The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1875, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 14,311, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. - = AMUSEMENTS—Nixtu columns. ROLOGY—Tweirm Pacx—Sixth column, ILLIARDS—Eicutn Pace—Fotrth column. OARDERS WANTED—Nixtu Pack—First, second and third columns. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Nixtu Pace—Third column, ROOKLYN BOARD—Ninta Pace—Third column. ROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxconp Pace— First column, BUSINESS OP PORTUNITIES—Firtn Pace. USINESS NOTICES—Seventn Pack—Sixth column. TY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Secoxp Pac—First CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Twxurra PaGe—Fourth col- umn, LOTHING—Tweurm Pace—Sixth column. SokCuMe AND GARDENERS—Twsirra Pacy—Fourth fi ay columns. COASTWISE Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth E STEAMSHIPS—Sxconp Pacu—Sixth column, NERSHIPS—Firtn Paar. Bae date rH Pace—Third column, JING JADEMIES—Eicutu Pacx—Sixth columa, BN LSTK Bran ace-crourth column, jam | PAGK- xth column, Beton HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED-AND UN- FURNISHED—Srconp Pace—Second column, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Seconp PaGe—Fifth col- eats Pacxt-Sixth column, TNANCIAL—Fiti Pace, OR SALE—Finst PaGe—Sixth column. URNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET~ SECOND Page—Second and third columns, RNITURE—Tweurry Pagk—Sixth column, ELP WANTED—FEMALES—Tweurtu Pace—Third col- umn ELP_ WANTED—MALES—Twetrra Pacr—Fifth column, ORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Page—Third, fourth ‘and fith colamns. POTELE— Nuvu Pacy—Third column, OUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Secown, Pacr—Pourth ‘and fifth columns. INSTRUCTION—Finst Pace—Sixth column, EGAL NOTICES—Fixst Page—Sixth column. ST AND FOUND—Finst Pagx—Second column, ACHINERY—Finst Pacr—Sixth columa, ARBLE MANTELS—Etaurn Pacx—Sixth column. MEDICAL—Tweurrn Page—Sixth column. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Finsr Pace—Sixth ‘column, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Texta Pacr— mn, OUS—Eroura Pagr—Sixth column, USIGAL—Kiautu Page—Fourth column, W. PUBLICATIONS—Srvanrat Pace—Sixth column, ERSONAL—Friast Paas—Second column, TANOFORTES, ORGANS, &U.—Nint Pacx—Third col umn. POLITIVAL—Finst Pacn—Fifth column, Erk OFFICE NOTICE—Finst Pacu—Pifth column, ROPOSALS—Vinst Pace—Fitth column. ROPESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— TweLrrn Pack—Third column, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sxcoxp Pagx—First column. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Sxcoxp Pace—First column, EAL ESTATE WANTED—Sgconp Pacr—First column, ELIGIOUS NOTICES—Fixst Pacx—Second column, ESTAURANTS—Tweiern Pace—Sixth columa. EWARDS—Finst Pack—Second column, BALES AT AUCTION—Hicurn Pacn—Fith and sixth colum SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Exeventa Page ‘and ‘TwrerrH Pace—First, second and third columns, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Twetrta Pace—Third and fourth columns, SPECIAL NOTICES—Finst PAga—Second and third col- uinns., SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Fiust Pacs—Third col- wna. HE TRADES—Twerrra Pack—Fifth and sixth columns, HE TURF—Finst Pagx—Third column, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Srcoxp Pace— First and socond columns. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Sxconn Pacx—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Sxconp PaGe—Third and fourth columns. ANTED 10 PURCHASE—Finst Pacx—Sixth column, ATCHES, JEWELRY, &0.—E:cutu Pacx—Sixth col- umn. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR ‘TO LET—Sxconn Paoe—First column, WINTER “RESORTS—Nixta Pace—Third column, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—Tuxru Pacx—Sixth column, HERALD PARIS BUREAU. PPERALD PARIS BUREAU, 61 AVENUE DE LV/OPERA. ‘The following is a list of the papers on ‘tle in the NEW YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 61 Avenue do l'Opera, Paris, so far as their names have been communicated to the HERALD :— NEW YORK. All New York city morning and evening papers, New York. ly Telegram . ally Staats Zeitun ally New Yorker Presse. Daily Courrier des tats Unis. Franco-Americain. ily Moss: 'Eco D'It 1 Comercio, ..., iow Yorker fandei's Zeitun; farpor's New Monthly Magaaino. 's Weekly. e's Bazar. New York, New York, 2. @ American eH Christian Union. Dally Graphi 1@ Free Lanco. .. 6 New Yorker Journal. ¢ Home Journ ¢ Galaxy Patent Right Gazott oak Trish Democrat. Monthly Importer. 6 Nation. lustrated Weokly. few York Mercur, New York Lodger. ‘The Methodist. Humphreys’ Paine jomostic Monthly. Le Beau Monde. The Albi New York, New York, New York. New York. jew York, New York. Americ New York. ‘The New York New Yorke. 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Avalanche: ‘Appe Journal The Herald The Tin r Democrat and Courier. .Natches. : NOittit CAROLINA. Roanoke News, Weldon. Citizen...... Ashville. MARYLAND. Daily German Correspondent...... Baltimore. Daily Sun .. Baltimore. Daily Ganett . .»-Baltimore. Daily Baltimore Wecker ‘Baltimore, ~ ARKANSAS. Garetto ittle Rock, Democrat... Russellville. COLORADO. Mining Roview.,...... ... Georgetown. CANADA. Tho Daily Sun....,++++ -Montreal, PERSONAL. N IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION FOR MRS. B. J. Cobb, late of Twenty-seventh street. Will she or an: one, knowing her whereabouts, send ber address to IN- QUIRER, Herald office ? RESPONSIBLE PARTY, WITHOUT CHILDREN wishes for adoption a child from ono to two years of age, of American or lish parentage. Address H. 3., feral offico, until Saturd.-y. DWARD BRIGGS WANTED.—IF EDWARD BRIGGS, who left the town of Bourn, in the county of Lincoln, in England, severdl yoars ago and went to America, where he was last heard of, is still alive, he is requested to apply at once to the undersigned. He is entitled under bis father's will ta cortain, property. If alive ‘and identified within & limited time. order of the executors, id $. W. ANDREWS, Solicitor, Bourn, Lincolashire, England. Sepremner 29, 1875. B. GREY—-HAVE BEEN IN PHILADELPHIA. Should like to see you. Address LENA, box 42, No, 205 East Fourtuenth street. ULTON FERRY BOAT, HALF PAST TEN, TUESDAY evening—Will the pretty little lady who crossed to Brooklyn and took the DeKalb avenue cars send her address to_admiror who bowed as getting in the car? Address AUGUSTUS, box 116 Herald office. iy J. L.—YOUR COMPANION ON THE REPUBLIC + last February would like to seo you. Address LACE SILOES, box 114 Herald Uptown Branch office. a OPEFUL TOLED.—INFORMATION IS WANTED of Hopeful Toled (supposea to be in California), or of his children, William or Charlotte, who may hear of some- thing to thelr see by addressing 8. MICHELENA, 24 South street, New Yor! FLOUR ARRAIRS AND THOSE IN CONNECTIOUT CL. will be cheerfully arranged; your absurd absence is causing mental anadety both there and at home; write and return, ‘ACK—-RECEIVED TOO LATE; WILL BE AT SAME same place to-morrow (Thursday), ab same time: ADISON AVINUE, 6 P, M., TUESDAY, Ov- tober 26.—Will lady’ in black appoint another ‘inter- View? Towe you an a and am anxious to see you. Address STRATTON, Uerald Uptown Branch office, ERTH—SUNDAY IS MY BIRTHDAY. DON'T FOR. get your promise, SPARKLE. AIN J. E—PLEASE SEND YOUR ADDRESS TO JOHN, box 162 Herald office, OSANNA YOUNG, MARRIED NAME KENNEDY, is earnestly requested communicate with hor daughter Ubarioto, who deft in "Limerick, @ child and "whale, marr riek’ Macan, Dublin; ’eiey request: the Gevoue aad Alecsere? Address Mrs. Young,’ brothers of the above Rosanna, CHARLOTTE MACAN, Post Réstint, Dublin, Ireland. ILL _GLEASON PLEASE SEND ADDRESS TO QUIET, box 2,172 Post office? RELIGIOUS NOTICES. IBLE EXPOSITION, PRAYER AND POPULAR singing of hymns and tunes, new and old, with organ accompaniment; read Ephesians’ v., 19; all welcome; Fri- day, P, M. BENJAMIN ALBRO, 353 West Thirty- sixth streot, PPABE, MEETING AND SOCIAL GATHERING AT- the Alanson M. E. church, in Norfolk street, near Grand, on Thursday evening, Octobor 28, at 7%. Addresses, golos, duets, chorusses, ic, Including a plate ot ice cream, 15 cents. LOST AND FOUN Ps, ests “SMALL DANDY DINMONT. SLUT, weighing about 25; pounds; answers to the name of “Miss Dandie’ her hend is covered with shaggy hair, body but little. A liberal reward will be paid for her by roturning ‘to No. 21 Bast Fiftconth street. CHARLES REED. OST—ON BOAT WHICH LEFT JERSEY CITY FOR Twonty-third street at 9:15 P. M., Monday, a pocket book containing some money, cards and a'child’s focket. The finder will be suitably rewarded upon returning the same to B. F. SHORES, 345 Washington street. O8T—ON TUESDAY EVENING, IN FORTY-FIRST street, between Fifth and Madison avenues, a pair of gold Ky A liberal reward will bo given on return- ing them to xington avenue. I. OST—ON TUESDAY MORNING, 26TH, ABOUT [4 11 o'clock, at the corner of Thirty-eighth ‘street and Scotch Blue Dog; head silk Bixth avenue, white, oars and tail not cut, hair elipped on body j has twitehin of left fore a A liberal reward will be paid for it at 65 West Thirty- th street. . e OST OR STOLEN—ON OR ABOUT THR 19TH L4 October inst., & promissory note mado by Greenlove, 763, dated Septem! x months, to the order of ourselves, in amount $862 39,'and we hereby eantion all parties from negotiating same. A suitable re- ward will be paid for the return of samo to GREKNLEVE, 115 Worth street BLOCK & © New York. BE PALD FOR RETURN OF 10. REWARD, WoL following 17, No Others May 1, 133, mado M. LE D() REWARD.—Lost. ON THE BOAT CROSSING ‘ from Pennsylvania Railroad to foot of Desbrosses street, or on tho cars going up town, a Pocketbook contai ing money and drafts cpayment of which has been. ao $20 in addition to the money in the pocketbook will for tho return of the papers, and no questicns asked, to Schieffelin & Co., 170 William street, 0. F. CAWTHON, 100 BEWAED FOR GOLD OPEN FACE WaTon, with Chain and Locket; Frodsham, No. 7,434, €ull on or address W. C. BRANDON, 133 Wost Twouty- fourth stre F THE PARTY WHO TOOK AN OVERCOAT (PISTOL in pocket) at a Broadway billiard room on the night of th 26th will return the same $10 will be paid him and no que tions asked, SPECIA NOTICES. LL THE CREDITORS AND ALSO DEBTORS OF AMihe Inte deensod. Mrs, Ciara Douglas, formerly known as Mra, Blanchard, are hereby notified to, appear for claims and settlement at 136 East Twenty second street, for thirty days. DIVORCES, OBTAINED PROMPTLY WITHOUT wublicity. Causes, desertion, incom patibility, Ir runkenness, infidelity, inhuman treatment, conv ISAAC G, BOYCE, counsellor, 267 Broad- third strest, Tuesday, itual tion of felony. Way; evenings, 300 West Twent: Wednesday, Tharsday, October 26, 27, 28, —THE FIPTIL AND MAIN DRAWING of the mn Government Lottery vember 1 to 23, 1875, of 86,000 ticket f which is:— Prize of 500,000 reichamark, equal to $120,000, gold Prise of 300,000 reichsmark, equal to....... 72,000, gold 1 1 1 IP 1 Prize of 150,000 reichsmark, 3 of 200,000 reichsmark, equal to 48,000, gold Prize of 100,¢ 34000" fold ize of 100,000 reichsmark, 92a a 1 of 50,000, 5 of 30,000, 20 of 45,000, i 5,000, 600 of 000, 760 of 1,000, 3 431,919 of $,000,, 700 of 1,000, 800 6£500, 1,900 of 300 am ol ‘The above drawing is guaranteed by and under the super: vision of the Royal Saxon government, r Fall explanatory circulars fre x zscnocn, THEODOR Box 5,594 Post office. 116 Nassau street, New York. A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY KENTUCKY, EX? tered: 1875. ‘+ EXTRA CLASS NO. — 27, Ss. 52, 56, 9. 8, '22, 20, 77, OO 32 4 TS. 87, 68, 95. KENTUCKY, CLASS NO. 98—ocronkn uf, IST5. bee 77, Sige t os 78, 69, 1 nf 70, 54, 49. 7. 4 20., Mana: D 9,751 Bost office, New York. erm CovnatOn, Ky. Box =PARKS, EMERSON & CO., AGENTS Kentucky Stato Lotteries, darwin daily Royal Havana Lottory. drawn every 17 days, in Kentucky Number Lottery, drawn October #0, 1875. Prizes cashed, {nformation furnished and cirenlars addressing. PARKS & CO., 180 Broadway, room office box 72, Private office attached, Office hours 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. POSITORS IN FREEDMAN'S SAYINGS BANK lect first dividend. SAM. L. Denes Mbeabor, 006 Reoctirag, tether cat oh AVANA LOTTERY, —$540,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 days; next drawing November 3; prizes cashed ; circu- fof information (reo PERNANDED & 00., Bankers, |. B. Martit & 10 Wail RLS Reaae hes fakes oh os bree SPECIAL NOTICE: [rortanr MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES A specialty, HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington Avenue, near Twenty-ninth stroot. Oilice hours from 8 to Pi —$300,000 CASH GIFTS, Kentucky State Single Number Lotte: drawn October 30, 1875. Circulars sent treo. PARKS, EMERSON & CO., Agonts, 180 Broadway, room 4. Post office box KEtUCKY staTE.LoTrERy. SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME. (Authorized by special act of the Logislature.) SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers, T0 BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KENTUCKY, October 30, 1875. $300,000 to be distributed among the holders of tickets. 1p, $50,000 1 Prize of ‘20/000 LP, 10,000 4 Pel 20:00 10 Prizes of 50 Pri 50 Prin 50 Prines of 200 Prines of APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 of $2,000 approximating to $50,000 are. 1 oF Rone sPProztmating Go. ©2000 are 4 of 1000 approximating to 10,000 are. 5,000 Prizes of $10 aro. al 5,879 Prizes, amounting to $300,000, Whole tickets, $10; halves, $5; quarters, $2 50, Send for circular, Aadress all orders to SIMMON. DICKINSON & CO., Covington, Ky. K —KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, + on the Havana plan. Draws Saturday, October 30, 187, For information address R. 'B. KRAFPH, broker, 34 jowery. —CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS; GREAT DIS8- * covery; improved method ; instantaneous relief; worst cases permanently cured; first treatment free. Circulars atte, pe ST DDARD, No. 8 West Fourteenth street, jew York, OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS © KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO. 609—OCTOBER 27, 1875. 50, 69, Gl, 47, 65, 0, 42, 28, 59, 41. 58, 62, 73. KENTUCKY, CLAss No. 610—ocronER 27, 1873, 18, 83, 87, 20, 70, 18, 51, 34, 27, 52, 42, 40, 29, 41. HENRY, EXTRA CLASS NO. 695—OcTOBER 27, 1875, 43, 33," 47, 35, 15, 39, 73, 3, 63, 20," 49, 44, 65, nanny, ‘cass xo. 695—odronen 37, 1875. 25, 35, 25. 75, 14, 9. 74, 65, 87, 40, 70, 69, 42. SIMMONS, DICKINSON &'CO., Managers. K. —FOR INFORMATION IN THE ABOVE ADDRESS . J. CLUTE, 200. Broadway or Post office box 4,969, —KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER . , distribution on the Havana plan, 40 be drawn October 30. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CQ., Managers. $900,000 In pri ? i Whole Tickets $10, All prises paid In full without deduction. Royal Havana of Cuba draws November 3. Address J. CLUTE, Agent, 200 Broadway, or Post office box 4,969, LAWRENCE, Private Detective, 831 Wer Eighteonth strect. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—$540,000 DRAWN every 15 days Next drawing November 3. Prizes cashed; eirculurs of information farnishod; highest rates paid for Spanish Bank Bills, Governme: 3c. TAYLOR & C)., Bankers, No, 11 Wall jew York, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Royal Saxon Government tsps Hamburg and Brunswick Government Lotteries. WACHSMANN & CO., Bankers, Post office box 3,316, 75 and 77 Nassau streot, MPO OWNERS OF NEW YORK OITy PROPERTY RE- siding out of town.—Rents collected and prompt returns made by JOHN 8. EWEN, 39 Nassau strect, New York. Business respectfully solicited. HE NEW YORK MEDICO-LEGAL SOCTETY.—AN- nual meeting and election to-night, at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, corner Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue, at 8 o'clock. CLARK BELL, Esq., Prosident, Gro, W. Writs, M. D., Secretary. TT PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD:— BROADWAY, GORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. 580 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 1 GQRNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- 1 —$1—F1—$1—$1—$1—$1—-$1—$1—-$1—$1—$1—$1-$1 invested this day might give you a fortun Wyoming draws October 30 ; $275,000 to be distributed gran wine, $50,000; tickets, 81, six for $5 3 Novem- Ber 3 $540,000 to. be’ distributed otter tick tieth) Bl, six for 86% prices | Soaers ‘twentieths) $1, six for $5; ‘prizes ; cireular Mailed free. “Address Post office box 1,028, New York. 27. 5 000. —WYOMING STATE LOTTERY . + draws 15th and 30th every month; tickets, $1; capital prize, $50,000. Information, call on H. LOWE, 234 Broadway; address by mail the manager, J. M. PATTEK, Laramie City, Wyoming. $300.00 IN CASH, PRIZES WILL. BE DIS- tributed October 30, ncky State outary. Tiekers, $10; shares in proportion, Circulars free, JOSEPH BATES & GO., 202 Bros , New York, Post office box 2,281, 1.000.000 -BExTUCKY, STATE LOTTERY. 5 5 + Draws October 30. aso, GainTs Qetober 000 capital prize, ATov Incky tickets left. $300,000 cash gifts! £300,000 cash gifts! Tickets, $10; halves, $5; quarters, $2 50; cighths, $1 25. P. 0. DEVLIN & CO., Siutioners and General Agents, 30 Liberty street, New York. &C. 8, CARRIAGE: SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURSDAY DAY), OCTOBER 28, AT 1: O'CLOCK ROMPT, AT’ THE STABLE, NO. 3 NEILSON (MERCER STREET), ‘BETWEEN WAVER. LEY AND CLINTON PLACES AND IN REAR OF NEW YORK WOTEL, OF FAST AND VALUABLE HORstS, ELEGANT CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLAN KBTS, ROBES, “40. AND EVERYTHING APPE! TAINING TOA FIRST CLASS GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT. CHAS. C. DUFF, AUCTIONEER, including a fast und stylish sorrel Gelding, 1544 hands high, 6 years old; was sired by Young Morrell. and is half brother to Fearnaught; was purchased last fall in’ Maine by present owed on day of @ has improved in speed and can spood 4 2:30 guit now, md fs as fine @ road or track horse ny can be found; he is Warranted sound and kind, without fault or trick. ‘Also the clegant and very fast brown Trotting Bare Jen- nio A; sho ie 15.234 hands high, 6 years old, and was sired by Rysdick) Hambletonian, dau brown maro Counters; was ruised in Orange county, and ut four years old trotted at fair ¢ Goshen in 2743; she was then pureflased by prosent owner, who bas used her exclusively on road, for pleasure only; she ¢An now show better than 2:40 on track, and if put in train- ing will trot much faster; sho is a fine and pleasant driver; no road too long for her; in color a dark brown ; no white with full mano and tail, and warrauted sound and kind, and with her extra speed, Sine pedigree and her amiable disposi Hon, make her second to no young trotter in the country she heeds no boots when trotting nor bandages wheu in sta: ble, and must be seen to be approcinted. Also fine and fast brown Trotting Gelding Director; he was sired by Ethan Allen, dam by Gray Eagle; is 15 hands 7 yours old; can trot in 2:35, and can show bettor galt on road; he is pure gaited, and, without any ¢ Hon, As fine a gentleman's road horse ay stands for sale, he is fully warranted sound and kind in every particular, Fast and stylish chestnut Golddust Trotter Duplex, 15.24 high, 7 years old; bred by James Lawton, near Lexington, Ky. ; is one of the fi bred trotters In the country ; "has lo antl action; is fearless and prompt; can alway: eithor singly or to pole; has long, arched ne} clean, find limbs, and can trot 18'milos inside the hour, warranted sound and kind. Also a fing and handsome black Mare, 1534 hands high, 7 years old; sired by Conklin Star, dam Lady Allen; raised in Drange county, and at % years old trotted a mile in 2251; can now trot bétter than 2:10; she is a great roadster rugged and hardy; safe for any one to drive, and she is war: ranted sound and kind, Also a fast and fino dark bay Gelding, 156 high, 8 years old; was sired by Pilot, Jr.,dam a thoroughbred mire; can trot in 2:35 on any track; tie is a great pole horse, also = superior sleigh horse; le is vory stylish, and warranted sound and kind. Elegant snd finely bred Kentucky Mare, 1534 hands, 8 oars old; color bay; ono of tho most perfect mares in th tuto; sho was sired by Cassius Sf. Clay, dam thoroughbre she oan trot inside of 3:50; an excellent saddle beast; she warranted sound and kind and safo for the most tinald to rido or drive. Carriages consist of ono oxtensign top Park, Phacton, ono Depot Wagon, one side bar Road Wagon, one full spring top Waxon, one ©’ spring Pony Phacton, all by the makers, Also one set double covered mounted Marne: of single Harness, elegant Blankets, Robes, & All ono of the finest sales made this season. ocall andexamine any ale, This stock 1s all acclimated, and ‘haye been driven gby. ost city three sots ., making in present owner on road, and are well worthy the attention of gentlemen In search of such. N. B,—Sale positive, rain or shine, T AUCTION (TO-MORROW) FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, BY VAN 'TASSE & KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS, AND 112° BAST THIR: "A GENTLEMAN'S ROAD ESTABLISHMANT, BROWN TROTTING TEAM, HORSE” AND MARE, SIRED by a full blooded Morgan horse, dam Dia: Mare; are 154% hands high, 8 and 9 years old; kind and true in all harness; free from vice, trick or fault; the Horse has beaten 2:34, and the team can trot better than 2:50 together; drive to- gether like ono ‘horsa and ro altoxother ‘ono of tho nest teams fur gentleman's road use that goes the meda, a fast pacin; road, Also, - Bae HSE HARNESS, NEARLY NEW, MADE BY TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY FLANDRAU; has pole and shafts. NO TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY W. H, GRAY; HAS ole aad shafts. TWO SETS FINE SINGLE HARNESS, Robes, Stable and m “WITH POLE AND Sweat Blankots, Lap Rob. ELEGANT PORTLAND OU’ SHAFTS, built by Kimbull. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LIVERY STOCK. TWO TEAMS, 19} HANDS HIGH AND GOOD WoRK- FINE SINGLE HORSES, IN GOOD CONDITION, GLASS QUARTERED COACH, FRENCH STYLE, nearly new, THRER GLARENCES, IN GOOD ORDER, extension top Pi mu, double and ping Harness, &o. 50 . TRUCKING ESTABLISHMENT. TEAM TRUCK HORSES, 16 HANDS HIGH, and first class workers. BAY By BORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, and a good worker. TWO 3} DOUBLE TRUCK HARNESS, TWO DOUBLE TRUCKS. Also THREE PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS—Carriages of ‘all ki Harness, Robes, &c. a R CENT DISCOUNT, ~ our elegant Stock of fine Carriay ‘Landaas, Landaule 8 Qoachies, Voupes, Broughams, Victorias, at ways, Cotipe Rockaways, “ail atylos light family Carriages, ‘The most extraordinary pare ever offered. A, T. DEMAREST & CO., 628 and 630 Broadway. RCH. JOHNSTON'S MART, 19 TO 25 EAST THIR- twonth stroot, near University place, Wili be sold TO- MORROW (FRIDAY), at 10 o'clock. A FAMILY BSTABLISH MENT- 1534 hands, 8 and 9 years; kind in ali Larness; vice; have been used in city and country, and aro in every way a reliable family toam ; warranted sound ; also UPR ROCKAWAY, in good order, by Brow Co, SET DOUBLE HARN’SS, MADE TO ORDER. pZaRae MINUTES, GUARANTEED O8 NO SALE apple brown Mare, ands; top yar Wagon, sot HARNESS. ec. hi ELEGANT LANDAU, NEARLY NEW, by BREW- STER, of Broome street. LANDAULKT, NEW, BY MINER & STEVENS. ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, 153¢ hands, 8 and P years; very stylish, handsome and desirable; without fault of blemish; not afraid of anything; warranted sound. Now on exhibition. FINE TEAM OF BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES, ARCH. JOHNSTON. 16k hands, six years old, haif brothers; also, two bright bay Horses, six years, 15.3 and 16.2; both can trot in three minutes or better. Forsale cheap at 126 East Broad- way ‘ATOR, SALE, EIGNT MORSES, SUITABLE FOR +, any business; also one Brewster top W bay Trotting Mare, who bas beaten 2:50, Bowery, opposite Fifth street, rear, spopr UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY! morte ‘and evening this, week. at | J OHNSON'S ROOMS, BROADWAY AND TWENTY-GIGHTIL STREET, on the Running Races at Washington; also on the CITY AND STATE ELECTION, commencing Thursday evening and continue every morning, afternoon and evening until the lection is over. T. B. & W. H. JOHNSO: (A. BLACK, CANADIAN PONY, WARRANTED SOUND and kind; free, stylish driver; suitable for butcher, family use; a lady or child can drive him, 4 Bayard streot, third floor, front. NY GENTLEMAN HAVING A HORSE THAT CAN trot In 2:40, sure, and is willing to exchange him for a yoeng, soon d kind’ Horse, will addre: B., Heral office. PAIR OF DUELLING PISTOLS—ALSO BALLARD, A. Remington and Wesson Rilles, 22 callbre, for galler lise. "Address, stating condition, price, &e., W. P. GEORGE, Herald Uptown Branch office, REECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS AT auction, inade by the most celebrated makers, on Satur- at 12 o'clock, Gay, ab 12 O'Cl0cK: ee JOUNSON, Je., 97 Nassau streo! 0G WANTED.—A VERY SMALL SXYER TER. rier (blue) wanted; give age, weight and price, Ad- dress T. H., Union’ Club, Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLAS Watch Dog, one year old; also two thorough: dan Fowls (cocks), Address Hi. H., Herald office. NEWFOUNDLAND «t How- RAND PEDESTRIAN MEETING AT THE NEW YORK G ‘Athletic Club Grounds on Friday and Saturday, Octo- bor 20 and 30, First day—100 yards and five mile rin. | See- ond day—Three mile walk and one mile run, The best pe- dostrians In the country are entered. Trains leave Grand Contral depot for Mott Haven at 2:30 P. M. and boats from Peck slip and Fulton ferry every half hour, Admission, We. ; Grand stand, 75e. ASTIFF, DOG—A THOROUGHBRED | ENGLISH Mastiff, just. imported, for sale cheup. Address IM- PORTER, box 192 Herald office. WANTED; A SECOND AND DOUBLE BARRELLED breach Joading Shotgun, and Fixings. “Address, with price, which must be low, and full particulars, FOX, Herald office,” JOCKEY CLUB. Extra Autamn Races at Jerome Park, SATURDAY, OCT. 30, and SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1c vt 413 M. Races commence punctually TOELMONT, President, ©, Winatiy, Secretary. JCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD, MORNING and evening, at Thomas’ Exchange, 1,23) Broadway, on the Washington races, French pools a from 7 A. M. until the races commence. Tickets $3. Orders by mall or messenger receive prompt attention. GEO, M. THOMAS, TION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW York Turf Exchange evory morning, aMernoon and @vening on the races at WASHINGTON, D.C. ; tho trots at PROSPECT PARK and the CITY and STATE ELECTIONS, PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to orders received by mail or messenger. OF RRENCIL POOLS OPEN AT 7 A. M. 4 KELLY, BLISS & CO., 15 West Twonty-cighth street PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION, SECOND FALL MEETING, THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, Neck fe Roto. are 5 b pba 5 class, 6 entrics, ee OURTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. Purse No. 7 ). 2:38 class, 16 entrios. Purse No. 00. Double team. 4 entries. Races commence each day at two o'clock prompt, good day and track, | Admission to field, grand stand ana quarter stretch, ed to field, $1. Club house, introaneed by a membe: ‘Steam jeave depot, Twentioth stroat and Ninth ave- noe, at 1: and 1 230, E, O, READ, President. ‘Gionax W. Oagiay, Superintendent. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. _ CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED—FIVE HORSES, warranted sound, kind and young; suitable for truck, express, farming, or any business, at aif value, 57 Great Jones street, near Bowery. STYLISH SORREL MARE, 15 HANDS, SIGHT A years, good stopper, very stylish driver; suitable for Goctor, business, or any light use; trial given; price $00. Cornet Greenwich avenue and Charles streot, grocery. LARGE STOCK OF GRUBES’ CELEBRATED AL hake of Cerriagos, Rockaways, Phactons, Buggies and Business Wagons for salo at manufacturer's prices, or twenty per cent off, Repository 366 Canal street. PONY BUILT HORSE—ALSO TWO OTHER Horses; young and sound; ft for truck, express, farm- ing, &e.: $65, $115; also two Express Wagons cheap. 61 Canal saloon. A FIVE, HORSHS, [THE PROPERTY OF MR. P. s,,Haskine, of White Plains, consisting of bay Hamble- Yonian Trotsing Horse, bay Abdallah Maro, sorrel Horse American Star stock, and two cheap farm Horses. Inquire a: BIRDSALL'S Boarding Stubles, 46 Wooster street, near Gran A’ A GREAT BARGAIN—LIGHT BERLIN COACH, used six month A. T. DEMAREST & CO., 628 Broadwa; = HANDSOME BAY MARE WILL BE SOLD AT & bargain, © yoars old, 15% hands; god stylo and nc; ; can trot fast; warranted sound and kird. Also a good top Buggy and Harness and Portland Cutter, good as new. Private stable on Twelfth street, one door east of University place. A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT.—BROWN MARE, 15 hands high, 6 years; warranted sound and kind: can trotin 2:40; Brewster Road Wagon; Gne Harness; also a fine Coupe Horse. Private stablo No. 2 West Thirtoenth st, —BERLIN LANDAUS, LANDAU ‘3, COUPES, + Depot Wagons, Phactons, second hand Carriages; the above sold for the best offer previons to moving December . WAM, 10 Bast Fourth street, -§75 CASH FOR ONE OF THE BIGGEST BAR. A.. faite for spectators that over was offered; for one. of the most beautiful shifting leuther top Wagons and fing single Har enet Fur Robe, one sweat Blanket and Whip, cost $600 mused six tines. Inquire of BESNEN, at th era House, or of the steward Union Clad Stable, No. 6 Eighteenth’ street, one door 6 Fifth avenue, where the abuve ean be seen for three day: they are all of the bost city makers. FRESH MILCH COW AND CALF FOR SALE. AP- ply at 24 West Thirteenth street. AuW TOR, SAbe, 8 HORSES; PROPERTY OF 4 + widow; fit for farming, oxpress or general uso; trial prico’ from $75 to $150. Tnquiro at etweon Houston and Bloeck I ROOKLYN.—FOR SALE, A FINE BLACK HAWK Uelding, never out of owner's hands since he was 4 years old; ix how 8; reliable and fast; about 3 minutes extra good polo horse or single; full examination and tri p.. Address box 1,631 New York Post office. ] ARGAINS.—WESTCHESTER, COUPE AND LIGHT Rockaways in every style; ‘Phaetons, extension toy , Coupes and Landauleta second hand Carriages. J. COLYER YART AND WAGON FOR SALI J class Con Cart and one secon with top. 75 First avenue, Pag FIRST CLASS FULL SPRING BUGGY FOR sale, built to order by a first class city maker; cost $475; or will exchange for @ first class side bar buggy; will pay difference, ifany. Address Post office box 3,869, INE CARRIAGES.—EZRA MARSH, No, 18 EAST Bighteonth street, near Broadway, manufacturer of all the, Ajlowed ; must be sold; 55 South Fifth avenue, Barouches, Co Sreatly reduced; several Broadway. ONE NEW FIRST haud Grocer’s Wagon, styles fine carriages for city and country use at reasonable prices; work warrantod; careful estimates made on repairs; vehicles sont for and delivered without charge; also first class storage, OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH CROSS.MATCHED pair of Kentucky Horsos, dapple gray and bay, 16 hands nigh, 6 years old; free drivers; strong built and soun of them Is well broke to saddie; price, 8800; also on sliver mounted English double, Harticas, Hover used, best i $400; price, $900, Can be seen ot, Hoar Third avenue, Brooklyn, OR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT, f Pair of bay Horses, young and Phaeton, nearly new; three-quarter once, only used few times: ‘also first class lady's Pony Phaeton; Harness, first class London make; will be sold cheap. Addross JONES, box 1,685 Post office, GENTLEMAN, HAVING A LARGE STABLE, WILL Fent two Stalls, with Bowed for two horsos and carriage Foom, from November 1 to May 1. Apply at stable 129 West Forty-ninth street. A OCLARENCR FOR SALE AT A LOW PRICE~ 2 Univ Light and very stylish and in good order, Address G4le versity place, care of 8, Buraieryr ‘ POR SALE LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS AND SIDE bar shifting top Wagon, pole and shafts, all good as now, Address box J21 Stamford, Conn, OR SALE—A YOUNG HAMBLETONIAN HORSE, 4 “eb pay ed As ated pare kind in Ra x ty ry fash A WUE, Herald Untown Brauch gfe” references, _.... HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Sieg OR SALE—TWO FINE BROUGHAM HORSES, BAY with black points, 16 b . Highloantn serene, ands hizh, wt stable 134 West FS, GALE A, BREWSTER COUPE, POLE AND shafts, a8 good as new, by gentleman who has up keeping’horses. Call at tory, No. 225 Groone street, ‘dward Murphy’ iage fu dward Murphy's carriage fac OR SALE—SORREL HORSE, 154%; HANDS {IC Na; suitable for grocer, milkman or any 5 also one. OR SALE—A_ PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, nearly 16 hands high, well broke in all harness; safo and reliable; used in tho city and country; sold for want of use. Apply at priva bles 125 West Seventeenth street. OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME BAY COUPE Horse, at a low figure, Address H. E.8., box 2,U92 Post office, : Goo WORK HORSES FOR SALK—FOR WANT OF nz0; also driving Morse, top Baggy and Harness, Will soll cheap at stable 349 West Thirty-sixih stres FPABNESS BLANKETS, ROBES, WHIPS, 4c. JERE JOUNSON, JR, 5X LIBERTY STREET, Best Goods, lowest’ prices on the planet. ORSES BOARDED IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE winter.—Warm stables, ground floor, personal attention given; fall pasture; carringes taken with horses; best city 8. LOCKWOOD, Woodbridge, N. J. ARNESS AND HORSE BLANKETS AT LOW —Good Buggy Harness, hand mado, from $12 np; irooor 4 Harness, $24; good Milkman’s Harnoss, $28; good Double Truck Hurness, $28 ; good Stable Blankets,$1 50; good Road Blankets, $3 up. Call and examine, 0. B. JOULEY, Manufactarer, 43 Murray street, HE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE good Buggy Harness, hand made, good Grocer's Harness, $25; good Milknian’s Harness, ood Doublo ‘Truck Harness, $30; good Stable Blankets, 125. Ploase call and examino for yoursolves. FISHISR & OSBORNE, 71 Barclay street, New York. ORSES BOARDED—STALLS TO LET, WAGONS stured; moderate ratos. A. S. PHINNY, 13 Laight street, ORTGAGE SALE.—THOS. RILEY, AUCTIONEER, solls this day, at 1034 o'clock A. M.. in front ef his office, 401 Wost Thirty-third street, near Ninth avenue, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, four fine Work Horses, THOMAS MURPHY, Mortgag HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY N N SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD :— Oe TER BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. S80 SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STRE! ee FULTON AND BOE. eH PHIDADELPHTA, CM STREETS, BROOK- ) LET—A DESIRABLE PRIVATE STARLE, ventent to Gramercy Park; four stalls and abinda of ety, room; reasonable reat and desirable term ply toJ. W. HALLE ‘Ap- BECK, 161 East Twenty-tifth ; under Bull's Head bank, TRG strser, EHICLES IN FASHION, In modest, pleasing and durable colors. Landaus, Rockaways, Landentots, Cabriolets, chos, ‘T Carts, Doct Phaetons, Britton Wagons, Road Wagons, either side bar or olliptic. A. 8. FLANDRAG, 3872 and 376 Broome street (old stand of Brewster & Co.) ANTED—A SECOND HAND T CART, FOR CASH; must bo heavy, with pole and shacks. Add z TROUILI & CO. 670 Broadway. si PRICK FOUR CENTS. DRY GOODS, T SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 Broadway, botween Twontioth and Twenty frst sts, Grand display of imported Patterns, just received. Patterns, with cloth models, now ready. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted perfect. Cutting and basting done after our styles. Subscriptions to our monthly “World of Fashions” rece! i! splendid oil copies of James H. Board's great ‘ilogortcal painting given as premiums, ¥, LACE CURTAINS, LAMBRE- di 7 atts 1,277 Broadway, corner Thirty+ ond’ floor: 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, offers wholesale, bankrupt stock of Lace Curtains at retuil, at 20 per cent leas than cost of importat Lace Curtains, from $1 per puir to finest imported. Largest stock in tho city. Carpots, Oilcloths, Druggets, do, MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, ASON MICHEL.—MARIE TILLMAN, successor, 423 Sixth avenue, noar Twent ‘The latest, richest Millinery of Paris, from Vi wies-Tuvee, Perier-Pahn and Pari 134 mode! M LLE. BAUGNON, 23 UNION SQUARE, INF: the ladies of New York that she will exhibit th orted winter Bonnets, from $18 to $22; Cloaks from $10 to 10), trimmed with furs; Frouch Corsets, from $15 up. OF PARIS, ixth street, ‘Michinioe a FOR SALE. A ALE.—IN CONSEQUENCE OF HAVING two meat markets (one in the conntry), I will sell at Bergan my Market located at 736 Eighth avenue, agents A il attachments ; co: Call at 30 Bond street. WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORE AND oyster saloon in Williamsburg for sale cheap, or on Mon- day at auction, GAFFNEY & SMITH, Auctionee: Office 17 Centre street. A iE CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE cheap; also Kestanrants, Coffee and Cake Stands, Coal Yards, Stove and Hardware Stores, Florist Stores, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A SPLENDID BAKERY FOR SALE-—ALSO CONFEC- tioneries; Corner Liquor Stora, best on South street; Hotels, Meat Markets, Fish and Oyst let. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, F Stands, Bakeries to Cedar street. A TIRST CLASS CORNER SAMPLE ROOM, Day trade, newr Produco Exchange, very cheap this day; fong leas’ and rent only $50 monthly.” LLOYD'S Store Agency, 29 Broadway WELL PAYING CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR sale cheap; on the west side; good reasons for selling. Apply immediately at Hertaberg Brothers’ store agenoy, 201 West Thirtieth stroot, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS FOR sule or exchange; good location for business. Address W., box 220 Herald office. —THE BEST SAMPLE-ROOM, LUNCH AND CHOP House on Broadway for sale’; trade averages $125 to 50 daily: particularly good reasons’ for selling, LLOYD, No. 20 Broadway. COT AND. SHOE STORE FOR SALE—WITH OR mut Stock: best stand on Kishth avenue, Addroas Herald Uptown Branch office, ors STORE FOR SALE—IN A GOOD DOWN TOWN business street, with or without stock; fair business and cheap rent, Address G. L., box 178 Herald office, OUNTRY STORE BUSINESS FOR SALE—SEVERAL, oars" established ; good location ; algo the Store and Dwelling; one hour from New York: excellent opportunity. J. W. ATWATER. Riverside, Conn. FID ANTED—IfORSES TO BOARD DURING THE WIN- tor; best of caro and attention by an experience horseman; terms moderate. Apply at 193 Lexington ave- nue ; or address box 61 Post office. ELL BRED BAY MARE, SMALL, YOUNG, SOUND and kind; very promising; Harness, Waterman Road Wagon, 140 lbs. good as new; Blankets, Whip, Robo, &c. ; must scil; business Harness, used ove month; business Gig, $50, ' Apply ut store, 195 Sixth avenue, uear Tenth st. INTERED. D HOR: AY #135 PER month; southwest corner of Kighth avenue and 129th street. Call an amine. Good references. AL, Proprietor, HORSES—SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINE! at a sacrifice, from $50 to $150, and warranted sound and atrial given.’ No, 410 Weut Thirtieth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues. AND NO LESS WILL BUY A CHESTNUT Horse, 15 hands high, 7 years old; as pretty as a rind and’ true in harness; a perfoct lady's saddle child can ride or drive him; free from vice or ever owned by anyone else; together with a beauti- Pony Phi 88, Whip, Blankets, Robe— is warranted safe and sound. Inquire at o1 'S' Stable, Sixty-second street, be- tween Madison and Fourth avenues. 6 25 sNEW COUPE. FORMERLY SOLD FOR Me) $800; creat bargains in Curriazes, Slolghs, Blan- kets, Blankets, Blankets, &o, WM." H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Woost 850 POLITICAL. NTLTAMMANY NOMINATION: 12th, 19th, 22d, 23d and 24th wards. For Aldermen, THOMAS CARROLL, * MATTHEW J. COGGBY, JOUN BUSSING. LL KINDS OF POLITICAL PRINTING ‘at a moment's notice, THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPANY, 218 Broudway. (TEENS OF MURRAY MILT) AROUSE F | J PHELPS, HACKETT AND VICTORY ! | Tho Phelps and Hackett Campaign Club, of the Eight- toonth Assombly district, will hold a ratification meeting this evening at 8 o'clock, at the headquarters of the Kigh= teonth Assembly District Republican Association, 457 Fourth avenue, Distinguished speakers will be present snd address 0 meeting. DAVID f MILLIGAN, Prosident, ff. L. itoaunr, Je. Wittian B, Chosny, ’ Tuowas B, Opxut Winutam M. BR oe HORATIO SEYMUUR, | Vico Presidents. { Secrotarics, Hon. Francis Kernen, | Hon. 8. 8. Cox, Hon, Fernando Wood will speak to-night at Tammany Hall, LAR REPUBLICAN AND CITIZENS’ NOMI- ISAAGQ I HAYES, a mbly, Seventh district, Ci form. NEW Yor! Orrick OF THE SRCRETARY OF State, “Aunany, duly St, 1875. To tie Snuntry ov tix County oF New York :: ‘Sie—Notice is hereby given that at the General Election to be hold in thig Stato, on the Tuesday succeeding the frst Monday of Novertber next (November 2), the following of- cers are to be clected, to-wit = ‘A Secretary of Stata in place of Diedrich Willers, Jr. A Comptroller in the place of Nelson K, Hopkins. A Troasurer in the place of Thomas Raines. ‘An Attorney Genorul in the place of Daniet Pratt, pA Sttte Engineer and Surveyor in the place of Syivanus 1. went ‘A Canal Commissioner tn tho place of Rouben W. Strond. ‘An Tuspector of State Prisons In the place of Bxra Graves, All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of De- comber next. Also, 4 Senator for the Fourth Senate district, composed of the’ First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards of the city and county of New York 80, county of New York. so, a Senator for the Sixth Senate district, composed of the Tenth, Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of the city aud ty of New York. "Also, Senator for the Seventh Senate district, composed of tho Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first wards of the city and county of New York. ‘Riso, a Sonator for the Eignth Senate distriet, composed of the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty-second wards of the elty and county of New York. COU NTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS. Also to be elected in said connty, twenty-one Members of Assentbly, to be elected from the Assembly districts as con- stituted under chapter 607, Laws of 1866, A Judgo of the Superior Court in the place of John J, Freedman. A Judgo of the Court of Common Pleas in the place of Frederick W. Loo A Surrogate in the place of Robert C. Lbene ta ag A District Attorney in the place of Benjamin KC. Phelps. A Recorder in the place of John K. Hackett. Two Justices of the Marine Court in the place of Michael C, Gross and Philip J. Joachimsen. A Coroner in the place of Adolph Kessler, All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of De- comber next. Also, a Judge of the Court of General Sessions for the term of fourteen years, from January 1, 1876, pursuant to chapter 259, Laws of 1875. Respeettully yours, DIEDRICH WILLERS, Ji Secretary of St Sronirr's Orrice, New Yore, Angnst 2. 187! Rpt! that Kea) bagi rab . a aie sony td ion} hig tho Secretary of Stats. note received by me te any ee eh Sheriff of the City and County of Now York, IE CASSIDY INDEPENDENT ASSOCIA ION OF the Fifth ward.—A grand domonstrath n favor of the Hon. John Morrissey for Senator will be held this evening, ‘at the corner of Beach and Greenwich streets. All frien of the workingman's champion are requested to attend. eting. Eminent speakers will address the meeting: os aa, Connaiivs Watsn, Secretary. ST OFFICE NOTICE. — 58 OFFICE NOTIC THE MAILS FOR EUROPE Sy for the week ending rarda, October JO, 1875, will Close at this office as follows Ou Wednesday, at 12 M. 5 On Thursday, wb 1100A, M., and on Saturday, at 3 an 11:90 A. Me . Postmaster. HE ATTENTION OF RAILROAD IRON MANUFACT- F octfully asked tow Railroad now in process We want 9,000 tong 0 be delivered anee to be delivered in- Th ,000 tons to be de ivered on six months’ paper, with collateral security, balance Inside of one vont, ering cing Information wit please address . iteburg, Penn. None but erincipals noud apply, COAL, YARD HOR SALE-ONE, OF THE BEST IN New York; long leaso and cheap rent. Apply on promises, 137 to'143 Goerck stroot. WR SALE—A NICELY FITTED UP HOTEL, CON- taining 40 rooms, contrally located on a good business Street; will be sold choup to a cush customer, GAFFNEY & SMITH, 17 Centro street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED Butchor shop in Eighth avenuo; best location, Inquire of 8. STEINREICH, Forty-fourth street, East River. IOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE, IN THE Ninth ward. Inquire at 19 Second avenue. OR SAL HE STOCK AND TOOLS OF AN ALE Purp Manufactory, established 1853; @ rare ehance for a plumbor or gas Alter, Inquiro of S. LANE, Jr., 95 Elm street, New York. OR SALE—IN A FAST GROWING CITY OF 20,000 inhabitants, three hours’ ride on cars from New York, a good paying Confectionery and Restaurant Business, roady established 20 years; present owner wishes to 8: to California. For further information address D. SNEDERER, box 1,228 Post office, New York. WOR SALE.—A RARE CHANCE.—A_ FIRST CLASS. Confectionery Stere and Ice Cream Saloon; first class stand for oysters; also abeautiful oven, suitable for bakery, with all apparatus belonging to it werzthing got apts first class stylo; tho whole in periect order; will not enter- tain any business with speculators or agents. " Apply to B.A, NORMANDEAC, 102 Nassau strcet, room 20, New York. OR SALE—A CASH AND BOAT TRADE BUTCHER'S ‘Shop, corner Kent avenue and Clymer street, Brook- lyn, B.D. OR SALE—SIX SIXTEEN FOOT, HORSE CARS. IN good order. For torms apply to THOMAS J, BROWN, Gonoral Manager, Pavonia ferry, Jersey City. OR SALE—FIUE BEST LOCATED CONFECTIONERY and Ico Cream Business on Sixth avenue; established 24 yours. Address W. H, C., box 197 Herald Uptown Branch oflive. FPOk, SALES A FIRST CLASS WINE, ROOM, THR owrer occupying tho entire house, completely furnished. suitable for a club honso; location unsurpassed, near the thoatres; a splondid chance for a party with about $3,000, Addross LIVINGSTONE, Herald Uptown Branch office, OR SALE.—TO CROCKERY MERCHANTS, COUNT. ers, sholving, and desks for large business, for sale fora small fraction of vost; also six foot Herring's Safe, in good order; also Store to rent. Apply to JOHN F, SEYMOU: Warren streot. OR SALE CHEAP—A WINE, LAGER BEER AND Lunch Room; everything In gvod condition. Apply ab 428 Broadway. ‘OOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A FINE LOCATED Store, on Eighth street, suitable for any business; fur aished Dwelling if desired. Address P. DILKS, 241 South Sixth street, Philadelphia. M ILK ROUTE FOR SALE. INQUIRE AT 98 SEVENTH avenue. EAT, FISH AND VEGETABLE MARKET FOR Matis, ‘on account of having two stores. Apply at 131 Varick street. ‘EB OF THE MOST ELEGANTLY FITTED CORNER Liquor Stores In this etty, doing a large business, for le, on Very reasonable terms; satisfactory ronsons for ‘sell ing. LLOYD, No. 29 Broadwea: ARE CHANCE.—FLOURISHING DRY GOODS AND RA Fhucy Goods Store, near New York, for alo nt a great sacrifice, owing to ill health; cash sales duly, over $100 per day; small expenses; good profits, Address ‘OWNER, box TI] Herald oftice. APES CHEAP FOR CASH.—HERRING'S, MARVIN’, Wilder's, all sizes; Jewellers’ and silk Safes, with sted vaults; Lillie’s improved Safes at reduced prices. LILLIE SAFE 'UO., 81 Maiden lane, REE YRARS' LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A Sainpte Room, doing a good business, in a first class Toeation dowa town, fur sale cheap. Apply at 76 Nassau st. 11 LEASE AND BUSINESS OF AN UPTOWN LIV. ery and Boarding Stable, with or without Stock; well filled with boarders; holds about 40 horses: an opportunity seldom offered for business. J. E. PALMER, 909 Sixth av, MACHINERY, i A —ENGINE: BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, Hotsting Engines, &c., cheap, to close out the business. Building to rent, with or withont steam power. . CASSIDY, Nos, 4 to 10 Bridge street, Brooklym, JOR SALE-SIX-HORSE WOISTING, TEN-HORSE portable Engine; also fifteen, forty ‘and sixty-horse Horleontal, with or withont Boilers: very low. JOHN McLAREN, River street, Hoboken, N. J. 4 Z LB STEAM BOILER, FROM 1 ae ioAe power Address K- BROS., Hisrald offloe, SED, CLASS AND MATHEMATT- oe Weeder Jar and gold modallist of foreign uni+ y. desires private pupils; prepares for college (English Versity, desires private pupils: p ee or Aniorican) ; highest city reference. Address TRAC Poe 130 Livraid Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. SIXTY 1 .-50 CENTS PER DES- ion; farailies att wien Wy Asm 5 4 out raison avenue, near Soventy-sixth, stroet. Proc ing 00 UMEVE “J GiMERRE, 47 West Twonty-fourth strect. * $300 A YEAR FOR BOARD A first class youn chool city; includ ‘nglish, French and mu Address THOR- OCUH, Herald Uptown Branch office. w PER |DEAN COLLEGE, BINGHAMTON, N. $300 year |v.—ta every respecte Srst class ladieg foruine romain- | college; $90 includes board, English, ing vacancies. | Latin, French, German, pinto, organ, guitar, voice culture, painting anddrawing. AVING TWO SBALSKIN SACQUES ought low will Bud purchaser, Address R, A SECOND HAND CYLINDER DESK, IL. CHAMPIN, 43 Exchange place, WAXTEDITWO VINE PARLOR, GAS CHANDE- liers, cheap, Address box 1,201 Post offic LEGAL NOTICES. TX gHER, NAESTY’S COURT oF | rRoB Thomas Jonking, now or lato of the United States of America, and Mary Edwards (wife of William Edwards), of Daleville, Lazerne county, in Ameorien, take n0- 9 tice that acitation has issued under seal of the 3 Probat ‘at the instance of Richard Rosser, of |} a Gadlys' street, Aberdare, in the county of Gla hiorgan, Innkeeper, a ‘creditor of John Jenkins, late of Oxford steet, Aberdare: aforesaid grocer, do- ceased, citing you within JO days to caaso an appearance to be entered for you 1 the principal rexistry of that courk and to necopt or refuse letters of adininistration of the per sonal estate of the ania Joh deceased, with an ine timation that in default of your ing letters of ar tration will be granted to the said Richard Rosser, CHAS, I, MIDDLETON, Rogistrar, Nuusox Sox axo Hastings, 13 Benuet's Lill, Doctor's Commons, London. Solicitors for he said Rickard losses.