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THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 14,317.' NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1875.-TRIPLE 'SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS?Second Pack?Fourth, fifth and aiztb column*. AHTRol.t><i Y?Skcokd Pack?Fifth column. Ill LL1 ARD8? Skcokd Pagk?Second column. BOARDERS WANTED?Ninth Pag*?Fifth and ?ixth column!!. _ ,. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?Ninth Pags?Sixth column. BROOKLYN HOARD-Ninth Pagk?Sixth column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?SKCONB PAGX? flr.t column. _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-Ninth Pagn. , . BUSINESS NOTICES?Skvkntii Pack?sixth column CIGARS AND TOBACCO?Ninth 1'agk?1 ourth column. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?SKCOND 1 aom?Kl"t CLERKSAND SALESMEN?Twli.fth Pa?D?Fourth col u ui n. CLOTHING?Srro.Nn Pagk?Third column. w?-rih COACH M EN AND G ARDKNERS?TwHLFTD 1 age?Fourth COABTWISE STEAMSHIPS?FlNST Pack?Filth and DANCING ai!ai"eMIE8?Skcond I'AGE-Thlrd column. DENTISTRY?SKCOND Page-Third column. DRY GOODS?Fihst ?'k?SUih MKun DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND I N FURNISHED?Sw.-o.ni> Pack?Piret ami iccoiid col EUROPKAM STEAMSHIPS?Ft Hit Page?Fourth and fifth columns. FINANCIAL?Kimm Pack. FINE ARTS?Skcond 1'agk?Fourth column. FOR SALE?Ninth Page?Fourth column. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET? Skcond Pahb?Sacoud column. FUltNlTl llK?Skcond Pagk?Third column. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS? Twxlith Paga?Fifth col umn. _ HELP WANTED?FEMALES?TwKLnu I'AGX? Third col umn. HELP WANTF.D?MALES?Twelfth PAGX-Fourth and fifth columns. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AC.?First Page?Third and fourth columns. HOTELS?Ninth Page?Sixth column. HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WANTED?SMOKD Page?Third column. INSTRUCTION?Second Pxgi:? Fourth column. LOST AND FOUND?First Page?Second column. MACHINERY?Ninth I'agk?Fourth column. MARKLE MANTELS?Second Page?Third column. MEDICAL?Twei.?TII Pagk?Sixth column. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING?First Page?Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?'Tenth Page? sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS?Ninth Page?Fourth column. MUSICAL?Second Page?Fifth column. NEW PUBLICATIONS?Seventh Page?Sixth column. PERSONAL?First Page?Second column. I'lANOFTJRTKS, ORGANS, AO.?Second Page?Fourth colnmu. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES Twklftii Page?'ITiird column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT?Second I'agk?First column. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?SECOND FACK-First column. REAL ESTATE WANTED?Second Pagk?First column. REWARDS?First Page?Second column, SALES AT AUCTION?'Twelfth Pagk?Fifth and sixth columns. , SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?Elkvknth Pack? and Twelfth Pagk?First, Becond and third columns. SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?Twelfth Pagk?Third and fourth columns. SPECIAL NOTICES?First Pagk?Second and Third col umns. SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, JcC.-Fikst PAGK-Third column. STORAGE?Skcond Pack?Third column. THE TRADES?Twelfth Page?Fifth column. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?Second Page? First coltunn. TRAVELLERS' OUIDE-First Pagk?Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET? Skcond Page?Second column. WANTED TO PURCHASE?Ninth I'agk?Fourth column. WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.?Second PAGK-Thlrd col nmn. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET?Skcond Pack?First column. WINTER RESORTS?Ninth Pagk?Sixth column. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.?Tknth Pack?Sixth col umn. HEKALD PARIS BUREAU. TJERALD PARIS BUREAU, 61 AVENUE UK L'OPERA. Tlie following Is a list of the papers on file In the NEW Junit iiEfiiin iifadin'o ROOM,61 A venue do l'Opera, I'mris, so far as their namesTinve been communicated to the HERALD NEW YORK. All New York city morning and evening papers. ? Dally Telegram New York. Dally Staats Zeltung New York. Daily New Yorker I'resse New Y'ork. Daily Courrier desEtats Unis New York. Daily Me^sagcr Frauco-Amcriculn. New York. L'Eco D'ltalia New York. El Cumercio New York. New Yorker IIunder* Zeitung New Y'ork. Harper's New Monthly Magu/ine. .New Y'ork. Harper's Weekly New Y'ork. Harper's Harar New Y'ork. Jewish Times New York. Jew ish Messenger New Y'ork, Fritnk'Lfaire's Ladies' Marar.ine...New York Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper New Yonc Frank Leslie's Budget of Kttn New York. Frank Leslie's Ladies' Journal.. .New York, Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours New York, Nautical Gazette New Y'ork, The Arcadian New York. The American Artisan New Y'ork. The Christian Union New York. The Daily liraphic New York. The Free Lance New York. The New Y'orker Journal New Y'ork. The Home Journal New Y'ork. The Galaxy New York. Patent Right (lar.etto New York. Weekly Irish Democrat New Y'ork Monthly Importer New York The Nation New Y'ork Illustrated YY'eekly New York Illustrated Household Magazine. ..Now Y'ork New Y'ork Mercury New Yorkt huuday Mercury New York Cavorley's Weekly Age New York Rural New Yorker Now Y'ork. New Y'ork Ledger New Y'ork. The Methodist New Y'ork Humphreys' Paint aud Oil Trade. .New Y'ork. Domestic Monthly New York. Do Beau Monde New York, The Albion Now Y'ork, The Wall Street Journal New York. American Agriculturist Now Y'ork. The New York Era New York. Nordstjernan New York. Sunday Times New York. New York Courier New York. O Novo Mundo New York. El Espejo New York. El Crontsta New York. Irish American New York. Appleton's Journal New York. Applelink's Railway Guide New Y'ork. Christian Intelligencer New York. I.a Independcncia New York. The Chronicle New Y'ork. Freeman's Journal New York. Clothier and Ilatter New Y'ork. The Hub New York. Oil I'alnt and Drug Reporter Now Y'ork. New York Dramatic News. New Y'ork. New York Sportsman New York, gawara's Coal Trade Journal New York. ornwall Times Cornwall. Daily Herald and Gazette L'tiea. Dally Argus Albany. Evening Times Albany. The Sunday I'ress Albany, Dally Courier BuOaio. Dally Commercial Advertiser Buffalo. Daily Express Rochester. Dally llndget Troy. Daily Times Troy. Dally Eagle Brooklyn. Daily Argus Brooklyn. Gazette /Yonkera. The Rough Notos Kinderhook. Mohawk Valley Register Fort Plain. Dally News Kingston. PENNSYLVANIA Dally Examiner Lancaster. Dally Bulletin Philadelphia. Dally I'ress Philadelphia Dally Evening Star Philadelphia. Daily Telegraph Philadelphia. Dally Times Philadelphia. Dally Inquirer Philadelphia. Dally North American ana United States Gazette Philadelphia. Public Ledger Philadelphia. Sunday Transcript Philadelphia. Sunday Republic Philadelphia. Sunday Dispatch Philadelphia. Sunday Mercury .Philadelphia. Rriilwav World Philadelphia. IJpplMott'e Magazine Philadelphia. Evening Chronicle Philadelphia, Arthurs Illustrated Home Maga zine.... Philadelphia. Trade Journal Philadelphia. Sunday Times Philadelphia. Dally Commercial ? Pittsburg. Daily Chronicle Pittsburg. Daily Despatch Pittsburg. Daily Leader Pittsburg, Daily Miners' Journal Pottsvllle. Dally Telegraph Tlitrrishiirg. Daily Intelligencer Lancaster. Daily Times and Disuatch Reading. Goal Gazette . Munch Chunk. MASSACHUSETTS. Dally Transcript Boston. Daily Herald Boston. Dally Journal Boston. The Golden Rule Boston. New England Farmer Boston. Daily Republican Springfield. Daily Evening Gazette Worcester. Daily Spy Worcester. The Bunker Hill Times Chariest own. The Cope Ann Advertiser Gloucester. CONNECTICUT Daily Time*. Hartlbrd. . Daily Consent Hartford. Daily Register New Haven. Datiliury New* (jjiii Dally Gazette. ..? Cincinnati. Daily Star Cincinnati. Daily Enquirer Cincinnati. Daily Leader Cleveland. Daily Blade Toledo. Daily Commercial Toledo. IOWA. Dally Telegraph Dubuaue. INDIANA. Deily Evening Newe Indianapolis. Dully Sentinel Indianapolis. The Sunday Herald Indianapolis. Dally Evening Gazette Terre Haute. MICHIGAN. Dally Evening New* Detroit. WISCONSIN. Dally Repobllcan and Leader La fro**#. Dully Liberal Democrat La Crnaae. The State Journal Madison. GEORGIA. Dally New* Savannah. Chronicle and Sentinel Angaria. Enquirer-Sun Columbne. Telegraph and Messenger. Macon. KlisNTUCKY. Dally Courler-Jonrual Lonlirville. _ , ? NEW* HAMPSHIRE. Dally Patriot Concord. _ ? . NEW JERSEY. Dally Journal Jereey City, Dally Evening Arguz Jer*ey CM, Daily Journal Newark. Dally Gazette Trenton. NEBRASKA, tally Pra Nebraska City. HERALD PARIS BIHKAl. MISSOURI. Dully Globe end Democrat it. Loiil?. Tbe teader iiXi'Nbishl"",s Dully Inter-Ocean Chicago. - Dully Tribune Chicago. Dally Poet and Mall Chicago, The Bulla tin Cairo. The Sun Cairo. Dully Register ..........Springfield. VIRGINIA, Daily Dlapatch Richmond. Daily Kui|'ilrer Richmond. Daily Guide and Bows Richmond. Dully Day Book Norfolk. The Landmark Norfolk. SOUTH CAROLINA News and Courier Charleston. LOUISIANA. Dally Times Near Orleans. Daily Christian and Advocate New Orleans. The New Orleans live New Orleuua. CALIFORNIA. Daily Record Union Sacramento. Daily Chronicle Sun Krauclaco. Dally Bulletin San Francisco. Dally Morning Call San Frauciscoi Daily Alta California!! San Francisco. Daily Examiner San Francisco. KANSAS. Daily Commonwealth Topeku. Daily Times Leavenworth. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Dally Capital Washington. Daily Gazette Washington. Daily Star Washington. Daily Chronicle Washington. Daily Evening Telegram Washington. Sunday Herald Washington. ALABAMA. The Mobile Register Mobile. The Advertiser Montgomery. Weekly Times Opelika. UTAH. Dcseret News Salt Lake City. TENNESSEE. Avalanche Memphis. Appeal Memphis. KllODK ISLAND. Jonrnal Providence. MISSISSIPPI. The Herald Vicksbnrg. The Times lackson. Democrat and Courier Matches. NORTH CAROLINA. Roanoke News Weldon. Citizen Ashville. MARYLAND. Dally German Correspondent Baltimore. Dally Sun Baltimore. Daily Gazette .Baltimore. Daily Baltimore Worker Ilaltimoro. ARKANSAS. Gazette Little Rook. Democrat Russellvtllo. COLORADO. Mining Review TEXAS. ?Ueorg*U)wn* Dally News Galveston. Weelcly News Galveston, Texas Almanac and Emigrant's Guide to TexaB Galveston. MINNESOTA. Dally Evening Mall Minneapolis. MAINE. The Seaside Oracle Wiscasset. MONTANA. The Now North West Deer Lodge. CANADA. The Dally Sun Montreal. PERSONAL.. AH. S.?AL. thkuk is a position for you in . the bank. Call In ra ;dlately at 10 Warren street, sec ond floor. D. W, W. CV ?FROM YOUR ACTIONS OF YESTERDAY I WILL J", write home unit that will Kettle the matter at once; avoid the next inquiries. S. J. H' ?YOUR ABSENCE UNTIL NOVEMBER 19 ONLY . Increase# mental anxiety; our affairs wlil he cheer fully arranged; return Immediately. 11COH8. IF THIS SHOULD ILVl'PF.N TO MEET THE EYE OF A Catherine Donnelly, who went to Europe the 17th of last May as a nurso for Mr#. D. A. W., and who returned during the month of July in company with the samo parties, she will confer a great favor by tending her address to J. W. B., Horald Uptown Branch office. IRELAND.?WANTED, INFORMATION OK ROBERT Anderson, son of the late Robert Anderson, Killymore, county Down, Ireland; he was last beard from at No. 204 Magnolia street. New Orleans. By applying to Kev. S. D, Rumside, the Manse, Carrrduff, Belfast, Ireland, he will Hnd It to his advantage; New Orleans papers please copy. JACK?WHAT IS THE MATTER? I HAVE NOT heard from you once. Until I do I shall not see you. CHADO. N, DEUX, TROTS?THANKS FOR THAT GLIMPSE which 1 waited for. Expect me. TUESDAY. u ? RELIGIOUS NOTICES. THE MOST DESIRABLE PEW IN FOURTH AVENUE Presbyterian Church (Rev. Howard Crosby's) for sale, at agreat bargain. Address WESTCHESTER, fioraldoffice. LOST AND POUND. IOST?SUNDAY, OCTOBER HI. AT 11 P. M., A WHITE J and orange Setter Slut. A liberal reward will be paid for her roluru and no question# asked at 292 Second street. A. BALDAUF. IOST-ON SUNDAY. BETWEEN THIRTY-SECOND J and Thirty-sixth streets and Fifth avenue, a gold Ear ring in shape of a fan. The finder will lie liberally rewarded by returning same fo No. 2 East Thirty-third street. LOST?MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1 EITHER lu a Fifth avenue stage or nt Fifth Avenue Theatre, a small Pocke(hook, containing about $5 in 10-ccrit fractional currency nud an annua! pass over the Erio Railway. A suitable reward will be paid for its return to WM. 1'. HARK, 31 Wall street. Lost?on Tuesday. November 2, about five p. M., in Thirty first street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, an Imported velvet Bonnet, the name vlrot on lin ing. A suitable reward will he paid if left at No. 529 Sixth uvnue, llrst flat. IOST OR STOLEN.?THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVINO J lost the following notes, vix.:?One Promiasory Note, drawn by John KnitTen for 510,000, payable on November 15, at Bowery National Bank ; also ono Chech drawn by diaries Wright, M. P., for $464 03 to order of the undersigned, on the Tenth National Hank ; also tan Notes for $120 each, all parties are warned against negotiating said notes, as pay ment on the same has been stopped. A liberal reward will be paid to any party returning the above to J. W. ALLEN, ' 18 East Forty-second street, NowYork. REWARDS. (Jil/t REWARD.?LOST, AT NYACK, ON SUNDAY, qpLU a 14-foot cedar oiled Kowbout. Return to or address ROBERT CUKKIK, Nyiick, N. T. <jt?1 /\ REWARD.?LOST, AN ENGLISH SETTER, ?p L*/ white and yellow spotted. Return to E. HAENSKR, 133 Bowery. d?~l |\|| REWARD.?A ROLL OF BILLS OF ABOUT ?pJLv/'' $250 was lost yesterday. A lull description given to the finder and tire above reward. Please call at 1,205 Lexington avenue, above Eighty-fifth street. REWARD-LOST, A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND ipUUl/ pendant, 011 Sunday morning, on Fultou ferry boat Fxrragnt or going to Hlecckar street enrs. The finder wiil receive above reward by leaving laat RANDEL, BAKE MoKE A CO.'S, 29 Maiden lane, corner Nassau street. SPECIAL NOTICES. A?SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS, GINGER ? Ales, sparkling Wines; manufacture of complete out fits of Apparatus and Materials, with full Instructions; all departments of manufacture, bottling and dispensing; exclu sive rights In desirable territory; catalogues free. JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty-sixth aDd Twenty, seventh streets, Now York. ATTENTION I $2,844,912 Gold to he drawn. THE FIFTH AND MAIN DRAWING of tho Eighty-eighth Royal Saxon Government Lottery will take place from November 1 to 22, 1H75. 3b,tOO Prizes to he drawn out of SO.OOO tickets, of which is :? I Prize ol 500,000 reichsmark, equal to $120,000, gold 1 Prize of 3tO,lXXI reichmjark, equal to 72,000, gold 1 Prize of 200,000 rrlchsmnrk, equal to 4H.OOO, gold 1 Prize of 180,000 reichsmark, equal to Sfl.tXX), gold 1 Prize of 100,000 reichsmark, equal to 24,(MS), gold 1 Of 80,000, 5 Of 30,000, 20 of l.r>,(<X), 50 of 5 000, (MsI of 8.000, 700 of 1,000, 800 ol 500, 1,900 ofSOO and 31,919 of 200 reichsmark. The above drawing is guaranteed by and under the super vision of tho Royal Saxon government. Full explanatory circulars free. TUEODOR ZSCHOCH, Box 5.594 Post office, 110 Nassau strert. New York. A?OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY , State Lotteries. KXIfTUCKT, EXTRA CLASS 107?HOVF.MBKIl 2, 1875. 75, 24, 63, 23. 30, 70. 16, 88, 83, 43, (12, 15, 58. XKNTOCKV, CLAMS 108?NOVKXtlKR 2, 1875. 76, 16, 21, 17, 14, 55, 07, 5, 28, 30, 73, 70 24. J. S. SMITH A CO.. Managers, Covington, Ky. Post office box 2,751. New York. A?PARKS, EMERSON A CO., AGENTS FOR # Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn daily. Rural Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days. Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn November 27,1875, Prizes cashed, Inform nt Inn furnished and circulars sent liy addressing PARKS A CO., 18" Broadway, room 4; Post office box 5,272. Private office attached. _ Office hours 7 A. M. to 7 P. M C1H KONI0 CATARRH, DF.A FN ESS ?NEW DIS ) covery and treatment; Instantaneous reliel; permanent cure; worst eases at a distance cured. Trial free Dr. KT(iDDAKI), No. 8 West Fourteenth street. New York. T\ll. W B MARSTON. FORMERLY OF TIIB LOOK el' Hospital, Loudon, confines IBs p.actico exclusively to nervous and muscular debility. Office and residence, 207 west Twenty second street. Depositors in freedman's savings bank can collect first dividend. SAM. L. HARRIS, _ Hanker, Brondway, corner Bond fttroei. Havana lottery.?$54ojxm) in prizes every 15 days; next drawing November H; prises cashed; circu lars of Information free. FERNANDEZ A CO., Hankers, late J H. Martinez A Co.. 10 Wall street, rear, basement; box 4,994 Post office, >'ew York. IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASKS A specialty. HENRY A. DANIELS M. D.. 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty ninth street. Otlico hours from 8 to A kT~ -OFFICIAL KENTUCKY HTATE DRAWINGS, Error Kentucky Claan, 618?4 In tenth station should be 47. KffrrrcxT. xxtba clams no. 019?not mem 2,1875. 87 1 40 86, 46, 07. 58. 41, 10, 50, 22. 20. ' RKNTOCXT. CLASS NO 620?NOVXUBKR 2. 1875. 40, 14, 9, 71, 2, 37, 29, 55 30. 22, 49 4 3. 52. HFN IIV. RXTBA CLAMS NO. 7(A?NOVKVHKR 2. 1875. 50 2S 50, 26, 72, 38, 87, 65, 61, 44. 14, 73. nuNRT. ctAfl NO. 706?NOV* u ex it 2, 1875. 55 15 33 77 60. u. 53. 43, 8, 20, ?0, 41, 17. 78. 65, 13. IhcKINSO!* A CO.. Managers. K. -FOR INFORMATION IN THE ABOVE ADDltl J. CLUTE, 20O Broadway, or Post office box 4.961 IT -SIMMONS DICKINSON A CO.'S GRAND k. Monthly Distribution of the Kentucky state, mi the Havana plan, to be drawn November 27; also Royal Havana of Cuba, drawn Nov. 3 Address J. CLC'TH, 2QLLB<_ -dway. or Post office box 4.968k 8PECUL NOTICES. K?CHRONIC OATAKBH, DKAFN ESS?till ONLY ? office in New York when' my metlioil of treatment cuu be procured in ?t 21 West Twenty-fourth street. Dr. J. C KECK. K? ClIKOMC CATARRH, DEAFNESS, NICRALQIA. ? The jp)w improved method nun wor?t cases; instun taneous relief; permanent cures. First treatment free, Cir culars gratia. Hr. STODDARD, No. a Weit Fourteenth street, New York. N IF AND TUCK. NIP AND TUCK. NIP AND TUCK. (Chromo.) THE OKKAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, TEA COMPANY. TEA COMPANY, AN ORi: ANIMATION FOR IMPORTING TEAS IMPORTING TEAS IMPORTING TEAS and telling; direct to consumers for oat small profit. SIXTY BRANCH RETAIL STORES. Beautiful Oil Chronioa. of different si tut. presented to purchasers of 1, 2, 3, I or 3 pound! of Tea. The company lias now ready for delivery a splendid chroino entitled "NIP AM) TUCK," a new (3pound) picture, show ing a lively skirmish between baby and bis pet dog for the poasosaion of a doll. It in so full ol roaring fun that no do acrfptlon can tell the story so well us the simple title of the artist. The battle is Just Nip and Tuck, and must be seen to be appreciated. VTERVOU8 EXHAUSTION?A MEDICAL ESSAY, ll comprising a series of lectures as delivered at KaluPs Museum of Anatomy, New York, on the cause and cure of Premature Decline: showing indisputably liow lost health may be regained, affording a clear synopsis of the Imtiedi . incuts to marriage uud the treatment of nervous and |>livsl cal debility, being the rosult ot twenty years' experience. Price, 23 cents. Address tlio author, Dr. L. J. KAI1X, office and residence, 51 East Tentli street. New York. OLD SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO THE NEW style. t'as-lmero and felt. Hats cleaned, dyed and trimmed at JOHNSON'S, 1,21)11)2 Broadway. R OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.?$540,000 DRAWN . every 15 days. Next drawing November 3. Prir.es rushed; circulars of information thrnlshod; highest rates paid for Spanlslu Bank Bills. Governments, sc., Ac. TAYLOR A CO., Bankers, No. 11 Wall street. New , New York. KOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Rnyul Saxon Government Lottery, Hamburg and Brunswick Government Lotteries. WACIISMANN A CO.. Bankers, Post office box 3,310. 75 mid 77 Nassau street. STUTTERING AND ALL IMPEDIMENTS OF SPEECH cured by a system of instruction founded upon correct pliyslologicul principles; abundant references, Send Tor circular. AMERICAN VOCAL INSTITUTE, 103 Waverley place. * STAMMERING ?UNITED STATES STAMMERING IN stitute (Dr. White), 417 Fourth avenue; references front eminent clergymen, physicians ami others; no pay until per fectly cured. Call or send for circular. T IIE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY WILL CONTAIN THE CORRECTED RETURNS OF THE ELECTION. T ASTELESS MEDICINES. Sold in all drug stores. The public are hereby notified that THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD:? BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET. 1,268 BROADWAY. 830 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CORNER BOKRUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK LYN. VAN COTT ESTATE.-THOSE INTERESTED IN THE divisiun of this estate, left to the family heirs in Hol land, are requested to attend a meeting at 214 East Thirty ninth street. New York, on Thursday, November 4, ut three o'clock P. M. nnn-wvoming ST ?PaJ I tl.UUU. druws 15th and lb Tickets, $L Capital prixe, $50,000. In STATE LOTTERY I 30th of every mantle Information call on 11. LOWE, 234 Broadway. Address, by mail, the Manager, J. M. l'ATTEE, Laramie City, Wyoming. A - in nnn ?Havana lottery draws every tBOTIviUUvt IS days; tickets $10. Kentucky lot tery draws daily; circulars iVee, by JOSEPH RATES A CO., 21 >2 Broadway : Post office box 2,281, New York. $540 000 ~^AVANA TICKETS (TWENTIETHS) _ If 1; six for $5; Grand I'rir.e, $100,000; draws November 3; Sate wanted clicup tor cash. ALLEN A CO., 71) Nassau street. New York. $-r.i nnn ?royal HAVANA lottery ? Draws ciory 15 days. Circulars, with Dill particular!, sent free, P. C. DEVLIN A CO.. Stationers and General Agents, 30 Liberty st.. New York. SPOllTIXG?DOGS. BIRDS, EC. PURE BRED ENGLISH MASTIFFS FDR RALE ? Three splendid Puppies, three months old, by Monarch, rhampion prise winner ot England, tlrst Crystal Palace, 1874 and 1875; dam Honor, by Tiger, Lukey's Louise, out Of Ills celebrated Bounty; price ?10 10s. each; also a Dog and Bitch, 12 months old. by Duke, direct descendant of (junker, champion mastiff of England in 18U1 .dam 1'bryna ; a perfect beauty; also another Dog, 11 months old, by Duke: dam Blanch; pedigree for these back to 00 years if required; all perfect In color, fawn black musxles; price 15 guineas each, delivered free in Liverpool; also Honor, most handsome brood bitch, three years old; price ?20. Apply to H. CAI7T* LEY. Prospect Hill, Brantley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England; or Post office box 80 A, New York. THE TURF. American jockey club. Extra Autumn Races at Jerome Park. MONDAY, NOV. I. and SATURDAY, NOV. a / Races commence punctually at 1 1'. M. By order of the Stewards. C. WUEATLEY, Secretary. DKERFOOT DRIVING PARK. Trotting November 4.and 5. FIRST DA Y?Tliursunv, November 4. No. 1?Purse $100, Tor 8:2t> class; $6(1, $;i(l and $10. No. 2?Purse $li*>. for 2 :35 class; $6<), $30 and $10. SECOND DAY?Friday, November.I. No. 8?Purse $1'*), lor 2 :45 class ; $00, $30 and $10. No. 4?Purse $150. for 2:30 class; $80, $50 and $20. Conditions?Tbe above races will be mile beats, best three In five, In harness. Entries will close at John T. Slanc's, No. 7 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Wednesday, November 3, at HP. M. sharp. WM. .i.cMAIION, Proprietor. Tiie. races at Fleetwood park for the benefit of John Lovett will come off today, at 1 o'clock. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AC. At barker a son's CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLH corner of Broadway and Thirtv ninth street. MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER. REGULAR HALES of Horses, Carriages, Ac., EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. TWENTY-FOUR nours allowed for trial on every horse sold under warrantee. T1I1S IS THE only Auction Mart In the State having tha J roper facilitleH for showing horses on sale?vis., a large hiving Track, entirely under cover, and plenty of room for examination. CATALOGUE OF PALE THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. HIGH BRED AND CLOSELY mutched palrofdark chest nut Gehliugs, lo>, high, 7 and 8 years old; are extra stylish, prompt and cosy drivers and sharp travellers; are very desirable for coupe or family use; hare heen driven by present owner for the past two years, and are warranted sound and kind. TOP DEPOT Wagon, built by Vandcrpaw. BEAUTIFUL JET black combined saddle and harness Gelding, 15 ((J high, 5 years old; elegant in harness. Due nnder saddle; goes all gaits, and is warranted sound and kind. FINE top PONY PHAETON, nearly new. HANDSOME CHESTNUT sorrel Road Mare 15,', high, 8 years old. a game, handy and vorv pleasant driver; has had no handlioglo develop speed and can trot In 3 :10; In train er's hands would trot last; is wacrautod sound and kind. ELEGANT TOP side bar Road Wagon. POCK SEATED Park Phaeton, built for and owned by the late Colonel Mortimer and sold to close the esta'c, EXPRESS ESTABLISHMENT, comprising Gray Horse, 15S high, 7 years old; good free driver; great worker; war ranted kind; also heavy no top Express Wagon, Harness, Aq. VICTORIA, good order. FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT, consisting of a well matched pair of bay Carriage Horses, 15'$ high, 7 and 8 years old; prompt and stylish drivers; great roadsters and wan anted kind; also Coupo Roekaway.by Browslcr; Har ness, Ac. _ _ TWENTY OTHER top and no top Road Wagons, Depot, Express Wagons Carriages, Ac. TEN OTHER Horses. FULL DESCRIPTION at sale. SALES N EVER postponed on account of weather. THE AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING Machines are now in constant operation at the mart. A ?MAJOR ('HAS. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER. .A. CAPTAIN GEORGE D. II ANN A, of ltmirbon county, Kcniucky, announces his TBWITH UNEXAMPLED sale of the fastest Green Trotters ami most elegant, all gaited, com bined premium Saddle and flames* Horses, just arrived from Kentucky, lo take place at Barker A Son's city auction marl and Now York Tatleisalls, corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street on Wednesday, November 10, at eleven o'clock, and comprising SK\ KNTEKN HEAD that can trot In from three mltiulee down to 2 :il.5 (and including several of the finest Saddlers In America), the get ot Conscript, Telegraph, llanna's Abdul lah, Bayard, Ac,, Ac.; all warranted sound an I kind. STOCK WILL ARRIVE for exhibition and trial on Fri day. November 5, wlien all are requested hi come and ride and drive and test the saddle qualities and speed of auy of the lot before the sale. % CATALOGUES WILL he ready Friday. SALE POSITIVE and no postponement. A T. DEM ARE T A CO.. 62H and 030 Broadway, offer their large aud elegant stock of first class Carriages, all of the newest designs, at most extraordinary bargains. 80 per cent discount actuully allowed on former prices. Landaus, Lamlaulets, Broughams, Coupes, Coaches. Victorias, Phaetons, Buggies, Six-seat and Coupe Rockaways Onr stock Is the largest ever exhibited In this eity, and we are determined to sell 80 per cent discount oil all styles. a ?BRCOHD HAND* trARRIAGKSi A. , ?? Demi Landau, onr owu make. Circular front Coupe, one and two horses. Light T Cart for one horse. .Tump scat Buggy, ours, nearly new. Top Baggie, of oar owu rn.k..^ breWBTKR a CO., corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street. T large Stock of my own make of car J\. rlages. Phaetons, Buggies, Business \\ agons, Ac., at very low manufacturer's prices, at my Reposit >ry dWCun*' street ( IIA8. DHL BE. A-FOR SALB, EIGHT HARNESSES, SUITABLE < lor em t, truck, grocery or expross; to be sold cheap. Alto a Wagon. Inquire at StbJBnwery, opposite Fifth street, reai* ^HORSF.N, ( AKKIAUK8, AC. A chance seldom offkred.-five horses suitable for grocery, express or any kind of business to bo sold *1 a sacrifice. 1 n<|uire in lend store, 44 Woostor st. A?WAGONS, EXPRESS, OROCBRY, BUSINESS, ? Bakers', Milk, Vender, Depot, Paper Bi^es and De livery Wagons lroru $50 to $2?)U. One Bruwstfr Top Buggy, $125. At 220 Spring street. ______ RSKNAL STABLES. THIRft FIFTH STREET. NEAR Broadway.?Handsomest Coaches and light Rigs In th! city to hire ; drivers In Ihcry. (tine us privale ; every thing new. L.J. BERNSTEIN, Proprietor. A A?FOR SALE TEAM OF BLACK HORSES, 15l? . high; free, stylish and fust travelers; ulso brown lianibletnuian mure, 15% high. warranted to beet 2 :50; these horses are sound, gentle and yuung. A Kood trial irivon to responsible parties, at 57 Oreut Jones street, near Bowery. A PONY BUILT HORSE, ALSO TWO OTHER Jl Horses, yoiiutt and sound, fit for trnek, express, farm ing, Ac., $05 to $100; also two Express Wagons. Apply at hurness maker's 39 Bowery. A ?STORAGE STOCK-SMALL WINTER UOCKA Ai way. |12S; business Wagon, pole und shafts, $50; Skeleton, $40; top Buggy. $tkl; Sleigh and Bells, $3": trot ting Horse, $125. 511 Seventh avenue, near Thirty seventh atrcet. A BARGAIN.?$175 WILL BUY A GOOD SHIFTING top Buggy ; cost $150 last May; a lino Harness. $50; coat $110; a handsome Portland Cut tar, $75; coat $200. Pri vate jitable 33 hast Twelfth street, near ('Diversity place. A?BERLIN LANDAUS, LANDAULET8, COUPES, ? Depot Waeons, Phaetons, second hand Carriages; the above sold for tbe best offer previous to moving, Decem ber 1. || AM, It) East Fourth street. Bargain.?$175 taken in exchange for Horses, and an elegant top stile bur Buggy, with the extra springs; first class maker; must be sold. Can be seen at stable 124 West Nineteenth street. Boarding and livery stables, sua to 597 Atlantic avenue, junction Flatbush, Brooklyn.?Panic prices; private teams boarded at $45; singlo horses for the winter at $14, $20 or $25 per ruouth; elegant coaches at re duced rates. U. W. McDOMALD, Proprietor. Brewster landau and clarence, both good as new, lor sale ? owner must sell and wants ati offer, at Arsenal Stables, Thirty .tilth attoct, near Brcgdwuy. L. J. BERNSTEIN, Proprietor. CHUTES, i.andaulets, uockawavh, for one I or two horses, open or close: extension top Cabriolets, doctors' and ladles' Phaetons and Buggies, greatly reduced. J CULVER ,t CO., 504 Broadway, ? IjlLEGANT PORTLAND CUTTERS AND SLEIGHS, IN 12 great variety and at low prices. LANDAU LET, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT BY WOOD Brothers. TWO COUPE KOCKAWAY8 IN PERFECT ORDER. LANDAU, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT BY MINER A Stevens. TOP WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER A CO., ROCK awuys Clarences, Phaetons, Depot Wagon*, top and no top Road Wagons, Harness, Robes, Blankets, Ac. Ac , at private sale bv VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY, at their mart, 110 and 112 Bast Thirteenth street. f^OR SALE?BAY HORSE, 15.3, 8 YEARS OLD; CAN show 2 ;5<i or better; stylish action and sound In every respect; prico low. Apply at private stable 135 West Fiftieth street. IjtOlt SALE-A YOUNG IIAMBLETONIAN HORSE; ' four year.* old; warranted sound and kind in every respect: with a little more traiuing will trot very last. Ad dress CURK1E, Ucruld Uptown Branch office. Ft IR SALS?A PAIR OF HIGHLY ItREI), STYLISH, small Horses: very free driver*.? and suitable In every way for light lm*in'ss or ladies' driving; warranted sound, kind and gentle ; also set Of line double Harness, thin be seen, for two days, at private stable No. 128 East Nineteenth street. FOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY HORSE, BLACK lluwk, sound and kind, with top I'hnoton and Harness, both nearly new. For particulars iuoulro of GEORGE E. BEACH, 735 Broadway, FOR SALE?FIVE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR FARMER, Grocer Truck or any Bnslnesa, at half value ; warranted sound und good workers; the property of a widow, and must he sold; a good trial allowed. 57 Great Jones street, near Bowery. FOR SALE?A LIVERY AND HOARDING STABLE; stork in good order; doing a business that will bear In spection ; cheap rent; will sell low lor cash. No. 340 West Thirty-sixth street. For sale-lease and business of a board ing Stable for 35 horses; located up town, central; good Sayutg business; long lease; low rent. Apply at 1,41)1 roadway. For bale?eight good work horses, fit for any business; also two Ponies, top Buggy and Hurness; nil cheap; to be seen until sold at ice stable 3-i'J West Thirty sixth street. Harness-the cheapest harness store in New York; good Buggy Harness, bund made, $15; good Grocer's Harness $25 ; good Milkman's Harness, $30 ; wood Do..bio Truck Harness, $30; good Stable Blankets, $1 50. Please call amlexemlne for yourselves. FISHER A OSBORNE, 71 Barclay street. New York. UORSE CLIPPERS.?CLARK'S ENGLISH THE BEST. For sale and sent by express C. 0. D. by 1. BAKT LETT, 82 Warren street, corner College place. II ORSE BLANKETS. EUREKA HOUSE BLANKET COMPANY, 33 Mercer street, near Grand. Every variety of Blankets at retail at wholesale price list. Call, examine and ?avo the retail profit. HOKSE BLANK RTS, TRUCK BLANKETS. DRESS BLANKETS, STABLE BLANKETS, tteck at lowest possible prices. Hand made Harness of every description. Save money hy dealing direct with the manufacturer. H- BAKTLETT, 02 Warren street, corner College pluce. I I VERY STABLE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN; J long lease ; lirst class stock ; a number of steady board ers ami doing a good business. MILLS A GOODING, 1.200 Broadway. PLEASURE CARRIAGES in modest, pleasing and durable colors. Laudana, Coupes, Phaetons, Luiulauleta, Kockaways, T Carts, Coaches, Cabriolets, Road Wagons. A. S. FLANDRAU, 372 anu 374 Broome street odd stand of Brewster A Co.). V>ARTIES WISHING 1IORSE8 HOARDED FOR THE X winter, with a good farmer, at low prices, call on or ad dress S. F. HEWITT, 34!) West Thirty-sixth street. "BOCKAWAY FOR SALE-MOVABLE FRONT; GLASS _IU windows all around; light anil strong: Just the thing for city or country. Call in paper warehouse 77 Duane st. SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. Lnndao. glass front. Lnndau, leather top. Coupe, light and roomy. Brougham, very stylish. Ruekaway, six scats. Clarence, ?? also. Cabriolet, one or two horses. Ton Wagon, full springs. Top W agon side bars. No top Wagon. BRADLEY, l'RAY A CO., 25 Union square, SPEED.?FOR SALE. A GRAY MARK. 0 YEARS OLD, 15>^ hands, perfectly tumid and kind; highly bred; never been trained; can beat 2:40. Apply at 221 West For ty sixth street. The public are hereby notified that THE FOLLOWING PLACES A RE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET. 1,285 BROADWAY. 530 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CORNER FULTON AND BOEKl'M STREETS, BROOK LYN. T HE EVENING TELEGRAM TODAY WILL CONTAIN THE CORRECTED RETURNS OK THE ELECTION. TO LET? POOS OOpD STALLS, VERY CHEAP KENT; also wagon room. Apply nt 271 Ninth avenue, corner Twenty sixth street, *t U. B. Seely's. ?\1TANTBD-A SECOND HAND T CART CHEAT TOR VV ra.h ; pole and shafts; nice model and heavy. Address V. L., 079 Broadway. TfTANTED?A BREWSTER, OK BROOME STREET, TV circlo front Cotipe and fall-sised no top Road Wagon ; most he aa good as new anil hot little used: state very lowest prire. how longln use, buw trimmed, Ac,, where to be seen : cole and shafts to unch. Address T. M., box l,UHNow York Tost office. "I1TANTED?HORSE, HARNESS, WAGON, AC.. 1IT A VV gentleman having to ride for his health ; horse must be strong, yet gentle and afraid of nothing; thoroughly broke to saddle and Harness, uud sound in every way , nothing else will answer. Address, with full particulars, MERCHANT, licrald Uptown Branch office. df>"l r,(l -MUST BE SOLD?A BEAUTIFUL NEW tp.Lt/l/s light top express or delivery Wagon ; wosniado to order h-r $22.1: also new Harness, $29. Stable 124 West Nineteenth street. SifiOri -A NEW COUTH,'"FORMERLY SOLD FOR ?P"i ? '$s<*>; great bargains In Carrlagee, Hlctchs, Blan kets. Blankets, Blankets, Ac. WM if. OKAY, 20 and 22 Wooster street. EUROPEAN STIC AM SIIII'S. (TUHARD LINE?B. AND N. A. R.' M. 8. T. 00. ) NOTICE. With a view to diminishing the chances of colHsloa the steumcrs of this line take a specific course for all seasons of the year. On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston, erorslng the meridian oful) at 43 latitude, ur nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward passage erossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42. FROM NEW VOKK TOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS Tt >W N ALGERIA Wed., Nov. 3 | "RUSSIA Wed., Nov. 17 8CYTIIIA Wed.. Nov. 10 | BOTHNIA.. ..Wed., Nov. 24 Steamer** <to not carry steerage passengers. Cabin passage, $80, $1U0 and $130, gold, according to ac commodation. lb-turn tickets on favorable terms. Steerage tickets to and from nil parts of Europe at very low rates. Freight and cabin office, No. 4 Howling Greon. Steerage office. 111 Broadway -Trinity Building). LEH O. FF CHARLES O. FRANCKLYN, Agent. PASSENGERS TF.R STEAMSHIP ALGERIA EMBARK 1 from the Conard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey City, at h A. M., on Wednesday, Novembers, 187.1 CllAa. 0. KRANCKLT N, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. U 'DONOVAN ROBS A.?CHEAPEST PASS AGE OFFICE In New York; steamers every nay for Cork, Liverpool, Glasgow. Perry ; drafts payable everywhere; railroad ticket*. U DON UN AN ROSSA'b Hotel. 182 Chatham suuare. *ct ""HKAJf ITEAJISIUP8. I I^PLyMomilc^E?^{;RS WIELAND . ,and HAMBURG. FOMMERANIA. Not.' 11 | flFLLPRT 20v' 18 Cabin, second saloon, gold $100 Htoera?re, currency ?0 Steerage, currency KUNHAKDT A CO., C. H. It'lC HARD* A' BOAS * * 61 Broad street, ?w Vork. ''"uf N^v'fr't 6BUS&ratT " ARAOnw* k"K p er 18 E"" Kiver "* ' "llow? n^nvwi-.8,.?ou" Wednesday, November 3 CORN W AL. Stumper w ednesdav wi?I Cabin passage, ?70; Intermediate, $45- steerage toil ' rency: excursion tickets, ?13ii. B?. ?30, cur> _Apply to W. J). MORGAN^Agent, 70 South street urn ITE ST Alt LINE ~ TV FOR QUEKNSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL CARRYING! THE UNITED STATES MAIL. o?r ?J10 'November 6, *t n a. M. RHtTiSwin g....November 13, at 5 A. M. JoDU i Jin November 20. nt 11 A. M, ovivi?. November 37. ?t 3 P. M. CELTIC. December 4. at 0:30 A M. From the White Star Docks, pier 52 North River. Rates?Saloon, ?80 $80 and ?100 lugold; return ticket* on favorable terms. Steeruge, $28. Saloon, statorooma, smokiiiB anil bath room* are placed ?midships, where the noise and motion are least affording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea. For Inspection of plans and other lulormutiou apply at the company's office, 10 Broadway, New York. R. J. CORTIS, Agent. JNMAN LINE?FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as follow* ? cttv oii V.if.2,l',1i,KNSTUW N AN1? LIVERPOOL. C TV OF oiimiovW' u*1."ra,*yi November 0, at 11 A. M. r TV OF vL2i o!!o[- ^* "r(.lHVi November 13. at 2 P. M. C TV of miLTv f L.Saturday. November 2t>, at 11 A. M. CITY OF i CTm'.' v -Saturday, November 27. at 2 P. M. t ItY Or MONTREAL .Saturday, December I, at 9 A. M and each succeeding Saturday, Irom pier 45 North River ? ., RATES OF PASSAGE. **J- *? ?"d!*><?? 1) rafts issued ut lowest rates. *" ' Cl paV^offiiil.1NTTB"d?rvay'*' h**lnt" ?pply at tbe COm* River Steeraso i"llssaBe at 33 Broadway or pier 45 North . JOHN O. DALE, Agent. North oerman lloyd. STEAMSHIP LINK BETWEEN NF.W YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN' onr?D pier foot of Second street, Hoboken. ODER Nov. 0 MOSKL Nov 2(1 BALI Eli Nov. 13 DEUT8CHLAND... Nov! 27 Rates ol passage from New York to Hoifthampton. Havre or Bremen !? First Cabin, ?100, gold; .Second Cabin, ?60, gold ; Steerage ?30 currency. ' Return tickets at reducod rstes. Prepaid steerage certificates. ?32, currency. For freight or passage apply to OE1.RICI1S A CO., No. 2 Bowling Green. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Continent (bo'ng morei southerly than any othorj will sail from pier Na. 50 Nortli River as follows:? FR Saturday, Nov. 13 r tii'fiii u li Saturday, Nov. 27 bunglier Saturday Dec 11 ? !? i I?GOLD (including wine) :? First Cabin, $110 to $120, according to uecomiuodation ? Second Cabin, $T2; Third Cabin, $40. Return tickets at reduced rates. I Steerage, $20. with superior accommodation, including all necehsartcK without extra charge. Steamers marked thus 14 do cot carry stoomge pfts*?eiiger,i LOUIS DK BEBIAX, Agent, 55 Broadway. "VTATIONAL I.INK. i.1 From pi em Nos. 44 and 47 North River DAv-kriA *0U LOaNDON DIRECT. '""res ?*???#? - Airft". A;,ri."A M SSi'fJ iW;' S"v (il 11 A M I KDYPT . ..Nov. UO. 11 A. M. ENGLAND. .Nov. 1.1, 3 P. M. | The QUEEN.Nov. 27, 3 P. M. t-ahin passage, &J0 and $70, currency. Steerage ut greatly reduced price*. Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply at the company'b office, 68 Broadway. F. W, J. HURST, Manager. STATE LINK-TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY ' ^i"Vrr"m E"Kie pier. Ilohoken, N. J. STATE OF fin/asy.LVAN'IA Tliursday, Nov. 4 s-r'iTF mf nomJA Thursday, Nov. 18 f.VPI, Ol \IRGIMA Tliursday. Dec. 2 and every Thursday thereafter. First cabin, ?00. ?70 and ?NJ; return tickets, ?120. Second cabin, ?45; return tickets, ?80. Steerage at lowest rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.,Agents, No. 72 Broadway, New York. _ Steerage office 45 Broadway. l^OTICK.-THE STATE LINE STEAMSHIP STATU i!\ ol 1 KN.NSYLVANIA will sail on Thursday, Novem ber 4. at noon, Irom Eagle pier, Hoboken, N. J. Saloon and Second Cabin passage at redut-ed rato* Steerage accommo dutions first class. AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.. Agents, ,, 72 Broadway. N B ?< roes the lorry at Barclay or Chrlstophor street. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL Sailing every TUESDAY from pier 40, North River. Wisconsin, Nov.il, 2 P. M. I Montana, >ov. 30, 7 A. M ' Wyoming, Nov. 16, 8 A. M. Nevada, Dec, 7, noon Idaho Nov. 23, 2 P. M. | Dakota. Dec, 14, 0:3OA. M. t abin, intermediate and steerage at lowest rates. Prepaid tickets at low ratos. Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway Sweden, Ac. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger many at lowest rates. II ILLIAMs A OUION. 20 Broadway. 4 NOIIOR LINE. 2\. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. 2t g?. . Saturday, November 0, at 11 A. M vviiiiiuVi Saturday, November 13, at 2 P. M. f;' D '!,', A-? Saturday, November 20, at Noon. CALI1-OKMA Saturday, November 27 at 2 P M TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST. C abln??65, ?7o, aud ?80, currency, according to accoiumo uatiOD. INTERMEDIATE, ?35; STEERAGE, $28 Drafts issued lor any um mut at current rates. HENDERSON BROS., Ageuta, No. 7 Bowling Green. WILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL sailing from pier 53, N'ortb River, as follows ?? ' HINDOO Nov. 101 OTHELLO Dee 8 NAVARINO Nov. 24 | COLOMBO.......... D?c 22 lirst cabin, ?70, currency; secoud cabin, ?45, currency Excursion tickets op very favorablo terms. Throngh tickets Issued to Continental and Baltic ports. Apply lor full par ticulars to 1 CHARLES L WRIGHT A CO., 56 South street. TIED STAR LINE. !V Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States Malta The following steamers are appointed to sail ?? FOR ANTWERP. From Philadelphia. < From Now York NEDEKLAND Nov. 5 1 STATE OF NEVADA Nov 17 VADEKLAND Nov. 39 SWITZERLAND. Dec 11 FROM ANTWERP. ..."re. For Philadelphia. I ForNewYork, VADERI.AND Nov.5 SWITZERLAND Nor 17 NEDEKLAND Nov. 20 STATE OF NEVADA. Dec 1 PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY/ First Cabin $SJU | Second Cabin ?110 Steerage tickets to and from all points nt tho lowest rates .Passenger accommodations lor all classes unsurpassed For passage, rates of freight and other information anoiv to OfiO. W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street/ JOHN McDonald, Passenger AgonL PETER WRIG11'^GNs'*Geue raf Age*ts^0**' B. YONDER BKCKK*TnUt rh"aa?lpbK General European Agent. Antwerp. Most direct and economical route to hol LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND AC., AC., via ROTTERDAM. " ' Steamer MA AS November 11 Steamer ROTTERDAM .."November 25 These beautiful steamers, carrying the United States mail to tho Netherlands, aro great favorites with the public Trips regular; rates low; comfort and living perfect. For freight. Fur passage, FCNtiH, EDYK A CO. *1. * MORRIS, 50 Broadway. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. PACIFIC MAIL nBAXjuMP, LINK-IOBcIujTUb! A nla, Japan and ( lima, from pier 42 Nortli llivar FOR ASPIN WALL. Steahislilp ACAPULCO yor jy, v Connecting for all Central Amerlcnn nnd Pacific porta EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE CHILIAN EXPOSI TION AND RETURN - good till March, Is76. ?351. gold. ? OUTWARD TICKK^S ONLY ?*21. GOLD FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC December 1 FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND VIA HONOLULU, 8. I. Steamship CO LIMA Wednesday, November 10 lor freight or passage apply at pier 42 North ltivor. IT. J. BULLAY, Superintendent. T^dOIt ST TIIOMAH, LAGUAYRA AND PUERTO CA ~ ^ boilo, touc.iing at Barcelona and Port Spain on her re* The steamer CARONDKLET, Captain McCreery, will sail from pier 20 hast River, on Saturday, NovemborO. ror freight and passage apply to 0. U. MALLORY A CO., 153 Maiden lane. J^OR KINGSTON, JAMAICA, AND BAVANILLA. I.. 7,IE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch Iron pier foot of Canal street. North River, for IVr,i'V.".ye P"r'* their sidewheel steamship S i CHaLNCY Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 12 M. I ror freight or passage at great reduced rates, apply to II, J, BULLAY, Superintendent. j NY . HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL HS. LINK ? Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River at 3 1', M. FOR HAVANA DIRECT. CITY OF NEW YORK Thursday. Nov. 4 CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday, Nov. 16 CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday, Nov. 18 PGR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS, via Havana, Progreso, CampeHchy, Tuscan and Tampleo, CITY OF HAVANA Tueaday, Nov. 10 Por freight or passage apply to F. ALEXANDRE A SONS. 81 and 13 Broadway. Steamers will leave New Orleana Nov. 20 and Deo. 11 for Vera Orgs and all the other ports. NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK.? These !ir?t class steamships will sail at 3 P. M. from pier 13 North ltivcr, foot of Cedar street, for Havaua direct, as follows :? COLUMBUS Tuesday, Nov. I CRESCENT CITY Thursday. Nov. 11 Por freight or passage, having unsurpassed acoommoda tl?"*. "Pp,,WM. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. fl Bowling Oreen, McKsller, I.ullng A Co., Agents in Havana. fPEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING 4T I Key West, carrying the United States mail. The r TiAA.-i i' i ? v o I ' ' ?> ' I V IJ j i,r> I Ucl, nil *" 11 U I Key West, carrying the United Stales tnall steamer CLYDE, Cantaln Kennedy, will sail Sate November ?. Through Hills of lading given to all i on the Houston and Teias Central, International and G Northern Galveston, Houston and Henderson and the voston, llarrlsburg and San Antonio Railroads. Freight insnrsnee at lowest rates. For freight or passage /ha. superior accommodations apply to '5. ii-MALLORY A CO.. 1JV3 Maiden Lan Of. Wo I*. UlAj>& 0 fowling Ureea. coastwise; steamships. h, uUxk EAM8HIF follows :-?? From New York airect CITY OF DALLAS, November 4, Do* ceaiber 4; from New York via Savannah. Oa., November <L For freight or passage apply to MuRBAY. FERRlh ? C" Agents, 02 South street. '* pfOR NASSAU, N. P.-REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP A line. The next three departure* will be as follows:-^ Dad z J^OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. THE CROMWELL LINE. The Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON, Captain Whitehead, on Wednesday, Novembers, at S P. 11., and the KNICKERBOCKER, Captain Kemble, on Saturday, November 0, at 3 o'clock P. M., from pier No. 0 North River. Through bills of lading given to Mobile and all principal point* on (lie Mississippi River. Cabin passage, $50; iteerage, $25. Apply to CLARK A SEAMAN, 86 Wert street ACORGAN'S LINK OF STEAMSHIPS A"A for New Orleans ami Texas will salt every Saturday to New ilrtean*. transferring Texa* height there to Morgan'* Louisiana and Tex** Rnilroa<l for Urasbear, thence per rteamer of Morgan'* line to Texan port*. The rteamer RRASllKAU will tail from pier 30 Nortl* River, on Saturday, November it, at 3 P. XI.. for New OrleanM direct. Through bill* of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston, and to all point* on the Galveston. Harrlsbiirg'ami San Antonio, Houston and Texua Central, Internalloual and Great North, em, Texas and Pacific ami Trans Continental Railroads, and to Iiuliaiiolu and San Antonio anil all points on the Gul? Western Texas aud Pacific Railway Hraxo* Sautiagj, CoP. pus Christ!. Rockport, St. Mary's and Fulton. Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at llockporL Lighterage and Channel duos at either Corpus Christ! or Brasos Santiago at the expense and risk of consignee. Freight for Brownsville, M a' a moras and points in the in terior must have consignee at Braxos Santiago. Insurance can be effected undur open policy of C. A. Whit ney A Co., New Orleans. From Now York to New Orleans^ *4 per cent; from New York to all Texas porle via New Or leans, 7-i per cent. Freight at lowest rates. For freight or further informa tion apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY A CO., Agent*, Pier its North River. WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE, l'ort Royal, 8. C.: Feriiaiidinn, Fla.; Brunswick (la. The favorlto and well known steaiuer HL'NTSVl I.LB? Chester, master, having saperior accomodation* for pas sengers, will sail Thursday, November 4. from pier 3 Nortl*| Rivur, at tliree P. .V., to above ports, making connection^ with nil points .Soutli ami Southwest, via Port Royul, thw Florida mid Hrunswick railroads. First ela.s passage to Kcrnundina - $20 001 First clans passage to Jacksonville $22 50 First class passage to Augusta $2<i (XI Through tickets issued to ail points South end Southwest. Steamer MONTGOMERY, Falrcluth, master, will follow litis of November. For freight or passage apply to HERM. GELl'CKK, No. 5 William street.^ OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing from pier 37 North River. For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesday*. *niur*? duys and Saturdays at 3 P. M., connecting with the Virginia and Tennesseo Air Lino, Atlantic t'oa-t Line, Piedinont|l Air Lille, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the com< pany'* steam lines to Interior points in North Carolina audi Virginia. Newborn and Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk), every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. Lowes, Del., Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M.. connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroad*. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Through passage tickets and bill* of lading to all points al lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk, Ac., 'a percent. Freight received daily at pier 37 North River. General office*, l'JT Greenwich street. N. Is McCREADY, President. Tile public are hereby notified that tiir FOLLOWING FLACKS ARK. THE ONLY AUTHOR IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION'S FOR THE NEW YORK. HERALD BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. 530 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK* LYN. TR.VVKLLK1W GUIDE. At *? ? A * NORTH SHORE STATKN ISLAND FERRY, for New Brighton, Snug Ilnrbur, West Brighton, Port Rich* mond and Elm Park. Boats leave Whitehall stroei at fool of Broadway, daily, at 6:30, 7:30, 6:30, 0:30, 10:13 A. 12:4.T, 2 :30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 P. M. Sttudays, at liulf-past every hour from 8:30 A. M. Fare, 10 cents. Astor House car* leave Ycsey street for ferry. A?GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY PEOPLE'!? . line steamboats to Albany ?State rooms warmed by steam pipe. First class pa-sago only $1; passage and berth, $1 5i>; deck passage, ."*1 cents; leaving daily (Sundays ex cepted) at 0 P. M., from pier 41 North River, foot of Canal st. I It ALL RIVKKM.IN K TO BOSTON, ' via Newport uml Fell K ver.? The world renowned steumers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray street, daily (Sunday* excepted), ah 4 :3t) 1'. M. Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in tlic city. Opposition.?albany and through to troy; deck, 25c.; with berth, $1: Willi room, $t 50. SCHUY LER, front Franklin street, pier 35, Men,lavs, Wedne-daya and I relays, 6 P. M. J. w. HANCOX FN.NSYLVA.MA RAILROAD. Tlie (ireat Trunk line and United States Mail route. Trains leavo New lork, from foot of Desbrosses and Curt landt streets, as follows :? Express for llarrlsburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with Pullman palace cat* attached, 0:39 A. XI., 5 and 8 'V * 1*. XL Sunday, 5 and 8:30 P. XI. For Wiiliamsport and Lock Haven (via Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division, connecting at Philadelphia'. 9: K> A. XI. For Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and Erie. 8:30 1'. M.. connecting at Corry for Titusville, Petroleum Centre and the Oil Regions. For Baltimore. Washington and the South, "Limited Wash ington Express" of Pullman parlor car* daily, except Sun day, 9:30 A. M.; arrive at Washington. 4 :10 P. XI. Regu lar ut 8:4'! A. XI., 3 and!) P. Xl. Sundav, 9 I* XI. Express for Philadelphia, 7. 7 :30. 8:4o, 9 :30 A. M.; 12 :30, 3, 4,4:10,4:50. 5, 7, 8:30, SIP. XI and 12 night. Sunday 8 A XL. 4:50, 5,0,7,6:3.1 auj OP. M. Emigrant and second class, 7 P. M. For Newark at 6, tl :3<?. 7. 7 :40. 8, 9, 10, 11 A. M ; 12 M., 1,3. *3:30, 3:10. 3:40. 4. 4 :10, 4 :3(?..?, 5 :2 >. 5: P), 0. 0:10, 0:30, 7. 7:3U, 8:10, 10, 11 :3() P. M. and 12 night. Sunday . 6 A. jil 5:20, t), 0 :30, 7 and 8;lnP. M. . . 3L 2;:io, 3:1(5,6:40. 4,4:10, 4:30, 4:50, 5:20, 3:40, 0, 0:10. "6:30. 7,6:10,10 P. M. and 12 ni^ht- Sundav, 8 A.M., 5:20,111:30 and 7 P. M. For Woodbridgc.Perth Ainboraud Soutli Am boy, 0 and 1(> A XI., 2 ?K), 4 ;50 aildO 1>. XI. For New Brunswick, 7 and 8 A. M., 12 M., 2,3:10,4:101 5:20, tl :10, 7 P. M. and 12 night, Sunday, 6 A. .11., U ami 7 I'. M. For East Millstone, 12 noon. 3 nnd o SJO P?M. For Kingston* und Rocky Hill, 6:4() A. M. and 4:101* XI. For Priuccton, 7, 8:4<) A. XL. 12 :30, 2, 4 :lo and 7 P. XI. Por LamberlvtUe. 9:30 A. M., 2, 4 :1U and 5 P. M For Klnmiugtou, Phillipaburg and Bclvidorc, 9 ;30 A. M. ?n$ 2 P. M. Fur Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 1*. M. For Trenton, Hordentowu, Burlington and Camden, 7 :30 and 9:30 A. XL, 12 :30, 2, 4, 5 and 7 P. M. For Freehold. 7 :30 A. XI., 2 and 4:10 P, M. For Farmingdale and Squan, 7:30 A. M. und 2 P. M For lllchtstown, PcraborBm and Camden, via Perth Amboyv 2 ;3or XI. and via Monmonth Junction, 4:10 P. M. For llightstown and Pemberton, tl A. M. via Perth Amboyf and 7 :?'?> A. M. via Xlonmouth J unction. Trains arrive as follows:?From Pittsburg, 6:55 and 10:30 A. XI. audi! P. M. daily: 10:15 A. M. and H ,50 P. XI daily, osi*.pi Monday. From Washington and Baltlmore,6210 A. M ; 4 15. 5:13 nnd 10:27 P. M. Sundav, 6 .20 A. XI. From Philadelphia. 5:10. 0:20, 6:55, 10:15, 11 20, 11:54 A. M.; 3:15, 415, 5:15,6:10,6:50, 8:44; ?:2o, l(i;27 P. M. Sun dav, 5 :lo. 6:20,6:55, 10:15, 11 :.">4 A. M.; 0.50, 9:'20, 1027 and 11:1ft P. M. Ticket office*, 520 and 911 Broadway. No. 1 Astor Housa and loot of Desbrosses and Cortlandl streets; No. 4 Court street, Brooklyn; No*. 114, 110 and lis llndson street, IIo boken Kmigrant Ticket Office No. 8 Balterv plaae. FRANK THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD. Jr.. General Manager. Gen. Passenger Ageut. PROVIDENCE AND 8TONINGTON STEAMSHIP CO NEW YORK AND BOSTON. STOMNUTON LINE. From pier 33 North River, footol Jav street, the elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NAR'KAGANSETT dally (except Sundays) at 4 :3(> P. XI. PROVIDENCE LINE. rrom pier 27 North River, fool of Robinson street, the Btoamship* ELECTRA and GALATEA daily (except Sun days) at 4 P. M. 1X11 V GOODS. /T A MEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, SILVERWARE, WATCHES^ \J Diamond*. Piano*, Ac., bought and sold back when <le Rlred at a very small ndranc; money advanced on good* let) on commission. X". FIRNSKI, 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann street. 1 JOPl'LAR SALE OF Ladies' Suit* and Overdresses. A large loi of Overdresses, in all the leading popular matciiaft, at $8, #950, $10, $1150, $1.1, $14, $15, $16 and $19 60. Costumes, in all new desirable shades, including black, at $0. $10, $11, $13, $14 and lift Hlark Silk Suit" at $.4), $60 and $70. Black Silk Dress, with camel s hair Overdrew, $?3 for tha ?nit. Same with black caihmero Overdress, $55 for the snlt. Camel * Hair Huh*, complete, and black Cashmcru baits at $30. All trimmed In the newest style*. LORD A TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth street. MILLINERY AND DRE8HMJVKINQ. IADIE8 WILL FIND KLKOAST CHOICE PARIS J Bonnet* and R<>un<t lUt* atMAlSON 1>H CORADT, No a f, est Tliirteenth street ihouse iu Paris); price* very nuoMIiA MAISON MICHEL.-MAKIR TILLMAN'N, OF PARTS, Importer end successor to Mine A Mlrhrl, 433 Sixth ? \enne. will make her Exposition of Winter Millinery, Tu?? dey and Wednotilay, November 0 and lit MME. UALOUPEAU, NO A3 EAST TENTH STREET, New York, will open her last Importation of Pari* Mil linery for tht* winter season, on Wednesday and Thursday, 3d and 4th November. MMK. BEAt niNK UA8 REMOVED TO NO. M EAST Twenty-eighth ?treet, near Madison avenue, where she aolleit* the attention or Iter lady patron* to her superior wurk. MISS E. CROWS, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH ROCNO Hat*. Feather*, ke.. Ac., baa remor*.! her business t?. her private houre, 30ft West Twenty lecond ?treet. THE FRENCH DRES8MAKI.VO ESTABLISHMENT OS M LKHOUI ll always at 83 Fourth avenue, near Tenth ftreftl- On th? necMfon of the u?w MMen Mmo. LEROTX heps to inform btr customers that reason Costumes In tb? latest ami mo*t elegant Parisian style ere executed frotm 813 up: .liess end evening Costume* from 814 up; Mme, LRROVX S work I* eguai to that of the first house* liuia fait*.