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IITVATIONS WMTID-rEUAMti.
1/\Q ST MARK'S rUACE. ROOM l.-A RESPECTi'/O
aids woman as dinner or order cook.
TTTTwK^^iTSfTBASKMEKT.-A8 FIRST CLASS
A At/ cook ami excellent laundress; reference. I
1*>4 WEST ?JTH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WO? V jf
A t as cook, waeher and irouer; cued cilv refers..I
o . objection to a boarding house . cny rerersuoes,
TOO WEST I!?T7| ST. REAR. M'.I'OM) KI.IHJil -AS I
JJU good cook; esoaheut waaiior and irouer; city reference.
1?>/\ GREENWICH ST. -A FRENCH UlRI , LATELY
?>U arrived. ee cook la a private family.
"I ri HI DP05 AT.. THIRD FLOOR, FROST.?A (lERj'tl
man girl a* conk. washer ami IroDtr; city or couu
trjr. Address.
I IF"WB8T 18TH ST., THIRl) FLOOR, FRONT.?AN
1 I experienced woman as lirst class cook; au excel*
It-ii t baker: bast city reference.
1 fxQ WKST~2aD 8T.-A RESPECTABLE (IIRL aA
1*}*J cook, washer and iruner In a small family; beet city
references
9(\n _WEST 27TIF ST-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
^yf'J as cook, washer and ironer; good city reference.
Off) WEST SiTH 8T., BEAR.?AS COOK IK A
4* L\J hotel, restaurant or boarding house; city or country.
|
Ol"! WEST 2BTII ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
si I I as llrst class cook In a private boarding house and to
assist with coarse washing; best city reference.
l)f\n K A8T 33D ST A RB8PBCTABLB GIRL AS
OUU good cook and lanndresa; gina! reference
OOi EAST~S1ET ST?A RESp6rTABTE PHOTO-iT
estant irirl as cook in a nrlrate fumily; willing to
assist with washing: good city relerence. i
3(in WEST 2AT1I ST?AS GOOD COOK AND TO
11 assist In washing: three years' teforence.
a i a-Vast irrn sr., fa not store.?as first
Trix class cook; best city reference.
A QQ ?rS AVs UtCOKD FLOOR, BACK.-AN
jL'OO English woman as first class cook; is an excellent
W ishor; cltv references from last employer.
KQflTioTn AV.. BETWEEN 42D AND 43D 8TS.?A
uOU first class French cook (woman).
SUNDAY TBLKGRAM, ~
TWO CENTS,
Clin inht-rmii Ida, Ac.
lHO1 WFST MTII ST.?A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMX*'t
JI hennald and waitress; good references.
^17 EAST 47TH ST.. FOURTH PLOOR.?AS CHAMiJll
hermaid and waitress, or would do any kind of
housework : host city reference. . |
A 9( 1 WEST 82 D ST.?A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG (J lit I, I
TiiU a* chambermaid and waitress or lor gouoral liousowork
in a small family.
A r.Q 7TH Av7-A RESPECTABLE OIltL AS GUAM- |
7r? JO barmaid and to do flno washing aud ironing; best !
reference.
20/f? AV- SM'OVO FUiOlt. HACK ItOOM?A 1
1"U\J respectable girl as chainhermaid aud waitress or to
do general housework in a small family! wagos$12; excellent
reference from last place.
Sunday" teleuuam".
TWO CENTS.
Dreitinakers and SbHmatreasea.
<)C) IOTH ST.?FRENCH LADY'S REAM STRESS t
Z ? understands dressmaking; well racommended. Ad- ;
d'ess Miss c.
Sunday tffclbgram,
TWO CENTS.
General Honsewoi'k, &r.
4r GB'iVE ST.?AN AMERICAN OIRL TO T>0 OFN')
eral heiisework or tako caro of children; country
preferred. Call for t wo days. ,|
Oft watts st.?a young rcandfnayran^ofuT, j
to do general housework; best city reference. Call
for two day a
I 9Q WEST 19TII ST.. REAR,?A RESPECTABLE
IwO girl to do general housework.
1 A>0 WEST SRTH ST.?A YOUNG WOMAN TO~DO
o) general housework in a private family; good city
reference.
1 JA WERT 10TJT ST.. CANDY STORE.?A RESPECT- I
ItU able middle-aged woman to do general housework; !
no objection to the country.
onn west ibthITt., in the rear.?a youno
ZiZiO woman to do general housework; best city references.
j
0')/? WEST 20TH ST.?A YOUNG GIRL TO DO !
^OU general bonsework lit a private family: good cook,
washer and ironer; city reference.
()OQ WEST "san ST.. TOP FTOOR.?A VRRT REZtJtJ
aparteble Protestant girl to no gnneral housework, i
or as chambermaid aud'waitress; splendid city reference.
O f i n WEST-1RTH ST.?A RB8PEOTA BT7K O IRL TO !
OUO do general housework In a small private familv;
can do plainoooking, washing and Ironing; Lest city refer'?noe.
Q EAST 122D ST. (HARLEM). BETWEEN 1ST
?)tO and'2d av.?A respectable woman to do general
lionsework; beat reference.
<1 a r\ wear ltyvu ue d I auuruv I oeaoD/cs
able young woman to do general bouaewurk ; best ;
city reference.
yl lf* EAST lOTJt 8T.. SECOND 'FLIGHT, FRONT
rtJL'J room.?A Protestant girl to do general housework
In small family In the city; reference.
Q I Q IS"1' AV . BKTWKEN 53D AND 5SD 8TS., TOP
c/Tt U floor. In rear.?A respectable middle aged woman to
do general housework 111 a small family of grown persona;
homo more an object than wagos. Address.
CQA-W) AV.. BBTWKHN~?eTH AND OflTH STS". i
*yt7vi third floor.?A young girl to do general housework
or as chambermaid ; Is a good cook, washer and I roil or;
willing and obliging; first eiaaa roference. Can he seen for
two days.
AjTaMERICAN WOMAN WANTS TO OBTAIN A SITU. i
atlon In a small family to do gennrsl housework; is a |
good laundress and plain cook i would prefer living on a flat.
Address, for two days, Mrs. WOODS, Herald Uptown Branch
offioo.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM, T~
two cents.
Hontekeepers, Sic.
9on WEST 1?TII ST.. BASEMENT -A YOUNG LADY,
aged 19, as housekeeper or seamstress. Seen until
0 P. M. Miss K. RIKKHG.
UNDAY TKLEGRAM,
two cents.
Lanndreuet, Sic.
A QQ 6TII AV., REAR ?A COMPETENT GIRL AS
TtOO first class laundress; understands fluting; good
reference*.
A QQ 10TH AV , TOP FLOOR.-A RKSPEth
ntt/O table Swedish girl as first class laundress.
99fT BAST 4STH ST.,' ONE KLIOtlT UP, HACK.
? Si I mom ft.?A woman to go out washing and Ironing;
good city reference.
COO WEST 4ATII ST.?A RESPROTABLR AMERICAN
luu woman to do ladies' and gentlemen's washing; reference.
Mfs. KERNIiT.
8~unday telegram,
two cents.
t
Nurse*. Sic.
nnn east iorth st?as wet nurse; has a
fresli breast of milk.
9?>7 WEST .WII ST-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
ill) I gfrl as nnrse can take care of a baby from its
birth, or growing children ; is also a good seamstress; can
operata on machine If required ; good city reference.
Of'O WEST 32D ST.?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
*!> girl as nurse and to aseist in chamberwork ; excellent
references.
UNDAY TELEGRAM,
two cents.
Waitresses, Sic.
OTQ EAST 21 ST ST-AS COMPETENT WAITRESS
Olt/ or chambermaid and plain sewing; city reference.
STNDAY TELEGRAM, ~~~
two cents.
* Miscellaneous.
GUNDAY TELEGRAM,
O two CENTS.
"11,*" ANTED?A RES PEC TABLE COLORED" GIRL
Vt wants a sltnatiim as lady's maid or nurse fnracliild;
willing to travel. Call on or address A. m. J., 183 Thompsons
St., second floor.
HELP WAATF.D?FEMALES,
A NOELL'S BATHS, 61 LEXINGTON AV.,~WANT
J\ American women nnder 2iV for baths, dining rooin and
laundry; also young French nurse girl.
T> O NN AlT M AC HI N E OP K BATOR WANTED-TO 00
JA to t'ententilel Kxhinitlon; on* who can rapidly *n<l
' accurately follow deelgne will raceire good wagea and ataady
work from March 1. Addrow BONAXZ, station 0, N. Y.
S" ONDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CENTS.
WANTED?IMMEDIATELY, A FEW FIRST CLASS
a'lirt Ironara at .Tanirahiirg Shirt Factory; eonotant
work : best pricot. Apply to DOWNS, GOUULaY A FINCH,
iff Howard it. Now York.
ANTED-A LADY TO TAh'P. CHARGE OF A PATtarn
builnrae, boot roftroaoa required. Addroaa W.
E O.. Harold office.
WANTED?A QOOD~FAMILY COOE; ONE WHO UNdrrstanda
baking broad, biaenit. la Apply at 24
Weot 4Hth at., and bring recommendations.
WANTKD-SKVKRAL HAN DA TO~WORK BY MAchina
aa well aa by hand, on lace aad muslin: none
hut experienced banda need apply. No. 90 Meroer at., top
floor. ,
XLTANTKO-A OIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
YY mnet be a good cook, waehar and Ironer; a ahprt dl tance
In the country. Apply at 9H Bowery.
WANTED^-TWO OH THREE-FIRST CLASS OPE
ratora to ahnw a new aewlnf machine attachment at
he Centennial Exhibition; mnet be fine looking, quick
wilted and good ealrawomen; atate wages expected. Addrcee
ATTACHMENT, etation C, New York.
TV ANTED-A OIRL, CORRECT AT FIGURES AND
7 .. good writer Addreae, In aoplicaat'a own handwriting,
E. S. K , Herald office.
11""ANTBD?ALA,'NDRESS; ONE WHO PERFECTLY
ur)d?rRtHnd? her h??in?M ?nd CJin brin* rood cHf
i r*7Tf', *PP'F M 10P Weet 43d at., between 11 and 1
*'"**? thle day.
YVA?TED?A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER, AND
11 .. ,B F*neral houaework. Call between U and
11. at 344 Weet 32d it., with reference.
AL' ANTED?LADIES FOR MOHT BRAIDTNO AND
T'ptewSTh^bHoSti.WOTk 've? Addr8M U#r*1J
8 rrX/ATIH,i ? VT F.D?NALK S .
A TO UNO COLORED MAN WANTS
ii niae U w?lVlne * Prl?ute family or boarding
!u l*Q Wert 15th ek IO<"l city reference. Apply
ARCSPKCTABIJC COLORKD MAN AS WAITIR OR
cook; bed reference. Inquire at 01 Weet tlonnton ek.
DAVID TUCKER.
A Sr?iV?? HD ('0PTI-T OR COACHMANJY
Will <10 enr kind ot work. Addreea M. W.. llereld Uptown
Branch < *
Ir^'OLISjIMAR AND WIFE?RAW AS BUTLER; WIPB
J!i either M ladjr ? p>*ld, aeametreaa or nnree: no objection
country <n t? tre;el. both knowln, tendon and Parle well.
Ad>lre?a A. L.. 1VU Madleon ??.. Maw Vorlu
NEW" TOliK ]
SITU ATION 8 W ASTED?MA UK S.
SUKOAT TKLEUBAM,
TWO CENTS.
"It'"ANTED?BY A YOCNO MAX OK HOOD ADDRESS,
IT u aituatiou in a itoro; I* willing to work: linn experience
in Jobbing notion trade; reference good. Address 0.,
Exchange Hotel, Troy, M Y.
\\r\ntko-aTituatio's AS iiall boy is a- ho- !
M tel; can (five bent reference. Address J. M., care of
Mm. Kavuagh. tH Downing st.
Il'ANTSTO lit) W EST?A ST1U INC., HEALTHY ,
If young man, aged 18; wilting to do farm or any other
work to make a living. Call at or addreu Ub3 Bowery.
CLEBK8 ASP HAI.KMIKV.
A -THE MERCANTILE EMi'LOVMENT ASSOCIA
tlon, i!34 and J3f> Broadwiy. beg leave to call attention
t"4hr (act fhnt they are furnishing to employer*, free of
charge, reliable men to till any position; clerks, salesmen j
.....I ..I I... r . o .1.1.1 a., o. 11 to ...ill or ....,1 r.r ........ . ,.hlo 1
Journal devoted to tfie interests of employer* and member*
generally is uu* issued and eau be had at our office freu of
charge.
YOl'NO OEKMAN MAX ~A9 GROCER'S fl.KUK;
understands the business thoroughly ; good rofereucos.
Address M. ROHT, IBS East Slst st.
GENTLIiMAN, TO RESIDE IX LONDON. A3 A8slstant
eretary of company ; must invest #2,<**l In
hares; salary $900. Address 6K< UKTAKY, Herald office.
ABESfKCTABLE MAN, oO; 8PEAKB EKBNCU";
good pcn;nad. is willing to do anything around a store;
good references. Address 0. Ol'VIXOl, ?? Vsit 9Hb K.
A"~N BXPIRIENtiEI) SALESMAN, WHO HAS DON
siderable lobbing, grocery and cigar trade in Baltimore,
Washington, Richmond and elsewhere, desires a position ; Is
also a good bookkeeper, but positiou ae salesman preferred;
best of references. Address \VM. U. DEKB, No. tiB West
Lombard St., Baltimore. Md. |
00KkEEI'KIT WANTED-A MAN OF THOROUGH
expo tenre In the same position, to tako entire charge
of the office work of a large retail dtgr goods house In tills
city; to the right party a liberal salary will be paid. Address
box 177 Herald office.
D1U O CLKKK ?SITl. ATION WANTEU~BY A Vol NO
man, aged 21; five years' experience, city and country;
orescenthinahlo reference; alary moderate. Address
SAUCY Lie, Herald Uptown Branch office.
DRY GOO BI^WANTB 1), YOUNG MEN A CO I'dtomed
to retail trade. Apply at DOWNIXtVS dry
goods store, 533 Fulton St., between Hold and Duffield sts.,
Brooklyn.
nbUSEKl'RNlSUINO GOODS.?WANTED^ IN A
Urge retail city establishment a young man to act as
salesman. Address, stating references, salary expected, Atv,
W. 1'., box 215 Herald office.
SALKfiMANrWlio CAN COMMAND A 006D SOUTIIerti
trade, desires a situation in a wholesale hon-e to
travel South; best reference giveu. Address K., Herald of- ;
flee.
C2UNDAY TELEGRAM, * " !
n TVrA f'P NJ TO
T" RAVELLING SALESMAN OK 12 YEARS' EXPERT
once In laces ami embroideries, who command* a llmt
elmr cash trade, wishes an engagement with a drat clars
house, wither on commission or salary. Address, for two
days. A. 11., Herald office.
TLrAN nil>-\ ol'Nti ~MEN OK GENTEEL APPEAR,
r T ance to learn the retail dry goods business. Apply to
LORD A TAYLOR, coiner Grand and t'hrystlo sts.
itTAKTED?A HERS11N~COMPKTKsTT TO CONDUCT
M the German branch of a large Ore Insurance compear
In this city. Address VICE PRESIDENT, box 112 New |
York Post office.
TV ANTED?SALBSM AN FOR WllITE GOODS AN ft
IT linen department In a large Jobbing house. Address
box 729 Post office.
TXTANTED?A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST
TT on a sot of books and make himself generally uselul; j
oho acquainted with the hardware trade preferred. Address,
with reference and amount of talury required, boxft,l<rj j
i ost office.
1 BONUS FOR A POSIfl0N_AR~UDOKKKEFER, 1
?!ptJU clerk, Ac.; ago 29. Address K. D., box 100 ilerald
office.
COACH.VKX AMI GARDEN EltS.
(VOACHM AN'S SITUATION WANTED?BY A YOUNO
J Englishman, whom In* last employer can lecommend
as a very superior man. Address C. II., box lt>7 Herald Up- |
town Branch office.
CIOACHMAN AND GARDENER; GOOD REFERENCE i
/ from last place. HENRY, 350 West 45th St., rear. i
CAOACHMAN?COMPETKNT SINGLE YOUNO MAN; I
J best city references. Call at or address Harnett's stable,
IS East Si Uli St.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CENTS.
\\TANTED?A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS OAR*
U doner by a married man; no family: understands the
business in all its branches; eighteen years' experience: six
years' reference trorn last pluce. Address M. II. W., Herald
office.
TfTANTED?A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A!
i T rnung man ; best city references. Call on or uddrets
JAMES, private stable IS5 East 35th st.
HELP WANTED?MALES.
ANUKLL'H ROMAN MATHS. 01 LEXINGTON AV?
want a colored or French cook; also Amoricans, under
2d, for balhs. IJall office.
A" OBNTS' WANTED-IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. TO
sell our pure teas to families, hotels and large consumers
; best terms and largest stock in the country. Apply to
the WELLS TEA COMPANY, 201 Fulton St., beiw.-eu
Church aud Greenwich its., New York.
A MAN KAMI LIAR WITH BEAL ESTATE BU8I
nets; must lie a good pongiati; wages, #12. Call flaturday
morning. MORRIS H. HAKK k CO.. 72 West 34th s*.
ANGELL'8 BOM A N RATH H. ?1 " LEX 1 N( JTO fi ~AVT,
want a colored or Freuclt cook ; also Amoricans, tinder
2d, for baths and office.
nBAB WATTBB WANTED.-AN KXPEKIF-NCKD.
capable uian. to take charge of a first class restaurant.
i.l.ln... Ill IT PI I . h.,.'IV7 ll.r..l,l nftii-a
SUNDAY TELEGRAM, I
TWO CENTS. |
T\/ ANTEO-.vN INTELLIGENT IiAU lN TUB DRY ;
M goods commission business; salary ilUO pur annum. |
Address box 4.37H Post office.
"\VTANTi'.D?A YOL'NU MAN WITH GUOD ADDRESS; '
M must have tbe best ot city reference as to honesty anil 1
sobriety. Apply, from 9 to 10 A. M., at 990 (1th ??.
ANTKD-AT 24 WEST -'.3D ST.. A COLORED MAN !
as waiter In a privets family; good references required.
Call before 10 o'clock.
TIT ANTED?A OK K M AN CHAMB K KM AID AND LAUNf
T dress. Apply at No ?'") Last 'list at., ? < "ml Mat.
TIT ANTED?A GERMAN. SWISS OK BWEDK AS
VT waiter. Call, from 9 to 11, at No. 147 Madison or.
TV*"ANTED?BOYS. FROM 15 TO 17 YEARS OFAOH.
vT Apply to LORD a TAYLOR, corner t.rand and Cbrystle
sts.
<J> I PER WEEK? RESPECTABLE BOY WANTED
fT to pack light goods. Ac. Address, giving ago and ref-.
erouce. box B,4U> 1'ost office.
Til K TRADES.
APLASTf.lt MOLD AND MODEL MAKKit DESIRES
a situation. Please address A. It., Herald office.
MEC ii AN OWL KNUIN RE R WIN! I Eg A SI TTA'HON;
can do all repairs. Address EXPERIENCE, box 113
Herald Uptown Branch office.
Sunday" telegkamt
TWO CENTS.
\rARNI8UER9?WANTED, A MAN TO TAKbTtHK
work of twenty pianos a week. under contract. Address,
with references, VAKNISHHK, Herald office.
FOR SALE.
A BUT! HER SHOP' IN NEWARK, N. J.. DOING A
basin*M ot iM'X) a weak each. For particulars inquire
of VAN ZANDT a BRaKNAH, B6 Weil WaehiDfton Market,
or 43 Ferry tt.? Newark. N. J.
SOUND, PAYING BUSINESS FOR SAt.E, FOR
good reason.?#1,000 required. Address BUSINENS,
Herald office.
B* "AKKRY FOR SALE, 969 BEDFORD AY., HKOOIClyn.;
first class neighborhood; good chance for a practical
mau to make money. Call after 4 o'clock P. M.
F~ OR SALE?A LOT Of OOMPOHirORH' STANDS
very cheap. J. L. KNIGHT, Bennett Building, room
6, sixth story.
Drug store for sale-in Philadelphia;
good opportunity for Centennial business; situated on
a leading avenus; sickness the sole cause of selling; cheap
for rash. Address L. B. EVANS, druggist, corner 13tU and
Race its., Philadelphia.
I,TOR SALE-GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES
1 of a first class wholesale and retail manufacturing < N>ufcctlonery
in Philadelphia, central location. Address W. K.
It., Herald Philadelphia Brancfe office.
OR SALE-A LOT OP 2% INCH RUBBER FIRE
Hose, suitable for filling or washing boilers. J. L.
KNIGHT, Bennett Building, room B, sixth story.
ii'Uft ovxiiri?-rvar?*-i vwin, " r.iju i" ivr.nc.iv * du; i ?^n
r Tim Shilling ot MAS. Addrsta bus J.\ Reading. Conn. , (
TAOR SALE-A FIRST CLAN# DOWNTOWN "SAMPLE '
r Room, on a thoroughfbra. Apply to LLOYD, 2? Broadway.
For half, chf.ap-a first class meat, nsn
and Oyster Market; three years' lease; caih trad*. Inquire
-!3I Thompson n.
S~undIy~teleuram]
two cents.
The lease, fixtures, sc., of ttik liquor
and Lagrr Beer Saloon situated on West at., directly
opposite tba landing plan of two of tha moat popnlar llnaa
or Knropaan steamer*- a rartaln fortune for the porchaeer
during tha coming Centennial celebration. Apply to
HK.NRY WSLK1I. 104 Thompaon at.
WAtHIXKHV.
Art party iuvi.no a blarics stone breaker
for aala at a low prion can And a purchaser by addressing
bog 2.WN Row York Poat office.
IStrr straSi ~eroirem, from two to fiftaan
hnraa power, on hand and ready for delivery.
WM. D. RUSSELL. Agent. IS Park place/New York.
TjVJR SALE?A DIPPER LHKDOK. NEARLY new,
T and tbraa Scows. Address WILLIAM BUUCK, Poat
office drawer S4 Albanr, R. Y.
or sale?30,f40. 70 tubular soilers, with
or wtthont Engines; Hustin's Portable Enginaa, 2
Drllla, Taming Lathes JOliM Mi LAKE N. River It,
Iioboken, N. J.
o bxcuse for fatal boilf.r explosions.?
ROOT'S Hafetv Hollers; 40,000 borer power In naa In
all parts of 1 ftn(l catalognra furnished
"1 auurottiwii utiiVKui g ANU KWr M A.N L i-AC 1 U 11IN<*
COMPANY, No. Ofl Liberty at.. New York. urAvil"^
SUNDAY TELHORAJl' ?
TWO CENTS.
\VTANTED?A STEAM KNlilNK, ~BEAM OB TN?'
ellne, In exchange for Ileal Aetata. Addreea box iW)
Post office. Newark. N. J.
ASTHOLOOY^
i ?91.000 REWARD.?WB TlAVE FOU^rTAT'LAST
JlL. no Imposition: greatest business and Medical Clalrvoy ut;
has no e<jiial; Mrs. FOSTER telle all event* t hrough life,
lucky nutnbere, iiimte la hill, baa that great eecret tur
*1 eedy tnarrlaget; eaiUfactiou or no pay; Do cents to |1.
54 Lexington av., near 25th at.
ATTENTI ON.?CO NSULTATION9 ON BUSINESS,
law eniti, enemlea, Imaea, absent frlende, love, marriage
anil death; pay reftiked unlets satisfied.
Mme. Si NO II I. Clairvoyant, 510 flth av.
"o Hlmbuo.-MMK HRHINOLI. MEDICAID BCS7.
neat clairvoyant: telle uatnee, shows likeness#*; 5dc.
and SI 150 West 25 th at.
SUNDAY ri.LEuK.VM,
TWO CENTS.
QE11ALD, SATURDAY, FE:
<rrr real, estate fou
Central.
A FULL SIZE FOUR STORY ni(JH STOOP FRE3Coed
brown atone Dwelling, 37tli at., Murray IHH, near |
Park IT. only $35,0Ul); a bargain. Offieee No. 4 Piue and 33
Eaat 17tli at. V. K STEVENSON. Jr.
XTE\Y, COMPLETE HOUSE LISTS NOIVRKADY. f.
1\ K STEVENSON. Jr.. No. 4 Pine It., or 33 Eaat 17th at.
Sunday" teleukam'
TWO CENTS.
fllHE ADVERTISER OWNS AN UNENCUMBERED
X lour story b it'll atoop brown atone, 15 foot front Unti-e,
ill perfect order .situate! between 37th, 424., 4th and Mad!lou
era., winch he wiahoa to exrhuuue for a 20 foot trout
House, aituatrd iu about aann) location, or a little further up
town; would pay from $5.(eJ0 to $ll>,OOU difference In ca.li.
Addreaa PAUL ROAN, box 135 Herald office.
cth av., 14th ftt-a large lot and buildtn'o.
K> Klri width (with In on rear connecting with side
Ft rout. If desired:, for sale low and on easy terms; very mutable
for pianoforte or furniture manufacturer. Apply to JOSEl'U
MASON, No 1 Pine at.
AjO "J)(l OR BS.0H0 CAHU RCtjI'iBKD; BALANOB
r, *d?t IVM1 ou mortgage; price low lor small, comfortable
three atory brown stone House iu SUtli at., near 4lh av. 53
Chambers at., tbiril tloor.
? O r flflfl WILL buy 55TH STTcORNKR house]
O ? 'liu"" cost $40,1.00 willila two years. l'AUL 1',
lODD, 55 Liberty at.
Ruat Millet
t NUMBER OF THREE AND FOUR STORY PRL
V vrte Dwelling*, eligibly located anil arranged In the
latest style; plalu and cabinet finish; prices to suit the
times. ZIITEL, l,<rjB 3d av.
A" 3D AV. CURVER, $'J7,i*s); BELOW JHI'll ST., *A
lite story brick; the greatest bargain of the season.
T J. DUNK IN, 554 3d av.
SUNDAY TELEUUAM~
TWO CENTS.
SMALL HOUSES, IN TWKLTII WARD. FOR
sale cheap. Inquire of OWNER, 405 West 43d ?t.
West bide,
FOR SALE?75X100?THE VERY VALUABLE PLOT
on west side of rtth ay., between 55th and 5<ith nts.: n
rare chance for good lota; terms easy. JAMES BROWNINO,
371 Broadway.
F" OR SALE*OR TO TO LET?34 AND 3H WEST 5t5TH
at.; very doairuble. Inquire on the promisee.
("3 KKENWICH ST. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY; FOUR
I story, 35*110: well rented; price #io.(S4J, mortgage
Bl.OUO; for Brooklyn Property equal value. S. K1LPATKIOK,
340 3d av.
SPLENDID HOUSE AND THRKE LOTS, 8TU AV., AT
141st st., only S17.5O0; cheap.
V. K. STEVENSON. Jr., No. 4 Pine st.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CF.NT3.
M l ( WEST 50TH ST.. 23X >.'X lo>,5 FOUR STORY
Oil) brown stone Hnu-a. frescoed throughout and In perfect
order, for sale low and on easy terms. Inquire on promises.
on dellrarr of deed and poaaeaalon, Wleiice to bo i cured by
mortgage on chattel! and real aetata, with pollclea of Inaneanre.
If not auld or leaned the hotel will be open for guettt
early In June, under the management of the Stockton Hotel
Company, and Itn reputation maintained an the rery beat
and moat comfortable araaide hotel on the Atlantle coaat.
AddrcnnO. M. IXIKKANCK, Hrietol, Uurka county, P*.
OCX!) AY TELKUBXir ^ ~~
O TWO CENTS.
T~ o LKT OR WORK ON SHARKS?A FARM IX NKW
Jeraer, W mllaa trora city, Bra m in alga from depot. Apply
at &J 1 ark row, room Hk
TO IVET01TLBA8K?PARTLY EUR.VIHITED, THK PAf/*
laade lionae, Knglewuud. N. J.;fonrteen mllea truan
New York, one block from depot. Add re an J. L A, box 2J
Poet ofllce, Cloater, N. J.
o lease.
Bruen llonae, at Perth Amboy, N. J., can now Be
leaned on larorable terma; thlt hotel le large and In good
order, the ground* are ample ; there le aea bathing, and aloo
frequent communication with New York by rail and nteamboat;
the elation of the I*.ng Branch Railroad la nenr the
hnu*e. for further particulate apply to HORACE 8. ELY,
No. 23 Pine at.. New York.
fro KKNT-AT NORTH PORT. L. I.. A~ BRICK HOl'SKs
X there front: rent tlhJO per year. Addreaa lono
ISLAND,box 331) Herald office.
io/ml will but m acrks uood farming
fOUv Land'? ml lea from New Tnrk, una beautiful
lake; title clear; m?mtj wanted. Addrcae boa 133Paaaaio,
IN. J.i Poit 'Olem
ilKOOlvl^ V M PROPERTY POR SAI.E
^ AMD TO LET. _ _ ^
AT $10,000?'THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER ORJx.
ft'red.?Purchasers, builders and others arc Invited to
examine the remaining throe story brown stone House, 140
Macon at., near the Junction of Marcy and Kulton nva., '.tlx
15x100; VMMWIM, hard wood tn part. Ac.; location unsurpassed;
house opon every day. Apply to .JAMES K
DUFF, 00 premises.
WOit S AI.K-T 11REE STORY BROWN STONE ilOl'SK.
J? 140x48x100; first class location on the hill, neighbdrhood
of Dr. Duryea's church. Address E. V. ;E., Herald
utlico.
1/1OR 8AI.B?IN SOUTH OXFORD STREET, BROOKI?
lyn. on the Hill, the most fashionable section of tho
city, a magnificent four story unil basement brown slono
front House, elaborately turulxhed, sold at a sacrifice. Address
F. S. 8., box 4,800 I'ost office. New York.
OL'NDAY TKLEUKAM,
O TWO CENTS.
TO LET?HOUSE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS (8ILNEY
place), six minutes' walk from Wall or South ferries, a
three story high stoop brick house. In perfect order, and
modern In ufi its nppointmeuts. For no unit uddress
STARR A MARCOS, 22 John st.
mo LEf-IN BROOKLYN. A TUREB STORY AND
A basement brick and stone House, in one of the pleasantest
locations in the city, nicely furnished, having some very
superior oil paintings and a four round corner modern piano
In the parlor, overlooking the pieasantest portion of >i ashlngton
nark ; rent low. Apply to ESTAilKOOKE, l'hotugraplier,
31 Union square.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEM, HUDSON
CITY AMD HERGES READ ESTATE.
To Let or Lease(
SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CENTS.
rpo LET?FURNISHED HOUSE, AT BERGRnTpoINT,
A N. J., 24 minutes from foot Liberty St., Now York;
delightful pi see, near Newark Bay. only 4 minutes' walk
from depot; all modern Improvements; city conveniences;
extensive lawn and line shade trees, lor particulars apply
to S. K. LANE, frO Broad St., New York.
PROPERTY OCT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
AT NEW ARK.-TO LET, FROM AI'IUL 1, A TWO
story and French raof dwelling House, containing 12
rooms, together with all the modern improvements, located
on the northern part of a leading avenue In tho southern
part of the city; only Ave minutes from depot of Pennsylvania
Railroad; locatiou healthy and desirable; rent reasonable
Address HOUSE, Herald office.
A'TI'LAINFIELD. N. J.-FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN
and on easy torms, a good House, nearly new. 11
rooms, modern improvements, good stables line lawn, fruit
and garden. Apply to owner, 11. M. VAN SICKLES', tit)
Pine st.
N~~EXTENSIVE DOCK FACTORY BUILDINGS TO
lease, enlarged to suit, on Hu Ison, near city.
ALLEN, 84 Liberty st.
FINK OPPORTUNITY.?TO LET, IN NEWARK, N!
a Second Floor. 40x180, with steam power (20 hnrsri.
plenty of listit. windows on all sides; location unsurpassed;
ou the line of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad,
near their depot and close to Broad st.; rent reasonsable.
Call ou or address BOLEN, CRANE i. CO., 29 Plane
St., Nowark, N J.
GREAT SACRIFICE.?FOR SALE, MAGNIFICENT
Farm. 72 acres rich land, very productive, situated on
the bauksof a clear flowing river, :ib,' miles from Delaware
Water Gap, 1 mile from Stroudsburg; large mansion (12
rooms), two immense barns; large, o.uiniodious outbuildings;
good, cool springs; handsome fruit and shade trees,
convenieut to churches (all denominations!, yerlectly
healthy, no fever and ague; price only #4..'i<X): terms, $LKIQ
cash, balance $.80n yearly. Address W. J. THOMPSON, East
Htrondsburr, Pn.
SPLENDID FARM OK S2 ACRES?HANDSOME
residence and outbuildings, at Three Bridges, Somerset
county, N. J., 4b miles from New York, only $8,000;
easy terms: other choice Farms, all siies and prices.
JOHN M. GIBSON, 31 Montgomery St., Jersey City,
I 'NOR M OUS SACRI1 KICK! MUST B KSOI. 1> WITHIN
I ten days!?ltesnilfliil Farm. 40 acres; splendid buildings:
house elegantly furnished; llnrsoi. Cows, Poultry,
Carriages, Ac.; everything very choice and complete; seven
minutes' walk to railroad station and large towu ; trains run
direct to Centennial buildings, Philadelphia, In one bourt
nr ce. Including everything, only tlH.Ono; only $4,000cash
balance can remain years. Take fr A. M. train from foot or
Liberty si.. New York, to Bethlehem, Pa. ; there take the
Nurtb Pennsylvania Railroad to Quakerstnwn, Burks county.
Pa.; arrive at 1 o'clock, can return at 8 P. M Inquire at
Miller's Hotel, opposite Uuakortuwn station, for C. A.
WALKER.
TSIrvR SAT.K_A nF.HfKAm.K ItKSlllKVCR ATfiltPI'V.
r wlcb, codu. ; one ot the finest locations on the inn in
avenue. J. O. STEVENS, No. 7 Nassau St., room H
I'pOit SALE-NICE vtrotnIA FARM, IN FINK OR.
' dor for lininediate working; rnueh wheat sown; Hue
modern House; barn, well, garden aud orchard. Address
VIRGINIA, Herald office.
Fob balk?house, outbuildings ani> two
acres of Orchard, also 14 acres of Land, separately or
together. Address J. F. COOPER, Mousey, Rockland
county, N. V.
F~ OR SALE-TWELVE ROOM PUItNlsilKD HOUSE
In good neighborhood. Philadelphia. (0,000 cash, or to
rent, funiisiiOd frnif months from Jnne 15, (1UJ per month.
Address O. H. KIRK, 1.001 Callowhill at.. Philadelphia.
BVjft SALE?AT STAMFORD. CONN., A FARM OP
15 acres; house, bam and other buildings in fair order;
three-quarters of mile from depot; a desirable piece for one
seeking a country home. For particulars inquire of owner.
No. 4 Jacob at.
IpOR 8AITK OR TO LEASE,
1 in South Norwalk, Conn., the Property near the depot,
formerly known as the Lucas Hotel; the location lor transient
business cannot be surpassed; barn, witli stables for
(ivery. For particulars call on or address Mrs. C. J. LUCAS,
on the premises.
GRKENWTCH-COTTaOK 7 ROOMS % ACRE; OR.Nteel
neighborhood; absolutely healthy ; near cburehes
and schools; (3,2??>; others sale and rent. J. Vf. ATWATEK,
Riverside, Conn.
ORWAUK. CONN.?LARGB HOUBB; ALL IMPROVEmcuts,
one acre ; to let or exchange for city property.
CHAKLKd U. DEAN, 330 3d av.
ORANGE-BALE, KENT, BXCHANGB. OREAT tariety
placet; eight Cottages, new, 0f>,UOO and upwards;
bnrgalns. A. BALDWIN, (Pi Liberty st. .
PICONIC HOUSE, OF ORBBNPOINt, L. L, POR
sale or to let. Inquire on the premises.
IWlLADBLPHIA.?FOURTRBN ACRRM7 IN LOTS. IN
Twenty third ward, mortgage only (1.0UU,for a House in
New York. Inqnlre oi 8. Ki LP AT RICK, 3tO 3d a?.
pEAO
the sunday telegram,
ISSUED EVERT SUNDAY MORNING,
containing the latest Looal Newt, Specials from Albany end
Washington, Cable News from Europe, Illustrated Police
Court Sketches, and replete with Interesting Heading Mat
price two cents.
gTOOKTON Hot&L, CAPE MAT, N. J.,
for tale oa lesse.? Proposals will ha received for the porahata
or lease of the Stockton Hotel, Cape May. The hotel contains
315 Rooms, furnished and appointed complete, being
ready for immediate occupation. The ground contains au
area of about 13 acres, fronting directly upon the ocean. A
cottage adjoins the hotel end contelns A rooms, hendsomely
furnished, with S rooms In the attle. No proposal# less than
(335,0110 will bo considered, with oerinent of #75.i*JOewb
SUn'LEMENT.
BI'HOPKAN STHAM8HIPS.
C UN ABU LINK.?B. AND N? A. B. M. 8. V. OO.
NoTlt'K.
\tI tli a tIow to diminishing the chances of collision, tho
eteuiuvrsot vlii? hue lake a apecilio course for all seasons of
tin) ye ar.
Ou the outward passage fr.un Queen-down to New York or
Boston, crossing the ineridiau et 00 at *.! latitude, or nothing
to tlie north of I I
On the homeward passage. crossing the meridian at 50 at
42 latitude, or nothing to the in rvh oitJ.
FKUM NKW VOUB FOB MVKltPOOL AND Ql'EENSTOWN.
CALABRIA...Wed,, Feb III I ItrHSIA Wed , March 1
JAVA WetL, Feb. 28 I CHINA Wed.. MeriTi 8
Steamers marked * lie nut carry leer age passengers
Cabin paseage, $rs>, $|Uii and JIUO, pld, according to a?eoinuiodation.
Return tickets on f.trorable terms.
Steerage ticket" to and I'rom ulUparl* ol Europe at very
low ratea. Freight and pu sago office. No. 1 flea ling fir en,
ClIAKLEH tl FBAKi'KLVN. Agent.
>\VI.V lHHKOT LINK TO KHANi'K
BRUAia 12, 18715.?WITH
PHOPERTT OUT OF TUB CITY FOB
HALE OH TO KJCMT.
WINTER HOTEL FOR 8AI.R
IT In cunneoueure of I he death of on# of the proprietor*
the Hamilton Hotel, Bermuda Iilmitli, iplvtitliu'f located
and dome a enod biiainex. will ho aol.l at a aaaonahle urlce.
Fot particular, apply to LliNi' BROS.. 2? South ?t., or A.
E. OTTERBRIDGE, 29 Bread**?.
REAL EMTATE TO EXfRAHOE.
IjlXOHANGK?MOilT'JAU? AND 3<?ME CASH. 3* I'AST
J ltilh St., near Broadway; will !* ?< or ttall hiruillied.
"[/LEO ANT CbUMTRY REBTDKNCE, WITH 35 ACRES
J i of beautiful Land, fronting on the Pasaalc Uiver. aft
Belleville. N. J.. 7 tulle* from New York city, only $4".'JUO|
Will eaehange for Brooklyn or <ithor city Property.
JOHN II. til It SON, 111 .Montgomery at., Jersey City.
OR EXCHANOE?FIRST CLASS PROlHiKTY,
light mortgage, lor a rood Stock Farui near New York.
Address boa 205 llerald utfiee.
T?OR 8ALE OII PART EXCIIANOE FOE IMPROVED
J? City I'roueit ?Hlnek of gr -iiu-1 on Last River. plenty
of water: good bulkheads, perfect order. Address boa 114
Iter ild effio*.
Foil SALE CHEAP?OH EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE
and Lot n"?r-by. a manufacturing Confectionery; i
chance for somebody. Addrcaa CliANUli, boa 1U) lletald
office.
T,1oK SAL1?-OK EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PRol7 J
r erty, a amall, compact gentleman's Place ; liothouaea,
Ae.; all In Rood repair; A1 place for children; one hour
from Now Y'ork. For detail# add ions F. O.. Herald office. j
1MPROYED PKOPBBTY, UOtITLY EN CUMBEHE5)
to exchange for Dry Goods, Clothing or Hoots ami
Shoes. Addroaa box 325 Post office, Patereon. K. J.
SUNDAY TKLEQRAM. *
TWO CENTS.
TKNNKSSEK.?5.000 OR II^WTAOEES WALNUT A.ND
oak Lauds, free ami cleur. for equity in or loose of
Dwelling, centrally located; safer than mouthly promise*.
Particulars S. K.ILP ATIUCK, 340 3d av.
WANTED- IN NEW YORK. VVEST SI HE, A GOOD
IT House for Brooklyn Houses lightly ettciimbored; -alio
to purchase or lease, a Plot of four lots, not over one milo j
from Fulton terry ; also a cornor Lot in South Brooklyn. Send
full particulars. MOODY A ROGERS, 203 Montague St.,
Brooklyn.
99 ACHE 'FAUM_AT BRICKSBURO, N. J., $2,500;
_ ?. llJOacre Farm at Bayvtlle, N. J., good resilience and
outbuildings, only $11,000: to exchatigo for city Property.
JOHN M. (URHON.31 Montgomery at., Jersey City.
/Ww't-BEAL ESTATE. FREE ~AND CLEAR,
tJ5?Jvf.UUvr to exchange for Dry Goods, Ac.
A. J. SPENCER, Corry, Pa.
Hhl/W\/WW1?PROPERTY_FRKR ANFCLEAR, TO
?P 1" M r." FV My exchange; Farms, Timber lands. Dwellings,
Mineral Springs, best Irwown. Ac.
JOHN WIGIITMAN, Corry, Pa.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
IjlACTORY WANTED -GOOD LIGHT; SIZE 10 ACI
coiiiiiiodute Iksj blinds; room to enlarge lor 1,000. Dascrlptti
n and bottom price to MANUFACTURER, boa 117
Herald office.
(~ N RKKNWOOD CEMETERY LOT WANTED?MUST BE
r cheap. Addrcaa MARY F. DIUKKRSON, 42 Ilausoui
place. Brooklyn.
QUNDAY telkuramI
tJ TWO CENTS.
TVrANTED?A TRACT OF LAND. TIM BERK fTw I Til
II walnut and other woods. Address for one week,with
full particulars, LUMBER, Herald Brooklyn Branch
office.
\\TANTED Til BUY?BROWN STONE FRONT HIGH
it stoop House, lietwoon 84th slid 5tHh ats. and 5th and
Sth svs.; price must be moderate. Address, stating price,
location, Ac., H. S., Herald office.
Tl'"ANTED TO KENf-AV1TI1 THE PRYVTLKIH'. OF
V) buying, a K?ria, near Now York or Philadelphia. of
40 or 50 acres, with comfortable dwelling and good fruit;
control Now Jersey preferred. Address, with particulars,
box 174 Post office, 1'lushing, L. 1.
Ur anted t6~ TTjroha?b-a mkdii'm sized
House In upper part of the city, between 4th nud 6lh
avg. end 50th to 7o>tli eta., for which cn?li and a bouse in a
lino position in Harlem will bo givcu in exchange. Address
la, box 107 Herald ollico.
llOlhliS, ROOMS, SC., WAKTKI).
In till* City and Brooklyn.
I WANT A FURNISII ED ROOM WITH A CATHOLIC
family. Address 0., 14 Sluyvesant at.
unday tklkuham7
TWO CENTS.
TITANTED?BY OKNTLKMAN AND W1EE7~A FLOOR
IT of H rooms and a kitchen; rout not exceeding 922;
prirato house preferred. Address W. A., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
\\TANTED?HOUSES IN ALL LOCATIONS, FOR
TT Urst class tonanta.
DAUOETT A GUERNSEY, 19 University place.
"HTANTEn TO RENT-A THKKR OR FOUR STORY
Tr 1)welling, high atoon, possession by March I, liotwoon
4th and 50th sis., Madison av. and Broadway; must be ill
rst class order and reut not to exceed $1,800. Address P.
ii., Herald office. ,
WANTED ABOUT 20TH APRIL?A THREE STORY
high stoop House for a family of four; must be In good
order and located In a genteel neighborhood, betweun nth
and Loxlncton svs , 14th and !l4th sts. Address, stating
rent nud full particulars, C. 8., box 803 Pest office.
In the Country.
SUNDAY TELEURAH,
TWO CENTS.
flT ANTED TO RENT-IN PLAIN FIELD, N\ J , A
t> small Hnuso near depot. Address, stutiug terms,
location, Ac., J. J. B., Herald office.
BOAHUKKS WANTED.
fCTII AV. A PAItTV lUVIKO TAKEN TIIK HECOND
?) story front Suit of Rooms, with Hoard, at No. UI7, are now
obliged* to leave the city, and will rent their Rooms at a
moderate prloe; references given and required.
17t WAVRRLBY PLACK'NEAR BROADWAY.?FRONT
IU Rooms. 914 and $10 for two. with Board; single
throughout by steam ; transient people token.
WEST"11TH ST., NBA ifHRtlADWAY. ? VERY*DBalrahie
Kimmi to let, with Board, to faiuillai or gentleinoii;
houee heated throughout.
QQ WEST 31ST BTv-DKrtlRABLK ROOMS ON TUIRD
iO and fourth Honrs, wltli flrtt class Board.
QQD nr., 301 EAST.?PARTIES LOOKING fob
OO Board, pleasant Rootna, nicely fnrniahed, anitable .for
two peraona, call at I lata house ; $5 to per week.
r~ bast WTII ST.," between broadway A YD
) tin ae.?Room*, with drat class Board, double and tingle
; references exchanged.
q7 cmnton place.?a family will i.kt two
O I large furnished Rooms, with good Board, to geutleman
and wifo or single gentlemen.
qq 3d avi?wtrnished rooms to i.kt, witii
OO or without Board, for gentleman and wife; Board for
the lady only. Call nil the week.
inn 4th A v.?RESPECTABLE LADIES AND GENJ
" "?j tlemen desiring a quiet, respectable, good Hoarding
I house where they can have home comforts, good attention, 1
\ plenty of (ire, first breakfast at (1 o'clock, will find It the best
house In the city for the money ; terms, from $4 to ?5 50;
table board, $3 SO.
i)i)C\ kast 6ht" bt.-married couples or
two gentlemen to.'ether can hare splendid Rooms.
' newly furnished, witli Board; terms moderate; also halt
I Bedroom, lor single gentleman.
! n ri\ lexinqton av7nkakhoth ST.?aPRIVATE
1 t?)U family will taka a few boarders.
S~~ UNDAY 1ELEURAM, ~
two cents.
BOARD AMD UIDGIIVG WANTED.
Board in a strictly private pamilv pi?r
three adults, three children; requirements?plenty of
j room, home-made fare, genteel locality, moderate terms.
Address K., box 147 Herald office.
S"~ UNDAY TELEGRAM,
two CENTS.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND' CHILD,
IBB two comfortably furnished Rooms hot and cold *?t r,
with or without Board . If the latter, conveniences for housekeeping
required : location, 14th and SOW sis Ith snd nth
avs. A i Wrest, with terms and particulars, DEXTER, Herald
offiee.
W*~ A NT ED-HOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN
Morrlatown, Madison, or Montclalr, N. J., for a small
ffemily. m 'ist hare two or three rooms and all home comforts;
location high and convenient to depot: references given and
required- Address box 5,410 New York Post office.
BROOK la VIV BO ARD.
ounday telegram,
0 TWO CENTS.
iV^ANTED-lN A RESPECTABLE AMKUICAN I'AM*.
It lly In this city or Brooklyn, Board for a married con- |
pla and child seveu months oldt terms must be moderate. Address
M1NK0LA, box 153 llcral'l office. j
HOTELS.
A SHELL'S TURKISH, ROMAN AND ELECTRIC j
A Baths. SI Lexington av.?Gentlemen constantly, ilay
and night; ladles day and evening Hotel accommodations.
tthe new knula'nd hotel, corner bowery j
and Bayard ; 3IJQ light rooms, newly furnished, for goutlemeu
only; lodgings 40c. and SOe.
Bklmontiiotkl, pulton st.. near broadway,
business centre.?Ear tpeen pleu ; Rooms, 5Gc. upward.
Always open.
C_CENTRAL HOTEL. 353 CANAL ST., BETWEEN
/ Kerle's Hotel and Broadway.?Good rooms 50c. and 750
dally ; (3 to $5 weekly; fotnl ly rooms fit 50 to 93 par day.
|j?rankkort hol'he~,^?n~vrrlliam st. ?open all
1 night; 35O rooms; 35c, 35c, OOe. Geollsmsn and
families.
RANT HOUSE, 4>T NEW BOWERY?PRICKS
greatly reduoed; Rooms, nightly and weekly, for families
and gantlemen.
Madison square house, hkoadwat, corner
21st st. (a Srst cliti family hotel!.?Sunny front Suit)
oa MOond and third Hoors; terms moderate.
SUNDAY TBLBGRAM,
two TENTS.
SPINOLRR HOUSE AMERICAN PTAN-LARoB
Suites of Rooms for families ?r single gentlemen, at j
moderate rata*. T. J. COK.
WINTER RBSOIITS.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM, '
TWO TENTS.
The SANKOrD'HOUSKTSANI OitDT VLA.?A EIRKT
cleat honee, accommodating I fit) aitoated on tha
south side of Lake Monro#, opposite Enterprise; dry air and
salubrious climate- especially adapted for Invalids; alio exoallent
huntingfishing and boating; ton steamers a week
from Jacktonxilla; monay order putt oRre, express. Ac.:
nearest telegraph station Palatka. Address J. M. WISTAR.
Mai>**er.
MAHBLK NANTBLH.
a t greatly rkduted prices.
i\ An extensive stock of State and Marble Mantala, Wash
Trays and Mate Work of erery description.
PKNHHYM SLATE COMPANY.
I nine square. 4th a*, and 17th at.. New York.
Marble and m'akrlkiekd mantklrTnew de.
algna, from 912 upward; also Monumental Work at I
greatlr redacad prises: Marble Turning r..r the trada. A.
KLAHKK, IT4 East IHth nl..r 3.1 ar* Nate York.
CUNDAY tlLSUKAR, "
o two tents.
W DI *; NICHOLS, UNIQUE ASSORTMENT OF
" M?rhlelffd ftlttt, hnrlwn.1 Mini win, <ir*u??,
Ac. CftiRliNiiiM 73 IJntUiN 1L. imawlii Wank
rilK GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND UAVRK. VIA PLVMOt'TH.
The splandlil vessels un thla favorable route f.?r the CoitUiiniit
(being inuru MOlherhr than any utUur) will sail liuiu
pi is r Nil 50 North Klvcr as lullows:?
AMERIOUK (Pousola) Saturday. February 19
LAFAYETTE (Hellard) Saturday, March 4
LvBKADOR .Sanglier SalUrday. Monti Id
PRICE OK PASSAGE (in gold, Including wlue)
First Cabin, $110 to $120, according to accommodation;
Sucond, $72: Third Cubltl, $40.
Return tickets at reduced ruins.
Steerage, $20. with superior ucconimodatli.il, Including all
nocessarlen without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus * do it >t curry steerage passengers.
LOT 18 DE It Kit IA N, Agent. 3> Broad way.
j^nman link.
Royal Mail Steamers aro appointed to ?all n? follows:?
FOR OU KEN STO W N AND LIVKKPOOL.
CITY OK MONTREAL Saturday. Keb. 12, at 3 P. M
CITY OF PARIS Satuiduy. Keb l!l, at 1 P. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND Saturday, Keb. 20, at 3 1?. M.
CITY OK ANTWERP Saturday, .Maioli 4, at noon.
CITY OK BROOKLYN Saturday, March 11, at :i P. M.
and each succeeding Saturday, Irom pier 43 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin $00. $00 and 100. gold
Steerage $23. cuiruucy
Drafts Issued at lowest rates.
For caliin passage and general business apply at tho company's
ottlco, No. 15 Broadway.
For steerage passage at 33 Broadway, or pier 43 Noith
River.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent.
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N c 110 It I.I N K,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIU
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
CALIFORNIA Saturday, February 12, at 7 :30 A. M.
AM'HoiMA Saturday, February It), at I P. M.
ETHIOPIA Saturday, February 20, at ti-.lPi A. M.
VICTORIA Saturday, March 4, at noon.
TO GLASGOW, I1VKRPOOL. LONDONDERRY.
(JUEENSIOWN OR BELFAST.
Caliin, $05 to $33, currency, according to acconim idntlou.
INTEKM EDIA I'E, #35; STEERAGE, $23.
Drults issued lor am amount at current rates
HENDERSON BEGS . Agents. No. 7 Rowling Greco.
OST DtRBCT AND ECONOMIC BOCT8 TO llnl7LAM>,
HKLOICM, THE RHINE. .SWITZERLAND,
AO., AO.. VIA ROTTERDAM.
steamer OA I.AM) February 20tU.
Steamer ROTTERDAM. March I).
Steamer W. A. BCUOLTKN March l'l.
Steamer MAAS March .'10.
These beautiful steamers, carrying th United Stales mail
to tlio Netherlands, are great I'svorues with the public.
Trips reicutnr, rates low ; comfort and living perfect.
For freight, For parage,
UNCI!, EDVE A CO. L. W MOUIUS.
50 Broadway,
vfoRTII GERMAN LLOYD.
1\ STEAMSHIP LINK BETWEEN NEW YOKE,
SOI Til AM i'TON AND BRKMKN.
Company's pier, loot of lid si., Uobokun.
DONAU Feb. 12 I SAEIEK Feb. 20
NF.CKAK Feb. 19 IIKIt.MANN March 4
Kates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen :?
.First Cabiu, $100, gold : Second Cabin, $00, gold; Steerage,
$00, aurrency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
1'repaid steerage certificates, $.12, currency.
For height or passage apply to
OELKICUS A CO., No. 2 Bowling Oreen.
S~ UNDAY TELEURAM,
TWO CENTS.
W' 1IITB STAR LINK.
FOR QUKKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CAKKYINU THE UNITED sTATKs MAIL.
The steameis of this lino take the l.atie Routes rocomI
me ml od by Lieutenant Maury, U.S. N. going soutb of the
llattks on the passage to Queenstown all the j oar round.
ADRIATIC February It), at I IV M.
BALTIC February 2*1, at II A M.
KEPI III,10 March 4, at uoon
OKKMANIU March 11. at II P. M.
CKl.TIC March IS at 11 A. M
From the White Star Docks, pier 52 North River.
Rates?Saloon, $80. $Si)aud $100 In gold; return tickets
on reasonable terms. Stoerago, $2H.
Saigon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidships, where the noise and motion are least, affording a
degree ol comfort hitherto nnatlsinahlp at sea.
For inspection of plans and other information apply at tlie
company's oflico, 27 Broadway, New York.
B. J. CultTIS, Ag-nt.
HEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO BRISTOL (KN(ILAND) DIRECT.
Sailing lrom Pier IS East River, as follows
SOMERSET, Western Thursday, February 24
AKRAUO, Symrns ??
Cabin passage, $75; Intermediate. $45; steerage. $30, currcncy;
excursion tickets, $120; prepaid steerage certificates,
$21). Apply to W. D. MOllU AN, Ageut, 70 South st.
N~ational~linr.
From piers Nos. 41 and 47 North Ulvor.
FOR LONDON DIRECT,
Canada. Thursday. F'cbruary 17, 10 A. Iff.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The Queen...Feb, 19, 1 P. M. I Spain March 4. II A. M.
England F'eb. 20. .'1 P. M | F.gvnt March 11, !1 P. M.
Cabin passage, $00 and $70, currency. Return tickets at
reduced rates.
Steerage passage, $20, currency. Propaid steerage tickets
from England, frclsnd and Scotland at the lowest rates.
Drafts Issued from ?1 upward, at current prices.
Apply at the company's ofllces, 09 Broadway.
K. W. J. HURST. Manager.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE?STEAM TO QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing every TUESDAY
Irom [tier 40 North River.
WYOMINO, Feb. 22. 3 P. M. I WISCONSIN. Mch 14 S A M.
IDAHO, Pel). H A. M MONTANA. Mch 21.2? I* M.
DAKOTA, March 7,8 P. M | N K V A DA, M ch IS, 7 A. M.
Cabin, $0.1, $70 end $00, currency.
Intermediate, #4<l: steerage, $?.*0.
Pasaongers hooked to and from Purls, II amluirg, Norway,
Sweden. Ac. Drafts on Ireland, England, Prance and tiermany
at loweat rates.
WILLIAMS A GUION, 28 Broadway.
0~ 'DON O V A N ROSS A~8TE A MSI IIPPAHHAI 1E OFPIC&
Steamers every day; Cork. Liverpool, Glasgow, Derry;
Draftirpayablo every whore; Railroad Tickets.
O DONOVAN ROSSA'S Hotel, I Hi Chatham square.
WILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
sailing from pier 53 North River, as follows I?
COLOMBO Peb. Id I HINDOO March II
OTHELLO l ob. 2?) | NAVARI.NO March 25
Plret cabin $70, currency; second cabin, $45, currency.
Excursion tickets on very favorable terra*. Through ticket*
issued th Continental and Haltie porta Apply for full particulars
to
CHARLES L. WRIGHT A CO.. 56 Honth si.
State Tine.
NEW YORK TO OLASOOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
From Eagle pier, liobokeu, N. J., as follows
state OK virginia Saturday, Feh, 12
STATU OP INDIANA Thursday. Keb. 24
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA Thursday. March 9
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. First cabin $ >,
$7') and $S0; return tickets. $120. Second cabin, $41; return
tlekots, $-vi. Steerage at lowest rates. Apply to AUSTIN,
BALDWIN A CO., Agents. No. 72 Broadway, N V.
Steerage passage office, 4 > Broadway.
Hamburg-American packet company's link
for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
POM MK RAN IA Feb. 17 ORLLKRT Match 2
LP. SSI NO Feb. 24 SU'EVIA March 9
Rates of passage to Plymouth, Ixindon, Cherbourg, Hamburg
and all poiute III England, Scotland and Wale* ;?
Cabin, flrat Mlonti. gold $100
Cabin, second saloon, gold 00
Steeraga, currency 30
KUN1IARDT A CO., C. H. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agenta, General Pass'-nger Agents,
01 Broad St., New York. 01 Broadway, New York.
coahtwi8e vikamsmips.
PVCIPIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. 4<- . Ao,
sailing from pier foot of Canal St., North River.
FOR HAN FRANCISCO. VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
Stenmship ACAPULCO ..Tuesday, February 1*, at 12 noon
connecting for all Central American and South I'acillc peru.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK March 1
FROM HAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA, PORT
TOWNSEND. TACOMA, PORTLAND, Ac., Ac.,
- on the 10th and 2.?th of uverv month.
I For freight or passage apply at foot of Canal it , N KII
J. BUI,LAY, Superintendent^ i
! STfTWfTKI?IsTATKS,AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
ailing monthly from Watson's Wharf, Brooklyn. N. V., i
for PARA, PBKNAMBUCO, BAIIIA and RIO J AN hi 110,
railing at St. John'*. Porto Kloo.
JOHN BRAMALL, 3.500 ton* Wednesday, March ?,
J. B. WALKER. 2.7UO tons, Saturday, April*.
Passenger accommodations flrat claaa .
For freight and passage. at reduced rate?, apply to
J. S. TUCKER A CO., Agnnte, V4 Pine ?t.
SIl'BA AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINK
\ ) tor Havana, Matanr.aa, Cardenaa and Magna la flranda.
The pioneer ateamer ol thia line (Al Britlah Iron ateainahip)
KINO ARTHUR, 2,OUO tons buidtu,
John Unwell, Commander,
will be despatched for the above porta from
- pier HI East River on or about
SATURDAY, llHh Inst.
For freight or Damage at loweat rates apply to
uatton, WaTSoN k CO.. Agenti.
'J7 South M.
To be followed by other flrat claaa Imn steamert.
VThWYORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINEXN
These llrst class steamships will sail at it P. M. from
pier la North Itlrer, foot of Cedar street, for Havana direct,
as follows:?
COLUMBUS... Tuesday. Feb. 15
CRESCENT CITY Thorsday. Feb. ?'t
For freight anif passage, having unsurpassed accotntnodalions,
apply to
? .. *M r CLYDE k CO., No. ? Bowling Oreen.
McKeller, Lullng k Co., Agent* in Havana.
NY. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MWLSS. liNE
Steamers leave pier No. :t North River at J P. M.
for Havana direct.
CITY OF NEW VORK Thnraday. Feb 17
OITV OF MEXICO Tneadav, Feb lit i
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday. March 2 j
KOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
vis Havana. Progreso, Cam peachy. Tuspan and Tampion
CI I Y OF MEXICO..... Tuesday, Feb. 21
CITY OF HAVANA Tee.d.y, March 21
For freight or passage aoply to . ,
F ALEXANDRE A SONS. SI and XI Broalwav
St-amers will leave New Orleans February 11 and Mareh J
fir Vera Cms and all other points. |
Texas link "for oalyrat<>y, touchiNo At i
Kay West, carrvtng the United States mall.-The
ateamer 8TATK OK TEXAS. CapUin Huger. will
sail en Saturday. February 12. at BP. M.. from pier 2D
Fast River. Through hill* of lading given to all polnta on
the Honston end Teaas. Central International and Ureal
Northern, (ialveeton. Houston and Henderson and the Halvestnn.
Ilardahurg and San Antonio railroads. Freights
and Inenrance at lowest rates For freight or pacaage,
having snperlot arcommegall.m*. apply to C. H. mal
IdtRY A CO . I.va vaiJea law ec W P. CLYDE. No. ?
Bowling lireea
r
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
FOR vauau.N. P.-A. kasoih WIN r&8 uiosr.^
R.gular mull ntrumtlilpa from N. wY ,rk via Smim .1.,
refruary S?n<l habrmir 1 >: from Savannah. Pel.mars ij
.ml K.bruary - J. M I'll IIA V. KKKIUs a. , ,i , s . u, ,t.
I/OK NEW' ORLEANS DIRECT *
r TUB CROMWELL LINE.
..... I'lie ?te?iiil.|,|n
IILDboN, Cap uiu Caner,
ou>aturiU> February |j ?t 3 o el *k P M
from pier No. It North River '*
Throngs bill, of lading given to Uubil* .ml .11 principal
poinU ou the Mi?>i sipp- River
Cabin *? ><-), ite riik'f. $i5.
Apply to ? T.AKk sr VMAN, m Writ M.
MOKUA.VS LiiE OK >Ti: v\l sill I'M ~
lor -New Orleutm mi l Texan,
? .11 >ai! rverv S.tliriiav to Sew Orlmui. tranafurrlrxr Tuva.
freight tliero t<> Morgan's Louisiana and Texan Hnilroad ?>t
BrastiHar; tbouce Dor steamer of Morgan's Uue to Texas
I 111*3 steaniar UKO. W ELDER will mill from pier 36 North
Liver, oq Suturiiay, Februujr 12, at 31', M., for New OrU*Ui
tiUhIro?*n bills of lading *igue?l to Mobile, (ialveaton ruut
to nil points on the (jolvcslou. lUrrinburg and Nan Antonio,
II mstou hiii] Texas Central. International and rent Northem,
Texas and Pacific and Trans-Ooutln-'tital railroad-*, an l
to ltuliauolu and San Antonio, and all points on the tjulf,
Wi'-u-rn lovm ami Pacific Eailway. Brasos Santiago, Corpus
t'krUtl. Hook port, St. Mary's and Pulton.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Itockn>rt.
Lluhtersge und Channel dues at either Corpus Chruu or
Bran>* Sunt Intro at the expenso and risk of cuuHiguee.
Freight for Brownsville, Matamoros anal points iu the IflU
tenor must have conmcuee at Brazos Santiago.
liisurat.ee can lie effected under open policy ofO. A. Whitney
a C ... New Orlc in* From New Vork to New Orleans,
\ per cent; from New York to ail Texas ports via Near Orlean.,
y, per rout.
Freight at lowest rate. For freight or further iufor:u#?
tlou apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY A CO., AfOBta,
Tier 30 North River.
SUNDAY IEI.EUUAM", ~~
TWO CENTS.
ONLY DIRhOT LINK TO FLORIDA?WEEKLY LINK
to I'ort Royal, a. 0., h oriiundlua, Ha., Hiuii?w ek,
Ua., eeiliiiaeverj'Thoraaar, from pi r:M>, I'.a.t River Tho
toamer CITY Of AIaTIN. Captain Steven*, will a ill
1 I hur.day, February 17, a: 3 T. M., |lir lerii.indlu i nnd Tort
Royal. Through tickets lawiot to all poiutH iu i lor Ida and
throuirli bill* of lading given to a t ! olnw In ttin Si utli and
Houtliwent. For freight or pa* -age apply la I H..il\LLOBY
A CO., or HERMAN OKLl't KK.i.a Maiden lano.
0~ LO DOMINION HTEAMSIIll' inMl'Avi,
hallinalr.no pier 37 North Itiver
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, I'm. .lay., TlmriUay.
ami Saturday* at 3 I'. M . connecting with the Virginia
and Truueteeo Air Line, Atlantic Cua*t Lino, Piedmont Air
Line, Cnoeapeake arid Ohio Railroad, and w ith tha c hu?
ii uiy'? aloain lino* to interior nointi iu North Carolina and
Virginia. Newheru and Washington, N, C. (via Nurtolki,
erory Tuosd&y, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewus, Del., Monday and Thursday at d P. M., commotio;
with Maryland anil Delawuro railroad*.
Passenger accommodation* unsurpassed.
1 Through pannage ticket* and hills of lading to all point* it
lowest rate*. Iu*urance to Norfolk. Ac., .'a per coot b ruir.it
received daily at pier 37 North River. Ueneral oltlco*. IJ7
I CieonwkT.street. N. L. McCRKADY, 1 resident.
T15 V V E liliEllS' GU1PB.
rlNNSYLVAMA RAILROAD.
CHEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tieuiv leave Now York, via DenbrossO! and (lortlandt
at., terries as follow!
I 1 ... IL.l.l.,,,, i'i 11 vim ro 111.i Wait K ,1.4 M.olitl
with Pullman Palace Car* attached, t? A. M (j .mi
8 :3d P. m. Sunday, g :indh:30 1*. m.
For WlUlainsport and I.nck Haven at U:'IO A. M. and 8:J<)
1" M. For Oorrv and Krlo, 8:30 P. M., connecting at
Carry lor Titu.vlllo, Petroleum Centre, end the Oil
Regions.
For Ballimoro. Washln ;ton aud the South, "Limited WashI
ingtim Express'1 "1 Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
Sunday, H:30 A. M.; arrive Washington I :P> P. M, He.cular
atS:4<i A. M., h and VI P. M. Sunday l> P. M.
Express fur Philadelphia, 7, 7 :30, 8 till, vl :30 A- M., 12:31, I,
4, 4:10, 5, (l,7.H;:iu, VI P. M. and 12 night. Sunday, 5,tl
7, S;:tO and Vl P. M. Emigrant and second class, 7 M ,
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth, Haliway, Princeton, TroV
ton, Perth Amlioy, Flumlngtnn, Helvldore and other
points, see local auhedules at all ticket tllcos.
Trains arrive From Pittsburg, II .'to au<i lOftUA. Iff. and
U.20P. M. daily; ID :1 . A, M. and 7:4I? P. M. Pdly, excmit
Monday, Prom Washington and llaltimore. tl:2<> A. M.,
4 a IS, 5:15 and 10:37 P, M. Sunday t!:JD A. M. Prom
Pluiadelpliia, 5:10, 0 30, 6 AS, 10:15, U :Jn. 11 M A. M.,
2:10, 4 5)5*9:13. 0:10. TO'1. s:44. USlO. M:27 1? M Soudav,
5:10, 0:20, G >55, 11:54 A. M., 7:40. V4:2>aud 10
1*. M. '
Ticket offices, 52G and 044 Broadway, No. 1 Aster llousil
and loot of Drsbrosse* and CortlnnU ?ls.; No. 4 Court St.,
Brooklyni Nos, lit, lltl and lid Hudson ?t., lloboken,
; Emigrant tickot oflleo, No. 8 Mattery place.
I FRANK I'lluMSON, J>. M. BOA i), Jr.,
tleneral Manager. (leneral Passenger Agent.
1JROVIDEXCK AND STON'INtlTON STEAMSHIP CvX
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
REDUCTION OP PARE
between New York and Providence to 81between
New York and Boston to01.
STUNl.NtJION LINK.
I From pier 33 North River, foot of Jay street, the oleg tut
eteamers RHODE ISLAND and N A It K AO A .N S E Tf Uail/
i (except Sundays;, at 4 .30 P. W.
! PROVIDENCE LIN3,
From pier 27 N. It., toot ot Park place, steamships KLECTRA
and U AI, ATE A liaily (except Sundays), at 4 1'. it.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CENTS.
PHILADELPHIA VTA LONG BRANCH AND Tin?
New Jersey Southern Railroad.?Pare from New York
to Philadelphia only S3 25. Commencing January 10, lK7dk
Leaves New York IVoni pier 8 North River, foot of Rector St.".
for Philadelphia, Tuckerton and Tonui Itivur. 3:45 P.M.
From foot of Liberty St., via New Jersey Central to Branch*
port, at 11-A. M. for Philadelphfa, Vinoland and Toiua
lliver. ' W. H. SNKDKN, (Jeueral Manager.
j LRSAL MiTUEjl,
Notice?iRABKL stewart, or Romans, bis*
t?r of tbo lute William Stewart, Farmer Uorslarphioe
I Bank, near Edinburgh, and widow of the late Archibald
; Romans, sometime millwright at IIabbs' mills, In Scotland.
I or her children, aro requested to communicate witii Robert
| Mcusics, S. 8. 0., No. 5 North Kt David st., Edinburgh,
1 agent far the testamentary trustee of the said William
| Stewart, who holds part of the residue of the deceased'*
| estate, In which she and her children are Interested.
I JIJLIA X TriiiKUIvA.u,
O TWO CENTS.
WASTED TO PURCHASE:.
A MIDDLE SIZED MAN, MIX MONTHS OUT OF
work, wants to buy cheap some warm clothing of a
| gvutleman. Address A. Z.. Herald office.
OUXDAY TELEGRAM,
O TWO CENTS.
| \lr ANTED TO BUY?LABOR LOTS OK UNITED
Htaios Watch Movements. Address IIOMEK, Herald
1 Philadelphia Hr.atich office.
! FL'KMTUHK. _
! \ PIUVATK FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
| , \ will sell, In lots to suit purcliaaera, all their elegant and
costly Household Furniture, Ac., magnificent St-Tuwuy t
Hons rosewood I'iuuolorte ; also ail elegant Windsor I'iano,
J cost $l,2h<>.for $2"><l; satin Parlor Suits, cost for$2"V>>j
0nefor$l2.?; rep Salts, $3D; 14 lledroom Suits, $2.9 and np?
ward; Carpets, Oil Paintings, Bronr.es, Mirrors hair and
spring Mattresses, and a general assortment of Household
Furniture mod" to order four months ago. Call private realdonee
120 West 23d St., near Otli av.
A -WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
for Kurnituro, Carpets and Bedding at H. M. COWPKKTHWAIT
A CO.'H, 153 and 107 Chatham it. An Immense
stock at low prlcea.
A' UCTION ROOMS, 30 BAST 13TH ST.?SPLENDID
Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Mirrors, Carpets, Pianos,
I Organs, Ac. Private sale at auction prices.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.?$2,000 WILL BUY TIIU
J\. Furniture of a four story prlrato hoarding house,
always full; $1,900 cash balance sernrcd; profit $200psr
I month, with good home. Address S. O., Herald Uptowtt
1 Branch office.
A GREAT SACRIFICE.?MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROcade
ParlOr Suit, cost $479, for $150; two do., $75 and
$50; Pianoforte, Curtains Paintings; Chamber Suits, with
Dressing Case $40, up; Carpets. 30 eents; reps and haircloth
Suits, $80, up: IMning F'urnituro, Silverware. MatI
tresses, Bedding. Must he sold. Call at private residence
j 105 East 13th st. two doors from 4th av.
UNDAY TELEGRAM, ~
TWO CENTS.
WATi II Ks JEWEIikY, AC.
A' T 77 BLKECKER ST.. NKAH BROADWAY, MONEY
advance! on Diamonds, Watches, Jew?Iry, Ac.; also
Pawnbrokers' Tickets bought of diauieii Is, watches, Ac. 77
i Illeecker st.
A"" f 55^~BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.
Diamonds, Walches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Personal
i Properly of every doscrlpllou bought and sold. Loans negotiated.
james p. matthkwh!
! YT NO. 8 1ITII ST.. THREK DOORS" W EST UP
I Hroanway ? III" lira an uaua
of property bought null aold. Loan* negotiated.
| ^ P J KOHKKT J. ROSENTHAL.
i ?ONLY LICENSED LOAN OFFICE IN THE CIT*
J\. at IHS Broadway, betweon 20tli and 31*1 ata., J. T.
LYNCH. late of New York Hotal. III>?ral advance* mad* on
Diamond*. Watehee, J ewelry, camel'* hair Shawl* and other
valuable*. or the am* bought for caah at hlgheat market
rate*; buaineaa atrlctly coiMwtlll; private office for ladies.
Large loana negotiated at apecial ratoa.
MONEY ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AC.?DIAmonda,
Watchea, Jewelry, Sllverw.ire and Seal
Sacqiies bought, and aoid bark when cleatred, at a very email
advanm. GEO. 0. ALLEN, Jeweller, l.ltfj Broadway,
near 2SKh at. Watchea and Jewelry repaired.
S~ L'NDAY TELEGRAM, ~
TWO CENTS.
MIOIIAMK.
tJTuRAGE FOR SLEIGHS?LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS.
tJ A. 8. FLANDIt AU, 372 and 374 Broome et.,
old atand of Brewater A Co.
SUNDAY TELEGRA.NL ~~
TWO CENTS.
DENTISTKY.
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT I2H
Weat 34th at., botween Hth and 7tli are., near Broad
1 way. Special niernanleal dentlatry: ooral, rubber, roe*
j pearl, whalebone rubber, gold and platlnaSeta; Plumper*.
Regulator*. Ac. Tak# green car from liraud atre*t ferry or
1 Sixth avenue car* or Broadway oara.
NEWBKOl'Off, 12" Weat 34th at.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
TWO CENTS.
C IjUTHIIM*.
? T 1,274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 32D AND 3311
7*. afa . Broadway prleea will be paid for caat-off Clothing,
Jbr , by calling or addreaaing H. HARRIS
SUNDAY TELEGRAM^
TWO CENTS.
~MEl?I< VI.,
A ?MMR. MAXWELL 114 EAST 10TH ST.?MEDICAL
7Y. advice to ladlea free.
AH ?MME"RESTEDL, MIDWIFE, s'lNiJK !*4n. NO. I
. Kaat Flit v I at re.;l, flr-t d >or trout I'lttl! aveini
A -Dlt. A MME UKINDLE, 142 WKsi asnT sC
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