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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,534. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1876.-TRIPLE* SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIKBCTOUY FOll ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1.265 BROADWAY.?
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, KOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OK PAPERS.
AMUSEMENTS?2d Pacb?.'ith and 6th coll.
ASTROLOGY?12TH I'AGB-SlCOl.
BILLIARDS?2d Pagb?4th col.
BOARDERS WANTED?12tii 1'ack?4th and 5th eola.
BOARD AND LODGINO WANTED-12TH Pagb?Stli eol.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR BALE-Ju Pagb-1st
col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEB?&th Pack.
BUSINESS NOTICES?7th Pag*?tfth col.
CITY REAL ESTATE KOR SALE-2D Pagb?IsteoL
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?12th PAGB-2d col.
CLOTHING?2d PAOB-fith col. ? ,
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?12th PACB-2d eol.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?1st PAGB-f?th and 6?h coll.
COPARTNERSHIPS?Otu Pagb. t ,
COUNTRY BOARD?12th Pagb-SIU and 8th coll.
DENTISTRY?12th PAGB-3d col.
DRY GOODS?1st Pagb?4th col.
DWELLINU HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND CN
KURNISHEIJ?2n P?gb?2d col.
EUROPEAN HTRAM8IIIFS?lar l'AGB-4th and 6th aoU.
EUROPE? 12th PAGB-3d col.
EXCURSIONS?1st PAGM-6th col.
KINANCIAL-?th Pagb. ?
KOU SALE?12th Pagb?3d col.
KUBNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pagb?2d and 3d colt.
KURNITURE?2d pAGB-?5th col. _ ,
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT8-12TH PAO*-3d eoL
HELP WASTED?FEMALES?12th Pagb?lit col.
HELP WANTED?MALES?12th Paob?2d and 3d eol a.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, AC.?1st Pagb?2d, 3d Bad 4th
coll.
HOTELS?12TB Pacb?T>t1i ral.
HOUSES, ROOMS. AC.. WANTED?2d PAGS-3deoL
INSTRUCTION?#D Pagb?6th col.
JERSEY CITY. HOBOKKN. HUDSON CITY AND BER
UEN REAL ESTATE KOU SALE-2D Paob? lit col.
LOST ANI) FOUND?18T PAG*-lst col.
MACHINERY?12th PAU!f-Sd col.
MARHLE MANTELS-Ist Pagb?Othcol.
MEDICAL?2n Pagb?(ilh col.
MILLINERY AND DRH SSMAKING-lrr Pagb?4th eol.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?10th Pao*?
eth col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7tii PAGB-6thcol.
PERSONAL?1st Pack?1st col.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS, Ac.?2t> Paob?flth eoL
POST OFFICE NOTICE?1st Pagb??th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-KEMALES?
12tii Pagb?lit eol
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OB TO
RENT?2d Paob?lit col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Paob?lit col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2d Pagb? 1st and 2d coll.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-Ist l'AGB-lit col.
REWARDS?1st Pack?1st col.
IAI.ES AT AUCTION?2u PAGB-3d and 4th coll.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?lltn Pagb?2d, 3d,
4th. 5th and fitli roll., nntl 12tu Pagb?1st. col.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES-12TH Page?lit and
2d cols.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st Pagb?lit and 2d cols.
SPORTING?DOOS, BIRDS, AC.?1st pACB-2d eoL
STORAGE?I 1th Pagb-lit col.
RUMMER RESORTS?12th PAOB-flth eoL
HIE TRADES?12tr Pagk?3d col.
THE TURF?1st Pagb?2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2d Pack?3d eol.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE?1st Pacb?flth ool.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2n Pagb-3d col.
WANTED TO PUBOHASE-llO PAGB-lst eol.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. AC.-12TH Pagb?M caL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OB
TO LET?2o Pagb?1st col.
TAOHTS. STEAMBOATS, AC.?10th Pagb?6th col.
PERSONAL.
AtT"aCCOMPLI's"UEO "YOUN(f~MAN OK IN'tSllT
genre and refinement. strictly temperate and moral,
ixtrnnrdinnrv talent for music, porlorms on several Instru
stents. fine baritone voice. would like to make the acquaint"*
in? ol a respcfctablo young la Iv of anme wealth; highest
testimonials an to character and undoubted satisfaction.
Address, lor three days, HARROLD JEWELL, Philadel
phia Post office.
Ii^RED-MUST SEE YOU IMMEDIATELY. '
1 B. MEIER. 62 Delaacay it.
piLMORE'S GARDEN, TUESDAY EVENING. -WILL
I.X pretty young lady, black eves and light brown dress,
who noticed gentleman in bos below at her loft, kindly lend
addreis to 8. A. O.. Herald office ?
T 8.-Tw7ll"N0T ACCEPT YOUR LETTER; AD
tl ? dren my attorneyi, as I will not answer. Mrs. S.
J" OSIE?11732.
IDA W.
L" ADY IN BLACK, ON 6TH AV. LAST EVENING,
with child?We met before in Broadway ear. lease ap
point interview. Mention some incident. Address A. J. 8.,
Herald Uptown Brauch office.
R8. F. G. H LL-YOUR TERMS ARE SATIS
faetory. Call on my lawyer*, Couan A Stacom, 08
ire st., and sign papers. J. T. H LL.
CAT FRIDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK]
rHE LADY WHO TOOK A RIDE TO UNCLE JOHN'S
yesterday, and who left a parcel in the wajan, can find
Rich at her Uutiusr plaee in Canal sf.
IITILL MISS BARCLAY PLEASE CALL MONDAY'
ft night. Jnne 12. at 8, or lend addreu to 777 Hth ?v,
erner 44th St., and oblige W. M.
ILL FRED BE SURE AND CALL WEDNESDAY
night on Fannie? PLYMOUTH ROCK.
w
Young lady in dark, with golden hair.
wtfo droppid her poekethoofc corner Bowery and
Blacker it. yesterday, which gentleman retained, desires
l? form her aoqaaintance in aa honorable way. Address D.
K.. Herald Uptown Branch office. _
RELIGIOUS SOTICESr
A' PUBLItT" ME ET1NG oF"~rHE FrtlEND8 O?
Fifty-third street Baptist chnrcb, between Broadway
and (ith av., Wednesday evening, S P. M. Addresses by
Rev. G. W. Sampson. D. D., and others. Singing to be led
by Mr. Thatcher, of the Hippodrome ebolr. Brine your
Moody and Sankey hymn books.
The gospel tent.
34th st., west of and near 6th sr. Green can (Twenty
shird Street Croistown Line) pass the tent. Rev. Stephen
H. Tyng. Jr.. and others will preach. Mr. Thomas E. Per
kins and a chorus will conduct the slicing. Ushers, singers
and Christian workers wanted for a whole or part ot the ?ea
son. Send name! to 8. P. Williams, 46 East 43d st. Con
tributions for the support of these services may be sent to
E. L. Owens, Treasurer, 46 East 43d st.
LOST axo wo inn.
t OST-tfltffts^T ^RNTN'fi'"jf^. T~A^MALL
Li white Poodle, reddish hair on neck and ears, answering
i? the name ol "Pinney." Reward will be given when re
lumed to Prentice House, Tompkins av.. New Brighton,
Staten Island.
LTTtcF-A GOLC^ BRACKLET, ON 3D AV. OR 55TH
st., between 3d and 4th avs. Tiio Inder will be re
warded by returning it to No. 114 East .'win st.
LOSI-ON WEDNESDAY. 7m AY~ 31", A BLACK MO
rocco i'ockeibook, containing a sum of money, a re
eript from the French Departmei.t of the Ceutennial Es
eibltlon and other valuables. A suitable reward will ba
given by leaving it at No. 47 East 3<>th st.
LOST?<iO WAN US CANAlf IMPROVEMENT BOND
No. 240, of $1,000; the public are warned nut to buy it.
a> payment has been stopped. Kinder will please notify
JOHN LOWll'Z. 48 Ummrdst.
Nbw York, May 26. 1870.
LOST-A PARROT; KbBW AWAY ON MONDAY
morning. A liberal reward to whomioever will return
it to room 18 at No. 1.IU3 Broadway.
L* ost-T}TbLack lace ISjuabe SHAWL, frida?,
Juno 2, coint? fro n tiilinore's tiarden, 2<ith st. ana
Madison fev. to 2lHh st. and Bro-tdway. Liberal reward
given. KOiILSAATS. 13 Mercer St.. up stairs.
TO I. EN OR LOS I IN the MAIL?ON the 17TH
ult . a Letter, sddressed to R. E. A A. J. Prime, Attor
neys at-Law, Yontera. N. Y., containing a protested note.
No. IH2, dated Peeksklll, N. V.. May 1, 1S75, drawn hy the
Peekskill Iron Company. to the or Icr of T. F. Wright, and
Indorsed l<y him and llugli W. Adams, lor $1,000, payable at
Westcheater County Nat onal Bank one year afterdate.
All persons are cautioned at unst nego'iating the said note,
payment thereof having been stopped. A liberal reward
will he paid upon its return to GAKSED A I1INDMAK8H.
113 fi.uth 4th St., Pliilsdelphia.
jSS?XH5sr
^F--f.o>tr Mi alL soimli wLT?7~wTTft cTl?)
leather collar, brass plate; sore ntider front leg; an
swers tn the name of 'Betty." lie.urn her to corner 20th
it. and 3d iv. (liquor (tore.)
4? <Tt" RE W A R D. - LOS T. BETWEEN 2aD ST. AND7TH
av. and 34th st.. North liivcr, on>- diamoud clnster
King and on- emerald Kin*. J. II. 8 . 361 (Vest HtU it.
Ar/l REWARD?nTOLEN. AT TUNIS JOHNSONS
(>tJU auctions rooms, Nassau St.. gold hunclntr case, stein
kinder Swiss Watch, with irold barred Chain and gold Seal,
eitli corneiUn stone, etiarsved with Louisiana coat of arms
? pun it- peln-an leedin^ its young, il lend reward paid
sad no i|ue-iiotn. Deliver toC. F. KAULE. Hi Broad st.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"T"?CliffENNlXV REUNION OF ri^fcUiRgD
JV citizens ol New York and surrounding cities and towm
wilt be hel<( in Cooper Instttuto, Thursday evening, June 8,
1H7H. to con.mence at 7 o'clock. Admission, :*ic.
_A _ALL PUlZfcS l'A-HKD Tn iiOI.lt ATTHI-S
. office. Third Louisiana gold distribution.
New Orleans, July 2fl, 187(1.
Capital princ $tU l.OUO gold I!
3,'iNi prites amounting to (009.900.
3l.li 0 tickets SCO corrency. Coutions In proportioa.
Apply lor information Ac., to U1LLIAMeON A CO.,
brokers, 317 Broadway. Post office box 6,02tl.
A MERICAN ~1 N8TITUTE ? NOTICE. ? THE NEW
il charter of the Ameiican Institute havlag been sp
riroved bv the Governor on the 31st nit., hss become the
aw. r?nd<Tliiz tbe call for the iinsrterly meeting edrertisrd
far Thursday. Mh Inst,, inoperative ; cmseqitaMly the same
will not be hcln O. OLEYELAND, ('resident.
(.'hauls.* lli-K. LMim, ReciTilnig .-ecretar).
A'-t |R?T PIUZE, tiOLD.
? Main drawlag ol th? ?
Decsi llrutiswlck Government Lottery,
from May 1(1 to June ft, 187(1.
til),.'K?i liafeets. 2S.MSI prizes
Royal Havana Lottery.
Ne*t itrawinr .1 une 20. IK78
Full eiplanstory circaiars n
THF.ODOBE MCIIOCH,
Bob o,&&4 Post office. 1 Hi Natsau st.. New York.
*? ? a!?OP r NI NiV THIR-$A? OF ST EI N F 5 LD8
JV. Depot of lb t e-lebr?i? i l reor'1 t ognae Sitters, at 7'>
Nassau -t. The hsnds mest Luncb and Sample Koom down
t?>?ii. An ele^.mt I res iumb. commencln it at noon.
All disease^ ?>k tiii, blood and 'nervous
system treata<l sueeessfully, and permanent ctires
f.narantaed. Consultation Irae, Or WEST'S old estab
isl.ed office, 4."> llleeeker St., n. ?r Broadway.
"i LI-EN A CO.. 7H NASSAU ST.." NEW VdRK"
J\ Wyomlnc lrf)ttrrv draws June in. fanltul prire.
tsu.nou $2**Vt*JO dlstribeted Tickets f I ; U lor #?>. Cir
culars mailed free. Prises cashed.
*4 "?ISAAC (i BOYCE. 2H7 BRilADWAY. LAWYKHs?
J\, Divorces obt sined promptly, wltliont publieltv . deser
tion, Incompatibility, habitual drunkenne-.. in d-litv. In
human treatment, conviction of felony, l'asspoits obtained.
VjTadjo'i kn ed"?Te?ti n<7i?FiTTe -mildgiard '
J\. will be held at Battalion lieadijuirters on Iliursd iy
evening. June 8, at 8 o clock. Busine-s of importaaea
will he submitted. ALEX. HENRit^UES. President.
D. A. MaTIUWS. Secretary.
A' TTENTtoji.-aO YEARs' PSl'SsIAN HOSPITAL EX
perieiiee. diseases of men in all Its l.janches . also dl?
?asesoHbe skin a specialty; consultation Iree. Dr. JACO
BY. 101 Bieerker st
"a ?PAI. KS. EMERBON A ? O
J\, Kenlueky Stsie Lotteries drawn daily.
?oval Havana Lottery, drawn sverv I7davl.
Kentucky single Namber Lotterv. drawn .(une 94, 1S76.
Prises cashed, information farai-hed and circulars Irea.
ISO tried* ay. Post office bos 6,372 New Tack.
c
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T> -KlNTtCK?'STATE""LOTTERIES OF T.' 8.'SMITH
15. A 00.
KEffTfCKT ?EXTRA CLAM. 475?rOB lfffl,
34, 72. 55, 57, 21. 6, 70, 63, 7. 62, 00, 84, 71
bkxhk'ky?clam 4~h?fok 1*76.
19. S3. 55, 82, 37. 73. 42. ?;8. 71. .'.2, 57. 15. 58,
All orders address B. NATllAN, 181 Broadway, or Pott
oHIce box 4,870 Nsw York City.
CONSUMPTION, ~~~
Indigestion and W siting Dlieaie*.
The nioit approved remedlei arc
PANCREATIC EMULSION and PANCREATINE.
The original and genuine prepared only by
SAVORY A MOORR. 143 New Bond at, London.
Sold by them and all ehemiui and storekeeper* through
out the world.
ClONPERtNOK OK ALL CIciAK MANUFACTURES
J who are opposed to tho present tenement home tystern
will take place ou Tnesday. June 13, at 7 n'cBck P.M., at
Uertnanla Assembly Room*, .Not. 291 and 21*3 Bowery.
THE COMMITTEE.
Diseases ok mkv a specTalty.
HENRY A. DANIELS. M. D. 144 Lexington ar?
near 20th it. Office hour* from 8 to 3.
D~ R. H. J. JOKDAN. SOLE PROPRIETOR OK THE
New York Museum of Anatomy, has removed hit resi
dence and oltlce to No. 5 Washington place, three iioors
we*: of Broalway.
?c 11KOXit; 0ATA51h. DEAFNESS: 1MPROVED
i method; Instantaneous relief; permanent cures.
L>r. STODDARD. No. H West 14th st.
K
R?*300.000 IN PRIZKM.?EVERY OTHER TIOKRT
? a prire.?Kentucky Stale Single Number Grand Dis
tribution draws June 24. 50,000 tickets. 25,420 prises.
Whole tickets, 910; halves. $5: quarters, $2 50.
Royal Havana Lottery, to be drawn June 22.
Whole tickets. $2t>; tenths and twentieths in proportion.
Ker.tncky State Lotteries drawn daily.
For information, circular*. Ac., address or apply to
JACKSON a CO , ttankeri, 202 Rroadway, New York.
Nervous exhaustion.-a medical essay
comprising n series ot leclnres delivered at Kahn's Mu
seum of Anatomv. New York, on the cause end cure of Pre
mature Decline, showing indisputably bow lost health may
be regained. affording a clear synopsis ot the impediments to
marriage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility,
being the result of 20 vuars' experience. Price 25 cents. Ad
dress the author, Dr. L J, KAHN, cfllce and residence51
East 10th st. New York.
PILE8 "OR"HF,MORKUOIDS RADICALLY CURED.
Original painless treatment; two to tour weeka re
quired ; no fees until cored, circular: free.
Dr. STODDARD, only office No. 8 West 1 ith st.
OYAL H A VAN A" LOTTERY. ^$800,000 WILL BE
drawn on Juue 20. Prizes cashed; orders filled; Infor
mation lurnished; highest rate* paid for Spanish bill*, gov
ernments. Ac.
TAYLOR A CO., Bankert. No. 11 Wall at.. New York.
?OPriciAL DRAWI^d"KENTUOKY"STATB LOT
. teries.-SIM.MONS A DICKINSON. Managers.
bisktucbv. rxtka class wo. 367?jckb 6. 1876.
36, 63, 78. 31, 14. I?. 16, 44. 12, 28. 62. 5. 28, 7L
KKNTCCKT, CLASS WO. 368?JUHB 6. 1878.
23, 34. 65. al, 82, 77. 47. 53. 76, 46. 81. 38, 27.
HBNBT. BXTBA CLASS MO. 267?Jl'WB 6, 187a
54. 57, 71. 12. 4. 9. 61. 6, 21, !)3. 74. 66. 7, 2ft
HEflUT, CLAM KO. 268?JVHK 6, 1876.
69, 30. 40. 54. 25, 4. 48, 55, 33, 57. 42. 71. 59.
Full information by applying to or addressing J. OLUTE
t CO.. 200 Broadway, or box 4.060 Poet office.
Unoo.ooo ix mizes-every"7)ther ticket a
. Prise.?SIMMONS A DICKINSON'S iln*le number
Kent.cky State Lottery to be drawn June 24, 1876; 25,430
prises out of 50.000 tickets-, also Royal Havana to be drawn
on June 20, 1878. J. CLUTE A CO., 200 Broadway, or box
4,969 Post office.
-KENTUCKY STATU lottery.
IjSOUU.UUU. l>rawn June 24. 25.430 prise*. Three
prises of $20,000 each. Every other ticket a price. Whole
tickets, $10; halve*, $5; quarters, $2 5 >. All Kentucky
State Lotteries on (lie. For information call on or address
KIIIK A CO.. 1,267 Broadway, room D. uptown agency.
SPORTINti?DOUR, BIRDS, ?v.
For sale-a 'fine lot 6f~small skye~and
Daudy Dinmont Terrier*; one pair white fox Terrier*,
verv small; one St. Bernard Pup, Newfonndland Pups,
Maltese Cats. Ac. Medicines fur all diseases at MhYERS',
No. 3 West 3d it., near Broadway.
T>00L8~80LD AT NEW YORK TI'RF EXCHANGE
.L this afternoon on St. Louis vs. New Haven, at Now
Haven. SKI UK KT A MrCLODD.
THE TtRF.
MERtCAN~j'6cKEY ""CLUB.-^PRlKd"SflEfe"ffNO.
1876. at Jerome Park, 3d. 6th. 8th, 10th. 13th. 15th
and 17th June. lUces commence each day punctually at 3
o'clock. A. BELMONT, President.
C. Wmeatlt, Secretary.
UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MOitNING
and evening at Thonuis Exchange 1,239 Hroadwav,
on the Jerome Park Running Races. Bicycle Race to take
place Thursday evening. Billiard Tournament and Base Ball
games St. l<?uls vs. Hartford*, Chicago vs. Athletic*, Cin
cinnati v*. Mutual*, Loul.vitiei vs Boston*.
O. M. THOMAS.
UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
ton's Rooms, comer of Broadway and 28th st., every
morning and evening this week on the Jerome Park race*
and trottiug at Philadelphia. Each race received by tele
graph. All orders by mail, telegraph or messenger promptly
attended to. T H. A W. U. JOHNSON.
AU(-r:.>N AND FREKCU POOLS SOLD AT INTER
uatloiial i:*rh?*,tr,.u'J4. 80 > and 808 Sampson St.,
Philadelphia, on Races thla woek at Jerome, Trots at Bel
mont Park and ail League Base Ball games. Result of each
Inning, beat and race by telegraph. C. S. MILLER A CO.
UCTION" AND" FRENCH" POOLS" SOLD" ALLTdaT
at NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE. 15 West 18th
St.. on tho PHILADELPHIA trots; also this evening on
the JEROME PARK running races; prompt attention
given orders by mail or messenger.
KELLY, BLISS A CO.
DBKRFOOT DRIVING PARK.
Second day second spring meeting. Wednesday, June
7; 2:45 class: J. K. Jarvis' br. m. Motile Barker, A.llop
klns' g. g. William R. Roberts, J. T. Shine's b. m. Annie R.,
J. Langan'sg. g. Ed. Sills. W. S. Thorns' b. g. Jack. Same
day, special purse $150; J. Deary's g g. Jerry, T. Trembles'
s. g. Sorrel Jake. Mr. Val'* g. g. Culver Boy; the 2 ;35 and
2:50 classes are postponed entli Friday, Jane B; extra good
horses; admission $1.
WILLIAM McMAHON. Proprietor
F" LEETWOOD PARR
offers the following purses to oe trotted;?Friday, Jane
9, at 3 o'clock P. M., Purse of $100, for horses that have not
trotted better 2 :40; $00 to Brut, $JO to second, $10 to third.
Hume day.
Purse of $150. lor horses that bare not trotted better
2:25; $W) to flr*t. $40 to second, $20 to third. All lobe
mile heats, 3 in 5, in harness; national rules to govern : en
trance 10 per cent of parse. Entries close Wednesday, J una
7, 11 P. M., and should be addressed to
GATES li. BARNARD. President.
Fleetwood Park. Morrltania.
AVERLEY PARK.?THE ANNUAL SPR1N(TmEET
ing will take place Jane 13, 14 and 45; entries will
close at Cohen A Sandlord's, 41 6th av.. New York, and
Tanner A Gardner's, Windsor Hotel. Newark, on Saturday,
June 10. ut 9 o clock P. M. COHEN A 8 ANDFOKD.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Aiu
If PRIVATE SALE. " ~
LAN DA I'LET. IN GOOD ORDER
BAROUCHE. NEARLY NEW.
Park Phaeton. 4 and 6 seat.
Landsns, light and cheap.
T Cart, by Bradley, Pray A Oft
Dog Carts o!' different styles.
Handsome high seat Park Phaeton, nearly new; built by J.
B Brewster A Co.
Slx seat Drag or open Pliaeton*. nearly new; built by J. B.
Brewster A Co.
Coupe Clarence*. Rockaways, Phaeton*, Depot Wagon*.
Top and No Top Road Wairon*.
BY VAN TA8SKLL A KEARNEY. AT THEIR MART,
110 and 112 East 13th st.
V B ARG AlN KO R~ CAS I l-A LADY LEAVING THR
ii city offers tor sale her Park Turnout, consisting of the
in.i*t stylish and beautlfnl bay Poney in the city. 8 years
old, 15 handa high, flowing mane and tall to the groui.d; la
perfectly gentle for any child to ride or drive; warranted
entind and kind and to trot a miie in 2:45; elegant top
Phaeton, gold mountings, with harnesa to match, lap robe
and whip, all good as new; would sell separately or to
gether; this tnrnons must e seen to be appreciated; seen
at private stable No. 13 West 27th St., between Broadway
and 5th av.
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE
"Brewstir Wagon,"'
the stnudarJ for stylo and quality,
now ready tor Inspection at onr factory and waremoms,
Broadway and 47th st?.
5th av. and 14th it.
Special attention I* called to our improvement In (Ida bar
Wagons, which enable us to offer the lightest, safest and
best riding wagon ever produced.
BREWSTER A CO. (of Broome tt.)
A" ?TO LET-TH K f 1NEST _HOR8KS AND 'WAGONS
? In the State ; Horses, stylish Wagons and Harness,
new, at the Union Club stable, -O East 18th tt., near Broad
way.
CRYSTAL CAB, NEARLY NEW, CARR1ES SIX
lo?lile; also Dux assortment of Pony Phaetons, with
leather or canopy tops. CoVl.Eit A CO., 694 Broadway.
4 ?FOR SALE. SQUARE BOX LEATHER TOP KULL
At ?pring city made Wagon, in perfect order, nsed onlv a
few times, with light, new Harness. Inquire of i*MITH,
United State* Express Stablas, 32d st,, between Lexington
and 34 av*.
A "Tie ntleman" le aving th e city will sell
at a great sacrllice an excellent pair of brown lo>^
baud carriage or road ilortet; toeed 3 minute*.
A. C. Lit W1*. 12 Cliff it.
A
FINE LOT OK HARNESS
at low prices.
Sheets. Nets. Ao.. in greet variety.
Save money by dealing direct with the manafactuer.
E. BARTLEIT.
6J Warren at., corner Collega place.
APKIVATK TEAM OF KENTUCKY HOR8K8 FOR
?ale? Verr ityllMi: Vahoney'a bays, 16 hands. S years
old and warraated sound and kind. Apply at 142 Wait 37th
AN ELKuANT HRUWSTER basket phaeton
splendid condition ; sacrifice, at $85.
O'REILLY'S VV .11 eh MM sr. Kht Ka?t 44th ei,
T A SACRIFICE BKAI riFt'L EXTEX8ION SlilKT
ing t<ip Phaeton, seats h-ur persons, with Pole and
shafts; light pony Pnseti.B, two full spring and side bar
top Wagoo*. light roail Wagon; all nearly new; best city
makers Private stable .Vld st.. corner of 4th av.
A"" LARGE VARIETY OK~ SECOND II.VND TOP
Wauyna. lizlit Trotting Wagoua, Koi-tor*' Phaetons,
four passenger Phaetons, Jump seats; six seat Rorkaway,
tuitaieie lor country hacking. 144 to I VJ Katt :i!?i st.
A_HIK sale. FIVE PONY IIUILT HOK.iKS, Sl-| I
. able for farmin.. grocer or any business, cheap. 104
Klirabeth St.. between Broome nnd (irand.
A?FOR-SALE, RARE CHANCE. ~5 HO SUIT.
. n4>le for any business; also mv Koad or Family Horse.
Apply at 41 lile.-rker at., la ih> inr
?F()R SALE, A CANAl'lAN PONY. SUITABLE
? for any business. 5 5 W ashington it., uear corner of
Charlton.
VERY FINE OA i. KB IK) W H COUPE HURSK rOR
?ale: sound and kind in all harness ; t> yeart old and 18
hands high: very stylllh, N. I'. WEEKS, :iI hall 3d it.
CHismr uahmTi& hands imgh.''""sound.
kind, of great Rnduraace and fait. Addrese box 221
Stamfor.l iConn.i Post ctJiee.
VERY" >I*Nf7 TEAM OK BAT HORSES, |3*{
hands high, 6 year< old, warranted lound and kinu,
also One saddle Herie. No. 3 West I-Ith st.
TOP PON* PHTETON AND HAKNEttn BI T LIT
Ue need; will Mil cheap. Me. $7 Wee* 28th it
A
HORSES, carriages. ?c.
A^"BARKER A SON S
?a- CITY AUCTION MART AND N. T. TATTERSALL'S,
u ? ?^?corn,r ol Broadway and 3IHh st.
"/Vs.-. W BARKBR. AUCTIONEER.
every Wednesday unit Saturday.
TWENTV-FoUK bourn allowed for trial.
? driving track in the St it*.
CATALOGUE OK SALE THIS DAY,
at 11 o'clock.
_ __ beginning with
.CAWAIN GEOIME D. HANNA'S.
??,f B<?tJlBON COU>TY. KENTUCKY,
?lV???knti1 umparaLleled SALE
Ol- THE FASTEST (iKEEN TROTTERS
IN THE WORLD,
JUST ARRIVED PROM KENTUCKY.
AND COMPRISING
l^iJlnrfiJ HEADofth.. richest bred In the coontrv.
5 5?1 ?f J'err' Mtunbriuo. Patchen. Blllr
<?? cldunt, Woodford Mambrino, Ac.. Ac., ami con
ft' rrKm < , GRKZ* TKOTTERS tliat can trot
in from J minutes down to 3:115; three extraordinary lit
ii? ir *"n?rbl.y matched COACH TEAMS, chestnuts and I
blacks, or unequalled rich appearance and style; a number
of elegant COUPE MATCH or T Carl HORSES: a PACING
Gelding that can HE *T a:*), and tha baUnce the most
I"?J ? f rttK JI/S *HlUM con,t|ined ladle*' and genile
mens SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES ever brought
m-D?i-V?ciiW<><'k ?" warranted sound and kind.
?aHF? 1'AST few days this *tock has been rode
\\\Z n>*?y gentlemen, who hare pronounced
aad b "?t lot i n r*Bre??n'ed. but the handsomest
D <i,OACH. KPKED AND 8ADDLKR8
,>ew York PI ??'TEEN YEARS.
CATALOG LEU. with extended PEDIURKES, full descrip
tion*. Ac., at sale.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE,
A COMBINED BAY saddle und harness Mare, 15V high,
" year* oiu; a very stylish ami handy driver; perfect
under a iddle : warranted aound and kind.
TOP PONY PHAETON, nearlv new.
"0?.K UVAV. KINK order, bv IlICKS.
H^JW ARh, ljV high, foaled IStW: bred by A. J. ALEX
Y .V Em!-' "r Spilng Station. Woodl'ord county Kv..
?lid sold by htm at 13 month* of a.-e for $l.?iO J to pres
ent owner; fot by the renoweod LEXINGTON, dam by
^r'1 Ahdallah; pedigree STRICTLY OUARAN
M.KU; lin* never been trained; waa bought for and has al
ways been used for BREEDING PURPOSES; an extriior
dinary chance for breeder*, aa this mare la the ONLY one in
America by Lexington out of an Alexander'* Abdaliah
mure: *old on account of ownor'a intended permanent ah
sence abroad.
T*9?wJt*!> *?.? Howard.
ui U HL) Pr5tun bUck Wnmbl?t??niAn Trotting Filly, 13^/
11? Li 1/ l*lU Fot ^ Volunteer, Jr., dam by Hont'a
iiamnletonlan; is elegant in harness, never trained, finely
?faltt'd; ean trot in three minute* to tho pole, and is war
ranted nonnd and kind.
vwJuiv?9.^ky Mortimer.
TWENTY-THREE other ton and no top Road Wagon*,
?nd Business Wagons, Ac. '
FIFTEEN OTHER lloraea.
FULL DESCKIPTIONS at tale.
vAU?.? J* KJfE " P?"Pnl""d on account of weather.
HV?vv ntTi n^uir0^2L'Li" ?uno'""-ed a grand aale oT
r.ti^ * DRAUGHT IIORsES, tha property of a contractor
retiring from tiie business.
AN EXECUTOR'S SALE. '
WILL SELL HY PUBLIC AUCTION
ORDER OP EXECUTORS. ON THl^tSDAY,
JV?E.d'?A?, 11 O'CLOCK PROMPTLY,
nAT.i.iiTJ' PAULS BOAUDINO STABLE.
CORNKR OK LAFAYETTE PI.ACE AND 4"hl ST
THE PROPERTY OK DIt. HAMMOND. DKCEASED *
Including a fast and handsome younif blood bny Trottinir
, *r#! ~ Kennin? trotter. 7 years old thl* sprinir, aired by
LeKal Tender, dam a thoroughbred; pedigree guaranteed.
Thi* young mar* waa ne?er trained bnt seven week* when
coming Ove year* old. when she showed 3:41; waa then
taken homa, and has been driven on road ever since, aud
- . *r?VT ImproT d In speed: the can show a 2 :30 gait
?and trot a mile and repeat in Iras than 2 :t5: I* a splendid
road mare, ajd promise., with trnlnlng this spring, to trot
low down in the twenties. Any gentleman wishing a Urst
ela?* trotter should call and examine this line young mara:
aha is warranted sound and kind and as represented.
Also the fast and flne blooded Trotting Mare Angelina;
bred by James B Clay and sired by Clark Chier. dam a
thorough brad; Is half sister to Nicotene: she is a rich chest
nut. about l&K hands high. 7 years olfl this spring: her first
appearance was at Lexinirton, when 5 years old, when the
trotted two beau in 2and 2 :41. The following spring
she was beaten by half neck only, in 3:34; she has since oeen
used altogether to r private driving; she Is a stvllsh and
pleasant driver and an ever.vdty roadster; she can beat
- any day and warranted sound and kind.
Also tlie beautiful dapple gray lielding. 15>i hands high.
8 vears.oid: airad by Kentucky Clay, dam hy Stockbrldge
Chiel; is one of the finest styled trotting horses in the
country; has fine aotlon and endurance, powerfully gaited
excellent pole h<>rse; trotted at Prospect Park laat spring
In J :41, al?o at Fleetwood Park last fall In 2::? under the
name of (.ray MTillie. Jr.; he can trot much faster now, and
owner had made arrangements ro enter him in severnl
Rurtes this season: lie baa fine, broad, arched neck, long,
ill mane and tail and is warranted sound and kind
Without any exception one of the finest pony phaeton
Mares In thia city, hands high, 7 years old: a perfect
picture and pat: has been used and driven by lady to pony
phaeton; is amiable, intelligent and safe; fears no lucotno
tive or any thing else: warranted sound and kind and
warranted to trot a full mile In 3 minute* on day of aale or
no sale.
. A!?? two e'e**nt Brewettrs. of Broome street, side bar
ahilting top W agon*, nearly new; one open Wagon. Brew
ster, of Broome street, nearly new; one pony Phaeton; two
sets of Single Harness, by Coinmerford. equal to new;
Saddle and Bridle: alio Blankets. Robes,
Whip, Ac. Stock now on exhibition at stable. Sale rain or
?blue. By order of
ELIZABETH HAMMOND, Executrix.
JOUN MORRISON, JR. Executor.
A N EXECUTOR'S 8ALE OF TIIE FOLLOWING ""
-A. VALUABLE TROTTING HORSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANKETS
ROBES, Ac . Ar. '
TO BF. SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY (W DNESDaY), JUNK 7.
AT 11 D'CLOi;K PROMPT.
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE NO. 9 WXST 19TH ST.
Near Fifth avenue.
Including the fast and high bred brown Trotting Mare
Lady Mills, 1&^ bands high, U years old. sired by Alexan
ders Nortnan; dam, a thoroughbred. Lady Mills, when 5
years old. trotted a mile In 2 and two miles In 5:IH*i
tneu known as the Paterson Mare. She Is a flne. stylish
driver, blooded in appearance, and is as game a road trotter
as goes tho road. She can trot in 2:3s to road wagon and
ean always beat 2:35 on any good track, and la warranted
sound and kind.
Kaat, handsome and hl*h bred bay Trotter Troubler, 15U
hands nigh, fl year* old. railed bv Jame* Van Arsdale Esa.
lu Orange county, and tired by Edward Everett: dam a
Star man. ana known a* the 8eelev Mare ; he was broken
and trained by Mingo, and when 4 years trotted In 2:42;
waa driven by /. Murphy last fall a mile In 2:37, without
training.on Fleetwood track; he can go<lo track any day
ami beat 3:35. and has no superior lor a roadster; he is
warranted sound and kind.
_ the beautilul chestnut Gelding Prince, sired by Conklin
Star, dam hy Highlander Chiet, 14'., high. 7 rears old; he is
a very stylish, prompt driving horse: thoroughly broken in
harness or saddle: is safe for a lady to ride or drive and is
a horse or extraordinary bottom, having trotted five miles
over tha Suffolk Park Course, Philadelphia, in 14 minutes
and 22 seconds asd a single mile in 2:3H; haa a mild,
amiable disposition, aud a very pleasant road horse, as ha is
not excitable in company; pulls weight wall, and Is war
ranted sound and kind.
The very fast sorrel Gelding Dictator, 15^ hands high,
8 years old; wassiredbyPears.il; he by Jupiter, dam hy
Superb Dictator: last fall trotted around the Gochen half
mile track without training In ^:3?: be is perfectly broken;
safe for any one to drive or care, and for style and speed ha
cannot be surpassed; he is warranted sound and kind.
Beaulllu! sorrel Gelding, Wbltesiocking*. sired bv Honest
Allen.dam by Young Morrel; trotted at Mystie Park last
spring In gentleman's road race, t? a road wagon driven by
J. Rogers, Esq., In 2:44. 2:40 and 2:43; be la 15V bands
high, very powerfully built, Sjrears old, good gaited and an
extraordinary good breaker and catcher: does not pull safe
for anypodv to drive; is a good pole horse and warranted
aonnd and kind.
The flne brown Mare, Jennie; has always been used by
ladies and children, both in harness and under saddle; Is
not araiil of the cais: will stand without tielng and is safe
antler all circumstances; she is very prompt driver and
can trot in toree minutes, and for ladies' and children's use
is invaluable; is 7 years old and warranted sound and kind
Carriages consist of extension top Phaeton, one Oneen's
Phaeton, one canopy top Pony Phaeton, one Windsor top
side bar Rood Wagon, one full spring top Wagon, sincla and
double Harness. Ulsnnrta. Sheets, Robes. Ac.
Hale p isltive, rain or shine.
?MAJOR CHaa"wTbA3KBR, AUCTIONEER.
? EXTRAORDINARY SALE of CONTRACTOR'S
DUMF WAGONS. CARTS. IIORSES. Team Harness
Cart Harness. Ac.. Ac., at BARKER A SON'S City Auction
Mart and New York Tsttersall's. corner of Broadway and
;nnii St., on Saturday June 10, at 11 o clock, the property of
a well known CONTRACTOR retlriug from business and
comprising '
TWENTY-FIVE fnnr-wheeled DUMP WAGONS, in flao
order, the best in use for moving earth, sand, gravel brick*
?tone and for all practical purposes; dump on either sida '?
SEVENTEEN two-wheeled Carta, all in Ana shape and aa
good at new.
SI XT\ -FOUR SETS of double W agon. Stage or Truck Har
ness. with Collars, Bridles, Lines, Ac., coiupiela; ail naarlv
new. '
TEN SETS Cart naraesa, line order.
? ??'JJL.??\.,"P,rJ#r '"?"J Draught lloraea. WEIOHT
2.Hf*i POl. NDS, and warranted to be equal to anything of
their weight.
PAIR OF closely matched bay Geldings. 16W hands high
n and 9 year* old; tamer than ordinary travellers- alto a
vary elegant set of light double Harness.
STOCK WILL be on exhibition to day ap to tilt? sale
without reserve or poitponement.
THB SPECIAL attenlion ol' CONTRACTORS, TRUCK
MEN and FARMERS is directed to this sale.
?AUCTION. AUCTION*
GEO. W. JENKINS. AUCTIONEER
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURSDAY,
THE UNION AUCTION HOUs'r,ANO. 30 1STH ST RP
TWRE.N BROADWAY AND .'.TH A v., A TuoC1X>C K.
THE ENTIRE STOCK o^ TWO PRIVATE GENTLE
Consisting of two extra flne Coupe Horses, J.'.W hands. B
and 7rears old; very strong and muscular: will weigh about
1.2iW lbs. each, and are ail style, with fins action and great
endurance ; jne extra line Trotting llorte. ? yeais old 15K
hands high; can trot in J Mr. ?ne flne large Family Horse:
i'J'!', '?' ? ,rU 'n 3 """ntes: one elegant
Road Hnrx. '\V bands, ti years old; can trot in
All of the above norsca are warranted sound and
kind a.id were oroken for family use aud are well bred.
Pedigree, will be given at time of sale. Also one extra
Kentucky saddle and liarnast Horso combined, as he hat all
of the saddle gaits for a lady or gentlemau; Is l.">V bands
about 7 ) ears old. with large bone and muscls; Is trots
?iugle. foots and canters.
Carriages consist of 1 T Cart, with Pole and Shafts; 1
Coupe I full spring top Road Wagon. I side bar top Wagon.
1 top Pony Phaeton. 1 single seat one inan Road Wagna;
single, doubis and coupe Harness. Also several other
Horses, Including one lino matc.ied pair <>rbavs. Gentle.
men in search of flne slock are Intlted to call and examine
as it is lyll of tba best quality and must be seen to be an',
predated. Sale Motive, rain ot shlno, without lim.t.
solicited horses, carriages, ac.,
at^lar istm" AND p*OMI"r Returns, office
A "Ai Rl FICK ?FINE To I" PONY PHAETON. CITY
, "J**' R"1"' H'O; Due family, business
ln>r?e. all 7tn av.
a LL KINDS OF NEW AND SECOND II AMD BUS I
??'" ???! Pleasure W agons, Trucks and Carts. Repotl
tofy Hiid?'? and l:ith sts.
* ROAM PONY-BUILT HORSE; TWO OTHER
J\ Horses: yo-mj and sound; Cart, Truck, too Kxnress
Waftm: fhe.ip *>l Canal at., saloon.
AGRl'.AT BARGAIN FOR C ax II * hi WILL Rl'f
R!?nrTM|VH?ilST\rrvM ASl> H'"?IAM I.ADIfS'
.. . ^ consisting of beautiful bay
I ony, 1j Ii nds high, flowing m ila and long tail, 7 years
old: wsrranten aound and kind and to trot a mile In 2 "hi
sure: beautilul top Phaeton and Harness, Lsprobs and
i iV ?' ' M 1,1 ,i,h *L< between Uroadway
aud Loiversity place. '
A ? u'h?A NICE PONY PHAETON. IIORME
j?X. and Harnea*: al.o a team or bay Han.l letonlan
? tr'?s ?nd three other Horses, fit for any k nd ol business
to be sold at a great sacrlflcs; fair trial allowed. At 17
i.re ,t Joi os St . near Bowery . inquire tor KlCllARD.
BAL.0A^AmAH PONY?Ij HANDS; SOUND, KIND;
|0li; Uorae for heavy woik, 4 7th av.
lit)USES, CAIUll AGES. ?C.
(iXbbiauesT HXTixfe??. Hop.se clo?TTTng,
J At price* t lmt render competition iiuposaible.
Kockum art, woriU fl'.KJ: i'haetoHH, $1 lo. worth f-00;
Depot Wagons, $150, worth liuuKie*.v* T?rw
f2(v): extension top and cunopy Phaetons. cufunder Koce
??ri. *c.; excellent Hxrness of every description, frutn
flU upward; Lap Ousters, Sheets, Whip*.Ac.
JOHN MOORE. 57 Warren ?t.
c
1ARRIAGES FORTHE COUNTRY.?SIX-SEAT ROCK
aways. Uirnuulowiu, titui wil cut-unuer Rnckaway*,
V/ kWKJ\ URIIII.UIl'iKilft, IUU> ??? "?? J u
Depot Wagons. with mill without top*; top and open Pony
Pbnetons. ol all ?Irian; light extension top l'baetou*, tor
oua hone; both new and second band.
WM II GRAY. 2n and 22 W ooster ?t.
C1ABUAGB* AT BXTBEMf LOW M.\Ni KACITR
J er s prices; all my own make And warranted. x ony
And lirht extension top Park Phaetons, ail prices; Murines.
Kockswavs, Depot. Jump seat aud hxpress W Afuoa. and
other stvft?s of various qualities ana price*; splendid ooctor s
Phaeton cheap. GUAltLKS OKUBK, CanAl St.
CIOI'PK HOCKAWAY Fi'iR SALE?AT A >.V> ltll/|? K
J run only i>?te season; in perfect order; pr^ce fouu. Aa
dress K. L.. Herald oflice.
ESTRAL" l'AUK KIOINO SCHOOL. 7TH AV. AND
58th st.?Heverui good Saddle Horses for sale; wine that
It11 well in harness, and quite last: well ??*?;' *nd ITS.?
stock always uu hand. FKKD. J. KNitKLHABDI.
Ijlor HALE-Xs ELEGANT T'RlVAlK COACH TEAM;
' free from lault or vice choice color and very stylish.;
a chance to secure a reliable team from private bunds. Au
dress box ''%T50 New York Post oitice,
I-pOUB IN IIANIJ dray-AN ELEGANT VEHICLE.
1 will bo sold at one-ihird of Its value. Apply to ISAAC
L YOU NO A I'o.. 34 Fair st.. Newark, M. J. ___
T.10R SaI.K-A K1K.nT CLASS FAMILY HORSE. AUKl)
r 8years; sound, kind mid guntle; will stand anywhere
uithnut tying; not atraidof a locomotive or ?o)till i|ir " i??S
1U hand* liigfi. lmiulre at EDWARD SIMON A BRO. S
trunk lactory, Newurk. N J.
Iru.lt SALi.-LKtl HER Till' SIDE BAR ROAD
' Wairnn ; cltv builder; new last fall; price $1.jO. Iimuiro
at GARRISON'S Stable. 4*tt? >t. and 8th av.
Full SALE-HANDSOME BAY MARE. IS# HANDS,
6 year* old, with loin; tall ?n?l mane; warranted lor
ladies or children to rido or drive; Irial given. Call tor two
days at store 3JI4 MmUon st.
|
F
FOR SALK-TEAirHAMKLETONlAJf COLTS. 15*,'
hnnds hlg'i, "> and (i years old; aired by .Middletown;
dam by Thomas Jefferson; warranted sound and kind, ana
will be m>id for hall their value. Apply at Fleetwood
btables. .SUB West 5Jd st.
jiO~R 8 Aj7^-A~TE Am" BROWN HOUSES 8 AND 0
. years old, at your price; all sound At I*Q llroad-vay.
TjloiT 8ALE?A FA 1R~OF CHESTNUT CARRIAGE
T Horses. 13.3; sound and kind in all harness; Just rom
the eonntry; will bo sold ciioap. Apply at stable 1DJ Lex
in^tou av? from It to 12 A. M.
Foil"S.u7K-A~HCTOKn LANDAU and pu abton,
made by Brewster, nearly nrw, at 114 West lHih st.
For sale, cur.af. for cash kiaest tcun
out ill New Yolk, consistinR ol stylish speedy Mare
ttrota inside of 2 :'?(>,) excellent light Wb?ou and Harne??.
Apply At 10 West 4 ith st. ?
FOR SALE~Olf~KENT-AT~B(>TTOM PRICli, KOUR
story browu stoue, stable attached, -- Kaai 40th St.
Inquire on premises.
SALE "LOW." FOR" WANT" OF USE-LAK?1E
J? black llr.r?e, IB hands; Kultable for any business; Con
eord Express Wagon. Platform >printr? and Harness: also
stylish bav Horse, Hl, hands; suitable lor light business.
375 Wnt 13th st.
ABNE8sT^*rfEAI'EST HARNESS STORE IN NEW
York; com! Buggy llaniess, hand made, $15; good
Orocers' Harness. $-3; good double Team Harness, f*)', ?
good Horse Blanket, $1 Fleaso call ,lid examiuo for
Toiirsolves. FISHER A OSBORN, Manufacturers, <1 Bar
clay ?t. _____
OWELL QDEEN AND GKORUE IV.
Top i'ony I'haetons.
hide par or elllptle spring
TOF ROAD WAGONS.
A. 8. FLANDBACJ.
872 and 374 Broome St. (old stand of Brewster A Co.)
1IX SEAT I'll ALTON, THREE HORSES AND SET
5 Expresi H arnesi, cheap. 34 Fell st
tijlOR'"SALE?COUi'E IN GOOD ORDEU, SUITABLE
" lor backing; price HALL, 151 East .<8th st.
OR SALE?A IIANU80ME FAIR OF CAURIAUE
and saddle Horses, 1 ?">f-a h*n<l? '"'K'1'? sound.
W.M. TAYLOR. St. Denis Hotel.
s
H
SPECIALTY IN ,
?ix seat Uockawav* and (.oupe Roekaway*,
of the linent quality and finish.
A. S. FLANDRAU,
*72 and 374 Broome st. (old stand of Brewster A Co.)
S~ TORAGE KOIl CAIlKlAGIis AND SLEICHS.
Rooms clean, light anddnr. Terms liberal.
A. S. FLANDKAU.
? *72 and 374 Broome ?t. (old stanil of Brewster A Ca.)
RACK 8ULKIES.-IN~o?dER TO FOFt'LARIZE
our sulkv irade we offer iroiu stock, or will build to
order. Track Sn kies in all weights, nnsurpMt?ed [n quality
and form, for $12ii. BRKWSTKR * tO.
(of Broome st.) Broadway and 47th st.
1' SIDE BAR KOAD~WAOON, hE\RLY NEW;
baying sold my horse, will soli at a bargain. Apply at
230 6tli av. _
rnwo EAST HORSES FOR 8ALE?APPLY TO
CHARLES 8. GREEN. Babylon. L. I. One a bay
Geldlnc. 15.1. by Middletown, dam by Seely? American
Star; the other a bay brown, 15.3, by Uice lirayes. dam by
a ion of HHPs Black Hawk; both rplenaid road homes.
TITANTBD-A HREW8TE.lt (BROOME ST.I LIGHT
Tf patent fide bar three bow top Bugsy, with all their
rec?nt Improvements, weighing over 240 pounda. Adilre-s
with price. Ac.. YENOVS. box 5..>B8 Post oftlce, N?w ) ork
AN TED?TO~ MATCH OR WILL ShLL A BLaCK
W Geluing. 4 year* old, IBJi bauds high; long, rangy,
bow neck; round barrel: smooth built; long. Bowing tail,
touching the ground; not heavy limbs: uearly thoiougb
ired- can trotlu 3)4; sound nnd wit hoot fault.
' A. 8. BEKKMaN. Soath Branch, N. J.
W" ANTED-A FINE TEAM OF CARRIAGE HORSES
In exchange lor House and Lot In Eliiabeth, free of
eucumbranoa, except mortgage of *600. Address W., Her
ald ofHee.
TITaNTED?A Nf.w OR SECOND HAND PONT
W Phaeton In good order; priee not to exceed *175.
Address C. W.. Herald office.
?liranted?a complete turnout in exchange
?T for a first mortgage due In September next. H.
PATTBKRG. 746 Broadway. ?
IVANTED TO PURCHASE-SOUND HORSE. HAIt
T* nesi and top Express Wagon. Address, with particu
lars, stating lowent castt price, LIQLOK. station B.
A(W\ -SPLENDID BAY HORSE GENTLE^ FOR
lady; can show 3 minutes; work Horse, <60. No.
316 Weal 3let st. __________
DR Y'GOODfc '
^xfBAQBbmR?nKEl)icfl0N.
AT. STEWART A CO.
will offer t?-4ay (Wednesday). June 7, special line* of pare
linen huck and damask
TOWELS
AT PRICES LOWEB
than at any time la
FIFTEEN YEARS
Extra qaarity huck. 21x41 inches, 30 eeati each.
Extra qaallty damask. 31x40 inches, 25 ceau each.
Extra qaallty beayy back. J0x45 Inches. 30 cente each.
Damask bordered back. 21x 0 inches. 35 cents each.
Extra doable damask, 24x48 incbee, 50 cents each.
In the above housekeepers will have a rare opportunity to
purchase goods of very superior qaallty at prtcee which
probably cannot be repeated.
BBOADWAY. 4TII Av!7"9TH AND lOTII ST8.
OU ITS. 1
A. T. 8TEWABT k CO.
ire offering annsual attractions in ladles', misses' and
children t READY MADE DRESSES
la all the leading fabric* and colorings.
>elal attention Is invited to
Eft' blLK SUITS,
IIK
MISSES' AND children'S PIQUE SUITS.
ALSO. LI^EK, BATISTE AND PIQUE
EMBROIDERED DRESSER.
unmade, at
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
? BROADWAY. 4TII AV . 8TII AND 10TH STS.
DIILUSERY AND OllKss.MAKIRH..
A~ T MARIE TILMANN Sr OF PARIS. IMPORTER?
Opening of the finest assortment of Parisian Summer
Millinery ever brought to this market. 433 6tb ay., near
26th st. (late Michel ?.)_ _________
EUROPEAN STKAMMHIPg. ~
?jfCHOR Ll.NE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
>|.SATIA....June 10.3 F.M. ] CAUFORNIA J l24. 31P.M.
ANCIIORIA..Jnne 17. Noon I E IIIIOFIA. .July I, >oou
NEW YOI'.K AND LONDON. ?
AUSTRALIA.June 10.4 P.M. I ANOLlA Ju y ?. 3 P.M
ELY'S IA lune 24.4 P.M. | UTOPIA JalyM. 3 P.M.
Anchor L.ae piert 30 sa<l 21 North Klver. New York.
NEW YORE TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, LONDON
OR LONDONDERRY.
Cabin*. M to fOO. currency, according to accommodation*.
Excursion ticket* on lavoratole 4*"ns.
Steerage. $2? currency; intermediate. fA? currency.
Drafts issued for any amoont at current rates.
HENDEKSON BROTHERS. Agent*. No. 7 Bowling Greea.
RED STAR LINE. . ~ , . 0. .
Appointed to carry the Belgian end United State*
mall*. I'he following steamers are anpoluted to tail
TO ANTWERP ? u
From Philadelphia. i From New l ork.
VADtRLANO ? Jtine2(* KBNtLWoRrH June S
bEDERLAND Inly 14 MWI'T-ERLANI1>.......July I
PRICES OF PASHAOE IN CI RREXCY.
First Cabin. HI" i Second Cabin.......
Steerage tickets to and Irom all points at the lowest rate*.
p*t?eiiger acrnmmod'siitms for *11 ela?>rs unsurpassed.
For n*ssaire, rates ol freight and other information apply
to PETER WttlGHT A SONS. General Agents
Mi7 Walmt st.. Phll?delphla.
GEORGE W. COLTOV 83 Broad *t.. New York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Aeent,
No. 8 Battery place. .New tyt.
N
ORTH GERMAN LWJTD. v.__ _rt_,
STEAMSHIP LINF. HE1WF.BN NEW TOBK,
southampton AND BKEMF.M.
Compeny'* pier, foot of 2d ?t., llohokea.
SECKAR Saturday, June 10 i MOSF.L.. .Saturday, Jnne 24
W ESKR .Saturday. June 17 I DONAU Saturday, .rily 1
Kaies ol pasiage from New York to Southampton, Havre
"'I'lrst'cahin, $100 gold; Secoad Cabin. |60 gold; Steerage,
$.*10 currency.
Ket'irn Ticket* at reduced rate*.
Prepaid st*"rage Certificates. $:i2 enrrency.
yorlr."kt , ^ a BowIIb, Ore,,.
Most direct and i conomic Route to Hol
land, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND,
AC.. AC.. VIA ROTTERDAM. ,
Steamer ROTTERDAM "
Steamer CALAND ....June -J
These be.iutllul steamere. carTing the United States mail
to the Netherlands, are great lavorites with the puoiib.
Trips regular, rate* low; comlort and living perfect.
For fralgnt. For pajsage,
Fl'NCtl, BOTE * CO. L. VlT^V
EUROPEAN STEANSIIIPS.
INMAli LINE.?MAIL STEAMERS" " '
KOR <JL EEN8lOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OK CHESTER Saturday. June Id, m 8 A. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND. Nllliitajr, June 17, at 1 P. M.
CITY OK BERLIN Nmumnv. July 1, ot 1 P. M.
From pier 45 North River.
Cabin, $80 nod $l<>", gold. Return tickets on favorable
trrn.i. Steerage. <28, currency. Drills issued at lowest
rata*.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking anil bath rooms amidships.
J OH N G. DALE. Agent.
15 and .11 Broadway, New Yor*.
TXTHITK STAR LINt ?
VV KOR UUKENM'oWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tb? ?t?4Uiers of tliia lino take tbe Luuo Route* recotn
mendad by Lieuteuant Maury, U. S. .V.. going south of ttie
Batiks on Ilia pussage tu (Jueeustown all tne yt-iir round.
ADRIATIC June 10, at 4 P. M.
BRITANNIC Juno 24, at 4 P. M.
GERMANIC July s. at3 P. M.
CELTIC Jul* 15. at 11 A. M.
BRITAN'.MC Inly lit. at 1 I 30 A. M.
Krom White Star Docks. pier 52 North Hirer
Rnte>?.-uloon. $8"i and $100. In gold; return ticket! on
reasonable terina. Steerage. $28.
Saloon staterooms. smoking and bath rooms aro placed
amidships, where the noiso and motion are leant, affording a
degree 01 romfott hitherto unattainable nt tea.
lor inspection of plan* ami other information apply at
(he compun]'a office, a7 Broadway, New York.
It. J. COitTIS, Agent.
Ml ED STATE* HAIL Li:NE-STEAMTO QUEENS,
town ano luempool,
?aiilug every TU ESDAY.
Irom pier 4J North Kiver.
NEVADA..Jnne Hi, 10 A. M. I \V\Oil INC. ..July 4,4 AM.
WISCONSIN.June JO. a P.M. | IDAHO luly 18, 3 P. M.
Cabin, $?>5, $7o aud $so, currency.
intermediate. $f>; steerage. $20.
Passengers booked to anil Irom Paris, Hamourir, Norway,
Sweden, Ac. Draft* on Ireland, England. Kr.inoe and Ger
many ut lowest rat*".
WILLIAMS A tlUlON. 29 Broadway.
("1UNARD LINE.?11. ANI) N\_ A. R." M. ii. S. C(i
J NOTICE.
With a view to dimlnUhing the chance* of collision, the
steamers of thia liue take a specific courso for all seasons ot
the year.
On the outward passage from Qneenstnwn to New York or
Boston, crossing tho tue idlan of 50 at 43 latitude or uotUitig
to the north of 43.
On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at
411 latitude, or nothing to tne north of 42.
KKO.H NEW YORK KOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
rowN.
?RUSSIA Wed, Jun* 7 | AL.Of.RIA... .Wed., June 21
SCYTHIA Wed., June 14 | BOTHNIA....Wed.. June 28
Steamers maraed * do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage, $89, $100 and $130. gold, according to ac
eommo'lati in. Return tickets on iarorahie tortna.
Steerage tickets to and Irotn all parts of Euro|>e at very
low rutes. Freight and passage ollice No. 4 Howling Green.
CllAKI.ES G. KKANCKLYN, Agent.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf, loot ot Grand St., Jersey City,
at 3 I*. M.,ou Wednesday, June 7, 1*7(1.
CHARLES (J. FRANCKLYN,
No. 4 Howliug Greeu, New York.
TTAMUUUG AMERICAN "PACKET COMPANY '8 LINE
for PLYMOUTH. lIKKBOlKG and HAMBURG.
a
.I.ERT lane SI IIAMMONIA June 22
POM ERAN'I A June 15 | GOETHE June 29
Hates of passage to Plymouth, London. Cherbourg. Ham
burg and all point* in England, Scotland and Wale*
Cabin. flist saloon, gold .' $100
Cabin, second saloon, gold rt '
Steerage, currency 30
KU Nil A RDF 4 CO., C. B. RICHARD Jc BOAS.
Geueral Agents, General Passenger Agents.
61 Broad St., New York. 01 Broadway. New York.
S~ TATE LINK. '
NEW YORK TH GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN,
BELKA-T AND LONDONDERRY,
from pier 42 North River (.toot of Canal at.) as follows: ?
STATE OK VIRGINIA Thursday. June 15
STATE OP NEVADA Thursday, Juno 22
STATE OK INDIANA Tiiursday, June .0
and every alternate Thursday theroalter. Kirst cabin #6?
to $so. according to accnmmodations: return tickets. $125.
Second cabin, $50; return tickets. $!*>. Steerage at lowest
rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.. Agents. No.
72 Broadway, New York.
Steerago tiekets at 45 Broadway and at the company's
nier, foot of Canal St., North River.
GREaFw"sTeRN STEAMS HIP LINE
TO BRISTOL (KNi.LAND) DIRECT,
sailing from pier 18 East River as follows:?
SOMERSET. W< stern Wednesday, Jnne 7
ARAGON, syiuons Saturday. J line 24
Cabin passage, $75; Intermediate, $45; steerage, *31', cur
rency; excursion tickets, $12(>; prepaid steerage certificates,
$28. Apply to W. I). MORGAN. Agent. 70 South st.
National line-from piers "44 and 47"n.~?
? OP. LONDON DIRECT.
GREECE. Wednesday. June 14. 10 A. M.
FOR OUfcENSToWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN ..Juno 10, 7:30 A. M. I ITALY...July 1. 12:30 P. M.
EGYPT. .Jnue 24,7:30 A. M. I THE QUEEN. July 8. 3 P. M.
Cabin passage $70 and $80, currency. Return tickets at
reduced rates. Steerage passage. $2ft. currency. Drillta
issued from ?1 upward at curreut prices. Apply al th*
company's office, t)9 Hroadwav,
K. W. J. HURST. Manager.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (G. B.)
lor tbe lauding of passengers.
The tolendid vessels on this lavorite ronte for the Conti
nent (caoins provided with electric bell*) will sail irom pier
43 North River, foot ol Barrow ?t.. as follows:?
FRANCE, Trudelle Saturday, June 10. St 8 A. M.
?PERhIRE, Danrs Saturday. June 17, at 1 P. M.
ST. GERMAIN. Heeutoux Saturday, June 24. at 8 A. M.
CANADA, Krangenl luly 1, at 1 I'. M.
LABRADOR. Sauglier Ssturdav, Jnlv n. at 1 P. M.
PRICE OK PASSAGE IN GOLD (Including wln.i .?
First cablu, $110 to $12> i, according to accommodatiuu.
Second, $72. Third cabin, $40.
Return tickets at reduced rates,
8teerage. $26. with superior accommodation. Including
wine, bedding and utensils, without extra charge
Steamers marked thus ? do note arry steerage passengers.
LOUIS DE HEBIaN, Agent, 55 Broadway.
ILSON LINE KOK SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
sailing Irom pier 53 No;th River, as follows:?
OTHELLO June 15 I NaVaRINO July 13
HINDOO Jnly 1 | COLOMBO July 28
Kirst cabin, $70 currency; second cabin. $45 currency.
Excursion tiekets on very lavorable terms. Through tickets
issued to Continental and Baltic ports. Apply, fur ftill*par
ticulsrs, to
_ CHARLES L. WRIGHT k CO.. 56 South st.
(lOOK'S EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE AND TOURIST
J Tickets, through Great Britain and the Continent, are
available by any liue of ocean steamers and by any train
upon any day and pan be used by a single Individual as well
a* in pirtiesof any number.
SIMMER VACATION PARTY is now being made
np and will sail by steamer Victoria, July 8, for a tour
in Scotland. England, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland,
Italy and Krsnce. Mr. Thomas Cook will accompany them
from New Ynrk. Prices for Brst class travel, hotel and alt
expenses. flVil $4<k> and $.*oo gold.
COOK'S EXCURSIONIST contains full Information re
garding route* and tbe cost of tickets to all portions of
Euxops and America price 10 cents by mat!.
COOK, SON A JENKINS,
Broadway and Warren st.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
P" aCIKIC MAIL STEAMSH P LINE."
KOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, AC., AC.,
sailing from pier foot of Canal st.. North River.
FAR an FRANCISCO, VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
COLON Saturday, June 10
ccnnecting for Central America and the South Pacific.
For freight or passage apply at the foot of Canal St., North
River. II. J. BULLAY, Superintendent.
PANAMA TRANSIT"STEAMSHIP COMPA.h i,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
PORTS, via Isthmus of Panama.
Sailing from pier 13 North River. _
Steamer CRESCENT CITY. SATUKDA.Y. May 27
lor Aspinwall. connecting via Panama Railroad at Panama
with first class steamships for ports as above.
For freight or paasago apply to p C|,y or * CO..
No. ti Bowling Green.
KKXUDA. rlT. THOMAS AND WEST"INDIES.-THE
elegant steamship CaNIMA is iutended to sail hence
for lieriuii'la ou Tliors lay, June N, making cloee Connection
at Bermuda with the mall steamer lor St. Thomas For
passaue and information applv to QUEBEC AND GULF
PORTS STEAMSHIP company, 29 Hroadwar, New York.
XT Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN~MAIL 88. LINE
l> .. Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River, at 3 P. M.
V KOR HAVANA DIRECT.
cm*Y)P MERIDA Tuesday, June 13
CITY OK VERA CKI'Z Thursday, June 15
KOR VERV CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana, Progreso, Campeacliy, Tusnan and Tampico.
CITY OK MERIDA Tuesday, June 13
For freight and pa?*age apply to
K. ALEXANDRE A SONS, 31 and 33 B.oadway,
Steamers will leave New Orlesn* June 18 andJuly9for
Vera Crus and all the above ports.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA "DIRECT MAILTlNR.
Tliese first class steamships will tail at 3 P. M. from
fcier 13 North River, foot of Cedar sk, lor Havana direct, as
Follows:? _ . . _
COLUMBUS.: Thursday.Jnne 8
WILMINGTON Tuesday. Jnne 20
For freight and passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tion*. apply to^ p 0,jYDE a co No ? BowHD(t Green.
McKELLEi:, LULINO it CO.. Airenfs In Havaua.
ONLY DIRECT LINK FOR FLORIDA WEnKLV LINE
for Port Royal, S. C.; Pernandlna, Fla.; Brunswick,
lia.; -ailing every Thursday, from pier 2t> East Riv*r. the
iteamer CakON'Di.LET. captain Faircloth, will sail Thnrs
Jav. June 8. at 3 P. M . for Kernandina and Port Royal.
Through tickets issued to ail points in Florida. For freight
?r passage apply to C. 11. MALLORY A CO.. or UBRMa.M
UKLPCKE, 153 Maldcu lane.
I^EXAS LINE For GALVESTON, TOUCIiTnG aT KEY
i. West, carrying the United states mail, i he steamer
CITY Ot AU.-TIN. Captain EldridL'e, will sail on Saturday,
inn* 10, at 3 P M.. from pier 2o East River. Tiirongh
nils of lading given to all points on the Uonston and Texas,
Central international and Great Northern. Gilvestou, llous.
ton and Henderson, and the Galveston, Harrisburg and
*aii Antonio Railroads. Freight and insurance al lowest
rates. For freight or passage, having superior accommn
Jations, sppl v to C. II. MALLORY A CO., |.">3 Maiden lane.
FOR NASSAU. N. I'.-1?:?;('LAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
LEO leaves New York Julv I. e
MURRAY, FERRIS A CO.. 02 Sooth sL
MOtOAN'S LINE OF STEAMSH IPS,
for New Orleans and Texas.
will sail every Saturday to New Orleans, transferring Texas
Iretght there to Morgan's Umlsiana snd Texas Railroad for
Morgan City, tbeacs, per Morgan's line of steamers, to
Yhe BRaSIIEAR will sail from pier 36 North River. New
York, ou Saturday, June 10. at 3 P. M.. for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills of Isdlng signed to Mobile. Galveston and t?
all points on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio,
Houston and Texas Csntral, luternstloual and Great North
ern. Texas and Pacific and Trans continental railroads, and
to jndMiioli. Rrssos .laatlago, Corpus Cbristl. Rock port,
St. Mary's and Fultoo.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Rockport.
Lighterage and rhannel dues at either Corpus Christi or
Bratos Suntisgo st ths expense and risk of consignee.
Through rates to Hrt wnsvlile via Rio Grande Railroad.
Insurance can he effected under open policy of C. A Whit
nev A Co., New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans,
\ per cent.; from New York to all Texas ports via New Or
leans. % per cent.
Frelirnt at lowest rates. For freight or further Inform a
lion ftDitijr lo
CHARLES A. WHITNEY A CO.. Agents,
oier 36 North River.
FOR NBWs ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LIMB.
The etesmshlD
KNICKBOnKr.it, Cantain Kemhle.
on SATURDAY June 10. at 3 o'clock P. M ,
Irom pier No. 9 North River.
Through Mils of lading riven te Mobil* and *11 principal
points on the Mississippi Rirer.
Cabin passage, $00; steerage 925
Apply t* CLARK A SEAMAN N WMli
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
/\LD' DOMINION StejTWhip offSritfC~
I I .ailing from pier .17 North River.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, Tuesday*, Thure
dat ? mm Saturday* at 3 P. M.. coutiectlMf with the VirgioH
ami Tenne?aee Air I inc. Atlantic Coast Line. Piedmont Ail
Liue. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the coin.
DMny'i- sleaiu lilies to Interior polutt in North Carolina and
Virginia Newberu and Washington, N. C. (vl* Norlolk),
averv Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ?
Lewes. Del.. Monday. Wednewlajr and Friday at 3 P. *.
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroad*.
I'asseng r accommodations nnaarp. .
3sss?" rr
U?OR HALIFAX. N. S.. ANUirr. JOHNAM. If.
I* Cl.oMWELL slEAMliHIP LINE.
Stenineris leave pi?r 10 Nurth Hlvit' fullowiujj days, i? 3
(iEOROE W ASIIIXGTON ? ? ?
UEoltUE O HUM W ELI
Mu?t direct. <iuicke?t and cbeape t route to Nova - cot a.
Newfoundland and I tie Low.-r at. Lawrence. Excellent pas
senger accommodations. For Iretglit or pa**age apply to
CLAUK .* HE A MAN, Ifi West -t.
TRAVBLliKRi' OClblU.
"Albany and iroy by day boats c. vibbard
A niiii DANIkL DUKW.?I.oave Vestry *t. Pier at 8:10
and _'4tl> ?l nt k :?> A. M.. I indlnu at Nyack and Tarrytown
(. y ferryboat*, West Point. Newbur?. Ponghkeepsle, Rhine
beck, Cstikill and Hudson. ? lo*o connection at Albany
with train? for the North unci West. T? Waat Point aua
N?whur^' and morn. si'im tiny. . t'ontrhktM'psie. 91 ?? ?
4 MANY.-PEOPLkTS LINK. 8TKAMBOAW 14U.TI
I\ pier 41 North Kiver, dally. Sunday excepted. <*t 6 I .
M., for Ibany and all points north and West* Ureal reduo
lion iu tare ; Excursion Tickets to Albany, Saratoga, Mon*
treal and return. Meals on kuropoun plan.
/ToUK'S A ST: ill OA N I'iMHiK A M M K KOR EXCURSIONS
\ J and Tv urs to ail point** in the United Male# ami
Canada sliowlnx over 1.2U0 difleront combination!, U now
ready. Sent by mail on receipt ?t 10c. Cook's American
Hotel coupon* are accepted at tir,t class hotel* at all princi
pal point* throughout tne country, providing tor a Tall day I
accommodation, and are sold at ^1 oOeach.
COOK, SON A JENKINS,
Broadway and Warren a
/TATSKILL l'Ki;i;K LINE.?NEW CHAMPION.'TUE9
dav, Thurnay and Saturday, from pier 4_, Canal st. I
McMAKUS. alternate i:?ys, Ironi Leroy St., 0 . M.
C1ITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS POR TROY AND ALU
,'f.nt, Nonl,ea.t ind West U?v. dally, except Satur
day, at 0 P- M., Irom pier *0 North ltlver.
U?0B NORWALK UlREOT.?PARE
t and after Monday, May 1>. the?li?amer AMERICU3 wiU
leave pier :IT Kant ltlver, loot of Market ?t, 2.4.?. autlJ?""
foot of 33d ?t.. at :i o'clock IV M.: returning leaven Sonib
Norwalk at 7 ;'iO A. it., daily (Sunday ?.xcrptert). conneciini
each war wlih Danbiiry ami Norwalk and Now llaven Rail
roads. rare :??'> cent*.
Kxcursion tickets 3s* cents. .
II all IUVKR LINE TO BOSTON,
' via Newport and Kail It vor. The world renowned
Steamboat* BUISTOL and PR0V1DEN0E lesre pier M
North uiver. loot of Murray st. daily (Sunday*
at 5 V. M. Through ticket* sold at all the principal hotel#
in the city.
Highlands ok the Hudson by daylight.?
The MARY POWELL, for We*t Point, Newbury,
pouchkeepale. llondout and Kingston. landing at coiien*,
Cornwall. Mllto'n and New Hamburg, and Marlboro *'y f'rry>
will loave pier :i i North River iVestry *t.J. daily, Sunday*
excepted, at 3 :'t0 P. M. ________
TTlD KS'l'ABLISHI D LINK KOR sTI'VVenant. ca_m
U kill and Intermediate lan In**.? Steamer ANDREW
HARDER, from Krankllu si. (pier Ai). ruejdar, Thursda*
and Saturday: steamer MONIT-iU, Monday, Wednesday and
Krlday. ?t ?'? P. M.
PENNSYLVANIA |.KAlI;i:i.m ^
and UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via Desbioiwes and Cnrt'audt street
ferries, as follows:? .... , ? ,, ...
Express lor llarrlsburg, Pittsburg, Ihe West and Sonth. wlth
I*ullman palace cars attached, U -K) A. >1., d and 8 .*30 I ?
For WhUa'mMiort, Lock Haven, Corry and Ene at 9:30 A.
M. and S:i> 1^. M., connectini; at Lorry for lilusvtlle
1'etroleum Centre and the oil reifions. _ iw..k
For Baltimore, W ishlnnton and the South, Limited J"*"?'
inifton Kxpress" ol l'ullui*n [larlor rars da ly.
day. 0:30 A. M.: arrive at Washington at 4:10 P. JL Regu
lar ut S :40 A. M.. 3 and UP ^1- 0.~. . u ia-3fl
Express lor Philadelphia, j, 7:J0, 8.40, 9.30 A
M 4 4:10.5, ?, 7. ?::?>. ?P. M. and 1- night. Sunday, ?>,
?; 7l H :30 and 0 1?. M. Emigrant and second cla*., 7 r. M.
For Centennial ilepot at 5^0. rt;*). 7.30. S. ?.?,,?A.
M 12 :w 3 and 4 P. M. Returning, leave Centennial
dV,',otsi7:la.a:15. 10: W A. M.. 1:13. 2 M, 4.530. .1 and
Fi"r u'am^to Newark, Ellaabeth. Rahwajr, Princeton. Tren
ton rerth Ambov. Klemln.-ion, Ueividere and other
points, *00 local schedulo* at all U?<e? offlee*.
Trains arrive: i1 roni Pittsburg, 6s55 and 10A. M. aua
II. dally; 10:1. A.M. and ?:?> P. M. dally, ex
cept Monday, f rom Washington aud Baltimore, ? M .i.
M 4 05 5:13 and 10-.U5 K. M. Snuday. ?:J0 A. M. f rom
I'liilaileli'liia, 5 -.10, 6:20, il:M, 10:l.?, 11 SiO. 1A. M.(
2 l"> 4:'l5, 4:lo. 0:10, liSO, S-.44 and lOii'i P- M. Snu
dav 5 10 ?:a0, 0:55. 11:54 A. M.. ? JO and 10:25 P. M.
Ticket .ilttcfs, ;M and 944 Broadway. No. 1 A.tor Honse
and footof Drtarosse* and Cortlandlst?. : No. 4
Brooklyn; No*. 114, 110 and 118 Hudson *t? Hobokeu.
?HAN K VllOMP?"oCN. N?- 8 UttUarr ?. BOYD. Jr..
Geocral Manager. General Passenger Agint.
ONDoLT AND KINllSloN. CONNKCTINil WITH
Ulster and Delaw.ire Railroad, landing at HI bland
Kail* (WeH I'olnt), Cornwall. .Ni wburg. Marlboro . Milton.
Poiiglikeepsle, Esopoe?Steamboat* fllOMAS OORNBI.U
and .1 AM1?S W". BALDWIN leave, dally, pier footof bprlns
at . North river, at 4 I*. M.
L2TONINUTON LINK I Oil BOSTON.
^ Reduction of I1 are.
Steamer* RHODE In LAN D and NAUR AO AN SETT, from
pier 33 Norta River, loot of Jav st.. at ?> 1*. n.
I'rovldence Line,
from pier 27 North River, loot of Park place. Bteamehlpe
ELECTRA and OALATf.A. at 4 JO 1. M.
WEST POINT, NKWBUKti, POUOHKEEPSIK AND
return same day by day line steamer*. _ ,
^ KXCURSIOM*.
r'^X^AtW'AND Rl'NDAY EXC&RfioNS TO
iV. Kort Lee. Pleasant Valley and Sh?dv Side.-.>team??ai|
leave 0anal st. dally at 0:45 and 10 A. ?l; a. 5:15 and 7^13
p H. Sundav at 0, 10 and 11 A. M., 1J M.. *? A
7 P. k ; landing at 24tb and 34th its. (dally and Sunday)
10 minute* later. Rouud trip. - >c.; children half prlee.
?1S74-FOR CoNKY ISLAND DAILY.?1776.
. The steamnr SAPPHO will commence running to Coney
1 aland on Sunday ?fuue 4, leaving West -4th st. at 9 A. M.,
IU U.aad 3P. M; We"t 10th *t., 9:10 A. M..12:101..I3:lj
I* u . Kranklin st.. pior iti North Kiver, 9^'. * .?
a^Tp M ? pier "North River. ?:? A. M.. 13 M and 3 :?J
P M. Tueniw steamerIDLE#ILD will run '??cmneet oo
with the SAPIMIO from the North River, Jane 11. and the
ELIZA HANCOCK from the Ea?t River. June 18, fot
Coney Island every day. -
X -nsiO*r BANKS EVERY DAY ?ATOROAT!I
A. excepfd).? Ocean steamer SETII U*. leavnn
Harrlson st?. North River. 0:30; 8th St.. East Mlver,? 7; pi.ir
27 East River. 7:15s 10th st . North River. 7.40, pier 9
North River, 8 A. M. Ticket^ Q FOSTER, Managej^^
T ?A. ?TO CHARTER. STEAM BOATfOKT LKEj
A. will accommodate 400 patenters; prtce $80 to $1U1
per day. Apply in the altcriioon at 47 Inilinsi.
A -A.-RKOULAR IXCURSIUNS TO ROCKAWAl
A. EVERY DAY E\t EPT hUNDO.
On and after lh?rsday,Juno 1. the Sonnd steamer
N KV KKHIN K.
will make two excursion* every dav leaving
24th St.. North River, at 8 JO A. M. and .15 P *?
10th St., North River, at 8 AS K. *. and IU. > P. M.
Vesey st.. North River, at 9 A. M. and 1 .#> r. M.
Fulton terry, Brooklyn. 9:20 A. M. and J P. M
Leaving Kockaway at 11 A. M. *0'1 ? Hfcl.v nn as.
N. B ?Patr?ns cf thi* line will experience no dfclay o? ac
count of low tide.
tare lor the entire exmrslon, ^'c.
A^S^-NEW YORK CLUB KEOATTA.
. Thursday, June 8. I87?, the fa*t and popnlar steamer
Magenta will accompany the Jr?:1't*^a!.1,,F1 l V',? "sl si
Wt J'1. Orand'si!., Ea*t" Rlverfat 10:15 \'V "moZ
y?i',.e st Brooalyn. at i0:30 A. M. Kara for the excursion.
$1 Brass and striug mu*lc on board. Refreshments al
re n?0xneu''torbee"h.d at No 9 Astor House. Fifth Avenue,
Hew York, Karle's and Grand Central hotels.
XTEW*YORKTaCUT CLUB REGATTA,
The steamer JOSEPHINE will leave
Whitehall ?t. at9:2n a. M. to view the yacht race, rare ?ij
NH TfcW SEA STEAMER MARION WILL ON A*?
alter June II leave daily Irom the loot of
vatv.^ fca.'igi'ar
?f theVPLvJo^UJ^A^
Ktlt'KAWAY tomorrow (THURSDAY), the 8th H??t. the
h, L??tcV of the contesting yachts can be witnessed bT
bomeitretcn oi i? ., # (Jf yacht* can be seen
the passenger*. mtward trip. The steamer will *ail
returned to the city by < % o clock. _
pLYMOUTH ROCK" TO pAy TO *?C,LlW
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7, 1878,
JARRETT k PALMERS .uperb steamer
PLY.MOUTH ROCK.
-.^.1, a n Martin hating ?ll the comfort* ?nd cense
MADRIOAL BOYS, l.'HOtbH of CHURCH BbL>U), *0.,
Uke part, wni makexD pxctBt(jos9 t0 day
? to
EOCKAWAY beach
and the
COOL BREEZES OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
FARE (for the whola excunion) ^.,rrY
bliss1* trip tics." to orjroji
the foot efJ3d *t.. North Kiver at 9 A. M. ?nd l ^5 P. It,
and pier 2 North River, at 8:16 A. M. and 2:15 P.
On and after to-morrow (THUK8DAYI the PLYllOtTTH
Rock -ill m.ke hut one trio dallv to
the foot of ..id St.. N R.. at U? ;iO A. M. an l Pier 2 N. R. at
11 A ?.. effordin* pasaen??rs over four hour*' itay at tb?
beach. On SUNDAY two trip* will be made.
s.'Hssrlsl arrnnirement* made with SOCIETIES,
LODOKS. SAHB A I H SCHOOLS and PICNIC PARTIES
at greatly reduced rales. Inqnlrr on hoard.
VJLKASANT VtLLBY SOCIABLES. NEW JERSEY.
J every Wednesday and Saturday.-Boat*Jeave foot of
I anal st . North River. 2. 5.15 and 7:15 P. M.. landing at
24th and 34th nts. 10 and uilnatas later. Katun, 4,0 :15
and IOi0rB?
POST OKKItK XOTlCtr
POsT'orKirkKoTlCET-THE ' F0REia.>rTn:)w
for the week ending Saturday. Jnne 10. 1870, will eloee
at thi* ofttee on Wednesday at 12 M. for Enrope,
ehip Knessia, via yueenstown; on Thursday, at 11A-* .
for Europe per steamship Oeliert via Plymouth, Cherbourj
.and II uiibiir?; on Saturday, *t ?> A. 1 .. for 're"?"
direct, per .tsaiiiihlp France, via Havre: and at 11 ?* A.
M (iermanv. Denmark. Sweden and Norway, per steamship
Neckar. via Southampton and Bremen; end *t 12 *.. ror
the I nlted ElnRdoni. Mel*lnm, Netherlan e; awltterland,
Italy. Spain and Fort oral; also specially addre**ed corre
*p ndenee forTlemany and rranee^per steatnlb1
via yueenslown; and at 12 ?., for Scotland direct, pet
Iteamslilp Alsetla via Ola**ow. qu FrMMieep
The mail for Aastrella, 4c., will le?T* nan rr?am
J,The2?all fee the Wert ladle*, via Havaaa, will leave
iUARjtL? M
Ctfi#ART<s 8LATE. *AimoyyWoOD M Ayr kg
^ new aad elegant de?lrn*. from #10 op, the traae lieec*
aUy ?ealt wlU. JM and 222 Wert Md M.

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