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TH
WHOUs NO. 14,017.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
aVt'SKMF.xts?wtii I'auk? 1.1, id mid 3d colA.
aethoia?<;v?r.'tm r?. K-?.iii cut.
io l-Aii*.?tM .1.1
lt< i AKDIi .<s M' AXlKU-'.'li Pack-4th, Stli and ttth c fh
? BlMUl) A.NIj l.oDlilNO WASTEl>?Ji. Pauk?thh cut.
HIUEiKl.YN bOAKL'?'Jp I'tuK-titli eoi.
BROOKLYN l.EAL em'ATK for salk?i'd Pack?l.?j
cut.
Ht'SINKSH OPPORTUNITIES?HTM PACK.
BUSINESS NOTlUKs?"Tti HiiW-titb ml.
UITY REAL. ESTATE YOU SAUK- i> P*iiK lit col.
ULKRRs YS11 SAIASMKN I'-'nl I'ai.k?3d and 4th co%.
COACHMhX AMI ?i \ I:?i K N I; US ? t _ r u Pack?lib 0?U
u0 a ST wis!'. s'l k a XI > 111p S otll Pack?5ih ?ud tilli coin.
Col" VHTNLUKHlPs?Stii Pack.
COUNTRY hoard-3P l*Ai.it? Htlt col.
DAN'CIN'O AC A Dt MI EX?1st Pack?Mb col.
DENTISTRY?Wru I' tcK-Sd col.
DRY liOOUS-l*r Pack?cth col.
DVVkLI.INii HoL'SkS To LET, FURNISHED AND UN |
. FURNISHED?20 Pack?lit ?ud -d aula.
? EUROPEAN STr.ARHHIPB?tUM Pack?othcoL
kllliOI'li t?Ti: Pack?Sd col.
EXCUANUK-SHti Pack?4th col.
EYES AND KAKS-I?t Pack?MheoL |
EXCURSIONS?utii Pack?tith col.
FIN A NCI ali?stii Pack. I
FOR SiLK-Oru Pack?4ih ool
FURNISHED KOOW< AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
_*fi PAt;K?AM nit'l .Id coL
FURNITURE-U.'tii Pack ?i?h col
FRKNCII ADYKKTIsI'. MKN I'S ?P.'tii 1'ack?3tb col.
IIKLI' WANTRD-kKMAI.ES? 1:1th Pack-INI onl.
Ilk LP WANTED?M tLKS-l.th Pack??tli ?ud oth coL.
horsks. CARRIAGES. AC.?1st Pack-ad. -d. -Mb mud
3th coD
HOTKLS-Jd PACK-nihcl.
HOUSES. ItOOMs. W ANTED?1st Pack-6th col.
INSTRUCTION? lit Pack?3th col.
LEGAL NOTICES?WfH PAc?: 4tli col. |
Lust and found?i*t pack i?i col.
machinery?htm pack?4th coi
MARBLE xiANTELS?Ji> PAt.K ?s It h col.
MATRIMONI AL-Otii I'tcr HHicol.
MEDICAL?-i' Pack?tilb cel.
MILLINERY AND DRKsSM tKINH?1st Pack?6th col. I
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-lOril Pack? j
tlth col.
MISCELLANKOUS-Ktii Pace?Ith col.
MUSICAL-t'xii Pace?3d col.
NEW PUBLICATION'S?7th Pack-?IU col.
NEWSPAPERS?!?rii Pack?lib col.
PERSONAL? 1st Pack? 1st col.
Pianofortes, organs, *t\?dtu Pack?3d cot.
POLITICAL?Writ Pack?4tli col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?1st Pack-Oth col.
PROPOSALS 1st Pack?flth uul. ,
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
1 Jrti Pack? 'id mid :id coin
PROPERTY OUT OF TIIE CITY FOR SALE OK TO I
RENT?'Ju Pack -1st coi.
REAL ESTATE TO KXCH A.N0E-2D Pack?In col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?>n Paon?lit col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES- 1st Pack?lit eoL
REMOVALS?Wth Pack?4tli col.
RKW \KDS-Ikt Pack - lit col
SAI.fcS AT AUCTION ? Utii Pack?5th mid Cth eoli.
SITUATION'S wax rKD?KKMAljs8? lira Pack, and
12TI1 I'ACK-lat ?ll I 2<1 colt.
SITUATIONS WANTKO?MALES?12th Pack?3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st I'auk-tat aod 2d colt.
SPORTING?DOGS. BIRDS, AC.?1st Pack?2d col.
TIIK TKADES-12TH Pack-MI. col.
THE TURF?lirr Pack- 2.1 col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSBS?2D 1'AGB-lit col.
TRAVRLLRKS' (II IDK-Rtii Pack?Oth col.
UNFURNISHED K./OMS A SU APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pack?'.I and 4tl> colt.
WATCllhS. JEWELRY. AC.? Itril Pack - Oth c 1
WKSTCUhSTKP. COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALB OK
TO LET?2d Pack?l.t col.
YACHTS. STEAM BOATS, AC.-lOtH Pack?Oth enl.
pg. jjLSONA1- ?
C A?T "VALE"' I.ET ME CO WITHOUT liKK PKR?onal
b.-ne>licti?u ?
D~\ It L 1NG W iVe-(U?D BLE^VoU> WHAT YOU
are dome: pity mo! I know you will keep your oath ha I
do. "Thou art so near hiiiI jret *u f ir." My pet. THKlLLINQ.
-cjiobrstakd all; WON'T Miss ar.iylk
Soiree to-ntirlit; name tnot on balcony. CLKM.MIK.
IjVtOLK THEATRE, TUESDAY F.VEXING.~H KPTF.Mliber
20, IS70.--Oeullcmaii wlm aat liohiu.l lady whom be
touched with his cune ami afterward followed homo, detlret
to l.avo an luterviow. Addroat PL EVENS, box 1,077 Pott
office.
EGBERT.?YOUR PROPOSITION ACCEPTED IN
Bood faith. Write direct to Pott office, Philadelphia.
H.
Heir wanteo.-iiuoh bigoam. seaman. aged
ai out f.l yeart, who lclt Drumore, Ktrkraaiden. Wiktownthlre.
Scotland* in the vear 1S5S. and la tarpoied to
hare jcone to New York, where, or from aome port, or on
"the Lake*," In that diatrict, he lol'owed the occupatiou of
Bailor, will hear of aomelhinc to hit av.lantaire on aoplication
to .IAS. S. CAllNiit.'IIAN. writer, Priucet at., strati
rwr, ocutmau. r>*rri-:wns:K i*, mm
OK TRE A8URK~Ts BXPKCTKD HY HECURB" AT
usual place, and to his interest to call. COURAOE.
IF MRS. J ON 158, ffllOW A A~\ KKIEM> Tfl"\Tr8.T.
A. Meinell, all) aenil her address to K. WILSON she trill
hear of something that will help hor friend. Address South
Oyster Hay. L I.
JULIUS MKYEH" WILL PLEASE RENO HIS ADdress
to ine ut once II. O. A. MEYER, liutfalu, N. Y.
L"KWI8-SORKY"NOT ATOKKlCk SATURDAY. WHEN
can I seo yon 1 Write or telegruph. L.
Mrstepplbr~w i li7please to leave hrr'address
*t'J2H llrondwuy. HIKSHEKLD.
M" ~ A BY WASHINGTON, COLORED 8 RVA NT~POR
Alice K. Hewers when she hrolte up housekeeping in
lOlli st. la-t May. plesse call ut 111* West U2d st. and sho
will employ vim again
"CTAR."-ir A MISTAKE WAS MADE. PLEASE
Oprovo your identity at an oarly date any oblige.
SAME STAR.
\riOLKT?LETTER SHOULD REACH YOU TO'DAY
_ '***?> uno.
UELlGlOl S N ((TICKS.
To'LET?AN EPISCOPAL CltURCII. IN the VICIN~
l?y of Madison s<|Uaro. this city, capahle of seating MSI
In HOO persons ; In he used lor service during week days and
portion of the Sabbath. Address 8. E. P , box 340 General
Post olHco.
LOST AND foi N I?.
1 "WILL NKGOTI ATM FOR TIIE RETURN" OK
the umbrellas and asK no quest ions. LYON.
I-OST?WE DNKSUAV' 27TH I N8T~ A RUSSIA
Jleuther Pocketbook, containing from #13 to $21) in bills,
several memorandums, a return (least to Neqr Itochelle
and owner's card, with name and address. A liberal reward
given on return to 3!) Hrc* Iway. RUBIRA A Co.
I OST?ON (iltA\l? ST,_CAR NO. 117, ABOUT 1:15 P.
J.M.. Purse contalniug money and papers- Kinder will be
rewarded by returning to 1105 Canal st.
IOST-ON WEDNESDAY AKTEKNOON~~ ABOUT 5
Joel ink, probably In a Kiltb aveiiuo stage, a blue silk
netted Purse, containing a sum ol money. The Under will
be rewarded by leaving it at No. 25 East :<7th st.
RKTUKN THE MRROURT "REPORTER'S MEMOraiidtim
Book to address and he suitably rewarded.
ST K A V K11 AWAY FROM 11-15 5TH ?V., S7TH, SCOTCH
Terrier Dog; dark on the hack; answers to the name of
Jack. a rtvard will, on return, be (mid |
KKWAHDH.
$>) REWARD -FOR A SMAI.L (YOUNtVl YELLOWISH
Osiut, named "Keddy;" of no value; lust from ll4> Ee?t
Itnh ?t.
$- RE W A HO. ? LOST\ AT L YC E1JM TU EA'TR E.
> /Taeadey. 2rttlt. ? gold Bracelet. Return to St. (liner
Hotel. 384 Hth nr.
d? l n~ reward~~<Nb questions arke~d7~Tok
iJVl UCInek (Schuyler, Hartley A (iraham makem!, taken
trom 215 East 15th at. Addreas \lr?. WARRliN.
djiffi"uKtYlKu".?Cost ' on the ioth ~nV hep~ T
L Uletuber, a *ni?ll, white long hairy 1'oodle, (alut) black
ear* and re*, and black alaliu on the oujy. Return to
Uaenthcr'a Pavilion, 73 Bowery. up stair*. alter 12 o'clock.
t JfTiTlUfAHP WELL ii PAID FOR A tIRXepT"'
'tleninn'a gold Watch ami Chain, loat at the St. tier
main Hotel, and no questions nuked. I'leaae romuiuuicate
with A. S . c tti. of l ot Jin New York Pout office.
ItK\VAftD -I HE PARTY WHO TOOK WATCH i
r.'Uand Chain. Friday, Sept 15, ill coach, near Klalhuali
a*, (watch No 1B.2H1 : maker. P. Brandt!, will receive
above reward by returning tame to (1EOKUK ZIPP'S lager |
beer depot, 402 Fulton ?t.. Krnoklyu ; no questiona naked.
$7 - rkward-wiUiTTtit" paid', and 1so" qcrs- j
I (J tiona arked. for r turo of gold Watch and Chain, '
alolen September 27 front gentleman at coal aale, on t?p I
floor of 2t! Exchange place. Addteet A. It. W? Herald '
M?A
Al/Wl REWARD POR THE RETURN OK A 31 NO LB |
tPll'Urtono (I>? carat) Diamond spiral Stud, lort on
University plaro car No. 32. between 59th st. and City Hail,
between fl and 7 o'clock P M., the 21th met. Address DIAMOND,
box 8.038 New York. No questions atk a.
hFbcTAl n (iiTcicb.
A" ""^SAA(fO. BOYCE, 2(17 BROADWAY. LAWYER D:\orce*
obtained promptly, without publicity; desertion,
incompatibility. litiMiitnl drauktmn?**. infidelity, inhuman
treatment. conviction ?f felony. )'M??porta obtained
Attentioni?diskask'S < h u-.v in kvkrv
form, t*von of lottjf standing. parniancmly cured; ontuU
Istinii tree. Dr JaOoKV, Itil ttiHekir It#
A- UOVA L "l f A V AN" A" LOTTERV.
Nfa.t Drawing October 1! ana October 1G.
One Prlie of f2CHV"*>
One Pn*e f lMI'MM
onu i'ri*? ?r .. . noum |
<?? rrii??r a'.-ixK)
One I'rlse of. lO.tXlO
Two Prises of each 5,<*0 ,
Thirty I'riaet el each I,0UU
nil 64S other priiri.
Whole tickot. ---iO: Halves, $20; Quartan, 910; Fifth*, J
98; Tenths, 94 : Twentl.Mli-. fa.
rail explanatory cltru ar? trie.
THKODOIU'. /.St uoCll. 118 N'aaaan ?t., New Turk.
C~IHKONTc aII.MKST.-, nkkvol s DEBILITY, OB- I
/utinati' diseases. Ac., ipeedily eradicated ; telltale cm- I
plaints * speclaltt llr. KKANCIS 0001.AK1) (Parisian
professorship), 1,470 llr.. .dway, near 4otli ?t. Consultation |
free.
C*~ybntknmal tisitoks wnTiV-kind" tuk ukst
> assortment
KINK IV A I CHIOS, .1 RWKMlY,
Merlin* Silver ami Plated Ware, at the popular and low
priced Jewelry llon*c <>f
J. II, JOHNSTON.
150 Howery, corner Broome si . New York.
D"*1?KA8KS OK MKN A HMiCl A LTV.
IIKMlY A. HANIK1.S, \,. I> . iw I.oxiiiBtoti aw.,
near 2 >th ?l. OBlce hour* iron 8 to 9.
ELKCTRIO RKLTS FOH PUKM YTCUK DKBILITT.
Call or send for circular to J. kaitU. h 12 Bro n.way.
If -OKtll'lAl. DKAWINOH KENTUCKY HTATtt LOTIfl.teric-.
S.MMoNS A DICKINSON. Managers.
SKXTCCKT. B\TU? CLASS NO. SKI I KMIIrMJ 27. IH7H.
80. 40. 47, 22. lit, '.4, 4H. Ill, 41, 44. 17. 90.
KKNTUCKV. CLAM BO. Mm? nrrrr.MnKR 27. 1H70.
ft, IS. ii, oJ. HI, IS. 4tl, a. 4S 31, hO. 30. 11.
nKKKV. KXTM I CUM SO. 4S3?SKPTKVRKK 'J7, I87U.
10, 71. 13. II'. ill. la Kit. 3, 7a. 17 37, 15. 1
IIHMtV. Cfctss SO. 4llO ? SKPTKtlMKIt 27, 1*70.
74, 8. -S. 112, lt>, 35. 54. 22. : <?. ||, .<>2, 71, ?H.
Full Information by applylntr In or addressing J. CLUTK
ft CO., 200 Broadway, rear room, flr.t Hour.
B W ?ftXI/JOU IN CASH KOK ONI.Y 810.
111. |o,37l' prises, dlstrlbutinc f.'tUU.issi.
Onlv ftO.fkJU ticket*. The Kentucky Statu single Nnmber
Distribution to he drawn at Cotlngton, Kj\, on Saturday,
fteptamber HO. IH7:I.
I.ojral llerana draws October 2. 1H70.
Send in your orders to the i.em-rat Agents.
J. CLUTh. k Co.. 2U> Broadway.
E NE
NEW
SPECIAL \OTlCE?. _
yi?AE THE KND. v*
Cruud Drawing of the
Kentucky Stete Distribution.
bAiUKDlV, ScntcUibur 3U,
To lie in time
/oil mu?t buy luiluy ut I >-iuorrow.
to, 570 Cn?ii GHW.
r? iu Currency.
$3 O.'MXi iu Currency.
Grand Capital ? itt.
Every Gilt paid iu lull.
Ticket!, $1"; Halve*. Uturlfr*. >SO.
111 Ob. U. II AYS X CO.,
1597 iiroMilnnv.
VJ" <>.? 4M? 0 AMi GiKLv
ii Ki?utuc'<v State Ssuu'c Number Distribution.
10,379 Crises hiu! only 5i?,ti ticket*.
SIM MO N x X i) 11' K i N SON*. M mi a gers.
To bo drawn on Saturday. >?'|?inin'.er MO, IMiO
Wboii'N, $)'' Shares iu pmportiuu.
Key it) lluvau to l?e ilrawn
Orlolri 3. I**7l?
Adiror* I'A t< KS. MMKUSON Jt CO.,
Han km*. 1* ? Hri>.?<\vitv, niAiu 4.
V[ KK VOL'S KXil AI S iTuV A M hlTlV: AL~ KSSA Y
i.1 comprising ii *-ri ? oi lecture* tleiiveied at Latin's
Museum oi Anatomy . New York, on tin? cause slid mn- of
preniUtile (li'diiii1. >)n>?iiitf indisputably how lost health
, iuuv Le le.mned, affording a clear ?yiion?i? uf the iltt|?cdi>
iiieitis to u>mi isgt* and the iicatine. i ui uervou* mm
I physical duhility, being the result ??i 3?i years' experience.
Price -5 cents. Adrtr..>? this author, Dr I.. J. k A ilN, oilicc
anil resilience 31 ha*t |oiii st., New York.
XrKW YORK THROAT vM? KAR INsTITl n-., JJ
Last -Oih ?t. Free examination* 11 lo 1 only.
Old M..vn cky i vi?; uTrtekiks
KKXTL'CKY. KXTIIA I.I.ANS i-H7. M?B 1S7H
54. 141, 71. 59. 29. 73. 44. 43. ??7. 32. 1 *\ 52. 49. 55.
KKSTTt'CKY. CLA?Ml*irt. KOH 1*78.
37. HI, 73, 3. 14. 3ii? .1. 31. 9. 74. 19. 84. 8H, 4".
All ui4#n mMvni 9- N v i il v s. IHI Browli ly, X. %
ROYAL hav yn a loti l:: y DRAW# OtTfoSiuTx
Cnplt 11 prim* $2? *?.<*? .
Others of * I 11,1 09. fftoMNl *ti?T $25,|WI'\
Whole Tickets, $l<>' Halves, $Ji; Fortieths. $1.
J A<'Km > \ A CO., Hanker*. 1M.' Broadway, X. Y.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ?XKXT UKAVnjfii October
2. Only 25,9 O ticket* divided in 2l)tb ami 4<Kh :
prices, umoutiihig to J475U.O I) Highest price if'i'H.uni)
and next of On April, 1*73, wo sold the
Jinn? and on September 1, 1*78, we sold and cashed tiial of
IIUMKKI. It. M vKTlXliZ A CO., Hunker*. 19 Wall st..
New Y'ork. Spanidi Gold and Havana Itank ltllU bought
ami *old. Drafts ou llavaua issued.
UOYAL HAVANA LOTTRBY DRAWS OCTOITRS J Capital
1'ricttH. $210,001. 2r5o.UK 9J.>,ikm?.
I Important iuloriuuiion given by ii. SONNENHriKG, Post
| ollice box 1.1*5. New Haven. Conn.
ROYAL HAVANA""" LOTTK HV~-*7:.O/OO ~\V 7 Lu BK
drawn on Oct. 2. Prises cashed: orders tilled; infor1
mation inrtiished; hlphest rates paid lor Spanish bills, pov|
erniucnts, Ac.
TAYLdil 5 CO.. Hankers, X?. 11 Wall it, New York.
]' >OY.\L HAVANA LOTI KHY. Next Drawing OctoberT.
Ll apual prise Kentucky State ^inple Number
| Lottery. Next drawinir September .\0. Prises cuslieiL Ap;
ply to P. C uKYI.iX. Hcucrul Apent, 31 Park row.
j fpflK lajBS*CRIHKl>, ^MJll TilKnTs^LVKs" AND IX
| J the name ol their Hebrew fellow workmiftnen. all euiI
tiloyed in the cipMiettn manufactory of Messrs. Francis S.
! Kinney ?r: Hros, deiiro to acknowled^o their siucerest
thanks to these trentlemen ana also to their Huperintcndent,
Mr. Henry A. Cunpitt. for tlu* kindness wiili wmcli they
have dispensed with the services of their Jewish inplo.vees
on all tun principal Jewish holidays. -S. LKL'IX. JAt-Oli
FIXKKLSTKIN, JACOB 1IAULUXSKY. Nvw Youk, Ncpt.
27, 1870
TAM AR IXD1KX?A LAXAT1VK FitVIT LOZKNGK.
airroeahle to tske; sperial remedy lor constipation <nd
its coiisei|ueuc<*s. F. GltlLLOT, .17 Hue itainbatoau. Paris.
Depot. FASVVKLL. Ha/.AKD A CO .New York
"\TCEXuHNO\4 HARLEM AND MAN H ATTAN VILLI:
J. Brewery Guard.?Ail incnibert are requested to be present
at 12*tii st. and loth a v. for roil call, at 7 o clock A. M,
at Thursday, Sept 28. Itabciisleln's Park will be open tor
admission ot judges und invited guests at 1 1*. M. By order
of the Captain. C. J. GKOHMANn. Secretary.
-J^Q REASONS W1IY~T0 "TK VEST
I ?HKKX)
ft ? ft #3
ft ft 5535
444 55
Si 55
ft * ft 55 55
ft?ft 55 55
ft 555
this week In the Certificates of the Industrial Exhibition
Companr of New York (tieiieral lohn C. Robinson, ox
Lieutenant Qoveruor of the State of New York) ?
Because
1. The drawing takes place positively on Monday next.
2. It is the cheapest chance ever tillered.
3. Tlie purchaser or live certificates receives as commissl*n
one-half full paid bond. _ _
4. Kach and everv half bond must be redeemed for at least
81 ir rat sooner oi later.
5. The premiums are paid in cash and without deduction,
ti. The purchaser has six chances for one of the many
capital prises.
7. The company has had 18 drawings alreudy, but never a
postponement.
H. Tiie drawing is held publicly in this city (No. 240
Kroadway). at 5 o'clock P. M.. ou Monday next, and every
purchaser can witness It.
9. The premiums are ranging higher than in any other
plan, vis ftlOU.000 may be obtained by a purchaser ot a
single ccrtilicate by inventing hut $1.
in. The enmpany is organised by special charter, and this
is the ouly scheme legally authorised in this State.
All ordore received on Monday, October 2, before the drawing,
will be protnpllr lillen ; it received later, the money will
be returned with next mail.
Address, or call, without delay,
MOUtiENTUAU, 11 It UNO k 00.,
Bankers, 23 I'ark row. New York. Post office box 1,887.
?OAnTTnn -KKNTI'CKY STATK LOTTERY,
ipovu.vuU. Single number. Havana plan,
draws September If).
Circular*, with full particulars, free.
J. DUFr A CO., Banker*,
42 N'tutu at.. New York.
(WWl i n cash" ~nfs r~K i but en.
vOUU.Uu'' Kentucky Slate Distribution
draw* puiitivclv September 30.
Capital Pmt.
lo,37'.? other* l'roiu $20,000 down to 9107,
But at once from
JACKSON X CO.. Banker*. 202 Broadway, N. Y.
SPOllTIYC-OOQS. IlIIM)*. .vs".
BREECHLOADER. 10i BORE, CENTRAL FI..K, VERY
line. |75. 2d Park row, MM 3VERY
KINK PARKER BKBEOHLOADhB, 10IKIBB,
Iba , )>iatol grip. but littl* u?ed. and a remarkable
ahootor; price 985. If. C. 8(jl'lKJ*.S,l Cortlandt at.
T1IK TllllK ~~~~
FLRETWdo'D PAR iC.MOItRlSASI A'Y.
^V. The great Froe-lor-all will be trotted on
Thursday. September 2h, at 2 o'clock P. X.
Bndd Doble outer* h. in. Uoldsmilh Raid.
Win. II. Humphrey entera eh. g .'mine Fullerton.
It. S. Ureen entera by. in l.ucibe iinldn.it.
Admission, $1. HA'fEs II. BARNARD, President.
MBKXCAN JOCKEY CLUB
kail Moetinir, 1876,
at Jerome Park,
90th September, 3d, *>th, 7th. iOtli, 12th and 14th October.
Races c.immeijc* each day punctually at 1: ui p. R.
A. BELMONT President.
C. Wiika n.r, Secretary.
Auction", frkn h and combination "Tools
sold day ami evening, at Near Ynrk Turf Exchange, 15
Wost 28tlt at , on the trots at Fleetwood and hiladviphia;
Combination Pools, $2; French Pools. $2 und $i. prompt attention
given oruers by wail or messenger.
KBLI.Y k BLISS.
A uction. krbncTi and""combination pools"
J\ Sold morning and evening at JOHNnON'S Rooms,
Broadway, corner 2Stb !., on the running races at Cuba,
N. Y., und ilia trots nl i'leolwuoJ and Boston, nnd on all
State elections. Each bsat and race received br telegraph
direct. A combination book open on alt event* Freuch
pools open at (i: >0 A. M. All orders by mail or messenger
will receive particular attention. T. b. JOHNboiC
Bp.keue usrt; e nte x n i a iTfiiiorri sii'ii eatino,
SuIloik Park. Pliiladclpl iN.
Scptomoc 27, 28. W and ihl, 1870.
FIRST DA\ ?Wednesday, September 27.?Revolution
Race. $a.5()o. for tlires-resr olds; clsvou entries Iroui California,
Kentucky. Pennsylvania. New York. Connecticut
and New Jersey. Also independence Race .'or five-year-olds,
$2.i<". Folluwlug entriestjoreruor Spragno, Blackwood
Jr.; Klslc liood. Piedmont, Lsdy Mills, Krsslunitn, Nell
Uumblcloiiian Mambrliio.
nuiu.iu w.u a ? i uursunr. septcmoer 38.-CiulliiMitai
llnco lur 3 :40 itlliluDi, 43,5U>. Closed with Thurmlale,
Aliinltin, Hunker. Robert Fulton and Nil Draucrandiim.
AImi National stallion I up. now on exhibition at itutley A
Co.'s, value Sl.tOI, for fastest atellinna ncainM time during
the nicotinic. Ijowrniit Spragur, one trial. Jay Could. on
trial; Ham Curdy, one tr.al; It lack wood, Jr., two trials; I
Commonwealth, one trial.
TII1KD UaY? Friday. September M.?Republic itace
for four year ulna, SJ.Otki. Closed with ten utrloa?Kehnra,
from California; llirl K. tjueen. from Kentucky; Hlackmar.a
.turunda, from Oretiicu comity, New York; Faldie
Hell, from Virjirliilw: Montezuma, from Lour laland; l.sdy
Catchall, Coal Hoy, Hrlie Hewitt and Woodtord ' hlef. IFoui
kcnyicky. Illaza Medium, from I'hiladelpihn. Alan National
.Million Cup. S1.1a.1O Jay Uould. one trial; Sain
Curdy, one trial; 111 ark wood, Jr.. one trial; Commoiiwealln,
one t rial; Aberdeen. on? trial.
HJCKTII IJAY?Saturday. September JO.?Federal Kara
lor atx-year-olda. $2,huO. Following entriea:?A. J. McKnnintn'a
Blacawood. Jr., from Tennessee; Uame Trot,
from lloitnn, Maaa. , lioswwood, froiu (aiiir lalaml. and Magenta,
from Kentucky. Alao National Cup, value SI,USA
J a y llunld. one trial; Oovernor Spraicue, two triala; nam
Curdy. onotrial; Coiuuionwealin, otia trial; Aberdeen, two
triala; Montezuma, three triala
NO I K.- The lioraea will he started promptly each day at
3 o'clock I'. M. special traina to .niflulk Park will leave I
Cl.il.ntelplila, Wilmington and Ualtlmore depot at 13 M , >
I _ :;IN, I mill 1:3-1 C. M., and Ironi the aanie depot to
Caaenall Station, n ir the truck, at 7, H-.lo, H UH, lu JO
A. M , IJ: O and 3 SID I'. M. Oo early and avoid overcrowding
riek-ta and roaarved icnta at *31 Clieataut ?t . Chiledclphl-i.
KELLOtiO A CON LEY.
POMfci SOI.D AT NEW YORK TIRE KXCHANUE, 15
iVe?l JSth it., tliia afternoon, on Koaton ra. Cincinnati,
at Cincinnati. SL1HKKT A Met .'ROUP.
SEA VIEW IIKIVI.NO CARK, NEW DOKC, S. 1.-3:40 I
l'urac; flOo; fOJ. tu flret; 035. to ea<*ond ; $15. to third,
lor Saturday, October 7. ISTfl Eutrlca clnee Saiuidey,
Hept in ber AddrCft THOMAS LtllY, New Dorp.
(JARATOOA RACING ASSOCiA I ION, I.3M HKOAD- i
Ow?y. Auction. French and combination poolt aold on
too trot* at Chlludelnnla. Cumbinatlou and French tlcaeta,
S,t. Alao French pool open on tha OctoOer cleetiona in Indiana
and Ohio, tn eloaa every evening : tickata, So
JOHN MOItItl.-SKY A CO.
mjCTTERSALli'S." ' 1,3.7 BHUAU W A Y.-FKKNCH
1 noola F1 each on free lor all trot at Fleetwood; 3:40 trot,
Chiledeiphie. McDotlUAU, A Co.
IIORNEH. CAItltlAlsKh. At.
A ll t Ri< AI. -lU-ACK 'Ho*; R. 5}* HAAftsfftAR.
r lined; prlc?*S"4j eapreta or grocer, grocer's A agon.
Marly new, Sisi 853 Hudson at.
W YO
YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTI
IIOIUKS, CAURUOES. SiC. |
\iflt7iAI KXECITOK'H SaI.K." " ~
this may This Day Tills'. Day |
(Till Ksr>\Y>. (Mil KSfuVl. iTIintslllll. |
KKI'-IKMHi-.lt SKITKHKKIt 'At, SKI* IM-.M lit-.k JH.
AT II a M . AT II a M., at II a. ,\t..
I'll v'a te stalu.I. ..7 kast st.
OrrUWTii .v i M r." Ait i > .MSH
t'OKM'.ll Of 1'Alt k A v.,
OKKVT KXISTIOR'S SAIL OK LIGHT
VALUABLE IIIGHBKhH TROTTING ItOAU. CAKl
KUiir AM? KAULLK liOKSKf,
TUB GKTS of IIKN15 Y CLaI HKX. HAL kxox.
MARHLKTOMaX. I'hAKfALI. VM?
oTIii'.K N'?TKl> STOCK IIOKFI-.S
TOGETHER WITH t-I.EHANI t'VRKlAOff.
. KOAl> WAOONH, I'liAKIoN". rilM'rl HARNESS. 1
, LIGHT IMII nr.K AM> SINGLE HAILSIVS*. !
.roilJO . !?!.* SKI! I S. SHEETS.
BOOTS W Mil's. .VI', At'., AC,
THE TIMITKKTY Of W. ..ItlNNELU
ukcu.IS I:I>
WILL UK SOIL It V I* I II I.I C AfcriO.V
i to I'll k highest uiuoKt: without
LIMIT. UEsTKU.' I'loN Oli ItKSKUVA " loV.
i ALI. HOUSKs WAItl!\NiKI> SOUM> ASH MMD.
TM'ESTY-KOl.'R llol RS '- I,Low Kl) foil TRIAL
A Ml* EXAMINATION.
ilii'llldii'U
F.LEO A NT BRUIT X TUO'ITIXO OELOINO \I.UL
' F?< v. lirfii l?v Frusta- <**?rt?i* Harry Olm. dam *
llnmhletoniun. i a'hi'il bv l' V?\ How man. Unshed. Cir^UKi*
a nlil.v; 7 ?!.?. nit!. In li.'.nd high; trolled hi iIiihIumi, lu*t
1 season, when |iiircln**(kd, three iKtRta ill :3<t '.MW, ,
> Mni-o v,hicti tiii.o ho has l>i*vn used h? a latull* uml r> id
! Iiori ', lor which |?urpn?e ho lias no *ii|? -l ior ; ho t? verv my., i
I sit hi harness, prompt. plea-ant ilriviir; dur<i imii pull or 1
fcliv; can * driv It tit speed niin a shirk rein; iw o?r\ /oml ,
trailed .mil hN'? ureal ? ttnui ami endurance. nut If handled ,
j for speed w*iii i<l trot l>-.*levv 'J; 'l; i-. on.- of tin* finest hitr t
{ horses in the city . ii>i? flowing mun?< uml tail and I* ??r- ]
' ranted muni uml kind.
\ KICV HAM'S 'ML !ILOOI? ItAV IMOTT1M) UK L- ]
ililiK raturnusu* ridel, sired by I'ducher. he 1?y l.ouj falau I !
1 Black llawk, d*u? by American Star; railed n: Uati**nn?;l.? j
) Coiintv. New Vork: 7 v**ar? old. l;Va humls hlt;h; lie is a
very handsome. i?eiI* ctlvmnl horse; Iimk line tiiiilm and
lecl. Iouk. urrhrd t'ock mul *nn? > hi? hreedhi;?; tro toil hi
I county fair held at Lock port. \ Y.. he at hi jr five Iinr??u '
j ??e??r a ha i mile track aim trottim.' four heats in J .H, |
*J;S4, alien In- was t? m re ha sed lor prevent owner, aim !
j linn iivi'D used ?h n ro.i*l horse up to inesout lime. He i? h
I very pUuk?nt driver, very stylish in hemes*. die* nut need 1
j check or martini; ties; is vrr* pond united, lute n km d.re*o- !
Into way ol point?: very tniid, amiahle disposition; i? ant j
! oacitalilo io cmnpaiiv; ?h?e? not pull when speeding; In nut
| H.'r.tb! ol cat* or nnvthiitu else; a ihnhI pole Intra.*, ami is .
. one of toe finest peiitieiiiau,M road liorsev ill the c ty, Mild Is |
! wurrantcd umind and kind
VKIlY FAST HAY TROTTfNU UFLOINU BAY KUUY.
I rained at Fori I a ml. Me ; ?i ?<l bydounra K nut, dam a \\ itli)
ereii Mci" in;ei mare; 1j* 7 years n it, ItaioL Itipli;
| hloukv built; i* very tnuich and i uirireti; (lotted at llmipur,
\l? liiiuiiiii' iii1 \i i*. ii.1 I> isliuw ?*v uiiii lliriiii ill her* In
2 :'U, 22 :'Uf 2 ill; also trotted ?t Porllai tl. btt?iiuic I
Detective uiiil two in 2:10*,, -"31. 2:Nn: lit? Is a
| Hit lish, prompt driver . docs not pull or shy . i* very square
j gaited; ha* never been Uoateii down ilie mud to u t?>p j
! w agon; duos uoi need boot* when speeding; |? ?ufe for any- }
j bodv to arivo mid in warranted ?oiii d an.I kind
; YISKV HANDSOME BLACK TKoTTiNO GELDING
1 Emancipation, sired by >t rater'* U'ay, dum by
I Kysdyrk's llaoibletonlan; 7 years old, 15ta hand*
| high: trotted at Alnuity, N. Y . throe heats 2 :2M,
1 2:27. 2:28%. beating lien Smith and two others; also
1 beat George Mitchell and Charley Grecti at Saratoga in
| 2 :d?, 2 :JP, 2 :'ll t?. over u very ?a tidy hail mile truck ; he in
I u pleasant driver, very rapid galled. does n.?t need boots
! when speeding; it u very good company hor?e*. can bo
) driven ut speed with a flack rein: doe* not pud or shy : it
| safe tor uuv ordinary driver; it extraordinary ?t>lt?h iu Harnett:
it one of the fatten pole horses in this country, tad
is warranted sound and kind.
VJfiiiY II AN L>St).M K BLOOD BAY MAKE FIDELITY,
tired by the Mupes horse, he t?v old llaiiihletoniun, dam by
General Knox. ? years old, LV, hands high; has very tine
litr.h* and feet, and great pew*r uud endurance; bat never
been handled much lor speed, but showed two heats when
five years old in 2 :B4 and 2:'.i2U, which shows that sne is a
remarkably last young ware: sue is a verv prompt, pleasant f
driver: has a mild disposition, does not pull or shy; i? not
excitaide in cotupauy ; is very pure pa.ted. and a line double
in are. Any gentleman in want of an extra hue tiottiug or
road horse should eail and examine this beautiful mare. at ;
she it a genuine trotter; together with her immense stride,
game and endurance, she cannot help hut rauk with the j
first horses of this country; she is warrauted sound mid
kind.
vlky handsome men bred trotting mare
Sincerity, sired by IVarsull. dam a thorough tired mare, |
by Kentucky, 7 years old, hands high, light hay in j
color: trotted at White Plains when ? year- old in 2 M and
2:144; trotted last summer over i leotwoou Park iu 2 :32 utid
2; site is very handsome and very stylish Iu harness;
has preat bottom and endurance; can trot two or three
mite heats; Is \ery good-trai ted. uud if hundred lor speed
would trot low in the twenties; she Is u very prompt, pleasi
ant driver; does not pull or slty; is sale tor anybody to drive
and is warrautcu ? und and kind
very kabt young make juliet. hiked by
i Pearsall, dam a second llaiubleioniati. 0 years old. 1T?>4
bunds lii?;u. light nuy in color; trotted in tour-year old colt
make, boating live oilier colts, at Fleetwood Hark, lu ll:40,
2 -M, U :37; ulau trotted at Pronpect Park, In'd :S8 claaa.
boating Cheater, David, Colonel and two other*. In J:H4,
'J :S"J. 2 ;1I2; site ia a very prompt, pleasant dover; la not excitable
In company; dova not pull when apoediutr; ia good
guilt d; la it good pole mare and la warranted aound aud
klml v
THE ABOVE TWO MAKES HAVE BEEN DRIVEN
TOGETHER AS A FAMILY AND ItOAD TEAM.
TIIKY OAN TKOI' IN 'J :4U DOL' HLK ; AltE
SAFE EOK A LADY TO DitlVr, AND
ARE BOTH PERFECTLY BROKEN UNDER THE
SADDLE.
VERY ELEGANT AND FAST DARK GRAY TROTTING
colt Spartaeeua. aired by the celebrated running horae
Gray Squirrel, who had a record of 1;45; lie by Im
ported Eclipse da n by Imported Glencoe : Spurtaeu.*' d.un
by old liambletoiiiau; 4 yeara old, I '*'* liuiida hlirh : ia vary
haudaoiiio and very powerfully built; ua* line liiuba and
leet; ia good tcniteu and liaa an Iuiuieuae atrlde: trotted at
I'roapeet Park last lall In ?d;4-, .15. "2 :4*i with only tnree
week*' handling; lie l? a verr prompt, pleaaant driver, dooa
not pull or atiy, ban a very mild diapoaiiiun. ia penectly
broken. aingl# aud double, and ia aafe lor aiadv to drive ; if
bandied lor speed would make a wonderful laat horae, ua be
la good gulled and ahown ua much trot aa any colt ot bin uge
with the name aniouut ot handling, and ia warranted euund
and kind.
Carriage a cunviat of?
ONE BAKOtCHr..
ONE EXTENSION TOP PliAETON. SEATS FOUR
PERSONS; POLE AND SHAFTS.
ONE LEATHER TOP PONY I'llAEl'O.V.
ONE FULL SPRING TOP WAGON.
ONE SIDE BAR TOP WAGON.
ONE OPEN TKOITISG WAGON.
ONE ELEGANT SET OF COACH HARNESS.
ALSO LIGHT DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS,
BLANKETS. ROBES. SHEETS. WHIPS. At.'., AO.
COACHMAN AND GROOM IN t ATTENDANCE, WHO
WILL SJIOW STOCK AND GIVE ALL
DESIRED INFORMATION.
SALE POSITIVE. KAl.V OR SHINE, AT II A. X.
SHARP.
By order of
O. L. PKCRHAM,
MARTIN G. GIBSON,
Ex ecu turn.
N. B?ANY PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND DUIVK ANY OF THE
ABOVE HORSES BEFORE THE SALK.
A ?AN EXECUTORS' ~SALE.
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS (THIS DAY),
i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -\s, AT 11 O'CLOCK A
M. PROMPTLY,
AT BOARDING STABLE CORNER LAFAYETTE
PLACE AND IT 11 ST. THE PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL S HUYDAM. DECEASED.
INCLUDING A GAME. STEADY, PROMPT AND
agrcenule blood bay Wotting Horse, cue of the greatest and
tautest horse- In tin* country, about 1.1)j band* high, M year*
old tbi* apri..a I* an extra, prompt, free, aary and pleuauut
driver; wu* brought tn tbi* city by fort Leonard, alio considered
lil in one of tba greatest road horses ail re . lit-can
trot ltl miles In uu hour to a road w aeon and can trot a single
mil* in J :d0 on any good track ; was bred and raised in
Kentucky is tbrwe-fourth* thoroughbred and warranted
sound and kiud, without spot or bieultb ; most be teen to ue
appreciated.
EAST, HANDSOME AND HIGH BRED BLOOD BAY
trotting Mare, about 10>. bands high, 8 year* old; sired by
Ethan Allen, dam by Jointer; was raised In Orange
comity ; she ha* more style and action than any trotter to
he found; trotted last spring at 1'rospact I'ark a trial, in
2 :34k;; driven by John Lovet. with Ave weeks' preparation;
tiinctf by Venderhilt, Gory, Work and several others; can
be refcrr ed to; the hat lull mane and tail, flue set of iinibs
and require* no booting when speeding; hat a ragged canstitutinn.
great power ol endurance, and if properly handled
would trot low down in the twenties; the can boat'Jtlh
any and every day. and warranted sound and kind, without
fault, trick ur blemish.
N. B.?TIIK ABOVE TWO HAVE BEEN DRIVEN Together,
and make one ot the styllshost and fattest teams
tbut gnn* pnrk, road or lane.
ALSO ONE OK THE HANDSOMEST BLOOD BAY
Trotting Mares In New York. I.'i?4 hands high, G years old,
sired by lleury B. hatchen. dam by May Day; was ruined at
Mouut llolly. is. J., and brou.-bt here by lleury Middlolou,
and when 5 yenrs old showed 2 44 and has never been on
track since, nut ha* been used exclusively lor road purposes
and has improved in speed greatly; she can pull a road
wagon better than J:40; I- steady aud honest, with amiable
qualities add flue disposition ; elegant driver, without vice
or trick; tins is one of the llnest mares tor gentleman's private
driving ever offered, and is also valnabla for track purposes
und t* warranted t -und and kind.
HKAUT1PI L I1LA0K MAKE H KLl-K OK ROCKLA ND,
raited In Hockland conniy by Mr. Conger, sired by VVIlkos,
he by llarablotonian, dam b, Couklln Htar; Isl-'i.I high. 5
years Old, (lowing mano and tail, and is us pr-tty aj a pic
tore; trotted when 4years old over Spring V slley half nulo
track iu 2 :43. and repeated In 2 :4'J: Is very (Inn gsited, und If
haudled can trot lu 2 :'JU; it a very pieasnut. stylish river;
doos n >t pnll or tliv; is perfectly broken and safe for a lady
to drive, and Is one of the llnest polo mares in this country, j
aud warranted sound and kind, u itlu ut spot ur hlennth. i
ALSO TWO ELElJANT IJIlhWSI Kit, UK BROOME
St.. tide bar shifting top tt ngous, pole and -halts, eqnal to
new; one open Itoad Wagon, by Brewster, oT Broome St.,
nearly new; uno open Wagon, by Waterman, In perfect order:
two sots ol single Harness, uy Comer ord, equal to new ;
one set -it single Itarne:.*, by I ergnson. new: one set ol
double Harness, by Cotnerrord. with Englisli nod breast collari.
In perfect order; also one Engliab Saddle and Bridle:
Biso lllankois. Robes, Whips, Kly .Vats, Ac.: the whole cornprises
the Cnsst stock ever offered at eltbor public or private |
sale in this city
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION AT BTAVLE, WHERE
they can be seen nntl lull particulars ascertained: talo positive,
rain or tbine, by order of
ELIZABETH SL YDAK. Executrix.
MORGAN Y. SUt DAM. Jr.. Executor.
GUAR. 0. Dl/KK, Aneti incer.
A?MAJOR OH AS. W. DARKER. AUCTIONEER.
THE GRANDEST EVENT
OK THE SEASON.
CAKTAIN OKOKGK D. IIA NX A. of Bourbon county,
KKxTUGKY. takes pleasure In announcing hie HSVKNTE-hXTH
unparalleled SALE of the Isstest GRERX TKtiTTKIIS,
llnest MATt'llBD Toams, most extraordinary
GOuPE or V CART llorsee end best broke PKKMILM
COVIBIXEIV all gelted SADDLE and llurnoss Horses In
tli? world, lint arrived from KKNTI'CKY. to take place on
WKDNKSDaY next. October 4. at 11 o'clock, at BARKER
Jk SON'S City Anctlon Mart nod New York Tstteraell's. cor*
ner of Broadway and liPth at., and cnmprDlug N'lNKTKKN
II I'. AD. all of t'.ie heat Kentucky trotting mid thoroughbred
blood, end. without doubt, the moat extraordinary lot ever
m'hii together in Ainerlea, conalatlnir ol groeu Trotters that
can trot In irom three inlnntea DOWN TO 'J-.tO; u very
epeedy I'AlK ot lit high StiitRKLS. that can (tot in K .VI
TO THE l'OI,K; two 1S*4 to HI Utgli bay and brown COACH
TEAMS, believed to he uiiniualled lor extraordinary ?tvle
and rich appearance: a pair of l.'ili high I1KOWN OKI.D*
INtlS. and the balance the ttiieat loat of COUPE MATCH
or T Hart lloraea and heat hroku all suited S.t DDI.EKH i
ever recti. all warranted sound and kind, ranging from 1 "> >
to Id high, and including KUANS, SORRELS MAYS AND
BBO\Y>S. Stock NOW on exhibition at the mart. Dr.
JOHN W CCAKKK, agent lor Captain llanna. repieata
that everybody will coma TO-DAY, or at ANY time pra- J
rloua to rale, and KI Oh and DKIYE and TKSTtbeSAD- i
DLK and driving quallllev and SPUED nf any of ihe lot
HKKOKK bidding. OAT,\MXiUKS now ready. Sale with
out rciervo or poelponcment.
I TOP I'ONY PHAKTON'ANDOOYKKKD~HA'RNKHM.
^V$IIO; elegant (aide bar top Huggy. ?IJU; Kockaway.
$7n; lull spring top hu.gy. No, St I 7ilt av,
AN KNut.lsIi hunting CART, "OJTK "UTNDAU
and Clarence, ono Coope and one I'ark Phaeton, at a
acrflre. To he eeen at M. OU RLKY'S, loB Rut 13tk at.,
near 4tli av.
At~a~5acrifTce. Til R kb WORK UOKSES, ml t ;
ell-. na work. 47d Ureouwlub it. 1
RK H
5MBER 28, 1876.-TRIPLE
IIOIIII, 04JUUA9XB. *u.
4 TTKNTION Is CALLED ~
-*v to tiii; kxhcutoitb sale.
AT PFIiLH Al'CIID.N
TO-MOKKoW (FRIDAY). SKI'TKMIIKB 39.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M , SIUUP.
\T PRIVATE STABLE
X(?. 31 EAST 1 -T11 M.,
between Oromlwuy uiul fttl v* rally pi nee,
COMPRISING AlX THE FAST
TROTTING, HIGH HICK I > IIOAD AND
FAMILY HORSES. TOCKIHKU W1TI1 Tim
ulemuit Wu^uiii. Hum ??, Kobe*. Ac.,
brloii/itii; in (lie estate of tbe Into
G. II. JKROME. DECEASED,
rem mewing with it e
DEAUTI KI"L IHY (i"l,DIN(l IUY PRINCE,
fl vtfin ohl. 1TA, linnus; ruined in Ornn^e coutitv ; ^red bjr
Hy*iivk'? ll imb f t?>nlun ; Um, ilm line mure. by WlUou'n
sir Henry; ginnd d.u.i by Aoiericmt KcRnae; be trolled
three hem* on Uonlii*!! lmi!.t in J :' ?*?, 2 :Jtl and be
trotted on IVoip#<'i P-irk truck In '2 :'-4; lie t? n fltu polo
hotte: ! ?% * ''ecu di iveil by Ldi??; bo in warranted porioclly
o.iiol Hi.d kind.
THE STYLISH AMI) FAST SORREL GELDING
HARRY LA MHEKT,
railed in Vermont. <dred by Daniel Lambert. dnm Nancy,
got by Monarch, ?<m of Kvrnvk'i llaxubleloiiiMU; wusentered
in 'J HO cla?? at iteibel, V i . wuimm.' in - U, J :-U mid
J lie won second tnonri in J aw, beating Tanner
Hoy ninl ntivi-ral otbftr?;he is 0 yiuro old, LV\ hand*; a
prompt, free, pi tot* mi i driver; lens nothing. and n m irranted
Moumi and kind
ifA.NDsntll IMIEnTNUT MAKE KENTUCKY (ilItL.
li *ears old I hands r.t s ;**l at funs. Ky., ?t r?* iS liy AIhxuii
it'* Xhdnllith. dam Belle Kmn'loii, by Hugh I* branch;
look lir?t rcotium at Oovmgtun, Ky . us tin* laud*t>me?t
and taste*! > year-old. show tin; three hast* ill L -O. 'J7
and 'J :-i?; hIi> trotted Ha ry l.aiiibeit %? the pole ?> > Fro*peot
I * ? i k track in iliey itikH? miv ul tin* handsomest
wull iik t'n1 fastest gentleman s teams that goes on tlto
road; can la* driven ai speed by any ordinary driver: she i?
warranted sound and kiu?t in cv< rv particular.
VhKV li \ \ JIM f.til*. AND III.* HKIth.D II I.ACK C U LOIN
i? BLACK llXVVK. -Hi., iai-e i in Vermont, shed by
Vtsruiniil itiuck Hawk. dam < iuy Breckinridge, i#y Kreekin*
rMuc, Kcnui'l iliim Kobeeca, bv imported (Jicltcoe; be la 7
year* old, L"?Kt hand*, fine, clean I i in tie, leant fill arched
neck, lint bead flowing tail and full mane ; Ifti young h or?a
ia worthy Hie utiei Hun ol horsemen, as lie baa wonderful
endurance, as umi us his great speed make* liim a very
v?i u tble horse lor turl purposes; lie has good d sftoailiou;
kind Hud geutln tit alt harness; any lady can ride or drive
lilin ; be vh* entered in - class at Bethel. Vt., where be
has a rccoid in : be allowed several heat* under 'J :'J??
in pri vuto; i! he gets tit good hands be will rank with lb*
best ; no i w urraitiud l er.etly sound and kind.
RELIABLE A N ? FAST KAY CKLDlM* ItBl'feATKR.
(iyeais old, lol^ band*, rnisod in OruugO county, N. Y.;
hired by fcitltHii Alien, o it ol' a Messenger tnaro; lie I* per
lect in everv wav: line, pure fatten, square trotter; baa
tntt-d around loutwood track to a pouv pnact >ii in - ..'jO:
be Is the best inn a * lor ladies' use that can in* found : bo ia
warranted sound and kind in tnm particular
elegant i-i'i.i. si'rist; Tor wagon,
WITH l'Ol.fc axii NKAETS.
15kautivtl tol' i'on y 1miaeton.
vine SIDE BAlt Tor WAGON. i.aii vr style.
kiak light doiulk iuunkss.
V.-.KV Kl.N'K MMiU IUKaHSS
ELEGANT I'.LAI'K BEAK ANO o r IIEit UOBE8.
Kersey. Dies*, Sweat and Si nine Blankets,
ail of which must positively be sold
to highest bidders,
regardless of cost or value,
witboat limit or restriction. Any irctitlemau wishing to
purchase u reliable horse will please call and examine and
ride bohiad any of the above horses.
Coachman in attendance.
Sale w li take plato at in o'clock, rain or shine. No post*
poiiomeut. Tweuty-tonr hours given lor trial. Ky order of
!. <>. W. IIBilltlKO.# p.
M. I'. M I I.Lt'.li. S
t ATTTVIIN.
KY VAN TAS8KLL A KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
at TtiKiit mart, no. 112 hahr iurn sr.
near 4lh av.
FRIDAY, LOTII SEPTEMBER.
_ _ ** IK_o'clock.
Til It rill,l.in\IMi i CHI r AM AMI HIGHLY BKED
TROTTING HOKSrH:I'Alil
BA\ TROTTING HOUSES; .no is half brother to
the celebrated trotting mure SL'.-lfc. record JIl.i; tlie
oibor i> sired l.y ETHAN ALLEN. daui A very fust mum,
bred in Vermont; tl.oy ore 15 hands high, i> ami S years old ;
kind and true in all harness , perfectly free from vlea or
trick; aro vrrv prompt and pleasant itrivora; can trot bolter
than J :<5 to ilie pole, and van trot in 2 : til or better single
; aro afraid oi nothing, and are warranted sound and
kind.
MAHOGANY BAY UKLIIINO GEORGE, FOALED
IxllH; sired by GK.sKRAL KNOX, darn by IIIKAM DREW;
15*a hands high ; vere stylish: a tree, oa-y driver: has no
vico ol any kiud: neither shies m r pulls; is afraid o! nothing ;
Is sale for any one to drive; is one of the most perfect road
horses in the city, and ia warranted sound and kind.
HEIGHT HAY MAKE. FOALED IStiP; HIKED BY KDWAKD
i'VKr.KTT: I~|12 hands hltrli; stands auyw'iore
wltliout tying; any une can drive her: Is perfectly gentle
and reliable in every way; she can trot in 2 :I5 or better today
; lias unlimited powers ni endurance; is a \ ery pleasunt
and prompt driver, and is warranted sounu a; d kind.
ML.U'K TKOTTINi. GELDING WILLIE K., foaled
1HIM. got by JL'l'ITEIt onlof KITT1E Ill/NT. 15 J* hands
high; one ol the steadiest and most reliable horses In the
city : has not ? fault or trick of any . ascription: a ladv or
child enn drive lilnt withlperfect safety; will stand without
tving; can trot in 2:38 sure, and is warranted sound and
kind.
t'llKBTNl'T TROTTING GELDING, loaled 1 Still, got by
TOllONTO CHIEF, dam a thoroughbred mare, 15)j han.ls
bigh ; it a ideasant. prompt slid true driver; no eatraorditiary
pole horse ; can bent 2 :4o sur , single or double ; is In
very respect a Hist class horse lor gentleman's road uso,
and is warruutcd sound and kind.
TllRhK HOKSKS AKK NOW ON KXIIIBITION at the
Mart, whero they can be seen and tried up to the time of
"ALSO TOP WAGON, POLE AND SHAFTS, by DUKKSUL'RY"
A NELSON, in perfect order and but little
nagd; lop NVagou. polo and slialts. by Hrewstar A Co. of
Hroome St.; si o no top Road Wagon, by Brewster A Go. top
Wagon, by Miner A Stevens, single Harness, by Wood Gib
sou; single Harness, by Halloo, and one by Kirns A Co.;
nut 01 una uouuio Harness, mantel*. nodes, whips, Ac., Ac
A~RCII." JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. ?OFT1OR AND
Auction Marl. If to 25 13th at., near University place.
AT AUCTION TO-MORl.OW .Kiel i>AY>, SEPTEMBER
2M. A' 10 O'CLOCK.
FAMILY ESTABLISH.\l KNT.?TEAM BROWN
Horses; lone manes aud talis, I j'4 hands. ? and years;
y kind and trua in all harness, Iran lioui vice; have been
5 used In city aud country be a private family; are in
H every way u first class and reliable team lor family, car
? rlace or any use; warranted sound, kind aud true. Set
? double Harness. Blankets. Whips, Ac.
r C'OL'I'E ROOKAWAY, CITY BUILT. IN GOOD
2 order.
Also,
ELEGANT TEAM KTEEL ORAY8, 15!^ HANDS,
~ 6years; kind and true Iti all harness. free from vice,
X trood traiellvrs, very haodeome aud atyiish; superior
< team for road or family use; warrauted sound, kind and
true.
TWENTY OTHER HOUSES, LANDAU LET S.
Coupes, Kockaways, top full sprinr and side bar
VYauona, Harness. Ac.
?second' iiand carriages.
A light circular front Rroiighiitn for 4 persons, our make;
Is In splendid order mm never re varnished; cost f l.rttAi; will
be sold veiy low to close an estate
Also
I-apdau, In Rural order, high wheels, our niakn.
Coach for city and countrv use : high wheel*,
ltockawsy lor S persons; sold by Brewster A Co.
Road Wagons of best city makers.
J. B. BREWSTER A CO-,
146 East 25th st.
Warehouse Sth an., and 21st st.
L'CTION UOI'KK OF AKcHJOHNSTOft!
IP. 21, 23 unci 25 13th st..
near University place.
. SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
F EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
O
fc ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
? FROM 24 UOUKS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
O THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST BELLA->
BLE HOUSE IN Tile. CITY.
as GENTLEMEN HAVINiTTlORSES OR CARRIAGES
to **11, or those wmhitijr to buy. will tSid our huninefls
J! continued on precisely the same strict aud honorable
l principles which have always characterised the dealings
I ??f our honse and won the restrict and cotitlilvtico of the
I business community u? wnll ii? thl pBbllt at largo.
A" RARE T;HAM;K TO BUY AT ANY SACIUPICK
the following property:?A very atyiiab bay Hume, 0
year* old ; warranted sound and kind; lias been lined as rued
and saddle boras by preaeut owner all summer; tup Wajun,
lop Phaeton, single llnrneas, Sleigh. Uolies ami Blankets.
Call and ride behind one of tbo beat roadsters in the city.
Mutual Club, lit-* Wert HIM at.
A'"-30 PKR CENT LESS THAN COflf"oK MANUTACV
tuie. Received from a bankrupt llrra a lot id Hue
leather top Kutgles at $125; riiaetoua, $120: Depot
Wagons, $140; Roekaways, fill); Harness, Sit to $20M;
Immense itnck ol Horse Blankets. some alttrli ly damaged,
at great bargains. JOHN Mlll)KK,;>7 Warren at.
ROAD 1IORSK. SIDiT HAlt ~ToP~ WAGON AND
llarnvaa innat be sold this week regardless of price.
Can be seen at lamb's stables, 4t'th at. and Lexington av.
T 11AL K ~ OOsT-H A N DSt iM K~ TOP SIDE RA"R
bar Wagon, with Brewster's improved springs, almost
new. 51 West 80th at,, near Broadway.
A ?sfl.o WILL BUY AN ELEGANT TOP IH GGY
(cu tfitjO); a beautiful Pony Pliueton, $175; a line lturlies?,
$40. Private stublo 13 West kTtli ?t
ik KLhGANT "'bhkwst'kk' "Lanuaulkt polk
andshalts; latest patent Improvement; used but a few
times; a bargain if you want to own a good one. 14()West
30th.
"a -10 BLHINBHH WAOONH. $?>" TO~$TSO~FOB
.express, grocers, butchers, bakers, milk, advertising delivery
wagons. Muuulaciory ggit vipritig st.
A?Pott SALE. PiVK HORSES. SUITABLE FOB
sany liusineie; price from $35 to $85. toy Wust 3d St.,
between Thompson and Sullivan.
A-Pok HAI.H, THK MOST ELEGANT PAIR OF
matched bay liorse* in city. 1V, bands, 7 ami ? years.
IUiI brothers; can trot iu*t : winanled sound ecd kind ami
etcellent under raddle: will be sold at sacrifice on account
or onner leaving city. Inquire lor I>r. VUIIINK'H team, I4U
Weal a dli at. .
A (iOOO CLARENCE, *450 AND 1300; NEW HTYLB
a YCuacb. cheap : tlx seat Phaeton, half price; new and second
band Kuggie* and Wagons. 4MJ lid sr.
ri.Nt TURNOUT?!lANDSOMK~~BAY PONY, TOP
pony Pbaetou, Flue Harness; groat bargain. 5 West
Idili st.
?FOUR F OS 1NE Sri IIOK.H f: S FOR FARMING,
.truck, baker or grocer. Apply at 37 Great .loner st.
A PONY BUILT HORSE; TEAM OF OTHER IIOK8EH;
separate or together; #45, #75, #00. 11 llcrter st.
All kinds of family carriages, best
quality, lowest prices.
J. OLYKR A CO., .MX Broadway.
Bargain.?ooon horse, light business
Wagon and Harness, FIliO; Horse and buteber Cart, $7u
:.7."i West null.
Biiautiful~boan horakTfaht and "splendid
under raddle, tide bar lop Wagon and sat liarneae,
Matiy new, lor ralo chcnji Vm tu sr.
Bay ii<ill II., i&V II an lis , GOOD FOR ROAD OB
raddle ; .mil. lAAfc A l)A\ Irt. 114 Wert pith ,t.
RvrgaIN leather TOP ttlDB BAB WAGON,
#IU3: tine Harness, #40; Trot tar, $ ISO. Private stab.a
4? Ksst iSih ft. a
/1 arri agk.s and road wagons, exclusively
VJof our own nianulacture ; a stork unequalled In extent
auu quality Is now nfrrtl at onr wa<eraunit,
6tb nv? corner lUlist.
Strangers visiting the city sre reminded tbnt we bare no
relath n? with a Joint stock company organised andor a similar
name.
RRF.WKTER A CO., or Broome it.
Factory, Sroadaky and nth ?t.
1 A VERY DlisCRIP j'lON O? FAMILY iMKiUAUBft?
!ibest quality ; lowest luauuiaclnrer' s prices.
FLOWERS A UILL, o54 Broadway.
ERA1
SHEET.
HOllSKS. CAIl RIV(.M. ?(.
Prion BALK?A UOl'Bl.h tkri'k " sfltosu A.N'D
c??od; price moderate ('an ho *e.*n ul 14*2 hi?c\ ?i
uiir sai-k-a hauuain-v srYMsii bLack
r Wune, iiarne-o ami full spring leather Ion Wagon. Ml- |
vera* huild. nearly now and now in perfect order; the hoi*
ia perfectly aound. ir*ntle, S year* old. line traveller and
driven tnoaily hy a lady the preaoni aeaaou. Inquire of the
owner, ha*t 57th at.
trum svi.K -two kink iiormkm, rwo ginolk
I1 Truck*. Ilarueaa and tinod Will of Work in a wtdle-tu ?lUhed
produce coutnnaaiou bu?ioei? uoar W?tbini;tun liar*
kct Addresa, for particular*, (J., hoi lot Herald office.
rpou SAI.K?A 1'Al It OF I'AKRIAI.K HORHKH, Sl'lT
I ahir lor >4 private family ; soaud. kind and M>li?h ilriv* ,
i er* : will bo sold tor one-half 1 heir value. Ill^ulr* lorJOlIN
! UlNii. ul Parley's stable, 110 West S3d at., where thejr van |
| be X'LM).
E*OK UIi BROWX UORHlT 0 YKAKH OLD. 1
I M4I1, warranted aound; also nice Pony. 302 Washing- i
lou at.
EpOE SALE THREE GOOD ffoRKKSl SUIT BUS!
r neaa, cart o;*oxpress; one takt traveller. und S7.%; no i
top Hum. 1.0 pound Koad Wagon and 11 urne** cheap. 2l'? I
Weal '2Stfi at
CHIR VIM TWO IKl'CK OR UAKT HORSES, IS
r liandf lit|c?i. 6 yeara old; aold for want of work; wai- '
ranted; trial given. ojio Wo at loth a*.
IJIOR 5 VI.h SA. Ill KM K. TWO IIRAVI TRUCK OR
rait Horsta; 7 yeurs ; wart anted ; also cheap young Mare, I
| I.* hands; l.?& Christopher aireot.
?*OR SALE *iu:vi\ SBSoj LaNDAU BY MIXER
and Stovriia ; in splendid order. Apply at 47 East ti'Jd I
it.. Mar Madison .iv.
hJOR s \Le -sol Mi YOUNG HORHK AND BUTCHER !
Cart. *26* lOtb av.
| TJW?ii BALE ORB HIDE MAR TOP WAOON AND TWO !
| r ne top iioad Wagons, very low. at JilH West -7th at.
. woii salk?iioicsl: and light top~wagon and j
! r 11 erne**, cheap. At 1183 Bowery.
IpOR s \ 1,1'. t'IIE vP A ROAN BARB, i55 HARDS
i r high, suitable tor doctor; a superior road heme. Can bo j
aeon until Bold at fiU l?t at., iu feed store
(' *1 UK AT HA 17 III K|C E. ? HO K S K ~ SLIT THICK UK
Ti'iirt. I^HiT, Canadian I'eny.fHfi; Home. $40 4 Tilt av.
T1 ASDSOMK BAY MAKK. 7 Y IS A I CS i?Ll). H>, HAN DS
I I 1 high . perfectly quiet to ride or drive; warranted kuuiid.
I Applv ?it livery stable, 17 East 'UHh at.
HOUSi-.S BOARDBD KAI.I. AND WINTKIt?AT
Prospect Perm. Caldwell, New Jersey; care by experi{
enced and skiltul horsemen ; Colta broken ; I lorrnis trained.
, Address ? . M. UAilUlSON, Proprietor. 1*21 Franklin Ml.,
New York. |
FAL18ADE MOUNTAIN IIOU8K~S'FAlii7K?C?SV.VKX
miles Ireui 4-d st. ferry. New York; gentlemen's Horse*
wintered at reasonable rajes: good rare ; first rluss accernin
'd.it iwitv TAYLOR x STEVlKri. Knglewood, N. J.
FKIVATK OWNERS ONLY -SELLING BEST MAK
era* Carriage, nearly new, at great loa?; send *ue,
tinker's name, lowest price, particulars. CAS 11 CL'STOMKR,
Herald office.
1>HIV ATI-: BTaJILE TO LKT?THE WHOLE Oil PART;
every convenience fix stalls ; extra carriage room ; uico
vuril .lnnlv Ml 4T."? 4th av rnrnur wl
PONY FOR 8 ALB?AT A (i UK AT BARGAIN: HAND
souieat in tlie city. THOMPSON, 13tt East 13th at.
R~emova~u
WOOD BROTHERS,
Carriage Manilla-Hirers,
have removed tha entrance of their WHrerooma from 740
Broadway to the rear of their preiniaea.
Noil. 40, .'>1 and 53 l.afavette place, where, with
diminished expense*,
they are prepared to tell their stuck ot ilniahed Carriage* at
irreatly reduced prices.
Three Carriages were made lor thia season's mile, of the
beat material and unsurpassed workmanship. and eoinpriso
every etyle of pleasure carriage. WOOD BROTHERS, No*.
40, 51 anil 53 Lafayette tiiaoe, rear of tliclr old atund, next
door to A?tor plaee ami 8th at.
KtciiAllD WALTERS' SOSST AUCTIONEERS?
Mortgage tale?Will sell Saturday. Septoinber 3 i, at
10,'a o'clock, at aalearootn 37 East Hrmidway,
4II parses,
5 Clarences,
5 sets of double Harnett. 0 Horses.
Sale positive. H J. It81LLT. Attorney.
STAHI E TO LET-CONTAINING TWO SIAI1.S A.ND
all tnodrru improvetueuts; rootnt for coachman's family.
133 East 1 tit it at.
QECONb~HAND.-3 LANDAl'LKTS. t'tTAcTCiTT:LAR10
utices, 3-borse Coupe, 3 six seat Rockaways, 3 < -upo
Rocknways, 4 and ti seat I'haelous, hoop front pony I'linelon.
2 top pony I'haetoua. 3d top road Wagons, 3 no lop
Wagous, double set and a slnirle set of coupo llarnesa
A. S. KLANDKU". t arrlage llullder,
373 and 374 Broome it.,
old ttaud of Brewster ,t Co.
SECOND HAND LA N I)A I.'LET. IN KINK ORDER;
very light l.audau. in line order; several Coupes mid
Coupe ltockawaya, olio Doctor's 1'haetou, six-teat Kockasrays,
four light Coaches, several sots of second hand Harness.
311 top and open Wagons, hv city makers, at prices to
suit the times. WM. II. GRAY, 3D and 32 Woosler at.
STABLE OR PART OK STABLE TO LET?NINE
stalls; carriage room lor two establishments; two suits of
rooms for coachmen : rent moderate. 17 West 14th st.
O APKIK1CK.-?1 ?> FOR PONY. ' EXPRESS WAGON.
011 am ess. worth $350; two Horses, lit coupe or trucking;
top Express Wagou. 137 7th av.
f|T0 LET?SOMK~"FIRST CLASS BRICK STAItLES.
JL also single Stalls, in Watts and (Irand sis., near Canal;
room for carts. Inquire of II. OSTRANDKR, mil Canal st.
Track sulkies in all weighis. emiiracino
Inipruveniauls which have h. en terted aud ludorsed during
the summer by the best drivers in the country; stylo aud
Quality unsurpase'od: factory, Broadway aud 47tli st.
BREW'STKR & CO . of Broome st.
WANTED?TO HIRE. A HORSE 11IAT CAN SHOW
three minuteinr better; alio llutyy, Address II. II. II.,
Jtrtey City I'ost office.
WANTED?A SECOND HAND ONK-IIOKSK DEPOT
Wagon. top; must be very cheap. Address box 4t>4.
Al t 1 - ?TUtlTTKK SOUND AND KIND; oax~tkot
: will show time. Liquor store, coruer
4lli hv. slid :28th at.
djTrrr ?A STYLISH FOUR WIIKKL DOIJ CART Oil' I
?PL I ?i.T Cart. shilling tup. reversible seat, platform
springs. pole and shxtts, by good eltv maker; Just the thing
lor the races ; dirt cheap. 14'J East 41st at.
iioi hen, ihhims, jw., wanted,
lit this Cliv sasssl iirooltlvit.
A LADY WANTS A FURNISHED LODGING
Room. Address, stating terms and location, C. M. C ,
Herald t'ptosvu Branch office.
LADY" ~WJt NTS A SMALL ROOM FOR STOR
Iok haggago, tor a fear weeks. Address, giving terms
and location, TKAVKLLKR, Herald Uptown Branch
office
LARGE FURNISHED lioCSK WANTED UNTIL
May I ; location desired below Both st. ; rent about $4'*>
par month. J. 0. CLINTON, M Liberty si.
F.NTLKMAN WANTS WOOD VUIINISII EI> ROOM,
Teasy of accoss; no questions to be asked ; first or second
floor; location respectable. Address CAREFUL, Herald
office.
j T)HYMICfAN'd OFKICK?BETWEEN ~JBD. 3*D. 4TII
J and Oth avt; moderate rent; specify room and lowest
j price. DOCTOR. 4 West 2Sth st.
( DTliltK WANTKD?1N A BUSINESS NEIOUROK"
iniood; reasonable rent; rrspondble parties. Address
RIi.'llAI'DS. station E. *th av.
"Wanted- hy~a oon s uLTino physician, the
it use ol a I'arlor twice a week a few hours of tbo day;
must l>e on or near fflh av., between J4lh aud 34th ats. Address
B. SANCHEZ, Brook!rn, N. Y
\\J ANTED?BY' A FAMILY (if TWO. A THREE
ii tlory brown stone House. ttnlurnlslied, with nil mod
eru improvements, located between -obi and oUlli sis.. Lexinutou
to Hlb hvs. ; location must lie strictly respectable.
Address, with lull particulars. i, ii.. bos i'ji llerald nlllce.
W'aNTkIi?HC'KSlsHKl) iTofsIC Wi1l: iik iiivXKrs
board pnrt rent: privilege of other boarders; stele
particulars. Address KhLlAUl.E, box 114 Humid iirancli
office.
Wanted?a ~rURXI8HSO or ir.nj runisiiki?
House, where owners will loisnl out ill or purt rent;
also, lluuee, from 0l,iM> to $ll,t* *); private litmilr.
JACOB V D. WrOEUPK, :.0 und 11 I'ino ?t. I
\\*ANThn-nv KamiI-V, (IKNTlrmaX wirS anh j
I YY baby, n furuislied House, for s year or no.re, east of
| lirosduray and wost of lid sr., below 4i'd st.; not over ?l.t4"H.
I l.HID I'ost ofllee. (
W' "TNTKII-IN I;Iion >KftVnBIialiooi)~ WEST ]
side, furnished Kooms for liuiiseKespint;. for suisll, !
i quiet family: good reierotices; tortus must lis tnodeiHtu.
[ Address. 11 -sininir price and particulars, I,. W.. Herald olliee.
WANTKD--A Kl'liLY TURN i-SII Kl> HOUSE."tIFh
; rent to >o tulcon in Hoard. A II . 1H4 West -tltli st.
ABTEO? A WRIiL rVSKliHRO HOt'jIK, it l "
twesu IDth and Xith sts., 4tli and liib avs. Address
TENANT. 140 Bast 17th ?t
TITANTKD?A MICKI.Y KUKNTsmED UOU0K. IS tut
YY 14 rooms, north of Washington s |iiare and wntt ol hex- I
Inirton av., at about $l-'i > per month, till May or Jnne; latuliy
vary careful and entire rent will be paid In advance If
any object. Address r. It. S., box -Ml.! llerald olliee.
TV"anthh?hv a fflMULK ukmi.kman. irwo rrit '
YY ulshed Kooms. betweeu th and -ttli avs. and IHtli nn I
4Hth sts., for a year or terin of years; onlv Hrsl clans acotit nndatlons
wanted. Address, stating term i, I). S., llerald
office.
TITAATKD?BY A LADY, AN UNPt KNItHIKD BOOM.
YY except carpet , must be below Jtith si., and east of Htb
ay. Addrtas 0. K , Herald Uptown Itranrh ortlre.
ANTKO-a" ROOM am) IIEHKOOM, UNFI Kuislied.
except earneta, wltli lioaril lor three adults,
where larully would lake rome fiirniiurc in exchamre lor
board. Address I MM KDIATK, Herald Uptown office.
WANTED TO RENT?A STOKE. EDITABLE FOB
the cigar and tobacco business , tltli av. below IMtli st.,
r. 1 a.l.t,... I'lltAU UlVI I'll'TI llklt il,.r?i.l
office.
WTMTF.D?WKLL LIGHTED ROOM. WITH HTK AM :
power, U5kM, f?>r IIufit machine work ; heated by Meant
preferred. Addrex MACHINE IIUHINtH.'*, Ilereld Lpiowu
office.
Wavtku to"iirv < iiK.vr rnu cash, a rtn?
niched rent not to exceed $30 a uiontli. Addre?a
Cash, Herald Uptown olflce.
WANTED-AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR, OR FLAT
ofH or 7 rooms In dealrable neighborhood. betwern Itli
aud Milt era., Itleeeacr aud j:id ate.: price not m exceed
Addreaa, Mating particulars, AUUL'I'M. box liiii llerald
office.
|XT ANTED - R Y A <1 EN T I, bid AX A MO WIFE. AFUR I
v? oiaked or unliimiahed Floor In a private lioeito or a Flat !
In Hr?t claaa bulldlnx; price mint !> reaaonable; loceiiott
between 4tli and tlth ava., i id and -Pnli eta. Addreaa S. O. I'.,
box IHM llerald Uptown Mrencli office.
nSTRIITKM.
AN KXI'KKIr.M Kl) CLASSICAL AN I> M t i ll h .M A I
leal tcaener, rlaaecal gold nicdalllat ol foreign unlvrra
ily, deairea private nupila; preparer lor college, Kiigllah
or American ; liiobeat city reference. Ailtiroaa TEACHER,
box Iflr llerald Uptown office. l.iiHo Broadway.
Ml MM It. I) DoUKMUS, MKOPENri IIKK day SCHOOL
lor young ladiea and ehildron. October it, at 47 kaat Jltt
it.
RAOTIOAL LKhMONs" Tx Fit KM CM, F RO M A'lfei
per month . converaatlon; no ifraniinar ret|Uired. French
Froleaeuf, l.lhj Broadway.
TwcToTki,m "umikit 7o~wanteirTr~A~ci.KUiiYman'a
family, one hour Irom city; location very healthfill
. parental anpervlalon ; plentiful table ;$ ,0 per quarter, I
Addreaa FaTIKXUK. Herald office.
WANTED?A pAUImTAn i.adv to teach unk
hour daily city school. Addreaa COiU'ETKNT, UeralU
Uptown Branch office.
L. D.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
, DRY <RHU>?.
| J A C. JOHNSTON'. ^
iirliuiiwiv. 6ti? 4% m.i! :V.'d i?t.,
[ t Invite llieir p.ititiiik hiiJ tU?? |#obiio
tu tlieir
opcain; litis
M|
Frjnoh O-.stuinet,
Suiti.
Cloak* und
!
TWO* IMPORT Kli ELEGANT SATIN HALL !?KKS?K8
fur sole cheap; one i? white. the other preen satin, ,i.ib
trimmings; aLw one I'oioti.ilso ; li ire been worn only oma.
Applicants plouvfl ad* ire** IM PORTVflo.N, llcrn'ij itflicc.
.iiiLUVKia a.11* Ditr:ss>i\ivii\o.
At POLAND .1 Si*I Kit'S, M ANrKACTUHKR.il
Ostrich Km?tber Triuimiiiu. <i74 tod 217V Uunal ?t., Job*
burs Vi.ll ||:? i .1 i. :. i * I?I HMertttKbl
4 ?MARIK TILMAN' OK PARIS, OPK.NS ELEGANT
1 \ Paris Mlllimry to -day. 4-'l Otb av., near 2ttth st. (lata
lllchuVe).
I > I n N. GREAT I \LL OPKNING OF Mil LINKftt
I >thi* dav hi our new More ami show rooms 1MJ7 tUU av.,
k'lwtoi) lHtli ami 1 ! (tk sis. Please call.
TOALL OPENING OK "
trimmed Bonnets and round Hat*.
Infants' and children!* Kurdishing Goods
und other Noveltie*.
Thursday, September 2H.
K A MORRISON",
SUM Hronduiiy, between I'.Rb and '.Dili sis.
Mvison Walton, hg-j uroadwav. aiiove union
square ?Open to-day; novelties in Bonnet* and Round
llats: also the Polo Nat*.
PARIS MILLINERY NCR 7 WEST SVpfi Ml/f.K.
KI.ISK COl l?KN, successor to Mine. Kerrero. bus Just
returned from Paris with an exquisite election of fail and
winter I! Jimets, which will be displaced at her select opening
on Thursday, October 5. Invitation cards will be duly
scut to all customers and patrons oi Mine. Kerrero.
PUilPDSi.A.
P KEYSTONE*"
u<
UrlndstoM
? I?"?
Machinery,
Farui Laud,
Manufactured Stock,
nod
(iood Will of tha limine**
of
WORTUINOTON* A SONS
In Ohio and Michigan,
for tals l>y tond.-r.
Tlia executors and oxecutrlx of (lie late John Worthing*
ton offer for nale lii< vnluatilo t^nnrrion, I'luut, Farm Land,
.Manufactured mid* on hand. und the Uood tVlil of the
biutueu In Ohio and Michigan. and will, up to thu
lHth October, 1870,
receive lender* for tho purchase of the wliole. or portion*
thereof. Tenders to ho uddruaicd to "Walter 8, Loe.
lorouio, i Hiiiuu.
Tli? extensive business of Worthington <fc Son, a* quarrymoti
and manufacture of block and grindstone, has bee?
carried on lor twenty-one yearn, aud i- now in full operation,
extending over tlio rimed States mid Canada. Their chain
of quarries, equipped with all the modern improvements in
tool* ami machinery, and their railroad privileges aud docks,
afford unsurpassed facilities for prmfu tton uud shipment.
Thai they manufactured and ho d in oue year (in addition
to block iitonei fourteen thoiiHaud eight hundred and twentyfine
tons of grindstone*, p-obably the Urgent quantity
shipped in one year by any ?. riudatoiie com era in the world,
given an idea of the extent of their resources aud their
business. The quarries are all in the mom favor'able situation
lor transportation purposes, and the machinery the
most approved aud iu the bent o! order.
Lint of a few ot the buildings erected with Amherst and
Brownhohn sandstone from these quarriesCustom House
and Post <lllice, Sandusky, < fhlo; Court House, Saving* Hank,
National Hank tiiiiidinus, Cleveland; iioody House, Toledo;
i ity Hall. Moffat's Block. Wayne County Hank, Detroit,
Mich.; Capitol Building, Lansing; W. U. Fargo'* dwelling,
Buffalo; Bowers' Block. Rochester; UatiK Block, Syracuse;
Statu Capitol (interior work), Albauv; Custom House mid
I'ost Otticc, Ogdeiisburg; Voting Men's Chrisliati Assocta*
| tiou, Jewish Synagogue, Jones' Block. 5th av., fiPth si.,
I Brooks Bros.' clothing house. \V. 11 Actor's houses, Madison .
av.. New York; Prospect Park stone work, Brooklyn; United
States Court and Post Office, Trenton. X. J.; Princeton CoiI
lege, Elisabeth, X. J.; Academy of fine Arts, Agricultu.nl
I College, Philadelphia; TiIntty t'olleg Buildings, Hartford,
Conn.; University Buildings. hasten. Pa., Paltiior Hotel,
Pacific Hotel, Bryan Block. H onoru Block. Makino Hotel,
Chicago; Board of Trade Buildings. Peoria; Bank Building,
Kockford; Custom House uud i'ost Office. London. Ontario;
Custom House and Post Oftic?, 1). Mclmios A Co.'s store,
iiumllion. Custom llouse, University of Toronto, Examining
Warehouse, St. James' Cathedral, Toronto; Parliament
Buildings, Ottawa; Windsor Hotel, Mmilson'g
Bauk, Montreal; Mr. McUrecvy's residence, Queben,
Ilrownholm, Ohio.?(I.) Tuis quarry is situated about 35
mile- from Clevelaud, miles from Amherst aud 2o in ilea
from Sandusky: Ih connected by u Hiding with the main line
of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railways, and by
a switch with a dock at Veriuilliou, on Lako Erie; Is fully
equipped and gives employment to 14.r> men. It coutalne
about ift acres, comprised of lots Num. 27 and 2S, in Brownhelm
township, Ijoraine county, togothar with the necetsury
rigiits of way for railway purposes.
The equipment c insists ot three steam engines and boilers
uud one horse power, operating seven steam derrick#
aud one horse power derrick, which are all rigged lor hoisting
with wire rope; one horse power hoisting gear, seven
steam power hoisting gears, a blacksmith's shop with tools,
; an office, tool house, carpenter's bonne, a ntouo dwelling
I hiniiii a Mittnn burn, wagon fthtnJ. corn house, thirteen doubln
hnti*i*v, two of stone milleleven of wood; nix wooden huuxi,
stout* amble, accommodating tliirtcon borne*. About 14
acres ?ro In buy ami pasture.
(2. i Tho residue ot * term of 20 year* lq * quarry ten**,
dated Dili Mar, 1865, of tlio N. K. part of lot 45, containing
seven or uight acres, kuowu a* the IIaeon Quarry.
CI.) The right, title and Interest of tho late John WorthInitt'in
in part of lot 2. containing 10 acres, more or leae.
Known a* the Farucsworth (Juarry.
Vermillion, Ohio. ? (4.) Tin* harbor on Lake Brie haa bees
dredged. and alforila a dcrilh of wiitor umple to float any
vessel on the lakes. The dock propertr consists of water
lots Nos. 2111,214, 2Io, 2141.217 and 218; the nceeasary
I rights of way for railway purposes, and 2tk) feat of solid
dock. It is equipped wltti three steam derricks, with steel
wire rope, nil engine and boiler, throe hoisting gears and
building. an ottiuc. a boom holster, a horse, Ac.
Ci.) Village Lot 22ti, fronting on Toledo street, being
57'^* OH.
(u) Water Lot, containing about of an acre, commencing
at the northeast corner of the river bridge abutment
and r'lulling IHUxLVl.
Amherst, Olio.?(7.) This quarry, formerly called the llell
tjnarry, is about 2l? miles from itrownhrliu, something over
a mile northeast of Amherst Village, and is connected with
the Luke Shore anil Michigan Southern Kallroad by a
switch. It produces every grit known In Northern Onto,
and is excelled by nono us a grindstone quarry. It it ineda
up of portions of lens oil and Oil in Amherst l ownsulp, and
contains about 22 acres. Tbu entire machinery haa been in
use only ii Tew years, and la In good order.
(8.; llutluess Oflioe at North Amherst and Contents.
i'.i.' The residue of a term of Ik* rear* in a lease from
Henry Mertlio and w ife to John Wnrthlmctmi of portion of
Lot ri in amherst Township, containing tlireu acres.
Michigan yuarry.? (in ' This contains about lt?5 acres,
at Urludstono lllty. Huron county, Michigan, In towushlp
It', north of range 12. east. It is about six miles from Fort
Austin. The product I- the flue-l cutlery stone tound in the
l ulled States For fanners' use this stone has no oqual,
mid limit a ready tale throughout tho lulled State* ami
Canada.
The machinery, dock, huildinu*. houses. Ac., are new and
in the best condition. A sail rein underlie* the whole property
there is a dock I.WK) feet long, with an average
wiilth of 25 feet, hating upon It a store warehouse, 5ttx20
leet. t
_ -'be good will of the business and the manutaotured stock
on hand will also he sold.
Further particulars, pamphlets, with plan*, photographs
abstract* ut title may be had on up Ileal! n to T. \V. Hay,
ami. > > New st.. between 2 and 4 I'. M.. New York:lluiebin*
A Campbell, Cleveland; Foster, McWilllams A
Clarke, Toronto, and to
saNUKI. I'LaTT, I Executrix,
JOII \ McIiKaN, I Toronto,
M A ItV WuflTIIINOTON.J Canada.
IJROPOSAI.S XVILI, 1th, KKCK1VKU UP TO DKUKM,
er I, IH7U, by tin* trustees of the .Now York anil KrooKlyn
Hrhlno, ot their nltlce, lil XVaii *t.. Brooklyn, N". Y..
for the niauuiacture .mil delivery of 3,4m(net tons of No. 8
ItslvanlsO.I steel coble wire, to be uteil in ilio construction
of the main cables ot the Kast itivrr Suspension Krlilito.
Printed speclllcatloiis coiitainintc hid liilorroattou will bo
turinsliod iipmii upplleatiou to this olhce.
XV. a. isUKHLI Ml. Chief Knynncor
POST UVKICK NOi'lCis.
ptJrtTOKKIUh NOTICE.-Ill K holt hlil.N MAIL* CO it
X the neok ending riAiurday, September d >tti% will
clone lit thin ? flics on Tuesday nt A. M., for Europe per
kteuuier VI Itcoliilli vm ^ueiMol ?wii; On VWduetd av til VI A.
M., tor Europe (if.r it??iiiur Hrvtbia via IJoeovistowu: on
Thursday At 11:H? A. M., lor Kuropa per *tcAiu??r Snevia
via l#|?mouth, Cherbourg and liemburtr; on SAtuniAjr aft
11 :lll) A. .M.. for Europe per etcatner t'ity of Rlcliinona via
Oueefitowai cormepoiidcaca for Hcotltud, liarmutuy Atid
trance to bo forwarded by thin Mlemoer *nu?t bo toicclnlly
addressed; nu?l At II if! A M., lor (formally, Sweden. I>eu
murk oml Norway per steamer llhein via Southampton wad
iirenipn; and at 11 .;?> A. M , lor Scotland direct per atenolol
V ictoria vIa Hlaatfow. at iJ M. tor Franco direct pel
steamer til. Germain vIa Havre; the strainer* \Yi*con*in,
ScytlilA And City of riicutnond will not take mail* lor lienmark,
Sweden and Norway. Tuc mall* lor the West Indies vii
HcrtuuiU and Hi. Thomas will leave New York >eplembai
2H. 1 lie mail* lor China, Ac., will leave Sail KraiaclnCS
October I. The malls lor Australia. ?Vc . will leave San
Francisco October II. T. h. JAJdKH, row master.
UA.%Cft.iU liCADKMiMk.
A? SAUWKS' UX.NCiMi OLA strilss. ItHfNSWl'JIi
.11*11. V. West 3 ht si. Mitsonie Hall, 114 Last 13th el. {
Hievui.rt llall. l.V? Kast .'.4th si. PRIVATE LKSSONS any
hour. CI Kill,' I. A ICS at private ai-adriny if 12 Kast lltli ?t.
ALLEN DOUWORTII'S DAXCINO SCHOOL,
removod in No. lisl ;>ih av., com me nc.s ou Saturday,
October 7. for n art i colors semi for circular.
\T KKRNAN'DO'S DANCINO ACADEMIES. NOW ,
upon. .Villi st., iMiriier :hl av. (hank bmiittiiir).? ror circalars
address private academy. .*i7 Kast rnnii at. l'rlvate Instriictlon
at anv hour. Reception every Thiireday. In nrdei
til have them select I have Issn.i! Invitation tickets. No pep
soil admitted without presett'lnx the same Willi tny sipuft.
t?rc. T. PKKNiNLHI.
A?CART IK It* HANCINii ACADEMY. PLIMPTON'S
.Building, Stuyvesant anil Uth sis. ?Private leatoua any
hour; glide. double glide and Newport specialties
t T XI A US' ACADEMY OK HAM'INll. JStt BI.RKCKRR
i\?t. I'iipi>a t?n attend itl thuit own cutivonUnc*. it??4 I
for rlrcultr.
MIL TUC.MIK'HTI'AITkmy OF danoiniT
l.jrrit 11*11, tHIi nr., Ke??rvoir io|ll?r?.
l.?inon? Motrin)*, Tui'itlu)*, i'liurrdityt mid Hitnrdlfk
I'aplli mt?nrt ?t their eonvenUnca. ? ? clrenlar.
K1 KS AN0 KAIIS.
A" ' 'RTlFlCiAL ' III'MAN KYKH. Ph'HIOlTWaRI
IinoortKl onri. mndc m order and inserted without Mi*,
1 lit. K. BAtCU nud V. WOtli'iBVAMM. 3d biWMker M.

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