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TH
WHOLE NO. 14,449.
directory for advertisers.
A*USEMENT8-12th Page?fHh and Oth cola.
ASTROLOOY?12th Pack?'-'d col.
BILLIARDS??th Pack?Oth col.
BOARDERS WANTED?1st Pace?5th and Oth ol?.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTKD-1*t pagk-tith coL
BROOKLYN KKAL ESTATE 10R SALE?2d l'ack-Ut
col.
2USINKSS OPPORTUNIT1ES-?th Pack.
U81NESH NOTICE?7tu Pack?fcth col.
CITY REAL ESTATE KOR SALE?2d Pack?1st col.
CLERKS AND SALESMEN-12th I'agk-l.t col.
CLOTHING?2d Pack?Stli ool.
COACHMEN AND UAKDLNERS-12tu PAG?-l?t tod
2d cola
COASTWISE STEAM8IIIPS?1 2th PAGK-3d ond 4th eols.
COUNTRY BOARD?1st Pack?6tb col.
DANCING ACADEMIES?12tk Pack??th eol.
DENTISTRY?12th P*OK-2d col.
SKY OOODS?1st I'agk?5th col. _
WELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UNKURN18HKD?2d
Pack?3d ?ud 4th col?.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?12TH l'AGK-3d ool.
EUROPE?Stii Pack?qth col.
EXCHANGE?12th Pack?5th col.
Financial?sth pack.
. PINE ARTS?1st Pack?2d col.
POR SALE?Oth Pack?5lli und Oth cols.
PURNISUKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?2d
Pack?Ith col.
FURNITURE? 1st pagk-61h col.
VDL'LVtll 1 IWL'DTIUL'Ul.'KVU lO?a Pin??9tl rnl.
HKLP^Wa^to'd^Ve M A.LKS? 1 i th PAoi^-Utb ool.
help wanted?males?uth .
horses. carriages, AO.?1st PAUE-3d. 4lb And oth
coIr .
p00S8S_'rOOM S^"~AC . 'wANTED?PrH paCE-6th col.
INSTRUCTION?I2th PaGB?5th col.
LEGAL NOTICES?12th Pake?2d col.
LOST AND POUND?1st Pack?l?t col.
MACHINERY?9ru Pace?Oth col.
MARBLE MANTELS?2d Pack?Oth col.
MILUNKKy'I^ND DRESS MAKINO-Ut Pack-5iIi col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADYKRTISKMKNTS-IUtii Pack?Oth
MISCELLANEOUS?12th Page?4th col.
MUSICAL?12tii Paok?4th ool.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7th Pack?6th col.
PERSONAL 1st PaOH-Im ool.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, 40 ?12th Pack?5th col.
POST 01'TICE NOTICE?1st Pack?6th col.
PROPOSALS?I2tu Pack?4th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?PB MALES?
11th Pack?6th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITT FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?2d Pack?1st ittid 2d cols. ^
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIIANGE?2d Pack-2d coL
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2n Pack?2d coL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-Ist Pack?1st col.
HI.'VV AtntUlH P ....I
SALES AT AUCTION?2d Pag*?3th and Oth col.
SITUATIONS WANTED?PKM ALES?Uth Page?1st. 3d.
3d, 4th. 5th And 6th cols.
SITUATIONS WANTKU-MALE8?11th PiGi-Sth col..
And 12th PAOS?Oth col.
8PEOIAL NOTICES-Ut l'AUK-lst And 2d cols
WORTISO-DOG8, BIRDS, AC?1st Pack-3d col.
2HK TRADES?13th PAOK-2d col.
fo LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES?3d Page?2d And
3d cola.
IRA TELLERS' OUIDE-12th PAGE-4tli col.
unfurnished rooms and apartments to let2n
Pagk?4th And 5th roll.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?Urn Paoa?flth ool.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, AC.?12th Paoa-4th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR 8AIJB OR
TO LET?2d Pack-1 ?t col.
WINTER RESOKTs-Ist PAax-6th ool.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.-IOra PAca-?th col.
PERSONAL.
Augustus pknton.?ip Augustus penton, formerly
lieutenant In Her Majesty's Sixty third regiment,
who left his regiment In IndlA for the United StAtei
f America or Canada In tlio year lSSl.ir living:, or his children
If any. will apply to Messrs W. W. A R. W REN. No. 50
Penchurch At., London, Solicitors, he or they will beer of A
legacy.
gRONCHINE.
RAUTIPUL BLONDE NEIGHBOR, BACK PARLOR
window Saturday Afternoon.?If the loving glance, not
decoitful, state when and where. Address full name, box
i.u/orost omce, uisi lit.i u>qj.
BIRDIK?I WAS IN OTH AV. CAR, AND YOU HAVE
not made any mistake In writing mo. Plea** send address
a* promised. HONESTY, box 155 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
*'/10UXTESR."?PACKAGE FORWARDED YE8TRR\J
day. Why unhappy f Write me soon. IlENRl.
DCHtOTUEK?COULD NOT OO TO-DAY OUT OF
town; bird pretty but mute; thanks: to morrow.
Ella" Hamilton, formerly of west asTH bt.
will please tend address to W., box 181 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
Germ an theatre, Saturday.?will the
young lady who took off her ttaltkln coat send hor address
to hor neighbor, stating some incident to prevent mistakes?
Address HARRY, Herald Uptown Branch office.
ENRY.-DARLEY RITCHIE'S PARLOR ENUKAV*
Ing, "First Blow Tor Liberty." Ulve me a chance'
What Is the price and sise f ARTHUR.
HOOLKY'8 Til EATRIL BROOKLYN, FRIDAY
night.?Lady, while hat. with lady and gentleman,
Hit or theatre, Dotlccd gentleman with programme in orchestra,
near front; went down Court at.: appoint interview.
Address EVER OK THEE, box 1U3 Herald office.
M.-WAITED UNTIL No ON? WRITE ME WHY
you didn't come; could not send whet I promised.
HERBERT.
MISS NELLIE HUDSON, FORMERLY 55t11 st.?
Hare been looking fcr you these last six mouths; you
will not he sorry for sending address to ADMIRER, box 163
llerald Uptown Branch office.
RIDE OFl'HE NJUHT.?COSTUME 18 ALL KICUT
for the Ual Francala do l'Uarmonie next Thursday.
irvino hall.
QATURDAY 5:30 P. M.-OENTLEMAN~ WHO SAW
O young lady on 5th ar, and said, "Personals on Tues
day," solicits acquaintance. Please appoint meeting or send
address to UL8TEU, Herald office.
1/ nniVD.?Luua A 1 rciMUflAli ur I 11 u UA1IA X,
V March 0. VENICE.
WilL the lady Wio did not keep appointment
at Pulton Ferry Saturday at I o'clock appoint
another meeting, so aenuaiutaticr may be continued} Address
E. O. J., II trail I Brooklyn Branch office.
Xiril.I, THE YOUNG "LADY IN BLACK, WHO GOT
?T out Of Wall street stage laet Friday afternoon at S
o'clock at 14th et. and walked up Broadway, aend her address
to gentleman who *at opposite and who followed lady!
Address W. W.A., Herald office.
ILLMR8. ETHEL? DRKB8M AKIK, BKINO NIbS
Ida's dress to 143 immediately t
lexington avenue.
WANTED?THE ADDRESS OP AN ABLE AND KXp-rienced
lawyer who would be willing to prosecute an
Immensely Important matter, and make his Tees contingent
upon success, which seems certain. Address CLIFFORD,
box 311 llerald office.
YE8^aAME~PLAC'E AH I.AST T(MK;lfOUR SAME;
I am surprised and delighted; come happy. POWER.
RELIGIOUS NOTICKS.^
jy?OODV AND SANKEY ^
HIPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from 12 to I o'olock BVERY DAT.
Women's meeting from I to 1 :4"> in Fourth Arenue Hall.
Afternoon service at 4 o'olock, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Tickets for afternoon free npon application. The addresses
of the afternoons will be repeated same evening.
Every night at 8 o'eloca In Madison . Avenue Hall, and
overflow meeting at same hour in Fourth Avenue Hall.
Youug men's meeting. Fourth Avenue Hall, every night at
ft o'clock, and Saturday night meeting at Association Hall,
23d st. and 4th av., at 8 o dork.
Monday night service will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Saunders
and Mr. Hankey.
Mr. Moody will meet young converts end In.-pilrers only In
Association llall every Monday nigbt at 8 o'clock.
No aervlcea at the tltppodromo ou Saturday, and no noon
mooting on Holiday.
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost-march i?. a lady'S gold watch, small
dlamonda In rata, between 4th and 6th ere. and 7th
andSrtihits. Addiaaa Mra. STRONG, Uotal Branting and
58th at
T OBT?THURSDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN 3 AND
JU 4 o'clock, aii Easing representing a bird in a gold
hoop. A -nimble reward will be paid for it at 31 Eaat B4th
at. or 22 Liberty at., raar oiBco.
LOST-ON SATURDAY LAST. ON BARCLAY ST. OR
in 4th aa. oar. a lady'a op -n-taced gold Watch, with
abort gold Chain attached. The finder will ba liberally rewarded
by tearing aamo at 288 3d ar.
LOST-IN OR NEAR THE HERALD OFFICE. ON
Saturday afternoon, a written Index Book, large alio,
about one Inch thick, black enrer, labelled ' Old Accotinta,"
S. 4 8.; ofnotno to anyone bnt the owner. $10 reward
will be paid for its retarn to RED RATHfJEBKK, 107
Eaat 14th at
LOST-ON SATURDAY. THE UTH INST.. A PACKage
of i'oatage St am pa, between And and 48th ate. on 3d
ar. The finder will Illiberally rewarded by leering aanie
at 317 Eaat 48th It., near 3d ar.
IOST?TWO BONDS, CHICAOO AND NORTH WEsT3
arn Railway Oonipanr< No*. 3.345 and 4.918. The
public are hereby cautioned egainat negotiating the rum#
bonds. WH. !i. BROW N K. Attorney. B2 Well at
I08T-A POCKBTBOOK, CONTAININO ABOUT ?4n
J and cancelled Note, mad* iii raror of the Brooklyn
Life Insurance Company, and oilier paper*. Tli* Under will
be llli*rall)r rewarded nn returning it to ttie owner, at No. 41
Hamilton a*., Brooklyn
Lost?on hunoat evening. a ooi.d chain
Bracelet, In going from flint at to ltd nr. car. A liberal
reward will be given by returning to lftil Kant 61nt Bt.
LOST-A child's COLLARETTE AND OOLD PIN.
with "Baby" In bine enamel on It. A iuitabte reward
for returning to 4Q Went 45th ?t.
IOST-ON 6TH av., BETWEEN MTH AND v.TH
J etc., on Monday, at 9:20 P. M., a young fk-otch Terrier,
with long citrs and tall, color yellow, with dark hair down
back: answers to the name of J a. k : literal reward and no
lucnlionh naked. ltetnrn to l(? Weit SOth it., third flit.
STOLEN.?WILL PAY s2.*. TOR RETURN OK OVKRcoat
and Bunch ol keye alolen llrom SB East 22d at.,
trenlng of March 111; no questions aaked. Plena* drop
kcy? by bnseiuent door.
RKWAEOII.
it - REWARD?l.OST?A RED MOROCCO MKMORA.K5>?J
tturu Hook, name "Valentino'* written ?tipan.
ad to hara boon loot at Ira ing llall taat Hatmday airfht.
Return to Sinclair Hotal, Hmnlwaj, rnmor 8th at.
i?1/\ REWARD.?LOST, ON THURSDAY. DTK INST..
a mottled Fainter. Answer* the nam* of "fan.'
Ilia nliore raarard will l?a paid on hit delivery at 10 Wast
43d at. __
?'T/\ REWARD TOR TflE RETURN OF THE tiOI.D
I?t)U linntiun case Watch radaeraed at Simpson's loan
silica Saturday morning. l?y addretging H. tJHQ, Herald
I Uptown Hranch olBce.
RPBCIAla NIltlCKH.
aTL~COMUUAINTS. WHATEVER THR CAUSE RE.
A. aairlnit madical or surgical treatment, enrad hy II D.
jiul VDLK. M. D 1'haaiclAu and Surgeon. 142 Wait 4Stlt a*.
lE NE
NEV
SPECIAL NOTICES,
A-a-A.- _ ~
T\TKW4SK? m uvv 1
T
The Importance of the healthiness ef the nervous
system cannot be overestimated; Ita power over life -j
and deetb and llie direct bearing which it haa oo J
human happiness seems to be recognised; ita capabililiea, a
Ita qualities and ita powers; the Importance of iU healthful i
preservation, its moderat# uses, the danger of overtaxing It,
whether through thought, atudy, or Intense application
iu mental Investigation and research; whether by the I
absorbing attention necessary to the eondnct of complt fl
catod and momentous business interests, or by the exces- ,
slve indulgence of the appetites and propensities of the
system. All these are proper subjects tor consideration, aa
also the knowledge of what la moderation, what la excess, .
and whon these exist the absolute necessity of promptly _
seeking advice from an expert who, lor a long series of r
years, lies devoled his whole timo and attention to the study, J
investigation and treatment of all the maladies or this im- o
portant department, to accurately drtcriniuu tho diseased ii
pnndithiuii tlutir nutui-H. ntiiMn i?nd uricin wh?thpr triainir a
from the want of exercise, its irregularity or excess, ami who. f
troiu hia experience and practice, hat learned to discover at
once the derangement and as promptly apply the remedy,
thus avoiding tho painfully slow feeling alter the truth, so
commun to the inexperienced and so annoying to the patient.
who. very naturally, wants to know without delay
what is the matter, tho extent of the derangement, the a
probabilities of recuperation and the time required.
A striking example of the value of experience and practical
observation, as well qa the usefulness of the prompt application
of suitable remedies. Is found in tho important *
statement, coming, not from one, bnl a dozen public institutions.
not only nt home but abrond, that a very large proportion
of those who sudor from mental disturbance and absolute
Insanity permanently rrcovor, who are placed under
treatment within a year niter the first symptoms have uanl
Tested themselves.
If tDe intellectual department or me brain lias become exhausted
by intense mental application. depriving it of the
power of connected thought, it can only reoover its strength 1
br being properly fed and nourished by the use of cortaiu P
systematic methods. It ia precisely so +n every other de- J
pertinent, whether of appetite, propensity or passion, each *
reuulriug a different reiuedv for Its recuperation and different P
means for bringing them up Imui their overworked ana ex
haustod conditions. The importance of this branch of raedl- 1
cal practice can scarcely be overrated, for it reaches even to J
the perpetuation of family names, the securing of hereditary J
titles and the rstantlou of estates in the aamo fatally. t
Prom a long and large experience In this direction I have s
been able to command by rav success the thankful apprect- ?
Htion of some or the first families In the city and nation; and e
I certainly can communicate much to cultivated minds In '
connection with my practical experience in what pertains to t
the over exercise of every department of tho nervous system
and the means of recovering their powers, whether of bralu,
appetite, propensity or passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D-. i
144 Lexington av., near 39th it. I
Hours, 8 to 3. '
?ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY? j
Next drawing March 21.
1 Prlre of Spanish dollars 100,000 .
1 Prixo of Spanish dollars 50,000 i
2 Prises of, ooch, Spanish dollars 25,000 .
1 Prise of 8puuisb dollars 10,000 ,
and 904 other Prises.
Extraordinary Havana Drawing.
Klrst Prise, j
One Million Spanish dollars,
* Drawing April 34.
German Government Lotteries,
Full explanatory cliculars froe.
TUKODOR ZSCIIOCH,
Post ofllce box 5,504. 116 Nassau st., New York. ]
LABAM A~ HTATB DISTRIBUTION-S-C11ABTEKED '
by the Legislature. Twelfth monthly distribution, on 1
the Havana plan, class 12, to bo drawn at Mobile. Ala,, i
March 23. before sworn commissioners. 3,630 cash prises : '
capital nrlta. 32 ,000. Ticket*, $5; quartern, 91 25. Ali
prises paid In lull nfter the diawinc. Agent* wanted; commission*
allowed. . For circn ara address \V ILKINS A CO.. 1
bo* 3,419 Post-office, New York.
-YKNTUOKY "STATE LOTTERIES OP 7 8. i
'SMITH A CO.
KKWTCCICT, KXTKA CLASS 329?FOR 1876. I
30, 49, 26. 45, 24. 70. 50. 55, 10 II, 35 76.
KLXTIICKY. CLASS 330?roR 1870.
63, 74 . 54, 70, 52, 59, 29. 39, 3, 8, 23, 26.
AH orders address B. NATHAN, box 4,b70 Pott office. Sew
York city.
A lb -Farks, emerson A co. 1
Kelticky Stnto lotteries, drawn daily.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every I7daya.
Kentnoky Single Number Lottery, drawn Maroh 25, 1876.
Prises cashed, lnformailon furnished and circulars free.
180 Broadway. I'otl office ho* 5,272 New York.
-ISAAC 0 BOYCE. 207 BROADWAY, LAWYER?
Divorces obtained promptly, without publicity; deaartlon,
Itio mpatibllltv, habitual drunkenness, infidelity, Inhuman
treatment, conviction of ftleiy. Pasaporta obtained.
TTKN T1ON1-T W EN ty ye AUS' PR USSI AN HOSpital
experience: diseases of men a specialty ; private
office 161 Bleeoker M. Dr. JACOB!.
Diseases op men a sp cialty. r
hun KY A. DANIELS, M. D? 144 Lexington av.,uear
29th St. Office hours from 8 to 8.
E~ xtraordinary oltawtivo Havana lottery.
April 24: rrrand prlae 3009,000 ; 2,090 other prises;
tickets 390. halves $4Ca quarters 322 50. tautbs 39. W.
FALLS A Co., 02 Broadway. Pest office box 4,325.
^j.rand duawino o? the kkmtuck y state
Lottery at Covington, Ky.(
March XV. 1876.
P risen
1 price of *'>U,l)UUl? pou.uw
1 pi lie ot 920,000 is 30,1*10
1 prino of 910,000 Is IO.OUO
4 irliM of ?5,1*10 ore 20,< 00
10 prises Of 92,500 ore 25,tOO
60 prliei of $1,000 era W11*? 1
60 prists of $">00 or* ,lJ!2 i
5<i prices of ?25ttare Ia<,5?
200 prises of f 100 are 20,000
Approximation prises.
4 prises of 92,000, approximating to 900,000 prise, are 1
$8,000. . ~~~
4 prises of 91,$75, approximating te 920,000 prise, are ]
96,500.
4 prises of $1,000, approximating to 910,000 prise, are
94,000.
6,000 prises of $10 are $60,0001
Prises paid in loll.
Tickets 910. Shares in proportion.
Address ell orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO .
Covington or Louisville. Ky
OLD AND SILVER AND~AN YTHINO CONTAINING!
(jold bought st market price. Polishing, gilders'
Regs. Ac., burned sod melted by Refiner SCHAW&L, 29
John st.
HAVANjTLOTTERY.?NEXT DHAWINQ. MARCH 21,
1H7H Cspltsl prixo, $11*1.000. Informstlun free. Address
B. MARTINEZ A CO., 10 Weil st., basement. Post office
boxj/jsr
K-C(IRONIC CATARRH, DKAPNB8S; IMPROVED
. method; Instantaneous rellel; permmaent curse Dr.
KTODDAKD, H West I4tl> it
K ^O rr ICIAL D RAWI NO " KKNTCCKY STATE LOT.
terles.-SIMMONS. DICKIKaON A CO., Managers.
xrhtbcet?kitxa class no. 221?habom IS, ISTB
42, 24, 20. 99, 149. 27, ?2. 14. 51, 28. 5V 21, 5.
KB.YTtTCRT?CLASS HO. 222??ABCU 11, 1878.
6, 17, 2. 81. .53, 48, II. 57. 52. 72. 4, 26. 18, 37.
nrinir?rxtba class ho. 121?march 13. 1876.
26, 41, 27. 11. 42. 6, 12, 10, 37. 20, Ifi, 88, 07.
HBHRT-CLASS MO. 122?MARCH 13, 1870.
48, 60. 00. .7, 71. 32. 80, 14, ?.*>, 42. 72. 33. 20, 4a
Pnll Information by applying to or Rddreselng J. CLLTK,
200 Broadway, or box 4.000 Poet office.
KIrIMMOMB. D1CKINHON A Co"/? ORANI) MONTH.
. ly Distribution on the Havana Plan; to be drawn
March 25. Also Royal Havana, of Cuba, draws March
21. Kull information by applying to or addrossing J.
CLl/'TE, 2i*i Broadway or box 4,000 Post oflice.
MR. CHARLES H. FOSTER CAN be CONsuited
at tha Coleman House. <
Nikfotn unAuirio'ir.?a medical essay,
comprising a aeries of lecmre?dellrsred at Kaba'i MoMum
of Anatomy. Now York, on the cause and euro of Preui
itnre Declina, showing liidlsoutaldy tiow loot health may
be regained. affording a clear synopsis of the Impedimenta to
marriage and the tre. tnient ofnerrou* and nh rural debility,
being tha reault of an yeara' experience. Price 33 canta. Addreaa
tha author, Or. L.J. KaIIN. office and reaidanee 31
Eaat 10th it.. Now York
PlLBff. PILES."?HKM O KKHOIDhTo'r PILES. PKRmaoently
eradicated In two Pi four week* without ligaturao.
cauatie, Ac., consequently witbout pain Perfect cure
guaranteed In eeere inatanee. and no*, one can t charged
until effected. Or. IIOYT. 21 We?t Udlh at.
PILES OB HEMORRHOIDS PERMANENTLY ERADIrated
In two to lira wecka. palnleia treatment; no
knife, ligatures, eaaMtei. gelsane or actual aaulary ?pluted;
permaueut cure-, and no charge mada lor treatment
nntll uereaefiil. OR. BTOODAKIl, No. H West 14th ii,
N B ? The public are cautioned against Imitators of my advartlaeuMnta.
C PEC IAL RKLIGIOUM " SERVICES ~ (
Mr I>. t'MOODT
and
Mr. TRA d. basket.
Office of the < omraittea of Arrangements, t
northweit corner at and Itli ar. |
Tha committee inform lite public that the expenses for
carrying en the meeting* at the Hippodrome will ainonul to
at learn W ).<**?. To meet this large ?nm they must rely
so'ely uoon rolnntary ant arrtptlons. Neither Mr. Mondr ror
Mr. Banker receive anything for their rffrrlrei, nor are they
In any way. directly or li directly. Interested In nny proflt
resulting fioni the sale of hymn books. <
Those dl?noted toeontrlhnte to this work will please senn
to either of the undersigned.
ramckl thorn*.
Chairman C mmlttee of Arrangements, :
26th st., corner 4th av. ,
,f. Pit rroxT Moans*. Tiea-nr.r. z:i W?ll ,t. 1
S~~F.COM> LOCIHIANA OOLD D.STKi Bl'TlOfL 1
At New Orleans, April W. lSTth
Capital Prlie. piOO.i**'.
rnwi. monniniK
All paid In linM.
Only 20.000 Ticket*, it $0i) each, enrreney.
Ten tin and Twentieth, in proportion.
For Information, circular,. Ac.. addre?a or apply to
No lOitpouemcn'n. HILLIAMSnN .? CO., Hrekera,
Box fl.UJH I'oit office. 1117 Broadway, corner fhomai H. f
CJTCTTKBIBO -1'. B. BTAffiMERIJUl I NSTITt'TK (DR?. <
O Whltrl, 417 4th nr.; best city reference,; no pay antil
perfectly cured. Call or tend (lie clrcnlar.
STL- TTFRIXO K FFKCTL'ALL Y K h M iiVF.D.? COKFI*
doner cnarenteed; ahnndant reference'. Addreev for
clrcnlar, AMERICAN VOCAt INSTITUTE. UXJ Wavertey
wlaea. __________
FIXE ARTS,
ART.-MR. ADOLF KOIIN OFFERS
hi, entire collection of Important modern Fainting!,
all nair and of tbil yoar'e importalion.
at private rale. ?
at extraordinary Ion prlca*.
Call and examine at the
Knrti Art Gallery, _
M> 9 Emi 234 it t
W YO
J YORK, TUESDAY. MAI
SPORTING?UOOS. BlltDS, A.< .
A ?FOE SALE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOGS.
!*- fancy Fowl*. Pigeons, Parrots, Ac. Medicine lor all
n-uases. At L. N. MKVKKS, 3 Watt 3d at., naar Hroadray.
ClOR SALE?rOINTRUK AND SETTERS, NEWFOUND[
land and St. Barnard*, Newfoundland Pop*, black and
'ana, Scotch and Skyo*. Bull Terrier*: Dogs of all breed*.
II. GARDNER. No. .V! Thompson bt.
r TOW TO CURE MANGE, BREED DOOR AND ALL
LL tha receut turf, trap shooting. rllte, bate ball and
uustle event*. See Chicago Field. For tale by BEENA
NO, Union square, and all new* dealer*.
OIGEON SHOOTING AT DEEKKOOT PARKTUKH
L day, March 14, at 1 P. M.?Sweep" op*n to oil; 201)
ret class binla. W*. MrMAUON.
IGEON SUOOTIXO?WEDNESDAY, MARCH "l?>, AT
l'alne't Ground*, Babylon, L. I. Two hundred drat
laa? hirda. Train* lease 'Hunter'* Point at 9:10 A. M.
.mateur* only. IRA A. PAINE.
r~ UNI8 JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER. 37 NASSAU ST.".
ha* reoeived initruction* to sell on Wednesday, at 12
'clock, at hit aalesroum*. Ove English Fuxbuunda, all dona,
ported from tho e*tate ul the Duke of Sutherland; they
re A No. 1 stock, thoroughly trained and broken every way.
'articnlara time of *ale. Also four tint class breech loaders.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, A( .
A ?THE ATTENTION OK GENTLEMEN IS CALLED
fV,. TO THE GREAT SPECIAL AND POSlTl\H SALE,
BV PUBLIC AUCTION.
T1II9 DAY (TUESDAY). MARCH 14,
AT 11 O'CLOCK. PROMPT.
IT STABLE NO. 3 NKILHON PLACE (MERCER ST.),
BETWEEN WAYERLEY AND CLINTON PLACES,
AND IN REAR OF THE NEW YORK HOTEL,
BY CHARLES 0. DUI'F, AUCTIONEER.
OF THE ENTIRE TURNOUT OF PRIVATE ROAD
.VIA CAUM V UOlrsAL'c ctcjuvt i. ai * ip ai .lev
AC.'. AC.,
TIIF. PROPERTY OF JOHN J. M. VOOBIIEE3, ESQ.
Consisting or the handsomest team of young blood
ia.r Geldings In this State or any other; are
wrfect models of beauty and perfect pels; were
ataeil on the farm of Uencral Wadsworth, at
leneseo, and sired by an im ortod Arabian horse, the
iropcrtr of the late Hon. William 11, Seward; tliey are 7
ma S years old, about 15.1a hands high. comptctlv uinde,
rith fine clean necks and heads and splondtd lorms; they
ook first premium at State Fair for being the closest mated,
landsomest. and for their even action and style; they can
ie driven by any lady who oan hold reins with perfect
afety, nnd that right up to locomotives, In fact, they
Irive themselves; they know as much as an ordinary
Irtver; they are without vice, trick, fault, or blemish; will
tand anywhere without tyiug, aud can l>e cared for splenlidly
by lady or children; they are always hardy, rngged
md neat, and will trot close to three minutes together with
.lack reins; are warranted sound and kind: this team must
>e teen to be appreciated; they also utako an elegant tanlem
team.
Also the handsome and fast golden sorrel Mare Jennie,
-alsed at Pine Grove, Conn., bv tbc celebrated horseman
Hiram H. l'nrdy, Esq., she was sired by Ashland, dam by
Jaselus M. Cley; 8 years old, 15)^ hands high; haa never
>eeu trained but thirteen days last fall, when sbe trotted a
fall ml o In 2 .33; slie can speed a 25 gait aud is very rasy
railed; she Is a prompt aud pleasant driver, and warrantod
lound and kind.
Also the fast and well known fine hay thoroughbred Trot
ling Horse Farragut, 13>< high, A years old; has record of
2:33 under name or Woodford Chief; has been used solely
for private road during the last two years; Is a stouter and
better horse now than ever; is an elegant driver, sensible
snd well believed, and can trot faster this spring than ever;
he was the king ol road trotters at ashlngton and Haiti
more last fall; he can beat 2:35 to road wagon; warruntud
loutid and kind.
A very handsome and speedy cheitnut sorrel Gelding, 15J?
hands high and 6 years old, with heavy mane and fine, full
tall; he was sired by the celebrated stallion Ocean ; dam
by Ethar. Allen ; he cannot he outstyled by any trotter llrlug;
be whs raised by Colonel A. K. Livingston on i.oug
Island, aud be resemnles his sire more than any one of his
colts; ne trotted a full mile when bat three yeais old In
3 dJl; trot led last fall two miles aud ropaat In 5:18; also
trotted a single mile in 2 .33; lie has been driven on road all
winter, anil was rated among the fastest norses that went
the road, either single or double; he can spued a 2 :J0 gait to
ruad wagon, and is a very pleasing aud prompt driver; he Is
warranted sound and kind.
Very fast dark gray Gelding Trumps, 1 S3k? hands high. 0
years old; whs raised by Phllo Strlcklaud at Hengor. Me.,
and was sired by Ned Davis, out of a Messenger mare; he
ran pull a mail wagon at all lltnea insido 01 2'10; ha la one
of the moil promising horses to be found and liia extra
bnrat of speed warrants tho belief that he w ill rank with
the faateat horaea of tho country; he it warranted Bound and
kind.
Blegant and handaomr fine young gray Gelding Gray
Prince; I10 la 15K hauds high, 5 yeara old; wna raised iu
Kentucky and aired by Pilot, dam by Kdwln Korreat, with
record ol 2:23; he ia very attractive and stylish in harness;
la very docile; can be driven to height or apeed by an ordl
nary driver; drives without check and with open bridle;
does not lng or pull; la rapid and pure gnlted ; haa great
gamo und audurance ; he was handled a abort time laat fall
and waa driven a mile In 2 , he will malts ono of the
beat moneyed borsea iu the State, aa he can, without doubt,
trot, with a lew weeka' handling, below 2:2U; lie enn speed
very fast; he can pull a road wagon on road with any of the
noted ones; he le hilly warranted sound and kind.
? High bred faet brown Gelding Hope, 15^ banda high, 0
nsra old, aired by Volunteer, dam by Alexander Abdallah.
le U one of the beet bred young horses In the Htuie, and
waa purchased by present owner at!) yeara old. He baa
always been carefully handled nnd has strength and age
enough now to pat In train, lie is tlnelv broken to all harness
and can show 2:2ft on any track, lie la an easy, gentle
driver; has a bold, slashing gait. This tine ysmng trotter Is
well worthy the attention of gentlemen mid horsemen, and,
wjth his tlno breeding, gait, disposition and extra speed,
hakes him valuable for track purposes, lie le warranted
ouad and kind.
Carriages constat of 1 extension ton Park Phaeton, 1 RoekI
-I--...* I ' ...rl,,. I" ...? ..... ;... , . 1
(ju~en'i Phaeton, 1 full spring t o Waxon, 1 W bitecbupla
tup Wagon, pole end shall*; - sids bar fop Kami Wagons,
une very IlprHt. Thr whole ere tlw? menwleclnro of the celebrated
makers, Stlvevs end Dnsenbery. Elegant Harness,
Blankets. line fox, liear and wull Rnhea, flne pleeh Robes,
Saddles, Bridle*. Whip*. 1 flne Portland Sleigh.
The whole comprising the Dnrlt *tock ever offered to
the public for privetu or piilillo *ele, end (entlemen desirlug
to nurchate something really fine and reliable *honld not
fail to attend thia aale, as the hone* are all ae- Unrated
and lit for immediate and every day use, and will positively
be told to the higbeat bidder, without limit or reelrletlon,
and a fair and impartial trial and responsible warrantee
given on all stock.
Stock now on exhibition at stable, where they can bo
een and tried and fnll particular* ascertained.
SALE POSITIVE, RALN OR SHINE.
P. 8.?'Tills stock was selected expressly for Mr. Voorbecs
with great care and expense by the best Judge* lu the
rountrv aud are all extra stylish. One and very fast, as ha
would nave nona other.
T PUBLIC AUCTION?AN ABSOLUTiTEXF.CUTOJl S
SALE or VALUABLE ItlUll HK.D ROAD, TRACK
AND SADDLE llOKSES,
ELEGANT CITY BUILT WAGONS. H vKNKSb, Ac., Ac.,
THE PROPERTY OK MR. MAKSII,
THIS DAY (TUESDAY). MAKt'll 14. AT 11 O'CLOCK.
AT 8TAKLE FIRST DOOR EAST OK
UNIVERSITY PLACE, IN 1JTH HT., WHERE THEY
HAVE HKKN REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE TO HELL.
INCLUDING THE HANDSOME BAY GELDING RAY
DICK. 7 years old, IS,1, hand* long flowing innne aud tall:
extra flue style ana action ; Is a remarkable good driver; free
snd pleasant: fear* nothing; tirsd by General Knox out Of
s mere by Harris Herablatonian. by tbn Churchl#horse, sun
?f Vermont Hlackhawx ; raised by Mr. Goldsmith, of Rutland,
Vt.: was entered In 2:40 class at Mlddlebury, Vt.,
winning first money la 2:3S. 21'lB and 2 :37>,j; bee drawn a
road wagon Inside of 2 rlO, aud repealed frequently; is an
ixcellent pole horse and >s fully warranted sound and kind.
BEAUTIFUL PAIR MARES? HKOWN ROSE aKD
VILLAGE GIRL?ere fl years old, I5J? hands, hall sisters;
IHve together as one horse, need no checks, having hue
tyle end blgh knee action : are considered Ilia finest and
handsomest team goes the road; they have flne. clean
limbs, flee from snots or bleotlsh, long flowing falls and fhll
mane*; raised by Mr. Tenbroek, Seott county, Ky. ;took first
&remium nl Stat* fair when 4 years old; both are sired by
lemhrlno Chief; dam of Brown Rose was tha famous trotling
mare Primrose. by Alexander's Abdallah: dam of Village
Girl was Mr. Tenbroek'* premium mar# Princess; they
thowed* mile at fl years old In 2:4S. and last season they
trotted several tlraee below 2:40 to the pole ; they are warranted
sound, kind and true.
THE FAST TROTTING HORSE GRAY EAGLE. Is 7 ye are
aid. l&m hands, sired by GolUamitb'e Volunteer, clem It aide
>ld lvr$l,4V; he trotted three Krati at H years oltf. on
.osben track, tn 2 31. 2 :30 and 3 i'SSf; he can boat 2 t tolay,
and a* a icvntle.man's road hone has no superior and
Tee equals; can bo driven by a lady with safety, and is warranted
kind and true in all harness.
ti1b rikk BaYOKI.DINH youno CLIPPER, Is7years
3ld, 1?>, hands, sired by Ethan Allen, a am by Ameriran
Eclipse . he It one ol the finest roatl horses that can be found,
listing (treat endurance. sn<l is an excellent saddle horse;
lias been driven by a lady; trotted five heals on Prospect
['ark track last July in 2 :32, 2:34. 2 2H, 2 :28l4 and 3 can
iliow all hit heats Inside of 3:33: Is a fine pole horse : trotted
>n Fleetwood track with running mate in 2:20; is fully
earranted sound, kind and Irtie in every narticular.
WAOONH constat of one top Ail I spring pole and shafts,
>ne sidebar lop Wagon, one beentiinl top Pony Phaeton,
ine side tu no top Trotting Wagon, doable end single llsri?ss,
hy Irhnscumb: fine llohrt, Kersey dreat. swoat and
liable Blankets, all of wlileh mutt t.e sold to highest bidder
egardlees of cost or valne. without limit or restriction " The
thove property are all flrat daaa and mast be seen to be
ippreriated. Gentlemen tn parsnlt of something fast and
reliable will please call at any lime previous to ssla, snd
-Ida behind end teat the speed of any of the above Horses,
rime shown and warrantee given. Coaclininn In attendance,
iale positive rain or shtna. No postponement.
?MAJOR Cll AH. W. BARKKIt. AUCTIONEER"
. CAPT OEORGK O. HaNNA. of Bonrbon Homily.
Kentucky, takes pleasnra In annonnclng hia Twelfth Grand
iale ot the fastest GRhKN TROTTER-, most elegHsit, all
raited combined prsmlnm HA 1)1)1.K aad harness animals,
snd moat extraordinary Coach, I'Ol'PR and "T" Cart
dorses.Just arrived front KENTUCKY, to take place at
Barker A Son s City Aaetioa Mart and New tork Truer
lall'a. corner of Broadway and 3 'th si , n? Wednesday (to>i
arrow). March lb, at If o'alnek, and Mispiltlnf
FIFTEEN HEAD of the richest bred In America, that can
rot la from 8 down to 2:??, sntl Including some of the
inmt perfect Saddle nnd llarn ss Horses ever bred in Ken.1
..... .. ir TTU 1/>1.111 w i u V warn .r s.. is hi..t
[(ridings, unequalled by inr FOR STYI.K. blom/like ap
tent Mire. Ac.. Ac. Tin stock lh? gs-t of sorb noted aire. u
Ifellow Jacket, aire or Thoe. L. Voting (2 1W'^j ; Boll
organ, ilro of I.edy Turpln <3 231 ; Ferguson's ilrar Ragle,
ilro of Oeneral Mock. Ac., Ac., and oil warranted sound and
Had.
Ah this la the LAST DAY before the aale, DR. JOHN W.
'I.ARK. agent for Capt. Hanna. earnest j requests that all
rrotlemen who bare not already erahrara<l the opportunity
>f HIDING or DRIYINtl to como to-day without fall and
rKKT the saddle qualities and SPEED of any of the lot
rlRFOKE BIDDING.
CATALOG!'RS now ready at the Spirit and Turf oClcea,
>r at the Mart. R tie pnaltlre and no postponement.
DtSCRIPTIONN IN to-morresr'a Herald.
7 LARGR ABAORTMKNT T?F HFOUND HAND TOi'
fl ami open Road Wagons hr the beat city niakem; also
'dupe, lour and si* seat Hockawnya, top and open Pony
rharhoat. Laudana. Landanlete, one nine passenger open
If agun. anltable for country; Knlklet, Kkeletoaa, Depot
iVaeons, Express Wagons Ac.
W II GRAY. 20 and 22 Wooater at
Any ubntLFman wmhinu tohem. cheap For
cash a handsome pair of llorses, well matched. sound
md gentle, may Itnri a pitrcbsaer by addressing, with dairrlptlon.
T. H. R , hoi 2.0M Post olRce.
Fine young horrr "For balr at a bargain,
or will exchange for Dlntn.tnCa or Merchandise j
to reasonable offer refnseJ. Ad (I re as C., bo* d.HIJi Post
tfftee.
A?POM HA I.K. KtUHT HOttsKH, PIT POR ANY
kind of hnialneaa Apply at 411 Wooater el.
A" urntlkman'h top wagon, ha knks.h and
last bay Marc, In aerfbst order and la eretj way deslr
sole; Mere, 9250; all H<*i; Cost ffl.klo. at 27H neat 35th at.
BKAl'TIPI'L HIII FTIJtG TOP WAOONMADK RT
i'V Duwubury; act ol tingle Hcraaaa, by Daaernmh;
tearlr new, at a sacrifice. 57 rati ICtd st.. corner ol dlh at.
-TEN NEW AND MF.CONlY HAND fti~rttNRES
W ag.Mis to-low eoet; las Kxpress, Grocers', Butchers',
Bakers', Milk, Laundry, I'ackags Delivery Wagons. ?.*' to
1150. Wagon Maaalarsory. 22H Hprtng sr
A -PUR kXlS: FOl~R CANADIAN PON I EM AnT>
J\. three yoqag Horses , great aacrlHoe. good trial allowed.
Bali ft 4U UrrAt Jones st.
IRK E
>nTT 1A 1Q7/J rpoTirr ^ CT1
kVli XI, XOIU. 1 AVJ.J. UXi kJXJ
IIUIISKN, ('AltIII AGER, OiC.
Auction iiousk of van tasskll a kearney,
110 aud 113 EAST 13TII 8T..
NKAK 4TI1 AV.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Oil every hoeee tba- is warrauted sound, or kind and true In
harness, from one to three days are given to test warrantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIN DAY'S (TUESDAY) SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.?STYLISH TEAM BAY
Horses, 15J{ hands high, 7 and 8 years old; kind and
true In all hurnos*'. tree from rice; have extra flno
style and aetion; last steppers; bare been used by a
private family for carriage driving, and are in every
way safe and reliable.
ELEGANT COVERED MOUNTED HARNESS, USED
bnt a few times; Robes, Blankets, Ac.
CLARENCE. IN PERFECT ORDER, BUILT BY J. B.
Brewster A Co., of 2.r>th St.
MAHOGANY HAY GELDING. RIRKD BY ETHAN
Allen, dam by Jupiter; Is 15J-1 hands high, 5 years old.
kind and true in all harness; troo troui vice; cau trot
close to 3 minutes, and. by little training, will trot
very fast; is a free and stylish driver anil warrauted
sound.
Set Harness. Blankets, An., and
TOP ROAD VVAUON, BUILT BY DURBNKURY.
dark hay COUPE 1ior8k. 16}* HANDS HIGH, 8
years old. kind and true in all harness; free from vice;
very stylish; prompt end pleasant driver; tears nothing:
trots close to 3 minutes aud Is a superior horse fer
eoupo or carriage driving.
Set Coupe Harness, nearly new.
COUPE KOCKAWAY. IN O00D ORDER, BUILT BY
Miner A Stevens.
ROAN HOUSE, llifc HANDS niim, 7 TEARS OLD,
kind and true in all harness; free trora vloe; extra flue
under saddle: a lirst elass roadster; waa driven on
White Plains track a full nnle to top wagon in 3:10,
and in ruitiiikiuti ran bent 3 tninutes : is k irflfl lud
plea*lint driver and warranted sound. Also
Set Harness, Robes, Blankets, Ac., and
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BT
Lawrence.
dark bay horse, j9j* hands high, 7 years
old; kind and true in all harness and under saddle:
free from rice; trots elite to 3 minutes; a prompt and
pleasant driver; does not thy or null; can ha driven
by any one, and warranted sound. Also set Harness
and
ENGLISH BROUGHAM IN GOOD ORDER.
MAHOGANY BAY HORSE, 15V HANGS HIGH. 6
years old; kiud and ti ne in all harneos; free from rice ;
an extra handy and etylish driver; fears nothing; a
flrrt class horse fur gentleman's road two or faintly
driving, and warranted sound. Also sat Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, CITY BUILT.
GRAY MAKE. 15W HANGS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD]
kind and true in all linrness; free from rioa; a good
traveller; has been used lor laniily driving; is in
very est safe nnd reliable, and warranted sound.
Also set Harness ana
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON. IN GOOD ORDE
SEVERAL GOOD FAMILY AND WORK HORSES, DHserlptions
time of sale,
GLASS QUARTERED COACH. IN GOOD OROER,
built by Adams A Cone. ,
Two Barouches, top nnd no top Road Wagons, Phaetons,
Rockaways, Express Wagons, Ac.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Auction house ok arch, johnkton.
19, 'Jl, 23 and 25 Illth St.,
near University place.
TnE OLDEST AND MOHrRELIABLE HOUSE IN '
THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES OK HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
34 hours to three days' trial on horses warranted sound.
I'll' oldest and most reliable house in the city.
U PARTIAL CATALOGUE of ITIIS DAY'S sale at 10
o'olock.
< ELEGANT DARK CHESTNUT COUPE HORSE, 10
i4 hands, 7 years; with lull Mark mane and tail; has
been used In city and country; has not n vice, fault
> or trick of any kind; an excellent free traveller in
H singlo or double harness; la not ufrald of a iocoinox
tiro or anything else; is also an excellent saddlo
id horse anu roadster; can trot in minutes; is
W exceedingly handsome and shoa-y, and Is in every
? way thoroughly reliable for any uso; warranted
X sound
5 SET ENGLISH COUPE HARNESS, nearly new.
o ELEGANT CLARENCE, nearly new, by Looce A
5 Williams
3 GLASS QUARTER OOACII. good order, by Looce A
? Williams.
. KINK TEAM CHESTNUT MARES, 15>? hands, 7 years;
pi kind In all harness and under saddlo; closely
<? matched and gnlted; have beau used in city and
E country as a family teain ; are not afraid of a locomotive
or anything else; good, free travellers;
^ spirited bill gtutle drivers; a thoroughly good,
relUble team lor any use; warranted sound,
el LIGHT VICTORIA. Just "done up," by Wood Bros.
O DARK KAY IIORSE, lib, hands. 7 years} kind in all
H harness and under saddlo ; free from vice ; a good
a roadster; can trot lu It,'* mimiies; is not alrald of
"" anything; will drive any where close up to the bit;
dons not shy or pull; a good, reliable lauiily huise;
as fit for any use ; warranted sunnd.
-< TOP ROAD WAGON, In good ordor, byHusonbnry A
5- Van Dnser.
mt BOSTON CHAISE, in good ordor, by Sargent.
GROCER'S ESTABLISHMENT.?rluo bay Horse, 15^bauds.
Syears, kind in all harness, tree Irom vice,
h has not a trick of auy kind, will siand without
tying, needs no whip, has been need by present
jjj owner for paet two years and it in every respect a
first class horse for any use; warranted sonnd; also
? Nat Hjtrnftiiit unii
TOP GROCER'S WA.OON. Ill KOn.1 order, by 8 Baul.
S LIGHT HAKOUCUK. In good order, by Wood Brm,
O TWO SIX-SKAT PARK PUAETONH, by Wood Bros.
? TWO KOl'B-SKAT PtlAETONS, city makers.
< rouu TOP WAGONS ANO FOUR PONY PHAETONS,
to bo oold lor account of whom it may ion
' corn. a
TWENTY TWO OTHER HORSES.?Description time or
tale.
Large assortment of arery kind of Carriage, Wagon,
Harness. Robes, Hlankets. Ac., this day at
JiUCU. JOHNSTON'S Mart.
19 to 25 13th at., near University place.
Weather nerer interferes with our aalas at 10 OCLOCK_
ARCU. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
Office, It) to 25 13th si., near University place.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF THR COAT. YARD (lease six years to run}?Horses,
Carts, Harness. Fairbanks' Scales, Screens, Ac.
OKFICR?Two first class Safes, Furniture, Desks, Ac., tontoirow
(Wednesday!. March 15. at lOii o'clock, at the foot of
87TU ST. AND KA8T RIVER.
By order of
WILLIAM KINO. Assignee.
WIxCKLLKNT COUPE, POLK AND BHAP.ff,
city maker, at a sacrifice: two top Wagons; also a
splendlcf assortment of new ton Wagons, my own make nnd
warranted, FRANK AhUK. 124 and 126 West 25th at.
VKRY~5TVL18il~BROWN SADPLK OR HARNESS
Florae, in hands: warranted sound end kiud; also fine
top Buggy Wagon; must be sold. No. 5 West 13th it.
AOK.NTLF.MAN IN EMBARRASSED CIKCUMSTANces
wishes to dispose of his entire Road Kstsblisfcment,
ron.ilstlug of rery strlish iron gray trolling horse Ned. IN',
hands, 7 year* old; warranted >ouud and kind; veterinary
examination allowed; never was handled fur spund, hot ran
trot to day In i! JHI; also heautlflil shifting top aide-bar Hoed
Wa;ron by Dubois; eilver mounted Harass*, Robes, aweat
and (table Blanket*, all new last fall and mnet be eeld thia
week at any aarrillce. either toirether or eeparate. Inquire
for Mr. Morgan's agent, at Arsenal Stables. 35th St., near
Broadway.
-FOR BALK?TO SETTLE AS estate, FOUR I
. Horses, Bt lor farming, grocery or general use. at halt
value; trial allowed. Inquire at 161 BnUivan St., between
Houston and l'rlnce.
?BAROAINN?BIX OOOD MTBRT OR ITACK
. Carriages, Pony Phaetons, Hide Bar and full spring
Wagons, Conn- and Coach. Just finished.
J. W. FBTNEY, 460:tdav.
ABAV CHUNKBY CANADIAN ~PONY; ALHO TWO
other Horses; $33, fV), $75. 112 Henry St.. stable.
AI _| OFFER, ox ACCOUNT"OF MY Hljs HAND'S
death, 3 Horses, suitable for fanner or any business.
BH A silly tt , botwoon Thompson and Hulllv an.
-FOR SALE,' five HOK.SBH, SUITABLE FOR
. farmer, express or any business. 53 Booth 5th sr..
near Bleecker at.
Am ?BULWSTKR"lUlili HPRINO TOP WAGON, IN
perfect order, and a bay Mare, 15 hands high; beautiful
mane and tall; kind and safe for a lady to drive; trot
inside M minutes; have no use for llietn and will sell both
f> t (330. Apply at 131 Sullivan st, near l'rlnce.
CIARRIAOBB-ALL KINDS, MY OWN MAKE; BUH/
giet. I'haetons, Rockaways. Expresses, at mauulactnrer's
prices. QKuBE, Canal st,
/lARRlACiK REPAIRING.?WE OFFER UNUSUAL
Y ' facilities fbr good and prompt work in our repair department;
estimates made; summer carriages received now will
be held lor delivery in April. BREWSTER A CO. (of
Broome St.); factory, Broadway and 47th st.; were rooms,
3th av. and 14th st.
fvONKEYS.-ANY PERSON HAVING ONE OR MORE
J I Donkeys for sale can meet wltb a purchaser by address.
ing A. M , box 164 Herald office.
13 LRUANT OLARhXCK, BY LOO* k WILLIAMS, AT
j ARCH. JOHNSTON 8 sale this morning. Bee eatnlegue
above.
T3T~II A n ALLEN "TkOTTI N li HOR.x K?UF.COliI) OF
| j 2 :44; can now show 2 :JW?; sound and kind, ches nut, 13
bunds. Call Immediately ; price #175 2I1< W est 4?i(li st
OR BALK?LIVERY BOARDING KTAII LF.H, EBTABllshed
eight years: st<?k in good o-der; boarders paying
eipensex; will be sold reasonably; other busiaess causa
of selling. Apply at 302 West 30th st.
j/or bale-twelve" hor.sen. suitable flir
r grocer, express or farm work; also Coach, Business
Wagons and Harness 1.33 houtli 5th av.
OR "HALE-FOUR FINK HORSE* FIT FOR ANY
use. must be su'.d regardlsss ol cost, as the owner has
fin mora use for these. Inquire la the rear of 23ti West
42dst.
F~ OR BALK?A PHAETON AND LIGHT WAGON;
made to order; In perfect repair. Inquire at private
stable No. ISO West Imh st from H A. N to 2 P. M.
Foil HALE-A BREWSTER LAN DAL'LET; COST
I.HO); In In perfect order; will aell for (I.IQOcaeli.
Apply to Mr. AHDlRMlR, bawnrnt otllce, 17 Wallet.
F' o* sale for" want (Tp i/sb-pony hTilt
Mnree. ! %){ hatida top platform aprlnff Urnoery Wnrnn
and llarne.<e; price, tff. U< Orceawicti ae., corner Char lea
at.
FOE 8 A LB?A MAY IIOh'K. ia 11 ANUSI INCH II (Oil;
cati trot in 2 |MI; a??<? a ??i kind In rrrry teapert; (rood
In alnKla ?r double barnweai aui? for want of nee. Apply to
K. C. MARSHALL, l,:n>. ?roadway, between to and I'd
o'clock.
TOORAALB?HI.ACR COUPE HORSfTPklNit, OEM
J; tie. Cell at W> Weet 44th at . for I'haee a Imrre
f OR HALE-TWO COOU WORM IIOR8KH, AT HOTEL
J; llm?wlck atal lea. 1IH aad IWl Kaet 27th et.
i7iT?U SALE-HAMlMioii fo5?T MVi HAWIM. ?
" rcara; trot* fa*t; perfect pet; afraid nothing, war- J
ranted ?nnnd. 'f*t llnrlvm at.
TAOR HACK C H R A I*??H4 AN MAKE, 1A'< HANIW. 7
I; joari, price *>; two cheap B or ape; two one horae
Trnrk* . moat aell. Inquire for carman. Hf>2 llndaota at.
irNOK KALE CHkAP-^WOdtKAT PHAETON, WITH
r pol?- andahafta; alao llarnda- to match, very little uaed
aad In *-?>d order Apply at 2'H Madlaon at (ateniei.
i.'OK KAIjK Oil r.X( HAN<?K rflR A WORKING
' Hon*, a l?ru<- t>?\ M?r? with foal, suitable for a farmer.
Can be wen at .111 Mast 15?li ?t.
Fjvin Htl.K -TWI) IIA>r>SiH?K POMF.S. II IU.HH,
1 0 re?r?. well bnllt: unit fnrmer. ft.wer or lady, f*vt
traveller*; warrawied. 11H Harrow at . near Ureeawiofc.
(Sum reoht coach, in rimrr rath oritur.
T at ARCH. JouwarnVB tale lUl. oaaralM Bee ?atalon
11a akera
[ E R Aj
[EET.
j HOKStS CAKKlAtiKS, &C. 1
Foil HALK OHEAP-TWO SO END B008ES ANO A
null I'ony. Ul Kust Oth at., bakery.
H"orhes iron scratt:hks-"T aLcorra rniF
a*yer fail* Large bottle*. $1 25; small, MJc Try It
kidwik, 83 John at.
HORSE WANTED?ALSO AN express WAGON
and Harries*. for which I will glv* a splendid I'lano.
nearly new. Addren S., box 3JH l*?-t nltlce.
HOKSI5* "WTANTEO?A PON Y, HI'I TABLE FOR A
buy of 11: must be kind, wall broken and (tyliali. Addren*
L , boa 3,."i?u Puet oltlre.
UANDSOMK CLAKKNCK FOR~6ALK CHEAP?T^OR
wnnt of u?e. Apply at (table No. Id West 44th >t.
HARNESS.? cilKAPKbT HARNESS STOKE tnnkw
York. good Buggy llarueas, band made. sin; good
Urocer'a H:triie*a. good Loul-le Team llarno**, $!? . a
good Horse Blanket, #1 5ft I'leaaecall aud examine for your elves.
FISHER A OSBORNE, MHUufacluier*. 71 Barclay at.
Jl'ST kKCEIvTfo PROM FACTORY"
Elegant Laudaui,
Landauleta,
Coupe*.
a. S. FLAXDRAU a CO..
aau <111 dhhuui ik, uiu siauu 01 moaner a ro,
ANDAULKT OK COli i'm, wITU_HORBK AND hasness.
wanted, must he lirst class in every respect.
Address, with particulars, THOMArt, Herald office.
ROaT) wauon.-piuck $tiiiJ~ ktll SPUING; good
ordur; city m?(l?; bargain. 219 West 40lh at.
SACKIKIC*."? HOBrtErt FROM $30 UPWARD; HIMGLR
Tiuck, Express Wagon, light aud heavy llamas* 140
Weet lTtli st.
S"~ IX AND TOUR HEAT" ItllCKAff A Y8~-FOR ONE OH
two horses; Depot", Buggies and I'liactons at manufacturer's
price. J. t'Ul.YElt Ik DO., Builders, f<!i4 Itroadv.ay.
TO LET?A OftNTI.KMTVS'8 FIRST CLASH PRIVATE
Stable, with Coachman's Apartments, 3Md St., Dear
Broadway. Inquire at No. 4H3 6th ar.
ANTED?A DURHAM l>K AVRrtIIIKK~OOW, CALF
by side , roust inila 20 quarts a day. Those giving
guarantee address, with price, it., 815 Madison it,, N. Y.
ANTED?SM A 1,1, I'it IV ATE STA HI. E, NKAIt MY
house. Address C. I. , No. 0 East 41st st.; alto, for
sale, two superior young sound horses, at private stable 129
West 40th it.
TIT ANTED?A STRONG TWO WHEEL UIO; MUST BK
? ? In perfect order and cheap. Address, ststlnK price and
where same can he teen to J. BECK A CO., IdSScboles
It., Brooklyn, K. D.
ANTED?A SECOND HAND TANDlii~n ARNBSN
In good cOQiiiliou. Address F. M., boa 17U Herald
office.
Jjir/CTvroRTH *230?HKACTirUI. NEW TOP EX PXsJU
press Wagon, must sell; want offer. 124 West
10th si,
(J>1 7C ?POLK AND 8|TAFTW, BEAUTIFUL TOE
"Pi I u. side-bar Uuinrv.
J. GODWIN, dr.. Maker, 124 West 10th st.
DRV UOOD8,
I EXTRAORDINARY
Li BARGAINS
IN PRINTS. DOMESTfcs
AND HOUSEKEEPING OOODS.
A. T. STEWART A CO.
Will open on MONDAY, March 13,
23 cases
PRINTS,
very noal styles, price
ON Li 5 CENTS PER YARD.
20 cases extra nnalitr
CAMBRIC FINISH PRINTS.
only B|?e. P*r yard.
30 ea.it* vard wide
CAMBRICS.
epprored styles, oqly He. per yard; good value for 10c.
Elegant tod attractive novelties la
JACONETS. FOl'LARDS,
t CAMBRIC TWILLED ALSACE,
LINEN LAWN'S. 4c..
thi* season'* importation,
i'ricas extremely attractive.
A Urge involve of
PLAIN POPLINS. SERGES.
CAMAIEU PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH, Ac.,
at-SOc., -3c. and 35c. per yard; one-third le?? than Inst
year'* price*.
An immense stock of
ALdi-WOOL DRESS FABRICS,
from 50o. per yard upward.
DOMESTICS,
commencing at the low price offline. per yard.
NEW TORE MILLS, WAMSUTTA
AND UTICA SHIRTINGS,
Cult yard wide, nt 1 J' j'c. per yard.
Fruit of the Loom,
full yard wide, only 10c. par yard; 7 S wide only Oo. TU*
yard.
A Urge line of
FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
COIJNTEUI'ANES, SHEETINGS, AC.,
at eery attractive price*.
Krlende, customers, stranger* and resident* of neighboring
elite* are respectfully requested to pay them an early
visit, as all the above are ottered at prices lower than similar
qualities have been sold during the last ten years.
BROADWAY, 4TU AV., 9TII AND lOTH STB.
SIDE AND HPACE ~PLAITINO: ALSO DOUBLE BOX
plailitie dono while 70a wait, up to 23 Im-hea wide,
have yvurirnode hy calling on 8. JOSEPH, 38 Forsyth at.,
two door* from Oanal at.
MILLINERY AKD DKKHHMAKISCi,
Mmk keuoe,
ancceasor to
Mies M A. Page,
29 Waverley piece,
importer of Prcnch Bonnet* ana Hata, will open for the
pring season
* Thursday, Mareh 1ft
BOAKDEIIS UAXTED.
IDOOIt FROM MADISON SQUARE, 33 EAST 23D
st.?Handsomely fnrnlahed Necopd Floor, lour room\
with private table, ror party desiring aupertor accent modationa.
1 BLOCK OF W AS UI Nil tON HQUAKK.--PLKABant
furniahed Rooms, with geod Board, to gentlemen,
also irentleuieu and wirea; teriua moderate. Apply at Lit)
Macdougnl at., cornor Wnat 3d.
ij OR THRKK ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS'
Lj with Board, at 33 West 301b at., reference*.
2RLOCICS~FROM BROADWAY.?l.AROR AND SMALL
Raoma, with Brat cltaa Board, nicely tumlahed. 03 East
4th at.
2D FLOOR, KLEOANTLY FURNISHED, PRIVATE
bath, Ac., to let. with Board; also one large Room on
Brat floor. Ill Kaat 23d at.
r rit AND stu ~AVH. ?A GENTLEMAN AND wipe
tl can have Rootna and Board at 58 Weal 19tb at.: reference.
jr fffTvTr~347 - A PARTY, IIAYJSO TAKEN THE
?) aecond atory front Suit of Room*, were obliged to leave
the city, and their Rooma will bo rented, with Board, at a
moderate price.
) furnished, with or without private table Room* for
gentlemen.
,?r TO"f7 l'KK WEMC.-KINK ROOMS, KXOP.I.LKNT
ViJ Board, for taiulliee or single persons. at 158 Bleeckcr
t , near Broadway. Transient boarders taken.
A- TO 85 50 FKR~~WEKK.?BOARD, "WSS 1'L.KAH
if" I ant front Rooms, suitable for two persona: lady boarder*,
$4; lionso coureulont, tabla pood. aOt East AMd at.
Q WKRT 21 ST 8T.. SEAR 3TII AV?I.AKUK AND
?' ttnaJI front I looms, on second floor, with flnt class
Board; reference*.
i n WAVEttLKY ~~PLACE, NEAR BROAUtVAvT?
11/ 1'ront Rooms, fl4, $10 and CIS for two person*, with
Board; also table board. SI; transient people taken ; house
beated throughout by steam.
WEST vHTIl ST.?IIANDSOM F.LY~ FTRNfsTlED
Rooms to let, singly or ou suite, with or without
Board.
1 f- WEST 1 iTH~sl\ ~ KHAR BROADWA V.?II ANDI
) aomely fornished Rooms, with Board; house and table
first class; reference*.
To ICART^ 17TH ST.. BETWEEN M ROADWAY AND
lO 5th a*.?Handsomely ftirnlahod Kooma, second floor,
front, with or without Board, for (catleman and wife or single
gentlemeu.
IQTH ST.. 358 WEST.?LAROK AND SMALL ROOMS
Id to let, with Board; terras moderate.
<rYl WKsT luTIt AT.?AN KNTIRE SECOND KI.OOR
ZI to lei. with or without private labia; private bathroom
attached and every convenience. ______
oon st., ins wkht?desirable iiall room-,
sLO first olass table; references; no moving in May.
Mrs. 8TEBHIKS.
<)S> WEST 20TII ST. ? I'ARLOR AND BEDROOM,
ZO third story, front, wfth Board.
Qlin ST., WIS ST, 83A.-NITTlJ?<i ROOM AND BED
Room, suitable for families or gcntlonien : also single
hoom*. with line aceptlonahle Board at a moderate nrlco;
neighborhood very desirable , convenient to Elevated Railroad
aud stagas. _
a>*> II ST.. WEST, vrj -VERY I'l.KtHANT ROOMS To
ZO lei. with Board, on flr*t. third and fourth lioon;
term* moderate ; no moving on I?t of May.
r wbStmbTht mir kihii griRUi nontL.
> Comfortable Apartmenu, with Beard, at modarau
price*; good Pretieh table.
f>ft WKBT IMTII ST. NKtH iUADVAT -ELFr
? ' gant Room*, with a aaperiur laid#. for fa nil lie* and
gentlemen.
mm bT.'.WK weni-.-fl/iimhiiki) ROOMS WITH
OvF Board, convenient to tf.ld at. atagea, Hth and inh av
tin and Klrratod Railroad itatlon.
?)') H7 \Vi;.<4T I4TM MT ."IThrr H\ KNni.lsTl
eje). lady.?Family, aittgle Room*, with Board (email table*)
; Table Hoarding; Parlor Stilt: reference.
57 KABT -Mi ll ST . UAVIKti CH_ANUKI) "p ROFKIE
Ox tor*. I* now ready for partie* requiring tlmt clam accommodation*
; Apartment*. with private labia; *Ko 1 too nil
for tingle gentlemen ; reference*.
oTT EAST JIBT ST., NHAK BROADWAY?HI.KilANT
I*) It fimiithed Kootnt, flrtt clu*t table, for lamiliet and
gentlemen; re fa re new. ____
n~ EAST HfTll HT?LAKOK'wKII- r tit NIMiF.h
Room on flr*t floor to rant, with Hoard; alto a hall
| Room.
! A Q (JUN TON PEACE, CORNER UMVKKHITY
*1 place -Kotiai tor famille* #r tingle gentlaniea;
table aacallent; lir?t etaaa location; deairable, near Hroad
way ; term* moderate.
C KAHr iiTII HT."~BBTWKBN" HIIO AI'WAV AND
t) 4lh a*.?Room*, with Boned, doable mid tingle: flrtt
ela?? refereacet glren and required _ __________
t(| WKST l"TII ST Nil I I V H KM-llfH I'.'MlV.s
*?U to lot. with Board, to gentlemen and wire* or gentleman
, h ill ftoom $H. _________ ??r~i
W*s8T IITH HT.-MlKI V KIKNIHIIEIt ItOOMSt
*)?) large and tmall, with Board; gantlaineo or famllla*;
term* modarata.
C.-7 m A itwo* aV:~ an "fc I So ant mkjond ru?pn.
about to be ?acat*d, will be ranted to * rosyaavlbla
earte wtib brat riant on?tie table: raflaranoan
LD.
.TK1 UJfi fUlK UKNT3.
KUVKUKKI HAJTKD.
mfftSf 4CTII ST., OPPOSITK RI'HKRTOJR
park ?One plnasant, sunny Room. with Board;
nun but first class puriii-s takeo Cull all the wank.
1 on 4TH" "a V.?BKSPEOTAB1.K WOKKI.N'ii LADIH8
L ' ' _i and gentlemen desiring a quiet, rest.net.ililn hn.iritin*
lions*, where you ceo have home cenifort,. good attention.
plenty ol (Ire and yonr meals to mil your time; terms,
f i to Is 50.
nl K AST 1ST 11 ST., NEArt CLTVKKNDOS HOTKL."
I Bleirant Rooms, with Board; alio hail Boom Tor (feutin
null; roleroucn.
1 1 T BAST Itffll ST."
1 ll Handsomely fbruished
large nod single Rooms, with Board.
1 4 ,1 WKST 1.VH1 8T.-A HANDfiOMKLV Ftiflax
nishod front Parlor to a gentleman and wife; board
for wila it desired.
j 11' BAST mil ST.?NICRLf PUKNIHHKD SRCAx*''
ond Hour llooma. with flrat cla*a talJa, In a refined
prlvnto family, at moderate prices; large alcove Koom; references.
1 W KA8T 51MT STT^KOOMS TO LKT. WITH BOAKD
lor two. $12, ?14 and $ld per week.
90(1 yBST ?4TI1 ?tT^to lkt. with supbhiob
Board, fr??nt Kootn on second floor: all conynnienecs;
three largo hall Rooms, with vlosets; also Table
Doiro..
OfWi WKftT 4TH ST.-PUU NI80KD ROOM a TO LET'
M' / v/ with Board, (T> d&d ST per wool,
Ol 1 F.A8T 17TH NT, Nit AH 8TUYVRhANT PARK.?
?<11 Nicoly fnrni?lin<l front touthorn exposuro,
with RoiirU; term* moderate; refereuce.
oiq WKST I'.TH 8T?TO lfT7~WITII SoarS.
jJI O vnrjr desirable lar?e farnisbea Rooms to iHinilies;
moderate torms.
oon wk.st 431 >st. ?to let. with board, very
wwu desirable Rooms, at low prices.
onn kast shth ST., xbab so av.?is jkwirh
J family. married eotiples. or two gentlemen together,
can havo neatly tuinlsbed Rooms, with Board; terms mod rata.
QQO WE8T29TII ST.?VERY NICE ItOOMH. WITH
first class Hoard, for gentleman ami wife or a fair
single gentlemen ; modern improvements; location central;
no moving 1st of May.
AritlVATK FAMILY WISH TO KENT SECOND
Floor, handsomely I'urnlahed: private labia if deHired
; or would rent third atorv Rooms to gentleman and
wile; location immediate vicinity of Windsor, Address W.
M., Herald Uptown Branch office.
UENTLiiMAN Dh'KI Rl NO A FLOOR OF TWO
rooms, parlor and bedroom, socond story, with be-t of
Board bath, grate Sra and all convenience of a comfortable, B
refined bonte, in first class location, between 5tli uud Hill
a??., with family ofliighest rcsnuctability, can aecnro a permanency.
Address CENTENNIAL, Herald Uptown Branch
office. _
NK OK TWO LADIES VAN OBTAIN EXCELLENT
Board and handsomely furnished Kooms with a widow
lady living alone ; all the comforts of a homo. Address C.
M., box llerald Uptown Brunch offico.
TWtJ^FLKGANT SUITS~0V ~lt<iOMS, ON FIRST AND
second floors?Parlor, Bedroom, bathroom, on first door;
second story front Room and Bedroom, with Hoard; southern
exposure. Opposite 1 rlnlty chapel, 17 West 20th St.
BOARD AND UHtGING WAITED.
A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO FIND BOARD IN
farm, near Philadelphia, fhr his wife, two chlldrpn snit
nurse. Address, staling nil psrticulsrs and terms, OMEGA,
station G.
OKNTLKWAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD IN A
Unlet neighborhood, betwe-n 5th and 7th nvs. and Itth
and 3-lth ?ts.; table must be good; terms moderate. Address
stating locution of rooms, conveniences, terms, 4c.,
1*11 ILII*. box IBM llerald office.
A Hoard. Address, stating price, to L. S. I'., irwi 5th sr.
FOR SINOl.K <i h.NTI.K MAN -ROOM A X I > II VI. I, R iff)
room. furnished, with Board* In Washington square*
I'nirersity place or lower part 5th a*. Address, statins
tarina, W. tC, Herald office.
nAltl.EM.-WANTF.br BY (IKNTLEMAN AND WirR.
two Roomx, connecting, on second floor, with Boaid.
bciwcou lltith and I24lh sta.,eaat of 3d nr. Address, (tiring
all pnrtlcnlars, box 1,408 New York Post office.
rnwo roomrairhoard wamen? kor famFETi
1 of four; private family preferred, terms not elmeo
$75 a month ; references exchanged. .Address A., box 113
Herald office.
ANrK.ll -KOOMS. WITH HOARD. FOR EOUIt I'EftM
sons, in a first class house, not above 23d St. Address,
stating terms, MAU1NU1.EY, Herald offioe. *
"IVrANTED?TWO FURNISHED ROO MhVW~ItH BOARD'
TT and one Furnished Room for housekeeping; state
terms, which must be moderate. Address, for three days, C.
"llfANTED?BoXflD. IIV TWO YOU.NO MEN. IN A
VV private family. Addrese, stating term* and location,
D. K. B.. box 107 Uo/ald office.
WANTED?BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE LARUE
or nilt of rooms wliere they can have tliclr own piano;
must be nicely furnished house, with good Board if other
hoarders; private table Is desired; those who Intend moving
In May need not answer. Address K. W. M., Herald Uptown
ltranoh office.
WANTED?BY SINGLE"GENTLKMAN. BOOM AND
Bourd In private family; location between HHh and
did sts. and Lexington and tltli avs. Address KOOil til3,
Kossmore Hotel.
HOTEI.lt.
A~TTUE NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,' CORNER BOW.
cry and Bayard.? 300 light single Rooms, for gentlamon
only; lodging .r>Oc. nnd
IitRANKKORT HOUSE. KWTWILLIaM ST.? U60 ilOOMrt;
1 35c., 30c., OOe. j gentlemen and families; open all
night.
LENHAM HOTEL. STH AV? BETWEEN 2181' AND
\T 33d sta.?European plan; elevator and even- modem
convenience; Rooms single or en suite ; prices moderate.
N. B BARKY, Manager.
SI'INGLKH HOUSE, UNION fQtJARB?AVERB'AM
plan: large Bolts of Rooms for families or single grn.
tlemeu; moderate rates. T.J. COB.
COUNTRY BOAHU.
A rRW OKNTLEM12N OR GENTLEMAN AND
wilt- can be accommodated with R.itr.l in a private
family within few miles of the city; largo, airy Room*; nccctuinodatinna
for horse and carriage; terms reasonable.
Apply to Mra. It VHiNKAU. 23H 4th av.
AUENTLKMAN ANDWIKK WANT GOOD COMFORT*
able Hoard, with Kitting rtmin and bedroom, In picasHnt
locality, uear railroad station, not innre than an hour's
ride frutn the city, with aG*rumudatinna for cm* hone;
wottid he permanent if mtiud. Address for one week C.
BOARDER, box .".,142 New York Poet office.
("TOWTRY HOARD FOR THE SUMMER WANTED?BT
J a small family, from May I, within \% hottre of City
Hall; location muat l>n pereetlv healthy, pleasant rooiae .
and grounds, attractive views, nil surroundings good; p.ofur
to be nn water where tucilitlee for Ashing, boating, At*.
(would 'ike nn the Sound or down the bay, except oti Staten
Island). Addraea, with full particulars and New York reference,
SUMMER HOME, box I.N04 New York Post office.
IAELIOHTFULTIOOMH, WITH OH WITHOUT BOARD
If in the park near Kaglewood I'ark Hotel. Information
ol EDWARD A. SPRING, Park Bank, ?14 Broadway.
AOY, TWO BAlilES AND NURSE. WISH PKRMAnont
Board at faim house, near talt water. Addreae.
statin? tnrme, which must be moderate, C. S., box 163
Ileiald Uptown Branch office
TVIVTKK H KNOUT*.
WINTER HOTEL FOR BALK.
In conscquencn of the death of one ol the proprietors,
the Hamilton Hotel, Bermuda Islands, splendidly located,
end doing? good busineas will be sold at a re*M>uaule price.
Pur particulars apply to LUNT BROS, 26 South ?t., or A. E.
OUTER It KIDtlK, 211 Broadway.
POST OFFICES MITKK, ~
POST OFFICE NOTICE. ?THE FOREIGN MAILS KOI
11,. ...I. S.toril.r March IS. 1N7H. Will elOSl
at this ..flicc nn W etincsday, at ."> ;'t'> A. M., for Europe por
atcaner I'arthia, via (Jueenetown. On Thursday, at 11 dti
A.M., for Europe, par steamer Klopstncfc. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Hamburg. On Naturday, at B A. M . f?i
Oreat Britain, Ireland and Prance, par steamer Celtic, rU
(Jueoostown. and at B A. M. for Scotland direct (tnnst bi
pp.1 ally tddrrKfil), per steamer Klytla. via lilasgow, ant
at U A. M Inr Prance direct, par steamer I'erelra, via Harm
and at 11 : to A. .M. for Europe, tvr atoatnar Wr?r, vii
SontliamDt.m and Braman. Tlia mails for China, Japan
Ac., will laava Nan Krsnclsco April I. The maila for A intra
lia, Ac . wilt leave Nan Francisco . The direct maila Id.
Brar.il, Ac., will leave New York April 14
T. I. J.AMES, Poslmnttor.
rilKSIITl'Rh.
A -FOR BAI.K, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 1SHVKST
. i.ld It . near 9th ar.. Parlor Suits In satin, cost
$I.OIIO, for $-'."ai; one do, $!?>, rap and ti aire lot It Suits, IKI'1
and $.* ( ; Bedsteads, Burnnna, *VaOiftan.lv, hair and spring
Mottressea, Extension Tables. Buffet. Chairs, Ac K. B,?'An
elegant rosewood fonr round Windsor Piano for $2.VI; a bargain.
A -WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENT* TAKEN
. for Furniture. Carpets and Bedding at B. M. COWPERTH
WAIT A CO.'E, 153 and 157 Chatham at. An Irain
on *e atnrk at low prlcca.
OKKAT NAtlRIfficE?VAUNIEl?lKNf~NATIN~BROcade
Parlor Suit, c?at IVVi, for $175; two ao. $7."> and
$WI; Pianoforte, Cartaina, Paintings; Chamber Suit', with
Dressing Cat*. $40, np; Cnrpets, :5? centa; rep and haircloth
Nnlta. $TD, tin; Dlniug l-'ttrnUnrr. Nllverware. Mat
trcvaea. Bedding. M ost be sold. Call at private residence,
I Oft Raat Idllt ?t , two doors from 4th av. y
LCriON IKroiiTw EAST CITII ST ?El (tNI I'l'ltE.
Carnet*, Mirrors. Pianos, and everything In the house
keeping linn at private tale at auction prices; personal at
lentlon given to ealos al private hottses.
\ PRIVATE FAMH.Y NEEDINO ^ IMMEDIAfH
and tan aalln, cant for $IM r?r Suit, fti,
Kteln?ay I'lanoforte, FT"': llcdm.m data, with droa lug
cam. f d), fl'dl; xlni(le Hedaloada, Hnreaua, Intlr and aprlnt
Mntlrlmt library and dtnlns t'nmllnre; Tiirklali H?lt? In
rotelaine anil tnrr?trr, F7.N, FldO; rrlutlriga, Hroniee, Carneta,
nOe. yard, An. Mint lie aold. Onodn can remain until
May I, Call, hmwo atone private re tide mo, No. 47 Wrji
Mill it.
Bargains im fari-or and ridroiim hkxi.
Inn. aonil make: call and me: fnrcaah only. At
AMMAN t COX. HI 4th av.. near llHh !. J
/1 ODD NBCOWD If VXD AND MISFIT CARPFfriTTiiu
VT clot ha, Ao.. very cheap, at tha old place in Fulton at
I'rle# Hat free
TTrk at it arTTaixr ix rvuiitciiu -aivkvi worih
IX rich, plain and fancy I'ailor. Dimutt, Idore.ry nnd Bedroom
Fnrnlture. Hookcaaea, I leak I. 4c , dr., offered poaiti veto
at tnnrhlnaer prIMa than any other liouvo In the ritv,
TXI tttli av., 41 -t and 4-'d i.'a. *
| WM I. SfeLb for CASH", OV MnvTru v "T-.tv
1 menu, or exchange 1'vr hnuac and lot, an decant lot ol
Fariilmre tvlth Carp?t?. Addrraa NMKDY, Herald rlHco.
1JARTIKK DKCUSIMJ IKiVSKKKenSli AUKItrsS
1 Itnm-vlltlely, rKlSOn. -tn 7lli Will n;,.- MifliOrt
plieat far Carpet*. Kn'nllnit, flWM, Hlmirt, Miliilil,
PARTI KM IIAVINU AX Y OAHI'P.TR TO IHSTOHK OK
C?? 1?lv( the )np-br<t c??h price* tor I (torn : w.oattiw
t<> Tnrnltli hotel* in I'liltiulelphia tor the Caateuatai. Pie ??
fMreaa CABPSTH, Imrn ?? llrr ,14 Uptown Hiturti _
T~*I!R I.RAtMXO rt'R.MTl'RH AND UAltl'KT IK VMS
lu the United KtHtt? on the i??lali?ei,t plan k UfcOltOK
A Cf.ARKK'R, 7t7 nr?U? av : aoeetat Ir.-tor to nerl... lur.
tiit ir boute* tad Kronen Sat.

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