The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1875, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS—Srcoxp Pacr—Fitth and sixth columns. TROLOGY—Sxcosp Paci—Third column. ILLLARDS—Vinst Pace—Sixth column. OARDERS WANTED—Evevxata PaGe—Fifth colum YARD AND LODGING WANTED—Euavestu FaGi— ‘column, BROOKLYN BOARD—Exyvextn Pace—Sixth column, BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Seconp PaGe— First column, BUSINESS OVPORTUNITIES—Nurta Pace. INESS NOTICES—Suventua Pace—Pifth and sixth eolumns. CIGARS AND TOBACCO—Ecyventu Pace—Sixth column. city (idee ESTATE FOR SALE—Seconp Pace—First column. OLERKS AND SALESMEN—Tweurm Pace—Third and CLOTHING Secon) P y \G—Sxcorp Pacy—Fifth column, COACHMEN AND UARDENERS—Tweurm Pace—Pourth column, QOASTWISK STEAMSHIPS—Tweurm Pace—Fith and sixth columns, OUNTRY BOARD—Evuventw Pagy—Sixth colum: ANCING ACADEMIES—Srvox Pace—Fourth col NTISTRY—Piust Pace—Fifth column, BLLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FORNISHED—Srcoxp Pace—Socond column, BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Tweirm Pace—Fifth col- umn, ROROPE—Seconn Pace—Fourth column, EXOURSIONS—Twairmn Pace—Sixth column, IMNANOIAL—Nivtu Pace, NB ARTS—Srcoxn Pack—Fourth column, 1B RALE—Evey' Pace—Sixth column, PURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Sucoxp Pace—Second and third columns, URNITURE—Twaiery Pagr—Fourth column, LP WANTED—VEMALES—Tweurtu Page—Third colt uma, THRLP WANTED—MALES—Tweirta Page—Fourth col- umn, mona CARRIAGES, &0.—Finst Pace—Fourth and (OTKLS—Ei Pack—Sixth BOTRL LEVENTH Pace—Sixth column. column, INBURUCTION—Sxcorp Pacx—Fourth column, @ JERSEY C HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- GEN REAL ESTATE’ FOR SALE—Sxcoxp Page— First column, LOST AND FOUND—Finst Pacs—Second and third col- unns. MACHINRY—Ecrveyta Pace—Sixth column, ARBLE MANTELS—Twureru Pacu—Fourth colamn, EDIGAL—Tweivin Pack—Sixth column, Y DRESSMAKING—Finst Pace—Fifth ‘colunan. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tenta Pace— “Fifth and sixth column: MERGE LLANKOUSrner Bace—Siath columa, STCAL—Skcoxp Pack—Fifth column. EW PUBLICATIONS—Srvent lacr—Sixth column, BRSONAL—Finst Pace—First and second columos. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, —&C.—Secoxp ‘Pach—Fourth Seconp Pacr—Pourth colamn, TIONS WANTED—FEMALES— yr Pack—Third column, OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO ‘oxD Pach—First column, TO EXCHANGE—Sxconp Pacr—Second column. ByuIGious NOTICES. IWARDS—first Pac First Pagk—Second columa, * ‘Third column. BALES AT AUCTION—Finst Sixth column, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Twxirti | PaGe— First, second and third columns, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Twaurra Pace—Third column. SPECIAL NOTICES—Pinst Pace—Third and fourth col- ‘omnes. pehbae maa BIRDS, &C.—First Pace—Fourth column. AE TRADES—Tweirtn Pacr—Fourth column, MK TCRF—Fiee? Psov—Fourth column, LEY POR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Srcoxp Pace— Recond colunt TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Twatrm Pace—Sixth colamn OMS AND APARTMENTS TO LE Kiooxn Pac ‘d column. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Sxconp Pacr—Fourth col- HES, JEWELRY, &C.2-8xcoxp Paar—Fourth col- TER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALR OR TO LET—Sxcory Pacr—First column, YAOHTS, STEAMBOATS, &£C.—Txxtu Pace—Fourth col- NEW. YORK, SATDRDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. a 9 FOUR CENTS. — PRICE QUIRER met several times last winter at No. 44, she of that street iu which they met and ‘at 3 o'clock on Monday next, 27th will be on tI the avenue nm . September, precisely. [NAORMATION WANTED OF CLEMENT TLALLWOOD, who arrivod in the steamer Spain, September 19. Please gail on or address JOSHPH CREED, No, 9 West Ninth st, ISKING—GEORGE W. JAMES, OF NO, 156 WEST Eleventh street; left his home at 8 o'clock on Friday evening, Septem! 17, 1875, and has not heen heard from since; he is 5 feet 9 in height, of slight build, dark hair and oyes, full, dark beard and’ moustache, clear com- glesion ; aged 31 yours; was dressed in a black frock coat, lark pants and white vest: had on low shoes or gaiters. Avy information ress jing him, whether alive or dead, will be suitably rewarded by applying to his alm distracted wifo, LIZZIE JAMES, fat No. 508 Lexington avenue, N. Y. M's CHAFEE, FORMERLY HOUSEKEEPER AT ST. “Augustine, Pia., will hear of something advantageous by sending address oC. L. W., Herald office. UBEN.—YOU ARE THE LOVE OF MY LIFE; IN MY future actions I will consider only that which will please you; my every thought will be to make you happy, Unfor- tunate, cheerful, faithful. Fordver your KING. TANTED—FOR ADOPTION, A COLORED BOY about. oight years of age. Apply to, Dr. BER! HAMMEEK, Belvedere House, corner Irving place and Fit teenth sti IL, THE LADY WHO NOTICED GENTLEMAN AT corner of Nineteenth sireet and Sixth avenue, Friday afternoon, when leaving store window, favor him with her squaintanee? Address ELLIS, Herald Uptowa Branch office. ILL THE LADY, WITH BLACK FAN, WHOM G Homan admired at Daly's Theatr Thursday night, favor him with @ line? Address CALPE, Herald ofic 7OUR INNOCENT WILL PASS TO-DAY ABOUT eleven. Will you take a walk? ST. JAMES. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. S QUARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL church, Bey, William Lloyd, pastor, wilt preach, Morn “Limiting God; evening, commencement of a series of Sabbath evening discourses, “Hchoes from Calvary.” A SAINTS’ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. William N, Duunell, rector, H y street, corner 1, New York. nday morning at The rector will church, West Thirty-fourth street, botween and Eighth’ avenues.Hev. J, Johns, pastor, will preac! Sunday, at 10:80 A.M, and 7:45 P.'M.; young people's moeting at 6:30 I. M._ Beats fre T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, ty fifth strogt, Key. A.C: Osborn D, Dis pastor, —T'reach- ing Sepromber 26 wt 103g A.M. and 7, PM, STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, ) A" wititum Hayno Lenvell, Inorning ut 10:40. Subjec the evening, at 7,30, subject: All are invited, BROOkuYN TABERNACLE, Rev. T, Dewitt Talmago will preach on Sunday morning “On Waiting for Moody and Surkey.”” BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Enst Fiftieth strect, betwoen Virst and Second ave: Aues.—Preachine Ly Rev, W. Ti. Thomas, pastor: morning at 10.30, ovening a 745, Seats free, Stiangers cordially in- vited. PswOL COMMING OF THE REFORMED RPISCO- al Church, will preach on Sunday evening, at 7:30, in the Chureh of the Morning Star, Twenty-sixth street. be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, Morning service by the Rey. George Howell, at 10:00, GC TRAL METHODIS' enth avenuo, near Fi rower will preach at 10:30 A, welcome. pastor, will proach in the ‘Campaign Expenses.” In *Repeutance.”” Seats free. EPISCOPAL urteenth street.—Rev. C. ‘M. and 7:45 P.M. UROH, SEY- &. Har- All are preset eet A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET, % DIRECTORY, Rooms. BASEMENT. A—Lawrence & Co., Bankers, . Sayre, Gentlemen's Furnishing, iW. Sinith, Law Books. 4—Thonins M. Lynch, Wine Edwin 1. ivion, Clears. 5—A B. Davenport, Hater. G—Batun & Friedman, Talore, U Very eligivie for Banting and ulet. Very eligible for Banking and fnsurance, SECOND STORY. 1—MeMahon & Morse, Lawyers, 2-W. HL. O'Dwyer, Lawyer. John Pyne, Lawyer, Ross & Kenny. Real Estate, Phillips & Crott, Real Estate. $V. Herrick Hen'y, Lawyer. AC14.E. Ludden, Lawyer. Life Insurance Company, L, 8. Benedict, Agent. Toliomer A. Nelton, Lawyer. urastus Cooke, Lawye: rancls B. MeKewan, Lawyer, William G. Cooke, Lawyer. Nathaniel 8. Smith, Lawyer, Albert M. Card, Lawyer, John Fowler, JF, Lawyer. 49= | Chateder of Life Insurance, Carlton T. Lewis, Secretary. ifs '2—McCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyera, iS—Cook & Nassau, Lawyers, H, B. Ferguson, Lawyer. 3, M. Cavanaugh, Lawyer. UM. W. Weld, Lawyer. Tniernationsl Collection Assoetation, 8. G. Derrickson, Lawser. THIRD SOTRY, 1) Judge Sutherland, zt B, M. Scott, yer. @—Fettritch & Cardwell, Lawyers, 8. Hanson, Lawyer, 4—£. Hi, Benn, Lawyer. Dadiey L. Jxmes, Lawyer. &. D. James, Lawyer. 6—Sheridan & Bony McEwen, 6—Llislia Bloomer, R 7 Gell, Cook, Heal Hatate, Brig 3. HrAitke 6—W. ©. Traphiager ©, Matthews, Lawyer. W. H. Ryan, Lawyer. E. T. Gardner, Lawy & 9 Wilson Lawyer. Durack, Lawyer. Francis Voxe. Wilkinson & Peter te & Strong, Stenographers, olin Cotter, Stenograp! A. I, Woodruff, Lawyer. 4—W. fi. Berghols, Civil Engineer. Poinam and Portchester Raitroad Comp: FOURTH STORY. 1—Thornton & Earle, Lawyers. 2} Ldyar Ketchum, Register in Bankruptey, 8} Edgar Ketchum, Jr., Lawyer. 4-Henry Weble, Lawyer. . Sultan, Layeyer. i. Fuehrer, Lawyer. G—Russian American Manufacturing Company, D, T, Gard ner. President. —Harwen B, Whitbeck, Lawyer, 7—Haskins & Crook, Lawyers, . Purroy & Butzel, Lawyers, . HH. Badsau, Law ver. 8—Crary, Weller & Schenck, Lawyors, T, O'Wrien, La 9. H. Willian 1O—Chauincey Shatter, Lawyer. eH Giover L —C. H. Giover, Lawyer Fred. W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor, BR { Lockwood & Crosby, Lawyers. i 1 8, Buller, Lawyer. FIFTH STORY, IL, Skidmore, Lawyer John D. Clute, 2—Btuyvesant Bank Receive: 8) Wakeman & Latting, Lawyers, 4/1. B. Wakeman, Lawyer. 5) J.B. Roe, Lawyer. 6—Lnternational Publishing Company, ey & Fitch, Lawyers. G. Fuller: 1 h J, M. Fisk, Lawyer, B—Hascull & Stetson, Lawyers, G. Stedman, Lawyer. O—Bociety for Reformation of Juventle Delinquents, 20S. IL. Steele, Lawyer. W. i. King, Lawyer, 1-J. P. & J. A. Reed, Lawyers. 2—Byrne, Everett & Vo., Lawyers. 2 | Walsh, Halvert & Eckerson, Lawyers, SIXTH STORY, A—Johu Townshend, Lawyer. ‘A. Nicholson. ntry, H. Waddell, Genoral Assignee in Bank: of Congress of 1841. Scotch ¢ F. Eller, Lawyer. ©. A. Lane, Lawyer. Smith & Dean, City Surveyors. G. W. Van Sicten, Lawyer. T. 1. Baldwin, mae he Charles D. Barrow, Fenton Rockwell), L: J. A. Lydecker, Re ¥ E. Lydecker, Li R Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lawy rita R. aiirrlnasc n, Lawyer. 1, H. Milner, Lawye! ranning all the timo, \HURCH OF THE STRANGERS, MERCER STREET, near Waverley place.—The repairs going on allow thé reopening to-morrow. Rev. Dr, Deems will preach at 10:30 Fe aud 790 PM. ‘The servtee in. this! church always commences at the designated hour precisely. ‘The seats are froo. Those who come first can be best served by the gen- tlemon ushers, (CUCRCH oF oun saviour, s Fifty-seventh street, near Kizhth avenue. Jamos M. Pullman, pastor, will preach Sanday morning at 11; evening at 7: NALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, (TWENTY-THIRD street, near Sixth avenue.—Rev. it. S, MacArthur, pas: tor, preaches, | Moraing-- ‘Three Indispensable Prerequi- sites to Efficient Charch Work." Baptism in the evening. Strangers invited. @iGNRY A. DANIELS, M. 1 = <== — = ———— aac NE SPECIAL NOTICES. _ HORSES, CARRIAGES AN. TOLEN—SEPTEM: 21, 1875, FROM LIVERY AND A LOTTERY.—$510,000 DRAW: AJOW CHAS. W, BARKER, AUCTIONEER, SELES AE RO cate boarding stables 505 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, black Mare, 15 bands igh, switch tail and thin anane, tender In ‘orefect ; ee. Wagon, side bar, Oey, black, cuuping gear red, triped black; also single set of Hurness, silver plated. $50 reward will be paid for any information that will lead to the recovery of the prop ae GEORGE W. McDONALD, stables 595 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, REWARDS. 5 REWARD—LOST, LAST EVENIN avenue or Broadway, between Fifteenth and enty-eighth streets, two S10 bills. The above reward will be paid on delivery of same at 96 Fifth avenue. 5() REWARD. Lost, ON A FOURTH AVENUE e car, about 11 o'clock I. M. of th inst., between Union sqi Hotel, a gentleman's gold wateh. If the fin nie to Earle’s Hotel he will receivg the above reward and no questons asked. 5) REWARD LOST OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY afternoon, September 24, in a Fourth avenue car, & gold Chatelaine, gold Eye . bine enamelled t, gold Watch’ Key an tached hy a gold_en- Hed Pin, set with Diamonds.’ Return to No.7 West irty-second street. $5 00! REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM FORTUNE ‘omy Hegle'’s Parisian Kid’ Glove Manufact articulars of nada, will be found and subsequent any. corner of Twenty seventh street and Fifth e evening of August 28,769 dozen of Fren ‘The above reward will be paid for their recovery, or oportion to the amount of goods returned, 4 REWARD. $5.00 Portait and Thomas abstonding bank teller, fromm Monti in the Daily phic, of the 20th it __ SPECIAL NOTICE! i TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN THE DRAWING, MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION, ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA. $100,000 FOR $20. H,000 FOR $20. 2,175 OTHER CASH GIFTS, VARYING FROM $10,000 YO $50,000 EACH. ALL TO BE DISTRIBUTED: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1875, For tickets or doseriptive cireulars address . METCALPE, General Agent, Post office box 4.426 or" 825 Broadway, New York, Hon. J AMES BARBOUR, President, Alexandria, Va, MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO., 2% Park row; BROWN & LEETE, 35 Wall street; DEVLIN & CO. W. M. BARROW A t.000 GIVEN AWAY TO-DAY. — $300,000. “BUY BEFORE TWELVE O'CLOCK. A PORTUNE FOR $10, y KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIRUTION will promptly take to-day. Eve idl in full resentation of ticket, Ful st of duswing publisted. 1a New York Herald, Sun and News on Tuesday. Tickets, $10; halves, $5: quarters, #2 50, THOS. Hi, HAYS & CO., 609 Broadway. —DEBILITY BROUGHT ON BY INDISCRETIONS and diseases of men speedily and radically cured by 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth street. Office hours. 8 to 3. * A ty 15 duys. Next drawing October 4.’ Prixe¥ cashod ‘sof information furnished: highest rates pad for a Bank Bills, Governments, &e., &e. MAY LOW & CO. No. ti Wall street, New Yow. ig ANADA VA. UNITED STATES, TO-DAY, THE RIFLE MATCH AT CREEDMOOR, THE RESULT AT EACH RANGE, SEE THE EVENING aItAM, THE APPLICTED.—IMMEDIATE SU treatinent, either medical or surgical, fr or cause, is wasured at the office of Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, 129 Liberty street. TO,SMAR, DEALERS, DRUGGISTS, 40.—ANY PER. son having demands against ine prior to 1885 or since will please forward toine at Troy, N.Y. ROBERT It. ROWELL, TPUAT EXQUISITE PERFUME, DREXEL’S VIENNA Beli Cologne, is guining widespread popularity. Every consumer of cologive shoyld try it, For sale by all drag WE PUBLIC ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT The YotLo PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECIIPT OF ND 8U. 1 NS Fi ee ig Rea UBSCRIPFIONS FOR THE » CORNER 5 1,305 BROADWAY. ANN STREET. 80 RIXTH AVENU! 1d SOUTH ‘Ss: CORNER BO) YN. REET, PHILADELPUTA, RUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- TYOMING LOTTERY Ticke $1: six for tieths), BL; aited fre ALLE, ‘ . 5 ast chance 300.000. rast for « fortune, Kentucky State Lottery, . Draws Septembe Whotes, 910: re iy they tiek: 7% holes. $10: haly + quarter: 50; eighthe, $1! 25. Circulars, with fat particulars, free. - P. ©, DEVLIN & CO., Stationers and General Agents, ‘BO Liberty street, New York. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Drawn every 15 days rs, with full particulars, sent tree, CO, Stationers and General Agents; 80 Liberty street, New: York. DRAWS SEPTEMBER 30. a a draws October 4; 3 prizes custiod: Full & CO., 79 Nassnn street, New York. 10,000, $00,000, partienlar $510.00( FOR SA horns. Front street, ing Piece, with 2 205 South street, RUINOCE ABODY, ‘Apply to ‘OR A GOOD SAILBOAT, NOT a double barrel breech-loading Fowl. jorted Cartridges, Can be seen at N AND, FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN- N'S Rooms, corner of Twenty-eighth strect and Broadway, every morning and evening this weok on the Running Races ‘at Louisville, Ky.; also every afternoon on the Trots at Boston; full returns ecinl correspondent; all orders by nail or messenger will receive particular atten: tion; pool room open at 6 A. M, W. H. & T. B, JOHNSON. UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY morning i. at the New York Turf Ex- 15 West Tweuty-cighth street on the races at change, LOUISVILLE, ik RESULT OF Y RACE received as soon as decided, FRENCH POOLS OPEN at 6 A. M.; closo at 3 P.M, ORDERS BY MAIL or messenger. recelve prompt atten tion, ELLY, BLISS & CO. NAST! DUTCHESS ASSOCIATION, AMENIA 4 Y.—Kntries close to-night at 9 o'clock. See Wilkes or Turf, Field and Farm, A SPECIAL NOTICE “MUSCULAR OR NER} 41. debility, indiscretions of youth and manhood rai iy ‘and permanently cured by Dr. L. J. KAILN, M. D., prinetpal And [proprietor of Dr. Kahn's magniticent' Musein ‘ot Art and Science, 688 Broadway. Residence, 51 East Tenth street, between Broadway and University placo, New York. Hourd of consultation from 10 A. M. til 2 PAC" and trom 6 {MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION. 4k. D September 30, $1,000,000 in cash distribute H = = Capital Gift. $100,000, 23,177 others, amount- ing to $900,000, "Tickets, $20; halves.’ $10; H eighths, $250, W. M. BARROW, 609 Broudw: A ~KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, ake First Prize $50,000, Drawing September 25, 1875. German Government Lotteries. Royal Havana Lottery, THEODOR ZSCHOCH, 116 Nussau street. Post office box 5,594, NOLONEL O. 8. OLCOTT WILL DELIVER A LC frre on Spirit Materiatization, Sunday evening, 7); o'cloak, before the Society of Progre: vig ibrar tag ir hall) 56 West| Thirty-thitd street, near Broudway. ' Mrs. F, 0. Hyser lectures, 10M A. M., amd assists in the ISCIPLES OF CHRIST, TWENTY-EIGHTH STRE near Broadway.—Pronching morning and evening astor, Rev. D the Van Huskick, Morping eabject, rhe ureh and the Foundation of the ( PL A, 1G-8. every dinlly invited, LFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST FORTY. sixth street.—Dr. Armitage, pastor, preaching; horrs of servico, morning, 103g: evening, 7 o'clock; Sunday school, A. M. All cordinily invited to attend. IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI- son avhue and Forty-seventh street, Rev. Wm. 7. Sabine rector —Sunday School at 9 o'clock A.-M; childrén’s service, 33, ovclock P, M.; divine services at 100 A. M. and 7:45 PM. Bishop Gumimins will preach in the morn the rector will preach in the evening. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY . State Lotteries. NENtucky, uxrmA Class 41—sxPrampue 26, 167; 36, 75, 19, 73, 76, 58, KEN 1875, 30, 29, 78, 76, ST, 1 z rs, Covington, Ky. A. —TARKS. EMERSON & CO. AGENTS FOR ake Kentncky State Lotteries, drawn daily. Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days. Kentucky Single Number Lottery drawn Sept. 25, 1875, Prizes cashed. Information furnished und circulars sent by addressing PARKS & CO., 130 Broadway, room 4; Post office box 5,272. Private office attached. Office hours, 7 A. M. to 7 P.M, YRAND. x Po OCTOBER 1 FIRST DAY—Parse SAME DAY— SECOND DAY SAME DAY. THIRD DAY— OF 1 PARK 1, 14, A! 100) f HE OF PHILADELPHIA, D 15, 1875, class. 80 lass. RTH DAY—Purse 82,000, for 2:34 class, SAME DAY—Purse $3,000, tree for all, SAME DA 22,000, for 2 29 class, vest three i in har. ¥, September 25, at 9’ o'clock ust be addressed to CHARLES M. TOWN, South Fourth street, Philadelphia, N be shipped at $32 per ear load trom New York, or $0 per car load from Cincinnati, direct to Point Breeze Park. ‘Tho Association will refund ‘any extra charge mado by the Ponusylvania Raiirond over these rate EW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND, Saturday, October 2, 1875.—Putse $150; 80 to fest, $40 to second, $20 to third: three-quarter track heats, best three in five, in harness, Open to all horses that never beat three minutes; entrance to be made to proprietor in writing, with, 10 por cent, on or before Monday. September 27, at B o'clock P.M. DR. RYERS, Propriet EW DORP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND.— “tbe Purse for $100, for Saturday, September 25, 1875, . M., and Secretary, 12 HORSES C is filled. E. A. Campbell enters b. m. Rosie, E. Ralph, J; ont F. Bullett ts, Eventin enters b. g. Moses, Ei bard enters blk. g. Seven Up, A. #, Whitson enters blk. g. Prince, Owner enters g. g. Uncle Ned, Lueie, D. B. Gof enters b. g. Dexter, . B. enters ch. m. Paterson, and D. Dunlay enters ch. nh, No Name, Horseg to + Start at 234 o'clock, Entrance to grounds, 50 cents, D.R. RYERS, Propriétor. Jackson enters g. g a Ss. A WRODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER «Alon, sparkling Wines: manufacture of complete out- Hts of Apparrtus and Materials with full instructions; all departments of manufacture, bottling and dispensing: ex. clusive Rights in ¢esirable territory ; catologues free. JOHN TEREWS, First avenue, Tweniy sixth and Twenty sev- ‘ew Yo OURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THIRTY. fourth street, near Broadway —Divine worship in this church to-morrow; services begin in the morning at 10:30 and afternoon at 4. Rev, Cyrus Dickson, D. D., wit preach, 8 THERE ANY HOPE OW, MESSENOER of God, will preach in the Uni square, on Sunday, at 3 P.M. Subjeat— the Door of Hopo for Zion.” —Hos. il., 14, 1 made welcome, INGTON AVENUE METHODIST EP! 4 chureh, corner of Fifty-second street.—Preaching by the stor, Rev, J, W. Selleck, at 10!, A.M. and 7} P.M. ats tree, Washington fAchor Valley of ADISON AVENUE REFORM CHURCH Pifly-reventh street.—Rev. I. D. Ganse will 11 A. Mand 4 P.M. Morning's subject-—""Christ's ration.” } BY. ©. P, MCARTHY, CORNER reach at ransilgn: OF ALBANY, WILL PREACIE inthe Bleecker st Jniversalist church to-morrow morning and evening, at 10:45 and 7:80 o'el Morning ject, “Where art thou?” Evening subject, “The Head of nistry of Repent 1” EY, H. W. KNAPP WILL PREACH IN THE FIRST jon ‘Baptist church, corner Laight and Variek 10:30 A. M. and 7345 Seats free, All are EY, WM. P. ABBOTT, PASTOR, WILL PREACH AT 10 and 7:45 P.M. in St. Luke's Methodist piscop: , Forty-Orst street, uear Sixth avenue. A cordial Invitation extended to all. EV, SAMUEL M. HAMILTON, PASTOR OF SCOTCH R Presbyterian church, Fourteenth street, between Fifth iand Sixth avenues, will preach to-morrow at 10:30 A. 4P.M, EY, MR. W. H. GIFFERT WILL PREACH IN THE Canal ‘street Presbyterian church, in Greene street, near Canal, at 104¢ A. M.and 3 P.M.’ Sabbath school ab 2P.M, All welcome. } EV. CHARLES BK, str and HARRIS, PASTOR OF AL Episcopal chureh, between Delancey and Rivington streets, will preach at 10:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. Evening topic, "A True Miracle Versus Doubt and Siam,” to be followed by a prayer meeting, led by Samuel Halsted, Esq. Seats free. EV, J, SPENCER KENNARD, PASTOR OF. PIL grim Baptist charch, Thirty thied street, west of Bighth avenue, preaches at 10g A. M., “Revivals,” and 73g). M. Strangers welcome. } BY, JAMES M. KING, PASTOR, WILL PREACIT MORN. ing and evening in the St, John’s Methodist Episcopal eburch, Fifty-third street, near Broadw: All are welcome. TI UBSIAN-GREEK CHAPEL, NO. 951 SECOND AVE. ne, near Fiftieth street. sorvice,, Sunday, at Ho'elock. “Hey, Father N. Bjersing will preach in the Sug. tish languag Strangers cordially invited. EVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL charch, between First and Second avenues. —Proaching, 1036 A. by Nev. J.B: Crooks, TL. D.i 744 iB. M., by pas tor, Rey. J. Hf. Lightboura, Evening subject "Destruction of the Rarth by Fire.” ABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SRCOND AVE- hue, between Tenth and Eleventh stree Boardman Hawthorne, passion for the Weak ;" men and stranger 310 - M., > P.M. “David in ¥ invited, ETHODIS EPISCOPAL Pastor, will preach morning Wit aditress the Youths’ Mis YM. We invite the public ve T wi STREE s. sionary Society at 234 o'elocl theso services. Seats free. LOST AND FOUND. xi OSf—ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, A SMALL Diamond supponed couse veen ion in Fifty avena Bi 6 Ander will receive a tibers db: arn Ito J. By RIOKETTS, Cotton Exchanger New York F MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surgical Cases HENRY A. DAN- 8, M.D. 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, Office hours from 8 to 3, R. A, SULEZOFF, FROM RUSSIA, TREATS RUEU- y stage of the disease. nd Test Medium, have located jor. The public’ are invited to Office hours from 9 As. M, tod N, Business at 459 Sixth avenue, first call and consult with’ them, EE SAMPLES nd Plasteri Om XREAT ECOMOMY IN BUILDIN F and prices of Hubert Patent Roofing ut American Institute Fair; defies all competition. vB di $510,000 IN PRIZES EVERY Next Drawing, October 4. s cashed, Circulars of information free, J, B. MAR- & CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, rear basement, otk, Post office box 4,085. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY State Lotteries. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Mana, KENTCCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO. GOS—sKPTEMBER 63, 20, 49, 41, 15, ‘ 65, 45, 53, 7 . 27, 1, Gl, 44, 4, HERNY, EXTIA CLASS NO. G30—Seer 5, 58," 50, 46, 1, 75, 6, 17, 3 RY CLASS NO. 640—sePTEMBE! 2, 6, 48, 76, 78, 18, 53, 70, 39, 45, information by applying to ar addressing J. 200 Broadway, or Fost office box 4,969, K ~RESTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER DISTRE- . bution, on the Havana plan, to Ve drawn Septembi SIMMONS, DICKINSON & UO., Managers. 300,000 in prizes. Whole tickets, $10, Sales close at 11:15 A. M. Al prizes paid in full, without deduction, Royal Havana, of Cuba, Drawn October 4 Fatt information by applying to, or elrculare sent by addressing, J. OLUTE, 200 Broadway, or Post office box 4,960. MBER LOTTERY—DRAW- p 5, Montpelier Female Humane Association, drawing September 30. 1873; Royal Havana Lottery, driving October 4. 1879. Cirenlars free. | Apply to EDGE. NIGLUTSCH & CO., Financial Agents, 60 Broad- Post office box 1,500, $000,000 CASH GIFTS, Whole Tickets, $10. Kentucky State Single Number Lottery. on Havana plan, drawn September 25, 1875, | Cirenlars sent free. PARKS, EMERSON & CO., Agents, 180 Broadway, room 4. Post office box '5,272. oe way NOTICE TO MARINERS, IRISH LIGHTHOUSES, WRECK. EAST COAST OF IRELAND, KISH BANK, Inisa Liguts Ovvice, 3d September, 1875. ‘Tho Commissioners of Irish Lights hereby give notice that they have caused a Buoy, colored gragn, with the word “WRECK” in blackletters, to be placed 150 yards W.N.W. off the wreck of H. M. ironclad Vanguard, which ties in 20 fathoms iow water spring tides, with the following bearings, magnetic i— sb Lightship, N. 17, W. 8 7:10 miles, Codling Lightship, 8. 19, W, 7 8-10 miles, ‘The Vanguard has one-third of her foretopmast, and two- thirds of her maintopmast and maintopgallant mast and yard showing above water, WILLIAM LEES, Secretary. OSf—A SMALL YELLOW LEATHER VALISE marked on brass plate, Ui. Kehuyler. A reward will be paid for its roturn to JOHN F. DOYLE, 37 Wall street, PERSONAL, punees ee P. Ww. “E PREVENTED A.” 7 8. Hotel, Saratoga, this summer, can hear of m situa mn by addressing 1 D. Gein ROSENTHAL, WHO ¥ Heraid Uptown Brauch office, EXT MONDAY, 27TH, rite me there; important, WILL STOP R, 8. Re P Kee presse, LAT will adaress V.'X., He [nail tentictaceieetteioay wonnleann teh NDE LADY IN ST, PAUL'S CHURCHYARD like to become nequainted with her amanuensis, dress G, L., box 2.448 New York Post office, NFORMATION y. {D—E, STREET, OTHERWISE reher James Bruce Street, mative of St, John, New runewick ; enlisted William Archer fo Northern army; ‘ed a8 a hon-commisvioned vfticer in Fifth United States walry regiment in battles on Potomac, Virginia and Bh andowh ; fast heard of in 1805 at Washington; [f alive woul SO years of age; information wanted ax to residence, I Lif dead, dato and particulars. Communteations to ato JANES HO YDEN, No, 5 North St, David str Birtny TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, id office, sho will hear of a friend, OST—ON SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR NINETEE) stroet, a small black and tan female dog; blue with @ bell on itameck: ansters to the mame of Jane: nibs eral reward will be given ifreturned to BRADBURY . S13 and 14 Bowers. i abiicens O8T—BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND NEW YO! N L Saturday night, 18th September, an oblong erie, dlood stone: there Is engraved upon it a erast woll's head with glove in mouth, and Initials B. B.C, L, in old English letters. Tho finder will receive a reward of $25 by lew is with OH. MARTIN, ferry office, Hoboken, N. J. OST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN 8 , on Lexington avenue, betwoen Twenty filth nty-aixth strects, a white Spitz Dog. Aliberal cow will bo paid by returning the same (o 122 East Six! strect, corner of Irving place. Lost4 PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES, ON THURS- day, September 24, between t and 2 o'clock P, M.; posed to by on Park avenue, about Forty-first or Pork: ‘ond street, or in a Fourth avenue car about that tim 8 ward will be paid on their return to 129 Liberty street, OST—PASS BOOK NO, 87,140, ISSUED BY THE IN. stitution for the Savings of Merchants’ Clerks, Tho finder Will please leave the book at the bank, No. 20 Union place, O§T—ON WEDNESDAY, ABOUT 6:20 P. M.. NEAR South ferry, @ plain Gold Bracelet, monogram “IR. K.” he finder will be suitably rewarded ou returning it to 39 Broad street, second Dogr. re. By order, 0. 1L—NOTICE TO MARINERS, a (RISH LIGHTHOUSES, FAST COAST OF IRELAND. REVOLVING GREEN LIGHT ON WRECK OFF KISH’ BANK. , Orsice oF Tris Liguts, Dustin, Sept. 4, 18 ‘The Conimissioners of Trish Ligtits hereby give notice U they have cansed a Lightship, exbibiting @ revolving green light every minute, at the height of 89 feet above the levol of the tea, to be moored haifa mile K.8,B. from the wreck of H. M, ironclad Vanguard, and 53g miles to the eastward of the Kish Bank, in 23 fathoms of water, with the following myorks and bearings — Latitude of Lightship, 53.12.90, North. Longitude of ‘ghtshlp, & West. Kian Lightship, N, 23s, W 0 miles. Godling Bank Lghtahp, $24, W. 79-10 miles, Bray Head, N. LI 7-40 iniles, : ‘BEARINGS ARE MAGNETIC. ‘The light will be exiibited from sunset tll sunrise until notico. at three masts and will be painted groen, word “Wreck’ in white lett on her sid TIGH —Vemeels shale pet ass between the buoy ck and this teh p. bei SO WM. LERS, Secretary, mark!n By order Praane ay OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY ylerate prices by the METROPOLITAN RINTIN ESTABLISH NTeltcrald Building, 218 Broad- , New York: OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, ov } Hamre OT RUUSMANN & CO. Bankers, Post oflice box 3.316, 75 and 77 Nassau street ROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION. TUESDAY, Leena! 28, 3 o'clock, good day and track—Mateh $1,000, mile hoath, in harness. ©. 8, Burr names o, f, Libby Mills, 3 years old, by Fearful. H. W. 1. Mali nanies br. F. Althena, 8 fears old, by Hamlet. Adwission $1. Steam yours Ninth avenue and Twen- AKLE: tieth street at 1-50 and 2 23 f BACAUCUS TRACK.—TROTTING THIS DAY, AT 2 SP. M.—Match race, $109, betweon A. 8. Bennet's mare Sally aud Captain Jinks. Purse 2:40 class did not OU. PETER BRADY. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing all Kinds of Hrinting With unusual promptness and at moderate prices, Snperintenden CARRIAGES, &C. A BAR Cry BR & 8 AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, CORNER OF Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, W. BARKER, AUCTIONBER, ES of Horses, Carriages, &c., DAY AND SATURDAY, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS allowed for trial on overy horse sold under warrai THIS IS, the ‘only Auction Mart In the State the proper facilities showing horses on sale, vi., driving track entirely under cover and plenty of rovim for ex- nation, CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, COMMENCING WITH the following valuable Trottin Stock, elegant couch Teain, Landaulet, &., the property o DR. EDWARD P. HUYLAR, of Hastings, on the Huds who sells on account of inteiuled absence abroad, and com: yrisiny, PTHE FAMOUS BAY TROTTING STALLION RED WING, got by Badger, dam by the Nichols horse; bred a Red Wing, Minn.; “formerly owned by the late’ Gilbect Datcher, of St. Paul, Minn, (seo Wallace's “Trotting Regi Ve high; foaled in 186s Fz AGO; was driven by Me. D. i is very valuable for stock or MARE Belle of Chelsea, got foaled 1869; can beat 2:40; war- and kind ARK SORREL Trotting Mare Lady H., 15) 1868: can beat 240; warranted sound and kin DARK BAY Trotting Mare Mattie IL,” beed by Colonel Taylor, of Orange county, got by Edward Everett, Y5¥z high, foaled 1865; has had no sraining, but fs very fast and promising; warranted sound and kind, ELEGANT AND VERY closely matched pair of bay coach Horses, 16 high, 7 and 8 years old; splendid style, action and appearance; unsurpassed by any in New York;" warranted sound and kind. ALXO THE top and no top Speeding Wagons LANDAULET, by Wood Bros.; Polo and Shafts. DOUBLE AND SENGLE coach Harness, Clothing, &e. IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above, Mr A.C. WIL8ON'S, OF VIGO" COUNTY, INDIANA, GREAT SALI OF COUPE, FAMILY, Business and Work Horses, AND’ COMPRISING SEVENTEEN head, suitable for road, family, express, railroad, milk wagon abd ail business purposes, weighing from 1,000 to 1,400 pounds each, and COPAY GEEDING, 16 high, 5 years old: an excellont coupe or coach horse, BAY anit? 6 years old TH ROAD, 154, gh a combined saddle and harness horse. BAY GELDING, 16 high, six years old, by imp. Bonnie Scotland; can trot in mihater WLACK GELDING, 16% high, 6 years old, got by Duro yl for coupe or enrriage use. BAY GELDING, 158; high, 6 years old; fine family or tasivess BAY MARE, 15!f high, 6 years old; elegant road pore: BAY MAICE, 1 hig b veers old, geod besiness or family mi BROWN MAE, h, 8 years old; good be BAY GELDING, 1544 hich, 5 yei BROWN MARE. 154 bign, © ens Hiatoga; can beat 3 minutes, BROWN GELDING, 15% hich, 6 years old; ean bent three minutes, single or double. BAY GELDING, 16 high, 7 yours old; can beat 2:50, two men, to road wi BLACK MARE, 1534 bigh, © Years old; got by Bive Bal can beat 2:50. BAY MARY, 1546 high, 6 years old; an cellent business mare, BAY GELDING. 16 high, @ years old; fing road horse; can trot in 3:10. BROWN MARE, 16 work or business mare. old; a fine driving horse. old, by Scott's high, 3. years old, 450 pounds; powerful work SORREL MARE) 153% high, 7 years old; good business fork mate, ABOVE AIG all warranted sound and. kind dwere TRIED IN HARNESS by a large aumber of gor Gemen 7 terday. TALOGUES itn full deseriptior FTER THE above will bo sold an LEGANT FINE. turgo jet black Gelding, 16 high, 7 ‘old; av clegant and extra stylish driver, extra sharp ler, fine ‘ander saddle, and warranted gonnd and kind. THE FAST brown trotting Mare KATE KLGIN, Kot by Winthrop Morril, 1534 high, 8 years vid; has « record of 2404 (is Qnely gaited and wi ted sound and kind. ELBUANT BAY couch Horse, 16 high, 7 years old; extra style and appearance ; sold on account of loss of mat OP SIDE, bat road Wagon, by Benson Bros, TOP SIDE bar road Wagon, by Vandergaw, ROCKAWAY, NEW, by Walker, FINE EXPRESS Wagon, new. LARGE LOT double and single Marness. FIFTEEN OTHER top and no top rond\Wagons, Depot, Express and Businoss Wagons, Carriages, ko, WELVE OTHER Horses. FULL DESCRIPTION at sale. SALES NEVE R postponed on aceount of weathor, HAVING FINISHED OUR CONTRACT WE WILL sell seven Horses, suitable for truck, grocer, express dr any business, at half their value; they’ are all’ chunky built and sound, and good workers; @ good trial given to sat- isfy evergbody. Inqut No. 876 aad 378 Bowery, oppo- sito Filth street, roar stable, FOR SALE, 11 BIG, SOUND AND KIND HORSES, AA.<ine property ot s ralirond contractor, toed on Fourts Call at corner of avenue A and Sey avenue improvement, enty-second street, A NEW “LIGUT TOP EXPRESS OR DELIVERY Wagon, for $150, worth ‘also a beautiful side-bar to Bug busonbury & Nelson inaker, for $175; must bo solu, 1 ‘oat Ninetoonth street, - CAPTAIN HA! NNA WRITES —"Phis is the MOST EXTRAORDINARY and FASTEST lot of green trotters that over owned of thas nt BETTER THAN 2:5, that I waas tise speed tested by everybody beto ublic will bear me out In m am coufident that they will say tha history of the horse such wot offere ’ TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT that the AND OVER CAPTAIN GEORGE D. HANNA'S, was over brought toxethor in one lot. catalogue are three, t Fleetwood trace and trot in 2 and tot im 2:90 or better, ani f which can go right ¥ your aS, and tho ative ota ae phere can show THREE WEATS i to give plemty of nosice he sale, a0 tations. F F was in the ke. de. he, . Lwant ropres tere ne auction. INTENSE FURORE (OF BOURBON COUNTY. KENTUCKY), KIGHTH or UNEXAMPLED SALE ‘ THR FASTEN? GREBN TROTTERS, ANP MOST ELEGANT, ALL GAITED, COMBINED PREMIUM SADDLE" AND HABNESS HORSES, JUST ARRIVED from Kentucky, TO TAKE AT BARKER CITY AUCTION MART AND N, Bows Y. TFATTERSALL'S, by BUFFALO HEAD ands ALP ERE von IR. AUCTIONEER, old staud, 37 Nassau street. THIS DAY, ohT, Os, O'CLOCK, BRUSSELS A WAIN CARPETS, Parlor and Cooking Stoves. ELEGANT RUGS, MATS, OILCLOTHS. rand Pi, 1. wise Ol a 8 Det we gait, Oy WOSTON. Easy Chairs, SUPERB CASE OF SURGICAL’ ID Evans, of London. FEDBEAR from COLORADOL Clocks dd Bronzes, AUCTIONEER.--SALES- Cedar sbrect. This day, a y, BBERT &. rooms 108 ure, Bodd WALDRON, berty and Lit jrocerie: JR, AUCTIONBER, 37 Nassau street GREAT SALE OF cs, Mats, Olle corner of Broadway and Thirty: THIS DAY, ‘at 1 N WEDNESDAY, Sept, 29th at LL o'clock, a EO = AND COMPRISING SIXTEEN ben T SOMERVILLE'S AUCTION ART, consisting of bay are LADY CAR’ i+ high, foaled 74 University place. * 1870: got by Mambrino-Columbns, very promising. Gra; THIS DAY, AT 10% O'CLOCK. FINE SALE OF gelding JACKSON BOY, 15% high, foaled 1970; got by Bel | HOUSBHOLD FURNErC AND MANTEL mont; can trot in three minutes, Bay gelding BILLY | MIRRORS, CARPETS, PL RTAINS, CHINA, TRIGG, 156 high. fouled 1860; gor by Altorf 2d; | BILLIARD TABLE, &U., & ' an elegant. combined — saddle” and harness ” hors ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction. 008 all’ gaits; can boat 220. Brown mare HAR: | (Saturday), September 25, a 10s, o'clock, ut hie AN GIRL, 15% high, fonted in 1868; got by | 74 University place, Household Furniture, Billy Golddust, elegant saddle and harness mare; can trot | Parlor and Library Suits, Pier and Mantel Mire i Brown Gelding ISLAND CHIEF, 15% high, foaled | binek walnut tnfaid Parlor and Bedroom 5: 1869, got by Pilot American: can go to track und beat 2:39, | Table, black walnut and rosewood Bedstoads, Bureaus, Bay Gelding CAPTAIN BUTLER, 10% high. fonted 1869, | Contre and Extension Tables, 30 to 40 velvet, Brusssla, londid saddle and all sizes and got by Baron Chie rot in 2:50, Bay ‘Gel A887 got by Clark Chief: can Brown Gelding STATESMAN, 153¢-high, for State Rights; can go t three heats better than MORTIMER, 154g hi io at trot in 2x40. " Sorrel Gelding MARGELL Ye7, Kot by Forest Vermont; can trot in WALDO, 16 high ean trot fn high, foaled ‘own trot in foaled 180 f 10, 1809, sorrel Mave, FANNIE by a son of Strader's Cassins M. Clay, ali Srouk rranted sound ng, and will be from to-marrow up to sale. for Captain Hanna, will be on hand to give everybody the opportunity of riding qualities nnd speed of any of the CATALOGUES. WITH mart, 10; dapple brown , got by Stanhope's Blood Hawk, can minutes: brown Geélding, BUCK fet by Waxuer Abdallah, arness horse, can trot ii 153g high, foaled 1870, got by Cripy Sule posit iding CLARKSON, 18366, got by in 2:30 aud show y Golding ANDY 4 ¥iseount; can 16 high, foaled aled 1863, got by Bay Gelding Mort Henry} Bay Gelding , got by the ODLAW, 13%) widing, MYRON, 1 0, treet and n 2:35, foaled 180, tf Walkor ‘Horse, igh, ts EYE, 16 high, foaled 1870, splendid ombined waddle. and minutes; bay Geldin, OLAYWOOD, can ‘trotin 2: and kind. WILD arrive th ready TO BE HITCHED: and shown Dr, JOHN W. ©: and driving and testing the saddto lot before the day of sale, ull, particulars, pedigrees, &e., now itive und no postponement. STYLISH TURSOU Coupo, in fine order Thquire for YOUN ness. FOR SALE.—BREWSTER’S uperior cope Horse and rich ‘AMES, at stable Nu. 123 West it for any business. 119 Henry atre haruess horse; can | Wilton, moquet and ingrain Onry 16 high, foaled | lot of brocatel Cartui 0 to track and beat 2:35, | stersand Pillows, Kite At 10% o'clock, at Parlor Suits, fhlaid walnut traines West 16th st., bet ARK, agent | magnilicent rosewood case Pianofortes, round 744 octave, Steinway Suiti +cades; Turkish and Spanish Loun c attoruss ses, fonther Bods, Bol- &e. UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME AND USEFUL Housohold Furniture, this duy (Saturday), commencing East Twentieth street, near Broadway— overed in damask, satin. Heline: gilt parlor Tables, French plate Mirrors, ecw two clexent, Pinnofortes, double round oorae ported Bronzes. Clocks, Li and Severe ibrary Tables. Turkish’ Sui Chairs, tension Tables, dining Chairs, Silver sewood and wi ressing: “Glace, Wardrobes, Bureaus; Washstands,: and hair Mattresses, marblo top Tables, jusle aircloth Suits, hall Stand 2 ¢., &e. ; sule positive. HE. verioy niture this ( Decker & Bros. four” latest style Parlor: damask satin’ and. bro- S asy Chairs, Centre: and Console Tables, Oil Paintin, orted Bronzes, Clocks, Statuary, Etageres, Mirrors, Curtains, fine inlaid Library Furniture, Bookcases, Desks, Tables, Turkish Suit, Blabe- vate and piain Chamber Furniture, viz ;—Full size and single. Bedstoads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Waahstands, marble top Tables, Rockers, Ging ba spring Mattresses, Pillows. ni octays tan and blue, in crimson ind Plush Suit: Furniture—Sideboard, 2 Ex> = tension Tables, Cnairs in leather, Silverware, Crockery; alse. EAP, YOUNG | Kitchen Furnilure, 23 Carpets, fialistand, &c. N. B.—Sale 59 to $150; also Truck, # Express Wa; positive. Take Gth avenue ivods preked dud shipped. ROBERT C, CASHIN, Auctioneer. Set of single Harness: Private stal —MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE, TOP ‘le No. 6 Wost Nineteenth street. rs; top Pony Phaeton, by Rowlan by Crossman; all as good as new. VERY HANDSOME TURNOUT, BAY HORSE, 15 hands high, 6 years old; warranted sound and kind; hieton and Harness; a great bargain. st Thirteenth street. also top pony new Aways, open ness, Blankets, ddl Fulton'strect, Brooklyn. TION SALE THIS DAY, second-hand top Buggies, Phaetons, Rock. Vagons, business No.3 AT 11 O'CLOCK, OF Vagons, several Horsas, es, &c., by OOLE & MURPHY Di reserve, Dealers SALE.—ISIDORE J. 8' ZKOPF, AUC- longer, will sell as 2 o'ctock, at i eB two eases seed leaf Samples, igers, large quantit: rnitus Bu Lounges, Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, fancy Goods: joods, Clothing, tren Shoes; also Barber Fixtures; without UCTION SALE—AUCTION NOTICE. Large and positive Furniture salo THIS DAY (Saturday), at 10% o'clock, At five story brown stone mi .Y Hi octave; Parlor Suits, 14 pieces, cow- Snits, Bronzes, Paintings, C § z S a = Bs 4 Turkish w Lounges, velvet and Brovsels. A WTOR SALE, A GENTLEMAN'S DRIVING HORSE, | Carpets entre Tables, ' Library Tables, Book- «1535 hands high, 8 years old; kind and tru ses, Socretnires, dc.; inlaid and gilt black wal others, suitable for auy business, Apply at 45 t”' Bedstead, ' Dressing Casos, Bureaus, — Wash- fae aa stands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mattresses, Pillows, F ‘E SPAN OF sale, at $340; can be seen at eet, west of Broadway ; by same owne: fy-niuth blo for Indy SOUND CARRIAGE HOR! erchants’ stablos, Twen- Iso single Horse, suita- ERLIN COACH, ¢ all styles of Ci Styles and prices, from Phaotons, seat Phaetons, prices; call and exami WILLIAM H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Woostor street, Foupe, Rockaway, 0 iarourhes, Express Wagons, top and open> Harness, Whips and “Blankets; very large assortment; low "LARENCES, COUPE riages, at low prices; } up; several seco . LANDAUS, Wagons, all ‘ d-hand’ top extension top Phaetons, six- Diletoths, &e., wt che old place, very cheap, LL2 Fultos Bolsters, Blankets, rep and baircloth Suits, Dining Purat- ture, Buffet, Extension Tables, Chairs, silverware, Cutlery, Dinuor and Toa Sots, kitchen and basement & variets shipped for purchasers, city or country Furniture ai B.—Goods boxed and LUKE FITZGERALD, Anctioneer. UCTION NOTICE.—GOOD SECOND HAND AND misfit Ringlish Brussels, three ply and ingrain Carpets, from auction: of bousebiold articles, treot, side entrance. ine. NONTRACTOR'S SALE OF A LOT OF YOUNG, und Horses, fit fi and Carts, double street and Third a1 isingle Harness. Apply at Sixty-sixth ae. for any kind of work; also Dirt Truc! OR SALE—A HANDSOMELY FITTED UP CLAR- ence, Coupe, Phaeton, Harness, ke., &¢. Apply at 142 Wost Kighteenth street , air of fino carriage Horses, OR SAL choap. Private st A SMALL COUPE, ALMOST NEW, VERY table 146 West Kighteenth street. Fer SALE—DOUBLE COACH HARNESS, BREWSTER ndau, top Wagon, Sleigh, Coupe, Horse; owner no furthor uso. "118 West Fiftieth street, OR SALE CHEAP—TWO WA express or by heay} CO., 16 Chambers stre stroots, Jorsey City. NS, SUITABLE FOR business. P. LORILLARD & jow York, or Washington and First et, OR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD MODEL HEARSE, IN Parting Se J. T, YOUNG, 302 Mott strect, or 223 East Fifty-third st. a F will tuke a Clarence in exchange, OR SALE—THE Ned, 6 years old; it the Excelsior Stables, Fi ighth and Twenty-n WELL KNOWN SADDLE HORSE Cannot be murpassed ns saddle horse. ixhth avenue, between OR SALE—A COUPE ROCKAWAY: modern style; pole No. 5 Sniffen court, 148 East Thir GOOD ORDER; Apviy At private stublo, ixth street. nd s OR SALE CHEAP—HORSE, WAGON AND HAR- ness; brown horse, 1544; can’ trot in top wagon and harness, 28 West Forty-sixth strect, stables, a Brewster be soon at TRUESDELL'S three days. Can JOR SALE VERY CHEAP—A GOOD, LITTLE HORSE, 15 hands high; good: travelicr. bakery. 424 East Ninth street, G* YOUR PRINT TAN PRINTING I Blankets, Road BARTLETT, 6 You will find it advantageous. ORSE BLANKETS, Sweats, &c.; the largoat stock and lowest prices in this city. ING DONE AT THE METROPOLT. ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, TRUCK BLANKETS, STABLE. Blankets, Dress Blankets, Hoods, Warren sirect, corner College plac ARNESS.—THE New York; gvod Buggy Harnoss, hand madi good Grocer's Harness, ‘ood Double. Truck 100, Pease © and examine for yourselves, LER & OSBORNE, 71 Barclay steeet, New York. CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE_[ 17 $25; ood Milkman's Harness, $90; Harness, 880; good Stable Blankets, ‘ORSES One Pair duck bay Carriage Horses, 16 hands, stylish, sound and gentle in single or Coach, for city use, mado by Brewstor; 01 Harness, silver plate M mortgage, I will ber 25, 1875, at'10.A. CARRIAGE AND. HARNESS FOR SALE.— 4 G01 nth street, four Clarences and one Co: ° WILLIAM HENRY, Attorney for Mortgagee. fouble harness; one family set of double mountings, Wood ee! E OF A CHATTEL on Saturday, Septem: enue aud Eighty- ch. I sell at anctiv er of Thied Q vited to ins, Stables, Thirty -fitth avenue, betore going eisew! BRI WNERS OF HORSES ARE RESPECTFULLY IN- acenmnmodations afforded at Arsenal eet, between Broadway and Seventh WSTER & SON, Proprietors. EAD WHAT HORSEMEN SAY. WE HAVER USED Re tegne Condition Powders nid Healing Ointment, it henrtily recommend them to every one owning horsey They are the id eattie, Nyes & Fo driver Mambrit tour remedies to RIPLEY & CAME Our Otntinent cures Horse Dis eel, Bint Cracks, ae. any disease where powders are generally given, We wai est remedies of the kind we have oster, Mambrino Gift; Mont- empor, Cal alls, The Powders are satisfaction ov money ref Manufacturers, Plint, Mic! O'SHEA, first class Professor Vetorin@ty Medical Institution, Dublin, ‘and Inspector General of Imported Cattle for Irotand, 1,414 Souprnss AND principal Broadiay. New York. DISEASES OF HORSES,—DR. man in veterinary science, late Ee PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT Bedroom Sots, Hookease by, the, METROPOLITAN 213 Broadwi Coa- fonts, ‘Stoel Crete Showeases, Cigars, Tobacco, Cigar Moulds’ and a variety Household Furniture, &0. Bewing Machines, in good orde square ( Machinery, &e.— B01 West Peuth street, consisting of Pianing, Mortising, Nitreing, Tenanting and other Machines, Circalay and other Saws, Doors, Shutters, Commission Salesroom, 76 Thit afi of parlor, chamber, bedroom and medium Furut ibson’s make, in | 7 medium Furniture ia v ISRAE. M. Shoe Store; Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, Fixtures, &e. Trade invited. Mun) Bar, rels, Liquor, &e. Deniers invites Marshal, R, 39 EAST THIRTEENTH ¥ J. HAVEN, AUCTION stroot--Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suita, Si Warr Lou p 8, CIRCULARS AND Alle done with the greatest despatch, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, EORGE W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER, 53 LIBERTY STREET, CORNER NASSAU, Salo of Marble Statuary, Mosuic Tables, Vases, &c., TO-DAY aT 1 O'CLOCK: B, HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS. + 17 PARK PLACK AND. it MURRAY STREET, NEAR NEW POST OFPICE. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, . CHINA, STEINWAY UP> . GLASSWARE, STATUARY, CLOCKS, PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART, &C., &C., ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, AT 10}; O'CLOCK, AT NO, 14 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. FULL DETAILS IN SUNDAY'S HERALD. 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, SATUR- » day, September at 10% ik, at 60 tg? and Fixtures of Cigar Store, Show Pi 8, WEINBERGER S + September 25), at U8 THIS DAY (SATURDAY, o'clock, at 8 Bowery, six fing also three Wagons and Harness. P, TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS day, at 10% o'clock, at 59 Great Jones street, generat sortment Furniture, large lot Pictures, fine Sideboard, best hatr und other Mattresses, Crockery, Glussware, large Lager Beir [eebox, Stove fine Gold Wat 40 Canary wid Southern Birds, 2 es, Diamond Ring, &e. MES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, 15 ABINGDON igbth avenue).—Carpentors’ and Builders? ignec's sale, this day. at LU o'clock, at ols, ping and black waluut Lamber, Monidings, Hardware, Builders’ Materials, &c. nters, one four pull English Ale Pump. By order RD VAN HOUTEN, Assigneo. AMES ¥M, FORD, AUCTIONEER—ADMINISTRATOR'S ‘salo—Sells at two o'clock, at the Enst Side Auction an@ avenue, 19 axsorti ure; 3e excellent Carpets, a great quantity of Oileloths, three French plate Mirrors, one elegant rosowood Bedroom Salty ve Piano! ‘one Carhart & Needham Melodeon, a Bla Sheets and Comforters; about 900 of Book , Wheeler & Wilson and other So: PeaiKe Bede’ oisers, billows sliver Ten Bot rticles of silver cutlery, lace and other Curtains, DANTON, Bog, Administrator NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 261 BOWERY~— Sells this day, at 1 o'clock, at No. 369 First avenue, Twenty second street, Stock and Fixtures of a Boot and NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 261 ells this day, at 10 o'clock, corner in streets, Stock and Fixtures of & Liquor Store; fine k Bar, 3 Counters, Ale Pump, Mirror, Tables, Bas. BOWERY— Delancey —y— ARSHLAL'S SALE.—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, 's Cireus; W. J. Bartow, Superintend- sells, this day, at LL o'clock, at the ‘auction rooms No, 4 Fee ener ig SH eeeerin 11 Untvorsity piace, corner Eighth. street, cases Hennessey t Rallway, Detroit: Samuel Goodwill, | Brandy, caso St. Jalion Wine, baskers Peaches, Water lone! H. 8. Russell. owner ot Smug: | meions, Plums, Crab Apples, &c, MARVIN R, CLARK, , GENERAL AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ay, at 10s “o'clock, we No. 190 "Eldridge street, & Candy Store, ‘consisting of Candies, Giaea Jars, Showcase, Counters; also a lot of Househod Fur TO-DAY, THE RIFLE MATCH AT CREEDMOOR, TOHES. CANADA VS, UNITED STATES, THE RESULT AT save RANGE, THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE |THE ONLY SEE TUR EVENING TELEGRAM. AUTHORIZED OFFIC ) n tr apes = ——— Pad ate SUBSURIPTIONS FOR TH ee TO Pe ottne aaa, oer ques NENOADWAY, CORNEA ANN STREET, AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECKIFT 1269, BROADWAY. ‘s ADVERTISEMENTS ASD SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THI SIXTH AVENUE, 5 BRALD 4 South SIXTH STREET, POILADELeATA BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREBT, ER FULTON AND BOERUM STREETS, BROO! 1,205 BROADWAY, 540 SIXTH AVENUE. EWICLES IN FASII0; In modest, pleasing and durable eithor side-bar or elliptic. B72 and 374 Broome color Rockaways, Cabriolets, T Carts, Phaetons, Britton Wagons, Road Wagons, 8. FLANDRAC, street (old stand of Brewster & Co.) ANTED- gle Tr KENS, No, 4 V SANTED—A STY ‘ulte with particulars, box 2,767 STRONG HORSE, HARNESS AND SI Call on or address RIEGELS & FEL. than 16% hands; fair price will be street, Brooklyn. ‘Is COUPE. foRs wid. Address, w York Post office. ANTED—A_ C! Horse, 16 han tail, that can trot to the with close desoripsion box 193 Herald Uptow + high, tong and strong made, with BROWN OR BLACK a ee minutes, " Address, price, POLE HORSE, ESTNU jote in th lowest cn’ Bra ani AGONETTE.—A to hold six, wai 190 Herald Uptowa Branch offic MILLINERY Nineteenth atroo' selection of French Bonnets and English Walking Uats and Jes Goods, all shades. VP R MATHER & 00'S, 801 BROADWAY, NEAR SECOND HAND WAGONETTE, ted. Address, with price, W. J,, box AND DRESSMAKING, t, have Now opened a large and choice pionship and match games: second hand gains . Ww. ft LENDE Od rhe STANDARD AMERICAN. and stylist TAN not be surpassed. New York; No, 923 Chestnut 114 SOUTIC SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK. LYN. ‘ BILLIARDS. | MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, with Delaney's wire cushions, solel Re, in esa jes at URiPPITH & CO,, 40 Vosey sbrocke NOLLENDER STANDARD BEVEL 5X10 BILLL Table, used avout six months in a private with pateut roflectors, de. Can be seen at 3, 708 Broad) BEVEG Billiard Tables, with tho celebrated Vhelan & Coll combination cushions, for sale in this eity only at Broadway. EALERS IN AND, MANUFACTURERS OF BILx liard tables will find, by examination, that for cl ton the METROPO! , 218 Broadway, cam- Printing of any descrij RINTING ESTA BLISILN DECKER & CO.'S BILLIARD TABLES HAVE L. takeu the first premium medal six successive years a& the American Institute Pair, Canal and Centre streets. Factory and wareroom corner URLAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY BE GEORGE E, Pein: es East Fourteenth street, tree Philadelphia. ANTED—SX10 CARROM BEVEL BILLIARD TA 'W “inust be complete nna tn good order,” aadreen, price, B. Hi. C., Herald office, A SET OF TEETH West avenues, near Broadway. —Specl rab rubbor, whalebone NUS CATS O EW BRO’ Iety-fonrth street, between Sixth and Sov MADE IN THREE HOURS AT al mechanteal dentistr rubber. gold and platina Set: Plump: Take green cars from Grand street ferry we Broadway cars, UGH, 128 West Thirty-fourth iE Di at tis Beoa ETROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT erald Buildaaw, tim Ue (AOMPLETEST NEWSPAPER, BOOK JOM AND AMA Qiiteur tretias Outs farnished by VANDER, ELLS & CO., Manufacturers of Job and Postor per Fulton and Dutch streets, New York, Cyt Sim QHOWOASES AT REDUCED PRICES—THR SS apecent aS latest patterns in ity yf ola ‘ith tee Paint Sede 4 aie aaa ne