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| { ie ie ately ¥ ae “THE COURT! Wetitions Against Insurance Companies ‘Withdrawn. Nottong since involuntary petitions had been filed against the Yonkers and New York Fire In- garance Company, the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, and three other companies for the pur- pose of throwing tiem into Saccruveey, on the as alleged, that they had failed to meet engagements in consequence of the extent of the disastrous fire at Chicago. These petitions have been withdrawn, and it 1s understood the companies will settle up the claims against them. Voluntary Petitions. Rae Schenck, Cornelius V, De Forest and James Bryan. ms Adjadications in Involuntary Cases. The New York Co-operative Shoe Manufacturing Cor , Joseph L. strauss, Ludwig Ullman, Bar- ey Koksteen, Abrahain B. Dawes, Alsop H. Lock- *wood and George H. Tomas. Discharge. Emit Stern, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Alleged Smuggling of SK Goods. Before Commissioner Shields, ‘The United States vs. Patrick Kane.—The de- fendaot had been charged with having received eight pleces of silk and sixteen silk umbrellas, which, it was alleged, were smuggled into this port from.one of the European steamers. ‘There was no evidence of the actual smuggling, and the Commis- sioner, therefore, ordered the defendant to be dis- obarged. axe . SPECIAL TERM. Decisions, By Judges Barbour, Morrell and Freedman. The Star Firc Insurance Company vs. Henry H. ered afirmed with costs. Opinions by all eo du . John Patten vs. Wm. J. Still.—Judgment and order afirmed, with costs. Opiniou of the same by Judge Freedman; dissenting opinion by Judge Bar- ‘pour. ¢ L, Shuster Smith vs. A. and A. Miller.—Judgment sand order affirmed, with costs, Opinions by all the Judges; Judge Monell dissenting. By Judges Morrell, Freedman and Cartis, Mary ©. Porter vs, Eleazar Parmely.—Judgment reversed, order of reference vacated and new trial ordered, with costs to appellant, to abide event. Opinion by Judge Freedman. By Judges Barbour, Freedman and Sedgwick. Hiram A. Crane vs. Herman Kneebel.—Judgment Feversed, order of reference vacated and new trial erdered, with costs to appellant, to abide the event. Opinion by Judge Freedman. Phebe J. Howard vs. A tin Daly.—Jndgment :affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Freedman. John Jay Philbrick vs. Henry U. Dallett.—Excep- ‘tions sustained, verdict set aside and new trial “ordered, with costs to defendant, to abide the event. Opinion by Judge Freedman. James Kowe vs. Salmon 8. Stevens.—Order re- *wersed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Freedman. By Judges McCunn, Curtis and Sedgwick. James oe vs. George O. Craig.—Judgment af- firmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Curtis; dis- senting opinion by Judge Sedgwick. By Judges Freedman, Curtis and Sedgwick. Frank Johnson vs. Charles J. Oppenheim.— Ta ent and order aiirmed, with costs. Opinion ‘by Judge Freedman. SUPRERIOR COURT—SHAMBERS, Decisions. By Judge Brady. Kasper Andes vs, Francis Ande Report of referee -confirmed and judgment of divorce granted; cus- tody of children awarded to plaintim Seah Fr ie vs. John Godfrey.—Order ‘granted. Cowles v. Cowles.—Same. ‘The People of the State of New York vs. Marks @rosaky.—Prisoner discharged from the House of Refuge and remanded to thie City Prison for trial. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decision. By Judge J. F. Daly. Rossa Ott vs. Frederick Ott.—Decree of divorce =granted to plaintis. BROOKLYN COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. “Who Navigation Laws of the United States —Important Decisions of Judge Bene- dict—The Astoria Ferry Company Claiming Not to be Subject to the Law of Congress. 4 The United States vs. The Steamboat Sunswick, &c,—The following decisions have been rendered by Judge Benedict in actions against the steam- boat Sunswick, of the Astoria and New York Ferry, instituted by the government for the recovery of penalties incurred through non-compliance with the navigation laws of the United States, the ‘veasel having been used upon the ferry mentioned, ‘without previous inspection, under the act of Feb- ruary 2%, 1871, without a United States license, ander the act of February 15, 1793. The defence rested chiefly upon the ground that, ander the provision of the constitution limiting the power of Congress to the regulation of commerce mong the several States, vessels engaged in navi- _ ‘wating waters within the boundary of a single State were relicved from the statutory requirements of the United States navigation laws. ‘The Court in this instance holds otherwise. The decisions are es follows :— ‘This is a proceeding in rem, against the steam- -boat Sunswick to enforce against that vessel a lia- ‘bility for $500, under the provisions of the act of Congress entitled ‘‘An Act to provide for the better -gecurity of life on board of vessels propelled in ‘whole or in part by steam, and for other purposes,” . February 1871, ‘The charge is that the boat was engaged in navi- ting public navigable waters of the United Btates, to wit, the harbor and bay of New York, ‘without having her boiler inspected as required by ‘tne eleventh section of the statute above re- red to. ‘The defence is that the boat is not shown to be subject to be inspected under the laws of the United States, but was engaged in the purey internal ‘commerce of the State of New York; that the vessel had failed to comply with the section of the statute referred to is conceded, and it cannot be disputed that she is a vessel within the description given ‘Dy the act of vessels to which the law is declared ‘to be applicable. By the express words of the fifty-elghth section of the act its provisions are made certs to ever, fearyboah, and by section 41 all steamers “navi- ting the iakea, 8, inlets, sounds, rivers, har- ra or other navigable waters of the United States, where such waters are common highways of com- merce or open to general or competitive naviga- tion” are made suvfect to the provisions of the act, and, must, upon the evidence, be held subject to the act, aithough, notwithstanding its broad lan- guage, it considered inoperative as against @ vessel oxoluaively engaged in purely internal commerce. The evidence shows that at the time complained of the Sunwick was a steam ferryboat, as one of the ferryboats employe to operate the Astoria ferry, and ran between Astoria, a place -on Long Island, to the foot of Ninety-sccond street, place on New York Island, carrying passengers and freight. It also appears in evidence that the Astoria ferry is @ public ferry, established by in my opinion she daw, and & common _ tlioroughfare, open all, and used for the transport- ing of ail agers and freight which cross the East River at that point. Judicial notice may be taken of the fact that Astoria 1s on an island ich contains a large population and has numer- ous and cxtensive manufactories and large cities within its bounds—that its inhabitants have com- merelal relations with various States of the Union, and use the ferry boats as the ordinary means of communication between the ‘ Isiund and the main land; that upon these bvats large quantities of merchandise sand numerous _passeugers, destined to places in ditferent States, “are necessarily transported in the ordinary course of daily business; and that it is principally by means of these ferries that the commerce between Long Isiand and other States is carried East River is an arm of the sea and navi ‘water of the United States, and, by the de the Supreme Court in the case of the Daniel Ball (10 Wal. 557), a vessel employed in transportti on such waters goods destined for States is engaged In commerce among the States, and however |imited that commerce may be, she is, so far as it goes, subject to the legislation of Con- a connection with or continuation — of any line of steamers or any line of railway. The ferry boats on the East River come within the scope of decision, and consequently must be subject to the provisions of the act of Febru- ary 28, 1871, The only doubt in this particular action ariscs from the absence of any evidence howing a transporti on this ferry boat, at ey articular time, of either merchandise which hi Begun to Meve asan article of trade from one State to another, or of peeeaeet, having a similar Mestination. But my one ae lon oe that proof that the vessel was one of the ferryboats engay on agabove descrived, and that while so did actually transport the ordinary load of passengers and freight which compose ‘the cargoes of those ferry boats, and was held out aH eady. to transport on 81 @ thoroughiare passengers and freight that might offer, is jolent to shift the burden of prool. and, in the of any evidence from the claimants of the will warrant the inference that the vessel used as an instrument for interstate as defined by the Supreme Court in the Danicl Ball. She was therefore sub- laws of Congress, and must be held ‘the omission of the proper inspection trie le FR 4 ‘& Cooke for adele The Steam! Court is case ad Beebe, ue & Cooke for the claimants; Jonn J. Allen, Assistant United States Attorney, for ‘the United States. COURT OF SESSIONS. Before Judge Moore and Associate Justice Voorhees and Johnson, On Wednesday last Angust Mispagel was con- victed of keeping @ disorderly house, the ‘ Pa- vilion” lager beer and dance garden, on Court strect, near Congress. ‘There are very frequent! dances at the “Pavillon” which are kept up unt three or four o'clock in the morning, greatly to the annoyance of the neighbors, who com- Plained of the place as a nuisance, Judge Moore yesterday fined Mispagel $50, and warned him that if he were convicted of the same offence again he could be sentenced to the Penitentiary for a year. Judge Moore informed him that this prose- cution had not been instituted to imprison him, but”| inerely to show him that the way in which he had been conducting his place was not according to law. While he had a perfect right to keep the place he had no right to keep it in such a way that it was an annoyance to the neighborhood, SURROGATE’S COURT. Wills Admitted, Letters of Admintistra- tion, dc. Before Surrogate Veeder, During the past week Surrogate Veeder admitted to probate the wills of Christopher Moran, Lucy Colvin, John R. Morris, Frederick Stoffel, Daniel Briggs, William Haynes, Hugh Halliday and Richard Curran, of the city of Brooklyn. ‘The will of Marion 'T. Hooper was rejected for improper execution, Letters of administration were granted on the estates of the following named deceased persons :— Eleanore L, Schieffer, David Wilson, Mary Tusch, Peter J. Creighton, Elizabeth Todd, Mary Ann Cald- well, Richard J, Nagle, Edward 0. Anderson, Adela Belt, Bridget Keef and Richard Rawlinson, of the city of Brooklyn. Letters of guardianship of the persona and estates of John B, Wilson were granted to Cordelia Wilson, of John W. Neville to Elizabeth V. Neville, and o William A. Bell to Fannie W. Bell, of the city of Brooklyn, BOARD OF AUDIT. Payments and Claims to the City Judges and Sheriff—Payments to Departments, The usual weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, when the following claims against the city were acted upon :— AUDITED CLAIM. The following were audited, allowed and ordered to be paid :— Willd MeWauon inspector of stevet ic John Harrison, for repairing roots. r Other intuor claims for carpenter work, repairs, clarke & ‘Maynard, books: Clarke & Maynard, book! Sheriffs claims, payable to M, t. Brennan. New York Institute, Deaf and Dumb. 8. M. Blake, rent'of premises East Fifty-nin strcet, between Third and Lexington avenues. James Britt, Marshall to the Board of Health, Barnes & Co., text books. National School Compan; Charles Scribner & Co., text books. Charles Scribner & Go., text books. Fitzsimmons, balance for contract and repairs. Woodward Steam Pump Manufacturing Company, steain pump, pipe, &c.. Thomas Angell, tor heating Slote, Woodman & Co., stationery With other small items. making. John Bott, inspector for regulati urth street, Ki yefirst wtreck, ftom Second avenue to a: Hugh McCaffrey, axemian SUBMITTED CLAIMS. The following claims were submitted and over under the rules:— Pay roll of officers, &c., appointees in law depart- uf a mient of Corporation Attorney's oMtcc.....,......$6,800 04 Corporation Counsel, salary, and allowance for quarter ending September 30. 6,875 00 Corporation Counsel, salary and allowance ‘for quarter ending Decémber 31 5,375 00 Salary as legal adviser to Board of Sup '500 00 Disbursements from September to December, Ii. 2,906 99 Matihew ‘T, Brennan, bill for commitments, De: comber 31, 1870, to January 31, 1872... «... 6774 00 Matthew 'T! Brennan, claims from January 81 to February. 28 197 «. 6,673 50 Matthew 7. Brennan, claims from ‘February ‘to March, 1871... -. 6,868 60 Matthew T. Brennan, claims from’ March 31 ‘to ‘April 39, i871. 6,802 00 Gunning 8. Bedi for Ii 5,000 00 John K. for 1871 5 John D, K, Hackett, ‘salary’ as’ member of tho Board of Revision and Correction of Assoss- pinents from August 31 to December $1, 187%.-.;- 938 $2 ‘ay roll of officers and appointees trom July ecember, 1871. bea a =. 8,020 00 D.,P. Smithy for sroportion “of éaiary’ ag Hirst ‘Assistant Bookkeeper from Septei to De- comber, 1871. 1600 00 Joun W. Crump. 5 Special Committee of Common Council on re- ception of Irish Exiles, February 9, 1871......... 1,017 00 The Board adjourned to Saturday next at three o'clock. CHARGED WITH ALTERING OHEOKS. About two months ago a young man, giving his name as O. M. Barnard, opened an account at the Franklin Savings Bank, and deposited at various times three certified checks on various banks of this city, amounting in the aggregate to $5,000, On this deposit, it is alleged, he drew at different times the sum of $3,400, leaving & balance to his credit of $1,600. The Franklin Bank deposited the checks with the West Side Bank, who sent them to the Clearing House, when they were dis- covered to have been raised from small checks, amounting in the gate to some $75. The checks were returned to the West Side Bank, with the above information, and by them to the Franklin. A description of Barnard being given to Detective McConnell, of the Twen- tieth precinct, he kept a sharp look out for him, and was rewarded yesterday morning by seeing him passing through Thirty-ninth street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, and took him in custody. On the way to the station house the prisoner broke from the officer and attempted to make his escape, but was recaptured. He was conyeycd before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Mar- ket, yesterday afternoon, and denied the charge, but was held for examination. MOVEMENT HAS BEEN STARTED TO ORGAN- ize a uew Congregational church in the vicinity of Sentral Park above sixtieth street, eastside. Rev. Henry Powers, late of Elm Place Church, Brooklyn, by invita- tion, ha’ taken charge, and will preach every Sunday morning and evening in Brevoort Hall, Elfty-fourth street near Lexington avenue. The public are invited. (PRTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SEVENTH AVENUE, BE- / low Fourteenth strcet.—Rev. F. Bottome, Pastor, seramental service and baptism at 10% A. M. evenin, service at 7% o'clock ; sermon by Rey. Parker Jaques, o the Maine Conference, ‘Cy Secs OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER OF PARK avenue and Thirty-fourth street. —Rev. James De Nor- H., will preach Sunday, May mandic, of Portsmouth, 6, morning and evening. REE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WSET Forty-fifth street, near Broadway.—Full choral ser- Vices thls day at 10% A. M.,4and 74 P.M. Stangers vited. “Fon ARE WE SAVEDt"—SUBJECT OF REV. Chas, F, Lee, Fitth Universalist Church, Chickorin Hall, 11 East Fe Services begin rtcenth street, Sunday moruing, May 8. itoretoeks i! oad ‘OTICE.—THE REV. DR. POTTER, Grace chureh, wi behalf of St. Luke's H ‘pep it at collec on _RECTOR oF test, re sermon ion efor Aged ‘Women. Sunday even: look, at St. Thomas’ church, will be made in behalf of the institu. ees Se, SALR—ALL KINDS OF FANCY ry de. for. 2 Pood see inc at's SOMME a tae Cote oh ait Linn navbin erty Matlove Cat aMue so ‘KLIN, 209 Faiton street, Now Yor®. ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES. Derantsnt Ov tax Iererion, Orriex on Lxpiay Avrains,, ‘Wasmtwaron, May 1, 1872, Bealed Proposalsin duplicate will be ‘reesived at Nos. 40 and 4% Leonard strect, New York, until 12 o'clock M. of Tuesday, the 2th day ot May, 1872, which place will be en for business on and after the 13th day of May, 1872, for furnishing the following-named articles requiréd for taaue to Indian» at the Agencioa named. 500,000 pound: pons weight of Doct Catth the hoof. i, of le, oD f. 38,00 pounds 't Aircon, close’ sides, or 3000" pounds month. 14,000 pounds Coffee (green). 28,000 pounds best Brawn Sugar. 1,5™ pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. 8,600 pounds best Brown Soap, in boxo® 8,600 pounds Salt fine. tn barrels. YANCTON AGENCY, 1,800,000 pounds, weight, of Beet Cattle, on the hoof, 84,000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, or 7,008 pounds per month, 480,000 pounds XX Flour, or 40,000 pounds per month. 25,000 pounds Coffee (green). 80,009 pounds hest Brown Sugar. O0) pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes, 000 pounds best Brown Soap, in boxes. 7,000 pounds Salt, fine, in barrels. WHETSTONE AGENCY, ross weight, of Beef Cattle, on the hoof. ‘Bacon, clear’ sides, OF Pounds por mouth 1,210,000 pounds XX Flour, or 100,833 pounds per month. 75,000 pounds Coffee (green). 150,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 5,500 bounds Plug Tobacco, in hoxes, 12,000 pounds best Brown Soap, in boxes. 12,000 pounds Lt in barrels. UPPER MISSOURI AGENCY. 1,850,000 pounds, cross weight, of Beef Cattle, on the hoof, 103,00 pounds’ Kiucon, clear sides, of 9,000 pounds per m onth. 600,000 pounds XX Flour, of 60,000 pounds per mouth. 35,000 pounds Coffee (green). 70,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 4,00) pounds Plug Tobacco, ih boxes. Ho pounds best Beown, oo . in boxes. A units salt, fine, in barre|s. it CHEYENNE, RIVER AGENCY. 4,300,000 pounds, cross weight, of Beet Cattle, on the hoof. 130,000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, or 15,00) pounds per month. 1,020,000 pounds XX Flour, or 85,000 pounds per month, 65,009 pounds Coffee (green). 120,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 7,000 pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. 14.909 pounds beet Brown Soap, in boxes 000 pounds Salt, fine, in barrels. m GRAND RIVER AGENCY, 5,200,000 oun ds, fr as weight, of Beof Cattle, on the hoof. ‘300,000 Pounde' con, clear’ sides, or 25,000 pounds per month, 1,200,000 pounds XX Flour, or 100,000 pounds per month. '100,000 pounds Coffee (green). 200,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 12,00) pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. sso09 Pounds boat Brown, Soap, in boxes. ounds Saleratus, in boxes, bad RED CLOUD AGENCY. 5,200,000 pounds, gross weight, of Beef Cattle, on the hoof. 130,000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, or 25000 pounds per month, 1,900,000 pounds XX Flour, or 150,000 pounds per month. 100,000 pounds Coffee (green). 200,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 12,000 pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. 25,000 pounds bost Brown Soap, in boxes. 25,000 pounds Salt, fine, in bartels. UPPER ARKANSAS AGENCY. 1,870,000 pounds, gross weight, of Beet Cattle, on the hoof. "276,000 pounds XX Flour, or 23,00) pounds per month. 22/000 pounds Coffeo (green). 45,000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 2,800 pounds Plug Tobacco, in hoxes. 60 pounds best Brown Soap, In boxes, 4,800 pounds Sait, fine, in bartels, KIOWA AGEN: 2,500,000 pounds, gross weight, of Beef Cattle, on the hoof. "900,000 pounds’ XX Flour, or 41,086 pounds per month. 30,900 pounds Coffee (green), 65,400 pounds bext Brown Sugar. 4,000 pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes, 7,900 pounds bext Brown Soap, In boxes, A ounds Salt, fine, in barrels. i WICHITA AGENCY. 1,199,000 pounds, gross weight, of Beof Cattle, on the hoof. 138,300 pounds XX Flour, or 11,625 pounds per month, 15,500 pounds Coffer (green). 82\000 pounds best Brown Sugar. 21000 pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. 4,000 pounds best Brown Soap, in boxes. 500 pounds Salt, flue, in barrels. Bide for Hoot Caftlo will state price ner pound, gross. Parties bidding for the other articles will state price, per pound, net, an nish a sample of each article bid for éxcept the bacon and sult. The prices must be given without modification or any proposed modification what- ever, ‘The Beef Oattle must be good, merchantable cattle, all steers, from three to seven years old, in good, healthy Gondition, and averaging at Ienet elght hundred pounds, live weight, the weight to be determined by weighing on scales, when practicable. Their delivery must commenco atoach of the points named on the first day of July, 1872, at whieh tame about one twenty-fourth of the whole uantity will be delivered; and, thereaftet, the balance rh be cltvered in equal quantities on the 15th and 1st of each month. Bldg will also be received for the delivery of the quan- tity of Beef required tor the months of January, February, Mirch, April, if what are known as “Native,” or’ been wintered north of Kansas; the Cattle so delivered to meet the above requirements as regards age and condl- tion, and to average uot less than one thousand and fifty pounds, live weight. That there may be no failure on the partof the con- tractor, he will be required to keep the beef cattle in the vicinity of the Agency, to be delivered when requires and should it be ascertained that he is not collecting cat- tle in the vicinity fast enough, or should he fail to deliver them as required, the undersigned will purchase or cause to be purchased beer cattle as he may elect, at the ex- pense of said contractor. ‘All the supplies, except the beef, will be inspected and received by the government at New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City, of Sloux City, and, with the further exception of flour, must be delivered pack ked for shipment by the oth day of June, 1872 ‘The flour 1oust'be ready fur inspection and dolivery at such times and In such quantitics as will secure, at ouch agency, at all times, at least one month’s supply. ids will also be received for the delivery at St. or Kansas City, by the 15th day of September nex! following bacon, clear sides :-— For the Upper Arkansas Agency, 89376 pounds, For the Kldwa Ay cency, 10,000 pounds. For the Wichita Agency, 23,125 pounds. Distinct bids will also be received for the delivery of any one or all of the above-named articles, in the quanti- tles stated, at any one or all of the abow-named agenci The bacon must be sound and sweet and put up Louis the good, strong double sacks. The coffee to be delivered in double sacks. The sugar to be delivered in barrels, full head-lined. Proposals will be received for the delivery of any one or all of tho above-named articles for any one or all of said encies. “fine ‘undersigned reserves the right to increase or dimin- h the quantity of cach or any of the articles which the bidder or bidders propose to furnish. All articles furnished by contract made under this adver- tlsement will be subject to Inspection, and such articles as may In any respect fall to conform to the requirements of contract and the sample will be rejected, and in that case the contractor or contractors will be bound to furnish oth- ers of the required kind or quality without delay, or if that be not done they will be purchased at his’or their nse. “Fivments will be made at this oMlee on proper receipts, fiat the accounts therelor shail have been properly Approved. Mach copy ofeach proposal must have. @, copy. of this advertisement (a slip from a newspaper) pasted at its ead. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals, if such a course should be deemed for the interest of the Government. ‘No proposal will be considered that does not strictly comply with the following torm :— “I (or we) propose to furnish the Indian Department, yt, wr. according to the terms of the advertisement of t missioner of Indian Affairs, dated May 1, 1372, the follo ing articles at the prices thereto aMxcd. ' (Here insert the list of articles proposed to be furnished.) Said articles are to be delivered in (here insert the proposed place of deliv. ery) by the (insert date). And if this proposal Le nccepted 1 (or wo) will, within ten days after being notified, execute acontract accordingly, and give security to the Commis. sioner of Indian Affairs for the faithful performance of 1 same.” No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a guarantee in the following form, to be signed by two re- sponsible persons, whose suiticiency must be certified by a nited States Judge or District Attorne; “We hereby, jointly and severally, guarantee that the above bidder (or bidders), if a contract shall be awarded to him (or them) accordiig to his (or their) bid or pro- osal, will execute a contract, accordingly, and give The ‘requisite ‘security for the falthtul pertormance. of the same, as prescribed in the advertisements for Pro- Bosal for Indlan Supplies, dated May1, 1872; and, in the event of his (or theirs) failure to do so, we hereby’ agreo and bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administra- tors to fortely and Bay to the United States as damages 4 sum not less that fifteen per cent on the amouutof said bid Ue ae Bonds will be reqnired in the amount of the bid for the faithful performance of the contract, with two or more sureties whose sufMelency must be certified to by ® United States Judge or District Attorney. Each bidder must designate his place of business, whero communications sent to him will elved, the xame to be entered in his contract, should one be awarded him. Proposals s! be enc! in an envelope, addressed to the undersignod, and endorsed “Proposals tor Supplies for Indians.” ain ‘are invited to be present at the opening of the as. The bids will be opened in the presence of the Board of Indian Commissioners and a, committee to be designat by the Secretary of the Interior, ay soon as the tline for re- ceiving the sauie shall have expired, and the contracts ‘will be awarded as soon thereaiter as practicable. FRANCIS A. WALKER, Commissioner. N®*S, ENGLAND CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE AND bn nahn! street.—Rev, §. L. Finny, of Princeton, J, will preach at 10:30 A. M. No evening service. EY. GEO. H. HEPWORTH, STEINWAY HALL. Morning snbject—"“The Heroes and Cowards of - vate Life.” Evening subject—The second lecture on ‘“Wo- ‘ife, Mother and Wanderer,” In the course on Our Rervices commence at 1034 A. M. and 7 Ry; CHAS. K. TRUE, D. D., WILL PREACH Fi of the Seamen's Exchange on Sunda; REV. STEPHEN M. MERRILL, DD. OF OHIO. WIT preach in the St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church, Forty-tirst street, near Sixth avenue, on Sunday, May 5, at 103 A.M. The Rev. R. 8, Foster, D.D., will be present, and oitelate in the ordinance of Baptism, and other pax jutles. IN THE May 5, AST IRON PIPE—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received at the office of A. B. WARNER, President of Bayonne and Greenville Gastigne Company, 25 and 2) ‘West street, New York, for 4,000 feet of 4-inch and 7,000 foet ‘of inch gaspipe; to be delivered at Bergen Point, WANTED TO PURCHASE Vv ANTED—TO BOY OUT THE INTEREST OF A Real Estate Office, located between City Hall and Thirty-fourth street. Address H. 4 8., Herald office. ANTED TO BUY—A WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING Machine, in prime order. Addrew G., box 1 Post office. Y\/ANTED—TO PURCHASE, A GOOD SECOND HAND Carpet, cheap, About thirty yards. Address, stating kind and price, E. F., box 171 Herald office. tor REV, LUKE WISEMAN, DD. FRATERNAL DELE- date from tho British Wesleyan Conference to the General Conterence, will preach i the St. Luke's M. B, church, Forty-first street, near Sixth avenue, Sunday evening, May 5, at 7% o'clock. | EV. 8. L. HOLMAN, OF RHODE ISLAND, WILL preach in the South’ Baptist church, West twenty: iiith sireet, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, on Sun- day, May 4, at 1034 A. M. and 73 P. qr. IGNATIUS cuuncn, Sdn Be og BE- avenues.—Rev. F. ©. Ewer, rec- tween Pith and Sixt! TM. Sud ee a Prin emdaie tin cetrag ot lectures by ihe rector ba the “ ot : Hveramp ot the Shurch in its Outward Aspect” will | be continued. . ALBAN’S CHURCH, EAST FORTY-SEVENTIL § ‘street, Rev. 0. W. Morrill, rector, —Sunday services, ON 103g, IL A. Resday e' Thi . M. ‘Ascension services—W ing, First Vespers, with sermon, at 8 o'cloc orning, First, Eucharist, at 7 o'clock ; }; Second Celebration, with sermon, at MARBLE MANTELS. (A REMOVAL SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, ac— Large and elegant stock at our new warerooms, Cuion square, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventcentit street. "PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, nfacturers of every variety of Slate work, plain nental. KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING «+ Works, 14, 136 East Eighteenth street.—Marble and Narbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monuments, at prices that dety competition. Marble Turning for the rade R SALE—FIRST CLASS RABBIT AND GRAY Pon Fy SNE rt UST IMPORTED—BLACK AND TANS, SCOTCH AND Skye Terriers, smallest, Anest in the country; New- foundland and St. Bernard of «mammoth breed, Pups of same stock, Scotch Terrier Pups, Black and Tan Pu Pointers and Setters, Beagle Hound Pups, Fox How jt, sorts of Howl, (Game; fancy and domestic ‘4c. ; Squirrel: se.and all fancies, bought, sold and exchanged on commission. J. & H. If, GA ®, 1b South Fitth avenue, corner Princo street. YOUNG RETRIEVERS (0 WEEKS OLD) FOR sale—The mother is thoroughbred; has just been im- ported by an: Eng) h souileman conte. to reside here. pply to Dr. "8 Inti + WOE Livi aton btreet, Brooklyu, N. Yoon ns Bm AT ey, THE TURF, “ASSOWIATION, MORRISANIA, N. ¥. SPRING MEETING, 1872 FIRST DAY—TUESDAY, MAY 21. Purse No. 1—$600, for horses that’ have never beaten 3 by ap br fo firsts $1 to secu. Rid to third, urse No. 2—$1, lor horses that have never beaten: 3:31; 9900 to first, $400 to second, $200 to third. Parse REGOND,DAYWEDNESDAY, MAY 2. ‘arse No. r or horses that 1 341 $70 Yo irat$300 to secon, $200 to third mente urs No. 4—$2,! for horses that have never beate! 225; $1,000 to first, $000 to second, $400 to third. i THIRD DAY—THURSDAY, MAY 23, Purse No. 5—$1,000, for horses that ‘have never beaten 2:39; $600 to first, $250 to second, $150 to third. Purse No, 6—8$1,700, for horses that havo never beaten 2227 ; $1,000 to first, $450 to second, $250 to third. FOURTH DAY—SATURDAY, MAY 25. Purse No. 7-860), for horses that have never beaten bah ee Bree Seto. yor Fee a - rinse No. R-S3.500, free for 8; $1,500 to $600 to second, $40) to third. re = CONDITIONS, All the above races to be in harness, mile heats, best 3 in 5, and will be governed by tho rules of the National Association. Entries must comply with tholr rules. No horse shall be drawn except by permission of the {udses of the 00, der penalty of being expelled, un- less at or before 3 o'clock P.M. of the day preceding the race. (omitting Sunday) the’ proper party shall have lodged with the Secretary or proprietor of the course A written notice of his intention not to start, after which notice the horse sodrawn shall be tneligibte fo start in the race. A horse distancing the fleld will receive the entire urse. Pitntrtos to close at the American Jockey Club Restau- rant (T. 8. Johnson's), corner ot Broadway and ‘Twent elghth street, New York, on Thursday, May 9, at 9 P. Mf. Entries by telegraph will only be ed bofore the box ‘opened, ‘Ah*communteations to be addressed to C. H. Van Neas, President, at Morrisania, or at T. B. Johnson's. ©. H. VAN NESS, Prosident. W. H. Van Corr, Superintendent, yur TURF. poeetw PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION, SPRING MEETING, 1873. . FIRST, DAY—TUESDAY, MAY 23, Parse No. 1.—$600, for horses that have never beaten 8 2. $1,500, for horse $900 to first, $400' to secon SECOND DAY—WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. Purse No. 3.—$1,200, for horses that have never beaten 2:34. $700 to first, $300 to second and $200 to third. Purse No. 4—$2,600, for horses. that have never beaten 2:25, $1,600 to first, $600 to second and $100 to third. THIRD DAY—THURSDAY, MAY 30, Puree No. 5.—$1,000, for horses that have never beaten 2:39. $600 to first, $20 to second and $150 to third. Purse No. 6.—$1,700, for horses that have never beaten $1,000 to first, $450 to second and $250 to third. FOURTH DAY—FRIDAY, MAY 31. that have never beaten , nd_and $100 to third. Purse No. 8.—$2,500, treo for all horses, $1,500 to first, $600 to second and $400 to third. CONDITIONS. All the above races to he in harness, mile heats, best 3 in 5, and will be governed by the Rules of the Na- tional Association. Entries must Gey d with their Rules, No horse shall be drawn except by permission of the judges of the race, under penalty af being ex- pelled, ‘unless at or before 3 o'clock P.M, of the day preceding the race (omitting Sunday) the’ proper par. y shall have lodged with the Secretary or proprietor of the cou: a written notice of his intention not to start, aiter which notice the horse so drawn shall be ineligible w start in the race. ‘A horse distancing the field will receive the entire use. Pumtries, to close at the American Jockey Club Res- taurant (TB. Johngon’s), corner Broadway and Twenty- eighth street, New York, ‘on Thursday, May 9, ato P, rs Entries by telegraph will only be received fore the box 4s opene AffCommunteations to be addressed to Geo. W. Onk- ley, Superintendent, commer Fulton and Rocrum streets (ong Island Savings Bank building), Brooklyn. ARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President, Gro, W. Oaxtey, Superintendent ~~ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. A BREWSTER TOP WAGON, 2, DUSENBURY & Van Duser top Wagons, 1 Brewster Road Wagon, a Tine assortment o1 ll styles second hand Carria; sale tows aie De Sena py ony. Ehastons, H awn: ot Wagon: .; Hariens, Whips, Shee! Robes &e. th AW i 2) 1029 Wooster Mireot.* (A WTHE FANIEE PONY PHAETON. a *ghis elegant style of Phacton for ladies’ driving, THE “PANIER” PONY PHAETON, is just introduced by me, and pronounced THE PANIER PONY PHAETON by all who have seen it the perfection THE PANIER PONY PHAETON of this popular style ladies’ Phacton. Aigo other styles willow and panel Phaetons in great variety. ‘4. 8, FLANDRAD, No. 7 East 18th at., near 5th av. —FOR SALE CHEAP, A DUSENBURY & VAN «, Duzor Road Wayon, nearly new. Apply at 246 Cler- Mont avenue, Brooklyn, N. ¥., trom 8 to ll o'élock A, M. THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH of business iy t oMOHSE AUCTION MART Ho, U8 AND lie EAB THIRTEENTH STREET, Id rogular CARRIAGES AND FRIDAY. iG TO PURCHASE OR THOSE ving Horses or Carriages to sell will find our house per- fectly retiable, as we conduct this branch of our busmoss, ‘as we deall our other business, on the saine straightior: ward principles which govern honorable houses im all moroantile parenite. WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that is warranted sound from 24 to 48 hours for trial. ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARKIAGES ean be made at our dewntown office and salesroom, 37 treet, where we aiso keep # register of Horses (or e sale. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. Aaa PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT AT AUC- MESSRS. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL are appointed and instructed by the owner to sell at public aPhion on TUESDAY, May 7, at 12 o'clock, at their mart, 10, M2 and 114 East Thirteenth street, the ‘elegant private establish- follows. Perfectly Horses, 1534 hands high, 9 years old, both’ ex: horses; can positively travel together in 34s minutes (4 minutes) guaranteed ; perfectly gentle ; do not shy or pull; of great bottom and endurance; a child can drive them: warranted sound, and true, and without fault or blemish. BREWSTER COUPE.—CIRCULAR front, built to order and in aplendid condition. BREWSTER VICTORIA—NEARLY NEW j built to order, BREWSTER TOP WAGON—With pole and shafts; used but a few times. HARNESS.—FIVE SETS ah Marness, made to order by Wood Gibson, This is an establishment on which no money has been spared, and | worthy of special note. The whole is now on exhibitio at the mart, as above, up to time of sale. The sale will be without limit or reservation. A’ BARKER & CHASE'S: CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER- Corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. M ARKER, Atictioncer. Regular sales of Naw’ Carriages, &c. EY. ESDAY AND SATURDAY, GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISUMENTS disposed of at'public or private sale to the best advantage, and a assortment of Horses, Carriages, Harness and ing in the horse line to suit the needs of all clases irchasers, constantly on hand. Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on every Horse sold under warrantee. The only Martin the State having @ Driving Ring for showing Horses on sale. ; Carringes taken on Storage. Superior Stabling for Horses on kalo. Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to. Liberal advances made on everyting In the Horse ne. AW MINER & STEVENS havo removed their Carriage Warerooms from 636 Broad- way to their factory, 115 to 121 East Thirteenth street, where may be found a fine assortment of fashionable Car- tehed gra’ lent ‘nde rages and Light Wagons of their own manufacture, GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WISHES TO dispose of his Horses, Carrlages, Harness, Robes and everything else connected with a’ handsono turnout either soparatel or all togethers, the horses are 5 and years old, bays, 16% hands; sound in every particular; lish and Well matched, and are not excelled In appeai coby any other pair ‘of horacs in this city; coupe, Phaeton, bugey and harness are all nearly new,and it good order. Inquire for BROWN, stable 128 West ‘Thirty- rst street, or of JOHN HORNER, Gilsey House. T THE DOWN TOWN HORSE MART of WALDRON & COOKE, New Chureh street, corner Cedar and Liberty, Auction sale MONDAY at 12 o'clock. Horses, Wagons aud Harness. 15 head of good driving, business and work Horses. 10 express, bakers’, butchers’ and builders’ Wagons. \d double, light and double Harness, —GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES, Phactons, Brewster and Dusenbery Wagon, Single and Double Harness, by Dunscomb, &c., &e., on TUESDAY, MAY ?, at stable 43 Great Jones street, including two tiie Team two ladies’ Park Horses, Coupe, family and three fast ‘Trotting Horses, tng in part ro y order of assignee, and also all the prop- ot Charles Swinston. Full particulars in Monday's ‘ald. ‘ARTICLE 68.” ~ ing everything before them, and success un- lished. We are now selling a very supe- rior f light Phaetons, Buggies, Rockaways, Harness, Robes, Sheets, &e., at ustonistiingly low prices to close ont. Several slightly polled, very low tomake rovin. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, 68 Liberty street. —SECOND HAND CARRIAG + Weolfer the following, and some of them our own mak One @ spring Landau, in superb condition, One Victoria, little used. ‘One Pony Phiacton, English, One Lady's Driving Phaeton, Several top and no top Phactons. One Mail Phacton, ‘One tour-in-hand Mail Coach, English, ‘Two Barouches ‘Two Two-wheeler: ES. iu excellent condition ery cheay BREWSTER & CO., & Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street, A —HAM'S POPULAR PATENT LANDAULET + Coupe, Landau Canopy, Umbrella Phaetons, 115 ound Wagons, at factory prices, 25 per cent less than roadway or Fifth avenue stores, '10 East Fourth street. ROWN MARE-—SIRED BY RYSDYK’S, HAMBLB tonian;dam Black Hawk, mare fast; 5 years old; from Orange kind and sound; yery promising; just, In county. Apply at Ferguson's stables, Forty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. T ROWN MARE, 15.3, TROTS IN 2:50; GRAY HORSE, a4 handsome and stylish, strikes fa three minute of bred by owner ; sound and used to harnoss and le. 17 West Forty-fourth street. ‘NARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS FOR SALE at low prices, to cover cash advances, ga saddl twleine lining, with slip cover, in excellent order; also G number of top and no top Park, Pony und Dostorss Phactons, Buggies, Bretts, Olarences, Rockaways, Depot ‘and Express Wagons; also new and second-hand’ Single and Double Harness. OUPE FOR SALE.—AN ELEGANT COUPE, LINED ‘with dark green goat skin; made to order; of tho used but a few times; cost $1,490; will be sold ‘gain. Apply at stable, 108 West Thirty-first street, near Sixth avenue. ‘< A LOT. OF FINE HORSES FOR SALE—AT H. bie Sr trgbate tid 39 West Forty-fourth strect, bought in by . Poole. T A SAORIFICE—A HEAVY STOCK OF FOUR-SEAT . Phaetons, Depot Wagons, top and no top Buggies, second hand Buggivs, Coaches, &c. 97 and 99 Charles st. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED SADDLE MARE will be sold at half her cost; nothing to equal her aryle in this country, Address D.R. M., rk Post office. A."FOR, SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST SADDLE «_ Horsesin the city, formerly the property of the late k, Jr. Can be seen at Mott's stables, 121 West itd street. Aak for BLUCHER, A —FOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST PAIR OF FAM. +, is Horses in the ity, 16% hands, color, bay. 6 years of: sound and kind; will weigh 1,10) pounds each ; Taised in Kentucky, and the off horse cannot be excelled for saddio horse for a lady or gentleman; also one light city made top Wagon, one 4 seat open Road Wagon, sin- ié and double Harness; all hearly new. Inquire jor three lays of JENKINS, at 134 and 136 Wost Thirty-ninth street, near Broadway, American Club stable. BLOODED MARE—HANDSOME, STYLISH, SOUND, kind In every way; perfect for saddle or ludies! phacton; § years old. Apply at private stable, 60 West ‘enth street. BARGAIN.—TWO SETS ENGLISH DOUBLE HAR. eas, silver mountings, very little used. Ask for "AUL, 139 West Seventeenth’ street, rear. BEAUTIFUL STYLISH PAIR OF YOUNG BAY Horses, 15.36 hands high: Morgan, Drew and Messen. er stock; can show 3 minutes together now, and one rotted in'2:45 when 5 years old; for beauty, style and promige they cannot be excelled.’ Apply to ‘JOHN COR- VORAN, 39 West Forty-fourth street, ROAD WAGON FOR SALE~AS GOOD AS NEW; half spring, city make. Apply at BHEPHERD & rg stable, ‘Hwenty-first street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, SUPERB COUPE BAY HORSE FOR SALE LOW.— Kind and well built, 7 years old, 16 hands high ; war- Fanted sound. JOSEPH TOWNLY, 155 West Fiftieth street. LDERNEYS.—FOR SALE, THOROUGRBRED JER. sey of Alderney Cows; bred from finest imported stuck, Apniy to: LORILLARD, 16 Chaunbers streot, oF to WILLIAM CARLISLE, Pelham Bridge, SPLENDID DAPPLE GRAY HORSE FOR SALE, fit for coupe or cari as the owner is going out Of town. Ask lor THOMAS, at Tuomey’s stable, 104 East Finy-third street, between Lexington and Third avenues. HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP—IN CONSEQUENCE of quarter crack, suitable for country, at CLARKE'S stables, 31 Third street. T DEANE & CO.’S, 424 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, 4 Double Tracks, | Feed Truck, 3 Concord Express Wagons, 1 Package Wagon, 1 Milk Wagon, 1 Victoria, 2 four-seat Phaetons and other Wagons, all in excellentcon- ition, for sale c! ye Also several sets of single and double business and light Harness. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY—M4l WEST BROAD. way, pear Canal street, Rockaways, Buggies, Park and Pony’ Fhaetons, Depot, Express a Biusinew Wagons; one six-seat Carryall, very light ©. GRUBE. SECOND HAND BAROUCHE, IN PERFECT ORDER, $180; first class single Truck; light Express and Mik Wagons; second hand double Truck, cheap. 336 West Twonty-fth street. DECIDED BARGAIN.—SPEED, A BAY HORSE, A 15% hands, 9 yenrs; can beat 2°50; alady can drive him; also a Brewster (Broome street) Top Wagon, pole and shatia; Harness, &c. ; price $50. Apply to P. B, MASTER- SON, Fifty-ninth street and Seventh avenue, until sold. AT FACTORY TOP AXD, ROAD BUGGIES. PONY and Park Phaetons, Rockaways, Victorias, new and gecond hand: large stock; cheapest In city. 146 and 148 Eldridge streot. AY & SON. GOOD HORSE, HARNESS AND CONCORD EX- pross Wagon, with shifting top, fur sale, at 48 East Ninth «treet, near avenue ©, in frst rate order; also set of Double Harness. ns SLATE MANTELS LARGEST ABSORT. mt in the ¢' jt lowest prices fant 1B, STEWARE 8 C.. 608 Bixth avennes between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth stre A SADDLE HORSE WANTED—ABOUT 15% HANDS; must be well trained, stylish and gentle, so that a lady fal description and inay ride. Address, wi ‘very iow. eat price, TROTWELL, He y wronsirearonhehAnares Anne nnnnnnoerove PRorEsson LISTER, | ASTROLOGER. FROM ROB. can consul al xing’ avenue, ne; ‘Twenty aixth surcee sf VERY FINE SELECTION OF PHAETON! Rockaways, Pony Pha: Depot Wanens, Raed Buggies an er seasonable Pam! nrriages and Light ; lo veer EUS’ UNION, 686 Broadway. 0G CART HORSE. For sale, at private stable 156 East Twenty-sixth Atreet, between Lexington and Third avenues, a dark Le ett * an nt n sf Ape Maree gd action, special suites 10 Yas or art, and a splendid tandem feader. IXPRESS WAGON.—FOR SALE, A HANDSOME, RE- liable, city made Express aren: sold as it don’t suit business; $165, cost $205. 132 West Twenty-fifth street, op. INGLISH DOG CART FOR SALE—VERY LITTLE “4 used. Address box 640 Post office. NGLISH HARNESS FOR SALE.—GENTLEMEN WHO 1; appreciate excellence of quality and elegance of de- aign in Harnoss inay purchase, at a, reasonable price, @ set each of SINGLE, DOUBLE ‘and TANDEM, quite new, hy favorite London maker, at private stable, 150 Easi Twenty-sixth stre cen Lexington and Third avs. OR SALE—A FINE HORSE, DARK BAY, 16 HAN drives in coupe or light wagon; price’ $500; a go jiome wanted. Apply at private stable, Fitth avenue, cor- masot ner 12th street. OR SALE—A HALF SPRING SIDE BAR ROAD Wagon, in fine order, cheap, at No. 6 West Thirteenth street. (OR SALE—A GOOD HORSES; KIND AND GEN. tle, and free from vice; sold for want of use. Apply at 185 Ausile street, Williamsburg, FR SALE—PAIR OF FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSES, Carriage, Harness, tc. Address box 2,549 Post office. OR SALE—A GOOD COUPE ROCKAWAY, WITH pole and shafts; also a good set of Harness. Can be scen at 113 East Fitteenth street. (OR SALE—A HANDSOME TEAM OF GRAY MARES, 6 and 8 years old; sound and kind; good travellers; Ait for coach or light wagon; sold together or separately. Call at 320 West Forty-eighth street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF EXTRA FINE, HIGH STEP. 15% hands, dark b d Derfectiy matched; « very handsome English Brougham ‘And a stylish light mail Phaeton: both carriages recently imported and an good as new; also brass mounted single al eee ay Be 74 ot ane was ba eae Al at vate stable, ‘went ixth street, or oPHENRY Py COOPER, 04 Broadway. Bim SALE—A BAY viet 7 YEARS OLD, 15! jad 4 high, sound and gentle; can be driven by a nami oe ti diree to, three ‘and’a half minutes ; price, f ‘agon, Harness, &c. ibiitinet T. RELLY, 17 Barclay street. OR SALE—AT 219 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, A FoRairor Ponies: gentle. for children to drive; Phe. ton, Swo Harnesess, two Saddles and. Bi plete turnout. teenth sirect, nce Coupe, in very excel- ient order; pole and st pe y FPO, SALETWO HORSES ONE SIX, ONE EIGHT old; have been driven together for the last atx kind in single wi double Harness, 1 single anke' sea inquire of 0. W. NASH. 99, 40 and a be at C rell's bi ‘Thirt; anid Btreet San : ees teas Cc eo ‘OR SALE~A FINE BLACK HORSE, SEVEN YEARS old, 156 hands hig! double harness, and also . Can be seen by calling'at 48 and 50 East Thirty-second street. OR SALE—AT A LOW PRICE, A VICTORIA, WOOD'S: make, in good condition. Can be seen at SIER'S, 114 West Tw ynty-fourth street. nt areived, bay léhandn 7 years old, “Been we Nes rived, ars old. Seen England Stables, 608 Noventh avelue. air ea RSALE—A PAIR OF YOUNG, HANDSOME, STY- lish sorre} Horses, bred im Canada, 6 and 7 id, Jsic nana hiah hosbusht broken to dpuple-or singis harness, To be seen at MOTT'S stable, 19 West Twenty- wird street, se make, ate oe times: seo a fon asae ve: it; Miner & Stevens’ make; price Apply, at Noe? Hurling slip, up stairs. * LE—A STRONG BROWN MARE, AGE pe Talisble every way ; stands uniastened =" owner Fince & col! ambitlot Incommon wall invaluable for fam VARNSWORTHS Stables, Fifty-fourth r “Broad wa: 4 hands hi suitable for park pha «Me horse: perfec 4 and kind. Apply at private ai ble, 254 V first st ) OR SALR—COUPE FOR $135. APPLY AT UNITED I street, States Stables, 153 and 156 East Thirty-second Fe" SALE—CHESTNUT PONY, 12 HANDS i rtect i en driven entirely by Indies and children; sound; very speedy and powerful; exer rare ch, ice purchase a family Pony. rae a East Tw, *nty-ninth stre: OR Sa\LE—A NUMBER OF BUSINESS W. I si, 8, to auit ail purposes; some platform he corner of Navy and J R SALL'-CHEAP, LIGHTWOOD BROS’ P. Phaeton, tp on back seat; also dog Cart: springs; also’.¥ mice Kentucky black Horse, will carry a m: in of 259 pounds with ease. Tobe soem LEADBETTER ¥ stable, 659 Seventh avenue, near Forty tifth atree Wa (OR SALE—P/\i% BROWN HORSE: HIGH Pee eae Einw 3. very closebr caney rh wae rf jor cash, ‘ re exchange a Saddle Jéorse or sell low for cash. private stable, 114 Went Fittieth street. OR SALE CHEAP--SORREL THOROUGHBRED BABe die Horse, 7 years eld, 154s hands, thoroughly and perfeetly genie; broken to hat but bever re by the owner. Can be seen at stable 6& West Ni atany time 4 M. OR SALE LOW—A WESTCHESTER ROC! Depot Wagon, Seth in Uta order and hose wishing to purchase such will used, worth their time to examine them at J. B. ‘& 00, nty-fifth street: JENTLEMAN aay bi 5 crry ee ee four-wheeles Do t an jarnet near! also superior Horse, sound, siylish and sate. App a main’ Hotel, HF, MISCHIEF DO YOU DO IT room 29 St. ¢ F°%. t Every day asked at JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELIZB opular Popa own town Carriage and Harness Bazaar. They know by experience we sell ay good an sructes any oll, but cau’tsoe the seoret, | Answor—A full poe! book for advances—a hard up builder who wants ¢ advances—a sharp, clove, capital judge of work to he stock. i, MAS, Grand seque!—Cash only. We're bound to be up head ats Liberty street. ‘ORSES FOR SALE. Just arrived from the country, at New York Sales und Storage Reposttory, 897, $99 and $41 Fourth avenue, corner Twenty-fil a tne pair of black Carriage Horses, 16% hands, gound and kind. ‘Asupcrior Road Team, 153 hands; warranted right tm every particular. ‘A sorrel Horse, fully 16 hands, 6 years ol; warrant sound ane ae ; @ tine family or coupe horse; very some and stylish, A'fine bioaded bay. Horse; handsome; good road ow saddle horse; sound, kind fit for a ‘lady to ride or drive. A team of handsome bay Ponies, 12%¢ hands; closely re ole for a'lndy or matched; black manes and tails; sultal children to drive, ‘A fine sorrel Pony, suitable for a lady or children te drive or ride; warranted in every particular; @ perfect: Uttle family pet. EGEMAN, MANUFACTURER OF FINE HARNI 866 Fulton, werees,, Brooklyn—Has on band sevei sets of second hand single and double Harnoss of class makers, taken in exchange, which he will sell cheape ‘ARNESS, SADDLES, HORSE CLOTHING. ©. B. SMITH & 0O., extensive manufacturers of every, description of Saddl Goods, A tine line of Riding Bridles, Lapdusters, riage Robes, Fly Nets, &c., &c. 49 Warren atrect, } FOR SALE.—ONE BAY COUPE HORSE, nd, fhe action, kind, sound and reliable; 1 ine ported thoroughbred saddle Maro, 15% hands, very atylishs 1 beown ena pres long tail G8 carrii will carry a lady; 1 Coupe Rockaway, nearly new, By Lawrence: “at privute stable 18 Rast Thirty-eight —FIVE VALUABLE HORSES FOR SALE. subscriber hag on his farm in Vermont one pair bay Horses, 154 hands high, full brothers, 5 and 6 y¢ old, by Morrill Horse; perteotly matched; fine action and can trot close to 3 minutes without also pair dark bay Carriage Horses, 16 hands, 6 vi ‘ne style and action; can_show 3:30 gait; B Hawk Mare, 7 yeurs ‘old, 15% handy, olack; got by the North Horst has trotted ‘in 2:43 and bids falr to £0 low own. Ii the above are perfectly sound and right; Hever been in markets will be brought here Ht wanted, For full particulars address BREEDER, box 3,600 Foss offte ‘ORSE WANTED—FREE DRIVER, ABOUT 156 hands high, suitable for lady ta drive | must be youngy sound and kind: Address, with full description ané (vo gther noticed) and where can beyoon, ¥REK DRIVER, 0x 485 Po Aes ESS FOR FARMING, TRUCKING, ee baaess contractors, stevedores, coupe, road, track busi lorse Clothing of any and every & BRO., Manufacturers, 114 Chambers gnd plearus use; C, M. MOSEMAN street. UST ARRIVED—THREE SPAN VERY FIN eo} Horses, bays. 109 ‘Thirty-seventh street, betweem ighth avenue and B: UGS" stables. Monteace |ALE.—JABOB BOGART, AUCTIONE will sell, on Monday, May 6, at 11 o'clock, by vit in front of the auction rooms, No. Siig class Coupe, made by on@ in the city, i CLARK, Attorney for Mortgages. of a chattel mortage, ANUPFACT RERS' UNION REPOSITORY, ME Broad x-—Evory style Carriage at lowest p prices, all qualities A mene beeragh new and Rana, at prices defying com ition. Ci nd NE PAIR VERY STYLISH BRIGHT BAY ROAD hands high, well Horses, black manes and tatls, 1 matched, kind in any Larness, travel in 4 minutes oF loamy used to locomotive, and very’ suitable for light phactem, coupe, cabriolet or road wayon. M. 8. ARNOW, Westchostor, N. ¥. ONY PHARTONS, 18 GREAT VARIBTY, AT VERT vest popular prices.—Light Buy Sy pot Far eee ee ete Kockeneras Vistotee ince ae sortment. Lot yecond hand Carriages MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 638 Broadway. RIVATE STABLE TO LET—20 WEST THIRTY.SEO- ond street, between Fifth avenue and Broodways oom for six horses, carriages, coachman, &¢. ADDLE HORSE FOR SALE—KENTUCKY BRED, ‘age 7, bay, 1644 hands; fine figure and action; war- ranted perfectiy gentle and sound, exceptiny slightly over at knees; price $200, Inquire at TALLMAN'S stable, corner of Thirty-c hth street and Broadway, or address H., box 2,333 Post office, immediately. JADDLE HORSE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID BAY Mare, 7 seven years old, thoroughly trained to die; kind and gentle in harnens; price $60. I MSTERRY FRYE stables, No.4 Bast Twonty-oighth oe ECOND HAND LIGHT ROCKAWAY, SEVE! \) Bugyies, Phaeton, Coupe i slightly soiled Ct will be sok G variety new ; popular prices, or TURERS! URTON, 688 Broadway. HETLAND PONIES FOR SALE; ALSO ALDERNEY SD and Ayrshire Cows; also one Alderney and ono A: shire Bull, Inquire of WILLIAM WATSON, 99 Fran! G D.—HAMBLETONIAN MARE FOR SALE— brown; 15\ hands, Hambletonian and Star, Hamble= tonian and Goldtinder; also a Brewster Brett. Apply te CHARLES x jurth street. AGON AND HARNESS, ONLY USED THRES months, built by Wood Bros., for sale for halfcost. Apply at Mott's stables,’ 121 West Twenty. street, near Sixth avenue. WANTEDTEAM OF THREE MINUTE, HORSES must be over 1521p height. Address, stating color, age, price and other particulars, HOMER, Herald ANTED—A GENTLE SADDLE AND WAGON Torso, with or withiont Wagon or Harness; must, nted kind and sound, as for a bo} dress, for one week, stating price, J. K., Herald office. WARE AfOrk, Saat ALE Lor ae ae, also 0 fertiemann ph akin Sadie and Bridie, Addresd DOCTOR, 13 West irty-sixth street. WANTED-A TRUCK AND A BUGGY, A LIGHT ONE. horse Truck and a square box Top Buggy ; both mas® be in good running order. 811 Washington ‘ANTED—A COUPE ROCKAWAY, VICTORIA OB k Phaeton (one horse), new or nearly 0, in ex- change for.new Piano (best gly, maker's); can room. Address EXCHANGE, box 126 Hi office. 'ANTED TO EXCHANGE—FOR WAGON, HORSES ‘and Harness, a Purchase Mortgage of $20 or the equi ore ‘Call for one week at 1,018 ways Brooklyn, E. D, ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A GENTLE AND SOUND Riding Hi bl & boy's use. Address for Oae week GH Herald omice. == REMOVALS. NCING AND BOXING ACADEMY,—OOLO! MONSTERY, informs his friends and the public his removal ¥, 18 Clinton place (Eighth strect), near Broadway. Will resume instructions May 6, 1872. ‘ADAME HOLDEN has removed from West Twent to LS West Twenty-third et FFICE OF THE PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCD Company, 'Y* 176 Broapwar, Naw York, May 1, 1872, ‘This company has removed to its new ‘tle, 119" Browde -second street street. way, southwest corner of Cedar street EMOVAL. Te Tenant have this day pea No. «nl Broadway opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel, New Yoru, May 1, 1872. ;MOVAL.—DR. RALPH'S OFFICE 13 REMOVED Ree viion Street, near Broadway OK SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, CONSIST- tng of pair of chestnut Ho new top Wagon, Har- Ress, &c. ; unsurpassed in its appointment by any'in the Shy nereee. sound and kind. Apply at stable, Thirty-second street. POR BATEEA ROOMY LANDAULBT, MADE TO o of o ‘ON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Noort, has removed to 7avenue D. Property for salo and io let in all part of the elt r DENTISTRY. ‘ (CIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, Re I thout plate, clasps oF any extractions; Teeth built and color, ‘inth street, near University raat kpiaré Waa fe fe te ised | bout a hall i original shay by yt t_ubout a half dozen times; will be sold | upon stam, x Cart, not eed Gut ubout a hall dozen mer anil wold” | De. SIUHSMOND, a ate Pobahicaat Ruaeent ng tn Sve | HL, Reaaara AR ern eee AP | ‘wishout plate or clasps sauinae eect wea