The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1874, Page 1

NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NGFEMEER 3, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Sxcoxp Pacx—Fourth, fifth and sixth sTROLU twenrti Pack—Sixth column, Bittraitp —Finst Pack—Filth column, AUDEMS WANTED—TwxtrTi Pack—Second, third columns, Boalt” 2s sen DUNG WANTED—Twenrrn wh eu Iwaurtu Pack—Fourth col JKLYN = ax—Fourth colum BaoLy KUAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sucosp Pagi— olum BUSINESS ‘OPPORros tries —Nuxrn Pace, PY NOTIC. AL ESTATE FOR SALE CSuosse Puce First cumitics "AND SALESMEN—Tweuert Pagr—First col- CLOTHING—Sxconn Pace. Third column, GOacl EN AND GARDENERS—TweLeta Pacr—First uma coast Rib STEAMSHIPS—Twerra Pace—Sixth cole te eevee Pace, A) Pacr— UNTRY BOAKD—Twaietn Pacr—li NOING ACADEMIES—Nixtu Paar ooieeh coven. ENTISTRY —Twenrtu Pacx—Sixth column. ‘0 LE’ NISHED AND URNISHED—Sucoxn Pacn—Seco! ha ST EAMST So eae Scent col- PL—Piasr Pace—Fourth column. pe tw RLaeit Pace—pixth column, Nunta Pace, whee ey colainn. URNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— SxconD BNITURE Neveu — it in Sie ELP WANTED = FEMALES“ usrast Pace—Sixth columi HELP Pe WANTED —MALES—twatr Pace—First and eat — a 4C,—Finst Pagr—Third and ‘ PacR—Fourth column. HOUSES, oom, &C, WANTED—twaurrag Page— Foui INSTRUCTION Finer Pace—e JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN HEDSON rey AND ‘REAL EsTATE VOR SALE—Sxconp Pace Fire column, ECTUBE SEASON—Nixta Pace—Sixth column. BOAT, Kone 1ChS—First l’au%—Second column. N OFFICE*—¥inst Pace—Fifth column. er AND FOUND-—Finst Pacr—First column, ACHIN(RY—Secoxp Pacr—Fourth column. IARBLE MANTELS—Sxcoxp Pacy—Fourth column, AT! HIMONTAL--Nixra Pagx—Fitth column. KDIGAL-—sxconp Pacx—First column. bssiaiee trices "AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Pacr—Fifth MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Texta Pace— Sixth column. SICAL—Seconn Pace—Filth colu EW PUBLICATIONS—Sevextn Pac “Sixth co!uma. Pace—Fitth ERSONAL--Viner Pace—lirst colum Lan OK ORT , ORGANS, POLITICAL--Finet Pagx—Sixth colamn, pont OFFICK NOTICE—Finst (acu—| en column, OPOSALS—I'wetrru Pacy—Fourth coluaal ITUATIONS WANT ¥OR SALE OR TO wD Page—irst column, TO EXOHANGE—sxconp Page—First &C.—sxcoxd REACH TATE WANTED—Seconn Pacx—First column, | A BALES AT AUCTION: Nina Pap etth a —Ninti Pack—sixth column, BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Eceventa Pacx— pit El pe third, fourth, filth and sixth SITUATIONS’ WANTED—MALES—Exeventa Pacu— Sixth column and Twxurtn Paay—Pirst column. SPECIAL NOTICES—Piust Pacy—First and second sromtis DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Finer Pace—Third eee weLrtnt Pace—Fourth col . HE TKADES—Twetern Pack—secona column. THE TURP Pinay © Third column, TO LET Fol BUSINESS PURPOSts~Szconp Pacs— yond column. TRAVELL( tS" GUIDE—Twrurem Pacr—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED 1.0OMS AND APARTMENTS 10 List WANT D TO PURCHASE Sacom Pace—Third . —Saconp Pace—' i WESTC pe rar ‘a | COUNTY PeOPeuty™ sok SALE Oh Sxconp Pace—Firs' acuta NDTEAMBOATS éO—Fist Page—Fourth HERALD BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN AND HaRLEM, ERALD BRANCH OFFICES, ‘ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP 10 9P, M, AXD NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOUK EVERY MORNING, AT 1265 BROADWAY AND 68 SIXTH AVENUE, BE- YWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS, OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT, HARLEM OFFICE 2281 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF 14TH STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7: F. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVEBY MORNING. PERSONAL. Ny TNVORMATION ‘OF JAMES LIVINGSTONE, ni of Savannah, will be thankt tly received seventh street. aneegies. BUMA BENTDICT: (CBEMISE MONDAY MORNING, TWENTY.THIRD treet and Ke HT mateed ae nals hour e portant communica: PRENG| inj Uptown Branch office. 24R WHITE ROSE.—AM MISBRABLE. HAVE Not received this day. Will be there ih rite me. For ever and ever. CH. I ible AND ARMS WANTED.—INFORM PRI. tely, if necessary, BUTTER pS verthgs WANTED—OF SAMUEL A. LIPPIN- cot t his home, in this city, last July, age 28 yen ela, foot 8 inches? light hair and vomplex: box 141 Herald office, FORMATION ¥ WANTED—OF JAMES OR THOMAS any. fe Pieces Nellie Dooling, Ganghter of information of them will ully receives by N LLIE DOOLING, 357 West ton street, Chicago, as she relatives. Bigg ara yo ADDRESS OF PERSONAL, REL- ative will not sign his name tn tull. OVELACE—YOU WILL BE NEECOn ES AND kindly received. N I, CAN ARRANGE THE MA1TER SATISFACTO- » rily to you if i C.) or hear from you betore Wednesday morning: E. and T. 8. Rave messaug for you and my uptown ‘adress. W. GC. dr PAfgigpiarronme. WRITE AGAIN, SAME thank- ‘ashing- is aukious to find her RAN FRANCISCO MINST! RELS, October 3).—"Address Please.’ the lady who received slip fiom above was written, please address ‘t town Branch olfice, Sixth avenue, SWEET TOT—IF YOU CANNOT ¢ SOME day fixed upon, come the following day. MONDAY NOON.—WILL grant an interview to gen- she left stage at Sixth uve- Bue? oavotd any eth pisses state Dy, whom you om panies ress, with confidence, PAS- oitet, Herald Uptown Branch office. FRipay NiguT, reeable, will pranusercer ation ELIX, Herald Up- proj THE FIRST A Suid conar. JRounp—ar - TERRACE G. of Money. Owner can h Denses) by proving property. ottice, or it ¢ DEX, A A SMALL SUM ve the sain (less ex- Address box 4,045 Post. OUND—14TH OF OCTOBER, Owner can have it by applying to ©. BANTINE, ud paying expenses. 218 Peart street. O8T—ONYX oe KING, IN GOING FROM WEST 4 Tenth street to -t. Nicholas Hotel Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at No. 107 Waverley piace. O8T—IN THE GERMANIA THEATRE OR ON THE way from tnere througn Broadway and Eighth a Gold Bracelet. Finder will receive a suitable reward. Address F, H., box 2.825 l’ost otlice. Lomo TOBER 16 UR 17, A $50 BILL. . A SUITABLE: aeitiern will be given by caliiog at 145 West torty- ae NOVEMBER 2 NEAR WITH STREET, 1814, A COACH DOG, Harlem, a pair of horse ‘Blanket, marked "C.D." will be paid dy delivering them at ‘LAMBS & SONS! very stable, 13 and 15 Kast Pitty-elunth street, OST—MONDAY, black thread ‘lace co’ feturn to No. 4 seventh ay L°% —S8TRAYED, FROM HIRTY SIXTH SIREET, r Third avenue, a black Spits Doy; answers to “crow.” /Acveral reward wil ve paid 1oF retarning: him to No, 17 We rly-sixth atres TOLEN NOTE.—ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED fy tktluust buying a Promissory Note, of which the fol- owing i8 u copyi—"Middictown, N.' Y.. Oct. 19, 1871, Que day aner dare we promise. to bay to the order’ of R. Decke ui PB, Wheeler and G. W. Allison, wenty.wo bari jrollars at A BLACK SATIN PARASOL, r. Will the finder please o hua: dt ihe i iguletow National BaD jor value reveived, with terent, Signed, Urange oyuayy, Milk Association. THOMAS KING, Tre ber 1, 1874, HL rer)? BY. VOLEN OR STRAYED ‘AWAY—ON SATURDAY fight last, one red 1 Cow. 8 yours old. with amall teats, graight por on ik NO! awors to the name of "Nel rr undera taped vill give 66 reward tor ner io 8) 7 lorish Mixty-sixth street and return to ». avenue v4 New York, Ge REWARD,—LOgt, AT CaTuoLiu CHURCH, Twonty-third stedet. Sunday, one Pocket Buok, fei poor a three noes, ‘One® inarriage ring belonging REWARD—LOST, 6 above reward Will be hankiuily West TWenty-scconu sireas, 85 | brown wad whi dollar, Ke omnats, S cogker Syautet ts .s Keturn to 5) West Fourt! at he $2. rae Hk Palp bgt d dO QUESTIONS shed for the return of the two Bi gi No, 7 bast Thirty-second street. Wonuay. agente ATARI DISCHARGR FROM i sence breath, sore throat, pong, hawking, 1 ik Ke NoaTat oA Lee My curds, arsd Habu. | ceedine SPECIAL NOTICES, BaD IDEA. THE SECOND AND LAST GIFT CONCERT in aid of the Masonic Relief Association of Noriolk, Va., will take place Thursday, November 19, 1874. Aw there will be no further postponement {t is unwise to delay in the purchase of tickets. Whole tickets, $10; half tickets, $5; quarter tickets, $2 60. For intormation, &¢., apply at BRANCH OFFICE, 78 LL DESIRING HEALTH wear the Graduated C1 for meo, women and children; supplied. ND COMFORT SHOU: st and Ree Protectol sold everywhere; trade "ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, 64 Broadway. “\ GENCY FOR KENTOCKY STATE LOTTERIES — JAMES H. STURGES, Broker, No. 244 Murray street, one door from Broadway. HAVANA, LOTTERY. Ls “By, cable (oficial), Havana, Oct. 21, Class Oftice open 4 ai ti . Address #, C. DEVLIN, Stationer and Genera: Agent, 30 Liberty street, New York. A —HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. “ Royal buxon Government Lottery. Haren re Lot! Brun: Gor ment Lottery. ‘rizes cashed and imtormation Ce Lock bax 5,598. THEODOR 2 ZSCHOCH, U6 Ni treet, Ne ‘ork. A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY « State Lotteries.—Simmons, Dickinson & Co., Man- rs. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO. 263—NOvEMDER 2. 1874, 16, 20, 8 74, 6, 1%, 76, KENTUCKY, CLASS NO, bay thy he ge? %, 1S74. M1, 53, 75, 69, 42% 15 MENKY, 3s HR, uOrnanEs 2, 1816, i, Le 42, 39. ral ‘oicraaaiion' ‘vy applyine to LA CLUré, 20 Broad- New A ce floor, rear o! or Post office box KENTUCKY STATE AND SHELBY COLLEGE Lotteries, J. 3 SMITH & CO., Managers KENTUCKY STATE, EXTRA CLaas 257. NovuwaRE 2, 1876, 41, 50, 68, 65, 12, 5, 77, 49, 20, 88, 1, 39. SURBAY, RXTHS Class 55, NOVEMBER 2, 1374. 13, 39, 61,' 69, 68, 8, 37, 14, 3% 15, 59, 65. KENTUCKY STATE, CLASS 235, NovEMBER 2, 1874. 42,3, 4 7," 2h 49, 26, zie, 59, SHELBY, chass 56, Novekoxun 2, Bede ah addice Rod "aad tatomation’ given, PHILIP cose, We Broadway, or PB t office box Ena OLD. KENTUCKY STATE AND SHELBY COL A «lege, Lotteries; prizes cashed and information fur- Rished ut 225s Greenwich street, or address box 4,864 New York Post office. F. LUTHY. —PARKS, EMERSON & CO. AGENTS | FOR «Kentucky ~tate Lotteries, drawa daily Koyal Havana Lottery of Cuba, drawn every yaare Kentuck, Since pene Lottery, drawn Nov. 28, Masonic Ketiet Lot ft Norfolk, Va., Nov. ig, Prizes fon furnished ‘and circulars sent, by addressi CO. 180 Broadway, room "BON Since box 8272. Private cite attasned. Office hours 7 7AM. th 7 P.M, —KENTUCKY “STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT. o tery on Havana plan. Circulars or information eens . fies box 4909 puuciorised eet” 200 Broadway, Ox ENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 LEXINGTON AVE- nue, near Twenty-ninth street.—Special attention to the diseases of men and important medical and surgi- cul case: Four ore TO-DAY. HAMBURGER, | a JJAVANA LOTTERY. ation. . Be he & 0v., a Skaes, ne ‘all stree' New York Post office box 4,635, pbhy Bareeen ‘AVANA LOTYERY.—NEW SCHEME FOR OKDI nary and i Piaskeashed ad into German gov. rnment lotteries. Prizes cashed and information Mies [ACHSMAN & O., rs, 75 and 77 Nassgu street. Post office box 3,816. eae ats ee, we AU MRay y gireulars ot ars 0} ped lac fee. Address GEV, 13 Nassau street; box 3,087 Post office, New ft . 1G ouT {II FOR THE EV! ow Zz rt 74 G TELEGRAM 2 % S 5 METURNS OF THE AND STATE TICKETS g {INNIAIIII AND TELE E AED NEWS PROM ALL PaR' 3 a ° s THE OOUNTRY 2 2 ¢ WILL BE GIVE: THE PUBLIC IIIT] 3 > RA TELEGHAM, . lal] ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1874. EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—A STATED meeting will be Se atthe library, on Tuesday evening, November 3, at 8 o’clock. William J, Hoppin, Esq., will read a paper “Uoon Certain Historical Yor: traits Lately Exhibited in Paris."” RIVATE RETREAT FOR INEBRIATES AND PER- sons suffering trom mental or nervous oe at Mount Vernon, eed county, N. ‘or par. ticular: WILLIAM MUKPHY, I OYAL HAVANA LOITERY, November 480,000 In prizes. Circulars of full in- Pane Late sites pee ee Governments, Mes are ASE oes ee: em» PUPAYLOR & CO., Bankers, No. 11 Wall street, New York, Coun, FROM NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, chronic headache or other painiul affections, can btsin inutediate and permanent relief by applying to DR. on poe 212 Fitth avenue, New Yors. Houra from 9 to 33 Di “rer SALI E, “ALL “KINDA Birds, &e.; Food for mocking birds, at B. G. street, yor Pk FANOY boas, Medicines for all diseases: prepared F Bovey’ 3, No. 3 Greene ‘bear Canal. only bordered with gr attached with ‘bie; envelopes, containing 18 papers, 25¢. 5 ere. ' Principal depot, 64 Broadway. TCH AND SKYE TERRIERS, SALE—SIX three the smallest and bandsomest in the country: one snow white Buil Terrier Slut, very gmail, stylish and a great rat killer: five Setters and, Pointers, Buil Black a. aye four very one nd Tans. H. jouth Fift Terriers, ag a3 ad AKDNER, LLL AN’ apie Dogs; must be of pe! to-day, be! TED—IMMEDIATELY, SIX (@ SUPERIOR tly pure breed. Apply Bt iss Madisol in WA. Mi. and THE TURE. PARIS } MUTUAL POOL. WILL BE SOLD aT THE EERFOOT 1 PARK—CONEY, ISLAND ¥ ON No, $—Purse No. «Foie 8 THIK Astor ry morning and at 1,14 Broadway 180 on the election, ROAD. fleeting SDay NOVEMBER & class; 12. entries. class; 7 ent THURSDAY, ‘NOVEMBER & BW ior 2:40 clase? entries 200 for 2 35 class, to be in to-morrow. D DAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMoER 6 for § minute'class : TBST pay. WED: rae 10 entries. 2PM. sharp. WM. McMAHON, Proprietor, _ PARK FAIR GROUND ASOCIATION.— All persons owing entrance money for horses en- tered in the late tall meetings of this Association are hereby notitied that the same inust be paid on or belore November 5, 1874; or they, together wit theit, horses, will be suspended. Superintendent, ROS: Saturday, November 7, track; in harn G, Walker enters br. m. Ma, M. Mead Admission PECT PARK FAIR GROC: ND ASSOCIATIO: 23% o'clock ; good day and purse and stake, $1,W0; inile heats, three tha ey 88. Bird, record 3227. Smith enters DIK. m. Catskill Girl, record 2:28}. & Faye enter b. g. Rarus, record 2:28, si, GEO. W. OARLEY, Superintendent wo $280 to zal Mace enters b. m. Neilie V Ad, EB, GRAND TROTS at the Westchester County Fair Grounds. WERKE SDAY, November 4, 174, Purse of $500, tor 2:30 class. the first, $15) to the secon and $100 to the third horse. Closed by the taliowing entries :— ion, jambers enters b. a Olay. Peek enters ch. g. Bradbury enters br. ‘% Berkshire Boy THURSDAY, 5 ovember 8 1874 Purse of $500, 1 $250 to the first. $100 to the second and $10? to the third horse, Ben Mace enters br. w. H. D. in J. Joun Admission to the track 50c. ole Closed with the ee entries:— Walton. Feek ene b. g. GF. Simi Whipple enters b. m. ‘Lady, ‘ions, B. Gui enters g. g Messenge: WU. UDELL: Suretintendent, Trots commence at 2 each day. | HORSES, CARKIAGES, | “eC. HORS US, CARIRIAGIS' JpurGaNr Tor & B. ROAD WAGON ELEGANT TOP F. &, ROAD WAGON, Bre wster & Co. EXTENSION TOF PHARTON guimby & Co. AGON, Stivers & Co. AY, Wood Bros. POT WAGON, Eyre. FAMILY AND BUSI- JR MART, 19 TO 25 THIR- THIS DAY.) AT IW O'CLOCK, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. TE w Ry ELECTION R ANYTHING EVER INTERPERES wir OUR SALES. IR>T CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS NG Horses, at 35 and S7 West Twenty-ninth street, MERCHANS stables. OR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST Cl. TRENCH IN the city, lined in maroon colored satin: Bree Bnd] eee Dr @ private ventleman; also one six se: for $20. Apvly at 96 Walker street, near Bro Fe SALE--A VERY OLD WELL ESTABLISHED iets attached sold owing pti alta of pioprictor. Ad: old ‘oWit it healt of trom Ze ones is of proprietor. Brewster & Co. ‘ON é 3 5 3 & < ad- ARE: SOUND AND KIND; old; tp bad high; stylish criver and stepper; $150; two Work Worees; $45, $70. 4 orsyth street. Fe SALE—A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, IN EXCEL~ lentorder. Apply at HETTRICK'S stables, No. 107 West Thirtieth street, OR SALE.—B. J. CONKLIN, OF ROCHESTER, IS a1 499 Sixth avenue with one pair of Blacks, "162, spa ghrge snele Hays, very Ae’ sateanle for cove oF OK SALE LOW—POR CASH, A STYLISH TWO wheel & Dog Cart; used but little; London ng op naa. apply. utter 82 Cou 1; ORSE BLANKETS, ROBES, &C. variety, at prices that please everybouy. MOSEMAN @ BRO. ; Manuiactirers | 114 Chamber OFFER AT PRIVATE SA! YOR TWO DAYS, ‘a Messenger Mare, 9 years old; can beat 2:50: sound and cind; can be driven’by a lady; with sid top Wagon and Harness Wayon and Harness nearly new; Hlankets, Kobes and Whip: price, $40, cash, Can be seen at stable 147 West Thirty-Hfth st. C. A. BRIGGS, UST ARRIVED—AN ELEGANT 15% HAND BAY Coach Team; also a very stylish 2:80 Horse; these are all perfect and young. Apply foot Kast Fourteenth street. NE ROAD WAGON, $75; ONE DUSENBURY & VAN Duser top Wagon, nearly new, $28; 1 Brewster Suver do., $175; 1 Waterman fuil spring, $165; 1 six-seat Inacton, Wooster Bros., $175: 1 light Coach, $230, 1 Coupe Rockaway Pole and Shatts, $300; I top ‘Pony’ Phaeton, $75; 1 Kockaway, $115; L sulky, $45; 1 Skeleton Wagon, $75; 1 Gre ory ‘Agon, $75; 1 £ press Wauon, $63; 1 licht Clarence, by Corbett, nearly new: the largest assortment and ‘stvies of Carriures, Blankets, Lap. Hodes, single and Wouble Harness. &c. GRAY, 20 and 22 ¢ RIVATE STABLE WANTED FOR THE WINTER — Four stalls and conchman’s touse; must be near Madison avenue and Thirty-second street. Address, by letter, 158 Madison avenue. QIPEED AND STYL OR SALE OR EXCHAN tor a fine Parlor Melodeou or Bookcase, a fine hed ares wee Wayon. aan 38, &i ‘Addroas SA UCTION oe OF VAN TASSELL & and 112 REGULAR tact OF HORSES A: £ KEARNEY, EAST THISTEENTH Cameo NBAB FOURTH AVENUE, CARRIAGES fo ERY TUESDAY AND FIED. ‘Twenty-four to forty-eight hours given to purchasers to st Ww: vee Horses, Carriages, Harness. Blanxcts, Robes, &c., always CATALOGUE OF en § DAVE a and on hand at private sale. (TUESDAY) SALB AT LOCK, MATCHED TEAM, GRAY AND BAY HORSES, de high, &8 8and 9 years old; Bind and true in from vice; fast travellers; tree tylisht drivers; 8 ‘@ first class tamuy coach team. SET COACH HARNESS a nd _ rae ‘ORDER, B BUILT BY CORBETT. LANDAU, BAY HOSE, 1546 HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD; in ree from vice: very tast teavellons romp und spirited set fine Barnes, re WAGON, IN GOOD OU! TOP AD BULL may, a Be ASREWSTLE & Co,, OF TWENTY: FIFTH STREET. bees HORSE, ib ots Path 7 YEARS OLD; trae in all hi upertor | under iseeirom wie; very 9 and warrante: fo) ALGO Sut HARNESS AND TOP yu gud WAGON, NEARLY NEW, TEAM 3B. stivel ay H HORSES, 1834 HANDS HIGH, lv toad LB Years old: os) and true in all harness; free from ‘lee; have only, oe pio used for carriage driving, and sold HARNESS A: ue. ALSO, Bor Ete Prey pute BY WOOD BRO: and true ii romp and ea driver: Warranted souad. OP ROA NO beat HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD; cx all harne: 4 free trom vice; ae tree, AGON, BUILT By MINER & N SARE, 154% HANDS Lea 8 YEARS OLD ind and true in all harn free from vice; bi jady all summer tears nothing, Baa qe NATO BD TRAM "BAY-AND BLACK HORERS, ‘00d Bros, met fad wie 16 HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD Brows HORSE, J ae eh true in all hari and 8 years old: kind and true in trom witl le and a xcellt Aosta Sor penernl aa i pen GUOD ORDER BUILT BY in all harness; tree from vict 38 coupe or family carriage horsey evand reliable. and warranted A! Ds HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD; free from vice; @ first Horse and sold for want of Use. NO zor CONOR, RD WAGON ‘A HORSE, 14 HANDS HIGH, 6 YARS OLD; ind and true in all harness; free trom vice; very pada ‘@ first class family animal and warranted Lion BRO! WN SADDLE SMIFTING TOP EXPRESS WAGON, MARE, 154% HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS old; well broken to all gaits under saddle and has ICKAWAY, SECOND HAND VICTORIA, COUPE R Park Phacton, six-seat Rockaway, Doctor's Phaeton, ny Phactons, Bugiie 8. new Carriages. MANU way light Rocka. Depot Wago Ae es FACTUBERS UNG all bot Broud (0 EXCHANGE—GREATLEMAN'S ROAD HORSE, will show 2:50; will, exchange for a good tamuly Horse, lockaway of other Property. Apply to U. la EACH, 4 Wan ED—A CARRIAGE HORSE; ST BE BLACK dupple gray, stylish, 6 to 8 years at least 15} hands, weigh 1,10 and sound; one week's trial betore payment Tequired. Address, with lowest price cash, box w York Post offic ANTED,—ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A STYLISH black, brown or bay Horse, 184g hands, sound and kind, that will trot in 2:4), may find a cash customer at alow price by addressing, with description, price and Where to be seen, A. B. C., box 211 Post office. oe ce LADy’8 SADDLE HORSE, 1644 HANDS high; must be hanasome and [a ut gentle, gna. drive well in harness, single and double; one of this uld command a good price; a cream or say SP eae wi with’ mnie ae a eee PA siksane street flat eee me) BOARD, ON A_ LARGE mil the city. Address THO. W. WIL LLETS. an y street, New. York, or SAMUEL WILLETS, Little ANTED—A HANDSOME YOUNG, SOUND AND gentle Mare, 15% hands high; must be able to trot gtter than 245 t0 the pole, Any, ohe, having sneh may Bddvess asunder with lowest czab price, i box 964 Port office, New York. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS SADDLE HORS Must bo 16 hands high, periecuy, sound ‘and trained, Any person having one of that description will find a pure! rat No. 9 West ahirteenth street. te on SOLD—aT A ey FINE PLAIN bh Horses, Laundalet and Dc s rt, Inquire rivates ‘mable ‘Thirty-sixth street, first door east aren ington avenue, Kierep jer egg Ry ec LANDAU, LANDAU. Rockaway, nearly new, for cash, Address’ ouRBiAGi Herald oftice. TANTED TO HIRE—FOR ONE MONTH, A LIGHT Soups Rockaway, with shafts, by a private family, Address C. H., Herald office. (AbMANS NEW “MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, ALTMAN'S WEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. REGULAR WIN? REGULAR WI B OPENING, OPENING, WEDNESDayY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY! NOVEMBER 4, NOVEMBER 4, IMPORTED BONNET: I ROUND Hats, IMPORTED BUD NETS 4 4ND BOUND Hats, FASHIONABLE AND ORIGINAL FASHIONABLE AND OKIGINAL HAT ORNAMENTS. aT OBNAMENTS. A CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF GOOus, 4 CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF Goods. ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED IMPORTED MANUFACTURES, ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED IMPORTED MANUFACIURES, OPENING DAY OF M, ALTMAN & CO, SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET. FIRST REGULAR MILLINERY OPENING, FiksT REGULAR MILLINEBY OPENING, TO-MORROW (WEDN: SDAY), TO-MOBROW (WEDNESDAY), NOVEMBER 4, NOVEMBER 4, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 AND 6. NUMEROUS STYLES, OUR OWN SEECuttms NUMEROUS STYLKS, OUR OWN SPECIALTLs HATS AND BONNETS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED HOUSES :— ERO TORVEE, OLAUDOT, HARRIERS oo yea tm PERIER PALM, REBOOX, ANTELLE AND THERKSE, ac. ac." FIRST REGULAR WINTER OPENING, FIBST BEGULAR WINTER OPENING. ALTMAN’S NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, ALTMAN'S NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, NINETEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, NINETEENTH STREET AND SIXIH AVENUE, M. ALTMAN & 00, 91 AND S$ SIXTH AVENUE, 100 WEST NINETEENTH STREBT. D etioryeas NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, REGULAR WINTER OPENING, M, ALTMAN & CO, desire to state that on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, November 4,5 and 6, they will hold their First Regular Opening of their winter impor* tations, consisting of imported Bonnets and Round Hats in the latest and most elegant styles, which have been selected exclusively by our own buyers, and embrace a combination of colors, styles and designs at once tne ‘most attractive and elegant imported this season, and in- cluding all, and only, the productions of the most famous European houses A rich display will also be made of original and beautiful Hat Orna- ments, consisting of Paris Flowers, rea: Ostrich Feathers, Fancy Birds, Feathers, 4c. all of the choicest selections and in the most tasteful and unique designs, Additional novelties will be opened on each of the above days, for which we earnestly invite the attention of the public, it being our intention to place on exhipition an assortment of novelties which, in many instances, are not to be met with atany other establishme! setae tisiaction and gratification of visitors. M. ALTMAN & CO., Sixth avenue and Nineteenth strect. 'T PAINE'S, 62 A way and 'Thirty-fourth street.—Students, all ages, acanite Bookkeeping. Krithmetic. higher ‘Mathematics, rpelling, without classes; writing classes, $3 per month} every day and evening. SE ree Onn 'NORSES: DESCRIPTIONS TIME | A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, GOLD MEDALLIST of foreign university, desires [hg Dapils pte ctos: Coker, TOF OR NO TOP ROAD WAGONS, | pares for scientific schools and coe ee jarness, Robes, Blankets, &c. American; highest ony reference. Kade ress TOR, 29 SALE COMMENCES ‘AT 11 O'CLOCK. West Filteenth stree —MAJOR CHAS, W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, T_DOLBEAR’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1.193 A. GREAT SALE of the entire ot of trotting, road Broadway, gentlemen, ladies and boys receive ah {he property of A. F. Oids private lessons ‘in business’ Writing, Bookkeeping and HU. T NOVEMBER 6. AT 12 O'CL0 JOCK, other branches. and learn more in quarter than in years AT SHE STABLES CORNER, OF VOTH STRELY SND | inciisses; two private desks vacant; an evening Ger- KIGHTH AVENUE, man class commences Thu this week. THE STOCK comprises 30 head, including 15 trotters, - thatcan trot in trom 2:30 to seven Road Horses 7 THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2) FOURTH AVENUE, aa rn cata fe ah Taian ib eamrtioky opposite Cooper Institute: —sookkeeping, Writing, C adi POLL Her Tae, All representations warranted. DESCRIPTION will be given in Weanesday’s ‘SPEED of above stock will be shown at sale, COMPLSTE TUR: or NOUT FOR SALE—CONSIST: bay Mare, pou hands, 8 years old, perfect), sound ani gentle: h Wagon, in pertect order; Harness, Blanket, Whip, &c., a8 the owner has no further use, Inquire of AY, Mewropolitua Stables, corner Prince and Crosby streets. MAJOR ©. W. BARKER'S To-uorko! CITY sat regular Horse and Carriage sale, TO-MORROW, Oh aa o'clock Prompt, KER & SON'S avorton MARE AND N.Y. TATFERSALL’g, 3 aninth street. 0 ARCHITECTS AND DRAUGHTSMEN WANTED, ns for suburban cottages, ornamental and ply for further particulars to PHALON iL ak Seventeenth street. pases MILLIONS IT.” HERE’S MILLIONS rg “TH MILLION iret ‘Hs “THER! LLION3 “ TWO MILLION. IVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS yi ES asad in 20,000 h Gifts at the Firth and Concert in Ae Of the Public Library of Ken- tuicky: November 9. Poulnively Yo PUStPON NEMENT. jaar TV ER OSITVELY “b LAST CONOBRT. Whole Tickets, $5); Haives, $25; Tenths, $5, ry co TONE. BRAMLET Tre Win oF 6 New York. HE LADIES FaTRNG,—IwroaiTiES OF THE Blood a speciaitv. Dr. BARRETI°S Pharmacy, 523 Myrtle avenue, Br Kiya Wane NITUKE IN EXOHANGE FOR igns or Painting by 9 first class sign painter. Addr 69 SLU Herald office, Z =PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY GIFT CON- J. cert—Whole tickers, $50; halves, $25; glee open today, Tickets for sale by ¥, Pag ace DISTRIBUTED BY $250. O00 the Masonte Reiser Aasociation of Nor- Cast folk, Va, positively November 19, Circulars of intoriuas tion'sent (ree. BATuA & O0., 100 Broadway, LEGA ts NO! TICKS. N THE ONPHANS: GoURT ot fens cre (AND Hadelplia.—State ot Pe Martha eu, fort rtha MoC ae Net gai city of to given. that Nol 8 vy jerober, 1374, the pedition of Keed Was presented, setting lorth that under Samuel Ry Moclure, in-w of the city of Phil Seegnee aaa amo ae oe me and int 1 ct ol ah to hor two song, ane, pettioner’ Au and tuat oe suid Marthe 3, Not Leen seen from singe May or Juno, aud Was bolie dead, raving the Court ior au order dire “tito Tneurauce, Annuity. and Trust ry Jadeiphia, the executors and trastees under to pay over to the petitioner the shai portion of ‘sald income which would be ral iim pon the death of his Whereupon the Court rererred’ ‘as auditory 0 WAid pr sion and report Upon yer oes’ And the At se epoca on Nei i ia i gow PE HORSE, LY Phae os Horse, $230; SADDLE HORSE, 12 ton ‘and Harness, $75; 1,872 Broadway. oi i sound and right. KENTUCKY SADDLE MARE—HAS NO SUPE. rior; well worth $1,000; wall sell low; racks and trote in H| Three Teams, tl minutes. 1,872 Broadway. T10 O'CLOCK THIS bert ee ar stnfhe THE a commences at H. ‘AR HNSTON?s mart, 9 to 25 Thirteenth strect, near ‘University piace, Come early, and tna (od the stock, twenty 1 re a ‘lor 8, Family Horses and Carriage Horses, A FOUR SEAT PARK PHAETON AND SIX SEAT coupe Rockawa: rder, for sal roadway and nleeyontth 8 ‘sirect, both built. by Brewater, in good kt wf SON'S, corner of DUSENBURY VAND USER T WAGON AND 0: Qsetof rubber mounted single Harness, both in exira fine order; price $175, worth $250, 124 West Nine- teenth street. —F vhis oft) itucky br ‘OR SALE, TH FINEST CUACH HORsE IN hestnut color: 6 years old; 16.1 high; great knee action, and a record id 35 also agray Horses 183 high; very handsome; Slay beth sound shad kind." Private stable Lal West” Servs enteonth street. CLARENC come in; also 80) USED BU’ be ey TIMBS; JUST term: At one ful bed for half MUST BE SOLD ' MAKE ROOM, TWO VERY Ine, city made, ee peaititian. a top Road Wagons; 1 Tt and one heit spri ‘ide ber; good 4s their value, wire at ‘the Union Oluo Eighteenth street, between Broadway and VERY STYLISH DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, 16 enres adison 8) a Ee phe high, Wb ye ores) e ost Bue nth LARGE BOARDING Lots suitable for the purpose, find a ema Fe iat ie ot ork; wa. atrevt, of the dinest sad- sound and kind, STABLE WANTED—OR Gwrners ot ugh oan paey uiing to take 80 te ‘orty-sixth street to Central “hate, OL LINTON, Bast Kighteen location, hag OR the eet whats SALE—AT THE OLD ESTAB. No, 10 Nevins stroet, Brook Bt ad band; 2 per cent lesst H. B, WITTY 4 CO, SALR—THR&E GOOD WORK te RL owner has no work for them. street, near Mott a SALE=A FINE F PAIR OF bleh ROAN AND wold tor hands high; Sad gentle; won} ot use, Appl 8 vears old; sound ly clin: ‘at private stable, 21 ton streot, afer 124 F Bu ds td a ae BALE. =A, PETER AN WIRHES bi 8 ELL 7 ANTED TO BUY OR HI jt: B. iy | W Hah, Aadrebe to nn day Arithmetic, German, taught day and evening. r pay taught practieally, with in- Department. struments, in GENTLEMAN, WELL EXPERIENCED IN TEACH- ing language’, gives lessons In Italian at pupil's residence ata very reasonable rate; best Italian accent taugnt. Address, by lester, TORQUATO, 217 third av. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE LESSONS IN LATIN, A Greek, French, mathematics and various English branches mornings and evenings, at very moderate rates, or in a family, In exchange for room or board; highest testimonials, ‘Address, for une Week, CANAVIAX, Herald office. LADY OF Site ere La iegeag DESIRES a position ‘In a pri ily to teach English, French and inusic; berms n erates best references, Aadress ADELE, Post office, brooklyn. {RENCH AND GERMAN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT; conversational fluency imparted: private lessons $3a week etisae lessons at pupil's residence) ; ean 10 Q quarter: Dooks, pamphlets, &c. translated. PROF «dSOX, box M7 Herald Uptown Branch oftiee 0. RENCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH THORUUGH: taught by an ex ed ieacher, at his or pendence. ould give lossons in exchange tor 8 ‘@ private family; oeat uate given. Addcess _¥, Herald Uptown Branch offic Wan TEACHER TO GM Ste haga ond tional French Loe oped bees ladle r) ings; terms must be modera! Uptown Branch offiee, EUROPE. a UsT HEINEL, JR, Marknoukirchen, Saxony, II] Manufactory of brass and plated silver Instruments, farnishes instraments of all constructions at lowest prices, and guaranteed of slid finish and clear tune, OR SALE IMMEDIATELY, IN FLORENCE, ITALY, ox SPLENDID, PALAOE LIKE VILLA, ‘The Pee ie of this Villa, built thre J ars i ish i the same on ASOOUnE mf vi vane 40 rooms, splen ted ou with ire rs ppiatiuge OY she vowetrated teilan ere and furnished in ost luxuriant style; has all ii in wor ulecig Renitorist. Coogee ya aunt gas var Ward room, Hg To a lyts ron. dedora A and furnished in the oir stogane a yle. GARDEN, OF 11,000 QUADRAT METRES, a is surrounded by a wail with two monumental entrances, Stavies for 3 horses and coachhouse tor 8 carriages, aud HX room lor servants, The Villa is s/uated in the nicest fn healthiest part of the city of Florence, has a, be: titul view of the city and suburbs and only six minut by U) from the Porta Komana. ‘oposala to be addressed to pub, ¥, wee 1,299 Anoncen papolition, Rudoir Mosse, Berlin, 8. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS._ & Seow FOR SALKE.—A Soop. BTR! ONG DEQKED Bay) fu Reet lors, LY Teet w: 9 de IM ad = eat iu vy ire * dress 5 1% 148 verald of i sa gehen OR CANAL ‘Bota $1 A MONTH.—A FARMER ON LONG ISLAND, 80 miles from Lape th Cf ist new barn with ene! four sralls more tan he uses would like to winter, tour s pa per wonth; good city rel nce. Address ‘ost oftice, Amityville, iL L INSTRI jOTION. i CURTAINS, &C. UP TOWN, 1,2 1,275 75 BROAD- less than fois cost of ep earn Bankrupt Stock of ¥ Co. ‘mest assortment | in the ‘olty. From 835 per pair to = very finest imported, SHEPPARD “KNAPP Great Carpet and Uph holster; Wareroom: igvand 185 Sixth avenue. ag __MILLINERY / AND DRESSMAKING. _ TMMES, WASHINGTON J rs , WETMOREDS, 7791 BROAD- way, opposite Stewart's, ladies will find an elegant assortment of Velvet and Felt Hats; Dreases made in latest Parisian styles at short notice. A MPORTED PATTERNS OF ALL 1 THE 1 LATEST styles tor winter costumes, now ope: Mme. A. DUVAL, 378. ‘Broadway. ‘OTICE.—$1 PER DAY TO PRIVATE FaMILIRS for dresimaking, lilmery,. altering. |<rimming. Mending, &c. Address W. éraid Uptown Brancl office, aul the week. POST OFFICE i NOTICE, OST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE tor the week ending Saturd. Close at this office as follows: M., on Wednesda: M.'and on Sati M. '. 4. JAMES, Postmaster. every facility has been attained in order to secure the | ‘POLITICAL. es POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AND ALE DAL Jay ut Johnson's, 1,187 Broadway, cornet eee on the State election, SHNSORS EMOCRATIC LAR NOMINATIONS —I WISE it understood (hat {do not want any friend of ming 1D: to vole a ucket with only tay name on it, asT desire the success of the entire democratic ticket in preerence te any compliment to myself, — WILLIAM L. COLE, Candida Fro “ALDERMAN, Fifth Senatorial District (Bighth, Ninth, Fifteenth and sixteenth wards, JOUN J. MORRIS. BENCH POOLS 01 ON THE EL Roo a City aid county offices, at JOHNSONS m, © mer roaagway an enty -e! tI this eveniag. Returns ‘received snd sil he sahace promptly. prorue’s DEMOORATI Liberal Republican D Nominations. For Alderman, Fifth Senatorial dist: Nixteen JOUN W. » ABERAL DEMocRATIC NOMINA nber Assembly, of Fliteenth district, Ninth, Fifteenth and TO-DAY AT 1 O'CLOCK P. Mat 1, 37 Broadway, corner tw. and county Street, on the State election aid all ci oltices. sr het A EGULAR REPUBLIOAN TouRATION: yn member of Assembly, Eleventh Assembly distrieg Knox McAtee. EGUL4R REPUBLIC ‘AN NOMINATION, For Assembly, Seventh Assembly. District, FREDERICK W. SEWARD, The people’ s choice, YEGULAR DEMOCRA BERNAL REPO Eighth distrie( art of and that within Fourteenth and wenty, T, MeMAHON, President Jos. Q € lican nomination. —For Congres. Ninth, Fifteenth and sixteenth, ward Eighteenth w: sock streets and F rth and Sixth avepaee). Hild, AND CITIZENS candidate bly distri Sixteenth ite ; L, HOLMES. CHARLES tary of State; ALBANY, August 1, 1876 LERIPF OF THE COUNTY oF NEw YORK : | Sin—Notic hereby given that atthe gen to be I tate on the Tuesday su ceding first M ember next (November 3), the | lowing ofticers are to be elected, to wits A Governor in the place of John A. ae “i aha Governor in the biabe Ot John C, Rob Son. patina! Commissioner in the place of Alexander ‘An Inspector of State Prisons in the place of Thomas Kirkpatrick. ssvciate Judge of the Court of Appeals (for a full An term) inthe place of Alexander 5. Jobnson, appointed by the Governor in the place of Kutus W. Peckham, de- ‘All whose terms of office will expire on the lastday of December next. esentative in the Ferty-fourth Congress of the 1 distriet, com tates tor the Flith Congressional posed ot the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fitth, Sixth, Eighth and Fourteenth wards ot the city of New Yorks Bedioe’s island, Kilis’ Island and Governor’s Island, ig, the coufity or New York. ‘A Kepresentative in Kine Forty-tourth Congress of tne United States ior the Sixth Congressional District, composed of the Seventh, Eleventh and Thirteeath els of the city of New York, in the county of New ‘or! ‘A Representative in the Forty-fourtn Congress of the United “tates tor the seventh Congressional district, composed of the Tenth and Seventeenth wards of the city ot sew York, i the connty of New York, A Representative m_ the Forty-tourth Congres of the United . tates tor the Eighth Congressional district, com posed of the Ninth, Fifteenth and sixteenth wards, aud that portion of the’ kighteenth ward lying within Four. teenth street, Twenty sixth street and Fourth and Sixta aver Ruees in the city of New York, in the county of New ‘A Representative in the Forty rourmn cot of the Uhited' states tor the Ninth Conuresional District. come josed Of 80 much of the Twentieth ward as lies within Twenty-sixth street, Fortieth sireet. Seventh avent and the Hudson River, and so much of the Twelfth ai Frente. second wards as lies within Fortieth (eld uyten Duyvel Creek, Eighth avenue and i Aver ia the city of New York, in the county ot New A Tiepresentative in the Forty fourth Con; of the United States tor the fenth Congressional 1} Fle co com- josed of 8o much of the bighteenth ward as ourth avenue, and so much Ce the vinetednth and Twenty-first wards ol said city as is e ‘hird javenua and Blackwell's Island. tn the city of ow Yorke is the county of New York. A Boprereniative ia the Forty-touren Soneces & the United states 101 the Bleventli Congressio: composed of 80 much of the Twentieth oe ry ey Srchia twontyesixth street, Fortieth sirect, Sixth Seventh avenues, and so much of the fwelith and ‘twen- ty-second wards is east of kighth avenue, and so muc! ot the Ninet and Twenty-first wards “Sf said clty ea Nes west oF ‘Third avenue and Ward's and eget islands, in the city of New York. in the county of N Yor! ‘iso a Representative 1 tne Forty-thira Con; ant the! "Cntted States for the Ninth Congressional as the same was constituted by the Congr eee Dortionmentact of May 6, ls72, Crapter Sie, Laws of we TWenticth and Twentysecond wards of the city of ork, in, the county of New York, and at pees said Congressional district enlisted Prior to je of the Ge sressional Apportionment act of Jun isis cchapter 78, a8 OF ITS), wo All vacancy, oni id B, Mellisn. Bersns! MESO We, RLECTED IN SAID COUNTY, Twenty-one Members of Aaseinbly. A a City and ‘Coulity of Now York is ‘A Mayor for, the city of New forg, in tne eounty of New Ua in the place Gor William F. Haveme. A Justice of the District Court in and tor econd sudieral District oF Ae ‘x, in the county ot New York, int the pi Wasson B bine 2 posted by the Governor in tne ‘piace of Thomas jecease Don ypoes an terms of office willexpire on e astd vol jecember ni Sieve Aldermen at Large for the city of New York, m the county of New York, whose terms of office will com mence on the first Monday | in January, 1875, Also sixteen Aldermen, to be elected by districts (ag provided in chapter 515, Laws of 18/4), three of Whom te elected in each of the Fourth, Firth, Sixth and Sey enth Senate aisteicw, Of said State, as constituied by mae cna 85, Laws of 1866,and tour of whom to d irom the Tiglith Senate districi, as constitu tutes aid act, together with the Twenty-third and ‘aid ety tia arth wards, comprising territory annexed to sald and county, pursuant to chapter 613, Laws Whose several terms of offlee will comutence on the first Monday in Jaduary, 1875, ‘The attention of Electors and of Town and City Bieo- rds, In-pectors and Canvassers of Election, ts re- te,” passe ait whieh Agt provides for subinitting at the sald. gem: eral election, on the 3d day ot November next, pro} Amendments to articies two, three, tour, seven, eight tem ‘aud twelve of the Constitution ol the Staie of New york, and adding thereto two additional articles, to pe know! ag articles fiteen and sixteen, and prescribes the torm ballot tor voling thereon, which mendments balige Consiitution, whieh aid Ace prescr Ballot and manner of eubmission, are’ publi vided in said Act in the newspapers design: ee Session Paws of the. ver ier cau, fable e year 1874, y be laonege ts JIEDRIGH WILLERS Jk, wngcretary, of Staie. ERIFF'S OFFI w Yorks August & 18th § I ce: that the foregoing is a'trus coy. of the Election otice received by me this day from the Secretary of State, WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff of the City and ee ot ba] ror. Publishers of newspapers are notitie fet this advertisement, unless they are specia to make such publication. (Laws of 180, ¢: LOAN OFFICES. T7 BLEECKER | STREET, NKAK BROADWAY. Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches, Jew- ky Pianos, &c., or the same bought. Also Pawnbro- ’ Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up st T 8) NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND Tate Policies a erebandie tons, Warelion. Jewelry, ¥ erchand! jamonds, welry, Flanos, cr NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 0 Nassau strech T WOLF & BROTHERS, 89) BROADWAY, BE- tween Nineteenth and Ja renci streets—Money Wat lewelry, Silverware, ness Confidential, T 607 BROADWAY, CORNEX POURTH STRERT— A Liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Bilks, Camel's Hair shawls, an a Porsonal Prop- erty of every description. JAS. P. MAITUEWS. Ree Lt! SOLOMON & CO.'S, 134 FULTON STRBET, fesse, mey advanced on iamonds, Vatches. Lead S mele’ Hair Shawis, Au- tigues and Arti ie jablished 1u6); private office for adler. ose habia Kepanol. T 597 THIRTKENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, Tpay the highest for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, id Gold and 5} me advanced on. irreonsh street. T JOHNSON’S, 190 BOWERY, COKNER SPRING A street.—Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Silks, aces, Shawls and other Goods, or the same bought at fair valu value. Private parlors tor ladies, A’ V1) JACKS 'S, 806 BROADWAY, savaveat ELEV- enth street.—Money TMonds, Watches, pereny Uberaily ndvencod on Dia: Eroperty ot every desor silks, Di Y nd Personal ption. Pesete entrance for ONEY LUANED=—ON DIAMONDS, WaTCHE: Jewelry and beet adhe) aa ved sane bought a Jeweler, 1,190 Broadway, near’ ‘Twenty-ninth strect sold. 39 i NASSAU poems OPPOSITE POST OFFICK.— Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and ali mace of Merchandise, The same bou and sola, Room 1. HAYMAN LEOPU. 403 SIXTH oY] NUB | BETWEEN Pearcy: fourth and Twenty-fittn eta, — Live! vate A Yyances made on Diamonds, atone 3, Jewelry, tikes, ae. L, BERNARD, ices and shawis. same bought at full be eds OVER HERALD BRANCH wee room B.—Parior for ladies, Branch Vitabie. Jewel nye ae datas bougne andes yr pag " ba HAST BkGrweas, ee ALMA DS BEVEL TABLES aNd ior sale onty vy th cessor to Pie! ateniee, fa Uolleuder, 733 Broady me ee tate ele ear we mae BY Te ORIFRITH & 00, TouNsoNs PARIS MUTUEL POOLS Wi fenets a aaray on the bldard iy es [MANY HALL, rox ging Demacuets Spvahhanyyremineone kor Lioutenant-Governor—W [LLIAM PORSUEINER, Fee ee ee eer SGEORGR WAQENE: For Judge of the Court of Appeala—THEODORE Russ, SU erty, chairman, Quoncs W, Mort Bowano D. Gaus’; Seretaries, THE | wette 10. T The several taxpayers societies of *. city of New York have ail resoived to support, the er Institute nominations, headed WALD OTTRNDURFER tor Mayor, for the on “her our local affairs should i minisiered by wed not bouna by any political party. Said poeeioe me RR Ad adoption of the roposed constitu en bi CHAS. WELT ‘President of Central Organization, BE uty Wecretary: 0 THE LERS OF THE FIRST sembly district. Ley dvertisement having appeared in last niuht’s News questioning the reguiarity of the Convention held at 194 Fulton street, October . ‘2. Dwyer Chairman, therefore, be {t resolved, that the said Convention is hereby declared regular by the Ex- ecutive vardieancat jor the reason that the same duly according to & resolution pasaod at the quarterly meetib of tis anton, nd every rember, who solved, That the. isscutr Mauor dealers of the First - may er election et yey mouns in their ut 0 10 fur penne ei th fe vomitiee teal ( Kt, CO cor OU! AND FOLDER FOLDER 0 Bleotion, G, Lan See Ay HL HER -RZBERG, President NE OF THESE T can be used asa allot oa on the day of For pian MUEL J, ‘TILDEN, FOr eat UTAM DURSHEIMER, Yor Canal Commission Fy Aven Inspector of State Pri Fs nena fou aE Auta, fA eae by Nace of t Alexander * be i? ca pointed in place o Kune Pecknag, deceased, Yor Re His) URE MILLAR, PATRICK T. JONKS, For Mayor, WALD OTTRNDORFER, For Governor, OUN A. DIX, For Lieutenant t Gover Ras JOBINSON, For Canal Comsat XA AND RARKLEY, For Inspects ve ‘of Stas For Associ te, iM as ‘ie oo 1 or Appeals te a udwe Of the ol Place of Alesandcr 8, Jolunon,” ape or Pointed in piace of Rati hal por nAttestaihe Soon hATRICK B. JONES Hot MAyO wang OPFEMDOMFAR