The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1873, Page 10

THE COURTS. In the United States District Court yesterday, in ‘Whe matter of Louis H. Rosey, a bankrupt, Judge Beatohford decided that the United States is enti- Mea to prove a debt in respect to so much of the mount of its claim, set forth in its proof ofdebt, as ‘@oes not consist of any costs of the suit which had ‘Been brought in the Umited States Circuit Court to weeover from Rosey certain penalties under the Revenue law. The Judge also holds that the Gaited States is entitled to a priority or preference ‘The case of Carl Vogt, alias Joseph Stupp, who is eharged with the murder of the Chevalier Bois de Bianco, at Brussels, Belgium, was resumed yester- Bay before Commissioner Kenneth G. White. The farther reading of the depositions was waived by ‘ounsel for prisoner. The case has been adjourned to Friday next. Im the Josth divorce case the referee’s report ts confirmed by the Court. A decree of divorce i granted Mrs, Justh. She is awarded tne care of She two girls, and Mr. Justh is appointed the guardian of the boy. By the intervention of mutual friends this amicable arrangement has deen arrived at with no doubt as much pleasure to the ies, most deeply concerned, as to their frien BANK DEFALCATIONS AND FORGE- Whe Atlantic National Bank—Application to Declare the Bank an. Involuntary jankrupt. Yesterday an application was made to Judge Blatchford, in the United States District Court, on the part of some of the creditors of the Auantic National Bank, for an order calling on the officers af the bank to show canse why the bank shonlad not be adjudicated an involuntary bankrupt, and: ap assignee appointed to collect and distribute the assets of the establissment among its creditors. This application was resisted on the ground that B receiver of the bank had been already appointed by the Comptroller of the Currency, who now held the assets of the bank with a vicw to the settle- ment of its affairs, and that, under the bankruptcy jaw of the United States, there was no jurisdiction 40 the Court over a case of this character, especiaily as the Comptroller of the Currency had exclusive power to take possession of and wind up the affairs of an insolvent national bank. Judge Blatchiord, for the sake of form, granted the order, stating that he did not believe the Bankruptcy Court had jurisdiction of a case of this character. The oider ‘was made returnable immediately, for the purpose of having an appeai taken to the Circuit Court to @ecide the question of jurisdiction, Whe Bank of England Forgery—Case of George McDonnell—Further Examina- tion of the Accused. Tne further examination of George McDonnelt, who is charged with complicity in the alleged Wauds upon the Bank of England, was resumed yesterday before Commissioner Joseph Gutman, at ‘bis office in Nassau street. Mr. T. F. Marbury and Mr. Charles M. Da Costa appeared as counsel, the former for the British government and the latter for the Bank of Eng- ‘and, and Mr. Brooke for the prisoner. Mr. Archibald, the British Consul, was also pres- ent. Counsel for the prisoner expressed a desire to #£ross-examine Mr. Archibald. This was objectea to by Mr. Da Costa, unless counsel called Mr. Archi- bald as his own witness. The Commissioner held shat counsel for the prisoner had the right to sross-examine Mr. Archibald, Mr. Brooke then proceeded to cross-examine Mr. Archibald, ‘The latter stated that he bad made the complaint in this case upon certified and authenticated copies of the warrant from the Lord Mayor of London, Sir S. H. Water- iow, charging the prisoner with the alleged for- ee NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1873—QUADRUPLE SH&ur. CITY HALL ‘AFFAIRS, Some of the Rumors that Were Tet Loose Yesterday—The Fire Commis- sioners and Commissioners of Build- ings Qualify. The City Hall was a grand gossiping ground yesterday, and outside of the Mayor’s ofice there seemed to be little else than gossiping going on. The Micawhber family was to the front as usual, anda large crowd of the under strata of politicians was present also; but there was little of note transpiring. Nothing “turned up” for the one way either. Nearly ail the Aldermen were around, is, if they had any to keep, Nobody will ever again accuse this Board of Aldermen of getting up a “combination.” They are too innocent and good to do it in the first place, and too limber in the secona place, to keep it up if they had it, Most of them called on the Mayor during the day and had brief interviews with the man who brought them strangely to terms, If it were nota disrespectful and tainted appellation, Mayor Have- meyer might well be called “The Boss.” The Mayor was extremely busy yesterday und was obliged to refuse audience to many of those who had called to see bim, It was his last day in which to perfect the remaining nominations, and he waited most of his time to himself. ‘Chere are now to be nominated four Commissioners of Police, three Park Commissioners, a City Chamberlain, two Commissioners of Accounts—the latter offices being new and provided for by the new charter—and five City Marshals. There is also a Board of ten Police Justices to be appointed under the new bill, which received the Governor’s approval yesterday, but there is no limit of time within which they are to be nominated, There is considerable dissatisfaction expressed in promiscuous gatherings of men about the Hall atthe removal from the Board of Fire Commis- sioners of General Shaler, who ts looked upon at large as the man who did the most to periect the Department. With the remainder of the nomina- tions sent in to the Board on Friday there is little fault found, Of course, there are growlers, who desire to be appointed themselves and who will growl at any other nominations, but the masses of the people think that, although the nominees are, with scarcely an exception, entirely new men, they will DRONE efficient and capable officers if con- firmed. The new Board of Fire Commissioners and the Commissioner of Buildings, Walter W. Adams, ap- peared before the Mayor yesterday and qualified. There was amere rumor afloat yesterday that Thomas A. Ledwith will probably be one of the new Police Commissioners, but there is only a faint wssibility of the rumor being correctly founded. tts much more Jikely that he will be retained in the new deal of Police Justices, though that is only conjecture, Assembiyman Bernard Biglin called upon the Mayor yesterday and remained with him forashort time, and a report gained some cur- rency that he was likely to be named as a Police Justice, He is not a lawyer, however, and that fact may be very largely considered by the Mayor in making up his list. CORONERS’ CASES, Julia Cavonerd, a little Cuban girl, seven years of age, whose parents reside at 339 First avenue, died in Bellevue Hospital from the effects of inju ries recelved—laceration of the thigh arid arm—by having been accidentally ran over on the Ist inst. by car No, 31 of the Second Avenue Railroad Com- pany. The body of an unknown man, about twenty-four years of age, wis found floating in the dock loet of Fifth street, East River. Deceased was five feet seven inches in height, with brown hair, and wore black ceat, pants and vest. The remains were sent to the Morgue, and Coroner Nelson W, Young noti- fied to hold an inquest on the body, Coroner Young was yesterday called to the Morgue to hold an inquest en the bedy of an un- known man, forty years of age, which was tound floating in the dock foot of Twenty-first street, East River. Deceased was about five feet ten inches in height, with black hair and heavy black whiskers, He wore @ blue overcout, black dress coat, woollen jacket, brown vest and pants. The body, which apparently had been a long time in the geries, and upon the affidavits and depositions which had accompanied those warrants; these de- Prantl and affidavits set forth the particulars of e accusation against the prisoner; he received ‘them on the 22d of April; before that time he had Searned something of the nature of the case by felegraph, on the 17th of March, and also by com- — irom the solicitor of the Bank of Eng- Mr. Brook contended that the proceedings had met been based upon the original depositions on which the warrant was issued. . Betore this pro- ceeding had been commenced another had been had upon the orginal warrant. He claimed that only one warrant could be issued, aud that the ‘Warrant in this case was not the original one. The Commissioner ruled that the warrant of the Mayor of London, upon which the present Proceeding was based, was the original one. Mr, Brook vhen offered in evidence the entire gecord of the previous proceeding. ‘This was objected to by Mr. Da Costa. The Commissioner admitted the warrant in eyl- ong legal argument was then gone into by Mr. Brooke for the purpose of showing Ube construc- tion of the law of 1848 and 1840 with reference to extradition cases. He also put ina series uf eb- bMered in evidence on the part of the prosecution. The Commissioner sustained some of these objec- tons and disallowed others, “* “fhe case was further adjourned. BUSINESS IN Tun OTHER COURTS. | SS RUS, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. @he Road trom 155th Street to Harlem River. Before Judge Fancher, Application was made yesterday to tax the bill of costs of Messrs. William ©, Traphagan, John McClave and Frederick Seaver, appointed some time since by Judge Brady for opening the public @rive from Tosth ttreet to Harlem River, Assistant Corporation Counse! Andrews pronounced the bill, Bmounting to $33,585, a most reasonable one, as ‘the road to be constructed is some four miles long. Ap there was no gpposition Judge Fancher allowed the billas submitted. “ The Justh Divorce Case. ‘The referee, Mr. Samuel E. Reed, appointed in This case, made his report yesterday, Judge Fancher confirmed the report and granted Mrs. | Justh a decree of divorce on the facts presented to him. The result is that Mrs, Justh takes charge of two children, girls, while Mr. Justh takes con- tro} and guardianship oi the boy. The case has Deen thus settled by the intervention of the friends ef both parties, who were naturally averse to the Merits of the charge and counter charge being ‘Made a matter of any further pubiicit Mr. ot on the recommendation of his friends, abandoned ‘the case, and tie lady berseli, equally weil advised, no doubt, accepted the conditions with regard to the main point, the carc of her children. Mrs. Justh makes no claim for alimony, thereby making tue setticment more easy, bringing it to the auica-, ele conclusion noted abuve. Decisions. Willets vs. Buddensick and others. Report -con- firmed and order for distribution and surplus ted. Benjamin G. Dorsett vs. Elmyra FE. Dorsett.— Report confirmed and judgment or divorce grant ved; custody ol children to plaintit, Ip the matter of The North American Fire Insur- ance Company.—Receiver’s compensation fixed. Spratt vs. King, &c.—Motion deuica without prejudice. Jections to the various depositions that had been + water, was remeved te the Morgue and Coroner Young notified. RETURNING POSTAL CARDS. To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— It would be a source of great convenience to busi- ness men if these cards were returned to the writers when the parties addressed are not found One cent postage might be collected for such ser- vice. Those wishing them returned could print their address on the face, so that it could be seen ata glance. Will younot advocate it? Yours, &c., May 17, 1873. J. W. M. EUROPE RANCE—BIARRITZ.—GRAND HOTEL L’. terre, reunis; bathrooms, billiard’ rooms. newspapers. oreign o™ IMPERIAL, Vienna. We have the honor to announce that the opening of rring, No..16 (formerly Palais Wurtemberg), the Hotel Imperial, Karnthn will take place on April 28, il, 1873. THE ADMINISTRATIO: Vienna, Apri OYEL DE LA PLACE DU PALAIS ROYAL, 170 Rue Rivoti, 170, Paris, New proprietors, DELAISSE, pere & fils. Large ind'smal} Apartinen ts. ervice ala carte. Table Whote at Se. Board and Lodgings at from $2. E 1873, INTERL SEASON 18% S (Switzerland). HOTEL RITSCHARD, Openiny ay 1, fitted up with the latest and most comfortable improve- ments, billiards bathing establishment, shower baths, &c, SPLEND| ID PARK GROUN The hotel havin; made to it in gran| been rebuilt and new addititions i istyle during the last year, itis now largest hotel at Interlaken, the largest EW OF TE. JUNGFRAU, SON aC. cD TO PURCHASK BLACK WALNUT DESK is . by the AVERILL CHEMICAL WANT TWO SETS OF T OR 4% FOOT FRENCH T ‘Birr stones, complete tor running, aud some 6 foot Pulleys 9ineh fice. Address DAVIS, Machinery Yard, 120 (o'124 Hudson street, Jersey City. : NCH ROOM WANTED—TO PURCHASE WATIN ND LI W for cash, i hhorhood, or store for same. Address C. G., bi ol TANTED—A _STEREOSCOP 1 PICTURES, W2xtiress! with lowest price, box 4.114 Post office, New York, WARTED<A BOAT PANDING feet long, or M for one. QW East Phirty-th: FLOAT, ABOUT 9 Address J. W. C., YA Aounas Volumes 20'te 38, inel Uptown Brancti office, 1, IX YE en's Mi jdress: Broadway MARBLE MANTELS: ARBLE AND MARBLE k: Marb ts, At prices thatdely competition, for tue trade. ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED for beauty of design and quuliy'of workmausaiiy SI e We |} Kinds a special, Slate Work oF a EEN RMYN SLATE C Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, , Marble Counters, Marble 1 Catlin e tion to chan to abide ev Stitite, &c., as defendants granted ; injunction con- ‘inoed unt) trial. Renandean vs. Locat.—Motion to cancel judg- Ment granted. Ment of divorce granted, SUPERIOR COUAT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. Ry Judge Curtis. Whittaker vs. Stebpins et al.—Order settled, Kem vs. Tupper et al.—Mouon for allowance to @efendants granted— g5.0, Koeller vs. McArdie.—Order vacating injunction settiod. “aa Aerton vs. Sherlock.—Order vacating motion and vacating stay. , i | { | COURT OF COMIEON PLEAS—SPECIL Ten™, Decisions. Ry Judge J. F. Daly. Meader vs. Meadcr.—Divorce gran Gorn vs. Gorn.—Sa THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION, The ‘National Ri jon held a epecial Meeting at 194 broadway yesterday alternoon for the purpose of hearing the report of the Committee on Range in regard to the opening and the arrange- ments they bad made tor it. Air. Wingate, chair Map of the commi'tee, read a report in which the the proviso that Governor Dix be dis- don that day, and, if His /xcellency is un- modation. It was decided to Invite the militia of Connecti- New Jersey, Peunsyivania and New York to cipate in the matches, to the victors of which \dxome gold badges are to be presented, A train will be chartered to convey the jn- at adane to the camp on Long | 1, and the time bi} starting will be stated in the jnyitatious, PIGh are ordered to be printed, Everingham vs. Vanderbilt et al.—Motton to sab- | Justh ys, Josth.--Report confirmed and judg- tb day of June was mentioned as the opening | day, with attend, a day will be appointed for his | GTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS. . i LS OF NEW DESIGNS AND COLORS, er Slate work, EAGLE SLAT 34 COMPA Sixth aventie, MATRIMONTAL, wi MEN DON'T MARRY.—WHY I DUN’T.—1 D sire to discuss this problem with some intelli and refined lady you rian my imay terminate 5 dress THEODOR Y existen! wretehed bac! Herald office. REMOVALS. Ww. DAY \EOR LAUNDRY OFFIC t Lieventh stree Orders by up rR Ki TEW YORK vated at 26 Wi ast Filueth street. | COAL AND WOOUD, TD ANGE COAL, $6 0: FURNAOK, $6; NUT, $5 PL ihe quantity; Wood, preg | $16 to $1% pe pulint F, Office, 863 Sixth ‘avenue; yard, | enth aven petween Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth str | 1 CLGARS AND TOBACCO. to in Fi. de ¢ arted in ap) WINES, LIQUORS, &C. ‘ SIN TEAS,—FINE OOLONE | I Breaktast, 4c. , Young Uygon Imperial red Japan, at 9 ton street VINES AND BRANDIES,~OLD COGNAC gallon and Hoek Wir Champagnes Port W ies, $1 $10 per 0s t (two dozer pints) « We ty class, and the other class didn’t make much head- and they kept their counsels pretty closely—that at the warerooms of sia’ REMOVED ™M 1145 Van Duser, Broadway to 166 Fifth avenue, third door below | ——o = <M rig rare Twenty-second’ street, west ade. No waira charge tor | \¥, HXTRA FINE COUPE AND Sappis the avenue, 4 mt rin all harness 1 imported { umported girs. $4 O por hundred. WY Fultou’ stueet, corner of SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. —FOR ALL KINDS OF FANCY D* A re cloewor au men, Ergered street, near ‘Canal, me D ip 3 SALE—A FINE ENGLISH BLACK AND TAN Pointer, very stanch; works well on quail, wood- cock and partridge, and Al Retriever. Apply at 48 East ‘ty-second street. THE TURF. (PROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON WEDNES- day, May 28, at 3 P.M. Purse $2,000; $1,200 to first, B209 to second und $800 to third. Mile ‘heats, best 3 in 5, Alden Goldsmith enters >. m. Huntress, P. Mance enters b. 8. William H. Allen, . H. Crawiord enters b. g. John W. Conley (formerly ; "WILLIAM H. VAN COTT, Superintendent. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. T BARKER & CHASES CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER- corner of Broadway and Thirty-nint! MAJOR ©, W. BARKER, aeolouen” Regular sales of Horses, Carriages, &e., EVERY WEDNESDAY “AND. SATURDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOOK. Gentlemen’s private Estabilshments disposed of at pub- He or private sale to the best advantage, and a general assortment of everything in the Horse fine always on hand at private sale. Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on every horse sold “his Inthe obly Mart in_ th hi 8 the only Ma State having the proper facilities tor showing horses on sale, viz, a large Driving Ring, entirely under cover. Superior stabling for horses on sale. Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to. Special attention paid to sales of Furniture at private ences MAJOR ©, W. BARKER, Ni 1G. CHASE, Bostone ” N° YF: } Proprietors. UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH, JOHNSTON late Johnston & Van Tassel OFFICE AND SALESROOM, ‘OLD SAND, 87 Nassau sireet, opposite the Post office, THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS. PIU MIBES oie BET, 19, 21, 23 and 25 EAST THIRTEENTH ‘ between Filth avenue and University place. ‘The business will be conducted on precisely the same sti and honorable principles which have al ways char- wed the dealings of our house and won the respect 1 coniidence of the business community, as well us the ic at large, GULAR SALES TWICE A WEEK THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, Entries for sale may be made, as usual, either at our downtown house, 37 Nassau strcet, or at the mart, 19,21, 23 and 25 East Thirteenth street, LIBERAL ADVANOKS, Ag USUAL, MADE ON CON- MENTS. At N 0. 8 CORTLANDT STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. Light Carriage and Harness Warerooms. The Cheapest Carriage House in the city, All descriptio: built to order and warranted. Teather top Buguies, every way reliable, from $160 up. Rockaways, Depot, Koad and Business Wagons. ‘Yop, no top, Panel, Basket and © spriag Pony Phactons. Several slightly soiled very low, to make room, ARCH, JOHNSTON, No. 8 Cortlandt street, DP CARRIAGE ROPosiTORY, FOURTH “NUE, : co! JHARD McC B, MINER & H, PROPR AUCTIONEERS, RI ALLEN BRO. Sales of Horses, Carriages, &c., ‘Thursday of cach week. Entrier of articles tor auction can be made at repository as above or salesrooms of Auctioncers, 95 Chambers street, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, THE “BREWSTER WAGON,” A. “in all weights, for pleasure driving or speedii éxquisitely finished, s (7 PeCdins, _. HORSES, CARRIAGES, £0. F°, SALE—DOG CART, TWO WHEEL, SEATS FOR four; in Gxcollent order, by SOSEPH LEACOCK. sta- bles, corner Thirty-seventh street and Seventh avenne. wes grmmvony, mengqairnay cal of his inate. Apply at 161 tysecond st STYLISH TEAM OF FAST YOUNG CARKIAGE Horses for sale.- em has in 2:41; rice $1,200, W. C., box 120 Herald Upwwn ranch office. A STIVERS ROAD WAGON POR SALE—110 POUNDS; has been used but a short time; will sell cheap. Ap- ply at 161 East Twenty-cighth street A. GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR 8ALB—CONSIST. ing of bay Mare, 6 years old, 1544 hands; can show better than 3 minutes to top wagon; sound, kind and cheerful driver; Stivers’ top side-bar Wagon, nearly new; good Harness, Os city, aker. Particulars at Mr. DAVis’ stable, 123’ West Thirty-second street, between sixth and Seventh avenues. PONY PHAETON, $105; DO., $125; DO,. $135; TOP, 150; top Wagon, $150: Rockaway, $! jy $40; top Wagon, $40; open, $25; 50 sets Harness’ 1,43) Broadway, corner Forty-first street. A. GENTLEMAN GOING 70 EUROPE WiSHES TO dispose of his Landaulet, by Wood Brothers; used one year, and fine pair of sorrel Horses, ‘PEANEY'S stable, 41 West Forty-third street. A. YIGTORIA PHARTON FOR LADIRS' DRIVING, with rumble and top, suitable for one or two horses, in excellent condition, tor sale at a low price. BRADLEY, PRAY & 00, 568 Broadw: A WEHARTON TURNOUT FOR SALE LOW, AT BAR- ‘he KER & CHAS: ', corner of Broadway and Thirty- ninth street, comprising a handsome brown Gelding, l high, 6 years old, splendid driver, sound and periectly gentle; ‘also no top Pony Phaeton, nearly new: set fine le Harness, Blanket, Robe, Whip, &c. ; been by si a litle boy, and sold only on account of owner going to Europe. A. ~FOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A TOP Sip 2g to? Rind Wagon of good make, a fine large black family or coach Horse; fine, stylish driver: hands, 7 vears eld; sound and ull right. Apply at BAR- aes CHASE'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street FEW GOOD WORK HORSES FOR SALE.—TO BE seen for three da, +194 West and 196 Elizabeth st. T BARGAINS—DEPOT WAGONS, PONY PHAE- tons, Rockaways, Cabriolets, Victorias, Buggies and all styles of seasonable Carriages, unsurpassed in quality STAATS. 7 Washington place, rear of New York Hotel. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOP AND NO TOP Wagons, new and second hand; one Cash Wagon, Coupe, Landau, Coach, Golaion a5 low figures, C. H, RAYNOR & CO., 202 Greene street. MEXICAN STAR MARE TO EXCHANGE—FOR Diamond or fine Watches; cash price $500; trots in 3 minutes; 8 years old and warranted sound, kind and true. Can "be seen by applying to DANIEL A, MATTHEWS, 766 Broadway. N ELEGANT LANDAULET FOR SALE.—WAS made to order; will be sold Jow, as the owner has No use for it, 223 West Fortieth street. HANDSOME, STYLISH, MOST PERFECT 16 hand bay Horse; sound and kind; sultable for dog gart or coupe, at private stable, 182 West Sixteenth street, mito dP. M. 2A BRIOLET, r with rumble, A eurein quarter Coach, A four-seat Phaewn, A Si cat Phaeton, AC «pring Barouche, A top Busky— . all in gooa cree and for sale low. ‘OOD BROTHERS 0O,, 740 Broadway. ARGAINS.—TO CLOS @ A CONSIGNMENT AND TO make room, @ line o (leather top pony Phaetons at 200 each ; also top and r oad arent equally low. V FEST SIDE REPOSITORY, 1,49 and 1,496 Broad’ and embracing in their construction the various improve- tents introduced by us during the past 15 years, making sia the standard for Quallt he standard for Qu: throughout the United states, oy CUANty ‘These Wagons are exclusively the production of our well-known Broome street factory, and are offered in stock in all respects equal in quality to those built to the order of the most valued customer, and at prices uniforin to all, In order that we may not be confounded with a Joint stock company of-carriage dealers who have adopted a firm name similar to our own, and impudently claim the Teputation 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. street. BREWSTER & 00., of Broome street. T THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL 1 (SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL), 1 at the old stand, 110, 112 and 114 East Thirteenth street, at 12 o'clock. GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE ving Horses or Carriages to sell, will find this house pias te reliable, as this business will be conducted on he samme straightforward principles which have gov- erned it in the past. We sive the purchaser of every horse that is warranted sound from 24 to 48 hours for trial. Horses and Carriages always on hand at private sale. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMEN' —THE CELEBRATED GRAY TROTTING GELD- « ing Fire King, at private auction, at BARKER & CHASE'S City Auction Mart and New’ York Tattersalls, Gorner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street. On Wednes: day, May 21, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, positively, with out' reserve, by order of Henry J. Barbey, Esq., now travelling in Europe, the beautiful gray trotting keldin Fire King, by Pilot, and bred in Kentucky; 1% 18% high, years old} a fine game and extra stylish driver; has shown a trial in 2:3744; is warranted to, show 2:40, two men toa road wagon; is also an elegant saddle horse, and goes all gaits; is perfectly gentle for lady to ride or drive, and is warranted sound and kind. Mr. Barbey retuse $3,500 for Fire King last season at Newport. Horse now onexhibition at the Mart. All representations guaranteed A. ZEW FULLBLOODED ALDERNEY AND AYR. « shire Cows tor ‘sale, very cheap; also, one importey ¢ Ayrshire Bull. “Inquire of WILLIAM WATSON, 99 fran’ g- eet. BUGGY FOR WORTH $250. CAN BE SF F AtMcDONAL'S stable, Forty-first street, near T gira enue. ATHY, EW, STYLE OF T CART, WITH D back seat shitts, for ladies’ or servants’ use. popular Landaulet, Landaus, Ladies’ Phaetons cent less than Filth avenue or Broadway stores. Fourth street, ORS, Bhun’s 20 per 210 east D “SECOND Ml West Brov Jeway, ‘neat NEW s T OF 3 iages, Family Rockaways, ORTME: A HORSEMAN WOULD LIKE TO M an! rangement with a party going in > ; dthers forthe occasional use ofa single country (oF to take a sick lady out riding; retefencer *"XGuresy do Te, box 1,375 Post ottice, “hy AN AR- Carriages, consistit pe: ing pur scription: invite pu RE" War wh Ma Aerto order ; warranted. PRANK ASH Ve REWSTER BROOME STREET) SECOND ecialty. (OF hand Wagons a Tops and no tops o etliptics and side bar,) Beanie by ee nen on fall a .. 8. FLANDRAU, Nos. 7 and 18 East Eir ghteenth street, near Fitth avenue, ((AnRrAces, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, Gree fam now ofife? *reduction in prices, “my extensive stock of seasonable in part of hetorlas, Cabriolets, extensior , top Phactons and Cabriolets, fou pand six seat Rockaways, Part , and Pony Phaetons, &., © tmreatly reduced prices, Call and ex gmine before purchasing elsewhere. 8, FLAND: % RAU, Nos. 7 pa 18 East Eighteenth st., near Filth av. ARRIAGES ,_y, COLYER & CO., CARRIAGE WARE. / rooms 59 , Broadway, factory at Newark, N. J. Bein, large manutd grurers, we can sell first class vehicles al lower b than can be offered by dealers, besides giv- srs amore satisfactory guarantee. C8 ear Fourth avenue, pos REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARRIA( gos SLIGHTLY DAMAGED; GRI R WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRDAY, gains fg rh hand Carineea ovary ae tow prices. We offer great inducements, and kobasers to call and examine, MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 638 Broadway. REA gi TAN RIDING AND DRIVING GLOVES, single button, $2; double button, $2 25. Ever yg pair warranted and sent free on receipt of price. UNION ADAMS & CO., 637 Broadway. #BLISHED 1850—THE ASHE WAGON.—A SPLEN- Gia assortment of my celebrated Road and Top ns just finished; combinatt steel, hickory and aicbone; Carriages of every description cn hand and Cal’ and examine. FE, d 165 Crosby street. 16 HANDS, EVERY trot in 3:15; will be . COOK'S stables, 247 INE LARGE PAIR OF G "way sou wid for ) and 49 West Forty-first street. TPfOR SALE—A GENTLEMAN HAVING A FINE PAIR ee oe ung road. Horses, warranted Kind, sound and fast, and no further use for them, will sell to_a responsi- ple party at a reasonable price. Address B., box 188 iHerald office. OR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 154% HANDS, 6and 7 years; warranted in every respect; can trot a 3 minutes to pole; will sell separate; one can trot in 50; also Stiver's: louble Harness. Address W.. box 182 Lierald ottice. OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH MAHOGANY BAY Horse, 16 hands, 6 years old; very pleasant driver; can be useil either double or single; sound and kind; will make a very elegant coupe horse; property of a private gentleman, who will give a fair trial to_any responsible party, Apply at private stable, 42 West Fitty-ftth street, oma 8 to 12. mand di OR SALF=A BLOOD BAY TEAM OF HAMBLE- tonians (geldings), known as the Ashley Team ; 15% hands; 7 years old; sired by Volunteer and raised in Orange county; closest matched pair to be found; haif brothers: long, towing tails, black points, fine nbs and feet; gocd style and action: sound and kind and perfect in every respect. Also Top Wagon, nearly new, with Pole and Shatts, J. R. Lawrence, maker. Also Harness, Blankets, Robes, &c. To be seen at ©. Lamb & son's Lexington Stables, corner Lexington avenue and East Forty-ninth street. For further particuiars inquire of LAKEMAN, at stables. -FOR SALE.—A GENTLEMAN Europe offers his Turnout, cons horse, 16 hands high, 6 years old; v sound ade to order, and by Corbett, just out of the sho Wa « LEAVING FOR sting of superb bay sarranted Kind and four-wheel dog cart, ‘will seil separately o jesired ; p: Address 8) dOKER, box 193 Herald Uptown Branch Sean: FULL SIZED TOP WAG oy MADE BY BR a few time: ter, used b we et (Masterso Forty-eighth st alles), —FOR SALE, SPLEND r SIME. A. Tadies or children, h: AP. BSTABLISIIME rs old; 15 hands high. or sale. Apply at 320 ent and kind; aural of not! Tn minutes, with Tet eee eet ely Harness, Koes, €6.5 gio one Hambletonian | t; 4 years old, 15.3 MED “sound and kind. To be seen al erley stable, Wt, rey, Sie 161 West Thirty-fitth street, be- 4d Seventh avenne. T. DEMARI yer g otter the folloe seat Rockay cy sys. AN WAVING A GOOD FAMILY HOR sv and light Rockaway or Pha or by h.can tind a pure Dealers requested not oilice. FINE YOUNG COW FOR SALE—SOON TO CALVE ‘ gvod breed and in fine condition, must be sold. Ap: ply to R. STEWART, 219 125th street, between Seventh aud Eighth avenues, —FOR SALE, TOP PONY Pit , SUITABLE As tor tady't or doctor's uses alzo no top iny Pheaton, built to order for parties who have lett ine cil will be sold cheap, Inquire at carriage factory, 225 Greene Ne oS en BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, SOUND AND kind, for sale cheap, at 174 Duane street. GOOD COACH, IN EXCELLENT ORDER, CUR d or close quarters, for $250, tain, glass H. V. PIAGET, 135 Newark avenue, Jersey City TLEMAN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMP bay Hor: hands, 3 ini © spring Clarence, Park oubie Harness, Gibson & Bonners stable of J. H. SHERWOOD, No. 4 GOAT, GIVING MILK, FOR SAT Apply at 235 Last Forty-fourth st LIGHT WAGONS. dand pleasnre driving, at je street, New York A fine assortment tor the re. the old place, 180 und 137 Cry W. PRANK DUSENBURY, Dusenbury & hs ply @ er it . Harem As ad Second avenue THAN EVER BEFC und Vig Nh street LOWER PRICE ui \NUPACTURERS’ UNION, 688 Broadway. ARRIAGE ) SADDLE 1 t lot of Horse very stylish Bay shbred Sadd 1 gra pm tw call an wanting fin them. Mr at Bri stables, idl West Twenty-third street. Inquire for King DOCTOR'S GIG PHABTON FOR DE TO. order by Brewster, of Broome st n splendid Condition; fad but slight wear { stable 004 Kast Kieventh street =NOTICE 40 OWDERS.—SITUATION + wanted by a your pertect 1 3 the general inatiagem ut Horses in their an also train race horses and rides lh vn or ad ress ©. M., 1.088 First avenue, between Fifiy-seventh and Futy- elghih street t LOWER PRICES THAN E R SBEFORI tHE v j A finest assortment of Phactons, Kockaways, Depot Wagons, Pony Phaetons, top no top Wagons, &e. i is OR SALE—VICTORIA PHAETON, WITH RUMBLE Iso Enghsh Coupe and Dog Cart of the best file used: owner gone to Kurope. Apply fe No. | East Forty-second stree! E—AT PRIVATE STABLE 1 AST THIR- YOR SA J ty-ninth street, a second Hambletoniun brown Mare, 1634 hands, 6 years old; can trot very fast; warranted in every respect; price $400, aa JOR SALE—A TEAM OF BAY HORS FULL 16 han vears old: warranted; price $2,000, Inquire for MAPES, at 39 Nassau street, room 1. LE—AT POST & NICHO 1 hands high; black , tor three days; Inquire ot T reterence Harper & Bros, OR SALE—JUST pair very fine carriage Horses, brown, 15.3" hand nigh, 6 vears‘old and very free and stylish travelle: warranted sound and kind in every particular, price moderate for a first class team; also the most ‘stylish coupe or dog cart Horse in the city, bay, 16 hands high, 7 ears old; Avery tast aad handsome driver. Inquire for Mr. RAND, siables 154 East Fiity-seventh street, near Third avenue. OR SALE—A TOP PONY PHABTON, SUITABLE for Indy’s or doctor's driving ; also no top Pony Phae- ton, built to order; mast be sold, as parties ordering have o leave the clty, ‘Inquire at carriage factory, 225 Greene street. VOR SALE—A RTAIN COACH, IN PERFECT order, built by Brewster, of Broome Street. Apply at private stable, 145 and 145 West Thirty-first street, OR SALE—AT PRIVATE STABLE 69 WEST FOE fourth street, a very superior 16 hand dark-brown Horse, 6 years old; souud, tine limbs, in splendid condi- tion. THE COUNTRY, ONE on BAL ‘VERY FINE BAY, SADDLE HOR I 15% hands; sound and kind; five years old; only for wan stable, 130 W: NOR SALE—ONE LAP STREAK, CLINKER-BUILT, cedar Gig; four oars and coxswain; only one season old; is 34teet long; draught of 1g inches; also one six- oared Shell, slightly damaged, fitted with steering appa ratus, with oars complete, $100, Address 0. R.,’Secretary, box 8,514 Post offic 3 wid 3 ean bedriven. Apply at private (OR SAL ANISH VICTORIA, SHIFTING POM aiver cent and rambic, city make,” platters sorings; made to order last Summer ; cost $1,800; good as new. Address box 89 Post office, OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BAY MA ANDS, Byedrs ound as a silver dollar; cap trot in 2:90; Kind and ge’ tle; can be driven at full speed by a Jady;; she is taultless; sold only tor want of time to use her. United States Stables, 18 East Thirty-se -A SPLENDID PAIR OF DAPPLE 6 years old, 16 hands, very stylish, with flo: ing manes and tails, Kind in all harness, inquire for SOMBKVILLE, at New York Tattersails, corner Forty- sccond street and nth avenue. NOR SALE—A CITY BUILT ROCKAWAY, Wii shatts, in fine order; also a good shilling top square box buggy, ap. Ask tor FRAN county p stables, Fourth avenue and Seventy ¢ AOit SALE—A PAIR OF CARKIA Witt 1 Carriages and Harness ; ving to Europe. Can be seen at Club 8 7’ Clinton street, Brooklyn. OR & ROAD HOKSE black, 16 | fine Road’ Wag low ; property priva SOR 15) trot Inside ot Simtnutes, an: double. Also a Duserbury 8 je bar P uniseornbe: wt 132 West Thirty t—A PAIR OF long tails and mai dy Will trot tozetl ands and BY DARK BROWN HOR: ry old; sound and kind; can be driven either stngle o1 Van Duser top and no top of Harness by r or separately, Inqair Kx SAL light b ran c YLISH HORSES, high; war: so Zood ted sou ‘ le horses and have be v : able for & gentieman’s road team or a light coupe. HANDS, 7 AND six-sea! Rocka- puble Harness, $1.64. McNamara’ stable, Fourth avenue, or BRUNS suit Apply ats7 Dey street. JOR SALK.—PAT BAY HORS FOR tite, warranted sound Carriage, shilting glass tr ut lite used; pris Seventy-third street and | | West Side Carriage Kepository, 1 and 14% Broadway, between Forty-Jourth and Forty Mis stree ty, L MOOKE & CO., 452 Broadway, sea iets 90 JAOR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S ENTICE TURNOUT, KF having no further use tor it; pair of bay Horses, ears old, 16 hands high; sound, kind and very stylish; TTarness, made by gat KR: bog Cart, made by Brewater, Can be seen at WM. EBBITTS stable, Seventh avenue j.aud Twenty-second Fe, SALE—A HEAVY STOCK OF ROCKAWAYS AND Pony Phaetons, of all styles and grades, at the West Side Carriage Repository, 1,494 and 1,496 Broadway. OR SALE—ELEGANT PAIR OF STYLISH HORSES, fo Pare nats oa etal £08 8 Seem Hiargess, come in Paris; je and & nde e! a plete; owner going Europe, ‘Address C. PARK, sta- 4 R SALE—A FINE CHESTNUT HORSE, SOU: young and kind, 16 hands; will be sold very cheaj the owner has no ‘use for him. Excelsior Stables, 1, Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street. F%, SALE—FOR WANT OF USE, A BaY HORSE, 153%, sound and kind in harness? also a satin-lined Clarence. Call at 866 Third avenue, second flat. OR SALE—A HIGHLY TRAINED SADDLE MARE; fire by Gold Dust: 9 years old, 16.2 hands high pe fect in double or single harness: will be sold very cheap, ae she must be sold; and two very nice Ponies, for cli dren to ride or drive, Can be seen at the Riding School No. 9 West Thirteenth street. OR SALE—FINE BUSINESS GIG; ALSO HORSES, Trucks and Harness. 606 First ayenue, near Thirty- fourth street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &t. ANTE D—| AU AND CARRIAGE TEAM, Wa triveie party having itch an estabiihmen ri arty it first as: ‘who will sell very low for Rear of a purchaser by addressing P., box: Post Sill ai apace SEE oe os ED— NY NOT OVER 13 HANDS, FOR & by sound, geatis and handsome; good cand FESR boy; canterer under saddle; also Phaeton, . Address, tullest particulars, axe, &¢., and lows price, JAMES, 28 West Forty-seventh street. aan Wer PRIVATE STABLE, KEEPING FOR horse and carriage ; care taken of same ; also sleep- ing Room for man. Address B., Herald office, with price and full particulars. bets ‘ANTED—A LIGHT EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, in good order; seats for four persons. Any party having one for sale cheap may hear of a purchaser by. addressing J. PERLY, Herald office. WANTED—A FULL SEATED BREWSTER WAGON, with Pole and Shatts, very lstle used. also sat sin« gle Harness, in perfect order. Address, with particulars, 308 West Twenty third street ANTED—A PONY PHAETON, HORSE, HARNES! ae. OF & Om LES, establishment for a lady’s par! driving; horse must be sound and without tricka; in ex: change ‘therefor will he given a diamond, the act value of which is $600; no horse jockeys need apply. Ad~ office, OR SALE—A FINE PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, 15% hands high, 7 and S ane old: bright bays; sound and kind in single and dou! arness; can be séen at Mr. ELDERD’S stables, No. 4 West Forty-fitth street. Inquire for Mr. Townsend's horses. OR SALE—A GOOD WORK HORSE, 9 YEARS, 16 hands; sold for want of use. Apply in basement 631 Hudson street. dress K., box 1,253 New York Pi rt AGONS CHEAP.—2 EXPRESS, 2 GROCERY, Light Business, 1 Milk,1 Carpenter's and 1 Depot Wagon, at 226 Spring street, corner of Clarke, ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A PONY, HARNESS AND ide; mus bs sound. kind naid gente and & good travels ride; must be sound, kind and gentle ai Jer; ‘state lowest cash price. Address 5. RB. N., 18 Bast R SALE—ONE VICTORIA, BUILT BY BREWSTER & Co., Broome street; used one season. Can be seen Stables, 119 at Cunningham & Co.’s Livery and Boardin; and 121 West Forty-fitth street, CUNNINGHAM & ©} | eestor eyelet te ol hag ve | FOOM ; vite. Ad Gren box 155 Herald omee. o™** FO FOR BALE—A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, JUST AR- rived trom Vermont, 16 hands high, 6 years old: war- Forty-sixth street iesdell’s stables, and 128 West FOR SALETAN ELEGANT Su OF DOUBLE HAR , brags mounted, En le, made by Camp- bel, Apply at COGSWELL'S SRP LeE stable, Lexington’ avenue POR, SALE—A BAY MARE, 7 YEARS fall flowing mane and tail, black river, single or double; perfect! a fine set of double and single Harness; also a Dubois track Sulky, little used. Apply to private coachman, Stephen, at'Trimble’s stables, 146 and 148 West Thirty: nin near Broadway. 15 HAND! points; splendi sound and kind; ‘also OR SALE—AT MUCH LESS THAN ITS VALUE, FOR want of use, a very fast and stylish bay road Horse, sired by Rysdyk's Hainbletonian: 183 high: an excel: 4 lent pole or single horse; would ting colts in exchange. ‘App Forteth street. OR SALE—A PONY AND PHAETON; HAS BEEN ‘| driven by a young lady; and excellent under the sad dle. Call at 1i4 West Firtieth street. OR SALE CHEAP—A LIGHT VICTORIA BRETT for six, persons; js a8 good as mew. Apply at VAN TASSE 10 and 113 Eas eenth street. OR SALE OR TO LET—STABLE AND LOT, 20X10), on East Eleventh street, near avenue D; terms evsy. Apply at 482 Canal street, Ice’ Company. ‘ake some wellbred trot- ly at private stable 30 East GRan BARGAINS.—IN CONSEQUENCE OF RE building part of our premises, we offer opr entire stock seasonable styles new and second hand, Carriages at greatly reduced MANUF, pees: OTURERS’ UNION, 68° Proadway. ORSE AND CARRIAGE BXCHANGE,—MR. ARCH, JOHNSTON has opened at his dowmown office, 37 Nassau street, a register for horses, CAR gentle~ men’s turnouts, private sale, md will hereatter make this ity and @ feature of tis business. sD Gentlemen having horses or carriazes to dispose_of, or those wishing to purchase, will find this the most desira- ble mediuan ever established, as through it you deal directly with principals, ees SADDLES, HORSE CLOTHING, CAR- riage Robes, Lap Dusters, Nets, and’ a large variety of Saddlery Goods always on hand. . B. SMITH & CO., 4) Warren street, New York. PARNESS.—THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN New York.—A good double track Harness, $30; a ood bus Harness. hand made, $17; a ¢ stable nket, $2 50.~ Will sell cheaper than ever on account of moving on or before June 1. Please call and examine for yourselves. FISHER & OSBORNE, 43 Murray st. FAENESS <I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF HAR ness, all kinds and Lian of my own make, which I offer at extremely low prices; also Riding Saddles and Bridles, Whi pure, Halters, Blankets, Sheets, Lap Robes and everything In the horse line cheap for cash. . BARTLETT, 62 Warren street, corner College pl ARNESS.—THE LARGEST VARIETY OF HARNESS Horse Clothing, Horse Furnishing Goods and Car- tiage Equipments of every description, style and grade of any house in New York; mo exception. C. M. MOSE- MAN & BROTHER, manufacturers, 14 Chambers street. ARNESS.—HARNESS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, light and heavy, of superior quality and workman: ahip and at manutacturers’ prices. A. 8. FLANDRAU, Nos, 7 and 18 East Fighteenth street, near Fifth avenue. ARNESS, HARNESS.—150 SETS, ALL HAND mare, xt about half the price aked on Broadway, and warranted every way just as good. No. 8 Cortlandt street, near Broadway. ‘AVING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES of my own manufacture, I_propose selling them at greatly reduced prices ISAAC LOCKWOOD, 343 Third avenue, corner 127th street, Tr CONSEQUENCE OF A FAMILY GOING TO EU- Tope an opportunity is thus offered for securing a handsome Landaulet, built to order, suitable for all se: sons, and is unsurpassed in beauty of design, at a price which cannot fail to be satisfactory; elso a heavy and light Har’ made to order, to correspond, of the very best material. Apply to WOOD BROTHERS, 740 Broad- way. UST ARRIVED—FROM LIVINGSTON COUNTY, N. Y., two pairs of Horses; one pair, 1542 hands high, one pair, 15% hich, can trot in 3 min- rive with slack lines. To ICHOL’S stables, 158 East S8.'YORK. e can *trot in 2:4 at PORTER. & N it J Twenty-fourth street, till sold. Y ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BABY CARRIAGES, AT 4 the very lowest rates, now ready; also a full line of yee Goat Wagons, Croquets, and all other Out- ue door Games, at FRED A. 0. SCHWARZ'S, 768 Broudway, between Bighth and Ninth streets P IVERY STABLE, EXPRESS AND HACKING BUSI- 4 ness, at Tremont, near Harlem Railroad station, to lease; none in place.’ Apply at 1M Third avenue, New York. ' GEO. W. HOJER, 8, vies and best quality only, for sale at fait prices by 4 y, The LONDON HARNESS AGENCY, 20 East Fourteenth street (second floor), between Fifth avenue and University place. SUPERIOR PARK to APBLY wht private c RIVATE STABLE.—A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE Stable to let; six stalls and ample accommodations for carriages and coachman. inquire at 223 East Twen- tieth street JPEED—FOR SALE, A PAIR OF BLACK MARES, S15! hands high, 7 years oid; can trot in three minutes; warranted sound and to show time: can he driven by a lady; also Set of double Harness, Tandem Harness, top Wagon and traps; sold on account of gen- tleman going abroad. For particulars inquire corner Forty-second street and Seventh . GPRED.—roR Say AT PRIVA S146 WEST : Thirty-second street, a gentleman's Turnout, bay Horse, 15.2; sound and kind; ean trot in 2:50; Top Wagon, it near new and Harness; price $700. Ask for coach: malt. QTYLISH BLACK OKs coupe, phacton or x Sammer by Ris ent own Apply at GREEN'S Riding near Fifth avenue. PLENDID MARE, If HANDS, KIND AND SOUND SS also new Harness and Phaetony Inquire at Jersey City Rink, YECOND HAND SS AN L HAVE Sa large varicty of the above articles for sale cheap, whieh [ have taken in exchange for new work, ISAAC FT. STILLINGS, 14 Fifth avenne, between Nincicenth and Twentieth sts. GECON D HAND CARRL i ‘Two Curtain Coaches, One Light Baronche, One six-seat Phaeton, ‘T” Cart, ‘FOR SALE—-ADAPTED TO idden or driven alt sold for want of my, Thirteenth street, 3 Ww Acade One One No Top four-seat Box Wagon, One Omnibns Phacton, ‘One Coupelette, One tour-in-hand Mail Coach, We offer the above. all in excellent condition, and many of them our own build. BREWSTER & CO. Mth st. SC OND HAND CARRIA —EXTENSION TOP b Vhacton, Basket Pony, Depot Wagon, three light Rockaways, Dog Cart, Top and open Buggies; several slightly shop worn Carriages, barga’ MANUFACTURERS’ UNTO. ECOND HAND CARRIAGE! sale very low by Nos. Tund 18 East F pros BW ie Manutacturers, wh Commis: Large. and complete on hand, Broadway cars pass the door every three minutes | NO COUNTRY STABLEKEEPE Couches, in good order, for s ss Wagon. yan br Morrtiland Abdallah stoc bays, marked and act alike, fault or blemish ; are rapid one pair i imported € bays, 5 years old, style and action; a splendid T light work; sold cheap on « tiul bay saddle and road Mar: well, b years, 1544 hands, tau heavy Bay Gelding, weighs 1, pow ‘ully made, sound and large black coach Horses, style: great Ld ad a a curriage; sound and ki BeHENRY 8. TOW pear Fifth avenne, £00, etween Prince Houston, i Harness. n' ortment of Harness constantly venth av FROM B Fifty-ninth street and Se BLE VERMONT JUST in form, whaeton 5 also & ity and also one pai nds, 7 years old; good for large, heavy , 213 West Forty-first street. ANTED TO) EBEXCHANG A LARGE HANDSOME coupe of coach Horse tor a sniailer horse suitable for saddie, Address G, A., box M6 Herald office ERY CHEAP. —FOR SALE, A VERY GOOD BR ster Curtain Coach, newly done up, with leather lining inside; new*leather curtals and whe A painted throughout: also fing Jagger Wagons, Bugsy and others, TAYLOR & CO. storia, L. L, one minute's waik from the Harlem boat landing. JANTED—A LOW, LIGHT-RUNNING, “THRE quarter Truck, or Peed Wagon, Inquire of HBALY & SCRIPTURE, 4 Liberty stree Forty-second street. |] GANDAULET, 1 COUPE, BY WOODS BROS. ; 1 SIX ‘Seat Phaeton, 2 extension top Phaetons, 60 top and open Pony Phaetons, all sizes; 20 top and open Roa ‘agons, if Dusenbury & Van Duser, Brewster, Sttvers, &c.; 2track Sulkies; Rockaways, new and second hand 1 Wavorette, holds § persons; 1 'six-seat Germ: Victoria, 1 boupe Rockaway, 1 Coach, and 1 Clarence, Express ns, single and’ doul ar fe Whips, &c. Wi. H. GRAY, 20 und 22 Wooster street. 2 SEATED PHAETON, BREWSTER’S MAKB, IN 6 fhiendid condition, lor sale very cheap. “Apply at lid Liberty street, New York. G5 THOR SALE, A GOOD BAY HORSE, FOR WANT . ofur Iso'a good running single Truck, $80; . must be sold, Apply atu62 Eighth avenue, corner Twenty- eighth street. BCRNITURE, A —DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, fe 87 and §9 Bowery, Manutaciurers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Chamber anu Furniture, have the largest Stoo i Select From jeu 1s and ofter thelr goods at retail, at wholesale prites, BRANCH OFFICE, 81 Fourth avenue, near A. T. Stewart € 0.’ egg AT THE POPULAR CARPET STORE, 123 Bowery, neat Grand street, Carpets at popular prices. Fine check and white Mattings, 25e. per yard. Ingrain Carpets, 50c., 60c., 7c. and $1 per yard. ‘Three-ply Carpets, $1 25 per yard. English Tapestry Brussels, $1 25 per yard. Parlor, Dining Room. Boay Brussels, in new designs, $1 75 to $2 per yard. A large stock of Paper Hangiags, Curtains, Cornices, Window Shades, Oricloths and Rugs, ly “,T BENDALL'S OLD STAND—FURNITORE, CAR- A pee and Beading cheap for cash, by ba areekly and: monthly Payiney9 and 2i1 Hudson street, corner Canal. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by weekly- instalments, at 0’ FARRELL'S warehouse, 410 Eighth ave- nue, between Ihirtieth and Thirty-first streets. T A SACRIFICE—THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FUR~ A” mture of private. residence 210 West 2iet st.. near” 7th av.—viz. :—Satin and _brocatel Parlor Suits, $125; re Brother 7'4 octave, double, round: ‘and walnut’ single and double Bed~ shstands, Library and Dining Furni- fine Bedding, Car ay. steads, Bureaus, W ture, elegant Bronzes and Paintings; *orna e-Can be seen this ‘Ornaments, Oiletoths, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Blankets, Comforters, &¢-. at very low prices ut the large wholesale and, retals warerooms, 59) to 516 Eighth avenue, corner of Thirtys fifth and Thirty-sixth streets. D. KELLY, successor to H. ©’Farrell. BROADWAY—JOHN HERRLICH & CO.» d dealers in Pickhardt’s premium other Furniture, on terms to suit. T 880 manutacturer: Parlor Beds, and als RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.—MAG- nificent Household Furniture for sale at a sacrifice 5 Property family leaving city; two superb suits Parlor urniture, covered silk brocade, cost $800, for $20; de., $150; do., $45; magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, cel- ebrated maker, cost $90), tor $275; Etageres, Bookcase, Chamber, Dining Furniture; China, Silverware, Linen; half original cost, 36 West 1th st., near 5th av. A’ 120 WEST 23D STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7th avenues.—A private family declining house- keeping will seil all their city made Furni &e. namely :—Grand Duchess and Pompad ure, &e.y jour styles Parlor and Dining Room Suits, covered in crimson satin and brocatel, cost $600, for $210; one do.. $225; one do., $150; Marie Antoinette Suits, colored reps, cost $300, rep Suits, $50 upwards; Bedroom Suits, cost $150; other Suits, complete, $40 upwards; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Carpets, Bronzes, Book’, Bookcase, Buffet, Extension Tables, Chairs. Will be sold in large or small lots to suit cash’ purchasers. Call before pur- chasing and examine. Can be sven to-day or Monday. Residence 120 West 2d street. N. B.—Also a rosewood Pianoforte, 7% octave, for $100. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at lowest cash bees, by_ weekly in- stalments, at O'FARRELL'S warehouse, 410 Bighth ave-. nue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. Gaerets, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &c. Payinents taken. by the week or month, easy. rms easy. co. &CO., , corner of Twenty-fifth strect and Sixth avente; ‘\ARPETS, OILCLOTH: MATTINGS,, 0; SHEEHY BROTHERS, 808 Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, Price list trom Monday, May 19+ Crossley's English tapestries, newest designs, Crossley’s English Brusais, newest designs Velvets, Ingrains, Oilclothy, &c., &c., at equally low rates. 1,00) pieces extra fine check and white Mattiny pa 1,500 pieces Imoerial Gowqua, finest in market tgs finest fancy Mattings, extra heavy, and 450, neni AF & COCHRANE, wholesale nnd retail dealers in ‘urniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &e~ removed to 152 and 15t West Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Entire new stock prena watut Chamber Set marble tops, $75 to $1 Largest variety of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture ot any house in the city at the lowest market prices, All goods guaranteed sented. FroenirvRE AND CURTAINS. Established 1826. Downtown Furniture Stores, 2% per cent saved on First Cb Furniture, Parlor Suits in Silk Goods at prices of Worsted Goods, ‘New Styles of Chamber, Library and Dining Room Suits. Lace Curtains from auciion, 25 per cent less than im portation. Call before buying elsewhere yM. WUE 277 Canal street, one door east of Broadw: 3 and 199 Ful JOR SALE CHEAP—A_ FIRST CLASS FRENCH walnnt Bookcase, with black polished mouldings: lower part can be used as sideboard; it was made im leisnre hours by the seller himself, but has no use nor room forit. To be seen at 226 East Forty-first strect, second floor, front. YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS Ac ¥ specialty; all sizes handsome patterns tor salor cheap, at 112 Fulton street, corner of Dutch, entrance om Dutch street ques A Fine Furniture, Cari runents furni: ‘al terms. ARKE, 747 BROADWAY. ets and Kphotstery, - 19 Third avenne, to purchase all kinds of 1 Hand Furniture, rh and antique, Nkewise Be both mod Carpets of every description. Has now on hand t variety of ory description on sale. SKLY PAYMEMTS,—CARPHTS, OR WE THLY Furniture, Bedding. & Ae M 384 and 386 Third av Prices lower than any I ior, Chamber, highest cash p pots, Mirrors, Fourteenth street: JECRETARY B der, DALY & CUNNINGHAM. ear Twenty-cighih street, r house in the city, WILL FIND IT RTIES DESIRING ay? our stock of Par- i o their advantage tocall an’ Ghambe 4 Dining Ko Furniture paid for second hand Parnitur at CULE & THURN'S, No, 2 ri = AD WANTE IN GOOD OR Address, with description and price, box 5,358 Post oftice. yet" ERKLY AND MONTULY PAYMENTS F niture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. THWAIT & CO.'S, 155 and 167, Chatham’ strees immense stock and low prices An UT BEDSTEADS, CHAMBER SET 2.000 Bi * Dressing Cases, £c., elegant designs, ric! carved and of Un workmanship (all warranted), at Tnoh. below popular prices. Also. Furniture manuiaes ured W order at the manufactory, 680 Hudson stieety