The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1870, Page 8

8 THE NATIONAL GAME. ans ‘Mare ve. Eckfords=The Amateurs Again Vic= torious. Yesterday recorded another victory for the ama- teur Star Club, So many victories have lately been recorded for the Star Base Ball Club, collectivelyland §ndividually, m base ball, billiards, skating, glee singing, choir singing, and goodness knows what else, that to decide the question whether this -elub belongs to Brooklyn or that Brooklyn be- Jongs to the Star Club, would be both dimcult and delicate. There is this much that can be said, how- ever, that Brooklyn is nv loser by possessing such fleid of young gentlemen, but if the relationsnip be ‘Uhe other way this compliment cannot be extended. But to the borin From the outset the Eckfords ‘were beaten, both in feiding and batting, the result of all which was to prevent the infusion of any inte- Test in the contest, so faras spectators were con- cerned. In justice to the Eckfords (and in connec- tion with ‘the former remarks truth de- manas the assertion that = Wilhamsburg is no loser in __ possessin, such @ club), it must be stated that thelr catcher, Price, was 80 disabled in the opening of the second fnning by a sharp foul-tipped ball striking him in the eye that he was compelled to withdraw, and a Mr. ‘Denning subsiituted, James Snyder taking Price’s post and Denning going to right flela, This accident worked to the disadvantage of the Ec! fords, who also lost one hand out because of the new Comer uot striking i bis turn immediately afier coming in, The game was a hard played one, but too uneven to merit detailed characterization, Below ts the full score:— = EOKFORD. Players. 0. RAB. T.PO.As 1B. T.PO.A. Allison, Istb.4 1 2 112 1 255 8nd 1Tiis 58420 1180 os s00 1rse 10 lo 2413 23411 1iodd 6 22112 0 0 4 0 Worth, 332410 22 2 5 Packer, istd.2 344 9 0 0 0 1 0 Manly,ddb...2 323 03 gl 274 INNINGS. It, 2d. Sd. 4th. Gih, 5 (a - 4 2 23 +m 10) 6 te. eee Mr G. Mills, of the Mutua! Club, game ‘Two hours and twenty minutes, Base Ball Notes, On Wednesday the Socials of this city defeated the Enterprise of Brooklyn at the Elysian Fields, Ho- boken, with a score of 28 to 14, On Tuesday last the Gramercy and Lexington clubs of this city played a game at Melrose, which the latter won, with a score of 42 to 32, Mr. Ferguson, of the Atlantic Club, not content with threatening to perform a summary and anpro- fessional dental operation on the base ball represon- tative of the HERALD, has avowed his determination tw demolish the representative of the Tribune, and all because the HERALD dared to tell the truth ree ‘ting Mr. Ferguson and his actions in the Atlan- ic-Forest City game, The remarks which aroused the ire of Mr. Ferguson are the foliowing:— Ferguson, the captain of the Atlantice, was formeriy, a quiet, hard-working meniber of the, ning; but since be n crowned with a “little brief authority” he lords it over his men in an insultingly demonstrative and domineering way that cannot fail to wound the feelings of the nine, make them sulky and judifferent and act agalust the interests and suocess of the club. He may mean well enough in talking to his men as he often does, but his manner is certainly not calcu- lated to win the respect of his nine or the admiration of the spectaiors. His reputation as @ temperate and gentlemanly ball player has heretofore been very high, but his intemperate actions and demonstrations since the Forest Giiy game can only result in sully- ing materially his formencredit. In_ justice to Mr. Piccot, aud for the information of Mr. Ferguson, 1t may be stated that the former gentleman is not the author of the articles which have aroused the pugnacious proclivities of the captain of the Atlantle mine. The Red Stocking Club, of Cincinnatl, beat the Har- vard Club, of Boston. yesterday, the score being Red Stock ings 46, Harvards 15. The Forest City Club, of Rockford, Ill., defeated the Pastiine Club, of Baitimore, yesterday afternoon, the score standing 21 to 11, The ground was im bad con- dition, owing to the recent rains, and the playing was only ordinary throughout the game. a ET MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Hocan—Anorn.—On Wednesday, June 1, at the Church of the Incarnation, by Rey, Henry E. Mont- gomery, D. D., SreEPHENS MASTERS HOGAN to JOSE- . ABORN, daughter of R. W. Aborn, Est all of this erty. MILLIGAN—SExTON.—On Wednesday evening, June i, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by tne Rev, H. C. McDowell, PHILLIP MILLIGAN to Miss ANNIE L, SEXTON, youngest daughter o1 Miciael Sexton, Esq., all of this city. No cards. Surra—KoGERS.—On Wednesday, June 1, by the Rev. William Macallister, GeorcE Smiru, Ji., to ManGaRer ANNA ROGERS. VAN TASSELL—WERNER.—On Saturday morning, June 4, at ten o'clock, at residence of the bride, Colonel A. CARLOS VAN TASSELL to Mrs. Fatpee WERNER. California and Bremen papers please copy. WILLING—Powers.—On Thursday, May 26, by the Rev. E. P. Gardner, Louts E, 0. WILLING to MaGGre A. POWERS, both of this city. Birth, BryANt.—On Tuesday, May 31, Mrs. DAN Bryant, of a daughier. Died. ANDREWS.—At Winona. Minn., on Wednesday, Junel, Dr. J. R. ANDKEWS, of this city, aged 52 ears, 2 Friends of the family and members of the medical Es are mvited to attend the funeral, from he West Twenty-third street Presbyterian church, near Seventh avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o’ciock. BRADEN.—On Friday, June 3, after a short but severe iliness, MARY ANN BRADEN, relict of John Braden, in the 64th year of her age. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, John Aitken, No. 14 St. Luke’s place (Leroy street), on Monday afternoon, at tliree O'clock. BREWSTER.—At Worthington, Mass., on Sunday, May 29, MARSHAL BREWSTER, formerly of tus city, aged 5] years. Western papers please copy. CALLAHAN.—On Friday, June 3, EDWARD CALLA- HAN, siep-son of the late Henry Brady, a native of arish of Vastlerahan, county Cavan, Ireland, aged ears and 3 days. ‘ne friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 547 ‘West Twenty-ninti strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. CARROLL.—At her residence, 95 Thompson street, on Saturday, June 4, after a long and severe Illness, JANE CARROLL, in her 58th year. Her friends and relatives, and those of her son, Francis W. Carroll, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 95 Thompson Street, on Monday afternoun, at haii-past twelve o’clock. The remains Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment. CHARLES.—On Thursday, June 2, at the residence of her uncle, Thomas Murpby, No. 38 Kast Thirty- ninth street, KLIZABETH FRANCES MuRPHY, Wife of Richard P. Charles, in the 22d year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St Stephen’s church, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, where a solemn mass of requicr will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. DRISCOLL. —On Friday, June 3, HONORA DrIscout,, in the 25th year of her age, native of Knockmore, county Cork, Ireland. ‘The relatives and frienas of the family are re- specifully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 278 Monroe street, this (Suuday) after- noon, at one o'clock. De PeysterR.—On Saturday, June 4, after a short Ines, GERARD BEEKMAN, S0n OI the jate William A. De Peyster. Notice of the faneral will be given hereafter. Du BaRRy.—At West Point, N. Y., on Friday, June 8, at half-past one P. M., of inflammatory rheuma- Usm, ADELAIDE, eldest child of Beekman and Helen A. Du Barry, aged 8 years and 4 months. Her remains will be taken to the Albany Rural Cemetery on Monday, June 6. GaRVEY.—On Saturday, June 4, HENRY GARVEy, native of parish of Columbkill, county Longford, Treland, in the 234 year of his age. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday alternoon, at two o'ciock, from bis late residence, ,356 Tenth ave- Lue; to be interred in Calvary Cemetery. GLERSON.—On Thursday, June 2, at six P. M., Tuomas James, Only son of William and Ann Glee- Bon, aged 4 years, 6 Months and 9 days. ‘The rejatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to a’tend the funeral, this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 625 East Fourteenth street. Limerick papers please copy. Goopaicn.—In New Haven, on Wednesday, June 1, Captain James W. Goopricu, for many years an ntshipmaster from tie port of June 4, AporrH E. G F Ps months and 28 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, trom his late residence, 111 Maiberry street, this (Sunday) aiternoon, av two o'clock. GRBEN.—On Saturdoy morning, June 4, after a Jong and painful lines, Mrs. Jouana GaeEn, aged 29 years and 3 days. ‘The triends and relatives, also ihe members of Doric Loage, No. 280, are respectfully tnvitea to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 67 Montgomery street, on Tuesday aiternoon, at two o'clock. GROGAN.—On Friday, June 3, Mary ANN, the be- Joved wile of William Grogan, and daughter of Ed- ward and Mary Burke, aged 21 years, 2 months and days. ne latives and friends of the family, and those of her brothers, Lawrence, Hdward, Jr., John and Michael burke, are most respectially req ed to at. tend the funeral, from her late residen N Heary street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ARENAN.—Sucdealy, on Friday, J. H¥ENAN, in the 24th year of his 5 Dhe iriends of tag Jauilly and the members of the NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, Mar an! Club» eee (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. HOSEY.—On ge pons 3, ‘Association and the Henry G, Leask the diferent begat ited, RY ae was a member, are respectfully Invited to atte funeral, from his late residence, 867 Pearl street, this MICHARL Hosey, aged eral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, bet npc ‘a native of Queens county, Ireland. e funt atone o'clock, from Thirty-ninth street. the family are regpecstul JonNnson.—OD SON, in the S2d year of his age. The relatives and invited to attend, ‘Tye remains ‘will be taken to Schenectacy for in- terment on Monday iorning, by the eight train, Hudvou Giver Railroad, LessELs.—On Friday morning, June 3, son of William and Caroline Lesseis, aged 15 years: and 2 months. 19 late residence, 809 West friends of Friday, June 3, RICHARD T. JOHN- oclock Wir, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to the attend funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half ast One O'clock, from the residence of lis parents, 0. 402 Madison street, Lowrey.—On Friday, June 3, SARAH GE RTRUDE, bigs child of Michael and Catharine Lowrey, in he 14th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 242 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Ly ncH.—On Thursday, June 2, tedio us illness, MICHAEL LYNCH, in the 25 respect- after along and a year o age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o’clock, from his father’s residence, 409 venteenth street, and from thence to Calvary East Se Cemetery. Also the members of Friendship Asso- clation are respectfully invited to attend. MurRAY.—On Friday, June 3, JAME8 MURRAY, ears. ane 80 ne relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from 482 Pear! street; also members of the Harrison Guard, to meet at 435 Pearl street, at one o'clock, McCuLLouGn.—On Friday, June 3, GroRGE McCULLOUGH, of Brooklyn, N. Y., in the 224 year of his age. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his uncle, Andrew Crummey, 607 East Eleventh street, New York, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. South Carolina, Georgia and Florida paper: copy. Tine members of Company I, Eighty-fou ment, are hereby notified to attend the fnner comrade, George McCullough, dence, 607 it Eleventh stres noon, at one o'clock, in citizen’s dress, whit and crape on left arm from his late 1 this (Sunday) after- '3 please rth regi- ‘al of our © gloves J. MCKINLY, Captain of Company. J. MAtOR, First Sergeant. McCoskeRr.—On Friday, June 3, ALICE, daughter of the late Hugh and of Dromore, county Tyrone, Ireland. nn McCosker, of the parish The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 300 Second avenne, corner of Fifty-ninth street, this Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment, McEvoy.—On Saturday, June 4, James McEvoy, im the 25th ieee of his age, ‘The friends of the family are resp attend the funerul, from his late resic Rereae Street, on Monday afternoon, o'clock. ‘ully invited to nce, 270 West at two Newcoms.—On Seventh day (Saturday), June 4, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Scott, Forty-ninth street, MARY NEWcomB, widow Newcomb, aged 74 years. 285 Bast of Joba ‘The relalives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from Friends’ Meeting House, in Rutherford place (Fifteenth street), on Third day (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. QuUINN.—On maureeay, June 2, suddenly, WILLIAM QUINN, son of Patrick 2 years, 4 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are faily invited to attend the funeral, this ( afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late re: Spring street, Yonkers. and Mary Jane Quinn, aged respect- (Sunday) sidence, OACH.—CARRIE, infant daughter of John B. and Mary C. Roach, aged 6 months ana 23 days. Funeral from the residence of her grandparents, 116 Second avenue, on Monday a.ternoon, past one o'clock, Friends of the family are fully invited to attend. Rowk.—At St. John, N. B., on Thursday, EMILY BRANCH, youngest daughter of Ralph Mary Rowe, Virr.—On Friday, June 3, after a short but illness, Egwakrp E. Virt, in the 67th year of ‘The relatives and friends of the farnily are fully invited to attend the funeral, from residence, Canal street, Stapleton, Staten Isl at half- respect- June 2, A. and painful his age. respect- is late nd, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for tnterment. WALDKON.—On Friday morning, Jane 3, WILLIAM F. WALDKON, aged 42 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, o'clock, street. Warp.—On Friday, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past four from his late residence, 228 West Forty-third Jone 3, THoMAS Warp, a native of the county Roscommon, Ireland, in the Toth year of his age. ‘The friends of tne tamily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law, John Morehead, 239 East Twenty-eighth street, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. T THOMPSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 0 FOURTH avenue, opposite Coo} kceoping, Writing, Arithmetic, evening; private inatruction open all summer. Grammar, Spelling; ladies’ department ; te RESPECTABLE FOREIGN LADY, f Institate—Telégraphy, Book- day and ris Low ; SPEAKING A English and French fluently, and used to travelling, wishes a place in a family going to’ Europe or residing in the country as nursery governess; first class references. Ad- dress, si don 8q) ting name and address, M. T., No. 6 Abing- T PAINE’S BUSINESS COLLE E, 62 BOWERY.— Bookkeeping, Aritimatic, Spellings, Latin, Frencb, $5 per aparter each; 24 writing lessons $2 hes taught to ‘cep books and correspond; day and evening; no classes. ‘A. EARY, OF CULTURE AND REFINEMENT, WHO ould like has but one cbild, a daughter, ten years old, w fo take charge of a chil would give ita true, kind, Christian care sation; factory referenc ‘Address Mra, C. H. HANES, Morrisanta. N. ¥. for a fair es as to standing and abi datany age younger than her own; compen: ity. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, PARISIAN, HIGHLY educated, would teach French, piano, singing and bar- mony in a first class family; one spending the summer in the . but good home country preferred ; salary no object a . BSsok, 107 Third aveatic. ferences. Address PRO! ; best re- Be 'S WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, .-DOLBEAR’S Commercial College, 875 Broadway, corner Fighteenth street, will remain open, day and All sutomer to prepare ladies, gentlemen or boys pi for business; special attention is paid to ladies; and trembling will be removed in a erate. evening, ractical atitfnes few lessons; terms mod- f ape 1ON.—INSTRUCTION IN THIS USEFUL AND ‘ornamental branch of education by a teacher ing and experience; the strengthening and moduli volce particularly attended to. Address box 3,961 P of stand- lating the ‘oat ofc ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS GOVERNESS BY A y idy speaking Frencb, German and English, Call at 243 East Suth st., between 2d and 8d avs, —— a= SES _____ PROROSALS. Ward's Island, Department of Third avenue, corner Eleventh street, Ew YORK, June WORK—NEW LUNATIC ASYLUM ON "Public Charities and Correction, No. 66 3, 1870. Proposals, sealed and endorsed as above, wil! be received by the Commissioners of Public Chai nd Correction, at e8 their office, until two o'clock P.M. of the 15tb instant, for the J, The plans and specifications for the worl seen, and_al Plumbing work of the new Lunatic Asylum on ‘Ward's I kK can be information obtained on application to REN- WICK & SANDS, Architects, No. 88 Wall strect- The Com- misssoners reserve the right of rejecting all propositions not deemed by then-advantageous to the department. ISAAC BELL, 7 - JAMES BOWEN, OWEN W. BRENNAN, JAMES B. NICHOLSON, ALEXANDER FREAR, Commissioners, THE LECTURE MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN Interesting, invaluable and scientitic subject how to live and what we live for, are delivered New York Museum of Anatomy.” Those unableto al receive a copy by forwarding 2 Y, ON showing ly at the tend can ents to the Secretary, 618 Mand’ Plumbers’ Slab ment of Mantels. Prices ABER, 184 A. Show roo! educed. 136 East Eighteenth stree LS, GRAVESTONES, TILES, TABLE ith Guest assort t, N.Y. ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,-RICH AND E $12, $15 up to RIO. ,, from $9, ‘G05 Sixth avenue, between Thirty-fifth B, AVL stones, Tiles, Table and Plumbers’ Slabs. rooms, with finest assortment of Mantels. Prices r ‘A. KLABER, 124 and 136 East Eighteenth street, N. ¥. 293 street, between Broadway and Bighth ave- “Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments, 3, of superior workmanship, cheapest in the eity + KLABER & CO. MARBLE WORKS, Ds Fifty: n ICE CREAM. _ HAM UNEQUALLED IN RICHN CE OR A purity, made of pure cream only and much below others ‘Orders from one quarts to thonsans of gallons at notice; atawberry feativals, Sunday schools picnice, prices short &c., will receive careful attention. ARBLE ‘AND MAKBLEIZED MANTELS, GRAVE- New show educed. WEST Head- DUNNINGTON & EMIGH, Principal depot, 305 Fourth avenue, M. hotels, restaurants, confectioners, {W_PUBLICATIONS. _ 100 aes to July 4, 1858, for sale by J. RENCE, 86 Rutgers sirect. 3, DIXON, 975 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES irs ‘and excursions celebrated eteam Ive Creums, of all favors, at dc. COPIES OF THE HISTORY OF THE LAW. rence family, eompiste, irom the landing, of the LAW- WATCHES, SEWELEY, &c COMPEL ME TO DISPOSE } y of may own and mg, wife's Jewelry, 12 mond Broach, Drops, Pin and Studs, two ¢ two Goid Chains. Must sell, Box 873 Po MATRIMONIAL. wishing to correspond with an amiable young @ view to matrimony, may address VIOLA, Silendal IMMEDI- 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—ANY GENTLEMAN Indy, with le. Ne Je aw SPORTING=DOGS, BIRDS, &C- LL KINDS OF F, 7 D BIRDS FOR tale, Medicines for it dieeanen, “Prepared Food for mocking Birds, at B, DOVEY'S, No, 8 Greene streel, corner N. B.~Ladjos attended by Mra, Dovey. UTLER'S DOGS, MEDICINES, &C., NO. 3 PECK SLIP. BUTLER'S MATCRLESS GERANIUM, Just published, BUTLER'S POETICAL SKETCHES. ISHING SEARON.—IMPORTANT TO ANGLERS,—GO to MALONE'S, 82 Broadway, Seventeenth street, and ood Bass od, Reel and Line, all for 7; a Trout Rod, Reel and Line for $3 20; Baskets, Nets, Flies and Hooks at wholesale pric 5Q4. GRAND STREET. WILLIAM € Gun, Pistol and Fishing Tackle store. warranted, Repairing done in th mani years’ experience. him to give you HUSON'S CHEAP Ali goods Pe arty nT TURE, ILEETWOOD PARK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1870. The Association announce that the; jece of silver (now on exhibition. e Wi ol tack & Co., 665 and 567 Brosawayy to be trotted for on tl above day, Entrance free for all horses that bave never trot- ted for money, belonging to members of the club, The ras will be mile beats, three in five, in barness, Entries will clo: on the 18th day of June, at 6 o'clock P.M, ‘Club House, Fleetwood Park, Cara ‘leave Twenty-aixth street and Fourth avenue depot at half-past two o'clock P.M. Race to com- mence promptly at balf-past three o'clock. HENRY DATER, President, LEETWOOD PARR ae rrisapin, Weatchester county. Jal premiuin #3,010. Fieetwo me ation il give Mt apne! $2,000 for horses that b: ver beaten 2:30, two miles ‘and repeat, in harness; to betrotted over the above ourno, June 39; 41,210 to the rst horse, #400 to the negond and to the third; three or more to enter, two to start. Entrance 10 per cent, And mnat any the nomination, ‘To close at Joe Crocheron’s, Ni aide “House, corner of Forty-second aireet and Seventh avenue, Wednesday, June 219 P.M. All entries by mail. to be addressed to Hi jenry ater, box 1,516 Post office, New York. Cars, New York ana id Fourth ave- Harlem Railroad, leave Twenty-sixth nue at 2:20 FM” Race prompily at 358, _HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, LAWRENCE VICTORIA, ALMOST NEW, WITH A, le at a bi Can be seen at ole and shafts, f BETTER’S, 600 Seve A ASSORTMENT CIRCULAR FRONT « Rockaways, A Fouy Phaeton; . awn eaten . so paten' are unsurpassed in workmanship and style, Sell less than Broadway stores. WAM, Fourth street and Broad (ASSORTMENT NEW AND SECOND HAND, PARK ZA Phaeton, Pony Phaelone, Dog Carte, Road Wagons, epot Wagons, Rockaw: tori a c.y 801 oft very cheap? no humbug.’ TAYLOR'S, 69 Cedar street, AROUCHES —TWO LIGHT BAROUCHES, _ESPE- cially adaptea to one uw it great bargains. Six geat Passenger Wagons and Zien Tight, Carriages at low prices, CALVIN WIPTY, 635 Broadway. UY YOUR CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT WITTY'S, 638 Broadway, and save thirty per cent, No fancy prices. Best assortment of new and second hand Carriages in this erty. (COME AND SEE OUR NEW STYLE FOUR SEAT PARK PHAETON, ight, roomy, handsome, durable, cheap. ‘it LIGHT TOP WAGO! ELEGANT MEDIUM TOP WAGONS, CHEAP HEAVY TOP WAGONS, Finst CLASS DEPOT WAGONS, — [ CHEAP DEPOT WAGON FIRST CLASS JUMP SEAT ROCKAWAYS, BRETTS, LANDAUS, PONY WAGONS, &c. Prices way down, 8. &, BATES, 1,605 Broadway. DEPOT WAGONS AND PONY, PHARTONS aT LOW prices. B. W, TILTON, 47 Broadway. ‘Also second hand Buggies and Rockaways. XPRESS WAGONS FOR SALE—OF VARIOUS SIZES; all ne’ ainted and in thorough running order. App); at DODD’ press, me Broadwayy * i ROM VERMONT, Four Paire of Horses. ‘One pair brown Horses, 1634 high, very stylish, One pair bay Horses, 16 hands. ‘One pair chestnut Horses, 1844 hands, ‘One pair Sorrel Mares, 15'tands. HATHORN'S stables, 103 and 105 West Irty-seventh st. M. NRY DATER, President, ‘EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. Jerome Park Races. Extra trains wilt be run on race days, leaving d of Fourth avenue and Forty-second sireet at 1 aud returning after races ar ver. Special cars for ladies, Fare for round trip 40 cents. 1. C, BUCKHOUT, Superintendent, PAGING, SADDLES, GENTS. RIDING SADDLES, LA- dies’ Side Saddles, Riding Bridies, Whips, Spurs, Saddle Cloths, dc. ‘The largest assortment in the city: OR SALE—ONE PAIR OF BROWN GELDINGS, 153 hands high; sound and kind in all harness; will trot in 2:45 0n any track, One pair of white Geldings, 1636 hands; sound and kind; will show 2:58 on track, One Pair, 16 i will show 2:50. One pair of Stag Tails, 1534 hands; will show 2:47. Tv single harness all show better than three minutes, Six pairs Conch Horses, (vom 1334 19 1654, All the abore can at Excelsior er ‘aabington street, ° lym, Le Z. a E MILBANKS. SALE—AN ELEGANT LANDAU, BUILT IN| THE OR F best manuer and but little used, Can be seen at stable M1 West Eighteenth street, between the hours of 9 an FE.’ BARTLETT, 62 Warren street, corner College place. LADY AUGUSTA PROTEST (FASHION COURSE, . 1.) #100 reward given to any person wha will prove that Wheeler's or Dow's brown mare Lady Augusta Las & record of less than 2:40 previous to April 28, 1870; she is sup- posed to have beaten 2:40 at Eatontown. ' “Who were the Judges on that race?” Address box 182 Herald oflice. ey _STALLIONS. STALLION COMMODORE VANDERBILT IS STANDING for the season at my stables, Stamford, Conn, JAMES E. ADAMS. Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at 3 P. M., from pier 37 Enat rive _ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, Oftice and salesroom 37 Nassau street, ‘opposite the Post ollice. THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH ‘of our business is conducted at our HORSE AUCTION MART, U2 AND 114 EAS? 13TH STREET, NEAR 4TH AVENUE, where we hold régniar SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Gentlemen wishing to purchase, or those having Horses or Carriages t will tind our house perfectly reliable, as we conduct this br ‘as we do all our other business, on the same straightforward principles which gov- ern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits. We give the purchaser of every horse that is warranted sound from 24 to 48 hours for trial. Entries for sales of Horses and Carriages can be made at our down town ollice and salesroom, 37 Nassau street, where we also keep a register of horses for private sale. Liberal advances made on consignments. T BARKER & HAMLIN’S CTY AUCTION MART AND N, ¥. TATTERSALLS, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. MAJOK CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, Regular Auction Saice EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Gentiemen’s Private Establishments disposed of ai private or public sale to the best advan and a general assort- mant of Horses, Carriages, Harness, aod EVERYTHING IN THE “HORSE LINE” to buit the needs of all classes or pur- chasers constantly on band. Outside sales SOLICITED and promptly attended to, ances made on everything in the “horse line.” ling for horses on sale. splendid action. ‘Will be sold low for waut of use. nd. 9 the sinble Se Wein single or double harness. OR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED BAY SADDLE Horse, perfectly sound and well trained. Apply at Bou- rd Stable, Filtieth Sixth and Seventh ave, (OR SALE—A SINGLE TOP BUGGY, WITH DOUBLE or single seats fortwoor four persons (shifting top), ‘only used a dozen times, in first rate order; owner going to Europe, and will sell for $400, just two-thirds its cost. At derbill’s stables, Lafayette place. . OR SALE-BRETT, NEARLY NEW, MADE BY JOHN R, Lawrence & Co. Cail at 124 Clinton place, near Sixth avenue. OR SALE--ONE SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, BEST ot city maker; one Box Wagon, shifting top, new; three ciose Carriages; all very ch fay ey: 221 to 927 West Twenty- sixth street. Inquire of G. Foreman. F°% SALE—AT A_ SACRIFIC! SORREL HORSE, sound and kind; can trot in 2:40; with Nght three-quar- terseat Wagon, Harness, Robe, Blankets, Whip, ac. ; pro- perly of a private gentleman having no, turther use for them ; lo be seen for one week at Truesdell’s Club Stable, Broadway and Forty-third street. Inquire for 8, TRUESDELL. OR SALE--OLD TROTTING HOKSE BEN WOOD- raf, ent ifting top 34 seat Wagon and light Harness. Apply at le, on Sandford street, third southeast of Wil- loughby avenue, Brooklyn. FOR, SAGE A SUPERIOR youNG BLACK HORSE, 16 hands high, 5 years old, sired oy Old Henry Clay, by a Miller Mare, well per and ress known for her speed ; {8 a goo 1 box 2,485 New York ost oflice. OR SALE—A SORREL GELDING, 7 YEARS OLD, white stripe in the tace, 16 hands high, pony built, and one of the bandsomest horees offered for sale in the’ city; ‘warranted sound and without fault and a trial given, In: quire at 1,241 Broadway, opposite Grand Hotel. FPOR SALE—A PAIR OF SORRELS, 15.3 HANDS, AGE 8 au sound, kind, family team. ‘To be seen at J. P. FELLOWS, 124th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, nortu side, from 1 to 3 P. M. POR SALE THE Most, PROMISING YOUNG HAN- bletonian Mare in New Jersey; 6 years old, sound, gen- ia a handsome bay; and endurance.” This jong, black mane and tail; has great 6 mare has to be sold at once, and will sell her at a bargain. Call on L. W. WARNER, 67 Murray street, Dr. Herrick’s family medicine depot. (A, "GREAT REDUCTION IN, PRICES FOR 80 DAYS, : DEMAREST & WOODRUFF, At their wareroome, 50 by 200 f 623 and Broadway, New York Eovite their customers, strangers dnd the public generally to call and’ examine their large and fine stoek of Carriages, Comprising Clarences, Landaus, Coupes, Barouches, ictorias, Cabriolets, 2, 4 and 6 seat Phaetous, ‘Coupe and six feet Rockaways, one horse Rockaways and Depot Wagons and Pony Phaetons, Pine top Buggies, reduced from $480 to $325. Fine no top Buggies, reduced trom $325 to #250. ‘Remember, tor thirt great bar,ains, Every carria for one year. ACS PeanpRav, CARRIAGE BUILDER, Nos, 7 and 18 Bast Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, “THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOV,” PONY PRAETONS, ‘The largest and m complete Stock to be founa in the city. TWENTY DIFFERENT VARIETIES, with or without rumbles, at prices ranging from $150 upward, ‘The summer Carriage fora Indy ip The Pony Phaeton, “THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD.” Also on bana a choice variety of all seasonable Carriages, Clarences, Coupes, Laudaus, Landaulets, FINE COUPE ROCKAWAYS, ain Rockaways, DEPOT WAGONS, all reduced in price. A. 8, FLANDRAU, Nos. 7 and 18 East Eighteenth streot, near Fittb avenue. T HARNESS WAREROOMS, 10 COLLEGE PLACE. Harness for farming, teaming, carting, expressing, live- 77 atnbles, contractors, ‘Sell buggy, de. ke. PI Four and six seat GENTLEMEN'S Road and Top Buggt Ingle Harness complete, #8 to #150 per set. Doubie Harness complete, $20 to $500 per set. Fine English Ladies’ and G Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Blankets, Sheets, Robes, Fly Nets, at’ all prices, THE TRADES MANUFACTURING COMPANY, N_ ELEGANTLY FINISHED SECOND | HAND Wagonette, but Jittle used; built by Corbett & Scharch, 122, 124 and 126 West Tweaty-nfth street. ~—MINER, STEVENS & CO., é 656 BROADWAY, offer for sale, at their warerooms, splendid assortment of Elegant Carriages and Light Wagons, of thelr own mauaiacture, to which they invite the Inspection of BREWSTER, OF BROOME STREET.-ROAD Wagon, $200;'Stivers do., $175; one Barouce, Brew- 's make, #400 ; three Wagons, $40 each; top Wagon, $85; Re ay, $100; Phaeton, 2100; also Express, Business an Depot Wagons, Jaggers and Carriages of all descriptions also sivgie and double Harness, Sheets, Nets, Robes, &c., at 1,401 Broadway, near Forty-trst street. JAMES JENKINS. PAIR OF STYLISH, S, DARK bay, for sale ala bargaiu; 7 and 8 y ‘warranted Sound and kind; also Carriage and double Harness, Inquire of Mr. WHT'E, 60) Broadwa TEAM OF BAY HORSES, WITH HARNESS, THAT were driven to a lager beer wagon, will be sold cheap for want of use, Can be seen at Ninety-sixth street and Eleventh avenue. COUPE ROCKAWAY, MADE BY WOOD BROTH- e.-No reasonable offer refused. Apply at TLSON'S stables, 83 Perry street. TEAM OF DARK BAY CARRIAGE HORSES le at a great bargain; 6and7 years old, 16 hands, ound and gentle. Price $500." Apply 0 POTTER BROTHERS, No. 53g Pine stree LETONIAN HORSE FOR 3 anteed ; sound, kind and free from fault; afraid of nothing; a lady can drive him with safety; long tail, Stylish and prompt; the best and safest famtiy or road horse {n the city, Owner has no further use for him, Stable corner of Twenty seventh Broadway. N ELEGANT TOP AND No TOP ROAD WAGON also four seat Phaeton, with smal seat for ebildren; perfect order; very cheap. ‘fo be seen at TAYLOR'S, 69 Ce- dar street. AT WITTY'S, 68 BROADWAY, Great reduction Jn. prices. Immense stock. All styles Carriages. TWO HORSE PHAETON FOR SALE—BUILT TO order and butiittle used, Apply at private stable 115 West Kighteenth street, near Sixth avenue. VERY FINE PONY PHAETON, $140, ONE FULL Feather top Wagon ; open Wagon, #45; do. 1885; do. $00; Express Wagon, $90; do. #120; Rockaways, from i125 up; Depot Wagons, Skeleion ; single and double Ha: suitable for all purpose: Bridles, Sheets Whi a&c., at prices to suit the t Repository, corner Spring, eet N ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT, HORSE: , Saddles, Robes, &c., will LNCK, at 505 Fitth a Ue, to- OR SALE—A VALUABLE ‘PAIR OF YOUNG SORREL ‘Horses; 15 bands; kind and gentle; can be driven by a lady; perfectly sound; can trot fil ies an hour with ease, or & mile in three minutes. Those wanting soundness, speed and endurance combined, will find them at J. VA- KIAN’S, Central Avenue fHotel, a short distance above McComb's bridge. WITH OR WITHOUT COUPE AND BAR- tylish, sdund and gentle brown Coupe Horse, lub Stables, Thirteenth street, between Fifth enues. (OR SALE—A STYLISH BLACK HORSE, EIGHT years old, sound and kind; also a large Horse, fit for truck or cart; sold for want of use. Apply at 634 West Fifty- fifth street. OR SALE-A VICTORIA, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, in frst rate order, beat maker, cheap, 89 Greene street. OR SALE--CART HORSE, SOUND, SUITABLE FOR farmer, dirt or coal cart, $65. Inquire of W. B. PRICE, Cartman, Maiden lane and Broadway, or Nineteenth street and Tenth avenue, before 9 o'clock. OR SALE—A BREWSTER BUILT, FOUR SEATED Coupe Rockaway, with pole and shafts, nearly new, at a in, at the ‘West Forty-first street. WIOR SALE FOR SALE. A COUPE, BY WOOD BROS. IN a0OD order, only used one ‘season. cost 1,450 "will be sold for $850. ‘Apply at private stable 126 Fast Thirteenth (OR SALE—ONE SECOND HAND BREWSTER ROCK. away, with pole or shafts, and one two-seat Depot Wagon, with top; must be sold. SILAS C. JODD, 1,870 Broadway. OR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS NEW SET OF light single Harness, with covered and lined mountings, Call at 405 East Fifteenth street, OR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST DARK brown Horses in this city, for coupe.or dog cart, sound, kind and gentle, 163s bands high, 7 years old; sold for want of use, Can be secnf Sunday and Monday, ai private stable 116 East Thirty-second street. OR SALE CHEAP—ONE BRETT AND COACH, SHIFT. it Cray in perfect order, at MOPECK & BRO.'S 160 to 156 East Fiftieth street. WYOR SALE CHEAP—HANDSOME PONY, PHAETON and Harness: been used by alady, At BURR’S stables, 196 Barrow atreet, Jersey City. as (OR DISPOSAL—A BREWSTER PARK PHAETON, also a Victoria, both very light and stylish, by Messrs, CORBETT & CO., West Twenty-tfth street; or owner, 134 West Thirty-second street. REAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES—AT THE EMPIRE J Carriage Depository, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 27 Wooster stree:. Pony Phaetons, ‘op and ho top Wagons, Depot Wagons aud every style foand in a first class depository: also a Gne as- sortment of second hand Carriages, Harnesses, Robes, Dust- era, Sheets, Whips, &c., which will be sold lower than'at any her place in the city. W. H. GRAY, \REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Tumense stock ail styles Carriages, At CALVIN WIITY'S Repository, 638 Broadway, near Bleecker street. WAGON, HORSE, HARNESS, REFLECT. jandeliers, Lumber, &¢., very cheap; must sell to- KIRBY, corner of Third ROCER"! I or morrow forenoon, Write or nee J. avenue aud Sixty-second street, } ORSES KEPT WITH CAKE, ON A FARM NEAR TE city. $i per month. Apply to JAMES W. COATE: ‘277 Hudson street. None, I DO NOT SELL ANY PONY WAGONS AT $150, because at that price they cannot be good. I do not sell Carriages at the “coat of production nse it would busrt me if Idid, Ido not sell the “Period Carriage,” because there fe no such thing. I do not sell Carriages at “factory rates,” because factory rates are too high, I do not sell any “patent circular fronts.” I don't think P any thirty “Pagnals.”” I don't offer ey, stock at a “reduction fc days.’* But I do offer for sale the Lok a handsomest, best assorted, best made stock of Carringes in this city, consistin of circular front Landauleta and Coupelets, Landaus an Clarences, Caleches and Phaetons, extension top Barouches and Rockaways, Pony Phactons and Buggies, all made under my own peraonal aupervision and all warranted for one year, and all for aul at a moderate profit, at my old atand, No. 786 Broadway “street,” next door A. T, Stewart's. RE E. BALDWIN. ROMISING TAREE YEAR OLD FILLY, BY SON OF George M. Patchen, out of exceedingly well bred mare, ‘whose colts all trot fast, Price $450. Inquire at 110 Jobn st. ASTURE FOR HORSES—AT MOODUS, CONN.; three-quarters of a mile from boat landings plenty of ihade and water; $6 per month. Inquire at 267 West Thirty- fourth atree YADDLE HORSE.-A GENTLEMAN GOING TO HIS + farm for two monthe would take with his own horses a lady's aaddie horse, free of charge, for occasional use of same; best of care and attention given, Address MER- CHANT, Herald oftice, ADDLE HORSE FOR SALE VERY LOW.—HE: I 5) "hands high. 9 years old, brown, extraapeedy and stylish, Inquire at 52 East Filty-fourth street, GTABLE FIXTURES OF IRON, VENTILATING STALL, © Partitions, Hay Racks, Mangers, Box Stall Fixtures and A vew patent Crib, with Hayrack; Manger, with food guard, tumbling water pot and hitching arrangement combined, JANES & KIRTLAND, corner of Reade, Centre and Elm str IPWENTY-FIVE HORSES, CONSISTING OF PAIRS AND Toad Horses, just arrived. Gentlemen wishing to buy will do well to examine before buying, fateKENDALL & BELLINGER'S, corner of Thirty-eighth street and Seventh avenue, No, 463. a BUROPEAN (OR LIVERPOOL Fi Pir rae For freight or passageapply tn : ‘JAMES ALEXANDER. js Broad street, Boston, oF CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, No, 4 Bowling Green, New York. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. to REMEN, HAV! B AVE AND LONDON, STEAMSHIPS | M_ BOSTON. 'BERIA, on Saturday, June é. ‘The new, firat cinss and elegant tron mail steamehi fron HANOVER. berpeagerna:t PY) ‘of 3,000 tons aud 700 horse por imbeck, ESER.. Ae June 11 Of 3,000 Lots and 700 horee power, Captain W. ti. Wenke, willleave from Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, d ta were to Havre, Bremen and Southampton, at apply' to ~atgbte OELRICHS 68 Broad street, corner Beav ATIONAL LINE, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, from pier 47 North river. Saturday, June 11,2 P.M eturiday, June 18, 9 ‘Saturday, June 25,9 A.M. LV ANIA, Thoinpsci--- Saturday, Julz d, Passage to Liverpool or Quesnsiown—Cabin, $75 and B65; Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, jueenstown, Landonderry and Glasgow, $82, curren ea ‘company's oftice, way. : ye oflee OW. HURST, Manacer. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. ‘The Genera! Transatlantic Company's mail steamships be- tween New York and Havre, callin, res The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Continent DE'PARIS, Surmotter.e-crrrs Saturday, June 1 nt. jaturday, June ST, LAURENT, Lemarie. aturday, June 25 ae. Saturday, July 9 PEREIRE, Duches LAFAYETTE, Roussau. -Saturday, July 23 Rates of passage, payable in gold (including wine) :— To Brest or Havre—Firat Cabin, $140; Second Cabin, $15. To Paris (including railway ticket)—#145 and 378, ‘These stenmers do not carry steerage passengers. American traveliers goin to or returning from the Conti. nent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avold doth transit by English rajiways and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides 1g time, trouble and ex- pense, GEO: MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. 'UNARD LINE. The British and North American Royal Mail Steamships, between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor. Cbina...Wednesday, June 8 Culabria... Thursday, June 16 Palmyra, Wednesday, June & Scotta...W Abyasinia.Thuraday, June 9 Malta. Java....Weduesday, June 15 Cub: ‘Fripoll. ‘Wednesday, June 15 Tarif TES OF 0. ‘Wednesday, June 29 Wednesday, June 29 PASS. By the steamers not carrying steerag First Cabin. $140, gold. “Second Cabin......860, gold ny KO! 250, gold By the steam $80, gold. Return ticke fies “160, gold Steerage tickets from ‘Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at lowest rates. ‘Through bills of tading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediter- ranean ports, For Freight and Cabin passage apply at the Company's so patagge ae lil Broadway, Trinity Bulldt 20 PARBAge at roadway, Trinity Building. PAMAECHARLES Gi. FRANCKLYN, Agent. D's" LINE TO AND FROM FRANCE. The Hamburg-American Packet Company's iron Mait steamehip SILESIA, Captain N. Trautman, carrying the Vaitea States mal all on Tuesday, June 7. 1870, at 2 P. M., for 4H, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, will PLYM taking passengers to London (via Plymouth) and Paris (vis Cherbourg). Firat Cabin, 8120; Second Cabin, 872; Steerage, $25, Payable in United States gold coin. ‘The WESTPHALIA will follow on June 14, KUNHARDT & CO,, ©. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, General Passenger Agents, No. 6 Barclay street, N.Y. AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. Rates of passage reduced. mers sail direct to Lot PARANA PARAGUA BELLONA. eee Rates of passage, payable in currency First cabin, ahh: second cabin, $50; steers Passengers bool se, B25, ed to Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Paris, Antwerp and Rotterdam at reduced currency rates. Fe een HOWLAND ’c aspinwaxt, ental, ith street. OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. INMAN LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS: re ty nted to sail as follo LS, Saturday, June 11,1 P. M. Tuesday, June 14,1 P.M. CITY OF LONDON... Saturday, June 25,1 P.M. and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from pier 45, North river. RATE» OF PASSAGE. Payable in gold. Payable fn currency. First cabin. + B30 To London... 35 To Paris. To Halifa: To Halls Passengers also forwarded to Havre, H &c., at reduced rates. Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to send for their friends. For further information apply at the company’s office, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway, New York, OTICE, The Inman ship CITY OF MANCHESTER. will sail trom pier 45 North river on Tuesday, 7th mst., at 11 P. M., taking a limited number of steerage passengers only, at $3), currency. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 18 Broadwey. GJEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR- ying the United States mails. Sailing every Wednesday. COLORADO, Freema: ~June 8, atl P.M. NEBRASKA, Guard. June 18, at 4 P.M. pene es pier 46 North river. abin passage, #20, gold; steerage, #30, currency. Pasee re booked te and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates. Appig to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, TEAM TO kK Every Wednesday, Thursday and nerf 4 COLORADO: +-Wednesday, June 8 FRANCE. woos-Satirday, June 1 Drafts payabie in any part of Bogland, Treland, Scoviand, at current rates of exchange. Apply at THOMPSON'S pas: of Rector atreet, sage ofice, 73 Broadway, corner Sea TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Cunard Line. Wednesday, June 8. .. Thursday, June 9. PALMYRA sail ABYSSINIA sails Cabin passage, $80, gold; steerage, #80, currency. Stecrage tickets from Europe fsaued at lowest ral For cabin passage apply at No.4 Bowling Green. For steerage 9 apply at Ul Broadway, Trinity Build- ing. CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL Passports of the Department of State tssued by A- C. WILLMARTH, United States Court Bulldings, 4 Chambers street, PAP TORTS AMERICAN, OINIZENS | TRAVELLING in Europe require passports annually from the Depart- Issued by W. MYER, United 7 Warren street, room No. 7. iment of State, Washington. 8 Passport Bureau, No AIL STEAMSHIP C ‘Through line to CALIFORNIA AND CHIN. Freight aud passage greatly reduced. Through rates, New York to San Francisco, First class, bteerage, $125 to $170. #60. According to location of berth, west rates include berths, board and all necessaries for e trip. Steamers of the above line leave pier 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon, ‘on the Sth and 2stof each month, except when those days fali on Sunday, then the day pro- One bundred pounds of baggage free to each adult, Medicine and attendance free. June 2—HIGNRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Maury; connect- sng with COLORADO, Captain Farneworth. teamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco June 1, 1870, for Chin yarn ‘All Iretght for San Francisco will go as fast and be received until 4 P. M. Mon 7 June 20. Freight for Central American and South Pacific ports will be received until 4 P. M. on Saturday, June 18, only. Atl ippers 1h collecting fnlana the usual facilities afforded onarges, &c. For freight or passnge tickets and all further information fer 42 North river. ly at the office, sida iis ial SB. R, BABY, Agent, NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ularly every Thursday, at3 o’clock, P. mM. pre- ’ r No. 4 Bee river. i os = S pt, ql Sat J MORRO CASTLE, R. Adams For freight or passage ap we G, WHEELER, Jr. President, eis ___ No, bl Bowling G FAVANA, Si8A Gkues to sr. New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, sailing every twenty days, from pier 17 East river. ‘The new steamers, CITY OF MEXICO, Timmerman, Wednesday. June 22,8 P. M. CITY OF MERIDA, Deaken, Tuesday, July 3 P.M. For freight or pastage apply 10 w= F. ALEXANDRE & SONS, 33 Eroadway. YEXAS LINK of Galveston Steamers, sailing every Saturday: at3 P. M., touching at Key West, The Al steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Kennedy, at pier No. 29 East river, will antl on Saturday, Juve 18. Al) goods for Houston or the interior will be forwarded by TS a ain tH eye & Co., free of cunrge. ‘or freight or passage apply to He or ROT MALLORY & CO., 188 Maiden lane, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. I MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, river, at 3 o'clock B, M, On Saturday, Jane Ul. Freight received dally. ‘Through rates given for St. Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. Bor ire or passage, pevinn ee accommodations, apply to WSREDERIC BAKIER, 40 Broadw From pier No. 12 North UNITE SLIABLE Horse; good traveller, Addre and lowest price,'S., box 3,790 Post office. Ammen trre QUIET FAMILY RORSE, SUITABLE FOR a lady to drive; aiso set of single [larness, Price moderate. Address U. W., box 4,518 Post office. STYLISH PAIR BAY CARRIAGE HORSES 154g hands high, 6 years old, aound and kind every way, closely matched ; eplendid drivers. Apply at pri- vate stable, 205 Kast Thirty-Ufth street, until sold.g LIGHT BAROUCI RLY NEW, WILL BE 114 West Twenty-fourth SHE AA wold for $375. Apply street, top floor. LC R, Carriage Painte A THE top Phaeton, two whi tors Phuetons and no top CHUNKY-BUILT BLACK FO! E. A cheap, about 15 hands hands high, sound and kind; suitable for’ grocer’s or Lutcher'’s cart. Apply at nortbeast corner Sbirty-pinth sweet aud Second ayeuue, UIs AT DEPOT WAGON, ONE EXTENSION el G ANTED-A STYLISH TOP BUGGY, OF GOOD make, with pole. Address, stating maker, weight, pric and full description, HERDER, Hera once.’ enn Pree TANTED~A STABLE, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND Forty-second streats and Fourth and Sixth avenues, with accommodations for a coachman and his family an stabling for two horses on the ground floor, for the summer. Adi H, B., box 856 New York Most ollie ANTED TO EXOHANGE--REAVY HUNTING GOLD Watch for piano box top or no top Buggy ; round corners reterred; would pay cash. if ‘hirty-tirat street. Leave particulars at 60 West ‘WARTED-BLACK PACING PONY. ANY PERSON aving one for eale cheap can address J. A, 91 St Mark's ylace Ok NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line, leaving pler No. 9 North river at 3 o'clock P. M., as follows: — GEORUE CROMWELL, Captatn Clapp... sJune ft CORTES, Cuptain Neison....... June 18 Freight received daily. Through rates given for Galveston, Tnalanola, Mobile and’ St. Louis. Cabin passage, i; steerage, #25. For passage or freight apply to if. B, CROMW 20., 86 West stree OR BERM F ‘The Al steamshtp FAHKE rying the United States mail, on Thursday, April 14, at 3 P.M and will continue to sail as follows: Leave Berinuda. Captain Joseph D. Steele, Ht sail for the above port from pier 2t North river, Leave New York, April 30, 2 Superior passé nec! conts per dry bar @ i United Staten gold. abte apply U Freight or pee rag VEX. Aesot, 34 New stroot, 1 $50 COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS. FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. : ‘The well known oi ite ‘aidewbodl Saamnahip DE. s0To, H. Morton, Comma: ier No. 36 North river, Freight taken nder, will leas 00 Saturday, P.M. at through ‘raten tor st’ Lome, Movie ba ay freight or jassage, havi mmodatior wing a pi r Livin PON esgenprentasions, 86 Liberty sireet, FR MOBILE.—FERNANDINA ROUTE. The New Yor, Florida and Gult 81 apateh the frat class steamer FLAG, on Wednesday, June 15, from pi delivered without ighterage at Mobile, For trelaght assage to Ls pameas $20, or freight or apply to dt OF Parnaes TTERSON, Agent, 177 Weat atreet, FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C, THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST ‘and Florida porte, * ‘New York and Charleston Steamship Company's first clasp | atdewhee! I nee CHAMPION, Ceptain BW. Tackiood, on Saturday, June 4, ‘at 2 P, M., sailing from'pier No. 5 North river, Superior accommodations for passengers, rough tickets and bills of iading Issued in con- nectton with the South Curolina Railroad to all points South and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports, Insurance by this line one-half per cent. a he TENNESDEE will follow and sail on Wednesday, HENRY R. MORGAN & CO., Agents, du Broadway. FIRST WITH L TH by werk HE PASHION GOSSIP, ate “ t H TLITAI NEWS, Hg ‘OURTS, DOINGS OF THE CITY, LATEST BY TELEGRAGH, & WALL STREET MARKETS. EAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM, EVENING TELEGRAM, ‘ CARTOON PAPER, 5 THE Clty." TWO CENTS A COPY. j ne* NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, st ‘Old Dominion Steamship Company. P37 North Fiver, foot of Richmond every Tuesday, M,, edhnecting with the Vir- amsbips of this line leave pier 37 Beach street, For Norfolk, City Point and Thursday and Saturday, at 3 P. » nd Tensessee Air line, the Seaboard Inland Air line, in Petorsburg and Weldon railroads, Chesapeake and Oblo rail. roads and Richmond and Danville railroads. Through pas- ger tickets and through bills of lading at reduced rates to points Sonth and Southwes ‘Apply at oflice on pier 37, or to N. L, MOCREADY, President, 187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey. : __ TRAVELLERS GUIDE, ATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.—FULTON, Wall, Soutn and Hamilton ferry cars to Greenwood Ceme- tery connect with steam cars to the Island every forty miautes. Fe BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS’ ON HOUSA- tonic and Naugatuck Railroad; fare $1; steamers leave cy tharine wip at 12 noon and i2 every night (Sundays ex- cepted). MOBSING LINE To PEEKSKILL THE STEAMER AN- TELOPE leaves every morning without exception from the foot of Harrison street, at 8 o'clock, landing at Thirty. fourth street at 8:15, Yonkers, Dobbs’ town and Nyack by ferry), planck’s and EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. On and after Monday, May 23, 1870, two express trains will leave depot, corner of Twenty-sith street and Fourth avenue, as follows .-— 10:30 A. M., Rutland Express, 3:45 P. M., Montreal Express, Sleeping coaches on pight trains between New York ‘St. Albans, Vt. 1. C, BUCKHOUT, Superintendent, NEWBURG, POUGHRERPSIE AND RONDOUT. LAND- ing at Cozzens’, West Point, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton. ‘The steamboat MARY POWELL, on and after Saturday, Bay 14, will leave Vestry street pler at 3:30 P.M. ly. ‘oint, Ver don Sundays, ROU ae es cal a ee TPROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT SIX P. M., Saturdays excepted, from pier 44, Spring street. Fare $1 sii; Sunday, $2. Condecting with al) railroads for the West and North. J. W. HANCOX & SONS, 9 TO ALBANY AND TROY, TIE DAY LINE STEAM: boats C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, commenc- ing May 31, will leave Vestry street pier at 8:45 and Thirty- fourth street at 9 Janding at Yonkers (Nyack ana Tarrytown by ferryboat) Cozzens', West Point, Cornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Bristol, Catskill, Hud~ son, and New Baltimore. A’ special train of broad ‘gauge cars in connection with the da ats will leave on arrival at Albany, commencing June 20, for Sharon Springs. Fare 25 Toe New York and for Cherry Valley. The steamboat neca will tranfer passengers from Albany to Troy. EXCURSIONS. SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM, HIGH Bridge and Karle's Park.—Steamers SYLVAN STREAM LEN will leave Peck slip every hour, from 10 A. M. un- til7 P. M.; leave Harlem every hour, from A. M. until 6 te landing at Eleventh street each way. Fare on Sunds ten (A. SUNDAY, EXCURSION BOAT FOR COLLEGE Point, Whitestone, or Island, Non Rochelle and Glen. Cove. Steamers SYLVAN GROVE or NELLY WHITE wild make the above every Sunday duringthe summer,com- , mencing Sunday, Sune 5, leaving Peck slip at 9.4. M. Return: ’ ing, leave Glen Cove at P. M., New Rochelle 8:30, landing at Eleventh and Thirty-seventh streets each way. SURPRISE!—THE COMMODIOUS AND SEAWOR- thy steamboat STATE OF MAINE, will commence her Tegular trips to the Fishing Banks on June 14, By invitation a family party will accompany the boat on Tuesday, June 7. ‘Aarties desiring tickets (grauafor the 7h inst.. wiil apply to the owners, Messrs. POWERS & CO., pier fil, North river, orJ. W. EARL, corner West Tenth and West streets, YONEY ISLAND.—GRAND EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA side.—The steamboat META, Captaia E. T. Wilson, commences her regular trips for ‘Thursday, June 9, ronning regularly every day. leaving, West street at 9:20, 12:20, 3:20; ren street at 9:40, 12:40, 3 pier No. 4 North river at 10,1 and 4 o'clock. EGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW- Dur, Cornwall, Cold Spring, West Point and Yonkers, The favorite steamboat SLEEPY HOLLOW, Captain Jameo- Sherman, leaves Fulton ferry, Brocka at 7:30 A. M.; Christopher street, North river, 8:15, and Thirty-fourth street, North river, at 9 o'clock. Fare for the excursion, $1. QTEAMBOAT FORT LEE TO CHARTER FOR SUNDAY schools and other private parties. with groves, CRARY HOLLENBECK, 166 Maiden lane. (Sade THOMAS E, HULSE LEAVES DAILY FROM $D Christopher. street, at 10, 2,5, landing at Thirty-fourth. street, for Pieasant Valley and Fort Lee. ‘Leaves Fort Lee at’ 7, 12, 8:45, 6, Sundays included. Sepa STEAMER WYOMING, STEAMER MARTHA Washington, Exceisior Park, Eagleswood and Crossett Grove, with barges Anna Morton and Harvest Hor nd’ towboats such as desired, Oflice 383 West street, near Christo- pher street ferry. H, B. CROSSETT. IPHE FAVORITE, ELEGANT, PALATIAL STEAMER SUNNYSIDE, ‘unequalled for size, speed, safety and to @ ter for picnics and excursions; also other steat barges, Iona nd and other groves. BLOOMER & CO,, 243 Front street. (PRE STEAMER RIP VAN WINKLE COMMENCES HER. daily trips to the Fishing Banks on ‘Thursday, Jun Teaving f M., and e eck slip at 7.50 A. M.; West Tenth street at 8,30 & ier 4at 9 A.M. Baits, lines, refreshments and music on board, = comfort, carrying’ 2,500 passenger re an Fy ae LOST AND FOUND. O87—WHITE DOG, MARKED WITH BLACK SPOTS: on the head, back and tall; answers to the name of Billy. Five dollars reward paid by returning to 86 West Twenty- third street. OST—BUNDLE (SILK DRESS), MARKED “BROD- nax,” Frida) eward at 132 Broadway, room No. 4, or: at either ticket office of James’ slip and Hunt Point ferry OST—CERTIFICATE NO. 2,991, FOR 100 SHARES NEW York Central and Hudson River Consolidated Stock (blue Sats in the name of Cammana & Co, ersons are cautioned against negotiating the abov ransfer has been stopped and new vertiivate applied f CAMMANN & O0., No, 8 Wall street. OST—#25 REWARD—FRIDAY EVENING, BETWEEN: 10 and 11 P. M., one Black Thread Lace Sack and pair of Point Applique Sleeves; lost in Twenty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue. ‘The finder will please bring the same to: MOSES DANNENBAUM, 479 Sixth avenue, and receive tho ‘above reward. L° PACKAGE OF ABSTRACTS AND DISEDS OF property in the city of Chicago was left m= Fourth ave- nue stage yesterday morning, the 4th instant. One deed to and from R. P, Leyton. Please return to 308 East Thirty- seventh street. Ail expenses will be paid. F OST—ON A SOUTH FERRY BOAT, FRIDAY EVEN~ ing, about 74g o'clock, a pair of Opera Glasses. A lib- eral reward will be pald for the return of themto C. G, SHANKS, Herald oftica. OSTA MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAINING SUN- dry items of value to the owner. The Under will please return it to Mira, J. C. GALOUPEAU, 58 East Tenth street. ‘ON THE 1ST OF JUNE, FROM A. ACKER,, Sing Sing, N. Y., a small bay Horse, white star in fore- head, white ankle bebind and one ankle: litte «welled. Wagon i square box, close top Buggy, wooden dash, with: one standard unpainted; black runuing part, striped’ red; covered boot; plaided work on body under seat; blue head = =—— ___ REWARDS. AS 3 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN Pe) crossing Fulton ferry, or in Fulton street horse cars, a eather Satchel. ‘The finder will receive the above reward by leaving 1 with J. HORTON & CO, 620 Broadway. pQ) REWARD.-Lost. A BLACK AND WHITE SPITZ b Dog: strayed from Sixth avenue and Twenty fifth treet on Saturday mornings answers to Dick, Return to Bh West Twenty-tfth street. j}O quer 1.0 REWARD Lost, « RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET- book, with owner's name and address Inside. The above reward will be paid and no questions asked if returned with contents, to M, AUGHTON, 16 Broadwa; REWARD.—LOST, ABOUT TWO O'CLOCK FRI day afternoon, Jue 8, in a University place car, Detween Forty-third and Teoth streets, a gold hunting caso Jndy’s Watch, with enameled chaiu, Reward pafd on return- ing to 230 West Forty-third street. $100 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED. i will pay the above reward for the return of the in Box, stolen from 79 Leonard street, containing notes and pers ot uo value to anybody but the, owner, as payment as been stopped. PHILIP NETIRE, $10( REWARD._STOLEN FROM THE SHEDS AD- e Methodist Episcopal church, Parkville, ‘ning, June 3, Horse nnd light top Wagon, atripea brown and yellow; monogram on sides, E. R.; built by Rvder, of Brooklyn, bay Mare, about 1d hance high, black iegs, cropped tail, without shoes, acarred on the jaside of Ove hundred dollars wil ve paid for the apprebe owner, od conviction of the thief by the EDWARD RIDLEY, 309 and 11 Grand street, New York, or at his residence, Gravesend, b. T. i and reliablegoperati ey of WARRIN, Wille establishes! aye .. Reter to ‘nding aud responsibilisx,