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TE
WHOLE NO. 11,348.
rutsowAL..
Adoption.?a lady wishes TO adopt her
child (a female), four month* old, to a reapeotable
family. Addreea Mi*. J., *utlon I*. Third avenue.
BBOADW AY.?MONDAY AND TPESDAY. 11 M. WILL
the lady In blu* and blaok aequo appoint an interview
With the gent who followed I Addreaa W. U. Victor, ita>
Men D. .
CHARI IB r?***-DO COMB HOME OB WRITE IMmedlately
to jrour dlatreaaed parent*; all la right; we
fang to see you. O. T. lT?-?.
Emily and qbokoie thank tiie major por
the ruchre board received and hope to meet the Major
nd hi* friend again.
EI. W.?THURSDAY, THIRTEENTH STREET.
? U4RET.
Fifth avbnue staob.-will the lady in
btaok and buff striped dree*, whe entered Ptfth arenue
Mage gulnjt down, about Broadway and Leonard atreel, on
Tuesday morning, September iM, and who noticed the gentleUaau
paaalng up her change, pleaae addreaa T. D., box 2,06b
Feet offloa, aUitlug wbera an Internaw may ha had, and
nfalge nn ardent admirer I
ipor ADOPTION?TWO FINE BOYS, 18 MONTHS.
JP healthy, to a good family only. Addreaa Orphan, box
MT Herald o?ce.
information wanted.?Jacob ijauser is re.
X specifully requested to Mod his address to George
liVFtr, 239 East Third street. between avenues B end C, as
Me brother has lately arrived from California, and wouid
like to know hla whereabouts.
Bschanges pleaee copy.
E FORMATION WANTED-OF PHIL LYNCH NAtlre
of Frael. oounty Cavan, Ireland. When last heard
waa In Clereland, Ohio. AU Information thankfully
(neeived by his brother and eieter, Patrick and Ellen Lyn. h,
1M Eaat warren atreet, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clereland papers
^eaae copy.
' WHO BENT TWO LETTERS TO
X ^ Fifteenth etreet, warning him to
caaio ^ nan enough to abow hla face, he can
learn . ** to his own business will be advantageous.
f* ONE YOU LEAST BUBPECT.
JAMBS 8. KINO?I HAVE BENT YOU SEVERAL
letters to the office. Please call and get them.
T FONTIFEX W.?COMMUNICATE WITH ME IN.
fl etantly on trust matters. I must hare your signature.
|B strict confidence.
JAMBS BENNETT-PLEASE ADDRESS L. S. C., 238
Broadway. N. Y.
TtffONDAY-brooklyn. half-past four O'CLOCK,
lU Greenwood via Court street car. The young lady who
lad a seat offered from a gentleman whom she bowed to
and , bile getting off at Carroll pluoe. willoonfcr a
favor ou bint by appointing an Interview. Address c. v.
Polllon, stat.on d, n. y.
Monday afternoon, fulton ferry, note in
boat, Fifth avenue stugo.?Will you address admirer,
please? c. M. B""", Herald office.
Nil peii'F. rand I'm.?did you receive let
ter? What uncertainty are yoti laboring under? lam
true. For God's sake write one letter, explaining all ihat
mas taken place since we met. MiZPAII.
?1 ALA TINT! BRIDGE.?" WINTIIROP ANXIOUSLY
waits ior a letter. "Two weeks," and long ones, have
ice parsed. Answer through Personals.
*V.nn i ,?nn iWT TF COUD IPinVl'VlOV VI. ITT
I^ritAI .1EU VVUM n?v?'wva? .'av?a.*a.
O Want o see you.
UNIVERSITY CAR TO CANAL STREET, TUESDAY,
between 1J and 11 A. M.? Lady in black, who left tint
car ?nd walked up Canal street, and recognized the gentleman
who stopped the oar, if agreeable address L.
B., station D.
\TB8TEB1UY AFTERNOON, FULTON FERRY. NOTE
X in boat, Fifth avenue stage. Will you address Admirer,
yi easel C. M. B?** *?. Herald office.
YORKVIJ.LE CAR, 2 O'CLOCK, UP TRIP-SMILING
beauty in lower corner, who left at Eighty-fourth
tract; please confer with Lothar, station II.
3D AVENUE CAR-MONDAY NIGHT, 11 O'CLOCK.
Gentleman opposite, who got out at Barard street. Like
to make your acquaintance. Please address A., Herald
at.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AC. JOSLIN. J. W. DUNKLEE, BTJ. MKNEKKK.
BURNET HOUSE,
Northwest ooruer of Vine and Third streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
A C. JOSLIN * CO.,
Proprietors
A LL FIPUS WHO HAVE CLAIMS ON THR FIRM OF
XX A,Weinberg, late Weinberg A Auerbarh, 243 Lake street,
iy stairs..Chicago, ill., are requested to eoud tli'-ir lit lit- imin
He.rr Von Grabow, Consulate General of I'ru? Ul
117 Broadway, because I am going to leave tine eountry
Er England. Chicago firms may send their bills In Mr. II.
Olaostmlns. Prussian Consul, No. 4 South Clark street,
m to Mr. Godfrey Snydacker, Dutch Consul, fit La Salle
. street, or toSaehn Brothers, Uhlich's Block.
PAUL NEWMAN, from Berlin, successor 10
New Toaa. Sept 24, 1387. A. Weinberg.
a N EXHIBITION OF THE WORKING OF THE FIKB
? A Extinguisher will lake place at Battery Barracks, op.
yealte Star Hotel, State street, on Thursday, 2#th Inst., at
/ Naif-past three o'clock. The public are invited to atteud.
a -REFORM FOB LADIES.?PHYSICAL CULTURE
A, applied to the bust. Madame JUMKL'8 Mammarial
4LM. Patent Elevator develops the bust physiologically.
Eenot VJt Broadway, or 14 East Twentieth atroet. Send for
Hold bv druggists.
y?
t\rt oood8 clerks' early closing ASSOi'JA.
J I tion.?'The regular meeting of thl( association Likea
MaMon ibis (Wednesday; evening. September 116. at e. c.
Ball, MV Bowery. II. B. COWLE8, rmidmi,
jAMta H. cost, Recording secretary.
TVFORTANT TO SUFFERERS FROM FEVER AND
X ague. Danalger'e Vegetable Fever Powders, a certain
Wdeffectual cure. Foraale by the proprietor, Water
treat, eorner of Fulton, or A. B. SANDS A CO., lit Wll'
St atreet.
TkTOTICB.?THB PROPRIETORS AND CLERKS OF
II grocery end tea aiorea are respectfully invited to at.
Made public meeting at Early Closing Ilall, V>1 Bowery, on
Thursday evening. Sept. UJ, at 8 o clock, to orguti.ee an
Bany Closing AkeocLallon.
There will be a special meetino of the
New York Dlatlllera' Aaaoctatlon. thla r Wednesday)
awing, at eight o'clock, la Union Republican Hall, eorner
ft Twenty-third street and Broadway. All distiller* a;
taetlflera are specially requested to be preasnt.
A. BLA1SDELL, President of Association.
WANTED-AN ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER
with $5 000. la a bonded warehouse, In beat locution
In the etty: win earn net profit of flft.lVu to git,000 per
aanum. Inquire of A. J. PERCY, fit John street.
LOST AND FOUND.
"'a GENTLEMAN ON RETDRNINQ FROM SARATOC.l
on tbe tnornlng of Sept. 14, 1367, found tbat by mistake
Stber Hat t'aae waa In hie posaeaalon which doea not beto
him. Any person missing the same, which baa the
waa of Union Hotel, cau bar* It by applyiog at 136 Henry
^jfiraot. New York.
'/caution.?LOST.?ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
V Motioned against negotiating the following Promts.
awry Not*, which waa lost In transmission to Roekville,
Oonn , via.:?Todd, Cook a Waldo, amount $1,4S6 60; duo
Deoamber 30, 1867. payable to the order of the drawer* and
wdoraad by them. The payment of said nota haa been
L08T?CERTIFICATE NO. fi.617 OF THE PHILADELphia
and Reading Railway, 100 shares, name of WainWright
a Shaw; transfer stopped at the cilices of the com*
nay la New York and Philadelphia.
SMITH, RANDOLPH A CO.. No. 8 Faaaau atreet.
t ost?A DRAYMAN'S RECEIPT BOOK, OF NO OBE
Jj to any one but the owner. The finder, upon returning
m to the ofllee of tho Brewery, 188 Sltth street, will be suit.
My rewarded. DAVID JONES, 188 8litb aireot.
WW gvaip OUDT IB A DA/vfL'TH AHIT Pfl VT A T V T V 11 A
? Jj diamond ring, aome sliver and bills. The finder mar
Imp the money and will receive $10 reward by returning
the ling. Addre?? I. X. L., Jersey City Poet oflloe.
T OBT-1N CROS8INQ FULTON FERRT, OR IN A
Xj Fifth avenue stage, a hnlr Bracelet; a liberal reward
will be paid by returning It to 10$ Weet Eleventh atreat, between
Fifth and Stub arenuoa.
Loht-a cameo brooch, on thb way from
Fourth avenue to Brooklyn or back. The finder will
be auitably rewarded by deiirering the aame at 103 Fourth
avenue.
LOST?ON BATURDAT, SEPTEMBER 21. A ROUOIT,
long-haired Otter Terrier, fray color, with a few dark
a Mole. Anewera to the name of Trim. $5 reward will he
1 Md to any one returning the aame to ship Stouebouec, pier
fftUui river, root of Bee km an etrert,
T OBT-IN ooino FROM 1?3 BROADWAY to 87 BEEK.
j man street, ela Fulton and chit, a Bunch of Keys
The finder will be rewarded on returning the aame to It. t.
C0uah ACQ.
OBT-ONB BLACK HORSE AND ONE ORAT robI
A tailed Horae. The finder will l e liberally rewarded by
nailing on John Healey, Washington Tillage, IIudeon City,
ii. j.
Lobt-a blaSk and tan doo, from k? west
Twelfth street, on Monday laat. wttn collar and pad.
Inchon Any person return ng the earne to the above addrees
will be liberally rewarded.
_ PROPOSALS.
nnr or Norwich water works.-to con,
Vy trustors, etc.:?The Board of Water Comml?aloner? nf
' the ell* of Norwich are deelrotia ta receive proposals for tbe
1 fnrnlanmgWnd sailing of the water pipes and their conneliona
and the eicnration and backfilling of the trenches of
tbe proposed City of Norwich Water Works.
* . Plaae may be Inspected and apecifleatlone. form of tender
Mad aehodole obtained at the odlce of J. T. Fanning, Arcbl.
teat and Engineer. Sealed tenders are to be delivered at the
Engineer's oflloe, Chelsea Bank Building, Rhetucket street,
Norwich, Tone., on or before the fibth (net., et noon, adRreeeed
to tbe President of the Board of Water Commissioners,
and endorsed "Tender for Water Pipes and Trenching
at Norwich." Tha Board of Commissioner* do Dot bina
Ibemir to aooept the lowest, or any, tender.
Moawi en, t onn.. Sept lfi, 1047.
mof CONTRACTORS.?SEPARATE PROPOSALS FOR
J, tbe excavations nad foundations fortbeOlrla' Protectory,
a ba erected in Westeheeter, will be received at the oUlre of
tbe eoetety. No. 26 Chambers atreat, on or before the 1st
Bay of October. Plane end specifications may be seen at the
easaeftbaarehltaet, 8. D. Hatch, 171 Broadway.
. . KtClRHIONlL ~
k-DA"" '
A BOUSEI?T.tllOET AND PICNIC COMMITTEES
/l will do well to eiamine Lleaon Cottage, Fordham, befor#
deciding elsewhere. Horse oara pass the door aod five
minutes from steam care; three-quarters of an hour from
Twealy-alath street depot. D. MULOREW, Proprietor.
Fit A BART COMPANIKB-PAVILION HOTEL, FORT
J- ' * R- J., le new epen foi Urge! eieurslons..
JJ. R H. BVIINAUt Proprietor*.
[E NE
' NEW TO
THE TURK.
A Pl'R*B~OP BLOOO-MILB HEATS. TUREE IN
rc\. Ave, in harness, fur all horses, to coma off on Fashion
Track Mun.lav, September 30, close* wltb tlio following list
of "stars." fashion Course, Trotting, Monday, September
*0, at 2 so P. M. Pur* of $1,000, mile beata, tbrae in fire, In
hamaaat?
John Crooks' br. a, fleorga Wilkca.
Dan PAfar's b. m. I.ady thorn.
Bud Duble'a b. in Lucy.
A. Patterson's b. g Mountain Boy (S^r. Biughatn).
Jontea McMann'a br, c. Bruno.
The above la the moat extraordinary field of trottere that hat
ever appeared, and as all Ave are likely to start a race of the
most intense interest may be looked for. Boats from James
slip erery half hour: from Thirty-fourth street evenr Ave
minutes. Trains from Hunter's Point at I2:S0 and
8:JU P. M. Police arrangements for the day.
JOHN BIMMoNB, Proprietor,
Races at trenton
TO-DAV, TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY,
forty of the best race horses tn the country left New Tork
on Saturday morning, to oontend for the premiums to be
given at Trenton. The New Jersey Railroad Company will
run a apeetal train, leaving Jersey City at half-past nine
A. M., stopping only at Newark, Elisabeth, Rahway, New
Bmniwtek ana Princeton, arriving in Trenton at 18 M.. and
leave Trenton at 6 o'clock P. M.
The races will begin each day precisely at 1 o'clock P. M.
TIIOMAS CROZIKR. President.
CHARLES H. WORCROSS. Secretary.
Dr. .T. B. Isvimc. Secretary of the Amerctan Jockey Club,
Starter and llandicaDper.
Xtnion course.?8kb herald ok tuesday,
J liaptenibe r 24, fur purses olt'ered bv tin! undermined.
WILLIAM 8 HAW, Proprietor.
HPOKTfAC.
All kinds or fancy dogs and birds for
sale.?Medicine* for all dilates; Pre; nred Pood for
mocking birds, at B. DOVEY'S, Nos. 3 sad 5 Greeue street,
corner Canal.
An enolish pointer doo thoroughly broken
on all kinds of game, and a very handsome young
Setter partly broken, for sale, at 338 Wes't Fortieth street.
Francis butler, no. 3 peck slip, has all
the choicest breeds of Dogs. Butler's 1 nfalllble Mange
Cure and Flea Exterminator, 75 cents. Butler's new work
on the Dog, $3. Dogs trained, boarded, A-. Medicine for
all diseases. Choice Geranium and Kerretts for sale.
F MORIS, 43 CIIATHAM STREET, HAS RECEIVED
a line lot of German Cnnarlee and ail other kinds of
singing Birds; also Seed and Ant Eggs, which he offers for
sale at the lowest market price. Ills piepated food for
Mocking Birds and all other aol t bill Birds is tbs best now
In use.
N'OTICK TO BTRD DEALERS AND FANCIERS.?
i'H.AB. KEICHE A BROTHER, 55 Chatham street,
have Just received the third impnrtatlou of Germ in Canaries
and other European singing Birds, and expect a new lot
every week from nosv until spring. Dealers ran always
select from a fresh Importation nt the lowest market price*.
Birds ouu aafely be seut by express to most parts of the
Union.
PARROT AND CAGE, BOTH LARGE SIZED. FOR$25;
talks well, slogs, laughs heartily, cries pitoonsly snd
fond of children, for sale at 701 Eleventh avonuo, near
Fifty-fourth street, roar cottage.
WANTED?A YACHT, FROM 20 TO 50 TONS, O. M.,
rentrcboard; draught of water three or lour feet;
fast, safe, sound. In tailing order for bay and Inland carlf;atloii.
Gives full description, list of ell that goes with
icr, onah price, where tft bit sent; to be left with Messrs.
MARCH, PRICE a CO., vi Water street, New York.
HOUSES. CARRIAGES. AC.
I T LEEDS A MINER'S
j\ "Union Square Auction Mart.-'
fOxOdCSEast Fourteenth street, bstwccu Broadway and
Fourth avenue, at
Lane A McMahon's stables.
Messrs. HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER. Auotloneers,
hating made arrangements with Messrs. Luue A McMshon,
nrnnH*tnr* of fhft union Sniiftre ?tables. aro now nreuarcd
to effect miles of Horses, Carriages, Harness, Ac., or anything
pertaining to such business, either at auction or prl.
rate sale, on favorable terms.
Regular auction sale* on, Tuesday* and Friday* of each
week, at 11 o'clock. I'romnt returns.
Entries for auction and sales can be made at the atables,
as above, or at our general oflices, 93 Elbert* street, a few
doors west of Broadway. For particulars or each rale sea
full catalogue, published tn New York Herald on each morning
of sale.
Attention is called to the sale of horses
and Carriages, by
MINLK A BOMEitYILLF,
At Horse Auction Mart. 113 Kast Thirteenth street,
FRIDAY, September 37, at 12 o clock.
a T 33 BARCLAY STREET-TVTO, FOUR, SIX BEAT
;V and Pony Phaetons, Bretts, Victorias, Westchester and
Coupe Rockawsys; variety other Carriages and Harness.
THUS. E. HICKS, formerly of Newark.
ABC1.KED AND PANEL PONY PIIAETON, FOtTR
Coaches, six teat Phaeton and Brett, four Coupe Rookaway
andl Depot Wagoiff 60U new Carriages and Harness,
Al per oent leas than Broadway.
H AM'S, 10 Eaat Fourth street, earner Broadway.
AFOUR.JN.OASD P1TAETON FOR SALE?MADE TO
order: new, and cannot bo excelled for atyle and appearance;
cause of sale, fowaer going to Europe. Address
Phaeton, Herald oHlce.
A ROOMY, SUBSTANTIAL PH VETO.V OR FAMILY
Carriage, top over back seat, in perfect order, for sale
ebeap; pole aud shaft.-. Apply at BE ARDSLEY'S, Broad*
way and Thirty-seventh street.
ATA BAROATN?ONE SPLENDID PAIR OF COACH
..A. llor ca, 16 hand-: sound, kind, fine roadsters anil superior
action (Royal tienrge stock1; also one elegant fog
Ca t Phaeton, one very flue top Wagon, four springs, new
stylo; both made by Wood Brothers; almo-taa good as new;
hsrdl* soiled. Apply at Brigg." stables, 117 We?t Twenty.
third street.
Avery elaborate four in- hand drao phaeton.
Ham'* celebrated make, mada to order; will be
told low, or tu exchange for carriages. Call at 10 East
Fourth street, corner Broadway.
VIH EOT OF FIRST CI.ASB HORSES FROM THE
country: one aiilendld team ot bar Horaea, Ave and all
years old: also one team or gray Horses, young and sound.
Inquire at 641 Canal itreot.
A LARUE AR80KTMKNT OF ROCKAWAY9. TOP
and open Wagons, Express and Jug era. Ilarneaa, Lap
Rubra, hlankcta. Slicata, Nets, Whins, Ac , and everything
r'ruining to th? bttalne a, to be sold at auction, this ilav, at
|tll Broadway, uear K'>rty.first street. H-e auction head
AYOt'N'O MARK, OKNTLE AMI) KIND OF A
good race lor light hirnesa or aaddle, to be -old for
tin) best oiler. Apply at M La.t Thirty aoventh atrert.
__ F. MEYER.
A| YOUNG HOR8K FOR 8ALE?CHEAP, BOUND AND
kind. Apply to JAMES L. BRUSH, corner Cranberry
and llcury attceu, Brooklyn
AI^H PIRST CLASS LIGHT FAMILY OERMANTOWN
Rookawey Coach, made by Molt, and only used tbreo
timet; not lolled In any way. To be seen at private sUblr,
(31 West Twenty-eighth street, between Ninth and Tenth
arc n uea.
BREWSTER A CO., OF BROOME STREET. OFFER
a variety of elegant Clarences. Landau* and Coupes,
equal In every respect to their usual high sUndard of eioellenee
In design and workmanship. They have also a depot
for the sale ati l storage of second hand vehicles at 18 East
Eighteenth street, and have no branch of their establish,
meut on Broadwsy, confining their sales exclusively to car
rtagea of their own manufacture.
Buy clapp's noiseless thill cocplino
and Pole Eye, made from the beet Norway Iron, and
warranted. It requires no packing. For -ale by all principal
can laae hardware dealers la the country, General depoU,
New York, W Bowery, 80 Warren and IdO Chambers
stirets. Price $180 per pair. A liberal discount to the
trade.
CM itt auction mart. corner broadway and
ihlrty-nlnth street?J. J. HENRY, Auctioneer. Regular
tale this morning, at 10 o'clock, of Horses. Carriages,
Harness. Whips, Ac., Ac. Included in the list of horses will
be found :?
A ba/ Mare, 8 years old, sound and kind, n perfect family
horse
A sorrel Mare, 6 years old: ran trot 1n three minutes.
A bay lloree, 7 years eld, sound and kind.
A hay Mare, years old, sound and kind, aired by Battler,
an,l ran trot in three minutes.
A brown Horse, 8 yea re old. a superior work horse,
A brown Mare, 8 years old, sound and kind.
Also other Hor?ee Full description In catalogues at sale;
alio a large assortment of new and second band Carriage-,
Harne-e, Whips, Ac., Ac., with which the sale will commence.
No postponement on account of wratber. Superior stabling
for louses, hy the Jay, week or month.
C(MARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
GREAT BARGAIN'S.
1 have on consignment, from best c image manufartu.
most be told. De?le>t *nd other* will Olid 11 to Tlelr adtii>u?c
to call. Three hundred oihera that will be offered,
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES,
At CALVIN WIT IT'S Carriage Depot 638 Broadway.
C| 1ARRIAOE FOR SALE-A LIOHT CALASH. IN
good order, made by Wood Rrolhera; will be odd for
leaa than It la worth, btabla No. * East Tweuly-aighth at.
C| HtOCPB TOR SALE?CIRCULAR~ FHONT, N I. vIt I,V
/ new and in aplendld order: suitable for one or two
horaea. Can be *eeu at club stable. No. 24 West Thirteenth
erect, between Fifth and Sixth areouea. Inquire for Jauee,
coachman.
BWOR MLE-A SUPERB PAIR OK CARRIAGE
1 Hor?ea, dark bays, long tails and tnanea, air years oM,
near 14 hands high, very stylish, ami warranted perfectly
sound, kind and gentle; price $1,500. Also a light l>og
Cart, made br Wood Brothers, together with a double
Harness: price BlbO. Also a single Harness, Saddle and
and Hi idle, Ac., the property of a private gentleman. Ap.
ply at Maaon A Co.'a i it cry stable, corner Broadway and
Twenty.seventh atreet, or to LD. BiNSSK, No, 7 Bcekmao
street.
FHOR SALE-TEN GOOD WORK HORSES, SUIT A BLR
for truck, carts or exprese wagons; sll young, sound
and kind. Apply at Its Fulton atreet, and at Tom Roae'g
sublet, Iludaon avanue, near Concord street, Brooklyn.
FVOR SAL8-AT MANSION STABLES, SEVENTH
arenue and Forty-second atreet. one pair of brown
Ms ret 15 hands and l)g Inches high; can trot together In
three rainnles; light top Wagon and a good double aet of
Harness also. Inquire for Tnomat Orogan.
1~7oR SALE-TWO OOOD WORK nORHES, FIT FOR
1 sny kind of biialness, seven and eight years old, aeren.
teen bands, warranted aound and kind. Inquire at WIN.
TEKBOTTOM'S Suble, M and W Hulllran atreet, near
Spring, until Sold.
1P0R SALE?A SPLENDID PAIR OF BaY HOnsES,
' ell years old. HJd bands high, pony bmlt; splendid
drlvere, can trot In four minulqa. warranted aound and
kind; will be euld obeap, a? the owner baa no ate for them.
Alto a aplendid pair of aaddle Ponies, 14 hands high. Ap.
ply at etable, 186 First arenue.
For bale-fob want or use, no faults, from
country, brown coupe, family or carriage Horee, al
private etable No. SO Weat Twenty eighth itreel. C oath man
alse wanu a eltuatlon. .
i/or halb-a light bcoot. shifting top, in
r good order, but little nted. Afply at 54 Grorytroot.
IV-OR SALR-A DARK IRON ORAY HORSB, FIVB
r yeara old, Id baada high, warranied aoond tad kind;
can tiot la three mUotee. Apply hi M Orore (tier. Aleo
i cue Coupe,
IW ? O
RK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTE
HORSES, CARRIAOEI, ?C>
1?0r sals?a HAND-SOME DARK SORREL HORSE,
J? IVa bands Ulgh, warrants,I sound- has superior action.
Can bs seen at pr.vate stable M West Eleventh street.
For sale-a splendid xatciird pair op cartlage
Horses; tar. without anr white; 1G bauds high;
6 rears old; prompt drivers; wurranted sound and kind.
In,juue at 138 East Twenty-seventh street.
For sale-half its value, a gentleman'8
luruout; a pet live rear old Mare, WH hands, sound
and hind, goes to saddle or harness, suitable for a Ud/;
latest style city built Wagon and Harness. Apply at Uouso
of Lords, la East Houston street, oornor of Crosby.
Fob sale-at a low price, a top Buaov, in
good order, made by Brewster. Apply at 2&> Slith ar.
For sale-a new one horse truck, applv
at i;a Eld ridge street.
For sale-a brown bat horse, sound and
kind, Top Wagon, Hat ae*s, a complete turnout, at a
bargain. Apply at No 93 Qiecnwich street.
For sale-a black colt, four vf.ars old
last spring; kind and gentle in harness. flue action; I
will be sold tueap. Cell at corner avenue D and Ninth
street. A. MILLS.
L<UK 3ALK-A Kri.ti.liUlll I CAN ur MSI HJU.IU
X Mares; can trot in 2:jO double, or 2:40 single; ba> and
brown; 6 and 7 years old; 13 hands and 1 lucli high. w:ib
beautiful long talis; sound and kind. Will be told double or
iugly. Call at 3113 Seventh avenue.
B^OR SALE?A LARUE TRUCK. TWO HORSE.-5, SET
Harness, and work ilio cheapest in tbc city; with work
or not. Inquire for Carman, No. oti Warren street.
fpOR SALE?DOCTOR'S BUGGY, DOG CART. SLIDE
X seat top Bugev and no tops, made by best city makers; also
an assortment oT new work top and no top Buggies, Kuckaways,
Ac., at TOOKEK'S, 137 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
For salr-a black pony, s years old, u.s
high; perfectly faultless; a lady or child can ilrlvo or
ride him. Also a leather top Wa;iin and Hurnets: price
WJU. Inquire of Jdr. WALSH. 123 North Slith street, Wil.
ll&maburg.
I|IOR SALE-A BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, 14K
hands high; souud and kind. Also a light coveied one
scat Buggy, ci'.y made; Harness, Ac. KINO'S stables,
Forty-first atreet, nenr Fourth avenue. w?CiOR
SALE-A FINE BAY MARE, FIVE YEARS
X old; 13 hands; sound and kind. Inquire of HENRY
M. CARPENTER, 004 Second avenue, t
tpOB SALE?A VERY STYLISH. WELL BRED YOUNG
X Horse. 18 hands high, 6 years old; sound and klud m
tingle and double harness. A splendid saddle Mor e.
W. Bl 11KE, 79 Third avenue.
Ij'UK SAI.t.?A KINK LAKUIS ?AX .Yl.MilS, in II A.> U>,
r 5 years old j road or draught; promises speed; $175;
also a low priced Horse, $75: Uoih warranted souud
and kind. 26? West TnirteentU street,
LVOR SALE?FOR WANT OF USE, A OBNTLFMAN'S
i dark bay Horse, 14% bands high; sound, gentle and
slyllsli. Also a Top Buggy, of Brewster A Co 's make,
nearly new, wilh Harness, Ae. Can be seen at J. Towuley's
private stablo, No. 5 West Thirteenth street.
IfOR PALE-HORSE, 7 YEARS OLD, 16 HANDS
high, with Spring Cart and Harness, nil in good ord- r;
also a cheap driving Horse. lbO CjucorJ street, Brooklyn^
FOR SALE?25 SUPF.RrOR WORK HORSES, JUST
from the country, suitable for trunk, express and gro
eery men. Prices from $100 to $350. Apply at Hb Mercer st"
f'OIt SALE-A TRICK, HORSE AND HARNESS;
will be sold Fcpir.tfe if required; also a Grocery
Wagon. Apply nt 47 Bayard street.
TjlOR BALE?A TEAM OF STYLISH BAY HORSES. 16
JP bauds high, suitable for any work, Call 107 Wooetes
street.
For salf.-a very fine dark chestnut
Horse, 15% bands high, Just in from the country; five
years old ; warranted In every rospect. Apply at Sackett's
grocery, 561 Third avenue, corner Thirty-ninth streak.
For sale?a valuable cart horse and harness;
also some One wagon and saddlo Horses: alio one
flue team of Mares, and a One team af pony built truck
Horses. 80 New Chamber street. cFor
sale cheap-four good carriages,
three Wagons, Harness and Ilorees, and Stable to let,
410 Thirty-elghth street. , ,
THEO, MART1NE, 833 West Twenty-eighth street,
Government property at private bale?
10,000 sets government Harness, new and second hand 1
Raddles, Bridles, Collars, Ac.; Military Clothing, wool and
rubber Blankets; Tents of all kinds, with poleA Camp
meetings supplied. Awnlnga ana Wagon Covers made to
order, la PITKIN A CO., No. 5 Park place, New York;
MO North Promt street, Philadelphia, Pa, . ?.
TTiMnimni vits no isu man nnnsM. ntTflOY
11" and Harnett* for saie'low* Can bit ieen at 'liable, 63 I
East Twenty-third street) particular* of Mr. Dodge, at 184
W ill lam atreet. Handsome
six year old bay hobsb. 16*
hand*, sound and kind; will go In tingle and double
lirirne-*; good family hone. Apply to J, II, DAYTON, 149
Weet Thlrty-flfth streak
Horse blankets, horsb blankets, carrlage
and Stable, Lap Robes, Mate, Malaeoa Whips,
Sweat Blankets, Surclugea.'Ae.. the beet Ooode at low prices.
MAGNUS BROS., 104 Fulton street.
NE FINE SEA 8PRINO CLOSE COACH, ^TOOD
Brother makers; but llttie used: In perfect order; also
one elegant close Coach. Wood maker) one Coach Rocksway,
Larance maker, and one light six seat Phaeton; to be
sold cheap at N. MOuNliT'8 wsrerooms, 91 Liberty street.
Park horsb.-for sale, a very handsome,
weU bred cl>e*nut saddle Hone, about 18 hands high. 8
years old, and perfectly sound; baa been ridden by a lady ;
goes in single or double harness. To be seen at Kamp'a
club sublet, 23 and 94 Wsst Thirteenth street, between Fifth
end Sixth tvenuea
PART OF A FIRST RATE STABLE TO RENT.?INquire
st 813 West Twenty-sixth etreet.
SINGLE TRUCK WANTED.?I WISH TO PURCHASE
a new single Truck, or one that baa not been long used,
Of medium light build, with good length of body, suited to
bay and grain trade. Address for two days S. Bobluson,
Herald office.
SLF.IOH WANTED.?A GOOD SECONO hand slbiuh
wanted, with either one or two seals. Must be cheap.
Address, with description and lowosl price for cash, Dealer,
box 213 Herald office.
Team of horses and double harness for
aile. 37 Henry etreet. Brooklyn.
TWO COACnES, BAROUCHE, THREE HORSES, TWO
seU double Harness, Whips, Blankets. Ac.. complete,
with Stable; rent paid to November; price $1.30(1 rash; a
good business chance. Apply at euble 130 Weet Thirtyninth
etreet. near Seventh avenue.
WANTED-A BAY BROWN HORSE, ABOUT SIX
years old, fully l!*a bands high; long, arching nsrk
and long, full Utl. Apply, during three days, st 138 Last
Twenty-seventh stroet.
Wanted?A PONY BUILT HORSE; handsome,
stylish, quick movement; suitable for a young lady
to drive. Address box 2,384 Post office.
WANTED?A PAIR OF TRUCK HORSES; LARGE
size. Apply at 93 John street.
WANTED?A LIGHT. STYLISH TOP BUGGY WAOON.
nearly new; in good order; beat city make, cheap for
cash. Address, sutlng price and maker * name. Wagon, box
179 Herald office.
WANTED TO HIRE?A STABLE, WITH FIRST CLASS
accommodations for live horses Kent must be moderate.
(Address with particular*, O. C., box 42 sUtlon A, Post
office.
WANTED-TO HIRE, A ST ABLE. BETWEEN
Thirlv fourth and Fort'eth re>-t? and from Fourth
to Seventh avenue, ntuat hare at least four alalia and room
for lour carriages. ALLEN A BROWN, 96 Broadway.
Q1 MBRRTY -TRFET-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
t'l I errlagea. Fhaatool, Rocket.iys, Boggle, and 'I r
net-, aellnif off at a large Uncount for cash, ?tN. MoONEV'S
warernom".
&1HO WILL BUY A THOROCOH BRED VERY
71''"' handaome Morgan Stallion; haa trotted In 2 S3;
alao a low priced farm team of handaome bar Mares a
pony built S year old bay Mart, $73. M oat be (Old. No. 466
Pearl aireet.
WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL fBLACK'POHY,
Jl*'"-' Neddie and Bridle; warranted kind, a perfe t pet
for children. Apply to J. W. tIKDNEY, 4U and 12 Lichaufo
place.
UW A Hit".
AC, REWARD.-LOST, ON MONDAY, SEPT. 21, HE.
O.) t?'n 2 and 1 o'clock I*. M., tn tbo neighborhood of
Thlrty-elgluh etrort and Sixth avenue. a black and tan Dog,
with re I roller. Any one aeturnlng him to 111 Weal Fourteenth
atreet will receive the abore reward.
reward will be paid PGR THE return
5>) of a large Maltese Cat at 196 West Fourteenth atreet.
<?. I ft RF.WAKD.-LOPT. ON MONDAY. SBrT. 23, A
71" black enamelled Bra-elet, In during from Gabhardt's
Swimming Institute to Slaty-eighth atreet. through to
Third avenue and rt venly-flrel atreet. Whoever will rdnrn
the aame to 24 Wt?l Twenty.fourth atreet will receive the
above reward.
doa REWARD-FOB A SNUFF COLORED ITALIAN
7Z" Greyhound, loet. Any person returning the dog
to 26 Eaet Fortieth atreet will receive tho above reward.
<3Iff ft REWARD-STOLEN, on the nioiit OF SEP.
?T?)U tember 29, at Mount Vernon, from Wm. Le Roy, an
Iron gray llorae; etands 16 handa hlch, la 7 years old, haa a
awolb-n vein on hie left hind foot, the fore part of hla toot
worn by overreaching; le galled on both shoulders by the
baraeae, le a free driver, and valued at $300. A reward of
$60 will he paid any perann returning the aame to Win. Le
Boy, at Mount Vernon. Westchester county, N. Y.
AQ/VA REWARD-AT 149 AND 160 FULTON STREET.
ipOU' 'Bureau of Information,where every apeolee of rao.
eatltv le thoroeghly eifted for peraone Inteteated. A liberal
reward le paid for confidential Information regarding rob.
bery, forger/, fraud, etnbeitl-.ment, crlmcon, and all dia>
honeety.
FINE ART*.
COLOHIST WANTED. APPLY. WITU SAMPLE,
from I to 2 thla day. or addreee F. Coomba, 48 Hoblnaon
treat.
M A TBI NOV IAU
A GENTLEMAN OF AGREEABLE MANNERS, CON.
fldlng aid liberal dlapoelllba, would like to make the
acnualiitaaoe of a die. reel and handaome young lady, from
16 to 12, with e view tn matrimony. He dislikes fashion and
formality, and would eenatder bar (empathies more emu rat
and ataeere should ehe be dependent upon bar awn aiartiona
end ha willing to aeeept hie eounael sad assistance. The
young lady to whom thla ahould prove mutually agreeable
will hud a true aad eengenlal friend Addraaa, In perfect
RK H
MBER 25, 1867.?TRIPLE
FIMAWCIAL,
Albert . nicolay.
Stock Auctioneer,
Dealer and Broker
In Government Securities, Gold.
Sleeks end Bonds of ever; description,
So. 43 Blue street, Hevr York.
Established sixteen years.
* TLANT1C SAVINGS BANK.?CHATHAM SQUARE;
J\. s.x per cent interest allowed on snuis from (1 to
$3,000; deposits nude now draw interest from October 1.
HARRISON HALL, Piesideut.
C. D. lUit.EY, Treasurer.
J. P. Coopstt, Secretary.
A FIRST CLASS LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
Agency wauted?l'or this city Address Thomss A.
Mitchell, northeast corner Seventh and D streets, Washing.
ton City, P. C.
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD
Company.?The semi annual interest on the seven per
cent land mortgage bonds of this company, due In New
York, October 1, will be paid, w hen due, by the Farmera'
Loan and Trust Company, on presentation of the coupous
to them. J. N. DENISON. Treasurer.
Boston, Sept. 2?, 1867. ______
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
Southwest corner of Bowery and Canal street.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON ALI. SUMS
1KOM KlVh V KIV. THOUSAND DOLLARS.
INTKItES.' COM ".ENCIsS OCTOBER 1.
SF.YMOl'H A. Bl NCR, Sci'y. GEO. KOLSOM, Prcs't.
uor sale at a sacrifice?dry dock AND east
f Broadway Railroad Sto k, paying 10 per cent, and
will pay more tu future. Apply tu S. It. JACOBi. No. 1
New street.
Manhattan metallurgical works, aw. a#2
and 551 West Twenty-eighth street, New York.?Assays
of gold, silver, copper, lead and other ores; special attention
given to the analysis of ores, minerals, clayB, waters and
general commercial prolucts of all kinds; testa of gold,
silver, copper and lead ores by sinoltlug, In quantities of
fvrim inn SSI- Ps.HI 1Kb (a ton (nnn- crnlil ami alltwp on>b worked
Ill paicell of 100 lbs. to 10 ton* bv amalgamate process; apodal
contract* for larger qtiantltlea;"roflulng of bullion; old gold
and illver and jowelere' aweeoi bought or rellued; founders
and metal workera fnrulabed with alloy* of every deacrlptlon;
partlea requiring plnua and specification* for the
erection of smelting work* can be supplied, and the actual
procesa while working ahown; plans nnd specification*
l'uinlabed for work* and processes for the manufacture
ol sulphuric aeJd, soda ash and general chemical produce.
Mr. Wm. West. Sung rlnteudent, formerly of
Swansea, Wale*. For engagomBu and terms, apply at the
ofllceof SEGuK, SWaN A HO. 06 Broadway.
Money advanced confidentially to mer.
chants on nie. liandlae In original or broken packages.
Booms No*. 4, 3, C and 7.
WM. H. BRADY, 609 Broadway.
^ENsIiNDEBFER MINING COMPANY.
Tenth Monthly Dividend.
The Truateea hare declared a Dividend of one per cent on
tho capital slock for the month of August, payable at the
olllco of the Company. 19 Broad atroet, September 30, 1)307.
Transfer hooka closed Sept. 23 to Oct. I.
h. A. suekhill, Secretary.
Ntw York, Sept. 20, 1867.
<251 ^ nnn wanted to borrow, on cnkncom.
<jpJ.?),UUU berel productive Real Estate In lb# country,
worth three or four times the amount; unquestioned aeciifltv.
Apply hi OOODWIN A KACROT, Attorneys, Broad,
wny, who will give fall particulars.
g5l nn hafl t0 loan-on city improved
JpLUU.UU" real estate, In auma of $1 to $15,000.
Money wanted to loan on out town property.
taylor A co., 20 Liberty street.
nnn t0 loan on bond and mortiP4i)u,UUU
gage On two or more sums) on real estate.
In thlacltr or Brooklyn.
john F. con key, 62 Wall street, room No. 13.
LOAN OFFICES. _ %
Advance? made on watches, diamonds,
Jewelry, Dry flood* and Personal Property of every description.
J. A. JACKSON, 111 Orand street, two doOfS
west of Broadway.
At 77.?MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA,
monda, Watches, Jewelry, Ac., or the lame bought at
the highest rates; also Pawnbrokers' tickets bought for Diamonds.
Watches, Jewelrv, Ao? at 77 Bleecksr street, second
floor, three doors west of Broadway.
if ui mini ihvav nnRNRA op BLEECKER
A street, up i-alra, the ntmoit value paid for Diamond*,
Watches, Jewel*. bllrerwaro, Ao. Liberal adranoes mad*
on oonalgnmeuls. Diamonds and Watohee for aale.
A. HOMIOMAB, Broker.
AT 13 WAVERI.ET PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY, I
pay the higheet price for Diamond*! Watchaa, Jewelry,
to S. B,?Loaua negotiated.
IDtio,nuauni Ranker. UWwAd ?UM.
A T HTMAJCa. ? BROADWAY, CORNER BONO
JX etreet?Liberal adranoea made on Diamond*, Watohee,
Silverware, Ac., or wUl pay the higheet market value roc
theeame.
AT as OHATftAM STREET, CP STAIRS, OVER THE
halrdreiiing ealoon.?Pawnbr Were' tleketa bought for
Watohee, Diamond!, Jewelry, Pearle, Ac. Alao old Gold and
Sliver bought.
I A T 118 WEST ELEVENTH BTKBBT, BETWEEN FIFTH
JX and Sixth arenuaa,?Money advanoed on Furniture,
PUnoa, Mirror*, Carpet*. Brouzea, Statuary, Booka, Paint,
inga, Ac.: no monay loaned on chattel mortgage. Storage
forfurnlturo.
Advances made on watches, diamonds, jewelry,
Bllrer Ware, personal property and merchandise.
N. LEVY, 607 Broadway, corner Fourth atraet, up alalra,
room 10.
Diamond jewelry boitoht at its utmost intrlnsto
value. Loan* negotiated. lloura, 0 to 10. 2 to S
only. l'Ll'MB, Diamond Broker, nine year* eatabllahed at
812 Broadway.
PERSONS IIAY1NO DIAMONDS OR WATCHES TO
dlapoaeof, or wlahlng loan* on the aame will do w*U
to call on CUA8. A. PEASE, 1*1 Broadway, room No. C.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUOIIT-OF WATCHES.
Jewelry. Diamond*, Rllka, Clothing. Ac., or the aame
article* bought at the hlgheat market price, at 110 Orand
atreat, near Mulberry.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT. PRIVATE OFflco,
Bowery, near Grand atr-et, room* No*. 1 and 2.
PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUOHT.?MONET LIBerally
advanced on Diamonds. Silka, Watches, Dry
Good* and articles of value, or the same pure turned. BAR.
N ARD, ?subllaired 17 yaara, at 18 West Houston street, room
No. t. near Broadway.
TIIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR DIAMONDS'
Watches, Jewelry. Stiver Ware, Silka, Ae. Also money
advanced on the asm*. Private oOlee, 120 Bowery, near
Orand street, rooma Noa. 1 and 2, up atalrs.
Wanted.?diamonds, watches and jewelry
bought, aold, and liberal advauoea made on the eame
by R. 11. lot ell A co., .W Broadway, room No. 1.
C:'lt\ nnncabh paid for diamonds, watches.
J)Ol',v"U Jewelnr, Pianos, Silka, Ac. Also loans
negotiated on merchandise, or real estate, Ac. At 817 Broadway,
room No. 4, second door.
DRY GKMIDB.
\t grand street cheap store.
Prices right now; new Goods every day.
Monday, ready from auction.
Bonnet aad Tilmmlng Klhbone,
All the fashionable shade* In colored silk Bonnet Velvets,
Satins, plain and corded Silks, Ac., at gold prices; also lines
of black silk Velvets at gl CO. ft 78, $2 and upwards: Flowers.
leathers, red and millinery Lace*, Em.irolderlea,
Olov**. Hosiery, Yankee Notions. Ae., Ae. Many of the
goods Will be found below ooetef importation.
edward ridley,
Suit, 31), 311)^ Grand. M, IW and 70 Allen atreet,
Fifth block eaat from the Bowery.
a t orand street cheap STORK.
>% < 1 " unt.llAil Halls with SVArv nATslI T
Monday, the following ah.ipea In Bonnet*:?Antoinette, Ce.
cells. Ruth, Hti?r, F.liiabetb, Diadem, Monett* and Lotto
llaU. Sensation, Rolled, Carlota, Flirt, Berlin, All Right,
nui.mnd, Kngli.h Roll. Turban, Ac., fully one-tblrd below
lut week * price*.
1 ul! line* of ini'ie*', children's, Infanta', and ladle*' Hate,
Iii vciv t, pluah, hearer satin, opera cloth and felt*, every
dceirable color ubil aliade.
Alio l?>ii Hats and Bonnet Frames cheap.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
30J, 311, SUM Grand. ? <H and 71) Allen street.
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
A^MT EITHER RTORE-FROM AUCTION.?
ho,out yds. splendid Shirting Moulin* for U.'ia.,worth I0?.
2",t*?) yd*, genuine Merrltnac Print* for I2)g0., worth I Ho.
10.I*a) yds. Flannel, IBc. and 31e.; worth formerly Wc.
Also Immense lota Blankets, t asalmerea. Table Moans,
Kninia** ('loth*. Napkins, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Aw.
At retail tor aliuo't half turmer prices, tine lot of Blankets
at (I a pair, worth 13 One lot fa and $4, worth $8 and $10.
PUhTi.K RIti iTIIERS, Eighth a?., near Eighteenth St.,
and FOSTER BROTHERS, 07$ Bleecker street.
-EXTRAORDINARY BALE OF ELEGANT GOODS
, at prlrate sale ? Flee eamel'e hair shawls, two wi Its
Pauley Shawls, Ore blarh point Isoa Shawls, onn exquisite
white poiut Uce shawl, point lace Dress, point la c Floret" e,
seren yards;/point lace llsndkarrhlef, cost $t,two in gold;
ono thread Ism Parasol Cover, one Russian Bsblo Capo and
Boa one Ermine It * SI I Rtll and many other srtic e/,
beside* Diamond Ring*. Diamond beta, Ac , Ac.; two white
and black striped Moire anttuun Dress Patieriis; all the
property of a dlailngulahed and tilled lady; to lie sold within
three day*. All to be aa?n at CuD Bioedway rooms Not. 4, 5,
snd7. WM H. BRADY.
HO'FARRELL HAS OPENED 800 PIECES OF
, t'ro?ley'a Bi usstls Carpet, bi* own Importation for
the fall trade, all new atyles. at SI A6 per y*rd. BrtghFe
an 1 dame*tle Broa?elt at fl 50 toil 00 per yard. $500,000
worth of Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, hi* own manurac.
inte. and warranieii. Small profile and quick sale* my
motto. NIT to 771 West Thirty.flfih atraat. aoraer Rlghth
avenue. P. a ?The large*! houaaa In tha city are charglag
$2 par yard for Croeley'a g ode.
LAIIIF.8' ATTENTION IS SPECIALLY CALLED TO
the eeonad grand opening on Wednesday, With mat., a
paper Patterns, trimmed and plain, of every variety o
fat menu, from lateat ParUian Importation*, at Mm*
iUVAL'8 Dress, Closkmaking and Patterns Batabliahmaol
HM Broadway.
M?HS SWEET. FRENCH DRESSMAKER (LATE OF
O'Hulllvan k Grlcg'O. 21P Sixth avenue. N. t. Partlcu.
lar attention paid to avenlug and party Urease*.
TMUCKER nAS THE CHOICEST GOODS IN THE MARkat
In the way of rrsl Marabout Colffsura, Marabout
Trlmmlnga, Oetrlah and Fancy I earners, Velvets and Bnn.
net Silke, all shade*, hash and*Velvet Ribbons. Br'dal
He aand Valla. Rich I.ieca, ell kind*; Embroideries, Parte
Flowers, Corsaia, Small Wares and Trlmmlag*.
SIM Broadway,
Next door to Grace' buret),
aB'O MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORRKRKPBRS. #
At Grand Street Cheap Hlora
yon esn pnrehsao cut length* of Millinery Good* cheaper
than down town; Jobbers sell whole pine** Call. 4 beapeat
lino of Satlna, black snd colored Silk Veleeta In Iha ?ly. Ma.
amine nnr Velvets. Fslts. Bsavsr and Staw Hate; It will pay
yea. Mark the address- EDWARD RIDLEY.
SOP. $11, $!IM Grand. $$, M sad 70 Allen afreal,
Firth block east from tbo Bowery.
Carapaaa iha a tore aeery Ave mlantea from ooraorof
Oraad street end Broedwav.
ERA]
SHEET. J
nillinbst.
A card.?will open paris millinery on
Wednesday, 2-1 ill in?t. The latest uoveltlek la Bunnet*.
Oreia Oap? and Headdresses.
lira. c. LEVINS, Mrs. j. II. OOSSON,
12 University place, corner of Eleventhstreel.
AOARD.-K. MATIIERS A CO., ?I BROADWAY,
comer Nineteenth ureet. huve a large assortment of
Bonnets and Uouud HaU, of the latent eiylea, for the fall
and winter.
A CARD.
W. JACKSON, 651 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN ON
Tlinrad.iy, the 28th, an elegant slock of Mourutug Bonnets,
Mantillas, Shawls and Dress uoods.
No. 551 BROADWAY,
opposite Tiffany A Oo.'*.
A-M. T. HiaOINS WILL EXHIBIT HIS NEWEST
. atyles of Bounet*. called the Lagrange and Metlernlcb,
on Thuriday, 2titli, at 815 Broadway and 128 Sixth avenue.
A LARUE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
French Bonneu and Millinery Goods, just received,
will be opened Wednesday and Thursday. 25th and 28lb,
at O. T. RKEDKR'S, 333 Canal (treet. Our old customorl
uud strangers in the city are iuvited to cell botore purcha*
ing elsewhere.
Arrival of theo. jonaxique with a select
assortment of the latent novelties of the season in
Paris Pattern Bonnets and other Millinery Ooodr, all of lite
selection and well known taato, which are now offered tor
sale at 598 Broadway.
B~ro<jklyx
Opening of
Fall and Winter Millinery,
On 'I liurediiy, Sept. 28,
At A. M. HIllKilNS' Millinery Show Rooms,
239 and 211 Fulton street, Btouklvu.
Iitall millinery.-mrs. j. r. davidson, no. 38
University place, has just opened and Is now exhibiting
a case or tho most elegant novelties in Fall aud Winter
Millinery from tho leading Parle homes.
|TtALL MILLINERY.?MISS M. A. GODKN, 7M FULTON
r eveuue, will open on Thursdav, September X, it select
asnortiuent of fall and winter Bonnets; also ladies'and
Misses' Hals.
t7iall miliinery-pattern BOHNKT8 ?miss p.
r DAVIH. r.' Division street. will o|x>n on Widnesday and
Thursday, and every day In the week, and takes pleasure In
Informing mnrehanis nnd milliner* from nil sections of the
oounlry tfiat she m now prepared to oiler a large aud elegant
assortment of full Uonnen. Ac., of her own Importation and
manufacture, to which the attention of those wanting handsome
Pattern Bounds la respectfully aollcited.
FALL MII-UNERY.-MRS. O. SCHLEOEL, 216 ROW.
cry, will open on Wednesday, Seplember 25 nnd 26. a
select a*?ortmeut of fall nnd winter Bonnet*, alio Hull, to
which alia culls the attention of the trade.
MISS GUMMING8, NO. 31 BOND STREET. WILL EXhiblt
on Thursday, September 26, many novelties In
fall and winter Millinery.
MT. IIIGOINS WILL OPEN SEVERAL CASES OP
novelties In velvets, shaded and latin ilbbons, Ac., at
126 Sixth avenue and Bit) Broadway,
MT. IIIGOINS HAS IMPORTED THE GREATEST
. varioty In Uowera, feathers, Ac., which will be on oxposition
Thursday, ?6iu, at Mi Bioadtvuy and 120 Sixth
avenue.
MT. IIIGOINS WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, 26TH,
. novelties in Round Hats J nit received from Pari*, at
MB Broadway aa.l 126 mxtii avenue.
Mrs. ayer and miss shuqo will open on
Thursday. September 20lh, at 318 Sixth avenue, with
a pretty assortment oi lull and winter Bonnets.
Madame Harris, no. t brevoortpl\ce (East
Tenth stioeti, ha* lust re.lurnod frotn Paris with a
large assortment of BonnetA and Bridal Wreaths,
Madame Harris, no. 7 brevoort place Veast
Tenth sireet), is now exhibiting Walking Suits, tor tall
and winter wear, of new material?Norwegian Poplin.
Madame Harris, no. 7 brevoort place (east
Tenth street).?A large assortment of imported Cloaks,
Breakfast Jackets, Lacu Shawls, Ac., Ac.
Madame iiarris. no. 7 brevoort place (East
Tenth street).?Dress and Cloak Making, Bridal Outfits.
Ac.
Mme. LOVETT, 753 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN ON
Thursday, September 26, the late l'artsiau styles of
Millinery and Dressmaking.
Mme. CARTER, AT NO. 5 BREVOORT PLACE,
will open on Thursday nest her Paris novelties, consisting
of elegant designs in riob Opera and Velvet Bonnets;
also nch Point and CbanUUy Laces of every style.
MME. RALLINO'S SEMI-ANNUAL OPENINQ OF
elegant French Bonnets and Hats will take place on
Wednesday, September 23. at her new establishment, 779
Broadway
MMB. RALLING'S SEMI-ANNUAL OPENING OP
elegant French Bonnets and Data will take place on
Wednesday, September '26, at her new Mlabllahmeui, 779
Broadway.
Madame kahn will open on Wednesday
and Thursday. 2Slb and 96tb, very oholce Paris Millinery,
Including choice seleoltona of Opera Boonsts Dressmaking
In all the la teat Paris sly lea. MADAME KAHN,
239 Sixth avenue, between Poumsath and Filleentb streets,
H?W Tofk,
Madame buehlmkyer, successor to the
wen known eld establishment of Madame Ferrero. will
exhibit on Wednesday, Sept. 26. 1867, Pall and Winter Millinery,
at No. 6 Great Jonea street.
Madamecamili.elacy, ian sixth avenue, four
doors uboro Ninth street, will open^hor splendid *to*-'k
or I'lUlS JPllHinri-J oil n C11in?u?.r( f' l'l, av, tv T?<vu ?? .Urites
her numerous friends and patrons.
Mauam bkcor, w broadway. will exhibit
on Thursday. Jblli, a choice selection of Bonnets,
Hound Hats and other noreltlei of the latest Parisian styles.
MLLBS. 0. A L. MAROHAL, 18 CLINTON PLACE,
will open on Wednesday, 36th Instant, their nsw stock
of Kreneh Bonnets, Cultletirx. Ac., all of the latest fashions,
which they have Just received fiom Paris.
MISSES LA MENT8 BE<? LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
their fall opening of Patterns for Wednesday, Kept.
2ft, and will then eihlblt all the new styles. Emporium of
fashions 7d West Thirty fourth street, betweou ru th are.
nue and Broadway.
MILLINERS AND MERCHANTS WILL FIND THE
latest styles of Paris Pattern Bonnets and Jockeys at
Mmes. AN NK rrK M lLLI.lt a BllAXfuN, 30 West fourth
street, at ieasouable prices.
MILLINERY.-PALL STYLES ON EXHIBITION, SEP.
tstuber 20 and 38. LORD A TAYLOR,
Grand sad Chrystle streets.
Mrs. m. pebly, nob. 7 and v.4 division
street will exhibit fall and winter Millinery oa this
end succeeding dsys.
/XPENlNO DAY.
II. V. MYERS, MS BROADWAY,
will open onTHIJKBPAY, KEPTPMHKU 38. his nf.w TM- !
PORT AT IONS OF LADIEtl', CHILDREN's AND BOYb'
HATS, FEATHERS, AO.
PARIS MILLINP.RY.?MRS. WEST, COURT STREET,
corner Hsckett, Brooklyn, wlllfopsn on Thursday, September
38, with sn elegant assortment of Bonnets end Hals.
TO THE TRADE.-R. THOMPSON A CO., 477 BROAD,
way. will open on Wedneaday end Thursday, September
M and 38, a choice stock of French Bonnete and round
Date.
WL. MACAUI.KY, 887 BROADWAY. BETWEEN NINE- I
. leeutb and Twentieth street*, will exhibit on Wcdne*.
day, sen. JO, Vail Paahloua In French Millinery.
POUT OFKICK NOTICK.
PORT ori'h.R NOTICE?TH8 MAILS FOR TBII
United kingdom and (ha Continent, via Southampton
and Biemen, per eteamer DenKehland. will rloae at tbla
oftiae on Thuradny. Kept, 88. at 10:30 A. M., and at Uie up
town oflleoa aa follow* -Station* A and B, 8 tA A. M.; nation*
C and I>, 8 30 A. M.i atatlona R and F. 8:10 A. M.; atation
O. 8 A. M. JAM I S KELLY. Poatmaator
TH1A LDCTVRH SBASOlf.
Important lecturer dailt-to ibentlemi:*
only, on Intercatlnf auhjarta. at tbo New York Muaenm
of Anatomy, 818 Broadway Thnae unabla to attend lhc*o
le turee aiai reeelro a ropy by forwarding ten < "-nt?. A.!
dieaa Secretary of New York Muaaum of Auatouiy, 618
Broadway.
LAW RLSIMRSN.
TO CREDITORS.-PARTIES EKCRIVINQ BANKRUPT
nolloea from any part of tha United State* oan have their
debt* proved and dirldenda collected without any peraonal
trouble by aeuding a not* to u* and wa will call on thetn.
r.iot/duo rlalrna collected, no matter where; tba blgbeat
buaineaa reference* giran : charge* moderate.
OOODWIN A FALLOT. Attorney*, iW Broadway.
FOB half,
A-Foll HAf.E-AN OYSTER BOAT AND BURINERR,
. Corner tirocerlea, flue Oyatrr Saloon*, down town
Keatauranta, llotela, Corner Ll<|unr Store*. Fancy llooda
Store*, Cigar Store*, lloop Skirt Btorea, Bakeiy and Confectionery,
Butter Stand*. Prorlalon Stand ", Produce Stand*,
Meal standa. MITCilF.I.L'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar at.
V^rn FIRST CLASH MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR
aale?Witb ateam bowar;*er*rytblug complete; ready
ale* f?rgooda, with ofllee down town.
HOWES A SAI I III RY, No 1 Hey atreet, room No 9.
LARGE SIZE SAFE AND TWO SMALL SAFER OP
Honing*, Llllia'a and Wilder'! make fur aale cheap,
S. O. gl'IRK, 7? WllllamStreet.
A -FOR RALE, HALF INTKRRST IN FRUIT AND
HHa Produce More, K??I required, owner can I atttnd to
II MM*; loud man morn ne?<jrit then money.
' \ vtl'BBLL A CO., loi Hiith WIM
AN OLD ESTBIJSnP.D DRUG STORK. STOCK AND
Klunrea *111 he ?ol<l at a bar*., In or airhao|ed for lmproved
or ualmpruved property. Apply to
XINO A CO.
No*. and 1 Twenty-third *treel, Fifth Aveaue Hotel.
A complete rectifying distillery for
tale or to let?At KM Greenwich etreet, alio Loft* to
let. Apply on th* premlaee.
A RARE CHANCB.-FOR HA IK A) II BAP. "'TUB 1
Stoeh and Flilnr** of aa old and welree'ablUned *or.
arr liquor etor* np town.' Apply to TIIOS. GAFKNKY,
Auctioneer, corner of Ttyrty-aecond etreet and Ninth av.
A SPLENDID CHANCR.?FOR SALR-A* TORACCO
jtY Route, a*w dolag a Orel elaee Hualoeee, topelher with
Here*. Wagon and Harness Satisfactory reatone ?en be
{tven for aelilng. Apply Immediately at No. AM Seventh
venue, between t and ? 0^'f P^
A -FOR RALE, A FIRST CLASS CORNER, FATING
At Liquor Store, Fourteenth weid; good lenae, whole,
hone*, lioeneo, eplendldly Oiled up. Apply to P. OAFFNKT,
AacUoaeer, IB Bowery.
/TOAL YARD.?FOR SA1.R. TOR LEASE, STOCK AND
\J Future* of a thriving eon) yard la Braofclyn, aituated
Lusysi fffVW-W. K YTPJCtS
r Broohlya, oapeefW City RaM.
jD.
PltlCB FOUR CENTS.
? . i
FOR hales.
Cornices, gilt and black walnut^bcitablb
for a corner house, with or without hay window. rok
sale Can bo aceu at the store of JOHN BOLANZ, 2M
Third avenue.
DRUG STORE?BROOKLYN; BONA VIDE BUSINESS |
large store; trade first clans; paying well, with long
lease; rent low; a bargain; owner l>-?v;tig business.
EDWARDS. Ud Liberty street.
taruo store os broadway, iia ndhomei.t,
11 fitted tip, well stocked with fanny articles, chsmlcsla
anddiucs; larso business; will sell lor half value; propria*
tor lonvfog city. EDWARDS, Xi Liberty street.
For sale-a two years and nine mo nth si
Lease of a live story Warehouse. 25 feel by ISO, located
In the rlelnlly of the New York and Erie and Hudson River
Railroad depots, North river, adapted to storage and bust*
nsss purposes. Apply to LORD i 8K1DMORE, 65 Liberty
street, or C. ii. KfRUY. 317 Waehlngtoo street.
I .nor sale-a fulton street sample rook.
* Address J. J. B.. hot 2,680 New York Poet oflloe.
For sale-an englirii ale house, with Tub
Stock, handsome Beer Rump and suitable Flituree, 14
a good location and doing a profitable business; to be eon
only on account of the deatb of the proprietor; the stock need
not be purchased uuless destrod. For particulars apply to
JAMES CLARK, Executor, 76 Catharine street. t
j.'OR S VLE-A BILLIARD SALOON, WITH BAR an0
r ci.xar moio atl'tchrd; now do.og a good Luelursa; sat.
l.fse ory reatoua given lor selling out. Inquire At
Bro.dwsy. ~
IjftOR RALE?AN A NO. 5 hooardub dry mill,
' very llitlo used autl In complete order. For particular!
epply to II. COHEN, 3J1 Broadway. J
FOR HALE-a LARGE MANTEL ola9r and oil!
Frame, very cheap; plate 74x65; new, and made to or
der. Apply to No. 6*11 West TWenty-elxth street, estate Of
For sale?thr bt. louis glassworks, sr.
Louis, Mo.; tb? only glaseworkt In the city; has every
facility lor manufacturing all kind* of glat,ware; la now m
full running order, and baa been doing a large, a.evlv bmlneaa
for tho last alt yeara. Addreaa the proprietors,
BAUOT A CL'MMINOS, Bt. Loala. Mo,
For sale?a kindling wood establishmeni
and Lease of two Lots of Land for a terra of 20 years;
with two renewals; Steam Engine and Boiler and every
thing appertaining to the business. Apply to SMITH M
MEAD, 400 Eighth arenue.
Ifor 8ale-onehalf interest in tiik stock
1 and fixtures of a Brat class summer and wlutor hotel
near this city, to an active man; price *\0tM
MITCH EL, 77 Cedar street, room 18.
lidor SALH-A BREAD, CAKE and confection,
I1 ery business, located In Philadelphia; a first rate paying
business. Apply or address J AMES 1". TOLM A.N, 423 Soulti
Thirteenth street, Philadelphia.
TjNOH SALE?LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A DRY
J? goods store ; plato glass window; price reasonable, or
will be rented. 1,299 Broadway.
FdOR St1 E?FIXTURES ani) STOCK OR the Fixtures
without the stock of u millinery and fancy goods
store on sixth avenue; cheap reut. Apply In the hat stord
873 Canal street.
1710R SAI.E-A FIRST RATE PAYING BUSINESS,
J? connected with a lamp and oil store, or will sell thd
store separate. Call and nee, at Sti West llt oadwa/,
CpOR BALE?A GRAIN DISTILLERY) OK PARTNER
F wanted. Apply et 225 Seventh avenue, in the flous
ftore.
For sale.-a stone scow, sixty by twenty
feet, four feet druft; price $<K0. Addresa Scow, boi lo7
Herald otllco. '
IAOR sale?the LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
I? the old established Ale and Liquor Store, 160 Maldciv
lane, near South street. No agents need apply.
FOR SALE.?BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK EXPRESS
Route, doing a good business, with tbree Ilorsesana
Harness, throe wagons,and everythingbelonging tollio business.
Call or add reel A. 11. FitEK, Myrtle are Que, cornet
hsnlram street. Brooklyn.
h,ok HALE?a corner boot and 8hoe STORE,
doing a retail bualneii of la,"*1 per rear; cheap rent]
sutisfactory reasons giveu for eeUlng. Addreaa Mat, Herald
olbce, for three day*.
ij'or nalk.-first class down town liquor
r ind Lunch Store for sale cheap for carh, a* the owner
willies to leave the city. Inquire at 180 Broadway.
c. wt dinplbt,
1COR HALE-A OOOD PAY1NO BEUONl^ CLABfl
r Hotel, near the brie Railroad depot. Jereey City. wltS
large stable connected. For particulars Inquire or J. MUI?
Lfc.it A SON. 201 William street, New York.
For balk-a meat and yeobtable marketi
a first clam stand for a busman man. Obenp rent, IEqulro
at S-ti Third avcuue.
iaor sale?the extensive rectifying bbtab.
r InhineiH 48 Broidwsy. It la In splenold condition, and
will lie sold cheap for caeb. Apply to CHAH, DUIlHJttL
1011 Wall street.
For hale-larob bankers' haeei also *bvsf?
rel large and medium sis# Fire Proof Safes for eel*
oiiesp at IQOMsldsn line. _ ... 1
1 L""0K SALE?A LADIES' HAIR STORE. ON THE BEST
l1 part of Broadway, doing a good bullosas, near Union
square. Apply to J. O. 8.. *77 liroadwsy. >
I | . 0
For sale?stock, fixtirbb and lhash or
Fancy floods Store, in the best location in this city7
will be wild with or wltbfiut stock. Bald store le nloelf
shelved, and suitable for a fanny or first claaedry goods
store. Inquire of A. W1MPFHM1MKR A BKO., SI Ke*d4 stj
fTtOR SALK-A FRUIT, VF.OETABLB AND POUl.TBJ
1' Stand; also sultatle for e butcher. Inquire Of JACOB*
HAL BERT, 64 and <M Tompkins Markey. . V,
For sale, on account or mcrnbsS-a first
class Millinery Business, astablisbed several rears, with
a splendid slock of French goods and the best eutae of MK
tomers; a due opportunity for a beginner: every thing ready
'? ?' 11 * nd urinlAr *raHsi 1/wmH.in iiniliriTSiin l4<lrAMl
B. F., atatlon O. ' " -"'"*2 >
f/or SALE-A oood corner liquor 6TORE a
J1 cheap retiL Apply to oborob brown, Pritt'd
Brewery, i-t) Wcat Tenth etreet. nmr Waililngtop, . i
ir>OR SALE?AN OLD ESTABLISHED BILLIARD
1 Room, with Fixture! and l.r^to. Will bo ould low for
caob. Apply at 105 Fulton ilroet.
IilOR SALB-A VERT OOOD cioar, FRUIT and
1 Newspaper Store, with a Tory good paptr route. Apply
at 29 Hudson street, corner of Duado. .
For rale cheap-Brooklyn and new torn
Express Route; four yoaro established: food bustnsse f ,
the owner haa other Dusteess. Apply at I P. m. at 70 Oort* .
landt street, New York. J
Eirst class obocbry htorb por Sale.?
Beat location on Eighth avenue. Apply to tuonaybr
Eighth avenue.
Cs ROCERT, 21 CHERRY BTKKET.?T1I18 IR TUR
T beat store In thn Fonrtb ward; will be eold at quarto#
of It* value; food reason for telling. Call and tfq, ? '>
HOTI.L FOR SALE?IN BEROEN, V. J. I LAROB
Uouso, nearly new: well located and doing a good
business. Apply at 8. OARABKAM S Real EaUte AgAey.
Bergen square.
Hotel for salb or to let?on tiib bitropean
plan, In the lower part or the eity ots Weal
etreet. Apply to A. sTECKEL, 427 and 420 Broadway,
Tontlnellotel. ;
Lunch room for ralp..-must br sold this
week; owner baa other bualneai. 88 Broad etreet.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE?SITUATED
in the moil business part of the illy of Trenton, Nevr
Jeraey, being the largest end t>eat gallery lothe State. Apply
to FHBKSK A itNAVbK. Real EaUte Agents, Trenton. N, /?
SAW AND OR 1ST mill FOR SALE-OR will TAKfc
partner man of the right kind. Thia la a rare Opportu.
nlty E. m MASON. No. CTryon row. >
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A LlgUOR STORE FOR
aale, tilled up In good etyle; will be eeld cheap, with a
I year's license paid, as the owner la leaving the eity; will
ell without tin itock If requlisd. Call at W7 First avrtuv,
one diy. .
? i j
STOCK, I.KASF, AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY
liouiii md Mllllnerv Store, with Dwelling altaehed; tbg
I buaineu ran be greatly mended, aa the aland il one of the
I beat in Ninth avenue. I'oeeeeelou > in mediately. Addwo
C. A. H , atation R.
SLOOP FOR PALE-M TONS Bl'RORI*. Ill GOOD OR.
iter. Inquire on baud, foot of <v??> " Oreeepolnt.
fPO DBroOlBTR AND PI1YN1CIANS?AN UNUBCAL
L Opportunity ? An elderly phy.l.ian deeirea to retire
from public 1 If*, bring independent. The Unit etore ia lb*
moat elegaul eauhltahinanl in Brooklyn. and or lb* bigheat
reputation. 4M Grand street, Wulianiaburf.
The fixture* ok an old kbtabuhurd fahcy
Oomla Store for aala. Store to lei, food Apartment*
connected. ill Seventh avenuy.
Thrm' sr.coM> hand bafks-a large bizRd
llerrtng'., two in.dlurn alra.l. ami one amall Hafe, MerTtn
aaiid I.Illie a make, at 7S Maiden Una, near William It.
TO PRIN1EH8-lift POUNDS SMALL PICA. FAIR
condition, for sale very cheap. Apply at SO .Nassau
atraet. icm 19, w ,
Tin can manufactory for balk-has always
done an eieellenl bualneae. a, Id only to cloae a partner,
aiil^ Inquired JollN I GORMAN, tH7 Hudsonatraet.
JIIAI IIIN'KH V. l7
a ?A ?STATIONARY ENGINES, ALL SIZKft
J\ . and prices. with or without variable out oF.
PORTtnLE F.MIINLS, 4 to ?U hoiaa power.
OlltCl LA It SAW MILLS, with our late liiilllinwetll
OulLEltd? tubular. Flue and Lo. motive.
WOOD A MANN, Steam Enljne Company.
_______ lla*? N. Y., and 90 Maiden Una, rf. Y,
AS. CAM B RON M CO.. STEAM PCMPB, FOR BOdyhsir
9^vmA:ESSi^ ir&oxS
AYR.NUK, NBW YORK. *
For salp.-a rarqain, so horskrnoinb. at
9U and 10 boraa, w,th bol ara; four porta bid 6, 10, 1^
and H horae. 60 Park atraet. I IvoPoinie. _ y
IjlOB BALB?$90n.( 00 *W0R'H OF
Steam Engine. Bollrra, Tanka. Pumpa, Pdlloyo, Bkafta
log, Piping, B-lUag. Fillings, Ac , of all ?'? ?
ond band. Apply to P. UAsilDY, "j"?' BOd#? swept,
Brooklyn, near New Chambera atreet f?rrn , .
ONE ORINPBTO.VK FOIR
let Centre etreel. corner of walker. w r J
atraet, Naw York. r I*
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