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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,53b. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIKKCTOltY iVH ADVEUTISHKS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1.265 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AXD NIGHT, FOR reception or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OK PATER*
AMUSEMENTS-?]* PACr-.Mh and Sth cola.
ASTROLOGY?12th Pi<i>?6th col.
BILLIARDS-1st Pack?Uh cel.
BOARDERS WANTED-2D Pace?2d and 3d eoU
HOARD AND LODGING WASTED?2d Page?3d ?ot.
BROOKLYN BOARD?2t> Pack?3d col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?2d PAO?-lst
- col.
BUSINESS opportunities??th Pack.
BUSINESS NOTICES?7th PAOit-??h col.
CITY REAL ESTATE KOR 8ALE-2U Pag*? lstcoL
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?12t? 1'aoe?4th col.
CLOTHING?2d Pack?4tli col.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?12th Page?4tb eol.
coastwise SI EAMtfli I PS? 1st PAUB-itb and 6th cola.
COUNTRY BOARD?2d PAGK-3d eol.
DENTISTKY-2D Pagk??th col.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN
FURN1SI1ED-2P Pagk?lit and 2d cols.
EUROPEAN steamships?1st Paub?Sth col.
EUROPE?1st Pack?Sth col.
excursions?2d PAGK-6th col.
FINANCIAL?8th Paok.
FO>< SALE-2nPir.il?4th eol. __
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?3s
Page?2d col.
FURNITURE?12th PA?B-6th eol.
FRENCH advertisements? 12th Pack?Sth col
HELP WANTED?FEMALES? 12tu Pagk?3d and 4th
colt.
HELP WANTED-MALES? 12th Pagk?4th and 5th cola.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, AC.?I at Page?2d, 3d and 4th
cola.
HOTELS?2d PAGB-3d col.
HOUSES. ROOMS, AC.. WANTED?1st PAOB-flth eoL
INSTRUCTION-Ist Page?Sth col.
LOST AND FOUND-Ist Paok?lit col
machinery?2d Pack?4th col. . .
MARBLE MANTELS?12th P.t.e?6th eoL
matrimonial? 1st PA0K-4th col.
MEDICAL? 12th PAOK-Sth col.
MILLINKRY AND DRESSMAKING?1?T rAO*?4th ooL
miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS?10th PAGB-6th
col.
MUSICAL?2d Pagk?4theoL
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7tii PAGB-flth col.
PERSONAL?lrr Pace?1st col.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS. AC.? 2d Pi?K?44h eol.
professional SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
12th Paok?3d col. _
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?2d Pack?1*1 col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d PAGE-litcol.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2d Pack-IsI col.
REWARDS? 1st Pack?lit col.
BALES AT AUCTION?12th I'AGK-Sth and Ath cola.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES-12TH PAG*-lst, 2d
and 3d coll.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES?12th Page???h col.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st Pack?lit and 2d cols.
sporting?DOOS. BIRDS, AC.-ll* PAOK-Jd col.
STORAGE?12tu Pagk?Sth eol.
SUMMER RESORTS?2d Pack-.W and 4th coli.
THE TRADES?12th PAOK-Sth col.
THE TURF?1st Pack?2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2n Page?lat eol.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE? Ut Pagk-OUi col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pack?2d eol.
WANTED TO purchase?2d Pare?Mi col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, AC.?2d PA?E-4tb col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
' TO LET?2d Pack?l?t col.
PKRDONAL.
ETE"t() EYE, MONDAVI UNE~l5. WEST
FRIEND.
TOHN BEARD.?IF JOHN BEARD. OF BOUGHTON,
tl Monchelsea, Kent, will communicate with M?>r?.
BEALE A CO.. solicitors, No. I* King at.. Maidstone. Kent,
England, he w ill hear or something to his advantage. John
Beard ia believed to have left England on or about Monday,
the lOtfr ofjnne, 1HH7, and to have sailed from Liverpool in
the vessel Denmark, he is afoor.t 5 feet S incites high. with
dark complexion. He was last employed as a brewer's col
lector. Should this advertisement meet this eye ol any per
son who can give information respecting bitn. if living, or of
his death if not living, lie Is hereby requested to do s?.
Maidstone, May H, 1ht<!.
J- EROME PARK.?LADY PICKED UP GEN f LEMAN'S
cai% Thursday. Address, if agreeable, stating occur
rence, GEORGE X., Hernia Uptown Brnnch oOice.
?T IGIIT HAT" IS REMINDED THAT A LADY WHO
IJ resorts to Herald Personals as a means of making
friend* invites a correspondence which she is at liberty t?
treat witn silenee, but not with inexcusable rudeness.
HAVERS HAM.
THIS EVENING, 42-8. 0 O'CLOCK.
MITCHELL.
M
ISS KITTIE NORTON-SEND YOUR ADDRESS TO
Herald Uptown Branch office. MOLLIE.
TITEST POINT, LAST SUNDAY BOAT.?BRUNETTE.
TV with tiny loot; gentleman in bine flannels, straw hat,
legs your address. Address a. MERRICHOS, Herald office.
/"ILL MEET FRIEND REGARDING LETTERS AT
Fulton terry, to day, ut 4. C. C. W.
ILL YOUNG lTdY IN BLACK, WHO NOTICED
dark gentleman following Iter on 30th St. to her
honse. like to make acquaintance T Address ADMIRER,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
w
LOST AND MliNb.
t' OST?CASE OF MANUSCRIPTS.-^) REWARD
1J shall be paid to any person giving Information leading
lo tha recovery of a Case, containing Mathematical Maiiu
*oipt?. addressed to the name of J. J. Sylvester, shipped
in Ik ard the Scotia, which left Liverpool April 22, but not
raceivoil in arrival. The papers are of no value except to
ewner. Information to be given to JAMES D. WARNER'
Ko. 4 llanover st.
Lost?ON THURSDAY"MORNING, ON BOARD the
Jersey Clt? ferryboat, a Pocaetbook, containing
valuable papers and some money. A liberal ruward will be
paid on returning It to the lerryrriaater at Jersey City.
Lost?an amethyst rTng~rown ~g<MjD" skt
tlng, initial R set with diamonds; f-"> reward will be
paid when returned to owner. No. 17 East -With st.
I OST-AVoUNG NEWFOUNDLAND dog, WED."
J nesday morning: liberal reward will be paid by return
Ing to 13H Sullivan ?t.
OST-IN LADIES' room OF BROOKLYN KERRY
house. Brooklyn side, Wednesday evening, a Pocket
book. Please return to J. JOSEPH scl'LLEY, counting
room. Herald office.
LOST?A SMALL WHITE SLUT. TRIMMED AS A
lion. Whoever wltl bring the same to 116 West 10th
?t.. In the rear, will receive $5 reward.
LOST-ON BROADWAY, BKTW BEN 1STH AND 17TH
sts , a black Pocketliook containing tf'U in bills aud
mnie change. A suitable reward will be paid by returning
It to Mrs. WOOD. 2H We*t4Utu at.
L~~6ST?WEDNESDAY EVENING~ THREE BROWN
Curls, one of them small, with lavender bow attached.
Please return to owner and be rewarded. 4 2 West 2<?rti rt.
LOalT?ON MONDAY LAST. PROBABLY AT FORTY
second street depot, a copy book marked in gold let
tors ' Copy Book." containing an article. A liberal reward
rill be given to the tinder at 10 East 17th st. ?
Stolen-or lost in thmTmail?on the 17th
3 ult., a Letter, addressed to R. h. Jc A. J. Prime, Attor
seys-at-Law. YonSers. N. Y., containing a protested note.
No. IH2. dated Peekskill. N. V., May I, lH7.r>, drawn bv the
Peeksklll Iron Company to the order of T. F. Wright, and
Indorsed by him aud Hugh W. Adnma, forSl.UllO, payable at
Westchester County Nat.oual Bank one year afterdate.
All persons aro cautioned avainst ncgoMating the ?aid note,
navinont thereof having beon stopped. A liberal reward
will be paid upoi its return to GAUSED A H1NDMAUSII,
113 South 4th St.. Philadelphia.
HKVV AUOft.
M e IikWaRJS:?LOsT,"X "GOLD Hl:EA*TmCwiTH
V>) it lily in the centre. Return to 41 Commerce at., cor
ner of Barrow at.
2k Z. rbward will be paidFok tmb address
90 of Mr*. Mary L. Olnochto by JAMES W. 8tillman.
attorney-at-law, No. 71 Rroadway.
*l~fl VEtfXXD.?LOST, ON WEDNESDAY LAST,
J)IU about 1 - o'clock. in3>th at., between 6th and 7th
???., $ Oln bill*, by a po< r widow.
Mr* malonby, are w>,? voth it.
ifPEt'lAli KiOTlCES.
X%A.-ALL PIUZKS (VAHHKD~IN HOLD* WfHlJf
ill office. Third l.ouisiana pold distribution.
New Orleans, .luiv I'll, 1M7H.
Capital priie tioo.uou gold!!
iJ.-Wi prir.es amounting to $5"-..WO.
20.0 (J ticket* fC*) currency. Coupons la proportion.
Apply tor information 'At:., to WILLIAMSON t CO.,
krokera. 317 Broadway, Poat office box 6,lKtti.
A?rtKHT PRIZE. ?it*mxo UOLlC ~?
? Mam drawin* 01 the
lineal Brunswick Government Lottery,
Ironi May 16 to June it. 1?7?.
tW.SOO ticket*. 28JVXI prizes
Koyal Havana Lottery.
Next drawing June 20. 1M7U.
Full explanatory circulars free.
THKODORE MCHOCH,
Box 6.594Post office, 1 lti Nassau at.. New York,
UL DISEASES or THK BLOOD-ANI)"~NERVOUS
system treated successfully, and permanent etirea
Buteed. Coii?nltatlou tree. Dr. WKsT'S old estab
otttee, 45 Bleecker at.. uear Broadway.
A? TTENTION.?20 YEARS' PRlflslAN HOSPITAL Kt
perienM: diseases of men in all it* bJanches; also dis
taaesol the skin a specialty: consultation tree. Or. J A CO
BY, 101 Bleecker st
l.l.KN A CO., 7U NASSAU ST.. NEW" YORK.?
Wyoming Lottery draw* June 10. t'anital prire.
)bO,OOU $2U&00U dlatritoMd. Tickets $1; 6 for $5. Clr
rnlars mailed free. Pri*es ea*hed.
A- -(Mail a. K0Y1E. -HIT BROADWAY, LAWYBR,?
? b *iTces obt lined promptly, without publicity: deser
tion, iif hipatlbilRy. hahitnM drunkenness. 111 dellty, in
buman i Jniuu nt, conriction of felony. Pas* porta obtained.
Z. .AKKS.~KjilkR.Hl?N A TO.
, K'enlmkv State Lotteries drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 day*.
Kentucky single Number I?ntter.v. drawn .lane 24, 1M76.
I'riies cashed, information furnished and circular* free.
1N0 Hroadwn\. Post< thee box -?,-TJ New "i urk.
B-kevitcky iTAfft mmim Of J. S. >MITH
e A CO.
KKNTvrxT ?KITH t 47it? COR 1*7.1,
S3. 28, 21. 46. I*. 11. 24. lti. .2. I-', f?, 4',
xaxTntmy??.?*? 4?*>? ro? l?7?.
M, n, 72. OP, :i?. 67. 46. ?, 66. :t. 2", <7.
All orders address II N A I MAN. ll?l Broadway, or Post
?Wee box 4,H7ti Now Trrk t ity.
OTANIt} ILEt'TKIC Cl'HKKNT APl'l.lfcD IIY A
tborMgh practitioner. Kast Slat st.
ADRIAN AOAVS.
LIAl'TION.-I IIKRKBY CAl TION ALL PARTIKS
) airainsi selling "r delivering Roods to any person rep- '?
ivaentinic to he trom my house.
?C *:. ANDKhSON. :*Ms North M si . Philadslplda.
Disk asks ok men a specialty.
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. l>., 114 I^xlusrton a??
near 2t*tli *1. Office hours I'mm M to :i.
Oil. II. J. JORDAN. hOLK PROPRIETi>R <?K TIIK
.New York .Museinn of Anatomy, has removed hi* rest,
deioe and oltice to No. 5 Washington place, three i.oora !
sr<: of Broadway.
B
H
, \VANA LOTTERY.?NEXT Hi.AWINU, JI NL 2(1;
1 *ui?> tickets; H*",i??Mo prifes. Addre-s H. M A R
? I> 1-7. k t'O., lt.n*er?, 1" Wall ?i . iMsement: I nst office
hox i.i^ >e? York. >|ixnl*h eold and Havana bank hill*
b?N iht and sold . draft* on Havana iaaiied.
K?WO I IN PHIIKB? KVKRY OTHER TICKI-:T A
? I'ri'r ? SIMMONS A IIIt'KIIN'?> sinitle number
Keiilh.kv State 1 ottery lobe drawn June 24. 1?7?>.
I.ri e> out ol .'ai.m*J ticket*. also Kaywl Ha van 1 to he drawn
am June I^T'L J. CLL'TE A Co., 20 ? Broadway, or box
ft^Mi i'oat uQice.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
prtfCfsiJiBSs 18 DULL ADVLRTISE AND~iAKE IT
UOOD.
IP BUSINESS IS GOOD ADVERTISE and hake it
BETTER.
Circulation at the EVENING TELEGRAM lul week
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 CENTS PER LINE.
Moods v, May2? :?,500
ADVERTISEMENTS, CO CENTS PER LINE.
Tuesday Decoration Day. no paper.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 20 CENTS PER LINE.
Wednesday May 31 :15,000
ADVERTISEMENTS, 20 CENTS PER LINE.
Thursday. June 1 41.800
ADVERTISEMENTS, 20 CENTS PER LINE
FWay. June 2 .... :i5,350
ADVERTISEMENTS. 30 CENTS PER LINE.
Saturday. June 3 34.200
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 CENTS PER LINE
Total 182,450
AI?VERTISEMENTS, 20 CENTS PER LINE.
Daily average... 36.490
?OFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOT
. teries ? SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Managers.
KBNTOCKT. K XT RA CLAhS No '171 ?JUNK 8, 187(1
68, 20, 10. 78, 3(t. ft2. 10, ftO. 47. 71. 51.
? KNTUCKT, CLASS NO. 372?JUNK 8, 1870.
16, 43, 38, 42, rtO, 77, 05. :15, 50, 4?, 7U. 1, 55.
Hr.NRT, KXTVA CLASS NO. 271?Jl'NK 8, 1878.
32. 00. 22. S. 27. 37, 3t>, 41. 34. 17. 41
HKNBV. CLAM NO. 272?JCN8 8, i 878.
96. R2, 2, 60, JH, 38. SO, 48. 18. 71. 56. 63. Sfl.
Full Information by applying to or addressing J. CLIITE
k CO.. 200 Broadway, or bos 4.Post office.
-OlRONIC"catarrh. deafness" IMPROVED
method; instantaneous relief; jtermsnent lurm.
Dr. STODDARD. No. 8 Went I4tbst.
K.
T7- -9300.000 IN PRIZKS. EVERY OTHER TICKET
JV. a prise. Kentucky State Grand single Number Dis
tribution draw* June 24; 50,000 ticket-*?2S.420 prises.
Whole ticket*, 910; Halves, $5; (Quarters. #2 Mi.
Royal Havana Lottery to be drawn June 20; whole
tickets *-*0; tenth* and twentieth* in proportion.
Kentucky State Lotteries drawn dally.
For information, circular*. Ac., address or apply to
JACKSON A CO.. Bankers. No. 2tlj Broadway, New Tork.
N'~~ ERVOU8 "EXHAUSTION?A MEDICAL E88AH
comprising a series ot lecture* delivered at Kahn'sMu
?earn of Anatoniv. New York, on the cau*e and cure of Pre
mature Decline, showing Indisputably how loat health may
be regained, affording a clear synopsis ot tlio impediments to
marriage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility,
being tne result of 20 vcars' experience. Price 2ft cent*. Ad
dress the author, Dr. L. J. KAHN, office and residence51
Kimt 10th it. New York.
AoTlES WAVING BEEN INDUCED TO RENT
house* throuftl the misrepresentations of agents will
ir of <oinethlng to their advantage by addressing K. S.
C., Herald t'pti.wn Branch office.
PI 1.ES OR UEMORKIIOltW RADICALLY CU1RED.
Original painless treatment; two to tour weeks re
quired; no feea until cured, clrcu'.arr free.
Dr. STODDARD, only o?ice No. 8 We*t 14th st.
EOYAL HAVANA LciTTKRT.?S800.m0_W1 LL~"BB
drawn on June 20. Prises cashed; orders filled; infor
mation furnished; highest rates paid for Spanish bills, gov
ernments. Ac.
TAYLOR A CO., Banker*. No. II Wall St.. New York.
8 PORT IN U-UOtiS. 111111387 OiC.
DOGS, PET BIRDS AND ANIMALS, GOLDFISH!
aquatic Plant* and Animal Life for the Aquarium;
Shell?. BAGOT. 31 Pulton at.
POOLS SOLD iVBI AFTERNOON AT NEW YORK
Turf Exchange on New lluven vs. St. Louis, at New
Haven. r-BIBERT A McOLOIlD
f VFO' FINE GUNS. TWO FISHING* POLES. 8PY
(Haas, elegant Dinner and Tea Set. two superli Vases,
bronze Figure, Ac., to be sold at auction i v Tl'JilS JOHN
SON, oil Saturday, ?t I- o'clock, at U7 Nassau st.
' T1IK TIHF;
A~^FLEElfWf>OD l'ARIcr ~
. Trotting FRIDAY, June ?. at 3 P. M.
l'urse of $lu > for 2;40clasa.
Thomas Crane's r. s. St. George,
John Rogers' b. m. Carrie.
Dau Mace's b. a lloia :c Greeley.
Purse of $150 for 2:25 class.
Charles Diekermen's s. ir. Spotted Colt.
John Murphy's b. g. Charlie Green.
Dan Mace's w. s. Crown Prince.
_AdmUsion. $1^ GATES H. BARNARD, President.
A MER1CAN JOCKEY CLUB.?SPRING MEETING^
J\. 1876. at Jeromo Park, 3d. 6th. 8th, 10th, lath. 15th
and 17th Jnne. Races commence each dav punctually nt 3
o'clock. A. BELMONT, President.
C. WnitATLY, Secretary.
UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD TO DAY AT
NEW YORK TURK EXCHANGE. 15 West 28tl-s\.,
on the FLEETWOOD PARK trots; also this evening on the
JEROME PARK running races: jmuupt attention given
orders by mail or messenger. KELLY. BLISS k CO
A UCTION AND FRKNCH POOLS BOLD AT INTER
1V national Exchange. 804, 800 and 804 Saiupaon st.,
Philadelphia, on Races this week at Jerome, Trots at Bel
mont Park ami all League Base Bail games. Rosult nfeach
inning, heat and race by telegraph. C. S. MILLER k CO.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLfc BOLD AT JOHN
x\. son'* Rooms, corner Broadway and 28th st., this
a;ternoon and evening, on the Jerome Park races and Phila
delphia trots; each one received by telegraph; particular
attention giveu orders by mail, telegraph or messenger.
T. B. A W. II. JOHNSON.
JJEERFOoT PARK.
Third day?Second spring meeting, Friday, June 9; purse
9150, 2 rfto class.
M. S. Currj 's b. g. Blllle; T. Ogle's b. m, Richmond Girl;
J. K. Jsrvis' blk m. Jennie ; J. Smith's s. g. Robin; J. B.
Conklin's b. g. Oyiter Boy . J. T. Slane's b. m. Annie R.;
Geo. F. Jones' b. g. Western Boy; Geo. N. ileimer's b. m.
Mary I'elmer; D. N. Sanford's b. m. Flora; J. Langan's g.
g. Ed Pills.
Seme Day?Purse 9200 for 2 :35 class.
L t?. Dunham's ch. g. Silvertail; W. Rasford's b. m. Car
rie N.: Gee. Gilbert's cli. w. Harry; Gilbert W. Hodine's b.
m. Lady Mills; A. Corneilson's b. g. Judge Robinson; G. W.
Reay's br. g. Phil O'Neii. Jr.; G. Gilmau'a b. g. Bay.
Races at 3 P. M. Admission $1.
WM. McMAHON.
Fleetwood park trots to day, at s p. m.?
2 :40 and 2 :2S classes. We have the management of
the pools on the track. KELLY, BLISS A Co.
HOUSES. CARniAGEh. '
A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSRLL a KEARNEY
xL lio AND 112 EAST 13TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty-four to forty-eight hour* giveu to purchasers to test
warranters.
Horses, Carriages, Harness, Blanket-, Robes, Ac., alwayion
baud at private sale.
CATALOGUE O? Til 18 DAY'S (FRIDAY) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT-VERY STYLISH PAIR
bey Ocldinga, 1 ">?i hands high. 7 and 8 yearn old: kind
and true in nil harness; free trnm Tire; nro splendid
drivers. double, single or tandem ; are ns good leaders
a* any in the country; can trot Id 3 minutes to the
pole >? n'1 am warranted sound.
SET SILVEK MOUNTED HARNESS. NEARLY NEW.
CUKTaIN COACH, BY BKEW8TER A CO.. OF
Broome It.
ROAD Tl KNOUT-VERY HANDSOME BROWN TKOT
tins Gelding. ?<> bands high, 8 vcar> old; kind and
t.uu In all liarneaai free from yiec or trick; heisi.no
ill the finest unci most reliable horses in New York for
road and carriage mrfww combined: lie can pull two
men in top wauon in J ;.V) or better anydny: has site
ami strength enough to draw a coupe: rim-* nut shy or
pull, ami is u nrrauted sound; his speed Is guaranteed.
Also net Harness an<l
TOP ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW.
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT-'TKAM BAY HORSES 10
lianilt liiitb. 8 and it years old: kind and true in all
liarnels: free Irom vice ; very stylish and handsome;
extra fine drivers, fast traveller*; have jrreat endur
ance; fear nothing: are In ererv way Kale and reliable,
end n first class iamily carriage team.
DOUBLE IIAHNKSS, IN GOOD ORDER.
BAROUCHE. GOOD as NEW. BV BHEWST8R.
Brown trotting make sally. w4 hands
li'gh, U yearn old; kind and true in all liana**; free
from vice; a Miperior road mare: she trotted a lull
mile on Fleetwood Track in 3 33, and can trot in 2:R?
any day ; Is a iree, pleasant and stylish driver: bus
been used on the roail by a pi ivnte gentleman, nnd is
warranted Miund: also lot of Hanies*, neailv new, nnd
CITY BUILT TO I* ROAD WAGON. IN (iOOD OKDEK.
COUPE TURNOUT: VERV STYLISH BAY COUPP.
Horse, lO'^ hands high, H years old; kind and true in all
harness; tree irom vine; has been used by a private
family to a coupe ami for carriage driving ia In every
way safe and reliable, and warranted aound.
COl'PE HARNESS AND
COl'PE, IN GOOD URDER. BUILT BV WOOD URNS.
BaY SADDLE GELDING. I.V4' HANDS HIGH, 8
years old; well broken to all (rails under saddle; hss
flue style aad action ; Is very genlie; lias been ridilen
by a la.lv and is warranted sound.
ELEGANT FRENCH LANDAU, BUILT BY BINDER,
of Paris.
BAY COUPE OK CARRIAGE HORSE, Hit* HANDS
high, 7 years old; kind and trite in ail harness; tree
Irom vice; a good traveller; prompt and stylish
dr.ver, tears nothing, auil warranto J sound; also set
11 ii lies* ami
COl'Ph iN GOOD ORDER.
MAHOGANY BaY TROTTING HOME. HANDS
high. 7 years old; kind and true iu all harness; free
Ir in vice; a superior roailster: can tfwt In UiflOor
better; h s great endurance; Is a prompt|nnd stylish
driver; a lirst class horse for gentleman's road use.
and warranted aound.
TOP liOAD WAGON, BUT LITTLE USED
BKOWN .ARK, 1 i', HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD:
kind tnd trite in all htrness; free from vice ; extra line
under saddle; a stylish and pleas,int driver, a<id war
ranted soon I: sold by order of Riley McM alien to p.iy
ch irgc.s and keep ; al?o s-t Hames, and
TOP Po.NY PHAETON. NEvltLY NEW.
GRAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE. lit HANDS
high, W years oil; kind and true In altbarneaal tree
from vice; ha* fine style and Mrtlon. (ear ; nothing; nn
extra good traveller: has ueen used by a privaie fnoi
ily; is in everyway safe and reliable and warranted
sound
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON. NEVRLY NEW
MAY MAKE. I..', IIAND.s IIIiM', in YEARS OLD;
kind 'itid true In ali harness; tree from <icc; * fast
traveller; fears not bin-; a pr nnpi driver; flue under
sail'il". and wM only tor wain al use.
KI .EG AN I No TOP PONY PIUETON.
U.vY MAKE. IV, HANDS IIIGll, h YEAR* OLD; kind
and true ill all I I'nr-v free from i Ice: it iree
traveller; a safe family or road nitre uud sairtlitd
?ound.
VICTt iK I A, IN GOOD ORDBR.
SEVERAL GOOD FAM I i.V liOAD AND WORK HORSES.
Descriptions time ol sale.
Tiro Clarences, uy Dunn. Park half ton I'lineron.
fix seat Karfcaway. Curtain Coach.
Victoria. .lump seat Wagon.
Top and no top Phaetons. It..ad Wagon ?
Kull spring tt agon,. Koekaw?y?, Ac., Ac.
SALE commences AT In o'tl.ot h.
Jl'ltl l.hl llll. KINE.?T IIOKSES and \\ AiIONS
? in the Stale: Horses, stylish Waguns and Harness,
new. at the Uaion Club stable, -O East IStli at., near Bro.i.l.
way. _
V CRYSTAL cam, XBAIU.Y BKW, CABBIE* BIZ
inside; also tin- assort inent or Fouy l'li?rnn>, with
leather i r canopy lops, CoY'l.BK A CO.. ."itH Broadway.
T NICE. PKKT1 V R A V 1IO I! S I;, T."> 11 A ND> II Ii i if;
iV very gentle, forla.liea: free driver; stands without tying;
price ?? I ? a! Wi .nltr/1
V" ?'t'oR ?ALK CHEAP?NINE good Hi hne-S
. Dorset. Apply No. SI V? stry St., between Varick aud
Hudson.
"_VOR HA LE-FIV E Ho???*, mL'I Pa It LE for
. fcrmltur, grocery or exprcie; a good trial allowed.
Apply al II Bleeiker St., In rear.
HOUSES. CARRIAGES. ?C.
Atfctibx HOUSE of ar'.ih. johnstonV
ltt. 21.2S and LT. 1 Uth St..
near University pine*.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND KRIDATTAT IO O'CLOCK.
OS EVERY HOr~<i WARRANTED SOUND
FROM 24 UOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL,
TI1K OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIA
BLE HOL'SK IN THE CITY.
TniS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT BRIGHT BaY CARRIAGE TEAM. 10*
hand* hi_-h, 7 and 8 year* old, exactly watched In
?Ise. color. g*tt and action ; very stylish ami ahowy
drlvera; nit afraid of a locomotive or anything
elae ; liavn not a rice, fault or trick of any kind;
good drlvera In aingle or double harness, and tire in
every way a tint class family tea in, for any us?;
sold only on account of the owner going abroad;
warranted Hound.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, made to order.
GLASS oUaRTER llOAl'll, in good order, by Dunn.
TWO LIGHT BAROUCHES, in good order, by Wood
Brother*.
LANDAU ESTABLISHMENT?Elegant team Horse*,
bay and che?tnut. lti hand* high. 9 and 10 year*
OKI; well matched in siic. gait and travelling quali
ties, both in kinglet and double 'name**; are free,
first cla** driver*; havo not a vice, tault or trick of
any kind; aro uot afraid of a locomotive or any
thing elae : do not ally or mill and are in eveiy re
aped a firit clan* team tor any nso in city or coun
try: warranted aound.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, by Lowdcn.
ELEGANT LANDAU, morocco lined, by Miner k
Stevens.
WESTCHESTER ROCK AWAY, In good order, by J. a
l.aw rence.
BBAUTIFl'L MlNlATURE|PONY ESTABLISHMENT?
Hay Pony liorie, 46 Inches high, 7 year* old ; kind
and tme in all harness aud under laddie; free from
vice or trick of any kind: hua been lined by ladle*
and children and ta a perfect family pet; not afraid
of a locomotive or anything elan; In every way ?af*
to ride or drive; warranted aound.
ELE(;ANT BASKLT CANoP* PHAETON, nearly
new. by Wood Brothers.
ELEGANT TEAM BLACK ROAD HORSE AND
MARK, 15l4 hands high, 7 year*old; kind in all
harness: free troin vice; can trot together In 3
mlnu'es hare and 3:15 guaranteed; are Black
Hawk stock purr; Ires, open gait: ono of the flne*t
load team* 1.1 the country; without trick or fault
. of any kind; warranted sound.
TOP SI HE liAJt ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by F.
Ashe
BEAUTIFUL TEAM SORRKL PONIES. 12 hand*
hich. 4 and 6 year* old; kind in *11 harness and
under *addle; perfect pel*; Have been tiaeri and
ridden by ladie* and children; have not a vice,
fault or trick of any kind and in every way sate
lor n family team, single or double, and warranted 1
sound.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, made to order.
RUMBLE PONY PHAETON, canopy top, by Ooodrlch
A Co.
PONY PHAETON, BROAD DASH, with rutnbls "C"
platform spring. by J. R. Lawrence.
FINE BLACK HOUSE, I?'>bands high, 7 year* old;
kind and trne In all harnea*; freo from vice; ha*
been used In city and country aa family horao, aud
la In every way "reliable; I* not afraid of a locomo
tive; can ho driven by auy one single or double,
and ia In every nay n flrat clas* road or family
horao; warranted aound.
TOP PONY PHAETON, built toordcrby M. C. Green.
EXTENSION TOP PAKK PHAliTON, nearly now, by
Woodruff Ac Co.
ELEGANT BROWN M ARE, raised In Kentuckr. lSJtj
hands, il years old; kind in all harness and under
saddle; free from vice or trick of any kind; wan
brought from Kentucky by present owner for hi*
own use: ia not afraid of a locomotive or anything
?Ike. and la in every respect a first class sale, reli
liable family mare ; sold only for want of use.
ELEGANT LIGHT COl'PE, clolli lined, by Miner A
Stevens.
TWO LIGHT VICTORIAS, in good order, by Wood
Bros.
BAY CANADIAN PONY HORSE, 14,'3 band* bigh, 8
year* old ; kind in all harnea* and under saddle;
free from vi e; not afraid of anything: has been
ridden and driven by ladiei: *afe for any one to
ride or drive; in every way reliable; warranted
?ound.
TOP CANOPY PHAETON, nearly new, by Exra
Marsh.
FIXE GRAY IIORSE. 15>, hand*, 8 yeara; kind in all
hurneaa and under saddle; an excellent realtor;
* can trot easily in minute*; has not a trick of
any kind; has been uaed as a family horse in city
and country; quite stylish; warranted sound.
COUPK ROCK AW AY, in good order, by Qultnby.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, In good order, by William
Crnbh.
TWENTY-SEVEN OTHER HORSES, description time
of sale, this day at
ARCH. JOHNSTON'S MART, 10 to 25 13th at., near
University place. Weather never interiere* witU
our SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A? MORTGAGEE SALE.
. BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN CHATTEL
MORTUAGK AND BILL OF SALIC. TO ME DIRECTED.
1 WILL SkLL BY PUBLIC VENDUE,
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). JUNK 10. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON PROMPT,
AT THE STABLE NO 3 KEILKON PLaOK (MEitCBR
ST.), BKTu EEN WAVEKLEY AND CLINTON
PLACES. j*NI? IN REAR OF
NEW YORK HOTEL.
TnE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND WELL KNOWN
TROTTING HORSES. CAKRIAGES,
HARNESS. Ac.. Ac. ;?
Elegant black trotting gelding, known a* State of Maine,
ralaed at Brrnlon, Me, aired by Gllbreth Knox, dam a
Withered Messenger mare; I* 7 years old, 15', hand* high ;
trotted at Portland, Me, in 2 :3i and 2 .31) last fail, when ba ,
was purchased by present owner, *ince whl'jli time lie liaa
been uaed as a roai! horse up to the Itt ol May, when he was
*eut to Fleetwood track, mid. with two weeks' handling, he
trotted two Iicat* In liarne-s ic 2 ;'J9 and 2 ;27^?, and a ainglo
j mile, with running mate, iu 2:1'.i,4; he is a perfect road
horae. very pure gaitcd. does not shy, I* not excitable in
company, due* not pull when speeding, does not break fool
and is ihe fastest pole horse iu the city; is sale for any
ordinary driver to drive; can beat 2:25 this season, has no
record and is the finest and fastest horsi that has been
oflered for sale inthisclty; I* warranted aound and kiud,
and warranted to trot in 2 :SO on day of sale.
Fine bay trotting gelding Honest Billy, sired by Ryidyk'*
Hamhletonlan. daiu by Harry Clay; 1* I A}* handa high. 8
years old; has got a record of 2:3n. over Mystic Park. Bo*
. ton, driven by 11. Brock, on May 14, IS7."i, when ne beat
! Dustin .llin. Honest Harry, Frank Palmer and two others,
after a verr closely contested race of aeven heat*, which
! were trotted in 2:^10.2:31, 2:3 , 2:33, 2:!t21-<l, 2:33 and
2:3H: lor other performances see Wallace'* Turt begister;
I he Is a very prompt, styilsb drivlnf hors*; doe* not pull; '
safe for anybody to drive; Is an extraordinary pole horse,
aud warranted sound and kind and to trot in 2:'K) Iu condi
tion.
Beautiful bay mare Rnnsey Maid, sired by Mltldletown.
dam by Billy Denton, which makes her a full slater to the
celebrated trotting mare Music, who ha< a record or 2:21;
she i. 5 years old, I5l? hands high : trotted la*t fall, when 4
years old. in 2 ;37, over Goshen bail mile track, when she
was purchased by present owner, since whicb time she has
greatly improved In speed, and w':!. ,.rop-r handling ran
trot down in the twenties this season, .he is a very prompt,
pleasant driver; does not pull or >M ; a good pole mare and
good gaitcd, sale for anylwdy to drive, and I* warranted
sound aud kind.
' Fine sorrel folding Prince Albert, sired by Honest Allen,
dam by llnliel's llamhletoniaii. is <> years old. 1ft', bands
high; raised at Portsmouth, N. II.; ba? never been handled
lor speed, but showed owner, when he purchased liini, a mile
on the Portsmouth half mile track in ?' :'W', since which time
he has been used as a road horse for which purpose he has
no su|.ar:or. as lie Is very good gaited; does not wear boot*;
does not shy or pnll; safe lor anybody to drive; has ex
traordinary bottom ; is a good pole horse audi* warranted
?ound and kind.
The finest gentleman'* road Horse for a top wagon In the
city. l.">5i hands high, S years old; he is a dark chestnut,
very stylish driver; lie is an extraordinary good weight
puller and has remarkable bottom aud endurance ; ha- never
been handled for speed, lint trotted In gentleman's road
1 raco last fail over the Fleetwood Park, without any train
ing and was driven to a road wagon by owner In 2:42,
2 2 :41. which makes him rank among the be?t horses
on the road ; lie Is a very promut and plra>ant driver; is uot
afraid of anything: dons not wear any boots; Is safe for a
ladv to drive aud Is warranted sound and kind.
N. B.?THE .-PKED IS W A It RANTED, AND WILL
BE SlInWN ON TRACK.
Also 1 elegant extension top Park I'haetun, with Lamp*.
Pole and Shafts.
I Brewster top Wagon, with patent Spring*, Pole and
Shafts.
I top Stiver's Wagon, with Pole and Shaft*.
I top Phaeton. 1 Track Akelelon, 1 Sulky. Also a large
assortment ol Boots, Ac
Also single and doubld Harness; Sweat. Dress and Walk
ing Blankets; Sheets. Lap Rugs, Bridles, ic., Ac.
N. B.-THh ABOVE STOCK WILL BE REMOVED
FROM FLEETWOOD TRACK THIS MORNING, JUNK 0,
and will hi; on exhibition and trial up to
TiMK Of SALE, AND WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD
ON ABOVE IM1E TO HIGHEST BIDDER. WITHOUT
LIMIT OR RESTRICTION.
By order of JOHN T. REILLY,
City Marshal and Attorney for Mortgagee.
N IKON GREY Ci! C"N K Y B UILT MA RE; TWO
other Horses. Truck, top Grocers'. Wagon ; cheap. 112
Henry *t., stable.
A-Tilt* i'lSEsr'n rnkLt goes the road";
? must be sold iinmediatolv; bi antiful Team, 0 years
old, |."?'t hands; warranted sound and kind and to trot a
mile In 2:4.>; st ie bar top Wagon, by J. 11. Brewster; double
and single Harness, liy Uunscoiub ; all good as new: would
aeil separate or together. At private stable No. 13 Wrst
27th st . between Broadway and ?"?th av.
A RARE (II A NCR ?A It K VI I IU 1, lop l'O.NY
Phaeton and Harness will bo odd less than half
vame : also *11 elegant top Wagon, all good as new, at st.<- {
hie No. 33 Last 12th St.. netween Broadway and University
Dia-e.
BLACK HORSE. Is YhAKS OLD. Gh VI I.K'
kind, lor ladv to drive ; can trot in 2 :3.~>. double or sin
gle; alsott M. Sliver's side bar Wagon. 1 Ift pounds, almost
n-w : and IhiMMhury side bar lop Wagon, almost new. at
1 In and It'J West .'<<>in st.
A?LAN DA IT". IN PERFECT ~OKDER,~COST $1.7raT.
lor <4'I; tao very bandsome Shetland 1'onies. 3 1
liu he-, wi ll broken for children, very cheap. No. IIHWest
.'snli si.
bargain, ihkek work iioksesTi? hands.
prne. f4.\ f4'i and Ji*', one li. r<e Truck, nearly new,
and llariiuss, $I2H .No. I1.VJ Hiids <n st.
BHIHIME ST. KREWHTER TOP WAGON. POLE
and fsli.ilt*. one do. Road \\ a.'on, l<?t lbs.; on<* Water
man open Wagon: one Caflrey Milky, .'gl lbs.; one Depot
W agon, one \ Ictnria. one Pony Phaeton, one two scat open
Wagon, by Brewster; one top Wagon, f'it,
\\ >1 II tiRAY'.s Carriage Factory,
1,4* M Broadway. Iietween :tl?th aud 4"tli st*.
FAMIt V ESTABLISH Ml' S 1-t ONSI>TINi; OK
styllaii pair Carriage llorses. lo", hands; Park Phae
ton, by < orheii, seats sis : also cup" Itocaawav, set silver
mounted llarne-s, livery Coat. BlniiKi ?<. ,te . Ac ; must be
sold this week, together or separately, very low lor cash, as
own?r mm reslixe immediately. Arsenal stables. West
:?,iih st.. near Broadway
\K04 SALE, t mi U pony piiAi.ro>, horse
? nil I llarnes. . also three other Horses, til for any kind
ol 1 it'lnesa. To be soil at a groat sacrifice at .>7 Great
Janes ?!.. near Bowery, imiuiie tor Kiooard.
A -It, BUMNfSS wagons' \i.I, itXR% *:*? TO
? S17.">; :or exprer.a, grorer?, butchers, tia?er?: milk,
packag-. depot, ueliverjr Wagons. Wagon Manufsctory,
gill ^prillg st.
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A
? 1 'LaItkSch, CUAOif, IIKhIT. (iOOl)
n< hit: lltflit 11 if on tu y nmk?*. urnl nttrri. I??w
priera. W? KITJlMY, M ?t.
HAL? C7>?f rS'U liJ.\i ri, 1 l, PllAhTONs";
iir ?? m % fiMir pern>im; two lull spriiu' lop *1 nr<?t?*,
... . .. it* tmi t, njuhl Ho?d W ttfou ; nil i.ourlr urw ;
liont cily NiNkeff. I'riv ai? stAlilf, ?i. *titi 4ili *av.
A-ko?: salk-tiik M(p*t rHurKcr paih or
? ufay IInme? in dtjr: rt yrnrH olii,
\*ry tfyhnla; <*a:i ir?>t Uit; w?rri?vilc<l In nil particular*.
iVr'u a I MO \Vo?i Mini el.. rtwii**r 14 I'.no >t,
.1 \MKH WICIHT
AlKMiHI rV'AN l HOT '? , ?IDK \\ \... I *V W AliO.v"
1:^): i J'ont rbnaton. vumd. 110 Welt 5 lb Ik
HORSES, CAIUtlACKS. <EC.
't -MAJOR Oil AS W. B'AIt KEH,"XtfcFlfiNbBK
extraordinary hale of contractor's
DUMP WAGONS, CARTS. HORSES. Tram Harresa,
Cart Harness, Ac., Ac., at BARKER A SON'S City Auction
Mart aud New York Tattrrsall's. corner of Broadway and
30th st.. to-morrow (Saturday). June 10. at 11 o'clock, tha
property of a well known CONTRACTOR retiring from
business, an?t comprising
TWENTY FIVE four wheeled DUMP WAGONS. in fine
order, the bent in u*e for moving earth, taml, gravel, bricks,
?tone and for all practical purposes: dump on either side.
SEVENTEEN two-wheeled Carta, all In flne shape and ea
good ae new.
SIXTY-four SETS of double Wagon. Stage orTruck llar
nese. with Collars, Bridles, Lines, Ac., complete; all nearly
new.
TEN SETS Cart Harness, Dne order.
pair OK superior heavy Draught Horses. WEIGHT
2,SO) POUNDS, and warranted to be equal to anything of
their weight.
pair OK closely matched bay Gelding*. 15>; bauds high,
6 and ? years old; better than ordinary travellers; also a
very elegant set ofligbt double Harness.
STOCK NOW on exhibition; sale without reserve o
postponement.
THE SPECIAL attention of CONTRACTORS, TRUCK
MEN and FARMERS is directed to this sale.
?MAJOR C11 ARLES~W BARKER. AUCTION EH It.
1RAN1J sale of superior neavy DKAUOIIT
A _ M
HORSES, the property of a contractor retiring from busi
ness. at BARkEit it SON'S City Auction Marl and New
York Tattersall's, corner of Broadway and 30th St., on Mon
day next. June 14. at 11 o'clock, and comnrising
TWENTY HEAD (iucludtng several MATCHED
TEAMS). all THOROUGHLY used to HARD WORK,
weighing Irom 1,41? to 1,400 pounds each nod all warranted
SOUND und kind and all young and iu Una condition.
STOCK NOW on exhibition.
SALE POSITIVE and no postponement.
?.second" hand carriages.
Landau in good order.
Coach with high wheels, city make.
Rockaway lor six persons, nearly new.
Park Phaeton for lour perion*. city make.
Top and ue top Road Wagons, some nearly new.
J. B. BREWSTER <fc CO..
Warerooms 5th nr. and Ulxt St., 145 East 23tli st,
?BREWSTER DOO CABr" $300i~PONY PHAE
? ton. (1160; Landaus, Lai.danlet*. Depot Wagons,
largo assortment, at greatly reduced prices. II' M'S. old
est manufacturer In the city, 038 Ilroadaay.
Y~ LA ROE VARIETY or SECOND HAND TOP
A Wagons, light Trotting Wagon*, Doctors' Phaetons,
four pasvuger Phaetons, jump seats; six seat Rockuwuy,
suitable lor country hacking. 144 to l.">2 East .'list st.
irOLURLbODBO AYRESIII i;E COW POR SALE?
makes 12 pounds of bultor a week ; with twin calves.
430 East IHth st.
A?FO R S A LE. FIVE PON f BP ILT HORSES. SUIT
? able for farmliig.jrrwcer or any business, cueep. 104
Elisabeth St.. between Broomo and Grand.
11 TJEAUTIKUL pony establishment.
BI D Ki.EOA.NT SORREL I'ONY TEAM. 13 UANDS
? I HIGH, YEARS OLD; PERFECT FAMILY I'ETS;
? I PERFECTLY KIND IN EVERY WAY: WARRANTED
5 SOUND.
H | SET PONY HARNESS, MADE TO ORDKR;
| CANOPY TOP PHAETON WITH RUMBLE; HUP
? I DAY AT AilCII. JOHNSTON'S MART. 10 TO 25
g | MTU ST., NEAR UNIVEhSITY PLACE.
i | SEE CATALOGUE ABOVE.
Brood mare, by Lexington, dam by alexan
der's Abdullah, at auction tomorrow, at Colonel BAR
KER'S, corner Broadway und iftHh St., where she can now be
aeeu.
[ay horse. part and stylish driver-, bat
I Pony, for lady or children; four other Horses, very
cbaup. 410 West 3oth st.
Weks wiliTkind bargain-nice family or
roail Team ; used by family one year; sound, kind, fnst;
gooclsaddlers: any trial; respensibie guarantee; side bar
top Wagon; Harness. No. 1,1*7 Broadway.
CI ARM AUKS AT EXTREME LOW MANuVaCTCR
J et's prloes; all mv own make and warranted; Pony
and light extension top Park Phaetons, all prices; Buggies,
Rockawavs, Depot, Jump vjeat and I'.xpress Wagons, and
other styles of vurious <iualitles ana prices; splendid hoc tor's
Phaeton cheap. charles ORURE. 3IWt Canal st.
B1
B
miniature PONY ESTABLISHMENT.
BAY PONY, 11>, HANDS,
.BASKET phaeton AND iiARNESS;
A SWEET LITTLE RIO;
AT AUCTION, THIS VORNING,
AT ARCH. JOHNSTON'S,
NEAR university PLaCK.
see Catalogue above.
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OR SALE-COUPE, IN GOOD ORDKR, CHEAP.
HALL, 150 Enst 3*th st.
For sale?a fine set or phaeton harness
cheap. To be seen at manufacturer'!, J. J. HOR
OAN, -"J East 18th St.
JpOR SALK-A BAY M A RE, 15.1, M YEARS OLD, BY
Rysdrk's H amble ton i an ; sound, handsome and very
?romlsinz; will show 4:30 to watch; also chestnut Mare,
5.1, Kentucky bred; c.in ttot in 2 :30; either will make Hue
road or track mares. Address S. S.. Herald office.
OR SALE-A LARGE BLACK HORSE, 10.9; STRONG
made and flne looking; can trot In 2 :40; will go last II
hand ed; would make a splendid wheeler in a tandem or tour
In-band. AddreM S. S., Herald office.
FASTTTiFrSE FOR BALE-BRIGIIT BA Y.Tsvi HANDS;
?plendiu driver. Apply at private stable, 110 West
aoth st.
OR SALE?phaeton AND PONY, CHEAP; PRICE
$125 It sold before 10 o'clock.
\YM. H ALL. 38th n. and 1st uv._
OK SALE, AT 154 EAST 57TII ST.?ONB PAIR OP
Lambert Mares. Just from Vermont, 5 and 0 years old,
IV, / finds high; can trot in 4: fit I to polo; also 4 single
driving Horses. Ethan Allen stock; all young, sonnd and
rest; must be seen and driven to be appreciated.
For sale?a very superior double har
ne?s. perfectly new. Inquire at stables 451 4th av.
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For sale?one pair lakge truck rorses,
four Road Horses, two Saddle Horses, broke to Harness;
also a tew others, suitable for express or other business;
sold chcap to close partnership. 'Ml Jane st.
17*6R~SALE CUBAP?A PIfilm)N? MADE TO ORDER
" In the best manner. ln>|nlre at 5.'1 6th av., club
stables.
fiuR bale?PONT opFnThaeton and harness,
complete; price $150. Call at No. 114 West4Uthat..
where same ean be seen.
ORSALE-A PON yTiIAETON, AT LOW PRICE;
first class order. Address Y. Z.. Herald office.
For sale, oh?a~p. for cash-finest turn"
out in New York, consisting n: stylish speedv Mare
(trots inside of 2 rfSO.i excellent light Wagon aud Harness.
Apply at 10 West 41th st.
For sale -two trucks in goodOrder; one
lore single horse, one three-quarter sl?e; on account
ol going to Europe I aui willing to sell cbt ap. Inquire HO
King st. H. MORS EES.
ijibR SALK LOW?FOR WANT OF USE. PONY BUILT
1/ Horse, 10 bands, suitable fur any hunnrss; Concord
bxpress Wagon, platform springs, aud Harness; will sell
separate. 37 Greenwich av.
HTrnkbs.-cheai'est harness store in new
York; good Buggy Harness, hand made, $lj; good
Grocers Harness. $.5: good double Team Harness, $30; a
good Horse Blanket, $1 50. Flense call und examine for
Yourselves. FISHER A OSBORN, Manufacturers, 71 Bar
clay st.
HOW 18 THUS FOR LOW f
Stable Sheets, (nil nice. 2 battens, for75e.
Princes* Check ltlnnket* for $3 ."*> Oust year ffl).
Lap Kobe*, very Hue plaid, wool. at ?<0 (worth $4 SO).
W hlpe. bed niHlurcii, warranted, f I 50 (worth #4).
Hammocks. bmt Mexican grits*, largo site, f J 40.
Garden limn, belt it pljr, IV>?c. ocr font.
Makers. good article, lor ii?c.: alto fine wool Sweats,
Kobe*. Duaterii. Saddle*. Bridles, all very cheap.
TUNIS JOHNSON. ?s l iberty at
xtkw top ukockky wagonT*itwT lie itLtZAT
xt lieth at
VOT1CK IS HEREBY GIVEN TO LOUIS FRAAS, OR
a.1 whom It may < oncern, that unleas the charge* are |>?id
on a certain kteat lload Wagon beluro Monday, June 12,
the same will be *old by
VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY.
at their Mart, 110, 11:! Kmt 13tU at., to pay storage. Ily
ortir if Owner * Haley.
mm 8A0DU rONY?LAOT CAN JMHYB OK
X riile, 1(85; two Morses, $35, JHI; cheap. No. 2 7th a*.
CPEKD.-CMESTMT IIOltSK. I ft II ANDS. GEN TLB.
kj lenrle*s, can allow 'i :M price $150: handsome side bar
top Wagon. #100; sacriflee. Ni rthweat corner Valley and
3d Its., South Orange, N. J.
rpWO FAST HOUSES FOB SALE.?APPLY TO
CHARLES 8. GREEN. Babylon, L. I. One a buy
lidding, 15.1, by MiiMletowu. dam by Scelv'* American
Mar; the other a bay brown, 15.3. by kire Craves. datu by
a aon of Hill's Black llawk : both aplenuid Mid horses.
TWO "~PONY ESTABLISHMENTS-CANOPY PIIAE
tona. with rumblea.
I TWO KLKIU T LANDAUS, by Miner A Stevens.
TWO J.ICin Col PES, iiv Miner A Stevena.
.> I fWO BAROLCHES, by Wood llros.
S I TWO LIGHT VICTORIAS, by Wood Bros.
P THREE EXTENSION TOP PHAETONS, by dty
S I maker*.
S ( TWO ELEGANT CARRIAGE TEAMS. 10 hand*.
- ELEGANT BLACK ROAD TEAM: trot* In 3 minute*.
? I BEAUTIFUL PONY TEAM. I? hand*
i ROAN TROT-TEH. 151, hands:'J :4 > gnarmtoed.
_? TWENTY-SEVEN OTHER HORSEHj description tlm*
r | o'a.ile. Nils day. at ARCH, JOHNSTON'S Miirt, IB to
x 35 ! 3th St.. near I n iverilty place. Weather never
< interfere* with our SALKS AT 10 O'CLOCK.
| See catalogue above.
"irEHICLEri IN KASIIION?
V IN MODEST. PLEASING AND DURABLE COLORS.
Landaus, Kockaways,
Landaulet*, Cabriolets.
Coaches, T ('Arts.
Broughams, Phaeton",
t'oupe*. Boston wagon*.
ROAD WAOONS,
either aide bar or elliptic suring
A. S. FLANDRAU.
37J and 374 Itmome at., old stsndof llrewster A Co.
fAWfEiriiioRM-:. k< it' k a way ok phaeton,
with top: also Harness: must be cheap Tor cash
NKLwON HOW, 44 West Broadway.
jillir. FOU HOKSE, top KXPHBSS WAOON AND
Vlw'J Hemes*; two low pricod llortc*; Buggy die up.
!*>' West HHIi st.
JIIIIiU.KElll AND DKKMSMAKlftt*.
\T MARIE TILMANN'H, OK PARIS. lMPOKI'r.R
Opening of fh?0ne?t, largest aasnrttttent nf Parisian
Mitnmer Millinery ever bronglu to thi* market. 433 6th a*.,
Bear -'Kb at. tUte Michel's).
MATUIMOMAl..
AVOI'NG WIDOW IN Tin-. fllY" DESIRKsTtO
form the aeonaintanco of a timl'lle n-ed gentleman
with a \ iew to matrimony. Address SINCERITY, Herald
?>lce.
Uit<L.i.\ ltl?.
American stand vrd nr.vi.i. itiLi.fakd tables,
with Delaney's wire cushions. solely uaeil In all chain
it|on>hip and maWh gan"-. second Band Tables at great
bursitis. W. II. GRIFFITH A Co.. No. 4Q Vesev st.
4 SECOND HAND BILLIARD AND pool table
iV for sale cheep. TAYLOR'S, .V.I Cedar st.
I /"IOLI.F.NDKR'8 STANDARD AMKKICAN BEVEL
i \ i Kill)aid TaMri, with the celebrated Chelan A Colleddef
combination cushion*, fur sale In thla city only at 7.?8 Broad
| way. ______
POSITIVELY THE ORKaTKsT INDUCEMENT* fcVKR
L ullnred In new and second hand Billiard Table*. Call
1 and be convinced.
' L> PECKER A CO., corner Canal and Centre st?.
PHI'i.AN'S BILLIARD TAIILK8-F0R SALE ONLY
by GEO. E. PUELAN, wareroom 36 But 14th at.
w
rcritoFEw sTKA.nsiui's.
CT0NAK1>"LI>K?B. AM) N. A. R. M. 8. K t50C
J . NOTICE.
With a viaw to diminishing the chances of collision, the
steamers ot ibis line Uki a specific course fur *11 wamioi ot
III* yeur.
On the outward passage from Oueenstown to Now York or
Button, crossing the taeidlau of Ju at 43 latitude ur nothing
to the north of 43.
On the homeward pannage, crossing the meridian of SO at
41' latitude, or nothing to tlie north of 42.
FROM NEW YORK KOIl LIVERPOOL AXO ylEENS
TOWN.
8CYTHIA Wed., June 14 1 BOTHNIA... Wed.. June 28
ALGERIA.... Wed, J una 21 I A BYSSIN1 A... Wed. July 3
Steatner* marked * do uo? carry steeraga passenger*.
Cabin passage, $89, $|(?i and *1 J". gold, according to ac
commodation. Return tickets on favorable term*.
Steerage ticket* to and iroiu nil part* ol Europe at very
low ratea. Freight and paasage olttcu No. 4 Howling Green.
CHARLES G. FKANCKLYN, Agent.
NCHOR I.INK UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NEW YOUK AND GLASGOW
ALSAT1A. ...June HI. 3 P.M. I CALIFOKNl A.J e84. 3 I' M.
AKCHOH1A. .June 17. Noon | ETHIOPIA. .July I, Noon
NEW YOKK AND LONDON.
AUHTRAL.IA.June 10.4 I'.M. | A NOKIA luly 8.3 I'M
ELYSIA luno .'4.4 I' M. | UTOPIA July22. 3 P.M.
Anchor Line piera 2<> and 21 North Hirer. .New York.
NEW YOKK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. LONDON
OK LONDONDERRY.
Cabins, $05 to $HO. enrrency. according to accommodation*.
Excursion ticket* on favorable term*.
Steerage, $28 currency; Intorinediato, $35 cifrrency.
Ltftilts Issued f..r any amount at current ratea
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, No. 7 Bowllug (ireen.
HambuboTmerican paok'et.Vompany k line
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
POMMEKaMA lune 15 1 LKS8ING Iune2f
H AMMONIA I one 22 | WIELAND July 6
Rale- ol passage to Plymouth. Loudon, Cherbourg, llain
burg and all point* in England. Scotland and Wulea
Cabin. ttrst saoon. gold $100
Cabin, second saloon. gold,
Steerage, currency 30
KL'NHARDr A CO.. C. H. RICHARD A BOAS.
General Agent*. General Passenger Agent*.
01 Broad st . New York. til Broadway, New I ork.
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC KOUTM TO UOL
LAN11, BELGIUM. THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND.
At:.. AC., VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer ROTTERDAM Jone B
Steamer CALAND lune 22
These beiiutllu! steamers, carrying the l ulled Staiea mall
to the Netherlanda, arc great tavorltea with the public.
Trips regular, rates low; conilort and living perfect.
Kor freignt. For passage.
PUNCH, EDYE A CO. L W. MORRIS,
Ml Hroadway.
1NMAN LINK MAI L~ STEAM EltS,
KOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
1.1TY OK CHESTER Saturday, June lo, at 8 A. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND Saturday. June 17, at 1 P.M.
CITY OP KEKLIN Saturday.July l,at 1 P. M.
CITY OP CHESTER. Saturday. July 10, ut 11 :ttt A. >i.
CITY OP RICHMOND Saturday, .)alyat U:J0 jL M.
Kroin pier 4ft North River.
Cabin, $SO and 9HX), gold. Keturn tickets on favorable
terms. Steerage. $28, currency. Dr ills at lowest rates.
Saloons.atuteroouis, smoking and bathrooms amidships.
JOHN (1. HALE, Agent, 15 and 33 Broadway. New York.
WHITE STAB LINK.
KOR QUEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers of this lino tuke ill* Lane Routes recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury, If. S. N'., going south ol the
Banks on the passage to tjueeustown all the year round.
ADRIATIC luno 10, at 4 P. M.
BRITANNIC Juno 24. at 4 P. M.
GERMANIC Julys, at 3 l?. M.
CELTIC July 15. at 11 A. M.
BRITANNIC luly 29. at 11 :3<l A. M.
Front White Star Dock*, pier 52 North Kiver.
Ratea?Saloon. $8>i and $100. in gold; return tickets on
reasonable term*. Steerage, $28.
Saloon staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are nlacod
amidships, where the noise and motion are least, affording a
degree ot coinl'ott hitherto unattainable ut sea.
Kor Inspection of plans and other information apply at
the company's office, 37 Broadway, New York.
K. J. COKTIS, Agent.
NI1M) STATfaS MAltTILINE-STEAM TO OL'EENS,
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
(ailing every TUESDAY,
from pier 43 North Kiver.
NEVADA. June 13, 10 A. M. I WYOMING...July 4, 4 A. M.
WISCONSIN.June20, 3 P.M. | IDAHO luly 18, 3 P. M.
Cabin, $85. 570 and $S0, currency.
Intermediate. $40; steerage. $20.
Passengers booked to and trom Paris, 11 umburx, Norway,
Sweden. Ac. Drafts on lrelnnd, England. Prance and Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMS A OI ION. 29 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE.?THE'SPLENDID MAIL STEAM*
ship NEVADA sails from pier 4U North Kirer, loot of
King St. for (juoenstown and Liverpool, oil Tuesday, June
13. at 10 o'clock A. M. precisely. Kor passage apply to
WILLIAMS A GUION. 29 Broadway.
North qerman lloyd.
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEM.
Company's pier, foot of 2d at., Hobokcn.
NECKAK Saturday, June lO I MOSEL.. .Saturday, Jnne 24
WESEK. ..Saturday. Juue 17 I DONAl'...Saturday, July 1
Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen :?
Klrst Cabin, $100 gold; Second Cabin, $60 gold; Steerage,
$30 currency.
Return Tickets at reduced rates.
Prepaid Moorage Certificates, $32 currency.
Kor I rciglit or passage apply to
OELRICI1.S A CO., No. 2 ltowling C,r?en.
S*TATE LINK.""
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
from pier 42 North River (loot of Canal si.) as follows;?
STATE OK VIRGINIA Thursday. J une 15
STATE OK NEVADA Thursday, Jnne 23
STATE OK INDIANA Tnursday, Juno :?
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. Kirst cabin $85
to $80. according to accnuimoilations; return tickets. $12.'>.
Second cabin, $50; return ticket*. $?'>? Meerage at lowest
rates. Apply tl AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO., Agents, No.
72 Hroadway. Now York.
Steerage tickets at 45 Broadway and at the company'!
nler, foot of Canal St., Nortu River.
N
ATIONAL LINE-PROM PIERS 44 AND 47 N. it.
KOR LONDON DIRECT.
GREECE. Wednesday, Juno 14. 10 A.M.
KOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
SPAIN...June 10, 7:30 A. M. I ITALY...July I. 12:30 P M.
EGV PT. .June 24. 7 :30 A. M. | TI1K (JUEEN. July H,3 p. M.
Cabin passage $70 and $80. currency. Return ticket* at
rednceu rates. Steerage passage. $2)1. currency. Dralts
issued from ?1 upward at current prices. Apply at the
company's office, UU Broadway.
P. W. J. HURST. Manager.
Great westeioTsteamshTp line.
TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
sailing trom pier 18 Enst River aa loilows :?
ARAOON. hymnns Saturday, June 24
CORNWALL, Ma nip or Tuesday, .luly 11
Cabin passage. $7<>; Intermedlato, $45; steerage, $3<>. cur
rency ; excursion tickets, $12'i; prepaid steerage ceitiflrates,
$2tk Apply to W. D MOKtiAN. Agent, 70 South st.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE. CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (G. B.)
lor the landing of passengers.
The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Conti
nent (caoins provided with electric hells) will sail Irom pier
43 North River, foot ol Barrow at., aa follows:?
PKANCE, Trudelle Saturday, June 10, *t 8 A. M.
?PEREIRE, Danre Saturday. June 17. at 1 I'. M.
ST. GERMAIN, Recutoux.... Saturday, June 24, nt 8 A. M.
CANADA, Krangeul .....July 1, at 1 P. M.
LAIIRADOR. ??"anglicr Saturday, Jnly 8. at 1 I'. M.
PRICE OK PASSAGE iN GOLD (Including win-) :?
First cabin, $110 to $12 >, according to accommodation.
Second. $72. Third cabiu, $40.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage. $2*1. with superior accommodation. Including
wine, bedding and utensils, without extra charge
Steamers marked tl\us ? do note arry steerage passengers.
LOLT8 DE HEB1AN, Agent, .'w Broadway.
?\\TILSON line"-for" boutii'a"sTi*ton?and hlll
IT sailing Irotn pier 53 North River, as follows
OTHELLO June 15 I NaVARINO July 15
HINDOO July I | COLOMBO July 29
Kirst cabin. $70 currency; second c ibln. $45 currency.
Excursion tickets on very lavorable terms. Through ticket*
issued to Coutlnental aud Baltic ports. Apply, for full par
ticulars, to
CH ARLES L. WRIGHT A CO., IM South st.
CIOOK'S EXCURSIONS TO"EUROPE AND TOUKIVT
) Tickets, through (treat Britain and the Continent, are
available by any line of ocean steamer* and by any train
upon any day and can be used by a single Individual as well
as In ptrtlesof any number.
SIMMER VACATION PARTY is now being ma.le
Dp and ?ill tall by steamer Victoria, July S, lor a tour
in Scotland. England, Belgium, the Rhine, Switterland,
Italy and France. Mr. Thomas Coolt will accompany them
from New York Prices for flr?t clas* travel, hotel anil all
expenses. f:K() $!(*) and $.am gold.
COOK'S EXCURSIONIST ct
gsrding route, and the cost 'of iTcket/'to ,Bri0,",*,,on r*"
Europe and America, price 10 rents bvm.i? *" P0'"'"!!* of
COOK. SON A 'jENKINK,
IF BU8IXEB8 I8 DULL ADYi&nZri"D
IK BUSINESS IS GOOD ADVERTISE AND MAKE IT
BETTER.
Circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM lul week
Mondar. May 2ft 35,003
ADVKIlTlfKMKNTS. #l CENTS PEI LINK.
Taeadar Decoration Day, no paper
ADVKKri8K.Mt.NTH. M CENTS PKB LINK.
Wedneadar. May :il S.">,fl00
ADVKUTlsKMKNTS, 20 CENTS FKH LINK.
Thurwlav. June 1 41,8(10
ADVERT!-KMENT8. JO CKNTS per link.
Frldar. June 2 :W,S30
ADVERTISEMENT*. JO CENTS 1'KK LINK.
Satardar. Jgnfl 34,2<>0
ADVERTISEMENTS, JO CKNTS PKR LINK.
Total lHJ,4jO
ADVKIll ISKMKNTS, Jt> CKNTS I'KIt LINK.
Lallv areraire
~ 'COASTWHIC 1TKAM*filMC, ^
PACIFIC M AIL STEAMSH P LINK.
FOR CALIFORNIA. .1 AI'AN. I II i VA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND. HKITISII COLl'MHIA, AC.. AC ,
aailinir from pier foot of Can?l *t . North Kiver.
FOR .vx FRANCISCO. VIA lSTIIMTS UK PANAMA.
COLON Saturday. J ate 10
ccnnectlnK lur Central Amcrlra anil tlia South nMh.
For treitrlit or paeaaite apply *1" foot "f Canal at., North
River II. J Itt'LI.AV, Superintendent.
Y>ANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPAfli, ~
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
PORT*, via ImIiiii'h ol I'uiimn.
Sailing; from nior LI North Kivrr
Stoamer CRESCENT CITY SATURDAY. May
lur Aapinwall. connecting i la I'anama Itallroad at I'anuiaa
with ftrnt i laas at*am?hip? lor porta a* aboee.
For freight ur paaaage apply to. f (,,A|)K M ^
No. U Howling i.roon.
F
OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
TI1K CROMWKLL LINK.
The ateamahip
KMCHBOOKKIt, Cniitaia Kemblo."
on SATURDAY .lunn In, hi 3o'clock K. M..
tram pier N". 8 North Kivrr.
Thronijti Mile ?t lading stlven to Mobile aod all principal
point* on the'Miaa a>ippl Krrer.
Cabin pa.aatre, SfV), ?t?i??r. $jr>
Apply to CLARK A >EAMAN HQ Weat ??.
ONLY DIRECT LINK FOR FLORIDA.-WKKKLV LINK
for Port Rovnl. 8. C.; Kernainlina. Kin ; Kruu?wirk.
(la.; Miling every Tharaday, iroiu pier JO Kui River I h?
KtCHiner tJitY Ot DAI.LAS, Captain lime*, will aail Thnra
day. .lime Ift. at 3 P. M . lor Kernandlna and Port Royal.
Thronsh ticket, laaued to all p ilnia in Florida. For Ireiiclit
or nanace apply to (!. II M ALLOKY A CO., or HEBMAN
UELl'CKK, I j* Maiden Wae.
JO
COASTWISE 8T KADIS HIPS.
* Havana a.m> Mexican mail. ss. line"
Steamers leave pier No. 3 North Hiver, 4Uf .lL
/OK Havana direct.
?'1TV Or MKRIDA I'uesday, Jiim )B
CITY ??K VEKA CHI Z Thursday. June 15
Knit VEKA CRL'Z AXIl NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana, Progreao, Campeachy, Tuspan and Tamplco.
CITV OK MKKtlM I'uesday, June 13
Kor freight and passage apply to
K. ALEXANDRE A SONS, 91 and 33 Broadway.
Sleaniers u ill leave New Orleans J una 18 and July 9 for
Vera I'rui and all the above porU.
N'fcW YOKK AND havana DIRKCT mail link.~
These tlriil class steamships will tail hi 3 P. M. from
pier North Uiver, foot of Cedar ?u, tor Havana direct, m
loll
COLl'MBUd Thursday, June ft
WILMI NO I ON Tuesday. June JO
Kor freight and passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tions. annlv to
WM. P. CLVDE Jt CO., No. 6 Howling Onn.
KcUUtKK, I.ll.lNG Jc CO.. Agents in Havana.
Texas link for oai.vk.ston. toiviii.no" at ke*
West, carrying the United Mates mall. Ihesieamei
citv OI- AUnTIN. Captain Kldridge. will sail on Saturday,
June 1(1, bi :t P M., Irom uler 'Jii East Klver. Through
hills ?< lading given to all points on the Houston and Texas,
Central International and Orvat Northern, Galveston. llous
ton and Henderson, and the Galveston, llarrlshurg and
San Antonio Railroads. Freight and lasuranee nt lowest
rales. Kor freight or passage, having superior acconimik
?aliens, apply to C. H. M W.L'MIV X CO., 163 Maiden lane.
MORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, ~
for New Orleans and Texaa,
will ??H every Saturday to New Orleans, transferring Texaa
freight there to Morgan's Louisiana an<l Texas Railroad for
Morgan t'iiy, tbeuce, per Morgan's lino of steamers, to
Texas ports.
The HRASHEAR will sail from pier 36 North River, New
York, on r-aturday, June 10. at 3 P. II.. for New Orleans
direct.
Tliro'.uh bills uf lading signed to .Mobile, Galveston and to
all points 011 tiio Galveston. Harrlsburg and San Antonio,
Houston and Texas ( entral. international and (treat North
ern. Texas and 1'ncitic and Traus-( outliiental railroads, and
to ludtauoia, Hraaoa nautlago, Corpus Chrlsti. Rock port,
St. Mary's and Kultoa.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Kockport.
Lighterage and channel dues at either Corpus Cbristt or
Brazos Santiago at tho expense and risk ol consignee.
Through rates to Briwusvllle via Itio Grande Railroad.
Insurauce can be effected under open tiolicy of C. A. Whit*
ne.v A Co., New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans,
per cent.; from New York to all Texaa ports via New Or
leans. % per cent.
I- reiglit at lowest rates. For freight or further in forma*
Hon apply w0HABIigg K WHITNEY k CO.. Agents.
nier 3d North Riv?r.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, *
sailing from pier 37 North River.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thar*
days and Saturday's at 3 P. M? connecting with the Virgin!*
ami Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic (.'oast 1.1 nr. Piedmont Ail
Line, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad and with the com.
nany's steam lines to Interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia. Newborn and Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Del.. Monday. Wednesday and rrlday at 3 P, M,
connecting with Maryland anil Delaware railroad*.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Througu passage tickets and bills of lading to all pojntsat
lowest rates, insurance to Norfolk, Ac., per cent. Freight
received daily at pier 37 North Itlver. General olHces, I'.tl
Greenwich st. N. L. McCREADY, President,
O R NASSAU, N. P.?REG ULAR M AIL STEAM SHI*
LhO leaves New York Julv 1.
M1 ItKAY. FERRIS Jt CO., 62 South st.
Iioii HALIFAX. N. S . AND ST. JOHNS. N. V. *
CROMWELL STtJAMSHIP LINK.
Stoamers leave pier IO North River following days, at 3
P. M. :?
UEOROE washington Friday. June H
GEORGE CROMWELL Tuesday, June -0
Most direct, quickest aud cheapest route to Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland and i ho Lower St. Lawrence. Excellent pas.
senger accommodation*. For irelght or passage apply to
CLARK A SEAMAN, 86 West st.
F
TRAVELLERS' dV IDE.
Albany and Troy kv day boats c vibbard
and DANIEL DREW.?Leave Vestry st. pier atH:10
and '-J4th st. at 8:30 A. M., landing at Nyack aud Tarrvtown
(by ferryboat). West Point, Nowburg, Poughkoepsis, llhine
beck, Catikill and lludsou. ( lose connection at Albany
with trains for the North and West. To West Point and
Newliurg aud return, same day, $1; Poughkecpsie, $1 Oft
ALHANY.-PKOPLK'S LINK. STEAMBOATS LEAVa
pier 41 North Klver, dally. Sunday excepted, at 6 P.
M.. for . lbauy and all points north ami west. Great reduc
tion in tare: Excursion Tickets to Albany, Saratoga, Mon*
treal and return. Meals 011 European plan.
CROOK'S AMERICANTrOORAMMK KOR EXCURSIONS
J and Tonrs to all points In the United States and
Canads, showing over I.200 difteront combinations, is mar
ready. Sent by mail on receipt of 10c. Cook's American
Hotel coupons are accented at first class hotels at all princi
pal points throughout ttie country, providing lor a full day's
accommodation, and are sold at $3 50 oacL.
COOK, SO.\~aT JENKINS,
Broadway and Warren ?
/^ATSKILL CREKK L1NK7^NEW_c1|A.MPION, TUES
V ' day. Thurs'lay and Saturday, from pier 42, Canal st.f
MeM AN US. alternate days, from Leroy st.,8 P. M.
CUTIZENS* LINE STEAMBOATS FOR TROY AND ALCi
.) points Northoast aud West, leave dally, except Satur
day, at (J P. M., from pier 49 North River.
I|10li NORWALK DIRECT.?FARK UKDI'CRD.-ON
' and after Monday. May ir>, the steamer AMERICUS will
leave pier 37 East lliver, foot of Market St.. 2:45, and from
foot ol ;wd st.. at 3 o'clock P. M.; returning leaves SontV
Norwalk at 7:5<> A. M.. dally (Sunday excepted), connecting
each way with Danliury ana Norwalk and New Haven Rail
roads. Fare 35 cents.
Excursion ticket* 50 cents. , ^ _____
IIALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall R ver. Tlie world renowned
steamboats BIUSTOL and PROVIDKNCB leave pier 'J8
North Klver. fool of Mnrray st., daily (Sundays excepted',
at 5 P. M. Tbroagh tickets sold at all the principal hotels
in the city. ?
Highlands of the Hudson by daylight^
The MARY POWELL, for West Point. Newhurg,
Puughkeepslc. Kondout and Kingston, landing at Colzens ,
Cornwall, Milton and New Hamburg, and Marlboro by ferry,
will leave pier 3:J North River (Vestry St.), daily, Sunday!
excepted, at 3:3U P. M.
LD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR sflJYVESANT, CATS
kill and iutermeiilate lan lings.?Steamer ANDREW
IIARDKR, from Franklin si. (nier 35), Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday; steamer MONITOR, Mtnday, Wednesday and
Friday, at P. M.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ^
GRUAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via Desbiossos and Cort'andt street
ferries, aa follows
Express lor llarrisburg. Pittsburg, the West and Sonth, wltk
Pullman palace cars attached, U :30 A M., 0 aud S 30 P.
M. Sunday. 8 and 8:30 P. M.
For Wiillamsport. Lock Haven. Corry and Erie at 0:30 A
M. and H :3 1 P. M., connecting at Corry for Tltuiville
Petroleum Centre and the oil regions.
For Baltimore. Washingtuii and the South, ''Limited Wash.
Ington Kxpress" ol PuIIiimii parlor cars dally, except Son.
day. !i:3(> A. M.; arrive at Wnshlngtou at 4 :10 P. M. Regu
lar at X :4(> A. M.. 3 and It 1' M.
Express lor Philadelphia. 7, 7 ::<0, H:tO, 0:30 A. M.. 12:30
3, 4. 4:li>. 5,11, 7. H:3iI, U P. M. aud 12 night. Suudsy, \
li, 7, M ,:IU and t) P. M. Emigrant and second class. 7 t'. .\L
For Centennial depot at 5:30, tl MJ. 7-30. S, 8:40,9:31) A
M., 1J :3U, 3 and 4 P. M. Returning, ieavo Centennial
der.ot at 7:15, S :13. 1ft 30 A. M-, 1:15, J 4. 5 3(). 0 and
7416 P M.
For trains to Newark, Elisabeth, Rah way, Princeton, Tren
ton. Perth Ainboy. Flemlu-uon, Helvidoru and other
poiuts, see local schedules at all ticket otttooi.
Trains arrive : From Pittsburg, U aud lOitl AM. and
10:201'. M. daily; 10:15 A M. amt ?:3() P. M. daily, ex
cept Monday. From Washingtou ami Baltimore, H alO A
M 4 Jl?5. 571a and 10:2S P. M. Sunday. 6:20 A M. From
Philailelpiila. 5 :10, S :'JO, (1:55, 10:15, 11 :20, 11 :54 A. M.;
2:15. 4;i>5, 5:15, (!:10, H^yi. S;44 and I0-.25 P. M. Sun
day, 0:10, <1:20. 0:55, 11 u54 A. M.. 6uV> and 10:25 P. M.
Ticket ofllces, .>2H and 1*44 Broadway, So. 1 Astor House
and lootof Des^rosses and Cortlandt st?-; No. 4 Court st.,
Brooklyn; No*. 114. 11(1 and lift Hudson St., Hoboken.
I.migrant ticket office. No. 8 Battery place.
FRANK THOMPSON. D. M. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
PHI LADELI'I HA VII U > NO BRA NO 5" AN D TH B
New Jersey Sonlhern Railroad.?Kare lower than by
any other route, commencing June 4, 1S7H. Leave New
York from cler 8 North Klver, loot Rector St.. fl:45 A. M. fer
Long Branch and Intermedial* stations; H:45 A. M, for
Philadelphia. Ling Hraucli. Toms River. Vlneland, Ac.; 4
P. M. for Philadelphia, l,ong Branch. Waretown, and
Tncserton. (II'. M.. lor Long Branch and intermediate sta
tions. Sundays 9 .3D A. M. for Long Branch.
W. S. SNEDEN, O. M.
RONDOUT AND KINGSTON. CONNKCTIN(. WITH
Lister and Delaware Railroad, landing at Highland
Kal a (West Point), Cornwall. Newharg. Marlhorn'. Milton,
Ponghkeepsle, Eaopns?Steamboats THOMAS CORN ELL
and JAM KS W. BALDWIN leave, daily, pier foot of Spring
st.. North river, ai t P. M.
STONINOTUN LINE FOB BOSTON.
Ke<taction of Km*.
Hteuncri RHODB I.?LANU and NARRAOAN8BTT. from
pier aa Nortj River, font of J ay ?(., at A 1'. M.
IVovideiice Line,
fioni pier 'J7 North Klvrr, foot of I'ark place. Steatnthipe
ELECTRA and OALATl'-A, at 4aor.ll
bgr I'OINT, NEWRI'IUJ, rot i;ll KEEI'SIB AND
return ?aine day by day line atcamera.
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KLItOPK.
A. J. k W. HELIUM AN A CO.,
?JH Broad at.. New York,
lame Letter* of Credit to Traveller!,
payable In any part of Europe. Aaia, Africa, Australia and
America,
draw liilla of Exchange and make Telearraplile Tranafert of
Money to Europe and California.
L
OL'IS COl,AKD.
Fahrlcant d'Artnea, Lie**.
HOIKRN, KIMIMS, M WAXTKD.
In thle tMtv mid Hrooklvn.
AGEMTLEM AN WIkIIKH A ROOM FOR IIIM8KLF,
without board, above Mth at.; mint ne on Srat or aeo
ond floor. Addreaa l>. W B.. Herald office.
V liENTLEMAN ANI? WIFE I>KSI KK IN ABOCt
-A tea dajra two or three Boome, mltahlo for light honae
keenlnt, with convenlenoea, In a quiet and reapeetahl#
neighborhood and private family; tent about >40, AddreM
box 1AI 111're Id l.plown llraueh office.
nKsK ROOM~WANTEI?-HY A 1,1WYETCojTBROAD
way, between I'nlton an<l Wall ata, Addreaa. Mating
location and tenna. ItTATKN, llrrald office.
W \mi.i> i:- r111L.adkjTi*iiia, a~ houhb, for
it lour njnntlia. fnrnlalied or partially fnrnlabed Ad
drew. immediately, II Portland av? Brooklyn, or M. U.
i UK, IV Beafctnan W . New Vork.
XjLTANTRD?HY a OENTLKMAN AMD WIFE. two
f T Koorua. for hirht lion?ekeeiilup. In a private Iiouae;
terma not over f 10 per luoutli. Address a". A., box 1.1
Herald office.
lit the Cotiittrr.
\V\ANTF.P-HOI TH HIDE OK LONO ISLAND OR
?T nenr Shrewabary and l<nn* Branch, a plainly for
nl-licd Co taio Honae at very WMOcrato rani. Rtate ail par
tirulara and addreaa M. J. box Herald office.
ANTRD r<? HIRE A rUBLIC ItOVML FUR*,
nialied or unfuniMted, in the country. Addreaa, for
one week. (<? W A I,I. A? E. 1,'J.VI Broadwa>.
WANTED TO RENT?a" HMA I.L HOISK.W [Til I? A
m >hori illatanre of the city: nmt be in perlret order;
rent moderate, Addreaa. *tattng location and term a, HART,
Herald I |it"wn Branch office
INMIIII l l(t>i
1) ErWDKNT ri'TOK Vol Ml ksfiGTIIKXW frIC
J k tiroa above altaation? lluent French. piano and organ.
Uerman and ruditnenta of Latin. Addreaa TUTOR, Herald
ufficc.
foT~?TH A V?FKENCH MtrtrtONR WITH A Ft'RB
XOJL pronoa notation, given in private familiea or at pro
lesaor's realdence. by Mr. OAKR A U, formerly A "
and moaieer of the Uairertit/ of fraaM.
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