The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1874, Page 3

' * oughly understands his duties; six years? reference trom , Herald office. * sureetand oe eee ers = CLERKS AND SALESMEN. ANTED—BY A ULOTHISRS' AND TATLOR®? triminings house, a travelling salesman who can command some trade. ‘Address, with references, stating terms, W., Herald vilice. TANTKD—AN A NO, 1 VARNISH SALESMAN, WHO has travelled in this line betore. Addre: with particulary aud retereuces, A. B. ©., box 216 Herald oftice, i V ANTED—AN A NO, 1 SALESMAN WHO CAN speak German and in acquainted with the grocer trade of this city. Address MELKCHANT, Herald offi ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR clothing and piece goods; also a porter. Apply at 127 Grand st. atLP WAN'TKD—MALES, ‘ANTED—A COPYIST, MALE OR FEMALE, TO direct creulars: $1 per 1,000, 40 East 12th st, New York. LYON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, WANTEO—ENERGETIO AGENTS, 70 CANVABS A ‘sewing machine. to whom extra inducements will be given. Apply at 266 Fulton st., Brooklyn, WAxtED—a STOUT, INDUSTRIOUS, HOY | TO work in the tea and wine store No, 109 Fulton st; must live with his parents and bring good references. WANTED-An ROBINSON MALL, | SIXTEENTH street, near Broadway, oysterman and two good waiters, Apply this day alter) A. M. Colored men pre- ferred, ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD address, to call on Orst class dry goods stores tor the sais ot a fine tine of goods. Come Well recommended gn Monday, between Yand WW o'clock, to 402 2d ay., top loor, a es ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, WITH SOME SPARE | time, a position as Anan Decratary of agent tor some iirst ‘class corpori or otherwise credentials of ability, integrity roficiency to deal with such responsible matters from nighest sources. An- swers, with full particulars, to FLSANCIAL, Herat effice, desired from bona fide parties only. JANTED—FOR CENTRAL NEW YORK, AN EX. bertenced Irish Koman Catholic ery goods sales man of good habits; situation permanent and pleasant, Apply tomorrow, between 8 and WAM. to ROD & BACHER, 469 Broud way. WARTED—BY AN IMPORTING HOUSE, A SALES- man who is thoroughly acquainted with the mili- pery jobbing trade in the city, Boston and Fhiladelphia, wo sill ornainents; taust have good reterences,” Address | W, R., Herala uiic : = ANTED—SALESMEN FOR A BOSTON SHOR first class trade a tavorable arrangement will be | Address box 3,171 Post office, ‘Boston. a large inate. WANTED—A: SALESMAN FOR THE HOSIERY AND | glove departments. Apply to CONKLING & CO., | 163 Broadway. house, doing a Southern trade; with those having | 954, THE TRADES, N EXPERIENCED, PRACTICAL ENGINEER IS. A open to an engagement, either marine or stationary; can give best reference trom former employers. Address S. W., care of Mr. J. burtis, 447 Hudson Bt YOUNG MAN (16 TO 18 YEARS), WHOSE PA- rents can loan his employer $5N), a'situation where he can learn shirt cutting: $7 Der week \o commence. oi Address CUPTER, Heral ice. N EXPERIENCED SHIRT CUTTER DESIRES A A position in a wholesale or retail house: patterds ent and pinatractions given io cut by measure. | Address WARR. Herald Brooklyn Branch office. QUGAR BOILER-—STEADY, COMPETENT PARTY wants engagement for the season ; West Indies: well recommended. Address SUGAR BOILER, Herald SITUATION WANTED—BY A BOY 16 YEARS OF © age, to make himselt generally useCul in a factory of learn the printing business. Cail at 517 West 32d st. 10 PIANOMAKERS,—1WO FIRST CLASS TONE regulators wanted at J. & C. FISCHER'S, 425 West j hone but steady men need apply. 10 PHOLOGRAPHERS.—A FIRST RATE RETOU: er, with a general krowledge of the business, w: anengagement. Reters to Mr. Utto Wagner, corner Bond st. and Bowery. ‘ WA XTED—A FIR“T CLASS SALESMAN AND STOCK , , keeper in a general store to go to Jefferson, Texa: Inquire of K. MEYER, atoflice of t. A. Cohen, 189 Church | st,, between 9 and 10 o'clock A, M., till Tuesday ne VANTED—AN EXPERIENCED, ACTIVE MAN, Who can take full charge of a’ wholesale stock, at EBRIOU’s, 27 and 289 8th ay., near 24th st WANTED—A FIRST CLASS BOOKKEEPRR; GOOD salary and permanent situation to a man of ex- Perience and ability, at BURICH’S, 237 and 289 8th a Rear 2ith st ANTED—IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, 4 young man that understands hanging shares and | lace curtaing, sHEPPARD KNAPPs carpet war Fooms, 18S aud 185 6th av. ANTED—A SMART, PUSHING MAN, TO SELL coal to consumers. To x purty having sorue trade Mberal inducements will be given. 619 West 38th st. WaAdTED—FInst CLASS DRY GOODS SALESMEN, for suits, cloaxs and shawls: salary no object Done but experienced hands need ERENCL HARRK ANTED—TWO EXPERIENC! DRY GOODS salesmen, none but those having city refereuce meed apply. J & J. O'RSILLY, 231 Fulton st., Brooklyn. 25 #OR A SITUATION AS BOOK KEEPER, CLERK tJ or German and French correspondent; tirst class city references, Address H. P., Herald oftice. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, GARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A ‘oung man; thoroughly understands his business d the care of horses; 18 & goo milker; is sober and obliging: wages moderate; good reference. Address J. O., box 127 Herald cfiice. A GARDENER AND FARMER—BY A SINGLE MAN; has had long practice in cach position; isnot atrald of work; unexceptionable reference. Address GARDENER, box 135 Herald office. A SINGLE FRENCHMAN (AS COACHMAN IN Paris), wants a situation ; or as servant in a private house; understands his business; city or country: docs Not understand Knglish. Address 47 Wooster st. A QOACHMAN WANTS a SITUATION—THOROUGH- 1 ly understands his business: can be mghly recom- rine by his lastemployer. Callonor address J. v., hav. A GENTLEMAN GIVING UP HIS COUNTRY PLACE demres a situation for his coachman, whom he can recommend very bi; aly a valuable man for city or country. Ali. BH LLIPS, 287 Broadway,room 11. SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, CITY OR country, by an American man, thoroughly com petent, wiiling and obliging; best citv referenee, Ad- dress G. B., box 71 Herald Upiown Branch office, YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATION as coachman and greom with a rae family; best city reference. Call on or address F. M., 119 Madi- son av. ‘YOACHMAN AND GARDENER, &C.—BY A PROTES- / tant married man, aged 30 yeara (witn one child who can take care of horses, carriages and harness: can drive: cau milk cows, do gardening and do general work about a gentleman’s place: would like rooms for family to live in; best recommendations, Address for two day Herald offi Ooacnman AND GROOM —SITUATION WANTED, by a single young man, lately from England; thor- Orst class family. Callon THUMAS, Aaderson’s stable, AS JOACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG / man, married, one child; city or country; best ret- erence. J. D., 490 6th ay., first'floor. NARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAR. ried man (one child), who understands the care of greenhouses, graperies, vegetables, lawns, roads, &c., aud can take good care of a gentieman’s place Address R. V. ount Vernon Post oilice, or inquire at Bridge- man’s, 876 Broadway SITUATION WANTED—AS GROOM, BY AN Uishman, just landed. Call at oF ‘address p stable 49 East 33d st. . ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE YOUNG man, a8 coachman and groom; best city reference, and can be well recommended by present employer. Call on or address J. M,,at Mr. Theodore Roosevelvs stable, No.7 East 52d st. ANTED—BY A WELL RECOMM man (Swedish Protestant, a man. Address box 4,490 Post oflice. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN experienced aad first class colored inan; best city Feference, Can be seen at No. 30 West 43d st, private stable. ANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN (SWEDISH PROT- | estant), a situation as gardener ; well recommended understands gardening in all its branches. Address box 4,49) Post office. ‘DE! MARRIED ‘ituation as coach- | moderu |2 10 CITY SURVEYORS.—A GOOD DRAUGHTSMAN and letierer wants employment; Agquainted with all office work ; best recommendations, Addreas A., box 210 Heralt office. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITsS A GOOD hand and understands something wbout newspaper work, to read proot, write wrappers and make himself gener: Wy, useful; one who underswinds German preter. Fed. | Address, stating salary expected, 8. A. H.. Herald ottice. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO RUN A HOR CYLIN- derand make himself useful on Gordon's. Ad- Cross, with reference, PRINTER, box 113 Herald Uptown Brauch ofiice. ANTED—A MAN TO UUT AND MEANURR, IN A gentiemen’s boot and shoe custom department; must understand his business, and ta willing to do re- BRINE when necessary. “Apply to JAMES GRIFFIN, arren st. ANTED—TWO WIDE-AWAKE SEWING MACHINE men; liberal salary and commission. Cali at 98 ath et, Brooklyn, &, D, FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. NB DAME FRANCAISE, AYANT RECU UNE bonne education et pouvant fournir tes meilleurea references, desire une place d'institutrice dans une fa- mille ou institut amerieain; elle n’aura pas d’objection @ se rendre utile dans la malson. 108 South Sth av, FURNITURE, | Furniture Manufacturers. Owing to the duliness of the times, I| DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 8 Bowery, 65 Chrystie street and 190 aud 132 Hester slrect, ‘Will retail their immense stock of Goods for two weeks only at Wholesale Prices. NOL Over $100,000 worth of first class Furnitore selling off at cost or less to retire from a retail business of over 30 years’ standing. Good opportunity for any who want reliable goods at very low prices. G. L. KELTY & CO., 184 Fitth avenue, A, MgCBISTALAR — “DICKENS! CURIOSITY SHOP.” + 601 Broatway, between Fourth and Amity streets, ‘An attractive display of rich and elegant Parlor Suits, in carved rosewood and walnut and covered with the finest quality of silk, satin, rich brocatel and fine satin and'reps; rosewood aud French walnut Dressing Case Sits, with French plates and statuary marble tops; also fine Bureau Suits, in Tosewood and wainut; rosewood and mahogany Armoires, Sideboards and Buffets, of a superior manufacture: elegant Parlor Etagercs, Tables, &¢., &C ; flue bronze, gilt and crystal Chan Cundelubris, Candlesticks, &c.: bronze and marble Clocks, marbie Statue, “The Wise Virgiz.” by Randolph Rogers; bronze statuettes and Busts, rich {nlatd dedestals, Cabinets and Secretary Chitfoniers; Pianotortes, fine original Paintings, anclent and chools: rare Eugravines, an excellent assoriment; old Sevres China, Deliware and Pottery; ancient Helmets, Swords and’other rare aud cnrious Bric-a-brac Goods; one very rich Sevres Tete-a-tete Set, in case, Louis Philippe; superb old mahogany Cabinetyand secretary, Jos. Bonaparte; Very oid Flemish Cheat of Drawers, Library, Secreiary and cylinder front Bookcases, of & very euperior finish; ebony, walnul and gilt framed French, plate Pier ahd Mantel Mirrors; silk and satin Windsor Curtains, Lambrequin: Siiverplated Ware, comprising Voltee and ‘ Urns, &c.: fine bronze French Fire Fender, &e.5 Brass and Iron, &c., torming a collection of goods unsurpassed for excellency of manutactnre and variety in the country. Cail and see. A —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR ger iurnitare, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW: RTHWALT £'CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham stree, An ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, Englishman; nas driven tour-in-hand in for five years. Address H. V. W., 55 6th av., in basement. _HELP WANTED—MALES, __ A —NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 119 «_ Sth at., near Broadway.—Only school where tele- @raphy is taught practically and made a specialty. CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS to learn apa, and take positions THOM?- BON?S College, 20 4th ‘av., opposite Cooper Institute, Telegraphy taught practically, with instruments, iv one quarter. A BOY WANTED—WHO 18 A GOOD READER, TO | read daily for $2 a week. Addtess @. L. B., box 100 GENTS TRAVELLING WITH HORSK AND WAGON will find an article of quick sale and large profit by galling at 56 Dey sireet, Also state and county rights tor sale. GENTS WANTED—CITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL A Tear to Mtmiiles aod Iarze comtmers talary and commission, PoKING THA COMP. Y, 4 Dey st. GENTS AND OANVASSERS W female, to sell the latest lim't Machine Attachnon's iguonded jn eve jes can realize from, 2) ye ACM. at office of He J. HANK x | | faualy ; live pare fdav. Onl, after 11 iU8 Broad sireet, up- IXPERIENCED OANVASSFRS WANTED=TO SELL the “Always Ready” Lener File and Folso in every Apply, between 11 api 12 o'clock, at 52 Muiden UD stairs. ENTLEMEN OF ABILICY, OCT OF EMPLOYMENT, tity. = (y are offered an opportanity of earniny trom $25 10 r week through the salés of the most useful arti- fettke work -EMPRE NOVELTY COMPANY, Ill it 00 AN WANTED ACCUSTOMED TO < ORT AND Pit % lumber. Apply by letter only, stating experience, VRIGHT, 238 Kast 128 Wes fake pach PRAVELLING AGENT OF EXPERIENCE WANTED— To make branches for Frank Leslie's Ladies Jour- sal cut paper palerns. Apply to M. BELL, o Broad . Wo FIRST OLASS MEN WANTED—T0 CANVASS 4 for advertsements for an old established pape ving Felerence, F. R. S., box lu Herald ollice- Wa )- MAN, A STRONG YOUNG TO ACT AS ata porter, at EHRICH’S, 287 aud 289 8th a mar 2th st VANTID=A CANVARRER FOR AN ESTABLISH ED city paper; must be steady, active, energetic and gigentlimany addrem: vera! arrangeineuts guuran- Zoply a room 19, No. 845 Broadwa: Warten TO $75 WORTH OF CARPENTER vork; also two window and one door Gratings, in qxbage for new Sewing Machine; any maker. Aad- GpseW. C,H, 099 Broadw ANTED—A FEW GOOD MEN OF GOOD AD. dress and edacation tor outdoor employment: must Dewle and willing to work, persevering and of good cbgacter and ability; salary and commission ; perma immense stock and low prices. — NO.1 DOLLARS. i A 54 ETY-FIV For above amount we will sell a fine walnut Dressing Case Chamber Suit with marble tops and drop handles. FRANK RHONER & CO., 82 and 84 Bowery. Manu: 222 to 280 Kast thirty-seventh sireet, A LADY, HAVING FURNITURE IN STORE, DE- ® sires to rent oF sell the samo: first class and. forms moderate; everything for housekeeping. Addre STORAGE, Heruld office. ages ie PRIVATE FAMILY IN PRESSING CIRCUM- stances will sell, at greatsacrifice, magnificent satin brocade latest style Parlor Suit, coat $650, for $200; one do.. $125; brocatel and reps sitting Room and Turkish Suits, $73, $60 and $25; rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits: with "Dressing Cases, $45. up to $225; Pianotorte, 15 Carpets, Curtains, Pamungs: library, drawing room Furniture; a bargain, cash. xesidence 1d3 West Twenty- eighth street, near sixth avenus. PRIVAIE FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL AL dispose of all their elegant and costly Household Furniture, 49 cents on the dollar, comprising 73 octave Pianotorté, Carpets, Parlor Suits, latest styles covering; Bronzes, tasy Cair, Bookcase, Centre Tables, Etageres, Chamber Suits complete, with Dressing Case, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Buffet, Exten: ‘Tables, Chairs, &c, Cail to day (Sunday) or Monday, private residence, 120 West 281 st., hear 6th av, A.W* DEGRAAP & COCHRANE, . 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture. Parlor Sets, from upward. Marie Antoinette Parlor Sets, reps, $120 upward. Walnut Parlor NV ts, inlaid and gilt satin, $20 upward. Chamber Sets, walnat, marble top, $75 upward. Dressingcase Chamber Sets, marble top, $95 upward, DEGRAAF & COCHRANE, 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street. SACKIFICE FOR CASH, A gentieman in need of money will sell magnificent A biue satin Purlor Suit, cost $450, tor $175: do, Drocatel, $115; rep, $35: Pianotorte, cost $750, for Carpet ) cents; ‘also two complete Bedroom hire tor \hree days, at private residence 2i Kast Twentieth sireet, | near Broud way, A PRIWATE FAMILY, WAVING NO FURTHER USE for their Household Furniture, will sell in lots to suit for one-quarter original cost, Fichiy carved rose. wood and walnut framed Parlor. Bulita, covered in saline and cotaline; Steinway & son's Piano, Library Table Bookcases, Bronzes, centre and console Tables; dwar Bookcase, Curtains, Ornaments, &e.; elegant black wale nut Bedroom Sets with Dressing Cases, bureaus: Washe stands, 4c.; hair and spring Mattresses, Pillows, Bole sters: Turkish Suits, $90; rep. plush and haircloth suits, $35 and $00. N. B—Don't fail’ to call and examine the gave Furniture ll in good, order in ‘use since May. ‘o be seen this day or Monday, Private residence 210 Wet lst street, ee A SPbExDID BEDROOM SET; A GREAT BARGAIN, + A rosewoud Grand Piano; a great bargain. ‘arlor Suita, Dressing Ce Bureaus, bookcases, Car- rivate sales, a on’ prices. ast nih Street, between Broadway aud University Place. LACK WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, NEW,7 PIECES, $55; Pillar Extension Table, $20; trom a maker ‘who must sell; second hand Furnitareyin proportion. FAVOR'S Auction Kooms, 13 Kast Fourteenth street. net cmuployment and picasant work. Apply at 819 Bradway, Fou is or address Posrofice box La Waiie ot SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS WAITER who understands running luneh counter and Apply southwest corner of Forty-second Fourth avenne, \WIANTED—AN OFFICE. BOY FOR A caving. TEA bpker's office; state age and where last employed, In ownhandwriting; wages, $5 per week. ddress . H., 10x 19 Herald office. warpsa MAN TO COLLECT BILLS FOR A ‘wiolesais liquor house: wages $14 per week. Only arueswith a few handrea dollars in cash, as security lor eo sobriety, &c., need address HONKSTY, box Ud Heruid Uptown Branch mercial and Theatrical YARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAW Forms, Bills ot Lading and every kind of Job, Com- ranting Heatly, cheaply and romptly done, wt the METROPOLITAN PRINTING bs PRBUISAMENT. No. 23 Broadway. Ketimates cheer. fuily given on application. Ganrers Purniture, Beds, Bedding, &6 Payments taken by the week or month Terms OMY. RLY & CO., corner of Twenty-fifth street and sixth avenue 1 Branch office. Waser. SMART YOUNG MEN FOR THE | picking counter, at EHRICH’S, 287 und 289 8th ora Wainer 8 CoG ANCED—BY A COLORED MAN, 4 SITUATION AS china can give iV reference, Ai tor tourdavs, E.'S Dy No. Mal West 88th st. any WAN iHD<A HOY, FROM 18 TO 17 YEARS OLD, RE. A Saing with his’ parente: one who has been "ins jan! estate oftice proterred, Apply ¢ 778 6th av., corner wars JURNITURE AND CARPETS ~$28,000 WOKTH OF Farniture, now offering at our immense warcroom, 25 per cent cheaper than auy other Louse in ihe city; Parlor suits, 7 pieces, $40, und Chamber suits, 9 pieces, $2. A choice auortihent of Carpels, Velvet, Body Hrus sels, Tapestry Brussels and all wool Ingrain “at low ices, Ouvioths, Window shades, Lage Curtains Lam a " ng, &o . Ke LLY, i plane Be snocessor to H. O'Farrell, 610, 512, 514 and 916 ighth aventie. N. B.—Jnst opening a gice live of Tapestry Brussely at ‘$1 6 to Bl 2) per yard. &t moderate rents, po | CHARL FURNITURE, B, STH, PASLOR BED DePor, sw sixtHt avenue, between Thirty-firet and Thirty-second Sireets.—Bookcases, Bureaus 4nd Sofa Beds a specialty. Ou easy terms, YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL F sizes and rich patterns, English, Brussels,’ three ply and ingrain. very cheap, at the old place, 112’ Fulton street, side entrance. YEBORGE A. OLARK, 747 BROADWAY. invites au examiuation of lis fine assortment of fashionable Furnitare, Carpets, Upbolstery, spring and Parlor reds, &c., Which are offered at low prices aud 0 liberal terms o Houses a ONE OE TUE PINES? PARLOR BEDSTEADS EVER made 1m this country ison exhibition now in the American institute, sixty-third street and Third avenue in group No.2 Me manufacturers are PICK HARDY & CO,, 218 West Thirty-seventh street, between venth and Highth avenues, bay ment. apartinents furnished complete. Now York. JANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND SUIT OF PAR. lor Furniture. Address, for tree days, PAKLOR RNITU RE, box 219 Herald ‘office. FOR SAU T GERMAN-AMERICAN STATE cery, Liquor, Cigar, Drug Stores, Restanrants, Hotels, Siloons, Contectionery, Boarding Houses, &c., Business Places, all kinds, for sale. MAX BAYERSDORFEK, Auctioneer, 124 Bowery. N_KLEGANT WHEBLE ON PAMILY. Sewing Machine, handsomely encased ; everything ia complete order; will be soid at a great bargain. Apply At 387 Bleecker street, between West Tenth and Charics. NEW STYLE WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA- chine, extenstou table and side drawers; cost a few jonths ago $70; wail be sold for $35. Apply at 45 Bond A.WEIRST, CLASS, ELEGANTLY BUILT BROWN fs oftone Houses to let, furnished, in good localities, session. i 5 5, WHITE, No. 4 Park row. A GEIRST (CLASS, ELEGANTLY BUILT BROWN * stone Houses to let, unfurnished, in good localities, at moderate rents; possession, CHARLES BE. WHITE, No. 4 Park place. A.WEIRST CLAgS, BLEGANTLY BUILT, PLANNED + and finished brown stone Houses for sale on the Avenues and side streets, CHARLES . WHITE, No, 4 Park place. A. BARGE CORNER RESIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA ron improvements, to exchange for a small House or vacant Lots, nicely Jocated in Brooklyn. Apply to SAYRE & HALSTED, 162 Broadway, GOOD PAYING OYSTER AND DINING SALOON for sile cleap—stekness cause of selling. Inquire for three days in store No. 463 Niuth avenue A BBAUTIFOL BLACK WALNUT is LF CASE \ Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, nearly new, With all attachinents: price $33. 47 Bleecker street, be? tween Broadway and Bowery. CIGAR STORE—ON A GOOD BUSINESS THOR. oughfare, centrally located, very fitted, good assorted Stock, tor sale ch must be sold. heap rent, well b; no reserve; LLOYD, 29 Broadway. BAKERY-IN WEST YORTY-SIXTH 8 store; five years’ lease ; tor sale cheap. LIPPE, 256 West \hirty-first street. —ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY 4A. Grocery Stores, estabiished 40 years, Lease, iresh Stock and + ixcures, tor sule a bargain. owner leaving the busmess. Apply to LLUYD, 29 roaaway. SHOE STORE FOR SALE—AT YONKERS, N. ¥.; established fifteen years. Inquire of SUGENK ARCHER, No. 18 Wall street, New York, AN SSTABLISHED BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE— Full of first class Boarders; an excellent corner Grocery, an elegant Liquor Store ; also an Oyster Saluon and Kestaurant JAMES CAGNEY, 531 Hudson street, A. TINE, FIRST CLASS CIGAR AND GENERAL assortment of Stacionery and Loy Store, in a good business location, on Third avenue, for sale very cheap. bHERWOUD, WALDRON & SONS, 1,014 chia ‘avenuc. RUG STORE—FIRST CLASS, ON LEADING BUSI. hess strect, doing profitable’ business, will be wold cheap. Particulars at No. ¥ Dey street. RUG 810RK FOR SALE CHEAP—MUST BE SOLD; satistactory reasons tor selling. Apply to or ad: dress HIND & MURPHY, 61 Barclay street, RUG STORE ON ONE OF THE BEST AVENUES 4 dare i) Brooklyn, well established and prosperous; might | take good real estate; other business otily reason tor scli- ing: Will teach the business, Address R. U. P., Herald office. ROG STORE FOR SALB—PRICE $4,000, HALF cash. Address JUNIPEK, box 192 Herald office. RUG STORE—WELL LOCATED, DOING A GOOD business in a neighboring city giving name and residence, CHARLES W. 1k, box 207 Herald office. dresi BLA! RUG STORE, 1,126 THIRD AVENUE, FOR SALE— | Fo let (selling onl; Real state or good store, 11} Avenue 5. IXPRESS BUSINESS FOR SALE—IF SOLD IMME- diately, Add XP RGSS, box 16) Herald office. VENING TELEGRAM. A CHINESE CONSPIRACY TO MASSACRE ALL FOREIGN )OR SALE the goods), or to exchange for jortgages. Inquire at my other A WELL FURNISHED BOARDING House, full of good paying boarders, Furniture, Lease and Goodwill, for sale, cheap tor cash, Address OWNER, box 203 Herald gitice. a ee ‘ALE—BUTCHER’S RAIL, BENCHES, BLOCK, Corned Beet Trays, marble and wood Bologna Coun- ters, Fish Boxes, Fisli Stands, Oyster Stands, new and second hand, MATHES! 561 West Thirty-tourth at. OR SALE—A SMALL BRANCH CRUCKERY store, with Apartments to live in, free from any kind of debt, on sixth avenue, in twenty-sixth street inquire at principal siore, 188 Spring street. ‘A, DAVIDSON. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, located on @ ieading thoroughfare; convenient to cars from all parts of the city; the house is now toll of regular lodgers; handsome barroom, doing «fine busi- ness. Address HO: #1, Herald office. OR SALE—THE STOCK, GOOD WILL AND LEASE of a first class fancy Stationery and Fancy Goods Dtore in the best busitiess part of Broadway; the pro- prietor is doing at presenta fair cash trade to city aud OUtot town customers; the business has been esiad- lished for 16 years and has a reputation for first class rticles only; slistactory reasons for selling and fair is. Apply at KIRBY & 00.8, 825 NA FIRST CLASS busines« contre, on Broadway, now doing a good paying business; sold solely on account of other busi- ness engagements; to a cash purchaser a great bargain; or will exchange’ tor unencumbered Real ketate, Ad- are! ‘TAUKANT, box 216 Heral OR SALE~AN UPHOBSTERING, PAPERHANGING and Bedding Business, established over 4) years, do- inga tine trade, on the vest avenue in the city; low rent and sail capital required; reason Tor selling, Old_age. Apply at 202 Broadway, corner Duane street, room No. 1, tween 12 and 3 P.M. FOR SALE THE BARROOM BUSINESS OF A HOTEL near the city for less than a quarter its real value; Price $30; average promis olU per day. HOTEL, Herald office. OR SALK—ORDERS FOR NURSERY STOCK, FOR whick the holder not having use will sell; terms Certain to be acceptable to purchasers. Apply at’ No. wW Wall street, room 2. WOK SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class Dry Goods Store, situated about 150 miles from the city; also louz and ‘desirable Lease; owner Ph Depa gouig abroad. Address 3. & Uo., box 124 Herald office. JPOR SALE—A SOAP FACTORY AT FISHKILL, ON Address: the Hudson. Inquire ot WEED & McFKLAK, 93 Maidet: la ne, New York OR ALE—A MILK ROUTE OF 200 QUARTS 8. daily, Horse, Wagon, & ¥ ein . or will exchange tor Real ony, or Tuesday, to P, ty. aaa {OR SALE-A NEWS AND STATIONERY STORE, with a good Route attached, doing a good business; Good reasons tor gelling, 137 Hudson street. OR SALE—A CHANCK SELDOM OFFERED—A Gomplete eatabiisament jgr printing Vells, Skiris, Kall bresses, ail kinds of Bead&d goods and taney arti: cles, in. a working order; located In the business portion ol the cit, with a good run ot customers. Broome street, second loft, trom 11 A. M, t OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE of a Boys’ Clothing unt Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Store;" stock smali; good store ior dry gouds Apply at4ll Canal street OR SALE-A SPLENDIDLY FITIED UP STORE doing a good Lusiness; will be sold cheap toa cast customer; good lease and cheup rent Apply av79 Cen- tre street, OR SALE—A NICE LADIES’ HAIR STORE, DOING @ good business; smail rent; bad health reason for selling it, Cali at or address hair store, 1,003 Second av, WOR SALE—DRUG STORK, SPLENDIDLY LO. cated, in Brooklyn, and established for nearly five always realizes good support; cash required, 0. Address PAVAVR, Brooklyn Post office, 1. 1. FOR SALE, RACHANGE, OR WILL LRASE—LARGE Tron Sate, Wilder's patent; niso an elegant Landau- Iet for sale ; cost $1.600; price $760; satin lined. Address GREA1 BARGAIN Uptown Branch ofkce, Estate. MoCAN, Inquire at do) 3PM CORNER } price $2,500. ad- | | Railroad wharf, Jersey FoR SALE. EWSPAPERS FOR SALE.—A DAILY AND Weekly, independent in politics, 1n a flourishing city of 50,00 inhabitants, not far trom New York citys circumstances ail favorable for increasing patronage ant infinence; capital required limited; an excellent oppor- tunity for a business manager and editor to unite. Ket erence allowed to Brastus Broons, iisq., New York Eve- ning Express. ARE CHANCE FOR A PRACTICAL SALOON keeper.—Wi'l be sold this week, to the highest cash bidder, the Dining Saloon 22 Fulton street, now doing & large business; health of owner prevents personal at: tent ie Apply on the premises, between 12 and 2 o'eloe JAFE FOR SALE CHEAP—AKRRING'S MAKE, 2 large size. 7 inches high. 44 wide, 29 deep; suitable for jewelry. ince or silk with patent lock; price $309 cash; cost $1000; sure at’ 95 Bleecker varticulars from M, BELL, 295 Broaaway. SUGAR MILL es S a SHINGLE MACHINE, —PLANER.— > Will trade former, with some cash; for either of latier. FOSTER, No. § State street pe ADVERTISER (A LADY) HAS A PAIR OF DIA. a mond, Sarriog ang Diamond Ringe e pawn, oe whie! ing e reoeem, she will seli the ticke! Addreis W. ft. By box 107 Herald omic. TWO, PIER MIRRORS POUR SETS LACE CUR- tains, Pictures, small lot of Furniture and Carpet; will sellata bargain, 43 Washington place. | Ample attendance is provided, Every steamer carries & £URVPMAN STHEAMSHIPS, MBRICAN LINE. THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY Ai OF PHILADELF HIJA, Weekly Maii steamship service between Philadeiphis and Liverpool, calling at Queensiown, Sailing every Thuraiay trom Phiadelphta, and Nailing every Wednesday from Liverpool ‘The tollowing Steamer: are appointed to sail trom Philadelphia :— | ONTO... . O85 | *ABBOTSFORD.,... Ort 29 ov. 12 to and trom all points at the lowest rates. 4 Steamers inarked with @ star do not carry Laterme- | ate. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. surgeon aud stewardess These steamers are supplied with life-rafts, in addition tothe usual litebouts and life-preservers. Through tickets and through bills of lading Issued between all prominent points, % i For passage, ras of freight and other information, a) Ww UOMW. COLTON, Agent, 2 Broad streot, New York. | JOUN McDONALD, Passenger Agent, | No, 8 Battery place, New York. PETER WRIGHT & ONS, General agents, ut street Ebiladelphia, RICHARDSON, SPENCE & CO, Liverpool. N. & J, CU ' ff'0 SURVEYORS.—A FINE LEVEL AND TRANSIT, also box of Drawing Instruments, for sale cheap. Ln: quire at 116 Lexington avenue, $5OO Bich, BURCHASH THE LEAR, SAPs. 9) Carpets, Furniture and Good Will ‘of a first class Real Kstate Office, well located on a business ave- Duo good reasons gived for selling, Address K., Herald Jplown Branch oMca, E. ADDRESS, price, makers name abd tall particu: LE BOs 58 Front street, New York. ; et M Let Lay ea le as at 4 new. ) [CAD A. CantWaiatin: tt Cont en OR SALE—TWO LOCOMOTIVE BOIL. 4) horse power. No. 442 West Fi ea est oF lo. est Forty-sixth street or Sta Went Fiitycaixth street, New York. POR SAL A LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND hand Stationery, Portable and Hoisting Engines; 1 | also Boilers, Steam Pumps Tanks and other Machinery. ith heavy brown stone triminings and all | B.'POX, 514 and 516 West Thirty fourth strect. FoR, St i—CHKAP, ONE SIX-HORSE UPRIGHT gine and boiler: Hardeck pump and fittings com plete, Apply at li West Twenty-tifth st FLULCHINS: PORTABLE “TEAM FEATHER RENO: vator.—This novel machine, being a carriage. and renovator combined, is aiways ready for use, and $20 Address A. B. HUTCHINS, 39 Dey street, 8 LER ENGINE, 26X26—-[RON LATHES AND a lotof wool and iron working Machinery cheap for cash at DAVIS’ Machinery Yard, 56 and 08 Railroad avenue, Jersey City, four blocks trom terry. Room and steam bower to let. Gi oon HAND 15-HORSE POWER ENGINE A © Boiler Wanted—At a low price for cash; mast be in good order. J ARQUIS, 71 Broad wa, STEAM IOI RS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. horses can raise one ton twenty feet ten times in oue minute; vreat Pile Driver, Kush worth patent: Kais- ing and Lowerlog Apparatus, Apply at 263 West 'wenty- eignth street, HUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, E1088 LNe UNIiKD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS ‘TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG The elegant Clydé built tron steamsnips will sail trom New York ag follows :— LESSING, Captain loosbuy October 6 HERDER, Captain Fischer. ‘October 8) from Bagle J.ine pier, toot of First street, Hoboken. RATES OF PASSAGE TO PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, Cabin—First saloon, $130, gold: second saloon, $6, gold. Bteerage, 3 arreney. Prepaid stperage tickets from Hamburg, $24, currency. wine treat apply to FUNCH, MOVE S SS. 2 south For passage a| to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHN. General agente 1s Brea a Ke, CARDIFF, BRISTO! other points in Engtan Wales Atiantic steamship © LONDON AND ALL and Wales.—The South Company from Pennsylvania ‘ity, a8 toliows: : Saturday, October 24 Saturday, October $1 First cabin passage, $75 ‘and $80, currency; second cabin, $55, currency; steerage, $9), currency. ‘rrepaid steerage cortifica ‘om Oardiff, $33, currency. Dratts for £1 and upward. For SEES te apply to ARCHIBALD BAXTER & CO,, Agents, 17 Broadwa; lew York, ‘O8T DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO * Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &c., via ROTTERDAM, By steamer CALAND, October 15. By steamer ROTTKRDAM, October 29. These beautiful steamers, carrying the United States YEMBROKE GLAMORGA } maui the Netherlands, are well known tor the regularity 01 their trips. Rates of passage low. FUNCI, EDYi & a L. W. MORRIS, General Agents. 5) Broad wa: ED STAR LINE, Appolntea to carry the Belgian and United States ile, The following steamers are ap} inted to sail RP. For ANTW: From Philadelphia. From New York. SWITZERLAND. NEDERLAND, Oct. 17 COLINA,.. VADEKLAND. ov. 10 ‘ From ANTWERP. For Philadelphia, For New York, VAOERLAND Oct. 17| COLINA . NEDERLAND. Noy. 10] SWITZERLAND. PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURR Y. First Cabin, $9; Second Cabin, $60, Steerage and intermediate tickets to and from all points at the lowest rates. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. | Ample attendance is provided. @ surgeon and stewardase. ‘Through tickets and through bills of lading issued be- tween all prominent points. For passage, rates of fretzht and other information ap- Py be Georce W. Colton, ‘ork; John McDonald, Passenger Agent, No. 8 Battery place, New York. U0, W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad st., New York, JOUN McDONALD, Passenger Agent, No. 8 Butwry place, New York, PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, $07 Walnut street, Philadelphia, B, VONDER BECKE, General European Agent, Antwerp. FORTH RMAN LLOYD STKAMSHTP COMPANY, FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, The steamship HERMANN, Captain G. Mever, will sail on saturday. October 10, at'2 P. M., from Bremen pier, toot of Third street, Hoboken, to be tollowed by Steamship YEU tSCHLAND, Captain W. Ladewigs, on Wednesday, October 14. RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BREMEN First Cabin. (Gold) $190 Second Cabin (Gold) ~ 60 Steerage .. Gurrency) 2% For treight or passage apply Every steamer carrics to LRICHS & CO., Agents, ma ___No, 2 Bowling Green, {OR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The Hamourg-American Packet Company's iron mail steamship POMMERANIA, Captain H, F. Schwensen, will sail on Thursday, Octo- ber 1, 1874, for Hambarg. Peter of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and amburg, First Cabin, upper saloon (gold). -$100 First Cabin, lower saloon (gold). : ~ OD Btecrage to Plymouth, London and all points in bnyland, Scotland ahd Wales, also to Cherbourg and Hamburg (carrency)..... ‘The SILESIA will sail Uctober 8, Pay i874. KUNHAKDT & CO., ©. B. RLLHARD & BOAS, General Agents, General Passenger Axents, Gi Broad street, New York. Gl Broudway, New York [NITED STATES MAIL LINE—BTEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpool. Sailing every Tuesday from pier 46 North River. IDAHO... Oct. ty at SP. M. | MINNE OTA.Oct. 2 WISCONSIN. Oct. 13, 3 P.M. | WYOMING. Cabin, intermediate and steerage at low rates, Prepaid tickers at lowest raws, Passengers booked to and irom Paris. Hamburg, Nor- rey ani een ee on Seeuaite bngland, France and Germa' lowest rates. Apply’ to Wit xa Brod » IP. 0c! ay. NOTICE. With a view of diminishing tne chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specified course for all seasons of the y ‘. ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the meridian 8 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43, Gn the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42, THE BRIVISH AND NORTH AMGRICAN ROYAL MAIL STKAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, FROM NEW YORK, FROM NEW YORK, *ABYSSINIA,.Wed., Oct 7 PARTHTA y CHIN, -oudat, Oct. 10 *8COTIA, 28 *RUSSIA,.....Wed., Oct. 4 CALABRIA . BL JAVA .. Sat., Oct. 17 *CUBA........ -f BOTHNIA....Wed., Oct. ZL ALGERIA...\..Sat., Nov. 7 and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New York. steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- gers. Cabin passage $40, $100, $130, gold, according to accommodation. “Return tickets on favorable terms, Bteorage at lowest rates. Stecrage tickets from Liver- Bool and Queenstown and all parts of Kurope at lowest Fates, For freight and cabin passage apply at the company's office, No. 4 Bowhng Green. For stecrage passage at 11 Broadway, ‘rinity Builaing, CHAKLES G, FRANCKLYN, Agent, orto P. H. DUV RNET, Clark and Randolph streets, OR SALE—CONFECTIONERY AND ICE UREAM. If not sold privately will be sold at auction on Tues- day, October 6, ut 104. M. P. GAFFNEY, auctioneer, .91 Third avenue, between 104th and 105th streets! OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY Store, on @ leading business avenue up town; owner nas two, will seil one ; Apply to P, GAFFNEY, Mon OR SALE IN NEWARK, N. J. established Dining Room, 'finely fitted up and com- pletely equipped, doing a good” business, on tair terms, Address MOKLuOY & CRANK, 265 Market street, Newark, N. J. UX SALE OR TO RE tre Market; location SMITH, stand No. {ISH AND OYSTER MARKER MARKET FOR SALK— On & prominent avenue, Apply 10 MALUNK'S Agency, lal Nassau street. AUNDKY POR sab ANY PERSON WISHING TO J purchase a Laundry doing @ good cash business can find a bargaw greatly to their advantage by addressing Mrs. BAKES, stauon L, ARD PRESS AND CUOLKR, CHOPPING MA. chine, Butener's Bench and marble Counter tor sale, 28 Bleecker street. ILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.—FOR BALE, TO close an estate, the Stock, Fixiures and Lease ot the well known and long estabished Millinery and Fancy Goods Siore, directly opposite tne Post office, on Main street, in the thriving village of Portchester, §. «Terms low and easy. Apply to. Messrs. B. TRAVIS #90, 2 Broadway or on the premises, CHARLES O. PISCLEY, G6ORGE 5. DREW, Adiministrators, NE STLVER-MOUNTED SHOW CASE, EIGHT FRET, te bad Frasier; walnut Counter; Sheiving Fixtures IAS GET sore: cost suv; will be sold tor $) BU TTER STAND, IN CEN. first class. Avply, to J. Ke spring Street Market, New York. NMAN LINE-SOUTHERLY COURSE. Royal mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows :— Ta TO QUEESSTUWN AND LIVERPOOL. CITY OF RICUMOND.......Saturday, Oct. 10, a¢3 P.M, CITY OF PARIS wurday, Oct 17, at lA. M. CITY OF MONTREAL. (0... Saturday, Oct, 4, atz PLM CITY OF BRUSSELS Saturday, Oct. 31, at 10 4. M. CITY. OF CHESTEK. scaiurday, Nov. %, at 2PM. Cabin passage, $40 $9), gold. Rteerage to ani from ail potuts at reduced rates. Cabin and geveral Oifice, No. 15 Broad way. Steerage Ofices, 33 Broadway and pier 45 North River. DUN G. DAL, Agen. i STAR " FUR QUEBSSTOWN AND LIVERPOO! CAZRYING THE U ITED STATES MAUL. REPUBLIO ber Iv, ats P. BALIIO. ober 17, at 10 A ADRIATI Detover 24, at 3 F CELTIC. yetover 31, at 10 A. OCKANI vember 3P i a from the White Siar docks, pier 62 North Kive Raies—=sloot, $8), Kold steerage at low rates, Saloon stacerooms, smoking rooms and bath rooms in Midship section, Where least motion is ieit, thus combin- ing safety, speed and comfort. For inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, IMBroadway, New York. HK. J, CORTIS, Agent. NOTICE. ‘The most southerly route hay always been adopted by this company to avoid ice and headlands, From piers 44 and 47 North Kiver. TO QUBENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, THE QUEEN) Oct. 0. 3P,M. | ENGLAND, Oct. 24, 3 P.M. DANMAUK, .Uct. 17,9 Al aM. | SPAIN FOR LONDON DIRKO CANADA, Thursday, October & 2 P.M, Cabin passage, $70; $8) currency, steerage at greatly reduced prices’ Keturn tickets at reduced rates. W’re- Paid steerage tickets trom Liverpooi at the lowest rates. Apply at the company's ofite 69 Broadway. io os sesh ‘Wensans, can easily be made with it; state or County Rights | | tor sale. Y. ‘Agent, 42 broad street, New | Yuen Si, Wal M. | | Clty OF MEXICO, | CITY OF HAVANA . i } a | leaves pier No. 26 North ttver, foot of Barciay street, at | 10:30 -A, | Kuope 18 MINS & BROTHEits, Queenstown. REAP WESTERN BTEAMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BKISSOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. The steamers of this line will sail from pier 18 East River as tollows:= A RRAGON, Symons, Wednesday, Oct 7 GREAT WioERN, 4 ‘Tuestay, Oct, 27 Cabin passage, $70; intermed erage, $30, borers examen Beet ia at fe agent, 1) Soutd sire a Lita SMORGAN?3 SONS. HE STATE LINK, | NEW YOKK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, | BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from ier 96 North River, as follow: TATE OF PENNEYLVANIA Wednesday, Oct 7 STATE OF NEVADA, Wednesday, Oct 14 STATE OF I STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA and every Wednesday thereafter, faximg pussongers at rough rates to all ports ot Great Britain and Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Steerage as low Drafts tor $1 and apply to _Bteerage office No. 49 Broad way. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSUIPS BETWEEN NeW YORK AND HAVRE, CALL i AT BREST. ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent, being more southerly than any other, will sail from pier No. 80 North River as follows:— SAINT LAURENT, Recuioux.. -Saturday, October 17 VILLE DE PARIS, Danre. saturday, October 31 PEREIRE, Surmont. aturday, November 1¢ | FRANCh, Trudelle.... ... Saturday, November 28 Price of passaze in gold, including wine—First cabin, $125; second. $75; third, $25, Excursion tickets at reduced rates. American travellers by taking this line avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of cross- enmark and Germany. by any other line. } upward. Kor irersht or pawazo AUSTIN, BALDWIN & GC). Agents, | No. 72 browiway. | | ing the Channel, besides saving time, wrouble and ex- pense. | _GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 55 Broad’ rparsoorr BROTHERS & CO, EUROPBAN 1xX- change and Passage Office uth street, New York.— | we Drafts for £1 upwards, payable in any part of Ireland | and Great Britain at lowest rate. Passage by regular | mail steamers from Liverpool and Queenstown at re- | | | duced rates )DONOVAN ROSSA—CHEAPEST PASSAGE OF- ficein New York The splendid steamer IDAHO sails at 3 o'clock on Tuesday; SLATE OF PrNNSY: NIA on Wednesday. Northern Hotel, corner and West stree OSTERS, BILLS OF LADING, RECEIPTS, €OL- ored Printing, &c., for steamship lines done with Heatness, cheapness and promptness by the, METRO- POLITAN PKINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broad- way. __ COAST WI ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND ‘CHINA, poStoamers leave plor 42 North River, New York, as fol- ACAPULCO. Com. A. G. Grav. Oct. 10, at 12 noon. COLON, Captain J."M. Dow, Oot. 24, at 12 noo. And every alternate Saturday, connecting with all steamers for Central America and South Pacific ports | Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China as jE STEAMSHIPS, follows :— VA-CO DR GAMA. October 17 COLORADO. October 31 JAPAN... .. November 14 For freight or passage or further information apply at ° es ter 00, Mpert foot of Canal Vhreet, the company's office, New Yor BULLAY, Superintendent JOR PORT ROYAL AND FERNANDINA, PLA.— | Steamer MEDIATOR, Charles smith, master, will | Ball on the 9tt of October, from pier No. 2 North River, | tor avove ports, making connections with all points South by railroad via Augusta, Ga. This is the only direct line to Florida. | HRM GELPUBEB, Agent, No. 5 Witham street. » TRAVELLERS GUIDE. TED. orca wi OTICE T0 THE PUBLIC. On and ariar Monday. July 1% 1574 the following will be the only authorized offices in New York elty a Vicinity forthe ‘sale of First wud Second Cinas Hebets M 8 NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HODSON RIVER RB. R, 413 Broadway, Grand Central Depot, 30th street depo! pues ope, ante’ peawone aoe » oaeee No. K place, 10th street and. Bro auree hear ‘Broadway, M ¥.. and 33 Washington surest STON ee ERIE RAILWAY. 241 Broxdway. 29 Broadway, 957 Broadway, 19 Green. Wich street, depot foot Chambers street, depot foot 234 street, depot Jersey Unty, No. 2 Court street, Brooklyn, aud M Hudson street, Hoboken. : PENNSYLVANIA RR, No. lL Astor House, 628 Broadway, 44 Broadway. No.9 Battery place, depot foot of Desbrowses street, depot foot rilandt street, depot Jersey cay, No. 4 Court street, Brookiyn, aid 110 Hudson aegeet. Hoboken, BALTIMNOKE AND OHIO RB. RB, $15 Broadway, No 1 Astor House, Broadway, d Cortlandt street, depot Jersey stree brooklyn and 16 adeon «1 Coil ReNDRIC Bye JNO. N. ABBOCT, Db. M. BOYD, dr., Gen ‘Agent Peni L: M: COLE, Gen. Thenet Avert Beant G PENASYEVANTA RAILROAD, THE GREAT TRUNK LINE . and UNITED STATES’ MAIL ROUTR. Trains leave New York tron : Cortlande strvets ae foliows na Foot cf Deanwoges ants Express tor Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and Sout! with Pullman palace cars tacued, Sau. Mt 'Sunday, Sand oie. at’ 9) A My 9 an For Williamsport and Li aven. vid Pliladelphia Erie Ratiroud division, connectiig at tide pa ALM; for Wilhanisport, Lock Have. Corry ate Erie, 3:80 ‘P.M. counecting ‘at Corry tov !tusvilley Petroleum Gentre and the Oil Regions For Baltunore, Washington the Soath—‘Amited Washingtot’ exprest of Pullman parlor cars dailys ptounday at 9:40 A. My arrive at. Washington 4:10 FM Revutar at 8:40 40M, Sand PM Sun. day, 0 P.M, Express for, Philadelphia, 8:4 9:37 A. M.; 12:39, 3 07, ae OEM” aud 12 aight. Sanday’ 8 and 9PM. Emigrant and second class, 7 Pat Accommodation for Trenton at 720 A. M. and 2B. M, For Newark) at 6:8) 7a Zchi.g ¥ id iL A. M12 i. 2, 2:9), 3949, 3:4, 4210, “4280, 5, 5:2), 5:40,.5, 6 ons 3 30, Si td 3) P.M. and 12 night” Sanday, 62) ¢ and’s:l0 P, My For Bizabeth, , 720, Tih 89, WO A. Me 12 M22, 2:30, 3:10, 33), 4:10, 423), 4250, 5:20, 5:40, 6, 6:1), 6240, 7 130, 8:10, 10, 11.30 P, M. and ‘12 night, Sunday, 5:2, 7? 8 tS For Manway, 6:30, 7:20, 8,10 A, M., 12 M. 1, 2, 2:30, 3:1 826 Broadway, 4 vot foot of Desbroses street, depot foot of No, "4 Court sureet, en. K, Gen, Vass. Agent N.¥.C. and HRB ASS Axent Brie dl 40. 4:10, 4:30, 4:30, 5:29, 8240,"6, 6:10! 6330, 7, 9210, HN. find i aht. Sunday, Se0'end? Powe oe For Woodbridge, Herth Amboy and South Amboy, 6 and 1A. M., 2:50h"4 5) and 6 P. For, New Brunswick, 7:2) and # A. BE, 12M., 23:10, 4:3), 51%, 610.7 P. Mound 12 night Sanday, 7 # For asi Millstone, 12 noon, 310 and 4:30 PM. For Lawbertville dnd Flemington, 9:3) A. Mand 4 P.M. For Philipsburg and Beividere, 9/30 A, M., 2.and ¢ P. M. For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, 7:2) and 9:3) ALM. 12.2 4, 4:10 and 7 For Freehold 720 A.M. Zand For Farmingdale and Squan, 72) A. nd? P.M. For Hightstown, Pemberton and Camden, via Perth Qipdyy, 28) BAC For “High:stowa and’ Pemberton, ‘Trains arrive as follows:—From Pittsburg, 6:5), 9:50 Ay Mand 9:35 P.M. daily; 630 PM daily,’ except Monday, From Wastingtou and Baltimore, 6:2) A. M., 4:15, ay 620 A.M. and (0, 6:3), 6°59, 10:18, a7 PM. sunt BOM. No. t Astor Honsa And jot of Debrosies ant Cord inde streets. Emigrant ticket offices, No. 8 ttory place, No. 4Coart street, Nog, 116 116.ant M3 Tladson street, Hoboken, D.M. BOYD, Jr, General Passenger Agent FRANK THOMSON, General Manager Brooklyn ea: EXCURSIONS, A WTHE GREAT ROWING MATCH FOR $1.40 AND s.aihamplonship between Join Diglia und James Tenkyck ut Nyack-on the-!udson, Wednesday, October 7, 1874.—The splendid, weil known steamboat MAGENTA 48 engaged tor the occasion and will make the following landings :—/3d st, BR, 0 A. Me: Grand st, i. Ry A. M.; Fulton ferry, Brooxlyn, 9:4) A. M.; United Sta Barge Dock, foot of Whitehall'st, 9:45 A. SI. ; Barclay at. N. R10 AM: 2d st, NR, 10:90 A.M.” stopping ad Maniattanville and Yonkera Reiresliments on board, Fare ior round trip only Sic. A A NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from Whitehall street, foot of Broadway, for New Brizhton, Snug Har- bor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 63304. M, to 7:30 P.M. daily, Sundays inclasive, Fare, cents —REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR ELIZABBTH- A. port—The steamboat J, S-UNDBGHILL. wil ran between Elizabethport and New York on sundays only. ‘Tame :—Leaving New York, pier 10 North River, 8 A. M., 12M. leaving ‘lizabethport Steamboat dock, A —SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK,—THE STEAM- + boat THOMAS P. WAY will leave Commercial dock, Newark, at8 A M. and2 P. Leave New York, toot of Barciay strect, at 10:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M., stopping at Bergen Point each way. LL KINDS OF EXCURSION OR PICNIC PRINT, ing “Cards eee aay and eae eer romptiy and neatly done, at low rate: ie Y POULT AN OINTING ESTABLISH NEN E, No-213 Broad way. hKatimates civen. Ney YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SS. LINE Steamers leave pier 3 North River as follows: ¥OR HAVANA. CITY OF NEW YOR! Thursday, Oct. 8 Saturday, Oct 10 Thursday, Oct 15 Thursday, Oct. 22 FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS, CARA ahr epeeey eronreets vampeachy, Tuspan and Tampico. Srey OF MBXIOOs nn Saturday, Oct 10 | " asesee saturday, Oct SL For freight or passa FALE: JEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ‘These first class steamships will sail eyery Tuesday, at3 P. M., trom pier 13 sorth River, toot of Cedar street, for Havana direct, as follows:— MORKO CASTLE, Captain T, A. Morton. CRESCENT CITY. Captain T. 8. Curtis COLUMBUS, Capiain E. C. Reed For freight or passage. (havin dations) apply t WALDIAM POLY D. McKBLUAR, Agentin Havana. ere LINE OF GALVESTON STHAMER: F img at Key West, carrying the United States Mail. Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN, Captain Stevens, will leave pier 2) Kast er, ou Satarday, Uctober 10, at3 P. M. ‘through bills of lading given to Houston and to all points ou the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and B. . and C. R. R. No charge for for warding in New York. For freight or passage, having superior accommuda- tions, apply to % APPIY (° HW, MALLORY & CO,, 153 Maiden lane. W. B CLYDE & CO., 119 Wail street | CITY OF MERLDA hy to CANDRE & SONS, $3 Broadway. DE & OO., No. 6 Bowling Green. {]OR NEW ORLEANS DIRBCT. The Cromwel) Steamship Line. ‘The steamship HUDSON, Captain Gager, will leave pier No. 9 North River on Saturday, October 10, at 3 Freight received daily. Through rates given to ton, Indianola, Rackport or Aranzas Whar!, Brazos San- {hago st. Loui and Mobile, Cabin pasiage, $53; steor- age, $25, ‘or freight or passage apply to . SOLARK & SEAWAN, 86 West street OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE. ‘The steamship GENERAL MEADE, Cuptain A. W. Sampson, {rom pier 36 North River, {oot of North Moore street, on Saturday, October 1, av’ o'clock P. M. | Freight received daily. Throngh rates given to St. Lonis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianaola. Yor tretgiit of, passage, having superior aecommeda. tions, apply to FRSDERIO BAKER, pler 36 North River. JOUTHERN LINE. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The following new and first class steamers will sail dnesday, at3 P. M., from pier 2) Kast River :— SITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans. OLY OF HOUS:ON, Captain Deering. .*. CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennington CARONDELET, Captain MeCreery CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Hines Froight received ‘daily. Throug! Indianolo, Rockport of Aranzag jaiveston, hart, Brazos, Santiago and St. Louis. Cabin passage, $50; steerage do., $25. For freignt or passage, having superior accommoda- tions, apply to ©.) MALLORY 4 CO., Agents, ‘453 Maiden lane. OMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND, steamstip GEO, WASHINGTON leaves every Wednesday and tue GEO, CRUMWELL every Saturday, atéP. M., from pier No. 9 North River, connecting ut Portland with principal ratiroads and si¢amers for the tnwerior and the East. Freights reduced: | Fassenger ac commodations nnsur assed, Passage, including state- room and meals, $7 RppIY LOCLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street. ORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMUND=OLD Dominion Steamship, Company.—steamers leave ior above ports trom pier $7 North River, foot of Beach { sirect, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ats M. ‘Also intermediate steamers. Thrown bills of lading and passenger tickets issued to all points in the interior. Office corner Fulton and Greenwich streets. TEW_YORK AND DELAWARE LINK,—STEAMSHI? ALBEMARLE leaves pier 87 North River at4 P.M, September l4, for Lewes, ednesday, P.'M.. Freisht are south and cast of Har. every Monday, commencin Del, and leuves Lewes taken for all points in De rington and for povnts in astern Maryland at tavorable ‘Good passenger accommodations. articulars apply to OLD DOMINION raen wich street. rates. For furiher | inlaid NO TO THE GREAT ROWING MATCH—BIGLIN Vs. Ten Eyck, at Nyac. Bay, on the Hudson, Wednestay, October 7, on the people's favorite ‘boat AMERIVU ‘Will leave Fulton rry, Brooklyn, at 9:20; ier No. 2 North River, 9:40; Franklin street, iO, Twen- y-third street, North River, :0 3, stopping at Manhattan ville and Yonkers. Fare tor excarsio. (0. U. P. WARD, Manager. GoveRNows ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS. ly excursion. The fast and elegant steam yacut GOVERNOR'S ISLAND leaves Custom Louse pier, at the Battery, every hour daily, for Governor's Island. ‘The 4and 5'P. M. trips on Sunday will be made aroand the {sland before landing. thereby affording visitors ful view of the fort and fortifications. SALES AT ate UCTION SAL ‘A. MARTENS & CO., AUCTION- eers, Will sell to-morrow (Monday), at 10% o'clock, it the elegant Purattnte contained in the private resi- dence No. 212 West 17th st., near 7th a@v.. consisting of maguificent rosewood Piauotorte, Parlor Suits, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Kitchen Utensils Further particulars in to-morrow’s paper. A’ HAVEN’S AUUTION ROOM, 89 East Inirteenth street, you can buy new and second hana Furnitare, of every escriptioa, at private sale, at auction prices. AUCTION, OWK & HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS—MORTGAGE sale of $21,00) worth of elegant Household Furnt- at the auction rooms, corner Eighth street and lace, on Wednesday, October 7, at 11 o'clock, y's 7¥4 octave Found corner rosewood Piano, carved walnut and gilt Buffet, walnut parlor and library Sutts, carved walnut and gilt Bed- is, elegant ‘mirror front Wardrobes, fancy and marble top Tables, handsome martie top Dressing Bureaus, marble top Commodes, Washstands, and Sables, splendid Cabinet, walnat Extension Table, buuler's sideboard, French plate pier and ruantel bn rors, Library Tables, Turkish Lounges Chairs, Folding Chalra, Rockers, Ecgiish and Brussels Carpets, fine lace Curtains, curled hair and spring Mattresses, jeather Bolsters and Pillows. bronze Figures, French. Clocks, &c.; also a splendid collection of rare and costly Oil Paintings, Gems. Goods now on exhibition at the auction Ko oms THOMAS H. SULLIVAN, ‘Attorney for Mortgages. Y JAMS F. GRISWOLD, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOMB 12 WASHINGTON PLACE, ATTRACTIVE SAL LiGANT HUCSEBOLD FUR- NITURE, » RUSEWOOD Loh det oa MIRRORS, CARPETS, OHINA, GLASS, &c. TUESDA OCLOBER 6, AT 103g O'CLOCK, BENJ, THEALL will sell above, AT 12 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY, a very large assortment of clegant rosewood and walnag Parlor, Bedroom and Vining hoom Furniture of almost every description Pier and Mantel Mirrors, marble top Etageres, armoire-a-ghice Secretary and Library Books cases, Extension Tabies, Dining Chairs, Buffets Axmin- ster and velvet Carpets, Mattresses, China and Glass Ware, £0." Sule on Tuesday, at 12 Washington place, VENING TELEGRAM, Ek” JEROME PARK RACES. THE RESULT. AWNBROKERS! SALES.—JAMES AGAR, AUG. tioneer, sulesroom 9 New Bowery, will sell, Monday--Men’s and Women’s Clothing, by order of George Cudlipp, Kast Tweltth street. Tuesday—Meu's and Women’s Clothing; by order of M, cook, 21 Amity street, Weanesday—Men's and Women’s Clothing; by order of Moss Bros, Gl Catharine street. ‘Thursday—Watches and Jewelry; by order of Solomon & Co, Fighth avenue. Friday—Men's and Women's Clothing; by order of D. Delong st Broad way. AWNBROKER'S SALES, By THOS. J. McGRATH, Auctioneer, Salesroom 158 Chatham street, corher Mulberry street. Monday, Men’s and Women’s Clothing, by order George Green, Smith street, Brooklyn. Tuesday, Men's and Wonven's Clothinw, by order B. ry, Third avenue. Wednesday, W Chaka iamonds, &c., by order D. Silverstein, Sixth avenic. Thursday, Men's and Women's ind Women’s Clothing, David Mo: Costello, Mott street. Friday, by order Mrs. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 197 LL y LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS « North and Weat.—Klegunt steamboats daily (Satur. days excepted) at 6 P. M., trom pler 49 North River, foot of Leroy street Fare low. “ASTORIA, HARLEM, MORRISANIA AND HIGH Bridge.—New palace steamboats leave Fulton terry | pier BU, Thy F1, AD, WD A Met LEM: LAS Su, 4, 4:2. 6:15, 66:10PM. See time cards tor land. ings. ‘Sunday boats every hour, DAY LINE STEAMER, LBANY AND TROY ARMENIA, will leave New York Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, trom Verity street, at 3:8) A. M., and Twenty-four treet at A.M. “fowurniy, eaves Albany Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturaay it 8:30 A, M., landing at Youkers, larrytowna kK (by terry boat), Wi Point, Cornwall New. and N. burg, Poughkeepsie, Khinebeck, Catskill and Hudson Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall aad Newburg, re- turning the following day, $1. fit YALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT and Fall River.—The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North River, foot ot Murray street, daily (Sundays excepted), ats P M. Through tickets sold at all princapal hotels in the city. Hall's Band en, for the season. roe YONKERS DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS, Steamer sAVPHO. M. aud 4:15 PL M., landing at rwent street, Manhattanville, Oarmansville and Fort ton. YTONINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON, ‘The new and migniticent steamer LANU, every fucsiay, Thursday aad Satur. fourth ashing. Ro ESTATB at auction, by CAMPB:.LL & LANE, at Metuchen, N. J. on Tuesday, October 6, 1874, at I P. and positively to be sold to close an Lots, and ap attractive Residence, in the centre of the town and within five minutes’ walk of the depot. Train leaves igot of Cortlandt and Desdrostos streets, wt id n the promises te, 100 valuanie | O'olock. ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONKER—GROCERIES; Marshal's sale; will sell Monday at 11 o'clock, at aulesroom No. 27 Kast Broadway — ‘The Stock and Fixtures ofa firatclass Grocery Store, —leas, Coffees, Sugars, Sptees, Flour, starch, Son Canned Fritts, Sances, Pickles, Prines, Candles, Hottle Liquors, spice’ Cans, scales, &c.; also 5 barrels Metallic Paint. DENNIs GALVIN, Marshal, G, HERNAN, SHERIFP'S AUCTIONEER, Oe Marshal's sale.—By an order made by his Hon. Judee Joachiunsen | will sell_ on Monday, October 5, at itor heek Og No. Ei He weny: gee ny of Currants, & be rse, one for sea ale racy MEARLICH, Marshal. ILLIAM KENNELLY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL Estate Broker, office'No. 4 Pine street. —Will weil ction, on Wednesday, October 7, 18/4, at 12 o'clock M. at the Exchange salesroom, Hi Broadway, by order of the execiters of Thomas Kivien (decessed), New Bowery—the valuable four brick dwelling’ with lot, known as 26 New Bowery, Junction wi Madison street. Chestnut street—t abe prick House with lot, Koown as 26 Chestout street, adjoining the above premises. seventh avenue,—Two vaiuadie Low on west side ot Seventh avenue, distant 50 iect south of sist street. Map at auctionser’s office. FR.DB RICK SMYTH, WILLIAM HUGHBS, } Bxeontors, sday, and the elegant steamer NARRAGANSETS “every Monday, Wednesday and Frivay from pier 38 Worth River. foot of Say aktoey ak aP. M. acfiving iD Bastov abaad of all aber iin | For Other Advertisements Under This Sending fee Directory.