The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1870, Page 1

ey ‘ WHOLE NO. 12,449. pmectoRY FOR ADVERTISERS, S}USEMENTS—E1ourm PaGe—Fourth, fifth and sixth i eRoLoUy ux PAGE —Fowth column, “ BSKCONT Fifth column, ar BAND Bopuine WANTED-Sroonp Pagr— Re WANTED SECOND PAGR—First, 4, BoATird and fourth column”, ACR Firsts seconds BROOKLYN BKOARD—Srvony Pagor—Fourth and fifth ums, iN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Nintn Page— nl column, ESS OFOKTUNITIES--YECOND PaGe—Sixth col- « ‘umn. BUSINESS NOTICES—SrventH PaGR-—B8ixth column, OMY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—NintH Pagr—First - ‘and second columns, OLERKS AND SALESMEN—Tweurra PAGs—Third and fourth columns, ‘HING—Eignti PAGE—Third colamn, ACHMEN AND GARDENERS--TWELrta PaGr— Fourth and fifth columns, Ooasrwise TEAMSHIPS—FinstT PAGR—Fifth and sixth colimnns. QOPARTN LE RSHTPS: x DOUNTRY BOARD-Skoonp PaGe—Fi'th DANCING ACADEMIES b1¢ ; DENTISTRY —Twaiven P, DRY GOODS—Fins: , . DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- BURNISHED—Evaurn FAGK—Second col EUROPEAN BTEAMBHIPS- Fins’ VES AND EARS—Liguvit Pag fearigc® Few BOOND PAGR—Sixth column. column, Pacn--Fitth coumn, ‘Third column, co nmn, column, INANGIAG—FrRs't Page Fourth OR SALE -NINTH PACE—Fourth column, FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Erourit Pacg-—Second and third colanns, FURSUPURE Kronen Pacg—hied column, FRENCH | ADVERTISEMENTS—IWauvTH PAGR—Sixth column. BELP WANTED -MALES—Twarrr Paae—fitth col- umn, HELP WANTED--FE ani third columns, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.—First PaGgR—Second, third end four co umna, HOTELS -Srvowy Pagk—Fifth column, HOUBES, ROOMS, 40. WANTED—SEconD Pagr—Sizth eolu:an. INSTRUCTION -Ninvm Pagr—Third colamn, “GERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- GEN REAL ESTATE "FOR BALE—NiNTH Pace— Second column. OAN OFFICES—NinTu PaGn—Sixth column, OST AND FOUND--Nintu PAGE—Sixth ACHINERY.—Ligirr Pagr—lourth co! IARBLE MANTELS—NINTH PAGE Third column, BDICAL -bicuru ’aGr—First column. MILLINERY END DILSSMAKING—Finor Pagn—Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tentn Pacr— Sixth colunn, ISCELLAN FOUS—E:ourn PAGr—Third column. USICAL — TANOFOR?E: ALES-—Twkivia PaGn--Second AGE--Fifth column, OLMIGAL -Twritit PAGE. Sixth golamn, ? OFFICE NOTICE Finger PaGR—Sixth column, ROPOSALS--SkCOND PAG Fitih column, Y OUT OF THE CIty FOR SALE OR TO Nintu Page—Second and third columns, TO EXCHANGE—Nistm Pack—Vbird WANTED—Nixtn PaGr—Third column. 1 PAGR—Sixth colmnn. AUCTION—NintH PaGe—Fifth and sixth LES AT columns, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Erieventu Paor— First, second, third, fonrth, titth and sixth columns, and Twrirvn Yacy First and second columns. BITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—TWELY1u PAGE—Third column, GPECIAL NOTICES—Finst Paor—First and second col- ums. SPORTING—DOGs, BIRDS, &£0,—Frust Pagr—Second ee “ jvm “ALLIONS—Finst PaGr—Seoond column. JUMMER RESORTS—S¥ooND Pagy——Fitth column. RE TRADES—Twrermn Psge—Filth and sixth columns. HE TURF—Finst PAGE--Second column, LET FOR BUSINESS FURFPOSES—EicuTH PacE— Kevond column, Re LERY GUIDE—Erqaurn Page—First column, INFUENISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS | TO LET—EiGuTH Pan —Third column. JANTED TO PURCHASE—F11 ACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.- ump. ELMONIOO'S, 11 P, M. MONDAY.—LADY IN BLACK recoguized stout ‘gentleman at ‘the adjoluing table. ess, I( agreeable, M. G., box 789 Post office. State some iroumstance to avolt mist IVA (K. L.) THE ¥RIEND WHO GAVE THE GOOD advice. 181, would lke your address. Address POR- RB, Herald ofice, IDEN FRASER, OF QUEBEC, WILL HEAR SOME- thing to his advantage by calling at RUBINSON'S, No. eee to PACKAGES, NO LETTERS BINCE 3UEY. Woe OMPSON'S Lon. hatbom steve? ue wil 58 EMMA W—F, RECENTLY OF HOUSTON ‘street, will send her address @® box 122 Herald ofice she oblige a friend. Pina PARTY WHO TOOK THE TIN BOX CONTAIN- PP ae ca ‘ait. H. oft ing deeds and papers will return the same, will be fairly and no questions asked. H. BREWER & BRO., 76 Pear! street, TREELLIORNGE von, appnnsey or we. WwiLLTAM in the Business’ on’ the kighth avenue, is Se ies'by 5. Tele, 297 Fourth street, Willlamesute; of oth, department, H, B. CLAFLIN &'CO.S, Church’ and forth streets, New York. OLLIE—CALL AND SEE YOUR SISTER, AT 148 Mo Wert twentyaith street, HATITE LELAND, OUTH FERRY, 17TH INST., 6 P.M. WILL LADY, —~ atrect, ‘between Hoyt and Bond, grant an later: to gentieman who saw you again Sunday at window? Address, in contidence, H. A. J., Herald office. ‘ANTED FOR ADOPTION—BY AN AMERICAN family, a little Bov, from two to three years old. Ad- ress A. H., Herald effice, for three days. WiiL THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT 100 East Twenty-secon street, upon Mise Carrie Deane, Loulaville, please call at 187 Lexington avenue, near Tir: -firat street? : eh, ee ces NT ‘WASTED INFORMATION OF ROBERT KERR, WIFE and ‘amily; his wife's maiden name was Eliza Don. j the two girls’ names are Ann and Maria Kerr; they lived Brooklyn {n 1853, the last heard from them. Address his her, JOHN KERR, 188 West Washington street, Indian- bpolls, ind. fs = SPECIAL NOTICES. ey LITHIA SPRING WATER OF BALSTON A Spa and Sarato; Rosin ‘These celebrated waters ai aaa by M.S. B. 'N, Wine and Fruit Store, 685 Broad- PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GUOD e insurance companies, and who do not desire to surrender their policies by an absolute sale, can borrow tl surrender vaine ot their policies by applying at Insurance ‘Agency, t7 Liverty street. AS TORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS AND BAG- « gage at BAT SON'S Storage Establishment, 681 and 69 Sixth avenue, near Forttleth street, Pianos boxed for shipping, or moved city or country. (oP8TOM HOURE-REFUND FOR | DUTIES 4 charges egal oF erroneous) ined by C. H. HUNT and ISAAC Brostway, rooms 11 and 12. PVORCHs—UEGAL DIVORCER Es OBTAINED WITH. out publicity; advice free of charge. perton vy leer to WM. Be HARDER, Counsellor at Law, 200 roadway, near Duane street, OR exacted, promptly ob- HILLIPS, law ofice, 158 (OOLISH--SUFFERING WITH DYSPEPSIA, CHILLS and fevers, when Dr. LEE'S Old Virginia Bitters cer- re. 64 Great Jones street. —_—-—— hc a OF THE BLAUVELT FAMILY WILL, MEET ‘on Saturday, Sept. 24, 1870, at 1 o'clock P. M., at the ouse of Inuac D. Biatireit, "Paterson street, near Market, teraon, N. J., to perfect arrangements begun at a previous eating, for energetic prosecutions of thelr clain-s on the Hol- soverament. A fu allendance 4 urged and expected. i airman, Joun W. Bunry, Secretary. bisa. Taro. 8. & asiyer. bs ANCOCK LODGE, NO. 49, I. 0. OF O. F.—THE MEM- hurada: bere invited to attend a meeting of the lod; ening, Sept, 22, 1870, when dusiners of personel terest to cach member will be transact: CHAS, F. RANDOLPH, 2, 1870,” f { Trustees, CASHED AND INFORMATION LINDAUER & ©O., Brokers, 148 Mercer door beow Houston.” Private ‘entrance at- furnmialy Feet, one che. pmes PARR, A Spot of Beauty, Linden Park, Staten Island, Splendid Lote for £60 and upwards, Next Grand Exew uy Thuradny, Septer Pickets can be had to-day at ofl elation, #7 Park row, World Building, ARELE NTE! NTS, FLOOR TILING, &e.-- HENRY PAKRY, manufacturer and importer. ‘arerooma 268, 290 Fourth ave Steam Marble Works, 21, 123, 125 East Twenty-wocond atreet. OTUING LIKE IT Ever was 109 Linden Park Li Nai ehe B ei tli the Buyers Come. Another Grand Exenrston, ” Thursday, September 2, Free Sail, Free Ride, Free Lunch, x Eeoure tickets at once for tho next Grand Excursion 2 at No. 37 Park row, Worid Builuing. OXX THK oF 1, ‘One fourth of the Lota of the Linde: Mon have been gold in two weeks! Next Graud Free Sai, Free Lun. Thuoreday, September 22, Pickete can be had today {ok the aekio, At Oltice of Assovi tion, 87 Park row, World Blu rayny SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO. TH style aud so:t hats cleaned, dyed, pressnd ‘ si JONSON'S, 1,299 roadway, corner Thirty-trataee n Park Lot Aaso- MONUM wn before, in One Day. irk Lot Associa- 1 Excursion, FFICIAL DRAWINGS ae SIMMONS & COS LOTTERIR: ALABAMA—-EXIRA S/— GER TKN BER 20, 1878, iy 15, 48 59,4." 37, KMBen 20" 1870, % 1°75, 28, 0. 5:6 SP PTT 0, 44 ti FXURA OLAS: RRM, I " 4 HB, Dy 2h, exerewien 30, 1870, 4, 19) | 88, E + th 41, 44, 60, 4, 11, information (uinished Mod circulars sent in the abeve and algo Koya, bev Lote de CLUTE er SU8 Broadway. Ths bolton sect Bae No. a Park row, | NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1870.—-TRIPLE SHEET. IPECIAL NOTICES. 10 ALL INTERESTED IN SILVER ING. A PARTY of lemen about leaving for ihesliver mines ofcaix Fado wish to communicate with owners of mines who de- aire to have the same examined sod cepared ‘on officially as Phvtographines ke, ‘eterences gen. addtesd for ous mm feren : Freak St. Gearge Hotel, New ‘York; of 81 Walnnt street, Gal. ati saad EARL own ND. $32, sae ROYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY Prizes casbed and information given ; circulars sent, fO8EPH BATES & CO., Office, Private rooms, No. 1) Walt Box 4,264 Post an SPORTING DOGS BMD, ¢ ¢ Ais, Sips OF, FANCY, Dogg AND ais Fou be bee birds, at B. DOVE YS, No. 8 Greene street, corner of Canal. N. B.—Ladies attended by Mra, Dovey NY. PERSON HAVING A DUCKING GUN TO DIS- pone of may lear of @ purchaser by addressing box 6,683 Post office, naming price aud where it can be seen, Fe, SALE—A_ FINE IRISH &TTER, PARTIALLY broken, at 167 Hast Fifty-fifth street, “ __ STALLIONS, Pawar A BEAUTIFUL WHITE STALLION FOR SALE—M43¢ hands high, 8 years oid, sound and kind in every way, in harness or under saddie, abd cun be driven by a lady; haw deen used to @ pony wagon; also an elegant rad OD, with rumble ,und pole and shafts, Applyjat DINSMORE'S, No.1 West Thirteenth street, ’ THE TURF. AX AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL FAIR will be held at the Prospect Park Falr Grounds, Long Talend, on the ith, 19h, Tdth and Iéhof Cetoher’ nexe Animals and articles for exhibition and competition are in: Vited from all quarters, Premium lst can be obtained by a Iteation ia person or by letter to. O. READ, Secretary, 1 lontague street, Brookiyn, AMBBLETONIAN AND CIIEF REGENT STOCK FOR fale. ‘A superb team of bay Mares, about 1534 hands hich, bean tifully toxted and marked alike: one out of old horse Ham: bietonian, dam Polly Pratt, is near seven years old, has no record and can trot in 2-58; the other out of the celebrated Canadian horse Chief Regent, dam Fiatbush Mare, is four Years old anda splendid specimen of peed bud. nenmys Will be sold together or singly. To be seen ut SAMUEL JACKSON'S stables, Prospect Park Fatr Grounds, Long Talend. ‘PHOSPECT, PARK FAIR GROUNDS. The Three. Year. Old Siake, for fonis of 1867, will be trotted on Saturday, October 1, at 8B. M.; good day and good track; mile heats. in harnese; 23 entries, of which Humber 18 have forfeited, The emoant of the purse and And sake now, play oF pay, W. C. Bryant, of Kentucky, enters, ¢, ——, by Golddnst, tclgiin E, Stewart, of Boston, enters by f Juno, by Humble: R. Bradley, of Vermont, enters g, ¢. Hazer, by Young America. pp Acton & Frost, of Pougbkerpate, enter b. ¢. Gold Drop, superb. Guy Miller, of Cheeter, N. Y., enters bf ——, by Tron Duke, ieB Aten, of New York, enters b,c, Gauntlet, by Ham- Tickets of admission, One Dollar, te Held wand sieed gad Bt r a . , grand stand an GEPTEMBER MEETING OF THR FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION, FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRISANIA, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, on. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 21, 22 and 23, 1570, Horse cara leave Harlem Bridge on each day of the races every ten minutes direct for the Park. PREMIUY 8, 9 BECOND DAY, No. Purse of $2,000, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970, For horces that never beat 2:30; $1.20) to the frst horse, $500 to the second, 3800 to the third. William Bodine, Middietowa, enters b,m. Lady Whitman, by American Stal ‘MM. Roden, N. Y., enterab. g. Charley Green. J.M. Miller, Philadelphia, enters b, In. Mai John Murpliy, Fleetwood Park, enters br. J. A. Chambers eniers s. 8. Hickory Jack. ‘John Hornbeck, N. ¥., enters br. g Captatn Gill. HRD DAE. No.8-—Purse of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 59, 1870. For horses that never beat 2:26; 41,50) to the Grat horse, $600 to the necond, #400 fo the third, David Blanchard, Boston, entera oh. g. License. M. Roden, N. ¥., enters br. &, Charles £. Loew, formerly Patchen Chief, Dan Muee, N, Y.. enters b. ¢. Contidence. John Nestit, N. ¥., enters'b. g. Jahn J, Bradley, D. Pater, Lng Island, entarg be. HW. Genet Daniel Boone. ards, New Have Boy, formeriy Isrown Prince. fohn Murphy, Fleetwood Park, enters b. m. Lady Sears, Jan. Dougrey, Jr.. Troy, enters, m, Fannie J.J. Bowen, Boston, entera.br. i. Lady Elli L.'L. Hutchiason, Schenectady, enters %. g. 1d. Ellis, No, 5—Purse of $350, For horses that never beat 2:22; $1,000 to the first horse, $600 to the second, @40y to the third. Wm. If. Borst. N.Y. enters b. &, George Wilkes. Budd Doble, N. ¥., enters. ¢. Hotapur. W. H. Doble, Philadelphia, enters b. m, Lucy. John Murphy, Fleetwood Park, enters b. g. Henry. GENERAL REMARKS, All the above: aces mile heats, three {n tive, in harness, ex- cept purse No. 4, which will be two miles and repeat, in har- hess, and will be conducted under the rules of the National Aasdciation. Gates open at 8 o'clock A.M. Single admission one dollar; no extra charge for Grand Stand: carriages free. Trains by the New York and Harlem Rallroad will leave ‘Twenty-rixth street and Fourth avenue, 9:30 and 11:30 A, M. and 4P. 3. Returning will leave Morrisania and Melrose at 8:0, 5:32 and 6:12 P.M. ‘The Park ts within five bundred feet of the Harlem depot at Morrisania, to commence at 2:30 P. M. By order of HENRY DATER, Prestient, Pools sold every evening previous to the races ai Fleet. wood Club Huse, 1434 Broadway, between Fortieth and Forty-firat streets, by JACOB SOMERNDYKE. pas PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, AGRICULTURAL FAIR. SPECIAL PREMIUMS, FIRST DAY. October 1, — that have never beaten 2:30-—-§500, 160, Also, same day— Silver Pitcher, $250, for doubie teams that have been owned and driven together by a member of the association since September 1. r BECOND DAY.—October 12, The four-year-old Prospect Park stakes. £8500,—Horses that have never besten 2 50-850, $100, $50 Horses that have never beaten 2: , 950. THIRD DAY.--October 18. For hortea that have never beaten 2:26--§700, 6200, $100. Alto, same day— Silver Pitchér, 150, for members’ horses; same condl- tons as for double teams, FOURTH DAY.—October 14, £9600.—For horses that have never yeaten 2:40, Alsc, same day— for all boraes—$50 forfeit; 100 Handicap race fo entrance when the} ccept the handicaps, The weights to be announced within twenty-four hours after the entries are opened, and the parties to accept the same on or before the 4th day of October. In the above purses there must be thres entries to fill and two horses to start. Entries to close Monday tember 26, at 9P. M., at dhe yoonss Mo jue street, Brooklyn: ot the association, ‘I but time made after September 15 shall not be = bar to entering in any of the above races, NION COURSE, L. I—TROTTING, JEDNFGDAY, ‘ept. M. Bweepatak #500, te, a8, iu kcrnées, ‘Ban Paters brig, Nei Bentinns Oona b. g Clipper; P. Bartlett's b. v. Rinaldo; W. Nelson's b. g. Dan; Sim. Bammis’ ch. g. Venture. WM. SHAW, Proprietor. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. —“THE COMING CARRIAGE.” A + A. 8, FLANDRAU, Carriage Builder, No. 7 East Bigh- teenth street, near Fifth avenu it reduced Fine Carriages, in every f jarences, Coupes, Landaus, Landaulets, Rockaways, Bug- tes, Phaetons. FINE COUPE ROCKAWAYS, WARRANTED, SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS. HANDSOME: COUPE AND VICTORIA, ii ‘order. Apply at TILTON & JENNISON'S West Thirty-ninth street. ionable variety, IN GooD stable, 37 A. SPEENDID ROAD MARE, CHESTNUT, 15 HAND! years. ong tail, mane,’ sound, kind;* good saldie horse; suiver's leaiher top Wagon; separate, U1 Newark ie, Jer oO LDERNEY STOCK FOR SALE.—FINE DARK COL- ZX ored thoroughbred two year old Bull; also fine yeariiug Heifer; will exchange for good work horse. Address HEN- RY, Herald ofice. T HAMS A WELL SELECTED ST every variety of popular welling 25 J.C. HA K, EMBRAC. arriages and ‘tail line of per cent leas than Broadway. Ji'corner Broadway und Fourth street. THREE-QUARTER SEA ROAD WAGON FOR sale cheap. Can be seen at 211 Centre ADAM STEWART, A. VERY HANDSOME SORREL HORSE, 8 YEARS old, trots in three minutes; Wagon, Harness, &e. ; pro- erty of gentieman ,oing to Calilornia; for #460, ‘Seen at 2% ai Twenty-seventh street, —WE HAVE ONE COUPE, NEARLY NEW, ONE AY iaodiuen stay Clarence, in excellent order, one alx py senger Rockaway, but iittle used, one Coupe Rockaway. All for sale cheap by J. B. BREWSTER & CO., Twenty-#fth street, near Third avenue, A —TWO LIGHT WESTCHESTER ROCKAWAYS AT Jarge ureortment coupe Rockaways 8; 0s, cut under Rockaways, Pony Phaetona, &c., at reduced prices, CALVIN WITTY, 688 Broadway. “, —FOR SALE, A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP BUGG A.” new last suinmer; in perfect order; will Le sold cheap: To be sven at GORDUN'S etables, No. 6 Weat Thirteenth et. AY, 1546 HANDS, WILL SHOW taut, "15 hands, good’ pole bores, “5, ‘431 one pair trotters, 3 minutes; oue pair eystah gray ; Wo clieap floraes. HINIMAN, 46 Wooster treet, AN genral wi Tages for sale ure now ready, sent Rockaws, se' ins | iGitiar attenvion paid to 1 a W. Hi, GRAY, 28 aud a6 Wooster eiree, i HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, GREAT 8ALE OF MATCHED PAIRS AND MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, MO; TEMBER 23, ON THURSDA' NING, AT 10 CLOCK AT THE STABLES OF COLONEL & D, BRUCE, No, 815 West Porty-firet ne avenue, TEN OF iy hi wh ever.offered st public auction, ELEGANT AND EXTRA fue pair bay browns, without white, over 16 hands high, 7 and 8 years oid, fine and stylish (she one anextra coupe Horse, warranted sound and wUre JOR PAIR Bi UW se brea EERCHERON en: vere, weigh 2,400 pounds, 6 an: acme. matcher and waraniea sound and kind. ay VOMBINED BAY SADDLE and harness ‘gues all saddle gait driver, great roadster, can drive him, & years o} arromsed sound and kind, HANDSOME, CLOSELY MAICHED and fast pair of Lf geldings, 1534 high, 6 and 7 years old, handy, superior an elegant drivers; can trot in 2g together, and in train can deat 8 minute.; are faster singie; hove great style and en- durat ‘are Without trick or fault, and are warranted sound and kind and safe for a lady to drive, GENTEEL AND FAST dapp! bis Mare, about 1539 bigh, 8 years old, @ very gentle and stylish driver; was never trained for speed, and can trot better than 8 minutes; fears no locomotiy s been driven by a lady for the past two ia fine under saddle ; ts a fast wi: iT, & great roadster warranted sound apd kind. FINE AND STYLISH bay Mare, 13g bigh, 8 years olt, fame. and prompt dry can trot in 34g, is a knarp roadster, kh Sad any kind of business, and is warranted sound ani nil. FINE RAY HORSE, 15% high, 6 years old, fine and game a driver as can be produced, lively stepper and sharp Toadster; very blocky buiit, an élegant coupe or family horse; ia warranted sound and kind, ALSO ONE ELEGANT six seat Park Phaeton, made by BREWSTER & O0., of Broome street, nearly new. none FINE THREE-QUARTER CLARENCE, made by rewster. ONE bare napa seat Road Wagon, made by DUSENBURY & VAN DUSER, ja good order. s) ONE ROAD WAGON, made by R. M. Stivers, ONE TOP WAGON, made by. Wa coud order, SEVERAL SETS DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, THE ABOVE STOCK will be positively sold WITHOUT RERBERVE, they are in pest the property of COLONEL BRUCE, who ieaves Thursday night for Kentucky and de- sires to make room for {ret stock ; the ba ance isthe pro- rerty of CHESTER J. MOORE, kaq. STOCK CAN BE SEN and examined from TUESDAY MORNING up to sale, CATALOGUES CAN be obtained at BARKBR & HAM- LIN'S City Auction Mart and New York Tattersalls, corner Brondway and Thirty ninth street, OK AT STABLES, NO POSTPONEMENT on account of weather. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c, | Fs SALE—A VERY HANDbOME DARK BAY PONY, 13 hands hich, Jong tail and mane; has been used by” Fin] lady fh harheestand under saddle. Inquire ot J: ANDERWATER. ‘grocer ear depot, Flusht LL RBALE—A DARK BROWN HORSE, 15 HANDS 8 inches high, T years old, suitable for coupe; also bay forse, 16 hands? inches hich, 8 years old, trots in 2 minutes; | both horses warrunted sound and kind. ‘apply to JOSEPH | TOWNLEY, Boulevard Stables, 185 and 157 West Fiftietn R SALE CHEAP—THE CHOICE OF TWO GOOD eartor truck Horses; one very large and strong, wat- ranted to draw two ton. Inquire, for two days. in liquor store, corpor Fifteenth sireet und avenue C, OR SALE-—-A PINE SORREL HORSE, 154 HANDS high, 2 peava old; can trot in 16; warranted kousid and Kind. GORDON'S stables, No. b Wert Thirteenth street, ARNESS, HORSE BLANK ROBES TRE iargest variety of Harness, Blankets, Ac., of all grades of any house in New Yors (no exxception), at’ to suit all buyers. W. C. & C, M, MOSEMAN, ‘Warerouma 14% Chambers atreet, GOOD STEPPING BROWN, onntry; kind and gold for want of use} izabetn ORSE FOR just from the } Tyearsold. At» AETON AND PONY FOR SALE—A VERY HAND- some turnout and in perfect order; the pony 14 found fand co gentle that ane can bo driven by x child; price ¥400, third street. ACOB ROGART, AUOTIONE! THURSDAY, September Special ‘on Fifth avenue, 4 B28 PAC 11 ofclobk, at 521 nue. , Carr! ‘Wagons, Harness, Whips, B.ankels, Ac,, the property of private gen: teman. 8 MILLWARD, 8 BOGART, Auctloneer, ADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING SADDLE returning from the country, wiil find « good good care(ul grooms, with privi.ece of kchool in and good instructor. Riding School, No 9 West Thirteenth street. QTABLE YOR SALE—NO, 117 EAST THIRTY SD streets size 2dx5), five stalls above and six w room for four carriages, alao coachman and groom, AvP to MORTON, L188 « LO,, 30 Broad STABLE FOR SALE—WILL PAY 20 PI SD investroont: immediate possersio } ily, three horses and three carriag, street. ‘Cash price $3,500. HORSES, T BARKER & HAMLIN’S CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAITER. ALLS, corner Broadway and ‘Tinrty-ninth street, MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, Gentlemen's Private Establishments’ disposed of at publie or private eale to the bert advantage, and a general assort- ment of Horses, Carriages, Harness and everytiing in the horse line to suit the needs of all classes of purchasers, con- ‘stantly on band, ‘A LARGE DRIVING RING in the mart for showing horses for sale, ‘Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on every horse sold under warrantee, Supertor etabling for horaes on sale, Carriages taken on stora; Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to. CATALO..UE OF SALE THIS DAY, AT 13 OCLOOK, - GENTLEMAN'S COMPLETE TURNOUT, CONSISTING OF ONE OF ‘THE FINEST GRAY TROT. TING Horses offered for some time. He te high, 7 yeara old, and aired by NUKMAN; and his equal for style, Goud behavior and driving qualities is rarely found; has no Ylce nor tricks, {ears noun, and can ve driven by a lady, and can trot in three minutes to road wagon, and when in condition can beat 2:50. HE SHOWED 2:1 Inet apring, at time of purchase; in a perfect, reliable and handsome gentio- man’s road horse, and atiracts attention when moving; warranted sound wnd kind, Also ahifung top Wagon, Har £c., all the property of a sporting gentleman compelled #LEGANT, FINE AND FAST bay roan Horse, sired by HENK) CLAY, dama MESSENGER MARE, and raised ip Monroe county’ is 1534 high, 8 years old, free and game x driver ns goes the road; has trot 4, and can pull a wagon better than 3 mimntes to-day; at all-day roadster; stands without tylug, fs penue for any one to drive, aud is warranted sound aud kind an! free from all Vice or tricks, Several cheap work Horses. HIGHBRED AND FAST pair of brown Geldings, 1534 hich, 7 years old; are :ery stylish, handy and free drivers; Were never trained for apeed, and can trot close to THREE. MINUTES; are afraid of nothing, and can bedriven ya ne an elegant aaddic hore; are 2s fine a pair of road- can be produced, and are warranted sound and kind; also the BLANKETS, SIL ONE SIDE SPRING Wi ONE TOP EXPRESS. ONE SET DOUBLE i TWO SECOND band « BAY WORK HORSE, ars old; warranted kind and trne in all hardesa; you driver; great worker; bee Heved to be sound. ERAL OTHER HORSES. KIPTION at sale. EVER POSTPUNED on account of weather. T 10 COLLEGE PLACE— Harness of every description. Single Harness, £5 to 2/0 per set, Donble Harness, 20 to wet, THE TRADES MANUFACTURING COMPANY, T 68 LIBERTY STREET—CARRIAGE AND HARNESS hazaar, Fine Top Buggies, Park, Pony and Doctors’ Phaetons, Light Rockaways, All by good reliable makers, and for tale far below pre- vailing Prices eiscwhere. Also at great bargains Large Stock of Light bare all Ry and perfect, from B10 asotup. Alo Blankets and Robes direct fiom factory; very low. We offer greater inducements to purchasers than aby house in the trade, und solicit a call. JOMUNSTON & VAN TASSELL, 68 Liberty atzeot. A —BREWSTEG, UF TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, A, . uear Third avenue, are producing the latest novelties, si on, in goal or ter, Zon, | tine condition, <8, In uond order. The Derby Wagon. manufactured only by this house, A PREWSTER, OF TWENTY-FIPTH STREET, A, . near Third avenue. 100 pound Road Wagons, with vertical ator! piaten in axle beds, combining the maximum of atrength with the minimum of welght. The public are invited to call and examtne. TTENTION.—FOR SALE, ONE BAY HORS! nds high; trota in 3 minutes; price #350. bietonian bay Horse, 15 hand: tnehes high; t 53¢ hand than Allen rige #300, “One gray Horse, M0; orice ®t Ei ‘One bay "hey are ail watranted. Apply a , 26 and 27 Kart Twenty-cighth street. HANDSOME BLACK MARE. PONY BUILT, GEN- tle and faxt, with Harness and a Brewater top Wagon, Fe nearly new, for saley at UNDERHILL’S atable, Lafayette place, BEAUTIFUL TOP WAGON CHEAP_NEARLY NEW, Jess than half cost. Apply, 8) East Washington square! ate stable No. 2, im the rest, three doors above Fourth M. CURLEY'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, 109, M11 and 118 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, & fine assortment of Carriages for ‘sale cheap; six seat Phaetons, four seat Phaetons, Cow Rockaways with di- vision fronts, Victorias, four wheel Dog Carts and two wheel Dog Carts, two seat Wagons, top and no top Buggy Wago (A GRSILEMAN'S SINGLE TURNOUT, COMPLETE, wil: be sold for 8850; wagon and harness made to order and nearly new; bores real Lyovrn fi mefen rl sound and ft kind, splendid under saddle and fust; inkets, ‘robe, whip, do; ail cost over $1,600. Address MERCHANT, station A. YARRIAGES, ALL STYLES, TO LET-BY THE WEEK, month or season ; old Carriages taken in trade ; lot sec- oad hand Carriages for aule cheap. CALVIN WITTY, 688 Broadway. ITCH & COMAN, 153 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH street, bave just received this morning 26 head of the Anest conch and driving Horses that have ever becn offered for sale in this toarket. OR SALE—A NEW DOCTOR'S WAGON. no top Buggies, Express, Wagons; also second hand light atreot, near Bowery OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE ESTABLIBHMENT, Horse and Coupe; horse large and atylish, with hand tome Harness; elegant Coupe, of modern style and finish, run only gue season and row th perfect repair. Apn'y to M. 8. CURRY, agent for the owner, 148 and 145 East Twenty: ALE--A FINE, STYLISH TEAM OF BAY fourth street. 16 hands high, sound and kind, fine steppers. T fr TOP AND Grocery and light Business business Wagon. 93 Third eit Apply at private stable 155 Kast Phirty-6(th street, near Lex- jugion avenu FOR SALE A, HANDSOME, PAIR OF BAY HORSES; 154 hanie nigh, very fast travellera, suitable for road ‘oupe, Apply between A. M, and noon at private stable Yo. 118 Bast Porty-arst street, {UR SALE—A TEAM OF BAY HORSES, 15 HANDS high, five and six years old, fit for any light work; also one bay Horse; price $95; «1 sound and kind, 199 Perry st. (OR SALE—BLACK TROTTING STALLION, 15 HANDS B inches, kind and gentle, ¥ old; has beaien ‘ot in2:'0 today ; 200. One roan Horse, y ound, kind and true; fit for track or cart; ipl#0. One B yeurs old; kind and true in all harness; fit. for truck or cart; $140; at Bl Greenwich atreet, between Jane end Twelfth streets, Must be sold. (OR SALE—A STYLISH SORKEL HORSE, NINE YEARS sound and kind, a good driver; also Wagon and Harness, Sold for want of use. Apply at SMITH’S etables, 283 West Forty-second street, near Ninth avenue, {SES AND FOUR TRUCKS. T, 234 Wi uth, teen banda high; one four wheel Dog Cart, by ater, of Broome sireet, to order, {n use on'y two monil a double Harness, nearly new ; will be sold separately of to- gpihers property’ of “a private xeutlemal MASON & CO" livery stables, "No. street, between Broadway and Fifth aven POR SALEA CLOSE COACH, TEAM OF TORS tnd Harness; will be roid cheap. 820 Weat Forty- street ; ‘OR SALE—FOR WANT OF A BAY MARE, 7 years old, 154g hands high, long tall, very etyllab di ood traverer, Cau bo xecn at F. FERGUSON Fr anda Franolaco Stables, 114-120 West Foriy-rixth street. YOR SALE—A FINE GRAY HORSK, LIGHT YEARS old; sound and Kind th ali Warnes; a spiendtd saddle horse; has beon ridden be a Indy during the soldgvery low, at 115 West Twenty-ninih street. POR SALE NEW E facvory, 47) Leiner ; tobe | AVY TRUCK, AY WESIPILLD'S | FOOND WAND CARRIAGES CHEAP,—TWO TOP Pony Phactons, four Buggies, light Rockaway, Road ‘agon, Coupe Kockaway, Coupe, cut under Rockaway ; all styles Dew Carriages, reduced prices, WITTY, 638 Broadway, HE “GOING CARRIAGE” HAS GONE, OTHERS continue (9 arrive und go, a8 proof of their popularity, Carriages and Harness in assortment. HICKS, 92 Barclay street, AREE TROTTERS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—ONE brown Mare. 1h hands hi 7 years old; can show 2:45; One very stylish gray Mare, «years old; can show 2 ‘also. fare, § years old; can show 2:40 gait to road wagon, 163g bance hich. all good ‘to pole and warranted sound and kind Apply at KINNEY’S stable, in West Tweifth street, between Greenwich and Washington. HE “GOING CARRIAGE! continue to arrive and go, as proof of thelr popularity, Carriages aud Harness in assortment. HICKS, $2 Barclay streat. ANTED--A GOOD PAIR OF ROAD HORSES, ABOUT ge, 2o28 Hants high; good steppers. Address box 1,620 P office, ANTED—CARRIAGE OR SINGLE HORS ri ral Merchandise, in exchang neumbered, near the city, A ANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR HOUS! A good road Horse and Iu 4g, and four good work Horses, In uire of J. M. LYLE, €1 Maiden lane, between 12 and 3 o'clock, k TANTEN—A FEW MORE HORSES TO BOARD FOR the winter; best references. Addr WARXIED TO BUY —A GOOD, HEAVY, SECOND HAND Brewster Wagon, square box. Apply wt 80 Pent! at. WARTED—A SECOND HAND GIG, WITH TOP; MUST be in first rate order, Address, staiag price and where it may, be seen, J, B., fierail oftce. ANTED--A HORSE KIND AND | LAPAYETTE, Roussau........ we eand | gentle; ale Marnes: } in exchange for Watches or Jewelry at cash prices, Address CARLOS, box 137 Herals ofice, ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND COUPE OR close Carrjare, sultabe for one or two horses, in ex- ebange for « heatiti/ul and popularly bred young horae, Ad- dress box 4,102 Post office.” $100. SORREL Ihig HANDS; tle iu harness, warranted round, kind and More, 986. Bay Horne, $80, 241 West Thirty-rct street. in rear. $15 BUGGY, WITH 0, “WANTED—LiattT cove A Address with full pole and snaite; pood make: EINANCIAL, TLANTIC SAVINGS BANh, Chatham aquare and New’ Rowery, New York. Deposits. from #1 to %5,000, Fecefved, and interest thereon allowed at the rate of Siz per Cent, free of tax Interest commences quarterly, January, Aj Hi, Jaly October, Money deposite{ now will draw interest trom Oc tober I ANDERSON & CO. NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET, Money to hoan immediately on property, New Yo New Jeracy, &e.; Builders’ Loans, Leaneoids, Bonds, Stocks and markelable Securities negotiated. Mortgage Donght and 81d, Advances made, \, — 81,780. BOND AND MORTGAGE ON CoUNTRY JA. property. six months to run, for wale ata liberal dia. count, For particulars see J. E. HADNETT, Counsellor-at- Law, #2 Naanau street. bane SIOR SAVINGS BANK, y} 268 Sixth avenue, Hooth's theatre, Money deposited now will’ draw interest from October 1 at 7 per cent per anniin. Interest pafd on all sums from #1 to 810,070. : WM. M. GILES I6AAOS, BARRETT, MK, THURBER,) Beeretary, HUGH MURRAY,{ JOR SALE—10 PER C AND COUNTY Bonds, free of all taxea, First class nocuritios of un{ doubted character below par. Government and other sectirilies received fn exchange, al- test market prices, and bonds purchased by out of nt by express free of charge. city railroad stocks and bonds, iusnrance, Hight stocks, and a large varlety of other stocks and bonis for profitable investment, at low rates, by ALBERT NICOLAY, Stock Broker ant Auctionoer, No. 42 Pine atreet, N.Y. Vrendent, Vice Presidente, N. B.-Ail classes of securities not dealt in at the New York Stock [xchange Boards receive special attention, which has been the established custom with this house for mapy years. ONTY TO LOAN--ON NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN improved auddesirable New York uniinproved Real Eslate, First and second mortgages prompty cashed ut lowest taarket rates, Priacipals only dealt with. WILLIAM SINCLAIR Jr., & CO., No. 3 Pine atreet, ‘ORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA. Arrears of Interest Debentures. Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the act of 1868, passed vy the Dominion Parliament of Canada, this company ie now pr to make arrangements for the ex- change of these Debentures for Third Preference B. Bonds and notice is also hereby gtven that If any of the suid De'en- tures are not bronght in for exchange within six months from {he date hereof they shall continue to rank as if the above act hiad not been passe Holders (in Canada and the United States) of arrocrs of se | tho above exchange interest debentures desirous of may comm:tnicate with the undersigne: THO. HAMILTON, Secretary, TORONTO, Sept. 15, 1870, NOME THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stock. hotders of the Staflord Pavement Compa td ai the office of J. R. Whiting, Esa., No. 4 Warren atreet, New York, on Tuesday, October 4, 1570, tor the election’ of a Board of Trustees and other lawful business. The transfer Looks will be closed September £0 and re- opened Uctober 5. H. C, LESTER, NEw York, Sept. 15, 1870, GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, REAGURY DDPAniM ent, ? . Bept. 1, 1840.5 |. on the bonis of tn gold =] ‘The interest maturing Oct State of South Carolina, will be . Kimpton, the finan: cial agency of the State, No. 9 Nassan street, New York NILES G. VARKE:! Treasurer State of South JNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, J” 896 and 898 Canal street, comer of Laight, cent Snterest on $b to #6,0W0, Money bear interest from October i, Assots, 7,756,645 98, OR $6,000 WANTED.ON $5,000 propedts'in Brootinn, Duildinga entirely new. Addreys M. $165 OOO 72, BO4aN—ON BoND AND wORT- by +) &Age, OD Fea) estate in this city, Brooklyn ‘or in Westchester county ; second mo begotiated, JOUN F, CONREY, No. 62 Wail street. Six per deposited now will IMPROVED D., worth $16,000 ; » Herald ofice. YACHTS, STBAM BOATS, &C. SOR SALE—A SEVENTEEN FOOT WORKIN + BOAT, EUROPEAN STRAMSHIPS, LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, The General Transatlantic Comj Mail Steamships be- tween New York wre, calling at Brest, ‘The spiendid vessels on this iavorite route for the Conti- nent will sail from pier 50 North river, aa follows :— ‘Saturday, September I ++ Baturday, October VILLE DE PARIS, Surmoni ST. LAURENT, Lemarie. jaturciay, October 15 PEREIRE, Datire........+ ‘Saturday, October 29 ‘Rater of passage, payable in gold, meinding wine :— To Brest or Mavre- First Cabin, K140; Second Cabin, 975. To Paris (including railway tloket)—8145 and $78, amers do not carry steerage passengers, Amertoan travellera gomy to or returning from the Contk nent of Europe by taking the steamers of this line avoid both transit by English raliwave and the discomforts of crossing the Chuanal, besides saving time, trouble and expense, GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 68 Broadway, TPHE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS sail every Saturday und aiternaie Wednesday to and from Giasgow and Derry, booking parsenzers wud formating. them trom all railway stations In Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden or Den- mark to Aimerica, as wately, speedily, comfortably and cheaply ny Other reute Or tin “ESPREBS” BTRAMERA, | EXYRA” BTRAMERS. COLUMBIA, sBept. 24 | LOW 8 EUROPA. 1! CALEDONIA. CAMBRIA, . 8 | BKITANNTA. 5 IOWA BRITANNIA i o Wednesday 1 20 North river, New York, &! hoon, of passage, payable In currency, iverpool. (lag ow or Derry First cabins, $65 and +75. accor Sing to locatf on. Gabin excursion tickets (wood for twelve months), secoring best accommodations, s 150. Intermediate. steerage, $28, Certificates, at reduced rates, can be bought bere by those wishing to send for their friends. Drafts isaued, payable on presentation, Apply at the company's oflices to HENDERSON BROTHE from pi R No. 7 Bowling Greqn. ONDON AND NEW YORK § Rates of passage AMSHIP LINE. Bleamers gail direct to London No. 8 North river. from ple) PARANA, Wiliinson Rates of passaue, payable in cue First coin, #70; steerage, ' Passengora booked for Havre, Paris, Autwerp aud Rotters dam at reduced currency ratan, ror frelyht aud passage apply tO HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agente, {4 South wtreet, OL, day, Thursday not Saturday, ENSTOWN AND LIVE Tt able in any part of hngland, 1, at current rates of exchanve. Apply at THOMPSO sage ofiice, 73 Broadway, corner of Rector tres ATIONAL INT, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, from pier 47 North river. LIVERPOOL AND QU rown, ENGLAND, Webster........Saturday, Sept. 4 at 3:30 P.M. THE QUEEN, Thomson... «saturday. October 1) at @ A. M Pasnige to Liverpool or Queenstowa—Cabin, 37) and #40; Bteeraye, $28, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Londonderry and Glasgow, $32, currency. TO LONDON DIRECT, IN, Brags, s+ssnseees Wedneaday, Sept. 8, at 8 A. M. bin paskage, #65 and 8 5, currency. Age, 2B, curre sengers booked to Paris at reduced rates For further particulars apply at the company's office, 69 Broadways spose ¥ W.J. HORST, Manager, Queenstown, ERI rit \UNARD TINR. i / THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT RK HARBOR. ‘eduerday, Sep Thursday, Sept. 29 | Alger Saturday, Oct. 1} Rusal fates of Paxsage By the Steamers not carrying Sieorage, Wednesday, Oct. 19 Firat Cabin #180, gold. Second Cabin 80, gold. Firat Cabin to Paris #145, cold. Return Tickets... #260, gold By the Sicamiers carrying Si¢erage. First Cabin... $80, gold. $00, Currency, Return Tickets “E10, gold, Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and ali rope, at loweal rates. i Bills of Ladiny given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediter: ranean ports, For Freight and Cabia passage apply at the Company's N howling (ireen. erage passage, at 11] Broadway, Trnity Butlding. CHAS, G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. GTHAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. . unard Line, ». Thursday, September 22, ALLYSSINTA Re é Thursday, September 29, Cabin passage, ti 3 wlecrage, #80, currency. For cabin pasiaue apply nt No. 4 Bowlin g Green, apply at 11 Broadway. Trinity Build. TALES G, FRANCRLYN, Agent. VOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.—INMAN Line of Royal Mail Steamers ure appototed to sall as fol- lows? CITY OF BRUS: Satu-day, Sept 24 2 P.M. Saturday, Oct. 1,40 A. Mo Hisiifax)-Taesany, Oct, 4, 12. Me and each anceeoding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from Pier 45 North river. atea of Passage:— Poyabte tn Gotd Payable in Curren First Cabin, slngte berth Steerave To London To Halifax, N. 8. Trokets can be. bought ie withing to seud for thal’ friends. For further lnformution apply at the company's office. SOHN G, DALELA ‘dadwny je rates by persons (yo8aRD LINE, 2 BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL THE Bw AND NORTH AMPRICAN ROYAL MAl Betwoon New York and Liverpoo!, exilin Russ! ednesday, Sept, 1. Ch: w Siberia, Thureday, ‘Sep:. "15, at Cork Harbor. neaday, Sept. 2, Abyesinin, Thursaay, Sept. day, rt. 17, Scotia, Wednesday, Oct. 5, nda, Wednestay, Sept. Batavia, Tharaday. Oct. 6 Tripoli, Thursday, a Wednesday, Oct. 12. Rates of paseage, by the steamers not carrying ateorng First cabin, 0, gold, Second cabin... 80, gold. bin to’ Paris, urn ticket By the ntea rage First cabin «$880, $30, currency, Return ti Steerage tickets from 1 enstown and all parts of Enrope, at towert rn ‘Through bilis of lading given Antwerp and other ports gn the Cont for thelght and cable py appiy at th ‘or f ht ans 1 assaze al ¢ com; "a oflce, No. 4 Bowlin Uren. hard pany For acecraye passage at lil Broadway, Trinity Butidin. HARLES G. FRANCKLYN, A: vitast, Glasgow, Havre, nent, ‘and for Mediter: {TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR- WD tying the United Slates mai Sailing every dnesiay, MINNESOTA, Whi September 21, at 3 PM. IDAHO, Price. tember 28 at 9 A. M. er. ; Cabto paseaze, #0, go: , $30, currency, Pasnengers booked from Paris, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at loweat rates. Apply to nS WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. GENTLEMAN WOU. two Pi any of the C French line. PURCHASE FOR CASH fair discount, to Europe on d leave We tnesdays, or the Address CARN, box 900 Herald oflice, APECOTT’S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX. change oflice.—- Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown weekly by first class steamships. Also from Liverpool and London by weekly sailing packets. Drafts of £1 and up- wards, available tn , BRS of Great Britain and Irelamd, at the lowest rates, at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO.'S, £6 South street, New York, SD STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL J Passports of the Department of State issued by A. C. WILLMAKTH, United States Court Bulidings, 41 Chambers street COASTWISE STEAMSHIP: PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY! ‘Through Line to California and China, Freight and passage greatly reduced. ‘Thre Firat Cl 125 10 #170, according to location of berth. pi Liere rates melude bertns, board and all necessaries for ne trip. Steamers of the above line leave plor 42 North river, foot of Canal treet, at 12 o'clock noon, ‘on 4th and 20th Of each month, except when thoae days fall on Sunday, then the day pre- vions, ‘One hundred pounds of baggage free to ech adult. Meil- cine and attends ree, October 4—ARIZONA, Captain Maury, connecting with MONTANA, Captain Parker Bicamer AMERICA qill leave San Francis 1870, for Clin und Japan. All freight for San Franctaco will go as fast, and be re- ceived until 4 P. Monday, Ociober Freight for nd South Pacific ports will be received until4 i. M. ‘duy, October 1, only. All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland charge November 1, For freleht or pasange tickets and all further information apply at the office, pler 42 North river. F. R. BABY, Agent. Beemupa mart. i, 66 TOD arth street, T WHITE WI 's in good order; has nt foot of Hobocen; Will be gold low. Apply to WM. ASTOR, 8} Prince street. WANTED TO PURCHASE, mm NTED.SIX OR FIGHT SECOND (ouNteRs Ww ! hand Counters, with tills ALD, 658 Broadway. WASIED-a case Appiy to ‘Apply (0 ROBT, MACDO- SAKALP SECOND HAND GLASS SHOW. hout 6 feet long, dig feet wide and 12 ingles deep, vol ui OUT street. ood as new; McKay builder. Also Floating House tor Freight at soduosd rates, tame, al complete, Addvess V. Dy 1b John atect, room 1, | The ateamehip SAN FRANCISCO wil be desnatched to ‘ F Hamititon from pler 46 East tiver oa Thureday, September 29, FOR, SALE THE STEAM YACHT JAMES, NOW | atio'ciork lying at the first landing, Staten Island. ‘For particulars |" For freight or passage apply to iy 0, THOMAS RUKINEON, Herald Ship News vice, WM. Il, WEBR, jew York. 64 Exchange piace. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A LIGHT DRAUGAT | [NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP Fretbt Propeller, Address R. MANNIE, Northport, | LU “Company.-The elegant sidewheel steamship NORTH 3,000 tons burden, Captain George Be Slocumy 8 homas, Para, rhamouco, Babia and Rio de Janeiro on Frid: Lewin 2B. For freight or passuge apply to 7 M. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 6 Howling Green, New York, NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA ) Atlantic Mati Steamship Com regulary ever, ‘om pler MBIA. Ci MISSUURL MORKO CA: For freight or 8. G. WHELLE! ny. ‘Thursday at 3 o'clock P. M. pre 4 North ptain Is, Van 8 iain J. By eek COLUM iy to resident, No, 5 Bowling Green. CLASS SECOND HAND SOFA, WAsrep=a FIRST nda Bookcase, Addons, with de- or Secretary Bed ecription and price, 8.5. W “Yor the tranetolaaice for an oryinal metho: 1 Ee, Lierald odioos Herald office, ANTED-A PRACTICAL, RELIA Dt private und we: AVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRI New York and Mexican Mail = falling evere twenty from pier 17 he new steamers OP MERIDA, CITY OF MEXICO For freight or p Friday, Sept. ako r ny Thursday, ‘2,3 P.M VON, a) PRICE FOUR CENTS, COASTWISE SERA MSE yreee Line OF GALVESTON STEAMERS ‘rove ey Weat. ‘The Al steamer CATHARINE WHITING, bag sy 2) Gast river, will alt waen full, be asurshaee, a I} goods for Honaion or the interior will be forwarded oA Our agents, Messrs. '. Mosabon & Co., free of charge. Breamer BENEFACTOR wil! follow aud wail direct Satary aay, Sept. 24, If not sooner full, ‘ur freight or se apply to ©. H. MALLORY & CO,, 168 Maiden lane. sabpeteree eee Ss a ie Gourssan LINE—FOR NEW ORLEANS DIREOT.. ‘Yhe Al steamer VICTOR, Onptatn Gurdon Gates, ia Fecelving treight wi pler $0 East rivor, and will sail Baturdayy September 4, at 3, M. ight taken for St, Louts, Mobile and Galveston. rg relght or Paswage apply to 0. 1, MALPORY & CO. \ien lane, i The aeaner DE SOTO with follow from yer 86 Nort, tober 1. river, and wall Baturday, October 1 gente ot ———— ae W ORLEANS DIRECT. Hee eT ENCHANTS: STEAMSIIP LINE, From pier No. 1s Bor river, at 3 ou! Ga! egg ee ii Por freight or paswaye, apply to FRE F accommodations bit. 40 Broadway. [ror New ORL Th leaving p' MAKIPO! ‘Cromweil steamship Line, ‘orth river at otelock: P. M., aa follow Saptatn Kemble. . Wednesday, Sept * By y MWELL, Captal lap) ROMWELD, Capiain Clapp Bi j ORGE saturday, Sep Frolcht recelved daily.” Throarh rates given foF jianola, Mobile and St, Lonts, Cabin 0. 5); wecrae, B25. Vor passage or frelght pely oe CROMWELE & 00, 96) West tre ECT.—STEAMERS LEAVA Thureday and Saturday, For passage apply to My TO SAVANNAH DI b every tue.d reduced, il Broadway. arp. DOUERT GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER, (PRE 9 tailing from pier 5 for Cbariesion, 8. © , the Florida Ports, and the Bouth and Fouthweat, M. every Tucaday ‘The first clasa steamship CLYDE, Caplain Alexander Huater, will sail on T ptember 2, Through ‘kets aud bills of lading t ued at lowes For local freight and passage a 1 ¥ MORG, ply.to N & CO., 10 Broadway. For throngh freight tari’ aud rates apoly to BENTLEY D. WASELL, General Agent, Great Southern Freigiit Line, 817 Hrokdway, airance tu Thomas street. mahip MANHAYTAN will fodow and sail on Sab eptember 24, Fe NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, Old Dominion Steamship Company. Steamships of this line lea ver, foot on Beach street, For Norfolk, Cliy Point and Richmond, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 3 P.M. ting with the VI ginia and Tennessee Air line, t al “tInland Air line Feterebury and Weldon railroads, Chosapeake nad Ohio rail roads and Richmoud sod Danvilie railroads. Through pad senger tickets 1 through bile of lading at reduced rates t¢ Lay ling Bouth ny espe ly at ollice on pier 87, or to Sia PON. L. McCRRAD 187 Greenwich stree e plur £7 North Prosident, corner of Dey. ALTRER FEST 3 VALLEY for Port Lec and Shady Bide, from Spring M., bunda fnohided, landing AHANGE OF TIA J ell will on and after M York at § o'clock from Vi reot pier ut 3:10, for it, landing at Cozzeu burg and Milton, 29 and HE STEAMER THOMAS E. HULSE, CAPTAIN George W. Annett, will leave foot of Christopher stress 10A.M..dand6 P. M., landing at Thirty-fourth street all trips, Suudays tucluded, Music on board. STEAMBOAT MARY POW September 19, leave Nev et pier, and Thirty-fourth fewbirg, Poughxeepsle aud Rou- eat Polut, Corawall, New Hum- SEA-GOING STEAMER STATE OF MAINE accompany the coming Races on September 28 IN at Mme. DUVAL'S Emporium of Fashions, 762 Broad was, Septocnber 21 and 22. All the lacest Parie novelties for ladies and children, ME. A. MICHEL, M? FORMERLY 2Mb Galaupean, has returned r Paris Millinery Tuesday, September ME GALOUPEAU, LATE MATH Me 5s WITH MARIE and will open he 428 Sixth avenue. DE & €O., NO, st Tenth stroet, near iroadway, New York, will open her {importation of Feris Milliuery for the fall season on Thursday, September 22, 1870. ME, RALLINGS, IMPORTER, 179 BROADWAY, ‘Thursday pt. 24, will exball of Bonnets and Round Hata, the la novelties imported. an clegant aasortment at ant most exquisite M®. LAMB, 82 BROADWAY, HAS NOW ON HAND A JME large and chotce assortient Of Dress Caps, Headdrese es, tc. Liberal terma to wholesale dealers. Mre. C. LAME, 852 Broadway, between 18th and 14th sts, NEWYORK, MOURNING SroxL, 879 BROADWAY, IN between Seventeenth and Eightecoth streets. —Mm MYERS will open an clegaut asdortment of Mourning Millfe hery on Thursday, E, M. MYERS, (TO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREKERPERS.« Our Stock of Fall Millinery Goods, Velvets, Hate, Feathers and Flowers will amply repay inspection, We cut Lengths at piece prices, Full Lines of the celebrated Joseph Kid Gloves. " JORBING ROOMS UP BTAIRS. EDWARD RIDLEY & SON, 800, 011, 31134 Grand, 66, 65 and 70 Alien street, Fifth block east from the Bowery. AND DRESSMAKING, OF PAPER PATTERN BONNETE and Hats, M, L. KING, 889 Broadway nad 67 Proce atroet, REGULAR OPENING OF PATIERN BONNETS, + Wednesday and Thursday. M. L. KING, 87 Prince atreet. N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH PATTERN Bonnets and Millinery Goods will be opened on Wed. neaday and Thursday, Gist and 22d, at REEDER’S, 383 Cana street, corner of Greene. AT iM, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE A. 1. STEWART'S, AAG. W. & A. BASSFORD, novelties in French Flowert- and Feathers. Opening September 2! and 22. CARD.-MADAME HARILEY, NO. 12 EAST SEY: enteenth street, will be propared to show her imported Bonnets and Round Hats on ana after Wednesday. A. GARD.CWILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, 220 INR the latest styles of Paria Millinery, Bonnets, Rotiid Hate, Dress Caps and Hoaddresses. ©. LEVINS, mi Mra. J. H. GASSOR, 42 Univeratty ATS, RARE PLUME® N ASSORTME OWN'S LONDON ROUND 4 Paria Bonnets.—E. BROWN, Importer, hae cow ant assortment ready for the seanon, at 884 Broad tween Thirieenth und Fourteenth streets, B® an C M. OLNEY & CO. WILL EXHIBIT THE LATEST J+ Parisian novelties in Dress and Round Hats on Wed nerday and Thursday, Sept. 21 22. 80 East Fourteenth street, between Union square and Fifth avenue, RESSM AKINO. FALL AND WINTER SUITS, EVE- ning and Dinner Dresses, Bridal Trouseatis, will be made at reasonable prices at 800 Sixth avenue, KE. MATHERS & CO., 591 BROADWAY, Ye BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, will have thelr opens ing of falland winter Freach Bonnets and English round Hats, on Wednenday and Thursday, September 21 and $2. E. MATHERS & CO., 89 Broadway. PALE OPENING—R. THOMPEON & CO., 481 BROAD. way, open on Wednesday and Thursday, September 71 and 22, ihe latest novelties in bonnets and round hate, JALL MILLINERY.—MRS. M. FEELY, NO, 7 DIVE. sion street. 1s now prepared to exhibit fail styles of Bon. nets and Round Hats in great variety. Merchaite and mulif ners are invited to call and exam'se before purchasing. 6 EORGE SLOANE, BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET, J will open on Thuraday, September 2, French Hate and Bonnets, trimmed and unirimmed, Millinery Goods, ae. YEAND OPENING OF THE LATEST PARISIAN J Styles at TAYLOR'S, No. 6 Clinton place, Wednesday, Qiat. Ladies who study thelr interests will call and see our beautiful work and dttio, MADAME | RAUN WILL OPE! ME stock of Paris Millinery on TI Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth M dcnasaletals HER NEW FA raday, Sept, 22, at d Fifteenth streets, ME. 8, P, LOVETT, 153 BROADWAY.-.OPENING OF the latest stvies of tall {mportations {1 Bonnets, Roun hat and Hata and Dresses, ou Weduesday and Thursday, TURNBULL, 275 BOWERY, WILL OPEN r 12. A full assortment of the, Round Hate for the full season $81 CANAL STREET, WILE cof fall ant winter French glist a Hats, on Wednesday and 2 GER, NO. & exhibit on the 224 and 23d of Se M* and 1 N of Millinery Novelties, ME. RALLINGS, ‘Thursday, September 22, Wes, Bonnets and INQ OF FALL STYLES.—J. R. TERRY, If fou aguare, will open bis Fall and Winter Styles of nnd Cbildfen's round Hats, Fancy Furs, Gents’ and ats, &c, all (he latest Paris, London and New York n 1h \. 1 $ MILLINERY, 1 eee fe Emablished 1841, Madame FERRERO, No, 6 Lafayette Thursday, Seotember ¥, the new and and Wiuter Millinery, 1 ARE, WILE in exquisit also @ large stock IMPORTER, 779 BROADWAY. it exhibit exquteite Novel. colors ace, will open on ng styles of Fall POST OFFICE MAILS FOR EUROPE po or during the aturday, September, 24, 1870, will close at this ofice on Weinescay, Tonrsday aca day at o'clock mi aval the stations as follows, v A and By IMO A. Ms © and Dy, 1:00 A, M. i and F, ACM: Gand (0104, PF. W. JONKS, Postmaster.