The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1875, Page 13

THE COURTS Sentence of Ex-Deputy Col-' lector Des Anges. THE MURDERED PEDLER. Effort to Save the Convicted Mur- derers from the Gallows. Ex-Deputy Collector Des Anges, recently found guilty of complicity in smuggling goods through the Ap- praiser’s office atan under valuation, was yesterday brought before Judge Benedict, of the Umited States Cireuit Court, to be sentenced, Des Anges looked completely broken down, His wife remained in the adjoining room, evidently not feeling berselt able to listen to the pi of the sentence. Judge pads in passing sentence, addressed the prisouer as follows:—You have been charged with t Offence of conspiring against the United State: Siter'e fair trial you have been found guilty, [tr mains for the Court to"inilict upon you proper punish- ment, You were an oificer in whom confidence was placed. You abused the place and lent your- self to fraud. You are & man of intelligence, and know that you ean bring forward no plea of miti- {ation forthe erimes you have committed and con- nived at. The punishment is hardly adequate to the offence. You are sentenced to two years’ imprison- ment and a fine of $10,000, and to remain in Albany Penitentiary until the said sum is paid. Although Des Anges had based a teeble hope on the points made by his counsel that some mercy would shown to him, the cold, stern, sharp words of the Judge seemed to full like ice upon his heart, and he almost fainted. The United States deputy marshals assisted him from the room, und afteran affecting inter- view with his wife he was taken back to Ludlow Street Jail, He will be taken to Albany on Monday. THE LYDIG’S WOODS MURDER. At the opening of \he Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday, before Judge Barrett, Messrs, William F, Kintzing and John 0. Mott, counsel for Weston, Ellis ‘nd Thompson, the three negroes under sentence of death for the murder of the pedler, Abraham Weis- burg, at Lydig’s Woods last summer, made application for a writ of error and stay of proceedings, During the trial the counsel, as will be remembered, raised several technical objections, upon which they now base their application, The principal grounds forming the basis of the application are—first, that the Court erred in overruling a special plea interposed challenging the array of petit jurors, the same having been drawn by Thomas Dunlap, instead of Douglas Taylor, Com- missioner of Jurors; second, that the Court of Oyer and ‘Terminer had no jurisdiction to try the indictment, the same having been found in the Court of General Sessions and transferred, and third, that Judge Barrett erred upon the trial in not Appointing triers to try the question of the competency of 4 proposed juror upon a challenge to favor, the law authorizing the Court to act as trier upon a challenge to favor being claimed to be unconstitutional, it being In derogation of the common law right of trial by jury. The case was submitted without argument, and de- cision reserved. Should Judge Barrett refuse to grant astay Messrs. Mott and Kintzing will make an applica- lion to some other justice of the Supreme Court, vested with like power, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. Barnett vs. Braum.—Undertaking on order of arrest approved by the County Judge of Westchester county, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Freedman, Prager vs. Continental Fire Insurance Company.— The offer made by the defendant and the testimony Biven on the trial by both parties should be banded up. ie etal. vs. Clark et al.—Findings settled aud le SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. The General Term of the Court of Common Pleas has adjourned till the 6th of December, when it will meet to render decisions upon cases argued during the present term. In the Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad suit, Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, yester- day, on application of Sariuel L. Tredwell, granted an order for the examination before trial of Effingham H. Nichols, late treasurer of the road. In the matter of the United States against John A, Lant, accused of sending improper hterature through the United States mails, the motion to order the com- plainante to furnish a bill of particulars was argued be- fore Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Court, yesterday, and the motion denied. ‘The husband of Ellen O'Connell, being about to go to sea, conveyed certain property to Francis Gillen, to be reconveyed to his wife. There were various judgments against Gillen, and bis creditors claimed a lien on the property thus conveyed to him, Mrs, O'Connell brought suitin the Supreme Court, Special Term, to have these judgments declared not a lien on the prop- erty, and Judge Van Vorst yesterday so decided, In the United States District Court yesterday suit was brought before Judge Blatchford by Detweller, Street & Co., against Herman Cottrell. § About two years ago the firm of Lyon & Co. became bankrupt, and ‘the defendant, Cottrell, was appointed assignee. The creditors, Messrs, Detweller, Street & Co., and othery, claim through their counsel, Raphael Moses, that the assignee had combined with one of the creditors to give him possession of the property, worth $30,000, by pay- Ing him $10,000, ‘The plaintiff’ now brings this suit to hold the assignee liable for the whole amount. Decision was reserved. Suit was brought in the United States District Court ey by Secretary Bliss, on behalf of the United tates, against Thomas T. Sturgis and Susan Sturgis. Thomas Sturgis died possetsed of personal property worth $100,000, and be will appointed the defendants bis executor and executrix. The will was duly proved, tnd the defendants received and held in trust, i their Aduciary capacity, a certain legacy or interest arising from the will, “wherein my son, George W, M. Sturgis, hall receive, after he becomes ot age, the sum of $100,000, Which will be on the 2st day of February, 4872." hen the terms of the will were being fulfilled the United States claim was not thought of, and a duty or tax upon the value of said legacy in excess of the $100,000 at the rate of $1 for every $100, bac A $199, with’ interest thereon from the first date of tho legacy, is claitned by the plaintiff. James MeGrath, the man who escaped from Ludlow Street Jail two weeks ago, while contined there under a charge of counterfeiting United States coin, and who was captured by United States Secret Service Detective Drummond on board of an outward bound ocean steamer at Philadelphia, was yesterday arraigned before Judge Benedict, in the United States Circuit Court, pleaded guilty to the charge, and said that door of the prison open and walked out. Sentence was postponed until next Saturday to admit evidence of his character. ‘There was quite a lengthy argument yesterday in Su- preme Court, Chambers, before Judge Donohue, grow- ing out of a dispute between the 7rivune and Sun asso- ciations as to whether workmen for the latter can oc- cupy ground belonging to the Tribune for the purpose of taking down the easterly wali of the Sun Building, clared by the Superintendent of Buildings to be un- safe. A temporary injunction was obtained against the Sun Association aud the Superintendent of Buildings, restraining them from going on the Tribune property. The argument was on the question as to the permanency or otherwise of this injunction, It was claimed on be- halt of the Tribune that the act of the Superintendent of Buildings was unconstitutional and that if the work ‘was alluwed to go on the Tribune Association would be ‘irreparably damaged" and would be subjected toa multiplicity of suits from tenants to whom it had agreed to lurnish steam facilities. All this was denied on behalf of the Sun, and at the conclusion of the ar- qument Judge Donohue took the papers, announcing that in a few days he would give his decision. Jobn Townshend brought suit for sale and partition of roperty of which he owned one-half and his wile one- alt, It was set up in his complaint that Mrs, Mary 8, Van Buren held a mortgage on the property, bearing A motion was made on behalf of conveyance having beon made directly to the husband was void, and that if there was a@ partition and sale the mortgage and interest, there having, been no interest paid since December 23, 1839, on the mortgage, should be paid from the proceeds of the sale, Judge Van Vorst, be- fore whom the motion was mado at Supreme Court, Special Term, decided yesterday that Mrs. Van Buren is not in a position to raise the question as to the va- lidity of the conveyance, and, further, that no interest having been paid on the mortgage ‘tor over thirty years, the presumption is that it is not a valid lien on the property, aud that, therefore, she is uot entitled to any proceeds of the partition sale, WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Morgan. STEALING A SEALSKIN SACQUE, On Thanksgiving Day a stranger entered tho hall of the private school for young ladies, No, $1 West Thirty. Hfth strect, and stole a sealskin eacque valued at $210, The case was given into the hands of an officer, who found the sacque at a pawnbrokers in the vicinity. From th cription given by a servant girl Chafles Fisher d, and on Friday he was remanded for furthe Yesterday the real thiet, George Stauley, of No, 304 West Tweutioth street, was found, who Was fully Wdentified and held tor trial in $1,000 vail, Fisher was discharged, STEALING SOUP TICKETS, John Weltz was held in $300 for trial for stealing twenty-three soup tickets, valued at five cents each, and $1 75 in nickels and coppers, the property of the Swiss Benevolent Society, The art ‘was mado on the com geinton TR Mchenker of Ne. 178) Seine A NEW WORK. HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. srect, to woom Welts offered the tickets as payment for goods bought in his store, AN IRATE COLORED DAMSEL. Martha Robinson (colored) was held in $300 for trial for an assault with a razor on another colored sister, Minnie Williams. Both parties reside in Thompson Street, and the row occurred on Thanksgiving Day, STEALING A CHEESE. Jonn H, Gaynau pleaded guilty to stealing a cheese from A. H. Turner, No. 64 Leroy street, He was held in $200 for Special Sessions, STEALING LACE AND GLOVES. Jobn D. Scheidham was held in $1,000 for trial for stealing $40 worth of lace from Kleh Ludwigh, The property was found on Bertha Max, who said she ob- tained it from the prisoner. He pleaded not guilty to the charge, but pleaded guilty on another c of stealing six pairs of gloves, valued at $12, from Dem- donie & Julya, for which he was held in $300 for trial, ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. Mary Pritchard was held in $1,000 to answer for stealing jewelry and clothing, valued at $48, trom her soplores, Mrs, Mary Gonzales. Judge Morgan adjourned the Court at half-past two in respect to the funeral of Vice President Wilson, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. ROBBING SAILORS. William White, Jr, and Charles Sothern were charged with having assaulted and robbed Charles Smith and Peter Shonberg, Norwegian sailors, of $100. The complainants arrived in this port a few days ago, and took up lodgings at the sailors’ boarding house, No. 89 Oliver street, of which White’s father is pro- rietor, On Wednesday night, after drinking in neigh- oring saloons, they went to White’s place to sleep. A dark and crooked hallway led to their apartments, While in the corridor Smith was assuulted, he alleges, by White, struck on the head and robbed of $100, Shonberg also stated that he too was assaulted, upon remonstrating with White by the latter’s bartender, Charles Sothern, and bad! iy beaten. Both the prisoners were held in $1,000 bail for larceny and $300 for as- sault and battery, POLICE COURT NOTES. Frederick Bartels, of No. 277 East Seventy-fourth street, was held for examination at the Fifty-seventh street Court for stabbing his father in the left arm. The prisoner's mother, who was the complainant, ad- mitted that the boy's father would probably have stabbed him with a fork had he not acted as he did. GLADSTONE AND MANNING. [London (Noy. 12) correspondence of Liverpool Courier.} Mr. Gladstone’s article in the forthcoming number of the Contemporary Review 18 at present conjectural as to the subject, or rather as to the precise phase of ultramontanism, which is now the ghost of his lettered leisure at Hawarden; but the retired statesman will have the company of Cardinal Manning in the same number of the great polemical magazine, and the col- Jaboration looks suggestive. The Cardinal, who is always true to his mission of reconciling English Prot- estants to the trae Church, from which they have been alenated against their will, will give us a historical rectiffehtion of the part played by Pope Innocent III. in exacting from King John the great charter. From the Cardinal’s point of view the circumstances of that epoch have been strangely be iegjtoooli er for, so far from the Papal imfluence ‘having been allied with tyranny and foreign domination, it has ever been secretly, silently, but, alas! ineffectually, on the side of freedom and jopular right. But for the exertions of Pope Innocent II. the barons would never have curbed the tyranny of the grasping Plantagenets, and by the time the Car- dinal brings his historical revision down to the close of the Tudor period we shall see, as through a holy Roman haze, that the gradual alienation of the English people trom Papal allegiance has been the work of tyrannical monarchs, who by persistent oppression forced a Cath- olic people into an attitude of mistaken and uninten- tional Protestantism, Even Cardinal Grandison was not so acute as this, but then Mr, Disraeli is no match for Dr. Manning, a8 Lord Redesdale can testify. __ LEGAL NOTICES, ALL UPON THE H HAIRS OF THE LATE L LORD OF ‘manor, CARL WILHELM WIESE. On the twenty-second of February, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, the ¢ lord of the’ manor, Carl Wilhelm Wiewe, died’ at in Wissek, in the District of Wirsits, of the Provinee of Posen, Kin, Prussia, being childless, unmarried and leaving no will, His brothers and sisters, 1, Henrivtte Wilhelmine Wiese, 2 August Ferdinand Wiese, 3 Johann Au & Honrletie Caroline Wiose, died long bebe him, partly in’ ‘chithood, partly without leay- ing any known Issue entitled to inhe: Fe cere eae ia Dee eaUl eae ecilals Okey ‘Wiese! hal bin wile, Anus Rensta Wieseches fQiann, boxe of, whom ia lik manner died long before him, His grandfather randmother ou his mother's side, who likewise died efore nim, were tho village Mayor, Christoph Trojahu, who held both'a tree and fief tenure of Motylewo, district of Chodziesen, and hiis wife, Rcsine Ouro- line Hriess, the latter a daughter of Christoph Briese and Lis wife Atina Maria Briese, neo Buss, of bichberg, district of Crarnikan, As his grandfather and graudmother on the futher’s side, who, however, were also deceased long before him, are ascertained to have been the freehold estate owner, si we. of Motylewo, and his wife Anna Margaret Wexner. His ‘above-mentioned grandmother, rgarothia Wieve, nee Wexner, bed, prior to that, jarried to one Andreas Freymark, and was a daughter of Jacob Wegner and his wite Anna Wegner, nec Wilke. ‘The inheritance of the lute Wilhelm Wiese consists of the two manor estates, Kl issek and Kloin Koscierzyn, & farm ut Motylewo, further in securities, ready money and outstanding laims, amounting in all to 800,000 Prassian thulers, or 000,000 United States currency, “The tulterit- ance isin the sate keeping and management of the under- signed court. ‘As nearest blood relations, who would be legally entitled to present th s heits to the estate, only those as zeta are such in the fifth degree of adinity of » Collateral ranch have legitimated themselves. In order to complete the list of proofs and evidences to rights of inheritance all and any such persons conceiving themselves to have neurer or equal cluims with those of the blood relations of the fifth ¢ of kindred of the collateral line who inve already legitimated themselves to the inher: ne! the Inte Carl Wilhelm Wiese, are hereby culled to give notice of such claims to inheritance up to the Both of June, 1876, Inclusive, to tho undersiyned sourt of justice; and ‘aro farther called upon to support and prove such claims by the production of such parish registers as mu be requisite, with the warning that on the expiration of this specitied term the instrument setting forth the heirs at law will be drawn out and the inberitunce delivered over to such heirs at low as are thereby legitimated. Royal Prossian Dis- _Lousuxs, 10th day of October, 1875, ail may send their proofs of heirship, duly SS to the German Consulate General at New York, No. 2 spettag Green. MATRIMON. TAL. SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN NG A HANDSOME winter rosidence South would be pleased to make the equal ppreciate the kindness and uffeetion ‘of a nd; the best of references gl Please address, in confidence, where an interview ean be had, WIDOWER, Herald office, BACHELOR OF FORTY. und literary tustes, with quiet companionable woman tion, with a view to marriags home more than society ad need answer, ill bo devoted t ‘gence ’VANDERLOOL. Tie “GENTLEMAN MATRIMONIALLY — INCLINED would like the acquaintance of some ladies same way inclined. Address F. W. B., Herald office. RETIRED ARMY OFFICER OF MEANS AND A brilliant record, tired of the world und single life, de- Sires the + acquaintance of a Indy of undoubted ompossaulity wad equal means with himeell, with a view to maérim 50 Zeere of age need address OAVALEY OFFICER, box 143 Herald of Are cg YOUNG OR saanate LADY OF WEALTIL $s marriage with an American ntleman of culture, cater tall an mn ha lexioned, will receive « prompe'reply by addressing M. A. , box 117 Merald Up- pe ol ONAL GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO At corre oud with lady of menns desiring matrimony; dest of relorenco given and roquiied. Address GOUD HANDSOIE box at Herald office. VIS.—BONN ASION. NDRE, rant et Lager Bierre; le tout bien achalande che: troix ans de Licences, Second stre 2 A E. Dintug Room, roadw Uyaters in the ety. Beaks and Chops from 12 to 4 P.M. SANDY SPENC. STORAGE. “STORAGE. WEST SIDE STORAGE WaRE- Aire Sos, Usd und O30 Hudson street, Wich street and 10'Abingdon square, for Furniture, Pianos, Baggage, &e., H it in rate, most extensive and responsible estab! the business. R. TNGUATET ownee and manager, office OOS Hudson atrot (Abingdon square). OKAGE FOR FU RITE RE A, Rare ae i wonarate venience ; elev ‘38, 40 08, BAG- y con- EAGLE STORAGE WA\ passed facilitie: tne; lowrates : REHOUSES: UNSUR West Thirty-thted JMPIRE STORAGE WAREHO! SES FOR FURNITURI 4 Pianos, Mirrors, peenene and Merchandise, in separ Tooms, wt low rate sing, removing, boxing and ship- plug promptly. w itvended to i. REILLY & Ov., Proprietors, Use, 890 and B82 Hudson street. c LOTHAN a AT FLATTO'S UPTOWN ESTABLISH avenue, corner Forty-siath street—Ladies and Geutle- men will positively receive t inore in cash than elsewhere for cust off Clow iended b T1274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 1 Dye: ‘aid Thirty-third streets, Broudway ioe castool Clothing, &., HAK 274. RTY.S Be ex will be pele by culling on oF addressing I, TB, MINTZ'S GREAT N Y STORE, 248 Third avenue, three doors above Twentieth street, 50 per cont more cash will be paid for eust-off Clothing, Carpots, sewhere. and gentiemen will do well dia note to Mr. or Mrs. MINTZ," Brooklyu DN pg preg AY for cast-off Clothl ny other hous ot shan any ot wins in N ‘arpets, Jewelry and Pawn Tic in Brooklyn or New York, Addr CAMERON, 172 Bri _OITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Central. A —F¥OUR AND FIVE 8TORY HOUSES ON FIRST, + Second, Third and Sixth avenues, below vara at for sale below panic price eo 8 large varie ents und small private Houses in $2,000 iso some choice buildin; loans, JAMES FETTRETO locath with i tiberal , 999 Sixth avenue, West Side. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, ELABOR- ately furnished thrvughout, below Sixty-second street hear Park avenue; will be sold at a groat bargs used. st moderate rent. "Apply for permit af 000 de. ; secoss unexeeption: +, box 129 Herald office. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. 'URNISHED FLAT, NICELY LO- —BEAUTIFUL ait lug do let tow Soak? oa et PE ib; ever vement ply i W809 Sixth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LED & NIUBLY FUR- nished Room, all improvements. hot and cold water, in brown stone house No, 201 West Twenty-second street. AP rnb NO. 24 — ELEVENTH STREET.—NICELY foraishod Rooms on second and third floors a moder- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO TWO gentlemen; gas, bath, hot and cold water, &e.; terms $2 GO each. Inqniro at 255 West Seventeonth street. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FOR LIGHT HOUSE. Se cegping, 104 West Thirty-first street. References ¢: \OURTEENTH STREET, 158 WEST.—HANDSOME and ne also a Par- furnished Room at $4 per week ; lor Floor; hoae aot neighborhood Bre clays; references. PROPERTY OUT OF THE | ALE on TO RENT. FP epson vo Reena: ROOMS TO LET—AT 41 T aia ciTy, L NEW HOUSES, FORE ee aman UNFURNISHED, A. T. STEWART has completed, ready for immediate occupancy and will rent for family’ use, several Houses of various classes, suitable for summer and winter residences ; fitted with furnaces, ranges and all rn conveniences; surrounded by ample grounds and peculiarly attractive ad bernie viz. $1,200—A large and elegant Mansion, furnished in modern style, with an sere of ground, laid out with walks, a roomy baths, water shrubbery, &e.; house has ts, —. Hugo house, fine gro . but unfurnished. St $s00-a Dvellingof same class 0 above, unfurnished, with like grounds, &e, FOR $40—A very attractive and convenient House of 10 rooms, shnilar couvenionees; bat unfurnished. ‘$400—A handsome House of 10 rooms, unfurnished, bat, Seite like conveniences, ‘OR -A very comlortable House of seven rooms, un- furnished ie Parlor, dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms, pantries, THESE HOUSES aro admirably located upon fine roads and drives, with sbundnnce of good. water, tn's serouy healthy atmosphere, free from malaria of Kind Where all family supplies ure as ousily to be bad “RAILROAD STATION within a five miuutes’ walk, and accessible vo the city ut neurly every hour of the day by the Flushing and North Side Railroad, from Hunter's Point and eee Sue slip, Forty minutes’ ride through beautiful seenery in elegant cars, THE LARGE FIRST CLASS HOTEL, located in an ele- nt pur adjoining the railroad station, is open for visitors all ti ‘and supplied with everything in season. Cur- riages had at a minute's notice. A visit of inspection is re~ NS Rony at Garden City Railroad Station to W. R. DALE, Manager. FE SALE—PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL HOTEL Property; large lot, fronting on Girard, Lancaster and Merion avenues; only two squares from main exhibision buildings; four story Hotel, with all conveniencs + for jeune ate smsenslon u " al be made easy. Thi @ fine opening for an ent isin are) A as G. KESSLER, Fink and Chestnut streets. UR SALE—A THREE STORY MANSARD BRICK House, 11 rooms, in Philadelphia, situated on the cor- ner of Susquehanna ‘avenue and Franklin street; terms moderate. Apply at 111 West Thirty- fist attack Now ork, ULTRIE, 0 LET—AT ELIZABETH, N. J., MODERN HANDSOME, French roof House, eleven rooms, all improvements, eight minutes’ walk trom depot; window shades throughout ¢ some furniture if desired; $90 per month, or $30 and Board for one. Address box 234 Post office, Elisabeth. “REAL ESTATE | TO | EXCHANGE. QMALL FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—95 acres near Mattawan, N. J., $5,000; 24 acres at Mel+ yille, 1.1, $4,000; 11 were’ at Lincoli Fark, Morris county, X. J, $5,000," 12 ‘acres at New City, Kkocklund gouty. ae Y., $8,000; 45 acres near Greenwood Lake, N. J. 3 all of above Lave poe tulldivgrs wang tarmist’ co till exeneine for city property; also « sarge number of other choice Farms, all sixe to trade for desirable city property. JO! (ON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City. For Other Real Estate Advertisements See Directory. “VERY DESIRABLE FRO. ENT. he dea physlslunrer tight hosmecstying: 65" Weel Kighteonth street, betwoen Fifth and Sixth avenues, —ONE OF THE LARGEST AND FINEST UPTOWN + corner Stores on Sixth avenue to let, ut @ low rent, for @ good business: also smaller Stores. Apply to JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, 999 Sixth avenue. ASEMENT STORE TO LET—CORNER THIRD AVE- nue and Forty-eighth street; suitable for jie saloon, rber shop or trunk store. Apply to LOEW BROS., 760 ‘d avenue, corner of Forty-seventh street. OCTOR'S OFFICE TO LET—BATHROOM ADJOIN: ing; also buck an FFICE ROOM, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, $12 50 per month, oh the most prominent uptown Broadwa: corner, under Grand Hotel. Apply on the premises, 1,2 Broadway. 10 LET—TWO SPLENDID LARGE STORES, ADAPTED for any busines; location ei Apply at 290 Front street und 425 West Sixteenth 0 LEt—STORE, VERY NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNER Eighth avenue and Forty-second st location for barber or saloou. Inquire of D. KEM , 300 West Forty-seventh street. 10 “eb ppt pert? OF A STORE ON BROADWAY, NEAR Twenty-first street; an excellent business locstion. In quire at 927 Broudwe: 0 LET OR LEASE—STORE 115 THIRD AVENUE, BE. tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth xtreots; also Second Floor in same house. JOHN G. AURIDLE & SON, Bast Houston strect. "TO LET. Furnished. T $225 A MONTI—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED four story brown stone House on Madison avenue, WL KER, 220 Fifth avenue. DW: ELLING _HOUSES T LOW RENT—FINELY FURNISHED YOUR STORY brown stoue House, till May next or lon tra width, on, Eighteenth, Twenty-first, ‘Thirty-second, Thirty-sixth, reat Streets, near Fifty avenue, suitnd Houses on Fifth, Madison and Lexi WILLIAM HrCeK Ee 220 Fifth avenue, N_ EXTRA SIZE MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED four story brown stone, near Hoffman House; statuary, jhe. : will ront to reg msible’ part Shoe UFpOSeR, ab low rent. WILLIAM TUCKER, 220 avenue. A —FURNISHED HOUSE ON PIFTIL AND MADISON » avenues: Thirty-seventh street, near Fifth aven several small Houses, Flats and Suits of furnished E. A. DAILEY, 588 Sixth OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED. — ONE + large Boarding Honse, 20 rooms, partially furnixhed, $100; best location; neighborhood of ‘three largest hotels; three doors from Broadway. 585 Seventh avenue, owner. TORE TO RENT—WITH BACK ROOMS, AT 824 EAST Twonty-second street, having a new front, with large show window ; will let reasonably. Apply on premises, or owner, 326 East Fifty-second street. 10 LET—A FOUR STORY HIUH STOUR BROWN stone furnishe: een Fifth and Sixth se mouth if twken immediately _ ald Uptowt. Branch office. 10 LET—A VERY DESIRABLE SMALL BASEMENT Honse on Lexington avenue, near 25th street, complete and in perfect order; House on 24th street, near 4th avenue, Apply at office 130 East 12th street, OTH STRENT, NEAR FIPTH AVENUE—A FIRST 2) class, full size, handsomely turnished House to let, for LLIAMS, 837 | Sixth av. the winter or longer. Q() West THinry. PIFFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—To rent, a handsomely furnished House; everything new and in complete order; immediate posses sion location mont desirable in the city. Unfurnished. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO RENT— Near the Eighth, evenue eptrance to Central Park; $600 a year. Apply at th aven Me aes 5 JO BRANIGAN, N ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House in Thirty-ninth street, near Fifth avenue, to let ut a moderate rent to a first class family, Apply to JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, 909 Sixth avenue, FLANDSOMELY, YURNISHED, ROOMS, TNA GOOD Touth serect, bear Broadway, wrens Pes Ltr WELL FURNISHED ROOM ON PARLOR floor, suituble for one or two gentlemen; house and lo- desirabli ; terms enth street winter; refer- ences. 248 East Nineteenth street. poe LET—A FURNISHED FLOOR, IN UITS OR singly. Meals served in rooms if desired, No. 434 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtioth streets. LET-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, FOR $¢ 50 F week, ¢ suitof Rooms, handsomely furiiished, at 650 Pg street, Brooklyn; 10 minutes! walk from H 10 LET—NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MOUSE- Keoping; also hall Bedrooms, for gentlemen; rent roa- caine pply at jeasunt Ebel . with’ beth and all pape eit able for gentlemen or gentleman and lady. 234 West Thirty- ninth street. 10 LBT—IN Pa PRIVATE FAMILY ON THIRTY.8ECOND |, to young man ni: terms low ; references ex- 0 LET—A LARGH FURNISHED ROOM, TO GEN- tleman only; Breakfast if desired: references exchanged. Mrs. WOODWARD, 401 West Fifty-fifth street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH fire and gas; Thirty-fourth street curs pass the door; # references required. Inquire at 291 Kast Thirty-fourth Ring first bell, ANGER. PER WEEK FOR A LARGE, NEWLY FURNISHED Parlor room; plum sinall house and family. ent, near Twenty-third street and opposite Ouse, ¢ FOR NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT Room, third floor; also large Room, top floor, $4; bot suitable for housekeoping; all conveniences; hall room, $2; private fainily. 326 East Fourteenth street, EAST 22D STREET.—~HANDSOMELY FURNISHED large hall room to let to gentlemen, without Board; fine restaurant second door; references. BOND STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET 1m $3 to $6 Iso large front Basement, aultable for a doctor's office; very convenient to Grand Cen: tral Hotel. WEST THIRTIETH STREET.—TWO CONNECT- ing Rooms und one single Room, handsomely fur- nisbed, without board, for refiued gentlemen only; house ‘and location every way desirable. 2 /D STREET, NO, 30, EAST.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms on third floor, en suite or singly: also second aad fourth floor front Rooms; references given and 3 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—VERY DESIR- able fornished Rooms, southern exposure, to let, without board, or breakfast i if required. BOARDERS WANTED. eennnnnnmnnnnan amram 1 Rouen STORY ROOM, ‘With ‘PIRST CLASS pard reterences exchanged. 28 East Twenty-third square. ¥ FURNISHED FLOORS IN nd, Vorty-sighth street, five light intment, for parties desiring madation ; private tables and astond- undoubted reference need apply; OF expense spared to render the occupants inde- = sl asin own house, Reference ut 1" FLOOR, BACK PARLOR, WITH EXTENSION, HOT and cold water, southern © e im 184 Waverly ylsce, —* with first class table, 4 AVENUE, 340A LADY WILL RENT HAND- =, comely een furnished Rooms to gentleman and po oy men, with or without Bourd, at reduced Ler, win handsomely furnished third floor frout Re ty Adjoining: ulso comfortable Rooms for gentleme 337, SECOND FLOOR,—THREE Rooms, handsomely furnisied, with 0 01 sndsomely furnished: with or without private single Rooms for gentle- 5TH, AVENUE, NO. 120, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Room: ite or singly, with or without Bowrd: also Parlor Floor, entifo, with private table if desired wi prives astonishingly low. Reterence TH AVENUE, 208, MADISON pega handsomely ‘furnished, with e. PARK F without private ‘Also Parlor and Bedroom for ventleman wife JOUN P. WORSTE one single Room. $9 PER WEEK FOR DOUBLE ROOM: closets, hot and cold water, excellent Boar 5 50 a . jeman and wife; fire on Sunday. ‘25 between Seventh and Eighth avenues, WEST 42D STREET, NEAR STH AVENUE, SECOND ite of rooms; also fourth story room’ with first ; house hus all modern improvements and sunny RAST THIRTY.) FIRST STREET.—A HANDSOME Suit of Rooms to let on second floor to a tamily of table and house first class. — : three or four person: ag 4 STREET, PACING STUYVESANT PARK, NO. 238 hall Room, handsomely furnished, ali im- , to let with Board; Rooms heated; re! BETWEEN BROADWAY AND Dalesrlo, piece celgtin: sites) -eatas Ast Maple Rooms, with first class French Board, in a refined family; good opportunity to speak French ; references. 16 FAST _2WeNTY-THIRD | STREET, “MADISON square.—Handsomely furnished — Roo: with or without private tuble; terms reasonable; referepces ex- changed, V7 NEST, TENTH | STREET. ELEGANT SECOND Floor, en suite or singly, gentlemen or families; pri- vate table if desired; terms very moderate; table Board’ at eferences ¢ d required. D STREE, 45 WEST.—VER) ROOMS ‘on parlor oor, with ‘ample #; also Rooms on handsomely furnished, to let, with xchinged. 2 third floor, new!: Bourd; referenc QP, STREET, W 317.—NICELY FURNISHED 2 sunny frouf and hail Room, with excellent tuble; honge, location and accommodations first class; also pleas: ant Room for two gentlemen, $14; referon: 3? STREET, NO 7 WEST, SUPERB LOcALITY.— legant Floor, en suite or singly: superior table: also Kooms for gentlemen; terms very moderate to desirable 11Q BAST TWENTY FIFTH STREET NEAR FOURTH avenue.—Comfortuble furnished Rooms for the win- ter, in private French family, at reasonable prices. 123 BASTPORTY-POURTH STREET, NEAR GRAND Central depot.—Rooms furnished’ completely, for, Rousekeeping, for small families or single gentlemen; tent: $5 to $8 per . Apply on the premises, or to W. GAVEY, 45 Bloocker street. 138. —FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A FRENCH family, ‘To be seen at 138 West Sixteenth street. West FORTY-THIRD STRERT, HALF BLOCK Nicely furnished sunny Rooms to a family or Cerra gentlemen ; ceodingly low. location first class; terms ex- 29] SIXTH AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR—A LARGE, newly furnished Room, for one or two gentlemen, with fre and gas; terms moderate, Call for two 23) EAST FIFTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET, HAND- some Apartments, choice of first or second floor, with front basement for Nousekeeping, in a private house. ‘Terms moderate, if taken immediately. of Fifth Avenue Hotel).—Handsome Roo) tomely furnished, singly or en suite; also a handsome front Basement. 649 SIXTH AVENUE.—FURNISHED, ON FIRST tioor, a large front Parlor and one or two Bed- rooms, suituble for a party of gentlemen, or for housekeep- ing or ‘business. _Been pa ‘time. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AyD APART- MENTS TO LET. \ SECOND FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS, IN PRIVATE Noune, in Wont Fifty frat street; modleen improvements; Teut $25 per month. A. THIRD FLOOR, Ix HOUSE 536 WEST FIFTY- first street, six rooms, with use of bath; rent $20. Ap- ply on the premises. BEAUTIFUL FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS, WITH improvement and Janitor: present oeounant the city; will rent low, GREGOR & MILLER, enue, corner Fiftieth street. FLAT OF SEVEN LIGHT ROOMS, ALL MODERN improvements comforts for housekeeping; t fights up; in fine order East Fifty-first street. NICE FIRST FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, GAS AND water, in good order, for $23; brown stone front. 782 Greenwich street, between Bank and Bethune, Inquire on the premises. A —NICE APARTMENTS, 3 ROOMS, $13 50; 2 7 ns, Rooms, $10; 5 Rooms, Hin good Inquire on the premises, 784 Greenwich strect, near 725 Tenth avenue. rent moderate for the winte: Janitor in basement. A —SUPERIOR APARTMENTS CHEAP—BROWN + stone house, corner of Fifty-seventh street and Second improvements: perfect order; fine sitaa- tion ; separate pal halls furnished; suitable for families; Janitor; owner on premixos, T REDUCED RENTS—FLOORS OF SIX ROOMS, IN the new brown stone houses 396 and 33% Kast Fifty-third Street; halls and stairs furnished; all improvements; rents $18 to $24. Apply on the premises. A cBECOND FLOOR AT 58 GREENWICH AVENUE; f Zi. willbe, rented low tow desirable tenaut: pleasant lo cation; order; newly painted, jate possession. Inquire at 18 Perry st AW RELENDID CORNER FLATS TO LET AT RE- « iced routs: 11 windows, with southern and western exposure: every iniprovement and in tirat class order. | Ap- By, to JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, 990 Sixth avenue, oF 'T. Barney, 82 Brondway. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH FLAT (EIGHT ROOMS) TO Tont low, on one of the finest blocks of fats in the sity; every improvement. Apply to JOSEPH WILLIAMS $50 Bixth'uvenue, of to A'S KINUSL-AND, 86 Broad stree ESIRABLE COTTAGES, EIGHT LIGHT ROOMS; Croton, gas, grounds ; sea er ato $12 to furnished Apartments for heusekeoping, #4 50) to $6 weekly ; healthy, genteel location. 635 West instead treet IRST CLASS PLATS TO LET—IN BROWN STONE front, high stoop, to Srst class tenants; Parlor and Base- ment Floor, 9 rooms; Third and Fourth Floors, 6 rooms euch; all improvements, No. Sixty-second street, Sear Weateon'svenae. Lnqelco of ownes, oo premises jMRST CLASS FLATS, IN BROWN STONE FRONT house, No, 153 East Forty.seventh street; Parlor and Basement Floors, uine rooms, By all improvements; also a Second Floor, of five rooms. “Apply to LOEW BROS,, 760 Third avenw ON, WEST, LWENTEETH STREET—FIRST CLASS threo story and uttic high stoop brick House, containing rooms, in good order, and contains all modern improve iverlooking the grounds of the Episcopal Colle ‘at estate of D. A. CUSHMAN, 172 Ninth avenue, y first stro 0 LET—A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY HIGH stoop house, No. Second avenue, above Thirty- rth street; eleven rooms; in complete perfect order; 2 Oitice 139 East Twelfth street. TO LET—A TWO AND A HALF STORY HIGH STOOP brick KH ts; rent $450, Sighth avenu 26th streets. Inquire on premis t Filty-second street. T° RENT UNFURNISHED—THE FOUR STORY brown stone House 51 West Ninth street; in good order; immediate possessi ‘Apply to owner on the premises. TO LET SMALL FAMIL A ee tines ‘ana double ebvertul frost, Ro Turnished, 366 Lexington avenue, near Fortioth str any time, A PRIVATE HAS TWO NEATLY FUR. rms very moderate; references eighth street, FAMILY let; ti LARGE T ROOM, WITH grate fire; 0 o let to one or two gentlemen; house private; location first class, Ap- ast Kieventh street, near Second avenue, PLEASANT ROOM, PU RNISHED 1, 84 pe FOR West BEDROOM, front, 208 West Fourth strees, if required LADY, hone, ers, would Address B. ( e xtra Bedroom LIVING IN A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Tamily but servant and two gentlemen lodg- 1 y tront Room to @ gentleman, Herald ¢ ptown Branch office. FURNISHED {algo a Room nd Bedroom for light terms very moderate, No, 264 Third avenu enty-lirst street, LARGE CORNER ROOM vusekeep- corner NICE FURNISHED RoC and wat ire If desired aie no ebildren. Apply “at ED FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR ONE vonienee; terms low. 189 JQENTS CHEAP.—RENTS IN THOSE NEW BROWN stone front houses, 503, 505 and 531 West Forty-ninth ‘ble mantels, wardrobes and chan- nd, $20; Third, $18, Fourth, corner KF bat seventh Street; six rooms, deliers. 8 $16, Apply on the promis« 10 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF 114 EAST ae teenth street, betweon Third and Fourth avenues, sui for an office or wareroom; also Lofts in the rear ft Hast Thirteenth street, with power, Inquire of F. GROBE & CO., 114 East Fourteenth street. (0 LET—A FINE PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT all improvements, good neighborhood, ate; or the Third Floor, five rooms, in good Apply to owner, in house 121 Kast Kighty- fifth street. near Lexington avenue, 10 LET—FRENCH FLAT: bi tone high stoop 117th street, Tid Eust 117th streot, VERY LOW RENT; all modean improve: t Fourth avenue. Inquire of Janitor 0 LET—IN FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, 524 West Forty-ninth street, six Rooms; all thé modern improvements; rent, $21 to $16." Apply te ROBERT HAY, on premises. 0. LET—NICE APARTMENTS—150 THIRD AVENUE, 388 Third avenue, 38 Downing street; three rooms enc! Fent $12 to $17; also others; nice locations, Apply at office 139 East Twelfth street, 10 LET—FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS IN CORNER ouse, 367 Bleccker street; also First Floor in 369 Hicecker streot, containing. five rooms euch, Apply at the owner's residence, 18 Van Nest place. MO LET—FRENCH FLATS, 6708 ROOMS, IN GRAND Cirele Hotel, Broadway and Fifty-ninth ‘stree Toeation ; elevator, st all miodern impro at reduced rent parties. « WEST SIXTEENTH.—WITH BOARD, HAN! somely furnished Room, second floor; ‘suitable for Ker tleman and’ wite or party of gentlemen; modera improve- ments; terms low table | boarders 37 West quirry-7iRp stREET. ELEGANTLY e furnished Apartments, with good private table, in a French house; whole Second Floor and Part of the first and third floors, QAM, STREET, NO. 67, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues.—To let, to ‘weed Ce adults, an un- ally handsome Mis goed Floor, wit! it class private le only; house ans Caachi unexceptionable; ret- vences given and require EAST TENTH STREET (BREVOORT PLACE), Handsomely furnished Rooms to rd, on first @nd second floors; low rents; also transient parti 4 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET.—FRONT ROOMS on second floor connecting; also a Room for a single Rentlean. with Bom he house is handsomely furnished roughout and first class im all its appointments ; references. 6 MACDOUGAL STREET.—ONE LARGE ROOM, nicely furnished, with large closets, or two large con? necting Rooms to let, with first’ class Bo rd, to gent an and wife or gentlemen; terms very reason: Ie; references. 69 IRVING PLACE.—FIRST CLA: BOARD, AT very reasonable ge ms ¥ingly or en suite, for gentlemen or families, ies wishing comfort ; fer- ences. CLINTON PLACE.—BOARDING; GENTLEMEN 87 and their wives or single parties can be accommodated with good Board and pleasant Iooms; single or en suite. 104 MADISON AVENUE.—TWO ROOMS, SECON floor, front, with or without Board; newly furnishe: in small family, 105 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH avenue.—A front Rcom, ulso one hall Room, second floor, ues furnished, with Board, $3 per weex; without bout 10 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—PARTIES in search of comfortable, warm, well furnished Rooms, with excellent table, can have their choice of second or third floors; families or single gentlemen; terms very moderate. S 129 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.—-THE NEW house; afew gentlemen can have first cluss Bodrd for $5 a week ; also a few ladies. 13 % WEST FORTY.SEVENTH STREET.—A GEN- tleman and wife or yentigmen can be accom dated with newly furnished Rooms aud first class Board; terms moderate. 13Q BAST BT STREETSA BACK PARLOR FoR one or two Boarders with « private fainily; very good reference required. 15. WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTIL and Seventh avenues.—Back Parlor and front hall Room to let, with Board, in private English hes refined parties desiring ¢ comfortable winter home. Apply. 210 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—HAND- fomely and newly furnished second story, trunk Room, with every convenience, to with superior Board; iso third story ball Room; terms moderates telerences ex! changed. 9 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH SYREET.—TO LET, with Board, two single Rooms, well furnished} those In pursuit of a home eal; terms moderate, 236 West, TWENTYSIXTH STREET, | NEAR Eighth avenuo—A few gentlemen can obtain Board; gas and bath; the comforts of a home. 94.6 WEST AWENTY-FOURTH STREET. —A PLEAS: ant sunny Room, with Board, to gentleman and wife or two gentlemen ; te 8 modey . 24 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—HAND- somely furnished Rooms, with first class Board, for gentismaan and wifo or single gentlemen; reterences 'ex- changed, WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, Bon Vasvenl cE oe the ge on third story, buck; y furn’ 255 WEST TWENTY-| vir STREET, FIRST CLASS location. —Board AN. d mt very low prices for entlemen und their wives or ntlemen; Bourd and {oom tor $7 per week; reforonces xchanged. 0G ZASt, SIXTY FIFTH STREET. —BOARD AND room for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen ; would board a family for the winter at low prices; house pri vato ; all improvements; references, 354. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET—A | FINE large second story front alcove Room, with first class Board, In @ private family; all conveniences; refer- ences exchanged. 42. WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—A WIDOW, having @ cheerful home, would two Rooms, furnished, with o d, “LADY WOULD LET A HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Parlor and Bedroom, second flour, front, to gen- tleman and wife; Board f,, lady Ay oe aafites seeking @ dress hd ch office. SLPTH ‘University place.—Ele ingle gentlemen, with or A baproan Bryson gent Apartments for families and without Board, at moderate prices. ‘ADISON AVENUE, NEAR THIRTIETH STREET. House newly, snd, clegautly painted and furnish Paciors, second and third floor, to let, with private table, to- or separately. Address SUPERIOR ACCOMMODA- fons: Herald Uptown Branch office, ARTIBS: Sena BEAUTIFUL KOOM, IN FINE location, wi will not fail to be Suited at 3 reasonable terms at 63. vin avenue. Reference: WITT, 50 John street. GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD POR HINSELP wife, infant and nurse, three Rooms, parlor and bed room connecting ; ag fire; second tloor; terms not to ex- good $120 per month, Address with full particulars, loea- t MEDI Upe D WA x B°fy- tor s eeotieman ead wiles dacehter and c ond story and private table prefe Terms about $250 per month; location between Twenty-third and Forty-second streets, Third and Kighth avenues, Address HOME, box 134 Herald Uptown Branch office, GARD WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE; BOARD for wife only; where there are no, other buarders pre- ferred ist be good: terms moderate. Address, for four days, LEVIS: I h otic, OARDING.—A RESPECTABLE LADY WISHES A home in some respectuble first class boarding houses for workin ters not to excoed $4 per Week. Ad- dress, wit! Hu, B., erald Uptown Branch ottice pryate TUTOR—A sires to give private lessons in exchange tor first of Add TARY ARD, Herala Uptown Branch ald Uptown B vox 1401 HARVARD GRADUATE DE- s OOMS WANTED—A DESIRABLE APARTMENT OF J oownn, with, Hoard, for two Indios, nelghbo 0 Fifth avenue, from Thirtieth to Fortiesh street; un- sasepel Teferetices required a d given. | Addrows, with ESPERANZA, box 1,344 Post 93? STREBT.—ONE LARGE 40 able for a family or tlemen; $20 por week. 264 FRONT ROOM, SUIT. entieman and wife or th ‘est Twenty-third street. For Other To Let Advertisements See Directory. IGARS AND ‘TOBACCO. ie SALE—A JOB LOT OF FINE CIGARS, ERY nat BPPLEY'S Stationery cheap. Samples can be Store, #2 Lib OTICE TO RETAILERS AND OTHERS WELL reasoned Cigars, $2 60 per 100; Cigars, Hav Cuban manufuer Rim #4 0 per vallon Jw erty street, BILLIARDS, LIARD TABLES ed in alt cham 140 Vesey ‘Hreet, NOLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL CORiitiara Tables, with the celebrated Pheinn & Collender je in this city only at 738 Broad- combination cushions, tor 6 we ~ BUROPE, _ ARIS.—AN AMERICAN LADY WIlO HAS RESIDED Pr Siroad several yours will receivo into her family two young ladies who wish to acquire the languages; only Krench dt German spoken in the family; Now York references. dress KR. C., Herald office. 13 ITY DRUG STORE POR SALE.—CORNER STA ith « good family and preseri ae ye , and. p rent; satisfactory reasons for sel Apply at No. 5 Bank street. = _ OK SALE—A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, IN Lexingt house ‘avenue, fuli of good paying well furnishes wes be ae tat ib arties going to Kuroy ‘or further parti ¥ “alerald U ptown Branch office. reasou for sel ene sailings {OR SALE—SOME VERY FINE OIL Eaterina ;,Bronses, Marble Btatuary and two fine Music Boxes, . THOMAS, 661 Broadway. FW AND SECOND HAND SAFES. FOR reduced prices, at TERWILLIGER & 00.8% ane. OR BALE AT A SACK and largest wholesale lishment in the city; satist on interview with the owne: ¥. Z., Herald oftice. Fo SALE—A COFFEE, CAKE AND DINING 8Ae loon, at 265 West street, near Desbrosses street ferry sickness the cause of selling so cheay ALE—ON EASY TERMS, ith, the first class Oyster and Chop House, No. u Mondays Bleeck er street, _Apply mamedineely ; Pos SAL OWING TO THE DEATH OF A PART the bert corner Liquor Store on Third avenue ball and meeting room at hed; or would take # partaen Apply to THOMAS DOYLE, No. 873 Third OR SALE AT A VERY LOW PIGURE—THE FAR famed Sixth avenue Literary Bazaur and Irving Cires Inting Library, at 00 Sixth uvelue, with Lease, Good Will and | tock’ of Books, Musi tory reasons gt terms moderate. THROUGH u Stationery and Fancy CLASS r UBLE | BOARDING HOUSE FOR 0 per month of price $5,000 1, Herald Uptown office. r —HALF CASH; STOCK, LEAS! Da $5,000: Good Will fine Store, on one : cnfocke on Broadway ; business first cluss: old age ook uttbie ‘Address IN BAINEST, box Sai Herald” oe towu Branch office, sT For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Directory.: MAC HINERY LO? oF sew AND “SECOND HAND am Enyines and Boilers, St P Nk: FINNEY & HOPEMAN mauufacturers, 202 to 235 War street, Brooklyn. — iGINES, BOILE AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW « and second hund, cheap: buildiugs to rent, with or without steam power, P. CAsstDY, 4 to 10 Bridge street, Brooklyn. BSINCH RESAWING MACHINE (ROCHESTER), Am LARGE as good us new, for loss thaw ball price PAN & o \NGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS AND IRON WORKING 1)” Machinery bought, sold and jexchange hand; prices low and s EOE. ROBERT WOR SALE—LOT OF STEAM HEATING COILS, 1 ower or foot Lathe, 1 upright Drill, 1 S-horse Port. able Engine and Boiler (Mott's), 90 and 120 gallon Furnace sad Boltase S00, gallon dank tik Moving Tene Punches, Shears, de. Brooklyn, ANUFACTURERS OF MACHINERY WHO DESIRE to contract for the building of opener ger pineal order, the tented, are reqi STATES 10k “ND evuionit Corner of Water and Washington strects, -INCH 3 REVOLUTION HOE PRESS, getty allimprovements; one-half and one-eighth Gor dou, very cheap. LAPFAN & CO,, 69 Ann street, D-—A GOOD 20 TO 25-HORSE LOCOMOTIVE jer for cash ; ons D, Andrew's patent preferred. having a first class one need LAnewee ee UAN G, RIBON, 144 and 146 F Dity. STEAM COILS AND SEVERAL FLUE BOILERS and Tanks and Hydraulic Press, JAMES KERNS, 4 Plymouth street, near Catharine ferry, Brookly 01 1 ‘Parties having stock of goods from $5,000 to $10,000 for sale chep for cash can hear of a purchaser, by adresse ing A. H. WILLIAMS, Utica, N. ¥, PARTITION, WITH OR uitable fordry goods busine: ust be first cluss in every respect and in good condition; size 35 to.40 feet. not lows than feet high. Address 0. JONES, hth 169 Ei we: ED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HANDSOME SEAL- skin Sacque; must be a bargain, Address W., box 108 Herald ottice. TANTED—A CH SOLE LEATHER TRUNK; ust be in good condition and cheap for cash, dress TRU NK, Heratd office, for three days. ANTED—A SEALSKIN SACQUE; MUST BE IN W "serv ctnes erser: cheup for cash,” Address, for two days, T.W., Herald office. V ‘ANTED—A PERFECT SECOND HAND COUNTER show case, fo five feet long, suitable for fancy o1 confectionery store; state lowest price, CA) box 137 Herald Uptown Branch office, WANTEDIA SEAL SKIN SACQUE: ONE | NOT much worn, Address SEAL, Herald Uptown Branch oftice, stating the lowest price, MARBLE MANTELS, T “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. An extensive stock of Slate aul ae Mantels, Wash Trays and Slate Work, of every ipion, PENRIIYN SLATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue und Seventeenth st., N.Y, T COST.-CLOSING OUT STOCK OF MARBLEIZED Mantels; finest selection of marble Mantels, all sea ties, modern deslgus, urning for the trade, at 8. &CO.'S Steam Marble Works, West Fifty-first sareet ~ tween Broadway and Eighth avenue. RATES AND FENDERS.—THE LARGEST MANU facturers of low and half-low down Grates, for eithet hard or soft coal or wood, with our celeb: dumping uné shaking attachm Old grat altered to low or ba oe down. Andirons, Gas Logs, ns, Shovels, Ton, large variety; wholesale ie retail. Send for cat: rice list, Liberal discount to the trade, ae rene VOOLLEY & © No, 36% Canal street, New York. N ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NEW DE- sigus, from $12 upward; also Monumental work as greatly reduced ge jarble Turning for the trade. A. REAPER, 194 ease 15 N io WARTS NEW SLATE NANTELS, INLATD W tiles; also marble and wood mantels: ol designs; prices vers low. 220 and S03 West Twentyrahird stoet near Seventh avenue. ~srruaTIONs WANTED—FEMALE: Cooks. &e. oe WEST 17TH ST.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN TO 322 jad cook, wash and iron in a small private family; no objection to » boarding house; city reference, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. KK] WEST 21ST ST.—A FASHIONABLE DRESS. OL maker wishes o fow engagements by the day, would take work hom is a good cutter and fitter a1 stylish trimmer. Housekeepers, &c. LADY, MIDDLE-AGED, WOULD LIKE A POSITION 7 “ h prow 4 a rik couple, or to tases Page 4 ene. refer to respectability, &e, dress J. Dit, Herald Uprowa' ‘Branch ofc * PROFESSIONALS becca WANTED— ESSONS IN GRAMMAR, LETTER WRITING Reading, c., by a competent Indy te ies of nonlocted education taught privately: ant eoudeenielly; special pains with backward pupils, Address TEACHE! 647 Sixth avenue, GENTLEMEN, po A LADY, WHO MAKES THH tuition of adults & specialty, has vacancies for two 3 pupils; gentlemen di thoriugh instruction in an: The higher or rudimental English’ branches ere tnvi make application; lessons strictly vate 5p tbe a utm: confidence observed in all cases. A ss OJ. L., Her Uptown Brunch office = — yr ANT D—BY “A YOUNG MAN, r0 \N, T0 TAKE CHARGB ra hotel. Call at on th st. ; references. rANTED—BY AN EN’ caatettd ‘A FEW DAYS IN America, situation as butler, oF butler aud valet thoroughly understands bottling wine, Wig ands = Branch ment of saddle and harness horses: — ‘Address J. L., Herald Philadelphia _CLERKS AND SALESMEN. {YOUNG MAN, SLIGHTLY OUT OF HEALTH aD A, Karine horse’ and light wagon, would Iike $0 wie duo ot'more concerns as collector,palesman or for aay 4 b to attend to in elty and ‘vicinity; good bu zo object: references and hektty. S$, box 158 Herald office, for one wel HOUSEKEEPER er) rt dress BUSINE: WANTED RELIABLE jadies’ fashionable boarding Chorry street, Philndelphia, HELP ..° ‘ANTED—MALES. NEA AGENTS WANTED—THOSE HAVING A CASH ‘and short credit trade inthe city and near by, and whe gan give security, can make a yood engagement by address ing, with particulars. TEA, Post office box 4,263, _FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, AISE ‘DEMENDE. “UNE I PLACR POUR POUR le connait un un pou, le couture, o@ sner L. D., Herald office. I8E DESIRE TROUVER ecole pour ensoigner le framculs ssor aa 138 Wevt 10th st. For Other Want Advertisements Se Directory. garder comme femme de cham! JNE INSTITU situation dans un Bonnes references. 8'adt Pace __ MEDICAL, AS ME. RESTELL, “MIDWIFE, SINCE 1840, NO, 1 he Knot Fifty second | street, first door from Fifth ‘avenut TTENTION |—DR. JACOBY, LATE OF PRUSSIA Vonsultution free. Private office 161 Bleecker street. -MME. MAXWELL, 114 gives modical advice to =DR. AND MM ALL COM. A K, (GRINDLE CURE Lt com an ee FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIALTY; CONSULTA. Aton free. Mra. Dr, WEST, Eloctricinn, 150 West 25th at, DR. AND MME. VAN BUSKIRK, RESIDENCE A. 154 East 28th st,, between Third und Lexington avs, M's LYONS, BXPRRIBNOED FEMALE DOCTRESS, eee, Nee Seas No. 40 Bast Twentiot complaints. UCCESSFUL CURES GUARANTERD.—DR. AND SOW STG titecker street, nent Brosdway. Adviee SRE en eae On HOMES CR EEN RAT ae eT Oe TENS aE TON