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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,723. NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1876.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. PRICE THREE CENTS.
DiKKlTOKV FOU ADVKlM'lSKItS.
WKUAI.D BRANCH OFFICE. 1.365 BROAnWAT
?hvib?Jb??w?i'1UH.T rOK RBCKl'TIO.N OK
AD\ fc.lt 1 ISKMEN r.-> AMj SaLKS OK I'Al'F.RS.
f?rni o1!u ivT^T2D J"10*-1 '*? -d ?nd ad rol?
AhTKOLOOY-iTH I'iok-ttth col.
MILLIARDS?<th I'sok?6th ml.
?<' JJfj| ,*VS, ST A NT KJ>?I ar I*AUK?3<1 and 4th cola.
SmooKI vv n/w'i1!!S? WASTED?1st I'auk-4 th col.
BOAHD-1st Pauic?4th col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?1st i'aaa?3d
CoU
g'^INKHS OFFOUTUNITIE8?9tu Pauk.
S.-rv i?i??.>lyTICKs?5th Pauk?6th col.
n. v\,v?AL.rItsiTATE KoK *ALE-1st PACK-3dcoL
CLOTMOiA 7 SALESMKN-Tth Pauk?3d col.
LLiOTHIMi?7tu Pauk?6th col.
COACHMEN AND HARDENERS?7th Pack?3d col
DA NCI v?-8Si'"JtSAiVt"1 *!?~7J" ?'Aua?&?h ?nd Olh col*.
ncvTmr'ovLADRMIES?7TH 1'auk--Ith col.
?'T,< Pagb?4th col.
DRY OOODS?1st Pauk?5ib and 6th cola
KcI?' usiIau c n8h,S T,? LET- ?'L'rj.MHMD AND UN
1 LRM8HED?1st Pauk?3d col.
5f?ol?W? STEaMsUIPs?7tu Pauk?6thcol.
FINANCIAL?Utu Pauk.
FOR SALE?1st Pack?6th coL
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
1st Pack?3d col.
JURNITURK?7tii Pack?6th col.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS?7tii PAO*-4th eoL
uvr'u FEMALES?7th Pack?3d col.
HOLIDAY PItESBNTS^Ist^Vack?4D~coLCUl"
Sg^^sV^fh^r1"p?d
PJJJL^.BaJ}^9uS' *u- WaNTED-7ti. Pack?4th col.
i ^OXION7th Pack?4i!i col.
LECTURE 8EASON?7th Pack?4th col.
U)ST AND POUND -IsTPACK-l.tcoL
MACHINERY? 1st Pack?6th col.
MANTKLS-Ist Pack? Ith c0|.
MEDICAL?7th Pack?6th col
i!lmH;i?KY..A-VD DKBsSMAKINO?1?T Pack?4th col
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?Iutu Pack?6tb
PK RSO\ ?fjICATIli'J{S-JT? I'ACK-Ottl col.
I Eltsp.NAL-lsT Pack?1st col.
POOL -.ErKfTl'v!? OR(iAN-S- a,'--7t" P*OK-4?h col.
?... ..T , . LINU?1st Pack?3d col.
PRO'^^^^^ITUATIONS WAXTED-FEMALE6
PROIRKvrV Vi^p"1, TliP VITY K0R SALE 0R TO
?nn 1 ? 1 8T I At;E? dd col.
RPAL ESTATF l'\ xtkiV col.
Rviiun! I WANTED?1st Pack?3d col.
?rr t?RPj?~,*T Pauk?I?t col.
IIIE IRAhPS 7? BIRDS AC.-lsr Pack?3d col.
TIIR rrui- '^r T. 1 AUK-rld ??><? -?th cola.
'''* JLK'?1st Pack?3d col.
p*a-3d co1
s, ANU apartments to
t?? amiw.. ? AGE?Oil Col.
W^-i,h,S,V;'.^V?ELRY- *??>?* Paok?4th col.
vi?u5%< 7th Pauk?utn col.
Yachts, steamboats, ac.?iotu Pack?ath coi.
- pehfonal. ?
KAT".ER MAKES no difkere.nce.~ar.
JJgyle Shadows to night, II o'clock sharp.
? MADISON AVENUE.
("1IIICKKRINO HALL?BEAUTIFUL AND r?T7
n|,??U|n,f conversed so sweetly with gentlemnn with
white heard; alio Cafe Brunswick Friday; wrote with left
TIlDit l olJti?5"o"riiCilf- honorable. Ad.lreas U. U. AR
THUR, box 163 Herald Uptown Hruncli office.
TkKSCKNDANTS OF CHARLES LEWIS HANSON _
TCendauta'nr Chari.^V'l olu,he whereabouts or tlu-'de
Cal. of John 8. Manson, decea?ed, Sun Prune! sco,
FORfclGN MfcROHANTS IN ALL PAKTs OP THP
-Tni^t" *ve a Copy nf "Hand's Now Vurk Oitv Bus!.
TJ p'"- JOHN P. SEVENS. TI1EO. L. MASON WM
ferSE'oAr^VfrVe'n'rw'Al^n^ t^.^dl^,WHth
uToiVlr Mlyaptage.Yurk tn.A^rjf0.^^
T,EL"-H?TRARR T-LITERALlf YET BE NoT CO*.
' irU'no^ThJ precedent hath many an honor
wuie pa.iiiiei. ir no nearer I may t-omo throuirh ill.
rhonor'h0r?.n f" <-'orrc"P?ndenc?' let we pro?e how much
I nonor brains, virtue and truo woinauhood. C. A. R. D
C^y^u'h'aTejdmm^^ ^YHY I)ID~Yb
CATUKUAV NIGHT, BOOTU'S THKATKE ? WITJ.
TSiI?KS.,5V.-S??S?a?,
14 Parknplace'DNew York?"'"" WAL1ER UEL'U?I ?"
UTIc?uVYOUR PAEEl4 RECEIVED.?WRITE TO
YESTKRDAY, MY DARLING! JUST
returned. When ahull we ho happy? BULLDOG.
WI''L ?.EhLIE K?-Y FORMERLY OF 130. SEND
J r ^^r<,kS t? on? who loves her still and wishes to m*?a
P*r r-.Address ROSEBUD, Herald Uptown iiranoh office.
LOST AMD FOUND.
A -WE BEO To INFORM THE Pt'BLI<f tHA1R
.Vanilla Reaus advertised aa hnviutt been atuleu from
our Store on the moruiiiK of December 6 have not as yet
SSS?nJ.eC0,r?rK 'i *"d w? wou,d ?iwln cantion all buyera
attainat purchasing such troods It offered in a susnicloua
manner. A suitable reward will be pMdto" ny mraonre
th^MveeryPofl!!tmaf,,ri*K,,,Chlnfora,rt'0n u" wi" IeBd ??
GDMEZ, RIONDA1A CO.. 0 Old slip.
LOSI-BANK BOOK NO.*57.876 OF THE*UnToN*DfME
Savings Institution. The tinder will please return it to
ane above bank. 306 and SOB Canal at., corner Laight.
LOST?SA' URDAV NIoilT. ABOCT~S O'CLOCK. IN
Tenth aventto ear. Paper Package, containing three
?.'vcb beoUl ?,WHrd PH'd " returned Monday tu i. CON
OV^ER, care Rathbun Bros., 187 Keade at.
T,?1r-A HOLD LOCKET; WITH PORCELAIN
iw^Virt&dSt '?^Iw'UUeuwd for ... re
STOLKN?A PHYSICIAN'S HORSE. CARRIaOE
"h* "nd h'?nke_t; horse black, with star In forehead
jatcen on Sunday afternoon, the 17th. about l'? o'clock
5a<l"?t ? '"'orntatlon wauted at'160 East
REWARDS. ~
, -LOST. SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT. WITH LEaTH
wa^l*wlin<i!i,ir m a A'10 n,,rked S<?utter, S. I. Above re
ward will bo paid for her return to 34U 8th a?., up stalra.
$5.
ward
ft5? 5WAK'V-LOHtT*"^ SATURDAY. PROBABLY
?>ej*t Macv a store, corner 14th at. and 6th av.. a silver
-l'lVn<mn,, k " V*8 rf w?rd. with thanks of the owner
will be paid by returning the sumo to 17 Park ar., N. Y.
lrlSA?D.?K"KaRKTURN,N0 A SCOTCH TER
'rler Dog, lost Saturday evening, to 40 West 4>th at.
$5
E.rlfi!?! K ,ni: re,|fn W"*011 Aline, date 1700. Atiove re
ward will be paid upon returning to
A. J. NEaLE, 350 Broadway.
^1 REWARD.?LOST, A SMALL C VSK lit ligkh
to F ROUI lTclU?ifn"Hi,1"<ir chocol.*to l? boxes. Return
to '? ROUI,LAI,. 31(1 Bleeckor at.. New York city.
d?Or REWARD.?LOST. COLD IIADiiU WITH BLUP
^t ?rp?ni:me\?",rk0d.,?'?ri,c. W ^P?rintend.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A-fiiS'LOUiHIANA'jlTATE' LoTI KrVCOIMPaSY
?draws this scheme in New Orleans. January 3. ts77.
necuilect this company ? drawings are never postponed,
ricketu. ftl ouly.
, . l4 . , Capital priie, *l;ViOa
1 capital prIt? SIt (ino
1 capital prize lilffJl
1 capital I"
Iprco oiJs!
2 prises or Ifl.UlO 7,',,J.
1,893 other prises, amountIngto..'...' 33 (r>5
lor information apply to ?
'WILLIAMSON d CO.. Brokers.
All prise, of Decemher dcasl.od'/ "'''"^'^-*** Vork
Afflicted, notice.- an exYexsIvk London
hospital pructlco: speedy cure, guaranteed liilall'com
c'i?r?te? moderate; consultation tree. Dr. WtST
45 Uleecker St.. near llroaUwav. '
A^5N.I!OSrYF^AR.S' PRUSSIAN HOS
-ivnltul exiierienre; diseases of men a specialty: consulta
tlon free. i)r. J ACQ BY. Mil Bleeckerst.
A^L- L'SIKORTUNA.TKM *;0XrtL'LT DR. ORIXDLB.?
aovh^L CUr? wh,tevvr lho Wnuble- Od.ce No. 143 West
A.
?royal iiavaxa loterv.
Neil urawinic January 2, 1877.
Flret Prise, i-'OO.iWU.
Full explanatory circular* free.
THEODO. K liiUHwlf, 118 ?t., New York.
B-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOT
?Uriel. SIMMONS A DICKINSON, Manager*.
KKKTUCKT. KXTUA CLJUI1 SO. 0*7?UkCKMSXU 111, 1878.
T7, I. II. 3d. SO. 17. 49. Oil. 22, 13, 59Ho, 23.
KKNTL'CK Y, CLAM HO. 898?llr.rKUBFR 111. 1870.
85. 110. lis, 4.1, 34. "II. 18, 36 .74. :??. 23, 29.
HKNHT. KXTRA CLASS NO. 507? lllI'MHI 111, 1870.
?1. 17, 51. 33, 1, .73. 74, H". 49. -4. 72, 24, 42, 47.
HRNRT. CLASS NO. 5?.4?DkCXNBXK 10, 1876.
29, 37. 9, 311, 10. 31. 2, .">1, 17, 48, 48. 47.
Ticket*, information. Ac . In the Above by applying to
*r addre*?lng J. C L UTB A CO.. SOD llriiiwlway.
?fluQyOOn IN ca8H Tor $m. ???
? Kentucky Stole Sln.le Number Distribution, to be
drawn Smurduy, December 30, l?7t>; 5.031 uriie*, uiurlb
utinc 86O0.U00.
Royal Havana. to be drawn January 2. 1877. (Irnnd
aclieme for the holiday*. I icket*. #4o. 37.70.000 Spuniah
do lar* to be dlstnbuted ; 085 prlia*, 8200.UU0 capital.
Send iu your ordert to
J. CLUTE A CO.. 200 Broadway.
F
OK HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ADVERTISE IN THE
EVENING TBLE01LAX,
20 CENTS PER LINE.
5U.0OO CIRCULATION.
^TIIRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR ALL.
C8(i0,000 DISTRIBUTED IN CASH GIFTS.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
Draws Saturday, December 30, 1878.
GRAND CAPITAL-GIFT. $100,000.
^?50,000, 40,000, 830.1**1. 820.000, $10,000,; 5,635 others
Irom 85,otjo dow n to $20.
ALL GIFTS PAYABLE IN Fl^LL.
Tickets, $20; halvts, $10; quarter*, $3; eighth*. $2 50.
THOMAS II. HAYES A CO.,
General Kaiiern agent*.
897 tlrondwar, N. Y.
Diseases of men a specialty.
HENRY A. DANIELS. M. D., 144 Lexington a*., near
23tb it. Office boars from 8 to 3.
E
SPUCIAli SailCES.
JtPPS'S COCOA "" " ?
(Breakfast).
(Jr.tt.lul. cuuilorting.
By a thorough knowledge of the natural !?<? which
govern the operations ol digestion and nutrition, aud by a
carelul application of th? tin* properties ot w.-ll selected
cocoa. .Mr. i-.pps lias provided our breakfast tallica with a
delicately LUvored beverage which luav save u> many
i*7 doctor.' bill.. It 1. bv tliu Judicious use of such
article, nl diet that u constitution may be o-rnduallv built
up. until strong enough to rc.i.t every tendency to disease,
liuiuired. of subtle nialatlia. are llontin.' around u? ready
to attack wherever there i. a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeplue ourselves well fortlSoa with
Ciluctte a properly ni.uriabed Irame. "-Civil S.rvico
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Id packets and tin. Ot lb, and 1 lb.) labeliod
JAMES KPPS A CO.,
so .si. s. HommopMhic Chemists,
n.? . i I 5n?? I'D Piccadilly. Loudon,
place Vork-SMITU A VANDKRB9K. Park
Fur holiday presents
ADVERTISE I.N THE
EVENING TrLEOUAM.
20 CENTS PER LINE.
AO.ilOO CIRCULATION.
K?-CHRONIC CATARRH, CONSUMPTION: IM
Sproved method; lusiauianeoii. rellel: permaneuicure*.
Or STODDARD. 8 West 14th >t.
L? i? . ATlON FURNISHED IN ALL
legalised lotteries; 12W per cent commission allowed on
ati luve.tmenls. f. J. TAYLOR. 48 Chatham at.
"V"EW YORK THROAT AND K\R INSTITUTE, 111
_ ' ,t- ro< e*?miuatlnn. 0 to 12 only.
h ? vo 1*8 E XHA C STiTT.vI. A M K LOCAL ESSAY.
A" comprising a series of lectures delivered at Nairn's Mu
scuui ol Anatomy, New York, on the cause and cure ot prem
ature decline. showiug ludi.nutul.lv how loat health may he
regained, affording a clear synopsis of the impediment, to
murriave aud the treatment of uervon. anil physical de
bility, being the result of 20 years' oxperieucn. Price 25
ceuta. Address the author. Dr. L. J. KAHN, oIHce aud re.i
deuce .il East loth ?t.. New York.
Koyal haTaka lottery-drawing am. which
will lake place January 2, 1*77?tick?t? ?
LCiKATm?'"!? ?^*1.0?Tpe?os. Iu April, 1873. w'e told
the 9500,00) prl?e. In jrold: in September, 1876, we Hold
end cashed the nr.ie of $100,000. We buy and ?ell Spanish
Gold and Havana Bank; BllU. We i?*ue also draffs on
ilaruna. B. MARTINEZ A CO., Bankers, 10 Wall St..
basement.
S-fiiOM* O CASII OIFTK " "?
? Kentucky State Single Number Distribution.
5,(131 Pnres and onlv SO.OOl ticket.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Manager*.
To be drawn on Saturday, December 30. 1870.
Wholes. 1520. Share, in proportion.
Royal Havana to be drawn
January 2. Is77.
Kentucky State Lotteries drawn daily.
Address PARKS. EMERSON A CO..
Bonkers, 180 Broadway, room 4.
OTA MM E RI NO INSTITUTE, ? bit WI1ITK, 417 4TH
k_Jav.. U0?t reference.; no pay until cured : sui.d lor circular.
fPO CONSIGNORS OF MEAT. ~
A Mr. T. B. BLACK beg* tn Inform eon.limor. of meat to
the English market that all consignments will receive
K1 'Ifio.n, u? P"In. .pared to secure best price..
Rslio'd 1850 Central Me,0 Market. London; estab.
rpo THE A FhLICTED.?IMMEDIATE SUCCESSFUL
J. treatment, from whateTercanie, I. assured ut the office
fre" ' MaUKICKaU. 129 Liberty ?t. Advice
-NEW YEAR'S OIK I 8.
^UUU.UUU. Kentucky State Distribution.
. , Draw# positively Saturday, December hi).
1 prise of 9100.000 I 1 pri.o of 950.000
1 prise of 40,000 I 1 pri.e of ;tti o o
1 prl.e_ ol.... 20,0?)0 | 1 pri.e of 10,000
?ri ?. 2 o'1'" prliee. distributing in all SHOO.IIOO.
?Anbl.".v: quarter., $5; eight., $2 V).
JACKSUN k CO.. Banker.. 202 Broadway, New York.
$ft00 0(10 -kkntScky state lottbry
jPvJy V/.WU.Qrand extraordinary drawing December
i't n" "ent. frM = #*? '??*> ""h Kilt.. Ticket., $20,
halve.. flO: quartor*. $5; eighths. 92 50. J. DUKK A CO
Banker., 42 Nassau it., comer Liberty, New York.
$750 (WW) -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-NEXT
f* JAUJ.Ury./.drawing January 2. 1877: only 25 000
tickets; circulars sent free. Spanish Gold Havaii* Huik
Bills bought and Sold. J DUrP A CO. Bm.ketV, Li Na.a^
tb, corner Liberty. Sew York.
.. SWIHTI,VC?LHIUS," BliilJs, dfce. '
*??;. Medicinoa for all dieease.; Prepared Food
near Canal* *' UOVEy'd. 3 Oroene ?L.
T^just imported, thOmnkht'lot op smaiZ
jfX.Scotcb and Skya Terriers; one black and tan Dog,
three pound, welglit. the Hneit in this city: one Terr hand!
some lux Dog, one Scotch Sheep Dog Pup, Kox Terrier.
11 It J'l"vttr iNJ.0? k"\S* of DoK?- Maltese "lata Ac.
Medicine f r all di?ea.e? at MEYER'S. 45 tireat Jones st.
Breech loaders and muzzle loaders~at
auction, by celebratea makers, by TUNIS JUHNSON
R""g' Catalog" mady0n Tu"*'T> Member 19. at
fTOP LEVER BKBOUNDEK, 10 BORE. ? LBS., DA
A.'|"."0U* harrela.pl.tnl grin, used very little, cost (150,
C.'sQUIBEs! IC<m'?ndt ?t. fu"d*y fur^'
~ TOSEliltLTSO.
A I i?N' i RKN.C'' AffD COMBINATION POOLS
is o * and evening at in West 28th ?t. on tha HIddo
drumo Race, and Billiard Touruauiont.
LOVELL A JE3SUPS.
* THE TURky ~ "
??a 5.? ?f" 'J?-?Burse 91 <X) for 2:40 class; $00
S'l* ? >r'UrI^*rS *?' ^i-?Burse $100, lor 2:30 class-'
?!?*. r i Entries closed for all pur?es at Hotel Bruus
*lefc. Tuesday eveniuw, Dec. 10. at M o'clock. Purse ofK50
fHr,e?^ I'?c?r?; *?. 9l\ 910; mile heat, bea 2 ln 3.'
?J Vn ?? ?? 're,I?r tuuulBg horses; >*' mile heats best
2 in 3, over 7 hurdles; 925, 915, $10. All races best 9 In 5.
except pacing aud hurdle. ?in a,
~ HOUSES. CAUHlAGBt). ?C. ^
^T AUCTION, OX TVKsDA ^DBORMBEB j9^
BY VAN TA8SBLL A KEARNEY AUCTIONEERS
I uosss^
GENTLEMAN'S ROAD ESTABLISHMENT.
PA1Bn C.i'BSTNUT ROAD HORSES FRANK AND
b.^j it' t,KCOMD HAMBLETONIANS. 15S
bauds. ? and 8 years; free rrom rice ; very stylish and
liaodiomo driver#; hur? bean used on the road- are
fssttraveliers; can be driven by any one; are airSd
road l-ors*. * '*"* w"y ?"??rlor gontlemeu's
T0P H^:Rp?^..H?V.?i'ilybulu- d-b'?
Albany lour-scat Sleigh, made by Jones, of Troy.
CLARENCE** RO.'k& ?oTriPAND"To0'TOP
WAOoNS, PHAETONS. Ac. ? T0P
ROBESDAPOKTLAND iLKIOH8? SLEIOH BELLS.
J^UCU. JOHNSTON'S AUCTION H0U8K ~~
a,' I ... , 8BECIAL NOTICE.
"ee cntalQgoa to-morrow*a Herald.
?SPKKD?SI'BKD?SPEED.?$2(J0 CASH WII T HTfV
?a beautiful bay Horse, 0years old, 15)w bauds, fiowimr
niauu and tail, warranted aound and kind ? Iihi /????#? tjf
U**i top We iron. $ I SO, worth 940^ flni II ainee.
,ubl# ?^?
Aort"ft,Sb"..dd?i^?:VriNJ,op,s cart>in ^
W?OD_ BROTHERS. 49. Sl and 53 Laf.yatt, p(lM:e.
Aru?kL ,u*k (,k the kimball-brbwster
^XSIelgiis. of our own inanulactnrc, at tactorv Hrnadwav
"dWsl1"w??--?? -.thr7vd:^
iflD HiiWeThH Jk CO., Or' IIKOO.MB ST.
Ao?K, TVlO CLARENCES, TWO SIX-8E AT
VTkV^NDhW ?0ek,*w*J[: WU8 hand. lor
Brmime ?A (oi<TstanVo^ Brawster1A''oo ^"11 ***f? *** ?
Aa"AN?50>i^ y?BT. BHOUtlll am" COUPE ROCK
few* H' ^M?hVj?-?. iiurnesa; no
\ I HOrtOUOIlBRED DURHAM FRESH MILcW
din ,7 ?r ": mlU" ^ ?" "?"k P?r day! (AM East
A ~HVl^A\'K7L(,M)BKFORK BUYINoTtWO BLiT
w/a ?crant I ortlaud Sleighs, iijrht doctor'# Pheaton no ton
Pheiiton. iiaar Koh?. ^hie All 7ih ae. ruc*lon' 1,0 t0P
A -500 SLEIGHS, ALL 8TVLES, FROM $dO* iiOkSK
t* ?drese, ttablu and truck from 91 '.V aLwnn?
to 936 fr?m ?5e> 5 Dufflf,0'1l^0l4r ??<* wolf Robe*. Ac.. $5
Vi*?0- JOHN MOORg 57 Warren ,t
A rABTONIBUINO LOW PRICE AND I IAN DsiTu K
A?oitKATKsT BARGAIN EVER OFFERED -HAND
?some hay Horse, very Ntvliaii* i*t Umj. u '
great bargain ; good aa new. 6 W,?t 13tb st.
A ?MI.ST HE HOLD; NO OFFER RBPUSKD' TWO
Atfc Mutnal Clu^Sub^^'L^^^rii'rtVt.K?be'- B'"UkeW
A.W?oneEKg)At?l8l-/EV?NU "AN" BUSINESS
baker. nfiiS* de^'t.
A C?.V A^'CE,"t7 ii BEE tVOKK IIOKSHS; SUIT TRUCK
^ at. '.ffl ' "* Unaiag' ??. 95* 975. 145 M?iI?
A*?VVILL SELL FOR A LOW IMtli -I-- I
?liandsome Pooy Phaeton, Portland m|s1*Ii li?hi
prese Wagon. 31) East 18th st. "'?'Kb, light Ex
PhuI!eh^L!b.NKMr ,ul> businsss wagon suit
UHh it BrOC" ?r ?>"??? WOO. 134 Vm
F?t |Baek-he"avy built cTnadia* hokhi
Haknes* "
blankets,
ROBES,
Deal direct with manufacturer BELLS, AC., AG
K B^"TEKTT- Warmn ei.. eorner College place.
1 AX DA b' b OR HaLE?Al" A VMKV I ii\v i>ntov
aaMBf.ni
UAORIfICEr-BAT MARR 9(g)? tiTk- Mi7itsir?sui
Osuitabia lor express, grocer or any business. 6i*2 Jiudsoi
CLEIUUS, MLKIGIIS, ItllEES. BELLM~~ "
NJ Bianktls. Nvtiips, Harness Ac -
reliable good, and very low pries.
TUNIS Johnson. 5? Liberty st.
CTaMLR-KasT 2' IT II -until STALLS 940 A
Rlii ". for k"B " d,Mn<L AddftSSb^ S3
IIOKHK*, (AHKUGKI, ?fcC.
OfcXOND UAH 6 i O r\:> THKKB DBHIRABL*
OCoupeit, nl! in exceiieut urtier: two ot them our own build,
hi 1 ?w pricf h . uIbo <?tie very tine Lamlaulet.
BKKW>TKtt ? OO., 5th nr., corner 14th ?t.
IIK A UVK ICTtSKu WILL HKLL AT A HAKOAfN
Imrln.' no turtlirr uae tor the Minn. th?? hati?lNOiiiett I'ony
In the city; only 14 IinimU hivrh, /entle mid tound in erory
respect; together with Phxetmi, 11 ariiest* and Saddle. Ad
drc?M is. H.. box 12.') Herald office.
TWO rORTLANU SLKLiUS AT ONE EXTRA
line, No. l?JHWe*S lOth tl.
CLARK tl fATKRT CLIPfKKri WHOLBRALR
vv ?hu(1 retail; aUo American Notary Machine; reduce '
prices. JOHN NOOItB, .17 Wsrreo d.
37
\C CLAKK'S PATENT CLIPPERS WHOLESALE
v? .and retail; alto American Hutarv Machine: reduced
prices. JOHN MOORE. 57 Warren it.
Y\rAN I'KD?A BROUGHAM OK SIMILAR KIND OK
ft close Carriage. to carry three or lour persona; mutt l>e
iu Brit class ttylu and order aud price in accordance with
the timet. Audrcet P.. 1m>x W i'ott office, New York.
tjrILL~5kLL CHEAP?HIDE HAK top wagon.
ft Humes*. Portland Slcigb slid hear Bote, all nearly
new. lO Wi tt .'Til. m
NASSAU ST.," ~SALeSROOMT "
On MONDAY, December 18, at 13 o'clock.
great ssle of tine Kobe*,
angora, buffalo, hear lawn, wbite fox, Ac.
TUNIS JOHNSON, Auctioneer, J" Nastan st.
?/r/? ?NEW POST LAND SLKIGH, HANDSOMELY
O''''.upholstered; alto new tup side bar Huggy, $luu.
124 Wett U'tli si.
cfW) 81'BuThs. carkTageTTkobks, poktland
?)" rlratid Albany Cutters; 3-seal I'ony and ll-scat Sleight,
at very low prices; alto 250iiewand second hand Carriages,
Coupet, Landaus, Clarences, curtain Coach, Harnett, Ac.
WM. 11 ORAY, 30 and M Weoetei it
~ CITY REAL ESTATh Kllll SALE.
W.at Slrli
For sale-two tiikkf, story* brick houses
on Warhlugtou St., 912.UUO; West 33d St., four story,
91H.UU0; Jaue St. *9.U0I>; others
WALLS A SQUIRES. 303 YVest 33d it.
Miscel lis neoiit.
For sale-a pull lot, three story new
brick Shop, with Engine, Boiler, Machinery, Shedding,
Ac., complete, for box making or any wood working business.
Address C. M . station U.
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IOR holiday presents
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20 CENTS PER LINK.
50,000 CIRCULATION.
I'jYOR SALE?SIXTY-YEAR LEASEHOLD, GROUND
' rent low. three ttory brown stone, 31.3x50x100; location
44th St.. near Broadway: 917,000.
TIMPSON A PKKT, I.4SS Broadway, near 44?h it.
BROOKLY.Y PROPERTY FOlt BALE
AND TO LET.
IjV'lK SALE AT A GREAT .SACRIFICE, OR WILL
1 exchange for a small unencumbered house or near-by
farm, a handsome three ttory brown stone Resldeuce,
eligibly located on Prospect place, Brooklyn. Apply to
OKOKGK W. HUNT, 111 Broadway.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE AND TO RENT.
VALUABLE FACTORY FOR SaLE-LOCATED AT
Fulton, Texas, suitable for a licef packery; 25 acres of
land; fronting Aranset Bay: steamer to the wharf every
week; cattle 9I<> to 915 per head; successful pickeries at
work now; buildings and machinery In pcrlect order. Ad
dress Sll ARPLEsS A CARPENTER. 3U South Water St.,
Philadelphia.
\> IKOINIK~FARMS.?APPLY FOR CIRfTULARS AT
' No. B2 Broadway. H. F. WIN FIELD A CO.
dine fUWl ?ELEGANT HOUSE. FURNl.-sHED, 9
tD.iU.UUU.acres; greenhouse: free and clear; will
exchange. CURNKKL Vanderbllt Landing, Stuten Island.
" REAL. ESTATE To EXCHANGE.
CHIOIOK IIROWN STONE HOUSE IN IIaKLEM ;
^unexceptionable neighborhood; no lancy price; lor u
Residence In Elisabeth, Newark or Mount Y'ernon.
C. C. WAYLAND. 212 Broadway.^
REAL ESTATE WANTED. "
VirANTED TO BUY OR LEASE -TWO CHEAP LOTS
f T with common Improvements, between North Moore and
Houston st*., west ol' the Bowery. Address, stating price
and terms, TRADE, Herald office.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Bknnktt'buildino. ?
Fireprtbr.
Located on Nassau, Ann and Fulton sta.
First Floor to let; suitable for bankers', iusurance offices or
lawyers: will be let together or In parts; be altered to suit
tenants If desired; adapted for offices or stores.
Reasonable rente
Also some el gible Law Offices to let.
APPLY ON TIIK PREMISES.
Take the elevator. Inquire lor Janitor.
H~ "aNDHOME PARLOR TO "KENT?POR a GENTLE
men's club or sociables. Address CLUB. Herald Up
town office.
STORE AND-llASE\lENT ON WEST SIDE 9TII AY.,
between 33d and 34th sts.. to rent low to a good tenant.
Apply to J, ROMAINE BROWN. 1.38 ? Broadway.
O LET-CHEAP RENT-PINE STORE, 98 FEET
deep. No. 388 nth av.. between 33d and 3ttb it*. ; most
desirablo location for any business; Inducement offered to
ready made elothicra, tailor*, furnishing goods dealer , con
fectioners or bakers. Apply to A. BOI'BIKOUH, 3U4
6th av.
TO LET?THE STORK AND APARTMENTS 127
Waverley place; good stand for any light business; rent
935 per month: keys at Mr. M. Mhiius'. tailor, next door.
THORNTON M. RODMAN, Real Estate Agent, QUU Broad -
way, corner 4th N.
DWELLING IIOUSET 'I'D LR'a.
? """"V'ltrnrantsu.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR 33D
xY.it. and 5th av.; 9235 per month till May; also Houses
to lease. A. DAILEY, UrtUBthev.
(1). EAST 231) ST.. 3 >x75.'-WITH OK WITHOUT ELK
owOgant Furniture and Comets; suitable for physician;
real estate security required; rent reduced; agents please
notice.
Unturnlsnrtl.
TO LET-THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
House, 125 Waverley place; has all Improvement*; rent,
flkiu per annum; po>*etalon immediately. (Key at M.
Manua, tailor next door.) THORNTON M. KuDMAN,
Real Estate Agei.t. tuai Broadway, corner 4th st.
FURNISHED ROOMS A N O APARTMENTS
TO LET.
A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
./Ydrcsslng room attached; every convenience; to gentle
men ; alto imall Rooms. 38 West luth.
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM~TO LET IM
private house. 331 East 11th st., near 2d av,
"private "family will let a Large,
pleasant Bedroom ; term* moderate. Apply at 14 lrvlug
place.
Fu knT^hei7~rooms to let a'tIiTEAST TfrH ST.".
near Broadway.
H" ANDSOMKLY FURNISHED PARLORS. SUITABLE
lor two persons, 95 to fb. 40 Clinton place, two blocks
from Broadway.
AN DSOMKLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND
floor, salt or singly; for light housekeeping, if required.
Call, for two days. No. 34 Greenwich av.
IN A PRIVATE HOUSE?A~ NEATLY FURNISHED
Room for liotitckeepiug to a respectable party. 22ti Wett
13tb St., uesr 7th av.
Large furnisiik7> alcove room-on second
lloor; hot and cold running water ; private house. 210
East il3d st.
AKGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM?ALSO
Room for housekeeping; bested ball Rooms, 93; sleep
ing Rooms, 91 30. 100 East 15tb st.
N" ICE BAHEMENT~fWO ROOMS), DRY; FRONT;
bath ; housekeeping or otherwise ; back Parlor, south
eru exposure; brown stone bouse. Ml)Best 8HkSt.
cTlET FURNISHED?IN A PRIVATk~HOUSE. ONE
block from Broadway, an elsgant Second FI??or. with all
conveniences and bathroom, connected, to a party of gentle,
men; terms moderate. Call at 223 Wett 38th st. Also
two large uaturiiished Parlors.
O LB r?HANDSOM hL Y FURNISHED ROOMS,
from 92 per week up. 133 Charles St., ntar Hudson;
house privato.
11'ILL LET. VERY LOW, NICELY FURNISHED
TV large front Room on third floor, wanned by heater;
privato house; No. 1<>4 East 2Nt!i st.. rear.
1 HANDSOME ROOYL SECOND FLOOR, FRONT;
J one single; bouse and appointments Mrst class; 3d East
23d. Madison square.
TH ST., luT BAST. BETWEEN UNION SQUARE
and Irving place. ? Handsomely turnlshed Rooms, with
out board, fur gentlemen.
no EAST 24TH ST., NKAR~MADI80N SQUARE.?
^cMIandsoinely furnis ud Rooms fur gentlemen only;
term, moderate: reference.
iln EAST 2MI1I StT^TWO NICELY FURNISHED |
^Ohoums to let to gentlemen.
OS TH ST.. 233 WEST.?ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Ot:Rooms to let, to gentlemen only, one block li*oiu
Broadway; private family; references imperative; terms
moderate.
A?j r PER MONTH FOR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS'
qPOUwIth alcove, for light housekeeping, lu brown stone
bouse, 210 East 33d st.
GDI WEST 34TH ST.?FURNISHED, ONE LARGE
awRoom, 94 per week ; also on* et 93; snltebl* fur
buusekeeplng or gentleman.
LMFLKNIMHKD KOO.MB AND APART.
ME.VTS TO LET.
p jnmnmt ~ii o arem aIS irf-wrffirNor^fH
xYar., comer 15th St. ?Each Suit has private kitchen; or
teiiauta supplied Iroui the general cuisine.
PABLOR FLOOR, THREE LARGE ROOMS. IN A
One private house. 52 East 4th st., near Bowery.
THIRD FLOOR-IN LARGE PRIVATE HOUSE. TO
let; lioiuediet* poteessluii. 281 East 11th St.. near 2d sv.
F
OR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
advertise in the
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20 CENTS PER LINK.
50,000 CIRCULATION.
Flats?ten rooms, private halls, heated
by steam. Janitor In building; 945 to 9do; rent ba*
been reduced ooe-half. P. A. LALOR, 1,1*87 Bowery.
Large plat of 7 rooms and.bath on stii av..
near 43d st.. with all Improvements; steir* carpeted and
lanltor on ursmlses; 9>"?5 per month. Also on* on 4Wlh st.
lor $82. TIMPSON A PKKT, l.4*s Broadway, near 44th St.
1YARLOK FLOOR. rS WEST ilTH?FOUR ROOMS;
X suitable lor gentleman and wife, a party of geiitlsmen
or lor business, dressmaking. mllUoery, deiitlsirj*. Ac.. Ac.;
reference required. A. T. At KEItl, Agent, H I ine st.
BOARDER* 'WASTED.
1?6'ii "a'TfAAtJAoilElTf fI'iinlsHhD' ftooMs TO
llet, will. Board, at ?34 Islington av.
*i Slocks from broadwat-labob aed
JWemall Rooms to let; Brst class Board 113 East 4tb St.
t) LABOR i o.NNMTINU BOOM9 ON SECOND
owlloor; also hall Room ; Brit class l*bj#. 29 East 21st.
t> OR THREE GENTLEMEN OAS HP. ACCOM
ouiniKlaled with newly furnished and superior Board, terms
low t > gentlemen. 42 West 2*ith St. ____________
rTH AV., 22 D, BBOAD W AY.?UN OR R81G N K D, IN
Ovlaw ol depressed business, will rent elegantly tarnished
Rooms, with or without Bosrd, st private rales, with all ho
tel accommodation*, has elevator, baths, Ac.
WM. U. TOMPKINS, Hotel Si. Germain.
BOARD K KM W A RTBDi
Ar 10 $7 Pbk WEEK rdk ROOMS. WITH
sPt/Btard; lumllis* accommodated equally low. 14(1
?"?rdi
w averley pises, nsar Gib ?v
d?i> TO $7 PKK WEEK FOR-ROOMS AND (IOOD
'PUHosnl. suitable tor families and stuglu genliemeu. 45
South Washington square.
8w k ht :rrr 1i sr.-room s 7w i r ii board? e x < '~ki7
lent table; location and accommodation* uu*urpa**od;
reference* exchanged.
9 WASHINGTON PLACE,NBaK BBOADWAY.-VKRY
desirable Rooms to rent, with Hoard; privat* taM* If
desired.
1 It H VVK 1:1.1,V I'LACK. N E ARHKOADWAY.-FRONT
11'ItiiMino, $ I'J. $14 and $10 fur two, with Hoard: tabic
Hoard, $4; houie heated throughout by steam; traualeut
$1 50 day.
1 O LAFAYETTE PLACE?PLEASANT" ROOMS TO
J-a^lcl, with Hoard.
Uth ST.! .'17 w k 7t~-klegant rooms] EN
suite or singly, with Board: houaa first claaa; teruia
moderate: releroue*.
UWESTSlST ST.?A SLIT THREE HOOKS, SEP
arately or together, with llosrd; third floor.
?><?!) sT., T" 11 K AST.-TWO ROOMsT wITU BOARD;
AlOrei'
'reduced price*.
9'JII sr.. WEST, No. 157.?KUKN1SHKD UOOMS,
^lOwltli Hoard, for itcutletnen or gentlemen and witrea;
reierence.
O A WEST 23D ST., OPPOSITE FIFTH AVENUE
Hotel ? lieusaul Suit* and single Rooms, very quiat
and select, for famlllaa: table unaurpaaaed: liberal arrange
ment* for the winter; reierence naked. .Mr*. 1.. A. HAM
UN.
Of* CLINTON FLACK. (STH ST.)?OOMFOKTAHI.E
.^1/front Koouia: excellent Hoard; lamlliet or single
persons; $ll' for two, $0 to $s single; traualeut boarders
accommodated.
WEST 3IST ST.-SECOND FLOOR HALL ROOM
with Hoard; references.
28
Oji EAST I) ST.?HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
OURooins, with Hoard; aunny expoaure; hall Rooms;
refereuce* exchanged.
?J?T~WAVMUT I'LA15k7-HOOMB, SECOND, THIRD
Ov'aud fourth stories, front and baok, with Hoard if da
sired ; board good; prices reasonable.
WEST 45TII ST. (A~IIOME. NOT A HOARDING
OOhouie).?A lady has a nicely turnished brown stone;
will rent Rooma auo glvo splendid table.
OQ :i5, 117 WEST UTH ST.-ELkTjANT SUITS?
OOiflrs; class table; permauant parties $lto$l 5U per
day.
EAST 12T11 ST., NEAR BROADWAY.?RLE
gently furnished Rooms; first class table.
39
Aft BAST UTH ST.. NEAR HltOADWAY.-TO LET.
TXV/with Hoard, large and small Rooms; rsferencat ex
changed.
1.1 east" 1UTH ST., NEAR-!KOADWAY.-WBlL
7EAfitrnislied front Rooms on second floor to rent, with
Board; alao Rooms up atalra
jlYD~BT.. 104 WEST.?HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
iRooms to let, with flrat claaa Board; terms moderate.
45
45
EAST 20TI1 ST.?Til I 111) STORY AND HALL,
(.'connecting, front, aunny, with Hoard.
^ BAST 2GT11 ST.-UOUHLK AND SINGLE ROOMS,
with Qr.t claaa Hoard; references.
EAST I5T(| ST.?A VBRY HANDSOMELY
104
117
flnrniahod front Room to let to gontleman and lady;
Hoard for ia.ly.
11 ?J WEST 231) ST (FERDINAND'S RESTAURANT)?
X-LOEIugautly furnished Rooms, lor lady aud geutlemau,
with or without Hoard.
EAST atlTlI ST.. NEAR PARK AV.?A FEW
newly and handsomely turnished Rooms, with Hoard.
1 I U WEST ~4!?Tli ST.?TO LET, WITH BOARD,
XlOlarge. wall furnished, pleasant Room, second Hour,
southern exposure ; ulao two extra largo hall Rooms; tartcs
very moderate.
E AST 67TH XT? CORNER LEXINGTON AV.?A
privat* tauilly has single and double Room to spare,
with or without Hoard
EAST 20TH HT~ (GUAM KRCY PARKi.-^KLK
'gunt Itooms, with Hrtt class Hoard.
Osj f WEST 41 ST ST.?FURNISHED ROOMS TO l.ET,
iwlth or without Board. Mrs. TURNER.
?J"|Q LEXINGTON AV . BETWEEN SHTII AND 3UTII
OJ.V/SIS.?A family owning house will let, with Board,
two Rooms; references.
7t)q 4TII AV.. 29TH ST.?BOARD FOR FEW KB
xT wOnpectable Protestant young men in small American
family.
PR IVATK AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET,
with good Hoard, a large front Room to two genllemuu;
house and neighborhood desirable. Call at 241 East lUth at.
LADY WUWIEfTTO RENT A FRONT ALCOVE
Room, having grate and water, with Hoard for lady ; lo
cation between 5th aud tith avs., near 23d at.; only a quiet,
reOned party desired. Address N. 8., box 100 Herald Up
town oflice.
148
224*
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ADVERTISE IN THE
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20 CENTS PER LINE.
S0.0UU CIRCULATION.
LELAND'S STURTEVANT HOUSE. BROADWAY AND
2Hth*t.?Single Rooms, with Hoard, $17 AO per week;
Parlor and Bedroom for two, with Board, Irom $35 to $75
per week for the winter
N~ 'i^ELTTFUKNTsHKD RUOMS-WITH BOARD FOR
lady only; Clinton place, uear Oth av. SILENCE,
Unpaid Uptown oflice.
TWO "large-AND TW(T~SMALL NEATLY FUR
niihed Hooms to let. with or without Board, on reason
able terras, to gentlemen, at 144 Macdougal St., two doors
from Washington square; table Hoard, $1.
HOARD AND LODG1.YG WANTED.
'* GENTLEMAN AND WIFE," AFTER JANUARY L
A??iit, with Board, a sunny third story Iront Room, east
of 7th av., hetweeit Hit!) aud HOili sta, $14 or $15 per week,
with fire. Address, with particulars, SCIENCE, Herald
Uptown Branch olUce.
BROOKLYN HOARD.
WantEiJ^TWo "Oil" threk 'VjTii Lrj kER~~fo
Hoard; will have a good home. Address HOME, sta
tion U, Brooklyn.
HOTELS,
I t caBL^,H~ti?LM6N? 'fi6??iL. SStrancB is?
A Fulton St.. near Broadway (European plan), prices re
dured; Roootus, 5<a-. to 75c. a day; $2 to $5 a week; lira best
aud cheapest reatauraut in the world.
AT NEW ENGLAND HOTEL?LODGINGS, SO CENTS;
200 light, separate Rooms, for geutlemen only; corner
Bowery and Hayard.
CMTY HOTEL. BROADWAY AND STH AT.?GREAT
/reduction to families and gentlemen; Rooms and Hoard,
$7 weeklr aud upward. Opeu all night.
HANK FORT lIoUSK. CORNER FRANKFORT AND
William ?250 Rooms, 25c., 35c., 50c.; great reduction
b.v the week.
Hotel sciyah,7 re hervoir square" and 4otii
st ?A very quiet, select family hotel, with restaurant of
unsurpassed excellence. Liberal arrangement* made for
the winter.
Latest reduction.?family hotel; elegant
Rooms: first class table; $1 to $1 50 per dav; perma
nent parties. 33, 35. 37 West 14lh st.
WINCHESTER HOTEI-BROADWAY AND 31ST ST.",
New York.?European plan ; excellent restaurant; mod
erate prices and good accommodations. GEO. W. HUNT,
Proprietor, formerly of tbo Irving, Westmoreland aud St.
Dennis hotel*.
.I1AKULE .lUHTRLs.
qtewart'h slate. makbliT anB Wood man*
Otels. new and elegant designs, front $10 up. The trado
liberally dealt with. 2'J<i and 22J West 23d st.
qtoc ?PO LIS1 lKtTTrRANITB MONUMENTS. FROM
?Paw?J.$25, free on board ship tor any part of America;
luscripttoiis accurate and beantllul. Plana aud prices frae
Irom JiiHN W. LEGUE, Sculptor, Abrrdeeu, Scotland.
WATCHES. JKWELllY. ?VC.
77 BLEECKER ST., NEAR BROADWAY-MONEY
advanced on Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry Ac.; also
Pawnbroker!' Tickets booght of Diamonds, watches, Ac.
77 lileecker at.
T 607 HROADWAY. CORNER 4TII ST.?DIAMONDS.
Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Personal Property
of every description bought end aold. Loans negotiated.
JaMF.8 P. MATTHEW*
AT LYNCH'S 01H HKOADWaY, NEAR 2lnT ST.?
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Silver ware, India
Shawls, I'arlor Furniture, Ac., bought and sold; Losas ne
gotiated; Diamonds exchanged for Parlor Furniture.
antkd-"a ooodImamond, FROM ONE TO TWO
carats II W., Herald Uptowu Branch Me,
rYn FOR A 3 CARAT dTaMOND STUD; ALSO
(PajUVrthroe smell Cluster Pins; very cheap. Stable. 124
West Hftb at.
HOLIDAY PKESCSTi;
^RYlSTIiTHoLfDAY ~>KK8BNTS'
w
OOL'PIL'B,
No. 1705th aw.,
cornor of 22d st..
eomprlatng
choice
Paintings,
water color Drawings
Etching* and now Engraving*,
framed in botoI and original (tjloa.
Alao
Portfolio stand*.
Beeelt,
? *11 and water color Boxaa, Ac.
M. KN0BDL8R k CO..
*ncc**eor*.'
holiday prkhknt a plate axd piptt vis
Lltlug Carrla for >nlT $1 SO.
COCHRAN, engraver, Broadway, corner 30th.
F
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ADVERTISE IN TUB
EVKNINO TRLKORAM.
20 CBNTK PKK LINK.
fHI.OUO CIRCULATION.
roc cant have a nick chrihtmam trek
without oome Pop Corn ; acho?ls. churt'Jiea and fair* anp
piied at wlioleaale price* at niauufaeiorjr, 28 Thutnpaon at.
MILLIHGRY AMD 1>IIK**1HAKI.\<J.
At MADAME PRICE'S. MbOTH AY'. SECOND DoOH
above 2?th at. ?A (elect atnek oi Kreneli Bonnet# and
Round Hat*; aiao a large etoek of Milliner/ tl*?d?, oeeaprit
In.- the lateal noveltle*.
" MB. CAM ILLK DP.LACY. ll AVI NO TlaRi ) K AH
?ortment of imported Bonnet*, will sell them at halt the
eoit of importation. 8M*K Mroauwajr, near IBth *k
m:
DKV OOODB.
j^LLS ? TOYS
dS{*k2 fw!iLf5 RRFRS R?FH" dou* dolls dolls
DUIilih UOLLn DULLH liOLLH iHiLLS lJOl.il s l?ol I <
DOLlS ISIaS RR4'2 n0.LH? UoLEs DOI.LS D0L1.S
ii?i R! IKiLl^ DOLLd DoLLS DOLLS DoLLS i>i >LL8
JJOielsN ?, _ TilVU
dolls ir?.;
DoiS
dolls a H. uTcy a CO.. Tuva
DOLLS TUVS
BiJ'i'2 GBaND CENTRAL KSTABLiSH. TOYS
IMluu" ? 1 1 11. i?, 1 ?? o
LOLLS To?!!
dolls next, i?ivs
DOLUS IRJ.8
DOLLS .!'
the LARGEST toys
DcLLH Ti?v<
DOLLS x !v ?
DOLLS and ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND TOYS
RRRrS toys
RRl'H i0 lb# TOYS
TOYS
DOLLS COUNTRY. TOYS
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DOLLS rOYS
R'!4"1 BRILLIANT HOLIDAY OPEXINO TOYS
t><?LLS ______ ?i 1) v c
DOLLS tI.YS
DOLLS FOR IS7B. TOYS
DOLLS 1 ?r< iV(4
DOLLS TOYS
RRR4} W# h,v* uow on ?*WWHo? the largest TOYS
UULU1 . 1 1... TOVS
dolls toys
JH'LLS *nd finest variety ot Dolli. Dolli' Articles, TOYS
RJi.r ? TOTS
Dolls toys
R!!4'f? Tojri And Fancy CJood?. of oar own Impor- TOYS
DULLo mb TOYS
DOlLS tatlon, ever exhibited. TOYS
dolls . toys
RRH'S w# b,T# m?d" A specialty of Holiday ToYS
yiMiLs _____ TOYS
RRRHJ aood? 'or tb* elKhleen yeara. arc TOYS
DULLS _____ TOYS
RRRHi f,m"iar w,'b tbe great centrta of Europe. TOY K
DULLS - TOYS
DOLLS have nualneaa relatloua with all the moat TOYS
DOLLS ?1 TOYS
Rl!4'5 c?,ebrAted manufacturers of these goods TOYS
DOLLS ? TOYS
RRI'HJ ln'he Old World and a thorough upprecl- ToYS
DOLLS TOYS
HHH'S Atlonofthe wauta of the public In Toya. TOYS
liOLLS ii. I, TOYS
DOLLS Dolls and Fancy Goods in the Xaw World. TOYS
DULLS .. -. . TOYS
RR!'f,'J Xenrly one-half the preseut year our agent TOYS
DOLLS _____ TOYS
RRRH hM been lu Eur?P* siring b'? personal at- TOYS
DOLLs ? .. TOYS
RRRP'i tentlon to the selecting and manufacturing TOYS
DOLLS __ TOYS
DOLLS ol Holiday Goods. .Many of our styles will TOYS
DOLL?* m n TOYS
DOLlS not bo found oUewherOe TOYS
DOLLS .ii. toys
opes evenings all this week TOYS
DOLLS _____ ToYS
R!!H'5 0UR BSTABLISHMRaVT Is finely doe- TOYS
dolls ,. Toys
DOLLS orated throughout. TOYS
DOLLS .1 I... TOYS
RRJ'Ri? In lbe lar*e window next the main en- TOYS
DULLS TOYS
RRRH Dranee. on ld'b at., it an exhlbltiou of TOYS
DULLb _____ TOYS
RRLLS large Dolls, elegantly dressed la old style, TOYS
DOLLS TOYS
DOLLS and representing TOYS
DOLLS 1. TOYS
DOLLS A TEA PARTY IN TOYS
DULLS ? ? ? TOYS
RRI'HI "VE 0LDEV TIME" OF I77C. TOYS
DOLLS __b_s 'I'UVal
DOLLS J..,y2
DOLI.8 DRESSES AXD FURNITURE TOYS
DOLLS ? ? Tnv'w
DOLLS lovs
RRRH! from oI<1 c0P'e>- TOYS
Di*LLS TOYS
RR4'2 151 THE LAROE OkNTUK WINDOW TOYS
DULLS ? ii.ii.Bs TOYS
RHRH? 00 14tb at.. Is a repraaantation of TOYS
DULLS ______ I".?v?j
DOLLS Vov?
RR44! FRENCU DOLL LIFE IN A FRENCH TOYS
DOLLS - 11 1 s TOYU
DOLLS FLAT IN NEW YORK IN I87H. TOYS
DOLLS _____ TOY<
DOLLS TOYS. TOYS
DOLLS m ToVS
RRRHi In <b* eomar window la n scene from a TOYS
DOLLS _____ TOYS
RR4*2 BaH' park?equestrians, pedestrians, Ac.? TOYS
DULLS ? 1 1 ?, TOYS
RRH*5 tapreaentlng doll lire lu the open air lu TOYS
DOLLS ____ Tfkvc
DOLLS Pane. TOYS
DOLLS
RRRH! A" these dolli and fUrnltura aro Im- TOYS
DOLLS I ToYS
DOLLS ported by as specially for this occsloo. TOYS
DULLS _____ TOYS
RRRHJ 0ur establishment will bo Kept open fur TOYS
DOLLS _____ TOYS
RRRHi tb" accommodation of our castomera TOYS
dolls ? Toys
RR4*2 ?*,rlr avening before Christmas, and will TOYS
DOLLS _____ TOYS
RRRHi b# brl'"antly Illuminated Inside and out- TOYS
DULiiN 11. b Toys
DOLLS ilde of the building*. TOYS
DOLLS , I'/tvo
DOLLS DOLLS. TOYS
dulls .____ Toys
In ndd'Hon to the largest and best ee- TOYS
dulls _____ Toys
RRRH1 1#*ted stocks of Dolls, Dolls' Articles and TOYS
dulls ... Toys
RRRH! 'ro*t' *a have now ample epaee to exhibit. TOYS
I/ULLS 1 ? *? TOYS
DOLLS with oar late addiiionel room, our TOYS
DOLLo . Yi-vs
R!'.LH _ TOYS
DOLLS A a, toys
RGEM T LACE GOODSd AND EMBROID- , TOYS
dolLs I A
DOLLS ~ 9 I; J2
DOLLS
T c-f^^7sr f Hi
Egfets ^EE- 1 gv
DOLLS ? I
DOLLS ?i (?. TOYS
I kit I I J 1 IIAJfDnu r.e ...... . "... ? iVI8
DOLLS HOSIERY. OLOVKS, AND ' lOYS
RREE5 .. UNDERWEAR. TOYS
DOLM TOYS
DOLLS ^ jgiq
DOLLS lov-i
R.^i'2 L FURS ASU KUK TRIM MINOS, f TOYS
dolls * ziz ^
DOLLS ^ ^ 'loys
DOLLS I (tENTS1 FUKNISillNG GOODS. | TOYS
RG}"5 ? ? 4, TOYS
DOLLS i. TdVH
DOLLS & itJyS
RR.UR2 X BOOKS A-nO stationery! I TOYS
do!?s 4 ZZ" ?
RRRR2 toys. to"
K . r2 >v Tots
SMALLWAKES and f TOYS
UMHRELLA8. TOYS
-<?> TOYS
DOLLS
DOLLS
DOLLS
DOLLS ?
DOLLS v
DOLLS ?> to TOVS
DOLLS T MILLINERY GOODS. J TOYS
RRhU * W TOYS
DoLLs TOYS
DOLL8
DOLLS
DOLLS
..^..Mr,,1TK HOODS. T TOYS
7, - rrj a HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. | TOYS
RRRf^S TOYS
TOVS
DOLLS ^ ToVrf
DOLLS <& A xoVS
DOLLS I HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. | TOYS
dolls 4 zz ?> xr;;^
DOLLS
DOLLS
DOLLS
DOLLS
TOYS
PERFUMERY AND TOILET I TOTS
ARTICLES. I TOYS
DOLLS ^ TOYS
DULL8 'foyu
DOLLS ^ to TOYS
R'jRRS I "ANCY GOODS AND JEWELRY. 7 TOYS
RR,r2 ? 4 TOYS
DOLLS ______ 'ifikv
DOLLS toys
DOLLS | OPERA GLASSES, EYE- T TOYS
RRRH ' O^ASSKS. SPECTACLES. TOYS
RR'H ^ ? TOYS
DOLLS ?? TOVS
DOLLS & _____ to TOYS
DOLLS T FANCY BOXES. BONBON BOXEsT TOYS
RRR^2 1 AND CONFECTIONERY. | TOYS
sRl*R5 9" <S? TOYS
DULLS ? TOYS
DOLLS <t> a TOYS
dolls Tworsted and worsted pat-7 toys
Dolls I terns AND DKESs trimmings. TOYS
HlilHJ i TOYS
dolls ____ toys
dolls 0} toys
R?H'S Ladles' and ehlldraa'e Roots and I TOYS
RRrf"j . '? Pair warranted. New TOYS
DOLLS poire given lor all that rip or tear. I TOY'S
dolls ep toys
DOLLS > Toys
DOLLS <g>? ? to TOYS
DOLLS
DOLlS
DolLS
DOLLS
DOLLS
La Forge Kid Gloves, two buttons,
SSc.; every pair warrantad, which
means uew pairs given for all that rip
or tear.
TOYS
Toys
TOYS
TOY'S
?b TOYS
DOLLS _?_ TOVH
DOLLS TOYS
DOLLS BOYS' CLOTHING. TOYS
DOLLS LADIES', MISSES' AND ToYS
DOLLS CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. TOYS
DOLLS ____ TtiY'S
DOLLS ___ TOYS
DOLIJt We are manufacturing fall and winter TOY'S
DOLLS Holts and Cloaks for ladles and misses to TOYS
DOLLS order, frun our own materials, or material TOY'S
DOLLS tarnished by themselves. TOYS
DOLLS ? TOY'S
DOL.LS Our millinery, manufnctnrlng and TOYS
DOLI.S dressmaking departments are placed be- ToYS
DOLLS fore the public At cur tuuiU popular Tot S
Dol.LS prices. Tovs
dolls ____ fovs
DOLLS BLACK DRKS8 SILKS TOYS
DOLM A SPECIALTY. TOYS
I'Hpp-j TOY'S
RRJ41!? ?"TTT ; ? r"Vs
I Orders by mail ettendea to with spe- ToYs
| ciat care. Calalognes end Illuminated
DOLLS
DOI.LS
TOY'S
TOYS
TOYS
DOLLS I Quadruple Centennial Card sent Ir.e
RR!'!'rt i1" "nr .o.o
mocS o TOY'S
UULLo ? i Ti > V
DOLLS A
DOI.LS , Parties buying to cell again, man
DOLLS j agers of fairs and Insiltationa wishing
DOLLS to purchase for the holidays, should
DOLLS | make their selections now. Goods se
DOLLS lected will be carefully packed and
IM)LLs J delivered nt any time desired.
DOLLS A
TOTS
TOYS
TOYS
TOY'S
TOTS
TOYS
TOYS
IIUIO.S Tuvs
DOLLS 9
DOLLS A - a T''YS
RRPP2 j Ooods delivered Iree In the city, | TOVS
RRfRS I Brw?klyn. Jersey City and lloboken 1 T<?YS
DofcfcS ? ZZ * VuYH
DOLLS # to TOYS
RRRH! lliR?.R?o RACKED and SHIPPED) TOYS
R .4'J) J ax* 'art of the country. I toys
DOLLS 4> ? TOYS
UULliM .. TOVS
RRi'H! "? M- MACY k CU. Toys
DOLLS _ TOYS
DOLLS HTH ST. AND flTH AT. ToYS
uOLLrt . TOYH
DOLlAt TOTS. TOYS, TOVS, TOTS. T0T8, TOYS
RRRR2 IPZ*' I0!8' TOV8. T?YS. TOYS. TOVS
DOLLS TUTS, TOYS. TOYS. TOTS, TOYS. TOYS
DOLLS TOTS, TOTS, TOYS, TOTS, TOYS, TOYS
C,?m.
CHINA,
MAJOLICA.
Dill
CHINA.
MAJOLICA,
CHINA.
MAJOLICA,
mi
CSRAMIC *0% ELTIU
..f *
every description,
NOT EitOM
THE EXHIBITION,
but of oar own importation,
direct from the manufacturer*
There are tlx auction bouxi in the city advertlaiuc thai
they are selling good! from the Exhibition, Ac.
With one exeeptlou, there goods represented as "ExhlbL
Hon goods" hsve never been nearer Philadelphia thaa
they are now. There has not been a single auction sal#
"by daylight;" the blinds are cloved, and the "gas tit (or
effect."
New York dealers, in whose interest these sales are adrsr
Used, are the large t buyer, theinselvei, unless their good!
I bring a large prclit.
WE HAVE
WE HAVE
WE HAVE
MORE Toons
MOKE ooolM
MOUK HOODS
or tbe
MAN UP ACT (.'HERS
represented at tho
EXHIBITION
than ail tbe other China houses and Exhibition Goodl !?
New York combined.
Immediately uflvr the opening of the Exhibition we ?r?
dared from the makers duplicates of all their dosirable
pottFiiy,
end having ouly Just arrived, too late for our Fall trade, *?
offer the eutlre lot at our
exact cost
of Importation.
We shall be (find to duplicate any article In this line, sold
by auy ol the six auction houses, at a discount of 25 per
cent from their prices.
Our stock Is the largest In the city, and the following
makers are largely represented:?
Wedgwood's MAJOLICA.
Minion's MAJOLICA.
Copelsnd's MAJOLlCAe
Old German Stone Ware and
selections from the Dresden,
Limoges FAIENCE.
Longwy FAIENCE.
tialn FAIENCE.
Venetian GLASSWARE.
Baccarat GLASSWARE.
Bohemian GLASSWARE.
English GLASSWaRB.
Decorated Dinner Sets at 25 per IIAVILAND.
cent less than tost and 5ll per IIAVILAND,
cent less thau auction houses. IIAVILAND,
MACY X CO., a
14TH ST. AND (VTII AV.
N EXAMINATION 18 SOLICITED TODAY O#
$.'4.(SS) worth of new and hnmlsoiuo Household Gmnls,
the bankrupt stock of a large dealer, comprising parlor,
chainher, library and dining room Furniture; cle.-aiit par
lor, library and other Desks; tine Redding, Carpets. Glasa
and Silver I'lated Waro, iilunkota. Comforters, Qnllte, Mir
rors, Chairs; also line of Children a Furniture, suitable lor
holiday presents, tu be sold at auction Tuesday next, Da*
cumber III, at lUJa o'clock A. M., at Metropolitan sales*
rooms, 4lh nv., corner 25ih si. s DINGER. Auelioneer.
LADY IN Mi)L'It.VINil WILL HELL." VERY LOW*
an elegant Velvet Dress; a handsome, rich evening
Dreas: a black silk Dress; also a black silk Dress Pattern; *
set duo mink Furs: all good as new. Call on Mrs. NELoUN,
128 East 17th st., near Irving place.
AMCOINB I T SDN .11 si (II'K.N AT 1.I57HKOAD
? wev. Groat assortment of Corals, Tortoise Shell, Fill*
croc, Vonitaii Articles; Figures in bronse and terracotta;
Magnolia Articles: Oil Paintings at very moderate prices:
rewarded with prise medals Oporto, Vienna. Naples and
Philadelphia. Corals Mauulactory, Oorra del Greco, neat
Jfaplee, Italy.
FOR MALE. ?
A' ?for Sale, bakeries, grocery. "butTkr
.and Cliaese Stores. Kesuaraiits. Commission Baker*
lee, cheap Iilg?T Stores M 11 CII ELL, 77 Cedar St.
A~ FINE GROCKKY BTORB FOR HALE?VERY
cheap. Applv to II. K. TIlUltBKK A CO., corner Hud
son ah I Itoade its.
T SACRIFICE. THIS DAY-TUB LIQUOR HTORB
542 East S4lb St.. or auctlou to-morrow; four-pall Pump,
Ac. Ll.oYI). 2'.l Broadway.
A" LIQUOR STUKB, OLD~ ESTABLISHED, DOES
good business, for sale, for less than half its value: rar#
chance. Mi TGHELL, .-More Broker, 77 Cedar at.
N_OPI'ORTUNITV. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
heat Oyster Houses and Dining Saloons on east side can
be bought lor half Its valae, through sickness; must be sold
In three days. CAMPBELL, 141 Htb st.
BTm'iiHR'sTixruiE*. tools ind maciiinbbYi
three Certs. MaTIIKSoN. 34th st. and 11 tit av.
(VOAL YARD for HALE-TO close up AM e?
J late. Apply at 421 West 24th St., or 34 Rutgers st.
For sale? ~
The Slngerly Printing and Publishing House.
! The undersigned offers tor sale the old and well estab
lished Stereotype, Priutiug, Bookbinding and Pub
lishing Busiiie.s of the late Heujaiuln Slngerly,
situate at Nus. IS, 20 anil 22 South 2d St., Har
risburg. Pa ; It is one of the large-! and most
complete establishments In Ibe Stale, being built sue
fined up from cellar to roof lor the express purpose for
which it Is now u*ed. Its stock of Adams. Gordon and
Cottrel! A Habeock presses and improved machinery,
type, bookbinders' and stereotype tools Is comparatively
new ami very complete, and everything is in rradlness to
do a large trsde. The nuiiaing, which was erected about
three years ago. is of brick, bas a frontage of 55 leet >>a
Third streat by 7U leet on Blackberry avenue; Is six
stories high, with basement and underground vaulte for
the stnra.-e of stereotype plates, Ac. It is admirably
lighted from all its four sides, ami Is exceedingly strong,
sub-laotlal arid lire pr >ol. Tiie State printing was doua by
Its late owner for twelve years, ami. as ibe contract Is now
about to he relet at the next sessiuti of the Legislature, a
rare opportunity is here presented for a peimauent and
profitable business in connection with the printing aud pub
Titling trade already established, everything being In readi
ness for doing an Immense business.
To attempt a minute description of sueb an extensive es
tablishment would he iinsatlslaeiorir. and as It is expected
that persons sho seriously iniuk or purchasing would not
do so without a personal inspection, a cordial invitation la
hereby exlemied to any one couteiiiplatliig an Investment,
who will be shown through the building by the manager.
I'ropoeals will be received by the undersigned for the en
tire establishment, with or without the real estate. Da*
scrtptive catalogues furnished on application. Addresa
EDWIN LARK, Administrator,
llarrisburg or ritlsburg. Pa
For halr=os one of t'iik leading avknuk?
a first class Orster House, handsomely fitted up; doing a
good business. Inqulro of S. 11. CLAUK, cracker baker,
IW Grand at.. Raw York.
I NOR 8 ALE?A FIRST CI. VMS HA It AND BILLIARD
1 .Saloon, on a good tboroughlars. Inquiie one week.
GOODaLk. 142 ilili av.
JjVOIt HALE?A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND DINING
1 Saloon ; rent (25 a month, Inquire 75 Sulllvanst.
oil SALE I'llKAI'-iiNe large SILK BAFK. ONI
large and one medium fireproof do., at 440 Broadway,
F
i/UlU sale cheap FOR cash?LIQUOR HTORKi
r good reasons Tor selling. Inquire, for throe days, oa
premises 450 West lsih st. '
ONE OK THE BEST KNOWN CORNER WINK
Lager Beer and Lunch Est stilish meals, handsomely
filled Meeting Room Apply .'c;i 2d av.
UAXPLB ROOVI DOWN TOWN FOR SALK-TII ROUGH
Ouuloresoeii circumstances; the best in the market.
LLOYD. 2!" Broadway.
7 / \ H IW WI PICKLES-FOR HALF..-INQUIRE Ol
I UU.UIJUD. Cl'RLKY, No. 12 Centra St.. or P. ROU
NRY. Craedmoor, I. 1
THE HERALD OFFERS tWo 'single" bUllock
Perfecting Presses lor sale cheap. They are capable of
printing 7.1**) copies escb per h..or of an eight page papar,
and botli sides st once, end can he speeded to liJttsJU If ne
cessary. The working room required lor eeen praea Is IS feet
long, fit feet wide and 7 leet high. The labor required to
operate these two presses Is four bis (or boys) and a fore
men.
Accompanying these presses, which are capable of print
ing 14,1*10 an boar, we will throw la one Wetting Machine
and the following.
LIST OF STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BELONGING
THERETO t
1 Furnace, with Metal Put and Bonnet.
2 Casting Hoses, una of which la ribbed
3 Finishing Blocks, made of Iron.
2 Shaving Machines.
I Tall Cutter.
1 Block for turning plates on, and
H Knives for shaving machine.
The lowest cash price for the entire machinery and prasaaa
la (10.1**1. These preset aud machinery cost SWY.UUU. They
can he seen every morning at work on our dally edition.
Address J AMES GORDON BENNETT. New York Herald.
Round" hole treadle perforating hZ
chines, lor perforating cheeks, drafts, bonds, blanke,
tickets. Ac . Improved ina*e. fully guaranteed, and for snla
by VICTOR K MaI UEK. I lo Read# sL. New York.
WANTED. AT ONCE.-A SECOND IIAND 8TBAM
Kngiue. Ml In Kill horte power, cheap for caah. Ad
dress SMITH PAPER CUM PAN Y. Lee, Mate,
r.VNTRD-A 3 OR 4-HORHh POWER C ALU RIO EN*
flea;cash. Addresa D. E., Heraldofltoe.

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