The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1875, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 14,239. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Finst Soar Tb sleen, STROLOGY—SKconn Pa i abhs We Pa eas eaten ARDERS WANTED—Exevertu Pace—Fourth eolamn. WANTED—Exevestn Pac G anodith' REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE—Ssconp Pace— USINESS OPPORTUNITIES Niven Paar. EY KE SS NOTICES Sevusra Pagr—sixth column, er Fema ESTATE FOR SALE—Suconp Pacs—Firet curitics maND SALESMEN—Twerrmm Pace—Fifth and ixth columns. CLOTHING SE LEVENTH Pacr—Sixth colamn. COACHMEN AND GAKDENERS—Iweirts Pacr—Sixth column, COASTWISE SERAMEETPN—-Gocene Pace—Fourth and RSHIPS—Niwen Paar. el ‘Mmy JOARD—ELEraNTH PaGe—Fourth and fifth col- HVENTH Peane-feceae column, Eu WELLING. HOUSES TO LET, ED—Seconp Pagk—Second column, BU UROPEAN” TLAMSILPS—-SEcOND Pace—Fourth col- ROPE E—Etxventa PAGk—Fifth column, Exe Fiat Page—Third column, INT Sar ALE: Third column. FURNISHED ROOMS | AND" APART ox Pagr—Second and third pail FURNITURE—Seconp Pace—Rixth column, GERMAN ADVERTISEMENTS—Evevents Pace—Sixth HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Tweurrn PaGr—Fitth col- umn. HELP WANTED—MALE! columns. HOTELS—E.eventit Ligeti column. HOUSES, tienes a0, WA coli: IN! FeTTo Brevny 1 PAGe: roe er JERI CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON. CLEY BERGEN BEAL ESTATE FOR ek —Firet cobuini LEcTvie + SHARON" Vins, Pacr—Fifth column, pay are FOUND—Finst Pace: Acute ERY—Etuventy PA third column. ARBLE MANTELS Sv » PAGe—Sixth column, DICAL—Skcoxp Page—Sixth coluni eS ISCELLANEOUS ying ERTISEMENTS—Textn Pace— column. MISCELLANEOUS—Evevexrn Pacr—Third column. CAL—Exeventn Paue—Second column. EW ye TS pte —Sry ERSON Al PIANOPOMTES, mORGA ie OFFICE NOTICE—Finst PAGr—Third column. Ri * cut ba -—Bixth column. ALS—Eueventu Pace—Third column. eres wie SITU ee. ae ANTED—FEMALES— B—Fifth e¢ Tween olun imide’ Yott os THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO Pace—First column. T—Sec REAL ESTATE ete EXCHANGE—Sxcoxp PAce—First ‘and secon ns. REAL ESTATE WASTED arcon rae RDS—Finst Page—Second LES F AUCTION rr Cart WANTE) MALES—Tweirrn First, secant. third, fourth and fifth columns. SITUA’ ATION WANTE! AGk—Second column. column. MEK RESORTS—EtevestH Pacr—Fitth column, E TRADES Eurvestu Pact Sixth column, HE, a eB Page—Fourth colun ari ‘ou T FOR tel ba ESS PC RPOSES—Sxcop Pace— Second colut basil hal GUIDE—Secoxp Pace—Fifth and sixth 0 oxrGRNIsIFED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— wD PAcr—Third column. Sxco! wae JEWELRY, 4C.—Kieverta Pace—Third col- WeatciizgTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR 8ALE OR TO LET—Seconn Pack—First column, gases; STEAMBOATS, & BENNETT BU BUILDING. pees BUILDING. A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET. DIRECTORY. Rooms. BASEMENT, im Sista, Gentlemen S arish ayre, Gentlemen's Puruishi W. Smith, Le ae Thomas N Lyaek, Wines. win L. Trion, Clyars. S—A. B. Davenport, Hintter. 6—Beum & Friedman, Tailorg, PIRST “STORY. Uniet. Very eligibles ie B RY, and Tnturamee. ee fee arti & Sohn Fyne, Lawyer, eal Estate. ry, Lawy J.E, Ludden, Lawyer Sx Rorthwestern Lite Insurance Cerpanyy 8. Benedict, Age 7—Homer galbou Lawyer. Erastus Cooke, Lawyer. Francis B. McKewan, Lawyer, WilWen Cooke: Law ser. Nathaniel 8. Smith, Lawyer, eoAlvert Gard: bewyer John Fowler, JF., Lawyer. Chamber of Life Insurance, OIG Carlton 7. Lewis, secretary. 12—MeCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers. 13—Cook & Nassau, Laws: HL B. Ferguson, Lawye Cavanaugh, Lawyer. aa We! Weld, Laney International Colgetivn Asvortatites 4 rrickson, Lai THIRD STORY, 1) Judge Sutheri 25K, M. Scott, Lu ‘& Bonynge, an & Bonynge; Sten rerapt loomer, Beal Estate. , oe bond se oar ey Fellows, Lawy ors J. Aitken, Lawyer. BW, ©. Traphiagen, Lawyer. ©, Matthews, Lawyer. HL. Ryan, Lawyer. “T. Gardaer, Lavy er. 6, Wilson, Lawyer. danger Rapes L Ww. he —Frani Jom Wikinvon & Peter, Trustees of Ectate of White. 31) Harrison & Strong, Lawse 42 John Cotter, Stenographer. KE. Woodruff, mt 4—W_ R. Bergholz, Civil Engineer. Peinani und Portehester Railroad Company. YOURTH STORY. 1—Thornton & Earle, Lawyers. 2} Rdgar Ketcham, Heglster in Bankruptcy. dicar Ketchum, Jr, Lawyer. ry We 8, sult a yel Bi. Puehrer. Lawyer. jan American Manufacturing Company, D. T. Gard- President. Wetter & ‘Schenck, Lawyers rien, Lawyer. ‘awyer. O—Chauncey Shatter, Lawyer, ooh Giver Lewyor Fred. W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellon, Lockwood & Crosby, Lawyers. Hie Buller, Lawyer. FIPTH STORY, 1—L, Skidmore, Lawyer. John D. Chut Sy Waban Bank Reeeiver. jeman & nog Lawyers. 4 Ctaternainal i Stisning Company. 7—¥iteh & Fitch, Lawyers, G, Fuller, Lawyei S--Hescall 4 Stet 34} Walsh, Halbert & Eckerson, Lawyers, SIXTH STORY. 1—John Townshend, Lawyer. ‘A, Nicholson. Win. Coventry, H. Waddell, General Assignce im Bank- ruptey, net of Congress of 1841, QR. Logan, Scotch Granite Monuments, &o vpenter, Lawyer, Lawy r, Lawyer. Jefferson Clark, Lawyer. $ John L. Kni M F. Eller, 9 ©. A, Lane, Lawyer. Bmith & Dean he att Surveyors, . W. st ‘Lawyer. Barrow, Lawyer. Fenton Rockwell. Lawyer. J. A, Lydecker, fen! Kxtate. ©. B. Lydecker, Lawyer, j Henry A. Uildersieeve, Lawyer. $G, K, Carrington, Lawyer: U. W. Tompkins, Lawyer. T. H. Milner, Lawyer. Two Pasonger ‘elevators running all tne trne _ PERSONAL, — eer ae W.—bO NOT COMM, WILL BE ATP’ ‘ARAC AGE Es Thursday. MB. J[XFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS QUELTER, by his sister Annie: Quelter, when last heard from, was at Rutherfurd Park: NJ. about two years ago. Any tu, formation will be thankfully recet y his sister, ANNIE UBLTER, at the Spingler House, corner Fourteenth street, jew Yor! RS. BELLA WGREGOR—STAY D IN TOWN EX: Mivrcesty to vee you and will 12 0’elock until 2P. Merdon't fail. MeGREGOR, A 1, IN THE EM- 22 Broad street, loft her home during # temporary de- j the is 28 years of nao, slender build, lnrge brown eves, dark brown hair, aks but Httle English, but Italian Tny information of her, wh uploxton; whe eh Auently, will bo hankfully received and the re: of Jars will be paid by DOMENICO GIANN Broad street. Garerpay arr Lady logked back and ear pointing "at Herald, Write me Palos or where I ¢an write or meet you. Address B. 8., box 5,308 New York Vont office, Lost AND FOUND. for its recovory by EUGENB KELLY & U0. 45 Ex. anae place. SHED AND UN- ‘5 TO LET—Src- ‘S—TwrieTa Pace—Sixth column. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Pace—Fourth and \TED—ELeventn Page—Fifth LOST AND FOUND. | ost—ONn SATURDAY AFTERNOON, INST, L Ope nm Atlantic dock, Broo! SgifTHt INST. York, one package of Pepore, 7 ad ry yall account a lun , &C-—Piust’ Page—Third col- S—Twerrta Pace—Fifth srectaL NOTICES—Finst Pace—Second and third col- wins. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &¢.—Finst Pace—Fourth C.—First Pace—Fifth column. ticed party on other side of OST—A STONE CAMEO EARRING, REWARD, PAID EW YORK, TUESDAY, AUGU T 17, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET ooo — rtion of Watch as ‘are written in Portu, rewarded by leaving the same at TONS a BidNanDs, Ship Chandlers, #4 Front street. New York OBT—A, BUNCH OF KEYS: “ONE FIRE KEY, NO. 742. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returnin 1¢ to Police station, = ‘sida nn on ‘Twentieth street, between Sevent: B Fig eng ned AUGUST 16, 1875, GOING FROM foot of Liberty street to foot of Hurling slip, Package, containg $35 and vouchers, property of u poo Find: Sr wil terovardedtereminine ee tens 2 Liberty street. PM GMUITE SPITZ OG, NAMED. RITA, “ON ast. Five JAMES WILLCOX: No. 6 East Eighty fourhamae ee Tite FROM THE SLEEPING CAR AT ROCHESTER, a penenn 1g and 1 ovelock, Paturday night, August 14, 6 nan’s travelling Sate fo'G. W. BIGGS. 63 Caunon Mow You, vill seoctre’s liberal reward and no questions asked. New York, will receive @ REWARDs. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR $1 ihe ccare Giieiins Gnene Jee RD, OR express wagon yestel ‘aftern market. from Ricket’s to No. 3 Jefferson 6 REWARD.—LOST OR SOL! EN, ON THE 20TH $ 20 of July, a small Black at name of Dick. | The above ‘ead bring avenue, No Dog; answers to the Ibe paid to whoever he dog to the corner of 131et street and Fourth juestions asked, 50 REWARD.—LOST OVERBOARD FROM THE Coney Island boat Arrowsinith on Sunday afternoon, Chaton ney, 14 years of age, dressed in dark clothes, bl an huir; an anchor tattooed in India ink om ight arm, person delivering his body at Michael Duty's undertaking exabiitkmens Go ceenseee street, will reoelve the above reward. Nea FALLS “SUNDA FARR TO NIAGARA, 80 25, SARITOGA, $6 50, ey tee * ‘et am + eee * * ee, ; Poe ** YORK a * *.* 2 * HERALD, @ * nd Bate Oye et *ey%,* wg gt a tat a* “9 a ** NIAGARA FALLS, $0 25, BARATOGA, $6 50, QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA FALLS, FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD. THR URRALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING | EXPRESS TRAIN will make ie eat ee m NEW YORK to NIAGARA FALLS and SUSP’ BHIDGE every Sunday morning, Tia Hadeoa Riverand New Sark Content’ Ralisoad, the Grand Central depot at 2:30 o'clock. Actual running time 10 hours and the rate of speed 50 milex per honr, arci ing at the Falls at forty ininutes past one in the afternoon, Attached to this train will be passenger coaches: also a W AK: hor sleeping coach, ready at 11° o'clock every Saturday ni Butsangors:by ‘thie train can readh Chicago al o'dock Monday morning, via the Lake Shore and Michigan South- eis road, by connection at Buffalo, thereby saving 24 hours’ time Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs can arrive there at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, remain 11 hours at the Springs and veturn by the 10:47 train Bi arriving in New York at 7 o'clock Monday morning. ‘A limited number of Tickets will be fold, and can be ob- tained only at the Herald office or on the trafn, ULAR FARE OHARGED. NO EXTRAS, XB —For particulars and time tuble soe adve¥tisement under heading TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. SPECIAL NOTICE, ¢ purchased through to Saratoga. ald Frat to Schenectady, where carriages will be 1g to convey passengers to Saratoga, arriving there in lime for breakfast. Fare from New York, including « sees. drive of 20 miles through the country, Clore dpasecitin’ made at Batters by fall for. talks George, Laxerne and Sehroon, arriving there before noon. (A. MILLION DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY BY THE MONTPELIER FEMALE. ILUMANE ASSOCIATION, AT ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA, OX THURSDAY, § SEETEMDER 90, 1875. 22,178 CASH GIFTS, wT Number ef tickets, 100,006. Price of tickets, Whole tickets, $20; halves, $ 3 eighths, $230; Bve and one-half tickets for p10 05 Eleven tickets for $200. Orders may be addressed to Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, Presiden x Va. or Fo METCALFE, ‘Genera Agent, 82 ace dork: Bost atice box 44 Send for descriptive circular. DRAWING ABSOLUTE OR MONEY REFUNDED. "s Orricr, } Jaly 3, 174.5 It affords me pleasure to say that I am’ well acu with wlarge majority of the officers, of the M male Humane Asx who reside in the ¥ home, and Tatiest. thelr intelligence and. the ha high reputation as gentlemen, as well as the pubiie conf. dence, influence and mubstantial means liberally represented among them, _L, RENPER, Governor Virginia. CHANCE POR A F ONLY A SMALL INVESTMENT REQUIRED. KENTOCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION, DRAWS SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 $300,000 IN CASH 000,000 fie Separtsusnte of spamutactare, bottling sive Rights. iu desirable territory. « MATTHEWS. First avenues Twealy-atzite and. Twenty-seve enth streets, New York A ISAAC G. BOYCE, + public, commissione| courts of the State and United States. A COLOGNE More profit Sprays at W. in than selling papers. Re AnbeBiaty BROUGHT BY INDISCRETIONS + and all kindred diseases of men speedily and radically by HENRY A. DARIEL, MD. 144. Lexington i t. "Office hours from ¥ to 8. DVICE PREE.—DISEASES more hinportant medical hervons and general debility tions and diseases of the kidieys effect O'URIEN, M.D. among, the. oldest graduates Nedieal Des ree Univer ice entrance, No, 6 City Tull ninee oF 20 Centre strect, OF MEN AND THE OFFIC! TAL “DRAWINGS OF THE. K ENTUCKY te and Shelby College Lotteries. ReNTUC ee, ae, TzI—avaust 16, 1875 1 90 FB MisPl Bo eater ction CO. M ‘Cort Post ofice box 2,751, New York wnt coington EMERSON CO, AGENTS FOR Kentneky State Lottes Gia ant — Royal Havana Lottery, n 7 da Number Lottery, dri addressin| office hox f _ Office how A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY . Royal Saxon Government Lottery. Bronswiek Government Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery. Kentucky State Lottery. THEODUR ZgcTOc Tt, 116 Naseau street, Post office box ‘ IREARES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAT, and Surgical Cases a speciality, HENRY A. DAN. TELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, Office hours from ¥ to 8, BS ae ANA LOTTERY.—#510,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 inex} draving 4 August 90, ele Ciren- iurs of information free, J. i. MANTIS ankers, 10 Wall street, rear Niecments New York. * Post ofice box 5, -OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUC Btato Lotteries SIMMONS, DI RENTUCKY FXTRA CLAS 4, 52, 5, 47, 26, 50, wh a 4 H RESTECKY, Chass No. ~kvarst 16, 1875, 71, 8, 62, 6, 63, BH, 75, 16, 8, distribution of the Rentaek plan, to be drawn August drawn August 14.) Full lnformation Biving to oF addres ng J CLUTE, Authorized "Agent pr roadway, or P.O. be OMT STEAM. LAUNDRY, 292 Bal ‘Thirty-sixth street.—Goods ealled for and ‘ieliveredy ‘ahirts, 126, ; collars, Se. ; pieces, $1 per dos, ; evtablished 1854, ONE Te avn erar nee IPS T oY eT TMT Cry ioge SITS ore Leta Om tag Eee Sat = SPECIAL NOTICES. prronranr NOTICE TO BROKERS, BANKERS AND BUSINESS MEN. “THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS.” AND APTER WE: QUOTATIONS LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE BE PUBLISHED IN FIRST EDITION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM, AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY, BE FOUND ©: THE NEWS &TANDS PRON? OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREFT, OR SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK. LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE THE EVENING TELEGRAM, <0, 2 ANN STREET THERALD BUILDING). OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Royal Saxon Government Lottery, Bionewiek Government Lottery, Hamburg ¢ ns WA ANN _ Port office box 8,316, 1. HAVANA , LOTTERY. 000 dletribnted in prizes every 15 days, Next drawing August 30. foo €0., Bankers ad led cast Bonk Billa. Doubloons and Uov- 11 Wall street, New York USK. ‘ALOOSA SCIENTIFIC AND ART ASSOCIATION, lature of Alabama, February 3, 1866, for twenty-five years, Ometal distribution Uf aw WEDNESDAY, conformity with ie esriaons of the charter, Chartered by the Ley arda, drawn at Mobile, Ala. August 11, 1875, in S481: 324) tickets ending with the figure 8 are enti- tled to an award of $10, Tate bei our hands and seals, at Mobile, Ala., Sit co YH YOORHEES, } Comm To CHAS. DE VAUX. egister. The next distribution of September, 1875, mo WHOM IT MAY having dresses or iste arr eas street will'do well to call and redeem them, as I will them within the next three daye, wards shall take place on 8th of "os Spiing street. HE BEST PLACE IN HAYE your. Vrintiug done is, at, the METROPOLITAN DIINTENG IMENT, 218 Broadway, because, with the ex- tensive facilities the office possesses, work is done there at the lowest rates, and with great promptness. $50.000 4 draws August HAVANA LOTTERY draws Angust #0, Cap- rize $100,000; 0 to be dis: ited. Tickets $20, Prizes cashed 1.000 to be ‘distribute $300.0 000. ‘A foyr lucky tickets on hand. 00) eapital prize. Can be bought at this lucky office, Pepi LIN & CO, $510,000, ATE LOTTERY. Stationers und General dents 3 tati and General Agents, wo iberts street, New York, PIANOFORTES, BRILLIANT TONED 7!5 corner pee Deemer Brot OCTAVE FOUR ROU s Fosewood Pianoforte for s a Wi sical Cabinet and Box for ship $600, for #200; Modern Paintings, Bronzes. Call’at private residence 120 West PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR F Pianoforte at a sacritice: earved four round rosewood ith créraring Plano, having Sil leprovementh, wed 'T months has printed guarantee, ill for shipping; a 1 five story worth si ‘parte edriom Suits for lees than half cos = z od ‘stone private resi Series Plane, #17: dence No. iW PRIVATE FAMILY - gant four round Br fice, a brilliant, toned 74 I) agraffe, overstrang bass, ie all Improvements, printed guarantee bill of sale, cost $870, for 2M. N. Rtool. Cover: Box for ship) rved rosewood ing. Also two Parlor and one jay or week at private residence oT eose 2oth street, near Broadway. BEAUTIFUL celebrated make: ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAY AD rly new, with Cover and , between 2d and PTIANOPORTE WAREROOMS and manufactory, corner Twenty-first street, and Sec- assortment of first class Plandfortes: sale on reasonable terms; « few Vianos bat little ascd at great bargains, —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, Pianos of our own make ; also second hand Pianos, in perfect order. ’ CO., No, 112 Fifth avenue, above Sixteenth street. — AND GRAND for nale a number of BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR $75; A STEINWAY Planoforte, raund corners, carved legs; every im want: little used: great sacrifice, for cash, J. BIDDL ley place, near Broadway. CLOSING OUT SALK.— order administrator . \ with ail. latent teipravements . H68 Bleecker street, Traxoronr Pianos of vari ERING teenth street, between Broadway nnd Pith avenve. HOICE soe . second hand, at astonishingly low prices for cash, on WATERS & SON: instalments, or to rent. 481 Broadway. SEVEN OCTAY! Mason & Harlin Organ, $40; Prince Orga! seven octave Piano, Fourteenth street, rae myier t Third street, between Bowery ett 18 OF PIANOFORTES WILL FIND frites from i it to thelt Interest to obta RINTING M ETROPOLITAN before hav ing their printing done elsewher close at this office fa we lows:—On Tue: Wednesday at ao A.M. 2, by Baturdar at I. JAMES, Posthvaster. SPORTING—DOGS, Binns, £e DORP, 8. 1875, YEA VIEW PARK, 1D Sweepstakes on Au Auust, day, 18th of off at Prank Brocklya, ‘Tuesday, 24th of Augus aud under. finet Prize, $40; see UCRION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD. BEVERY morning and evening at JOHNSON'S Pool Room, cor- ner of Broadway and Twenty-elghth street, on the running so every afternoon on the Sree races at Saratoga Koehester and Bult Full return Union Telegraph « ‘eatroom). Fr M. All orders attended to pri APUB THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE LONG Inland Yacht Club will come off at the Club House, foot Seu eu, treet, South Brooklyn, on Wedue A take race will come Bates’? foot of Thirtyeventh ‘street, South gente all yochts, 25 eek meee pty, "Nov connection with any other pool room, | N, ‘Two French pool indicators be open on each race during tho Sas aretogs wi i. & T. JOHNSON. AUCTION AND FREN H POOLS SOLD MORN- ning at THOMAS’ Exchange, 1,23) Brond- Hm Running Races; full returns by tele- graph, Particular attention paid to orders by Senger, French Pools open until 12. A.M. OLIVER L. MA A Ugrion AND PRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW 4\ York Turf Exchange on the trots through the week, have the result of each heat as soon as dec! t Uttea every day ave charge of the French Pools on the track, and will ‘ded. KELLY, BLISS & CO. AY OTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY morning and evening, at the New York Turf Exchange, an the races at Saratoga, pen at 6 A. M., close at 12 M. Kreneh. pools o Particular attention paid to orders Fs Dy mail or massen Gp Raroca RACES, 875. SECON: D MEETING, TUESDAY, Angust 10. re Aug ORATOR RDA August 14. TUE w.4 Trot MORIISSEY, Lessee, ©, Wararty, Secretary BAY, AN RSI iY A i August 19, hae ys i Mer dng PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, e unsurpassed facilites for doing ali ith unusual promptness and at mgde kinds of Print prices, UCTION HOUSE OF VA 110 and 112 BAST Wire NEAR FOURTIE RTH AV REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, ‘On every horse that is warranted sound, or kind and true in harness, from one to three days given to test warrantees, CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (TUESDAY'S) SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK, BLACK MARE, BLACK ROSE, years ol land trae in yery stylish ; trots better than three minutes, arranted sound. and it POLE AND SHAFTS, HORSE nox Arst clans rokdster and SET ADE HARN Tor ae AWAGOS, crosi “MAtCiLED TEAM, SPOTTED Colling and.white horse Gray Prince, 15!¢ true in all’hi from vice : superior roadsters; can trot better than 2:30 igi Tyund are free and plensant drivers. set LIGHT “poUnLE NESS AND VAGOR, WTI POLE AND. SITAPTS, YY, 15 HANDS HIGH, 7 d true in all harness ; free from vice 3 fears, nothin ; trots in 3 minut Also net I Tirness and Sand 9 years old; kind an ray mae we ERLE ‘old: king without t nd. AD WAGON. BUILT BY C GRAP HORSE’ EDGAR, 15 way old; kind and true in all harness; froe from vice; su- perior under the saddle; a first class horse for gentle- man’s road use, and warranted sound. Also set Har- and AD WAGON IN GOOD ORDER, RO. 5 DAPPLE BROWN HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS free from’ vies; very r horse for coupe or rarrantea gonad. Kind and trne in all harn inn wn ser Fine Gove NE LANDAULE' IN Woop ORDERS sonnit 4 TROTTING HORSE, ETHAN ALLEN STOCK, hands high, years ‘old; kind and tro 1h ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW. BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS IIL Man ELEGANT E EX has Pole and Shafts. GRAY, TROTTING HORSE “ORIPP" 18 HANDS, THIGH, tru 1 harness; free from any day and is 0 ni ® years old; kind and ‘viee; can trot better tha first class roadster; also TOP WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, and true 4 horse for general use, GROCERS TOP WAGON. DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, old, kind and true in all ww family drivi Tor VON Fil tans BL LITTLE jen No Tor PONY PH TC SEVERAL OTHEICHORSES, DESCRIPTIONS TIME OF Top und no top Road Wagons, Phactons, Rockaways, Top Business 2 es, Ke. a superio 1,7 YEARS OLD; KIND and true in all harness; free from vice Jer; free and stylish driver: fears nothin WAY & superior coupe or family carriage horse; also set TENS! ON Tor PHAETON, NEARLY NEW; 4 HANDS ILGH, 6 YEARS OLD, KIND ‘all harness, free from vice; an excellent HANDS HIGH, 7 YRARS ness, free from vice; ® ood. traveller, free and pleasant driver; « superior nivo set Harness, and ‘¥,15 HANDS HIGH, 7 I harness, free from vies or fast traveller; one of the ‘ity, and E soi T “TIFFANY SAND Wrst OF W. JENKINS, AUC TO WILL SELL: Are Orckod x. KOON, tie STOCK OF GEORGE W. MANTL ae THE FINE: years old and ful horse Volunteer. ago, and last fall rhe used for speed since, his railroad interest, mare will mi andsomes dd show a 2:44 Ween N in every respect. ‘Two very fine leather shifting top Wagons; also one with pole ahd chafte, one very fine top Pony Phaeton, , one L- ay Trotting Wag f very fine lig Harness, one hogskin ine no top Pony P sets fine single I 4s, TWO Kets Harness, one very fing set. C Saddle, one Boy's Saddle, Blankets, Whips, &e: The above stock will be sold, this Gay, ral highest bidder. street, will receive prompt attention 1E “Also, the dapple-brown Hambletonian Mare Lady Maud, 5 1153, high by the Sdabrated Mr, Mantio hes been away ¢ he thinks, with py er mark low down, mare in the city or S rain or shine, without ae Horses, Niclted, Ali communi dressed to the office of Auctioneer, No. U East death of my husband. FOR SALE, A VERY STYLISH BAY MARE, FIT forany gentleman's business; warranted to ¢ inile in better than 2:50; also w very handsome Canadian ; they are both warranted sound; three days’ trial al- lowed. Apply at 349 Bowery, Must ‘be sold through tho 5, WAVING SOLD his park ¥ HIS CARRIAGE ton, pole and shafts, to x CLARENCE, EQUAL TO NEW; TWO NEW LAN. daulets, Just finished in the best m: Sion top Phasions, coupe Rockuways, ten others: 3 _PTENKY, 400 Thi ¥ A. Sali his Hlorsen Corslages and Hlarsess. af 0 great racti- fice. Among them will be found good steppers, young, sound and kind; satisfactory guarantee gi ndsome extension top Phaeton, one top Pon: double and single Harness, all private stable 39 Bast Twelf ity place. AOR SALE—AT LOW FIGUR) Top Wagon, pole and shaft ven; two top Bug: street, between . ONE FULL SPRING “ono side bar Top, one pon: Phaeton, one fine double and two single Harnesses, at pri- vate stable No, 4 West Ninetcenth street, + for acoal cart, truck, Mudeon, \ —AN IRON GRAY HOR Ly ad ‘oar! SUITABLE ii ex, sound and kind; no von oe ‘Ss’ Harrison street, A =FOR SALE—A BROWN HORSE, JA. high, 7 years aids warranted sonnd and kin Phaeton, only used two weeks: fine Harness must be wot price #900, GORDON'S stable, Nos. 3 and 5 teenth street. LAR x , tig Hambletontan Hore. fly; a rare chance, JAY WEDNESDAY, ALG MAJOR CHAS. op ney RE F TROTTERS, Roadsters SS und Work Horses; Harner. de. 0 FAMILY, Pi SIN DAR LADY'S AH RI G. Tor 4A. order, cost. $400, for Ler Tages, taken in exchange; Depot Wagons. ii FINE COUP are Kd; two pvtaihe ood trial given, Call at 400 Grand st wo da} BE, SOUND, FAST AND able for road, turf or fe 79 Cedar street, PHAETO: several sec AM. Bron ay cand Pout : MORSE, Bi BRIGHT BAY, 15.3 nian, HANDS Hci, py SALE CHEAP, TWO_ ELEGA . 4 hands high, 6 and 7, years Mares, 15 sed by a tady in inthe elty and tet of No, 362 pvenuog. nearly new. tia inp nth street, between Fire ‘snd Becond HORSES, CARRIAGES, &(, UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH, JOHNSTON (ate Jobnston & Van Tassel), THE MORSE, AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE, 19 TO THIRTEENTH STREET, nose University pla REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND — CAR- BA eLOe jag ERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT rig 24 HOURS TO 8 DAYS’ TRIAL ON HORSES WARRANTED SOUND. PARTIAL CATALOGUE, oF Hee DAY'S (TUESDAY) ve ELEGANT BAY ROAN MAR Sade, Wears Masia ii Narnia: fone Pose tan ee oie dic; an excellent road or family inare; wax rained by present owner; can trot a mile in three minutes; 46 without fwult and thoroughly reliable for any se; warranted sound. SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by J. B. Brew- ELEGANT SORREL COUPE MARE, 16 hands, 9 y¢ Acind in all barn Bae from vice; a ne, traveller; is very hand: does not sh; be driven by any one: ls not afraid of locom anything else, and isin every respect rg mye es nily horse; warranted soun rant v TCTORIA, in good order, by Quimby & Co. BLACK ROAN MARE, 154% hands. 6 years; kind in all harness und under saddle; free from vice; is very satylisht can trot in 3 minutes: was raised by the sent owner; has not a trick or y has trotted {iuarter mie fn $7 seconds without any training In ever} Tespest a first class roadster, BuRGAs ws Weed Eros. BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly Bros. BLACK MULE 14 hands, 8 years: kind and ierue in oll harness: w first class worker; weighs 7 084 Tbs. 5 ood and handy f for any use; warranted pound, ‘TOP On aRd¢ GON, built to ae vueany ne new, Ae Ellis & Co. TRON GRAY H¢ nds, 8 years; an excel- lent ‘wake Heres! ia ae ee en ie ee cern.te pay € ag ses and keep. RTAIN ‘CH, Ta ood order, by J. B. Brewster & ratsed in Kentncky, 16 hands, 7 harness: free froin vice; a fh y ver; not afraid of anything: any one” can drive him’ « thoroughly reltable family F wa ELEGANT JERSEY WAGON. in good order, by Wood Brothers. COUPE ‘ESTABLISHIMENT—Biack Horse, 16 hands, 9 years; kind in ness; free from vice; an ex- Zatlenh, yellaple: horse te ‘every way for any use; Rot afraid of anfthing; any one ean drive him, ser COPE HARNESS, in ood order. ROUND FRONT COUPE. in good BLACK TROTTING HORSE 0.” 194 hands high, 9 years: kind fn all harness; free from Viee; can trot a ‘mile in 3 minutes; does not shy or pull; ‘any one can drive him; every way thoroughly reliuble; one of the finest roadaters in the country; sold only for want of use, TOP SB. ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by George PONY TURNOUT.—Rtack Pon Horse, 14 hands, 9 years; kind in all harness; free from vice; hus been Used exclusively by women and children: a perfoct Fel; every way reliable; warranted sound. CANOPY N, nearly new; set Harness, ‘ee. TWENTY, FIVEE OTHER HORSES? description time of LARA! a VARIETY Gi Cc. 1 eon, Wi ARCH SOUNSTONE 3 rt, 19 to 25 Thirteenth street, near University place. W: ather never interferes with our SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK. —FOR SALE, THREE YOUNG, SOUND HORSES, suftadle for any business purpose: also, bay Family oF iness Horse, to be sold cheap. Inquire at No. 62 Fourth street, between South Fifth avenue and Wooster street. A “$1004 FIRST CLASS TOP SIDE BAR WAGON; also Brewster Dog Cart, $20); Harness, $50. Private stable, 11 East Tenth streot, between Fifth avenue and Unt- versity placo. A HANDSOME ROAD OR FAMILY HORSE, | 1514 ZA, bands high; free and stylish driver; does not shy’ or pul and can be driven by the most timid person at full speed; not afraid of cars and warranted to trot a mile in 2:47 or no sale; “warranted sound and gentle In every particular: alto city built side bar top Wagon and Harness; also very stylish coupe oF family Horse at baif valueys reasonable trial alt lowed. 89 Bleecker street, neur Bower} BALE AT 10 O'CLOCK by Willett. 'y description of Carriage, it ARCH. JOHNSTON'S MART, 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. aa A.WPOR SALE CHEAP. A ROAN TORSE, 7 YEARS « old, 15 hands high; warranted sound; will work single gr double. Call at horseshoeIng shop 20 Clurke street, near pring. —$160.—BEAUTIFUL PHAETON, USED BUT LIT. + tle; Ethan Allen Mare, 154; hands, sound, kind, 8 Years old: side bar top Wagon, Harness, &c. Private stable 152 Kast twenty-second stree A ~1OFFER ON ACCOUNT OF My MUSBAND'S JF suitable for any business purpose. 55 South Fifth avenue, between and Houston, ARRIAGES, HAR? EW AND SECOND HAND, J” every description; Coupe Rockways, Park, Phactons, Depat Wagons, light Rockaway, Haggion, Coupes. ihusiuets: Wagon, MANCEAGTURERS? UNION FERPOSTTOWY. G2 Broadway. CH. —$250 FOR A ) Conch, good as ne} and threo top Dusenbury Huggies; prices $100, $125, $125. 124 W treet, VORTY HORSES IN THE SALE AT ARCH. JOUN- STON'S mart, this morning, at 10 o'clock. You cannot fail to find a horse to suit you. Remember, sale commences at 10 o'clock. 4 ‘Take University place cars, £ Ree catalogye above. Go to the old established, reliable house, 19 to 25 > | Thirteenth street, near U niversity place, {OR SALE.—NEW BAROUCHE, eee USED, FOR sale cheap; in perfect order, 83 M (OR SALE—A HAMBLETONTAN MARE old horse Dom Star, six years, sound, k ply at 134 inth street, OR SALE—THE SORREL MARE, ELLEN MARY, 10 ars old: and kind in “any ‘harness; also a ‘top and Skeleton Wagon ; two sets of Harness, Blankets, &c. Ap- ply at 65 Bowe: B. BREDE| 5 OR SALE—FIVE LOW PRICE HORSES, FIT FOR any business, as Ihave no use for them; ‘every trial igiven prices from $50 to $125, Inquire at BARTLEY'S je House, West Thirtieth street, near Ninth avenue. OR SALE—FIVE HORSES; ALL YOUNG, WELL Sroken aul warranted voced smd kindy" ealealated he ibusiness or road parpoxer: ove sorrefl Mare 15 hands high, 6 yenrs old: sound and kind and guaranteed to trot in Apply at THOME ON'S aable, 130 East Thirteenth street, or 1111 Third avenue. WOR SALE VERY CHEAP—TWO GOOD HORSES; price $75 and $50. Inquire in bakery 424 East Ninth st JOR SALE—A SORREL HT YEARS OLD, and a good driver, and very stylish; price 200% inlso a doctor's ‘Carriage; price $12 0. 253 East Tenth street, second floor. re SALE—A GOOD HORSE, FOR EXPRESS, Grocery or milkman, $100; good Harness for express, or or xingle truck, #12; good buggy Harness, $12: . 245 West Twenty-sixth street, RAPES? HARNESS, STORE IN good jarnens, ni ade, S17 good Grocer's Harner, $25; “rood Milkman's: Harness, &20 pod Doub e Truck Harness, 30; good Stable Blaukets, 1 50, Please call and ox urselves. FLABSESS.,c00p BU ESS, ROW. #10 TO Sperset: ood Grocers’ Harness $25; rood Milkman's Hurness, $28; good Double Truck Harness, $28; also Har- ness of every de jescription ; examine. CB. JOLLE ray street, Now York. gy Fee si tiamaet ~ Cows FOR SALE—AT gs & Co. corner Forty-second street and Seventh orewes: for ite, BitTGG ST BE SOLD—BAY MARE, 151¢ HANDS THIGH, 7 rice, $70. bay ; price, $65, NE BROOME STREET BREWSTER ROAD WAGON, one Conpe, one Stivers top side bar, one light open Gigy by Curley; one Britsa, by Miner & Si ‘ang one Brewster Clarence, Rockaways of all styl E ; top and open ony Phactons, de} top Phaetons, twenty top and open Road Wagons, by city makers, $35 up; Sulkies Skeletons, by Caffrey; one Barouchs Express Wagons, one light Coach; Harness) Lap Shawis, ‘Note, Whips. dg { also one light Coupe Rockaway, ne At Wit GRAY'S, 20 and 22 2 Ww ‘ooster street. TABLE TO LET—SEVEN STALLS AND LOPT. RENT $25 per month. Inquire of M. I, No. 321 BI treet. WO HORSES (ONE BROWN AND ONE GRAY) MUST be sold on acconnt of want of use. Apply at First avenue (milk depot). (PUE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISUMENT 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing all Kinds of Printing with unusual promptness prices. ‘at moderate V ANTED—A PORT eis SLEIGH, VERY LIGHT; also Bells, cheap ish. ‘Address, bk $ one AVB Theodore J nt, box #33, Peekskill, N.Y. care 65 , $85.—THREE HORSES AT A ACRIFICE oo. pos sound, kind, fit for any business p Grocery or Express Wagon and Buggy and Harness; Is forced. to sell; owner s owner sick, No. 211 West Thirty-fret street. 150 BACH.—TWo BEAUTIFUL SEW LIGHT TOP OU Express and Delivery Wagons. They were made to order for $225 apiece, but were not heavy enough, Also two new sets Hinrness, €25 each, Livery stable 124 West Nineteenth street, “YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, we, —100 BOATS, TO § T EVERYBODY ON HAND, AA. Metallic Life Boats, Spoon Oars, ot builé to order in 10 days. 364 to 374 South street, near ie Ww AND WANTED A SINGLE SBE ES particulars, Address WI) R20 TONS OR A state, unencumbered. y. second floor, room 2 \ TANTED—A SLOOP YA Cat ih in exehange for I E. {WANTED—A YACHT, ABOUT 24 FEET, ADDRESS Stating age.and lowest price, I, HARRISON, Herald Uptown Branch ofice, New York cfty: THE LECTURE “SEASON. LECTU RE E Y NIGHT AT & O'CLOCK ON “Manhood and Caiise of its Premature Decline” at the Now York Musewa of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets. é AIRCULARS, TICKETS, TROGRAMSES, POSTERS, C Pamphlets and all other fifating for or lectures and read. gis done at low rates, by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING RSTABLISHMENT. 218 Broadwaw Nem Voe® SSS NT 3S PRICE FOUR CENTS. Be Eva -_ AMUSEMENTS 1933 Rows HALL—16TH STREET AND BROADWAY. vlest theatre, open sides and clear of bulldiugs. Reserved seats, $1; admission, es j balcony, 250. ; me an Fourteenth week on ROBINSON'S EN: sit OPERA, Bo Every evening at 8. MATL LSCHEN AND FitiTACHEN. Finn a Ane na grand success of Strong cat! Powerful chanel Full orcheetra! OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Encores were not rare last night. A clever company of operatic Prosperity attends the Engi Mati, aad this theatre has attain valuable prestige. Hoe RRR: Come, com PAN ‘ Y. NEE saturday, at 2. ) Opera Bouffe at d both solid Miccomas rok a Now York Trib THis company, might readily take a very prominent poske nalish Opora, Bot hesitate to say that itis oe shan Relieesine - better han Goldene 7 We trust the respectable tone Ppetiens utterly free sing and. well rom onage of reputable peor oS paola pirit of the Times. |} THE PRINCESS OF TREBIZONDE. eROnOErT AR, THEATRE, Sit er POAD WAY. M DIES' AND "PAL M MM IN N ERER E. MM MM rN i ge E sad MM M u AA eo E E MM M Hs \ NE E MM MM AAAA‘ I EE EE MMMM A A it E E MMMM A A I) E = MM_MM MA A | oe E M MM MA tee EEEB ERER TO-DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. THEATRE, NEAR | THIRTY-PIRST RAND OPERA HOUSE, Every Night w Seats may be secured ‘at the Opera House, Avenue, Grand Central and Windsor Hotols. fee NILMORE’S P. 8. GILMOR! THE MOST MA CON 8 O'CLOCK, 2 iT AT GiMonES BAN 100 PERF THE — y it COR —_ PROGRAMME 1. Priests’ March, from 2. Serenade 8. Overture, “Der Freisehute’ 4. Solo for Cornet. Sixth Als Va Mr. ARBUC Grand Selection, the Gems of Fan: 6. Grand Aria for Baritone, “Nasareth’ Sun) r. A. SOHST. 7. Solo for Clarionet, is on “Lucreria Bor- gia”, FS ccesesssseesessDOminetes (lis first appearance as soloist cert Garden 8. Mosaic—Grand Concert Air and Introduction and Thera unison; 2d, Clurionets; 3d, Cornet 4th, Sth, Piecolos; th, Vrench Horns; ; Sth, ‘Trumpets And Cormets: ‘oth, joth, ‘Saxophone; Lith, Trombone 2th, Grand Finale for ¥. 10, easy NA’ HE STAR SPARGLIED THU, Repay. PRAY GRAND DUBT TWEENS MATINEE ON Admission... Boxes, admitting 4 Package and Season Tickets at reduced rates, to the box office. IFTH AVENUE Shei Proprietor and Mai <Mr. ACG y POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE v ¥ 0000, xo xf EEREE _$5388 ¥ if oK Ss v v SR x # 8 % oes OoKK &E 8 5 OR at Oo KK EEE SSSS8 5 eee) Oke. B 8 wy 8 oKK 8 8 vy oK K 8 8 id 0000 KK ERERE “sssss tomime peas ad in America) H OF BERR 8, LE vine. too FAST Pinal ¢ LAST vORES MATINEE ON SATU Raye “an 1:00, NDAY, AUGUST 23, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. OOD'S MUSEUM, — woop's, THIS tM ENING AT 8, ERNOON AT 2, RANK FRAYNE 4. H. SHELDON, COMBINATION, in his sensation, in ©. W. Tayleure's THE BLACK AY ENGER: great Sensation Play, or, THE PIRATE'S SL SLOCUM. LAST SHOT. MIVOLI THEATRE, 1 tween Second and Third avenues. PAUL FALK.. 25e. EN’ WHICH NO. OTE OF AMUSEM $1, $1. $1, VV Abtack’s THURSDAY* E IN| AMERICA FIRST APPEAR, thy SC 2 COUT ‘RA COMP. ENGL € THURSDAY SEVESIN Angu debut of the ee aa pe JULIA 8, SE TEAIPLE, Miss’ ROSE KEENE, IL MACDERM. RENEE witht rel Lie Aitorts 3 aS D SRCHESTRA, i in the Grand Follie Musicale, in three acts and four tableaux, founded on the popular opera boulfe of “Barbe Bleue,” by Offenbach, arranged by the eminent composer and musical director, Mr, a) AMELAUR, ‘and entitled OULO' BOULOTTE. =Miss JULIA MATHEWS NEW SCENERY. Mr. MATIAMORGAN New Costumes and Appointments, Box sheet now open 0 advaner upon the regular dramatic prices. CESTRAL PARK GARDEN. nate if TO-NIGHT. jessrs, AP PLEBY WDORB THOMAS MMER NIGHTS’ RIVA 1 mis ae pay iY TL GUE IN © MINOR, BTHING ORCHESTRA Masonic Funeral Music. he mo, tor tw ell to and Orehestral accompaniment. 1." Allegro spiritoso, 2. Andantino graxioso, 8. Tempo ai soon bsson, Arnold, Eller and Heman. Overture, “Magic Flute.” Symphony in G, Jupiter. 1. Allegro vicuces, 2. tt Andante cantabile; 3. Minuetto viage of Figaro. towud Harp, and Orchestral accompant- . "Piret time, "Cadenzas composed by Mr, Rondo allegro, id Lockwood. THEATRE, B. LEAVITT, , Lesse ND, a We B COLLINS a their JAMES c orn OF MC THURSDAY FE Grand inanguration perfor Spectacle of ESSERS “0 NEW YORK AUNSTRELS, Every Evening at 3; Saturday Matinee at 2. Rox office open. Seats secured, No extra charge. pie MATINET Bi Tie ONTY MA ae Tits WHIERNOON, AT LYMPIC THEATRE, 6M BROADWAY. Mr, JOUN F. POOLE ..- Manager, THE FAMILY RESOST OF THE METROPOLIS. BRIULIANT T PRONRNIN ON MONDAY = AU 2, THE BEST company YET PRESENTED. Tice will open for the sale. fale of Siabets on. HURSDAY, AUGUST 19, DENSCTNG pays, Yrom 9A. M. ai Orders for boxes oF seats by mall, ‘Telegraph or messenger immediately attended to. MATINEES WEDNES “A OOTH'S THEATRE, The artists engaged BARRY SULLIVAN will urday morning, Any 2 lho'e és 1 TINGE, Stage Manager. v OME MAT SOCIABLES.—CLOSING WEEK. 8 = r Last Tuesday and Saturday of tho season at Amer nstitute Rink, sisty third stroot and Third avenue. Gentle- men, Se. Ladies fro, CARTIER & BUSH, Managers, PORTANT THERE, WILL BE A GRAND rt — SEE Tet PERNOUN AR FUE INFORMATION, MisTROPOLITAN TteATRE, Poss, PROGRAMMES, DISTRIBUTION BIL} Circalats, Tiekets, Coupenig, Wood Cuts, Lathograp Partralts and brcry vark 1 Byat and she of Theateleal Privtin ee ET 1 PRIN ING RETA BLIsiw ‘