The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1873, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 13,399. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Nintn Pace—Fourth, fitth and sixth columna, ASTROLOGY—Nintn Pace—Fourth column, BILLIARDS—Firtn Pace —Sixth column, BOARDERS WANTED—Sxconp Pacs—Fourth and fifth columns, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Sxconp Pace—Fifth eolumn. BROOKLYN BOARD—Sxconp Pace—Fiith column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—sxconp Pace—Firsi coluinn. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Finst Pace—Fifth col- umn. BUSINESS NOTICES—Srventa Pace—Sixth column. @IGARS AND TOBACCO—NintH Pace—Third column. GITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—sxconp Page—First column. CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Twetrrn Pace—Third col- umn. : @LOTHING—Sxconp Pace—Sixth colunn. O@ACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Iweirra = Pacr— ‘Third and fourth colum! @OASIWISE STEAMSHIPS—Twetrra Pagr—Sixth col- umn. @OJUNTRY BOARD—Seconp Pacr—Fifth column. DANCING ACADEMIES—srconn Pace—sixth column. DENTISTRY—Nivtn Pace—Fourth column. DRY GOODS—Finst Pace—Fitth anc sixth columns. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Eigurn PAck—Second and third columns. prnarh ey IRS MeR he Temes Pace—Fifth and columns. EYES AND EARS—Firra Pace—Sixth column. EXPRESSES—Sxconp Pace—Fifth column. FINANCIAL—Firtu Pace—‘ihird and fourth colamns, FOR SALE—Fiust Pace—Fourth and flith columns. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET= Eiguim Pack—Third and fourth columns, FURNITURE—Ninta Pace—Third column. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Tweirtu Pace—First and second columns. HELP WANTED—MALES—Twetrmm Pace—Fourth and fifth columns. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—First Pacs—Second, third and fourth columns. HOTELS—Sxcony Pack—Fitth column, BOURE. ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Finst Pace—Fifth column. . INSTRUCTION—Firtn Pace—Sixth column, JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CiTY AND BER- GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxconp Pace— Second column. LECTURE SEASON—Seconp Pace—Sixth column. LOAN OFFICKS—Firtn P'ace—Sixth column. LOST AND FOUND—First Pace—First column. MACHINERY—Fiusr Pacx—Fitth column, MARBLE MANTELS—Firta Pace—Sixth column. MEDICAL—Nintu Pace—Fourth column. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Pace—Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Trstu Pace— Sixth column. MUSICAL—Sxcoxp Pacr—Sixth column. PERSONAL—Finst Pace—First column, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—Szconp Pacr—Sixth column, PROPOSAUS—Fietn Pacr—Sixth column. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— ‘Tweerrn Page—First column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—seconp Pagi:—Second and third columns. REAL VSTATE TO EXCHANGE—Secony Paus—Thira column. REAL ESIATE WANTED—Sxconp Pacs—Fourth col- umn, REMOVALS—Firtn Pacr—Sixth column. REWARDS—Finsr Pace—First colum BALES AT AUCTION—Ercnta Pacs—Fifth and sixth columns, and Nintu Pacu—First, second and third columns. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Etcventn Pacr— First, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns, and Tweoene P. irst Colum BITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Twerm ond and third columns. SPECIAL NOTICES—Finst Pacr—First and second col- ‘umns. SPORT! NG—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Finst Pace—Second column. STALLIONS—Finst Pace—Second column. BTOR AGE: Pace—Sec- THE ce—Fiith column, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Kicntu Pagr— First and second columns, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Tweirm Page—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ant Pacr—Fourth and fifth columns, WANTED TO PURCHASE—Fiern Pace—Sixth column. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—<rcoxp Pacr—Second celumn. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &0.—Firtu Pace—Sixth col- umn. (—UPTOWN. “A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH UFFICE, 1,205 BROADWAY. WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY- SECOND STREETS. ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A, M. TILL 9 P. M. ON WEEK DAYS (SUNDAYS, 2 TILL9P, M.), AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND. HPRAL BRANCH OFFIC [zl 1zlElél PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, ESSRS. KREMER & CO, AMERICAN REGISTER, WAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL- ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES REQUIRING THEM, | PERSONAL, NY ONE WHO CAN GIVE INFORMATION CON- cerning James Mehan, a private in the Seventh Connecticut regiment volunteers, is requested to send it fo GEORGE G, SUMNER, Attorney at Law, ann. | P iebetammad WEST 10TH STREET HE EXPRESSMAN | WHO TOOK THE TRUNKS from the Coleman House, on April 2%, please deliver hem at 111 West Thirty-first street. ANNIE MONROE. IVIAN—ARGYLE BAL MASQUE TO NIGHT, DON'T forget, rain or shine. Expect a good time. ALONZO, wor LIKE TO HEAR FROM THE AMERICAN bird doctor. W. A. JOHNSTON, Market bxchang LOST AND FOU OUND—A VALUABLE GOLD-HEADED CANE, WITH owner's name, which he can have by proving prop: erty and paying expenses by applying to WIL! RLOANE, at Wer ck's Pharmacy, ider tilsey House, 1OUND—A GOLD WATCH, ON CAR NO. 94 OF SIXTH avenue Railroad, on down trip Sunday morning, about 10 u'clock. Owner can have the watch returned by describing same and paying for this advertisement, Apply in person at 146 West i OST—CAMEO SLEEVE BUTTO: night. By leaving will receive liber: OST OR STOLEN—BANK BOOK NO. 82,; Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. The tinder will rewarded on leaving it at the bank, 5! Chambers street. If not found application will be made for a new book en th May. JULIA CAHILL, Depositor. 14, ON SATURDAY je same at 31 Rivington street rarare de deed %, Sat FROM CHRYSTIE street to Bowery, in Canal street, a double-case: Gola Watch and Chain.’ The finder, by leavine the snine atD. J. SULLIVAN'S, corner Canal and Clrystie, will be rewarded with $25, and no questions asked. Lost THURSDAY, MORNING, APRIL 2, ON THE 7:15 train irom Orange to New York, a Paper Parcel pontaining four voce of Guipure Lace. A liberal re- ward will be paid. for its return to Westcott’ Express RD WATKINS, at H. P. Co.’ Shure how Tare '0.'s, 140 Church street, Morris and Essex depot, Hoboken, or to AL! Claflin & REWARDs, —LOST, ON SATURDAY LAST, APRIL. $i game ot REWARD. 26, a small Black and Tan Slut, answers to the Lyd.” The above reward will be given to the returning the same to 159 West Twenty-third st. BLACK AND Above reward by returning to person REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL, tan Terrier Dog. $10 we t Forty-tirst street, REWARD.—STOLEN ST $10 Siman’y PROM, A, BOY, Past cond a fternoon, corner Seventh street, an ue, a Military Coat and an. tifinished Frock Coat. The above reward will be paid to any berson re- turning the same coats to WALTER, 21 Clinton place, Eighth street, No questions asked. REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY FVENING, $20 Renita amet’ whack “and ta Dog, With leather collar around his neck, with a bell attached an a plate on with the word Pet. Whoever will return him fost] West Forty-third street will receive the above re- SPECIAL NOVICES. ALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, ¢ T of Fulton avenue and Kocrum street! Open from 8 A. M. tog l. M On Sunday from 3to9 DARTES (PRICES REDUCED), SOLE AGENT OF + Royal Havana Lottery, 585 Broadway : box 4,909 ‘ost office, New Yor! . Dealers supplied. Cire free. plied, Circtilars mailed A HSTORAGE—Wrat SIDE | STORA + houses, for Furnitare, Pianos, Ba Other family property. All goods piaced Fooms, R. TAUGART, Owner and M. Offices 563 Hudson street, near West Twellth street. PPLICATION Will be received until the 20th day of Ma: by the pag dt op erederick Female Seminary, located bay Seminary ME for Principal, to take charge of le Principal to furnish all the furniture necestary for \ w c OF Trustees at reasonable compensation nanuglN. oe GIDEON ZV re ‘k. Boro, Secretary BANTZ, President pro tem. FURNITURE FAMILIES MOVED IN. CF A. country starnitures planotorten ke ees hip ood or stored, E WARE. gage and alt in separate OLD AND SILVER AND ARTICLES. co N ; Gros bought See barke Brigess Polishing, Finer ea raph Papers burned a Photograph Janets burn smelted by Kefiner AVANA LOTTERY.—EXTRAORDINARY , Wad April. Gorman State Lotteries, Circulars malted free, KUHLMANN & CU., Bankers. 85 Nasaw streot: ‘Dox 3,585 Post uitice, fartford, | | in the thirties; Is Warranted sound, kind and per.ect, as 6 a T NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. | WOR SA rt bo DRY GooDs. FICIAL DRAWINGS —MAJOR ©. ¥ RKER, AUCTIONEER, OR SALE—A §PLENDID GRAY HORSE, 16.3, FIVE (OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A —A.—HOUSEKEEPING LID @) KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, A. GENTLEMAN'S “BLEGANT. PRIVATE ESTAB- ears old nhs a bay ore, 18 7 years, botll spund is erat Ka business of twelve barrels a A. p oe KENTUCKY—EXTRA CLASS NO. 297—Avnit, 26, 1873. MENT, and kind in double or single hatnes®, Also a Landeau, | week; rent $49 per month. Inquire at 16 Wale et. he great depress’on in business caused by the total ab- 83,8 1, TS 268, 3. 8 29, 2 8 AT PUBLIC AUCTION nearly new, inade by Wood, together’ with an imported Paap manner —————~ | gence of er has forced importers to take KENTUCKY—CLASS NO. 208—Arnit THIS DAY (MONDAY), APRIL 28, AT 10 O'CLOOK, | Set of French double Harness; owner leaving the city. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A | their he the auction oaly place 10, 55, 56, 27, 65, 66, 4, 61, 89, 88, 42. AT THE PRIVATE STABLE, Been at stable No. 5 East Twentieth street. joon in 70 Murray street, doing a good busi- | Where the ready cash can be found necessary to meet SIMMONS & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky. 228 WEST FORTY-SEVENTH STREET, Saree orperenes re ance for the right ma tisfactory reason | their obligations now falling due in Kurope, ‘hag given COLLEGE KATRA CLass NO. 1Gi—arniy 26,15 | THE PROPERTY OF A gentleman leaving the'city, and OR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST PAIRS OF CAR- ‘all on Monday and Tuesday on the premises. Mr. KOCH a grand opportunity to buy tor 43, 1, 15, 20, 10, 6%, 71, 4, 27, comprisiny riage Horses in New York; dapple grays, 16 hands; | —~ ready cash unusual bargains, RLBY COLLEGR—CLASS NO. 198—aPnrt, 26, 1873, ELEGSNT PAIR OF FAST trotting Geldings, brown | fine style, sound. safe drivers und can trot very close to OR SALE—A FIVE-YEAR LEASE FOR A THREE in wany instances buying goods for $5, 2, 8 0, SS. 65 60, 28. 2, G4, 20, 7, 14, | and bay, Messenger stock, 10x high, 7 and 8 years old; | minute together: also an elezant three-quarter Clarence story House, with store and basement, 87 Fourttr ave- one-half their original cost, ‘BMITH & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky. | extra siylish drivers; can trot in 2:0; finely ‘gaited; no | and very fine set ot heavy Harness; will sell very cheap; | nue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets; good business and which will be offered to-day at J, CLUTE, Broker, 20 Broadway. | pullers: warranted sound and kind would take one low priced horse in part payment. In- prices that will astound even Post office box 4,909. HANDSOME AND VERY CLOSELY matched pair | quire at 192 Front street. —— - eu the veterans ot 1807. —————— — — ot brown Mares, Vermont Bambletonian stock; full : em OR SALE—THE TOOLS OF A MANUFACTURING as FFICIAL DRAWINGS NORTH CAROLINA LOT. | sisters; 16% high: 6 and 7 years old: great style, detion | FIOQR SALE-PAIL BAY HORSES, 164 HANDS HIGH, jeweller up business, Address JEWELLER, Among thes bargains are :— tery. 4 and appearance: elegant drivers; can trot in 84; heavy, 7 and 8 years old; warranted sound and kind; six-seat | Herald of $2,300 Worth of Luce Curtains, nd. EXTRA CLass NO. 11—APRit 26, 1873, 89, 44, 13, 78, 20, 15, 4, 65, 33, 69, 60, 2 NORTI CAROLINA—CLASS NO. 12—avitt. 36, 1873. 40, 55, 56, 68, 9, 8 72, 61, 31, 28, 71, 78, 17, 2% 'GERKEN 4'0., Managers. LUTHY & CO., brokers, 71 Barclay street. OYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIP- sic, Germany ; 9,000 tickets; 47,00 prizes; Bruns- Ris Government Loeaer Hamby fie Gowran tery; Royal javana Lottery, Prizes c a formacion given. YeuopoR ZSCHUCH, 116 Nassau street; box 608) Post office. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ot, ein Betsy furnished; high aid for Span: in , ec. . TAYLOI & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York. I TAMMLERING.—NEW YORK STAMMERING INSTI. tute, established 1770,—Professors MANN & COLVIN, Managers, 107 West Twenty third street; seven days’ in- struction allowed. Applicants to satisty themselves. No pay for Boara or services until cured. Send tor prospectus. ILLIAM H. HANKINSON'S STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 15 East Twenty-scventh street, be- tween Fitth and Madison avenues, New York.—No co nection whatever with any other house, The original Hankinson, and the only one of that name, established in this business in 1861. 589.589 JS DRAWS DAILY IN TRE LRG AL ts -JOP ized Kentucky Lottery ; Royal Havana and Kentucky cirealars free; [23g commissi Address BAL! Broadway. SPOR'TING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. A —FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, + Birds, &c.; Medicines for all diseases, Prepared Food tor mocking birds, at B. G. VOVEY'sS. No, 3Greene street, near Cana Pees BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL Ll i Y & CO. (office established U0 year: the choice breeds of Dogs for sale and stock. BU’ ERS Iniallible Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, 75c. BUTLER'S new work, $2. Medicines for all diseases. 0 Dogs boarded and traine “STALLIONS. DWARD EVERETT, THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT, {/ who trotted last Summer on Mystic Park m 6, (the fastest mile ever trotted, cither in public or private), also of Commodore Vanderbilt's Nountain Boy, who trotted in 2:20%, and of Judge Fullerton, who has trotted 34, will make the season atthe farm of William . For further int Kecich, near Goshe particulars see the Orange county, N. Y, _HORSHS, CARRIAGE A STYLE, ELEGANCE A PEED. . GREAT, IMPORTANT, ‘CIAL, POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF E GANT AND FINE, ODED HORSES, WAGONS, &C,, INCLUDING THE S’ GENUINE AND SUPERIOR EVE) RED TO PUBLIC AT AUCTION 1 CITY, ON TUESDAY (TO-MORROW), APRIL. 29, AT STABLE 43 GREAT JONES STREET, A’ lu'g O'CLOCK, BHARP, JOHN fb. HAMLIN, ‘AUCTIONEER, of all the fine Stock and elegant Turnouts of two well. known reured and promment gentlemen, who ge abroad this week, one of whom has lately been appointed missioner to Vienna Exposition, which compels him to sell his stock immediately, and is removed from his resi- dence, on Staten Island, to stable. as above for conven- lence of sale, and including Rich, handsome and extra fine Team of % thorough- bred blood bay Horses, nesrly 16 hands high, botl years old this Spring: were raised in Kentucky and selected by Dr. Herr, of Lexington, on ordersexpressly for present owner, and were considered then, and are now, the finest team for style, action, color, size’ and fine roportion that left Kentucky last year tliey have fine jong, arched necks, with clean, blooded and intelligent heads ant finely proportioned all over, with good mus- cular developments and fine, strong, ‘cleam limbs and feet, and have as mach natural style and action asthe most fastidious could wish, are elogant drivers. finely broken to ull harness and very aitractive und desirable whether standing or moving ; they can travel a 3:30 gait together, to phacton or brett, fear nothing and are war- ranted sound, kind amd periect, without vice, trick, fault or blemish; an clegent and ‘rst class coach dr road am. ‘Team of young brown Second Hambletonian trottin; Geldings, nearly 15% high, 6 years old this Spring, bot sired by ‘Middletown and ‘raised by Henry Millspaugh, in Orange county; are fine, free, easy and pleasant drivers; finely mated in appearance, action and gait; flowing manes and tails, without a white hair on either one, Mr. Milispanzh extibited them last. October at the Goshen’ Fall meeting, drtvithy himself, without preparatio to heavy country top wagon, two trials, in S:lland 3:09, timed by a dozen responsible gentlemen, who can be referred to; they have fine, even dispositions can be driven by any ordinary driver; fear no locom: tive or anything else, and are rich, active, handsome and stylish, and promise, with more age and driving, to rank A No. 1 as a trotting team, and their gentle and tine qualities make them a Valuable iamily team;are war- ranted sound, kind and perfect, without tault or blemish. Fine, large 8 thoroughbred chestnut coupe or family | Horse, 16 high, 7 years o! has fine style, and amiable and fine qualith has few superiors in this city for fine, noble and graceful carriage; is sensible, honest and courageous; fine, free and fast traveller, with supertor action; warranted sound and kind. Handsome, sate and stylish brown pony Horse, 15 high, 7 years old; sate for ‘the most timid lady to drive; fears nothing. nd knows as much on the foad as an ordinary driver; is extra fast traveller, hich-headed, stylish and fine; requires no chec! has been used by a ledy the last year to pony phagton ; warranted sound and nd. Thoroughbred chestnut saddle Horse, General Grant, 1534 high, 6 years old; hus all known gaits to saddle; has ruil.a mile fi 48; 15 finely broken to all harness and safe | for the most timid to drive or ride; he has no superior in | this country for style and fine, genteel qualities; is con- sidered the finest and best broke saddle horse in the city: warranted sound and kind, Fast and handsome young dapple crev Trotting Horse; fa; sired py Vilot, dam by Alexan- ishalt brother to Bull Run, and is a tac- driver. 15% hizh; six years ol ders Abdaliat simile of him; is fine, free, easy either sincle or double? is game long for him; has fine, rich style and action lugger, and is pure and rapid gai be cw now, and promises, with more hatdling. to trot lowdown and representet. ‘Tiso the iast, handsome, high bred and fing large Woodburn, 15% high, 7 blood bay Trotting Hor old; raised in Kentucky clegant driver and caniot be y any trotting | orse that gees the road; requires no check or blinds: Fives himselt either jogging er speeding andl will walk as fast as an ordinary horse will trot; he has fine symmctri- cal proportions, with good bone and muscle and fine clean limbs and strong feet; he has a record of 2337 when 5 years old, and has improved in specd since; he can show 2:35 to Toad wagon, and no road too Jong for him; he ts warranted sound,’ kind and perfect in every respect; in fuct, is oncof the finest and most genteel ond horses ior any genttoman’s private use ever driven, and 4s seldom beat on road. Also one ot the handsomest young chestnut trotting, or entleman’s road Mare in the city; about 15! hands hich; 6 years old this Spring; sired by Stockbridge Chief, dam by Lexington; is pure, honest and open-gaited ; fine, free, easy and agreeable driver; safe for a lady to drive: has hever been trained to tully develop her speed and can beat 2:50 now, and her fine gait and hardy constitution warrant the ‘belief that she must rank No. 1; is war. ranted sound and kind. Also one elegant four-seat top Phacton, by Ham; one Pony Phaeton, two Wagons, by Brewster; one’ top Wagon, by Brown & Godwin, shifting top side bar; trot- ting Wagon, by Stivers; double Harness, by Dunscomb; double Harhess, by Woot Gibson: three single Harness, by Dunscomb; also Blankets, Robes, &c., &c. The whole including ag fine a collection ot choice stock as was ever offered, and all is positively to be sold to highest bidder, irrespective of cost and without the least resirictions or limits whatsoever, and gentlemen wishin first class stock (which they will find this to be, am strictly warranted so), should attend this sale, Stock on exhibition how, at stable. Sale positive, rain or shi THE “BREWSTER WAGON,” im all weights, for pleasure driving or speeding, éxquisitely finished, and embracing in their construction the varlous impgove- ments introduced Ly us during the past 15 years, making them the standard for Quality throughout the United States. These wagous are exclusively the production of our well-known Broome street factory, and are offered in stock in ail respects equal in quality to thos» built to the order of the most valued customer, and at prices uniform to all. A. In order that we ma; stock company of carriage dewlers who lave ado} firm name simuinr (o our own, and, impudently cla reputation we have made for the “brewster Wagon be the public will remember that our only warerooms are at the corner of Fiith avenue and Fourteenth street, and our only Factory on Broom BREWSTI ¥ of Broome street. hot be confounded with a joint ed LLEN 8. MINER, AUCTIONEE, SALESROOMS % CHAMBERS HORSE AUCTION MART AT NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY, FOURTT AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY-FIPTH STRE} CARRIAGES AND HORSES ALWAYS ON HAND AT PRIVATE SALE, RICHARD McCULLOUGH, PROPRIETOR, ALLEN B. MINER & BRO. AUCTIONEERS. Sales of Horses, Carriages, &c., Thursiay of each week. Entries of articles for auction can be made at repository a§ above oF salesrooms of auctioneers, LARGE ASSORTMENT all styles and prices Wagons, second hand, by REE’ 1 uD; se makers; one jarence, jeound liand: one eurtdin Coach. by iirewster ome sx: sent Phacton, do. ; one second Ad Bre | livery: Harness iankets Whips, £e, cc” Sable for VM. 1. GRAY, 2 22 Wooster street. A BARGAIN IN LIVERY AND HACKS. CARRIAGES ' éi ge = nee 12-passenget aah » KoOd Hearse, three | Clarences, two glass Quarter ches; two Coache: each; Buggies and Wagons at all prices," “Onches $80 JW, ITN: ey. 460 Third avenue, =fH1E OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF A years’ standing, offers the potiead of | L daa te Land as, capes, paaies ns. Several | second hand carriagcs taken'in exchange, Pi Purchasers, 10 Kast Fourth stecet. ws Tices tosult, | an LARGE LOT OF FAMILY CARRIAGES, Re ways, Phactons, Buggy, Express, Do; gCKA- ness Wagons, new and second hand; ch ad Busi- city. Il West Broadway,-near Canal stre “place in A302 LET NTABLES ON NINTH & Fourth avenue. ‘ ON & East Fourth stre 47° teed het we BLACK HORSE AND BROW « = A. fants oars old: also Phe 99%, MARB. EACH 15 flarness, Side Saddle, used by a (aay yacuvle and single Div at Thirty eighth street ab Ceyenuh gyal Jeu Abe full mane nearly new: FINE TOR by Stivers; pole and shatts. nd tails und warranted sound and ELEGANT COUPELET, BUILT by Miner pole and shatte. SIDE BAR ROAD Wagon, built by Brew- ster 4 Co., of Rroome strect; ELEGANT 18-POUND SID! & Stevens, ole and shafts. BAR Road Wagon, built PORTLAND SLEIGH, pole and shafts, BET FINE DOUBLE PHAETON Harness; city made. SET FINE LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS, made by Com- erford. SET FINE SINGLE HARNESS, made by Comerferd. ELEGANT FOX AND WOLF Robes, Kersey and sweat Blankets, Bits, Stable Utensils, &c. stable Blankets, Lap Robes, Wiips, Sheets, TIE WHOLE COMPRISING the finest private turn- out ever offered at public sale. SALE POSITIVE and without reserve. NO POSTPONEMENT on account of weather. STOCK NOW ON exhibition, STABLE TO let. CATALOGUES NOW READY, LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms, 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar streets, Hor: orints Wagons and Harness, DAY, at 12 o'clock, D. W. [VES will sell, as above, Asuperb gray Horse, 15% hands high, 7 years old ; war- ranted to trot in 2:40, and to be sound, Kind and true in al harness: A brown Mare, 7 ‘astowner $800, years old, suitable for butcher, &c. ; warranted sound, kind and true in all harness. Particulars at sale. Warranties extend 2 hours. UCTION HOUSE (ate ap OFFICE AN OF ARCE hnston & Van Tassel) SALESROOM OLD STAND, JOHNSTON 37 Nassau stroet, opposite the Post office. THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE IS REMOVED TO THE 19, 21, 2 between Fifth avenu ‘The business will strict and honorable SPACIOUS PREMISES, and 25 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, and [niversity place. conducted on precisely the same principles which have always char. acterized the dealings ot our house and won the respect and confidence of the business community as well as the ublic at large. REGULAR SALES TWICE A WEEK THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Entries for sale ma be made, as usual, either atour downtown house, 87 Nassau strevt, or at the mart, 19, 21, Band % East Thirteenth street, LIBERAL ADVANCES AS USUAL, MADE ON CON. _ SIG TPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER, One week longer. The really choice Stock of light Carriages and Harness now on hand atour spacion No, 8 Cortlandt We offer th factor reet, This is the greatest chat and pleasant warerooms, near Broadway. of the season, mtire stock at cost prices at private safe and lor cash only. ARCH, JOHNSLON, No. 8 Cortlandt street. ‘AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF WILLIAM VAN TASSEL! (SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL), at the old stand, 110, 112 and 114 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth ayenue. REGULAR SALES OF HOR: ES AND CARRIAGES WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 12 o'clock. GENTLEMEN WISHING TO Kk. PURCHASE, OR THOSE having Horses or Carriages to sell, will find this house perfectly reliable, this business will be conducted on 4 he same straightforward principles which have gov- erned it in the past. We give the purchaser of every horse that is warranted sound trom 2¢ to 48 hours for trial. Horses and Carriages always on hand at AL ADVANCES MA\ LTB} rivate sale, KON CONSIGNMENTS, T PRIVATE SALE, AT ARCH. JOHNSTON'S NEW HORSE’ AND CARRIAGE MART, 19, x1, 3 AND 2% EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE and FIFTH AVENUE. EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE, BROKEN TO ALL gaits of a saddle horse and kind in all harness; warranted ROAD ESTABLISHMENT. sound. Six-seat Barouchi pune, by Lawrence ; Op Denve Wagon, Rockaway, Prices 25 per cent lower than at any other place in the city. A BLEGART LANDAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONE curtain Coach, one six-seat Rockaway, one Park Phaeton, one Victoria, one two-wheel Log Curt, one top and one no top Wagon, one pony Phaeton, also two sets of double Harness and two sets of sinzle Harness, all nearly ne cheap, to s carriage tactot near Fourth avenue re an estate, and made by the best city makers, to be'sold Can be seen at M. CURLEY'S y, 109, 111 and 113 East Thirteenth street, UCTION SALE—OF AN ELEGANT PAIR OF CAR. Harness, Barouche, and a superb La mported expressly for the Ru ‘fatacazy, on Tuesday, April, 29, cisely, infront of private residence 44 For particulars see auction column, SECOND HAND CURTAIN COACH, ‘cond hand Omnibus Phaeton. riage Horse dau, nearly new, Minister hand T Cart. ‘ond hand 4 seat bo Second hand back-t Second hand Coupelette. an @: atl o'clock pre est Filty-secon Wagon. ack Phaeton, Most of above our own make and in excellent condi- tion, at reasonable prices. BRE GENTLEMAN, GOING ABROAD, OF R, 84 Fitth avenue, corner Fourteenth st. ERS FOR sale a pair of chestnut Mares, very stylish and fast; one Mail Phaeton. ond street. Iso one double light Harness, one Brewster Wagon and Apply at stable, No. 1 East Forty-sec- LOT OF TOP RUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS, EXPRESS, Grocery and light Business Wage hand top B cheap. between Kighth and Ninth avenues. SCTION OF PARK light Rockaways, Depot Wagons, Pony Phaeton: bugyies and A CHOICE SE Sundowns, V family Carria hand. ori: a MANUI MAN iM hands high,7 them; trot in MUST SELL, ly, his beautiful years old; sound; a tady hag also a se West Tw PHAETON ther seasonable sty! new and second TOGETHER OR bay Hambletonian ur Apply at 19 ‘Broadway, VERY BEAUTIFUL DARK CHESTNUT VIRGINIA P and safe tor la Hy. bred saddle He &D. LOT OF HORSE: for all kinds of busine Fel Horses, young and sound. 3. W. WATROUS, 51 Ferry street, New York. FROM THE COUNTRY, se for sale, 158 hands high; young FIT am of sor- nal st. one splendid Inquire of 541 T _FACTORY—70 TOP BUGGIES, FROM $75 UP; Rockaways, Victorias, Phactons and one Barouch: Near Grand Cheapest in city. 148 Eldridge street. RRIVED AT LAST—J. et and Bowery, 146 and DAY & SON. ©. DEZO, OF JACKSON A City, Mich., with 34 head of the finest single and fouble Horses CHAMBERLI Lexington avenues, er brought to this market, at A. 8. Twenty -fitth street, between Third and GREAT BAR- ARRIAGES—SLIGHTLY DAMAGED gains; Carriages, new and second hand, of every de- scription, at low prices; now is the. time to purchase, be- fore trad’ commences. 'MANUFACIURERS’ UNION, 638 Broadway. Cos FOR SALE CHEAP.—C. stables 113 East Fifteenth street. OR SALF—A YOUNG MILCH COW; Can be seen at No. 4 West Seventeenth days old. street. Large milker. ALF EIGHT JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HORSE, WITH- xth street. Inquire at private stable . 3 West OR SALE—A HANDSOME ONE: HORSE VICTORIA; in good order; first rate maker ; only ‘Apply ai 49 West Thirty-toird street. A OR SALE—$80—ONE_ TWO GIG, WITH top: $75 for one top Wagon; all in good order. Apply at 86 Walker street, near Bradway. NOR SALE—A LOT OF GOOD WORK HORSES, JUST arrived from the country: to be sold cheap; also a fine, good driving Horse." 176 Mercer street, near Bieecker. PID NOR SALE.—A VERY HANDSOM hands, dark brown horse; good black points; long tail; six years old clear limbs. Apply at private street, OR SALE- glass Pan Phaeton: itlso several top sound perfectiy ble 59 West Forty-fourth ECOND HAND CLARENCE; ALSO A Coach, newly done up; new Doctor's | nd no-top Buggies, one two- seat extension top Wagor LINN BROS, arriage Makers, 47 and 49 Bergen street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—CHUNK OF CANADIAN HORSE, 14% bands high OR SAt high; uncommonly sound, can trot in 3:30; Auitaye tor a team or coupe. Apply to F ; suit a buteher, baker or grocer; sound and kind’; free of ail blemish, 459 Ninth ¢.venu E—A PAIR OF DARK BAY “4ORSES, 151 rs, sty"anh drivers: warranted entieman’s road A. DONALDSON, 88 Dey st OR SALE-THREE ¢QUNG PONY HORSES, 16 TO 15 hands; sound, “gind and true; sold cheap for those of less va! go. 104 West Sixteenth str Seventh avenue tor coupe at 68) W af Carriage; th At Forty. hth: Fo 4 sane. p. Byoars 0 any business; grocer or and Harness, price $10. street, near Leroy street. JOR SALE—A Mare, years olt SALV 4 VERY STYLISH DAPPL +" syears old, 16.2 hands traded , near GRA’ pund and kind; go owner has no use for it. Apply A BROWN MARE, warranted sound VERY 8HOWY mane and tail; can trot fast: 16 hands, 7 warranted soand and kind ; the pro NANDS HIGH, nd kind; suitable for butcher ; price $200; and a Coupe Inquire at 585 Washingion ARRIAGE, rf ola ntleman, having lost the mate. To be seen at stable ® re Hast Thirty-second street, roe SALE—A FINE CHESTNUT SORREL MARE, 6 years old, (rot better than 3mh 6 years old, in’ 2:40; also a C 100 Grand street, Williamsburg. a black Mare, A rriage For SALE—A_ HANDSOME ENGLISH LANDEAU, with double Harness be seon at No, 6 Kast Washi | just imported, at cost price, To ngLOD vIACe, et double Harness, good as new. nira’s stable, Seventy third street apply to BRUNS, MOORE & CO., Can be seen at Me and Fourth avenue, 452 Broadway. 2 CHEAP—A WELL ESTABLISHED BROWN and Straw Board Paper Business, Inquire at 9 Aun street, OR SALE—A NICE LIGHT VICTORIA, MADE BY Brewster 4 Baldwin. Inquire of Mr. SNOWDEN, Fourth Avenue Railroad stables, Fourth avenue and Thirty-second street. OR SALE—A_ FINE SIX YEAR OLD THOROUGH- bred black Morgan Mare, 16 hands high; steps well; sound, kind and gentle; price $82, 296 West Thirty: fourth street, OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME GRAY HOBSE, seven years old, 16 hands, best knee action in the city. Bay Horse, 7 years, 154; hands; very stylish and knee action, No.9 East Tenth street. (OR SALE—TWO VERY FINE THOROUGHBRED Kentucky Saddle Horses; all the fancy gaits; per- foctly broken: May be seen for two days at 29 Kast For- tleth street. i OR SALE—ONE LIGHT LEATHER TOP WAGON; price $185. Also a very handsome Clarence; price $650; French plate glass. H, BURR, 203 Mercer s {OR SALE—THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 'PLE- man going abroad. consisting of a pair of bay Horses, 16% hands, tree and stylish drivers, Clarence Park Phac: tonand double Sleigh; also heavy double Harness. gilt mountings, by Campbell.’ Apply ai private stable, In rear of 38) East Seventeenth stree! OK SALE OR TO LET—A HOUSE; 10 BOX STALL shed, carriage house; convenient to Fleetwood at Highbridge avenue ; suitable tor horse training man keeping horses. Inquire at, Florence's Ho- tel, of JOHN BARRY, Esq, McComb’s Dam, or JOHN PURDY, 321 West Twenty-sixth street, New York, OR SALE—TWO THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED inglish Saddic Horses: sound, very fast and hand- some; drive together; will be sold’ cheap if taken im mediately. Apply to TIERNAN, couchman, 9 to 12 morn. ing, at Blaney's stable, 105 West Forty ninth street. OR SALE~A PAIR OF HORSES, 154 HANDS high; warranted sound; good drivers; suitable tor wrocery or express; 7 and 8 years old. Call at 591 Green- wich sirect, near Houston. OR SALE CHEAP—NEW AND SECOND HAND EX- press, Grocery, Milk and Business Wagons; also one new and second hand Buggies. At 26) Broome st., N. Y. GOR SALE CHEAP—A E-HORSE FURNITURE Truck, suitable for removing. To be seen at 1,007 Third avenue, between Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth streets, FLARES, SADDLES, HORSE, CLOTHING, | CAR: riage Robes, Lap Dusters, Fly Nets, and’a large Variety of Saddlery Goods always on hand, ©. B. SMITH & CO., 40 War-en street, New York. ARNESS,—THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE T New York: good double truck Harness, $30; good single buggy Harness, hand made, $17; 4 good stable- Blanket, $2 0; the larvest assortment of Cart Harness in. thecity. Cheaper than ever on accountot moving May 10, Please call and examine for yourselves. FISHER & OSBORNE, 43 Murray street. ARNESS.—THE LARC iT VARIETY OF HARNESS ‘and Horse Furnishing Goods of every grade and kkind of any house in New York, at MOSEMAN'S Manu- factory and Warerooms, il4 Chambers st 5 I ARNESS,—FOR SALE LOW, FINE, NEW SILVER- plated Phaeton Harness ; also fine light double and single Harness. 149 West Thirty-third street, second joor. ‘ORSES, FRESH FROM ROME, ONEIDA COUNTY.— Two pairs of blacks; one pair, 16 hands, stylish, good. steppers; the other 15%, stylish, Kood roaders; also one bay, 164, one roan, 16 ‘hands. Inquire for G. WHEELER, at A. Cook's stable, 247 West Forty-first st. ‘UST ARRIVED, FROM VERMONT, ONE PAIR OF youn; nahogany bay lH : Messenger and Black Hawk stock; 16g hands tylish and fast trav- ellers; gentle and sound ; organ Driving Mar at the stables of Dr. E. B, MIDDLEBROOK, 170 East Se enty-eighth street. OR SALE CHEAP—A FINE GROCERY IN GOOD location, Inquire corner Lee avenue and Penn street, Brooklyn, i. D. rock AND FIXT\ ) Toy Store tor sa a few doors trom the ¢ school; good dwelling a HE GREATEST CHANCE EVER large quantity ot lish Pocket Knii half their v: by the OF A NEW CANDY AND 214 Kast Thirty-cighth street, ance to Thirty-sey tinents; rent ERED—A for sale at bs joven of lot Apply at grocery store, 229 bridge street, Brooklyn. ILL.COX & GIBBS’ SEWING MACHINE STOCK for sale (10 shares) cheap, tor cash, WILLIAM & E. A, CRUIKSHANK, corner Broadway and Forty-fourth st. 150-8004 WATER APPARATUS, GENERATOR, DLO. two Fountains and marble Stand, cheap, at $77 Greenwich street, near Franklin street, in the cloth- ing store, 50 WILE BEY A Good PAYING GROCERY OY Store up town: rent cheap rooins fo ttve. in. for further particulars apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, $0 New Bowery. HACHIEN Se A By RIGHT-TOR 2 Inquire at PATYERSON'S, POWER ENGINE, Zand 19 Rose street. SECOND HAND LARG Lov OF NEW AND ZA. Steam Machines and Boilers, Steam Pumps and Tanks, FIND HO! MAN. Manuiacturers, ea Beas 25 Water street, Brooklyn. T WILSON & ROAK >» 234 WATER stree horse How Ts I 1-horse Portable Hoister, horizontal and upright Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Shatting, Pulleys, &e, JOR SALE—BOILER AND E . Pulleys, dc. 331 West A WALKING BEA} a ‘y cheap. Apply to 7 Dey street, room 6. H HOMER, MACHINIST—PEALER IN y AND « second hand Tools, Lathes, Vices; Screw, Lever and Bookbinders’ Presses; large set of Geared Rolls, for silversmith or Jeweler, at 54 East Broasway ALOTIING MACHINE FOR SALE—A? HALF ITS “cost; very little used; seven fect between columns, Apply to B. ©. FORCE, Nos. 5 and 7 Dey street, room 6. SHAFT" AS GOOD AS NEW PORCH, Nos. 5 and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITILES, ING FOR A GENTLEMAN SFITABLE OF with $3000 ready, to assist retiring principal inan established high ‘class business, with enormous Proilts; net income $1000) yearly, easily made, Address Al, Herald Uptown Branett INVENTION—A SUBSTITUTE FOR loth, &c., for all purposes, and other sale or Partner wanted. Apply at P. M., daily. PART OR ALL OF A GOOD AND NOVEL PATENT for sale. Cali at Leggett’s Hotel and Sto7 PL ¥ H., tor five days. J. O, COL G MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IN PENN- sylvania for sale—Including Land, Buildings and + Price $10,000; terms easy; oF ¥ for real esiate in or about, New York city; go0 for selling; no agents need apply, Address A. ald office. 3 N ENERGETIC MAN OF GOOD ADDRI AS agentior a well established manufacturing busi- hess; lucrative situation to experienced business men, Address MANUFACTURING, box 204 Herald oftice. IN A FIRST model, MAN, room 64. PAYID PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,090, class business; a young man bf reliability and Ghery. preferred: refetences exchanged. Apply to GEOKGE WEBSTER, 309 Broadway. ECOND HAND CARRIAGES, SIX-SEAT ROCKA Sway, smali Pony Wagon, Depot Wagon, five Rock aways, several Buggies, Coupe, Park Phacton, number ot ages, sligbtly soiled at bargnine MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 633 Broadway. UPERIOR IRON STABLE FITTINGS —PARTIF about to build new stables, or refit old oves, are in- vited to cell andtnspect specimens of all the most ap- proved kinds manutactured in our own workshops. JANES & KIRTLAND, 8, 10 and 12 Reade street, rfO LET—FOUR STALLED PRIVATE STABLE, AT 131 West Seventeenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. JOHN J. TOWNSEND, 76 Wall street. 10 LET—FROM IST OF MAY, TWO PRIVATE STA- bles. Inquire of WM. H. HANKINSON, 15 East Twenty-seventh street. 10 RENT—FROM MAY 1, PRIVATE STABLE, 332 EAST Seventeenth street; four stalls and large carriage Apply on premises or at 136 First avenui WO STABLES TO LET, UP TOWN—ONE LARGE andone snail. WM. '& E. A. CRUIKoHANK, corner Broadway and Forty-fourth street. how ANTED—A HORSE SUITABLE FOR A FURNITURE cart; must be young, sound and kind; one or two days’ trial required; price $150 to $200; will pay $2 a day for use it not purchased. B. M. COPERTHWAIT & CO., 155 Chatham street. yy arr )—TO MATCH OR TO SELL, A VERY FINE Carriage Horse, dark brown, with plack points, 154; hands high, 5 years old; sound and kind in single and double harness. Inquire at6l West Thirteenth street, where he may be seen, HORSES—FROM $125 TO $200; BAY, CAN BEAT 3 minutes, $225;_ two-horse Express Wagons, $200; light double Harness, $25; must sell. 418 Eighth avenue, corner Thirty-first street. GOOD HORSES FOR SALE—FIT FOR TRUCK OR cart; also the finest coupe Horses in the city, 7 years old, 16%, hands: all sound; warrantee given; must be sold. “Apply at 220 Eighth ave f HORSES—ONE PAIR OF KENTUCKY BROW © young, sound, kind and gentle; great speed and bot- tom ; 15! binds high. Price $500, Stables ot E. B. MID- DLEBROOK, 170 ty-eighth street. FOR SALE. R STORE FOR SALE—WITH OR WITHOUT Stock. Apply at77 Greenwich avenue, BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE FOR SAL Long lease; nine years established; newspaper Foute pays all expensed. For, particulars apply at 147 Third avenue, one door from Fifteenth street. A ‘OR BALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORES ON THE venues and business streets, down town Sample Rooms, Ale Vaults, Lunch Houses, Oyster Saloons, Chop Houses, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 7 Cedar street. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT DOWN TOWN, HALF interest, or sale; also Bakeries, Contectioneries, Stationery Stores, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Stores, Hat Stores, cornet Grocery Stores, MITCHELL'S 5 77 Cedar street. E FURNISHING AND WOOD AND WIL SPLENDID BUSINESS CORNER ON SIXTH AV nue, with brick House and thirty years’ lease of lot atlow rent. A rare chance. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. WELL LOCATED FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR Store for sale cheap—In Williamsburg, doing good business; long lease and low rent. Apply'to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre street. A’ NEW BRIGHTON, 8. L—FOR SALE, THE STOCK and Fixtures of the best located Grocery Store in Richmond county ; reasons for solling more than satisfac. tory. Apply to MARTIN J. BUNN & CO, 3% and 387 Greenwich street, New York. OTIVE MAN WITH $3,500 CASH CAN JOIN ADVER- tiser in business in Philadelphia that will net $15,000 er year eure. For particulars address PUILADEL- HLA, lierald offic RARE AND SPLE OPPORTUNITY FOR \DID men of some capital and energy to make money by Call and see it. introducing my new invention, J ¥, MANOW Broadway, room 91. ‘PHosinnss OPPORTUNITY. ADVERTISER, who has a business fully developed and capable of great extension with cor ding profit, wishe o-operation of one or two acter; some capital indir secured, Address, with Eddy & Co., No.1 Park NUANCE SELDOM MET WITH.—LIGHT MANUFAC- ess for sale; cash about $1,00): this is ticed. Address WORTH, en of good - usable, which will be amply reference, HOBART, care of 8; nce. ay rookiyn Branch Herald offic HE CHARTER FOR AN ACADEMY OF Fine Arts, authorizing the issue of stock to the amount of half a million ($500,000), the holding of prop- erty to an unlimited amount, the creation of mortgages, &c., &c. This is a rare fe to make @ rapid fortune as ihere inno art academy now open, in Fhiladelphia, Address CENTENNIAL, box 2,541 Philadelphia Post office. par ER WANTED—WITIF CAPITAL, IN THE loan business; well established. Address D. G., box 153 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. TATES RIGHTS FOR SALE FOR OUR IMPROVED 15 Patent Coliar; also our patent Detachable Clasp Col- lar Button. Address FLATLEY & MARSON, care of our attorney, Heury M. Birkett, $95 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. HE SUCCESSFUL PUBLISHER OF “TIE FREE: thinker,” a mgnthly paper published during the last three years inthe German lanzuage, treating religion. moral and science, on the platiorm of truth, reason and the results of scienti th ogress, intends to lish edition, and is willing to arrange w party possessing a few thousand dolla pnd doubt. Address FRE rat box 2,675 Post offic \ A PRACTICAL PRID , WITH SOME capital and pro qualifications, to establish, either by himself or associated with another as editor, an independent, democratic newspaper and job printing office, in an interior and rapidly growing geity of 40,00) inhabitants, presenting now an invi as ie such anenterprise, Call upon or address CUBPPU, BUCHEK & MULVILLE, 176 Broadw New York. WASTED <A RESPECTABLE MAX WITH $30 TO $1,000 cash to assist me ina business where there isno risk, and can be made very profitable, Call, tor three day's, at 440 Broadway, basement 2 0004 DESIRE A PARTNER TO OPEN A * + new idea lunch room down town; good location; big'moncy made ; services optional; retere exchanged. Addrcéss three days F. A, B., Herald office. € =PARTNER TO TAKE THE FINANCIAL $3.000 tities ore ucrative: manufncturmg ust. ness in hand; will bear close investigation; reterences 4s to capability, &c., required. Address SUBSTANTIAL, Herald office. $10.000 artner in an mmedistely to fi terview address D. Os =MAN OF UNDOUBTED RE- and position wanted as nancial business to proceed erences exchanged. For in- 165 Herald office. TL pectabilit; ‘tablished re HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. In this City and Brooklyn. WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, AND HAVING A a. room to let to a lady, will please send her address to L. W., station A. GENTLEMAN AND LADY REQUIRE A PLAIN A furnished Koom ; state terms, which must be moder- ate. Address V. 8, B. J., Herald office. A =STORE WANTED, ON WEST SIDE OF BOWERY, + between Spring and Fourth streets; a corner pre: ferred. Address, with ulars, 265 Water street. WANTED. A. S002, BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 18 YEARS, ES- tablished; Lager Beer and Luneh Room down town ; splendid location ; Boarding House up town; Cigar Store, Grocery Store, &c, WARNER & CO,, No. 5 Dey street. FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE for sate.—Doing an excellent business; long lease and low rent. For particulars apply at 6) Cannon street. —LOOATED ON A PROMINENT COR- ner, between Twentieth and Thirty-fourth streets on Sixth avenue; a good lease will be given ata moder- ate cent. Apply to STRICKLAND, Drug Agent, 78 Cedar « eet. OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT, FOR MANU- facturing Mosale inlaid flooring; will he sold ata sacrifice, as owner is about sailing tor kurope. Apply, for particulars and samples, to A. J. HENNION, J Counsellor at Law, room 10, No. 5 Dey street, New York: OR SALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT; one of the best locations in Brooklyn; has two sa loons; in basement has billiard room, bar and oyster Counter; the best kitchen in the world ; has every tacilit for furnishing wedding and ball parties, &o. Fine stoc! btstlverware for loan: Isdolng @ good cake business, Ap- tic street, Brooklyn, OR SALE—LEASE OF STORE 8 FULTON STREET. For particulars inquire oa the premises, SOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, CIGAR F Store, (9 Third avenue; Stock, Fixtures and Lease. Inqutre at the place. caer JOR SALE—A BARGAIN-THAT WELL KNOWN paqgoe b ore wore i see of Bevunseqnen treet Ninth avenue; two ’ lease from May 1. aoe aa eae ee eet LLOYD, 29 Broadway. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN ished Confectionery Store, in one of the NOR SALE Pid. tions in Fulton streete Brooklyn. For particu t locations bet, okiyn. For particulars Wevtiyte D&M. CHAUNCY, 207 Montague street. OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND3 YEARS’ Lease of a first class cotner Liquor Store, on a lead- ing avenue, Inquire at 80 Cortlandt street. im JOR SALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORE, THREE FO Fears Lease, Stock and Fixtures; will be sold cheap . Apply at once at No, 1 Attorney street. OR SALE—A FINE CORNER LIQUOR STORE, with six years’ Lease and Fixtures; is one of the est locations on the west side, | Inquire on the premises, corner of King and Washinetov streets, of M. H. CARROLL, for cash. LADY DESIRES TO TAKE CHARGE OF A HOUSE for the Summer for parties who are going to ve ab- sent; good references can be given. Address box 5,235 Post offic NY PARTY IN THE CITY OR ABOUT LEAVING and having a Furnished House to rent at a moderate price, can find a responsible tamily of adults, who would take the best of care; location trom Fourth to Thirtieth street and from Fourth to Bixth avenue. Answer imme- diately Herald office, AULT WANTED—SUITED FOR STORING STEREO. type plates, Address (stating rent per year and di- mensions) box 182 Herald ofiice. ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR four or six months, at Bergen Point or in'the vi- cinity, on the line of the Central Railroad ot Now Jersey. AN AND WIPE, FUR- suitable for locality, ANTED—BY A GENTLE nished Room and Bedroom adjoining light housekeeping, Address, stating terms an T.K,, box 13) Heraid Uptown’ Branch office GOOD LOCATION ON WEST SIDE j mou ANTED—IN ‘&@ Floor of five or six room nents preferred, Address GEO, HAY! 5 —— In the Country. GENTLEMAN O¥ HIGH RESPECTABILITY AND Tesponsibility, with wite and one servant (no chil dren) ould. like. to cecupy a sinall Portion of a tur. ished House for the Summer months oF longer at a Rominal rent, with the supervision of the whole | high- tat reterences given. address or call oft M. H. UNDER. HIILL, Sixpenny Savings Bank, Astor place. DRY GOODS. MITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 14 A noe, Twentieth street, Spring and Sy IMPORTED; beautitul Costumes Ji ‘ek ly, Patterns fitted to the form war- cectd portock. Cutting and basting. Come EARLY in the day. = NDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS—A I rare occasion to buyers; the choicest goods in the trade offered as bargains; retiring definitely trom busi- hess in July. ‘The Building to lease for three or five years. a J. RUSSELL, 38 at Twenticth street, EB. A. DUVAL, 878 BROADWAY.—ELEGANT Grenadines, Chantilly Gauzes and Guipures, for the Sum- novelties in imported Patterns just reecived for mer. Ladies invited. Orders by mail promplly attended to, Patierns cut from measure, including Real and Nottingham Lace Curtains; Novtingham La , from Le, up; elegant Muslin Curtains, in seu, of beaucitul designs and splendid quality; Table Damasks, Sheetings, Towels, a Marseillos Quilts, Table Covers, &c. Also large lots of fine imported Dress Goods, in all the latest shades, at 25c., e., ie. ard Se, Ail and eack oF which isa bargain great enough to draw a crowd at ordinary time: nid Lace Sacques Lace Shawls have also heen received and will be opened to-day Koch's, Carmine and Bleecker streets. A GREAT € ZARING OL LE 2 on account of removal, $40,000 wort Ribbons, Laces, Kid Glov Parasols, Tostery, &6.y to be sold, regardless of cost f during the next two weeks, the Great B: M) nin Store ol S& GL between Eldridg Milliners supplied ar RAND OPENING OF LADIES' SUITS, TUESD. PRIL 29. K K 000 Ty Rn K oO 0. H H K oO H H K o u H K oO HHA HHH KK 0 H ig K oO H H K Oo oO yu H K oO oO c Hu H K K 000 ce H H Bleecker and Carmine streets, has, In consequence of the Kenerai staznatton in busks ness, been induced to buy the entire stoc LADI its SILK SACQUES of one of the first importing houses of this city at about of importation. This stock ot 5 Unsurpassed in Point of Beauty by any house in this city, Elegant Cashmere and Camei’s Hair Polonaise, cut and trinmed in the latest and most nobby style. Poplin Suits, ri rimmed, trom $10. ate Poplin ‘Suits, very latest styles, $14, $16 Fine black Alpac $9. Very fine Silk Alp Suits, very handsom cm Suits, $16 and $20, Mr. Koch has fitted up and furnished the spacious floor over his Popular Store in magnificent style as a suit department, making it one of the pleasantest and lightest show rooms in the city. It is necezsary to close out this stock quickly to make roont for the large stock of Linen and Lawn Suits now manufacturing in both Europe and this country for Mr. Koch, and which will commence to arrive about the 16th of next month. Mr. Kock invites his numerous customers and ladies ot taste to call and inspect this stock ot ladies’ tashionable Suits, which are oflered at such extraordinary bargains. ___ Corner Carmine KD Gtoves. : ATR. RIDLEY & SON'S, JUST ARRIVED, 2,000 dozen Ladies’ Glovesr new Spring shades, 45e. 2,500 dozen two-buttons, at 7c. $L and $1 25, 700 dozen three buttons, at $1 10 and $1 25. 500 Gents’ Kid Gloves, at $1, $125 and $1 50. We will receive dally trom Custom House, during the coming week, over 5,000 dozens, all new and desirable shades—our own importation and inanufacture, EDWAKD RIDLEY & SON, 309, II, S111 Grand street, 62, 64, 66, 68 And 70 Allen street, liu’ b Bowery, Ss AW GOOD: RIBBONS. PARASOLS. AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT, E, RIDLEY & SON, 800 Grand sirect, New York. Special offering in all our RETAIL DEPARTMENTS, STRAW GOODS, Round Hats and Bonnets, in Freneh chip, Relg'an and Parts “plc straws Pngich’ Dunstabies, and every other destrabie brad. comprising about cies of new epring styles to elect trom; Low to finest grades. down. Prices Consignet Manufacturers’ Stoc's, 100 new shares, both Round Hats aad bonnets, at 2 ¢., Ke., 75c., and $1 less than wholesale pric. s Inspect our Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. RiBBONS Gros Grain Ribbons at Se,, 1e., 1 The very finest quality of Paris Kibl s. Tartan Sash Ribbons, 60e. per yard Block Plaids, inrge variety, 56c. and 65e. per yard. Seven-inch lafieta hibbons at se. per yard. Silks, « ating and furquois at 75c., $1 and $1 50 per yardup Flower De; artment Enlarged. 500 cartons of newly imported French Flowers, selling far less than cvs: ot duty. REAL LACES. Black Thread, Point Applique, Guipure, Valenciennes. Aiso, Barbes, Parasol Covers, Paris Embroideries, &m cheap. Be us at half former PARASOLS, All the new styles, S6c., 75e., $1, $1 25, $1 50, Lined, with club handles and chatelaine attachments, from $: Examine Dress Tri 4s, Silk Fringes and Passementerie Gimps, Two floors filled with Fancy Goods, Willow Ware, Carved Goods, Jewelry, Silverware, Cutlery, Iniants’ Car riages, &c. The largest stock of Oxidized Goors in the city. Over 1,000 styles and varieties, is her Travelling Bags and Satchels, 65c., 7c., 8c. and up. Fin Leather Belts, Russia and Turkey, with steel, gilt, jet and oxidized trimmings, at 75, and $1, up. 16,000 Pocketbooks ut 15¢,, 25c., S0e., 75e., 91, Ub. Pertumery and Toilet Articles. Florida W EXAMINE OUR jer, #5¢. bottle. 10SITY ROOM, Is and Hosiery cheap. id ice to-day, 65e., T5e., $1 and $1 60, f Corsets i eajt tines of Unerciothiig for dies, misses and intants, hacia KE. KIDLEY & SON, 411 and $112 Grand, 62, 04, 66, 63 and 70 Alten street, and ere, ith block east from the Bowery. Gentlemen's Furnishing ( 10 MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, LEY & SON'S as 8, BD WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT, Silks, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers and Straw Goods, cheap. Call. KID GLOVES. MONOGRAM AND EDWARD, New Spring Shades, by various steamers. ice in ~pelman’s building, 49 BROADWAY, for the convenience of buyers. Our stock in Grand street comprises over twenty thou. sand dozen, Acknowledged to be the best low-priced Kid Gloves in America, 1D AMEF ICA EO WARD RIDLEY & SON, Su, 311 and 31144 Grand street 62, 64, #6, 68 and 70 Aled st firth block east from the Bowery. Desbroases street cars, from corner Broadway and Grand street, bring you to the door mn four minutes. LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S NOR- A fang Ladies’ Dress Caps and Human flair Boot at Nes MYERS", No. § Union aquare, west site LL KINDS OF GENTS' CLOTHING REPAIRED BY indy, Inte from London, cheaper and with moro Gare than tailors take, wt 213} East Sixth street, floor, door to the right. ME. A. DUVAL, 878 BROADWAY—WILL EXHIBIT this ‘day and’ all the week elegant Carriage am Promenade Toilets. Dresemaking in the latest appro risian style. Ladies materials made up oF furnish it desired. Elegant fit warranted. Orders from out town promptly executed. By sending waist will insure & perfect Ot, Terms moderate, MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.