The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1875, Page 11

THE SPEAKERSHIP, It is said that Ohio democrats are all opposed to Mr, Borr,.—Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Gusette re f py who arrived from the Southwest to-day Feports that three democrats from Arkansas and three more from Texas are for Randall. Lamar, of Missis- sipp!, and Senator Gordon are throwing their influence for Randall, and this will have a very considerable efect,—Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette (re.) Kerr is reported te have said that he was in favor of dnflation, but that be has a right to change his mind, At occurs to us that some of the democratic members of Congress may change their minds as to Kerr,—Cin- Ginnati Enquirer (dem.) % The friends of Randall, at this writing, claim ninety ‘Votes on the first ballot. The Kerr men claim seventy- five for their champion, and the adherents of Mr. Cox modestly rate their strength at sixty-five, As there are only 170 odd members who wiil go into the demo- ©ratic caucus some of theso claims must be extraya- ant.— Washington Correspondence Cincinnatt Enquirer (dem.) Governor Hendricks is here, but the reports which have been circulated that he comes to exert his influ- nce in the contest for the Speakership are untrue,— ‘Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) The chances are that Randall or Kerr will be the moxt Speaker. The former has the support of the Ponnsylvania dolegation solid—that is, the democratic portion of it—while Kerr is opposed by some of the members from his own State®Scranton (Pa.) Republi- can (rep.) Kerr’s support is of a character that may prove ‘transitory and leave him in a protracted struggle. — Wasnington Correspondence Baltimore Gazette (dem.) Mr. Wood’s getting out of the way has sent Randall stock up amazingly. The supporters of Mr. Kerr are Jess sanguine than they were last night.— Washington Correspondence Baltimore American (rep.) ' We think that Mr, Randall would make a good Speaker—better than Mr. Wood, who is reported to have declined in his favor, or Mr. Kerr, who is to some extent an invalid, or Mr. Cox, who ts every man’s friend except his own.— Washington Republican (rep.) Mr. Kerr is not likely to be Speaker. His own sec- tlon does not sustain him.—Lezington (Ky.) Dispatch (dem.) What we want now, however, is a leader, a gallant, bold and experienced man, who is known to be abovo @nd beyond all sectional prejudice—a general in the House of Reprosentatives, who has the confidence of the party everywhere, and who has the capacity to ‘command and to muster and marshal all the troops at his disposal, That man is Samuel J. Randall,—Rich- mond Whig (dem.) Samuel J. Randall is the true Northern representative of Southern sentiment, We isa man for reunion, His record is national, not sectional. He has always stood by the constitution, The South owes him a debt of ratitude, and she has now the opportunity to express hor appreciation of his services. We trust that every Southern democrat and conservative will support him.—Richmond Whig (dem.) Mr. Randall has beeu consistently opposed to soft money heresies throughout, and while he has not been rampant and yehement—or where would be his chance for the Speakership ?—his record on the question ap- pears to be quite as good as that presented by any of his fellow members and decidedly better than most of thom.— Wilmington (Del.) Commercial (rep.) Mr. Kerr is the chiefest favorite of Tilden. Whether the position of Mr, Kerr be the result of conviction or interest, he is not the person at this crisis to be mado Bpeaker of the House by the votes of Western and Bouthorn democrats,—Correspondence Cincinnati En- quirer (dem.) It was not only at the close of the last Congress, but during several of the late Congresses, that the atten- tion of the country was called to the fact tnat night fod day Mr, Randail was in the van of the House ‘opposing and resisting subsidies and all other schemes of Treasury plunder.—Correspondence Cincinnati En- quirer (dem.) Mr. Randall is the only one of the four candidates who was in sympathy with the Ohio democracy during the late contest for democratic principles and the pre. servation of the democratic party. New York was in open alliance with tho republicans, while the treacher- ous World was scattered through our State giving con- fidence to the republicans by declaring that Mr. Kerr was against us.—Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) Mr, Randall is the peer of either of the other gentle- men in legislative skill and ability, and possesses the elements which make up the character of the success- ful cla a eames Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) The impression prevails that Randall has the lead, — Washington (Nov, 80) Correspondence Philadelphia Ledger (ind) * To-night Randall's friends claim that he will be elected on the wecond ballot.— Washington (Nov. 30) Correspondence Philaaelphia Press (rep.) Large number of arrivals to-night. Chances favor- ing Randall.—Washington (Nov. $9) Correspondence Philadelphia Inquirer. The Randall party charge, with a great deal of effact, that the Kerr party are working in the interest of Governor Tilden’s New York Ring, as they term it.— Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Times (ind.) Mr. Randall’s more moderate friends say to-night that they do not expect to clect their candidate on the first ballot, but that they are perfectly satisfied that ho will be elected by a subsequent vote; that he now has eighty votes that will be cast for him on the first ballot; that they are not talking at random, as they have letters and written vouchers for every vote that they claim; that the withdrawal of Mr. Wood from the contest greatly simplified matters and added twelve ‘votes to Mr. Randall's strength.— Washington (Nov. 30) Correspondence Philadelphia Temes (ind.) NEW YUKK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1875.—' Ik FO Is wenn A. BARE CHANCE FOR A LIQUOR STORE—THE fost abbinhe known. Liquor Stero, south gerner of Treaty lath street and First avenue, to let, CANDLER, Se Be. Mot Thirty tkird street. TPENTION !|—ONLY PER MONTH FOR AN A avenue Corner Store, = plate glass front, suitable for guy business. Call an MORRIS B. inate 7: 72 West Thirty-fourth street, ART OF AN OFFICE TO LET—IN BARCLAY Prt “Address AothSew after Herala re -paaetmsaes joe ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, Lee Le perme ma x Broadway. | UNFURNISHED Rooms MENTS TO AND APART ET, St BE TRS, TO LEP. 7 rooms : ied. Floor, 843 Weet ath jasement, 336 West 11th st. oa me ry Floor, 452 West 131 . Or Third Floor, 383 Bleocker at, 4 vooms. Third Floor, 57 Horatio st., 5 rooms. First Floor, 344 at 12th as. woe Private House, 10 rooms, 47 Wes EL & B. ty BURNIAM, O00 Hivdson atroet. GPEENDID FRENOW FLAT, NO. 29 WEST SIXTY t street, teu rooms, perfeet order; stoum. a x fe anon tn ‘premises’ "HOPKINS & rier ttg 1 Bast Twenty-secoud street. " guaueesue? LET—A LIQUOR STORE, ON THIRT! Teen Bank and lierthune streets: also Bulk: pours TAWION. 4 a2 Wert street, \GTON, A TENTION !-FRENCH FLATS, FHIAFY-LOURTE street, in suits of six sz spate rents $25 to $99; imme- diate possession. an ent suited, ——_ MORRI BAERS ‘72 West Thirty-fourth strect. 10 LET—A HANDSOMELY FITTED CIGAR STORB, connected with a first class bar and billiard room, at 112 Sixth avenue, Inquire on the pi mo. LET—VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND BASE. haat: YTaGh feet; b best part + of Sixth svenug: plate jass front ; posses imme + Sn premises, 201 Biath avenue. Neen chee et A SECOND FLOOR, PRIVATE HOUSE, GAS, BATH, five Rooms ; rent together or separately ; rent low toa sai family, Residence 243 Kast street, between 2d and Ud avonuas, i RENCH FLATS—NEW, ALL MODERN IMPROVE. ments; all ight rooms’: elevator, bath'room, de. to $60 per mouth, J, M. EDGAR, OT? West enh st, yi LET—ON BROADWAY, NEAR LEONARD STRE! * been nd Show Window abd Office at a reasonable a uni if Bram geportunlty, Address, stating references, 7 LET—$50 PER MONTH, FOR A LARGE STORE on Broadway, Apply to li. V, MBAD, 422 Kighth a OodRN OR, 346 Kast 118th aed wait y ise LET—FIRST FLOOR FLAT OF 566 LEXINGTON enue, Apply to G. SHIFF, 41 Water street, or on second floor of premises, WH STEAM POWER, TO. LET—WELL LIGHTED Floors, heated by steam. Ourner of North Fourth and Fitth stroots, Willlamaburg, La DWELLING HOUSES 'T0 LET. Furnished. COSEY LITTLE HOUSE TO LET—FURNISUED, to & small tamil antl a 1, in return for Board of owner. Address B., (683 Post oftice, DESIRABLE PARITALLY PURNISUED HOUSE nth street, pear Fifth yo E, r Sire atalow ible tenant, Apply to He LUDLOW & NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS FULL AND MEDIUM fize Dwallings to rent, furntsted or unfurmshed, at r- . WILLIAMS, 837 Sixth avenue, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED [LOUSES, nd at A duced rents. and adjoining Fitth, Madison and Park avenu eatly reduced rentals, Oflices, No. 4 Fine street and’ 33 ast mth streot. ._K, SPRVENSON, Jr, NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR CLARENDON Hotel x150; 1 Ing room rent 8100 per econd fluor, from loor, six fonsh. Particulars at No, 364 Canal: sire NEWLY AND MANDSOMELY at a ame HOUSE, Marray Hill, noar avenue, till May 1, $350 per month; algo small Houses and Plate. WO OR THREE ROOMS—AT 121 WEST ELEVENTH Fy op Preneh pie all cons jontenans 08 bey Ee ‘or one or two gentlemen, u Janitor, 123 West ie Blevoutl street, et ib : 10 LET—AN ELEGANT BACK PARLOR ALOOVE; all improvements; beautiful high stoop brown stone house, 350 West Thirty-second stroct, WEST ELEVENTH STREET, TWO DOORS from the St. D (faylor’s) Saloon —Unfurnished Second Floor (four or five r« (exaRD + Ook i With a view to diminishing the’ chances: of collision the steamers of this line take a specific course for all seusuns of ¢ your, Oin tho outward passage Boston, crossing the meridian of 60 at 43 latitude, or uoth- assage from Queenstown to New York or fny to the north of 43. ‘Sn the homeward cronsing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude. oF notin ta the north of FROM NEW FOR SLEVERPOOL AND STOWN. Weds c ec, he abl ch hs 29 Steamers pein! % do not carr; ee ht a Cabin passage, $80, $100 and $180, gold, wecordiug to ac- me. commodation,” Return tickets on favorable terms, Stecrage tickets to and from all. paris of Kurape of vory low rates. Freight and cabin offic, No. 4 Bowling Green. Steerage office, 111 Broadway (Trinity hailding» CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. DAILEY, 588 Sixth avenue, FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS, OCCUPYING THEIR own house, on Murray Hill, desire to meet with a party Who will rent the House and Bourd the family in part pay- ment of rent; only people with good security and references need apply. For further particulars address A. G., box 1 Heraid Upiown Branch office. 10 LET—FURNISHED, LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH House, containing 20 room: terms, $19 Porjmanth and board f Inquire of CHRISTALLER, 7 Abingdon square, near Twelfth streck, =3 0 RENT—AT A LOW RENT FOR THE WINTER, THE extra wide House No. 10 West Twenty-ninth street, fully’ furnished, Apply to E. H. LUDLOW &'CO. No, 3 Ine street. Unfurnished. N EXCELLENT, COSEY HOUSE, NEAR BROAD- er fect ct order; necessary comforts; rent only $40 per month. West Forty-third street, Pre POTTER BROTHERS No. 4 Warren streets —$00 PER MONTH; BROWN STONE HOUSE TO Tet; 325 East Forty-first street; saree, stories; high stoop; | improvements, Call, trom 1 to 3 o'clock, und owner an card ILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON A) fy Auli from pier 93) North River. ns follo ee. 1 | COLOMBO ‘Dec. 15 maners eeasun cabs NAV hag begged at _cabin, $70, 5, currency. Ruseaion Ganon vory favorable terms. ‘Through tickets frsued to Continental and Bultic ports Apply tor full par joulars t CHARLES L. WRIGHT & CO., 56 South street. NMAN LINE, Royal Mail Steam re aj appointed to sail as follows :— baa FENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CITY OF MONTREAL..Suturday, December 4-ai 9A. M. 8 BERLIN .....Saturday, Decomber ti. at 2B: TY OF BROUKLEN:. Haturday, Decomet 18, nb 9 4. AL M. CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. December 2), . CITY OF CHESTER, Saturday, January 1, 1876. ab 8 A.M and onch succeeding ua TES can Steerage. Dratts issued at lowest rates, For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the com- any’s office, No, 15 Bi ne ‘Steerago ‘Passage at $3 Broadway, or pler 45 North ver. : i JOHN G, DALE, Agent. from plor 45 North River. PASSAGE, $60, $80 and $100, gold 10 LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH Store, in Water street, near Catharine Murket ; rent $50 per month. Apply to W. P. KIRK, 17 New Bowery. FURNISHED fee ny ne APARTMENTS NY, COMFORTABLY FUR. of bath house; warm, desirable 224 Second CUERRFUL, ed Room ; gas; for @ gentleman, § $2.50 per woek. “near Fourteenth st PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A NICELY FUR- nished Koom, to gentlemen; fire, gas aud batn; refer- enees. 190 Eust Twelfth street, betweeu Third and Fourth avenues. PRIVATE FAMILY OWNING THEIR HOUSE WILL 8U let large back Parlor (sunny exposure) to a respectable Barty for light housekeeping Af desired; closets, ko 204 ‘ost Thirty-sixth street, N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BACHELOR'S APART. ment, bath and large front, sunny Room f de: West Twen- it of Mataoe: NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT HALL ROOM TO let, $10 per month; also large front Room, ase ‘ourth a enue, A and heat, Sper wee Kk, to gentlemen only, tn priv No. 107 Bast Twenty-seventh street, near A PARLOR FLOOR, WELL FURNISHED, FOR housekeepin as and water; $10 week. 313 We ‘Twenty-fourth str A CRICELY | FURNISHED | ROOMS, with ample elosets, for gentlen their wives; aiso a Reception reference, 214 Kast thick FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SINGLY, comtortably and completely ‘furnished for housekeopi hot and cold water; location fi terms moderate 4 West Thirty-fourth street, ‘near Elevated Railroad, -PRIVATE PAMILY. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND Eighth avenues, 1 treet, wi ished, handsome front and vio. Private table, 635 (o Bhowe. ‘Address ALEX ANDER, stat HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND Bedroom to let, to xentlomen or gentleman and wife also a Room for housekeeping. ‘Twenty-first street. 204 Third avenue, corner of NICE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—FOR TWO light housekeeping; bath, gas and fire; rivate house. 44 King street NEATLY FURNISHED, COSEY ROOM TOLET—AT 735 Broadway ; would suit @ lady; rent $4 per week; Small Room, furnished, $1 60' per week. Apply on third floor. AR. LET, ONE NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT Room, algo four large Rooms for housekeeping, Call, for one we Kk, at CONNECTED, tlemen and ntlemen or gentlemen and ladies, She West Twenty-fifth street. FRONT, AND HALE ROOM CONNEOTING ON second floor, front, Homan and wife ; priv: we all improvements; terms moderate, street. Phe pr Liiclobent tap FRONT ROOM, SUIT. ‘able for light housekeeping or two gentlemen, partial, Bout if required; terms moderate; reference given and r quired. No, 18 King street, second floor. ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH- out bog, ot first floor; finely furnished; overlooking Stuyvesant square ; house neatly kept ; location very cboice ; other Rooms to let. 238 Kast Highteenth street, P's OFFICE NoTIC for the week endin) EUROP: Saturday. December 4, 1879. will this offies ax fol n Tuesday at 4:30 oa Wednesday at 4A. M., on Thursday wt 1 Wand 11230 A. M, T. L. JAMES, Postmast: A.M. and on Ws 1 RUG STO! vielnity price not to exceed $4,000. dross, with fut particulars, as strict investigation will Ne ct mais, CONFIDENCE, box 715 Post ofico, Poughkeepsic, )—BOOTS, SUOES, JEWELRY AND OTHER ‘uble for Southern auction store in ex- ee choice Lots near New York acres Te peters i, Land free aud clear, und Hoston, Se ins H. PIERSON, No. PARISIAN to give lessons te pri Adder Beatie ote (ATELY ARKIVI ED. DESIRES sit; understands English; mod- “REACHING, 173 Herald Uptown Ww D—A LADY COMPETENT TO TAKE THE gare unr edueation of « girl of 45: must bein « po sition to provide a comfortable home. Address C. E., box 128 Herald office. WRITE SUNS, MONTHLY; BOOKKEEP. ing. arithmetic, granimar, all English studies, 86 uarteriy. Mr. PAIN, having sold his uptown coll i + us wliole time at bis College 62 Bowory. Est ished _MATRIMONIAL, ok WANTED—WITH SOME YOUNG tay. “of wenlth and refinement, with a view to matri- VHARLES WILLIS, Pittsburg, Pi LEGANT PARLOR AND-BEDROOM; SOUTHERN close t and cold water; gas dnd iire 81 K: splendid nolgtivortiood; convenient to 20 West Forty-sixth st, OR TOVSEREEPING—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED large Room and Bedroon!. ample closet room, in private house ; all improvements: rent others, comfortu- bly furnished, from $4 to $5. Aone ie'Sib Hast hirtocuth street. ANDSOELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS separately or en suite, to gentlemen or gentlemen an their wives; ‘Attendance; convenient location and near good rest yur no board; no housckeeping. East Ninth str ARGE, COMFORTABLE LAE EI FRONT PAR. lor to let, $8; rear Parlor, $6; small Room, $2; each Suit two persons; light hou Koenig privileges; gas and bath, Private residence, 316 hirteenth street. anus DESPATOHES FROM WASHINGTON IN SPH EVENING TELEGRAM. 10 LET—A NICELY FURNISHED Room, to one or two gemtleme t, hot and cold mall Room for singl ‘an, $2.60, 137 Bast Pitty. -third street, near Lexingtun avonus. 0 GENTLEMEN 10, LET, BEAUTIFULLY FUR- yo” handsome suit on fourth floor, in how 1 ga Board, at 51 West 8! LARGE FRONT Po LET-To GENTLEMEN ONLY, WITHOUT BOARD, a well furnished square front @ hall Room, together ly ; gas and bath in house; private fainily. near Nineteenth stree RLRG (NT SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, oth ie Rooms, at 108 West Forty: required. _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. _ i In this City ahd Brooklyn, DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF MUSIO DE- in a geod locality, furnished Room suitable for inis grand planot will give lessons in exchange: highest rel- 6 MUSLO, station D, $ TO $4 PE. nished 1 Rooms, nital front Bas rout ~ PER WEEK FOR LARGE PARLOR, FURNISHED 5 for housekeeping; privilege of kitchen. 323 Wes 4 Yo car FOLLY AND WELL FURNISHED LARGE HOUSE w by & party wishing to let furnished rooms to geaumen only, between Tonth and Tuictleuh etroate and ourth and Seventh ay ot to exceed god; no communications particulars are given. Address F. b., i Uptown Braneh office. WwW ANTED-BY AN BNERGETO MAN, FULLY hished house, linen, china, &6. ; owner, board for Ww \lege select boarders; highent reference given. Herald Uptown. Branch office. V TANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FIVE OR six Rooms for housekeeping, in this eity of Brooklyn, At lress MORFORD, box 1 erald offic 0 answer no- J unless rent is stated, , id Re ‘Address irty-fifth street, betwoon Kighth and Ninth avenues, ir two per- Fifteenth ed front Room, sultabl ns; improvements. 107 street, noar Sixth avenue, FOR FRONT. SUNNY DOUBLE ROOM: GRATE 890, ro, closet, as, hot and cold water; ful Hoard, 8 ne, B14 for two; partial $8 29 Selaten Seventh ond Rig eer € WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—SECO: 305 9 furnished, suitable for Housekeeping: divided requirt 320. WEST THIRTIETH STREET.—A CATHOLIC ung lady ony tb: qoane, lady engeged onl 4 the day 3 find o Cally after 6 o'clock, on DENSA AREIEY © Vv / ANTED~ LODGING HOUSE, DRUG OR ‘webb +4 ire: Give location, pri 1 ipts, Ad- RION, box 174 eeateaee® reine ‘ain who is in the clty ween Fourteenth an: rences. Address MAN- Bi Meal on AU itiat tox 4.565 Cont office ra OENTLEMEN ant Nad Sela BOARD, PAR- ith gignaes jor (with grat botween Fourth and Siah gy nie ent ah 8 and, Po) erty. aaes. streots; Ustiwn niccodee” Aare FSR 524 SIXTH AVENUE.—FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT. able for two gentlemen or man and wifo, with use of kitchen, gas angt ball 1 $90 por month; first floor, HED ROOMS AND APART< MENTS TO LET. en AAR ARARARAR ADA Rane, CHOICE FLOOR TO LET—NO. 420 FOURTH to 12 o'clock M, VERY DESIRABL® UPPER PART OF Rows t 0, ‘ost Twenty -secon Gnfurniahed. with eas aud batbreom ev F id 1; ve rooms; all {mprovements. Call and promises, from 10.4. M. ans a DIRECT LINE TO FRAN THE Coe are aCe COMPANY'S SIP. BETWEEN "NEW YO! CD Nika ailiag at rivmnah 1G. BD aie splendta eas gh shi favorite route for sho Continent eing more southerly than any other) will sail from ‘plor Be. Sf North River a follow i fi 2 sft North sng PRRELCE, Danes mono PASS. First Cabin, $110 to $120, sari ‘Third 3. with superior accommodation, including all ‘without extra charge. Steamers marked thus * do not carry st ngel LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, "Ss Broadway. bos nt LINE. ee eee at steamshij Putial LA ‘AND. TLIVEREOOL, LLING AT QUEENSTOWN, Bailing every Thursday from Piiladelphta, and’ Batting every Wednesday from Liverpool, lowing steamers are appointed to sail from Phila- to accommodation; jabin, $40. service betwee: Sane oe Dec. 9 ND -Dec. 16 Pune vii Dec. 28 ASS ‘AGE IN CURRENCY. 5 to $100, according to location Cabin, § $ termediate tickets to and from all points Stoerage and ini at the lowest rates. ‘Steamers marked with a star do not carry internMdia Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpaase For passage, rates of freight aud other information ap- M1, nly \e PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, 807 Walnut st: et, Philadel) GEO, W. COLTON, 42 Broad street, New York, ORTH GERMAN LLOY! STEANSHEP LINE, BETWEEN NEW. YORK, UTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, | i jecond stri en. remsseeee pe Dee 4 ODEB eres sssccs, De Lense Dec. i DEUTSCULAND....Dec. passage from New York to Southampion, Havre jin, $100, golds, Socond C: ‘$80, curre Roturn tickets at reduced ra Prepaid steerage certificates, $32, currency. ie For Toleght oF wreiiclls & CO... No. 2 Bowli HITE STAR LINE. ‘OR Leg aot ig Oe OR -LIVERPOOL, eae ‘@ THE UNITED STATES MAIL. Deventer dst s000 6 M. hin, in, $00, gold; Steerage, Green, wary 8, at From the White Star ‘Bear Docks, pier 8a North River. Rates—Saloon, $40, #80 and in gold; return tickets on fayorable terms. St nd bathrooms are pl tion are Least, ffording « attainable at so: i ma of plang and other Tnfoention apply at saliD Bessdway, th etiany i % Red. CORTIS, Agent. REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. TO BRISTOL Pecrare) DIRECT. Sailing from pler 18 East River, as follows :— SOMERSE’ Thursday, December 19 GREAT WESTERN, Winditam Ww. jay, January 5 Pe mn fio og guia ‘$45; steerage, $30, cur- excut on tickets, ‘Avpiy to . MORGAN, Agent, 70 South street. OST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HOL- LAND, BP M THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND, 'ViA ROTTERDAM, Stoamer P. CALAN! + Decagyber 23 ‘These beautiful steamers, carrying the United Staves mail to the Netherlands, are great favorites with the public. ‘Trips rexular; rates low; comfort and living perfect. For fret For pass bd iver, EDYE & 00,” LAW, MORRIS, rondway, 1 fh ne TES. gl eee TO QUEENS. OWN AND L:VERPOOL, Miiling every TUESDAY from pler 48" Nort River. IDATIO, Dec. 7,n00n. WYOMING, Dec. 28,0:00 A.M DAKOT. 4, 6:30 A.M. NE’ ‘AD. A, 41 WIS! ONSIN, “be 21, noon, MONTANA, ‘Te il, Asp M. Cabin, intermediate and steerage at lowest rates.” Prepaid tickets at low rates. Passengers booked tu and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France aod Ger- it lowest rates, many at lowest FaWILLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. \TATIONAL LINE, From Bee Nos. 44 and 47 rath Po LONDON DIR} HOLLAND.. ‘Tuenday, M. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND 3 SPAIN, -Dev. 4,9 A. M| ENGLAND, ..Deo. 18, 9.4. M THE QUEEN Dec. 11, et , 25, Cabin passage, st promalt the lowest rates. Apply . J. HURST, Manager. Nanas RG. AMERICAN Pf ‘ACKET COMPANY'S LINE for Pi ERBOURG and ene ae reduced prices. eure sticks steerage tickets from Liver ‘ut the company’s office, 69 RLOPStOcK ' Rates of passage to Plymouth, Lonaon, Cherbourg, Ham- burg and all points me England, Scotland and Wales on in, first sal second saloon, goid. Broerase NR KUNHARDT ‘& BOAS, neral or Agents, 61 Broad treet yy, Now York. Deve: p. TO LIVER: “LONDONBENRY, Oni 0 Ot mda abin. NIKEMEDIATE, $35; STRERAGHE, $23, Drafts issued to any ‘rac at current rates. HENDERSON BROS., Agents, No 7 Bowling Green, se UTS GLAS EERE Oge DUBLIN, ‘AST TND! PORDONDE STATE or” ti ree pier, ent ra ‘ je . Deo, STATE OF ey Ree 8 STATE OF a Apna No, 2 pi Acs )DONOVAN ROSSACHEAPRST PASSAGE OFFICE in New York, ‘De D atratt peo dh. dey. Glas via] Live: town, Derry. Dratts iret aienags. OU DONOVAN HORS. yO Hotel, 18: 183 Chat ham square. 10 ADVERTISERS. — ir THE DALLY AVERAGE CARL aTTOR OF THE ‘TRUEGRAM FOR SIX DAYS LAST WEEK WAS 32, ARGER CIRCULATION THAN Avtainnn BY ANY UNITED STATES. {MONTHLY LINE FOR VENEZURLA, VIA ST. x the United States mall, ithe steamer GARONDELET bi vill wall from pler 90 Bast River, W M. Portrsight'| plat SEATtOny & Sse trace lane, ; COAST WISE. STEAMSHIPS. ACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP noe er nUPOR- nia, Japan and Lariam § SPW ike ete Steamship ACAPLIUO. Conn nesting, for all Centr: EXCURSION MON AN +o. aad Paste 12 noon rts, TO sneiies ca x! ag! Pog POSL a ovrwiito nekiens “over suit “Gorn. FROM He PieaNcisco oie ve a ey Lanta | Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC FROM. | SAN. FRANCISCO NEW ZEALAND VIA HONOLULU, Steamship CITY OF SAN eae Vober fistom For freight or pa b Riv. oe STEN OF DOMED POY UOLLAY, Reperianrndent, ACIFIC MAIL STRAMEHTE LINE, Yor Kingston, Jamaica, Savanitin, ke, Seonmiie, 5 HENRY TAG TEA Alt EDNESDAY, December Fi fr hae a ‘ fe ssi ti ily at ‘or passage, freight and all other informa: on a at oftice on pier fout of Canal stroet, North Hy —_— i. J. BULLAY, Superintendent. OR NASSAU, N. P.—KEGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP line, The next i) de} ay ey will be as follows:— From New York direct CITY OF DALLAS, December from New York c via Savannah, Gas Pasar MUeRay, eight oF FuRnis“e &CO., fire 62 ai prety as Y., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL a8, iN . Stoamers leave plat No. 8 North River at 3 os atched uesay, Deo, 7 “Thursday. Dee. ® ‘Thursday. Deo. 16 vin Havana, Pe a AND NEW ORLEANS, | DA reso, Cam CITY OF MERIDA. npeachy, wae 2 ms ng Templen, h die i terarmape ‘é SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway. Steamers will leave Now Orleans December 16 and Jana- ary I tor Vera Crus aud all the other ports. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL, ie ‘Those first clags steamship’ will sail at 3 P. M. pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar street, for Havana direch 3s folle 0 pan COLUMBUS VM. P, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowli McKeller, Luling & Vo., Ageuts ii Ha ona. ne Seem n PEeAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, 1 igo AT KEY can the United Ti STATE Soe oe HE OE Bolger, wilt sail on Betas: day, December is, pler 20 East ‘Through bills of lading given to ‘all points on the Hore and Texas Central huterational and Nivea Northern, Yeston, Houston nnd tenderson and tho Galveston, Tan burg and San Antonio railroads. Freight and insurance at jow' tos. For freight or Passage, having superior ac. & 00, 153 v8 to. rox, Ko _ Siowling Green, MieY CROMWELL LINE, ae Steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn, on Batariey, December 4, at 3 0’ or P.M, pler No, 9 North Riv Through ills rd ‘ng iven to Mobile” ‘and all principal points on tho Missiasippl iver. Cabin passage, £50; stenr _ Apply Peete e SEAMS 5 _West street, LD DOMINION ari SHIP COMP. sailing from pier 37 North Rive For Norfolk, City. Poin’ and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thars days and Saturdays at 3B, M., connecting with tho, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and’ Ohio Railroad, and with the com- pangs steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and virginia, “Newbera and Washington, N. . (via Norfolk), every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Lewes, Del., Monday and ‘Thursday at 4 P, M., connecting with Mryland and Delaware railroads, ing to all points at 97 received daily at pier i . ‘ADY, Prosident. Greenwich street. ‘ORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSIITPS for Now Orleans and Texas will sail every Saturday to New Orleans, transferring Texas freight thereto Morgan's onisiana and Texas Railroad for Brashear, thenee per steamer of Morgan's line to Texas Pepe steamer NW YORK will gail from pier 36 North River, on Saturday, Decomber 4, at 3 P. M., for New leans direc ‘Through bills of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston, and to all points on tho Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio, Houston and Texas Central, International and Groat North: ern, Texas and Pucitic and Trans-Continental Railroads, and to Indianola and San Antonio, and all points on the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Railway, Brasos Santiago, Gore pug Christl Rockport, St, Mary's and Fulton. Freight for St. Mury’s and ‘Falton landed at Rockport. Lightorage and Channel. dues at either Corpus Christi or Brazos Santigyo-at the expense and risk of consignee. Freight for Brownsville, Matamoras and poiats in thein- terior must have consignce at Brazos Santiago. eens can be effected under open policy sy of ©. A. White ‘& Co., New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans, from New York to all Texas ports via Now Or nt. tretghe nt nt lowest rates. For freight of further informa tion apply to 8 A. WHITNEY. c CO., Agents, aman 36 North River, HE PUBLIC ARE H aay ear tERD THAT THE | BOLLOW PLACES ARE THE AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE HCHIPT OF ADVERTL ENTS \D SUnScRIETIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALI BEOA OBN ik ANN STREET, dA. 530 SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPITA. ‘KIPLE SHEET. _HELP .P WANTED—FEMALES, PROTESTANT V WOMAN WANTED—ASSEAMSTRESS A ind al ? FAytnd sid. “Call to-day, before 12-0°elock, at No. 9 West AO UseREEPER WANTED—MUST BE WILLING TO fr hogy ma ee A the manage. preferre, gat VARY Ara ix" box _ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. ep vroughly understan bent ctr re . which his tast ent to cortily to, Call on or addgess T. 5,, No YOUNG MAN, SRARIO AS, wit A Naserstende tle sin0ds, wishe: Piney yo for moderat dress GROOM, box 187 Herald ptow! Dae THOwOCgaLY city ty rotaget Branch ‘ABLE MAN. yf nets 0, 5 Bast 10th at. GIRL WANTED vou GENERAL, BOURRWORE fab private family. Apply, after 9 o'clock, at 9 T LEXINGTON AVENU Astana Stair sagas conven on anu ench or Pei, Reeneh oe Brake Noy Snag vas Fees WOMAN WANTED—TO GO IN A private family, as wet nur b pail Gal, forts day, OT Baal aah ete tuied feos, ANTED—A GIRL TO DO THE WASUIN W ing and cooking of a small family’ ‘rust Gomeoen nara’ fd; ouly one who Is thoroughly competent. 108 “1 ANTED—A_ RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT ‘woman as nnrse to an invalid lady and to make herself gue. Seetay to g0 to a Sea Shans 9 SO s from w You ly. ween an ‘clock P, No. 38 Bagi 17th 96 oto tne ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, IN A SMALL PAMILY.A de girl from 14 to 19 years of go to tako care of ono chlid and make horselt gen all to-day, O'clock A. M- and 4 P. M., at No, 204 Yate Te ANTED—FOR THE COUNTRY, A RELIABLE PER. son as cook and laundress; she must bo a good or and neat and tidy in her kitchen; personal reference. Ap ply at the 84th st, ferry, Now ‘Yorke ‘side, in the waiting room, @ it 11 o'clock, Thursday. Vy ‘ANTE —A GOOD COOK, WHO WILL Assist in washing and ironing: city reference required. Call from 10 to 12 at 191 Madison a Vy TANTED- A FEW LADIES IN A SAFE AND PROF. itable paeingaet salary or commission, 1,193 Brow way, room 2 ANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES TO WORK a rs Ae floss ties, E. A. MORRISON, 13 East 19th st., hird floor. ANTED—AN EDUCATED YO! LADY, ENGLISH Or American, to read Milton's, Scott's’ aud other poems to a ae evenings. Address F. W. RICH- ARDS, box 189 U1 wane IRL AS NURSE TO ONE child, willing to go a half-hours’ ride from city ; must have gooa ;fegommendations. Call for two days, from 9 till 12M. at 449 West a2d D—A YOUNG YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS guocns thoroughly understands ble business Tequired, Address W Branch office, 1,265 Broad wes, ion a8 coachi honest aud 3D Nos or address sack ness 5 a uv ERE: ‘erald Cptowa ESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN WISHES 4 SIt & good, capabl reference, le driver; sober, Apply to no obj 'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A m rye understands his pecipees RE- years ae reference. Gall on or address M., 737 jection to the Sanur: ay. OA Ce himelt general W. B bow 148 Her CHMAN—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISHMAN; ernaenly understands the care Ped Janagement of ‘a fal ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTE D—BY J A SING! an; gova reference, Inguire at Brldgaan's Gi Gms AND COACHMAN'S SITUATION—BY A single an i very careful drives and are of ga N., Bridgeman’s seed st t city a groom; can references. D, adway, Gatuarion | WANTED—BY 4 THOROUGH ENGLISH coachman ; Cail for MO..TON, at 13 West 44th st, has lived four years with General Cutting. 0 iT first class coachman ; is good four. driver; is fully competent to take charge establishment; best city reference. Cull Brewster's, corner 2ist st. and Sth av. ¥ AN EXPERI \CED AND in-hand or tandem of @ gentleman's or address at Mr, GiUATION ~WANTED—AS COAG steady, single m nderstands the of horses and carriages portoctly:: ful city driver: good referenges ia Call on or address, for three d arroll st., Brook! ANTED—BY A COMP rete Coaghmas and gevon 28th st. ENT MA. seven in “New Yorl ‘& good ew York aud Brooklyn. J. M., private stables ity HMAN, BY A care ani treatment groom and care. A SITUATION ight years’ reference from ‘Apply at 129 West ANTED—A SITUATION ‘coachman and roo aud obliging on or address second Moor, front. BY A K, 517 FIRST CLASS is thoroughly nnderstands. bi ree poste’ first class city ‘Sd ay., wear Ws NTED—A SMART, TIDY GIRL, 16 YEARS OLD, for light housework and plain sowing in a small family: Apply, with references, at 140 East Oath st. WASTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO THE “OOK. ing ‘oning of @ family of two persons, with rofor- 0 Hast. Sls ot. ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in a small family: wages $17 © month; must be 8 gud plain cook, washer aad irouer. Apply to T, DUSEN- RY, 908 6th av, ene HELP Vv WA TED—MALES we NEW ARTICLE GENTS WANTED TO SELI, Apply at 24 Dey street, room No. SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTE outdoor business. Apply LIGHT New York Book Cs vacern, No. 7 Warren st., fourth floor, aftor 10 o'clock. ASENTS., If YOU WANT TO MAKE MON and see those beautifal holiday present signs} easily made, without risk, 205 Broadway, top floor. V ANTBD JMMEDIATELY—A PROTESTANT roman as chambermaid; refereuces required, Aj at ODELL'S Agency, No. 109 West 34th st. ti vy GENTS WANTED—CITY AND COU Toa to families and large constime ments, OANTON TEA COMPA TRY, TO SELL atest i JV ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; good washer, ironer and . wo days, at W LADY'S MAID (FRENCH OR ENGLISH) ; ; must understand hairaressing and dressmaking thor: guably nndoubted references required. Gall fron 8 to 10 A. 3 Sth av., corner 42d st. wos SMART GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work ina small family, Ring basement bell of 342 ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A YOUNG GIRL. to cook, wash and iron, Call at No, 527 Lexington av., after 12 A. M. WARTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO children; city reference required. S5th'st., between Sth and 9th avs, TAKE CARE OF Call at 343 West SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, YOUNG MAN WHO HAS EXPERIENCE AS A barkeeper fur some years, would like to have a sitaa- Call wt 110 West 14th st.; saloon. tion, A. STRANGER (COLORED) DESIRES A SITUATION in a private family as waiter, or to do any other work; iy sober and honest, willing and obliging. Address STRANGER, G4} Sullivan st, 8 BARKEEPER—A YOUNG MAN WANTS “A situation, having first class city reference from last employer. Address U. V. 0., Herald Uptown Branch office. A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A_ SITUATION ‘as waiter: can furnish good reference. Call at or ad- ress No. 41 West 45th st., top floor, back room. YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION as cook or waiter in a boarding house; willing «to work the lowest wages Call: on or ‘address Mrs, LEES, 225 st 29th wt YOUNG BOY, 16 YEARS OLD, WOULD DO any kind of work, or to learn a trade; resides with his parents, No. 142 West 19th st., near Gth ay. LeQBNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREBTS, BROOK- EEKLY FLORIDA LIN Writ Royal 8 Ct Fernandina, Fla: Brunswick, Ga. The favorite and well kuown steamer MONTGOMERY. having superior accommodations tor pas: aturday, December 4, from pier 3 North M., to above ports, making connections with South ind Southwest, via Port Royal, the Florida ‘Brunswick Railroads. First class passage to Fernandina... First class passage to Jacksonville First class passage to Auguste 5: 20 00 ‘Through tic 1 ‘ouch ‘and Southwest. Steamer HUNTS VILL er, will follow 9th of For freight or to, December Kor THE, GELVGKI No. & William atre 10 BOSTON, via Newport and Fall River.The world-renowned steamers eaeeoe and PROVIDENCE leave pier Nou Eiver, foot ot Mureay street, daily (Sundays. ox. cepted), at 4:30 P.M. Through tickets sold avall principal hotels in the city. BNNSYLY ANIA EATERO AD. = THE GREAT TRUNK LINE AND ‘UNITED STATES MALL. ROUTE. ‘Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cort landt streets, a» follows >— i Express. for’ Harrisburg, ‘Pittsburg, the West and South With Fallmay Palace, Cars attack ied, 9330 A. M., 6 and BOP. M. Sunday, 6 and For Willianisport and Lock Wayen (Gin, Poitadetphia and Trig Railroad Division, connecting at, Philadelphia}, 9:30 Williainsport, Lock a, Cony and Ei itsville, Petroleum 8 M., connecting At Corry for v Ad ‘and the Oi ion coguesand tl Washingeon wad the South, “Limited Wash jngton Express” of Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except Stdas. 990 A, Mis arrive at Washington 4:10 P.M. Regu ys Sendo. M. Sd 40, 9 at for Pidtadeipiia, nape | 10,56. 7, B90, 8 P. Mi. nd 12 might. Bunday 5 6 7; 8330 and BP. x Emigrant and second class, 230, . ght. 6:30, Find 8: OP M. For Elizabeth. 7, 740, 8, 9, 10, 11 A. M., 12 M., 1, 2, 2:30, 8 4:10, 4:30, 4:50, 5 0, 5 40. 6:10, 6 OQ, i POM. night. 4 Por ital 12 M., 1,2, gon aw 440, 4, x 5:20, 5:40, 6110, 7, 8:10, 10 P. “st and Fei night. Sunday, 5:20, +h For ‘Wr Perth Amboy and South Amboy, 6 and 10 0, 4:50 and 6 EN P st Kiutionee ti A. For Kingston and Rocky For Princeton, 7, 8 : For Lambortvillé, 9:30 A. M. For Philipsburg ang! Belyid a ington, fercer and Somerset Manis 3PM. Buulington and Camden, 7:20 and For Farming? i "A. M. and 2 P.M. For Aights orto and ie Monmosth Junction, 4 . For ‘ hestown and Pemberton, 6 A. M.'via Perth Amboy, 4730 A.M, via Monmouth ‘Junction, follow: m Pittsburg, 6:55 and Ry 30 A. Pe Mcdaiiy; 10:19 A.M. and 740 P.M, dail treo M nday.. “From Washington and . M.. 4:05, 5:15 and 10:27 P.M. Trenton, P.M : Ticket Offices, 526 and O44 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets: 4 et street, Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 118 Husson street, Ho- boken, Hmigrant, ‘Picket Oilice, No. Sauer FRANK THOMSO D. M. BOYD, General M VIDENCE 'AND STO: \ dai m NEW YORK AND 0 STONINGTON LI From pier 33 North River, foot of Jay street, the elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRAGANSETT daily (except Sundays), at 4:30 PROVIDENGE LINE. mp 27 North River, foot of Robinson street, the s ELECTRA and GALATE daily (except ‘su From UILADELPHTA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD, Faie from Now York to Philadelphia only #2 25, Commencing Octol 875, Leaves New York, pier 8 North Ri For Philadelphia, Vinelund, &e.10 : oot Restor street. 40 A. M. For Philadelphia, Tuckerton. ke 4 P. Mt WM. 8. SNEDEN, General M nager. Brooklyn branch at Tae Wastiegten erst, Classes or pri- vate lessons for ladies, gentlemen wnd children, For partic- wars send for a circular, —UARTIER'S DANCING ACADMEY, PLUSIPTON'S +, Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth st New classes Fivate Lessons in gllae and ‘Assembly waltn im Branch—tdoth street, near Third av Bub, Wedwosday afternoon aad evening. T MR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANGING, Lyric Hall, Rixih avenue, Reservoir square. Poplls o6n BRGIN ws ATTEND at their convenience, EPTIONS DANSANTE every Friday eventn BILLIARDS. — “AMERIGAN STANDARD. BEVEL | BILLIARD | TABLES hh Deianey's wire cushions, solely used in all cba pisostin rand toh games Aecond hand tables at great argains. RIFPITH & CO, 40 Vesey street. OLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender combination cushions, for sale in this city only at 788 Broad- _DENTISTRY. ser “OF TEETH MADE IN OURS AT West tem ronda tid yt nd near aevenshar Cag a Baths ‘re yore, egelsbore and gies oT a or Sixth td ai COLORED MAN COOK WANTS A SITUATION; unexceptionable references as to cooking and man- ry no objection $0 the country, "Call 52d st., for three days, ‘00D. FRENCH MAN COOK, AND GOOD PASTRY and Coa yarn baker, wishes a xituation ina Revae family; good reference. Address COOK, box 190 Id Uptown Branch office. SITUATION WANTED—BY A OOLORED MAN, TO take care of furnaco or make himpelf generally useh bast city roference. Apply at 113 West 26th st. GENTS WANTED—IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, TO sell cur pure teus to families, hotels and large consam- ers; best terms and largest stock in the country 201 Fulton the WELLS TEA COMPANY, Chureh and nwieh sts, New York, A to , ween A BOY WANTED.—INQUIRE AT 32 RECTOR ST, ANVASSERS WANTED—IN THE Chat oIry FOR A #) Popular book. Apply at Forest and Stream office, 17 am Bt. ROTESTANT MAN AND WIFE WANTED—ON A people. Addross box 3,401 New York wentleman's placy in country: good home for good Post o PECIAL DESPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. ANTED—INTELLIGENT YOUNG and ongago in telograph operatin to TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTIO. Broadway. MEN, TO LEARN for Apot COMPANY, 8th st, ANTED—MAN AND WIFE; MAN TO MILK, TAKE care of horses and to do general work; wife to cook, wash and iron; must be a good cook; wages small for the winter. ins. both well recom: Address F. C., box 45 V ANTED—A COLORED BOY OF SOME EXPERI- ence to wait upon the Sipe and make himself gener- ally useful, at No, 333 West 2iid st. cure trsitory at once for, “The bile vices of Vilson,”’ ldeoos the Spablsher BY Be Nason. Fo PUSS ELL 99 Cornhill, NIED AGENTS.—CANVASSERS SUOULD bi ‘WASTED—4 FEW MEN OF TACT AND ENERGY TO sell a popular article which should be in every family; $5 to$l5aday may be made Stamp. | Call at, auring the woek, or adare corner of 80th st, easily by men of the right a8 1,215 Broadway, Py ANTED.—STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS MAN can Secure a position for about three months. Appiy at 14 Murray st., room 2, from 9 till 5, ANTED—A YOU NIN A GROCERY STORB. G MAL Koply at HOWLETT corner 26h ste and Tb a ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN TO az tend dre: O., Herald Uptown Branch oftice. stating where last employed, Q. Be THE TRADES ‘OOD WATCHMAKER WANTS PoRer 9nd, reliable: Address T. ton si A SITUATION; , S., room 73 Belmou 10 ADVERTISERS. — THE DAILY Ae Te ON oe cae THE BK THAN EVER BEFORE ATTA ¥ EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE OMtED STATES. QATINET PRINTER WANTED—AT MERCHANTS? print works, 418 Wost 14th st, ANTED—AN EFFICIENT BLACKSMITH AND horscshoer, hours ot 10 une at 123 Broad st, between the ANTED—A SITUATION BY ONE OF THE BEST and quickest mon order eooks in the elty ; can cut meat nal stpine: sober ‘and honest; reference to the same. Call at No. 70 6th ay. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN BOY, 16 years of , @ situation; three years’ ret ‘Address ct cull on, for two days, J. B., 343 Bast Seth 145 WEST 32D ST. THIRD FLOOR.—A YOUNG man to attend to furnace fires and mako himself Kenerally useful. Address J cL KS A AND SALESMEN, GENTLEMAN OF LONG BUSINESS EXPE! once, and first class trade in the hosiery, notigns faney yoods lines, is open for engagement, froin January Dost satisfactory references furniabed. Address i B., box’ crald office. COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER (single and double entry), with first class references, ae- Sires « situation in a commercial or banking business, ‘Ad- dress A. B., box 104 He raid office. MARBLE MANTELS. T GREATLY “REDUCED PRICES. ‘E: An extensive stock of Slate at a Mantels, Wash ‘Trays and Slate Work, 2 Of ovary. eee: desc: Union squar N°SEATE company, . Fourth avenue aud Seventeenth st., N.Y, a2 signs, from FAN Feduced ee MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NRW DE: 2 upward Monumental work s Tural Inge ‘Third “AT a7 BLE! Money advanced on Dianionds, Pianos, &e, ; algo Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought of aa up stairs. Watches, &c. 77 Bloecker stre MERICAN OFFICE—$75,000.—RUB. Emeralds, Wateh yore Valuables, &c., bough! time purchases effecte: (abiishelt Ise TES, DIAMONDS, Silverware, India Shawls, possible value pald; also J. H, BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. REFERENCES AND SBCURITY.—A MARRIED gentloman desires employment, in any capacit; Where he can make, living, salary oF commission. “Addr st office box 2, A. YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES A GOOD HAND. Ts correct at figures, and can give che best of Teferenices, desir n ina store of uny kind, Address Z., box WANT EMPLOYMENT.ROOKKEEPER, CLERK, penman and reckoner or driver; $5 por weck; reference, Address R., 491 6th av, Lite —A SITUATION WANTED WHERE THERE Is good libiary and practice, Address ENERGY, Herald ‘LL PATHBR SALESMAN WANTED ONE WHO UNDER 4 stands the sheepskin and skivér tradé; a permanent sliuation and a good salary to ® competent man, Address for three days box 207 Herald offic TATIONER.—A LAD THOROUGHLY ACQU. AINTED hy th mery blank book and lithographic bi ind resides and Ress, who is a good penm: with bis parents. Add: AND PRINTING, Herald office, T918 BROADWAY, bith ie UY NCIL, p> streets. —GEO' Twenty-first Wretant, ‘Diamonds, Watches, Je mond Merehant, camel's hair Shawls, &c. ; Infghest prices paid ated. Ladi orn’ No. IAMONDS, eae JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ed at a very small Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, near TAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Pianos, Furniture, its, &e., bought. neces 'm: Tweuty-ninth st SILY! ERWARE, Fetieles indise left or misslon o} ir for storage. Address 8. xs ‘vox 141 Herald office, CLOTHING, enue, fen oi posltlvely recetve 50 clowherd br cast-off Clothing, gorgor Forty-sixph str T ELATTO" 8 tProwN: ESTABLI ISHMENT 816 SIXTH t—Ladies and Geutle- ir be ange Orders ended by Mr. of Mra. Piatto. No. SNe os ‘Sixth av, “ee in cash than T 1,274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN aid Thirty-third stree ts, Broadway for castof Clothing, &e., by HARRIS, THIRTY-SECOND prices will be paid culling @n or addressing By HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOvIIRD THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHO! IZED OFFICES FOR Mie RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE: MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HER, BROAD Way, ee ANN STREET, 1,265 BROADWA Bio SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Ee ean BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- WA ED—A Fourrhon ag CLERK IN A WHOLE. it references given ag Ye 10 character and fitness for duty experience, Apply to or address East 58th st. ANTED—A POSITION AS BOOKKEEVER OR AS. sistant bookkeeper in a wholesale house by ® young married man; has been employed ts assistant, bookkeeper in a wholesale grocery house in this ci can furnish good Tuteeancos, salary munderate, "Aditess TAMBS D, TRWIN, 3 Wall st IMERDINGENG 41% ai ANTED—A GERMAN DRY GOODS SALESMAN, jApPly for two days at SCOTT'S, 70 Newark av., Jer- soy City, ANTED—BY A SALF: commission in New York State. 182 Herald office. MAN, GOODS TO SELL ON Address C. 1, box TR. ‘2Z'3 GREAT WESTERN ewelry than elsewhere, IN 243 Third avenue, threo doors above Tw per cont more cash will be PRA for castioff Clothing, Carpets acdies and gentlemen wit do well AGENCY STOR! eth street, to call on or send @ note to Mt. or Mrs. MINTZ, Brooklya ‘orders attended. GREAT DEMAND FROM MY baton blag ladies’ and gentiemen’s cast-off Clot hiture, Diamonds, ihe Ps TaN tk # ith aver “LT EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ESTABLISH. enue, near Waverle; m. a 0, ie wie Carpets, &e., by ‘calling ment, 68 Sixth moat value paid for on or addressing Mr. or Mrs ‘7 Mas AS! M Clothing, R, 256 Seventh aveniie, ai be camels’ ible: yy ‘lil be astonished at ¢ wi Ladies and gentlemen. w astonished sf the priee hing, nh UR WIbD PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR CAST Call on or address Mr. or Mra, ~AsTROLG ¥. AL avenue; 4,829 Post office A Xe business © reverent is Mra. FO! hambers; satistaction or no pay; 500, Oe, 4 ‘ano, near Twenty fifth street. ANTED—AN OUT-DOOR SALESMAN; A GENTLE- man of exporience and good address will find a per manont situation, Address, stating age and in what line of Goods he is best posted, B. K. 8., Herald office, and death} No, O10 Sixth Svenne. TROLOGER.—PROFRSSOR LISTER, 919 SIXTH rio Address all letters to box ames in fall; Lexington STION |—CONSULTATION ON BUSINESS, LAW. enemies, losses, absent friends, love, murtiage _Mme. SINGHT, Clairvoyant, FOR DOMESTIC STOCK. —A_ SALESMAN TED 764 Broadway. Apply to CONKLING & © Wy anna coer AND RAPID WRITERS, ADDRESS box 8 ___ COACHMEN | AND 6 GARDENERS. VS COACHMAN, AU, BY A THOROUGHLY GooD A and practical Hogtisiman (single); tho best of chara fer from pros ‘Address J. SNOW, caro of F. stable oyer. ‘ot West dain streot. OLI, MEDICAL AND B ME, BRIG» m8 USINESS CLAIR. OWS likenesses, &c, ; 500. and $1, een M ME. ROSA REVEALS YOUR WHOLE LIFE go the eradie to the g street. 1 ; Cures all diseases, 472 Cani MEDICAL, _ ifty-second street, first door Seer ararg RESTEL MIDWIFE, SINCE 1 NO. t ry “{ 8 COACHMAN AND GARDENER—BY A SINGLE AS want understands both; can milk, tend furna s training young horses; threo years’ reference T. H., box 220 Herald office, 3 A SITUATION TO DRIVE @ care of & gentleman's road Horses; 946 references from last place, Addross JOHN REGEN, 100 West 24¢h st. understa from |i YOUNG MAN WA? for @ doctor, or to ti 8 00. IMAN AND VEGETABLE GARDENER—B’ & single man; th derstands both branche: ik, tend furnace ae useful; cO8 «tity releren We box 190 Herald TOURS, MAN gy Fs tema htm AS Maa man and groom: ie willing to make Mase ful; country veslorred. Hh, box 14S torald TIENTION!—DR. JACOBY, Consultation free. LATE OF PRUSSIA, Private dftice 161 Bleecker street, A —MMB. MAXWELL, 114 EAST. TENTH STREBT, +_gives medical advice to Indies and children gratis, Ae AND MME. GRINDLE CURE ALL COM. + plaints; 25 years’ practice, 142 West Forty eighth st. Acti AND MME. VAN BUSKIRK, RESIDENOB ast 28th at, between Third and Lexington ave, N: Office 129 Liberty street, near Gi MMB. MAURICEAU; 30 pag see a Bey hy i ath pilot CKD FEMALE DOOTREAS, "Gites all compart Se eure arr 1, 4 Bleecker sireot. naar a ae jar. Advice trom