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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,476. NEW YORK, MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?Utii Pau??3d, 4th and 5th cole.
ASTROLOGY ?12th P.tG*-Slh col.
Ball season?1st Pao*-6th eot
BILLIARDS?lira Pack?5th coL
BOARDERS WANTED?lira Pag*?2d col.
BOARD AND LODOINO WANTED?llru Pac*?2d col.
BROOKLYN HOARD?11 th Pi(.n-2d col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR HALE?2d Par*?let
col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?9th Pag*.
BUSINESS NOTICES?7tii Pag*?6th col.
CITY HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE?2d Pao*?lat eol.
CLERKS AND SALESMEN-12tu PA?i*-6ih coL
CLOTIUNO-Uth Pagb-2.IcoI. ... ,
COAL'IIMEN AND I1ARDENEKB?llTU PAO*-6tb col.
COA8TW1KE STEAMSIUPS-Iat Pag*?5th and 8tb cole.
COPARTNEKSHII'S-Hth Pau*.
COUNTRY BOARD-IItu Pau*?2d col.
DANCING ACADKMIES-IIth PaG*?22eol.
DENTISTRY?12m PAU*-?tb eol.
DRY (JOOD8?I it Paok?5?h eol
DWELLINO HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND IN
Fl'RNlbHRD?2d Pau*?2d andSdcobu
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?l*T PAUB-oth col.
EUROPE-1st Pace??th coL
FINANCIAL?9tii Pag*.
FOR SALK-IItk Pag*?5th ool. ??
VL'KNISlIKD BOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-2D
Pag*?3d col.
FURNITURE?12TO PAO*-6th col.
HELP WANTED?FKMALBS?12th Pao*?6th and 6th
HELP?W ANTED -MALES?1 lm Pic*-6th.eol.
HORSES, t.'ARKIAliKS, AO.?1ST Pag*?2d, 3d and 4th
cols.
HOTELS?1 Ith Pau*?2d col.
Houses, rooms, ao., wanted?2d Pag*?4th col.
INSTRUCTION?i?T Pa
1 Pau*?Ob ool.
JERSEY CITY. HOBOKKN, I1UDSON CITY AND BF.R
CEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?2d Pag*?1 at col.
LECTURE SEASON?11*11 PAU*-2d eol.
LOST AND POUND? 1st Pagk-IsI col.
MACHINERY?11th PAGB-2d col.
MARBLE MANTELS?1st Paub?4th col.
MKDK'aL?2d 1'agk? Cth coL . . ,
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING?lrt PAfit:-5th col
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS? lOrit Pao*?
6th col.
MUSICAL?1st Pau*??th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7tu PAGic-Sth eol.
PERSONAL-Ist P*(i*-l?t col.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.?11th PAG*-5th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
12tii Pack?5th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OB TO
REST?2d Pack?1st and 2d cols.
REAL ESTATE TO RXCRANOK?Ud PAO?-2dcoL
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2d Paul--2d col.
RELIGION'S NOTICES?1st l'AG*-l?t col.
REWARDS?1st Paok?1st col,
SALES AT AUCTION?2d Pack?4th,-3th and flth ools.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALBS-12TH PaGK? 1st, 2d,
3d. 4th and >6lh cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?12rn PAG*-fltb col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-Ist PeGR-lst and 2d coU.
SPORTING?DOCS, BIRDS. AC.?1st l'A?s-2d col
STORAGE?1 Itii Pag*?flth col.
RUMMER RESORTS?11m PAC*-Ud col.
THE TRADES?lira PACK-tlth col.
THE TURF?1st Pag*?2d eol. ? ,
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2d PAC*-2d col.
TRAVELLERS (1U1DE-1st PAUK-fith col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pauk?4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?11th PAG*-5th col.
WATOHflS, JEWELRY, AC.?2d Pag*?6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET?2d Pag*?lat col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC ? 10m P.to*-6th col
PERSONAL.
Tf3iSQftff~SAflrKS~ *ffif~WRathbK
L Argyle Shadow Ball to-night. BROADWAY.
B
RON CHINE.
Daniel banks, formerly ok bootle. near
Liverpool, England. or hit next of kin showing legal
proof, may hoar of something to lilt or their advantage by
applying to ARTHUR SANDY, oox HilJ Pout office, N. Y.
Lady in black fur sacquu, walking down
5th av. at 1 1*. M. Sunday, thence to 43d at., looking at
New York Club Ilouxe while pass-ag. Gentleman following
deairca Interview. Address SINCERE 93. box 146 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
REACHES.?LEAVE TO-DAY. SORRY NOT TO HAVE
seen you. Write me how and where you are. Chicago.
. CURTISS.
Q
UEEN-2D AV.. TUESDAY, 2}? O'CLOCK,
MULETEER.
s
UPERB-WESTMORELAND, RAIN OR SHINE.
w
?WIDE AWAKE, YOU BET I AM. ARGYLE
i Shadow a to night. K****.
M
RELItiiOUS kutiuMT
foobT^ANi) spuncKtr
Hipoodror.14 flufhlTng.
Moon aervlce from 1.2 lo 1 o'clock ever* day, except on
Saturday, wlgn It la held at Association Hall.
Aitorocsc service at 4 o'clock, Tueaday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday.
Admission free, without tickets.
Erery Night, at S o'clock. In Madison Avenue Hall, and
Overflow Meeting nt same hour in Fourth Avenue Ilall.
Young Men'a Meeting, Fourth Avenuo Hall, every night
at 9 o'clock, and Saturday night meeting at Aaaociation
llall, 23d at. and 4th av., at S o'clock.
Special t!ckft? lor the evening aarvice of Tueaday, Wcdnea
day, Thursday aud Friday will he Issued to non-churchgoers
and to persons not yet entered on a christian life on per
aon.xl application at the Hippodrome each day at 10 A. M.
to 1(1 P. M. Entrance by door marked F, in 31th St.. near
4th a*. ...
No service at the lllppodrcm.' on Saturday and no noon
meeting on Sunday.
Servic*? clone on April 19.
A novuber of arti.lo* have been round, which owneraran
obtain on application.
^JONDAY NIGHT SERVICE WILL BE CONDUCTED
bv Air. Smikev.
Mr. Moody will meet young convert! and Ingn'rera only
in Aaaociation Hall every Alouday i.igbt at H o'clock
I
?very Monday Eight 1
):?'! AMI FOUNls
OST?LARGE, BLACK POCKKTBOOK, CONTAIN
J ing Paper* valuable only to owner. Finder will reccivo
$> by returning it to Colon Square Hotel billiard room. J.
C. H4IEKHAN. Manager. No questions asked.
1 OST?SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL ITALIAN
J Greyhound .tin reward will lit- paid if returned to
THOM AS R. SUDLOW. 17 East 9th at.
OII MISCARMED ^T{LlTiO.' d'n^i
for aame. as pay in ent_b a* kV?RNT E R, M Maiden lane. .
T OST?FRIDAY, APRIL 7. CREPE VF.IL, ON ITII
Jj at., Irora Bank it. A liberal reward for (lie aatne at 19
Morton it.
STOLEN?ON SUNDAY A. M., A HKD WALLET FROM
coat In (Inflainn House lini-ber shop. A suitahle reward
will be paid on return of tame, papets, Ac., to office. Ad
dress enclosed. No question* aaked.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.? LOST, A WARE
booae Receipt, uiiniberetl 12,1(62. loaned by Mesar. Ti
tus A Burdett. of No. 46 West at.. New York, dated March 2.
IH76, frr 10(1 bales of cotton, marked R. K. P. All persona
?re hereby warned against receiving aaiil receipt, delivery
having been stopped, and arc requested to return lite same.
If fonnd, to W.M K ROGERS A CO., Ill South William at.
UKW A ROS.
<t> ffHRKWAIlO.-frAKEX FROM THE ' CORNER ClF
tf)?) 46th at. and 3d av., a Hag, with a Smith A Wesson
Revolver, Return to 6d West 47th at. No qneatious naked.
SPK< 1AL. NOTICES.
TfKiTKQT INSTITUTE annual ei.ection
j\. Thnraday, April 20 167(1, at the rooms of the Institute,
Cooper Hailding Polls will open at 10 o'clock A. M
close at 6 o clock P. M.
ORESTES CLEVELAND, Presldeut
C. McK. Lkoskr. Recording Secretary.
Alabama state distributions-chartered i
by the Legialatnre.?Drawings every 21 days; 13tli i
distribution, en the Havana plan ideas 13). to be drawn at !
Mobile, Ala., April 13, before iwum rotninlisloners; Ryxo ,
cash prizes; e pital nrite, fJN.lkkl. Tickets, $3; quarters, i
31 25. Ail pritea paid in foil after the drawing. Agentv
wanted. Forcircnlurs address W1LKINS A CO., box 1,-tsi I
Post office. Mobile. Ala., or box 3,419 Post office, N. Y. 1
k -iraac a. botch. a-rj Broadway. lawtrr ?
J\, Divorces obtained prnmotlv. wltbnnt publicity: dttlt
ti?n, Incompatibility. habitual drunkenness. infidelity. In.
tinmen treatment, conviction ol felony. Pa?*porte obtained.
A? PRIZE OK ONE MILUON DOLLAS8T'
Extraordinary Havana I .ml cry ,
14,000 ticket!, "71 I'riir*.
Drawing, April 24, 1H70.
1 Pr'se of fl.<>*1.0:10
1 Pr!u of VfO.UWI
1 Prise of Jim.) oi
1 Priieof. ?t.OOO
fin) oil ret Prire. *5m
Royal Saxon Oovernment Lottery.
Main Drawing commencing Mey ?, IH76.
Srt.OW Hi ken. AH,000 Prise*,
i Prti# ?r. (?t?M> $ig,oop
I I'riir or t|!?ld) ~2.(J<*1
1 t rier of.......... t*olJ> 4H.OJO
Full exPl...torycirc.l^ebDo|iR ^
Poet office be* 9,594. 1 H^Na?**ii *t.. New York.
'k -KENTUCKY HTATE LOTTBRIB8 OP ? S. SMITH
* * KBxtrckr?rttai clahs 375. ron 1R7R.
4,-y jo 7 47, 43. 1, 77. 4<?. B. is. V-, 23, 23, 73.
* EMtlVKT-fWW -47H, r?>n 1M7W
59. 89, 40, 20. 01. ?'V 74. 9D. 45. T7. M, <4j. 25.17.
All ordtrt addrw H. NATHAN, ?>?* 4,fr#l> Post ollie*, New
Yor* city.
'a -PARKS, KMKRKON * CO.
A. Kentucky -tatc Lotteries, drawn dilly
Rnynl Il*v?na Lottery, drawn evny 17 dM
Kontaekv Eliurle Number LottofT, drann April 29. l?7a
Privet < milietl. inforinntiun itinilM?e?i mul circulars tree.
180 Broadway. Pomi o3ice box 5,272, JUw \ "fk.
or ro day"-!.asi- chance.
plait**! dietribnted.
tVyont'nir I-otlery draw! tltla day. Apr I 10 Ticket., f 1;
aixlorfib. Pri.'.ee caebed In full. AI.I.ASA to.,
79 Naa.au ?t..Nrw 1 rck.
(lARPKNTKKB.?TUB MAMV UllTIllO ViLI. BR
J held tonight, at Central Hall. 147 Weet 33<1 et.; "
P M.
f>iw'*ii|or mena ?p-ciai.tt.
J / HKXKY A. 9AMRI.S. N. 0.. 144 Lexington ar.,ne?r
2Mb et. Office licur* from M )?? 8 __
DH. "dAMKH OAN hiT spkcI ally uomtltkL> ON
atwntes of men, at <W Pulton et.; moderate charges,
bono ruble cnnlldence, thorough treaflruenl; terenty year,
experience. advice free.
' TXriLVOliDINXRY HAVANA LOTTKkTT
PI rat Prise,
One million r punish doliorx.
Second Prite,
tlnlf a mil lb. n spaniel) doll are.
Oerman <.. vrrnnieiit Lotteries.
V\A) llrMANN A CO.. Hanker*,
bo* 3.31". Poat office 75 and 77 Nassau et.
?
G
i -orriciAL OHAWiNtm kkntivkv state lot
- terte* SIMMONS. DICKINSON * CO.. Manager..
xxsTUCxr. xxre* claim ho. an7?amn. s, l*7a
42, 4i, is. an. 7, tin, 45. 4:r, 47. 4a, 2.
krxti i *r. CLexa no. 'AH- amul ?. |x7il.
47, 74, 47. 14. 2, m, m, 41 CR, 4ft, 17. ?. 12.
neir. KirttA clash ho. 187?aphil h. l?7?.
24, a, 41. 37. 14. 21, 73, HH, 46. 47, 10, 22.
Rkxnr. class ho. i?S?athil a, 187a
64, 12. 71. tbl, 4, ?>, 4t?, 10. 19. Tt. 39 61, 88.
Full Information by applying to or addrer-etn: J. CLl'Th,
fori it roadway, or box 4.989 I'net offioe.
(e -SIMMONS, Dlf KIN SON ~H CO.'S URAND
f, monthly Distribntiom, an tbe Havana plan, to be
drawn April 39; alee Royal Extraordinary Havana of Cuba
draws April 2t. Poll faroneatton by apply I no to or ad
dree.iav J. OLUfR. 200 It roadway, or be* 4.9B9 Poet office.
?ib'll KOMO CAfAKHH. DEAPNKM*'. tNPROYBd
? met bed - iajfantaneoue relief; permanent ernes.
Dr. 8TODOARD. Km II Wrat 14th it.
?PBCIAL Korraftl.
VfKfcToto?7' R x tta u s noN."-3k' medical ebb Airi
Ax eotnprialng a aerie* of lectureidolivered at Kahn'* Mu
seum of Anatomy, New York, en the cause and cure of Pre
mature Decline, showing iudtsontably how loet health ma J
be regained, affording a clear i "
igained. affording a clear synopsis of the impediment* to
marriage end toe treatment ofnermn* and physical debility,
beiag the result of 20 yean'experience. Price 25 rente Aa
drete the iuthor. Dr. L. J. KAHN. office and reeldeneo 51
Kaat 10th it. New York
NEW ORf.EA.Y8 AGENCY.-A BROKER, FAVoRA"
bly known, woul-l like to aad on < or more agendo* of
good* mltable to the wholesale grocery trade, rleaee ad
are ?* box 2,488 I'sft office New Orleans, La.
PILES?PILES.?HEMORRHOIDS OR PILEB PKR
manently eradicated In two nr four week* wlthont the
knife, ligature eaustlc or pain; perfect care guaranteed in
every in tunco and not one cent charged until effected. Dr.
HoYT, 21 VYeet 24th et.
PILES OR HEMORRHOIDS PERMANENTLY ERADI
cated In two to fonr weeks' painle-s treatment; no knife,
ligature- caustic* or cautery emploved ; positively
NO CHAKOB FOR TRilATMEKT UNTIL CUBED.
Circular* fret. Dr. STODDARD, only office No. S West
14th et.
J^OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Graud Extraordinary Drawing,
April 24, 1^76.
_ Capital prtte.
One Million Dollar*.
Only 15,000 tickets; H71 prises, amounting to $3,250,0001
Circular*, with fall explanations and hlttory, free.
B. MARTINI,/. A CO., Hanker*,
_ .. 10 Well ?t., buacment.
Post office box 4,689.
Highest rat** paid for Havana bank bill* and Spanish gold.
SECOND LODMBAKA GOLD DISTRIBUTION.
At N'*w Orieant, April 2t?. ls'70.
Capital Prise, ? 100,000!
8,580 Prizes, amounting to $502,50(h
All paid lit Cold.
Only 30,000 Ticket t. at $B0 each, currency.
Tenth* and Twentieth* In proportion.
Por Information, circular*. Ac., addrcat or apply to
No postpunomaula WILLIAMSON ? CO., Broker*,
Box 0,020 Post offico. 817 Broadway, corner Thomas ft.
SPUTTERING EPKEcflTALLY REMOVED.?CONVI
deuce guarantee.I. abundant rcfcr.'iiro*. Address, for
circular, AMERICAN YUCAL INSTITUTE, 103 Waverley
place.
TO THADDEU8 8HKRM AN, OR WHOM IT MAY CON
ecrn.?You aro hereby notified to remove froui onr store.
No. 220 Pearl St., New York, on or about the 20tli day of
April, 187U, certain trunks and boxen, supposed to be your
property, and left by yoa with one Alfred II. Hildrick about
seven yeitr* ago, and pay the charges for slorugo, Ac.,
Iberent. Unless yon do, the same wilt be loltl at public mic
tion to pay expenses. E. EACH A SON.
NPOllTIRiG?IMICiS. BIRDS, diC.
A?FOR SALE." ALL KINDS OP FANCY DfloS*
? Birds, Ac.; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared Food
tor mocking bird*, at B. G. DOVBY'S, No. 3 Greene *t.,
noar Canal.
-FOR BALE CHEAP. A VKKY LARUE ST. BBR
nard Dog, two English Ureyhounds, one Itullan tirey
hound. one Cuban Mastiff. and a large assortments of other
Do;*, at MKYRR'B No. 3 West 3d *t., near Broad
fancy ;
way.
A FIRST CLA88 ORKKNRR TREBLE WEDUE FAST
breech loader; very finest and but little used; 10 bore;
all improvements. A. C. SQUIRES, No. 1 Ccrtlandt st.
SECOND HAND W. A C. SCOTTH 8<> NS' TOP AC
tlon Breech-Loader; rebounding compensating Itttnp
and horn heal plato; a bargain. CHARLES' L. KIT/
MANN, 043 Broadway, above 22(1 st.
S'PORTING DOGS?BLACK AND WHITE SETTER
* Dog D .sit, lire J Iront Got lion's setter Guess; Is 15 mouths
old and well broken on woodcock and quail and i* a good re
triever.
BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG PURITY, by Oor
d.m's setter due**, from Webster's slut Fanny, 15 months
old; unbroken.
AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY, APRIL II,
at 10 o'clock, bv
VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY, AT THEIR MART,
110 aud 112 East 13th st.
rruvo BLACK AND WHITE SETTi.R DOGS. BRED
A from Gordon's s*tter Guess ont ol Webster's slut Fanuy,
one well broken and the other unbroken. 15 months old,
AT AUCTION TUESDAY, APRIL It, AT
10 O'CLOCK, BY VAN TASSKLL A KEARNEY,
nt their Mart. 110 East 13th st.
THE TURF.
G4LKKr\SfUoB~3?AkK FOR "sALK^oBf WT3flE^EP
I; ply to PHILIP DATKK, 2tf Broad ?t.. New York.
HORSED, CARRIAGES, At.
^Atio?lOJL~~ - ? - ?
By WM. TAN TA88ELL, Auctioneer
Office and Auction Mart, 11>> and 112 East 13th it., near
? 4th av.
Messrs. VAN TA8BELL A KEARNEY will sell
On WEDNESDAY,- April IB. nt 11 o'clock.
The New York Livery Stables, ?
Not. 10 and 12 East 21st St., between Broadway and 5th av.
24 head of Horse*, from 15!^ to 10 hands, suitable for car
riage, family or business use.
15 Clarences and gins* front Coaebe*, f.arul.tu*, Baron, hes
and Phaetons, Ac.
Top Wagons and Phaetons; nlso 25 sets of single and
double llurucss, all In firat class condition, and will be on
exhibition on and after Aprit 17 up to time of sale, when
catalogue* will be ready at Auction Mart and at office of
stable*.
Full particular* in next Snnday'spaper.
^?r accthim
AT FH
A I'lnr
A Bv Van TAS8ELL A KEARNEY. Auctioneers, nt
their lliirtc and Carriage Auctiuu Mart, 110 un<i 112 Kut
13th st., near Atli av.
On TUESDAY. April 11,
at 10 o'clock.
Family Establishment.
Elegant train <lsrk brown Horse*, 15% hand* hi eh, 6 and 7
year*; kind and true in all harness; free front vlco;
very stylish and handsome, with lull manes ami tails;
coll lie driven by any one; are afraid of nothing;
have snort bottom and endurance: cau trot better than
4 minutes, are every way a safe and roliablo family
t.-siu. uii-l i re warranted sound, kind and true.
Top fall airing Wagon, used twice, 1'nle and Hhafte; built
by Brewster .V Co., of Broome street.
Coupr, I'olc and Shifts, in fine order, by Brewster A Co., of
Broome ?ir< et.
Fourn at I'ark I'baeton, inline order, by Brewster A Co..
nt ltronme street.
Fine light mdd mounted Harness, by Stilling#. of 5th ar.
Fine double Conns Harness, carved, mounted In gold, by
linker, ol Huston.
Single light and Coupe Harness, by Baker, of Boston.
Four ami six seat Sleighs, liluck Bear, Wolf and Hnffalo
Robes; Hell* line Dress and Stable Blanket*, Lap
Holies. Ac.. Ac, being the entire establishment of a
private family.
Very elegant Team black llorsa and llare. black Horse Jn
piter and bl tck mar* Maggie .Mitchell. 14% bands, 7
mid 9years; kind and true In all harness; free from
i lea; very stylish and handsome. with long wanes and
I tils: can trot Imretherjin condition better thin 2:50;
cm r.ow beat 3 minutes; Jupiter can any time beat
2:45 singly; a>e everyway safe and reliable! gentle
man's road team, and are warranted kind andlrne;
and
Top Wagon, pole and shafts, by R. X. Stivers; also Double
If amass by Dean. Robes, lllanketa. Ac., Ac.
The woll kuo rn chestnut Trotting <.elding. Judge Duffy,
tfred bv Jupiter, oam an Abdullah mare: ha* a record
over West Side track last fall of 2:40; can trot on
road In 3t45 to day and een beat 2 :3f> when in eondl
ti.rn : doe* not shy or pull; is very steady and reliable;
Ik superior for gentlemen's mart or nracknsc: will
stand without tylug and I* warranted kind and true ;
Single Ilarncs*; no top side bar Road Wagon.
Clarence, lull sisc. by J. B. Brewster A Co.
Harouehe, bv Wood Brother*.
Second band l.amluu, by Brewster A Co.
Twenty other llorsc. suitable for family, business, road
use. Description In catalogue at Auction Mart moraing of
sala.
"a STABLE for MALB?NO. 11H WENT 6orHl ST.;
2jL four stalls; all Improvements; pHee $13,000. Owner,
W. C. LK8TKB, 233 WVst r>2d st.
PRIVATE* HALE. AT 117 WKST 37TI! ST.?A
ire..CO ia fine order, a Barouche, A light Wagon and
n pair of slvbah Horses. Harness, Ac.
T HAM ?L ETONIAN BTALLlOi FOR HALK-BT
J\ itjidyk'*.liunibletonlan ; dam, a fast mare: 15% bands;
bav; can trot fu-t; wilt be told cheap. Address GEO. .V
KKM KIT, flos'i-n. N. V.
NF.W FONT PIIABTON, $100; NKW ROCKAWAY.*
(125; 1 aomnd hand Huckaway, 875; 1 Toy Wagon,
(.'>0; also new and second hand Landaus, Landaulcts,
Conpes. Coaches,Clarences. Extension Top Fbaetona; He
pot, Road, Ei|irets Wagons; Bulky, $31); Skeleton* and
llarne**, Blankets. Ae . very low price*; raffray Sulkies.
W M H. OKAY. 2<) a>{d 22 Wooster st.
TTrIVATB HA 1.8.
l.andaulet. I'ole and 8hxftt, by Hloer A Stevens.
Coupe, by Bradley. Fray A Co., Fole and Shafts.
T Curt, Voir and bhalts, by J. B. Hreweter A Co.
Lmid iu. by Brewster A Co.. ol Broome at.
Clarenre, fail rite, by J. B. Hrewster A Co.
Coupe flock away, Tole end >h*n?, by Miner A Steven*.
Six-seat Ruckaway Carriage, by Brewster.
Top Wagon*, by Stivers; top Wagons, by Brewetere;
Borhuwavs, D>pot Wagons, top and no ?np I'ony Wagons
a (I Carriages of every noerriptfou.
At private sale at VAN TAhHELL A KEARNEY'S, 110
and 112 liu-1 13th St.. rear 4tli av,
?SECOND HAND '*T'' CARTE
. Bnvrral of our wn and other makers, nil In good order
aud at reasonable prices.
? KK WsTRR A CO . 5th av. and 14th s?.
A FULL AND t'OMFLKTK AMOflMRNT tilF~THB
"Hrewster Wagon,"
the stsndaril lor style and quality,
now ready lor inspection at our factory ana wsrerooros.
Broadway and 47th st.,
5th av and 14th st.
Sprelnl attention Is called to oar improvement la side bar
W upon*, which enables us to offer the lightest, eafeat and
bestWidlng u agon aver produced.
HKEW'nTKR a CO.. of Broome st._
A -LOOK. CIIOKK FAMILY HORSES.
. ATTENTION Is exiled to the great sale of Nr.
Arnouirt's entire ?:eek of lobigli bred carriage, coupe, mud
and raddle llorse*. st L'nlon Auction Mart. No. 2U IHtli at.,
near Broadway Monday, April 10, at II o'clock A. M.
s.-e Sunday's and Monday 's llerald. Catalogues now ready
?t the mart.
"l -ON K I.AXf>7u?." ONi~0LAKENcC ONE COtP.I.
J\ . one Victoria and MM I'baeton, ail nearly new. used
h'? private family, to be told cheap. To he seen at M.
CL'KLEV S, 1DH, III. 113 Hast 13th st.. n. sr4th av.
AIhEFoRE VOU PERCHA8B LOOK?FOt'R ELE
? gant city top pony Fhaetous, ens Fark; two tent. pole,
thsf-.s. All ith av.
A b i no aix-five uood work hoi kes, scita
hie for truck, farming or any bn?ln*as; also one bursa
Truck and two horsa Truck; must aall; no work. No. H>2
ll'irtaonst.
? -FuR SALE AT A BARHAtN, BLACK MARK,
A* 15*4 hands; black lloraa. 15% ; two sets nl Double Har
ness, one Carriage and Buggy Harness, Fark Fhaeton, all
first class and warranted la cvary respect ; the property of a
gentleman coaBnetf to his bed for mm time. Cau be seen
at 14H West SHthM.
N~ K LEU ANT FULL STRING TOP WAGON,
nearly new, for sale; also tot rubber mounted liar
lies#. Whip, Lap Kobe and Blankat; above property will be
c! wed out et a sacrifice to a cash customer, aa owner, hav
ing dl-posed of I.I* horse, has no farther a*e for them. In
quire lor three rtays at stables. I4M West 35th r|.
"a RARK CHANCE.?FOB BALE, TUB 'l ROTTrxO
A llorse Billy Button. Apply at 181 East 2tsth st., or
Yen T as sell ? Tassday'ssale.
a ?TWO IIORNK PLATFORM STRING WAGON, 12
J\. feet long, In good order; piiee VTA. Inquire at IV
Bergen it, Brooklyn.
A?ARRIVED FROM 11J.I N 018. A LOT OP GOOD
# work Hor?es; s<?ld ehenp.^Apply at Xo. 3 Veetry st.
A CLOSE PARTNERSHIP?$lf*). WORTH
Trotting Mars Bets: also I laws be Express Wagon.
207 West HHk Mi
HOUSES, CARRIAGE!, AC.
A -u \rrkeedfc kted XI-rf iojT -salTi
-*V,c!lF..Tfl&B2T,RK ?*ttIVATK STABLE OF TUE
HIGH BRED. TAST AND WELL KNOWN lloRSKS,
ELEGANT CARHIAUL8, HARNEH-I, BLANKETS
ROME* SADDLES, BKlbLES. WHIPS. AC., AC.,
THE/PROPERTY OE JOHN it. PORTER, ESQ.,
tomorrow rri'BsDAY). aimul 11. at
THEY HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR CONVkNIENCB
OF SALE.
Including the rltttDt and fut Ki>ulvk> brnl nbvn Geld
IngPlLoT, 15 2)* budi lilfli, A )im ?|J; lirtil by Hamlet;
he by Goldsmith a Voluntg -r, the sire of liloeter, Bodloe
and other*: he oy Kysdlck's Hauiblotnnian, dam by Alexnn
dcr'i Abdailab, toe elre of Goldsmith Maid; Pilot i* one of
tlio finest bred horses In the eountry; lie wae purchased by
Rresent owner when 4 years old. and ha* el way* been care
illy handled, and haa now strength and eye enough to be
put In trsluiug; he la finely broken to all harness, and can
beat 2.35 on track and ahow time under watch; be
I* an easy, pleaiant driver; I* fine galted; title
Due and fust young horae la worthy the at
tention of gentlemen and horaenieu, a* with
hla fine breeding, gait and disposition and extra apead, he
rertainly will trot well down In the twentiea before the teu
ton laoeer. lie la warranted avnud and kind and true in
crery particular.
Kaat anil reliable Trotting Gelding LONG BRANCH, INK
handa high, 7 venrs old; waa aired by Daniel Lambert; dant
by Ryadtck'a Harablctonlan. Thla fine young trotter hna
but few equals; he I* Onely galted, gentle and handy; ean
beat 2 .30: tiot'ed on Mouinouth Park track laat teaaon In
"2 .31. 'J :30 and 3 :-S"4 : be la a fine breaker and catcher, a
good company horie, haa no auperlor to pole, afraid of
nothing and warranted sound and kind.
Alto, three-quarter thoroughbred bay Gelding. Lit* handa
high, 7 years; it an elegant etyled horae, rich and genteel lu
appeerance. long (lowing inane ami tall, line disposition and
fine open gait: lie knowa at much aa any ordinary driver;
teara no locomotive or anything vice : can trot & inlloa In
14 minutes, a single mile in 3 :3o, under tlie w atch ; he la
fully warranted, ? Minn and kind.
N.H.?The above two gelding* make one ofthe handsomest
n* well aa one ol the fast eat tenuis to he found: they will be
aold separately or together.
The black Trotter NEkO, 1.V* hand* high, 8year* old, wa*
aired by General Knox, dam the Ealott Horae; ia haudaome
and stylish a* well aa a gantry driver; trotted hie fourth
beat laat fall lu 3 :371a; can beat 3:3.">;ou any track, and if in
Kroner baud* will trot in 2:3S bolbre the flint day of J uly;
e la warranted sound and kind.
Fine and faat brown (ielding DETECTIVE; he wa* Mred by
Ethan Allen. Is lfi'j hand*, t) years nl?l; can trot in 3:30,
and can show better than a. 2:2fi gait on road; he i* pure
galled and w ithout any exception* aa tine a geutiemun'i
road horse a* stands for aula, and warranted aoumi and kind.
Resolute and atyllah black Trotting Horae, lf>K high, 7
?eara old; ia coal black : aired by Conklin Star; dant Long
Island Black Hawk ; cau trot alt his heat* in from 2 :36 to
2:10; trotted aeventh heat on Prospect Park in 2:38)a laat
September; wurrauted sound and kind.
Vast and stylish buy Trotting Horse. JIM BAKER; he if
INK bands high, 8 year* old ; waa aired by Young Worrell,
andia htlf brother to Fvarnaugrbt; was purchased last tail
in Ms#.ir fey presentffiwnar, and showed on day of purchase
2 :47; lie haa improved in speed and can apeod a 2 ;35 gelt
now; la high headed and atyllah, needa no check or martin
gale and la aa fine a road or track hone aa cau be found; bo
I* warranted sound and kind.
Fine large blond bay Trotting Horae BAY PRINCE;
ia UK high, (I years old; was raited in Btate of Michi
gan and aired by Magna Chart*, the tire of Ilrnry,
and resembles htm very much In appearance, atyle and gait;
haa record of 2;3ci when 4 year* old at Jackaon, Mich., a*
Doyo's colt; he trotted this season at New Dorp, Staten
Island, the beat half mile?in third beat?In 1 ;lft; la a per
fect model of a trotting' horae, and oAe of the moat genteel
trotting horses to road wagon on road; ia pleasant and easy
driver, with powerful, rapid and pure call; la sensible and
well behaved, and warranted sound and kind and cab ahow
2:30 on good track.
Carriage* consist of 1 Coupe. 1 Victoria, 1 Pony Pbaeinn,
top Road Wagons,-1 Rockaway. 1 .Sleigh, single and double
Harness, Blankets, Robes, Ac.
N. B?The above stock are all atrlctly first class and well
worthy tlio attention ol gentlemen In want of any ol the
above, at owner ia well known on road and turf for past
yjara, and has always had the reputation or driving the beat
uorsv* on road, and considered one of the beat connoisseurs
of horses in the State. They will bo aold to highest bidder,
withont any limit whatever.
THE ABOVE STOCK WILL ARRIVE AT ABOVR
STABLE-EARLY ON MONDAY MORNING, AND WILL
BE ON EXAMINATION UP TO TIMK OK HALE
OKOOM AND TRAINER WILL HE IN ATTENDANCE
TO 1)1 VK ALL INFORMATION RKQL'IKED.
REMEMBER, HALE PUNITIVE, RAIN OR 8HINB.
A FILL WARRANTEE GIVEN WITH EACH HORSE
AND AMPLE TIME ALLOWED FOR EXAMINATION
AND TRIAL OF Kl'EED, ENDURANCE AND GENTLE
NESS.
Air PUBLIC AUCTION.
ATTENTION IH CALLED TO THE GREAT
AND IMPORTANT
BANKRUPT SALE OF HIGH IIRF.D ROAD AND
FAMILY HOKSRs
ELEGANT CARRIAGES', FINE Tol' WAGONS AND
BEAUTIFUL PONY PHAETONS, DOUBLE AND
HINULR HARNESS, MADE BY DUNHCOMB,
ALL THE PROPERTY OF A LATE WALL STREET
BANKER
WHICH MUST POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO HIGH
EST BIDDER,
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE,
ON TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), APRIL II,
AT II O'CLOCK, PROMPT,
AT PRIVATE bTABLK REAR OP HOUSE NO. 18
EAST 29N1 ST,,
BETWEEN MADISON AND 5TH AV8..
INCLUDING BEAUTIFUL HAY TEAM ECLIPSE
AND Jt NO,
0 yeara old. U\ hands, have Due style aad action; need no
checks, drive aa cue horse; raised by Mr. Clark, Scott
county, Ky.: took first premium at 4 yeara old aa the hand
somest and fastest of that age, akowiug a mile to the pole in
2:51; they trotted last season in 2 J3i; tliey can show all
their heats Inside of 2:40; they wore aired by Ashland, ton of
Maiubrino Chief, dam of Eclipse; Salty Graham, by Volun
teer, dam of Juno; Indian Queen, by Chancellor, ion of
Mambrino; tliry are remarkably good driver*, fear nothing,
liuvo great cndurnncc, well broke to all harnesa and good
under saddle: thay are tully warranted sound and kind.
THE \ KRY IIAND.'OMH IKON GRAY GELDING,
American Hoy, ts yeara old, 1&K hands; ean outatyle any
hor*e lu the State; beautiful arched neck, fine head, and
clean limbs: freo front spot or hleinikh; be was raised by
Mr. Wallace. Lexington, Ky., sired by Camlna M. C ay, (lain
by Mount Holly, aon of Imported Messenger; he trotted
three heats at Lexington, at ft years old, lu 2 :31, 2 :U1 and
2 :32)4; this is the most promising young horso In the cite,
and is decidedly the haiideotnest horae that goes the road ;
he is an excellent pole horse; he trotted a mile last leanon
with running mate in 2:21. be ean be driven or ridden by
any lady; lie is warranted sound, kind and true.
FAST AND STYLISH BAY MARK, LAi-Y WINFIELD,
6 yeara old, 15K handa; fine atyle and action : long, flowing
mane and tail; Is well broken to all liaiaeaa; been driven
and ridden by a !*uy; i* very attractive aad a good driver;
feara nothing: raiacd in Orange county; aired by Messenger
Duroc. aon of Kysdyk'e HatnblcIonian, dam Idly, by im
rorted Consternation; ahe trotted five heat* on Ouahen
rack in 2:11, 2:28, 2 .20 K. 2:'Jtl aml3:27>4; cau speed a
'20 gait, aad with proper handling will rank with the be*t
thla coming season, as ahe hae great endurance; fine, open
gait: ia a square, level trotter, don't interfere or need boot
ing. she I* warranted sound and kind.
TIIE BEAUTIFUL LADY'S DRIVING AND SADDLE
BAY MARK LITTLE NELL. 7 yeara old, 1,.<4 hand*, very
atyllah an., handsome, Is the most perfect lady's horae in the
Flat*: any lady ran drive her op to a locomotive with perfect
?atety; raised In Kentucky, sired by General Knox; dam.
Lily of the Valley, by Idol, aon of Mambrino Chief. She
ran trot a mile to a yony phaeton inside of 2.SO, and I* a
verv pleasant driver, well broke to all harnesa, and war
ranted perfectly sound and kind.
N. H.?The above horse* were purchased for owner laat
season; lhey are all acclimated and ready for everyday oae.
and are the moat perfect horses ever offered for sale public
or private. Twenty-fonr hrura given, and If not found at
warranted money will he refunded. Speculators and all who
want something faat aad reliable are invited to call and ex
amine and rialn behind any of tho above horses at any time
previous to sale.
Carriages an I wagons are all In good condition. eomdeting
of fnll-*pring and side-bar top wagons, beautiful top pony
phaeton, dnnhl* and single harnesa, all by the heat elty
builder*, fine robe*, elegant kersey blankets, stable fixture*.
At, Ac., all ef which must be sold to highest bidder. Sale
absolute and positive, rain or ahlng; no postponement.
1 tUTIUS IIUIHK ?r AKl'H. .HIM >K IIJ.X,
A >?. at. M mtd 35 >?th
near University place.
SALES OF HORSE* AND CARRIAGES ARK HELD
KYKKY TVKsDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
OS EVERY HORSE WARRANTED ROUND
FROM 24 1IUUR.4 TO 3 DAY'S FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIA
BLE Htll'HB IN THE CITY.
GENTLEMEN IIA VINO HORSES OR CARRIAGES
H t.- -ell. vrlbnio wishing to boy, will Had our bualnoM
fg continued on prncLely the lime strict and honorable
< principles which have always charaeteritad the dealings
of our houae and won the rntpaci ai d confidence of tua
bn?!ne?? couimiinlty at well an the pnhllu at larga
" ANCRfl ON CONSIOAMENTA.
LIHF.KAL ADVA
At alction.
bv IVM. VAN TASSELL, Aaelloneer,
Offloa and Auction Mart. Ilttead 113 Bast 13th ik,
near dth or.
Messrs. VAN TASSEL A KEARNEY will aeli on
THURSDAY, April 13,1878,
at II o'elock,
the entire I'ontenta of Livery Stable
ISA Norfolk at., between KWinrton and Stanton Ma.
Fire Team*, front 15 '. to 18 banda high.
Ona black Uoraa. can trot in 2:?I.
Oua ehestnst Heraa, ran trot in 2:37.
One brown Hone, can trot in 2:3H.
One amy Hone, nan trot In 3:30.
One hay florae, eanti
A
_ hay llorae, can trot In 3:00
Four fine tingle Driving Iloreaa, amiable Tor business and
family driring.
Four llarenrea. In good order, by Dunn.
Eight top Wagons, by Stivers, Waterman. Hatfield and
Jackson.
Four |wn Mat Wagons, by Daley A Tooker, of Brookl> n.
Four nu top Wagoua. by Miner A Htevena and Hrewater.
One two sent Ruekaway; one Snlkey, by Stlrera.
Skeleton Wagon, by Dutenbnry A Nalaoa; ona Bnalnoaa
Wagon. Iiy Gray : oua English Tnh, one tiig. ono Breaking
Can, lour three teat Sleigh*, ono two Mat SIclgli, won Cut
ter Sleigh*, sleigh Bella. Die Kobe a, Rlankett, Ae. Ac ,
bein-.' Hie entire rententt of carriage and light driring
at able atoafc; now on rxhlbltiaa, and can be exaaained and
tried any time until day or sale.
?FOR RALE CHEAP, A LADY'S TURNOUT; AN
j elegant florae and ton I'ony Fhaeton. nonrly new. and
:t art of Harnett; alto two Horses. lit for bntcher, grocer or
fartu UM: warranted aound. Inquire at 302 Ea-l tlbth at,
n-ar In ST.
PRIVATE FAMILY! ABOI'T LBAYINO THE
eltv. wlthet to dltpoae of, cheap for cash their hand
Hina t'onpe Knchawar, in anparb order; alan Doable Har
nett. Iiii|nire nl atable. 147 and 140 Weat 35th at.
?FOR HAJJBT A FlltsT OLASirH^RsiK, HARNESS
a and Track. Mpsrctc or togothar. Apply ct No. 3
Yeatryal. ?
A BROWN MAKE; ALHO BRIGHT BAY MImC
yonng end aonnd, (73 andSISO; alao Exprcaa Wagon.
Track llarneM. 113 llenry at.
"T BARGAIN -AN ELKO ANT EXTENSION TOP
A. Phaeton Mala fonr, polo and shafts. good at new. will
bo add for leta than hair coat: a doable and tingle Harnett.
a heanlllnl t. p Pony Phaeton; top Muggy and fatt llorae;
can ahow 2 :4m or better; H years old, I'.', han't: warranted
aonnd and kind: alao a team that can tret rery laet. Call
and ride and, ir yon want to. bay a genuine trotter or pair.
Speed ahown or no mlo. Warrantee girrn. Muat be anhl
tlila wee*. Htnblf No. *J3 Eaat 12th at., between Broadway
and Unlvsratty plaee.
A ?JUST ARRIVED FROM INDIANA, A CARLOAD
, V . of IIorMt, III for track or any bmlttte, la be cold
cheep. 43 Ureal J once at., accr Bowery.
A ?FOR RALE. FIVE HORRE3, PROPERTY OF A
At contractor. At for farmiar, exprnaa, grocery or general
nee, at half vain#; trial allowed. Inquire at 380 brooms
at., near Mulberry.
A RARE CHANCR-MUNT BE SOLD AT A 8ACRI
Ace. two Phaetena, two fall taring too Wngona, 2 aide
bar lop wngona, two Ana sola af Hameta, all made bv seat
rlty makers; nearly new. Private at able 37 East 33d at,
ettrner 4th nv.
HOKSKS, CARRi AUKS, AC.
'"" -?----'
GREAT AND IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OP
10 EXTRA KINK VERMONT, HAXH LKTt )N I AN,
MESSENGER AND MORGAN ROAD, CAR
RIAGE, COUPE AND SADDLE HORSES,
THE PROPERTY OP
MR. ARNOULD. OP VERMONT.
who hah kent ins rnVirn stock to hk sold
THIS DAY (MONDAY1, APRIL 10, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M?
AT THE UNION AUCTION MART,
NO. 20 I8TH ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
The above stock ha- arrived and1? now at Iba atari.
Catalogue ready, with lull de.-crtptlou aud
I'eiigreM
Tli? itoek comprises, vis.
lla-ulsonre gray Coupe or Carriage Home, 9 J a art, 16
baud*.
Ray Road Horse, 6 years, 15K bandi; trota in 2 90; tafa
for a ladv to handle.
Bar Or 1,1 tag, half brotbar in No. 2, coining 7 yaart, 15)^
baud*: It in excellent roadster.
Soml Horse, A years. 15,'^ hands; suitable for ladles or
cliildran to ride or arlve.
Hmall bay Pony. 3 years old; perfeel pet for ladle* or
children.
Lady Cnlurabus brown Road Mare, about 11" ?? hands, 3
year* old; trotted when 4 years old in 2 :4fl; sired oy Col
urobtia. daw Morgan mare.
Brown llorse, Young Eihan; faat traveller aud n great
roadster; coin lug 0 years, about Hi1, linnda.
Kinnat team of cross matched Trotting Horses In the
Stale, sorrel horse Piince end dapplo gray hurte Eddy; are
very handsome; coming 6 years eich, loji bands high; can
trot tingle or together In 3 minutes.
Elegant large bay Coupe or Currlage l!or*e, about 7 years,
16bands; a good traveller and ol great endurance.
N. B. ? All the above horses are perfectly broke to har
ness or aadd'a for ladles'or gentlemen's riding or driving,
and will be warranted sound and kind for two days; parties
In search of first ela?s family homes would do well to call
and examine this stock, as it is a chance seldom offered aud
now only on account of tha declining health of the gentle
man, who Is obliged to go to Santa Barbara, Cab, by the
urgent advice ol his physicians.
Also, immediately alter the tale ot the horses, will bo
offered a large a surtment of new and second hand city
made Carriages, single, double i nd coupe Harness,
Blankets, Robes. Whips, Ac.; top and open Road Wagons,
extension top Park Phaetons, top Pony I'bactons. Depot
Wagon*, pony canopy top and Basket Phaetons, doctors'
Phaetons; all must be sold, as the parties have no Rirther
use fur tbriu.
Bale positive, rain or shins.
V fi.?REGULAR BALES EVERY MONDAY AND
THURSDAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M. SHARP.
A -FOR BALE?SEVEN H ORB KB, SUITABLE POR
-fx? fanning, grocery, expressing or any buaiues* ; for aale
?I halt Talue; property of a widow. Apply at 86 Amity at.,
between Thompson and Sullivan sts.
1 ? HANDSO MB "MORIIAN BL ACKHAWK UOkBB, S
ft. years, sound, kind, 13.3 high, trot in 3 ralnutts. tor
frctly safe lor lady, chssp. Inquire at Wis. Young's factory,
40 spring st.
T~?I OFl'KU. ON ACCOUNT OP MY IU'BRAND'8
it. death, Hve llorsts. suitable for truck, farmer or any
usiuess, at a sacrifice .">3 South 5th av., near'Bite ker st.
A ? KOKKALK, BAY ~CA N AD1 AN PONY AND
A? eight cheap work Horses; Wagons and Harness. 153
South full av.
A BARGAIN-GLASS PROMT COACH, BY DUNK,
A 9229; G-seat Phaeton, hy Dunn, 6123; 120 lb. Road
Wagon, city made, 91 23: top 1 haeton, elty made, 9itV>; all
in good order. PETER B. MASTEKHON, 59th st. and 7th
BARGAINS-WAGONETTE, BREWSTER MAKER;
Coupe. Barouche.no topWagnn.at JAMES KI.ANA
GAN'8. 107 East 32d st. I put ou the best light steel lire
for 912 a tel.
C3ARRIAUES-ALL kinds, my own make, at kx
] treme low munuracturer's prieea, for leu days; war
ranted; leather top new I'ony Phaetons, $120, up; ditto
Buggies, 9139; rubber top Buggies. 91 Hi; depot (4 seat)
lop Wagons, 9123: Kockatvays, 919"; extension top ;i spring
Park Phaetons, 9190. ORUBE, 300 Csnal st.
CXARRIAOR KBPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
J executed in the best manner ; estimstes will be made It
desired : carriages called for and delivered; Mr. J. A. Buck
ridge, so long known with the lato Mauri. John R. Lawrence
t Co.. will have charge of this department. WM. H. GRAY,
1.404 Broadway.
I? A KMKK9AND CANaTkRS. ?FOUR llORSKS. KOI'II
A1 Mules, double Harness; your own price. No. 207 West
ltltk SL
1XOR KALK-A HANDSOME CHKSTNCT URLDINO, S
years old. by Diamond Den murk. dam a thoroughbred
mare| Diamond Denmark was by Deumnrk, by imported
lledgeford; this horse is 16 hands hlgli, and is one of the
linest saddle hones ever raised In Kentucky, having nil the
gaits popular In that section of country: be is kind in sinxle
and donble harness, rwd would make a line coupe horse; ho
is a very showy and substantial animal, and will ho sold at a
sacrifice. The horse can be scon at the private stable No. 4
East 39th st., two doors from f ih av.
TDOR SALE BY A GENTLEMAN?A PAIR OP YOUNG
1? Marcs, fast and sound and a perfect match: also a
strong and hand-ome sorrel Horse, flue for pole, or would
make a stylish saddle horse. Can be seen at private stable
Na. HI Wast 31stsi. Ask for William.
'OR HALE-A VERY HANDSOME WELL BRED BAY.
15 han.ls. saddle Horse; sound and kind; splendid
horse for a bov; sold only for the rea-on that the son of the
owner has outgrown him ; trial given; pries 4C30. Maybe
seen at private stable 34 l.exington av.
oil SALE?A TWO-WHEELED DOG CART, BY
Brewster, in pcrfoot order. May be seen at stable 23
East 40tb st.
F~ OK BALE?HOR8E, 16 HANDS HIGH; TOP
Hhoelon and Harness, as good as new; vost 9'-' "0, will
?ell it for $3isi; also Landaulel, as good as new, 93<xi. Pri
vate stables IH East 3tlth St.
I8JNK HARNESS.
made ot Moffat's icath'-r, rubier trimming* "Instead of
leather), hand stitching hu<1 fashionable.
A. K. KLAXDRAU,
372 and 374 Broome at. (old stand of H re water A <'?.)
For sale?good driving horse, large,
extra One appearance, coupe or carriage animal; fully
warranted. 870 II udaon at.
IjtoR BALE?HRATT, OHUNKT BROWK MARK. 15
handa. ttyeara; anil i;ro er, farmer; alao cho-p 1'nn.y.
H7 King ?t.
IjVORSALB-iSACRIFICE. FIVE IIOKHK8. SI'ITAHLK
for grocers, farmer* or any business. from $1(3 to $125.
1M Chrhtopher at.
For balk-four first class working
Horaea, fll for any kind of bualne**, front rt to 8 yeura
old; will allow a good trial; to bo aold at a ascribe*. Apply
at 57 Great Junes at.
For kale?iiandbomk bay iioksk. is hands. s
yoar?, free and atyliah driver; alao one gray llorae, 16
hand,a at naif value. tiki Eaat 18th at.
For bale?good pony iiorki:, sound and
kind; auit butcher, baker er grocers; aold cheap, owner
baa no fit for him. 204 IVe-t I6tn at.
MAN DSOMK SURREY WAGON-SUITABLE FOR
speeding or park; la the moat comfortable, ahowy
light vehicle In nae; BBS. 211) Weat 46th at.
HARNBKB.-FOR BALK CHEAP, LIGHT SINGLE
llarneaa, suitable lor doctor or lamilv w; made of
beat malarial; covered and gold mounted. 180 lat av.
H
OHKK THAT CAN TROT IN 2:4""; PRICK $200;
Wagon and Sulky. 110 Weat SOtb at.
Horses tor balk.??> kink Young horses,
juat from Indiana, from S to 7 year* old. 14 to 17 handa
high; all nound and kind. Inquire abldo Norfolk at.
Harness.?cheapest harnksk stork in new
York; good buggy llarneaa, baud made, BIS; good
Groccr't llarneaa, $25; good double team llarneaa, $ it; a
food florae Blanket, 81 5ft Ple??e rail and examine fur
vonrselve*. FIBIIKR A OSBORNE, Mnnuiacuirrr*, No. 71
Barclay at.
I AM KOROKD TO BKLI. POUR CHEAP HORSES
for want of nae : no reaaonablo offer rcfuaed; alao aingle
Truck aad light buaineaa Wagon. 410 Weat 3 "th at.
IOOK.?BOO EACH; TWO SIDE BAR TROTTING
J Wagons: city built; fine order. 124 Weat loth at.
IKlWKRFUL FACT WALKING BIG HORSE. $45;
JT little aore '
forward; valuable for country. SS New
Chambers at.
PRIVATE TRAM OK CARRIAGE llGllSRi FOR BALK
or exchange for a ein~le llorae that will auit. Call for
\ roman'a team at Belltnger'a atabla, 3Htb at. and 7th av.
Owner. 220 6tb av.
? ECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
Landau, Clarence. Coupe, l*andanlet Criat. Victoria,
Coach, I'nny Phaeton, T Cart, Two-Wheeler, top Wagona.
WOOD BROTHERS, 740 Broadway.
The celf.bratkd trotter white prince,
one of Iho bandaomeat and baat road horaea in the city,
15 V handa high, tail touches the ground, warranted toned
and kind and to trot in 2 :$N can be driven by a lady. Alao
an elegant Wiadaor top Wagon, gold mounted llarnm-a.
Blanket*. Ac. Will be aold aeparnte or together at a aaeri
lice. Addrae* SENATOR Herald Uptown Branch office, or
call at private stable, No. 4 Wast ltnn at., where they can
be teen and tried.
flTHACK SULKIES.?IN ORDER TO POPULARIZE
i oar Bulky trade we offer from stock or will build io or
der Track Hnlkies. in all weights, unsurpassed in quality and
form, for(I2S. BREWSTER A CO. (or Broome at)., Broad
way and 47th at..
T
O LET-FIRST CLABB PRIVATE STABLE, 3SD ST.,
near Broadway, at reduced rent.
V. sen AKFRR, No. 4B3 fftfc av.
AITANTKD?BIX SKAT UKRMANTQWN OR COUPE
TV Rockaway Carriage. Address J AMKH WATTS, Herald
office.
w
AN I ED TO PURCHASE?A LIVERY AND BJpARH
lug Ntable. well stocked and in a good location.
Address, giving Inventory and terma of leaae, with bottom
pneo for e*sh. PRESIDENT. Ilerald office
price I
A7 K-TEAM FARM MARKS: COACH. $125; COUPE,
u) | U $1)10; Road Wagon, Top Wagon and Buggy cheap.
23:1 Weat 9ln at.
180
FOR TEAM GOOD HACK OK FARM HOUSES;
young horae, tender forward, cheap. Xe. 4 "ih av.
4:1 *;ii-woktii taao, UAvrtm new top ex
qlLiJU pre** TVagnn; inn-t be aoiiL Stable 124 Weat
loth at.
EAST 23D ST.?BENSON BROTIIhRS HAVE
? )|J one top aide bar Genth tnan'* Road Wagen; used hut
little . cheap.
TSmTKLCTIO*.
At THOMPSON S CoLi.EGi:. 4fIf AV . OPPObifft
Cooper Inatltute, Bookkeeping. Writing, Arithmetic,
Language*. Day or evening. I.adiea' department. Ti leg
r iphy tanght practically. Demand for operator*
A FRENCH LADY TKACIIKR WISHES A KITI'A
J\. lion to give a complete Fr.-neh education In a -chool
or a private family. Call at Mr. Mtyulal'a, 138 Iflth at,
between Btb end 7th ava.
B
|>0KKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIR-).
728 Mroadwav.
A abort and effective eenrte ol practice for adult*.
C. C. MAKSII. antbor of
Popular Worka on Bookkeeping. Apply for eireelara.
\TOW IS THR BEST TIMR TO ENTER
A* Packard * Hn*ineaa < nllrre.
Packard'* Bu'tneas "'ullage.
Rate* reduced
Rote* reduced
to *ni< th* time*,
to ?utt the time*
Call er tend for circular uilh frill particular*.
' 8. S. PA" KAKD, Principal and Proprietor,
S)r Broadway.
NAHHLK MAVTRM.
Marrlr and marnlkTxkd MAxrkYJl."Sk'#*lf)V
eigua, from $12 upward; alao Meu irodntal Work at
greatly reduced prices; Marble Turning lor the trade.
A. BLANKS. 134 East 18th at.
S'TRWART SSLATK, MARBLE AND WOOD MAXTKLff
7 New and elegant deutgu*. from TIG up The trad#
Morally dealt with. 22"I and 222 Weal -Jd a*
duy t-CMn?v.
CCC A KKR
C C AA P. R
C A A KRK
C C A A A K R
CCC A A R K
GREAT REDUCTIONS.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OK
MOQI ETTES, VELVETS. BODY AND TAI'EHTRY BRl'l*.
nfcLS, 3-PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
OILCLOTHS (All width*).
ENTIRE CARGO OK MATTINGS,
whitr, rod, chock And fancy, flora 20c. per yard.
LACE CERTAINS
one Dollar
Mr pair to the flnett liunorted (half price}.
SIIKI'KAHD KNAI'P.
183 and 183 6th av.,one door below Dth It.
*?*Csll wad ragmlne. ? * _
MILL1.VEUY AMI UHESSMAKllliG.
I -A?SPECIALTIES. MIwSEH' AXD < IIII.DItLN S
A. Millinery, Ladle*' Drea* Gap* and Mourning Millinery.
Mr* MY 11 KB,
22 Eait 11th sb. between University place and 6th av^
RBS8MAKBRS AND LA DIES WILL DO WELL TO
call at tlia New York Bide-Plaiting Establishment. 136
Uowery, near Grand at., and 2,070 3u av., between 113th
and 114th *t*., Harlem.
s
/"?OLD R.N A co's PARIS MILLINERY?RUCK IVKD
\Jt via steamer Araerlrjua trimmed Bonnets, fin. f 12,81.3,
f 17. 819 to f33. 313 tlth av.. between lutn and 20th Ms.
LADIES AXD DRRMMAXRKS WANTED?TO OTT
their Pln:tiug done at the NEW YORK 81DB AND
BOX PLAITING CO.. 242 Grand ?t.
'IDE, Sl'Vi B AND box PLAITING TO 23 INCHES
^ wide. S. JOS IP II, : 8 Knrsyth, near Cauatst. _
BDItOPE.lY BTKAMBkiXFBs
Ctunard line]?b. and n. a. il m. s. i'. cd.
J NOTICE.
Willi a view lo diminishing the chances ol collision, the
steamers 0f t|,|s line take a sp"Cil!c coursu for all seasons of
the year.
On the outward passage from Quocnstown to New York or
Boston, crossing the meridian of 30 at 43 latitude, or noth
ing in the north of 43. , ,
On the Homeward passage, eroding the meridian at 30 at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north ot 42. ...
KROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENm
TgYVN.
CHIN A Wed . April 12 I All YSRINIA.'. Wed.. April 20
BOTHNIA . ,.\Ved..Aprll 111 I sKCfioIA Wed.. May 3
Steamers marked " do not carrv steerage passengers,
i'ahin psssago ?B l. 81<kl and #13.?, gold, according to ao
coinmodation. Return tickets on lavor.blo terms
Sicrruco tickets to and from all parts ot'Kuropo at Tery
low rates Freight and parsage olli e No. 4 Bowling Green.
( IIARLE.1 I.. I RANI KI.YN, Agent. _
Most Milker AND El iiMO.MIi ROUTE TO HOL
LAND BELGIUM. THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
AC., AC., via ROTTERDAM.
Meamcr ROTTERDAM April 13
Steamer CALAND .. ... April 27
These beautiful steamers, currying the I uited States
marl to the Netherlands arc great favorite* witn tho public.
'Irip* regular, ratoa low; comlort and living porfect.
For height. tor passa-e.
FUJiCH, EDYE A CO. 1- W. MORRIS.
.'iO Broadway.
AM BURG "AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE
tor PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
RLE VI A. April 13 1 I'OM XI ICR AN IA April 27
GKI.LKRT April 20 | GOETIIK May 4
Kate* of pasr*ge to Plvmonth, London. Cherbourg, Ham
burg and all point* in England, Scotland aud \V ales :?
t'ahiu, ttrst saloon, gold f 100
Cabin, second snloon, gold Jj"
Ktcnrnge, currency JO
KUMiaIiDT A CO., C. B. Kli HARD A BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
61 Broad St.. Nsw York. Bl Broadway. New York.
jf\SLY DIRECT~U.NE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE. CALLING AT PLYMOUTH iG. B ),
lor the landing of pa-xcugers.
Th; splendid vessels of this favorite route for the Con
tinent (being more noutherly than any other) will sail lron&
pier No. 43 North River, as follows:?
AMKRIOl'E iPourolr.) Tile-day, April IS. at I 1*. M.
SI'. LAURENT (Laoho?ne*)...Tnc?dav, April23, at 4 P. M.
FRANCE (Trodrl'e) Tuesday, May '2. at 1 P. M.
PRICE OK PASSAGE IN GOLD (Including wine) :?
First cabin. 8110 lo $120, Recording to accommodation.
Second. 872. Third, 840.
Retnrn tickets at reduced ra'.o<.
Steerage, $211, with superior aicniimodailon, Including
wine, bedding and utensil*, without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus ? do not carry steerage pa-sengers.
LOUIS Dli H Kill AN, Agent, 3o Broadway.
u
YNMAN LTSK-MAIL STEAMERS.
I FOR 01 F.F.NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK RICHMOND Thursday, April 13, at * A. M.
C( TV OK BROOKLYN.. . Thursday. April 2 ?. at 2 P. M.
ciTY OK CHESTER Ihorsilav, May 4. at 2 I*. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND. ... Saturday. May 13, ate U'A. M.
CITY OK BERLIN Saturday. May 27, at 8:30 A. M.
from pier No. 4> North Hirer.
Cabin passage, ftio, $8" and $100, go.d.
Blecrnge, 82R, currency.
DraRsVned at lowest rates.
JOHN <1. DALE. Agent. In aud 3A Broadway N. Y.
\Vlni'OHSVl"KVsVoWN AND LIVERPOOL.
| CARRYING TDK UNITED STATU* MAIL.
I The ??earner* of this Rn? !"ke the Lane Routes recom
mended by Lieutenant Munry, U. S. N.. going ?uuih ol tho
Hanks on the pair-age to Qnceustowu all the year round.
GERMANIC ?'
CELTIC April 22, at 8 P. M.
ADRIATIC Apnf 20. at O:'*) A. M.
K 41 Tit . MayB, at 3 P. M,
REPUBLIC ..." Mat 13, at 8.30 M.
From White Star Docks, pier 53 North River.
Rates?Saloon. 880 an I floo. In gold: lOturn tickets on
reasonable terms. Steerage. f JK
Saloon, staterooms, smoking and hath rooms are placed
amidships, where the noise and motion are icnet, affording a
degreo of comfort iillharto unattainable nt sea.
For Inspection ofnlana and other information apply at the
company * office, 37 Broadway, Ve V "'"cORTIS. Agent.
SITED STATES MAIL LINE?STEAM TO Ql' KEN'S
lows AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing every TUESDAY,
from pier 4?> North Hirer.
IDAHO. ..April 18, I P. M. i WISCONSIN...Mny 2. I P. M.
NEVADA..April 23. 3 H. M. I WYOMING May IB. 11 A. M.
Cabin. *6.3. 870 and 8*". currency.
Intermediate, 84": steerage. $26.
Passengers booked to and from Paris. Hamburg, Norway,
Sweden Ac. Dr.tit* on Ireland, England, France aud tier
man, at lowest ^iUJAMa 1 .UIION, 20 Broadway.
V^ATIONAL LINK?FROM PIERS 44 AND 47 NORTH
J\ Ki\er. Fo* London direct.
CANADA, Thursday, April 13.8:30 A. M.
FOR QUEKNSTOWh AND 1-1 VERI'OOL.
HELVETIA. Ap I 13.0', A. XI. ITALY, April 20, Oh A. M.
ENGLAND. April 22.3 P. XI EgYPT, Nlay l.. 3 P. M.
Cabin pus-age. $3" and $7". currency. Keturn tick-Is at
reduced rates. Steerago p*?*s*u. 82". currency.
Drafts l?*ued from JCI upward, at current prices.
Apply at :he c.oopany . on,rc^.^ Broadway
Great western steamship link. 4
TO BRISTOL .ENGLAND, DIRECT.
Hailing from pier IS East Ktrer. a* follow*:?
SOMERSET. Western Saturday. April 13
AHagon Hymen,I* .,
Cabin passage. 873 . Intermediate. 843; steerage. 8-T", cur
rcncy ; exeurwiin tickets, 812*3; prepaid steerage certificates,
$20. Apply to W. D. MORGAN. Agent. 70 South st._
AN C A K U V l'v'u^T 11K UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Y'ICTORIA Sslls Saturday, April 1.3, at 10 A. M.
BOLIVIA Halls Saturday, April 23, at 3 P.M.
Al-S VITA Sails Saturday. April 211, at 10 A. M.
ANCIIORIA. Sails Saturday. May ?. at 2 P.M.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUKKNSTOWN Oil BELFAST.
Cabin 863 V, $8", currency, n -cording to accommodation.
IN rBKMBDlATK. 83.3; steerage, 828.
Drafts Issued for snv amount st current rates
HENDERSON IIROB., Agent-, No. 7 Bowling Oroon.
XTBH YORK "AND LONDON
A REGULAR AND DIRECT 8TEAM
COMMUNICATIONS.
EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY,
bv the "ANCHOR LINE'' steamer*.
ELYSIA. UTOPIA, AUSTRALIA AND ANGLTA,
remmencing Saturday, April 21),
Passengers bookea lo *11 p.dut- at lowest f*l*x
HENDERSON BROS., AGEMH, 7 BOWLING GREEN.
STVkW VoRK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN,
^ BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
from pier 42 North River (foot of Canal st.) as follow*:?
STAIK OF PENNSY LVANIA Thursday, April 23
STATU OF VIRGINIA Thursday. May 4
STATE OF INDIANA ......... .Thnredsy Mav IS
and ererr alternate Thur?<lay thereafter. Fir?tcahln. 8"".
$7" and $H0; return tlcketa, $120. Heeond cabin. $4.?; re
turn ticket*. 88". Steerage at lowest rates. Apply to AOS
TIN BALDWIN $ GO.. Agents, No. 72 Broarlway, N. Y.
Steerage passage office. 4.) Broadway.
OHTII GERMAN LLOYD
HTKAM6IIIH LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot of 2tl ?!., Iloboken.
ODER ...Sstnrdar, Anrll 16 1 WK8ER Saturday, Apnl !?
MAIN Batarday, April 22 | MOHEL... Saturday, May B
Rates of pns?age from New York lo Southampton, llavr#
"'iTr't't'sbln, 11"0 0"ld; Second Cabin, $?*) gold; Fteerage
$30 currency.
Return Tlekcts at reduced rates.
Prepsld St?ersge Certlllestes. 832 currency.
For treight or |>a*aage apply to
Ohl.RICfln t CO.. No 3 Boahng r.rcen
Tl-SON LINK FOR SOUTHAMPIDN AND HULL,
?ailing fnoro pier 53 North River ?? follow* :
COLOMBO. . .April S I HINDOO .Mny #
OTHELLO April 22 | W A V A RI NO. ?. ? ? ?. ??MsyBO
Mr?? cabin. $7". eurrenrn- . *ectmd cabin. $4
Esenrslon ticket* on very favorable terms. Throngl, ticket*
letued to Continents! and Bsllle porta Apply for full par
Ocular* to CBAR|<ga fc. WRIGHT * CA. 96 8onlk *k
1XUBOER.?YALUABLB INFORM a riON To TRAVEL
j |(? and tourist* . r..nt#. and rates to every |Hdnt. I.OO)
Itinrwh s tomlect from .alllnp or ete smer^ Ao.; 10 ?ant?,
p..*t free. COON. SON ? J LN KI MS. 261 Broadway.
o
DONOVAN ROSSA S STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
. , Passage oiB-e Steamer* every day; Cork, Liverpool,
Glasgow. Iterrv ; Drafts payable everywhere.
O'UONoTAN IIOSSA'S Hotel, 183 Chatham square
tOARfWIRB NT K A. H Mil I I'M.
UTrEKLT STEAMERS FOR
W BERMUDA ISLANDS.
The elegant steamer
* caN'IM 4,Captain Llddlcoat,
will he despatched on Thnrsday, April 13. at 3 I*. M., from
pier 12 North River, to be followed by steamship
BERMUDA, Captain Angrove,
April 20. For freight or passage apply to
QUEBEC A Ul'LF PORTS STEAMSHIP CO..
28 Broadway.
PACIFIC MAIL STBAM8HIP LINE
F'lR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. t- INA. AUSTRALIA,
NBW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. AC., AC.
?ailing from pier foot of Canal sL. Nerlk RIvwr.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISTHMUS OK PANAMA.
Steamship ACArl'LGO
connecting for an Central American and Bontb PaclBc
FROM SAN FRANCISC'???? JAPAN AND CHINA.
fromVa'n'francis* 6 jfoJJirfvniaJ rvnr rowVs
RND. TACOMA. PORTLAND, Ar.. Aw,
on the 10th and 23th of every m??th.
IPor freight or
COAST WINK STEAMSHIPS.
PANAMA THAN "'IT STFaMBHIP CO<IPA]fYr
TOR SAN KRANVItiOO. CAL-, AND PACIFIC PORTA
VIA IMTI1MC6 ofr PANAMA.
STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY WILL SAIL
THURSDAY, APRIL 20. AT J P *.
from pinr 13 North Hirer, tor Aspluwall, eoueeeting, via
Piiiiiut Railroad, at Panama with first class ,t, .unships^
for ports as above.
IV r freight or paaaage a|>^y
LLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 6 Rowling Oreen.
HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SsTLINK. "
Kteatucn leave pier No. 3 North Rlrer at 3 P. M.
KOK HAVANA DIRECT.
F
JO
I CITY OK MERIl'it" ...
I CITY op VEK.v ,'ttuv April IA
|-Crrt OK NEW VORK e.'""1'*' April l.t
via Havana'
CITY OK >1KUuJa ""'peachy, Twins,, RR,| Tampico.
CITY OF MEXICO Wednesday, April IJ,
lor freight or'.passeee H,,ply to' Tuesday. May *
Steamers wUl let^ New ft,?.0?8' ?' ",d P B"'?'lway. '
Vera Cms and all other ports. " P 1B *Ud M*'
A hTlie>e"n,^,Ac^]", Vteam^hh,.DI MAIL LTnE.?
WIL.MINOTON ,r
? or. CM EL'S .Tuesday, April Ift
I or froiaht and passage V.'Vi'.,,:".;Thursday, April 27i
tioiii, Apply to ' ** u'^uiptiseU accuiumuila
.w.rte^
? as*, in gold. I poinding slafe room^nd ?!! ' c*Lj11 P*"-'
I "; to St. Johns. $3Y. n , Ha'ilaa '
MsT 'ftiia tSSA'tSi^t
?ok "new ohlbans dTrkTt. ?
IHK CROMWELL LINB.
a HCI.son' Captain'?! agar
Oil Saturday, April I ,. ? a o'clock P. M
Through bills rf"uS!" IsVr^J'- ,
?" Ihe Mississippi lrive? and all nrincipdl
Aon 'v Po"?*" **>< ""?"'ragefcid.
*" " 'I. titl< A SEAMANV8U Wests,
i bxas link for ualyeSton v -t
ortTiiTayfthaiiffgLfis??
a^fcAf,u?5.i af w
Mid Teas. Central Inufrnelhmat autfoe.s.'v "? """"oil
veslon, Houston nnd Henderson and ll!i <7 t
bttrg and San Antonio Railroads.' Fre ght, V""' ,,Brrl,w
lowest rates. For freight or uss.sS.ti.* ''""Miiee at
con,raodsiion-. apply to C II if a? ilr? u a- a?V. 'Wrior *'?
lane, or W. P.JcCT6e'No."Bowleg* ?? ' M*W'tt
^TOROAN'S LINE of KTE AM SHIPS, '
wIM sail every *lVu*l7r ll'V"'l"? r'x":
Irciiciit there to Mnri'MR'u r ? ?7pr'Mn,,t traneferrinff Texan
^?axw^rnr. rcwr&iss
a I ? point''on' t'he'' la West 7i *" 11'Oslve.ton and to
H o uston and 1 *x,i? Central I tVrn"r"* , S"" A"""'K'
cm, Texan mid Pacific anil iViln.r.n.f s1? ''rent North-i
to IndUnoU anil Sun \ntonio arili iff0, i # ra,lrof^s? ""J
-Si
,vr: rivsa ^ - ???
llona'iy To |U,V"1 """? K,r or further Inform*-'
CIl.VRLKS A. WHITNEY A t'O . Acenta.
h'" 36 North River.
()N!'V",K,i;:ri,'-lx,': fO./LORIDA-WBEKl 5 LT^I
V/ to Port Rojral, &. r ? IVrnniHlin . vi.. . h lV\k
On.; sailing every Tlinraitaiv froi illr * A v i ??.Pl,njlwlck S
Through liekets Isoted'to all p.V,""'!,,''Florida, 'o"' (P'7"1;'
/"U.D DOMINION HTEAM8HIP covpam
For Norfolk'ciiSte1 pi",r V, ?orth '
days ant! Satii'rda? a^'fp tf Klcllnin'"'. Tuesdays. Thitrs.
and Tenneaaee Air Line Atlantic11'.^ "m"1'?,"'? ''I1"1*
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio iLJleo^' J"' ' !cd,tt0IU Vir
pony's steam llno." ln,l.X% m,^n*S^,:,7 "* c"?
Virglnia. Notrhern and WaJiineton v r- Carolma
with 1 '?M- ?j"**.
accomniodatlons un?nrp.i,sji
u,..?.,.s.; ?? J, v'av'sM^aaJ*
? TRAVELLERS' OCJlOK. ~
311,1 t.AK CAT8KII.I, J.IN'l VI' THE CREEK
steamer NKWCH AM I'lOV* fr '"'f r"'e'i.U"' '"flings'
d?y and Halur.lay; ^.,uer' M^VvrV'si '"T4*^''P"*
day and Friday. L^s * ? 3 P M-. Mo'"",)r' W?d?*?
\ 1 '/.AN V -I'C'.i'I.E's LINE NrKAMIHMT'C I TAVR
( /,Tn^.E,Vsv.i',VK nteamboatb k,ii; troy andTl?.'
f&rvsrs^'iizszstmit
ss?sart v Ai'l' S',w? /gyyasc
C3ALL KIVi.R LINE To HC.-.TON ~ "
Iliver. foot of Mm r"v .t dall, s,.?V.~ ,,|er 2H ?>"rtU
Thro?8h ,icke,. rouVt'.i?;^;^,^!*!-:';!''1' *?/ >? *
( FCRSTI.YMdkvi "('ATsl
llar.l., rr^r^' I'tfemetUHte landings.-St,, a '1
I larder, Trom franklin st. (pier X'? To.s.u, t. . Z
hatupla^; steamer Moni,,,,. Monday,'Xidnr,'lay ? . W,?f.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND l,v.55AT TRCNK LINE
rrsln. iesve v.'w ^ r|TTyf^., M U'' ' ' TR
ferries, as r?ltoW", *JT Vorlt' vl? ? ' Cortland" .t,
Ki?rK,ri'i7 "?n-lebarg, Pittsburg th > V ,
with I ul I in nn pal ace cars attached. 3 3 t vt ,;. '.
1 "S \Vlllf,'"*P".r? H1"' 1,'ck Haven at I' r v j| -?ta d
P. M. For Corrv a,?l Erie. S;'*J P. , ." . . ' '
?*' JT r T'lnsville. I'elroleuin Centres ,?i' i' z,
l^yiSyyfl'aS'riaS'.'v *
;..;vJ a :?
; i, ; ,?
ten, Perth Ambor fTe^.Iaaton, Bel ,f,
TeaJis I',?* "t1 ?' ?? tK'ket ?
lrrir,a~.Kr'"" Pittsburg. 0 :.V> sn i ? V M %>? I
MondaV Krom ;tK0:L? ?*" **' andTjt'l ' H daily, , i ? ..?
es? V'ts ^ Washington and Haiti:,? <, y? t ?> .
ttfr A'1?, MjI.toalT P. M. Sunday d -J , M , ^
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dWjt6;10,?!J0. H-M. II Hi A . ^:W0UdOK.idlOSIJ
Ticket offlcw, 020 and(>t? Broadway. No. I Astor lleesa
and foot or Deebrrmses and Cortland, sts. ;Vo.4CoartT^
Brooklyn; Nos. 114. lis ,Bd |lH Hn,bo'n'.t ?r^VlV
t' fl v i'Tmu^ So- 8 lattery place. '
f RANK TIIOMsON, H u. BOYD Jr
Mauairer, Oenersl Passenger Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, VIA LONO BRANCH AND THE
???ft.**-'?'.".'* ".'"thofn Rallroed -Fore from New York
l ean Ci-'v k?? 3 ?g1aS.-r?">'"??W:ttf March 13. 1ST6.
Leave New \?rk from Pier H. Noith Riser foot of Rector
Hive'r a. a p" m"/wW*.df'C'1'*' '''"''an'1 and Tome
! " ' At 4 C. M. for Philadelphia. Taekerton and Tome
WlT,r' w. R SXEHKN, ,irneral .Manager.
QTONINOTON LINK Ft)R BOSTON. ""
^ K??liiction of K?ri?.
and NARRAHANrtETT. from
pier 33 No, th River, foot ol .lay el., et J P. M.
r . , Providence Line,
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LVNOLI.dll AtiE.Vi'IKS ?TO BANKERS, INSlRAM'tf
1J rmnpiirifffi, Hnatiriul n^#nfii gnil mi??????!? l?? hm>a ?*
{war. of the city
lh? Hank ?f Kui:l?iif|>, iipv and ?n?vit d(*Mir?l?|?* HuilnRM
Premises especially valuable to any tt?derlak?no
great nublletty. central ,l?,?,i?n and wankdlou, ofcceJart1
tt.'l'eindon, Engfamf* " C,,A""8 Till HE, 4.' LomUrA
pLORENt K, ITALtT ?
A. CUARDt'i'fl & CO. Baakera.
No. o Via del (iiglio.
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dimension and height for pumping ont tn'tnes and uusrrlee";
Nautical I'umps for dry bold repairing. Brewery and Paper
Mill Pumps, VarnaiK and Oat Pressure Pumps Prices, free
Antwerp, packing Inetwded :?7M gallons per minute,?**;
157 gallons, tee*.; J.ltm gallons, 5>(X., direct acting
pumps. ihHids sent within a week after receipt of order.
These pumps may be seen In action si the Philadelphia
Exhibition. For Information, orders, permits to make, ad
dress I,. MORE A I', fhaussee d'Aavers. Bruttlles, Belgium,
or Ins agent In Philadelphia _____ ___
Til K BALL KKAMO*.
SaL1,T)P Tk?* ' "" ??
I" Academy of Music, April 23.
Boxes aad tickets may he l,ad on apnliration at Chicker
Ing Hall from 2 to ?"> n'cloeb daily.
" AliBICAL^
AyHTliK.Vri.EU AN II, A, KNOWLEDol.lt ABI1.I1Y Ad
Solo and chnreh ortrani <1. ond at eomluctor of quartet
and chorus choirs, who has ',?! 1 (be position of organ is! and
choir master In a prominr nt Episcopal church for a number
of years, desires an engeyemenl from May I; can furnish
singers If desired Address OKU ANIdT, care Messrs. John
F dtratt, n A Co.. Nn. .W Maiden 'ane. where the advertiser
may be teen Wedneeday and rn.ley. from 2 to 3 P. M.
An experienced oroanict dibirR" a posi.
tlon la a churcli. New York or Hrooltlyn. Addreep
OKU AN 1ST. Uix imt Herald I |3-a i |!i ?.?.!? oPi-e.
AUKNTLKMAN OF HERAT EXPERIENCE GIVRH
Instruction on Pianoforte. Organ. Harp and Har
mony at pupil's residence: $10 quarter: reference. Ad
dress, with reference. TP, \ C11 ER, bo* 123 Herald CptowB
Branch office.
Accltiyatbd ladt. an rxperibnckd and
aocomplislied teacher, zivea pianoforte and singing
Itetone, f 10 per ouaitrr: highest rc fere nee. Address, with
residence, CH A.NTKI'dK. box IX, Herald odloe.
A RATA PA RAVALLI. TENOR hINllRH FRON 1TAI.,
Ixn Opera, teaches piano and sinning for (It) per O'taiUr.,
11? West/??>-?l. sear ttlb a v. Puoll's residence S13 oar
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