The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1876, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, ‘FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 187 ) TO LET FOR BUSINESS |! Bes TT BUILDING Fireproof, Locat Naxsau, Anu and Fu First Floor to le Jawyers: will b tenants if desired; asonable reut aw Others to ON-THE PF so some el'gible I APPLY ake the elevator, Inquire 1 tor Jou Al ADY WELL KNOWN IN THE PROFESSION WILL part of studio on liberal terms, Address ak rst Uptown Horald offic LARGE STORE TO LE ANexcept liquor, with gas fixtu Bistst FOR ANY BUSINESS BO, 192 7th av., near COKNER ROOMS, .. rst toot T—THREK Lab 14 ahcestes st. and W P ( HEAT, FURNISHED, 140 STEAM rs, valuable Broadway © o lense. Apply WiTil STRAM POW LIGHTED vator, low reut TOARROLL & Gon, Apo! Be Walker or 202, 204, 206 Wost ff TO. 474 STH AV.—STORE. ON WEST SIDE OF AY hue, between Si and Hin ste, to rent at 9 bargadt Apply to J. ROMAINE BRO 280 Browdway. QPOnE AND BASEMENT way. nerr Graud st., to Felit. & oe. Pine st Mo L&T—PART trally locate sirable fer t For location town Branch aston Bee 60X10) FEET, ON BROAD r H. LUDLOW OF A HANDSOME STOR! firat class retail trade: espe sale of holiday goods; terms very r ‘ker, address HGLIDAY GOODS, Herald Up= AST OF BROAD- Officeor Dentist’s, with use Sy rpg Males of Reception Rooin, ~_ DWELLING HOU Lech TO RENT, A FOUR Tony -SRORK 5 with all the F ENISHED FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN sone, House on Loxingtgn av. $190 per month; « ches he TIMPSON & PERT, 1.484 Br FRURSISHED, | £200 PRR MONTH in year, hear Fifth Avenue Hotel: unfurnished, near Madi- _ POOLEY, 1 Eas ate ES—WEST ae 41st 70, won squar Ni SLY FUR and O4th sts.; PRIVATE FAM “Wibl LET handsomely furnished House, part rent in Board, with rivilexe of boarders, Address CLIFFORD, terald Jptown Bran Unturnisne. A SSUPERB NEW MEDIUM SIZE | DWELLING, «Madison Ww 78a st., to let, very low. V. BYEVENSON nd 3 ‘East 17th st. f $75 MONTHLY; PHILADELPHTA BRICK » Hons, 10 rooms; all improvements. Apply, West 43 —A THE ; below a4th st Hh. MONAGH STORY NIGH STOUP, NEAR immediate possession, 4OL Ath av., corner 24th st, THIS MONTH AND ONLY $85 PER four sto busemnent House, 27 West sid Brondw aprovements, to let fur respectable business purposes if re NEW HOUSE, ON WEST 15TH ST.; NO" fixtures and all the modern tine 1,800 and. $2, ray, noar 44th ot. URNISHED 4OUMS AND APARTMENTS ed LET. LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRST JAcliss Bourd. “Apply at 158 West 21st LBANY APARTY rpets, new furntoa 3 BAl Arte anenel Fae aud bath; own hous PRIVAT furnished. TS, A tuble for one or two gentlemen; moving, FAMILY WILE LET A WANDSOMELY on _ near 50th st, : also one, 7 4th av., nonr 29th st Y FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR with all modern improvements. 334 A GaSDSONE ALiwo gentlemen, 4th aye Aye E HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO ait gue oF two gentlemen ; terms moderate, Cull at Kast 16th st, LOOK for house- CHEERFUL PLEASA, East 10th ISHED RO itnout . in first class xceilent accomedations, PURPOSES. | _ BOARDERS WANTED. ab STCELY FURNISHED ROOMS,” WITH BOARD, for family or single gentlemen; terms moterate; good table anit heme comforts. 114 Waverley pli EWLY FURNISHED ROOMS—ON_ 5 with or without Board, at 42 West 26th fandsome Parlor Floor. ©), O8 THRER GENTLEMEN OR A FAMT Mud ver: ble Rooms, with excellent Board, at mod- al convenient lecetion. “35 Hast 12th UNSY PRONT ROOMS, CONNEOTING OR SEPA- ‘iat: modern conveniences; good table; cheap, 73 West 2th st. p) Bast 17TH ST. Net. with Board; AV. No. 74, NORTHEAST COR: iBleganiiy furnished Rocwme, with Board. . 351,.—-BKAUTIFUL ROOMS, ON FIRST with excellent Board; #35 RTH ST.— $6 AND UPWARD-—FURNISHED ROC Board; large Room for gentleman and wife. Clinton plac 8, Apply 89 RONT ROOM, ON FOURTH ; single Rooms, ard, $4; steam 1 “EAST 287! ST— CHOICE ROOMS FOR FAMILY LJ.or gentiomen; table frat clas dining room on parlor floor. - PLEASANT ROOMS TO AYETTR Board. N SUITE terms rea- ] T tT 14. ntome eingiy bein valle with superior Board; also @ large: square Attic, with fires higher | TH 8’ Rooms terms mode: i TH ST., EAST.—ONE LARGE ROOM, OX second fioor, to let, with Board. 14, WEsT 49TH ST., NEAR WINDSOR HOTEL—DE. sirable Room torent, with Board; favorable acrange- ments; references. ATH ST., 144 WEST.—FURNISHRD ROOMS TO LET, with of without Board; all improvements; nicely ‘D r family sina: smell, Booms for gentlemen; ON EAST 46TH 8T.—TWO ROOMS TO LET, WITH Board; referencesexcbanged. nies 19. WEST 30TH 8T.—A HANDSOME PARLOR AND t/ Bedroom, on second tloor, with or wit! it Board; also hands board Ly house. — TO west 4TH ST, OPPOSITE FIFTH AVEXUE " iLL cata —Elegantly furnished Rooms, with or without oar sees taken, 91: EAST.--VERY FINE ROOMS, HAND- Alsomety’ he to let, with Board: just vacated; relerences, 918" ST,, 17 BAST.-DESIRABLB SECOND FLOOR, of two Fooms: large closets, nicely furnished; Board? optional b + or SALES AT AUCTION. ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers, THIS (Friday) EV! BNING, at the art rooms, 817 Brosdway, 730 o'clock, THE KLLIOTT COLLECTION. Fine modern Paintings, by American and foreign artists, Mauy very excellent and'desiravie Fietures. . William Mor. fit, Doughty. 8. R. Perey, Colman, Victor Dupre. Veron, efaux, Hillemacher, 1 Moreau, Lassalie, J. G. Brown, Chavet, joran, Aceard, Edwin White, Indano, Weischbrink, Rays, Theo. Frere, 4c, &e., including a num- ber from the'French Centennial Exposition. THIS Friday) ApeERNOD Gitaten Hall, Also Satur- our, agi: COLGATE-BAKER COLLCTION, extraordinary collection of On. EMS AND BRIC-A-BKAG, comprising “Antiques and Curios in great variety, including tion of Teapots and a superd ‘collection resden Chinas. Tho «ale will commence at 2 re, ‘with the collection of Teapots. ~—GEO. W. KEELER, AUC ‘ontinuation sale of ELEGANT PAKIS CLOCKS AND SETS, parvle and gflt; superb statuary bronzes, rich ware, Mujolien, falence and belleck Ware, richly decorated Dinner and Tea sets, parian and bisque ‘Groups and Figures Also Vienna and Paris Fancy Goods, pores Jain Paintings, Swiss Carvings, Bohemian Vanes and Toilet Sets, Musical und other Aloums, Glove Boxes, &c. To be wold'without reserve at 63 Liberty st, to-dey (Friday), LE OF MAGNIFIGENT HOUSEHOLD Property, &e., worth over to be sold THIS’ (Fri MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the elegant re etd re brown pose ph Two storant rosewood Planoforiee, one a nrolaway & 80m, and Windsor npricht, cost $700 and magni rosewood Etugeres, ince Curtains, Mirrors, latest style in! Harlor Suits,’ covered in sntin, ‘brocatel le Tables, Cabinets, Jardintere 3 Salts, th binck walnut; Canes, Boilsteads, cand halr Mattresses, Carp: fa Beokoases, 200 volumes eholee Book: ries, Library Tables, Turkish Snits, Dining Room Bu tension Table; solid walnut Chulrs, in leather, China Din- ner and Ten Sets, Lounges, Hut Stand. Also oasement and servants! Furnitiire, | LUKE FLIZGERALD, Auction N. B.—Goods packed and 05,4 Bronzes, Drows: ¥ DSOME AND USBFUL usohoid Furniture, THIS (Friday) MC at 11 ofet at the private residen between Sth and Sih aves cunsitog of velvet, Brussela mad ingrain Carpets; maznifcent latest style Parlor Suits, covered with French satin brocade cotelaing, reps and hair cloths Suita, style of Louls XLV, ; Bedsteads, Dressing On: robes, Bureaus, Washstand iz and hate Matressca, 1 ding, ‘Blankets, Table Mi Cloe! Vases, rosewood Pinnoforte, shook Ui sion aes glass, China, silver W. pets, Ac. —TUNIS JOHNSO: Pe TONERK, old 37 Nessa Fo-MORROW “SATCHDAY, AT 10 LARGE SALE OF BRUSSELS AND I Housebold Furnitui Pator and Bedioom Suits, Vases, Sets, &c. O'CLOCK, GRAIN CAR vernal superb second hand magnificeut tronze Clocks, LARGE ROOM, SOUTHERN % he hall Room to let, with Board; refer- ed 280 WEaT.-TO LET, WITH BOARD, A table unexceptionabie; D ST. rge Room on second floor; C8. LINTON PLACR (STH ST)—PRONT ROOMS, 5A A: | 26wien Board for two, $12 to $14; singio, $5 to $7 per wee WEST SIST ST—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SORooms, with Board; referen 2D ST.—HANDSOMELY PURNISHED connecting Rooms, with Board; sunny exposure; also hall Room ; references exchanged, 96 Somuitee with Boatd. 8335, 37 WEsT 14Tli ST—NEWLY, ELEGANTLY OoOturnishod Rooms, with Board, to permanent parties; small tables, 33. WksT 33D ST.—UPPER ROOM, WITH OR WITH. lout Board, for one or two gentlemen; terms moderate, (ARE.—ELEGANT 38 3 WEST 42 ST. RONTING RESERVOIR PARK.— § 'e. ta resi Suit, with excellent Board, to gevtiemen or jamily. QA WEST 127 ST. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, OLwithont board, en’ suite or singly, for wentlemon, oF gentleman and wite. 34.71 ST., 12 WEST.—IIANDSOME SECOND FLOOR’ ‘and Ruom on third, with or without private table; ref- oes Ti ST., 146 EAST.—HANDSOMELY FUR! om, with Board; house and location fr parties. i 3¢ dan EAST 22D 8T.— fon second and third families or single gentlemen 43. EAST WTI ST.—BOARD, FROM € TO §8 PER woek; large, alry Rooms; good sable, 43, 7Til AV... NEAR 14TH ST,—FIRST CLASS ingle and nd Board at pante prices. We BAST 20TH ST.—THIRO STORY AND Wale connecting, front, sunny, with Board. 4G RAST 20011 St. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS Dactch Aree srg Cleef ROOMS, let. with Board, to NT PARLOR AND Fitiomen oF housekeepity st st. )URNISHED ROOMS, FOR HOUSEKEEPING, 528 ” West 42d st.; anall Kitcben if desired; rent moderate; pear Elevated. class Board; references. 47 EAST 28TH AT.—TWO PLEASANT HALL BED- ‘ ‘outh exposure; house and Board first class; ow 49 SOUTIL WASHINGTON SQUARE—COMFORT.- eJable Rooms, with or without Board; $5 to $8 Q WEST i6TH ST.—TWO CONNKCTING ROOMS, a RE ROOMS, WITH reat Jones st. Call, 4 to 8, ROOMS TO LET—FOR GEN nes st, YOR MAN AND WIF 1 RMISHED APAGTMI ent to ears and stages. je men; conve: FURNISHED PARLOR AND BE fire, #11; hall Room, €3; sleeping Room, Hedroom. 106 Kast Toth st, 1 SECOND FLOOR LARGE ROOM, WITH’ rd, to let. SU Bast 10th st, between Brondway Ang 4th aw. ROOM, WITH EVE} NTLY on third: house- eighberhood. 319 URNISHED MH OOS, TO GE. 80 Leving place. TLE- i ips Li ; D) ROOMS TO” LET, WiTH- entlemen. Apply at 117 East 38th we, near Les 1 av MWO COSY FURNISHED KOOMS ON SECOND floor, complete for housekeeping, Also ® large hall Koor With cloket and place for fire, to lady or centieman; terms moderate house private and quiet. 2 Bast 10th NDSOMELY FURNISHED. ta r week ; private house. ve WEEK.—A FURNISHED FRONT HALL Bedroom with grate and closet, = West 19th -NEATLY re, $3; also fine large Ko m, to g 13zo%2 “SQUARE ROOMS TEATED, ‘ per month; email Rooms #2 50 per week. oT ST, 108 and Lrving plac out board, for genth ANT SUITS, SECOND none but responsible and references exeban, third floor, front; as need apply; 40 WEST eT ST, BETWEEN STH AND VS. Fursivned, 1we tons Rooms, tate dome together as separately; every convenience, Ra HAST OTUL ST., NEAR BROADWAY. 4g) fsecond story front Room, furnished; oom. A LARGR also smaller LOT thst ore 8T.—FURNISHED PARLOR WITH Kitehon; other Kooms, with bedrooms, for housckeep- lng; ail conveniences. mpegtable staall fa ED ROOMS, WITH for housekeeping, to let, to re- FURNISHED Or rH ‘0 LET, ASwithont board, a pleasant Room, ‘suitable for two Young men; must be respectable and good relerence re- Guired T.—FURNISUED ROOMS FOR or for gentiemen, 278s 826 ST. LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED; 4 modern improvements; references 51 LEXINGPON AV KATLY FURNISHED OL rioor to let, snitable for light housekeeping; also back Varlor; occupant owner; improvements; terms reason- abile UNFUL Pal for large or smatl tamil unsurpassed for convenience and elegance; meals furnished: rant greatly reduced. ; HATGHT BULLDING, Evch Suit has private kit pplied irom the g T 420 47M AV AA provements; five rooms each. irom 11 to 1. FLOORS TO LET; IN- IM- See premises and owner ALL LIGHT ROOMS (7 TIMPSON & JPLENDID FLAT POR $10; and bath; private bali; damb waiter, &e. 1484 | Brondway, Nowe 44th st. NO LET, ON LE Fiat, conststing of ax Browomante: janitor, in ho A. H. NUNES Iw cH tS WANTED. $, P\RST CLASS BOARD: FAMT. sient, $1.50 per day. 119 Waver- IN BOAKDISG Wits, “AVERY,” TEN YEARS sbusiness, will open the handsome brown stone house, No. vst Tbh st; terms, $6 to $9 HANDSOME ROOM—FIRE, GAS; GOOD TABLE: ; Ho objection to children; 47 West 46sb st., private lanl SUNNY i} DOUBLY ROOM, FOR TWO GENTLEMEN; .atso sony hell Room class Board; terms moderate. 4 Wost 1 b and 6th ave, $1 TO $2 PER DAY, 8 Rooms ; first class table; families Hotel, 476 Blooper, TO #10 PER WEEK —FINE jos and single, Maxwell 51 EAST <HANDSOMELY FURSISIED OLRooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife, with or without Board. CBr VING ela VePtloor, all modern im single xentlemen; one Koom second third floor; private tables if required. OOMS, Board for families, floor; three Kooms URNISHED +] OTM 3StH ST.—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, also front sunny Room, with Bedroom, on third floor, nicely furnished, with goed Bourd. 14,245" 18TH ST., REAR CLARENDO! Kooms, with Board; families or single gentl reference. Oroom for ger Td .et WAVERLE with () MACDOUGAL | [HELE Se V1 WEST 82D ST.—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to let, to gentleman and wife; Bourd for lady only; nono but quict parties need arply. 3) EAST 2TH ST.. NEAR 4TH AV.—LADY WILL 128 ; gentleman and wife; also jerms ‘mod- het ‘Parlor and liedroom, connecting, with bath: southern exposure; newly furnished; also single Room, wit eh or without no other boarders; te 133. EAST 16TH ST.—DESIRABLE R00: eJand small, with Board, to families or gentlemen ; ref- erences. QA . 13 4:erctitene Be 135, WEST 36TH ST.—EXCRULENT BOARD, WITH well furnished Rooms, for two or three single geatie. 3 $ men: and relorences required. ,| Lat ACDOUGAL NEAR WASHINGTON square, Back Room and Bedroom, connecting, on third floor, to Jet, with Board, toa family or gentle terms moderate, 1 ¢ FRONT eee $7 per week, with Inte dinner; bath, 311 § A LARG NICELY FUR. iabed sloore (rent Toom be lew Board, to a gen- emai eferences exchanged. 256 cond B terms. XINGTON AV. BETWEEN S8TI AND aoTH Back Parlor, also hall Room, with Board; ref- 34.9 WEST 32D ST.—IN PRIVATE FAMILY; OTL Board; pleasant Rooms; fine society; home com- forts; price reasonable, ] “OB RReApway room 3—Room ITH BOARD hou; rstugle gentlemen at $7 per week, in first class Particulars bao or p near Sth av. Hotel RGE KOOM, WELL FURNISH TH FIRST elasc Board, for kentiemen, Apply at Pisa West Diet se, A PRIVATE PAMILY WOULD TAK four persons to Board; good table; comtortable ive, minutes! walk irom depot.” Address FH, N. Je TRAMERCY PARK, 148 EAST SOT ST,—KLEGANT ms, with first class Board, © CHARGE.—LISTS AND PARTICULARS OF FIRST boarding accommodations, SANDS’ Board Di. ry, 1,10 Broadway, second flo BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. Beary, was ED—BY TWO YOUNG GENTS: LARGE Room or two connecting, with good Board, in a refin private family; location central, Address, ng Ferme ana full’ particulate, U. it, Hereid Uptows Branch OARD WANTED. yon ae itaget ag oe vie wong argo T CABLES BELMONT HOTEL, ENTRANCE 137 Fulton st.. near Broadway (Baropean plan). prices re- duced; Roooms, S06. to a day apg a week ; the best and cheapest rest world. T NE’ GLAND fAticht separate Rooms, for gentlemen Howery and Bayard st. NITY HOTEL, BROADW AY AND STH ST.—SINGLE J tooms, $1 per day; Kooms ond Board, $7 weekly. Alway: NRANKVORT | FRANKFORT AND Wistiom ote, We", Sito $3 per HOTEL—LODGINGS 500, only. Gorver 34, 40, 42, AND 44 WEST 14TH terms 82 por day. 1 IREAT REDUO TI jes and single gentiemen for the wi Bonrd $10 per woek and apward, Qi, PRES WOT, ToT s West tit st; splendid furntt now: Li Rooms, with 85; OE A GOOD SETO te, at Dr, Wines, 00 Wood 14th i $10 wenn stalment 9189 61 pt eas olpatech HAYDOOK, J AUCTIONEER. THIS _D. Day, eremptory sale of richly joods, Clocks, &e.; also THIS lday) MORNING. at 10 o'ctock, PRIVATE RE»IDENCK, NO. 47 WEST 16TH be Wohin AND OTH AYS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR ORK» OF ART, VEL- VET, DRUSSELS, AND RAIN VARPETS, i Shey WALNUT SET, MGKEKING UPRIGHT PLAN PARLOR "AND Dita WIN crimson, tan ‘and gold brocade. satin and eovsinine: Hark {xb and Spanish Lounges I:asy Chairs, marauaterte and Centre and Console Htagores; Gabinete Per aire Fors, 4 Mantel Mirrora, 3 French Mantel Sets, 60 day Clocks, Masical Boxes, Curtains. Fine selection imported bronze Statuary, One pair #rench bronze Cupid One pair Cresar and Mark Antony, One pair Milton and hakespeare. ‘The Pour Seasons, ke. Also ‘24 pairs of other desirable Figures, valuable O11 Paintings. brary and Sceretaire (atic Library Tables. \ Writing De DROOM FU! ft CoNstsTING ds, Dressing Cases, ushatands, single’ and double Bed Mattresses, feather Pillows, Ping Suits, marble top Ta- BE of Bedroom Sets, Saints fei wilt Bedst Bureaus, Cheffoniers, W stends, 38 fine hair an Blankets, Toilet Sets, rep es blew, Chairs, Rockers, elegant Turkish Sult DINING FURNITURE, extension Tables, French walant Sidebonnd, Ghaira, Iw lent nilverware, Dinner and Tea Sets, Cutlery, &c.; Hall Stands; Furniture, &e. N. B.—'Take Sixth avenue Experienced men to puck, country. KOBER’ BY ROBERT SOMERY: ILL“, AUCTIONEER, 74 University place, corner 13th st. Executor’s salo of the household effects of the estate of Mrs, Ann Gillespie, at the late residence, 155 West 13th st., on Monday, December 11—Carpets; € Mirrors. patlor, dining, hall, chamber Furnitu Bedding; kitchen utensils; antique Kirehen + Broadway cars to 16th st. ip or remove goods, city or 0 SHIN, SALES AT AUCTION. No, 245 Sth E, H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell at auction on Monday, December 11, 1876, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Bales- room, ILL Broadway Gth av). the very desirable. four story briek English basement Dwelling ana Lot No, 245 Sth ay., between 27th aud 25th sts. ; house is 16. Toxtid” feet aud Extension, isin fair order und contain thie co. fences; lot 16.10x100 feet, Maps at the auctioncer's ice. NUSSBAUM, AU CHP NBEE, 261 BOWERY, SELLS and 115 John st., first class Fixtures, Lau unter Tables, Mirrors, cane seat Chairs, Stove, Kan; &e., in lots, ORTGAGE BALE GF Lik HRI besa We will sell by auction this day, Friday, December 8, at 12 o'clock, a rich and freshly imported ment of Japanese and Frereh Bronzes, Faney Be. ake. ; Also to-mor- row, Saturday, December ¥, at the same hour, a choice col- lection of HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, by foreign and Amorican artists, BARKER & CO. AWNAKOKEI'S BALI THOS. J. WGRATI th 58 C1 corner Mulberry, “clit beit taie day, 1 lock, ite Women's Cloth Dresses, wis, Kemnants, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, . Shoes, also Coats, Punts aad Vets, Isy order Sedstow ate ctioncers. Hou + Metzler, Kast AWNHROKER'S SALES, FIRUSKI, A 50 Myrtio av., Brooklyn, will soll this day, at Jarge quantity of gold nad silver Watches, solitaire © diamond Rings, Pins, ings Studs, Sets of olid Silver and Plated Wa uments, ite., ke, By order of AWNBROKKIOS SALE—THis DAY, JAMES uetioneer, will sell a B ans, Pist ‘usi- AGAR, 500 lots Dresses, Underelothing, 4 150 tots Men's arp. By order of #i SALE—R. FIELD, GENERAL , salesroom No. AD Bowery, wilt sell thts day, at 11 o'clock, GO lots women's Clorbing, other ba ooh broche, woollen Cloaks, fine Remnants, Furs, Underciothing, Quilts, BI - Bedding, Villows, Boots, Shoes, &c, By order D. De i, Sant Broadway, SOMERY! TOLLE, AUCTIONEER, it ‘auction FRIDAY, Dec 8, at 2o'clock P. M.. ortment of Heh and well made Furnitare, from the well known honse of Herter Brothers, comprising articles of their best manufacture from last and former yours. Parlor Suits, R. Library Suits, Bedroom Fueniture, Sideboards, Curtains, &. The whole on Dla at Kurtu! Art Gallery, No. 6 Ei 23 S HERMAN, SHERIFF’ AUOTIONBER.—MAR- jsshal's sale ‘of Leaf Tobacco, Cigars, Cigar Mould: Presses, empty Cigar Boxes, &e., this day (Friday) cember 8, at 11 o'clock, No. 13 Bowery: six cases Leuf baceo, @ larice tot Cigars, Cigar Moulds, Presses and a lot of opty Cigar Boxes. Sale positive. M. T. BEIRNE, Mar- shal S HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONBER. je Wines ors, Champacnes, Brandies, Cigars, &c, THIS DAY (Friday), December 5, at 10} o'clock, No. 13 poner. By order of an importer and wholesale liquor dealer, the entire stock of fine Liquors, barrels of choice old Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, Apple Jack, Blackberry randy; also casks of imported Brandy, Gin, Rum, Port and Sherry ines; cases Brandies, Gin, Khine, Port, Sherry and Claret Wines: wes and bask Champagne and «® large lot Cigars, various brands. le positive. Dealers invited. Sezer. SALE—GERAKD BETIS, AUCTIONRER— This duy, Friday. December 8, at 12 o'clock, at No, 7 Uid slip, Groceries, Wines, ‘Liquors, &c.; lot of assorted Gro- ceries; also, 18 packages Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, Gin, Hum. Seoreh Whiskeys, ac. W. OC. CUNNER, Shorid, Cuas. McNuuty. HsRIFI°S SALE OF A PIANO.—GERARD BETTS, ‘Auctioneer. will well this day, Friday, Deaember 5, at wt olelock, at 28 Beekman at. ove Haines Viauotorte, J. Kuese, Deputy. WM. ©. CONNER, Sheriff, FS SALE OF GAS MACHINiS, &0.—G AND BETTS Auctioneer, will seit this duy (Friday), cember 8, at 1034 a'clock, at ‘No. 2 Reade st. several executions, several Gas Machin tings, Office Furniture, Safe, d&e., &e. NER, Sheriff “Hauvxy Scortenp, Deputy. DANCING ACADEMIES, PRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DAN A Kesorvoir square, pupils attend ‘at thir Yickot. Reception’ Dansante every Friday by virtue Tanks, Pipes, WM. € , COM [ LLEN DODWORTIPS DANCING SCTIOOL, removed to No, 685 5th av., now open for the reception for circular. Y JOSEPH &. WEIGERT, AUCTIONEER. sell this dny, commoneing at "103 o'clock, at 249 South two doors above at largo stock of choice Polish, and Shoe Blacking, si Spices, Washboatda: forty thousand (40,000) choice Cigars. Dealers an lators invited, Cua cee GLASSWARE AND TOYS, WELLES & MILLET, Auctioneers, THIS DAY (rriday) Degomber Bat 10s A. Ma ‘Tous and Coffee . Match Boxes, Holders, Ash Receivers, e., &c, : also wax and. china limb 1s and Toys; alvo Taule Outiery and Carvers aad a gen- eral assortment of holiday Goo warp SCHED GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE OF SUPERB CLOISONNE, VASES, JAPANESE BRONZES, SPLENDID SPECIMENS OF SEVRES, CAPO DI MONTE, ROYAL DRESDEN, PA IMPERIAL BERLIN, FRENCH AND reaidak tees AS, FATENCE, &., ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER SETS, REAL BRONZE MANTEL SETS AND STATUETTES, To BE SOLD_AT AvorioN, AT NO, 17 UNION SQUARE, on bled? FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 AND 8, 20) LOCK F PRECISELY, SALE PEREMPTORY AND WITHOUT RESERVE. on will be open until 10 o'clock each evening, DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. Cl aad LARGE PE PEREMPTORY SALE OF ae MARBLE 1] ISSY, Bagotica FAIBNCE SDI ELEGANT iM MED, VASES. 1 FARIA AND . &C. TO BE SOLD ar AUG AT NO. 60 bag ey RTY 8ST. ‘ONT Tits DaY, AT 11 O'CLOOK. TN, BISQUE * F COLTON, AUCTIONEER, +Largo and important salo of Farnitare, Pianos, French plate Micrors, elegant parlor and dining room (Goods, 50 oF » Carpet Mostresscs, Robes, Capes, &e. F. COLTON will sail this ih idny), December nt ihe auction rooms 53 East Bs st., near Broadway, commencing oreloek. ge Assortment 0 Sint and esity of good, bad (Ay inaiferent from families. There Are & great many good good: large amount of a the more medium quality: also Paintings, Mata, Hons, Sleigh Robes, Bronzes, Clocks, Curtains, &c. We shall oc- eupy two floors of our buildi: pad this day's sale, commenc- ing with ~~ enrpets will be svid G. WARBURG AUCTIONEER, ‘esells this day, 10 0’ Yelock, at 249 West 25th st., the ele- gant niture of private residence, consisting ot rieh ebony and «gilt Parlor Suits, clogant silk rep Parlor Sult elegant ebony and gilt Armoir-a-Glace, elegant ebony an gic ber Suit, rich black walnut Chamber Furniture, ier and Mantel Mirrors, rich moquet and Brussels Carpets, bronze Clock: ae mantel Ornaments. fine Oil Pi see ig and Kngravings ai Baffet, marbie top Tab! rst class Dining Root ckery and itcten Furniture : positivel, Desiers and housekeepers invites WAR- BURG, Auctioneer, NEKR. HOLBROOK ‘this reky t 2 o'clock Canat a Vane nits, in rep ‘and halretoth ¢ and cnanielled Chamber Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, Of gloths, 20 Sewing Machines, Matton Beds, Pisedding, Crockery, GI ated s. Ki Utensils, de, B. HERTS & SONS, SaTCHGRRa GREAT PHILADELPHIA EXMIBITION SALE. GOODS REMOVED FROM TUE CENTENNIAL THIS DAY, AT CHICKKRING (OLD) HALL, NO. 11 EAST MTU ST. ‘The sale of watches and diamonds will commence at 11 A. M, Sale of fancy coods at 3 P. M. The largest and most complete assortment of Dinmoonds, Watehes, Bronzes, Clocks, Mantel rich China, Majo: lien, Faionce, Paliissy and Kngtish Porcelains ever offered at publie saié to this community, ALL TO BE SOLD UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE VARIOUS EXHIBITORS, Reserved sei for ladies. Catalogu THE SxUeIL WILE. CO ace ee F hac DAILY INTIL 10 O'CLOCK P. = Ts AUCTION Peremptory Auction 5i We han sell at Anction, with on Friday, December &, ale now ready. of Fine Clothing, 7 and D Greene nelag en 10 pin the best . to which we invite pOLIDAY Goons. AT AUCTION. will sell this day, at ad fib ay. corner ‘18th at. M., Toys, Funey Goods, EH . Shoes, Cardigan bw ‘Tinwaro, For 2|% HAVEN, AUCTIOSRER. ‘Office and salesroomn, 39 aud 41 East 13th st, Gives specint attention to sales at privats Houses. ‘ORTGAGH SALH.—BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL mortgage. L will sell, thts day ut 036 o'clock In the Toremoan. ne #7 Willett, st, she gow of 8 Liao consistin hampagne and all of Lor Setporty i Inea nore; Alp one ‘loese and Harness, JOHN McDONUUGH, , Adetloneer ¢ ond a\ Attorney for Mortgages. A aout DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON Buildin ordi and Sth sts.—Private lessons, fe Giide ee ity. T MR. = DAN LYRIO Thal oth urs Koservove square, pupils xt at their convenionce by ticket. Keception Dunsunte every Friday evenin, JRERNANDO'S DANCING “ACADEMIES, ‘SoTH ST., corner 3d_av. (bank building). For circnlurs eddress Sag ‘Academy, 57 Kast Suth st. Private lessons any ur ‘AUS@’S DANCING ACADEMIES, 114 FAST 19TIL, 5 West S8d, 154 East S4th. PRIVATE LESSONS any hour. CIRGULARS 212 Kawt 11th st. Li THK LECTURE SBASON, Ad LEOTU KE, WY MRS WAGGIE VAN Corr, ON THE th Cave of Kentucky, in Free Taberuaele Meth- Bath st., between 7th and sth avs, December 13, at Admission, D: NVEUR'S INVITATION LECTURES, SAT- ‘urday, December 9, 10:30 A. Mew at Trenor’s Lyric tial, “Shakespeare et Racine.” Monday, December 11, at Packer College Hall, Brooslyn, Subject— ‘Andromuque. (\OOPER UNION FREE | LECTURES tor the people, in the Great : Hall, at8P. M. Saturday, De- per 8, the lecture will be delivered by JAMES DOUG- LAs, of Phoenixville, Pa.,ou “The Bolief of the Kawtent ‘Keyptions in a Future Life” illustrated with ob- jects from ‘ee diagrams and facsimiles, ‘Tickets can be acd grati mn offies of the Cooper Union and wt D. Van Nostrand’s ik store, 23 eer, at ABRAMS. HEWITT, Socrotary. _ B} ee FPO FARMERS —A GROCER WIL < and Coffee for Butter and tggs. ike HANGE, Herald office. a REAL ESTATE, fected at the Real Estate The following sales wet Exchange yosterday :— Adrian H. Muller & Son sold, by order of the Su- preme Court, in foreclosure, H. W. Ciark referee, ove lot, 25x1022 feet, on East Seventy-first street, north side, 213 feet oast of First avenue, to plaintiff, for $1,900, Scott and Myers sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, W. A. Boyd referee, a plot ot land, 42.3x100, on Eleventh avenue, west side, 62.1 feet south of Seventy-second street, to Schuyler Schatis for $13,500, The samo auctioneers sold, by order of the Court, in partition, two | together in size 51.2x 100, on Ninth avenue, north corner of Seventy- binth strect, to John goog for $7,700. 113th at 6 8 150 fw, Jot Sd geo 411.8 Rob- t Bloomer and wile to jeCor om, uth ales. a, 144i. w, of Od ay., 18878; Aan MW. ae ‘to M. s $4,000 Ih 4 Cobb and othors to Drew Theological Behsinats. 49,000 Woodlawn, 4445 acres (24th ward); Anna I. C J. H. Knapp, 42d stn. n., 900 ft. zor Goldsmith to Tih st, ms. 24x100 ( wils tod ‘oe 8, 60.5 7 a saitgador’ 97), 25x00; Willian F. hy a loxecutor) to Bs, ‘a Walters, 000 100th sh 8 8. 97S Hh Ww. of ‘dein Fansto Mora to M. E. Mor . Nom. Tih nese he STO tk, Ww. OF th aye, BONTONAT to same. Nom. he &, 100 fe. 6. of Geh “A¥,, B5x98.9;" ‘Sarat . MeGlynn.. way, 8. @. corne er and wile to 4,000 etn wt Witllam Tileen {executor of} to 18, Gardner 9,543 87 0b Korn to H. Korn Nom, B5U Unakl (referee) tod. islun B¥d st, new, SOUT w. ot Sd i, lover (reteree) vo a AseS. Oth wt. p. 8, w. of Browiway (21 yoars); Satlors! snug Harbor to W. Jafiray,.. , MORTGAGES. Blun, Johannetn, to J. 8 of 98d st, we day, ; justaiment By avai a of Davies rer eorge and wite,, we IY Front xt.; 2 years . 400 ardner, Rovakah, to 8: Htorrow Koxington iv. 9 vents. = 10,000 wordt, Phalip'and wits, vod, stabil: & of Til se. By 2,500 3,000 6,500 1,000 7,000 ary undothecs, 0 Wititem Ie Biney | between Rivington 000 (0,000 TRIPLE SHEET. THE. COURTS. An Inhuman Ship Captain Denied a New Trial. A LUNATIC’S ESTATE. A Bankrupt’s Assignees in Legal Conflict. The Court of Appeals Defines the Powers of Police Commissioners. At the last term of the United States Circuit Court Captain Josiah 8. Grindle was convicted of cruel pun- ishment in causing the death by flogging of a sailor called Long Tom,” who was one of tho crew of his vessel, tbe St. Mark, Motion was mado for a new trial and arrest of judgment by his counsel, Messrs Fullerton and Knox, on the ground of newly discovered evidence, This evidence consisted of aflidayits of pris- oners in Ludlow Street Jail, who testified to having overheard conversations betwoen William Skinner and Harry Poent, witnesses on the trial of Captain Grindlo for the prosecution, in which Poent was alleged to bave said that he would get square with Captain Grindle for an alleged wrong, and by the affidavit of Skinner, which set forth that he did not know that the man who was flogged was *‘Long Tom,” and that the flogging be did see was such as might be ‘given by a child tweive years old.’ The motion was argued by Mesers. Fellerton and Knox for defendant and by District Attorney Foster tor the government. Judge Benedict yesterday rendered his decision, in which he say “1 have examined the aflidavits presented in support of a motion for a new trial im tnis case, and fail to lind in them avy Loe to justity set- ting aside the verdict, It is settied law that a new trial je not to be granted upon merely cumulative and im- peaching testimony, and these afiidavits disclose noth- jog more. The defendant wag fairly tried before a jury of niuch intelligence; be was, carefully defended by able counsel; the jury believed the two witnesses who bore testimony against hun, and the verdict 1s conclu. sive. I feel bound to add that 1 do not approve of the course here pursued in procuring @ witness who bad been sworn on behalf of the government on the trial to make a subsequent statement respecting bis testimony given at the trial before a United States Commissioner, Who, a8 it appears by ertificate, has felt called oa to examine the witness ‘apart and alone,’ It bas not been suggested in this instance that the witness was tampered with subsequent to the trial, and the subse- quent statement of the witness appears to be of slight importance as casting doubt upon the testimony given at the trial; but such a coarse of loeeaaitin 4 is open to suspicion, and I hope not to gee It repe: The mo- Vion is denied,’? IMPORTANT SUIT IN BANKRUPTCY. Judge Blatchford yesterday rendered a decision in the case of Robert McDonald, assignee of David Sol- enger, against William T, Moore and others, involving certain important questions in bankruptcy. On tho 28th day of December, 1875, David Sotenger, being in- solvent, made a general assignment, under the laws of the State, of all his property to one of the dofendanta, Meyer, in trust to pay his creditors, sharo and share ahke. Meyer accepted the trust and took possession of the property on said day, and complied with the statute as to tiling a bond and inventory. On the 4th of January, 1866, the detondants Moore, Tingue & Co, recovered a judgment in the State court against Sol- enger for $1,508 38, and on the same day an execution theroon was issued to the Sheriff, who is a defendant in the suit, and placed in his hands On the 5th of January, 1876, a petition im bankruptcy was filed against Solenger, whereon he was adjudged a bankrupt on the 17th of January The plaintit’ was chosen assignee, and an atsignment was made to him by the Register on the 16th of February, Plaintiff claims that ho has’ title to the property c: braced in the assigument to Meyer superior to Meyer claims, and of Moore, Tingue & Co., and of the Sheriff; that the assignment to Meyer was made in fraud of the Bankruptcy act, and that tho property or proceeds ought to go to the assiguce free and clear of the claims of all the dofendants. Judge Blatchford says that “the assignment to Meyer must be held to be invalid = against the rights of the plainiiff under the Bank- Feed act. Meyer must be held to have known that jolenger made the assignment with a view to prevent the property from being distributed under the Bank- ruptey uct. The question whether a soon ment in trust for creditors, without preference under a State law, is void under tho Bankruptcy act, has been decided in theaffirmative, With Tegard to the ex- ecution in favor of Moore, Tingue & Co, thero is noth- ing to impeach the validity of it. As the rights of the assignee tn bunkruptey relate back mA to the Sth of January, when the petition was filed, it foliows that the gooas were subject to.tho lien on the execution, and that soch lien has preterence of the claim of the plaintt, POWERS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. Sergeant Augustus Miller was about two years ago dismissed from the police force by the Commissioners on acharge preferred against him by Inspector Mc- Dermott, The Board of Police Commissioners claimed to have given the charges a hearing, but the facts appeared to be that Miller, on the advice of Commissioner Disbecker, submitted his case to the Board, and thatthe Board then refused to try the charges against him, holding that be had coniessed their truth. The matter came before the Supreme Court, General Term, composed of Judges Davis, Daniels and Lawrence, when tho majority of the Court ained the action of the Commissioners, Judge Lawrence presiding. From this decision an appeal was taken to tho Court of Appeals, and there recently argued by Messrs. Grant and Lydecker on the partof tho appellant, it being claimed by them that no ivestigation of the obarges against their client had ever taken place. The Court of Appeals has now rendered a decisiva on the appeals, reversing tho decision ot the Supreme Conrt, General Term, and ordering that Sergeant Milier be reinstated on the po- lice torce, A LUNATIC’S ESTATE. In 18¢8, as it appeared in Supreme Court, Chambers, yosterday, on a motion argued before Judgo Brady, Patrick Dickey was adjudged a lunatic, and as such is now confined. He was worth at the time he was ad- Judged insane about $700,000, bringing him an annua income of about $27,000. Ho had at the time a mar. ried daughter, a Mrs. Van Bieck, whose kusband had become insolvent and also insane. To this daughtor Mr. wickey allowed a support before his illness amounting to $250 per month, and subsequently in- creased It to $360 per month. Atter her father’s prop- erty went into the awe of a committee Mra. Van Bieck received but at tho rate of 000 a year. Sho then applied to have her allowance increased to what it was fixed at by her father while in health. The matier was sent toa referee, who reported in favor of paying jor ut the rate of $4, ce hod out of the estate, To have this report confirmed by the Court was the ob- ject of the motion yesterday, and it was opposed on the part of the committee of the estate on the ground that the payment of $2,000 per apnum was the result of x compromise between Mrs. Van Bleck and the committee, Which she had accepted and should abide by. Tho Court roserved its decision, THE “LAST DAY” UND UNDER THE CODE. On an appeal from the First District Court, recently argued in the General Term of the Court of Common Pieas by Mr. M. 3. Budlong on the part of the appel- lant, and F, J, Mather for respondent, a decision has now been rendered which is of importance as showing that the provision of the Code that when the last day within which an act is to be dove falls on Sunday tho act may be done on Monday, does not apply to the dis- trict courts, but that the act in such case must be don on Saturday, ‘The opinion of the Court is, brielly, a The Justice rendered his judgment on the alter the case was submitted to him for do cision, the eighth day being Sanday. Hoe lost jurisdic. tion, a8 under such circumstances his juagment should have been rendered on the seventh day, or Saturaay, (2 Cowen’s Treat., section 1, nd cases eited,) The Code (section 407) docs not apply. The limitation as to time in whieh the judgment is to bo rendered is not enacted in the Code, but in the District Court act.’’ A CONTRACTOR'S BOND, In the Supreme Court, Part 3, before Judge Larre- more and a jury, there was tricd and dispoecd of yes- torday the case of Jobn Elder, Jr., against The Mayor, &e, Pinintiff sued on a contract taken from the Com- missioners of Charities and Correction for fitting up and repairing the steam heating apparatus in the Luna- tc and Inebriate asylums on Ward’s Island, and claimed $796 82 for extra work. The suit was de- fended on the part of the erty op the ground that the bona accompanying the contract authorized the su- pervising engineer to have any changes he dermed proper made, bnt without any charge above the amount of the contract. Judge Larremore said that, while this bond might be considered harsh, tt was, pevertheless, binding on the contractor, and he was compelled to granta motion on bebaif ol the city to dismiss plaintif’s complaint, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. The Justices of the Supreme Court nave appointed Mr. George 8. Ronynge stenographer in Circuit, Part 3 of the Supreme Coury A verdict for $65 was yesterday recovered by Jobn Dowling, a workman in the Department of Sewers, agamst the city, Tho suit was tried belore Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court, Ciroult. ‘The suit of William Wagaer against Thomas B, Whitney to recover damazes for talse {ieprisomment, which has been once tried and reported in tho HxRALD, is now on trial for the second time in Part 1 of the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge Robinson and a jury. Commissioner Shields yesterday held, in default of bail, for examination, George Williams, charged with passing counterfeit coin, and Michael O’Brien and John Munoy, charged with passing counterfeit ten- dollar bills of the Luiayette Natiooal Bank, of Indiana. Suithas been beguu inthe United States District Court for {be torfoiture of the buildings and three lota of ground at Nos, 533, 534 and 536 West Forty-first street, composing the premisos iately seized by the enue officers a8 an ileit distillery, aud for forty. four barrels of rum, 160 gallons of spirits, ope barrel of whiskey and other property. Judge Brady ordered a reierence ye: divorce suit Sronght by Gotthell Haik a Emma 1¢ 18 stated in the complaint that the parties: were married in 1869 and lived together until the pres. eut yeur and have fourcbildren. The husband, who isatravelling agent lor tue Inman line, charges his wile with cali ard acts of adultery, and hence the suit. There is now on trial in Part 20f the Court of Com- mon Pleas the suit of li Tobias to recover damages from tbe Dry Dock and East Broadway Ratiroad Com- pavy. The plaints! claims that defendants’ ear ran into his horse and cart in December, 18%: aged both to tho extent of 3109 20, wht claim the fault to have been plaimtiff’s; that his: head and the shalt of bis cart were run throt windows of the car, damaging it to the extent of Wiiham K. Clare brings suit in the United States Cireutt Court, before Judge Wallace, against the National City Bank to recover $10,000 injuries received by being strock on (he head by a board, while be was assing the bank building, on the 26th March, 1863, Tarren ++laye of this case were had in the ‘Superior Court, the first resulting in a non-suit, the second by the jury awarding $1,250 to the plarotif, the third in @ verdict of $2,000 damages for the plaintiff, ‘The caso is now ou (rial for the fourth ume, it being transferred to the United States Circuit Court, ‘The seventh or elghth appheation ov behalf of the incarcerated teapot medium, ‘Doctor’? Flint, was made to Judge Brady in Supreme Court, Cham! Yestorlay, The counsel, 8, Wilson, asked on this occuston for an order ‘of reference’ to show that prisoner was unable to pay alimony, aud thus purgo himself of the contempt. Mr. Weed, in reply, said the whole matter was sufficiently betore the Court im tho affidavits, one of which, from the Warden of Ludlow Street Jail, proved that’ Flint was living luxuriously there at $15 a week, Decision was reserved, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Brady, Matter of Clinch.—Must be au order of reierence, Jessup vs, The Kast Alnbama and Cincinnati Rail road Company et al.—I wish to see counsel, Bresler vs. Valkening.—Counsel will please appear on the 8th, at baif-past ten A. M. Perry vs. The Baldwin Manufacturing Rey aay Sie Counsel will please appear on the 8th, at balf-past ten A.M, Matter of Barnett.—Judge Barrett thinks there should be a stay, without security. So ordered, Matter of Bowman; Neely va Finch; Browning ve. Rapp; White vs. Olmstead; Butler ‘vs. Peterson; Pabstet al. vs, Pabst et al; Nosser vs Cowvie ot al, ‘The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company va Van dewater ot al, (Nos. 1, 2 and 3); McMahon, &c., vs. Combes; Goldried ys. Stemmier; Tne Union Dime Savings Institution vs. Bleakley; Kingland va Gess- th the ner et Kerr. vs. Reynolds;’ Meyer vs. Kawly; Hunt vs. Smith; Fox vs. Tuska; Matter of Martin, an Remmertz va, Smith. —Granted. The East River National Bank va Holbrook..—Tho defences are pecullar, but 1 think can be disposed of in ao hour. If not the plaintiffs incur the povaity im- posed by the rule. Motion granted, Von Hein vs. Elkin.—I think the defendant should Jlowed to amond as desired. The effect or value of the averment may be a subject for future examination. No opinion is expressed avout it, Motion granted on payment of $10 costs. Matter of Barbour. —T! jurisdiction of the Marine Court in the action against the relator cannot be dis- puted, Its exercise has been lawtul ana therelore on ac- aoe with the power conferring it. It matters not that that is the amount claimed if the sum finally recorded does not exceed $2,000 exclusive of costs, (Chap. 479, Laws 1875.) If’ the recovery were in the action against the relator in excess of the sum named, inter. est and costs, and another order to hold to bail detained the defendant on basis of the judgment, it might be a proper subject of investization. The rolator assigna no lawful reason for his discharge, and the writ must therefore bo dismissed. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Herries vs. Nowell.—Tne complaint is not with the. papers, It should be handed up. augdon v: Grapecalccviodiags signed on jadg- ment dismissing complaint, The Grecuwich Bank v8. Davids et al—Judgment for plaintif!on demurrer to portions of defondant’s answers. Opiniun. Somors vs, Faber.—Judgment for plaintiff on de. murrer, with liberty to defendant to answer on pay- ment of costs. Opinion, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM, By rope Van Hoesen, Chase va, Draper.—Motion denied. See memor-. andum, Alexander vs, Ceiler.—Reference ordered. See momorandum, Randall va. McCarthy,—It appearing that the sure ties are not the appellants. Motion denied. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Supreme Court—Cnamnxrs—Held by Judge Brady. Nos. 71, 95, 106, 112, 122, 128, 129, 133, 141, 142 153, 156, 160, 166, 170, 182, 183, 184, 198, 208, 210, 222) gue! 22s," 220," 233," 230," 244, 251, 25a, SurxeMs CouRtT—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned until next Monday. SUPREME a ang arinye Sen lars by Judge Barrett,—Nos. 612, G44, 354, 652, 655, 659, 664, 675, 683, 039, 692, 697, 7 tio, tia 7 729, 738, Tal, 407, 437, 744, 745, 746," 747, 48, 750, 751, 752, 753, 768, 767, 758) 759,’ 760,’ 761,’ 763 to 794, inclusive Surreax Covrt Cincurr—Part’ 1—Hold_b; a, sak Donohue.—Short vauses—Nos. 3675, 3669, 36: 3723, 3007, 3937, B8B1, 3346, 3362, 3417," 3419, 3421 3989) 8853, 3121," 3122,’ 3123, 3124, 3874. "Part 2-Hold by Ju Lawrence. —Now 3324, 1758, 3782, 8524, 38: 3900, 4000, 1058, 2022, 8752, 3518, bead 2584, 3842) 3804,” 3843, 15045, 1770, 3680, 3966, 354: 3960, 4024, 3055, 3950, 3642, 3660, Part 3—Held 3 Judge Larremore.—Nos. 3311, 2855, Panis 2515, aay 8807, 3671, 8672, 389, 1791, ‘3461, 3725, 3487, 3649, 3847, 3795, 3890, 3535, "3603, ‘sei Sureriok CourtT—GENKRaL TERM—Held dj Judges artis and Speir,—Nos. 28, 15, 21, 24, 25, 30, Screkiok ‘Count—Srecta, | TeeM-—Held by Judge Sanford. —Issues of tact—No. 62. vemurrer—No. 1. Surerion Covrt—Txiat Term—Part 1—Heid Judgo Sedgwick.—Nos. 250, 876, 407, 331, 417, 418, jo to 456, inciusive. Part 2—Aadjourned for the term. Common Piras—Generat Tekm.—Adjourned for the term. Commoy Pixas—Equity Term—Held by Judge Van Hoesen.--Nos. 28, 20, 16, 7. Commox PLEAS—TRIAL ‘Tenw—Part 1—Held by oe ©. P. Daly. —Nos. 371, 714, 1014, 339, 144, 593, 025, 863, 706, 1018, 954, 412, 959, 1010, Part 2—Held ‘oy Judge Van Brunt.—Nos, 1 1004, 1122 to 1139, inclu. sive. Part 3—Held by Juago Robinson. —Nos, 1110, 589, 411, 1140 to 1151, inclusive. Marixe Covrt—Iniat TEem—Part 1.—Adjourned until next Monda: Part 2—Held by Judge fg ag 5274, 5114, 5196, 5162, 5240, 5368, 5128," 5112, 5150, 5383, 1813, S22. pane 3—Held te judge’ Goepp.—Nos. $762, 6709, 8295, 8168, 479, 6878, GOL4, 4819, 6861, 7315, 4605, 7234, 7818, 7038, 7166, 8845, '—, 6018, 7199, 7214, 8687, 7158. Count oF Gkxenal Sxssioxs--Part 1—Held by Judge Sutherland —The Pouple vs, John O’Rilcy, robberf, Same vs. John Mauden, age Same ve. Fran (1 Madden, robbery; Same vs. Jobo Eagan, bgt ave i Same Peter Gray, aki ing 4 Same vs. Jon 0" ‘A ; Same vs, Mich: wae Jlasen, er, vs. Martin Lake, burglary; sa e burg'ary; Same vs, John Wibebe, burglary; ‘Seine vs. Jobn kelly et al., burglary; Same va. George Massett, Lene lary; Same vs ‘Andrew Brown, burglary; Same james Cummings, burglary; Same va, Dick Devine, felonious assault and battery ; Same vs. John ‘Delenanty? grand larceny; Same vs. John Wilson, grand larceny} Same vs, Charlies Cameron, grand hace fed vs, Jacob Rose, grand larceny ;' Same vs, Jobn ht ley Lewd larceny, Part 2—Held by Judge Gilderaleeve.—The Pe ple vs. John Lappin, robbery; Same vs. John cone, burglary; Same vs,'William Sarvent, felonious assault nnd battery; Same vs. John Brown, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Frederick pe jelonious as~ sault and battery; Same va. Charles grand tare ceny; Same va, William Reabvidt, misdemeanor. AN IMPORTANT DECISION, In a@ decision just rendered hy the Supreme Court, General Term, in Kings cocuty, Judge Dykoman, whe writes the opinion of the Court, sustains the constita. tonality of what is known as the “Sheriff's bill,” or “Jadietal Sales bill,” passed by the Legislature at its Jast session, This act provided that in all foreclosure cascs in Kings county where there was no agreement as to the appointment of a referce to sell, the Sheriff should conduct the sale. To test the validity of this law a foreclosure suit, where all the parties were not represented, was sent to a referee, who sold the property. The purchaser refused to ace cept the litle from the referee, claiming the sale to have been invalid, The case then came before the Su- preme Court, on a motion to rolieve the purchaser, = finaliy reachod the General Term ot that court on appeal. Judge Dykeman concludes his opinion, after a very elaborate review of the law, by holding that the law is constitutional, because, though st tends to tne crease the Sherifi’s fees during his term of office, it must be regarded asa yeneral and not a jocal law; por does be regard the objection os well taken, that it destroys the untiormity of practice in the courts of record in this Stato, COURT OF APPEALS. Atnayr, Deo. 7, 1876, In the Court of Appoals to-day the following business was transacted: — No. 91. Hassam vs, the City of Rochester, —Argue meut resumed and concluded, ». 92 Van Woert vs, The Albany and Sasquebanna road.— Argued by J, G. Rankle tor appellant, and George Scramling lor respondent. 64. Tho People ex rel. Conway vs. ned Board of Supervisors of Livingston county.—Arg by J, | Cochraue for appeiiaut, and 3 Tabbard for re- spondent Proclamation made and Court adjourned, + CALENDA: The following is the aay calendar for Friday.—Nos, 19, 62, 49, 50, 86, 61, 9 and