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CITY REAL. ESTATE
But Side.
Election returns.
REE
EXTRA TBLEUKAM TO-NIOIIt.
A BROWN STORK CORNER ON LBJ3JJfG*OW AVE~
nue, below Fttrtj^ond.*^ Broadway.
A FRONT AND TWO REAK HOUSES' ON ELEVENTH
?m!Pt rfeai Second Hveuue ; lot 25x140; well rented;
Will lie Mill this Jay at ijil liWW. Apply ?o SYDNEY H. CAKK,
?S9 Hro?'l??y.
' . LOT of (iROUNP ON CHATHAM STREET, 76X112.8,
A of treat value, csn be bought rltfht by applying Imme
diately to SYDNEY H. CAHR, 42J Broadway.
~~ HANDSOME THREE STORY H10H STOOP BROWN
Mone Home, all modern improvements, iiOxSOxlOU, oa
t Forty n lu tli street, $17,500.
8V DN'EY H. CaRR, 418 Broadway.
A:
Ti^OR SALE? ON STUYVF.SANT SQUARE, A FINE NEW
P 4 story ami basement brick House, 25x5SxlOO, with heavy
brown stone triiuuiini;*, black walnut tlnish ; marble hall and
ail modern improvement*. Inquire THOMAS K. tkipi.kh
?."*) East FlfteeulU street.
FOR SALE? a FIRST CLASS HOUSE, FOUR STORY
brown stone front, East Thirty-ninth street, near Park
SutUT ' NU? '"llu're ou tbe premises of E. H. CO
JIOK SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUILT AND BEST
finished Houses to lie found in the citv; was built by
owner for his own resilience; is the lust house east of Madi
son avenue, in Forty-fourth street ; price $&,uui. In iuir? of
owner, on premises. N. \V. K1KKK.
IfOR SALE-AT A LOW PRICE. A THREE STOPY
basement and cellar stone front House. ltfxSOxI'K); terms
Jo suit; with possession ; No. 21N I nst Forty-ninth street.
O. FOUNTAIN, ou the premises, or 142 East 2jHi st.
IIOR SALE? THREE STORY HltlH STOOP HOUSE, ON
Murray Hill. 25x50, with or without Kiirmt ire.
WINANS, BREED A GRAVES, 1X5 Broadway, basement.
T^OR SALE OR EXCHANdE? IN 147TH STREET. NEAR
.T Third avenue, nine blocks uturir Harlem i'rid<e, bl^li
stoop brown st ?ne House, two story, basement and sub-cel
lar, with French roof, finished in best -tyJe; price ?ai, OuO. In
mttrw of K. KUitKI-:, ii.ceut, 5!7 Second avcuue, or of J.
W HYTE, 319 Third avenue.
J/<OR SALE OH TO LET ?ON FIFTY-NINTH STREET,
near LexlB/.ion aienus. a three story brown stono high
| loop House; in.-.nion Immediate; |J1S,U0O. A.iply to
bwncr, VV. K. N Ii'HOLS, 271 lirmidway.
Ill A V K SEVERAL BROWN STONE THREE STORY
hlth st Hip House i on EukI Thirty-third street for sale at
BI5,5 U. Call for permit on SYDNEY 11. CAKK, 429 Uro.td
Y? TATBR FRONT KOR SALE.-aDO FEET OF WATER
T f Front on the Kaat river for sale. Apply to A. J.
PLliLt ivl ii, SON i CO., 77 Cedar street.
West :sitle.
AFi'LL LOT ON PRINCE STREET, NEAR WOOSTER,
. will i o sold i-,U00 be.ow value by SIDNEY H. CARS,
lit) Broadway.
1?OR SALE-TWELVE VERY VALUABLE LOTS,
Eleventh avenue and lU2d street, lying 4 u lert from
Boulevard and 1U0 feet from River Side Boulevard; this Is n
portion of tli? Abbey Hotel property, and lnclulc* the lite
a here the hotel stood. This property U the most beautifully
[orated an l commanding of any oh the Island. Inquire of
p. W. BAUKi.K, 35 Union iqnara.
If OR SALE-FIVE DESIRABLE PLOTS (>N BOULE
vard, between Eighty-seventh nnd Klghty-elghtli and
14>Hb and 147tl) streets. WINANS. BREED ,t GRAVES,
1 'id Broadway, basement.
Miwelluacons.
s -ON WORTII STREET, NEAR BROADWAV, TWO
ml\ . Liit* for Kale, ready for improvement ; will only offer
pii-in two da>s more. Apply to SIDNEY 11. C.VHU, 42i)
Si >a Iwav.
V
? BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE ON SHY
A euty-eighth atreet, all modern Improvements ; price.
With furniture, igl3, 260. ' *
SYDNEY a. C'ARit, 429 Broadway._
A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, IN
West Twenty-iirst street, opposite Seminary Park ; mod
km improvement* . in good order. Apply at 842 Sixth a v.
Broadway, below canal street-fine pro
perty, about 25.6j17o nnd L on street. Also large and
kmall properties on and nc ir Broadway. Wall to 14th and 62d
Street. W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway.
jTT^OR SALE- FOUR STORY STONE HOUSE, ON FIFTY
,r second street, near Fifth avenue; three story (ton*
dJouse, on East Forty-ninth street.
WIN ANS, BREED A (1 RAVES, 1SS Broadway, basement.
FOR SALE- WITH POSSESSION, HOUSE NO. 63 EAST
78d street, *lti.uiKt ; 78 East ? th, $32, W4) ; 40 and 8X8 \S uxt
(all, f 17.600 and if 2.*?, OTO ; 147 East 4*th, *21,000; 108 West
*' 'th, *32, W? ; 11* East 48th, f.w.ooo.
W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOU SALE.
I/LECTION RETURN B.
ij PF.F,
EXTRA TELEORAM TO-NIOHT.
?$710* SALE IN BROOKLYN, E. D., THE CHEAPEST
.P threa story high st<iop and sub-cellar brick HmUe, with
nil modern Improvements; gas, hot and cold water, range,
beater, washtubs, water closeta, wash basins, marbic man
tels, Ac. ; seven minutes' walk from Roosevelt and DIvim m
si enue ferries ; price IfM.OOi) ; terms Msy. Inquire of E. & A.
UURCllAM, SO Wilson (treat.
IfOR HALE ? IN BKOOKLTH, TWO BLPENDI D BROWN
.1. stone Houses, all Improvements, on Lafavotte avenue;
li no on* modern three story high stoop brick House on Ox
ford St rest ; only 910,00(1 ; easv terms.
BUCKLE it DAVY, 101 and 103 Beekman street, N. V.
For sale or to lease-valuable property
on King and William streets, Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn;
111* iluildlugs are very substantial and are suitable for mid or
(aotorv purposes or would be very desirable for storehouses,
as vessels can load or discharge cargo at wharf immediately
In front of premises For lull Information audress John P.
Wills, Portcaester, N. Y.
"TIOR 8ALE-M FINE LOTS AT OAKLAND (FLAT
JT bush), on Eaat New York and ttlca avenues; *8ou
?-?ohi goou Investment: favorable terms.
F. BAKER, 16 Nassau street, New York.
l/URST CLASS HOl'SE BY INSTALMENTS? IMM EDI
.I1 ate possession; three story high stoop, basement and
cub-cellar brick House, mastic front, range, bath, washtubs,
Vol and cold water on every floor; gas nnd elegant gas hi
tores in every room ; carb fioor bpated from basement ; per
fect order; splendid location, So minutes from ferry, near
J'ulton aveuue; if, 5o ; *1,000 or more rasli, balance on
tuortgage. J. ANDKEV. , Building ltauk. 202 Broadway.
fWlrt -DECIDED KAROAIN, RENT *120>?
?4'JL^.' M M I, Mnrble liwelliug n> art nrro.l i'ark, Hrook
Ivo; all improvements, peru<:t cider, very desirable lor a
novo towu merchant.
VAN TUYL, 2(58 Cherry street, New York.
$12
JlillM i CITY, IIOROKEN AM) HUDSON
CITY KEAt, ESTATE.
?
For Sale.
LECTION RETURNS.
SEE
EXTRA TELEORAM TO-NUiHT.
l^OR SaL:: on TO KENT? AT NORTH W AVKRLET,
S} Hu t' >n City, near the We?t-H >boken (bnr?e can Knll
T"(Kl, a ii'iiuIkt of rlr^itiit Freucb rool Houlra, now beiiii;
Biubnt; Mian t *0 Iloiura now ready to rent or for aale. In
J ii. re ol II. M. KO.KKfl, Builder, Warerley street, near
aMaaria avenue, tin U?n Cltv, N. J.
t'OI'NTKV REAL FNTAT1. FOlt SAI.K.
1/LECllON RtTURMfl.
fli pee
EXTRA TELEOKAM TO-NIOHT.
I
ALL WANTIJfO FARM#? OOOD BOIL, MILD CLI
mate, tii'rtr-f. ur nil r? a nth of Phtl&delpfc a; price
r-i acre : I e?t fl'grain, (raa< and fruit land. Alao improve 1
1 ;.rm?. Hundreds arc reuliui;. Information Wiit free. Ad
errs- C. K. i.atidif, Fropiletor, Viueland, N. J
ArnmciAim practice iw a new England
*tl.apt wrt'.l be , |m n * | arijr who wl.l buy hw llome
?tcad.be retiring after M ream' prantic*. Term* enry.
SOIT11 MAYD A CO., IM Broadway.
A BPLKNHID F ASM, Xi MtLF.S IN KKW JERSEY.
J\ near t'loaU'r KtHlicn ; 46 acrCH, eicellerit building* ami
ImlU, f.AU. Other l'anni. MIU< an I Country seats; all
fritu ami loeallou*. w. U. Ml. LICK, 421 Broadway.
|M| SALE? B1X A OEM or LAND OS THE PAt.I
J *ade* at P.i want Valley, N. J, AUdraaii VaP.ey, iiarald
oQ.cc.
^OR HALE? A COTTON MILL.-TIIE BHHBCRIBEB,
' beli'u d? wrom to re' i <? from business, offers for ea'o at
lift iln kli Kanfawy property. ?.niaMii1 In tii? \ liiae" of Mil
v.ile, Her kiiner count,-. X. V. Tbl? mill haa lately had
sew machinery throughout, and ?nunected wttii It ere tei.e
i, r.,i buildings to accommodate A.I families; an ul falling
?u-aiu of ?Ht r. For further particular inquire uf V. ?>.
?L.-NYoN, on tliu premise*.
O WEEKS Or L \ N OS FOE PALE, IN ARKANSAS,
Vi*lula, i'lMotirl, Tenm MM, Alabama, l? jr,
) i??nr kanivi mar lin l it to tli -ir advantage to gii* the
J lire, tfti? ?i* ... iptlon in addra* t? D., car* of Day
;<;ok ? . 16i street, New I urk city.
IU-.AL KtTAi'E WAMTliD.
i/L'.C'ilON Rl.iCUNS.
ll HSR
EXTRA TKLEkKOI TOMm-IT.
\irAVrED f SKMENT litil ?1H Tn V ? ? | \sr: OR
' ? ?- . '' i ? '? rate* ;? >ii ? tm|>ni*? l I .i . i,. r th?
t ,'*ni hi1 .?*n i.ear ll* 'k'Mi-vk ? . .' I . i li??,
I*. B. \\ . USi I 1 1 i) v i tt t > , - .i it rift,
-A HOITHF. I . KKW YORK,
6 01 1" >,-*'i,t? ? . oi e Will unt'. l
aid olTur.
t%hTAKti'.l> f?> PtiM HABK
V? goo<! "*at) n, from tl?
f referred. AdUrraa L. A., li'i
JHACII1NR?Y.
It j. M i i' jM RETI'RM*i
!i in ::
Exrit\ TKLEHKAli TOIflOHT.
I^NHINi - AND H<>tLKRS OF AM. Hl/,l? TOKACCO
j Muchin .y, Mi tin' l'jnij I an 1 Enfcti.-i l'l; lit
li;i(!*, Sbaftina, fitilrj*, Manitrrnan l mlaciHamoni ilacnlnn*
ry ul all <?< >. il,.t:on?. ft I'Mia' Macliiuery k'arJ, 1^ i to 1.4
Jltidaou strei-t, Ji rio-y ? iiy.
7. or sale- a nx foot kmhe lathe, jo in? iies
J' awing. ?.tli no. 1 ti r, elm 1 m. 1 1. >*, anltabV for nr.y
kind Of Work, to t? bwl at ? ituri i n. Apply at UitLiCi^'4
hew lark Ty | i t'ouiMlr/i 14 Chamber* itreck
OR BALK-THIM I. rULtkINO MACHISK
rintrr, Hera I ! o
F?f
TTOE RALE? A BAROAI'" -TWO FIMR I vuInk < AMI
.1 Ho|iri n, |n and li hoi m . otller (lie*. 10 t?i tUO liorM . tw?
til Root'* K'laine* at liaif ytigi| hlmltlng. 63U Win ttrMt.
Vf ACHINFtY FOR VALE. 41NE DICKINSON PATENT
* ' 1 1& liur*i Holier, complute. Adilroii* boi 6 j PuM
?M , ' /
CTEAM KVi.IM^, BOILEW anu a oenkral as
?ortrr.ont of M^ctiloriy, niw and eer.ind burnt at WIL
l?ARIi'.- M .1 hli.riy pi j ot," con.ei Water and Dorer itrecU.
TO 1*ET FOR BUSINESS PFRPOSF.H.
gLECTION RETURNS.
8 BE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT.
A LARGE BALL ROOM TO LET-IN BREVOORT
Hall, on Flft. -fourth sinct, uear Third aveiiue. Appiy
in the saloon on tint floor.
AT 811 BROADWAY-FLOORS TO LET FOR BUSINE88
purposes. A tine stand for real estate or insurance
oillces. Inquire In store. W. EMBKSON^
AN OFFICE AND LOFTS TO LET-IN STORE 196
Froui street. Apply to UOKKIS k HUAUUIOK.
A PHYSICIAN'S GFFIOB ANH A HANDSOMELY
furnished Parlor Floor, without board, iu a private Ger
man funlly. Restaurant near. References exchanged. 106
We.?t Twenty-first street, second door from Sixth avenue.
\SE<-OND FLOOR TO RENT? SI ITABLB FOR ANY
rerpei tiih ? biumtss ; best references required. 19 Ami
ty street, near Broadway.
Broadway store <no. ?ux) to let-adjoins
tiie new theatre Alhainl.ru; rent #2.5(10 ; also the Base
ment adjolnluK- E. UANFoKD, '??) Broadway.
] TORS --AN OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE TO
I / rent? Furniture for sale ; price tfcJUO. Address Post ofllcs
box 4,787. *
IOFTS AT #*<> BROADWAY TO LET.? APPLY TO LAW
1 SON BROS., on the premises.
CT'irr TO LF.T-WITH DWELLING TAPARTMENTS,
k* Is-Flrst avenue, near Thirty-ninth street. Rent SIW. Ap
ply afotlice 3'2j East Thirty-ninth street.
s
TORE TO LET? 27 HESTER STREET. INQUIRE AT
3i'ti Bowery.
rro LET-STORES IN EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET ;
1 alno h Store on first avenue, near Thirty-fourth street,
with shelves, counter and gas llxtures; rents low.
K. H. U1NE, 576 Second avenue.
TO LET? THE STORES AND BASEMENT UNDER
Booth's tii ??.?itrc, Twenty-third street aud Sixth avenue.
Apply ut the olllce.
rro LET? A SPACIOUS BASEMENT OPPOSITE JEF
1 ferson Market; good business location. No. 9 Green
w ich avenue.
TO LET OK LEASE? THE UPPER PART OF TIIE FIVE
story marble front store No. 48 chambers utreet, running
through to Reade street, 15'.) by 25 feet. Apply to SHEL
DON, HOYT A CO., 43 Chambers street.
E
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
LECTION RETURNS.
SEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
A
4 M1TY STREET, NO. 25.? TO LET, UNFURNISHED,
1 V four story House, modern Improvements, rent low. To
be seen from 0 to 10 A. M. and 3 to 4 P. M.
4 PHYSICIAN AND WIFE (ONLY), O'VNERS AND
i\ occupants of a small brown stone front, almost fur
nLlied, near Lf?iui:tou avenue uuu Forty-fourth street, would
I'.-'it .t to a family of four adults; board for two equivalent to
the rent. Address A Ii., box 176 Herald olllce.
V RARE CHANCE FOR A LADY.? THE FURNITUR3,
j\. Curtains, Pier Giaisea and Car nets for a house to let or
for sale on instalments. Apply at jo Last Thirteenth street,
two doors west Of Broadway.
4 COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HIGH
x\ ?'oop House, on Brooklyn Heights, till May 1, or longer.
Immediate possession. Address or apply to A. Ta YLGR, 41
Worth street, New York.
1 Hit EE STORY I1ROW.V STONE HIGH HTOOP
House, In West Fifth-third street, between Sixth aud
Seventh avenues, occupied by the owner, in first rate order.
Apply at Sixth avenue.
House 76 east twenty-second, near fourth
avenue; furnished, f 51,600: unfurnished, $2,'ioa Applv
on the premises, from 1 tu il, or to STANLEY DAY, 025
Broadway.
Fu rnished house to let in brooklyn.-a
lar^n snd benotil ui House and grounds for the winter,
to a small private family only ; rent nominal to right party; a
rare chance. DEMAS BARNES, 21 Park row, New York.
Four story high stoop stone house to
rent? Furnished, to r^siionslble parties only. Seen from
2 to 4 1*. M. Premises 38 West Twelfth street.
TO LET? DESIRABLE HOMES, IN BROOKLYN, AT
moderate rent ; handsomely linished Suits of Apartments,
first and second floors, In new houses built on a new plan,
containing every convenience of a lirst class dwelliug, incluu
intl elevated oven range. stationary washluba, fireplace heater,
warming both tloors; bathronm and water vtoset, stationary
marble basins, marble mantels, Ac.; evrythlu" first class
and within 16 minutes of either Fulton nr Wall street ferry.
Apply to ALFHED E. LEWIS, 141 Montague street, Brook
lyn, L. L
TO LET OR FOR SALE-SIX FIRST CLASS DWEL
1 ling Houses, all new. App.y to OLIVER SIORY, Eliza
bethport, N. J.
rro LET? BE A UTHTU L AND COMPLETE Ft RNISIIED
1 bruwn stone House No. 5 East Thirty lirst street, one
dour from Fifth avenue. Apt ivto HARBhCK A HALSEY,
41 Beaver sUeet, between 11 and 2.
rpo LET? BROOKLYN, 104 RYERSON STREET; PER
A feet order; all modern ?ouveiilew.es ; Immediate pos
session ; also a line brick Houm and a Cottage ; good neigh
borhood. Apply as aoove.
TO LET? IN PHILADELPHIA, WEST ARCS STREET,
bMit locality iu tliu city, handsome four story residence^
furnished ; rent $2,.".tH) per annum. Inquire flt Texas Land
Company, 2'.* Broadway, or ot .lOlIN S. ALEXANDER, 148
Bootn Fourth street, i'tiila lelj hla.
TO LET -A FRAME HOUSE, TWO STORY AND BASF.
rmut, in Dean street, Umokiyn; rent iow. Inquire of
Mr. VALENTINE, 84 Hue street, iu store.
TO LET ENTIRE OR PART OF BRICK HOUSE 60
Bergen street. 16 minutes from South and other Brook
lyn ferries ; iu besi order.
BENJAMIN, No. 8 East Ninth street, N. Y.
TO LET. -A FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ALL
modern improvements, till May 1. Apply at 134 West
Twelfth street, near Sixth avenue.
TO LET-ON WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR
Broadway, a two storv and basement House, with all tlie
modern Improvements ; will be rented until May 1 nrayear
from May next. POTTER BROTHERS, No. 3 Fine st.
TO LET? UNFURNISHED. WITH POSSESSION IMMF.
tiiatoly, s three story high stoop House on West Twenty
second ?tr et, near Eighth avenue: rent Vi/otl.
JAMES K. LL?\\ AltDS, 277 West Twenty-third street.
ROOMS AND A PART .HUNTS TO L.ET.
ELECTION RETURNS.
SEE
| EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
4 PARTMENTS.? FOUR ROOMS, 449 WI ST NINE
tei-nth street, 177 East Houston s reet, III Orchard
street, CIS Ea?t Ninth street, 417 Tenth aveuue. Apply to
geo. W. fanning, 63 Bleecker street.
4 Sift OF ROOMS TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR
J\. sale, all in k"?'1 condition; rent moderate. Call on Mr.
JAMES, IOW West Fifteenth Btreot.
4 FURNISHED ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS COM
JY muuiuitlng to let cheap, fur housekeeping. Very desira
ble location. 4ttt^ Rtetli avenue.
AT m BOWERY.? NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas, water closets, Ac., to let by Poor or separately, to
single geutiemeu or lauiilies. A spleudtd iocatlou.
4 FINE FLOOR TO LET-IN PERFECT ORDER;
.A water. ra? Ac. ; first class house. Apply to the owner,
on the premises, M Sixth avenue, near Fourth street. Good
reference required.
i PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LKT TWO NICELY FL'R
_i\ nlahe?| Booms, with the privilege ul ll|{bt li usekeepini,
for par month, iir ? anil gas included ; location central,
Mtr cat* ami Kefuraaoea gireu aud required. Ad
dress Comfort, siallon D.
Half op a house two la roe parlors, front
mi l hack Uasetnent, with heater, range, stationary tuba,
Mb-f'ilUr, larj;e yard; rent it 56, lndudiuj gaa. ikti Wast burau
tovuili street, *
/ro let-to sin .le gentlemen. three com
J. fortaoly furnished Rooms, not throe minutes' walk fr >m
three ferriM In Wl llaniabiirji. Address I>. Beiuler, No. Si
Broad way, Williatoauiir^.
To LET-FIRST FLOOR AND B \SEMENT, UNFUR
nlahed, to a small family, at Commerce street, between
BlMckcr and Bedford streets.
TO LET ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
nue- First and btcoud Floor*, handsomely furnished, for
housekeeping. HEBBEKH, Real Estate A cent,
W East Fourteenth street.
TO LKT? THE I PPKR PART (FOI R ROOMS) OF THE
first claa* homo SI8 West Fifteenth street, to a snail
family; all conveniences; refjrence and security required
TO LET? IN EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, APART
menta of three and lour Booms; rents from *IJ to fi?;
water. B. II. DIME, 67t> Second avenue.
TO LET? DFPIR ABLE FLOORS ON BROADWAY, ilE
tween Forty-elthlli and Forty-ninth streets. In good
order; rent $!H, ifZtl and if 22 per month. Inquire or It.
THOMPSON, Aucnt, 1 .42V Broadway, between Forty -second
and Fort) third street*.
TO LET THE SECOND FLOOR OF BUILDINO NO. Wl
Broadway, for miMncss purj oaes. Apply on the |>n tu
lles, or MM Slith avenue.
ri'O let in a private house, an eleoantlt
1. fnri)lsl>ed front Room on se.-ond floor, w Hh avery con
venience. Ti nus modsiatc. ItS West Niueteeoth ausel, near
sutli av?nu?.
fPO LET? THESE FLOORS IN Nllf CUU HOUKI
1 .'HI Second avenue, corner Thirty firit street; flro rooms'
eai li, with mariiia mame?, r*'? < roton water; se| sr tic or to
gether. Apply on pr. raises for two days.
TO LET ON BROADWAY, UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
In soils and rhlgly, for housekeeping, business or lodg
ing purposes. Alto liltnUhtd Booms. Apply at 7?i Broad*
way, ro ,in4i
TO LKT SECOND FLOOR, ?!? HT. MARK'S PLACE.
1 Bent i-40.
'|'*0 LAROE FURNISHED POOMS ON TUB SECOND
1 I i ir of No. 8 ?'harl?on street lo let on reasonable terms
'I II IT. IKioMS TO LET-ON THIRD FLOUR; BENT
i <?' a i uili. In j. lire ul 'U Walls street.
coi'Vt kv iioi i:", i'aHHm, *m? to
ItKNTa
L'LECTION Rl.TCRNS.
SHE
EXTRA TILEWU'.M TO-NMHT.
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It'i'J. "i-V""'*' rl" '"V., lathho.se, fruit an J
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brl I*.', or at Ind a felik Company, H rooms street.
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EXTRA TELEuRAM TO-NIOHT.
AUCTION NOTICE? J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.?
Magnificent Household Furniture. Pianoforte, Brontes,
Drawing Koom Furniture, Painting*, Mirrors, Ac.., at public
auction, this day (Tuesday), at the private residence 67 Weat
Fifteenth it., between Fifth and Sixth an., isle commencing
lit IU'm o'clock. Drawing rooms ? Superb Seta Furniture, cov
ered crimson and gold and green and gold brocatel of the
richest description ; Etageree, Bookcase, Centre Tables, Cabi
nets, Encoignurea, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Bronze Statu
ary, Ornaments. Ormolu Clock, He- res Chins Vases, Bronze
Onno ii Chandeliers. Pier ami Mantel Mirrors, Brocatel and
I. ace ilurta'us, Oil Paintings by eminent artists, magnlUcent
rose. w< oil Pianoforte, Stool, Cover, Music Stand; Dining Ta
ble. bullet, elegant Seta Ruby, Crystal tilaas Ware ; Sliver
Casters. Salvers, Tureens, Dinner and Tea Service, French
China Dinner Met, rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes; Hair, Spring Mattresses, Blankets,
Ac. Sale peremptory. N. B. The house furnished less than
six months, and the furniture is in complete order.
A? A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OP
? magnificent Household Furniture, most ot which is la
Berfeet order and nearly new, having been but little used.
[cssrs. BAURY A CD. will sell this day (Tuesday), Nov.
3, lh68, the entire contents of the large brown stone bouse 180
l ast Nineteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues,
commencing at 10)<( o'clock precisely. consisting of an ele
gant rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, nearly new, with
manufacturers' guarantee: elegant Suits In French satin bro
catel ; also two rich Suits in line reps; superb Turkish Easy
Chairs, richly carved Centre and Side Tali.es, Ac. ; a large as
sortment of magnificent Bedroom Furniture. In richly carved
walnut ; also a general varietv of elegant Dining Room Furni
ture, Ac., Ac. N. B.? Sale without reserve, and ail goods posi
tively guaran- teed as represented.
Bureau of ordnance,
Navy Dkpaetm*'nt,)
WasntNOTON City, Oct. 26, IStiS. J
SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE .ORDNANCE STOKES.
There will lie sold, at public auction, to the highest bidders,
at noun, on Monday, the 23d day of November, 186H, In the
olllce or the Inspector of Ordnance, Navy Yard, Boston,
Mass.. a quantity of Ordnnnco Stores mid Material, compris
ing shot ami Shell, Muskets, Rtlles, Carbines, Revolvers,
Spare I'arts, Cartridge Boxed, Ac.
These articles will Be no Id lu lots.
Terms? One half cash, in government funds, on the con
clusion of the sale, and the remainder wlthtn ten days after
wards, during which time the articles must bo removed from
tlic yard, otherwise they will revert to the government.
Payments for articles purchased must b? made before 2
P. M. each day.
It Is to he distinctly understood that no guaranteo will be
given to purchases of articles offered for sale aud noted Ir.
the catalogue as r< ;ards their exact condition or quality ; but
it is believed, however, that everything offered for sale is as
represented.
J. A. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral and Chlel of Bureau.
BY R. SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, will be sold
at public miction, at the salesroom No. .17 Nassau street,
lu this city, on the I'ith day of November, 1868, at 2 o'clock 1*.
M.. four l,utt?r<i Patent of the United States, as described and
advertised lu the New York Herald October 31, 186&
E. ii. HI N I' an d Others, Mortgagees.
BY CAMPBELL A CO., AUCTIONEERS.? WILL BELL
on Thursday next, lu lots, positively, to close business,
the entire lar^ic stock of llrst class Ten aud Grocery Store ;
also superior Fixtures, complete, together with live Horses,
(irocery Wugins, Harness, Ae. This Is one of the largest
grocery aud tc i auction sales of the season and worthy at
tention of men of the trade. Full particulars hereafter.
/"lOOLEY A Cl'RLEY, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 27 NEW
" J Chambers street, sell this day, at ll)'?. o'clock, the enure
Stock aud Fixtures of the Cigar Store :;5Z Water street, con
soling of Counters, Showcases, Shelving, Beds, Bedding, Ac.
Sale positive lu lots.
Edward rchenok, auctioneer.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
OF THE SOL DUCKS' BUSINESS MESSENGER
AND DESPATCH COMPANY,
CORNER OF MYitTLE AND TOMPKINS AVENUES,
Brooklyn ivla Myrtle nvetme cars from Fulton terry).
Continuation sale by Ei'WAKD SCilENCK, on Wednesday,"
at IU.% o'clock.
Sale peremptory, by order of
11. F.DWIN TREMAIN, Esi.,
Assignee and Counsellor at Law,
167 Broadway.
H
C"* EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
II (leiiteel Household and Olllce Furniture, Ac.
GEORGE COOK will sell by auction, on Wednesday, at 11
o'clock, at 'iIh salesrooms, lul Liberty street, genteel second
hand and i ew Furniture, Ac., removed for convenlonre of
sale. A Mo at same time Clocks, Bronzes, Parians, Sliver Plated
Ware, Ac. Catalogues at sale.
ENRV D. MINER, AUCTIONEER? SALESROOM NO.
8 Cor.landt street.
Art Gallery No. 845 Broadway.
PINE ARi'S.
The larw and eleeant collection of high class
Modern Oil Paintings. comprising
Tlie entire Gallery of A. D'Huyvetter, E?q.,
Is now open for
FREE EXHIBITION,
At the Art Gallery, S46 Broadway,
And will be sold at anctlon by
MINER A BARKER, on Thursday and Friday
Evenings, Nov. IS) and 30, at 1ft o'clock.
TN PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 13, M68, AT CUN
i NINGHAM A SMITH'S Auction Store, 227 South street,
commencing at o'clock, by order of Joseph I. Harvey,
licensed pawnbroker, a large tale of Diamonds, (lold and
Silver Watches, On* Jewelry, Ouns. Pistols, Opera Glasses,
Ac., Ac. Also oue line Set of Bon* ~ jokM, SOU. Sale
positive.
J" "BOG A (IT, AUCTIONEER.
. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,
at 10)tf o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. 1 North William
street, a Urge and general assortment of Housuhold Furni
ture, Carpets, Ac., Ac.
ORKIS wTlKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Provision Utensils at auction?' The Stock of a pork
packing establishment. ? E. H. LTJDLOW A CO. will sell, at
auction, on Wednesday. Nov. 4. 1W9, at 10)$ o'clock, on the
premises. 617, 519, 621, 62S and W> West Thirty -second s'.reet,
between T enth and Eleventh avenues, one Holler, nearly
new; Steam Engine and Hoisting Apparatus, Tanks, Lard,
Presses and Coolers, Beam Scales and Weights, Oil Casks,
Blocks, Table*, Ac. ; the stock of an establishment retiring
from business.
FI RMAN, AUCTIONEER, 126 MERCER STREET.?
r Sales at auction of Household Furniture at owuer's
residences, or at my salesroom, 126 Me reft street, weekly.
Parties giving up housekeeping wi.l meet with prompt atten
tion.
Sheriffs sale or gold and plated jewelry.
Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, Furniture, Ac., by COLE A
Ml'Rl'HV, 881 Fulton street, Brooklyu, on Wednesday, Nov.
4, at 10>j o'clock.
"est SIDE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, NOV. 10, BY
MULLER, WILKIN'S A CO.-An elegant, full sUa,
Independent browu stone House on north side of Seveuty
first street, lU'il) feet distant from the Central Park. This pro
perty overlooks the Park and Is within a few steps of the
mineral springs, the skating pond, lake, terrace, ramble,
in a. I, mo?ic grounds, horseback road, children's play
grounds, circle, boulevard, ,ic. ; lot 86xlO'J, with stable on
rear. Maps at No. '? Pine street.
ILL1AM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER-SELLS ON
Wednesday, No* ember 4, at 10^ o'clock, at 5^7 Hud
son street, near West Tenth, a general assortment of House
hold Furniture, consisting of mahogany Parlor Suit, ma
hogany Bookca?e, mitbogat y Secretary, mahognny marble
top Bureaus ami Wasbstands, mahogany Bedsteads, Ave
Feather Beds, hair mattresses, enameled Chamber Suits,
W. i r I robes, Mirrors, Crockery and Glassware, Brussels ana
it-ply Carpets, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, Ac.
DIVISION STREET. -THE FRONT AND REAR
Houses
tber 6, I
o'clock noon.
O \ DIVISION STREET. -THE FRONT AND REAR
?' r Houses and Lot will be sold at auction, on Thursday,
November 6, by JAUEtt L. MILLER, at 111 Broadway, at U
E
FOtt BALK.
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EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT.
A FIRST CLASS BAR AND MILLIARD ROOM CON
ne-ted with i? lar.*e hotel west of Fifth avenue for sals
cheap; owner lias other business; If not sold will lie rented.
Partfc'ilnrs of ROBINSON, Reunion Hotel, Forty-second
street, near Fourth avenue.
A RARE CHANCE.? FOR SALE, THE CIGAR STAND
attached to Powers' Hotel, 17 and It) Park row.
A? FOR SALE, A SPLENDID DOWN TOWN RIS
? taiirant at a sari Hire ; also a good Meat Market,
corner Liquor Stores, BakerlM. corner Grocery and Feed
Stores; a Kindling Wood ^ ard, with stsan Eiu,lne"anil Boiler,
for 11,UK>. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, if Cedar strcat.
A -FOR SALE, A TIER CLASS HOTEL IS WASH
? lnctun, I>. C., In comp ete ordrr aud doln^ good bust
i,**?. Apply to CHARLES ROGERS A CO., Broadway.
A LARGE SIZE WILDER SAFE FOR RALE CHEAP,
J\. at Ptf Maiden lane ; also one medium fixe Herrlni! and
two small safe*. H. G. i,-i'ikk.
BUTCHERS' FIXTURES, ALL NEW, FOR SALE-OR
the Interest of Store and Fixture*, with Apartments;
cheap rent ; sickness the cause. Apply at 84tS East Twenty
third street.
"LIOR SALE? A SHOE STORE, ON THE OOENEE OF
C Mvrtie and Grand avenues, Brooklyn. Owner hat other
business. Call uutU sold, fiom 6 to 9 P. M.
IiH)R HALE-A FIRST CI. \SS COMMISSION B1 StNBMB,
1 with Stand, Lease and Fixtures ; a good Investment for a
party desiring a good paying business. Addraas or R|>plj to
CLARK A DONOHOK, stund No. ?, o| DOatla 14.) W em street.
For sale-old established familv orocert
on Fultoa areiiue, Itmoklyn; trade Increasing. Apply
to H. L. KlDMt. 3U Pine street, New York, cr i,lutj Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn.
FIOR BALE? A 0<K)D FATING BOOT AND SHOE
Store, on a leading avenue, wot side; good lease; cheap
rant. Apply to P. GArPNHT, Auctioneer, 326 iiowerv.
I 'OR SAl.E?PISH AND OYSTER MARKET, 400 THIRD
avenue.
SALE? COUNTERS, SHELVING, DESKS. OAS
X FUttrn a, Ac. Apply at HlH Broadwuy.
I ?'OH SALE-A MILK ROUTE, AT 111 WEST TWENTY
mill street ; will be sold uu reasonable tuin.s on accouut
of otber business.
If<OR SALE CHEAP? THE FIXTURES OF A LARD OIL
fact ir.f; Pi-esnes, Plates, Press Cloths, ranks, Kettles,
Ste un Boiler and all the tools and Implements comp ete;
also about sin tans of I'lg Iron. Applv at the factory, 7< and
78 Sullivan eti est, N. Y., front 9 to lu o'clock A M.
(V
i N E OF THE LARGEST AM) BEST DOWN TOWN
' Kots'irauts In the city fur sale very low Receipt* about
a day, KOUTHaAID n CO., 194 Broudway.
II IIOTOGR A I'll GALLKET FOB BALE-FOE i.V4t
less tlmii half Its value ; doing I busbies*. For
further particulars call on or address A. H. CLOLGU, Weeds
port, N. Y.*
HAKH CHANCE.-FOR SALE, Tin: LEASE OF AN
i old established Seamen's Hoarding llntut and Bar Fu
tures, consisting of three-Mill beei pumpidnlag good titsl
tiMs and a good locality. Inquire at Mi Cuerry street.
tJAFFB. -DUE BILL FOIl f7(H WORTH MARVIN'S
t' Sile* at 30 per cent discount. Call at 78 Cedar sticet,
basement.
d>i) r.nn roR pvrnitcre ard lease
VA.'M'u, of a Home rontalning 19 room, n'naled
close to l r in !w*v; low rent; now psylng a l*ri,e jprniit; a
Mr* chsiice p.utles leavii,- tiiecllyi i?itiisea>y. A^ .yto
A. Slot' f. Hi West Fouitli street.
U INKW, liiqiUIRS, A(',
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EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIOHT.
/MDEK AND A PI'LKB. -50,000 GALLONS OF PIPPIN
V ' slid Kimet Cl ler lor sa.e. Aleo 10 JO I barrn s of Pippin
Apples for Shipment. Apply te E. L. PULL. Pellha* I arm,
V ster couutf, N. T.
KUKOPEAJl STB AMSHIPS.
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EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
NOTICE.-THK SPLENDID STF.AMSHIP NEBRASKA,
Captain Guard, sails trom pier 46 North river, for
<jueenst?wD and Liverpool, on Wednesday, Nu??mli?r 4, at
8 o'clock A. M. precisely. Cabin passage ,jt80, gold : steer
age JjCJd, curreucy. Apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, 29
Broadway.
The Hamburg american t packet company's
Iron mall steamahlu
holbatia,
H. Ehler*. commander, carrying the United States mailt, will
?all ou Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 2 P. M for
HAMBURG,
taking paaaeng en for Hamburg, Ham, Southampton and
London.
First Cabin, $120; Second Cabin, $72 ; Steerage, $38. Pay
able In United States gold.
The C1MBRIA to sail Nor. 10.
KUNHARDT A CO., O. B. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agents, General Passage Agents,
61 Broad street, N. T. No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y.
HAMBURfi-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
Kxtra steamer to Hamburg, via Southampton,
BORUKSIA, Caplalu Frauzer, Mills November "1, taking
passengers to Southampton, London, Havre and Hamburg
at reduced rate*.
First Cabin, 9100; Second Cabin, 860: Steerage, $23;
Pavable In United State* gold coin. ?
For further particulars apply to
KUNHARDT A CO., C. B. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, corner Beaver. No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S
Steuuislilp li ANSA, E. Brlckensteln, Master.
On THUR8DAY. Nov. 5,
Carrying the United States mall, will sail at 2 P. M., from the
Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, taking passeu
gers to
London, Havre, Southampton and Bremen,
at the following rates, payable in gold:?
First cabin $120
Second cabin 7s
Steerage 36
To lie followed bv the steamship AMERICA, C. Harjes
helmer, master, ou Thursday, Nov. 12.
iriinci, uiaairr, ou imuxi nj.
For freight or passage
CHS A CO., 88 Broad street.
IONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
J Steamers fortnightly to London direct from pier No. 3
North river. Passage at $100, $75 and $30, currency.
CKLLA November 14 ATALANTA December 13
VM. PENN November *28 BhLLONA December 2tf
For passage to Havre, Paris, Antwerp and Rotterdam, at
cheapest curreucy rates, apply to ROBERT N. CLARK, 05
Broadway.
For freight to HOWLAND A ABPINWALL. M South street.
JTIOR LIVERPOOL AND QUBBNBTOWN.? INMAN LINE
' of Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as follows : ?
CITY OF CORK (via Halifax) Tuesday, Nov. 3
CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday, Nov. 7
CITY OK PARIS Saturday, Nov. 14
ETNA (via Halifax Tuesday, Nov. 17
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, at 1 P.
M. (tide permitting , from pier 45 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable In gold. I Payable in currency.
First cabin $1('0 | Steerage..*. $3U and $35
To London luo To London R5 and 40
To Paris 115 | To Paris 42 and 47
Halifax 20 ! Halifax 15
St. Johu's, N. P., by brunch I St. John's, N. F., by branch
steamer 45 | steamer 30
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen,
Ac., at reduced rate*.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons
Wishing to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Company's offices.
John g. DALK, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and tjueenstowu.
Alto from Liverpool uiid London,
By first class packet ships.
Drafts payable In all parts of Great Britain and Ireland at
lowest rates.
Apply to TAPSCOTT BROS., 83 South street and 23 Broad
way, f,ew York.
QTEAM TO GLASUOW AND LONDONDERRY.
O THE ANCHOR LINK
Favorite Clyde built passenger steamer* are Intended to sail
EVERY SATURDAY,
from pier 20 North river, at 12 o'clock noon.
BRITANNIA Nov. 7 IOWA Not. 28
JII35".*1!.*-. ..Not.14 COLUMBIA Dec. 5
E 0 tiorA .Nov. 21 CALEDONIA Dec. 12
Rates of passage, paya'iie in currency !-*
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow or Kerry, $90 and $75. ?
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $18J.
Steerage to Glasgow or Derry, $:iti: Intermediate, $35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $87.
Passeu ;ers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Rotter
dam, Antwerp. Ac., at very low rate*.
Drafts issued, payable at any bauk In Great Britain.
For further Information apply at the company's otllco, No.
6 Bowling Green, New York, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
FOR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
CUNARD STEAMSHIP
CHINA, from New York Wednesday, November 4
CUBA, from New York Wednesday, November 11
JAVA, from New York .....Wednesday, November 18
SCOTIA. from New Yore Wednesday, November 25
VA8BAOM HON F Y, PAY A1SI.K IN GOLD.
Cabin $130 | Second cabin
Cabin passage to Paris 145
For freight or passage applv to
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA MUST BE ON
board at the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey
City, by hall-past 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, 4th Inst.
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
ATATIONAL LINE.
IN The steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Hall, wltl leave Sat
urday, November 7, at 11 A. M., from pier 47 North ri er.
Passage to Liverpool or (jueenstown - Cabin, $liH) ; steer
age, $30, currency. Steerage tickets from Liverpool or
Queenitown, ik37, currency.
Apply at the oilica of the company, 69 and 27 Broadway.
F. W.J. HURST, Manager.
o
NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mall Steamships be
tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the contiutat
wiil sail from pier No. 50 North river, as follows:?
ST. LAURENT, Bocande, Saturday, Noveuoer 14.
VILLIC DE PARIS, Snrmont, Saturday November
PEKEIRE, Duchesne, Saturday, December 12.
Price of passage lngold (including wine)
To Brest or llavrc.
First Cabin, $140 ; Second Cabin, $85.
To Part a,
including railway ticket*, furnlaliad on hoard,
First Cabin, Al45; Second Cabin, $RS.
These steami rs do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travellers going to or returning from the conti
nent of Europe, by taking the iteamcr* or this line arold
both iranalt by Eugllih railway* and the discomfort* of croas
mg the channel, leal ten saving time, trouble nnd expense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,68 Br..a?way.
CTKAM TO LIVERPOOL ASH QUEENSTOWN
O BY CUNAIU) LINE.
PALMYRA <-u's Thursday. Nov. 5.
TAItlFA sails Thursday, Nt. 12.
CiHn passage, go.d; steerage, $30, currency.
For cabin p usaige and frrl^ht apply at No. -t Rowling
Green. For steerage , ;isss;.<e apply at 111 Broadway.
^ E. CCNARD.
OTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
O Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
NEBRASKA Wednesday, Nor. 4
PENNSYLVANIA* Saturday, Nor. 7
Drat ts payable In anr part of England, Ireland and Soot
land at current rates or exchange. Apply at THOMPSON'S
Paaaake Office, 'ili 11 roadway, corner of Rector street.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
O From New York only $30, steerage.
NEBRASKA Outtrd Wednesday, Nor. 4
MANHATTAN Williams Wednesday, Nor. 11
From pier 48 North river.
Cabin pa'sape, $W, sold.
l'axsage froui and lo New York, Pari*, Hamburg, Rotter
dam, ,1c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany
at lowral ratci.
Apply to WILLIAMS 1 GUION, 23 Broadway, or 83 South
street.
ELEC
COASTWISE HTKAiHHIIIPM.
CTION RETURNS.
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EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
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PACIFIC MAIL BTKAM.iHll* COMPANY'S
TIIKOUtiH LINK TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through r*t??, New York to San Francisco.?
First Cabin.
On si'ie. luaide. Second Cabin. Steerage.
*200 $140 $"i
Steamer* or the ab^re line leave pier No. 42 North river,
foot of canal street, at 12 o'clock noon.
Four times a month,
On 1st. vtb, 16th and 24th,
except when those dsys fall on Sunday, then the day pre
ylons.
One hundred pound* baggage free to eaoh adult. Medicine
and attendance free.
Not-ember f, ALASKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
MONTANA, Captain West.
Steamer leaving Novemtier 9, ronnect* cloeely with aioamar
CHINA, leaving San Francisco December 3, for China and
*?or paasage tickets and all further Information apply at the
Couirany's ticket otlice ou the wharf foot of Canal street.
v ' F. R. BABY, Agent
Notice to suTprERs by pacific mail steamship
Company's steamers via Panama. Steamer ALASKA
sails on Monday. November at lli M. Freight received un
til 4 P. M. Saturday, November 7.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly erery Thursday, at 8 o'clock P. M. precisely,
from pier No. 4 North river.
KaULF, Captain M. R. tlreene (ria Nassau).. ..Noremner 6
MOIiKO CASTLE, Captain R. Adams No\ ember 12
COLI Mill A, Captain E. Van Sice November 12
For freight or passage apply to
GEORGE B. IIARTSOM, President,
No. 6 Bowling Uteen.
OR HAVANA, CARRYING THK UNITED STATES
?. Mall. The we I knn#n Ia?t sailing steamsblp YAZOO,
Captain Hodges, wlil sail lor the above port, from pier 36
North river, on Saturday, November 7, at 3 P. M.
Passage money In currency.
No freight received on day or s illine.
For freight or paaaage, having unsurpassed aecoinmoda
liona, apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO , M Liberty street,
TTOR HAVANA, SISAL AND VKRV CRUZ.
1 New Wtk and Meitcnn Mali steamship Lite,
Sailing svery tweuty davs.
The tins steamer i.KANADA, Captain Harris, will leave
pier 17 Fast riv.-r on Tuesday, November 10, at Id A. M.
1'aaiage to Havana ifc ij, em rency. For freight or paaiage
apply to F. A LI, X AN Dlth. A SONS, 44 Beaver atreet.
TjtlRsT S I I f- M I. R FOR GALVESTON. TKXA8, Dl RECT
.T Freight taken aa low aa by any nther line. The lavorile
steamship I V it KK, CapMn I). Caulklus, Is now receiving
freight st pier No, i Nurtti river, and will positive, y leave ou
W e (needs.* , Novemtcr II, at 2 o'clock I'. M. pieclaely.
For frel^'.it nr i nssage baring aupsrlor accommodsl iodI)
? pply lo SlOKlOKD, TlLlinl ON A CO., 2)4 Brja lway.
rjtEXAS LINK FOR GALVESTON -TH8 Al Sri AMKR
I BUTKKPK, Cati'stD Ua'es, will leave plsr Sd Kaat
river, on Saturday, Nov. 7, al i P. M. Apply to C. H. MAL
Loltv A CO., Diii Maiden lane.
1.HRST STI > M RH For GALVKITON, TEXAS, CALLING
at Kev ? e?l, >n bantrday, November 7, al 2 P. M Paa
saw reduced. F r |'*?rage, bavli f a, tiidld accouiinoiialione,
apply to M. DOli KrtT 1 , 12 Broadway.
F^OR NKW OKLF.ANS DIRECT? SOUTHERN LINE.
The Al at"amer VICTOR, Captain Oatea. will be de
patched on Saturday, November 14, al2 F. M., from pier 20
Kaat river. ,
Freight reeeired for Indlanolt, Laraeoa and Brafe.
Freight received at through rates for St. Lotus, Mobile aa4
Ogives to ii. For frslght or passage apply lo
C. H. MALLUKY A CO., Ageole, 1U MaUso lane.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
Fob new Orleans direct.
THE CROMWELL LIME.
Steamships of this line will leave Pier No. 9 North rivet
at 3 o'clock P. M., as follows:?
GEO. WASHINGTON.... Gager Saturday, November 7
CORTES Nelson Saturday, November 14
Freight taken for BL Louts, Mobile aau Galveston at
through rate*.
For freight or passage apply to the agents,
hTb.CROM WELL A CO., 86 Wert ?treet
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
_ vailing at Havana.
The well known steamship
YAZOO, Captain Hodge*,
will leave pier 86 North river, on
Saturday. November 7, at S o'clock P. M.
Through rate* and through lilll* of lading given to Calve*
too, Indlanuia, Lavacca and Rockport, Texus; Mobile, Ala.,
and to all point* on the Mtaalulppi river.
For freight or passage apply to
LIV INGSTON, Vox A CO., 88 Liberty street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the flrst clan* iteamihlpe
Captain H. S. Quick
CRESCENT CITY Cabtain Wm. Weif
SHERMAN.......... Captain W. P. Henry
OENERAL ME ADE.. .Captain A. W. Sam peon
UNITED STATES Captaia Q. L. Norton
The steamship fjENERAlToRANT,
Captain H. S. Quick,
will be despatched on Wednesday, November 4, at 3 o'clodc
P. M., from pier 12 North river.
The steamship
OENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. W. Sampson,
will be despatched ou Saturday, November 7, at 1 o'clock F.
M., from pier 12 North rtver.
Freight received at through rates for Bt. Louie, Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES will succeed on Saturday, Novem
ber 14.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to the ascot, SAMUEL STEVENS, 40 Broadway.
FOR MOBILE? VIA FERNANPTNA ROUTS,
The A 1 steamship GEORGIA, Captain Jerry Smith!
leaves on Wednesday, November 4, from pier North river,
at 3 P. M.
The steamer MERCEDITA will follow on Saturday, No.
vember 7.
1* now receiving. Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at 1)4
per cent. Through rate* to all point* in the Interior.
For freight or passage apply to
I. K. ROBERTS, Agent, 174 Chambers street.
OR SAVANNA!.. OA.? SEMI-WEEKLY.
BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
F
The first class steamships of this line will leave pier 13
North river at li P. M , as follows:?
'i HaWKs, Captain l'euulngton Wednesday, November 4
MONTGOMERY, Captain Lvou Sa'urday, November 7
MAKMloN, Captain Falrcloth Wednesday, November 11
HUMTSV1LLL, Captain Crowell Saturday, November 14
R. LOW DEN, Agent, West street.
OCTAVUS COHEN A CO., Agents, Suvanuah.
Cabin passage, t2n.
For savannah, oa., and tiii: south and SOUTH
west.? Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line Steam
ships and Central Railroad of Georgia, lour times a week.
TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, Tuesday, Nov. 8, from pier
16 East river, at 3 P. M.
MURRAY, FERRIS k CO., Agents, 61 and 63 South st.
MATANXAS, Captain Hazard, Wednesday, Nov. 4, from
pier No. 8 North river, ut 3 P. M.
WN. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green.
OENERAL BARNES, Captain Morton, Thursday, Nov. St
from pier Sri North river, at 8 P. M.
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO.. Agents, Eg Liberty *t.
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nickerson, Saturday, Nov. T?
from pier m North river, at 8 P. M.
WM. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green.
FOR CHARLESTON, S. C., TIIE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South and Southwest Regular Line.? The A1 fast and
reliable steamship SARAGOSSA, M. B. Crowell, commander,
will sad Thursday, November 6, at 8 P. M., from pier No. 8
North river.
Cabin passage reduced to $15.
Through bills of lading to all point* South and Southwect.
Agents in Charleston (Ravenei k Co.) forward all good* t'rM
ot commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 William street.
The fine steamship MONTEREY will call on the following
Thursday.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
The New York and Charleston Steamship Company's
first class sldewheel steamship
CH A RLESi'ON, Captain J. Berry,
on Tuesday, November 8, at 3 P. M., sai.lng from pier ?
North river.
Superior accommodation* for passenger*.
Throu 'h paisage ticket* and bills of lading Issued In era
nection with the South Carolina Railroad to point* South and
Southwest, and with steamer* to Florida port*. Insurano*
by thl* line H per cent. .
The MANHATTAN will follow and Mil on Saturday, No
veinber 7.
HENRY R. MORGAN k CO , Agent*,
No. 16 Broadway.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.- FOR NOR
folk, City Point and Richmond? New and elegant side
wheel rsteanisulp* ISAAC HELL, 11ATTERAS. ALBE
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. On* of the above
Drat class ships will be despatched for Norfolk Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, and for City Point and Richmond
every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P M., from pier 37 North
river, foot of Beach street, connecting with tbe seaboard in
land Air Line, \ lrgmia and Tennessee Air Line, Soutbsldei
and Petersburg Railroads, and Richmond and Danville and
Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight and granting
through bills of lading to all points South and Southwest.
Bl.ls of lading signed on the pier up to the hour of sailing.
For freight or passage, having elegant stateroom accommo
dation, apply to N. L. M< CREAMY, President,
1?7 Greenwich, corner Dey street.
TRAVELLERS' CtUIPE.
Election return a.
PEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
^ tONEY 7SLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE OR EE*
wood for the beach Mid return every hour until 9 P. M.
HIPSOS BITER isn HARLEM RAILROADS.?
Trains for Albany and Troy, conducting with Northern
sod Western trains, leave New Vorlc vta II union River Rail
road, Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue, 8 and 11 :B0 A. M. and
3:45, t!:3U and It P. M., and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty*
sixth itreet and Kourth avenue, at U A. M. and <:46 P. M.
The 6:3U 1*. M. train via Hudson River will run on Suae
days.
fl eeplng ear* attached to 6:21 and 11 p. M. trains.
Drawing room can attached to 8 and 11:S0A. M. andSltt
P.M. u'"Jn,'wlLLfXM n TANDERBILT. Vice President.
I OW FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.? ONLY $1 M.
J The ele;ant steamers VANDEKBILT and CONNECTI
CUT leave |der 44, north of Spring street, at 6 every evening,
Saturdays excepted, connecting with rail Welt and North.
Fare >n Sunday 42. Returning, leave Troy at 6 and Albany
at 8 P. M.
EXPRESSES.
I ELECTION RETURNS.
<j REE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TO NIGHT.
t A O. BI RNHAM'S KI RN'ITRE AND BAWGAOS
JY, express, 115 West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue.
Furniture, families moved, city or counUy ; Furniture packed,
shipped, stored. Money advanced.
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ASTROM>?iY.
^LECTION RETURNS.
PEE
EXTRA TELEHRAM TO- Nit HIT.
A -MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
. voyant.? Visit her for everything? slcltnoss, business,
theft, names, numbers, good luck. C71 Canal street.
Madame la bl ynch.-business, medical ad
vice, lucky numbers, speedy inarrlaga. No. 115 West
Twenty-sixth street, between Htxth and Seventh avenues.
Madame ross, medical and hi sin ess clair
voyant, tells name and suows likeness of future hus
band ; brings together those long separated. 144 West Twenty
seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Madame bora, great nati-ral clairvovant
reveals yitir w'lule life, from the cradle to the giavfc
4/2 Canal street, near Hudson. Fee ${.
MKDICAT.
ELECTION RKTl RNB.
BEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT.
ASPECIALTY.-DR. R. COHltETT, MEMBER OP' M
Y. V. Medina) College and R. O. Surgeons, Loudon, oaa
be consulted as usual on private d.?c tses. OJlce MJ Cuuir*
street, near Chambers, h. B.? No feo unless enred.
ALL PRIVATE DISEAPEH Ct' RED IMMEDIATELY
J.Z. without mercury ; olUce au<l consultations strictly pri
vate; l.y in". fl^Klikjl, IT; Bloeukcr street.
ART/RASING TO LADIES.-A LADY WRITES :-POR.
tugues* Female Pille relieved n.e in sre day, without la
convenience, like mag.c. Price #5. Dr. A. M. MAl'lUCEAU,
oOice liW Liberty street, or sent by mail. Always certain.
Am. mauriceau, m. d., profersor of diseases
? of women, thirty vears' practice, at 1'2V Liberty street,
guarantees certain relief to ladles, i row whatever cause, With
out pain or inconvenience. No uni sing required. ^ ?
A -MME. YAK Bl'SKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID
J\. Wile, cures the worst cas-s of Icmale complaints with
Safety. 4i KU Mark's place.
A CERTAIN CURE. WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE,
for ladles In trouble, by Dr. VOW ICRS, 118 Chatham
street; poweiful medicines; one Interview. Coulldentlal cir
cular.
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CURB!); MANHOOD RE
stored Immediately by Dr. PoWcKW, iltl Chatham
stteet; ladles' tiouble removed certain. Cou-deutlal cir
cular,
A CERTAIN Cl'RE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH
or without medicine, by Madam* RE8TELL, Prof***}*
0! Midwifery ; over Ml years' practice. Her infallible Frenoti
Female Phis, No. I, price $1, or No. 1, specially prepare I for
married ladies, price {t.>, which can never fail, are sale ani
healthy. Hold oniy at her ofllce, No. 1 East FIfty-eecouA
street, fi rat door irom Fifth avenue, and at druggist's, lit
Greenwich street, or sent by mail, caution.? Ail others ara
cnuiiterielL
A LADIES' PHYSICIAN. -DR. ORINDLE, NO. ?
Amlly place, near Amity street, having over 18 yenra'
sue essful and uninterrupted piactlce In tli.s city, giiai imtrcs
immediate relief In all female complaint*, from whatever
cams produced. Elegant rooms, board and nursing provided.
A
riei
-MADAME ORINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, S<). ?
Amity place, guarantees relief In all female complaint*.
cms nt K iimi lor nursing.
A PURE CURE, WITH OR WITHOI'T MEDICINE, FOR
lad.es in trouble. ? Doetress KHTKLA, 114 West Twenty
seventh r.reet. iler Fids are certain. Bhe ne.er lalit, <;?*?
sultatiou free.
DR. COOPER, 14 DI'ANE PTREET, MAY BR COW
Suited on private diseases. 1 hlrtf two years' etperlenc*
enables hltn to wariant a cure In all cases, or no charge.
/"I RKaT LA DIRS* PHYSICIAN DR PQWXI |M
\I Chatham street ; painless euro Inimn llatrly . powerful
medicines, monthly fills. Mixture, *6, sure thing for married
or elngle. Circular.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.? DR. AND MADAMS
1 DUBOIS (25 years' practice) gu uanteo certain relief t*
married ladles, with or without medicine; no pain or lncoa?
vemeace. Female restorative $5. Patients from a distance
provided with Hoard, nursing, Ac. tie, trlcltv seleutlhuatli
applied. OCice .H Third avenue, below tenth st , New lull

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