The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1875, Page 16

16 TROTTING. A DISAGREEABLE DAY AT FLEETWOOD. ‘Tre announcement that the two trots postponed last Baturday at Fleetwood Park and that two “play or pay’ matebi re sure to be trotted yesterday brought ‘out full delegations of the regular Aabitués, notwith- standing the wet and dreary character of the weather. ‘The track was deep and heavy and at the end of the afiernoon’s sport looked sore like a Louisiana swamp than atrotting track. The first race decided was the | unfinished wagon race between Hardroad and Missouri Boy, each of them having two heats won, The talont played Missouri Boy for a winner, but were caught wrong, as John Murphy managed to steer Hardroad bome first, The second of the unfinished races was that between Murphys Steve Maxwell, Splan’s Andrew, Phillips’ Lady Woods, atter. son's Modesty and Manee’s Harry Irwin. Maxwell was the favorite over the field at the odds of 20to 6, but after a hard contest, the best he could do was to make a dead beat with Lady Woods, the judges distancing Harry Irwin for runing. Nothwithstanding that it was evident that Maxwell was not at home in the mud, he contigued the favorite for the ixth and seventh heats, both of which Lady Woods won, after which Andrew became the favorite, many realizing that a8 Maxwell could not win the race Splan would have to win itwith Andrew, which fact was clearly demonstrated, for Mr. Splan, having won the first heat, let bis horse’s head and quietly made his money safe by winning the eighth and ninth heate, which give him the race, ‘The “play or pay’? matches were—frst, a mile and repeat between Miss Drew and Henrietta, which Miss Drew won; the other was best three in five, between Jim and Grace, which the gelding won in three straight heats, SUMMARY. ¥ Fiextwoop Pars, New York. —Trotting Saturday and Tuesday, Decumber 4 and 7, 1835, Match $200, mile heats, best 3 in 4, to wi J. Murphy's b. g’ Hardrond 223711 J. Splan’s b. g. Missouri Boy. 112232 TIME, Quarter. Firet heat. wee 0 Second heat. . i 4 ‘Third beat 40 Fourth hea 41 Fiftn beat, 43 ts ‘The first four heats Were trotted on the 4th inst. Same Davs—Sweepstakes, $250; mile heats; best three in tive, J. Splan’s b. 122284211 J. Murphy's g. Andrew, to wagon gr. g. Steve Maxwell, wazor Bs .331102333 J. H. Phillips” b. m. Lady Woods, in BAIMOORLovs cesses Aeasanoeas sineae 553301122 ‘m. Modesty, ‘to 414443408, A. Patterson's b. P. Man g. Harry Irwin, to ‘i ee 2455 dis, rue, x Quarter, Mile, First heat, 40 Second heat, Third heat. Fourth he - 1 are Fifth heat. . 2 1 Sixth heat.... a2 Ts Seventh heat ~ 4% dy Fighth heat 23 1 Ninth‘heat. aad 1 ‘The tirst four heats were trotted op the 4th inst. Turspay, Nov. 7. and repeat in harness. H. Peterson's b, m, Miss Drew. M. McNamarra’s b. m. Henrietta TIME. Quarter. Half. Mile. First heat... 5045 1:39 15 Second heat. 50 1:35 ‘Third heat... 45 1:31 Same Day.—Maich $500, play or pay; best three in five, in harness. M. McNamarra’s b. g. Jim, J. Murphys b. m Grace. 2 First heat. Second heat Fourth heat, Tae Great Sirorsnme Haxpicar of 500 sovs., added toa sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft.; the second saved his stake; winners extra; new straight mile; 38 subs. Mr. A®Baltazzi’s br. ¢. Coeruleus, by Beadsman—Bas Bleu, 3 years, 6 st, 11 Ibs, (Wainwright) .......... Mr. Skipton’s ch. ¢ Conseil, 4 years, 6st, SIbs. (Mor- gan)... aR Lord M. Beresford’s br. in. Caramel, ed, 6 st. 3 Ibe, Mr. Raimond’s Vril, 4 years, 7 #t. 8 lbs. (Glover) Lord Wilton's Spectator, 4 yeurs, 7 #t. 7 Ibs. ‘Archer).. ; Lord Hartington’s Lane) Mr, Johnstone's T: (Thompson)........ Mr. F, Douglas’ Day Dream, Archer)..... : Mr. W.8. Gra s ine, 14 Ibs. extra (A. Cook)..... Mr. Gerard’: Harmonide: Jeffrey) Sir G. Chetwynd’s Grey Paimer, 3 yeare, 6 st. (Rossiter) < Mr. Brayley’ G st. 13 lbs. (J. Jarv Lord Wilton’s Inste ‘ BRITING AT THE START. ‘Chaplet, ‘3 years, “7st. 3 ibs. (7. ‘an 0’ Shauter, 4 years, 6 years, 6 st. 3 years, 6 4 to 1 against Cerrulius. 100 to 8 against DayDream. 6 to Lagst. Grey Palmer. 100 to 7 against Spectator. 7 to 1 against Vril. 25 to 1 against Chaplet. 7 to 1 against Conseil. 25 to 1 agst. Tam o' Shan- 100 to 12 against Instep. ter. 10 to Lagainst Lord Kollo, 25 to 1 agst. Harmonides. 100 to 8 against Pascarel. 25 to 1 against Caramel, THR RACK. Day. Dream was quickest off, and made the running, Clear of Instep in the centre of the course and Lord Rollo on the left, Conseil and Spectator being next; Caramel, | Vril and Grey Palmer being the most prominent of the remainder on the right. After going about a farlong Day Dream was steadied, and Lord Rollo then assumed the command and came on in advance of Instep in the centre of the course, Day Dream and Ceruleug being the next pair, till reaching the turn for home. Here Caramel rushed to the front and made play, attended by Lord Rollo and Cerrolens, till a quarter ofa mile from the finizh, where Lord Rollo was beaten, and the favorite drew ‘up to Caramel, the pair being succeeded by Grey Palmer and Conseil. At the distance Sir G. Chetwynd’s colt was in trouble, and the favorite draw- ing away won without an effort by three lengths, a neck separating second and third. Grey Palmer, close up with Caramel, was fourth, Harmonides fitth, ‘Instep fixth, Day Dream seventh, Chaplet eighth and Vril ninth, The last lot were Lord Rollo, Spectator, Pasca- rei and Tam 0’ Shanter. Time, as taken by Henson's chronograph, 1m. 388, Value of the stakes, £1.1 ‘Tax Sarkwancry Cor (handicap) of 500 sovs. ecie), added to sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, 10 Wa jorfeit; winners extra; the second saved his ake, About two miles. 34 subs. Mr. R. Forrester’s blk. bh. Prod'gal, by Outcast— Penitent’s dam, by Crozicr, 6 years, 2 Ibs. (Weedon). Sitka Mr, W. 8. Crawfurd’s b. c. Fly years, 5 st. (Gallon). Mr. Snarry’s b. f. Lily Agnes, 4y (J. Osborne). ‘ ee Mr. W. 8. Cartwright’s Louise Victoria, 6 years, 9 st. (Custance). . g aetty Mr. H, Baltazzi’s Stray Shot, 3 years, 6 st. 10 ine, 10 Ibs, extra (Thompson) Mr. G. Crook’s Conseil, 4 y Mr. Chapman's Owton, 4 donald)... f Mr. Masque's Akbar, 4 years, 6 st. 4 Ibs (C. Archer).. Mr. W. Gerard's Harmonidor, 3 years, 6 st. 4 lbs, car, 6 st. 6 Ibs. (Rossiter). Mr. Jobuston’s Escort, 3 years, Mr. F. Grotton’s Bragance, 4 (Wainwright)...... sone BETTING AT THK START. (Morgan) » 6 wt. 7 Ibe. ( Bto Laget. Stray Shot. 100 to 15 agst. Louise Vic- 9to Zagst. Akbar, toria. Sto Lagst. Lily Agnes. 20to 1 agat, Harmonides Tito 2 agst. Fly'n 20to Lagst. Escort, ‘otchman. 25 to 1 agst, Prodigal. 100 to 8 agst. Owton, 33 to 1 agst, Bragance, THE RACE. Only one break away ocourred ere Mr. McGeorge got the eleven competitors ina line, and when the signal was given to go the lot were despatched on excellent terms, all running ina line for about 300 yards, when Owton took the lead and came on, attended by Flying Scotchman, Escort and Bragance, the last named being clear of Akbar, Stray Shot and Prodigal on the right, with Louise Victoria in the rear, AS they streamed | oe the stand Owton still held a slightadvantage cf raganc and Prodigal succeeding, with Akbar and Stray Shot next, the rear being now brought up by Conseil, After gone & short distance Owton was beaten, and left ragance with a slight lead of Flying Scotchman and Prodigai, the pair being attended by Harmonides, Stray Shot, Escort and Akbar in the order named, with Lily Agnes, Conseil aud Louse Victoria in a cluster next, while Owton was now last, talled off. Bragance, Fly: ‘ng Scotchman and Prodigal formed the Radin wie until the commencement of the rails, where the first Hamed was done with, and Prodigal came on, followed by Mr. Crawford's colt, the pair being quite half a dozen lengths in front of the favorite and Lily Agnes Ull fairly in the straight, when Prodigal drew away And cavtered home an easy winner by five lengths from Flying Scotchman, who finished about two Jengths jn Sront of Lily Agnes, the latter being ridden out to fle e Louise Victoria, close up, was fourth, Eseort Stray Shot sixth, Akbar seventh, Conseil eighth ea Binth, Owlon next and Harmonides last, as on by Benson’s chronograph, 3m. 36s, Value of the inch stake, £930. ENGLISH SPORTING NOTES. - At a sale of blood stock at Tattersall’s, London, November 22, the bay colt Hesper, two years old, by Bpeculum, out of Heaperithusa, was sola to R. Porter for £1,000. Hesper is represented as a remarkably fine looking and improving youngster, and, as Mr. Tatter- gall remarked auring the gale, ‘‘can stay for a wock.”’ Bt Agnes, chestnut filly, by St. Albans, outof sister to General Peei, feichod £530, and Florimel, a bay filly, Match $200, play or pay; mile | eso ceo ec oO oO oO © Oe tH d Flying Seotehnan; Escort, Harmonides | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. four years old, by Dundee. out of Beeswing, told for £400, The popular and successful light weight jockey, F. Archer, had four winning mounts on November 22 at Warwick. This brings his score during the present season to 170 wins, George Fordham’s highest was 166. A remarkable circumstance in connection with Archer js that he has been at the head of the list of winning jockeys for three successive years, His ex- loits im the saddle the past season have been marvel- jous, although he has not rede the winner of any very important race, still it is a great compliment to _ hii abilities as jockey that he should have bad more than 500 mounts, and, with a first master like Lord Falmouth, it is not unbikely that the highest honors the turf can afford will fail to his share, At present Archer stands in the poai- | tion of being the youngest Jockey that ever rode a Two | Thousand winner, his success on AUlantic lust year giv- jog him this distinction, while, aithough he is not yet out of his “teens,” be bas ridden an Oaks winner on | Spinaway last spring, whose doings enable Lord Fal- mouth to take his place at the head of the list of win- ning owners for 1875, ENGLISH COACHING NOTES. A four-horse coach is likely to be run next spring be- tween Leamington and Stratford-on-Avon. If the | arrangements can be carricd out it is proposed to run it from the Regent Hotel, Leamington, through Welles- bourne, four days a week. Considering the almost un- ¢xampled scenery on this route, the allurements of Leamington and Stratford-on-Avon and the excellence of the roads, there can be little dovbt of the coach not only being a financial success, but also of its eventually running daily, The Regent is always so full that this excellent hyiel will be able to tind ai! the passengers the coac y, and a good team starting from and arriving at its doors will add not a little to the at- fractions cf the parade, HAND BALL, NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN MATCHESS—TEN GAMES PLAYED, Mr. Casey, of Brookiyn, and Mr. Burke, of Philadelphia, as reported in the Hxraup, having intensified the interest in the play with the experts present from Philadelphia, New York and Brooklyn, a series of | friendly matches were arranged for, and yesterday some very fine games were played in both Brooklyn and New York. BROOKLYN GAMES. In the court corner of Hoyt and Douglass streets, | Brooklyn, quite an interesting match was played be- tween James McEvoy and James Nealis, vs, Frank Me- | Carthy and Cornelius Carr. The men were very evenly | matched, At two o'clock the men entered the court and | chose Mr. Thomas Cooke and Mr. Martin Egan as judges, and Mr. Frank Burke, champion of Philadelphia, as | referee; while Mr. William MeCann acted as | marker. They tossed for choice of inning, | | Carr winning the toss, and gomg to service, was allowed | to retire without scoring. Nealis, taking the ball, scored | before retiring. McEvoy scored 3 and retired, McCarthy | now going to service, scored 2, and after some fine play on both sides retired. Carr served some bard onc to McEvoy, who returned them in good style, but was out- played by McCarthy, who made them count every time for his partner, who scored 9, Game called—Nealis 9, | Carr 1% The remaining portion of the game was equally | well gontested, the score ruvining—Nealis, 9, 3, 4, 0, & | Mc@artay, 11, 4, 2, 0,.0. | SECOND GAME: ‘The second game, which was about equal in interest first, cuded iv favor of McCarthy and partner, as McCarthy, 1, 3, 5, 0, 2, 6,4 Neali THIRD GAME. ‘The third game was also won by McCarthy, with the | | following score Nealis, 4, 4, 5, The fourth game was not so well contested, Nealis | ing an easy Victory by the following scort lis and partner, 5, 3, 0, 6, 7. McCarthy and part- bh OG 8% PIFTH GAME. | Play opened by Carr serving some hard ones in the left corver, bat he was pat out by Mekvey playing un- derhand from the line after scoring y how tak- ing,to service, made some brilliant tossing, and scored 4, when he retired to give his partner a chance, | made a strong effort to score, but was disappointed after some good piay on both sides, ending in favor of Carr | and partner, ‘Game called—MeCar THE GAME IN NEW YORK, Growing out of the champion match between Casey | and Burke in Brooklyn and Philadelphia was a match | Commenced at McQuade’s Court, Madison atreet, yester- day afternoon, between McQuade and Manix for the | best 5 in 9 for $200 The judges were— For Manix, Captain Henry N. ~ Dunphy, — of Paterson, and for McQuade, Mr. P. J, Meagher, of w York, with Mr. Robert M. Dore as refi Hoth | the men showed well, but McQuade, as had been antici- | pated, proved the stronger and more expert hitter, The score was:— MeQnade—1, 1, Manix—1, 2, 32 Manix—1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, THIRD GAME. | McQuade—3; 0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 5, 2, 3, 2, | Manix—0, 1, 2, 0, 0, 0, 6, MeQuade—2, 0, 0, 2, 1, 0, 4, 1, 0, 2, 0, I—14. Manix—1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2.1, 0; 0, 6, 0, 6, 4, 6—21. FIFTH GAME. MeQuade—0, 0, 2, % 1, 0, 4, 2, 0, 2 Manix-0, 1, 0, 0.'0, 1,'2, 3, 2,0, | When the —11. | ove ligures had been j.game it was declared to be too dark to continue the \"play. and the closing of the game and match was post- | poned, by covsent, to the 16th inst. Had McQuade completed the last’ game as winner the match would | | have been cd BOARD. © uded in his favor, ~ HEALTH, The result of the champion hand bali game between | reached in the | j tuned, &c. nished to jurors, amounting +0 $1,365, was referred to the Comptroller, W. 8. Wolf, claiming to act-as counsel for 150 adult Dlind persons, made an application for an appropriation of $20,000 for the blind, The law of 1875 provides that the Board of Cossity Commissioners may, if they see fit, pay tocach adult blind person in the city $50 per ear, and that if they put it in their estimates, the Boaruot Apportionment shall set apart a suilicient sur to meet the call. As the Commissioners of Charities have not taken the initiative, the Board declined to take apy action, The Comptroiler offered a resolution to authorize the } tas bonds to pay the laborers on the Boulevard: was adopted. The issue of 000 of City Improvement Fund Stock was authorized, as well as a further sum of | $5,000 for the liquidation of legal claims, POST OFFICE BUSINESS. The foreign mail of yesterday consisted of 41,124 letters and 42 bags of papers. The steamship Idaho, fewQueenstown and Liverpool, took out 35,006 letters and 86 bags of papers, and the City of Merida, for Ha- vana and Vera Cruz, 6,118 letters and 4 bags of papers. _PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C, A —A.—AL + a ge invited to call a SONS, Steinway Vi perfect arly new, is constantly On haud; also second hand Pixnos of other maker, Attempts are constantly made in this ¢i to sell interior pianos with our name o1 similar that many people do not notic urehaxe the spurious and often totally fora genuine Steinway Piano, If per ing such instrament, will take the num| u STEINWAY & RONS it can at on heth ¢ instiriment is a nway Piano or @ forgery. STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall 107-111 East Fourteenth street, A FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND, GRAND Pe ke} also for sale and rent. a Duimber of fine se i in perfect order. WILL IAM KNABE & C1 . 112 Fifth avenue, above Six- teenth street. T HAINES BROS.” PIANOPORTE WAREROOMS and manufactory, corner Twenty-first street and Second Avenue, a fine assortment of first class Pianofortes for sale ou reasonable terms; a few Pianos but little used at great arguing, * TA SACRIFICE—AN ENTIRELY NEW FIRST CLASS 71-8 oetave Piano; must be sold, regardless of cost. Piano can be seen at 261 Perl street, near Fulton. the difference and rthlexs instrument | A210, BRAuriecy ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ai. 4nd Stool; Pianos to rent, $5 per month; instal- Mments taken; new instruments exccedingly low: Pianos GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Bleecker st.,near Howery. STEINWAY GRAND PIANO TO BE SOLD ATPRI te sale. Cull at No. 1 Est Twenty-eigith street corner Fifth avenue, : Nealis | y and Carr, 3; Me- | i Evoy and Nealis, 4 ‘ | Carr now commenced to play very fierce, and scored | 5 in succession, and after some splendid play from Nealis, was retired. McCarthy commenced to serve | high, ‘but seored only 1, when he retired. me | ealled—McCarthy, 9; Nealis, 4, McEvoy now began to | play with the utinost care and after a Jong run of 8 was Sealis served some fine ones and scored 4. allgd—MeE 16; Carr, 9 McCarthy was | | now pretty well Uired, but played with confidence, and | seored 4, his partner scoring 5 und retiring. Game | ealled—Carr, 18; Ni 16. | McEvoy now conumenced to serve tow and to the left, | and ran out the gime amidst hearty applause from the | gallery. Time, one hoor and forty-five minutes, | SUMMARY, Nealis, McCarthy, Me Carr. First game. 17 Second game a1 | Third game 2 | Fourth 9 | 18 } Totals... .eseeee 86 YOURTH GAME. b= | Ata meeting of the Board of Health held yesterday | the following business was transacted :— } The chief of the vaccinating corps reported that 4,464 persons had been vaccinated during the past month. permits for the emptying of cesspools and closets to those only who are farnished with the suction appara- tus connecting with air-tight tanks, | The following is the weekly report of Dr. Harris, | Registrar of Record? :— | In the week ending on Saturday, the 4th inst., 484 deaths were reported in this city, against $21 reported | in the corresponding week Inst and 498, which were veritied for the previous w were charged to‘pulmonary phthisis laet week, against 91 in the corresponding week of last year, and only 14 | deathe from sinallpox, against 80 in same period | bronchitis, pneumonia and croup were charged 96 deaths last week, ayainst 90 in the corresp. 11874. Diphtheria was charged with 71 CONTA | The following is a com contagious diseases reported at this Bureau for the two wooks ending December 4, 1875:— JOUS DISEASES, | Nov. 27. Dee. 4. | Typhoid fever. . 18 33 rlet fever. : 39 46 Cerebro-spinal meningitis ; 1| Measles .. eonee 29 Diphtheria. wt Sinallpox..... 39 COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. Arogular meeting of the Commissioners of Emigra- tion was held yesterday. Ali the Commissioners oxcept Mayor Wickbam were presont, Hon, Geo. J. Forrest presided, who bad hitherto been furnished with coal should re- ceive to the extent of seven tons per annum. A reso- | lution was adopted to the effect that the Ward's Isiand Committee be empowered to — procure eet sweepings for the purpose of filling the northeast part of Ward's Island. The Finance Committee was directed to audit the bilis of the several counties which had not been parsed apon | eince 1873, On motion of Mr. Schack it was resolved to appropriate $150 for the purpose of be ed twenty-three destitute Galliciaus now on Ward Island to Abbeville, 8 ©. It was resolved to dona $200 for a Christmas dinner and $100 for Christmas trees for the inmates of the institutions, On motion of Mr. Schack it was resolved not to land any passengers on Sunday. THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT. The Board of Apportionment mot yesterday at the Mayor's office, Alithe members were in attendance except Mayor Wickham, who was represented by Al- German Lewis. The bill of Daniel Sweeny. for refreshments fur- | The sanitary superintendent was directed to issue Only 55° deaths | ek, the largest number yet reported ina week, | arative statement ot cases of | It was resolved that all the officers on Ward's Isiand | As OF SECOND HAND PIANOS IN THOROUGH + order, for sale at moderate pri by CHICKERING & SONS, 199 Fifth avenue, corner Kighteeuth street. STEINWAY PARLOR GRAND, BEST NEW UP. right and Square Pianos and Organs; special induce- inents this month for cash, in instalments and for rent. 8. X. BALL & CO,, 15 East Pourteenth street, 0, SPLENDID WEBE R PIANO, $600; IMMENSE sacrifice: Pianos troi 5 to $150 on $5 and $10 monthly instalments; Melodeon for $25. KRAKAUER, 352 Bowery. BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN 0C noforte, celebrated maker, cost $450, for $1 improv residence 243 Bust 34th etween + anos and Organs, new und second hand, seven octay two bank Organ, $140; eight stops, $100; rent, $3, PEEK '& S( 23 Clinton place (Eigtith street), near Broadway. A. SECOND HAND PIANO, $185, AND FIRST CLASS AA new square and upright Pianos; cheapest and best Yet offered. “Call and see at 113 Bleecker street, MPBELL, LL THEIR ELE ‘all improvemer neteenth street, TE FAMILY WILL 4A. gant 7 octave Piano at halt celebrated maker. Call at No.D ‘one door from Fitth avenue, A. GREAT, BARGAIN FOR. SALE, A FIRST CLASS rosewood , for less than one-half its original cost. i be seen at 149 West Forty-ninth street, ri Wert T PRIVATE RESIDENCE 47 WEST SIXTEENTH street, near Fifth avenne.—A private family will sell their four round rosewood 74, cetave Stein Pianoforte $275; cost $075; all late: improyem: full agratfe, overstrun ve x their Decker & Bros. 7}, oetay 0, for $00 Furnit Jegantl, ' rand aining room, in positive China for immediate cash, The’ above Pinnotortes and Furaituie must be seen to be appreciated; in use seven months. 47 West th _SETY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | Central, R SALE—VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON Lexington av near Park; two full Lots; im- voved Pi i a rove ken In part payment. Principals may w ___PWELLING HOUSES TO A ninth street, near Fifth avenue, 374 feet front full Unfurnished. —TO RENT THE HOUSE NO. 10 WEST TWENTY- depth. Apply to EH. LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine street. 0 LET.—A FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN MIB PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 0 4 8 , in first class order FTITE ,LOULOWING “PEAGES, ARE il GNLX | purrs have pier and. mantle ginaes) and corniors: ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE | GREGG: Nel Bowers es eM CTY ewe Apply We Be Ge NEW YORK HERALD:— FEOARWAT, CORNER ABN GFRRER ef—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, A BEAUTIFUL FE 2 | Ai henthtee, story brown, stone 90-toot * wide) House: up: M14 SOCTH ‘SIXTH ATRERT, PHILADELPRIA. | Gwen’ AWS eRESPEGTABILITY. Herald office, i UORSER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETH, BROOK. | SEF Addrem RESPAOTABILITY, Herald office, LYN. To oRENT—TWO FOUR STORY HIGH | stTOOP Pier a aerate, ogether, 2 ar Madiso uuare, legs s iy is - apply to E. EDGERTON, 13 East Twenty third street, ADVERTISE = wu Loatds “ a eit FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TION LAST WEEK, AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULA’ TO LET. 2 LARGE COMMODIOUS AND COMFORTABLY FUR- 00 NOR. MOR eg he A ished first story front Parior to et es week; aut + Buildine, nae front: Th ‘avenue, | ble or two persons; gas, bat vate residence 316 East Thirt LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH HOT AND COLD water and private bath; Also a ft 0 without board, al 1,401 Brosdwaye: ne seuroom t0 Het, Saal a 9 nay VERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR, PARTIALLY furnished, to let, suitable for a party of gentlemen or or light, housokeeping; terms low fur winter. 240 West Forty-third street. A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL) LET, PU: one or two large and pleasant Rooms,’ adjoin! Suitable for gentlemen or gentleman and,wite, ‘Thirty-nin ARTY OF GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A THAND- mely furnished Parlor Floor or Second Story, or would Tet separately, in a Leuutiful location, near Fifth Aven Hotel, with breakfast or private Table, Address for three days B. L, B., box 111 Herald Uptown Hranch offic N—LARGE WELL cond Hor, bath, closets, for without ' board, for ‘three days. 000: would make mor: third. ward 1 fe. Particulars, 26} Brot : PI $5,000; take $2,000 in exchan way, room 5, owner, ‘BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. OR SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, FIVE MIN- utes from Fulton terry, small genteel brick House, 9 rooms; ull improvements; $5,000; terms to suit. Apply at 93 Fourth avenue, New York. Nome. The unsold portion of the Brevoort-Letferts Property, situated at junction of Fulton street aud Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, is now being offered ut private sale by IL MULLER & <a, 7 Pine street, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. os SIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE ished frout Room, »: ventlemen, Single References exchanged. 224 East Fourteenth stre AL issn orite nesarteie uaadsommely, dsaated’ on Cane FEW FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR GalPak nvonneae Cresiviligt nent Samrsdale Atation, | JA. -lieus nonseceeninee ales tent Rome aan Bedecos Harlem Railroad, und consists of a good two story and base: | permanent tenant desired. Apply. for three days, at 202 y outbuildings, excellent water, plenty of good fruit and shade trees, with 244 or 7 acres of good land. | Apply to ISAAC SEELY, on the premiyes, or address jale Post office, Westebester county, N. Y. ment honse, necexsai Sixth avenue, between Sixteenth aud Seventeenth streets. ‘21 CLINTON PLACE.—PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, with southern exposure, at moderate pric FINEST GENTLEMAN'S IN NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT HALL ROOM, $10 Orange county, 500 ie Rail- per nenth; also large front tt ‘$4 per week; gas, oad station on she aos ne susan; two, ee Siar bath and b to let, to. ge . in private house sold 2 for $100,000: price $36, shalfcash, Ad? y Sold 1m 1872 for BOO 000: prlee GK O00, ‘ast Twerty-seventh street, avenue, 7 PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IM BROWN STONE EST SAVINGS BANK IN THE WORLD—4,000 house, offer on reasonable terms, without board, hand- ‘Acres good farm Lund, title perfect, all clear, in Fast- | Somely : " Ackiusancin love Uieall; werk cheep, AGIeeeARKAM: | Wit Tunotnen eee Fone one eaind: Hoare” 280, SAS LAND, Herald office. PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR, JENTENNIAL BUILDING SITES FOR SALE—IN A front, will be rented, furnished, to a xentleman aud close proximity to main entrance ; terms easy, Address | Wite in the house of « private family; privilege of light E THOMAS, 600 Walnut street, Philadelphia, | Noceahonning SPT Wesbtmitieontbntiel ate oe OR SALE—A FINE COUNTRY SEAT IN GREEN- A NICELY FURNISHED FLAT—VICINITY THIRTY- wich, Conn.; the house coutains 15. handsome room: fourth street, Broadway ; eight rooms, bath, &e. ; house with-a beautiful view of the Sound and village; barn, sum: | jy good order: best of reference given nnd required, Par- mer honse, fruit and fancy trees and 3}; acres of land with @ | ticulurs No. 7 West Thirty-second street, Mitle grove. in back; five minutes from depot ; price $15,000. 2 a pply at Gt avenue A, in buker's store, or at the owner's | (YOMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, place, A, GEORGI, Greenwich, Conn, J without board, in a small French family, 112 East ‘Twenty-fifth street, near Fourth avenue. UR SALE io 100 neres, $2 per ncre, (URNISHED FRONT PARLOR ON SEC hot and cold water in room, bath, &e, Kentueky, near line of proposed railroa heavy; Cold and Iron abounds; healthy; tlemen or man and wife, 16 East Fifteenth YM. from Tiffany's. URNISUED AND U. iu French family. square, HEAY—LAND. orth $5, in the eastern part of timber good and nate extra good. AN & CO., ty street, Philadelphia, OTEL PROPERTY TO LET.—A VALUABLE HOTEL, ext to the coruer of Broad and Chestnut streets, In Nos. 16 and 18 South Broad street, Mouse,” tor aterm of y vilege of purchasing the furniture and bar ‘The building is four story, brick, with rooms, luge Larroom, restaurant, and kitchen on first dining room and parlor on second’ floor; water closets and bath room; heated by steam ; electric bells, &e, Ttis cen D FLOOR; suitable for gen- street, four doors URNISHED ROOMS TO LET 1,147 Broadway, neur Madison OR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished large Room, with Bedroom adjoining if desired also Reception Room, with Bedroom ; house private ; wll im provements: rent from $4t0$7. Apply at 319 Kast Thir- teenth street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., In this City and Brooklyn. Wren. UPTOWN—BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY, nished Hg & few select boarders, a large, complete! Pee iz MANENT, Station Dene Payable In bo W23TED—10 RENT FoR THE WINTER, A SMALL furnished House (or part of House) for light how keeping, from Thirty-fourth to Fitty-ninth street, ‘a Lory 7a Vea ereons i mast be first class nei — ton, STAMPORD, box 2.070 Post bales, New York, ANTED—UNFURNISHED HOUSE WITH conveniences, for n small (amity: rem 9,200; Py oo Taxingion ph a eonth to. Thirty: rect, BAWTY. Herald Uptown Brauch office, | Seer ONSIBES ANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE, ented between Twentieth and Sixtieth tween Madison and Third avenues, Address, location, box 5,436 Post office. ANTED-A ROOM ABOUT 40 FEET SQUARR, \ with Steam Power, in the vieinity of Breadene and, Bleecker street. Address box 1,163 Post offi \ TANTED—BY A PILYSICIAN, AN ENGLISH BASE. ‘ment Honse, in first class neighborhood ; betwee! Twellth and Fifty-second streets, cant of rere and Sixth avenue $1,800. Address, with full particulars, P n Branch office, = with Delaney's wire Plonship and mater ine y argais, W. GRIFFITH & CO,, 40 Vesey street. ILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP. Phelan & Collender: 5x10 carom. Inquire at 144 Waverley place HELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY BY L GEORGE E. PHELAN, No. 36 Enst Fourteenth street, New York; No. 923 Chestni Philadelphia, MISCELLANEOUS, EST FOOD POR INFANTS, suy ne HIGHEST am 0URy woe ‘NOURISHMENT, nthe MOST DIGESTIBLE AND CONVENIENT RM. SAVORY Mona - oe 3 New it 4 and all chemists and’ storekeepers throughout ‘the world. WANTED TO PURCHASE, NE HAVING A NICE OLD PASHIONED CON- vex mirror to sell ay afsir price may address T., box 184 Post office, New York. y ANTED~A WELL BOUND EDITION OF THACK-. eray choap for cash, Address, stating price, L., box. 148 Herald office. ANTED—T0 PURCHASE, A NICELY BOUND COPY” ‘of Appleton’s Pictureswiie America, cheap for cash, Apply to WARREN, 706 Broadway, upstairs. Wy ANtEn ScarroLD POLES AND PLANK, NEW or good second hund; state size, quantity, where to be. seen aud price, Address CASI, box 182 Herald Uptowm Branch office, d WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. y.” Y PERSON HAVING DIAMONDS OR OTHER Valuables for sale can receive the highest market price et) at FISK & HIGBIE’S, room 32, Evening Post. ling. AMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER-} ware bought, and sold back when desired at a very: small advance, GEO, ©, ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, near ‘Twenty-ninth street. Watches and jewelry repaired, TAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, Pianos, Furniture, Furs, silks, Lite Policies, 0.) dought, Advances inate on andise left on commission, or for storage, Address 8. FIRUSKI, box 141 Herald office. . “P)IAMONDS.—WANTED, A DIAMOND STAR, NOT TO: exceed $1,000, Address CASH, box 118 Herald Up- town office. =f traily situated, within one half square of the new Municipal Buildings: imivediate possession, Apply at the office of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurauce on Lives and thut street. ARG) WLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, TO rent, on first floor, for one or two, without board, th avenue, newe Thirty-second street, “Address MODERATE, Herald’ Uptown Branch office, : \TEATLY FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM ON parlor floor, southern exposure, to rent at 20 West Tw eae street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues; suita for a gentleman, terms moderate. DRIVATE FAMILY HAS ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS, handsomely furnished, let separately or together; light and airy; southern expostire and everything first elas; no boarding or housekeeping. G61 East Ninth street, Granting Anunities, 431 Ch REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. RXCHANG GOOD NEAR-BY REAL ESTATE WILL be given for a Business, Merchandise or a Vessel. Ad- dress B., box 117 Herald office. PXCHANGE.—40 CHOICE AND VALUABLE, BUILD. 1)" ing Lots, South Orange, Morris und Essex R. R., profitably located near depot’ and near Wgoming and Maple? wood depots ; for Farm in Towa or Ii ¥ YOU WANT BARGAINS. IN DIAMONDS, WATCHES, . Jewelry, Silverware, Opera Glasses, €¢., de., call ab. LINDO BROS., 1,207 Broadway, opposite the Gilsey House, 4.0: SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH. and Twenty nces madi ‘on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Shawls, Same bought at full valtie, L. BERNARD. SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 128 West Thirty-fourth street, between Sixth and! Seventh avenues, near Broudway.—Special mechanical den- iis; some cash with eae 5 + ber, rose pearl, whalebone rubber, gold and lots. O. H, FIERSON, No. 5 Pine street. ASANT FRONT ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED wt Nats iY mnperss Hegulators, &e. Take yreen caf lete for housekeeping, in private family; terms | from Grand street ferry or Sixth avenue cars or Broadway JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR A FARM (SOUTH | moderate. 66 Downil t, corner Varick. cars. NEWBROUGH, West Thirty-fourth street preferred), a uewand substantially built three story | ——~ = ee ee ee — ~ frame House, containing 11 rooms, two fine stores and cel mo LET—IAND3OME FURNISHED ROOMS, TO Gi BEAU STH, $10, WAR- Fhroughont; S7cadusl08; itnated in the best, business tleme: feuien and wives: fire and gas; terms ranted prices to Knit block In the city of Passaic, N. J., on Ere Railroad and Pas. | moderate 123 Charles street, be- | the times; examine specimens, _N. tu) rooms 262 ginauire of C,H. SCHENCK, Main avenue, | t Sixth aveute, near Sixteenth st., N.Y. Remember, 262, Ad TeWvaTe Hover 120 weer TWENTY-THIRD street, nenr_Sixth avenue, for sale, brilliant toned, Tound ccmered, 74, vetave, car ood Pianoforte, : onths, cost $1,000, Iso Parlor and mi Suits, ¢ pets, Mirrors, ) per cen Jess than cost, in Jots to suit cath pu and see this pianoforte betore purehasing ¢ Vianoforte for $50. Can box for shipping if this out Feu! et 0 LET—FURNISHED, A LARGE FRONT PARLOR, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—DESIRABLE MPROVED suitable for two geutlemen or ladies, No. 20 Bond and unincumbsred Real Estate in Kings county, value | street. Inquire between 10 and6 o'clock, $13,000, tor Brooklyn Lots. suitable for present build — “1 MILLER & MOLLOY, 202 8: y 10 LET—FURNISHED, FIRST FLOOR OF ENG- lish Basement House, 50 West Twenty-tourth street; Tent, $00 per month, 10 LET—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN suite or xingly,on second floor; warmed by a heater: XCHANGE.—4 LOTS WITHOUT ENCUM 5 djoining Fifth avenue. For a houre well loented will p sh. Address with full particu- Jars, If. 5. HEWSON, 414 Lexington avenue, LADY WILL SELL, LESS THAN $10), ful rosewood Pianofoite, including Stool 4 modern improvements; perfect order. 28 Bast etween Bowery and Second avenue A DSOME, CHEAP AND GOOD wooD seven octave Pianotorte, four round corners, fail iron frame, carved lezs; 8 monthly instalments, J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. A RAR OPPORTUNITY WILL BE OFFERED THIS month to parties purchasing Pianos and Organs, either Gh instalments or cash; several beautiful Burtett Organs, He used, at i nic prices; new Domestic Organs, $45, 3 and upward: upright, square Pianos at astontshingly ices; instruments rented and 18 months’ rent allowed BILLINGS & WHEELOCK, 14 Fast Vourteenth street, up stairs. er; rd street, low pri if purelused. COUGRCH PIPE ORGANS A SCYERIOR | MADE of two manuals, 15 stops and 2 octaves of pedal very low; also one of 1U stops cheap. VAS & SON, 40 Downing street from $4 to $5 per week; bath and gas; references required. 104 Bust Twenty-fitth street. fo LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, TO GENTLEMAN AND wife, with privilege of light housekeeping, or to two gen- house private; location first class and convenient. ‘ushington place, T—A WELL FURNISHED ROOM IN A PRI- ; would furnish breakfast ; location first clusy, cation at Thirtieth «treet, Addr ld Uptown Brauch office. FOCUSES, AND LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOR HORSES, Carriages, Sleizhs, &c. Apply to JOHN A, BU ROUGHS, 41 aid 43 Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn, REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE, EXCHANGE— JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.'s office, No. 21 Park row. $50,000 First Mortgages to trade for Clothing, Boots and Shoes, contents of Livery Stables and Merchandise get ally, Farms, Countey Seats, vacant Lots everywhere for change. Active times at 21. Dull care driven away by busy clerks entering descriptions and engrossing contracts. near Elevat ICELY FUR. and gas; will 69 West | Imm, 2 transactions made daily with greatest despatch. 10 EXCHAN RSONAL PROPERTY.—COUD try Seat near the city ; Farm in Ohio; Farm in Col- orado, Address A. W., Herald office. 10 EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND LOT ON FORTY-SEC- ond street, near Third avenue (mortgage 25 years to run), for Tenement, further down town. ©, CARREAU, 41934 Grand street. d Second Floor, four rooms he vacant December 9; rent $12 per ‘Thirty-ninth street. NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOMS TO RENT, FIRST and second floors, separate or together; all conveniences. Call one week. No. 213 West Twelfth street, second door west of Seventh avenue. ATH AVENUE, 164, NEAR TWENTY-FIRST STREET, — ARD.—WONDERFUL “HUMMING BIRD” PIANOS, “Mathushek’ grand, orchestral and medium Pianos, ‘. ‘ianos exchanged. "Piano Rooms, C Easy month free, “MATHUSHEK Catalogues Sast 14th et. << O Furnished Rooms, singly or en suite; baths on each 0 EXCHANGE-SMALL HOTEL AND 11 LOTS, IN | story. Keterences required. this city, for a Southern Farm, with about $20,000 — * equity and $10,000 cash, SHOVE & CO., Business Agents, | 1,28 Brondway. = PER WEEK—FOR LARGE ROOM ON SECOND | #) floor, furnished for housekeeping; privilege of the | XREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos of the best quality, fully warranted, yet low for SHER'S warerooms and manufactory, 421, 423 ighith street, nts next thirty days, See large stock 8 Union square, STEINWAY, SD. rent #4: 737 oct T stops Organ, $85, street. ER, RENT LOW; 7 OCTAVE, $125; ttle used, $ uprights for ren HE BIJOU PIPE ORGAY in organ build i, L, ROOSEVELT, N Orgauprice hteenth street. =D ner, considerabl EDUCAT LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED PER. experienced ‘in teaching. giv ome, for $10 per quarter; highest idence, CLASSIC, box 150 noforte Less erences, out or NCE GIVES on pianoforte; organ, harp, barmony, at nee; $10 per quarter: Lost reference given. t, ‘box 120 Herald Up- y SONG—"FENA WITH ELEGANT photo of the popular singer and ‘anthor, P, Fenanti, for icstores. Just published by THOMAS J. 814 Broadway. DANCING ACADEMIES. “DODWORTIS DANCING SCHOOL, No, 212 Fifth avenne. r vi ect. branch at 198 W on Classes or pri- vate lessons for ladies, gentlemen and children, For partic- ular d for a cireular, AC GARTIERS DaxcING PLIMPTON + Building, 8 ew clases how forming; je glide ® velalty ; Har Ser ird avenue, T, FERNANDO'S > “fitth street, corner Third w Classes Monday and T noon ; first season elit ets, gentleman and In A, FieettPs ACADEMY, OF DANCING, 280 + Bleecker street.—Puptls can attend at their own con- Venlence without loss of lessons. Classes always open for be- Send for circular. ’ MY, FIFTY: ue (Bank Building) .— ws und Saturday after- December 11; thek- cheek ineluded. Ss hat OUBLE GLIDE seription just p 12 Filth avenue, New York. ACADEMY, taught in one rlvetly in six private le nildven, tr tor Jadies ant INSTRUC LADY OARDING SCHOOL FOR MI AND CIUILDREN. — Advantages of school combined with comforts of home ; kindly supervision; iustruetion in English branches, musie and needlework; terms moderate; location healthful. Ad- dress Mrs. I. B. SEYMOUR, New Canaan, Conn. ps GOVERNESS.—AN ED enced in tuition, wishes a teaches En) Address TU WLISH LADY, EXPERI- i engagement agin Fr incl music; highest city re TION, Herald Uptown Branch office, EUROPE, LADY, RESIDING IN HOLLAND ROAD, Kensington, offers fortable and refined ht e to a lady wishing jon; terms 100 guin Address A. B.. No. 2 Cambridge terrace, Belgrave road, Shepherd's Bush, London, W, FINE ARTS, HOOPER, ; 76 Nassau sjrect, near John, Works of Art for the holid C.* _ MATRIMONIAL, GENTLEMAN, wishes to correspond and exchange well educated Amerieun colored A GOOD LOOKING YOUNG WHIT! | rosiding in | Photegr girl of good fa ith w'view to matrimony ; mutual refer | ences exchan itimore or New York, Address C, W. FRIEND Poste Restante Vienna, Austrie Kitchen, 924 West Thirty-filth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues h(g FOR” KEWLY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT | Room, third floor, suitable for gentlemen or house- Keeping; also front hall Room on same Hoor $2 60; private family. 826 East Fourteenth street, [A REet TWENTYSIXTH | STREET, FORMERLY | occupied by St, James Hotel, one elegant Suite; also | Single Rooms tor geutlemen, | 1 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Madison avenues --Hansomel, d | Rooms on first floor, with every convenience Room for gentleman,” Terms moder 1 WEST THIRTIETH STREET.—ONE DOUBLE nd ong single Room, handsomely furnished, on upper floor, for gentlemen, without board, at fair prices, 4] BEXINGTON AVENUE.—¢7 A WEEK) (A Cox. letely furnished alcove ftoom on second tloor, front, by awldow: no other boarders or lodgers; light housekeep: ing not objected to. iZ WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET.—LARGE AND ge WARTER A GOOD VIRGINIA FARM IX EXCHANGE for a Farin one hour from cit od Texas land and some cash to exchange for city property or vicinity, HENRY TAPPEN, room 6, 50 Liberty street, New York, ‘REAL ESTATE WANTED. Sil WILL BE PAID FOR SEVERAL TRACTS Land, suitable for sub-division, in the vicinity of the ©. J. HALL, Pacitie Hotel. C city or its suburl V RCHASE—A THREE or brown stone Hous south ot Fifiy-ninth street, between Third and Ly avenues; tuust be a bargam, Address PHYSICIAN, station E. FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES ERY DESIRABLE BUILDING TO LET—ON Kighth avenue, above Fourteenth street; rout onl; has plate glass windows and is suitable for any busl- TO LET small Rooms, nicely furnished, families or single Bete AE, A CREIKSHANK, 65 Broadway,or 76 | Totttemen: terms low; day boarders; conventent to Browd- a way and Sixth aven . FOUR STORY BUILDING TO LET—ON EIGH. EAST TWELFTH STREET.—SINGLE AND 41 teenth street, between Broadway and Fifth ave: 134 double Rooms, handsomely furnished, ituble for chulee locaste goods, restaurant, Zentleman and wife or party of gentlemen; every conv also two >t ue, different siz Ty respect- | hienee for comfort; price moderate ; location’ ve able. . 20) places for business and at reasonable rents. W. CRUIKSHANK, 68 Brondway, or 76 Chambers er RENT, REE TO, SECURE A DERIRABLE TH: from May 1, 1876, advertiser will kive 0 first class Bro office (ground Hoor) without char rst class office business ouly, ERIE, Herald Uptown Branch office. Po LET—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY AND DWE! Rooms at 76 Sixth avenue, corner Waverley piace; 4iso the Store and Apartments at 127 Wayerley.phice: keys at Myar Manus’, fashionable tailor, 129 Waverley place, THORNTON MM RODMAN, Real Estate Agent, 606 Broadwiy, corner Fourth street. fo LET—WITH STEAM POWER, A LARGE BUILD- ing or auy part at MCCLAVE & UO.'S, Twenty -second street and Eleventh avenue. (PO LET-STORE 311 WEST FORTY.FOURTH STREET; a qood location for a pawnbroker's; has been occupied &s ® meat sbop tor eight years, A. P. SMITH & BRO., 1,304 Broadway, 0 LET.—A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE STORE, WITH two nice rooms, in the new row of buildings between Ninetieth and Ninety-first streets, on Third avenue; rent WEST FORTIETH 8TREET,—FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without Board; one large | and two small ones, with wll moderu Improvements in | family. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- __ MENTS TO LET, : AL a first class Flat in the new biown stone honse Forty-eighth street Gt contains all light rooms and the latest improvements) ply as above, to the owner, ELEGANT FRENCH FLAT, CORNER JUNCTION Broadway and Sixth avenue; rooms all light, with all improvements. Inquire at No. 107 West Thirty-second street. THIRD FLOOR, 5 ROOMS, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, 47 June street, $23; Fifth Moor, 5 rooms, 40 Horatio st, $20, tolet. BL. & B. T. M, 609 Hudson st. ‘FiRST CLASS BROWN sTOxE sisting of five rooms, with improvements; open ail day. Inquire at 300 East Eighty second street ie: FURNITURE. — iu! “WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN + for Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at B. M, COW- PERTHWAIT & CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham street; an immense stock and low prices. T GEORGE A. CLARK'S, 747 BROADWAY, FINE Varlor and Bedroom Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pare for Reds, €e,, on his popular system of monthly payments. Houses and apartments furnished to order, LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture und Beriding at lowest cash prices at O'FAR- RELL'S extensive satesroons, 410 Eighth avenue, between, ‘Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets, Payments taken weekly or monthly, UCTION ROOMS 39 AND 41 EAST THIRTEENTH ftreet-—AI Kinds of modurn and, antique Furnitures Carpets, Mirrors, Pian intings, Books, Silver, &c., private sale at auction pric AT PRIVATE RESID WEST SIXTEENTHD between Fifth and Sixth avenues 47 street, sues, i private: family will soll thelr clegant, household Furniture, via damask satin Parlor Suit (14 pieces), cost $1,200, for $300 Ik Wrocade, $200; Steinway: $275 7}¢ octave up” Decker Piano, $800; elaborate’ Bes ASL Fes Bod- steads, Di hanes, Bi Washstands, $50 to'$260; Single Redstobal, hair ‘over spring mattress, rep hairclothy Suit, $30. $50; library and dining room Furniture, Turkish, Suits, Palutings, Bronzes; Carpet, 0c. per yard. —FOR SALE, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 120 WEST Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, Barlor Suitw, vces, covered in satin, Cost Yor $1650; ne do, S Turkish Suits, $00; rep and Haireloth Suite, $30 and inlaid and gilt black walnut Bedstends, Dressing Cases, Washstands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mattresses, Dining Furniture, Extension Tablo, Buffet, Chairs, &e. N, B.—Au elegnat rosewood four round Bradbury & Co, Pian CTIO, C MART, EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, 4A near iversity place white _banner).—Bankrups Stock arriving daily, consisting of Bedstends, Dressing” Cases and Bureaus, T must keep selling, at almost any otter, tomake room, Bargains and no fooling. No talso alarm. Call and examine prices, Atm bound to sell to mee’ the times. KILLEEN keeps a general assortment, NHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE! FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR. IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE- MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD -— BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. ARIK TI ACN! it SOUTH SIXTH STRERT, PHILADELPHTA. RNER BOLRUM AND FULION STREETS, BROORW ED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, LOUNGE two Easy Chatra, ori in good condition y: cap, Address LOUNGE, box 120 Heraid Uptown. must be Braneh 0 | ae TANTED—A NICE SECOND HAND PARLOR SUITR,. Wrexchange for Gold Watch and Chain or Diamo or if cheap will pay part cash, Addross A. L., Herald town Branch office, ; MARK SSTABLISUMENT, 101 Sixth avenue, opposite Kigith sireot—Ladies and gens to Please call nt oF n Temen can receive the utmost value in eash for Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces, de address the uumbe waited on by Mrs. Marks. Please try and satisfy yourselves, Orders to Brook~ lyn promptly attended to. ESTABLISUM 816 sixth stect, ladies aud gen- ut more in cash than Jewelry, &e. Orders FLATTO, S16 6th N AGENCY STORE y-litth and Twenty- {li be paid tor cast-off here. Ladies and nd a note to Mr, oF Sixth avenue, Fee: elsewhere for ¢ promptly att TB. MIN 422 Sixth avenue, betwee: Sixth streets, 50 ver cent more Clowning, € entlemen will irs, MI Bi T EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ESTAB lishment, 64 Sixth avenue, near Waverley place, the utinost value paid for east-off Clothing, Carpets, &c., by call- ing on or Mr. or Mrs, MILLER. Sarpets, Jewelry than well to-call on PAINTED FRENCH FLAT, SIX ROOMS, od location, all improvements; reut re: ‘Apply to Janitor or Jun- | 5 a month, Apply on the premises. or to Ry G. |, No, 1 Bowery. EWLY first floor, duced; entrance on side street. itress, 74 West Filty-third street. ARLORS AND BASEMENTS AND SECOND FLOOR together or separately; one or two Rooms on third Toor, fest cluss block; low Fent; intncdiate possession. | 323 West Twenty-ninth street, OOMS TO LET UNFURXISHED.—TWo, THR I ‘and four Rooms, Apply at 442 Fourth avenue, in h ware store. LET.—THE SPLENDID STORE AND BASE! athwest corner of Ninety-first street and Third a Fent low to good party. Apply on the premises, or to REGG, No. 1 Bowery. T a 10 LET—STORE AND BASEMENT, 384 THIRD AY- enue, 20x120; rent very low. Apply to R. G. GREGG, Ro. 1 Bowery. 10 LET—STORE 208 WASIIN ‘ON STREET, CoR- ally Bt ASTROLOGY. $1,000 REWARD; NO IMI + business Clairvoyant is Mrs, Dunibers; satistaction or no pay; 50v, to Bl. avenue, near Twenty-tifth stroot. names in full 54 Lexington ner Reade. Call at store, 10 LET.—A DENTIST MAY FIND A FIRST CLASS office, English basement house and best block; also one or two Rooms, with or withont Bonrd. Inquire at 38 West ‘Thirty-second street, near Filth avenue. 4, FLAT IN THE NEW ROW OF BUILD. ‘hird avenue, between Ninetieth and Ninety. halls furnished and lighted; stairs furnished js carpets; the apartments consist. of parlor, dining m, kitchen, and two bedrooms, with marble mantels, chandeliers, &c.; also a private water closet; rent ‘a month. Apply on the premises, office 1,018 Third (0 LET—AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR OR five elegant rooms, newly and nicely furnished, fronting ‘adison square, bath, closets, Ae, fuinily now occupying wants to go to Bi C., Herald Uptown Branch office, 3 Rooms; terms low to suitable partie: hd LET—A PHOTOGRAPITIC GALLERY, ON BROAD- way, below _(: { Fent moderate. Address LATIN, vox 177 . 138 BAST FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TAM. many Hall.—First Floor to let for business purposes on reasonable terms. with private tublo; arope. Address B. O. EAST THIRTY-FIFTH second Floor. tozether or separute; also two upper STREET.—HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Reto Fences. person who can equal Mus. CLIFTON, the greatest Dut can allay the most serious trouble, Office 278 West s'git fromn birth: tolls everything without questioning dence, 11 et. fourth and Twenty-Htth streets, second floor, a Mi Ging eoant. 249 Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth ot ‘voyant, tells nates, shows likenesses, &e, ; 90¢. and $1, MEDICAL, ast Finty-second street, tirst door from Fifth aver Furnished. ee FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES ON LOSSES, ROOMS, £8y, WANTED: | rently reduced renvals. Offices, No. 4 Pine streot and’ $3 ie this Clty aud’ Beeollya: East Seventeenth street, V. Ky STEVENSON, Jr. GENTLEMAN, WIFE, NURSE ‘AND YOUNG A child wish front, back and one hall Room on second floor, between Eighteenth and Portieth street, Sixth and Lexington avenues; will give $50 per week. Address box 4,007 Post office. FURNISHED HOUSE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues, $150 ner month; avery large House, alxo, “an unfurnished Flat; suits of furnished rooms, A. DAILEY, 088 Sixth avenu 2 FAMILY, PIVE ADULTS, WANT A FURNISHED Unfurnished. House for their own ocenpaucy (no boarders) ; will pay “200 to $300 per month. Call, with fall part Jars,on ©, BARGATN.—ONLY $75 PER MONTH FOR A MOD. | PECK, No. 8 West Twenty-tifth street, Hoffman House. A way; eight roo Honse, centrally located, wear Brond riven immediately; perfect or- oxsession POPPER BROTHERS, No. 4 Warren street, der. NEAT THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, A Ninth ward; 9 rooms; all improvements; $55 a mon Apply to CHRISTALLER, 17 Abi mngdon square (Bighth w ue). between Bleecker aud Twelfth sireote. ern impr TANTED—BY A MARRIED COUPLE, WITHOUT unfurnished First Floor of am Tinglish base- ‘owned or bi © pervate, my oS | | 4 \\ Fortieth st lowest te Clairvoyant In America, Thosy who are sick’ or in trouble Twenty ith street, third door east of Eighth avenue, n property, business matters aud absent friends, Rei A. IRENCT Lapy TELLS FORTUNES; PRICES TTENTION.<DR, JACOBY, LATE OF PRUSSIA CLAIRVOYANT.—$10,000 IS OFFERED TO ANY should call without delay. “No likeness or love charms, A WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH &EKCOND East Fifty-tirst street, Inodorate. No, 997 Sixth avenue, between Twenty- E. COLLINS, A RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY he, Near, Seventve ME. BRIGNOLI, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. 100 Wost Twenty-Hfh str semnainiltanate Kise RESELL, MIDWIFE, SINCE 1840, NO. jon free, Private office 10% Bleecker street. a XWELL, 114 EAST TENTH STRE ATiteioodtes! tied ta ledios oud children grater “) —DR. AND MME. GRINDLE CURE ALL CoM. «plaints; 2 yours’ practice. 142 West Forty-cighth st. =DR AND MME. VAN BUSKIRK, RESIDENG Ace ‘Hanh 26h 4, between Third and Laxingion on DVICR FREE.-DR. AND MME, HOTT OAN BR CON. 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