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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 13,994. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTsT"
BtttECTOUY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMrSF.MEKTS?fi*C05P FlOE?Fiftj an<} lixth columns.
AM RoLoG Y?&eco?tv Picse?Fourth column.
KALI' >KAaON?fcLE*F.*T? PAKii??bccopd column.
HOAKUhft WANt BD??Kli?vi?Mth r^ct?Third And
BOA ill)' AN^'loD^ING WANTED?Eleventh Page?
BROok L? N C ?' IK E A L ESTATE FOR SALE?First
i'AuK?Sixth column.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES? Ninth Pack.
Bl'SlNE-S NOTICES?Seventh Pack?Fifth and sixth
C1TV1RK \L E8TATE FOR SALE?First Pack?sixth
CLERK '"and SALESMEN?TwtirtH Pace?Fifth and
sixt i column*.
CI/O) H1N'?? Second Pace?Fourth colomn.
COACilMi-N AND OAllDbNERS?Iwelftb PAGE?
Sixth column.
OOAL anD wood? ".i.ktkwth Pace?Second cotumn.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS? Eleventh Pack?Sixth col
umn.
COUNTRY BOAKD?Eleventh Pack?Fourth column.
DANCING ACADEMIES?SECOND l'ACE?Fifth column.
DENTISTRY?Eleventh Pack?Second column.
DRY GOODS?First Pack?Fifth coiumn.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND
UNFURNI-flEQ?Second I'auk?First column.
EUROPEAN s'l EAMsHlPa?Eleventh Pace?Fifth and
sixth columns.
EUROPE?Second Pack?Fourth column.
EXIUIAKG ?Eleventh Pack?Second column.
EXCURSIONS? Eleventh Pack-sixth column.
FINANOIAL-Ninth Pack-.
FOB Sai.E-Eleventh Pacf?Fourth and fifth columns.
PUHMIsHBD ROOMS and APARTMENTS IO LET?
skcond Pack?First and second columns.
FURNITURE?Elxtkntu Pace?Second column.
HELP WANTED?FEMALES-TwEinu PACE-Fifth
column.
HELP WANTED?MALES?TwxLriB Pack?Sixth col
umn.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AC.?First Picx-Third, fourth
and filth column#.
HOTELS?Eleventh Pack?Fourth column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC, WANTED?FlUS* Pace? Fifth
column.
1NSTRUC1 ION?First Pack?Filth column.
JERSEY CITY. HOBOKKN, HUDSON CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR BALE?First
Page?Sixth column.
LECTURE SE ?SO.\ ?Skcond Pack?Fourth column.
LOAN OFFICES?First Paox?Hfili column.
LOST AND FOUND?First Pack?Second column.
MACHINERY?i lkvknth Pack?Fifth column.
MAKHLE MANTtLs?Eievbnth Pack?Second column.
MATRIMONIAL?Eleventh Paox?second column.
MEDICAL?Second Pack?Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-First TACE-Sixth
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?Tenth Pack?
Flxth columu.
MUSICAL?second Pack?Fourth column.
NEW PKHLICATIONS?Seventh Page?Sixth column.
PERSONAL?First Pack?Firm and second columns.
PIANOFORTES, oROANS. AC.?Second Pack?Fourth
column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?First Pace?Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SllUATIONS WAITED?FEMALES?
Twelfth Pack?Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF I HE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
RENT?First Pace?Sixth column.
BEAL ESTATE To EXCliANOE?First Pag*?Sixth
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?First Pacf.?Sixth column.
REWARDS? First Pack?Second column.
SALES AT AUCiION?Second Page?Second, third and
fourth columns. _ ?
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?Twelfth Page?
Firs:, second, third, fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?Twelfth Pace?
Fifth column.
6PECIAL NOTICES?First Page?Sccond and third
columns.
SPOUTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.?First Pice?Third
column.
THE TRADES?Twelfth Pace?Sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?SECOND PaGB?
First column.
TRAVELLER ' GUIDE?Elkvfnth Pace-Sixth column.
UNFURNI SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Second Page?-econd column.
WANTED To PURCHASE?First Pack?Mxlh column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.?Eleventh Page?Second
column.
WINES, LiyOORS, AC.?Eleventh Page?Second col
umn.
WINTER RESORTS?Elevrnth Page?Fourth column.
Yachts, steamboats, AC.?First 1'ask?Sixth col
umn.
B
BKXNETT BllLDING,
ENNETT BUILDING.
DIRECTORY.
Room*. BASEMENT. *
1? Lawrence A Co., Bankers.
2?ibe "Republic" New-paper.
3? II. l>. Humout. Stationer.
a. W. Smith, Law Honks.
4?Thomas >i. Lynch, Wines.
E. L. Iriou. Cigars.
C?a. B. Davenport, Hatter.
6? liaum A triedmun. T*ilori?
FIRST STORY.
Unlet. Very eligible Tor Hanking and Iiu?*ao*e.
second sruub
1?McMulion A Moikc Lawyers.
3? W. II. O'Dwyer, Lawyer.
A. Buckingham, Lnwver.
Ill Piiickney, Lawyer,
C. J. Uuiteau, Uwjrcr.
5?Campbell .t Palmer, Lawyer*
J | Meade A Rockwell, Lawyers.
6?Northwestern Llt'c Insurance Company
h. s. Benedict. Agent.
|} -To let
?j! { Chamber ol Lite insnranee.
Jj J Charlton T. Lewis. Socretar*
12? McCarthy A Chalmers, Lawyer*.
13?Cook A Nassau, I.uwyi'rs.
H. B. Fercuxon. Lawyer.
14?M. W. Weld, La wver.
International Collection Association.
Til I ft L) STOHY.
11 Judge Sutherland.
2) F. >f Scott. Lawyer.
8? Kcttritch t Curd well, Lawyers.
J. S. Ilaiif'on, Lawyer.
4?To let.
6? Sheridan, hon.vnge, Cocbran and McKwen. Stono
era pliers.
6?Elislia Bloomer, Heal Kstata.
G. H. i ook, Keal Estate.
7?Hrtygs A Fellow*. Lawyers.
J. B. Aitken. Lawyer.
8?W. C. Traphagen, lawyer.
C, Matthews.Lawyer.
W. H. Hvun, Lawyer.
E. T. Gardener, Lawyer.-*
L. O. Wilson, Lawyer.
W. I>u rack. Lawyer.
??To let.
10?Wilkinson A Peters, Trustees of Estate of White.
}i ( Uari-lson A Strong, lawyers.
13** K. Woodruff, Lawyer,
14?W. R. Hergholz, Clrtl Engineer.
Pelbam and Portchester llailroad Company.
FOt'RTH STORY.
1?Thornton A Earle, Lawyers.
31 hdgar Ketclinm, Register in Bankruptajt
31 Kdear Ketchum. Jr., Lawver.
4) Henrv Wehle. Lawyer.
4 5 8. Sultan. Lawyer.
C. Goldzier, Lawyer.
M. F. Eller, Lawyer.
C. A. Lane, Lawver.
H. Fuehrer, Lawyer.
??H. tt. Mac*.
L H. CralL
Menet A Co.
7? Haskins A Crook. Lawyers.
M. Kntzel, Lawyer.
0. H. Badenu, Lawrer.
8?Crarv, Weller A ? c lie nek. Lawyers.
_ T. O'Brien, Lawyer.
?C. 11. Williams. Lawyer.
10?To lei.
11?C. H. Glover. Lawyer.
H ( Lockwood A Crosby. Lawyers.
cS. buhler, Lawyer.
flFTH STORY.
1?L. Skidmorc. Lawyer.
2?stuvveiiaiit Bank Receiver.
SiWakenutiA l atrintr. Lawyers
4 > T. U. tt nketnan. Lawver.
b) F. 8. Winchester, Lawyer
6?John 1). Clote.
7?Fltcli A Fitch, Lawyers.
G. Fuller, Lawyer.
8? Haacall A Stetson, Lawyers.
E. G. Stedman, Lawyer.
9?Soci ty for Kerormatlon of Juvenile I.'eliaqucnts.
10?S. 11. Steele, Lawyer.
W. H. King, Lawyer.
J. A. Ly decker, Real Estate.
C. E. LydeeKer, Lawyer
11?J. P. A J. A. Reed, Lawyers.
12? Byrne, Everett A Co.. Lawyer*
JJ j Walsh, I!albert and F.ckerson, Ltwyer*.
SIXTH STORT.
1?John Towns!'.end. Lawyer.
A. MchoUon.
2?Henderson Benedict, Lawyer.
R. Logan, scotch Granite, Ac.
3?<?. w. Carpenter, Lawyer.
4 j Otis T. llall. Lawyer.
4) G. P Webster, Lawyer.
D. R. l.yddy. Lawyer.
Jeticr?on Clark, Lawyer.
JjJohnL. Knight,^
Hi (lodger A Mecner. Lawyer*
SIRS. Burr, Lawyer.
John Crompton, Accountant
Smith A Dean, i itv surveyors.
10)O. W. Van Slclen. Lawyer.
11 > T. 11. Baldwin, Lawver.
1?'Charles l>. Barrow, Lawver.
13 i Henry A. Gildcrsleevt, lawyer
14 I G. It Carringtun, Litw.ver.
V. W. Tompkins, Lawyer.
T. H. M liner. l.awvei.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
~ PERHOSAt. ^
A8T0R PLACB CAR, SUNDAY EVENING?LIOHT
gloves, one of three, l'lease write to gentleman
opposite, appointing medio/, T. W? box i,7(0Post office.
AliMSTRONG.-R. L armstrong, PLEASE CALL
at No. 17. Important letter. B.
CREDITORS OF A. JACOB* A CO.. DENVER AND
Central Citv, Colorado, are reauested to meet at
COHN-s Creditor,-Agency, 320 Broadway, this Tuesday
(10RXER 1,1441 H STREET-communication HE
J ceived. Your Baltimore trleml earnestly desiras
jrour correct addrew.
C1OL0NF.L W. D. FARRAND?important LETTER
J lor you at this olllce.
flMOND?YOU HAD LEFtTTftII AVENUE - WRIlE
mc to nt James Hotel. CLIVE.
E
FREDERICK PERRY, AGED 20 OR 21. LATE SEA
man of Her Majesty's ship Bellerophon. will hear
of something to his advantage by commnnlcauns by let
ter to W. K. I)\l.SKV, Cambridge Home, St. Peter's
roaJ, llummersmHli, London, hngland.
FOR ADOPTION?A HKALTflt, NEW BORN BABY
female, 24 honrs old ; American parentage; full xnr'
render. Call, lor one week, at 24i East '1 hirty-iourih
Sired. I?p noor. Mrs. bROUKV.
Henry MiDDLEroN-YocR violetta has re"
turned from Europe and long< 'o know what has
become ot her dear Henrv alter so many years ol sepur.
ation. Address Miss VIOLkTTa LOVE, box 3,7J1 Post
Office.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF XV 11,1,1AM HEARD S
lcy, nun of .Samuel Biardsley. of Nottingham, Kng
land. When last seen was In Brooklyn. Please call at
steanibhip Helvetia. pier?7 North liiver.
"IF M. HASKEL, WHO KNF.W ALBERT <{. WHITE.,
1 lawyer, ol 271 Broadway, in IS55, will call on me he
will learn something lo hi* advantage.
H. W. 'I OWN'bKND, 247 Broadway.
JOHN H. FINCK.?INFORMATION WANTKD (ON AC.
count of a death In the family) as to the abova. who
left >cw York about six years ago; resided *t 000
Eleventh avenue. Any Information will be thankiully
received by JAMES F. KuGIsK>, Attoroey-at-Law. No.
4 New Chamber* street
If I am BECOMING WORSR; DO COME TO
i>l. rne I wpold go to yon; I shall fay nothing about K.
SUN FLOWER?YOURS OF 7TH RECEIVED: MANY
thanks; hereafter 42, not 17; use utmost care; will
never forgot.
T\VO TRUNKS OF CLOTHING AND $50 ARE LEFT
with Norton. Milliliter A Co., 41 Broad street, tor
J. Lawrence Reynolds.
maUTH.? CANNOT RETURN TO NEW YORK FOR A
X number of months; wait and vott will meet
SILENCE.
TIIE GENTLEMAN THAT ESCORTED MI<8 A. BLAN
chard Iron) ihe ball of Decemt?*r 3 would like to
call imon tier it agreeable. Aiytrer through l ersonals.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO ROUE UP WITH VOt'NIJ
ladv in Twenty-third street stage and jrot out at
Thirty-third street and Ninth avenue, would ho pleased
to renew acquaintance. Address Mr. MORION, lleraid
Uptown Brancn office.
VVfANTED-A NEW BORN MALE INFANT, BLUE
?? eyes huJ fair. Call or address 1)4 East iweutv
eiglith street.
1.UST A\D FOIRO.
Horse and wagon stolen this day?one
sorrel Mart*, 7 years old. 1/5 hands high: one white
hiud loot, n small sulp on the nose, and long tail; carries
head ami tall hli'h; tine thoroughbred appearance. Road
Wa.'on, painted black, piano body, elliptic springs and
red ruunmg gearing. Any information which will lead
to the recovery of the property will be libera.ly re
warded. Address FIFTH P.tEClNCf SlATION, Brook
lyn, N. if.
LOST-ON FIFTH ATENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY
rtrsi street and Fifty-third street, on Friday even
ing Inst, a (Sold harritig. A liberal reward will be paid
on Its return to 30.' Filth avenue.
L08T?ON FitlDAY, DECEMBER II, TWO CHECKS,
as fo'lows:?Post A Brewster, on Corn Exchange
National Bank, $10,000; Joslati Macy's Sons, on Bank of
America, Sd,oS4 2S; payment lias been stopped. A reward
for return or same will be paid by A. E. KENT t CO.,
76 Broad street, to whoso order saiu checks are made.
Lost-at thirteenth street Presbyterian
churcli, on Sunday evening. December 13, a Itay's
Cold Watch, valued us a keepsake. A reward will be
given; no Questions asked.
WM. H. ORAY, 22 Wooster street.
I' OST?SATURDAY EVENING, IN WALLACK'S," an
J Ivory Opera Glaaa. Finder rewarded by returning
to f.97 Second avenue.
OST?ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AN OLD.
J fashioned long gold drop Earring, only valuable to
owner. Kinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at 132 East Sixteenth street.
OST OR STOLEN?BANKBOOK NO. ]02.7I.\ OF THE
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving it at the bank. No. 51 Chambers
street; if not found application will bo made for a uew
book ou the 26th day of January,
REWARDS.
(J>r REWARD (NO OCESTIONS ASKED) WILL BE
raid tor the tilack t?HU Umbrella with ivory han
dle taken from Rudolph's blliard saloon, ItiO Broadway,
vesterdav. Return to ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM.
VAN Y, 178 Broadway.
REWARD.?ON THE f:03 P. M. HARLEM
train, November 27, a I'ocketbook, containing
8100 mid Papers of no vnlue except to owner. Whoever
will return it to Mr. SMITH, Agent, Ford ham. or t'o.n
municaie hv mall, will receive the above reward and
thanks of tlio owner.
fori ~ REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
?D i O of the package of Needles taken from 18 Col
lege place on .-uturdav night lsst. Address, m confi
dence,.^. Y. Z., box 113 Herald Uptown Brunch office.
A LIBERAL RKWARD WILL BK PAID FOR THE
return oi a round i ianiond Cluster Earring of seven
diamonds, lost on Saturday. December 12, 1674, going
from 455 Bedford aveuuu to Franklin avenue, car to
South feventh street. Wllliamsbnrg, Grand street to
ferry, Grand street, to Clinton and Hester streets. New
York. Gallon ERNEST BADEB, No. 140 Bridge street,
Brooklyn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HERALD BRANCH OPFICES.
ADVEE 1ISEM EN I S RECEIVED AT ALT, HOCR5J
IP TO NINE I'. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT five O'CLOCK EVliltY MORN
INC.. AT 1,265 BROADWAY AND 530 SIXTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY SECOND
street.-'. OFFICE open ALL nioiit. 11A [ILK M
OFFICE 2,231 THIKD AVENUE. CORNER OF 124TII
street. ADVEIITISEMENTS RKCKIVKD TO 7:30
V. M? AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT HVB
O'CLOCK every MORNING, ?
A?fcODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS, OINOER
. Ale, .'parkliner Wlucg: manufacture of complete
outtlls of Apparatus and Materials. with lull instruc
tions: all departments of manufacture, bottling and dis
pensing; exclusive Rights in desirable territory. Cata
logues flrec. john MATTHEWS, First avenue. Twenty,
tixth and 'l wenty-seventh streets. New York.
A?CATARRH. DISCHARGE FROM NO6TRIL8. OF
? tensive breath, sore throat, couch, ha w.ing, spit
ting, speedily and effcctuall}'cured. Dr. DE BREMEN,
18 west Fourth street, near University place. Pamph
lets sent tree.
A DAY positively FIXED.
TUESDAY, 29TH OF DECEM3ER.
SECOND AND LAST OR AND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OK llIE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, V/L
*240,1*01
TO BE QlVl-.N AWAY.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $10 Qunr er tickets $2 5Q
Uall tickets 5 Eleven tickets 101 00
The Concert anil distribution will take place, whether
all tne tickets are sold on not, or the money will be re
funded upon application and presentation or the tickets
at the ittrency where purchased.
For tickets, circulars. Ac.. address
THE BRANCH OFFICE OF TUB ASSOCIATION,
(Room 2j), 78 and 80 Broadway.
Post office bo* 1,117. New York.
HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary.
A?HAVANA LOTTMEY OF CCBA.
? Roval Saxon Government Lottery.
Hamburg Citv Lottery.
Brunswick <;overnincnt Lottery.
Prizes cashed and information given. Lock bos 5.594.
TuEODoR ZSCHOCII. 116 Nassau street. New York.
A?GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
? Grand Extraordinary Drawing
Ko?*al Havana Lottery,
Ruvul Havana L<itiery,
December 16, 187411
Dccctnber 16. 1S74! 1
Only 16.000 Tickets!
Only 16'WO Tickets!
One Prize to every Seven Tickets!
One Prize to every seven Tickets!
Capital Prize. $800,000.
$1,300,000 Cash to be distributed.
Clrcnlars. with full particulars, free. Address P. C.
DEVLIN, Stationer and General Agent.80 Liberty street.
A -OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
? State and r'helby College Lotteries.
KKNTCCKT STATK. KXTRA CLASS 309? PKCKMaiR 14, 1874.
63, 23, 25, 3. 61, 39. 68. 38. 33 47. 77, 58l
811 kl BY, EXTRA CLASS 127?PZCEMBKB 14. 1874.
49. 72. -81. 37, 46. 3, 43, 2, 70, 5S, 77. SI.
KEKTUCKT STATK, CLASS SI0? PECKNSKR 14 1874.
18, 3ft, 8. 3, 25. SI. 13. 43, 6, 18, 24. 22.
SHFI.ST, CLASS l.'fl?DKCRNSZIl 14. 1874.
11, 17, 34, 71, 21, 33, 7* 58, 32. 77, 57, 56.
J. ?. SMITH A CO.. Managers, Covington. Ky.
Post office box 2,751, New York.
A -PARIS MUITAL POOLS WILL BE fOLD AT
. MAURICE DALY'S Spingler Billiard Room.*, No.
5 Weft Union square, this ami to-morrow afternoon and
rveuiug, on the match between Cyrllle Dion and Fran
cois Ubassy.
/tASH ADVANCED ON SALABLE merchandise
of any kind, by an old firm. Address, lu confidence,
STEKLlsG, box "30 Sew York Post office.
DrPHTHERIA CAN BE CURED. ?? END $1 FOR
prescription and directions for use : has been tried
and never failed; no humbug. Address R. E. "FREE
MAN. box r>6:> Post offico, Sew London, Conn.
DI-EASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
and Surplcal Casei a specialty. ?HENRY A. DAN
IELS. M. P.. 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth st
Ct RADL'ATED CHE-T AND LUNG PROTECTORS
IT Can be increased or diminished at will, thus ef
lecitia ly preventing chill and cold on your lungs. Sold
everywhere. ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer.
694 Broadway.
Havana lottery. ~
Extraordinary Drawing, December 10, 1874.
2,OV7 Prizes amounting to $1910,000
1 Prize of tOOOuO
1 Prize ol 100,000
1 Prize of - #0.000
2 Prizes of $2a.t*W each 50.000
4 Prizes of $10,000each 40
12 Prizes of $5,000 each...... 60.00U
1,076 Prizes amounting to 400,000
Circulars of Information free. Prizes cashed, i. B.
martinez A CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street, rear base
ment; Post office bcx 4.686, Sew York.
Havana lottery, extraordinary, decem.
ber 16: great reduction In price of tickets; send
for circulars. E. SoNNUNBERO, box 190 Post office,
New Haven, Conn.
Havana *lottery.-extraordinary draw
lu??German government Lotteries. Prizes cashed
and Information given. WACHSMANN A CO., Hankers,
75 and 77 Nassau street Post office box 3.316.
HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEND THE BALE OF FURN1
lure. Glassware, Bedding and housekeeping arti
cles, on Wednesday, at 10.30 A. M., at STACK POLE'S
auction salesrooms M Vesey street, New York, uear As
<"or llouso, rain or shin*.
K -EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
. Havana Lottery December 16. Full information
furnished by J. CLUTE, SOU Broadway, or Post office box
4,901).
K-PARKS. EMERSON A CO.. AGENTS for
. Kentucky Stale Lotteries, drawn daily.
Extraordinary Royal Havana Lottery, drawn Dec. 16.
Kentucky Single Number Lorcry, drawn Dec 26. 1874.
Mnsonic Relief Lottery, of Norfolk, Va., Dec. 29, 1871.
Prizes ca?hed, Information itirnlshed and circulars
sent bv addressing t'AKKs A CO.. 180 Broadway, room
1 Post office box 5.27.'. Private office attached.
Office hours 7 A. M. till 7 P. M.
Kentucky state single number lottery.
$i| 0.0A) In prizes. December 2*. Circulars ol infor
mation free. Address GEO. H. BOOTU, 73 Nassau street,
(I'ost office bo* aili"). New.Kurk.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
K
ENTI CKY STATE LOTTERY.
Grand extrordlnary Single Namner Scheme
KOlt TUB holidays
(authorized bv Special Act ol the Legislature),
fur the benefit of the University ol Paduea.
$600,0.0 to be distributed amung the holder* ol tickets.
CAPITAL PK1ZK, $100,000.
The drawing to take p'ace at Covington, Ky., Saturday,
December 26, 1874.
No discount on Prizes. Every Prize paid in full.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON' * CO, Munagers.
Scheme.
1 Prize of $100 000 is $100,100
1 l'rlze of 50.001) U 30,000
1 Prize of 4i>.'M> is 40.000
1 Prize of 3U.0J0 is !0,U00
1 Price of ?,oou is 2o,(K?
1 Prize of 10.000 is 10.IKX)
10 Prizes of 4UJ0 are 80,000
830 Prizes of V II ure 100 000
5.00 1 Approximation Prizes, amounting to 200.000
5,57<"> Prize*, amounting to $600,000
Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Kiglits.
$J0. $10. $3,. ?2 SO.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable In
full, without deduction, liicse Drawings are never post
poned. but Hike piuce regularly tlic last raturday of each
month. Send lor circular.
Address at orders to
SIMMON.-, DICKINrON 4 CO., Covington, Ky.
K -OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY
? state Lotteries.?Simmon*. Dickinson A Co.,
Managers.
EEHTVCXY, *XT?A CliSS NO S35?rBCEMBER 14,*1?74.
18, 4. 10, 74, 6!, 75. 17. 2i, {>2, Si 11, 73, 72.
KKKTDCKT, CLASS WO. 336? DfT KMBEU 14, IH74.
13, 06, 58 62, 11. -V. 20, 3, 31. M, 71. 4). 311, 74, 71
HKNHT. EXTRA CLASS HO. 157?DECEMBER 14. 1H74.
55, 50, 47, 12. .'Hi, 3, 25. 44, 22, (W, 02. 37, 11.
niNer, class ho. 139? December 11, 1871.
61. 5S, 72, ;s, 71, 9. OS. 10. 68, 42. :5. 75, 33, 37, 15.
Ful: information bv applying to J. CLt'TE, 200 Broad
way, rooms, first floor, rear office, or Post office box
4,Wiy, New York city.
K -KENTUCKY STATE PINOLE NUMBER LOT
? tery. on Havana plan, Extraordinary drawing
December 20. Circulars or information furnished by J.
CLl' l E. 200 Broadway or Pott office box 4.#tsy.
VTERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
J.1 on by indiscretions, excesses. or overwork ot the
brain and nervous system, treated by HENRY a.
DANIELS, M. D., 1(4 Lexington avenue, near Twenty,
ninth street.
O -EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OK THE ROYAL
. Havana lottery December 16. Kull information
by J. CLUTE, 2C0 Broadway, or Post office box 4.909.
Royal Havana lottery.
Extraordinary Drawing, December 16. Circular*
of full intormatiou tree. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bant
llilU, Governments, Ac., purchased.
J'AYLOR A CO., Bankers,
No. J1 Wall street. New York.
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING SUCCESSFULLY
treated on scientific principles; a cure guaranteed;
no charge until cured: abundant references. Address
or apply at NEW YURK STAMMERING INSTITUTE, 103
Waverley place.
gPEUIAL DESPATCHES
FROM
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COLLENDER'S MEW STANDARD TABLES,
The finest collection ol caricatures in the world
JERKY K IHUMAS. OtU>ROE M. i'tiOMAS.
TO JOBBERS IN FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.-I
have a store In Brook lyn, with surplus room; would
like to in?k<s arrangements witli some dealers in the
above article* to All me up with a slock 01 nil assorted
lot (or the holiday*, on sale or commission, at a low fig
tire. Call on or address H. BROWN, 651 Fultou avenue,
Brooklyn.
<i>inn unn for new ykar's.-kentucky
iplUU.UuU state 81NGLR NUMBER LOTTERY,
for the benefit ol the University ol Padncali, to be
drawn December 2ti, 1374. SIMMONS, DIKENSON A
CO., Manager*. Whole Ticket, 120; halves. $10; quar
ters. 85. For tickets or circulars of information ad
dress JOSEPH BATES A CO., 70 tedar street, New
York (Post ofPce box 4,402), Agents lor manager*.
nnn -KENTUCKY state single num.
?UvU?UUv? ber, extraordinary Havana plan,
December 26: also Masonic Gift December 29. Circulars
ol information sent free. BATES A CO., 196 Broadway.
SPORTING?dour, BIRDS, SC.
A~ '?FOR !? ALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
? Birds, Ac.; Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Fowl for mocking birds, at B. o. DOVEY'S, No. 3 Greene
street, near Canal.
A?JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND, THE
? smallest Dandv Diman Terrier slut m the world,
and *11 other kinds of Do?* and KlrdsatL. M. MBYEK'S,
No. 3 Amity street, near Broadway.
FOR SALE-TWO IMPORTED 8KYE TERRIERS,
two Pointers, one Rabbit Hound, one Black and Tan
Terrier; also Fancy Fowl*. Pigeons, Ac.
K. E. H AlL, 209 Fulton street, New York.
WANTED?TO PURCHASE A LIVE PEACOCK,
with good feathers', an old bird preferred ; highest
market price paid. Apply to MORRIS GILLuTTu, 102
West Thirty-lirst stroet
HORSES, CARRIAGES, diC.
A PEREMPTORY AND POSITIVE SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION, '
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 1* AT
II O'CLOCK PROMPT,
AT STABLE NO. 3 NK1LSON PLACE (MERCER ST.),
BETWEEN WAVERLEY ANU CLINTOa PLACES,
OF ALL THE VALUABLE TROTTING HORSES,
CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS. HARNESS, BLANK KT.-s
ROBES, AC., Of COL. WASHINGTON ALEXANDER,
BY CHAS. C. DUFF. AUCTIONEER.
Including the handsome and Inst Hambletonlan Trotting
Mare Ladv Lewis, 15% hnnds high. 7 years old; was
sired by Volunteer, dam a Star mare; she Is extra fine
gaited, verv stylish; can trot in 2:40or better day of sal?,
and warranted sound nud kind.
Also the very fast dark bay Trotting Mare Little Nell,
18)^ hands high. 8 years old: wa* sired by Ethan Allen,
her dam by Pilot; has a record of 2-33, and can show
2 M on day ot sale, and warranted sound and kind.
Also extra fnst brown Gelding Billy Vincent, 15%
bands high, 9 years old; was sired bv Geo. M. Patchen,
Jr.; he lias reenrd ot 2/24, and can trot in 2:25 on day ot
sale, and warranted sound and kind.
Also bay Trotting Gelding Young Hero, 15^hands high,
7 years old; was sired by Cnampton, dam by Ethan
Allen ; he has a record of 2:29, and is warranted sound
and kind.
Also a flue Kentucky Gelding. IS hands high, 8 years
old; he can pull a top wagon in three minutes, and I*
warranted *oun I and kind.
Also two fine top Wagons, one open Wagon, one Phae
ton. one Rockawav. one two seat AlDany family Sleigh,
one Portland .-Irish, single and double Harness,
Blankets, Robes. Bells, Whips. Ac.
N. B.?THE AMOVE HORSES WILL BE FULLY
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, AND WILL 6HOW
THE TIME. OR NO SALE.
FULL PARTICULARS IN CATALOGUE.
j^ ?TO THE DRIVING PUBLIC. A.
We are now applying to side bar wagons a simple at
tachment. winch produces A PERFECTLY EASY,
LEVEL RIDING WAGON, entirely free from rattle or
"creak." and ertvlng Increased strength and safety, with
out adding to the weight
With this improvement we are also using (after a tl:or
ocgli trial during the past three years) the parallel or
straight arm axle, running with greater precision and
less friction than any axle ever used for speeding.
Oentlemen Interested in driving matters are invited to
examine these Improvements at our factory, Broadway
and Forty-seventh street, or at our warerooms. Firth
avenue and Fourteenth street.
BREW8TEK k CO., of Broome itreet
A?FOR SALE. FIVE HORSES, FTT FOR FARMER,
. grocer, express or any business, at a sacrifice; also
Wagon and Harneas. 878 and 378 Bowery, opposite Filth
street, rear si able.
A GREAT SACRIFICE.?A GENTLEMAN WILL
sell his Turnout low for cash ; horse is a handsome
hay, sired by Ethan Allen out of a Patchen marc; can
trot in 2:40; is6years old. isjj hands: warranted sound
and kind : a tree sxid pleasant driver; sblftinc top Itoad
Wagon and Harness.. sleigh ami Robes: sold separately.
Private stable S3 East Twelfth at., near University place.
A?BAY TRAM. 1? HAN 08, f 1 EARS OLD. PRICE
? $1,200; gray Mare. IS hand*. 7 rear* old. price
$2,000; can beat 2:40, fine bred, well trained chestnut
colored saddle horse, can run in 1:45. price IfJO; ail
warranted sound, kln:l and true, without fault Clar
ence, $800; Stivers top Wagon $300; Wood Gibson double
Harness, $200: Dunscorabe Single, Slou. All the above
were new last spring and in good order. Can be seen at
Kinney's stable, 116 West Fourth street, who Is author
ized to ?elL If not told by Thursday, December 17, will
then be entered at Van Tassel A Kearney's auction tor
Friday's sale. December 18. 1S74. 110 and 112 East Thir
teenth street. O. T. HEATH, 03 Beaver street
? - - - ? - - --n
A SINGLE HORSE OR A PAIR FOR 8ALB AT A
bargain.?They are beautimi dari chestnuts, stylish
and attractive, 15V* hands high and sale tor a tally to
drive; can trot in together: anv reasonable time
allcwed lor trlsl. Address box 1,2.10 Post office.
A-BaY PONV BUILT HORSE; ALSO TWO WORK
. Horses, snltable for coal cart, truck, express,
butcher, farming, Ac.; $:<8, $65, $75; also Cart, Truck,
Wagon. 80 oivisinn street.
A -$228. AN ELEGANT LEATHER 8IIIFTINO TOP
. full spring road Wagon, with nolo and shaft city
made ?, cost $490: It is aa good as new, was used about
six weeks and has been on storage since ; must be sold;
a great bargain tor cash, as 1 have no use tor it Call on
or address A. W. SNIKFKN. 149 Prince street Brooklyn,
or No. 7 Eighteenth street, one door east 01 Fifth ave
nne. New York. .
A?FOR SALE CHEAP, TWO PONY BUILT HORSES,
? fit tor farmer, milkman, express or anv nuslitcas,
at a sacrifice ; 11 trial allowed. 31 South Fltt/i avenue.
A?ONE OF THE FINEST LANDAULETS IN THE
. city, made by Wood Bros.; cost $1,780; price $).000t
fentleman leaving the city; must be sold. j>p. 5 West
Urines th surest
HORSES. (AHHIAObS. <SC.
A -MAJOR 0. W. BABKER, AfCTIO.NB.KK.
. REMEMBER. REMEMBER.
TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW.
TIIK GREAT EVENT.
KIFI EENTtl SALE OF
THE KAMol'S MONROE OOUNTT
Tltori EBS AND ROADSTERS
A I HAHKKrt A SON'S
CITY AUCTION M A KT AN1J NEW Y< >UK TATTKRSALL9
corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street.
To-morrow (WEDNESDAY*. December 1?, at 11 o'clock
'J HE STOCK comprises 18 head, and consists of
THE HAY gelding ( hamplon Buy, got by Champion
(lire of St James), 15'4 high, 7 vears old ; can trot iri 11:40,
single or double.
HAY GELD1NO, by John J. Crittenden, 15>? high, 7
yearn old ; can trc>t tn 2:1ft.
BAY COLT. hy Toronto Chief, 15)< liigh, 6 years old;
can (rot In 2:80.
BAY GELDING. hy Champion, 15X high, 7years old;
can tret in 3 minute*.
BAY GELDING; by Rip Van Winkle. 13K high, 8 years
old ; can trot in 8 minute*.
CHESTNUT GELdino, With silver maneanl tall, ny
Niagara Chief (sire of Beti Flagler). 1?*.? high. 6 years old;
can trot in 2:48; is unequalled for coupe, road or iumily
u-e: in without exception the finest big liorso In
America.
TIIK WHITE Gelding Hnrt, by llenry Clay. 18& high,
9 years old ? Is a sure ; 4t> horse, single or to the pale.
SOKREL Ghl.DiNO, by Champion, itii high, 6 \ ears
old; can beat 2:45.
T 'K BAY Odditis Duke, bv Niagara Chief, 18^ high,
5 years <>ld; can trot in 2:40.
'IBE BAY Oeldlnp 1'rilt, by Ethnn Allen, IS^'high, 9
years old; lecord ol 2:33.
11AY make, l>y i'ox Hunter, 15Ji high, 5 years old;
can trot in 2 ;50.
Hl.ACK GELDING, by Ecklar's Clay, 15J? high, 6
years old ; his trotted in 3 02
HAY OIU-OISO, by John J. Crittenden, 143W high, 7
years old : can trot in 3 minutes.
BAY OELDINO, by lied l>tck, high, 8 years old;
can trot in 2-is.
ABOVE aUK ail elegant and extra stylish drivers,
and are warranted sound and kind.
BALE POSITIVE, without regard to weather.
FOR FULL description see catalogues.
Al'CTION HOI'SE OK V AN TASSEL A K E AHN'EV ,
110 AND 112 KAhT THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAfiES
EVEKY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty-lour to forty-eight hours given to purchasers to
test warrantees.
Horses, Carriages, Harness. Blankets, Robes, Ac., always
on hand at private sile.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (TUESDAY*) SALE
AT 11 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT. HAY MARE, TROTTINQ
Mare 15,*^ hands high, 7 years old ; kind and true In
ail harness tree trom vice, an extra flue roud
mare; trots better than 3 minutes; has great endur
ance and warranted sound.
PET HARNhS-i IN HOOD ottDER. AND
TOP ROAD WAOON IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Miner A Stevens.
BAY TEAM, HORSE AND MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH,
6 and 8 years old; kind and true iu all harness;
free from vice; tree and stylish drivers; fear
nothing; an excellent team lor carriage driving or
general business use.
OUBLE HAltNE S, NEARLY NEW, AND
KLEOANT l-ANDAU, NEARLY NEW, ON 8 SPRINGS,
built bv Wood Hro*.
SORREL MARK. IS HANDS HIGH, S YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; tree trom vice; very
stylish and handsome; has been used in a coupe,
and is a first class coupe or carriage horse.
set coupe harness and
VICTORIA, IN UOOD ORDER, WITH POLE AND
(?halts, built by Wood Bros.
TEAM BAY CARKIAOE HORSES, OWN BROTHERS,
1.% hands high, 7 and 8 years old; kind and true in
all harness; trco from vice: very stylish and hand
some; trot In 3)j minutes; fear nothing; a superior
team tor 1'amlly driving.
SET ViNE HARNESS AND
KLEOANT THREE-QUARTER CLARENCE, BUILT BY
Brewster A Co.,ot Broome street.
BAY TKO'i'tING HoRSE, 16 HANDS niGIT, 8 YEARS
old; kind and true in all harncs*: free trom vice;
<n extra good roadster: has a rocord or 2:15; Is a
free and pleasant driver; tears nothing; has been
driven by ladies all summer and sold for want ot
use.
SET HARNESS, AC.
TOP ROAD WAOON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Miller A : tever.s.
BLACK HORSE, 1M? nANDS HIOII, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vicc; has
teen use 1 in a business wagon and warranted
sound.
COUP ROCKAWAY, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS.
TEAM OKAY CoACH HORSES, 15'^ HANDS HIGH,
7 and 8 years old ; kind and true iu all harness;
free trom vice; stylish drivers; good travellers;
an excellent team for general use; also set Har
CLARENCE IN PERFECT ORDER; BUILT BY DUNN.
CHfc.8T.NUT HORSE, 15?i HANDft HIGH, 10 YEARS
old; kind and true in all harness; tree from vice;
very stylish; has been used in a coupe, and is in
everv way sile and reliable.
SET COUPE HARNESS AND
CIRCULAR FRONT COUPE, BY BREWSTER A CO.
BROWN TEAM, HORSE AND MARE, 15J* HANDS
high, 7 and 8 years old; Kind and trne in all har
ness; (ree from vice; good travellers; lreo und
stylish drivers; an exccilent team lor family car
riage drlviug.
BET HARNESS, MADE BY WOOD GIBSON.
LANDAU. IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY J. B. BREWS
ter A Co., of Twenty-flith street.
BAY HORSE, l&K HANDS HIOII, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind und true tn all harness; tree trom vice; has
been used by a doctor; is a tree ana pleasant driver;
fepr* nothing, anJ warranted sound. Also set of
Harness.
COUPE ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD ORDER.
CHEaTNU I HORSE, 18K HANDS HIOH. 9 TEARS OLD;
kind and true tn all harness; tree trom vice; a fast
traveller; tree and stylish driver, and warranted
sound. Also set Harness, Blankets, Ac.
OPEN DEPOT WAOON.
BLACK HORSE, lfi/4 It ANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS OLD;
kind and true tn all harness; free trom vice; a first
ciats coupe horse.
COUl'K, IN oOOO ORDER, BUILT BY WILLIT8.
BAY Pl>NY, l*x HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness; free from vice; an excel
lent Pony tor general use and warranted sound.
TOP PONY P'lIAKlON, NEARLY NEW.
SEVERAL HOUSES, DE CRIPTIONS AT TIME OP I
SIX-SIUT ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD ORDER.
Jump seat Wagon.
Rockaways, Coupe Rockaways, Depot Wagons, Phaeton,
top Koad Wagons, Harness, Robes, Blankets, Ac.
SALE COMMENCES AT 11 O'CLOCK.
Auction nousE of arch, johnston
(law Johnston A Van Tassel I,
office 57 Liberty street (Evening Post Building).
THE HOR.;K AUCTION BUANCli OK OUR HOUSE
19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HOlWEs AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
tiVKRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT li) O'CLOCK.
24 to 48 hours' trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (TUES
DAY'S) SALE. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT TEAM GRAY IIOrtvES (Canadian pony
built), 15}* hands, 5 and 6 years; km l in alt har
ness; tree irora vice; an excellent family or
business team ; hnvo no vices or tricks; any one
can drive them; are not afraid of anything;
?warranted sound. net Harness by Duuscomb.
ELEOANT CLARENCE, not soiled, by Peck A Co.,
sucoe?sor to Corbett.
BAY PONY MAKE, U*i hand*, 8 years; kind in all
harness; tree irom vice; very stylish, free
driver;any one can drive him;can trot in three
minutes : warranted sound.
TOP PONY PHAETON, nearly new, by Wood Bros.
DARK BROWN MARE, 15>4 na:ids, * years; trots
very fast; haa never been trained lor speed;
Kind in ail harness; tree from vice; a roadster
ot great promise: warranted sound.
TOP ROAD WAGON, P. A S., in gcoJ order, by R. M.
Stivers.
ELEGANT ROAN MARE, 15?i hand', 9years:kind In
ail harness.? free from vice; fine, stylish driver;
notatraiti of anvtiiing; will staud without ty
ing; warranted sound.
TOP SIDE B AR ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by J.
Vaudlgraw.
BLACK CANADIAN HORSE, 15>f hands, 7 years;
kind in all harness; free trom vice: an excel
lent road or busluess horse; can trot in three
minutes easily; warrauted sound.
COUPE ROc'KAWAY, in good order, by J. R.
Lawrence.
TEAM BAY HORSES, hands, 8 years; kind In
all harness; free from vice; an excellent fam
ily, work or business team; any one can drive
them; warranted sound.
ELEOaNT KAMIlY COACH, by Brewster A Co.
ELEOANT BAY OOUPK HORSE, 16 hands, a years;
itnd In ail harness; free from vice; stylish,
free driver; any one can drive him; not afraid
of anything; warranted soiind.
TOP DELIVERY WAOON, irood order, by 8. Soul.
BAY PONY-BUILT HORSE, 15X hands, 7 years;
kind In all harness; tree from vieo; r.n ex
cellent business, family or work borse; war
ranted sound.
ELEGANT DOO CART, in good order, by Merrltt.
TEN OTHfcR HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME OF
SA1.B.
A LARGIi ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF
WAOON, CARRIAGE HARNESS, ROBE.* AND
BLANKETS, at ARCH JOHNSTON'S Mart. 19
to 15 Thirteenth street, near University place.
Sale at 10 o'clock.
A-COUPB, LANDAUS, l.ANDAULET, MADE BY
, Ham, Brewster and Lawrence ; second hand taken
in exchanijc; quite new; winter Carnages at greatly re
duced prices. HAM, lu East fourth street
A LADY'S PET HORSE FOR SALE-CHESTNUT;
15K hands high; very handsome, stylish and safe.
Will be sold at a bargain if applied for immediately, at
arch. JOHNSTON'S, Thirteenth street, near l'nlver>
sity place.
A COUPE, EQUAL TO NEW, CLARENCE JIN GOOD
order, glass quarter Coach, six seat Sieiarh, top
Wagon, ten other second hand Carriages. J. W. PIT
NEY, ?60 Third avenue.
/1ARRIA0E3
U RECEIVED ON BTORAOB OR SALB. ROOMS
large, light, clean and dry. A. a FLANDRAU.
Buildings lately occupied by Brewster A Co., corner
BROOME AND MOTT STREETS.
C1ARHIAGES AND BLEIOlJS AT BARGAINS?OUR
) own manufacture, at low priccs and fully war
ranted. J. COLYEK A CO., No, 7 Washington place,
opposite 714 Broadway.
BLEOANT CLARENCE, NEW, BY PECK k CO,,
successors to Corbett A Co.
COUPE rockaway, in One order, by J. R. Law*
reuce.
KXTENSION TOP PHAETON, new, by Brown k
Eyre.
TOP ROAD WAOON, Tola and Shafts, by R. M.
Stivers
DOCTOR'S I'HAETON, good order, by Monks k
Irwin.
TWO ELEGANT TEAMS.
TWENTY-ONE HORSES, FOR ANY AND EVERY
USE. THIS KAY. al
ARCH. JOHNSTON'S Mart, 19 to J? Thirteenth street,
near I'nlversity place. Sale, K> o'clock.
See catalogue above.
OR 8ALE-A FINE COUPE HORSE, 16 HANDS,
_ bay, black points, 7 rears old. beautiful action and
perfectly sound and kind; will be sold cheap. Privaie
stable No. 4 snlffln court, Thirty-fourth street, between
Lexington and Third avenues.
flvOB SALE-CART OR TRUCK ROMS, 16* HANDS
' high, 8 years, sound and kind, $75; Canadian Horse,
18hand* tiiah, chunky bulla, sound and kind, $'-A suita
ble for nuy uy.?ini M. inquire for the carman at 3? Hud
son struct.
F
HORSKS, CARH1AGBR, diC. ?
t*OMBALE?ONE HORSK AND WAOOiT FIT FOB A
P grocer or an <-xprc*kuian; price $J% inquire at m
West Forty-sixth street.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANOB-fOR W ATCHKH,
Je < eirv or Furs, a thoroughbred Mure, sound, eieati
Unified, w-ll built and fust, an J invaluable to a breeder.
Address VIGO, Herald office.
FOR KALE CHEAP-THREE TRUCK OR CART
Horses. 1 OK hands high, 7, 8 and 9 years old ; war
ranted sound, kind; uliii Trues uad Harness, must sell;
no work. 8<i Vandam street.
Fine double road harness, fine coupe
Harness, double truck Harness. single business Har
ness, one and two hori>e Business Sleigh, yottn* sorrel
Mare, sorrel Horse, black Pony, ladies' m-sI Sacques;
other bargains. 18 Cornelia street, near Sixth avenue.
Horse, truck and route fob sale-at 63
Duanc street; l!or?o seven years old, sound and
kind; truck nearly new ; route thrown in to purchaser.
Horse and wacjov wasted to hire?suit
able to deliver small packages-. might buy ata bar
fain; drive up. Apiilv to TABLhl COMPANY, Domestic
Building, Union square.
HARNESS?THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
New York; a good Buggy Harness, hand made, $17;
? t'oodlOrocer's Harness, f2j; a good Milkman's Harness,
130; a good Doable Iruck Harness, $30; a good Hisble
Blenket. $1 #>'; waterproof Blankets, strapped and un
strapped. Please call and examine for vourcclves.
Flail ER A OSHOK.NE, 71 Barclay street, New York.
Hand made harness, hori-h blankkts and
Truck Blankets, of every stvle and grade; the
largest and cheapest assortment in this eltv.
E. BAKTLKTT, 62 Warren at, corner College place.
JF. WARNER, AUCTIONEER?WILL SELL, TO
? satisfy a judgment, on Thursday. December 17, at
10:30 A. ,M., at stable 1:'? West Nineteenth street. lour
new top Kxpress Wagons, ti reo top Buggies two Road
Wagon*, and a stylish bay Horse, 16 hands high, suitable
for a coupe.
PRIVATE nORSES AND LANDAU from DUNN
for sale cheap. St Cloud stable, 247 West Forty-first
sti eet.
SLEIGH*. CARRIAGES, SLEIGH bells?every
description, new and second hand; popular prices;
Coupe Uockaway, Dog Cart. Coupe, ant-seat, elegant
Pony Sleigh, Cutter.
manufacturers' union, 634 Rroadway.
TWO DOUBLE TEAMS AND WORK FOR sale
cheap. NEUUOFF, No. 96>, Broad street, or 216
Cherry street.
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT PRIVATE STABLE,
suitable for storing furniture or for a coachman's
family, four stalls for liorscs, on Thirtv-tlrst ttreet. near
Fifth avenue; rent very low. Apply at 307 Filth av.
WINTER it'? arn AT ASTORIA for six horses,
TT $15 per month. Wanted, gray or blncic Horse or
Mare, 17 hands; also light T Cart, cheap. 13J West
1 wenty-tourth street.
WANTED?A LIGHT ONE-HORSE COUPE, IN Ex
change ior a first class family Horse (bay) 15J?.
hands high. Address J. E. P., Herald office.
WANTED?A LIGHT SECOND HAND COUPE
Ti Rockawoy or Coupe, in good order, cheap for
cash. Addresj, with full particulars, M., station F.
1 COUPE, BY BROOME STREET BREWSTER; 1
tine six-seat Couno Rockaway. by Hduins: 1 Coach, I
Clarence, 60 second nand Carriuges of all stylos, by best
city makers; Blankets, Harness, Robes, Ac.
W. H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Wooster street
KA1 SLEIGHS?ALL STYLES, TURN SEATS,
t'ui Portland. Albany, trotting, pony, shifting seats,
six seats. Call aud examine at WM. H. GRAY'S, 20 and
U VVooster street.
? AAA MEN WANTED?
fJ.UIMJ To bny the immense stock of
Sleighs, Robes, Blankets, Bells, Whips, Ac.,
at auction prices.
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., 63 Liberty street.
DRY GOODS.
A SUPERB CAMELS' HAIR SHAWL FOR SALE?
Price $800, cost $1,601 Address SHAWL, box 137
Herald Uptown Branch office.
J^ACE curtains, AC.
IMMENSE bargains, MM.D TO PAY ADVANCES.
REAL LACE CURTAINS (Vom $7 50 to $50 per oair,
worth double tho money. GUIPURE ami APPLIQUE
ft-om $5 per pnlr NOi I INGHAM curtains from $2
per pair. nottingham and VESTIBULE L;ice irom
SSe. per yard, to the finest Imported. Lace and Holland
Window Shades, Patent Cornice.", fit any window.
Lambrequins, Draperies and Trimmings of every descrip
tion.
CA*RPET3
of all kinds- OIL CLOTns, druggets, MATTING*,
MAT-, Ac. It will pay parties wishing the above goods
to call at
sheppard KNAPP'S
GREAT CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS,
No*. 183 and 186 Sixth avenue,
one door below Thirteenth street.
Elegant fine laces?including wide
Flounce Lace, Point Lace Collarette, sacrificed by
owner, about leaving city; also Diamonds Breastpin 13
stones. Address, immediately, PRIVATE sacrifice,
Herald office.
MILLINERV AND UHESWMAK1MO.
Grand opening op ball, evening and stage
Dresses. In elegant tlUs, velvet, Ac., at Mme.
ELDRR'.S, 311 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second streets, to-day.
HOUSES, ROOMS. ?C?, WAMTED.
In tills City and Brooklyn.
A FAMILY OF THREE WANT THREE OR FOUR
Rooms, for light housekeeping, between Bleecker
and Twentieth streets, and Sixth mid Eighth avenues.
Address J. K. E.. Herald office.
Furnished basement floor and one room
on Parlor Floor, not above Thirtieth street, between
Fourth and sixth avenues. Call on or address Mrs.
CARDY, 68 East Ninth street.
Man and wife want a room, furnished or
unfurnished, for light housekeeping, without fire
or gas: terms m< derate. Address B. JONES, Jr., New
Providence, N. J.
Unfurnished floor wanted, with modern
improvements, or lower part of hou-e, lor small
family of adult?; rent not to exceed $2.1 per month. Ad
dross. enclosing permit, K. P. D., Herald Uptown Branch
office.
titanted-parlor and two bedrooms, for
myself, wile, child IS months old. with nurse, lo
cation above Union square and between Fourth and
Sixth avenues. Address, with price, Ac., box 129 sta
tion A.
WANTED-A completely FURNISHED HOUSE
for a private family, immediately. Address, with
full particulars, box US lie raid Uptown Branch office.
WANTED-A furnished FLAT OR PART OK
House, until May I, at not over $75 per inontn.
Address SMALL FAMILY, box 173 Herald office.
IWSTR DCTIOW*
AT THOMPSONS COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
opposite Coooer Institute ? Bookkeeping. Writing.
Arithmetic, German taught day and evening. I.udles1
Department. Telegraphy taught practically, with in
strument*, in one quarter.
AT DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEOE, 1.193
Broadway, gentlemen, ladies and boys learn busi
ness writing, bookkeeping, arithmetic, 4a., practically,
as used in the best New York hoa cs. Each pupil, young
or old, roceivcs private lessons and learns more In one
quarter than In years In classes. Evening pupils also
nave special Io9son?.
Algebra, bookkeepino, arithmetic, all
Engllsn branches, German. French, Latin. Wri
ting lessons $3 monthly. I'AINE'9 College. 62 Bowery;
uptown, Broadway, corner Thirty-fourth street. Ladies
taught Bookkeeping and Corresponding. Resolutions
eugrotsed.
TO GENTLEMEN.-A lady, with SEVERAL
years' experience in the tuition of adults, will give
thorough Instruction in the rudlmental or higher Eng
lish branches to a gentleman reeling himself deficient In
such; grammar, composition and penmanship special
tics; lessons at residence of teacher, at Hours to suit the
pupil Address IMPROVEMENT, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
WANTED?PUPILS TO prepare FOR THE STAGE;
also Elocution taught, bv an actor of long expe
rience. Address fred. SAUNDERS, 336 Second ave
nue, near Twentieth street.
LOAN OFFICKS.
AT 80 nassau STREET, AT TUE LOWEST RATES
Loam made on Life Policies, Merchandise. Dia
monds, Watches, Jewelry. Pianos. Ac. NEWMAN LEO
pold, 80 Nassau street, between Fulton and John.
AT half THE usual CHARGES-MONEY AD
vane?d on Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, Life In
surance Policies, Ac. No. 73 Nassau street, between
Fulton and John streets.
Brokers' Tickets of Diamond* and Watches bought. ?
w. Macduff aqo.
At JOSEPH SOLOMON k CO.'8. 134 FULTON
street, near Nassau.?Money advanced on Diamonds.
Watches, Silver Plate. Silks, camels' Hair Shawls, An
tiques and Article* of Virtu; established 1850, private
office tor ladies. Se habla hspanol.
AT IIYMAN'S, 710 BROADWAY -LIBERAL AD.
vances mado on Diamond', Watches. Silverware,
Ac . or will pay the highest market price for Iho same.
At 87 THIRTEENTH STREBT, NEAR BROADWAY. I
pay the highest prlcc for Diamonds, Watches, Jew
elry, old Gold or Silver; or the same advanced on.
ISAACS. 57 Thirteenth strett.
Money loaned on diamonds, watches.
Jewelry and silverware, and the same bought and
sold. GEORGE O. ALLEN. Jeweller,
1,190 Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street.
on NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OKFICE.
OO Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches.
evelrv and all kinds oi Merchandisei; the same bought
1 sold. Room t HAY MAN LEOPOLD.
j rvo SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TWI.XTY
"iUO fourth and Twenty fifth streets.?Liberal ad
vances made oil Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks,
Laces and Shawls, sumo bought at full valno.
L. BERNARD.
OIQ broadway, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET
i/LO (oldest established and most responsible office).?
Liberal advances on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, 811.
T?r, Lacaa India Khawls, Ac.; same bought.
A. 0. DEBTS,
CITY 1UCAJL ESTATE TOH gALB. ^
Central.
A-PORTY-SFOOND sthkbt, a FF.W DOORS WES!
. ol Fifth avenue an exceedingly desirable, well ar
ranged aii't built, ill-root frescoed, high stoop brown
stone Dwelling lor sale reasonably. V. K. STEVENSON,
Jr., 31 E?? Seventeenth sire,tor ll Pine street.
A PARTY OOINO TO EUROPE IN MAY, WILL DIS
Do?? of a lour storv high stoop brown stone House,
Murray Hill, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, above
, Forty-ninth street, at a bar nam, with or without Mir
rors, tarpeti ?nl (Jus Klxtu.es. Agents need not an
swer^ Address r. B., box 1,149 Post office.
Averv , desirable and eleoantly fur
nuned high stoop brown atone llouso, choice kooa
!um',2?f1r '?Kth av.nut, for ?45,0U0. Address BARGAIN,
box ItU licrai.l office.
A-F^CJ^.? v Asn GRAND FIFTH AVENUB
?nn ? street entrance Into Central Park,
owxlW feet, excavated, tor sal,. ?t a f.ar^ain.
V. K 8TEV1NSON, Jr.,
'? ' |nc street or 31 East Seventeenth Ktreet.
A T Ml?PROPERfY Ill'N.MNO THROUGH 98011
J\ Twenty-third to Twenty second street, notir Filth
avenue; can be Improved and made to nav hand
somely. WILLIAM iVcKmt.ro Flttha venue.
AN ELEGANT NEW FOUR 9T0RY BROWN STONE
IIouse, on Murray Hill, at a sacrifice. Applv on the
premises, 147 East Thirty-soventh street, of u. T. KEN
NEDS, BoUder
CM101C3 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALH.?THB
J executors of the esial" of s'churemsn 11 ulsttd, de
ceased. offer at private sal? the premises on wuiUiwest
corner i f Broadway and Twentf.flrst street, consisting
ot nearly four full lots forming au L. with a frontage ot
4S feet on Broil I way and 128 feet on Twouty-flrxt street.
On trie Broadway lots l< a hindsome and sul?tauiial
live ttor.' brick building. suitable for any first class busi
ness. Present leases expire next May. Iho property
can readily t>e reined to pay a koo<1 percentage ou pries
asked, to say nothing ot prospective value.
SAYkKA IIAL'-TED. No. io'J Broadway.
For sale-two four story dwellings, cab
Inet finish, Sixty-second street. 174, west of Broad
way, flit.'XJO; also three Stores on leasehold, bighth ave
nue; >3,500. \VM. BEDELL, Builder ant Owner,
985 Eighth avenue, i
TTTE SELL aNO EXCHANGE real ESTATE ?
TT Leave description: no charge uuless a sale or ex.
Change iscGected llirougb us.
C. C. WAV LAN D A AYM AR, MB Fuiton street.
A C\Q 4<VS AND 469 fifth AVENUE, BETWEEJC
TbUO, Fortieth and Forty first streets, for sale very
low. to a cash purchaser. Address or Inquire on tha
premises at on^e.
East Side.
A -98 CROSBY street, BETWEEN SPRING ANO
? Prince streets. These two valuable Houses on tha*
2fl foot lot for sale at a great bargain.
V. K. nTKVENsON, Jr., 11 Pine street.
A three story high stoop house and fuLti
Lot (2flxl00) for sale, between 1 exlngton and Thin*
avenues, for $i2L5fX); sold in dune last tor $itf.o?*.
1'llAl.ON A SLOAN, SI East Seventeenth street.
FOR 8ALE-118 EAST FORTY-FIFTH &TREKT, A
four storv brown stone front House, 25x40x100 feet
deep. Apply to JOHN W. RITCU, Architect, r>8 Ann sl
West Side.
A FIRST CLAS8 EI0HTII AVENUE LOT, 31 FEET
front bv 100 feet deep, with old Building, well rent
ed, near Twenty third street, for sale for $iS,UU0; wort?
$40,000; but little cash.
PRALON A SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street.
Miscellaneous.
TTTE SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.?
tt Leave description; no charge unless a sale or ex
change is effected through us.
C. C. WAYLAND A AYMAR, 163 Fulton street.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE}
AMD TO LET.
Herald branch office, Brooklyn. ~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TiiE NEW YORK
HERALD RECEIVED AT OUit BRANCH OFFICE.
IN THE LONO ISLAND SAVINOS HANK BUILDING.
CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND ROERUM ST.
OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P. M.
ON SUNDAY, FROM 3 TILL 9 P. M.
CARRIER:-' AND AGENTS' DEPARTMENT,
NO. 7 FRONT ST REE I'. BROOK LV.V.
A BARGAIN.-TWO AND A HALF STORY FRAME
store, gas. water and sewer, sldo entrance and
stable, close to terries, let at 6720: price ?.V?0.
W, COOK, '?15 Washington street, Brooklyn. {
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEM. HUDSON
CITY AND BERGE.V REAL, ESTATE. ^
For Sale.
Light manufacturing business-splendid.
four storv and cellar new brick, solid ami well built,'
40x60xiuu; four lines of cars: only nve minutes' walk
from Chambers street ferry: or will sell at a reasonable
price on fonr years time; only Utile cash wanted, or
Uuno from responsible parties. Inquire ot owner, U
Liberty street. New York.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
____ SAL.E OR TO RENT.
AB.tRGAIN.-MUST BE SOLD, FINE FARM OF IIS
acres, near Sing sing; good buildings; with 15 Cowt.
3 Horsos, 3t0 Fowls, *11 Crops, and Farming Utensils com
plete. Price. S14.0U0: terms easy.
T. OLIVER CARTE if, 39 Nassau street, room 1L I
A LADY OFFERS FOR SALE CHOICE TEXAS'
Lands, valuable Iron Works, Tracts, containing by
rales oil James River, and Lan Is on Elk Rtvor, Virginia.
Inquire of J. P. SNOW, 417 Broadway, New York
A HANDSOME COTTAGE TO RENT-FULLY FUR.
nlsiied. at Woodside, Newark, N. J.; contains nine
rooms, range, heater and bath, all in good order; tbrefl
minutes' walk from depot, liiottire In Washington ave
nue, two doors above store, WoodMde, or at 133 East
Twelith street, New York, Possesion immediately;
terms low.
Florida.-the subscriber will let. .for'
the season, his furnished House, on Brooklyn
Heights (part of Jacksonville. Fia.), only five minutes'
walk from the railroa 1 station and principal hotels.
The situation is one ot the most bcAntifui In all Florida,
being upon the highest bluff on the St. John's River and
haviivr a magnificent and extensive view. For particu
lars applv to W. O. LANill/EY A CO, Worth street, New
York, or to the subscriber, iu Provtlenca, R. I.
O. A. BALLOU,
CK)R SALE AT A SACRIFICE?THE OLD VANpB
JU water Hotel, South Oyster Bav, L. I? the lamnuf
resort ol sportsmen. Part ot purchase money may re*
main on bond anil mortgage : po ?session Immediately.
REYNOLDS, 133 Ninth street, Williamsburg.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
A?VERY handsome NEW TENEMENTS, WELD
? located uptown, rental II percent, for sain or ex
change lor other Property and some cash. Address IN
COME, box IJ3 herald office.
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, IN CHOICE LOCALITY
in Brooklyn, well rented and comprising twelve
substantial Buildlurs. to exchange lor out of town Prop
ertv; valued about S90.00J; niusi l e unincumbered.
WILLIAM TUCKER.no Fifth avenue. V
Dining paloon.-wanted, a dining saloon.
Restaurant or Hotel, in exchange for a Re>ldenc,e
at Rutlieriurd I'ark : Farm or lots, near depot; or would
rent furnished. Address HOTliL, bos 181 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
First class real estate-gentlemen's res
ldeiices. Stock and Dairy Farms, Village Property,
Timber Lands and Water Pjwer?all fret: and clear, and
rapldlv improving In value? will be exchanged for Jer
sey City, Brooklyn or New York property, free and clear,
or lightly enenmnered; or for I irst Mortgage Bonds on
the. New Jersey Midland, Montclair or Wallktll Valley
railwavs. Gn at Inducements offered to investors, or
those who wish pleasant homes. Dwellings will M
erected to suit purchasers at rorv low cost, as we manu
facture our own building material. AptMv to or address
TI1B NEW YORK LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
or A. D. MELLICK, 95 Liberty street, New York.
MAGNIEIOENT FARMS TO KXCHANOE FOR IM?
proved Real Estate.?One ot 78 acres, at Fleming
ton, N. J., only $8,000; one o; 80 acres, at Hotindbrook,'
M. J , onlv Jlfl.iiOi, free and clear; one o! 8t acres, at
Mutawan, N. J., onlv $'15)00t; all o> the farms have first'
class buildings. Cull, or send propositions to JollN M.
GIBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE?FOR
City Property; 2t0 acres, good buildings and ample;
well fenced and watered; first class land and tour miles
Irom Goshen. Orange county. Apply to ROBERT GOW,
Little Falls, N. J.
T
110 EXCHANGE?A VPRY FINE PRIVATE DWELL
i. ing House, on i<c<cington avenue, free and clear, for!
a 20 foot brown stone House above Forty-second street;'
owners only noticed. Address FRANCIS 11. BEERS, 48
East Twenty-third street.
-"OTEL IN BALTIMORE. NOW RUW
?POV,UUU. nlng, to exchange for Farm, South or
near Baltimore, or rent $7,6<M furnished, >6.000 unfur
nished ; capacity 240 guests. Address OWNER, box 111
Herald office.
REAL ESTATE WANTED. _
I IT ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, WITHIN THE OI*.
*T cult of a mile i)i sixth avenno and Harrow street.
Art.tre*s L. K. box 1,781 Post office, stating lowest cub
price.
YIMNTED TO rURCHA8E?A Til R BR 8TOBY AND
TT bn-ement brown atone House and I?ot, between
Broadway and Ninth avenue and Forty-fourth and Fif
tieth itreetj. A.ldrc??, kUtinu lowest price and term*.
HOl'SK, t>ox 173 Herald office.
POST OKPItE NOTICE.
OBT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mall* lor Europe for the week ending Saturday
Decemhcr 19,1874. will close at lb Is office as follow*:?
On Tuesday at 11:30 A.M.; on WeJneslay a 17:30 a.
M.; on Thursday at 11 -JO A. M., and on Saturday at It
ana 11:3.) A. M. T. L, JAMES, Postmaster.
YAC HTS, STEAM BOATS. 4eC>
^OR PALE?TUB FAST BAILING YACHT BUILT
Sloop Eliza Sevena, 22 80-WJ tonnatre. built by day's
? '. Add
F
work; two suits of Rood calls, all in cood order. AddreM
WM. WOOli, Post office, KevporL
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS CENTREBOARD, I.JOHT
draught Yacht. 50 to eu rcet lont:, Jor ! lnnks, ami
water clo-ei in cabin, and with a flood sailing record.
Will correspond with any party who can talk hard
times prices lor cash. Ad drew AMPHIBIOUS, tOl De
troit street, Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED TO WHCHAIB.
WANTED?A BEAVRR ROBE APPLY AT 3J \V AI?
ker itreet, up stair* __ ____
"\\7 ANTED?TO Bl'Y A SKT OF TINNER'S TOOLS
V> and machine* Addret? R?om 44 Uoyt Hon*, <H
Broad way.