The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. —— —— WHOLE NO. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1875——TRIPLE SHEET. Se So PRICE FOUR CENTS, 14,093, DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Ninta PaGe—Fourth, fifth and sixth columns. : ABTROLUGY—Srcokn Pace—Sixth column. BILLIARDo— Finer Pace—Second column. BOARDERS WANTED TweirTa Vacs—Sixth column. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Tweirta Pace— rix'h column. BROOKLYN BOARD—twererm Pace—Sixth column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Skcon Pace— First coluui BUSINESS OP: NOTICES—SevENtH PAG: REAL LSTATS FOR SALE— column. sixth column, coup Page—Virst CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Tweurra Pacs—First col- ‘unn. ‘OLOTHING—*xcoxp Pace —Sixth column. OUACHMEN AND GARDtNERS—lwaiere Pace—First, second and third columns. ; Soeeee Ist SChAMSHIPS—Finst Pacr—Sixth column. ‘OUNTRY BOARD—Twecern Pack—sixih column, ANCING ACAD’ MILS—Finst Pace—Second column, DENTISIRY—Twairta Pace—Fitth column, PRY GOODS—Fras? Pace—Fourth column. WELLING HOU-ES TO LET, FURNISHED AN Ley URN ISGRD-encoND Pace—Fourth and fifth columns. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Finst Pacr—Fifth and xth columns. BXCURSION=—? inst Pace—Sixth column, FINANCIAL—ticaTn Paox. FOX SALG—Tweirta Pacu—Fifth colam FURNISUED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET= SECOND Pa. ith and sixth col ns. FURNI(UKe—Ninrn Page—Third column, HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Eveveata Pace—Sixth column. HELP WANTED—MALES—Twetrta Pacs—Third col- umn, HORS’ |. CARRIAGES, &0.—Fnsr Pacr—Third and fourth coinmus. HOVKLS—Iweietu Pace. HOUSES, ROOMS 4&¢,, WANTKD—Nintu Pace—Fourth column. INDUSi RIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY—tinst Pace— Filth colam NTH Pacr—Third column. ixth column. INSTRUCTION JERSEY CLiY, HOLOKEN, HUDSON GEN KEAL ESTAIE FOR SALE. Second column. 2 LEOTUR., SEASON—Nivtm Pace—Third column, 1 JUND—tins? ? Agx—First column. wekirTn Page—Fifth column —Kinst Pack—>ixth column, ATRL Awrurri Pack—Fifth column, EDICAL—sxcoxy Page—Sixth column, AND CRBKAM—I wert Pagk—Sixth column. INELY AND DRESSMAKING—Vinst '4Ge—Fourth column, ISCLLLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tentn Pacr— ‘Sixth column, ist Pace—Third column. WTON tH Pace—Sixth column, nat PAck—First column. /RTEB, ORGANS, &C.—Ninta Pace—Fitth col- FIO® NOTICE—Ninta Pace. UNAL . ITUATIONS WANIED—FEMALES— Einyentit Pace—Sixth column, i¥ OU OF TUE CLLY FOR SALE OR TO Second and third columns, —onconD Pace—Third AND BER- Sxconp PA Ss ‘hird column. 3 inst Pacu—First column, REWARDS—Finst Pace—lirst column, BALK» At ALOTION—Twenrta Pacx—Third, fourth ‘and fifth columns. BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALKS—Eunventn Pace. First, 3 cond, third, fourth and fifth columns, SITUALIONS ~=WANTED—MALES—Tweurmm = Page— First column, SPECIAL Novi US—Frnst Pagr—Second column. SPORING—Dud! , Bikos, &C.—biest Pacu—Third column, THE TRADKLS—Twerern Pa ‘Third column. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsLS—rcoxp Pace— ‘Third and fourth columns. TRAVELLERS GUIL st PAGe—Sixth column, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTHENTS TO LET— Srcoxp Pacx—sixth column, WANTED TO PURCHASK—Twatrra Pace—Fifth col- uinn. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.—Finst Pacr—Second col- ma. 8TER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR T—S¥COND Pacr—Firat and second columns, —Fixst Pagk—Second col- DL YACHTS, STEAMBUATS, &C umn j PERSONA ea ASkEe WHY DON'T YOU COME HOME? WE aR waiting putieniiy (o see you, Your brother, CUARLES, BROOKLYN SPIRIT.—WEDNESDAY OR THURS- day, halt-past four, Fulton Ferry, New York side, RIK. OSTON—BRING MI $7,000. WILL DE deeds. Mrs, ADA ALEXANL RRY sTAGK, TU QULTON FI SDAY MORNING. Lady with biue dress who left stage at stewart’s, Fecognized yentleman, scalskin cap, uddress A. J. K., box 999 Post office. NO. H L. H., FORMERLY OF ° Important. dross or come home. ¥ NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE WHEREABOUTS of aoy of the family of Finns. from the county of Wicklow, ireland, Dennis, Patrick and Mic. 140, SEND AD re . aheir brother, THOMAS FINN, of Orillia township, Ontario, 44 Most anxious to hear from any of them. Sided tor some tine in the State of NFORMATION WANTED—AND WILL BE REWARD- ed. of Patrick Stewart, a scotchiman, who was in the Bixty-seven-h resiment New Yor« Volunicers im March, 1862, and who is entitled to a lai sum of money, or, if dead, his heirs, JOUN P.JAYNE, Attorn No. 7 Murray street, New York. ARGUERITE—IT WOULD BREAK MY HEART TO be separated tor a long time trom the only woman Thave ever really loved. I you will sake my adyico in everything all will yet bo well, and we may spend any happy days together, darling. HOPE, ISS JULIA JEMERSON, OF PUILADELPHIA, would like to hear {rom her friend Phil Bliele or Dick Costello. . NOPSY—WRITE AGAIN, MAKING APPOINTMENT “for any day except saturday. 3.6. JILL THE YOUNG LADY IN BLACK, WHO Tecognized gentioman in light wagon yesterday morning, aboat 10 gFolook.on Sixth avenue, near twenty. third street, send he address to VESINE, Herald Up- tow Branch oftiec. RELIGIOUS NOTIC uS (WITH ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT) AS y the educated colored people at Fisk Untver- aity (Nashville, ienn.) of the Amorican Missionary Asso- clation Adruittanca free. 853 Weat Thirty-#ixth street. OF CHRIST, TO THE EX. prayer meeting where Methodist, Baptist, Presb; Episcopalian, €e,, are united heart aud ‘soul. BENJAMIN ALBRO, 83 West Dhirty-sixth street. Mectings Friday evemugs 0 ENJOY THE P&AC clusion of satan z SPECIAL NOTICES. —IHE AMERIOAN REGISTER, A. ‘the most widely circulated of the American journals published in Furope. A capital medium for American adveruisers addressing themselves to F Hropean patronage, Indispensable to all persons visiting Great Britain and the European Continent, Subscriptions au isxements for ‘the AMERICAN REGISTER will be ed and single copies of the apor may be obtained at the oMce of the New York Herald, New Yoru. AW KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, NEXT Drawing, March 27. bavana plan. Tickers, $I! Prizes paid in full, Address all orders to WRIGHT & halves, $5: quarters, $2 60, Circulars tree. (room 25) A WROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. +, Drawings every 17 days, Next drawing, April 8, 5430 000 . bead 0 BY Prizes, ting to. 1 Capital Prize irculars, with iuli part LIN, otationer and General Agent, 20 Liberty street, New York. A —EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING OF THE HA- 44. vana Lottery, April22. German Government Lot- 8 cased. PC, DE feries, Circulars and information treo, Prizes cashed by WACHsMANN & CO... Bankers, 7? and 77 Nassau street. Post office box 3,316, SODA WatER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER 4A. Ales, sparkiing Wines; manufacture ot complete out- fits of Apparatus and Materials, with full mscructions ail deparunents of manutacture, bottling and dispensing exclusive tights in desirable territo catalogues tree. JOHN MATTHEWS, Firat avenua, twenty-sixth and ‘Twenty-seventh streets, New York, A HHBAA (&. BOYOE, COUNSELLOR, | NOTARY + Paubbeo, Commissioner ot Deecs, 267 Broadway, Dractices in Ail courts ot this state and United States, Divorces ovtained p.omptly, saw J’apers accurately prepared. —KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT » tery (on Havana plan), drawn March 27. Intor- ination iirnished and e.rculars sent by addressing Man- agers’ agent, J. CLUE, 155 Fulton street (Knox Build ET MES @ semi-monibly Journal, devoted to Finance, toreien and domestic legaliaed Lotteries. stock Jobbing’ transactions, &e.; sab-cription, one year, $1. THLOVORS Z>CHOOH, Li treet ; Lock box A,o WINGS OF THI KENTUCKY liege Lotteries. LgRRIIUGRY STAR REEL, CLASS €77--MAROH B, '87B suMLaY, wovae guage 290 kanow 8 ‘Tiree 96, 25, 58 89, 46, 1, 5 15, 22, 78, 24, 57, 55. KENTUCKY, CL. MARCH 23, 1876. 52, 48, 54, & 35, 2), 87, 24 12, 34, 17. ELBY, CLASS 29—MancH 2, 1875. 2, 25, 63. si, 9, 69, 37, 48, YY, 5 84, 24, 61, J. 8. SMITH & 00,. Managers, Covington, Ky.; Post office box 2,701, New York. A TEARKS, EMERSON & (CO. AGENTS FOR ‘A. Kentucky Single Numbor Lottery, drawn March 2, Ioié, Koyal Havana Lotiery of Cuba, drawn every 17 days. Prizes cashed, miormation furnished and circu- luis ‘sent by addressing MARKS & CO., 190 Broadway. Yost oilice box, 5272 IGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LOAN TICKETS, -AT g. W. HOUGHTON & JOHNSON'S, 189 Bowery, T STILL CONTINULS AND THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE TRIAL ARE IN THE EVSNING TSLEGRAM EVERY NIGHT, IST. A. fo THe OFvicERs AND Mawnens oF THe Crax-wA Cart Tt having been publicly reported that the Clan- Guel_ hus appointed a Committes ot Arrangements tor the proposed funeral procession on Sunday, it 18 but proper to announce that no such commitwe has been xpponted or authorized to use the name Clan na-Gael. While it 13 bue right and proper thats fitting tribute shou.d be patd to the memory of John Mitchel, yet the Da\ure and princinies of our organization forbid such demonstration, and our tetbute to the dead patriot will be other than a public display. A. FG, D'8,A888 OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surgical Cases a specialty. HENRY A. DAN- M. v., 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth st. RY.—DRAWING EVERY FIFTEEN ; 812 prizes, amounting to $180.00, Prizes elreulars ot information tr J. MATE dis Banke w Wall street (rear basement), ‘ost 5, New York, agers. MONT ENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS No, 27, MARCH 23, 1875 @, 75 1, 55. 76, 43 62. 47, 26, 13° 16, MARCH 23, 1873, 4, 50, 48,7, 36, 15, 62, KENTUCKY, CLASS NO, 73, 85, 2, 5, 41. 72, 17. 67, HENRY, EXTRA CLASS NO. 34S, MARCH 23," 1875, 67, 70, 61, 57, 55, 24 69. 22, 38, 10,8, 27. HENRY, . 324, “MARCH 23, NTH, Sl, 61, 16, "76. 6a, 41) 8, 17, 75, 71. Circulars of ivtormation oy applying'to J. 200 sroudway, room 6, lirst floor, rear oflice, or Post office box 4.959. K ~ESNTUCKY StATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, + on Havana plan, drawn, March 27; alao Royal Havana of Cuba, drawn April 3 Circulars or inforinas hou by addressing J. CLUTH, 200 Broauway, or Fost office box ARTIES HAVING GOODS, AS PER. AGREEMENT, at JACKSON'S, 8/6 Broadway. are requested to call for the same by’ 1th April next, as the business is closing up. 8. R. JACK ON, ROGRAMMES, POSTERS, PAMPALETS. TICKETS, ress Opinions and all kinds oi Printing tor muy sical conservatories and entertainments are furnished in the most clegani style atthe METROPOLITAN PRIN E- ING £31 ABLISH ', 418 Broadwa: HOTO.LITHOGRA PHY of ever POLITE ew ¥ HAVANA LOTTERY.—EXiRAORDINARY f April 22; only 16,000 tickets; prize every seven lickets: $1,200,000 distributed in prizes; cir- cults and fad information furnished, | Address W. FALLS & Ov., 61 Broadway, New York. Box 4,515 Post office, I OYAL HAVANA LOTIERY. $58.00) drawn April $. Circulars of intormation turnished; prizes cashed: Spanish Bank Bills, Govern- ments, &c., &c., purchased TAYLOR & CO., bankers, No. 11 Wall street, New York. 45. 6, AND LU: HOGRAPHIO description, done at low rates IAN PRINTING COMPANY, 318 DOYAL U Drawing LIBERTY DEPOSIT COMPANY, 85 TPPADERS: street, New York. Money to loan on approved col- __LOST AND FOUND. YOUNG MONGREL BREED BLACK AND TAN Dog lost $5 reward, at $.0 bast Nineteenth st laterals, i oR BROADWAY, 1 26 Branch offic branch 1,207 Broasway, OVER HERALD UPTOWN room B (parlor for ladies); Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c., bouy/ht and sold, ‘ LINDO BAOa, OR DROPPED 1N Sand ¢ yiolock, & OST—MONDAY, MARCH 23, Fifth avenue omnibus, botwee! dadv’s watch, in morocco case; maker, I'atek, Philips & Co, ; marked with monogram L. L, H.'A suituble reward ‘will be paid at Windsor Lotel office. OST—TUESDAY NOON, CORNER OF THIRTY. ird street and Broadway, small Dog, long, yeilow 1 white head, Return to 6 West Twenty-third and receive suitable reward. OST—A YELLOW AND WHITE SPOTTED SETTER 4 Dog: answers to the name “sport.” Tho finder will be rewardeu at $15 West rorty-seventh streot. OST—A LARGE MOROCCO POCKETBOOK, CON- taining papers of impor-ance to the owner: alyo @ cheek tor$5x. The tinder will be liberally rewarded and no questions asked on returning the above to rail- Foad office, 287 sroadway. LO8ts ON TUESDAY, BD, BETWEEN, PERRY AND 4 Vine streets, a Promissory Notefor $287 77, made by Kelter & Co. in favor of David Torrens, and ‘by him in- dorsed to f:vorits & Chapman, and indorsed by tiem “without recourse ;” dated New Brunswick, N. J. Jan- uary 11, 1879, and payable four months aiier date ai he Naticndl Bank of New Jersey; and ail persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating or discounting the same, payment thereon having been stopped. The findor, by returning it to LVERITS & CHAPMAN, 32 Forry stroct, will be rewarded. O8T—ON SATURDAY, A GOLD COLORED WIG, 4 from Twenty-tourth street, sixth avenue, Twenty: third stroct, Broadway, to Union equare. Suitable ro. ward will be paid on roiurn to 393 e1xth avenue, second vor from I wenty-tourth street. OST=TUSSDAY MORNING, IN THR NETGHHOR. 4 hood of the Qity Hall, brooklyn, a sam ot mone: (two large bills), ‘Tho findor will be liberally rewarded. Addreas 1s. s., Horald office. —A NOTE, NUMBERUD the Boston Flastic Fabric’ Company, dated M 13, four months, $2,122 74, sigued and indorsed by n Brunt, Treasurer. All persons are cautioned’ agaiust ing the same, Lost.ot STOLE OST—~ON MONDAY EVENING, WHILE GOING from Tenth to Twentieth street, on Wifih or Sixth ues along gord Barring, |The, finder will be suat- ably rewardea by bringing it to 36 West Tenth street, $1( R LOST, MUNDAY ‘Third avenue, near Twenty-seventl small Scotch terrier Dog; mame on collar: fame “Sandie”. ‘Tho above reward will be puld for hig return at 77 Gedar siroet, $10 RUWARD,—LOST, ON TUESDAY, 23D INST., between Madison'street, Bowery atid East Tenth Btreot, @ Pocke book containing a plain gold ring, of money and a bank card, binder will please $25 REWARD—A GOLD BALL ORNAMENT TO #) waichehain ; lost on 19th ult. Cali at 83 A. M., al 219 Madison avenue, $50 RENARD. <A Rey MEMORAN- OU dum bo ee ¥; cheeks and utes of no value (xcept to tte owner, as payment has been stoppel, Call at or room 19 City fotel Lruns wie Hail. rash ee G. GILMORK. 100 REWARD, O8T OR STOL , ON MARCH 2. in getting off the Fourth avenue car at iteonth street, about 87. M., a gold hunting Watch and Chain: number of wateh 5.064; maker Uly Breving, and initials HB, b. on the case, It returned to 322 broadway, room 47, above reward will be pad and no questions asked. $2. 500 REWARD, —10. YESTERDAY AFTER JUU noon, abouts o'clock, on Broadway, be tween 137 broaiway and Leonard sircet, a Koll of Notes to the amount of between $7,000 and $5,000. The above foward will ne paid on return of the same to ABILA- AM GEEVE A , 27 Broadway, orto THOMAS H, LLLON, 1,203 Chestnut strect, Philaiclobia, 50.000 ARE MUOCKY STATE, SINGLE NUM. JU, 2, bor Drawing, March 27; 6,128 cash gifts, amounting to $300.00); prizes cashed without discount; circuiars of information sent free. BATES & CO., 196 Broadway. ‘ —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, $300,000. March: 27 singio number Huvana Dian + $.s0¥,.Y cash gilts; tickets, $10; halves, $5; quar- ters, $2 6); eignths, $1 26: circulars tree. P.O. DEY. LLY, Stationer and Agent, 30 Liberty street, N. Y. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &© A —$75,000.—DIAMUNDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silverware, Valuables, &c., bought. Highost vaue paid. Also unu-val advantages offered parties buying Viamonds, Watches, &c. Established 1854. J. H. BABRINGEK, 735 Broadway. LEGANT DIAMOND AND CAMEO SETS, Solitaire Karrings, Crosses, Watches and alt kinds of Jewelry. Highest price paid’ for old gold, silver and antique Jewelry. LINDO BRUS., 1,207 Rroadway, opposite Gilsey House. IBKRAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, Watches and Jewelry. 39 Nassau bet foo bOVV. ATCH#S, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Ri PAIRED by frst class workmen, for many years with Bishop and Rein, Fitth Avenue Hotel, GUO. U. ALLEN, 1,190 broadway, hear twenty-ninth street. Waste 20 EXCHANGE=TWO YACHTS, RACH about thirty leet long, for one of from forty-fve ip, aty feet length. Address box 223 Post office, New ‘ork, Q18 Broanw iy, UF STAIR 1, OLD STAND, A.C, H t3, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, dc., bouplit sold. Advances made on consignments of the above left for sale. BELLAS. FINK STOCK OF STANDARD BILLIARD . ‘ables, new and second hand, popular styies ana jow prices.’ fine ornamental Cues and the largest and best siock of Buliard Articles in the country. H, W. COLLENDER, 733 Broadway, T PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASERS OF BILLIARD '—New and second hand bevel Tables, at Land examine. 3 GRIFFITH & UO,, 49 Vesey street. NINE-FOOT BILLIARD TABLE, IN GOOD order, with Balls, &c., complete, price $i5), a 36 Kast Fourteenth street, A PHELAN PHALAN'S IMPAOVED, BILLIARD, TABLES, USED now in the Wiudsor, St. Nicholas, Earie’s and Grand Centrai Hotels, tor sale only by GEO, & PHELAN, 36 Ea h streot (PUR AUPRMIORITY OF THE L. DECKER & CO. Bithard Tables is es ablished beyond doubt. New Tables, $250 and $275 upwards; second band Tables, $100 and $125 upward, Warerooms corner of Vanal and Con- tre streets, __YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, & OR SALE—YACHT VESTA, 200 TONS; YACHT Jessie, Ht tons: both yachts {tily equipped and war. d sound. Apply to 0. & P. POLLLUN. 224 south Poe SALE—YAURT WAYWARD, APPLY TO A CARY SMITH, 51 West Tenth street. Act —OLASSES sat sasonio Hall, 14 Kast 18th street; Brovoort fall, 14 bast Mth street. PRIVATE LES3ON8 xt any hour. OTRCULAKS at privato academy, 212 East llth strect RS. J, Hl, TRENOR'S—LADIBS' PRIVATE CLASS meeis oh Tucsdays and Thursdays at 2 o'clock; private lessons every Way ia Waitaiug, a6 Lyric Hall, 723 ixth avenue, CuUrss, , DOGS, BIRDS, &C. ALL KINDS OF F Dogs Medicines for all dissases; Prepared , a birds, at &. G, DOVEY'S, No. 3 Greene street, near Canal POR SALH—THREE FIRST CLASS POINTER DOGS six pointer Pups, throe setter Sluts, one red Tris! Slut and four Pups, Nowloundland Dogs and six Pup: Esquimaux Dogs, buil Terriers, black. tans, Scotch at Skye, Dogs of all breeds; one French ‘poodle Dog, thoroughly trained to tricks one Masuif, 1argo. H, GAKDNER, 111 South Fitu GIVER PHEASANTS, $30 A PAIR; ENGLISH KING > Pheasants, $25 a pair: a lot ot he nege arTOWS, Sic. 4 pair, For sale at L. 5. WAKFELAK! Garden. street, Hoboxen, N. J. HORSES, CARRIAGES, T BARKER & SON'S CITY AUCTION MART AND N, Y, TATTERSALLS, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninti street. MAJOR CllAs. W.” BARKER, AUCTION SER RE R ALES of Horses, Carriages, &e., WEDNESDAy AND SATUADAY, a AT BLEVEN 0'CLOOK, TWENTY-FUUR HOURS allowed tor trial on every i ia under warrantee. THis only auction mart in the State haying tie} for showing horses on gile—viz., & 4 ring, entirely under cover, and plenty of roo for examination, CATALUGUE OF SALK THIS DAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLO. K. THE CELEBRATED white Troiting by Henry Clay, 15% high, 9 years old: an clegan very wiy.ish driver? hus @ récord of 215 an beat to-day, single or double; is very handsome and showy is sol only ior want of use and iy warrauted sound aud ding Burt, got kind. KLEGANT TOP sidebar Road Wagon. NEW AND SECOND nand Harness, Horse Clothing, Saddles; Bridles, Whips, Halters, &c. itt Be AUTIFUL, latge, part thoroughbred chestnut coupe or saddie Maré Nell, got by War Dance and bred in Kentucky, 16 high, 8 years old; bas splendid style, action and appearance; periect saddle mare: unequalled tor coupe or fanniy use, and warranted sound aud kind, TOP VONY Phaeton, by Vanduzen. ANE CINE LARGH bay trotting Gelding Scott Ohief, got by Mambriuo riot, 15% bigh. 7 years old; an extra game, brompt and oasy driver; has trotted in 2:54; is atraid of nothing; can’ be driven by any one; faults nor vices, und 18 warranted sound and kind, NO TOP Koad Wagon, by Dusenbury. GENTLEMAN'S FINE Roud Hout comprising a speedy and vory handsome bay Ethan Allen trotting are, 18h, high, 7 years old; ® very stylish driver; can trot'a fail lie in three minutes: is a great all day roadster; fears no locomotive; can be drivea by a child at speed; ts.sold to close an estate, and is wat- ranted sound and kind; also the dn city Built top side bar Road Wagon, Harness by Kich, 46. &0. Nu TUP Jagger Wagon. NO LOP Road Wayon, by Fersitt WARRANTED, .—The ‘wei-known pair of Trottors, Lady Clare and Harry’Allen, the former by a gon of Hill's Black Hawk, and the latter by Kehan Allen, dam by Roc's Abdallah Chiet; ure 15% high, 7 and 8 eats old: are prompt, handy and yory pleasantdriver ‘olted tn together; are Warranted to beat to-day or no sale; either can beat 2:50 single; arc gaited and act alike, and, it speeded every day tor & short time, would trot closo to 2:40 together; ‘are airaid Of nothing; perfectly Kentio and docile, and are war ranted sound and kind ; owner going to Hurope the ouly reason ior seliing. ROCKAWAY, NEARLY new, by Ferritt, HANDSOME BAY GELDING, 154 high. 7 years old; @ free and easy driver; can trotin $ minutes; pertecihy gentle for children’s Uso, and warranted sound and kind. TWENIY GTHER top and wo top road Wagous, Depot, Express and Business Wagons Carriages, &c, LEVEN OLHER Horses, FULL DESCRIPIION at sale, SALKY NEVER postponed on account of weather, A —JONN L, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, A. NOS. 8 AND 10 KAS! HOUSTON STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), ATH, AT M1 O'CLOUK SALE HORSES, WAGOAS, HARNESS, &e,, by order of MORIGAG. BEAUTIFUL BAY HOSS, 153 ‘hands, 6 years ola; a desirable coupo horse or match horse, of great strength and endurance; a fast roadster; very stylish; war- Tatted sound and kind, EROWN TROT:ING HORSE POOL FIRE, Black Haws sire, dam a Jupiter Abdabah, 154; high,'6 yesrs; has never’ been handled for trotting purpesos; can trot 2:10 with very lstlo naudling; warranted to trot in or no sale. PAIR OF BAY GELDINGS, 15% hands, 6 years old: no white; vory handsome, long neck, small heads and ars: stylish in movement and appearance ; will trot in 3 minutos together; warranted sound and kind. BROWN HOKSK, 15}g_hands, 6 years old; & handsome aninal, fine stepper aud agreeable driver and roadster; sound and kind. BROWN HORSE, 16 hands, 7 years: fino for coupe; can trot close to 3 minutes; warranted sound and kind, TKAM DARK CH KRY Bays, no white, 15% hands high, 6 years old; Kentteky bred; sound and kind, and good’ and true in all harness. BROWN HORSE, ono ot tho finest roadsters in tho country; 154 hands high, 8 years old: gentle, amiable dusposition; Warranted Sound aud kind, and to trotin AD or no sale. RAY HORSE, 16 hands, 10 years old; sirod by Rys dick’s Humbietonian, dam a Messenger, formerly owned by Jim Irving: naz record of 2:39; warranted to pace now in 2:10; sound and kind in all harness SOKREL HOKSE, used to coupe, 17 hands, 9 years; can trot close to $ minutes; sound and kind. TLAM BAY Work Horses, 16 high, 6 years old. FULL PARTICULARS of stock’at sale. Warrantea from 24 to 48 hours ‘0 ¢-P and no top BUGGLES, city make; PHAK- COACH, ROBES, BLANKETS, WHIP and HAR- NESs, single and double. AT VAN TAGSKLL, & KEARNEY'S ‘Auction Mart and Carriage Repository, 110 and 112 East Thirtoenth street, near Fourth avenue, second hand Carriages at private saic. nearly now. , by bun. Clarence, by Brewster. Dogeart, by Brewster & Raldwin. ‘Toa Cart, nearly new, by Wood Bros. Coupe, Dearly new, by Armstrong & Co. of New Coupe Rockaway, very light, by Wood Bros, Baronche, nearls ‘new, by Brewster & Co. Top side Dar Wagon, by Vusonbury & Van Duser. Top full spring Wagon, by Lusenbury & Van Duser. Top Wagon, new, by Bock & Co. Jump-seat top Wagon, by Hooker & Co. Voctor's top Wagon, by Dusenbury & Van Duser, Top and no top Depot Wagons, Rockaways of every description. ‘Top Wagons ot evory description, Top and no top I Phaetons of overy description SPLENDID ORTUNTTY ‘0 PURCHASE A very handsome, well bred Teain of Horses, full 16 hands high, seven and eighty cars clu, pay manes and tails, sound, kind, tree, styilsa drivers and can trot bet ter than 2:°0: they do hot pull or need any boots; a lady can ari them with pertect satetys & better drivin; team Now York cavnot produce. Please call on or ad- Gress GO. B, SMITH, No. 14 Chariton street. NG REPAIRING DEPARTMENT, BREWSTER & CO, OF BROOME STREET, Owners of carriages are respecitully informed that we have a thoronghly organized departinent for the repair of Carriages, under the personal control of a member ot our firm, assisted by & competent foreman, trained in our old Broome street establishment. ‘Tne quality of the labor and material is precisely tho same as that employed in the production of new ca riages. The extent of our premises and our large working force give us marked advantages in the PROMPT and THOR OUGH execution of the work intrusted to ns. A Careful estimates will be made of the cost, and no cartuge, to or fro, will be charged. ‘Orders may be left at the factory or warerooms, BROADWAY AND. FORTY-SEVENTIL STREET AND FIFTH AVKNUB AND FOURTEENTH STRE. LANDAU CLARENCE: LANDAULET A. ~tctipes: four and six seat Patk Phaetons, Rock ways, T Carts, Dog Carts, Doctors’ Phaetons, Pony Pha tons, top and no top Wagons, &c., at M. CURLEY'S Fac- tory and Warerooms, Nos. 10%, [Land 113 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. WAGONS, EXPRESS, GROCERY, BUSINESS A. Baker's, Butcher's, Milk Vender's, Depot, De iivey and Platform Spring Wagons. new and second band, at a sacrifice, at 225 Spring sireet. =TWO GOOD HORSES, FIT FOR TRUOK, CART, A.orexpross: will sell for one-nalf value: they are trial allowed. Inquire at 170 =i young and sound Groone street, near Bi VERY FINE BAY HAMBLETONIAN HORSE, 15% A hands high, 5 years old; can trot tn 215); also a fine dapple ray B all warrantied sound aud kind. est Thirteen:h stro: A WPE CARRIAGES. . cur removal on May 1, and in order Tn consequence of our removal on 4 in orde! toroduce our stock, we offer, for the NEXT 3 DAYS, our entire stock of FIRS! CLASS CARRIAGES, of our own make, consisting of the latest styles of Landaus, Landaulets, Coupes, Clarences, Brets, Britzkas, six-seat and Coupe Rockaways. Park ‘and Pony Phactona, top aad ov top Koad Wagons, &c., Af LESS THAN Cost. MINER & -TEViNS CARRIAGE 00., Nos. 117 to 12) Kast Thirteenth sireet. =POR SALB, BALANCK OF CAR LOAD OF Western Horses; young and warranted in every tit tor any kind of business; good trial allowed to satisty ove body. 242 stanton street. NIC NOBBY TOP PONY PHAETON, WITIL A side Lamps, tor sale; used but six times; taken for & hotel bi and will be sola cheap. Vall at Motel sionico, 23 Hast Seventeenth street. =FOR SALE, 6 HORSES, JUST ARRIVED TAIS + morning, they are young'and sound; fit for farm. ing. express or truck; @ trial allowea, Inquire at 86 Amity street. GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT MUsT BE SOLD THIS A week—trotting Horse, Bashaw, Jr., has a rocord 240, 7 yoars eld, 15% hands: warranted sound and kind; Yop Brugy and Harness, Blaukets, Robes, &c.; separate i ow ‘or cast at private stable 33 East Twelltn street, Tniversity pince. PITT FOR SALE, TWO CANADIAN PO@IKS AND seven other Horses suttable for farming, grocer} or ick; sold cheap. Inquire at No, 39 Biecoker stree! near tho Bowery, iu the rear. Tespec VERY FINE CLARENCK, MADE BY KELLAM; lined Inside with satin; atso @ set of fine Coach Harness, No. $ West ibirteenth street, —FOR SALE—A LANDAU, BUILT BY BREWS- A. ter, of Broome strect; im prime order and buy litte Used: sold for want of uso. ‘Apply at private stable 147 t Fortieth, of 66 Merce et, = WANTED, FOR OASH, A PONY PHAETON, NO A. lonor cavopy; give deseription and bottom prive. Addross BUGiN is, box 106 Herald office. HAVING FINISHRD MY CONTRACT, L HAVE A + seven first class work Horses, suitable tor all basi- fess such us trucks, cart and heavy business wagons, ‘Theso horses are young and gouad, weighing trom 1,200 to 1,609 pounds; & good trial allowed to responsible par- ties) Inquire at 361 Bowery, cornoe of Mittn sireet. $125 WILL, BUY MY BEAUTIFUL ROAN HORSE, A. Pears, 15g bands high :a lady or child can drive fim: without a taut; sost ine $300 last fall. Inquire tor Dr, SMITH, at 331 Bowery, coruer of Fifth street. YABRIOLET OR VICLORIA WANIRD.—ANSWER, OA tating maker, aye, color of trimming ad pric DANIEL, box 655 New York Post o VOR BALEK—GOOD BAY CANADIAN GELDING, 16 PoRands, 6 years, sound, Kind und true, cheap, ex for want of tse, 235 Ninth avontc, between -fourth and Twouty-filto streets pressi ‘Twou' HORSES, | CARRIAGES, aC. WNER REMOVING TO EUROPF, A also @ double set of English Har, oss; both but very little used. apply at 29 bast sixty- arth stree WOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIGHT DOUBLE HAR- hess, new; will be sold cheap; fit to use to phaeton or top wai city made. Cull at private stable No, 230 West Forty-seventh street, FO®, SAGE. AT A BARGAIN—A BEAUTIFUL TOP pony Phaoton, built to order Last summer. Can be seen nt private stable 33 Kast Twollth street, between Broadway anil University place, WOR SALE—CHESTNUT MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, 15% hands high, weighs 11°; stylish: sale for any one to drive, and sound and kind in every particular; price 225. Alao a full spring top Wagon, tn fine order, at 103 4 Fifteenth street, JOR SALE—A HANDSOME CANADIAN PONY, 6 yoars, Mig hands; stylish driver: atraid of notaing; sate for women to drive; warranted sound. & King street, near Hudson, OR SALE—SEVERAL SUPERIOR YOUNG HORSE. are strictly souad, gentle and kind; fine size, colo action and style; speed to suit purchaser; also two sa dio Horses, GU, LEAVIN, Flushing, L. 1. OR SALE—SUPERIOR TRUCK HORSE, 16% HANDS high, 7yours ol; single Truck and Harness: also two Mares, 16 and 15% hands, 5 ana 6 years: suitable for grocer, express or tarmer,’ 13) West Broadway. JOR SALE OHEAP—THRER ONE. TRUCKS _ And Harness; good as new: also. lars y Borse, 1646 hanas,7 vears old; warranted sound and kind ; must sell, Cat at 324 Hudson street. ARNESS.—THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE. IN Now York: good buggy Harness, hand made, $17; Rood Grocer’s Harness, good Milkmun’s Harness, $3): good double ‘Truck'Harness. $9; good Stable Blan: ket, $1 3), Ploase call and examine for yourse!vea, FISHLR & OSBORNE, Ti Barclay street, New York, ARNESS, RIDING SADDLES AND HORSE Ciothing.—Large stock, great variety and the low- est possible prices. E, BARTLETT, 2 Warron street, corver Voliege place, RON STABLE FITVINGS—ALL THR LATEST IM- provements, of our own make; ood, smooth cast. ings, from No, Liron: fitted by skilled workmen, Gall and see specimens, or send tor an illustrated catalogue, free. ANES & KI&TLAND, Nos, 8, 10 and 12 Re ah UST ARRIVED FROM ILLINOIS, 15 GOOD WoRK e Horses, from 5 to 8 years . suitable for all pur. poses: to be sold cheap, Apply at 170 Mercer street, near jeeoker, ARSHALIS 8A PETER BOWE, GENERAL ‘Auctioncer, salerooms Nos. 41 and 43 Clinton piace iKighth street). corner of University place. will aeil (nis ay, at Ll o'olock, at his salerooms, a large assortment of Saililes Harness Bridles, Haliors, Surcingles, Bru Whips, Stirrups, Carriage Lamps, Curry Gombs, & Bells, Spurs, Bits, and all kinds ‘of horse Equipments, including a fine assortmont of jaates' :addles. By order of Hon, David McAdam, one of Lue Justices of the Marino Court, JOUN H. HILLIER, OSE, SECOND HAND COUPE, POLE AND SUArTS. by Minor & Stovens; ono Barouche, one second hand top Pony Phaeton, ono Browster ‘top side bar Wagon, ono Stivers ftull'spring do., one Landau, by Brewster’ Rockaways and. Denot Wagons of all st} les Sulkies and Skeltons, one light top Express Wagon, one ‘open do., 20° top and open Road Wagons, by she best city arenes, by Corbett; single and doublo H, GRAY, 20 and 2% Wooster ati JELLING OUT STOCK BELOW 6OST.—SECOND hand Doetor’s Phaeton, oxtonsion top Phaeton, side bar Buggies, top and no ton Express, Grocory and light Business Wagons. 333 Hudson stroot, ECOND HAND OARRIAGES AT BARGAIN. —A GR © ‘oral variety, adapted to city and country, livery rivate use; Couches, Clarences, Bretts, six-seat Pha fons, four-seat Phaetons, Borin Landau, Dos Cart, do tor's Phaeton and top Huggy, at grent sacrifice. to clo: out before moving the Jat ai April; also now Carriage at reduced prices. WOODRUIF & DUNITAN, Rahway, N. J. ITABLE LOT TO LEASE—139 WEST THIRTY EIGHTH street, just wost of Broad way 5, D. WENDEL, 79 Maiden lane, JHETLAND PONIES, WAGON AND HARN®©SS, FOR WO sale cheap for cash; well broken, good driver: and gente, either in harness or under sade, ©, W. WALKER, 6:6 Broadway. 10 LET—LIVERY STABLE 275 SPRING STBEET; 49 stalls, angle carriage room and dwelling apar: ments. Apply on the premises, or to W. H. BLY, 103 Got street 0 LET—THR FINE PRIVATE STABLE 230 WEET Forly-sovonth straot; five open, two box stalls; ample carriage room, coachman's apartments, office, 4c. J. G. METUALF, 1491 Broadway, near Forty-ftth st, STABLE, WITH SIX re if wanted; also plenty of wagon room; ohoap rent. 431 West Twenty-eighth street, ness, 424 VERY COEAP—SEPARATELY OR TOGETH bay Horses, 15% hands, 6 and 8 years o: and kind; excelientfarm ot hack team. Cali, for two days, at feed store, $7) hwdson street. WANTEO—A SHAT (WAGON AND Ttalt- nosy Incnire at 49 Hast Forty-tirst street, TANTED—TWO STALLS AND 200M FOR COU Wane private stable, on the west side, below Thirty: fourth “street Address KbSPONDIBUE, box 64 sta. tion D. $10( —LARGE TRUCK HORSE; SORREL, PONY qd mato, 8 years, 15% hands, count and kind, $125; must sell to close partuerskip. 413 Kighth avenue, corner Thirry-first street, 12 FOR NIGE YOUNG BAY HORSE (FREE driver), light Wagon and Harness; $90 tor jorse, Express Wagon and Harness; two Horses, Ex. press Wagon and Track; all at sacrifice. No. 430’ West Seventeenth strect. 160 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET,—LARGE PRI- vate Stable ta let; Brewster, of Broome street, parler Phaeton and heavy double Harness for sale cheap. TSMITIUS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, Twentieth and Twentr-first atreets—Crand display df imported Fashions, Patteras now read 0 with every paitern, cutting and fi . A. BUR DSTT SMITH, No. M4 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty-firs . . MACY a e * t 2S * * * * * * * * STRAW GOUDS & W. MACY & CO,'3 STRAW GOODS pedal STRAW GRAND CENTRAL STRAW GOODS, — STRAW GOODS, FANCY AND DRY GOODS STRAW GUODS erat STKAW GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, STRAW GOODS. PARASOL. 5,000 Ae) 2 button id Gloves PARASOLS, at 76 cents, cesirable shades, PAKASOL”. ph UMBRILLAS, Opening Novelties from Europe. UMBRELLAS OUR BUYERS ABROAD this market keep | w aupplied with all th most dosirabie goods. READY MONEY enables ns to buy and place our goods before the public at a very small advance on the cost of production. CURIOSITIE MAJOLICA DEPARTME 1ith st and 6tn a in our Crockery and Ps Now York. AND ONKSSMAKING. A aA RA mA mA ake Mile. DENNIN (late designer tor Minos. Portor & Doane), 45 Brona way. third door above Twenty-second street, will show to her customers and the ladies of the city, to- day (Wednesday), March 24 an elegant and carefully selected asgortinent of Paris bonnets and English Round Haw, trom the first hi uses of kurope. together with & choide assortment of her own manufactu N Elegant variety ot Fronch pattorn Bonnets, Kngiish Round Hats, imported Flowers and Millinery Goods will be displayed, at K, GAY'S, M1 Sixth avonuo, near Twenty-third stroot, at their regular Bpring Opening, Wednestay and Thurs day, March 2% and 2, ‘Trade supplied on favorable terms, GRAND OPENING Of PATTERN BONNETS ON A. Wednesuny and Thurstay, March 2¢ and. 25, com: Prising all the [atest novelties In French and American shapes and styles. This Is the largest and most select line of pattern Bonnets over offered to the trade. Gut of town millinery solicit THOMPSON & MARSH, Geann OPENING a BONNETS AND ROUND BATS, on y and Thorsday, March 24 and 24. mporier, No. st Fourteenth street, Grae OPENING OF PATTERN BONNETS, ROUND J iatsand French Flowers, Wednesday and Thurs- TRA BRAKD, 457 Broadway. MMS, ROGENIE WINTRR, 19 WEST TWHENTY-SEC. ond street, will open on Wednesday, 24th inst. the ‘tment of French Bonnets and Hats, 18, M" . GALOUPEAU, NO, 68 KAST TENTH STRERT, New York, will open her importation of Paris Mil- Iinery for spring on Wednesday, Ath inst, {PRING OPENING—BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, Infants’ and Children's turnishing Goods, Wodnes: and thursday, March Mand 26, KA, MORRISON, Kast Nineteenth strect 1K OPENING OF MY SPRING IMPORTATION OF Millinery becsiiy |g Wolnesday, March 24. . me. StURM, t1 Bast Tenth etrect, dey, 240 amd 250 Oloth Mod- {NDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY. (II A prreP, RRBR ua 505556 AA Pr pe Rnb 55 d 4 55555 A A prPr” RRRR ob w AAAA P Rg R it L fod A AP R KK - & 55 A 4-2 R BIL is 55 A AP cf R UW LULLL 5565S, II] Don't delay to buy a Bond of the INDUSTRIAL EXUI- BITION VOMPANY, Don’t compare tt with a lottery; boar in mind (nat the capital invested is alwa; secured, Every Bond purchased before April 5 will participate in the Fourth Series Drawing, to be held publicly, in the city of New York, on MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1875, II] BONDS ARK $2 KACB. I] This Loan is jasued on a novel plan, and is authorized by special act of the Legislainro of the State of New York. [I | CAPITAL PREMIUM, $100,000. charge, on application. For bonds and full delay, MORGENTHAU, Financial BRUNO & CO, ents, 23 Park row, New York. Remit by draft on New York City Banks, registered letter or Post office money order. 2 | & KUROPEAN A NCHOR LIN NiW YORK AND GLASGOW, CASTALIA. Saturday, March 27, at noon UroPta, te Saiurday, April 3, at hoon BOLIVIA -Saturday, April 10, at9 A. M. KLHIOPIA. Saturday, April 17, at noon TO GLASGO' POOL, LONDONDERRY, Q ‘N OR BELFAST. Cabin. $6 to $79, gold. according to accommodations, INTERMEDIATE AND BTEBKAGE as iow as by any other first class line. Drafts issued tor any amouut at lowest rates, HENDERSON BROS. nts, No. 7 Bowling Green. ‘ATIONAL LINE. From plers 44 and 47 North River, TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIV. ENGLAND, Mc SPaL POOL, prili7, 2 P.M, DON DIRECT, thursday, Maren 25, 8 P. M. 70, curre! Siecrage at Retuyn tickets ai reduced rates, Freee reabee price. Prepaid stecrage tickets from Liverpool at,the lowest rates. Apply at the company’s oilice, No. 69"Broaaway, W. J. HURST, Manage NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIO COMPANYS MALL STEAMSHIPS BEIWKIN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, The splendid vessels on this favorite routa for the Cons tinent (being more southerly than any other) will sal from pier No. 90 North River as follows:— LIAMERIQUE (Pouzols). Aaturday, April $ PLRELKE (Daure: urday, ‘April 17 FRANCE (irudell See jaturday, May 1 PRICE OF PassAGE TN GOLD (ineiuding wine). First Cabin, $100; Second, $65; Third, $30. Return tickets at reduced rates. Stecrage $2, with saperior accommodations, and tn- cluding ell necessaries without extra charge, GEUR( AUKENZILE, Agent, 56 Broadway. a THITE STAR LINE, FOR QU TOWN OR LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITSD STATES MATL, ADRIAIIC , nave April 3, at SP. M. ORLITC, brill, at 8 A. Af, BAL priti7, at3 P.M. RuPUBLIG April 2:,'2t5 A) M. ADKIA TIC May 8, at 7:5) AM From the White star docks, pier o2 North River, Rates—saloon, $3) and 9100, in gold: revurn tickets, Si7o gold. Steeraze at low rates. saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms, are placed amidships, where the notse and motion are least, affording a degree of comiort hitherto unattainable ab sea. Yor inspection of plang and other inf at tho company’s offices, 19 Broadway, N mation apply York > TIS, Agent. “PJ AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKES COMPANY'S LINE A for PLYMOUIH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. JOLSATIA, March 25) WES PHA CIMBRIA, April LI] FRID1A... Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbours, Hamburg and all points tn England, Scotland and ales t— First Cabin, upper saloon, gold. ++ $100 First Cabin, lower saloon, gold 60 Steorage, currency " pan 7 KUNIARDT & 06 G 16 i General Ag General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad wireet, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. Re. STAR LINE, appointed to carry the Pelsien and United States mails, The following stoamors are appointed to sail FOR ANTW, From Philadelphia. from New York. VADERLAND. April 8] STAT! OF NEVADA, Mar,22 NEDERLAND. April 27 | SWITZSRLAND....April 15 PROM ANLWERP:— For Philadelphia. For New York. VADEKLAND....March 10] SWITZERLAND ..March 92 NEDERLAND....April.. 31 STATE OF NEVADA. Ap'1 15, Prices of passage in citrrenc First Cabin... +6890 [recontl CabiNs.s650e0646869 Stecrage tickets to and trom all poinis at ‘tho lowest rates, Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed, For passage, rates of freight and other information, apply to EO. W, COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street, New York. JOHN McDONALD, Passenger Agent, No. 8 Battery place, New York. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genorat Agonts, 07 Walnut street, Philadelphia. B. VON DER BECKE, General European Agent, Ant- wer. AGLE LINE, UNITED STATES MATL STRAMSHTPS TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will Sall trom New York as follows + KLOPS1OCK, Captain Fischor, pril 6 GORTHE, Captain Wilson ve VApril 13 Stroct, Hoboken. SAUER TO from Kagie Line pier. to RATES OF PA PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, Cabin—First' saloon, $100, gold: second saloon, $5), gold. Steorage, $24, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets trom'Hamburg, $24, currency. For freight apply t9 FUNCH, EDYE'& OO., 27 south William street. For passage apply to KNAUTI, NACHOD & KUENE, Browd way. Goneral Agents, REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE, NAW YORK TO BRISTOL (iNGLAND) DIRECT, sailing from pier 13 East River as follows — GREAT WESTERN, Windham atnrday, April $ ARRAGON, Captaih Symons. Saturday, April 10 Cabin passage, $7); Intermediate, $15; steerage, $30, currency: excursion tickets, 81:0. Apply to W. D, MORGAN, Agent, 70 South stroct, ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, Thesteamship RUELN, Captain E, Brickenstein, will anil on Saturday, March 27. at 2 P. M., from Bremen pior, toot of Second street. Hoboken, to be followed by Steamship ODBR, Vavtain K. V. Otérendorp, on satur- day, April 3 RATES OF PASSAGE, TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BRM Firat Cabin $100, gold. Second Cabl 60), old. Stoeray ‘ For freight of pagar rH 24, currency. RICH & CC NOTICE. With a view to diminisning (he chances of coll tho stoamers of this line take a specified course for ail seasons of the year. the outwatd passage from Queenstown to New York oo, crossing in the meridian 5) at 43 jatltude, oF nothing 1 the north of On the homeward passazo, crossing the meridian of 99 north of 2 at 42 latitude, or nothing to'th From NeW YORK for LIVIERO ABYSSINIA,.Wed., Mar. 34) ALG CALABRIA, Wed. Saren 31 | Ol April mers inarkei * do not carcy steerage passengers Cabin passage, $4, $10), $13), gold. According to commodation. ‘Rettirn tickets on favorable terms, Steorage tickets to und 1Som all parts of Europe at lowest rates. Freight and cabin office, No. 4 Bowling Green. Sieerago office, 111 Broadway (Trinkt CHARLES Q. PRANOKLY STOWN, April 7 Building), Agent, Pps PER STEAMSHIP ABYSSINIA EM- bark trom the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand strect, Jersey City, at 490 Py 24, 187. on Wednesday, March RANCKLYN, Now York, Usted Stari MAIL LINE —SIEAM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, iling every Tuosday from pier 4 North ki CHAS. r No, « Bowling ( Wisconsin. March 2,11 A.M. | Nevada. cece Apt 20 Td... cece eceue ADT IS | Wyomin tees MEHL 27 Cabin, interinediate and stoorage at lowest Fates. Prepaid tekols at low tales, Passongers booked to ani from Paris, Samburg, Nor- way and Sweden, &c, Drafts on ireland, Engiaud, France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply'to WILLIAMS & UCTOS, WD broadway, Ost DIRECT AND ECONOMIOAL Roure TO N Steamer CALAND .. see ApRILL Steamer MAAS. ars “April 15 These beaurifnl steamers, carrying tho United States pall to the Netherlands, e woll Eyown for tho regular. ¥ of their trips, ates of pat low. FUNCH, BDVR & CO. PEE Ty. onnis, i General Agents. 60 Broadway, DONOVAN F.OSSA.—CHKAPEST PASSAGE OF. Cork iivesjoots aiagren. Dorey: uratts payable every fork, Liverpool, Wasgow, Derry: ary: Sitere c lowest tatoo Noetharu towel corner Oyrtiandt aad Wost sireots Holland, Bolgium, the Khing, Switvoriand, &¢., sium, the Kbing Switzeriand, &6., vik | | oyal Mail Steamers are a corny CLLY OF © CITY OF BROOKLYS CITY OF NEW YOR CA STRERAG*—To and from all EUROPEAN STEAMSBHI Ps. Ps TENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL: TREAL..Wednesday, March 4, nt fester, urday, March 27, at aturday, Aprils at saturday, ‘April 10, a id $78, gold. OF Mi BIN PASSAG $5), $6. ———S=S =F peo LINK—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. i jointed to sall as follows :— TAM, oA Mw 2PM, AM oints, at reduced rates, Cabin aud general oMigo, No. 15 Broadway. Stecrage offices, SS Broadway and pier 45 North River. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. DACIFIO MAIL 81 North River, TENTION board MED or Bark Ritlema: first cabin passengers. will saii COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, 4 EAMSULP LIN a via nia, Japan and Jha , connecting for ail Central Ame ors. For Ireight or H. J. BULL Yanama. hand passage apply at Eay ups Blips or Tri ickets printed cheaper at at the Mr ROPOLITAN PRINTING R MELBOURNE A D SYDNEY, AUSTRA nips MAILLEK & QL 42 North River, April TO OALIFOR. Steamer st South ler 43 . Superimtondent, RAILROAD COMPANIES — PUNCH . Heraid Building, New York, than anywhere else. LIA.— or accommodations for AU, 103 Wall stroet, ORT ROYAL AND FERNANDINA STEAMSHIP Line. Onty through ling » Florida without change. The steamship NORTH POINT, Smith, master. having superior ‘a spate! jae New New New steam commodations for passengers, will he ny td o'clock P. M., trom pier No, 3 North .. Rates of passane. York to Fernandina, trst class. York to Jacksonville, first class York to Augusta, first cls ner ‘Through tickets to all points tn Florida, be do- Fernandina via Port Royal on Thursday, River, 2» These rates include state rooms and meals ou the ‘The steamship L&C will tollow on the lst of April. For treight or Ke apply to HBKM. GELPCKE, No, E pier 18 North Kiver, foot of Cedar stre direct, as follow: COLUMBUS. GRESCENT CHY For treight or passage: W YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MA, ‘These first claxs steamships will sail a William street, ply tg dations: ET 'B, CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling Greon. N. erry CIry city cITy MeKeilar, Luling & Co., Agents in Havana, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88, LINE= rats P.M March 38 Thursday, April i thursday, April @ Sieamers leave pier 3 North au FOR HAVANA DIRECT, OF MERI sereeseneeeTMOSAa OF VEKA ORUZ (new), OF NEW YORK... FOR VERA CRUZ ORLEANS, calling at Havana, Progreso, ‘ampico, Campeachy, Tuxpan and OF NEul . DAL N ALEXANDRE & SC Tuesday. Marck 39) ‘ucsday, April 2) z) 38, Broadway, Steamors will leave New Orleans April3 and April for Vera Cruz and all the above ports. Fos Havana. 1,3 tons, _ Catharine, master, carrying the United states mail, will sail for Havana, from pier 22 Delaware River, Phitadelphin y, March 26, at 10 A.M. Superiot passonger ions, 1. JAMES, General Agent, uth Delaware avenue, Poilade'phia. NEXAS LINK OF GALVE ing at Ke, mer OL West, carry 0 Kast River, on Saturday hrough bilis of lading ven to Houston ‘ON STEAMERS, TOUOHs ng tue United Statos mail.— OF WACO, Captain Granman, will leave , March 27, at P.M. pree and to al! points on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson an@ B. is, and ©, R, R. No cilarge for forwarding in New York. | For freight or passage, having superior accome mouatlons, apply to ar fi M oe N ‘The steamship HU Ds pier No.9 Nort M. OF ‘yosto} Fanti: age, $25. NoReorr, PETERSBURG AND RiCHMOND. for above ports from pier 37 North CLYDE & CO. No, A The Cromwell steamship Eine, ptain Gagor, will rday, March relight Through rates civen Indianola, Rockvort or Aranaas Wharf. For treight or AgSAEO RP DLY to Ci “ARK 4 & 5KAM Dominion Stoamship Company.—Siteamers er, foot of LUORY & CO., 153 Maidon lane. 6 Bowling Green, leave to Gal- Brazos st. Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage, $50; steer= Wost stroot, OLD leave Beach street, on fuosday, Thnrsday and Saturday, at 3 P.M Also ihtermodiaté steamers, Thr: “ough bills of jor. : Also steainor for Lewes, Del., and all points in, ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Thutg day a 5 ‘Onice corner Fulton and Greenwich sireets. NEY. YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRE! busin and 10a, M. and Sand 8: 4PM. ail via Worcester, Na aa and i eave Grand Ceniral depot, P.M. The 8:05 lading and passenger tickets issued te all points in the inte: Dela- i} LINE (ALG Rochester, the t, quickest and most direct line, is Now open tor New York, at and A. M. trains make close connection at Worcester June: tion with throug train at Worcester wil 5 Lor ‘no 3 and S:1) the 3 o'clock nd, Bangor and St. John's Through azo checked <hrough to important trains between Worcester and Poruand, lots P.M PM ‘ortiand, arriving in Porte P.M. trains connoot express next morning tickote Pomntay an | COLONY sold’ RIVER Fall Rive leave pie (Sundays excepted) at 6PM. Throws! ut all principal hotels in the ci A ‘he steamers 3 A aerate N& TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT RWPORT and OLD North iver, foot of Murray stroot, Toke a NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FRRRY Winter Arrangement Por Now Brighton, Smug liarbor, West Brighton and Port Richmond, boats leave Whitehall street, at foot ot Broadway, daily, at6:40, 8:15, 9:3), W:45 A. M.y 12-30, Sundays at 8:39, 10:39 A. Fare 10 cents. Astor House carsleavo Vosoy stroctfor ferry. Fagg Scent TVENSION, board st the Broa PF Trains leave York, irom Express tor Harrisourg, ts 5), 2:3), 4:30, 645 P, ME RAILROAD slips or trip-tickets printed cheaver and on dway, New York than anywhere elso, LVANIA RAILROAD, The great Trank Lins and United states Mailetouts, foot of Des)rosies and ittsburg, the West and it streota, as toilow: OMPANIES,—PUNCH better Metropolitan Prinang Establishment, Core Sout with Pullman Valace Cars attached, 9:30 A.M. 5am 6:30 P.M. sunday, 5 and 8:50 P. 3 For Williamsport and Lock Haven (via Philadelphia aad Erle Railroad Division, connecting at Philadele hia), 9:30 A. M and Petroleum Cent For Baltimore, | W Washington’ except Sunday P.M. xpross for Philadetp! berth iP e bie ¢ Williamsport, Lock Havon, 1 Brie, 6:39 8. 1 the Oil Regions, hinglon and the South, Regular at 8:0 a. M., Sand9 P.M. 8, 7, 8:40, 9:3) A. BL, 12:30 7, 5 ‘and'9 P.M, Corey connecting at Corry for Tituavillay “Limited ress of Pullman Parlor ‘Cars day, 9:0) Ao M.; arrive at Washington, 4:10 Sunday, s P, Moy M.'and ‘Us night, Sunday, 4:06 Emlgraut aud secoud clasa ¢ For Newark at6, 6:90, 7, 7:40, 8.9 10, 1L ALM, 12 M., 1, 2:90, $210, 3:40, £10, 4239, 6, 522, S245, 6, 6:10, 8:3), 7,7 Silo) WTF, Mand 12 night Sunday, 5220, 7, OP. 10 A.M. 12M. 1,9, 2:30, Ma esi gsi eT ‘i Sunday, 5:2, 7 a of Rah Wav,,6, 6:3, 7, 8 10 A. M., 12 May 2:3), Sill Fey Leto 1580, 4350, 9:20, 5:40, 6, 6 ah 7, ath PS Mand 12 night” Suaday, M For Woodbridge: Perth Aunboy and South Amboy, 6 and WA. and6 P.M. New Bi Zand3 A, M. 12M 10, 4:10, 5: Fon Tr, and LE night. Vd TP side For Kust Milistons, 12 noot For I I and 9:8 A.M, 1: For Freehold, 7°A. n and Rocky Hill, 8:40 A. Prliiee oily 7, 8:40 ALM. 1223, 2, mbertville and Fleming Winsburg and Belvidere, 2 Fenton, Bordentown, Burlin armingdate stan, 7 A. M. and 2 PM, For Hightstown, derion and Camden, via Amboy, 2:39 PM. For Mightatown ‘and Pemberton, 6 A. ‘Trains arcive ug follows Porth 1 Pittsburg, 6:55 and U1: i) Be AM. and 10:35 P.M. daily; 10:15 A.M. aad 720 P.M, daily, except Monday, Fron Washington and Baitc Inor 8220 A 15, 5:15 and 1027 P.M Sunday, 6:8) A. M. ilndetphia, 5:10, 6:25, 6:5, , Bs, 7h TM, Sa iia f VTE ALM, 7 and Ticket offices, $5 and 94 Broadway; No. 1 Astoe | House and foot “Ot Ly gon street, Hol place. ANK THOS VOR KXCU favorite steamboats Sh the LONG BRANCH) and derney, Spring Hill, Court street, Brookiyn ken, | emigran M, BOYD, dr. , Ganors General Passenger | Manager EXCURSIONS, _ Myers’ Groves, with Barges and Boats of ali kings. lona J. 4K MY Morton and West sts of re oats, as desired; Excelsior, Orlontal, Island and Colt Spring Groves to let 01 West street, opposite Christopher strect ferry, evonings and sundays TEAMBOATS AND BARGES FOR EXCURSIONS TO Raritan Beach, Sea Vi Tona Island and SIONS—THE LARGE, FIRST CL. ZEPY HOLLEGW (now oall METAMORA; Dudley's, Al. | Alpine amd fona Island B. B. ORUSSETT. 4 Corliandt streets: iM, 116, and U3 Huds at Ticket Office, No. 8 Bate Agent, reets. OR EXCURSIONS—SAlOON STEAMERS WYOMING, with new boilers and Olyphant with barges and thw. Bagleswoi 0d, fice 84 Opsa Willow Haven Grove. MARTIN & KASKELL, ILL South street. Union square, Fourth avenue ant seven T GREATLY REDUG MARBLE MANTELS: TGRE LY REDUCED PRICES. An cxtenaive stock of Slate ant RUYN SLATG COMPAS ED PRIGKI—AN KE Marbleized Mantels a! stock of Marblo ant Marble Mantels, Wash trays and Slate ‘Work of every description sd ait oiher marble wors. Tarown; (or the tade, AL KLABER, 13 Kast Kigntocath stroot, noar Third av, BAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE and Marbioized Mantels, ali kinds of floor Tiling, Monuments, Headstones, Slabs tor plumbers ani cable offering at S KLAGEK & CO's Seam io Works, Nos. 217 to 22) West Fitty-tirst stoy Broadway. at the 2Wand 222 West Ta haces ees wenty third streey GTEwaRra SLATE MANTKLS, MARBLE AND. WOOD Manteis, rich and elegant designs, ess lowest ero