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

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO, 14,309. wii —— DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Eiantu Pacr—Third, Fourth, Fifth and [AgrnOLUGY Neu Pace—Sixth oot HOGY—NintH Pace—Sixth column, (SILLIARDE—Rieuts Pagecaeet dete {BOARDERS WANTED—Twrurt Pacx—Foarth, fifth and H xth columns, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Twuurrn Pack— xth column. |BROOKLYN BUARD—twxr9m Pagn—Sixth column, HBROQKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Nixva 'sae— iret column, (BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Pirru Pacn. (BUSINESS NOTICES —Suvuxrit Taue—Sixth column, (Oly (REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Nixtu Pack—Piest column, CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Twxtrre Paak—Second column, ‘CLOTITING—Twexrm Pace—Sixth column. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Tweirmm Pacr—See- ond and third eolumns. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Nista PaGe—Fifth and 1 #ixth columns. COPARTNERSHIPS—Firrn Pace. COUNTRY BOARD~Tweirtn Pagr—Sixth column. ING ACADENIES—Eicutit P. DENTISTRY © DRY GOODS—| cond colnm ‘ DWELLIN¢ i Bi, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Nivti Paak—Second column, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Nivra Pack—litth column, ‘EU ROPE—E:curn Pace—Second column. FINANCIAL—Fierst Pace. FOR SALE—Eignrn Pack—Second column, FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMED Nixtn Page—Second and third columns, \FURNITURE—Nixtn Pacs—Fourth column. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Twarrtn Pacr—First col- ae MN. ‘HELP WANTED—MALES—Tweurm Paae—Third and fourth columns, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &¢.—Finst Pags—Third, fourth HOTELS “Twenrrit Facr—Sixth col yeLrrit Pacn—Sixth column. HOUSES, ROOMS, a¢, WANTED—Nistu Page—Fourth column. ANSTRUCTION—Finsr Pack—Second column. ‘3 TO LET— MERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND EN ‘REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Nixra AGE—F list colun ND FOUND—Finsr Page—First column, ACTIINERY- ont PAGe—Second column. ARBLE MANTELS—E:autu Pacr—Third column, BROAN Pagr—Sixth column, ILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Finst Pagr—Second col MIScELLAS OUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Textm Pace— Si: he IMISCE {OUS—Branre Pagn—Second column, \MUSICAL—Excntm Pack—Third column, NEW PUBLICATIONS—Seventn Pace—Sixth column, 'PERSONAL—Finst Kirst column. PIANOPORTES, ORGANS, “AC“Bicura Pacx—Third oesNcolumn, POLITICA 1 Erowy Pagn—Second column. PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS. WANTED—FEMALES— ‘Twrurrit Pace—First column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO i} RENT—Ninte Pace—First column. REAL Rs TO EXCHANGL—Nivta Pace—Pirst column, REAL ESTATE WANTED—Nixtat Pack—Pirst column. (RESTACURANTS—Twevrty Pack—Sixth column, REWARDS—Fiest Pace—Pirst column, ‘BALES AT AUCTION—Finst Pace—Wifth and sixth col- urns. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Scoxp Pace, Exeventm Pace, and Twevern Pace—First column, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Iweieta Pack—First ‘eur. Rnd second columns, \BPECIAL NOTICES—Finst PaGx—Second column, BPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &U.—Finst Pace—Third col- umn. STORAGE—Twetrri Page—Sixth column. THE TRADES—Tweirra Pacu—Fourth column, WAR TURF—Finsr Pace—Third col ‘TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPO: ‘ond column, TRAVELLER'S GUIDE—Niyrnt Pace—Sixth column, (UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Nov Pagu—Third and fourth columns, ANTED TO PURCHA: TH PAGk—Second column. WATCHES, JEWEL e—Fourth column. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Nrxtu Pack—First column, WINTER RESORTS—Tweern Pacr—si INTENSELY 1 LOVE + you. Why willingly wound me? Come to me soon, my darling; write. ‘A.B, At DOPTION.—A_ RESPECTABLE FAMILY WISH TO adopt 6 girl trom 3 to 7 yoars of age; must give full surrender. Address ADOPTION, box 116’ Herald Uptown “Branch cfc ROOKLYN FERRY.—SATURDAY AFTERNOON; fs lady in green dress. Address H. ROBERTS, Herald office. NENTRAL PARK.—LADY GOING DOWN STEP J genticnan in wagon. If agreeable address WOOD: FORD, Herald Uptown Branch office, OPERUL TOLED.—INFORMATION IS WANTED. of Hopeful Toled (snpposea to be in California), or of his children, William or Charlotte, who may hear of some- thing to their ndvantage by addresting 8, MICHELENA, 24 South street, New York. a, THE LADY DRESSED IN BLACK, WHO RECOG- nized gentleman on back pintform of Grand street car on Sundey, about 3 P. M., would accept bis acquaintance, she would Oblize by sending her address, mentioning some circumstance, to L. L., Herald office. he THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF PATRICK Edward Ponovan, a native of Mantego Bay, Jamaica, e 34 voars, he is requested to communicate with J, WES: 8Exs, ‘74 Front street, New York, Gs —MEET ME TO-DAY (TUESDAY), AT 11, IN FIF- « teenth stveot. Important from Chicazo. HALE Con "MBIA, IN BLACK SILK DRESS, ACCOMPANIED BY 'y in brown, Two gentlemen following on Broadway nty fifth street aud recognized from car. Address, stating incident, D. 8.,box 170 Herald Uptown Brauch office, HE LADY IN BROWN, ON FULTON STRERT MON- ‘day evening, can rely upon polite and discreet considera. tion, if she wil y the gentleman who passed down side Street with her intance. Ploase addross, with incident, i ‘TAD i . TRAVELLER, Herald Uptown Br K THRER WILL MEET IN THE on the 20th. TILL WILLIAM HURRY, ESQ., OF WE street, please send the promised communication to the Grand Union Hotel? ILL MISS SPENCH SEND ADDRESS TO J. Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘LOST AND FOUND, OUND—SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, ON Broome street, # Pocketbook, containing some money nd Jewelry, The owner cau have it by calling at S4 Hicks kiyn, JOUN O'KBEFE, SATURDAY, A. POCKETBOOK, CON- taining & sum of money, The owner please ‘call on DANIEL YP. SUGKUE, 38 Park street. OST—$25 REWARD—A PAIR OF DIAMOND CLUS- 4 ter Earrings and diamond Cross. Any person returning ihe sume to 49 Clinton Place will receive the above reward. O8T—ON BELT LINE CARS, SECOD “Historia de Colombia.” Reward at SERRANO South William street. O8T—A VERY SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG, 4 that answers to the name of Max. tis blind of the jeft eye and has a giltchain and padlock and a pieve of Kray flannel around its neck, “It was missed about 9 o'clock jast evening, D-ON OST—SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SMALL DIAMOND Pin, black inlaid. Liberal reward and no questions asked. Address, stating torms, WM. H. MUNDY, box 131 Herald office, BANK BOOK NO. 42,036, ISSUED BY METRO- au Bavings Bank, New York (formerly Mariners’ Institution), and payment of the same has been Sopped. | The finder will please return ‘he same to the bank, os. Land 3 Third avenue, O8T.—9N SUNDAY, 4 Pocketbook, con! also receipted bills x finder will be suitab! Heury street, 0% 5 240, A BLACK MOROCCO ing asuin of money in large bills; good only to owner; name inside. The y Und rag by leaving the same at 294 vision street, OST—ON. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN Unton square and Seventeenth street, on Broadway, an ‘Onyx Cross, set with pearls, Finder will be liberally re- warded on fis return to 129 Wifth avenue. DAY EVENING, IN TWENTY-NINTIL t, between Third and Fifth avenuos an oxydized Silver Belt the finder will be suitably. rewarded by returning the same to WENK’S Drng Storo, Gilsey House, corner Broadway and Twenty-ninth street, a ss Rpt irageyr bn we fa ge Aare RPLE CIGAR ASE, with gi initials, wi e given to the o" \- during it to No. 1 Pine street, in tho Uasemont. Poe? °° TOLEN—FROM DUSENBURY'S STABLES, “WINTER Plains, N. ¥.. October 21, one bay Muro, ‘ten yours id, fourteen hands high, and one black top Buggy: rod ipo on one of the shafis; $10 reward for racovery of prop: DUSENBURY & Bit AKEN BY MISTAKE FROM PASSENG DEPOT ‘of New Jersey Central Railroad, a black lonther Satchel, containing some papers and memorandum book and neces’ nary travelling clothes. Any person returning the same to JOUN HAYS. of Liberty and Washington streets, will be autably rewarded. wu THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF NEWS EVERY NIGHT AND THE LARGEST CIRCULATION MOST NEW YORK OF ALL EVENING PAP! POPULAR PAPER 0! Is THE EVENING TELEGRAM. TUE ee. ee $5 REWARD —Lost, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 10, 2) on West Thirty-sixth street, a small box containing a Grid Watch, o gold and silver Pieco and a small diamond ing. 368 West Twenty-eighth street. b> REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, NEAR BECOND 4) avenue and Kightoonth street, a silver Pedometer, in A morocco case. ‘The above reward will be paid on delivery st 18th at, URN OF AN OPEN. F, on back, and ma the owner on Sunday, UESTIONS ASK rd to the party whe m my pocket on Sund Ang on the platform of a crosstown car from Cortlani forry to Third rin one of the Third avenue, between —THE FIPTH AND MAIN DRAWING oft . 8 Eighty-eighth Royal Saxon Government Lotte: Grit take place from November 1 to 24, 1875.) 86,000 Prizes to be drawn out of 86,000 tickets, of whieh i $120,000, gold » 72,000, gotd 48,000, gold 000) gold t 78 O00, pid » 1 50 af 5,000, 600 o 9,000, 700 of 1,000, 800 61500, 1,900 6f300 and 31,919 of abn reich ee sce aaaddas th he above drawing is guarantee: and under the super- vision of the Royal baxon government " Fall explanatory circulars free. : THEODOR ZSCHOCH. Box 5,594 Post ofice. 116 Nassau street, New York, A WSQDA WATER, MINERAL, WATERS. GINGER + Ales, sparkling Wine: 1 1 Prize of 100,000 reich: 5 1 of 50,000, 5 of 80,000, 20 of 15,000, ufacture of complete out- fits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instructions; all departments of manufacture, bottling and dispensing? ex: Clusive Rights in desirable territory; catalogues free. JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenuo, Twenty-sixth and Twenty sey- enth streets, New York. LL THE CREDITORS AND ALSO DEBTORS OF the Into deeased Mrs. Clara Douzlas, formerly known as Mrs. Blanchard, are hereby notified to appear for claims and settlement at 186 East Twenty-second street, for thirty days, DIVORCES, OBTAINED PROMPTLY WITHOUT Ae pablicity, Camies, desertion, incompatibility, ab- ( itual drunkenness, infidelity, inhusan treatment, ‘convie- tion of felony. ISAAC G. BOYCE, counsellor, 267 Broad- way; evenings, 850 West rd streot, Tuesday, Wedne: OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY State Lotterios. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS OS—OCT. 65, 5, U5, BH 40, 16,49, 57, KENTUCKY, CLASS M4—007. 25, 18° 41, 40, 78, 52, 10, 32, 37, 60, 12, 58, 69, 13 J. 8 SMITH & CO., Managers, Covington, Ky. ; Pdst of box 2,751, Now York, A WPARKS. EMERSON & CO., AGENTS FOR Kentucky State Lotterics, drawu daily. Royal Hevea Lottery, drawn every 17 days. Kentucky Siglo Number Lottery, drawn October 30, 1875. Prizes cashed, information furnished aud chreulars sent by: addressing PARKS & CO., 180 Broadway, room 4; Post oMicatox 5.272, Private olfieg attached. “Office hours, 7A, M, to 7 P.M. GLRAND, PRIZE, $50,000 WYOMING | LOTTERY draws October 80; $275,000 to be distributed; tie! SI six for 8S; efreulars mailed free, Address box 1, ist office, New York. ‘AVANA LOTTERY.—$540,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 days, next drawing November 3; prizes cashed ; circu- lars of information free, FERNANDEZ & CO., Bankers, late J, B, Martinez & Co.. 10 Wail street, rear, basoment; box 4,094 Post office, New York. 00,000 CASH GIFTS. Fah a Whole Tickets, $10, Kontucky State Single Number Lottery, on Havana plan, drawn October 30, 1875. Circulars sent treo, PARKS, EMERSON & CO., Agents, 180 Broadway, room 4 Post office box 5,272, ENTUOKY STATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME, (Authorized by special act of the Legislature.) SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers. 10 BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KENTUCKY, October 30, 1875, $300,000 to be distributed among tho holders of tickets. PRIZES. 1 Prizo of $50,000is.... 1 Prizo of 20,000 Is, 1 Prize of 10,0008. 4 Prizes of 5,000 are. 10 Prizes of 24 50 Prizes of 1) 50 Prizes of 50 P 200 Prizes of $850,000 20,000 10,000 20,000 APPROXIMATION 0 approximating to $50,000 are, 75 approximating to” 20,000 are. x) approximating to 10,000 are PRIZES. 4of 4of 1 4of 1) 5,000 Prizes of $10 are. 5,979 Prizes, amounting to $300,000, Whole tickets, $10; halves, $5; quarters, $2 50. Send for cirenlar, Aadress all orders to SIMMON: DICKINSON & CO., ovington, Ky, 88, NEURALGIA, —CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNI Dr, STODDARD'S method cures the worst dases; in Santanoons relief; permanbnt cares: trial free; stamp for [tena te ed STODDARD, No. 8 West Fourteenth street, ew York. K —ORFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS. 9 KENTUCKY, EXT? (0498 Sap-(05—oeTONWR 25, 1875 29, "26, 12, 17) 44, 41, 74, 35, 52, 16, 64, 62, 69. KENTUCKY, CLASS NO, 606—OcTODER' 25,1875, 73, 5, 63, 38) 15, 69, 57, 44, 26, 46,60, 8, 39, HENRY, ¥XTRA C 1375. 38, 74, 1,' 53, 90, HENRY, CLASS Ni 61, 67, At 4 sino} JHE ABOVE ADDRESS —FOR ID ha LUTE, 200 Broadway, pubes ost offlee box 4,909, —KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER distribution on the Havana plan, To be drawn October 30, ks SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers. 33007009 in prizes, Whole Tickets, $10 AgPprizes paid in full, without deduction, Royal Havana, of Cuba drawn November 3. Ciasd mrte 200 Broadway, or Post office box 4,969. Z ENTUCKY DRAWINGS ON FILE; PRIZES CASHED promptly; offices private, No. 'l Astor place, or 69 Gold street, up stairs. CHARLES WILSON, ISSOURI VACIFIC RATLROAD.—THE COMMITTEE aypointed at a meeting of stockholders held on the 12th inst. will report the ult of their investigation st a ders tobe held on Tuesday, October 26, 10 o'clock, at the offices of the Atlantié and Pacific Railroad Company, No. 3 Broad stroct, C.F, TIMPSON, Secretary. HAVANA LOTTERY,—$540,000 DRAWN 15 days. Next drawing November 3. 1’ reulars of information furnished verninents, &: 11 Wally QoYAL HAVANA, LOTTERY, Royal Hamburg aud B fice box 3,316, IC PULVERIZING AND GRINDING COM- A stockholders’ mooting for the annual election sof the Zetetic Pulverizing and Company will be held at the Astor House, tn the York, on Monday, the &th day of November, 1 o'clock noon. The transfer books will be closed days prior to said annual election, H, HOWARD BENEDICT, Secrotary. af OYAL EW YORK CITY PROPERTY RE- Rents collected and prompt returns S, O0 Nassau street, New York, ted. 10 OWNERS OF siding out of tow made by JOHN 8. EW Business respectfully sol HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THK FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED “OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD :— BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. 5i0 SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHTA, CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- LYN. $276.00. WYOMING STATE LOTTERY 15th and 30th every month; e, $50,000. Information, call on H: ‘ay; Address by mail the manager, J. M. Laramie City, Wyoming. IN CAg PRIZE $300.000 XCM RRZES WiLL DE Dis Lottery. Tickers, $10; shares in proportion, Circulars free. JOSEPH BATES & GO., 202 Broadway, New York, Post office by OO" OKY STATE LOTTERY, 1.000.000. dries vetaner i Draws October 30, $50,000 expital prize, Afew lucky tickets left, $300,005 cash gifts! $300,000 cash gifts! ‘kets, $10; halves, #5; quarters, $2 50; cighths, $1 25. C. DEVLIN & CO., Stationers and General Agents, YO Liberty strect, New York. WILL BE DIs- DRY GOODS, Gueerann kyare 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, offers wholesale, bankrupt stock of Lace Curtains at retail, at 20 per cent less than cost of importation, Lace Curtains, from 81 per pair to finest imported, Largest stock in the city. Carpets, Oileloths, Druggets, &e. MILLINE ND DRESSMAKING. ALSON MICHEL.—MARIE. TILLMAN, OF PARTS, successor, 423 Sixth avenue, near Twenty-sixth stre The latest, tichest Millinery of Paris, from Virot, Michi wier-Tuve Perier-Pabn and Pariset ; 134 models, as INSTRUCTION EXPERIE SSICAL AND MATHEMATL cal teacher. scholar und gold medallist of foreign versity, desires private pupils res for col uxlish or Anierican) ; highest city re: Addross TEACT box 190 Herald Uptown Bran 1,265 Broudway TLL WISHING TO ACQUIRE SKILL IN BOOK Keeping, expertuens in Arithmetic and writing should ly directly AINE'S Old Estabtis! © ¢, U2 Bow- ery; writing lessons, $3 month, fr TEACHER OF LANGUAGES stranger in New York, wish (RECTOR), A ‘0 Inatruct in Geri Princo street Ade Eeince atree et, if returned tu me, Ad: $40 REWARD.—LOST, SATURDAY EVENING, IN William street, gold Hu Wateh, 24; plain ‘cise, light, engraved with «lady on front cover: Above re idl on ON SUDOEN, No, 6 North W: Mam stree Tibet A al dale TBERAL ‘REWARD ror POCKETBOOK, WITH papers of no vse only to owner, Stables, corner gut ocrum streeta Brooklyn, ae OMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL, NOT WAX, learned in one lesson; memey-making. Call after 10 at No, 140 East Twenty-seventh street, near Lexington av. 30) * DEAN COLLEGE, BINGHAMTON, PER i yoar |¥.—In every respect a first class ladien’ ine remain: | collegé; $800 includes board, ing vacancies, | Latin, French, Gori r wuitad, voica cultura, nw and draws SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. PAIR OF DUELLING PISTOLS, ALSO BALLARD, Remington and Wesson Rifles, for gallery use, Ad: Gress, stating condition, price, &e., W. P. GEORGE, Herald Uptown Branch office. THE TURE. MERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. Extra Autumn Races . at Jerome Park, . SATURDAY, OCT. 30, and SATURDAY, NOY. 6. Races commence punctually at 1:30 P.M. ‘A. BELMONT, President, C. Wuxary, Secretary. T WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY. Trotting, Oct, 26,2 P. M.—Purse $200; b. g. Tomm; Moore, br. g. Ward’ Road, sg. Broak of Duy, b. m. Nara Jane, b, m. Carrie N.. b. g. ‘wfisourt Boy, Also unfinished 2:34 race. Stages from cars to track, Admission Bi VAN KEUREN & BIRDSALL. ACTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD, MORNING and evening, at Thomns’ Exchange, 1,28) Broadway, on the Washington races. French pools open from 7 A. M. until the races commence, ‘Tickets $3. Orders by mail or messenger receive prompt attention. GEO. M, THOMAS, Au TION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN. son's Rooms, corner Twenty-¢ighth street and Broad- every morning and evening this week on the running Facts at Washington; ulso on. the trots. at Prospect Parks Full returns by spectal correspondont, All orders by mail or SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK. == messenger will receive rticular attention. French pools pen att A. M. eat I. JOHN UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW York Tarf Exchange overy morning, afternoon and PROSPECT PARK and the CLLY and SEATE ELECTIONS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to orders received by FRENCH POOLS OPEN AT 7 A. M. KELLY, BLISS & GO,, 15 West Twenty-cigth street. SECOND FALL MEETING. FIRSY DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, Purse No, 1 , Purse No, 2—$1,200. 24 class. 10 entries. SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, Purse No, bay $3 cluss, 10 entries. Purse No, 481,000, Y, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, Purse No, 5—$00." 2:29 class. S'ontries. Purse No, 6@—$2,500, 2 6 FOURTH "DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, Parse No. 7—$400. 2:38 class, 16 entries. Races commence each day ut two o'clock prompt, good day and track, Admission to field grand stand and quarter ; to field, $1. member, $3. . Steam cars leave depot Twentieth street and Ninth ave- Gkonar W. Oakcey, Superintendent. ACCTON HOUSE OF ARGH, JOH 19, 21, and 29 THIRTEENTH STREET, near University place, . YY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK, FROM 24 HOURS TO 8 DAY'S FOR TRIAL, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI- PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS!’ (TUES- PAY) SALE, AT 10 O'CLOCK, ELEGANT Wil TEAM, 1544 hands, 6 years; kind in all harness; free trom Vico; white is a perfect snddie horse, @re unsurpassed as'a family or road team, or any use 5 warrant sound; ulso blo & € SET DOUBLE HARNESS, made to order. mare, Morgan stock, xt by Carl Burr, 15! hands, 9 years; kind in all harness; has been us free open gait, exeellent knee section; is without fault or trick; does not shy or pull; is a perfect 2:38; is guaranteed to trot a mile inside 3 minutes ‘or no sale, and warranted sound, & Co, SET HARNESS, to order, by Campbell. Horse, 1044 hands, 7 years; harness ; free from vice; ure good, free drivers; have been thing; warranted sound, ELEGANt' LANDAULET, nearly now, by Minor & SET DOUBLE MARNESS, made to order, by Coleman, BAY HAMBLETONIAN MARE, sired by Billy Denton, dige Frilerton and Mountain Boy, 154% hands, coming 5 yoars; kind aud true in all harness; free trained for speed; one of the most promising horses in tho country; warranted sound. ELEGANT COUPE HORSE, black, long main and tail, 1644 hands, 7 years; kind in all harnegs; free from motive or wnything olse; one of the finest horses in the country: warranted sound, ELEGANT BAY HORSE, 16 bands, 7 8; kind In all has + fres rylish, free ily coupe or carriage Horse; warranted sound, COUPE ROCKAWAY, in good order, Van Norden. harness; freo from vice; is a good, fast traveller; has been used daring past summer to a pony phac- g t, B. & W. IH. JOUNSON, @vening on the races at WASHINGTON. D.'C.; the trots at mail or messenger, ‘PPOSPECT PARK VATR GROUND. ASSOCTATION, 240 class, 18 entries. we No, 41 2:26 class. 6 entries. tries. Purse No. 00. Double team. 4 entries. strotch, $i Club house. introduced by & nue, at 12:30 and 12%, K, O. READ, President. HORSES, (late Johnston & Van Tassel). SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND, ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY. ITE AND GRAY CIRCUS TRAINED broken to every gait, and has been used by w lady} ELEGANT ROAD WAGON, silver trimmings, by Dib- TROTTING ESTABLISHMENT, dapple brown wai exclusivély asa gentleman's roud horse; has fine Toadstér; hus trotted on Prospect Park track In TOP 8. B. ROAD WAGON, iu good order, by Brewster CROSS-MATCHED TEAM, bi sorrel kind i used incity and country; are not afraid of any- Stevens. son of old Hambletonian, and half brother +6 fiom vied; trots in 3 minutes; has never ‘been TOR SB. WAGON, four patent sprigs; city bailt, vies good, stylish free driver; not afraid of loco- TOP 8, B. KOAD WAGON, built to order, by Soaman. driver; not ‘afraid of anything; an excellent fam- BLACK PONY MARU, 14%, hands, & yours; kind in all tong by ladies not afraid of a locomotive or anythin, else; warranted sound. TOP PONY PHAETON, nearly new; elty built. TWO SKELETON WAGONS, new built, to order, by Peck & Couse, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind of Carriago, ARCH. JOHNSTON'S MART, {19 TO 25 THIRTERNTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. Wagon, Harness, Blankets, R e., this day at ARCH, JOHNSTON'S Mart, 19'to 25 Thirteenth stre near University place. Weather never interferes with our sales, SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK, ‘O-MORROW, TO-MORROW. VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, AT 11 O'CLOCK, MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER'S GREAT REGULAR SALE OF TROTTERS, ROADSTERS, FAMILY, BUSINESS AND WORK “ILORSES, GARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., AT BARKER & SON'S CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, CORNER OF “BROADWAY AND THIRT NINTH READ THE DESCRIPTION IN TOMORROW'S HERAL ADVERTISED ENTRIES OF HORSES FOR ABOVE CLOSE AT 42. M. TO-DAY. ROH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 19 ‘TO 25 DHIR- TEENTI STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE. THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTORY NO, 333 HUDSON STREET, BEIW CHARLTON AND VANDAM STREETS, ARCH, JOUNSTON will sell at anetion on Wodnesday, October 27, at 11 o'clock, xs above, comprising in part Fiftcen finished and unfinished Express Wagons, all sizes, With tops and no tops Twonty full spring and. sido-bar Wagons, Unished and unfinished, tops and no tops. ‘Two ex- tension top Park Phaotons, new; one Cabriolet, new, All the Blaeksmith’s Tools, Forges, Bellows, Anvils, ‘Drills, new and scrap Irov, Vises and Benches, Paints, Oils, unfinished Wheels, Shaits, e.; the whole to be sold without reserve, Catalogues now ready aé the oflive of the Auctioneer. A —FOR SALE, FIVE HORSES, FIT FOR ANY KIND + of business ;' also one Wagon nd top Bury, built bj Inquire ot 378 Bowery, opposite Fifth stree' Browster, roar. —BERLIN LANDAUS, LANDAULET, ROCKA- + waysund Depot Wagon. These carriages aro wnsts passed in workmanship and bye sold for the pest price offered previous to moving. HAM, 10 Kast Fourth street. LARGE STOCK OF GRUBES' CELEBRATED AL make of Carriages, Rockaways, ’hactons, Buggies and Business Wagons for sal at manufucturer’s prices, or twenty percent off, Repository 346 Canal street, BLACK HORSE FOR SALE A cheap.—Sixtcon hands igh. sound, ind i any hare hess; splendid action and It for coupe or any work, 148 Ieast Thirty-sixt —THURER HORSES; SOLD © 0 e pe Llorse and two cheap Work Llorses; to be sold s than half their value, Inquire at 46 Wooster st. GENTLEMAN, COMPELLED TO LEAVE THK A. Gey tit seil bis duo side bar top Road Wagon for #169; tity built, cost, two months ago, TALLMAN’S, 47 Great Jones street. 50, —A GENTLEMAN, LEAVING TOWN, POWERFUL LOUNG offers for sale vi uy. jeap, & binck Horse, 15.3; very stylish; can trot in 2 © & bay Mare. 15; can trot in 2/34; a Brewster Wagon. light Iarness, ke, Both of those ories are warranted {n every respect and will show the time ont 8. W., box 1,102 Post offi 1AM, track. Address LIGHT BROU for one horse; splendid conditi ANDERSON'S stables, 1 ftietu street. BREWSTER EXTENSION TOP PHAETON WILL AX. be sold at a great sacrifice; good as new; also a hand- fone Portiand Cutter and singls Harness. Call on owner, No, 20 Eust Thirteenth street, wear Fifth avenue. BARGAIN FOR CASII—HANDSOME KF KY ood stylo aud ae. bay Muro, 6 yeurs old, 154) tion; warranted sound and kind; 30 days’ trial given. Good top Bugey and Harness, Robes, &e.; also beautiful top Peny thacton, the property of # coutieman who must sell In consequence of going South, Seen at private stable 3S Bast Twelfth stroot, ner University place. FAMILY LE. for cash their elegant Lighte & Bradbury jum sized Wilder's Safe. No reasouable offer r Leroy street, ata bargain, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. HORSE! CARRIAGES, &C. APCS HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, 110 and 112 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE, horse that is ranted sound or kind and trae from one to threeflaya is given to test warrantees, ” lal caaalias SALE AT On ove in barnes: CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S 10 O'CLOC. PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT—ELEGANT TEAM BAY Horses, 16 hands high, 8 years old; kind and true in all barn ; free from vice; very stylish; good t Iers; fear nothing; have been used by & the past three yours: ure In every way ble and warranted sound. SET SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS AND big gg ca IN GOUD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD ro CART TURNOUT—ELEGANT BAY HORSE, 16 hands high, 7 y« old; kind angtrue in all hart free. from vi trick; very stylish and hands fears nothing; a free, prompiand pleasant driver of the auee Go cart or coupe horses in the city, aud warean ‘ SET GOLD MOUNTED, ENGLISH MADE, DOG CART Harness, A ne’ TWO.WHEELED WHITECHAPEL DOG CART, NEARLY now, built to order by Wood Bros. ELEGANT LANDAULET, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY Wood Bros. PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT—TEAM BROWN HORSES, 16 hands high, 7 and 8 years old; kind and true in all harness, free ‘from vice; are full brothers and well matched; have fine style and action, fear nothing, are ® superior family carrinzo team and warranted sound, SRT (SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS, MADE BY risinor, and LANDAU, VERY LIGHT AND IN PERFECT CONDI- tion, bullt hy Miner & Stevens, BAY TROTTING HOKSE, SIRED BY RYSDYK'S Mambletonian, 18 1053 hands higit, 8 years old; kind and true in all'harness; free from'vice; has fine style aud action; @ superior roadster; can trot in 240 und is warranted sound, kind and true, Set harness, nearly new,'and TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY J.B. of Twenty-fifth street. 15}, HANDS HIGH, 7 AND 8 reurs old; kind and (rug in all harness; fred from view : Fast traveller; an excellent team for family carriage ving. ALSO SEM ITARNESS AND THREE-QUARTER CLARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER, built by Erowsier & Baldwin, BLACK TROTTING HORSE “EIGHT BELLS,” 154 hands high, 12 years old; kind and true in all Narncss; fice from views has a record of 2:33 on Fleetwood track; can trot In 3:40 when in condition, and can trot ab on day of éale; has groat endurance and can be driven by angen, Also net Harness and ROAD WAGON, WEIGHING 100 POUNDS, BUILT BY cnn: Br & 'T HORSE, 154 WANDS HIGH, 6 YEARS old; kind and trie in all harness; free from vier stylish and fast trotter, and warranted sonnd, Harner TOP ROAD WAGON, WITT POLE AND SHAFTS, built by R. M, Stivers, DARK BROWN KENTUCKY MARE, 154; HANDS HIGH, 12 years old, kind end true in ail hurnecs; free from vice; extra fine under saddie; an excellent mare for road or saddle use. Also sot flarness, TOP WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY DUSEN- way 8 Dnser. BAY GELDING, 15% TIANDS UIGH, 9 YEARS OLD; kind and trne in all harness; free from vice: @ fast trayeller; has been used for family carriage driving, and ts warranted sound. GOOD ORDER; has pole and COUPE ROCKAWAY, IN shafts; built by Miner & Stevens. BROWN HORSE, 154; HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD; kind and true im af harness; free from vico; a good, free traveller; very stylish in ‘every way; safe and re: liable and warranted sound, Also set Harness and TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY WATERMAN. CHESTNUT HORSE, 15'¢ HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS old; kind and true in wll harness; free from vice; a fast travoller; a first class road horso, and warranted sonnd, Also Sot Harness and ; TOP WAGON, TY GOOD ORDER. WHITE MARE, 143; HANDS ILIGH, 9 YEARS OLD; kind and true in all harness; free from vice; can trot hetter thun three minutes any day; sold for want of use. TWELVE GOOD WORK AND FAMILY NORSES. FULL doseriptions time of sale, Carriages of all kinds. Also alarge assortment of Robes, Blankets, Harness, c., ke. SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK. RSENAL STABLES, THIRTY-FIETH STREET, NEAR. Broadway.—Horses boarded at $30 per month; large box stalls, $35; best feed and attention; also handsome Con ches and light Rigs, same ay private, to le 1. J. BERNSTEIN, “A. NAGONS AND, CARRIAGES, EXPRESS, GRO- + cery, Business, Bakers’, Dry Goods and Delivery Wag- ons, from 0 to $200; one Dasendury top Buggy, nearly new, for half value, or will exchange for anything but real estaie, At wagon inannfactory, 226 Spring street. A —TWO PON LT HOR BUILT HORSES; ALSO TWO OTHER Horses, young and sound; suit trader, grocer, farming, ‘Ke. ; $45 t0 8125; two Express Wagons cheap. ‘61 Canal street, saloon. A WEOR SALE, NINE HORSES, PROPERTY OF A contractor, fit for farming, milkman or all purposes; price from $79 to $190; trial allowed; must bo sold, Apply 655 South Fifth avenue, between Houston and Bleockor streets, 1G, BARGAIS Track i Harness, $110; Horse, top and Harn 100; Canadian Pon: 1 Gail't5 be eouvinced, at 210 88 PARGAINS WESTCHESTER, COUPE AND LIGHT Rockuways in every style; ‘Phaetons, extension top Barouchies, Coupes and Landanists. grantly reduced: sever second hand Carriages, J. COLYER & CO., O04 Broadway. NOUNTRY BOARD FOR HORSES—AT GLEN COVE, Long Island; fall pasture; best references. For par: ticulars inquire of VAIL, SHOTWELL & CO., 52 Urecnwieh street. Wadd —FORCED TO SELL, HORSE, SINGLE Express W: Way ‘Wagon and Harnos ‘est Sixteenth street. LRGANT LANDAULBT, NEARLY NEW, BY MINER ‘Bt i. TOF SiDB_ BAR ROAD WAGON, new, built to order, by Seaman. Two. KEI Peck. LETON WAGONS, new, by Couse & in good order, by Vander- OCKAWAY, in good order. X, in good order, by Quinby, > description time of sale, thisday. ARCH, JOHNSON'S, 19 to 20 Thirteenth street, near Sniversity place. ~ Weather never Interferos with our sale, at 10 o'clock. SEE CATALOGUE ABOVE, LEGANT LANDAULET, DOG CART ESTABLISHMENT, TWO ELEGANT BAY TEA! LANDAU, GOOD AS NEW; Trotting Hors Road Wagons, city make. 20, several fine family, road and work Horses, Carriages of all kinds, nrnetgh ben. 0. dee. AT AUCTION TIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, BY VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY at their Mart, 110 and 112 East Thirteenth street. QLEGANT UNIQUE FANCY TURNOUT—WHITE AND ‘ay Team, circus trained, 154g hands high; splendid Toadsters; sound aud kind every way; together ‘with fing silver-mounted top Buggy, built to order for the team, and set of double sfarness, will be sold at auction this n at 10 o'clock, at ARCH, JOHNSTON'S Mart, 19 to 2) teenth street, near University place, ‘OODY AND SANKEY, THE REVIVALISTS FULL REPORTS OF TILE SERVICES EACH DAY IN THE 12 O'CLOCK EDITION OF THE EVENING TELRGRAM. LEGANT FIRST CLASS FULL SPRING BUGGY FOR sale, built to order by a first class city maker; cost $475; or will exchange for fitgt class side bar buggy ; will pay difference, ifany. Address Post office box 3,853. ARCH. JOHNSTON. All first class and to be sold without reserve, IN BROOKLYN. FRE CANADIAN HORSES, 1 7 and 8 years old; warranted sound, kind: Rood travellers; # trial given; sold for want of use. Inquire of curman, 88 Vandam street. OR SALE—A VALUABLE HORSE, CHEAP FOR want of use, suitable for light truck, krocer's wagon or coupe. ire at SMITIUS stable, 14 Charlton street. OR SALE—CHEAP, THE LEASE OF A WELL 10. cated Livery Stable, with or withont Stock, doing « ood businoss; low reat; up town, Address O. H., Herald ptown Brauch office, OR SALE—A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HOR: nearly 10 hands bigh, well broke in all harness reliablo; used in the elty aud country; sold for want of “Apply West Seventeenth stre JPOR SALE—A FINE JUMP-SEAT WAGON, BUILT by R, M. Stivers: also set of single Harness, or ‘will ex- change for a good horse. Apply at No. 136 East Thirteenth siroet, JOR SALE—A GOAT, WAGON AND HARNESS COM. pleto; cont warranted sound and kind; will be sold vory Toasonable, as the owner has no further use for it. May be sven at private stable No, 116 West Fifticth street, JOR SALE—-VERY CHEAP, FOR WANT OF fine looking brown Muro; 1545 hands, sevon ye erfectly souud, and kind. Private stable, 329 West Fill Sixth street. WOR SALE—THREE GOOD HORSES, EXPRESS truck or cart, $45, $55, $60; Stable to lease 5 years; room for 7 express Wagons. 249 West Twen- PRICE FOUR © HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. NE LANDAU, ‘E, ONE COUPE, ON O'Mieou 20 top and open Wagons, by Brewster, Stivei Dusenbury and other good city makers; one sulky, 0: Skeleton, Rockaways in all stsles, top and open Pony Phae- aways, four and six Blankets, RAY, sents; ope Robes, Harness, 4c. sae ons, M QF, ACCOU die OP SICKNESS IW ILL 8) THIRD avenue five story jement for $18,400; needed. 45 Bond & ene ae SALES AT AUCTION, 5 p3 RUGGISTS’ AND TABLI GLASSWARE. —HENRY A? LOTA, Auctioneer, will sell, on Wednesday, October 27, at 10 o'clock A. M., entire Stock in store No, $4 Murray street, By order of 1.'S, Almy, Assim EORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER.—HOLBROOK & ROLLIN Mesroom 44 and 456 Canal street; Par: lor, Chamber and Dining Room Suits; misfit Carpets, Oil- cloths, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Feather Beds, hair and other Mattresses, Blankets, Com- forters, Spreads, Cutlery, China, Glass and Plated Ware, &., At private sale at auet ONY.—A BAY PONY, 12) HANDS, WARRANTED sound, ean be ridden by a boy or girl, for sale or ex- change for Cutter, Harness or Wagon. Bellinger's stal ‘Thirty-c git street and Seventh avenue, or GEORGE W) LAIRD, No, 5 Gold stroot. PLEASURE CARRIAGES, in modest, pleasing and durable colors Landans, Coupes, tons, Landaulets, Rockaway T Carts, Coaches, Cabriolet Road Wagons. A, 3. PLANDRAU, 872 and 374 Broome street (old stand of Brewster & Srz D. SPEED, SPEED GUARANTEED. Koad Establishment—Mare, 15% hands; has trotted on \é Begswoot in 2:38; 3 miuutes guaranteed or no 1B | sate. : £ | "Top side-har Road Wagan, set Harness. &c, this fiday, at ARCH. JOHNSTON'S Mart, 19 to 25 Thirteenth street, at 10 o'clock. ARCH. See catalogue above. —PAIR, SORREG AND BAY, 151; HANDS high; young and sound; trot together in 2:45, Hlack Horse, 16 hands high; ean’ show 2:98; also bay Maro, 15 hands'high ; can show 2:34; young and ‘sound; sold cheap. Inquire for GARNER, Truondell’s stables, Forty:sixth street, JACRI Horse street TR SIDE BAR TOP WAGON AND BAY od traveller. Call at 209 West Nineteenth istillery. OEE aiveitiia HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY “NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED” OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK MERALD — BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY, 540 SIXTH AVENUE, 1i4 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PIILADELPIITA. LEQRNER FULTON AND BOERUM STREETS, BROOK- WO OF THE FINEST TOP PHARTONS IN THE suitable f rund and park ut less than cost. i, roadway, o of Forty-sixth stract. WANTED FOR CASH—ONE (OR TWO SLEIGHS. iress, with desription and price, jk, AL ©. DICKENS, box 41 Post office, Dunellen, Node Vv ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SECOND HAND SINGLES Coupe Harness, English make, brass mountings pre- ferred. Address CASH, box No, 466 New York Post office. W EXTER BOARD WANTED—FOR A SADDLE HORSE. aiagq pitrens, stating terms, location and referonces, box sat office. WANTEDIA LIGHT COUPE AND A LANDAULET; must be first class maker; also two side bar nnd two full spring top road Wagons, made only by Brewstor or Stivers, Address, with lowest price and where to be seen, NINO, Herald Uptown Braneh office. 2 FIRST CLASS HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP—FROM $50 to $150; warranted sound and kind, and any trial given. No, 410 West Thirtieth street, Letwoen Ninth and Tenth avenues (harness shop). $200 WILL PURCHASE A YOUNG, STYLISIL Haumbletouian Mare ; warranted sound, kind and to trot in going Wert. Call at stables, comer Bedford avonne and Jetforson street, Brooklyn. HH. © "eees « . 17 Park place, near new Post office. ADMINISTRATOR: LE OF RICH FURNITI CABINET WAKE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ae ON TUESDAY AND WEDNE: OCTOBER 26 AND 27, AT 103; O'CLOCK EACH DAY, AT THE SALESROOMS, NO, 17 PARK PLACE, otelaine, ee. Tabinets, Eavels, Escretoire ros, &e. ; Also rich aud plain Chamber, Library and Dining Root Suits, Armoiras, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Hat Stands, €e., all of which were mae for first class city tra and well worthy the attention of those in .want of really ele- gant furniture. The goods will be on view on Monday. Salo Positive, to close the estate, by order of tho administrator. } B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONRERS. Salesrooms 17 Park place and 14 Murray street. HANDSOME HOUSEHRLD FURNITURE—MIRRORS, CARPETS, CHICKERING PIANO, CLOCKS, BRONZES, STATUARY, &C. THURSDA ocrosi AT 10% O'CLOCK, NO. 26 WEST THIRTY-SECOND (2D) STREET, aie a pARLORA, Contars super) ebony and gilt Parlor Suits, in silver gray silk, coto- aid cabiuet Havel, Jaruiniores, rich Tosewond. tree geres, Axminster Curpet, Prench plate Pier and Mantel Mir- hickering Piano, ‘elegant aris Clock and Bronzes, Music Stand, inlaid parlor Tuble, Statuary, Podestais, de, ke, IN DINING ROOM volves Carpet, French plate Mirrors, rose walnut Bulfet, Extension Table, dees ed Chi per and Tea Service, superb cut crystal Glassware, 5 Ware, Cutlory, ce. CHAMBERS CONTAIN Brussels Carpets, fine walnut and mahogany Chamber Sutts, ‘Turkish Loungos and Chairs, Escritoires, Bed: Clocks, Vases, Ornaments, French cylinder Desk, Billiard Table, &e., together with the Kitchgn Furniture, ‘to., with which the sale will commence, Catalogues ou Wodnesday at office of auctioneers. 8. WEINBERGER, AU + (Tuesday), October 26, at 105; gentoe! Household Purniture, lar; asekeo 3 five ry Foods, ids, &o, ; Stationery ; Cigars and Liquors, Al COOKE, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ON WEDNES at 10% b'clock, at corner of 125th ud Third a the entire contents of 4 residon fine, Brussels pets, Bedstoads, Bureaus, fino Mattresses, &c. Sale abso- on AT TIONEER—THIS Day at 69 Bowery, the entire Mirrors, &0., of a family Sewing’ Machi e ine Int J. = oe iE P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, Marshal's sale this day ut 10S, o'clock, at 59 Great Jones streot, 30 Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Bakor, Willcox & Gibbs and other family Sewing Muehines, with all tho Furniture, viz :—Parior, chamber, dining room and kitchon Furniture, Carpets, Mattrasses, Peather Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Crockery, &6, A. B. CLARK, Marshal, SALES AT AUCTION. - JERE. JONSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, . old stand 37 Nassau street, Mortwuge salo TUIS DAY, AT 95 MAIDEN LANR, AT 11 O'CLOCK, CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT, CONSISTING OF BAR Fixtures, Silverware, Glusswaro, ‘Ranges, Tables, Chairs, Crockery, &. ON WEDNESDAY, AT 101% O'CLOCK, LARGE SALE OF CARPETS AND FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, elegant New York Coy’s Piano, fine parlor aud badroom Suits, &o. ALSO, BY ORDER OF THE RECEIVER, two flue Scaif Pins, sot of Sleevo Buttons and Studs in box, une set of Sleeve Buttons and Studs, UCTION SALE THIS DAY Large and neremptory sale THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, promptly, * at 104g 0 Y brown sto nsion No, 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells over $25,000 and 400 lots, by catalogue, of elegant an costiy Household Furniture, in lots, to the highest bidder, viz. —Blogantly carved Parlor Bnits, covered in satin and damask; Chickering & Sons rosewood Pianoforte, also. an elogunt Windsor P 0, both with all modern improvements ‘Turkish Suits, Rronves, Paintings, Curtains, Turkish Chai Spanish Bed and Pillow Lounges, velvet, Brussels and i pFaiu Carpets; inlaid Centre and’ Side Tables, Library Ta- bles, Bookcases, Secratairos, &c.; inlaid and gilt black wal- nut Bedsteads, browsing Cases, Burgans, Wastatands, Ward- robes, hale and spring Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Bianl- ets, Quilts, rep and bairctoth Suits, Dining Room Furniture. Elegant carved Builfet, Extension Tables, Chairs, Silver- ware, Cutlery, Dinner and Tea Sets, Library Suit, 7 pieces; Kitchen, Servants’ and Basement and a variety of House: hold Fufniture too numerous to mention. N. B.—Goods packed, boxed and shippod, city or country. This is the lurgest sale ‘of {ue season. Don's fail to attend. Sale positive, rain or shi UCTION SALE—THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, AT 1044 o'clock, “all the handsome and nsefni Household Furniture atthe large private house, 109 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, at public auction, to the highest bidder, without reserve, consisting of satin, brocade, reps and huircloth Parlor Suits, Varpets, rosewood Pianoforte, Paint- ings, Curtains. Tablos, Clocks, Mirrors, Vases, Bedatends, Bu Washstands, ‘Dressing Cases, Mattresses, Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Lounges, Sideboard, Extension Table, Glass, China and Silver Ware, Cutlery, Oileloth, Stoves, Stair Carpets, &c. Salo positive. 3 . KRAEMER, Auctioneer, AUSTIN, ATTENTION. AUCTION SALE. Positive Chance. Positive Chance. TO-DAY, TO-DAY. SUPERB HOUSENOLD FURNITURE, this (TUESDAY) morning, at 10s o'clock, At the five story brown stone mansion NO. 47 WEST ISTH ST, BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AV: Steinway four round 74 octave Pianoforta, Doekor & Bros.’ ipright 7s octave Pianoforte, Reol imported bronzes and Bisque Figures, aintings by eminent artists, Statuary, Works of Art, PARLOR SUITS, richly carved rosewood and walnut frames, coverod in crimson, tan and gold brocade satin and cotelain Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs, Inlaid marquet rio and gilt Centre and Console Tables, roxtwood Etageres, Cabinets, Fronch plate Mirrors, lace Curtains, French Man’ tel Sets, 80 day Clocks, Musical Boxes, Jardiniores, velvot Rugs, Ornaments. LIBRARY CONTAINS handsome inlaid Library and Soe. retaire Kookeases, choice Books, library Tables; elegant ‘Turkish Suit (7 pieces), Indy’ Writing D BEDROOM FURNITURE, “CONSISTING ¢laborate and plain Bedroom Sets, ialaid and gilt Badstoads, Dressing Ceses, Bureaus, Washstands, single and double Bedsteads, 33 fing hair and spring Mattresses, feather Vil- lows, Blankots, Toilet Sets, rep and plush Suits, marble top Tables, Chairs, Rockers, DINING FURNITURE, vit. :-—Two Extension Tabtos, in- laid French walnut Sideboard, Chatry in leather, Silverware, Dinner and Tea Sets, Cuth two hall stands, velvet, Brussels and ingra Kitchen Furniture, &c. N. B.—Sale pos! arties t purchasing will post- tively find this a rare chance. Take Sixth avenue or Univer. sity pluce curs. ‘ompetent men to try. “A REVUES DAY, AT A remove, pack or ship goorls, city or ROBERT “CASHIN, X cthomeet TUE MATHEWS GALLERY, 47 and 49 Liberty street, at 12 o'clock. HIGH CLASS PAINTING FROM THE STUDIOS of leading American artists; never before exhibited. RTISTS’ GALLERY AND ARTISTS’ COLBECTION.— i nd American artists havo taken the opposite new Post office, and will con ily, by jon, wt LL and 3 o'clock, 200 of their choice Oi} antly framed, at any sacrifice; ex- traordinar, RTT IN FURNITURE. Veremptory sale of ciegant household Purnitaro; alsoa choice collection of Turkish Rugs and Carpets, also an clegant Gothic Harp; the whole now on exhibition at'the Art Rooms, 817 Broadway ; to be vold by auction, Wednesday and Thurs: day afvernoous, October 27 and 28, commencing at 33,0 'clock. ‘Tho Mosars, LEAVITT, Auctioneers, UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION, this day (Tuesday), commencing at 1034 o'clock, at Private residence 21 ast Twentieth street, near Broadway, consisting of richly gilt inlaid Parlor Suit a French brocagel, coteluine, reps and haircloth} 74 octave Pianoforto, b ty maker: imported Bronzes, fine Oil Paintings, Vases, Etageres, Cabinets, Pronch plato Mirrors, Ciocks, Turkiah Chairs, Lounges: inlaid gilt, Centre, Library, marble and Extension’ Tables ; Wardrobes, Hooke Desk, rnitdre, Buffet, Chairs, Dinner and d Plated Waro, Crockery, Cutlery, do. ; Dressing Cases, Bureads, Washitunds, and every necessary house! TWO CANADIAN HORS ness, separately or together; wa inquire #t 135 South Fifth avenu CHEAP Wagons and Hf ranted sound aud kind. near Spring. A FIRST CLASS SET OF COUPE HAR. vor used; cost $175; owner having no uso for Apply at 1,241 Browdw ON ACCOUNT OF NO WORK ONLY, t sorrel Maro, 19 hands, A years: all sound pper; price $95." 37 Greenwich avenue, corner treet. S UCTION BALE, AT 2 O'CLOCK, OF A GENTLE: man's Turnout, consisting of nice, gentle Horse, sound and kind; Road Wagon, Harness, two'Mlonkets, Whip, &e. : must be sold without reserve, at private residence 21 Kast 20th st. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, Coupe, round front, our own build, but little used, ‘One fine Landau, our own build, but little used. One Clarence Couch, our own build, but little used, BREWSTER & CO., Fifth avenue, corner of 14th st. COUPE ROCKAWAY, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS; AA. ‘two single top Phaetons; one light set double Harness, Silver mounted; two sets single Harn two che! Mares, At stable 803 Fo enne, A =<W75—A BARGAIN.—I Was SELL F 8 <Ule etiptic spring top Wage Fe and’ Whip, cont six woeks go, R00 me Tha. otting Wagon; one top Pony ton; one P Bleigh, withePoloand Shafts; one two soar Sleigh coupe Hurness. Will sell cheap for ensl ne T lew on tho 4th prox, Im mad 2 Ps ragh | i Spd! - e able, No. i et, for theedayer G!W. MANTLE, FINE BAY HORSK, 1g HANDS HIGH, EIGHT A years old, sound and kind; alwo te igey wad harness 5 faust be sold to-day. J. 7, SULLY, 257}, Myrtio avenue, Brooklyn. Spingl POWERFUL BAY HORSE—15% HANDS, 8 nd, kiud and true about 1.00; owner returning 227 West Fiftietl st do, $15; 825! Good ‘Milkrsan'e. Hatvens, £90; arnoss, 30; good Stable Blankets, Please call and examine for yourselves. HER & OSBORNE, 71 Barclay street, Now York, TLESESS ANB, HORSE, BUANKETS AT_ LOW prices. Borgy i ahd made, from $12 up; good Uireesr gL ue; Milkinan's Harness, $2 good Double Truck Harness, goo ie Blankets,61 50; ine. Murray street, BOARDED IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE W nd floor, personal attentl es, halcon with horse 8. LOCKWOOD, Woodbri HORSES FAKES 70 BOARD For THE WINTER.— Short distanee iu the country; best of care, Pear pr- tioutars address W, 8. BURR, Irvington, N. J JE HORSES FOR SALE—HEAVY AND LIGHT: FIt for any business; will sell cheap, as Thaye no work for them. No. #40 West Thirty-sixt best city references, A <I OFFER, ON ACCOUNT Or MY HUSBAND'S death, five Horses, suitable for buker, milkman or any Dusiness, at half value: trialgiven., 6% Great Jones stroct, moar Kowarn, ETIRING rm il Wagon; has muss be sold, Can be ] QrFER ror san, oy ac from bnsinass, a good Morse, F been used in the grocery busi soe at 120 Attorney suede Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, A 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, BILLIARD TABLE, NCH TOYS, & ROBERT SOMERVILLE WILL TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER: O'CLOCK, AT HIS SALESROOM, 74 UNT PLACE, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITCRE, &C. GOODS’ NOW ON EXHIBITION. PARTICULARS To: MORROW. mi Brn tayes, AbC ; 30 AND Thirteouth sirvet—spectal attention given to sales at Private hiowws; also at store, Goods at private sale at auc tion pri R, WILL SELL THIS wery, a large stock of Toys, Glinps, Indian and Fancy Dealors invited. WELLES & MILL ay), October 2 ueray street, reserved yale 0 ys. and House Buralshing Goods sn fue nssortinent of fvods. ng Oe rood Haws, LixW doren Locks, 1,000 dorea Files; largo special Hardware, Cutlery, Also 100 doen EH 150 dozen Miller's “Te — Iatehets, tilsg Skates, Chain S555 Double Gok. 1,000 Ibs, steel Wire, ‘RY LOTS, 7, wt 11 o'clock, aud American White WILLIAM ANDERSON, 58 GLASSWARE, ROCKERY AND. CFiktionser, solls, Wedaesday, October selected stock ‘of French, Ka. Granite; also Common Ware, Barclay _ screencast COLTON, AUCTIONEER. ‘ By Rreinr Gahinot Furniture from one of our lafgest and best city manufactorios will be sold on Thuesday, Oetobor 23 At the large rooms No. 3380 aud 4 Fourth avenue, corner ‘Twonty-Mfth street, at 11 A, M., continuing from day to day until the whole Is dliposed of. N."B.—Theso oxtra large rooms havo bagn secured for two weeks for this purpose, and it witl afford favorable opportunttics for tho trade, ay well as all others, Catalogues on Tuesday morning at the foams above mentioned, and at the aucom rovms 33 Mast Thirteemta street. noar Broadway, J. BecTBAYER, AUCTIONEER, | WILL SELL ON + Wednesday, Getober 27, at 1T o'clock at. private, resi- dence No, 100 East 113th airéet, 7 actave rosewood Pluno- forto, Brussels and other Carpets, Purlor Suits, walnut Bed- steads, Dressing Cases, Lounges, extension Table, cost $55 dining Chairs, Stoves, feather Beds, Pillows, Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, & N ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Elegant Household Furniture at auction, Statuary, Bronzes, Pior and Mantel Mirvors, fine Carpets, &e. E. i, LUDLOW & CO, will soll at anction, on Friday, October 29, 1875, at LL o'clock A. M., at No, 528 Fifth ave: nue, southwost corner Forty-foarth street, an unusually ele- assortment of Housohold Furni ing of superb reach waluut dining room ¢ extra lary iffet, Extension Tabl uges and Side Tables, costly d clegant satinwood Parlor Sults, in silk and satin, carved sutinwood Bookenses, ebony Part inets, fino pieces of Statuary and Bronzes, elegant d lace Curtains, Pior and Mantel Mirrors ks and Vases, Divans, to nd sutin; xilt Receptio . olegant French waliut and inlaid Bedsteads, Bureaus, Commodes and Chairs, en suit; also satinwood Bedsteads dnd Bureaus, Commodes and Chairs, fine moquette, Wilton and Brussols Carpets, curled halr Mattresses, fouther Pillows, &c. ; ato all tho'ologant Xtures throughout the house, to- ut of kitchen, Inundry and other plain Furniture, with which the sale iil commence; Oil- cloths, dec. Catalogues at Auetioncer’s offices, No. 3 Pino street and 35 East Sevontoonth streot, ER, 261 BOWERY, ‘at "119 Clinton atreot, and coffee saloon, Tables, alors invite * wells this day, at 10. Stock and Fixtures of confections Chairs, Showeases, Counter, &c. N AUCTIO WILL + sell this day ‘ . ty ties street, clensat Furniture of private reskience, Cree of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Carpets, Piano, Etagere, Bu- reaus, Hallstand, Bedsteads, feather Beds, Bedding, Crock- ery. Hkitolion Utensils, &¢,’ Housekeepers aud dealers in- vite: ze ARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION, Tshall well at public vendne, at 11 o'clock, 154 Kast Fitty-third stteot, s splendid Road Wagon ISAAC C, GOLDSTEIN, Marshal, Meestars SALE.—J, SKEBACHER, AUCTIONERR, will sell this day, at 12 o'clock, at 164 Chatham street! 9 dogen avsorted Gloves, consisting. of fur top Kid, Bu skin, Dogskin, Caster and Fre id, lined with ‘lambs’ wool, HENRY MYERS, Marshal, MORTGAGE SALES: SEEBACHER. AUCTIONEER, will soll this day. ai 10 o'eloek, at 10) Delancey street the Stock and ts of a Cigar Store, consisting of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Showease, Figure, &e.; also Bed- steads, Bedding, Lookifg Glass, Shades, &e. LOUId LEWY, Attorney for Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALK BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTED mortgage, I will sell at pablic auction, on Wednesday, Grtabor 27, at TH o'clock, at No. 310 West Thirty Aft street, all tho furniture in the house, consisting of Bods, Bedding, ke. JOHN MCDONOUGH, Auctionéer, and Attoriey for Mortgages, Monteace sat AUOTIONBER, sells this day, Beekman street, the contents of a dining saloon, consisting of Tables, Chairs, Cooking Kauge, Crockery, Cutlery, Glass Ware, steam Tab) Cistors, dc, JAMES MAXWELL, Attorney for Mortgngee AWNBROKER’S SALE.—THOMAS J. MGRATH, Auctioneer, hatham streot, cornor of Mulberry, 158, will sell this day, 11 o'clock, Men's and Women's Clothin Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, &v.; also Coats, Pants and Vests. By order J. M. Spero, Third avonue. Rt. FIELD, @ AL AUC. rE tioneer, salesroom 80 Bowery, will sell this day, at IL G'elock, WO’ lute men’s and wonen's Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, sealskin and velvet Sacques, mink and other Furs, romnants of Velvet, ilk, Alpaca, &c.; Underclothing, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, &e.; also Over: Goats, stcqite and frock Coats, Pants, Vests, ite. By order R, Simpson & Co., 199 Bower . THIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR, at 50 New Bowory and 9 Oliver awts, Underelothing, Table Linen, Youts, Pantaloons and Auctioneer, will sell Street, 500 lots Dresses, Blankets, Quilts, Pillows, order of George Undlipp, 521 prewano WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS, Salesroom, 27 Hust bi Marshal's salo, Fancy and Dry Goods, Will sell, this day, Tuesday, at ‘1Ot; o'clock, Broadway, wholesale stock of Fancy Goods, vix!, 500 doron Diack Alpaca Braid, 25 doxen Pants, Cardigan Jackets, Shawls, linen and woollen Shirts and Drawers, Kid Glovos, Tidies, linen Bosoms, Ince Handkerchiels. Hosiery, Gloves, fine linen Shirt Bosoms, Towels, Buttons, large los Bdgings, Infant's: Hoods, Undergarmente, Needles and Caso, Alpuens, Calicos and Mustins, Collars, Combs, Suspendors, rolls in> ain Carpet. Toller, Soap, Umbrellas, Nelveteci Horse lankers, Sowing Machines, Desks, ca fife, el Bc UCTIONEERS. | TCHARD WALTERS’ Mortgage rdon Printing Prosses, Typo, &e. Will seli on Wednosday, at 11 o'clock, at salesroom 27 Bast Broadway, one-quarter and one-oljhth medium Gordon Printing xtra fountain attached, black walnug Cabinets, lot Type, &e. Saree V STEWART. Attorney for Mortgages. F's SALE—OF SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GENTS’ reine Ge is day. Tuesday)» Octobar 26, at 104, 0 fy, by 8. HERMAN, Sheriit's Auetfoue Shirts and Drawors, Gloves, Conars, ings, woollen Jackots, Ac. in lots." LLLAM 0, CONNER, Sherif, Tuomas Dunia oF CLOTHING. PIECE Goons, ¢.—8. HERMA! ‘+ Auctionoer, sotis this 1 A ee ponober 28, ‘clock, at No. 13 Bowery, Vouts, Shitts, Deawors,” Cloth, Lining, dc: WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheeiff, Sule positie ers Doves, Deput S, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, JHERIFF Nee 's Auctionecr, sells thie day Fused or 20; at LL o'clock, at No: 13 Bowory, Atrue'toe of Hats, Caps, Umbrolias, Fixtures, &¢, Sale posi- arg WILLIAM C: CONNER, Shortt ir ivPS. SALK OF MACHINERY, ENGINES. Safes, Office Furniture, &&—S, HERMAN, aver, seils Weduosday, October 27, at 1h sok, at foot of Bast Twentieth street, south side, by vir. tue of several writs of execution and by virtue of an ordet issued. out of the Marine Court, dated New York, October 11, TA75, all the right, title aud interest of Samuvl Secor and lin A. Secor, which they or either of them had on the 18th day of September, 1875, or at any time. afterward, of, in and tothe Lense, Stock and Fixturoy of Machine, Builer, Pat. tern and, Blacksnith Shop, consisting of Steam. linkin Boilers, Patterns, Forges, Furnaces, &e. Also, a large let o} ro, Sales, de, Nii, Sheriff, Tron and other Materials, Office Furai LLIAM ©, COS Wittraw I, Cannone, Deputy. PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THR FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR: D OFFIC FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE. an hd SUBSORIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,205 BROABW A {Hd SOUTH SIMTILSIRERT, PINLADELPMIA “AND FULTON STREETS, BGOOR. TLLIAM ADBORT, AUCTIONERR, oe Ti o'clock, the, Furniture contained will soll on this day, at 11 oveluck, the in house No. 241 Blooekor street; wal Mattresses, Burowus, Washstands, Brussols and ingrain Carpets, Croc Btoves, &o. i nae PILLAY TT, AUCTIONRER—OFPICE NO, # W Meiteihas trot iy ict oF a cated vucnge € i roll, om sday, inst, at LO o'¢loek, tho entire Fivecrey ana Frat ints Hoviarand aad biguor Salowe t, in the city of New Fort | w Laight sereek im te I OY fav tae