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TH
WHOM: NO. 11,592.
_ PERSONA!,.
Amrlla.-if in the city, write me to b08t0n
and 1 will come on. Same as ever. Excursion*. A<?
MABtttfr.
r'a d.-had better call at 63 exchange
A.
ANBW BOBN INFANT FOB ADOPTION AT MADAME
ROLFE'8, 19U Lauren* street. * A-SW.
GOT LETTRB. WRITE. DO BAT WHERB.
. Letter in New York l'oat office. S78.
/1BNTRAL PARK.?CARRIE?I WUJ, MEET TOD AT
\J the curuer of Ninth street and Secoud areoue at 3 o'clock.
FE W.-THE NEW ONES ABE BOOT'S; F. 8. k CO.
. prepare them for this market; U>? old one* are the
n;y le^al ones that are now drawn. 4?11?44.
For adoption?a finb healthy well gbown
boy, eight years of a^e, wilt be glrea up entirely to respectable
peup.% hi* mother being so situated that she cannot
property care for him. Address Necessity, Herald office.
/"ireenpoint and brooklyn CAB8.-pbe88dbe
\T with hand; opeitcd window ; stopped at Clinton avenue
about hall'-pant nine o'clock Monday morning. Please ad
4reae. Mating where an interview can b? bad, Otto Wolk, Wll
flamiburg Pout office.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MISS MATILDA MALlaD
and Minn Anna Monghan, of Londonderry, Ireland,
whe caroe lo New York together about the year 1W8. A
friend of theirs from California would like to hear from them.
Address John H. Still, 81 Kaiuu street, New Tort.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF PATRICK AND MARGArei
Moure, by their brother, Thomas Moore, care of bum
el Barr, New BriuiBwick, N. J.
INFORMATION WANTED.?IF WILLIAM D. CLAYTON
crWIlliom Thorn*!, formerly of Company I, Sixteenth
r?K<uifijt Massachusetts Volunteers, will send their address to
bo* 749 Boston 1'obt office, they will hear of something for
Uwlr Interest.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF MISS FRANCES E.
h wan, or if married her husband's address. Supposed to be
in New York or 1'eniiHylvanla. Any information will be thankfully
received. Addrxss A. M. Carl, Herald office.
JOHN HENRY BESTE, OF THIS CITY, WOULD RENiter
heartfelt and sincere thanks to the Knickerbocker
Life lueumnce Company for tre uutn of $2,)ltHl received shortly
after tho death of bis wife, who bad belonged to the company
but nine months previous to her death.
KATE-WEDNESDAY, SAME TIME AND PLACE.
JACK.
MISS SALLIE.?YOU REMEMBER OUR GOING TO
tliu theatre hist fall, our breakfast at Taylor's and our
farting corner of Thirteenth street and Second avenue,
l'leare address to real name, station D. I want to see you.
SOPlllE-DID YOU CALL? CALL AQAIN TO-MORrow.
UNION SQl'ARE, YKSTgRDAY AFTERNOON.?IF THE
young Tadv In Fourth aveuue stage who noticed gentleman
on sidewalk would send address or state where an interview
could be had she will oblige an admirer. Address George
Jt Dickens, station 1>.
WHITE FAWN MATINEE AND STAGE TO FULTON
ferrv.?Blondes who noticed vouns cents address If
agreeable C. and O., box 2X3 Herald office.
WHITE FAWN MATINEE, ORCHESTRA CHAIRS?
Little lady, with ll^ht hair flowing loosely, please send ,
address to Rupert, Herald olllce.
WILL GARDENER, WHO RECOGNIZED THE LADY
In buggy with purple hat strings on Sunday afternoon,
n Fifth avenue, near Twenty-first street, please write to Miss
Ida French, Station D ? will hear something to his disadvantage.
y L- R.?ALL'S WELL.
5TH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY-THIRD STREET?
Haturday; did not see you; will you name time and
jriace whore I can ? HOFFMAN, Herald office.
WPKCIAIi NOTICES.
JOHNSON HAVING REMOVED FKOM THE CORNER 1
Twerrty-ftchth street to 481 Eighth avenue, still continues
to make over old silk hats into the new style; clean, dye, press
And trim casslmere and soft hats, as usuail.
jyhnson, 491 Eighth avenue, corner Thirty-sixth street.
"VTOTIfTB to MEXICAN CREDITORS?ALL PERSONS
JJN baviiig claims against Mexiso, who desire to co-operate
In tbe movement Inaugurated on the 9th Inst., looking to an
ariy settlement of their claims against that government. are
requested to send their address to box 1,7m Post office, New
York city, in order that the committee may be able to furnish
them ini ormation (if desired) as to tbe object and purpose of
their association. H. FUN KE, Chairman.
Notice is hereby given to the owneb of
household furniture stored with me in the name of
Themas Newton to call and pay storage bill on or before
Thursday, May 28, 1868, or said household furniture will be
old at auction at lu A. M. on Thursday, May 88, to pay
torage, said household furniture having been on storage over
OM year. A. L. BATTERSON, 690 Sixth avenue.
YAC11TS, STEAMBOATS, dcc.
For rale?the schooner yacht widgeon, 105
tons, 80 feat in length, 2<l feet beam, 7 feet depth of hold;
draws 9W feet of water: all ready for sea. For particulars
paly on board, to Captain WlUlana, off foot of Fourth street,
MSbotofc?, or ad drew boi *,*11 n?w Tort rwt row onio?
VOR 8ALB?A GOOD ST RAM TOO BOAT; BNGINE
J 18x18; built In Philadelphia, by Neatie A Levy; everything
In completo order. For partlcalam Inquire at 110
Bread way, room No. 2, or of E. KKI.I.AM, Klizauethport,
TTIOR SALE?SLOOP ADELINE, 10 TONS, NOT ONE
X* year old. Can be seen at Harlem bridge on Thursday*,
r other day* at Whiteatone, L. 1. WM. D. MILLKR. .
TpOR BALE-NEW CAT BOAT, 16 FEET LONO, 8
r feet beam; cheap. Inquire of B. THOMAS, Sooth and
Tike streets.
T.IOR SALB-A SLOOP BIOOBD 8COW OF 28 TONS,
r tn perfect order. Apply to J. 0. McANDBEW, 1S2 Front
greet.
ROW BOAT FOB SALE.?ONE OF INGERSOLL'S, IT
feet long; but little uaed; oara and cushions cheap. Ap?ly
at 181 Broadway, rooip 11.
117"ANTED?A ROWBOAT, IS FEET LONO, WITH TWO
W pair* of sculln, In good order. Address, with price, 42
Nest Twenty-seventh street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
A N APPARATUS TO DISTIL LIQUOBS FROM BEETS,
A M and 1U0 gallon*. Give addreu and condition* by
tetter to Charlee Heed, care of A. Btraub, 188 Fulton etrest.
TITAN TED?TWO SECOND HAND PLATE OLAS8
TV Showcase*. Address, giving description and price,
Wi 1,818 Po*t otDce.
WANTED-SOME OOOD CrBIOSITIES FOB A SIDE
show; al?o n Shetland Pony; term* mint be moderate.
Apply Immediately, stating term*, at 95 Bedford street.
Q. O. GBADT.
WANTED-A COUPLE OF CHEAP SECOND HAND
Iron Safe*, without being repaired or repainted. AdAre**
J. D., Herald offiee.
WANTED TO PDBCHASE?A FIRST CLASS TEA OR
grocery store, flour and feed atore and wholeaale or retall
dry good* builne**.
? BOCTHMAYD * CO., 194 Broadway.
1 000 WA*T?D _APPLY 70 MAJUK
INSTRUCTION.
A BUSINESS COURSE, BOOKKEEPING, ALGEBRA,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling, (111; twelve private
room*; 24 Writing Lessons, $2 Bn. PA INK'S College*, 62
Bowery, entrance on Canal itreet; 847 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Ladies' apartment*.
A TTOWMSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2?0 BOWERY,
A below Uouaton street. Private instruction, day mil
evening, In Bookkeeping, Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra.Roadlw
Hp*).in?, tiransmar, Correspondence, Ac, Ladle*' Department.No
clum.
ALADT. BXPEMENCBD IN TEACHING FRENCH,
English and Music. wishes the situation of resident gov'
srness In a family; no objection to travelling or tbe conntry.
Par particular* address E. C. C., 107 Dean street, Brooklyn.
V8INEB8 WRITING, PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
Ac.- Messrs. UOLBEAR, 809 Broadway, guarantee to
remove stiffness, cramping or tremhllng from the worst hand
and give an elegant style of business penmanship to every
Student. They also qualify pupils practically fur head bookkeepers.
Open day and evening all summer.
(1ALL NOW AT THE TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. 83
J 6th avt, knd join the telegraphic class. Evsnlng Instruction
for tbe summer mouths at reduced rates, bours from
" to
French in sim lepsons-m per month, paris
new edition. Conversation. Schools and families attended
Neither grammar nor dlctlouarv required.
Professor JOSEPH J. gRIERRE, 1,14m Broadway.
KK.MOV AI.H.
HA K. GREEN'S TOY STORE REMOVED PROM
. corner of Nineteenth street and llroadwsy toSl East
Seventeenth street, nesr tbe Everett House.
Removal.?dr. s. m. flliott, physician and
i Ophthalmic Surgeon, hse removed his ofllce to 1,1!*S
Broadway, above Twenty-eighth street.
SXLIOIOV8 NOTICES.
TEMI'LR ADAS JESHURCN.?THE SERVICE IN THIS
temple, on Wednesday, the 27th ItisU, will oommence at
ulne o'clock A. M. M. r. GREhNEWALD, Secretary.
NBW PUBUCATIONS.
TO FDITOR8.?A PRACTICAL PKINTIR, HAVING
press, type, office and every facility nt his command,
srenld like to meet with an editor ha nir not less than
cash capital, to join him in the publication of a daily evening
paper In an adjacent city. Address, with real name and aiT
in ss Kvsnlng t'aper. Herald otllce.
| FOHT OFFICE NOTICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tbe nittlis for Europe will be despatched 'rom this office
on Tnesdav, Thursday and Saturday, closing at 12 o'cWck,
noon, and at stations A and B, 11 :1ft; C. <1 aud O, 11 :M, E
and F, 11 in, and <) at U o'clock A. M.
AI?o on Wednesday, notice of tbe hour of closing, which
will be nosted at the general office and the stations on Tnas<Iit
P. S J\MKH KHLLT, P. M.
FOl.ITICAl,.
A - POLiflCAL BANNER PAINT EBB
A. A ND FLAG MANtirACT' HERS.
HOJER A 0KAUAM. 97 DUANE STREET, uear Broadway.
JWATRIWIONI \f.. "
\1/ANT1.I> TWO WIVF*. PHOTOGRAPHS RRUURHT1/
gd. Address <J, a?4 O. Sbgw. < heshlrg, Cobb.
:E NE
Ni
TUB TPHF. ^ 1
VUSHIOH COU?UL~ TROTTINGMWBBAT, MAT to,
r at I o'clock P. M.; match for IMttt fa. Bo tot, J. J.
Bradley; B. Rodaa, Capi. GUI?Iini to tanm
J. CHAMKBRfl.
T71ASHION COURSE, U I.-GREAT TROT THURSDAY,
J May M, at 8 o'clock P. M. Pan* of batwwn a*
Pftfer'a LadjTThorn, b. Dolle's Lucy J. LorattS Ganoral Butler,
A. Patterson's Goo. Wilkes; 111 t to wagon. Oaralaave
Hunter's Point at 2:1& o'clock. JTcHAMRKRS.
HOBOKEN RACES-POSTPONED 0* ACCOUNT OP
weather to Thursday, Mhj 28, Frllay. May ?, and
Monday, June 1,1W68. J. HARVKY, LYONS, Secretary.
rrBOT ON THE UNION HALF MILK TRACK, SEVENTYX
aecond street and Bloomlnfdale road, Wednesday, Mar
97, for $100 a et-le, three la lit e, to wagons. Philip Stark
names Andy J?hnaion; John Stlrkler names Plyinit Dutchman
; good day, or next fair day. Admittance 60 cent*.
TTNION COURSE.?TROTTING.?WEDNESDAY, MAY 27.
U at 3 P. M. Sweepstakes of $300, mile heats, best three
in five. Owner's b. g. Captain Henry, to wagon; owner's bik.
ra. Dully, to wagon; owner's s. in., In harness. Rain or
blue. WILLIAM SliAW, Proprietor.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.
All kinds of fancy dogs and birds for
sale.?Medicines for all diseases. Preparod food for
mockingbirds, at b. DO VEY'S, Nus. 3 and 5 Greene street,
corner Canal.
A T.f. RRRRDS rHf?If!R llfHiK tNl) MKT1TCTVES _
J\. FRANCIS Bl TLKR, No. 8 reck slip. BuUer'i Infallible
Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator, 75 cents. Butler's
new work, 1(2. Extra stock Dogs.
VEW DOG AND PIGEONn STORE?ALL CHOICE
breeds bought and sold; Harry Jennings' patent Flea
Soup and Dog Mudlolncs for sale, at Si New Cbumrera street.
JAMES YOUNO.
HOltMiCN, < AItKIA<;i:s, AC.
AT JOHNSTON A VAN TASS ELL'S
HORSE AUCTION MART,
113 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
THIS DAV (TUESDAY), AT 13 O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private establishment* will oh they wish
to dispose of, as well as those wishing to purchase anything
in the horse line, will find It to their advantage to give us a calf.
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and our establishment is conducted on the
same straightforward principles which govern honorable people
in other branches of trade. Our down town oOioe is removed
to 89 Nassau street, opposite the Foft ottlce, where a
register is kept of Horses, Carriages, Turnouts, Ac., at private
and public sale. Liberal advance* made on everything In the
horse Hue. We never postpone a aale on account of weather.
CATALOGUE OK TO-DAY'S BALE.
Black Mare, IB hands, 6H years, kind iu all harness; trot in
8 minutes; warranted sound.
No top Koad Wa.on, built by Qulmby. of Newark.
A very superior well matched team of bay carriage Horses,
no white marks, 16fc hands, 7 years, long mains and talis, style
and action not to M surpassed; cost l.ut spring l|i, SOI) i together
with
Mall Phaeton, or French Dog Cart, Imported and cost $900;
also very line carriage Harness, made by Gibson; also pair
Imported Kersey Blankets; also pair fine imported Cashmere
summer Cloths; also pair or Invisible green Quarter Cloths,
bound In crimson and yellow; also silver mounted Whip,
Stable Hlankcts, Ac., Ac. The above property Is sold by order
or an executor, and to be sold without reserve.
Very fine dark chestnut sorrel Horse, # years. 15>$ hands,
long full tail; can trot sure In BX minutes and is untrained;
kind and true in all harness; Is a very promising young horse
for road and track and is warranted sound.
Top Wagon, made by first claps maker.
v'erv fine and handsome jet black Conpe or matched Car.
rlage Horse, <5 years old, 16>j hands, kind and true in all harness
; one of the finest style horses in tha city, and is unsurpassed
and wnrrsnted pertectly sound.
Fine large black Cart or Truck Horse, 7 years, 18\ hands,
weighs nearly 1,BOO lbs., kind and true In all harness and Is a
first class work horse and warranted sound.
Gentleman's Turnout; bay Mare,l?>t hands, 7 years, with
black points, kind In all harness, very stylish, capital road
horse, afraid of nothing and warrantedsound; together with
No top Wagon, made by Cooper.
i air uiavft muucu, uaiinB, nuuui a jrnrn, aiuu iu uu
harness, free from vice, very fine family team ; also
Set Carriage Harness, mounted with Prince'* metal.
Family Turnout?I'alr bay Mares, \6X hands. 0 and 7 yearn,
kind In all harness, are very stylish, very reliable and are
wan anted perfectly *01104; together with
Victoria Carriage, built by Wood Bro.; also Clarence, 1
nearly new, built by Wood Bro.; a'so let double Carriage
Harness, made by Dunscomb.
Bay Mare, 16%, ? years, klud In all harness; valuable work
horse.
Gray Horse, 15%, fl year*, kind and true In all harness;
free from vice, 1* ? capital cart or express horse.
Brown Horse, 15)<j hand*, 8 years, kind ki all harness, free
from all vice, free and stylish driver and warranted sound.
Blaek Morgan Marc, 14% hand*. 6 years, kind In all harness,
free from vice, can trot In 3 minute* on any day and
warranted sound.
Bay Mare, 1G hand*, 6 year*, kind and true in all harness
and a capital work horse.
Sorrel Trotting Horse, 8 year*, 15ty hand*, kind In all hurnes*,
very stylish, with long mane and tail, can trot iu three
minutes and sold for debt.
Team dark bay Ponies, Hiram Drew stock, 14 hands, 6 and
8 year*, kind In all harness, can trot in about 3 minutes and
warranted sound.
Iron gray lady1* Saddle Mare, 14 hands, 6 years, kind in
single harness, superior under saddle and warranted sound.
Several other Horses, top and no top Wagons, single and
double Harness, Blankets, Robes, Whip*, Ac. For description
see catalogue at time of sale.
A? REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, HAR.
nexs, Ac., this day, by auction, at 84 Duane street, consisting
of the finest line of trottkig. road and family Stuck that
we have ever offered at auction; also Wagon*, Harness, Ac.
Beautiful bay Horsa, llaiubioConlan, n./? out of thoroughbred
Abdallah, raised In Rockland county, Wi high, 8
years old, a splendid animal; warranted sound ana kind and
Of great endurance. (See special.)
Celebrated trotting Colt Stranger, dark brown, ISM high,
6 years, raised In Dutchess county, pure Hambletonlan,
out of Belfounder dam; warranted sound and kind, without
blemish, and to beat 2:40. (See special.)
Highly bred Mare Lady Lewis, raised In Livingston county
by Mr. Lewi*, tired by Champion, out of American Star dam:
chestnut, 16? high, 8 years, fast trotter; warranted sound
and kind and to beat 9:86. (See special.)
Clay Colt, out of Belfounder dam, aired by Clay, ralaed In
Orange county; 10% high, 8 years, styllnh and spirited Iu harn* ,
verygarney driver, can trot In 8 mlnutea; wan anted
aound and Kind. (See special.)
Blood bay Horse, sired by Ethan Allen, dam by celebrated
Morrell Horse: One prompt game driver of great endurance
and power with One style and action; Is a complete roadster
for a gentleman; promises great speed; has never lieen on
track : can trot in 11.50 now to road wagon; warranted sound
and kind in evcrv particular.
Bay Hambletonlan Horse; ba* been used as a family coupe
horse ; 17 hands, 7 years old; stylish traveller; tine stepper;
properly of a private gentleman; sold for want of uae, owner
1 leaving the city.
Dai pie white pony horse Commodore Nutt, 11W hands, 7
?ears; imported stock; a very Superior saddler; kind In all
aroess; very gentle and spirited; haa paced In 3.38; baa
been ridden and driven by children; a perfect pet.
I Black Mare; 16X high; 6 years; Black Hawk itock;
' raued on Long Island; can trot In i.fio with ease; warranted
sound Hid kind, without *pot or blemlali.
Irrespective of the above enumeration we have peroral otber
very superior Horses, all of which are fully warranted and
are not to b? excelled; alao several very line Wagons, by
Brewster of Broome street and other celebruted makers; as
alao Double and Single Harness, new and aecond hand
Blanket*, Sheets, Ac.
Our *ale opena prompt at 18 o'clock, and our stork can be
seen at 11 o'clock, with descriptive I lata as to pedigrees, Ac.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
No. 34 Duane street.
A -T1II8 DAT, AT 12 M., AT OVB AVCTION MART.
. beuutlful hay Horae, Hambletonlan aire, out of thorouubl'i*tl
Abdallan dam; rained In Rockland county; very
stylish, spirited, free and line driver, switch tall, true In all
harnes^ splendid .pole horse, good roadster, of great endurance
and Una bottom; will travel twelve miles an hour with
ease; will trot in three minutes; Is 16J4 high, H years old, and
warranted sound and kind.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer, 34 Duane St.
A -BY JOHN L. VAND^TATER, AUCTIONEER, 34
Duane street, this day. at 13 M., a very stylish and superior
Clay Colt, out of a Beflfoander dam; raised In Orange
county and sired by Clay; 18?t high, 7 years old last spring;
verv stylish, spirited and gamey driver, of great endurance,
free from all tricks, of good style, open galled, true to all harness;
a beautiful saddler, and can trot in three minute*; Is
warranted sound and kind. Property of a private gentleman.
ALL INTERESTED IN THE HORSE, OR ANYTHING
pertaining to him, should attend the sale of JOHNSTON
A VAN T ASH ELL, at tbelr Horae Auction Mart, 113 East
Thirteenth street, this day at 12 o'clock.
We never make a misrepresentation.
We never postpone a saie on account of the weather.
We bold the money for the purchasers of all warranted
horses from 14 to 4H hours.
No partv can be deceived by lis, whether buyer or seller.
Ours Is a proper exchange, where business men owning
horses can <-oDfident)y buy Mil sell without Interference from
horse Jockey*.
Our down town office Is at 89 Nassau street, opposite the
Post office.
Another reduction in prices,
Carriages. Harness. Canlages.
The Immense etock.
Ureal Bargains
at ware rooms of CALVIN WITTY, 68H Broadway.
* -PARK, DOCTOR AND PONY PHAETONS, ROCKAA.
ways, Cabriolets. Victorias, lirags, Dog Oarts, top and
open Road and Depot Wagons, Express, Business and Jagurr
Wagons; new and second hand; very low; at 23,34 ami 26
W ouster street. WM. H. (JRAY.
AT NEW YORK CARRIAOE REPOSITORY, 18 EAST
Eighteenth street, near Broadway?Extension top Phaetons,
11,Hit Kockawara, Depot Wagon*, Pony Phaetona, reversatile
s<"at Buggies, for two or rour persons; with several
desirable secondhand lop and no top Wagons and other
vehicles.
i LIGHT BAY SADDLE MARE FOR SALE CHEAPA.
Sound and kind; must be sold, as the owner haa no u?e
for him ; ti rerv *ty l*li under me laaaie. Apply at t?o? miiil
rcnuf. lo feecl *tore, 8ixt.r-flr*t itrfet.
A -HORSE SHEET*, BLANKETS, LAP ROBES, Dl M
ler*, tine Wlilpa, all ityle*; the beat and moil reliable
good* In the city at low prices.
MAUN I H BROTHERS, 1M Fulton *tre?t.
A FINE LOT OF HORSKS Jt'ST ARRIVED FROM THE
country, oonaletlug of one pair of very fine bay Marea,
V<\ \ a pair of Jupltei* t olt*, 18 han<l*, elneely matched , alio
an Abdullah Mart, very faat; alao a rery largo bay Horic, 18
hand*, weight I,WKI lb*. They are now at the Metropolitan
Stabiea, corner I'rlnce and OWWby atreet*.
\ FINE SIX SEAT WESTCHESTER, nAM'S MAKE;
JY 3i> leoond band Carriage*, 8<W> lateet ttyle new Carriage*,
20 pel cant leu than Broadway atore*.
HAM'S, Broadway and Fourth rtreet.
INT GENTLEMAN HAVING A VERY GENTLE,
(teady Hor?e,-aultaMo for an elderly lady lo drive, whir h
he wtll tell ?er? cheap, knowing the horte will hare kind
treatment, nan near of a puribaaer by *ddr>-?alng bo* M7
Port O Bet.
Anew mx peat phaeton, ??? ; two rxten*lon
top four *eat I'haetona, Terr cheap; ten tec.nd
hand Coacbe*. Brett*, Rockawaya and Phaeton*. No. 8 Bond
afreet
A OOOD FARM HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP?STIFF
J\ In one fore leg. Inquire at 10 and 21 Stanton ?tre*t, corner
Cbryatle, in the grocery itore.
AN ELEGANT PADDLE HOBSE, FORLADV OR GhN
tlemao; Black Hawk *toek; Jet black, long, full tall
and mare, kind In al1 hame?? ; atyl* and action cannot t.e
anrpaaaed ; warranted by reaprnelble party. Alao one eupe
rlor Hog fart Phaetnn, one Top Wafon, Pole and eliafte, ?<t
on four *pnng?, n?w natiern , both nearly r.?w i Wand Broe.,
altera. Inquire nt BRIOy"' atallee. Twenty third ptrett,
fifar *i??h **enttf
W YO
SW YORK, TUESDAY, MA
HOMB8, CAHMAGKW, <bO.
A?ATTENTION IB CAILBD TO OUR REGULAR
sajs by public auction (this day) Tuesday, at IS M.
prompt, at if Duaas street, at which time will b? (old
Tb? oelsbrated fait trotting Colt Stranger; dark brown, 1*K
high. years old: waa raised In Dutcheu county by Mr. Olmstead.
and trottad when 6 years old In 8:48; waa then pur:
chased by present owner and used (or road purposes; waa
never on track slnos, except on trial given htm about three
weeks tinea, making half mile without previous preparation
In 1:1<H; he Is the most promising colt In the Htate; is a pure
Hambletonlan,out of Beliounder dam and Is warranted souud
and kind, without blemish and to beat 8 :*>.
Also th? beautiful, highly bred, fast trotting lfare Lady
Lewis, raised In Livingston county by Mr. Lewis, and sired
by Champion, out of American Star dam; Is chestnut, 16
high. 6 years old, with line style; she trotted at county fair
last full In 8Mh, and Is fmpro. Ing very rapidly, is warranted
ound and kind and to beat 8:86.
These are two of the finest and most genteel gentlemen's
roadsters that we have offered this season and will be sold
positively and without any reservation, being ihs property of
the late Samuel Mott and sold by order of administrator.
JOHN L. VAN DEW ATER, Auctioneer, 84 Duaue street.
A BERLIN LANDAU FOR SALE?AT HALF PRICE;
very light and In good order; also aline lar^e gray
Horse that has lost his mate, at SEVMOUR'S stables, corner
of Porty-thlrd street and Sixth avenue.
A -SECOND HAND OUTI'MDEK ROCK A WAY AND
Depot Wagon; also new Park and Pony Phaetons,
Hockaways, top a'nd no top Buggies, Depot Wagons, Ac.
Single Humous from 912 to double Harness Imin jr4l) to
126, at KLaTT A BKOUN'b, aucccsaors to John M. Tufts,
Jr., <7 Cedar street
t BRETT CARBIAOE, IN fiOOD ORDER. AT A GREAT
A barsaln, 41261); also an extension top Phaeton anil a light
ho.-k away, very cheap; at 64 Markm street.
a -miner, stevens a co.,
ii. Manufacturers of first class Carriages and Wagons,
to which they invite (he inspection of the public.
Wurerooms jBM Hruauway, near Bund street. Manufactory
11.) tu 121 East Thirteenth street, near Kuurth aveunc.
A SPLENDID OOl'PE OR FAMILY HORSE FOB
sale?Pure black, lfiM hands high, warranted souad anil
kind. Can be seen at private stable 66 Cannon street.
A-wagons, wagons, wagons.?any oentle
man In want of a ftrst class city made Wagon, warranted
In every respect ejual to any manufactured and at a
reasonable price, call at COOPER'S Light Carriage Manufactory,
St 7 and 99 Charles street.
A -FIRST CLASS SIX FEAT PlIAETONS AND
Brett*; assortment other Carriages; Harness a specialty
; order* fliied for the tioeat quality. Satlsractinn guaranteed.
33 Barclay street. TlIuK. E. lllCKS.
A-Ol'K NEXT REGULAR SALE AT 223 MERCER
. street will take place Wednesday, at 12 M., with a tine
lot of Road, Trotting and Farm Horses. Also top and no top
Wagons, Kockaways, Carriages, Express, Coupes, Ac., new
and aecond hand; city made Harness, single and uouble;
Saddle*, Hridles, Halters, Robes, AC. Particulars in Wednesday's
Herald.
A GOOD SIX SEATED PHAETON, NEARLY NEW,
for sale very chcap, lor want of use. Can be seen at
stable 1J West Forty-fourth street, near Fifth avenue, from 8
A. M. to 8 P. M.
ADl'SENHURV A VAN Dl'SER SHIFTING TOP
piano box Wa^on, with pole and shafts, good as new.
for$2/i0; also single and double Harm-is, cheap. 13:' East
Slxteentu street.
APATR OF VERY FINE, WELL MATCHED, DARK
chestnut Horses for saie.? Owner goes to Europe. 16
hands. tj years old, quick steppers; warranted. Inquire at
No. 5 West Thirteenth street.
AN EXCELLENT COACH TEAM FOR THE PARK.?A
pair mahogany bay Horses, IB hands high, Just from the
country, with long full tails and manes, very e.oselv matched,
grand style and action and line travellers, 6 and 6 years old;
warranted sound and kind, not afraid of music or cars. Can
be seen and tried at butler's stables, Mercer street, between
Pilnce and Houston.
BUSINESS WAiiONS OF EYERY KIND CONSTANTLY.
on hand, Midi us Grocera', Bakers', Butchers', PIumbers',
Milk, Carpenters', Depot and Express, light or heavy, to
suit any business. You will find this place ss favorable aa
any you cull lind. STEWART'S Wagon Faitory,
Fllty-tiiird street, near Broadway.
For sale?a beautiful mahogany bay horse,
over 16 hands high, long tails, sound In every resped;
has been driven before a coupe and In double harness; is
fold only because the owner has more horses than he requires.
Can be seen on application to M. VOUvlHT, grocer,
corner of Third avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
For sale.?a splendid bay horse, sixteen
hands high; perfectly sound and kind. Can lie seen at
private stable 111 West Eighteenth street, between H aud 11
A^M.
For sale-three or four cheap horses.
Inquire at 78 and 6<J Bank street.
For sale-a pair of bay horses, irj* hands
high; stylish driven ; also a very stylish two seat Phaeton
and Harness, In tip lop order and elty make. Inquire of
A. HYNARD, 78 and ft) Bank street
For bale-a bay mare, fix years old, nx
hands high, good stepper and very stylish ; also a butcher
Cart and Harness. Can be seen until sold at 19 Lewis street.
For pale-a very fine pair of bay horses,
16 bands high; go together In 8 minutes; warranted
aound and kind; the property of a gentleman going to Eitrope;
also a Set of double Harness to be sold with the team Apply,
at 1M East Twenty-MVenth street, to Mr. CHAIO.
For sale-a fine bay horse, six years old,
perfectly sound and very stylish; can trot In about three
minutes; drives without check rein; spirited and handsome;
sold only for want of use. Apply at stable corner of Fortyfourth
street and Fifth avenue.
Folf sale^a bay pony and wagon, ten hands
high, seven years old, perfectly gentle, kind In harness.
Can be seen at ltfi West Eighteenth street.
For sale?a handsome bay saddle mare, is
bands, sound and kind. Apply at stable No. 6 West
Thirteenth street.
For sale-a handsome high spirited, free
driving, dark bay Horso, l*1* hands high, M years old.
tappen a CO., 11Mb st., between 2d and 3d ars., llarlem.
For sale-a handsome light bay mare, six
years old, 15Ji banda high, aound and kind; can trot In
about three minutes; also llgh shifting top Wagon, built by
R. M. Stivers, and light city made Harness. Can be seen at
Underbill's stables, Layfayette place.
T7>or sale?12 horses from the country, si it
and Horses, from H-luO to <ji8"0. 180 Concord ?t., Brooklyn.
For sale?a bat horse, long tail, black
point*, Patchen stock. 1M{, tine style and action, perfectly
sound and gentle, ? year* old; can trot In 3 minutes
with" little practice; sold on account of losing bis mate.
Price I$6ii0. Call at Allveney's (tablet, corner Last Broadway
and Montgomery street.
For rale-at 210 west forty-ekihth rtrekt. a
handsome Turnout, suitable for a lady to drive on the
Hark, consisting of a brown Horse, 15 bands, perfectly gentle,
young anil sound, and has been driven by a lady three ys?rs,
Phaeton, Harness, Robe and \Viilp; are new and stylish;
price $700.
IfOR SALE?A GOOD HORSE AND TWO CARTS. AP'
ply at 227 Ninth avenue.
FOR SALE-ONE FINE HORSE, MILKMAN OR EXpress,
one tine family Horse; one Park Phaeton or
Dog Cart; also two Water Casks, one 270 gallons, one 30ft gallous.
246 West Twenty-slith street, near Eighth avenue.
For rale-a first class turnout, consisting
of a handsome bay pacing Horse, new road Wagon
(Just tlnished and not yet usedl, new covered' Harness,
Blanket, Lap Robe, Whip. The horse Is 15 hands, 7 years old,
with long, flowing tall, sound and kind and very last. Inquire
at 287 East Fortieth street, near Second avenue, in the
carriage factory.
FOR HALE-TWO FULL BLOODED ALDERNF.V
Cows; one Imported by Thomas Richardson. Inquire of
S. MUNN, SON 4 CO., 123 Pearl street.
FOR SALE-ONE HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS,
in good order, and Work of two stores; satisfactory reasons
for selling. Inquire at No. 23 Vandam street.
T-iOR SALE-A ROYAL OEORdE AND ETHAN ALLEN
F roan Marc, 16J< hands, 7 yesrs old ; can trot In 2 :B0;
warranted in every respect. To be seen at UNDEltHlLL'S,
Lafayette place.
IjlOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR PAIR OF TROTTING
1 Horses, young, sound and fast, Ethan Allen. Jr., and
mate. Will be cold singly or together. Apply at private stable
f>3 East Thirty-second street.
For sat f.-a shifting top turnout seat four
wheeled dog cart Phaeton, with pn.u and shafts, nearly
new, In splendid order; ju?t the thing for a doctor or for the
Park. Cost w?W0. Lowest cash price $88'>. Inquire of the
makers, DO EN BURY A VAN DUSER, Christie street.
f OR SALE.-A tiENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE
Pbeaton, with movable top, a complete set ol Harneta ami a
lin<' Hurip, 16 hanilt high. For particulars apply at (larrlson't
livery ttable, corner of Forty-seventh ttrect and fcerenth
it ven nr.
IfOR BALF.-OR TRADE FOR A FARM TEAM, THE
' celebrated Stud Horse Andrew Johnson, out of an Imported
hortc and an Arabian Mare, 1 )* hand* high, 7 yenrt
Old and weight al>out lb*., and either a* a drmi^ht or
ttock horte he bin no superior In this country. C?n be K en at
Thou. Mcttulre'i slablea, Ciarenoevllle, L. I., near Hiram
Woodruff'*.
J''OR BALE CHEAP-LIOHT DEPOT AND BUSINEM
Wagon*; alio light Road Wagons, with and without Topi ;
alto a two-wheel Tobacco Wagon. Inquire at 1.811 Broadway
KOR SALE C1IEAP-A FINE FRESH MlLHl COW,
milk* 3D qtitrlt of rich milk per d.iy; juit from tli?
country. 324 Kft?t fwenty-tifth street.
FRESH ENGLISH COW.-FOR SALE, AT BOUND
Brook, N. J-, an English blood Cow. Ayershlre thick,
only four vear* old, with'-alf seven day* old by her tide; a
very One milker and butter maker. Prlco $ll0. Inquire of
11. F. LI iTl.l . I'oMm lelerat Hound Br....k,
ENTLEMKN IN SEARCH OF TURNOt'T*, FAMILY
t Team*, Road Horses, Family Hor?e?, Road Wsgons, or
anything pertaining to the hortc, should attend th? sale* of
JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL, at their M*rt, 111 Ka?t
Thirteenth atreet, eyen- Tuesday and Friday throughout
the year. We never make a misrepresentation; we nerer
postpone a sale on account of the weaker.
Harness for sale a lioht single and
double Set of road Harnett: good ttock and workmanship.
t all at M<) East Twenty-nltith street.
Harnkfw-* set of liwtt doubtik harnesb,
covered mounting!, uew ; also two Hett of light tingle,
old mountings, new and Broadwnv style; cheap for cash.
? Madison ttreet.
Ji st arrived and f*\r sale at messrs. post
A Nichols'ttablea, Twenty-fourth ttreet, between Third
end Fourth aeenuet?The best made large Horse ever offered
In New York; stands 18 handt high, < yeart old, weight nearly
1,1**1 pounut and hat One action; very fait walker; alto
ereral eery line bay anil gray Horae*. ranging from W to Wfi
hand* blah, suitable for eiprett or eoope horses.
e. EVANS.
Caddle horse for bale bat, with black
r> prints; well broken.hind, afraid of nolbitg, rare *ty"?r.
i'D'air stable 1J7 JiMI Fcrty-frtl ttreet j
RK H
Y 26, 1868?TRIPLE SHEE1
BCJMM, C?KRIAGE?,&C.
New silver plated harness' 914, fit, $u per
t; covered Buckle* $18, *20. #24. $30 per set; also
Blankets, Sheets. Lap Robe*, Brett* ladles and gents' Saddles
and Brldl**, Whips, Halters, Surcingles, <tc , at the Empire
City Carriage and Harness Repository, No*. 24, 24 and 86
W poster street.
SHETLAND PONY, WITH GIRLS AND BOYS' 8ADdlts,
for sal*.?Can b? seen at private stable, 385 Washington
avenue, Brooklyn, or inquire of EDWARD HILL, 190
Front street, New York" '
TO BE SOLD?1J HORSES JUST FROM THE COON
try; fit for carts, trucks, express wagons or any business;
also a Truck and pair of Horses for sale. Inquire at 641
Canal street.
WANTED-FOR A CROSS MATCH, A LIGHT
dappled gray Horse, full 16^ hands high, young ami
stylish, trained to saddle and harness. Apply at private stable
66 East Thirty-third street.
WANTED-A PAIR OF SADDLE PONIES, FROM 14*
to 15 hands high; bav preferred. Price not over $5;*'.
Address Drennen, Livery Stable, corner of Thirty-slitb street
and Broadway.
Wanici" dui vi* rinir.?1\ (ifu
Express Wagon. Aditress, with price and particulars,
52 Front itrwl.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A LIGHT TWO SEAT
Depot WHgon, wllh or without lop; mutt be cheap.
Bend particular* to (J. M. J., Herald office.
(J>7r FOR A HEAVY bl'ilt CANADIAN PONY,
I ?l found and gentle; alio a very valuable farm Mare,
low priced ; a Raddle Pony and a verv fait trottlne Pony ; all
cheap. 4t(H Pearl street.
?1 nnn -TWO GOOD HACK TURNOUTS, TWO
L.l'l 'v'. Coaches, four Horses, Harness, Blanket*,
hlpi;an complete and In perfect order; also Lease of
stable, 8 stalls, nice otllce; splendid neighborhood rent only
IfatH) per year; uiuet be sold. Apply at 139 East Stk'eenth St.
FINANCIAL.
Loan.?#10,000 ro hu?,hodesired on our ok town
property; title perfect; security ample; terms favorable.
Call at '.9 Wall street, room 12.
Money loaned upon life insurance poli
cles, Securities, personal property, Merchandise, Bond
and Mortgage. Merchants accommodated.
WILLIAM BRUCE PUTNAM,
Banker and Financial Broker, No. 1 College plac?,
corner Barclay street, lirorers' Bank Building.
"VfONEY TO LOAN-ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTi.?A
gages, at 7 per cent, uud second mortgages purchased.
J. J. BONNET A co., 34 Liberty street.
Money on bond and mortoaoe.-southern
and mlacellaueous Securities and Commercial Paper
negotiated by VARNEY A 8titt, ill I'lne street, basement.
NOTT CO., 48 WALL street, BASEMENT, OFFER
tor sale a few Shares of a first class company manlifac
tilling ni? nil|i? nil-ill. win* iiii .iiiiiiui^u
market; besfTeferenees anil a thorough investigation given.
Ohio and Mississippi railway company.-oflice,
S8 Wall street.
New York, May 18,1868.
The semi-annual intercut due June 1,1H68, on the Preferred
Stock of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company (reorganised
and consolidate.! will lie paid, tree of government
tax, on and alter that date, at the olllce of the Company, 8)1
Wall street, New York.
The Transfer Book* of the Preferred Stock will be cloned on
Hay 93, at 3 o'clock P. M., and reopened on June*, aielO
o'clock A. M.
By order of Executive and Finance Committee.
E. I>. HAMMOND, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND
Pacific Railroad Company, Davenport, Iowa, MAv 23,
1?68.?To the Stockholder* of thin company'The Legislature
of Iowa, by an act passed unanimously, has postponed the
election till June, IMS), and the State of Iowa, by its Attorney
(icneral, haa obtained and served upon the olllcers and directors
of the company an fnjunction which forbids the director*
and stockholders of the company and their agents, attorneys,
servants and counsellors, and al^persons acting by or unuer
them, from calling any meeting for an election or taking any
action In such a meeting prior to June, 18tH No election or
stockholders' meeting of thla company can, therefore, or
will be held In June next. Any attempt to hold such election
or meeting in pursuance of the Irregular and irresponsible
notification whlclf has appeared would be a violation of law
aad a breach of the injunction of the court.
JOHN F. TKACY, President.
Euhnezer Cook, Secretary.
PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS CO.,
or^aiikcd under the laws of the State of California.
Capital stock, 43,000,1)00.
Directors-A. K. Urlro, San Francisco; L. L. Robinson,
San Francisco; J. E. De La Montanya, San Francisco; L. W.
Coe, San Francisco; S. jHeydrnlelt, San Fruucisco; J. W.
Ladd, Oregon, and A. E. Tlltou, New York.
Forward freight packages, parce *, jewelry, specie, currency,
United Stales boude, letters, Ac., by everv steamer, via
Aspinwall and Panama, to west coast of South and Central
America and Mexico. Via San Francisco to all the cities,
towns and mining camps of the Pacific States and Territories,
the Sandwich Islands, Japan and China, and from New York,
connecting with the Atlantic Foreign Express, to all parts or
Europe. Merchandise, with bills to "collect on delivery,"
notes, drafts and accounta for collection, commissions for the
purchase and sale of merchandise and mining stocks, the examination
of mines, recording deeds, transfer of stocks, Ao.,
Ac., will receive prompt attention at the lowest rates. For
more particular information apply at office, 67 Broadway.
A. K. GRIM, President.
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
perpetuation of the official term and power* of the
present managers, by means of the recent act of the Iowa
Legislature, which wa* *ecured by the acceptance of
condition* onerous and unjuat; who believe In the right of
shareholder* to bold meeting* in accordance with
the charter and bylaw* of tbe Company, to manage
their own property and to elect their own
Trustees, and who are in favor of *nch a change In the
administration a* may secure to the owners of the property
some regular Income out of the earnings, are requested to
send their proxies for the election to be held at Chicago on
the ltd of June next, to either of the undersigned, who will
furnish blank* on application.
U. A. Ml liDOCK, Continental National Bank.
HENRY BLOOD, care Jay Cooke A Co.
I). P. MOK(i AN, No. !fl? WlllUm street.
GEORGE J. FORREST. No. 18 Nassau street.
WM. II. APrL.fc.TUN, No. Hi (jrand itiect.
N?w Vokk, May, 1868.
fJtUE ANNCAL MEETING OF TUE STOCKHOLDERS
of the Chicago, Rock Iiland and Pacific Railroad Company,
consolidated, will be held at Chicago, IB., at the nfllcn
of the Company on the first Wednesday In June, 1888, at 10
(ten) o'clock A. M., and an election of Directors will then
and there tie held, and such other bualne** tramacted a* mpy
be brought before the meeting.
WII.LIAM II. APPLETON.
HoWKLL L. WILLIAMS.
HKNKY BLOOD.
GEORGE DENISON.
RUFU8 HATCH.
EDWARD R. FANSHAWE.
A meeting of the stockholder* of the Chicago and Bock
Iilnnd Rat road Company, of Illinoli, wl.i he held on the lirst
Friday of June. 1868. at 10 (ten) o'clock A. M., at the oll)ce"of
the Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific Railroad Company, In
the citv of Chicago, III., to elect Directors and transact such
other ljii*tr.ess as may be brought before the meeting.
HKNKY BLOOD.
EDWARD R. FANSIIAWE.
TO LOAN-ON MORTGAGE UPON CITY PROPERTY,
worth at least double the value of loan, $80,(100, in sum*
of $$,ti00, $4.0u0. $3,MX) and lesser sums; also wanted $12,000
on valusble city property, worth $30,( 00 and renting for
$3,800. Ap| y to JAMES I'RK T, 200 Hudson street.
\17ANTED?$1*1,000 ON BOND AND MORTOAGE, FOR
f ? which good interest will be given. Addics* J. J. II.,
box 2,433 Post office.
"IirANTED-A PARTY WHO CAN ADVANCE FROM
TV it4,00u to $6,000 on good Stocks that cannot b? bought
less than rar; a liberal bonua with Interest will be paid. Address
A. B., Herald office.
<4 in /\nrk -WANTED AT ONCF, THIS AMOUNT,
JpMwith a good business mat), to invst In an
enlablinhment worth $M,000; business near Richmond, Va.
Address Chemlc, box ?,028 Post ofllce.
(I'l .1 f\l\fi TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN-ON BOND
and mortgage, In sum* of $3,000 or $6,000.
B. S. HILL, IM7 Broadway, room 10.
$7O ,-nft TRUST AND OTHER FUNDS TO LOAN
I jmit* " ' on bond and mortgage, In *tim? over 1(3,600,
on New York and Brooklyn property.
callender, Laurence * co., r>ne*tre?.
rtlo- AAA TO LOAN-ON ROND AND MORTJr*l
gage, In mmi to (tilt. Second Mortgage*
purchased HINMANAJCO., 88 Pine *treet._
IIUI nfkA TO LOAN-IN 8CMS TO 8I IT, ON
I.UU'I New York and Brooklyn real ratatt; Ave
rear*, teren per cen. C. E. WILLIS iMontauk Inmrance
Company), l#e Broadway.
I.OAN OFFICEN.
AT T1-MONKY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIAniondp,
Watchee, Jewelry, Ac., or the same bought at
the bnilieet rat??; alto Pawnbroker*' Ticket* hought for DUmondi,
Watchee, Jewelry. Ac., at 77 Bleecker itreet, second
Boor, three door* went ol Broadway.
AT HTMAN'H, ?W BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
itreet, entrance on Rond itreet.?Liberal advance*
made >>n Diamond* and Watche*, Silverware, Ac., or will pay
the highest market price for the same.
t~m> BROADWAY, CORNER OF PRINCE streetAll
the dealer* sa.T that HOARDMAN A CO. pav fabnlou?
prlro for Diamond!, Watche*, Ac. Liberal advance*
made. Olre them atrial
AT 7^^ BROADWAY. UP STAIRS?LIBERAL PRICES
t.ald for Diamond*.W'atehe* ami Jewelry Advance* made
on tli* same. Elegant and ppaclous privateparlors for ladles,
no loan office ilgn*. R. H. LOVliLL A CO.
A LTHOUOH MANY ADVERTISE TO PAY THE HltiHj\
?|t price for Dlamonda, Silverware, Watch**, Lacea,
Hllk*. Ac., a call Is re*pectfti]lv aollclted before going else,
wbere by JOSEPH 8. COIIEN. T.M Hrnadwav, basement ?' ore,
oppei.lt" A?i..r place. Lnaus made at reasonable rate*.
AT 17 BREVO0HT PLACE (TENTH STREET).?THE
hlnh"?t price paid for Diamond*, Walchea, Jewelry, Ac.,
or loan* negotiated on the saate.
ISAACS, Broker, late of Wnverley place.
4 T NO. 9 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, FIFTH
A. AvAuic Hotel, loan* and sales promptly negotiated on
Diamond*, Watche*, Ac.
AT 097 BROADWAY. - LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
nn Diamond*. Watche*, Jewelry, Silk*, Ac. The aame
bought and .old. _ JAMES P MATHEWS.
7tH NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 8, A HONIOMAN
continue* to pay the blghe*t rate* for Diamond*,
Watche*, Silver, Ac. Loan* negotiated on the same. Dlamonda
Mil Watches for sale to pay advance*.
C1AHH ADVANCED TO ANT AMOUNT VPON DIA
Banker and Financial Broker. No. 1 College place,
corner Barclay (treat, Grocer*' Bank Building.
DUkl*. WATCltM AND JEWELRY HOlToHT
a?.i ei)|A ut atfvaaeeu on. U!|b?t t rifle paid fi.r gold
*n? ?Pt*t ii?ln**?T<infU?nU%?. Private oar lor for ladle*.
*baiTRi? i ?. Si inmvM,
ERAI
LOAN OFFICES. _
TVAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWKLRY BOVOHT d
J ' and Money loaned on them, by Q. C. ALLEN, 416 Broad- ?i
way, one door below Canal street. f
David k. davis, at his jewelry stork m7 p
Broadway, advance* money on Diamond*, Watches, I
Jewelry and Silver Plate. Buaiuese alrlctly prirmte and no *
signs about the (tore. J
MONET ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS AND VALUABLE
Personal Property of all kind*; Loani negotiated on
clly and country property. _ KINO * CO.,
Sjih tt., 6in ar. and B'way, under 6th Nat. Bank. i
V"0 MORE USURY?CHEAP MONET?ADVANCES
made upon diamond*, watohei, merchandise, to.; (ilka
and every kind of gooda purchased for eaih; merchant! accommodated
on Invoices; mouey loaned on Hie Iniurance policies
; pawnbrokers' tickets for jewelry, Ae., bought or advanced
upou; advances made to loan offices. Business hour*
from 8 to 8. H. A. BARNARD, No. 80 Bleecker street.
1 BOWERY, NEAR GRAND STREET, ROOMS '
Xaj\J Nos. I and 2, up stairs. -The highest price paid for
Diamonds, Watohes, Jewelry, Silverware, Bilks, Ac., or money
advanced; pawnbrokers'tickets bought.
-lO-r GRAND STREET, NEAR MI'LBERRY.?THE
ACVJ highest price paid for Gold, Silver, Diamonds, i
Watches, Silks, Dry kioods, Ac., or money advanced on the
same , also pawnbrokers' tlcketa bought. c
C'OPARTNKKNIIIPN.
XIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN THAT TIIF. PARTNER- f
J.1 sbip lately subsisting between Arthur T. Cronln and
\\ llllani Scott, both of the city of Brooklyn, at No 41 Bond
airj.nl unil.r th* llrm (if Arthur T. Hi-onli! and fnmnatlv.
expired on the Siith day of May, 1868, by mutual consent, in
pursuance of the term* of the article* drawn between them,
and all demands on the aald partnership are to be presented
to Arthur T. Cronin for payment.
ARTHUR T. CRONIN. '
WILLIAM SCOTT .
Witnessed thin ?Sth day of May, lSCS jl Romlami,
Attorney*, 141 Montague street.
City of Brooklyn, county of Kins*,
tin this i')th day of May, I HUH, personally appeared before !
me Arthur T. t'ronln an J William Scott, to me known to be
the 10 ilviduals who alined the foregoing and acknowledged
that they executed tbe auine.
RICHARD ROWLAND,
Notary Public, King* county.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTINU
between J.W. Southmayd and 8. E. H. Vandyke under the
Arm name of Southmayd A Co. la thia day dissolved by mutual
consent. hither party ii authorized to sign in liquidation.
J. W. SOUTHMAYD,
Nkw York, May 23,1868. 8. E. H. VANDYKE.
HI SINKNH OPPORTUNITIES.
ATOl'NU uentleman op lireral education,
who la dealroua of engaging in business and can put
into It a amall turn of ready money, will be glad to hear of ku
opening either aa clerk or partner, where zeal and fidelity
will be fairly appreciated, or would join another In establishing
a bualnesa. Address B. H., box 3,700 Poat otllre,
A PARTNER WANTED-WITH FROM $200 TO $400,
In a pleasant business; will make $100 weekly and bear
close Investigation. Inquire of Mr. AME.S,..to Slxtb avenue.
Mr. F?11, of Harlem, pleaae call.
A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, ESTABLISHED 16
years, on a principal aveuue; business last year $90,000
Sold on ea?y terms. SOUTHMAYD A CO., 194 Broadway.
A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, LOCATED IN ONE
of the best thoroughfare* down town, for talc; receipt*
about *260 per day ; term* easy.
SOUTHMAYD A CO., 194 Broadway.
A TEA STORE IN ONE OF THE REST AVENUES IN
Brooklyn, doing a good paving business, will be sold
low. sOl TIIMAVD A CO., 194 Broadway.
A -TO SOAP MAKERS -SOAP FACTORY, E8TAB
lisht'd 1< years, for sale low ; term* easy.
SHELLEY ? CO.,
No. 2 City Hall place, corner Centre and Chambers ft*.
?***_ A.H1 WA rvTiiinu UTTTII Ttlf
AfAnitlfiiK. U1 in 102,UWJ. I\J Cinu;\uu nnu ?n
advertiser In a good faying business. No risk. No
competition.
HOWES 4 CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. 9.
An energetic gentleman, with about $1,000,
can enter a genteel, money making business, which will
pay handsomely, without risk. Reference! given and required.
A.idsess Protector, Herald otlice.
\ N OPPORTUNITY FOR A PERSON WHO UNDERA
stands hotel business, with iJtH.MKJ cash, to take ch.irgf
or Interest in one ol the beat hotel* near Sew York. Apply to
HOPBON k CO., 41 Mercer street.
Any man wishing buswess with from *500 to
having references, will knd an extraordinary opportunity
by calling and thoroughly investigating at lfiB and
K1 Broadway, rooui 25.
APKRSON HAVING FROM $6,000 TO *10,000 CASH
would like to Invest aa partner in aome lafe andremunerative
business. Address, with full particular*, box B36
Poat office.
A PERMANENT BUSINESS FOR AN ACTIVE, EN
ergetle man with a moderate capital. Business capacity
more re |Ulsltc thaifcapttal. Address Simon Shloss. St. Nicholas
Hotel, or coll between 10 and 1 o'clock or 2 and 5 o'clock
at room 365.
A PARTNER WANTED WITH FROM $350 TO $500,
in an established manufacturing business: only such as
are willing to work need apply to HOPKINS ? CO., 41 Mercer
street.
A BUTCHER HAVING TWO STORES CANNOT
attend to both, would give a half interest to an honest
peraon and Instruct him in Ihe business for $1U0, or sell out
at a sacrlllce. Inquire at liquor atore, 427 East Fourteenth at.
A GENTLEMAN CONTEMPLATING A VISIT TO DIFfarent
parts of South and Central America, having peculiar
faculties for controlling large commercial transactions,
la desirous of associating with him a competent, active young
man with some capital, with the view of establishing u large
business concern In this city. To such a party superior a?tvaantages
wdl be offered. Address, with real name, S. Jt. U.
A., Herald office.
Broadway RESTAURANT-FIRST CLASS, above
Houston street; receipts $8U0 dally; books shown;
price only $b,UV0; long lease. Paitles wishing a goo* thing
> all. MERRIaM, 64 Fult'Jii street.
F1()R SALK-A rARifiBKsnir in * uumi r*iiB?
Flour an't Feed liualneaa; or will take a partner. Every
aatlafactlon will be given to the purchaaer. Inquire of
JAMES SlIEIiAN, No. 6 Tryon row.
HV)R SALH?OR A PARTNER WANTED TU TAKE
charge of the best located Hotel on Staten laland. Tbla
la it, rare chance lor a man or amall meana.
J. I*. TRAVER, 11 Chambers atreet.
(pOR SALE?THE PARTNERSHIP OK AN ICE CONI1
eern on the weat aide, comprialng three Wagons, four
Hnraea, Route and all concerning the buaineaa. Inquire at
174 Second atreet. third Hour, From room, between 12 and 1 y,
o'clock, of JOHN SCHl'MPF
FORTCNE TO BE MADE.?CHANCE TO PURCHASE
Patent of new sewing machine, with toola complete lor
manufacturing, double thread; aella for <*10;
MERRIAM, 64 Fulton atreet
PARTNER WaNTED?A BUSINESS MAN, WITH flOHO,
would like a party having the aame amount to join lilm
in purchaalng a good paying buaineaa. Addreaa J. Thniupaon,
Herald olllce.
PARTNER WANTED-TO TAKE nALF INTEREST AND
entire control of an old eatabllahed Laundry. Finn
chance for an active man with moderate capital.
WM. L. MAKKELL, K35 Broadway, room 85.
PARTNER WANTED- SILENT OR ACTIVE, WITH
4m'I.P*IU to 1^4,000, In manufacturing patent medlclnea
thoroughly eatabllahsd, with retail drug buaineaa connected.
Splendidly located.
EDWARDS A DOTY, 41 Liberty atreet.
SPLENDID Bl HINESH OPPORTI NITY?A STOCK
(about i*4,C00) aiap>! and fancy Dry Wooda. with Leitae
of Store, wl.l be aold at u bargain ; belt location in Brooklyn.
Addreaa Stock, Herald oflice.
r DEALERS IN OLOTHTNO.-HAVINd A OOOD LOcatl
m and patronage, with Inadequate capital, t deairs
a unite inyaelf to aome one who haa a atock of clothing or
capital and wanta buaineaa; reference* exchanged. A ldreaa
Juinea Luring, Herald othce.
VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE?OF THE BEST AND I
almpleat "Cotton Tie" yet Inveitted. Ita merlta will hear I
the cloaext lureatlgatlon. Full Information and every aatlafactlon
given. Apply, between Id and 4 o'clock, t;j TBI MAN,
care of Nathan Weed, No. 4 (iold atreet.
WANTED-A PARTNER, ACQUAINTED WITH THE
wboleaale periodical bualnean. AddreaaJ^rank, in cart
ui U. nuuuirm, iiv.n m ???"
1VANTED?COMPETENT MEN TO ASSIST IV INTROW
cluclng and welling a valuable and practical patent now
In successfu"use In this city; commission* liberal. Gallon
or address John Austin, Bu.rs Head Hotel, corner Twentyfourth
street and Third avenue. '
1VANTKO?A RTF.ADV. SOCIABLE MAN AS PARTNER
tv In a splendid billiard saloon and bar; business good:
loc.itlen excellent; le*?e; cheap rent: terms easy; or would
ell the whole; owner fi!is other business.
HOWE, No. 2 Dey street.
TITANTED?A FARTHER, ACTIVE OR SPECIAL,
VY with 1(10,01)0, to take an Interest In a nnw bunlnes*;
prollts larjje, security given for money If detlred. Address
W. H., Herald otllce.
IVANTED- A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR SILENT, WITH
Vf 1(5,iMl to #lU,iOii, hy a man of extensive ciperlence in
manufacturing (olaa and chairs for the trade. 20H Canal it.
d},-<Wk wantkd Fort three OK FoI R MONTHS,
M " I for whmb a liberal bonua will ho paid and good >?
curlty given; Apply to Loan Office, 120 Bowery.
tionrt -PARTNER WANTED; ESTABLISHED El SI.
IPO*'''. nes*; large profits and Immediate returns; no
rlik ; party will hold treble the amouut In diamond*, wab-heit,
Ac. App.y to or address Diamond Broker, 751 Broadway.
nnn case, with parteeb, wanted?in
iipl.Uv"/ vestment aecured; no deception. O. T.
LEACH A co., ?<1 Broad street, Newark, N. J.
4?1 nnn - having this aeocet to invest,
P L.UUItLie advertiser desires to engage In some prolll.
able light manufacturing business. Address for three days,
Mating full particulars, t.. H. ?., bo* IBS Hudson Cltv (n. Ji)
Po?t ollice. Interviews strictly confidential and none but
principals deal) with.
<iil OHO WILL BUY a pobk stand in washihotp
L.WUV Jon Msrkrt. The owner cannot attend to It.
HOWES A CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. P. ^
??1 r.nn T? WM- PARTNEB-CASH WILL PI R
"Pl.'H/V; chase half Interest In SOU acre* tlnely tiuibrrel
land; new steam engine and saw mill, all In complete order,
JWLHf1Kor ful> particulars apply to <i. W. HhNHt
, 179 Hi oftdway, room No. 4.
-,nn ~an excellent chance TO ANV ONE 1
(Pl.WVU, Inclined for the Patent Medicine Boslneefcaa J
partner, silent or active i profile enormous and certain. Ad- ?
dress Xanthua, Herald offlce.
ftnn cash-will but thr lease, stock r
?pU?vU" and Ftvturw of a Dry Ooo?i# Itor?e doing *
largn bu?1vios, In a good location; Imm htf four jaara to run;
rwlfipw Mimm, satisfactory rfMon# glroo for tatllng.
amvJM IC*. Wix LQ^rm o&i I
iD.
. . .
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
business opportunities.
i><> - ann -for salb, the half interestiw
pwi).uuu. a manufacturing bualneaa of ail ImiMiM
uture, hut at present lacking capital. #lO,iMK> ul this amount
a be Inreated In lha concern, tba balance for tha retiring
artner. Tb? manufacture apeaka for tta own value, ana
here le only one manufactory of tbia article In the United
Hates, doing Immense builneM. Only principals, with real
i*me, need address B. R., Hwaid office. No other eommuni*
iatlous will be answered.
^9^ fthA T0 $ SO,000.?the undersigned HAS
ViiU.Ul/U the al lore nmount at command and dealree
in active Interest In a manufacturing or jobbing bualneee.
Address, stating character of business, M B. tills, alatlon 1>.
DRV HOODH.
At or and street cheap store,
_ . from auction, ready to day,
q#w Straw floods, Ktbbont, colored lh-m, Hilks, tfatin* and
Ve reta, Corsets, feklrts, Ptranois, Flowers, Ures* Trimmings,
nlk Fringes, liloveg, *c., all uuder regular prices.
... EliVrAKU RIPLEY,
809, til and 311)4 Grand ; fifi ?8 ?nd 70 Allen street,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
Agbeat sacrifice.
ON MONDAY, MAY ?,
re will offer at retail our entire atook of
RICH SILK MANTILLAS, 8ACQUE8, AC.
if lb* moil elegant Paris make, at
half the cost of importation.
. Alio
A LA ROE LOT OF CLOTH SACQUEK,
or .prlng and summer wear, at ?3 each. ^ ^ BAYLOR,
161 to 4&I Broadway,
255 to 281 (i rand street.
A T FOSTER BROTHERS'?FOR SALE,
A. Ill,000 yards Merrimack Prints, , ,
and 20,( 00 yarda uplendld yard wide Muatin for 12>&c.
Vny of these muslins ar? worth 18o. Come early.
From auction, Immeuae Iota
Caaalwerea, table Linens, Towels,
Flannels, Sua Umbrella!, Parasols, Ac.,
it Dearly half price, either (tore.
FOSTER BROTHERS, Eighth avenue, near Eighteenth it.,
aud FOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Bleecker itreet.
MME. F. PINCHON,
5? Bleecker itreet.
Will clone out the balance of ber
Spring importation of
Pane Walking Costumes and
Houae l)re??es,
At reduced price*.
Madame kauris, no. 7 brevoort place, tenth
?tr>'et, hua jukl received a wagnltlcent aunrtmeul ui
Round Hats.
Madame Harris, no. 7 brevoobt place, tenth
etreut, belore leaving for Europe, will cloie her stock
of Thread and Lnma Points aud Lama Jackets, at lees than
coat; real Thread at *80.
PAPERHANUIN08 AT 7 CENTS A ROI L; WINDOW
Shadea at $1 Ml a pair; Holland Sha<lex pot up In first
clan style; alao Picture Framei to order. 370 Grand street,
betweeu Eue> and Norfolk atreela.
STRAW GOODS. BTRAW GOODS.
Dealer! supplied
very low, tor cash.
Great tale! thin week in all the desirable ityles
at half Broadway price*.
The largest and cheapest line of
Umbrellas. Parasola at Hfic.; Silk at "jc. and up
Frosted and Diamond Net',
our own Importation, at .5c. and up.
Every other color, Dotted Nets, Lace* and all
other materials for Veil*, veijr cheap.
Silk and Velvet Ribbon*,
French Flewers,
flpe Kid Gloves, at 60c. and up.
Hosiery,
and ali kinds of Notions In great variety.
Call; It will pay V"U.
P. STEWART, IKS Rowsry.
TO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS.
At Grand street cheap store,
our new Jobbing room is ready and filled with new
Mlllltierv (ioods.
We tell cut lengths cheaper thun down town jobbers ie)l
pieces. Call.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
809, 311, .111)$ Grand ; ?5, 68 and 70 Allen street,
Filth Mock east from (he Bowery.
Q"J "I BROADWAY. ? MAISON FRANCAISE. ? PATOll
terns, Dresaes. The trimmed and plain patterns an
well aa the dresses made by Hue. BONPAKf are pronounced
to far nurp.ni all others.
M1LLINEUY.
Millinery at a sacrifice.-madame carter
begs to inform the ladies that In conseuucnce of her declining
that branch of the business the stock for the next three
days will be almost given away, and the balance sold at auction
on Thursduy next, at M5 Broadway, between Twenty econd
and Twenty-third streets.
_ LOST AND FOUND.
A ROLL OF PAPER LOST?ON SATURDAY EVENING,
comprising biWs in name of Isaac Lewis. |5 reward
will be paid for their return to Charles Whitiock, IriS Klin st
Found?on the asm instant, a bum of money,
which the owner cau have by proving property and paying
for advertisement. Apply to Ml Ninth street, lirst floor,
west, after 7 P. M.
IOHT-A flOLD BRACELET, WITH TWO MOFKNI.Vtl
J lockets attached to It. The llmlur wili be suitsbly rc.
warded by leaving It at M Pine streeu
JOKT-A BANK BOOK ON THE MANHATTAN
J Savings Ioitltutlon, Mo. M,#H. The tlader will picnic
leave the tame at Ibe bank.
IOST.?A CORAL AND (IOLD BREASTPIN, ON
J Saturday noon, in nelKhborbood of Stelnn av Hall. The
finder will be suitably rewarded. (Jail ou or address E. II.,
821 Weat Fourteenth street.
LOST-ON MONDAY, 25TH IN8T., ON OR NEAR
Broadway, or In Fourth avenue car, a lady's small, open,
white laced gold Watch. The Under will be suitably rewarded
by returning the (ante at 79 Warren street
Lost certificate.?notice is hereby oivei*
that application haa been made to the Auditor General
of Pennsylvania for the Inane of a duplicate of the following
described Certificate of the Ave per cent loan of the Com
monwealth, Issued by the Bank of Pennsylvania, acting aa
transfer agent of the ftommonwealth, Id the name of Uowan
A Marx, or London, which eertliicate baa been lost, vis.No.
11, dated July 12, 1*34. act of April &, 1884, for *2,000.
LORT-OW FRIDAY, MAY 22, A WHITE CURLEY DO<J ;
dark spots on the back and ears; ears cropped; called Parreta.
Whoever will return him to 180 West Forty-fifth street
will receive a reward of $5.
IOST OR STOLEN -A BLACK AND TAN DOO. THE
J Under will be liberally rewarded by returnlDg the same
to 180 Broadway, basement.
11EYVAK !>.<?.
lt?~ REWARD. LOST, ON 8ATI RDAY, FROM HOUSE
?'/ 821 Kast Fourteenth street, a wlilte Poodle Dog, with
brown ear; was partly sheared ; name Prince. Reward paid
on delivery of dog.
AlA REWARD?FOR POCKETI'OOK AND COM
y LU tents lost In Bloecker street, between Carmine and
Macdougal streets, on Saturday nkbt. _ _
F. IIAVhS, (IS# Broadway, ft. T.
d>1 A REWARD WILL BE PAID AT NO. 10 MURRAY
?T>1U street, New York, up stairs, to the person who found
a black oilcloth covered Carpet Bag. lost on the Staten Island
ferryboat Saturday alternoon. Contents are of value only to
t lie owner. ^
(ton REWARD.-STOLEN FKOM THE RESIDENCE
of Charles Franklin at Huihvllle, Queens county.
t t unn<i.> Ui.v 9.1 1-rtM ia llifht hnivn Hon#. rKoitI 1
year* old, band* bi^h, with i? ?lar on hi* forehead, and
long tall, ail?ery close by the hull; long mane, alio ?llvery
clou? to the neck. Tho above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the home on application to lakd CUAKLLB
FRANKLIN, aa above.
4:1 nnn rkward.-rtolen from my iron
?l.UUU *afe*, between Saturday night, 23d tn?l, and
Sunday, 11 A. M., 24th ln?t., the following, viz.1 five-twenty
United Hlataa Bond, new laaue, $1,000. No. 110,801; 1 Ovatwenty
United State* Bond, new laaue, 1)1,DUO, No. 190,201; t
a-twetity United Slate* Bond, new laaue. 41,UU0, No. 139,994;
I five-twenty United State* Bond, new laaue, 91,000, No.
119,010: 1 clnater diamond Rlnc, eight atone*; 1 clttaler dla
mond Pin, all or aeven atonea; 1 gold Watch and Chain. 8
loitalre diamond Studa and 9f>00 In Foal office and Iuternal
Revenue alampa, of varloua denomination* nn to #8. Alto SO
Share* Olen Cove Starch Manufacturing Company. Tbe
above reward will he paid for the reco ery of the (tolen valuable*.
or proportionately for any pat t thereof.
UERARD BKTT8, No. 7 Old dip.
Nnw Tore, May >6,1WW.
UKWARD.?8TOLKN FROM 388 AND 337 URKENWIOH
Itreet a dark blue frock Coat; name of maker*, White,
Whitman A Co., on Iffalde collar. A liberal reward and no
question* aakad. R. H. PA VIES,
336 and 337 i.reanwlch *tree?.
wuminff ovtpn.
DAT LINE FOR ALBANY ANP??TKOV^ IJ?B
ataamer* C. VIBBARDand DANIEL I>RKIV,on and after
May 80, will Imi iHtrniUiy from UembroMm ******
A. m., and Thirty-fourth utreet B:? A. M , *ndln< ?t Wea?
Point Cornwall, Newborn, Pouibkaapale, Khlnebeck, TWoll,
Cataklll and Hudson. Fare to Albany or Troy, ?&
T?OR ALBANY AM' fKOV-FARE *]
T cheaper'thun by .all and .5
Other line Thi? elegant Minirrt V ANPhKHILT *nu ('ONNKCTICUT
leave p1?r 44 .forth river, north of Spring atreet,
everv eveultn (Saturday eireptedl at 0 o'clock, connecting
wlta Ne^vnrlc Centr*I Railroad for llnBa o and all polntg
Went and with Hennaelaer abil Suratoga and LakeChamplaln
a learner* for Montreal, Lak" ?le<.rge, Saratoga and all elation*
alio With rail lor North Adam*, Burlington and potato
ew"'Fa"Sunday, ??. Returning, Itare Troy at? and Al
banjr at 8 r. ?
TllmduN RIVER AMD IIAKLKM RAILROADS. ?
1 I Train! for Albany *"'? Troy, connecting with Northern
and We?.?rn iralua. i??r? "< * York *la Hudann Rleer Railmad,
Thirtieth ?:reet nod Tenth areuue, 8and 11.30 a. M. an t
2 4i, t'A> and 11 M., *?< ?'? harlein Haliroao, Twentyaliih
itr?"< and Fourth avenue, at 11 A. M. and 4 :H P. M.
Tbv ? jo P. X- train via Hudaon River will run on
*(//#?,* n< r?ra attached to ? 30 and II P. M. train*.
DiawinK r. otn car* attached to8 A. M. train.
WILLIAM II. VANDERH1LT. Vloe Preildent.
IiRV HIS PR1CFS,
TRY THE RAPIDITY,
1 RY Tii? EXCfcLLENCli
OF TUB
fETBOPOtlTAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
_ . 97 NASSAU 8TREKT.
OATAL'Wl'ES, PAMPItLETS, BILLS OF SALF*
*0- _ _ ,
~EXC|TIWIOWH. ,, '
[JARORS, 8IDRWHEF.L AND SALOON BTKAM W?AT?<
l? to let; Croanett'a Urove, Pleaaanl Valley. Wateni Uro' 4
ad other, to let. O?. ?? W.rat ?tre?t, near Barrow^.^
pilE METROPOLITAN JW? PRINTINO KSTABLIBi^J
,,h:I'T, 91 NASSAU fTREET.
POSTF.RR, TK'kKTS, *0., I'KI.NTEO AT 8H0RJ
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