The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1875, Page 1

WHOLE NO, 14,187, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Srconp Pace—First column, ‘ PROLOGY—Twererit P. Sixth coma, {LLTARDS—Sxcoxn Pack—Fourth column. BOARDERS WAN ED—F inst Pace—Fituh column, BOAR) AND LODGING WANTED—Finst Pace—Fifth column. BROOKLYN REAL ESPATE FOR SALE—Sxconp Pace— Second column, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIRS—Nints Pace, BUSINESS NOTICES—Sxventn Pace—sixth column, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Seconp Page— Second column, 3 CLERKS AND SALESMELN—Twetemn Pagk—Second col- n COACHMEN AND GARDENBRS—Tweurrn Pacs—Soo- eohwtn COASTWISE STRAMSHIPS—Tweuerm Pack—Third and fourth column OPARINERSHIRS—Nintm Pace, OUNTRY BOARD—liast Pack—Fifth and stxth col- Pace—Fourth column. TO LET, FURNISUED AND UN- FURNI conp Pace—Third column, BUROPEAN ST eAMSHIPS—Iwesrta Pagk—Third col- ‘SRcoND Pace—Fifth column, CHANGE—Twerrrn Pack—Sixth column, XCURSIONS—Iweirru Pacx—Fitth aud sixth col- wi FINa’ L—NINTH PAGE, .k—Skoonp Pack—Fourth column, URNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— sxconp Page—Third columm. URNITU KRE—TWwkLrta Pagkeolxth column. ELP WANTED—FEMACES—!werra Pagr—Second column, HELP WANTED—MALES—Twatrta Pack—Second col- HORSH::, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Pacx—Third, fourth ‘and'fgh columns’ OTE US—Finst ’ack—Fifth column. OUSES, KOOMS, &C., WANIED—Sscoxp Pagr— ENSTRUGMON cr ine Page—Sixth column, OTION—F1RsT Page—Sixth column. JERSEY CLLY, YOBUKE HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL BSTATK FOR SALE—Seoon Pacr—Second colu:na. LECTURE 50 SkCOND PaGe—Fifth column, Lot 4 NOTICES—Secoxp Pacr—Fitto column. OsT AND FOUND—Finst Pags—Secoua column, Y Xp Pagk—Fourth column, —SkooND Pace—Fourth column, sgv—Second column. 1 PAGK—SIxth column, OUs ADVERTMSEMENTS—Tewta Paga— xo Pacx—Fifth column. NEW PUBLICAION»: Nr Pack—Sixth column, PB iRst Pack—First and second columns, ORGANS, &C.—Seconn Pace—Wirst PHoPos Atsestcon hind solama C S—SxCOND rd column, PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED ~FEMALES— ‘Twuirra Pace—Second column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE OLY FOR SALB OR TO RENT—Secony PAck—Second column. REAL ESTATE TO EX! |GH—Sxconn Pace—Second Lacan. REAL EXtATE WANTED—Sncoxp PacR—Second col- —Finst Pacr—*econd column. —Second column. AUC iN ui! BITUATIONS WANTED—VBMALES—Iwairrn Pace— Hest and second colmnns. SITUATIONS WANTED“MALES—Tweuren Pace ~Soc- oud column, SPECIAL NUTICES—Finst Pace—Second and third cok Seconp Pack—Pitth column. BroniiNd—DoGs, BIRDS, &C,—Finst Pace—Third col- umn, STORAGE—TweLrrn Paar—Sixth column. SUMMER RESORTS—Fiest Pack—sixth column, HH TRADES—Twahirta Pack—second column. He TURP—Finst Pacr—Third column. 0 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Szconn Pace— Third column. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Twetrra Pace—Foarth col- %, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET—secoxp Pack—Third column, WANTED TO PURUMASE—Iwstrta Pacx—Sixth col- WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.—Secox> Pace—Fourth column. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—skcoxp Pacx—Secona column. YACHTS, »TEAMBOAIS, 4&C.—srconp Pace—Fitth column. { — BENNETT BUILDING. Bower BUILDING. A PEW MORK OFFICES TO LET DIREGIORY, Rooms. BASEMENT. Lawrence & Con Bankers. 2—J.N. Sayre, Gentlemen's Purntshings 3—G. W. smitn. Law Books, 4—Phomas M. Lynch, Wines. kawin L. Trion, Cigars, S—A. B. Davenport, Hatter. 6—Bauin & Friedman, Taliors, ‘RsT STORY, Uniet Very eligit (or Banking and Insurance. ‘D STORY, 1—MeMahon & Morse, Lawyers. #—W. 1, O'Dwyer, Lawyer Jobn Pyne, Lawyer. Ross & Kehny, Keal Ratate, 3—J. Merrick Henry, Lawyer. $< fs. B. Ladden, Lawyer. 6—North western Lite Insurance Company, L. 5. Benedicg, Agent. Lawyer. awyer. Francis B, McKewan, Lawyer. William G. Cooke, Lawyer. Nathaniel 8. Sinith, Lawyer, S—Albert M. Card, Lawyer. John Fowler, Jr, Lawyer. 13! Chamber of Lite Insurance, 4 Chariton T. Lewis, Secretary. Uu—MeCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers. 1s—Cook & Nassau, Lawyers. Hi. B. Ferguson. Lawyer. J, M. Cavanaugh, Lawyer U—M. W. Weld. Lawyer. International Collection Association. &. G. Derrickson, Lawyer. THIRD STORY, 1} Judge Batherland. 256. M. scott, Lawyer, S—Fettriteh & Cardwell, Lawyers, J, 5, Hanson, Lawyer. t—E. Ht. Benn, Lawyer. Dudley L. Janes, Lawyer E. i). James, Lawyer. Sesheridan, Bonynge & Mefwen, Scenographerg, Klsna Bloomer, a! Ketate, ; H. Cook, Real Estate 7—Brigns & Fellows, Lawyers, 4. B Altken, Lawye $—W. ©. Traphagen, Lawyer, C. Matthews, Lawyer. W. i. Ryan, Lawyer. F. i. Gardner, Lawyer L. 6. Wilson, Lawyer. 12 (John Cotter, Stenograpier. 13) A. kb, Woodrutl, La wyei M—W AK. Berghoiz, Civil Engineer, Peiham and Portelester Raitroad Company. FOURTH STORY. 1—Thornton & Earle, Lawvers, 2) Kdyar Ketchum, Register in Bankruptey. 34 Fdgar Ketchum, Jr., Lawyer. 4-lenry Wehie, Lawyer. & sultan. Lawyer. HW. Fualirer. Lawver. $—-Russian American Manafactaring Company. D. Tf. | Gardner, President. 6—Harmen &. Whitbeck, Lawyer. 3 & Crook, Lawyers. vy & Butzel, Lawyers. Baseau, Lawyer. SCrary, Weller & Schenck, Lawyera. 1. O'Brien, Lawyer. CH. Wiltiams, Lawyer. 20—Chauncey Sheffer, Lawyer. NC. uw er, Lawyer. Fred, W. Kenny, Attorney end Counsctlor, 42) Lockwood & Crosby, Lawyers Hf >. Bahler, Lawyer. FIFTH STORY. 1—L. Skidmore, Lawyer. ohn D. Cla D—stuy vewa: jank Receiver. 3) Wakeman & Latting, Lawyers 4{ 1. B. Wakeman, Lawyer. 554. B. Roe, Lawyer, 6—ivternattonal f ublishing Company. Jules Herr. 7—Vitch & Fitch, Lawyers. Fuller, Lawyer. $-Hascail & Stetson, Lawyers. gata, Medman, LEwyer. oS scite Di ciety tor Reformation of Juvenite Detmanent 10S. H. Steele, Lawyer. beste W. i. King, Lawve N—J.'P kJ. A. Reel, Lawyers 18—Byrne, Everett & Co., Lawyers. i | Walsh, Halbert & Eokersom, Lawyers, SIXTH STORY, 1—John Townshend, Lawyer. ae son. entry H. Waddell, General Assiznee in Bank. ¥. act of Congress of L441 Scotch Granite Monuments, tc. enter, Lawyer, i, Lawyer. a 1M. F. Biter, Lawe A, Lane! Law smith & De ¥ 10) uy. W. Vay sicion, Lawyer. Mf tl, Baldwin, Lawyer. 12) Charles D. Barrow, Lawyer. eoton Rockwell, Lawyer. Lydecker, Hea! . Bb. Lydoeker, ir, 13) Honry A. Gildersiceve, Lawyer MSO. RK Carrington, Lawyer. UW. Tompkins Lawyer. T. 1. Milner, Lawye: ‘Two passenger elevators ranning all the time. PERSONA BRB THER HOPE THINK IT UNKIND OF You not to write and speak to me, when our time ex- ay tine ; where { MAR TE. CALLIN, JOUN HENDERSON, BROTHER OF J Th Wilhelm Henderson. is hereby requested to seat Nis address to ZKNST HERTEL, No. 295 River a noo, Alleghany. as the latter has to iuorm ol ot the Geath of his brother and other important matters, J, %-CoMe 10 New york. BAND B. 18 81 vy} ‘RANK RINGDOM=DO NOT FEAR TO COME home, or write, to relleva your mother’s anxiety. Address (3 Claughton Firs, Birkennead, Engiand FOR, AORTOX—a CHILD FROM 118 Bluth, OF resvectable paronts. Address A., Herald oftics, JRORGE W. BROWN.—A STILL TONOCR MARE A wise hear. You have a hard road to travel. kome ene has talked too much, Ts ityout [hardly believe 1, but look out, They slready mistrust you and bie you for what has happened, use 7% F Te MR. THOMPEON, Wito occ PIED ROOM h No. 198 on the steamboat Providence on her trip to ‘all River, Saturday, Jane 6, will commmnicate wita Me. 3. © Blanton, No. 5+ William str will conier a ( | 77 Nasswu street. Post office box 3,316. «New York, aa | ACK—AM GOING TO PHILADELPHIA 10-NIGHT, Wiil see you whenever you waut next ween, Ani well. Don't worry. CHADO, ARGUERITE,—WILL LEAVE EVERYTHING TO you. Let me know &3 soon as possible about the Fourth. Am quite cheerful, Newport. Hope you are happy, my darling. JUPE. R. Sard GRBMEMBER TONIGHT: GILMORE'S + Band, dancing, and those prety littie tables in the dining room ot the Plymouth Rock. GUSTAVE. Hf LADY FROM STATEN ISLAND, ONE O'CLOCK boat, Thursday, please permit the gentleman, who sat opposite her, inthe Broadway stage to make ac~ quaintance, Address W. W.. box L47 Herald office. HE NIECKS OF THE LATE JAVES LTON, WHO resiaed at the corner of White and Contre streets, are Fequested to call on JOHN H. UARNKTT, 240 Broadway, {BI.—CAN I SEE OR HEAR FROM YOU BEFORE leave? Important. GEO. HURSDAY APTERNOON TRAIN 10 ELIZABETH Will somebody who alighted, stopped, turned back and bowed ## train was Jeaving excuse’ this sseming rndeness, but send address, mentioning elrcumstances, ONE, TWO, TURES, box IML Herald Uptown Brancit office t wit THS LADY WHO TOOK FOURTH AVENUB car at Twenty-eighthstreet, Frid: ‘ing, who noticed gentleman in buggy, and who her afier- Ninih street, please send address to W. ROB. 01 ‘ 998” WELCOMES “BABY ) U e grets that so many hours must pass before meeting. How about Sundayt Canuot M. commit cate in time with Ww RELIGIOUS NOTICES. —__ LL SAINTS’ PROTRSTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rey. William N. Dunuell, rector, Henry strect, cor: ner of Scammel, New Yor! Services every Suoday morning at 10% and every Sunday evening at 7}. The rector will preach, A SPIRITUAL CONFERENCE Is HELD AT THK Harvard Rooms, Reservoir square, Sunday at 24 P 5 Ladies spoak at 734, All invited. No morning meeting, A Tok REE TABERNACLE METHODIST EPIXCOPAL Church, West Twenty-fourth street, between Seventn and Eughth avenue >—Rev. J. Johns, pastor, will preach Sunday morning 10:90, evening 7:45, Sunday School Concert (young people's meeting), 6:3) P. M. Seats free. All welcome. T_ FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST Forty-sixth street, morning, 1914 o'clock, Rey. Dr. Patton will ofticiate and Key. Dr. Dowling at ‘7% P.M. Sunday school 9A, M. EEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL O%OROH, East Fitticth sireet, between First and Second ave: nues.—Preaching by .the pastor, Rey. William H, Thom: Morning subject, “Ivheriting the Barth;'’ evening subject, “Prosperity that Destroys.” NVHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, MERCER STREET, J near Waverley place.—Dr, Deems, will preach ai bse M. ands |. The morning subject—"The Song of Moses and of the Lamb.” All seats free and ushers to receive strangers. SPECIAL NOTICES. D . sceaeecant STATE LOTTERY, Great drawing, class 6, July 14, 1875. in public at Mo- bile, Ala. Capital prize $50,000, and prizes amounting to$200,000; prizes pald at once upon the drawing taking piace. No postponement, Tickets, $10; hatves, $5; quarters, : elghths, $1 25, Fer orders and information adare: McGINN & CO., box 8,420 ost office, New York. LABAMA STATE LOTTERY. ingle number Havana plan, Draws every month at Mobile, Ala, ‘Only 35,009 tickets. 3,690 prizes. amounting to $20,000 A ORICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY + State and Shelby College Lotterie: KANTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 639—JUNX 25, 1875. 12, (5, 29, 10, 5%, 68, 45, 25, 8), 7," 1, 7 47. SHELUY, EXTRA Chass 455—sUNe 25, 1875 28, 10, 3% 4%, 83, 47, 74, 2, 37. 66," G), OO, 45 KENTUCKY, OFA88 640—JONK 25. 1875, 1, 8 76, 10, 9," 99, 65, 16, 75, 54, 5, 41, 70. Suxtay, Chass 496—s0Ne 25, 1975. as, Sirti Bott Managers’ Covington, K3°; Post . 8. +. BY Ovi wn, Ky. 5 oflice box 2751, New York. - A —PARKS, EMERSON & ©O., AGENTS FOR + Kentucky state Lotteries, drawn daily. m Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every I7 dave, Kentucky Singie Sumber Lottery, drawn June 26, 1875. Priges cashed. information tirnished and circulars sent by addressing PARKS & CO., 180 Broadway, room 4. Post offices box 5,272, Private office attached. Once hours 7 A. M. La ig pa HAVANA LOTIERY AND GERMAN + Government Lotteries, Prisss cashod and in- formation given, WACUSMANN & OC 7; Nassau street. Post office box 5,316. Bankers, 75 aud ete Lona ISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDIOAL and. Surgical Casey a specialty, HENRY A. DANIELS, M. , M44 Lexington avenue, near Twenty- th strest. ' Office hours trom Sto 3. R, MANFRED,—NERVOUS DISEASES AND NEU ralgia. 6) bast Ninth street, near Broadway, Hours 9 to 12,205,708 ANA LOTTERY,.—8510,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 follow First. prizeof, Second prize: 5. 8.5 prizes, amonuting to. Priges Cashed. Cireula . B. MAKTINGZ & CO,, Bankers, 10 Wall streot, rear base- mont; Post office box 4,683, New York. HEREBY GIV NOTICE THAT L WILL NOT PAY any debts contracted by my son, Ralston Cox, a inor, DORSEY COX, Germantowi, Philadelphia, ung’ Ceuvarr BAPTIST CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues —Rev. Ry s. MacArthur, paslor, preaches morning and evening. Bapiism will be administered. Strangers invited. ISCIPLES OF CHRIAT, TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, near Broadway.—Preaching morning ana evening by the pastor, Kev. D. R. Van B dially Invite IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MANDI on avenue, corner Forty-seventh street, Rev. Wil- Ham ', Sabine, rector.—Snnday school at 9 o'clock A Mj children's'church at 4 o'clock P. M. divine services nd 7:45 P.M. yoees PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THIRTY. fourth street, near Broxdway.—Rev. Cyrus Dickson, D. D, will preach in this church to-morrow morning at 1y :30 and afternoon at 4 EXINGTON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL church, corner Fifty second street.—Preacning by the pastor, Rev. J. W, Stileck, on Sabbath at 19% and 7%. Me rere eee INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER. tuires for the Society of Progressive Spiritualists tly A.M. and 73g P.M, at 55 West Vhirty-third street. Children’s Picnic at’ Christ Park, 133d street, Monday next ILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, THIRTY-THIRD street, near Kighth avenue, Rey. astor. «Aborni Charity.” " E at info the World.” All weleom STOR OF ALLEN street Methodist Episcopal Church (betwoen De- inncey and Rivington streets), will t 10°30 A.M. and M. “The Young Woman Waoted tor the Times.” Seats tree. Russtay, GREEK CHAPEL, NO, 951 SECOND AVE- nue, between Fiftieth ang Fifty-frst streets.—Divine service ‘during the summer every Sunday at 9:30 A, M. All cordially mvited. $300,000 CASH GIFTS. . Whole Tickets, $10, Kentucky State Single Number Lottery, on the Royal Havana plan, draws June 26, 1875, Prizes paid in full, Circulars sent free. Ada ress all ordora to J. CLUTE, authorized Agent or all, legalized lotteries for the past 30 years. room 6. Box 4,909 Post office. CASH GIFTS. 5 Whole Tickets, Kentucky State Single Number Lotiery, on the Havana plan, draws June 26, 1975. Prizes paid in full, Cireulara sent tree. Address all orders to PARKS, EMERSON & CO., authorized agents of all legalized lotteries for the past 40 years, 180 Broadway, room 4. Box 5.272 Post offi Kore DRAWING OF THE KKNTUCKY & State Lotteries, SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO.. Managers. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLAMS HO. 339—Jonx 26 ae 975. wy M8 4, 2, 2i, 75, 51, “62, 3%. 1. 1 S75. 74, 35, 85, 17, 43, 53, 25, 7h, 73. NRY, CLASS NO. 486—s0NE 25, 1875, 63. 13, 40, 16,74, 48 27, 17, 70, 44, 55, 78. Full information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE, 240 Broadway, first floor, roar ofice, or Post office box 4,569. K WHIMMONS, | DICKINSON £ | 00.'3 GRAND + monthly distribution of the Kentuck, on the Havana plan, to be drawn Havana ot Cuba, drawn June 30. F plYINE to OF addressing J. OLUTE, ‘0 Broadway, or Post office box 4,94, ( WNER WANTED—FOR A GOLD HUNTING CASE Watch, Adolph Lange (Dresdet Apply, between If and Ll o'clock A. M., ace K. SIMPSON & CO. EY, SAMUBL M. HAMILTON, PARTOR OF SCOTCII Prosbyterian cnureh, Fourteenth street, between Fitgh and « nues, will preach to-morrow at 10:3) Man EV. A. R VAN NEST, D. D., LATE OF ITALY, will preach in the Soutn Reformed chureh, Fifth gronue ana Twonty-Arst street, to-morrow, atid3) A. a M. EVENTEENTH STREKT METHODIST EPISCOPAL +) church, between First and Second avenues.—Preack- . M., by Rev. J. 5. Willis; 7 2. M.. by the pas. Cy Evening subject—"Man All JEVESTH STREET METHODIST EFISCOrPAL +) Charch.—Sabbath morning, Rev. J. H. Lightbourn, of Seventeenth street church, Sabbath evening, Rev, J. 5. Willis, pastor. Subject, “Spiritual Shufting; or An Effort to Avoid Responsibility.” T. JOHN'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, © ‘Pifty-third street, near Broad w A, Mand 7% P. Morning subject, “the M. King pastor, Allare £ BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AYE. between Tenth and Eleveuth streets —Rev. Jamos Bosrd man Hawthorne pastor, Morning. at i :%, “the Modern Pharisce."” Kvening sermon by Kev. rope Raptism after evouing sermon. Young men strangers invited. TASHINGTON & ehareh, Re of God Greaier 745 P.M. Morning ing, “Among Thieve: CARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘M_s. Terry, pastor. 5 ject, “Light in Darknew;" even- j ‘LOST AND FOUND, Ost OR STOLEN, 4 the Jaty, 1875, January, 1876, and Jaly, 1876, Coupons on @ foliowing Kovernment bonds WW) Coupon 6 Ni 00 Coupon 5.20, 1887, Nos. 4 1.000 Coapon 5-20, W67, 00) Coupon 5-20, 1867, $14,000 Coapon $20, 1867,Nos | ThO00. MS. B71} $20 Incinstve. Payment on the above bas been stopped at the United § ates freasury offices. Also lost three May el from $590 bonds of Paterson city, called ‘Bounty Bonds,” Nos. 548, 549, 696; and trom $1,000 bond of Poy} Dock Company. No. 2.635. A reward of $2,000 will be paid for the recovery of the above. and no questions asxed, and In proportion tur any part thereo! Address box 1,242 Post office, New York. O8T—ON TURSDAY FVENING, A R Tan 4 jeather Pan, in Central Park Garden or Broadway to Thirty ointh street. Finder will be rewarded by re- turaing {t to @ West Thirty-ninth street. LOStsSECKLACE AND LOCKET, OW SATURDAY 4 evening; valaed as ® memento.” Please returu to Mr. DIXON, $35 Washington street, Brooklya, receiving thanks and liberal reward, No questions, O8T—POCKETBOOR. CONTAINING NOTHING OF vaiue to any one but the owner, The finder will be rewarded by returning to 25 Matuen stairs, oat N PRIDAY AFTERNOON, ON BROADWAY, 4, Deatt, di by J. & J. Start &'Co. on John Stuart 200. Manchester, Kngiand, tavor Brine, Ents & Co, | tor C347 i6s. Gt, steriin: The finder will be rewarded by teaving it at No. 30 Broadway. RINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY done at very inoderate prices by the METROPOLI- TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Herald Building, 218 Broadway, New Yors. ROME, WAvaxa, LOTTERY. $510,000 distributed in prizes every ISdays, ‘Next drawing June 30. 1 Frize of 160 NON 1 Prize of... od 2 Prizes of $25.00 each. 58.000 1 Prize of... 10,000 ol, « 600 22,00 ©. -0100 + a2, Ctreulars of information furnishea free. Orders filled. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank Biils, Doubioons and Gov- eroments purchased TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 11 Wall street, New York. —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. 10! ;, Halves. +s Quarters, big hts, a P. C, DEVLIN & CU., General Agents, 30 Liberty street, New York. _SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. A ~AUGTION AND FRENCH, POOLS SOLD EVEtY + morning and evening st Thomas’ Kxchange, 1,239 Broadway, of (he great International Ritle Mateu. OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Atietioneer. UCTION AND FRENCH. POOLS SOLD UNTIL 1 o'clock today at JOMNSON'S Pool room, corner iwenty-elghth street and Broadway. on the Warlem Regatta. Wow ai BL dk UCTION POOLS SOLD AT JOUNSO Room this afiernoo® on troté at Boston: also Boa- ton va Athletic, at Philadelphia: Corcago ¥s Philadel = at Chicago; Hartiord vs. Red stockings, at St is, F. H. sBIBERT, i UTLER’S CELEBRATED MANGE CUR® AND PLEA Exterminator; Oli, for consumption ; Dog Pills, &c., forsale at MICHAELY & EVERTS'’, No. 6 Peck siip. OOLS SOLD TO-DAY AT 12 (CLOCK, AT HAR. ,Jgt, on the regatta, The arst heat, or the diainond sea! ‘Wiil be started promptly att. = T. F. BAKER. THE TUKF. CTION AND FRENCH POOLS NOW OPEN AT lohnson's Pool Room, corner Broadway and Twei ty-cighth sureet, om all trotting events: ‘om the intere national hitle Matcn, between the American and Irish waius; full returns received by telegraph direct. W. B. & 7. B, JONNSO: TION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS Ps evening at the New York Tari Exchange, 15 West Twouty-cizhtit street, on the trots at Mystic Park, Bos ton; on @ INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH, which takes place on Tuesday, 29th Inst. KELLY, BLISS & CO. SLERSWOOD PARK, SATURDAY, 2TH, 3 P. M— Match $59; Win, H. Crawiord, r. g: Copper Bottom, in harness: F. J. Nodine, g. ¢. Comes, 10 saddle, Darius Tallman, Superintendent. JUMNSON BROS., Proprietors, EW DORP CLUB GROUND, STATEN ISLAND, Saturday, Juy 3, 1875.—Purse for $100; $6) to first, $2 to second, $15 to tird; three quarter track heat, best three in five, to harness, open to all horses that never beat three minutes; entrance to be made to the Proprievor, in_ writing, ‘with 10 per cent, on or betore Monday, June 2%, at 90 clock P.M. D. R, RYERS, Proprietor. LAINFIELD DRIVING PARK.—PURSE $100, FOR class: $55 to first, $20 to second, $15 to third. Purse $100, for 2:40 cinss ; $45 to first, $9 to se: 13 to third: Fo be trotted Monday, July 5, Entr close jond a stavle. ‘Address ELLIS 4, CAMP'BEL, owner. Loe ADT YS SIE CMBRELLA IN, GoInG 4 from Broadway and Forty-fif\h street to Fifth ave- hue aud Forty-oighth street Finder, by returning same to, 219 West Forty-fourth srect, will be suitably re- warde REWARDS. $ REWARD “FOR A_ PAIR OF GOLD FYE Giases, Jost to-day below Barclay street, (oquire of If. L, to0 Barclay street. $5 REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, A SMALL +) Black and Tan Bitch; little lame in left bind jeg. se return (o No, 146 Sixth avenue, IBERAL REWARD.—8TOLEN FROM TAK SC 4 acriber at Meriden, Conn., on Monday, Jane 21, 1875, @ Bay Mare, 9 years old, thin in flesh, sovrred on near hind teg; also a Phagtou. lined with’ blue, brown run- mong with narrow sallow stripe. body black, made t & Tuttle; the above were taken by a man wi' hale. ght mustache, red (ace, heights feet « oF 5 WB years ot Ago. A Hheral reward will he i fur the recovery of the property by JOSKEL H. ONAL Woat Meriden, Conn., Jone 22 i SPECIAL NOTIC A“ DauILInY BROUGHT ON BY IXDIscRETIONS aud all Kindred diseases of men soecitily and radi y cured by HENRY A, DANIELS, M.D. TH Lex. ington avenue, near Fweniy-ninih street Oftice hours from 8 {¢ A ISAAC 0, BOYCE, 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER, tary. Commissioner. Invorces obtained promptly ut publicity, (auses—Desertion, Incompatibility with havittal drunkenness, infldelity, inhuman weatment, conviction of felony. Passports obtained —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY AND GERMAN Government. Lotteries. Prizes cashe@ and in. formation given. WACHSMANN & Ov., Bankers, ard A ~RENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, Drawing Saturday, June 26. Whole tickets, $10; ha't, $5. Quarter, 06 @ German Govern awat I otveries. 0 Ros 1 Lottery. Post omfice UES bine senuonn, 116 Nassau street, | M. Mevors enters b. m | fatare wall begin at QUFFOLK DRIVING PARK, MUNTINGTON ©) Purse of $100, for horses that never beat 3 $6) to first, $8) to second, $10 to third. Purse of B10), for horses ‘that never beat 2:50; $60 ‘to first, $30 second, $10 to third: to be trotted Monday, July i, entries close at Johnson's Rooms and at’ North Hotel, Huntington «tation. on Saturday evening, Jane 26, at Do'clock P.M: emirance money must accoinpany each nowination ; five to enter wnd three to start. G BIGGS, Manager, 2 METROPOLITAN PRINTING BSTABLISHM ENT, vis Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities tor t all kinds of /rinting vith unusual promptness and at moderate prices. W 257, SIRE_PRIVING PARK. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 32. M.—Purse $10): inile Heats, three In five, In $50 to first, £35 to second, $15 to third horse. fe Meyers.rA. ©. Whitson e% 7b: a Revenge. Thomas Emperor, B. Ki enters b, m. Katie, H. Gi ab, m. Lady Washington. Same day—Nateh race for $10; mile heats, three in Ave. Thomas Maher euters by y Maid, 4. Waterson enters br. m, Lixao. ay—Mateh race for $100; mule heats, three in Harness, Owner's g. im Judge H. Admission, 5) cents MUKPUY & LitNDERSON, Proprietors, harness HORSES, CARKIAGHES, «Cc. UL & KEARNEY, US) RERT, UCTION HOUSK OF VAN TA ATi and tis hast tulere NEAR FOURTH AVENUB, NoTICE, WE BEG TO INFORM TUE PUBLIC THAT OWING to the great length of our sales apd tn our patrons their goods in time f 19. O'CLOCK, 11 o’clook asin the past Instend Ried _. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. T BARKER CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALL'A, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. Y. BARKER, AUCTIONEER. HORSES, CARPIAGES, &C, DAMAGED AND SOILED, lio large lots on ‘at CARRIAGE ARNESS, HARNE: suitable for city and countr, Harness for sai She REPOS ABNESS, RIDING SADDLES, LINEN AND WOO) Horse Clothing, Lap Di re, & eat varicty and the lowest possible price: ET, 62 Warren street, corner College place. g ENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED, YOUNG AND VERY 2 destined to be a favorite: pedigree given. Private stable 17 West fourth street. “Also Park Phaeton tor sale. GECOND HAND CARRIAGE, A BREWSTER, of Twenty-ffth street. Tragenctie, city maker. BOR SHee Y y SAL™S of | Horses, EVERY ‘W&DNESDAY aND Px: AT lL O'CLOCK, TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial om every horse sold under warrantee, THIS [5 THE only auction mart in the State having the proper facilities for i large Driving Track entirel; room for examination. CAYALOGUE OF SALE ATLL O'CLOCK, coumeveing with THE GREAT EVENT, CAPTAIN GEOKGE D. (ot Bonrbon ¢ ry. FOURTH AND POSTTIVELY LAIT GREAT, EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF THE FASTEST GRELN LROITERS ND MOs? elegant SADDLE HORSES, JUST ARRIVED iro: AND COMPRISIN: SOKKEL GELDING Gs. man’s Messenger, 1544 high, minutes: brown Mare MAKION t in 3 minute: Carriages, &e., bowing horses on sal ly uuder cover and pienty of very gentle ; Curtain Coach, uear.y new. adaulette, our own inake, »p ant no top toad Wagons. METROPOLITAN N'T, No. 213 Broadway, are propared to do every uagréving aud Lithography head, consisting of RAL BUFORD, by Cole- foaled 1370: can trotin 3 by Ericsson, 15/5 high. . . sorrel Gelding Hal by Denmark, 16 high, foaled 1368: a rown Gelding H foaled 189; can variety ot 'Printng, Wood at very low rates. JANTED—A MEDIUM SIZK LIVERY STABL exohange for one of the best 2 Jersey; no encumbranc Address B. 8. box #1 Po NTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND TOP WA at be cheny tor cash. “Address, it ott Sacre Farms in New 855 miles from Madisou station, hign, foaled 197 N, by Rookwoo 4 high, Geldiag KISKK, by Norman 1969: can trot in 2:45; bay Geld- by Alexander's Bald 2: Mare CLIFTO LDHAS, by Den- led 1869, an elegant saddle and har. Gelding LOCKYL2. by Sam Patchen, 16 roan Gelding i ple, Use high, or Phaeton; n stating price, Wl. TANTED—TO A SECOND HA Depot Wagon, with bow top and curtains: must be 1967, can trov mn 2:40 mark, 15% bish, foa ness Horse; ba: brown Gelding food order and ‘weil built. Address WAGON, box jew York Post office. PRICE FOUR CENTS. : _____ COUNTRY BOARD. yt ogee eM ANTED NEAR CENTRAL alr ou rey. Address HOWARD, box 92 Post offca wat and Ake Aaa i im YOUNTRY BOARD—AT MODERATE Oost, ON A farm 18 miles from Boston, on Providence plenty of shade: iroali milk and vegetavies, airy rooms Txge carriage to and from depot, Addreas Lox Wi Fost ¢, Stoushiou, Mass. JOUNTRY ROARD WANTED—FOR TWO OR THRER months, at Flushing, L. I. by two young gentlemen; near Water preferred; Telerences required and givea? Address P. B, box 149 Herald ofiice, NOUNTRY BOARD—WITH PRIVATE FAMILY IN Woatchester, one hour from city on New York and New Haven Railroad: healthy location; comfortabio house; fruit and shade trey; near station and Sound, boating, bathing and fishing: stabling on prewises; references. Address box 65 Post office, Rye, N. Y. COUNTRY, BOARD WANTED—¥OR FAMILY OF four; good location, within one or one and a half mile of City Hall: state terms, accommodation, ae. Ad- dress M. T., box 5,438 New York Post offic ARM HOUSE, NEAR GOSHEN, ORANGE COUNTY. Good table, plenty milk and butwr: large connect ing rooms, suitable for rood sized family; terms miode- rate. Inquire at store 163 Maiden lane. ARM HOUSE, 5 HOURS’ TRAVEL, CENTRAL Railroad of New Jersey, 15 minutes First class Board, large. mountain air; magnif- cent scenery ; Address BUXTON, North Branch, Somerset ¢ N, Gee, BOARD AT $7 PER WEEK ON A FARM quarter of a mile from the seashore: rooms large; well furnished. For pacdculars adaress SIDNEY STOP. ab Bridgehampion, Suffolk county, Long Island, 7, fine coupe or inatch horse: bay Gel ing MATE, by Sam’ Parchen, 16 high, fouled 1857; Lockyer and Mate make @ fine IKF and PRIDE Alexander's Norman, 14; night, foaled 1857 and 1368 (can . and singly either can b without exception one of the mostextraordinary trotting teams to be found: bay 3 LegalTender, l6high, toaled 1809, ing AUIOORAT, by ‘Ericsson, 153 trot in 3 minutos: 1 Mambrino Patchen, 1555 high, toaled 1867, 2:85: all are warranted sound and kind, RING THs past two days this stock bag been rid- den and driven by a large number ot entice lave all expressod themselves as being more than satis- tied with the correctuess of Captain Hanna’s repre- sentation. Catatogues, with full particulars, at sale, MEDIATLY AFLER above will be disposed of SOME AND SPEEDY bay Trotting Gelding, got sali; bred in Oran o county; 15% high, 7 me, Prompt and oasy a.oriver as trotted last October im 2:58 0 lop wagon ; yle and drives without booting; his dam power and was got by a son 25: 19 sold to close th warranted soun VANTED TO PURCHASZ—A HbaVY elduings PARIS State age, weight and where to be seen. FOR A NEW TOP EXPRESS OR DELIVERY Wazon, worth $225 to any person who has tse for it; new Express Harness, hand made, $26. West Nineteenth streot. trot together in igh, foaled 169, can HY RICHARDS, by _ BOARDERS WANTED. : ST HOUSE STUYVESANT PARK, 215 EAST FIF-~ teenth street—Handsomely furnished Rooms, with $2 86 $12 PER WKRK.— Fine Rooms, with exceliont table. families it singly, at 174, 176 ‘and 173 Bleecker stecet, near OR 3 GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOMS, BREAK- at 137 Washington street, two Dlocks frem ferry? private tamily; dinner Sunday} Was a mare of great Lastin; of Ohto Kelipse and could estate of the late U, R. Johnson, an ad. BEAUTIFUL young sorrel rotting Gelding Allen Boy, got by Ethan Allen, first dam by Toronto Chie: second dam by Young Morr.l; 4s, without exception, one of the finest, satest'and most agrecable drivers ever hitched; has never been han- died but about a month last season and then showed trials in from 2:46. to 2:49; can beat 2:60 tovay, etther or to the pole,and can be driven b: OR 3 HANDSOMELY FURNISHE) COOL ROOM Pianos, fine suit, on parlor floor: superior Hoard. 4 West 8 164s high, 7 years old} ‘adison square. Twenty-sixth street. ne: TO $6 PKR WE! water: English family, 353 West Thir WITH NICE hot and cold aludy at speed; PEASANT ROOMS—TO ACCOMMODATE SIX PER- sons, can be bad at Elizabeth, N. J., five mitnutes? walk from depot. Refers to K.P. Hainpsou, Esq. 33 Cortlandt street, C, P, CHENEY, Domestic ‘paliding. fourth tloor. PUBASANT ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE OBTAINED on Ch farm house in Orange o ngey. Address J. CO) » Tur : 4, Orange count) RICHMOND TRRRACK, NEW BRIGHTON, & L—IN ) private family, Ovo large, delightful Rooms to rent, ith first clas# Board, to two or more gentlemen; boat- ternis noderaie: references exchanged. Broadway, room 1), New York, or ap- bly at Kienmond Terrace, curner’ Hamilton ‘aveous, New Brighton. QUMMER BOARD.—THE CHACPAQUA MOUNTAIN © Instituto, under the care of the Society of Friends, wil! accommodate a fow (umilies during its vacation at ale rates. Address THEODOKE Vath, Superin- Chappagia, Westchester county, N.'¥,, dt BF. FINGHAM OOUK, No 9 ine street, New York. WASTED—BoARD “AT TARRYTOWN, _ENGLE- iv wood or Kidgefleld Park, for lady, two litce girla nd oight ye: te family; state terms an GE, box ‘71 Herald off GEO By ee ng 4 A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, country Board in a private family, in or neat Whitestone or Astoria preterred. Address box 3,573 New York Post office. rs) and nurse, tn a boarding house or full particulars, Address husu't a fault nor'a vice: is sold only on account of owner's departure for Europe, and is warranted sound _ ELEGANT BLOOD bay Hambletonian Trotting Geld- ing, got by a son ot Bonner’s kd 7 yéars oll; can rot four heats inside of 2 hi amiable horse: woll up on the bit, without pulling or luggin wing inane and tail, and warranted sound and kind. FORTY TOP and no top Road Wagons, Park ana Pony Phaetons, kockaways, Victorias, Express and Business AND second hand Harness, Horse Clothing, Bridles. Whips, Hal SEVERAL OTHER Hor: ESCRIPITON at ‘ RK postponed on account of weather. ~ GREAT SACRIFICE.—ONE DOUBLE SET LIGHT Barness, three sots, h good condition, cit; EK.—PARLOR AND THIRD tloors; house well kept; table unexceptionable ; id day boarders; hall Twenty-ninth street, near Sixth WAVERLEY PLAOR, rd Everett, Lo: enue and Broadway. NEAR | BRUADWAY.— Pleasant front Rooms, $'4 and $16 ior two por- sons, with Board; transient people $2 per day; also table NO. 42 WEST.—ROOMS FOR FAMI. lies and stngfe gentlemen, at very attractive prices, y the Weok or month, with’ Board. duced from $6 to $4 per’ week. 129 EAS1,—UANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, with first class Bourd, tor families or gentiemen; all home comforts; summer’ prices; Mi class neighborhood and location; also day boarders. TU STREET, 54 EAST, NEAR MADISON SQUARE. desirous of renting, with su- TH STREET, Table Board re- 'Y, suitable for hackin; make; been used private. App! Aprivate family is verior Board, a tow handsomely furnished amily or single gentlemen; references, MADISON AVENUE.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS to les, singly or on suite, with first class Board also hall Rooms: terms very moderate for the summer; roterenices exchanged, BAST FIFCKEENTA SPREET.—FIRST AND Secoud Fioors, furnished, with Board; would suit.a party of gentlemen or gentleman and wile; terms MAD BY BREWSTER, AND IN GOOD order, tor sale cheap. Apply at DUFFY'S stables Forty-third sreet, between Third and Lexington avs. <THE FAST BLACK TROTTINO COLT BARNEY, ot by Balsora, 15% is untrained ; warrante will be gold this day (Satorday), wt Ll o'clock, & SON'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty: » Kentucky bred, old; ean beat high, 5 years THREE HORSES, + for butcher, grocer, $110; also two b xpress’ Wagons ; must sel Bayard street, grocery. UCTION SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Phaetons, Business Wagons, jobes, Saddles, ke. this day, at Il o'clock, by COLE & MURVHY, 379 Fulton street, WHS! TWENTY. FOURTH STRERT.—T0 LET. \isomely furnished iso tuble Boa 3 STRERT.—NICELY _FUR- nished Rooms to tet, with Board; terms $5 and YOUNG AND SOUND, FIT express, tarmin: " or without Board. i all im) 128, Kockaways, BAST FIFTY-LIGHTH STREK Board, Ina respectable Jowish family 7 THIRD AVENUE, 4 nowly farnisned front oom to let, entiemen, with or without Board, in a sm: vate fumily, or a man and his wile. OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND PRINTING suitable for hotels and bosrut: rices from the MT! aTABLISHMENT, No. 3! —BLEGANTLY YAU, $250; SIX-SEAT PHAETON, $200; TWO top Phaetons, half pric little uved; 10 others, ut bargains, Ww. NLY, 400 Third avenu NILEMAN GOING ABROAD WILL SELL, VERY cheap, his side bar top Road Wagon and ad light Harness. AN’S stable, 47 Great Jones street. CLION SALE—THIS DAY, AT 1044 0° 334 and 36 Wost Fourth sireet, o avenue. two Truck Horses, sold tor bill ot keep. By J. W. CAMPBELL, Jr., Auctionser, QREAT STOCK OF |KOAD AND FAMILY Horses, Road ana top W Harness, Blankets &c.; best makers, gov stable No. 6 West FLOOR.—A Phaeton, buth wo: POLITAN PX: BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE PULL Hoard, plain but substantial, with a Jewish fannit ‘Addtess MODERATION, Hora Tererences exchanged, ons, single and double ashew. Pri- DARD WANTED—BY A MARRIED COUPL: other boarders; terms not above $12 per week. Ad- dress L.. box 117 Herald Upt OARD WANTED=FOR A YOUNG COUPLE.IN A ront and back Rooms, jon, trom Fourteenth to Fit- d and Seventh avenues. th street, near Fitth ave- town Branch office, THR BRAUTIFUL BAY WORSE Young Heury. 15% bands, 6 years, cau trot in 2:50; single or double, and the best gaited horse in the state; he is Mambrino’ Kentucky stock; with @ beautiful top a W fine set single Harness, Lap Duster, Dress Blanket, Mat aud Whip; also a single seat Trotting | Wagon and Paaetor te or together. Inqul i East Fitteentn street, near Firth avenw for cash, on account ot leaving the city; also a set of fine double Harness. $175 WILL nteel family; f1 joor ; in & good tioth street, between rice for cach room. which must be low, AMERI- CAN, Herald Uptowe Branch office. i as food as lire of the coac Will sell cheap ROOM TO YOURSELF, 250., 250. AND and $2) per week uktort Howse, streets. Open T RUMMER PRICRS—LARGE AND furnished Rooms for tr: charge for privace tab: St CLASS SHIFTING top gentieman’s Road Wagon, built to order last spring. cost $4 and Franktort and William Di ‘wellth street, near University piace. EW AND SECON VARRIAGES, Coaches, ‘Clare | Barouches, four and six seat exter Whey BRANTING, MADISON AVENUB, CORNER Cighth street.—Coolest piace in the ail improvements; first class; table dl a. among my assorti Dusenbury's, viway expenses: seil low first class makers’; no Bro: Fent for, the sesso ‘at reduced price: 7RW CURLED HAIR BES IN CLEAN, Alay Room: by the week, from $3 t0 | corner Beekman aad HOTEL, CORNER BOWERY ANO treets.—2) light, airy Rooms ‘Wand 6 cents: for geutlemen only. TRY CARRIAGES t-passenger. *iX-p: soiled ana out of fash CARRIAGES ager, four and two seat VURERS' UNE {OURTEEN BREWSTER & CO, (OF BKOOME STREET) SIDE BAR AND FULL SPRING WAGONS, ‘372 and 374 Broome street, old stan’ PONY PHAETONS, Without ‘ops, at cost, to make rood Mts, equally low. ry-sixth street OR SALE—FOUR running order; will we have no ase for them. street, near Bowery, SALE-ON AC abroad, a handsomely matched ( Kentucky bred, 16% hands high. dark b and manes: have good ac: nd kind, either single or douole. {private stable 895 kighth avenne. OR SALE—SIX MULES: ALSO TWO T Wagons ; suitable tor brewer's or express com paty's use. Apply to P, LORILLARD & ©O., 16 Chainbders street, New York, or Washington and First streets, “COUNTRY BOAO. CRKERLY HOCSK, NORTHPORT, L. Le tly situated, oo the finest harbor on Long Islana: | rowing, yailin 8 ACKAULY, Propri IFF. L. L—KRS, BE. MOY, DAVIN edd and tio proved her new house on eat Tabernacle anit with of the dock, is now ready to receive ti accommodations and Boa ot Brewster & Co, | winter. by the season or class; tertis mod LADY WISHES TO TAKE A FEW SUMMER boarders in a beautiful te from the city. TRUCKS IN GOOD AY reasouabi a be seen at 21 Third in honse a short distance inquice at IW Debe vois or at Mra CURS's, 127 § wenth rtreet, Ni N AMERICAN GIRL, AGED 2. DESIRES TO EN ge Board with # pri ariat in light nouse ‘ork in consideration. Ad- rriage Team, | &>. Board can be a poipts, fine ta rectly sound | Rouse t* located at Tho ¢ BOARD, $4 TO $8 FER WREK; as and waier: guod t a five intvates trom depot, Address FASS ALC, box 136 Herald offe DELIGHTFUL NOME, ON SOUTH SHREWSB fiver: bathing. Hoard: highest rererences 14) Weat Forty fourth OARD AT LONG BRANCIt five minutes trom Mam T PASSAIC, N, J. (OR SALB—A HANDSOME KRNTUC J Mare, thoroughly woll trained ami gentle. Broad street, room 46. A FINE PAIR OF HORSES, PHAFTON and Harness. Apply at 143 Wi JOR SALE—A VE given and required. iy at | receptio bast Seventeenth | sail Doats attached dune 2B at 9 o'clock P.M., at Egbertson» | t Thirty-eigheh » ¥ STYLIAH BAY COUPE TORSF, seund and kind fn all harn can trot close tod minntes. 60 West Tenth street. f SALE=FOR WANT OF USF. PHARTON, WiTst Road Wagon, three double sete Harness, in order, well worth the attention of persens vito | to buy fine articlescheap. Apply at private s st Thirty-third strect N ELEGANT SQUARE BOX DEPOT i first class maker; soli for want nquite at the office of Sturtevant Mouse, price | & wil be opem for boa: Moderate rates L, Pach Cottage, Chelsea avenue, Long | OARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT A FARM HOU | DK, PR 100 Tor horses : Apply to Mr. ALUUTE. Wot, CALDWALL, Phi tiway to New 13 Murray strc Sullivan county, N.Y OARD—ON A FARM IN ROCKLAND COUNTY, ONE mite from depot: For particulars ealt and Fixtures of a promine ‘ood chance to bar cheap. App enth avenue, New York, VOR SALE CHEAP—TWO BLACK MARES, 16 LANDS ‘or conntry ase; also two top OAR WANTED—FUR A FAMILY PURING JULY, se, Ith mountain air or at vea shore Jorsey preterred; children have whooping cough. piano bx Wagons, IN BYERY WaY ig on the laike ; WILLOW LA® large rooms, tr first class; nine nodation for cweriag Queens county. sono t, kind and rele! 0 and diiven by a lady: has no superior asa rac r ore Wilkes brown Colt, 5 vears old, 15's land: broken to all harness aud warranted Pannie, owner's bik. @. | kind ama svune OARD ON A FARM OFERIOOKING THK UOD- frit ond steady ge frome bewt tain! SIZE CLARK nod the bhandsomest team ot kind and true, with a se iost Dev ; Blinkets, i d sharts, abd a selot To be seen at stable | HEIGNTS—Uy MILES le Harness, all in goud order. For particulars be Hudson, N.Y, OARDETS WANTED fal shade, splendid 'o New York, 4 au For reference =W illia Now York, @® address York; goot Buggy ing afa bathing, spot: terms neont JOWN Wo MOLRAS, Pur double Truck Harne BK STRAUS HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM LEX. ZX ington, Ky. with 15 young trotters, which ho offers for sale at reasonable prices. Can be seen at 3) Kast Twenty-fourth street. Dag angel NICK STYLES DEPOT | . Wagons, second hand road and top Wagons, Rock , Juing seats; four and six feet Phaetows; also @ dsome Wagonette, to carry cigat. TOM. STLV ERA Ld to 16d Kast Thiriv. first stroon aw: | nam Valley. Putiam county. 8. JOUSTRY BOARD WANTED—BETWHEN YONKERS @. FRANKLIY, box 199 fferat JOUNIRY WOARD AT TARUNTOWS =A FAME dosiratle parce good grocors Harne: good denble ti ele aod double Harness at pric An examutation of ¥, Manytac turer, airest, batweea Cuarol street aad College yites, ic MEGARAY T riges will prove it, 4) a fow minates | and French; Frenot ts the fa $12 —FiRST CLA84 HOTEL BOARD; BOATS AND- is bathing bouse free; Forest Lawa Hotel; new. Nouse, new faralture; Cold’ spring, L. L; by cars or steamer Sappho, Peck sitp. J. BANVARD, Jr, Proprietor. _____.__ SUMMER RESORTS. fy EN ETON NOTEL, HIGHLANDS, N. Jug + will be open for (he reception of yuests June 15. JAMS JENKINSON, Proprietor, A PREMIUM POF HOUSE NOW OPEN; 10 + minutes’ ride from New Rochelle depot by New Haven Railroad; delightfully situated on Sound; foo sea bathing, bouting, fishing; no chills and fever; no Rroequltoes, Ey ‘at Point or, by letter, to A. C. PLYMPTON, 29 Forty-sixtn st. corner Madison av. T THe INSTITUTE, CROTON ON HUD3ON,—DE- lightful summer Board; shade, breezy: moderate gharges: river scgnery: § minutes from depot; conven: ns. TLANTIC HOTEL, BALH, L, 1.—TRANSIENT Oit permanent Boatd, moderate prices; splendid sea bathing, bosting, Oshing; steam cars trom Greenwood stop at door every halt hour. RLLEVUE VILLA STILL HAS ROOM FOR A ERW more guests; send for circulars. Address A. kK. HAS. BROUOK, Highland. ister county, N. ¥, LMONT HALL, SCHOOLET'S MOUNTAIN, MIN- eral Springs, Norris county, N. This fashionable Summor retreat will open Juné |. Supertor aecoinma- dations for families; pare mountatn air: plenty ot ag A NATSKILL MOUNIAINS.—GRANT HOUSE, SITU. ated two mes trom the landing, with accommola ns for 300 guests. Parties wishing to engage Rooms for the season musi apply carly. For terms, &o., address A. J. GRANT, Proprietor, Catskill, N.Y. NATSRILL MOUNTAINS.—SUMMIT FILL HOUSE, one wile (rom Catskill, is now open for Boarde terms irom 85 to $1 por Wowk. temperance. P. M. GOLTCHIUS, Proprietor. AGLESWOOD | FARK HOTHL—DELIONTYULLY e shore at Perth Auiboy, N. J.+ trans by Whitehall: Liberty, Cordandt or Desbrosses. fares 25e. to S'c.; groves, lawns. fine drives, romantic Walks; mineral’ springs; bathing, boating: all th® Dopular arausomen| Roums, with first class table: terms low: como aud soe, or send for cireaar. HB. KENT, Proprietor. 26 hast Twenty-third street, Madison square, New York. NGLEWOOD, N. J.-TO RENT, FULLY FUR- nishet, for season or year, a flue Cottage House, near bagiewood depot; coutuiny l) rooms, aul in goud order: stables, one acre, large lawn, with pleny of shade growing: garden im spleudid condition can give fumediate possession; terms reasonable. Address D-, box 142 Post office, Englewood, N. J. DGCOMB HOUSK, NEW LONDON HARBO: the Sound; 4% hours from New York: gas, te! Dathing, fishing, sailing: no mosquitoes: $3 per day to $% per week. Circulars Address Post office, Lonaon in. ARL CUTTAGE, NEWPORT, R DELIGNT. thing beach ; Jers; first class ac. Commodation. Address box 26) Newport (i. 1.) Pos ome g EN HOUSE, NEW HAMPSUIRE.—THIS Favor. tle resort open trom June 17 t October L 187. Wao MILLIKEN, Prope: OTKL FENIMORE, COOPERSTOWN, N,¥., open for the season. JAMES BUNYAN, Proprictor. Ne Mont Face Honas, Suspenston Brig. is Tale house w now csen ang ve asual inducemonis to tourists; torms $3 per dat, $1) tu $15 per week Gage designed for the Moat Bugie should be checked to Suspension Bridge. Adress ALY XANDGR & TRRRMLL, ension Bridi Pare, GOING TO THe COUNTRY SHOULD LEAVE THEIR DIRKCTION AT THR OFFI) OF THE KVEMING TELNGRA 2 ANN STRERT, AND HAVE A COPY OF 1 St RDITION With ALL THR LATEST Ni Ws, SENT TO ANY ADDRESS IN THE UNITED STATES OR CANADA FOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH. POST PREPAID. IYER VIEW.—PLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD “tabie : extensive Lawn, witb pienty of shade: prices to suit the Gunes Address TAFT HUUSK, Cornwall, oo Hudson, N.Y. Revse HILL HOTEL, NORTHAMPTON, MASS — “ar qdige ot Ameriea.”'—Jonny Lind, Open May t; sonatiie nt ROSELL, HOUSE. Tx THE Cats above the level ef the Hudson. daily mail and stages to, outs jor spring: (all of sean sree ILLS, 907 PRET Board $8 per week; voats and ears Apply terms great indacer imp for °F onrtst ad tro to J. M. RUSSELL, Potter's Holiow, Albany county, New York. JUMMER BOARD.—PERSONS DESIRING SUMMER sinmodated by applying to GEO. WYNKOOP. Palenviile, Greene county, N. ¥ This . toot of the Catskill Mountains, 3s miles from the ( Mountain Flowse. Trout fishing, tresh fruite, milk, butter, &e sonable. For further information aditross apply at the office of the Atlantic 02 Company, No. 51 Wall strect (cormer Willi oe New York: at 185 Willow street, ooklyu, and at & Jackson's, 49 Newark avenue, Jersey City, or r iW 8 it @ib® HOTEL, AMITYVILLE, OVER. looking the great Soutt Bay, ig now open for the Teaneste: Kod hoatag. biting and fisting: » the house for the accommod:tion Ol guents, Qen001 Y's MOUNTAIN SYMINARY, NEW IB SEY, cers trom the 25 moderate riers. LAWKANCE H. HUNT, Prope JVRING HOURE, RICHFIPLD SPRINGS —OCENED by FB. PROCTOR, propr lobrated sulphur bathing resort. Those dest rvoms please atiress Bits, Pith Avenue si JER? HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, Is nowopen, ‘Throuweh tinkets and batvaxe checked from New Tor! by Central Railroad from James siip at3 A.M. aut ¥, M.. and Thirty-fourth treat, 9:10 A, M. and 4:10 P.M; ajv by Southerd Kailroad, from Reoseveit street, Sew York, at3.43 A.M, aud 3:15 P.M, D. 8s, SAMMIS, Propetotor. ATLANTIC PAVITAION, J Now open. "his ta andy Hook, ou collar and iar. ample stebling for horses and carrisges; steamboats morning and afternoon tron Franklin street wad pier No. 5 North River, Thamatat for past (avors, We hope to merit their continaance, THOMPSON & WALLING. (Pus UNITED STATES HOTHE, AT FAR Booka way, L. 1, is how open for the recaption of gists. M. MULRY, Proprietor ik AGA ORniZe Tov. WHAT TI. Martha's Vinevard, wi.) br again open er Boarders; terms (rom $5 to $8 r Su APHOUSAND ISLAND WOUSR, ALEXANDRIA Bay, N. ¥.. on the River St. Lawrence, Ig the imine: diate vicinity of the Thousand islands Open Jug: 17a; fine boating, fishing and neantiftl scenery. Sead tor guide book to STAPLES & NOTT, Managers, WK Foss HOTKE, AT FAR ROCKAWAY, TS NOW open for the reception ot gassts, amd will rewmate open tor the remainder of the season. J. FOSS, Proprictor_ pe D STATES ROTH! RARATOOA ararees ‘Vill opon for reception of gaeats Jang 1, 1975. MARVIN, Vropriewor. Diayrawms of sent a0 application, instttutR-POR YOUNG LADIR# AND J Misses; boarding and day school baum, tuglish gee me per 1,527 and 1,629 Spruce streak Pitiadein!s