The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1873, Page 2

THE NEW YORK HERALD — WHOLE NO, 13,574. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Ninrn Pace—Third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns p Pace—Second column. AST! ‘Sxco! e—Sixth column. BOARDERS WAN RED StcoxD PacE—First and second oak AND LODGING WANTED—Sscoxp Paat— ond colum SRDS 1D Pack—Second column. moneys i EAL BRTATE FOR SALE—Nintu Page BusiNiiss 01 OPPORTUNITIES—Finsr Pacs—Fourth col- NESS NOTICES—Seventa Pace—Sixth col ony Foyer ESTATE FOR SALE—NintH Pace— cond ouenes "AND SALESMEN—Tweirts Pace—Third col- ‘umn. LA G—81 Pacr—Fourth colamn, & SORCH aE AMD exnpe DENERS—Tweirrn Pace— rth colum! COASTWISE: SIEAMSHLPE—SxcoxD Pace—Sixth col- RD—Sxconp Page—Second column. gown a RxD) aD EMTES—Finst Pace stat column, DWELLING JISHED--SrcoxD Pacethird columi EUROPEAN sTEAMSHIPSSuconD Pace—Fifth sixth c EYES ‘AND, PARS—Twaurrn Pace—Fourth column, FINANCIAL—Firrn eaten ptt FOR SALE—Finst Pace—sixth col FURNISHED ROOMS AND RSA KTMENTS TO LET ECO alg and fourth columns. JFURNITURE—Twetrta Pace—sixth column, ‘FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS—TweLrra Pace—Fourth jun. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—TweLrra Pacx—Second and third columns, wae ng Ag apd aie Pace—Fourth col- peas — hp &c,—Finst Pace—Third and e—Second column. HoUses, ODER, &C., WANTED—Sscoxp Pace—Foarth INSTRUCTION—Pinst Pacr—Sixth column. KOTURE SEASON—Srconp Pace—Sixth column. OAN OFFICES—Finst Pace—Fourth column. LOST AND FOUND—First Pace—First column. La ena Pace—Sixth column. IARBLE MANTELS—Finst Pace—Second column MATRIMONTAL--\ivt Age a jen. MEDICAL—Sxcoxp PacE— Second col MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS Teen Pace— PERSONAL—Fingst Pace—Mirst column. pimps head ORGANS, &(.—Nivta Pace—Third colum: OLIN CAL Nine, Pace —Third column. POSAI Hm Pace—sixth colum} PHOPRSSIONAL i SHEUATIONS Ws WANTED FRMALES— rr P, con PROPERIY ‘our cr. THE on or SALE OR TO RENT—Nintn Pace—Second and third columns, REAL BETTE, TO EXCHANGE—Nixta Pace—Third ae ESTATE WANTED—Nixtn Pace—Third column. EWARDS—Finst Pace—First and second columns, Hiv S. a CNR ileal eet Pace—Fifth and sixth sroStions: WANTED—PEMALES—Exeventn Pace— second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns, ‘WwELFTH Pace—First and second columns, srrvations WANTED—MALES—Tweirta Pace—Third SPECIAL NOTICES—Finsr, Pace—Second column. SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &0.—Finsr Pace—Thira THE TRADES—Tweuern Pace—Fourth column, THE TURF—Finsr Pace—Third column. To bd FOR BUSINESS FURVO>ES—Seconn Pacr— ird coll VELLEts! GUIDE—Seconn Pace—Sixt . GRPYRNSHED NOOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 Ber ANTED TO. PUROHASE-inte Pace—Third col (—NINTH PacGr—' colamn. Winteie WisoIS-Srzonp Pion Paurinrestage YACHITS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—Finsr Pace—Second col- mn. HERALD BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN ___ AND HARLEM, DVERTISEMENTS. FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD CEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1.265 BROADWAY AND 630 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN THE YEAR, ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ROURS UP TO 9 P, M. HARLEM OFFICE, a Fe WOTH STREET. ADV) FROM 9 A. M. TO 7:30 P. NEWSDEALERS AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT 4 ooyooe a EVERY MORNING. AD- VERTISERS AND NEWSDEALERS ATTENDED 70 WITHOUT EXTRA CHA! THE PUBLIC ARE ©. CALLED BRANCHES IN THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK HERAL pal SED D. Mu BEEN APPOINTED | | RECEIVED AT ALL OFFICE RATES. URTH AVENUE, NEAR ISEMENTS RECEIVED lait {=l*18 TIONED AGAINST 80- TWENTY-THIRD AND =| FI AMERICAN REGISTER, 1D 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 TH GEE NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET, REWARDS. ae badger WILL BE PAID, Wie NO quae tions asked, for the recovery, Of irt lost irom a ‘a delivery w on last Thursday pA calling ion ANA, 211 West Sixteent 0 ook, containt about le will receive the above réward ining abo Sa it to J. H. BADENHOP, 88 Avenue D. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C, Pe dey KINDS OF WEANCY DOG! roe be Birds, &e. for all Prepat Food for mocking rd, at at B. G, DOV! No. 3 Greene street, near Cs Pearcs RUTLBR, NO. $3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL the choice breeds of Dogs. imported ratting and rab- biting Ferrets. Butler's Intailible Mange < Cure and F! Satermingior, 7c. ; Butler's new yin hag Dogs boa: Se ‘4c. Medicines for all diseases, 15 REWARD.—LOST, STRAYED OR | STOLEN from the yreimiacs of of, the subscriber, a large pointer Dos, color liver and white, double nose, has got 8 roken toe on the left hind foot, scar on lip, front feet crooked trom the knees Gown, ,tail abo “neat 7 inches ns long, answers to the name of Mack, ‘The above reward wil paid by returning the same to WM, THOMPAON, contral avenue, Morrisania, Westchester county, N. ¥. Animals. Medicines for all diseases. jared Food for Mocking Birds. At VOSTER & « MEYERS’, No. 3 Amity street, near Broadway. wees Pa ggg OA gg ¥o. SAU SATE RED. a ress, Ww! OST. Bunnie to station Kensas Pavife Railway. ss R SALE—ALL THE CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS, Orde and REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM | HOHOKUS Thu: ight Gcdber 16, a bi Hands high srteay beifts Siar on forcheed, orhite spot on back ; white soc on the right, hind leg and lo oar on left hind leg. fend information to KR. M, JACOB Beekman street, New ‘ork. SPECIAL NOTICES. A FREE DISPENBARY AND LECTURE ROOM willbe onened tn in ye basement of the Memphis) ysical Uni- vers street, New York, on ti lays and Thursdays, Pe 10 to 2, Leginning October 23. There ne an unl number in the sity. unable, fBrough disease, to earn their daily bread. Some, in istress, become frightened amd resort to suicide, Now @ general invitation is given tothe poor ot ajl nationalities und creeds to come and get cured, be page strong and well, receive new constitutions ani to go forth and éarn an independent living. tthe poor who come to the Dispensary bring me barge with them. 4 lecture will be given on Mond: ings on the various diseases and their Sane cures and Frovention—Deames, Blindness, Baldness, euralgia, Rheumatism and every disonse humanity 1s oe to. The Discovery can be obtained hasnt Jour druggist or at the University, 1. Bond street, where ple se enclose stamp for pamphlet, Ofice hours, daily, ny o'clee ns 10 to do’clcck. Consulta and Thursday eyen- Mr N, G. BROWN, LL PARTIES ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGO- tiating Check Wo. 1,657 of the German Savings Bank of Williamsburg on the Manufacturers’ National Bank of Williamsburg for $500, payable to the order of J. Lar- will, and certified and endorsed. inent has been Pains A suitable reward will be paid for its return to RWILL, 466 Pulaski treet, Brooklyn,-or J, LARe L, 35 Eagle street, Cleveland, Ohio. MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF Engineers, Machinists, Millwrights, Smiths and Pattern Makers, An agsregate meeting of members will be held at the club hotise, National Hall, 52 Stanton street, on Tuesday, the 2ist inst, at 8o'clock P. M., to take into consideration the present ‘tate ctteads and” “otger business of impor- J. WILKINSON, President. TF Ganpyer, New York, First Secretary. A —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, Lye taba « corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street. pen from 8 A. M. to9 P. M. On Sunday from $ to9P. M. . spelt OFFICERS, SAILORS’ AND SOLDIERS yunded, however se can obtain a i aterved Birousiy BE. B. Acme IN “pte sear aeow United Stat Nacye 0, 4 New Chaml FINE LOT OF CAMELS’ HAIR SHAWLS AND ladies’ Furs, mink and. seal, for sale, very low, at GEIGERMAN’S Loan Office, 685 Broadway. A “HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ON « file. Information and circulars tree. Also Ken- fucky State Lottery, for the benefit of the schools of Franktort. JOS, BATES, Agent, 196 Broadway, room 4 UCTION NOTICE.—GOOD SECOND HAND AND misfit Carpets, all sizes, rich patterns; English Brus; gels and Ingrains daily from auction, very cheap, at Fulton street, between William and Nassai —HAVANA LOTTERY, German Government Lotteries. Post office box 3,835. RITTER & CO., 85 Nassau street, room 4, Branch office, 1,017 Third avenue, first floor. ‘A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. « In the Herald of next Saturday will be found a column advertisement giving all the particulars of the Fourth Gift Concert of the Public Library .of Kentucky, beyond all question the greatest enterprise of the age. or tickets, elroulars or information apply to or ad- dress THOS. Hl HAYS, 609 Broadw LAIRVOYANT HERB COMPOUND—CURES RHEU- matism, Blood and Liver, Diseases; price $1; sent pre; ‘Address JENNIE DANFORTH, 78 West Forty- eighth ‘street, New York. References:—Robert Dale Owen, James Peebles and others. CANCER CORED WITHOUT THE USE OF THE ;, permanent cured in every case ina very short time by Dr. CARRIER. Call at or aadress 49 Kast Forty-fourth street, (RA HAVANA LOTTERY, Royal axon Government Lotte mburg City Lottery, Ran Swick Government Lot tery. cashed and Moma TEODOR ZSCHOCH, Lock box 5,504. ne: Nassau street, New ¥ Yor! DS LEITE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, _RE- ed to 59 West Thirty-fifth street. Refers to lead- ing phywicans in shis city. | Office hours—Gentlemen, 9 fo 12 M. ; ladies, 12 to4 P. M AVANA LOTTERY.—TICKETS gare he! THE overnment. German State Prizes and information given. WACHOMANN & 00., Bankers 75 and 77 Nassau sirect, Post office box 3,316. AVANA LOTTERY.—PRIZES CASHED; CIRCU- Jars containing full. Beier che nfbply to A. SCHNEIDER & CO., 35 Wall street, basem Ae LOTTERY.—OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ON file. Information free. The best 5c. and ie. Sie igars the city. JOSEPH MAT TENE ac 7 Broome srett mine bp et Bp ol' 2 ocent act ae cashet raw! larly rece! and filed, i,air Broadway, opposite Gilsey House, D. LINDO, Broker. Lane SEAL AND FUR SACQUES CLEANED, altered, relined to look sage to new; the same bought fuck mre “ SCHWARTZ’S, 1,251 Broadway, corner Thirty- iret street ae Ru ues Reha hi JOUN C, STIR- gow, Scotland, and recently gesiaungsin Filindetphie will be thankfully received by JOHN SKE, Pearl street, New York, or at 23 Nas- dau street, Brooklyn. 4 Cenc AND NEW JBRSEY RAILWAYS, — Saturday will address MARION, box 189 Herald office. NENTRAL PARK. -WILL THE LADY IN COUPE, who was so persistently followed from one end of the Park to the other yesterday afternoon, allow. the Fentieman whom she noticed, to make bet acquaint Auce? He would be more than honored. Address W. B. &., Herald office, G. M.—PIGEON, PLEASE, OH PLEASE ssa di: EW ROYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY Lae Lotteries.—Orders fitled: circulars free. Address G. C, HALL & CO., Bankers, 73 Nassau street; Post office box 3,037, New York. FFICIAL_ DRAWINGS. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, AENTUCKY EXTRA Class XQ. 595—ooTOBER 18, 1873 27, 10, 10, 76. ko SIMMONS -& & co. Sinagers ‘covington Kk SELEY COLERES MEERA LAGE HO. "13 >—OCTOBER 18, 42, 0, 33, 6, I 195—oCTOBER 18, 1873. 13, 64, 7, 2 Covington. Ky, roadway. 153 Fulton street and No, 2 Park row. Post office box 4, AZZARD—THERE IS A LETTER FOR the Brooklyn Post office. "6 bad ad JAMES DUNNE. AND ) KATE DUNNE, PROM NEW- bridge, county Westmeath, Ireland, will please com- municate with their sister, MARY: DUNNE, who came to this country in June, Address box 85 Post office, Madi- fon, Morris county, N. J. “des PARKER—YOUR NOTE eee 2°o LATE » to Keep appotntment, Meet me at ‘at the same place. i Pak Bist FFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY, cron 18, 1873 Toate cabousea erase RO. StO-ceoromee th, Sees. 54, 70, 20, 32, 48, 65, 30, 74, le PO! aahertre” ‘GERKEN Managers, LUTRY & CO., Brokers, 282 Greenwich strest, Now York. OW ROYAL HAVANA OF CUBA, KENTUCKY STATE and German Lotteries; circulars containing full iniormation sent free. PARI Bankers, (78 Broadway, room 2. Private iittes attached. EIL.—JOHN O'NKIL AND MARY, HIS WIFE, on the 17th of June, 1878, executed and acknowledged fore Joseph C. Lawretice, a notary public, of New ‘ork city) a power of attortey to Samuel Kail, of Tle hols, to sell lands In Missouri, are requested to’ call on or communicate with RAE & WHEELER, Broad Bi or H, 8. '& F. 8. OSBORNE, 35 Bryan bloc! GO. UNDAY HVENING, SIX P. M.—THRER YOUNG ladies; church Twenty-et ‘hth street, down Fitch ave- jue, two gentlemen at hotel, crossed ‘to Delmonico’s, dies Sarned Fonrmenta street; the gentleman who wed Niggld, Tike to be nequainted with outside Indy, if Address HOMER, Herald Uptown Branch eabiew office, aot. SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR ‘any information leading ta.the whereabouts rah Davis (colored). or Wallace. Add, ry ok. GRAY, Brooklyn Fost oftoe, x n. ¥. ay Jpounp—a t BLACK HORSE. “AND. WAGON, ON THE 16th be Ow! ee a Maa the. pace, Ey, yee and paying expenses. Appl Beka No. Ht Kast 125th street, Harletn. “OST—ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, A SMALL GOLD Locket, containing a lady's photograph; valuable poly, to the loser as a keepsake. suitable reward will Tiven to. guy person scnding the same to lf? Water Lvaend New York, or 195 Ryerson street, Brgonlys { OST—AT THE CLOSE OF THE OPERA ON FRIDAY Right, and inthe nelghvorhood of the Academy of asic “ANOpal amt Diamond Brooch. Any one retacs. g it to 168 West Thirty-tourth street will receive $25 re- ard. The brooch has been described to the police. O8T—ON BROADWAY—SIX BONDS, $1,000 EACH; two on Toledo, Peoria and Warsa vision, and foar on American Dock Improvement Com: ny. The finder will be liberally rewarded by return. tr them to the proprietors of the Tremont House, Broad- wav. Loge NDAY AFTERNOON, A CHILD 8 GOLD Handkerchief Pin, with coral by A suitable re- erg waite paid on i return to 111 Bast Twenty-clghih OST—BLAOK SILK UMBRELLA, SATURDAY Afternoon, on Central avenue, hétween Jerome ‘ark and Arcularius’. A liberal reward will be paid on ving iat 114 Rast twenty-sixth street Lace DR, HEPWORTH'S oHuRet ON SATUR. day evening, a pearl Opera Glass. The finder will pay, rewaried by returning it to Nor 60 West Firty- O8T—SUNDAY MORNING, FROM 6 ST MARK’S place, a small Italian Greyhound ; has a black collar Ag with rod and piste attached without names by turning the same a liberal reward ‘will be paid. RIVATE, RETREAT FOR INEBRIATES.—AT THE equest ot several medical gentlemen of New York Dr. wi ‘PHY, late Health Commissioner, has opened his spactous retidence, at Mount Vernone West, ester county, N. Y., for the reception of a small num- her of inebriates. Letters addressed to Dr. W. MURPHY will receive immediate attention. R°% ‘AL HAVANA LOTTERY. Information furnished, orders filled, circulars sent free vl at Spanish bank b oe one (tg tad purchases TAYL ers, No. 11 Wall eerest, Siw York city. Roy HAVANA LOTTERY—GERMAN STATES Lotteries. VETTER & CO., by (hae (Germania po Building); Post office box, 4.271. Branch office, pin oh avenue Vaphnban Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth TH FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG Men’s Universalist Association will be held at the Church of the Divine Paternity, corner of Forty-ffth street and Fifth avenue, on Monday evening. October 2 at 8 ciclock., Addresses by, Rev: Dr. Chapin, Geral lands Hey Miss Chay sheet’ iowa, and othere the alte are cordiaily invited, + thera ne abil 7, ROYAL HAVANA, LOTTERY, PRIZES CASHED, +, Oireulare with full inform mt free. Official Grawings on hand. Address F.C, DEVLIN, stationor, 30 Liberty. strect, New Yorks —KENTUCKY LOTTERY, ROY. $589,589. Tavanaana Kentucny efeutare tee, dress BALE! (of i Broadway. Mice established 30 yeas YACHTS, _ STEAMBOATS, _& EO OATS OF ALL DESCRIPTION, WOOD AND. ME- tallic and Spoon Oars, at shop, 363 and 873 South Street, and 1ldth street, Harlem Ri STEPHEN ROBERTS. Ker SALE—SCHOONER YACHT, 48 FEET LONG; large cabin ; sails and rigging nearly new and in per- treet, Kast§River, street. fect order, lying at foot of 16th st For particalars apply at 77 Bleecke: Qcrew YA IT SPITFIRE FOR SALE CHEAP—#) f oot Jon beara, 56 igins*hentee?, ceqnomiest: large cabin ; speed twelv a foot of Smith street, Brooklyn. ice i. “A BSOLt PAINLESS.—TEETH EXTRACTED; fresh gas daily; Combination Sets, extremely light ana durables Hubber soty $10. 216 Sixth avenne, between Fourteenth and Finteenth streets. Established 24 ye REAUTIFUE, AND Sonerartay ae OF TEETH $5, $3 and $10. Teeth fled wi and silver dave orn We Warranted first ‘Be, , wit! id and platina $1. clas, at bold an ta 29 Six O8ST—LAST SATURDAY, IN GorNa FROM SIX. Rasen nth to Nineteenth ‘street, on Third avenue, e sk, containing three gold pieces and a sum of Cian st ——-. he finder will be liberally rewarded on return. to owner, 135 Kast Sixteenth street. fo Bese na be paid to any ong wi ane pe p wal patgen hin to 54 Bowery ‘ __. MARBLE_ "MANTELS. N pARSORTMENT ‘OF “MANTELS, | UNSURPASSED of Seaign and Os a workmanship. Slate te wor of MEN REN MEATE coMPany, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street, Ui inion dquare, THE TURF, panroor DRIVING PARK. —SBCOND FALL ing, 1873. First oa poser October 28, and gontinue three, days, gS? for, 2:50 cl om curse Fan, ‘f Pest ee 1 ‘Su % nee $65't0 Be for ont to firs’ to sec ay ee to. fours ees ‘day NO. $= ond, $40 to thi Purse 20), for 2:42 c fo third, $20 t0 fourth. ee a for 2:34 class; secon arth. Thira'd day.—No. ours § to ‘er 8 sno ina; Si t0 $40 to second, $20 to, fourth. ‘No. 6- Parse ‘$500, open p to second, $75 to’ third, | $50 whi Conditions same as advertised first faut" ‘necting. Entries to c i at Balawi mpire House, corner of Main and poe ifn near Catharine ferry, Monday, Ceraner 20, at All communications Xo be addressed to P.M. WItLraM beta Sit erent house. WILLIAM McMAHON, Superintendent. 'W DORP CLUB GROUND, STATEN haces! — The race advertised for Saturday, awe 4 or all, Lt pewctteone vo turday. October nop will be left open to Tuesda: Gceaper 2 21, jaca geluck peres PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION, SECOND FALL MEETING, 1873, GOMMENCING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. tor horses that have neveribeaten nd and $200 to third, Bowen ‘enters 8 Absent enters br. g. P33 ell. . H, Philips enters b. g. Kd. hite James Dongvey, Jr. enters br. Baker enters Kée SNS i er horaes that have never beaten £0 second ani to third. A. Whitson enters b, m. Pauline. J. Merritt enters: brag Be Berkshire Boy. ‘Owner enters ch. g. Sterling. John Murphy enters s. g. J. H. Philips enters br. g. Fred. LL, 8, Sammis enters s. ta iy rt Wash! DaveTHURSDAY, OCT. 2 PURSE No. 3—Three-year-old Colt Stake. Gs. moe enters b. fil be Francis, C. 8, Burr enters b. c, Retor Edwin en enters es c& - Fopeatlan nt. PURSE No. 4.—4 rses that have never beaten 2:30; $325 to first, $173 to second and $100 to third, ‘Daniel Pieffer énters blk. s. Daniel Boone. John Murphy enters b. g. Everitt fa; » Pendergast enters ch. m. Lady Emma. ‘4. J, Heek enters b. g. Clothespin, * H. Phillips enters g. 5 ery bles Draoer. M. Martin enters b. g. James Dongvey, bg ‘emtergy. §. Ea. Peter arin enters b, m. Sewell Jake, Lie a. Jere .D DAY. FRIDAY, ane. mA, PURSE No. 5, for horses that have never beaten siminutes: #400 to arst 18) to second and $5) to third. 2 a enters bik. m, Maria, J. 3b. g. Dexter B. The. Se enters g. g. Dawn. Own |. & Sterl ig J. Meo 3 int . Silver Thi. . m. Effie Dean. m. Love. ren for all: She to Girst, $1,000 tosecond, $55 92" 1) BV to to Daniel ‘Mace a ere ullarion, J.J. Bowen ko.) ane, W. Lovell en » &e. an Girl C.8. Green + m. Gazelle. rand stand and quarter stretch $2. we, introduced by a member, $5. day at2 o'clock prompt. G ‘island cars leave Fulton {erry ) grount E. O. READ, President. * ertntendent, ty Woe ka 1,187 BROADWAY, treet—This and every even- ganing races at Baltimore Admission tc Aamission to Races comme day and track. every ten migut *Grorce W. Oa. OLS SOLD 1 corner Twenty ing during the week and the trotting at P ; also every morfing atl0o’clock. Telegr ved of entries and winners each day of the races. T. B. JOHNSON, HE CELEBRATED ING HORSES CROWN Prince and Young B yl for a special premium 0. agile heats; Dest $in 5 to barn mn Wednesda: arness, 01 nesday HORSES, CAR T THE HORSE AND CARB & AUCTION MART of WILLIAM VAN @ASSELL (SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTONMAVAN TASSELL), at the old stand, teed M2and 14 Thirteenth street, f Fourth avenue. REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES WILL BE HELD ia poe AND FRIDAY, GENTLEMEN wisHiNa 50 SG RCHASE, OR THOSE having Horses and Carriages to sell. will find this house perfectly reliable. as this, business will be conducted on same straightforward principles which have gov- erned it m the past. WE GIVE E PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE THAT THEA WARRANTED SOUND FROM 24 TO 43 HOURS FOR T Carriages always oh hand at private sale CES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS, ENTRIES CAN BE MADE: BY SENDIN LL SCRIPHONS THROUGH. THE. MAILS. AND CAN BE MADE UP TO SIX O'CLOCK THE DAY PREVIOUS TO ALE. SECOND HAND CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS TAKEN ON SIORAGE FOR SALE. oe UCTION nour pe ARCH, oun Gate Johnston & Van Tassell), OFFICE ren SALESROOM. “OLD STAND, 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post office, THE House AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR pousE Is OVED TO TH SPACIOUS PREMISE: saa TO 2 eet ee \ a oa NEAR UNIVERSITY Pi The business will be conducted on trecinly ly the same strict and honorable principles which have alwa: gchar: acterized the dealings ot our house, and won the and pth ao the business community as well as ise bite at lat REGILAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Entries for sale may be made, as usual, either at our downtown house, 37 Nassau street. or at the M. to 25 Thirteenth street near Universi y plac BERAL ADVANCES, MADE ON" CONSIGNMENTS SALE CONMENGES AT 103 O'CLOCK. A —MAJOR shemnaa Wi GARRER, AUCTIONEER, e DAN cite ie GREAT ay OF RATED TROTT: KY ‘thee HE STABLES NO, 26 WEST Pouty-RiGnTh STREET, NEAR TO-MORROW CREAR eure AT11 0°CLOCK, WE TWENT HEAD, ALL OF WHICH! CAN TROT! in from’ 2:30 to 2:45, and Iwelddes the well known PENN YAN, EASTERN MAD, BUITERBALL, MAGNA CHARTAS OR STONEWALL JACKSON, YO NG HONEST, BILLY BLAIR, GEORGE HIOKS, LISTLE JERRY, ONGSE: TROTTERS WERE’ SELECTED this summer y Mr. Mace, during his travels East and West, with great care and regardless (ve cost, and now, being de- isons of reducing his stock, offers them tor positive and remptory ule to the highest bidder THE ALL WARRANTED OUND and kind, and are all clepant ‘and extra stylish drivers STOCK NOW ON EXHIB CATALOGUES NOW READY, and can be obtained at BARKER & CHASE'S City Auction Mart and New York Tattersalls, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. NO POSTPONEMENT on account of the weather. “[ —THOROUGHBRED RACE STALLIONS AD PUBLIC auction, at BARKER & CHASE'S City Auction Mart and New York Tattersali’s, corner of Broadway and Thir- ty-ninth street, on Wednesaay, October 22, at 11 o'cleck, and consistin OWN HOUSE ADMIRAL, by Commodore ry Mullok, by John Brunt, out of inp. by igh, 13 years old; has run ini thoro in, aT fine drottiny wre BAY HORSE G NES HOD. by Admiral, dat eer. by Truste imp. Trustee, out of Marian Grey, 13ie high, 6 years od nas run ih 1:4; dam atalant, nly broker actio! a Bi oe well broken ain bern CHEST! OLT QUEBENSTON, b; ey dam Fairy queen, by. kee Jr., out of Silphede, 2 years olds ie very speedy CK WAS BRED BY Colonel Campbell, oft reehiigctady, who sells to reduce his stock. LL ARCH OF THOROUGHBRED Stallions, for stud purposes or for saddle use, should embrace this opportunity, which Is one seldou oltered al. ALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT reserve STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION at th A een AGAIN! LOW RENTS, . id stand, No. 58 Liberty street, Tevied. ie ages, Harness, &c., chea) Ww rents, r than 58 Lil ry street, between Broadway and Nassau. A. “A —JENKINS & DUFF, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL At, public auction. on Monday, October 2, at 12 o'clock, Ref tront of pees, House, 57th st,, near 3d a = ay, 1 top Yat H, 1 Sleigh, 1 set Harness. is, Y Whip. ane 1 nket: ket: to pay expense or keep, ae. By order of Farle; -FOR SALE (THE PROPERTY OF A FARMER), « four Horses, one very fine gray coupe on family Horse ; also two truck Horsés and one Very fast Mare, 4 hands’ 1 inch high; to be sold on reasonable term: trial of seven days allowed with either of them. ‘Apply at 47 Great Jones street. AWPOR, SALE CHEAP, A FIRST CLASS ory 18 Wagon; only used four times. ply at private ble No. 1,872 Broadway, FIRST CLASS COACH HORSE AND A NEW XL Phaeton, Inquire at 7235 Charles street. COUPE, Ltr ot B= DEPOT WAGON, PHAETO: Poach, Neane aes sold for. for hens than’ halt Broadway and Fourth street. T OUR WARBROOMS, 83 BROADWAY, ARE ie following second hand Carriages in good order and t iT Top Wagon, round tre front, vray, Bo ‘Cart free, ogre; Baropehe six seat Roc! HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. HANDSOME COUPE HORSE WANTED— are old. Inquire of JOHN O'CONNOR, street SOUND, ‘GENTLE AND STYLISH FAMILY A. Horse—biack, IShands 8 inches high; price, $250. MB Es East Thirty- ninth street. LIGHT TOP SIDEBAR WAGON, BY STIVERS; one light Clareuce and top Wagon, by Broome street rewster; 2)top and open road from $5 uy) coupe road Rockaway. 4 second, han Omtockawaye, $10) up; T slide seat. 1 Coach, $85): 9 second band top, pony tons, 1 Cotipe, 1 Sulky, 20 Sleighs, | Express Wagon, Blaskets’ ran, Robes, sin fie and double Harness. AM ¥, 2) and 22 Wooster street. |ARRIAGES cs a BY THE MONTH. new; French pattern: first class horses, hari drivers and livery “all ap ointments equal to any Priva tarnout Opera tables, 48and 60 East Thirty- seem Foupes, tri th, w me aota hey bal ain. WEST SIDE CARRIAGE REP POSITORY, 494 and 1,496 Broadway, ir Forty-fifth street. Fr FIRE!!—OUR 81 OF CARRIAGES, al K water, will be sold ata bargain, JOSE. rate c 144 and 1,498 ‘Broadway, near’ Forty.dfta ae SALE—CLARENOE, LITTLE USED, IN GOOD repair. Call at 458 Third avenue, or 35 Madison ay, ae % SALE—A BROWN PONY, 15 HANDS HIGH, 5 years old: heavy build: weighs 1,050 pounds, suitable butcher, baker or express; warranted sound and kind, Cal ~ ‘Washington stree i ror SATIN. LI! orishand bay Horses and Harness, c 00, for $100 Tony Phueton tor $260. 1 asin tined Coupe, $375; 1 Coupe, $125. 86 Walker street, near Broadway, very stable. FoR kind. nd. Apply at NOR SALE—A NUMBER OF LOW PRICED WORK _ Inquire at stables $4 n street. LE—THREE fT HORSES, D AND KIND, (ae ‘six to nine years old, 14 to 16% hands; suitable for cart truck, exprais. &c, sold because the owner hag no use for them ; $50, $100, $110. 192 Division street. 1OR SALE—A FINE. BRETT, | MADE BY BREWSTER: ht; great bone ja 1 ree $380; also three sound work Horses, cheap. GORDEN’S Stable, Nos. 3 ani We enn street. PoE $250 WILL BUY HORSE, HARNESS, eit and Goat Route, on account of i filhealth, In- wo —A HORSE, EXPRESS WAGON AND , horse warranted sound and Pos P REE-QUAI ER BRETT, IN Boat order, pole and shafts: also a tah t double Har- ess, with hames and breast Collar, at CONWAY'S stable, Twenty-second street, near Tenth avenuc. TRST CLASS STALLS TO LET—WITH PLENTY OF ner room, in boarding stable 162 West Eighteenth [ORSE BLANKETS, CARRIAGE ROBES, HARNESS, The largest variety of Horse Furnishing Gooasis in New York; no fancy prices. C. M. MOSEMA! & BRO., Manufacturers, 114 Chambers 5 ORSES WINTERED—IN PATERSON, PASSAIC county, N. J., at RICHARD BENSON'S; the best of care taken of thei. For reference inquire of John Har- beck, 35 Fitty-fifth street. [MPORTANT TO COUNTRY STAGE MEN OR HACK- ers—For sale, a fine Coach, $50, ths 150; also 1 fine roan Horse, sound and kind, $65. 77 New Chambers st, Grape TO LET—FOUR STALLS, WITH ALU CON- Veniences for carriages, £c. ‘Apply at 239 West Fif- mo LEAT REDUCED PRICE, PRIVATE STABLE East Twentieth street, near Third avenue; has foome: threo or five stalls and carriages, GRAM, Twenty-fith ease ‘and Fourth avenne. ‘AGONS CHEAP.—EX? ESS, GROCERY, BU! ness, delivery, plumbers’ and platform spring Wag- ons, at 226 Spring street. 510 TO $175.—FIVE HORSES, YOUNG, SOUND and kind; used past summer for watering corner Thirty. -first street. ‘ood workers and roadsters. 41s Eighth ayenue, 1.20 $2 $M. THREE HORSES, FROM 15, TO 16 hands, suitable tor any business; also three agons aod Hari Selling for no tault, 267 West Twenty-frth street, near Eighth avenue, fam! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. _ N_ ENERGETIC, RELIABLE PARTY WANTED— ‘With $5,000 to $10,000, to take charge of a branch establishment; will give security for money and guaran- tee a fnir salary. Only principals call or address 42 Broadway. (A. WHOLESALE MANUPACTURING AND COMMIS. sion concern would borrow $10,000 to $80,000 from Feliable business mau, giving hivn lucrative employment with unquestionable security tor capital, Address GUAR- ANTEE, box 175 Heraid office. MOST SUCCESSFUL JOBBING AND IMPORTING business; profitable; im full operation oe with first clase established trade arte wanted, take one third interest; capital bata ss BLOMQvi ‘prods last year over $30,000. {so Nasau strect, RARE Rts FOR A JOURNALIST. —$25,000 will purchase @ controlling interest in a daily morning newspaper ublished in the interior of the State; it is well established, republican in politics, with a daily circulation of over 2,000 copies and a large ad- eae ing patronage. Address A. S., box 200 Herald office, PARTNER WANTED—TO JOIN ADVERTISER IN buying out good lished business; $4,000 cash re- guired: Z rT will furnish $2,000, lull particulars of WAR- J ‘0. 5 5 Dey street. PARTY WHO CAN FURNISH $4,000 TO $5,000 TO start a Club House in this city, connected with a ‘well established business, may address U, 5. Club House, Herald office. “CLEAR PROFIT OF $100,000 MAY BE MADE BY A gentleman with $5,00 joining advertiser and giving his immediate service.’ Address EAGLES, Herald Up- town Branch office. N OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO ACCEPTABLE rty to purchase, on favorable terms, Halt Interest of retiring partner in a highly respectable and successtul auction, real estate andvommission house of long stand- ing. For particulars apply to J, W. CAMPBELL & CO., ‘Hudson street. (A. Mimst chase PROMINENT UPTOWN EIGHTH avenue Dry Goods Store, doing a large trade, can de bought on very favorable terms. £CO., 443 Hudson street. pply to CAMPBELL OR SALE—BUSINESS; A FIRST CLASS OYSTER Saloon, doing t -top business; just fitted up, re- Gardiess of expense, with all late improvements, on'one of the leading avenues of the city; reason for’ sellin, Sickness of the proprietor. Inquire, between 10 and o'clock, of D, COLGAN, 468 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, ARTNER, WITH $600, IN PRODUCE AND PRO- visions? established 5 years; references exchanged. Call on E, E, BURNETT, No. 6 Park place. HIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S FUBNISHING GOODS.— '$1,200 will buy the above splendid Shizt Trade (custom and ready made), 5 Wheeler & Wilson's Machines, com- Ba ae erervining In working ord erty chang joards, H ng order, \- EU MATR TS, heraia Uptown Brauch TALUABLE | PATENT FOR R SALE TRIPLIN invention, but one ot real, practical importance: no competition, required in every house; sales uniim: ited: lar fe prone patent never before offered for sale. Address 211 Greene street, Jersey Oi ANTED—A PARTY WITH $3,00) CAs Si TO TAKE half interest in a very lucrative business, which has already made several fortunes; can make $100,000 this winter. Address B. W., Herald Uptown Branch office, 3 O00 To $80sA RERSON HAVING 4 GOOD business, established over three years, re- quires additiona| caphal., A mon:hly vront of ihree per Gent will be paid, with full guarantee to be patd monthly, and the money invested can be witudrawn at any tind ‘ble notice being given. Address W. B. H., $20. 000.-HeR ites sage EAPC ce, possessing sapere a over competito year's income gS nstantly improving. ait a W. M., box 140 iiereld ‘ottice. 4.0 000 YEARLY PROFIT INCOME MAY BE .* Lhe with advertiser by a business ntleman ready ‘ive immediate services and $3,000 ina sound business 9 of he character. Address RETIRE- MENT, Herald Uptown | ranch effice. LOAN OFFICES. | LGN T 8 NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND John ‘streets—NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the buying, selling or. Wert d on Diamonds, Watches, soreny Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, for any foney loaned ry, Silver re, Siiks and particularly Planoas piivate pacior Yor ladies; vastness ctly confidenttal. DVANCES, MADE TO ANY AMOUNT A monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, ate Shawls, Laces, Me! rhandise, in A a or broken ages, or purehi IK a CO. 3 tat Fulton street. ed ice for ladies. Established 1850. Se habla Espa ol. T Fi BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINTH STRERT— ON. DiA- PRICE FOUR CENTS, DRY GOODs, R. BH, MACY & CO, * * * * * * * *e",* + %a* ** * * * a* *s . s Back to 8 SPECIE BASIS. SPECIE BASIS. MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1873, “—~ In order to meet the co. fallin the real value of goods caused by the re- cent monetary panic, also the fall in gold, we have resolved, in addi- tlon tothe EXTENSIVE REDUCTIONS H, MACY & CO.| which we haye already H MACY & CO, — made throughout our establishment to give our customers a still further Casi DISCOUNT BR, H. MACY & CO. R B. MACY & CO. of ten per cant, Our goods are re marked in plain figures, and to every customer making purchase of Sc. and upwards will be re- turned ~ TEN PER CENT 00.) on the amonnt of the DRY GOODS, T SMITHS PATTERN BAZ. 914 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street Poy ‘LL LINE of FASHIONS. LO MODEL given FORM warranted pertect. CLOTH MODEL given each Resern. oF cae pant Basting done promptly. ‘Uunul 6 o'clock M", A. DUVAL, 873 BROADWAY, HAS JUST RE~ ceived new styles of Walking Jackets, Coal Aises; latest Paris novelty, Persian Costume eas, age Redingote ia Ng fasion te re EDUGED! | REDUCED! REDUCED! UNION ADAMS & CO,, NO, 637 BROADWAY, are offering at very low prices Hostery and Gloves, Underwear, Shirts ‘and Coltars, Handkerchiets, Suspenders, Rohes, Jackets, &c. DOWNTOW® CLOTHING S ESTABLISHMENT. = Business well established and doing a large trade; ierms easy. Apply to A. BLOMQVIST, 160 Nassau ctreet. A FIRST CLASS DAY TRADE DOWN TOWN. Let Room, doing an excellent EUOYb 3 a bargain, on easy terms. 29 Bro! ot —FOR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES ON ALL the avenues and business streets of this city and Brooklyn aglow TERE iso Restaurants, Oyster Saloous. IELL'S Store Agency, stre A —DOWN TOWN SAMPLE ROOMS, BEST BUsinfeg « location, for sale cheap; also Wine and Bilhard& Hotels, Meat Narkets, first class Grocery Stores, Grocery Stores. gency. 77 Cedar street. FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM, WITH LEASE, for sale—A bargain if not privatély sold, will be of tered at auction on Wednesday nex! o'clock. aA fe ee TTENTION.—A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND HAND’ Safes, all maker; some Jewellers’, very cheap, to close out stock; real bargaing offered. AMEKICAN STKAM SAF c COMPANY, 300 Broadway. Bore exe STAND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. $800. A good business attached; sales amount; to over $25,000 per year; reason for selling having one Lusincss. For pa culars inquire at the stand, 182 and 183: Fulton Market RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP.—MUST BE SOLD atonce. Address A. P. C., box 1él Herald office. TPG STORE FOR SALE—HANDSOMELY FITTED 4 and well stooued. coin & good besinoess splendid} ns a a rare cl toda apparatns and fountain; a rare changes ay STABLISHED 181—THE WELL KNOWN BOOT 1," and Shoe Store, No. 72 Thompson street for sale reason for'selling, sickness; aie $3,000 or first mortg: on city Property. Saloon: Bakeries, Lunch Rooms. coun| MITCHELL'S Store purchase. ‘This discount will be made on all classes of goods through- out the whole store wherever a p er @ purchase is ‘ made of fc. and up- wards RH, MACY & Co. FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE. Great Panic Sale, Prices way down, At KINZEY'S Great sale of Dress Trimmings. Stk Trimmin; yard, Silk Fringes, tote, ard. peers. imps, 6c. yar 3b. le. ru yard uy ons Thal Pink Bonnet Velvets, Se. ap. English, Velveteens, 0c. up. Lining Silks, 25c. u Bonnet Sky oe. Up. $60,000 worth of rich Ribbons, bought at cents on the do! “Ripbons, 3c., 6c., 8¢., 10¢. and 12! Gro Grains, &,,"We., 12! ec. and 1 Sash Ribbons, 39. yar Fancy Hibvons, luc. yard up. Fancy Feathers, Wings, Ostrich Tips, Plumes 7 closing out, to $7. Hats, Bonnets and Frames, closing out very low. AN! onr silk Windsor and fancy Ties at 25c. Bargains in Ladies’, Gents’ and Misses’ Underwear.” rains in Laces. Real Guipure Laces, 18c. yard up. Real Valenciennes, c. &e. yard up. Real Yak Laces, 28c. yard up. French Guipures, 8c. yard up. Goods selling. at KINZEY'S: Jess than gold cost, Jadies’ ‘one. blitton Ea os Bice ae two-button Ki pa ei “2 Gents’ Kid Gloves, 89. Gents’ Dogskin, 89. All our Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Hosiery closing verz low. losing Ta: Handkerc! ¢ stock of linen efs, 6c. up. Gtael pag orm od , ronzes, Ac. me - Prices reduced in every department, very low. WILLIAM KINZEY, 767 and 769 Broadway, corner of Ninth street. (AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT, MILLINERY. GOODS. ROUND Ff HATS, SPECIAL OFFERING. FINEST FRENCH FELT HATS AND BONNETS “AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. O8TRICH FLOWERS AT 5ic., 75c., $1, $1 50 UP, OSTRICH TIPS, ——~—s WILLOW PLUMES. BARGAINS IN REAL LAGES. ~~ LACE RUFFLINGS, Black silk Velvet, $1 75, $: , = Ge Ns then wide, $3 75, Also, the new shades Nav, $0 pieces of Mantlla Silk 5), $5 75, $6 50, Less han gold cost, Examine. $1 per yard. 1 $3 Velveteens, 50c., 75¢. Silk Mignon: vy Blue and tfteen other new shades. ‘The cheapest gros ‘Grain and sash Ribbons offered thess ten years. LADIES! TIES, y Blue, a ROMAN SASHES, nn: SILK FRINGES, LE¢S THAN HALF MANUFACTURERS’ COST, Job lotof linen Handkerchiefs at 10c., Ue., 12c., 18¢., 15c, up. One third below market value, Yankee Notion Department—crowded. New Fancy Goods by every European steamer. Look at our Jet, Steel, Pear) and Oxidized Ornaments, Extraordinary display. Hosiery—Cashiuere for ladies and children. Lines of Balbriggan Hose. 35 ae Ladies’ Merino Vests, high neck’ and long Ladies’ Merino (iat be] 759. each, up. Bargains a ales U vase ; E60. UD. every size. jargains in ladies’ Underclothir ” EDWARD IDLEY & SON, Nos. 309, S11, Silt, Ga mrest, 62, G4, 66, 63 and 70 Allen stre Fifth block east trom the Bowery. ener ORS. LARGE LINES OF FURS, RECENT PURCHASES, ALASKA AND SHETLAND, NB SEAL, SACQUES, MUFFS, Children’s Coney aa herb fs $1.50 each, up. Lynx Furs from $7 to $20 the set. Ermine sets, $i8each. Bargains. Gur stock comprises trom low to finest grades, and will be found under tp market values. Fur Trimmings, a Bleigh and and iH ae at Robes, &c., &c, DW ), S11, 31154 Grand street. rs 64, 63, t8and "70 Alien street, ae - Pairth blog east from the Bowery. KY GLOVES. Storekeepers can only purchase our Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watche: Jewelry, india shawls, Silks, &e. | the sane bought and sold; private office for ladies. T 8, FIRUSKDS, 681 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY sizeet, highest advances on Diamonds, sine et ry, iverware, Pianos, India Shawls, ag. Private office tor ladies. + Business conndential. © Broad wi YMAN": 710, BROADWAY—LIBERAL AD- . * ances nade ou Diamonds and Watches, silver- Ware, &c., or will pay the highest market price for the same. TNO. THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- A way, I pay the highest prices tor Dlamonds Watches, Broker, é7 3 Thirteenth street near Broadway: 39 & NASSAU STREET, Pond eg nig | POST OFFICE.— vance 01 Liberal advances ‘made on Diamonds, wetohes, Jewell ag ie as Sega of Merchandice. The sane bot and sold. YMAN LEOPOLD. 103 ast Wong N TWES iL and Twenty--fitth streets, —Liberal advanc: Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Bill i Shi feat Pineton, to whee ra uey, pray 4 co, | Same bought at full alae. te BK Mac04 WARDS” al iT LANDAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONE meoeey ay, bb AMITY Be Sor tf SERB GR As | 685 AEA A oy extate. Tobe seen at i. curles's @ sate bought and sold. GERMAN. he ‘and 118 3 awe ‘Thirteenth onth street, near Fourth sory o FIFTEEN CHEAP TRUCK oe ite HORSES, ht top to be veld at Fedak: ‘Rate at 3 Went TAWART'S eh PAreELe, MARBLE ref woop Mantels, UL. 1s, at Cg Erguiac hel eter Eee U2 2 ow BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET 013, as gt cg ve » {seme bonght and sold, Arc. HERTS,” often, Foc See HERALD BRAN\ oH 1967 EDWARD GLOVE MONOGRAM At the jobbing room counter, up stairs, _ We do not sell to jobbers this season, Prices, $5, $5 60; Two Buttons, $7, $7 50, $8 69 and $9. EDWARD RIDLEY & SON, Nos. 909, $11, 8116 Grand street, 62, 64, 66, 68 and 70 Alien FIFTH BLOCK East FROM THE BOWERY. Five minutes’ ride from corner Broadway and Grand street. Desbrosses street cars pass the door. ID GLOVES! “Monogram.” From 1 to 4 battons. One button, 35c., 45¢. per pai From Europe this week. New shades in cloth, drabs and stee! colors. ‘Two buttons, 65c., 75¢., $I'and $1 25 the paif. Best low priced Glove in America. ‘Also, castors, dog skin, buck, calf and cloth Gloves and Ghuntlets, cheap. Men's Kid Ga@ves, 7Sc., $1 and $1 29 pair. RIDLEY & SON Nos. 909, S11 war and Nos. 62, 64, 66, 68 Pith block eat a the Bowery. “Edward.” = | | al prance, STORE FOR SALESTOCK AND FIXTURES,: or without stock, for a few days; rent only $12 per month, at 179 Seventh street, near avenue B, FoR, SARE GTHE OLD. ESTABLISHED CIGAR: Store, 121 Third avenue, between pirteenth, pane Fourteenth strects. JOHN WARN! Fourtgenth street ORS WA )OR SALE—LEASE G34 YEARS) AND | FURNITURE: HP rhouse and restaurant; freshly painted: good si ation; price moderate; sold in consequence of death. Addréss COUDERT BROS., 49 Wall street. OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER! F Grocery Store, in Brooklyn; well stocked and doing: a foo od business; must be sold this week. Apply to THC GAFFNEY, Auctioncer, No. 6 Centre street See SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR K Store, at 29 Carmine street, the Old Ale House. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND Pbcoet Saloon and Barroom, 67 East Tenth street, bet Broadway and Fourth avenue, OR SALE—A GOOD CHANCE—A ae STO! F doing a ped business and in a food loca tl ona toad reasons giv at 2/1 Canal street, resent Owner wishing to corner Mulberry. al —! SHOE STORE, GOOD LO- eal ign te ae ae Neling, sickness. Call at 300 Myrtle avenue, OR SALE—STOCK Spey FIXTURES OF A FANCY FS Dry Goods Store, $1,000, below value, for cash. owner leaving the city.’ Inquire in the store 607 Third ay~ EA SALE—A ADE OMELY FITTED UP CORNER 2 uor Store on Third avenue. Inquire of HENRY Peet ‘$45 East Eighteenth street, near First avenue, in cigar store. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS .WINE AND LIQUOR’ Fr Store op a great gboronghiare downtown; a cbance no to invest in ey paying esgic oe) will sell ata sacrifice, for, pod. and satisia pesonel no agen:s. Address U. 0. D., box 110 Herald ‘a FGounter abot _ TARDROME, AHO ia a Clnee lounter, about twenty-four feet io Case, abou six tect by three, Apply at PRESCOTT d& SONS’, No. 75 Chambers street. NE OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR STORES In the Seventh ward tor sale; eight years’ lease. Apply at No. 471 Grand street, HE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES, WITH OR WITH. out Stock of a clothing store, established for the dast ten years, for sale. Satisfactory reasons for selling. avii9 Franklin street, Greenpoint, L. 1. ~ for any pai ____ MACHINERY. GOOD SECOND HAND LOCOMOTIVE OR TUMU- lar Boller wan.ed, for cash, 50 or 60 horse power; Reale. Address, with description and ir d price, D, box ait Herald office. —9X22, 11X24, 12X30, 19X24 ENGINES, WITH LOCO- A. motive Flue Or Tubular Rollers and Pumps, secona WILSON & ROAKE, Water and Dover streets, _ a hand. Brees at el TEN-HORSE iets SECOND also 2. a3 hand, good as -horse power Baxter En- seller eel hand, 4 ioon order. For sale by WM. D, UsSELL, 18 k place, New York. INSTRUCTION. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2 FOURTH AVENUE, AX opposite Cooper. Institute.—Bookkeeping. Writing Arithmetic and Languages. Day and evening. department, Telegraphy taught P practically jdomnd for operators; tuition LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN OIL AND water colors, drawing and wax flowers, at her studio or at be Fesider ices ag Pag pupils. Call on or ad A. ‘oom Fj OB WETTING pve IN TEN PRI- A Yate lessons of an hour each, Apply, this day at N West Tenth stre between, Fitth and “aieth avenue gentlemen at 7 ocloe i OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. N EXPRRIENCED, CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL A and Ei h teacher, scholar and gold medallist of ipreist ut cen for college cengien or American)’: clty prepares for college (En 0 Tolerenge Of highest elaas. © ‘Midress TUTOR, box I Herald Uptown Branch o USINE! WRITING, SORKEEFING, teh = tic, &c. .<DOLBEAR'S vommercial Collages er ne Broadway. corner Eighteenth stree' Hee Yispectat attention paid to good busin ness writing, nd iness, cramping or trembling entirely remove: N.Be—ioys’ prepared tor business can always secure good places in stores, offices or banks. LOCUTION,—SPLENDID SUCCESS AT THE NEW 1) Vocal Academy: Pupils delighted. Thorough tion by an able Boston master. Lung culture, Call for new circular, 150 Kast Twei ird street. BOvExING CLASSES IN 1) classes in Phonography every to9,at the evening school. situated fifth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenuss: RENCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH THORQUGHLY rapidly tat tan ne moderate [oe Be ay Professor son WUN ‘Hast Thirty-Arst etrest, ‘Lessons Given at either pupil's Ree or my own. i ie’ TUBULAR BOILERS, 224 POWER EACH; CAL- ender, tached ee and ‘iron rolis; Cards, Spinning, \d Jute Machiner: pean cheay nates PENDEXTER, 45 Sohn strect. SHORTH AND.—FRER venigng’ from. Sin West ‘Thirty. DANCING ACADEMIES. —popwortn: ‘s ‘CLASSES FOR DANCING, + No, 212 Fitth avenue, ge ‘Twenty-sixth street, re now open for the season. Twice a wreck Mondays and Thursdays, Tuesdays and Fridays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Once & week—Saturd: inorninge rand Lcd evenings. Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings. Send for a cire k WILSON & TAMILTON’ 8, “SELECT bel pb ob AL acai, riba, 98 We coaeti aeety near avenue,— ol For ‘ora, &c., send for circ + ‘Bolree every tee ptay evening.» —J, MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, | 280 + Bleecker street; classes Tuesday and Friday even- ings; children Wednesday day. nnd Saturday afternoons: inirce every Baturday evening, at Bo'clock, Send for circular, rs \AUSE’S DANOING PPT i oe rng J. 8. 14 and 116 Bast Thirteenth street, thet iat 1d and Rast Pity fourth scree 1 re BE LESSONS, st ny het GH Rast'Bloventh aii Tet, LARS ‘ivate Academy, YS_ACADE Lhd DANCING, AT mena tet itever volt Yel all tient at tole ‘convenience, indivi fe fueaday a Cae Br kvost ® DALLeT MASTER DUMAR’S DANCING ‘West Fourth stree! ae an ns evel vixr ieee ne tau tp Guarwer 0.10 paiva je Fagonia eee “AN E pgm a | JANCING CLASSES, 82 FT aun bue, corner nth street. New classes a2 AND MRS. HLASKO'S: Aca i Ls ae Rata Oall for precireular at ifeet agEmEReONS R ® DANCING, at Ce saves oe