The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. “WHOLE NO. 13,850. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, — AMUSEMENTS—Srcony Pack—Fifth column. ASTROLUGY—ssvextn Pace—Fourtn column. BILLIARDS—Finst Pacs—Vitth column, BUARDEKS WANTED—sxconp Pacr—second column, BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR 5ALE—Sxconp Pach— First column. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Nivtn Pal BUsINERS NOTICES—Futm Pacy—Bixth Oy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxconp Page— First column, SALBSMEN—Seventa = Pace—Third CLERKS AND t colymn. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Sxventa Pace—Third and fourth columps. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Seventa Pace—Vifth and sixch columns. QOPARTNERSHIPS—Nuvra Pace, GOONTRY BOAKD—Sxconp Pace—Third column. DSNTISTRY—Sevextu Pace—Yourth column. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UM 'URNISHED—Sxconp PaGr—First column, EUR PLAN STEAMSHIPS—srventa PaGe—Fifth col- uma. UROPE—Rxconp Pace—Third column. CURSIONS—Finst Pack—Sixth coluinn. INANCIALTNINTH Pacn, 5 SALE—sxcOND Pacx—Fourth column. VUBNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Bxoonn Pagy—First and second columns. FOBSIIURE—Sevoru Pags—Fourth column. NCH ADVERTISEMBNTS—Sxvesta Yace--Pourth column. SELF WANTED—FEMALES—Sxvuyta Paae—Third col- - HELP WANTRD—MALES—Sevawrn Page—Pourth col- umn. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Pace—Third aud worete Svconn ea ‘Second and third col KCOND PacE—| rd columns, BOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WaNTBD—F inst Pack—Sixth column. ANSTRUCTION—Finst Page—Sixth column. LECTURE SBASON—Sxcomp Pacx—fourth colamn, four OFFICES—F inst ¥ sae—Sixth couumn. colomn. i AN) FOUND—Finst Pacs—First colump. ACHINERY—sxconp Pace—Fourth column. MARBLE MANTELS—Finar Pacu—Secoud columa, ATRIMONIAL—Sxconp Pagx—Third column, MEDICALSeveeen Paca—Fourth colnmn ISCELLANKOUS ADVERIISKMBNIS—Cxxts Pacx— Sixth column. USICAL—Sx0oxn Pace—Fourth column. EW PUBLICATIONS—Firtu Pagr—Sixth column. PRRSONAL—Finst Pack—First, column, FIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—SxcoND Pacn—Fourth colanmn. PROPOSALS —Miest Pagn—Second column. peo NAS: UR TARIONG WANTEL—FEMALEB— WENTH Pacx—Second column. PROPERTY OUT OF THK CItY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Srconp Pacr—First column. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Sxcoxp Pace—First column, BEAL ESTATE WANTED—Sxcoxn Pacr—First column, BLIGIOUS NOLICES—First Pace—First column. BEWARDS—Finst Pacr—Firet column. BALES AT AUOTION—Fixst Pacs—Fourth and fifth ‘columns, SITUATIONS WANTED—PEMALES—Sxvewrs Pack— First and second colamns. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Suventa Pagr— Third column, SPECIAL NOTICES—Fmsr Pace—First and second col- umn. SPORTING—DOOS, BIRDS, &C—Fiusr Pace—Thurd umn. SUMMER RESORTS—Sxcown Paor—Third comma, FRE TRADES —Suvawrn Pace—*ourth column. HE TURF—First Pacx—Third colwnn, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOES—Sroorn Page— irst column. IRAVELLERS' GCIDE—Sxvantm Pace—Sixth column. NFURMISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET Skconp Pagr—Second cotumn. WANTKD TO PURCHASE—Finst Pace—Sixth column. WESTCHESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE OK YO Lis! Sxcoxp Page—First column. WINES, LIQUORS, &C.—Sxcoxp Pacr—Pourth column. ZACHTE, SIEAMBOATS, £0.—Finst Paas—Second col- mii. erent PABIS AGENCY OF AMERICAN REGISTER, AVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HARALD, THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO BINGLE, NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES ESSRS. KREMER & CO BEQUIRING THEM. { = ne | PERSONAL. GLAIS-HOPR YOU WILL MANAGE TO KEEP ZA), fie norming appointment, “16 is 30 discouraging 10 ai ELLA—WILL SEE YOU THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Matince Picnics, Hamilton Park, Sixty-ninth street end Third a E. p= —LET ME HEAR ONE WORD FROM YOU, L et NELLIE —, 19 —. OTTTE—CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU GO away, or write and give me your address, Green- wich nue. ALF. —OUT OF TOWN. RETURN MONDAY. MUST nee you. BADGER. ATILDA HIGGINS, FORMERLY OF coyTa. ville, N. J., by addressing EH., herald office, will ear of something of importance to he: pas MONDAY, USUAL TIME, RETTY LADY IN CONEY ISLAND CAR, WHO HAD dirt in her eye ; genueman who assisted to get it out desires acquaintance. Address a. B. C., box 213 Morald Til, EB. W. MORAN, FORMERLY OF BAST Kighteenth street, communicate with 8. 5.8, 56 West Housion street (sal ILL MR JAME! WHITTEMORE PLEASE tend his addre: RSE, 54 bighth avenue. ILAKL , RHIE aia, Id requested to cull at 39 Naxsau street, room 15. | All who know his whereabouts will conier a ‘favor by | @ddressing above place. A PRU. __.... RELIGIOUS NOTICES ISHOP KAVANAUGH, OF THE METHODIST copa) Chureh South, will preach at Pirst jethodist Episcopal church, Brool sud, Vi hil occupy the pulpit In the mond, Va, w e pul ie © Vel 34k Gir conta tiee: py pulp iD ming at 7:4! vi, on Sunday shorne on Sunday mori 101% o'clock, aud Dr. Leroy M. Lee, of Rich. | | panion and ¢ | less than value. | feet beam: light drungh EW Y ORK, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1874.-WITH PLEMENT SPECIAL NOTICES A NWRST Now. ; «The fith and last Gift Concert for benemt of Public Tibfary of Kentucky, takes place July sl, Ise. 30,00 cash gifts, amounting’ to. 92.5000, will be’ distributed. Salen cose promptly on the 2th, Al} esrous of snvest ing should order at once. . This a posttivety the LAST CHASCE! LIST OF GIFT One Grand Cash Gin. One Grand Cash Gut. One Grand Cash Gift. One Grand Gash Gitt One Grand Cash Gift, 5 Cash Gifts, $20, vac each, 10 Gash Gifts, 14,00) 15 Cash Gitta, 10,000 20 Cash Gitte. 6.000 e: 25 Cash Gitte, 4,000 30 Cash Gists, 8.000 e1 60 Cash Gifts, 2000 cach 100 Cash Gifts, — 1,000 each. 19,7 other gilts, amounting ta, Making a grand total of 30.000 gitts, Brand ORION OF TICK ‘Yenths, or each Coupon UM Whole Tickets for... Order at once of E THOS, E, BRAMLETTE, Agent, or THOS H. HAYS & CO. Brees : Oy Broadway, New York. —PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY; WHOLE Tickets, $80; Halves, $25; Tenths, Por sale by DEVLL A stationcr, Liberty ried New York. Gos, AND SILVER REFINER.—S, BCHAWEL, 2% 3 ae et, vear Broadway.—Gold and Silver and any article A ontaining gold bought at market price. iver sold to manulacturers. hae Fi FLESRY (A, DANIELS, MD. 144 LEXINGTON AVE- hue, near iweuty-ninth sireet.—special attention to the diseases of men. AVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOT. tories.—Information and circulars furnished. WACHSM ANN O., Bankers, Lock box $816. 7 and 77 Nassau New York. AVANA AND GERMAN LOTTERIES.—IMPORTANT information given ior next drawings by E. SAN. NUNBERG, Post office box 190, New Haven, Conn, FLA YANA_ LOTERY.CPREB INFORMATION AND circulars gtven and sent. Address J. B. MAR- TINUZ & CO., Bankers, 10 Wail sureet, New York. Post office box 4,686. ‘AVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW- ings. —Information given and price list furnished, THEODOR 4SCHOCH, 116 Nassau street, New York Lock box 5,544. MPORTANT NOTICE.—A LAWYER OF EXPRIENCE, will visit Colorado, New Mexico and Calif gust 1; will look after mines aud coll erences, Addreas box 2,457 Post office, ENTUCKY STATE. July 25, 1874 Second Monthly Single Number Scheme ‘authorized by special act of the Legisiatur. for the benefit of the University of Paducah. $300,000 to be distributed. G26 Prizes amounting to $0100 rizes, amountin, Whole tickets, $10; halves, $5: quarters, $250. Remember that every Prize isdrawn and ‘payable in fall, without deduction. These drawings are hever post- Poned; take place regularly the last Suturday ot each month. send for circular. Address all ordera to SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Covington, Ky. ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,—INFORMATION and circulars sent free. Address G. W. CARPEN- TER, box 3,976 Post office, New York. 6 FPICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE LOT- teriex EXNTUCKY, EXTRA CLass 89~suLY 23, 1874. 19, 65, 25, 4259, 70, 18. 37, él, 72 i EENTUCKY, CL4ss 90—JuLY 23, 1874. 7 8 43 32 BLM, 73, 46, 54 45 5G. 42, 48, SNELBY, EXTRA CLass 345—J0LY 23, 1574. 47, 1, 21) 48, a, 4, 380, , 87, 28 SmELBY, CLAgs 346—suLY 33, 1874. 6, 7, 73 St. 2 WW, 10, Address BW. ‘LUTE, No. 1 Park row, RIVATE HOSPITAL AND HOME FOR LADIES doring confinement, Address D. E. L., box 847 Post oifice, Harword, Conn. Rorat. HAVANA LOTTERY.—$450,000 EVERY seventeen days. Circulars of full information fur- nished tree. TAYLOR & 00. Bankers, 0. Teet, New York. S HOIAL TREATMENT POR NERVOUS DISRASES.— Dr. ALBERT L: 1S, author of he Medical Com- ide to Health,” No. 7 Beach etreet, T° SPECULATE IN STOCKS—TUMBRIDGE & CO. Bankers, No. 2 Wall street, New York, are the right parties to d $100, OOO .-2OxAE, HAYANA AND GERMAN A + lotterien, 000 cash gifts. Cir lars, with full particutars, ent free. Adaress P. ( DEVLIN, Stationer and General Agent, 30 Liberty street. 578 00! IN LEGALIZED KENTUCKY STATE 4S. Lottery.—Official Drawings on fie. Business established 8) years. Circulars for the above fgnd cur single number lottery. Havana plan. Address BALEY & CO., box 4,344 New York Post office. _ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. OR SALE—SCHOONER YACHT JESSIE; LENGTH ‘55 feet, beam 14 feet: in periect order. Appiy w U, & R, POILLON, 244 South sires, : OR SALE—THE FAST YACHT VESTA; LENGTH 100 fect, beans 2% feet, hold 8 feet; thoroughly equip. R4 And warrauted sound; will be sold low. Apply to . & BR. POLLLON, 2% Soutli street, TEAM PLEASURE YACHT SEAWEED FOR SALE, This well known yacht, built in the very best man- Ner for che late Dr. J. H. scbenck. with complete outfit, now Iving at Green street whurt, will be sold at much GASKILL & 5 M sireet whart, Philadeiphta. | SEVENTEEN AND ONE NINGTE FOOT BOAT for sale cheap, at NICHOLAS KANE'S, 171 South st. BOATS ON HAND, READY TO SHIP— 100 Rinds and sizes, and Spoon Oars, at shops (63 and 373 south sireet, and Lidth street, Harlem River. . SIEPHEN ROBERTS, THE FAST SAILING $1.500.-£05, ALE, A. FULLER; length, 45 feet; 15 ‘Apply to B. in 51 Front street, eriect order. 8. POWELL, jew York. VAMP MEETING PRAYER MEETINGS EVERY FRI- day evening, with correct singing of metre hymna, Nashville (Venn.) jabilecs, and native (Carotina) sougs, With gran abcompaniment BENJAMIN ALBRO, sod y-sixth street, All welcome. LOST AND FUUND, I OST—SUPPOSED IN HUDSON RIVER CARS, A 4 smull coral Pin and chateleine Pin, valued as keep- sakes. Suitable reward at No.7 Broadway, room 3 OS1—AN IVORY PARASOL HANDLE, BETWEHS a oe Hetil Ger hi 70k A suitable reward ive: returning the gam 7 BERGER 4 Exch nee place rene) oh Me OST—JULY 2, POLICE SHIELD NO. 1,193, AT Spring Grove. The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving the same at 137 Christopher street by OST—JULY 21, 1874, ON THE CORNER OF JANR and Greenwich streeis, Police Shield No. 8%. The nder will recelve @ liberal reward by reiurning it to 214 ‘averley place. OST—ON THE J5TH INST., A SCOTCH TERRIER Dog; answers to the name of Jack. A liberal re- Ward will be paid by returning him to No. 59 West Eleventh street, stable, Tie DAY MORNING, ON BROADWAY AND Seventeenth street, tour lengths of silk. The finder ‘will be ly rewarded by returning the same to T, F. Broadwa; O&ST—ON JULY !8, A POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING $100 or more and some papers: lost about 7 A. M., WBF, about, Washington street, between Barclay and ade streets. A liberal reward will be paid If returned to J, PAULSON & CO,, L18th street and Third avenue, OsT—ON Fintigmigg 2 i Melon PARK, SIXTH avenue cars, or or’ fourth street, al ” daced Watch: enamelled wreath ou the buck? Likeral rear to finder on returning to L., 11é West Forty- rth street. $5 REWARD.—A PAPER PARCEL, CONTAINING old memorandum papers, a few letters and a copy of agreement, was taken by mistake irom the mid. day train Thursday, the 23d inst, between Newark and jew Brunswick. ‘The above reward will be paid on re. phate’ of Parcel at owner’s address or box 125 Herald klyn Branch off O() REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN $20 to the subscriber of a little black and tan Dog; ears cut; lost on Tuesday last. P, FERRAN, No. 156 West Twenty-third street. 6 REWARD—LOST, ON GREENWICH STREET, $25 between Reade aiid Duane, along black Pocket! Doom, containing about $122 In cash and acheck drawn by H: Tallman on Middlebury National Bank. X.Y. in our 1avor for $25. The above reward will be paid by re- farning the same to us. TLLIAM SMITH & CO., 317 Greenwich street 30 PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR RE- turn of gold Watch and Chain; watch No. 91,010, able cave stem winder; lost at fre at No 710 Water Greet, city. oils Se $50 PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED—FOR RE- a. turn of gold Watch, open face, stem winder, Monogram BR. ; lost at the Paterson depot Erie Rail: Foad, July 22 Address WATCH, box 129 Herald office. WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF y City, between 10 and Il I e'cloce A. M., July 23, 1874, and $100 for the arrest and @onviction of the thief, The Mare is light grey, with dark mane and long switch tail, 14 hands high, weighing sbout 1,100 pound rit has a | wind gall upon ‘one of | arecereen,tsimamed ‘with gold, ‘mae by igtball of , trimmer |. made , Perugia’ He! wy HALUADAY SS © 132 Hudson street, Jersey City. SPECIAL NOTICES. - $2,000,000 IN PRIZES AT GRAND GIFT CON- + cert ior benefit of Public Lilrary, Kentucky. 1,000 in Priges at Gitt Concert in aid Masonic Relief ion, Norfolk, Va. For tickets address J, T. GE, 19 New street tin basement), New York. MINERAL WATERS, GING SODA WATHR, ER | + Ale, sparking Wines; munutactare of complete out- pana and. Materials, with, full instructions; afl departinents of manasaciure, bottling and dispensing: xoinsive Riglits in destrable territory catalogues ire, JOuN MATHEWS, Firat avenue, twenty-sixth and Pwrnsty-sg vent streets, New York, PROPOSALS. pore SALS ° for PLATE GLASS required for the United States Court House and Post omee, w York city. ADVERTISEMENT, Umirxp States Count House an Post Orica, ) New York City. Orrice ov Surmninrenunt, July 15, 1874. Bealed proposals wiil be received ‘at this oftice until 12 M. of the #in day of July, 1874, for furnishing and de- livering at the Cnited States Court House and Post office, New York city. ail the plate and other glass required for the building, as called for in the schedule. Copies of the specifications and schedule may be nad on application at this office. Proposals must be made inclusive and exclusive of tm- port duty, samples of the glass proposed to be furnished must ac- company each propoxal, and the whole must be de livered unbroken and in perfect order within two months trom date of acceptance of proposal. All bids must be accompanted by @ Denal bond of two Fesponsible persons in the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000), that the bidder will accept and pertorm the con- tract, if awarded him; the sufficiency of the security to be certified by the United states Judge, Clerk ot the United States Court, or the District Atiorney of the dis- trict wherein the bidder resides. The department reserves the rizht to relect any or all be tf 1. be deemed for the interest of the goverument 80. Every bid must be made on the printed form to be ob- tained at this office. and must conform in every respect to the requirements of this advertisement, or it will not De consiaered. Proposals will not be received from parties who are not themselves engaged in the glass trade. Proposals must be enciosed ina sealed envelope, en- dorsed “Proposals for Piate Glass, &c., for the United States Conrt House and Post ofice, New York city,” and addressed to CALVIN T. HULBURD, Superintendent. Prorosats p or WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK or the LIBRARY OF THK NEW STATE DEPARTMENT. Orricn oF SuPERVISING ARCHITECT, { ‘Taxasuny DeranrMxyt, Wasnrneton, D. C., July 24, 1874. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 M. of the 14th dav of Angust, 1874, for furnishing deliver- ing, fitting and putting In piace the wrought and cast iron work required for the Library ot the New State Depart- ment. Coptes of the arawings and specifications may be had on application at this office. AH scaffolding required by the contractors to put the work in place will be turnished by the Department free of charge, but will be erected by the contractors. Proposals will be made for the whole work complete, as shown on drawings and described in specification. ‘The whole of the work must be completed within four months from date of acceptance of the proposal. Payments will be made monthly, deducting 10 per cent until the completion of the“contract. All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond of two responsible persons, in the sum of twenty-five thousand dotiars ($26,000), that the bidder will accept and pertorm the contract, if awarded him, the sufficiency of the so- curity to be certified by the United States Judge, Clerk of the United states Court, or the District Attorney of the District wherein the bidder resides. ‘The Department reserves the right to reject any or all Dida if it pe deemed for the interest of the government 10 do 80, very bid must be made on the printed form to be ob- tained at this office, and must conform in every respect to the requirements of this advertisement, or it will not be considered. Proposals will not be received from parties who are Not themselves envaged in the manutactare of cast iron work, and who have mot the necessary facilities for getting ont the work. enclosed ina sealed envelepe. ‘orl All bids must be en dorsed “Proposals tor Wrought and Cas Tron Work of uae New State Leben tt | Jebinsye, D.o.," and addressed to . B. MOLLETT Supervising Architect, MARBLE MANTELS. T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. An extensive stock ‘of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wash Trays and Slate Work of every description. PENRAYS SLATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st, N.Y. KLABER, 1% EAST EIGHTEENTH 8T., NEAR A. Third a ts selling and manufacturing ali kinds of marbie and marbleized Manrels and other Work Atgreatly reduced prices; Marble Turning for the trad ITEWART’S 8h. MARBL ’ Wood Mantels rich and ele; ext prices, 8, AND nt designs, atthe low. 22) and 222 West Twenty-third sweet, between Seventy and Eighth avenues, LL | SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. CENTRAL FIRE BREECH-LOADER, MADE BY a first class English maker, in Cane, with Impie- ments complete, $66. HENRY ©. sQUIBES? Gun Store, No. 1 Cortlandt street. Fok SALE—AT HARRY JENNINGS, $01 BROOME street, New York, a Scotch Shepherd Dog, Slut and Pups; also an Irish red Setter Siut and six Pups; Harry Jennings patent Flea Soap for dogs, 50 cants per box, THE TURE. RENCH POOLS WILL BE SOLD AT JOHNSON’S poolroom, corner Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, on all the races at Saratoga, Kntries and returna received by telegraph each day. WN ARBAGaneary PARK, PROVIDENCE, BR. L Saturday, July 25, 1874, Match, $5,000: mile heats three in five, in harness; National rules to govern, O. L. Marshall names ch. 8. Verinont Abdallah, by Young America, dam the dam of Blonde, 3.5. Parkis names or. 6. Parkis’ Abdallah, by Taggart Abdallah dam a Messenger and Morrell mare. ‘Trotting to commence at 3 o'clock. ¥. IGSTREET, Ber Treasurer. EW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, 8. 1, SATURDAY, July 25.—The purse tor $125 is filled. “The following horses have entere D. Delay enters g. g. Thomas Jefferson, Jr. 4, O'Neal entersa m. Lizzie Adams, Hi. Miiler enters b, m. F.C. O'Riley, D. L. Goff enters br. m. bg d Wood. Owner enters b, m, Carry N., formerly Polly J, Ward enters b. g. Little Billy. P. Mance enters b. m. Busy B. H. Howe enters g. h. Nigertrain. J. De Cant enters b. m. Leena B. J. H. Phillips enters b. m. Blossom. Entrance to the Gogn scl ce ts. . B, RYERS, Proprietor. Poors WILL BE SOLD THIS AND EVERY EVEN- ing, on the Saratoga race, at 1,146 Broadway. 0. L, MARSHALL, OOLS SOLD AT JOHNSON’S, 1,187 BROADWAY, corner Twenty-eighth street, every evening and Morning during the saratoga nieeting, commencing Friday evening, July 24, 1674. Entries aud winners re- ceived every night by telegraph. Also Paris Mutuel pools, T. 8. JOHN: ON, GanatoGa RACES FIRST MEETING, “ehUR 23, BDAY, July 30, BATURDAY, August 1, TUSSDAY, August 4 SECOND MEETING. SATURDAY, Angnst 8, TUESDAY. August 1, Extra Match Day, WEDNESDAY, August 12, THURSDAY, sugust 13, SAPURDAY, August 15 TUBSDAY, Augus Extra day, Great Stake, WEDNESDAY, agust 19, THURSDAY, August 2, Races promptly at 12 o'clock each da: W. R TRAVERS, President JOHN MORKISSEY, Lessee. C. Wuuatty, Secretary. GQUMMER MEETING—T0 BE GIVEN JULY 30, $1 AND August 1, on Westchester county Fair Grounds, situ- ated 1% miles from White Plains station, on Harlem Railroad, and 4 miles from Tarrytown station, on Hud- son Biver Railroad. Premiums $3,900. First day. Purse $500, for 3 minute horses; $250 to first, coud and $5) to third. 2. Purse $80 for 2:16 horses; $400 to frst, $200 to No. sesond, $120 to third and $80 to fourt Second day. No. 2—Purse $500, for 2:40 horses; $250 to first, $200 to nd $60 to third. Purse $800, for 2:31 horses: $400 to first, $200 to $12) to third and $% to fourth. ‘Third day. No. 5.—Purse $500, for 2:30 horses; $250 to first, $200 to second and $50 to third. No. 6.—Purse $50), ior 2:28 horses: $400 to first, $200 to second, $120 to third and $8) to tourth. Conditions and national rules as advertised by Cats- kill Driving Park at last meeting, July 14, 15 and 16, Entries will close Saturday, July 25, at 9. M. Ail communications and entries must be addressed to CLARK WHITE, Superintendent, Catskill. gabtitties will be advertised in New York Herald of July No. 4. second, ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PaRK,—ON FRIDAY, July Mat 3 P. M., matcn $500, mile heats, best three in five, In hurness. ¥. 8. Hall enters s. m, Gussie, John Murphy enters sg. Sorre) Jake: Admission $1. WM. H. VAN COTT, Superintendent. CARRIAGES, &C. T AUCTION THIS DAY, BY VAN TASSELL & KKARNEY, AUCTIONEERS essors to Johnston & Van Tasselt), HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART, 10, 2 AND lid EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUS. BEGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES EVERY JUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Twenty-four to forty-eight hours given to purchasers to dest warrantees. CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (UESDAY) SALE, AT IL O'CLOCK, AT OUR TEMPORARY SALES- ROOM, % LAST THIRTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND FOURTH AVENUR, GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, —BAY TROTTING HORSE, 13}, hands high, 9 years old; kind and true in all har: ness; tree from vice; very stylish; trots in 3 minutes; & first class roadster, and warranted sound; also set Harness and JOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER & CO., of Broome street. BLACK HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, 6 YEARS OLD; kind and true in all harness: tree tr e: extra fing style and action; # first class family animal and war- Tunted sound. Also set Harness, and ROCKAWAY, NEARLY NEW. ROAN TROTTING HORSE, ABDALLAH STOCK, 15% hands high, 7 years old; kind and true in all harness: free trom vice; very stylish: superior tothe pole and warranted to trot in’3 mirutes or no sale, Also set Harness, an ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY BREW- ster & Co, BAY HORSE, 184 HANDS HIGH. 6 YEARS OLD; kind and trne in all harness; extra fine under saddle; free trom vice; very stylish; fears nothing: sate for « lady to drive and in every Way a superior family aniinal. Also set Harness, and TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW. GRAY HORSE GRAY KAGLE, 1536 HANDS HIOH, 5 years old; kind and true in all harness; tree from vice; 4 good traveller; an excellent horse for general use, and warranted sound, SiX SEAT DEPOT WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER. TRAM BAY HORSES, 16 HANDS HIGH, 7 AND 8 years old; kind and true in all harness; free from vict have been used in a truck and are first class workers SIX SEAT DEPOT WAGON, WRAY PONY, 14 HANDS HIGH, § YRARS OLD; kind and true inl ali harness; tree trom vice; very sty: lish: '@ fast stepper; can be driven by any one, aud war- ranted sound; also set Harness and TOP PONY PHAETON, BLACK HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD; kind and true in ali harness; tree from Vice; a good trav: eller; a first class coupe or carriaxe horse, and sold only tor want of use. ROCKAWAY, NEARLY NEW. BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS HIGH, 7 YRARS OLD; kind and true in all harness; free from vice; an excel- lent horse for general use. TOP WAGON, ON POUR SPRINGS, FIVé HORSES SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOV IT may concern. Top and no top Road Wagons, Phactons, Rockawa: top, depot and business Wagons; Harness, &c., 46. BALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK. STYLE AND ELEGANCE, AND POSITIVE SALE THIS DAY (FRIDAY), JULY 4, AT 1045 O'CLOCK SHARP, at stable No. 43 Great Jones street, removed there for convenience of sale, All the blooded and fine stuck of Horses, Carriages, Har- me &c., of Whitney & Bro., who retire trom busi- ness’ and go abroad, consequently sell their entire tine stock at public auction without reserve. Tneluding the fine large blood bay Imported thorourh- dred coupe Horse PICCADILLY, 163) high, 7 years old: purchased by present owner in Kigland’ expressly tor is owN We; has fine style; most complete Knee action; A SPEED, St: . P fine form and color, and a’ model of strength, rictiness and beauty; ts brave and fearless, fe traveller, and warranted sound and kind: the Anest large coupe, saddle or {amily horse ever imported, Handsome and tast team ot jet black Gel high, 6 and Uk old; the best min the city; were both r bred by Colonel West, near Paris, 1K ated and ones aries ed in Kentucky and highly bred, which they show in every featu tie extraordi: rich style, with fine action, pure, steady and level gai are extra vrompt, game, free and eary drivers, althouxh sate for the most timid to drive: they can beat 2:50 to- gether handily and speed a 2:40 gait: hown 2:48, logether; are second to none asa road tea, and have style, size and substance for a light coach or d ranted sound and ‘kind; thi Fich Bloode must be seen to be appr Algo'the fast and fine young bay trotting and gentle man’s road Horse SUMMIT, 1535 high, 6 years old; sired by Patchen, Jr., dam by Fureka; raised at Summit. N. Je:has public record of 241 when 8 years old; been used the last year bins for ones driving, b; which ne has greatly Improved; ts a. {ree, easy an prompyariver: issate for any amateur to handle; can a: 2:40 to road wayon and show 2:35 on good track; warranted sonnd and kind, Also a five, handsome, agrecabte and extra promising Young bay trotting and Lt Mare, 15% high, 5 years ol ired by Middictown, dam by Bashaw; an extra find tempered, safe and ‘fine young mare. This fine ine mare was only broken last April, one year ago, hd was never on track unti! the 10th of last June, when she showed 2:46 to road wagon; with. trainin will trot in 2:8 thie reason; any lady can drive fer war- ranted sound and kin dent of above horses, at same time :— The tine, large, hat 4 Ne eT: trot Horse HAMPTON, “Tos igh, 8 yours old, sited by Talo Itt raised by Alexandre; has record of 2:34; can trot in 2:40; an elegant driver, tine gentleman's roadster ard fine track horse; warramted sound and kind, Also the handsomest, best broken and safest Pony in New York, about 13 high, 6 years old; safe for any lacy or child to drive: fine traveller; fears nothing; resembles 4 thoroughbred in appearance ; has been used by ladies and children; warranted sound, Kind and perfect, no pony cae outstyle him, Alo two sicrane Brewster Wagons, Pony Phaeton, donble and single Harness, &c., 4c. Particulars of all at JOHN L. VANDEWATER. Auctioneer. Ack AND POUR SEAT, Uaerguneras Cones « Rockaways, co: 200 ani ir a i 0 eccond haud Carriages taken in exchange, b) Broadway. Fourth street an ASSORTMENT OF FINE CARRIAGES, OUR OWN AA, alld, at low prloes.—Landaniottes Coupes, Cabre J jaetons, Rockaways, epot Wagor de. several second hanks J. COLYER & COM ‘No.7 Washington place, oppostie 714 Broadway. AN, RtEGANT SIDE-BAR | TOP ROAD WAGON, built to order, used only four times: one full svring top Borys taken for debt; must be fold; big bargain py NKLIN, at Tallinan’s stable, 47 Great Jones ree GREAT BARGAIN.—A PAIR OF CHESTNUT 4 work Horses, in good order, $14; also a first class Clarence, made by Dunn, at MERCHANT'S stables, 36 sud 67 Wess J wouly-pinw street. wt |rne norse av IS REMOVED SO THE SPACIOU NEAR UNIVERSITY PLA’ BVERY TUKSVAY AND FRIDAY, same strict and honorable prinelp won the 1 as the AMP OF OU IAL CATALOGU DAY'S »SALE. W_ O'CLOCK, BROWN TEAM, HORSE AND MA ARCH. JOHNSTOD HOU-E | ish drivers: can be of anythin team; Warranted sound. field; warranted sound. BIX. SEAT ROCKAWAY. DARK BAY HORSK, 15g all harness: free trom vi mood ordi hands, class road horse; warrauted sound. TOP SIDE BAR HOAD WAGON, ness; {ree from vice; can travel ¢! Warranted sound. Stevens, EXPRESS ESTABLISHMENT—Bi ry excellent, free, good worker; 80 |“TOp EXPRESS WAGON, in good all harness; free trom vice; coupe horse; every way nght; warr SPLENDID 00! CROSS MATCHED TEAM bay Mare, 14% hands, 8 years; kind in a der saddle; free from vice ;in every team; sold omy for want of use. Se! LiguT built. BLACK MARE, 15 hands, 7 years MART, 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTA STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. Alsg ROAD WAGON, in good order, cit, TEAM DARK BAY HORSES, Ii kind in all harness; tree from vi want of use. SIX SEAT PHAETON, by Wood TWELVE sale. KIND OF KRIAGE S a a 2 a = a < | its SALE AT OUR MART, SALE AT 10 —TWO BREWSTER WAGO! One side-bar Top Wagon, n rly _No —WAGONS, CHEAP, NEW AND | A Concord, Depot and Plittorm Spring se to our factory, 1,505 «, our busi nth. Jast day of this We have thirty TOP PONY PHAE' as good as new ‘0 best city makers. \HAS, GRUBE, 16) West Thirty- 141 WEST BROAD trade,” ail kinds ot Carriages, Rockaw at first, or manufactnrer's, prices. one stylish bay Mare. 14 hands 8 yeara, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH, JOUNSTON ate Johnsion & Van Tassel). CTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE 19 TO % THIRIEENTH SIREBT, SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGKS ARE HELD The business will be conducted on precisely the always characterized the dealings of our house and pect and confidence of the business com pubuic at iarge. q OF THIS (FKIDAY'S) years; kind in al harnes#; free from v riven by any one; are not afraid i every way a first class tamily or road iy etd tee morocco lined, nearly new; city allt. THOROUGHBRED SORREL SADDLF. HORSE, 15% hands, 9 years: kind in every way: Nas every gal known to a saddle horse; traiged to jump, bunt aud ¢ any one can drive him; can trotin $ minutes, and is in every respect am ilist ROAN HORSE, 154 hands, 8 years: kind in all bar- lish; rangy driver; any one can driye hi TO? ROAD WaGON, im good order, by Miner & hands, 9 years; kind in all harness: sold &e. DARK GRAY MARE, 16 hands, 6 years; kind in in UPE. in good order: city built, PAKK PHAKTON, in good order, city ness; tree trom vice; warranted to travel inside 3 ininutes; a first class Yoadster; sold for want of use. drivers; an excelient tamily carnage team: sold tor OTHER HORSES, description time of ‘A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY BVERY PHAETON, WAGON aND HARNESS NOW IN USE AT AUCTION AND PKI- TEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. O'CLOCK. 495; one no top side-bar Wagon, hearly new, 147 pounds } $225; aiso a Parker halt top Phaeton, $515, ‘and a top Phaeton, in good condition, $199. A. 8S, FLANDRAU, 7 and i8 Bast Fighteenth. Expres, ‘Grocery, Business, Bakers, Extension Top Phaeton, at 226 Spring street. WE CLOSE UP THE REPOSITORY AND MOVE, carriages of different styles that must be sold. Now is your ume tp buy ches ost the present owner $525; will be sold for $2'5. Also a Road Wagon, inade by one’ of the hand, at wholesale or retail, manufactured tor OR SALE—ONLY FOR WANT OF WORK, TWO pony built Horses, 16 hands; price $45 and $56; also S PREMISES: CE. AT 10 O'CLOCK. les which have “RELIABILITY. hands, 7 ce “iree w¥ ler; city built, 7 years; kind in new; city built. loge to 3 minute: y_ Horse, 15% free trom vice ; for want of use. order; Harness, elient, stylish anted sound. Horse and gray harness and uu- way a fine (amily t Harness, dc, ; Kind in all har. built, hands, 8 years: fee; free, stylish Brothers. 19 TO 25 THIR- A. new, 200 pounds halt SECOND HAND; Plumbers, Wagons; one six Broadway, on the P. rst street, DWAY, HA ays Buggies, &c., 136 Perry st OR SAL CHEAP—A BAY HORSE, anice Mare and: Harne: together. No. 245 West Twenty Xt s' for truck, grocer, express or farm &% Pike street weight Idewt. ; @ food hoisting horse; fit tor cart, truck or stavedore.” Inquire ut 625 Kast Fourteenth st. OR BALE—A NIOK LEATHER TOP BU 1200; sold separately or JOR SALE—THREE HORSES, CHEAP; SUITABLE to-day: $75, $9), $115; also Cart, Truck and Wagon 7 YEARS OL. Y, WITH | treet. ning; must be sold A House and Lot, No, 92 Lexi ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO. Will sell at public auet FRIDAY, July sh, 1874, at 12: at the Exchange salesroom, ‘No Ill Broadway, by orders of adininisirators, the three story brick. House and Lot, Nb. 9 Lexington avenue, Verween Twenty sixth and Twentyseventh | streets; lot 19.978 feet; house 199x about #4 fee!, con taining all the modern improvements. ‘Terms liberal and tle indisputable. Maps and further particulars at the office of ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO., Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONERR. By D,'W. IVE: | Salesroom 103 Liberty and 111 Cedar street, | Household and Office Furniture, on SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock,” including every description ‘of Goods used in private | residences; also Liquors, Cigars, &c., &c. | i i UCTION BALE OV HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FOR- ture, THIS (Friday) MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the elegant private resuteuce 210 West 2ist st.. near 7th av. Over 00 lots, consisting Decker & Bros. Pisnotorte, | rich y carved gilt trame Parlor Suits, in rich damask, »" oand brocatel ; inlaid Tables, Oil Paintings, Bronzes, }4, 8 Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Clocks, Cabinets, Btageres, Lil.rary and’ Secretaire Bookcases, Library Table: sks, Turkish Suit, Easy Chairs, rosewood sn Wainnl Chamber Sets, wit Dressing Cases, Bedpiea Bureaus, Washstands, Lounges, Rockers, $1 hair an spring Mattresses. rep, Plush and haircioth Suita; Ex: tension ‘Table, Baflel, Dining Chairs, Bilyerware, Hall Stand and Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, 2% Carpets, £c. N, B,—Sule postive. Take 7:h or 8th av. cars. ROBERT C, CASHIN, Auctioneer. UOTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADE Househols Furniture, velvet, Brussels Carpets, THIS (i riday) MOKNI July 2, at 103_ o'clock, athe elegant private ‘first class residence West Twenty-elghth street, near sixth avenue, Magnificent Grand Duchess, Prince Arthur and Mario Antoinette styles Parlor Suits, Steinway & Son's rose- Wood Ts octave Pianoforte, Paintings, Works ot Art, Vases, Clocks, Curtains, Mirrors, rosewood and wainut Chamber suis, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding, Etageres, Bookcases. Turkish | Chairs, Sitting Koom Suits, {n plush, rep and haircloth ; Buftet, Extension Table,'Halisiand, Stair Carpets, 19 | Carpets, dc. J KRAGMBR, Aucti . M. B—Goods | packed and delivered for purchai Y JOHN HH. DRAPBR & O0,, AUCTIONEERS. Th eDelaware, Lackawanna Western and Railroad Company will sell cs 2,000 TONS SCRANTON COAL at pubhe auction on Wednesday, July 29, at 12 o'clock noon, at 26 Exchange place. SAMUBL SLOAN, President. vito 2 BY erg COLTON, AUCTION BER-SALESROOM, 58 Bast Thirteenth street, near Broadway—Rich Household Furniture, the day’ (Friday), July 24, at 1 o'clock, at the private residence 239 West Twenty-second Street, hear Seventh avenue, the entire rich Parlor, Bed- room aud Dining Room Furniture, Carpets, best halr Mattrasses, spring Beds, Bedding, elegant rosewood Kiageres, about 9) elegant Chromos and Engravings, Platedware, &c. Catalogues carly this morning. RKCLOSURE Frida: day of July, at 12 P.M, by WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer, at Exchange Sales. room, 111 Broadwav. This property is situated in the ‘twelfth ward. northeast corner of First avenne and Sth sireet, 75 feet 10 inches on First avenue und 96 feet on 15th atreer, FLOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, £0. HENRY LOTZ, Auctioneer, selis on Friday, July 24 at 1 clock, at b2 Hester street, near Orchard, eutire Purni- ture of private family; Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Stoves, Mirror, Gas Chandeliers, Desks, &c. yes JONNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, 0 General Salesroom 37 Naxsau street. Real i-siate Department 21 Park row. GREAT SALE OF FINE SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE, from four diferent families, At 103g o'clock, at 57 Nassau street, on SATURDAY, KO, invoice of brass Musical Instruments, suitable ry bands. AMES M. FORD, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY, J at2 o'clock, at 76 Third avenue, by direction ot ( more Pomroy, Bsq., Receiver in Bankruptcy, the Furni- ture of sixteen rooms, embracing Parlor, C Bedroom Sui's, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, parlor and | ota Reds, Mirrors ‘about 40 Carpets. large ‘quantity oF | Bedstead’ and Bedding, Matting, Oilcloth, silver and | China Ware, Oil Paintings, Sewing Machines, together with many things suitable for housekeepers and others Sale absolute, J P, TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, e} . will sell this day, at 10% o'clock, at 57 and 59 Great Jones street, Furniture of @ large Boarding House, re- moved for convenience of sale Bruvsels and ingra'n Carpets, Mirrors, Clocks, large lot of Bedsteads, Mat- tresses and Bedding; Bureaus, Lounges, Pictures, Wash- | stands, kitchen Furnitare, &c., &c. jag, two Soda Foun- tains. ' Goods must be removed day of sale. OR SALE CHEAP—A LEATHER aquare box side bar Road Wagon, at 50 West Tenth street. SHIFTING TOP best city maker, gage, an clegant, sound and fast years: sidebar top Wa new; owner guarantees everything. Herald office. z OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR FIRST MORT. ‘exon and Harness; both near! t 153% bay Mare, 8 Address OWNEH | JQOUR CART HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP FOR \ want of work. Apply at stable, 248 West Thirty - also _@ xplendia n Carriage made by first class city maker. third street. e No Orst street. cay ARNESS.-PIRST ©LASS HARNESS FOR SALB | ata bargain; two fine new light donble Harness; Harness, English style, 149 West Thirty: ARNESS,—IMPORTED RIDING Clothing. Lao Dusters, Brashes, Combs, Chamois, €c.; our Harness are ticle at the lowest possible price. ‘ren street, corner College place. UMP SEAT CARRIAGES, Depot riages and light reasonable price: Broadway. ons, all style: MANUFAC new | T1 Bridles just arrived; linen Sheets, suinmer Horse hand inade; a good ar: E. BARTLETT, 62 LIGHT ROCKAWAYS, agons, Buggies, Pony Phaetoes, tamily Car: UREBS! SADDLES AND Whips, Sponges, and NE STIVERS DOG CART, 1 and Landau, 1 Coupe, 1 six seat light Brett, by ‘Miner & Stevens; 1 ad sty top and open Broome street Brewster, Duser and Waterman; i four seat Park piatiorm expre: News, ec. Ww single’ and double SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. ©) Tsix seat Rockaway, 1 coupe Rockaway, lone horse Rockaway, 1 Pony Phaeton, 1 Brewster Buggy. no top, 1 Brett, 1 Victoria, BREWSTER CALASH ons, Hockaways top and open pony Phaetoiis of ail fagons of all Kinds, by Stivers, Dusenbury and Van Bulky, 2 vxeleton Wagons, 1 ton, by Brewster: express Wagons, 1 ig . H. GRAY, % and 2 Wooster street. s« SEAT PARK PHAETON, BY WOOD BROS, ie Z| SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY, city built. &| POUR SHAT PARK PHAETON, by Brewsler & CO, 4 | ELEGANT BROUGHAM, city built =] KLEGANT COUPE, city built. S| COUPE ROCKAWAY, by Wood Bros. TOP ROAD WAGON, by Miner & Stevens, | TOP ROAD WAGON, by Brewster & Co. 3 | BAROUCHK, very light, by Wood Bros. Z| AT OUR MART, 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET, < near University place. Sale at 10 o'cloc 2 Landaulets, 1 curtain Coach, it 1 top Brewster Buggy. New Carriages, all’ styles, at low prices. A. T, DEMAREST 4 00., 628 Broadway. ark Phaeton, b arouche, depot larness, “heets, PLENDID PONY TURNOUT, THREE ELEGANT TEAMS, ‘4 i FINE FAMILY HORSES, POWERFUL TRUCK HORSES. EXTRA FINS SADDLE HORSE, Atour Mart, 19 to 25 Thirtee: x Johnston's. i DID ROADSTBRS, time warranted. near University place, Bale ld orclock. nth street, iss 1D HAND VIOTORIA, DEPO' at Phacton, Road Wagon, Pony Roclawaya ‘extension to to} nggies, Coupe v UNION, 634 Broadway. ‘haeton, Coupe, Dog Carts, ay. MANUPACTORERS? 'T WAGON, 8IX- Phaeton, several re YOUNG BLACK CANADIAN $300, by Dr. A. FURGANG, East New York, L. I. PONLES.—PRICE -SBAT DEPOT WAGON, STRONG AA tod order, with ang) together or separately, at Twentieth stree low vi Harness, BUILT AND IN will be sold, jue, at 203 West Diamonds, 13g Watch, | heavy gold CI $1,000, lor & thoroughbre 45 of better, with side ac. “ats each, 1 1¢ Wit give |TWO PURE WHITE SOLITATRE double case gold nton crape Shawl, value und Horse that can trotin Wagon, Harness, Blankets, Address DAILEY, 15 Third avenue, $90 and kind; suitable for any wor! sell; Butcher's $10. 290 Kighth enue. VOR BAY MARE, OVER 16 HANDS: SOUND rtand Harness, $35; Kk; cost $250; must Buggy Harness, $100, Maso BB SOLD, A FINE 1 A street. Wagon; run only three times. Apply at KER’S Mart, corner of Broadway and ‘rnirty-ainth AIGHT EXPRESS $550 5 Horse, Black Ralph, 9 years so rea ele Byreat Blanket, Whip, de. sold sepa The horse is warranted to trot in trial given. Inquire at the stable, street, near Broadw ‘ONLY-THK GREATEST BARGAIN EVER offered ; not one-third their value’ but mast. be sold, as the owner is going abroad, vey , sours hands high, with a vs stylish city Road Wagon and Harness, Lap Duster, fast trotting cept a little tely ‘or together, ‘or better; s good West Thirty-frth SALES AT on this da: vate residenc commenciny torte, Parti W. Ri Livingston, Esq. Drawing R esac style, covered sili Becretaire, Booke M Bronzes, Paintings by emi maguidicent rosewood bury, Chambers—Rose: steads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Bols! 16 No. 36 We 1034 o'clock Maxnit Ginsewal Cutler Land 1s jin complete order. Parties ig sale take Sth ay. stages or 6th av. AUCTION, AOS, MARTING AUCTIONEER, Wit, (Priday), July 24, at the elegant pri- eae Lith she’ mear Sth ky. dal *, Bronzes, works of art, iE urocade. # rocade eres, Cabinets, we les, t artists, Ornaments, Vases, Planoforte, stool, Vov wood, walnut Room—Kxtension Table, Buffet, silverware, China The house was furnished May SELL BALE t rose wood Piano- 6., by order of Superd Suits, bai Bur Pillows. ‘wishing to atvend cars. VOTION NOTICE.—H, eer, sells THIS DAY, at 10% o'aloc! also basement and kitchen Farniture, catalogues B. M’DONNELL, AUCTION. hoid Furniture at private residence 130 West 23d st. comprising rich rosewood 7 octave Pianoforte, latest style; Parlor Suits covered in sutin, reps, &c.; inlaid Contre Tables, 60, yards Velvet Brussels ¢ Mir. rors, Bronzes, Oil Paintings, compiete Chamber With Dressing Casos, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ray Chairs, Mattresses, Oil Paintings, Bos Bookcase, Buifet, Chairs, Extension Tables, rolid and silverplated ware, K all the House. ' wien’ street, co MARSHALS SALE DAILEY & HARTMAN, auc. | tioneers.—By vitiue of un execution I wiil expose for sale thisday, at 15 Third avenue, at 10% o'ciock ALM. one fine 7 octave upright Piano one business Wagon, one set of Harness, one dozen white dress Shirts, large lot of Cooking Utensils, cottage Bedsteads, highly carved Dlack waluut Bedateads, enameted marble top | Chamber Suit, one Library Suit, one rep Suit, marble top Centre Tables, common Tables, Lounges, two fine black walnut Desks. Revolving Chairs, cane seat Chairs, black wainut, Bureaus, Washstands. Looking Glasses, c.: in lote Sale positive, Goods to be removed im: mediately after the sale. By order 3. DAILEY, City Marshal. ARSHAL’S SA¢.—BY VIRTUK OF SEVERAL Fs writs of execution I will sell on the 241h of July, at | lV o'clock in the forenoon, at No. 39 Mercer street, a lot of Laces, Silks, Crapes, Kibbons, &c.; one Sate, two Sew- | ing Machines, &e, A. BIRNBAUM, Marshal. | | 2X return, as reduced rates See Day Line advert | ment | band of mus | Spectable peopia Steamer THOMAS KILEY will i | fourth street. North River amber and | ® = A. A. A. Staten Island ferry for New Brighton. Snng Har West Brighton, Port gichmond and Rim Park.— Boats now leave at Whitehall, loot of Broadway, at half. pastevery bour from 6:0 a. M. to 740 P. M., Sunda; included.” Trip 10 miles. Pare 10 cents ASTORIA, MORRISANIA AND BIGR Bridge —New palace sieamboats leave Fulton ferry Pier at 0,7, 7:45, 8:15, 4 945, 1:85, Mad A. M. ; 1:25, 2:80, Fag 12 8:15, 66:37 Pal Seo ume cards) for land Sunday boats every half hour after 9 A. M. LBANY, SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE aND MIDNIGHT TRIP TO MIDNIGHT. TR FISHING BANKS.—PIBH- 41 ing at daybreak; go, rain or shine. Steamer INTA SEYMOUK, leaving saturday night. Jul ®, Frankiim street, North iiver. 12st) 4. Ms pier, af East River, LA. M. Coffee and chowd 4 $1's0.° Good ishing on thuse tripa’ °° board. Tiekets, al. G, FOSTER, Manager. GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY 24 Boach.—Rockaway bas a flue surf and still water bathing, bosting and fishing, fine groves and dancing Dlatiorms free for Sunday school “ani pienio who will be taken on liberal tering. The favorite TWILIGHT will make daily excursions (Sundays and Mondays excepted), leaving as follows :—Twenty-thind street, 9 and 4:2); RAD street, 9:5 and o. 3,'9:26 and 1:40; Martin’s Dock, Brooklyn, 9:45 aud 2. Fare, Se, Exeursion tiokets, We. The Twilight cau be chartered Mondays tor excursions, DAILY EXCUKSION TO THE FISH A The large, fired class steamer ESCOR! leaves regu. jarly every day (saturdays excepted) trom foot of Twenty-second street, Norch River, at 8 A.M; pler 43, toot of Spring meet, North River, at 8:10 A.M: pier d No ver at inst class restauran ry j lines, bait, &c., furnished, Fare—Gentle- men, $1; ladies, Sic. Ji —REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR A. Newburg, through the Highlands b. daylight, landing at Yonkers, Haverstraw, fona Isiand, West Yoint, Cold Spring, Cornwall. The favorite steamer TWILIGHT (always aheud) leaves Fulton ferry Qlartin's dock), Brooklyn, every sunday at i foot of Harrison street, North River, 8:15; Twenty third street 3:46. Fare for the excursion, $1. caxr MEETING. , SEA CLIFF, mmencing July 23, continuing over two Steamer GENERAL slip @econd pier below the bridge) daiiy (Sundaysexcent- Vat9:15 A M., stopping at Grand street and Thirty-third reet; also ats P.N., stopping at ihirty-third ‘street, Fare for round trip, @ cents, DAILY EXCORSIONS TO, CONEY ISLAND.—THB favorite steamer ARROWSMITH will make regular daily trips to Coney Isiand, leaving pier foot of fwenty- third street, North River, #69 A. al. Liand 3 ?. ing at West Eleventh street, 9:10 4. .; Franklin street, North River, 9 20,P ML pler 2 Noreh River, 9:8) 4. M.. paths SEDGWICK will leave pier 27, Peck Excursion party to Bath Park, Bath, L. 1, the finest place of the kind in this country for qutet, re- the Battery, toot of Whitenallstreet, as follows :—6:15 and Ivoretoce A. M33) and dP. Mj leave Bath at 73) and 1130 o'clock 4."M.,3and7 P.M.” ‘Fare 25 cents each way. splendid bathing dnd first class restaurant. ARCH. YOUNG, Proprietor. NAST RIVER BOAT TO CONEY ISLAND. {The favorite steamer METAMORA will make regu- daily trips to Coney er, at 10 A. nd, leaving Ninth street, Kast M., 1 and 3:6) P. M.; pier 27 East River a6 0 aud 3:50 #, M.: and Fulton ferry, Brook- M.. 1:20 and 4 ISHING BANKS,—THE lar R FAVOKITK SEA-GOING saloon steamer MONITOR, Captain Charles Foster, ayain on the route. On Thursday and Friday mornings, July 23 and 24, will leave as tollows:—Martin’s Doe Fulton terry, Brooklyn, at 7:8) A. M.: foot of Twenty: 8:10; pler 43, foot spring street, No 2 North Riv 9AM. Music. Mnes, on board. red. Hackman, corner Charles st streets, will superintend thé bar and refresh- ment stand. State room accommadatious for tamilies. Pare, gentlemen, $1; ladies, 50c. Come and enjoy a de- Iightful sail and’the fine fishing on the Banks )ISHING BANKS.—STEAMBR TRAVELER LEAVES daily, Saturday excepted; leaving Ninth street, Kast River,7 A. M.;, pier 27 East River, foot ot Dover sreet. 7203 foot of ‘Twenty fourth street, North River, ier 43 North River, foot ot Spring street, 8:0; ré North River, & Meals, music, lines, bait, &c,, on ard, Fare—Gentemen, $1) ladies, JOHN'B, DOWNING, PRIRK W. MAGUIRE, | Managers PLEABANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDB steamers trom Spring street—Sundays at 9, 10 and _M., and 1, %X 6:0 and 7 P.M, landing at Twenty. nd Thirty-fourth streets 10 and 15 minutes later. T10 A M., 2, 5:15 and Be. i Gan AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN AND RETURN BY MOONLIGHT, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, JULY 25, on board the large, switt and mnaguiticent steamer WILLIAM COOK. GILMORE'S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND @ULITARY AND QUADRILLE) accompanies the boat. Danting ot the maim deck. LEAVES 33 North River, Stonington line pier, toot of Jay street Fulton ferry, bast Bryer Foot Twenty-third street, Basi Remaining at New Haven two hours Retarning reach New York at a seasonable hour. TH MAGNIFICENT FULL MOON insures a delightiul return sall on the Sound. Tickets tor the round trip, $1. For sale at Dodd’s Express Office, 914 Broadway; Earie's Hotel and Ruliman’s, 114 Broadway. JALOON STEAMERS WYOMING AND GEORGE T, © OLYPHANT, run daily, on charter, with barges Re: public, Chicago, Caledonia, baldwin and Sarah smith, ORTGAGE BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL mortage I will expose for sale at public auction, on Friday, the 24th day of Jnty, 1874, at 1 o'clock tore: | noon, the Contents of the Liquor ‘Store No. 452 Green- | of Liqu Wines, Counters, Ale | Il other Goody and Chattels in’ said OUGH, Auctioneer and Attorney Pumps, Glasses, store. JOHN McDC for Mortgagee. ie a OTICK, N Administrators’ sale, 30tn Jul; of the most valuable and central Property in Baltimore City » large corner Lot on | { | | Charles and Baltimore streets. Apply ISAA! PPIY TSA ‘No. TONES, Attorney, orth street, Baltimo: AWNBROKER’S SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AU cer, will sell this day, at 59 New Bowery, a large assortment of Men's and’ Women's Clothing—Dresses, Shaws, Spreads, Remnants, Table Linen, Under Cloth: ing, 4c.; also Coats, Pants and Vests. By order of George Cadhpp, t Twelfth street. ICHARD WALTER: AUCTIONE —GROCERY Store.—Mortgage sale.—Will sell this dav (Friday), | at 10 o'clock, at No. 510 th street, the Stock and Fix. | tures of @ Grocery Store; also Horse, Wagon and Har- ness Bale positive, PY. CAMPBELL, Attorney for Mortgagee. SHERIFF'S SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, STANDING +) Casks, empty Barrels, Office Furniture, &c.—S, HER- MAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, selis this day (Friday), July 9 o'clock sharp, at 3 Howery, the entire Stock | Fixtures of a DiktiNery and wholesale Dealer, con- ng of barrels and casks of Braudies, Gin, Rum, Bot bon, Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskeys, Port and Sherry Wines, cases of Brandy, Gin, Bitters, large lot of empty | Casks, Liquor Pump, Measures, tron’ Safes, Champagne, Cigars, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited. Goods td | be removed immediately after the sale. | Wu H, Burxs, Deputy, — W. C. CONNER, Sheriff, | IFF'S SALE—OP CAMP STOOLS, CHATRS, andeliers, Curtains, &c. 8. HERMAN, sheriffs 3H 5 Anctioncer, sells this day (Friday) July 2%, at 9 o'clock, atNo. 13 Bowery, & large assortment of Camp. stools, cane seat Chairs, lace and damask Curtains, Chande: le positve. Dealers invited. ILLIAM ©, CONNER, Sheriff, Deputy, liers, Globes, &c.’ 6 Wituax H. Bor WD caes, Fixtures, | Machinery, cS. HERWA Sheriffs Auctioneer, sell, day (Friday), July 24, at IL o'clock, No. 5 North Wiliam ‘street, a jarge lot of Showcases, Machinery, Fixtures, Office Parniture, Safe, dc.; also the unexpired Lease of said Factory. Sale positive, in lots, WM. 0. CONNER, Sheriff, MARLES W. Urtram, Depnty. 2 HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL Avo. S. toner Mortraze aale of Stock and Fixtures of 8 Cigar Store, this day (Friday), July %, at 100'clock, No, ly Bowery. ‘a large lot of, Leat Tobacco, Smoking’ and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, fine Showcases, Cigar Moulds and Press, Cigars, emply Cigar Boxes, one fine Indian Figure, &c. Sale positive. WM. H. BURNS, \V Kagleswood, Raritan Beach, Excelsior, Oriental and Cold Spring groves. Ottice,’ 8 W Christopher street terry. le Kh. MBOAT FORT LEE TO CHARTE ’ - sion and picnic parties. Apply at 47 Fuiton street, atter 1 P.M. WANTED In this City and Brookiyn. FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-—BY A GENTLEL tk man, either with or without breakfast, in the fam. ly of a widow, where there are no other boarders. Ad- dress H. ©. A.\ Herald Uptown Branch office. FANTED—TO RENT A SMAL!, AT STORE; corner preterred, fitted with counter. Address, statiny terms, Ri ASONABLE, Herald oiilce. HOUSES, KOOMS, & JANTED—TO RENT, A FRENCH FLAT WITH four bedrooms, dining room, parlor and kitchen, with all modern improvements: location not above Fi: eae street. Address A. H., Post office box 2,614, New ork. JANTED TO RENT—A STORE OR PART OF A Store, west of Hudson and below Laight street. State size, rent, location and all particulars, addressing NEWMAN, 217 West Tenth street. WANTED-AN USFURNISHED FIRST FLOOR; ON situated on an avenue preferred. Address, with full particulars, C., box 196 Leraid office. Want D—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, ROOMS tor light housekeeping. Address, wiih full par- ticulars, SUITE, box 1% Herald Uptown Branen office. WaAntEp-a NICELY FURNISHED PLAT, WITH parlor, kitchen ‘dining room and three’ or four bedrooms, located between Twenty-fourth and Thirty- fourth streets and between Filth and Sixth avenues, Hlease aidress, stating price per anni, which must be moderate, COMFORT, Heraid Uptown Brauch office. Wits TWO OR THREE UN Rooms, first or second ff suitable bonsekeeping. Address box 135 Herald Upto’ office, In the Country. Ww ED TO HIRE—A COTTAGE [N A COUNTRY village, with a garden: not more than 30 milee from New York, rent not more than $200 to $500. Ad- dress R. M., Herald Uptown Branch office. “LOAN OFFICE SAU STREET, BETWE 4 T 80 NAS .TON AND John streets —Advances made, to any amount, on .ife Policies, Merchandise, Utamonds, es, Jewelry, NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 80 Nassau street. Pianos, &c. AT MOLT, & BROTHERS! 895 BROADWAY, BE- tween Nineteenth and twentieth streets.—Money joaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, silverware, Silks; particularly Pianos. Business confilennal. Los Senores Hablan Espanol. iia Attorney for Mortgagee. aoe HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL aT © anction on Tuesday, July 28, 1874 at 11 A. M., at 306 Broaaway, third story, a quantity of Ladies’ Suita, Neck ties, unmade Silk, Linén and other property. By order of WILLIAM C, CONNER, Sheriff. HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AUC'IONEER, WILL We sell this day (Friday), July 24, 1874, at 1! o'clock, at No. 26) Canal street, by virtue of 'a chattel mortgage, five large French plate Mirrors and a jot of Cornices; also one large working Horse. By order of the mort: gagee. WM. H. CARKOLL, Attorney. w* WITTERS, oni , AUCTIONRER, SELLS THIS DAY At 2 o'clock, 454 Canal street, & large assortment of Household Furniture of every description from a hotel at Harlem, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Mattings, Oil- cloths, Window Shades, hair and other Mattresses; pier, oval and pian Mirrors; (eather Beds, Pillows and Bed: ding; Dining Room and Kitchen Goods, Stoves Retrize- ratora; Crockery, Glass and Wood Ware; Desks, Coun: ters, Paintings and Engravings. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. Salerooma 80 New Bowery. fh virtne of a chattel mortgage I will soil this da! (Friday). 24th Inst, ‘at lox o'clock. the Fixtures urniture of the Liquor Store No. 683 Second aventi north west corner Thirty-first street; fine walnut Cou ter, Ale Pumps Glassware, Kngravings, tron Railing, c. Chairs, Tables WILLI TT, Jr., Attorney for Mortgages. A’ HYMAN’S, BROADWAY—LIBERAL AD vances made on Diamonds, Watches, Silverware &c., or will pay the highest inarket price for the same, 710, MERICAN OFFICF.—$75,009 ON DIAMONDS, Warches, Jewels, Slives Tote Shawls, Silks. Lacea, Valuables* &o, The utmost value loaned, or will buy Fatablished 1854, J. HW. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. “AT JOHNSON'S, CORNER BOWERY AND SPRING street—Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, silverware. Silks, Laces Shawls, e.. or the same bought. lost extensive estabiis! try. Private parlors (or ladies. Goods for sale at sacri- fices to pay advance. T JOSEPH SOLOMON & UO,'S, 134 FULTON, ‘street, near Nassau—Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Silver Pinte, si!ks, camel's hair Shawls, An- tiques and Articles of Vertu; established 1850; private Othce for ladies. Se habla Kspanol. ‘ONEY LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jewelry and Silverware, and the same bought, QBO. U. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street, 45° BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY-SIXTH . and Twenty-seventh streets.—Money on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Silverwaré, Bika, ameatcademess os lle page 95 WORTH OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, $25.000 contained in private residence 119 Wes to be sold at pabdlic auction this (Friday) after- noon, atl o’e! comprising rosewood 73 octave Piano- eee a ree ieamabae Sars Dreseine Gasea’ Bedateads, Wattresses. ‘urtet, Ghaura kxtension Table, 4c. ; baseme ‘a a” Purniture, | Sale positive. aa AR MODUNNELL, aucdoneet. sat Al, ase AMRRGAE, SELRE, Tabi roan ier, Ubassy, od others; tables nearly LW for GRIFFITH & CO, @ Vesey street, Al, ne Phelan & Collender Combination Cushions Over 4W0 lots by on $150. Bagatelles, Tripolites and Rassian Bow lin les, for sale only by the patentes, H.W. COLLENDRR, sue iso a variety of hem Gamen_at reduced prices TANDARD AMERICAN BBYBL TABLES AND censor w Poeian & Collendes, 733 Broadway, New York | WANTED TO PURCHASE, 10. PRINTERS.—~WANTED TO PURCHASI 90 reil and 200 pounds Brevier Type, ress H., box D., Hudson City N. J.) Waa k BOLT i pe pasties a arn F address, with pa 0, be, HP THRHUNE, Hackensack, (3) use oficn Wi gion ao meats oF ar re one week, SHOBS, box 1s? Harald office. e a: INSTRUCTION, ‘Wantad—a* EXPERIRNCED PROFESSOR OF 4 music, violin, piano, band; gentleman of bi | x Trish Cat ferred salary. 4 arene by loiter PRESIDENT, Aid Workimer treet, Brovkivi.