The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. | WHOLE NO, 14,334. YEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1875.—WITH SUP FOUR CENTS. ed (0 2 = aoe —— : = to | B * © s af rr DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. RELIGIOUS NOFICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPORTING—I 1) oes _.. HORSES, CARRIAGES, SALES AT AUCTION. EVIVAL SERVI i AT SEVEN ‘ ATER, MID ERAL WAT EECHIPADERS—BREECHLOADERS.—LOOK OU SS ioupamen BLANKETS, TRUCK BLANKE B® J. W CAMPBELL, ok. AUCHONBER, wens jethodist Episcopal church, tv First aod Second Wines: mannfacture Dress Bi this day, at 11 o'clock, first class ster Table, AMUSEMENTS—Seconn Pacy—Third, fourth and fifth columns, Sixth column, DS—Sxcosp Pace-—Becond column. BOARDERS WANTED—Seventa Pace—Fourth column. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Sevextu Pace Fourth column, BROOKLYN BOARD—Sxyextn Pacr—Fourth column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE~Szconp Pacr— rst column. BUSINESS OPPORTUNIFIES—Ninra Pacu. BUSINESS NOTICES—Prt Pack—Fifth and sixth col- Ory REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Srconv Pacx—First CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Sevewru Pace—Third i 4 cLotil ING. SEVENTH Pacr—Sixth column. UOACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Skvanra Pace—Tbird ‘column. COASTWISH STEAMSHIPS—Seveta Pacr—Fifth and and sixth columns, COUNTRY BOARD—Stventat Pace. DENTISTRY Sev esti PAGE Sixth DRY GOODS—Fimer Pace—Phird column, DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- fURNISHED—Skcoxn Paue—First colu EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Shvewin Pace—Filth column, EXCURSIONS—Suventn Page—Sixth columa, FINANCIAL—Nixtn Pace, FOR SALE—Fitst Pact—Third column. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ‘SkCOsD PaGk—Second column, FURNITURE—Srvexrn Pags—Sixth column, HELP | WANTED-FEMALES—Skvunt Page—Second column. HELP WANTED—MALES—Srventn Page—Third and fourth columns. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Finst Pace—Fourth and fitth ee: m8, HOTELS —Sevexti Pace—Fourth and fifth edlumns, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED —Sxconp Pack—Seeond column, INSTRUCTION—Finsr Pace—Sinth columa, L NOTICES—Finst Page—sixth column, St AND FOUND—Fixst —Second column, ACHINERY. sr Pas ‘bird column, ARBLE MANTELS —Sevewtit Pack—sixth column, EDICAL—Seviwrn Pc —Sixeh eoluunn, SCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Taxtu Pace— $8 xth column, SELLANEOUS—Finst Page—Third column, SON econd column, Paak—Sixth column, : First column, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C—Finst Pace—Sixth col- umn, Post OF RICE NOTICE—Finst Paci AL SITUATIONS W. Second column. OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO ND Pac First TATE TO EXCHANGE—Suconn Pagu—First n, REAL ESTATE WANTED—Sxconn P RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Fiust Paun— unin REWARDS—Finst Pacr—Second column, SALES AT AUCTION—Finst Pacx—Filth and sixth col- umns. ‘ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Sxventn = Pace— First and second columns, M w u “ u u N —First colamn, rst und secoud col- SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Sxventu PsGx—Second ‘and third columns, SPECIAL NOTICES—Firsy Pacr—Second and third col- umn. TRADES—Srventn Pagr—Fourth column, TURF—Finst —Fourth column. 10 LET FOR BUSIN kS—Seconp Pacr— First colam TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Srventn Pac xth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Stconp Pack—Second column, WANTED TO PURCHASE—Sxconp Pace—Second column. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.—Sxcoxp PaGw—Second col: amn. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Srconp Pack—lirst column, WINTER RESORTS—Sevi YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, & umn. : Pacr—Fifth column. ‘Text PaGe—Sixth col- NY INFORMATION CONCERNING MARY RIDER, of Creat Hee oily te ae Se dead or wi e than! rece! 7 AM SCOFIELD, est Fiftieth street, of Mrs: DEXTRE \ AY PERSON WHO SAW A GENTLEMAN RUN Bliv 135, over by a car of the Bleecker street line, near the Park lospital, on the 4th of October, wil: further the ends of jus- tice ‘and be put to little inconvenience by comnimnicating RDSALL, No, 310 Kast Nineteenth street, or Mr. RUSSELL, 223 West Thirty-fourth street. —IF THE YOUNG LADY WHO MEETS ) gentieman between Eleventh and Fifteenth streets in the morning, and this morning passed gentleman standing before French restaurant. would favor, the same with ne- waintance, ase vi naintance, ple ross , Herald Uptown OCT. WARNER—YOU DISAPPOINTED ME BADLY; plewse call as yon as possible at No, 12 Bridge street, And oblige LK Ez D. 8 —ASTOR HOUSE, SATURDAY, 12. PRANK. ¥ THIS SHOULD HAPPEN TO MEET THE EYE OF Catherine Donnelly, who went to Europe the 17th of last as wnurse for Mee DAW. and who returned during the mouth of July fn company with 4 me parties, she witl confer a great favor by sending her address to J. W. 5. Herald Uptown Branch office. ARTIES IN CONNECTICUT ARE READY TO NEGO- tiate for papers lost November 8 Address A. B. O., Wrough this column, J OBT. T. STRONG—PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER AP- pointment, 1035 A. sarge HAMILTO! M, 7 P.M, ail of Praying Band. _ TOR OF SCOTCH avenues —Three servijes, which will be under LZ Ry, SAMUEL M. chjreh, Fourtoofth street, between Vitth preach topiorrow at 10:30 A. M, ES ON SERVICES aT JHE TWENTY-POURTEL Methodist Episcopal ctirch, near Ninth aveuu Rey, JA. M, Chapm D. D., pas- Me Epiyopal church; at 3 P. M., reunion love feast, wih former fustors and. members, Rev. M. D'C. Crawford, D) D., will pwside; at 7:30 P.M. sermon y Rev. Wun. Lioyd, pastor of Washington square Methodist Episcopal church, erat Cuifon i. Fisk, Rev. Stephen errit nd other fads will send the day with us, EY. JAMES M, KING, [ASTOR, WILL PREACH. morning and eyming, In fie St. John's Methodist Ep copal church, Fifty-ird streeluear Broudway. All are w ure, Pee of Laight and Varick M. and7:30 P.M. Subject, morning, arvest Time of the Chureh ; , evening, all to Repentance ;” baptisin after morning s EY. J, SPEN/ER KEJNARD, PASTOR PILGRIM Baptist churg, Thirty-tiird sireet, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, peaches—merning at 103, evening at 73, “Things That Acprnpany Salvation.” JIXTH AVENE REFORMED CHURCH.—PREACH- ing by the pistor, Rey, William B. Merritt, at 10:90 A, M. and'7:30 P.M Evening subject, “Joseph.” HE RIGHT FEV, WILLIAM H. HARE, sionary bistep of Niobrara, will preach the - mon betore the Mobrara Loagie, Sunday evening, Nov. 21, at 724 o'clock, agthe Churei of the Transfiguration, Twenty ninth street, ner Fisth avenue, “IUE ORIEXTAL CHURCH AND ITS FRIENDLY Relations to Other Religious Bodies,” is the subject upon which the tey, Mr, Bjerring will lecture, at Associa tion Hall, Noveaber 30, at 8 o'clock. OINHE REVVAL WE NEED.”—THE ABOVE SUB- ject will ® diseussed Sabbath evening, at 7:30 P. M., in the Fourth Retormed Presbyterian church, West Forty- eighth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, by the Rey, James Kinuedy, pastor. (PUB PROPIE'S AERVICE in the Churvh of the Holy Trinity, Madjon avenue and Forty-second street, Sunday evening, at 734 o'clock. Rey Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., will preach. Thedospel hymns and spiritual songs by Mr. Sankey are used, Other serviers At 10}¢ A. mM, Sermon by the rector at 934 — - (MUIRTYOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH, west of Bighth avenue.—Divine service in this chureli to-morrow, dist inst., at 105g A. M. und 73g P.M. Preach- ing by Rey. Dr. Stryker. HIRTIE(H STRE chureb, between Ei METHODIST EPISCOPAL th and Ninth avenues. —Preaching by the Rev.George H. Corey at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.M. Nomning susject, it Pay?” kvening subject, “The Peril of Hesring the Gospel.” TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVE- nue aid feuth street, Rev, James Boardinan Haw- thorne, pasor.—10;30 A, M.tRey. A. C. Osborn, D, D.—sub- Jeet, “Winning Souls M., Rev, Samuel Curlisle— subject, “le Great Heart Cry.” All invited. V 1g ® METHOD) EPI Preaching in the morning by the Rev. William Lloyd: su The Kingship of Evening, wrmon by Rev. |. D'0, Crawford. ION DHURCH, MADISON AVENU! f4 Thirfy-eighth street, Rev. John N. rector.—Services 10:30 A M. and 3,80 P. M. 187% STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rex M. 8. Terry, pastor.—Servi 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. as, sul t, “Christianity in the Home,” evening, ‘Christianity in Business.”” CORNER her, D. D., STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BETWEEN and Sixth avenue.—Rev, J. B, Smith, * Will preach Sunday, 1035 A.M,’ and 73g Swiday school, 2 P. M. LOST AND FOUND. ROUND TIN THE (4:15 P.M. HUDSON RIVER RAIL oad in, November 12,, a Portemonnaie, contain- ing juin of money, which the owner cai have by roving the property aud pa: Box 188 Post office, Sing Si OST—A ‘LADY'S ENAMELLED GOLD WATCH and short gold Chain; lost near Twenty-first stroet and Fourth avenue, or on Fourth avenue car, on Thursday. Finder will be’ rewarded. Address VAN SANTVOORD & HAUFP, 41 Park vow. O8T-ON THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, near Park & 'Tilford’s store, corner’ Twenty-tirst street and Broadway, a red setter Dog, that answers to the name of Dash; he bad white spot on top of head, also op breast, and white hairs between his shoulder bones; also had on an old leather collar, with the chain. ring torn’ out. $100 will be paidto the finder by leaving him at 47 West Pifty-second ar ying for this notice Address ing N.Y. all tunufacture, battling and dispensing: exclu: 8 wud Materials, with fuil instructions; departm - sive rights in desirable territory: catmiogucs free. JOHN MATTHEWS, F Twenty-siath und Twenty- seventh streets LBERT SMITH, DEALER IN CHOICE MEATS, Poultry, Game, Fruit, Vegetables, Fish, Oysters, &e. } ood Beet a sp ne door below YONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM. ‘At & general meeting of the above congregation it was resolved to exhume the remains of bodies, now in their old burying ground, Wwcated on Elghty-ninth street, bowen Madison and Fifth avenues, and to remove them to their new burying ground on Cypress Hills Cemetery. All those who wish to be presont at the exhuming of thelr relatives or friends are kindly requested to be at stated cemetery, or to consult Mr, A,JLIPPMANN, No. 96 Ludlow street, who will begin the work on Monday, November 22. CUPRONIC, CATARRH, DEAFNESS. NEURALGIA— New discovery and treatment; instantaneous relic permanent cures; cases at a distance successfully treated ; trial tree. Dr. STODDARD, No. 8 West Fourteenth street, jew York, ISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surgical Cases a specialty, HENRY DAN- TELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, Office honrs from 5 to 3. R, MANN CURES HIP DISEASE, SPINAL CURVES, contracted limbs and club feet without cutting cords or isny surgical operation or an hour's confinement, &e., most- ly without pain. Office days, Sunday, Monday and Wednes- day, from 8 A M. to3 P.M. No, 133 West Forty-tirst street, New York. Send for cirewlar, XTRAORDINARY HAVANA LOTYERY.—CAPITAL YY prize, $500,000. ‘Tickets can be had, wholesale and re- from E. SONNENBERG, Post office box 190, New or Po Kk city. AVANA LOTTERY. —$540,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 Next drawing December 2. Prizes cashed, finformation free. FERNANDEZ & CO., Bunk- . B, Martinez & Co.), 10 Wall street, rear base- New York Post office box 4,004 LOTTERY, office box 5 ment Erte STATE New Single Number Scherae. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers, 1875, November 1 of, 1 of. 1 of. 4 of $5,000....... pas 50,000 20,000 ++ 10,000 20,000 712 others, amounting to. Whole tickets, $10; hal Send for circular, quarters, $2 50, Address ull orders to SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO, Covington, K; —CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS, NEURAL the new improved method cures worst cases; instal ous relief; permanent cures: circulars gratis. Dr. STODDARD, No. 8 West Fourteenth st., New York. 7 ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY—HAVANA PLAN.— SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO... Managers, Novem ber 27. Tickets, $10, For circulars idving full informasion address MANAGER'S AGENT, box 3,037 Post office, N.Y. K OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY + State Lotteries. SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., ‘Managers. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO, 649—NovEMnER 19, 1875. 21, 71, 95, 38, 62, 07, 44, 25, 30, 59," $1, KENTUCKY, CLASS NO, 6O0—NOvEMBER 19, 1875, 64, 44, 20, 35." 43, 50, 54, 66, 58, 34, 3,'99, 46, 96, MERRY, EXTRA CLASS NO,’ 735—NOVEMBER 19, 1875. 30,' 16, 29, 46, 47, 14, 78, 52, 83, 3. WENRY, CLASS NO. 736-—NOvEMBER 19, 1875. 73, 66, 41, 38, 71, 39, 44, 27, 51, 13, 46, 59 6. 65, Full information by applying to'or addressing J. CLUTE, . oF Post office box 4,969. DICKINSON & COS KENTUCKY State Grand Monthly Distribution, on the Havana plan, to be drawn November 27; also Royal Havana of Cuba, tobe drawn December 2. Full information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE, 200 Broadway, or Post oftice box 4,989, ADIES WISHING TO SECURE HOME COMFORTS, [4 with superior attendance, during illness shomld eall at once at 149 Charles st., between Washington and West sts. TOR SRAL, WITH THREE STONES AND buckle. between Ports ming. street and Bowlin Green, via Sixth avenue car, petal teward will be pater fos tes return to JAMES T, HOBERT, 264 Broadway OST—ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, ABOUT 7:30 P. M., on avenue A. a diary of 1875, containing papers of no valine except to owner, Finder will be rewarded on return- ing diary, papers, & ETER LEVINS, 135 avenne A. 0, THE LADY WHO TOOK BROADWAY CAR AT Thirty-fourth street, between 12 aud J o'clock Thursday aight and got of at Forty-third street.—The gentleman who got on and off at same time would be pleasedto form your tance, If agreeable address SINCERE, box 187 ch office. N, DEUX, TR of tenderness, i I LEAVE FULL ot THB. FOURTEENTH & Government Liquor ‘by returning it to No. osT— THE street and Dry Dock Book. A suitable reward 408 Madison green cars, will be paid reet, near Grand, I OST—LAST SATURDAY NIGHT. A BLOODHOUND, 4 with brown spots. A reward will be paid to any per: im returnin; _ ©, MEISTER, 281 East Tenth ot, O¥T—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, A SILVER 4 gray Scotch Terrier Dog, answering to the name of Bill, ‘Any one returning it will be ‘liberally rewarded ou applying at 176 Eighth avenoe, corner Nineteenth wi J. W. WATSON CALL ON MR. HILTON TO- fs ____ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. MERICA FOR FREE SCHOOLS.—REV. OSCAR Hugo will preach on Sunday evening in Seventh ave- Due (near Twelfth street) United Presbyterian church. T STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. Hayne Leavell will preach in the morning on istian's Present aud Future.” In the evening on Everlasting Words.” + LL SAINTS’ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Rev, William N, Dunnell, rector), Heury street, cor- ner of Scammell, New York.—Services every Sunday morn- fing at 1034 and évery Sunday evening pt ‘The. The rector ‘will preacn. T THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLE, coR- Ninth avenue and Twenty eighth street—At the ) P.M. service on Sunday, 21st i special sermon will be preached before the Young Peuple’s Missionary As- sociation of the parish, by Rev John W. Kramer, of Grace pel. A fall ‘anthem ‘service will be rendered by the LLEN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, between Delancoy and Rivington. —Prenehing morning J. 8, Nathans, & converted Rabbi, Rey, Charles E. Harris, Seats free. T PREE TABERNACLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL hurch, West Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh hth avenues. —Rev. J. Johns, pastor, will preach on Gunday morning, at 10330 A. a, Snbject—Sho, Sleeps.” Svening at 7:30 P.M. Subject—"The Yoke,” Young people's meeting at6 P.M. Seats free. Come all. Monday prayer meeting from 8 to 9 A. M, ISHOP SIMPSON, REV, William Lioy: gelization and chureh, Fourt J. M. KING, AND REV. ‘d—will deliver addresses on city evan- ion work in St. Paul's Methodist Episco- avenue und ty-second street, on November 23, 1875; all interested in this ¢ invited; no collections taken, impor tant wor U8T—ON THURSDAY EV! G, NOVEMBER 19, A Cameo Earring, set with pearls, going from 42 West Thirty-second street’ to the corner of Broadway. The finder will be rewarded by returning to above address. OST—NOVEMBER 9, FROM 165 SEVENTH AVENUR, 4 three Coats; any one returning the same, or, if pawned, the tickets, will receive a liberal reward and no questions asked. J, G. MOORE. ERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A MEDICAL ESSAY, comprising a series of lectures.as delivered at: Kah and enre of lust health wanm Of y aries cause Promature Decline, showing indlapucDly now may be regained, afording a clear xynopsis of the impedi- ments to marriage and the treatment of nervous and. physi- cal debility, being the resnit of tw eriene Price 25 cents, Address the author, Dr. N, office aud residence, 51 Kast Tenth street, New York. RovAL Saxon LOTTERY. Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries, Royal Havana Lottery. WACHSMANN & CO,, Bankers, Post office box 3,316, 75 and 77 Nassau street. Rote HAVANA LOTTERY.—$540,000 DRAWN every 15 days, Next wing December 2 cashed. Circulars of information furnished. Higt paid for Hh nish Bank Bills, Governn &e.. & TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, No, 11 Wall street, New York. HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE Til ONLY AUTHORIZED: FYICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD:— BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. 530 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADE. on BOERUM AND FULTON STRE! PHIA. , BROOK: $92 KEWARD.—LOST,. A GOLD EARRING, WITH green stone, on west side of city. Please bring it to 240 West Fifty-tifth street. * = REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY MORNING, A 0) Skye Terrier Dog; answers to the name of Tingo. he finder will receive the above reward by leaving it ut No. 11 East Gity-aecond street. $5 REWARD.—LOST, A WHITE POODLE, WITH Reg Diack ears; answers to the nume of “Nellie.” 31 Old P. $5 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A LIVER ¢) colored and tan Bitch with 4 nickle plated collar. Lost from No, 94 Bond street on the 17th. 10 BEWARD—LOST, A DANDY DINMONT SkYR ‘Terrier. long ears und tail, woars a small red lea: ther collar, and answers to the name of “Rag,” Ten dollars reward will be given and no questions asked upon the return of the dog to 282 Fourth aveaue, J () REWARD CLOST, A GOLD HUNTING CASE PLU Watch, on Friday evening, November 19, between 80 and @ o'clock, while going from Essex and Grand t Allen stteot, ¥.D. WALTERS, Jr., 271 South street. $2, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE SEAL ait) Sacque, trimmed with beaver, lost from 31 West Thirty-fifth street, November 17; had ih the pocket a red leather pocketbook marked E. R! W., in silver. Return to » Lexington avenue. LEECKER STREET UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.— AD Rev. 6. P. MeCarthy will preach to-norrow evening at 7's o'clock. Subject—The Conversion of the World, the Froblem of the Church Toglay.”” Rev, Almon Gunnison will preach in the morning at 1034. Bas BAPTIST ONMURCH, CORNER BEDFORD Co gD rng, streole— Preaching as usual by the Rey. L. G. Barrett, p fr aner: La Barrett, ou Sunday next, Zist inst, at BL West Thirty-tifth street or 5) REWARD, LOST. RIVER WATER BOAT, 26 POU feet long, one mast, bottom painted green, sides Diack, “Alaska” painted on stern, Above reward. will be paid apon return of the boat to KE. C. BOWEN, 66 Pearl street, New York, or office of Atlantic Dock Company, Brooklyn. $50 REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO QUES- DOU tions asked upon the delivery of a large Trank taken from 89 South Fifth avenue. dra 0. B., Herald ottics. JANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURG. © Green street, near Canal.—Rev. H, so Chou wt euch to-morrow at 10! aud. Sig; Sub : Wiieacnn M4; Sabbath school at 2'P. CHURCH, FORTY-SECOD between Seventh f Slang hth and Bighth ave y reach at jally invited. isdnaihegapiaies \HRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENURB.—MoRNIN er, communion and sermon, 10 Dr. Thompaon offic Coonan. BAPTIST south side, AHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, MERCER STREET, J near Waverley place.—Rev. Dr. Deems is to preach to! morrow at 103; A. M.and 7h; P.M, All seats tree; gentle. men at the door to meet stranger ‘ITY EVANGELIZATION, J A GREAT PUBLIC MEETING ‘at St, Paul's Methodist Episcopal Charch, Aaa BE de’ EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, resses ie Rev. BISHOP SIMPSON, Rey, J. M, KING, Pastor St.‘John’s church; WM. LLOYD, axtor Washington Square church, ‘Aivare lavited. - No collections takes Dw WITH POPERY |—BISHOP SNOW, OF MOUNT Zion, will preach in the University, Washii gu Sanday, at OF M. Soats tree." Sub, {IFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, FORTY-SIXTH street.—Dr. Armitage preaches morning and evening; imectings every evening except Thursday; Thanksgiving Day verviee, 11 A. ; Central and Fifty-third street Baptist eburebes uniting; Herr, scourse by Rey. J. FLARES UNIVERSALIS? CHURCH, 12791 STREET, neat Fourth avenue, Rev, J. A. Seitz, pastor. rc to: +49 and 7:30, Subject in the evening— R. CHARLES SOTHREN, AUTHOR AND EDITOR, will lecture before Society Progressive Spiritualists, at West Thirty-third street, adway, 755 P.M, ‘Ancient Theosophy, or Spiritism in the Past.”? M ADIBON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCA—CORNER of Filty-seventh street. Rev. H. D, Ganse, Pastor, will Preach on Sunday next at Ll A. M. YM. 8 cordiaily welcomed, ‘“ cancels Mu hechr TAY SELEENE, TRANCE SPEAKER, for Society Prog Spirit ists, 10 M.. at their hall, 55 West Thirty third street, near Browd, dren's lyeeum meet 24 P.M. ‘ PASTOR, WILL PREACH AT ixcopal ehureh, Poriy-arvy ben ae Linkers Methodist i ch, 1 a4 s all ore welcome Week of Bixth avenue SOO WUE BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF be Parcel of papers relating to the bark Herald. whieh poy mg from the office of attorneys fn this cit; about the Oh day of October last. Communicate with W. C. O., box 1,886 Post office, _SPECIAL NOTICES. MAID DRAWING OF THE ty-ninth Dueal Brunswick Lottery, 69,000 tlekets, 28.000 prites, old, $1,005,912 gold, 0 gold, highest prize $i0s, will take place from November 17 to December 9. The drawing is conducted and guaranteed by the goverument Extee Royal Havana Lotiery, . drawing Decembor 2%, 1875, 1,200,000 Spanish dollars (pesis) to be drawn In 2,097 prines out of only 16,000 tickets. 1 prize of Spanish dollars (pesos) 1 prize of Spanish dollars (pesos) 1 prize of Spanish dollars (pesos) . 2 prices each of Spattish dollare (pesos). 25, izes of $10,000, 10 prizes of $6,000, 469 prizes of 8500, 1,598 prizes of $00 and 10 approximations, nting to 16,800 Spanish dollars. tory circulars free. THEODOR ZSCHOCH, sant stroet, Now York ; box 5,004 Post offic Mig PRIZES—$300,000 CASH, ~A fortune for a small outlay. $50,000 for #10; $20,000 for $10; $10,000 for $10. Kentueky Single Number Distribution, Draws SATURDAY, November 27, 1875, «$500,000 100,000 5010.0. Capital Pri 0,000, | 81 Tickets, $10; haly ei iantbra to haa THOMAS yy. HAYS & CO, 607 Broadway, New Yor ALL KENTUCKY STATE LEGALIZED _LOT- teries. Fall information 5 p Broadway, or box 4,960 Post office dia: Nes wee “OFFICIAL DRAWINGS oF A. State Loner eigaehiaai $8 137, NovEMRER 19, 1875, 62, 5, 68, 60, 6 8, wovenee 10, intson 71, 38, 45, 30) 28," 26, 8, Covington, ky. ; Post'oftice J M box 4,870, New Yo PARKS, EMERSON & CO., AGENTS FO A. Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn haga Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days, Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn November 27, 1875, Prizes cashed, information furnished and circulars sent by addressing PARKS & CO., 180 Broadway, room 4; Poot oMice box 5,272. Private olfice attached, ilige WaMa ] Ay Ae }O 7s Me 0 THE AFFLICTED.—A SURE REMEDY AND CUR! can be procured for Bleeding or Chronic Piles or Dys- pepsia by enclosing $2.0; recipe will be forwarded to nny or wil parts of the country, with full particulars, Address P. J. WATSON, box 2,887 New York Post office, HE EV] N LATEST NEWS AND LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ARY EVENING PAPE« IN THE UNITED STATES. 6 —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, $300,000. Brave Sataruay, Novemuer st ‘Tickets, $10; halves, $5; quarters, $2.60; eighths, $1 2 P. C. DEVLIN & CO., ‘Stationers and General Agen! ‘80 Liberty street, New York. ING TELEGRAM 8) AL DESPATCHE: DRY GooDs. stpneorronrage. Na condone JUST RECEIVED-NETS FOR THE FRONT HAIR, at ISABAUM’S, 7 Union square. WANTED A SET OF MINK FURS, OF BEST QUAL- rityatae, little, need. Address, with price und descrip. U rald Brooklyn Branch off FINE | BUSINES! PHILADE phia.—The Original Dollar Store, established in LSsx, ‘and bas always done a splendid trade; the owner having taken the Walnut Street Theatre desires to close this part of his busine: For further particulars inquire of 3 FOR SALE IN G. K, GOODWIN, 712 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pi A AARGE Tot OF BLACK SEWING. SILK, M chine Twixt fur sale cheap, for cash, or will trade fur Real to, Call on or audress JOHN WILLIAMS, 12 t Fourth stroet, up stairs, second floor, front office. SAFE =: RESTAURANT, OYST supper rooms for pi mplet sleeping apartments suid to clos {well located: good business; low rent, Jor onr freut sale of Guns, this day, ir partic c ERE JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer, 3 Jurs see onder Sales at A\ IGEON at Balylon, L. 1. First Sw $60 to first, Second, yards rh ‘Third Prke, SHOOTING, THANKSGIVING DAY, #300 i prizes: for amateurs only. stakes, seven birds each, all at 2 yards rise; to second, $10 to third. ven pairs of pigcous +h, plunge traps, 21 $80 and $10 to the winners. 100; $60 to first und $40 to second; 10 birds each; hanfeap distances, 25 to 30 yards. In the shot, and Purses sbove sweeps ny gun may be used, quarter ounce trai to purses 10 per cent eon, whether filled or not, to close on the ground ; 600 first chss birds. TRA'A, PAINE, Manager. — ANTID Appl W tral Park. D—A BITCH THAT HAS JUST PUPP! ‘on Saturday, before 12 M., at the Arsenal, Cen- an way antweutyeh ghth street, on the aliforn race in ulif from a soci THE TUR : AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS MORN- afternoon, Johnson's Rooms, corner Broad- reat four mile heat ful returns of each Theat as soun as run, T. B, & W. H. JOHNSON, al respondent, EEIFOOT DRIVING PARK.—TROTTING SATUR- Purse $60, closed with four entries. Willianfthome enters b, m. Belle ‘Rew; |, November 20, Cie: i |. Kogers enters Roberts for Snowflake: Leonard enters ri Boy; L. S. Sammmis enters s, g. Alpha, cents. "WILLIAM MceMAHON, Proprietor, F LEEIWOOD, NOVEMBER 20, Sweepstakes for $200, P. Mann names b. g. Harry Gwin to wagon, ‘1. Sigons AP: Jerson names b, names b. Catskill, to wagon. Modesty, to wagon, G. bekerson names bik. g. Colonel Campbell, in harness. ‘The uifiuished wagon race will be calle ag 1 JOHNSON BRO! y Proprietors PPRENH, FOOLS ON YHE TAMMANY HALL BIL: lind Tournament sold at Vignaux & Dan Strauss’ Kooms, ner Fourteenth street and University place. DION BROS, Reoy AT THOMAS’ uing ofthe Pool ON THE CHARLOTTE, N, C., RUNNING * BILLIARD TOURNAMENT, on he CALIFORNIA RACK, EXCHANGE, 1,239" BROADWAY. Fresch Pool Tickets, $3 each, Orders by mail or messen- ger rereive The new city CORNER OF MAJOR CHL REGULAR SAL TWENTY-F THIS 18 proper £ driving trac T BARKER & G. M, THOMA: h 4 Ranges, now open. prompt attention Shooting Galler, CARRIAGES, B AUC NEW YORK TATTER- . Carriages, &c., NESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. FOUR hours allowed for trlal on every horse sold under warrantee the only auction mart in the Sz ities for “showing borses on sale, viz k, entirely under cover, and plenty of room tor exitmination. CATALOGUE A LEGANT BAY GELDING, 16.1 high, 9 years old; an dee coupe or match borse; all style’ aud action; AWAY, built by Terrill, ‘OT Waxon, built by’ Vandergaw. LADING, 15.2 bigh, 7 yeurs old ; siglish and prompt driver; nid, TOR DE: GE! three nutes; Arranied sound and EGANT TOP PONY PHAETO BAY MARE, warranted sound and k OF SALE THIS DAY, 11 O'CLOCK, war- wound and kind. an trot close to fe for lady to high. 7 years old; good, prompt driver; TOP SIDE-BAR ROAD Wagon, city maker. bkows ich, 8 yee GELDING, 15.3 high, 8 years old; an extraordi- naryfoudster; warranted vound and kind. BAY GELDING, 15.3 high, 6 years old; fine, stylish dri- yer: warranted kind in all harness, } BROWN GELDING, 15.3 high, 7 years old; very stylish ‘and prompt driver; warranted sound and kind, BAY GELDING, 16 high, 7 yours old; warranted kind in all harness. TWENTY OTHER Top and no top Wagons, Carriages, &¢, THIRTEEN OTHER Horses, FULL DESCRIPTION at sale, poned on account ot weather. CCTION ON, stusk o otnale. Fi Catalogue cu FOR FULL PARTICl ES FIFTH AT ELEG. TROTTING ANESS, BL i A WE PARAPH TURNOUT WILL BE SOLD AT Pp! withvnt reserve on in be seen at all timos at stable as above, up to time LE, A TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, STABLE OF JAMES E. C FORTY-FOURTH STREET, ND SIXTH AVENUES, O'CLOCK PROMPT, RY FAST AND VALUABLE eS. CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TS, ROBE: WHIPS AND RANALIA OF A FIRST CLASS PBLIC an 6 N count of owner going abroad. ‘or full particulars see now reudy at stable, Parties living out of city n have catalogue sent by sending address. RS SEE FUTURE ADVER- EMENT. 3 BARGAIN TO A handsome bay Mare, 1544 hands, 6 years old, al action, warranted sound and kind; good top Buggy Ieapeas; Kimball Pordland Cutter; must be sold; at pri stable, 24 Basy Two GENTLEMAN’ LB atau Carria, Blankets, York Post LIGHT COACH FOR $200: COUPE, $2! tifel Brett, $150; stylish top Bu Delivery CASH PURCHASER.—VERY od style Saute VAT University pl ESTABLISHMENT MUST BE SOLD everal fast Road Horses; large team of bay ; Brewster Clarence, Phaeton, Harness, H. LEAVITT, Flushing, box 142 New ce; Hors ke. G otlice. iso: hight top % zh to} fable 124 West Nineteenth st, on, $75. Seei wi FIRST CLASS LANDAULET, POLE AND SHAFTS, for sale; built to order by Demarest; nearly new; seats four; purple satin trimming, slip covers included: also band; some light Coupe, built by Lawrence, in same order, at Ar- senal Stables, 1 hirty-tifth street, near Broadway, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE KIMBALL- Brew: vision of Mr. C, P. wareroom: ster Sleigh, built by ourselves, under the super- i |, How on exhibition at our factory Broadway and Forty-seventh street; these Sleighs are superior iv quality and style to any offered in this marke: 1; Dopular prices $100 and upward. BREWSTE D0., of Broome street. T EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. First class Carriages, of our own manufacture, of the finest ‘quality and finis Landaus, Landaulets, Broughams, Coupes, six-seat barat 1 Coupe Sleighs—Albany styles a specialty, et wits tag a spr Rockaways, Phaevons, T Carts, ictorias and top Buggies. t low ret. EMAREST & CO. 628 and 030 Broadway. FOR SALE, SIX WORKING HORSES, FIT FOR k, rocery, express or bakery; also one bi 378 Bowery, rear. six + such sold at a HORSES, SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS, as milkman, grocery, bakery or express, to be sacrifice, Inquire at 44 Wooster street, between VERY BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BAY HORSES FOR si ever HORSE: ds; warranted sound, kind and right in Address BAY a very choice team. fi WATERMAN SIDE BAR TOP WAGON, NEW A. bred Beltoundry mare; shafts; Stivers sleight pole and single ‘and ‘The above vate stable room “ast T! FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, A STABLE TO LE’ § ne and University place. pounds; very cheap, Boale st Fittieth street. d HOROUGH- Golddust ; dam, Stivers top side bar Wagon, pee and shafts: top pony Pheaton; double Harness, Robes, Blankets, Whips, &c. stock ix as good as new, aid can be’ seen at pri- No. 4 West Ninet Kentucky Horse, 6 years old, b; hh street. AL D COACH and a large loft; Thirteenth street, between Fifth Inquire of M. CURLEY, No, hirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, GE A fine pole horse; warranted sound and kin Brewster Road Horse. hands high, 7 years old; trots in LEMANS TURNOUT—A GRAY HORSE, 18 good gait no humbug tine Harneds; also handsome sorrel No. 5 West Thirteenth street. ‘A. —TO BE S80L) + young and sound; suitable for coal cart, truck, express, ALUE—TWO HORSES, furming, &e. ; also Truck, Express Wagon aud Harness. 61 Canal street (saloon). “A SotioN SALE THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, OF new and second hand To) ways, Business Way &e., by CO! p, Biixies. Phactons. Récka- Ms. Sieizhs, Harness, Robes, Blankets, LE & MURPHY, 379’ Falton street, Brooklyn. L, CRAWFORD, 597 Sixth avenue. A BROADWAY SAMPLE ROOMS, Rooms; Gentlemen's and Ladi ‘Oyster aud Chop; large Restaurant, with Lodging * Furnishing Goods Store, Shoe Stores, cor Liquor Stores, Oyster and Fish Stand, ‘ “MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 {OR SALE—. FACTORY AND latest improvements, for manufacturing white and colored shirts and laundrying, situated in the American Ex. ress Building, Hudaon street. For particulars apply to STERN & CO, 47 Watker street. RoR SALE vor DINING AND BILLIARD SA. loon, doing ® good business: to be sold on. account of For Information apply at No, 23 Ubam- A.M. and 3 P.M. R PARTNERSHIP, A Address EXCHANGE, Herald sickness of owner. bers street, room 4, between OR SALE, EXOHA whole (OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST Con ner Liquor Stores on West streot, Inquire ot HOLSTE SENEOKE & OO., 204 Fulton stree AMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN—DAY TRADE; FIRST d for sale through dissolution yr new Post office, Apply at LUIRT BUSINESS FOR SALE.—THE STOCK aND ©) Fixtures of « retail Shirt Store, consisting of 100 doren fine custom made Shirts; also Collars, Cuffs, Bosoma, &c., with Store Fixtures, including Showcases, 10 Sewing Ma chines. Tho whole will be sold together ‘or separate at a bargain, Apply at 711 Broadway, up stairs, HB SAMPLE ROOM, 91 BROAD STRELT. CORNER Stone; four years’ lease; rent $50 monthl: for sale this day at'half value; owner having other business. Apply County New Jersey; 100 acres. pascu: in stalls; best attendance to city; ter BOARD FOR HORSES—14 MILES IN fine stabling, water en from and returned ms moderate, PICKERT & CO., 189 Duane st, horses t JNOR SALE—PAIR BAY, 16 HANDS, RANGY, 81 solutely safe ; $46 ¥ NE CLARENCE, ONE 0 Park Phaeton, nearly new; the’ owner is i en at M. CURLEY'S, 109, 111 and Fourth avenu oun) Horses; fast; afraid of nothin ; Property of 4 gentleman. Address Ii, R. WAIT, Norwalk, Coun, VOR SALE—ONE pounds, ‘been used a few month one new half Rounds, with pole, by eame maker; one no ‘top ‘agon, for one man J.B. times; innd it Forty-for aW GIG. WEIGHT 316 y Brewster & Co. ; extra wide, weight 295 ‘indsor weight 185 pounds; been nsed three rewster. HOWELL spring top Wagon, fe by J Apply at private stable No. yor Sa perfect erty street. LE—A FINE BAY MARE tly sound und @ good worker, VERY Appiy YLISH, 143 Lib: FOR SALE warn 1d Harney 313 West T GRAY CANADIAN MARE, 16 HANDS, d sound and kind; also light Basiness Wagon . suitable for grocery ve delivery, hirteenth stre ‘4 ¥ Se {OR SALE—A Gi sie 8s b Bud Henry AY COUPE HORSE, 8 YEARS OLD, A bold stepper. Apply to N. H, FROST, nds high street, Bi {OR SALE—AN EIGHT SPRING LANDAU, MADE BY Binder & Oo. Pi Can be seen wt 27 Bi ria; the carriage is as good as new. ¢ Portioth street, between the hours at LLOYD'S, 29 Broadway. of 10 and 12, each morning, ins ts nimescnascrsnenensnr —_—_—-— = aseligen MACHINERY. ye ie) A PAIR OF FINE BRIGHT’ BAY CAR- JOR SALE CHEAP—SCHENK PLANING MACHINE KF Paper Cutter and two-horse Express Wagons, P. LORILLARD & CO., 16 Chambers street, JOR SALE CHEAP—A DOUBLE HORIZONTAL EN- igi, 10 inch stroke, 12 inch bore, about JY horse power, and Boiler; ail in good order, Addross box 683 Post office, Yonkers, REAT BARGAINS—24X42 OUT OFF ENGINE, 15X36 slide vaive Engine; two Boilers, 48x16; one Boiler 60x12; also several other Engines, portable Engines, Saw: mills, hoisting Engines, te, HAMPSON, WHITBHILL & CO,, B8 Cortlandt street, yw Yor! tof use. East Eighteenth street. betw orses, 15.3 hands high, very stylish. steppers; sound and gentle in every respeet; to be sald for Apply &t the Metropolitan Club stables, 22 Broadway and Fifth ay. OR SA milk LE CHRAP-—A COUPR ROCKAWAY; ONE wagon; two Horses, $105 good’ model Hearse; all in good order, WALL, 223 Bast Fifty-third ARNESS.—THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN New good Grocor’s Harness, £25; good Milkman’s Harness, $30 ood double 125, Pl FIs! York.—Good Buggy Harness, hand made, $15 Truck Ha $30; good Stable Blankets, 86 call and examine for yoursel R & OSBORNE, 71 Barclay st MISCELLANEOUS, HOWCASES AT REDUCED PRICES—THE LARGEST axsortment of the latest patterns in the city; cases packed aud shipped free of char i with guaraniee ‘of uyobty YAW MLAN & JAS 148 Yabba sto How WANTED. Pheggeteek 6 TO 10 YEARS OLD, 1435 to 15 ban drive; save your ti ove bow cual price, Arp pp Oh sound, kind and stylish, for lady mine’ by keeping within the \ with full particulars, stating lowest ox G4 Winchester House, Broadway aud Thirty- 4 Large stock at lo Wares ‘ Harnoss of every descript aling direct with the man ible pi n street, Road Landan, Landanlets, Cl; above are ail city make. rowd sired: : WILS Iilustrated catalogues on application, Landaus, Landaulets, Brougtiams, Coupes, Rockaways and Wagons, A. 8. FLAND and 374 Broome street, old stand of Brewster & Co, Guztens OF THE FINEST QUA made by H. MIN formerly MINER & also 500 other PORTLAND CUTTERS and FAMILY SL from $40 up. LARGE DISCOUNT to DEALERS, jarenct 3 good attention; Fin TY AND FINISH, Coupe Rockaways, six seat Rockaway, Barouche, top and no top W ways, top and no top Pony Phuetons, Curtain Cone VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, 110 and SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ses: DOX stalls; ed for und delivered at short noti AWRENCE, box 222 Post office WINTERING RAU, ons, Roe The god if de- Address ing, L. I, THE POLLOWING. AUTHORIZED OFFICES ADVERTISEMENTS AN NEW BROADWAY, CORNER 1,265 BROADWAY. SHO SIXTH AVF! 114 SOUTH SI HE PUBLIC ARE HERE: YORK HERALD :— ANN STREET, BY NOTIFIED THAT PLACES ARE) THE ONLY PHILADELPHIA. UM STREETS, BROOK- Address, with particulars, 8. WOOD BROTE TED—A SECOND HAND ass order, Address box S14 Post office. WANTED—A, FIRST RATE, HAND i. Horse, we LEGANT SECOND HAND LANDAUS FOR 8, 740 Broadway. COUPE, trained and sound, for a gentloman’s use. HH, S., box 80 JME SADDLE ‘ost oflice, IN FIRS wax let whi¢h has stating price, H, R., box 2 \ wut be tt Address VERNON BOY, WANTED -as ‘about 1,150; free f cash, Addr é Herald Uptown Branch D—A SET OF LI best make and in 154 West Forty-ninth street, OR MARE, WEIGHING s H., Herald Broo WASTED-A GOOD WORK WORSE; PRICK exceed $40; a fair tri Address M, G., box D—A FIRST CLASS CITY BUILT LANDA en used but a short time, 4 Post office, fast traveller al required. office, HT DOUBLE ROAD HAR- perfect condition, Addre: cheap for oT TO,| treet 6( WILL BUY A GOOD, CHUNKY, WORK Horse, 15 hands high; must be sold, Call av 37 LE © seat and six seat, from ) Carriazes, new and « RE NOTICE ART ROOMS, THIS GAT that there will be opened bition, this (Saturday) mor the Art Rooms, 817 Bron collection of modern Pain! foreign ‘and American xr h were collected by years, and embraces very xpecimens, pleasing and fi cuted by celebrated artists SPECIAL! ASSIGNEE’S by auction, by order of the evenings of TUESDAY and WEDN November 25 Exhibition day time of sale, commencing morning. WILLIAM H. GRAY, We take pleasure in annou: ‘@ well-known con- noisseur in fine pictures during many This entire collection will be sold without limit or reservation, at the Art Rooms, 617 Broadway,'ou the and 24, d evening until ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT. TQHS, | SLBIONS, $0 up ond hi styles &c.; Portland, Albany, dealers sold very low} 2 Wooster street, . ROBES, ‘and prices. $9 Fren ery and Glassware; fine walnut oyster Counter, cially invited, Thirteenth street, near Br ‘and general assortment description ; abo rosby street, near Brouine—elegagt solid walnut t walnut Chairs, ine Silver Plated Ware, Bue Crock- go Réfrigerator or Tor Box, fine Partitions, Gas Fixtures, Signs, Positive sale. Buyers, dealers spe- inth street. Kiteben Utensils, &c. CAMPBELL & CO.’ office, 83 East EER, W) COLTON, averC + Large sale of Household Furniture, Pianos, Organs, plate Mirrors, 60 or 70 Carpets, &c.. de. turday, Noveriber 20, at auction rooms, 53 East ddway, 11 o'clock, a very large od Furniture of every kind and 30 French plate Pier aud Mantel Mir- Organ, 1 Melodeon, 60 or 70 Carpets, de, rors, 2 Pianos, ec.’ alao quantity of Bedding and Feather Beds; aiso'stgck of Fancy Goods, Glass Cases, &e., from «di Ni The pets will be sold nediately after the sal funnies say about 2 or 234 o'clock. Curalogues of the furniture early this mornin, FW ABRAHAM, _ AUCTIONEE: o'cloek, at 2.173 Third avenus Honsehold Farnitare; to ve sold wi vited; also Horse, Wagon and Harn J, &,,WEINBEROER, AUCTIONEER, SELLA THIS + day Saturday), November 20, ut 10% o'clock, at 69 Bowery—Contonts of a Liquor Store, fine tour-pull Ale Pamp, Liquors, Cigars. &o.; therenfter’ a large assortment of Dry aud Fancy Cools, hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves, Spool ¢. Dealers especially invited. Also Houseboid wing Machines, Cloaks, &o. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL §\ THIS day at 1044 olelock, at 59 Great Jones street, Parlor, Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture, Brussels and other Carpets, Pictures, Mirrors, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Cook- ing and Parlor Sioves, Cutlery, Counter, Bagatelle Tabie, cases Brandy, 8 onps, dc, ec. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND SALES- room 30 nnd 4} East Thirteenth street, will sell Satur~ Yelock, at SO Centre street, cor ets of the late George M et Mirror, G+: ., Wire Sereens, % ware, &e." Also the Res: taurant and Bar and Fixtures, isting of Furniture, Stock, Freneb Ranges, French Br wwaie, Crockery, Tables; Counters, Glass, Silver, two Sates, Stoves, Partitions. Also the right. tithe tod fnterest of the unexpired Lease of one DAY, 1034 e sale of out reserve; dealers ine ‘ur LL, J. its, Desks, Clock: Window Awnings, Pi year and ® ything im fires class condition, Sale rain orshine, ORTGAGE SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL IM. chattel mortgages, J. SEEBACUER, Ancti Sell Saturday, November 20, at il e'clock, at Charles street, the contents of a carriay, sisting of Bellows, Drilling Machines ine, Springs, Iron and Steel, Grocery ‘Wagon, Shits, Hand Screws, Light Rails, 8 Axle Beds, lot livtt Wheels, Wheel Truck, Platform Springs, boxes of Nails, lub Bands, ols; also one row and all kinds Carriage and Blacks: Safe. LOUIS LEVY, Attorney M RSHAL’S SALE.—I. SEEBACHER, AU IML will sell this day (on nccount of former purchaser) 11:30 o'clock, at N k and © tents of u first class millinery store, 2 trimmed and untrim: Feathers, hons, Mirrors, Stovi bles, Hat Stands, Show Cases, JOE *DONOUGH, Marshal MASsHAt's 84LB I, SERBACHER, AUCTIONERR, AML will sett thi ‘at ILo'cloek, at Mott's Livery stabl Twenty-third street, uear Sixth wvenne, one Sleigh. and Robes. JONN MDONOUGH, Marshal, for rnin ad u tists,” to which your special attention is Jacque, directed, These Brissot, Paul Weber, PAINTINGS, MOSTLY CABINET — Saunier SIZ Van Boest, Bierst desirable nely exe SALE! assignee, W.M Bricher, SDAY, Sucurday ‘Tiffan: Gignonx, Gulllauaes, Winslow Homer, J.C, Thor, ‘an Elten, Amberg, Karl Milinor, Ed. Moran, adt, By Richards, Tait, Brown, v. UCTION SALE. Pianofortes, Carpets, & morning, commencing 120 23D ST, 2 elegant rosewood 3 Centre Tables, 1 do. Li 4 Windows of Lace Curt 2 Pier and Mantel Mirro1 25 fine Oil 15 real Brow: 2 gilt Flower Stands. 1 French China 200 pieces Cut lassware 24 Dining Chi 14 Bedroom Sets, complet ) hair and spr! Also complete Basement 500 lots. Housekeepers will do well and shipped or removed, elt in attendance. 1 rovewood Etagere, French a of Furniture for servants’ apartments. This is the most extensive sale of the season. Notice—Goods packed responsi LUKE FITZG! D, Anctiot SALE Catalogue of elegant Household Furniture, c.. Kt public auction toss NEAR OTH AV. namely: Pianofortes, one 4 magnificent Parlor Suits, satin and reps, o'clock, at pri ibrary. irrors. ings. end Risque Pigu 2 Bookcases, Writing Desk aud Drawers. 2 French Clocks, G-day movements. 8 Turkish Chairs, 3 Lounges. 850 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets. Dinner Set, a Sets, and Cutlery, 2 Extension Tables, 1 Buffet. Sofas. 35 pieces Skeffield Plated Ware. te Beddi ing. ig Mattresses, 12 Blankets, assorted Chairs, Rockers, &c. and Kitchen alo; to attend. Not or country, WIA his (Saturday) temnway & Sons. nsils; assortment POSITIVE. @ residence 1e comprises Tencing at 10 o'cloc! No. 47 W! magnificent four & Bros. 73 oct artists: 5 tan, “*damai Chairs, inlaid Centre and cloth Chairs, N. place cars. country. UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT AND USEFUL HOUSE hold Furniture.—This (SATURDAY) morning, com- at the five story brown stonefmansion EST 16TH ST., BETWEEN OTH AND nd erelnwey & Son's Pianoforte, Decker up it Parlor Suits, richly carved, covered in cardinal and tin’? and brocatel Console Tal no, Paintings Musical Boxes, Ornaments; Library and’ Se cases, Desks, Library Tables, Turkish Suite; lain Bedroom Sets, consisting of inlaid Bedst ses, Bureaus nd Bi sprin, SHIN, Comepetent men to remove, pack or ship goods, city or Turkish Loi bles, rosewood Jabinets, plate Mirrors, Bronzes, Figuros, Clocks, Cartain a wenne or University HAYS. by ‘eminent anges, Ey tae: wds, Dressit ds, a hair. ‘hairs in Auctioneer. A JERE. JOHNSON, Old Stand, N GUNS, GREAT SALE’ 0 ceive these guns have pers ments and remit by THE their unequalled seen by the followin, Son, and others, NTHONY J. BL South Fifth avenue ani Friday, November No. 111 Broadway, South Fifth avenue House: 08. GUNS, GU JR, AUCTIONE! 0. 37 Nassau street, CONTINUATION SALE THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock. 8. F BRE! mptor INP lity. ‘NO FINER GUNS EVER FIND THEIR WAY INTO this market, the makers being world renowned, as will be W. Richards, W. H. Scott & Son, W. W. Greener, Bentley, P. Webtey & Son, P, Coleman, Hughs, Adams, id . Mt.12 M., at Exchange Salesroom, 47 and 49 Grand street, corner of 84.6x50,2, two-story and attic brick front Ii rented; terms favorable. Maps’ at office of A. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., Anc- tioneers, No. 9 Pine street. “LOADERS. THE COMMISSION HOUSE FROM WHOM WE RE- orders to close consign- NST. Buyers having the benefit of these forced sales will perceive on examination )TIONEER, nd street corner Property, ER, W. Moore & A 103g near Fourth avenue, without reserve, con Suits, C il oa ane 'CTION SALE—THIS (SATURDA\ kc. Sule positive. Mat Sideboard, MORNING, AT o'clock, all the handsome and useful Household Fur- nituro at the large private house, 105 East Thirteenth street, uublic auction, to the highest bidder, ing of satin brocade, reps and hair- pets, rosewood Pianoforte, Paintings, Vases, Bedstends, Bu esses Extension Table, Cutlery, Oilcioth, Stoves, J. KRAEMER, Anctioneer. Bedding, . PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C MORTGAGE SALEBY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL AVE inortgave, W. BOICE, Auctioneer, will sell the entire Fixtures of the first class Wine and Liquor Saloon No. 25 Johu street, New York, on Friday, Nov. 20, at M. W. H. MAGILL, Attorney for o'clock A. eager. WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. —BY VIRTUB oF & chattel mortgage | will sell on this day, at 9 o'clock, the Fixtures of the Buccher Shop at No. 198 Eldridge street, iu the city of New York. WM, ABBOUT, Jr., Atioruey for, Mortgages. - ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, office No. 3 Chambers street, will sell on this day, at 104g o'clock, on account of formes purchaser, the Fixtures of the Liquor Store 74 Houston street, comer of Elisabeth; splendid four-pull Ale Pump, Magnificent Counter, 1.700 Bottles, Chandeliers, and ald other Fixtures, &c. ; to be sold in lots. IROUS OF PURCHASING ‘teinway & Sons Piano are invited to call at the warerooms of Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS, where a fine assortment of Steinway Pianos, all in perfect condition, and some of them nearly new, Is constantly on hand; also second hand Pianos of other makers. Attempts are constantly made in this city and elsewhere to soli interior pianos with our name on, or ® name spelled so similar that many people do not notice the difference and purchase the spurious and often totally worthless instrument for a genuine Steinway Piano. If persons, before purchas- ing such instrument, will take the number of same und call on STEINWAY & § it can at once be ascertained whether the instrument is a genuine Steinway Piano or a forgery. STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Han, 107-111 East Fourteenth street, New York. A ROR RESTIUPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND ZA. Pianos of our own make; also for gale and rent, anon ber of fine second hand Pianos, in perfett order. WiLLIAM AL 30., No, 112 Fifth avenue, above Sixteenth, T HAINES BROS.’ PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS and manufactory, corner Twenty first street and Second aven a fine assortment of first ciags Pianofortes for sale ou Feasouable terms; a few Pianos but littled ured at great ban gains. A —PIANOFORTES TO RENT. + facta ior sale at 2° OUR OWN MANU: —$100.—BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE ‘and Stool; Pianos to rent, $9 per month; new instru ments very low; instalments Pianos’ tuned, do. GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Blevoker street, near Bowery, PRIVATE FAMILY HAS FOR SALE A SEVEN 0G tave Piano; must be sold in three days; half price. No 9 West Nineteenth street, one door from Fifth avenu PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT Decker & Bros. Pianoforte (at sacritice) ; « brilliant toned 7% octave, richly carved four round rosewood case, full Agraffe oversirung Piano, having all improvements rinted guarantes, bill of sale, used bat 7 mouths, cost $97 for $279; Stool, Cover; a 7% octave upright Chickering Pit fino, with all Iniprovements, $250. N.B.—Boxes for ship. ping. Call to-day or Sunday at five story brown stone resi: dence No, 47 West 16th st., between Sth and 6th avs. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $15¢ round corners, carved legs; instalments taken: monthly: fine tone: @ great chauce, J. BIDDLE, 1 ‘Waverley place, near Bro FOR SALE, A GENUINE STEINWAY & SONS ‘osewood Piwnoforte, but little used, at a bargain: aiso an elegant rosewood upright Windsor Pianoforte, cost originally $1,200, for $275, including Stool, Cover and Musi« Stand, worth $100; guarantee from maker, with Dill of sale and boxes for shipping. Call at private residence 120 West Twonty-third street, near Sixth avenue. LADY WILL SELL FOR $150, COST $550, ROSE. wood sevel octave upright Pianoforte, celeyraved inakers, carved case; perfect order, 28 Third street, be: tween Bowery and Second avenue. BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE Pianoforte, celebrated maker, modern improvements; ¢t $450, for $100; Stool and Cover, Private residence 243 4., between 2d and Sd avs, URDETT always on hand ; pri number, used. very little ORGANS.—A LARGE ASSORTMEN1 reasonuble ; terms easy ;a limited Will be sold cheap to close thers 38 & WHEELOCK, General Agents, 14 East at BILL vurteenth ARGAINS.—7 1-3 OCTAVE PIANO, PERFECT OR- der, $175; Hazelton, Weber, low prices; rent $3 and upward; high top Organ. four stops, $75. GORDON & SON, 13 East Fourteenth street. Oa UL “HUMMING BIRD” PIANOS “Mathushek” grand, orchestral and medinm Pianos Basy monthly instalments, Pianos exchanged. Catalogues free. “MATHUSHEK,” Piano Rooms, $2 East 14th st. HURCH ORGAN FOR SALE—AT THE FAIR OF THR American Institute; has taken the premium, Apply te the builders, JARDINE & SON, 318 East Thirty-ninth st. REAT BARGAINS IN NEW AN COND HAND Pianos of tho best quality, yet low for exsh, at FISCHER'S warerooms and manufactory, 421, 423, 425, 427 West Twenty-oighth street. ia DIANOS—BEST MAKERS, LARGE LOT TO SELL OR Tent cheap, for cash or by easy payments. Call and see them at MERRELL’s, s'Union square, IANO WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW CAN: } roy Phacton ; difference in value paid in cash ; give fall particulurs. Address CLARK, Herald offic SECOND HAND PIANOS, NEARLY NEW, MADE BY J. & ©. Fischer, baving broken iron plates; an o! wanted for them Jali on or address BROKEN P. PIANOS, 163 Bleecker street. f EVENING TELEGRAM SPECIAL DESPATCHE: 1 ME ATHST NEWS AND LARGEST Hide LATIOR © a Art Gallery, 53 L Carrara Marble Statuary, Clocks, &ec. ie tion sale to-day, iberty street, it 12 o'clock, Vase: ner of Nassau, of valuable Figures, French Bronze it the Keeler RT S8ALE.—CHOICE ings at auction this Nl be continued disposed of. Sale vositi COLLECTION OIL PAINT- 73g o'clock, 4 House Art Gallery, 1,148 Broadway, near very evening until the coll B, ©. ANDERSON, Aue ening, at at the 7th st. tion 1s joneer. Furnien LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, ‘salesrooms 104 Liberty and 111 Cedar street. This day, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Staves, Fictures SSIGNEE’S SALE. will sell at turo, Shafting, Belting, Hardware, walnut, ash, Coiling anid Mouldings By order of Charles H. Wi Assignees, Catalogues at RICHARD V. HAR’ rth street, ‘Trucks, 5 i Ison w the o! co of FG. & 90 Broadway, or the auctioneer, 111 Brondway. BY W. R MITCHELL, and The TAUNTON SILV their entire stock at Pitchers, Urns, Cake Dishes, ‘Browkfust, Stands, Spoon Holders, Fish Spoons ers an ware or table cutlery. The tu) ‘er order of Treausuror 2 o'el , Od Vileloth, Furniture, Be Mosiery, Cigbuing, Uutler; Manufacturers’ Superior Silverplated Ware ‘able Cw Dinner and ding, AUCTIONBER, sale, ter! PLATE COMPAN at No. # Mat Waiters, Wat kets, Card and Fruit Stands, Berry Pickle Castors oblets, Mog Syrup Bonquét Holders, Vases, Napkin Rings, Frat Soup, Oyster and Gravy Ladies, Forks Iso a large line of Table Cutlery, The goods are first class, and will be sold without reservation or limit, offering great inducements to dealers, hotgl and saloon keep: private families who intend store will s for sale January 1,1976, ‘Taunton Siive Y Ma J, SWARZKOPF, AUCTIONEER, se) om, js Machings, dy, Dy ETT, Anctionees tion, TUESDAY, November B04 West Fifty Machinery, Work Benches, finished Doors, Blin oak, chestnut ‘and maple Flooring, ‘Allan G, Newman, Eeqe., it, Pie, urehasing fine sil be to lease and Fi at Office Furni- Cases, Glue, ©. 8, Brown, Y will seit nm lane, com- daily at 10 r Sets, Too ‘Celery tchera, ®, p ver desires private pupils; ANY EVE PAPER IN THE UNITED STAI WILL BUY A BRAN NEW ORGAN WITH Vox $45 Msos sttechment; © Nason & Hamlin, double Teed, sub base and octave coupler, only 860; a rdwewoud Fiano, earved legs, $70; iustruments rented or sold en ensy BILLINGS & WHEELOCK 14 Enst For h street, up stairs, dnd rean.abey instalments. INSTRUCTION, COMPETENT TEACHER, NATIVE OF GERMANY, faves instruction 1 tree ulodern Ianyunges and draw! ing: forme moderato; best references given i Piease address sim) Hart street, Brooklyn. hereon EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAT- AL ical teacher, scholar and gold medallist Herein uni- r American); highest city reference. Addrem TEACHER, o 3 rence. y box 180 Herald Uptown BYangh odtce, 1405 Hroadwaye A YOUNG MOTHER, RESIDING VERY NEAR NEW York, desires the charge of two or three motherless girls, from 7 to 19 years of age; tuition in primary branches; joard and washing, $9 per week; music lassons if desired half hour daily devoted to instruction in hyusework; refer. weed. Addi M. K.. tion LADY WILL TEACH CHILDREN DAILY FRENCH and piano, at her own or apie 0, for $2 a wee! sfelorences. Address TEACHER, 900 East Bin st POCKKREPING AND BUSINESS, AFFAIRS, 728 Broadway. Adults can acqaire « profession by @ few weeks practice under the personal instruction of GG. MARSH, author 0 the popular works ou bookkeeping. Apply for cizeulars. Seaman tena POST OFFICE NOTICE. O3T OFFICE NOTICE.—THK MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week endin 20, 1875 Saturday, November 20, 1875, will ay, ach ALM. L. JAMES, Postmaster. — 2 L NOTICES, MATE HEIR OF GRANDUNCLA Ibachall claims which are due t cle, intere: ith the el op ‘and J NOtiey As Lol Gerhart Heinricl 8 the estate of said may be to run, xy alee witend, tay