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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 13,959. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. PR1CB FQUR CEfrfg> " '
IfSECTOBT Wi ADfEBTHEBSe
AeVFBMHKTi? Kirre Fa??? Fourth, flfUt and sixth
aktr^ tuloY? SlCOfO oolumn.
Mi it 1R n X. Kimt Page? Sixth column.
BOARDERS WaMED-Nibt* Paob-. econd and third
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED? Niimi PAGE-Thlrd
BROOKLYN ' REAL ESTATE FOR BALB? Ninth Paob
BUBIN I*8S o PPORTUNITIES?Eighth Page? Fourth
and fifth columns. ^ ,
BUSINESS .\OTlCr,t>? setbntb Paob? "ixth column,
cm RF.AL EaTATK FOR 8ALE-Ninth PAGs-Firtt
CLERKS AND SALESMEN? Ninth Page? Klrat column.
SLOTHING ? Eiouth Paok? Sixth column.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS? Eiuutu Paob? Sixth
column.
0OAS1Wloi? STEAMSHIPS? Seoobd Paob? Sixth col
umn.
OOPARTRER8HIP8? Eiobth Page? Fourth column.
DANCING ACADEMIES? Ninth I'aos? Sixth oolumn.
DENTISTRY? 8 moon D Page? Fourth column.
BRY GOODS? Fiiuii Page? Flltii column.
WELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISHED? S>bcond Pack? Flrit column.
BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS? Second Paw? Fifth and
sixth column *.
EUROPE? First Page? Filth column.
EXCHANGE? Skcokr Pack? alxth column.
EXCURSIONS? Sbconu Pag* -Sixth column.
FINANCIAL? Eighth Paok? Fourth column.
FOR SALi- ? Fiukt Pack? Sixth column.
FUhBISHED KOoMs AND APARTMENTS TO LBT?
Second Page? First and second column*.
fURNI'l URE? Eighth Page? Fifth column.
RENCn ADVERTISh.JIENT8-TwaJ.rru Paob? Sixth
column.
HELP W ANTED? FEMALES ? Twelfth PAca-Flfth
column.
HELP WANTED? MALES? Twblith Paob? Sixth col
umn.
HO SES, CARRIAGES, AC.? Fiaat PA?8-Thlrd, fourth
and tilth columns.
HOTELS? Ninth 1'agb? Third column.
UOUSES. ROOMS, AC., WANTED? Second Paob? Second
column.
IBDUS'I ltlAL EXHIBITION COMPANY? Pint Paob
slxth column.
INSTRUCTION? First Page? Firth column.
IZUaVY CITY. H.)BOKEN, HUliSON CITY AMD BER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE? Ninth Paob?
First column.
LECTURE SEASON? Eighth Fajib? Fifth column.
LEGAL NOTICES? Eionrn Page? Filth column.
LOAN OFFICES? Ninth I'Attn-Fllth column.
LOST AND FOUND? Fi BIT 1'agb? First ami second col
umns.
MACHINERY? First Paob? Sixth column . ,
MAUkLK MANTELS? Second Paob? Fourth column.
MAI RIMonial? Iwelfth Page? sixth column.
MEDICAL? >boo?o Paob? ~lxth column.
MlLLINl-.lt Y AND DRESSMAKING? Fl8*T PASS? Fifth
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS? Tximi Paob?
sixth column. . , . .
MISCELLANEOUS? Ninth Pack? third column.
MUSICAL? Mnrn Page? Sixth coluipn
NEW PUBLICATIONS? Seventh Page? Sixth column.
PERSONAL? First 1'agb? First column.
PIANOPOKTi.S, ORGaNS, AC. ? .mnth Paob? Fourth
column.
PO^T OFFICE NOTICE? First Pack? Fifth column.
PROPES >IoN AL SITUATIONS WANTED ? FEMAi.ES?
Twelfth Page? Fifth column.
PBGPE1UY OUT OF THE Cll'Y FOR SALB OB TO
REM? Ninth Page? First column.
REAL ESTATE TO f.XCHANOE? Ninth Pica- First
and second columns.
BBAL ESTATE WaNTuD? Nnrrn Page? Second ool
umn.
BBWA kDS ? First Page? Second column.
BALKS AT AUCTION? Second Paob? ihlrd and fbwrth
columns.
SITUATION.-! WANTED ? FEMALES? Eleventh Paob
and Twblith Paob? First, seoond, third and fourth
columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED? MALES? Twbwtb Paob?
Fifth and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES? First Page? Second column.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRD'S AC.? First Paoe? TRlrd
column.
STORAGE? Eighth Page? Sixth column.
THE TRADES? Twelfth Pact. ? Sixth column. ?
rHK TUltF? First Pack? Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES? SECOND Paob?
First column.
TRAVELLER-.' GUIDE? Second Page? Plxth column.
ONFURNISIl ED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Srcoxd Pack? Second column.
WANTED TO PURCll A?K? Eighth Pagb? Fifth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROI'ERTY FOR SALE OR
'Id LET? Ninth Pagk? First column.
TAOHTS. STEAMBOATS, AC.? First Paob? Second
oolumn.
HEBALD BRANCH OFFICES? UPTOWN
AMI HaRLEIU.
JJERALD BRANCH OFFICER ~
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
TO 9 P. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH
HBRALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
1KB BROADWAY AND Ml SIXTH AVEWUE, BE
rWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY -SECOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HABLBM
OFFICE 2,381 TbIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF 134T1I
STRBBT. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 700
r. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVB
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
PERSONAL..
B. C.? MEET ME AT I O'CLOCK THIS AFTER
noon where wo took oysters and creum.
LICE? WRITE ME. CARE CHARLES II. F08TER,
L the medium, 14 West t wenty-fourth st. O
CBNTRAL PARK, EIGHTH AVENUE CAR. FORTY
lourth street.? Lady in black; two children; Sun
day afternoon. Address CAKL'lON, He raid otllco.
CHARLEY.? WILL BE AT ASTOR HOUSE TO.
day (Tuesday). 8. R HOLMES.
OG-PRKVENTED TO-DAY; THURSDAY, SAME
place, 11.
D
?ITIRODHHAM"-I HAVE nAI) AN INTERVIEW
X1 with T. A. He Is anxious to see yon. All Is satl*.
he lory. ^C. "
F- RED C. L.? WANT TO SEE YOU VERY MUCH.
Old acquaintance. ANN.
INFORMATION WANTED? OF JOHN AND JAMRH
Hamilton, trom Mavbole. Ayrshire, Scotland. John
? I led trom Greeuock. cotland, on the 81st ot May, 1862,
(tor Queensland, Australia, onboard the Saldana; James
tailed irom London, l'.mrlund, on the 6th dav of July,
1861. tor QueonsUn I. Australia, on board the Fiery .--uir.
Any friend or acquaintance knowing anything ot their
Whereabout* will gre atly oblige by corresponding witli
THOMAS HAMILTON, Gold Hill, Storey county, Not.,
V. S. A.
JTfLB? SAME- TIME AND PLACE WRDNESDAY.
TWENTY-FOUR (34) YEARS.
LO.? CALL aT 86 NASSAU STREET, ROOM 12,~AS
? soon as possible. L. G.
liUKT AND FOUND.
FOUND.? A WHITE BLOOD DOO, WITH GRAY
spots. Inquire at No- Ill Washington street, Ho
baken. W. J.
FOUND-A BUNCH OK KKVS. CALL ON A. 8LAU
*on, 34 Djy street
Left in a madIoOn avenue stage, Monday
morning, nt the corner of Wall and William streets,
? new silk Umbrella. 'the tinder will please leave it at
No. I'^l Pearl street.
Lost? on south ferryboat pacific, mon
day morning, Shawl Strati and Bundle. The tinder
will bo rewarded by bringing them to room 3, AO Atlantic
venue, Brooklyn.
J 03T? AT BOOTH'S THEATRE, LAST 8ATURDAY
L evening. 11 tiold l-lnk Bracelet, shape of a serpent.
The finder will lie suitably rewarded <in returning the
lame to 324 West Fifteenth street, tlrst floor.
Lobt-a bunch of keys, beiween twenty
second street und Sixth avenue and Tiffany's. 'I ho
Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at 11
Broad street, third story, tront office, between 11 and 1
?'elo<:k.
OST-SUNDaY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1, OKP
1 loaiDkinsvillc. Staten island, a 17-toot Whitehall
Boat, painted white; contained 11 pair 01 snrucc spoon
?culls. A t-uitablo reward will bo paid for information
concerning her by THOp. RoBINnON. Llernld Ship
Mews office, pier No. 1 East itiver.
O-VT? B sTWEEN 10 AND II A. M.. MONDAY i LEFT
J in a Broad wav and Twenty-third street stage, cor
aer Twenty-third street and Broadway, a small canvas
Satchel. Kinder will reouire reward by leaving it at
ttage office, 1 wcnty-scveuth street and Ninth avenue.
LOST-UN SATURDAY, ?I5, WHILE GOING FROM
Church street tli rotuii lteade and Broadway to cor
ner Murrav street. It 1 lie finder will rolurn the ramo to
lt)0 Franklin street he will earn the thanks of a man who
?an ill afford to lose it.
rOSr-IN flTlR I ? AVKNUB CArTrET WEEN (I RAND
lj Central depot and City llall, a Pocketbook contain
ing letter of credit on James O. King's .-oris for ?i,U?
Iterlina, in taror ol Deo. Hunter ; aiso some tt4n in bills.
Iho Under wi I be suitably rewarded bv returning the
letter of credit and other papers to Ja.ME.j G KINO'S
IONS, 3! Nawnu street. No i|iu-*tlons asked.
LO?T? ON MONDAY EVENING, AHOl'T HALF PAST
6 o'clock, in going from chambers street to Park
row. a Railroad Map, 1 rawing of New England states,
tkr. SKI reward will be paid for its immediate return to
FISK A SEE, Chamber* street.
Lost? on hroadway, near eleventh st., mon
day. a black nnd tan Stut: wore collar with name
Oaasev Troy, a ilucral reward will be paid for it* return
to U Amity street
OnT? A MEMORANDUM HOOK; THE OWNER'S
same and residence is written on the first page.
The tinder will lie suitably rewarded by bringing It to
the owner.
Lost? on Saturday evenino. larob en.
vclope, containing letters. Address VvM. EDGAR,
No. 34'J Broaoway. i.ihcrai reward paid to party re
turning same to above u.ldrcsa.
ON MONDAY MORNING 1 LOST A ROLL OF MAN
nsrriut on tint llaiullton avenue ferryboat or In the
fourteenth sireet stage. Ttio finder will De suitably re
sardi'd by returning it to M. N. WISEWELL, 1U) Broad
way , room 2".
KAILHOAD BONDS STOLEN.
, 1 hi- following Railroad Mortgage Bonds were stolen
Iroin the Mibrcriber during the month 01 September.
1374 towit:
Foiir ?l.i??t First Mortgage Bond* of the Detroit, Mon
roe and Toledo Railroad Company. Nos 12i?, WIS, ?70 and
171. Three $l,iJ0U l/iika Shore Dividend Bonds, Nob. 644,
U9 and 1X44.
Two III, Mortgage Bonds Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, Nor*. 362 and Hi 1.
All persons arc notified not to pnrchaafl the same, A
suitable reward will be given lor the return of the prop
art* or lor any information concerning It.
HUGH L. COLB,
No. 8 Broad street.
New York olty.
Mortmber 9, 1874
LOffT AID VVVSlh
aSS&Sias sswffw ?"
inent haviug dmd MML
MhHi.KdTV.IN.
KM Ran Fifty-second street.
STRAYED OR 8TOLEN? A MALTESE CAT; ONE
eye partly closed. $5 reward will be given and no
questiooa asked upon her return to OiiOROii M. JONES,
at the Madison aveuae Livery Stable*, US Madison ave
nue, corner of Thirtieth street
RKWAKUS.
dh jr reward for the return or a yellow
ifij Scotch Terrier Pup. answering name Jaok ? lost
between 7 and HP. M., about two weeks since, from 130
West Forty -sixth street, between sixth and Seventh avs.
Ac REWaRD-TO PABTY WHO TOOK MEMORAN
f'J dura Book trom eoat in Metropolitan Hoiel barber
shop If I bey will return same to store 431 Broome street,
with contents; no questions asked.
d?OC REWARD, AND MO QUESTIONS ASKED,
fiJU will be paid tor return of lady's Watch, No.
72,964, maker L. ft. Raymond Locke, taken In Iront of
Booth's Theatre, Satarday evening, November 7. Ad
dress or call on J. H. M.,138 Bast Seventeenth street,
after 7 P. M.
& KAn REWARD? FOR TTIE ARREST OF EDWARD
iJJUUU Howard Davis, about 20 years of ape, light
hair, 5 leet 8 Inches high, who absconded from Montreal,
on or about October SI, with a Mm of money, notes on
the Canadian banks, a further reward will be paid for the
recovery oi the whole, or a part, In proportion.
BULL A HMIi'llhKtt, M Wall street
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FBW DAYS AND FEW TICKETS.
THE SECOND AMD LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
in aid of the Masonic Belief Association ot Norlolk, Va.,
will take place Thursday, November 19, 1874. As thera
will be no farther postponement procure the UckeU
while the opportanity remains. Whole tickets, $10; half
tickets, $5; quarter tickets, $2 SO.
For information, Ac., apply at BRANCH OFFICE, 78
and 80 Broadway, New Torn. ,
A.
-FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
in aid ot tho
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The management have determined to hare the draw
Inn of the Fifth and Last Cut Concert ot the PubUo
Library of Kentucky on tnc 30th day of November.
The special object of this card is to call a meeting of the
ticket holder* at i'ubllc Mbrary Hall on the 2Uth of No
vember, to make arrangement* In connection with the
committee appointed by the Trustees to superintend the
counting ot the tags repre>entlng the numbers of tickets
sold. Whllo there 1* no actual necessity for the presence
of ticket holders, as under our arrangements the inter
ests ot all are equally cared lor, vet at tho same time I
would grently preier that as many ot those interested as
can. would attend thla meeting and see, each lor himself,
how perfectly Islr and impartial the distribution must be.
Every arrangomeu i has been made tor the drawing;
but a few days remain for tho sale of the balance of the
tickets, and whatever Is done must be doue promptly.
THOS. E. HKAML'.TTk.,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky.. Oct 32, 1871
For tiokets or Information apply to
THOS. H. HAYS.
809 Broadway, New York.
ALL DE8IRXNO HBALTH AND COMFORT SHOULD
wear the Graduated Chest and Lung Protector,
for men. women and children; ?old everywhere; trade
supplied. ISAAC A. SINOKR,
Manufacturer, 894 Broadway.
A? SODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS. GINGER
? Ale, sparkling Wines: manufacture of complete
outfits ot Apparatus and Materials, with tuli instruc
tion*; nil departments of msnutacture, bottling and dis
pensing; exclusive ttUrhts In derintbie territory. Cata
logues free. JuHN MAI Til hWrt, First avenue. Twenty
sixth and I'weuty-seventli streets. New York.
A? PARKS, EMERSON A CO., AGENTS FOR
. Kentucky state Lotteries, drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn Nov. 28. 1874.
Masonic Belief Lottery, ol Norlolk. Va.. Nov. 19. 1874.
Prises cashed, information furnished and circulars
sent, bv addressing PARKS A CO., 180 Broadway, room
A Post office box 5.27 i. Private office attached.
Office hours 7 A. M. till 7 K
A? HAVANA, NOV. A, I8TA
. No. 31,455 100,00] pesos
No. 22,699 A0.0U0 pesos
No. 8,625 1 2?.0< 0 pesos
No. 8,455 10.000 nesos
No. 28.815 10,000 pesos
No. 6,183 5,000 pesos
Lock box 5,594. THBOOOR ISCHOCH.
111 Naseau street. New York.
A? ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
. By cable (official), Havana, Nov. 8, class 93&
Ticket No. 31,455 drew $100,000
Tickct No. '.?,?99 drew $50,000. Ticket No. 8, 020 drew 25,000
?l ickets Nos. 8,455 ana ?t>,&5 each 10.000
1 lcket No. 6.183 drew 8.IW
Next drawing Nov. 23. Circulars, with mil particulars,
free. Address P. C. DEVLIN. Stationer and General
Agent, 30 Liberty straet, New York.
A? KENTUCKY 8TATE AND SHELBY OOLLEGE
? Lotteries. J. S. SMITH A CO.. Managers.
XB1CTOCKT, STATE, XJCTBA CLASS 249, irOTENBlCR 9, 1874.
45. 2, 51, 7, 21 17. 2>, 6, 24, .1, 10. 37.
SltKLBT, EXTRA CIAS* 67. WOVEMBEB 9. 1K74.
51, 53, 4i, 23. 2ft 67. .'4 7. 28. 14. 69, 74.
KENTUCKY, STATF, CI. ASS 260. NOVEMBER 911871
21, 57, 4, 20, 20. 31. 99, 51, 32, 42. 77, 43.
SHELBY, CI. A SB 6S, NOVKKBBB 9, 1871
31, 21, 57. 13. 18, 51. 77. 65. 20, 72. 27, 11
Prizes ensued and Information irlven. Address
PHILIP GOSS, 174 Broadway, or Post office box 2,751.
? OLD" "KENTUCKY" STATE AND SHELBY COU
. lege Lotteries ; prises cashed and information fur.
nlshed at 232X Greenwich street, or address box 4,851
Poet office. New York. F. LUTHY.
A? OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
? State Lotteries.? Simmons, Dickinson A Co.. Man
agers. BBNTCCBT, RXTBA CLASS NO. 276? NOVEMBER 9. 1874,
15, 34, 4'!, 89, 12. 78. 50, 9. 60, 4. 3J, 55, 61
KBNTUCKY. CLASS NO. 276? NOVEMBBB 9, 1874.
70, 25. 16, 26. 41. 71, 44, 7, 51. 78, 2, 48.
BKNBY. EXTRA CLASS MO, 97? NOVEMBER 9, 1874.
37, 00. 61, 18, U. 64, 68, \ 54, 61, 21, 28. 14.
BEN BY, CLASS HO. 98? NOVEMBER 9, 1871
31, 41, 30. 29, 4(1, 33, 54, 27. 38, 67, 45, 28.
Full mtormation by applylntr to J. cLUiE. 200 Broad
way, room 6, first floor, rearoffico, or Post office box I960
Now York.
?KENTUCKY 8TAT E SINGLE NUMBER LOT
? tery on Havana Plan. Circulars or Information
furnished by J. CLUiE, authorized Agent, 203 Broad
way or Post office box 4,909.
H"~ ENRY A. DANIELe, S. D.. 144 LEXINGTON AVU
nue, near Twenty-ninth street Special attention
to the diseases of men and important medical and surgi
cal cases.
Havana lottery.? new schkmk for okdi
nary and extraordinary drawings German gov.
eminent lotteries. Prises cashed and Information given.
WACHSMaN A CO., Hankers, 76 and 77 Nassau street
Post office box 3.316.
Kentucky state single number lottery.
November 28.? No discount on prizes ; circulars or
inlormation lice. Address GEO. H. BOOTH, 73 Nassau
street; box 3,087 Post office. New York.
phR CABLE OP NOVEMBER 0. 1874.
No. Sl,4'6drcw $100,000
No. M/99 drew 60,030
No. 8,fi25drew 26,000
No. 8 486 (lrow 10,1*10
No. 18,816 drew 10,0*1
No. 6.183 drew 6,1.00
J. B. MARTINEZ A CO., Hankers, 10 Wall street,
Dos 4,686 I'cwt office, Now York.
iiYAI. HAVANA ToTTE RY~
November 6. $480, OOU In prizes. Circulars of fall In
formation iurnished. l'rlze-i cashed. Government*,
Spanish Bank Bills, Ac., pur~h.utd.
TAYLOR A CO., Banker*.
No. 11 Wall street, Now York.
STAMMERING AND BT OTTER I N O "kOCCEsIfU LLY
treated on scientific principles; a cure guaranteed;
no charge until cured : abundant references. Address
or apply at NEW YORK HTaMMEKINU INSTlTOlii,
101 WAvorley place.
SOCIETK B K I.OE DK BIEN KAISANCK.
La reunion annuelle d? lasociete aura lien c? soir,
(Mardi), 10 couranr, au loci I Cooper Institute, room 34,
a 730 du soir. Tous les Beiges sont prios d'y assizer.
Le Secretaire, O. A. LAR1DON.
"mHERK'S MILLIONS IN IT."
I HERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"THKRfc'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"Til ERfc'S MILLIONS IN IT."
"TMEKE'8 MILLIONS IN IT."
'?THERE'S MILLIONS IN If."
"THE RE'.- MILLIONS l/? IT."
TWO MILLION FIVE HONORED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be distributed In 20,000 Cash outs at the Fifth and
List Gift Conccrt in aid of the Public Library of Ken
tucky, November 30, 1S74.
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT.
POSITIVELY LAST CI1ANCK.
POSITIVELY LAST CONCERT.
Whole Tickets, $?); Halves, $2.V, Tenths, *\
Apply to THOfl. E. BRAMLKTTE. Agent, or
THUS, li. HaYs ? CO.,
?>9 Broadway, Now York.
The
EVENING TELEGRAM,
ALWAYS RELIABLE AND CORRECT,
OIVES ALL THE NEWS
EVERT NIGHT FOR TWO CENTS.
Z -PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY GIFT CON.
? cert Whole Ticket* t&l; Halves, $26; Tenths, $\
Tickets for sale by 1'. C. DEVLIN, Stationer and Agent.
30 Liberty street. New York.
nnn MASONIC lULIKF ASSOCIATION
?T>Zl? oi Norfolk. Positively November 19.
and Kentucky state Single Number on November J8th
circulars of information sent tree. BATES A CO.
iw Broadway,
&*3nO (WW! -MISSOORI STATE LOTTERY.?
?JpOULMH/U. 6,000 more prizes than any other
scheme. Cnpttal prise, $."*), i*r?; second capital,' $18, into.
Also agent lor the Old Kentucky and Mielby Lotteries.
H. NATHAN, Banker. No. 4 tUlsey llnllding, Cortlandt
htreet; Post ofhee box 4470.
~YACHT?, NTKAWIIOATS, dkcT^ZT"
?M)B BALE? STEAMBOAT -ESCORT." 200 FEET
long, B. K.. 4ix Hi ; so stste rooms-, fit ed anil fur
shed tor an exposed route, ready lor service ;bv
FREDERICK C. SCHMIDT, No. 1 South William ?'reet
BOAT-? ALL KINDS A NO SIZES, ON HAND:
_ also Metallc Lift Boats, or built to order. 968 and
Sooth street) sad lMtti street Harlem River.
8TKPUEN aOBERia.
100
873 Son
?POHTiyO? POtm, BIRDS, dtc.
A ? FOR SALE. ALL, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
Bird*. Ac. ; Medicines for ?11 iHwwta: prepared
rood tor mocktnii birds, at ts. u, DOVKY'S, No. J Oreeoe
street, near Canal.
All KKEriNO birds use standard gravkl
Paper, only bordered with gravel. attached with
pare gam nrabio; envelopes. containing lfl papers, ISc. ;
sold everywhere. Principal depot, 694 Broadway.
FOR SALF!? POINTERS, SETTERS aN? SBTTER
I'upj.Ne wfoun Hand L>og.? and Pups of the tain* stock,
Esquimaux Dobs. Rabbit Hounda, black and Tana,
Sco oh and .-kyc terriers three of the smallest and hand
somest skye l<og? in the city or country.
H. OARDN ER, 111 Houut Fifth avenue.
1JIOR RALE? A FTRVT CLAMS ENOLTRII BREECH
v loading double Shot Oun (13 bore, central Ore), with
Oaae and Cartridge Apparatus complete, lobe seen at
Mr. KKl.LKE'S (6# Centre street) gun store. Will be told
at coat prion.
A.
THE THICK.
-FLEETWOOD FARE.
THIRD FALL MEETING.
Premiums $3,700.
THE LAST OK TUB 8EASOII.
TUESDAY, November 10. 1871,
Purse No. 1. $100, tor three minute o!ml
Thomas Lee eoters b. g. Judge Bedle.
John Murphy enters r. m. Lady Collier.
A. Hourrett enters r. g. A'. K. (lordon.
H. Peterson enters b. m. Miss Drew.
P. Hemming > alera ?. g. w iliie.
Ben. Mace enters b. g. H. D. Walton.
John Roger* enters l>. m. Molile Schuyler.
W. B. lluut enters b. in. Nell.
8AMK DAY.
Purse No. 2, $5U0, tor 2 :S1 class.
John Murphy enters b. m. Lady Daliluian.
H- t'etorsoti enters g. in. Cora P.
Ben. Wilson enters t>. m. Carrie.
J. Freak enters b. g. llonner.
WEDNESDAY, November II, 1874.
Purse No. 3? $50it, lor 2:HH class; 9 entries.
Purse No. 4? $t)0f), tor 2:21 class; 6entr.es.
THURSDAY, November 12, 1874.
Purse No. 6? $400, toi 2:5'i class ; A entries.
Parse No. 6? t?U0, for 2:.'J0 class, under saddle; 4 entries.
FRIDAY. Novemitcr 13, 1874,
Parse No. 7. #?X>, tor 2?'.4 class; 12 entries.
Parse No. 8, $400, tor all double teams; I s entries.
All the above races to be utile heutx. best three In Ave,
and be governed by rules of the National > ssociation.
A horse distancing the fleld or any part will be en
titled to tlrst money onlv.
Admission to urand Stand and fleld only $1; to Club
House $1 extra. Badges of members must bo shown at
the gate or admission will be charged.
Trains leave tirand Central depot for Fleetwood Par's
at 10:12 and 11:40 a. M. and 1 :t)B 1*. M. Boats leave every
ball hour from Peck slip to Harlem. Third aveitno cars,
from Harlem direct to Morrisanla, evorj five minutes.
Eighth avenue cars, trom City Hall direct to McCombs
dam bridge.
Tho track this meeting will be under the entire man
agement of WM. B. liANSOK.
DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK, NOV. 9.-ALL PER
sons owing entrance money to this track, will
remit the .same on or before the 15th ot this month, or
will be sent to the National Association lor suspension.
WM. MoMAHON, Proprietor.
WEST SIDE DRIVING PAIZK, JERSEY CITY. N.^L?
A purse of $l?> for horses that never beat 2:3:2: (90
to first %* > to second, *20 to third horse, to be trotted for
on Thursday, November IS. 1874. Entries to close at T. B.
Johnson's, corner ot Twenty -eighth streat and Broad
way. Tuesday, at B o'clock P. M All communications to
be addressed to J. b. WASHBURN, at T. B. Johnson's,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, etc.
A SPECIAL AN> IMPORTANT SALE,'
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
OP OVER $13,000 WORTH OF KLEGANT HOR8EB
AND CARRIAGES.
TniS DAY (TUESDAY), No V KM HER 10,
AT lUfc O'CLOCK SHARP,
AT THE STAUL.E, NO. S NEILSON PLACB,
(MERCER STREET), BETWEEN WAVKRLEY AND
CLINTON PLACES,
AND REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL.
OF 1HE ENlIKE PRIVATE TURNOUT OF
R. M. KARL, Esq .
BY CHARLES C. DUFF. AUCTIONEER,
Including a bcaatltnl and fast team of bay Holdings, 1#X
hands high, six and seven years old ; wero raised iu Ken
tucky, by Salem M. Wells, Esq., and were sired by Pilot.
Jr.,aam Abdallah mare; arc lull nrothers and are mated
to perfection ill looks, color, gait, action and speed ; they
have lull manes and tails, with fine necks, intelligent
heads, clcan limbs and teet. and can trot to pole hi 2:40;
nigu horse can trot in 235 single on day of sale : are tioth
thoroughly broken in single aud douolc harness; can be
driven by a child ; no lugging or pulling ; hare no vices
tricks or taults in stable or In harness, and are, without
anv exception, one ot the most perfect teams vo be
loiind; they are warranted sound, kind aDd true In
every particular, and will be sold separately.
Also a fast and handsome bay tleiding, 15% hands high,
7 years old : was sired by Magna Charta, dam by Ameri
can Htar; was raised at Kalamazoo.Mlch., and brought to
this city by James R. Perdon for Mr. Karl; he trotted at
Buffalo one vear ago a mile in 3:39 and repeated In
i -Mi *: since tticn has never been on any track, but used
on road exclusively; he is a very promising young horse,
good gaited, and can pull a road wagon in 2 JO gait: ho
fa a good breaker, a line driver, atrald of nothing, and
warranted sound and kind.
Also One and fast bny 1 rotting Gelding, UH hands
high. 7 years old : was sired by Hilly Denton, dam by
Ethan Allen; ne is one of the finest road or truck horses
in the Mate ; can go to track and -how 2 JO, and is one of
the finest galled to be found ; he Is an extra tine driver,
atraid of nothing, and warranted sound and kind.
Also a tine and speedv Drown Holding, IMf hands high,
6 years old: sired by Wild Wagoner, dam May uay mare:
ho can pull a road wagon In 2:10; is very powerful and
muscular: can pull atop wagon, wltb two persons, in
2:50, and warranted sound and kind.
Also a fine bay tainily uorse, 15 hands, 9 years old; is
not atrald ot cars or anything else; can bo drove by
ladies or children, and tally warranted.
Carriages consist of a <:oupe, Park Phaeton. Pony
Phaeton, top and open Wagon?, Depot Wagon, all in tine
order; s-ingle and ooable Harness, Blankets. Kobes,
Whip, Ac., Ac.
M. B.? SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE, TO
HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT LIMIT, RESTRICTION
Oit RESERVATION. STuOK WILL BE ON EXHIBI
TION AT ALL TIMES PUUMt TO SALE, AT STABLE,
AS ABOVE. FOR TRIAL AND EXAMINATION.
Auction housk ok akch. joh.nston
(late Johnrton A Van i assell).
Office, 57 Liberty street (livening Post Building).
THE HORSE AUCTION BKANCH OK OUR HOUSB,
19 TO 3ft THIRTEENTH .STREET,
near University place.
SALES OF HOR8ES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUt-.HDAV AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
EVERY HORSE WARRANTED .SO UNO.
FROM 24 HO U ItS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
PARlLAL CATALOOUE OF THIS DAY'S CUES
DAY) SALE.
at 10 o'clock.
ELEGANT TF.AM DA PPL GRAY HORSES. 16
hands, 7 anil 8 years; kind In all harness; tree
troui vice ; good, steody. ail day travellers ; oi
Brest endurance ; have been used In the coun
try (luring pan season , are every way reliable;
warranted sound.
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, nearly new, by Qulm
by A Co.
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES. IS hands. A nnl
bvears; kind In all harness-, tree from vice:
are trood traveller*, ot groat endurance; not
airald ofanyih a;; anyone oan drive them;
win ranted aouni.
ELEGANT VICTOR. A, in good order, by F. M.
Stivers.
DARK BUOWN mark. 15% hands. 7 years; kind In
harne<s: free from vice; trots In minutes;
free, stylli-h drivor; ni t nfriuJ ot anvthlnu; in
every respect a first class mare; warranted
sound.
ELEGANT COUPE ROCKAWAY, In good order, by
Dav k Sons.
TWO.WHh.KL DOu CART TURNOUT; brown Ken
tucky Mare, 15% hands, 7 yearn; kind in all har
ness; treo trom vleo: t;ood, irce, stylish driver;
extra line under saddle ; an excellent pole mare ;
warranted sounl.
TWO- A 11 EE 1.. DOG CART, In good order, by J. B.
Brewster.
DARK UaY liORSK, 1AK hands, B vears: kind In nil
harness; iin extra flno roiidster; can trot in 3
minutes; very ireo ami .-lylUh; any one can
drivo liim; warranted sound.
TOP SIDE M.i R ROAIJ W ?GON, nearly new, by
Brewster, of Broome street
SORRhli MAKE. 14V, hands, 7 years; kind In all har
ness; free from vice; not airnld of anything:
nnv one can drivo her; perfectly gentle and re
liable for any use- warranted sound.
TOP PONY PHaETON, in good order, bv Wood
Bros.
BAY I10R8K, 11 hands, 8 years; kind In all harness;
Irce from vice.
ELEGaNT I EAM SORREL HORSES, 10 hands, 8 and
9 years; kind in all harness; tree Irotn vice;
h.?ve been used as a carriage team at Long
Branch during past season; arc iu every wuv
right and reliable; warranted sound.
SHIFTING TOP DEPOT Wagon, nearly new, by
Eyre.
TEAM SORREL rONIF.S, 14% hands, (J years: kind
In all harness: flree trom vice; fine, styli.-h, fast
travellers; can be driven by any one : are uot
aii aid ot anything ; an excellent team lor any
usc; warranted sound.
FOURTEEN OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION
TIME OP SAL .
AN ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY EVERY KIND OT
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND HARNESS, AT
MART, 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET.
WEATHER NEVER INTERFERES WITH OUR
HALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A COUPE, LANDAU. DEPOT WAGON; COUrE
Rockaways taken lnexchango; gentlemen dispos
ing ot their carriages can have them stored or sold on
reasonable terms.
HAM'S, Fourth street and Broadway.
A LARGE STOCK OF GRUBE'8 CELEBRATED
make ol Carriages. Rockaways, Phaetons, Buggies
and Business Wagons for sale at manufacturers' prices,
or 20 per cent off. at 141 West Broadway.
A -FOR SALE, THE TROTTING HORSE LEXINO
. ton, 8 years old, 1A% hands high, warranted sound
and kma; a tree and pleasant driver : shilling top Road
Wagon and Harness. Knt-rs, Wnlps, Ac. ; sold teparate
and low. for cash; the property of a gentleman who is
?otng South. Call at prfvato stable 33 East Twelfth
street, near University place.
A FARMER WILL BOARD THREE HORSES ON
reasonable terms; stables new ana warm; kind
treatment Address 1'. J. QUICK, South Branch, somer
set county. N. J.
A BARGAIN.- TWO FINE SETS DOUBLE I1AR
tiess? one heavy, one light ? made by Wood Gibson,
Broadway, as good as new. Inquire at 147 West Forty
tlrst street, near Broadway, private stable.
A
CHANCE TO GET GENUINE SIDE BAR TOP
Muggy. pole and shafts, by Bates, flsft: light winter
Rockaway, $135; Phaeton, 9150; Pony, $M). Stable All
Seventh avenue, corner 'I hirty-sevenih street
An ei-egast rorrkll Kentucky bred
Horse 15% hands and 7 years old, a flno and stylish
driver ; has three gaits to saddle ; is sound and perlect;
will be sold lor $ too. as owner leaves the ctty ; also, if de
sired. light Top Wagon, single Harness, (-addle and
Bridle. Apply at stables, 490 PIxth arenae, between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.
A -BARGAINS. -ONE RIDK BAR TOP WAGON, ONE
? fail spring do., one three quarter sest side bar
Road Wagon, two fail seat and mil spring do., all In good
order ana must be sold. Inquire at Ytaverley Stables* 147
and Ml West Thirty -Attn street
? CiBRIAOEI. ?c.
rEGU|^R SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Ho~- ?"-a tiagSSur* ??
CATALOGC* OF THIS DAYM aUESDAt) SAXiB AT
MlAfl'L ^fKh'S^V7^7SiWQk KOR8K ORAY
Ail harnen : tree irll'm "if1 : Wnd *Bd T? In
KOAD WArtON -TOP 8II>kMhAarE ^K"SFAf,P
BAY ?eVl; ??? ??uilt bv R. i SU?ellL WAGON,
aaas;?
fur w?ntofu?e. urivirs. and ?oid only
set Double harn'f.ss ash
bSuYbVi B B%w,i"iYC '"J ?*ra?T OU>?
00 nrt"5 hA*i.k j'*' ? BAt ? CO* f'li' 5 ( J k3 K?*l (i
family to VoWi^d UwarraStod
?C?f BUILT BT WOOD
"SSir" AarsMK
SSwS,"m t";^k.nd w?
IN UOOD 0BCE?< *>??.
ato'vcnr f?AETON, BUILT BT MINER A
BBO,?* /,U^*?LBT0N,AN TROTTING MARR. i*w
ne?^\r "e jVm/ vV8 "'i*1 : k,nd *n<l trBe tn?^ h?*
driven at fuilrotod bv i'?MvUn' ?pen "i,: c*" bo
SPT KIN fc, HARNK^sanX yi Warr,nt<Kl ?OUDd
TOI> Bnro,iii"tcrAi'c? ?AOt WaOON BUILT BY J. B
AMD
.St S
,0 BptsriK ~
ROA uiili0KtiK' HANDS HIGH. 7 YRARS mn
Sma"fla?fllnhV" "! h.rnesT; iree R1?
warranted sound! f0r ceoUelfla?'? road use. 'aSd
DARK SiHft W,mAho!? MKARLY NEW.
ISSSSrS
ROCKaU'AY, nearly new
BLACK HORSE, 16V HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS OLD
JUMP SEAT WaoON.
BLACK HORctl , 1CW HANDS HIOH ? Truon..
sba-mb: s aiffssyasS^*1
? sw~'RWa?oE?T .
GKA^.^ARii' .14^ HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS Oin.
ssfia w ?????? arsfia
"o^SSgK^'ISSJ'iSo'iJf'Wgtt.oL,,,
SSKBff ??&? OLD;
ofiiie horkes? DEsoRipnoNs time
SALE COMMENCES AT 11 O'CLOCK- WKiTnn*
new interfere! with our talea * ATHRK
TEOTlffi JS^E^y^4A?^v
ont owner at ?fii small jrlce " nSlu the ?*??J ?21
IHSfelSttS
a-arAHS j?vS;
pure, clean, m.and and not a ??t Kit? ?t?,ere'
raised in Putnam county, sired by tWnw Sfili
the imponeu Coazena mareT Tlfia flnV* hM&IS
&WB5?g!&ts
Jhe?tl-k n?mynr'vL' ? tS> i"l*d ln 0uei,,? 'ouSft. o?
j ? 'ftrro of senator Weaver ? thev tr? iai/ h **??> ?
rnd.Lycar.old: are finely bni" proSS.Trm elelan?
stoppers witn hljtn knee action; can trot 14 miles SJfr
i? are of nil any endurance, are without trix^ an .
?m?am kmTSIwIS 1
Open Wagon. by Benson: fine Portland HI nigh* iuht
finely trimmed, good as new. Wel?b, light.
Two .straps Bells, one fine Saddle and Bridle.
'.inir: ft; m fflss srs :s'gf.?'A?.?
.Axsts." uif
A CI.ARENOK, USED BUT A FEW TIMKn
wsMrsft; B
mate, equal to new. *00 Third i^enue.
A -MAJOR 0. W. BARKER'S
&M0R.W roBuI" Hor" Oarrtatejaic
AT BARKER4*" ON^Cl?Y ACTION MART '
NKW Y ORK TATTKR8 ALL'S*
corner of Hroadway and ' hirtv-niuth straeL
For parttealan roe to- morrow's Herald.
c
A SET OP BKCOND HANI) COACH HARNESS?
heavy, brass mounted. of French make and In fair
order; a bargain. For sale at stable. 43 West Eighteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
A? FOR SALE, A SOKRliL HORSK, IS HANDS,
. you na and sound; also a team of black Horses,
suitable lor truck, grocer or farming; $4S, $7S, 9100. 146
Madison street.
A -FOR SALE? FOUR HORSES. FIT FOR TRUCK
? ing, Express, milkman or grocer; must be sold to
day; a trial allowed. Inquire at ?76 and STB Bowery,
opposite Fifth street
A RADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE FOR $0D0-WILL
give $1,000 lor mate. 1,S72 Broadway.
A -FOR SALE. TWO HORSES, KIT FOR ANT BU8I
. noss; arc sound and young ; a trial allowed; will
be sold at a sucriflcc. Inquire at S9 Bleecker street, near
Bowery.
"10U.NTUY BOARD FOR IIORSKS, 14 MILES FROM
J city, nesr Knglewood, N. J.? 100 acros elegant pas
ture: line <t stables: water In stalls; horses taken and
returned to city ; terms moderate.
P1CKEKT k CO., 98 Water street
C1ARRIAGE8 AND 8LRIOH8 FOR SAbE-THE
J old established Manufactory, 10 Nevlns street,
Brooklyn; all styles, new and second hand, Ju per cent
less than No w York prices. H. B. WITTY k CO.
T^LEGANT TOP SIDE-BAR ROAD WAOON, BY
Tj Brewster, ol Broome stfeet
K LEO ANT VICTORIA. by R. M. Stiver*
COUPE ROCK A WAV, nearly new, by Day k Son.
lOP KOAD WAOON, by Brewster, of Broome
street
TWO WHEEL DOO CART, by J. B. Brewster k
Co.
COUPE ROCK AW AY. by Miner k Stevens.
ELKOANT coupe llARNBsS, by Merry, of Lon
don.
FIV ELEGANT TEAMS.
TWENTY-KIVK HORSiSS. FOR ANY AND EVERY
USK. AT OUR MART, 19 TO M THIRTEENTH
8TRKET, THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
WEATHER NEVER INTERFERES WITH OCR
SALES,
Fink saddle pont-vf.ry cheap; oood in
harness kind and gentle. Inquire at stabto, Forty
second street and Seventh avenue.
F
i*OP. SALK? a PAIR of BAY CARRIAGE HORSES,
V 1#X hands high; good, stvbsh drivers; will be sold
oheap. Can be seen at private stable No. 1 East Thirty*
elf nth streot
For salk? fink youno road mare, uk
hands; also side bar top Wagon and Harness, all In
best order. At private staule US West hlghteenth st
F
OR SALE? A SECOND HAND LANDAU LET,
cheap. Address bo* BS1 Post office.
IflOR SALE? TWO SECOND HAND AND TWO NEW
1 Trunks cheap.
W. WEBTBRFIELD. 177 Prlne? stre?t_
For sale? a nice black horse, 9 years oi.n.
ifi^ hands high: sound and kind for rtdiug and
drlvlnff. Apply at W. McDERMOTTS stable. No. 1M
East i hirt.v third street
IilOK SALE-TWO UOOD WORK HORSES. 94t AND
' a set of good double Harness, $J0; good express
Harness, $12. Stalls to let Ub Weak Twenty-sixth street
lOOR SALE AT A OKEAT BARGAIN? A HANDSOME
r Horse., hands high; very stylish; suitable for
buslnoss wagon or private use ; sound, kind and true.
Apply to W. i*. BOWNb, corner Laighi and Wet streets.
TjlOR SALE CH RAP? HORSE. TRUCK HAR
F ness ; horse lfi hands. 7 years ; warranted sound and
kind, separately or together; sold for want of nse. Call
ntM4 Hudson street
IrtOR HALE, CHEAP? A THOROUGHBRED PER.
feot saddle Horse, cither for lady or gentleman t
Homm, cAnitiA(mi?. ate.
r'? SALE-BAY HORSE, IS HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS I
old ; Hound and kind suitable lor truck or cart. tsv
Aiao ?inula Track and Harness. Abo brown
Canadian Poor. 16 band* high. 8 year* old; sound and
kind: ?n I table for milkman, trocar or azprow, $90.
Must be sold. 113 Ninth aveuue.
For sale? a full spring, full seat top
Wagon, built to order by Waterman; suitable lor
road, boaloaaa or doctor. Apply to Mr. FLANDRAu,
William J. Vaa nmtr'i carriage factory, Broadway,
corner Forty-? vanlh street.
POR SALE CHEAP? BAT HORSE, 1?* HANDS;
trota In '80: Brewster aide bar Top Wagon ; htivsr's
aide bar Road wagon, both nearly new and in perfect
order; Harness. Robes, Ac., together or separately.
BONNKaU, 178 Centre aircet, np atalra.
li'OR BXCHANOE-FOR DIAMONDS OR BLACK
r walnut chamber or parlor Furniture, brown llorae,
? rears old. 15% hands, and ltockaway and Harneaa.
Addreaa T. J., box 122 Herald office.
Great sale Op house clothing and robes.
THE EUREKA HORSE BLANKET CO.,
hS Mercer street near Wrand.
offer at retail at wholesale discount*
every variety of Horse Blanket*
Great lobs In Pawn Trunk Blankets.
Ureac Jobs in common Blankets.
English Kersey Dress Blankets at 28 per cent discount
Robes, Robes, Robes.
Great iobs in i<ufi?lo Robes.
Hudson Bay and Prairie Wolf.
Call and examine and save the retail profit
ARNE8S.-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
New York t a good buggy Harness, hand made, <17;
a good grocer's Harness, $28; a good milkman's Har
ness, (30; a good double truck Harness, $'*); a good
Stable Blanket $1 <10: waterproof Blanket*, strapped
aud unstrapped. Plca?e cull and examine for vonr
selves. Kl-ifER A OSBORN i.,71 Barclay at. New York.
HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, AC, IN ENDLESS
variety, at prices that ploase everybody. C. M.
MOSEMAN * BRO., Manufacturers. 114 Chamber* n trout
Horses boarded ix the coi-.ntry for the
winter at reasonable ralea; warm stable, plenty of
hay. and competent man in oharge. Called for ana re
turned, if required. Apply to A. HENDERhON, 85 Water
street ,
Horsp.s boarded in good, warm, light
stabler plenty room for carriages, wagons, Ac. ;
al?o Stalls to let; term* moderate. 39 Great Jones street,
near Broadway.
London made harness,
of best quality, in correct styles.
THE LONDON HAKNK8S AUENCT,
20 East Fourteenth street,
between Fifth avenue and University place.
H
Elegant team bl.ack carriage horses, ig*
hands. 6 and 7 years; kind in all harness; tree from
Ivlce; extr?flno under saddle; were raised in Ken
tucky; h.ive been a lamlly team at one of the most
fashionable watering places during the past season,
3H I and considered one of the most stylish aud showy
| teams in tho country; are In every way reliable
55 I and warranted sound. Also
"*2 I SET SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS, by Wood
^ Gibsoa
I EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, nearly new.
ONE LIGHT CLARENCE BY CORBET * CO.. ONE
llglit Coach, 1 six seat Coupe Rockaway. 1 lour seat
do.. 1 Broome street Brewster side bar top Wagon, 1
Stivers tall spring lop, 1 Waterman do., 1 extent ton top
Phaeton. Pole and bafts, by Day A Son : Rockawavs,
top and open Pony Phaetons, new and second hand Ex
press Wagons, 1 Coupe, skeletons and Sulkies. 10 Road
Wagons by best city makers, $40 up: Harneaa, Blankets,
Lap Robes, Ac. W. H GRAY, 20 and 22 W poster street
SPEED AND STYLR.? FOR SALE. A BAY MARE. 7
years, 1<X hands high ; trots In i-M. single or double-,
warranted periect Apply at stable 55 First atreet
gECOND HAND CARRIAGES, LANDAU.
Coupe, four-seat Phaeton, ourtoln Coach, Landanlst,
Clarence, top Wagon, no top Wagon, six-seat Rockaway,
tour seat no ton Wagon, Cabriolet
BRADLEY. PRAY 4 00., 888 Broadway.
SECOND HAND CLARENCE AND COL'PK, BY
Brewster; Rockaway, by Laurence; new car rl. 'tens
of all styles, our own mate and warranted. J. COL YER
A CO., No. 7 Washington place, opposlto 714 Broadway.
QJECOND? HAND _ CARRIAGES-SIX-SEAT ROCKA
Car_
Pony Phaetons, Rockawavs. MA
UNTON REPOSITORY, 881 Broadway.
TWO HORSES. IN PERFECT CONDITION, AND A
double Truck for sale, together or separately. Ad
dress W. P., Herald office.
mo LET? PART OP PRIVATE STABLE, NO. 42 WBST
J. Hghteenth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues;
the stalls are on the ground floor. Apply to coachman.
WANT ED? A MatTkOR A BLACK BOAD MA BE,
TT 18V? high, 7 years old ; trotting in 2: i0; same color
and sex preferred; grays and stallions excludod; perfect
soundness, open gait and good temper a necessity. Send
price and description to J. C. D., box 2,138 New York
Post office.
WANTED? HORSES TO BOARD, ON A LARbE
?T tarm 12 miles trorn the city. Address THO . W.
WTLLETS, 44 Barclay street, New York, or SAMUEL
WILLBTS. Little Neck, L. I.
WINTER BOARD POR HOUSES? BEST OF CARE;
dry, warm stable* ; good bedding : daily exercise ;
terms $le per month ; $20 tor nprll, and horse* fitted for
road : highest New York and Morristown references. Ad
dress D. t<. McKEE, Morristown, N. J.
TTTANTED-TO BUY FOB CASH. OF A BE8PON8I
TT bie party, a Team of sound Road Horse*. Ad
dress, stating lowest price and particular*. A. a, box 1(7
Herald offleo.
ANTED TO BBNT-A STABLE TO ACCOMMO
date six horse*, with wagon room for same num
ber of wagon*; must be above Fourteenth street and be
low Thirtieth street, east side. Address statin? terms,
GAFF, FLM8CHMANN A CO., Greenpoint, L. I.
Afa WILL BUY A GOOD WORK HORSE; 0RA7:
$t)U or will exchange tor an open Buggy, in gooa
order. Columbian Stable, 1U West Fifteenth street.
_ wav, Vlctorta. Coupe ltockaway. Depot Wagon, Dog
Carta, Park Phaeton. Uouoe. Doctor's Phaeton, Buggiea,
Phaetons, Rockawavs. MANUFACTURER^'
p?
POST OFFICE NOIICE.
ST OFFICE NOTICR.
_ The malls tor Europe for the week endtng Satur
day, November 14, 1874. will close at this ottloe as fol
lows;? On Tuesday at 12 M.. on Wednesday at 4 and Ilk
A M.. on Thursday at HJi A M. and on raturdav at 8
and 11K A. M. T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Special.
Post Office, New York. November 9. 1S74.? The
steamer Nevada not sailing on Tuesday. November 10,
1874, as adTertised, there will be no mail for Europe on
that day. The malls will be seut by the steamer Abys
sinia, on Wednesday, November 11, 1874, and closed at
4 A.k. THOMAS L, JAMES.
Postmaster New York city.
DRY GOODS.
AT SMITH'S PATTERN Baza A K. MO. 014 BK' (AO
way, between Twentieth and Twenty first streets.?
Kail line of Fall and Winter Sty lea, Just imported. The
"Ben Bolt" "Norther," Ac., are worth seeing. Pattern*,
with cloth models, now ready. Patterns fitted to the
form warranted oorfoct. Cutting and basting done in
stantly.
MAONIFIOENT CAMELS' HAIR BRAWL FOR
sal*.? Cost 91,900; will sell for $300. Address INDIA,
box 113 Herald Uptown Branch offiee.
MILLISER1 AND DUESHIIAKING.
Artistic and superior dressmaking.?
Economy In material, combined with originality of
design; the immense increase of patronageln the de
partment la a sufficient guarantee of our increasing
*?$S>Kd5 TAYLOR, Broadwav and Twentieth street
A? IMPORTED PATTKRNB OF ALL THE LATEST
? style* for Winter Costumes now open. N. B.? A
superior panier Skirt Elevator and French Corsets.
Mine. A. DUVAL, 878 Broadway.
PBTKPCTIOK.
LL PURSUE ~ BOOKKEEPING, ARITI1MKTIC,
s - Grammar, spelling without classes. PAlNt'S
College, M Bowery: Uptown College, 1,273 Broadway.
Writing lessons $3 per month. Baokward persona
taught privately every day and evening.
T THOMPSON'S COLLEOB. JO FOURTH AVENUE,
opposite Cooner Institute ?Bookkeeping. Writing,
Arithmetic taught day and evening, ladlos' Depart
ment Telegraphy taught practically, with Instruments;
terms reduced to >10.
An experienced teach br, gold medalist
of foreign university, desires private pnptls: pre
pares tor scte n title schools and colleges (angltsh or
American). Highest city reference. Address TUTOR,
box 1*7 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1.386 Broadway.
A VISITING GOVERNESS, WITH DISENGAGED
hoars, desires additional pupils in mathematics,
English, Herman, French (ParWan). Lattn and oil paint
ing ; beat city reference. Address Mlsa W. W., box 1M
Herald Uptown Branch office.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY.? CHANCE
for men. women, boys, girls, to lesm telegraphy,
at hair rates; reduced to $10, tor a tew days: tougnt
practically with instruments; day or evening; learn
and take positions; commence Immediately. THUMP.
son 'ft College, 5? fourth av., opposite Cooper Institate.
ELBGANT BUSINESS WRITING GUARANTEED.?
Mean* DOLBKAR, 1,193 Broitdway. remove stiffness,
trembling and nervousness from any band in a low les
sons, and make swift, off-hand penmen In a few lessons;
new pupils received day and evening. N. B.? One pri
vate dealt for iuU business coarse vacant.
SRENCH AND GERMAN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT?
Conversational fluency Imparted; private lewons
a week (three lessons at pupil's residence) ; classes 910
aauarter; books, pamphlets. Ac., translated. Add res
PIIOPBimJor. box 147 Herald U| " " ~
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! piown Branch oftlae.
EUROPE.
OB BALE IMMEDIATELY.
IN FLORENCE. ITALY,
A
SPLENDID. PALACB-LIKB VILLA.
The proprietor of this Villa, built three vesrs ago,
wishes to sell tbe same on account of removal, the
Villa contains 40 room*, splendidly fitted out decorated
with fresco paintings by the oelehrated Italian painters
and furnished In the most luxuriant stylo ; has all mod
ern Improvements and comforts; contains a ballroom
an1 parlors, billiard room, tour bathing rooms, a laun
dry, Ac. ; every room deoorated and tarnished In the
most elegant style. The
GARDEN, OF 11,000 QUADRAT METRES,
is mrronnded by a wall, with two monumental entrances.
Stables for A horses and coachhouse for 8 carriages, and
six rooms for servants. The Viiln is situated in the nicest
and healthiest part of the city of Florence, has a beau
tiful view of th? olty and suburbs, and only six minutes'
walk from the Porta Roniana.
lass: uSrtsruiciV" M
I-VDCSTHXAX BIH1BIWOB COHPi?
BEND IMM KDIATELY
BBND IMM KDIATELY
SEND IMMEDIATELY
your tddraa for a Circular ex
plaining the issue of the Bonds of I
the Industrial Exhibition Com
pany of New York.
SECOND PREMIUM
ALLOTMENT,
MONDAY, DEC KM DEB 7, 1874.
Drawn Series Bonds participat
ing In tha Second Premium Draw
ing lor sale At
$40 EACH.
?*> each.
*40 EACH.
THIRD 8BRIE8 DRAWING
Monday, January 4. mt&
Erery Bond bought before the
Third f eriee Dm* In* partieloates
(herein; for sale at
*20 EACH.
t? EACH.
SSU EACH.
Address for Bondi and Circulars
to
MOKGBNTI1AU. BRUNO * CO.,
Financial Agents,
No. 13 Park row. New York.
Post office drawer No. 39.
Remit by draft on New York olty
banks, by registered letter or Poet
office money order.
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roil SALE.
A WHEELER A WILSON SEWING MACHINE. NEAR
ly new, all in oomplete order, handsomely encased,
will be sold tor $2S. Apply at .'37 Bleeckar street, between
West Tenth and Charles streets.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED CIQAR 8 FORK? DOING
a Rood business, lor sale cheap, owner having othet
business. Inquire on the premises. 316 Hudson street.
A STALL FOR SALE GHEAP-AT WASHINGTON
Market; notable to attend to business. Inquire at
196 Waverlev place, city.
A? FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE? FIRST CLASH RES
? taunint and Bar, on leading avenue, doing an excel
lent business; louir lease and clump rent; a rare oppor
tunity. MALONK'S store Agency, 121 Nassau street.
A LIQUOR STORE OS THE BEST AVENUE IN
the city; long lease ; cheap rent; price low; terma
easy; a bargain. Apply, to <ny agent, LloYD, IB Broad
war
A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE? BEST Lo
cation on Broad wav; has a low rent; does a AM
business; also a splendid Drug Store.
MITC HULL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street.
A? FOR SALK. BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERIES,
. Frnit Stores. Cigar Stores, Sample Rooms, cornel
Liquor Stcros, Grocery .Stores, Tea Store*, Resuuranta,
Oyster Saloons, Drug stores, tor $SU0.
MITCHELL'S Store Agency, T7 Cedar street.
A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE AND HOUS*,
16 rooms; rent only I7S per month ; 200 men em
ployed next door ; sure fortune lor a business man ; sick
ness cause of selling. Apply at M)9 Myrtle avenue.
Brooklyn.
A HOTEL WITH 6i ROOMS, RESTAURANT AMD
room? Prominent business location, opposite ter
ries, tor only fti.OOO; Country Hotels Croekory Stores.
Coal Yard*. MITCHELL'S store Agency. 77 Cedar at.
A BAR AND LUNCH ROOM, NEAR WA.LL STREET,
hnndsotnelv flttod up. for sale cheap; has, undof
bad management, taken In 850 per day; price tl.SOOi
would sell tor satisfactory security. Address WINB
MERCHANT, box 784 Post office.
A FIRST CLASS OY8TKR HOUSE, ON SIXTH AVE.
nue, for sale cheap. Apply to J. E. MERRILL A
CO., oyster boat No. 16, foot ot West Tenth street
COAL YARD? ON THE WB8T SIDE, NOW DOING 4
good business; splendid location; favorable lease*
all complete ; must be sold. Apply at No. 307 East Four
teenth street.
Drug store.? fine, fresh stock, blegani
tlxtures, long lease at a moderate rent ; good tredei
will l>o sold at a bargain. Lexington avenue and Elghtp
fltth strret.
filOR SALE? THE STOCK AND FURNITURE OF THE
retail Boot and Shoo store J90 Fulton street, Brook
lyn. lately owned by the late Oliver Lanaan. For terma
applv on the premises to MARY LANGAN, Executrix, et
to JAMES CHAM til. ks. 37 Warren street. New York.
IIOR SALB-THE STOCK ANO FIXTURES OF ATBA
and Orocery Store : satleiactory reasons given for
selling. Apply at 523 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
OR RALE-GROCERY, DOING A CASH BUStNRSSs
will be sold cheap. Address JOHN FOR D. station k
For sale-a neatly fitted up barroom,
with Lunch Counter, 1,202 Second avenue, northeaM
corner Sixty-third street opposite Second Avenue Rail
road depot For particulars apply on the premises.
F
FOR SALE? a LAGXft BRER AND LIQUOR 8TORB,
with Fixtures and 8toek ; possession given Immedi
ately. Apply at No. 62 Oak street New York.
For sale? restaurant, supper room and
small Hotel; good business; long lease; good chanog
for a man or woman: part cash. balance in real estate
or security. Address HOUSE, (KM Broadway.
For sale? an established bakery, with a
long lease, on Sixth avenue. I'or further particulars
apply to HsIILR A SON, 934 sixth avenne.
For sale-a good liquor and dining ba
loon on West street; eneap rent and a good leaae
Apply to L. MILLER, 278 West street
OR SALE? GOOD MILK ROUTE, HORSE AND
Wason. 614 West Uttv-second street
F
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1WILL SELL. VERY CHEAP. AN OLD ESTAB.
llstied Business, with Lease Fixtures and small Stoel|
ot Goods; rent very low; good store. Apply at No. 411
Canal streot.
ARE CHANOB FOR A MAN AND WIFX OR A 81*
> gleman.? A small Oyster and Dining Saloon, com
pletely mrntKhed ; rent paid until the 1st of December)
cheap rent? $16 per month ; for sale or to let Inquire M
406 Canal streot.
Safes? cheap for oash; herring's, ma*
vin's, Wilder'*, Valentine Butler's, all slses; Jewel.
ors\ silk and House Safes; Llllle's Improved Safes, at
reduced prices.
LI I. LIE SAFE COMPANY, 81 Maiden lane.
SEWING MACHINES.? SEYEN SINGER'S NEW FAIL
llv, nine singer's No. 2, Wllicox A Glbbe, Howe G.
Graver A Baker and others will be sold very cheap aa
would exchange tor Furniture or other merchandlae.
412 Eighth avenue, in lurniture store.
qperm WILL BUT AN OLt> established ex
iP'M'U press Buslneis, Horse, Wagon and Haraeast
must be sold this week on account of other bualneaa. Re
agents. Address H . Z.. Hernia office.
(hcnn will buy thb nicely fittrd up ana
fflUv/U good going Grocery and Liquor Store. No- M
Frankfort street
?THE STOCK, FIXTURR8, AC.. OF A 8TA?
tJ)UuU. tionery, Toy, Confectionery and News De
pot with eight paper routes, tor sale; situated near Um
oity; owner has other business. Address WILLIAMS,
box 121 Herald office.
MACHINERY.
8XALL BAXTER ENOINB FOB SALS.
Address Port offlce bo* 341.
k ? H- HO US K HORIZONTAL ENGINE IN GOOD
2Y. order; will be mid cheap for cull. Dtqilit kl ?
Kulton straot, Mew York.
AI.AKOR LOT OF SECOND HAND MACHINES
of various makes (or Ml*. Apply to HBOUB a ?.
COMPANY, 900 Broadway.
C1KNTRAL MACHINERY WARBUOITSK, 119 LIB
J orly street. n?ur Qreenwlch? Alt style*, new <m
second Hand, hntrim-a and Hotter*. Rned's Safety Holt
ers Smlth'H Woodworking Machinery, Maohiatot*
iooH. WMa Machinery bought.
For sale ? in warehouse, milleno, drill,
iub, Tappina and fine Moul Working Machinery i
I rant makers Address M. L. OUMP A CO., 17* William
street, New York.
Trip hammer wasted? old style ; about
fllty pounds head. Address (lowcrt cash prloe),
BLACKSMITH, box ItW Herald offlce.
WANTED? A HORIZONTAL ENGINE, FROM 16 TO
W-horse power. Address L. D. Junes, Piatnfleld,
N. J.
B1LLURDH. !
A 1 ?STANDARD AMERICAN BETEL TAB LBS AND
JV I . the Phclnn A Collsnder Combination Cushions Ibf
sale onlv by the patentee. II. W. COLLKNDEK, successor
to Phelan A Coilender. 7S8 Broadway, New York.
A LOT OF NEW 41.9X9 BBVBL BILLIARD i TABLbS,
evorvthtnir llrst class for saie cheap. Call at pluno
store 21 * hast Twcnty-tliird strest.
I jsurvawffl
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