The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1866, Page 10

Bite ie 8 PATERSON RACES. THE DERBY DAY. Immense Turnout of Pleasure Seekers. MERRILL THE WINNER OF THE DERBY, OTHER RACES. SCENES, INCIDENTS, hee ee ake. The regular spring meeting of the Passaic Agricultural Society commenced yesterday, under very favorable auspices, notw thatanding the lowering state of the almos- phere, which threateved ‘rain at any moment. Throe capial races were rug, the most important one beng the Jersey Derby, a race for three-year olds, carrying 100 Ibs., one mile and a half, There were forty-five cutries for this race, nine of which came to the post, ‘Tue attendance was very large, but nothing like what it would have been had the day been fine; yet the ladies - could mot be restrauned, and were out aumabere, | dveused in their gayest atte, THE FIRST RACE. This was for a premium of $250 for all ages, mile "heata, and there came to the post Messrs, Travers & Oegeod’s bib. Arcola, by Lexington, dam Topaz, who was the favorite at two to one against the fleld; Bowie & Hall's g. ¢, Richmond, by Two Bitts, dam Faith, the sinnor of last year’s Derby; Dr, Weldon’s b. ¢, Knight- hood, by imp, Knight of st George, <2 Kiros a fine, compact looking race horse; Sandford’s en.’f. Earring, by Ringgold, dam Emma Wright, The I sales on the result were very large, Arcola bringing Ban, Earring $85, Richmond $80 and Knighthood $86. favorite looked in the finest ible oan and only doubt of bis winning in bis being a very rade strider, and it was thought that this might possibly be more unfavorable to him than to some of the others, ov acount of the very heavy state of the track. He wen the first heat by a head, and was beaten the erher two cleverly by Richmond, whose style of running sem peculiarly adapted fora race in the mud. After the second heat Richmond sold for $550, while Arcola brought but $160 and Knighthood $35, Earring bemg distanced in the first heat. on a8 & Whole this was a mo=t capital race, Firet Hea!.—Knighthood won the inside, Earring the second place, Arcola third, aud Richmond outside. They had a very good start, Arcola soon rushing to the front closely followed by Richmond, Knighthood well up, Ear. ring fourth. They went In this way around the turn ‘tail and head,” passing the quarter pole In twenty- red at seconds, and then down the backstretch without slightest change of position until near the half-mile when Arcola showed daylight between him and mond, and passed that point two lengths in front of toe gray c’lt in fifty-five and a balf seconds, the other swo a leneth apart behind. Going around the lower turn @id Abe, on Richmond, took a pull on his charge and olored the daylight deiore Arcola had reached the tbree- quarter pole, and taking the inside of the track, the heaviest part of it, made a gallant dash for the lead, and beiore he reached the drawga’e was on Arcola’s withers, The finest jockeyehip on the part of Littlefleld landed Arcoja under the string a winner by a short head, mond five lengths in front of Knighthood, and the fly distanced. ‘Time 1:61 34. Seoond Heat.—So confident wore the backers of Arcola, ‘now of his abilivy to win, that one hundred to forty was dered, with no one to take it, Richmond got .the best @ tho start, Knighthood second, but before they got around the turn Arcola was on the lead. He the quarter pole Lalf a lei ahead of R.chmond, who was two lengths in frout of Knighthood, in twenty- seven and ‘® quarter econds; but as soon as they got into straight work the grey yoked bim and they ran and side to tear the half-mile pole, when Arcola began to fall back, fend the grey pasa the pest one length anda half in front in fifty-four seoonds. On the lower tura Richmond pened the gap and came up the homostretch a winner + three jengtha, jo 1:523. Kny pihood was three behind Arcola, The result of this heat took the on ors of Arcola by surprise, and oer wore vory ac- Uve, during the time between em csr’ fond their ‘money, laying, in some instances, one hi to thirty eu Richmond,’ The grey, however, did ar) scrape out to suit his trainer, and this being apparent to the epecu- latory, they ceared offering heavy odds on the gray and Patiently awaited the issue, Tint Ha, wrerige irae gota fine send off and went und tue turn a céuple of lengths ahead of Richmond, who was two lengths in front of Arcola. Richmond, however, was within a length of Knighthood at the warter pole, in twenty-nine seconds, and, passing him en the backstretch, led past the half-mile pole half a \gth, in fifty-six’ ceconds, with Arcola three lengths behind, evidently laboring severely and palpably beaten, Richinond finished the heat two lengths im front of Kn ,thood, who wae three lengths ahead of Arcola Vane, 1:55. The following is a summary ;-— Bowlo & Hall entered g. c, Rehmond, by Two Bitts, dam Faith, four years old. J. Hunter entered Travers & Oxg cola, by Lexington, dam Topaz, five years, old. 1 23 Dr. Weldon en‘ered’ b. ¢. Knighthood, by in Knight of St. ge, dan Glycera 3 2 M. H. Sandford outered ch. f. Barring, by ‘fing gold, dam Emma Wright, four years old... dis, ‘Time, 1:513¢—1:52 Track very heavy. As soon as the result of the above race was indicated ‘on the judges’ board the bugle sounded to horse for THE DERBY. The ‘Derby Day” in this country has not, of course, atiaine? the tmportance and significance which has been reached in England on that great ‘ national holiday; Dut still, to an observer of ordinary foresight, it will Sppear that this annual race at Paterson is likely to come to the argest magnitude of any race for three-year-olds in this country, It may in time equal in dimensions and exeitowent the g eat festival on the Surrey Downs, im the tig st Little isiand from which our ancestors mainly fame, aud brought the love of horse racing and field rte along with them. Everybody knows that the English race was named after the head of the great house of Stanley, adescendant of him to whom Marmion , at Floddeu Field, shouted ‘Ov! Stan'ey, on!” but every Body does uot know how it came to be called aftor the id horse-racing and cock-fignting Earl, whose black and brown reds are celebrated all over the world for their desperate fignting qualities, and have given as much Botoriety, noi to say iame, to the proprietors of Knows- Jey Hall, as the mart.al prowess of their valiant ancestors. Near the village of Zpsom, on the Surrey Downs, there are @ number of those beautiful country seats, which form gue a pleasant feature in the fur famed landscapes of England. One of them ix called the “Durdang,"” and Gucther “The Onka”” ‘This lative wus once the site of an alo house. It stands on Banstead Downs. General Burgo after hix return to land from this baton ‘was track with the beanty of spot, and pu the ale house, erected a fine hunting sont tr te a Earl of Derby, who greatly enlarged the a ibe oc sion ine aris mariage 1 Min Foot, tt actress, for wi ni me eomgeend a sive eal evtertainment called “Tho 2 the Oaks.” In The first Dorby in England was won by Diomed, 3780, . horse afierwards imported inte this country, and our best tines of blood, such ax tuat of Boston, en an Timoleon and Sir Archy, and Eclipre, through Durec, have come. The first Jersey Derby wan won by Norfolk, ‘a horse very much inbred to Sir Archy and to Diomd) And this winner of our first Derby aud descond- ant of the winner of the first English Derby ie held by many excellent judges to have been, on the whole, Dest race horse that ever was bred and trained woat of the Atiantic Ocean. The second year of the Jersey Derby did not furnish a great race. Asa whole the three year olds of last season were a much inferior lot to those of Norfolk’s year, and the year before In the last named year we had rainniny this neighborhood such colts and flies as Captain Moore, Lodi, Lissie W., Fieotwing, &c. In the year following’ there were Nor- folk, Kentue ky, Asteroid, Tipperary, &e. Last year whe Dest that ran here was probably Baltimore. Maiden was the voxt best, and Julius we hold ‘o have beom a betier colt than Richmond, who, nevertheless, had the Inck to ‘win the Derby, This year it i# believed that the three Jar olde are a very superior lot, and we are inclined to he opinion that the best of them is Lancaster, own Brother to Lightning, Thonder and Loadstone, * Tt is — possible that 3 1 his trainers deomed pat looking at tie D forma , a w ll an sp ed which have distinguished. h “chickens of the old blue hen," wo are much tuelined to the opinion that he may be, If not the best colt of the year, ax good The colw and filles that came to the post yesterday were good ones, nine eniy of tho forty-dve entries (oF the Derby having the boldness te contend on such a dan- gorona track, the owners of the others from prudential motives keoping thom in the stable, Of those that w@arted Mr. Alovander hed two, Mr. Hanter one, ir, Bush one, Mr. Reed one, Mr. Waisen.one, Dr, Weldon one, Mr. Sauiord ane, aod Rowie & Hall one, and the race was won by theoh. a Merril, by Lexington, a descendant ef Diomed, the winner of the ire English Derby. The sinner of the race waa a grom favor ve before the start, Altvough some were of the opinion that his stable cont: Panion, Watson, who ran with Iti, was intended to be the ‘Winner of the race, and very tow do. hed Aly Of either to take dows the stake, | Me: @ much ashe coukl 40 to beat Mr. Waisan morse, by imported Eclipse aud the eh. f, Kuchantres, by Lexington, out of Bien Bateman, while Watson was beaten veal, being sinch at the fnieh, It ane the cunning of that artful old darky, Abe, 10 colt Srat Mtoger the string, which be did wy ation Jengtb. Mr. Hunter's Uirica ran weil, bat she hag not Improved a8 inuch as ald ro while Satingtone Bows chat = tit ive will Hard Teck, ber aracor. The Maroon eoit, Foyen colt and Lapwing may do better on another orda- Gon, the horrible con@tion of the course yesterday make od ruly of their merits or role and fillies engaged, the start wae frm We Lal male ale Im Vag: Bed tug Grarse en (nat the rupees bad to Yo front of the gra: twico during the race, Of the judges wout o eet them e%, but a more unequal siart Was paver seen on ‘any course Chan that Diiehian made of it, some of the ravers Weing Ofty y ads abeau of the others when they wore seut away, Enchantress being the first ah vith second, Lapwing third, Satinstone fourth, fifth, Merrit sixth, Watson seventh, Remorse ou an Hard Tack last, w! was enough to throw the chan. vs @f the test three ur four entirely out; but*before they got around the lower turn to the three-quarter pole Oid Abo rushed Morrill to the shird Peni, while Watson was running fifth, They came w homestretch and passed Uke score at a rapid rate © pee , in two clusters, Cie tirst with Enchantress feading, Ulrica second, Merri third, Satinstone fourih; and the second cluster com- posed of Wa! Hard’ Tack, Lapwing, Remors> and hing Lear, in ‘he order named. Going around the upper turn considerabie chang ng took place, wich lasted until they got into straight runuing on tho backytrowh, where ‘Abe took Morrill 40 the trout, Enchantress second, Uirica third, Satinsione fourth, Remorse fifth, havit ‘cub down two or threo on the (urn, romping well in bi Watson mxth, Hard Tack seventh, Lapwing eighth, and King Lear uiuth; all much closer together than they were at the start, ‘There was no change of the position of the Jeaders on the lower turn, nor ameng the otbers, except that Remorse had passed Satinstone and was work.ny his way up gradually to the frout rank; but as sven as they swung Into the homestretch the strife com- meneed in carvest. Remorse soon ran past Ulrica, and then challenged Enebantress, went infront of her,’ and cane so fast on Merrill that Abe had to straghten ihe colt to h's utmost tension with whip and spur, The game follow responded, and came noply up the streich, and went under the string a wiuner by a short length, Remorse second, halt a length in front of Enchantress; Ulrica a good fourth, Satinstone next; then came Watson, and after him Hard Tack and King Lear, with Lapwing bringing up the rear, her rider obeying ‘the injunctions of Dr. Weldon, that if he could not come in first to be at the other end of the Birivg, The race was run in 2:66. The follow:ng is a summary :— The Derby, a bhatt Epona of $1,000, for three year vids, $50 entrance, play or pay, one and a half mie dash, carrying 100 Ibe., closed with forty-five entries, The followin: wore the atarte RB, A. Alexander entered ch, ¢, iG a Miriam, DE Seine jas, Ree in o morse, by dam Rescue, by paige roy aes chantress, by’ ‘Lexington, Mr. Red enter bp Gunde ete Johu Hunter entered b. f. Ulrica, by’ Lexington, dam Emelia, by Young Emelius........ Messrs, Forbes & Jerome entered b, f. Satinsione, by Lapidist. dam Riuoda, by Glencoe. R. A. Alexander ontered ch, ¢, Watson, by Lexington, dam Ann Watson, by Glencoe..... Bowie & Hall entered ch. ¢. Hard Tack, by Lightning, dam Maroon, by Glencoe.........-..s.s0eeeeeseeee Mr. -andford entered cb. ¢. King Lear, by Lexington, dam Tokay, by Yorkshire. J. W. Weldon entered g. dam Olio, by Oliver eene wpm Time— THE TWO MILE HEAT RACE. The Derby settled and the winn.ng colt and the losers being token off the track by their respective traine: the bugle sounded for the horses for the closing event the day, which was a two mile race for a premium of $600, for all ages, to come to the stand. This brought the great champion of the North, Kentucky, and Julius another son of Lexington, Baltimore, the winner of the last St. Leger, and Norwich, a full brother of Norfolk, to the post. Kentucky was the favorite against the field at pretty large odds, notwithstadding a report was current that be was not himself, and that there was a chance for one of the others to beat him, At tho start, however, the odds were one hundred to eighty.on his ‘Woodward, SHIPPING NEWS. aumanag ooh paw cone genera Dar. 7 en woes, OER BBs es, Pert ef New fap—sdy Jane 5, 1866, mena tvannten Palate Se Norfolk, City Point mene Bteamebip Athan eran, ‘Boston—W P mew rebae hip Game herborne, Hong Kong-1 @ B Salp Constantine, ‘Creer adon“Gringell, Minture ean Plymouth Rock, Warner, eprseln Minturn & oSiark Johann Kepl cata Bark (axeo, Gardner, serra baa noun & Son: jar ‘Thames (Br), A ‘Krnalay cy Tob, tephyea Wills Brundage (Br), Fitzpatrick, Demarara—P W Fa ser (Br), Crowley, na—J BE Ward & Co. Bre +), Cole, \d—Brott, Bon & Co. nego (Br), Messinger, Yarmouth—Boyd & rig Marla White, Bryant, Rockland—H W Lond & Co. Henr Veptrosa (Br) Roberts, Harbor Ieland-—J Bnens. Bel in (Br), © 0,’ Halitax—D BR DeWoll & C hehe ‘America (Hr), Ripkersoo, Curawallte<D i DeWoll & Schr 8 K Gale (Br), Redding, Yarmouth—Boyd & Hincken, Reeves, Ireland, Sebr Archer & Philadelphia—Goldihwalte (& Overton. Sloop Déep River, Benger, New Haven. Steamer J Thomson, Moore, Baltimore. ARRIVED. phigamanip Ville de Paris (v1). Surmont, Havre May 24 via rest 26th, w! Ine and passengers, ie. ‘teamahip Vi i caiveston, ry rp with mdae and passengers, to Williams & ‘Gmon, May 30, 9 AM, lat 24 18.lan 8, spoke brig Huron, of St John, ‘NB, from Mobile or Liver tea hip I it Baker, ; sefitcamship Herman Livingston, Raker, Gavannah, 75 hoart, py Saragosen, Crowoll Tt ecton, 00 mmdao and Passengerasto A Leary. final at 9: 0A brig H. O Phinney, of eSirarn boda nt ib ein “Deas, ‘Wilmt No, eet ip Gi Teital, “Dean, ington, “Gtenmanip Rebesea Clyde, You 8 Wilmington, NO, 61 ‘hours, with cotton, £0, ton: ip with Steamsh} piiary Gaiford Chg ” Boston, with mdse and pageengors, to. 1¢ Metropol! Steamship Co. nd TAS passengers: to Wain uso Sree an 0 Jon 35. spoxe shi Gnele Joe, boun ome sted grid B25 pasoingeee One ane ae ee tay Pale Taland, saw eh ‘hip Pring Albert, bound W; 26th, tai 4228, lon 89, steamship Atalanta, hence for Bremen; June 2, lat Ta, lon 68 47, spoke brig Lilly, from Sunderiaud for New TAR Bark Seventeenth ot May (Nor), Ditlefsen, Bordeaux, 40 days, with mdse, to o1 Fe Ebilippise, (of (or London), Pow, Table Bay, OGH, «@ days, wi Claw hr grapes, Fact, Phila pcelph Bohr 8 HotehKing, R Racket, Hhiladelphla for Providence. ley. Behr LA Toliés, Dead, Albany for Norwalk. Sehr J A Rich, Higgins, Rondout for Bebr Venus, Parsee Poughkeepsie for Pembroke. BELOW. Ship May Queen, Mundt, from Cardiff April 18, Ship City of Montreal, Daggett, from Glasgow A SAILED, Steamship Saratoga. Wind at sunset SE, light. Marine Disasters. Banu Wooptanns—The bark reported by telegraph as the om Liverpool for Galveston, ashore and bilged near the latter port, ia probably the Woodlands, Capt Tame, which suiled from Ltverpool March 30. winning. Baltimore was the second ohoice in the pool Brig Euia—Mr Alfred Card, who left Block Island on saies, Norwich next, while Julius did not seem to be | sunday lasi, atatos that there ki no truth in the report of the thought mueh of at auction; but his friends were quietly | loss of brig Fits, from Philadelphia, of and for Boston, on investing on bis beating Baltimore in the race, and they Picked up a deal of money in that way. First Heat—Julius bad the inside, Kentuoky next, Balti- more third, and Norwich outside. ‘They got away nicely, Kentucky svon go'ng to the front, and passed the quarter pole in twenty-eight and a-balf seconds, tai! and nose; ins second, Norwich third. Baitimore then began to fail of, and when Kentucky the balf mite pole in filty-seven sccends, one length ahead of Julius, who was @ length ahead of Norwich, Baltimore was five lengths bohind, Kentucky ted one length, Julius and Norwich running side and side around the lower turn, up the home stretch, making the mile in 1:533¢, and around to the quarter pole, when Norwich began to drop off, and Baltimore started to make his run and took the third place on the backstretch, Kentucky leading past the half mile pole one length, Julius second, a length ahead of Baltimore, the latter striving hard and forcing Julius for ‘second place, which carried the latter close, up to Ken- tucky, who was only half a length in front when he came into the homestretch. Julius, however, soon d'sposed of Baltimore, and made a gallant though moffectual struggle to beat Kentucky over the acore. ‘Time of the lest mile 2:02%, a pulled up lame, and Second Heat’-Kentucky took the fead at the tap of the drum, drum, es dius Riga’ Norwich a length or two 9 heat 3:66. Balti ihe iM jaitimore berp! at ‘went to the quarter pole half a iafrosottn jus, Intwenty pine seconds, and was a length ahead at the half, in fitty-six anda half seconds, Norwich four lengths in the rear. Kentucky, continuing the lead, made the first mile in 1:54, a short length in front of Julius, who was three lengths ahead o} wich, Julius was forced at Kentucky all the way aro: nd on the next mile, to ascertain if possible whether the latter bad a soft spot, but, with all his efforts, he could not find it, and the gallant horse came prieking his ears all the way up the homestretch, and passed under the string a winner, making the last milo in 2:02, and the heat in 8:56. Norwich was distanced. The following is a summary :— Premium of $600, for all ages, two milo heats, J. Hunter entered Travers & Osgood’s b. h. Ken- tucky, by Lexington, dam Magnol'a, 6 yearsold. 1 1 Jas. Watson entered b. c. Julius, by Lexington, dam Julia, by Glencoc.......... Bowie & Hail entered ch. c. Baliimore, by Reve- nue, dam Maroon, by Giencoe.. R. A. ‘Alexander entered b. c. Norwich, by Lexing- ‘ton, dam Novice, by Glencoe... Time, —-3:56%—3:66, THE RACES TO-DAY. There wilt be four races to-day, comprising a steeple chase, a mile dash, a three mile dash, and a selling race for ail ages, one mile and a quarter. Adis, “Board of Health. The regular meeting of the Board of Heaih was held yesterday, NUISANCES ABATED, Bowen G, Lord, Captain of the Sanitary Company, pre- sented his report of work performed in the abatement and removal of nuisances for the week ending June 5, 1866, as follows:—Complaints of nuisances received, 539; notices served for abatement, 1,301; nuieances abat under service of notice, 720; sinks and water closets cleaned, 463; loads of ‘night goil removed from city limits, 1,888.’ Quantitios of unsound meat and fish were algo seized. INSPECTORS’ REPORT. Sanitary Superintendent E. B. Dalton submitted a statoment of the number of localities visited and reported by the inspector and assistant inspectore during the week ending Jano 6, 1806, showing lotals as foliows:—Reports reecived for New York, 1,249, of which .1,168 wore so. cepted and 91 returned to the Total re received for Brooklyn, 862; |, 842; retui 2 COMMUNICATION FROM THE ASSISTANT SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT. Mr. J. T. Con Assistant Fanit city on the subject of the removal of 4: ‘The commusication set forth ‘arbage and ewill. that the mpolation had been acted Ee ee trom the Commit- tee on Health recommending all contracts w be quan ond aonee, streets shall include the removal of MORTALITY RRPORT. 3b total number of deaths for the week ending June Sm hou on Presented an interesting SSS stating that this number was leas by one hundred and i Gommusioner Bergen preeented the report of Super mm er report n- tendent Wm. Fagan, of the Southern District of Graves- end, showing that one handrod and seven carcasses of animals and sixty-three beds had been picked up and buried or burned. by Board adjonrned till two o'clock P.M. Friday nex! ‘Tne Cholera. PROTEST OF THE SUPERVISORS OF RICHMOND COUN- TY AGAINST THR ERECTION OF QUARANTINE HOS- FITALS ON BEGUIN'S POINT, 8. I. No communication was received at the quarantine sta- {ion on Staten Island from the hospital or cholera ships Yesterday, a heavy fog having prevent: the sloop from making the customary visit to them until late in the evening. ‘The urgent necessity fora land quarantine has at last compelled the Board of Health to take some: toward viding one; —_ it is stated that Seguin’s Point, = taten Island, has been selected for that purpose,’ and will be oceu| by force if necessary. This is Bot, how- Board baa not yet officially an- If Seguin's Point is taken It is uffering frea infectious meroly for the pereose of ever, certain, as the nounced its decision. a gn temporarily sheit-ring those who: beee encaped disease “on bow hip”? until their clothmg and the time all their on in quarantine shall have = inepection of that locall on ine, Cummings, &o. Monday Slermed the inbabtinate of Staten Inland, aod the Bupervesors of Richmond county have issued od ja whieh they declare ty such action poder sivnera egal; that t cholera hospitals at ‘hat’ pon ‘would ‘be Sgatvatent 4 the introduction of cholera into New York, as a traia of care runs through the ground of the N direct to New for 2 Mysterious Rarmares, june Daniel }, formerly of the gy a Sa crew of named Fivorsof the Hla. in order to get a by Herschel Fu ler, of Osi 6, B ‘14, with 16 bbla ‘oll; ‘bound ‘to Bier Platte, late in the season, Block Island Muy 81. The story was made up by 4 seaman MeLand, who represented seit aa one of the eur. the railroad from Newport to Boston. Scour Cor Keannry, Roberts, from Calais for New York, was run into, during @ thick tomy of, Be juin, on Saturday last, by an ariknown schooner, and cutwi de, ani Fepair without discharging. jawaprit, jibbnom. md'pat into Portiand Sih, inst, where ae w Miscclian Be ‘The French frigate Jean Bart has come to anchor in Quarantine. Lavxen D-=Fpom the yard of 8 Gidersleove & Sons, Port. d, june 2, a fine double decked ee Jan irday, called the Florence Ai Alten, of’ about 500 tons capacits perfastened, and in every way 8 ou 601 rior ‘built. vessel,’ She jew York, Portland, Ct, and Capt rville, Mass, who is to command her, A fine scr, oalled the Eri, owned by E Longfellow & on, of Machias, was launched from the yard of Master Jobn In owned ries in Shaw, in Machias, on Tuesday last. Whalemen. Bark (late achr) Hamilton, Ongood, cit at New Bedford 4th inst for Pacific Ocean, Bark Amy, Winslow, soiled from Nantucket 90th ult for of NB, wan - St Catharines be a Sea. Bhi farch | bn Dar 8 ‘ortes, Spoken: se for Ha na, June 3,7 AM, from Capes of the Delawar deftrey,9, days from Cal Feb 28 lat 11, lon 91 E Snip arenas, Merryman, from Mouimetn Jan 30 for Pal- mouth, March Il, lat 348, lon 62 B. Foreign Ports. Apun, May 2—Sld bark Nonpareil, Ballard, Boston. pe Bay, April 12—In port barks Comet, for Boston & ; Saxon, Harrison, for NYork 20 days trig Piccadilly, a “for do 16 days. Demanana, May 17—In port bark Delaware, White, from Baltimore, just arr; brige Lottie, for do 2 days: D 'Trow- bridge, from NYork, just arr; schr Daylight, for Baltimore pext day. Harn May ber Cella (#), Gleadell, NYork, LIFAX, y 26—Arr brig Elba, Davidson, » York, Cid Julia, ¥ non, NYork. Mewros, May 17—Arr bark Fury, Wilson, Marseilles to load Tor Boston, Poxcr, May 24—In port schr Anna Bell, Prindell, from and for New Haven, 81 Jou, a ‘June 1—Arr brigs Two Brothers. Porter, and Neva, Smith, sehr Rambler, Bissett, do: 4th, ship Star of the Wes. Perry, do. Cid 4th, schr Mary Louisa, NYork. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 2—Arr achr Broadfield, Crowell, Basion. Sid sehr Transit, Godfrey, Charleston BOSTON, June 4—Arr sieamers Noreus, Bearse, and Nep- DYork: ip Helen Clinton,’ Sprague, Newens- erties barks Hel Pruss), Resource, Gran, Leghorn; Exchange (Br), € urehill, tg soe brigs Annie Duncan (Br), Cassar Smyrna; Edmiston thers (Br), Cann, Glas. aches WB Darling. Kelley, and A Hal 1d steamer NYork; ‘shi ler. NO Lovell, N¥ork. Liverpool; bark Rebece: oddard, “Munaon, Algoa Bay; brig Brooklyn, Gard- jares, Hays "GALTIMORE, June $-Arr ship Herschel (Ham), Fried. rich, NYork (incorrectly reported as ship Johanne Wilbel- from Bremen): brig J Bickmore, Tracy, Boston (incor- mine, reotly reported as from Matanzas: sehrs Georgia, weet, ” ulatius, Jackson, Prov: New! uryeort vin Annapolis; dence: Ruby, Phillips, M Jex Biue, Dill, Bo: 4th— arr briga M Demarara: Fcho, Benson, Ponce, bamberlain, New York: Abbie Bursiey, Hage Queen; Battery NYork. Ch tal), Cherico, Loudon: derry, Ire; Wodan (Pru iaenalbelh, Queenstown, or or Falmouth; brigs Urana, Broce, Cienfuegos; gart, Domerars; achra Sunshiue, Budieatt, NYork; States: nan, Nickerson, Allyn's Polut Ct Sid bark Aqidneck, brigs Senorita, Savannah; Yazoo, Chester River, Md. Barks Ann for Bromen: May Queen” for Rio Janeiro, and Annawan, for for Reathera, went to sen May 3. rd Clenred should Rave za # iskue the eee placed te the thethird line, before bark Lingle ‘Raymond, in Toa above a oe schrs Round Brook, Perry, and Weitham, Matthews, Caibarien. oy Allston, Sawyer, Philadel- sehr otan Travéilen Adame, Phila: ANYERS, June l—Arreebrs EW Risley, Phila DANVERS, June 1—Arr sehre EW Ferry, Risley, MUL, RIVER, June Slo achr Mannah Blackman, “gem Philadelphia, 3M—Arr schr Porto Rico, Wentworth, Elizabeth Bid echrs Rawin. rete. ‘and Gen Banks, Eider, Pot Iphia. ne. Mg oy lay 25—Cld Jankar, brig Melissa (Br), ath, bark “Helmdal pool mir wich Cine We Newton, te arn a ney" ‘Biostome Hodgaon, Ect rseonxroee, May 8 Si—arr od am oe, Ororgetown, £0. Rising Bun. Jo ‘vankatanke va. MOBILE, May Sate echr Menawa, Dissosway, Boston. Df J a" Hulse, Boston, Cid sebr 'y 30-~arr schr Lucinda, Small, New SLEHRAD, May 20—Arr achre Gettysburg, Smit! ty Eve Belle, Lee.and D 'S Morséon, Cor ~~ AR me bit hil IW ORLEAN May %—Arr fone Clans on mee Below, a Mats Bi barks [Pa aa justave, lies bet er. and Marin Dense, from Marseilien; Ma: ler, roi, Boson. Cid ‘seamen 1 Ann (Swe) a ool care COR WBURTPORT: Mt sian eur Mary. Bia, Talp jay 31— 1. 1 Philadelphia. peerage m4 ure Arr bri fempent, Mead, Philadelphia; schr Rd- Mayaguez, Sid schr Jeuny Lind, KET, May 29—Arr echre Lu y, Chure, Adame Piiadetphia: Sib, JC Henry, Dilkes, sehr ay Bake: NEW BEDFORD. Sune 1—Are achra Maria Fore, Oreu' ata ‘M4, Harriet Ryan, Snow, Mattapoisett for New “net HAVEN, at bet brig LW Armstrong, 8co- ina, Hallett; Henry Lem- os Hinabethport: alae ie, us, Hulse, hee ide, Pinay =H fare » do; Barak "Biman NYork: AM ‘sloop Betsy Bagadvee, Kennard, Arroyo, PR. Old echre viii ite ty Ratti june Arrateunahap Propontie (Br), a Licerbosk, fag” nay. Port Jemerean; denne Baton, Ticids "bones, Pes me oi Mary Price,” brie Sarah ihckering a Ripe ‘Wines, ex June 2— Arr hy " Ate Fi, delpbin, “Cid aiip Uncle (new. of fama), Mokbam, Philadelphia; brig Active (Br Eas ian. Myo h—A rr sehr Col ers eS ES eaeaepel 3 1—arr Lacy A Blossom, ' pee eee Tie Seer bc ire Cua Jung J—Bld cabr B Mraiinn Tonh@ Pritatal- Fox &Co, Was de- | Sen ej OOOO “WAIDEN NEVER CAN BE DEEMED ROOR wid A peat oe ednean rosguiea, Be; rach a 200 tera Fé! roreguese. ys IT rates Se ea Sounal De OnE se nu aito's On ontenral Of CREAM ‘is Ea ne SURAUD'D PO sing tea i beae a4 -~ = superfluous hair from wobunaupe x LIQUID D ROUGE. « dat ‘@ delightful rose stain to ks, MNURAULSS LILY WITTE te a retreshing preparation for the compl xion during the ‘heat of summer. Kobdy who hus once sed, the celebrated reparations of of Dr GOURAUD. will. do without them. Foudre Subtle w $1 per bottle, mailed $1 3). The Boap RA Toulled Jo centé., ‘The Kouge B) eeuts, Uu- wait an ite $5 cents a box. rations of Dr. Gouraud ean be bad at his old Mevot, 458 res and of druggists, ak for eu URAU, RST CLASS amalist AND FRENCH nd Glass Ware, imported direct. Just the place Pi pew (ond oa) sae wo tay coenner. than rf warren repro: En gher He Oe CY ABAD D, BASSFORD. Cooper Institute, corner sio‘e. , BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, Di DISEASED JOINTS, by wery, corner of Can: ‘at National Hots}, Cortlandt street, sice’s urea Corns, Bunions, de, Filty cents, Deuces SPEEDILY OBTAINED FROM THE Western courts, in accordance with their statutes, Ad- drens box 5,8¥8 Pout office, New York. D® BONE, 114 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—DIS. cages of the beart, lungs. throat, liver, kidneys, acrofula, eases cured, Patients at @ distance can eruptions, skin dis consult by leer, Een DAY_ADDS TO THE WONDERFUL CURES f DALLEV'S Galvanse Horse Salve. One trinl satisfies \XTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT IN, ARTIFIOIAL Teeth.—Dr. LEVETT’S patent combination Gold Web and Rubber Base, 26 East Twentieth street, fifth house from Broad jway. yaRySODy WONDERS Roubie FIFTY CENTS CAN GO. Har. ch people must go to tea pans yin. of MAS RK. AGNI ahaa Greenwich street, corner of Murray atreet, N. ERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS 18 THE EVIDENCE 0! GOODNESS OF ANDRETHS PILLS. They should be in every family, ready for use on the first symptoms of disease occurring. ‘This method will save, EMEMBER THE CHOLERA ete BE TREATED AS A POISON. 'e this poison your safety demands it should be govld of without delay. Th le. COLE TE Bh Aitiem, ASTHMA, PLEURISY, OB DIA. RRH@A AND CHOLICs. In fact all sickness ix the cons wegtenge af al of active impurities, THESE BRAND: remove, and remove safely. ‘The nlood ie tua puritiea and every organ is restored to health. cipal Offlee, Brandreth House, New York. ‘ane B Brandreth I in white letters in the government wisold by al drugetata, 4 AN HAIR, THREE PUFFS, $4 (EASILY dressed): Grecian Ringlets (beautiful), $4. Every- thing cheap at PECKHANS Hair Bazaara,201 Grand atrect, near Bowery, New York, and corner FourtHand South Ninth streets, Williamsburg, “Preserve this. “JUNE 6,. 1866.. PERSONAL. sonnninran Ne as sacadnnnae PTION.— A Rss, FEMALE INFANT, EIGHT eran nga ek cay . P. y By +> Foun FERB! a DOWN pnoapwar and then in rth stripe dinect.a Tino to, te fay in tue $2 bil. Direct ton Os teraid NFORMATION WANTED.—THE CARMAN, WHO moved a boxed organ, on Thursday morail lager or weer —. of Greeawich rae ind Baiey ey ear oF tage M. Pelton, Bal Broadway aerentor ty Arve OSEPHINE MILTON WILL PLEASE SEND HER 1 haven reply to her letter ot Marck 7. tee ‘ONDAY APTERNOON.—IF THE LADY IN GREEN dress from City Park to Union square, and then up Broadway, will wend, her adtrena to “the. geotcmat wh ware hele ‘Kaiirena Pranc hg "Herald oficg. © "i NAF Of ® friend. NELLIE—WEDNEADAY, JUNE 13; 240, MUTTON PIE. ETTNE REL MONETHRAS LETTERS FOR YOU At station E E. PERA GLASSES.—IF THE LADY WHO LOANED me her glasses at Nibio’s will write to me I will re- turn them to Address Jacyues Strop, Herald office, ETER McCAULEY, HENRY KRIGER, JOHN POR ter, Peter McIntyre, James Horan, Patrick O'Bren, James Hoberts, Frederick’ Diedrich, Martin Costello, Honry Newell, Martin Fay, tA Payne, Henry Adams, Patrick Herliky, George Gel (erick Williame and ‘Richard an, late recruits In Ge Untea States Navy, will find it elt interest to communicate with C. L, Burnet, attorney Ht t law, room 10, No. 16 uses ‘street, N. HOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF JOHN HODGES, from Bath, England, he can hear of his cousin by calling tt John Smith's grocery store, Haven, near Harlem HE SUBSCRIBER, WIGHES TO SEE THE ARTICLE published in the New ‘Times of Jan. 18, headed “The Landlords of of eedn aid to know the write HAY, 45 Strawberry at,, Philadelphia, T.3taks D. T.—YOUR KIND ee ACCEPTED AND reciated, Am very w WESDAY P. M., ON RETURN FROM RACES. Fourth avenue atage. Lady im front ovener,, Please send address to Edward Quincy, New York Hotel, ILL THE HUNGARIAN FAMILY Ho Ingurrep for board in Twenty-third alreet in early May, call again at same place t ILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO VISITED BROAD- way theatre unattended Monday evening, satin par- quet, wore white hat, green trimmings, send, address to an admirert TON, Herald office, WIL THE GENTLEMAN WHO SLEPT HIS watch for ene keeping on Wundey aight call at ol Clinton street? WiUHIAM A. GREEN, PATTERN MAKER, LATE OF Lansingburg. mny Near somethi bis interest by calling at the office of Samuel J. Seely, street, one door east of C 44653 —BE AT THE NEXT CORNER ABOVE THIS + moon, half-past eight to nine. Letter foryou, vE iets an office in Pi ‘on the Sth inat., a bank Book gentaining $600 1a currenc yan several, draft will reture the drafts and bank book to the Manhatian Bank he will oblige the loser. , “PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE—CON- taining nearly 300 pages and 180 fine plates and en- the human organs in a state of sith and disolse, with a treaties on early error, Ha, de Table connequences upon the body, with the Author's plan of treatment—the Only ly rational and’ successful mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases tested. A truthful adviser to the married and those contemplati marriage, who would Know their physical condition. (Bent, ree of postage, to any addreas, on oral core. Madre Br. La Grobe, St Maiden lave, A Brnyinwe oF thganatomy 0 OR SALE—MISSOURI IMMIGRANTS’ GUIDE. Sketch View and County Map of Missouri, with # valu. able collection of information for travellers, land ayers and exploring parties in Missouri, prepared by y kilen P, chard: son, Jefferson City, Mo. Also, a full Catalogue of Missouri Lande for sale in évery county in the State; with full, de- scriptions and prices. nt to any address, for price of Mapa, 60 cents per ‘Liberat deductions je to agents, PY RICHARDSON, Jef {erson City, Mo. i a WORKS JOHN COCHRAN, Elser of the Free Church of Seotland, THE MESSIAH a? B18 HIS SECOND COMING, of thi A circular sent by post on A receipt o oa novens ro Publisher, 43 ann street, ‘WINES, LIQUORS, eC, ( JATAWBA WINEPROM KELLEY'S ISLA! ices, in an ua mets 3 the subseriber, Sates Garpeni es at M2 128 ons iss oS al YOUNG MAN, AGED 19, OF GOOD ADDRI would like to correspond with a few young ladies like age with a view to matrimony: photographs exchanged, Addroms J. A. Legrand, Brooklyn Pont office, HE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN, 26 YEARS OF age, desires to make the acquaintance of some young Indy, not over 20, possessing personal charms. incell gent wn lively; object, mutual enjoyment and (if agreeable to both parties) matrimony. Money uo object. Address, enclosing carte-de-vinite, for three days, Frank, Herald oflee, LAR Clothing wenied, gents having, an) vin $16 to $50 for silk dreasen, $5 t0 Si $10 Or parte. Aiea woollen or calico drossen, umniture, jewelry. The highest cash. prices paid. eu on or wadress ihe ungttal B. MINTH, $28 Slain’ aretsue, above Twentieth street, Ladies attended by Mra, Mintz: Dal Ladies and eof can receive the following 1 OF 8. 0, TIENTION.—AT SIXTH AVENUE, orpositE AL Uiinton piace, Fighth street, ladies and gentiomen, if ou wish to receive the highest eash price for your Cast OF “lowing, Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry, &e., ax 1 must have those articles 4o, upp fester’ markets, Lailies and men will Fn to cull on or address M. the num-ber as above, Ladies waited upon by Mra, in ande li city. T 16¢ SEVENTH AVENUE—BY H. HARRIS. LADIES and nilemen can obtain the highest price for their Cast OF Cotaing, Carpets, Parntinre, &e. I mast have these articles for Southern market. Please be particulir about the origina! name and number, as there are counterfeits Call on or address Mr. or Mra. H HARRIS, 164 Seventh a 268 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY SEV- T 268 A cath ‘street, 8. MANSES pape the highest prices for jadies’ and gentiemen’ lothing, Carpets, Fural- ture &c., y'calling or wade paagan one ae ATE Eaihaeisire Sure. NEAt moan sre = Ladiew and Gen! ot ee upon by Mire. Caahberg. A’ THE ORIGINAL E. MINTZS oD, STAND, L4 Sixth avenue —Ladiew and gen' yh yd Day the highest price in the elty for Cana fearing Ay el, Carpets, &c.. 1f you will favor me with by pont, All orders pact ly attended vo, on Mrs, Mints, you’ wil be dealt with to your GTEEMENt WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY OF ew and left off Clothing, for the Wentern market. Call at the 08. D. Conroy, O01 Pearlatreet, tore oF address between Centre and © ‘vethann ENTLEMEN 8 pil 70. Het OF THEIR Gast OF Clothing ean ce, by calling on oF addressing JAMES KIRK! ern ‘earl street, Ghatham. 5 ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN Pa! a, ur. most value for Cast Oi Weart urniture, ac, by calling on or na Ee |. RONENTH irs, feowen al. m reat Jones $50,000 Son oF uth GF aC HaTtENS Si Reventh avenue, between es third and Thirty-fourth Ladies " attended t vo by Mra 8. ame, likeness of tions feaees, wh SYROLOGY.—MADAME ECKHARDT (LATELY AR. A riged from. Australia), who te renowned for now! of chiromancy, physi mere and the ea cvte of the most hades lobcsnces', bamea tateres and fates, to rolieit the patronage of friends of the occult felenene and the public generally. “Madame Eckhard is com: Unually visited by persons of the highest standing, to whom hae truth folly reveal it lives La, thetr futare. Madame ECKI street. corner of Rroome. Ghice hours from 10 s’clock in the morutug unl 9 o'eloox fa the evening, AIRVOYART. WHO HAS XO KE wal AND A, Ty offered to ‘v iz to any ‘ho can sur. fer i-y verina co Correct siatmante ob, ail manveers ot tar yrcall and ~ per at ness and bux ness she never falls, N. dues not how the fuss —she 's likeness, ome 0. 160 eee fe Fast ‘hry: “tied street, between ington BONA, FIDE ASTROLOGIST.—M A lalla the object of your vial, &6, jounton, aver tie bakery. a. Se GTORIAHING. “MADAME, MORROW, | SEVENTH AS Dents ibe Mi Pa ‘avughter, ‘world tn telling: teas soon aa you enver bar row, 160 Lud: jouston. AME WILSON Allen atreet, near ast eats 18 Any ba MEDICAL ANI AND BUSI. ue “4 oy a et upon; pg yd ‘ean ie ia, ‘Beventh nuea, RAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND. ig Hd lg marriages, Mt ANAL BOAT, gMAMED CIRCLEVILLE, OF BUF- J fal, found ift.—The owners by ro} ti rie Spin Flee See BI for withinthres Inquire will be sold to e) vn Tludnes, Hoboken Houre, Hoboken, N. J. Tioere el BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHTH “STREET, one gold Sleeve Button, cameo head. The finder will be lberaly reward by leaving the same at 8 Beaver street, first floor, front oftice. OST—YESTRRDAY, IN BROADWAY, NRAR PRINCE ‘a squire Breast Pin, with’ likenesses. The be amply rewarded by leaving it at 696 Broadway, of N.C. L OST=ON MONDAY NIGHT LAST, A BRIGHT BAY, long tailed Horse. Any parson relnraing him will be Tew: OST—JUNE 4, POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING ABOUT bo 0 cents, silver The finder will arded, Call a 6 Lasv¥ourieenth be liberally t. pcre’ c. FIGHT. avenue carson jo fnoetarved dial at's Gold Watch, z with black | _ finder will be liberal; for Diack guard. TI leaving the same at H. B, Lane's, 151 Naseuu atrect. fee peel in ony CARMAN af a4 TOOK A OST—FIVE BONDS OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAM. L4 road, first mortgage, Now. 411, 412, 891, 2,004. 2,607. iiberal reward wil be psid for anelr reoovery and bo quer, tions asked, Apply to Ludlow Thomas, 62 Wall street. OST—A SILVER WATCH AND GUTTA PERCHA 4 Chain, with miniature wafe attached. The finder, by rturning the abain and charm (the gift of a decease! pa- may retain the watch, Ketura to 272 Canal street, ner, OST—JUNE 1, 1886, ON TRAIN BETWEEN NEW 4. Brunewick, N, J.,and Philadelphia, or ina street car in Philadelphia, a calfakin, Pocketvook, containing money and pers, If papers and book are returned to B, W, Lacy, 477 nut street, Philadelphia, or = G. lake, 45 Clif street, w York, « liberal reward’ will be given aid no questions fork strike, For in rination apply to Cuptain C. “STREET, Syl SALES AT AUCTION. x. MILLER, s Ic’ HONEER —BY A. M. , SACLE. AUCTIONNER O84 eee Amu RED AT rCnl GNIFICENT aon ELEGA! WORKS! OF this day Stinton yee PARLOR AND si paseh ROOM FURN! ‘Three beautiful a ate ABT AND BRO! WALNUT DINING ROOM FURN! in rich French satin brocatel is Tal day Brouze ck rich China. ‘aintings aod Engravings, GNISICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, wk cn AND COVER; COBT $65); an elegant instrument, with round beaut carved legs and case, with all modern improvements, strung bass, full fron plas se, Frei rosswood and black a stands, Sofas, Chairs, Tockera, Mi Lounges, Spring and’ Hair Ma rami Aone i BRUS AND INGRAIN canrer9 OOD FIANOFORTR, AUTIFUL PARLOR SUITS, IN BROCATEL; Wedteadeny Jae June 6, at Le Se Sige gig Tosewood and black watnut Parlor a nt Brocatel and Lace Curtains, a fie elle iF large’ Mirrors and. 8TOOL, ‘over- tion, Fall seven Ootaras UreRLtS, ‘lok, ta “Tables hie ed threnses, ‘Tables, Extension Table, Chinn, Gia fund Silver wares ‘cute lery, 4c. Sale positive. Deposits 1: 4 sHemioes o oxrt pack and ship. gools for pews chasers at reasonable charges. ROTION (Wednvaday) ‘at 2 o'clock:P. it Fifteenth atreet, between Sixth, piggNaistiNe oF ON KLEGANT BEVEN OCT, OF ars male of elogant Houcenold Pa Avery, sel altura, thie 2 olclook-P. Mw at the four story house ‘and Seventh aves. "AVE sa ROUND CORNERS, GRAND. O eaimind v5 ELEGANT PARLOM SUITS Sorered in, the Fiotiest desert pone; 1 Brossels and Travan Hedsteads, Cie ray ones tas fale and Spring Matiresins, Ye ner, Be ‘indow Curtaine, Shades, Oil Eat 1 Orasinentay Ghose Silverware, Crockery, China Extension Rockers, Chairs, ahd every’ article adapted. to's well fure Bithed house, Tee Sixth and weventh avenue care rum within a few doors of the honse. Competent men f in ate tendance to pack, sonable charges. cart or ship goods for purchasers at noe 8. street, ‘Brook! —2 Pi ALE OF FURNITURE—ON Wappen ars 4 MURPHY, ut 1014 o'clock, at $39 Fulto anos, 2 Parlor Suits, 2 painted Ghame ber Suits, marble top tables, , Bedding, M Mirrors, Brussels an@ ain Carpeta, Desk, hen Furniture, &c. Toy AUiz o'clock, two top Wagons, 1 ight Business Wagon, flare ROOKLYN.—PEREMPTORY SALE.—C. H. BAXTER 4 00., two handsome brick und one frame tage, with ns; near cars. Also a valuable Farm of 734 acres, within ten miles of New York O! & : Bes auctioneers, will sell. at auction, at ther sales~ rooms, 10'Court atreet, Thursday, June 7, at 13 M., three Garders ity Hall, with good outbuildings, on Centreville avenue, Long faland. Full particulars of the auctioneers, M, SEAMAN, AUCTI! , SUPREME COURT—FORECLOSU! THREE ea BRICK BUILDING ANS FIV. EAST TWENTY SIXTH SIREET D. 6, 1866, at 12 o'clock, at Way, under direction of D. P, Lngral Five Lota, with larg anbatantial th ering entire front, Nos 184 183, 188, 190 and the Exchange each 25x93.9; Battding occupied as @ beef ai Na cking establishment, an refer 192 East PALE. M. SEAMAN will tell nt_anction, on Weducsday, June e Salesroom, 111 Browd~ Twenty sixth street, between First ‘and ‘Second avenues. nd pork: suitable for 9 first class ware~ Ouse, packing oF Inspection esiablishanent, machine shop OF manufacturing purposes, or for conversion into tenement Pree he same time and place, the Steam Boller, bard Tanks and Keitles in sitid pre: rises, For maps, &e., apply to the auctioneer, 4 Pine street, OR SA LE AT AUCTION THE PASSENGER STEAM- Masaagolt will be sold at auction on Saturd: % 1eob nt It o'clock A. Me on hoard of the boat, at i of Tenth street, East river. Dimensions:—Length, breadth, 23 feet; depth, 734 fect. Engine 82 inel AUCTIO! ONEE GEORGE 00 cook, OFFICE 91 LIBEI iY § VERY, GEN TE On Thursday, third street, CARPETS: MIR ane Tat 1034 o'clock, at 107 Weat the genieel Furniture,’ being 1: for the present owner, including solld rosewood Parlor Booke..#e, Centre Tables, very Dest. Chamber Suits, Librs Mattresses, Beds and Hows, velvet aad other Oary rors, and other Curtains, Dining Room Furniture. ENRY D. ~ MINE! atreet, opposite the ‘ost ofilee. , Jane ne foot. ‘H4 feet: aplnder. 8 or 6 OUS! ENOL. D FURNITURE. ‘Twent 0 to onder and Mir- Kitchen: AUCTIONEER — 37 NASSAU SALE OF & beater Ety Sheet ‘ag OTHER HORSES, Re SOMERVILLE will sell at MINE! auetion thie Wednesday, June 6, at 12 o'clock, in front of thefr salesroor, day, wy faplendid gut chestnut He a Span of ap] Nag ri it Mande iat Treate old, well kind, ae ine and stylish and guaranteed in every ween Aibay folie See, about ars y4 apn a fh sonighaae ons: and gentle; has beon used an a Le Brown daddie Pony. 1836 bends highs ry Sopret Horse, 194, hands high, kind and gentle; inalde of three minutes. Four seat Rockaway, in good order. Several Seva of Harness, &e., REGULAR HORSE SAL. Mesare, MINER & som ERV TL vantages in location, experie parties wishing to buy or desirous to sell “Horses, or anything pertalning to the horse business TENRY D. MINE! ean trot ap Wepxespara AND? ER. —SALESROOM AU * NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFIC! SUITS, SALE OF. HOUSEHOLD FURN (TURF, PARLOR DINING SUITS, CARP! THIS DAY rep eee h Let NASSAU STREET. _REW AKDS. $ REWARD_TO FINDER OF THE JET PIN, Lock. et attached, containing infant's likeness afd lost Saturday in New Tork or Brookiye. A. ©. BA _ 82 South street, N, ¥., oF 167 Livingston street, Brook! 5) REWARD.—LOSr, FROM 103 WEST FOURTH I Black and Tan Slut, answering to the 22. Of “dip; had on when Inst noon a black ad red leather collar. ' Any one who retorna her to the abote place will receive the reward and the thanks of the owner. N° FRONT OF & MURRAY cord Pocketbook con- taining $18 gaan Mi carmonta Havases Waowver wit ts: turn the same to Jeremiah Dalton, 57 Murray street, will re ceive the above reward. 10) REWARD.-STRAYED OR, STOLEN, FROM 7% West Fleventh street. om Sunday, June ‘3, a black and tan Slut, weight nine pounds, about eight years old, and alight! Please return’ her and receive the above &NRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE Clinton Hall, ‘aalearoom 22 Grand street—S Thursday the fine ‘Restaurant No. — seventh aven the Furnivure of the family: Mirrors, Carpets Tables, no. 6 Sells on, Chae | c., with Lease of the premises, See Herald to-morrow. AMES JENKINS, AUCTIONPE ry stylish, fr pounds; the only reaso going to Europe; cont the owner $2,000, and now sold to the highest bidder without reserve. Horse, 16 hai stylixh and very hands years old, a splendid ad y the present own are to be sold to the highest to be ween at the Waverley way, corner of ‘Thirty-ninth sire Also light Road Wagons, but Ifttie One reverse neat Ww ros. from any ! bee! . any Wagon, w carry three persous, tall year. ‘The above b ‘The above horses ‘ston Stable, 1,367 time’ before used; city inakers. “Al ILL, Set, an 0 rey da ‘dout wul, weigh about for selling on account of the owner: Ue are to ba Also one bay ds high, Kind in all barnes, long tally Al apple gray Mai very n i Broads 4 Hil KAWAY, FOR lead color in one Also n plain ief. Apply at vuston atreets, BLO. tite person fe hind wheel: go dark color: Nght +t fingle Harness. $25 for conviction of the ti Kleventh precinct, corner of Sheriff and I $10 REWARD. {LOst,, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE, from New Jersey Hotel, 71 Cortlandt street, Friday morning, June I a black ag, marked Harvey on plate, returning suid Beg to the 1 the said reward w and no questions. $25 MEVARD MALACCA CANE, WITH TURTLE ington aaiare: say Feied ee ‘above reward wil weet Fours street. $120% up or WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE. of & gold Wateh (lost in & Fourteenth street cc, corner of Fourtesnth @ Fourth avenue, on Mon- evening, at half. 109 Water street, anaes ca REWARD.—STOLEN, A GRAY HORSE, $200 WAP ae Rig’ with &@ lump on left ahoulder: pply to JO} corner Leonard and Withers atreeta, Brookh yn, E. D. ‘ne owner” paid for ‘ts return to No. street, guarantees: ‘one Interview, OF Y Medicines sen: iy taal, mM. A. miter 129 Liberty indion at Price $5. THE ae orto: MEDICAL A. om ‘Companion, by Dr. A. M. protect ever tou, Price $1. 129 Liberty street, ‘Or sent DYICE ORATIS.CDR. B, COBBRTD, MEMBER, OF the N. Y. U. (Medical College) and RO, Surgeons Lon- do cans nwa privately on Saiala diseases, Office 2D Centre street. LL UNFORTUNATES SHOULD CONSULT DR. GRINDLE, No. 6 Amity place. ‘Bure relief in all ape- Gial complaints, "Consultations free A cate AT ONE INTERVIEW, WITH OR WITH ‘ont medietne, for mai whatever caus RESTELL, Professor ‘of Mt Midwifery (thirt; Year pratle a“ resi net re street, wear Sixth av. A =FOUND—THR LADIES BENEFACTOR; DR. POWERS’ never failing French Drops. Immediate of at one consultation guaranteed, Office 195 Elm street foe TO. eet Nan AMADA RES. 1, BLL)S tn or No, 2, ent. ‘avenue. Bed can never { ce wate Thirty fourth 3 Also at 181 Greenwich street, or séut by mail Az —oR, ORINDLE, ACUOUCHEUR TO TAR PRIVATR pe Institute, No. 6 Amity place; good yooma, ud medical atiendan planta anual & treated. a " Avie URPORTUN ATES, CONSULT DR KEYNEDY, toed remedies, 1 selking proven Use bi os fin. “Tet nothing prevent. all Roars A. bn tee bet L Me AND MANHOOD REGAINED. jee Dr. Galo tee aie ation , especially all contemplating Rr coo! ER, 14 DUANE ag) MAY BR CON. ited on all diseases. Thirty devo- ted to enable Blin to warract a cure in all cnses. R. POWELI 128 NINTH STREET, Sy R BROAD. cures hoarse. cases of either aex in RB KENNEDYS GUARANTEED REM Ba CURR rquratorn, where mantood ie'tapaired. 166 196 Elm street. R HUNTER CAN CURK THR WORST CARRS 0 diseases, without fgg at siclan, or Do pay taken. Laehy sempers. speedy roarria ® conta, any ADAME ROBA—GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, Ja whole life, (fier “1M raveale your en ie He Pree steel, ; RON, THR ORE. Mesate te ee ATRST BUSINGSS et pyEare EBD ba & Ps anal Omt cera hat will root o otners dry Win the Win ane bi MPORTART TO 70, LADINO RR. rowan oa bre 0 produce the red tfect” 160 ilen mune 105 bien street. | Menace 44 tL ply! nl Msn ceca nciat at HOB, 4 ‘AMES: eS, AUTIONEER, WILL SELL AT AUC. nN Broadway Harn weton, 1 J tion inexday, June 6, at 1,6 Sortstourth. serect Hiacoon, Carriages, J ght Conk (Wood Bros. ), 1 two~ at th ide seat Wagon, 1 Jagger, 2 road W: eton, 1 large and’ small Express Wagon, Gingle and, Double Harness, Mg oe Robes, Halters, &e. Also, 1 pair of Ponies, closely matched. J.? BOUART, rooma fousebold, Parnijure, m, fenstating 9 ‘of Bolas Cottage Sets. Ewes [attrenmen, noes ‘GAFFNEY, AvctTt: Si casamare Bath valves Vente We agona, 1 cee Vagona, 2 Government ‘AUE TIONRER —THTS DAY. AT wee auction No. 1 North yy corinere’ dou Also Summer ya worthy the attention of the trade. Te ecten of cd Lynch, 78 Grand street. N. B.—Pardian havi having, goode pl ‘this establishment ai sat once, as the etaaane R, ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM 438 Canal streei—Wil sell on Friday. June & if not die, ree of before, three years’ Lease, Good Will, cralture of the puolis house known as Su. David Canal atreet—Eleven sleeping rooma, barroom, elu basemensa, al furaiahed complete. “It not din one lot then will be sold in lots to sult terms and permit anply to R. R. ROLL Particnlars day of sal uy Fem i oe AUCTIONEER, WILL SBA, | hy ng second Dorelock, at 438 Canal Ress WALTERS, AUOTI SHTAL'S BATE. USFS, retICEs. Wil sell this day (Wednesda: Broadway, « ange aantity of thar tnt ei 0, ban ate In er ott ae ART, Marshal. SOUN T. STE) JHERUFP'S SALE.—PINE LIQvOR: 1D GROCERIES AND CLG AHS (001 OF BOND). RICHARD WALTERS, EER, will get! thie aay (Wed - a iit " oe, at 27 Bost Broadway, a quaniity of fine of) Liquors (Cigars, Groceries), in botile, cane, cask nnd puncheon, vie:—Rerrels’ Fert Wings Jamaica and caske, Hourboo ati Wotte's Reba Cham lgars, quant oun ean ster Soap, rrsis Sully Quantity nf Hall A. ke Brnws, Deputy. eet KELLY, Sheriff. w But 4 dite i Bee at rsa, two thie, 4s) “oun Laem, Machina io Fie aay, Sherif. wii Wut, ya Agorign is eae pe tae Sint ted eS radars per 2