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A. PtlW 1TURE* AT DKORAAr % COCHRAKE'S, 162 and 154 Weii 23<1 it , Utwfnn 6th and 7th kvi., hnTiug on hand a*vcry large and various stock of PttrBitaw. Chamber. Dicing Koon, CQmnuv and fiftur, suitable to all circuinslmtces. ot our own manufacture, which can be lull/ guaranteed, and being desirous of reducing slock, we otter toodti at the following low prices;? Walnut Bedsteads Jf6 W alnut Bureaus, marble top I* Dressing Cases Fainted Rots 10 Side Boards, tnarbie top Jf" Kxteusion Tablet 0 Parlor Sets, all wool reps 55 Parlor Seta, walnut and gilt in satin 13U All the material used is of the best and well male. 162 and 154 West 23d St., Between ttih and 7th a vs. Al. ?GREAT BARGAINS In Parlor, Library, Dining Room anil Ckamb*.' rinlMN, Pl*r and Mantel Glasses. Lambrequins, Cornices, Bedding. Ac., at prices never before offered, for una weak only, at the large and well known manufacturer., DKGRaAF A TAYLOR'S, 87 and 89 Bowery, 65 Cbry.tie ?t., 13'J and 133 Heater at.. New York, all under one roof. Walnut Parfor Sniti, ecren piecea, hair cloth, repa or ?atin, 825. $31), $45 and 860 Walnut Chamber Dressing ' aso Sulta, marble topa, $50, 855,860, $70 nnd 810o. Pine Painted Suite, eight piece., 818, 8-5, 830 and 840. Ba.t Hair Mattresies and Feather Pillow*, at prlcaa that defy competition. DKGRAAF A TAYLOR, main entrance 87 Bowery. A PRIVATE family, RESIDING at 130 WEST 23d >t.. between 6th and 7tli ava.. going abroad will sell to ca.ii purchaser a magnificent richly carved aatln par lor Suit, 14 pieces, coat 81,200. lur $-25; una do., $175; Vienna marble Tables, Etagerea liromea. Sue Oil Paint ing., Chamber Sets, wilh dre.tlug cases. f5n up; Turkl.h Met $luO; rep. .el, $40. Hon.. rates. Book., Buffet, two Extrusion Table, 'one 14 fret). Chairs In leather. Carpet., Clock., Ornament., Spring ll.lr Mattress., anil other house hold good* too numerous to detail. N. B. ? Must no sold. Call ou Monday. K. GAY. A T THE FURNITURE AM) CARPET HOUSE OF GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway, GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway, all the new and de.irable ityle.oftiue Furniture, Carpet*, Mirror*, ipriug and parlor Beds, pnre hair Mattr**.**, Ac,, at reduced prices itnd on liberal terms of payment. Special terms for tnrnisiiiiig French flatu ^ ? A.?A.?A.? 1826. E.tablislied 50 year*. Furniture, good, reliable, well ma'do Furniture, **lling be low coat, at the old established hou.es of WM. II. LEE, 19G and 201 Fnlton at., near Greenwich it., and 277 Canal at., nsar Broadway. Call before purchasing. WM. H. LEE. A ?HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOB ?ale; consists Parlor and Drawing Room Suits, Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture, Steinwsy Pianoforte, 82UO, Paintings. Broores, Hed-llng; rep >ult, $85: Carpet., Ac.; mu.t be sold. Call, today or Mnndav, private real deuce No. 47 West IHtli ?t.. to-tween Sth and nth ?... MAGNIFICENT PARLOR >UIT, WITH COVERS, . I arc M Irror at sacrifice ; stored. 245 10th av. PICK II ARD 1' KXlK.xStON SOFA BED WaNTKD ?4 reel 4 or 4.6; mu.t bo iu good order. Address B., boi 123 Herald Uptown office. A TTBNTIOS CaSFkTS: UAKPKTSl THE IIIUIIBSI _lp it'o ptid in chmIi tor secoml nntid Cirpeh, by calling 01 addressing M. AHUAli AMS, 257 7lh iv. Ordcra promptly attended to. a; a UCTICttf BOOMS, 211 EAST 13T1I ST.?ONE NEW dickering and one Stein way Pianoforte, handa^uio Mirrors, Parlor Suits. Bedr nxn Seta, Bed*, Bedding, Ac., at private sale at auction prices. ALAH(iE ASSORTMENT OF UAKPKT8, FURNI ture and Bedding at O'FARRKLL'S lalearooma, 41(>8ih ?v.. between 30th and J 1st ats. Payments taken weekly or Monthly. FASHION*ABLE PARI OK SLIT FOR $85; COST L$250. JO Kail 13th, near 5tii av. Art'TIoV ROOMS. 22 EAST I3TII. BARGAINS household Furniture; private tale; 'Miction pricea. Hue Sideboard, Dressing CiMt and Parlor Suits. D ESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE. new and second hand, for sale low. FRANK CLaKK, lt> Cortlandt ?t., near Broadway. F UKNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, AC. Great Reduction in Pricrtl Parlor Salt*, from $30 upward. Enamelled Chamber Suits, (nun 817 up ? Walnut Chamber Suits, from $3 upward Tapestry Carpet, I rum St a yard up. Ingrain Carpet, Irom 35c. a'yerd up. Oilcloth, from 85c. a yard up. D. KKLLY. 512 and 514 Sth ay., corner 3<tth at. F0KNITURR.-K.)K s.I.K, AS ELEGANT black walnut Buffet and Extension, cost $525, end a line Cylin der Desk, cost $250, ill <6 which will be sold ut a great sac rlB< e. Apply Sa 34 Ka.t 4lh at. F URN ITU RE, IIOl'SKilOLD GOODS, ORNAMENTS, .to . private sale, auction price*. Packed cheap Hon rs Investigate. All treated politely. N B ? Best loeatiou for kulck sales M h. FAVOR'S auction house, 13 East 14th. B30R SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (NOW ON storage), sufficient for a small family. Address W. J. E.. box 164 New York Post office. FOR SALE?TWO BLACK '?V VlNUT FRAME MAN' Mirror. ? feet long ? re, t wide, at a great sacrifice. |uire all lue week. 1-3 East 17th at. or FURNITURE MAX UFACTURE RS, 104 AND 10(1 WEST 14TO ST., between 6th ind 7th ??., one <loor wait ol 14th it. Six large (inroonn loll of samplee. Do not fell to examine tbli atoak nnd prices before buying. BASTLAKE end ell tbe leteat novelties M low na ordinary furniture, vie. Solid welnut end ash? Katilake Hadroom Suite 67 1 Kelt I eke Sideboards 10 Kestlaka Dining Chairs, In leather .... 7 Pelnteil Bedroom Suits ; 10 Tarlor Suite, well roede 55 Ac., Ac., Ac. ?BCY OF THE MAKER AND MAKE BY IT." GEORGE C. FLINT A CO., 104 end 106 WEST I4TII ST., OPPOSITE TUB LYCEUM THEATRE. Largest stock and lowest prices for fur. nlturi' and Carpet* for ceah or libnrel terms of payment et t'OWI'EKTII WAIT'S, 155 and 157 Chatham tt. Thir teen large warerootna Misfit carpets, oilcloths and mattings very cheap et the old piece, 112 Fulton at. ; explanatory eirenlar sent free. J. A. HENDALL. PARI.iiIt SET. CHEAP. ?ALSO MAONIFICKNT ROSE, wood Pienolurte, coat $UO) laat Juno, for 82U0. Cell res idence SO Kekt'Hth rt. P AIII.I Hi BEDS. PARLOR BEDS. AT SMITH'S, 816 Broadway. near 12th it. Cash or Instalments Parties declining housekkepino address imtaedlateljr PErsKR, 39S 7th nv. Highest prices paid tar Cerpets, Furniture, Pianos, Hooka. Bedding. The entire firmti iik of a frexcii flat far tele?Price $50". Address ROSS, lleraul office. w akken ward a co. offer their Urge and elegant (lock of Furniture, in tbe latest designs of llrdie-vel end Kastlake styles, et greatly reduced prices W ers home. Spring street, corner of Crosby. TV'anted?parties wishing to ntosk fukni v? tare. Ac., end receive moderate advauces ou aeme. Addreee FURNITURE STORAGE, Herald Uptown Brent h edict. WA.NTKD-FCRMTIJRK FOR HOUSEKEEPING, Kitchen Ulenai s. Ac.; for use of wblcli rcom and board will be given. Addrea. S. I, Herald Uptown olliee. MATRIMONIAL. TTHBW'"a<SK1> 11. a .iilomiK. wouliTXikB J\ to make the acuuemtance of a gentleman with a vlsw to matrimony none antler the age of .'<U need answer. Ad dress MAUD MAl'^tokbury Pott office, liigMeuda, Boeton, Mats. AOKNTLKMAN OK -6 DESIRES THE ACgl'AlNT ance ?>f an huuorable young lady of good figure. aot over 11, matrimonially incline.|. Address, la eonhtleuea. wito photograph. If may, ALPHA, box 110 Herald office. A* " gentleman of vvLfffHK ooxva iomiH la New York, desires tne acquaintance of a young laity, retlned aod personally pleasing; object, matrluioay. Ad dress VERITAS, box 125 Herald office. a MIDDLE-AGED tii-.M LK.MAX, IN GOOD STANl' ,21.1 ng wishes the acquaintance of a chearfal, intelligent lauy of domestic tames desiring inntrlmouy; strict cOnO dsnt-e observed. Address IN EARNEST, box 120 ilarald office. a MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN WISHES THE AC ^\qftalutancc of a young lady or widow la good clrcnm atances. with a view to matrimony. U. C. U., Herald office. A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO MARRY A WEALTHY .lady. Address BARBARIAN. Ilarald Uptowa Branch EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. Must direct and economic' route to iiolA LAND. BELGIUM, THE RHINE. sWITZKKLaND. AC.. AC , VIA ROTTERDAM. Steamrr CAI.AND October 12 Nt.smer 8CIIOLTEN October 26 These beautiful steamers, carrying lb* United Si,iu-i mall to tba Netherlands. ara great lav antes villi the public. Trips regular, rales low, comfort and living perfect. Nor freight. For uaui.'r FINCH. EDYE A CO. L. W. MORRIS. SO Broadway. HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'* LINE for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG an! HAMBURG WIKLaND Oct. 12ICIMBRIA .Oct. 26 FKISIA Oct It* I GELLKllT. Nov 2 Ratea of passage to Plymouth. laindot:. Cherbourg, ltam* buig end ail points la Kgglaud :?Firtt Cabiu. Si00, gold; Second Cabin, fdu, gold; Steerage. fflO, currency. Kl'NHARDT A CO.. C. ? RICHARD A HOAS, General Agents. General Paaseager A gen la, 01 Broad at.. New York. Ml Broadway. New York. CTU'NARD LINK.-B. AM) N. A. R. M. 8. S. CO. J NOTICE Wilb a view to diminishing tha chances of collision, tba steamers of thie Una take a specitlc course tor all seasons of the yesr. on the outwardpassaia frnffi| Queenstown to New Yark <?r irldiaB of SO at *3 latitude, or notli Boston, crossing the merit lug to the north of 43. on tha homeward passage. crossing tha meridian of SO at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north ol 4.'. from new Turk for Liverpool and queens TOWN. BOTHNIA Wed.. Oct. 11 I ?RUSSIA. Wei. Oct. 25 Alt YSaiNlA.. Wed.. Oct. I * I si' YTHIA.... Wed.. Nut, I Steamers marked thus (*) do not curry steerage passengers Cabin passage, $8U, $um anil $130, goiu. accorumg to accommodation. Return tiekois on favorable terinc. steerage tickets to and iroui all parts of Europa at very low rates. freight and passage ofHce No. 4 Bowling green. CUaRLKs G. FRA.NCKLYN. Agent riTHITK STAR LINE. TT FOR UUEENBToWN AND LIVERPOOL. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. The steamers of this line take the Lane Routes recom mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. S. N., going South of the Banks ou the passage to Queeustown all the year round. GERMANIC October 31, at 7 ?:?) A. M. CELTIC October 38, at 1 :3n P. M. BRITANNIC November 11. at 1 :fio P. M. GERMANIC November 25, at noou. From White Star Docks, pier 52 North River. Kates?Saloou, $so and $1'si. iu gold; roturu tickets on reasonable terms. Steerage, $J8. Saloon staterooms, smoking and bathrooms are placed amidships, wdiere the noise and motion are least, affording a degtee of comfort hltUario unattainable at sea. Fur Inspection ol plans and other information apply at the company a office, 37 Broadway. New York. K. J. CORTIS, Agent. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. IIIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMERS BKTVsEKN NEW YORK AND 11AVRK. CALLING AT PLYMOUTH RE M.J lor the landing or passengers. The splendid vessels on thie fa* unto route for the Conti nent icnlnns provided with electric bells) will sail from piar No. 43, foot of Marrow st.. North River, us folluws:? AMEKIyUE Tonanli.... Saturdsy, October 14, 3 P. M. ST. GERMAIN, Kcculuux Saturday, October 21. H A. M. *?T. LAURENT, Lachesnos .Saturday, October 28, 2 P. M. PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wines) :? First Cablu. $llum $131), according to accommodation; becoud, $72; Third, $40. Return tickets at reduced rates. Steerage. $26, with superior accommodation, including wine, bedding and ntensils, without extra charge. Steam ers marked * do not carry steerage passengers. LOUIS DE BKBIaN. Agent, 55 Broadway. STATE LINE NEW YORK TO GLASOOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, from pier 42 North River (foot of Canal st.). as followa;? STATE OF VIRGINIA Thursday, October 19 STAIR OF NEVADA Thursday,October 26 STATE OF INDIANA Thursday. Novoniber 2 and every alternate Thursday thereafter. First cabin. $60, $R5 and $70 to $80. according to accommodation; return tickets, $110. $125. Second cabiu, $45 ; return tickets, $80. stoerage at lowest rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.. Agents. No. 72 Br .adway. New York. ? STEERAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THE COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH RIVER. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE -STEAM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, smiling on TUESDAY from pier 45 Nortn Klvor. DAKOTA...Oct. 10. 11 A. M. I NEVADA....Oct, 31, 3 P. M. Montana.Oct. 24.10 a. m. I wisconsin.Nov. 7,9*4 p.m. Cabin, $'>5, $70 aud $80, currency Intermediate, $40; steerage. $20. Passengers booked to and troiu Purls, Hamburg,.Norway, Hwcdeu, Ac. Drafts uu Ireland, England, Franca aud Ger many at lowest rates. WILLIAMS A GUION, 29 Broadway. SPECIAL NOTICE.?THE SPLENDID MAIL STrAM ?hlp DAKOTA, Captain Price, sails from pier 46 North River, foot of King st., lor Queenstown and Liverpool. < Tuesday, October 10. at 11 o'cfock A. M. precisely, .'superior accommodation in Cabin. Second Cabin and Steerage at lowest rates Apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, 29 Broad way. Q RE AT _WBSTK RN_ STEAMS!! IP LI N R. TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, ?ailing from pier IS East River as followa CORNWALL, Stumper...... Saturday, Oct. 14 SOMERSET, Western Monday. Oct. 23 Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, $45; steerage, $31), currency; excursion tickets, $1 Jo. prepaid ?teeruge certifi cates, $26. Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Ageut, 70 South it. American link. Weekly Mail Steamship Service betwaon PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL, calling at Quecnstowii. Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, aud Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool. The fuTlowiug steamers are appointed to sail from Phila delphia : ? INDIANA Oct. 12 ' OHIO Nov. 2 ILLINOIS Oct. 19 PENNSYLVANIA....Nov. 9 'LORD CLIVK Oct. 26 I 'CITYof NF.WYORK.Nov. 16 PRICK OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY Cabin. $75 to $10), according to location. Steerage and Intermediate tickets to and from ail poiuta at the lowest rates. ?steamers marked with a star do not carry intermediate. Passenger accommodation for all classes unsurpassed. K .t passage, rates nt freight and other information apply to PETER WRIGHT A SONS, General Agents, 807 Walnut st, Philadelphia, GEORGE W. COLTON, 42 Broad st.. New York. JOHN McDONaLD. Passenger Agent, No. 8 Battery place. IXMAN LINK.?MAIL STEAMERS lor Quoenstown and Liverpool, CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, Oct. 14, at 2 P. it. CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, Oct. 28, at 1 P. M. CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, Nov. 4.at 7 A. M. CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, Nov. IS, at 7 A. M. CITY OF CHESTER Saturday. Doc. 2. at 6 A. M. From pier 45 North River. Cabin. $80 and $10 >. gold. Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage. $JS, currency. Dralts at lowest rates. Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships. JollN G. DALE, Agent. 15 and S3 Broadway. Anchor line, united states mail, steamers. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. Aisatla Oct. 14, 2 P M. California.. .Oct. 28, 1 P. M. Aueborla Oct. 1, 7 A. M. Ethiopia Nov. 4, 7 A. M. TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OK DERBY. Cabins, $85 to $8", according to accommodations. Intermediate. $35. steerage. $28. NEW YORK AND LONDON. Utopia Oct. 14,2 P. M. Klyaia Nov. 4, 7 A. M. Australia Oct. 28, noon. Anglia Nov. 18,7 A.M. Cabin, $55 to $70. steerage. $28. Cabiu Excursion Tickets at reduced ratea Drafts issued tor any amount at current rates. Company s pier Xos. 21) aud 21 Norlli River, New York. HENDERSON BROS., Agents, 7 Bowling Green. Vf ATIONAL LINK?FROM PIERS 44 AND 47 N. H. IX FOR LONDON. Erin Oct 14. 2 P. M. I Canada Oct 28, 2 P. M. France... .Oct. 21.7 (30 A. M. I Greece Nov. 4. 7 A. M. FOR QUEBNSTOWN AND LIVKRI'OOu. Helvetia Oct. 14. 2 P. M. I Italy Oct. 28, 2 P. M. The Quean.Oct. 21,7:30 A.M. | Spain Nov. 4, 7 A. M. Cabin passage. $55, $mi or >70, currency. Return tickets. C1U0, $110 or $120, currency. Steerage passage. $26, currency. Oralis issued from ?1 upward at current rates. Apply st tbe company's office, 69 Broadway. Steerage tickets can also be obtained at tha upany'i | company's piers, 44 and 47 North River. F. W. J. HURST, Man agar. VTOKTH GERMAN LLOYD IS sTKaMnHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, BOuTHA M ETON AND BREMEN. Company's pier, font of lid at., Ilobokrn. MAIN ...Saturday, Oct. It I MOSEL Saturday, Oct. 28 NKCKAK Saturday. Oct. 21 | WESKK ...Saturday. Nov. I Katea of package Irotu New York to Southampton, Havre or Bremen : ? First Cabin, $100, gold: Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steer age. (30. currency. Return tickets at reduced rate*. l'repald steerage certificates, $32, currency. For freight or package apply tn oELKIOHS A CO., 2 Bowling Oreen. TjT~fLdON LINK full SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, Tr anillug from pier 33 North River, aa lollowa ? HINDOO uclober 11 I COLuMHi) ...November 4 NaVaIIINO October 21 | OTHELLO November 18 First eabln. $70, curroncy; aecoud cabin. $45, currency. Excursion ticketa on very lavoralile terms Through tickets issued to Continental and Keltic porta Apply for full par ticulars to CHAHLES L \V ItlOIIT A CO. 56 South at COASTWISE STE A MSHIPh." ' IANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL pt STEAMSHIP LINES. For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OKEtiON, AO., sailing Irani pier 42 North ltlver. For SAN FKA.NClsCU, via ISTHMUS OK PANAMA. Steamship COLON Monday, Oct. 1$ connecting for Central America and South Pacttic porta. FllOM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN and CHINA. SteamahlD CITY OK ToKIO W ednesday, Nov. I Krom SAN KKANCISCU to SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS TRALIA end NEW ZEALAND. Steamship ZKALaX 1)1 A .. Oct 11 For ireight or passage apply in M M. I'. CLYDE A CO., or II. J. HULLAY, Superintendent, No. ti Bowling Oreen. pier 42 North River, loot Canal st. BERMUDA, st.' THOMA* "wi 5t IsDiES -RKUULAR Mall SteeinerCANIM A sails October 12. For freight or passage aoply to A. K. OL'ThRURIDUK. BlUSllRtf XTEW Ytikk"AND IIAVaNa DIRECT MAIL LINeT U.N Those first elase steamships will sail at 3 P. M. rrom pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar sc. for Havana direct as follows - i OLUMBUS Thursday, October 12 CI.Y DP.. I uesd i'. October 24 For freight and paasage, having unsurpassed eecotninode lions, ftttplj to WM. P CLYDE A CO.. No. H Bowling green. McEKLL.aR LUNIN'G A CO. Agents iu Havana. I~3o? Halifax, n. a. andst? joHNsTSr*. 1 CROMWELL .srhAMSHIP LINK. Steamers leave pier 10 North Hirer lollowlng days, at 3 P M. GKoRGK WASHINOTON Friday. October 13 UKOKOK CROMWELL Tuesday. October 24 Moat direct, eheapesi and quickest route to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland an I Hie Lower St Lawrence. Excellent pas senger accommodations. For freight or paasage apply to CLARK A SEAMAN SB Wast it. Y., IIA VAN a" and m lxTcaN MA l" L M. Li Jin. ? Steamers leave pier No 3 North River at 3 P. M. for Havana dire. t. CITY OF HAVANA Wednesday. Oot It CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday. Oct. 19 CITY OF NKW YORK Thursday. Oct. 24 CITY OF HAVANA Wednesday, Nov. I TOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS, via Havana. Progreao, Campeacby, Tuxpan and Tainplco, CITY OK MEKIDa ...Tuesday. Oct. 17 For freight and paasage apply to r. ALEXANDRE A SONS. 31 and 33 Broadway. Steamers will leave New Orleans October 22 and Nosamber 12 lot Vem Crux and all the above ports. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MA1L s . LIMeT Steamers leave pier No. 3 North Kirar al 3 P. M. ONLY DIRECT LINE FokT FLORIDA.-WEEKLY line for Port Royal. S. C.. Prrnaudlna, Fie. Salllug every Friday flora pi r 20 North River. Tb# tteamer t'AIlONDKl.ET, Captain Falrcloth, will sail Friday. October 13, at 3 P. M. Thrum h tickets lasnad to all points. For trot gut or pasaage apply te C. U. MALLOMY A CO., 154 Maiden lane. FOR >HILADKLPillA.?TIIK A NO. 1 HTKAMSIlfp AONKSwIii tall from pier 36 North River every Tnes day and Saturday at 4 P. II Freight at luwesl rates. For further information applj to U. A. WHITNEY A CU? pier MM Worth HI wee N, COAST W IHK STEASfHlfft. MO KG AN S NKW \(>KIC. NhW oRLKANa A i h X ?? >t ,amiUii|,'-X()K(iAK CITY will >til tronnier North Kiver, ?u Stiurday, Octolwr 14. at 3 I'. M., for New Orleans tlirvct, trausferritig *!?xai? fr<*iirht therr to Morgan's Louisiana ami Tea** Railroad for Morgan City, tbauee par Morgan'* ttsatasra to Tessa port*. Tbrough bills or lading tinned to all point* on the Mississippi Kiver, Mobile, Galveston, litdisnnla, Corpus Christ!. Koekport, Krasot Santiago. Hrowntvilla, and to all poiuta on the Gal* veniou. itarrisbarg ami r>an Antonio. Houston mid Texas Centra). International and Great Northern Texas 1'oeitic and Trans Continental railroads. Freights for St. Mary's end Fulton landed ?t Rock port. Lighterage and channel dues at Corpus Christl and Bra xos itautiugo at the ex|??-nne and risk 01 consignee. Insurance can be eilcctcd under open policy of C. A. Whit ney A Co.; to New Orleans, H per cent; to Texas porta. % p?r cent. For freight or luriher information apply to CHAHLKS A. WUifXKY A CO., Agents; ofhee. pier 36 North Kiver. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing frotn pier 37 North Kiver. For Norfolk. City Point and Kichiuond. Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at 3P. M., connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Kailroad, and with the com pany's steam lines to iuterior points in North Carolina and Virginia, Newborn and Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk), every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Lewes. Del., Monday and Thursday at 3 P. M., connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Through passage tickets and bills of lading to all points at lowest rales Insurance to Norfolk. Ac., \ per cent. Freight received daily ut pier 37 North Kiver. General offices. 197 Greenwich ?t N. L McCitKADY, President. JfOK NKW OKLKaNS D1KKCT ~ ~ TilL CROMWELL LINE. 1'he steamship KNICKERBOCKER, Captain Ivcmble, will shll on SATUKDaY. October 14. at 3 o'clock P. is., frotu pier No. 9 North iitvsr. Through bills of lading given to Mobile end principal points on the Mississippi Kiver. Cabin passage, 1Steerage, Sf-5. Apply to CLAkK A SEAMAN. 86 West st. IP OR NASSAU, X. P.?KKGULARMAIL STEAMSHIP . LEO leaves New York Octoiier .8. MURRAY, FKKHIS A CO.. 62 South st. TRAVELLERr GllDk.. Albany ?great reduction 6k kaUX by pro Die's Lino Kirn class passage mily $1 after October 1. 1 11 I'DSON KIVER BY HOONLIUHT. ] Crntcuuiei visitors can enjoy u view of tlie beat ami most niagmhccul scenery of iho Highlands ou the Huiison by I travelling on the People's Lliio of elegant anil enmmodiyus I buata. passing West Point ami all other placet of interval I early in the evening, uml connecting at Albany with mom I in,' train, for Chicago and all points North ami West Busts leave dally (Sunday's excepted: at 01*. M.. (ruin pier 41 N. II. near Pennsylvania Kailroad mcr In New Yora. Stateroom! waruieil by aieain Meals on the European plan. A. it. ? Keg uiar Hudson Hirer Hallway ticitatataken, and paeeagd and ?taterootn Perth allowed lu exchange. Ceuleuille! excur ?loii lickots by rail ulao taken itltd passage alniwed lor thutn. Albany and tkoy by day boats c. vibbakd ami DANIEL DREW.? Leave Ventry ?t. pier at 8:11) and 34th st. ut 8:30 A. M., landing at Nyaek and Tarrvtowii (by lerryboal). West Point, Newbury, Pottghkoepsle, Kbiue* back, (.utaklll and Hudson; connections at Albany with new train at 8 P. SI. for the West over New York Central, arriving ut Buffalo 7:10. Suspension Bridge 8:90, and Niagara Kails at 8:JO the fullowtnir mommy; continuous trains on Lake Snore and Canada Sootbern roads. To West Point and Newbury and return same day, CI; Poogli keepsie, 41 5u. AL B A NY?HUDSON HI V K K BY UA VLIlillT.-CKN tenniel visitors are informed that the day boats will rnu durtug the Exhibition, and afford lite only tueana of enjoy ing all of the unsurpassed scenery of the Hudson : the day boat lauding adjoins that of the Penneylvaole Kailroad in New York; close connection uiade troin tbe West by the St. Louis train, uud to the West by fast train at 8 P. M. trow Albany with Wagner's sleeping cars attached. Tickets food on Hudson River Railroad received tor passage. A" 13X5*75D T BOY.?SUNDAY ft VBltlJIO BOAT, trom pier 41) North Kiver, mot of Lcroy St.. at ti o'clock, making cortain coniiactiout with morning trains for all points West, North uud hast. T LANSING'S CKNTENNIAL TICKET OFFICE. 397 Broadway, call bofore buying, lelllng or exchang ing yonr railway tickets; tickets to all points at reduced rates. Brooklyn, bath amd coney island rail road. Trams leave bonrly for Coney Island trom depot, near Greenwood Cemetery main entrance. CATS KILL CREEK "LINK-STEAMER NEW" Oil AM PION or WALTER BKKTT dally, trom Canal it. pier 43 North Kiver, 0 P. M. Karo. 50c. Berths free. C10NEY ISLAND ? SHORTEST ~AXD MOST DIRECT ; route Irom New York; new steam line (Prospect Park uud Coney Island Kailroadl ; time Irom Oreenwood to Coney Island) 15 minutes; take cars at Kulton forry lor new i entrance Croenwoud Cemetery, pasting through Prospect | Park. FALL RIVER LINK TO BOSTON, via Newport and Fall iltver?The world renowned ! steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 38 i North River, foot of Murray st., daily (Suudayglncluaed). at I 5 P.M. Through tickets sold at all the prlnoipal hotels In I the city. _ j poif NORWALK DIRECT, { connecting with Danbttry. Norwalk and New Haven Rail roads, by steamer AMERIOUS, daily (Sundays excepted), Iroin Jewell's duck, Brooklyn's! 3:JO P. M ; pier 3. East River. 41'J :45 P. M.. and loot 33d St., K?st River, at 3 P. M. fare 35 cents: excursion tickets 50 cents. i "L^OR PHILADELPHIA AND THE*CENTENNIAL, | via Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad. I Leave pier 8 N'ortli River, foot Rector st., at 1 0:45 A. M. and 4 P. M. By this route a delightful excursion is also afforded In the fine steamers JESSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE across the bay in lull view of the Atlantic Ocean to Sandy Hook, reiuruiug to the city at convenient hours. W. 8. SNKDHN, Q. M. Greenwood cemetery.?the most direct route to Greenwood U by th? Court itreot or Third avo uue ear* Irom Pulton lorry. Brooklyn. Hudson itiv BR BY MOONLIGHT. " Citisens' Line?Elegant steamboats for Troy, Saratoga and all points North and Wont leave dally (except Saturday) at tl I*. 3d., trom pier 49 North Uiver. First claaa passage uuly $1; duck passage 50c. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK line AND UNITED STATES MaIL ROUTE. Tratns leave New York, via Desbrosses aud Cortlandt atreet lerrtea, aa follows:? Expreaa lor llarrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with Pullman palace cars attached, 11:30 A. M., is and 8:30 r. M. Sunday. 8 and 8.30 P. M. For Wlliiamsport. Lock Haven, Oorry and Erie at 2:40 and 8:8u P. |M., connecting at Curry lor Tituavllle, Petro leum Centre and the Oil Regions. Fur Baltimore. Washington and tho Squtb, "Limited Wash ington Expreaa" of Pullman parlor cars daily, except Sun dav, 0:30 A. M.; arrive Washington 4:10 I*. M. Regular at 8 ;4U A. M., 3:40 aud 0 P. M. SundayHP. M. Expreaa tor Philadelphia, 7:30, 8:40, 0:30 A. M., 1 2 -.30, 2 :4t>. 3, 4. o, 6, 7, 8 :3U, 9 P. M. and 12 night. Accommo dation, 7 A. M. and 4 :I0 P. M. Sunday, 8 A. M? 5, u, 7, 8:30 and 9 P. M. Emigrant and second class. 7 P. M. For Centennial Depot, at 3:30, 0:30. 7:3<t, 8, 8 :4(l, 9:30 A. M., 12 SW, 3 and 4 P. M. Un Sunday, 8 A. M. Return ing. leave Centennial Depot at 7:15, 8:15. 10:30 A. M., 1, 1:15, 3, 3:30. 4:45, 5:30,8, ?:50 and 7rtfc P. M. On Suuday, 7 :M A. M. aud 7 P. M. For trains to Newark, Elisabeth, Rahwav, Princeton, Trenton, Perth Amber, Flemlngton. Helviuere and other points see local schedules at ail ticket offices. Trams arrive :?Prom Pittsburg. 8:20 aud IO:30A. M. and 10 P. M. dally. 10 .10 A. M. and 8 ;50 P. M- daily, ex cept Monday Prom Washington and Baltimore, 8 ;30 .4, M , 4:10, 5 10 und 10:2" P. M. Sunday, 8:3o A. M. From Philadelphia,5:05, 6:20. 0:30, lO:10, 11:20. 11:50 A. M., 2:10 3 :5o, 4:10. 5:10, 0:10, 6 :50, 7.33, 7-40, 8:40 and 10:20 P. M. nunday. 5:05, 8:20. 6 ulo. 10-.1O, 11:50 A. M.. 6:50 and 10:20 P. M. Ticket offices. 526 and 944 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House and loot of Uesbros?es and Cortlandt st*.: No, 4 Court at., Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 118 Hudson St., Iloboken; depot, Jersey City. Emigrant ticket office, No. 8 Battery FRANK THOMSON. D. M. BOTD, Jr., General Manager. Oeneral Passenger Agent. OTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. ~ " Steamers RHODE ISLAND an l NARRaOANSBTT. from pier 33 North River, loot of Jay st., at 5 P. M. Providence Line, from plor 27 North River, loot o> Park place. Steamships ELECTUA and GALATEA, el 4 .30 1'. M. BXCVRSlONb. GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE BAY TO Stuten Island ?Boats leave Whitehall st., loot of Broad way. at 7:30, 9:15, 11 :l$ A. M.: 1:1ft, 3:15, 4:15, 5:3i> and 6:1*1 P. M . lor New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton aud Port Richmond. Euro only Ule, ?OOVKRNOR'S ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS ? . I he steam yacht OOVi.lt.NOR'S ISLAND leaves the Custom House pter al tho Battery every day daily for Gov ernor's Island. Concert by the depot band this afternoon, followed immediately alter by dress pa.-ade. O UN DAY EXCURSIONS TO t HARLEM AND AS OloriH landing at lllli -l . Astoria, and 120th st.. eacb si) The steamers SYLVAN OLKN snd SYLVAN DELL will, on nuuday. October 8, 1876, leave 11 erlem every hour from 9 A M. to 6 :s5 P, M? and l'ecx slip hourly Irom 10:30 A. M. to 7 :46 P M Leave 11th it. ten minutes later than Peck flip. N. B. ? Boats connect with boats for lligb Bridge. Faro 15 cents un Minders. iiarlem and new york navigation co. S~ I.N day BOATS Kt)R ASTtHtlx. IIARLEM. MoHRla aula and illgn Bridge leave Pulton Market slip rtery hour from 10 A. M. to 7 P. M , landing at Grand aud 25.1 ,ta. ascliaey. C. II. LONG-TKl-.KT. MipeiInt, n.U nl. TO LONG RRANCH ON SUNDAY. Sun.lav, October 8, the line sieamer CRYSTAL WAVE. ! ol tile New Jersey Southern Railroad line, will leave pier 8 North River had of Rector St., at 9:Ij A.M., returning, tlta train leave* Long Brunch at 5 P M. W. s. >NKDEN. General Manager. IITEST POINT. NEW BURG. POUGIIKKKPSIK AND Tv return same day, by day Hue steamers. KKSIVlHANTN. CiABLS'N BELMONT H UT EI. DIN1No TiooMtCl*? J135 and 137 Pulton st , runninu through to Ann it.? 'I ha best veutilatvd and most spacious restaurant In tho city prices reduced to Ilk:. and l.'ic for meets, so thai you can get a tlr-t rale dinner, including dessert end coffee, or e good breakfast, Including e piete of cakes end a cup ot cof fee, for 25c Booms 5<ic. to f I per day. Live anITllt live, bkoadwat and filtom.? The larder of this laiuons family resurt is stocked with the choicast delicacies of the season . flue ovsiers a specialty. 8. SPESCKR, Caterer. lUNUELLVNEOUk. IiTitKNCil CHINA "blNNBIt SKfj'^ASiS' "6'KVlifAt 1 table Glassware. CHARLES VAOT A CO.. 00 and 02 Murray st.. corner Colloge place. ME. KAKSKK. FROM PAKI8 MUl'NT.-i AND KB pairs Faae; all kinds of fancy articles. 426 6th tv., near 26th St. . oisoraiHtis "i f EDWARD MILLKR'h " WKI.L "RSoWN~1ftfAB Allshmi-nl. Ii8ih 8th ev., near W a verier place, the ut most value paid lor cast off Clothing, Ac,, by calling on or addiesamg Mr. or Mrs. MILLER. AT B. MINTS'*, 248 3D AV, NKAK 2GTII 8f., 50 PER cent more In cash paid than elsewhere for (last off Cloth ing, Jewelry. Orders eiteifiled by Mr. and Mrs. M1NTZ. AT HAKR18', 1.274 BHUADWAY, BETWEEN S2D aDd 33d ate.?Broadway prices naid for cast-off Clothing, Ac., by ending, or addressing H. UAKKIH, 1.274. AT FLATTO'S. 816 BTIl AV.. NEAR 46TU nT., SO PF.K cent more than alsewuere *111 poaltlvely be paid lur Cast off Clothing. Jewelry, Ac. Address Mr. or Mra FLATTO. A" ? NATHAN'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, S3X ?TH ?ev . user 4th st. The highest value paid for oast off Clothing, Carpets, Ao. Call en or address Mr. or Mra. NA Tll AN. Partip.3 having any cast-off clothing. Camels, Fnrnltore. Ac., to dispose of, will do woll to call on the undersigned before disposing elsewhere. Mr. or Mr. ANHALT. 178 7th sv. ANTKD?CLOTHING, IN EXCHANGE F.lit FIRST elate Dentistry. Address W, W. IT.. Uptown Herald w A. imLLINkHl AMD URB8SMAKINIU1. ?A?MME.S.PORfER ADOaSE IMPORTERS, MB BKO vD\V AY ?ND 170 5T11 AV., are eoMUUklf receiving new and elegant design- In Parisian lioutiets and IIHI*. AT POLAND A " SPIER'S, MANUFACTURERS Ostrich Feather Trimming, 374 and 376 Caual at., Job bers will tind a fashionable assortment. Arm sr tivoi BCC0K8S0R TO JOHN "suhmTx der. -id East Unit at., baa uow uu exblbitiun an elegant assortment ol tbo laleal styles of Pari* Sulta, l.'loaka. Ac. -MARIE T1 LLMA.N..OF PARIS. UPPERS A ?large, recherche assortment lineal Parisian Bumieta of ram elegance, select models. 4X1 uib nv . near ?titIt at. Hale Michel's). Notice to patron*.?A rare and rich display ol new goods to-day and to morrow. T~E. MATI!ERF t 011'S, 891 BROADWAV. NKAR lUtli at. Have now an opeiitngof a largo andcbuice ->elec tion of French Uouuela and English Promenade Hals of the laical attlea. T~ BKOWN'S?LONDON ROUND HATS. EMMA BROWN mater of \V. C. Brown. New lloud at.. Lou doni. Iia? uow some elegant Imported atylea for lalL 1,261 Broadway. between 01 et and Odd at*. A-A M MK. k EH i)E~ A?A. ? successor to Mis# M. \ I'aire, 2fl Waverley place. Importer of French Knnneta and Hat*, tiaafoneued for llie autumn aeason. -IMPORTED PARIS PATTERNS, a now open Material and patterna cut from raeaanre warranted to bt perfectly. uVal. Mine. A. DUt More 896 11 roadwaj. a -SUPERIOR DRESSMAKING, i, Exquisite bt and atyle. Elegant Prepcb Curaets and Panlera. Mine. A. DUVAL, atore sOti Broadway. t ?A?A.?A. 1. MRS. MYERS, 22 Eaat 14th at., between 5th av. and University place. SPECIALTIES, MISSES' AND l'UILDKEN'S MILLINERY, Ladiet' Dress Cap*. Mourning Millinery c t ?MtlE BARNES, ill I tSTII AV? NEAB IWTH.-A iL.clioiee aelection I ladiea'and children a Bonnet* and UouutJ lluts; Dress. Mourning and Widow'* Cap*. A - MRS. M. P ED DIE'S KKNOWNKi' CORnKTS; A.Vonua tlttlnir guaranteed; Abdominal Coraets and Sup porter* specialties. 356 Bowery. C'l M. OLNEfi IMPORTER, WILL OPEN TUB PRBR y.entweea; new and distingue designs in Winter liata; Mourning Huts, a large aaaortmcnt. 30 Kaat 14lli at. l A KI S'B STOCK TO BE 0LO8KD OUT AT M UNION square, its he is giving up business. ImVeoant SUITS "made ON SHORT notice lichcaper and with leas good* than elsewhere. Call and sue. tit Weat lOlh at. Bo sign. FAS 11 ION AB L E DRESSMAKING DONE IN THE luteal atylea at reasonable pricea; also cut tint; and haul ing *. perfect fits guaranteed. Mr*. JOIINSTOMh. No. 105 Weat slat at., between tith ar. and Broadway. GOLDEN A CO.'S PARIS MILUNKRY OPENED tins day; imported Halt from $12 tu $40. No. 313 6th av., up atalra, between lUtli and 20th elf. VrMK. A PALMER, 791 B60 AD WAY, BKUS TO anuounce to her lady cttitpmert that the has been sac cetsful In engaging a litter and designer late of Mr. Worth, ol Paris, and therefore la enabled to aattafy ladiea In regard to exquisite ttylea and perfect At. equal to imported Paris aitite. at very reasonable prices. A very select assortment of all the latest atylee In Ladies' and Misses' Cloaks and Suits always on baud, to which the attention of stranger* visiting New York is kindly requested. Trench, Spanish. Italian and German spoken. Mine. A PALMER. 791 Broadway, near 10th St., opposite Grace church. ME. F. PINCIIuN, 42 East 10th St., having returned trom Paris, baa opened a large assort ment of Cloaks, Wraps and * Dresses, to which aha call* the attention or the ladiea of New York and stranger* visiting the city. A1SON WALTON. 862 BROADWAY, ABOVE UNION square, will show the coming week all of the established styles of Bonnets and Round Hats for carriage, evening and reception ; also the "Polo" and "Lacrosse" list. odes dk Paris.?dressks made in most elegant style and cheap. Ladiae oall. We strive to please. 207 East 46th St. ]y?ME. PION, 04 West 34th it., trill open on Thursday, October 12,1876, a case of elegant Bonnets, selected In the loading houaes ..f Paris. LLE. LARIDON, 33 KA8T 10TH ST.-DKR83ES and Cloaks made to order In latest Parisian si vie at ?hurt notice; perfect Bt warranted. Prices very moderate. M_k7 BkT'CE. DRESSMAKER, 663 tlTH AV., BE ?tweon Mftli and 3l)th sts., would liko a few more cus tomers' work; cutting and basting a specialty; experience ol go years ME. PRICK, 465 6TH AV.. TWO DOOltS ABOVE 28tb et.. calls atteuiion to Iter large stock of French Bonnets and round liais; also the latest aovelties In Mil linery Goods. M- MB. ROGER, 102 EAST 17TII ST.. RESPECTFULLY snuouuees to he r customers and patrons her return from Europe with a choice eolectlon of Walking, Carriage .ana Evonlng Dresses, Mautles and Wraps of the latest designs from the leading houses of Worth, Pingat aud others; Suits and Cloaks made to order at reduced prices. M~ MKTnaTALIK TILMAN (LATE OF 9TII AND 16TU sts., now 1.25"! Broadway, between 31 at and 32d sts.? Pleura, Modes, Robes. N. B.?Bridal Wreatba and Veils a specialty. M" RS. W1STKR, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER, 138 East 28th St. (lato with Lord A Taylor). The latest Paris Styles at prices to suit the times. King bell twiee. Ks! JTrMIN, FROM 1,168 BROADWAY. MAKES fashionable Suits tor $8. 465 6th av., first door from 28th at. ' MISS A. D. SMART, 57 UT1I RT. BETWEEN UNIVER sity place and Bioadway.?Exqulslto Pleatlngs and But touhules; handwork a specialty. ME. DELLAC, 16 WEST 24TH ST., HAS RECEIVED new patterus from Paris; makes nice euite for evening dresses at very moderate prices. Mrs. klford, late of 355 4ru av.. has re moved to 43 East 28th St., between Madison and 4th avs., anil is now ready to resume business in Dres*es,Clnaks, Riding Habits, Ae.; made in the most fashionable style. Cuttiug and fitting done at the shortest notice.' M MK. BTB11LI A CO.t WIRH TO INTORM THEIR customers and the public generally that tbey have re moved to No. 17 Eaet 17th St.. where Is their usual elegant assortment of imported Bonnets and English Round Hats. MME. HARTLEY,M7 BROADWAY AND 177 5TH AV~ has on hand a mauniflcent assortment of French Bon nets. and some of her own manufacture. Will opeu a case of lull dress Bonnets oil Tuesday uoxt. MISS M'SWKKNEY, OK -->1 EAST I7TH ST., IS NOW ready to take her tall order* in Costumes end Cloak*. PI,AIT1N?) ROOKS, 114 EAST MTli ST.. OHOTE Building, i ippoelte Academy of Music.?IIand or ma chine |>Iailing and embroidering, sbirrUig. buttonholes, Ac., promptly done. C. 0. nTKVKN.s A CO. SIDE PLAIT!KG?S1DR, SPACE AND DOUBLE BOX plaiting; also shirring and hemming done by machine, al lc. per yard, by S. JOSEPH, AS Forsyth at., near Canal su Braiu-n office, -02 Fullou su, between Orange and Pineapple ?la, Brooklyn. CLIN TON P L ACE. -DRESSES MADE IN LATEST Pa risian style; perfect Hi guaranteed; from $7. BAST 57 TH ST.?PKRKKCt FITTING DRESSES _lm latest stylo, f 7 and upward. Miss KKAtlDON. itQAi t'Tll AT.?A' PI BIT OUM DRBBBMAKBR UO*Xwould like e tow mure engagements by tbe day or at home. 18 402 KINK AKIN, Art oKMa, in old kx'g ka v i"Sos," PA IN tTnos ana water color* a<dd nr exchanged Picture! cleaned and restored. ENGLISH CONNOISSEUR. IMS Weat li>tli?t. A LIBERAL COM MISSION?TILDtiN AND HAYES, a carefully painted portrait of each?no sign work?suit able fur a club hall, paid to a party wbo will Hud a pur chaser. Address Mr. AOGRaPHOS. Post-office. Brooklyn. ASTU()LOG>r ' ~frf.ncM l a d y - t k i; s r w 0W1 ? Pok tcjTr teller: give* alto medical adeioe. 67 Amity tt., corner bouth 5lh a*. A_ ?$1,000.-NO II MPOSITION; GRR ATEST BUSINE33 aClairvoysul I* Mie, FOSTER. Law suit*. lo?ae*. num ber*, name* In lull cause* marriage*; J.'tc to hoc. : gents, $1 to tJ 42* UiIt *v , corner 2tlth st. Satisfaction given. ASTROLOGER. LISTKR, SIS UTH AV.? SEND FOR circular. Address all letter* lo Pott office box 4.S2S, New York. ~V~~WONDBRFUL CHILD, OIFTRD Wirtl SECOND ^'V sight, tolls everything without questioning Near Broadway, IJJ If it Kilt st A -MME. LA BLANCH, the 0 RE at" UN rivalled .business, medical Clulrvoyant. IU2 West 3lat St., near Oil. ae. * TTBNTIOSI?COBSULTATIONS ON BUSINESS, _i\ lawsuits. ocetute*. losses, ahsent friends, love, marriage and death, pay relused miles* satisfied 8D2 8th ae, Mme MNOIII. Clairvoyant. BRAT KUHOPRaN CLAIRVOYANT TELLS NAMES, abows likene*ee?; 25*. Joe lotl. 150 Wast 25th St. MME. RENNET. 'GENUINE ASTBOLOOIST, BEADS life and lit prospects trntblully. 2AJ tith av? near Irtth st. RS. SPARK, OIFTED WITH SPIRIT blOMT, CAN be consulted upon all bttslneas matters; people bar* been raised ae it were from the dead by tblt strange wo man's mediant Is tic powar. ISS 2d av. Mrs. J. ~w7 DAN FORTH, BAB -VET I CP HYSICIAN tnd Clairvoyant. MB West IHlth St., New Vork MMBTobLUBs; A RRLIABLB AND TRUTHFUL Clairvoyant; magnetic treatmeut. 273 6th at., near 17m tt. MMK. L COM IK. TRANCE MEDIUM AND MEDl cal Clalreoyaiit. ? Magaetle treatment. 33 Perry av, corner lireenwlcb *v. ' A ^ K KUIC A Ass - M M K. "'K ft5l'KLL. MID WIF ft SIN C ft I *4< >. NST! i haatold st., Hrst door from 3th av. Advlee tree. A -DR. AND MMK. URINDLK CURE ALL FRMALB .complaints, wherever the matter. 142 West 4-Uh st. A -Mit-s. WOHOBSTBK, PHYSICIAN i BOARD AND # nursing. 14S Charles ?t., bot. Washington and Weak ZdrTaND MMK MAUBIURaVt BO TSARS' PRAC ?ttce. Office 12U Liberty st., near Oreenwlch. A A. Aft DR. MARY VAN BUSKIKE, RESIDENCE 153 East .21(1 st., near Lexington av. Calls out. L FEMALE COMPLAINTS SPHKDILY CURED BY and Mme. DYER, 47 West Lilh st., near (lib av. Confidential consultation on all fkmalr zoom plaint*. Dr. and Mme. BOTT. 1 J ' West 2Hth st. D EMERY'S NEW METHOD-SAFE. SURE AND quick ; ail cases; advice irea. 182 Eaat 12th at. K. WHITEHEAD, 202 EAST 36TH ST.?FEMALES treated safe, sure and quick for 625. ME. WK8TKRNE, ELECTRICIAN.?CONSULT A ttuns free. 15s) West 2otb si., between nth and 7th ave. RS. LYONS, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, CURBS ALL complaints; no cure uo pay. No. 40 Kaat 20tlt St. M M SUCCESSFUL CURES GUARANTEED; ALL CASES Old Dr. or Mme. WEST. 46 liteeeker ?k. near Broadway. BOARDERS WAWTKU. T~wY?'r "iSfTi iTfdwl W*~?oATfB7 DfciYKAffEi *rS#c?>nd Floor of five r ?om?. tenarateljr or togoiber; aUu Urgo Koota on fourth Moor. (Jj? TO fif PKK WKBET^VuRNISHEO OR UHFUR 'nUiitii Rooms to 1st. to i;ooRctin?i) no t wife or ?in|fie i;euii?ni?ii; tntiiftieni Hoard. Ai 1 4?> Kant fbflth ?t. I{ WEif T*?TH ST.?WITH OR WITHOUT BOAKi>, \Jtwo hxll Rooms; ?Ko lara'o trout Rooiu; splendid loca tion; moderate terms TO WKW loflfHT., VKAR 5TH A V.-H AND80MRLY lwlumiilied Koutm, oa suite or lio^ly; full Board aad fcuod table. O/Trii ST.T Kai WKHT.?ROOM ON FOURTH FLOOR ai"h? With Board, to single gentlemen; terms mod crate. 29nbhad Kofi in'.' \u''rln JJfjAc E- 7 N D8C) M K FUR moderate. 40 with or without Board; term. 3 'tiouf.uj1 hLriV4 v "s"M.K uY rv**ii5i5 locution flrst rofureueol B?ard; bouse and 44 secou'd*n^H.|*7" ~JWrP DMBIRAMLR ROOMS ON ?II tunny exposure; rofrreuco U?0r* W,,U Bo?rJ I 41 Rocm^wlth EHuT;rd.1:7uiI<rUol!trT^V 1 KUR*,8H 1,6 families; reference*. ??"?bl? for single gentlemen or 238 A ?J KAHT 28TI1 ST.. BETWEEN M A III SON AND 4TII Tr Oava.? Neatly lurnithod Rooms, with um of gas and bath and lire if required. on" sr., aos wehi.-laruk rooms, second Oiloor. front; aleo single Kooiue on fourth, to gentle men. with tlr.i vises Board; oue block from Rossuiore aud It. cloud boteia. 199 M A DI SON A V.-SLIT OK ROOMS. ON SECOND laUMtloor, to let, to first claat parties: alio double and single Rooms, on fourth, to let, with Board; reference glreu and required. 1 9 I EAST ~22D ST.-IN A PRIVaTB FAMILY, J. w A" where tew boardera are taken, a party of two cau be eci'ommodated with good Board and large alcove H' oiu, ou second floor lq - WEST 13TH ST.?TO LET. WITH BOARD, 109 Second Floor, four rooma, together or separately; term* moderate. EAST UTH ST.?HANDSOMELY EL'RNIBHED Kooin*. with Qrtt etaaa Board ; references ill 7 WEST I9TH ST.?WITH BOARD. BaNDBOMKLY Ol | funit.bed tecond lloor front Kooni. with large closet; modern improvements; .outliern exposure ; good table. Vnn WEST 23D 8T.-TO LET. WITH ItOAKD, ONE U"'large sunuy Komatdismisotuely furulshed, all eon veuieucSa; table Board. CQ7 JTH AV.?ELEGANTLY PUKNISHED ROOMS, Or/ i en amte or singly, with superior Board; private table if desired; reference exchanged. HANDSOMELY I I RNISHKD~EKONT BOOM TO let iu the bouse of a widow lady; modern iutpruvements and all the comforts of a hoofc. Apply at 731 tilh av., ring first bell. MRS. J. U. KEIDS, 17 EAST 31 ST ST.. MADISON and 5th avi., offers handsomely furuisbed Suits, with private table only ; highest reference. PHILADELPHIA-PRIVATE HOARDING; CHOICE Rooms, en suile or singly; 0 o'clock dinnnr; delightful location, near Fsirmouut Park: terms 81 50 to $2 por day; 20 minutes to Centennial buildings. Mrs. MOORE, 1,913 Falrtnount av., Philadelphia. rpo LET?WITII BOAItD, THREE COMMUNICATING X parlor Boor Rooms (unfurnished) and three on second Hour, to two small families; one of the beet locations in the city: near principal hotels; no other hoarders; price low. Address SCHUYLER, Herald office. HANKINS. 433 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA; ?28 West 29th St., New York.?Several best private Boarding Houses, both cities, $3 to ?13 per week. For Other Boarding Advertisements Seo Directory. 13 lBROOKIiY\ BOARD. ?op?aR BT"b~k6oKL'Y* ' "flkfuHTB, THSES minutes from ferries.?First class Board; terms $6 to SB. inn HENRY sr.. FIVE MINUTES FROM FULTON 1UUferry.?First class Board, including heat and gas| terms $6. flO PACIFIC ST.. BROOKLYN.?LAROB, AIRY J. lORooms, en suite or singly, with Bret class Board : con venient to ferries ; terme moderate; references exchanged. 11Q FORT OREENE PLACE.~-NEWLY FURNISHED JLJLt/Rooms. on sacoud aud third Boors, to let. with or with out Board : large eiosets, water, gaa, Ac., in rooms; private family: good tablo; moderate terms. 9/'I lil'fh ST., BROOKLYN.?AMERICAN WIDOW g?OJ-lady will lake two children to Board; a mother's care; will take an infant. Address H. OiRD.?A euivatk VaMILY OF THREE ADULTS, living |n their own house on the Hill, will let. with Board, a second story trout alcove Room, all conveniences, large eiosets. table flrst class, elegantly furnished, to a gentleman and wife ; no other boarders; terms,$20 a week; best reference given aud required. Address R. L. M., Her ald office. OAKD FOR GENTLEMAN AND VflFB, IN A 8ELECT 'private family; no otber boarders; large alcove Room, handsomely furnished; hot and cold water; large closets; table Brtt class; terms moderate to a Brat class party. E. Y. MAY, Urooklyu Post office. HOTELS. A~~T }(EW"ENGLAND H OTK L-^LODQWaS, 50C. nightly, for gentlemen only; 300 light, separate Rooms. Corner Bowory and Bayard. Always opkn^fkankfort house, corner Frankfort and William sts. Rooms 35c., 50c.; gentle men, families. Balcony hotku no. 11 uth sr.. near broad. way, is now open tor reception of permanent or transient gnosis; Rooms, with or without Board; families liberally dealt with. CM)ZENS' HOTEL. C34 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA, ./with home comforts; terms S3 per day. WM. T. COZENS. CIONOKKSS HALL HOTEL. CHATHAM SOUAKB AND }East Broadway.?New house, new furniture; front Rooms; best hotel dowu town; single Rooms, b0c.,75c. and Si; Rooms by the week at low prices. C11TY HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND 8TII ST ? yOood Rooms, SI per day; table Board, SI per day; ele gant Rooms en suite. CTKNTKALHuoTKL. 253 CANAL ST., ONE BLOCK yeast of Broadway.?Single Rooms, ?Sc.; double, $1 50 to S3 por day. "EUMTlY HOTEL. 33. 35, 37 WEST UTH 8T.-ELE A^gant Rooms, with Hoara; transient. S' per day. HOTE L REDUCTION.-LELaND'S STUKTRVAN1 House, Hrondw'ty, 28th aud 2Ulh its.?Rooms, with Hoard. S3, S3 50 end jt; desirable Suite of Rooms, lor fam ilies, at special rates. Hotel dieter's, aoo to sis Washington st., Brook lyu. ?Furnisbad Rooms to let, by tba day or week at inodorate prices. H~OTKL KOYALTkESKKVOIR~ 8QUAKE AND 40TI1 st.?A strletly flrst class family hotel; vary quiat;tha restaurant Is of unsurpassed excellence; a lew elegantly furnished Suits vscant; prices moderate. If SELL HOUSE, 38. 40. 42 AND 44 WB8T UTH ST. Rooms, with Board; transient terms $3 per day; Ameri eau plan. MARLBOitOUGIl HOUSE. 38TH ST. AND tJTH AV., Murray Hill. ?The moot desirable pari of the city. Fami lies wishing to locate peruianently can make very favorable term* f tram-lent price* reduced to $3 per day or If 17 SO per week; American plan. J^OSSMORK HOTEL, Broadway, 41?t at. and 42d at. Kino Suite at apecial ratee. CilAS. K. LELAND. SOL'THERN* HOTKL?AMERICAN PLAN; ?1 A DAY; permanent boarders at the loireet price. 67U Broadway, corner 3d at. SIXTH AVENUE HO TEL. COKNRR 44TII ST.? European plan; Koome 83 to SB, en eulte $8 to $20; Brat claaa restaurant; prices moderate. yPlNOLER HOUSE. UNION S(j HARK?ORE AT RK Oductlon of prices to tamlllea and elugle gentleman; tran sient, fd per day. OT OKRMAlN (OPPOSITE MADISON PARK), STII Oav.. L'-'d, Broadway.?Rooms all front, board roduoed, $3 per day ; without board, $1 upward; uuaurpaased location; elevator and elegantly furnished. SITUATIONS \V A.V'I'Kl)?KKMALKS. ? irrsaiiuikert it aid scainatreaae* A WIDOW LADY W1SIIKS A HOME IN A FAMILY; is a (food seamstress and housekeeper. Addreaa M. E. 11.. Herald Uplowu Branch olhca. Honarkeepera, die. A LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES A POSITION as housekeeper or governess In a gentleman'* family. Addiess. appointing Interview. MARTHA WASHINGTON, Rrooklyn Post office. Wanted?a situation as housekeeper by a widow lady. Addreaa Mrs. HOWARD, Herald Uptown Branch office. 204 La n nil reeve a, <Cc. EAST 47TH ST.-A YOUNQ OIRL TO DO PINE washing and waiting; city references. Call two days. 0?>l K.Wr 47TH sT-AS FIRM' CLASS LaUN ?T:drc?s to do neutlcmeu'a or families' washing at her own house : beat reference. 2.><? KASI hsril ST, REAR 11 OI'sE. ?FIRST CLASS Le")laundress to go out by the day or will take washing home; good retcronee. 227; 231) WEST l.vril sr.-A TOLOrtED WOMAN wants plain family vakhin/by the month, day or dozen. WEST J'JT 11 nT.-A ( OU)KED LaUNI> ESS wimuon a family's wiiMbintr by the week ; reference. 304 EAST 4STII ST.-A WIDOW WOMAN TO uo washing and cleaning by the day; beat reference. /.O.J 3D A v.?A RBAPBCTABLE woman TO TAKE UOOln a lew gcntlemeu's or ladies' washiug; good refer ence. s liiirae*. dMi QOQ 2D AY.?NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, OR AS O^I t/ehaniberuiald and take care ol children; best refer dice from last place 1 003 riT" *V" Kanov sruKK ?a I'ROTfcS riant woman aa ourae lor Infant or growing chil dren; several years city reterence. Can be seen Monday. Mlarwi luneoua. A FRENCH GIRL AS MAID TO A LADY OR TO mind growing children ; la a good teamatieaa. Addreaa telle. ADKLE. cere Mine. Kaualdi. Windsor HoteL PROFESSIONAL HITt' ATIO.VS WAKTED _ _ FEMALES. ?frisiriNtr^joTKRnr.sV.-an English laDv'! of v many years' experience, desire* an engagement In a family having young children, to Instruct. 1 erina moder ate; references*. Address GO VP. UN ESS, box 137 Uptown Herald office. IIKLP WANTED? FEMALES. T^'O^ Al'I'kKNfiCfcS ' W'aNTED-Vo'r" Mit'Lf5ife"Rf end dressmaking at Id West rJ i at. At umk. laforoade's, so sth av-wanted. two experienced operators on Wheeler A Wllaou't ina chiue, 30 first class nands as waist trimmers, ballon hole makers, cloak makers, also apprentices. Apply, before 10 A. M. and after d P. M., in basement. 0 STR'OH FEATHERS.-GOOD KEWERS WANTID AT ilONNKROT A MAYER'S, 43 Sooth Nth av. YyA.NTBD-A FIRST CLASS EXPERIENCED WAIST Tr hand. also.an apprentice; none olhete need apply. Basement, 114 West 44th st. Mine. C. DRKNKf. TIT ANTED?EXPERIENCED HANDS. TO MAKR UP TV children's cloth suits, at Mme. K. OUGE.N HKIM'S, 1,103 Broadway. WANTED-A YOUNG OIRL, 13 OR Id YEARS OF age. to aaslst in light housework , must lodge at hotna. Address II T., JOS West 33d si. w# ANTED?P'l HUT CLARS OPEKATORR 01 heeler k Wile mi's machine on wliito work. bCUWARTZ k .SAlMBURU, 314 Ghureh M, HELP WANTED? FEMALE!. TIT AXTF.D-A FIRST CLASS ?UVf I Kit AND DESIGNER Vt of laaias'suits and omMium: good salary will be $?*? to o I'lgEwtrnt person. Apple i,u Monday morning, belore lo o'clock. at GORDON A ORB'S. las Bowery. ll'ANTKD-t COUIEED WOMAN fiOUTHlM ft Mack). as laundren and chambermaid, in a small pel* rate family ; city references. IO o clock, Monday, 'is Irving pi nee. ^ SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES. AKKUARLB BOY,"'lii.'RESIDING WITH Ill3 parent!, accustomed to office work, or assistant broker; speaks Kronen ami write! well; reference, present employer; wages (3 per week. Call on or address t. J. t., 108 East 13th it. TAMTOB. bank fohtkb-iiab ?i;st kbfere.scb. J Address H. C. WISII AM, 34 Liberty sk. ~ CLERKS AMD SALESMEN. T>'~ALTMaN A CO., 331 AND 333 ti rU AV. want a flrit clasi cloak and fur man. None cgcopt run pa tent to take charge upply Monday, or by latter at once. as ?bov a. _________ - ?"ccjaciimen and gakdeners. riOAChMAS'H^'*SlTL'Wl^#A^Tktt^W(?koBoU. It understands Ills business; highly recommended from U.i pUre. Address J AMKS. .1 We.< 19th st HELP W ANTED?MALES. WANTED?A noon MAN, WILLING TO WORK{ON? that can lonn his employer $2. **> will have a good pl'yyment*' Anply'toJ- TwiMl eL, 5 to 7 I* j. .. QUENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. rrjn>BMAiinK-UNK VfcMMK' kra^caisb"tflSSTSil \ /lURiwtftnte uourict* et pour fair? lo* chainbro* ot coudro. S'Adreoer *u n. 41 33nio roo. Ouwwt? Pop Otlier Want Atl vertliementk So* Directory. mCsical. ~ ' ~* Y~*OKKl'uN LAOVrW* ?X KNOWN AS ?OTmW3 Ateacher of music, singing, K ranch, German, Italian and English. For lessons address M. S., care of Mr. Christens, 77 University place. __ . LADY TEACHES PIANO, OKOAN, SINGING : $10 per qusrtar: pupils pieparod, churches, opera. Address OI'KllA, Herald office, 1.363 11 road way. \ -INSTRUCTION ON PIANO BY A COMPETBNt /\.?te?cher; reference; practice If ?le?ired. Weil 2tSth et. A NORTH OK UMAX TEACHBlt (MAL15), TEACHINCi piano and Herman, wishes to itlvo a few more private lessons. Address UK KLIN, Herald Uptown Branch ofHoe. 'OENTLEMAN OP~THOROU6li MUSICAL EDUCA Ltlon will give Instruction at pupils' residence for *15 per quarter. A. drese PROFKSSOll. box 140 Herald Uptown utlico. j??? A CULTIVATED LADY, OF EXPERIENCE A.ND AO XXknowlodged musical talent, gives pianoforte and singing lei-tons. $10 per quarter; highest references, Addresk CLASSIC, bo* 3.974 Post office. __ T-YOUNG LADY-PIANIST WI8HK8 TO JOIN A Aquartct clnb or trio, for the study of chamber music, or would nsslst In organising one. Addicts PIANIST, bo* 3,974 Post office; _ rOKBIGN GENTLEMAN PROFESSOR. J USI' AR rlved from Paris and London, teaches singing and nfiiuo puDila convinced within tew lessons of the wonderlul superiority of his new rapid method; term! moderate. Ad uress PROFr SSOlt. 1 263 II road way. \ GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES A.in*truction ou piano, organ, liarp and harmony at pupil's residence ; $10 a quarter; reference. Address with residence, TEACHER, box 139 Uorald Uptown Branch office. _ ~k"TENOR, CULTIVATED VOICE. SIGHT READER, A Will accept position lu choir or concert. Address MOD ERATION. llornld offico. ___ V YOUNG LADY. WElL QUALIFIED, WISHES TO /Viriva le?ioiii to beginuers on the piano; termi, $o per quarter. Address F. R.. Herald Uptown office. PUPIL OF THE MUST DISTINGUISHED PRO lessors in Europe will give two weeks' lessons in ?">/'?$ and piano free, and very reasonable If continued. Addreea PIANIST, bo* 195 Herald Uptown Branch offico. T-young LADY WISHKiTa"few MORE YOUNG PU Aplls on piano; has special aptness for Instructing chil dren with whom she ha* much experience; terms very mod erate. Address J., bo* 304 Herald offico. YOUNG LADY. PROFICIENT IN PIANO, ORGAN and vocal music, will give lessons In a private family or school lor whole or part board; references exchanged. E. W., Herald office. __ "7 LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THB Aptano at hor or pupil's residence for $6 and $9 per quar ter. Address INTTRUCTHESS. Uorald Uptown Branch office. # - LADY. A THOROUGH READER OF MUSIC, WILL giro lessons ou the plauo to a few pupils; particular at teutlou paid to beginner* 317 West 13th St. "7 GENTLEMAN WANTS TO MEET A GOOD Apianist and portormer of classic music who will ?ing with him during one or two evening hours per week at teacheiw residence ; lady preferred; stato qualifications and lermet reference* exchanged. Addross H. R. A., box 117 Herald office. ?NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. , New York office* only at 3 Eaat 14th St.. second door east ot 3th sr. Incorporated 1965. THI8 RENOWNED MUSIC school open day and evening; A* YOUNG LADyTTanisr, TEACHING THE THOR ongh German niethol, wlahes a few more pupils; tarmk moderate. Address M. A. RKLTA, No. 370 Hast 30th si, N EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF THE PIANO will give lassous at $9 per quarter. 338 West 35th so ?OANJOT"GUITAR AND SINGING TAUGHT l'RAO Jjtlcally by Professor NAPOLEON GOULD, lti8 East 33d. near 3d av. C'TrD.?PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN. GUI tar. singing. Circulars mailed. J. JAY WATSON, Director, 33 East 14th CIOLLBGK OF MUSIC, 3 WKST MTU ST., WEST Of ^5th av.?Slg. Albtles and Mmo. Albltes, Instructors I* singing; prompt sight rending, uuder Professor G. Oon terno; piano classes, at $15 per quarter, under Slg. Moroslnl. -LIMILB rein beck. r, anthor of "Rudiments of Piano I'laylug," teacher of piano and harmony, 5 East 14th it. E DWARD MOLLENHAUER," THE CKLEBRATED Iviollnist. will glvo lessons on the violin for beginner* and advanced players at 147 4th av. MxTeTsCHUBERT HaTrETURNED AND RESUMED teaching music and singing, aflar the Italian, Franeh, German and English schools, at 60 East 9th st. Max schwarz, teacher for the violinI For particular* apply at his residence. No. 9 Eaat 3d st. Ring the bell twice. MB. MURIO-OKLLI HAS BEMGVKD TO 310 EAST 30th St., near (Jramercy Park, where the will continue giving lessons In tinging. OROANIST.-A YOUNG MAN WILL VOLONTBRB AS organist la a Protestant .church; it familiar with the EpUcopal aarvlre. Address WILLIAM, Herald Uptown Branch office. PROFESSOR SAWAEDBSS.?SINGING. PIANO. VIO lln, harmony; classes are now forming; alto private lesson*. Apply 890 Brosdwsy. American Conservatory of Music; organists, singers, teacher* furnished. R"~ IC11A K D " M () L L K N11AI' KII WIL U GIVE INSTRUO tlon on the piano and violin at his residence, 337 East 15lh st. OIg! BUBNGIOKNE IS READY TO UECEIVB Opupils 111 vocal music. Address No. 234 2d av. oingTngTnd piancTM pITu quarterT^Ib East OlOth st. SOPRANI! WISHES A POSITION IX CHURCH AT moderate salary ; cultivated voice; excellent render. Ad dross HEADER. Herald office. SIONOR EDUARDO MARZO, TEACHER OF SINGING and piano, will roturu trotu Europe on or about the 10th of Uctobor. at which tliue ha will immediately resume hi* ooqrset ol private lessons. SINOING AND PIANO LESSONS, BY A GENTLB m tn, $35 per quarter. Address l'ENOK, box 190 Herald Uptown Branch office. SKNOB ARATA" PARAVaLLI, TENOR SINGER, teaches piano and tinging. 117 West 37th st , or at pu pils rosldeucc; terms moderate. Singers with young, fresh and strong voices prepared lor concerts and oratorio gratis; terviee* taken in exchango. Address SIONOR, Herald Uptown office. v-ooalist, not LONO SINCE RETURNED FROM V Europe, successful la eoncort. desires to Had a talented pupil Id whose Umily ihe may reside, giving Instruction a* an equivalent. Addreu LhlPSlG CONSEKv A'TOKY, ller uld ottlea. anted-a solo tknuu and hass as volun. w leers lor double quartet in no Episcopal church uptown. Addreu RECTOR, 1UA tut Uth *t. W ANTED-A POSITION AH OttO AM I ST; WOULD BH willing 10 TOlunteer tor some time ; also private lessons given on Pianoforte OEOUOE IV.M. I'LKICIl, 'J.iO id ?v. \\t ANTED-BIT U A11 O.N AS SOPRANO, IN 0 A TH (i TT lie clmrcli In this city or vlcluily. Addreu M. E. U., lleruld Uptowu Hrunch ollice. ^ WAN TED?A VOLUNTEER TENOR FOR AN APIA copitl choir; luatructlon lu good music. Addreu TENOR, lierald office. beM FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO. ORGAN AND tpr/ilniNiK. at pupil's residence, by geutlemau teneber. PKOPr.SSOR. box 165 Herald U'ptowu olhce. flAXCIXO ACADEMIES. A?saOs? iPiian ciStf academies. vTWesY aab" ? V14 Km 13th, IM ken 34th it.?PRIVATE LESSONB ?uy hour. CIRCULARS Ivi.i lllhiL FwiLSON'H daNCINU At'ADiuSTy. 431 7TH AT.. classes uow opeu , soud lor circular; soiree, fiery Tueedey end Saturday. 1 ?CARHBR'S DANCINO ACADEMY. PLIMPTON Jv.Hullding, Sturveseiit and Kill sis.?New cluses now loriulnir. Private leesoos any hour. Ollde, Doable Olid* end Newport specialties. Soiree Mondays. A -MARS' ACADEMY OP DAKCING~ :M? BLEKOKRR Aiit Classes Tuesday and Friday evening. Send lor cir cular. A1 Ave T FERNANDOS DANCINO ACADEMIES 56TU ST., Learner 3d av. ibank batlding).?For circular addresg Private Academy, 67 East 5>)lh st. Private lesions any liour. Receptions every Thursday. To have them select I have la med Invitations. No admittance without presenting the seme with jiy signature. J. FERNANDO. Amldek dud wort it it dancing" school. rumoved tu No. 6S1 5th av.. now open tor the reception ot pupils. For particular* send lor ciicular. BHROOIlKS DAN"ciNb^CADEMY^ 361 BROOME ST? All the fashionable dances In one course of leatona. LADIES. Tuusdavs and Fridays. 3>i P. M. GEN TLKMEN, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7% P. M. CHILDREN. Wednesdays, 3Vj; Saturdays, 3 P. M. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION at all hours These rooms ere aentrally located and easv of access from all parts ol New York, ilrooklyn and other adjacent cities. The first lessons can be taken privately aud no extra charge from class prices. DUMAP'S DANCING UCaDKMV, J4 WEST 4fH ST.? I All dances taught perfectly per quarter; six Inshlonablt dance> perlectly iu six private lessoue; watts, glide and Ooable glide Specialties. MR DE GAKMO WILL. ON HIS RETURN FROM the W est, where he Is now professionally engaged, re* ?nine his lessons In dancing on or about Ooioher IS. Mil trenob's academy of dancino. Lyric llall^Jlth av., Reservoir square. Lessons .Holidays. Tuesdays. Thursdets and Satardnyn 1'uplls attend et thuir convenience. See circulars. [ANCKL'S CLASSEN FOR DANCING, 643 5T1I AF, will commence Saturday. November II. P CHRISTOPHERS DANCING ACADEMY. PARBPA ? lleli. BSth tl. and 3.1 ev.?Wednesday and Batnrdny slF vacuus and Moudar and WaduaUUr sneis^