The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1873, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. ———> Qs eto WHOLE NO. 13,394. — DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Fovrts Pace—Fourth, Gfth and sixth columns. —SxconD Pace—Fourth columa. SITE Rbs Foor Face—Thira column BUARDERS WANTED—Founta Pace—First and second BOARD AND. LODGING WANTED—Fourtn Pacx—Sec- BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Ssconp Pace—Second column. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Sixreewta §=Pace—First column. BUSINESS NOTICES—Ninta Pacr—Sixth column. CIGARS AND TOBACCO—Fovrrn Pack—Third column, GITY KEAL ESTATE FOK SALE—Sxconp Pace—First and s¢cond columns, @LERKS AND SALESMEN—Frrrexsta Pace—Fourth ‘column. Bo ai Tey Pace—Fourth column. VOACHMEN AND GARDENERS—FirtxenTH Fourth, fifth and sixth columns. GOAL AND WOOD—Finsr Pacr—Sixth column. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Tirtxenta Pacr—Sixth COPARINERSHIPS—Exeventn Pace—Fifth column, COUNTRY BOARD—Fourtn Pace—Second and third columns, DANCING ACADEMIKS—Fovrrn Pacr—Fourth column, ta aren ki ie apa egg pe ast PagR—Sixth co ; DWELLING HOUES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Tuixp = PaGe—Second and third if BUROIHAN” STEAMSHIPS—Tarnteenta §=Pace—Fifth column. EUROPE—Tinreety PaGe—Fourth column, YES AND EARS—TurrteeNtH Pace—Fourth column, INANCIAL—Eueventi Pace—Fitth column. FOR SALE—Tnep Pace—Filth and sixth columns. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS ‘10 LET— ‘Turn Pace—Third and fourth columns, PYURMITORE—Fourry Pace—Third column. RENCH ADVEKTISEMENTS—SixteentH §Pace—First n. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Firtexntn Pacr—Second and third celumns. : HELP WANTED—MALES—Firtxextn Pace—Sixth col- umn. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0.—Finst Pace—Becond, third, fourth and x HOTELS—Fourrn Pace—Second column, ? HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Finst Pace—Sixth Pacr— column. INSTRUCTION—Fovetu Pacu—Fourth coluun, = JERSEY CILY, HOBOK: MUDSON CITY AND BERGEN ' REAL ‘ATE FOR SALE-—Sxconp Pace—Second column. Vourtn Pacr—Fifth colum ust PaGe—Fitth colun S—TunTeeNTH PaGe—Sixth column, LOST AND FOUND—Finst Pacx—First column, MACHINERY—Tarnp Pace—Sixth column. MARBLE MANTELS—Skcon Vacr—Sixth column, MEDICAL—Sxcon Pack—Sixth column. A MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Pace—Sixth column, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS — Twxiera Pacx—Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS—Tuinteentn Pacr—Fourth column. MUSICAL—Fountu Pace—Fourth column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Ninta Pack—Sixth column, NEWSPAPERS—Tuetennta Pace—Fourth column, PERSONAL—Finst Pace—First column, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—Foortu Pace—Fourth sd column. POST OFFICE NOTICE—Fir: PROPOSALS—Sxconp Pacr—Fitth and sixth columns, PROFESSIONAL SITUATLONS WANTED—FEMALES— Firrrentu Pacr—Sceond column, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sxcony Pack—Second, third and fourth col- umns. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Seconp Pace—Fourth column. REAL ESTATE WANTED—Sxcoxp Pacr—Fourth col ‘umn. REWAKUS—Finst Pacr—First column, SALES AT AUCTION—Starrentu PaGe—Second, third, fourth, fiith and sixth colunins, SITUATIONS NTLD — FEMALES — Fourteentiat Pacr—First, second, third, fourth, fith and sixth columns, aud Firrresra “Pacr—First and second columps, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Firreexrn =Pacr— Third and fourth column: 5 SPECIAL NOTICES—Finst PaGe—First and second col- ums, SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Finst Pacx—Second column, STALLIONS—Finst Pacr—Second column. STORAGE—Vnierexnti PaGe—Fourth column, SUMMER RESORTS—Fouxtu Pacr—Third coliimn, THE TRADES—Fietersta Pace—Sixth column, SixteentH Paor—First column, TUE TURF—Finst Pace—Second column, 0 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Tmnp Pacr— First and second columns. TRAVELL:.RS’ GUIDE—Tninreexta Pacx—Sixth col- umn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ‘Tarp Pack—Fourth and fitth columns, WANTED TO PURCLIASE—First Pace—sixth column. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Srconp Pace—Second column. YACHTS, STEAMBUATS, &0,—Fiust Pace—Fifth co!- ums. - Pace—Fifth column, and PARIS AGENCY OF THE NE’ HERALD. YORK ESSRS. KREMER & CO., ANERICAN REGISTER, HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DBAL. ERS WITH COPIES OF THE MERALD, AND ALSO PAPER TO PARTIES hnstioe: BINGLE NUMBARS OF THIS REQUIRING THEM, ., TA UGUSTE FOLSCRAFT, BUTCHER, WILL PLEASE Hon Gideon L, Walker, Esq., 35 Wall strect, toom C. IMPORTANT, NDREW ©. ELLIOT WISHES TO SKE JOHN A. Holland, at the Washington Hotel, No.1 Broadway, regard to Mexican land grants, If not alive will some friend answer and inform. EAUTIFUL BLONDE, GRAND OPERA HOUS evening of 2st, noticed two gentlemen in left ba vony—Kindly address, is some instance of recognl- tion and future meeting, B. B. B., Herald Uptown Branch 1. t Ohare 8, DUNHAM, SON OF G. W. DUNHAM, IN 18%0and for years after a merchant in Riceboro, Liberty county, Ga., has not been heard from since August, 1866: then Wrote that he was in the. employ of ‘one of his (ather’s former friends in New York city: re- hhable information as to his whereabouts or tate wil be liberally paid tor. Address box 28 Post office, Darien, Ga. Advertiser and photograph may be seen for two days. (een caren ated CALL IN IIASTE, Oa ee, NOT PART WITH MY JEWELRY. Meet me to-day at 108 Fourth avenue or send word whore you will be. L will do as yousay. Don't be angry E. C. at me. We will go and see how good We can get alon YOUR WIFE. ¥% ADOPTION—TWO SPLENDID INFANTS. 149 Charles street. Mrs. SMITH, call and explain. I ‘am confounded. FORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK M’GROARTY, Who landed in-Castle Garden irom steauter spain ott the Ith inst. Address CONDY McGROARTY, Wilkes- barre, Pa, eae, c HIRD AVENUE CAR, SUNDAY EVENT —LADY in corner and got off at Fourth street. Gentieman standing would like an interview. If agreeable state time and place through Personals, MORTON, HE THREE ME: THAT STOLE THE TWO statuettes from Twenty-second street last evening, at 8 o'clock, had better return them and save further trouble, as they are known. HE YOUNG MAN STANDING ON THE CORNER OF Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue (Macy corner) yesterday morning, would like to make the acquaintanc of the young lady who crossed Sixth avenue toward: Fifth, and who looked back at him after she had passed. Semi address where 1 may mect you to ADMIRER, box 160 Herald Uptown Branch office. ——. ab L, §.—CALL AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M. THIS (WED- + nesday. T. LOST AND FOUND. UND—A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING A SMALL as re a Reds LAs sia have by prov- and paying for Vertisement. Cail a7 east Eaghty-thira streets He ee OST—ATRIL & ON JOHN STREET, OR BROADWAY, ar’ Jobn Street, Gold Band Bracelet, Ma He A.toF RAS. Liberal reward willbe paid on the return of the same to C. H. DUNKS, 235 Canal street. OST—A WHITE SetTZ, Dou (ANSWERS TO THE name of Snow. will be paid by it fab Went Forty-ninth street. US OY Feturning hin to Eiger tig! Seah IN TELEGRAPH OFFICE corner Wall and Broad streets, containing $3 in turrency, several letters, memorandums, 4c. ‘The party ‘who found it willbe rewarded by returning the same to owner, WM. A. JONES, at Naval Office, Wall street. O8T--$25 REWARD—TUESDAY MORNING, A small black and tan Sint; answers to the name of Daisy” day one finding her please return to th Grand Hotel, Thirty-first and Broadway, room 6. EET, A O8T—-APRIL 22, FROM 95 RIVINGTON STR small black aud tan Slut. $10 reward will be paid for the return of the same, . " L Box SUNDAY, A SMALL WAITE POODLE, ath yellow ears; lost in the neighborhood of Fitty- Pecond street and Third avenue, A liberal reward will be paid by leaving it at 95 First avenue, in drug store. OST OR MISLAID—CERTIFICATE OF TEN SHARES Hudson and Deiaware Canal Company Stock, in the fame of Elizateth A. Bacon, Derby, Conn. Transte 10] |, Finds varded b . Stopped. Finder rewarded by leaving It with W. 7. SON, Mt Wall street. TRAYED FRIDAY, APRIT. 18, FROM 29, NEST os, street, a large size gray Scotch Terrier; Ras tail and ears not cut and answers to the name oi 25 reward will be bore abereee: paid to anyone who brings REWARD.—LOST, AN 18.FOOT BOAT, PAINTED 5 Diack. outside, white i i iom bo $5, to WILLIAM DAVAN, 106 Maiden lame DOT WILL BE PAID AND No QUESTIO: $25 for the return intact ot yA eth ad jay from my room, in the y nsurance Company, wnrteh DobEue Ps SPECIAL NOTICES. LL OFFICERS, SATLORS ANY) SOLDIERS WOUND. ‘ed, ruptured oF injured, hawaver = Jed to pension, Addvess or applyto Dre ke Be TACK ROR, dale Surgeon (ited Piales Navy. Noy W Chamber NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET: ‘PRICE FOUR CENTS. SPECIAL NOVICES, —OYSTER CONTROVERSY BETWEEN TWO A. States.—It will be remembered that in the Fall of 1868 a large bed of seed oysters was discovered near the mouth of Bridgeport, Conn., harbor. The greater part of this bed would fall within a line drawn from headland to headland of the Connecticut and until recently it has always been admitted to pe: to and form a por- tion of that State, Some pretensions to the contrary hay- ing lately been advanced, a convention of Connecticut ystermen met at Bridgeport February 7 and 22, 1873, and, r forming & permanent State association and appoint- img # committee to memorialize the Legislature, passed resolutions pledging its members to use every exertion to bring to justice all non-residents attempting’ to take any rare. clams or shell fish within the waters of the State icompectent. A committee of seventeen was also ap- pointed to prosecute all trespassers. All persons interested are respectially requested to take Notice that the question of boundary between Connecti- cut on the north and New York State on the south is well settled; and their attention is called to 4 decision, ren- dered in May, 1871, by Judge Shipman, of the United States District Court, in the case of Keyser vs. Coe. The rules in controversies touching the boundaries of States do not differ mate: ly from those relating to the boundaries of land between individuals. In both cases resort must be had to documents of title, such as grants, charters and deeds, and in the second place to evidence of use and pcoupation, All the great documents of title— viz., the Warwick patent of 1631, the famous Charter of Connecticut, granted by Charles IT. in 1662, and the io nitothe Duke of York in 1664, concur in bounding onnecticuton the south by the sea—that is, by the At- antic Oces and until if Connecticut in fact did ex- ercise jurisdiction over that part of Long Island abreast of her shorea The islands on the north shore of the Sonnd have also uniformly been held and occupied, by citizens of Connecticut down to the present time. The decision of Judge Shipman is, therefore, that a straight line drawn tromthe extremity of Point Judith, extend- ing westward Karty leagee to Lyon's Point, at the mouth ot Byram River, the tree boundary line between the States. Sucn a line would pass several miles south ot the oyster bed at present in dispute, and would conseq! eauy. leave it entirely within the jurisdiction of ticut, A LARGE WAGON FOR MOVING FURNITURB— City or country ; Furniture, Pianotortes, &c., packed, shipped or stored. G. & F, BURNILAM, 115 West Eleventh sixth avenue, A —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLY + corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum stree Open trom 8 A. M. per A THE AMERICAN REGISTER, ai. the most widely circulated of the american Journais published in Europe. A capital medium tor American advertisers addressing themselves to European patronage. Tndisponsable to all persons visiting Great Britain and the can Continent. \d advertisements for the AMERICAN x _ ereceived and single coplesof the pa- pr may be obtained at the office of the New York Herald, ew York. URGLARS’ PROOF STORE LOCK—THE BEST IN the world. Come and see it in factory, 196 Greene sticet, New York: GYss. LATE OF CPyproes OF ROBERT USHER, JR. the city of New York, will please present their claims to the undersigned, at the of Sewell & Pierce, 178 Broadway. RICHARD JOIN USHER, Adm! NOLD AND SILVER AND ARTICLES CONTAINING JX gold bought at market prices; Polishing, Filter ang iF Papers burned and smelted by kefiner SCHAWEL, 25 John street. of ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERT daily Gilsey Building, Cortlandt street; Browdway. R, E. VOORHEES SKILLMAN, PRESIDENT OF the N. Y. C, C., Intely chosen, lias resigned both as its President and mémber, which we deeply regret. ices of his attorneys, istrator, $1,000,000 18 DRAWN. 34 per cent allowed by B. NATHAN, No. 4 branch office, 612 ‘New York, April 22, 1873, C. B.H., Secretary. EW INVENTION— UALLED, PATENTED N Propelling Apparatus.—This apparatus, the only one of its kind for river and canal boats, which often have to pass shallows, stands unequalled. it works with six broad oars, three of which are constantly in motion, while three working powerfully against any masses oft water the three others are powerfully turning outwards, saving time tor speed. Smaller boats to be worked by hand, bigger ones by steam. Apply to the inventor, ee SCHILLING, 165 Essex street, second tloor, jew York, (@) MAHA LEGAL GIFT ENTERPRISE, Positively May 20, $230,505, 8,435 Cash Gifts, amounting to $230,505. __ Prizes paid’ without discount. Lists of winning numbers sent to purchasers of tickes. But few tickets remain unsold. Tickets $1 each ; six for $5. Drawing will positively take place May 20, MAMA LEGAL GIFT ENTERPRi* WE: hares, A few Tickets in the above Enteryise received and tor sale at P. ©, DEVLIN’S Stationery Store, ‘SL Nassau street. TFICIAL DRAWINGS NORTH CAROLINA LOT- tery. EXTRA CLASS NO. 3—APRIL 1973 26, 23, 4%, 3% 22% 43. 65, 73, ta, 63, NORTH CAROLINA, CLASS NO.'4—APRIL 22, '1873, Me Ti Th Bi oA ty Bede BO yA, GERKEN & CO., Managers.’ LUTHY & LO.,'Brokers, 71 Barclay street. FFICIAL, DRAWINGS oO KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, RENTUCKY--FXTRA CLASS NO, 280—APRIL 23, 1873, 45, 8, 73 6 34, 26, 67, 55 27, Bl, 71, 16, 21. KENTUCKY—CLASS NO. 290—APRIL 22, ‘1873. 69, 35, 58 38, 5, 5), 10, 73, 18, 45, 57, 64. ‘SIMMONS & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky. PUEIBY COLLYGEEXTRA CLASSNO. 18}—avnit 22, 1878, Tl, 74 Bi, 38, 48, 22, 9%, 14, 80, 52, 72, 45, 49 SUFLBY COLLEGE—CLASS NO, 19)—aPRit. 22, 1873, 7, 2, 72, Mi, 3, 5d, 45, 66, 62, 34, 75, 36. EMITH & CG., Managers, Covington, Ky. J, CLUTE, Broker, 206Broadway. Post oMfice box 4,909, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—PRIZES CASHED, OR- A, ders filled; information furnished; highest rates a - kers, Ii street, New York. OYAL SAXON GOV Y AT LEIP. sic, Germany ;_ 95,000 tic! ; 47,600 prizes; Bruns- Wick Government Lottery; Hamburg City Government Lottery; Royal Havana Lottery. Prizes cashed and in- formation given. HEODOR ZSCHUCH, 16 box 6,080 Post offic TANDARD CANNED OYSTERS, IN ONE AND TWO ound tins, tor sale, with or without labels, by A. E. OUTERBRIDGE, 69 Pearl street, Agent for Annapolis Canning Cempariy. 0 RAILROAIP COMPANIES AND CONTRACTORS,— The Titan Iron Works manufacture Equipments, as Frogs, Switches, Crossings, Turn Tables, Bridge Iron Work, Construction Cars general Iron Work. For information and prices address STEELE & CONDICT, Jersey City. By TH AVENUE PROPERTY OWNERS, ATTENTION! An importagt meeting will be held at the Harvard Rooms, southweM corner of Forty-second street and Sixth avenue, on Thursday evening next, the 2th April. at 8 o'clock’ P, M., at which ‘ime and place the committee will report respecting the Gubert Elevated Kailroad. The rights of the property owners imperativly demand their attendance, in view of the approaching close of the session of the Legislature. . A. MORRISON, Chairman. Jas. R. Warertow, Secretary 8589, 58 IS DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL- q J.wJOd ized Kentucky Lottery. Royal Ha- yana and Kentucky circulars free; 12% ceuts commission allowed, Address BALEY & CO. (office established 30 years), 174 Broadway. ‘assau stree! SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C A -FOR SAL! « Birds, &e. ALL K DS OF FANC ¥ DOGS, Medicines for all diseases, Prepare birds, at B. G, DOVEY’s, No. 3Gre« Food tor mocking street, near Canal. THE URF. ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK. ednesday, April 23, at3 o'clock; Sweepstakes le heats, best 3 in 5, in harness, A . m. Betsy’ King. D. Pidter’s bik. g. Paddy Dooley. J. Harbeck’s eh. m. Saratoga. SAME DAY—Sweepstakes $450; mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness. Win, Lovell’s b. m. Lady Lovell. Fred Elliott's Dutch Gil, R. J. Anderson's s. g. State of Maine. pSAME DAY—Match, $200; mile heat arn J. Panting’s br. m. Belle of Orange. John Murphy's bm. Kate , best 3 in 5, to AN COTT, Superintendent. () LET—FLEETWOOD PARK CLUB HOUSE. aP- ply at the park or 112 Wall street. W. H, VANCOTT, Superintendent. STALLIONS. DWARD EVERETT, THE SIRE OF JOR ELLAOTT, who trotted last Summer on Mystic Park in 2:1534 (the fastest mile ever trotted. either in pubite or private), also of Commodore Vanderbilt's Mountain Boy, who trotted in 2:20%, and of Judge Fullerton, who has trotied in 2.21%, will make the season atthe farm of William Keetch, near Goshen, Orange county, N. Y, For further particulars see the “Turf, Field and Farm.” __.. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND hand Carriages, all styles; family Rockaways, top and open Buggies, Pony Phaeton, at greatly reduced Prices. WITI'Y'S, Fulton and Nevits streets, Brooklyn. WELSA PONY FOR SALE.—HAS BEEN USED by children in all harness; warranted sound and kind: Tree from vice. Also snail Dog Cart and Harness, Saddles and Bridle, Apply at 161 East Twenty-eighth st. VALUABLE BLACK HORSE FOR SALE—SIX years; 16 hands: can step im three minutes; can ontstvyie any horse in the city; will take any reasonable offer this Week, Waverley House, 759 Broadway. A WROR SALE-PAMILY MORSE, 6 YEARS OLD. + very stylish and not afraid of locomotives. Also very fine buggy Horse, 7 years old; these horses are adapted for # lady to ride ‘or drive in single or double harness, and are Very fast; they are warranted sound, kind and true, and reasonable ‘time. will be allowed for trial; these horses are from the country and owing to change of circumstances owner has no further use for them. Inquire at 4 and 47 Great Jones street. pees. HORSES, CARRIAGES, — T BARKER & CHASE'S: A CITY AUCTION be Vike a NEW YORK TATTER corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, MAJOR CHAS, W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER. REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C., EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ALLOWED FOR TRIAL ON EVERY HORSE SOLD UNDER WARRANTES. THIS 18 THE ONLY AUCTION MART in the State having the proper facilities for showing Horses on sale, viz., # large Driving Ring entirely under cover. CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY, AT 12 0’CLOCK. GENTLEMAN'S ELEGANT ROAD TURNOUT, comprising a very stylish and handsome brown Trottin Gelding, sired by Edsall's Hambletonian, 154 high Zeargold: an extra game, prompt and easy driver; 250 to top wagon and was never bandled for speed: is a creat roadster; 18 well known on the road as the Rogers Horse; is ‘afraid of nothing, and: is warranted sound and kind. Also, fine top Road Wagon, built by Benson Bros., Harness, Blankets, &c. Elegant, fine, large, ‘golden sorrel trotting Gelding, sired by Dorsey's Golddust; is 15% high, 7 years old; & very stylish and pleasant driver; can trot in 2:45; is a FERC pole Horse; afraid of nothing ; has been driven by jadies; has heavy flowing mane and tail and is war- ranted sound and kind. One fine half-seat Road Wagon, built by Wood Bros. One fine Basket Wagon. The handsome and extra speedy brown, trotting mare Clara, sired by Ethan Allen, 15% high, 6 years old; a very free and pleasant driver, with extra’ style and appear- ‘ance ; has a record of 2:45 to the pole, and promises with proper training to rank No. 1; has fiie flowing mane and il; would make a splendid mare for ladies’ use; has no faults nor vices and is warranted sound and kind, Handsome large coal-black coupe or family Horse, Kentucky bred, 16 high, 7 years old; extra style and ac: tion; fine handy drive: n trot close to three minutes; flowing mane and tail and Warranted sound and kind, ‘The Very fast bay Trotting Gelding Claremont; Patchen stock; about 18% high, 6 years ola; a very free and pleasant driver; has a’ record of 2:(3%, and promises great speed; fears nothin: warranted sound and kind, New and second hand I dles, Bridles, Whips, Halters, & Six fine, cheap, Work Horses, just arrived trom the ‘ant Pony Phaeton Establishment, consisting of a very handsome brown Pony, 14 high, 6 years old, elegant driver, sharp traveller, pertectly gentle, and Warr sound and kind; also top Pony Phacton,’ Harness, & Depot Express and Business Wagons. ‘The tast brown Trotting Mare Kate Kearney, Black Hawk stock, 153s high, 6 years old; an extra tine, game and easy driver; can trot in 2:40 to the pole, and 3s single; is airaid of nothing; can be driven ai speed. by lady with perfect salety, and is warranted sound and ind. One fine Top Wagon, city made, sold to pay advances, One fine Top Wagon, built by Brewster & Co. One no top Business Wagon, ‘Two fine dide Baddles, best makers. One fine Barouche, pertect order: puilt by Wood Bros. One fine two-seated Phacton; made by Miler & Stevens, Alxo several other horses. Full description at sale. Sales never postponed on account of weather. ‘This is the last sale of the season, previous to the tearing down of the front, THE “BREWSTE flowing mane and fail, and , Horse Clothing, Sad- \ WAGON,” in all weights, for pleasure driving or speeding, exquisitely finished, and embracing in their construction the various improve ments introduced by us during the past 15 years, making them the standard fur Quality throughont the United staies. These wagons are exclusively the production of our well-known Broome street factory, and are oflered in stock in all respects equal in quatity'to those built to the order of the most Valued customer, and at prices uniform to all. not be confounded with a joint jage dealers who have adopted a firm name similar to our own, and impudently claim the reputation we have made for ‘the “Brewster Wagon,” we beg the public will remember that our only warerooms are at the corner of Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street, and our only Factory on Broome. stree! BREWSTER & of Broome street, In order that we uy stock company of carr LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salesrooms 9 Chambers street, Horse Auction Mart at NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY, FOURTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY-FIFT STRE, Carriages and Horses always on hand at private saic, RICHARD MoCULLOUGH, PROPRIETOR, ALLEN B. MINER & BRO., AUCTIONEER: Sales of Horses, Carriages, &c.. Thursday of each week, Entries of articles for auction can be made at repository, a oF salesroome of ai e 1 sae.of 8 —HORSES AT AUCTION, —. at 12 o'clock, will E. tioncer— hy be sold, at $92 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D8 prime work and, driving Horses, ahe small’ Pony for child, single and double Harness.” depot Waxons, Blankets, Whips ‘te, The atten of hose n . E E, B. Henry.—On Wednesday, April 28, TRAVER, AU! ention of those A —OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER, ° — Established 1838, We offer a complete assortment of first class Carriages at our warerooms, Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-seventh street. We beg to remind the public that our experience ot over thirty-four years enables us to produce work which has no superior, and that we sell no carriages, directly or indirectly, bit those made at our Twenty-tilth street factory. J.B. BREWSTER & CO., of Twehty-fifth street. —THE LAST SALE OF THE SEASON Previous to the TEARING DOWN OF THE FRONT AT BARKER & CHASE'S CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERSALL! corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth streets, _ takes place THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), APRIL 23, AT 12 O'CLOCK, Read the Catalogue in this column. ‘The regular sales at above mart will be resumed ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, and each pusceenine WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY throughout the yeas. A cTERTY TOP AND OPEN FULL SPRINGS AND side bars, by Brewster, Dusenbury, Corbett and other city makers; 1 Barouctie, nearly new; 1 second hand Clarence, 1 light curtain Coach and six-seat Park Phaeton, by Brewster; top and open Park Pony and extension top Phaeton; Rockaways, Depot Wagons, Jauxers, side spring; I Dog Cart, by. Stivers: Sulktes b Dafferey; 1 Skeletun, by Pray; 'l top plattorm Rumble Pony Phaeton, by Wood; top and open Express Wagons; 4Philadelphia’ second hand Rockaways, $100 up; Lopen Pony Phaetom, $120; Single and Double Harness, all kinds, at WM. H. GRAY'S, 20 and 22 Wooster street. T PRIVATE SALE—THE TROTTING MARE eureka, aired by old Henry Clay; is 18.3} is high, 9 years old; kind, perfect and’ true in all harness; free from vice; very. docile; can be driven by any one, and is war- ranted sound in every respect, and is warranted to Déat 2:30 of no sale ; has record of 2:33 to harness last Spring at Fleetwoot ; also last Fall 2:35 to wagon at Prospect Park. Can be time at the Auction Mart of WILLIAM VAN TNO.8 CORTLANDT STREET, ess; extra inducements this wee! at $140, Stivers Road Wagon, 1 Rockaways, very low; Pony Phaetons a specialty. AKCH. JOHNSTON, No, 8 Cortlandt street. THE WEST SIDE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY + will always be found a large stock of seasonable Carriages at prices to suit the times. 1,494 and 1,198 Broa JOSEPH KEAL & 00, LOT OF TOP BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS, EX- press, Grocery and light Business Wagons; also a cond hand top Buggy. 34% West Twenty-seventh street, between bighth and Ninth avenves, A WTAMILY CARRIAGES IMMENSE STOCK OF «every style park and pony Phactons, top and no- top, depot, express and business Wagons; top Buggies and no-top. 141 West Broadway, near Canal street. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COUPES SELLING AT great sacrifice, to close out; Landaulets, Landaus, seasonable Carriages; several second hand Carriages taken 1n exchange, HAM, 10 East Fourth street. OF JACKSON NEAR BROADWAY— jegant first class assortment of Car or top Bug: several ligiit RRIVED AT LAST—J. C. DE! ois Mich., with 34 head of the finest single and double Horses ever brought to this market, at A. 8, CHAMBERLIN'S, Twenty-fifth street, between Third and Lexington avenu A THOROUGHBRED KENTUCKY SADDLE MAR: 8 years old, very stylish and attractive, sound, ki: and gentle, good in all harness, will be sold at acri- fice. Inqui ire at 64 Wall street, room 27. ‘A. GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD OFFERS, FOR sale a pair of chestnut Mares, very stylish and tast; also one Brewster Wagon and light Harness, one Phacton and Harness. Apply at stable No. 1 bast For: ty-second street, or to T. B, BALDWIN, 14 Wall street. 0, HORSES, CARRIAGES, «ec. on UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON, Office and Salesroom oe street, opposite Post office, ARCH. JOHNSTON WILL SELL AT AUCTION THURSDAY, APRIL %, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., ih the gore stables of WILLIAM Bb. DOUGLASS, ESQ., in the rear of the family mansion 128 WEST FOURTEENTH STR. En 5: AND SEVENTH AVENUES, ONE TEAM ELEGANT CARRIAGE HORSES. ONE ENGLISH MAIL PHAETON, BUT LITTLE USED. ONE BROUGHAM, BROWN CLOTH LINED. ONE TWO-WHEEL DOG CART, WOOD BROS., GOOD RDER, NO TOP CITY BUILT ROAD WAGON, GOOD ORDER, VICTORIA, IN GOOD ORDER, BY WOOD BROS. STANHOPE PHAETON, SHIFTING TOP, GOOD RDER, ONE CHARIOT AND ONE COUPE. TWO LARGE FAMILY SLEIGHS, BUILT TO ORDER, TWO SETS DOUBLE HARNESS. THREE SETS SINGLE HARNESS. T CART, BY WOOD BROS., GOOD ORLER, Sale absolutely without reserve, Particulars to-morrow. UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON, bets, Johnston & Van Tassel), OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND, 37 Nassau strect, opposite the Post office. THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE IS REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES 19, 21, 23 and 2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, ‘veiween Fifth avenue and University plac ‘The business will be conducted on precisely the samo strict and honorable principles which have always char: acterized the dealings ot our house and won the respect and confidence of the business community, as well as tho public at large. Regular sules twice a week throughout the year, CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK, (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23.) TEAM CLOSE MATCHED SORKEL HORSES, 7 years, 15% hands; kind and true in all harness; one of the hand: somest and most stylish teams in the city; very fine driv- ers; unstrpassed asa family team; warranted’ sound, DARK CHESTNUT MARE, 15% ‘hands, 8 years; and true in all harness; execllent roadster; can trot in J minutes and be driven by any one; warranted sound without blemish, ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT, TEAM BROWN AND BAY HORSES, 16 hands,7 and 8 years; kind and true in all harness and under saddle ; free om viea; have fine style and action, and warranted nil; together with DUPE, CITY MANE, IN PAIR ORDE double Harness, by Wood Gibson, Blank TEAM OF YOUNG TROTIING HORSES, 134 hands, 5 years, kind and true in all harness, very stylish ac free drivers; can trot close to three minutes now and never deen handled for speed, warranted sound without blem- ish, together with top Waxon, built by Miner & Stevens, set'ot Harness, by Banks, Klankets, &. PARK TURNOUT. ait bright sorrel Horse, 1514 hands, 6 years, kind and true in all harness, an excellent saddle horse; can be driven bya lady; not afraid of lo- comotive, and warranted sound, together with TOP PARK PHABTON, N&W; set single Harness, city made; Blanket, Whip, DARK BROWN MARE, 144 hands, 8 years; kind and true in all harness, and warranted sound ; an excellent saddle mare; has keen driven by a lady for the past year, ELEGANT ROAD ESTABLISHMENT. SORREL HORSE, sired by HENRY CLAY, dam thor- oughbred mare; 1534 hands, kind and true in ail harness; has trotted in ean trot in th inutes to-dity ; very stylish action; together with NO TOP ROAD. WAGON, BY STIVERS, set of single Harness, cit ELEGANT (TEAM "OF CARRIAGE HORS hands, 7and 8 years; kind and true in all harness; stylish and free drivers; sold on account of owner going away. CROSSMATCHED TEAM OF TROTTING HORSES, sired ‘by Toronto Chiet and Sufolk Chief, dam. Long all har- 0 0 ind set of fine FIVE SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS, COUPE HARNESS, BY WOOD GIBSON, TOP AND NO TOP’ PONY PHAETON EXPRESS AND DEPOT WAGONS. SEVERAL ROAD WAGONS, IN PERFE! cit; silt. FIVE CLOSF, COACHES, CONCORD WAGON. T PRIVATE SALE z HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, 110, 12 and 114 East Thirteenth street, 3 spring top Wagon, built by Dusenbury & Vanduser. Top Wagon, built by Corbitt ‘Two Barouches, built by Lawrence. Open front Coupe Rockaway. Two extension top Cabrioicts, Five American Rockaways. ‘Three jump-seat Wagons Top aud no top Pony Phaetons, Depet, Express and Business Wagons, One hundred Sets Harness. Prices lower than ever, Also, ABAY PONY, 13 HANDS HIGH, 6 YEARS OLD: BIND and true in all harness ana under saddle: perfectly gen- tle for ladies or children to ride or drive; has been a family pet, and sold only for want of use; warranted sound, kind and rue. PERFECT DOCTOR'S HORSE AND PHAETON; also elegant 16-hand Carriage Team, warranted sound: also Top Buggy, Road Wagons, Harness. Address Di West Twenty-sixth street. LADY'S ESTABLISHMENT—BLACK HORSE AND brown mare; each 143s hands, 5 years old; also top Phaeton, double and single Harness, Side Saddle, ec. ; have been used the past year by ladies and children ; will be sold separately if désired.” Thirty-eighth street and Seventh avenue. A FOR SALE, ONE LARGE WORK OR TRUCK AX. Horse, property of a gentleman farmer ; six years did? sound, Kindand true in single or double harness; sold only on account of sickness in the family. Call at 347 Bowery, corner Third street. Bm TWO, CHRCULAR, | FRONT | ROUND, | BOOT 1. Coupes, trimmed with brown cloth, 4c. ; bargains forcash. WEST SIDE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 1,494 and 1,496 Broadway NARRIAGE HORSE! RRIAGES AND HARNESS, — J For sale, a spau of young bay Horses, about 16 hands high, well bro! sound and kind; also anew Coupe, satin lined; one Landau, in good ord double an single Harness, silver mountings: Carriage and Hc Blankets, Robes, &c., for sale at private stable 65 Madi- son avenue, and can'be seen daily until Saturday after- noon next, betws Pp HORSES, FOR CITY OR bay $75; heavy chunk, for truck, gelding, $170; several others cheap. r Grand street. COUNTRY USE 50; stylish gray 189 South Firth ave- Cou E ROCKAWAY AND PONY PHAETON, WITH shifting umbrella top, both ip good order, tor also nickel plated double Harness, used a few thin er separately if desired. Address N RICE $500—BEAUTIFUL new city built Phaeton, handsome bay Mare, fine |, kind and gentle; nice Har Blanket, Whip; all first class, 141’ East Sixteen OUR FIN ONE ELEGANT ROAD Eis FIVE GOOD SOUND BUSLNE ONE ELEGANT DARK BROW} this day, at 12 o'clock, at ARCH. JOUNSTON'S NEW MART (branch of 87 Naxsau) 19, 21, 29 AND 25 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY dE. See catalogue above. Come and see, it you do not buy. OR SALE—PAIR OF MATCHED BLACK HOR: hands high; very stylish ; warranted gentle ; 81 for city or country Use; owner gone to Europe. Apply. Tuesdiny a nesday, between 9 and Ll A. M., at 39 West Twenty-fifth stree OR SALE—A FULL SIZE DOUBLE TRU good order; alson double and single Harness quire in the coal office 171 Orchard street, corner of ton stree! JOR SALE-25 SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, JUST from the West, from 5 to 8 years old; suitable’ for ail purposes; tobe sold cheap, Apply av street, near Bleecker. OR SALE—THE FASTEST PACING HORSE IN TH. world. Can be seen on Eighth avenue every after- noon or at 2,155 Third avenue tor one wi Price $300, HORSES, SOUND E’e stables, Pierre- VOR SALE—TWO DARK BROWN and kind, Can be seen at NODIN pont street, near Fulton, Brooklyn, POR SALE TA PATE EXTRA HANDSOME DARK BAY Horses, about7 years old; will trot in about 3:30; suitable fora Toud team or coupe. R, A, DONAL! it JOR SALE—A LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON; ALS Top Bugay; both in good order; or would exchang for Rockaway. WM. MARLOW, Jr., Franklin st., corner Greenpoint av., Greenpoint. gentlema Apply to COUPE ROCKAWAY, MADE TO ORDER. EN tirely new and never used, will be sold this week Cheap, as the owner Is going away; also stylish Hoi Harness and a plain Rockaway and Dog Gart that have been used, but in good order. Address J. M. D., box 201 Herald office. it A. SIXLISH TWO-SKATED CARRIAGE FOR SALE— With Pole and patent axle; also a double Set of Harness. Apply. at 361 West Fift, h it. GOING TO EUROPE WANTS TO ie Brewster Landau and Harness, G, W. COMSTOCK, Grand Hotel. T FACTORY, 146 AND M8 ELDRIDGE STREET, rge stock top Buggies, Victorias, Rockaways, Ex: tension Tops aad Phaetons selling cheap, to make room for other work. DAY & SUN, near Grand street and Bowery. CHOICE SEL ECTION OF PARK PHAETONS, ight Rockaways, Depot Wagons, Pony Phaeton: Sundown, Vietoriag, ri and other seasonable styles h 0 hands MANCFACTURI 8 NON 638 Broadway. A.WROR SALE A BAY HORSE, A LIGHT TOP * Bugay Wagon, good set of single Harness: must be sold immediately to close an estate. Apply to Dr, BUR- RAS, 48 Great Jones street, where the Whole can be seen, JOR SALE—A_ FINE FIVE-YEAR-OLD THOROUGH bred black, Morgan Mare, 16 hands high; warranted und, kind and very gentle ; steps well; price $38. Cal ac 296 West Thirty-iourth strewn OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, 7 YEARS OLD, 151 hands high: gotby Hambietonian and, dain Henry jay ; can trot in 2:50; gentle in double and single har. sand without blemish. Can be seen at 19 Bergen street, Brooklyn. M. PETEKs. WOR SALE. just arrived from Roumery: TWO VERY FAST ROAD HORSES are well broken and sound, Can be seen at WM. WALTER?S Riding Acad iny, 470 to 476 Pacific street, between Nevins and Powers streets, Brooklyn, THREE SINGLE OR SALI AND FOUR DOL Express Wagons, and four gunboat Trucks, all in good order; newly painted; will be sold cheap. Inquire At stables Erie Railway Company's Baggage Express, O12 West Twenty-fourth street, Pan ® baKsage © JJOR SALE—A_ GENTLEMAN'S DARK BROWN COR built coupe Horse, perfectiy sound, stylish and good ‘driver, Ask ior JOHN, at Parmer -° jark’s stable, 125 West Thirt: rst street, befor BA Sie? fw F%, SALE—A SORREL HORSE, 6 Y RS OLD, 16 hands high; sownd ‘and kind ‘and drives in good le; good in single or double harness; alady can drive him; trots up to 2:0. Apply to 382 or i West Twenty- first street, near Ninth avenue, VERY FINE, STYLISH COUPE OR FAMILY HORSE seein rik aise fi 1 a h; Ce brown; long tail; 6 Z 3 entle, a sount in evel AD. ply nt private Mable 18 Hast Thirty-Aun steeeu neat Lex. ington avenue. POR SALE—PIRST CLASS BASKET PARK PHAE- ce tth trigiined in best style, with seat behind; can be taken off; alme jcheup, VAN TINE'S Stables, 413 East Tenth street. OR SALE—A FEW FINE GENTLEMEN'S ROAD Horses, bays, 15.2 to 15.3 high ; young, sound and fully fine, prompt drivers: also he Dusenbury & Nelson side-bar Top Wagon, pole and shafts; weighs 230 pounds, and has never been run, Inquire at Metropolitan Stables, 72 Prince street, AX uporten TURNOUT FOR SALE CHEAP—CON- sisting of a two-wheeled English Dog Cartand Mar. hess: a large, bung-tailed chestnut Horse, 163 hands high; a very strong, fine moving animal, ot ‘high action, great power and courage; can take the eart at lor 13 niles un hour; perfectly gentle, afraid of mathing and re- Guires no urging; the establishinent cost over $2,000, and Will be sold at half the money. Cau be seen at WOOD BROLULAS Cv., 140 Bigadweyr OR SALE—TWO GLASS QUARTER COACHES, 1 doctor's Gig Phaeton. six-seat Rockaway, 2 Top Buggies, 1 fine Clarence ; all in good condition. H. BURR, 203 Mercer street. for 3 springs, ver; finished, in perfect order; bee! used bute nhore time. " ‘A. I. DEMAREST & CO. 628 Broadway. A SECOND HAND e1x SEAT ROCKAWAY, GooD order: ‘oal-box Buggy, Pony ¥ . seut Phaeton, a Miner & Stevens Rona Wagon nt KS A. T. DEMAREST, 028 Broadway. A SPLENDID TEAM MORGAN NORSKE. CHEST nut, 16 hands, 7and 8 years, sound and kind in all harness; oan show less than 24, and warrantied. 336 Newars ayouus, Jereey cily, J, WREWOOD. JOR SALE—BAY MARE, 15 HANDS, 6 YEARS OLD; kind in all harness; the handsomest eaddie mare in the State; without fault or blemish. Stable 008 West Fuity sceone survet, near Ninth ayenug TWEEN SIXTH | _... HORSES, CARRIAGES, &€, Fes SALE—AT MADISON PARK STALLS, 48 BAST ‘Twenty-sixth street, one pair bay Horses, 6 years Old, 1S hands 134 inches high; flne drivers; also oné pair of brown Horses, 16 hands hich, 6 years old; stylish drivers; ali warranted sound and kind in every respect. Inquire for J. VALKIRK. (OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, 6 YEARS OLD, 14% hands high; warranted sound and kind; has’ been driven by a boy for the past year; rless of locomotive ; suitable for any light work; lowest price $150; worth double the amount, Apply at stable, Seventy tirst street, near Third avenue. OR SALE—TEN FIRST OLASS MILCH COWS, FOR price address A. A. K., 114 Fifth avenue, OR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S TEAM OF YOUNG road Horses; warranted sound and gentle, and can trot in three minutes: also light top Wagon and Harness. Address A. B., box 475 Post office. ‘OR SALE—MILK WAGON; BOAT BUILT; ONLY run three months; other business cause of selling. Inquire at 172 West street. OR SALE-—1 FIRST CLASS DEPOT WAGON, CUT unter, Pole, Shafts, single and double Harta: 1 Buggy, Wagon and Harness; 1 chestnut Mare, kind ahd genie.’ Apply to WILLIAM 'B, SMYTH, 54 Pine street. OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, 1544 HANDS HIGH. 7 years old, suitaple for acart or truck; warrante sound and kind. 183 Bank street, near West, in CO} GROVE’S wood yard. j}OR SALE—THREE CANADA PONTE! JUST PROM ton. built by Lawrence, cost $1,10), will be sold tor $500. Apply at 123 West Thirty-seventh street, feed store. JOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—LIGHT TOP WAGON, pole and shatts; most new: by one of the best city makers, CAMP’S Stable, 24 West Thirteenth stree OR SAL ) HOI , GOOD HORSE AND A GOAT. Inquire at 135 East Twenty-sixth street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—SOME VERY FINE IM- ported Cashmere Goats, Address A, R.8., Herald office. H single RN: —THE CHEAP HARNESS STORE IN New York: ot double truck Harness, $30; good buggy Harness, hand made, $17; a ‘good stable 60; tho largest assortment of Cart Harness in Cheaper than ever on ff moving May Please call and examine for yourse FISHER & OSBORNE, 43 Mu DOMS, NO, 8 COR’ sireet.—Best chance of the season; lot of light slightly soiled, very low, (© close out, trom Blanket, § the e| 10, y street. ARCH OF A GOOD FAMILY 1 ARE n attend the sa’ ARCH, JOHNSTON'S Mart, 3 and 25 East Thirteenth street, this day, at 12 alogne above. IGHT SIDE BAR TOP AND OPEN BUG! large lot, equal ny manntac' be Ki several nd Harness of all kinds NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY, RIH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY-FIFTH ST. Y STABLE IN WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE— mmodations for 40 horses; favorable se; will be sold cheap with stock or reduced to suit purchaser. WITTY, 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn. OxEeE IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIV sales of the day, at ARCH. JOHNSTON new Mart, 19, 21, 23 and 25 East Thirteenth street. Be sure and read atalogue above and then be sure and atiend the sate. | dated BRIGHT BAY AND “PARK PHAETON, seats four. Lawren by Dus able Ha aw usual id hand Buggies, new and second YLISH HORSES, , w order. ry & Vanduser. 8; all in beat at Twenty-se SIX-SEAT ROCKA- , small Pony Wagon, Depot Wagon, five Rock aways, several Buggies, Coupe, Park Phactor Carriages, slightly soiled, at bar; MANUFACTURERS? U GQODA WATER WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP. as new; or will exchange for lighier one ‘der. ond street. make fi Weiss beer wagen. Can be se atJAMES J. KILLEN’S, soda water manu! and $83 Second street, Jersey City. ae T—PRIVATE STABL cated, with ail improvement: To West Forty-seventh street O LET—FOUR STALLED PRIVATE, STABLE, AT 131 West Seventeenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. JOHN J. TOWNSEND, 76 Wall street. NO RED LARGE STABLE, CONTAINING 18 stalls and room for 8 carriages. third street. ANTED—A HAMBLETONIAN MAR good speed. Fast Seventeenth street. ANTED—A GOOD TEA ‘out complete, worth mortgage on property in Kings count on property worth three times the amount 161 East Thirty-fourth stre JANTED—FULL SEAT SQ pole and shafts, in good order; city mad dross, with particulars and price B., box 165 office. ty ee ‘WANTED-A SMALL, A} Y GENTLE PO or a well broken donkey, to be used by young chil- dren by ride and drive. “Apply at stable 117 East ‘Twenty d street or adress H., box 1,128 Post office, giving particulars. = WASTED SA Bie ER WAGON OR ANY GOOD er's; full springs: used but one season. Address roomn 24 Brower House. WAGONS FOR SAL CHEAP.—TWO EXPRESS, ONE ‘ocery, one Milk and one light Business Wayon, one Coupe, one Top and one no top Buggy. At 226 Sprit stree 7 OU CAN on the representations made by t NTRALLY LO. rent $490. Apply at 16 HANDS, MAN'S TURN. vy abond and wi ALWAYS PLACE IMPLICIT RELIANCE house of ARCH. JOHNSTON. If you are in search ot a Family Team, a Business Horse, a Family Horse or anything in the Horse line re and attend the sale atthe Mart, this day, at 12 o'clock, at 19, 21, 23 and 25 East Thirteenth street, near University’ place. See catalogue above and be sure and attend the sale. 6) YOUNG HORSES FOR SALE—SUITABLE FOR any business or private use: alfo Truck, single and double Harness; but little used. 7% Tenth avenue. 1Q coop, work HOR: FIT FOR ANY WORK, ‘are to be sold, and the owner will give a good trial, Inquire at 26 Goerck street, between Broome and De- lancey streets, east side. 15ig HAN ck, 7 years, made, $135, $17 5-BAY, HORSE, 3 YEARS, b ©) show three minutes; stylish b 1644 hands, $200; bay, $165: bay Mare, pony 418 Eighth avenue, corner Thirty-first strei G38 BROADWAY “CARRIAGES, HARNESS; O41 De riages, new and second Land, most comolete as sortinent. ever offered, comprising every description of Family Carriages and ‘Light Wagons at popular prices. MANUPACTURERS’ UNION, 633 Broad Way. POST OFFICE NOTICE, T OFFICE NOTICE. e mails tor Euro} uring the week ending Satur- day, April 26, 1873, will close at this office on Wednesday, at lids A. M.,on Thursday at 1 A. M. and on Satard 114g A THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmast: LEGAL SUPREME COURT. SU Tathe matter of the application of the Department df Public Parks, for and in behalf of the Mayor, Al inen and commonalty ofthe city ot New York, relatt re th bated Openiny NOTICES. of Kingsbridge Road northwardly from the southerly Ine of 156th str the Harlem River, as laid out by the Commissioners of the Central Park, in the city of New York. We. the undersigned Cormissioners of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter, hereby give | notice to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all kouses and lots and improved or unimproved lands od thereby’, and to all others whom it may concern, that we haye completed our estimate und assess- ment, and that all persons Interested in these proceed. of the lands affected thereby, and who may pe opposed tothe same, do present their objections in riting, duly veritied, to the undersigned Commissioners, at our office, 10) Broadway (room 15), In the said eity, on or before the 23d day of April, 1873, and that we, the sald Commissioners, will hear parties so objecting within the ten week-days next after the said 23d day of April, 1375, ‘and for that purpose will be in attendance at our said oft each of sitid ten days, at LL o'clock A. M. TL—That the abstract of the said estimate and assess- ment, together with oar maps, and also all the affidavits, estimates and other documents which were used by us ith making our report, have been deposited in the office of the Department of Public Works, in the city of Now York, | there to remain antil the Gch day of May, 1573 iIt.—That the limits embraced by the assessment said, are as follows, to Wit:—Allthose certain lots, or parcels of land contained, lying and being within following bounds or limits, that Is to say :-—Comme: point formed by the intersection of th r side of 145th et with the westerly line or side Eighth avenue; running thence northerly along the westerly line or side of the said Kighth avenue to the high water mark of the Harlem River; thence along the id high water inark of the and turns to the Hudson River} thence southwardly along: the easterly side of the Hudson River, at high water mar! as said river winds and turns to the southerly line or side of 155th street; thenc easterly along the said southerly line or side of Loch | street to the easterly side ‘of the Boulevard thence southerly, aiong the said easterly side of aaid Bo levard, to the northerly line or side of M45th street; and easterly, along the said northerly line or side ot H5th street, 10 the point or place ot beginning. TV.—That our report herein will be pi reme Court of the State of New York, at a special term ereof, to be held in the New Court House at the City Hall, in the city of New York, on the 26th day of May, 173,’ at the opening of the Court on that day, and that then and there, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, @ motion will be made thatthe said report the country; sound and kind; 16 to 154) han Roan, 16 hands, fit for any business, 204 West 8 street, near Seventh avenue, BA {JOR SALE—A TWO-SEATED PHAKTON, SHIFTING | ve | number of | {| ‘Thirty-ninth street, New 151 East Twenty- | Address, stating price, &e., C. P., 135 | | esented to the Su- | ‘A oneat CLEARING OUT BALE on account of removal. $40,000 worth of | Ribbons, Laces, Kid Gloves, Parasels, Hosiery, &c., to be sold, regardless of cost, during the next thirty days, a the Great Bargain Store of MARKS & GOLDENTIORN, 279 Grand street, between Eldridge and Forsyth streets, pasis—av COIN DE RUE, 8 RUE MONTESQUIEU, 16, 18, 20, 22 RUE DES BONS ENFANTS, near the Palais Royal. GREAT EMPORIUM OF FASHION, Known for nearly thirty years for the excellence, good taste and modest price of each article. INDIA AND FRENCH CACHEMIRE SHAWLS. Silks, Lace Goods, Mantles, Costumes, Party Dresses, ready-made Underclotning, Wedding Outtits, Baby Li Gloves, Perfumery, Fancy Articiés, THE LARG MOST VARIED’ AND CHBAPEST STOCK IN PARIS. T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street.—The latest imported. style ful changes for Spring and Summer. Elegan Patterns, with h models, now ready. Pat- » the torm warranted pertect, Magic Cos fume in linen made up is the feature for Summer, Come early. Mo THE LADIE flice and Paris 1 ‘Twenty-sixth re the very litest sty’ be obtained, which for combined with cheapne: 8 anything yet offered: For the recherche Ging ini fashion see the Young Ladies? Journal for May, Now ready, price 35 cents, of all book- Fellers and as above. BE YOUNG LADIES’ JOURNAL ashion ar, 1.149 Broadw: and ‘Twenty-seventh street y trimmed Patterns can * and perfection in fit, * MILLINERY AND OKESS WAKING, M™= GALOUPEAU, 53 EAST TENTH STREET— a peat Will open her importation of Paris Millinery tor the Summer season on Wednesi HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANT | In this City and Brooklyn. | FAMILY OF ADULTS DESIRE A SECOND FLOOR JA or Part of House, in a pr central | location. Address D., or call at 4 A PAR MED WANTED—FOR FIVE PERSONS 4A. (adults), five rooms or more; would like a basement included, but parlor floor w location west essiry side, up town, Rent moderate, Address, with full par- ticulars, HOME WANTED, Herald Uptown Branch WIFE AND SERVANT REQUIRE LEM ZA. asecont i with one or two Rooms on third, furnished, from rieen| | h streets, Third Sixth a ent not coed $40. Address, stating fll particulars, WILLIAM LINDSAY, 246 East Forty: ninth str | ee cre eed mS PARTY ABOUT VISITING EUROPE WISHING TO Ps rent their house to one who would take same care as themselves, can meet with such a party and un- exceptionable reterences by addressing S., Herald Up- town Branch office. A iG WANTED—SUITABLE FOR MANU- purposes, small and at a low rent, below tate rent and location. Address box 5,166 BUILDT facturin al str Post office. RESPECTABLE FAMILY DESIRE TO RENT A 4A. good sized Honse, unfurnished, or partly so, in de- sirable location, and board owner for whole or part of Font, Address, with particulars, ECONOMY, 54g West Thirty % cond stre {URNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITH A PRIVATE family only, by a gentleman; jocation must be be low Fourteenth street ‘Address, stating terms, MERTON, ld office. HED HOUSE WANTED IN THE CITY, OR ity, Where part or whole of rent will be taken in board. Address P, B., 139 East ork. DURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, WANTED—IN- the-house of & very respectable lady or widow, who understand minding their own aftalrs better’ than othe no other need answer, Address C. H., box 5,459 office. OUSE WANTED.—WANT TO HIRE, FOUR story modern House, below Forty-second street and between Third and Seventh aventes. Apply to A. Tot 51 Lispenard street | rises » pat SS PUREE OR FOUR NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS wanted, for housekeeping, by 4 small desirable fam- fly of adult Nt Not to exceed $45 or in genteel neighborhood. Address HOME, box 208 Herald office, PANTED—WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF FIFTH AVENUE afurnished Room, without board, ina pri- for two gentlemen, from May 1 to October. siting terms, E, LEWTS, 167 Broad TED—A NICE CLEAN LOFT, EAST OF BROAD- way aud below Chambers street; rent not over $350 R. SH, 13) Maiden lane, or $100. T. BU FURNISHED ROOMS, Addres TANTED—TWO OR THR with gas, for housekeeping ; rent in advance; Amert tamily preferred. Address 8. P., box 142 Herald TANTED—A PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROO within ten minutes’ walk of Sixth avenue and Ith street; in answer please state what rent is ex- d. Address, for two days, L. Vy landt stre CO., M6 Ch »—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, A in a private house, situated within the limits th and Forty-fifth streets and Fifth and Ninth xeeed $25 per month. Address J. prown Branch office. D—BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTs econd Floor and Part, of Third, ping; location. below. Fifty-ninth ng terms, Which must not exceed OR WITH CAR- ind Window Shades; J ANTED—PURN pets, Gas Fixtures, Mirro must be strictly first class and near Fifth avenue. Ad- dress B., care Allen, Dooley & Henriques, 1,26) Broadway. FANTED—BY A YOUNG COUPLE, AN UNFUR- nislied large Room; locality trom’ Bighth to Six- teenth street, Sixth avenue sand Broadway ; terms must b Address J. MASON, 806 Broaa: way. TANT ED ROOM, WITH WATER AND gas, west side, below Tenth’ street, for single gen- Hemany price howto exceed $15 per month. “Address FELTON, Herald Uptown Branch off | YAANTED—WITOUT BOARD, EMAN and wife, a handsom story front Room, h Hall Room, ad ed or, Spfurnished, r Madison or { 0 housekeeping. Ad- ss GENTILITY, WASTED —By nished Room, in a respectable house. stating price, B. M., Herald office. WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A. FURNISHED Room in a respectable house. Address, stating price, W. B. Il., Herald offic WwW ANTED—PERMAN A YOUNG LADY, A SMALL FUR. Address, TLY, WITHOUT BOARD, BY ‘a lady engaged through’ the day, a medium sized Room with closet, furnished or unfurnished (or would take « floor in small house), between Fourteenth and ‘Thirticth strects, Third and Seventh avenues; reasonable rice; best of references given. Address, for two days, KX. B,, box 161 Herald Uptown Branch offic sf WASTED To RENT_A LARGE BUILDING FOR @ light manufacturing business; location west of Broadway and south of Canal street, to contain not less than 40,000 feet of floor room, with food light. Address, with particulars, MANUFACTURER, box 181 Herald office, WANTED, To RENT—IN BROOKLYN, BY A YOUNG neatly furnished House. good Locality, at particulars, 1 reterences. Address, stating ful pox 108 Herald office ANTED TO RENT—A SMALL ROOM, SUITABLE for sample room, below Canal street, near Broad- first class reference, Address GRISWOLD, Herald In the Country. RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES TO HIRE, FOR P: the season, a small furnished House, in the country, with garden attached; must be near sonie river or lake? bne hour sride from the city. Address, stati 6 terms. hot exceed $75 per month, B. O. B., box 163 —TO HIRE BY A FAM- tly of three persons; a small furnished country House, about one hoi ‘all street: on water Pisrred; state lowest rent and location. “Address box 5,168 Post of: TANTED: try, com having piano, garden and stable $15 monthly, ih advance: immediate 4 Mri A SMALL, NEAT HOUSE IN THE COUN. letely tarnished, for housekeeping; one concen Sprig jon. ‘8. 8., 226 West Twelfth street, New Y orks to or add ANTED—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED How 4 pleasant country place: near the water Eee ; within one hour's ridé of the city; rent mi "f pe low, ‘Address, with particulars, M.E. &., Her office, WANXTED—TO RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, SoM- mencing with May'l to 10, or for the entins year, if ail suits, a medium sized plainly but well furnished House, within one hour's ride by rail or boat from New Yorks neighborhood of Nyack or Yonkers preferred ; must be near depot or landing; rent about $1,000 per an. num. Address, with particulars, MERCHANT, box 2,693 Post office, New York. CHASE OR SALE—PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAM- bonis, steam Yachts, Ferryboats, Tugboats, North F Bares, steam Cand Propellers GEO, F, PLYMER, 86 Sonth street, aaTEA cavetad tele cok LONG, GOOD L, y COVE * ir and machiner; ddre: stating price, Ac 4¢. BOILEM, Heraid omer, ANUS WARXIEDTA SLOOP YACHT, FROM 40 TO 6) FEET jong, with good cabin and in perfect order, standing rigging of wire rope. Address, stating price und where | tr ine seem. MAINTUP, Ligrald dftive, be confirmed. = HENRY PARSON! “ d Rederocer mt Winutaic). PARSONS, | Commissioners. ACHINE WANTED; ALSO BLOCK JOUN T. McGUWAN, | § cutters and a competent man for drawn atripes. New Yorx, March 19, 1873, HOWELL & BOURKE, paper hangings manufacturers, Pecirtilr = — | Philadeipnia YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. ANTED—SECOND HAND OFFICE FURNITURE: counter, with glass frames, desk, é¢., in order. Address D. V,, 16 Court street, Brooklyn, room V TANTED—A BLACK WALNUT CYLINDER DESK, Address, stating where to be seen and lowest casi price, 8. K. E., box 174 Herald office, __ COAL AND WooD, VOAL —~THE BEST CUMBERLAND COAL, AT BIOS DAVIS’ coal yard, 167 Bast. Twent sire@ets at the lowest market. Also all kinds of Cannel Coals always \ on baud