ‘cop A‘ GENTLEMAN DESIRING TO SRLL HIS VOUPE at avery low figure may address box 2,18 Post Ses aa Geren Re ee mE a a Brtvate stabte, No.3 eae tear Broadway.” ik a 10, Aeron 9 y yaae: HANDSOME | B. HAMBLRETONIAN 0 36 Decruna 18, 1874 a hy hanes aa, byes mold a trot in 1) bied sound aud Kind. "No. 8 West thir » Peale Co. tanigers, Covington KY. Post ain bos box 2,751, New Yor EV, WM. P. CORBIT, PASTOR OF ot fd Eptecl a Gael BF Gonna ute. —Preachin, abbath morning i ning ‘sabject—"The Only Way of ‘Salvaulon.”” evens J A™ THE NEWS OF THE DAY THE EVENING TRLEGR, TO-NIUHE, sad warranted Also ver’ Dt es be oR REL Fe A BARGAIN FOR CASH—NEW LIGHT KEMBLE Port Sleigh; al Wi asnew oH ot aratiiy. fovaire r Sse Bast Sev 4, De. ear Third avenue Rane aaa ‘$2,260. A’ BARKER & SON'S CITY AUCTION pent £2? NEW YORK TAT- corner of a Rigatway an and Thitty-ninth street, MaAJO. KR, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALES of. horses Carriages, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND’ SATURDAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial on every horse sold under warrantee. THis Is the only auction mart in the State having the proper facilities ‘for showing horses on sale, viz. :—A jarge driving rit HY entirely under cover, and’plenty of roow for exams: SATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY, AT ELEVEN O'OLUOK. ADMINTSTRATORs SALE of three trotting Horses, Road Wagoi the Witty uous, He. the property of the lac Myron heat, o jersey City, and compri EVE ‘hen voune Miehivor torrel trotting Colt Pat Moruiners Zot by the Drew horses is 18% high, 6 years old; an elegant and game driver; trotted ‘nen 3 ears old, at Saugus, Mass, jn 2:53: can bent d:40 to-day, jouble or single, aad is warranted sound and a THE SPEEDY bay trotting Gelding Princ Hows Mambrino Patcheny 193 high, Tycars old: a. ‘ane and easy driver and sure 2:5" horse to road wagon: has Bows no trial better than 2:04; is war: anted sound and EU KGANT BaY elding, sired by _ Aa: rompt and very showy drive: nae trotted ‘ive miles in 16: fons ‘and is sinnkets, Robes, &c. ting gelding: Morril Boy, ye old: without ex- $ he Btate ; got by Young Morril, 158 high 7 ception 1s one of the finest drivers | ord of 240}, aud Js warranted sound and kind, Roa ‘agon, son, BUSINESS SLEIGH, Met rill GENTLEMAN'S ROAD. Turnout, comprising fast bay gelding, by Gear hen, J high, 7 Jonze olds ‘a very (ree and pleasant rarivers b andling ‘for speed and can beat 2:50; nothing, and is — ‘sound. and kind ; RO To. bord fagon, my Mott. oy Business REE PORTCAND: Sie TURTY OTHER top and to top Road Wagons, Depot, has arec- Bares an and Pr we ‘agons, Carriages, Harness, &c. FULL DESCRIPTION at eal BALES NEVER postponed on a count of weather. T VAN TABBELL & KEARNEY'S Horse and Carriage Auction Mart, Hid. and 112 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. Top side bar Wagon, by Dusenbury & Van Duser. Top side bar Wagon, by R. M. Stivers, Top side bar Wagon, by Miner & Stevens, Top side bar Wagon by Brewster & C ae full ees on, by Dusenbury v3 Van Duser. larence, Three quarier Clarence, by Brewster & Co. Four-seat Park Phaeton, by Barouche, nearly new, by B Doctor's Wagon, by Dusenbury & V Coupe Rockaway, by Wood Brothers. Coupe, by Wood Brothers, pole and shafts Landau, nearly new, by Wood Brother. Portland Cutters, tw d four seats, SPLENDID COUPE OR COUPE HORSE FOR sale—Bav, sag hands, 7 years; arched neck, long mane and tail, high spirited ; sound and kind. Apply in person at No. $ West Forty-sixth street. oe UCTION SALE—THI8 DAY AT ll O'CLOCK, OF now and second hand Top Buggies, Phaetons, rock. y ‘agons: several Horses, Harness, OOLE & MORPHY. 379 Fulton ARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND CAR- riages and Sleighs, to close the stock now oe our old warerooms, $58 Broadway—Coupes, Landaus, Landau- ets, Coaches, Phaetons, Barouches, six and fourseat Rockaways, top and no-top Wagons. Also a large as- sortment of Portland and Albany Sleighs and Cutters, will be sold at great bargains. BRADLE’ SPRAY & CO., 558 Broadway. Fes SALE—A FINE PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 15% hands high, 6 vears old; tree and stylish arenas warranted sound and kind. To be seen at Ebbi Siables, corner Twenty-t second street and Seventh ay. {OR SALE CHEAP—HORSES, TRUCKS AND HAR- ness on account of no work. Call and see at 32 East Third street, near avenue D, FS, BALE CHEAP—A HANDSOME, SOUND AND reliable Team of Carriage Horses, 153g hands high, 7 years old; powerful ana stylish iracoligrs: warranted sound ai ind, Address HOFFMAN, Heraid Uptown Branch office, OLIDAY GIFTS, Special inducements are offered in RKIAGES, LANDADS, LANDAULETS. COACHES and BROUGHAMS, lined with satin and the softest French morocco, at one- third less than the usual price made for this season's sales; su) r to Paris and London built carriage: ‘and. nosguailed ig ‘any of home manutacture. VELOCIPEDES at one-quarter the original cost. Wor CaP, ph atk THERS, ROADWAY. ‘FJARNESS CTHE CHEAPEST. HARNESS STORE IN New York: @ good Buggy Harness, hand made, $17: 8 foodlGrocer’s Harness, Milkman's Harness, owt Double Truck Hurienn, S50s a good. Sustis Blanket, $19); waterproof Blankets, strapped and un- stra ed ai ieaee, call and examine for yourselvos R_& OSBORNE, 7] Barclay street, New York. ARIS MADE BROUGHAM, nt Binder. ard rings: piel new; made to order by ft Paris; cost feo. ow: $2,200; is finished in exquisite J.B. BREWSTER & CO., 145 East Twenty-fifth street, ST hap chlean READLET, PRAY & CO,, Carriage Builders, late ores eran! rinare: ite ae % une mare and ts an inspection of thei an ant assortment Car! ages and Road Wi - y its for the celebrated rated fa Sle! Janes decd S00, OF AIT ee ats made by Portland Sleighs and Cutters in great variety. “BRADLEY, PRAY & CO., 25 Union square. USSIAN CHIME SLEIGH BELLS. for douple and single harness, tt WALDRON BROS. Beekman street. Si tcmen CARRIAGES, tthe: BELLS, EVERY doecription. new and second hand ; popular prices; , Dog Cart, Coupe, six- legant aL ANUVACTURERS! UNION, 634 Broadway. LEIGHS —TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED PORT- land Sleighs, at 161 William street, up stairs. pony’ PROPER OUT OF ie grey FOR LE OR TO RE EAUTIFULLY | RORNISILED pate AT ELIZA- beth, N. immediately (12 rooms). to priv vate family 0 92 Broadway, room 10. Peoria THE SUBSCRIBER WILL LET. FoR the season, his furnished’ House, on Brooklyn Heights (part of Jacksonville, Fia.), only five minutes’ walk irom the railroad station and principal howis. ‘The situation Is one of the most beautiful tn all Florida being upon the highest bluff on the st. John’s River and having a magnificent and extensive view. | For particu. Jars apply to LANGLEY & CO., Worm street, New York, or to the saporibe, in Providenge, Re es . BALLOU, OR SALK—FOR LESS THAN HALF THE VALUE if purchased at once, $5,000 cash only required, splendid country Home, a few miles from New York: 70 acres fully stocked, everything in perfect order, Any person desiring to locate ‘out of the city for health and economy please address OWN“R, box 96 Post office, Mount Kisco, “Westchester county, N. Y. Fo SALE ON VERY EASY MS OR EX- change for other Real Estate, Stocks or Bonds, a Tract of 3,00) Acres. particularly adapted for all crops requiring very fertile soil, conveniently located A) vy I Cayuga county, New York; entirely surrounded Apply to HOMER MOK branches of the Seneca Kiver. GAN, No. ¥ Pine street REAL ESTATE 7: MBER OF DESIRABL Bipot LOCATED to exchange for Lots, x A. “ouement Houser paying w good Maen, avenue Property or Farms, with cash. ERT PECK, 263 West Thirty-fourth street. JERSEY CITY—AN ELEGANT BRICK MANSION, 14 rooms, all improvements, fronting on fashiona- ark, with Carpets, Mirrors, &c., ali complete, for Will trade fora Arat class Farin. (OHN M, GIBSON, $1 Montgomery st, Jersey City. [iteange-anows STONE HOUSE IN BROOK. 4 lyn, fine location, no encumbrance, for country Residence, within 50 miles of city. J. O. HOYT & "SON, 171 Broadway. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A BUSINESS OR Merchandise or Real Kstate, a Parm of 92 acres in New Kent county, Virginia; free and clear. address box 123 Herald Brooklyn Branch office, JURNITURE AND DRY GOODS WANTED—FOR good Real Estate, c. A* ble sa Address U. O. C., box 177 Herald JANTED TO EXCHANGE—TWO Farms, also village Fropert in Bryan, Williams hio, for a vood stock of Merchandise. For fur- ‘ticulars address ¥. ». W., room 58 French's IMPROVED JHAT STOCKS OR REALTY BAYS. YOU TO EX- change for Chicago, Property or Western Lands, HG. BPAULDING, Chicago. Ill Weare EXCHANGE FOR ror 20X100, NEAR Prospect Park, Brooklyn, val! . free and clear, a good Billiard Tabie, bev 10, with Fixtures, Adaress, stat ditions and where itean be Seon. "REAL , ESTATE "WANTED. "ANTED—8000 TO 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF IM. proved or vacant good Street Front, situated south of Canal street and east of Broadway.’ Address J. M. KALLEY, box 4,380 Post office, New York. WANZTED-FOR CASH. A FARM, NOT LESS THAN 100 acres and close ‘to city, with all necessary con- ie Address CASH, Post office, Poughkeepsie, ea FOR SALE. A TEA AND FINE GROCERY FOR SALE, $1,000— Great barxain; leading avenue; good stock : ‘heap Tent: capital opportunity tor li Apply STRICKLAND Agoney, 30 Beekman street, New York. STOCK AND A. 900D, FAMILY LIQUOR, stoRE. Fixtures. and a fine English Beer Pump, price $275; Siov worth of stock: reason for selling, on account of sickness. Apply at 625 Kast Thirteenth street. SAMPLE ROOM AND CHOP HOUSE, NO. Wall street, for sale, cheap; best place down tow: giso cheap Liquor stores on West street; corner Liquor Stores on avenue: Stores. aironicits Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. NEW YORK. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. PRICE “FOUR CENTS. oer HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. DUSTRIAL &3 COMPANY. INDUSTRIA L es EXHIBITION order. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOS.- SIBLE UNDKR THIS PLAN 20820 $20! W YKA W YEAR Chitis Ural W YEate CHRI-«' ian a W YEAR CHRISTMAS | w Finer mort.| NEW YEAR HRI i “4 4 STMAS|GAGE PREMIU: IN. 7 A AS| NDUS - A. c Dy S ON COMPAN , a YEA CHRISTMAS PANY OF NEW | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS | YORK, W YEAR CHIUETMAS | Every , W YEA C s ‘very bond no CHRISTMAS nd purchased On | OW TEAR CHRISTMA- | or before SEW YEAR CHRISTMAS ge W YEAR CHRISTMAS| MONDAY, JANUARY 4, |NEW YEAR CHR. MAS W YEAR CHR! s W YEAR CHRISTMAS y vEW YEAR CHUSTMAS | TAIRD SERTES DRAWING | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS — ‘EW YEAR CHRISTMAS | to be heid on EW YRKAR CHRISTMAS JANUARY 4, 1875, EW YEAR CHR! AS NUA 2 cu RISTMAS —_ a ‘EW YEAR CHRISTMAS| CAPITAL PREMIUM, | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS chal EW YEAIt CHRISTMAS $100,000. EW YEAR CHRISTMAS po NEW YEAR CHEITMAS| The proceeds ot the sales | NEW YEAR } 5 R Gaerete of these Bonds will be used Rey weak © 5 . 2 CHRISIMAS | for the erection of a Per-|NEW YEAR CURISTMAS NEW YEAR CH CHRISTMAS | to be erect’d on the grounds | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS: NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS [of the company, situated | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS NEW 24g CHRISTMAS |on Ninety-eluhth to 102d |NEW YEA CHRISTMAS pak NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS | street, from Third to Fourth | NW YEAR CHRISTMAS — NEW YEAR CHEISEMAS avenues. ney Rd Cc ¢ These Bonds will make a| NEW YEAR é onrist New| NEW YEAR Cl lew | N 8 ‘So aoe ne x SEW YEAR ¢ Year's ve as there Rw YEAR DI! yl E' re- oe fr . Su deemed witha NEW YEAR c PREMIUM. NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS poe NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS | Address for clroulars, fall | NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS —— NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS | information and bonds, NEW YORK CHRISTMAS: NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS | MORGENTHAU, NEW YEAR sebanis “BRUNO & cO.,|NEW YEAR Fi ial A) NE A 2 * ost office drs drawer 22) NEW YEAR Remit by draft on New| NEW YEAR York city ban . registered | NEW YEAR letter or Post Office money mew ae New ¥ NEW Y: NEW ” To LET F FOR BU BUSINESS PURPOSES, OUBLE A AND SI ory LOFTS TO UBT—ON VESEY, relay and Leonard streets, Bri 3 Inquire of J. & 3. W. EIS, . 30 Vesey street, room 6, WHEELER & WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY Sewing Machine, encased in black walnut, attach- ment complete, periect order, $23; also Willcox & Gibbs, 235 Canal street, corner Broadway, under Baldwin's. TS LET—AT LOW RENTS, STORE 43% LISPENARD street, First Loft do., First and Secon fis 45, Base— ment 47," First and Second Lofts 51, Apply to ds JOURNEAY, 49 Lispenard street FINE CENTRAL CORNER DRUG STORE ON best business avenue in Brooklyn; established 30 Years; sure fortune; see and buy ; $1,750, MITCHELL'S Agency, 7 Cedar street. —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR + Store, at a tremendons sacritice, in the Fourteenth Ward: good lease. Apply immediately to P. GAFFNEY, Auctioncer, 2873 Bowery. 1G CHANCK TO MAKE MONEY.—FIRST CLASS newly fitted up Restaurant; prominent corner Broadway; cheap rent: paying, business) plenty. room to increase it. Address RESTAURANT, Herald office. Oise STORE FOR SALE. INQUIRE aT 422 SIXTH avenue, RUG STORE—SPECIAL CHANCE; BEST BUSI- ness corner; lucrative practice; fine office; all es- tablished ; fortune, assures 00; OWners retire. STRICKLAND'S ee 36 Beckman street. _ OR se RUG STORE AN. Sixth avenue, sporeer of Thirty-fitth street. seen from | to 5 P. M. OR SALE—LARGE, ELEGANT DINING ROOM AT a sacrifice, on one of the Cie rominent thorough- jares of the city, now doing ing spl business. Full ps ticulars of A. M.' FANNING, ienst Fourth street. POR SAGELARGE AND ELEGANT WINE AND Ritliard Room. located near City Hall Park: will ell at great sacrifice, ne owner has oiler basieas: Ap- ply at 23 Kast Fourth street. OR SALE—A DINING SALOON; EVERYTHING IN fect running order, wil! ‘80! rei pal ‘Apply at 66 East Thirteenth street. nese Cal STORES TO LET—ON MURRAY STREET $15 ear Parker's $1002 ANE ti aio one ce mgd avenue, near Parker’ 3 louse! \OOrs 0} Broadway cheap.” _O'DWYER 1.28 Broadway. ~~'Purnished. PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—REA- FIXTURES, NO. 6 4 " A sonabie for the winter, on high ground. ir the ianding, staten Island, Apply to D. B, HITCHCOCK, 6% Broadwey, room 3. Unturnished. Bg STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE—CEN- tral located, all modern improvements. to rent ai $128 per month: Furniture for sale at half cost ($2,000) PUALON & SLOAN, 31 bi Seventeenth streew 10 LET—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO, 13 Spechon street; all modern improvements. Ap- ply to ISN. CROW, 145 Sullivan street. i LET—UNFURNISHED, A SMALL THREE STORY high ‘stoop House, with all modern improvements, on ahr second street,near Lexington avenue. Inquire ot owner, 134 East Eighteenth street, 10 LET VERY CHEAP—THE ELEGANT TWO ao \OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNER MARKETS In Brooklyn: food chance, for a man to get in good business, or pariner taken; $60 or $800 Apply at 64 Fulton street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A GOOD CORNER Liquor Store, 20 years established, doing a good Pusiness, Apply at or Address 191 Fourth street, Brook- lyn, Ev, } ARE OPPORTUNITY.—TO BE SOLD IMMEDI- ately ata ne. moderate Ere an old established Drug store, on the best part of Bixth' avenue. Gomme. nications to be promptly forwarded. Adaress 182 Herald office, AFES.—CLOSING OUT, A STOCK OF SECOND hand Sates pat oxtromely Jow prices; in perfect or- der and best make: ‘AMEKIGAN SAFE COMPAN’ N., box pre FIRST CLASS DOUBLE TRUCKS FOR SALE.— Apply at 382 West Eleventh street. ANTED—A SECOND HAND ALBANY CUTTER, IN very food. condita. Address, stating full particu- Jars and price, B . box 2.554 New York Post office. QOUPE. BY BROOME STREET BREWSTER: 1 fine six-seat Coupe Rockaway, by Adams: 1 Coach, 1 a Glarence, 0 secona Band Carriaies of al all styles, by best cl makers; Blankets, aernese, Obes, , W. H. GRAY, 20 and 2 ‘2 Wooster street. ares ROUTE FOR SALE, WITH HORSE and new Wagon, or @ partner taken. 54 QO aa street. SLEIGHS, ALL STYLES. —TURN SEATS, PORT- nd, Albany, Trotting. Pony, Ghuting Seats, f ats. and examine at WM. H. GRAY'S, 2 aud Wooster street. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALK, Central. FACING PLAZA AND GRAND FIFTH AVENUE and Fifty-eighth street entrance intw Centrai Park, boxivo Tet, excavated, for wile ata bargain, Ke STEVENSON, Jr, 11 Pine street or Si hast Seventeonth street, A —86 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR FORTIETH « street.—Very desirable medium size modern high stone Dwelling tor sale at a decided bargain ain. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr. 11 Pine street and 31 East Seventeenth stree Fe SALE—FOUR STORY DWELLINGS (CABINET finish), Sixty second street and Broadway. $19,000, est reel ree | hg BEDELL, be eg ‘and owner, 985 Eighth avenue, East Sid ARGE PIECE OF, PROPERTY. Yor sale or to rent Stores 78 ard 80 Broad street and ig Gand 1 Marketteld street, compeising, over Oo Tal Tote, orcupied for y leita eet on Broad street 4 218 fect deep. and et pee so eine Srered by wubaidata’ bag ba A el Phole covered by substa ion Mai 1, 1875, MORGAN ie i aNo. 2 Pine street —A SOMPLETR THRE STORY HIGH page stoop brick House, on 12ist street, Harlem, yr sale ata great ny ie Gas Fixtures tncinded; ON |. A. J. LYNCH, i Pine street, West Side. —POR Babe, FOUR STORY HOUSE 2 WEST « Twenty-first street, 17x45x100; will be sola at a reat sacrifice for cash. ‘Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH, Foss Third avenue. Miscellaneous. ()- $32,500 CASH DOWN-—WILL BUY THR Mees best House on this bin for gk sum; story igh petoor, 18.4x55x 100; it side tion drawb: HIKER & Oc withow BROOKLYN ARROPERTY FOR SALE OR eT STORY HOUSE AND LOT, 25x100 F feet, with part a Mortgage; a nice house for a family, in Hart stree yD, wes avenue, back ol St John’s College. Inquire on the premises. PROPERTY OUT OF THE soit FOR BLOCK oe a FOUR STORY HOUSES, AT gewing maci at tor cash, for linproved Prot tn New w York ot Harlem. We. v ni eighth ith street, or to &. D, eater W. A WHITE, 35 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. the Hudson, 2 talles from New Yor! hour and ten minutes trom lower part of the citys tothe health, p river; moder! pour en pal} in gre: vat bearin irae ng cOOREY home, Bridge; west in One order, th A Paemee yg IDDLEBRO OK, 170 East FoR. SALE—OLIFFSIDE, A a hah ly Faz ON water and beauty of situation it oe outages age A. for @ chi ming ¥ of Tandy price $40,000 why ress W, By he Nyack, 4 ¥ FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. A NEATLY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM TO let for housekeeping, at $4 50 per week. Call at 568 ‘Hudson street. NEATLY a aaa ROOM FOR HOUSE. keeping to let—$5, with gas: front Parlor, $6 50. — Washington square, southwest corner of Waverley place. (A. FAMILY GOING ABROAD WILL LET THEIR elegantly furnished Fiat, near Madison square, till May. Apply to K. A. DAILEY, 588 Sixth avenue. Ref. erences required, NEATLY KEPT, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, A large and pleasant Bedroom, to a gentleman; pri- ‘Yate house ; $2 0a week. MAC! LARGE ASSORTM: ENGINES, BOILERS and Steam Pumps for sale cheap, to close out my business a parang: suitable for manufactur- ing purposes without steam power. Pp CASSIDY. Kon 4to 10 O Bridge street, brooklyn. LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Steam Engines and. Boilers, Steam Pumps. and NNEY & HOFFMA\, Manufacturers, 222 to 225 Water street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—VBRY LOW, IF APPLIED POR AT once, several Hoe Rotary Presses, good as new, ae for newspaper work. Address the New York erald. ANTED—ONE SMALL SIZED ENGINE LATHE: also a small Plainer, | Any party having either of the above machines for sale cheap for cash may address MECHANIC, box 127 Herald ottice, A POST OFFICE NOTICE. OST OFFICE NOTICE, The mails tor Europe for the week ending Saturday, December 19, 1874. will close at this office as follow: 2 Tuesday at 11:30 A. M.; 3 Wednesday a t7:30 A. on, aoa at tes a! My and on ed ti aid £1230 JAMES, Postm: A ey INSTRUCTS LADIRS AND CHILDREN IN ail branches of a polished edtication: entire success Tuaranieed to the most deficient: rapid progress in con ersation, penmanal . etic, history, astronom: se Address LESSONS, Herald Uptown Branch ofce.” 3°" AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS, rivate Counting Rooms tor Practice and MST [2 Broadway. Apply for ctréular® 2 2 TERT INSTRUCTION. _ AKQAN OFFICES. ‘Vi 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. — Alu Spt nbl are upon Diamonds, Watches, Je tieetame bought. Also. Pawn: P or brokers Tickets ‘poughe at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. T 8 NASSAU STREET, AT THE LOWEST RATES— Loans made on Life Policies, Merchandise, au monds, Watches, Jewelry, AN LEO- POLD, 80 Nassau street, stween Fulton and John, T HALF THE USCAL CHARGES—MONEY AD. AT vanced on Diamonus, Watches, Jewelry, Life ‘In. surance Policies, oe Thea 79 Nassau street, between Fulton and John stre Tickets oF ‘Siamonds and Watches hought. igen Ww. MACDUFE £00, T JACKSON'S, 806 BROADWAY, MD ELEV- enth street—Money liberally ‘advanced on Dia. monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods and personal ae of every description. Private entrance for jadies. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jewelry and caver ees and the same bought an . ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Breaaway, & ir twenty-ninth street, 403 SIXTH ances Pianos, &c. VENTE, BETWEEN TWENTY. fourth, anf nty Afth streets.—Liberal ad- yi on aan aurea verays ‘Silks, sprees et 'BitRNARD. BROADWAY, NEAR Beit Ea Ln ye 918 (oldest established and he AN — as, aventes Je offic Liberal advances on Diamond tame bo ke yedeweley sil. ver, Laces, ee jawls, &e.; Se HERTS, 270 Madison street, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, Ny diet board, two large, sunny Bedrooms, neatly with grae fire, bath and gi also two hall, "Rooms? references exchanged. No. University place, near Fourteenth street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A HANDSOMBLY furnished front Parlor, to gentlemen or man and wife, light housekeeping if desired; price $3. 43 Sixth avenue, near Fourth street. A NICELY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT SITTING Room and Bedroom, $25 per month; has rented for hee week would give ee to Christian people, ally, 737 Broadway, o: RNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEPING — LARGE, ‘ont Rooms and Closets, from $3 to $7 per week. for gentlemen and their wives; all seca rane i West Twenty-eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE _ agatemen. No. 7 St. Mark's place, near Third ave- References required. A. ue Hans, 08 OfNe Bt adhd STYLE; Felt Hats cleane ed and trimmed, ALJOHNGUNS 12904 Broauwanes ENT REDUCED TO MEET THE TIMES.—PABT Me hegg Flat, turnished; sitting room, bedroom, and coid water and oe onary tubs; Closes ‘aa ath: ‘eae included. 18 Fitty-sixth street, ween Lexington and Fourth avenues, 10 LET—FURNISHED,’TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, "3 Rooms in a private family; moderate price. East Seventeenth street. (0 LET—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A LARGE FUR- nished front Room, second floor, southern exposure near Madison avenue; Breaktast it Uesired. Inquire at B® East Twenty fourth street, 1 RICELY F BNISHED, LARGE ROOM, WITH TWO Toom mate to # lady teacher, in a Neat, cosey house; home comtorts and unex cept table; piano, gas, fire, bath, hot id. wate: venient winter location; price block east of Broadway.’ References. 5078 $6.—NICE SUITS—SITTING ROOM, e itehen icy bearoom—furnished for house- Keeping: very centraliy located. Forty-fourth street between Lexington and Fourth avenues. ACE, BETWEEN HOUSTON AND 14 Bikeice cetem aceerat Bice! Mpg Rooms jor gentlemen or gentieman and wite; Dj housekeeping; terms very moderate. —_—— i 53 SOUTH WASHINGTON yy ApS 4 st.— Nicely furnished Floor, single with: every convenience for hoard Housekeeping; oe Boom for a singte gent! 14 BAST FIFTRENTH STREET.—HANDSOMBLY ©) furnished rd Floor of five rooms to let, te it ther or se} te iam les or a PaO nD, togel parately; beonhd PIFTEBNTH i St pet SIZ 14, Room on parlor forts! tor tw Ping A sels tarnished Parlor ana Bed! EAGT Gy foors est class; terms moderate. ¢ ST TWENTY-FIFTH STREBT.—TO LET, 300 Miearomel furnished Rooms 7a paralware ea tirely mw; sing! for gentiomens 25 BROADWAY, NEAR | THIRTY-FU 1.250 Handsomely | furnished, front best Pica: rhe atte tem ene etniiemen and wives; firstclass za a (WANTED TO PURCHASE, ‘0 PURCHASE—A ‘GROCERY STORE ON sake HI seoenen) between Twentieth and Sixt eta Address, statit WF Po price, se, lease, &c., givine! ooattony for three days, rald office. ANTED—WASHINGTON Wie PRESS. ADDRESS, fally, VANDBRBURGH, WELLS & CO., east corner ton and Dutch streeta, New York. b | Wars eng Rasta pas MASQUE, ood order, ress, si rl box 129 evalu ames, UNFURNISHED ome AND APART- MENTS TO LET. PPER P: PHT ireninio Ul pty Ferty-ate ar street; For be particulars ‘apply to eo tm 100 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTA Sixth avenue. —! Eesreee aa ‘soven rooms. 63 West r~ixth avenue. Floor. Inquire wurray cold water an : reat RN! im: iT, itt