The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1878, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1I, 1878.-TRIPLE SHEET. i (MONDAY) crry REAL BOraTs. _FOR SALE, BOARDERS WANTED. Os SALES AT AUCTION, | it i et “ii 13: WRAP Sor st VERY DESIRABLE FT At AUCTION THIS DAY Rooms, with or without Board; highest rofsreuces ex- BY JOSEPH 1, SMITH "QUGTIONEE change L TH (AK Architects, 63 1 + ., ae wt the four story brown sto 130 WEST 8D a. WEST.—SECOND STORY FRONT Prive lit went, describing "How good ‘oune sunny Roots, every euuveniouce, and Brvt class Board; SUPER HOUSETOLD PURSTEURE TERY « HOIGE LOGATION—PARK AV., CORNER Pens . ¥ ay legrcanier Mien crite a ee 7 B N— 4 NE 2 —100 WEST 447 — THIRD STORY FRONT A sort: avenue 140 fect wide, with beautiful lower gardens | & . , Ei SILKS; Asis srg th Fook wid withneasiusteer cartons | $]S.cituee Hom, afgely and nevly Taresbeds tale | RIC, RaRLOn HUmne IM agi, aw 20x50, with butler’s pantry extension; adjoining H a NG PURNINU Taxs0); oth in perfect urdar; ground high drainuge sD St, 47 WEST—TA Also a large collection of rare aud valuable Otl Paintings, plete: ig hen ie the most ukgeactive iocation in the city; | davon second and fourth floors, with ; ey by eminant gay prices low; lagmagignpmosssesion. Open daily — | 6)6) WAVERLEY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, ON | ,2PARLOR SUITS COV EH Tine and raw silks 0 Asi HOIOR | PiRLY ATE yor sate ror | 22a und third floors, with Bourd. jrevemge Rormeetig oy laid with marjtrys Conta 07 DST, 36 =I U ROOMS, | and Console Tabl | Lace Curtains, Pier JAMES TEDWALDS, 107 Wont 2d s_ | OBD St) 98 Badr eoar aie ig sort OF fourth | and vrea aig Ormol Ormaments, Man- j ie hice | eee CHAMBERS AND LIDAR Ds Jasos, Bure: i ; ea aus, af Bet eS, Ae OA tt St, WEST aa, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE Badsinade. Waabstander Ceiba, Spring Bader their, Mat the pri ex; with are open daily, Hovel—Elegautly “furnished Floor or Sui rivs trosses, Bolsters, Pillows, gan fe, hes ts in reps. Chairs, West Side. eet beeeeoee , Girst class j term aeke ey Tabi Tublos, Bed Hadlow’ ecritoire, Easy iq T LOW PRICE—HOUSE AND’ LOT, 21 VESTRY, aa TRE RRR EOMES BOGE OE | Oheee Be ne an peer Hadees| madam Empeevenenis. OWNEE, py Bl ‘on second and third floors, with Board, for faini- DINING. ROOM—Bufet, pues Side Woot 20th Ties or si gentlemen ; references. wi Tables, a large lot of fine tor ling, Pla Ware chins | bs VALUABL owner is going abroad H. and Now av. Apply to J. ELL Paeran sy OUT OF THE cIry FOR ALE OR TO RENT ATTRACTIVE, — LOT FOR SALR CHEAP A AS THE the es is on the cor 144th LOTT, Hes gether or séparatel e da with or without 261 Broadway. AR CITY, FOR . &e.; also Blocks ERFRONTS, refiners ULKHEAD WA chemical works, factories, I eusy. ineer, 20 Exchange plac ARM OF 98 ACRES, 2% om two stations ; build- EAST 21ST oomns on secon —A VALUABL milos from New York; half m ings good} price low; terius eusy. Bee i. Btngoros, Cabinets, ube 2 road wa! Ror ANDSOD rors, rene! wnt « a ntings. - AST 2: ARGR, HANDSOMELY EDROOM ste i dy clo CONSISTS AN OLD A Laisiea Rooms; first class table, _ aren _ | of Bedroom sete, lalald ‘aud gle Be stouds, gage ng Cases, fe: va p pelle ST ST, 141 weer, ‘HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | Bureaus, © Lernpey eee tands, singlé and double Bed: < ural towne in the country. wishing to, retire, will 413731 Sess toads, 3 fino hair and spring ing Matirosdes, feather Pillows, particulars address CHARLES W. RIDGELY St. Paul ®p ST. ¥ Ts! N¥ | “DINING PCRNITURE—Extonst les, Si yard, fe Baltimore, Md — | EAtooma; ‘superior table; convenient to OD Sas | chines ene Cece enle, tate ee” zs road stations; references, @ Sixth avenue, University place cars or Broadway REAL aie tween Sth and 6th avs. ESTATE, _TO EXCHA GE. 48 ACRE OWNER, 4: ) EAST - fond floor; bull modated, i House and Burn. 31,% EST 18TH ST. Beit EAST 20TH ST—SUIT OF BROOME, WITH PRI- Breakfast if desired; 4 One ae Hoard Ale and Glassware, Cutlery, Hall 8 pare t6; also Furniture of kitchen ments, B. PACK A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Board; entire Second Floor, D SH. 0 single Rooms far gentlemen; UcTION of gue Day. H ST. SOMELY FURNISHED mre ng © and small, with convenience for fire, ae RESIDES joard: terms moderate. NO. 72 west! tor ST BE pics HW AND 6TH AVS. NEAR BROADWAY.—ROOMS 1D ” o! tales toes sthINway OOTAVE PL Soko ae Dnerenie weetee eomeme: Chicken t& Vittaur BraNG. ST—1WO LARGE CONNECTING | PARLOR SND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. ta crimson, i floor, for gentleman and ortwo | tan and gold, satin vy cotelaing; Turkish’ and Spanixh all Rooms on third or fourth Hoor, with | Lounge: ‘hai try iit Contre and Console Tables, Hiageros, ‘Cabinets, stage to 72 Wont ith at. bet B.—Goods wn neckod, boxed and shi; D.—LARGE ROOM ON SEC- lessens a | 1 TA! Rooms, $5, $0; ‘accom Hudson st., New York city TO LET _FOR _ BUSINESS _PURPOSES. AST 20TH 4 Slaw flog corner of Fulton and N: veral offices in this building to, lot at x: house, table strictly rents. The offices will be altered to suit tenants, The building is heated by steam, and each office bas 4 MACDOUGAL Washstand and water in it 8 Jnished Room with Bowed No extras. ‘Twe elevators runuing. JOHN L. K att bonrders 99. HT, uilding. ND LOFTS; TO: 89 and 41 13th her or separate: ar Broadway. OWNER, 46 W ARGE AND BEST SITUATED LOCALITIE _Atruders in furs are to be let by C. F. WEITHA: 10 mirrors, ‘floor, also single ones fourth floor, with Board. VEST 25TH ST., NEAR MADISON SQ THIS MONDAY) MORNING, GoM guntly furnished Suite of sunny oo Rooms; pi AT 10 O'CLOCK, RAIN table if required; also other Rooms for gentlemen; PARLORS, CHAM or without Board; 40 foot deep front Parlor; two ST.—ONE LARGE ROOM, SECOND WEST 14TH ST. are Ben FURNITURE, BRONZES, PAIN’ Comprlaing elegant Drawing Room’ Suits in ss frathes ; Contre Tables, net Upright, Cabinet Paint first class. NEAR BLERCKER FOR. terms vory moderute; duy gran rand square Piano! jookcases, Desks, 2D a A LADY WILL ACCOMMODATE A LADY 8 by maator artists, uring confinement; medical attendance included; | ain», vat, Carpets, handsome walnut Chamber terms moderate. Mrs. C. Rote Bed: ing Bureaus, Washstands, annem | Ware spring and fine bair lattresses, Brussels Car- 5 EAST 2s? ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ireloth, Batension’Tublow, Bullet pots, Suity in repe and hairs in leather and ¢: ‘Hull Giant China and Silver Ware; Base CESSORS, Leipzig, German: " OFTS TOL LET—WITH . aby: | oe four adults, with ADAMS. 5 EAST 16TH 135. , WITH WELL LIGHTE, Po, LET—THI WEST STH ST.—TWO WELL FURNISHED SOconnecting Rooms, on second floor, suitable for three ‘ST.—DI with or without Bou ’ Furniture. Goods removed or boxed and shipped. Sixth avenue or Broad; vated railroad to 131 W: Board; references, is ABLE ROOMS TO it 14th st. rN EAT OTH AY. ‘servants’ apart- oa el, MEN IN ATTENDANCE TO mucrore four mantel Mir- PER AMS ‘At hie LARGE BROWS, BONE MANSION. BETWEEN sit DINING ROOM. U1 LIBRARY ke and Greciun styles and ebony and gold rare Brontos’ and Clocks, Stunds, Refrigera- ALBERT KRAEMER, Anctioncer. ay line of cars and stages or ele- and Ingrain SALES AT AUCTIO! i. B® HERTS & BON, A AUCTIONEERS” HIGHLY IMPORTANT 5 SPECIAL SALE OF RICHLY DECORATED FRENCH CHUINA, ELEGANT | CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASSWARE, DOALTON AND HAVILAND FAIENCE, MAJOLICA WARES, &C. ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, AT 2 P.M, AT THE HERTS ART ROOMS, NO. 35 UNION SQUARE, WEST. The entire stock of a large importing house about to dis- solve partueradlp imi immediately. r om MESSRS. HERTS 80! take pleasure in announcing that tl have recelyed in- jons to close out absolutely as above the largest and + superb stock in that line ever auction in ity, every lot of which they will positively sell to t Highest Shddse. welthout bay. reserve cabaiesmey Hee: Goode will boos exhibition until ame a, pale, and need on soon to be appreciated, 1 commence on Ws day, at 2 ‘will be continued duily at the same hour until the enti 0 Is ‘The special attention of honsekeepers is invited, tho ‘good being particularly arranged in lots to sult private ‘anil lty or country. HE. Auctioneer. Rte J Avs. otis and cone rte; also Cabi- rasy Chairs, Oil Cur. ment and Ser ‘Take Fifth or to gentlemen or families. rst cluss business stand. THORN- Teal Estate Agent, 696 Broadway, Basement, TON M RODMAN. corner 4th pauey ; tabi une: LARGE LIST OF FUR nished Houses; greatly reduced Gat bank building, 32d st. and 6th av. BROWN STONE FURNISHED HOUSE Wost 23d st.; if two rooms reserved month. JAMES RK. EDWA Unfarnished. FIRST CLASS HOUSE, 11 ROOMS, ALL IMPROVE 2 M st 11th st. linmedinte possession. meet dB BURNHAS 241 Roo! SON A. Joyed. 138 WEST 42D. ST. 2Osecond Floor, en suite oF separate; 15 OM ee 2OTH § furnished Room, first cluss Board; | also single Room, WEST 86TH ST.—SINGLE_ AND DOUBLE with Board; t to $7 pe 311 WEST 29TH ST.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL OL trent handsome! Board; first class nei 46 BR een pia tor tee ‘gentlemen or gentleman and wite, with or without Board. —BOARD AT 25 W Handsomeiy furnished Rooms or unfurnished for fai iliet or single gentlemen, where home comforts can be en- IANDSOMELY APPOINTED immediate oc tionable. AT AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 41 AT 1 GRAMERCY PLACH—WELL ns $5 to $7 per week, Furniture, Elegant a aly Sscortment ent of come B d HERT! consisting furnished Rooms, with or without borhood, hu ST.—LARGE ¥ fine Mirrors, rieinate prismatic wt ¢ Carpets und Han; HED FRONT ‘All’ the Together with all the Kitchen and nd Eady Farniture. Catalogues with permits to view the furniture day pre- EST 16TH ST., NEAR STH AY.— aTUNs JOUNSON, AUCTIONEER, HANDSOME Axe doors from 7th av, et terms low; family private. 207 West 16th st, three vio old stand 37 Nassau st. ON TUESDAY, AT 18 48 LARGE SALE oF HOW oe ROOM, WITH GOOD BOARD, TO ET—THE HANDSOME FIVE STORY BROWN stone basement House No. 115 West 34th at., near Broad- way; rent $1,800, Apply va the promises. 3 P. GRINNELL. i, 14 ROOMS; 625 Broad- LET—THREE STORY FRAME HO modern improvements; reut,$60 per mouti between 49th and oth TE B, —Permanent rates; Parlor and hoard, for two, $90 to $65 per week; single Rooms, $15 per week dnd upward: Rooms, only $1 per da; {LEGANT SECOND FLOOR, WITH OR WITHOUT Board, to family of adults; superior _Adress box le; 23d st., very Post office. Furthor particulars in time. THURSDAY, AT 12 ¢ of elogant “guid Wate hes, Chains, &e., &c. x order of Ernest Leopold, Ei xhibition Wednesday, w ITH OB RMALN, Lgl adway. NT HOU AY AN. A adtoom, with RT. XTRAQRDINAR NOW ON EXHIBITION Broadway, corner 30th st.. ———— IN CARRARA MARBLE, A FIRST FLOOR, Scr NTSB COMPLETE er week or $60 wouthly. In- 24 Gth av. 1ED ROOM- and cold water, bathroom, &c. 40 West 26th st. Bi ate; 47th st. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. | her maid, in @ respectable family ; term: very highest references given. Address SUPERB SCULPTURES anet No. 22 East each even! Broadway. = SHED SUITS AND SINGLE house well heated; refer- tnd une large Te NTLEMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE TWO SMALL Room, with Board; terms moderate; Dan- at exhibition roome ish or Swedish fanily preferred; references. Address 8., . DANIEL A. MATHEWS. Au fonee ances, 32 ve box 116 Herald office. sen naeitent a css tot Cpa en ees taken = ce A fn — a immediately after, deat! sculptor, Alessandro Mal- (PARLOR AND BEDROOM, HANDSOMELY FUR. HOTELS feria resence of Dr. Cecearellt, chief medical attendant Anished, to one of two gentlemen, without board. 22 i 5 wale Fatican, also on exhibition. Copies to subscribers Wost 27th’ «t. ada EW ENGLAND OFEL, 8 BOWERY. —205 ‘only, at 8 cach, X CHOICE SUIT OF ROOMS IN Pedeings; 206, iweskly, 21088 __ | “e AUOTION. MORTGAGE SALE ite Sherwood House, corner 44th st and oth as.; southe HOTEL. casa, : NEAR BROADWAY — By VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS. posure, eleg: q and single gentlemen for the winter at re OX URSDAY NOVEMBER 12, AT 11 OCLOCK, Wi LSON & HENLIN, Proprietors. transient, ef so per day. AT 54 WEST 2TH st, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND “(LARGE FRONT SUNNY ROOM, HANDSOMELY a gt A ‘ Ascchished ploccent howe for guitiomen tor winter: “217 ‘FOR SALE. SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. East 12th st. “LER CANO —FOR BALE“ FOU- CRIT | Extra fine Household, Furniture, comprising olegant Par; LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS—REFERENCE | +1 Hotel and on the wort side, now dolig « | Walnut framers Turkish Suite, in. plush; Dinca. walnut required. "No. 64 West 37th ot. Zood cash businove: lodge room in building pays over one: | nine Lramee: ae ee eecinaden Sultan Prenek: Dreesing - a third rent; sutistactory reasons for selling; no agents, Ad | (, ae oe, nee Site Deen ree, seen eee JLEGANTLY, FURNISHED | ROOMS,” WITHOUT | Grom ii F.C. 24 Wert Bath st Sunda, Commodes; Easy Chairs, Turkish. Rockers and a ee ae A EEBST, CLASS “PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY, Lounges, Extor 1, Mantel Ornaments sLeverything complete, good location, for sale cheap, and China und Glassware; URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—EN SUITE OR SINGLY, for light housckeeping, with ell conveniences. Mac- | Brooklyn. count of other business. 453 Fultoa ‘st, near ii (ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Es. LUDLOW # 60, WILL SELL SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ti BT st. shor Salter Alan: marble e Statuary, Artix nd bronze Gas Fixtures, to sale at offices No. 3 Pine st., and 1,130 Broadway. LOCK. AX OFFICE FUR- Carpets, Curtains, lieek soeenaed Plan Be: “Also two second band cylinder Deke O'CLOCK, Diamond Jowelry, SSIC_VASES (copies of the antique), LADY AND ELEGANT PEDESTALS in VERD AN TH QUIE tnd BA0- Hie. Tho entire collection to coril must be moder. | Nalg ae. AUCTION. by order of the importer, on TUES SDAY and THORS DAY, November 12, 13 old on WEDNESDAY rhbeeylt Ms 1 O'CLOCK A. made by MAR- of Parlor, Din- or at ty all, treason, spring Mattressos, Kischen Uten Velvet and Axminster Carpets, dc. RNISHED ROO) E LADIES AND Gontbensansslaoivoed und back Pasieca. Se marsdinead way, noar Marke’ NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SOUTHERN EX and doing good paying buwiness; reasonable price, JE, pleasant; over ae American | LLOYD'S, 4 Warren. ten TAINTINGS, al b, ne: owed W a > me ising examples of great meri eminent masters, VERY PLEASANT BUSINESS, VERY LOW; MUST | . 4 = VURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, CONNECTED OB | Abe sold thin week. Apply 62 Bowery, room 2. TE EWA, ARE ROOMS: o CEDAI BT separaic, on second floor, 400 4th av. near 25th st Shwe a Td BE SHURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. 15 ‘and 14, at 12 o'clock, UTCHER FIXT" ES, ILS, BLOCKS, BE. 3, inst. unt 1024.3 TH ST., 34 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Tray, Cart, Houses, Lard and Sausage Machinery. e's MATHEWS, Auctioncor. Rooms, ‘wish every convenience, in suite or singly; MATHESON, 626 10th av., near 44th st, A> POST OFF 1B SALESROOMS. berms reaso: NOR SALE 14 IRVING PLA! Fixtures, cheap for cash. Apply on premises 1.1%: Reom o1 th UT SALE OF SILVER! os Snare * - | [JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND © cubsike ccenutacsered and Geelpoed by the u WEST 26TH ST. OPPOSITE ST. JAME: House, Inquire 45d 6th av., or 155 to 161 Crosby st. MERIDEN BILTAN ACO, ROGERS” CUTLERY CO., z dpe p —— Suits aod siugle Rooms, to gentle hcr:, T. BIRDSALL. 4c. Balance of th Cee P a stock to be closed oat, : ]joR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT AESO ON TUESDAY Sov 2, WEST OTH ST. BETWE HAND OTH AYS.— S2Wery nicely farninted Re et, within one block Of tlevated ruilroad depot, on reasonable terms; references required. Na hand ade: T 16TH ST—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WE ONE BLOCK EAST O| Oth av 142. EAST STH ST., RK 4 Lav.—Handaomely furnished Kooms for gentlemen “ “ rt . eotelaine; room only; terme moderate 1OR SALE—A ¥IRST CLASS RESTAURANT, witH | Rerler, wal mabogany gh thine penn Dac Waar Sok We Reid Gal AVL OOM War; bost neighborhood; day business. Inquire #6 32 | ing Cases, us, Washstands, Wardrobes, Bookcases, 820 set per week or with Board. Omi se. PF ered und Cente Tadlon, Desks, Lounees, Bay ax and £ == 2 ==: | QTORE AND STOCK To LET OR FOR SALE—i bec Chairs, Dining Room Suits to raw silk and re aes ood business eck walnut cane seaf Chairs, Clocks, Vaser, Mattresses, UNFURNISHED HOOMS AND APART. | | Sian hoagloee oo Pillows, Bolstors, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Kitchen, NTS T ean | doave om secount of other elrou Utensils ewe how Sewing Machines, Library, cotsisting of APARTMENTS, BROADWAY, S187 AND | West 52d st frntcndinndcnatrta 3 . convenient to elevated road ; 9 and 10 rooms; F QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, reduced ronts. Apply on promises ) PARLOR FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, 350 WEST 17TH %., immedi Gsteam, Pump, auction to-day YOR SALE—SMA flues, steam Ws Chopper, with ehe Whoel of dry, 18x6 ipwe TRE guge; full set of Herald ofice, Le possassion. L. & B. T. BURNTLAM, 609 Hndson st N THE “POUR SEASONS.” BROAD- st st., of five and six . every improve seen to-day and every day until fow ro artiuents are rented. Apply on premises or to OUIS A. DA CUNLA, Broadway, corner 4th maining a the agent, st. —A—TO RENT. TWO ROOMY, WELL LIGHTED itl st.: have just been ; very desirable for fami- or month te HARD MEAREM & CO., 6th ay, and 19th at. {N . superb N EXTRA CONVENIENT FIRST FLOOR, NINE 4 Showenses, I Ass $95, 64 West 10th st; also Sture and three FU RNITUR RE. Tw los, Chaira, Soduwator Fountain, iret ch poras, 825, i ide Wed PP Eames “(PRIVATE FAMILY GOING SOUTH POR TUR WIN- G-horse power Steam Boiler, Pum, c { 407 WEST Bap ST—TWO OR THREE UNPU | JXter will gispose of a large portion of their logant contents butcher and baker Shop, AAnishod Rooms to let; rent low, ite Fur rifles; Steinway & Son's een eee: ee mm <sehiWas : @ bargain; magnificent es Se PLAT TO SMALL FAMILY; $25 PER MONTH. AP | #40), for $140; do., $100; raw silk ply 826 West Sth at, of $25 10th wy me with, $20; Etageres, A GRRENWALD, U ‘10 pur CLEVEL. AND, 190 EAST 24TH ST.” NEAR | i Haintings, Curtains, | AL yo'ctock, 910 Bast 6th st, Candy § large Stock uo large Second Floor for Petey omen Canidion ‘orn, lv ¥ Goods, de. TWO story | —SEUOND FLOOR IN THE roof Cottage House, No. 25 E: tween Madivon and Oth avs, consisting of |, & b wauMa bath, &¢.; hail and stairs carpeted; possesion fram Awiy; rent reasonable; can be seen to-day. Apply as above Bedding, ot FPO LET—FLATS IN THE NEW HOUSE 81 OTH AY: i seven routs, with all #40 and TON suoENToN M RODMAN, Aust soley sler nor 4th st : complete Househ fies Goi agconD VL00R FIVE ROOMS; ALL LIGHT ‘end in good order, GOL oth ay T. wo ANT APARTMEN spacious garde 1. moderate; for small, refined fan \ Pear playground; CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS; OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOCK AND finest | cheap. Can be seen at Fee ALE—AN Store, cheap; no agents apply A MILK ROUTE, separate or wether. MAC HINERY, Tanks, 2 ‘Sou auetion Apply to WATTS, CAMPBELL & UC ov “Piease call private residenoe my time ROR TO 0) WaMOVEL (ON AGCOU xT id Furniture, natin and brocade Parl mortgagee. ONE ART Er—rinst SALE THIS SBASON. jassau and Cedar ati ICHTER & TU ATS wil soll on Mes SIDEBOARD, ALL EM il be ‘sold sale of Housobold and Oitice Desks, worth Furniture at private sale. wsnoe marble top; will 1 West 22d st. STABLISHED TIN ‘D STOVE G. KL Est 670 Sth av. “ALSO A GROCERY Yor purticulars = rT UCTION. TY VAN TASSELL & ge pete a AT THEIR peeeeoce 2 LARGE A must be sold TO-DAY, at 2 without reserve, to the Wighont wi at No. 18 Clinton place (th st.) eine RSE POWER BOILER marble top Tables, gilt Mantel and Pier Mirror Bods and COPPE Kuages, $25; AM BOILER, 19 double action Moat LL ding. e Knives and Boilers. 8140; Water | ingrain aud Brussels Car ‘ocksry and Silver Ware, ches, "s10, Apply 450 West ath at TELTAM V. PRICE, Auctioneer, TION ENGINES, 4 FEET, wy ‘Ae SCHWAB, AUCTIONEER—MORTGAGE SALE. Boller T AA stiis day. 10ig o'clock, and following days, entire Fur- Biture, Carpets, Wedding, & aud 76) Broadway ; al4o contents of and Dining Saloon; elogaut Parlor, Room Furniture THE, TO SWING NOT wut and ‘take in 16 test be- | Dini Dinin, plated Showcases, Fa | in Jots. "Dealers invited. JUARLES | T. LEVINESS, day, 10% at 70 New Chambers «t., boxes Clothes Pins, ‘SOD grows Stove Polish, C88, 7 Lay NIAd, | AUCTIONEER iu Shans Seales, Codeo ‘Mill, fresh ; also 25 tubs Bi Librar; En and Di fots; mi NN.—IM railromd: tor. der, best city Suits,” 14 pive aw silk and tapestry Suit $125; original Paintings hastlake and Japan: EXTRAORDI VIENNA G BRONZES, RICH RUSSIA LEATHER GG ‘ware ry. Nipkius, Shoots, Pillow Cases, ieee Mat ANIEL fics opin sees to announce his first HIGH CLASS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN comprising Cottage and black walnut Suite, two rosewood Pianos, of the Grand Southern Hotel, arpots, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bed- Washstands, ~AUCTIONE Ere SCHENCK & SON, AUCTIONEERS. ¥ SALE OF ails, Brus ret TIMPSON he. ; also over CTIONEE: SQUARE, rig ler, i ops, $4 WEEKLY—LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM | { teats Ui al = od gigi IS eeping; unfurnished, $10 | Coil private resideuce No. fa gi dan AE PARISIAN PANS, ALBUMS, SMOKING SETS, aneities on. ALBXANDEI MARTIN. ae movsme, ROOMS, PLACKS BUsre | NOTICE —Arrangements made tor packing it desired. GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF SETS, Ess, &b., WANTED HOUSEHOLD BONBONNIERES. a this City and Hrookly Maguificent plocae, “coo ©1200, for GENTLEMAN REQUIRES A NICK FURNISHED | $140, li Balts, Maosiake sth ie, coe on” Lm TT ART Ty Je Abitoom, win modern Tnyrovemeute; in the house of « | eredin for Bis): rep Suite a; SATU RD jow lady pret ate lveation, &o we te bandsome walnut Chamber Suit, Mattress BOTHWELL, Herald 0 Gatension Fable, Hullvs, Carpets, foe. yard. Call and cases: Movember 12, 13, 15 and 16, at 11 o'clock. ine. No reasonable ANTED—TWO OR THREE LOFTS, 25 Wost Lith st., » BY 100, WI it | of Brondway; state rent. Cll spubiare nel ©. X. HONNER. —w re a te Chis Comte, ] “OFFERING Gk Ag fyest dn 9g ANTED TO KENT—A FARM, WITHIN 15 MILK | j gene ant ~ carol be of New York, cumtaining 1) lo 2) ncros, Addrom, | | y paymente taken.” sf with particulars, BE JEA 62 University place. 5 ine a pi JAINS IN PARLOR SUITS, BEDE SETS | BOARDERS WANTED. utfots, “Carpets, “Wardrobes, Lounges, Tables, Book- Ge MRE adhe Lh lb te Tag “i SAL OF BiRST CLAMS | oy owt yar ben ‘i Board; # reasonable. ‘KEA c y | | 0 Lexie ov. meaner a Troriture—J. ZLBGLER, formerly tw Co., | Wes, of et ing +d + See ee er ra factory buildings, | Musle aud Circulating Library of SUNNY FRONT ROOM FOR TWO; COMPORTARLE wlied 40. giv be removed immedintely. dow oom, two, $12; fires claws Board; references. od Dolo comes fi ean ae Broadway Chamber Furniture. 82 Ble ENRY 1, MOORE, AUCTIONEEI—+ 7 y * ott af ‘orl | o'ele Le geoutee! ELEGANT SEOOND PLOOR PRONT ROOM. witit | *' of Wot at is Sat aiture’ buntaiegl fa the ar story private residence No. Oh Jewish Bourd, 64 West 4th at, MNESSE REDUCTION IN PRIGHS OF FURNITURE, | Cottage place, butwaen Ileackor ahd Bedford ats. cousiate ae StUTVERANT P. . aT Carpets, Bedding, Stoves, &¢.. fot cash. oF weel | ing of walnut stends, Bureaus, Washstands, 1 q Sf HOUSE STUYVESANT, PARK, 215 EAST 1TH | wonthly partients, at BN. COWPRRTAWALT & C0.'S, | Chairs, Wardrobes, yntont Folding Bed, Springs, Mats ance Mes cenit, exposures 456 and 157 Chathain #t | trossen, Blankets, "Pillows, Comforters,’ Brussels, and - ‘ “ ae P "i 7 “F 7 Curtains, i 6) FINE FURNISHED ROOMS, ON TOP FLOOR, WITH kK! oA cg ig. dn FOUDING Most USBFUL | i tata, Sireca, ah SHhrat class accommodations; references. 3 West 36th | jookenson Ae.; hare no” 1 hed, ih todlang | 7m also o quantity. Af. between Sth and Uth ove. RAGS aced, in os have useful drawers, boukesse, &c. ATi AV. No. \MMODIOUS AND ELEGANT | Manufaeturor E. Kia, 152 Prince st. apart r ed, with or without private | table: « . i MARBLE MANTELS. INGTON PLACE, NBAR BROADWAY.— ARBLE AND MARBCMIZED WANTELS, “ORAVES | ° Drroarant Rooms, with Board, to famitles or gontiomen ; A) stones, bottom prices. A. KLABER, 194 Bast isth ot., ‘The entire sto lable Boarders accommodated. hour Sd ay | pe 3] brine te a led ialso Fiat DESIRABL ROOMS ON SKOOND STEWART S SLATE AND MARBLE MANTOL AT of Killen MeDonnell. My « 0 plasms Hovme for gentlemen, | aso yy betwoun Oth and 7th avs sto Stops, Risers i a kinda oa ave noignas. dale pogitire tu love to sult pon gusto Stop re Baabisi ae bs, i ee eal pe offer refused. Private residence 141 These clogant goods no now o1 xbibition. maciie of oate | WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER. . THIS Day (Monday), 3 Bovenshor 11, i) 1034 o’elock, Jos r00) 50 lots of Pane; zciode spied and other } Boro, Blankets: 25 Oil Paintings, 60 doo table o Cutlery, » large assortment of Furniture, Bedding, &e.; dewlers Invited. N ORTGAGE SALE—ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1878, at 11 o'clock A. M., at Nos. 181 and 134 North dd t., Brooklyn, E. D., the Muchinery of a. ‘Axle Foun- dry, consisting of a horse powel Lat Machine, Trip Ham! he. ._ By order of the ‘ORTGAGE SALE—A. \LE—A. SPRINGSTEEN, AUCTIONEER. By virtue of a chattel mortgay 1 sell at ae auction on ber 11, at i Weloek A. No. 124 6th Jolferson Murkot Court House), the Fixtures o! Liquor Store, consisting of Bar, ERMOTT, Mo Na SEAT AUCTIONEER—2 RIVINGTON ST. «sells this day! 10 o'clock, 562 Broadway. Stock and Fixtures oftrat hee Hamels Room, elogant biuck walnut Bar and Buck Bar, with large Mirrors, cost, #80; Cigur Counter, rilverplated Showcases, kee Box, Window Pai tition Chandeliers, Tables Ghairs, Range, Oileloth, Glas ware, &e.; pos ively in lots. AWNBROKERS SALE.—THOMAS J, MGRATH, AUC tioneer, 158 Chatham #t,, coSner Mulberry, will sell this day, 11 o'glock, 740 lots ‘Mon’s und Women's Clothin Dresses, Shit nilts, Blankets, Beddin; Boots, Shoes, & pe , Pantuloons aud Vests. By order E. Herinan, ‘ate e 16034 Kast 12th s ‘PAWNBROKEWS SALE WATOIES AND JEWELR R. FI ‘Auctionver, 152 Canal st., near Bowery, will sell on Tuesday, November 12, at 11 o'clock, 700 lots gold and silver Watches, diamond and gold Jewelry, wold Chains, Opera Glasses, Guns, Pistols, one very fing it und Mi &c., ke. ; also, one’ double-barrel Sho reaiypars'e by W. Greener, of Birmingham, England. ‘Goods plea ed provious to’ September, 187.’ By order R, Simp- jon & Co., 19 Bowery. AW NBROKER'S SALE WATCHES AND JEWELRY. LD, Auctioneer, 152 Canal st., near Bowery, will well thin duyrid orelock, 000 late gold ad sliver, Wetchos, diamond and gold Jewelry, Pins, Rings, Earrings, gold Chains, Opera ‘Gi Gus, Pistols, yo HB order FP, Ne! —8. FIRUSKI, GENERAL Brooklyn, solls this day, at resses; broche and croseope, AWNBROKER'S SALI uctioneer, 422 Fulton s¢., 103% o'clock, silk, alpacca and merino, woollen Shawls; Remuants, Ladies’ Woar, Sheets, Quilts, Blankots, feather Beds and Pillows, Carpets, Boots, ‘at 2 o'clock, 300 Overcouts, Bed rock nts, Vests, &e. By order 8. Goodstein, 251 AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND” JEW. elry, This day JAMES AGAR, Anetioneer, will sell, at lexrooms M4 Bowery, at LI ‘o'clock, 700 lots gold and ‘sil Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, ‘Opera Glasses, Silver- three fine breech loading Guns, Revolvers, Lathe, I Tnstrumonts, Fancy Goods. By ware, Musical and Mathemath order of D, Abrahams, 45 PHILIP SCHWE, RG, AUCTI ck, the entire stock aiid magniti and Lager Boer Saloons, 1,035 1st ay.; 10 largo Mirrors, rich fancy Bar and Back Bur, Oyster Counter, 20 Tablos, cunesout Chairs, large Burroom Stove, Iceboxes, Pitchors, Forks and Knives, over $500 worth of Crockery and Glassware, Oll Paintings, Positively in lots, Re SHARD WA‘ . _ AUOTIO UMortgage_sale—will at 10g o'clock, ut sulesroom, 27 East Broadway, an axsortinent of Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.; also large lot of Toys, Dolls, Fancy Go c, By order of attorney. “HERMAN, AUCTIONER! Blankets, Oileloth, Quilts, &c., N DAY, November 11, at I1 o'eloe! 3 and 17 Bowery, Consignee Sule. kets, 50 pairs evel, 10, 1] and 12-4; also 200 1, Floor and Stair Oileloth; 140 pieces Carpets, in lots to snit dealers, without reserve; also bbls. Cement und Paris Plaster. SDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 15% and 17 teh the entire Stock of an mporter and wholesale Liquor dealer—vis., of about 000 worth Lmported and Domestic Wines and 'Liquore, Brandios, Whiskey, &e-, 10love 40 deniers only. RIELY, AUC’ ELLS TUESDAY, November 12, at 10 o'clock, 454 West st., English Ale Puinp, Counters, Bottles, seven’ Stoves, Screens, hogsheads Alo, Port and Sherry Wine, barrels Vinegar, &c.; also to whom it may concern for stora; Worms, Heaters, Pumps, s, and four Irish Goats, M ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER —Ai of the Stock and Fixtures of tho Gentlemen's urnishing Goods Store i. « Fulton st., in the city of Now York on the 15th lay, of November, 1878, at 10 o'clock. AM. JAMES ALI ‘OOD, Assignee. Win “ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, Bloocker st., will soll this day, at two o'clock, contents Barroom at ‘ort ington fine walnut Counter, Al Chairs and’ Tables, Glassware, Sereens, &c. TILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—GREAT TRADE gers of Domoatic and Havana Cigars, 11 o'clock, this . three copper Stills, ‘igons, Carter Derrick OFFICE 93 the b FOR TELEGRAPH “OPERATORS — ions; telegraphy taught practically th instru ts, nd evening; terme eC juced. S College, 20 4th av. GENTS WANTED—THAT ARE F. AND A. MASONS, tw engage in bead a and very’ desirable business, No.1? Ba Yo ee ELLINGTON, JONES & CO. ITAL, MAKE $10 DA fa Show Cards, #3 Bowery, corner He S—TURKISH, ROMAN, ELECTRIO— want young American men and wo- ARE men; also small colored boy. SITY.—A LIVE, RELIGIOUS weekly of this city 6 to seenre the services of Fesponsible gentioman, competent to take charge of ad) hte department. Address for two days, H. office. O¥ WANTED—FROM 16 TO 18; ON ud some oxperience in the retail clothing business. Apply at 63% Myrtle av., Brooklyn. JXPERIENCED MixiRee?, On, LADIES’ LIGHT “fur and silk hats, W. i 'H, 49 Hall st., Brooklyn. OTEL PORTER WANTED—IN FIRST © hotel; must be thoroughly reliable, sober, PITAL OPPOR } and willin trious to help make fires. Address, with references, P. D., station D. Pe RE TEAS—AGENTS WANTED E sell to families , hotels and large the ec ality and term: wepers should call or write THE WELLS ‘rea COM PANY. dor Fulton st. TANTED—A CITY TRAVELLER | WHO ‘AC- quainted in rufflings and Ineo goods, 314 Canal » TANTED—A PRIVATE. DETECTIVE. ADDRESS, with references only, GEORGE J. BULSON, 302 East zath wt WASTED, 100 GooD BAS THE MOST SALA- i y man, in wholesale phia; state age, referer Addres# box 2.434 Pow WAntep-in 4 MERCHANDISE BROKER'S OPVICE, a bright boy of fifvee ary, fires your, 10U, Ai dress BROKER, box 146 Her raid often, Ws PN olieratr STOUT BOY TOCUT MEAT IN BUTCHER 35 Kust Browdway. W ANROOA PANTRYMAN FOR A RESTAURANT; ast thoroughly understand bis business in all its branches. and ith 6. Apply. with reference, at PARKER'S, Broudway WAXTEDGENTLEMAN WITH “$150 CASH AS roi 10 40 12 o’elock. cashier In ® theatre, Call, STANGUT & CO., 62 Bowery V ig NTE SH ROY IN UPTOWN STORI , subriety and expertness, A dros ENTERPRISE, Herald Uptown Bi AV ANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, 14 TO 16 yours old, in & wholesale store, Apply at’ 87 Franklin et, dp stairs. 1 POUNDS TRA, % 200., 264 Poarl ai _ COFFEE, 120. SAMPLE TEA alton sta, vic Ori AV NEAR Sh ST At NATHAN'S or, cant-off Clothing, Jowolry, &e. highewt value sil paid Call or address Mr. for Mes NA T wy 3D BAR i aiFATE HIGHEST a priacs gomed loshin, So. Gall on or address Mr. or FH. LON. BROADWAY, BETWEEN Bicadway priser paid for gost uff Clothe y calling or addressing B. HARRIS, 1,274. CALL OR ADDRESS THE KING OF ighest pris old for cast-off soning. To be convinced seud for Mr. or Mra. HARR. ‘one block below Muey's. —M. MARKS, 101 OTH AV, OPPOSITE STH BST. «Ladies and gentlemen will bo astonished at the high A. =a veld (gash) far Cast-off Closbing, Carpets, Jewelry, ooks, &e. jarki Ladies waited on by Mrs. XTRA HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LA tenon’ cast-off Clothing. Address WEISS, 066 1 I CASHBERG PAYS BROADWAY Pith 4.Cast-oft Clothing. 58 West dist st, between nd 6th av, ~ DENTISTRY. Sei OF TRE IN rites HOURS A At Tie OLD place, S77 6th av. ; rubber, platina; prices to Full; remember the number, AL bit MODE Oi TE WEST AWTIV “ 2 wod 04 Ud a¥,, south wost corner S4th. N THE BVENING OR DAY TIME AND SEE eee eS G ait AVEC DENTAL | 4 TION, B79 8th be OAH Aa 2005 6G. WIRE GAR, of 800, 1, BULL its dy an ek SRSCUAHOM 8 Wont ‘ath «i = Bs 3 z S 3 my $6. BRAUTIFUL, DURABLE SETS) GUM TRETH, D8, warranted. “New York Dental tal toons aria Bt ay. yw MEADER, Ketablished 1851, _ MEDICAL. VICE pte ts Mra. HURNS, 194 Lexingtow DVICK FREE.—DR. THEA Midwifery, 216 rida, 4 i. ADVICE vREH DR “a5 ink SELDE: AX and residences 229 Lexington ay., near 34th 5 | ine LYONS, REMOVED 10 io? WEST ist St. |i EUROPEAN STE. AMSHIPS. AM “LINE LIVERPOOL. The sa sutlantic line sailing u erican ery THURSDAY from PI ils THURSDAY, November 14.11 4. M. STAR LINE’ FOR ANTWERP, caring tt Het ‘and United States mails, ailing sot monty pauy, Mplladalnbie and New NEDER. Mioeday, November 10, For rates of sli other informs formation apply to PI RIGHT & SONS, wi tladelphia; 52 B: oudway, Now ¥ jattery place, New York. to diminis. gc wr sf collisi min n ions tI Hing take s apecitio eeurso for all seasons heey. ah from Qteenstown to New 7 oa, cassie creasing toe meridian 0450 at 43 latitude, the fommeward patsage crossing the meralan of 50 at passage crossing of 5O at a2 lucien or nothing to the north of 42, Ru aus AND ) QUEEN TOWN, ‘ed., Nov. 13 Mothnra AUSSI Wed.," Nov. 20] ABYSSINIA... NW % Steamers narked * do not carry stecrage passengern, Cabin nd return tickets on favorab le torins, tn- cluding Ss te for the fall aud winter month. Stocrage icketeto and from ll parte genie ut vary low rates. Freight and ict No, 4 Bowling Green. RHEE G. eANCKL if CO{STWISE 5 Sonar HIPS. OR SEW RLEANS DIR! ND TEXAS RAILROAD Fait aS COMPANY. Psteamiy NE ty Riv Batur mary Meg elght for ae deity ‘sbiieand a y sat er poits, th . ly to bt and ober Erard jon on PG i a pier 36 Nord New YORK AND AND CUBA MAIL, § 3 LINE Fou from plar lf tant River, at P, ML §. 8. NIAGARA “Saturday, ‘sdnesday, wba “Tickets issued UZ an ISLANDS in connection with Freuch and English steam pal in| tush SAMs B, WARD & CO., 113 Wall st. 5 pat YORK AND HIVANA DIRECT MAIL N Grst class stomships will sail at 3 P.M; from pier Boal pier 18"Rorti Hiver, foo of Godar st. for Havas direct, Siow yepd Saturday, Nov. 18 © SANTA ‘Wednesday, Nov. 27 streerelghs and pesege, having aisurpassod accomio 1 oo TREMP. CLYSE 4,00,, No, @ Rowling Groen. McKELLAR, LU LU GE aiid TRAN, EAN ne COMPANY, N AND HAVRE. mnys te ‘new 42 Son River, foot of ed * Wednesday, Nov. 27, Y GOLD Gneluding’ wine) :—To hird cabin, Be" f 2 inelual Seine, boda reptile tee " \iing and utensils, Rest Pe gueiadieg, mine, bethag and ies Steamers marked (*) do not carry steerage passongors. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, R Broadway. (iREAT WESTERN” STEAMSHT 7 NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) Taking goods and passengers from London, Cardiff, port, Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel. pler 18 ast Rives, as follows — ORNWALL.. chats wane, $5), 0, Prepaid stecrage certit- cates, et Heturn uekets at favorable rates... For freight OF passage apply to W, D. MORGAN, Aout, 70 South st, V HITE STAR LINE. United States From Nov. 16 an , Royal Mail steamers wn and Liverpool. NOTICE,—The steumors of this line take the lane routes recommended by Licutenant Maury, U.8. N., on both the outward und homeward passage. ADRIATIC ‘Thursday, November BRITANNE REPUBLIC From White Star dock, Rates—Saloon, $60, $40 and oo in gold. Roturn tickets on reasonable terms.” Steerage, 828 currency. Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed amidship,'where the noise and motion aro least, wtfording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at wes ‘Thoww steamors carry neither cattle, sheop nor pigs. For inspection or plang and other’ information upp! the company’s ates. 1-Brosiiway, New York, TP Walt nut at., Philadelphia, Red. CORTIS, Agent. (ANCHOR LINED US ITED STATES MAT NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, from pier 20 North River: New York. DEVONIA. Nov. 16, ETHIGPLA.Nov. 30, 10 A. M- ANCH i Doc. a Cabin, $8) 20 $b, EXcugston fekots wt Pisucsd taten: Second Cabin, $49 rage, $28 W YORK LONDON" binkcr. from ‘pler 46 North vor. Foot of Charlon. st AUSTRALLA.Nov. 13, 7A. M. |ATIA. .. Nov, Cabin, #6 wad $85." Kxcurston tickets ut red HENDERSON BROTHE AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, 3. YOMMERANIA, ot. 44 | GELLER Nov. 28 ov. SIA.. «Dee. 5 oe of pana to Pk ae Esato “Cherbourg, Ham- burg and all points in seri —First Cabin, $100, gold; Second Cabin ‘guU, “sue age, $I, currency. KUNHARDT « RICHARD & BOAS. General Aj Semel Passenger Agente, 61 Broad st., N iow York. 61 Broadway, jow York, TATE LINE TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, Londonderry, trom pier 42 Canal st! VIRGIN: Thugs rt +++ Thursday, November 21 " .- Thursday, November 23 First Cabin, $55 to $70, according to accommodation. ickets, $100 to $120. Second Cabin, ha return Bate at lowest rates, spy 8. ALDWIN € CO., Agents, 72 Broadway. STI JKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT mint Co SOMPANY'S PIER, Foot Ore CANAL 8’ Most. BiRECT AND. EG ONOMICAL ROUTE TO Holland, Belgium, tho Rhine, Switzerland, &c., &., Via Rotterdam, Cheapest route to Paris. Steamer CALAND. Bitamer ScHTED! ‘Those boausiful « 4 to the Nethorlands, are great favorites with the public. ‘Trips regular, rates low, comfort aud living pertect For freight, FUNCH, EDYE & Co, For pay TorRis, uth William st. 50 Broadway. (Morrris’ European and American Expre ALNOTICE THE in Righy, leavin ieenstown and Lay STEAMSHIP NEVADA, ier 38 North River, foot of King erpool,on Tuesduy, November + 000 A.M: precisely, has superior accommodation for e Ble rin ie Beto road at lowest rates.” Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION roadway, UION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS 1 cable, intormediat for caine and Liverpool, leaving pier North foot of King st., "Teed Nevada.Nov. 1 cohsin, Nov, 26, at 7AM. p-Fte els Dee. 10, 30 A. Me $78, according to location. , $85 and Cabin passage, Smoking, bath rooms and pinno’ on each steainer. Intermediate, $40: etre N, 20 Broadway. AIL STEAMERS. OND LivtRPoot. turday, November 16,9 A. M. ‘sday, November 21, 2 P.M. rday, November 30, 9:30 A.M. River, foot Charlton st. Bion, gold. Return tickets on favora- furrency. Drafts nt lowest rates jokin dships, Stent a hai pie or on He RtoAOrS car! JOHN G. DAL NoRt SRR te Stoainsbip line between New York, Southampton and pier foot tof 2 23 #t., Hoboken. JONAU! it Nov. 23] MEIN lay, New York for Southampton, Lon- Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steer- etn tickets at reduced rates. Pro- tos, B40, currency, pps to RICHS & CO., 2 Bowling Green. LLAN ‘LINE 1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL— mer MORAVIAN, Novemb r 16, from Bultimore, NOV. from Halifax, November 12, Short ede accommodations. LEV 271 Broadwa; COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS. TTNITED STATES AND BRAG MAIL STEAMSH NE, for St. Thomas, Para, Bahia and Rio de ors for Porto 2 ‘The new first ¢ ip CITY OF PARA, Captain Carpenter, wil sail for the above ports on Thurs: day. D Not (after 3d. Frolght must be paid in ad- vance, Freight at low rates taken for the above ports. Froight received at all times at Roberts’ dock: Brooklyn. rance lower than by any other line, Shippers desie- co can effect same under our open policy engaxements oF passage (having elegant ae- odations, apply ty H. MALLORY & CO., Agents, office pier 20 E. R. Rater of pura don, Hayre'and First Cabin, $100, age, $30, currene: paid Stecrage For freight or pawsuge a connecting at St. re comn « FALIPAS, 8., AND ST JOHNS, N. F., CROMWELL line. steamships leave as follows, from pier 10 North River :— ALHAMBRA, CORTE (having "excellent CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 Wes INDIES, VENEZUELA AND ERARA. see freight apply to B BERMUDA, WEST uebee and Gulf P For BERMUDA. steamship CA For ST. JOHNS, P. Rey ST. PUERTO CABELLO and © bor 11. (Calling at Pence rete For MARTINIQUE, LUCIA and BARBADOS, 88. FLAMBOROUGH, Decet od 20. For freight and passays two" Xe Strmuibek 4 We % or ©. G. DE GARMENDIA, % ~Y., HAVANA AX ) MEXICAN MAIL & [3 LINE. North River, at 3 PM oe RA ORL 080 ‘Sy? monty) Tharsd: Saturday. N « November 30 Nov. 27 for Vera connecting w! ports and 43 Broadway gr. JAG0 ‘D CAENEC EG0s, Nok vor 18, ISTH, RAY, vias E00. a South st, CITY OF MERID. city oF KEW Y, ba TALEX ANDRE MP HON November 20, noon d Soath America and rday Jumnary 4, noon, Heon\aud and Australia saday, Rovembet 26 yy at compan VNorth Hivor, and five, No, 257 Hroadwa: Stonmehip AUSTRA For troigh wneral office, on the pier foot of Canal ge apply at company’s tick: EW ORLEANS DIRBOT—THE CROMWELL LINE AN si nshlp HL HU DEON will leave Saturday, Novembor 16, 1878, River, Insurance effector lid dpball eoreelt enedl coe liey. bina cb bills of bere iven to Mobile and principal on the Missinsippl River, For frolgit or passage Upply to OLARK & BRAMAN, 36 We JAVANNAH AND FLORIDA. GATE © ry, Sent in Daggett. CIPY OF MAC Ki D. OWES Wesecotar, November 13 Saturday, November 16 c. GEOR General Agent, A. andG, Ocean 8. 8. 6 ntral _ RB. R., 815 Broadway Rit. of Ga, 400 Brondwa} LINE FOR GAb TERIOR. amer CARONDELET, Captain Burrows, will sail plor 20 Hast Kivor, dieing’ the weok ending Novem- meh bills of lading given to Houston and all points International and Great Northern, Galveston, Hous farrisburg and San information apply to ¥ & CQ. Auonts East River, SPECIAL NOTICE. —Amidavite stathig that froight has not beon in an infected place must accompany all Tox froight, AY ONGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD ond, ‘for freight, aoaaire and ‘oral 11 b REO ks and Steamship Com; —The steamer BRS will tail from pior #6 North River on WHDRESDAY, November 14, for Galveston direct, taking freight fy, jonston and t ‘and San Antonio, and all | aeaglne Galveston, Harri H xne Contral Rail f Reais © i Brownsyi néurance can be tlantie I Instances Com. yany under open policy of the line with that company at jowest PALER. Aftdavite are required bs rho gpm cortifying that goods 1 in an infectod i “ln Ren Ag al an effected direct with. the ie mot te Vor troight | LAND and ali points North | and Norwich stear | MOUTH, from pi: =p Fann. PRA fon OMIDA, Sid LOWEST RATES yaa IGT AND. PASSAGE. Steamchip ASHLAND. URDAY, November 9 and every SAT igway ibareatees: For Fernandina direct fronpier 12 North iver, at 3 P. ‘ wivickets and billy Hiding to ttuhoochio, Apalachicola id ia, Insurance one-half por g signed o pier, mation, trough mts lentes Rand pas age No. 177 vent cm up ball ‘A(SHIP COMPANY, lint River Bills | ‘ov further rates apply to oO’ DOMINION ST ing from yor 37 North Rivor, Er for NORFOLK und POUSMOUTH direct, | MONDAY, TUE: THURSDAY ad SATURDAY, aha tor cure P andl RICHMOND arect, AY, TH AY URDAY, at 3 P. veuamactn Nrith wll Reale ROADS for tho’ SOUTH, OUTHWEST and WEST: also Uititetoumors for NEWHIENE ata WASH INGTON, N. 0.5 steamers for LEWES, DEL and REHOBOT! connecting railroads, T MAYS and FRIDAYS at 2 P. Through passenger tichts and) billy of lading to ali points at lowest rates. Tyurance for Norfolk, &., at per cont, | Frelgiits recaivl dally at pier 37 North’ Rivor. General office, No, 197 Grenwich st. N. L, MCOREADY, Prosident. JMLORIDA DIRECT—TRAMERS LEAVE PIER 4 East See ee atid. M,, fordacksonville, Fla, id Port Koval, Steamer WENT Gantain MW ks, will sail Friday, Ni tat M. Through freight and passenger rates given tral nts in the ‘andsouthwest by U. H, MALLORY & es V East River, or COOK, BON & wm LBANY BOAT—PEDPL FIRsT, CLASS, $1. EXOURSION, $1.50. STATE ROOMS, i AND 9. DECK, 50. CENTS. Leaves plor 41 North River, foot Canal st., daily (Sanday pied) ac 6 P. M., conaecting at Albuny’ with trains f vst, North and Eas. Rooms evinfortably warmod by ». Bree transfer to and from Brooklyn by Brook; X. Tickets at all tho principal hotels and Westcot's express officus in Now York and Brook!: A —CiTIZENS' LINE TROY BOATS; FARE, $1; EX: AL -carsion, $1.50. Staterooms, all warmed by steam. BL $2. Deck fare, 0c, Leaves pier 49, N. R., foot Leroy st. daily, except Saturday, at 6 P.M, Sure connections fos North and West Fees NORWALK AND DANBURY DATLY. Stomper AMERICUS loaves Brooklyn (Jowell’s, dock) BOE. ‘M.; pier No 37, East Rive and Sty, P. M., con: ecting with Danbury and (Aa ‘Haven railro: Bing ie tickets ‘35 conta. EXCURSION TICKETS, 50 C ee Fe, BOSTON AND ALL POI THE OLD RELIABLE SrontNGTON LINE. —Steamers MassacHusErTs and RHODE JSLAND. from er 83 Jay st, at 430 P.M. days por feet PROVIDENCE LINE, stoamers dally \oxcept Sundays), from pior 29 N, R., foot Warren st OAT FOR CATSKILL, STUYVESANT Paks “INTER- mediate landings will leave pier 34, Oak ie st., North River, daily, — ox at 6 oP. FALL RIV: e WitisvOL and PROVIDENCE lanye daily, Sundays excepted, at 4:30 P. ‘Tickets for sule at al full principal ticket viflees, ‘Brooklyn, via “Annex” boat, at 4 P. M. ETROPOLITAN ee RAILWAY. OPEN FROM 5:30 A. M. TO 12 P. M. RECTOR ST.—Nearest point for Wall street ferry, and connects with cars for South ferry. RILANDT ST.—Nearest Paint for Jersey City and Communipaw ferries. PARK PLACE.—Nearest int for Post offic, City Hall and Barely strect ferry to Hoboken, CHAMBERS ST.—Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie Railw: ee eA FRANKLIN ST. GRAND fo Moerest pitt, Desbrosses street ry to Jersey City and People's Line steamers for Albany, au gonuects with cara for Desbrowves and East Grand street errics BLEECKER ST—Connects with cars for oust and wost, aTH 3’ arest point for gee eel ee fe Hoboken, ing with cars tor Cl err the-oagh and i‘. Tenth street ferries, STH ST-—Nearest point to Union Square, Wallack's and Lyceum theatres; Academy of Music§Irving and Tammany balls, connecting: is cars for East Twenty-third and Thir- ty-fourth street ferries, 23D ST, point to Booth’s, St. James and Park. toner ore House, Gilmore's Garden and as i wonty-third street ferry to Jorsey Ci Fit Avenue theatres; Aquarium and San Francisco Minstrels, connecting with cars for Weekhawken ferry. ‘42D ST.—Connects with New York Transfer Company's oer {Grand Central Depot. arest point to Standard, Broadway a parost point for Contral Park. sof Belt Line Railroad. FoR SPTOWN x TRAINS. take enst side stations, ¥OR DOWNTOWN = west side stations, AnD CNT, except between the hanes of 5:80 to 7 Let a Mand5to7 P. M., when the fare is 5 cet WM. KL GARISON, President, M. Van Brocktix, Superintendent. EW LINE TO BOSTON, VIA ALLYN'S POINT, m NORWICH LINE PIER 40, NORTH RIVE! Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTO: at 4:30 P.M, daily, Sundays included. FARE, ONE DOL- LAR, every day in'the week, Positively tickets good ouly onlay of palo und on trains connecting with boat et Allyn's ran Good supper for 50 cents, Tickets for sale as Pe ORWIC H LINE for BOSTON, egrmge iad PORT. ty Sere an via CIty OF LAWRENC 0 PM daily, Sune smay be obtained a roadway, corner points at lowest rates, ae) North River. 40 'North Hiver, at day excepted. T the office of the compan: Freight taken further information apply at p HE POPULAR BAY LINE PASS Florida and Sonth.—Change vo New York (Penusylvania Railroad) 4 P. a (Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore M.; Baltimore (steamers) 9 P. M.; only! Railroad) 6 V. hours to Norfolk, with direet connections South ‘Through tickets, &e., at ticket offices Pennsylvania Railroad sud connecting lines and office, 229 Broad wa: IL, V. TOMPKINS, Southern and Eastern Passenger Ager W.\N.ED TO PURCHASE. IDER PRESS, HAND OR POW hand, ehewp. Te, hardware store, 48 Broadway, ASTROLOGY. FTENTION THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT, M ERCE, late of South America, gives advice om tell names; the great French edy marriage; satisfaction or uo pa; WH AV., NBAR 15TH ST—MRS. Bdiaie and trustworthy elairvoyan' A GIRL BLOWN OUT OF TOWN. (From the Chicago Journal, Nov. 5.] A correspondent writing from Columbus, Neb.» says:—A peculiar incident occurred here a few mouths since, the particulars of which I have just learned, It was onthe day the memorable cyclone passed over Lone ‘Tree and Clark's, ‘The sky waa streaked in the northwest with vivid flashes of light, and a terrible rambling sound made known that « dreadful storm was imminent. A massive black cloud was extending 4 whirling finger toward the earth and sweeping with great fury whatever camo before it. Jennie—a girl who was working at @ cer- tain hotel here—was busy at the stove preparing for the next meal. Hearing a rattle at the side door Jen- nie went to the door and opened it. As she did sa she was caught from the doorway by the whirlin, wind and carried over the house, tarning round and round in the air ax she went, and after approaching the ground on the other side she again rose and was taken by the whirling wind over the stores and dwell- ings a distance ot three-fourths of a mile, being low- ered so that her feet could touch the ground as many as cight times during the trip. Exhausted, but in an erect position, she was at last lowered to.the earth as lightly as a feather would fall, having received no ma- terial injury, though almost frantic with fright. The storm proceeded on its way, leaving her in sight of the town, and in half an hour she again put in an - pearance at the hotel, where anxious friends were wailing her sudden \d mysterious A FIRST CLASS BEAR FIGHT. [From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Nov. 8.) A fatal and terrific combat occurred at the zoolog cal gardens in the fair grounds yesterday between two of the bears confined in the bear pits, Tho owuse of the quarrel is not known. It began with growls and whines and reprowchful cries and im precations, followed by blows and heavy sparring. At length both bears became thoroughly enraged, and, standing on their hind legs, they prepared for the deadly duel. Several rounds were fought, and at the fifth the big bear seized the little one around th waist, and, throwing him over his head, fell heavily upon him, Tho little one now got the big one’s car in his mouth and tore away nearly the whole of it. ‘This so exasperated the giont that he fastened his teeth upon his adversary’s left paw and whirled hin around with the velocity of a whirligig. When ha released his hold both bears were pretty nearly ex+ Len wag) Atter ® few minutes rest the fight waa fe ed, but it was soon ended. The li one waa blind and bleeding at the mouth, and was evident; on his last legs. As he lay on his back, panting whining, the other bear approached to make @ finish, and received a heavy slap on the mouth, which drew blood. The big one then sprang upon him, and seize ing him by the throut with his teeth, I while ive clampert po mo! in his embrace, held on until life wae ex- he survivor was fearfully punished, late in two legs, Wwith enough luaiF inissing &f0m beck to shui » cushion.