The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 14,332. SS DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. HERALD PARIS BUREAU, AMUSEMRETS—Kiste Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth ‘column ‘ROLOGY—Skcoxp Pacr—Third column. JOARDERS WANTED—Tweiern Pach—Fourth, fifth and ‘sixth columns, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Tweirra Pacr— Rixth colamn. BROOKLYN BOARD—Tweirtn Pace—Sixth colama. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Esaurn Paar. BUSINESS NOTICES—Skvustn Pacu—Sixth colamn, cry be ston ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxcoxn Pags—First column, Daily Globe and Democrat Missurl Republican ‘The Leader... CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Tweiyrn Pace—Third cole | pajty Inter-Ocean umn. Daily Tribune... COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Tweurts Pace—Third | paiy Post and Mali ‘nd fourih columns, ‘The Bulletin COASTWISB STEAMSHIPS—Sxconn Pace—Sixth col- | Pho Sun.. win. COPARTNERSHIPS—Eicutm Pace. COUNTRY BOARD—TwerLrra Pack—Sixth colamn. ANCING ACADEMIES—Nintu Pace—Fourth column, ENTISTRY—Nixtn Pace—Third column, DRY GOODS=Finst Page—Fith column, Daily Register. Daily Dispatch. Daily Enquirer. Daily ¢ A, - Richmond. ‘Richmond. DWBLLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FCURNISHED—Sxconp Pace—Second column, BUROPEAN | STEANSHIPS—Secony Pace—Fifth and jum A. New Orleans, New Orleans, jew Orleans, Hfth column, Fae Te ah Sixth column, FOR SALE~ Finest Pan FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET sitive niche RECOND PaGu—Second column. FURNITU. First Pack—Sixth column, TED—FEMALES—Iwetrta = PaGr—Second Daily Reeord Union. Daily Chronich Daily Bulletin... Daily Morning Gaii, Daily Alta Californian... Daily Examiner.. Napa County Reporte HOTELS é Hovsrs, ROOMS, &0., WANTED—Sxcoxy Pace—Third column. INSTRUCTION—Finst Pace—Fitch column. ON—Nixtit Pack—Fourth column. ‘San Francisco, -Sun Francisca, é ‘apa City. KANSAS, ‘Topeka. Dally Commonwealth... —Finst #aGk—Third column. Daily Time Agen ‘Leavenworth, D—First PaGk—Second column. DISTRICT OF “COLUMBIA. HINERY—Finst Page—Sixth column, ‘The Capital... Washington. p Paae-—Third column. Sunday Gazette, Washington A hird coin} Daily § ‘Washington. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Vinst Pace—Fifth | Daily Chronicle. hington. column. Daily Evening Telegram, S Washington: MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tuxtm Page— | Sanday Herald... tiem Sixth eo A A. MISCELLAN: uxt Page—Pourth column. ‘The Mobile Register. se eeeeeeeMODMe, MUSICAL —N —Fourth column. NEW PUBLI Pace—Sixth column, PERSONAL —Finst nd column, FIANOPORTES, ORGANS, &C.—Nintu Pace—Third col- amn. POST OFFICE NOTICE—First PaGe—Fifth column, —SKCOND Pace—Sixth column. SSSIUNAL SIVUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— ‘dweneti Pace—Second column, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sucoxp Pacr—First column, REAL EstaTE TO EXCHANGE—Sxrcoxp Pacr—Fira column. | The Advertiser. ‘Montgomery. Weekly Time ‘Opelika, a Lake City. Deseret Nows. Avalanche. The Herald, fhe Times. REAL, ESTATE WANTED—Secoxp Pacn—First column, |] om °er*t REWARDS—Finst Pacx—Second eolamn, BALES AT AUCTION—Sxconp Pace—Fourth and fifth Roanoke News. Citizen, Ashville. columns, MARYLAND. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Exxvunt Pace, | Daily German Correspondent...... Baltimore, and Twkurrn Pack—First and second columns, Daily Sun., «Baltimore. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES—Twetrri Pags—Third | Daily Garotie. Baltimore. column, Daily Baltimore Weeker.. 2.00... Baltinore. SPECIAL NOTICES—?inst Pacr—Second and third . ARKANSAS. Little Rock. Garetto..... jenicer Russellville, Demoerat. mn. SPORTING—DoGs, BIRDS, &0.—First Pacx—Fourth colum’ THE TRADES—Twetern Psce—Fourth column, Mining Review....... Goorgetown. THE TURF—Fins Pace—Fourth column, BUSINESS PURPOSES—Sxconp Pacs— | Daily News. Weekly News, Jalveston, Texas Almanac and’ Emigrant Guide to Texas. Daily Evening Mail The Seaside Oracle. ELLERS GU UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Seconp PaGr—Second and third columns. WANTED TO PORCHASE—Nixmt 30, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.—Sscoxp Pacr=Third col- umn. MONTANA. WESTCUESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR | The New North West -Deer Lodge. TO LET. xD Pack—First column, DELAWARE. WINTER RESORTS—Tweirtu Pacr—Sixth column. The Commercial, Wilmington. Tho Daily Si HERALD PARIS BUREAU, = yeep PARIS BUREAU, @1 AVENUE DE L'OPERA The following 1 pers on file ip the NEW YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 61 Avenno de rOpera, been communicated to tho DAMS-STATE WHERE INTERVIEW CAN BE bad. HARRIS, 152 Greenwich street. NNY.—I WAS EVER 80 GLAD TO SEE YOU IN the Park on Saturday. Why do you not write me to the Club and appoint a mecting ? Want tosee you. ROWN EYES—YOU KEPT ME WAITING AT S. ON Tuesday and did not come. louse to write and give me your uddress, if possible. or a sign of recognition, Ad- dross A. B., box 151 Herald Uptown Branch office. Bo ‘CHINE, DWARD COSTA—DO NOT FORGET APPOINTMENT for next Monday night, November 22, Argyle Rooms. Paris, so far as their names hi HERALD:— NEW YORK. All New York city morning and evenin; Daily Telegram Ni Daily Staats Ze! Daily New York Daily Courricr des Etats Duily Messayer Franc Duily and Sunday News ( and German Editions) .. New York, wales DOCTOR. penta : F ALFRED YORK WILL CALL AT THIS OFFICE he will hear of romothing to bis advantage. POLLOCK & VAN'W. ‘ER, 212 West street. NFORMATION WANTED—OF SARAT A, LANE; LEPT ber home on the 15th inst.; short, dark complexion; v Yorwer Iandei’s Zeitung. Harper's New Monthly Magazine Jarper's Weekly. Hurper’s Baza: Jewish Times et dark dress, broche shaw! nek felt hat, red flower, ulso Feunk Teoaiene Eedies} Mavazine. waterproof cloak, by her husband, CHARLES LANE, 593, Frank Lesti Illustrated Eleventh avenue. “Sai Frank Leviets Buiigot ot i G7 ARRy?—TUERR I®A WETTER IN THE Post OF. Hrank Leslie Ladies” dour Li" tee tor yon. JOSIE 8S. Nautton’ Unset’ ae EAE 667 U."—I RECEIVED YOUR LETTER. WROTE THREE ‘answers. I fear they were dolivered to some one Write me again, saying where to write you or making ¢ Eagoment, “Address Lox 187 Torald office, giving some name to which I can address you, GEORGIE, AILWAY.—IP THE PARTIES MEAN BUSINESS IN regard to fitting up a complete concern, J do; will show The Arcadian. The American Artisan. The Christian Union ‘The Daily Graphic. The Free Lance The New Yorker Journal. The Home Journal. The Galaxy. documentary and positive proof of priority, at the meeting. Patent Right Gaze Now York. i. Weekly Irish Demoers New York. “wae RAY rT yay v! Mouthly Importer New York. Us DEUX, TROIS.—AM OBLIGED TO LEAVE ON ‘The Nation. New York. Friday night; not the more bappy for your note. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. A i . L 4 os 1 i . i a CURE OF CATARRH AND DEAFNESS. “4 r = 4 1 b = The following testimonial from a gentleman well known in business aud social cireles is submitted with confiden 4s conclusive evidence of the curability of Caturrh by D Lighthill's method of treatment. A mass of testimony of a Fuutlar tenor and character from prominent, and {nfiuential residents of Now York, who have been cured by Dr. Light. hillof obstinate and often of seemingly hopeless cases of deafness, nervons diseases and other complicated ’ y be seen at his office. ; r New Yone, Sept. 8, 1975. My attention having been attracted to a testimontal from Rev. Dr. Dems, the distinguished pastér of the Chureb of the Strangers, certifying to the remarkable cure of eatarrh effected in the caso ofa member of hix fumily by Dr. Light- hill, T concluded to try the Doctor's skill in a case of catarrhh of @ very aggravated form, from which I had suffered for many years past, and which of late had seriously impaired my hearing. Iam happy to state that Dr, Lighthill effected a radical and complete cure, removing, after a tew months’ treatment, every vestige of the catarrh. and restoring my hearing to’ all {ts former acuteness and perfection. — Dr. Lighthill's remarkable success in my cave folly justifies the Migh praise bestowed upon him and bis practice by Tex. Dr, Deems, and { cordially unite with him and others in recommending Dr, Lighthill to the confidence of the public, K. B. LIVERMORE, No. 133 West Forty-seventh street PROM R. B, LIVERMORE, ESQ. Sh Dr. LIGHTHILD receives patients from 9 to 3 at his office, No, 212 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. A —THE MAIN DRAWING OF THE seventy-ninth Ducal Brunswick Lottery, 69,000 tiekets, 28,500, Brisas; old, $1,005,812 gold, highest prize $108,000 gold, will take place from November 17 to December 9. The drawing is conducted and guaranteed by the government, Full explanatory circulurs free. TF. ZSCHOCH, 116 Naxsau street, New York; Post office box 5,504, AUBERT SMITH, DEALER IN CHOICE MEATS, Poultry, Game, Fruit, Vegetables, Fish, Oysters, ec. } Food Beer specialty. S1GSixth aveniio, one door below hirty-first street. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY > State Lotterion, KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 133, NOV. 17, 1875. 82, 68, 30, 66, 66, 81, 88, 45, 12, 9, 44) 25 KENTUCKY, CLASS 134, nov. 17, 1975, 7 1, 82, 8 27, , 68, G1, 1k, 50, 72, 66. ‘J. 8. SMITH & GO., Managers, Covington, Ky. Post office, New York. A —PARKS, EMERSON & CO., AGENTS FOR ° Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn daily. Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days. Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn November 27, 1875, Prix ashed, information furnished and circnlars sent by addi PARKS & CO., 180 Broadway, room 4; Post inj office Lox 3,272. Private office attached, Office hours7 A. M. to 7 P. M. HURCH ORGAN FOR SALE—NOW ON EXHIBITIO! at the Fair of the American Institute; hax been awarded the premium. Apply to the buildors, JARDINE & SON, 318 East Thirty-ninth street. I ISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL FiecaihG, Beretcsl Cases o specialty. HENRY A. DAN- street, D., 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth JEXTRAORDINARY HAVANA, LOTTERY —CAPITAL Office hours from 8 to 3, prize, 00,000. Tickets van be had, wholesale and re- SONNENBERG, Post office box 190, New or Post office box 5,822 New York city. AVANA LOTTERY—$540,000 EVERY DAYS. Next drawing Now 17. Prizes cashed. Cireulars of information free. FERNANDEZ & CO., Bankers (ute ¥. B. Martinez & Co.), 10 Wall street, rear basement. Post ollice box 4,94 New York. ees STATE LOTTERY. Now Single Number Scheme. , SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers, To be drawn at Covington, Ky., November 27, 1875. $00,000, PRIZES. $50,000 20,000 10,000 20,000 25,000 «50,000 + 25,000 - 12,500 . 87,900 ‘712 others, amounting to. Whole tickets, $10; halves, 85; quarters, $2 50. Send for etreular. Address ull orders to 3, DICKINSON & CO., Covington, Ky. EAFNESS, NEURALGIA. cures worst cases; instan- First treatment free. 8 West Fourteenth street. —CHRONIC CATARRH, metli K Ulnstrated ¥ Thustrated Househoi ANTED-—-TO COMMUNICATE WITH RICHARD New York Mercury. Gerber, formerly of Kingston, N. ¥., hairdresser. Sunday Mercur A. LENK, Oxford, Mass, Caverley's Weekly Age. Rural New Yorker New York Ledger ‘The Methodiss... ‘ Humphrovs' Paint and Oil Trade... Harness and Carriage Journal. Domestic Monthly. Le Bean Monde. ‘The Albion... ‘The Wall Street Journal. ANTED—THE ADDRESS OF or bis son Theodore. Attorney-at-Law, ‘YOUR LETTER, WITH KEYS, DYER'S RECEIPT and statement of money is received. Come to me or ur addross and I will arrange matters for you tu leave ‘ork ereditably and get employment elsewhere. YOUR BROTHER. RICHARD CASHIN J. N. YOUNG, send New —OFFICIAL,—KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. . SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO. eMBER 17, 18’ 87, 4, 20, 12, 60. tation shoufd be 61, EMBER 17, 1875, 20, 17, 26, 45, ra ,. ee 17, IMTS, ), 58, . OM, 74, 4, 57, BO, 47, 51. Fall information by applying to or addressing J, CLUTE, 200 Broadway, or Post office box 4,969. Error— 19, 58, 67, 3, 11, 6 American Agricaltarist. i LS LOST AND FOU The New York Era. Rordstjornan. ND. x how ‘York Courier. ». New Yi rk, OST—ON TUESDAY, A GOLD AND AGATE LOCKFT, © Novo ‘New York. with monogram I, U. The finder will be rewarded by: ew York, leavidg same at 267 8 Feet. O8T—ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, AT BROADWAY and Bleecker gold Locket, containing a minia- ture of a gentle: uitable reward will be paid on Appleton's Journai Appleton’s Railwa ChHistian ‘Intelligoncer As stising clerk at desk A,Llerald office. NTUCKY Havana : also “Royal Havana of Li information by applying 1) Broadway, or Post office eee DICKINSON plan, to be drawn Novem! Cuba, to be drawn December 2. to or addressing J. CLUT! box 4,96: I1GHT OR FADED SEAL, MINK OR SABLE FURS restored and darkened to look like new by a process ex- clasively Gm sr lining, altering. &c. leaving it with ad O8T.—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, IN PTERRS- pont street, Brooklyn, a gray Scotch Terrier, with a Collar on his neck marked H. L. Congdon, Englowood, N. Any person returving him ‘to J. I. ROLFE, 178 ‘Hicks street, Brooklyn, will be well rewarded, OST—GOLD LOCKET, INITIALS 4 ontside, gentleman's pletnro inside, velvet chain, from } Fourth avenue, Broadway, Bowery, Grand and b: $5 re- ward if returned. Address M. R., O1 Fourth aven OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, BE- tweon Delmonico’s, Beaver strevt, and the Union Club, a red leather Pocket Case, containing about $15 or $20, some railroad tickets and papers af use only to the owner. Finder can keep the money and ret@rn book und contents to dencia, Clothier and Hutte: ‘The Hub... Oil Paint New York Dramatic N New York Sportsman... Saward’y Coal Trade Joi SETS cpm American Checker Piay Home Journal of Health Le Bulletin de New ¥ ‘The Seotsman and Ca Heart and Hand... rance and Keal Estate Jou Cornwaii times AND PEARL New York. iNew York. Cornwalk, Daily Herald and Gazette... Utica, rs Daily Argus ‘Albany. 8. & W. WELSH, 74 Beaver strect. a E Bit ae enone aeneee OST—COMING FROM FORTY SIXTH TO FIFTTETH baliy Wouter. Sultan, street, on Sixth avenue, x biack Velvet Bonnet. Can daily Commercial Advertiser. .//.!Buttalo. lnc utah st ne bleiben is Lessons Daily Express. ‘ —= “ ea Daity Budget. ‘roy. RE WARDS. - Daily Time Troy. a Daily Engle Brooklyn, 4 REWARD—FOR RETURN TO 06 LEONARD Daily Argus. Brooklyn, q street of rod leather Memorandum Book, with name Gazette...., Youkers, on outside; Jost in vicinity of Wall und Nassan streets, The Rough Notes. Kinderhook. Tuesday, November 16. Mohawk Valley Register. Fort lain, — Daily News. Kingston. REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, A DARK ENNSYLVANIA és Ancaster. ‘hiladernnim, Philadelphia Philadelphia, Philadelphia, “Philadelphia, BLO rea Sibe ceive the reward RITCH, Forty-foart in the’ East River. lettin; str finder will re- the owner know. 8. STICIN: d First avenue, REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY MORNING, IN Madison square. silver gray Dand Dinmont Ve Vhiladelphia, %, answering to the name o! indy; has his ears: ‘and bas lost his front teeth, Any one retarning him to No, Pouagerpnta, 28 West Forty-third street will get the above reward. i hin, Benge Kepublic. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE SEAL . hia, y 4 St ispateh. 4 2 Sacque, trimmed with beaver, lost from 31 West Besusy Mererrnis: Phiegette $25, street, November 17; had th: the pocket ered Railway World. ‘hiladelobia, Jeathor pocketbook marked E. RB. W., in silver. Return to ippincott’s Magazine. Philadelphia, B) West Thirty-fifth street or 15 Lexington avenue, évening Chronicle. Hii ik +. Philadelphia. Aru janrat Asie Pm —GOLD ITUNTING CASE WATCH, NO. 22,914 RCL nace eh 190 mer sae: ¥. Samuel & Oa, Liversool, makers, Gandny Times pnitadelputes 0 reward aul 00 questions aske ross A.B, D., ally Commmercial pittabare. er offtee. oT shut a — Daily Deepateh. tabere, $2()0 RENARD WILE RE. PAID POR THE ily Lender. Pittsburg. arrest ani conviction of Edwin Daily Vittsbarg Ganette. Pittsburg. accused voucher th and would-be murdet ih Daily Miners’ Journal Pottsville. reward will be = by the wounded m: THOS. LW. FBR Pay fou ‘aph.. Harrisbarg. RIS, at his residence, $27 125th street, Harlem. BE Hite Set iii Mole i Ika BRAIN Daily Times ane spate! c: REWARD.—LOST, ON TH FIRST EVENING Coal Gnsetie... a Genie $500 of Wachtel performance, at Academy of Music, an Daily Teanseript, natin, India Shawl, Any one returning sane to 70 Kast Sixty- pany Herein” first stroot will receive tho abuve reward, and no questions Baily Jeuraa i : & ai e Golden Rul 4 O. 438 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF THIRTY. te ol Ha eal en N' ninth Stroot.--$5 reward for the black nalr Rug wisieb Dally Even eg ‘Was picked up at the afleyyate in Thirty-ninth street wily Spy. ; = Bane, town, SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘The Capo Ann Advertise ee VON, emer aaa nants A 879 I’ RIZLS--$300,000 CAS. A fortune for a small outlay. Danbury New: : $50,000 for $10; $20,000 for $10; $10,000 for $10. Daily Gazette Cmemnatr, Kentucky Single Number Distribation, Dally Star. ‘ineinnath mn Daily Enqui Cincinnatk Draws SATURDAY, November 27, 1875. Dany Lender. Cleveland. pn onthallc Universe. . level Capital Prine, $50,000, Smallest, $t ig Tetons Miedets, $10; haven By yuariers, By 90. bis aily Commer Toledo Ong i LAA ra Abate Paha fi G07 Brondway, New York. , -ALL KENTUCKY STATE LEGALIZED LOT- Daity Eventn Indianapotrs, tories, Full Information b . n by applying to or addressin p eeuting {odiansgeie J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway or Post oftice box 4.000. : ae Daily Evening Gaze {terre timate. SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER A. Ale Aparkling Winos; manufacture of complete out- i Material Daily Evening New: Bait ts Detrott. N. La Crosse, La Crosse. fits of Apparatas an 18, with full instructions departiaents of manufacture, bottling and dispensing: exclu- sive rights in desirable territory catalogues free. JOUN blican and Lead ral Democrat, . MATTILEWS, F Avenue, Twenty-sisth and Twenty. he inva JOUPEE e+ eae ew ements seventh sirecis, Now York. “ Savanna “ISAAC G. BOYCE, 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER, Geitimbes, «Notary, Commissionér; Divorces obtained promptly legraph and Messenuer, Macon, without pablici C Desertion, incompatibility, KENTUCKY habitual drunkenness, infidelity, inbuman treatment, com Daily Courior-Journal.. vietion of felony, Poskports obtained. WILLIAMS, 330 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ADIES WISHING TO SECURE HOME COMFORTS, with superio during Muess should eall at once at 149 Charles Vashington and We ERVOUS EXil coraprising a series of lectures as Musoum of Anutomy, Now York, on the cause and cure of Premature Decline, showing indisputably how Jost hoalth may be regained, alfording a clear synopsis of the impedi- ments to marriage and the treatment of nervous and physi- gil debility, boing the result, of twenty years’ experience. Price 25 cents. Address the anthor, Dr. L. J, KAHN, office d residence, 51 N** AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDIES FOR RHKU- mativm, Neuralgia, Catarrh and Specific Diseases, pre- pared at_ my own laboratory; no patent humbug; packazes, SOc and $1. Address REMEDIAL, Hersid Uptown Branch office. ]} OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—$540,000 DRAWN: every 15 days. Next drawing November 17. Prixes cashed. Circulars of information furnished. Highest rates Ko. t, New York, paid for Spanish Bank Bills, Governments, & NANARY BIRDS, FINE SONGST! ; Fine brass Cages, &c., Sc. At JERE. JOHNSON’S, Jr., 37 Nassau street. OR SALE—A SETTER DOG; LIVER AND WIITE; 10 years old; acts splendid in the fleld for his age; sou for the want of use. mire at 159 Eighth avenue, corner of Eighteenth street, New York. fa on nt Ra hl ee RESETS ‘PREMIER QUALITY. SCOTT, BREECH, LOADER, 10 pounds, 10 bore; finest made; also Scott side lever, cost $125; price this week $40. H. C. SQUIRES, No, 1 Cortlandt street. see _THE TURF, AUSTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE every morning and after- hoon on the races at CHARLOTTE, N.C. KBSULT OF EACH leat received from spectal corre- spondent, ORDERS BY MAIL or messenger receive prompt attention, FRENCH POOLS open at 7 A.M, ee KELLY, BLISS & CO.,15 West Twonty-cizhth street. AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD ON FIUDAY evening and Saturday morning, at Johnson's Rooms, Corner Twenty-eighth street and Broadway, on the great Four Mile Heat Race, in Califoruia,whieh takes place on Sat urday also on the Races at Charlotte, N.C. Fuilzotums by special correspondents. T. B. & W. H. JOHNSON FRENCH POOL WILL BE OPENED THIS EVEN. ING, AT THE NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE, ON THE FOUR-MILE HEAT RACK IN CALIFORNIA. « AUCTION POOLS will be wold to-morrow (FRIDAY) evening if the race takes place on SATURDAY, LLY, BLISS & CO., 15 West Twenty-cighth st. FPPENGH POOLS ON THE FOUR-MILE HEAT RACE at Sun Francisco will open this evening, at John- tons’ pool room, corner of Broadway and, Twenty dguth Street. W. i. & T, B. JONNSON, RENCH POOLS OPEN ON THE CHARLOTTE ©.) Running Races and Billiard Tournament also, Teopening of the pools on, the Ualitornia Race, THOMAS’ Exchange, 1,239 Broadway ; French pool ticket $3 cach. Orders by mall or mossenger receive prompt at! tention, The new Bhooting Gallery open, G. M. THOMAS, ROTTING AT PLEETWOOD, NOVEMBER 18.-THE 6 class, with five entries, and the 2:31 class, with eight entries. "Good day and track, . Also @ match for $200, n Murphy names b. m. Kat G, Black names g. g. Wi ‘ile heats, best three in in harness, Horses called nt 1:30. JOHNSON BROTHERS, Proprietors. A BARE orvortont 2 High bred’ Trotting Stock. On Thursday, November 18, at 10} A. M., Messrs. ©. W, BARKER & SON will sell af auction, without, resory their auction mart, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, the following valuable Trotting Stock, the property of # gentleman of this city giving up breeding :— Brood Mares. Lady Irving—Brown Maro, 153¢ hands, by Old Hamble- jatinted to Kearsarge (by Volunteer, out of Dexter's ly Irving could beat 2 : Rosedale—Brown Mare, 155g game and fast mare; stinted to) Tambletonian) ; threo of this mare’ present owner for $9,000, O. hands, by Harry Clay: a ger Durog (by Old colts have been sold by # and Fillies. Dora—Brown Filly, foaled July 31, 1872, by Old Hamble- tonian. dam by Marry Cluy; bred by present owner; well broken to harness Albort “Brown Gelding, foaled April 20, 1872; by Mossongor Duroc, dam by old Ameriean Star, bred by Mr, Charles Back- man, of Stony Ford. Albert has been handled this season by Carll Burr and driven by him # full mile on bal mile track, gattying 79 Ibs, overweight, in 2:91%4; ean now trot close t0 45. Mabel—Bay Filly, foaled June 30, 1872, by old Hamble- tonian’ fall ‘sister’ to Maud (see below),' bred by present owner; well broken to harness. Dickens-—Brown Gelding, 19% hands, foaled Anuj 1871, by Messenger Duroc, dam Ledy Brown (dun of Gaunt: let and Wilkins Micawhér), by old American Star, bred by Mr. Charles Backman, of Stony Ford; has been used on the road aud can show a 40 gait to road wagon, Panl—Chesinut Gi 1634 handsfoaled June 10, 1871, Messenger Duroc, dani Green Mountuin Maid, by Harry y, bred by Mr, Charles Backman: Paul is own brother to Proxporo (record of 2:221¢ at 6 years old), Dame Trot and Miranda; well broken to harness. y Mure, 153; hands, foaled May 12, 1866, by old Hambletonian, dam Starlight, by old American Star, grand dam by Wildiir; bred by present owner; Maud won fi 5 class’ at Boston June 23, 1875 (fourth heat 2) ; he has a public rec Bhan passed in disposition and ap) y honest, hus a fine, square cited and is'a superior pole mar The above are, without exception, of good disposition and remarkably fine’ guited, and are warranted sound and free from tricks or vices; pedizroes, ages, ke. are gnarantced strictly correct, aud unquestionable certificates will be given if rowuired. Can be seen at J. 8. FERGUSON'S stable, No. 103 West Fifty third street, up to m. : AUCTION, OF ARCH. JOHNSTO P 19, 21, 23 und 25 THIRTEENTH STR University place, ALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK, ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND, FROM 24 HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL. THE YLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI- ABLE HOUSE IN THE CITY, GENTLEMEN HAVING HORSES OR CARRIAGES to sell, of those wishing to bay, will find our business continued on precively the same strict and honorable gust 14, t, does not pull or get ox- eT, ¥% i} & a ARCH. JOM principles which have always characterized the dealings of our house and won the respect and confidence of the business commu} as the public at large. LIBERAL ON (CONSTGNMENTS. — CTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL & KEARNE 110 and 12 EAST THIRTEE SPREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE, REGULAR SALES OF HORSE: WILL BE HELD & AND CARRIA RY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOG GENTLEMEN WISI 'O PURCHASE, OR THOSE ng Horses and Carriages to sell, will find this house ie, ax this business will be conducted on the tferwarl principles whieh have governed it in THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE T IS WARRANTED SOUND FROM 24 TO 48 RS FOR TRIAL, Curringes, “Harness, &e., h hand at private sale. AL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. A DYBRTISE: Blankets, Robes, z THE EVI PEOPLE 2. COLT IN A THOUSAND, A . Blooded Stallion Colt at auction to-morrow (Pri- % | day).—Bay stallion colt Epsom, ears old, sired by | Derby, son otf imported Eclipse, out of Ringlet, by Ringold; has been driven twice in harness; Is thor- oughly broken to saddle 3 is perfectly sonnd and a most promising co't, Will be sold at auction Friday, Novem: i. Jolinston’s Mari, 10 ¢ ‘hirteenth street, near University place, where he is on exhibition. 100,000" MARSHAL LE. + By virtue of a certain execution to me directed I will sell, by public vendue, this (Thursday) moraing, November 18, at 104g o'clock, AT THE PRIVATE STABLE NO. 152 EAST TWENTY- OND STREET, BETW) LEXINGTON AND THIRD AVENUES, a pair of Trotting Mares, color bay ; can trot in 2:85 to 2 top Wagons, pole and shafts; T'set double Harness, 1 set single Harness. Sale positive, rain or shine, By order, ©. FARLEY, City Marshal, GENTLEMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT MC: at once; several faxt Road Horses; large team of bay Carriage Horses; Brewster Clarence, Phavton, Harness, Blankets, &e. G! H. LEAVITT, Fiushing, box 142 New York Post oltice. BROWN HORSE, 153; HANDS HIGH; SOUND AND AA. kind: “suitable Tor any work; sold for wantof use. JAMES MASON, 740 East Ninth street. OVAL SAXON LOTTERY. Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries. Royal Havana Lottery. WAUHSMANN & CO, Bankers, Post office box 9,316, 177 Nissau street. WE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT i FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THKe ONLY AUTHORIZED’ OVFICES FOR THE REC OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD : BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. sio SIXTH AVENUE, 114. SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, LORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, No. 11 Wall str TPHE DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM IS LARGER THAN ANY OTHER EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES. HE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company.—LOUIS BAUER, General Agent, 240 Brond- way, New York. Call or xend for explanatory circular. In- formation cheerfully furnished. LEGAL NOTICES, fypreraceapens. dia Von dem unterseichneten Ki auf Antrag der Praa Liddy Emma Ludwig geborenen Albrecht in Pausits xa Ermittelung des Lebens oder Todes eventocll ur Todeserklarung ilres Vaters des Oeconomen Herm GEORG ALBRECHT aus Riesa die Eilettung des Edictalverfabrens beschloxsen worden. Da genaunter Georg Albrecht seit dem Jabre 1847 Rtesa vorlarsen und die Ietuten Nachrichten aus New York im Jahre 1849 gegeben hat, seitdem aber uber sein Leben und seinen Anfenthalt hier etwas nicht bekannt goworden ist, 80 wird derselbe hicrdurch xeladen, den 21. Februar 1876 bei unterseichnetem Gerichtsamte sich anzumelden, widri- genfalls er fur todt wird erklart und. sein Vermogen ‘seinen uchsten Anverwandien wird verabfolgt und sugeschlagen werden. Migsa, den 17, September 1875. jas KGnighicho Suchsische Gorichtsamt, CASPARL. iglichen Gerichtsamte ist Ate BE SOLD, AT HALF VALUER, THREE + Horses, young and sound, suitable for coal cart, truck, express, farming, &c. ; also Track, Express Wagon, Harness, G1 Canal street, saloon, FIRST CLASS COUPK TO LET BY THE DAY, week or month; stand at Hotel Royal, Reservoir Park ‘and Fortieth street. AWWAGONS AT A SACRIFICE: FOR EXPRES + grocery, b . baker's, butcher's, milk vender Ary goods, depot atd delivery Wagons from $50 to $200, at Wagon Manufactory, 226 Spring strea! HANDSOME LANDAULET, POLE AND SHAFTS | for sale; brown satin trimming; superb order; also ee eee bay Carriage Horses and silver mounted Hat ness, Can be seen during this week at Arsenal Stables, Thir- ty-fifth stroet, near Broadway. LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— well located, well stocked, and doing a good busine: other business the reason for sellin, rice low and ter ensy. Address ©. E. M., box 144 id Uptown Branca offies. A —FOR SALE, 8IX WORKING HORSES, FIT FOR « cart, truck, ‘grocery; also one bay Mare; can trot a Mile in 2:60; cheap. Inquire at #78 Bowery. A —CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.—MY IMMENSE + stock of every etyle that Is made will be sold for the Dest offer previous to closing business December 1, 1 HAM, 10 East Fourth street. BREWSYER CLARENCE, ONE LANDAU, SIX- seat Coupe Rockway; one Tour seat do., 25 top and open road Wagons, by the best city makers; Sulkies and Skele by Caflery; Rockaways of all styles: top and open ny Paetons; 250 Sleighs of all styles at low prices; 1 Bie ix aoat Sleigh; Blankets, Robes, Harness, &e. W. H. GRAY. 20 and 22 Wooster street. $100 WILL BUY A GOOD SHIFTING TOP BUG- . Fy cost S45 it May; a fine Harn $50, cost $110; beautiful top Pony Pheeton, less than half ‘value. Private stable 83 Enst Twelfth strect, near University place. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. S, CARRIAGES, G0... BAVY TRUCK HORSES; ALSO THRER other Horses, suitable for milkman, baker or any busi- ® sacrifice; trial given, 57 Great Jones street, near COUPE ROCKAWAY IN FIKST ©: oO ERs city make; also a bay Horse, 8 ye: Ser oe | ice; will be sold separate. East Houston street,’ SS. CORRS, ADEN: Sh Re ae Se aon ER AW MUST BE SOLD, ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING + te city, one elegintly upholstered Pi iso one jump-seat top Wagon, one singie seat Trotting Wag A kind; alll at sacrifi aries; 160 one One gold mounted set coupe Harness: all the abo ck Js as good as now. Inquire of G. W. MANTLE, at the Spingl or at the stable No. 13 Fifteenth street, be- tween Pitt BRIGHT BAY HORSE, 7 YEARS, 1634 HANDS, trots in 3 minutes, finest coupe horse in this city, for 26 East Broadway. nd Broadway. OARD FOR A FEW MORE HORSES AT 1, COX'S grazing farm, Little Neck, Long Island, Reference, Frank Weston, 42’ Fulton street, New York. \OUPES, LANDAULETS, SIX PASSENGER ROCKA- J ways, Coupe and light 'Rockaways, Buguies and Phac. tons greatly reduced; assortment of fine Portland and swell body Stelghis J. COLYER & CO.,594 Broudway, NOUNTRY BOARD FOR HORSES—14 MILES / New Jersey; 100 acres pasturage, fine # r in stalls; best attendance; horses taken from and returned to city; terms moderate. PIOKERT & CO., 189 Duane st. ee sai ae PRICE FOUR CENTS. A FANCY STORE FOR SALE CHBAP, SOLD ON aceount of dea:l; five years established; rent chea: Apply at 2,213 Bocond avenue, between 113th and Ilde ets, FISH AND OYSTER STAND, BEST IN THE CITY, sale; also Meat Markets, Restaurants, with lodging rooms; Hotels, comer Gri Bakeries, Toa Stores to let. MITCHE LS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A SPLENDID SAMPLE ROOM AND CHOP HOUSE 4A. best on Broadway, for sale cheap; also Billiard Saloons, corner Liquor Stores to lew MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Codar street. A. LUNCH COUNTER TO LET—PURNISHED CO £A_plotos first class parties only. Apply at 4) Broadwa MAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL CAN BUY A small Conf heap rent. ionery Store; good busine 88 14045 Prince street, RARE CHANCE FOR A LIQUO: old established Liqnor Store southwest ¢ of Tw ty-sixth street and First avenue to let, and Fixtures ale, Inquire on the premises or of JAMES CANDLEX, jo. 235 Bast Th ird street AN, ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS Store on the best street in Brooklyn; will be soid at @ bargain; clean stock; $15,000, Address bo Brooklyn, SAMPLE frood | and cheap STORE,—THE 61 Post Mice, ROOM, DOWN tion, for sale thts nt, Apply to my ag TOWN, NOACH.—A BARGAIN; $200 FOR A LIGHT GLASS / quarter Coach, rood ay new; worth $500; also a boa tiful top Buggy and Portland’ Sleigh, cheap. 124 W Nineteenth street. i —SECOND HAND Wagons, Rockawnys, Phactons, doctors’ Phaetons and Buggy, lady's &e,; low prices. KM. STIVERS, 144 to 152 East Thirty-first street. J) BROT WAGON FOR SALE—AT LESS THAN QUAR ter cost, mado by Quimby & Co., of Newark ; is in good- condition, Apply at Empire Livery Niables, 166 Carlton avo- nue, Brooklyn, FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—A COMPLETE LADY'S Turnout full blooded Kentncky Mare, 4 years old, per- foctly sound and gentle; has been driven for the past year bg a lady; Landsome Phacton, Harness, &c. ; will guarantee this mare's pedigree as being from oue of the finest lines of trot. fing blood. “Apply, before 9 A. M., ab 289 Bast Thirty-second street. ROAD AND TOP jump seat Wagons, Vhacton, Dog Cart, OR SALE—A BAY HAMBLETONTAN MARE, 7 YEARS: of. redigree and ago warranted ; one of the finest ity: perfectly kind and sound; a good stepper. SNOW, 1,206 Broadway. AFE, NO: 3, Apply immediately to 12 Hioadway, room 6. WORTH 9200; WILL MILLER & A MARYI sell for $4 MOLLOY, 202 (SGA STORE POR SALE—FIRST CLASS:1N A QOD J Yoeation on Fulton street, Bro ww City Tall; tare chance for live man. Apply ¥ & SMITH, Auctionoers, office 17 Court street. 3 RUG sTor Y FITTED UP AND IN FIRST class neigh vod, will be sold cheap: a splendid chance for a young man with small capital, Addrees BERGAMOT, Herald Uptown Branch office, RUG STORE FOR SALE—THE STOOK AND FIX: tures on one of the best business streets in Brooklyn, Apply to HENRY W. EASTMAN, Attorney-at-li 88 Pine street, New York, OR SALE—A FACTORY AND LAUNDRY, WITH latest improvements, for manufacturing white and colored shirts and laundrying, situated in the American Ex- ress Building, Hudson stroct. For particulars apply to TERN & CO., 47 Walker street, P% SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A LOT OF D hand Sewing Machinos. Apply to A. J. CLARKE, 3 Liberty street, OR SALE—EIGHT GOOD WORK OR DRIVING Horses, fit for avy work; also team of Ponies, top ‘gy aud Hfarnoss, cheap, at 349 West Thirty-sixth st. bee: SALE—A FINE CORNER LIQUOR STORE, the east side; will be sold cheap. For information in- quire at 443 Tenth avenue. ——__—_——_—___= Po SALE VERY CHEAP—A HANDSOME PACING Horse, seven years old; a bright bay; warranted sound and every way right; 's a good saddle horse and paces quite fnst in harnoss; iso a Brewster, of Bronte stroct, side bar top Busicy in good order. Apply. to W. 1. Worthington, 007 rondway. INE: CARRIAGES AT VERY LOW PRIC! Mlustrated catalozues on application, Landans, daulets, Broughams, Coupes, six-seat and coupe Rockaways, Coaches, Road Wagons & 8. FLANDRAU, 872 and 874 Broome street, old atand of Browstor & Co. Gar SALE: OF HOME BLANKETS, 0 Fur Robes of every variety. Closing out, our entire Stock i ut wholesale list, EUREKA HORSE BLANKET COMPANY, 88 Mercer street, near Grand, LOOD, STYLISH FAMILY HORSE TO BE MAD TILL spring for the kee) Responsible parties only need adress box 294 Postottices Pe oe —THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE rk.—Good Bugsy Harness, hand mad good Grocer's Harness, $25; good Milkmau's Harness, ‘ood double Trick Harness, $3 125. IN is: 0; good Stable Blankets, Ploase call and examine for yourselves, SHER & OSBORNE, 71 Barélny stroet, New York, ORSE BLANKETS, TRUCK BLANKETS, H Dress Blankets, St Large stock at lowest possible prices. Nand-inade Harness of every description. Save money by doaling direct with the manufacturer, ‘oligo place. (0 Blankets. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, THE Ninth ward; prico, $4,000 cash. Tngsire of WM. NA- GEL, 73 West Fourth street, betweon Wooster street aud South Fifth avenue. OR SALE—THE FISH AND OYSTER STAND AND Basement 126 Reokman street, opposite Fulton Market, All ready fur business. Price $50. YO FIRST CLASS LIQUOR_ STORES, must be sold. Apply to CHARLES OS Water steeet, New York, OR SALE.—OLD KFSTABLISHED COAL YARD, IN- cluding Horses, Carts and all fixtares pertaining ta same ; doing a first class business; will be disposed of on very reasonable terms; satisfactory reasons for disposing of It Address BUSINESS, box 168 Herald Uptown Branch office. «POR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST RETAIL GROCERY Stores in this city. Apply to WM. MILLER, 209 Bloeocker street, corner Barrow. OR SALE CHEAI fre and burglar pr ply ut No. 12 Warren si IOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—THE OLD ESTAB: lished Liquor Store 1,042 Second avenue, corner Fifty: seventh street; reason for solling, ill hoalth of proprietor; @ Tease will be given to # good tenant. Apply on the premises, OR SALE VERY CHEAP—AT 33 LAFAYETTE PLACE, a new Regulator cridirot pondulum Clock; must be removed at once. Inquire for SHEPARD. LOUR AND FEED STORE FOR SALE—A GOOD established business, in good order, with trucks, &q ‘Address W, Z., box 154 Herald office. GOOD SAFE, CONSIDERED 45x57 inches, in good order. Ap+ I OFFER AT ANY SACRIFICE THE horse Billy Powers, 9 yeurs old, 15.1 high, by Honest Alien, dam Btar Mare; can trot better than'2:40; speed shown; warranted sound and kind; with Brewster side bar under spring top Wagon, with pole and shafts; top Pony Phaeton, Portland Sleigh, Gibson Harness, Black Bear and Woit Robe, Blankets, Whip, &c. The above property can be seen at Mr. Mason's private stable, one door west of Fifth avenue, on Nineteenth street. WARREN I, MILLER, JOHNSON, JR, 58 LIBERTY STREET, rs a bankrapt stock of fine Robes, Blankets, Whips, Dexter Bells, &c., way below market prices. Also,’ sever: sets light Harness, very cheap, ROGEAWAY OR DEPOT WAGON AND HARNESS for sale at half price. Apply at Livery Stable, 33 Perry street, between Waverley place and Fourth street, E, BARTLHTT, 62 Warren street, corne FAST ROAD GLEIcHE OF, RYBRY DRACIETION. SU" . it trotting, fro FAMILY SLEIGH, from $35 up. SLEIGH BELL r LARGEST STOC EOOND HAND CARRIAGES. hay T, nearly new, poe and shafts, by WOOD BU) LANDAU, nearly new, by MINER & STEVENS, BAROUCHTE, nearly low, by BREWSTER & CO. TOP SLDE bir Wagon, by BREWSTER & CO. TOP FULL spring . by BREWSTER & CO. Dave TOP ROAD’ Wagor, by DUSENBURY & VAN ae ee ROCKAWAY, pole and shefts, by J. R. LAW- SEAT ROCKAWAY, by MINER & STEVENS. Rockaways, Depot Wagons, top and no top Pony Phae- tons, Business Wagons und Doctors’ Wagons BEAR, WOLF, BUFFALO AND FOX ROBES, BLAN- KETS, ke, ke. VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, 110 and 112 East ‘Thirteenth streot, near Fourth avonie, TPUE NEW PATENT CRADLE SPRING HAVING THE groatest of ense, with no additional weight destroying the disagreeable rumbling noise so often heard in close care riages; in fact, the easiest Spring ever produced; uttachablo to any eurrings from a coaye wp. ITs INSPECTION IS SOLICITED aT A. 8. FLANDRAU'S, 872 and 874 Broome street (old stand of Browster & Co.) LANDAU. HE PUBLIC ARE HERERY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEM: SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK BROADWAY, CORNE! 1,265 BROADWA oi) SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STRERT, PHILADELPHIA. LEQRNER FULTON AND BOERUM STREETS, BROOK: W4STED—A TEAM OF CARRIAGE HORSES, ALSO ‘@ Westchester Rockaway. in exchange for Fiano, to be selected from stock of first class makers. Address W. i A,, box 171 Herald office Vv ANTED—ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY, WITH SHAFTS, 1 good order, for which a reasonablo price will be paid. Address P. ISOLA, 146 West Fortieth street. \ TANTED—A LIGHT ROCKAWAY COUPE, CHEAP; must be all in wood panel, good maker aid not too niuch used and in good condition, for a single horse, Address ©. B., 40 Grand street. ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, TWO horses for their keep, for light driving: will’ receive best care and attention, Address B. K., Herald office, Were cacr CHEAP, GOOD WORK from 15 to 16 hands; must be good drivers; no dealers need app'y: a top Belivery Wagon, in good order, cheap. Address IL., Herald Uptown Branch oflice. 120 FOR BAY HORSE, LIGHT TOP DELIVERY SU Wazon and Harness; horse good worker $15; bay »rve $00; top grocery Wagon $55; a sacrifice; no fair offer esl, 316 West Sixteenth street. 150 NEST, BH. SOLD, A, BEAUTIFUL NEw OU, hight Top Express or Delivery Wagon, worth ); also a new set of Harness, for $25. Livery stable, 124 West Ninoteenth street. 95 () FORA SPLENDID BAY HORSE AND crTy IV made side bar top Wagon, all complete; owner ving South. Call for two days at private stable 207 West Nineteenth sti a ANN STREET. é DRY GOODS. UST RECEIVED—INVISIBLE NETS FOR THE frout hair, at ISABOOM'S, No. 7 Union square. MITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROAD- md display of new imported Fash ione for with cloth models, now ready. Patterns warranted perfect. “World of ce a) winter, Patterns, fitted to the form and Fashions” just issued. __MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING —MARIE TILLMANN, OF PARIS, IMPORTER OF + fine Millinery, z ue, near Twe iter Millinery from Virot, Tu INSTRUCTION, COMPETENT TEACH iF GERMANY, gives instruction im three modern languages and draw terms moderate; best references given if required. Please address 300 Hart street, Brooklyn. A. GENTLEMAN'S TORNOUT.—A GRAY HORSE, 151 bands high, 7 years old; trots in 2:40; good gaited; fine pole horse; warranted sound and kind} no humbug: Browster Road Wagon ; fine Harness; also handsome sorrel Horse, No, 5 West Thirteenth street. W Abies SUMMONS. Whereas, at the request of Liddy Emma Ludwig, neo Al- brecht, of Pansits, it has beon ordered and decreed by this court to issue & public proclamation for the purpose of ascer- taining whether George Albrecht, a farmer, formerly of Hiesn now nbent, the father of the said Liddy Emma Lud- wigs, hus died of iy still ving ; also for the purpose of prepar- Joe's jadgmont of this court pronouncing the said Albrecht to be considered dead. ‘Now the said. Gourge Albrecht, who left Riesa since the ar 1947, and gave last notice from New York in the year {Sih andor whore life and residence no intelligence has been received since {hat time, is hereby required to uppear this court = on the 2Ist of Febru asin the alternative the said absen dofanlt, it will be pronounced by a jndgment of this court, uccording to the Jaws of this kingdoms, that the said tis to be considered doad, and his estate will bo paid over and delivered to the arsine velng pont of Kin to hin 1078, ember, "Dated this i7bh day of Sept CANPAgY ‘The Royal Saxon Court of Riesa. Aus OF HORSES, By JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, will sell THIS DAY, at 10% o'clock, stables of T. Birdsall, Nos, 46 and 48 Wooster street, 19 work Horses, of different sizes and ge belug the property of W. Groshon, Pato f the light rod business; slso s, Harness, Sleighs, business Wagons, Blankets, reingles, ‘Halter &c. The wbove stock is open ht also At private sale. Sale inor shine. No reserve, to inspection, and can be bi positive, FAIR SALE—TUREE GOOD WORK lORSES; all sotind and true: warranted ; prices from $50 to $11 » be xeon At 245 West Twonty-sixth street, between Seventh Kighth avenues, <I OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBAND'S «, loath, four Horses, suitable for any business, at halt Value ; trial allowed. ity street, between Thompson and Sullivan streets, in the stable. ne AOR SALE: THE PROPERTY OF A wIDOW, five Horses, fit grocery or any business; to bo Sold at @ sacritic wed. Inquire at 65 South Wilh avenue N EXPERIENCED CLASSIC, AND MATHEMAT- feal teacher, scholar and yrold 1 Vorsity dosites private pupils; prep or American) ; highest city reference box 130 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,209 Broadway. OARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN.—HOME comforts; hoalthy location; thorou instruction ; kkind treatment; long standing; terms moderato, Address AUGUSTUS WIIITLOCK. —_ $$ $$ i i$ 5 CENTS A LESSON—CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH, Dy ‘oung Parisian lady diplomee; books and pam- Pete a lCne “Gallon or address Mt, VERBL, 1,267 rondway, room 23, POST OFFICE NOTICE, OST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPR Pee Me rede Snding Saturday, Movember 20, 1875, wil ove nt this ofico, ns follows —On Tuesday, 94.9 A.M; on Wednesday, at 0:00 4. M. 4 on Thursday, a 1180 ACM. ‘and 18, 9:90 at Mt ei rae 7. L, JAMES, Postmaster, nae SINE ARTS, ror SALE—BY A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY, A number of Oil Paintings, Addrass M., box 190 Herald Ge Y STORE FOR SALE CHEAP. NO. 415 X Ninth avenue. LAsee BEER AND LUNCH ROOM, NO. 73 NASSAU street, best contral day stand, for sile at a sacrifice. W. RELLY, | QAPES CiteaP POR CASH—HERRING'S, MARVIN'S, KO) Wilder's, all sizes; jewelers, silk and house Safes: burglar proof Vaults; Lillie’s improved Safes ut reduced prices. LILLIE'S SAFE CO., 51 Maiden Inne. MUE DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM IS) LARGER THAN ANY OTHER EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES, "MACHINERY. MACHINERY—LARGE | OR hand; largest stock in New York, trial given; Machinery rented. ¥. E. ROBERTS, 119 Liberty street. + 80 horse power Boiler, one Schenck Planer: double sur. POR, SALE—ONE 76 HORSE. POWER BOILER, ONK tac! tongues and xrooves. No. 303 Madison street °. REAT BARGAINS—24X42 CUT OFF ED J ‘slide vaive Engine; two Boilers, 48x1 Gx12; also several other Engine mills, hotsting Engines, &e. HA CO, 84 Cortlandt street, New Yor Brondwas, room 34. OAP MACHINERY FOR SALE, D. R. HITCHCOCK, y 15N9 STON! HE TOMPKIN TANTED—A SECOND HAND BLAK Crasher, in good working order. COVE LIME CO., Tompkins Cove, Rockland county, M. Y; V ANTED A FOX TURRETT LATHE; AMERICAN ‘Tool Company's make, Apply to JAMES CONITY, 48 Cliff street. 0) STRAM COILS AND SEVERAL FLUF BOILERS OU and Tanks and Hydraulic Press. JAMES KERN Plymouth street, near Catherine terry, Brooklyn. eames ler, nes, Saw? private family to sell their Hh te satin Parlor Suit, 14 pieces, cost id Furniture; su- $1,200, for $300; do., 175; manificent Decker & Brox. 7}y'octave Vianoforte, 5; Turkish Suit, $45, $90; Chamber Sets, complete, with Dressing Cases, $3 to $170; single Bedsteads, and spring Mattresses, rep and plush Su brary and Dining Furniture, Paintines, Bi &c.; must be sold. Call at five story br No, 47 West Sixteenth street, between ANY REASONABLE OFFER.—HANDSOME HOUSE. A fold Furniture for eale,at residence 103, Last. Thie ieonth street, near Fourth avenue—Latest style satin, brow cade and rep Patlor Suits, magnificent Pianoforte, Carpets, So conts up: walnat Charhber Suite, with Dressing (ase i dup; Mattresses, Bedding, Turkish Suit, $7: End Pop Bulls, 835: Silebe and rep Suits, Bilverware, &c. tu. 0, ornor of Thirty-f fine Furniture at a great cepted ; must be WORD TO THE WISE.—GET THE BEST FURNL , A. Gre, Carpete, spring and bate Mattresses, Parlor Beda &c., on GEORGE A CLARKE'S popular system of monthly payinents. No. 747 Broadway. NICE PARLOR SUIT WANTED—IN EXCHANGE for gentleman's gold Watch or lady's gold Watch Chatn or any kind of Jewelry, Address “L, B., Herald Ups ch offic 'E FAMILY GOING ABROAD WILL SELL their elegant and costly Household Furniture, namely :—Parlor Suits, in satin and cotelane; clegant Steinway & Sor eo, clezant Bedstead Pianoforte, Oil Paintings, Bronzes, hair and sprit, Mattressos. Dinin, fet, 1» Dr ‘uses and Washstands, Furniture, Extension ‘Table, Buffet, Chairs, Silverware, tte.; in use since May. Cuil at private residence 120 West 23d st., near 6th av. N. B.—An Elegant Windsor upright Piano at a sacrifice. UCTION ROOMS, 39 AND 41 EAST THIRTIETH Extension Tables, Chairs, actifice ; must be sold. z °S, 1,277 BROADWAY, Alarge consigninent of crifice; any reasonable offer ae rect-—All kinds of modern and antique Furnitare, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Paintings. Books, Silver, &c., at private sale at auction prices. a ATURE AND ws CARPETS. ‘a at clearing-out salo for the ‘next thirty days Look at these prices, Parlor Suits. from 986 and on Bed Lounges, Uy ba : bom | Chamber Suits, from Walnut Suits, from $40 and upward. Carpets. Rrussels, per yard, $1, Toree-ply, ver yard, $1 25, Ingrains, per yard, 250... 300., 35¢..40e. and 50e. Oilcloths, per yard, 26e., 30c., Be), 40e. and SUE. Druggets, all sizes. vet Corpgte, Ay! per yard, Pody Brneatae: from $2 per pair to $8 ds at equally low prices. dat at th erent unto wre 519 and 514 Eighth ‘fifth an ainth stevens, . between Ly: iy: ‘D. KELLY (successor to H. O'Farrell). URNITURK.—AT FAVOR'S AUCTION HOUSE, 18 F East Fourteenth street, rich Furniture, satin and rey Curtains, Pianos, Carpets, Mirrors and all kinds of Farake ture from parties who must have money. YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CANPRTS, ENG T lish Brussels, three ply and ingrain, also Oileloth cocon Mattings, Crumb Cloths, velvet Rugs, very cheap. at the old place, 112 Fulton street, Lok 007, FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM : TO-DAY. Nie SOFT BED—THE ONLY BED WHEREON ou tie entirely free from the upholstery; Parlor and Chamber Furniture ; terms 1. BGLESTON'S, Eighth av- enue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, ~ (TR LOWES? PRICES POR FURNITURE, CARPETS, Mattrosses, Bedding, &e., Ie a8 BM. OO! PERTHWALT & CO.'S, 155 ‘and 157 ‘Chatham street, An immense stock ‘and great variety. peacoat cabbage. F ORENCE (ITALY). A. GUARDUCCT & CO., Bankers, No. 9 Via del Giglio. y Drafts on London, Paris ahd New Fork. casted mi ths went exchanges. Letters eceived and prope forwarded. and English Readin, Leb pe fd cps 3d = i ion eae,