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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,358. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1875.-TR1PLE SIIEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?Second Paok?Fourth, fifth and sixth
column*.
AKTUuLtMiY?Twei rTH Park?Sixth column.
BILLIARDS? Ninth Pack?Sixth column.
BOARDERS WANTED-Fimt l'AUK-KlflU and alxth col
li inns.
BOARD and LODGINO WANTED?Fiiust Page?Sixth
! column. _
kBKOOKLYN URAL ESTATE FOR SALE?Second Page?
First column.
.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?Ninth Page.
BUSINESS NOTICES?Seventh PAUK-Slxth column.
CITY Hi: A I, ESTATE FOR SALE?SECOND Pack?First
t column. _ _ .
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?Twit, rni PAOE-Fir?t and
I second columns.
ICLOTHINU?TwKi.rTH Pack?Sixth column.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?Twelfth Pace?Second
l column. _ ,
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?Twelfth Pack?Fifth and
? sixth columns.
COUNTRY BOARD?Finstl'ARR-Sixth column.
DANCI NO ACADEMIES?Skookd Page? fourth column.
DENTISTRY?Twelfth Page?Socond column.
T>KY GOODS?Fikmt I'aiih?Sixth column.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISUED AND UN
FURNISHED? Stco.ND Page?Second column.
{EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?Twklftu Page?Fifth column.
5 UROPE?Twelfth Page?Fourtfi coluiuu.
EXCHANGE?Siicwro Pag*?Third column.
?FINANCIAL?Ninth Paue.
FOR SALE?Ninth I'aoj:?Sixth column.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Second Pack?S?cond column.
FURNITURE?Second Page?1Third column.
HELP WANTED?FEMALES?Et.xrx.iTii Pace?Sixth
column. and Twuntl PAGE?First lu'lumu
HELP WANTED?MALES?Twelfth Page?Socoud col
uran.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS?First Pack?Sixth colnrau.
HORSES CARRIAGES, AC.-Fikst PAGE-Third.
fourth and filth columns.
HOTELS?Fikkt Pagv?Sixth column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WANTED?Second Page?Third
column.
'.INSTRUCTION?Sixond Pace?Fourth column.
?J.ECTl.'RE SEASON?Second Page?Third column.
LOST ANI> FOUND?First Page?First column.
MACHINERY?Ninth Page?Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS?Twelfth Page?Sixth column.
MATRIMONIAL?Twelfth Page?Fourth column.
MEDICAL?Twelfth Page?Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKINU?Firm PAGE?Sixth
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?Tenth Pa<je?
i Sixtli columt).
MUSICAL?Second Page?Fourth column.
INEW PUBLICATIONS?Seventh Page?Sixth column.
PERSONAL?First Pack?Firnt column.
'PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.?Second Page?Fourth
i column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?Ninth Page?Sixth column.
PROPOSALS?First Page?Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
Eleventh Page?Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALK OR TO
RENT?Second Page?First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXC1IANGE-Skoond Page?First
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?Second Page?First column.
REWARDS?First Page?First column.
SALES AT AUCTION?Twelfth Page?Third and fourth
columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?ElKVKJtrn Pace?
First, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?Twelfth Page?First
column.
SPECIAL NOTICES?First Page?Second column.
SPORTING?DOUS, BIRD;), AC.?First Page?Third eol
nmn.
STORAGE?Second Page?Fourth column.
THE TRADES?Twelfth Paoe?Second column.
TTflE TURF?First Page?Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-Shoond Pace?
First uiul second columns.
^TRAVELLERS' QUIDE?Twelfth Page?Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET?Second Page?Second column.
[WANTED TO PURCHASE?Ninth Page?Sixth oolumn.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.?Second Page?Third
' column.
?WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
l OR TO LET?Second Pagh?First column.
JPBJUSONAli.
** A MKTHY8T."?MY PRECIOUS DARUNU, IdON'T
JV despair; bo hopeful nnu courageous. Trust in ttio
Jmppr future. I look for you Tuesday 5 o'cloct, an usual.
Do please write ut once. Trust In uie. Always your own
kincere and devoted darling, "EYES."
ASYLUM?ABSENT TUESDAY. COME SAME TRAIN
Thursday. DEUCE.
ADOPTION.?RESPECTABLE PARTIES WISH TO
adopt an infant from birth. Address Mrs. SEWAXL,
Brooklyn Post offico.
KORIAN.?INFORMATION WANTED AS TO TOE
residence of Hugh, James and David Dorian, helrs-at
ot John Dorian, who died in Mexico in 1873. Address
T. C. VERMILYE, Jr., 71 Broadway, New York city.
"TVEAR PET?CAN I SEE YOU SOME EVENING NEXT
X' week ? If so, what evening, where and what hour f
Answer by mall. ? STAR.
IjIRKNCII INHERITANCE.?MR. ST. EDMB JACQUE
! raier Is requested to conimiinicale Immediately with his
Virotlinr, Credit Foncier, Paris, concerning the aflairs of tbo
lute Mr. Jacquemler.
IflBORGB BORN, OP ANTWERP.?IMPORTANT LET
vX torn waiting for you at Post officc. Call for thetu im
mediately.
"INFORMATION WANTED?OF THE WHEREABOUTS
JL of John Watson McCarty. Any parson giving such in
formation will be rewarded. Address FLORENCE MC
CARTY, Puerto Cabollo, Venezuela, South America.
.tr CHARLES E. WARD WILL SEND HIS ADDRESS
4 or call at tho T. S. B. he will hear something to his ad
vantage.
J' OHN K. TURNER, AUCTIONEER.?PLEASE SEND
address to Dr. BTKBLB, 3fi4 AilelpM street, Brooklyn.
T TO E.-S. WILL CALL END OF WEEK, DARLINO.
MONi?AY p. M? DECEMBER 0, UNIVERSITY CARS;
lady and clMirly geutleman; rapid walking frotu Thir
ty-fourth street up SlxUi avenue to Forty third street. Gen
tleman mention somo incident, addressing YBUVE, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
MY FAITH IN AMERICAN HONOR RUINED MY
large young family. Is there no unselfish, honorable
man hero willing to sate the wrecc T Address box*5,4.Y7
Pout office.
"VTADIN.-AT NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, ON THE 7TII
J. 1 October, 1875, Marj Ann Nndln, tho wife of Thomas
Sadin, aged 38 years, died suddenly, It Thomas Kadin,
who is now in America, will communicate with his friends
at Nottingham, England, he will bear something greatly to
Lis advantage.
VTOTICK?PIIILIP JOHN MORGAN, OF NEWPORT
Xi (Monmouth), left England for .America in 1*54; had
employment ^t Rochcstor, N. Y.. and is supposed to have lolt
tor the gold diggings In 1836. If ho ?111 cutumiioicaie with
JOHN NEWMAN, Westgate street, Gloucester, England, he
Will hear sonirthlne to his advantage. Should ho be dead,
any person giving reliablo information will be rowarded.
gSALLUST.?WHY CO CRUELLY VEILED t DARE I
hope for a chance to see you again. Address CARLO,
raid Uptown Branch ofllre.
SE. M ?YOU OR ANY ONE OF YOUR INITIALS
? can have my beautiful new Paris china Dinner Set,
gold border, cheap. Address box 105 Post office.
STEI!
Will tho lady who sat on right of her companion t'nvor
the person who lingered anil saluted when leaving the hull
by addressing DISCRETION, box 108 Herald Uptown
Branch officer
|CTH AVENUE STAGE?FIFTH AVENUE AND
*.1 Thirtieth street; with mother; stono-colorud kids with
pocketbook in hand ; assisted, 11 o'clock. Lot mo hear trom
you. Address W. W., box 185 Herald offico.
liOST AND FOUND.
Lost-a spitz dog; answers to the name of
"Flory." A good reward will be given if brought back
to 113 Bowery.
1 ORT?GOLD BRACELET. ON SUNDAY EVENING,
JU lietweon Twelfth street ami Seventh avenue. Fourteenth
ntreot to Broadway, thence Fifth avenue to Twentieth street.
Liberal reward. Address HAUDY, No. 23 Seventh avenue.
I OST?TUESDAY, 7TH INST., BETWEEN THE CHEM
J icai and Citizens' banks, a sum of Money. The tinder
will be liborallr rewardod by returning the same to room 17
71 Broadway.
I OST?MONDAY AFTERNOON, A DANDIE DINMONT
J Scotch Terriar; answers to tlm name of "Dnndie long
tail, long brown ears, with hair clipped offends; supposed
to have strayed off In the Forty second street or Uroton Mar
ket from the person who had him In charge; (ti."? will bo
given If returned to 413 Fifth avenue.v
1 OST?BANK BOOK NO, 61,94.1, ISSUED BY THE
J Manhattan Savings Institution, and payment of the
eame has been stopped. Tho t!nd?r will oblige the owntr by
frturuing ihe same to the bank, o44 Broadway, coruer of
Bleecker street.
?J OST?IN GOING FROM TENTH TO SEVENTH
Aj street, Second and Hrst avenues, a Diamond Earring,
A suit.ihlo reward given for Its return to all East Tenth
?treet. " Mrs. TAPPEN.
I OST?IN FIFTIETH STREET OR THIRTYTHIRD
J street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, Ihe Drop fioin
n diamond earring A suitable reward will be given on re
turn to East Twenty first street.
I OST YESTERDAY, A BLACK LEATHER POCKET
J book, with monogram M. S. T. ill siher. Kinder will
lie rewarded liberally by leaving It at 144 East Thirty-filth
Street.
T OAT-BANK BOOK ON FRERDXEN'R SAVING AND
AJ Truit Company. A liberal reward will !? paid to
Ander. SARAH A. JOHNSON, No. 153 West Twenty
(fourth street.
KK WARDS.
rf.ward.-lost. on Saturday, decem
her 11, in or near Staten Island Railioad ferry
Bouse, a I'ilty-cloilar Bill, The above reward will be paid to
the Hnder by Mr STEVENS, in Staton Island Railroad
ferry office, root of Whitehall, New York.
dttyrt REWARD?FOR A LONG-HAIRED BLACKISH
grnySkye fcrrier Dog, with nickel plated chain
collar, If returned to No. 12 Lexington avenue.
41 (t REWARD AND NO qURSTIONS ASKED FOR
?!> I ' ' tho return of a gold hunting e.i?e Watch, stamped
iuslde case Y. S. Jk Co., is, lost Friday evening, Decembor 3,
J. H. 1IORTON, Jeweller, ?>:< John stroet.
(A
VERY LIBERAL REWARD WILL HE GIVEN TO
finder of earring* lily shaped, with two green pendants
i?nd ihree small diamond*, lost from Forty-eighth street M>ir
?kei to children's Kwin^s, Arsenal, Central Park. PEL
4.KAM A MEYER, 456 llroonte street.
IS"
?CIAL DESPATCH KS FROM WASHINGTON
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
BVKKK NIUUU
SPECIAL. WOTICK8.
A ?I?AAC oTISoYCB. 267 BROADWAY, LAWYKB,
? Noisiy. Commissioner; DWorces obtained promptly
without publicity; causes?Desertion, Incompatibility,
habitual drunkuuness, liiUdellty, Inhuman treatment, cou
vlotion ol felony. Passports obtained.
AFFLICTED TAKE NOTICB. ?A SPEEDY CURE FOB
nervous debility ami all important eaten requiring
either surgical ur medical treatment. U. D. GRINDLE, M.
D., 142 W ont Forty-eighth street.
A? BODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
? Ales, sparkling Winas, manufacture of complete out
fita of Apparatus and Materials, with full Instructions; all
departments of manufacture, bottUng and dispensing; ex
elusive rights In desirable territory; catalogues free. JOHN
MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty-sixth aud Twenty
seventh streets. New York.
A?KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES OF J. 8. SMITH
? A Co.
KKNTCCKY. EXTRA CLAM 177, FOB 1873.
77, 32, 6. 08. 19, 0, ?), r,8. 3, 2, 42, 37.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 178. KOIt 1875.
65, 73. 15, 11, 62, 37. 54, 77. 3d, 29. 63. 7.1
All orders address B. NATHAN, Post office box 4,870 New
York city.
A?PARKS, EMERSON A CO., AGENTS FOR
? Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn December31,1875.
Prir.es cashed, information furnished and circulars sent by
addressing PARKS A CO., ISO Broadway, room 4. Post otlice
box 5,272. Private office* attached.
Otlice hours 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
A?EXTRAORDINARY HAVANA LOTTERY,
? December 23, 187"..
1 prise of Spanish Dollars $500,000
1 prise ol Spanish Dollars 100,000
1 prise of Spanish Dollars 50,000
2 priios of each, Spanish Dollars 25,000
and 2,003 other prizes.
Eighty-ninth
Roynl Saxon < lorcruinent Lottery,
$3,481,0120 gold to ba drawn.
, First drawluw
January 3 and 4, lSTO,
Kentucky State Single Number Lottery,
brand llolday Scheme,
December 31, 1875
First prlie, $100,0110.
Full explanatory circulars free.
T1IEODOR Z8CH0CH,
Post office box 5,594. 110 Nassau street.
Beauty bewitches the soul of man; to win
her smile ho will lliug treasures at her feet, will sur
render his life, nay, the Immortality of his sonl. Ladies,
beauty Is a talisman that draws the nn-t flinty hearted mau
to your embrace. Secure b#*uty by uslug
DR. GOURAUD'S Oriental ('ream, or Magical
Bi>uutiUi<r,
? well known, efficacious and Innocent preparation for the
skin. Found at Dr. FELIX GOUKAUD'3 depot, 49 Bond
stroet, aud druggists'.
G
Diseases of men and important medical and
Surgical Cases a specialty. HENRY A. DANIELS,
M. D., 144 Lexington uvrnue, near Twenty-ninth street.
Office hours from 8 to 1
"EXTRAORDINARY" DRAWING, HAVANA LOT
JCJ tory.?Great holiday drawing. December 23; $1,200,
000 In prises; Whole Tickets, $90; fractional parts in pro
portion. Circulars oi information famished by G. OTIS A
CO., 335 Broadway und box IM5 Post office.
Extraordinary DRAWING-HAVANA LOTTERY?
December 23. 2,097 prl/.os with u capital priw of
$500,(NX). Send for circular of lull Information to
Post office box 4,3-5, W. FALLS A CO., 02 Broadway.
Fistula, and piles.?dr. siblf.y cures Fis
tula without cutting. I*ocal application only. 24-1
Sackott stroet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
RAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION
of the
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON i CO., MANAGERS.
TO BH DRAWN AT COVINOTON. KENTUCKY,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1875.
PRIZES.
I Prlxe of $100,000 la... $100,000
1 Prl*e of 50,000 Is 50.000
1 I'rixe of 40,000 Is 40,000
1 Prise of 30,0*X) is 30,000
1 Prise of 20.000 is 30,000
1 Prise of 10,<*>0 Is 10,000
5 Prises of 5,000 are 25,000
10 Prises of 2,500 are 25,000
50 Prises of 1.000 are 50,000
500 Prises of 100 are 50,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
10 of #2,500 approximating to $100,000 are. $25,000
10 of 3,000 approximating to 0").'*>> are 20.1X10
10 of 1,750 Approximating to 40,(100 are 17.500
10 of 1,500 approximating to 30,000 are 15,000
10 of 1,250 approximating to 30,001) are 13,500
10 of 1,000 approximating to 10.000 are 10,000
5,0OO 20 m e : 100,OX)
5,631 PriMsatBoaatiBgto $000,000
Whole Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; Quarters, $5.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO,
Covington, Kjr.
German uptown savings bank.
Tlie depositors of this Institution are requested to pre
sent th#!r pass hooks as soon as possible at the counter of
tho hank, 906 and 908 Third avenue, corner of Fifty-Qftli
street, for the purpose of ascertaining balances dus them.
HERMANN UHL, Receiver.
01 IlEAT BRITAIN.?ANY FIRST CLASS MANUFAC
T facturing or wholesale firm desiring to open up a trade
in England may And the right opportunity by sending full
particulars to a resident of New Y ork, now iu London; liest
references. Address J. D., 53 Chancery lano, London, Eng
land.
Havana extraordinary lottery-capital
prise, $500,000. Tickets can be had, wholesale and
retail, IVom K. SONNENBEBG, Post office box 190 New Ha
ven, Conn., or Post office box 5.!>22 New York city.
K?CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS.?IMPROVED
. method cures worst rases in half tho time heretofore
required: instantaneous relief; trial free, DR. STOD
DARD, No. 8 West Fourteenth street. New York.
K?OFFICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOT
. teries. SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO., Managers.
KENTUCKY, KXTUA CLAM NO. 089?PEC HUH Kit 13, 1875.
77, 12, 73, 19, 34, 45, 39, 74, 46, 43, 5, 8.
KKNTUCKY. CLASS NO. CDO?IIKCKMRKIt 13, 1875.
48, 19, 06. 72, 15, 33. S, 42. 31. 27, 10. 60, 7.
IIK.NRr, KXTItA CLASS XO. 775?DKCKMBKK 13, 1875. s
43, 51. 17. 26. 10. 24, 07. 50, 5V. 72. 12, 40.
HKNHV, CLASS NO, 776?I) Kl'KM UK It 13, 1875.
3, 26, 44, 00, 28, 72. 20, 30, ? 38, 54, 52, 45, 1.
Error. ?Kentucky, Class 088, No. 10, iu the sixth station,
should be 19.
Full information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE,
2<X) Broadway, or oox 4,909 Post office.
K?SIMMONS. DICKINSON A CO.'S GRAND MONTH
? Iv Extraordinary Drawing, on the Havana plau. to be
drawn December 31; also, the Koyal Havana Extraordinary
of Cuba, to be drawn December 21 hull intormation ny
applying to or addrosaiug J. CLUTK, 300 Broadway, or
box 4,96b Post office.
I A DIES WISHING TO SECURE HOME COMFORTS.
J with superior attendance, during Illness should call at
once at 149 Charles St., between Washington aud West sts.
XTKRVOUS EXHAUSTION.?A MEDICAL ESSAY
comprising a series of lectures as delivered at Kithn's
Museum of Anatomy, Now York, on the cause aud cure of
Premature Decline, showing indisputably how lost health
may be regained, affording "a clear synopsis of the Impedi
ments to marriage and the treatment of nervous and physi
cal debility, being the result of twenty years' experience.
Price 25 couts. Address the author, I)r. L. J. KAliN, office
and residence 51 East Tenth street. New York.
Royal saxon lottery.
Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries.
Royal Havana Lottery.
WACIISMANN A CO , Bankers,
Post office box 3.310. 75 and 77 Nassau street.
Royal Havana lottery ? extraordinary
I)iawing, December 23.?B. MARTINEZ has resumed
the business of his latu brother, J.B., on the same princi
ples. Address B. martinez. A CO., 10 Wall stroet, base
ment, middle office, or box 4,082 Post office. New York.
CM'KCIAL DESPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.
O ALL the LATEST NEWS
AND EVERYTHING WORTH HEADING
IN the EVENING TELECIIAM
TONIGHT FOR TWO CENTS.
rTIHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
J THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
authorized OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF
advertisements AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD:?
BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET.
1,265 BROADWAY.
530 SIXTH AVENUE.
114 SOUTH SIXTH STKRRT, PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
lyn.
qfci ?$i ?$i?$i _$i_$i_$i ?$1?$i?$1?$i?si?$t?$i.
'Pi A chance to draw $5<),i O).?Wyoming Lottery draws
Dm ember 15. Capital prise $80.00:); $200,000 to be ills
trlbuted; tickets $1 ; six for $5; circulars mulled free.
ALLEN A CO., 79 Nassau street, New York.
<1:1 9HH llllll ? GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
Drawing, Havana Lottery, Decem
ber 23, first prise $500,000: 2,090 other rash pri*o?. Clrcu
lars sent tree. JOSEPH BATES, 202 Broaiway; New York
Post office box No. 2,281.
$1
.200.000. ?GRAND _ extraordinary
? rawing.?Havana. December 23.
Circulars, with full particular Tree. Address P. C.
DEVLIN A CO., Stationers and Genoral Agents, 80 Liberty
street, New York.
PKOPOS.tljg.
QRA1.KD PROPOSALS WILI- HE HKCKIVEII UNTIU
0 rebrojfT 1, IS70. by the Tr?i?tee? ot tho Sew York and
Brooklyn Brides, at their office, No. 21 Water street. Brook'
lyn, V. Y., tor the manufacture and delivery or IXJ tuna of
cast iteol wire rope, r?i|?lreil for the erection of tho tempo
riiry foot bridge. cradl? cables and other appliances n^ces
rary for the coimtruction of tho mala cable* of the Ku?t Hlver
Suspension Bridge,
Printed upeclllcatlon*, (.leather with any Other Information
In regard to these rope*. may be obtnineii Irom tho Secretary
01 the Board, or of tho C'hlol Engineer, W. A. IIOKIIUMI.
CiTRKET UAU
0 ADVERTISING.
OrriCK IUitiboreCitt I'amknukr Ram.'.v it (!o*r?!*r, (
Dec. 3, 1073. J
Pron.isali for renting tho advertlilnif prlTllegen In the
cfcr* oT tiie Baltimore (Tltv I'niseiiijer Railway Company for
tho yet"' 1870, or lor a period ol two or thi'Mi years, will bo
received at the office ot tho Company until 12 Monday, M.
December 21).
Iiitorniation fui'niilicd ou Inquiry at tho ..(lie*
WUUN HOWIE,
I'mUmi.
8PORTIYG?POOS, BIRDS,
L10K SAMS?IMPORTED RKD SETTER DOO. PRMALE,
X1 9 mouths old. JOHN MOIIL, corner Herbert and
Monitor streets, Williamsburg.
THE TURF.
"TTENUIKTTA." TUB CELEBRATED TROTTING
Xl MARE. WILL BE SOI.I) AT AUCTION THIS
MORSIN(J at ARCH. JOHNSTON'S. SEE DtSCiUl'
TION IN CATALOGUE.
HOUSES, CARRIAGES, AC.
A SECOND HAND JUMP SEAT WAGON. CITY
build, perfect order; also Tup Wagon cheap. 1,503
Broadway, corner of Yorty-aixUi street.
AtlOOD, CHEAP WORK HORSE SOUND AND
kiml, suitable lor coal cart, truck or heavy work; also
Furnitnru Truck and H arnnM, suparate or together. Apply
at No. <i Bayard street. In the bakery.
AT A SACRIFICE.?A VKRf STYLISH ROAD HOUSE,
?Jdark brown, 15)* hands, 5)? years old ; broken to saddle;
?old lor want of use. 229 Went Thirty-sixth stroet.
A HANDSOME SECOND HAND COUPE. IN I'ER
fect order; also a Landau, a Curtain Coach and six
passengor Rook away, for salo vorv cheap.
WOOD BROTHERS, 740 Broadway.
A GOOD WORK HORSE, 10 IIAND9 HIGH, AND
one gray trotting Home, can beat 2:40, will be sold
cheap, for debt. Inquire at 9(3 Pearl itreet.
A?'THREE HORSES. YOUNG AND SOUND. FIT FOR
. truck, cart, grocery, farm, Ac.; will sell; no decent
offer refuted. Can be seen three days at 192 Division street,
stable.
A?I OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBAND'S
.? dnath, four Ilorsus, suitable for any business. at half
value; trial allowed. SO Amity street, between Thompson
and Sullivan, n ithu stable.
A CAR I.OAD OF WESTERN HORSES JUST AR
rived this morning, for sale or exebaugo; suitable for
any business purpose; a good (rial allowed. 57 Great Jones
street, near Bowery.
A?MUST BE SOLD HALK VALUE. TO I* ROAD
? Wagon, Pony l'heeton upholstered Portland Cutter^
set of light and heavy single harness; all equal to new. 13
East Fiftaeuth street, between Broadway aud Filth av.
AUCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAHSELL A KEARNEY,
110 and 112 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGE3
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that is warranted sound or kind and trne
in harness, froui one to three days U given to test war
rantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (TUESDAY'S) SALE.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMAN'S TROTTING TURNOUT.?BAY GELD
log, sired by secoud Uambletonian, dam a thorough
bred mare, is 1^4 hands high, S years old; kind and
true in all harness; free from vice; very stylish and
handsome; can be driven by a lady; fears nothing; a
superior roadster; is warranted to trot in 2 :U5 single
and iu 2 ; KJ to the pole ; was driven last summer by M.
Roden In 2 :80; for gentleman's road use has no super
ior, and is warranted sound.
HARNESS, IN GOOD ORDER. MADE'BY CAMPBELL.
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Dusenbury A Van Duser. Robes, Blankets, Ac.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT?TEAM BLACK HORSES,
1&V hands high, 7 andS years old ; kind and true iu
all harness; free from vice; havo flue style aud action ;
fear nothing; can he driven by any one ; are in every
way a safe and reliable family team, and warranted
sound.
SILVER-MOUNTED HARNESS, IN GOOD ORDER;
Robes, Blankets, Ac,, and
ELEGANT LANDAU, LATEST STYLE, BUT LITTLE
used, built by Miner A Stavons.?
GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT?BLACK TROTTING HORSE,
sired by Vermont Black Hawk, dam a Ratt'.or maro
that trotted in 2 :20: is 1S>? bauds high, 9 years old;
Kind and trno Iu all harness; free from vice ; very
stylish; can trot in 2 :S5 when in condition, and can
trot in 2 :4S auy day; has great endurance ; is superior
to the pole and a first cla.*s horse for gentleman's road
use. Also set tine city made Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Brewiter & Co., of Broome street.
ELEGANT TEAM CLOSELY MATCHED BAY HORSES,
hands high, 8 years old; kind and true in all har
ness ; free from vice, triek or fault; very stylish and
handsome; last travellers; do not shy or fall; are a
very superior road or carriage team, and warranted
sound.
DOUBLE HARNESS, MADE BY DUNSCOMB. AND
TOP WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT BY
Wood Brothers.
COUPE ESTABLISHMENT-CHESTNUT HORSE. 10
hands high, 8 years old; kind and true In every way;
has been used by a private family for coupe and car
riage driving; can trot better than .'J minutes; hat
great endurance, and (old only for want of use.
SET COUPE HARNESS, NEALT NEW, AND
COUPE. IN PERFECT ORDER.
PAlRBLACK CANADIAN PONIES, 12 HANDS HIGH,
7 aud S years old; kind and true In all harness; extra
fine under saddle; froe from vice; prompt aud stylish
drivers; fear nothing; can be driven by any ono, and
are warranted sound.
CLARENCE, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT BY BREWSTER
A Baldwin.
BROWN MARE. 15>,? HANDS HIGH, G YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice; a last
travollor; free and gauiey driver; has great endurance
aud warranted souud. AJso set Harness and
TOP PONY I'll A ETON, NEARLY NEW.
GRAY HORSE, 15J? HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD;
kind and trne in all harness; free from vice; very
stylish; has been nsed for coupo and carriage driving
and is a first class family animal.
JUMP SEAT WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Brewster A Baldwin.
Bay Horse, 1SX hands high, 7 voars old; kind and trne in all
harness; t'reo from vice; a fast traveller; free and
stylish driver; fears nothing and warrauted sound.
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
Hooker 1c Co.
SEVEN FIRST CLASS WORK HORSES.
SEVERAL FINE ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES, PORT
laml Cutters, top and no tup Road Wagons, 19 Horse
Collars. Harness, Robes, Blankets, Ac.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A
CCTION. CHATTEL MORTGAGE. AUCTION.
OK THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING HORSES
ANO HOAO EQUIPAGES
ESQ., FOl
OK JERSEY CITY,
OF EDWAUD HALL, ESQ., FORMERLY RESIDENT
TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), December 14,
at 11 o'clock sharp, at the liable No. -'I Neilson place (Mer
cer street), between Waveriey ami Clinton places, where
stock has bren removed for convenience of sale, to be sold
under it foreclosure of a chattel mortgage.
Including the famous fast and null known Trotting fiel
ding Northern Chief, by Volunteer; has a record ol 2 27 V
Soirel Gelding Defiance by Cnlifontia 1'ntchen; hug a
record at New England Fair of2::!6.
Sorrel Gelding Captain Russell, by Alexander's Pilot;
record at Medt'ord, bent heat, 2:2!l. .
Sorrel Gelding Mystic Boy ; record at Medford, fifth heat,
2 :40'i
Sorrel Ma'e Mary A. Whitney, by Oolddust; trotted four
heats, winning pnrse in 2:32ft, 2:3Ml4, 2 2 :114V
Bluck Mare Dauntless, by Genorol Knox; has record of
2:2M.
Brown lTorse Joe Hooker, by Young Columbus; trotted at
Nat Irk in J :3f>V 2:85 2 ::17.
t. Bay Gelding YouBfMaca.br old Hauibietonian; trotted
nt North Adams in 2 iiS, 2 :->4 and 2:55.
Brown Trotting Gelding Frank l'slmer, by Etlim Allen;
can trot in 2 ::>0; l>*s a record ut Natlck in 2:M"V
Also three top Road Wagons, polo and shafts; ono Pony
Phaeton one Depot Wagon, one Portland Sleigh, two sets
double Harness, live sets single Harness, all the elegant
Blankets, Bear Robes. Bolls, Whips, Ac., Ac.
N. B.?THE ABOVE STOCK OK HOUSES ARE TOO
WELL KNOWN TO REQUIRE ANV PARTICULAR
MENTION. AND ARE ALL PERFECTLY SOUND.
KIND AND TRUE, AND HAVE NO SUPERIOR
EITHER FOR ROAD OR TRACK PURPOSES, AND
WILL BE SOLD TO HKHIEST BIDDER, WITHOUT
LIMIT oil RESTRICTION, RAIN OR SHINE.
By order, CORNELIUS PARLEY,
City Marphal and Attorney for Mortgagee.
Auction. this day.
SPEED, STYLE, BEAUTY.
O. W. JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 14,
AT II O'CLOCK A. M.,
AT THE UNION CLUB STABLE, IHTH STREET,
THE SECOND DOOR EAST OK .".TH AVENUE,
THE PROPERTY OK A UKNTLEMAN FROM "
CALIFORNIA. I.N CONSEQUENCE OK THE GREAT
FIRE IN THE MINES OK VIRGINIA CITY
HE IS COMPELLED TO RETURN HOME AND
SELL ALL II1S FAST AND VALUABLE
TROTTING STOCK,
consisting of four fast and valuable
trotting, road and truck Horses.
No. 1 U the celebrated bay Trotting Horae George, l.'iV
hand*, S years old; beat record 2 :U8, but can trot iu 2 :3U in
10 days ; he is warrantod to trot this day in 2 $0: warranted
souud and kind.
No. 2 la the celebrated Trotting chestnut Horse Lexington,
loV bands, 7 years old; can trot in 2:3<>; la- war
runted to trot this day in 2:40; this pair of horses
were purchased of Mr. Edward Junes; they trotted
together on Fleetwood track In 2 :30; they niako a very last
team, but will be sold s.-purate.
No. :i is the fast Mambrino Chief Mare. Katy C., fl.ieurs
old, i:.^ bands; was driven by Billy Boyoe In 2:H7, three
days alter she arrlvod from Kentucky ; warranted sonnd and
No. 4. One elpgant city made Top Road Wf son, pole and
?halls, and flue doubt* and single Harness.
No. Ono light single seat Trotting Wagon, Fur Robes,
Sweat Dress, Stable Blankets and Whip*.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AKTER THIS SALE, THE
STOCK OK MR. CARR, OK BALTIMORE, WILD BE
SOLD, confuting of tho fast trotting d?p;>le gray Humble
toniao mare, Aille Gray, 7 years old, l.r>*% hands; record of
2 ;H?, bat can trot much I'nstor now, with Trotting Wagon,
single Harness, 1 Portland Sleigh All the above Stock will
positively be a >ld to the highest bidder, rain or shine ; terms
of sale, cash; a deposit of 25 per cent required on all pur
chases.
N. B ?The salo of gentlemen's Trotting StoOk solicited;
quick sales uud prompt returns.
A?Major CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.?
. MORTGAGE SALE of a FAMOUS TROTTING
TEAM. Will be sold, with the consent of the mortgagee
and mortgagor, ?Mltivoly without reserve, oil Wednesday,
December f>, IH7*>, ut 11 o'clock, at Barker A Son's city
auction mart and Now York Tattersall's, corner of Broadway
and Thirty ninth street, the celebrated and vevv closely
matched pair of cbcstnut sorrel trotting geldings, MOHAWK
BROTHERS, both got by Mohawk ; the dam of one by John
J, Crittenden, the dam of the other by Dykman's Mcsson*
ger; are 10 high; foaled 1MK) and ISU7; are game amlvory
easy drivers; have shown a private trial of 2:38$( to the
pole; one can trot In 2 :.'to, singly, and tbe other close to it;
neither have records better than 2 37; are unequalled hy
any tor road use. and are sound, without blemish; will be
sold separately or togotber. Stock now on exhibition Kt the
in art.
A -STARTLING, BLACK GELDISG, 1SK HIOH,
. foaled IS70, bred by Charles Hacktnan, got by Messen
ger Duroc out of Montgomery Maid, by Soeloy's American
Star; can trot In 2:40; the finest galled and richest bred
colt in Ametiua; will lie sold si auction to morrow (Wednes
day). DMfmbCr I">, ut II o'clock, at BARKER & SON'S,
corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, where ho can
now be seen.
A?TEN WAGONS AT A sacrifice, roll EXPRRSN,
? grocery, business, bakers, butchers, milk, vender, de
pot, dry goods utid delivery Wagons, from $.V) to $200, at
WAGON KANUFACTORY, 220Spring stroet.
A
BREWSTER, OF BROOME JTRRET, CLARENCE,
jk. a. as good as new, cost $2,0U0, linc<l with real satin,
very stylish, will be sold; great bargain. Gordon's stable,
Nos. :i and 5 West liiirtecnth street. #
A -FOR SALE, FOUR HORSI.9 (THE PROPERTY
? of a wi'lowi, snitaUM for cart, truck, grocery, ex
press or any busimat; cheap. Iuquirit at 170 Caual street,
U#?l V^ivO.
iiok8kh, carriaok*. *c.
Auction house ok arch johnhton
10, 21, M aud 25 tilliitkknti1 STREET,
nuar University place _
sales OP HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
FROM 24 HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI
ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
PARTIAL catalogue OK TIII8 DAY'8 (TUES
DAY) SALE, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT? Cross mutch Team
brown aad bay m?ro>, 15% bands, ? years; kind
w I in *11 harness uad umln saddle ; free from vice; are
j perfectly reliabio in every respect a* a family team
* i and excellent roadsters in single or double harness;
have trotted together in i ;45, cau do better single ; '
are not afraid of anything; pleasaut. easy drivers;
have not a vice or i rick: warranted sound.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, Robes, Blanket-., Ac.
1'akk PHAETON, in good order, by Brewstor, of
Bio?in& street.
DEEI' BAY HORSE (St. Lawreoce ?*ock), 15% hands,
8 years; loug mane and tail; kind in all harness
and under saddle ; has not a fault, trick or vice; Is
not afraid ot uuything; safe for a lady to driro;
does not shy or pall; nas good, square, rapid, even
gait; la a spirited, showy driver, a good feeder,
warranted sound; sold on account of loss of mate.
SET DOl'BLK HARNESS, made to order by Wood Gib
son ; cost $700; also
SET DOUBLE harness, in gnod order, by Dean : also
PARK 1'H.i.BTON, in good order, by llradlcy, Pray a
HANDSOME BAY TROTTING MARE Henrietta; ;
she was foaled in lSt)9, sired by American Star,
Jr., he by Conklin's American Star, dam a Mes
senger ui are; is 13% hands high. This mare was
bred by Colonel I'euiston, of Lexington, Ky.; she
hus trotted in 2 :4m, anil can beat that unw with
a little training; sho trotted a match with brown
mare Miss Drew at Fleetwood track Tuesday, De
cember 7, 1S7.x In rain aud mud, and won the sec
ond heat in 3:05, which was equal to 2:45. Hen
rietta hus splendid gait, excollcut style of going,
flno driver, au a1 roadster, and Is warranted
sound, kind and true, and will be sold very low.
ELEGANT SIX-seat SLEIGH, green plush, bv Gould.
dark SORREL TROTTING HORSE jake, 15%
hands, 9 years; kind in all haruass; free from
vice; has a record of 2:45^can trot in 2:50 to-day;
does not shy or pull; is not afraid of anything; in
every respect a first class roadster; sold for want
of use.
TOP SIDE BAR road WAGON, nearly new, by
W. H Yoong.
BROWN MARE 15% hands, 0 years; kind In all har
ness; free front vice; Iras beuu used to a pony
pheaton during past summer by a lady; is in every
way safe and reliable; warranted sound.
TOP pony l'HAETON, little used ? set Harness, Ac.
ELEGANT TEAM HAY HORDES. 15% hands, <5
years; kind in all harness: free from vice; good
style and action; very stylish; fast, free drivers;
?re not afraid of anything; safe for any one to
drive; inovery respect a first class family or road
team; warranted sound.
FULL CLARENCE. In tine order, by Wood Bros.
TWENTY-TWO OTHER HORSES, description time of
sale.
THREE DEPOT WAGONS for account of whom It may
concern.
MILK AN*) RAKER'S WAGON.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind of Carriage,
Wagon and Harness, sleighs, Robes, Blankets, etc.,
this day at
ARCH. JOHNSON'S Mart, 10 to 25 Thirteenth stroet,
near l'nivorsisy place. Weather never interferes
with our sains.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A?TEN PAIRS COACH HORSES FOR SALE AT NO.
. 144 East Twenty-fourth street, near Lexington ave
nue, New York.?These horses are all closely matched, colors
bay, brown and blaok ; they were all raised In Central New
York, are well hrod and very fine, range from 15.3 to 10.8
hands high aud hare great style and action ; they have all
been selected by myself with'the greatest care aud are fresh
from the country; thorough trial aud guarantee will bo
given and they will be sold at lock bottom prices. Pur
chasers arc invitod to call. N. ii. SMITH.
A?FOR SALE, FOR ONE THIRD HIS VALUE, THE
, fast Trotting Horse, Young Morril; is a dark chestnut,
0 years old, 15% hands; warranted souud and kind; Is the
most perfect gentleman's liorso goes the road; has a
record of 2 :4i%. Private stable, 33 hast Twelfth street, be
tween Broadway and University place.
A?FOR SALE CHKAP-A VERY HANDSOME BAY
. llambletontan Mare. 15 hands high, 7 years old; war
ranted sound and kind in all harness; extra line nnder sad
dle. Apply at private stable No. 2rt West Forty-fourth st.
?$175 WILL BUY A FIRST CLASS SHIFTING TOP
? gcntlomnn'i Road Wason. Pols aud Shafts, cost $475
last July; a fine Harness, $45; handsome Portland (.utter,
$00 ; tine Robes, cheap, at private stable 33 East Twelfth
street, near University place.
C10UPE AND SIX SEAT rockaways A SPECIALTY;
J hung low, making access easy; plenty of foot room;
sittings very comfortable.
A 3. FLANDRAU,
372 and 374 Broome street (old stand ot Brewster A Co.)
CCOUNTRY BOARD FOR HORSES AT the BATH
/ gan farm, Morrisania. A. BATflGAN.
Elegant six-seat sleioh, green plusii, by
Gould.
TWO CLARENCES, in good order, by Wood Bros.
two PAHK PHAETONS, by Brewster, of Broonte
street. ?
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, nearly new, by W. H.
* k'x?ENoiON TOP PHAETON, nearly new, ky llat
lleld a Jackson.
STYLISH SIDE BAR DEPOT WAGON, by Ellis a
Mulkav.
TWO FAMILY OR ROAD TEAMS, 15V hands.
TROrrEIW HENRIETTA AND SORREL JAKE this
rt'arch. JOHNSTON'S Mart. 19 to 25 Thirteenth
street, near University place. Weather never Interferes
with our
SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
SEE PARTIAL catalogue ABOVE.
For salk-a medium sized work horse, very
low: none better. Apply at 21 Grand street. Jersey
City. Dr. o. P. BROWN.
OR SALE?GENTLEMAN'S COUPE HORSE. DARK
bay, 10% hands, 7 years old; warranted sound, kind,
F
vithout scratch or hlomlsh; trots in 3%; price $.'??)
B. r. 1iovey, 124 West Nineteenth
street.
IjlOR SALE?a ROAN MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH, 10
' years old; Sound aud kind ; has a record of 2 >41; price
$00. Apply at 275 Spring street,
For sale?a pair of iron orey carriage
Horses, mated, 15% hands; sound, kind and stylish;
owner has uo use lor them ; a good bargain is offered." Ad
dress IRON GREY, hoc 190 Herald Uptown Branch office,
For sale cheap, for cash?a fine single
Horse, perfectly sound and gentle and a good traveller;
also a side bar top bii'igy, in lirst rate condition. Can ho
seen for two days at Eldord's stable. No. 4 West Forty-fifth
stroet.
t<TTENRIETTA" WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION POS
jl ITIVELY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT ARCH.
JOHNSTON'S SALE THIS MORNING. SEP, CATA
L0C.UE FOR PEDIGREE AND description.
Harness ?good buggy harness $7 50, up
ward; double farm Harness. $19 50; Blankets, $1,
upward; Buffalo Robe, lined, $s 50; Whips, 10o., upward;
double buggy Harness, $21; team Harness, ?2-<.
PETERS a CALHOUN CO., 33 Mercer street.
Everything in the line lowest price for cash.
Horse blankets, truck blankets.
Dress Blankets, .stable Blankets.
Large stock at lowest possible prices.
Hand made Harness of every description.
Rave money by dealing direct with the manufacturer.
E. BARTLKTt, 02 Warren street, corner Colluge place.
Horses wanted?to board for the winter;
best of care ; fine box stalls ; at New Dover Stud Farm,
near Rahwav, N.J. Address t1ios. FOSTER, Superinten
dent, box 2<>3 Post office. Railway, N. J. Refers to i?r. J. S.
Cattanach, Veterinary Surgeon, 1j West Forty-fourth street.
iKE" WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS
MORNING AT ARCH. JOHNSTON'S. SEE CAT
'J
I
I VERY STABLE KEEPERS, ATTENTION-TWO
CLARENCES, BY DUNN; TWO PARK P'lEATONS,
BY BREWSTER, OF BROOME STREET; ONE ELE
GANT SIX SEAT FAMILY SLEIGII, AT AUCTION, AT
ARCH, JOHNSTON S, THIS MORNING. SEE CATA
LOOUK.
Must be .bold-four horses, suitable for
any business; price, $50 to $100; also two one horse
Trucks, nearly new, and Harness. No. 052 Hudson street.
Inquire for truckman.
cjleighsi SLEIGHS!
n tiik KIMBAl.L HKKWSTF.lt Sleigh in all weights.
We are now exhibition at our factorv warerooms, Broadway
and Forty seveuth street, nearly 200 of these sleighs, bniltm
onrown factory tuider the personal direction of Mr. c P. Klin
ball, the well known Portland sleigh maker, which wo offer
to the public as superior to all others *n quality and style.
Samples at our warerooms. Fifth avenne and Fourteentlf
streets. Popular prices, $1h0 and upwards.
BREW STER A CO., of Broome street.
OLEIGHH. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.
0 A. S. FLANDRAU,
1172 and 374 Broome street (old stand of Brewster A Co.)
fPHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY notified THAT
1 THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARK TI1K ONI.Y
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT <>??
advertisements and subscriptions for the
NEW YORK HERALD:?
broadway, CORNER ANN STREET.
i 205 BROADWAY.
5311 SIXTH AVE NUB,
ii t SOUTH SIXTH STREET, philadelphia.
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LVN.
rnfle BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY hx PAS
1 sensor Itockawars, Coupes, Coupe Rockawavs and light
Rockswsys, Urge Family Sleighs axl ('utters. J. COLYER
A CO., 591 Broadway.
TO I/KT?FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSE*. TliE
?malle?t Honkey and Wagon In the rity. will sell or let
ruanoiahly. Cull *1 or addrrxs, for one week, M7 Wert
Nineteenth ?tre?t.
Vr-ANTED-MOrsE OR MARK,1,11*1 OR 1,2(10 l'OUKM;
ll free, giniy nriver, free from vice; choitp for cash. Ad
dress II., Herald Hroaklyn Branch otlce.
"fVAHTKI)?ALBANY CUTTER, IN GOOD CONDITION!
\l would ?Ko like to inly the robes and bells. Address,
with prlcon, ?!. E. A., bo* UJo lleritld oltic
TtTANTKD?A SECOND HAND rORTI.AXD Cl'TTER
II nml also no Albany doulilo Sleigh for cash. Address
box I'*7 Ntrttloa A.
?\17"ANTF.D?A UOHT PACKAGE WAUON. SUCH AN
TT the Xdnnii or Anieric ut Express money wagon*. Ad
die!**, stating teriu?, S. II. O. E , llerald office.
Vl'INTKU BOARD FOR IIOR.HKS; ROAD AS? CAR
V? ringe horses exorcised; (tree bo* *rttU b??l of
rare; t ?? rin - inodernte. Address Hl'I'I'OI-lv FARM, box liM
Post ofllce, Huntington, li. !.
fl'ILL ?E SOLD, REUAUDI.KSS OF COST. ONE
\i hUek Mare, Hume**, Dunwoinb maker, and ?lde b?r
top Road Waiton, i>ui11 by Brewster, (/'all between luitnd j
o'clock u ItBS' stublen, l'errj itreet, near Fourth utrnot.
WANTED?A SOUND. PEEK OAtlRtACE HOR*I5,
V? HitrneiillNMl li.ur-neatrd I'linelon or CarrlHit* Anv
one having s*!w>, all III go,id order, f >r sale tinder (Mil
. 9?u atldtc*? A, L. UUUtKRiUiMfi. W UreitdwM.
CAHUIAGG9, *C.
p' H('hask-a kre.su cow, alder!
APPirri^EMry0drt,;'^?'^!..Ayr,h'f<'0r
$150 pressVi*.^K ?AND8?>MB NEW TOP EX
llamas* ll'i worthEJi m,<i *nT $3."iO; alao new
Bo*. >10: ,io?
$155.ltoJfS?T^W?tAB.i^5,!.TI'EM^s's
BR?itT!V.^]KMt,'"w?ntyt|iriri*)itr)^^uu'*r' BBSM*
491 My Mock ofBJo.ghs ?'miu" " finrpai^"'^,'^1'ty
! $4 000 WOKTH?PI0J?. "AMKM. ROBES, AC.,
'3' * . V V/V/ consigned us direct from Boston w i i.
tiers to noil; also Bells. Wlilps, Blanketa, Ac.; bottom nricea
alao300 Que hrna Bird Cages, Ac. At private salesroom'
No. 58 Liberty street. JKffE JOHNSON, Jr.
BOARDERS WA.VTED.
I BLOCK EAST OP CITY II ALL?PR iNKKfittT
A Hoots. corner William street.?330 Rooms. 23c., 35c.
jOo. ami #1; gentlemen anil families; plenty of bedclothes'
cbeap Restaurant; open all night.
1 VERY ELEGANT %UIT OF ROOMS, UNEXPE0T
L edly vacated by parties leaving for Europo; also large
square Room and Rooms for gentlemen, with Board, at 217
W ?Mt Fourteenth street; references.
"I HANDSOME 8C1T OF ROOMS O.V SECOND FLOOR,
A two connecting on tbird, with or without private table ;
highest references given and required. No. 23 West Twenty.
sixth street. ?
1 FRONT ROOM, WITH GOOD LIBERAL BOARD, $7;
-L ono largo Room, scootid floor (for two), $1H; brown stono ;
central, genteel neighborhood, Union square t ctons town
earn [wwn. 411 Heventn avenue.
"I LAIUIE PARLOR (WITH PIANO) AND CONNECT
"I? K0"n>," together or separate: other choice Rooms,
suitable for famlliosor single gentlemen; day boarders;
terms low. L8 West Twenty-niotii street, near Broadway
and Sixth Avenue.
dfcl PER DA V $5 TOW PER WEEK?NICE ROOMS,
?PA with good Hoard. West Side Hotel, ooruer or Flltr
fonrth street and Mnth avenue.
vill TO PER DAY, $0 TO 10 PER WEEK?
. I .i, ?. room8: excellont table; families and
single. 17(5 Rlcecker street, near Broadway. Convenient
to five linen of ?trcat cars.
2 BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, 120 EAST
Twenty-third street.?Handsomely furnished Room,
southern oxposnre, with Hoard, en suite or singly; terms
moderate; house flrst class; table hoarding.
2 ELEGANT FIRST FLOOR PARLORS-HOT AND
cold water; private table if desired; also one single
Koom ; references exchanged. 20 East Twentv third street
Madison sqnaro. Mrs. P. V. KENT. '
2 BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY-MARRIED OR SIN
gla gentlemen can bo accommodated with first class
Hoard on reasonable tenns; vacancy'for two ladios- table
Board. 61 East Konrtli street.
2 GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND WIFE CAS' OBTAIN
Board and Room ; also one gentleman with refcrunce,
and of temperate habits, to room with one that lias been
some yesn. 81 First street.
3 DOORS FROM FIFTH AVENTE (NO. 13 EAST
Sixteenth street).?Two elegant Rooms on parlor lloor;
also Room suitable for gentlemau end wife, with Board; car
pets aud furniture entirely new.
3 NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.?WELL FUR
nished front Rooms, with good Board, at reasonable
prices; private table if desired; honse In good order, well
furnished, having all conveniences.
A WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.-LAROE FUR
rfc nished Rooms, on secoud floor, en suite or separate,
handsomely furnished; also single Room, with Board; house
and appointments unexceptionable; moderat? prleos; ref
erences.
rm AVENUE, NO. Ml, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND
'' Seventeenth stre?ts.?Second floor front Rooms, with
private bath, to let. en suite; also other Rooms; French
cuisine; references required.
f:Tit AVENUE. 08.?ELEGANT SUIT AND SINGLE
*' Room*, furnished, on second floor. Also fine largo
Roonrt on third floor, with Board; house first class in every
respect. Reference.
KTn AVEUrE. OPPOSITE MADISON SCjUAREt^ NO.
'' 201!.?Elegant Parlor and Bedroom for gentleman and
wife, sooond story, with first class Bosrd and attendance;
references exchanged.
?TH AVTSNUB. 341, MRS. SEAVER.?DESIRABLE
tJ Apartments reuted, with private table, or to geutleinen,
with breakfast.
ftTII AVENUE, NO. 310 ?A COMMODIOUS SUIT OF
T ,fr0,i' witl1 or Without private table; also one de
sirable Room tor gentlemau ; appotntmeuts first claso.
7 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET,?LARGE, EL
ogantly fnrnlshed Rooms on first floor, froifting on
llrnauway, to let, whli Board; also single Rooms for gentle
men ; references required.
9 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FIFTH
avenue.?Honse changed handa and thoroughly reno
vatcd ; handsomely furnished Rooms, together or separately,
with flrst class Board; references exchanged.
-JA WAYEELEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY
I" PloMant front Rooms, with Board, $14 for two per
sons; til so table Hoard. $14; house heatod throughout by
steam ; transient peo|de taken.
JO EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET, FRONTING
? Madison avenue.?To let, by a family going to Europo
an elegant Socond Floor of four elegnntlv furnished Rooms,
with or without private table ; all appointments first class;
also hall Room.
OOD STREET, 33 WEST.-TO LET, WITH BOARD,
one large desirable Room, on secoud floor; also
square Room, on fourth floor, to families or gentlemen; ref
erences.
2'JD STREET WEST, 835.-HOUSH NEWLY AND
? > handsomely furnished; will let Secoud Floor through
(connecting rooms), also large front Room on first floor,
to families or gentlemen, first class table, at moderate
prices; near Elovated Railroad and stage*.
20D STREET, NO. 137 WEST.?ELEGANT FRONT
O Parlor and large sleeping Room adjoining on second
floor; also front Room and alcove Itooru on fourtu floor, with
first class Board.
97TII STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.?E LEO A NT
?U I Apartments, on third and fourth floors, with superior
Hoard, at fair rates, for families and geutlcinon: location
central. No. 37 Wost.
OO WEST NINTH STREET.?GENTLE M.\N AND
AiO wife or single gentlomen can be accommodated with
good Board and pleasant Rooms; also table board; terms
moderate; reference required.
OQ WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.?AN EI.E
Li0 gant Second Floor, handsomely furnished, with first
clan Board or private table ; terms moderate ; references.
OO WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
OO Broadway and Fifth avenne.?Desirable Rooms for
families aud gentlemen at modorate prices; strictly flrst
class.
M CLINTON PLACE?NEATLY FURNISHED
Rooms to let, with Board; references exchanged.
07 CLINTON PLACE?LARGE THIRD hTORY
O I front Room aud second story back to rent, with Board;
terms moderate.
OQ WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET?HANDSOMELY
Ut7 furnished Suit 011 second floor; alsotwo or three single
I Rooms, with Board, at moderate rates; table excellent;
location unexceptionable.
| 7(1 EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR MADISON
T:V avenue?Handsomely furnished Rooms and Board
for families and single gentlemen ; terms moderate.
JAI EIGHTH STREET, ST. MARK'S PLACE.?NICE
^fcl/2 furnished Rooms, for one or two gentlemen, with or
without Board, in a private family.
JO EAST TWELFTH STREET.-NICELY FURNISHED
TO Rooms to rout, with Board; suitable for families or sin
gle gentlemen; terms very low; references exchanged
A 7 WEST FIFTIETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
X I and Sixth avenues.?Beautiful location; handsome
Rooms, with excollont Board and all home comforts; mod
erate prices.
IO WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
1 and Sixth arennes.?Nicely furnished back Parlor to
let. with Board, to family or gentleman; also square and
hall Room : table excellent.
r.rj WEST i'JTM ST-SUIT OF ROOMiTON FIRST
? floor; also Second story, front, with Board; refer
ences.
r 7 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NP.AR SIXTH
I avenue.?Handsomoly furnished Rooms to lot, to gen
tleman and wife, with or without Hourd for the lady; per
manent or tri asiont; terms moderate.
"TO WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNI
'JO versltr pi ecu and Fifth avenue-One or two gentle
men may obtain very dosiraule Rooms, with or without
Board, on moderate terms.
/?"] SECOND AVENUE.?TWO OR THREE GENTLE
Ul men can be pleasantly accommodated with Board in
a private family.
79 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
? ami Fifteenth streets.?Tn let, a desirable third story
ftont Room, with all modern conveniences, with first class
Board; al>? a hall Bedroom; reforrnces.
Q1 THIRD AVENUE.?APARTMENTS TO LET ON
?7.L flrst floor; portion of a Sitting Room and Bedroom;
Board if required.
f/V . EAST TWENTV THTrD STREET ?TWO LARUE,
1 " ''II handsome Rooms, with good table aud Tew boarders;
references exchanged.
I (\n M ADISON AVENUE -ELEGANT PARLOR
Il/U Floor, with private table ; also third floor Rooms,
with Board; house netvly furnished throughout; reforemes
required.
II I WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.-A PLEAS
ilT ant sunny Room, with Board, for ono or two per
sona; terms moderate.
Ul WAVERLEY PLACE.?NICELY FURNISHED
T Rooina, with good Board, lu a small family ; second
?tori front Room, with fire, $18 for two; buck Room, il i.
with fir*.
n(l EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. NEAR UNION
il square.?One largo Room, with Board, for gentlo
men or family; also table Hoard.
1?1- LE XI N< ITON AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY
L*J>> ninth street.?To let, with Hoard, l?ri?e double and
slngb Rooms, front, handsomely furnished; first class
n iutj and table; terms moderate.
|0,^ EAST ttlXTEBNTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
As l? f place.?Itaiidsoinj Suits ,.f Rmmi on socond floor to
let, with Hoard, together or separate; one l?r<e Room on
tldrd Son; references,
(k HUDSON STREET. HOBOKF.N.?Ft'RNlHllKl)
" liwuiv With U(>t ciaas BjmO. at uim*.
jay
BOARDER!) WASTED.
1,1ft B AST SEVENTEENTH STREET.?TH EBB
1- t"' nlr.-ly furnished Rooms on second lloor, with strictly
Hr?t cUw table, hi a private family; alio large alcove Ilouiat
terms moderate; rrTurcnr^s.
1 *\9 WAVBBUre PLACE, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE.-*
L't^J Nleely titrulshed shriic Rii.im*, second floor, with
hot and cold water, gun, grate, Ac., and b*.it Board, for on*
gentleman or two ladi-s ; refeteiK-ea.
"1 irn EAST TW B NT Y.SECOND STREET.?ELEGANT
'-*J~J Rooms, eXTf! 1 tmt lioonl for gentloman and wife ma/
be had, or Board for lady.
OftQ WBHT F< )RTIKTII STREET.?PlTRNISHErf
?fvJ O Roomi to let, with or without Board; one large
room and one email one, with all modern Improvements, T?t
house of a French family.
91 Q WEST PIFTBBNT0 STREET.?TO LET, WITrf
ii ?"*rd, a very desirable lai^e Room, handsomely
i * ' trontleioun >in<l wife or two single gentlemen.
with good accommodation; terms moderate.
99ft WEST FORTY THIRD STREET.?MICELY FUR
jf*?" nlshed, sunny Rooms to ront, with Board, to gen
tleman and wife or single gentlomen ; family small; location
Ur?t class. Terms exceedingly low.
9 4 Q WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET ?A I'l.F.A*
**"XO saut Room, wltii all conveniencesaad liberal table;
only ftew boarders; references.
9 LQ WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET.?A PRIVATE
fc'I '" family will let handsoiuoly furnished or nnfurmshad
Rooms. with or without Board, at extremely low prices; loca
tion desirable, one block Irom Broadway.
2r.(\ WEST FORTY NINTII STREET.?A PRIVATtil
'i't family living in brown stone house off&r handsomely
furnished Rooms, with or without Board, to gentlemen ot
married couples; references exchanged.
*4ft9 WEST TWENTY-BIOHTH STREET.?TO LET,
11 large front Room, heated, with Board, lo gentlo*
mm and wire or a few ladies or gentlemen; gas and bath.
A 97 TWENTY-FIRST STREET.?NICELY
? furnished Rooms, with Hoard, for gentlemen ot
gentlemen an,l thoir wives; opposite Elevated Railroad:
terms moderate.
A/tft WEST TWENTIETH STREET.?HANDSOME
tU scconu floor, furaithed or unfurnished, wilh
Hoard, tor one or two families; toroiH moderate: uuitr sta
tion oi I?Ievrtt?<1 Rfwlnnnl; references exchanged.
A?MAlSON PARISIENNE, 38 AND "^40 EAST
? Twelfth street, between Broadway and University
place.?Elegant Apartments for families, single gentluuien,'
with Or without Board, at moderate prices.
A FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD. FOR GENTLEMAN,
wife, and child (oar year* old, with a private family,
wliero the comforts of a home may be had; style no object.
Address, with turius and location, 11., box 14) Herald office.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO RENT;
with Board, to two gentlemen or gentleman and wife,
at 530 Sotenth avenue, opposite Rosmnoro ltoase.
AN ELEGANT l'ARI.OR SUIT, BEAUTIFULLY PUR.
nlshed, ou Twenty-eighth street, a few doors from Fifth
avenue, with or without private table.
JAMES R. EDWARDS, 10$ West Twenty-third street.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL rent A NICELY Fl'ltf
nlshed bathroom Floor. with or without Board, or tor
light housekeeping, to a desirable party; also Rooms for
gentlemen. 107 West Forty first street.
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE~A NEWLY
furnished Room to let, with excellent Board aud at
tendanne, to a goutleman. Address C. D. A., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
BO.UtD AND FURNISHED ROOM FOR UENTLBMAN.
and wife, betweeu Thirty-seventh and Forty-secon*
streets and Fifth and Ninth avenues; outside price, (13; neat
and gas. Address X., box 187 Ileniid office.
IjlLEOANTLY FURNISHED apartments WITn
!i tirst class private table, in a French house, suitable for,
one or two families; terms fair. 37 West Thirty-third street.'
HANDSOMELY furnished FRONT ROOMS Tft
let, to families or gentlemen, with first class Board j
also single Rooms, on third and fourth Boors; referenced.
48 West Twenty-seventh street.
IF TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN OR LADIES
would ifke to obtain Board during the winter in a health*
and very pleasant farm house in Connecticut, near the vil
lage churches, Ac., please address box 030 Post office, Bir
mfnghani, Conn., or inquire at No. 444 Fifth stroet. South
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1
The public ark hereby notified that thb
FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THIS ONLY AUTHOR
IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE-!
MENT8 AND subscriptions FOR THE NEW Yolilt
1IKKALD:?
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
1,285 BROADWAY.
MO SIXTH AVENUE.
114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOKBVM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LYN.
f/ -ELEGANT boarding accommodations;
/J. best houses, all locations List free. Open evening*, i
GEO. D. UANKJNS i Qjf,, 29 Wi'Jt Twenty ninth str^y
BOARD AN1) LODGING WANTED.
A PARTY OF FOUR PERSONS DESIRE BO.VREf;
private family preferred; two rooms required; terms
(lot) per month. Address, with references, REFINEMENT;
box 10J Herald office.
Board wanted?in stri
by three adults, and child
gas and heat required; terras
fug b<
box 5
ng bouse need reply. Addres*.
>ox 3,U3 Post office.
Koard wanted?for three adults and child^
three years; require sitting room and two bedrooms:!
price must be low aud stated in answer; references given
aud required. Addross D. J, II., Herald office.
Board wanted.?a young married lady de-'
sires Board with a private family in a respactahlo
neighborhood; terms must be moderate. Address, statlurf
particulars. 8. W., station D.
TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN DESIRE BOARD,
with two connecting Bourns and home comforts. In %
private American family: references given and required.
Address, giving tonus, which must be moderate, AMERI
CAN, box ItXl llerald office.
HOTELS.
Marion house, east broadway, corner
Catharine street ?Established 18.VV Oentlemen are
Invited to Inspect onr Rooms, at aud $1 30 per week; 40
cents and f>0 cents nightly.
COUNTRY BOARD.
MME. D.. MIDWIFE, OF LONO ISXPi'.RIENOR.
would acooinmodate parties (Hiring confinement Ad
dress box J74 Poet office, Mt. Vernon, Westchester county.
N. Y.
DRY GOODS.
Y T. STEWART A CO.
are offering a large assortment of
DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS.
CUFFS AND NECK WEAR
of the 1 Ate lit London and Paris styles.
SMOKING JACKETS, DRESSING WRAPPERS,'
ENGLISH UMBRELLAS, EXTRA yUALlTY.
Also an extensive line of Ladles', Misses' ana GeuUomeu'f
star brand
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
manufactured bv themselves In one of the largest and Bnest
mills la Nottingham, Eugland.
A Urge line of
SILK UNDERWEAR.
a portion very heavy.
Real Parts
KID GLOVES.
Ladles', only gO cents tier pair. Gentlemen's, 91 per pair.
Oentlemcn's and Ladle*'
LINEN CAMHR10 ItANDKKRCHIEFS,
plain and Initialed.
Linen Cambric IIandhtircblelk,
Mulllers, Ac., Ac.
A visit of inspection will repay.
BROADWAY. FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
1.1XTRAORD1NARV BARGAOM
!i in
DAMASK TAHLBCLOTHS
unci
DAMASK GOODS.
A. T. STEWART A CO.
hare opened a large Invoice of DAMASK TABLECLOTHS,
NAPKINS to match, PIECE DAMASK. DOYLIES. 4c.,
of the llnest and well known makei, purchased under verjr
CrtV<>rat>le circumstance*, prices extremely low.
Also
SHIRTING, SHEETING and PILLOW LINENS, an welt
as a Urife assortment of HELUlAN GRASS BLEAt'llED
LINENS and SHEETINGS, a very superior quality, at
prices extremely attractive.
Please call and examine,
BROADWAY, FOURTH AY, HTH AND 10TH STREETS.
ACY'S,
MAC VS.
MACYfi
OPEN TILL it O'CLOCK,
OPEN TILL 0 O'CLOCK,
OPEN TILL i? O'CLOCK,
EVENINGS
EVENING*
KVKNINGrt.
FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENfTB.
MILLINERY AND DHK?HMAK1M|>~"
AT MARIE TILLMAN A CO 'S ,oF PARIS'. IMPORT*
ers ni tine millinery (successors to Mm a. A, Michel*,
No. 439 Sixth avenue, near Twcntv sixth street. new winter
Millinery from Vlrot, Tuvee and Pariset.
Iji LUDVIOH A CO. (SUCCESSORS TO MME. A.
j. Kwlllar.li. M East f?nth street, l?*v? just received ait
importation of tlie latest Parisian Novelties for tlto hothlaysj,
also Costnmes and Sac<|nes.
IMPORTANT To LADIES. DRESSMAKKUS. I'PIIOL
L sterers nil other*.?Platting, Shirring, Embroidering,
Braiding, St.imi?.na. Ac ; work dime for the trt>l* on the
Konnn/. machine. J. II. KNOWN, 114 Cast FoarMMMI
street, opposite Academy of Music. ^
MMU. CAM1LLK 1?K LAt:Y, DESIROUS TO CLEAR
oiTlicr winter stock, consisting of tlri most exnjtitto
imported Boiriets, Iroin llio It' idinz houses in Paris, will noil
litem, regardless of cost SSJ1, ilroadimy. between E14I1
tec nth and Nineteenth stress
M>ll'? MOITKNOT, "?IH SIXTH AVENUE, HAS U(?T
the haadaouical Costumes from Laiereiwrn, in INrls;
Corsets and all ass rtmeots ul ladies' wear; will sell thoni
at half prior
M
HOLIDAY PRKSKNTS.
All who n is11 a nick Christmas trku should
dr ? ??; It wiili Pop Corn. Schools, churches nnl lair*
supplied tt wholesale price* at Cora M4>ui<l*?i<>-a
I I'UuiiiUMU I. Ma< UtaaO.