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, T H
WHOLE NO. 14.457.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?12th PAOK-.">tl? and Oth cola.
ASTROLOHY-13tii Pack?5||i ool.
BILLIARDS?1st Pack??th ool.
BOARDERS WANTED?2d l'AUK-5th and 6th col*.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?2d I'ACk-fith col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-2D Pags? lit
col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES??th Pica.
BUSINESS NOTICKS-7th PACK-OGI c..I.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?i'd I'ack-l?t col.
CLERKS AND SALESMAN?12th Pack? lit auil 2d cola.
CLOTM1MR?2d Page??Oi col.
COACHMEN AND HARDENERS?12th Page?2d cal.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?1st Fag*?5th and Oth cola.
COPARTNERSHIPS?0TH PACK.
COUNTRY' BOARD?2d Pack?Oth col.
DANCING ACADEMIES?1st l'agk-Oth coL
DRY GOODS?1>t Pack?4th col. inDWELLING
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND INFUKNISUkD?2n
PACK-Sd *nd 4?h col*.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?1st I'AUK-fith euL
FINANCIAL-8th Pack.
PINE ARTS?2r> Pack?6?li col,
FOR SALE?9ra Pack?<ith col. ?
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?D
Pack?4tIt noil 3th cols.
FURNITURE?Urn P.tc?-5th col. .
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS?12th Tack?3d col.
HELP WASTED? FEMALES?12th Pack? lit.col.
HELP WASTED-MALES?larn Pajik?3d ??<l .id c0 "'...
HORSES. CAURIAUES. AC.?1*t Pack?2d, ?d and 4th
cols.
HOTKLft?2v PAOK?64h 10I.
INSTUCTIOS?1st Pack?4th col.
JERSEY PITY, IIOBOKEN, HUDSON CITJ AND BER
GEN HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE?2d Pack?1st coh
I.EGAL NOTICES?12tu Pack?5th col.
LOST AND FOUND?1** pacs?lit col.
MACHINERY-Htii pacf;-Otl? col.
m ARBLE MANTELS?12th Pack?5th col.
MEDICAL?2n Pack?6th col.
MILLINERY AND DRKSSMAKTNG-lCT PACR-4th col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?lorn Pack?
fith col.
MUSICAL?Dm Pack?6th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7th Pack?Otli col.
PERSONAL?Dt Pack? 1st col. ? , ,
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.?Otii Pack?6th col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?1st Pack?4th col.
PROPOSALS?1st Pack?4th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALESJ2tii
Pack?lit coh - -
PROPERTY Ol"T OK THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?3d l'agk~llt aa 1 2d cols.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Pack?2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2d Pack?2d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES?1 at 1'agk?1st col.
REWARDS?1st Pack?l?t col.
SALES AT AUCTION?12ru Pack? 3d and 4th cols.
SITUATIONS AV ANTED?FEMALES?11th Pack and 12th
Pack? 1st col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES- 12th Pack?1st col.
SPBCXAL NOTICES?1st Pack?1st and 2d col?.
SPORTING?DOGS. BIRDS, AC.-Ist PACK-2d col.
STORAGE?!>th Pack?Otli col.
THE TRADES?12tii Pack?3d col.
THE TURF?1st 1'ack?2d co).
TO LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES?2? PiCE-2d and
3.1 cols.
.TRAVELLERS' GUIDE?1st Pack-CGi col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2p Pack?Ath col.
WANTED TO PURCQASE-Ont Pack?5th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AC.-Orit PAOK-Sth col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D Pack?1st col.
a'ACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.?10th pagk-6thcoL
PER BOM A 1a.
I T^RONCHINE
/YOUSIN ANNIE-CAM BONESI A. POUDRE l)E
V J Perles sent si requested. SPLENDID TEETH, 70.
DW?GONE HOME. REE DIM TO-NIGHT OR
morning:. Must see tou later. Sond. JOONS.
Darling, darlino, darling wipe-indeed
7011 have proved so. I am ever only thine, and I know
you are only mine. Our present troubles will soon end.
MOSQUITO PET HUSBAND.
1JID.? COME HOME TO YOUR BABY; MAMMA SAYS
X so.
George beak iiammond.-riiould mis meet
yonr eye please apply to the British Consul, New York,
at once, as he has letters for you. G. B. 1L left London 20th
February.
Harry?what is the reason you do not
answer? 1 have sent two letters. Address GOOD
LOCATION, as you wish, to the Herald Uptown Brunch
office and the Herald office. C.
INOEBSOLL, PLEASE CALL AT 240 BROADWAY
Thursday. ' W.
IF MOSQUITO WILL 8FND AN HONORABLE Account
of feelings of both on the subject, and It agree*
with jour other personals, I will call, not otherwise. Please
end answer to my residence. A. J.
C. W.?SEE "DOC CANNON. AT STEWARTS
fj . Hotel, Broadway and 12tli St.. and yet letter.
s. QUNBF.AM?1 WILL NOT CHIDE THEE. OUT OF
O sight out of mind. Has my same old story come true
at last ? FORSAKEN.
THE DRUMMER. FROM BROOKLYN. WHO LEFT 1IIR
watch at 325 Water St., will please call fur it and pay
expense t.
VENICE?WHAT IS THE- MATTER? ADDRESS THE
same as lost. > VENICE.
RELIGIOUS WOTICK8.
MOODY AND SAN KEY.
HIPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from 12 to 1 o'clock EVERY DAY.
Women's incetinir from 1 to 1 :46 In Fourth Aveuue nail
Afternoon service at 4 o'clock, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Tickets for afternoons tree npnn annlleatlon. The address
of the afternoon will l>e repented same eveninK at 8 o'clock
in Madison Avenue llall. and overflow meeting at same
hoar in Fourth Avenue Hall.
Young men's meeting. Fourth Avenue Hall, every night nt
ft o'clock, and Saturday night meeting at Association Hall,
23d st. and lib av., at H o'clock.
No services at the Hippodrome on Saturday and no noon
meeting on Sunday.
M*~ VlODY A SAN KEY.
A Christian Convention will be heid in the Hippodrome,
under the conduct of Messrs. Meody and Ranker,
March 29 and SO. Topics of great practical importance In
Christian work will lie discussed. Ministers and five lny
delegates from each church are entitled to tickets, which
will Dc mailed on reeetpt of credentials. Tickets can also
he hail on presentation of credentials at the office of the
Executive t'ommitter. Hippodrome. Ministers and laymen
now holding course platform tickets will he admitted to all
meetings or the Convention.
Send all applications to
RICHARD C. MORSE,
Secretary ol Committee.
ET. A K. KITTRKUGK. OF THE TIMED I'ltKSHYterian
Church, Chicago, has been visiting Hoatun to recruit
his beaU*., which has boon impaired by overwork. At
the request of many friends In this city he will pr-ach tills
evening, at 8 o'clock. In the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church, corner of 57th st. Mr. Kitlredge returns to Chicago
this wock.
LOST A X I) FOUND,
. *
LOST-IN BROOKLYN, ON T1IE 18TH INST., A
large white and tan Setter Dog. The finder will ho
liberally rewarded by returning him to 42 Pearl st? New
York, or Ward's stores, foot of Sarkett at. Brooklyn.
T" OHT? PLANS OF TWO HOI sK.S, MARCH 17. ON
J Hth IV L'Olli ts t'til >1 baktl.t'tt SMITH .?IIC....
2Mb (.
OHT?MONDAY KVKNIXO, A MEMORANDUM BOOK |
J containing paper* of value to the owner only. A ault- I
able rcwsrd will he given to the finder by rem ning to tlie
addrera written in tne same,
7>sT?It ax K hook no. s2.T5H, issubd MY THE
J Marlnttan Saving Inttitnllon, and payment of tlie
Mine ha* i>een Mopytd. The finder will oblige the owner by
returning the feme to tt)c bank. H44 Broadway, corner of
Hleoeker at. I
IOST-IN BROADWAY AXD MADISOX AVENtTE
J stag#. about 2 I*. M Monday, a silk I'mhrella, with
Ivory bundle. The finder will be *uitably rewarded on returning
it to the treasurer# office. Xew Haven Railroad. 1
Grand Central depot.
OSTEON MONDAY KVF.XIfOl. IN A FIFTH AVE !
J nu ?tag?, an opera lilau. II found, add real Xo. 7
Weat 4('<th it.
I OST?SATURDAY AFTFRVOOV, IS 12TII ST. OR
J Hroadw-iy, I'art of a gold Earring, ametnyit and three
pendanta. Snltabia reward given. dt? Weat r.'th at.
I OST?MONDAY. MARCH JO. SCOTCH TKRRIKR
J Slot; answer* to name "Monkey." Suitable reward
will be paid on her return to owner, 2Jtl West With *t.
-I SRT?ON BROADWAY, TUESDAY MORMM), A
J[ j sealskin Muff. The Under will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at 42 Jane it.
Losr-ox Saturday mormno, small skyf.
Terrier Dog. light eolor. six yean old. alight defect In
one ere; answer-, name of it.ita; $J > will be promptly paid
for hi* re torn. 105 Weat 21 it at.
REU ARD8.
<fcl i k RBWaRI)?FOR HftcRN OF YELLOW SCOTCH ;
Nt'lV/ terrier t<i 7* 1 nlver.ity place. I <t iwn vert* ?ft, J
^11| REWARD VIUi BB PAID io5 ItKTURN OF
?TLU Skyc Terrior, with blue ribbon; owncr a imine on
liri>? collar, which wee loot near lHth ?t. Tueaday afternoon.
Apply at other. New York llotcl.
Aon RBWARD?FOR OTKRt'OAT. ROUT COAT
unit Veat atnlen from Sinitta'a photograph gallery,
Jt3o Mth ?*.. or p?wn ticket; itlao Opera lilaaa.
|;i| HE WARD ?DOBT OR~ STOLEN FKOM OUR
apt/tr office, a Portfolio, containing note*, acceptance* 5
and other papera of no nae to anyone hat the owner*; the
above rowanl will be paid to any person returning the aatne -I
and no queatlona aaked. jl.il. KAl'KMANN, 366 Broadway.
__
41 (WW) HKWARP AMD NO QUESTIONS ASKED i
Vl,"IMI for the return of the Sllki atolcn Iroro 8, 1
McPAKTLAND'S March 17. 6?J Htli a?.
SRBCIAIe MOT1CB9.
A?JSAAP ti. HOYt'K, 3H7 HKOADWAY. l.AWYER.? '
. Divorce* obtained promptly, without publicity : tleaer- I
tion. Incompatibility, habitual drunkenneaa, Infidelity. in- ?
haman treatment, conviction of felnnv Pamporta obtained. I
? I.I. t'OMI't kINTS, WHATEVER TIIK t'Al HE. RE'
J\- qalrlng medical or aarxlcal treatment, rbred by II. D.
OhlNDLK. M. I?.. I'hyalcian and Surgeon. 143 Weat 4Sth at.
I.ABAM A STATE DIKTRI Bl:flOMlC-?;HA RTKRKD :
by the l.egi?l?tiire. Twelfth monthly diatribution on
the Havana plan, claaa 13. to be drawn at Mobile. Ala., "
>lareh 33. belore .worn conimlaakmera. 3.ASO i m.Ii prlaea; 1
capital prtee, 63'.1**1. Ticket* fo. quarter.. ?l A All
r.rire. paid In loll alter the drnwln; Agent. wanted: commI.aion.
allowed. For riren'an nddreaa W II,KINK A CO., I
|H>x 3,4 It* I'oat office. New York.
TTKNTIOM '?TWENTY YKTATIS7-PRt>HtAM IIORPI.
till experience ; diaeaaaa of men a .peel a I ty; private
affice, 161 Klcecker ?t. DR. JAt.OHV. ,
a I.AltAMA CI.AIMS-VVAK PKKMII Ms AN Del. AIMS !
J\ for loe. arl.lna from the df.traction of property by
tbe rebel ertilaer. ean be collected. J. W. PF.KRY, Attor*
My at Daw S3 Na.aau at. Pott office boa UIA |
:e ne
NEW
SPECIAL. WOTICES.
A?ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
. .Next drawing April 4.
1 Prise ol Spanish dollar. 100,<*10
1 l'riie of Spanlali dollar. TiU.OOO
2 I'riies of, ettclt. Spanish dollars 25,i?*)
1 Prise of Spauish dollars 10,000
and 004 oilier Prties.
Extraordinary Havana Drawing.
First Prise,
One Million Spanish dollars.
Drawing April 24.
German Government Lotteries.
Full explanatory riidular. free.
TI1BODOK ZSCHOCH,
Post office box 5,504. 116 Nassau at., New York.
^KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES OF~J. 8. SMITH
* *
41, 2S?, IS, 8, 24, 10. 40, 22, 10, 0, 40, 5, 74.
KENTUCKY, CI ASg NO. 344, TOR 1870.
51, 11, 4<>, 57. 47, 60. 14. 44, :? _>, 1ft, 04, 60, 38.
All orders address b. NATHAN, box 4,870 Post office.
New York.
A' ? PAR li8. KMEIISON A CO
Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky SIiirIo Number Letter)' drawn March 2ft. 1870.
l'rir.es cashed, lnrormatlou furnished and circulars tree.
180 Broadway. Post office box 5,272 New York.
iseasks of men a sf cialty. "
HKNKY A. DANIELS, m. D? 144 Lexington ar.,near
21)th at. Office hours froin H lo 3.
J Extraordinary Havana lottery, -grand
J prize, $!,<*10,000, $.'a?VWO, *100,600. Ac.; wholesale
and retail. Send for circulars. 15. SONNENBERU, box
1,185 Port office. New Haven, Conn.
I extraordinary havana lottery. "
!i First Prize,
One million Spanish dollars.
Second Prize,
Half a million Spanish dollars.
German Government Lotteries.
WAPUSMANN A CO., Bankers,
box 3.316 Post office. 75 and 77 Nassau *L
RKSCO PAINTERS'" ioClKTY.?MEETING EVERY
Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, SCSI 3d av., Uermnnia
HalL C. StIHUl.KK. Porrosnondintr Secretary.
f^OLV AND SILVER \\|> ANYTHING CONTAINING
\T Hold bought *1 market price, Polishing gilders' Rags,
Ac., burned and melted bv Rrflner SOU AW El., 25.' > 1111 st.
F FICIA L DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOT\JT.
tcries.? SIMMONS, l)ICK8<INg A CO.. Managers.
Ht.NTlCKT? XXTIIA e l.AKS NO. 235? MARCH 21. 1870.
4, 48. ?" , 75. 32, 20. 18. 73, 5, 03, 45 02, 08, 20.
BKSTUCKr?CLASS SO. 2'i6? MARCH 21, 1870.
54, 10, 29, 28, te, 1, 03, 11, 31, 27, 51. 00.
HENKT?EXTRA CLASS NO. 135?MAUCll 21, 1870.
24, 74, 85. 54, 40. 16, 48, 71, 07, 36, 3. 45, 15, 58.
IIMNRT?CLASS NO. 136?MARCH 21,1878.
42, 25, 17, 15. 18, 56, 13, 4, 28, 10, 45, 52.
Full information by applying to or addressing J. CLCTE,
200 Broadway. or box 4,800 1'ost office.
G" -K E N TUCK Y~ ST AT E K IN G UR NUM BER.
Grand Distribution
on the Havana I'lan.
SIMMONS DICKSON, A CO., Managers.
$1M),(*I0 in Prises.
Whole Tickets, $10.
All Prises pahl In full without deduction,
To bo drawn March 25.
Royal Havana Cuba draws April 2.
Address J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway, or box 4,969 Post
office.
Havana ciTFtery kxihaordinarv^aimui, 24.
New scheme; grand prise, $1,000.1)00; tickets, $175;
halves, $87 50; tenths, $18; twentieths, $3; tickets and
circulars now ready. Address W. PANELS A CO., 92 Broadway
; Post office box 4,325.
JAMES MoCREEKY A CO^
Broadway and 11th st.
Spring Opening,
Tuesday. Wednesday.and Thnrsdiy,
March 21, 22 and 23.
Paris Novelties.
?KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER, "
grand distribution,
on the Havana plan.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO., Managers.
$300,000 cash gifts.
Whole tickots, $10.
All prizes paid In full, without deduction.
To be drawn March 25.
Royal Harm)a of Cuba draws April 4.
Ad'dross PARKS, EMERSON A CO.,
180 Broadway, or box 5,272 Post office.
VTERV0U8 EXHAUSTION.?A MEDICAL ESSAY,
li comprising a series of lectures delivered at Nairn's Museum
of Anatomy, New York, on the cause and cure of Premature
Decline, showing indisputably how lost hraltb may
be regained, affording a clear synopsis of the impediments to
marriage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility,
being the result of 20 years'experience. Price 25 cents. Address
the author. Dr. L. J. KA1IX, office and residence 51
EastdOth St.. New York
Q FPIC1AL.
In tiik Court or commtsstorkr' >
op Alabama Claims, Washington, D. C., March 7, 1876. )
The attention of claimants and their attorneys Is called to
the following net of Congress end special rnle of this Court.
JOHN DAVIS, Clerk.
An Act to extend the time for claimant*, under taction
eleven of chapter four hundred and fifty-nine of the Law*
of the l'orty-third Congress, to prove their claims.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
that it shall be the duty of the Court of Commissioners for
the Alabama Claims to receive, examine mid pass npon all
claims that may be admissible under the provisions of chapter
four hundred and fifty nine ot the laws of the Fortythird
Congress which may he presented and filed within
three months alter this act shall take effect: provided, that
it shall appear by the claimant's petition, and bo proved to
the satisfaction of the Court, that, by reason of his absence
from the United States or Ills ignoranee of the time limited
for the filing of a petition by snch claimant, or by reason of
fraud, accident or mistake, the claim of such claimant has
not lieeu previously presented to said Court within the time
limited by said art; and snc.li claim, in cases where the
claimant shall tie absent from tlio United Slates at the time
of presenting the petition, may tie presented and verified in
such manner as the Court shall by rule have provided.
Approved?March it, tb7t>
SPECIAL RULE.
In the case oi any claimant who may desire to present a
claim under the provisions of nn act entitled "An act to extend
the time for claimants, under section eleven of chapter
four hundred and fifty nine of tlie Laws of the Forty-third
Congress, to prove tlioir claims " approved March 0, 1>7< i,
and who may he ahsrut from tlie United States at the time
of the making or of preacnting his petition, such petition
Ml he presented ami verified by the attorney-in-fact of
MM claimant, or hy any agent specially authorised thereto,
or by any porsuti acting as agont or next friend; but in
every case of a petition filed without preredent authority
specifically given, the Court will require subsequent ratib
ration ot such petition or claim by the cluimant. Such
agency of rntiticati n shall. in every case, lie duly established
by proof to tho satisfaction of the Court.
OFFICIAL^-UMBERS. tVYoilfxo LOTTERY. DRAWN
at Laramie City. March 21). J. M. PATT1E. Manager.
IS. 41, 07, 9, 21, 4, 71, US, 19, 45, 00, 0.
OLD SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO THE 8PRINO
style; felt hats cleaned and trimmod. At JOHNSON'S,
l,299;g Broadway.
PILES OR 11 KM (>RR i 1O11) S PERM ANENTLY ERAOI
cated in two to five weeks; painless treatment, no
knife, ligatures, caustics or cautery employed; permanent
cures, and positively no charge made for treatment until
(iiere?sful lir. STODDARD. No. ? tVest 14th st.. New York.
IL&fi, PlLRS.?HEMORRHOIDS OK PILES ' PER-manently
eradicated in iwn to lour weeks without ligatures,
causiir, Ac., consequently without pain; perfect cure*
guaranteed In every In. tance, and not one cent charged until
effected. Hi HOY I'. 21 West 24ili si.
I^UlAii ll.lt
Grand Extraordinary Drawing,
April 24, 1HTO.
Capital prise.
One Million Dollars.
Only 1,1,0(10 tickets; H71 prises, aniountinir to 2.230,0001
Circulars, with fall explanations and history, free
B. MARTINEZ A CO., Bankers,
10 Wall at., basement.
Post office box 4,882.
Highest rates paid for Havana bank bills and Spanish gold.
SECOND LOUISIANA GOLD D1 ST ill HI Tloxl "
At Now Orleans, April 20. 1870.
Capital Prise, $100,0001
3,380 Prises, amounting to $302,,VJ0.
All |>atd in Gold.
Only 20,000 Tickets, at $30 each, currency.
Tenths and Twentieths in proportion
For information, circulars. Ac., address or apply to
No postponements. WILLIAMSON .* CO., Brokers,
Box ll.O-'d Post office. '317 Broadway, corner Thontas st.
CTI fTKIIINU EFFECTUALLY RK1IOVED.?COWFl''
deuce guaranteed; abundant references. Address, for
urcnlar, AMERICAN VOCAL INSTITUTE, 103 Waverley
tlace.
CJTUTTERINO.-UNITED .8TATE8 RTAMMERINO IN^7
atftute (DR. WHITE), 417 4th sr. Best city reference;
to pay until perfectly cared. Cell or send for circular.
PIIK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
i AT SYRACUSE TODAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
With full particulars,
IN THE EVENINO TF.I.EtillAM Ki.M.ilif
j$?300 000 IN CAH" mOTKlBt'TED.
Kentucky State distribution.
Draws Saturday, March 25.
Capital Prise 4aMK 1(1,
1 of $2(1,'DO, 1 of $10,000;
5,378 others from $10.(110 to $100.
Prises paid In tnll.
Tickets, $10; Halves, $5; Ouarters, $2 50.
THOM AS II. II AYS A TO ,
M07 Broadway.
IPORTIhCUOOOI. BIRDS, ?VC.
A-EOR SALE?ALL KIM'S OK FANCY DOOS.
Birds, Ac. ; Medicines for all di?ea*e*; Prepared Food
or mocking birds, at B. O. DoVKY'S, No. 3 Ureene st.,
tear Canal.
THE T1RK.
FLEETWOOD PAKK.?THE LEASE. FRANCHISES
and Property of the Fleetwood Assodetlon, romprUIng
;he Trm'k. Club Home, timid Maud, Shed* mid the eutiro
iroperty belonging to the Association, ?ro for sale. rxr'mnge
>r to Irate on liberal terms: pn*?esstr.n April 1, 1STH. Anulv
o I'll ILIP DATER, 2M Broad at.. New York.
HORSES, CiBHlAOBI, *.< .
?io tOfttMkM tiiMM pei.ow cyvr, new
. and second hand, for Fxpre**, <iroeer?', Butcher*',
taker*'. Milk, l.aandry, Pack a re, Delivery Wtjnm, $3'> to
am Walton Manufactory, 220 Spring at.
A -FOB SALE, BEAUTIFUL MAY HORsK: BEEN
fV. drlren and ridden by a ladr.; tt years old ; I.Vg hand*;
varrautcd sound and kind; elegant top Knggy, and tine
lames*. Whip. Kobe and Blanket*; all lor $450; or would
ell separate. Stable, Xt Ka*t 12th *t.
A?MUST BE SOLD?TWO f IIF. A P HORSES; HOUND
ar.d kind; Dirt Cart, $40; Wagon. $26. 42 Ktltabelh
t., btiteber.
?TO CLOU r AUTNR BS11 IP-TWO HOMES.
yonnj and sttind, to suit a track, grocer or farming.
175 and II It); els* two Trucks. 112 Uaur tK. etabl*,
W YC
YORK, WEDNESDAY, Mj
HORSKS, C A Kill AGES, AC. _
At barker a son s
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTEKSALL'S,
corner of Broadway and 39th st.
MAJOR CIIAKLES W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES of Uorkes. Carriages, Ac.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT 11 O'CLOCK.
TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial on every horse
sold under warrantee.
THE ONLY auction martin the State harlug A arising
track for showing horses on sale.
CATALOGUE OF SALE TII1S DAY,
AT 11 O'CLOCK,
beginning with
COL. P. .1. CONNELLY'S
(OF lis QUEEN St.. (lermantown, Pa.1
ELEVENTH UNPRECEDENTED SALE
OF THE FASTEST GREEN TROTTERS
IN THE world,
JUST ARRIVED FROM KENTUCKY,
AND comprising:?
SEVENTEEN HEAD of the richest bred and most promising
GREEN ONES that ever left the blue grass region,
including several that can TROT IN 3 :3f? and the balance
that can trot in from 2 :&0 down to 2:40 or better; also including
in the lot a FAIR of 111 high SORREL MARES,
full sisters, got by Dorsey's Goldduat, that can HEAT 2:40
TOGETHER or singly, and are positively the closest
matched, most extraordinary gent lemon's superb trotting
team seen iu soiuu time; also including the tlnest bay, 16L
high, conpo or match Horse iu New York, of unequalled
rich appearance, style and action; stock ull warranted
sound and kind and all of the best Kentucky trotting blood.
DURING THE past alx days this stock lias been ridden
after by a large jrumbcr of gentlemen, who liave all pro
nomieed tiiem eveu luster than represented.
CATALOGUES, with extended pedigrees, descriptions,
Ac., in sale.
ELEGANT Top Pony Phaeton,
KINK TOP Depot VS ngon.
UUIIT Express Wagon, by Territt.
NO TOP side-bar Road Wagon. by Ouimby.
LARGE LOT new and second band Harness.
THfKTY OTHER top and no top Road Wagons, Depot,
Express auil business Wagons, Carriages, Ac.
KULI DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NKVKR postponed on account of weather.
At privatk'saiVe.
LANDAU, by J. It BREWSTER A CO., of 28th ?t,
MAIL or KOCK SKAT PIIAKTuN, with shilling lop. used
only four times, hy ,1. H. BREWSTER A CO.. or 28th -t.
CLARENCE, iu good order, by J. It. BKEWSTKR A CO., of
25th st.
T CART, nearly new, hy .1 B. BREWSTER A CO., of 25tli ?t.
TOP WHITECHAPEL BODY WAGON, by BRADLEY,
PKA V X I t).
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, bv BRADLEY A ft).
LANDAl'LKTTK, by J. B. BREWSTER A CO., of 25th St.;
pole and shafts.
COCPE. used only four tlmei, by BRADLEY A CO., with
polo and shaft*.
FOUR-SEAT PARK PHAETON, by MINER A STEVEN?.
BAROUCHE, nearly now, by BREWSTER A CO., of
Broome st.
COUPE ROCKAWAY, pole aud shafts, by MINER A STEVENS.
SIX-SEAT ROCKAWAY, by BREWSTER A CO., or
Broome lit.
TOP WAGONS, BRhWSTER, STIVERS, DUSENBURY,
Ac.
TOP WAGON, pole and thalu, by DU8SNBURY A NELBON.
LANDAULKTTK, pole and shaft*, bv MINER A STEVENS.
CLASS QUARTER COACH, uy ADAMS.
Depot Wugons, Rock sways, Top and No-top Pony Pliaetoni,
Top und No top Wagons, la great variety.
VAN TAS8ELL A KEARNEY,
110 und 112 Hast l?th st.
\ TTENTION IS CALLED TO TlIE AUCTION SALE
J\. of the well known Trotting llorac*. elegant Wagons,
Harness. Blanket!, ltobee, Ac., the property of
WM. T. DARLING. KSD , TO TAKE PLACE
at bin private stable. No. 5 West 15th St.,
ONE DOOR WEST OF 5TU AV.,
TO MORROW (THURSDAY), MARCH 23, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK PROMPT.
Speed. Speed. Speed.
Inelndlng the fast an 1 very handsome gray Gelding Rotdmaster
: lie is IMg bands high, 0 years old, and was sired by
General Knox, duin gray mare Fleet wing: bo Is powerfully
built and united: can pull a road wagon at all times oh
truck or road in 2 .35 or better; is pure, level uml steady
I guited; no hitchnr, but a level and straight trotter, aud is
warranted sonnd and kind.
The fast and high bred Kentucky Mare, 15}? hands high,
5 years old; was bred in Kentucky and sired by Yellow
jacket, the site of Thomas I,. Young; she lias a prompt,
strong and handsome gait; rce ilutc, prompt nndensy driver;
can trot in 2:31 or 2:will trot in 2 :25 this season ; she is
w arranted sound and kind.
Fast ami handsome Trotting Gelding, Buy Dick, 15),
hands high, 7 years old; was sired by Volunte.or, dam by
Dutchess County Bashaw; was raised by Major Thornton,
of Orange county; he has a line and linndsoiue head, long
arched neck, line, sound leet, aud trotted, when 4 years old,
in 2:48; was purchased last spring by present owner, and
was driven last tall (n private trial on Fleetwood Park truck),
with no preparation whn'evor excepting road drivinr, a
mile in 2:36. and repeated in2:37; lie whs then matched
to trot Colonel Met all's horse for $2,1*10, und received forfeit,
which leaves him without record; he is the most promising
young horse to e found lor sale in this city, and if
properly handled this spring will trot well down in the
twenties; lie is a fine free and prompt driver, is froo from
vice or trick ; he neither pulls, lugs nor frets when in com
puny, and as stylish in hurnrss as any trotter living; he lias
great endurance ; is aa excellent pole horse and his extra
speed and pedigTee combined make him a valuable horse for
track purposes, and he lias no superior lor gentlemen'9
roadster; he iji warranted sound nod kind, and must be seen
to be appreciated.
Fast und line Day Trotting Mare. Bessto D., 15Ji hands
l.l.th, 7years old; was siren by Hilly Denton, dam by Pilot
Temple, Jr.; was raised by Mr. Taylor on bis stock farm, in
Orange county; is a pel leet and genuine trotter; she can
show better llinn 2fk) on track; is stylish ami bloodlike;
has a splendid set ot limhs and leet, with full mane and tail;
she is well broken to all harness, ami in all respects a first
class trotting mare: the is warranted a und und kind.
Also the fust snd well known black Gelding Kingston Boy;
he is 15V, hands high. 8 years old, as line a driver as lives;
e?n go me irncn nuu inn ? milB in J. ; ? ot cmi pace a mne
in 2:25 or better; owner has never used boots on liim on
road, hi he liked bin pacing gait; he is an nil day home nnd
if put in trim nrnl booted can, no doubt, trot an tun a* he
cmi pace; he is warranted sound and kiud.
Also 1 full spring top Wagon, 1 aide bar Koail Wagon, 1
pony Phaeton, single an^ double Harness, Blankets, Robes,
Ac.
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION AND TRIAL AT
8TABLE AS ABOVE. SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR
SHINE.
A~ Ken TOH NSTON.' AUCTIONEER. " "
Office 10 to 25 ldtli St., near University place.
' ASHIONEE'S SALE OK ENTIRE REFECTS OK 1'ORK
J15 PACKING ESTABLISHMKNT
O 252 TO 238 WEST 29TII ST.,
(- ,
j? WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, AT 10^ O'CLOCK.
o INCLUDING ALSO
"? fonr Horses, four Trucks, two Delivery Wagon a, one top
aide bur Wagon, single and double 11 unless, Ac , Ac.,
~ By order HORATIO REED.
Assignee of A. S. Snaulding A Co.
5 Catalogues now ready at the ollice of the Auctioneer,
10 to 13th at.
l'artlculara under head of Anetlon Sales.
\ FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE
Xl. "Brewatcr Wagon,"
the atamlard for style and f|uality,
now ready for inspection at our factory and warerooms,
Broadway and T7th St.,
5th av. and 14th st.
Special attention la colled to our improvement in side-bar
Wagons, which enables us to olfcr the lightest, safest and
best riding wagon ever produced.
BREWSTER A CO., <,r Bn ome at.
-BAY TEAM OK CARRIAGE HO MES, III HANDS,
ll. sound and gentle, Inquire nt 233 Scliernierborn
st., Brooklyn.
VBRBWMTKK ORRTfVEitS TOl* BUGGY WANTED,
cheap. Address llOMElt. ho* 1<?7 Herald oltiee.
A- BAY IIORSK, ltf H ANDS, 8 YEARS (H.I), WAIC
runted, for sale cheap. 670flili av.
?HAVING SOLD MY HORSE BLACK DAN AM
. now anxious to dispose ol my shifting top Windsor.
Wugon, rubber mounted Harness, Lap Rol.e, Sweat Blanket
and Whip all nearly new and will aefl at any sacrifice. Inquire
untt) sold at office of Arsenal Stables, Both at., near
Broadway.
BREWSTER FULL SPRING, PIANO BODY, TOP
Wagon; have no use lor it; will sell cheap for cash.
Apply at 131 Sullivan st.
T PRIVATE STABLE. 17TII ST., NEAK OTH AT.,
iv list feet deep; others. J AMB8 CAGNE Y, 15 Ahlng
don square.
it" -FOR SALE. SEVEN IIOK.-KS. KlTrABLE~~KOR
x\ farmers or any hiiaiiioas, the properly of a widow and
must be sold. 55 out Is 5th av.. near Hlcecker St.
P1NB CITY MADE TOP WAGON, 8INGLK AND
double Harness nearly new, will be sold cheap at private
stable. 115 East 22d st. _
A ?FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES FIT FOR FARM- |
l\ . in..' trncklnir ifrucprv or ihiiutaI tin' *1 vmIha
trial allowed. 161 Sullivan tt., between Houston and
Prince.
ISEWTSII SECOND IIAND CARRIAGES. HON.
aistlng of Coaches, Clarences, Coupes, l-sndans, l.nn laulcts
Br urhams, Hrctta, Victoria#, extension top r?rk.
Pony anil Basket Phaeton*, top Bond, rtpmi, depot
Wagons. Coup*. Itaeat light Hockaway* and Brett*. liarties*.
Blankets, Ac., at a very low price. WIIXIAM H.
GRAY, Knipire City Repository. 20 anil 22 XVooster it.
LAKGV. SlA BL ()> 27FII .NT , NEAR 5TII AV.",
2.'rxs?Jxl< 0. with plaec for roarliman, to UK low; also
Stable and Dwelling in rear. 146 Hut 2Mb at.
WILLIAM Ti'CKKR. 220 5th av.
\ ?Hl.RtlANT TOP PONV PHAETON. ItAV fOSl
. Ilarneri liaa l.ecn uaed by ladiea; f25<>; separate'
.'il I Tall av.. llTtli ?l.
-FOR BALK, FIX I GOOD Wnlik IIOiLSKH; ALSO
. one beantifol coops florae, IF.}, baud* high, H year*
old. Apply at.46 XVooater at.
7 'AFFKIY SI' I. K I eh?CELEBRATED FOIt Tit SIX
Vj Itghtno-* and durability, considered by turfmen to he
the uioat reliable inmlof all a eights in stock and built to
order; price *125. Address UIIAHLKH 8. CAFFKEY,
Camden. V J. (opposite Philadelphia.I
/'AKBIAGK III FAlltlM; -llAX INtf HKMDVEI) MY
faitoryto 1.401 Broadway, above 31'th rt., I am preCared
t? oiler every facility for carriage repairing in all Its
ranches on favorable terma ; estimates will be made, and
carriages railed for and dellvoreo: also will keep In stock an
assortment of my top and open lined Wagons and top Pony
Phaetons; strictly first class; au inspection solicited.
WILLIAM II. (1KAY.
/TOl'PK, WESTCHESTER AND LIGHT ROCK A WAYS,
V J one or two llorses. Park and l'ony Phaetons. linggie?,
at manufacturers' prleea J. COLYKK A CO.. Huilders,
:.!M Broadway.
CtARr.IAORR-ALL KINDS, MY OWN MAKE; BCOJ
sriea. Phaetona, Kockawaya, Exprrases, at manufacturers
prices. (1KL BK. 660Canal at.
FfXOH SALF.-TWO PONIES, 6 AND 7 YEA 118 OLD
sad in celt. Apply at Ml Monroe st.
1NOK SALE?A VERY FINK BHKD FRKMH MILCII
J1 Cow, three fourths Alderney, with calf three days old:
24 quarts milk per day. Apply at private stable. No. 155
East 115th St.
I NOR SALE?TEN HORSES. HIITABI.K FOR ALL
' kinds of work ; also one pair black P>#iea that can trot
In ?>| together, old Third Avenue private road stables,
corner ltd a'v. and 06tb St.
LIOR SALE? A FINE CLARENCE, IN FKBFECT 0Rr
der; AIM a Coupe Itockaway; price. $22' ; also a side
bat top Buggy, tnade by Dnsenhury ; price, $156. Apply at
LPI Bhst CMfi St.
I ['OK SALE?A RAY HOKRF.. S YEA IIS OLD, 15
1 hands 1 inch high: can trot in 2 sure; sound and
kind In every reaped; good In aii>Kle or double Imrne-a .
I'M be aeen ilO. II. SIMMON*' atable. 78 end HO Bunk M.
tiOR . HALR-TIRXOUT SEAT PIIABTOX, WITH
r alilftlng lop over front teat,' Fold eud Shafta. Addreae
P.. boa 121 Herald office.
>RK H
VRCH 22. 1876.?TRIPLE S
HORSES, CAMUAW, dfcC.
For sale?a first class coipb rockawat
in good order; also city built tup Wagon; will be kolil
low for want of use, Can be seen at 21 3d St., near 2il ay.
IjlOB 8ALK-TH RKB BAR EBS> CABT8, IN OOOD
running order; will be (old very low. Apply at SIMPSON'S
lit able, 27 3d St., near lJowery.
IjVJR BALK.?Ml" ST SELL. ONE STVL1SH HAY
Horse, 1.1 bands; alio Canadian Pony, 14'. bauds;
perfectly gentle for ladies; warranted sound. 81) King It.
For saLF-a six skated Fhakton in pirbt
rate order. Can be seen at Central Stables, 1,4>X)
Broadway.
I^OR SALE VERY CHEAP?GOOD SOUND HORSH
Top Wagon and Harness, ut4'J4 East Dtta St., bakery.
L^OK BAJ.E ?AN KI.KGANT LANDAU. FAIR llUKnKH,
P Harness, Robes, Livery, Ac. Call at or address 217
West 4 1st st. JOllK MeMANUR
yjiOR SALE FOR W ANT OK I'SR-A CHUNKY
i'ttny, price $tki; not half value ; also a black Canadian
l'ony. 204 West ltith st.
HO USPS WITH SCRATCHES?"TALCOTT'8 CURE"
never fail*. Large bottles, $1 2.1; small, .10e. Try It.
KIDDER, 83 John st.
Horses HOARDED FOR $2.1 PER MONTH.?LIGHT,
airy stalls on ground floor; best oI earn and attention.
At Centennial Club Stables, 142 West 37tb at., near Broadway.
OKSE. COUPE AND Tl.VJtNESS FOR BALE CHEAP.
Inquire at 140 West 2Stli st.
VliW AND LARGE stock OP
X V Landaus.
I.andaulets,
Cooties.
A. s. F. LANDRAU,
372 and 374 Broome st., old stand Brewster A Co.
rTVaTE ESTAIlI.IBn.MKST?horse, HAKNERB
und Coune new , half value; want offer. Seen at
Real Estate Office 2* West 2l?th st.
QAGRIFICK.?LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE AN'I)
0 Harness; Cue order; tit far delivery. 209 West lUtb
st., distillery.
SIDE IIA K TOP "WAGON "NEAKI.V NEW. GREAT
sacrifice; HOYNTON, 2*7 Htb av , near 24tb st.
rniiE "republican ionvextkin
1 AT SYRACUSE TODAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES,
WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
IN THF. EVENING TELEGRAM To NIGHT.
rpKACK SUI.KIEs._IN ORDER TO POPULARIZE
J. our Sulky trade we offer from stock or will build to order
Traek Sulkies, In all weights, unsurpassed in quality and
form, for $125. BREWSTER ,k CO. (ofBroouo st!., Broadway
and 47th st.
ilTANTRD-ROAD OR F AMII.Y DRIVING KSTAB
TT lishmcnt, payment in a small Ilouso or Lots, free, at
Flushing. Address M EEC 11 ANT, box 142 Post office.
WANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD MAKES; MUST III'.
>T good slse, good color and well bred, even if a little
tender; pasturage and wintor keeping. Address, will, fall
particulars. FARMER, Herald office.
ANTED-A GOOD SADDLE UORSK, BAY OR
chestnut preferred, that will go In harness. Address
S. E.G., Herald office.
Panted-about as oabt iron corner feed
Boxes fur stahte. Addr'ss, stating lowest cash urico
nml wlnti-. to I>.. a,,,.,, hsv r.i |J?.| ..sl..? 1 V* V
TT"ANTED IMMEDIATELY?A SOUND, 8TYL18H,
V" ro.id-broken Saddle Horse; state price. Address
EQUESTRIAN box 77:i J'ost ollioe.
(fcqr FOR OObD DRIVINO II11R8B, 7 TKARH, 15,tj
?P< '?.J bands: warranted aound and khid: Mare cheap.
Builder's, 243 We at 15th at.
. EAC,| WORTH *^-TKFVE BEAUTIFUL
rXTirrJ new top Express Wagons; most sell. No. 124
West lltth it.
dry goods.
DAMACKD CI.OTII8, t'ASSIMKRES, SATINET-'*
Kentucky Jeans. Cottonalea, Flaunels and Karmors'
Satin- from the Broadway fire; balance clearing out cheap.
WM. MATIIEWS, 54 Catharine at.
MIMJHKRV AM) DRBISMAKIRO^
Artistic millinery.?mmb. sneddkn, tea
Broadw ay and 1S3 5th av.; Exhibition of spring and
sunitner importations Wedncsduy, March til. Admission by
card only.
T -MAKIRTILLUANN CO., OF l'TltlsriMPOKTERS
iir of fine Millinery, successors to Mine. A. Michel. 423<ith
av., near (I'ttli at., returned from I'aris bv Perelre. Exposition
Wednesday, 2t'lh of March.f Invitation by card.
\T K. MATHERS A CO.. Wil BROADWAY. NEAR
. lHHi at., will liave their openln r of a choice and i-le
gaut srieetion of French Bonnets and Knglldi walking Huts
on VYodneaday and Thursday, March 22 and 22.
A~~ N OI'ENtNG OF I'ATTKltN BONNETS FOR THE
trade?Also Paper Pattern Bonnets of the latest dosigns,
on Wednesday and Thursday, Marcli the 22d and 23d.
M. Is KINO. SI 15 Uroudway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
~\ ?A?? RBiTCLAK SPICINO OFENINO OF IM.
_/\ ported Itonneta, English Bountl Hats and the latest
novelties in Millinery, at K. OA Y'N, No. 1.61 6tU av., on
Wednesday and Tlinraday. March 22 and 23,
''frtlE CCSTIS HAT."
JL
QRAND OPK.NINtI
J. R. TERRY, *05 Broadway,
will exhibit hie spring Importation of Bonnela, Round
llata, misses' and rhildren'a lluta. Ac., ot the latest Parisian
productions, on Wednesday and Thursday, March 22 and 23
Also all the naw shapes in iiutrimmed llata, youths' ami
boys' Hats, Klowera, Kouthera. Ac.
"rpilL CUSTIS IIAT."
ME. oaloui?bau7 no 5:1 east nrin sr. new
York, will open her Importation ot Paris Millinery for
the spring season 011 Wedneaday. 22d inat.
IJUIE CUBTIS HAT."
ME. FKURERO, NO. 7 WEST SOT 11 8T., WILL
open on Thnraday, March 23, an elegant assortment of
spring Bonnets and Hound Hate, aeloetcd with great eare iu
the loading Paris houses.
MB. ifluCK, NO~l<T WEST 14TII ST.. WILL OPEN
her importation ot Paris Millinery for the spring season
on Wednesday, 22d Inat.
Mrs f. we in berii er, no. 3 union soiarewill
liavo her first spring opening of imported Bonnets'
Round Hats. Suits and Sucque* on Wednesday and Tburaday,
March 22 and 23.
^ T, UiUUINH.
Grand Spring Opening,
This day, March 22.
Imported
Pattern Bonnets sad Round Hats.
_ 03 Wast 14th st.
M~~' II.MNERY-MRS. It. MEIN, NO K70 HltOAH
wajfj will open on Ttiursdar. the 23d inst., a choice ?e
lection of Paris Bonnets and English Round llata, iroift
leadinghouses; also of ber own manufacture,
A E JEFFREYS, HI EAST 1 "I'll.ST , BETWEEN
. Broadway and University plaeo, will open Thursday,
Marcls 23, an elegant assortment of Spring Bonnets and
Round llata, selected with great care from the leading
"Paris houses.
"rpilE CUSTIS HAT."
k<ll?E AND SPACE PLAITING; ALSO DOUBLE BOX
O plaiting done while you wait up to 23 inches wide.
Save your goods hy calling on B. JOSEPH, 3H Forsyth at.,
two doora from Gmnl st.
S"
of
Pattern Bonnets and Round Tlatn,
InlanU' und Oliildrt'ii1! Furnishing Uoods,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
March 22 au.l 23
E A. MORRISON,
BBS Broadway and 13 Eaat 10th at.
i "rpiiK custis hat."
1 WRIOHT V MAKKIIAM, 1474 Broadway, and ANj
DREWS A SANFORD, 353 Broadway, cordially Invite mll
llncra vlaiting our city during opening week to call and inaocct
the only now aliapc introduced this aeaaon, We liars
the above ahapo in Hwlaa chlpa, French chips and Milan
atrnwa.
rpiiOMPSON, BEEIl-S TTo.,~7tf 7~BKOAD W a Y. WILL
I liars their opening of Pattern Bonnets and lien on
Wednesday and ihuraitay, March 22 and 23.
"IJ11IK CUSTIS nAT."
I STEM CTIOIE
An artist in landscape and marine paint
Ing and illuinlnailon, having a claaa in the city, will j
ink" two or three more pupila. Apply on Mondays and I
Thursdays at No. II Eaat 22(1 at, between 10 ami 1 o'clock,
or .nldri -a ARTIST, No 3 Pine at.. New York.
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS,
7.SI Rroauway.
Course of Practice designed for adulta.
o. c. Marsh, author of
popular work* on bookkeeping. Apply for cireulara.
T.1REN0H IN SIXTY EESHONS, $5 PER MONTH",
F conversation. In ml lies attended. Call on or addrcan
FRENCH TEACHER No 17 Weal 24th at.
TEACIIF.il OF PAINTING (ALSO OF VOCAL AND
Inatrun.cntal muaic preferred) wanted, forprivatc pic.
ture gallery In rlty near New Yuvk, either male or female;
irouil chance lor good artist Addren*, giving full nualif.eationn,
HUDSON RIVER, Herald office.
POST OFFIIK NOTICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE PORKION MAILS FOR
the week ending March 25. l*7il. will clone at this <
nIBre oo Tnetday at 11:30A. M., for Europe, par ateamer TVIacfmsin,
via yuecnatnwn ; on Wednesday, at II A M , per
ateamer Abyaainiil*, via Queenatowu; oil Tburnday, at
11:3U A M., for Europe, per nt?atuer Lcsning. via Plymouth.
Cherbourg mid Hamburg; on Saturday. ?t II :*? A M . for
tlm Continent of Kuropt. ner ateamer Mowl, via South <
uiuptnn ?nd llrrnten; at I'i M for tireat Britain, Ireland and
France, per ateauier Adriatic, via (Jueenetown; and at III <
M. lor Scotland, direct (mu?t be specially addre??ed),
per ateniuer An< liorla. via Ulaagoer. the n. ail a for < hltia, I
Japan. Ac., will leave San Franciaco April I The direct
mail lor Braail, Ac., will laavo New York April 15. 1
T. L. JAM KH, I'oatm aster.
PROPOSALS.
OFFI< F. OF TBI'XTEES OF BAILORS' SNCO
Harbor,
Ho. 74 Writ, Sr. 1
saw York, March 14, IsTtl. ) <
Sealed prApotala trill be received at thh office until Saturday
ibe ?"?th Inat.. at noon, 6>r 'urnlnhlng T'O/hY) Xorllt (
River Brick, 300.000 Cruton Kronta, lOD.irat feet of Yellow i
Fine Timber IJO.'JOO feet of Yellow Fine Fltmrlair, tltr.trp? j
feet of Fine I.ttyiber, tMlrun Heama; all to he more or Inat ( ,
aa may be rouniroif "of tdaiu and vpeclOeatlolu apply only i
to R. F. SMYTH, at the nuic* pf the Uoveruor, at the (
Sailor*' SnuK Harbor. Htaten Inland.
The Trnateeo do not bind tbamaelrea to accept the loweit
or any hid which that! not Ire deemed lor the Internet of the
InHltntion.
All bida rauat he addret?ed "Traatee* of Sailor*' Sang 1
llarbor,'' and marked "Fropmala," Ac
THOMAS MKKK.NLEAF. CvutBtfeUM i
[ERA!
HEET.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CU'NARD UNt-B. AND N. i K. M. S. P. CCA
I NOTICE.
\ Willi a view to diminishing the chances of collision, the
steamers of this Una take a spooitic course for all seasons of
the year.
On the outward passage from Qoecnstown to New York or
Boston, crossing the meridian of Mi at 43 latitude, or nothing
to the north of 43.
Ou the homeward passage, crossing the meridian at oO at
42 latitude, or nothiug to the north of 42
KKOM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
TOWN.
ABYSSINIA .Wed., March 22 I ALGERIA... Wed., April 5
JAVA Wed.. March 29 | CHINA. Wed , April 12
Steamers marked 1 do not carry stocrage passengers.
Cabin passage, <? >. $1'*' and 1130, gold, according to accommodation.
koturn tickets on favorable terms
Stecrago tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very
low rates. Freight and passage office, No. 4 Howling Cireeu.
CHARLES ti. KRANt KI.YN, Agent.
PASSEMiKI'.s I-Kit STEAMSHIP AltVftHlMA EM
bark from the Cunurd wharf, loot of tiraud St., Jersey
City, at 2 I*. M. on Wednesday. March 22, 1M70.
| CIIAS. Q. KRANOKI.YN.No. 4 Rowling Green, New York
STATE LINK.
NEW YtiltK TO GLASGOW. I.IVERPOOIi, DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
from pier 42 North River (loot ot Canal st.) as follows
STATE OK VI KOI N IA Thursday. March ?4
STATE OK INDIANA Thursday. April R
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, April 20
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. Klrst cabin, $H0,
INTO and $HO; return tickets, $120. Second cabin, $4.'i; return
tickets. If*1'. Steerage at lowest rates. Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN' k CO.. Agents, No. 72 Broadway, N. Y,
Steerage passage office, 45 Broadway.
N1TED STATES MAIL LINE -STEAM l'O QUEENHTOWN
AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 4ti Ni./th River.
WISCONSIN Tuesday, March 21, at 2 :3G P. M.
WYOMING Tuesday, April 4, at 2 P. M
NEVADA Tuesday, April Is, at 1 P. M.
Cabin, (tin. #7lJ and $MO, currency.
Intermediate, $4U; steerage. $2d.
Passengers bonked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway,
Sweden, Ac Drafts en Ireland. England, France ami Germany
at Inn est rates
WILLIAMS A ULION. 20 Broadwa,y.
C1 RE AT WESTERN STEAMSHIP Lltffc.
r TO BRISTOL (UNO LAM)) DIRECT.
Hnili 11 n IVoti pier Is East River, its follows:?
COltNWA I.L, Stamper Saturday, March 25
GREAT WfcsTEIt.V Windham Saturday, April H.
Cabin palaa.-e, intermediate, $45; steerage. currency
; excursion tickets, If 12<>; prepaid steerage eertlliciitee,
$20. Apply te W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 70 South RL
WILSON LINK FUR mJT'T 11A M PTC N AND HULL~
?V sailing from pier >11 North lliver. as follows:?
NWVAKIM) March 25 I OTHELLO April 22
COLOMBO April s| HINDOO May 0
first cabin, $7'?, currency; Mcijjid cabin,$45, currency.
Excursion tickets on very latnralde terms. Through tickcis
kssui'd to Continental and Baltic porta Apply tor full particulars
to
CHARLES L WRIGHT A TO , WI_Sonth ?t.
AM HI' RO AM MI HAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINK
lor PLYMOUTH. CHKRHOI'ltM and HAMBURG.
LKSSIXG March 22 I t l .M It 111 A April B
W IK LAN I) March 20 I 81'KVIA April 12
Kates of passage l? I'lyinouih. London, Cherbourg, Hamburg
and all poiois in England, Scotlatui and Wales:?
Cob in, first saloon, ituld. fl'k)
t'aliin, second nalouu, cold 00
Steerage, currency 20
KUNUARDT A CO., C. H. RICHARD a BOAS
llcnurnl Agents, licneral Pass -tiger Agents,
01 Broad St., Now York. til Broadway, Now York.
XTORTU GERMAN LLOYD. ' j " >
In STEAM SI 11P LINK BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOL I'll AM PTON AND BREMEN.
Conmauy's pier, foot of 2d st.. Itobokcn.
MOSKL Sat.. March 25 > N EC K Alt Sat., April 8
HAMBURG sat , April 1 i ODER sat . April M
Rates of passage (rout New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen ?
first Cabin, $100, gold; Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steerage,
$.'10, currency.
Return tickots at rtyluqed ratos.
Prepaid storage certificates, $.tj, currency.
For freight or passage applv to
OELRICIIS a CO., No. 2 Bowling green. 1
TNMAN LIN ? M All, K'f EAM KI1S?
1 FOR yCEK.NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK PARIS Saturday, March 25. at 3 I' M.
CITY OK CHESTER Saturday, April I, at 11 A. M.
CITY OK NEW YORK... Saturday, April S, at :i 1*. M
OITY OK RICHMOND .. .Thursday. April 13. at M A. M.
CITY OP MONTREAL Saturday, April 22 at 3 P. M.
From pier do Nurtli River.
Cabin passage $80 and $100, gold
Steerage $28 currency J
Draft a issued at low eat rate*.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent, 15 and 33 Broadway, N. Y.
A' M'ltOR LINE, ~ ;
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
ANOHORIA Saturday, March 25, lit 3 P. M.
ETHIOPIA Saturday, April 1, at 4 1 A. M.
VICTORIA... Saturday. April 8 at 3 1*. M.
CALIFORNIA Saturday, April 15, at IDA. M.
TO uLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY.
QUEENSTOWN OR BELKAST.
Cabin. $t>5 In 8'so currency, arcordiuc lo accommodation.
INTERMEDIATE, $35; steerage, $2S.
Draft* Daucd for any amount at eurruut rates.
HENDERSON BROS., Agents. No. 7 Howling Green
rpilE REPUBLICAN C< IN VENT ION
i AT SYRACUSE TO DAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES,
WITH FULL PARTICULARS.
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM TONIGHT.
Rational line.
A.1 Eruiu piers 44 and 47 North River.
for london direct.
holland Tbur-day. March 30,0 A. M.
KOR QIJEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
ITALY Marcu 25. 3 P. M. | THE QUEEN. April 8,3 P.M.
EGYPT, April 1. 0:31) A. M. | II E LVKTI A. Ap'l 15.0:3'lA.M
Cabin passage, $60 and $70, currency. Return tickets at
reduced rates.
Steerage passage, $20, currency. l'Qmaid steerage tickets
from England, Ireland and Scotland afTtio lowest rates.
Drafts issued from ?1 upward, at current prices.
Apply at the company's oflices, ?Ys? Broadway.
" K IV. J. IIURST, .Manager.
Red star line.
Appointed to carry the Belgian sod United Statoe
mails. The following steamers are appointed to mill
KOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. 1 From New York.
NKDKKLAND March 28 I KKNILWUKTH April 8
VADKRLAND April 21 ! SWITZERLAND May 3
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia t For New York. ,
VADERLYND . .March 2S I SWITZERLAND Anrll I)
NKDERLAND .... April 21 J KENILWOKTII May :i I
PRICES OK PASSAUE IN CUKKEXCx.
First Cabin $!*> | Second Cabin $ io "
Steerage ticket* to and from nil point* at the lowest rate*.
Passenger accommodation* for nil clone* unsurpassed.
For passage, rate* of freight and other information apply
to UKOItliK W COLTON. A sent. 42 Brood st.
PETER WRIGHT A SONS, (leneral Agents,
:??7 Walnut at., Philadelphia.
JOHN McDONaLD, Passenger Agent,
No. s-ltattmy place, New Vork.
WHITE 8TAB LINK. 1
TV FOR UlEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIIK UNITED SIATKS MAIL
The steamer* ot this line take tlio Lane Routes recom
mended bv Lieutenant Maury. I'. H. N., truing south of tbo *
Bank*on the passage to (Jueeustown all tho rear round.
ADItl A TIO .March 20, at S P. M.
BALTIC April I, at 11 A. .M. ?
REPUBLIC April s, at il P. M. 1
GERMANIC April 10. at 10 A. M. I .
CELTIC .April 22. nt 3 P. M
From the White Star Dock*, pier 02 North River.
Kates?Saloon, $d<>. $r*0 und $lo >, in gold: return ticket* i '
on reus inalde terms, .steerage, $2S.
saloon, staternoms, smoking and bath room* nre placed | 1
amidships,'where the Poise and Illusion are least, alio tiling a
degree nf comfort hitherto unattainable at sea.
For Inspection of plans and other information apply at the
company s oflicc, 1)7 Broadway, Now York
R. J. CORTIS, Agent 1
QNLY 'DIKKVT LINK I D FRANCE.
THE OENBKAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH <Q. B),
for the landing or passenger*.
The splendid ressels on this lavocito route for the Continent
'being more southerly than any other; will sail from
fier No. 4H North River, as follows:?
ABRADOR (Sanglier) Saturdav. April I
AMHK1UUF. (Pourolz) Saturday, April 15
FRANCE rfrudeilel Saturday, April 22
PRICK OF PASSAUE IN COLD Including wine) :?
First cabin, T11D to *120, according to accommodation.
Second. $72. Third, $40.
Return tickets at reduced rate*.
Steerage. $2(1. with snperlor accommodation, including
wine, heading and utensils, without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus * do not curry steerage passengers
LOUIS DK BUB!AN, Agent, 5:> Broadway.
OUT DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOL
LAND. HKLUIUM. THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND
AC., AC.. VIA ROTTERDAM.
STEAMER SCIIOLTEM March 16.
STEAMER MAAS ?. March HD
These beautiful steamers, carrying the United States uiiul
... .... ... .... . .imiub, nit; HI.-nv i?vuiiwj* wn n i .... puiinc. I ,
Trlnt reirnlar, rntea low; eomtori and liviiifr perfect. I ,
For freight, For paeaage,
PUNCH, KDYE * 00. I, W MORRIS,
50 Broadway, |
0'DONOVAN ROr^SA 8TEAMSUIP PASSAGE OP- j "
flee -Steamer* every d?v, fork, Liverpool, Olnairnw, '
Derry; Railroad Ticket*; l>ralt?, payable everywhere.
O'Donovan ltoaae'* Hotel, 182 Chatham aquare.
L e
COASTW INK STBAMRHIPR. _ 1
IJAcTfJC MAIL MTBA MS II11' I.INK a
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, OIIINA. AUSTRALIA, A
NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH OOLU.M HI A. At:., Ac..
aailins; from liter fool of Canal at.. North Klver.
FOR HAN FRANt'lMCO, VIA 1STIIMI'S OP PANAMA,
Steamship COLON Prlday, March ill, 12 noon "
connecting lor ell Central American ami South Pacific porta. r<
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITV or PKKIN Vn.ll 1 \
PROM HAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA. PORT TOWN'SKND.
TACOMA. PORTLAND, Ac . Act.,
on the HHh ami 25th ot every month.
Kor frelKht or paaaage apply at lopt ol Canal at. N. R.
II J III I.LAV, Superintendent. ^
LJTEAM to Halifax.
O THE AI HRITISII TIU?N STEAMER HELTA P
will aail tor Halifax, N. A., on Wodneeday,
March 22, taking freight at low ralea.
Cabin pn-*ace tlU, gold. kor farther particular* apply to
0. O. FRANCE I.YN. y
Nn. 4 M?m i,h Oreen. j
UP,IIMI HA ISLANDS.
NINETY -EIGHTH DEPART!! It R
>1 the regular ami elegant mail alraiiiablp CANIMA will Ix j
Ihuraday. March At, from Pier No 12 North River. Steam- n
*re every week after April 1.
Climate and aeenery uneuualled by any other winterratort,
while the dlatance and expnnae of the trip are lea*. ->
(JultBEUAND GULP PORTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY. j
211 Hroadway. New York. |
E10R NASSAU, N. P -A FAMOUS WINTER RESORT? "
Regular mall ateamaliipa from Nate York via Savaanah,
March 2S and April S; front rtav.inuab, April I and April
12. MURRAY, FERRIS A CO., <12 South at.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, \
aniline from pier 37 North River. P'
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tue'daya, There- bi
lay* and Saturday* at 3 P. M , connecting with the Virginia ~
-no ifniisNi Air l.lne, Atlantic I oart Miie rlMKMt Air ,
Line, Ch??ap?ako an 1 Ohio Railroad. and with tli? oiu- ^
p*nj'? lt<-am llnji la j?l-r?ur paint* iu Worth t'aroliua and
VJfjj'u a. JTgwVro <uij WA-li"n<ton, V. C. (rU Jio.folk), J
6*<l/Tfiaailay, I hur-ilajr and Saturday. (
l.i'wut, I)?l . MontUr and Itiariwtajr d I*. M., coonutlog }
Kith Maryland nod Dam-rare railroad*. r?
i'***eniror accommodation* iin*iirpa?#nd- ?
Through pilar a ir# ticket- ami Idllr of lading ?0 >11 point* at /
lowxat lata- In-nranee to Morfola. Ac , '? perc*nt_ freight \
repaired dally at piar 37 Worth Rl?*>. 7 ?
wich ik i?. XcCKKiDY. w
LjJLJh
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
XY., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 98. LINE.?
. Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River at 3 E. M.
FOR HAVANA MULCT.
CITY OK HAVANA ".....Tuesday, Mnrch 31
CITY OH" V KM A l KI.'Z Thursday. March 33
CITY OF NEW YORK Thursday. March U
KoK VKRA CBL'Z AND NKW ORLEANS,
Tie Havana, EroRreso, Cauipeacby, Tuspan and Tsmplco.
CITY OK HAVANA .Tuesday. March - I
CITY OK V KKIDA Tuesday, April 11
Kor freight or puss-rue apply to - ..
K. ALEXANDRE A HONS, 31 ?ud 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans March 30 IIM April 10 for
Vera Crua and all other ports.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA.-WEEKLY LINK
to l'ert Ruval, S. C., Kernaudiua. Kla. Brunswick, Oa.,
suiting every Thursday, froru uier ISO East River. The
steamer CI I Y OK It ALLAN, Captain IHnee. will sail Thursday.
March 23. at 3 E M..for Kernaudiua and Eort Royal.
Through tickets Issued to ail points in f lorldu and thro.clt
bills ofladiui; liiven to all points in the South and Southwest
For Ir. iglit or par- Age apply to C. II. MALLOBY A
CO. or HERMAN tiELECKE, t.>3 Maiden lane.
UOR HALIFAX. N H -CROMWELL LINK
r steamship OEO. WASHINGTON will leave liler 10
North River, on Friday, March 34, at 3 K M., and each alternate
Kriday thereafter.
* ?~A.i)"pYy't'g CLARK' i*SKAM A N "Ai' w'J',i*Vt .*"'
\rI^W YORK AND H A V AN A DIRECT MAIL" ITN'K.?
These lirst class stenmiddps will a,ill nt I 1*. M from
piar 13 North River, loot of Cedar street, for Havana direct,
us follow*:?
t'OLl'MBl'S .Tuesday, March JH
orescent city . . i I, irsd'ay. April l?
For freight and passage, havoig unsurpassed uccomm -list!on?,
apply to
WM. P. CLYDE A ( O . No. II Bowling Oreen.
McKEEI.EK, LL'LlN'Ci A CO., Agent, in Havana.
rriexab like fob ualvestoje Toiiciiist] AT key
1 West. carrying tho United Statin mail ?The steamer
CITY Ob' SAN ANTONIA, Captain Pennington, will ( all ou
Saturday, M in ch 25. at .3 P. II., from pier 20 Earn River.
Through iiiil* of lading given to all point* mi Hie Houston
nml Texas, Central international and Ore at Northern,
Culvcston, Houston and Henderson. and the tiatveslnn,
llarritburg and San Antonio railruud*. Freight* and in*
miraneo at loweit rate*. For trolght or pa*-age. having
nperior ueeonimodutiona,. apply to C. II. MAI.I.OrtY ,t
CO., 153 Maiden lane, or \V P. CLYDE, No. 0 Bowling
Oreen.
TjIOR NKW ORLEANS DIIIECT.
r TIIK CROMWKLn LINE. .
I he stfutushiu
HUDSON. Cantaln Oager. ,
on Satnnlay, March 25, at II o'clock P. M.,
from pier No. 0 North River.
Through hills ol lading given to Mobile und all principal
|)oini on the Mississippi River.
Cabin pu**age, $50, steerage, $25.
Apply to CLARK X SEAMAN, 8d IVest *t.
rllllE ItEPl Bi ll'AN CONYKNTIOX
1 AT SYRACUSE TODAY'.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES,
WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
IN THE EVEXIVH TELEGRAM To-NIOIIT.
OHOAN'S LINK OU STEAMSHIPS,"
for New Orleans and Tex**,
will aail every Saturday to New Orleans, transferring TcxaF
freight there to Morgan's Louisiana anil Texas Railroad for
Morgan City, llieuee per Morgan's line of steamers to Texas
ports. _ _ ,
I lie will "an iMini pur ?> Norm ttlver, Near
York, on Saturday, March 25, at 3 I'. M . for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston and to
all points on the Galveston Harrlshurg and San Antonio,
Houston and Texas Oentrnl. international and Great Northern,
Texas and l'aoillo and Transcontinental railroads, ami
to fndlanola and San Antoaio, and all points on the Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific llailway. lirasos Santiago,Corpus
Cliristl, Ho kpnrt, St. Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton lauded at liockport.
Lighterage and Channel dues at cither Corpus Christ! or
lirasos Santiago at the expense and rl-k ul' eouslgnee.
Through rates to Itrnwnsvllle, via lilo Crau ln Railroad.
Insurance can be effected under open policy of C. A, Whitney
& Co., Now Orleans From New York to New Orleans,
\ per cent; front Now York to all Texas ports via New Orleans.
'i per cent.
Freight nt lowest rates. For freight or further information
apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY .t CO., Agents,
1'icr 30 North liner.
TKAVKLLEltM' GUIIJK.
U EN N SYLVANIA RAILROAD.
I GREAT -TRUNK LINK
AM) UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via Dosbrosses and CorSltudt
rerrles, as follows Express,
for llnrrisburg, I'lttsburg, the West and Smth.
with Pull in mi palace cars attached, 0 :J'J A. M., O and 3 :J>
P. M. Sunday,il an did#) 1'. M.
For Williauisport and Lock Haven at 9 :3J A. M. and 8;'! )
P.M. For Curry and Erie, H:3<l P M., connecting at
Corryjbr I'ltuaviflo, Petroleum i lout re and the Oi! Regions,
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, "Limited Washington
Express" of Pullman Parlor Jfurs dalle, except
Sunday, 1):30 A. M ; arrive Washington 4:1') P. SI. Regular
at 3:10 A. Si., 3 and 0 P. M. Sunday, II P. M
Express for Philadelphia, 7, 7 3", S ;d'>, ll;30 A M ; 12:10,
3, d, d :1c, ,1, tl, 7, H :3 i, 11 P. M., and 12 night. Sunday, \
li, 7, K;30 and I*. M. Emigrant and icond c'ass. 7 P. VL
For trains to Newark, Elisabeth. Italia ay, Princeton, Trautoa,
Perth Antboy, Klo.nington, Holvldero and otlier
points, see local schedules at all ticket offieos.
Trains arrive:?From PLtsburg, 0:55 and 10:3'' A. M. ami
0:20 P. M. daily; 10:15 A. M. and 7:?o P. M. dally, except
Monday. From Wa-hiagtou ami Baltimore, *3:20 A.
4 Ski, o :15 a,ul 10:27 1*. M Sunday, 0:2 1 A. M From
Philadelphia. 5: In, 0:20. O :V?, 10:1 >, 11:2 1. 11 3d A. M..
2:15, d;t>5, .5:15, (i:lo, 7:40. S:44, S3;20, 10:27 P. M. Sanday.
5:10, ?VJ0. 0:55, 11:51 A. M . 7 :10, 0 d'j aud l'):27
1'. M.
Ticket offices, o20 and DM Broadway, No. 1 Astur llo iso
and loot of Ifeshrussos and Cortlaudi sts.; No. 4 Court, at.,
Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 110 and I IS Hudson ?t., llotiokcu.
Emigrant ticket ottloo, No. 3 Battery place.
frank THOMSON, I>. M. BOYD, .fr.,
Ceneral Manager, Heneral Pur-enger Agent.
1' >HILADKLPHIA, VTA LONG BRANCH AND "fitt
New Jersey Snutlieru Railroad ?l are from New York;
to t'liiludelpliia only $2 25. commencing March 13, lit70.
Lease New York from pier 3 North River, loot ot Rector st.,
at 10:15a. M., for Philadelphia, Vineland and Toms River.
At J \f fur IMiilmlt' !l)lli:l. Tt; ?> II arid Tii.ii. KK'ar
W. s rtNKDKN. Munigvfi
EJKOVTDENCK AM) STOXIMU'dX STEAMSHIP CO*
.NEW VOUK AM) BOSTON.
KKDIiTIUN OK KAICK
between New York and Providence to
lict.veen New Y'ork and Huston t??t.
srONINOTON I.INK.
From pier XI North River, Ion of layvt., the elegaiA
iteumera RHODE ISI.A.NI) .mil SARKACANSETT daily
(except Sunday*), at 5 P. M.
PROVI liENt'H LINE.
Kroni pier -7 N. R., loot of Pork place, sleeiixhlin KLEOrRA
ana tl ALATKA dully (except Sundays', lit 4 :'V) P. M.
. IIOLSES, ROOMS, ,<wt U WTKIJ.
In tltis City mid llniokl) ii.
IN APARTMENT OK T11KKK OR I OUR ROOMS 1M
,'V rcupectnble neijfUrorbood ; price not to exceed 920 pet
noil til Address. staling price, locution and pui uculxra, M.
box 1411 Herald "flice.
7 FAMILYTIF THREE ADULTS, Ill'SH AND, Ml Fir
/V. and daughter, would like to take charge nf a bouse fet
L party going to Europe; best references given; Address
ilr- LEE, Herald Uptown llraneli office
I SMALL FAMILY VVANT A ~SltE I LyoR t7?
. V Part ol a House, furnished lor housekeeping. A IdrcM
'REMANENT, ilerald office.
IN THE NKIOIIHORIIOOI) OK MAHI.MI.N <ii: UNION
L square (one flight up. southern exposure I. one largo
loom, with small room adjoining; gas, tire, closeta, hot am)
old water; no board or housekeeping; references. Address
I. C. II., Ilerald Uptown Itrnoch o.liee.
IJARTIES II AY I NO MOKE ROOM 111 AN I: :.<^I IHJKO^
I wishing leasun espouses. aNo (he care, h, ' keeping,
nsy hear pleasant family hjr addressing O. M., lie, old office.
LT NFURNISHED ROOMS W v.N ri U-NoT HiTiMKM
i than tliiril floor, for two adults iind infant. In vicinity
I Broadway Railroad depot; real nit to exceed JfZHper
u.null. Address I. O. N,. 305 We-t 53d at.
iVAMKD-A SMALL' FRONT PARLOR, WITH ?x"
YY tension, or Back one, with u o of KriAi and liedro ml
br a phyalciuu; furnished bet. Hib end 4tb era , from Inula
ottiili st Private family; would not object to ilourde
Iddrcsa X. Y'.., 54 West -ill! 1
UrANTKD-A HEATED KOtiM Willi WAVER. PIlli'Kl
$1. in the private home of ? Herman or Frunch widow.|
IdreriJstr lire* out of town, end will only ? :iapjr a h w
lav* in ouch week No ?li?reDutehli? pe ople need apply to
(ROIL. Hereki oflleft
rANTKD?M I* i. H\ FAMILY OH rilKBf tDtTLTO,
iMouii floor unii one rimn on third, tirirurnUhi d ; in
, privutr ho mm; between 1 Jth ami J.oh Ms..2d m*i?1 "?th uv*.
<o*t reference required and elvon. Aildrc.?% itutifij; terms.
It, II W., box 21b Herald oftbo.
SjASTKD ro I ' a8k a.N I M i KNTMIJI i? HOI si:,
TT about 2.r? tcct wide; containing at it-ant nine bed*
darge and Mnall; ; rent not to e\ieei jmr
nnnni. Addre^* 1J. II., box lvo?t oftiee.
U'AMKI) ON TUK 1ST or APRIL?A > RNISHB&
f T House, where the rent would be taken ill board, w tlii
be nrielli'ge of tnking other boardera. Addrots, for one weekr
?. (?.. Herald fptown Branch ofth'e.
llfATTKO?BY A SMALL AMKltlUAN FAMILY, 3 OK
V? Rooms fully fnrnixlied.for bon*eke ping; rent moat t o
iinlorate. Address A. f. S,, Herald I'ptown Branch oftice.
LIT ANTEI> .liKI.i; ROOM . 1 NI I i. S i HI K!?. HUIT
r able for light house kftftolng; niu*f stat" prlee and loalitf.
Addre.s KKSTKCTABLK AMKIUCAN, FIN) Hru.ulray.
UOANTED?THKK8 FURNISHED lltTusES AND
m three unfiirnlilied Inr Hrst ela?v'?"?nts, between Mil
ml .'kith ?ts. and 4th and IHh nva. Apply at mica to Al.DEN'
HIIKKJLIs. No. 2 Weal 14th at., nriu rfith ir.
ilirANTED?SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FLATS FOR
II reapnniihle tenauta; rent fruni il.oy) per year up*
nrda. Apply to Al.DEN A BUltRIl.L, 2 West 14th at.,
order 5th av.
lI^A.NTKD-A SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE. BB-,
M low 344b at ; rent ek.l per anmiin; h>r a family nf
lireo ?ilult?. Addreaa F. II., box 194 Herald I'plewn
Irnneh nffice.
AT ANTED?KOR SIX MONTHS. A KULLT FURniabeil
fnltage, with grftands and Iruit, unywhara
ithin ,'itl inllea of New York; rent n?t to ex read S4'itoS5l>
er monlb. Addret) box l,7ix, 1'nat uOico, New Y'ork.
DAXclmO AC IDEHIKS.
A Ll.F.N DUDWOKTHS DANi'l.Nii SCHOuf.
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Kor particulars mind for a circular.
VilAIITIKlrr IIAM I.NO ACADBMY, KX-lMHrt):*
, Huildiair, StujveMnt and !?th ?Open nil yumler.
Prlrate le*v>D? in slide and aaaemlly waltaaeapcciaDr.
4 T KRIVATK ACADEMY :.7 KAUf R9T11MT.?8RLKCT
V clauses, and prlrsto lessons In all fashionable dance* a
perltlty.
fSlAMu.ND'H DANOINO ACADEMY. l.'.fM RROAI)/
war ?l.adios and uentlemrn fully accomplished In all
to society dance*. araaon UAtli, 9ft; prlrate l?a?ona, ft.
HIlililAKDR,
l MKRICAX STANDARD Ill-.VEI. HtLUARDTAHI.E.N.
V wiili Delaney's wire cushions, Solely nurd in all cliainanaltip
and match aainaa; aacond hand Tablna at (treatirgaina
W. H (JRIKKITH A CO.. 40 Veser St.
L fi W SECOND HAND MLt.lARI) TAKERS KOR,
\ aala rcrr cheap. ai*o a splendid assortment of new
rlt at rary low price*. L. DECKER A CO., corner Canal'
id Centre ?t?.
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V In cood order, for sale. Can he aeen at Khelin'a war?>
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J Billiard Table*, with the celebrated I'lmlaa A Collen IN)
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