The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1876, Page 13

WOMEN’S RIGHTS. PROBABLE SUCCESS OF FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN ‘ ‘MASSACHUSETTS—THB BILL PENDIKG IN THE LEGISLATURE—THE PROHIBITIONISTS AND LABOR REFORMERS WILLING—THE COMING ALDERWOMAN. Bostoy, March 2, 1876. After many years of industrious agitation there is at Yength more than an even prospect that the woman suf- frage movement is likely to amount to something here 4n Massachusetts. For over a quarter of acentury the | ‘Bubject has beon forcea upon the attention of the com- ‘munity in various ways, Every New England State has its own organization, and of late years there has | ‘been a New England Association, with headquarters in | Boston, and whose chief object seems to have been to ‘work upon the feelings and patience of the Massachu- Betts Legislatures of the past few years. Every winter ‘there has been a series of hearings, and so persistently dhave its friends pushed the cause that they have finally brought the lawmakers to seriously consider ir demands, and a subject hqetofore treated with ‘either contempt or ridicule 1s now beginning to be en- ‘Pertainca with downright earnestness.” GOVERNOR RICK FAVORABLE, Governor Rice, the present Chief Magistrate, is the first who has had the courage to come out squarely in Yavor of universal suffrage. In his inaugural adaress, delivered in January, he declared himself unequivo- ‘wally friendly to the cause, and there is not, therefore, tho slightest doubt that any favorable legislation will Meet with his prompt and hearty approval. TUN DILL BEFORE THR LEGISLATURE. Following several hearings a joint special commit- tee upon the snbject reported a bill in the Senate the ‘other day, and itis now undergoing an carnest and ‘vigorous discussion, That there aro a large number of women interested in it is manifested by the crowds | ‘who throng the gallery daily to listen to the debate, The bill gives “every woman’’ over twenty-one years of age, and with the» other qualifica- ‘tions required of’men, who has paid any taxes assersed ‘pon her, within two years the rightto voto forall ‘town and’ municipal officers and on all town and muni- ‘wipal questions, and to holdany town or municipal ‘office to which she may be elected or appointed. From Prosent indications the bill soems likely to pass, and the community may, therefore, begin to prepare for the @ovelty of the PRESENCE OF THE PAIR SEX g@ttho ballot boxat no very distant day. The rare of abuxom matron or asby maiden on the dary, or administering justice in some of the district is also among the immodiate possibilities here in Sfaseachusotts. Itis assumed that there are 400,000 ‘womén in tho State over twenty-one years of ago, 84,000 of whom are ers and 6,000 of whom have ed to the present gislature for a law similar the one outlined above. Of the whole number of ‘ing females fone 15,000 would be to the polling lista at once. This num- of cot would rapidly grow, and the Ww seems So simple that it is likely to be the entering ‘Wedge that will split this whole momentous question of woman suffrage. It might be added here as an inter- ®eting and significant fact that the 34,000 women tax- payers alluded to above own in thelr own right prop- erty amounting to $131,683,393 aud pay thereon nearly $2,000,000 in taxes. ‘THM DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE. ane bill bas been under debate in the Senate for sev- 8, and numerous and powerful arguments have eau an viared in favor of it. Even Dr. Loring, the ieriorese of that body, took the floor on tho first day ‘of the debate and displayed more than his usual eloquence in advocating a favorite measure. The Doc- for, it should be known, is an unusually handsome man, and it is to be presumed that the fair ones in the Falletios were prowd in having such a gallant champion their behalf, Ho discussed the measure in all its | fpossible bearings, and regarded the passage of the bill | AS one great step toward tho perfection of a Republic | ‘which was founded a century ago by our freedom- doving fathers. The bill will probably be discussed at t length in both the Senate and Hor but of its saa inal passage there seems to bo but little doubt, ‘THK PROMMITIONISTS AND LABOR REVORMERS. As was to bo oxpectod, the prohibilionists and labor sFeformers seck to prolong the sickly existence of their “organizations by identifying themsetves with any pro- Mghe movement not diametrically opposed to them, ‘t is to be presumed as a fact that the women are unt- Irgeeelly cent pposed to the rum traffic, and it is, therofore, mot unlikely that they themsolves will welcome the rohibitionists to their ranks. Some of the men, jowever, who favor the women’s movement wre likely to revolt if temperance and labor reform are introduced. It may be here ro- marked, though, that tho labor reform party An Massachusetts, as clsowhcro, is weak in brains and umbers, while the temperance element is of a strength Bnd power notto be despised. An eflort to forma wombination party of woman suffragists, prohibitionists ‘wnd labor reformers bas already taken shape, and it is ‘fmpossible a fusion of some sort may be eflected, Bae pai meeting to advance the movement has been held, and there will be another next week, Fog Prive men engaged in it are Wendell rhillips, Pitman and A. Bronson Alcott, one of the vener- Hone sages of Concord. Among those of less renown, ‘Dut who are always conspicuous !n reform matters, are the venerable Stephon Foster, of Worcester, who ‘allowed his property to be sold under the hammer Father than pod taxes, because his wife couldn’t vote; BC. ah of Southboro; G. W, Wilson, of Melrose; Dr. Addison Davis and Rev. George H. Vibbert, JENNIE COLLINS FOR ALDERWOMAN, It sounds rather curious, but the suggestion bas been seriously made that, in view of the passage of the bill ‘now before the Legislature, the women of Boston will unite in electing as ‘Alderrtac Miss Jennie Collins, of flin’s Bower fame. If it should actually come to that the olty would be represented in its councils | yy a woman the official mantle could not fall upon one ore worthy and able than Miss Collins. It would bo ut a simple recognition of the vast amount of suffer- ing which she has relieved and prevented :n an uposten- fatious way during the last few years. Probably all the charities 1n Boston have not done more than sho, as can ‘De abundantly testified to by the thousands of poor girls ‘Whom sho has rescued, fed and provided with omploy- | ment. She is well posted in public dM urs and her clo- | uent voice—not surpasved by Miss Dickinson or Mra. Divsempre—woald be. st once useful, persuasive and powerful. AN OLD-TIME OFFICE-SEEKER. Governor Jack Tyler, of Virginia, and old Jack Dade hhad beon chums and had “punished” a great deal of the “juice nectarious” together. If Dade was illiter- jate ho was a good soul and companionable, dod Tyler, ‘on of the old-timo fellows and a man of great ability, ead liked him anyway. After Tylor was inaugurated Dade | ‘made a trip to the capital to see him. Tho Interview ‘was characteristic. “Jack, old boy! how are you? Come in,” said the | Goveruor, grecting tho old man as of yore. “Governor Jack, ” said Dade (for they always called each other Jack), “oT want a offi.” The Governor ‘\aughed. “Jack,” said he, ‘what aro your qualifications for office ?"” “Woll, now, Governor Jack, I kin mix drinks, I kin ‘mix your boty fy sling, and your port wine sangerco ‘and your ion said Dade, going over a cataloguo of compoun nd I kin drink ’em, ana you know it.’? po rch Thughed together, on the strength of rem!- | ceweil, st, Jack, * said the Governor, “what kind of an office do you want?’ “Governor Jack,” office with hell up its THE CONNECTICUT GROUNDS AT THE OENTENNIAL. [From the New Haven Register. ] Mr. Thomas McClunio, who has beon engaged to lay ut the grounds around the Connecticut building at tho Centennial Exhibition, has perfected nis plans. He has a plot of 386 feet deop, 100 feet front and 86 feet in the rear to attend to, In front of the building will bo the United States shield, surrounding the State coat-of- ‘arms, ali in growing plants, which have blossoms of appropriate colors. Large masses of plants will be ar- at intervals and the trees of the State will also was the response, “I wants a pay and nothing to do{"’ Beplanted. The English building is on ono side of that | f this State and on tho other side are the buildings of setts, New York and New Hampsbivo. Mr, oe vl begin his work just as soon as the weather peso STREET CARS IN PHILA. DELPHIA, WHAT THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS SAYS OF THE EVIL IN | THE CENTENNIAL CITY, Pyinaprirata, March 3, 1876, In the annual reports of tho Philadelphia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Antmals, just prepared, ptreet car crowding is referred to as fullows:— The crowding of street passenger railway cars has | Deon, and continues to be, a constant cause of com- piaint, We have endeavored to mitigate this evil by pee corto aadittonal horses on tho steep es of our rticilarly on occasions which atiract a large | r traiiic, We contemplate, with much anxiety, difficulties to be enecuntered during the Centcnnial Exhibition, and desire « better motor—one less liable to abuse. In furtherance of this object we petitioned | the City Councils to allow some cars, propelled by | | Btcam, to be experimented with in tho rural districts, under the directt f the Ma: which H scarcely had the trial Deon ‘année ere thee grote, ibited, pf wo now ee of their jul uee and approval in a boring city, whither the cars were removed. } Be NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1876:-QUADRUPLE SHEET. THE FLEET AT NORFOLK. ACTIVITY IN NAVAL AFFAIRS—-THE IBON-CLAD BALL— UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE DEPARTURE OF THE FLEET. Norvoux, March 1, 1876. To-day the churches of Norfolk are being liberally patronized and for tho next few weeks the ladies will attend strictly to the obeervance of the Lenten season, making atonement for the frivolities in which they have indulged during the gay months of January and February. It is some years since they have enjoyed such areally pleasant winter, and the bops on board the Hartford, Plymouth and Powhatan filled in very pleasantly the off days when they werg not engaged at some private reception or the Weekly gertian, The event of the season was certainly tho iron-clad ball that was given last Monday evening by the officers of the Monitor fleet. It took place in the sail lof of the Navy Yard,‘ which was elegantly draped with banting, hung from a mohitor awning, 80 as to give a semblance to the deck of one of these vessels, The Navy Yard Band was stationed on @ stand painted to represent a monitor turret, with two fifteen-inch guns peeping out. The ladies of Norfolk and Portsmouth and the wives and relatives of the offl- cers mustored In Strong force, and their elogant toilets accorded pleasantly with the brilliant uniforms of the officers, The guests were received by Commodore Stevens and his daughter, Mrs. Comps, and dancing was continued until three o’clock in the morning, everybody going home perfectly charmed with the en- tertainment, Since the arrival of Admiral Lo Roy thoro has been considerable activity in naval affairs, as the latter offi- cer has evidently taken charge of the fleet im- pressed by the idea that tho sooner they get to business the better. The intention of the Admiral is apparently to send all vessels to Hampton Roads as fsoon as they are ready for sea, and let them Ne at anchor there until ho receives his final orders and makes sail for Port Royal, The Plym- outh, Catskill and Alert are already at the Roads, andthe Vandalia and Huron leave to-morrow for tho same location. Tho monitors Montauk, Nantucket, Wyandotte, Passaic and Lebigh are stillat the Navy Yard, and the latter appears to be the only one near ready for sea. It will probably bo another month be- fore the others are put in trim, as thore appears to be a lack of funds in the Construction Department. Some few men are at work on tho New Hampsbire, but un- less they put on an additional forco it will certainly be ‘ten or fifteen days before the old three-decker is ready for her cruise to Port Royal. The Powhatan 1; ving at the Mg probably waiting vow tho New Hime shire when she is proneunced ready fer soa. Thero appears to be a of uncertainty among many of the omcers as to how soon the fleet will leave, and thero are oven rumors that the drill will be held in Chesapeake ie but they cannot be traced to any reliable source. e article in Tuesday’: ALD on the actual condition of the navy was read with marked interest by the naval officers now stationed here, and though somo of tho statements were crit- leised by a few the articlo in its entirety received the thorough approbation of the majority, id it was Isepaestblo to deny the unpleasant truths that it “contained, and in many instances the writer might have gone a good deal turther without spinolng a yarn, The Norwogian corvette Nornen, sh pri , and 600 tons measurement, arrived here on Monday after- noon from Havana. She is av-old fashioned, bluff bowed craft, mounting ten 24pound, two 60 pound and two 100-pound rifled pe and is com- nded by Post Captain Smith. The other officers © First Lieutenant Isaacksen, Second Lieutenant Brodtkorb, Third Lieutenant Petersen, Fourth Lieu- venant Proct, Fifth Licutenant Hamilton, Sixth Lieutenant Krogh, Seventh Lieutenant Burchardt, Dr, Lindlow and Paymaster Thorne. The Nornen left Nor- way on October 2, and touched first at Plymouth, after which sbo sailed for the West {ndies, tonching at Madolra, Martinique, St. “Bartholemy, St. Thomas, St. Juan, Port au Prin Kingston and Havana. She re- mained in Havana about a week, and then sailed direct for this port. The Nornen will leave in about a week for Cherbourg, and from thence she will return home, The captain of tho Nornen stated that in all probability tho Norwogian flag would be represented at Phila- delphia on the Fourth of July. A TREE GIVES UP A REYVOLUTION- ARY RELIC. {#rom the Doylestown (Pa.) Democrat. } A few weeks ago Jacob Klinck, a farmor, near Fox- chase, was sawing down a large chestnut tree whon the tooth of the saw came in contact with some metallic substance, Fearing the presence of something explo- sive he directed the workmen to saw on the other side of the treo. Thoy did so. After the tree haa been folied a gold watch, two gold pencil cases and a gold chain were found imbedded in the wood eighteon inches from the surface. They wore wrapped in asoiled sock, Tho treo was sawed off close to the ground, and they had evidently boen hidden at the junction of two roots aud the wood had grown over and enclosed them, The watch was old-fashioned, having a case which could be detached, alld was inscri with the date 1740. One of the pencil cases was provided with a pen. The other had only a poncil and was minus the seal. The chain was long and was intended to pase around the neck of the wearer. There was also a gold watch key, which, however, did pot fit the wateh. The tree Nad'attained a great age, boing about six feet in diame- ter. An old mansion once stood near by, and it is sup- that the articles in question were buried during the War of the Revolution. The watch was uninjured, except that the hands were rusted off. The finder bas had it repaired and will exhibit it to any who aro curi- ous to sec such arelic, Ho lives about a mile above Foxchase, on the county line, A SAD STORY. (From the Santa Barbara (Cal.) Press, Jan. 28.) Some two weeks ago, during that heavy storm, word | was brought in to our county authorities that a woman was lying out in the open air with a child that bad just been born. Accordingly Mr. Rynerson at once de- spatched a hack to bring her in, and she was taken to the St, Charles Hotel She gave her namo as Mrs, | Gertrude Ward. From what we can glean of her his- tory it appears that she came from New York with hor husband, and at Chicago, either intentionally or otherwise, she got separated from him and was sevoral miles on her journey toward California before she missed him, At San Francisco she got on board a steamer coming south, with the intention, as sho aftor- | ward stated, of jamping overboard. She got off here and wandered out in the country, where she was ove | taken by the storm and gave birth to the child. 8 appeared very despondent during her sojourn at tl hotel, and yesterday she onded her misery by taking dose of poison. The story bears upon the face of it a cruel case of desertion by the man who swore to pro- tect and cherish her. Surqjy there is a Nemesis that will overtake a villain who will botray a woman and desert her in the hour of her need. Her troubles have now ceased. Requiercat in pace, peru re CONTRACTORS. « naitaxy Cr: iste. | for 6 i Rlevator tor the New fiat tution. fiver Railroad Company. on the In the city, baby oF REFINED | TASTES: “AND, DOMESTIO bite wishes to meet «gentleman under 50 of conqen. hia wy by Mould appreciate au alfeeionate and devoted ont re . sie: rewaege TWernid Uptown ranch ofices x ears Pa a BARS AGE, OCOUPYING img Western city, — of me ; LEGRAND, Ovramwa, canes ddress JOSEPIL Acquaintanee of an educated al DEST RRS Lit *: imaictsnony, ‘Address JOHN B. CLARKE, box 179 Herald z TDOW, OF RLEGANT APPHARAN Lud relined taxten,wibes to” meat with’ wae fie WINTHROP, Hee pi ATER i ets ot RSE MANE a BACHELORS Wisit 7 Bad THE ACQUAIN- tance oftwo refined youn: obj Aadrors BACHELORS: Haeatd Uptown Brecch Omega"? MISCELLANEOU aR res EXPERIENCED | LAWYER WI WILL o GIVE ADVICE at his office free; will collect olaitce aud 4 ‘ A walul. Address LAWYER, Werald oitice, 4C., BOUGHT large collection for val ae shal seater aed HINE. Jor WovseEs AN co BOXES FOR BEER, BUTCHERS tat as Festeerante, Oat eeer THRSOM 94th ot, near 1100 ev. URE MILK—DIRECT FRO: iY OWN D. . pnnaces, aries Mga and Se rich se can nee irge unless duced. Lea with Messrs. ACKER, M ¢ GONDr iro ner 42d th, of Mestrs. JACKSON CO., 6th av., corn La pean ih eT ASTED BR gee LARGE PERAMBULATOR Wo invite the co-operation of our tellow Mepoe nd 8 four offort to secure some additional legislation, whe! the overloading and crowding of passengers aye ot outiay prevent, ae see shore eann wo iy some powel wi is, eects et ihe tenvdling otty population require nil pediatelys to ‘: f lett, 5 iy ei ed lester, im- Yer Wipe CAMBRICA 1 100. PRR YARD, RD e TAYLOM, Gran id and Cheyatie ste, way and Soh. 66 sfsteaggal peed oo Fated 8 ACTHRED: fies Bronce INE. TF; THE PARTIES Wi habebil TOOK L,. olan tas bom Pat e house West era at, ST, box 3,047 Post offic they can have more for them, and no questions they can xe t OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, ON 18TH st., between 4th and Sth avs. d will be obtained by re- with a long turning nim to No, 98 West 25th 4 blac! tail, A suitable k Scotch Terrier, Lost DELivany BOOK, NO, o1 OF NEW YORK and Boston De: be suleabl ws ly rewarded b 30 Thomas st., corner West Broa:tway. f atch Express Company, Finder will y leaving same at office of company, aodamanta QA REW. «27th ind Specifications for of 2d av. an: THOMA: FARD.—LOST, Ss i aimee 300 Bast 6th above reward. “BATCRDAY, st, Lay ghee and Madison ay e ad Orb st. An: 4, ix Roce tne : a Set o m0 to a) receive the REWARD.—LOST, ON —- 8T., BETWEEN B10 eas ; the undersi, $10 REWARD aiting 4 fo v.. & roll of white ‘the same with it Ith st, REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKEU—POR return to T44 West 22d st, of silver blue a1 very curly bair; lost in vicinity of Sth ay, an fe: ° a $2. receive the ing to 416 Sth 5 REWARD.—LOsT, 2) Dog who answers to the name of Gyp. Finder wilt ward and no qnestions asked by apply= A LARGE ubove WHITE 7 5) REWARD (NO QUESTIONS ASKED) Ost, DOV Thursday noon, on Brondway, between 1h st. aud erley place, or from thoneo in a Mudison Fulton si, thence to Nassau und. back to. Asto tavrant,*alady's Ohatelain Watch Obain, a gold and pearl pencil, ‘ward will be pai fs return (0 BLOOMER & SIM 32 Fulton . Kew York. ‘ith, nd two gold coins attached stage to jouse ri id on S08, $15 PAID FOR THK Bundles tsken Woda questions asked. Addi RETU nee a H., “N OF THREE ing last; no office, $1.00 FOR SUGAR is TSE OF SILVER, or lac sulphur found'in Aun Bair. a Connolly's Sal- IBERAL REWARD WILL DE GIVEN FOR THE Re- turn of @ Newfoundland Pup, lost about four weeks ago: brown ‘one eyesore, 593 Hudson never botore offered in this market, con: fumoe and Chadds Shawls; ‘aliuins, at one-hulf their original price. ISAAC G. BOYCE, 207 BROADWAY, LAWYER. Divorces obtained prom tion, joncrara aarapnslhy xem have jurt received « consignrse: eight eases of novelties in roal Indin Goods, cmabrul ly, without Chong convietion of felony. SPE jOTICES. vs © D Vaaes AMES MOREE) nt of Dubtielty Sever. BTRAL COUNSEL.—SEND FOR CROGEROTER ADe dress PROP, LISTER, Post office box 4,829, New ¥: ‘ork, LABAMA STATE DISTRIBUTIONS—CHARTERED BY the Legislature, Twelfth monthly distribution, on ihe Havana plan, class 12, tobe drawn at Mobile, Ale sworn, comitsstoners prise $25,000. Tiekots, 85; in fail'aftsr the drawing’ Aivo. distrivations plan every Wednesday. Tickets, $1. Agents Taissions allowe For clreulars address box 3,419 lost office, New York. ante WILKINS & CO., A. ROYAL ee GOVERNMENT LOTTERY. lokets. 0,000 gold, to ‘be dra Ny ats 3 $3,481, deny Fate San ry. Prizes. wn, First Pane 100,009 Spanish DoUars, Foll eXpla Post ofice Next hoa tan Havana Drawing. One Milton Pith Dollars. Drawing Aj ril 24, 1876, natosy circulars box 5,594. 0. ron rtcnees brite tate tS VOCAL ae i 103 ‘The radical cure of stammering an systom founde.t in correct physiological prin- = 1 stuttering Ciploe: couddence guaranteed; abundant retereuces; seud for cireniar, Ast Sa Phan STATE LOTTERIES OF J. 5S. SMITH +O SvOGRY uxtma crass; 0, 815, von 1876. 48, 15, 60, 30, 77, at tay 47, 1 Maat otaer office. 46, °8, "55," 61, “16, cuss, 'No. 316, ¥ row 7, 47, 3, 18. 63, 18, 46, 55, ui ekdeed adress. NATHAN, box 440 New Vork Post ig ont EMERSON & CO. Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn daily. ‘al Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days, Kantacty Bingic Mamber: Lovie Prizes cashed, infermation furni and ci 180 Broadway. Post office box 5,272 New York, wished rawn broke M5, 1876, ars free, Me LADIES AFFLICTED WITH sUPERFLUOUS hair on the lips, vain tried the vari depilatories } may apply to Mme: JULIAN with the cor anteed and perfect suce Mme. JULL choek, chin, arms, c &c., who for’ this pur tainty of gnaran: A. fas removed this disfiguroment radically and permanently in the worst Possible cases, where all previcus attempts have failed. Ap- Pications must be made personally at her residence, 216 from 9 to 3. xouNG GENTLEMAN will be gomg to Europe G DOING BUSINESS about tho IN Ist of city Apeite 25 spond afew months; would like to meet with two or three honorabte persons who would be travelling compan- ons, Address, with refereneos, VENIO, Herald office. UILDERS’ NOTICK.—I WISH TO CONTRACT With nonr the city; contractor bag on boa for which I will pi in choice lands free. Address A. nsible builder for the erection of ten cotta: fnrnish matortal one halfin cash and one-half L. C., Herald office. nd tints, Bee INE. DT eee PARAGON SHIRTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. PRICES RET REDUCED. Quality of material and and work still maintained, Perfect fit Gt guaranteed. Paney Porcales for Shirts in great variety, Six excollent muslin and Six Masonville musiia ai Gentlemen’ 4 Wamsutta masiin Shirts, unlaw Gentlemen's Wamsutta muslin Night Shirts Boys! fine muslin Shirts, linen fronts, Boye, Cheviot snicts, with two oollara. joys? Wamsutta muslin Night Shirts. RICHARD MEARE: HARTLEY Paris, and will ba¥e during assortment of Bonnets and Hats. th ay, Mills mu: oO 11 00 very fue lin 13 09 shin and best linen f 14 00 150 125 125 150 loo , corner Gth ay. and 19th # SETURNED FROM he season a magnificont 947 Broadway, and 177 JA8 nnn BOARDING HOUSE Pt FOR SAG 1% Se GOOD LO. potion down town; full of boarders. Address D., box 133 Herald office. GOOD PAYING MILLINERY AND FANCY*GOODS , neem be sold Address A. G, G., Herald ARE CHANCE.—A GROCERY, 30 YEARS ES- tablished, doing a large business, will be sold at a bar- 08 Spring st., corner Renwick LE fe Ip ecltyiens ing man witb mall capital; given by the, advertiser for soiling. A 171 Herald office. A —FOR SALE, DRUG * tisrnt Milk’ Route: . FERTE RES, Restani iud call at 31 mature Decline, showing. Indiaouts riding a clear syno) be regained, wi marriage and je trot HSSAY, bn's Mut the cause and cure of Pro bly_how lost health may of the impediments to ment of nervous and p apart all, expatangs, rite 25 cont HIN, office and’ rostzonés S “i Ploaso take notice that on next the price of gas fur: by this com duced from $2 75 to $2 50 ps oF 1,000 cuble foot _Cuanurs Prac } EAD THE SUNDAY 7 PRICE T K GAIHISON, Prosident Secretary and Treasurer, —HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES: _nenily eradicated in two to four woe TE without liga. ; perfect cure rod ane th BGRAM,— CENTS. ORES OF ALL KL breast, &., cqneerone wart inp 6, are id to be incu excessive grivf. dal of honor bas b Faris, and will care abo sa withont operation, and also all sorts of diseai without having recourse to mareury. Avely at Office hours from 9 A. M. to 6 DS—SUGH AS TUMORS OF THR fungns, carcemonas, cancers aud able an sivare causing | Dr. L. J. upon whom n conferred, has just arrived from in avery short time, | whatever, No, 213 Gtti Now York. TUTTERING AND ALL DEFECTS OF SPEECH ured by iustriction, founded upon correct physioloxical Principles; confidence Address, tor cireular, A Waverley place. ye Ik JAMES CLARKES” cure drunkenness; price $1, SALVATION POWDEKS Dopot 458 Hudson st., 3 xbundant references. VOCAL INSTITUE, 103 ' PRUSSIAN HOSPITAL EXPERT sof men wspeeialty. Private afilce, 161 Dr. JACOB Ww ‘IDE c, ESET, ui. PER YARD, Yard wide Prints, 8. LORD & TAYi« Bi, Grand and ob th pans and bustness affatre, ©. MARBIC, anthor of A course of practtes for adults, fp pele. w works on bookkeep- jr ondwa} FOREIGN LADY DESIRES mn A TWO HOURS, ent to teach finishing, musi, singing, French, Gorman. English and Italian. Address ‘DE) Herald’ ‘Upon ranch office, SH, BOO! forcigne: KKEEPING, BUSINESS AFFAIRS, each, quarterly ; writing lessons, rx and backward persons privately, Appi at Paige only College, 62 Bowery, zoune PARISIAN GENTLEMAN, FREE EVEN- desires to make the aequaintance —— 6 wi. 2 view to exchange lessons, Addross Mr. Pu ‘at a sacrifice. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. “\ SEW SINGER FAMILY IMPROV “AND AN olegant halt cabinet Wheeler & Wilson at $25 cash; | gle rosewood 7 octave Piano, stool and cover, post 8450. for 9170; and ail the Puroituro, Hedding, &e., coutained in the 10Use. z FC in a city of 6,000 inhabitants, fronting on fred streets, next door to Post offies Bi 3 | i posite railroad dopot. Inquire of G. MAMLSTEDY, u ti fower fauaily impr awers and drop tables, almost new, $39 exch; an elogant Wheelor & Wilson, ,ball exbinet, very little used, #25, You are rexpecttully re> sted to call and oxamiine thes) machines before purcha ing elsewhere, and not to be p: Irby. tho farlag adve titements of extortionate rowing machino companies. why have. Wiggs d robbed yon for 20 years. THEODORE FRO} Jr, 39 Bond st., noar Bi With Te a good cush paying Business. A‘ id office. ” expital, can bu ox 137 Hori Fancy Store, with dre iz. and full Drauch Mu 2 onterprising woman or two young chance; boat reasons given Tor sell felling. “Apply. all the , at the store O37 Oth av., Brooklyn, —FOR SALE, ONE OF THK BEST CORNER Liquor Stores on West on account of death of the p Tor cash. Apply to JAMES ara wee A 19) LYNCH, 380 Isroadway. AY WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON good street for sale cheap, or on Woduesday at auc- tion, “Kony to GAFFNEY & SMITH, 17 Contre st. FIRST RATE BO NG cated, always wetl filled with b gain. ‘GAFFNEY & SMITIL. Auction DOMESTIC skw ING. drawers and drop. Machi; with side ¢ drawers Bond «t, A WHEELER & WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA- chine, encased in hae walnut, at & great sacrifice; also a Willeox & Gibbs, Woostor st., store, near Canal, FIRST CLASS COR ER LIQUOR RE ON 8TH ay, for sale cheap; terms oasy. LLOYD, 20 Broadway, A LIQUUR STORE INE@NT CORNER IN promy: Inquire of toskir FRANCIS, 47 Broad a.,.Now Yor! FIRST CLASS MEAT, VEGETABLE, FISI AND Oyster Market for salo choap—Now doing a good busi- Ross, Address ¥REDERICK, Horald Uptown Brauch office. MACHINE, _ WITH SIDE 0 ol also a Singor ad drop leaf, for $35, at 40 doin, steady business. Wewige &™ TL 18 Broadway. G MACHINE FULL CABINET, alt kinds of work; price SACRIFIOK—ONLY Seer BALOON; RENT AA, 5:05 satisfactory reasons, Call fof three day's ut G6 hathum, GREAT A RBDI fol system Et ae Teduoed nearly one- we a West . “POLIVER TION. DLDSMITH'S BEAUTI- ht in ten lessor t ek, fro B, GOLD: YOUNG LADY OF “LADY, | RT ives lessons for 30 cants. Horald Upsown Branch of G the French language, gent: sires more scholars LONG A D in Kindergarten and object teaching, di pasts toinstruct at their home: in b OX 200 moatiniata English at his own apartments, Ad- ‘RUCTION, Herald PROM | TENGE 1X TEACHING tHeaily and conversation. | Hh, Osa av. Mmi CESSFUL 1 ires a fow ons will also'gh mie at very moderat th sy u FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR sale at a sacrifios, in consequence of continned ill hhoateh; long loaso; vorr cheap rant; will bo suld, on very easy terms. Apply t6 Mrs, SMITH, ‘S30 West 4d st. No agents. RARE — OHANOE.—DESTRABLE AND 1 Oyster Saloon, with good leas, in coutral location, for Je, of will exchange for Country Place nearby. Apply to 51 Broadway, room 2. Be CHIN. AKERY, FOR SALE-STOOK, LEA: chenp for cash. For full’ particul AND PIX. s inquire wt 168 Int av. BLTING, HOSE AND MARNESS LEATIER MANU- factory for sale—Beon established over 20 years; good chanco for any party with monoy to mako monos. Inquire at. New Yor TUAT, BUSINESS COLL WORTHDS, southwest corner Union square. .-WILLSON & WAT- Open day and evening to educuto young men and bogs for business Ute. Bookkooping, Penmanship and Business Practice taught 1m the best mence no THorROvGH T TON IN RE hi A ing and Professor B. panking e German language imparted . 003 3d ay. or Willson and Wail. ‘worth's College, southwert corner of Union squaro, Cooper I Tangnages, day or evening: sienlly ; demand for operators, CCOMPLISHED — VES GONV tional Jersons in Kngtish to foreigners; one hour dai taught pi Bs > Reclampaaned Mice. Ad tress nGE, tute—Rookxeopin Opposite writing, artthinotto, | Indios’ department; telegraphy G “LADY ENGLISH, Herald Uptown Braneli | USIN lossons das cured in 20 288 WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, tic.~Mr, DOLBEAR, Bi or evouing:; wtitthe: lessons for $16. ARITUME- 1,1: y. given private 0 Prorcinse RENCH AND SPANISH THOROUGHLY gral by « highly educated young Indy. Address Miss D. A. West 28h st. RONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS, THQROUGHLY ali C cured by Dr. Keek's unequalled method. HOYT, 2: 1 West 24th st. ISEASES OF MEN A. ance HENR’ Y A. DANLE: ‘20th st. Office hours from 144 Lexington av., near RENCH GH | CONVERSATION A! AND. Ereearoan<. proms L meine: prepaid, fe A AGEN M. laining eireatar, e stamp. Dr. DE Tar Sone ars’ instruction, WINDERMAN, 351 Bast cramping, ‘aud trembling | > BROOKLY! FOR, SALE — oe Ad stand. Addi low ren! A BAR. 8 PELL, wy ALE-ONE OF 1 stands in the Parties desiring 4 really good pi ing store and willing to pay a fair price apply to ATRIC 36 Beekman st. OODS BUSINESS FOR ALE -WELT To cated, 75 milos from Now ¥ f desirable Goods; value, $6,000; only $1,500 ty 3or would fake @ partner. Address DRY GOOD: 0 Herald otic VXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN . splendid business corner; © nico cost 84.0.9; will sll for $1,800; omsy term Re, Receee WLEGANT SILK D Teter sh heres re Uptown Branch off Tn 0 proprietary article; a fortune to aman with small ital, For particulars addroxs ‘box 5,147 Post offies, New York. OR SALE—TEA VIXTURKS AND BINS, MILL, MIX- i lug Srey, Seales, &c. Address HERRICK, box 115 jerald o| ‘OR SALE—IN A THRIVING TOWN OF 6,000 IN- habitants, a good Grocery Store, 12 miley from New posite’ ratiroed depot and next to Post office, For vpet inquire of G. aS ADE 90 Pike st., cornor FOR SALE—WORTH $250," Address DISTRESS, Herald RARE GPFORTTNT THE Was RWAL ES. tate Oflee, 3d av, and 134th st. Dp" COLLECTED ar CLAIMS PROSECUTED e: ie ne charge unless successtul, R. J. P. MANN CURES HIP DISKASE, WHITh ‘Swelling, Spinal Curves, Conteacted Limbs and Club Feet without cutting cords ot ‘any surgical operation of an f hour's conti for circular. forenoon. nemient to bed, t Sunday a Expensive supporters entirely disearded. Jeurs’ experien pain, Send ‘Tuesday I mortgages, ropared by T. or at Law, Notary Publie and C ‘West 4th st., from 8 Dp GRIN) eirin assignments and gil other leg , Attor: GIBBONS, At between Broadway and Moree: Ing HL Din the «7 Jorumiasionar of Deeds, 12 EBTS COLLECTED, LIENS AND ATTACHMENTS obtained; foos dependent upon success; tities soarched ; papors skilfull ‘ney and Couns rat. Ofice hours, ing ISEASES OF MEN, WHATEVER THE ¢ CAUSE, RE. medical of surgical treatment, cured by H. | D., Phystelan and Surgeon, 142 West 48th es RA, = i hows jew amy eet E. HAVAN LOTTERY.—CAPITAL PRIZE wholesale and retail orders filled; circulars ENBERG, ‘onn, vox 1,185 Post of- XCELSIOR BIRD POWDERS” GIVE LIFE TO the bind and restore song; price 25 cents, by KH. M ACY & CO., 6th av. For sale Gyre: I prize of $50,000 1 prize of 1 prize of 4 fy p 10 prizes of 50 prize 50 pris 50 pri 260 pri 4 prizes of $2,000, approximating to $50,000 pri 88.00, 4 prizes o' $5,500, DRAWING OF THE oN Lottery at Covington, Ry. March 25, 1 25, 1876, 000 of f $1,375 TUCKY STATE - $850,000 20,00 10,000 20,000 23,0) Approximating to $20,009 prize, are 4 prices of $1,009, approximating to $10,900 prizo, are 009, 5,000 prizes of $10 are $50,000, Prizes paid in fall. Tickets $10. Shcres in proportion, Address al 1 orders t SIMMONS, DICKINSON & C0, Cov Auyton oF Lo'tivetile, Ky. If so, ask Catarrh Cure, for et opens of everything at th xy Darred from to call upon the Bade Decesnary action in oS Le method Koes CATARAH, YDDARD, No. 8 Woat 14th iVE YOU CATARRWY your den EXT DRAWING, 10 Wall st., G, MARCH 31, 100,000. Information tree, Address Pasceneats” rot 7 LuNcH COUNTER to-morrow, from 11 A. MM 12 ory lowed price more than a yi plying us at once with AUBREY, No. oy who are hence era Tecent decision, are invite 53 BROADWAY, [MPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS.—BANKRUPTS WHO cers wit have been adjudicated thi My applied for thelr diecliarges py hie view of taking 7 Bookman st. “hab ow ol TMPROVED of: permanent cures " —OFFICIATS SoA Be, KENTUCKY STATE LOT. N&, DICKINSON & CO., M raga nasgkats $0, 207—-Mancn 41910 6, 7, 45, 2, 17, 88, 14, Si, 13, 42, aS Ft AES By ina’ chase #0, 10T—Saache 4 isto" 3, 6, 2% 1 % 45,7, 71, 24, 08, xo. so gaten 4, 1670. Hon Broadway, or “4 —SIMMONS, Di ly Distribation on, the Heres Pia Foul information by Broadw: Al‘o ‘Bosal ay or box 4, 2 rae ielgaitinti a ert es py! a Mata em ea aad cies HO STODDARD Wa, Wee taih om. ERCHANTS WHO ARE IN TROUBLI D ing henry storks of goods om which 4 Bilan i ay fied reliat by trading with the Se ri ates TARENGH AND GERMAN CONVERSATION GUAR- anteed to ladies and. entlom nin three months b; gary and | plenatng, conversation Herald Uptown Branch office. an | method. Address PRO- | lorat Old Bridges N. HOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN; TERMS For circulars address Miss A. K. CONOVER, J. ii a ruction in Engl UeTIO in_ retouch: expeditions) OME BOARDING ghtidren, Wel receive the hest of ¢ b branches and music nal peation oma i 9 Great J. ScHOOL FOR MISSES AND | thorough in- | arges moder- | short distanco from olty. Address itive M writing and aay SOuONDS HAs WO VACANOTES IN CANA proparing for teache: N TSS C. B, HANDY, TEACHER or jets LATION to deaf mutes, aiso correction of stammering and all dofécts of utteranes. 86 Irving place. PROFHSSOR TNPERATORI TEACHES ITALIAN AND Latin languages. 248 East 30th st. Send fur circular. | HONOGRA puy (shorthand cwrting) tanght day’or evenin: most therough 14th st. PHY, mann Private lessons. PHONOGRAPHY, PHONOGRA- gin the 18 East | at Phonographic Institute, SPANISH ature t PRE man, f, oa Ne Heness and ‘gentlemen. ag se4 gravis from 7 ‘alles TL. ©O1 D ence, LAN boronighly tnnght, by a very method, Apply fe ANTOR TO KAMOS, ENEW YORK SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES, eur, oft Boston, a CAGES AND LITE easy aud practical |, 38 University place. Broadway; and En, ational system Hours of jo P.M. and 8th av.—Ger: | tS. wea @HENZEL, Principals, CHER Ih ENCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH— ives lessons st pu ils’ roxidencos and wishes a position inaschool. B. ARTO! By 28 West Oth st. | Fo GEM RESTAURANT AND OYSTER od central location; one of the finest leaso from May next at a very of house contal 11 fine ything complete; first clas and in fine order; eatest bargin in the REID, Apply to JOHN R. office, 271 hen room 13, nl ° FOR, SALIR. Fes ie e SALE CRAP LOSE | ESTATE, A VALe suctessful Sumwer ; interior of Btate : completely furnlehed; 300 guests account $ teres eam Oaante. DFU DATE 1770. Av ment offic poe "SALE—A aOR T DISTILLERY STOR Estate. Address, tor tea Uptown Branch office. NERY AND IGE OREAM Hart of Sep ov. wees side, al plied for at once; rent 5 ‘irk ene iv Y SAL OHBAP.—A FIREPROOF eon at room 13, socal Peg Ben- rd, close to y they Sain. CONDIT, 149 CUKAP FOR CAS ud doing a good business ; full of lodge ess A. L. W., Horaid office. class trade; this isa b ast 17th =< He Ick For sala—Vrom 1.000 to 20.000 tonaat be io ne fering water Lee, from 4 to 16 inches in thickners ; c Veule shipment in tee barges or exnal bouts; in lote to ers. Apply by letter to W. C., Times office, TYED RES trangient cus" . balance in 7 OF ACKWELL, t., om Som 2 WATER MACHINE we and inthe best ordas ertia Apply, for one week, to. Mr. LAND, 30 Bookman st York. HE PIXTORES AND GOOD WILL OF tablished Hot Air Furnace and Roofing old to close an estate. Apply to Mrs 24 East OSth st. IEELER & WILSON HALY Singer's Family Faroese. #25; new te and Wheeler & Wilson machines on tria thers. ba os BOURK, 581 [Hudson st., botweon 11th and Bank. 3 exchanged foe RD WiDE ¢ AMBRIO 100. PER YARD. — ba rhe Prints, Se. > pant LORD & TAYLDE, ‘Grand and Chrystie sts., Brondwoy and 20h ite 300 URCHASE A LAGER BEER CAND ply on premises, 72 Beaver st. 500 & chasora, Call and SEWING "MACHINES; moet ea amadiacely, a lots to sul, pur #800 WILL BUY AT $500-% Bestuess, in rye woods. are stgle and sold. seriot] from $10 to 20; original in nnd Bus, a eae ‘ul Cc meaning business inay inquire at 418 Broo! Broome examine them at factory, $ £ GOOD WILL, STOCK doi WILL ee 8 3.000 WILL BUY and Fixtures of an ostablixhed Portier sow ing a xood business, with «net profit of $150 to R290 m month ; unlimited orders ean be obtuine: d reasons for sellin, ticulars please Ad- dress rald office. LARGE LOT OF 3 gines, Boile Tanks, Steam Jackot Kvitles, FINNEY s ra to 225 Water st., jOR SALE—HORIZONTAL ENGINE, 8X14 PRION Boiter, 4 foot diameter, 7 feet bigh, wi ond Attings complete ; lange sod small. Pullles, Shatetae Hang- an be seen Pip 44 ow running; miso 003" feet of ‘Anpiyto A MCINTOSH, Bngineer 1184 Lew PAIN GOC RD. Tad aylinder -rercioal Engine, 9x10 inch each oylindee (Wright & Smith's celebrated engines), of 35. horse powers also a No. 3 Deuu's steam Pump; also mam Shatings, Prt loys, Beltings, #o.: same enginos are in use in the Graphic, alto Now York Horald bulldiags. | For further information hite st. re CHEAP—30 HORS with all Fixtures coum en working any day at HAMDMA 9th wt, ND 60" fing ordert Piano Works GUL STHAM ENGINE? horse tubular Boiler, all in complete Woot 1th st. OX Lat i. ST BROADW. Screw, Lever and Hydranlic Pressess jowelers’ Roll Ac. Stamping, Cutting Gat, Tool Makin paris of tue world, i addressiug vs DRO Tl u Th COMPA 0. 08 Liberty st BI, ‘ Bs S portable Maeivgs, ood uci Sten verking techlaee . Pulloys and Hangers, 4conts per pound; closiug 01 ye nest. At 6 Railroad Jersey City, V TANTED FOR CASII—PLANING MACHINE, 5 BP neem Band: Address, with full deseription ad pri P. fice. D—A HRAVY DRAW BENGH, PROM 20 TO 24 feet long; mitt he double geared and in, perfect order, Addiess, with particulars, TOBE WORKER, box 120 Hersld ofbee. y ANTED 25 INCH to 48 inch swing: Pla feet ; Drilling Ma- 6 inch swing; mviing. Meckine. " Address box 2 to ork Post office, RESTAURANTS. IVE AND LET LIVE, BROADWAY por Se ~ FINE. aa TRY mo VARIETY Store, Stock and Fixtures; large house, store house and barn, one acre land. frait and sbade trees; near dopot; ola and ful stand; nice location; one hone fom New Toit Fx all, Aiteh back: with sponge; good order. floor. Git WALNUT SETTERS, TIN covered with red plush; cushions staffed Inquire at 405 Grand st., first AND PULTON Ld st.—The place where ‘ull the doticacios of the season are served in Grst class style. SANDY CER, Caterer, IVE AND LET LIVE.—LADInE AND GENTS Oystor Houso, Broadway and Falto: first class. At, PAcais Bou ‘ Oth av., between 20h and 3th sta 0 ring Lady Attendants, The best of Ales, - Liquors and Segars. An elez imported expressly for this, Tuost popular Operas from 7 to 1 Everything R SALE—SAW AND MOULDING MILL, WiTit Lumber aud Coal Yard attached; buildings fro proof; every facility for doing a Large business, and will be wold ot 8 argain and on oasy terms.” For particulary apply to. W. BTRVENG. ootwo of “Keni Eotate Recurdy” 345 and Gat Broadway. R SALE—A FIRST CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED downtown cornor Liquor Store 7 va ) ing Darties omly denit with. OR SA! .% DL. Stora, at White Piatas | particulars apply 3 DRINKING SALOON hud Cigar Stare, located at 238 Macnee st., Pallnded: on the principal business street, between three or font largest auction houses in the city, calling forth 1,000 0 people daily aud is ano of sho’ greatest thorough. fares for the business community; also fest class family Liquor Store, located at southeast corner of th and Cherry sis.; both places splendidly fitted up with attractive fx- tures and doing a good paying business, and, with the-un- divided attontio of « good ian, could be largely increased; present owner is starting into tlhe wholesule business must have his exclusive attention. Only those having cap- ital aning businors neod appl Feat Q] Wee Ruy ror FieeNcH, ts Achy ane SPANISH AND td 1d to converse In throw month ‘asy mothod. Address PROPESSUR, g10.3 dana Andy. 50 & French by evn 1 ARTER—VRENCH grees, evening trom 6 o'clock; by Parisian | LESSONS; | FREE SON. — CONVERSATIONAL Ledr ‘diplomee) ; translations, BL, 1.26 WAY, Fooun 75 Herald Uptown Br CENTS A LESSON. THOROUGH INSTRUCTION and conversational ag highest reforences. ‘ioe Woe Oita” fox t 75 176 Herald Upto OTH A pronunclasion, i forsor's residence, VLASs member of ti uence of & resol T674, was notoriously one of tho: mencement o! executed by order institute are t Auorkircle at, Cologne, of art, incre Fete at WAX FLOWERS, A UUN. red varietion : an ticaneh ote —FRENCI LESSONS, WITH A PURE Address BOTANY, ¥, box Broadway. STR ats fetes of af Pr U, formerly @ magistrate | ivenhe of Franco, STAINING ESTABLISHMENT. AT M Royal Bavarian Glass Stal nich having ceased to be ICH Est stablishineat at ey SALE—STOCK AND FIXTORES OF A SMALL Stationery Storo; rent iow. 45535 Hudson st., New York. OR ae grees GOLD BONDS AND GOUD Notes for Merohandise or Business, Address B., box 101 Herald office. V 5 NTTURE (GOOD new), in exchange for whole or any part of con gontloman’s first class Koad Tarn Rivcitices menece Tare given and wented. ‘address W. Hl. Il e box 4,923 Post "WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. T 607 BROADWAY, CORNLR 4TH ST., DIA. monds, Watehe: Jewelry, A beta ee bye Bersouat o ion bought a /0an8 OKO tinted fevery deseription as ary Re | DVANCES MADE ON NDS, WA elry, merchandiso, &o., in any amount ; I WILLIAM REIMAN, 114 Nassau fidenttal M DIAMON amela Hair Shawls, "74 (formerly New York Hotel. DVANGES MADE ON PURNUITURE, PIANOS, £6, if stored at advertiser's warohoases. Address UP Town i "ptown Branch office, por SALE—@5,000 CASH (O% A LESS AMOUNT with socurity) will buy tho Stock and Good Will of the leading Dry Goods Store tn a fourist eg eg vil- ‘in Connecticut, nincty miles from Now York; sore be leased on favorable terins; trade woll established: no an excalient wi competition; to 4 man of ubaractor ani energy opportunity vo make money, witha home arene tate! lige and retin ‘the beat of reasons for sell ALPHA, box 147 Herald office. flO BALE HARDWARE, enoys Cy a aig i tore, in good tion an . rate idagon; piles ice Bho. eoeddcens HARDWARE, box 8.438 New Fork’ For "i D OVSTER DEALERS COMPLETE OUTFIT for sale choap. Apply at ES & SON'S Fur. re Storage Warehouse. 38, 40 od a ‘Ci ommerce OR SALE—A MARBLE APPARATUS TWO draught tubes and eight ja and up) for di ne mineral waters. jearned at ge Hog. A May be soon and particulars tral Drug Store, corner Lexington and Franklin avs, Fs SALB—LBASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN old established Millinery and Fenoy Goods Store, 1,400 ‘Sd av., betwoon 82d and Bid hd NOR SALE,—TH DOK oe) RY BUBI- ® State institution, in conse- i Mr. J T. Bolles, one of the lon estab. Partice;tioet, Witeence era erat ‘Ynown tn Brooklyn; emall.eapivel roqstred; that were created by King Ludwig # ‘shortly after the com: Binrookiyn. Tarornble elreumstences. Apply at 244 Falton Hils’ Majesty owned | ‘A EWING MACHING be recorded the Dalatings upon the | Mande Tail New York, inschapis ie eaee comes colad he eat r= fALESTOe ion WILL AND FousTTORE oF 4 large Boarding House: now dy ath the fecha st ley of thot ore ana in a ceatral Tooat ‘idreon'’. ME, box 151 Horeta ls bob ty ag owled; inhinen, Prenevaien aud Americnun, att {these works, as well ap the naraerous ordore this In: tno stitute received Mas, most netively enenged but in eousoquence of a ange thi cuore. | and and America, the undersigned | not only In afi art physteal sufferings of th gentioman's death, Tanagrinent of the lostitute for s he undersigned preserves in tho glass continaed by him all these eanetp @ and honor. By virtue of the growt in con with tecbnd- | ent ‘dificulties, whteh th reigned acquired during a ractieo of nearly Ristie abilities, him with their orders that js not based on solid endeay. The undorsign the most kind con Authorities, binds himself to exeeu Ns abilities and fi hin to th bg. ment for tho sea e Hemon. » a security ork, ns ee ira, in ong ape ty offer with well tried ar- to all these intrusting vague puffs, but Penge grt “ger 8 Ne ann Hymne 2 mfidence of ali ecclesinsti: eG Tourented 0 ¢ most fair-doalin, prices; to meet a PRCSTRER, No. eS estppiietnciaie, EB ST. JAMES HOTE 71 Piendilly and No. 1 land. Entirely Le gee y LASS LIQUOR STOR! doing a first class business, wil 33 Downing OF BOOKS, NUSIG, &e., &e., balance of C. LAMBERT, 454 OR long cheap? ene half amoust cau remain for sold. ner of k + COR L Weitord MICHAEL MALLOS, , BE Lf BANGING “AND k of pu ae —A Tae CLASS MEAT MARKET, DOING good business. Apply at 802 Oth av Mm SALG—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LiQnor OR Store Gor one-hait its original value), with ton ‘and low re isfactory reasons for selling is will ts Broadway, Inquire at 1.21345 Broadway, N DIAMONDS, WATCHES, tho same bought, and sold back when 0; Pawnbrokers’ Tieacts bought J. A. WILSON, 209 West 4th st, A MONE! TO + Jowelry, &e.; Foquiced at a sovall of diamonds aud wate! LARGE A! NT OF 4 Chester Ew us DI AMOXDS, Oman ny 0 jrooches, Crosses, CINDO BHOS., 1.207 Brondwray, LADY x, RE oR, CIRCUMSTANCES WISH bire and diamond Ring, a large ‘tv 0 ne Nt g Poari Earrings, Addross TAD’ PmAYIaG TO RETURN TO © OBA. Wishes to sell ‘ber Tickets of some valuable Diam onda, om hich she bas borrowed money. Adaruss HABERMARO, erald office, WATORES, GOLD AND CORAL JEW- Billvorware, fe. at low pi TDS + 1,207 Broadway, oppo- wie Gilwey Honso. BROADWAY.—04 MORE LE: THREE DIAMONDS, s4 minal del yas ‘hadron, ow value. a 248 Post at office. WAVE SOME VERY PINE STLaCaDS TE IN PAWN, In which are a pale of tarce and fue solitaire Rings, the es, tle — of at ® eapritice, Address OADWAY.—GOLD VEST AND nts! gold and sliver Watches, BY ON DIAMONDS, WATCH RS, A&C. -_DIAMONDA aes Mee ‘atobes, Jewelry, Silverware aud Seal bought, and sold back When Gevtred, ata te 2 sunall “4 vance, GEO. AL Jews) 1,190 Katine: 0, S17 BROADWAY, CORNER 1201 Sf. ated; Dine atehes, vis,” nd told by ISAAC BARK. vine > ARTIES IN NEED OF OF MONEY chaser for diamonds, wately dence, Address AMERIU, ATCHES AND JEWELRY ai PAIRED BY BY FIRST clase workmen, iN, 1,180 Broadway, near 20th st, 808 Watcbon Jet bigs pod LTH 8T., DIAMON! SAMY i soa.” Based "Troane negotfuted. FIND A PUR. at their resi address a ‘SINESS, bos 1 ih ald Fig Rr aa ee BARGAIMS—BALAN % OF MIL. and convenienee of families Re, nn DFIBLD, Secret Secretary and Managor. ? Sal.b Ore oF THE Bi BEST T PAVING “Clan FITZMORBIB & CO. 1.215 Broaa F inary tad Fancy, Gunde, Sisek, to clase Dasiner, For way, 1 BROADWAY, ov OVER HERALD UPrown Lage ‘room BB; parlor fowindies; brat way. way—Diamonse. Watebes, Jewelry, ke, bought