The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1874, Page 17

i] LETTER QOARETERS' SALARIES, Postmaster James received the foilowing in- Biructions trom the Post Ofice Department yester- ay, in which the pay of letter carriers who shall be bereaiter appoimved is fixed at $700 instead OF $300 per annum, as has peen the rule hereto- sore :— Post Orvice Derantocenr, Wasniauton, sept 2, 1576 | B8rn—In order to correct any misapprehension tat may exist in the minds of the postmasters or the letter guttigrs at Me several tree “delivery offices it is or- jered :— "Firse—That the present division of such offices into two Glasses on the basis of population, viz. :—First class, em: Dracing those in cites having’ at least one hundred thousand population, and the second class, embraciug thowe 40 cities havihy & less population, shall be re- twine ‘Secoud—That the carriers at offices of the first class shall be appointed, at not to exceed $70 4 year, on the Fecommendation of the local postmaster, aid their pay increased $100 at the expiration ot ch year's service, ‘on the like recommendation vi the postmaster certifying to their fuithuiness and eiicieney during the, precedty year, till they reach $9) a year, at which point ud: Vances of this class shall cease. Vhira—Vhat the carriers at offices of the second class shail be appointed. at not to exceed $w) year, on the recommendation of the local postmaster, aid their pay Increased $100 at the expiration o: euch year's service on the like recommendation of the posunaster certifying to their tathiuiness and ene: uring ihe preceding Yoar, till they reach $34 year, ac which point ad- Vances vt thik class shall cease Fourth~That the pay of the 36 Who have been in service one year without increase of Day sat! be increased $19) each from Uctober |, 18/4, Oxcepting those carriers at the second class olfices Who have reached the maximuia $5), as fixed above, in Bumbe! Postnasters will be specialiy notified, as heretofore, of the uppointiment or inc’ os pay ot carriers. tis Proper © slats, for the intorination o¢ postuaste: and letter carriers, that the appropriation asked for, Viz, $2,000.00), was ‘cut down $1u),0.0, and hence the depart ment ls uuable to increase the pay ol carriers trom July 1, 1874, in accordance with previgus usage. The policy of the department, under its present head in respect to the appoinimenc aud increase ol the pay carriers, is clearly set forta in the above order, and ita Provisions will be sirictly carried oul; provided the an- cual Congressioual appropriations are sufficient tor this ose. ‘This order will take effect October 1, 1874. and continue fa force tiki modified or suspenued by this department, MARSHALL JbWiL), Postnaster General, Poatmaster Tuomas L. James, New kurk, POLILICS IN NEVADA. {From the San Francisco Bulletin.) ‘There are pretty lively times jast now in Nevada Over the forthcoming election.. The county con- ventions appear to be the great centres of attrac- Mon, because they are the nominating bodies for State Senators and Assemblymen, who will have ‘he choice of a United states Seuator. We find that gaveral county conventions have recom- mended the renomination oj Governor Bradley, but there are those cynical envugh to say this arises, Dot om jove to Bradley, but to keep him out of the way for some more savored candidate for the Senatorship. Nuwierous are the citiwens of Nevada wuo want to be Governor, On the side of the democracy, in aduition to Gov- ernor Bradley, we na Colonel Ellis, of Ormsby county; J, ©. Currie, of Storey; Sen- ator, McOoy, of Kureka, apd senator Macbeth, of Humboidt, are candivates ior the position, Un the republican side tne following are named as as- rants ior the Gubernatorial otlice :—J. U. Haziett, james W. Haines and J. U. Stephenson. The po- aition of Congressman seems to be rather in the background, aud so lar only tue name of Robert E. Lowery, iormerly Speaker of the Nevada As- sembly, has been named on the part ol the dem- ocracy, should ©. W. Kendall desire to retire. Ags to the republican Candidate, nv name bas yet been prominently mentioned. ne contest in the re- eBblcsy Tanks lor the senate is drawing closer etween Sharon and De Loug, and it is snrewdly eee that De Long has no great anxiety to be in Sharon's way. Among tie democracy Gen- eral Williams is evidently tne favorite, though many of the friends oi Congressman Kendall think that his services enttiie nim to the support of his arty. The Independents of Nevada have a State jonvention on the 24vh of this month, and posal bly the proceedings of that body may slightly alter she compiexion oi affairs, THE WAY IN WYOMING, (Fort Laramie Letter to spe Cincinnati Commer- c The shooters were a queer lot. Some arrant cowards, others not, Some brave under peculiar circumstances, such as a street fight or a promis Cuous shoowing, and sneaking When “the tother fellow had tne drop,” or when tackled by any- thing out of their particular line, Tasked Dave Reed:—‘How did you happen to kill ‘Heenan #7 “Why, { fired a little Derringer I had from my pants pocket.” “Bul what was the cause ot it?” ‘Weil, you see, he thought te was chief, and I Know’d he wasn’t; and oue day I was drinking at the Star Sample Rooms and he came up to me, and I seed business in nis eye. 1 ivoled nim. You see I bad my Gand in my pants pocket; I didn’t have Bo six-shooter slung to me; he wanted to know Mf he couidn’t get away with any son of a b—h who hea tow hair; I’ve got light hair, you seo; L allowed be might'if he hud the drop; ie allowed I was # liar; and I jest shoved my pocket easy agin his belly and turned loose. Some of the boys talked @ littie rough about it, but they know’d Heenan meant to cal me taut day; ne said so; the only diflerence was I hed the pest hand, The au- thorities!? And Mr, Davis’ chuckle unplied any- thing but a profound respect ior the powers that Were of that burgh. “On ——! Do you suppose them fellera dare touch me when hed sucha clear case of self-detencet” Soit was, Cases like this could be told by the scores, and worse. There were many in which the Coroner was calied, if convenient, and the verdict rendered, “Killed by party or parties unknown.” As for highway rob- bery, it was as little thought of as taking a drink, No one thought of going out at night with any Amount of money on tne person. toward mid- Might none but tie most venturesome went into streets ulone, and then armed and carefully avoid- {ng the sidewalks. WRESTLING WITH A BEAR. ‘Witt’s Adventure with a Bear, in Bear Canyon—Bruin Gives Him an Affection- ate Hug. {From the Denver (Col.) News.] On last Friday J. H. Witt, of Bear canyon, went into the mountains to look for some cattle that bad strayed away, and aiter proceeding about three miles, and While pausing to listen and look s@bout, suddenly a large cinnamon bear, which had been concealed in the bushes near by, sprung toward him with the evident intention of giving him a hug. Not fancying sucu intimate friendship with strangers, Mr. Witt declined to permit the affectionate embrace, and made for a tree which fortunately stood close by, and reached the lower branches, near the gronud, just ag bruin seized hold of his right leg and ankle. Alter ascvere struggle he succeeded in freeing Bimselt trom the bear’s hold, but betore he could met out of reach the other seg was grasped with such a firm hold that he could not shake him off, and he began to fear that bis time had come and that he wus destined to become a meal for the Tavenous beast. But finally the bear iet go, slid down the tree and retreated Irom the fleld. Ag goon as he decmed it prudeut Mr. Witt slid down and then walked three miles to Round’s mill, where lis wounds were dressed by Dr. Vick, who gays be will not be able to waik for some days. These facts our reporter learned irom A. K. Thomp- ‘on, A MURDEROUS PLOT FRUSTRATED. The Cdlumbus (Ga.) Enquirer of the 21st says that Josepn F, Dickerson, baggage master on the Western Railroad of Alabama, was arrested to- day tor trying to bribe George Harper, colored, to assassinate J. M. Webster, conductor on the rail- ruad, Dickerson and Harper were to divide tne money taken between them. Dickerson told Har- per he would get & good situation on the road, and he (Dickerson) would become conductor, The negro confessed the plan to Webster, thus causing Vickerson’s arrest, He was tried oefore @ preliimivary court ana held in the sum of _.. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &| A STBAM YACHT FOR SALE—@2 FRET Desutiful model; will exchange tor other Property. Addroga U. . SANFORD, 162 Broadway, room 13, trom 10 to 1é o'clock. Fe SALE—STEAMBOAT PORT ROYAL, LENGTH of keel, 9% teet; over all, 107 feet; beam, 23 feet; over €ll, 36 feet; depth of hold, bs fect; cytinder, 28 inches; stroke, 6 ieet; boiler and engine ‘recently overhauled and in good order, JOHN LOCK & CO., #4 Clif street. OR SALE CHEAP—STEAM LAUNCH, 2% FRET anty used ins season. “Abely, tow. Mas SIR eon td 4 ‘on. pply to +» MANNING, foot of Twenty-eighth street, North itiver. ‘ee Was TUG, MUST BE IN GOOD condition, in exchange for Real Estate in Brook: lyn and claewhere, Address, with particulars, pox 1,945 Fost office, 100 BOATS, READY TO SHIP; ALL KINDS AND sizes, including Metallic Life Boats and ships’ oats. $68 and 373 south street, 1lith street, Harlem River, STLPHEN ROBERTS, Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND + the Phelan & Collender Combination Cusnions Jor sale only by the patentee, H.W. COLLEND ER sau- cessor to Phelan & Coilender, 733 Broadway, Now York. MERICAN BEVEL TABLES, WITH DBLANRYS Ghat 8, Cushions, indorsed by Garnier, Rudolphe, f ullard Material atreduced pricea, adh ____W. H. GRIFFITH & CO,, 40 Vesey street. LOT OF BILLIARD TABLES, 5X10, BEVELLED, Ai crettte tora ie ghale cheap; also one, Pool is pieae hab all wt 219 Kast Twenty-third street, HELAN & COLLENDER CAROM TABLE, 6X10, ‘ory little used, pric ; able, For: ty-second surect and Sevensirevesngae at stanley For WINES, TIQUORS, &C. ALIA, EUROPE, A8t4, AFRICA AND AMER: toa.—Hero you find Ing, d 0. Aw Pais Ale, botled only Wy ticinctyes, poems connolsseurs to.be the finest i ’ ae peo lest in the world ; from their ‘eweries, Bi On.’ fame brewer lurton-on-Trent, For sale by A. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. —FOR BALK, ALI. KINDS OF FANCY 00Qs, Birds, &c.: Medicines tor all diseases; prepared ‘ood for mock ng birds, ac B, G, DOVsY's, No, $ Greene street, near Canul, N ENGLISH, CENTRAL FLUR, BREKOU-LOADER, second hand, with superior Damascus barrels and suap action, lor $55; also an exira fine donpic Kills, ad ee BOUTS No. V'Cortlauds street. qv is ¥OR ALY Of T und two muzale \« AP-ONE BRERO 'S ab 469 Broome 8 AL.—A NO. L ENGLISH DOUBLE BARREL h-loailing Gan, with Case, for gale cheap at 697 ‘Land 2, i JAMES P. MATTHEWS WANTED TO BUY. CHEAP FOR OASH. A 12 OR 19 bore central fre Gun. Addvess, giving price, CH, MEDLEK, WZ Myrce avenue, Brooklyn, L. £ br G Broadway, rooms Nos. THE TUE. —PLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION OFFERS THE following Purses to be trotted for at their Second Fall Meeting Detover : 1374, IRST DAY—FRIDAY,' Gcwober 23. Purse No, 1—$°IN), for 2:34 class: $40) to first, $250 to second, $150 to third, Purse vo. 2—$1,00, for 2:20 class; $500 to Lirst, $300 Lo secon: SECOND DAY—' 150 to unird. Purse No. $-$1.5)', tor $30) to first, $459 to second, $25) to third. Hurae $-00, for 2: class; $400 to rst, $250 to second, $15) to third, THIRD DAY—MONDAY, Uctober 26, PurseNo. 5—$50). for 2:50 class; $250 to first, $150 to second, $100 to third, Purse No. 6—$20, tor 2:21 class; $1,00) to first; $650 to second, $850 to third; tour to enter, tires to start, All the ibove races to be mile heats best three in Ave, ss, tobe governed by the rules of the National Jon. In heats whe re eight or more horses start tho 26 will be 160 yards Entries to close Monday, Oc- tober 5, at 9P, M., at f. B, John-on's corner Twenty- eighth ‘street and Broadway. Communications to be addressed to Win. H. Van Cott, Superintendent, at the above address, or at Morrisania, N.Y. WM. H, VAN COTT, Superintendent, Janes Darke, President. (AMuBiCAN JOCKEY o10n. Fall Meeting, 1874, at Jorome Park, Saturday, October 3. Wednesday, Uctober 7. Saturday, October 10. Wednesday, Octover 14. faturday, October 17. Races commence cach day punctaally at 1 o'clock, A. BELMONT, President. ©, Wunarty, Secretary. FRENCH POOL WILL BE OPKN KVERY MORN- ing and evening at JONSON'S Pool Room, corner Broadway and we ighth atreet, on the Jerome Park racos and on al? sporting events, Full retarns ro~ ceived each day by telegraph, All orders promptly at- tended to. Algo Auetion Pools sold morning and even- ng. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac. A WMAIOR CHAS. W. BARKER AUCTIONEER, + POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY gato of agentte man'selegant and complete family and road establ.sh- ment, at the private stable rear of 132 West Sixteenth street, on Tuesaday, Voiober 6 at 1) o'clock prompt, and comprising “AND. OME AND VERY. closely matched pair of Bay Hambletonian Geldings (no white), 1bi4 high, § vearg old: unsuroassed ior style, action or appearance; all sharp travellers; great roadsters; ong. owing Manes Aud tails, and warranted sound and xin’. FAST Bay Abdatian Gelding, 15% high 8 years old; a Prompt aod gumey driver; has trotted in 2:59, and is Warranted sound and kind, LANDAULET, trrmined with brown satin; used only ort time, in superb order. SIPt BAK OP Koad Wagon, by Minor & Stevens ALBANY SLEIGH, Ane order, SET FINE double Harness, by Campbell. SET FINE Coupe liarness, by Coleman. SET LIGHT single Harness, by Balkwill. BLANKETS, KOBnr, Sheets, Whips, Bits, Stable Tools, C. STOCK NOW on exh BAL THOUT A WyTHE BREWSTER WAGON.” We are now exhibiting our usual September stock, complete, in ali weighis and enurely fresh, being our Protuction of the last tew weeks, Special attention is called to the “paruiiel or straight arm axle,” which we Nave adopted alter 4 thorough tril ol over three years, Biving to our light wayons a precision and ease th run ning heretotore unknown to the trade, Factory, Broad- Way and Forty-sevent) street. Downtown warerooms, Filth avenue, corner of Fourteenth strect. BREWSTER & CO., of Broome strect, GENTLEMAN OWNING A VERY SUPERIOR black Mare 15 Hands hich, sound and kind, and can trot in ?:3:, also two Brewster side bar Wagons, top aud na top, desires to exchango them for on: coupe Horse aid Landauiet, and, pay any difference in cash. Apply at Miles’ stable, S4 West Nineteenth stroot, BLACK MARE FOR SALE—154% HANDS HIGH, 6yenra old: con trot In 3 minutes; very stylis also side bar Yop Waxon, as good as new; latost sty! Haruoes, Whip, Blankets, ec. ; (he propel ty of a gon Tan iesving the city. Can be seen at private stable, No. 59 Irving place, A TWO SPRING WAGON, FOR $45; I FOOT BOX, . good order; suitable for bullder ‘or business pur- poses, JOUNSOY, 2) Thirteenth strect, GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT WANTED—HORSE OR Horses, *ugey, Harness, Blankets, Whip, &c.; must be stylish and in good condition, in exchange for two fine Lots, on staten Island, very pleasantly sitaated on G@ little eminence, making’ it # very fine building site, commanding a view of New York vay: neighborhoo first class, convenient to ferry; the balance either way will be made to suit the parties, Address BE. L. M, Herald office. FINE FAMILY HORSE—BLACK; 15 WAND! sound, kind and gentle; a lady has driven him ali summer ; (tes or will exchange tor Merchandise. Address 0. J 17 Herald ofice, rz hibition, SKOOND FALL MEETING. FIRST DAY—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, Purse No. 1—$500, tor horses that have never beaten 2:50, M entries. Purse No. 2$800, for horses that have never beaten 229, ¥ entries, SECOND DAY—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7. Parse No 3—$6W, for horses that have never beaten 2:36, 17 eniries, Purse No, 4~$1,000, for horsed that have never boaten 2:24, Tentries. THIRD DAY—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, Purse No. 5—$500, for all double teams, 4 entries, Purse No, 6—$1,000, for horses that have never beaten 2224, 10 entries. FOURTH DAY—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. Purse No. 7—$0, for horses that have never beaten 2:42, B entries. Plrse 50, 8~$2,000, for horses that have never beaten 2220, 4 entries. Races commence each day at2o'clock prompt. Good day and track. Admission to field, grand stand and quarter-stretch, $2. Ladies tree. admission to Club House, introduced by a member, $5. b. O. READ, President Groncx W. Oaxtxy, Superintenient eRosence PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION. DOSTERS FOR HORSE RACKS, MERTINOS, &C, promptly and cheap.y done at the METROPOLITAN pees ESTABLISHMENT, 213 Broadway, Herald ci IEA VIEW PARK ASSOCIATION, NEW DOR’ Staten Island. —Purses of $1,00) tor horses that have Never beaten 2:10, $60) tor Locses that have never beaten 2:35 and $400 for horses that bave never beaten 2 mile heats; best threo in five, in barness; not having tilled, the time for closing entries is extended to Tuesday, Cotober 6, 1s74, at 9 P.M. Address ull communications to HENKY MILLER, care of T. B. Johnson, corner Broadway and iweoty- pate street, New York. ENRY MILLER, President. HORSES, CARNIAGES, &C. UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH, JOUNSTON | date Johnston & Van Tassel, z | THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSER S| Is KEMOVED TO THE SrACIOUS PREMISES: & 19 TO % THIRTEENTH STREET, = | near University piace. SALES OF HOKSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK. The business will be conducted on precisely the same strict und honorabie principles which “have always characteriad the dealings of ‘our house and won the respect and confidence of the business com- munity as well as the public at arge. THE STAMP OF OCK HOUSE ts RELIABILITY, A cUAOR CHAS, W, BARKER, AUCTIONEER, Great sale of THOROUGHBREDS, the property of Mossrs. HUNTER « TRAVERS, ‘At BANKER & SON)S City Anction Matt and New York Tattersalls, corner of Broauway and Thirty-ninth s1 ‘on MONDAY, « ctober & at Il o'clock. The stock comprises Brood Mares, Colts and Fillies of the most fashionable strains. Sale positive, to close parinership. No postponement on account of Weather. Send for a catalogue. A WMASOR, CHARLES W. BARKER ANNOUNCES MB. ALDEN GOLUSMITHS Great Sale OF HIGHBRED TRO) TING STOCK, At Goshen Park, Goshen, Urange county, N. ¥ ‘On THUR DAY, October & at lz o'c.0ck. ‘The Stock comprises torty head, principally the get of the greatest Stallion of ihe age, THE WORLD FAMED VOLUNTEER, the sire ot Gloster, Boaine Huntress, &c. mained at BAR- HH ° ARCH. J fatalogues how ready, and can be KER & SON'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, or of ALDEN GOLDSMITH, Biooming Grove, Orange county, N. Y. Train via Erie Railroad leaves from foot of Chambers street at 9 A. M. ‘Sale without reserve or regerd to weather: UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSKLL & KEARNEY, M0 AND 112 EAST TUIRTEENIH STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE, REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES WILL BE HELD EVERY TUFSDAY AND FRIDAY, atll o’CLOCK, GENTLEMEN WISHING Tu PURCHASE, OR THOSE. having Horses and Carriages to sell, will find thia house pertectly reliable, as this business will be conducted on the same straightiorward principles which have gov- erned it tn the past. WE GIVE Tlik PCRCHASER OF EVERY HORSE THAT 158 WARRANTED ND FROM 4 TO 48 HOURS FOR TRIAL, Horses, Cartiazes, Harness, Blankets, Robes, &c., always on band at private sale, LIBERAL ADVANCES MAD. ON CONSIGNME: yy GARR b AUCTIO AUCTION, At WARNER & pFADDAN'S Horse und Carriaze Adction Mart, 99 Great Jones strcet, near Broadway, TO-MORROW (Monday), October 5, at LI o'dlock, 3 fast trotting Horses. 5 fine, good business Horses. 10 good work Horses. 4 no top and top Road Wagons. Business Wagons, Pnactons, Victoriag Harness, Blankets, Whips, &c., —OR SALE—A VERY FINE, CROS:! «, team of Horses, 15.3 hands high, sound and kind; great style; will be MATCHED 5 and 6 years vlad; sold tosether or singio; price low. Apply at private stable 131 West sev- enteenth street, cecal LET-STYLE AD BED, AT RYAN'S =r0 AA. Waverley Stanies 117 to st thirty-ifth street, Teains, singiée and double; light Wagons of every de: scription; park and pony’ Phaetons; & few boarders the best ventilated stables in the city; prices A BREWSTER, OF 25TH STRELT, A. « The riding public are invited to inspect our new Shaft Coupling, which has the groat advantage of chang: ing from pole to shaits in_a few seconds, and 18 war. ranted not to rattle. The very great aunoyance of “shafts Fatiling”’ experienced by those usiny road waue ons, as well loss of time consumed in changing, is en- tirely obviated by this improvement. J. B. BREWSTER & OV,, of Twenty fifth street. AWROR SALE, AT A VERY LOW FIGURE, ONE OF the Mnest city made light top Road Wagons in the Iso single Harness to match. Apply at No. 6 Bast enth sireet, oue door east of Fitth avenue. A —TWO SECOND HAND LIGHT, + round front Coupes, in excellent condition, for Fifth av., corner Fourteenth st, A —FOR SALE—THE MOST STYLISH PAIR OF + Carriage Horses in the city, Zand 8 years old, 16% hands high; cost present owner’ $2,000; will be sold tor halt their Maley 00 account of owner going abroad. Can be seen at 146 West Thirty-ninth street, Continental stables. BEAUTIFUL SIDE BAR TOP WAGON, ONLY used once, and a full spring Wagon in first rate order; willsell low and take 76 or 100 yards of good Carpet in part payment, Apply at No. 14 Chariton st. A —MUST BE SOLD, AT HALF VALUF, TWO OF « the nobbiest Top Road Wagons in te city side-bar and one iull spring; both with pole and sh good as new. Call at stable, No. G East Eighteenth street, One door east of Fiftn avenue, A -CALL AND INSPECT OUR LARGE STOCK OF « second hand Carriages of every atyle, very cheap; a Brewster No Top, in good order, $85; Top Qo. $2 We have also a line of Doctors’ and Pony Paaetons very J. 3% KEAL & CO., 1,505 Broadway, corner of y-sixth street. A. NEW,TWO HORSE EXPRESS ON MILK DEPOT Wagon, city maker, cheap. No. 208 East Twenty- ninth street N ALDERNEY COW AND CALF FOR SALE OR exchange for top Buggy or Horse or Diamonds or eptable Merchandise, Tuiguire at room 3, 63 Wall st. A PRIVATE STABLE TO LET-SIX STALLS AND room tor jour carriages; $60 per mouth; also oni $25 per month. | 182 West Sixteenth street. N ASSORTMENT OF BUGGI family Carriages, of my own manufacture, and ware Tented aa represented, at prices tar delow dealers’ pro- fits, Second hand, very cheap. CHAKLES GOUBE, Ul West Broadway, FIRST CLASS FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT, CON- sisting of a fine, stviish, sound and Kind pair of ray Horges, a glass front Landauiet, handsome and but Hite tised, Harness, Robes. Blankows, &c.j nino a stylisin four-wheeled Dog Cart, are offered for sal at a reason able price. Inquire beiween the hours of 2and 62. M, rivate stable, East Thirty-sixth street, first door cast ington avenue. VERY FAST HORSE FOR SALE—PERFECT for tamily use; also top Wagon and Harness; must be sold immediately, Inquire tor JOHN FOR, b4 La- layette place, A GLASS FRONT LANDAU, COUPES, + Landaulets, family Coupe Rockaways, Depot Wagons Bugles, Being off Broadway and Filth ave- nue I sell 20 per cent less. HAM (Oba ees HORSE. 6 YEARS, 151 HIGH; TROTS in 2:50; warranted sound and kind: has been driven by chilaren; price $60. Address KNARC, Herald Uptown Brancn ollice. Ores NCE NEABLY NEW, FOR SALE AT A BAR. BRADLEY, PRAY & CO, 568 Broadway, 10 Kast Fourth street, = 0. o Coane and stx.sent Rockawnys, inthe newest as. ans and of the finesi quality, some of which are finished expressly for city use, together with a varioty of lighter build for the country, 372 and 374 BROOME STRis i the old establisnment formerly occupied by Brewster & fo. 4. 8. FLANDRAU. HORSES, CARRIAGES, BO, EW TOP WAGON AND BUTCHER'S CART FOR salo—Must be sold. 215 Greeve otreet. € NE LANDA, BY BROOME STREET BREWSTER one light C.arence, by Corbett; one six seat coupe Rockaway, one tour seat do., one Barou » one Coupe, by Breweler; bockaways, top and open Pony Pheatons of all styles, vew and sccond hand; one Dusiness Gig, depot Wugohs, twenty top sud open side bar and full rings top Wagons. by Brewster, Ousenbury, stivere nd other city makers: express ‘Wagons, Dog Carts, Sulkeys and Skeletons, by Cavery ; Blankets, Lap Robe: single and dowvle Harness, ae, at W. H. GRAY, 2 au 22 Wooster strect. (CY SE, BEARSE, IN PERFECT ORDER, FOR SALE i cheap. Apply to JAMKS GONNOUD, 40 West orty: RIVATE STABLE NEAR GRAMEKOY PARK FOR sale or to let: in first ctass order; six stalis, ampie Carmage root, couchwau’s rouins, &¢. 223 Kast Twen- tieth street, RIVATE STABLE TO Li _ Forty ninth street. EPAIRING cond strech, —APPLY AT 2 EAST DEPARTMENT.—POR REPAIRS TO we havea special department, under the personal care of a member of the firm, ih Woich We em of Ia rand material as ploy precisely the same aualit with many other in the construction of new ci advantages W insure prop fect work. Kat Mates made at stablesani carriages delivered in New York und Brooklyn free of charze. BREWSTER & Cu. cof Broome street), Factory, Broadway and Forty-seventh sireet, SECOND HAND ELEGANT CLARENCR, LIGHT Coupe, doctor's Phaeton, depot Wagon, six seat Phacton, Victoria and several’ pony Phaetous, Buggies, Rockaway. road Wagons, now Cacriages all atylen NU®ACTUREKS bs Broudway. ET OF COUPE HARNESS WILL BY SOLD CHEAP; ever worn city wade, Avoly at private stable, 14d Bast Uhirty-fitth st, between Third aud Lexangton avs. NOP WAGON—MADE BY BREWSTER & CO., OF Broome street; in good order. BRADLEY, PRAY & CO., 053 Broadway. [PO LET—PRIVATE STABLE, POSSESSING EVERY convenience; six stalls, nice carriage honse, larze yard, Croton, gus, &0., Ac. 106 East Thirty second street, MO LET—FROM NOVEMBER 1, THE SIABLES NOW occupied by the United States Quartermaster’s Ve- par'ment, at No. 18 West Thirteenth street; condition good. Inquire on the premises, or at room 16 Army Building, corner of Houston and Greene streets LET—PRIVATE STABLES AT 131 WEST SEVEN- teenth street and id4 West Filtieth street, between Sixth and Soventh avenues; tour stalls. JAMES STIKEMAN, 76 Wall street. "fo EXCHANGE—FOR A HORSE, WAGON AND Harness, Watches, Diamonds or other Merchandiso, four Low, hear depot, at Rahway, N. J. Address HENRY, Box 197 Herald office. (7ERY DESIRABLE SADDLE PONY FOR SALE cheap; 12.3; used by owner's son for the inst two years Inquire at stable, Forty-second street and Sev- enth avenue, FANTED—A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, COM- Diets, in exchange for Cottage House and two Lots; liberal exchange ofiered, Address CLIFiON, Herald o} V ANTED—A YOUNG, SOUND, KIND, DARK COL- ‘ored Horse or Mare, 1044 hands high, that can show :35, and $2,400 in cash, for Fulton avenue Lots worth cash $12,500, subject to $4,000 mortgage, which can re- main three years. Trifters not nouced. Send full par- ticulars tu N. H. With SBub MY, ROAD TURNOUT, CONSISTING ol bay Kentucky bred Mare, 1044 hands, 7 years old; sound, gencle aiid very fast; three-quarter sea side bar top Trotting Buggy, Harness, Whip, Robes, &c., all nearly new. Address J.'i., box S74 Post office. ANTE D ay LIGHT ROAD WAGON, NOT OVER 100 pounds; in good order; first class city maker (for cash). Aadress 3. B. 1 box 5 Ai7 Post ottice, Lae TELEGRAM, #2, QREBDMUOR. FULTON BEATEN BY ONE OR SALE—A BROWN PONY, 13 HANDS HIGH, 6 rears old; sound, kind, and broken to harness and sada! warranted. ore at CASS & CREMER'S mn Park »tabies, Kast Twenty-sixth street. OR SALE—FOR WANT OF USE, A OOLT, SIX months old, with or without the Mare; both colt and mare warrantea sound and kind.’ Apply at McBRIDE's livery stable, 22 Amity strect. FOR, SALETA RORSE, WAGON AND, HARNESS; price $150. Address WAGON, box 117 Herald office WANTEDAIN A PRIVATE STABLE, STALLS FOR two horses ana Room for two wagons; location convenient to Twenty-third street and sixth avenue, Address BTABLK WANTSD, box 146 Herald Uptown Branch offic WAXED IMMYDIATELY—A NEW OR SECOND hand Brewster, Dusenbury or Stivers top side bar JAMES WAT- on, Address, stating lowest figure, SON, Herald Uptown Branch office, TINDSOR BOARDING AND LIVERY STABLES, corner Sixth avenue and Forty-nintb street.—Lan- daus, Clarences, Lundaniets, Buggies, Phaeton, Coupes tolet; stables open night and day; drivers in livery. MELA, Proprictor. 1OR SALB—AN ELEGANT SET OF DOUBLE HaR- fess; brass mountings; made after the latest eng. lish pattern and has been tsed by the owner but a few times; is as good as new; suitable for carriage, coupe or T cart; will be sold low, the owner having no further usetorit Apply at private stable 152 West Twenty. fourth street, (OR SALE—A MATCHED PAIR OF IRON GRAY Morgan Mares, 4 years old; can trot in three minutes to the pole; warranted sound and kind; good tn single and double harness: sold separately or togethet an be seen Monday or Tuesday at stable, 163 Wost Filteeuth sireet. OR SALE—AND JUST ARRIVED, A VERY HAND. some and stylish pair ct closely matched bay Horses, tree trom white, black points, fuli long tails, 1b hands high, 6 years old; perfectly sound and kind in any spot or place. Can be seen at Brickley & Billinger’s stable, corner of OR SALE—A Q 3 TURNOUT, CONSIST ing of Horse, Coupe Rockaway, Harness, fc. Tn quire atSAMUEL'C. MUTI'S stable,'119 and 121 West ‘dwenty-thira street. OR SALE—A STYLISH GREY HORSE, 16 HAND! high, 7 years old; sound and kind; fit lor any work Sold tor want of use,’ No. 4U5 West Fort; OR SALK—A FIRST CLASS CLARENCE COUPE, circular front; to be sold on account of gentiemad going to Europe; also a very fine set o! doublu Harness, Apply ut 142 und 144 West Thirty ninth sir OR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT; BROWN Horse, 16 hands, 9 years; sound and wind; great powers of endurance; las paced a mile in 2x0; alsa trots ip 3 minutes; a top Buggy and Warnes, in good order. Inquire tor HUGH, Fut Avenue Stables, corner Forty-tourth sireet, (OR SALE—A GReAT Batt Mare; can trot in the thirtic: With a fine side bar top Waco AIN—A FINE YOUNG ho record; together ; ive one trotung ether of separ ‘Address KE TTHeD, Herald ofiice. * x Wagon, Sleigh, Harness, Robes, &e, rate. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS, GENTEEL, WELL bred 15.2 span of matched Road Morses; color rich flossy brown: tails long, fuil aud flowing; age 6 and 7; rive as one horse on pian, easy bits and do not pull; fre warranted sound and kind, and will show to 30. Beane Wagon 3 minutes or better; will be sold at starva- ion. Brice Address OWN is, 30 Parkhust street, New: ars, . (OR SALE—FOR WANT OF USE, ONK BAY AB- dalah Lorse, 6 years oid, very stylish; one sot of Harness (new); one Rockaway, one Woburn sprin; Wagon, cash; price $700, Can be seen from y¥ to ILA M. on Monday at 15 1 -seventh street, yee SALE—A PALK OF BAY ROAD HORSES, FOR- imeriy owned vy Mr. Shirley; also one Landaulet, light Wagon (uew) and a Drag. be seen at the sta: bie, 3 east Cnirty-ihird sireet. OR SALE—i HE WORK HORSES AND TRUCKS OF 4 wholesale house; good reasons for selling, Ad- dress CARMAN, box 5,325 Post office, OR SALE~-A FASE TROTTER CAN BE BOUGHT cheap, if taken atonce, Address LOGAN, box 109 Heraia oilice, (OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH PAIR OF HORSES, Waron and Harness; can be bought right if takea immediaiely, Address H. ©, box 111 Herald office. OR KALKR—A VERY HANDSOME BAY STALLION 15 hands hgn, 9 vears old; sound and kind in sing: or double harness; can trot inside of three minutes. Can be seen at MCUONALD'S stables, 146 and 143 Eust Forty- Lirst stree Nor AT A SACRIFICE—A SPLENDID COUPE Horse and flarness. Can be seen at MELERS stables, No, 196 Wost Lhirty-lirst street, tor three days, FOR SALECA GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE {"" oilers a Brewster Coupe, bay Horse, 16.1; also set of coupe Harness, in excélient order. at a sacrifice. Truesdell’s stables, 126 West Forty-sixth sirest. OR SALE—NEW SINGLE TRUCKS, top Grocery Wagons, one Wagon, will suit grocer or bute! MVoLAUGHLIN & HARTE PRESS AND w platform spring top 21 West Thirty-sixth st. Pow SARA. BRE ESTER PHAETON, ral order; aiso Coupe, in green goat 3! the Property of agentieman, apply at 19 Wost Thiriy-dret street. Fe. SALE—SHIFTING TOP PHAETON, % CLAR- FB eehss and top Wagon, all chy made; aud’ the stabic olet. Hi vate stable 13 ast Thirty-ninih street. (OR SAUR—A BROWN MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH, 7 wi tee oi sour Geel kind; can show 2:25 or better; sold Very low tor ¢ must be - ately. Address J AM Jerald ‘office. ste bao F°s SAL AT A BARGAIN—HANDSOME, STYLISH, wellbrod pair ot carriage Horses, 1534 hands high; stylish and enduring travellers: warranted sound an Kind, Inquire of THOS, MUKPHY, Coleman House. OR SALE CHEAP—4 SRAT EXTENSION TOP PHAE- Fig Aon; atop Buwyy ano double and single Harness: a ine road and fami lorse, trots in 2 ri bie, 66 West Forty-third street pla glehaghes FLARES AND, HORSE ANKETS—LARGEST stocs in this city; truck Blankets, all sizes and weights: square plait Klankets. tor road horses; trimmed Blankets, $1 70 to $6 each, We make to order fine ker- sey Sui for trotters, with name ot horse, éc, Our stock of Harness ts eoniplete; warranted handmade : a ‘oud article at the lowest possible price, EB, BARTLETT, 32 Warron street, corner vollege pla FLORES BOARDED FoR THE WINTER—GENTLR. ymenie road Horses Alay the best of care and Teyular exercise; terms moderate, Addr i THCRHURST, Huntington, Long Islands SHORGH ORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, ‘The curcka Horse Bianket Company are offering their $26,00 s.ocx of Stable, Road and Dress Horse Clothing at retail 0, D. at their Whoiesale discdunts1— Common lined and unlined Slankets, 15 per cent American Kersey Blankets, 20 per cent English Kersey slaukets, 2 per cent, Sweats ana Hards, lo per cent. ‘They solicit au examination, PETERS & G. Call and examine. LHON, UO., Agents, ¥ Grand, JOUNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, Farniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom, a ‘ST Nassau street, Real Estate Department, 21 Park Row, New York. Un MONDAY, OOTUBER & AT 1 O'CLOCK, AT 53 LIBERTY STREETS ROAD WAGONS, CARRIAUES, HARNESS, AO, JERE, JOHNSON, Jr., will sell as above, on Monday, at I o'clock, all the'entire fine stock. of Hogwies Pha: tons, Rockaway, Road and Business and Depot Wagons, made to order expressly for this establishment; Robes Blankets, Whips, €o., to close out the stock of John M, SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON—BY DEMAREST & Woodruff, almost aa good xs new; willbe sold ata &reat barvain, as the ownsr has no use for it, Gan he ween until vold at 156 Went Lbirty-tirat street Tufts, Jr, who is relinquishing the business. ANDAULET—SUITABLE FOR ONE OR TWO horses; in good order. BRADLEY, PRAY & 00., ‘Sha Broadway, 4.5 FOR BAY HORSE, 154 HANDS, SUIT ANY 4.5 Work: no top Buggy, $85: Coupe, $100, worsh $250; must sei] soon, 439 West Seventeenth sirect, be- tween Ninth and Tenth avenues. 7 —FOR SALE, FOR WANT OF USE, A GOOD $7 js work Horse; Warranted. 132 Franklin street, in store. Ff) FOR A BEAUTIFUL NRW LIGHT TOP EX- $15 press or Delivery Wagon, worth $28), taken for debt; ‘must be sold. Fleetwood’ Market, Fiiticth street near third avenue. 1G 0 Wee, BUY, A BEAUTIFUL BIIVTING TOP § OU gentioman’s Road Wagon: cost $150 last month; alsoa fhe Harness, $50; cost $110, at private stable, No. 83 Kast Twelfth street, DAO mA GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO SELL, AT P40OU. this iow price, an lay ant team of bay car- we Horses; 16 hands, sound and stylish; cost $7U. Address WEBSTISK, box 131 Herald office. 4.5() Wikl FURCHASE GENTLEMAN'S | FINE 450) Morse, side bar Wagon. Moarly new) and jarness: Wor 30%; gold separacely if wanted. ad- dress at once CENTRAL PAKK, box 175 Herald oftice. VENING TELEGRAM. A CHINE EB CONSPIRACY TO MASSACRE ALL FORKIGNERS. FLENRY 4 DANIELS, M. D.. 144 PXINGTON AVE nue, near Twenty-ninth street.—special attention fo the diseases of men and Important medical and surgl- AVANA LOTTERY.—FREE INFORMATION AND circu! ven and sent Address J.B. MAI rs TINES & OU. Vankera Wall strives New ¥ adite box £88 Zs ih ork. Fost AVANA LOTTERY.—UXTRAORDINARY DRAW ing. Grand prize '$5¥),001 Circulars of Informa. tion sent and orders Diled by &. SONNENBERG, Post office box 1% New Haven, Ut AVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-—ROYAL SAXON Government Lottery, Hamburg State Lowery, Brunswick Government Lottery; prizes cashed and red information given by WACESMANN & CO., bankers, 75 and 77 Nassau street, New York; box 3,316, } AVANA LOTYERY,—OFFICIAL INFORMATION and full particulars may be obtained directly by addressing J. B. Diaz, Apartado 687, Havana, Cuba. J HEREBY PORBID ALL PERSONS, UNDER PEN. aity of law. from manufacturing oF selling any Shovels or Scoops that intriuge letters patent No. 59.087, dated July 21, I ML HAWKINS. BinminGuam, Conn., Sept 29, 1374. IGHT OR FADED FURS DARKENKD HY A PRO- exclusively my own; cleanin ring, lining, Tee oa OM WiLLiadis, $30 Fulton street, Brooklyn, up stains. TONCEK TO OWNERS OF BUILDINGS.—BROWN “free stone and marble fronts. stoops. &c., cleaned, repaired, poinied and preserved to look equal to wew, CLEVELAND & CO., 29 East Fourteenth stroet_ FEICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE OLD KENTUCKY State and Shelby College Lotteries, OUD KENTUCKY STATE —EXTRA Class NO. 1ST.—oct. 8, 1874. 41, 23, 70, 37, 77, 78, 89, 36, 60, 68, 47, 46, 10, 1S OLD KKNTUCKY STATK.—CLass| NO. 183.—C7. 3, 1876 15, @, 62, 43, 43, 4, 12, 71, 74, 0% 70, 37, 25, 6% SHRLAY.—RETRA Chass NO. 5-00 3," 1874. 69, 68, Si, @, & Il, 73% 49, 37, 38, ‘3 16, 46, 7 SHxLBY,—CLASB NO. 6.—007. 3, 1874, ST, 56, 32, 47, 37, 158, 6. St, 71, 53, 29, A, 40 . Moses, W. ¥. Kedam, Sworn Commissioners; Jas 8. Smith & Co., Managers. Information furnished at 28236 Greenwich street. k, B SPENCER, (0) INFORMATION FURNISHED IN KENTUCKY |. State legalized Lotteries, 3. CLUTE, Fost office box 4, —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF SIMMONS, DICKIN- « BON & CO.’S KENTUCKY STATE LOITERiES HENRY CLASS, NO. S4—OCTONEKE 2, 157) 66, 3, 47, 7, 1, 3% 65, 76, KENTUCKY, 5xTRA CLASS 97, 26 73, 31, 17, 6 Si, KENTUCKY, ‘Lass NO. 2h—ocrouuR 3, 1874. 61, 65, 19,48, 14, 89, 77, 23, W, 7% SL, 1B HENRY, EXTRA CLASS NO. 35—OCTOBER 3, 1474. 7, 24, 71, 36, 8, 43, 67, 13, 6, 1. 47. 'MENRY, CLass NO. 36--OcTOBER 3, 1574. 27, 61, "2, 51, 13, SR 74, 41, 60. Address"). CLUTE,’ 200 Broadway, 153 Fulton and No, 2 Park row, or lox 4,969 Poar office, N. Y. city, nd 200 Broadway. 77, 10, OLTEENTOCRY, STATE SINGLE NUMBER Lot. A tery, on Havana plan; ctreulars or information tun nis ed, J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway, and Post office box 4,960, OYAL HAVANA LOYTERY. Circulars of ali and full information furnished free. Spanish Bills, Governments, &c., &c., purchased. TAYE OR & Oo., Bunket No. U Wail street, New Yor! Post office box 4,448. OYAL SAXON GOVERS MENT LOTTERY, thalers. thalers, 1 prize of 60,000 Prussian thalers. 1 prize of 40,000 Prussian thalera, 1 prize of $0,000 Prussian thalers, 1 prize of 20,000 Prussian whalers, and others. Brunswick Government Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery, Havana Lottery of Cuba. Prizes cashed and information given. Lock box 5,594, THEOOOR ZSCHOCI NB Nassau street, HEUMATISM.—~INFALLIBLE CURE; ly tested; well introdnced; abundant testimonials; a Partor the Whole for sale; other business. No. I? Great Jones street, room |. a PINAL DISEASE AND CURVATURES, DROOPING or round shoulders, hernia, &c.. treated by proper mechanical support, successtul during thirty years? Practice. Only office, 24 Hast Fourteenth street, B. P, BANNING, M. D, JHELBY AND OLD KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.— Risks taken and prizes cashed tn the, above lotteries information furnished and circulars sent tree. Address GEORGE OOSLIGAN, No. 9 Ann street, New York. PECIAL NOTICR.—$30) CASH WILL BUY FOUR large, elegans Oil Pamtings (American scenery), worth $Siooo. “Apply at ol Montgomery street, Jersey City, office 5. TUTTERING.—DR, WHITE, OF THE UsITED States Stammering Institute, 1s permanent!y located at 182 East Twenty-ninth street. Bost references No Pay until cured. Cail or send for circular, TAMMERING AND STUTTERING SUCCESSFULLY weated on scientific principles: no pay until cured. Adaress or apply at the office of New York stammering Institute, 103 Waverley place. 1B LATE MARK SMITH.—AS THE REMAINS OF the late Mark Smith are expected to reach here during the ensuing week a meeting of the various com. mittees (including the Vice Presidents and Secretaries of the Booth Theatre Memorial meeting) and all others in- terested, will be held at the Lotos Club, at tour P. M., on Monday, October 5. A. OAKSY HALL, Chalrmain J. Hiavny HaGEn, Secretary. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT do all kinds of Printing, Wood ingraving and Litho. graphic work at low rates Estimates furnished. Office Herald Building, 215 Broad wa; SPECIAL NOTICES. A cA nA HTWo MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOU- % SAND DOLLARS will be distributed in 20,000 Cash Gifts at the fifth and last Gift Concert in aid of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, November 30, 1874. POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEM 4 POSITIVELY LAST CHANCR POSITIVELY LAsT CONOERT. Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $25; Tenths, $5. Apply 0 1H0Mas'E. BRAMLETTE, Agent, or THOMAS H! HAYS & CO., 609 Broadway, New York. A POSITIVELY FIXED, SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, (874. 50,00 TICKETS! 6000 CASH GIFTS! 20,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! Whole tickets, $10; halt tickets, $5; quarter tickets, 2 OU: LL whole tickets or 22 haif tickets tor $100. No iscount on less amount. For tickets and circulars, giving full particulars, apply at Branch Ofiice of the Asseciauon (room 2), 78 and 30 Broadway, New York, or address MASUNIU RELIEF ASSOCIATION, box 1,417 New York Post office. N. B.—Tickets entitled to Gifts not exceeding $100, if purchased, directiy or Indirectly, at the New York Branch, will be paid there, ou presentation, without charge. a -SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER AW ite, sparkling Wines: manufacture of complete outfits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instruc. tions; all aepartments ot manuracture, bottling and dis ensing; exclusive Kights in desirable territory. Cata- jogues free, JOHN MATCHEWS, First avenue, Twenty- sixth and Twentv-seventh streets, New York. ISAAC G. BOYCE, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, NO, + 267 Broadway, first floor, Consultations tree upon Divorces’ Law matters attended to promptly and with despatch, LL DESIRING HEALTH AND COMFORT SHOULD A “Wear the Graduated Chest andLung Protector. sold everywhere, Mailed tree, $2 Trade supplied. ISAAC A, SINGER, Manufacturer, 604 Broadway. LABAMA STATE LOTTERY. 00 CASH DIs. AMttouted. Whole tickets $1 halves $5, quarters $2%, Circulars, with full information, sent tree, Ad- coe JY. SLATER & CO., Fost oitice box 6651, New York. YT A MERTING OF WORKINGMEN, HELD OCTO. ber 1, at Andrew Brennan's, 817 Ninth avenue, it was resolved to organize a club under the name of Thomas Met aughlin Workingmen's Independent Asso- guution, ‘The regular moetings will be held on each ay ove % yelock, hurelay ovenings av ole JULN CONLON, President Jonm Furry, Secretary. —CATARRH DISCHARGE FROM NOSTRILS, OF- A. tensive breath, sore throat, cough, hawking, spit- ting, speedily and effectually cuted. Dr. DE KK: EMEN, 43 West Fourth street, near University place. Pamphlet co OLD KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, INFORM4 «tion given free; distribution now ready, | Addr G, W. CARPENTER, 162 Broadway, or Lox 3,976 Post office, New York city. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. + By cable official) Havana, Sept. 18 Cia: No. 18,7! No. B58, 26,970. Address P. C. DEVLIN, Liberty street, New A eaaeS EMERSON & GOSS, AGENTS FOR + Kentucky state legalized Lotteries, Address PARKS & OU., box 3,272 Post ome A —CAPITAL PRIZE OF $20,000 IN SIMMONS & + Dickinson Kentacky State Lottery sold by PARKS EMERSON & GOSS, ac 180 Broadway, room & Private office attached, B —KENTUCKY sTATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT. + tery, October 3 Nodiscount on prizes. Circulars of information irce, Address GEORGE H. BOOTH, 73 Nassau street. Post office box 8,037 New York. 6. JOLLY'S SCOURING AND DYEING © L Store, 828 Broadway, has removed around the cor- ner, Kast Fwalfth street, between Broadway aud Fourth avenue. Uptown Store, 1.204 Broadway, Gilsey House, Downtown Store, 137 Fulton street. CARROSO ACID WATER IN SIPHONS—THE BEST table drink; pure water iipregnated with pure carbonic eid gas; contains none of the injurious and often offensive organic compounds now 0 prevalent in ordinary water, Address orders CARL H, SCHULTZ, Gv Broadway, corner Seventeenth street and Union Square. EPILATORY.—LADIES ANNOYED BY AIR Towing dpon the vrow, lips and chin, shonid (per- tonally Lapply to Mine. JULIAN, 6 Weat Thirty-eivtith Hantsneowsly by an application Not injurious to tho S10. " » , } Haten trom (i'ta daar, nom nO sarah nae TANTED TO PURCHASE—10,000 SECOND HAND Books, Apply to HOLBROOKS, 464 Seventh av. 300.000 nese rE ere te a LOTTERY, |. single unmber, Havanna plan, $300,000 cash. Circulars, with full particulars, free. Ad- dress P, O, DEVLIN. =tationer and General agent, 20 Igberty stroet, New York, , \(\() ~ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF $450,000. Give and: Kentucky state, sinsie number Circulars of information sent free. BATES & CU., 196 Broadway. Post office box 4,264. MUSICAL. “| RRANGBMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY o¥ sUSIC SEVERAL OPERAS AND CONCERTS at the ACADEMY OF MUSIO, to commence in December, under the direction of MAX MARETZEK, the renowned Conductor and Uperatic Im- resario, Preatrons and others having good volces and fceling n- terested im this new enterprise will please make early application at the Conservatory, No. 5 bast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s; Brookiyn, Nos. 102 lué and 106 Court street, near State. CARD, GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC of the CITY OF NEW YORK, 12 Firth avenue, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets (Knave Building» The most successful and complete music school in the world. All branches of vocal and insirumental music vracti- cally and theoretically taught ‘The Amateur Orchestra meet every Tuesday evening. Classcal Solrees by the protessors every second Wed- nestay. ‘ Lectures every third. Opera recitals every fourth Wednesday im each mouth. The library, numbering over 15,000 volumes, {s avail: bie to all pupils. “NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, A. No. 5 East Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenu next dvor to Delmonic BROOKLYN BRANCH, 102, 104 and 106 Court street, near State. OPEN DAILY, FROM 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. FOR THR RECEPTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF PUPILS, THIS CELEBRATED MUSIC SCHOOL offers the ac- cumulated advantages of many years of successful ‘operation. The corps of professors now numbers forty-one of the ablest instructors in the country. PRIVATE AND OLASS INSTRUCTION in all branches of music and todern languages at moderate prices. The first prize in music was awarded to one of our pupils by the New York Normal College. ‘The Orchestral schools will be continued as usnal. An Amateur English and Italian Opera will also be insti- in which pupils will be assigned full part. The Library will be complete. CLASSES LIMITED to two and three pupt STRICTLY PRIVATE lessons when desired. N. B.—The New York Conservatory ts the only char- tered Conservatory of Music in the State. having no branch exceptin Brooklyn, and being enurely distinct from other institutions which {mitate its name, evi- dently with the view of obtaining patronage thereby. OARD. MAX MARETZEK, the renowned conductor and ope- ratic impresario, Is now associated in the direction of the New York Conservatory of Music. No. 5 East Four. teenth street (next to Deimonico’s), and will personally instruct guch pupils, as desire to prepare for a pubic career. . Maretzek will also have charge of the ama- teur operas to be given by the Conservatory the ensuing season. The advantages of this connection cannot be overesti- mated. Puplls rully competent may obtain good engage- ments, either in this country or in Europe A CARD. EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, the celebrated SOLO VIOLINIST and THE FOUNDER of the CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, IN NEW YORK, is now engaged as one of the professors of the GRAND CONSERTATORY OF MUSIC, OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. NQ SIXTH AVENUE, FRENCH LADY, HIONLY RECOMMENDED, (8 4X desirous to have atew more pupils tor Freneh or singing ana will give instruction on the piano, Address 1. Be Sox 100 Herald oitice. conmiandidseataannscoee 19 MBRIOCAN CONSERVATU Shesor HENRY SOHROLDE. Professor HENR i SCHROLDI: . Day and oventng classes aro formin? APARTMEN DS read music at sight rupidly, and yocat Vollp and harmony ; thorough MsteUCtlON emma terms, YFG ‘Anelect singing society has been organized by Poe & fessor Schraeder, Ladies and gentlemen are invited Join. Purpose, improvemeut, enierainwent A soiree will be given every month. No extravagant promises are made but whut cau be reasonably expected. ‘An excellent opportunity is offered to boys and young men who desire 0 become Musicians oF sinareur ver formers to secure instruction on ap orchesiral instrus ment at very liberal terms on certain conditions For particulars apply a8 above. THE At N'Y. sonwar CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 28 East Itch st., near Union square, the usual mistakes of Conservatory teaching eve avoided, Thorough and careful instruction for begiuuers, Stvie and finish for advanced pupils. 3 . JR, VICE PRESIDENT OF THB New York Philharmonic Soctety, is engaged to cote the New York Couservatory Amateurs Orcbestri and Orchestral school, Mr Reli¥ ls recogmzed the avlest in the country N. RB. Fourte , Hear Filth avenue (next # Delmonle o's), and has no Connection with any other music schook: in che city CCOMPANIST WANTLD—TO ASSIST IN THE CONe JA ducting of a musical club; must be a thoroug@: musician and well bred. Address’ VUX, Herald oflice. MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN GENTLEMAN, WHO is engaged as professor of music iw a disuingaished. fnatitute ont of this city, teaching piano, organ, FiOliN, cornot, singing. &c., but obliged to stay a lew days every week in New York, rane to give music lessous in a fira& clays American family In exchanse tor ade of r dros: HENRY, Herald office. = © rooms and LADY WILL GIVE LESsONS ON PIANO-A® AA home or at pupil's residence ; terms, $1. or address MUSIC TEACHER, 601 Greenwich GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENO: insirnetion ia Pianoforte, Harp and Bar Pupit's residence’ StU per quarter: vest rete dreas, with residence, PeACH ER, Box 120 Heraid Uptowm Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. LADY, PAINSTAKING AND CONSOLENTIOD: will give Piano Lessons at her own or pupils’ real dences: terms moderate, Call on or address MUSI@ TEACHER, No. 206 Bleecker sirvet. GENTEEL YOUTH, AN ACCOMPLISHED PIANw +A ist and successful teacher, gives lessons at. pupli’e Fasence at $5 ver quarter: highest references, Address TECHNIQUE, Herald Uptown Brunch office. } ASSOS AND TENORS TO VOLUNTEER THEIB fervices in & surpliced choir, choral, service, ups Address JAMES MACLAU RY, box 3, town church. Post attice. NARL ALVES, TEAC J Mark's pluce, Particular attention pald to desiring to prepare themseivos tor the opera, cure Grasses NOW FORMING, EXCLUSLVELY for Sight Ri lig, at the: NEW YORK COSSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No, 5 Kast Fourteenth street, next to Detmonico’m HER OF SINGING, NO. rae ‘ho Ohne OLASSES NOW FORMING AT THE NEW YORK CONSERVALORY OF MUSIC, No. 5 Kast Fourteenth street, noxt to Delmomico's. XUITAR AND BANJO.—PROFESSOR GOULD, | T celebrated player, enables pupils in a few jesson: ively. 121 BE ne. NSTRUCTION ON PIANOFORTE AND SINGING AP pupil's residen lu per oper ee pupils taagnt Singing in Enghsh, French and Italian ‘tanguages; al prepared for concert. Address INSTRUC Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadws OUIS PARMA, PROFESSOR OF MUSIO (GERMAND 4. gives Piano lessons from elementary mstruction to artistic perfection; terms trom LS to $55 per quarter. A dress 66 Second avenue. {6 accompany sorigs and play eile Thirty-second street, near Lexiugton av ON, box L ME; DABM GERMAN), A FIRST CLASS TEACHE of the Pianoy desires a tow more pupils; term: moderate; ‘and city refarenc Rest yer uropean 00 highest ry ME, OAIROLI WISHES TO INFORM HER PUPILS aVE and friends that she will resume her lessons in ao ing and vocal deciamation on Uctober L at No. 22 We Bleveuth street. MMB. o CAIRO, ITALIAN PRIMA DONNA 804 AVA prano, would accebt an engagement as first sopri ina church choir. Apply at 22 West Kleventh street. M, BAblaM WILL REORIVE HIS PUPILS FOR 4VL. instruction—piano, violin, organ, si mony. No.5 bast Fourteenth street, vatory of Music, next to Detmouico' AX SCRWARZ, TEACHER ON THE VIOLIN.—FO! iM particulars apply at his residence, No. 8) Seco! enue. : Mite, DE, bk, CHAISE. PUPIL OF THE CON« IML servatory of Paris, experienced teacher of singin, commences hi second season in New York; het method, which is both French and Italian, tends at once to develop the voice and give the elegance of style da chant de salon, 45 South Washington square, MS MAzco. DUSCHNITZ BEGS TO INFORM | ‘pupils and the public that he has returned frot Italy, and until further notice will receive applications frota'those desiring his instruction in vooal culture a® Lg West Twenty eighth rest MADAME, DE BARRY HAS RESUMED HER PIANO and Vocal Lessons or the season: classes and prie vate pupils also at her residence No. is6 West Twenty third street. MBE, CAZZANIGA AND SIG. ALBITES INSTRU tion In ait branches of Singing; special method speedy vocal reading under Proiessor G. Conterno, al the Colleze of Music, No. 5 West Fourteenta street, w of Fifth avenue, USIC $3 PER MONTH, OR $3 PER QUARTER FO! {nstruction on Piano, daily; epactice free; pupal rapidly advanced. At 202’ West Thirty-seventh street, near Kighth avenue. t OTICE. NOMEAtpens Now RECEIVED for the NEW YORRR CONSERVATORY AMATEUR ORCHESTRA and Ors chestral School, under the direction of ANTOINE REIFP, Jr, Vieo President ot the New Work Philhare monic Sociéty, and, lute director of the Parepa English, Opera Company. Application to be made at the Consere vatory, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next door to Del~ monivo’s. Brooklyn, Nos 102, 4 and 106 Court street, near State, TOTICE.—MMF. BERTHA JOHANNSEN WILL REX commence her Singing Lessons on Uctoger 15. Apt plications—schirmer’s music sioro, 701 Broadway. RGAN LESSONS BY GEO. W. MORGAN, the celebrated organist, at the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, No, 5 ast Fourteenth strset, next to Delmonico's = ms = ROFESSOR W. M. SEMNACHER SAILED FRO! Pe eirope on ihe 2th wey and will resume his lossor on the 7th of vetober. Address CHICKERING SONS, Kast Fourteenth sirect. ) SIGNOR C, MODERATE, PROFESSUR OF SINGIN © conductor of orchestra for the last 2) years in thi Principal cities of Kurope and In Havana, &c. The lon expeience acquired with the most celevrated artiste i the best guarantee he can offer to the persona who wil honor him by placing themselves under his tultio Cireniars to be had in all the music stores, Residon No. 119 Kast Tweltth street, New York. ZIGNOR BUONGIORNO iS) is now engaged as Frotimor of Vocal Masic aithe Grand Conservatory of Musi 113 Fifth avenue. ere ENS | GNHE CORNET."—THIS VERY RXCKLLENT Red popular instrument taught to perfection In an et manner, by & thorough competent teacher and solos Address COBNETIS1, box 166 Herald Uptown Bra offic ae NORMAL DEPARTMENT. i ofthe NEW YORK CONSERVATORY is at No. 5 Bast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s NTED-A_ POSITION AS ORGANIST. ath / yA W Cathotic or Protes:ant church, or as assistant andy basso; salary emall. Address ORGANO, Herald Upto Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. WAXTEDSINSTRUCTION IN VOCAL CULTURE Tuesday evenings, irom 6:3) to 7330 Addi with terms, W, 4. B., Herald Uptown Branch office. a POLITICAL, anantinnnnsnnnannannnnrnnnnerennnee sateen OLITICAL BANNERS AND TRANSPAREN| AP, the shortest notice. UPHAM & ‘con® ¢ pign and Banner Painters, 399 Broadway. PORMICAL, REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND others interested in the political canvas, will find ie; to their advantage to have their pri at the Metropolitan Printing Establishment, rondway (retailing. every and aly variety. of poubest works, for prin i ) from smaitballoty to mammoth posters or muslin bane ners. Call and obtain prices. 1. OTH ASSEMBLY. DISTRICT. PUBLIC MEETING, <=» All persons who sympathize with many Halk) are requ d to assemble in mass meeting at Johm, ogee Hall, Lawrence Te Bay Tenth avenue: and the Boulevard, Manhattan’ on Monaay evening, Octover 4 1874, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of taking: such action as may necessary to secure a fair repre= sentation in the various conventions to be elected om Weanesday, October 7, at Fner tection. ay Fsons Wild are oppo! ns oment The'gemocrate party tm this district are specially tn- vived.to be present i — CLOTHING. MB THIRD AVEUB, BETWEEN Twentiesh and Twenty-first streets, ladies and eu= tlomen can receive the utmoss value in cash for Casto Clothing Carpets, Jewelry. ers punctually attend+ eq to by Mr. or Mra. Minta, A ‘TB, MINTZN VEROOATS POR WINTER AND AUTUMN, PASH. iopably made to orger, aut of atyliah maveital, wi be sol cheap. 'O Gavut, Herald omce, em SdGrees HS —~ MATRIMONIAL, YOUNG LADY OF IRREPROACHABLE REPU. tation, in troubie, prays the immediate notice of @ thors nueman Sasmosieuy inclined ; first ch G Answer, Address SXUKPTIONAL, Hora piown neh office, A YOUNG, INTELLIGENT AND REFINED LADY @ranette;, ot unbdiemished reputation, desires tne acauaintance of a genticman of undoubted respectae py. honorable. discreet and generous, Address Mrse lerald Brooklyn Branch office. LL HAVING TICKETS MARKED "“8TAQB.” TO the “Orpheon'’ opening, Steinway Hall. Gevaber i sta" roo! Oa OM RULING DUNCAN, President; JmsOum Hornins, Secretary aud Director, 711 Brotdway. nahn Ne GENTLEMAN WITH THE HIGHEST REFER. A. Saces ts testroas of obtaining 8 few mare papi to the piano; also spa ‘ quar. ten Apply at the rooms, a7) Kighth avenue, GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH MUSICAL EDU- A cation will eee TRACES. bow ian ie ‘il’ UJ 12 per quarter, reas 0% erald Un- wh Brana afloa, ROW A LUXURIANT BRARD, CURL YOUR HAIR, superb, cure nervous debility; information worth @ we ie bod Address, with price, Dr. WALSH, brooke Af ATRIMONIAL.—ANY LADY, MAID OR WIDOW, fueling wut a piaateaieas Britt vomnicee Ze and Porto thieon “address Bos ase, Herat cl Tikes of a sung tec rien nai a @ young lady 0 retluet inctined. Address, Wita particulars, MIVULE AUS, 10s Hersia odin,”