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A
CITY HEAL ESTATE run oALE.
c antra*.'
A?LKXINGTON AV . XKAK 61ST ST. Sl't'P.RB
.medium ii/.? modern bn-wu Dwelliug for sale or
ho INI. farnisiird or aniurnished. low.
Permits at 4 I'ine or 3J Ka?t tilte st.
I V. K STKVKNSON. Jr.'
T 922.0U0 TO Ctt.iJUU-Kl.Bii AN 1 UKOWSBTONB
Houses, adjoining ilH ??.
WILLIAM TGCKBB. 22U 5th av.
ka>t !?!<*?.
IjlOR 8ALK-T1IK NEW FOUR STORY HRoWN
?tr ne lioute No. ttOI# Want WUl tt ; Vut llttla money
wauled Apply to J. B l'ECK. *2 Warren ?u
\\ <??! *lrtr.
I^OK 8ALK-A Mjt'R STORY BROWN STONR HIGH
. stoop, No. 13u West .' Vt ?!.. Just painted anil In g? od
.irdar, lor sal* at a bargain. Inquire at 141 Weil 530 at., of
twuer.
Mlic?lianroa>
At bargains.-superb brown rit.sk dwel
liaga.C8.U0U to every iMjtlnll, of New York and
Brooklyn, will lease or cxctiaii(e. W YCKOFF. Pine at.
BtlOOftLlH I'UOPEHTY EOM SALE
A\I) TO UBT.
TOTCEi OR FOlt 8Al.fi ? PARTLY FURNISHED, 5?1S
Henry it naar Carroll, Brooklyn, three sturj basement
lirowo. iAxT-'; t.ike Court -treci ran. Fulton ierry: taut
till May nominal. very >-he?p there* !ter. Apply to 1.
itCOTT, 41 If a relay St., New V.rk, or U FOWLfik, 377
lultou?t llrioklyn.
Property oit of the city for
SAuE AMU TO HK.VT.
IjV>R SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN?IIOC'SE AM)
IV; acres Uroaod. finely located: Uve ml> ules walk tmm
Itldgcwooii >tation, at Mantel air, S. J.; only little money
required.
UKAl, ESTATE TO K.\(IIA\OB.
A~'"~BftoW>t aToN? HOUfcU? iSr'KAST .*i7TH ST."TO
oxel a'iua ft?r Farm near New York. Address BARGAIN,
I ploisn Herald office.
-Wli.L E XT I i A SO K ~ FOR ~?fhRCHAS? 18 E A
? Plot of two Lot*, tret ami clear, on main a?enuo from
Prospect Park to Fori Hamilton. T. W. JOYCK, 1U7 Kul
ton *t., Brooklyn. Alio >"iu? Carriages. Harness, Slelgns,
Bob#a, Ac.
Epdfi saLK OR E XCIIA NOB?A LAKgI NUMBER Of
?mall Karma and cooutrv Places.
H1N E 4 OKAY, .137 8th av.
wanted TO KXCUASOB?#B8TB*BN ITTV LOTS
"l for a stock ol Hoots and Shoes. For particulars call on
?.r aiKiress JOHN W. STOUT. 07 Park Place. New York city.
" ~ ItEAIi ESTATE WASTED^
W"ANTED TO PURCHASE-A COUNTRY RB8I
dence. neat salt water. Jersey or Wesfhester, with 1U
?r more acre#; nrice from (Ifi.tsK.) to cash.
JACOB V. 1> WYl'koff. 3U Pine st.
ABWKLLtNG "on 3th. PARK OK MADI80N
av., or adjoining streets. from 17 lo 2" leet Trout, three
rooms deep; will |iay if'.'H.IJIX) to J75.UJ0 cash. JAl'UB V.
P. WYCfcOFF. 3d l'ino st.
T?~LET FOR lUSINKSS PURPOSES.
IKNNBTT BI1LDING. '
Fireproof.
Located mi Naasnu. And and Fulton sts.
First Floor to let; mltable lor bankers', Insurance offices or
lawyer*; will lie let together or In parti; he altered to suit
teuauti If desired ; adapted for olticea or stores.
Kcasnnable rents.
Alto some olltrl' le Law Officea to let.
Al'PLY ON THK PKEMI8E9.
Take the elevator. Inquire for Janitor.
HOTMll TO LET. OR UAROB BOARD1NO HOUnfel
>c elegant order: Furniture lor aaie at a bargain: low
rent to ii good tenunt Apply H'J ItM 14th ?t., ID to 12.
TO LET? FOR BU8INB88 PURP08BB, HO. 76 STH
a* . 20x90x123, and L on 13th St., 25x73.
LET-STORK IN TBI BB8T LOCALITY, TI1IKI)
A av. , suitable for any business. Inquire 1,412 3d av.
T6~LK1 ? F i' R NIS11 BO OCPIOB I6 N NOIifTT'UNION
Hquiire. second door from Broadway. WM. U. JA0K
KO.V Jk CO., 31 East lTth.
?NBAR BROADWAY, 25 FOOT HOUSE AND
Sttire, 2B West 3<1 st.; five floors; garden, SOxM).
uer seen H to tt mornings.
fu(l ST" AV.-sroRK. BASEMENT, APARrKBBTS;
UU I teen from8:3f)to 10. 86 lith av., first lloor. RICH,
|4 Murray at. ?
MOO
jiDWELLWO HOliMKS i'O LK'i.
Karntineii -
A-47TII ST., NEAR BROADWAY. ELEGANTLY
? frescoed mid lurulslied House. thre? rooms deep (tbres
loors), to let lor winter. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr..
4 Pine and 33 Eut 17th it.
T ?."(*) TO $250 "MONTH?FULLY FURNISHED
Houses, near avenue ; season or yonr.
WILLIAM TI CKER. 220 3th a v.
A~ N ELEGANT l.Y AMI Fl'LLY FURNISHED FOl.'R
story Brown Stone. 43d St., near Oth ??.; rent low;
?Uo Lexington av., between 3?th anil 4oth ?l?., furnished
tour Story; relit. $.(*> per month; others.
E. C. CLARKE, 4?i East 23d st.
AHANDsOMEiTy AND COMPLETELY PUltNISHED
Tour >tary brown stone House, 53 West 2*th it., between
liioadway and tith av.
" 4 T a KBAT K ST REDUCTIONS! I-NE W LY ISSUED
./Vllst lOO F'nrnlsbed Houses, every section New York.
Brooklyn and country ; ?ent $T>tO to $7.CKiO. WYCKOFP'S,
:mi I'ine ft.
7"lOMPLETBLY FURNISHED HOUSE, TO FAMILY
l^'williuir to board owner; references exchanged. 5S L?
ibltton av., corner 25th it.
lrqa ntLTTu BN ISHElT hot' SE f m urray" hTlu
rent till May; anfurnUhed 5tli av. corner House.
W. t'OOLEY, 1 East :>2d it.
HIO LET. FURNISHED?TO A PRIVATE"FAMILYTaN
I elegant and handsomely furnished English basement
House, on Jith av.. near 32d st. ; the house and turniture
bare Just been put in period order, and renovated; rent,
$5,(Ji?i D< r annum. I'articuiars (rom HOMKK XUKUAN,
No. - I'iue st.
t'nturntinrt!.
A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RE8I
donee to let. 7 Montgomery St.. near Ea>t Broadway; has
14 rooms; all modern improvements. baths, dumb waiter,
elevator, Ac : low rent to good tenant.
TIIEODOKK KITTER. 20 Broadway. room31.
At" GREATEST RE I H'f TION-lui UNFURNISHED
Houses, every section, New York, Brooklyn and country;
rent $300 to $4.SOO. WYCKOFP'S. SO I'ine st.
TO LET-HOUSE NO. 214 P.AST~ 11TH ST.: BENT
low ; ell Improvements. Apply to M. ECHEVERRIA A
CO., .0 Beaver st.
T" Y.et-"to a" responsible and careful
party, ? fonr story brown stone high stoop Honse. fur
? ished, on West 42d St., between 6th av. and Broadwar.
(t|iply, between 3 and 3 P. M. to J. M. RIDLEY, No. ?Jtf
Reekman st.
E
TO LKT-AT $S PER MONTU, OR FOR SALE AT
fusi, a House of live rooms, within one hour's ride of
New York. Address J W. II., 222 West 10th it.. New York.
TO LET?TWO NEW HOUSES. NO. 1S6 WEST 1STH
st.; just complete I: very cosey and far ahead of Hats.
Apply to owner. 135 West 14th St.
PI R*I8HKD KUOM8 A N U APAUTMEStl
TO LKT.
ASI IT OF ROOMS OVER PARLOUS; ALSO SINGLE
Rooms, with hot water, tire and gas; low prices. 45
bast IHth ?
F
A WIDOW LADY, II AVISO A PARLOR FLOOR,
two rooms, newlv and neatlv furnished, wonld let to two
ilngle gentlemen. Address II. II. H., Herald Uptown office.
*t KW NE AT AND I'OM FOISTABLK ROOMS TO
/Viet, reasonably, to irentletiien only, at ltt0 2d av.
Al.ADY. OCCUPYING A PLEASANTLY LOCATED
house, would let to a true i-rutlemsn a desirable Rooui
.'or reception or lodging. Address LADY, box 175 Herald
L'ptowu office.
A pa rtmen rsr -saratooa. Newport- and or
leans furnished aud unfurnished, $30 to $I2.'i; Houses,
K't?1 to $.'.000, npar Park. J. W. STKrENS, Broadway
?on 5-d st,
AI.AROKT hXSFbOMELY TuKNTsHED FRONT
Room, lor genllemeu ; hot and cold running water, bath,
aud gas; terms moderate. 3.14 4th av.
AsUIT OF ROOMS?N EATLY Fl 'RN ISHED FOR
light housekeeping; also front Room aud Bedroom; gas,
kc. 273 Sth av.. near 23d st.
t no. 12s east i*th st.. near Clarendon
l!o:rl.? Handsomely furnished Rooms, lor gentlemen;
J* to #1(1 weekly
CCOMPLETELY n ImH?B0 ROOMS. KN SUITE OR
./singly: complete for housekeeping. 3<U West 34tb st.,
sear Elevated, terms moderate.
DEmIRaBLK promt hall ROOM, FOB OkNTLB
man, without board, in modern lu use 1,4(15 Broadway,
turner 44th st.
n"" BfttBARI.E FURNISHED ROOMS FOR UEN1LB
men. without uoard. In flrst class house, 34 West 23th
il.; excellent accommodation*.
ij*URNiBHBD BACK PARLOR OR SECOND FLOOR.
L housekeeping or otherwise; rent low.
Mil AINM'ALD. Ill West 3(!th.
^CRNISliED FLAT. BETWEEN 14TH AND V)TH
sts., from $?f> to $70. N. sell AIN WALD, 111 West Htitb
miNiiiiiD roo"5s fob iiocsbkbBFimu^ with
r small kitchen If desired. 52* West 42d su Rent reason
able.
FCRNISBED BOOMS, WITHOUT BOARD; NO oil
lection t? light hoii^ekeepnig, near Central Park and
Elevated Road: references. JOi West 5'Jd st.
T.11 RMSIIED FRONT \NI) BACK ROOMS, HALL
r Rooms adjoining, together or separate: also Parlor Floor.
1(1 East Ifttli st.. near TiKany's.
VNI'SOM, l.Y Fl RNISH ED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE
tamlly to gentlemen : terms moilerate. *.?1 West llth st.
ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS K) l,ET
Witbout board ; private hi'use, near restaurant; teriue
ox s: East '.inh st.
I AKi.l, FRONT ROoM "To I.ET. Fl RNIsllED; TWO
Jjhall Bedrooms to respectable parties. 56 Jane St., corner
(ludsoa.
JEW l.Y Fl KNISHED aPARI MENTS, $3, $4 AND$0;
Corner house, on square. Ml Macdougal >t.
N" ICKLY FLIBN1SHBD SI NNYFRONT ROOMS?
Prices tow ; Atneric.m family ; all conveniences; restau
rants uear. 10P Clintnn place.
O LET Fl KN ISll I*.D?El*!-.(? K NT AND COMFORT,
abl* Mooni In private hou-e ,'fjn Eaat lstli st.
il I.ET FURNISHED ROOMS; $2 50 V WEEK; IN
good order. 212 tfth av.
I'M, KENT?A SECOND H.ooK IN A CENTEEL I'RT
rate house, furnished, tor light housekeeping lor $10 per
Seek, neighborhood good; bouse quiet. Call at 4.16 West
Nl> H. e
Into ROOMS FIRST FLOOR. UEATEd/C" WEEKLY;
front Rooui, $6. Sleeping Room, $2, Office and Bedroom.
l(* Bast l&tb it., near I uioa >i,uare.
4"TT -/k pi;2 Wiis^Foi a i.vk>tr fubniibbo
OUlront Room, fourth floor; private nouse. I2ti 2d
sv.
w KB ELY Vi i K NEATLY FURNISHED,
Jp & <JV/large, trout hall Room, third lioor. Private
residence S.H Eaat 14tt? st . near 2d a?.
(I EAST 22 D sr-ELEUANTLY FURNISHED, SUNN Y,
? /front Rooms, second B??or. to let. without board; also hall
Booms, with tot and celd water; reference.
WRIT 3BTII .-.T. OPFOSlTE ST ,IAMH>' IKiThl^
Suits and single Rooms; also itooms lor trauilents
iOTir ST., BE lWRBN ttt AND 'iTlT aVs.. ?l. -
^Newly lurnisliad ball Room; also tin* large Room, to
lentlsmeu. without hoard; honse heated.
1 i III sr. 2UU WKSf PaSloB FLOOR, roCR
JLxiCooms; elegantly furnished; all conveniences; to
(etlier or eeparate
nTII ST , ll?4 EAST. BETWEEN UNION SQUARE
and Irvlaf plAee. ?Ilandsotnely Inrnlshed Rooms, with
out board. Mir getitlemei
1(1 EAST 1?TH ST. NEAR UNION SQUARE.?
X</Nlcely lurnisbed, two large ceaaeetiux Raoms, second
Ttum\Mttgi$ ot eu suite.
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ii
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n
la
PlKMItillED ROOMS AID APARTMENTS
TO l-ET.
\VK->r -J 1ST ST -KI'HSMIM) APARTMENTS;
Florences.
>)l liRJUT J >SKSM* AM) SMA Ll/ltuOMS
m* lto ^?iitleiu?n . ?)?o for li^hi housekeeping
UTH -T HEAR BROAt?WAY ? reception
? #")Ko?>b. with liedroom. flret clei* c onventencea. aUo
niugle Uoom?; mo<ier*it rotee.
1 / W \ E AST^tJ III srr-TMHBK NICELY t L KNISHEI)
lvUfroal Rooms, ? ? ?" i" Mi RIbi ie!t upper bill
my \>l 44TH >F.. KEAR OK AND CENTRAL DE
pot? ? Kumifthod U.-.tih io let, with overy conven
ience for bonftttkecjitnic. Tor tutkll, respectable f?n?lile?.
14io \VF>] Mill ST.?KLKGANT Kl'liMSHKl)
? OHooui for tfftiilemeu only; no b??ard; reference*.
3.>7 ea5t itsf St ro L*i\ upper part of
M I Doom. haud? >a?ly tuMiUti>*d or unfurnished.
I N Fl I1MSIIKI) KdO.V? UO APART*
urri TO LET.
A l'\;;iMKMS, r N Ff'KNIS H Er>, fit tiik LEirox
ABilldinff, li -r.' . raitibii for lifft or smell
tir.?urpn??t'<T fur con veuience and elcg%nce by any In the
city : inesilt furnished.
APARTME3 r HOCSErUAiaH'T Bi I LDlNii, 5TII \V\%
corner l.'ah ?t. ? Each fcuite has prtvme kitchen, or ten
unt? supplied from the gunerei cuUiue
A FLAT TO LET-IN WEST HTH ST . NEAR STH
./Vav. Apply 334. ?
? ? FLATS, A AND I" ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE
^ Vn?- : low rents Apply a; 1,"J7 M *?.
Vr Tao Trii a v. ?c iio ice TLoors to let-, im
pmvemcuts; five ruviui each. See premises and owner
I fill 11 to I.
PA?n .?ENTs" KEW > OK FOUR llOOMiC FIBST
.'lour. $1*1; Secoud Floor, $17. Inquire 29 King St., be
tween Macdougal Mild Varlck.
A MOST BE WTIFI'L SECOND STORY FLAT- IN
surpassed neighborhood; strictly priiatc. 64 Clinton
place, between University place mid Mb at.
^LA rs OF SIX 111 i< IMS, ALL IMPROVEMENTS. IN
X1 ittth st.; Janitor in No. 131 .rent, $40. on 3d and Lex
lugtoii avs., $25. $30, $3."> mid $4o; "thers at lower rent*.
Z ITT EL, I.(>26 :kl a v.
iimhst"aTnd'second Ai'artmkntk in Sirautikvl
r Freueli flat, 31? t ast 79th at.: ? and 10 Roomi. lu per
fect order. Apnl> to jftalMT, 'in premises.
OWKH part.i?j units ST., SEVEN rooms,
Jmoderii improvements: separate entrance; weu 1- to 2;
also Second Floor. -1? East 45th St., Ave rooms. Apply
SELDEN'S (mice. 13V Kast 12tli St.
rrio LET?IN HARLRM, UPPER FAltT OF A LAIUiE
1 new brown none bouse to a ?mnll faiully without chil
dren ; cheap to dealrabie tenant. Apply at (W Went lS2d
?t. or 7t*i Broadway.
TO "lET-PIkSt CLASS FRBaOH FLAT. SECOND
floor, It llitht rooiul: janitor In building. Call on prem
l>e?. No. 30 Wait 15th at.
IK) LET-IN A PRIVATE lioi'SE, A 'rTl IRD KLiioiij
. lor per tnonlh; ael|[liborbood irood and convenient to
tlio Elevated car?. Call at 4i;?? \\ mt 3tlli it.
4 MCE, LIUHT. LARCH. AIRY ROOMS ON SECOND
floor ? CIo?et?, bath Inclunlve; front Baaemeut, larco
pantry, washroom, aeparatv i;aa meter. ll4K?at 11th at.,
ncnr4thatr.
IIOI'SKS, UOO.MS, Ait., WAHTEU.
lit thin City and Brooklyn.
Advertiser wishes a furnished iiousb be
tw?en Hill and 4th nra.; three In lamlly: rent not to ex
ceed f'i,4'?A Addieo T. E.t box 1.K3J l'oat ollico.
DESK ROOM WANTED?ON BROADWAY. ADDRESS,
stating tertni, which tnuit be low, ARCHITECT, Herald
oflice, _____
TLTRNISHED ROOMS WANTED-^POR LICIUT HOUKE
V keeping, by lady and danichter; not over 92 per week.
Addrek* M. J. O.. care M I'nlveralty place.
Wanted?a top floor by man and wife be
low aoth it.: bath room; rent about $2U. Addreat
CXN, Herald offiec.
w
'"ANTED-BY A SINOLE OENTLEMAN. IN A small
i J private houie, two adjolnltiK Rooms, furnished or partly
furnished, In a qnlct, respectaMe nelf(liborhood. either in
New York or Jersey Cltv; cleanliness a sine qua non . terms
about $10 per month. Address 8. A., box 149 Herald office.
\I" aNTED-TIIRKE CNFI RNISHED ROOMS, WITH
tT tirlvlle^e of Parlor. Address, stating terms, M., box
IMS llcrald Uptown office.
BOARDERS ~ WASTED.
1 PARLOR FL6or/T|JrS^7.aRcE "R<)OM8rBATII.
Xcloscts. Ac.; private table; Rooms tor gentlemen, with
out Board. 3ti East ^Uth.
1 ?C O M PORT A B LF. FDKNISII ED ROOMsT"^wTFh
J,.Hoard, for families or single gentlemon. 2U East 4tb >t.
i RECEPTION" "ROOM AND HANDSOME SECOND
1 Floor, together or separately; all conveniences; good
Hoard. &o West 12th St.
1 HANDflOMBLY furnished SUIT OF ROOMS, j
Xwith Uourd; single Room for gentleman; bouse owned by
occupant ; references. 124 East 24tli st.
1 BLOCK FROM BROADWAY7i14 EAST 10TII St7
llandsomely furnished Rooms, with first class Board; cen
tral and ele/aut location.
1 ELEGANT SECON'O FLOOR; ALSO OTHER ROOMS*;
Itable llrst class; private if desired, references. 18 East
3^d st.
tin "floor, handsomely furnished, with or
^without first class private table *. also Rooms for gentle
men ; references. H7 Madison av.
i*~COTTAOh PLACE. NEAR III.KECKER AND 6TII
Oav. lines cars.?Neat rooms; American family; substan
tial table.
S? DOORS-FROM *TH~AV., NO. 1J KAflT 16TH ST?
OThree handsomely furnished Rooms, conuectlng. suitable
for families; private table if deiired.
<js V TO $?.?BOARD. wffH~PI.EASANT~KOOM8: ONE
<P"Xslngle room; also a reception room; English family.
3 .3 West 35th st.
IasT"ieTH"st.-Tleasant, well furnished
Rooius, with good Board; liome comforts.
5~TH~AvT. 235T-A LARGE FRONT~ROOM TO LET, TO
one or two gentlemen, without board.
fT PROSPECT PLACE. EAST 41ST ST. (NOT IIROOK
cllyn.)?Handsome alcove Room, with i:?ard; flti for two
persons.
rTH AV., 311?MRsT SEAVKR OFFERS APART
c)ments, with private table or without board.
FTlfAV.. NEAR 30TH ST.-PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER
tJliandsomely furnished Salts, with strictly llrst class
Board; references exchanged. Address M. B., box 2,4t?it
Post oflice.
rTll AV., 4?U. BETWEEN 41ST AND 421) ST8.?SEC
? ^ond Floor, with Board; also Rooms on third floor for gen
tleman and wile; references unexceptionable.
d?C TO $7 PER WEEK~FOR~ROOMS \vifTf BOARI)';
(PtJfamllies accommodated eqaally low. 87 Clinton place
(8th st.) .
5~~TH AV., fil. fThST DOOR BELOW I?TH ST.?
Front Parlor and Bedroom; also two Rooms, fourth floor,
with Board; references exchanged.
(?~EAST 3-D ST.?? IN NY PARLOR AND BEDROOM*,
Iparlor floor; also two upper Rooms, with Hoard.
6 EAST 34111 ST.?SKC JND FLOOR. wiYn BOARD;
private table II desired; also Rooms ou foorth floor.
7 WEST 4.">TH ST.?HANDSOMELY furnished
Seeond Floor, with first cluss Hoard; term.-, low.
EAST 3t"?TH ST", NEAR 5TH AV ?FINE SUIT OF
Rooms, secoud floor, frout. to let, with Hoard.
-1 <J WAVERLEY PLACE. NEAR BRO A D tt AY. -FRONT
JUltojiiu, $14 for two, with Board; single Rooms, $7 to
$9; transient, $1 5o a day; steam heat; table Hoard, $4.
EAST 33D ST -PARLOR "AND TWO HEDROOM3
on third floor; also Rooms on lourth floor, with Hoard.
nEAST i'sril ~ST.?CHOICE-SECOND FLOOit
Rooius; dining on parlor floor; table strictly first class.
Alflr PBB WEEK-LABOR ROOK, EXOBLLENT
?Pl^jRonrd. in small family, for single gentleman only;
near Broadway 23s West -13d.
WEST 1UTH "sY.~" NEAR 51(1 AV.-TWO LARGE,
sqnare Rooms, suitable lor families or geutlemeu, wiih
all conveniences and first class Board.
i A WEST 4BT11 ifr" NEAR WINDSOR HOTEL.?
X7 Back Parlor and fourth Hoor Room, with Board; ref
erences.
WEST 17TH ST.-SECOND FLOOR. EN SUITE
or separately; also Parlor Floor, with or without
private tsb.es; reference.
lTttl ST." 217 WE8T.?ELBOANT ROOMS, EN
X*Xsulte aud singly, with Board; private table if desired;
reference.
nTIC ST., t>PPt)SI I'E STCJ YVES ANT PARK. FOUR
doors east of 2<l av.?Two large connecting Kooms, with
first class table, at a very modoratc price ; references.
WEST loin ST . NEAR 8TH AV. -NEIGHBOB
hood unexceptlt liable; Rooms unusually desirablo;
superior Board; ball Rooms for geutlemeu.
HI WEST StS ST-HANDSOME DOUBLk AND
X i'single Rooms, for families and siugle gentlemen ; unex
ceptionable table; reference.
S?1 WEST :u>l St.. J CUT off 8TH AV.?FINEST
^XRooms In city, on second Hoor; first class Board; sontli
eru exposure; faintly or gentlemen.
?;<jh sr., WEST] no in second floor io let.
^Oa'lth or without private table; single Rooms for gen
tlemen.
()*) BAST* 4?fil ST-SECOND FLOOR" TO~LET,
^Owlth Hoard; relerencse exchanged.
s^ J TII ST. 43 WEsT C Hoi CE OF HANDSOMELY
lurnlshed Rooms, second floor, with Hoard, within half
bioek of Fifth Avenue Hotel.
?)<? EAST 4TTH ST -HANDSOMELY FCRNI>1IKI)
^Useeond story alcove; also fourth story front Room, with
Board. m
4?V> WEST i.TIl sfT?LARU* ilANDflOXR ROO^I,
*<Ofltl. $18, $ O, for two persons; excellent Board; tran
sient, $1 50 a day; relerence,
?)(i BANK ST PARTIES OWNING i'llEIK MOlSl
?/have a handsomely rutuished second story Room, with
Hoard.
<)( | JANE~ST.? PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH t.OOD
w?"Hoard; all iuiprovemrnts; terms low : home Cotntortt
? TI WEST-ltlTIl si II AND-OMBLV ~ FL'SnTsheD
?)lsuit of Rooms on .ecoiid lloor; also others; table and
appointments first ciass.
-X.. 37 WEST I 41 11 > I', ? K<?()MS, WITH BOAR1),
?>?).to permanent parties; small tables; Centennial vis
itors, $2 per day.
WEST 4;1> - I . FRONTING ilE8kRVuTL paRK.
OOllsndsouie Rooms, to gentlemen or family, with exeel
lent Hoard.
?>,; CLINTON PLACE.?A FBW Vol NO MEN OR
? OOmarrled couple eau bad first class Hoard . day boarders
taken.
8
10
3U
39
WEST 38TI1 ST.?A FEW MORE DOUBLE ANI)
siugle Kooms, with first elaas Board, at moderate rates.
RAST 22D ST.?SUITS OF ROOMS ON SECOND
and third floors, to let. with Board; also single Rooms.
A 11 EAST en sr. NEAR BROADWAY.-TO LET*
with Hoard, large and small Rooms, suitable for mar
ried or single gentlemen.
4 1 ST ST.. 11? WEST-DOUBLE ANI) SINGLE
T; L Mooins, with first class Hoard; family private; refer
ences.
4t) CLINTON PLACE, CORNER UNIVERSITY
4dplace. ?Front Rooms, on first and second floors, with
first class Hoard, for families: terms moderate.
7TH A V.?SINGLE, COMFORTABLY j FUR
'nlsbed Rooms, with giKid liberal Board, fur gentle
men. $tf week.
A " BAST 23TII ST. ?fH REB ROOMS ON SECOND
TTrJfioor. >eparatelt or together, with Hoard or private
table; locallou unexceptionable, releieuce
J /TTH ST, WEST. 2IH ?UNEXPECTEDLY VACATED.
TC? *an elegant second floor Irutil Ituoui Alcove to let, en
suite or sepal ateli, with or wlthoat private tab.e, where
lew bearders are takea.
43
50.
BOAKDKK4 WASTED.
4'R ORKfeNWICII AY -PtRNI.->llKD ROOMS, WITH
< /or without Board, with mil RMoinnoilftilDDi, in a first
clita* house.
WEST 1?TH HT~?il ANDSOM KI.v KIRNISHK !>
'large and >m4ll Boomi; ting!* gentlemtn ur others;
flm cimi Board.
,"1 KA.ST 2iVT~gT.?PARLOR VL<>OR. NRWLY FUR
? 'liushed bath. closets, Ac.; with private (able; also sin
gle lioom ; refere oca.
ro tut Sio St.?LAltOi AUtDtbiUT ?XR
')? JiiUhed Room osMMld iioor. Table first ctaaa; refer
ences.
-"j wis r lorii st.. between ;th and afii
t) i avs.?Elegantly furulabcd Ro?ma to la(, with or with
out Hoard : private family ; references.
"bB west lint K.-UM|.41IO UUMti ROO?T.
elegantly furnished, with first class Board; family
tiermau.
f*7 CARMINE ST 7 TOP ~ FLOOR.?A FBW KK"
U I aptctable men aud glrla can haro Board and Lodging
at a moderate price.
west 44ih~?>t. -elegantly furn13hed
Rooms. with Hoard, in tha four story brown stoua
bouse; termt moderate.
II 1 HAST 1WTII ST., SBAlt CLAlBIOOH HOTEL ?
li'tLarge trout Roots, on lourth Hoor, with Board; table
boarders accommodated.
11 \ WEST JHTH ST.?SECOND AND +H1RO PLOOI
XX? Jfront Rooms, handsomely furnished. with or without
Hoard; gentlemen or centleman and wife.
11l< BA4T 34TH ST.-ROOIS"TO"LET OS ttttfl
iiUlioor, with Board. __
m" KAsT J7IH 8T.?TWO COXXECTIKO ROOMS
to let. with Hoard; also one single Room ; references
given aud required.
IOC east 2UT11 ST.. BETWEEN 4TU AND LKX
X?j'-Jiogtun avs. ?Lady having cosey ilttle first class newly
turnisbad hpute. will lei, with Hoard, Parlor ana Bedroom
to lady or gentlemau . 110 other boarders.
1 0~J west 41 si A.-ionE di'IT UP PURNIS11K D
XOORooiiis, and a few single Rnwt, with Hoard.
1 WKST 36TU ST.?LABOR, HaND&OMKLY VVU
XO'_/uished ltooms, wilb Brit u'ass table; terms #7 and $H
per week ; references required.
#MT 12tu ST.?PR1VATB PAM1LY. WITH
'Hoard, Second Kloor, singly 01 en suite, to lamiiy or
gciitlvtneu. _
I I j west +4TH ST.* NEAR BRO A I)WAY, HAS
J.'XXctiauged hands; is newly iuiuished; table first class;
references.
ICQ wavbuley PLACE, NK.AH BTM AV-A
X?'.-?lni;Ie Room, second Door, with all the comforts,
hot ami cold water. gas. fire and best Board, for one gentle
mau or two ladies; references.
1 WEST 45TH 81'.?A PRIVATE PAM1LY, OO
X'-zOeupyiug own house, have desirable Rooms, hand
somely famished, with unexceptionable Hoard.
wisFaiTk sr.?large klkni.-.iiku room
^/UOsecond floor; suitable for two irontletnen or lady and
gentleman; first class Board; kind attention.
9.1 || WEST MET ST.-g8ntleman A.tD WlFI OR
<?"lUiiliigle gentlemen cult find superior accommoda*
tious with Horird; small family. ___
qtts west ii2i? dT.?larue prosit 'rooms to
??*X^let, with Board; also hall Room, with hot untl cold
water; reference.
tl/'l WEST 4 TH ST.?comportable RO(7mS, EN
^OXsuite or singly, with excellent Board, for $5 uud $0
per week; family small.
q/|q union sr.?a gentleman can have~a
OUOpleaiaut Room, good Board and home comforts, iu *
social, private family ; desirable location. Mrs. HUBERT.
Ol /? WKST 32 D ST.?handsomely FURNISHED
OiUla'ttr Room; southern exposure; all conveniences;
verv low rent ; Board it required.
LEXINGTON AV.?ROOMS tu LET. WITH
Board; releronces required.
3iy
Oi(| WEST 32l> ST.?RIGHT PARTIES. HOARD rN
Otu? private lamiiy; all tbo comforts of a home; fine
locality.
>!,-() WEST 21ST ST., NEAR ELEVATED STATION.?
OtJUVory pleasant second story Iront alcove Room, witu
unexceptionable Board; reference'.
|J|<1 WEST SI ST W-TO~ LET, wTfi7~EOABD,
OUXhandsomc. large alcove Room, on second Boor; also
umail Rooms; location excellent.
nun, lexington AvTT BRTWEEN 55TH AND
UUUS'lth sts.?Elegantly furnished Rooms, with excel
lent Hoard, in a Jewish family, for families or single gen
tlemen.
SECOND PLOOR. WITH BOARD, WANTED FOR
a gentleman, wile, two children aud servant in a private
family, between 34th and ,'ititb sts. Park and Otli avs. Ad
dress, with full particulars and terms, J. W. U., llenld
office.
?68 WhST 46T1I ST.. hEf WEEN OTH AND OTII
.avs.?Very desirable Rooms, single ana doable; unex
ceptionable table ; term* moderate.
A LA ROE handsomely KL'RNISHKD SECOND
story Room, with Hoard, for gentloman and wife or one
or two tingle gentlemen, in a private family. 43 East 23<1
St.. near Madison av.
Desirable rooms, with hoard, with pri
vate family. No. 56 West 4Mth St.
LA ROE AN DMA ndsomelffi'rnished double
Room to let, with Hoard. U Wo?t 4Nlh, usar J>th av.
rro let-purnished and boaed. a sEt:oNj>
X story iront Room; alio, a hall Room. 147 West 43d st.;
rcfereuce.
WANTED.-A YOUNG" WIDuW WOULD TAKE A
Tf single gentlemau tu board, or she would act aa house
keeper lor a widower. Appiy to UYK. 1,552 Broadway.
UOARD ASP~tQlM?iHB *\ ANTED.
gentleman AND DAL'011TKR DPiSIRE HOARO
in 11 private family; large and small Room, connecting,
not above third Hour; could lurnish. terms ?10. including
fire. Address, with particulars, P. S., box 174 Herald Up
tj*n ofiicv.
BOARP WANTED?por"a *Ol'N(J LADY; location
not above 14th st. nor below Waverlev place or 5th av.:
parties annwerlng will plea?u state location of, rooms, terms,
Ac., which must be moderate; permanent il suited; refer
ences exchanged. Address K., 3t>5 Sackett st., Brooklyn.
Board wantkd-for lady" " large room
.-.bove 4th st.; will pay 87 per week with fire and likiit
Address S. H , box 21 Brooklyn.
mWO GENTLEMEN,"WiLLING TO PAY LIBERALLY,
X desire Apartments, with breakfast; mnst be first class in
every respect; none other need answer. Addreas HOW*
aRD, Herald I'ptown office.
r'pwo young ladies, tiLsokirH opkhators,
X desire a comfortable Room together, with Board, in a
P'ivate family. In a respectable location, at a moderate
price; satisfactory references. Address K . box 235 Post
office.
TIT ANTED?SECOND STORY FLOOR, WELL FUR
VY nlsbed. three or four rooms, with bath room and water
closet. wilt! tull Board, tor wile. sell, two chlldreu and mine;
private tabic preferred; above 4;*<1 St., 4th to 7th a*.; pay
#4o a weak. Addresa. with full particulars, RESPONSIBLE,
station E. _
ANTED?BOARD IN A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE
M Jewith family for a tamlly of three adults; at least
three Kuumi required, and mutt bo ou ttoor above parlors;
accommodation* to be unexceptionable in over? particular;
central location, betweon 40th and 59th at*. Addrea* 11.
Rl s.sAK, 407 Broadway.
\1T ANTED? BY TWO LADIEh| MOTHER AND
TT daughter, two medium lined Rooms, with lull Board;
location, upper part of New York or Brooklyn; references.
Address. with full particular*. V. K , box Iw llerald office.
WANTED?BOARD Ftilf OENVLEMAN AND WIFR;
price, f 10 to (.0; can turnlsb. Address 3,051 New York
Post office.
HOTELS.
"a't^S'ablk-s 61lmunt' iiuiti&.WX9iri5f
J\ Fulton st. and .'H auu st.
Meats 1<) and 15 cents pur plate.
Pios, pudding. and ice cream, 10 cents per plate.
Coffee and tea, 5 cants per cup.
hOO Rooms, Ml cents to 41 a night.
The beat and cheapen! Restaurant In the world.
LVVAYS OI'KN -FRANKFORT ~IIOf.SK. CORNER
Fraukturt and William sts.?Rooms. 35c.. 50c.; gentle
men, families.
AT NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNHr"" BoWERT
and Bayard.?Lodgings, 50c.; UOO light separate Rooms,
for gentlemen only.
At new congressITall iiotel-warm, front
Rooms, S2, $:i. week. 0 Chatham square. Open all
niulit. __
B" ROCGUAM HOTEL, " ~
11 West 11th St..
one duor from Broadway;
elegantly furnished Uootns to lot. by the day or week ; ac
commodations urst Class; terms moderate.
(^lTY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND STtl ST.?EURO
J pean and American plan; good Rooms 75.C, $1 dally;
Hoard and Koom $7 weekly.
I^ARLli'S HOTEL, CANAL ST.. NEAR"bruadwat.?
jSpecial rates for families and single gentlemen for the
winter; Room and Hoard, (J 50 per ilay.
H0TK1, ST. STEPHEN. l'lTH ST., BETWEEN BKOAJJ
way ami 1'nlverslty place.?New house; newly fur
nished; strictly flrst claws; mouerate priees.
PAIGE'S HOTlL, FOOT OF SC 111 NO ST . NEAR ALL
steamers and railroads , family and single Rooms.
R~EVERB HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, OOH AND 008
Broadway. Now York, corner Houston st.?Open nil
night; two largo restaurants; single Rooms at 75 cents and
$1 per day; double Rooms at $1 ?>() and per day.
SPINULRR HOIBE. l*NION SQUARE.?GREAT RE
?luctlnn or prices to families and single gentlemen; tran
sient ?1 per day.
IIRO(IKLY\ HII\Rli.
Brooklyn hoard POrnisiilp i;ho*s, fro>(
fl per week upward: meals served singly at reasonable
rates; house has ali modern conveniences; parlors, piano,
reading, smoking and bathing rooms, laundry. <tc.; lineu
dune up at 75c. Marble house, 107 Fulton *t . above Nassau.
COl'XTRi HOARD.
ClOUNTRY IkOiltli WANfl.il FOR AN TSlTjSkLY
y'ladv: terms not to exceed per month. Address
A /.. W., box U4 Herald othce.
BILLIARDS. "
nr'cm'Gt mnxis tuso BiLcrxsirrxitfig in
^Vperlect order, equal to new. at verv low prices.
II W. COLLENDER, 738 Broadway.
American standard bevel billiard table,
with Delaney's wire ctishious. indorsed by all leading
protesslonal players, extra inducements now offered; seo
oud hand Tables at great bargains.
W. H. GRIFFITH k CO., 40 Vesey st.
KIROPK.
HOTfeL MISErVa. "
Piaxsa Sta Maria Novella,
Florance. Italy.
Beautifully sitnsted lu a southern aspect, overlooking the
square 11 uffurs every modern eomtort and exce.leui ac
commodation at moderate price; sitting, reading and
smoking rooms; table d'hote : piano. baths; omnibus at the
station. The proprietors recommend their hotel to tua
patronage of KnglUn aud American travellers.
LkONK .t GIRAt.'D.
iiiotu A\D SHOES.
RON-. L lI'S. '
A strong, serviceable Shoe for
bojs and youths.
"Wauketiphast."
These popular English Shoes can always be found at
CANTRKlL s, No 241 4th av.
DKMISTIIV. "
HF.AcriFi l AiffIfJi aL rkKiil. <B."1*7oC'M.bio]
sing e. tl ? wartanred; silver tilling-, 5'i cents. NEW
YORK DENTAL ROOMS, Jt? Oth sr.. near litth st. Estab
lished 1851.
KUlllSKIVH.
A GRAND kXi I RSION ACROnS THE BAY TO
Platan Island Boats leave Whitehall st , loot of Broad
way. At 7:30. w 15. 1115AM, 1 .15. !I:I5. 4:15. 5 30 aad
? JU r. M . lor New Brighton. Snug llarbor. Wast Brtghtoa
and Port Klcumoud. fata eaif Ilk
"I
SALES AT ACCTIOW.
"V L'C 11 6$"s al BTJVTfiDBin Vi iT? if 1 TTuftSITOOLD
.A. Furniture. Proper!?, worth over $50,000,
to be told THIS ,Krida?) MORNING.
codlrncaciuf it 10o'clock. W ibe
elegant five ?torjr brown stone mansion
No liO West 23d st . oe*r 6th *v.
Two elesrant rosewood Plaaofortea, one a fctelawaj A Sou.
and Windsor upright, con $7?j0 and 61,000; maffuitlcenj
rosewood Ktageres, lace Curtains, Mirrert,latest etyle Inlaid
Parlor Suits, covered la tatin. brocattl and f?Pi Wlalo
Centre and (Console Tables. Cabinets, Jardiuterea, Brontes,
Oil Palnvinir*. Ac.; Cham bar Suits, in black waUut; l>reat
lut Cases, Bedstead*. spring and hair Mattreaaos.Carpets,
Ac . Bookcases. N0() volumes choice Books, Ladies Secreta
ries, Library Tablet. Turkish Suits. Dining Boom Buffet, Kx
teuslon Table; solid waluui Chairs, in leather; China Din
ner an J Tea Sets, Louuges. IIat Stand. Also easement and
servants' Furniture. tl'KI FIltOMAM), illtloMlf.
B.?Goods packed and shipped. city or country.
? TUNIS JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER,
. old stand. 37 Sauna*1.
OX SATUEDAT. AT 10?i O'CLOCK.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Fine Parlor and Bcdroooi Suits, Basement and. illwag
Room Furniture. Brussels and Ingrain Carpets. Oilcloths.
Rut'?. Ac.
Alto a large assortment ef
BLANK BOOKS. .
Ledgers. Journal*. Ca?h Hooks, Day Books Blotters, Calen
(V?rs. Pans Books. Receipt and Index Books, Ac.
Also, at 12 e'elock,
superb rosewood Pianoforte.
\ JOBOIIUB W. KRKLEhT "aUCTIONEEB.
jX. To DAT, at low o'clock.
the ynakcr Dairy. 7?? Broadway,
ail the Fixtures, Steam Counter. Crockery Glassware,
pla-.ed Ware, Catlery, table Linen. Ac., of the above res
taurant.
SATURDAY, at salesroom. 53 Liberty St.,
FANCY GOODS. Bohemian Vases, L??*|Gouds, biique and
Parian Marjile.
J^RT"SALE "
SOW OX EXHIBITION (FREE). DAY AND ETEN1NQ,
at MINER'S Art Galleries. 845 Broadway,
MR. CUXRLES KNAP'S
Collection of high class and modern
OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS,
by leading American and European artists,
to be .old at auction
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
November 21 and 22,
BY HENRY D. MINER. AUCTIONKER.
RT.?ON EXHIBITION." BARKER A CO. Auc
tioneers. 47 and 40 Liberty St., will coutinue the sale "f
European and Americsn Oil Paintings this day at 12 o'clock.
UCTION?MANThL CLOCKS, PAINTS. stfcDBNTS
Lani|>*. Chandeliers. Brackets, on Saturday. NovcmUer
18, 51 Cortlandt, near Greenwich st. : to pay advances.
W. A. CARTER. Auctioneer.
LCriON SALE " AUCTION SALE.
THIS (Frldayi MORNING, November IT, commencing
at 10>? o'clock, lit 31 West 24th ft., between 3th and otu
avs.. over St?)lots elegant Household Furniture; Brussels,
ingrain Carpets; rosewood I'iunotorte, Mirrors, Curtains,
Vases, i'lucks. Grande Duches.e uud Marie Antoinette style
Parlor Suits, in satin, brocade, reps and haircloth; Turkish
Chairs. Louuges, Tables, Ktageres. Bedsteads. Bureaus,
Dressing Cases, Washstsnds. Wxrdrobes, hair and spring
Mattresses. Beddlug. Library Snlts, Sideboard, Extension
Tables. Klaus, china, silver Ware, Cutlery. Ac. E. ROTri,
Auctioneer. Goods packed aud delivered for purchasers.
Assignee sale of wines, liquors, cigars,
by S. HERMAN, Auctioneer, No. 13 Bowery.
THIS DAY (Frldayi. November 17, at Il>? o'clock.
A large assortment ol Brandies, Gin, Ram, Applejack,
Port and Sherry Wines, Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys, in
barrels, casks and cases; also a large lot of other Wines snd
Liquors, castas and baskets chainpauno and t large lot
Cigars, various brands, in lots tor dealers.
JOSEPH FRANK. Ks<|.. Assignee.
Auction notice of household furniture,
PIANOFORTE. PARLOR SUITS. BRONZES. AC.,
THIS DAY (Friday), commencing at 10% o'clock,
at 21 East 2oth St., near Broadway, consisting of H Parlor
Suits, in cotelalne. rep aud haircloth;ft Bedroom Suits, with
Dressing Cases, Washstsnds, Bedding, spring sod hair Mat
tresses. Ac.. Bookcases, Desks, Clocks, Cortains. Vaees.
Mirrors, Oil Paintings. Music and Jardiniere Stands; Stoves,
Sideboard Extension Tables, Chairs, silver and plated Ware,
Crockery, Cutlery, Carpets, Ac.
11 ENRY ZINN. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE:
I'nls (Friday) morning.
commencing at lo o'clock.
NO. 47 WEST 16T11 ST.. BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH
AVS..
LARGE SALE FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pianos, imported Brouses, Statuary, Ac., vis:?
Black walnut Parlor Suits, richly carved and inlaid, covered
in cardinal, tan and blue; Brocades. >atlns aud Cotelaines,
Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs, inlaid Centre,
Console and Side Tables, Library Tables, Bookcases, Desks.
Steinway A Son's 7y octave Pienotorte.
Elogant 7!; octave Upright Piano, Oil Paintings, Mirrors,
Curtains, Clocks, Turkish Suits In tapestry and reps. Suits
In plush ana brocatel, caue Chairs, Chairs in leather.
Sideboard, two Exteuslon Tables, elaborate Chamber Sets,
Inlaid Bedsteads, Dressing Cases. Wash Stands, hair and
spring Mattresses. Pillows, single Bedsteads. Bureaus,
Rockers, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Silverware, Croca
erv. Hall Stauds, Kitchen Furniture.
N. B.?Sale positive; boxes tor pianos; men In ettend
anee to pack and ship goods. Tske tith ?v. cars.
ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
By john h. dTiaperTea. auctioneers. -
rbe Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell 103,000 tons scrauton Coal at public auction,
on Wednostiay, November 22. at 12 o'clock noou, at 26 Ex
change place. BAMUEL SLOAN, President.
B
ISSELL, WELLES A MILLET. AUCTIONEERS.
THIS DAY (Friday). November 17, at 10% A. M.,
at salesroom No. 12Murray St..
Hardware. Cutlery, French Tinned Ware and Wood Ware.
comprising a fine line of Table Cutlery, Carvers. Scissors,
Tea Trays, Tinned and Enamelled Kettles and GIul' Pots.
Cosl Shovels and llods. Baskets, Pulls, cedar Palls and
Tubs. Clothespins, 25 coils rope. Housefnrnishlng Goods,
Ac., Ac.
Dutch bulbs at auction ?young a elliott
will sell bv auction to-morrow (Saturday), November 1*.
at 12 o'clock, at 12 Cortlandt st,,N. Y? llyacinths. doubie
and single, assorted varieties; Tulips, double and single,
assorted varieties: Crocus, double and single, assorted varie
ties; Narcissus, double and single, assorted varieties; Jon
quillet, assorted varieties; Anvmonlcs. assorted varieties;
Crown Imperials, assorted varieties. W. ELLIOTT, Auc
tioneer.
DWARD 8CHENCK. AUCTIONSK1L ~
Third large and peremptory sale of
elegantly decorated Frencn China
Dluner Sets.
Tea Sets, Frtilt Sets. Toilet Sets.
rich engraved crystal cat table
Glass Ware, Msjolice, Faience a-id Dresden Poroelaln,
elegant Vases, real bronse and other Clocks. Statuettes aud
a Urge and beautiful assort ent of every variety of China,
Fancy Ware.
To be sold at auctl n, at No. HO Liberty it..
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 AND 17,
at 11 o'clock each day.
The sale will be POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY.
Experienced packers will be in attendance.
FCOLTON. AUCTIONEER.
.Large and important sale of choice Furniture from 5th
av. (In continuation), this day (Friday). November 17, at
the auction rooms, 53 East 13th St., near Broadway, it 11
o'clock. In this sale you will Dnd many articles or really
valuable Furniture or every description; several Pianos
and French plate Mirrors, elegant damask and lace Curtains,
rich Bookcases and Wardrobes. Parlor Suits, rosewood and
so,M black walnut Dressing Cases, Plimpton and other Sofa
Bedsteads, Billiard Table, stiver and sllvei-plated Ware,
marble top Centre and Card Tables, Extension do., hair
Mattresses. Bedding. Ac. ; also about 10 deien Chairs, 3-1 or
4d Csrpsts; also aoout 40 or 40 Chandeliers, 30 or 4'J setts of
late Curtains N. B.-The carpets will be sold aboat 3
o'clock.
(IEOHoO.Tm 1TH. AUCTIONEER AND FaIUHaL
Til Chambers St.?By virtue of a chattel mortgage I wil
expose tor sale at public vendue, on Friday, the 17th day of
November, at 12 o clock noou, at No. 451 West 17th St.. two
Double Trucks, one light bay llorsn, one dark bay Horse,
one brown Mare, one gray Mare, three sets ol double llar
SSH.
CiERAKD 1IKTTS, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
JTJav, Friday. November 17, at 12 o'clock, at 7 Old Slip,
lH,500seed and Havana Cigars; various brands.
C. FARLEY. Marshal.
GEO ROE-H OLB ROO K. A UCTIONEER ?HOLE ROO K
A ROLLINS sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at 452 aud 454
Caual st.. Parlor Sulta. in reps and haircloth, black walnut
and euamelled Chamber Suits, Mirrors. Wardrobes,
Lounges, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Pianos, Billiard Table,
Sewing Machine, Mattresses. Beds, Beddiug, Crockery,
Glass, Plated Ware, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Ac.
Henry stoney. auctioneer. "
STOXEY A MAI'KS will sell on Saturday, November
IS, a general assortment of new and second band Furniture;
Japanese Goods, in frrat variety; Antiques, brass and
iron; old mahogany Furniture, Office Desks. Bookcases,
Library Tables. Ladies' Writing Desks. Breech and Mussle
Loading Guns, by celebrated English makers; at our sales
rooms, 11? Fultou and 42 Ann ?L, at 10:30 A. M.
Herts" a sons, auctioneers.
LARGE SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF
THE ENTIRE StTkHT OF FURNITURE
OF MR. WM. H. LEE,
AT HIS WAREROOMS, NOS. 100 AND 201 FULTON
ST.. NEAR CHURCH ST.
ON THURSDAY AND FMDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH
AND 17ril, AT 10>, O'CLOCK, EACH DAY.
NOTICE.?Having concluded to let the above s'ores in
consequence of the locality being unlit longer for the retail
furniture trade, I have concluded to sell, at public auction,
my entire Stuck, valued .tl ever $30.(>U0, all of which wns
made for first class retail trade, and Is guaranteed of the
finest quality: ottering a tine chance to purchasers, as the
sale will be ei.tlrely without reserve. 1 lie goods can be
seen at any time before the sale and wilt lie found well
worthy of tnsoectlon. Catalogues now ready.
bT 1IKRTS T~SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
Large special peremptory sale of
tho entire stock of Furniture
of Mr. William H. Lee.
at his wsrerojms, Nos. Itttt and 2ol Fulton St., near
Church st.,
THIS DAY (Friday), November 17, at 10?< o'clock.
NOTICE.?Having concluded to let the above stores. In
consequence of the locality bting unlit longer lor the retad
furniture trade, 1 liavu concluded to sell at public auction niv
e ntire Stock, valued at over ?(0.000, all of which was made
for first class retail trade, and Is guaranteed of the finest
quality, offering a Hue chance for purehiisers, as the sale
will be entirely without reserve. Catalogues at sale.
COOKE, AUCTIONEER] "
? sells SAITKDAY entire Fnrnlturs of residence,
removed from Carmansviile to salesroom 123tb st. and 3d
av., S line velvet and Brussels Carpets, rich carved rose*
wood and wnlnut neditends. Itureaus. Chairs. Centre and
Dining fables, Wardrobes. Bullets, Mirrors. Klankets. Bed
ding. Mattresses. Pillows, Pictures, Lounges, Stoves. China,
Plate ! Ware. Cutlery, sale absolute, Satarday morning,
125th st. and 3d a v.
H. B
H.
JOSEPH SHONGOOD, auctioneer. SELLS THIS
day, at 1(>S o'clock, at 2Id has( 45tli st , contents of a
private lamilv declining housekeeoing; Bedsteads, Bureau,
Tallies, Msurtaxes. Carpets, Oilcloth, Stove and Mocking
Bird, In lota. Dealers lu>lied.
Mortgage sale.-s. kiruski, auctioneer.
*1 Myrtle av , Brooklyn, will ssll on Friday. November
17. at lOS o'clock, I Clarence Coach, made by Dunn ; (Irsl
class 1% Coach, 4 light Wagous, I new Coal Cart. 2 Business
Wsgous 4 coach llnrses, 2 draught Horses. 4 draught
Mules Harnesses, I eight horse Steam F.ngine and Boiler.
Ac. By order uf James Robinson. Mortgagee.
Mortgage ?ALS.-?IOHABD WALTSV ?OKI*
auctioneers, ?ni sell by virtue of a chattel mortgage,
tuisday. at II o'clock in the forenoon, at No 5N Vesey St.,
office Furnitures. Counters, Machineries. Ac. Loals Leu
bnseher ana Hicham 0. Walsh, city marshals snd attorneys
far asormageee. olfloe. Marshals' Bureau, 7? Nassau it,
?ALg? AT APCTIOW.
W. IS TME^OENTESNIAL GROUNDS.
Fl'BNITU&E, CHINA. PLATED WaBI AND KITCHBJI
UTENSILS
OK THE GRAND AMERICAN RESTAURANT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 23 at lOoclork.
All til* Furniture of the above Ketlauraul, eoinprisinit Far
lor and Oiuioe lloora Suite, Bna Carpel*. tary* i|uauliiie? of
Chairs, Tablet. Chi da. (itau. Plated Ca*ter*. Ladles, Spoon*
andForks, Tahle Linen and Napkins of *uperi?r quality, Ga*
fixture*. One Copper Cooking I tenill*. Ranges, Office Fur
niture, Ac.
2^ THOMAS A SONS. PHILADELPHIA.
* ATLAS HOTEL BUILDING AND FURNITUBE,
52D ST. AND BLM AV?
Tbonda; and Friday morning*. November '23d and 24th. At
10 o'aloek. will be Mid the Building known ? the Atlaa
Hotel; Alto all the Furniture, comprising nearly 1.900 Bed
stead*. with the nec***ary Betiding aud Sheet*. 4,<J<K>
Blanket* 1,800 Spreads, 2,000 Chair*. Waihitands and
Ware; HO) Mirror*. 3.000 yards Cocoa Xattiui;, 2.4O0 yard*
Carnet. 1 lb Flap. Ac
AI*u thru-- Billiard Table* In good order and complete.
MORTGAGE SALE. -HENRY OKKI1BR. AI'CTlOlf
.?er, office 2? Ul *t., tells (hit day, at II o'clock, at
8th at., one Bne tcray Huno. alto, at 12 o'clock, at II
Water *t.. baker*'Troughs, Fans. Box**. Tool*. Fixture*,
Ac. Sal* poalilv*.
UENKY DREIIER. Attorney for Mortgage.
MORTGAGE HALE ISK\C~WOLF. AUCTIONEER.
MYERS A CO. tell tint day, at IOV. o'clock. 16*<
Bowery. 100 do*. Kaleldescopes. suitable tor holidar fancy
trade; also furniture, c..okltig and parlor Stove*. Trunk*
Valise*. ttlver Watch**. Fancy Gooat. Ac. Healer* invited
pi'BLio sal^t pTiTLadelfiiia. PA.
To hotel and boarding house keepers.
Hale to clot* a partnership account.
At the Trans-Coniluental Hotel.
FCBNITCBK.
On MONDAY MORNING,
November 20, at 10 o'clock, at the southwest comer of
Beiumnt and Elm av*., about 500 mitt walnnt Furniture,
IO.iXJO yards Uruttelt. ingrain aud Venetian Carpel*. Ml)
hail, tprini: and straw M*ttre**es; 2.00.1 Bolsters and 1*11
iow?. 1.900 caue-seat Chair*, cane-seat Sofa*. Lounge*.
Dressing Caset, Dinlug Tablet. Mirrors, Blankets, Sheets,
Holster and 1'iUow Caio?, T)ouuterpaue?, Towels. China,
Glat* &ua Plated Ware; Fireproof Safe, marble top
Counter*, Kitchen Utrfnsilt. Office Furniture. Ac.
Full particularsi in catalotniet,
M. Tlfi'MAS A SONS, Auctioneers.
130 and 141 South 4th St., Philadelphia.
AH NBROKER'S SALE.- THIS DAY.TaMK> AGAR!
Auctioneer, will *ell at 59 New Bowery, MOO lot* Men's
and Women s Clothing. Dre*?e?, shawls. itemnants. Table
LM.u. Underclothing, Fnrt, Blaukets Qnlltt. Spreads. Pil
low*. Boots, Shoes, Goat*, Pantaloon* and Vest*. By order
of J. A. JARMAN, ISO Yarick *t.
P"aWNBK()KER'S salh.-r. field. GENERAL
auctioneer, talosroom N'o. S9 Bowerr, will *ell this JAy.
at II o clock. Too lot* Women's Clothing, silk and other
Dresses, broche *nd woollen Shawls, velvet Sack* and
CloaK*. Remnants. Pnderclothinu. Quilts, Blankets, Bed
ding. Pillow*, Furs, Boots, Siioe*, Ac. By order D. DeLottg,
Bast Broadway.
S~iikkikf's Tale or wine's, liqors. brandies.
Porter. Ale. Ac.
S. HKRMAN, Sheriff** aud General Anctioneer,
sells Tills DAY (Friday), November 17, at 11 o'clock,
No. 13 Bowery,
a large assortment of Wine* and Liquors in barrel*, casks
and ca*e*; alto Basi' Ale, Dublin I'nrter. Champ t^ne, Ac.
WILLIAM C. CONNER, sheriff.
James Cakuaiikr, Deputy.
rjIHE MESSRS. LHTaVITT, AUCTIONEERS.
THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 -.30 o'clock,
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock,
at Clinton Hall, alio on SATJRDAY, at *am* hour*,
MR. MENZIKS' LIBRARY.
The Messrs. LEAYITT, Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT ART SALE I
THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the Art Rooms,
817 Broadway,
THE TOLOSA COLLECTION.
The entire collection of Water Color*, Antique Furniture,
Arms and Armor, Tape*trie?, Costume*. Bric-a-Brac, Studio
Fnrnltnre, Ac.. Ao., collected by
T. Tolosa, Esq.
Tiib quaker dairy, 7s? bcuadwat, bking
discontinued, (he whole of the Furniture, large Steam
Table, large Cooking Hange, Cutlery, Ac., will be sold at
auction to day (Friday), at 10:30 A. M.
KUkOPKAIV STKAMSH1P.S.
INS a* line -Mail steamers.
FOR (JUKtNSTQWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK BERLIN Saturday, November 14, at 7 A. M.
CITY OK CM KSTKR Saturday, December J, at 6 A. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND..Saturday, Decembers, at 1 -! noon.
CITY OP BERLIN . .Saturday. December 23, at 9:30 A. M.
Krora pier 45 North River.
Cabin. 980 and S1U0, gold, Ueturn tickets on favorable
terms Steerage, J-H, currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships.
JOIIN U. DALE. Agent. 15 and US Broadway, N. Y,
STATE-LINE.' ~~
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
Belfast and Londonderry,
from pier 43 North Kiver (foot of Canal St.), as lollows:?
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Thursday. November 10
STATE OK VIRGINIA Thursday. November 30
STATE OF NEVADA Thursday. December 7
STATE OK INDIANA Thursday, December 14
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. First cabin. SOU
uud$70, according to accommodation: return tickets, $1Ut,
$125. Second cabin. $45; return tlckols. $SO. Steerage at
lowest rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO., Agents,
No. 72 Broadwav, New York.
sTKERAG E TICKET AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT
THE COMPANY'S P1KR, FOOT OK CANaL ST., NORTH
RIVER.
0?Sly DIRfeCT LINE* TO PRANCE.
rilE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STKAMEKS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLTMOUTH (G. B.)
for the landing of oasseugers.
The splendid vessels on this favorite ronte for tho Conti
nent (cabins provided with electric bells) will sail from pier
No. 43, foot of Barrow at.. North Kiver as follows :?
CAN AHA (Frangeul) Saturday, November IS, 7 AM.
AMERIGUE (1'imr.als) Saturday, December 2, H A. M.
FRANCE (Trudflle) Saturday, December 1*1,0 A. M.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. Including wines:?
First cabin. $110 to $120, according to accommodation!;
second eabm. $72: third cabin. $40.
Return ttckets at reduced rates.
Steerage. $26. with superior accommodation. Including
wine, bedding and utensils without extra charge.
LOUIS DE BKBlAN. Agent, 55 Broadway.
M- OW.DIRECT AND KCONOMIC ROI'TK TO IIOL
land. B&.GIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
*C.. AC.. VIA UOT> HRDAM.
Steamer ROTTERDAM Nov. 33
Steamer CALAND Dee. 7
These beautlfal steamers, carrying the United States mail
to the Netherlands are great favorites with the public.
Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living porfeat
For freight. For passage,
PUNCH. EDYE A CO. L W. MORRIS.
37 South William st. SO Broadway
(Morris' Buropenti. Express.
A~~ soboiUvTunifiiTs?at'es'mail steamers!
NEW YORK AND OLASGOW.
BOLIVIA..Nov. IS, 7 A. M. A.VCIIORIA.. .Dec. 2, 6 A. M.
ALSAT1A. ...Nov. 25, noon. C A M FOKN1A. .Dec. 9, noon.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR DERBY.
Cabin, $6-> to $S0, according to accommodations.
Intermediate. $35: steera ?<?. $28.
NEW york AND LONDON.
ANGLIA... Nov. IS, 7 A. M. UTOI'IA Dec. 2, 7 A M.
Cabin, $.">5 to f70, steerage, $2S.
Cabin excursion Tickets at reduced rates
Drafts issued for any amount at current rates.
Company's pier Nos. in and 21 North Kiver, New York.
HENDERSON BROS., Agents, 7 Howling Green.
ORTU GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINK BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMITON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot of 2d St., Ilnboken.
ODER... .Saturday, Nov. IS I NECKaR....Saturday, Dec. 3
HERMANN, Satfl'y, Nov. 25 | AMERICA..,Saturday, Dec 9
Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen:?
First Cabiu, $10), gold; Second Cjtbin, $00, gold; Steer
age, $3(1, currency.
Retnrn tickets at rednced rates.
Prepaid steerage certificates. $32, currency.
For freight or passage apoly to
OELRlCilS A CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
KATIONAL LINB-FUcTm PtXRS 44 AND 47 N. R.
FOR LONDON.
Denmsrk Saturday. Nov. IS. 7 A. M.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVKRPOOL.
Egypt Nov. IS. 7 A. M. I Italy Dee. J, 3 P. M.
Helvetia.. .Nov. 25. 11 A. M. I The Dec. 9, 11 A. M.
Cabin passage, $55. $00 or $70. currency.
Return tickets, $100, $110 or $130, currency.
Steerage pusage. $26, currency. Draft* Issued from ?1
upward at current rates. Apply at tho companies oltlce,
Broadway. Steeragn tickets can also be obtained at the
company s pier, 44 and 47 North ltivur.
? F. W. J, HURST, Manager.
H1TE STAR LINE. "
FOR queenstown AND LIVKRPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED SUTE.s MAIL.
Tlie stfHiiiiTs of this line take the lane routes rocom
mended by Llentenant Maury, U. S, N.. going south uf the
Hanks ou the passage to Que.'nstown all the year round.
BALTIC November 25, at nuon.
ADRIATIC December 2, at 5:30 A. M.
BRITANNIC December 10, at 5UM) A. M.
CELTIC Decombor 30, at 3 P. M.
From White Star Docks. pier >2 North River.
Rates?Saloon, $Su and $l(JO, in gold; retnrn tickets on
reasonable terms. Steerage. if_'K
Saloon stateroom*, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidships, where tho noiso and motion are least. affording
a degree or comfort hitherto unattainable a; sea.
For inspection ol plans and other Information apply at
tho company's office, 37 Broadway, Now York.
R. J. CORTIS, Agent.
I) ED STAR LINE. '
^Appointed to rttrrv the Belgian and United States mail*.
Tho following steamers arc ?ppointed to sail
lO ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. I Krom New York.
NEDEKLAND Dec. 5 I SWITZERLAND ...Nor. 23
VADERLAND .Dec 39) KENILWokfll ....Dea 16
PRICES OF PASSAGE IS CURRENCY.
First Cahiu $1* > | Second Cabin $t*J
Steerage tickets to and trom al! points at the lowest rates.
Passouger accommodations for ail classes unsurpassed.
For passage, rates ot freight and other Information apply
to PETER WRIOIIT A SONS. General Agents.
3U7 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
GEORGE W COLTON, 4j Broad St., New fork.
JOHN McDONALD, Passenger Agent,
No S Battery place. New York.
nTted STATE* mail lFnk?steam TO QUBKNS
TOWN and LIVERPOOL.
Sailing on TUESDAY
from nier 4tl North River.
DAKOTA...Nov. 21.!? A. M. I MONTANA.Dec. 5. A. M.
IDAHO...Nov. 38, 2?, P. M. I NEVADA..Dec. 12, 2^ P. M.
Cabin, $03 $7tl and $MO, enrrency.
Intermediate. $40; steerage, $20.
Passengorsbooked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway,
Sweden, Ac. Dralts ou Ireland, England, Franca and Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMS A GU10N. 29 Broadway^
QFF.OIAIi' NOTICE.?TIIE SPLKNDID MAIL STEAM
Oshlp DAKOTA, Captain i'rlce, sails frem pier 40, North
River, foot of King St., for Queeustown and Mverpool, on
on Tuesday, November 21. at U A. M. precisely : superior ?c
| commodatiou In eahln, second ca in and steerage, at lowest
rate-. Apply to WILLI \MS A QUION, 2S Broadway.
HAM Bl'cG A MR K i CAN PACKET COMPANY-* LIKE
for PLYMOUTH, CUhRBOl'MG and HAMBLRQ.
Lr.SSING Nov. 33 I HERDER .Dee. 7
WIE1-A N D N ov. SO | F RI81A. ..;.. ? ?. ? ? ? ?4
Kates of passage to Plymoatb, London. Cherbourg. Hem
burg and all points In England Ftret Cabin, $100, gold,
Heooed Cabin, $00, gold; steerage $30. 5.a'r?n0J;1.
KUNHARDT A CO.. C. B.T?l0HARD A^SoA?.
Gsoeral Agents. qeneral Fassenger Agegts
?I hromA sk. New Veek. ?! Trt
K U KOPBAH ITKAK?HIP?.
^o^aSd linbT?it and k. iT i' firs*kTco.
V NOTICE.
With a view to dimlniah the chance* of collision the
?t?imet> of tbi* Use ttk? > speciAu coitu lor all hwu of
tb? year.
Un the outward pHitii front Queenitown to Kt* Terk or
Boawn croMiDK I he meridian ot 50 at 43 latitude, or Both
lac te the north of 43.
On tlie homeward |ial?|? croaaing the meridian of 90 at
42 latitnde. or nothing to the north ol 42.
FROM NEW rOHOOS LIVERPOOL AMD QUBBNS
towjT
ABVSSiNIA. ..Wed.. No*, '?{ i'ARTII IA Wed.. Dec 0
?RUSSIA Wed.. No*. -29 ALGERIA Wed., Dec. 13
steamer* marked thne (*) do not carry steerage pa*tea
fork
Cabin passage. (30. $1110 and $190. told, according to ao
eomtnedation. Ratnrn ticket* on favorable term*.
Meeraga ticket* to and from all parts of Europe at rcrf
Freight and painn oflice No. 4 Bovtlu Green.
CHARLES O. FRAKCKLV N. If I
TV ILSON LINE. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AN1) HULL.
M sailing from pier 3$ North River a* follows:?
OTHELLO November U| NAVAItlNO....December 23
HINDOO December UjCOLnMKO laiiuaiy >1
First cabin, $70, currency; second cabin, $4.1. curreucf.
Escuraiou tickets on very lavorable term*. Through ticket*
issued to Continental and Ballio porta. Apply, lor lull par
ticulars, to CHaKLES L. WKlGltT A CO., an South st.
Great western steamship link. "
TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND; DIRECT,
?ailing from pier 18 Eaat River aa follows
AKRAUON, Syuions .Saturday, No*. 2!
CORNWALL, stamper Saturday, Dec.
Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, $45: steerage. $.*0,
currency, excursion ticket*, $1-0; prepaid ftaerage cerufl.
eates. <-?> Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Agent. 7u South at.
1 COAlfw f?E STKAMSHIPS.
PANAMA TRANSIT" AND "PACfFic malc
8TEAMSH IP LINES.
Tor CALIFORNIA, japan, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, JkC.,
?ailing from pier 4;! Norto River.
For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OK panama.
Steamship ACAPl'LCO Saturday. Dec. 1
connecting lor Central America and South FaclOa ports.
from SA\ FRANCISCO TO JAj'AN and CHINA
Steamship C1TV OF TOKIO Friday, Dae. 1
From SAN FBAIICISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS, ACS
TKALIA and NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship AUSTKALIA Wednesday, Dee. 4
For freight or passage apply to
W.M. I'. CLYDE A CO., or H J BULLAY, Superintendent,
No. 0 Bowling Green, pier 42 North River, foot Canal st.
LD DOMINION STEAM 811 IP COM pant, ~
(ailing trom pier 37 North River,
For Norfolk, City I'oiut and Richmond, Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays at 3 F. M.t connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast tdue, Piedmont Air
Line. Chesapeake and Ohio nailroad, and with the com
pany's steam lines to interior points iu North Carolina and
Virginia. Newberu and Washington. N. C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes. Del . Monday and Thursday at 3 P. M., connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bills of lading to all point*
at lowest ratos. Insurance to Norlolk, Ac., l4 per cent.
Freight received dally at pier 37 North Klver. General
oflice*. 1H7 Greenwich st. N. L. McCRKADT. President.
VTKW YORK AND HAVANA'DIRECT MAIL LINE.
X* These first class steamships will sail at 3 1' M. from
pier 13 North River, loot of Cedar st., tor Havana direct ai
follows;?
CUBA Saturday. November 18
COLUMBUS Wednesday. November 22
For freight and paasage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tion*, anpTy to
\VM. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. fl Bowling Green.
McKELLAR. LULINO A CO., Agents In Havana.
STEAM TO BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE DIRECT.
The steamship DoNATI. Captain Watson, will be de?
ratched from Martin's stores. Brooklyn, Wednesday, th?
3th December, lor Para, Pernamhitco, Bahla. Rio do Ja
neiro. Monte Video and Buenos Ayres, taking freight and
passengers for the coast ports at through ratal.
For freight or passage apply <o
jjFvO"'
BUSK A IEV0NS, Agent*. 74 Beaver it.
F
OR NASSAU. N. P.?REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
LEO leaves New York November 20.
MURRAY. FERRIS A CO.. 0.'South *t.
Steamers loave pier 10 North Kivor following days at 3 P.
GEORGE ^KAoiIWK(?T,ON Er,d"' NoTemb.,24
GEOROE CKOM \\ ELL. Tuesday. December 5
Mo?t direct, cheapest and quickest route to Nova Scot Is,
Newfonndlaudasd the Lower St. Lawrence. Excellent pas
w.>.r.tfre"ll, or ?"???*? ?ppS?
\f v.. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL S.S. LINE!
i.1 .Steamers leave pier No. 3 North Hirer at 3 P 11
rWn?u.TfSE HAVANA DIRECT. ' '
CITY nr vvi) w-o'r'-v' -.Saturday. N'ovemSer 23
city oKNKw\coRSr:;:;;
KOK V-EKA C8CZ AND npT ORLEANS 6
r"frv #???*?} I v0!^*?0' ^'4n,P*Mhy, Tuxpan and Tampieo.
Ci- P.AVtNA Saturday, November 33
tor freight or passage apply to
e. ^ ALEXANDRE A m>NS,s1 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleam December 1 and Decern
ber li for Vera Crut mid all the above port*.
MORGAN'S NEW VoRITnew'ORLEANS AND TEXAS
'^K5"hi.p,rirTl'# "eamshin NEW yoRK will .all from
pier 38 North River on Saturday. November 18, at 3 l\ M..
lor New Urleans direct, transferring Texas freight thera to
Morgan ? Louisiana and Texas Railroad for .Morgan Cltv.
r'lU'i? P" steamers to Texan porta. Through bills
or lading signed to all points on the Mississippi River, Mb
'""Ji*""'* Corpus ObrUti. Rockport. Brar-oi
it- i P, Brownsville, and to all points on the Galvjsron.
ti.^1 /* 'I1 j n, Antonio, Houston and Texas Central
International aud Great Northern Texas Pacific and Trans
landedRoSTport Frei-ht" for rit" Miry'* ?<"?
Lighterage and channel dues at Corpus Chrlstl and Bra
aos Santiago at the expense and risk of cousiirnoe.
Insurance fan be effected under open oolicv of the llna
i? New Orleans, % par cent: to Texas port*. \ per ceut
.* * or '"r'her information uppiy to uOGERT i
MORGAN, Agents; olHce, pier 36 North River.
TJEKmLdA, ST. THOMAS, WEST INDIES^ tT|i
xJrecular Mail steamship ca.NIMA sails f..r Bermuda
November 1,1,.making In 70 hours close connection thera
with the Mall steamer .for St. Thomas. This is now tha
most direct ana cheapest route to this favorite winter re
JuTjroadwv ^Y"1^*" *ddr0,i A' K* ourKKBRIDUE,
TKXA8" LINK KOK GALVESTON. TOUCII IN77 AT KEY
TV nV#Vr*JW?th^ Ln!,c!! S,mlM '"all ?The steamci
v . 1II2'C*P,*'U '""evens, will sail on Saturday,
November 18, 1878, at 3 P. M.. from pier 30 East River!
Through bills ol ladiiiK given to ail points on the lloustou
und Texas, Central International and ureat, Northern, Gal*
VL-stoii, Houston and Henderson and the Galveston. Harris
burn i.nd sail Antonio railroads. Freight and insurance a|
lowest rates, ror freight or passage, hiivini; superior
eommodatlons, apply to C. H. MALLORY A CO., lt|
Maiden lane.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRRCT, -
THE CKOM WELL LINK.
_ The stoamship
?S !* *""? Captain Dearborn, will sail
ou SATLRDAk. November 18, at 3 o'clock I* M.
. from pier No. 9 North Klver. '
Tbtough bills ol ladiiiK given to Mobile and principal
n ?,i- P?'U,?* pn the Mississippi River,
Cabin passage, $50; Steerage, $25.
APP'r to CLARK * SEAMAN. 86 West st.
CEMI-WKEKUT LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. S. O. ANlJ
Kait'lti v.'*i"t"p"'vUVery Tue,d'y ""d Frid". "??
Stoamer CITY OF DALLAS. Friday, November 17.
Steamer IILNTSVILLE. Tue?duy, November 31.
Tickets to all points in Florida.
Apply lor Information and tickets to
C. H. MALLOKY * CO.,
1M Maiden lane.
FA?Kv"II?nDhiL.PllIA--TUK A NO- 1 steamship
1^:^.1"! u p'?r 38 -North River evory Tuesday
?v>l Saturday, at 3 1. M. l rel^ht at lowest rate*. Insur
ance under open policy of the line. U per cent. For further
Nom,"Klver "PP ' '? BOUHKT * MOliUAN, Agents, pier M
7 TRAVELLERS' Q{7ll)E. ^
A Fl^NT'_I'EMPL,i'.Sv L'NK- SPLENDI-D^TEAM.
^Xboftts leave pier 41 North River, dally, Sundays ex
cepted, at tl r. M.. lor Albany and all points North and West.
A .UOL'.All TO TKN DOLLARS SAVED BY PDR.
jjlehaslng your Tlokru at LANSING'S Ticket Office, 3H7
p 'imi Tickets bought and exchanged, all routes, all
0 HKKK UNE - STEAMER NEW OHAM
v I?. ^ALTKB BRhTT daily, IVom Canal st. pier
43 North River. UJK M. Fare. .V)c. Berths free P
L^ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
X via Newport and Fall River.?The world renowned
steamboats BRISTOL and providence leave pier 23
? u , o .. I:r,K>t of Murray st.. dally (Sundays excepted), at
tho city ''ro"eh tickets sold at all the principal hotels iu
pOR PHILADELPHIA,
via Long Hriinch and the New Jersev Southern Railroad
ai i Leave pier 8, North River, foot Rector st., at
11 A. M., for I liiladelphia, Loug Branch, Tom's River an<
Vinclnnd.
I ,_?* for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom'* River.
tVaretown and Tuckcrton.
W. S. SNKDBN, Q. M
Pennsylvania railroad.
v.^ , great trunk line
It.. . an? umtku STATES MAIL ROllTB.
Tranis leave New Vork, via Dcsbrosaes and Cortlandt ((reel
lerries. as follows
Express lor Ilarrisburg, Pittsburg, the Weat and South, with
1 uilmun palace cars attached, 9:30 A. M.. U aud n ju P M,
Suudavs, n and 8:?i I". M.
|,'or.l>:i!!'*'.u,Port- Locl1 Haven, Oorry aud Erie, at 3:10 and
8: Hi P. M., connecting nt Corry for Tltuiville, Petroleum
Centre anil the Oil Kegious.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, "Limited Waah
inuton Express" of Pullman parlor cars dally, except
.Sunday, 11:311 A.M.: arrive Wash ington4:15 P. M. Reg
ular at 8:40 A. M.,3:40, 6:<?5 and OP. M. Sunday,6:0?
and I) P. M.
Exi rrss for Philadelphia, 7:30, 8:40, 9:50 A. M., 12:SI,
3:40,3,4,5,11,7. m:;io. 9 H. M. and 13 night. Accom
modation, 7 A. M and 4:10 P.M. Sunday. 8 A. M.. ft. A
7, 8:31) aud O 1'. M. Emigrant and seceud class 7 P. M.
For Centennial Depot at 8 A. M., dally. Returning, leava
Centennial Depot at 4 :45 and ,'>:-?40 P. M.
For trains to Newark, Elisabeth. Rabway, Priueeton, Tren
ton. Perth Amboy, Plemlngton, Belvldere aud othei
points, sen local schedule* at all ticket office*.
Trains arrive:?From Pittsburg. 8:J0 and 10:30 A.M. and
10:30 P. M., dallv; 10:1() A. M aod?:.'>OP. M..dally,ex
cept Monday, hroui Washington and Baltimore O .'IC
and tl:4> A M., 4:10, 5:10 ami |>. M. Sunday,
fl :3'i and 9:40 A. M. From Philadelphia, 5 .-Ofi. 6:30 ?-3 jl
9:10, 10:lO, 11 11:5' A. M., 3:IH, 3:5<i, 4:IO. 5:10
8:10. H :5(), 7:35. 7:4-1. 8:40 and 10:30 P. M. Sun4ar
5^6. 6:3VI, ?:30. 9:40. 10:10. IltWA. M.. ?;V) and 10:30
Ticket offices 536 and 944 Broadway, No. I Astor Hons*
and toot of Desbroeses and Cortlandt sts.; No. 4 Court St..
Brooklyu; Nos. 114, 118 und IIS lluds-in ?t , Hoboken
depoi, Jersey City. Emigrant ticket oillce. No. 8 Battery
n] ace
PRANK THOMSON. U. M. BOYD. Jr..
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
UTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
O BBDUCTION IN FARE.
To Boston, first class, |1
To Providence, first claas $3
Elegant steamers Isave daily (eiMpt Sunday*),
from P'er J3 North Klver, leot of Jay St.. at 4 :M P. M.
. IPfSy* ?** steamships.
JVom^lerJ17JlortlH*lver^oot^^arkjglac^WPM^
THE MAGGIE BAUEB MURDEB.
Prank McConochle, tho leir-oenreued marderer ol
little Maggie Baaor, alnce hit couflDetnent In tb?
Queen* Coanty Jail eeera* to have quit* reooverod
from bit nervous prostration. He |g in a call by him
self, and gtrea the keeper* bat little trouble. He con
verses freely about tho murder, making no attempt to
deny It; but almoat invariably closing the conversation
with the remark, "They cannot bang me, for no ono
seen me do it." He will probably be tried at the noxt
terse ol tho oyer and Terminer, whiob msis m
January, and the flea of Insaalty will be entered Im kJa
kakilf

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