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THE NEW YORK HERALD
WHOLE NO. 14,515. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIBECTOKT FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?2d Page?5th i>nd 6th col*.
ASTROLOGY?lam PAOB-JSth col.
BILLl A KOS?1 1th Paob- Ulli col.
BOARDER* WAN TED-2n "W and 4th eats.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?-?!> Pa*m?4th col.
BROOKLYN BOARD-2D Pagb?4th col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?pth paul
BUSINESS NOTICES?7th 1'ask?<*h col.
CITT BRAL EsTAIB FOR SALE?2d riU-lM aoL
CLE RES AND SALESMEN?1-th Paob?4th eol.
CLOTHING? 11th Piu-6th col.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?12tm Page?4th eol.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?1st PAUB-Oth audtith cols.
COPARTNERSHIPS?9th pack.
OOUNTRY BOARD?2p Pack??th coL
DANCING ACADEMIES?2n PA?B-?th col.
DENTT8TEY? 12th Pacb?6lb col. _
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. PUBLISHED AND UN
FURNISHKD?2d Page?2d col
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?t?rpaw?6the?L
EUROPE?11th PieK-eth c?i. .
excursions?In Page?0th col.
FINANCIAL?!>ra pack.
POR SALE? 12th Paob?Hth ooL . .
FURNISHED BOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Paob?2d aud 3d cols.
PUENITURE-lgr pACK-t.th col
HELP WANTED?FEMALES? 13th PABB-Sd Bad 4th
colt.
HELP WANTED?MALES?12th PAGB-4th and 5?h eols.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. AC.?1st J?AOB-2d, ad. 4lb and
5th cola
HOTELS?2d Paob?Mb eol.
HOUSES. BOOMS. AC.. WANTED?2d Pabb-3d eoL
INSTRUCTION?2n Paob??tb col.
LECTURE SEASON ?an Page?tth eol.
LOST AND POUND?1st Page? l?t eol.
MACniNERT?12TH PAOB-<.th col.
MARBLE MANTELS?2d PA.;ie-?th col.
MEDICAL?12m PAOB-?tl. ool.
MILLINERY AND dressmaking?1st Paob?6th eol.
miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS?10th Pagb
(th col.
MUBICAL-Uth Pace?6th eol.
NEW publications?7th Paob-6th col.
PERSONAL? 1st Page?Wt col.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. Ac.?2d Pagb??th col.
PROPOSALS?1?t Pagb?6th eol.
professional SITUATIONS WANTED?FBMALEB?
12th Paob?3d col.
PROPERTY OUT OP THE CITT POR SALE OB TO
RENT?2d Paob?1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Paob?1st and 2d
colt.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2d Paob?3d col.
REWARDS?lrr Page?1m col.
BALES AT AUCTION?12th Paob?5th and ?th cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES? 12*n Paob?1st, 3d
and 3d colt.
SITUATIONS WANTED-M ALES?12th Page?4th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-) st Page?1st and 2d col*.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.?1ST Paob?2d coL
STORAGE?11th Paob?6th ool.
SUMMER RBSORTS?2n Pagb?4th col.
THE TRADES?12tii Pagb?5th col.
THE TURF- Ut Pagb-3?1 eol.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SF8?2n Paob?3d eol.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-lsr Page?6th col.
unfurnished ROOMS AND apartments TO LBT?
2d Pagb?3d col.
WATCIIE8, JEWE LUY, AC.?11th PtOB-flth eol.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB SALE OB
TO LBT?2n Paob?lit col.
TACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.?10th PA0B-6th eol.
PERSONAL.
t? V*mbrff~WfT K N E W'"WlVAf^sWK?krtou
JL) won Id write and try to see me. OLD DARLING.
Darling wife-abb tou mine only by all
that has passed f I know yon are not deceltfttl to poor
"Mosquito;" but If yon deitire another In your heart I will
release yon. although It kills me; I deserve at least caudar;
T?u know my pure and sole devotion to you only; kill me,
but do not trifle with me. P. H.
Delano, ibo madiron av?information-is
wanted of this family; this is In regard to the chang
ing of infants: kldnappinir ease. Call on or address new
YORK DETECTIVE BUREAU, 765 Broadway.
DO. MPBILER IS DBSIKOUS OF FORMING
? the acquaintance of one of the three laoies who. In
company with small dog and stont young man, came down
on Flushing train Thursday evening; afterward were ou
forward ma of ferry boat; if agreeable. Address box 173
Hsrald Uptown Branch office.
Earthly mortals.-will meet you same
place, o'clock, Saturday, If satisfactory; answer.
II. I. BRIDGE, Herald Uptown Branch office.
E?BLACK SUIT AND WHITE GLOVES, HARLEM.
? Please inldrran M. L. Herald office.
Information WANTED?OF PATRICK MORRIGAN,
son of Michael Morrigan and Mary Nickalson. and Pat
rick Duffy, natives of Kellxtgneto. county Galway, by their
eousln, MARY aNN NICKOLSON, Johnston av., Telford
Lawn, Jamaica, L I.
WANT YOU THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
on 4th av., where we last met. YAM.
FSS B. D,?OLD FRIENlTToU recognized ON
front of car on 42d St., Wednesday afternoon, wonld
like address. W. U., box 186 Herald Uptown Branch office..
UBY-NO LETTER; OH, RUBY! WILL BE THERE;
letter in offico; thine always and forever. WILL
R
CliOULD THIS MEET THE RYB OF MRS. D. CADY,
O formerly of San Frsncisco, please send her address to
M. E. GONZALEZ, 53 Leonsru sw, care Uofftnuu Bros. A
Bloom.
T'HB GENTLEMAN WHO WORE EYEGLASSE8
wonld be pleased to lorm the acquaintance of the lady
he met In the 6th av. car and subsequently at Parker's res
taurant. Address S. F.. box 216 Herald office.
ILL THE LADY WHOM GENrLEMAN ASKED TO
read personals while seelug Iter to De K*lb avenue
:ar permit lilin to form her acquaintancef Address
BOTH WELL, Herald office.
LOST AMD rOCMU.
+""08^?A^ppfrz 8LVT: NAjifK PL'FKY; LOST~in
JLJ Lexington iv., nesr Soth st. Return to 145 5th av.
L08T-0.V rilE IflTH, FROM 84TH ST.. A SCOTCH
Terrier, answering to the name of Nelly. The finder
vill be suitably rewarded by returning her to 357 5th av.
r OST-ON TUESDAY. MAY 16. A RUSSIAN LEATHER
Li Pockethook, going from East 21>t st. to 42d st. and
Broadway, St. Cloud Hotel. Finder will be rewarded by re
turning to 328 East 21st St.. first floor.
Lost-an Malmi regiment non-comm7s
sloned Staff ltadgo. The finder will be suitably re
rarded by returning it to A. C. B VXTER, 10"> South 5th av.
LOST-A PET RING dove-fiTE>iNbKR WILL BR
suitably rewarded by returning it to No. S Bast 3Hth st.
rewarok. ~
RKWARD.?LOST. ~ON WEDNESDAY. tfAfr"l7.
? in walking from 5th av. and 13th st. to Broadway ami
11th St., an embroidered Handkerchief, witu a bine border
and monoiram in blue and white. Any one returning tho
same to No. 9 Waverley place will receive $5 reward.
?LOST."WEDNESDAY. FROM 31 WEST 20TH
ft). St., Scotch Terrier; rod ribbon on; name Jakey.
|?OM RBW^D.-Tfit^TERRIEJt DOG LOST; SEE
I)?\J particulars in yeiterdsy's (Thursday) Herald.
fAN YECHTEN.426 6th av.
fcon KEWARP.-LOST, ON THURSDAY. MAY 18,
pjZi\J about 3:30 I'. M., noar the corner of Broadway
tnd 27th St.. a white Spiti Dog. answering to the name of
"Ah Sin;" hsd on at time ol loss a collar, with name and
iddressinscribed. Upon returning the dug tuNo. 125 Lex
Burton av. the above reward will be naid.
special" Notices.
A N IMPORTANT KACT KOR
A. ADVERTISKR8 TO CONSIDER
Circulation ot the EVENING TELEGRAM tut week
???:?
fondnr. *?y a 35,800
taeeday. May 9 4S,fHO
Yedoenday. May 10 u7,Hm
rhuriwlay. M nv 11 37,201 >
friday, Mar 12 30,400
Saturday, May 13 34.700
Total 230.1 on
Dally average 38,350
AUVKKTlSl.Vti RA'IY.S,
*0 CENTS PER LINK.
ATTENTION I?TWENTV-riVK YEARS' PRUSSIAN
bnpltal experience: diteaie* ot men and disease* of
llie akin ? specialty; consultation iree :tprlvate office 101
Bleeckerst. Dr. JACOUY.
?ISA AC O. BOY(CT:. 207 "BROADWAY,T.AVVYKrT?
? IMvorce* obtained promptly, without publicity : deser.
Hon. incompatibility, habitual drunkenness, infidelity, In.
kuman treatment, runvlction cf Moor. l'nssoort* obtained.
?FIRST PRIZE, ?io8.tllib GOLD; ?~
. Main drnwlnir "I the
I!ncal Brun??ick Covrrnmei.t lottery,
from May 10 to J tint' p. 1 -<7(1.
HO,dU> tick*t?. 28.500 prises.
Royal Havana Lottery.
Next drawing May 22, tt;7Q.
Kali explanatory circulars l>w.
TIIKODORK SWCIIOCH.
Box 5.51HPost "Hie*. 111! Nassau ?t.. New York.
FRACTION <>K TUB INDiniTKlAL exhibition
Company. participating In allotinrnt of .luno 5, lor
rale at N<>. 1 >V*.I it.. each; Iuwent premium, $j 10;
highest 983. *
*RBNTt)cKY~8TATK \a?TTERFB!j OK J. 8. HM1TH
A CO.
XBHTrricr?*xtka cum, 4?:?. roit 1878.
78, 70, 77. ?. 30. A3, 2T, 58, 07. 28, I 0.
num'Ckr-clam 444. ron i?78.
20, 85. 71. 30. "f, M' 1(1, 52. ?1. 18. 62. 40.
All orders address H. NATHAN, 181 Broadway, or Post oRice
box 4.87o New York city.
ZfttRKti. BMBRHON k CO.
, Kentucky State Lotteries. drawn dally.
Roy it I Hnvana Lottery ilrairn evajrjr 17 daya.
Kentucky Slums Number lottery, drnwn May 27. 18TH.
Prises cashed. Information lurnlshed nnd circular* free.
1W ilriiailwn;' Post nffiecbex 5,272. New Yora.
D" ~?" (iGULAiri). "laI* rnoKi-moB in >ari?, ?i
Weit -Citli *t?Nervous debilliy, Ac., speedily eradi
cated. Adrict> tree.
DR. FRANCIS QOl'LARD, LATH PROFESSOR IN
I'artK. lectures mn vtcklf, Private ollltfs for recep
tion ol patients. 41 Wnt IWhIi ?t. Nervous debility sml tll?
pases or men nnd wotnen speedily eradicated. Consultation
free.
Diseases of mrn a specialty.
IIKNRY A. DANIELS, M. D.. 144 Lexington av.,
ae.-tr 2!?tIt at. Office bonm from 8 to 3.
DlClAMES CAN^ltli jtPKCIALLTlio'" SULTKD~"ON
disuse of men, at HI Ftlint it.: moderate chnrire?;
bonnraole confidence; thorough treatment; 20 years'ex|fe
rlenee: advice free.
D?. II. J. JORDAN. SOLE PROPRIETOR OK TIIR
New York Mn?etim of Atiatoiny, ha> r.mo>ed Ills resi
dence and office to No. 5 Washington place, three dour*
went of Broadway.
Ct -OrriClAI. DKAlTlN?r Y~STAT R LOT
T. terle?. SIMMON# A Dlt'KINKOX. Manager*.
xrxTfcxr. kitka class mi. H3.V-nai is, |s7?.
2, 36. 07. ?. 45. 4ti. 7s. 77. :ts. ait, 8. :? iltL 24.
KKKTVCKT, CMM XO. ;|:M._jiav 18, I87U
SI, 48. l?. 1". 51, 41. 21. 50. 4. 21' 4, 42.
n*.var. kxtma i lam mo. itn>ur IH. iS7t.
M 48. t>". Il?. 4>. 8ft, tO, Ifj, ;!4, 74. |:t Hi 3^ 71
iixaRT, ci.aks 50. ana?way is, is7o.
|fl, 47, Ml. -<t. :i . .t. . HI, I. J. IK. VH 75, 71.
Knll inlormawon ny applyins t.t or addrmainc J. CLOTE
| t.ti, ill) Bro;idwnv, or box I.WIV I'nnt office.
CV?F=*)?."0" IN Plir/.KS: KVKHY OT'ilKR'TTcKkT~A
I, prl*t?.?8IM Jft>NS A DICKINM)N ninple natuber Ken
teckey Stute Lottery, to Im drawn May li, 1K7?; 25,420
trxel out ol .Vi,<W? tiiken. Vl?o Hoyal Havana, to lie drawn
?n May 22, IH7t>. J. t.'J.l.TE A CO.. SO) Broadway, or box
t.Wit), fat office. _____
K""ZFmRON'C CATARRH. ORAKNR?>i IMTROT^O
. mt'ilio I; Inttantaneou* relief; permanent rare*.
Itt. bIOUDAKD, No. 8 West 14th at.
SPECIAL BOTICKB.
jMUJV" 600 iSb eV?S scurmST
?vary other ticket t prm.
25,420 PriMi, amounting to $SX),(XXI
KENTUCKY STATE D13 T RIBUTIO N.
Draws Hatarday, May 27.
Littof Prises.
1 Prise of S20.000
2 Priaes of fS.fflO IO.OOU
2imi*??ofii.uuu so.ujo
SO Pnsse?f?r.O Ut'-OO
23,(*Ju Prise* of $3... .123.UX)
1 Prireof .... $30,000
1 Prise of 10,fiui(
3Prtseeoff2,300.. 12.5(11)
20 Prises of10.000
'.hi friie* off100... 1*>.?>?>
1X1. amounting to 11.000
Tlek>la,|ltt; halvse, $5 ; quarter*. $2 30.
Ail Prises paid in lull. Addreas all orders for tickets and
Information to
TH0&. U. BAYS * CO..
687 Broadway N. Y.
AY ANA LOTTERY.?NRXT DBAW1NG OP ?0,066
tickets. May 22; amount of priaes, f0l*>,000; highest
prise, >100,000. For particulars adrtresa
li. MAltri.VRZ t CO..
10 Wall iL, box t.liC Pout uffioe, New York.
iNTUCKY_STAfB~LOTTKHI E8?DRAWN DAILY?"
Kentucky Sinirle Number (irumi Distribution,
drawn May 27: tieketa; 23.420 priaea.
Whole tickets, <1<); halves, 93; <iu*rter?, (2 .VX
Third Louisiana Gold Distribution to bo drawn Jnly 20.
Whole tickets, (30; tenths and twentieths In proportion.
Por information, circular*. Ac., address nr apply to
JACKSON A CO., Bankers, a-2 Broadway, hew York.
t ADnm ooxsclt nx, onxnij. nut au a?
JU ment*; apeedy curei whatever the mat tor. 142 West
4Mth at.
VTBRTO0S EXHAUSTION.?A MEDICAL KSK *Y
J.1 comprising a series of lectures delivered at Kahn'a Mu
senm of Aaatomv, New York, on tbe cause end curs of l're
mature Decline, showing indisputably how lost liralth may
be regained, affording a clear synopsis ot the impediment* to
marriage and the treatment of nervous sad physical debility,
being the result of 20 years' experience. Price 23 cents. Ad
drees tbe author, Dr. L. J. KAUN, office and residence 31
Rast loth st.. New York.
P~ ILRS OB HEMORRHOIDS PERMANBNTLYRRADI.
cated in two to four weeks' painless treatment; no
knife, ligatures, canities or cautery employed; poeitlvelr
NO CllARGB POK TREATMENT UWTIL CURED.
Circulars free. Dr. 8TODDAJID, only oflice No. H West
14th st.
R0>AL HAVANA LOTTERY. .
The next drawing will take place on May 22. Prises
cashed. Order* filled. Information furnished troe on appli
cation. Spanish bank bills and governments purchased.
TAYLOR * CO.. Bankers. 11 Wall at.. New York.
s
OUTH 3TU AY.
Amity st.
Opposition to Oilbart Elevated Railroad Company.
All persons Interested in property front in* on South 3th
av. and Amity st. are invited to attend ? meeting to be held
for the purpose of organising a vigorous opposition to the
construction of an elevated railroad through said streets.
Meeting will be held at No. 71 Washington square south,
between Mouth 3th av. and Wocster st., on Friday afternoon,
10th Inst., at 4 o'clock. ?
Re anre to come or be represented.
By order of committee or property-owners. >
Mat ie. 187a
TUB MRMRBR8 OP THE NEW YORK STATE MILI
tla are invited to oall and examine onr naw atylo of
shoes, especially adapted for promenade pnrpoaes.
OANTRELL. Nos. 23U and 241 4th av.
(klifUl nOH -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
fOUW.UUU. Next drawing May 22.
Circulars with fall particulars sent free.
P. C. DEVLIN A CO.. Stationers and Oeneral Acents,
No. SPark row, near Ann St.. opposite Post office. New York.
SPORTING?lk/G?. BIKIIS. ?C.
BaSeball Pools"sold every after.nooS" on
all professionsI gamea st JOHNSON'S Pool [looms.
Telegrams, by inninga. received today:?Cbicairo vs. St.
Louis, at Chicago; Hartford vs. Boston, at Hartford.
"POOLS SOLD AT NEW~i'ORK TI RF EXCHANGE
X tbis afternoon on Boston vs. Hartford, at Hartford;
(Chicago vs. Rt Louis, at Chicago. SEIBKRT A McCLOUD.
THIS Tl/ItF.
3~tffctr?T!r"AND" FRENCffpoot.s 86L"n "Xf new
. YORK TUKP EXCIIANOK. 13 West -.'8th st. tbis
afternoon anil evening, on the LOUISVILLE snd WASH
INGTON runnlug races. FRENCH POOLS close st 3:20 P.
M. KELLY. HI,ISM ACQ.
Auction and frknch pools' sold at thomas*
Excliauge. 1,239 Broadway, every afternoon and
evening on the Louisville Ruunlng Races; also on sll Ball
(james and on tho Billiard Tournament at Philadelphia. Re
sult of each game received by telegraph. <1. M. THOMAS.
TuCTIOX AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
ii BON'S Rornns, corner of Broadway and 28th at., on the
races at Louisville, Ky.; full returns received by ttlograph
of each race: French pools close at 3:30 P. M.; all orders by
mail or messenger will reeeive prompt attention.
T. li. A W, H. JOHNSON.
/CONTINENTAL POOL ROOM. CONTINENTAL
\J Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.?Auction and French Pools
sold dally on all sporting events in all parts of the country.
HUDD DOBLB.
? L. R. MARTIN.
FLEETWOOD PARK.?THB MRST SPRING MERT
ingwillbn given June 1H, t? and 201 Tbo club house
and restaarant under grand stand will be opened thn morn.
Inv followlnffthe muatang race, by the well known enterer
and hotel keeper, Billy Florence. PHILIP DATEK.
Fleetwood park.-the privilege op sell
ing pools on all the ertertainmonts given at the above
for sale. Address PHILIP DATER. Fleetwood Park.
Fleetwood park.-the cl?.'R housb, cot
I? taite and Saloon under Grand ittand to let. Apply at
the Park. , PHILIP DATER.
Proposals will be BBceifSsl^OR the use
of the Track and Premises ot the Sea View Park Associ
ation at New Dorp, Rtaten Island, tor the term of one year
from May 1, 1878. Proposals must be anbmltted before Sat
urday. May 20. 1876, st 2 P. M. Address nil communications
to HENRY MILLER, New Dorp. Staten Island.
HORSED. CAKRIACEk. <KC.
ucTioN house of arch, johnston,
10, 31. 23 una 2.1 11th at.
uenr University place.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN TIIE
city.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
34 hour* to three day*' trial on borsee warrnnteu sound.
The oldest and moat rellablo house In tha city.
t;
TIII8 DAY (FRIDAY). AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT IMPORTED SADDLE HOUSE, GRAND
duke, 1H hands high. H yenra old; kind and gen*
tie, thoroughly broken to all galta. either by m<>
tiou, word or whip; a very spirited, a yllah and
* aristocratic miner, bnt very amiable and kind in
disposition and safe for n lady to ride ; Is one or the
Hurst and handsomest saddle horses in America.
ENGLISH LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SAD
DLES. nearly new.
TWENTY-FtVK SADDLES, balance assignee's sale.
ELEGANT TEAM HAY (CARRIAGE) HORSES, 10
bands. 7 and 9 yeara; good fall manes and tails:
have bean used in citr and country single ana
double for family use; have not a vice. Fault or
trick <>r any kind; aro not afraid or a locomotive
or anything elso; any one can drive them; well
matched in alee, trait and color, and are in every
way a first class team for any nae; warranted
aonnd.
ELEGANT LANDAULET. satin and moroco, by J. B.
Brewster A Co.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, made to order, by Merrl
man.
LIGHT BAROUCHE, in rood order, by Wood Brothers.
SUPERIOR BKOWN MORGAN HORSE. l.W hands,
8 years old; kind and trae In all harness; Tree from
vice; baa excellent square gait; is a first class
roadster; can trot to-day In 8 :10; has been uaed to
* it pony phaeton by a lady; Is perfectly gentle and
In every respect a first class coupe or carriage
family horse, without lault or trick of any kind;
warrant ?t sound. <
TOP ROAD WAGON, la good order, by Brewster, of
Broome street.
hIX-8EAT PARK PHAETON, In good order, by Wood
Brothers.
DARK ROAN PONY BUILT MARE, aired by (2d)
llambletonlan. raised by the late Mr. Aapinwall;
Is the handsomest cob In America; la kind In single
ana double harness and extra fine nnder snddle;
has not a lault. vice or trick of any kind; has been
used aa a family pet by ladies and children; Is per
fectly safe and reliable for any one to drive; I*
spirited bnt very penile and Invaluable for family
use; warranted sonnd.
CANOPY TOP BASKET PONY PHAETON, nearly
new, Bradley. Pray A Co.
SHIFTING TOP DEPOT WAGON, In good order, by
Jackson k Woniruff.
THREE CLARENCES, in good order, by Lnee A Will
iams.
CELEBRATED TROTTING HORSE Black Sweney,
known as the Dan Sweney horse; has a record or
3:2S; is a thorough i nod, square Irotter, n fine
free, pleasant driver; does not shy or pnll; has not
a vice or trick or any kind; can trot to-day In - !*?;
Is safe for any one to drive ; is not afraid or a it.
thing, and la a thorough good hone for any use and
warranted sound.
8. H. ROAD WAGON, In good order, by Bnsittr, of
Broome st
v ELEGANT ROCKaWaY, nearly new. eltv built.
B mlrgajft BAY CARRIAGE (OR COUPE) HORSE,
Hi hand", l? years, kinil in all harness and Tree trom
vice. Sold for acconut of whom it may concern by
order ot assignee. An elegant horse. Sale abso
lute
TWENTY SIX OTHER HORSES, description time of
sale.
TOP PONT PHAETONS AND WAGONS, to be sold te
pay advances and charges.
LAliiiE ASSORTMENT of every kind of new and second
hand Carriages, Wagons, Harness, Ac., this day at
ARCU. JOHNSTON'S Mart. 19 to 3.% 18th at., near
University place. Weather never interferes with
onr SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A FINK LOT OF HARNESS TO BE SOLD CHEAP.
Blankets Sheets. Nets. Ac. Largest st<<ek at lowest
prices. Save money by dealing direct with the manufac
turer. E. BART LETT, H3 Warren St., corner of College
place. New York.
Vt HALFVToST?ONE MOHtThaRTON. TWO FULL
spring top Wagons, two Whitechapel ride bara; all the
latest sty.a ; best city makers. Private stable. 33d St.. cor
ner of 4th av.
TroTt sale, if a l f~5pring top~buugy, good
. maker; also full *pring top Buggy. Private hoarding
atable.-V) West luth st. ?
A BAY PONY-BUILT M ARE?7 YEARS, l.t
hind*, free, stylish driver, 'inlet, for lady to drive,
f l J.~>, top Buggy, set or fine llarnras II '.' Henry st., stable.
AsorREiTTRom>o hkmhm;. i <> nstititiox-,
record 3:31: I'"'* hands, 111 years old; top ?l4e bar
t\ agon, track Harness mid Sulkey, at ;? bargain. 1U West
87tn at. ______ _____________
-WO'PONY-BUILT~ HOR*Kn~ ALSO LAKOE
. draught Horse, young and eonnd. ?.Vi, $1IO, $135. ill
Canal st.. saloon.
T LOW PRICE?THREE HIDE BAR LE.MHEI! TOP
Buggy at ferriage factory, corner NOtli st. and lloule
NKW KlUIIT-FOtlT PLATE OYAI, SHOWCASE
lor sale cheap; Clgartltandtoiet. 1,1151 Broadway.
A
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A
t lJHHHHH H
j\. hands. 6 te'rs old: warranted sonnd; wltiiont faun,
vice or hl-nilsli. tan be ridden er driven ky the most tlinii
lady or child; Is very h mds. nie; will stand In steam cars ,
alsilop I'liaelon and Harness; best city makers. Apuly nt
private stanla ltil East 3*to si.^
V~'kECo\|? IIAVll~T. IP C Alt ?1 AUK FOR ONE
n.irs- must liav-' seals lor l?nr and nuiat he ver) II.-lit
and but little nsed Any one having snch a carna.ro which
they are willing to s?ll at a great harfsln l..r cash nlll
6lease ad<lr?->, immediately, ?. f. R., Uerahl I ptuwn
ranch office.
HOK8K8. CA1UUAGKB. ?SC.
Auction house or van *absell V krauney.
Ill) and 112 KAST laTU ST.,
HEAR 4TH AT.
REGULAR RALES OP HORSES AND CARRIA0E8
EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On ettrj bora* that i? warranted sound or kind and tril
In harno**, from oua tu three day* 1> tfireu to MM war
num.
CATALOGUE or THIS DAY'S (FRIDAY) SALE,
AT lt> O'CLOCK.
BALE
of
CHOICE BRED
TROTTING STOCK.
HANDSOME BAY GKLDINI. ETHAN ALLEN itoek.
7 rear* old in hand*: can pace ? mil* In 2 ?>>; trot In
very nobby driver; raited In Orange countj;
warranted aound.
HANDSOME LltillT BAY OR DUN COLORED
MAKE (raieedby MIKE ZIBGLKK. CINCINNATI),
l.ady Ziogler, II year* old, shod by QEN.
GEoROB II. THOMAS, datn by Pilot; this mare is
15.3 hand*, is pure trailed; tin driven lost fall by
Mr. McXatnara over Fleetwood track In 2 :.H6 ; hat
never been bandied, but will certainly trot down In the
twontiea till* summer; tb? aire of tibia mare baa nro
dneed m>me of tb? bed colts in thla country: one?a
five rear old-trotted last spring in 2 220; be U alao
the aire of Scott a Thomas, entered lu the Outenulal
at Philodelnhla tbli aummer: warrantedsonad.
CHESTNUT GELDING IMPERIAL, foaled in 1*72. sired
by balf brother to Volunteer imperial, he by Ryadyk'a
llatubletouiau, dam by ."Wly's American Star: thla
oolt li 10.21] lianda, ana, without exception, the moat
premising young hone la the Stale. This colt waa
Jiurchased by bis present owner at ?lgbt months old,
or ? I,<#>>, troui Joe Oavln, of Goahen, Orange county,
and 1? to-day worth $j,(X>0; is warranted lu every par
ticular.
FINE U.VY GRI.DING CHARLEY KAHN, foaled in 1*70,
I.'i.i't, hand* hi::h. aired by Alexander'% Abdallah. dam
a Camden man-, lie can trot hit mile in 2 ensure;
Mr. McNatnara drove him this spring in 2 :15; be beat
(Irani:* i.trl, r >u. baa a record ol 2:42. on the road last
aummer. ?bea a* waa bet 5 yean old; Rood disposi
tion, will stand without tying, and is warranted
sou ad.
BAY MARE LADY EMMA, foalel 1S6S aired by Young
t'onaternation, dam by 11 Ul's Black Hawk; trotted
last winter on the Ice la 3:3ft; can beat 2:40; fine
waited K>?id disposition: warranted sound.
ONE SIDE fear to}i Wagou, in ttrat class condition, made
to order, by \ anduser, at a cost of 4525.
ONE SI1)K bar no top Road Wagon, bailt by R. M.
Stivers, in first class order.
THRKn. SUITS uf Horse Clothing, Stable Blankets,
Knots, Ac.
Comprising the rboleest sto-k offered for sale tbii season.
BAY 1IOKSK. SIKED BY RYSDYK'8 IIAMIILETONIAN,
dam by American Star; ia 10 band* high. 5yoars old;
kind and true In all harneae: free from vice; very
stylish: has never been handled for speed. but can
trot lu -:.V) to top wairon; la it tree and pleaaant
driver; a first daaa horse lor gentleman'* road u*e,
and warrauted sound: nl-o set Harness, and
Tor ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER A CO.
ELEGANT TRAM ItAY HORSES, KENTUCKY BRED,
I.'?*? l ands hiirh, 7 and H years old; kind and true in
all harness; free from vlc.i; very stylish and hand
some: can trot In :i minutes together: hare great en
duranre; fear nothing: can be driven by anyone, and
are a first class road or carriage team.
SILVKR MOUNTED CARRIAGE HARNESS, and
FOUR SKAT l'ARK PltEAToN, Bl'ILT BY MINES
and Stevens.
BLACK l'ONY, 13? HANDS HIGH, 8 YEAR8 OLD;
kind nnd true in all harnees; tree from vice; extra
line under saddle; fear* nothing; a last traveller;
suitable lor a lady to drive, and warranted sound.
Also sot Harness aud
TOP PONY PHAETON. NEARLY NEW.
TEAM BAY HORSES, Irt HANDS HIGH, 9 AND 10
rears old; kind and true In all harness; free from rice;
have been used for carriage driving and are an excel
lent team tor general ute.
Sot Double Harness and
GLASS QUARTERED UOACII, IN C.OOD ORDER.
BAY KKNTl'CKY BRED MARE. SISTER TO JAMES
Miller; is 15}? hands high. 8 years old; kinj and true
in all hartiesa; Iree from vice, an extra fine roadster;
has a record of 2:57, and can trot In 3 mlnutea any
day ; is al*o u superior saddle mare, well broken to all
K?tf?; can be ridden or driven by a lady; warranted
sound.
Alsu set Harness, and
TOP ROAD wagon, nearly new.
SOKRKL PON i", 15 HANDS HIGH, fl YEARS OLD;
kind nnd trne in all harness; free from vice; a last
traveller: tree nnd Mylwli driver; good under saddlo; a
superior |>ony for Initio* to rtde or drive, and warranted
sound. Also set llnrnea*. anil
BASKET PHAETON, WITH RUMBLE AND CANOPY.
GRAY MARE, 15}.' HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD: KIND
and true ill all harness; free from vice; a lust travel
ler: free, prompt and peasant driver; fears nothing,
and an extra good family animal.
TOP ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW. BUILT BYTOOKER.
TEAM BROWN HORSES, 15Ji HANDS HIGH, 7 AND 8
vesrs old; kind and trne In all harness; free from vice;
fast travellers: free and stylish drivers: leer nothing;
hava been usi-d by a private lamily, and are told only
tor want of use.
Also net double Harness and
BRTTZK A, IN GOOD ORDKH, BUILT BY BREWTER.
SORKKL TRUCK 1IORSK. 16 HANDS HIGH, U YEARS
old; kind and true in all harneia: free Irom vice; ha*
been used In a truck, audi* a first clan worker.
Set Truck Harness and
TI1REK-QUARTKR TRUCK IN GOOD ORDER. SOLD
to par rhnr ;cs and keep, by order of Amr* Willett*.
BROWN HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH, u YEARS OLD;
kind nnd true in all li.irneaa; freo irom vice: ha* been
used in a grocer*' wacon: Is a good wo. her and war
ranted sound.. Also Sot llarnea* aud
NO TOP GROCER'S WAGON.
SIX-SEAT PHAETON. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
Brewster 4 Co., of Broome st.
SIX-SKAT PHAETON. IN GOOD OEDER, BUILT BY
Klsndreau.
TWO FOUR-SEAT PHAETONS. BY MINER AND
Stevens. ,
TOP dei'OT WAGON. WITH POLE AXl> SHAFTS,
nearly new. built by Ben*on.
No top depot Wagons. In good order.
Vleto-la. bnllt by Moore.
Extension top Phaeton. Rrekaway*, Dog Curt*, top and no
top Rond Wagons and l'haetuna, double and (ingle
Harness. Saddle* and Bridles.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Attention ok okntlkmen is callko
to the sale by public auction
TO-MOHROW (SATURDAY). MAY 20,
itt 11 o'clock, prompt, at tbe
Private stable, No. 4 Weit IBtb it .
one door we?t o' Atli av..
of *11 tbe fMt and ulaible lionet, One Oiinttini nd ele
gant Harness, the property of J. I). Doremus.
Consisting of tbe handsome end well Matched team of
black Carriage Horses. raised hjr Dr. Herr. of Lexington,
Kv . and aired by Casslus M. Clay, dam a half-bred mnro:
they lire it nnd 7years old. 10 handa. half brothers; trotted
together at County Fair at Paris. Ky., In 3:5(1. when pur
chased bv pre*"nt owner: they cannot be out-styled by any
team In the city, have bleb knee action, drive together like
one horse nnd are perfectly broken, single and double: are
not afraid of the ram: safe for any ordinary driver, and are
wsrrsntcd sound and kind.
Henutltul three-quarter bred sorrel fielding Radaman
tlius, 8 ream old. 15JK high, sired by Melbourne, dam by
Clark f'hlef: one of the bent hrhken. mwt graceM and finest
behaved horse* In America; lias all desired gaits under sad
dle, guides by motion: carry either lauy or rentleman with
style and ease; Is hold, brave and fearless: finely broken to
all harness, and ean trot in 3 :4.'i; warranted sound and kind.
Eletrsnt black Trotting Mare Rosa Sonberg, sired by
Highlander Chief, dam by Kdward Everett. Is six rears old,
15)jj hands hi eh; trotted last fall at Fleetwood Park in 2 37;
is a very pleasant, prompt driver; I* not afraid of anything;
does not pull, and is not excitable In company; extraordi
narily good pole mare, and for a gentleman's road mare can
not be surpassed In the city, and warranted sound end kind.
Handsome high bred Trotting Mare Boston Olrl. raised by
C. Russell, of Boston. Mass., sired bv Fearnaugkt. dam by
Ceneral Knox: III fi years old. 1">K high; trotted, as a four
Cear olfl In 2 :?2 over Mystle Park, when she ws? purchased
y present owner; since which time she has been driven on
the road: she Is a very stylish driver and i* perfectly broken;
tafa for any one to drive: can pull a road wagon better then
a 2 :40 gait; Is a good pole mare and warranted sound and
kind.
Rota Sonber* and Boston Olrl have been driven together
and make a very last double team.
Beautiful little hay Mare Nellie, ?lre<i by Ethan Allen,
she is a perfect beauty. 14J? Uands high, bright hay. with
Mowing mane and tall. 7 years old: has always been used by
Indies and children: for that purpose she Is Invaluable;
stands without tying and Is sxfe under all circumstances: is
thoroughly broken under the saddle aad can trot in 2 :50;
warranted sound and kind.
Carriages consist of one elegant clglit-sprinT spring C Clar
ence. mad' bv Wood Bros, at a cost of $4.1X10; one qneen's
Phaeton, one Top p?ny Phactou with lamps, one aide bar
Top Wagon, one full spring Top Yt agon.
Harness consist of one elegant gold mounted carriage
Harness, by Trslnor, two seu of light d"Uhle Harness, three
sets of single llsmesa. Imported ladies' and gentlemen's
riding Saddles and Hridles. Blankets. Sheets. Whips, Ac.
N. B.?The above stock Is all first class and must be seen
to be appreciated, and will be on exhibition until time ef
sale. Male positive, wlthont limit or reservation.
PAIR OK PONIKS. M.2 HAND-M)AKK RI.OOD BAY,
very line, thoroughbred apnearanco: gentle and easy
to drive, and wllj trot In ?'! minutes, or no sale.
PAIR OK BLOOD HAY Carriage Horses, 1(1 handa. sound
and gentle srd very handsome and stylish: price only f.VH).
PAIR OF BBOWN Carriage Horses. 10 hands. (1 years
old: finished and very handsome, with great speed and style;
price only 8500.
PAIR OK BROWN BATS. Ifl hands, fl years old: a re
markable road team : sonn* and kind: price bat ftfloi
AN RTHAN ALLRN PONY, 14.8; ran trot In 3 minute*;
the showiest pony In New York; 0 years old: pleasant, easy
driver for a lady's use; prise to anj one that loves speed and
Kyle and great docility.
fcl NOLE KOA0 HORSE, bay, 15.3 hands, very hand
some, with fa r ?peed.
HROWN MARK. 15 hands; a beautiful ereatnre; a lady's
Basket Wagon.
These horses described above have Juet come, and war*
rsntcd sound, kind, and any reasonable trial given.
J. O. TAYI/OR.
14S East 24th st,
A" N IMPORTANT FACT FOR
ADYKRTI9ERS to consider.
Circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM last week
was
Monday, May S 8.'i,00n
Tuesday, May 0 4S.nr*>
Wednesday. May lO S1.&V
Tliur?dsy. May 11 37.at?>
Friday. Mar 12 rr,.4tt)
Saturday, May 13 34,71*1
Total 23n lrti
Dally average 3N,:Q0
ADVERT I SI NO BATES,
20 CKFTS i'F.R LINK.
A -MAJOR CHAR, W. BARKER'S
ORB ?T Regular
HORSE and Carriage Sale,
TO.VOBBOW (Hsmrdaylo-morrew,
AT KI.KVEV o'clock promptly,
AT It \RKKR A Son's
CITY AUCTION Msrt end New York TettertaH'i,
COBNBB OK ltroed*ay and ItMh at.
ADVERTISED entries lor above close at 4 P. M. to-day.
8KB DESOKIITION* in tomorrow's Herald.
-SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
I wo wheel Dog Cart, for half Its vain*.
T Cart in good order, at fUMl
l.lvlnrstun Dog Cart, nearly new.
Victorl i, onr ?Me, very cheap.
pony Phaeton, with top, need once.
Two side bar Top Wagon*, our make.
At BREWhTBB'*, 5th av. and 21st st.
BARE cli.WCK.lfia". FOR A FINI;"SUPBEIOR
le-tiber i?j> Pony Phaeton; best etty makers; not
At private stafela No. :j West loth st.
A FINK 'FAMILY OK ROAD IIORjtB FOR SALE;
will exchange lor one of te?* value. Call at 21*
Ureene st. and st 71* Beekntan st. until sold. TKNNY.
V LL STYLES lll'ti lll'-i. PARK AND PONY PIIAB
J\ tons, ftepnt Wagons, hockawtys, Ae ; Harness, light
hml hosvj ; Saddles, Hridles, Willi >. I.ap Rtlica, Sheets,
lloits. Jt>'.. el. i: .nt it-r?inncnt of reliable gnode at tka lew
e it iMiMible uricvs. JOllA MOOlik. 57 W-"oa st.
A
E
Desirable secoku iia.no cahriaobr
Coupe. u?*d one yesr; repainted; uow good as new.
Krouglmm; Mra'ght front. English style..
Landauleta; very llicht anil in splendid nriler.
Brett. Victoria, I'urk l'liaoton, Pony I'hseton, sK-aeat Pha
eton. A. T. DKMAKKST A CO..
Manufacturers of Fine Cwrlt|M, '>3* end tl O Broadway.
LEUENflM~POBTED SADDLE HORSE," GRAND
Duke.
F.LEUENT LAl'DAUI.ET, little used, by J. B.
Brewster .t Co.
TUBER CLARENCES. bv I-ooee A Willi "me.
CANOPY BASKET PONY I'll AKTON. Urndloy, Tray
A Co.
TOI? PONYPHAETON, Bradley, Pray A Co.
TWO LlltllT BIX SEAT PUi.ATO.NS, by Wood
Bros.
LIitHT BAROUCHE, by Wood Bros.
LIttHT TUP DELIVERY waUON, by Charles
Ornbe. -
SUPERIOR DOUBLE TRUCK, by Beatty.
ELEGANT TEAM HAY HOUSES and TWO TROT
TERM.
TWENTY-SIX OTIIER HORSE8, description time
of talc this day at
ARCH JOHNSTON'S Mart. 10 toSSISth it., near
University place. Weatlier never Interferes with our
SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
.-ro catalogue above.
FOR ~HALU?A FINE. LARO^^BfYLliTH S\DDU5
and harness Horse: kind and sound; color cream, wit u
white mane and tall; sold for want of use. Can be seen at
private stable 111 .Jkuith ?th St., Williamsburg, L. I. For
farther |?rtlniiwwfl|liln of WM. O ANT, nt the stable.
FOR SAI.K -AN OLD ErtTAlU.TsHKh 1JVERY
Stable, dolns a prosperous business; has ? large stock
of One horses and carnages. In good running ordor; sold in
consequence of death of the proprietor ; will take improved
Real Estate in excban^o for part payment: balance in cash.
For particulars address BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Brxuch
office.
FOIT SALE?TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS, TWO YOUNG
Horses. Dt for any busluoss; sound and gentle; 1 double
set Truck Harness, 1 light Express Wagon and Harness;
also 1 brick Cart and Harness; must be sold tbi- week. Ap
ply at 238 West 43d St., between 7th and Sth ass.
FOR SALE?VICTORIA; BBST MAKERS: BUT VERY
little used; also a four-wheeled Dog Cart. Apply at
stable, 130 Wnst -."8th st.
B- lOB SAZ.E?A VERY H AN 1ISOME NEW DOUBLE
Harness. Can be seen at stables 451 4tli av.
FOR SALE?A BEAUTIFUL BRETT. ENOLIrtH PAT
tern, by Wood Brothers; almost new snd In perfect order.
Seen at W AIT'S stable, 44tii st. and 9|h sv.
FOR SALE-compleW family turnout op
Pair Horses; Brewster Vlrtoila, almost new; Coupe,
double and single Harness Blankets. Ro1k>?, Ac.; for less
than half cost, at stable 1"? and 17 East JNth Ft.
ANTHONY BROWN, Coachman.
FOR SALE?A PBRPECT SADDLE H0R8K, COLOR
bright bay, blacx points, H years old. weight 03A pounds|
will run, canter, trot or single loot as desired; is perfectly
sound in every partlenlsr; price $m0. Address Lock Box
1,306 Post office New Haven, Conn.
FOB ftALB?30 HORSES, PIT POR ANY BUSINE8S;
also Harness. Wagon, Cart, Ae. Corner 00th st. and
H<l av.
IJIOR SALK CHBAP-TWO 6-YEA HOLD HORSES;
' warranted sound and kind; good Express ws;on snd
Harness. 481 East 13th st.
F~IVB SECOND HAND ????????
six-seat Rock a ways, at bargains.
A. T. DEM A REST A CO., fiJi and 630 Broadway.
GeNT I, E M AN'8 "PERrEOT ROADSTER FOB SALE
low; can trot in 2:80 under the watrli; sound snd
kind; * years old. Address C. II.. box 1,4.11 Post office.
?~ 1 KNtI.EMAN HAVING KO USE POR NEARLY NEW
T top Buggy will sell cheap. Private stable roar of 1UJ
We.it lilth-St.
HARNESS.?CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IK HEW
York; rood Buggy Harness, hand nisde, 915; good
(trocars' Harness, $35; good double Team Harness, $30; n
(rood Horse Blanket, fl I'lease call snd examine lor
yourselves. FISHER A OSBOBK, Manufacturers,
No. 71 Barclay ?t.
UB SPECIALTIES.
*lx-l*at Rockaways and Coupe Rockaways.
The finest quality at verv low ptices.
A. T. DEMARKKT A CO..
Manufacturer* of Pine Carriages, 6JS and 030 Broadway.
NE IIOAD WaOON. BY WATERMAN: ONE SECOND
hand top pony Pltsnton; one Depot Wagon: one rut
under Itockaway; two full spring Top Wagi ns. #7r> up; one
?*d" bsr Top Wagon; one 511 pound Caflrey Sulky. Apply to
WM. 11. GRAY. Carriage Factory, 1,404 Broadway. between
3IHI> and 40tli sts.
PHI VATESTAIILE TO LET^ai WESTTuTH ST.; SIX
stalls; ample room for carnages. Apply at . 3 Weat
14th st.
SNOW-WHITE ARABIAN AND JET BLACK BLACK
Hawk ; the handsomest patrol horses in the city; yonng,
sound, spirited and very gentle; 1 o}i hands, LeadbcMor's
si able. Ho# 7th av.
QECOND HANffCARRIAOEH.-TWO LANDAUS, TWO
jj Landaulrts, one Victoria, two Coupes, one Coupe Kock
sway, three top Pony Phaetons, two Bsrouches, four six
seat Phaetons, two Coaehes, one six-seat Rockaway. one
Dlno paareuger Depot Wagon. WM. 11. URAY, 30 and 33
Wooster st.
S- A<'HIFIOK*?-Sl-TO, MADE BYGBOROE J. MOORE,TOP
side bar Buggy, nearly new. 134 West 1Mb st.
oTTiftiNG "^)P BxFkESH OR OROCICRS' WAOON.
IJ msdlnm weight, perfect order, to exehame for light
trotting Wagon, no top. Address F., box UA Post office.
THK l(MT ELEOANT"'TOPniitEWSTEB IMPROVED
?bring Wagon In the city, used eight timet, for Iwlr
ro?t. * ill e shown by Tom, the coachman, at No. I Wrst
ir.th st.
VERY HANDSOME MABK POR nA I.E-ia^UANOS^
tl years; form and dltpe^ltion faultier*; fln? sction;
very promiidog; raised by advertiser. Addra.s HOADlJlY,
(ireenwlch. t'onn. __
\\r ANTED?A " HOR8ETli AT IS EIOIIT YRAKS OLD
T T and round, that ean trot three heats In 3:40 or better.
Can bear of * puio'iaaer by applying to WILLIAM McBOB
E R1 *. 13? East 21 ?t st.
WANTED-ONE OR PAIR OP DRIVIKO HORSES,
psyment to be tsken In storage. In free or l ondM
warshou?es. at l.iw rates. Address HAND. Herald office.
\\rANTKD?DABK BAT. BROWN OR BLACK HORSE,
If I oh hands high, that ean trot a mile In ) minutes and
safe for a lady to dnve; state sge, price, Ac. Address V.,
bos 317 Herald office. .
Wanted?a bkrwster lmiit top boad
Wagon. Any gentleman wlelilng to dlsuoae of such
will address, witli age and price, B. E., box l.M Herald Up
town Branch office.
m
r ANTED?A IKHJD LI0IIT WRIOIIT SECOND
. j hand Omnibm in good repair for nuntry hotel.
State bv letter particulars. II. II. SCOVI.LE, Mount
Borri?. f,lvln*>ton county, N. V.
U' ANTED TO Til HE. WITH the PRIVILEOE OP
Tl purchasing, a good llor?e an l Kockaway. or l>epot
Ws::on. Apply to or address Dr. NOHLE. 434 East 3.1<l ?t.
$7fh WlLI. buy~A ?l00f?; I.ARI.E WORK HOHSR;
one week's trial allowed. Partlcalars at 412 Orcen
68
I.IBEIlTY ST. TUNIS JOHNSON
hu? received a large consignment of tine
linen sn>l woollen Shee'.s, Hob ., line Whips, Ae.,
with orders to do the best we can to raloe eash.
PHneros check Blankets at $3 ?, sold ls?t year at W,
Fine warranted toslacta Whip*, $1 ftO, last rear SS .'iO.
Blnck leather iV rtng tlalters, MOc., last year fil.
Stable Slieets, lull made, from 7Ue up.
Over ?0 Setts nice hand made light llarnees.
Very best a-el/ Rubber lieee at 13*. per foot.
A r
HOUSES, C.1R1UAGEI. ?C.
"grand dtke.
OHANl) duke.
AT AUCTION, THIS MORNINO,
celebrated IMlFoRTKD english
SADDLE HOHSE. OKAND duke.
GBA1ID duke Is 10 bands high. S years old: kind
Mt trail*: thorounlj broken to *11 calts SHOWS
TO THE 8ADDLE, either by word, motion or whlnt
? mj spirited. stylish and aristocratic mover, bat per
fNtlruulnbliCind kind In disposition. end i?h fot ? ludj
to ride. IS OSE OK TI1H FINEST AND HANDSOMEST,
SADDLE HOKsES IN AXEKICA. He will be sold at
auction. at AKCI1. JOUKSTttN'H. 19 to SB 17th St.. near
University place. THIS FRIDAY. May lit. at XOo'eleck
without num. to the hirhtat bidder.
A -speed. 8PEEIK?N0~P APER TALK. TKY BE
? fbro yon bny The fern road or track nmra Belle : can
abow 3diI ar letter any da?; l.V-V^ hands, Mund and kind
an<l will be shown to the satisfaction of any one wantinc a
meat deal of speed for little money; also top Road Wair?n.
einirle Harness. HlankeU *ud Robes: above properly innst
be nold this weak, as owner Is compelled to sell. Inquire at
Aiaenal stables, 131 Went :<Mh st.
BARGAIN-POUbTVOIISBB, SUITABLE FORAWT
business; Orocery, E\prr? and atop Business Wagon;
a chance to buy cheap. 410 We?t :#Hh nt.
V-PO N YPIIA KT( >N KALI, STYLE* TOM AXDMO
A< tope and canopies; four-seat light extenslou top Ph\e
tone, light cut under Rocsaways Depot Wmbm, top and
open, at WILLIAM H OKAY'S SO and TJ Woosterst.
A?FOR (AMU* RAKE CUANC K-KIG HT
? Horses; ?uk farmer, grocer, or any business; a food
trial allowod. JOI Grand *t, near Mott
Special s*lf. ok a heavy three-quaetkr
Truck, b|U liitlo nurd, nnA one large, powerlnll ruck
Home; to be told to-day by AKl'll. JOllAbON, at his ssles
rooms.
six heat park phaeton, new, half prior-.
A two Oirtpes, ??_'<>11? h; KUO(| iilam quarter Coach, two
Brett*. 1" other Wsgons, cheap. 44V)Hdav.
B~~ AROAINS IN OAKKtAOES AND ROAD WAGONS.
AT J.. UNION SQUARE.
A Una assortment of elegant Carriages of the beet quality
and latest styles. belnc part of tbo stock of Wood Brother*,
are ofcred tor *ulo at decided bargains, for a few Veeks, at
the old stand of
BRADLEY. PRAY A CO.
imiiif win, wnrfii ?s.-j?-spl -.ndid~~ new
top Express W agon, taken for debt. KM West 10th It.
QARRIAOEB "For ~
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
comprising every style from the miniature Wsgon for ponies
to the fine nua fashion ?ble Landau with trimmings of
green, blue and innroon, and pnintiugs to match.
LANDAUS?Glass or leather fronts, and with American or
foreign top leather.
LANDAU F4KTS?With children's seat, and with American
or foreign top leather.
COUPES?W itli children's seat and light, for one horse
BROrOHAMS?Straight fronts with single light, rosowood
llni?h and Codlnge axles.
COACHES?Class 11 out or cnrlaln sides, with squabs for
cold weailier.
ROCKAWAYS?Kor lour or six, glass or panel qnnrt-rs,
curt sin sides or *11 curtains: fonr seats on two. three,
four or platform springs; s;x seats on three, four or
~>l at form.
l'O.VS?For four; half, extension or no tops; angular
or curve bodies.
CABRIOLETS?Low or high wheels; angular or curve
bodies.
PONY PHAETONS?Low or high wheels; George rv or
Qneon bodies.
PHYSICIANS' PHAETONS AND WAGONS ? With
drawers, Ac.. Ac.
ROAD WAGONS?'With Brewster* Co.*s (of Broome si'.)
patent aide bar'attachmcnt, aud a'.soon elliptic springs,
A. P. FLANDRAIT,
.372 and H74 Broomo st. (old factory of Brewster A Co.)
CI A R HI ^I^^TL^kTnTis, aT EXTREMELY LOW
J mauuiacturors' prices, warranted:?Leather top now
Pony Plisetenx. $120 up: dilto lluggles, $14"; no tops, $110;
fonr-sest D-pot WMiini. $SU; Rockaways. 9140; extension
top Park Phaetons,SIRO. OKU 11E. 3iKt Canal st.
CI HE A P.?T< If IIP Ul NO WAGON suitable FOR
) doctor or park riding: will take part diamonds. Ad
dreea LESLIE. Herald Uptown Branch office.
B
piia^Tt
SS0T
HOIISEH, (WKRIAGRS. ?C.
AND $<?- Wo HOICKS , S( IT" aWWWJ
.1 1fu: ^rock Hon?, #7u; Iloraa, top Grocery
Wagon. N<i. 4 7th m.
WILL BU Y~A GOOD SK? OM) Tl AND NO~ TOP
?pic/ Pony Phaeton. Holiues, naaker, llo>t.>n; at ()ar?
tU|c? Kwtorjr, HQ Woosiar It
djfjji *wiLC buy team or large work
VlTu Hor?e?, suitable for brick yard, farmarn. on
tractor*; $50 for Canadian Mara, Willi lual in January.
924 U odion at.
Kl'HOHK.V.N STEAMSHIPS.
XtnilTEIIKTAR LINK.
W FOR OUBKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TilK UNITED STATES MAll
The steamer* of thl* lir.e tails the Lan? lto'iie* recom
mended bj Lieutenant Maury, U. 8. V., t;<>ftije MiatU ol ih?
Banka on the paaaage to Oueenatown all llm year round.
OKKMANIO May 30, at 3 P. M.
ORLTIC June 3. at 2 P. M.
ADRIATIC tunc 10, hi 3 P. M.
BRITANNIC June 34. at :t P. M.
GERMANIC July 8. at 3 1'. M.
From Whllo Star Doekn. pier S3 North Hirer.
Bates?Salpon, i and pluii, in gold; return tickets on
rea*?uable t?rmi Steerage. fJK
Saloon. staterooms, amnking and bnlli room* are placed
amidships, wbere the noise aii't motion ar? least, affording a
decree of comfort hitherto unattainable at Mia
For Inspection of plan* and other information apply at the
ORTIS, Agent.
ror inspection or plan* and other imorma
company a olllce. 37 Broadway, Sew^Y or*.
OAT DIRECT AMI) ECONOMIC" ROUTE TO HOL
LAND. BELGIUM. THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
AC., AC., VIA EoTTKRDA M. ?
Steamer M A A S. May 35
Steamer ROTTERDAM June H
These beautiful steamers, carrying the United Slate*
nail to the Netherlands are Kreat favorite* with the public.
Trip* reitular, rata* low; comfort ami living perfect.
Kor freight. Kcr paaaige,
PUNCH, EDVE k CO. L W. MOK1US.
50 Broadway.
XTORTH HERMAN LLoYD f
1\ hThAMi.ilI* LINK BETWEEN NEW TORE,
.-lOUTlIA V. 1TON AND BREMEN.
Company'* pier, foot of 3d St., Ho. oken.
R1TF.IN....Saturday. May 3<i I MAIN Saturday, Jnno 3
ODER Saturday. May 37 ; NECK AitSaturday. June 10
Hatea of poaaage from New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen
Kii ?t Cabin, flOU (told; Second Cabin, $00 gold; Steerage,
JTXl currency.
Return Ticket* at rednced rate*.
Prepaid Steerage Certificate*. #'t2 currency.
Kor ireiglit or |i?a?a':? auply to
OELRlClis X CO., No. 2 Bowling Green.
INMAN LINE-MAIL BTEAMKRS.
VOft QUEENbTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK I1EKLIN futurday. May 37, at ? :30 A. M.
CITY OK CHESTEK Saturday. .lime i<>. ?l HA. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND Saturday, June 17, at 1 P. M.
From pier 45, North River.
OABIN.980 and $li*i, gold. Return ticket* on fa*or ible
term*. STEERAGE, t-'h currency. Drafts iaaued at loweat
ratea.
Saloons, stateroom*, smoking and bathroom* amidahipa.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent,
15 and 33 Broadway, New York.
UNARD LINE.?B. AND X*~R."ST P. "Oft
NOTICE.
With a view to diminishing the chance a of collision, tho
ateaniara of thla line take a specific course for all aeaaona of
the year.
On the outward passage from QneenMnwn to New York or
Boaton, crossing the meridian of oo at 43 latitude, or nothing
to the north of 43.
On the homeward passagn, crossing the meridian of 50 at
43 latitude, or uothiug to the north ol 43.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
BOTHNIA Wed.. May 34 I ?RUSSIA Wed. Jane 7
ABYSSINIA...Wed. May 31 | Si'\T.llA....Wed., .fuue 14
Steamer* roamed * do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin pnssage, $S0. $100 and S131), gold, according to ??.
commodatlon. Return ticketa on favurnble torma,
Steerage tlcketi to and from all parts of Kurope at very
low ratea Freight and paaaage oilice. No. 4 Bowling Orentu
CUARLEli it. KRANCELYN. Agent.
National line?from pu.ks 44 and 47 north
River. Kor lAindon direct.
CANADA. Wednesday, May 31. 11 A. M.
FOR QUKENSTOWN AM) LIVERPOOL.
THE QUKKN.May 27,0A.M. I SPAIN.. June 1D.7-.TO A. M.
EMI LAND. June 3. 2 P. M. I BOVPT Junell,?
('abln pa^aago, $70 and 5W0, currency. Return ticket* ut
roduced r?te?. Steerage p ia?*Ke. (HB, currency.
Draftn l?Mind fnitn ?i upward, at current price*.
Apply at the company'* oSice, Oil Brua i ?> hv
F. W J. ilUKST. Mnnagcr.
TT'NITBD STAThS MAIL LINE-STEAM TaTQUEENiT
U TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
muling every TUESDAY,
from pier 40 North l.lver.
IDAHO May 3<), In A.M. | WISCONSIN .Jne 30.3 P.M.
NEVADA. ..June 13,10A.M. I WYOMING J my 4, 4 A. M.
Cabin, f6.*>. f70 and $*<?, currency.
Interinrdlate, ?-K>; steerage. $20.
Pamengers booked to and from l'nrla. Ilamborg, Norway,
Sweden, m Drafts on Ireland, England, Kranee and <ier
many at lowest rat WIM.rAM8 * OOION. 39 Broadway.
ONLY DIRKCI LINK TO KR.v.NCh.
THE uenbkal TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMKRS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE. CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (0. B.)
for Mie ibtidlni; of pnsaenver*.
The splendid vernal* on tins favorite nuito for the Conti
nent (being more southerly than any ntlieri will sail from
?ier No. 43 North Klver, foot of Harrow St.. as foliowa :?
lABKADOK, Sanglier Saturday. May 20, at :i P. M.
AMKR1UUE, PiiiM<>ls...v Saturday, May 27,atl) A. M.
?ST. LAUREN I'. Laclie*nes Saturilay, June 3, at 3 P. M.
FRAN(!E, Trudeile Saturday,June 10, ntSA. M.
?PEREIRE, Dnnre Saturday, June 17. at 1 P. M.
PltlCE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD .Including winei
Pint cabin, $110 to $120, according to accommodation.
Second. $72. Till rd cabin, $ 10.
Return tlcke'.a at redueed rate*.
Steerage, $36, ?ith superior accommodation. Including
Wine, bedding and 'iierwlla, wtthrwt extra charge.
Steamers marked tbux ? no not carry steerage paaamtgers.
LOUIH DE BEB1AN, Agent, So Broadway.
Ctatk link.
l3 NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
BELFAST A"N1> LONDONDEKi.Y,
from oler 42 North lUver (foot of Canal st.) ss follows:?
STATE OK fRNN.sYLVA.NlA Thursday, .lunn 1
STATK OK VIMjlNlA Thursday, Juntt IB
KIATb OK INDIANA Tlmudu. Juna
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. Kirst cabin, $fU
to fXo, according to accommodations; return tickets. $125.
Second cabin, $30; return tickets, $!>'). Steerage nt lowest
rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO., arch la. No.
7. Broadway. .New York.
Stcerago tickets at 4fi Broadway and at the company's
pier, loot ol Canal it.. North Hirer.
NCUOtt LINEUNTniD isTATKS MAIL STEAMERS
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
KTUTOPIA... ..May JO, 2 KM | BOLIVIA Jane 8. 2 I'M
VICTOKIA May -7, M AM i AL.SA'l I A.... June 1U, U I'M
NKW YOKK AND LONDON.
UTOPIA May 27, HAM I AUSTRALIA, June 10. 4 I'M
ANGLlA June 24, 4PM I KLYS1A July H, 3 I'M
Anchor Line piers 20 and 21 North River, N. Y.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, LONDON
OK LONDONDERRY.
Cabins, $03 to $90 currency, according to accommodations.
Excursion tickets ?n favorable terras.
Steerage, Wn currency; Intermediate, $33 currency.
Drafts issued for any amount at current rate*.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, 7 Bowling Oreen.
CROOK'S TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS.
) to all narts of Europe and the Kast, at reductloni rnng
Ing from la to 46 per cent.
Available liy any line of steamers.
Dn not require holaers to travel In large parties.
COOK'S AMERICAN TOURIST Tickets by the principal
lines of railways and steamers to every leading place In the
United States nnd Canada, Issued In the same manner ns
European tickets, at reduced and low rates.
COOK'S AMERICAN HOTEL Coupons are accepted at
the Best hotel* In America, provide for a fell day's accom
modation. at $?'! BO cac'i, saving fr rai 30 cents to $1 per day,
are used as cash, requiring no notlen.
COOK'S ANNUAL vacation party sails by steamer Vic
toria July H. accompanied by Mr. Thomas Cook, to Scotland,
Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland snd itaiy. Prices tor flrst
elasi travel, hotels and all expenses, $300, $WO and $000,
gold.
COOKS EXCURSIONIST for May has programmes for
?very pan of Enrope, and I'>r California, Yosemlte Valley,
Colorado, Ac. Price 10 cent*.
COOK, SON A JENKINS. Broadway and Warren st.
AMBURO AMKK1 CAN PACKET CO M~~PANY'S LINE
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
PKISlA May 2-"> I GELLEKT Jane *
GOETHE ?ar 27 POMhlUNIA. Juno IS
SUEVIA Jnne 1 I IlAMMONU Jane 22
Rstes of passags to 1'ljrmontii. London. Cherbourg, Ham
burg and all points In England, Scotland and Wales
Cai.in, flrst saloon, gold $100
Oabin, second saloon, gold 91
Steerage, currency JO
KUNHARDT A CO., C. B. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agents, Oeneral Passenger Agents.
01 Broad si. New York. ill Broadway. New York.
WILSON LINK FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND~HULlI
sailing irom pier '>?! North Kivor, as follows:?
HIDALGO May 30 | OTHELLO Juno 17
COLOMBO Juno a I HINDOO July 1
Klrst cabin, $70, currency: second cabin, $4IV, currency.
Excumlon tickets on very favorable terms. Through tickets
issned to Continental and Baltle ports. Apply, lor tall par
to CHABLE8 u ^-Rxont A c0< Begirt,*.
GRBAT WESTERN STEAM8111P LI KR.
TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT,
sailing from pier IS East Rivar as follows:?
CORNW AI.L., Stamper .Saturday. May 90
SOMERSET, Western R ednosday. June 7
Cabin passage, $7">; Intermediate, $!.*>; steerage, $30. cur
rency ; exeat slon tickets, $120; prepaid steerage certificates,
$28. Apply to AV. D.MokOAN, Agent. 70 South st.
COASfWIKB ItTRAMSHlt'H. _ "
piANiMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY,""""
FOB SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
POiiTS via Isthmus of Panama.
Sailing from pier 13 North River.
Steamer CRkMCRNT CITY SATURDAY, May 87
Isr Aspiawall. connecting via Panama Railroad at Panama
with flrst class steamship* for ports at above.
For freight or passage apply to
-? vv j w p CLyde A CO.,
No. tl Bowling Oreen.
A CI FIG MAIL ST* AM SHIP LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMB!A, AC., AC.,
.. sailing from pier foot of Oanai St.. North lllver.
*OR SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISTHMU? 0> PANAMA.
ACAPf|,oo. .... Wed esday. May 17 at noo?
fonnecttnic for Central America and the s.mth Pacific
For freight or passage ?PPl7 ?*'?** ff ?!*?
River. Il .f. HI 1,1,AY. Superintendent.
OR NASSAU, N. P -RKOULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
LEO loaves New York May 111.
MURRAY, FERRIS A CO.. 02 South si
F
NY., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SH. LINK,
s Bteatnors leave pier No .1 North River M 3 P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday, May 2*
CITY OK VERA CRI'X Thursday. May 24
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana. Prngrnso. Csmpeachy, Tuspsn nnd Tampion.
CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday. May 23
For freight and passage apply to
P. ALEXANDRE A TONS, SI and 33 Broadway,
Steamers will leave New Orleans May 28 and Juno IS lor
Vera Cist and all tho above ports.
"VTXW~YORK AND"HAVANA DIRECT MAIL UNE.?
J.1 These flrst class stftomsMps will sail at 3 I'. M front
pier 13 North River, font of Cedar st., tor Havana direct, as
follows
WILMINGTO* Tneedsy. Mat ?>
COLUMB' S liwrMar. .lune 8
For freight and passage, having naenrpasecd accommoda
tions, apply <o
WM. P. CLYDR A OO.. No. fl Rowltalg Oreen.
Mr KELLER I.ULING A CO., Agents In HavaM.
F
OR HALIFAX. N. S., AND ST JOHNS. N. P.
CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINK.
Bteomerf lesve pier 10 N. K. followtag days nt 8 P. M.
OEo. Washington ...f ridsy. Msy ih
?gO. CROMWELL * foe^viMjJ'
West st? u * mKAMAN. I
0
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
SLY DIRECT LINE TO rLORIDA-WKEKLYUll
in Port Ko> oi. S. I, Kerr.su.tins, Kin : Brunswick,
tia. . sailing ev-rr I hur~d?v, Irotr. |.ier'.*> Kant itlver. The
itMoer CAiiOM)' UlCT, C>p(?li haircloth, will nil Thnre
day. \1 iir 25, at :i P. M., fur Kernandlna and Port RnyaL
ThronrU tickets lennedto all ^uinti In Florida. For freight
Of p:
U si
pw?(o a|iplr tu <:. II MaLLORY k tO., or IIERMaM
il.l'i'KK, 153 Maiden lane.
0
LD DOMINION steamship COMPANY,
sailing from prer .17 -North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Ricbiunnti, Tiiestlaya, Thai*
da< s mid >>eliirda?s at :i P il? connecting with the Virginia
an.) Tconeaeee Air Line, Atlantic t'unit i.lne. Piedmont Ait
Line, Chesapeake and Olii i Railroad end with the eom
iiauy's steam lines to Interior point* in North Carolina and
Virginia. Newborn aul Washington. .V. & (na Noriolk),
every Tuesday, Ihursilev and Saturday.
I<f*rr?, DeL, Monday and TliBrnday at 3 P. X., connecting
with Maryland anil Delaware railroad*
Passei.ger accommodations unsorpa-sed.
Through passige tickets and bills of lading to all pninlail
lowest rates. IBearenc* to Norfolk, Ac., Kt per cent. Freight
receive.! daily at uicr 37 .North IU?er Ueueral offices, IVf
Ones wick ?t. N. L. McCREADV, President.
Morgan s' link or steamship*
for New Orleans and Texas,
will ?aii erury Saturdav to .New Orleans, tranetorrlBf Texas
freight them t? Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad tor
Morgan City, thcu.a, per Morgan's lino of steamers to TuM
porta.
The NKW YORK will aaii from pier 35 North River
Now York, on Saturday, May SO. at 3 P. M? fur Now Orlean*
direct.
Through bills ofladlnr signed to Mobile, Oalvostoa aalM
all points on the i.alveston, llarrisliurg and Ban Antonio^
Houston and Texan Central, International and l ire at N ririh
ern, Texas and I'm III.-and Traus-Coiitinentol railroads, and
to Indianola and San Antonio, and all points on the OalC
Western Texns ami Pacitto U*iU *y. Itrasoa Santiago. Cor
pit* Christi. Koi'kiiort. St. Mary's ami Fulton.
Freight ior tit. Mary's and Pulton landed at Hockport.
Lighterage and channel dues at either Corpas Christ! at
Brasos .-Santiago at the expense and rink of consignee.
Through rates to Brownsville, *1% Itio Orande Railroad.
1 iimiir .nice ean lie effected under open policy of C. A. WhM
ney A (K, New Orleans. From New York to New Orinaoa
L' per cent: from Now York to all Texas port* via New Of
leans. % per rent.
Freight at lowest rates. Pur freight or further latoriM
tiou apply ^:|iahlE3 W1IITNEY A CO.. Amenta.
I , pier :ir. North River.
rpKXAS LINK KOH OALVESTO N . TO IJ 0 UI NO AT KET
JL West, carrying the United Mate* mall.?The >learner
STATE OF TKXAS, Captain Politer, will sail
on Saturday, May JO. at 3 P. M.. from pier 30 East-River.
Thr.oii.-h bills of ladintr given lo all point* on the Ut union
and l e x as. ('antral International and 'Ireat Northern. Oal
?sstou, Houston anil Henderson, and the Unlveston. Marris
burg and 8au Antonio railroads. Freights and InsiDafoo* at
lowest rates. For freight or p havln.; snperior ao
oommodatlont, apply to C. II. MALLOKY k CO., IM
Maiden laae.
For new orlkanh direct. ""
TUE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
KNK'KP.Itllor KKU. Capialn k'eniMe.
on SATl" ItOAY. May 20, at 3 o'clock I*. M.,
trolu plor No. 9 North Itlver.
Tltroosh Mils ot ladinc given to Mobile and allprinetp<4
points on the MUsiMilppi Kiver.
t'abin pa.tngo, $50; steeriiKU,
Apply to CLArtlv it HEAMAN, 86 West *t.
" TltlVELLEKS' UL'lDfei. ~ ~
Albany!?Pkuplu'8 link. htk>mboath leavb
pier 41 North River, daily. Snnday^ exeeptod, at 6 P.
M., for Allrnny and all points North and Weat.
(' 1ITIZI NS' I.INK STEAMBOATS FOR TROTANDAbi
J point* Northeast and We?t, leave dally, except data*
day, at tl P. M., from pier 4B North Itlver.
C~~Vatskill creek link.?nkw champion, tlka
1 day. Thursday and Saturday, from pier I'J, Canal Ml
McMaNL'S, alternate days, Iroin Leroy st.,01*. M.
Fall RivKH line n> boston,
via Newport aud Fall R ver. Tho world ronuoasd
steamboats BKISTOIj and PROVIOKNCR leave pier 2d
North River foot of Murray st., daily (Sundays excepted),
at 5 P. M. Through tickets sold at all tha principal hotela
in the city.
Ijioll N'OltW ALK Ul ItEC f? FARE RKOrCKD."o3
1 null after Monday. May 1ft, the steamrr AMERICU8 will
leave pier 37 East Kiver, foot of Market St., and frota
foot of 3:id St.. ut 3 o'clock P. M.: returning leaves South
Norwalk at 7 :.V> A. M.. daily (Annday excepted), connecting
each war with Danhury aud Norwalk and New llaven RalP
roads, r'are .14 cent*.
Kxcursion tickets ri0 cents
Old" kst abTTi 8ii k iTiVi n r for stuyvrsant. catr
kill and intermediate latidings. -Steamer ANDREW
HAKDKR. from Franklin st. (pier <"?), Tuesday, Thursdaj
and Mttnrday ; >t?aiuer MONITOR, Monday, Wednesday ant
Friday, atV. .M. ^
Pennsylvania railroad
tiUEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED ?TATKS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, Ha Deshruates uud Cortlaait
street ferrios as follows :?
Express lor llarrlsburr, Pitts-mrg, the West and Hon til
with Pullman palaco cars attached, 'J .30 A. M., 0 aud H :Jt
P. M. Sunday, tl and 8 :i?J P. M.
For Wllllamsport. Lock Haven. Corry and Erie, at 9:M
A. M. and s^'lu P. M., conuccting at Oorry for ntnsrllla.
Petroleum Centre and the oil regions.
For Baltimore. Washington and the South. "Limited Wait
In^ton Express" of Pullman parlor cars dally (exoept
Sunday). D :30 A. M., arrive Washington 4:10 P. M. Re^a
lar at S A M.. 3 and 0 1% M. Sunday. ? P. M.
Kxpress for Philadelphia, 7, 7 ao, M:40, 0:3 i A. M.. 12:30,
8, 4, 4:10, \ 7, 8:30,P. M. and 12 night. 8andajr, ?>,
t>, 7, S ::K) and 0 P. M. Emigrant and second class. 7 P M,
For trains to Newark, Elisabeth, Kahway, Prineetou, Trca?
ton. Perth Amboy, Fleminirton, Belridera and othat
poiats, seo local scUeiliiles at all ticket olBces.
Trains arrive :?From Pittsburg, tl M and 10:3" A.M. anl
111:30 P. M dally . 10:1S A. M. and H:*) P. M. dally, ex
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 8:20
A. M., 4 l)"i. 5:15 and IO?5 P.M. Sunday, H :J0 A M.
From Philadelphia, r.:10, n:20, 6:'?5, 10:1S, II :20,11:54
A M? 2:15, 41A, S 'l.V 6:10. B -JO. 8i44 and 10di P. M.
bum1 ay 3:101 ?00. 6 M, 11-M A X.. O JOaadlOlfl
P. M.
Ticket offices 320 and 044 Broadway. No. 1 As tor Hoasa,
and loot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sis.; Na 4 Court st_
Brooklyn; Noe. 114, 1 lit and 118 Hudson st., Ugtoiia
Emigrant tlcxet office. No. 8 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. D. it. BOYD. Jr..
General Manager. (Jen. Passenger Agent'
Pfi i17(delphi a vra lono rVanch~and "tiib
New Jersey Southern Railroad.?Fare lower than by
any other route, commencing May k. 1870. Leave New
York. Pier 8 North River. Iixit Rector st.. 0:45 A M., toe
Loug Branch and Intermediate points; 0:45 A M.. lor Phll?
deiphla. Long Branch, Vinelaud, Ac.; 4 I*. M., for Phiia let
phia. Long Branch, Tnckerton, Ac.: 0 P. M., for Lou
Branch. Ac. WM. 8. SNEDKN. Oeuoral Manager.
Removal may i to pif.ii 4a N()rth ?ivrr fooi
ol Spring st.?For ICondout and Kingston, conneetiaj
'with I liter and Dolnware Kailroad. landing at lllghlanl
Falls (West Point), COrnw til, Newhnrg, Marlboro. Milton,
P. ughkrepaie and Ea 'P'is. Steamboats TIIOMA8 CttlV
NEl.L leave every Tues.lay, Thursday, and Saturday!
JAMES W. BALDWIN. Monday. Wednesday, Friday.
Spring ?t.. pier 43 North River, at 4 I*. M.
STONINOTON LINE KOR BOSTON. *
Reduction of Fare.
Slecmers RHODE ISLaND snd NARRAOANSHTT. from
pier 33 North River, foot of Jay St..at 5 P. M.
Providence Liae,
from pier 27 North Iliver, loot of Park place. St cats* hi at
Ki.KCTKA and UALAThA. at 1:30 P. M.
THK ALBANY AND TUOV LINK of day boats
will commence runnlntr on WEDNESDAY. May J4.
* KXCt'IlHIONE. ~
^Pisfiijfir&ANKs, nii11av, MATYCiSTaSAffli
? ?). Ocean ateamer SETll Low. leaving Uarrl?on ?(.,
North River, 0::?; Mth at. Kant River,?! pl?r 27 Kaat
River, 7:16: 10th ?t., North Rivor, 7 :40; pier 6 North River,
B A. M.; tieketa, 91. Regular trip* about Jnne.
All G. POSTKR.
MILLINKHY AND UUKSSIUAIUNu. ^
k RT MILLINKIIY.?NOTICE ~ TO PAf RONS.-M a7TT1
ii. TILLMAN, of I'arU, open* Monday and Tu?*day a ita
importation of flncit MII11 iit-rv. French Chip*. Klowf, Silka
ami Trinnnlnim. received lron> Cuatom Hone M mday.
42M Gth ar.. near 26th at. (late Mlehel'M
KliltMTi; UK.
ArniVATK Jamilt. dkclisiso flotfsRkp.epin<?
will a-ll. In lota to anil nurchaeera. all their elegant ana
coaily llonaehold Pnrbltnro, Ac.; magnificent apriaht
Steinway x Sona roue wood Pianoforte; alao an elegant
VMnd?or Piano, eoat SI ,<*??. for aatln Parlor Helta, eoet
ftKi<>, fi>r$2>rill; one for SI35; rep Snlta. $30; 14 Red room
Suite, $l'i and tipwurd; Carpete, Oil Painting*. Bronaea, Mir
rora, hair Mid apring Mattre??e?, and a general aaeorfent o(
Honaehold Furniture. made to onlnr four month* ago. Cad
private reaidi-nce No. l'Jtl Went *?14 at., near dth at.
A~* ?WKKKLY~AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKKS
. f?r Kiiriiltnre. Carpeta and Redding MB.1L OOw>
PKKTIIWA1T A OO.'H. l.V? and 157 Chatham at An Hn>
oienae atoek at low prlee*.
A~RBASONAIIUB PRIOR PAID POR CARPET^
h'nrnlture, Ae., by H. MAHNgW, 800 7th ?t.
ATctio?rooms, So~kast ism HT.-rrRNrrr*K,
Carpet*. Mirror*, Wardro'wa, Armolrea, Bookcaaea, Par
lor and Bedroom Seta, Ac. Private aale at auction pfiwt
uction.?party giving dp norsKKEKPisd
will aarrino'' Bed Room complete, Living Room. Range
and uteniils. Crn-?ery, Carpet*. Ac.. $tA>: U?ed three
month*; fonr Rooua; rent $l<> per month; hneae Bret eleea.
Call till 3 P. M. Saturday, at 26 Charlea at. Ring fourth ball
twice.
A FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ENTIRE HOVSB
hold Furniture; a great aaeritlee (or eaah; majpilfleont
latest htrle aatin brocade Parlor Salt, coat S&73, for ftflO;
one do. '# 1:V>; do. SJ<*>; Pianoforte ; Chamber Salt*, with
DreMlug Caaea. Slf> np; Redateada, Bureaaa, Waidiebea,
bair and iprlng Mattreaeea; rep and haircloth Malta, SSO ?p;
Kxtenaion Table*. Sideboard, Silverware, Carpeta, Ae (Ml
immediately. Residence 105 Real 13th at., eeoond Aoee
Irom 4th av.
APRIVATK FAMILY WILL SELL, IN LOTS, THBIfl
entire lioaaehold Furniture?Satin and brocade Parlnt
Snita. eoet for $Jm,Sl7T?; Tnrbiah Suite, $100; SSl?
war Piano. $2(U; rich Inlaid Chamber Peta, with Dveeaiag
Cane, *75.9100: aingla BedateaSa, Bareaaa, halt aad anriag
Mattreeaee, Bwktita?<, Doska, Hnff?t. Kxteneion Table,
Clialre In leather, rep aad haircloth S?lt?. BV.; Hall Steed*
Painting*. Hrnnae*, Ac.; pocltlve aacrlOon. Call at browg
M<>ne private reaidcuca No. 47 Wert lOtu at., betweoa Ml
and Oth an
TtKKSSINO CASES, ECRRACS. REDSTEADM, WAS?
It itande. Parlor Snlta, Mattreaeea. Carpeta, alar 0*4
mantel Mirrora; lew price*. KILLKKN'S, H Kaat 13th at.
Call.
IIH N1T1.' RB, AC.?FAVOR'8 AUrmoi HOUSE, It
r KA?t Mth at. Private aale. N. E,?Great demaad ha
Furniture and Morchandiae; private lale or aaetloa; aet
tlemonia prompt; laveatigate.
Parlor" BRDS-THF. LARGEST "ahSOIITMEMT IS
the city; Pa>ne'a patenia. No. 101 4th av.
PARLOR MUITS FOR SaL| CHEAP. ?????
tl. P. STKIN, Practical Upholsterer. AO Road at.
t*ROI>ONAlaN.
ft tfA.ND TRLN* RXfi.WA? <U?M>I8T?r Ca3TaI>I
UT Scrap for aale.
Teadera are Invited lor tin following old material, whiei
win be delivered at aay point na the Grand Trunk Eatleray.
If delivery la roqwired In the United Statea the narehaaor to
pay doty. Partiea teadertng to (lata where delivery will be
repaired
Batlmated Quantity.
Ten a.
Oaat Irtra Scrap 3t)0
Wrought Iron Scrap 40p
Light iron Serai> ID
Scrap Spring Steel 70
Scrap Steel Tyrea. Jl
Scrap wrought Iron Driiiae Wheel* 10
Term* caah on 'telivery. render*, giving price per
pound, and indoreed "Tender for Scrap." will be reeelved by
the nnderalsnad on or before Wedneeday, May St.
JOSEPH HICKSON, tMnoral Maaager.
M?<mtKAL, May til, IK7S.
" wANfKD verwwujti&nz
(ftnmr AifT8h-A La ROE CoEBINATloK'toftje

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