The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 14,002. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. PRICE FOUR CENTS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Suconp Pacs—Fourth, fifth and sixth $01 Tae Srconp Paox-Fitth column, S—Fiast tae Sixth Seen. mnie DERS WANTEU—SevertH Pace—Fourth column. ABD ane, Co aac WANTED—Srvantu = PaGu— BUSIN Nuss OF SHURE UNITIES—Niwrn Paar. pa Noriges— Furr Pace—Fifth column. inh n ESTATE FUR SALE—Sevents Pace—Third ouniice vAND SALESMEN—Seventa Pace—Second LOTHING Second. Fage—Sixth column. ACHMEN AND GARDENERS—suventa Pace—Sec- ond and third eee Ooastwise STEAMSHIPS—Sevenru gor AMIN Hissnrps— Nintu Pace, UNTRY KOARD—Srventn age—Fifth column. QNCING ACADEMIES Piney Poors itt aaa, DENTISTRY Sever Pagh—Third column, 2 RY GOODS—Finst Pace— sixth coluinn. DWELLING. HOUSES (10 LET. FURNISHED AND RNISHED—Sxconp Pice—First column, BOROPLAN STEAMSHIPS—Sxvents Pace—Filtn and RICH ANU Hered Page—Th: K?E—SxconD Page—Third column. EXCURSIONS—sxventn Page—Sixth column, HINANCIAL—Nintn Pace, FOR SALE—Finst Pace—Fifth column, VURNISHED ROOMS AND APARINENTS TO LET— OR OND, Pace—First column. NITUR OND Page—Third column, BuL WANTED—FEMALES—Sxventn Pacn--Second column. HELE” WaT D—MALRS—Srvunrn Pacs—-Thira col- umn. HOLIDAY PRESENTS—First Pae—Sixth column, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Pace—Thira fourth columns. HOTELS—Seventu Pace—Fourth and Fifth columns. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Sxconn PaGu—First INDUSINIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY—F; P. By A ANY—Finst Pace— ie oh sixth columns. CMON—Finst Facn—Bixth column. Leeruive SEASON—SEcon: ae “AND FOUS! iN Pace—siath and ourth column, —Finst Vace—First and second col- MACHING RY —Finsy Pacr—Fourth column, ANTIELS—N PaGE—Sixth column. MATRINON(AL—stcp D Page—Fiith column. ICAL—SEvENTH Pace—Sixth column, MELLIN Ry AND DRESSMAKING—Fixst Pacr—Sixth MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—TentH PaGx— hb and sixth cael a KLLANEOUS-~§ Pack—First column, FUBLI |ICATONS— Frit Pack—Fitth and sixth Oa jum PERSON AL—First Pac PIANOFORTES, ORGA -—First column. cond Pacr—Fourth S, FOBT ure Ice NOTICE—Finst Pagk—Fourth column, PRofeniy “OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO ANT SavENTH Fage—thitd column. meet Ex’ hes ANGE—s&venta PaGs—Third ‘alu RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Piesr Pacr—F REWARDS—First PaGe—Second column, SALES AT AUCTION—Second Page—second and third S| WANTED—FEMALES—SsventH Pace— rst and second columns. SITUATIONS aWANTED— MALES—Sxventa Pacr—Sec- areciALoN NOTICES—Finst Page—Second and third coli ‘boas, BIRDs, 4C.—First Pace—Third RADES—Srventa Pacr—Third column, THE TURE—Pinst Pace—Thira column. TO ee ro BUSINESS PURPOSES—Srconp Pace— rst column. TRAVELLERS GUIDE—Seventn Pacr—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMEN'S TO LET— WANT, Patter column . ket Pace—Sixth colamn, bh ‘First Page—Fourth col- WINTER "RESORTS—Seventu Pace—Fifth column. bed STEAMBOATS, &C.—Fixar Pace—Fourth col- column. PERSONAL. Bers ARD 1 EYBER ALIAS MAXRING. _WRITE aT once to vour distressed father, who is very ill, If You want money I will sapply JOHN fi Broadway, New York. B, MURRAY, YOL. FPARLEY—A LerrER OF IMPORTANCE awaits you at General Post office. JXFORMATION WANTED—oF LEWIS SHAPHUES by his wife; when last heard trom was living in fast Kighteeuth street, near First avenue, about sixteen Bivow lym ago. Address Mrs. TUNNUR, 52 Pearl street, z. JOREE \JOHNEON. OF NEW YORK, WHO PAT. ented a fruit jar July 10, 1866, will call at 56 Murray ‘street he may learn something to his advantage. [¥ THE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY WHO TOOK A “DAVID, HANNA CALLS NOT “WITHIN THREE pt tor his baggage left at No. 20 pee a sy HO Sixth avenue car at Twenty-second street at 218 yes. Yerday and iit it at Forty-lith street would like mate the a ed her garuculirs, Mf jimi of the Spauisn young man whe ps umvrella she will Diease address, with , Herald Uptown Branch offic ‘OHN (j. FINCK.—INFORMATION WANTED (ON AG- count of a death in the family) as to the above, who ft New York about six years ago; resided at 600 Jeventh avenue. ny jBlormation will be ppenminny recelved by by JAM ROGERS, Atrorney-at-Law, No. ARY AN) ERNAN IS ANXIOUS TO FIND the whereabouts of her mother, brother and sistere ichae!, Bridget and Margarct Heffernan, and also her yant, whose maiden name was Margi ly, Ad- dress 138 West Lleventh street. Lost AND FOUND. Toute se O8T—A SHELL VAN, MONDAY BVENING, IW L4 Sixth avenue car from Thirtysuurth to Fourteen street, from there across to Swinway the finder will be liberally rewarded by’ rotursing Sit to aba Broome street. OSTA GOLD SNUFF BOX, WITH THE OWNERS name on the outsi posed to have been dropped ina Twenty-third street stage. on Thesday ‘morning. Suitable sn will be paid if left at No. 422 West wi ir Di say state! A MINK MUFF, INALTMAN’S, on Sixth avenue, The finder will be suitably re- warded by returning it to 357 West Fitty- -second street, OST—FROM BROUGHAM, IN TWELFTH ili tt 4 near Fifth avenue, on Tnesday afiernoon, a small fiven leather Hand Bag. contamin pocket book roll of iis and papers. The finder will be handsomely re- warded by returning the same to Mrs. E. J, WOOLSEY, 49 West Twenty-fifth street, S794 UEN.—IF THE PARTIES “THAT STOLE THE Sn Trunk from 8 . 910 and ask’no questh will return it we ay a rewar i juestions. ex e $$ “onal Ek & RUSSELL, REWARD». | ne 5 REWARD RD WILL BE PAID "AND ‘NO QUESTIONS asked it the finder of a Satchel in the Christopher reet ferry house lastevening will return it with con- tents toMr., HALL, baggage master of Morris and B-sex Railroad, foot of Barciay street $5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN e) of Milk Account Book, lost Saturday. $: and Park avenues. venue, REWARD.—LOST, A SEAL SKIN GLOVE, i EFT Kund. in Thirty-seventh atreet, betweon. Madison tuin to 233 Madison avenue. f& REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT A 1) minx Boa, going from Twenty-seventh street up fourth avenue to Thirticth street to Fifth avenue. Ke- turn the same to 24 Fifth avenue, $5 tithes ogi tal A) SONDAY EVENING, IN Broa , near Forty firat street. a white Spitz Slut, named Patt, if returned 102). West Porty-third street the above Te ward will be given, REWARD. —LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, at Macy's or vicinity, a gold ball Locket. ‘The a Sy hye a paid by leaving the same at L. H. ast Houston street, SPECIAL NOTICES. A —THE AMERICAN RI ; the most widely circulated of the American journals published sates rs nddressing themselves to European patronaxe. Indispensable to all, persons visiting Groat Britain and the European ( nt. Subscriptions and advertisemen 4 the AMERICAN REGIsTER will be received and single copies of the paver ‘may be obtained at the office of the New York terald, New York. A ® OMING INVESTMENT, a BECOMING IN INVESTMENT, a BECOMING 1 )_ INVESTMENT, WITH A FORT COMING RETURN, WITH A FORTHCOMING RETURD With A FORTHCOMING RETURN, oN THE wie INST ae SECOND AND LAST G GRAND GIFT CONCERT HE S&COND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE In AID OF THE MASONIC RELIB¥ ASSOCIATION, MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION, MLSONIC RELIEF ASSUULATION, OF NORFOLK, ven OF NORFOLK, WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE, WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLAUK, OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TICKETS, TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TICKETs, 520.000 600 250,000 000 ),000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN YO BE GIVEN AWAY IN_ BUT ONE SERIES AND ONE DRAWING. BUT ONE SERIES AND ONE DRAWING NOT FOR MASONS. ONLY, NOT FOR MASONS ONLY, EVERY GIFT IS CASH. NO DISCOUN' EVERY GIFT IS CASH, NO DISCOUNTS. OFFICE OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY. OvvIG OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY. FOR TICKETS, CKROULARS, 4C,, ADDRESS *, THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE io eswaren’ CASH, CASH. (ROOM 25), 78 AND 80 BROADWA NEW TORK. POST OFFICE, BOX 1 Ney Wo "woore, SECRETARY. (ROOM 29, 78 AND 80 BROADWAY. (ROOM 25), 76 AND 8) BROADWAY, SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER ONDAY MORNING, SIXTH AVENUE TO MIST reet.—Gentleman who followed eatnestly desires acquaintance. If agrecable address C. D. A., Hérald Up- town Branch office. ‘Ons. SEE REWARD OFFERED TO-DAY; NEED _Rot tear. OSANNA COSGROVE—I HAVE LEFT A LETTER in station E, kighth avenue, tor you. J. CARSON, HG Y—LETTER SENT TO PHILADELPHIA RE- + ceived here yesterday. Wall send for letters 1 addressed care of station F. Address me at my ofice, peste “SEE REWARD'IN TO-DAY'S PAPER, HE GENTLEMAN’ WITH EYEGLASSES WOULD like acquaintance of young lady who bowed on leaving Madison avenue stage at Broome street, yester- fay noou. Address BELMONT, Herald office. MPUESDAY, ABOUT IA. M., LADY, BLACK HAT and gray feather, standing on corner of Third ave- nue and Fourteenth street; gentleman in coupe; wear ing seaiskin cap, desires acquaintance. Answer S., box 1,758 Post office. we D—INFORMATION — RESPECTING — ONE Janes Holford, who was a merchantin New York eity in 1841, whether he is living or dead, and, if living, Address G. W, HILL, 188 Kast Madison street, WwW ILL EDA S—NCL—R SEND ADDRESS TO H., §.? ILL THE LADY WITH AUBURN HAIR, WHO came out of Qarleton’s on ‘ucsday, about 10 o'clock, and recognized gentieman entering’ Fifth Ave- “nue Hotel, as she was wetting Into her coupe, seyd ad- dress to G. H. ald officer $5.000 REWARD. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE PAID for the return; WITHIN TEN DAYS trom this date, to any one o1 the addresses named below, of my son, poss CHARLES BREWSTER ROSS, 4 four years and seven months, who was taken from July 1, (874. Being CRUrShY, satished ctors were killed at Bay Ridge, | he his return, or p which shali lead thereto, oe ig wo ask ne questions. he woy may be delivered at any one of the following a ROSS, SHOTT & CO., No, 204 Market street. Phila- “ifaNiax LEWIS, No. 2,101 Walnut street, Philadel- ene TRA RS & CO., No. 78 Leonard street, NOLWwrs SEROTHERS & CO., No. 63 Franklin street, AS. STOUGHTON. opposite Patent OMe, Seventh street, Washington, D.C. NovLinax, PHLLLies & CO., No, 21 Hanover strect, itimore. 4 to my: wesidence, Woere information may also be sent ~~ GHRISTIAN K. ROSS, Gast Washington jane, Germantown, Via Chestnat Hull Railroad, RAYER AND EXPERIENCE MEETING CHRIST. pe] fie an evenina after New Year. ot sup! merchutdise af chance games. ag Joli ie All weloum BENJAMIN "at West Thirty: ext, atreet, : Lost “AND FOUND. ‘O8T—IN GOING, FROM PINE TO FULTON, VIA William street, $29. tie finder will be suri ra + Ale, sparkling’ Wines; manuracture of complete outfits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instruc- tions: ali departments of manutacture, bottling and dis- ienenn exclusive Ean in desirable eeTtny Cata- jogues irec, JOHN MAT(HEWs, First avenue, Twenty- sixth and Twenty: seventh stroets, Now Yorks —ISAAC G. BOYCE, COUNSELLOR, 27 BROAD. . way. practises in all’ courts of this State and United forary Puvhe; Amesican Passports, Divorces romptly, Law ¥ I MERICAN GEOGRAPHI CAL | SOCIETY. Meeting, Wednesasyi ers pee, December 23, 1874, Association ae ent a Lieutenant G: Comma Liout Wheeler wall divide his address into three parts :— Historical Kesume of Western Exploration. Labors of His Expedition tor 1874. Inportance of the 5urve, A a National and Popular Swndpoint ¢ Paper will be illustrated, ALVANS, sournwoltri. Recording secretary. A “HAY: ANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, ° ment Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery, swick Government Lottery. i intormation given. Lock box 5,954. UHOCH, 116 Nassau street, New York. AW — $600,000. — EXTRAORDINARY. KENTUCKY State single number,on the Havana plan, De cember 26; prizes cashed without discount; also Ma- sonic Reliet, of Nortolk, December 29; no postpone- ment. Circulars os information sent tre BALES & LOw “fe Broadway. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF inE KENTUCKY te and shelby College Lotteries, KENTUCKY STATE, KXTRA CLASS 323—DECEMBER 22, 1874, 13, 18 14, | 47, 58, 2. 29, 3, 63, SHEDBY, EXTRA CLASS 14l—DECeMBER 22, 1974, 9% 43, 7, 40, 32 14, 74 5d, 10, 49, Ul, 4, 19. KENTUCKY Stats, CLASS $24—DecempEn 22. i874. mA, 40, 48, G, 23, 43, 18, 74, 80, 41. sifeuay, class 1—pecewoen ‘< ‘a rect and Fourth av. U. 8. S Rbg near Corps, B nagers, Covington, K Post office box 2,751, Ne tigees * stecabamle —PARKS, EMERSON & CO., AGENTS FOR Kentucky State Lottertes, drawn daily, Royal Havana Lottery of Cuoa, drawn every’ 17 days Number Lottery, drawn Dec. 26.1874 ottery, of Nortolky Va-, Dec. 20,1874 formation turnished and circ gent, by add & C 180 Broudway, on Post office box share OP ‘Private office attached. Ale * once hours 7 A. 7 P.M. (Coxe TIONERY.—FAIRS, FESTIVALS, SUNDAY schools and private persons supplied with pure Candies of all descriptions, ut wholesale rates, in any Goring the holidays only, at GREEN, BLAC! €0,'S, 22 Greenwieh street ISEASES oF MEN AND IMPORTANT tthe and Survical Cases a specialty, DAN- IELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue, net Hwentyniuea st, G 3 cay a ann LUNG PROTECTORS— Can be in diminished at will, thus ef- tectuaily prevenang. ‘chil and cold on your lungs. Sold everywhere, ISAAC A. SINGKR, Manutacturer, E 604 Broad way. } AVANA LOTTERY—NEXT DRAWING, JANUARY 5. German Government Lotteries. Mag Rises and information given, WACHSMANN & Cu., Bankers, 75 and 77 Nassau street. Post office box 3.516, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY, tate Lotteries —simmons, Dickinson & Co., Man: AUNTUCKY, HXTIA CLASS XO. 319—DECEMDuN 2), 1574 16, 55, 3h, 41, 37, 8. 17, M4, 62, KENTUCKY, CLASS NO, so pxcranna 22° 1874 16, 48, 78, 17, 50, 72, 26, 64, 12, 55, . 71 —pecren 24, a, 43, uli miormation’ by applying to J. C! Lork, way, room 6, first floor, rear office, or Post office Dox 4,969, New York city. KENTUCKY GRAND” SINGLE NUMBER LOT. Extraordinary d: HES ie hal Le SPECIAL, DESe PRO ue net yy THE EVENING TELEGRAM, warded vy leaving the amagnt at the office of @ LANE, No. 11 Broad street. wie O0:T—ON SATURDAY EVEMING, DECEMBER 10, or near Walleck's Theatre, an warring, set in ti 4 jolze and pearis. A liberal reward will be given upon jks recovery at warehouse 155 Lary street. OST—IN GOING PROM GRANIY CENTRAL DEPOT 4 to Stewarl’s in Fourth avenue var, & ladies’ small unting case Watch and Chain, chad on, both sides, with “susle” engraved on outside ot cu'e. A liberal ret ward will be by leaving itat the: office of W. A. KANSOM s CO, 138 and 14 Grand street, O8T—A LONG GUIPURE LACK TIDY, IN COMING from Stewart's, through Tenth street, te Sixth ave- jue cars. A suitable reward will be given on its zetorn pW Waat Ristaanth sireey ERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS ben he on peg indiscretions, excesses, ar re aey ok ‘vous system, cures NRY “ iad Lexington arenne, near Twenty. N® brain Danie reet. Ys THE LOVERS OF THE ARY OF PAINTS bi Murillo and Raphael. There will be hola tor a few | eure an paren ofa epee Collection of original ai of entic Paints Hive mets onctore), Vaiseates, ger sat Kepinces, | anoleto) Valuaaten, "etn Hodif aia ‘and oth see} ae schools. ion Fince “of exhibition Howat 4a, Recreo, No. 11-West Blevepth tarcep New ‘ork city. to offer your friends isa ticket im the fifth and last Concert in aid of the Pubhe Library of Kentucky (ex- Governor THOS, BE, BRAMLETTE Manager), to take place positively om the ‘The enormous sum of $2,500,000 to be. distributed, as tollows:— One Grand Cash Gift. ‘One Gran One Grand Cash Gilt’: One Grand Cash gin One Grand Cash Gif 5 Cash me % $20 006 W Cash Gifts, 15 Cash Gitts, 20 Cash Gitts, ash Gifts, oO Gash Gitte 80 Cash Gilts, 10Ca 240 Cash G. 500 Cash Giits, 19,000 Cash Gifts, Whole Tickets, $50, Halves, $25; Tenth, or each Cou- pon, $5. Eleven whole Tickets for $500, SPECIAL BEST OLIDAY 7TH MONEY REFUNDED. nd Cash itt. 6 14,C00 each, 40,0 each sh Gitte, For tickets or information address “RE ihe Grand Bazaar, held by St, in aid of icket ‘Ticket Ticket Ticket ‘Vieket Ticket ‘Ticket ‘Teket Ticket The Prize ion to J. THOS, H. 609 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, NG OF PRIZE Teresa’s Contere SULT OF THE. DRAW: the No. No. No. 6, No. No. oor, on December 21, 1874, ia drew the Silver Wat 7,862 drew the set of Chin 2,832 drew . Trew the Order for the No. No. No. ait be Gelivered to the wi AMES E, a Ma NOTICES, “HAYS & 00., ewing Machine. 8145 drew the Chest of Tea. 087 drew the Order for the pinche Shawl. the Order for $25 Overcoat. 254 drew the “Billy” Goats. 7,922 drew the 320 Gold Piece. PRESENT ‘wasas follows + he a. ‘Ton of Coal. ‘inners on applica- eet, Poorer he HORSES, CARRIAGES, a A —MARSHAL’S BALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DIRGCTED T WILL EXPOBE FOR BALE BY FUBLIC AUCTION, THIS DA (WEDNESDAY, DECEM 2),AY LL ghoc K THE. FORENGON. Ae rit sta Bie 255 MERCER STREETONEAR EIGHTIES EET, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY —VIZ. THE FAST IROTIING HORSE HONESTY. hands high, 8 years old; has a record of 2: fo show 2's; was sired by kthun Allen and kind bred bay trotting Mare LADY CASSIUS, Is.2ig hands. hugh, 7 yearvold; mired. by Cassius M. Clay and warranted to trot in 2:40; she is one of the hathi- somest ho! horses that goes the roaa and warranted sound n Also one Park Phaeton, LRockaway, 1 top Wagon, 1 open do., L two seat Goold Bleigh, 1 light Portland d., double aid single Harness, Seal and Bear Ropes, Blan- Kets Hoods #e iY vosrnive, RAIN OR SHINE By oraer of” OUN DUGGAN. Jr. City Mai ranted a is Ware A’ VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, MO, 112 Fast thirteenth st car Fourth avenne. SIX BEAT PORTLAND SLEIGH, with rumble, made to order; cost 0, Six seat sleigh. by Gould, of Albany. Cutter sleigh, Pole and Shatts, by k. M. Btivers. woes seat Fortland Cutter, by Kimball. Single soat Cutter, by Kimball Jutters, from $0 up. . Top Wagons, "h Brewster and Dusenbury & Yan Duzer. * Clarences, ‘ea ad ae. Robes of all k Sleigh Bellet great variety. N EXTRA STYLISH KENTUCKY THOROUGH. bred road and saddle Horse for sal 8 care bay, red by Abdallah, 153g hands high, 6 years old; gamey roadster in harnesy; has no superior ‘ander the saddle or tor style in the eit jong, arched neck and heavy flowing tail; is sound, ‘kind and reliable in atl harness; a city made side-bar top Wagon, good as new: meely trunmed Portland Cutter Sleigh; fine Harness: Strap containing 60 bells; Wolf and Astrachan Robes, {ull suit; dress and stable Blankets, &c. ‘the above ts the property of a Custom House official, who 1s promoted to ‘a position im Washingtion, consequently sells at a sac- ritlee, Abply at. tlotel Monico, 28 Kast Seventeenth st. NARRIAGES RECEIVED ON STORAGE OR SALE i Rooms large, lixht, clean and dry. DRAU, Building lately occupied “by Bi Als ieee corner BROOME AND MOTT STREETS. ih SIX-SEAT AND PONY SLEIGUS, CUTTERS eth Portlands cheap; Westchester and BOUPS Reet aways, new andsecond hand. J. COLYER & No. 7 Washington place, opposite 714 INE 6-YEAR-OLD COLT, HAMBLETONIAN MES- senger stock; sound of wind andhmb. Apply to kD- WIN ANDREWS, Union Stabie, Forty-first street, near Lexington avenue, POR SALF—A GENTLEMAN'S TUR! ing of @ Black Hawk Horse, with a record of a Brewster top Wagon, Robes, &c.; horse yatranted sound and can trot toa sleigh in 2:35.’ Address G. L. Y., box 14) Herald Uptown Branch offlee. (OR SALE CHEAP—A VERY STYLIS RSE, 15 hands high, 8 years old; sound and kind; can be driven cane a lad oN S stable, 148 East Thirty-nintn street _ OR SALE CHEAP—A PORTLAND CUT! in gooa order; price $30. At priva' East Sixty: tard street. OR SALE CHEAP—NEW LIVERY OVERCOAT, very heavy blue cloth; digo one black bear and one red fox Robe, nearly new. Address LIVERY, Herald Uptown Branch office. table, 157 $100, ash Gitts. Circulars, Adaress —ROYA HAVANA drawing January 000. B.C. DE Stationer and Liberty street, N. La with, full partienars, sent free: LOT TERY, NEXT 5. 1875. $490,000 General Agent, 30 $100, for the benefit of fe.) drawn December 26, 1 co., eae ers. ters, SSP BATES & CO., 70 Ced Pos $600. 000. 1600,000 Cash ‘oie 1600.00 Cash Gite Whole $2.9. Circulars, with full 000 FOR NEW YEAR'*.—KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, MI ‘niversit; 9, ‘Whole t iickets ‘or tickets or circulars ot informati f Paducah. to be NS, DICKENSON & halves, $10; edar street, New York fice box 4,402), Agents for managers. Single Numbe ecember 26, Hi aeyans rizes. 576 Prizes, Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; ‘ ou 30 Libe » Da VLID KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. Rare naey, Drawing! Plant ‘00 00) ‘Sapital Prize. 100,000 Capital Prize. Quarters, $5; Eighths, ry ictlars, free, N, Stationer and Agent, rty street, New York. 'SPORTING—DO' S, BIRDS, &C. A Girds. 2 Food tor mockiny street, near Cunal —vor Birds, SALE, ALL KINDS OF Medicines for all di FANCY DOGS iseases: prepare: Dt ats. G, DOVEY’S, No. 3 Greene N ENGLISH DOUBLE BARREL loading Shotzun for sale; used bat little; price, $4, Turf, Field and Farm office, 37 Park row. BREECH. A FINE holiday Song Birds. reet, LOT OF SINGING CANARY BIRDS FOR pent, le fancy Bra rae, es and other a VENTEN, E OLIDAY PRESENTS. & ‘Aquaria depot, 31 Fulton IMPORTED SINGING CA- Rary, with gilt Cage, $5: pet Birds and Animals, Rabbits, “Squirrels. Pigeons. sh, Plants, &c. Gold Fish, Aquaria street. J. BAGOT, Agent ery Bea ereen ) REICHE & BROTHERS? Bird Store, 55 Chatham street. road horse: day, December 23, at 1 OLIDAY GIFTS, LEIGH, | INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY. | | INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION “COMPANY, (PRE Bust | rpue BEST uo oO# L HW DDDD ay y| PPeP RRAR EERE ory EREE NNN TITRE nH ut 0° L oD D AA Y b J PR N N T H HO OL ub baa 'y Y ib BR ae u HO OL il D - Se ZF | P PR NON T HUHBH O OL il Db DA A YY PPPP RRR NN rT u no OL meD D AAAA bg \P R NN T H HO o 2 i D DA A ba ;P R NN T u HO OL i Dp DA A ¥ |P K NN T HB Hf 000 LLLLL IT DDPD A A YP 3 NN OT THE PRINCI SECURED, A PORIU Win HOUT* RISK. 4 pete i BBBBB 0000. NN N DDDD wo B BO O NN ND D AA a2 Ov BO ONN ND D re" $3338 2 0 10 BBBBB 0 QONNND BD AAAA 2 co 00 B BO ON NN OD D A A 3% 22 Ou 00 B BO ON NN D D A ry $3588 22 Ow B BO ON NN D D yey $ 00000 BBBBB) 0000 N XN DDDD ° BITION COMPANY, EVERY BOND ‘ PURCHASED BEFORE PURCHASED BEFORE J Th gsaaes | T7777TIT «BBS 3 Fy n L) 8 iq 5D Id A i a 88 7 55 we er) TT 8560865 Jd A 1 BSSSAS 7 5 BAA n 8 8 7 55 I SS A i Bs 8 7 5S JJ IS OA nh J 88 7 55 ‘i 5a ” JJJdd A Th 885838 30585 WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE HELD MONDAY, JANUARY 4, THE PURPOSES AND PLANS. 1875. These bonds are issued for the purpose of raising funds for the erection of a building in the city of New York, to | be used tor a PEKPETUAL WO! WORLD'S Fal, a permanent home, where every manufacturer can ex- hibit and sell his goods, and ev nd every, patentee can show his invention; acentre of industry which will prove a vast | benefit to the whole country. For this purpose the Legislature of the State of New York has granted a charter to anumber of our most wealthy and respectable nerchants, and these gentie- men have purchased no less than eight blocks ofthe Special inducements are offered in RRIAGKS, LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, COACHES and BROUGHAMS, lined with satin and the softest French morocco, at one- third less than the usual pric made for this season's sales; superior wo the boas bate and London built carriages, and pagavalleds, any of home, gue. at ‘1 eet er ine SOD BROTHERS, 74) BROADWAY, H°B BLANKETS, RUBES, HAHNESS D Horse Furnishing Genaee of every description, at prices thas suit: MA} $8 00 per set; Blankets, $1 to $Weach; Robes, $3 to Ht cau h. Alter TooRing everywhere else you will kind MOSEMAN’S, 114 Cham- bers street, is the place where you eae get suited. “No mistake.” ABRNESS, Lange eek ie SLEIGH BELLS, HORSE BLANKETS— it variety and the lowest possible , 62 Warren street, corner College prices, place. iT HARNESS STORE IN ere hand made, $17; good Milkman’s Harness, # a good Double Truc harness, $30: a good Stable lanke: 50; waterproof Blankets. strapped and un- nS tor yourselves, ¥ sti New York. ROCKAWAY, BY ‘ouche, one Clar- & O8BO! NE FINE i SEAT COUPE Adams: one light Coach, one Bi ence, one fine Coupe, Pole and Shafts; top and open Pony Phaeton, 100 vecond hand Carriages, of all_styies; 30 top and opeh Kond Wagons, by the best clty makers; Harness, Blankets, Robes, W. I GRAY, 29 and 22 Wooster street. $1 strapped, *Please cat and ex FIBt 718 Rossy CHIME iat Bells, for aoa ne ingle harne: ALDRON we O08. , 56 Bee! a man street. most valuable land in the city of New York. The build- ing to be erected will be even stories high (150 feet in height), surmountea by @ magnificent dome, and will cover a space of twenty-two acres. It willbe constructed of iron, brick and glass, and made fireproof, The bonds, which are all for $20 each. are secured by a first mort- gage on the land and building, and for the purpose of making them popular the directors have decided to have quarterly drawings of $150,000 each; this money being the interest on the amount of the whole loan. BVERY BONDHOLDER THIRD SERIES DRA WHY THE BEST HOLIDAY PRESENT, These Bonds will, upon the least reflection, recom mend themselves to all as the most suitable and accepte able Holiday Gift A father so presenting a bond to hig wife or child not only secures to them the amount ine vested, Just as if it were placed ina savings bank om their name, but also makes it possible for them to win @ large fortune at the premium allotment, occurring quar~ terly. sie $600,000 DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY FOR PREMIUMS ALLOTMENT FOR 1875. THIRD SERIES DRAWING THIRD PREMIUM ALLOTME FOURTH SERIES DRAWIN FOURTH PREMIUM ALLOTM FIPTH SERIES DRAWING... FIFTH PREMIUM ALLOTMEDT....... SIXTH SERIES DRAWING... SIXTH PREMIUM ALLOTMEAT... JANUARY & MARCH h SEPTEMBER @ CAPITAL PREMIUM, JANUARY 4, 1875 ‘ll MUST RECEIVE AT LEAST n sthss i § 8, i asiss i . I! fon, Arrangements have been made to forward all orders from outside as soon as received. No delays. | No postp o Bt 09% Sto oa to Pas hed 0 Ww 0 0 0 0 0 WW 0 $8388. NO 00 O © OY WH 00 Oo fa He? Gs Oe ew s9g8e too” “too “too” tuo Address, for bonds and circulars, MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO, Financial Agents, No, 2 Park Row, New York, (ost office drawer No. 29). Remit by draft on New York city banks, by registere® letter or Post office money ord rors? CARRIAGES, SLEIGH BELLS, EVERY description, new and second hand; pi ednend pel Coupe Rockaway, Dog Cart, Coupe, six-sea leigh Cutter. ands ee ANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 634 Broadway. EERFOOT PARK.—TROTTING WEDNESDAY, DE DE- cember 2, at2 P.M. Purse of $50 for all Brooklyn mile heats, best 3 in 5, to sleighs, owners to drive. Entries will cles By Deariony Park Hotel Weanes- M, McMAHON, Proprietor, Broo: MAJ THIS Saddles, MORT ing, Bil years ol ranted 4 a FULL CAR CHRISTMAS o | ARCH, JOHNSTON'S = > BAI ony corner of Brondway and Thir the proper tacilites large Driving Ring, room “ean tion. FIFTEEN SINESS SLEIGH, built b; WELL known bay, ge can beat 2:40 NO TOP EXPR: BEAUTIFU. by young Columbu: extra handy drive: TWENTY OTHER ae week. RKER. & BON'S TERSALLS, OR CHARLES W. BARKE! RRIAGES, 6 « ROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.— Notice—The club house and grounds of this associ- ation will be open to the public fom date until April l, 1875, By order oh Executive (ommit GE! ber Apt W. OAKLEY, LYN. Dec, 22, tte. Superintendent, AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT- -nintn street, AUCTIONEER, REGULAR SALES of Horses, Carriages, ees EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 8, TURDA’ ELEVEN O'C! Loe Ke 18 HE only auton Mart in LOGUE OF ie dele O'CLOC. f m Nery ‘stylish and handy driver; can trot'in 3:05 aud w: never handled for speed; is wraied sound and kind also elegant top Wagon. Harne: SINGLE and two seated Portlana Sleighs of ‘Terrill, dling, Chance, by a, son of fing style and finish. te Hill hy Tsland Black H. Bridles, Halters, Whips, GAGE SALE ef the Well brea i Monahan, pedigree not kn in every particular. ESS We 01 ANT PORTLA| L AND very speedy bay top ane Business ER Horses. DESCRIPTION at sale. @ fine and exsy ariver; has a record of 2: now; sound, without blemish and war. igh, 6 years old an trot @ {ull mile in the end of the road; is atraid of nothing; can be driven by a lad) and is warranted sound and kind. ue Wha of W. Mitchel, Assignee, three bay work and no top Road Wagons, Depot, ‘agons, Carriages, &c. aT TWENTY-| rour hours allowed for trial on every Horse sold under warrant the State haying r showing Horses on sale, viz. :-A tirely under cover, and plenty of SALE. rae Day, high, 7 years old; last and Rvoata snow tarbee hasa record of is gentle cnouxh for a tady to drive and is warruuted pound and Kind; also top Wagon, Harness, ‘NEW AND SECOND hand aatnee Horse Clothing, bay trotting celd- own, 15% high, 7 Sleigh, by Kimball. trotti Mare, got me’ and nd go to SALES: NEVER postponed on account of weather, UOTION HOURB, OF ARC SQENBTON (ate Johnston & Van Tasseil) fast AUCTION BR. 19 TO 25 THIRTE: Si uan UNIVERSITY ACARD, | office 57 Liberty street t ‘Evening Post sol ae, THE He NOH UR STREET, NTH PLACE. Christmas occurs on our regular sale day this at low pri Three seat Albany trie, Pe ranted, and must be sold, For that reason uur sale will take place to-morrow, THURSDAY (instead of Friday), at 10 clock. ‘onies, ting seats and Critters Portland Sleighs, trimmed and untrimmed, from $35 to $15", The stock we offer is all from the best makers and war- A. T. DEMAREST & CO., 62 and 630 Broad Way. avery and Pi ha; at 226 spring form Spr eet. Act =—WAGONS AND SLEIGH S NEW AND oD + ghaud j Express, Grocery, Business, Bakers’ ‘ing Wagons; ere A AL sold ata oper saloon) ness, near': ROAD HORSE, T sacrifice; trial allowed, P WAGON AND HAR- Dew, will be sold ‘ahoare for paintsand olls Apply at 18 Third avenue, corner Seventeenth street. —FOR SALE CHEAP, » suitable for truck, cart, express or an: 65 South Fil or will trade TWO WORK HORSEs, business; avenue A te fect! 6 sound, Mor ‘all street, basement. OD, TOP BUGGY W. a Cutter aad a Seauth rgan stock, bay color. ‘ANTED—IN EXCHANGE ful Horse; 6 years old. per- Address IRON, LARGE ASSORTMBNT OF SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, Sleigh Belle, Robes and Blankets, new and secoud mand, st p9 ular prices. 00., Nevins, corner Fulton street, Brooklyn. —FOR SALE, KIGHT be agg acr! wits street, fin'the rear. nara, grocery or any busi ‘tfice, Ynquire at Fy TABLE FOR Wagon and Powery, opposite SECOND See ) SLEIGHS, SLEIGH BELLS, ALL B stylee, ner and second Nand, Lord NP 800. Sleds, PORY prices. UNION yea PORT ‘ORY, 634 Broad wa; ear Bleecker st, ANTED—HORSES TO WINTER IN THE COUNTRY: fine stabling, water in stalls; road horses jogged oF turned out at option of owner; city reference. For par- ticulars address B, H. SEAMAN, Merrick, Queens county, FOR A BEAUTIFUL NEW EXPRESS $125. wavon: will gaisy 0 hundred: another, with 14 Ww must, top, carries 25 hundred, ree fouble to any per- son who has use for them. st Nineteenth street. $15 FOR BAY HOR: TOP MILK WAGON AND Cel! free and stylish aniver; wagon nearly Harness; coe sacrifice: heavy work Horse, $65; worth 315). ‘a ‘ests Seventeenth street. (0) SUFIGHS, BELLS, ROBES, OF ALL STYLES 45 and prices; the largest and fuest assortment in the city. Call and examine, at GRAYS, 20 and 22 Wooster street. POST OF! FIC KE NO’ TICE. OST OFFICE NOTICE,—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week ending Saturday, vecember 26, 1874, ‘will close at this office as follows can 1 tneed ay it ey M.; on Wednesday, at ILA. Thursday, at 11 30 . M., and on Saturday, at ce hy Ey A. M. LJ raise Postmaster. Row Boats, in good condition, for sale cheap, will find @ purchaser by ricrewing ROW BOA1S, Sinclair House, corner Broadway and rp beg street, WATCHES, JE ELE ARGAINS. “FOR THE HOLIDAYS—A FINE ASSORT- ment of Liamonds, Watch soot Id and Coral Jew- elry, solid Silverware, &c. ; old Gold Pa a ean 1,207 Broadway. oppesite Gilsey House. oe JEWELRY PLAID" GOODS, A large and elegant stock A. D. WILSON’: 491 Sixth avenue, near Thirtieth street. — “LOAN OFFICES. <a 1 BLE ECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Liberal advances upon Diamonds, Watches, Jew- Pianos, &, or the same bought also Pawn- ’ Tickets bought Bieecker street, up stairs. A T 80 NASSAU STREET, AT THE LOWiST RATES— Policies, Merchandies Di Pianos, &c. N LEO. tween Fulton and oi Loans made on L monds, Watches, Jewelr: OLD, 8) Nassau street, T HALP THE USUAL, CHARGES—MONEY AD- vanced on Diamonis, Watches, Jewelry, Life In- surance Policies, &c, No. 79 Nassau street, between pea ‘Neke ta of Di ds id Watches hougnt. ickets jamonds and Watches hot ee Aah W, MACDUFF 200, OPPOSITE ELEV. y liberally advanced on Dia- Goods and personal rivate entrance for er enth street— monds. Watches, Jewelr: Property of every description. ladies. ik ik A’ HYMAN'S, vances made on Diamonds, Waiche . or Will pay the highest marke t price to Mozy LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JBW- elry and Silverware, and the’ same bought and sold. GEO. C. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,19 Broadway, near ‘Twenty-ninth street, 39 } NASSAU Fenton’ opposi £ POST OFFICE. — Liberal ad made Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry end, all kinds ‘or Nerchantise The same bongnt and sold. Room 1, YMAN L&OPOLD. — 4.03) SIXTH AVENUE, BETWERN TWENTY. fourth and ‘Iwenty-Afth streets —Liberal ad- Iry, Silks, 710 BROADWAY.—LIBERAL AD- Silverware, the same vances made on Diamonds, Watches, J Laces and shawh Same bought at full val L. BERNARD, ~ MAC “HINERY,. AN. “ENGINE, AND. BOILER, HAIR PICKING MA chine, ey ing and other machinery will be sold at auction at « udgon street, this day, at 10}, o'clock, by JAMES: Kant! fi R SALE—VERY LOW, IF APPLIED FOR AT once, several Hoe Rotary Presses, good as new, itv for newspaper work. Address the New York LARGE MACHINE SHOP; NEW TOOLS for neavy fron working and wood ‘working; suit- able for general er Cost $40,000: never run Will sell for about $15,000. ISAAQ H. SHEARMAN, North third street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOR SALE—ONE FIVE HORSK BAXTER BOILER and Engine, 2 Onn Se running order. $ BLASI, 54 West Broadwa; —I_ OFFER, ON ACCOUN? OF MY RUSBAND'S A; ace tie ine tour Beng a) pay for any business. in- wery, inthe rear, At Pah af ery, eh prese yi ‘ a oo two" Hobe atract near University fy place. HARNESS WILL bailt to oe ee last 6 OR SALE VERY CHEAP—AN IMPROVED HOIST. ing Engine, Leena an FEAR & Ste, 38 59 Ann stre W. AND SECOND HAND ENGINES—HORIZON - tal and upright, 4 to 100 horse, with bollers, pumps, Ac. ; &horse Baxter and other Portable Engines. WILSON & ROAKK. Water and Dever streets, {| cotton articte in constant demand, with A SPLI NDID CHOP “HOUSE 1 AND SAMPLE ROOM tor sale, at No. 5 W: Ge sok a half its value; also splendid Restanrants Oys' MITCHELL'S Store agency, 77 Cedar street A FINE MEAT MARKKT, ON EIGHTH AV! ENUB, at a sacrifice; also Meat stands at Washing’ rae Gorner Liquor Stores, Bake: ies. Confectionerica, r Stores. ee NOMITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street A RARE CHANCE TO ANY PARTY DESIRING A Liquor Store, to be sold on account of il) health of tie Proprietor, Stock, Fixtures and Lease of whole House, $450. For particulars apply. ie SMITH & LANE, 225 and 227 Cana! street, near Centr HERRING FIREPROOF SAFE—4 FEET FRONT, 5 feet high, double doors; cost $500; price $250. Ap- y to TALLMAN, 140 Church street, SIXTH AVENUE DRUG STORE FOR $1,500.— Grocery Store, $1,000; Liquor Store, bargain; Res. ‘A taurants, Cigar Stores; cash customers for businesses of all kinds. STRICKLAND’S Agency, 86 Beekman street. WHEELER & WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY A cove Machine, encased in black Ce attach. ment complete, pertect order, $25; also Willcox & Gibbs, 285 Canal street, corner Broadway, under Haldwin's. CHANCE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED.—LIQUOR Store, with lease of four story house; upper part pote erg paying profit $1,200 per annum, at sacri- ; logether or separat ces Wee TEHOLS & CAFFERTY, 99 Fourth avenue. A HIBE, Liavor STORE 802 CANAL STREET, » corner of Greenwich. for sale a bargain. If not Apply on vrem- see Auction column to-morrow. io LLOYw, 29 Broadway. A PIRST CLASS CORNER LI sola if UOR ows —TWO VERY FINE OFFICE DESKS FOR SALE— «, One of them double; also Stov. Ky) self-feeder, Rus- sia pipe ; about new. Apply 267 West Thirty-third street. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR whi FOR saic, in the best business part of the Fi ard; Tent nominal; also Lease, apply to WILLIAMS “ABS BOTT, 50 New Bowery. T SMITH’S PATTERN BAZAA 914 Broadway, a btapehatl Twentieth and T GRAND DISPLAY. ‘Or FASHIONS, TER EOnT Se REC! ‘ED. Patterns with CLOTH ‘MODELS of them READY. PATTERNS FIITED to the FORM, WARRANTED perfect. JSEFUL Let MACY & 00.'S, GOLD ess aXb beWe TLs, E MOST ELEGANT DESIGN, Who LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AT POPULAR PRICES, $800.-f: —A Agta er ey Re SHAWL FO: price $800; $1,500. Addre; SHAWL, box 187 Herald Uptown Sranol office. __MILLINERY AND . DRESSMAKING. _, j MME, DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS, OOM prising In style everything new, beautiful, usefull or in any Way desirable, now ready. U A HOLIDAY PRESENT AT JACOB'S, N NO. 8 ASTOR House, from $1 to $100; Watches and Jewelry at reduced prices; oid Gold or Silver bought or exchanged, SPLENDID HOMDAY PRESENT-EVERYBODY onished.—The large and beautitui Chromos, “The Zaptive cnilu og Old Onken Bucket,” given, ag a pre; mium to,each $8 yearly subscriber to “Demorest's, Monthly,” the model Magazine of America Fe DAY PRESENTS.—FINE ENGRAVINGS, OIL. Paintings, Water Color, Drawings, French Photo- graphs (tastefully framed), Parlor Kaleldoscopes, Cam- era Obscura Graphoscopes, outers of Palestine. and Grecian views; rosewood and wainut Stereoscopes, with views ot all parts of the world; velvet Frames with Poreela Paintings. All goods SE in Pe Pqures. 76 Nassau street, between soni and Fulton, N ATURAL FLOWERS.—WE WILL HAVE OUR ugual fine assortment ot Flowers for the holidays: lonts filled and all sorts of designs tor churches at Christe mas. Christmas Trees and G: We, VITAPATRIOK, | Flotist, 1,213 Broadway. a Y PRESENTS. A PROMINENT, DESIRABLE TOY AND FANCY Socmee eee myeye good Stock and Fixtures, for 200; worth Splendid location, Inquire’ at 30) leecker p rent, LONG ESTABLISHED, FIRST CLASS MILLINERY A and Dressmaking Kstablishment tor sale, doing a good business. Adbress W., 00 Union square. REWERY.—THE BREWERY NOS, 145 TO 159 EAST Forty-second street, near Grand Gentral depot; ca- barrels per day cul fully A with casks and ail appurtenances; id under a fa- a ait iakee Brill Deena ata nominal price, se re nies prietor is obliged to relinquish the business on account of impaired health, Apply on the premises, RUG STORK FOR SALE—CORNER SIXTH AVE- nue and Thirty- ne sree with Fixtures complete. Can be seen from 1 w 5 HUG STORK—EXTRA VALUABLE, OLD RSTAB- lished business corner; physicians, attention: assured fortune; owner too _bu-y; only $1,500; unusual chance. KE, M. SMITH, 407 Fulton street, Brooklyn. NOR SALE—FIRST CLASS OFFICE FURNITURE 4 Be Ls Hel Ray aL new; only in use eight mths, Inqui al road way. bed zs ‘ACS & KINGSBURY. UR SALE—ON ACCOUN’ proprietor, a Wood street, between Second and tire Stock, Machinery, Horsesand Wagons, a se, &c,, cheap for cash. Apply to BACH & STROUSB, No! 203 ‘Bast Fitty-seventh s street: yr —SIX R SALE—SIXTREN CORNER LIQUOR Lig) iia Stores, five Boarding Houses, tone F Bakeries, tour pin| me some in Brooklyn; five Groceries, three Cy Saloons, Crockery Stores, brag Stores; Stores to ox- change for Pro) ak more want AFFNEBY, Auctioneer, 287% Bowery. F°s: SALE—1 az TaDDEE ROOK OYSTER HOUSE, 512 Sixth avenue; splendidly fitted un, oa, AIT ate weahes. Particulal nh premises and of ©. LL West Br Call for two di 3 LE CHEAP—A SMALL HOTEL, ‘ALLY located; $0 rooms; billiard, reading and bat Toomns ; five vears lease. Address, immediate! ly, P. B., box 1d Herald ofice. JQor ae OR EXCHANGE—A NEW AND VALU- able Patent, For full particulars apply to HEIs. NBUITEL & WELLS, lil Broaaway, yaity build. ing. Toom 72, (a iihanca on ane GROCERY, MANY YEARS ES. et iwhed, on one of the best Nigueear handsomely PO Bs Do opposition: sickness the JORK, 230 Tenth avenue, near aa ESTATE AND AUCTION Tanase FOR sale—Long ee age ii down pert first class go 4 tion and good paying bi office com: piste nished; other vhistege reason for Pri ‘would d sel part AND he AL & ‘ATE, box 13 Her ineraid Fides ESTAURANT, OYSTER AND ICE CREAM SALOON tor salé very cheap, owner having other business. Inquire at 262 Sixth avenue. ZAFES.—AN ASSORTED STOCK OF SECOND HAND Safes selling on ot api 1g OM GC RRSAN INSTRUCTION. & ge REELS SIMPLIFIED.” The whole ‘ayetern briefly and clearly isa lott 01 with valuable Rules and Tables tor business u ‘4 $1. Bonrds, 75 cents. Sent postpaid. Circ Agents wanted, WAGGENFE & CO. 424 Walnut fits Philadelphia. } Trial: Balance Book.” Publishers “Waggent ~_ DANCING _ACADEMIES. J. SAl SAUSK’S DANCING | "ACADEMIES, preg og . pee Hall, 114 East Thirteenth street; Bi voort Hall, 154 East pea fourth street, PRIVATE’ LES. Sonat any jour. ‘CULAKS at private academy, it Mievénth street. A =—DODWURTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DAN + ing, No. 212 Fitth th gt corner of Twenty-sixth Street, open tor the seaso: Morning and afternoon, "olasses for ladies and children, Evening classes tor gentlemen. Send tor circular, A —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON + Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth streets Classes Monday and Thursday. Soireesevery Thursday, and on Christmas Da: ernoon and evening. Private lessous in glide waltz @ specialty. “J, MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, + Bleecker street —C snow forming for begin. rterms &c., send for circular. bin et i foctee Extra soiree Christ ok. R. AND MRS. HLASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANC. ing, 1.464 Broadway.—Morning and after classes Tor Jadies and children; evening classes for gentlemen, Ase BILLIARDS. STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND « the Phelan & Collender. Compine ten ‘ushions for Alva Aid the patentee, H, W. COLLENDER, successor ie Phelan Coliender, 738 Broadway, New York. A NEW OR SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE pase x9, in good order, Vou nr bon 7 Post omc err te lar dee price, H, H. A, ROARAUARD Sapte METRO ot ou sale cheap, at piano store, 219 eatk te wwenty-thin pt ‘sereat OR SALE CHEAP—THE M. J. EF Ger, Sg | Py was’ ‘regan y ratecsai. ane LE! sks warerooms, 738 oud: a opt bet HBLAN'S STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD Ta. Beeener wey 8 it, Ae” poe! i. Nicholas, Grand“ ote (0 Tables for S28 For sale only by GEO" PHELAN, No 7 Bare Clay street. T's GRAND HOLIDAY GIFT, Health and ple Gomestic circle Get o! WILLIAM H, ‘GuiPrira a Be G0. ‘new ‘standard bevel Biliard Tables, with the Delaney wire hions, the best in the world, as anyones by all the ‘eat ing Re 5] and amateurs, and solely in champion mat And tournaments, Call at ‘ine depot, 40 Vesey street, MPANY, 200 Bri janufactory A nt city of a staple orw! Cth Stock. For particulars Inquire ot HENRY BOKSTE, firm af Hireb & Co,, 283 and 385 Canal street ain in seco! $1. 00 aoe WILL PURCHASE A COM- == _.. WANTED TO. PURCHASE, "SECOND | “HAND GUTTER; NOT TO ANTE be dress O, L., Herala Uptown Branch