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BRAZIL.
The Wnr of Church ?nd StoU In
Active *nd Embittered Profreii?
fonllfirul Appeals to the ?OB|w^a?
tloit*? Imperialist UUreiti In the
Argentine Struggle?A Bloody Scene
on HUipboard?Fort Untie* and lleve
' itio Janeiro, Nov. 5. 1874.
A new fillip lias just been given to the Brsmilan
ecclesiastical dlttlculty by the publication, by
order of the imprisoned Blsnop of Para, of au ex
tensive pastoral to his parishioners, and by tils
commanding, in direct defiance of the claims
sustained by the civil power, in virtue or the con
sututioa. the reading, from all the pulpits of his
diocese, of two letters addressed to him and his
follow prisoner, the Bishop of Oilnda, by Ills
Holiness Plus IX., In which letters the Pope ap
proves of the course of the bishops, gives
them the Apostolic oie-slng, and declares that he
had been deceived by the Brazilian envoy
sent to treat with him on the religious question.
In regard to this mutter the Brazilian government
Htlli remains last to its do-notning policy, trnsting,
It hints, to succeeding In convincing the mind of
llts lioliuess of the necessity of dlscouutenuncing
the procedure of the bishops and commanding
their obedience to the dictates ol the Brazilian
constitution, to prevent mischief to the Church,
But no one here believes that the present Pope
will yield an iota of his pretensions to universal
dominance, and the ultramoutanes naturally, and
with reason,scol! at the government's simplicity
und ask It what it has named by its imprisonment
01 the bishops and lt^ neuotlatlous with the Pope,
Bceing that the interdicts are still uullited ami its
assertion 01 the supremacy of the state practically
as well as theoretically treated with contempt, lu
fact, the government half measures have settled
notUing and have merely humbled it by tUeir lu
eoicicncy.
TilK RLLATIONS TO THE INSURRECTIONIST ARIiUN
raw.
Captain btanlslao Przewodowski, the commo
dore ol the Bruziliau Motnia on the Upper Uru
guay, li.is been acquitted by the court martial, and
tne acquittal continued by the Supremo Military
'i'rtbunal 01 Justice, upou the charge brought
against, him for throwing lour shells at the Aryen
tine military and trading post ol Alvear, on that
river, because ol the maltreatment therein ol the
cblet surgeon ol the ilotilia and the persistent
neglect. to punish the offenders. What the Argen
tine go vent m nt will think ol ttils aequiial it Is
not dttticult to imagine, but: It helps to slow the
bitter teeiing in Brazilian military circles against
tbeirfoviuer ally, owing to the lampooning and rid
icule whicu chaiacterized the Ar^entiue i re.is and
which is still permitted by the government, not
withstanding the stern censorship which is now
maintained in Buenos A vies.
Ti<A(iKI)V IIY lltrTINKERg.
A tragedy occurred last week on board the ship
Ring Pniilp, trom Cardiff lor Valparaiso, how un
dergoing repairs here, whose crew, ull but six,
??boiled" on arrival, The remaining men were tho
two mates, the Biewaru, three seamen and tho
cook. On tho 28th, wuen captain Kawlins went
aboard, lie iound the quarterdeck stream.ng with
blood, the stewaid dying, the three Xiamen lying
on the deck seriously wounded, and the two mates
engaged in a death struggle, lie attempted to
paciiy them, hut his efforts appeared only to excite
their lury lurthei. lie proceeded, therefore, to
the United muicb flagship Lancaster, whence
a party was despatched who seized the two
maies and handed them over to tho Brazilian
police. According to the story ol the.secoud mate,
Thomas Murray, and the three seamen, tho llrst
nmte, W. P. itjrne, got luriously drunk, quarrelled
with the steward, s.iot at luui and bear, hnn on
the head with a revolver, iracturiug nis skud and
causing his death next day. lie then turned on
the others, prostrated Hie three seamen with
shots, and compelled the second mate, whom he
alno wounded, to engage in the death struggle
going on wnen Captain Hawllns came on board.
Ti e cook came on bourd white tne atl'alr was in
progress, but made his escape on shore by a haw
ser. lhe steward was an Englishman, named
Allred M. Jackinan.
1*0kt nmES tariff.
Tho Minister of Pinance has Just issued an or
der, revoking an old decree, dec.arnig that duty
paid on produce lor a declared loreigu port may
be transhipped or resblpped at any Brazilian port
without be.ug liable to pay the export duty a sec
ond time, as was the case with cotieo snipped lrom
Santos lor New York in Septemoer, on wnich the
Kio Custom House iorced the agent ol the packet
to pay the duty here as wed as iu Santoalthough
the goods were merely taken lrom the Santos
ateainer and put on board the packet without
landing.
EARTHQUAKE.
A slight earthquake occurred October 30 at
Sorocaba, the centre of tne cotton district oi St.
I'au.o. it lasted one minute and a hail, making
the lurniturc and bottles dance a jig, cracking
some walls and causing some ladies to faint?so
says the telegram ol the police delegate oi the
town.
THE FOIUTU AVE!* IE INPllOYEHEXT?
Ltttwi from Corporation Counsel Smith
and Mayor Vance?The Latter in
Favor of Paying the City's bharo of
the Cost.
Mayor Vance has decided that the city Is re
sponsible lor payment of one-half the cost of the
Fourth avenue Improvement, In accordance with
an act ol tlie Legislature passed for that special
purpose. The following correspondence bus taken
place in relation to the matier, and was yesterday
.given to the public by the Mayor:?
Law OKriRTMKKT?<<rrn'K or thk Cotmsrx to tm >
Corporation, Nkw York, Hue. 10. IS74. i
The Hon. Samukl 11. 11. Vanck. Mayor ol tho City ol New
York
Sir?In the matter of w hat Is called the "Fourth ave
nue improvement," your preaecensor ruisud question*
on tlio constitutionality una validity of the luw under
which the oily id obligated to i>uy ono-hall ot the ox
jx-nscs ot thatimprovement 1 learned irom Mr. ilavc
loeyer that the objections originated wuh liim.se II, and
that having himself originated the questions. he ut<kcd
Uie opinion of Mr. .Mmou .-terne, who agreed with lam,
and put nin reason* in writing. Mr. Havemcver re
quested me to ptve my sanction'to the retainer ol' Mr.
rtcrne lo put the whole matter In litigation. X strongly
advised against this; and being unable to inlluuicu
linn. 1 obtu.ned, in a manner to render liiem entirely
Impartial, opinion* lrora Mr. S. 1*. Nash, an eminent
lawyer ol tins city and ot Mr. llcnry E. Dimes, lor
ineriy presiding Judge of the Court ui Appeals.
Those gentlemen were asked to give their jn lemcnt
without b as. i hey did so. My own opinion was
strongly sustained by theirs. Nevertheless, 1 yielded to
the very earnest, request ol Mr. llnvemeyer, and r>er
mitted the litigation to proceed at least so tar as tho
Special lerm ol the Supreme Court, with Incipient w.am
relating to an appeal, it resulted in a decision ot tlio
Kupreme Court, eiven by Mr. Justice Westbroofc, that
tli. re wan no ground whatever for opposition to tl.e law
on tne part ot the citv authorities.
I transmit Judge Westbrook's opinion, with the opin
ion ol Me-srs. Nnsli and Davies to the sumo effect. I re
gard these three opinions as unanswerable.
I also enclose the printed opinion ot Mr. Sterne and
his printed argument.
I think li igation here is a most causeless and useless
expenditure ot public money.
1 advise you. alter the most thorough examination ot
all the laws anil judlci il decisions bearing upon the sub
ject, that yourself, as Mayor of the city, aud the Comp
troller and Auditor ure bound by law to sign and deliver
(tie warrants necessary to meet the obligations of the
city, as urovided iu the act ot tlio ^legislature referred
to in the opinions here with sent.
I wid he glad of any intimation of your views upon th?
subject.
I ain. sir. very respectfully, your obedient servant,
K. PEl.AHtLll feMli 11, Counsel to the Corporation.
Exf.cutivs Dkfaiitmbnt, Citt Hall. Dec. 14. IP71.
E. Dh.ahki.d Smith, K?q., Counsel to the Corporation
Sik? I received your communication ol Ibe ltitli
Inst., with the accompanying nape?, as to tlio litiga
tion lo what is known as the "fourth avenue Improve
ment"
My uttenlion was attracted to this liligatior. when tlio
same was progressing before the supreme Court I read
atthe tune the opinion ot Mr. Justicc Westbrook, direct
ing a writ ol peremptory uiuudumus to isauc, and was
impressed with ilie reasons assigned by liiiu tor the con
clusion at which lie arrived. Tnis opinion, together
Willi your own and tlio-e ol Mr. Darie> and Mr. Nash,
now lor the first time communicated to me, leave in my
mind no doubt as to the course which it is the duly of
the olheers ot the city to follow in the matter. '1 he law
relating lo the Improvement should be carried out In
good laitli. and the litigation stopped.
While 1 sympathize with the ilci-ire so strongly felt and
so olten uianllestcd bv m.v predecessor, to reduce by
every luwiul means in his power the burdeps of the city,
1 am ol opinion that, in this imrltculnr insuuee, the liti
gation ou his part was u mistake.
't he improvement of Fourth avenue was commenced
with the approval ?( the city. The necessity (or some
such improvement was generally acknowledged, and the
prosecution oi the worn was actively promoted by all
parties w ho felt the incoitvenl n e and were exposed to
tne dangers resulting tri m the pre-existins state ol mat
ters. There are tew persons in the city who are not de
airotis that the work should be completed as speedily as
possible, aod when completed there can lie no doubt but
that it will he one id the grcate-l public impro\cmenu
and benefits secured to the city of Is c years.
No person has suggested, so tar ?s I know, that in the
matter ol this improvement or in the manner of it* ex
eoution any wrong or Imposition Ims been practised
upon the city. As so prooerly urged by Ju ige West
brook, "I here is no i reieiico hut Hist the Hoard of en
siseers in churgc ol the work lias honestly and con
scientiously done its duty, llio amount of money duo
Irom the cit.v ha* been uduisled, deterimiied and ascer
tained hy a tribuiiul specially organize I and created for
the purpose and which, composed as It was of men of
conceded integrity. ability and loarning, acting under
tilei sanctities ol an oath, was infinitely better qualified
to discharge that duty th in any court or lury possibly
could be. l)hiine a court, which, to ascertain fact*,
must re'y upo i evidence of others, this Hoard had per
(tonal knowledge ot the truth und right ot their Judg
ment, the work having heen done unuer llislr aupcrvis
ton and according to llielr plans."
The Comptroller recognizius th? force of such facts
as these, and satisfied oi the duty and obligation ot tho
Slt.v in relation to this improvement, caused to be
audited and lias pant several oi Hie claims presented for
|hc ex cutlon oi the wor* In my judgment the fotnp
troller was fully .iiistifind In all ho has done in connec
tion with the payment ol these claims
As the particular warrant to which the litigation re
lates was returned by my predecessorto the Department
ot Finance I will forward to the Comptroller aeoov of
your communication and ot this reply, that he may lie
mado acquainted with the course I consider it to be mv
duty to follow in the matter. I will su.gcit to this
Comptroller the propriety ol delivering the warrant
Signed by Mr. Ilavemeyrr, or to prepare and forward to
Hie lor signature a new warrant, ? hleh I will sign on
the cancellation ol the previous one.
Ol course you will mco that whatever proceedings mar
lie neci ssary are taken to have ihu litigation closed.
I return the papers which accompanied your coin
muiiieatlou to uie. Kespecttitily,
bAMl'i'.Li U. il. VANCK, Mayor. .
A
ytHnrrtnR.
SPLKNDIDOKFER.
DBORAAF A TAYLOR,
87 and 89 Bowery,
65 Chrystle street
and
139 and 132 Heater street;
Branch atore. 8t Fourth avenue,
will offer their enure stock of
Furniture, Bedding, Mirrors.
Cornices, Curtains
and
tfolktay Goods
at cost, up to January 1 next,
in order to reduce snrpliu stock.
A -WEEKLY AND MoNIHLY PAYMENTS FOB
. Furniture, Carpet* and Bedding, ^ M. COW
PERTH WAII' A CO.1 i, 155 an I 1j7 Chatham street. An
immense stock and low prices.
ATl'LN i !(>*!-'WANTED, till,000 WORTH OP sEC
oud hand Furniture and Carpets, to supply houses
for the holidays. Cult on or address Mr. ABRAHAMS,
274 Seventn avenue, near Tw>?t[ xth street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT oi' CARPETS, FU It Si
tu re nnd Bedding ut lowest cash prices, at O'FAR
HELL'.-, 410 I igbtli avenue, between Tlnrtieth and Thir
ty-first streets; payments taken weekly or n.onihly.
APIiXVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSKK KKP
inu will sell mi?u nitv-ent Parlor Suit, cost $400. lor
*2<j0, covered in sutln; rep suits. $10; Carpet, Chan,tier
Suit, complete, $60; Dressing Case*. Heustead. Chairs,
TatilB. Kedlttng, Ae.. . 40c. on the dollar. Call private
residence wo west -wi st.
A -FOR -ALB.?DON'T VAIL TO CALL AND KX
. amine all the elegant Household Furniture, Stein
wav Pianoforte, statuary. Bronzes, Ornaments, lino
1'iuntings, parlor, library, chamber and dining Furni
ture. * m 11 three days, prlvute residence 210 West Twen
ty-lirst street. _
AUC ION ROOM J, 39 EAST THIRTEENTH
street.?Furniture, M ittrcsses, Pianos, Library Tt
bles, Parlor Suits, Be Irootn Sots, Extension tables. Gal
vanic /Jattorv, Mirrors, .-ola Beds, ut private sale at
auctiou prices.
A MAGNIFICENT LATEST STYLE SATIN BROCADE
Parlor Suit, cost tbW, tor $135; Alarie Antoinette,
$S5; Turkish Suit, $76; Grand Square Pianoforte, i-'.'S;
brocutel and reps 1'arlor Suits. $50. $4()and $25; Turkish
l.'hulrs, chamber, library, inning Furniture; Carpets-, a
sacrifice. Residence ids West Twenty-eighth street,
near Sixth avenue.
A A. DEORAAF A COCHRANE,
? lu and 164 West Twenty thirl street.
HOLIDAY uoods.
I.nnge assortment ol Dp?kh. Easels, Foot Rests. Easy
Chubs, shaving Stands, Worn Tables, Pedestals, Patent
Rockers, Ac.
Reduced prices.
Open until9 P. M.
A -PRESSING circumstances COMPEL A
. prlvute loinily lo dispose of their entire Furniture?
Parlor suits, Centre and Conso e Tables, Curtains,
Writing Desk, Bedsteads,, Dressing Case, Carpets, set
tees, Bookcase: Librurv an t Dining Furniture, (/'hairs.
Paintings. Bronzes, Buffet, Uali stand, Ac. Call at 258
West Wd s'.
AT 747 BROADWAY?FASHDNAHLE, WELL MADE
Furniture, Carpets. Mattresses, Parlor Beds, Ac.,
nt cash prices, on GKQROU A. CLarKE'o popular iys
tetn ut monthly payments.
Bargains.?paklob suit, drab rfps, 9
pieces crimson Trimmings, 2 imported Vases, 2 mar
ble top Tables, sable Muir, Boa and Wristlets, mi,nk Muff,
handsome velveteen Polonaise.
LIN DO B ROS., 1,267 Broad way.
/ 1HATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF FINE FURNL
\J ture, Pianos, Ac,, at FAVOR'S, IS East Fourteenth
street, near Delmonico's. See Auctions. Also Furniture
at private sale. Open evenings.
/CARPETS.
v Furniture,
Beds, Bedding, Ac.
Payments taken
by the week, nr mouth.
Terms easy.
KELLY A CO.,
corner of Twenty-fltth street and Sixth avenue.
C1ABPETS AND FURNITURE.?$2511.030 WORTH OF
J Furniture now oflered at our immense wnreroom
29 per ceu< cheaper tnan any otner house in the city;
Pa^or Suits, 7 pieces. $10. and Chamber Suits, 9 pieces,
$22. A choice assortment of Carpels?Velvet, body
Biussels. tapestry (trusses and all wool ingrain at low
prices; oilcloths. Window Shades, lace Curtains, Lam
brequins, Mats, Mattiug, 4c. D. KELLY,
successor to H. O'Farrell,
(10, 512, 514 and 511) Eighth avenue.
IjlOR SALE VERY LOW?A CHILD'S BEDSTEAD, IN
1 walnut, French veneer; al*. a small Carriage ; all
quite new. 231 West Thirty-see,oiut street.
/-lOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL
vT sizes, rich patterns and flue qualities English Brus
sels, three-ply and Ingrain: very cheap at the old
place, 112 Fulton street, side entrance.
rpHK BEST Pl.AC i IN THE CITY TO HAVE YOUR
A Printing done is at the METROPOLITAN PRINT
ING bKTABLl.sllMr.NT, 218 Broadway, because, wittt
the extensive faci ities ttie office possesses, work is done
there at Hie lowest rales uud with great promptness.
^ IULMAKI>*.
?STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND
. the J'liclun A Collender Combination Cushions for
sale only l>y the patentee. H. W. COLLENDEU, successor
to l'helun A Collender. TM Broadway, New York.
A1
A LOT OF NEW 4)^X9 BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES;
also second hnu 1 5x10. Will lie told very low, at
pluno store 2i9 East Twenty-third street.
AT SACRIFICE.?B? AUCTION SALE THIS DAV,
at French's new Hotel, will be sold four Kavanagli
A Decker's new Tul'los, Complete. Sale positive. See
Auction Column Advertisement.
BILLiARD TABLKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.?
l.ook at the prices??lt>i, $150, #175. $2 0. $25J up to
$1,000. all complete ; tome tine second hand Tables.
L. DECKfc.K A CO., Caual and Centre streets.
PHI-LAN'S TABLKS?NOW USED IN THE WIND
sor House, St. Nicholas Hotel. Grand Central and
Earle's hotels, lor sale only by GEORGE E. PHELAN,
No. 7 Barclay street. New York.
^ WINES, L1HUORS, &C.
??7E BKL1N WITH TUli END OP NOVEMBER OF
Vt the present year the shipments of our Export Beer.
The same is prepared exclusively irom hops and mult,
no other ingredients being used lor its tabrication. It Is
strong and 01 an agreeable taste. and a peculiar process
allows it to endure the gieatest heat, to be shipped to all
loreign countries and to cross the ocean without losing
liny of iis qualities or changing its light, lustrous color.
It U shipped in boxes, coutaimng 12, 25 and 50 bottles.
Agents wanted.
PREIHERRL VON BOUT TEVILLE'S Export Brewery
(H 8,802), Meritig, near Augsburg, Bavaria.
MARBLE MANTELS.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS,
An extensive Mock. of Slate ami Marble Mantels,
Wash Trays and Slate Wort of every description.
I'EXKHYN .SLATE COMPANY,
Onion square, Fourth u venue and Seventeenth St. N. Y.
At greatly reduced prices?an extensive
stock ot Marble and Marbleized Mantels and all
other marble work; Marble Turning for the trade. A.
KLAiiEil, Hi East Eighteenth street, near I'tiird a v.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE
and marble lie 1 Mantels; nil kinds of Floor Tiling
Monuments, Headstones. Slabs lor plumbers and cabinet
makers now oflured at S. KLAUEK A CO.'8 Steam
Marble Works, No. 217 to 223 West Fifty-first street, near
Broadway.
_ EXOHANUE.
A -WILL EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD TENEMENT
? House, the Lease, Fixtures and stock of a well
Saying liquor Store, down town Address BARGAIN,
ox 1.(4 Ueruld 1 ptown Branch olUco.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANOK?FOR A BUTTER STAND
in Washington market, one of the best Retail Gro
cery Mores, u short distance irom the cltv, where a good
cash trade,!' done; good reason for selling. Please ad
dress J. 0., Herald office. No agents.
WATCII EfJ,^JK WELR Y, AC.
Bargains for the holidays?a fine assort
me 111 of Diamonds. Watches, Gold anil Coral Jew.
dry, solid Silverware, 4c.; old Gold and silver bought.
LINDO BROS.,
1,207 Broadway, opposite Gilsey House.
_ JDENTIMTRY.
A BEAUTIFUL SET. $5, $S. CONTINUOUS GUM
'lecth. *10; extracting, with cas. 5;>c.: silver filling,
toc. Examine specimens. New York Dental Rooms,
2ti; Sixth avenue. Established 1871. Remoinber 2U1
COAL AND WOOD.
PRICES REDUCED,?.BEST FAMILY**OOAL. REDOR
white Hsti, from $*25 to J>7 ber ton. delivered!
weight guaranteed; wood from $i to $5 per load, orders
by mail promptly attended to. G. W. THhDFORD, M0
and 242 West Forty-second street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
MATRIMONIAL.
A. WIDOW, AGED yj (CATHObIC), DESIRES TO
correspond with a Catholic gentleman about the
sumo uge. of good principle, good disposition, one who
thinks a good deal about himself, matrimonially In
clined; no triilei? answer; ?nii name and address given ;
references exchanged. Address, tor three days, s. M.
W., box 167 Herald Uptown Branch office.
AN AMERICAN, WHO HAS RESIDED SOME YEARS
abroad (professionally), tall, good looklnsr, middle
aged, wlih comfortable living, wishes to form the ac
(|iiamtinee of a very few young ladies of refinement and
good position, with a view to matrimony, one of whom
might lie Invited to Journey across the Atlantic. Address
1. N. EAKNEST, box 1V7 Herald office
A YOUNG OI NTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILITY,
aged 27 years, Is desirous of forming the acquain
tance of a young Ibriy ot a similar character, with a
View to matrimony. Address H. H. D? box I7J Herald
office.
AMIDD1.F-AOKD GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKU A
lady acquaintance; vlc:w matrimony. Address
MITCHELL, box lid licrald office.
HOARUKHH WAKTED,
I SECOND FLOOH, OV Til REE ROOMS. AMPLE
close to, Ac.. with private table, or wl.hout hoard;
references. MS Kan Twentieth street, near Broadway.
1ruA|4M,iiKMoimY furnished second
Mory Room, facing Madison avenue. with Hoard,
suitable for two persons. 2? K?st ?? ortv slxih street,
corner ot MaJ^oii avenue (Windsor Hotel block)
1 WHOLE FLOOR OF FIVE (THREE LA ROB AND
two hall) rooms with or without Hoard. including
bathroom, on second floor, or would let them In aiiits;
bouse has every convenience, location Murruy Hill. Ad
dress bo* 110 Herald Uptown Branch office.
1LAB0B FRONT ROOM WITH hoard. SOUTHERN
exposure: also two medium sued Rooms, at medium
price, lor families or gentlemen, at No. 1?1 W est I wenty
third street, near nixth avenue.
1 BUNNY ROOM, I ONTAlNlNU HOT AND COLD
J water, to let, with Hoard, to gentlemen; terms $H per
weelt; best reftrenoe. 251 West Twenty lourtli street.
1 CLINTON PLACE, CORNER B BO AD Br AT AND
Eighth street, Oitv Hotel. ? K?oms ilngly or en suite,
$4 to$1S a week, with Hoard; also an elegant House on
Twenty-third street to let
1 HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR, SUNNY BOOM. WITH
Hoard; pantries, hot and cold Winer, fire und git*,
at v ry moderate prices lor two; also a single Room.
42 Prove street
] BLOCK FROM FIFTH AVENUE, 39 EAST TENTH
street, between Broadway and University place.?
Just opened, newly and handsomely furnished Rooms,
en suite und singly, with Huurd.
IORANI) PARLOR FLOOR, WITH PRIVATE
table. and Parlor mid Bedroom on second floor, ad
joining bathroom ; ttlsu Parlor und Hodrooin on upper
floor, elegantly furnished, with private table; house and
aiipolntments first class. t>7 Thim-eighth street be
tween Filth and Sixth uuenues.
1 NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM ON PARI.OR
floor- also other Room*, singly or connecting, with
superior Hoard and home comforts, lor lamilies or gen
tlemen, at vcrv moiluraUi prices; best references given.
44 West Tenth street
1 UNUSUALLY PLEASANT FRONT SUNNY ROOM
and hull Room, with first class Hoard, ?2> per week ;
large hack Room, #20; all together or singly ; every con
venienee; family very small, 241 West Twenty-third ?t
<fcl Pl'-B DAY, $0 AND UPWARD PER WEEK.
?JPJ. */\> lor well lurnialied Room* excellent Hoard
lor families or single persons; two lines of cars puss the
house. 168 Hleeckcr street.
2 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET, FIRST IIOi'sE
Horn Filth avenue.? llandsomelv lurnialied suit ot
Apartments, on second floor, with Hoard.
*> OR FOUR DEB1BABLK PARTIES CAN OBTAIN
tJ first class Hoard und Rooms at 11 West I wellih st.
3 WEST THIBTIBffl STREET, FIRST IIOl'SR
west of Fifth avenue.?Two Rooms, suitable tor gen
I tlemen; table und uppointmeuta Hist class; references
j exchanged.
KTll AVkNUK, 224.-LABOE, HANDSOMELY FUR.
o ntshed Rooms, with or without Hoard, opposite i'uI'o
Hruns? ick ; the suiue ut 0Columbia Heights, Brooklyn,
overlooking the buy. Heierences.
CTII AVENUE, 78. ? TO LET. HANDSOMELY FUR
j ') nished R >oins on fourth floor, with first class Board,
suitable for (amities or single gentlemen, terms mod
erate.
<J?fT TO S6 PER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR
'JPtJ nlshed Rooms, with Board; hot and cold water,
gas and lire. B9 Christopher street, near Hleeckcr.
<#?/' TO $8.?HANDSOMELY FUBNISHBD BOOKS j
<P" hot und cold water, bath, gas; good table; home
comtorts. 2,2 WW Twenty-Mill street, neur Kightn a v.
in WAVE RLE Y PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.?
J '/ Handsome front Iio'ims. $14, Sit! and CIS, for two
persons, with Hoard; no childrea; single Rooms, $;i;
steam heat; also table Hoard, $'>?
MTH STREET. 87 WEST.?HANDSOMELY FUR
nished Rooms, second and third floors, southern
exposure, to let, to gentlemun and wife or single gentle
men, with first cluss Board; every convenience; refer
ences exchanged.
MTII STREET. 851 WEST.?BOOMS, SINOLE AND
douide, with firstcia<s Hoard; house and location
most desirable; terms reasonable; telerences exchanged.
1 CTH STREET, 215 EAST.?A THIRD FLOOR, TRAN3
1 >J iently rented in the full, will be disengaged Decem
ber 16. tho suit consists of three communicating rooms,
to be disposed ol separately or together, to a luinitv o'"
adults, with first cluss Hoard; best reierencu given und
i required.
/tAmu STREET GRAMERCY PARK.?KI^GANT
Anartmcnt*'to let, en finite. will;i Board; also
f.Vic KoomMcJr BeiUU'men; rctorenc-H. H6 I,v.ng place.
wi.-st SIXTEENTH STREET.?A VF.RY DF.SIRA
20 blc sat-ond storv Iront Room, with alcove, baud
sotuoly furnUhi'd. to let with Board.
?n ftTRPFT NO 4ft WEST.?ONE LARGE SUNNY
22DfiS? third4 floor. front, to let, with Board;
Lett reference given and geqmreQ. _
oo wm-?gg.'sggj!!2ya.'l3&
?di, to^.e? or separately, with Board; suitable lor
? family or gentlemen. ?
Z,n ctrkkT no. 174 WEST.?ROOMS TO LET,
23 with or without Hoard; terms moderate; reler
ences exchanged. ?
7-ThD STREET NO. 121) EAST, NEAR FOURTH AVE
23 nuc ?Three handsomely lurnlihed \{j[
Booms, with southern exposure ;alMihall Rooms, WiJi
first class Hoard ; relorencea exchanged.
77rTr?RTltEFT 114 V A ST. ?ELEO A N TLY KUllNlSllVp
23 Room* on the second floor. with.llrsl class Board;
also hall ltd n-" exchanged.
T^ti'vAffTTWENTY-FOURTH STREET.-TO LET,
27 with Board a nlcelv lurnished law Ro"?n "" 'J*0
third ttoor; *9M .?er week, lor two persons, or to agentie
man, witnout board^ ___ ?
nriTM RffiEET 109 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY.?
VVifl accommodate a tew table hoarders. ?
r-?r?TH STREET 63 WEST?LAROE SECOND STORY
Rooms on MrA and lourth floors; references.
?.V wp-;t "thirty-third street between
Sro-idway and Mth avenue.?Handsomely tur
^hed third nf,or Room, with Board, lor gentleman aud
wile or two gentle men.
OOD STREKtWoS. FIRST HOUSE WEST OF EIOHTH
H^^venue'^Uaua^ne.^
7T. Til STREET WEST. 417.?HANDSOME FRONT
-^4 kiintiv Koom' superior Board, $11 'or two or $7 siu
^eroo." rire"n'(lga. induce J; Broadway cars paw
door ^tllie location. _
.-k . TU UTRFET l!S4 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY.?
^4 Handsomely lurnished kooms. with nnexceptlon
boarders taken.
T? tu hTRFFT 339 WEST.?NICELY FURNISHED,
central. _ ?
^Tvru qtrfi-T AND MADISON AVEN UE.?ONE
R6 Hrce plea ant lurmabed Koom and bathroom
adjoining to ren f with Board. 2.4 .vad,avenue
"TiT WVSf THIHTY.WTH STREET.-A SECOND
4"! floor front Room, witli Board, suitable for g?*>tle
man and wile ; relerences exchanged.
a r\ wv?T WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH
48 avenue.?Large and well lurnished Rooms to let,
with good Board. ? ?
ri\ MORTON STREET, HIGH STOOP.-A PLEASANT
50 front Room, with Board, in a strictly prhato
family; references.
r TRVINO PL \CR, CORNER HOUSE. T'IKE K
65 nicely furnished hall Rooms to let, with Board;
bouse well ueated; board flrst class. __
88
MADISON AVENUE.?EXTRA BlZo.D FRONT
ball Room, with Boar<L
WEST NINETEENTH STBKET.-A VERY
pleasant second story Room, neatly lurnlshed.
suitable lor a person who w'shesto'lTe quiet and
tlieQ ; terms, with Board, #12 weekly.
1 ?Ul FAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
129 Lexington and Fourth ave nues.-Location very
deflrable^flvV minutes' ol Broadway, Htthavenuean.l
ureal hotel centres: nandaome. sunny seeond J?J'JJ 7
Rooms; every modern convenience; Qrst class ttoard,
reasonable; bo*t relerences in every respect.
1 ,ln SK.COND AVENUE, CORKER OF EIGHTH
1 30 street.? Fine Iront Parlor; also handsome second
Aory Room, front "each lor 1
single or double; excellent table, moderate prices.
Ol O WEST FORI Y-TIIIRD STREET.?HANDSOMELY
212 furnished trout Room, second floor, Are, ga?and
water $15; iwo gentlemen, including first class Board,
SHU.
OIO EAST EK1HTY SECOND STRKKT.?A LARGE
21 3 second story Iront alcove Room, nicely furnished,
wutherif exposure; with or without Board; home com
forts guaranteed ; terms reasonable; good location.
01 o WI ST F1FT! F.NT1I STREET.?TO LET. W'Tll
2 In Board, a larce Koom, handsomely furnished, to
gentleman and wile; closet, water, sunny exposure,
alM> hall Room. -
OOn WEST THIRTY-NINTH STRKKT?TO_ LET
2,)lI (urnished, with Board, a hack Pa 1 lor, a| o
second st>>rr l.aek Room; southern exposuro; hot and
cold waier. clowts: references.
orii ruritrii avkncf. iiavino <? han'JI'-D
ZiOtJ hands we are prepared 'o acconimodat getitl ?
men with nrit ciu-s Board in nlcelv (urnuUed and well
heated Rooms; Rooms en suite for families, houie 1.0m
I'orts; terms moderate; vacancies for ladies.
I oilU WKST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ONE DOOR
303 west of Eighth avrnue.-Bonrd. lor gentleman
and wife, wih beautiful sunny Hi oms, 01 101 geutie
men: bouse has every modem convenience.
OAT WEST TWENTY-SKCONH sptKET.-NICELY
Ol) 1 furnished Room to let, with Board, In a prl\ate
family.
Oil EAST FOURTEENTH STREF.T?A
311 Room on fourth floor to let, with Board, to a grn
lieman and wife or single gctniomen; table flrst class,
r ferencea
01(1 I.KXINCITON AVKNCF.. BETWEEN THIRTY
31(7 eltrtith and Tblrlv ninth strfots-A '"''"'"'j?'1
Koom to let, with Hoard, to slnule gentlemen or gentle
man a?d wile; relerem es require l.
Ij/ii vTkSTTIIIRTY-FIK.sT 8TRKET.-C( )M FORT A.
?5l)L hie, well furn'shed Rooms, with good 1l*?i 1
locality pleasant and convenient to stagos. cars and eie
vated road , reterem es rer|Uire<L ...
qTq LfXINOTOK AVENUE, NRARSIXTY-WURTII
riiO street?A lady having well HirnHied, private
house, with all Improvements, would tat, 7''!'0S^ iln.
Board, ironl Room, second floor, lor $18; hack, fio, *m
gie. $7 ; relerences exchanged ; home comlorts. __
ll 7A BROADWAY -TWO HaNDSOMKLY FCR
1,1 | 1) mshed Rooms on second floor, lor gentleman
and wiic; Board lor lady ouly.
BOAKUKI18 WASTKD. .
A ?mall rairin family, tit ruuniHiM am
elegant lurge Flat, on Fifty-first street, and would ,
like to secure one or two gentlemen and their wires, |
with Board lor the ladies; quiet purlieu will tlnn tint a
very desirable horns. Aitdress Mr* H., bo* 190 Herald
oOlee.
A GENTLEMAN AVI) WIPE OR A FAMILY OF
adult" can have l(o mi* and Hoard at 5.S West Mile
teenth street, between Filth und (Sixth avenue* Kel
ere iics.
A FEW RLbOANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD. TO
rent, to permanent p.irtiei. in i hlrtvfourth street.
Those willln,' o pay lileralty < an be accommodated by
adoressing V . Herald Uptown Hranch offloe.
A quiet family have fivr rooms or seo
oml Hour, In a lull width, neat hou-e. wilh good
Board; terms moderate to permanent parties. ?8 West
fitter nth street.
T.1LEGANTLY FURNISHED LARGl HQ IT \ R E ROOM, '?
sU iront, Sicood Moor; first etas* Board 111 private resi- >
dence: excellent location; terms reasonable ; bent refer- '
ences required Address, for Interview, box 2,:.6U Post
ottlcu, New York.
(1ENTL! MEN WISHING CLEAN AND OOMFOHTA- I
X blv inrnislicd Rooms, with or without Hreaklast, in
a private french family. are invited tocallal ?S? West
1 hilly-first sireet; very respectable neighborhood;
terms moderate.
J A HOE, KLEOAN f HUSKY FRONT SECOND
J floor Rooms; brown s'one lioii'c; Board and every
thing first class; highest reference; five minutesot Filth
Avenue Hotel; $3I per eouple. Also two light, sunny
back Rooms for two person*, lorti-; each room having :
hatnroom, closet, hot aud cold water. Address RELIA
BLE, station F.
MAD180N AVENl'E,Sift?ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
I'arlor Floor*, aditItiuiiul lioonu if desired; private
family; references; private table.
Z?ELEGANT BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS;
? reduced rates: best house*: u 11 locations. I'er
miu and particulars free, open day aud evening.
UKOUUE 11.WVK1.N ~. 1,209 Broadway.
BOA RD AND LOOGIRG WANTED.
A " SUIT OF SUNNY ROOMS, ALSO LARGE AND
2\. Hinirle Rooms, with Hoard, at moderate prices,
with separate entrance; desirable Rooms lor au ottlue.
20!) West Twenty-third street.
Board, ac? wanted?in a fiuvatk family,
by three youug uieu; unexceptionable reterences.
a. i uii.i.ir.i. 750 Broauway. ,
Board wanted?private family preferred,
lor gentleman, wife, three children and governess:
second lloor, three room* aud hath; location west ot
Madison avenuu, and Iroin Twentieth to Fortieth street;
price about >20J per month. I al lies only having first
class accommodation*, and location as above, address
D., box .i,9i7 Post o:tlce.
Board wantkd-for a family, consisting
ol a gentleman, wife, three youug children and
nur.'c; a ? ricily i rivate family prelnrred, with uinn r
in tlio middle of thu day; the subscriber will furnish al
most enllreiy, except carpet*; iioanswers noticed except
those giving lull particulars. Address X Y., box Sii
i'o.-t otlicc, Aew York.
Board wasted ?a parlor floor and bkd
rooui on first lloor, lurnished or unfurnished, for
5cuticuiun an I wife; Hoard lor lady only; lo ution from
'ourth to Seventh usunue and trotn fwentletli to Twen
ty-fill h street*. liberal term* :or good accommodation*;
Imurd In advance in llcuoi reterence. Address, stating
litil particulars, J. K. s., box 103 Herald Uptown Branch
oiUce.
Wanted-my a young lady-an authoress,
a well furnished front Room, with Board: locality
from Fourteenth to Thirty-fourth street and sixth and
Ninth avenue. Address A. M. H., box 107 Herald ofllce.
"1*7ANTED?RY A YOL'SG OENTLEMAN (GERMAN),
Ml one or two nicely furnished Rooms, with Board, in j
astricily private American family, in Fourteenth street ,
or vicinity. Address, stating terms, A. F., box 100
lierald oftice.
HOTELS.
A -250 NEAT. CLEAN, LIGHT WARM ROOMS, 2.W.,
. 33c.. Wc. aud $1 per day; gentlemen and families.
Frankfort Iloase, corner Frailklort and William streets;
open all night. '
ANGKLL'S HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS, <H LEXING
ton avenue.?l'leasant Rooms for geiiUemeu or
fumlltes, trail tent or permanent; private table if de
sired; house aud baths open all night; popular price*.
Bend lor circular.
BELMONT HOTi'.L?IN COMPLETE ORDER; EURO
pean plan; Fulton to Ann street, near Broad way;
business centre. JOHN P. RICHARDS, returned.
Rooms 50c., upward; new family rooms; meals at low
prices.
C1EN1RAL HOTEL. 253 CANAL STREET, RETWEEft
J Earle's Hotel and Broadway.?flood Rooms. $2 to S4
per week, UJc. aud 75J. daily; family Kooius, $1 to $2
per day. "
EilRENCH RESTAURANT.?SINGLE ROOMS FOR
1 gcnliemon, ami Apartment tor families at 63 East
Tweltth street, second door cast of Broadway. <
Mine. i-EBILLE.
GLENHAM HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, FIFTU AV- !
enue. between Twenty-first and 1 wenty-second
streets?Elevators and every modern convenience; an
elegant home lor iamilics; also a tew single Rooms.
N. B. BaRKY, Manager.
?/I ROVE HOUSE, 174, 176 AND 17ft RLEECKfcR
\T street?Fine Rooms, with excellent Board, $6 to
ClO, Si 51 to S2 per oay; literary society hop and health
lilt iree to guosts.
Hotel st. cki<main. Broadway, fifth av
enue and 1 wenty-sccond street?SuiU and slnglo
Uooms tor winter, eleuaiilly situated, newly tui'tiislied,
inoderalo rates; trausieut reduced, $3 i er en v; eleva
tor, *0. WM. O. TOMPKINS.
Hotel brantino, corner of madlson ave
nuc and Fiftv-oighth street.?A new first class
house, handsomely f urnlsUed, with elevator and all im
provements; table d'hote; terms moderate.
A. PaRKi-K, snnerUitendent
1Q AND 20 FAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. BE
JO tween Mndison and Filth aveuuei ?llandsomelv
furnished Rooms, family and single, witii Board; all
small tables; table d'note. A. LfeFLhR.
COl/WTRir pOAKIJ.
PHILADELPHIA, 1,409 FILBRKT .STREET.-SL'PE
rior Rooms, private batli; flint class Board fur per- <
nianent or transient guests
~W1MTBB HB8QET8.
R~~OYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. P.. BAHA- 1
mas T. J. porter. Proprietor.
?For lull information address J. LIl'OERWOOD 4 CO,, j
788 Broadway, N. V. Mcauicrs nail every two weeks. 1
Fillt SAlib. |
N OLiTesTABLHHED DKY AND FANCY ooods j
Business, on the best street In Brooklyn; must be
sold in consequence of proprietor's ill-health; kooci lino |
stuck and tine store. ACdress BAUliAIN, Herald brook- i
lyn Branch office.
ALAOER BEER AM) BILLIARD SALOON TO BE
sold at a (treat sacrifice, as owner has to (to to Eu
rope by next steamer. LULL. U7 Kluecker street.
A FIRST CI.ASS BAR FOB SALE IN A HOTEL.
For further information call at STETSON'S, 37
West Tweniy-elghth street. !
A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR 8TORR FOR '
sale, (loin* a srood business; lon^ lease; cheap
rent; the owner lias other business to attend to ; corner
North Filth and Fourth streets. WillMMasbtHV. I
A?FOR HALE, A CORNER LIQUOR STORK ON I
? prlnclpaI thoroughfare, doing a good business;
prompt purchaser will get a bargain; imi-t no. sold.
LLOYD, ? Broadway.
A?FOR SALE?PHOTOORAPH GALLERIES ON
? Broadway and Bowery; also established Mer
chant Tailorlug business ou uroadway; splendid Drug
Stores; terms easy.
MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street
A 1'INB MEAT MARKET FOR SALE-CHEAP;
also tlrst class Groccry storos on leading avenues,
Sample Rooms, Chop Houses, corner Liquor stores, Con
fectioneries, Bakeries, Liquor Stores, Ac.
MITCHELL'S Store Agency,77 Cedar street.
A WHEELER A WILSON FIRST CLASW FAMILY
Sewing Machine, black walnut, attachment com
plete; perfect order; sacrifice. S'.'S; also Wiiieox A 0ibl)?.
ISSCanalstreet Broadway, under Baldwin's.
A CIGAR STORE, SPLENDID LOCATION, EIOIITH
avenue, price $7iw; also splendid downtown Sam
ple Rooms, Liouor Stores, Restaurant*, Hotels, Station
i ery business. MALONE'S Store Agency, 121 Nassau *1.
A COMPLETE AND PERFECT REPRESENTATION
of tlie cltjr ol Paris, In metal, for sale, showing all
' ihe prominent places of interest. This is a pefect model
| onti< entire city ol I'ft'is us It existed before the Franco*
Prussian war. Address IMMEDIATE SALE, Herald
office.
AN old ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY OOODS
Business on the best street in Brooklyn; tmist be
sold In eonseqnenee ot proprietor's ill health; court luie
stock an 1 fine store. Address BAlttiAlN, Herald Brook
lyn Branch office.
A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR
sale cheap.?The best location In Bi ooklvn; doing
a giod business. Apply to THOMAS UAFFNEY, Auc
tioneer, 1H North W' i ill a in street.
IjVJR SALE?A GOOD FAMILY LIQUOR SI ORE,
with llccnso, on account ol owner leaving city; this
ohance is seldom offered. ;tti shcrill street.
IfOR SALE-LEASE AND HX1URKS OF A FIRST
1 class l'ackinut Establishment on the best location of
1 irst a venue; must tie sold at once, as the owner lias
other bflsinss'. Apply to JACOB ROjKNI'IELD, J04 1
West Twenty seventh street
fpOR SALE?OYSTER, COFFEE AM) CAKE SALOON ;
small capital required; good chance tor one with
small moans. Apply alii West Broadway,
??*011 SALE-BOTCHER SHOP, WITH OR WITHOUT
llorse and t art Mi Mrst avenue.
B' ''OR SALE?TUB BEST CONFECTIONER AND
Baker's business In the city of Ornnue.with Dining
| Saloon attached' has two ovens. Lease, Stock. Fixtures.
| llorse and Wag"n. Address or apply ut bllLMAN'S
bakery, Orange, N. ,1,
I T/OR SALE?ON ACCOt'HTOF DEATH OF OWNER,
? I1 a small Crockery store in tho city; business
j established many years; three years' lease, at a
very low rent Premises include store, large
cellar snd three rooms, stock llgtu. Onlv a stunil
amount ol money required. Apply to JA5IEs ROUK ,
Executor, W Barclay street.
B^OR SALE?LIQUOR STORE IN THE VICINITY OF
Washington Market. C all on or address P. DOLaN.
No. fl I'srk row.
EpOR SALE CHEAP?OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLR.
r sale and Retail FrOlt an I Wine store; best localm
in Brooklyn; horses, wagons and fixtures complete;
ample room. Ad.tr ss FECIT, box 224 Herald office.
fiURHT CLASS STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES FOR
sale.?Inquire on the premise*, sail itroniway.
ISAACS A K.NOSBI RY.
IjIOR SALE OR EX< HaNOE-BROOKLYN ON THE
r Heights, near ferries, Furniture ol lure* hon-r suit
able tor hoarding house; would exchange tor merchan
dise or businest, Address LAMPORT, tiorald Brooklyn ,
Branch office. I
POE SALES.
K?h .8tLR PH. TP ''KA8K-A medium sized
1 Hotel, centrally located up town; completely and
JS?? w'wom a' *u" particular* irom HOMEtf Mok
UAn. No. I Piue htrevt
fTrfiaT ua.k.,jain/,7wi};?' *ELL WIIOLK OK HALF
" Oyster f>?ioon, Cliot> llousu uml Bar; tavnrably lo
cated in this city : pays largo daily profit; price tl.uW.
M ADoX, ^ Broadway.
ERRING SAFE FOR HAL'-', LOW, "
at No 20 n?n ?u street, room 2
II
I WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE A TKA A.Nl? Gilo.'
eery .Store in a good location; lease alone worth ttie
price asked I or it: ??t ikr Misiness the came ol celling.
Address I*. J. Wall, llvtald Uptown Branch offtee.
JUST IN TIME FOR 'I H K HOLIDAYS.?I WILL BELL
during the wi-tK. to Clo<? out the business, ull my
Mock of new an t second hand Hewing Machine1, iuclud
inn Singer, Wheeler A Wiiiton, llowo, Una, Secor, Ac.,
at u ruinous reduction tor cash; iiini large stock of
Silks, Cotton, Needles. Shuttles. Ac.; everything. In
eluding stove*. Counter*, Hiowrasea, one small iron
Planer, one Punching rres?, M-winn Machine Engine,
Store Fixtures, Ac.; must he aolil before the end of the
week. Call eurly it you wish a bargain.
W. BLASDALE. M? Grand street
Koab boose roa balk?the best oh this
island; doing a splendid business: will be sold cheap
for cash ; splendid chance lor a party who undo rotunda
the business. Address U^AI) HOUSE, llerald I'ptown
Branch oftlce.
SAm?0U?IX0 OUT. A STOCE Of IKOON9
hnnd Safes at extremely low paices; in perfect or
der and best makes.
AMERICAN BAlfE COMPANY, 300 Broadway.
torn WILL BOY A noon TKA ami OOPPBU
O'tyf Koute In Brooklyn, tiaylni? $iu u week. Ad
dress E., Brooklyn Branch Herald otllce.
ma A/U) WANTED?FOR THE BKVT PAYING
Baranl Lunch Boom in I he civ, vicinity
City IIall un t UrouOway. Parties without cush will not
apply to M. McBOBLbx, 91 Duane street.
MACHINERY.
A LA ROE assortment OK E\GINR-<, BOILERS
and Bteara Pumps lor sale clicap, to close our New
York business; also Building*, suitable lor manufactur
ing purposes to rent, with or without steam power.
l* CAS>IDY'. Nos, 4 to 10 Bridge sticet, Brooklyn.
A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND HAM) ENGINES,
Boilers, Steam Pumps, Shutting, Pmieys, Ac.;
double Hoisting Engine, H-horse, Baxter and portable*.
WILSON a EOAKE, Water ami Dover street*.
Bath or range galvanized iron boilers.?
cornelius &. 1'LATT, niter to the public .'!0 and 40
pullon Boilers, manufactured n( the best chm-nul iron,
tit llBj |ier cent less than market prices; every boiler
warranted: also an assortment ot new una sccond hand
Lathes, Drilling Machinei and other lool*. Nos. 30 and
3i Water street. Brooklyn.
IriOR SALE-VERY LOW, IP APPLIED FOR AT I
once, several Hoe Rotary Presics, good as new,
suitable lor newspaper work. Address toe New York 1
Herald.
SMALL STEAM BOILER POR SALE?WILL DO FOR
a steam table or small engine, or to make hot soda or
cider, fan be soon at PATTERSON A BOND'S, 193 De
lanccy street
IVANTliD-A GOOD SECOND HANI) BAXTER EN
?? glue, 10-horso power, or other Portable Engine.
Address J. N. B., box I4U Herald office.
r EUROPE A \ STEAMSHIPS.
C1UMASD Ll.NK-B. ANr> N. A. R. M. & P. CoT
) t , NOTICE.
With a view of diminishing tho chance.j of collision
the steamers of this line take a specified coursc lor all
seasons ol the year.
on tlie outward passage from Quecnstown to New York
or Boston, crossing the mcria.an 60 ut 43 latitude, or
nothing to the north of 43.
on the homeward i> i<sage crossing the meridian of 60
nt 42 Intituil", or tvitmng to the north ol 41.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QlEENS
TOWN.
ABYSSINIA..Wed., Dec. Ifl JAVA Wed.. Dec. 35
?RUf^SlA Wed. Dec. 23?PAKTHIA Wed. Jan. ti
Steamers marked ? do not carry Bteera-je passengers.
Cabin passage, $8). $li*), si:io. gild, according to ae
commodutlon. Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and irom all parwot Europe at low
est rales. Freight an l canlu office, No. 4 Bowling Green.
Steerage otlico, 111 Broadway (Trinity Building).
CHARLES O. fra.NCKLYN, Agent
"PASSENGERS PER steamship ABYSSINIA KM
X burk from the Cunard wharf, toot of Grand street,
.Jersey City, at 10:31) A. M. on Wednesday, December It,
1X74. CIIA-. G. KKANCKLYN,
No. 4 Buwliiig GrecB, New York.
/ ^ REAT WESTERN
\JT STEAMSniP LINE,
NEW Y'ORK To BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
The Bteivmers of this line will bail ifom pier 13 East
P.iver as follows:?
CORNWALL. Captain Stamper. December 19
GREAT WEST E UN, Captain Wind tut m
Cabin passage. #70; intermediate, J4a; steerage, $30,
Currency: excursion tickets, $13).
Apply to the agout 7J South street
W. D. MORGAN, Agent
0
NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THK GENERAL transatlantic COMPANY'S MAIL
Sl'EAMSHlP.i BETWEEN NEW YORE AND HAVRE,
Tho splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con
tinent (being more southerly than any oilier) will sail
from pter No. 50 North River, as tollowj:?
PEKEIKE, Daure Saturday, Dec. 2ft
ST. LaURENT, Itvculoux i-atunay, .lan. 9
FRANCE, Truaelle Saturday, Jan. 23
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wiue).
First Cabiu. tl23; Sccond, $7J; rhird. ?3i
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Amoricau travellers, l>y tuking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the diucouitorU ol cross
ing the Channel, beside* saving time, trouble and ex
pense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent, 55 Broadway.
Eagle line
UNfTKD STATES MATE STEAMSHIPS
TO PLVMolTH, cherbourg AND hamburg.
The elegant Clyde built Iron steamships will sail from
New Y'orK as follows:?
sciiILEER, Captain Thomas December 15
LESS1NG. Captain Toosbury December '&
irom Eaglu Line pier loot of First street Hoboken.
KATES OK PASSAGE TO
plymouth, LONDON. CHEUBouBQ and hamburg.
Cablu?First saloon, 8100. gold; second saloon. $60, gold ;
Steerage, $Jt, currcucy.
Prepaid sveerage tickets from Haml urg. t'i4, currency.
For treighl apply to Fl'NCH, EDYE A CO.. V South
William .street.
For passage apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD A KUHNE,
Ccnorul Agent*, ll.'i Broadway.
Most direct and economical route to
Holland, Belgium, the Rhino. :switzcrlntid, Ac., via
ROTTERDAM.
Steamer ROTTERDAM.. December 24
steamer VV. A. SlltiLTE.V tiiiuiHry7
These beautiful steamers, enrrving the United States
mnil to the Netherlands, nre well known for the re^u
In i ity ol thuir trips. Rates of passage low.
PUNCH, ED Ye. A CO., L. W. MORKIS.
General Agents. 60 Broadway.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S USE
lor plymouth. CHERBOl'RO and IIAMBlIRtJ.
CIMBRU Dec. 17 TUUKINGiA Dec. 31
PR I Si A Dec. 21 westphalia Jan. 7
Rates of pas-age to Plymoath. London, Cherhoun;,
Hamburg atid all points ill England, Scotland ana
Wal
First Cabin, upper saloon, gold $100
First Cab n, low, r saioon, gold W
Steerage, currency 24
Kt'NllARDT A CO., C. li. RICHARDS A BOAS.
General Ageiitt, General Pusseuger Agent*.
61 Broad (street ^cw York. til Broadway New York.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE?STEAM TO QUEEN9
town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Tuesday
from uier 40 North Kiver.
WYOMING, Cautain uuard Dec 22. at 2-30 P. M.
Wi.-CO SIS. OcDtatn Freeman ....?inn. s.
Cabin. Intermediate ?nd steerage at low rates.
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates.
Passengers booked to and from "nrK Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, Ac Drafts on Ireland, England,
Priincc and Germany at lowest rates. Appiy to
WiLLIv.Ms ti UUION, ??) broad war.
"VIT UITE ST Alt 1,1 NR.
V> FOR ol'EEN'si'oWN OR LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED MATKS MAIL.
REPUBLIC December 19. nt 2 P. M.
BALTIC January 2. at 1 P. M.
ADRIATIC January 9, at 7 A. M.
CELTIC January its, at 12 noon.
OliCANfC January 23, at 7 A. M.
From the White >tar docks, inci i2 North River.
_ Rj*u-8- saloon, $8.t, gold; Steerage nt low rales.
Pafoon staterooms. stnoknu r ,ouis and bathrooms In
midship section, where Irani nioiiou is felt, thus combin
ing safety. speed and comfort.
For inspection ot pmns and other Information apply at
the company's oflice, WBroadway, New York
_ It. J. CQK'I'I.J, Agent.
TliE STATE LINK.
NEW YOKE TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST AM) LONDONDERRY.
These elecam new Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier Nortn River, as lollows-.?
hTATE O* OKOKtilA Wednesday. Dec. 23
STATU OF NEVADA Wednesday, Jan. 6
state OF INDIANA Wednesday, Jan. 20
FTAT<s OF GEORGIA Wednesday, Feb. :t
and every We inesday thereafter, taking pas-engers at
through rates to all parts of tirea' Britain and Ireland,
Norway. Sweden, Denmark anil Oermany.
Steerage as low as by any other line.
Drafts tor ?1 and upward. For freight or passage
apply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN A co Airents,
No. 72 Broadway.
Steerage office. No. 45 Broadway.
ATATIONAL LINE.
lN NOTICE.
TMmoil southerly reute has always been adopted by
this company to tvold lee and head an Is.
I' ruin plerl 4t and i7 North River.
TO QUEKN8TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
HELVETIA. Dec. 19 II A. M. I THE Qt'EliN.. Jan. S 12 M.
ERIN Dec. 20 8 A V. I ,.:Jan.tf
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
QREEOB Saturday, Dee. 19, lOs'O A. M.
t'abln Passage, fuo. $7(\ currency. steerage at greatly
reduced prices. Return tickets at reduced r.ite-i. Prj.
paid steerage ticket- irom Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply at the company's olllee, No. li'.t Broailwav.
F. w. J. huist, Manager.
AMERICAN i,INR.
A IUE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMTANT OK
PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Mail Steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL,
<a'ling at Qtiennilnwn,
sslllnff ererv Ihursdsy from Philadelphia, and
sailing every Wednesday Irom Liverpool.
The following steamers aro appointed to sail irom
Philadelphia
IM'.NN-YLV AMA.,.l)pc. 17 , 1MH ANA Ian. 14
ILLINOIS Dec. 24 ?ABHOTSFORD Jnn. 21
?KfcNILWOK I II Jan. 7 I OHIO Jan. U
PRICKS OF I'ASSAUK, IN Cl'R >F\CY.
Cabin $,".1 to 11 ni, according to accommodations.
Rtenrage and Intermediate ticket* to and ttnin all
points at tlie iow? ?t rates.
steamers marked with a star do not carry Interme
diate. *?
Passenger aecommo latlons for nil classes unsur
passed. Ample attendance li pronMI, Every steamer
carries a ??wrgeon and stewardess.
Ttie?e steamers are -npplled with lite raits in addition
to ihe usual life bjats and life preserver*
Through tickets an t ttimuph hills of lading Issued be
tween an prominent points.
Fur passage, rates of Ircltfht an.I <.lher Information
apply lo UEO. w. coi/l'oN, Agent,
4i Broad street New Vnrk.
JOHN Mi'DONALD. Passenger Agent.
No. H Batterv piece, New } nru.
PETER WRIIIIII A HtiNs. (iencrai Agents,
31*7 Walnut stieet, Philadelphia.
Richardson, Spcnee A c,r, Liverpool.
I. A J. Unmnuns A Bros., Qucenstown.
| ernopEAn iTEAMsinps.
Anchor lijuh. ' " '??* -
WKW york AND GLASGOW
A. m n stkAMKK EVEKY SAll'itDAY
rALlKuK^'iv *P";r\J' *"d 11 Xor It ichor', New York
Y^uioS8f.,a.:.:,';v & '211
>ur?uirjxrvhffi*" "u,l ?
? CI;. ^ ""KI'O'IL, /.O.VnONDBBRY
Cabin *snHiiF *,*!?} ,)U BELFAST,
llotu
TrVnun) 0<l>er tint clant line
ras&rau
^W^S^'-ANLLOYg^?A*8HIPM?l?rAirY.
loot or Second Street iLhok^ *? ?"r men piur.
n: ??
! Second cabin
! Siecrttee <> fc'oiJ
anplv 'n rieugj
OKl.RICICS A CO Agenta,
""? ' Rowling Green.
CIIY OK BKOOKMN u'llr iliv . ,?. '??. ?t 7 A. M.
< abln parage. $vi. $n, Hll,| 'Wi, ac uoou.
k tee rait u ofico* S3 Brou W anWrV&orth River
J""N O. dale, AirenL "
rpAH.SCOTTM emigration AM) KOtt ? l.iv u7
-1 chan^i*. oMJ 'o SO Soulli street.?Draft ii i-'n t
B8sa=a^8f i??*'gisyu,?agb
OTvw V,,w,sIA~''"*A**?* '?A-sAl'?ornoi
j in >ew lork, Hteoniei'8 ?very day : Draiu w inu.
H t?! "" England, Ireland and .-Gotland. Northern
Uotol, corner OortUn.lt an 1 West street* ??"'U?cra
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
"PACIFIC MAIL steamship LINK
ro CALIFORNIA, Japan AND CHINA,
low"-?"? lcave P'er ? NoniMtfver, New York, u tol
ACAPtrV CMnmiiiZ. r^.Taniiei-, December 19, 12 noon.
foll nvc'?8 tt>c s#n 1 ruu>'lsco tor Japan and oSuun ai
VASCO DE OAMA t.
For freight or p.is,a?e or tun'her' informally
Yor^ ?
*?><"? HATCH, "1,,,'eotor,
"p.U'IKIC MAIL STEASHBIP I.INU.
J- For San Francisco,
v,a
_ Straits n| Mn 'Mimv.
The magnificent steamship
CITY up TOKIQ
... . , $.000 tons burden.
will be despatched &sabove on or shout
#rrm r JVeAI?fts,*y. Uocember l'?, r-71
Fnrftlii/i?P ar,H' street* North River, So* York
ply on wh .rt ?r pas>as? ur ?",er 'nformaUou ptot^ a?.
_ Ilinn, Mana,MVl'n' ci!;,AV- SaPerinteQj?'
RKDl'CKI) RATK8 ?FOR I'ORT ItOV ' I. ~AVi) "ffr
nandliu, Fla. ?>tea,ner V t KSHUKO wiii ,ail ?n
jufsday. i>ecembrr 16. ir. m pier No. 2 Nor h Klver for
elleot iinmeUintely -.?First fb? ui eeuiV- .tw. V..S ?r? ?
2zt??y Fcs&sisi
HERM. OfcLPCKB, Agent, No. .IWllltam street.
V HAVANA AND MHXICAN MAIL 8S LINE
X^l , bteamcrs leave pior-JNor h'JtlveratSP M
CITT OF UFX&'t1 rfAVANA f'MW,
CITV OK NEW \ ()rir ..Tuesday, Dec. 19
cm 0? Havana K::::::::::;; ^ ?
tOli VEKA CRUZ AND NKW ORLEANS.
calling at Havana, i*rodrreso,
CITY OF MExfooC_:.. "?*!' Dee IS
CLUA luesdaf, r?ee. 15
For freight or pas^ze'apn'lV'to ue.?dajr, Jan. C
Jt; I ALEXANt)RK & RONS, 33 Broad war
l''?ve New Orleans Dec. ID and Jan ?
totVm I'm/ and all the above ports. *
New york and Havana dirfct mitt r iv?
? 13 NC"thk|u\^ra< tHl<iaU#'<n,,J W!" sul M ? M from
direcL aiToUuwi l; '??l 0< Cadar "lreet- <?r a?v.n.,
Tuesday Dec. a
. Curtis Tliurslav. Dec. 31
^Uoo?, apply to *** ftavi"8 nn*urP"8*"1 ?ccomm?
ii u F. CLYDE i. CO., Na 6 Bowling Ureea.
Mc Keller, Luliufi A Co., Aleuts in lldvuua*
l^OR NliW ORLEANS direct.
J- MERCHANTS ts It AM si II IP LINE
The steamship WESTERN' metropolis, Captain H
?tr*Ui ' 'J0'" 'i ? N?rth River, loot of Noitli Muora
Street, on Saiuiday, December lit, at 2 o'clock P M
, Freight recciveil daily. Through ralrs niven t? Sr
Louis, Vickgbitrg, Mobile, Qalveston an l Inlisuol*.
tor ireiftht or pas-ntv harinit supiTlor accmumoda
tioua, apply 10 l-RKDERic BAR Kit, pier 3li North River
I rpEXAs line of Galveston sticami-rs touch
^ X al c?rryi??K tlie United Slate* malL
leave^iller i'l hn.i'pi AUSTIN, Captain Eldrid?e, wlU
4 n u' .Ji ? kasi River, on Naturdiiv Docomhi>r 10 at
I SLJZ.TX'V' '"?"...'JKK'tJSS
? ?. MALLORV k CO.. 1JS3 Maiden lan&
I ^ CLl'DK A CO., 119 Wall street.
; fpos NEW ORLEANa DIRECT. ? ~
-i,_, _ T'<c Cromwell Steamship Line
The Jteamshln COKTES, Captain rroeinan will ti? ?
pier No. 9 Xortn Iliyer. on Satur'j.y '
r. M. Freight received dally. Throuith r?tu ?w. J
Galveston. Indianola. Rockport or Arantia Whm4?
Brasos, !-?ntiaj{o, St Louis and Mobile f'JISnV. ?
*30: steerage, F?7rTel.hl.r1apply
"-ARK A SEAM AN. In WaS street
QOUTllERN LINE. ~
-.hn r .. ^,KOR Nk* ORLEANS DIRECT,
every^ ednislav a.s'l? ^ claSs "**'ner, wlU MU
n rV (iif iKfioV' S18 ' ? ,r0IU P^r 3) East River ? ?
CAi'nvfJ'i1 ?rSf.,,N- VUI'"11" D"V>1? . .... DsSsll
JiAa.PUv?^'? rftptain MeCrccrv. rJUS* im
CII). OK GALVESTON i uptaln Evans i?
Frl.phu^eDeVdalfe- Th'rou^/^^^diii^JL1
swiipfs: }ee? sv'a "i;s; 3*/"'?
l%sw " '?"?zv.vaam t
153 iiiilden lane.
/aromwell steamship LINE for PORTLAND"
K/ Me -atoamrtip ueo. Washington ieave<ev??;
Wednes'lay and tbe Orio. CROMWELL evervSatard*?
comaiodattoni unsurPa<?eJ rmuM m ifa"
room and meaU $7 6). 1 "JSS|'0' ""clullni atato
Apply to CL/VRK A SEAMAN, 86 West *tre?L
Norfolk, Petersburg and richmond-old
Dominion Meuin-liln Company.?steamers leave
Jor above ports Iro.u ider 37 North Kiver loot of Beach
street on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, u IP. IL
AIm) intermediate steamer#.
Through lulls of infinite and passenger tickets issued
to a,I points in i!i? interior. . , ,
AUOi steamer for Lewes, Del., and All point* In Dela
ware aud fc astern Maryland, every Monday and l'hua
day. att P. M
uilice, corner Pulton and Greenwich streots.
TRAVBIiLKHS' GtlDB.
Fall Rivaft un'k to boston! vu?KWPORt
and I-all River.-The steamers NEWPORT and - .f.D
COLONY lcav?pier 38 North River, (out of Murray street
dully 8u;idays excepted) at 4 P. M. Through ticnett
sold at nil principal hot* s in t!ie clt.v.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Great Trunk Line
and United States Mali Houte.
Trails leave New York, liom loot of t.'esbrosses Mi
Oortlandt streets, ns follows:?
Express for Harrtsburg, Pittsbnrg. the West and South,
with Pullman Pulace tars attached, 9:3m a. M., 5 and
8:S?? P. M. bandar, ft and 8:30 P. M.
For Willlamsport and Lock lluven 'via Philadelphia
? nd I'.rie liallroad Division, eonn< ctlnjt at Philadel
phia}, 9:S) A. M. I'or Willlamsport, Lock Haven,
Corrvand trie, 8:3f P. M , connecting at Corry Ibr
Tltusville, Petroleum <cn:re and the Oil Region*
For Baltimore. Washington and the South, ' LimlUut
Washington Express" of rulliMn Parlor Tars daily,
except Sunday, 9aO A. M,; arrive at Washington 4 to
P. M. Regular, at 8:i0 A. M., X and 9 P. M. Sunday,
Express for Philadelphia, 7, 8:40, 9:11 A. M., 1J:S0, S, 4.
4 :id, 4 ;VI, 7, 8:ID, 'J P. M. and 12 night Sunday. 4 4K
,\r^:'i0 and 9 P. M. Emigrant and second class, f
For Newark at ?. 6:30. 7, 7:40. 8, 9, 10, II A. M.. 12 *., I, f,
1:3d, MO, 3.-4?. 4:10, 4:30, fi, 3 lift. 9:40, 0, 6:10. ??>. 7, 7 :30L
H:in. hi, 11:30 P. M. and 12 night bun,lay. 5 JO, 7 ana
8:10 P. M.
For K.Uabeth, 8, 8:30, 7. 7 :10, 8, 9. 1 > A. M, 12 M., 1,1
2130, 3:10 3:41, 4:10, 4:30, 4-,'Xl. 5:21, 3:40, ?, 6:10. ?:?, 7,
7:30. 8do, 10, 11 :i0 P. M. and 12 night Sunday, 6:20. f
and 8:10 P.M.
For Its h way. ?, fi:1*). 7, ?, 10 A. M , U M . 1.9. SAO, 8:1*
3-40,4:111 4 :J0. 4:f?), 6'20, ?. fi.lil, 9/U, 7, 8:10,10 P.
M. and 12 mailt Sunday, 5:20 and 7 P. M.
For Woodbridge, Perth Amtiov and South Arnboy, 6 and
III A. M., 2:tf> 4 m) and fi P. M. .
For New Brunswick, 7 and 8 A. M l. *,, t Jilt,(n
5:20, 6 10. 7 P. M and 12 night Sunday 7 P. II.
For Kast Millstone, 12 uomi, 3 and 1:20 ?.
For Kingston and liocky Hill, 1:40 A. M. and 4:10 P. M.
For Princeton 7. 8:to A. M? 11:30 2, 4:10 and 7 P. M.
For Lambertvllfc and Hemington, 9-30 A. M. and 2 P. K.
For Philllpsburg an.I Belvldere. ?:30 A. M ant t P. M.
For Trenton, Bordentown, Burlington una Caindea, 7
and 9:.#? A. M. 12 JO, 2. 4, Sand 7 P. M.
For Freeh Id. 7 A. M , 2 and 4:10 P. M.
For l' urminudale and Squan, 7 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Kor llishtttown. i'l'inberion and Catnden, via Perth
Aiuhov, 2:3D t. M.
F.?r tfightstown and Pembertgn. <? A. M.
Tr.iins arrive a? lollow*:?from Pittsburg, 8:85 ana
11.20 A. M. and 10:.w? P. M. iially; 10:18 A. M. and 7:40 P.
M daily, except Monday, i'r.nn Washington an<t Haiti
mori ' " * ""
a r
10:'
10:1 _
and 10:?7 l?. M. ? . ^ .
Ticket oiliecs, 5.'8 and 0*4 Broadway, No, I Astor
House, and foot ol Desbrosses an I Cottlandt stre?tsi
No. 4 Court street Brooklyn; Nos. Ii4,118 and lis Hud
son street, Hobokon. Emigrant Ticket nfllee, No. 8 ust
Mry plaee. D. M. HOY i>, J It., Ueueriil Passenger Agent
iriASK THOMSON,General Manager,
'jTOMNoroN LINK FOlt BOSTON X?D PROVL
nce. ?Steamers N AH It Ml AS MEf I". evrrv TMSUt
Thui" lav an l ^aturdll^ . nn.l STONING TON. every Mon
da.v, Weuneslay and V'riday, from ptor 33 Norm lUveri
foot ol Jay street, at 4 P. M.
im e. ti:20 A M , 4:1ft. 513 an I 10:27 P. M Minday, 6:10
i M and 10:27 P. M. Krotn 1'hiladelpliU, 8:10, 6:M, #:W.
3:15, 11:20, II :M A. M., 2:13, 4'.15. 5:15, T?V7:?), Mt
1:27 P. M. Sunday 5:10, ti A), 6:34, ll:&4 A. M., 7.48
s
lICVRIlMli
A." ^ K
NORTH BIIORK STAfKN ISLAND FERRT
?re running hourly RXCf .SION TitiPS from White
hall street, foot of Broa Iwar, for New Brighton, Snug
Harbor, West BrifliV>u, Port Richmond and BLM PARK,
from 8 DA. M. to 7 MP. M daily, Sun lavs ever* two
hours, froa 8:30 A, M. to fl M P. *

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