The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1878, Page 2

b 4 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. A RXISHED ROoMe LIGHT “NOUS Eee *® quiet couple for $1 SSORTMENT ATTRACTIVE ft cutions. Owners, DUGGIN & CW Kawi at Jo@ List sent, deseribiny * ane Sgpls ve faible Kast art st, - QRPORTTE WorEL BRONS- TIENTION Is CALLED TO THE NEW Fol 6 —Handsomely furufehed Rooms wo let, to gentle- story cabinet Buished Houses, Noe #) and ee " met ooly A, absriutely complete im all their apps te Apply On premines, Williams 9, Bart Fe. Kea HOTEL BRU SWICK, BE ee A MAGNIFICENTLY BUILT. Me? ane Lo board moderate prices, (eae teference ania, Sell sles now ongys ety MONTH —BEAUTIPCLLY | PURNISHED ARGE T $04 5 Oe UPC RNIN ED CosEy pr await kan ane Inquire three days, ae eae sat = Wes? lef SE—FRONT ALCOVE AND HALL uma in & co Ai roomie, southern exposure; haudeomely furniabed pi . + reawen 4 BARE "K—FIRST CLASS Luts ol é e 7 . ote naw a] WEHeT 207H &f—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: A ot or., BED and 3% 20): families of gemtiowen, with all modern improve: UILDE AND CARSTALogrS. SIXTERS Lb r it ve Nm Owner WILLIAMSON, + giallaaalnaahei Gf SF REWREN WROADWAY AND Stu potehned = ~ large front Parlor Bedroot JARM, 280 ACRES, lw IMPROVED, THREE HOURS Seas Roum on tee entehe tame private tomy fur from city, two b it strwene "4. RAST OPH SY —THRER NICELY PURNISHED oP itocms, suitable far light housekeeping, singly or en suite, also large Paros, | SR SMINTOS pLac —LaRag. re RN ISHED Room aise singio gentionen;, $1 W to ® 50 per would mal A. GERDY'S « aren Park Wave pad secre * LO macoece ak a —YORNISHED ROOMS, witit OTS ON OR NEAR MADISON AV., BELOW ouTH | 2 Ulesevonience for housekeeping , house returuished dst., wanted for customers hanged haw eri T. 5. CLARKSON & ©O., 149 Broadway. | lk ~ KAS a YURNSHED ROOMS, QTRICTLY WELL BUILT Le ee | seownN | te for twe. Beard if desired. eseene Renane, Citee See od | 11 7, re sta sy BOOM ALSO" A edrowus, faruiewed, ‘without board. th avs ipwe ' sale AVIN: ie Ly ny Ho. 130" ate NEA ie te men, en suite or re eB. BOUT, 198 W EVERY ATTRACTIVE HoUsES, CHorce LocaLity, | 293, Sat LY * Lary = pi. ED Onoar Sih wy. Nos. 24,6 5 and 10 Kast ¢ aw | Sane lege in Kitchen, Board , Bulldors, 941 bast ove | open dally | pe). WEST SD RP NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS = 2T Bron tets housekeeping #2 to 8 week. ARGAIN | 30, SESE SSF ST THREE LARGE CONNECT. es allen it, ie « « Kotme bandeom furnished | vorme wnuderete. | 4238, 47 AV NICELY FURNISHED kOOMS TO ipo BROKERS.—THE BOYD & PRASE FOUNDRY, | let font moderate. facing mills and busi de 20 Kast ith «4, for | - — = = dale or exchange. BUYD, Executor, #05 Kast Lidth at, UNFURNISHED ROO” AND APART. Jest Side. MENTS TO LET. # STORY BRICK HOUSE, | PLAT Sik” Ligh? ROOMS, IMPROVEMENTS; at. let $800; price $4 lorality : no tenement house: Address PEM WYCKOFF, 30 Pine ot, 120? Brusdway BANE T os lis lieved t ptown Branch, BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE | ANT PLATS, #17, AxD ¢ wl EVERY ACCOMMO- AND TO RENT. ‘station «Apply at 915 Kant Tet! Hn “OF BROOKLYN” HOUSER, TN 1:2 FLAT. 10 ROOMS. avant IMPROVEMEN purchased by mortgagess under | Jsteam leat he. 1,087 Bd ay, JERE, JolNson, Jr “puaces oF BUSI- WASTED. OM Liberty st CS B AND TWO FULL LOTS FOR SALE AT 58 | end re st., Brooklyn, E. D. Inquire on the promises, | — = “ai Clay and Brooklyn. = a | 2F POUR ADULTS WANT IANDSOMELY VORSAL S00 WILL BUY AWELL BUILT HOUSE, | Sa permenth. Address 2 story and busoment; brick; ail improvements, A frame | WiNinmon Herold Upsow a house for $1 one for Su with 2 lots. HASTINGS, B70 Broadway, cor. DeKalb av., Brooklyn. WASTER Two. exe BNISHTED Rooms a P 5 GQACRIFICE.—CORNER STORE AND HOUSE; SPLEN- mor lg =. —~ eg | a u for grocery, bakery, butcher oF druggiat — Maren, wih bone nd Grand ave, 7 oiiniemeasiieas me — 5 = = *\NTED-TWO CONNECTING BOOMS ON SECOND PROPERTY OUT oF THE ror | \ tloman ALE OR TO REN aie ~Foit . R and wife in orivate DATRY FARA we Lack WELL | per month SALE -~ red, on R., New York; « Wi ANTED—BY ‘ AND WiFR, Two OF. i See cextioal as the deer: ni alle tie enamenrs wiae I Lurnbbet Rooms for light hovseberpine abuive Blowek Eshing; a gentleman's residence. Address box 11, "Stan & th, Addrest ERENCE, Herald Toca, Dainware county, 5. Y TIRACTIVE SUMMER AND WINTER SUBURBAN Homes; depot, churches, schools couvenient, GILBERT & CO,, 261 Broadway FARM, 69 ACRES, INCLUDING 3 ACRES WOOD. well adapted for a duiry tarm tocked with full blooded « ses, farming utensils: re.” Address LC, BIEI 815 Dict’ perfect tities ne W ASTED—aN Usve RNISHED ROOM, GOOD SIZE, in good neighborbeed. with het and cold water; lady tieman a drone, with full particulars and lowest reut, K. HL, Herald office. W ANTED—STORE WINDOW AND DESK ROOM wos four months, in prominent thoroughfare, ot. location, 4¢, PERPETUAL Wick” CoM: 10 Fulton st. ) ANTED—BY PROFESSION at gi GENTLEN ree stating bethport, N.J. Circulars, KELLOGG, 3 Broadway, 8. ¥., | PANY U1 2d st., Elizabethport = = = eae = =|Wwa ;ANTED-TWO NICE ROOMS. WITH CARPET AND REAL ESTAT S ‘ raished. ert side, for single gentle (iicAco~inrrovEeD ~~ ~ ip | ma erry Boank ‘Adiirees MF. Herald office. L JWeollen Goods to exchange for neat by Property. Ii WASTEDITWO T ROOMS, NEATLY FUR bed ad at. West Houston st at Sth aud Madison ava, with: )XCHANGE—HOUSES ON WEST 40TH, 58TH, EAST | Sut Board: terme moderate; unquestioned veterwness, Box P477eu und Gth. oud also Apartment Houvos, all rented, a = 7 = = for Country Seats and eas! * BOARDERS WANTED. T.S. CLARKSON & CO., 149 Broadway. a RU TWO BLEGANTLY PCRNISMED BOOMS COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS IN ALL | | second hoor. ay, betwoon S5ub wa | Fs BX iE parte of the country: ate. T. 8. CLARKSON & CO., 149 Broadway - ABOVE DINING ANT APARTMENTS, PLA 1 ELI . FLOX -room and parlor, with excellent table 25 West Zid st Por; ALE OR TO EXCHAN FOR Hol E, Lots or Mortgage, splondid Restaurant aud Dining Seiloon, Avply STEINGUT'S Agency, G3 Bowery. SINGLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, ABUNDANT Pe, DECGGISTWANTED | To | BUY, A RETATL Srendvey. Store, im this city or vicinity, in exchange for improved few siate. Addrees, with particulars. DRUGS, box 3,825 ] Pre “AND BACK | — FIRST ie Tx «bie; reaso terms. Elegant’ residence, 20 Washington square. FRONT SUIT, WITH EXCELLENT BOARD: ALSO Lother Rooms, #12 to 816. sat ieee 6th sk = avi av— Dei, WEST SIDE OF FIRSE Address, with full particulars, L., iD Lor ABOUT ward, for eush. fhzs vitice, ENNEIT BUILDE. corner of Pulion and Nassau sts, Several offices in this building to let ut greatly reduced jces Will be altered tu suit tegants. ‘The building is heated by steam, und each office bas Washstand wud water in it, ‘Two elevators running. No extras, Q PARK i SINGLE AND DOUBLE Rooma with superior Hoard; prices mosorate: socom WEST 40TH ST.—SECOND STORY, WITH out private table; also hall Room»; references. ST Wi ST—LARGE OR” SMALL? 2 28 y e wirn. FRONT oie er lot, with or without Board; southern exposure, a ‘Oar 3 RTH AV., 008. —ONE ELEGANT SUIT ROOMS, AND BIN- STORES, OFFICES, LOF ND ENTIRE Room, for fron aes Aiciallainge:'ronte low Vv, K STEVENSON, Je, Dele See a ee 4'Pind st. Vi. Al, FIRST DOOR BELOW 16TH.—HAND- ft large Rooms, third and fourth references. RTH AV. 40.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND Floor de moderate price: references. 5TH AY;. NO. 309, CORNER 34TH 4T.—PRONT PAR: Dior and’ Bedroom, on fret and third floors; erate. floors, with Board; TPO. RENT—BASEMENT, CORNER BROADWAY AND 2d st, under the Hotel Brighton. Inquire at the office or the hotel 6m AV., 377, WEST SIDE, NEAR 23D $T.—TO LET, second Floor, for business or residence. JAMES BIRCHETT, 341 West 32d st. “* ___ DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY — ~~ Burnished. — 10ert Kooms, $12 to 816 for two, with Board; single, TA giansox AY. yg ig os & ; transiont, $1 50; table Board, $4; steam way rat of 12 DTH ST. NO. 19 WEST. NEAR STH AV.—ROOMS TO be — a ~ - ~_ wht be ” fami, term: TAS, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED TOUSE, STH 88 ie ee watire rent taKen iu board: also 21st at. part rout, WYCKOF bare TH ST. WEST. 114—CONSECTING ROOMS, SEC OFF, 1357 Brosdway._|| |]. 4 55h Seort for Lamily Bret eines tate; Sloe tabte Beark DEseeee HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET, PUR ‘nished, $75 mouth and Board for two, 325 West 20th ot Unfurnishea. STUYVESANT PARK) —HAND # table: few select board: STH # pk ers only. 0 LET—ESTABLISHED BOARDING HOUSE @3 | ~~ coms), just vacate font 80th ot. Apply aye 5TH ST 33 EAST, NEAR IRVING PLACE. nage Poe 4, in West 20h st. Apply dyeing | | (jy noms, with Board, to families or genilem NICE COTTAGE, MOL 42D ST.—ELEGANT ROOMS, NICEL 182" and handsomely fitted up; house and table fret ste, ne , for Bid. class; references. ————— B, SA Woes sete. _ '} € 1%) WEST JEWISH FAMILY CAN HED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS | 77, three persons with elegantly furnished Rooms and excellent Board; terms moderate, QOD ST, 50 WEST.—SE PERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS SSwith unexcoptionable table, for select parties; ter: TO LE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND SMALE 108 Bast 10th st., between dd und 2d avs. Jhow reasonable. PRIV FAMILY WIst TO KENT TWO ROOMS Avto'gentionon, without board. 22 West 27th st 2 A Mi Ti Be ne A GEN IY FURNISHED SINGLE AND ADJOINING | floor A.Kovms for single gentiew sous board, choice | OTH ST. 48 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY.—NICELY decommodations; French family. ‘Lz East 16th st DORE Tc P lars che deg beons ak tak ae A yitGHLY | RESPECTABLE | FRENCH FAMILY | Board: fow table vourders taken ; references, dAwishes to let furnished Rovws for gouticmen. 6d Kust 28D ST. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL — « WEs both ot 31 Elegant Second Ploot A GMIGELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR; | ¢ i Lea single Rooms; ali conveniences; private house. 3 ud Bunt 2th at with or wit! private table. WEST STH ST.—LARGE AND SMALL hoons, on suite or singly, to let, with first clase Bowed, to fam- ilies or gentlemen: teferences NEATLY FURNISHED MALL ROOM, GAS. BATH; private houve 100 net 27th between Ledingion and sds ag 0 yy a tae NDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM AND | § T 2TH ST—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED te glosets, hot and “cold water; private BApstinr, Bedroom, second Nose, fromt, with heve clase " hat. Board; moderate terms. ASANT SUIT OF ROOMS POR LIGHT HOUSE- ASHINGTON SQUARE, WEST.—PLEASANT Assit! upper Huor; every convenience. 259 West | SO bwoli tarnished Rooms: with fest clas Board, terms Zo ; table Board moderate; convenient to cat ‘HEAP ERMANENT.—ELEGANT FRONT ROOM, | § EAST UTH., NEAR BROADWAY.—ROC (EA ERMANE + + BAST OTH., NE. MS, WITH ps ee for goutiomen, private tamity, Die plonpes pabeans table: terms low, table boarders ae- Tsk a Se 2 commodated 1 1 LOCATION, 4 BOND ST—FURNISHED | QOH BT. NEAR OTH AV.—HANOSOMELY PU Ciavas toe peottunce toly, os rend G6 ween DBBrithed itooms, excolleut Board. EVERETT BOARD ki Bane FIRST FLOOR AND TWO BEDROOMS, | DIRECTORY, 666 6th av. Uiarnisbed of unfurnished; two minutes’ walk Hoboken Op st, WEST—ENTIRE &ECOND FLOOR, ferry. $y Hudson terrace, 45 month; six rooms 4 2ose Wourth Ploo intmonts, table and terms Dest: families, geutiomen and wives and {LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT 435 WEST 23D | th ents Yist.—House vceupied by owner. men. ie oe JLEGANTLY FURNISHED.” FRESCOED LARGE | 4 6}, WEST 2Tll ST—4 NICELY PURNISHED ROOM Lkoom for two goutlemen, $25 mousily. 200 Kast iota | “SUto let, to single gentleman, with excellent Boar tt, Opposite park 48 LEXIN: N_AV.—DESIRABLE RooM |. FRONT PUES siiEn wows $1 AND @ Pi WEEK, AT and back, with Bowed; also table Boar ra ; all newly furnished. EAST 218T = agicly y STORY. vant soy ) FRONT ROOMS ON WASHINGTON | “ econd story Buck, and fourth story front Roome, with Board. BANK 8T., NEAR 4TH ST. apest rent in city, housekeeping ur ivdyging 5G; (NINTH WARD). — OUOsingie Rooms for gentlemen, with Bow EF: KNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLBMEN OR LIGHT rd; gee aud houseke heapest rent in the city. 160 Bleveker ot, | bath. c NURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOALD, Fok GEN. | G57, WEST OTH ST—TWO PLEASANT PRONT Begin omeauatins ond venp Surah Rooins, with Board; southern exposure; roferenc 7 () IRVING PLACE —SECOND FRONT. EN BU ITH PUGESISUED ROOM To “LET—To 4 SINGLE GEN. lor singly: excellent table: rooms large; moderate Boge: wee, & * week; references, WAM Lis, ¥l Attor terme. i we setancteemntiethtiiiadiiei ins ney ___ | @aa() VER WEEK —AN ELEGANT FARLOM FLOOR, Fees SHED KOOMS TO LET—SI) Ok DOUBLE, on Sth av., with superior private table: highest ref 105 Baws 2th nt sone.” Address MURKAY HILt, bux 154 Herald Uptown = onic y SQUARE AND HALL KOOMS—GEN ye gontlonnn and wite rt Q= WEST SeTH ST.—TWO WELL FURNISHED Psion “athe sand wits, 14 Hast 10th st, sone | | Be Deron Hootin table eption house howe : like; #8 to $8, reference PURNISUED ROOMS ON FIRST FLOC ————. — housekeeping; knw and bathe 2m West 250 O" | 1 53 MADIBON AV-—ROOMS WITH BOARD: Ide con 0 AND: sod SUIT OF NEATLY FURN iED ROOMS | ] hone TH ST.—LAROR, PL BASANT ROOMS. bo gentlemen @st Bh st. near Broadway | 1 w it ul 0 ADY ON BAST SIDE WILL RENT Gosky PUI | orate. a tchanccd secu hoes Aacaa dnished Room, transient or perumuent. CONFIDES HAL, box 104 Heraid Uptown off c« voviitrainarie 8 P15 MPSON STA FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN LARGE SQ CAKE, ALSO Hable ROOM: BOTH SUM. | Sat board: " hang day ed; duly; private | house. 291 eAtt. OMTH ST., Fist FLOOR —AWO NICELY uruished Rooms’ to let, with of without Board; s AND SMALL BUNNY FRONT, CONNECTING | forme reasu « cheap; Aniericna family, 51 Bast vib, west of | ai 7 pong fo Waid IGT HOUSEREBPING-LARGE | FRONT ROOM, | Fortin . iicely furnished, small Koom adjoining, s J; anuther, Be 417 4th ny, wowr ZOUK, Pa Si WEST ATH at NER WHAT ioTit st — 4 SkvOND FLOOR BACK ASD THIRD Kivsiemetcntetee nT ee i without board, in a select house in doth .. sway 8 BOARDING DIRK BOB Mest, Ate, SF WITH HOARD, we FORY, 1,101 Broudw ove , separately of together; house and rst lass; am le location 42D ST —WELL d, hot alr, bath, @ ers ception SUVERAL NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, To Dicethor or separately, light housekeeping ; yas, water, 266 | Wost 24th, | WEsT FURNISHED WOOMS, 5; yentioman and SUIT OF ROOMS, WANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ‘10 asia ob to entionnn aud lady; Board for lady only. H., | 2 wait 20TH ST—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, Hieraid Uptown ofes | DSOwinh Board, tn A gentler 4, 8) and Bs. NO LET—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; | L OOO eos To LATIN Pit ate HOUSES, ALL Hirst class fiat, near park, Address B. i. it, Herald Up- | parte af th information free town ollive . NDs Boarding Directory, 1.131 Broadway PO LHT-A PINE FURNISHED PRONT PARLOR, {RAND UNION HOTEL, AST ST. AND PARK AY suitavie fortwo gentiomen or man aud wife. No. 416 | UrEuropean pian; Rooms at low rates; rosteurant; prices Droome st., near Bowery. moderate, WO FURNISHED ROOMS—ONT LARGE AND ONE | PFARLEM BOARDING—#6 To & PEK WEEK: LARUE swuil, private huuse, al modern improvements, 71 ad roomie; use pi fyown , yuod table, 20 Kase 1th at, opposite Mount Morris Pork: A BW, AND APARTMENTS | | BOARD, ives; also for as ‘ntiemen or tlemen act een eo West doth at. PP FURNISHED ROOM, SECOND FLOOR, W Ww iH Board, tor two gentiomen ; terms: $15 per week; jeinity id st, and Brosdway, Herald | Uptown offi SPECIAL —aTH | ST.” NEAT oust aay. oo BARGE WO fourth tloor front Room, with Be ire, to a gentle- man, for ANDS' BOARDING Se DIRECTORY, 1,151 Broadway. TouNa WwW TACHMEN T, Herald Spon BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. MERICAN GENTLEMAN WANTS GOOD BOA’ Land pleasant Room, with bath, above 28d st. ; be low; French family ‘preferred.’ Address J. E. otic YOUNG GENTLEMAN (VIOLIN TEACHER) WISHES Room and Board in a pri Prefer au opportunity where les Part eauivalent; best references. Address sai TLEMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE FOR THE winter Board and a Koom, on second floor, with south. rn exposure, tion, terms and family, to L W. P., box 140 Herald office. BeOAky WANTED-VOR GENTLEMAN AND WIP! hoard for Indy oniy (no other rs); good size Room ; kood neighborhood. “Address, with full particulars and lowest terms, R. X., Horald olfice, OARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR TWO adults anda child. Address, giving terms and partica- jared ADVERTISER, Horald Uptown vttice. TANTED—BOARD FOR R GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, in small private family, within twenty minutes of eit: Address HOWARD, Herald Uptown office, stating terms and location. W ASTED-IN THE ELEVENTH WARD, BY A MID- die aged gentleman (a widower), a furnished. Room, with Board, in « private oy or where there are but few rs. Address J. G. Herald office. W3NTED-A FARGE | oa ‘BETWEEN 23D AND Madison and Gth avs., with Board, for two dress, stating terms,” G. R., box 1,072 New HOTELS. EW ENGLAND onto BOWERY. 200 41 Rooms; Lodgings, 8c. Cae HOUSE erase ¢ fort st.—250 Rooms; Single Rooms, 35¢. i, daily. \LARENCE HOTEL, 12 CLINTON PLAGE 8TH ST. near Broadway.—Bourd, $1 ai dupward ; week); BO 6 RVING HOUSE, BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. AMER- jean plan; new proprietorship; thoroughly renovated; excellent accom ons for permanent guests; transient, to $3 por day. CHARLES LEFLER, | COUNTRY BOARD. ARK” HOUSE, PLAINFIELD, N. J. 50 MINUTES: from eity.—First class hotel Board for winter at reduced fon Post office. RNER- rr K ouble Rooms, ALES A A Veron. Tis, DAY. THE US” SMITH, ave PtON IE wiht Positty LY SELL (PRIDAY), 1 O'CLOCK, SHARP, EL LGANT. Puan RESIDENCE 0 PS ‘ ALL THE MAGNIFIC: ENT Hot) <EWOUD LE PAINTINGS, BRONZES, CARPETS, MIRKOKS, &C CONTAINED IN THIS "Ako FIVE STORY ‘MAN STEINWAY & SONS’ ErURARD EIANOFORTE, WEBER SQU i GRA AN LIBRARY, CHAMHEL AND” DINING FURNITURE. PARLOR SUITS IN SATINS, KAW SILKS of the rich: est descripti ~~ stylee of Queen Anne and Bastlake; Mar- ‘edestals, Consoles, Pier and ique Broases, Sevres and Ormolu. Man- ante jarge collection of valuable Oil Paint TTS, DRESSING Cases, Pareecs, Bed- Was tyles of ing Be: 8, Bel- retary and Books, sng eet ‘be. . Extension Table, Chairs in lot of Sterling and are, © large Piated Ware, Catlery, Hail Stands, Chairs, Furniture of Kiteben aud Servs Apartments. VeTION. PEREMPTORY BALE < AT THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION OF COLONEL ©. X, BONNER, ND 7TH AVS., i bed 13 MTH ST. BETWEEN 6TH AN: HIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, COMMENCING AT 10 UW CLOCK, RAIN OR SHUNE. fe. CHAMBERS, DINING | HOOM, &C., ant Drawing Room 8 inet Upright: Paintings by master artists, rare Bronzes and tains Wire met handsome walnut C| | aot 5 Washstand: Brussels Cat heey affet, Chairs in leather and cane J Halletands, Retrigerators, Giaes, China and Silver Basement and Servants’ Furnsture, « ALBER' ikke Auctioneer. Goods paeked, shipped, &c. UCTION SALE RICH MOUSBHOLD FURNIT THIS (FRIDAY Posh Pe. AT 10 O'CLOCK, 2 Whe BETWEEN Bureau dU 1TH ST, TH AND OTH © vOUR | not 4 Steinway PIANOFORTE, NT UPRIGHT PIANO. onamuet’ ah LIBKARY. DINING FURNITURE; Nis Chote’ PAINTING wR RLOR St its IN SATIN RAW SILK AND Drawing Room Suits with carved i ud pes Turkish and. 5 tre and Console fables, ibrary Tables, Dosks, Ftagores e~ ~~ Anno CARPETS; i ai . Butfot, 4, Silverware, C Goods boxed if reqaired. J. Lk Thien. Viiilchien, A =TUNIS JOUNSON” AUCTIONRER. . Oid stand assuu at, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK, LIBRARY OF MASONIC WORKS, some of which are quite n y History, 150 volumes Revelation o Ancient Constitution, 1,728 ‘story, Templars Manwal, &e. Will be sold in lows te suit the trade, sige: thers TOMORKOW MATURDAY), 10% 010K LARGE aly OF ty SENOLD o mNITe Cie, cin PLAYL 6 TO 12 ELLA AND € i\SradNertes. Ante th, ‘AUCTIONEER, ' o'clock, at the sells THIS DA « large assortment of Furniture, consisting of Parlor Sults, ruse sood and black walnut Chamber Suite, pier and wantel Mirrors, Etageros, Dro=nin Teaus, marble top Washstands, tage Suite, Library and Chairs, faney chin Te Bedsteads, hair an quantity of velvet, Brus: Glass and China Ware, Ati AUCTION. BY VAN TASSEL & KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS, SALESROOM, 22 UNION SQUARE, 4th a¥., jor Lieb This day (Priday) December, at 11 o'clock. Dining Room aud wid kwalnut spring Matty ls and | comprin A fall assortment of Purnitur ‘wai —_ . aud terete 7 unsinting of fauey Dry G SSIGNEES SALE. LEoruLp WISE, Auctioneer, by order of oo, MC. Miller, the tyr and Fi Will be sold New York. Koramies, Cloisont SWORDS, CABLNETs. FINE LEATHER Goons DANIEL A MATHEWS, AUCTION —SArAnta AND HOLIDAY Goubs How ofice Hy A ad 8 Cod Te unsta. RLBOANT ere La AND OTHER HOLIDAY Goo: 06% Liberty 4. TODAY aod TO MOnKOW e aud 7, at 12 A. BARKER & ©0., AUCTIONEERS, 4 47 and a Laverty ot BARKER & CO. ‘ell hie day. at 2) 9 la loudid Jepanves, Turkish, Persian ond Daghisian it ri Vass Regs are of the very, Geet the Jal atone Servome ik, all the quality and man, nd eanbrotde —RICHARD WALTE Re BONS, day cage pened enti! Monday best SSIUNER'S STOCK A ALCTION ERK, — edvertived for to ¥ CARPETS. A cuw am, Ave TION BER, -MORT. AX cous sale iis day. 1M, xtures, Machiwery 6 betadis-vment wOW KRY ° ws Dromore invited Bey 4 WEIS. AUCTION KERR ie DAY WhlbAt). at hawsbers aud » Wonde om ie 70) tote Ow a Aiey apoeiai of Table Cations Carve wi 9 large and | 1 Fiated Tee and Tavle Sp. is ebery plated sulid stew K sine Toa Trage, are, Boye Sieighe, Bunda seheowl serview; aise the Organ, whieh | havi AM: Gan Fie of the Wont Filey third Strewt Ia the north side of Sid at verwown Oth and THe « bo Lake pine on the promises Tun, MesPE DUN, Attorney, ¢, for Mortgagees Dass baw Yous. Des. 4 ivte. “SALES AT AUCTION. ic " ORCE A. LEE AVETT, scoveguase Now on exhibition af Clinton mia until time of TUESDAY, ma ber dt following even in MR. IRVING mows eeiat witeeentey or a the Evoutng Post, “1hte betlinnt collection SE Bosike has the di of ing even better that the beautiful and sel \y cate logue’s description of it.” WEDNESDAY ana THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. Docem- ber 11 and 12, at the Art Rooms, 417 Broadway, ‘on exhibition this m ing HE PATERSON COLLECTION Choice and ane private collection of fine China—ola Dros den, Berlinnd a Sevres; also Vieuus Ware, old) ‘Nankin, &e., dee. FRIDAY EVENING. December 14, arin Ceiibision thie eels hy OF ANCIENT ANP! Op ae PAINTINGS, COLLECTED H. 4 Cee RAP ROUALEY RIC! ‘NE: ASTERS, MANY OF UADOUSTED APN HCE. Also on same evening, at the same rooms, and now on exhibition, . THE CARTER COLLECTION OF MARBLES. by the late Hiram Powers, Miss Lewis, &c.. comprising an ‘exquisite “Dante,” by Powers, Busts of Columbus and ‘Ti Hinwatha’s Marriage, by Mins Lewis, &e. AMPBELL, AUCTIONEER. thin day, 1036 o'clock, ut 24% West 11th st.. corner Bieocker, to pay'stornge, quainty Household Furniture, including Brussels Carpets, Bedroom Suits, Bureaus, Washstands, walnut Extension Tables, Tete-a-Tetes, Cha: large Plate Mirror, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Rofrigerat Engravings, 1 assorted Muntell Clocks, 15, elexant Parlor Kitehen Uten: ben Coffee, boxe rocer's Counter, with- oe , Crock: Will alvo salt lot Groceries, Yinchud family Bos ¥R 7 YOUNG, AUCTIONEER, Sale'this day, ut 12 o'clock, at sulesroom, 85 Nassau st. and second han Furn| jor Suits, Boddin sks, te. Rowan SCHENOK & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Extraordinary Salo OF RICH RUSSIA LEATHER oes VIENNA GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY ms ‘DAY and TOMORNOW, December 6 and 7, at twelve o'clock each ‘day, at No. 10 Maiden lane, 8. a AU AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS sday, Decomber 6, ut 1044 o'clock, at 53 Bowery, the Fix- tures of a Millinery Store and xeneral Merehandise. Satur- day, December 7, regular weekly sale of Furni ARSHAL'S SALE. JOHN A. DUNN, AU this day Kk, 59 Grout Jones, Peted =e of wostnnnore Twill’ expose for sale the Ger gee aa u Merchant Tailors Store, Cloths, Cassimeres and Also at 11 o'clock # large qusoei of Children’s Dolls, Hato, Velvot Trimmings, Masks anda large Jot of MUll: nery. By order of CORNELIUS F. FARLEY, Marshal, » fi ings and Liquors in ca: a lot Chairs, Lounges, Tables. Barroom Stoves, heen re LOUIS LEVY, aie Marshil. Monteace SALE.—P. DAILEY, AUCTIONEER, will yell one five Parlor Suit, Mirror, Byunsels Carpet, Bedsteudy, be. at 10 A. M.. this New Bowery, in lots. By odor, AWNBROKER’S SALE. ‘FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 152 Canal st,, near Bowery, will sell, this day, 11. Jots Men's and Women's Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, ee nants, Underclothiny nilts, Blankets, C¢ es ; also 300 lots Fosthor Beds, Pillow: sl ke. ._ By order Hi WNBROKER'S SALE.—S. FIRUSKI, ‘Auctionovr, 422 Fulton st., Brooklyn, sells’ this 11 o'clock, 600 lots Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, ladies Un- dorweal Quilts Bl "Sheets, Boots, Shoes, &c. By Bas BROKER'S SALE THIS DAY. uAMES. AGAR, Auctloneer, will well at salesrooms, OF Bowory, 700 lots Shawls, Remnants, Tublo ferclothing, eats Blankets, Quilts, Bods, | i Filta Overcoats, ‘Pantaloons and Vests. By order of M.S. Madigan, McAl AWNBROKER’S SALI HOS. J. MCGRATH, AUO- tloneer, 158 Chatham st., corner Mulberry, will sell, this day, 11 o'clock, 700 lots ‘Men's and Women’s Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants. Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, &c.; also Coats, Pantalcons, Vests, &e. Order TT. Carroll, South btn av. oeeer SOMERVILLE, AUOTIONEER, OFFICE 74 VERSITY PLACE. THE SALE OF THE SEASON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 L THE pty MAGNIFCENT,, ¥U) Mirune ” “af “THE ON NO. 31 T 3A TH ST. ND TER BROTHERS BOM PMs i 1 VEL VET CARPETS; COSTLY “CURTAINS, — ARTISTIC BRONZES, CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS, DIXONS AND BLEINGTON'S SILVER PLATE. &C.. ac. RE Cp tes NITY I8 OFFERED PUR- citas ERS IN’ TH REMPTORY SALE OF THIS SUPERB FURNITURE. WHICH WILL BE ON EX- HIBITION MONDAY, ‘DECEMBER 9. S HERMAN, AUCTIONEER ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF imported Wines und Liquors, Bourbon and Rye Whiskey. Will sell positively THIS DAY (ne Werepmabe 11 o'clock, at salesroom, 154 and 1 several casks imported and. California Brandios ee Gin,’ Jamaica Rum Scotch, and Iria Whi 4 casks rior Port and Sherr Bourbon Whiskey, well old; casks Prune Brandi Prandies, Gin, Cordial, Bitters; eases Port, ‘Shorey and Khiie Wino, Champagne, &e., this being the entire Mock, and will be sold in lots to suit the trade; also Her- ring Safe, Furniture, &e. TNDER THE PROVISIONS or mortguge, dated Decembor 1 trnatees by the Unit ‘at public auction, at No, G41 Wont 23d wt., New York city, on the dd day of January, 1879, at 10 o'clock A, M achinery, Equipments and other Property of sdid com. puny sot forth invand covered ‘h suld trust deod. A sched- he ule can be seen at the bas of the com) MatDbWs, NW. PMHATCH. "| Trustoos 1878. nown brand: 0 1877, made to us as States Corset Company, we will sell, + all the D York, Dee. & we TOPPING, AUCTIONEER. Peake Sale of a Stock of Dry Goods, by pier of CHARLES W. RHODES and ARTHUR D. WILLIAMS, assignees in bankruptey. w. ‘OPPING & CO., Auctioneers, will sell THIS “pay eMEriduy),, December 0, at 'I1 o'clock, No. 201 SIXTH AVENUE,, The stock of on Goods and Fahey Goods contal id fi store. Terms cash, before delivering, in bankable mot Bale peremptory. By order of above assignees, THE LECTURE SEASON. (oorek UNION” FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LEC. tures, in the great hall, at 8 o'clock,—Saturda; 7. Gufs will be deliverod by Willtam Siarsball, nburg, Mans, Subject, “The Yellowstone Ne untrat 1 Park. Tickets — be lad gratis at tho office of the Cooper Union and at D. Vau Nostrand’ aid eae NG ACADEMIES. A= SER SING “AGADEMIE: s AL (ON a rooklyn branch, 301 Gide aud society waltees spec Hida elseks Toonces' nay MACGREG ORS eS ACADEMY OF DANCING, P 4th st., near Sth av.; private instruction aa fer tintroe. be. tee cireulars. AEN DODWORTH'S ac HOOL Deportment, 4% ‘a ‘Sth avenue, send for circular, For terms, f + private lessons any hour: lady Jos waltaos. AUSE & DUBOIS’ DANCING ACADEMY 1207 Sirona wai private lossons every hour, day or evening; DE BROADWAY AND 82D 8’ pen « ery dayand evening. Hend for a cireal tending pupils are welcome visito INSTRUCTION, etaeeant “LiKE cnangh tr eens mee ithout board, in exe! ting; reference.” Addrey towed ee a9 LADY, EDUCATED IN PARIS, A THOROUGH 1A French scholar and masieian, desires engagements at pupils’ residences her owt, She also instructs in Kingiien branche: of eglocted edu: cention rapidly tun; ’ 24th st. A “LADY, HG TH fuentiy), will tive dnctrection (a Buglieh, Yrenes iuueie in exchange for Room and Board. Addfess TEACH- Ki, box 17 Horaid ofties. SVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH, Music aud Languages, Lexington av., corner 78th Fu RSATIONAL LESSONS BY iam lady dip! 1,287 Browdway, ro lerute, _ Vii. m4, first floor, " Neac HERS OF KNOWN CALIBRE AND CHARAC- prompt mist for fnmilivs, sehovls, college: mm tie. HORN, 30 Bast 14th st. MARBLE MANTELS. yanec AND MARBLEIEKD MANTELS, GRAVE: stones, bottom prices, A. KLABER, 134 Kaweh ini oh. near dda HE LAnaner MANUFACTURERS OF GRATES FOR or wood, with an ua bog ‘the trade. " DILKE Vs. DILKE. THR SUDDEN END OF THE LONG CONTESTED SLANDER SUIT. {From the London Globe, Nov. 21.] In the Queen's Bench Divison of the High Court of Justice this morning the libel case against Major William George Featherstone Dilke, on which © true bill hed been found in the Central Crim- inal Court, came before the Lord Chief Justice of Rugland and « special jury. There were two counts in the indictment, setting _ | out letters alleged to have been wfitten by the defen- | dant to Mr. Charles Featherstone Dilke, husband of the defendant * eister-indaw, Mra, Rosamond Dilke These letters were said to be Libellous and calculated to injure, vility, prejedice and defame the said Mrs. Kosainond Kewily Dile Mr, Serjeant Parry, addressing the jury, said ee maay state at once that you will be spared ay painful inquiry, ‘The ninet the Getendaat to 8 chisye’ of tel. . bare. Hosamond Dike, who tl the proseoutria of the charge, was to defendant's brother, whe died under very trelaneboly cireamestances in Getober, 1877. The de- fondant, the Urother of this bedy’s band, wrote two letter® one in May, I#77, and the other in the | dame folowing, sad im those two letters it was for a diveroe before the petition was heard the "s Proctor intervened, and from eouper ta did scouse Lord Aylesford of intimacy with the lady whom I’ have the hows howor to represent, At the trial of this me on 2 ‘* Proctor was repre- —— ee Attorney General, On — that ra. Dilke and Lord Aylesford went into the witnees box im the Diverse Court and denied that there was any improper intimacy between them. No cross-cxamination was administered that occa an ord Aylesford founded ian, intimacy be, tween them, Mra Dike, fe’ cheater upon two vccagions—at the lee court, where t pro- were and in the Divorce solemuly that there ever was between them, Lord Ayles- tt I cannot conceive now one to enter into a ry of thie inet om thie of the jorge It nA my imtention to T any evi- = and it will be your duty to find a verdict of Bot guilty. The Lord Chief Justice—Gentlemen, if there is no the case is at an end. HIS OBJECTION OVERRULED. “Well, Your Honor, I object! I really must object now!” said the prisoner's counsel to Judge Otterbourg at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. “Object! Object if you like, Keep on objecting; but what good will that do your client?” replied the Court, “Your Honor, this I know is an honorable court, and you, pardon me, are, I'm sure, a just man! (Rais- ing his hand deprecatingly.) Nay, 1 know ‘tis writ that flattery is food for fools, but wise men some- times partake of it, So, I'm sure Your Honor will not find fault with me for saying Your Honor is not only a Justice but just! Now, sir, I'm @ young man, climbing the ladder of fame and, perhaps, somewhat too anxious tor my client's welfare; but this gy will—nay, must attribute to overweening loyalty to my cause and freshness. I care not how you regard me so that ag release this poor downtrodden, oppressed perso: », like your- self, is a man, but you move the savantage of hin i color, Nevertheless you will do him justice. There- fore, to all and aught you have said I most emphat- ically and premptorily objec ‘There was a faint buzz of applause among the un- usually large throng of criminal lawyers behind him, “Mr, Derrickson, your client came here on a sum- mons issued at the request of this colored lady to show cause why 4 complaint for abandonment should not be made against him. aaa the ~ aecaemealinaiale then, when did you eat your “I object! I alee The a is free! Free as God's pure oxyyen. I his immediate re- lease!’* shout the counsel. age me when and where were you arrested be- fore?’ said the Court to the prisoner. I ty dl Tobject! Don’t answer!" ere, counsellor!"’ said Judge Otterbourg, ris- ing to his feet. I Ih acieg, Freedom belongs to my “I object! client! I object “Silence, sir! Not another word!’ thundered Judge Otterbourg with his index finger ominously close to the counsellor’s nose, ‘‘not another vayilnble or abjec- tion, or I'll commit you to # cell in tha “Thank Your Honor!” meekly replie the counsel, as the Judge sat down and the case went on, while the legal lights assembled enjoyed their rival’s dis- comfiture, A RANDOM SHOT. As Mr. Harry McDowell and Mr. J. J. Rowan Spong, two theological students, were seated in their room in the General Seminary, in West Twentieth street, last Wednesday night, they were suddenly startled by a loud noise, which sounded like an explosion, and by a general scattering of small pieces of glass all over the room. Springing to their feet they found that a pane of glasa in the lower sash of one of their windows had been pierced bys bullet, Contin on its course the had crossed the room an struck a volume of “Grote’s Histo: Mr. McDowell's library, and then The ball was evidently almost spent as 07 lead mark was discernible on the book and hole in the window pane was about as large as a silver dol- lar, the rest of the glass being considerably shattered. ‘The line of the shot across the room, which is on the top floor, would point to some of the houses on Twenty-first street opposite, but from the spent con- dition of the ball it is more than probable that it was fired from the sidewalk. It might even have been fired from a strong rubber oe gre and have pro- duced the same effects, If it struck any one in the room ean! a slight scratch could have been caused, All parties laugh at the idea of an “at- tempted assassination,” aud in looking epee the pepttes asajoke. Captain ire has placed » tective on the case to investigate the matter, but a iment does not believe there is anything serious REAL ESTATE. ‘The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange December 5;— BY WILLIAM KENNELLY, Robert P. Lee, referee—Foreclosure sale i) the throe sory brick dwelling, with lot 149x189, Ni 142 “Woot 24th ot, 0. s., 0026 ft. of Tih a. to plaintiff.. by &. '¥. havmonD. William H, Willis, Jr., roforeo—Foreelosure sale of the five saat tenement, with lot 25x99, No, ‘385 East of Ist av., to plaintiff... 4 ¥ C.J. LYON, Artemas H. Holmes, referoe—Foreclowure sale i the four story brick stable, with two lot ether in sine 45x 100.5, ‘Now’ 110 and 112 airest #8, 6, 130 ft, w. of Oth av., to plainss BY A.M. MULLEL, Public auction sale of the five sto: q ~yeod front store Nos. 740 and 742 Broudway, with lot, 51x116.4x- 54.5x96.9, to John M. Jackson... ve Executors' sale of the three story brick and the five story brick houses, Nos. 164 Essox st., with lot, 25x10, 0. &., 100 fl. u. of Stanton at to William Muller... Similar sale of ground at Rye, ‘Total.. 81,020 91,000 12,400 1,190 150,660 frame hou: 1ig .¥., to Caroline A. Higgins OFFICIAL BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, The following is a statement showing the real es- tate transfers recorded in the Register’s office Decem- ber 5, 1878. Goon ot oon) 3 64), 25x90.4; Joba tp a and yee feree) to G. eorber oF Oth ith und wifs to John 400 fh. w, of Yule av., 2OXUR Adolph Keppich Wost 35th st. No, 08 yoston "Riewien Mortioen to Joveph D. Bryant... Bast 1th at. No. 19 Gig” yours), Zobnstou tO James MeCrvery & C MORTGAGKS. Aman, Leopold, iy Daniel ties im 8. . of 15th st., w, of Mth my. ;' year... $1, Wi fund ote wuior, Elisabeth ban of 4th ay. ; dem Meutynn, do James R. Smith, w. of Lexington ay.; 1 year, to sane, u. «of 74th at, w. of Taxingion av.§ JOME eve oe Weide, Chiles and wife, ¢, corner of Oth av. 1 yea AASIUNHENT OF seguitu sans. Hayward, Robert 5., to David B. + $3,500 King, Mary A. and dthors, to Leltoy iin adininis: SECURITIES AT AUCTION. On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the follow. ing securities were sol Nine thousand dollars Denver and Rio Grande, | agit first morteage seven por cout gold bunds, Interest ta i November, dated 1810, si iy ‘ {ymatigeat sat UO} por come tote aR a eC ned ere seven nt bonds at it shares ‘ral Butehorg and Drovers Ah itch), £28 cach y a k'das Sugeaseea ans gli Co eT INDIAN AGENTS’ ACCOUNTABILITY. od THE LAW REGARDING THEIR DISBURSEMENT OF THE PUBLIC FUNDS AND HOW IT IS EXE- CUTED. ‘Wasninaton, Dec. 4, 1878, The lack of responsibility on the part of Indian agents as contrasted with the rigid accountability to which army officers are held, both for public money and government property, has often been the subject of free comment. ‘fhe latest stricture is by General Gibbon, commanding the Department of Dakota, who says:— If the system of responsibility which prevails in the army existed in the Tadian Department much of the now well founded charge of looseness and fraud would be avoided, But under the total lack of system in that department the responsibility is so loose and fraud xo easy that the wonder is, not that peculation should sometimes occur, but that it does not happep in all cases, As something more than an ephemeral interest at taches to this question, a statement has been prepared for the readers of the HERALD showing, 4s briefly as . possible, what are the laws and regulations govern . ing the accountability of Indian agents for public funds and property, and how these laws and regula tions are observed by the Indian Office and Treasury Department in the adjustment of the cash and prope erty accounts-of Indian disbursing officers. PROVISIONS OF THE STATUTES. ' ‘The law on the subject, as found in the Revised Statutes, is as follows: — 1.—All persons whatsoever, charged or trusted with the disbursement or application of money, goods or effects of any kind for the benefit of the Indians, shall settle their accounts, annually, » at the Department of the Interior, on the Ist day ot October, and copies of the same shall be laid before Congress at the commencement of the ensuing sea sion, by the proper accounting officers, together with alist of the names of all persons to whom money, olin year for the Doneft of the indians, specitying = ceding year for tl tit of the 8, spec: See me seal ail nttiont ton ckton dling wera tape : and showing who are delinquents, if ‘any, in forward: ing their accounts, according to the provisions of this sectio SEe. 2, om, “xo superintendent of Indian affairs or Indian agent or other disbursing officer in such ser- view shall have advanced to him on Indian or public account any money to be disbursed in future until such superintendent, agent or ote in fee service has settled his accounts of the ear, and has satisfactorily shown that all ieee favor of the government, which may appear to be on his hands, are ready to be paid over on the order of the Secretary of the Interior. Suc, 5,491.—Every officer or agent of the United Stutes who, having received public money which hi is not authorized to retain as salary, pay or emolue f ment, fails to render his accounts for same. ag * provided by law, shall be deemed guilty of embezzle- ment, and shall be fined in a ean equal to the amount of the money embezzled and shall be im- prisoned not less than six months or more than ten years. REGULATIONS PRESCRIBED. ‘The regulations, which are published in pamphiet form (edition of 1877), are as follows:— PanaGrarn 47.—All disbursing officers of this de- partment are required to render their cash and pro} erty accounts a8 soon after the expiration of eac uarter as practicable. A delay of more than thirty ys after expiration of 6 eee in rendering bean accounts red subject the juent officer to ings under section 5,491 Revised Statues, in'od Of the public funds and his surety for the re- covery of the public funds and property in his verre PARAGRAPH dal care must be taken in disbursement vee public moneys to prevent misay pie cation of funds. No sufficient excuse can be o! for misapply ing funds received by iit from this office, ith each notice of the issue of such requisition there is # tabular statement and a especial letter of instructions setting forth clearly ay the applicability tune under each head sub-head of aj Le hae and even the objects for which they be used. Furthermore, at pre where funds are provided under treaty stip the treaties generally Pececrine' ta cntie On ee pending such funds. * * * ParaGrarus 70 anv T1.—The rules of the Treasury require disbursing officers to report at the close of each week and month the balances of public funds in their hands oron deposit. These reports must con- tain a correct statement and be promptly forwarded every Monday morning and on the first day of each month respectively. In addition to the above quoted laws and reguls- tions there are others of minor importance fod to matters of detail that need not be further referred to here. HOW ACCOUNTS ARE SETTLED, ‘The accounts of agents having reached the Indian office are critically examined and referred to the Board of Indian Commissioners, any member of which “is empowered to investigate all contracts, expenditures and accounts in connection with ihe Indian service." (Act May 29, 1872.) They are then transmitted to the Second Auditor, with a memorandem of whatever ex ceptions may have been taken to them on account of errors or other irregularities. In the Second Auditor's pede still closer scrutiny awaits them, and eventu- jhe Second Comptroller overhauls them and ipponte his certificate to the final result, ‘he agent, whe who in Pi od ngyens Page ogg to be service long before the quadruple pana ant mill has ground his papers inte shape, is then notified that his accounts have been “adjusted” and is furnished with an itemized statement sho what vouchers have been “sus pended” or * wed," with the reasons therefor. fo will be seen from the foregoing that if there be even the shadow of crookedness in an Indian agent's secumame teanges Coe tteceed in cone Ox thee os ie examinations to which these accounts are subjected, It may be s question whether the United States derive any benefit from this four-barrelled system of exami- nation, but it is certain that the delay caused thereby is unfair to the Bee! bondsmen, whose liability is not determined by any statute of limitation, and who often find the: ves defendants in suits brought by the government to recover balances fitteen or twenty years after date, It may here be noted that, as the War Department has no board of officers analagous to the Board of Im dian Reggae enn the accounts of army to me examination only—namely, first, undergo a triple nd iy Second or Third Auditor, Tah third. by Comptroller. HOW THE LAW 18 OBSERVED. ‘After what hes been atssed above itis count to add that the law which requires Of Indian agents to be settled annually on the of October is nm bitsy wih the pe re would bes bre vaical —— wi present mac! fa yr eonll baggy Aeop these accounts adj as Fave bed up to as the law evidently templates, Property, like money, is accoun' A arvigs 4 the returns and v tango meron on pres scribed by the army regulations. the nensea! are interpreter and two enabanentek si to all issues of su Lad affidavit of one or moro tiditn to" tho ertiata of tt ont, im bl gg 2 “whether do seat strayed, stolen or dead.” Indian property accounts receive @ much more careful ¢: the ee ae Department than they yee a few year ayo, as will be ween by the following extract from 4 recent report of the Second Auditor :— “A nae Weer Rocke Tae Beek opened, jn nich 0 record is kept of all articles purchased for the dian service and for through this office, showing the date of pure! the description and price goods, the amount paid for transportation from the place of purchase to the place of ‘livery, etl alae tor which the articles ure intended, the name of the agent who receipts for them, ‘This record answers @ double purpose. It enables this office to prevent any overpayment on account of the transportation of Indian goods 4nd supplies, and it shows exactly whee articles each agent must ac coun’ for on his property returns. With such a record as this, properly kept, it seem that nothing short of fraudulent and for vouchers would enable ae to excape a full se countability for every of public property im trusted to his care. RIVER PIRATES AL WORK. Between a quarter to four and four o'clock yester day morning the safe of the Hoboken Ferry Company, at Hoboken, was robbed of about $300, The safe stood immediately inside the door of the wooden storeroom in the ferry house, between the two Barclay street slips, It is the custom to place the receipts in the safe at different hours of the day and night, and to remove them early in the morning, when they are taken to the come # offices, ou boxes containing the receipts had locked the safe, and the thieves carried off the contents ai except one. There are employed at the ferry house during the night a bridgeman and another man who is supposed to keep @ eral watch around, Be tween three and four o'clock in the morning it is the duty of the latter to go to the residences of the ferry hands to wake them for duty, and it was while this watchman was away that the robbery occurred, The money could not have been stolen from the safe ex vept during the brief time it was necessary for the bridgeman to attend to the arrival or departure of of the ferryboats. The only way the thieves ‘could have entered the ferry house, a» is surmised, was to row in under the gil James Rumsey, whieh was lying during the night in one of the street bon ag oa sneak around to the office of the storervom during the absence of the brid mye is generally stationed there. The ole wan 7 rickety fron one and did not require much labor to pry itopen. Apparently the robbery was the work of river thieves, but Mr. Chase, superintendent of the ferry, believes that it is probable the ee were not ow | fr the elect and that the knowledge shows by them the selection of the hour for the rovbery may sonably throw a doubt on persons who are ki him as not beyond suspicion. The case was the hands of Captain Donovan, of the Hoboken xesterday morn, who is now wt work ow bt its