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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIBKUOEV FOR ADVERTISEBS.
/MCSEVF.VTP?rtcnrn Pace?Fifth and sixth columns
.ASTROLOGY?Ninth Page?Sixth column.
Wl 1.J.1AItLiS?1'wKLrTii Page?Sixth lOlumn.
BOABDKBS WANTED?Twai-mi PAoa-tourth and fifth
BOAI?d"aND I.ODGIXG WANTED-Tweuto Paob
Flfth column.
BROOKLYN Boa RD?Tttm-ptii PAOB-Flfth column.
LKOOKLYN real ESTATE FOR SALE-nlntu Pagb
First column. _
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?Fifth Pick.
Ml'SIN BBS NOTICK-i-SmKimi Page?sixth colnmn.
CIGARS akU TOBACCO?Eighth Pack? Fourth
CI TT*Rl?.vlt" ESTATE FOB SALE?N'uith Paob?Plrat
OLEBKS'aND SALESMEN?TwBi.rrn Pxo?-Fir?t and
second columns. t _
Ct.OTHlNO-l'wKLrru Page?Sixth column.
COACHMEN AND G A Itl'EN EEs?IWELura Pacb?
Second ana third columns.
COASTWISE steamships-Kichth Pag*?Third and
fourth column*.
COPaBTNERSHIPS-Fwth Pag*.
COUNTRY BOARD?Twelfth Page? Fifth column.
Da.SCI No ACADEMIES?Eighth 1'AGE-FourtU column.
DENTISTRY?Eighth PacTb?Second coluniu.
DRY GOOD ?Fiust Paub?Second coluuiu.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND
UNFURNISHED?Ninth Pack?second aud third
KUBo"1"AN*'STEAMSHIPS?Eighth PAOt-Third col
umn
RU ROl'i.?BinnTH Pare?Second column.
EXCURSIONS?Eighth Pagic?Fourth column.
FINANCIAL?Fifth Page.
FINE ART^?Eighth Page?Second column.
FOB SALE?Ninth Pag*-Fourth and tilth colnmns.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARlME.NTS TO LET?
ninth Page?Third ami fourth columni.
F0BNIT1TRK?Fibst Pauk?sixth column.
JHeLP WANTED? FEMALES?Elbvmth Pack?Fifth
and sixth columns.
nELP WANTED?MALES?TwELrm Pacb?Third col
HOBmes! CARRIAGES, AC.-Fiust PACB-Tnlrd, fourth,
fifth and sixth columns.
HOTELS?Tweli-tu PA?K-Flfth column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WANTED?'Twatrra Pagb
sixth column. ? _
INSTRUCTION-Eighth Pack?Second column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKKN. HUDSON CITY AND
BBBGEN Bl AL ESTATE FOB SALB-NmrU
Page?First column. ?
LECTURE SEASON?KlonTH Page?Fonrth columq,
LOST AND FOUND?Fimt Page?First column. Pt
MACHINERY-?Ninth P.ujK-Fitth column.
MARBLE MANTELS?Twelfth Pagk?Sixth column.
M EDICAL?Ninth f age?sixth column.
MILK AND CREAM?Eighth Pagb?Second column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING?Fiiust FAUB-Sec
MISCE?(.LCANU"<"uS ADVERTISEMENTS-Tb-vth Paob
Hlxth column. ?
MISCELLANEOUS?EionTH Page?Honrtb column.
MUSICAL? Kigbtii Page?Fouith column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?Sbvbnth Page?Sixth column.
PERSONAL-Fikst pAGie-Flrst column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.?Eighth Pace-* if tb
POa/oFFIOB NOTICE?Fibst Paob?second column.
r^sAi^
p it 0pEkrty""uV?op*t hkCc 1 Fy"' for sale or to
RENT?Nihth Pace?First anit sccond columns.
BEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?Ninth PAca-Second
HEAL?'kSTATE WANTED-NlNTH PAGB-SOCOUd OOl
amo. ... _
rrwaku.s?Fir^t Pigk?First, column.
8ALIiS AT AUCTION-Ninth PAUE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS' WANTED? FEMALEB-SeooNo Paob,
and Eleventh PAGX-Plrst, second, third, fourth,
situations ' ?W A NTED-MALEB-Elbvkntb Paub
Slxih column, and Twelitii Pace?Mrst column.
SPECIAL NOTICES?Fibst P auk?First and aecoud col
BPORTI NO-DOGS, B1BDS, AC?Fimt P agb?Third
column. _ ? .. ,
STORAGE?Bigiith Paox?Foorth column.
SUMMER RBSORTS?Twelfth Page? fifth and sixth
THE Trad'es?Twelfth Pacb?Third and fourth coi
TUE TUrV?Firbt PAOB-Thlrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUBFOSEb?NWTH Pasb?
Second column.
travellers' UIMDF-Eighth PACB-F^urihleoloron.
unfurnished booms and APAHTMENTS TO
LET-Nintu Page?Foui th columu.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?Fitsr Page?Sixth column.
WATCHE-t, JEWELRY, *0.?TwBLrLH Pagb?Sixth ool
WE8TCHE8TKR COUNTY PROPBRTT FOB SALE OB
TO LE1? Ninth Page?First column.
TACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.?Fibst Page?Second col
umn.
PRKSONAL.
Frank phillips, of Philadelphia,
hear of something to hu advantage by ctlllng at the
Post onlce for a letter. _______
Frank-was vert much disappointed bun
day afternoon. Call Tuesday evening. MAOQ,g
GEOROIE COOLIE SF.ND HER ADDRESS TO FOX,
an old friend, to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
"INFORMATION IB WAITED CONCERNING JAMES
I TIBBY. ot the Sailor'# Snug Harbor, who lett the in
nitutlon in Scptcmher li# ^enMbly W ff1' "?onNth?
lakes Addrcii Hcv. CBARLLii JOWJiB, r??W
Brighton, Ktcbmood county, N. T.
M
RS. MARY ATEA?CALL FOR LETTERS AT
Herald ofBce.
The oentleman who dbove tubouoh
Twenty first ?treet, on Sunday, abont 1 o cloc*. aua
met a lady Mend near Fourth avennc, is anxious to see
ner; he walks on Broadway dally
street to Twenty-third street, between half part 4 tad ?
o'clock hopinu to meet ncr. Atlitress. tppoinung inter
view, JAMES, Herald Uptown Branca office.
?- AVf, poi nd.
I' "os^F^AT NIOHT. BUFF AND WHITE SCOTCtI
J Terrier, cut cars and tall short, letther cpilar, brass
?alls. Whoever will return the same to 57 Clinton pltce
shall have >9 reward.
T OST?LAST EVEN1NO, BETWEEN * AND 8 A
li black and tan dog, answering to ihe nsmc ot Dan.
A suitable reward will be paid by returnuig h in to!LB
Waverly placa. MBB. M. K. WALKKB.
-1 nflT?SATURDAY NIGHT. OOIXO FROM ? O'CLOCK
L boat from statcn Island, >onth street cars to Fulton
icrry to Brooklyn and Dekalb tvenue cars, an old
fushToned Gold Bracelot. with ?Kljf?1 r/Jck'ma'n *'2
will be paid on leaving It atTKTENS, BOC KM AN.' A
CO '8. No. ? South W'tuiam strcst.
FoST-IN AN EIGHTH AVSNUP. CAB. MOM DAT
1 J mornintf. s puir of Hpocucifi. $1 reward tvlll bl
paid on their return to 137 Wcat 1 wentleth gtreet
IOST?MONDVT AFTERNOON, A BUNDLE OF LRT
j ters In the vicinity of iwentr-thlrd strcat and
FourtVavenue Finder will bo rewarded by leaving at
M Pine tireet, basemeni
T~OST?ON TUB 13'H, ON GREENWICH AVENUE,
\j between Tenth md Thirteenth rtreeta, t Tocket
t,..o? containing a small sum of money and papers. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the him tt
225 West Thirteenth street.
T OST.?MAT 17. BETWEEN THIRTY-FIFTH AND
I j Twenty third sireeta, on Eighth trenue. t ladv s
told hunting case Watch, Geneva makr; caee jUtpUy
flack en?m?J<-d; No ?l,?#t. A reward will bo ?lven on
returning the same to J. MUBPH Y W* Ninth avenue._
T "l?ST?SUNDAY, IflTH IN.'T., GOINO FROM CITf
J i Hall on Eli?ht>? avenue car to Central Ptrk^a ltd)' ?
Hunting Case Gold Watch. A liberal reward will b?
given tor ita rotnrn to 536 Hkkt stropt, Bfoofclya. |
\ OST?A BSD POCKF.TBOOK, MASKED TOWNS.
J j end. containing papers. The itV15r>wii I ^2 *3^
rewarded on loavlog it at EAaTMAN A CO. S, No. tit
Broadway.
T OST?ON MONDAY AFrBBNOON A THREAD
I j Lace Cape in Thlrty-?econa street, FKtb aveiiue.
TwentT third street car or Ninth tven?ie. 4 reward win
given it returned to 358 We.t Twentieth streot
REWARDS.
REWARD-LOUT. ON HATCRDA Y, AN OLD
Pocketboox, containing papers of no valae hut 10
th? owner Whoever will return the papers to 213 Wert
Thlrtv third -(reel, will receive the above reward and no
question* aiked.
<feOH IEWARD.?UWT, ON SUNDAY. FROM 27
?P^U Ksst Thirty-eighth street, a Parrot 1he a hove
reward Will Im paid to an; person returning the Kama.
A LIB" RAT, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RK
turn of hlack and tan 1 >og to 228 WmhlMton ?tr.-?t
or I0S drove street, red leather collar; answers to the
name of "Dixie little lame m hllid leg , lo?t uear Hud
?on and drove stre ts.
HPKCIAL IfOTICKS.
A CARD.?WE R-ftPECTFCLLY AHK T1IR~ATTFN
J\ lion of the ladiet of New York to our Vienna Ball
Cologne. Ita delicate pertain* wUi. we 'lire prophesy,
please ?n<i surprise th> mow' fastidious. For tale by all
druggists. K. F. IlRI-.XBL A CO., Baltimore.
A- DVKRI I.HR in rUK M.WARK mornixT REinsl
ter. the only English morning paper published in
Newark, n J.
A-nAVAMA LOTTERY.?NEXT DRAWING MAY
. 26. Oetman gorernmnt drawings. l'rtaescached
and Information given. WACH8MARN, A Co., bankers,
75 and 77 Nassau street Poit office bo* 3,316.
A"~~?ROYAL~HAV?NA LOTTERY OF CUBA, May M:
. *42 prize*, amounting to MKI.UM, and Kentucky
Ptate single niimher, $ ?*>.?*?, <ll(tribution ol May 29. Cir>
cularaol mformatiou Nnt free.
BaTHI A CO., 196 Broadway.
A -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY; kentvcrt
7\. Mat* I/Otter/1 Herman t internment Lotteries. C.
tHKODOK SC.HCHOt'lI I18_N? sau St. P. 0. box ft 9L
A -OFFICIAL DKAWINO^ OF TIIR XRNTl'CKY
? state and Shelby College Lotteries.
? ciitvcst static, ana* class 171? Wit 17, l*7f.
?, 61. S7, 74, *7. 61, 1. 41. II. 41, 47, M.
???IST. 1ITK A CLASS .T87?*AT 17, 1W*.
17, 14, (*, 22. S8 2. 10 17, 71. it,n, 4ft.
*?*tre?r. Ci ass 572?hat 17, 1*75.
40, 78, t, ll. io, 30, 17. 26, SS, 74, 93, M>
?nti.sr. rtAse JM?air 17, 1875.
7. 64, 43. 69, 13, 1, 6S, 6L 4ft. 8, SI. 41.
J. P. an ITH * CO. Managers, Covington, < y.; Poet
office hex 3 741. New York
A-PARK ', EMSR80N A CO.. AtiRNTS FOR
, Kcntncty state Lottertot, drawn dmly.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn cverv 17 deyt.
Rentnckv -ingle Number Lottery, drawn May 29. 1875.
rrl/i s eastied. Intoi matlon furnished i\ud circulars
sent bjrsd ire*sin2 PARK* A CO." l?n Broadway, room
4, Poet office bo* Private office attached.
Office hours 7 A. M. till 7 P. M.
A -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
. lirawingi every 15 days. Next drawing Mar 28
4ine frixe ot fEi n.OOO
tine I'rlae of fto.ii ?
tine I'rize of 2 ft,<*?
Two Prizes ol $10,010 ?ach 2U.0MU
One CriM of ft.lWO
Ten prise* of $l,OBOeach lO.' iiO
lit. other prites, amounting to 27.000
Prise* cashed. Circulars, with lull particuiara, sent
free. 1'. C. VmLtH, etalloni r and (lene-al Agent,
30 LUwrij stmt, N?w Kwtk.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
?AU1HORIZED agent,
? Kentucky State lotteries.
J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway.
Books and accounts invbstigatbd, bal
anced and closed by an sfllcient accountant: terms
fixed by job or day. Add rem R.. box 3,432 Post office.
C1IIAKLE9 DIKFENBACH, GARDENER AND FLOR
/ 1st.?Gardens laid out and Kept in order. Orders
received at No. 105 West Tenth stroet, and corner Sixth
avenue and Fifty-Sixth street, New York.
Diseases of mf.n and important medical
and Surgical ( uses a specialty. 1IKNHV A. DAN
IELS. M. D? 144 Lexington ay., near Twenty-ninth it
^EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-TIIK ATLANTIO
and Uulf Railroad Company hereby give notice that
in pursuance of a resolution by its Board of Direct
ors of April 17th, 1879, and under the terms of the tenth
section of the mortgage, dated July 1, 18<Vi and executed
bv the said, the Atlantic arid (lull Railroad Company, to
John R. Oardner, of New York city, as sole trustee to
secure the payment of five hundred thousand dollars ol
its first section first mortgage bonds, it will on THURS
DAY, 10th of Jnne, 187ft, in open Court, at savannah,
apply to the Judgo of the Superior Court of Chatham
county to appoint Daniel G. Purse, Esq., of Savannah,
Georgia. Trustee under said mortgage in the place and
stead of said John R. Gardner, sole Trustee, de
ceased. JOHN SCREVEN.
President Atlantic and Gull Railroad Company.
Havana lottery.-jwoooo in prizes every
fifteen days.
One prize of. $100,000 one prize of. 9AI.000
oneprizeof *.">.000 Two, $lo,ouo each.... iflj.uoo
One prize of ft 000 Ten. $1,000 cach lO.tMV)
111 prizes, $500 each, 6ft !00 715. $300 each 2l4,fi00
Prizes cashed. Circulars of information tree. Highest
price paid tor Spanish gold and Governments.
T. B. MARTINEZ A Co., Bankers,
10 Wall st (rear basement), M. V. Post oftlec box 4.66a.
Havana lottery.
$48j,U0J distributed In prizes May 20.
1 Prize of $100.C00
1 Prize of so.ooo
1 Prize of Jft,0(J0
2 Prizes, each of $10,000 lO.nnu
1 Prise of 5,ttt?
10 Prizes, e.icn of $1,000. 10 00,)
62B other Prizes, amounting to. 270,0>i0
Circulars of information furnished free. Orders filled.
Prizes cashed. ? raulsh Bank Notes, Doubloons aud
governments purchased.
TAYLOR A CO. Bankers, 11 Wall street. New York.
KKNTPCKY 8TATK LOTTERY, HAVANA PLAN,
Simmons, Dickinson 4 Co., Managers?Next draw
ing, May 29. For circulars and information address
OKOROK H. BOOTH. Manager1* Agent, 73 Nassau
street; Poet office box 3,037, New York.
K -$300,000 CASH GTFTS.
Whole Tickets, $10.
Kentucky State Single Number Lottery, on Havana
plan, drawn May 29, 1875. Circulars sent. ree.
PARKS. EMERSON & CO., Agents,
130 Broadway, room 4. Post office box 5,272.
K? OFFICIAL DKAWINU Of TUB KENTUCKY
. statu Lotteries, Simmons, Dickinson A Maua
gsrs. ? sitwTTrcar kxtka class no 331?mat 17. 1S7.V
76, 20. 7ft, 32, M, 60, 72. 46, ft, 15, 10, 1$, 70.
amTVCBT. rims ko. 3(2?MAT 17, 1875.
48. 52. 1, 44. 76, 65, 71, 47. 49. 60. 54, li.
? BIfKT. BXTHA rLASS MO. 417?HAT 17. 1876.
S?, 67. 44. 17, 53. 6", 77, 10; 47, 41, 50, 63, 5&
HKNKT. CLASS XO. 418?MAT 17, 187*.
27, 6. 9, a 39, 36. 14, 60, 22. IB. 38, 64
Full information by applying to or addressing J.
CI,('TE. 200 Broadway, nrsl floor, rear otbee. or Post
office box 4,969.
K?SIMMONS, DICKINSON A 00.'S GRAND
? monthly distribution of the Kentucky State Lot
tery, qii Havana plan, to t>e drawn May 29; aiso Koval
Havana or Cuba, drawn May 20. Full Information by ap
plying to or addressing J. CLUTE, Authorised Agent ZOO
Broadway, or_Post office box _
T OKD i TAYLOR, GRAND AND CHRYSTIK 8TREKTB.
J.J English body Brtn.*el? SI SO and $1 75
English and American Tapestry $l 00 and 1 12K
ONTHLY LOTTKBY.-MjMWO roll fl. SIX tick&T3
for(A. For tull particulars address J. M. PATTEK,
M w ?
Laramie City, Wyoming; or, ALLEN A CO.. 79 Nassau
street, New Turk. ^
Office of tiie new yobk mutual gaslight
Company, northeast corner Fourth avenue and six
teenth iircet. Union square. New York, May 8, 1H75.?
The annual meeting of the stockholders or the New
York Mutnal Gaiilirht Company lor tbS election oi It di
rector* and three inspector* of election for the ensuing
rear will bo held at the office of the company. In the
oltv ot New York, on Tuesday, May 18, IH75. the pells lor
which election will lie opened between the hours of 12
M. and 1 o'clock P. M. of that day. The transfer booki
of the company will be clo*?d for ten days (10 days)
prior to said election. By order of the Uuard of I lrec
lori. CHARLES PLACE, Secretary.
rpQE TEOPLB OF TOE UNITED STATK8 ABR IN
A terested in the eatabllahment of an industrial palace
In the city of New York which shall he larger and
more magnificent than any of its prodecessora
The Legislature of New York has grunte I a charter
incorporating tho Industrial Exhibition Company.
This corporal on proposes *o orect a suitable building te
be used as a perpctu.il palace of indnttrr.
U U intended to hero the building ready In time to re
ceive the good* wnieh will be exhibited In the centen
nial at Philadelphia. By ao doing this project becomes
an aid to the Ccatenntal ? tho?e who proper to isx
nlblt (rood< iu the: World's Fair at Philadelphia will be
Justified in incurring a greater expense.knowing that
on the cloee ot that enterprise they can remove their
wares from Philadelphia to New York an1 again place
them on exhibition, and also Mil by sample. The Indus
trial palace of New York is destined to become the homo
of manufacturers and inventor*. The people oi thl* city
are especially Interested in this enterprise, tor the rea
son th it it will cause thousands of strangers from all
portions of the world to visit New York, not once, hut
annu.tily, tor business and for pleasure, that, hat for tho
palace of industry, wonld remain at home or visit other
cities. This Influx of strangers wonld leave annually
millions of dollars which would be distributed itmotig
the citizens of New York. One of the great necessities
ot New York is
RAPID TRANSIT.
Nothing will ciye capital more confidence that a
rapid transit railway will pay than the building of a
crystal palace The strangers desiring to visit such an
institution would alone make sufficient business to Jus
tify the btiildlnf of a railway frort the Battery to the
Harlem River Ktval cities to New York #re making
tari.fit an 1 vfcorous attempts to carry away the trade
of New York, and such attempts are partially successful.
The paoplaof New York, if they would retain their po
sition a* the commercial metropolis of the United
States, must aid sticb enterprises as are destined, when
completed, to attract uranger* and business 10 New
York. e
No one enterprise will tend more to accomplish thia
than the building of such a Palace of Industry aa la pro
P<Tbe industrial Exhibition Company, for the purpooo
of raising the necessary means to carry out Its plan,
have made a bonded debt, and to enable personsof small
means to aid in this gr. at enterprise bas made itabonds
at $30each, and halt bonds at l'Oesch Circular* saut
tree. All communications should be addressed
INDUS TMIAL exhibition COMPANY.
Office 67 University place, .
New York city.
Travelling agent* wanted.
A local agent named la each town In the United
btates and Canada.
T
OS
EVENING TKLKORAM
HAM ALL TUE
LATEST NEWS KVKEY NIQIIT.
aid (inn CAPITAL PKI3K.?KENTUCKY STATU
?Uu Lottery, ftngle Number, lavana plan,
drawing May 39; $100,000 cash girta Circulars, witlt lull
particular*, free. P. 0. DEVLIN, Stationer and Agent,
So Liberty street
nnn -erntock* single number
JpOVU.yUU. Lottery draws May 29 For circu
lar* or Information In an legalized lotterle* address
KIBK 4 CO., IBroadway, room D.
UK Y HOODS.
2ARPHTS, of Carpet*. Oilcloths. Window
adea?*L**?bre<j u in?^aU, MattUg Ac at very low
pirfciV v?lT?L *1 ?1.7.5.?*--TArA
Tapestry Brwsels, at f i per yard.
Three ply. at |l 38 |
per yard.
ingrain, at S.V.. We. and 80c per yard.
All other g.?tds at equillv low price*.
A large stock oi Furniture, W per cent cheaper than
any other bouse in the city.
All goods shipped free, D. KELLY,
ftncceaaor to U. o't arrell),
J13 and 614 Eighth avenue.
between Tlilrty fifth and Ttoirty-glsth street*.
Lord a taylor-geavd and chry^hb sbs.?
English Boiy Bru???l*, Jl Id and fl 7&
hng ish and Ainericsn fapestry, fl and SI It
It* ET GOODS?FINE CASSIMKRES, CLOTHS, SATT
If nets, Eepellar.ts. Flannels, Rob Nov*. Ac. (Joi4
tisrgains this week to close. WI LLl All MAT11EWH,
M Catherine street.
A
F
M1LUSRKY AHD ItHK^MAKIVG.
Card-RRMOVF.I), gaynors spechltiks^
< > rsets tnd fournours, fr>.m Broadway, corner of
Twelfth *treeu to 649 ixth avenue, between Thirty
seventh and Thirty eighth streets. N. R - A perfect At
enaranterd ta every stvle of figure. Children's Corset*.
Waists. Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Suppoiters, terms
reasonable.
TlC'Wm WTRAJIBOATS. AC.
B^oe sale ?sloop yacht, ss feet long, cabin
first class order, sail* one year obi; repaired and
painted In April; > h> ap for caah customer.
LOUIS cell A KKER, *9 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D.
,lOR SALE,
J Schooner Yacht L*atha, c c Y.C..
Moon Yacht Kate, H.Y.O., Mxl3\S, Sloop Yacht Adrj
adne, N.Y. Y.t"., 67xIJx6 6; Sloop Yacht Flying t'loua, U.
Y.C., 4oxi3 te&S; Sloop Yacht Nina J4iHx7.E Apply at
International Yacht Aceney, 398 Broadway.
tfOB SALE?SCHOONER YACHT BELONOING TO
r the New York Yacht Club; 75 tons (old mi asure
ment), 73 feet length over all. 'U feet beam shoot ? leet
depth of hold, 5 feet draught, centre board i ha* two snits*
oi sails; Is In complete order, with entire outfit and In
veDtory : is m>w in comml**ion, with sailine ina<ter sad
crew on board. Apply to J- M. DRAPKE A CO., llii Pearl
street. New York.
F^OE SALE OR BARTEE?SI.''OP YACHT, 48 FEET
long, light drsnght and well found. Addrese W., box
138 Herald office.
LiTEAMTUO D. S. STETSON, t YUNDER 18 INCHES.
O holler one year old, in good order, for sale low. Ap
ply to WILLIAM BURNS, owner. 3o? Bond street, Kliaa
beihport, N. J., er to B. R. KELLOGG, No. 3 Broadway,
New York.
CHIP'S LAUNCH, ABOUT 8 TONS, SUITABLE FOR
O water boat, steam launch or sloop j price ?7.V Ai ply
wnere the launch is 8M South street, BlEi'lihN ltOB
EltTS' bo* building shop.
won orncs nofMii
POST OFFH'F NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Safuritar. slay tl, l^S, will
close at this office as follows:?On Tuesday at 13 M.: on
Wedne<ii ?y at 12 M.; on Ihur-oay at 11 31 a. M .and on
baiwoam M il M A. M. MUl u M. J.L. JAUMsLX'. M.
SPOIITINU?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.
T"_FOR BALE-ALL, KIND* OK fancy nous
A. Birds, Ac.; Mcdicines fur all diseases; Prepared
Food 8or mocking birds, at B. U. DOVEY S, No. S Greene
street, nour Canal. _
OPITZ DOO OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY 'OR SALB.?19
k> n nidy'a property; young traint'd, etched mgjyin..
telligeiit and afluctiouate. To purchase apply by letter
to K. B., bo* 171 Herald office.
TDK TVKK.
UCTION AMD FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
morning at 10 and evening at 7 at the NKW
YORK IL'RF EXCHANGE, 15 West Twenty eiuhth
street, on the running races at Louisville, Ky.; also on
the trots al Fleetwood Park.
FRENCH POOLS OPEN at7 A. M. and close at 8:15 P. M.
(SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID to commissions by mail
?V*TRiVs'aND RESULTS received from special cor
respondent by telegraph. KfciLLY, BLISS A Cu.
-POOLS SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AT 1 O'CLOCK
. and continued between heat* on the trols at Fleet
wood Park, at The New York Turf Exchange, 15 West
Twenty-eighth street, renultg A 00
UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOT.D AT NOR ) H
west comer of Broome street and Bowery, on tue
Louisville, Ky.. and Fleetwood Park '{?g^QE SHAN
? TTEMP9TEAD DRIVING PARK SPRING MEETING?
II Purses lor Tuesday. Wednesilav and Thursday, 18th,
I'Jth and 20th. have all tilled : trotting to commence each
dav at l o'clock P. M. Trains leave James slip and
Thirty-fourth street ferries, New York, at 9. 10:30 and 11
o'clock a. M. Return after race.
n A. H. SAM MIS, Superintendent.
Admission 50 cent*. ______
n?FRENCH AND AUCTION POOLS SOLD THIS
. evening anil every morning and evening during
the meeting at Johnson's Pool Rooms, corner of Broad
way ana Twentv-elgiith streets, on the Running Races
at Louisville, Ky. (fhrce races each dsvi; pa;ticular
attention paid to all orders hy mail or messenger; lull
returns each day bv Western Union Telegraph office at
rooms; Pool Hoom open at 7 o'clock A. M ^rench
Pools close at 3 >15 P. M. W. IL A r. It. JOHNSON.
OOINT BREF.ZE PARK. PHILADELPHIA, OFFER
1 a special Purse o' (1,000, to re trotted tor on May 37.
Entries close this (Tuesday) evening, at !? o'clock, and
mutt l>e addressed to CHARLES M. lOR N, Secretary,
123 South tourth street, Philadelphia.
gPBING MI ETINU. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY 18
^ Trotting commence* S o'clock sharp, each dav.
FIRS I' DA Y?Tl' I.SUAY, MAY lS-Pursc, SI.OOiT; 2:50
clam??iobn Trout, ?? g. T. B. FreuchsF. J. Mciiinnls. u.
s. Ben Bruce; Joseph Sterrett. b. m. Lucca; 1. B John
son b. m. Chrlstenia; John L. Doty, b in. I earl; Tho*.
O'Connor, blk. g. Vulcan; John Splan, b. g. llawk; John
T. Rucers, r. g. St. George; Peter Manee, b g. 1 ?nter
rello; George Stengel, o. g. Carter; W. S. Brooks, b]S. g.
Pat MoCann; C. II. McDonald.g. m. Privateer Maid;
Daniel Mace, k m. Mand ; R. 8. Bout. b. m. Nettie Ber.
lew; Robert Thornton, b. ni. Vesta; T. H. Shepherd, b
m. kosle; Charles S. Green, br. in. lornado Maid; J
Goldsmith, b. in. Effle Dean. .
No "_Furse ??,IH?; 2:20 class.-John iront, g m Sea
foam; W'iu. Sargent, b. in. Lady Banker; John Murphv,
b g Cfiurlie Green; H. Kolljr, gg. Tanner Boy ; Daniel
Mace. blk. in. Blanche. J. Aaiker, blk. ro. May Bird;
John L. Doty. b. m Lvdia Ihompson; Robert Thornton,
g g Royal George; Chares S. Green, b. g. Major Root;
John S. Baker, b. g. Tom Keeler. _
>i,COSD HAY?WEDNESDAY. May 19.-Purse $1,500;
2:11 class.?John Trout, b. g. llaviland; Wright A Nor
cro?s, blk. ?. Lothair; John i . Doty, br. g. W Indemire; M.
K, den, br. g James h. Coleman; Isaac Bernstein, r. g.
Walter; John Murphy, br. m. l ady Dahlinsn; Ibomas
O'Connor, blk. g. Blue* Prince; Moses Whipple, b. m.
ladv White. Daniel Mace. hlk. g. Arthur: Thomas B.
Inrne, br, g. Joe Clark; C. W. Mitchell, b. g. George 11.
MNo 'Ji-Purse fi.ouo: nonble teams.?H. A. Ham. Carrie
N and Lady Woods; W. H. Thorns. Phil O'Nell, Jr.. and
Frod Tyler; Peter Manee, Canterrello and Gideon; Alex.
Paterso'n. Ladr Burnham and Fourth of July; James
GoUling, Harry spanker and Ned Forrest; Daniel Mace,
1 tTh'rd'day!1 Va's-Purse $1,500 ; 2^ class-John
Trout, s. m Ladv Whitman: B. 8. Wright, blk. g.
Ne I Forrest: Benjamin Mace, b. m. Lennlet ase: w. 8.
Thotn?, '. g- Fred Tyler: M. Rodun, s. g. l>an Bryant (for
merly Reserve); John Murphy, b. g. Mat Tanner; Isaao
Woodruff, h. g. Catsklll; George Y. Whltson. b. m. Pau
line ; R- J- Anderson, r. m. Kosa SonbOrg; U Irani Howe,
b tt. Prince; a. M. He Hart. br. m. nanuah D; W. C.
Trimble, br m. Itepbyr; J. Goldsmith, b. m. EfBe Dean.
No. 6?$2,500 ; 2i2? class.-Benjamin Mace, W g Crown
Prince; Thomas O'Connor, b g. George; William H. Har
rison, s. m. busle: II. Kelly, br. g. fanner Boy; Daniel
Maci.br. g. Vanity Fair: J. C. /ckerson. b g. Everett
Ray; Norihorp A Martin, b. g. Mvstle; VV. U Trimble, s.
m. Music; Cnarles S. Green. g. G'orge B. l>nnlel?.
FOURTJJ DAY ?No. 7?Purse $1,<*W; 2:8Jclass.?Jaines
Doosruy, u Hiecpy M*ry; A. \ anderbili* b. Kutio
Hughes; J. P. Gilbert, bik. m. Little Dorrlt; Alex Patter
son b g. William Walsh; Robert Tlurnton, b. in. Vesta;
T H Hbepberd, b m. Rosle- Robert Demnter, ch. g.
fliiuun; John 8. Baker, h. m. Geneva; J. Goldjmlth, a.
B'.vaS8-Pur?e $3,000; 2:20 class.-BenI Mace. g. g. Hope
ful M. Rod en, b. g. Henry; John Splaii b. g Kansas
Chief; Daniel Mace, b g. ^ensation.
Stc war 's oT the meeting?Mr. sheppard F. Kn.ipp,
Juseriii Klliott h. A. Milla,F. T Barker. Ed ward Kear
ney, ^ohn 11, iJarbriTt, Jr., Samuel Trues.1ell, H, Ferrt
gsii, James Wallace and Arthur Gillendcr.
No gentleman allowed in tho ladies' scctlon of the
grand stand unless In company with a lady. All mein
^fiPtSS'lillw'Saa central Depot at I o'clock;
al^t??n.,ll:i0A.Van^i|P.M.
JOHNSON BROS., Proprietora
Dimes Tali*as, Superintendent
In case of postponement flags will be raised on Sturt?
vant and Brower Houses.
IIORSKS. I AKItl AUKS.
A~*~UCTI >N SALE of PRIVaTK STABLI 8
By H. B. HERTS A SOSS, Anotloncera,
17 Park pUce aud 1? Murray street.
IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVK SALE OF
HoisRB CAKBUOKi. UAKNEA SI.EIGU. AG
TUB ENTIRE KKT ABLJnIIMENT OF
PHILIP ST1NER, ESQ.,
AT AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RBSFRVE,
ON TUEB6aT, MAY \\ Al W. O'CLOCK,
AT 1118 PRIVATE STABLE!".
NO. 131 WEST FIFTIETH sTRhKT,
PBIOB TO Hia DBPABTCRB FOR EUKOPE.
HORSES.
Light nar team Carriage Horses. 1? hands high. 8 T'sre
old, sound, sind and free from lr,c,V v"Uv",hrlTl y
a lady, bAoUjomMi cArriAffs teiin in New York.
Bsy leans Carriage Horaaa. 16X hands high, 7 end I
years old.
Dark bay Road Horse, 7 years old, sound and kind
And can trot innidc throe minuter.
Hsv Trotting ll..rse, 14H hand* high, 9 years old, name
Orion, dam itevenue, by ^tdn.^
One elegant satin lined Lsndanlst,made Wofder in
Janaary laat, by Bradley, Pray A ??., cost $3,500.
one fcqr-whee'ed double l og Cart, naarlj new, made
to order by W? id Broa.
One fonr-wbeeled double Dog Cart, shaft* and Pola.
One very handsome Park Phaeton, nearly new, made
ta order by Wood liroa
One rerjr handsome large Family Sleigh, made by
Qonlil, of Albany.
One Conpe, made by Adams^A Oona, In good order.
Two sets fine Kngllsh gold mounted doable Harnem
Onc it't Hue Knsiuh xol I niounttil ilniilc Hiriicn.
8ne set One English gold Wanted double Harness.
Sli icb Bells, Whipa drees and stable Biankete. Ac.,
all Imported or msde by Stilling*. _,,h ail
Also a complete Coachman's Outfit, together wltn ail
other appurtcnanoes of a first cla<a private stable, aU
of whlcV can be seen any time before uie sale at tne
? tables, as above.
A
GRfcAT AND ABSOLUTE SAl.F,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS PAY (TUK8IIAY), MaV 18, AT 11 O'CLOCK
KIIARP, AT THE PRIVATE STABLE MO. 2 EAST
TMIRTY->EVENTd STREET, OF UA N'DSOMR ni.OOO
El> AND FAST liORSKS, ELEGANT CaRKIAOES.
HNE HARNESS, BLANK MS ROBES. AO.. TI1K
PROPER!Y UF J A MRS R. HALSEY, ESy , WHO H VS
BEEN LABORING UNDER A SEVKBK Ii,LnESS FOR
past year and is now advised by uis physi
cian TO TRAVEL FOR HIS HEALTH.
CHARLES C. DUFF, AUCTIONEER.
IncloliDK the handsome b?v Oeldlna. IM higb.fi vears
old slreu hv Messenger Hamhletoiilan, Htm bv Harry
Clay; "trip In face; he can trot in 2:10; trotteif wnen'S
years old In 2 5ft. anil with any training will trot In ihe
Hurtle*: hai never been trained to lull* develop hit
speed, as owner has used him exclusively for road pur
poses; lie is warranted found and kind.
A Ho the fine and fast black Gelding, Part. 15?? high. 6
Tear* old, mred bv Howe's Royal fJeorge ilain black
Vermont mare Betate; he la com black aad the finest
di?po*itloned gentleman's roadster to be found; be e*n
trot In 2. t. is sensible and well behaved ; la lulljr war
ranted sound and kind.
Also the feat Troiting Gelding. Westchester Boy, IJI<
high, 7 vear? old, waa aired by R??lick'a Hunihlelonian,
dam by General Knox; can trot In 1 40 on dar of *al?; la
In color a dark bay, with full mane and tall; trotted on
Fleetwoid track Ir. 2;TK: he la a inferior pole home . it
sale for any one to drive; be la warranted sound and
kind.
Alao the handsome*! Bay Trotter In the city, IBI? hand*
high, ? veara old. raia d In Orange county and aired by
Edward fcverett. dam bv Consternation; can beat 1M
aor dar, an I to free gal(ed and reliable; drives wtthont
chert, fear* nothing and a* a gentleman'* road nor.-e i*
un<urpa?ed; took premium at county fair when four
year* old. when lie pulled a wagon In 2t4fl. and Waa then
R' nrchsscd bv owner, who baa aince used him on road (
?? la warranted Bound and kind.
Alao fine brown Geld Inf. ISjk hand* hl?h, 8 yenr* old,
?red bv Eureka; la a genteel? fine driver, with pleaty
of bone and mti?c|e, can beat 2 JO to wagon and ii war
ranted aonnd and kind.
N IS.-THB ABOVE HORSES HAVE BEEN DRIVFN
?INGLE AHD DOUBLE, AMD AKR FULLY WAR
R4NTKD AS KEPRBS NTED.
Carriage* consist ot top and open Road Wagon*, made
by Brewater and other well known city maker*: one
top Pony rhaeton, ona Basket I'onv Chacon, single
and double llarneaa. Blanket*. Robes. Whips. Ac.
RALE POMTIVB.RAIN OR BHINIS, To TUB HIGH.
EST BIDDER, WITHOUT LIMiT OR It ENERVATION.
A MPLR VINE ALLOWED FOR TRIAL AN I) EXA.M1
NATION STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION.
AM ?LAST chanck-ridb TODAY.
. R1DR TODAY. LAST CRAXCt
IHO.ok WHO hav not already embraced the oppor
tnnltunlty of RIDING BEHIND and testing the speed of
t;ol. P. J. Connelly's splendid stock of the ia*te*t green
Kentucky trotter* ever bred should not lose a moment,
but coine at once, a* to-day will be the last chance to
ride before the sale. . r? . , .
THE SALE will take place to morrow Wednesday).
May 19 at II o'clock, at Harker A son s City Auction
Mart and New York Tatfersalls. coiner of Broadway
and 1 hirty ninth street I ha stock comprises seventeen
head, that can trot In from * minutei down to 2 ?). and
includes the fet of Lloyd's Winchester, Hughes' Edwin
Forrest, Mambrino, Pilot .Ir., *<\, *0., all splendid
driver*, ami warranted aonnd and kind.
STOCK NOW on exhibition at the mart
BALE POSITIVE and no postponement
CATALOGUER, win! foil pedigree*, description*.
Ac., can be had at (he offices of tne Spirit ot the Tunes
and Turf. Field and Farm or at BARKER A SON'S,
corner of Broadway an-1 TnirVy ninth street
AhTcLARBNCK FROM BfflO UP.-LANDAU, $2*1,
I'Mi and flOO; Pony Phseton, ?!?); top isuorgtes,
Irotn $1D up; new extension top Park Phaeion $4.11,
world $700, at the larce.t sod be*t repair shop in city.
J. W PITNKV, ifSand 41 Third avennc.
Ah ?I Al fiioFfzk, ON ACCOUNT OF XT HUB
. han l'a drain, the sale ot three Horses, flt tor aay
bu*ia?Mi ??ia at ?ujf urtuU strett, rtax.
HORSE*, CAKjUAPKg, AC. _
Auction house op van tamell a kkakney,
111) AND 1U EAST THIRTEENTH STItiiBT,
NEAR FUURIH AVENUE.
REGULAR HALE OP HOUSES AVD CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND 1KIDAY.
Twenty-four to forty eight hours given to purchaser* to
test warrantees.
Horses, Carriages, Harness, ilsnkets, liobes, Ac., always
ou hand at private tale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (TUESDAY) 8ALE AT
11 O'CLOCK.
TEAM BAY HORSES, 15'* HANDS niOH, 8 AND 9
years old. kind and trun In all harness; tree from
vice. good uader saddle; have been used lor fam
ily driving; trot in 3)4 minute*; are in every way
sine and reliable and warranted sound.
ALSO SET HARNESS AND
FOUR WHEEI ED l?OU CART, IN GOOD ORDER,
built by Wood Bros.
ELEGANT GRAY COUPE HOR3E, 1? HAND* HIOH, 9
years old, kind uml true lu all harness, true from
vice, very stylish aud huudBomc, (ear* nothing;
can be driven bv anyone and wairanted sound;
also si*t ol Harness, aud
COUPE, WITH POLS XND SHAFTS, LIVERY SUIT,
?fcc
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE,MM HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS
old, kind and trim iu all harness, free from vice,
last traveller; perfectly gentle lor any one to drive,
and warranted sound; also set of Harness, aud
TOP PONY PHAETON, NEARLY NEW.
TEAM BAY HORSl S. 16 HANDS HIGH, 7 AND 8
years old, kind and true in ail harness, tree from
vice; have been used in a truck the past threo
years: are ono of ttis finest work teams in the city,
and are warranted sound. kind and true.
ELEGANT l-.IGHT spring landau. UOOD as new,
built by Million A Uuiet, I'aris
DAPPLE GRAY PONY, 14% HANDS 111011, 6 YEARS
old ; kin.t ami true In all harness; tree from vice ;
extra flue under saddle; perfectly safe tor a lady
to ride or drive and warranted sound. Also set
Harness and
Tor I'ONY PHAETON.
HAY HOBSB. 16 HANDS lirOH, 7 YP.ARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness, free from vice ; u free
and gamy driver; superior to tne pole and war
ranted sound.
Also set Harness and
top wagon, bcilt by brewster a co., of
Broome street.
BKOWJ? TROTTING IIOBSK, 15 HANDS HIGH, 7
years old ; kind and true In all harness; tree from
vice; trotted at Prospect Park Track last fall in
2:11 lias great endurance; a tree aud pleasant
driver and sold only tor want oMise.
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY YOUNG.
IRON GRAY MARK, la HANDS HIGH, 6 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice; very
stvlish; trots better than s minutes; a tlrst class
road mare and warranted sound.
NO TOP BOAD WaGON.
Bl'.OWS HortSK, 15^ IIA^DS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all hari>e.tis; tree troiu vice; very
stylidi; trots lu 3 minutes; a superior horse lor
gentleman's road use.
Set single Harness, nude bv Woodcock.
6ct double Harness, made bv Woodcock.
TwO-WllEKLKD DOG OART, IN PERFECT ORDER,
liuilt bv Wood Bros.
BLACK IIOBSK, 16 HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; lice from vice ; a su
perior horse tor general use.
Also set Harness ami
PLA'fFORM SPRING WAGON.
DAPP..E BROWN MARC, 1 W HANDS HrGn, fl
yeirs old: kind and true in all harness; free Iroin
vice; perfectly safe for a lady to drlvo and a tlrst
class taiuilv animal.
TOP WAGON, BUILT BY GODWIN.
TWENTY FAMILY, ROAD AND WORK HORSES.
Full description time of sale.
FRENCH 1 CART, Wil'H POlvE AND SHAFTS, IN
good ordor.
Four-seat Park Phaeton, in good order
Clarence, built bv John U. Lawrence.
Coupelet, In good order.
Six-seat Kockaway. in good order.
Six-pai>sengcr I haeton, Landaus, Rockaway*
Top And no ton Wagons, Harness Ac.
SALE COMMENCES AT 11 O'CLOCK.
Auction housk op aucii. johnston
(late Johnston jt Van iassi-lk
offloo 57 Llburty street (Evening Poit Building).
THE hor^f. AUCTION BHAXCn or OUR
HOUSE, 19 to 2s THIRTEENTH STRRKT,
nlcail i'nivbbsuty PLACE.
8ALB? OP hok8k8 ;oio CARRIAGES
Alti-: HELD EVERY
tlkhday ANl> kkiday, AT 10 O'clock.
24 to 48 hour*' trial on homes w arranted sound.
PARTIAL c'ataloflu.! OK THIS DAY'S (tceb
DAY'S) 8ALU,
AT 10 O'ui.Ov K.
DARK BAY TEAM HOUSES, 15ij hands, 7 and 8
years; kind In all harness; free irora vice; have
luen until In city and country lor every kind ol
family ami lariu u4: arc tine, tree, stylish driv
ars; uot atraul of anything: are excellent road
ster*; In every respect a flrjt class luinlly team;
warranted sound. . . ?
WESTCHESTER ROCKaWAY, little used, by Phil
Or 039.
BRIGHT BAY IlAMBLETONIAN HORSE, 15*
hand*, 4 yearn; kind In #11 barnes* and under
saddle , tree trotn vice; this colt ha* a tine, free.
open, level ?alt, an i clean llmhs; has never
been trained tor speed ; can show a 3 minute
gait to-day; promises to be very fast and with
out fault; warranted Kiund.
ELEOant 81 RRY WAGON, new. by Peek A Co.
DARK BROWN .iADDLK hormk "Knrr Itvington,"
15 hand*. ? yars; kind In all harness: tree
from vice; a ?tll*b. Ore driver; has erery
gait known tor saddle horse; haa been usod as
tvao, -n mle ami general lamUy horse; war
ranie.l sound. _ , ^ . ...
BASKKT PONT PHAETON, platform spring*, with
RUMBLE. English. , ,
DARK HAY HORsfc, Hamhletonlan stock, 15)4
hands. 6 year*; kin l In all harness; tree
irotu vice; an extra tine saddle horse; ha*
been used bv a lad.v tor pa-t year; l* in every
way a reliable family or road horte; war
ranted sound.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, Polo and Shafts,
by tfott 4 Maguire. .
BAY TROTTING uuuse, 15tf hand*. 7ye ars; kind
in all harness: Iree trum vice; an excellent
roadster, good s jnare gait; can trot In 5 min
utes ; ha* no trick* or vices; any one can drive
hi in does not shy or pull; warranted m>und.
TWO OOOD sulkki.s, nearly new; city built
BAT PONY UORSB, one of the handsomest, most
stvll*h i.onles in tho country; M hands.8 year*,
kind In all harness; free (rom vice; very stylish
and ?plrit?d; an excellent saddle pony ; ? good
rosd?ter; warranted s?-und.
TOP PON i PHAf.TO.N, new. city built; Tlarnei*. Ac,
Dark BAY boris i5\' hand a, 8 years; kind In all
harness and under *a<t<he; free from vice; doe*
? pot shy or pull; a thoroughly reliable horse for
Any purpose. sold only 'or wsnt of u*?.
DOO Cart, turnoui neat, in good order, by J. b
impose!)*jersey BULL MANFRED, No. bio.
American Jersey C. c. Herd Book; dropped
April 15. 1870. on ship Mogul, from island ot
Jersey, sire on Islanl of Jersey; dam Mildred,
No. 1,TO, Herd Book , pedigree guaranteed.
TOP R0AL> WAOON.In fo*d ordor, by liertney.
FIVE fsis DoCBI.h HARNESS, second baud, city
skklli TO^WAOON. m good order, by Stevana
TWK.ntv kocrothlr houses. Description time
a larijrt'^snjrtwrntol every kind of Carriage.
Wagon. Phaeton, Ilarnoas. Sheets. Rot es. Whips,
ac at
ARCU joBNBTON' - Mart, It to 21 Thirteenth street.
near University place. Weather never intar
teres with our sale*.
hales COMMKNCg AT JO O'CLOCK.
BARGAIN ror CASH-BE autikul BRIOHT
bay E'hsn Allen Horse. Wotkler. 18v 8 year* old,
?ound anJ kind, trot 2 40 sure; light side bar top Wagon,
Harness Klanket*. best city maker*, good as new;
Brewster 2 seated Phaeton. sblftliM top. equal to new;
flue Kentucky Hortr, i.rears. 15 hand*, sonnd and kiod,
trot s minutes. Private stable. No. 6 West Nineteenth
strest near Fifth avenua.
~A oksct FOR SALE OF brewsrer a co m ,of
\ BROOME STREET) SECOND HAND carriage"*.
j Landaus. 11 six tss*.? extension top
1 i andsn'ets, i Phaeton.
1 t at r.oiet, S dot Carta, i S lour pass s top Pnaetons,
1 Barouche. 1 Coupe, ? | 2 < oupe RocEawaya.
I ? nspetulon spring Vie- i I Rumble top Phaeton,
tori. 1 Rumble no top phaeton.
2r Road and Top Wagons. i 2 six pas*. Pliaetona
?n-oeerswesof wftandjuot
S7J and S74 Broome afreet, old stand of Brewster a co.
. _?, ? -Tale an enui ish thoroughbked
A . saddle snd road Mare. 7 years old, iv* to 15'i
i'lan''* dark brown, sound ana kind; a perfect model ol
heauty snd *vmmetry . a aio*t gamy an t stvllah driver;
reoulre*no whip; a mint rapid walker, and trot* from J
h. hv, nt>itu"i: coat in England in gol.l; as the owner
leave* the city soon, will sell at a sacrifice, ran be wen
fbr a tew days at stable No. 4 East Twenty eighth street
* _r0R SALE CHEAP?1 WO NEW eiiwt claws
J\ , sltle bar top Wagona, one <10. Road Wagon; one
iwo-se il Depot Wsgon. on'1 r'k-kaway and several sec
ond hsnd Wagons at ol'ILrUUDb'tf uarrlage Kactory,
lis we?t Fiftieth street
4 ?iakdaclet. CLARENCE, COl" PE, TWO
A. wheel 1>0j Cart, Depot Wagon, secon i hand;ltn
m. i?e variety of Pony Phaetons, my own makn. at re
Saced prices/ HAM.'lu east i mrtn Straat
A" (UNTI.EMAN WILL SELL his ROAD HORSE.
|5>4 hands rich bay, 7 years old; can trot In 2 JO;
warranted s?und and unro gaited ; also lis pound R.mij
Wag "u and Harness. No. 149 West Thirty ninth street,
ne ir Seventh avenna
* llkdy'-s TURNOUT FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN:
A beautiful KentocKy Mare; stylish and nlea.ant
driver 7 year? old ; warranted *ouuJ and kind, hand
tome pony Phaeton. Private sUble 3s Vandaiu street
t^vor salk-A CAR-LOAD OF HORSES; ARE
A. young and at for anv business; are warranted
In eve'rv respect, and a good trial allowed. U2 otan
ton street
? -rOR SAL*!?thrrk PONT BUILT HORSES,
A. from ? to 8 year* old . Ot for farming, expre-a or
grocery or road purposes; to be soul at a *acrin<e.
l no ii* re at il Llsp^nard itreet, between Churcn street
and West Broad a ay.
v-FOR SALE. A CAR LOAD OF HORSES. FRO*
A. Pittshure; ponv built; fit for farming or any uae;
from $.5 to 150 trial allowed. Inquire at 5y South
Fifth avenue
FINE PAIR OF gentlemen'S HORSES,15:3
hands high, young, sound, kind prompt drivers
and coo-1 roadsters; suitable lor brougham or Tc-.rt;
one is an excellent sitdulo norae. 131 West oatenttenth
street, private stable. _
A rkiveo-THI t MORNING, FROM ILLINOIS 28
A aood wor? Horses, from 5 lo 8 years old. ?BitaWj
for all purposes; to be sold cheat- Apply ht 176 Mercer
atreet ne*r w?e?*ajr.
a _si-LLING OCT STOCf.?DOCTOR'S PBABTON,
A. extension ton Park Phaetons side '??'
too and iio tup Kxpresa. Orocery. Baker and light Knsi
nose Wagons, three quarter Truck. 313 Hudson street.
a "Very finb team of brown horsks, i..^
A hands lugh;? years old, alio ***r7 "jf1J1*?
Horse; warranted sound and kind. So, 5 West
, hlrtee nth street ?
A bhi TL\ND pony TL'RNOl'T KOR SAL*.-' ony
A lei black, flowing mane and tail, 8 years old, ^'ar
ranted sound, free from all vice and tricks; has been
()V clilldren of all ages; will give lair trial; also
wa'gnn and harness, almost new will sell cheap. Apply
?t fit ilk. M
HORSKH, CAHHIAflEK. ?C,
A gentleman. going to burope will sell
hit luriiout at a bargain beautiful bay Horse, 7
years oldj warranted sound and kind; tron fast too
Buggy and Haru- ?; also a beauniul Pony Phaeton -told
separately. Private stable, SH Kast Twelfth ttreuL be
tween Broadway and University place.
A BROOD MARE-SIRED BY LEXINGTON
hand*, dark bay, 7 years aid , cost trotted in
i W1"' u" Hold lor breeding , uu
handsomer mare can be seen.
?*? j *st Twenty foorth street.
A ?f,.I\KU^* SIX 3KAT I'lUETOH, LIGHT AND
Lexitt'aVe^ue*'01* 1 Fi"Jr"i?v,nth s'"et
J\T STABLE, IS EAST FIFTY-EIGHTH
rate cheap. prlvll? L*"daulct. in food order, tor
A ThlrTv !n^Hr.ABl'h T0 LKT-LOW KENT, ON
a^'SLMra"8Vl>^""WrWifi
A Tonira for ?!iTOV RhT^I.ISIIM?NT WaSTKD
ASSff Mi *52?
,El1
A -TWO PONY BUILT HORSES; ALSO A TRUCK
Jl. Howi, young and sound ; fit lor grocer, butcher <?*
ialoon ' coun,r*'< ??'0- No. C Bayard street,
A SOUND, HEAVY, YOUNG HORSE, SUITABLE
for expre-M, grocer or heavy trucking business. lor
Street n*ni W1 Wei* Thirty-eighth
A 2?\UTITtJr.' ?0?RKL MARR HAMBLETONIAJf
i?i - i r*i8C(l ,n 0r*nB0 county. New York State,
inv il ?n!!"..'. ?.'?*!* yea,rs,o|d. very stylish driver, flow
"v""1 "nd handsome: afraid of nothing!
mr?n te. by. W \d?y,0T Cl,il-1 i ,fr?? from v;ce and
warranted sound, kind and true. Por further Inlorma.
tion apply at 38 Bleocker street, private stables.
A?FOR SALE.?A PAIR 0? B.vY TROTTING
? llorses, American Slnr stock, raised in watertown
?'an/f^Mi N?V' '? ,U" b,'0,her?. bands high,'
? anaryeurs old j flowing manes and tails, all back
fh. v^;(ia,Htr0t 14 ,nllu 10roa<1 wnK"n in 2?o or io ?i *
lew than h Jiliw.V, ?W,''er fi'5"" aud wl" D0*<"J 'of
true inVi k.Mrt. /L value; they are sound, kind and
ti^ue in Ail kinds of harness?do not shy or r ull and can
h? o.fi-l'i by,*nr timid porson. Kor liirther particulars
Inquire at private stable, S'J Bleecker street, iu the rear.
A ~PSS 0P?K BEST PHAETONS EVER MADE
t&sszX; .rRoV!0'?^.""^ wiu b?soij ,or
JAMBS VETTBKTCH. 980 Sixth avotme.
JJ-JUST ^Vip FROM FACTORY,
LATEST DESIGNS AND VlNE^QuItlTY.
IMPORTED MOROCCO AND TOP UJATnER.
872 and 37? Broome st, old stand ot Brewsfer' a'c'o,
a|rriiAOiK.,LOR.S,E8' "IX-^EAT park puae
f r .iiP' *innd>'Ulet, double and single Harness, Livery
for sale. In,mire lor Richard at liRiSNNKN'3 stable
Thirty seventh street, corner Seventh avenne.
"ROARD FOR ROAD HORSES AND PRIVATE
Stablaa"m*?Pw,^( "rirJW0?J P,Rrk ( (Jllrh ?"<1 Mvery
atables, 30>< Wost Hfty-second street, near Eighth
avenno; Ifor.'es on first floor: perfect securitv against
fire; coaches and light stock to let emial to tTlvatc ttirn
outs; mspeclioii soflclted. BLATiiR A lJIOuINS.
/?1ABRIAOBS.-A LARGE STOCK OE PIIAETONS.
\ui-kaways, top and no top Buuries. depot anJ other
Wagons of uiy own mate at manufacturers prices.
CHARLES GRUftK, 141 West liroadway.
(-lHKAF CHEAP, CHEAP.-FOR SALE, A SIX
I. rlc Pb4et0^ or would exchange for Horses
or light Wagons uorses, Hirbt Wagon* bought, sold or
exchanged. P. H. MASTERSGN. Central Park Livery
Mab'e. Fifty-ninth street and Seventh avenuq.
foi.Toir.^.ss0111""'' J b?/~S
osn'ii
SKELETON WAGON, bv Stivers
TOP HIDK HAK RO.VD WAGON, pole and shafts, by
JHott A Magulre.
TWO PARK PHAETONS, Wood Bros
JMWBV BULL, MAN ERkD, Imported, No. 410 Ucrj
WOOK.
Iii" ^"OTTERS HamMetonlans. 3 minutes.
TWOTEAMS AND TWENTY FIVE ofllElt HORSES
At ARUH. JOHNSTON'S Mart,
19 tow Thirteenth afreet, near University place.
Weather never interferes with our sales.
SALE COMMENCES AT III O'CLOCK
F
JgLBCJANT HORSES AND CAKRIAGRS AT AUCTION.
TIIIRTYPIVR HE AD~OF ROAD, FAMrLY
AND WORK HORSEM.
ELEGANT FRENCH LANDAU, BUILT IN PaRIs
and as good as new.
FORTY CARRIAGES Or DIFFERBNT KTND&
ror full description see catalogues;
Sale commences at II o'clock.
VAN TASSKLL A KEARNEY, Anctian Mart
110 and 1H East Thirteenth street.
FINE CARRIAGES
at great bargains.
Six seat Rockawnys, Landaaa,
Coupe Rociaways, landauleta.
\ ilorus, Broughams,
Phaeton a Cahrtolets,
T Carts, Bugsies.
high and low-wheel Pony and Park Phaeton* In a treat
? variety of styles.
.k?ar/to<'Vof.c"rri",ri'?w tho 'argert ever offered in
thl? city, all of nor own manufacture, and ever? car
riage guaranteed for oue year.
A. T. DEM A REST A OO.,
62* and WO Broadway.
F^INE BAY COUPE HORSE. II HANDS; ABSOLUTE
ly safe and invaluable for a fsmtly; also a hand
some Park Phaeton and stiver's top Wagon and Coupe
Harness, all at vour price, at hoarcflng sublet 1* and
JSH East Forty-flrst street Must be sold.
For sale-horsf, black roan, trots in s
minutes; firewater Wagon and Wood Gibaon Har
ness Apply at Thirtieth street, between Filth aad Mad
ison avenues, llaflett's livery stable.
FV)R SALE-NEARLY NEW. a SIX.SEAT PHAEfON
price $?d0. suitable for private or hack n?e also
five good working Horses, and also three furniture
Trucks. Call at 2*s DuffleW street, near Fulton street
Brooklyn.
F^OR SALE-MAIL PUaKTON, ALMOST NEW
Kngtlob pattern: can be ua-d lor two or four horses'
alao I<oal flars. fnnr-ln hand Whip, all complete,owner
having no further use lor It Addresa A., box i&l Puat
tfBce.
li'OR SALE-A SORREL MARR. 15 HANDS HIGH 9
I years old. kind and true . is u?ad for a milk wagon:
so'd for waotot use; price 945 037 First avenue (milk
depot).
TT?OR 8 A LB?SBVRRAL VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG
r Road Horaei- sirtctly fir? claast high bred stock
fine sue, color, style and action; speed S minutes to S fj'
_ G. H LEAvITT, Flushing. L. I.
F^OR SALE.?TFAM DAPPLE GRAY nORgES; US;
can trot faat, sonnd; kind Iu all harness; one Is
first class ?ad.lis horse; will tell at a sacrifice. 143 East
Thirtv second street.
F'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN?A VERY STYLISH
Turnout, consisting of yoona team. lSklauds, 5 and
6 vears old. Morgan Horsea, with Stivers' Itcad Wagon
pole and sh ifta, Rlanketa. Robea, Ac ; tail horses are
perfectly matehed, free and stylish drtvera. and war
ranted perfect, without fault or blemish; any family or
gentleman wishing a fine team or turnout will pleaae
examine; no jockeys or dealers need arplyt Can be teen
at the stable ot N. B COTTRBLL, Kuurtaenth ttreat.
and Tenth avenue.
L"<OR SALE?ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, ST^'L
F i.-h and naturally graceful Hornet to be found In the
country; be it pronounced br horsemen and connois
seur* a p rfert model: a deep-colored dapple bay, 16
haida and I Inch in height, 5 years old; weight I 900
poundsi la round smooth and sleek: very fine, arched
neck : full, floaing mane and tall, high knee action, and
a hold, proud stepper; entlrelv sound and perfectly
kind; tor family uae is positively safe in any emergency
or aa an ad vertlsing hnsinesa medium would be very
attractive and conspicuous. For further information
address R. A. MrKINNfCY. American Express office, No
<m Broadway, or boi 9' l'o?t offlee. Schenectady. N. Y.
lilOR SALE? FOR WANT OK USE, TEN HORSKS
r amiable for all purposes; alto ^hree d?nh>e and
three slmrle Tracks and Harness, inquire at 181 Cbris
tonher street
Fpoit BAf.E?FAST YOt'NO STALLION. A TEARS
old, !.'>* bands high. him never been trained; U
found and Kind in every respect; a sore foul uc?t?r;
dred by Bunon Hoy: I* half brother to George Miller.
AMre-s BRhEDBR, bo* 3,u(M Mew York Poll office.
fjlOR SALB-THE HANDSOMEST PONT AND PHAE
1 ton In the city at harg.iin: naed by la.1v past vear;
best makers, go *1 as new. Iniinire atH Wert Nineteenth
street, near nut avenwx. private stakle.
?LtOR RALE-A VEHV UANDSOME NO TOP DOUBLE,
r Mated Wagon, nearly new: will be cold ver* low;
no be ?e?n at Vo 39 "?<>uth William street
FWR sAUt?A BLACK PONY; KIND AND OBNTLE
In narnesa. may N- driven by a ladv or ehiict. In
<]Qlri> at private stable, No. 3 Kaai fifty -second street.
T.K>R SALE-TWO LOW-PRICED HoRSRS; MCRT BB
r noli 1. M s< M M *Y 4M Kill ll?u?t( n street.
I MIR SALE?RNOLIHII TWO W fl RRLKD l>OU. ART,
1 very dealralile. and heavv Harness to match; prica
very low. Call at 121 West Forty-fltth street.
|7H)K fALE-t IIBAP. OKNTLKMIN8 Tt'RNOUT,
I Carriage and Harness, neiv; home trota clo?' to 3
minutes must be sold Immediately. Inquire at VAN
TrtlJh'R atable. No 413 Kaat Tenth rtreet
tnol MUM FINK CITT Bl'ILT, PILL HIZR.
II ?ld<> bar Top Wagon, in tine order; price $280. Ap
p'y at private stable W Waei Fifteenth Street.
FVor ralb-a handsome,citt built, sidk bar
' Road Wagon. with Pide and Shafts gold monnted,
and all in good order; price $110. Apply St private
atable 21.1 Weat Kitteenth street.
T/OR BALB-A HANDSOME TEAM OF BROWN
r Horses, very stviiah, with superior anee action, li*<
han Is high, warranted sound, the property of a iM-nile
man going to K.nrope. Can be seen at Wilson'* livery
atable. 17 real Tenth itreet
FI?OK SAl.E CHEAP?'TIIRKK HOR"?EH, ST!I TABI.B
1 (or country BW. Apply at coal yard, 483 Washing
ton street
LtOR SALE CHRAP-ONLY FOR WANT OP WORK.
T team of pi ny built Horses, 16 htndsbith, 8 an.I 1
yeari; tit for an> u?* ; all sonn I. IS'. Perry street, store.
LtijR SALE CHEAP-A PINE. BTYI.IMI PAIR OP
T carnage Horse*. ? vnn old. I?)? hands high; war
ranted perfectly sound an I fclud. Address s. J. t .,
Ueraid llnutwu Uruudi oQice.
HORSES, CAHK1ADEB, CT,
IpOR balk?FINEST COACH HORSE IN TUIJ
city; dupple gray. 16>i hands ;?lso ten other ilori^;
sold fur want "! u-c. Atiply at LONGSTAFF'd livury
stable, corner Forty-second street nnd Vlnt.i av-';ue
171011 SALE OR EXCHANGE?AN ENGLISH DO<J
1 Carriage; gold mounted iiarne&s, pole anil shalls.
JOHN' GRAY. 224 Ba t Broadway.
fpRENCH BaROUCHK. MAliK B-T B AID liR F It F KK3,
Paris, ver* imsv and stylish. will lie - M i?>w iur
want of use at private stable ISO West Twenty tlist.
ill. PETERS A CALHOUN' CO..
33 Mercer ?trc?t, near Grand
factory 9uO ,?nd 808 HroaO ttreet, Se r t\.
are otTeri.g lor Bdiri their stock o:
Harness, Saddlery and llurno Clothing
at retail.
500 -eta of Harden* from >7 30 to $200.
3.0<>J Sad'iles irom $.'i to $25.
au endless variety of Bridles. Martlnga! ' Wli pi.
Bits, sheets. Lap Dusters, -tal.le Fixture*
All of which will t?- sold ti. c.i-h
at their wholesale price Uau
C.'tll, examine and gave money.
HARNESS.?THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IX
New VorK ; good Buggy Harness hand ma le. $17;
Kood Grocers' Ifarnesi, $-i: gooJ Bllk'nun'* harness,
fin; Koud Double Truck Harness $30: good stable UUn
ket.tlM). Please call and examine lur yourselves.
KlrfPKR A OHBORNK, 71 Barclay street, New Turk.
HARNESS.?FOB SALE, AT A GREAT BARGAIN',
two sets tine new light single Harness uiM a iiand
s< me set ol double Harness; all first class Harness. At
1<3 East Fifty-ninth street, two tights up.
Horses fok salr-twenty fink young
Horses, just from Indiana, li to 17 hand* !iigh; five
to seven years old ; all souud and kind. Inquire at 123
Norfolk street
Heavy team, dochlr truck and harness.
$380. Can be seen at work at pier 39 E?it River. v
P I). AC'KERMAB.
VfORTOAOE 8ALE.-P DAJI.ET, AUCTIONEER
ill will sell this day, at HiU o'clock A. M . two top
Bugglos aud a bay Horse, warranted sound, at 2W
Third avenue. A. LOKKV, Attorney.
r\ftR SIX-SEAT COUPE ROCKAWAY. ONE BAR
V7 ouche, one Landau, one Clarence, one six seat Park
Phaeton, two bxtension top Phaetons, KoeSaways of all
ityles, top and open Pony Phaetons, new and second
hand: 20 top and open Road Wagons, by t>est city
makers; Sulkies, bv CaiTerv ; one skeleton Wagon, top
and open Express Wagons, one second hand Coupe,
Depot Wagons, one Side Sent, single and doable Harness,
Ac. ffM. II. GRAY. 20 to 29 Wooster street.
SPEED AND STYLE,?FOR 8ALE, A HANDSOME
coal black Horse, 7 years, 15V hands high; trot* in
three minutes; suitable for lady or gentleman; war
ranted perfect Apply at stable 56 First sti
SECOND HAND, AT LOW PRICES,
half top Psrk Phaeton, Coupe Ro;kaw*y. Jump
seat Buggy, ton side bar Buggv, top Pony Phaeton,
open two-seat Wagon, Brett In nno order, top Ba?ket
l'n^eton.
Coupe, Wood Bros.' make, splendid order, at a bargain.
A. T. DEMARlg* .t CO ,
Manufacturers <>t fine ('arrive*.
62S aud 6.S0 Brua lway.
STORAGE.
CAKRIAGF.S RECEIVED OV 3TORAOE OR CAT.E.
TERMS LIBERAL. ROOMS LIOIIT. CLEAN AND DRV,
A. S. VLANMIAU.
S7i an 1 374 Broome it. (old stanl of Brewster A Co.)
T
HB WINDSOR WAGON.
by
Brewster, of Twenty-fltth street
Attention Is Invited to our new and improve I method
of han?lug side bar Wagons, pronounced by the owners
Ina yet produced. The on' man leather Top Wagon of
this description, weighing 14) itn . combines. in an uo
emiftiled degree, tbe easentlal elements ot 'trength mi l
stillness. Another varletv of tin* ?.?_ n tor pleasure
drlvln*. combine* all the ease of the elliptic spring, with
swaying motion, while it U hung a* lo* as the ordinary
half spring wa^on. J. b BRKWsTER .t CO.,
(old house oi Brewster). 14S K*?t Twsntv tilth st
vertical stec-1 plates Inserted iu axle beds; our shaft
couplings are perfec'.
Trotter for sale-black horse, i*h hands
bigli. 8 years eld; very stylish ; ante lor anyone to
drive; isan extra ruaJ(U>r *n.| cin trot in 2:45; he is
sound and kin 1 in every particular- Can be Men at 103
We?t Fifteenth street.
TO OWNERS OP HORSES \.VD CATTLE -USE TO
bius' Derby condition How lers, warrants I superior
to any other or no pav. Tnev expel wornn an<i bota,
nllav tevor, give a fine. loose coat, oleatwe tli? urinary
organs, Increase the appetite am a id to th- mil* ot
cowi ?'lhey are warranted harm lea*. Soli by the
Druggists. saddlera and at the Depot. 10 Park p are.
TWO CLARENCBR. TWO TOP WAGON*. sIX-PAH
scnger Phaeton, Haronche. all in (rood order at bar
gain. H. M. MOTT, 156 We?t Twenty *even;ii street.
TOP POST PHAETON. IN OOOD ORDKB. POR
sale very cheap; If *'>'d today will take anv fatr
offer. Apply at ?table, 161 East Twenty -eighth street.
WANTED-LIGHT EOCKAWaY AND PllAF.TON OR
Poetor*' Buggy. t>v a prt\at* i.aver go-*) ur4?-r,
good make and very cheap for null down, 'ilve 'l#.
?crlption and price to W A F , l>ox 5:7 Post offl -e.
TVASTTHD?A PONT RIG; PONT Ml'ST BE VERY
\V bsndsomo and not ottr 44 inches nigh. Addre*
kl\RSH, til New Church street, near Kector.
"\1TANTED-A HOR8E, 8 CITABLE POR A LADY TO
YV drive; must t>e sound and gentle ; would also pnr
chaae a Park Phaeton or light. ?tylish itocka* av ; term*
roust be reasonable. Address, slating pri~e, W., box
1,706 Post office. New York.
"tlrANTED?FOR CASH.
y> one tint class Portland Sleigh.
Address J W. HPMTOX. ?7* Br>vlwar.
TI/AHTED TO PCBf'H ABE?4 ?, SIZE SI DEBAR
??' u>p Wagon. Brewster's or .Stiver s m ?ke in ttuud
order. Address, ?ith lowc?t cash price, 101' WaUON,
box 146 Herald Iptown Braneh office
Kt'HHITTHSL.
\ -WEEKLY AND MOXTHLY P A W KMT> FOB
A, Furniture. Carps'ts and Belting at H M cow.
PERTH wait A co ??., i&j and 167 Chataam street An
immense stock and low price*.
4 LARGE aS>OBTMF.N"T OP CAE PETS, Ft'RN I
i\ tore an J Redding. at lotvest casli nrioes, at O'FAR.
RKLI.'S extensive salesrooms. 410 Kigtith avenue, he
preen Thirtieth and Thirty first street* i aynisuts taken
weekly or monthly. ______
ACOCPLK OF SUITE OF BEDBOOM FI RM
ture consisting of Beds, sprinv Matires s. Pillows,
W u.?h?Land? and Uureaus, for sale, at 106 Last 1 wenty
fourth street
A- PRI\ ATE FAMILY WILt. ?ET.L, F iR mMEnT.
ate oaah. rlchtv ca'ved Par! ?r Ir. lamask satin
and brocatel, e?M?t torf-'Ju. io.f'W oetare
Steinway Piano. Mvi. Parlor Taldes BooXvsse*. Writing
Desks, Library Tables, Turklsti Suit. #110: elaborate
anil plalo Re.ir.-om Seta, coBststme Inlaid sad Kilt Bed.
su-ada, Pressing Cases Oorainoua, Wainstiu is Ac.
?<iand Sir.*.. sincUi Helstesds Bures-is .'.air md spring
attresses. rep ami haircloth Suits, $16 t*0 Fxtensl. n
Tahle. Buffet, Chair*, in leai'ier; silverware i-asr
Chairs. I-onnge*, Oil I'ainung'. imported l ron/es. Car
pet* Ac. H. B.?A positive ehanee. Call, tlve s??>ry
brown stone private residence No 47 West 16th st,
between Mh and 6th ars
A N?> 1.-PARLOB BEDS. AT SMITH'd PABt.t-R
?e,l deu >t 41 Kan Thirteenth stre't Sofa. Bureau
and Bookcase Bods tor cash or on instalments; also
Parlor Suits ______
ATI*) WE?T 3D BtREKT, BETWEEN *TH AND
7th avenuea?A private family, declining bonse
keeping. win iied all their city made Kurnitnre. *r ?
namely. Orand Kochess and Poropa-lonr Drawinc Ho m
fnli, covered in erlmsou, blue and sliver ?.ittn. cost
$6 0 lor fjwt one do. $IM;Marte Antoinette suits,
colored rrp*. cost ?*?. for ?7? plain Suit. f*?; Bedroom
Suit with Dressing Ca?es, cost $4?) t..r #.'m one do..
$100; walnut ^ait $*'. Pianoforte. . .st t*M fcr $??*>,
Sttiei, cover, Ac , Bronzes, oil Palnvng< B'iffef, Fxten
s|.>nlai>les. Cnalrs. s-IK-er Ware China Ware Ac . Ac.
WHl be fold in large or small lot*, to suit pnrct'jsers. for
cash. N B ?Call before purrhaslni l?i West XV) street^
RARK OPPORTCN1TY for HOCrfBKEEPBBB?
Private fs-m y will aeli at a a ntiee t'l.-ir eieirant
Household rumitura. Ac. ? Ms/n *1 ent latest style Par
lor Suit, in ?attn. cost 1MB, for $.'00. .? le. $<5. brocau I
and rep scu. $^ ('arxeta. Paintings. Bronsea,
rosewood Pianoforte, Ac. ah- Chamber 'et?. Bed
stead" BargMt, Washstands. Mattresses iihrarv. dining
Furniture Ae, Call, before per. hasirg elsewhere, at
private K'liilenee 21 EsstWtb st _____ _
/tARIETS,
Vj Fnrnltnre.
B.-ds, Bedilins Ac.
I i vno nis ti*en
by ibe week or month.
Terms ^ y % ^
corner of Twenty fifth streetjan.l -Ixt i svsuii'.
IptBMlTVRR, C tBPET* AND BXDDING?CHK AP
F for cash, and by weekly *nd ra .nthlj payment?. at
Bendalls oil stand, III Undsna s: rett c. rtier ? anal;
also st.-r?ge I r ilowla. _ * f '
/2BOBGB A. CLARKE. TI7 BROaI>WAT-P(?PI LAB
It system Ot pivmenta for pnrch>?ins : ti ? furniture,
( arpets Vurors, l*p'.oi?terv Parlor Be|*,A at re
doc - J prices, Monies and apartments tcrnlstieA to
or ler.
HAKT7. A CO. OFFFE MUST LIBKBALCA->H
price* for seeon I h in.l Ferniture. Bel tins ami Cat
pet*. Call on or add resell A BT1 M CO.,m ev-ntUav
enoe. Sew York _
T ORD A TAVI.OR-GRAMI A\P CHRTSTIR STK
J J English Holy Hrtusels, ?l 5. * >i $l 7>
English and American lapestrv $ and *l II
TJARTTES W4NTINO RE4f.IT OOOp FPHN'ITCRK
J attend the sn'e this lav at I2t West ["wenty <ixth
street, see auctloti c lutan In consequence of on>*M?
sales Furnimre will t.e retailed tlii< we at nuctlon
prices. M B. favor. II East Fourteenth street.
X17 ANTE O -TO BI'Y FUENITCRK TO ANY AMOUNT
YT f.r cash , Furniture for sale, on ii?ta,tnents and
for cash. At Kil l,' EN'S, 1GI East ffctttMtUl str?et Par
lor Miit a great bargain
WANTED TO PI BCHAMb^
VlfANrED?A BECK POPTLAB MTCBOSC0P*
M .hlnocnlar) eomp.t'e ; most be in g >oJ rder stat
ing price, Ac , address bos M7S, Post >Bc<?
UfAETWf?SMALL BILLI VBDTaBI.K. SX6 OB SKX7.
t" Address, with partlcalars. .1 J T. A. Herald office.
\ITANTED-A OOOD KAFK. ME mi* TIF WITH
yy comWnstion lock. Apply at office -.i W.- t more land
Hotel, Fourth avenue and seventeenth ?t c.'t
W'ANTEII TO PI'R<;IIASE?A VERT OLD CARTED
YY or mahogany .-ecretarr Desk, foreign mannOictnre ;
must be iu good order and cheap lores*!. Address
?i?ln? description and coreect price, W. A. * . box ?f
'oat office^ .
W ANTED Tit PCBCHASB?T?RBR OR ,f'"r".TrVi"'
key Eug? or tine i ari.eta In good rder. *r"'J
I wishing to reallae ma> nnd it srlvate ,i-h bn sr. f
' colors an I price putt, by address)ug W. A. ? t ???
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