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te ei FURNITURE. “WAT DEGRAAF & COCHRANE'S, 152 and 154 Wi detweon 6th and 7th avs., nd avery large aud various stock of Furnitare, ning Room, Li 23d st, Boards, Extension Tables... Parlor Sets, all wool re; vee i Parlor Sets, walnut an All the material used is of 1 Al —GREAT BARGAINS | in Parlor, Library, Dining Room and Chambe: Furniture, Pier and Mantel Glasses, Lambrequins, Cornices, only, DEGRAAF & TAYLOR'S, 67 and 9 Bowery, 65 Chrystio st., 139 and 133 Hester st., w York, all under one roof. | Walnut Parfor Suits, sven pieces, hair cloth, reps or satin, $25, $30, $45 and 860. Walnut Ohamber Dressing Case Suits, marble tops, $50, 855, $60, $70 and $100. Fine Painted Suits, eight piece: | | $18, $25, $30 and $40. Best Hair Mattrosses and Fouthor Pillows, at prices that defy competition. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, main entrance 87 Bow 2 PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 120 WEST 23d st. between Sth and 7th avs, xoing ubroad will sell to casi purchaser a magnificent richly carved satin pa lor Suit, 14 pieces, cost #1, one do, $1 Vienna marble Tables, Etaxeres, bronzes, Sue Oil "P int: tugs, Chamber Sets, wilh dressiug cases, 650 up: cunee ju Ket. S100; reps set, $40; Bookcases, Books, fot, two. Extension Tables (one 14 feet), Chairs in lenther, Carpets, Cloeks, Ornaments, Spring Hair Mattresses and other houxe- hold goods too numerous to detail, |. B.—Must ve sold. Cali on Monday, kB. GAY, THE FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE OF ' GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadwa: GEORGE A. CLAKKE, 747 Broadway, all the new and desirable styles of fine Furniture, Curpete, Mirrors, spring and parlor Bods, pare hair Mattresses, &c., at reduced prices und on liberal terms of payment, Special terms for turni French flats Act 1826. Established 50 years. 1876. Furniture, good, reliable, well made Furniture, selling be- low cost, at the old established houses of WM. H. LEE, 199 nd 277 Canal st., and 201 Falton st., near Greenwich st., Broadway. Call before purchasing. WM. H. LEE. A HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE | FOR ale ; cousists Parlor and Drawing Room Suits, Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture, Steinway Planofort #200, Paintings, Bronzes, Bedding rep sult, $85: Carpet: de.; ‘must be sold. Call, today or Monday, private rest: dence No. 47 West 16th st., between Sth and hth uv: A GNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, WITH COVERS, it Mirror at sacrifice ; 245 10th ay. PICKHARDY #X(EASION SOFA BED WANTED— 4 fect 4 or 4.6; aust de in good order, Address B., box 124 Herald Uptown office. F ENTION !—CARPETS THE Hla paid in cash for second uand Carpets addressiny M. ABIAHAMS, 257 7th av. Attended to. A GetION KOOMS, 29 EAST 13TH STONE NEW Chickering and on teinwi Pianoforte, bandsume Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Sets, Beds, Bedding, & private sale at auction pri “ASSORTMEN RPHTS, FURNI- ulesrooing, 410 8th TRST Hing o Orders promptly oy AE RLOR- 18th, near Sin av, 22 EAST 13TiL. BARGAIN private sale; auction prices. ‘axos and Parlor Suits, FU RNITURE, id hund, for sale low. Cortli , near Broadway, CARPETS, BEDDING, &C. UIT FOR $85; COST Furnitur. A, Dressing OFFIC Tew and se Great Reduction in Prices! rom $30 upward Enameled Chamber Suits, from $17 up= Walnut Chamber suits, from 81 upward ry Carpet, from SL a yard up. Ingrain Carpet, trom 35c. » yard up. Oileloth, from 85¢, a yard up. D. KsLLY, 512 and 514 8th ay. ‘$5: der Desk, cost $250, all of which will be tifice. Apply No. $4 Eant 4th st, URNITURE, HOUSKHOL &e., private sale, suction prices, investi All treated politely. quick ME. Fot BALE-H0! ORNAMENTS, cked cheap. Buyers N. B.—Best location for FAVOR’S auction OLD FURS storave), sufficient for « stnall family, st office, TWO BLACK WALNUT PRAME MANTEL ct wide, at @ great sacrifice. In- ast 17th st. FURNITURE MAN UFACTURERS, | 104 AND 106 WEST 14TIT 8T., Detween 6th and 7th avs. one door west of 14th st. |: Six large warerooms {all of samples. Do not fall to examine EASTLAKE and all tho la furniture, via :— Solid walnut and ash— Exstiake Bedroom Suits Jake Sideboar Bestiake Vining ( Painted Bedrovm Suits... Parlor Suits, well made... &e., ke, ke “BUY OF THE MAKER AND MAKE BY IT.” ©. FLINT & Co., 104 and 106 WEST 14TH ST., OPPOSITE THE LYCEUM THEATR! STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR Fi ts for cash or liberal terms of paymen OW PERT: IT'S, 155 and 157 Chatham st, Thir- toon urge warerooms ISFIT CARPETS, OILCLOTIIS AND MATTINGS at the old place, 112 Fulton si «took and prices before buying. HEAP.—ALSO MA T ROSE. cost $400 last June, for $200. Call ree ARLOR BEDS, PARLOR BEDS, AT SMITHS, 816 meee: near 12th st, Cash or instalments. ECLINING HOUSEKEEPING ADD 8 ADDRESS ievrandiately ost prices paid Furniture ni. AME ENTIRE FURNITURE OF A FRENCH PLAT for salo—Price $500, Address ROSS, Heraid office, gpd WARD & Oi r sheir large Medieval and Eastlake strive, At greatly reduced prices. Wareho Spring street, W antep—anrigs W si ture, &e.. aud recetye moderate advanes Address FURNITURE STORAGE, Herald Ups office. ‘OR HOUSEKEEPING, se of which room and bourd K BLONDE, WOULD TIRE ‘of # geutiom: view t rimony; none ander the age of 30 ooo a ee jer, Ad- teed Matd MAY Koxbury Post office, Highlands, Boston, ass. GENTLEMAN OF 26 DESIRES TH nid Aint. e9 of an uoucrable young lady of good Gi ally inclined. Addross, raph, if any, ALPHA, box ty Hernia oftic GENTLEMAN | OF CULTURE, New York, desi: sequainianoe of ' youne lady, o matelun Srone VauttT Rt NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. N ‘UST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOL- LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND, ac. Via KOTTERDAN. October 12 etober 26 States mail etherlauds, are ‘areet favorites with the public. Trips seamen, rates low, comfort and li hen perfect. For treig! For pass FEXCh, upvE & co. LW MORRIS, AMBURG for FLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG aa HAMBURG WIELAND, Oct, 12) CIMBRI FISTA, “sebet 19, GELLERT to Fiymouth, Londor, Cherbourg. Ha First, Cabin, $100, gold; ge, $40, currency. RICHARD & BOAS, General 1 Vaanonger Agente, Rates of burg and a points fi Second Cabin, $60, 4 KUNHAKDT & Co. NUNARD LINE—B, AND _X. NOTICE bh & view to diminishing the chances of collision, the " 9 of this line tuke u specific course tor all seasons of he year, On the outward p on, crossing the meridia: 0 the north of 43. the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 30 at 42 latitude, or yovhing to the north o FiO NEW POuK PCR LIVERYOOL AND QUEENS- TOW BOTHNL Wed., Oct. 11 / ABYS: Queenstown to New Y¥. ie) = 43 latitude, or noth- and $130, goia, sccoraing |. Return tickets on favorable terms, @ tickets to and from ull parts of Europe at very reen, ERY W HITE STAR LIN&. , FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. \G THE UNITED STATES MAIL. of this li he Lane Routes recom: mended by Lieutenant Maury “lng Bouth of the Hanks on the passayo to Quectstown ali the year round. GERMANIC. Ocrobs + A730 A. stow Be GHRMANIC.. From Wi te a gold; returo tickets on termi. Steernye, 8: terooms, smoking: amiasbips, where the noise and motion are least degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea, For inspection ot one nd other ee ior company’s office, 37 Broadway, New ¥. 3. CorTts, Agent. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANC! tHE ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAiL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH G. B.) tor the landing of passenger fasorito route for the Conti. Rent (cabins provided with electric bells) wii! sail trom pl No. 43, foot of Barr follow: ANERIQUE, Tonac GERMAIN, Recnl Son LRU RENE. acts ‘Saturday, Octob PRICE OF PAdSAG GOLD (including w: Firat Cabin, $110 to 8120, according 10 sceommodation; Second, 872; Third, $40. Keturn tickets at 'redueod rates. $26; with superior 4 bathrooms are placed Mfording ply at the Saturday, Octo! ccommodation, including nsils, without extra charge. Steam- ry stecrage passengers. LOUIS DE BEBLAN, Agent, 55 Broadway. ITATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, jer 42 Norsh River (foot of Canal st.), as follows :— TATE OF VIRGINIA. Thursday, October 19 STATE OF NEVADA. ‘Thursday, Octobor 26 ‘ATE OF INDIANA . Novomber 2 and every alternate Thursday th First eabin, $80, $85 and $70 to $80, aceording to accommodatio: tickets, $110, $125. Second cabin, $45; return tickets, Ntoerage at low: Appig to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CU.. Agents, No. 72 Brv tt Now York. + STRERAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THE COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH RIVER, NIFED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS, TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, dailing on TUESDAY from pier 45 Nortn Riv DAKOTA...Oet. 10, 11 a. M. | NEVADA... MONTANA. Oct. 24, 10 A.M. | WISCONSIN, bin, $45, $70 and $80, currency. Intermediate, $40; steerage, Passongors booked to ani from Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger: many ut lowest rates, WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. PECIAL NOTICE.—THE SPLENDID MAIL STrAM- ip DAKOTA, Captain Prico, sails from pier 46 North River, foot of King st., tor Quoenstown and Tuosday, October 10, at 11 o'clock A. M. accommodation in Cabin, Second from 8 rate XREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. G ‘KNGLAND) DIRECT, Kast River TO BRISTOL sailing from pier 1 CORNWALL, Stumpe SOMERSET, Wester Cubin pastage, $70; intarmestace, $45 Nice, $50, currency; excursion tickets, $120, prepaid steerage certifi- Gates, $26, “Apply tw W. D.” MOKGANe Agent, 70 south Ausaroay LINE. follows -Suturday, Oct, 1 Monday. Oc ail Steamship Service between PAILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown, Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and Sailin Weduesday from Liverpool. The f ifiswite steamers are appvinted to sail from Phile- delphi: INDIANA. Oct. 12] OHIO Nov. 2 ILLINOIS: Ve 19 PENNSYLVANIA. .,.Nov. 9 *LORD CLIVE 26 | *CITY of NEWYORK Nov. 18 PRICK OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. Cabin, $75 to $10, according to location. Stoorae aud intermediate tickets to and from ail points at the lowest rates. ‘*Steamors marked with @ star do not carry intermediate, senger accommodation for all classes unsurpassed, For passace, rates of freight and othor intormation apply to PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, 3o7 Walnut st . Philadel phia. GEOKOE W. COLTON, 42 Hroad'st., Now York: JOUN McDONALD. Easenger Agent. No. NMAN LINE.—NaIL STEAWERS tor Queenstown and Liverpool, CITY OF BERLIN... uturday, Oct TY OF CHES! CITY OF RICH MOND. CITY OF BERLIN CITY OF CHESTER"... From pter 45 Cabin, $40 and $10. gold, Return tickets on favorable terms. Stoerage, $23, currency. Drafts at lowest rates, ‘Saloons, stuterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships, JOUN G. DALE, Agent, 15 and 83 Broadway, “A NCHOR LINE, U ITED STATES MA. IL, STEAMERS, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. Oct. 14, 2 P.M. meee Oct. 28, 1 P, M. Oct. 1, 7 A.M. Ethiopi Nov. 4,74. M. Ascolw, LIVERPOO DERRY. Cabins, $65 to $80, according to sccommodations, Intermes $35, steeray io = ‘Oct. 28, bin, $55 to 370." Steer Cabin Excursion Tickets Drafts issued tor any atnount at carrent rates. Company's pier Nox, 20 and 21 North River, New York. WESD ERS BROS.. Agents, 7 Howling Green. Ttaly. tite bteerare pas: upward xt curront rates, "Apply at the company's office, 09 Brosdway. Stoerace tickets can also be obtained at “he company's plers, 44 and 47 North River. FP, W, J. HURST, Manager. ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SUUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, Company's pier, foot of 2d st., Hoboken. MAIN... .Suturday, Oct. 14 | MOSEL... Saturday, Get, 28 NECKAKSeturday, Oct, 21| WESER '.. Saturday, Nov. 1 Hates of petey from ~4 York to Southampton, Havre or Brem Cabin, $100, gold; Second Cabin, 660, gold; Steer- age, £30, currency. ‘Return tickets at reduced rates, Prepaid steernge cortifionves, $32, currency. sainine! oy es & 00,2 Bo imestal aad, Bales ly for full natal and Hnltic ports. A 9 full roto CHARLES LW Riot & CO. Fee ’south ste COASTWISE STEA. MSHIPS. bY crorprre TRANSIT AND acute MALL STEAMSHIP LINES, Por CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZBALAND, BEITISH BIA, OREGON, &6., ng from pier 42 orth River, For SAN FRANCISCO, vin ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, Steamship COLUN .Monday, Uct. 16 connecting for Central Ai ith Pacitie te. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN aud CHINA, Steamship CITY OF TOKIO Wednesday, Prom aN FRANCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS PRALIA snd NEW ZEALAND, Stonmahip ZBALANDIA. 5 ht OF Dassaqe ap) Wal POLY DE Cok of Hd. BULLAY, Sapertutendens, _ No. 6 Howling Green, pier 42 North River, foot ¢ ERMUDA, ST. THOMAS, Wi-ST INDIES. Mail Stoumer VANIMA sails October 1 E. OUTERBRIDOE, 2 EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRKCT MAIL LINE— Theso first class steamships will sail at 3 P.M. from pier 13 North iver, foos of Cedar st, for Havana direct As Thursday, October 12 D -Tuesday, October 24 For freigit and passage, having unsurpassed accommoda- cr iy to. ons SPP WP. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowlt < sFo0n, Alt LUN 4 CO. Agents in H ND ST, JOHN ‘ STKAMSHIP LU 10 North River following days, at 3 P. GEORGE WASHINGTON Friday, October 13 GEOKGE CROMWELL, . Tuesday, Ocvober 24 Most direct, eheapest and quickest route to Nova Seutia, foandland ant the Lower St. Lawrence. Exeellent pas. senger accom modatiuns. ror freight or w LAKK & SEAMAN 86 W os pss N. Y¥,, WAVA D MKXICAN MAIL 88. LINK . Steamers leave ¥ “Al he Toren ety ANA « CITY OF HAVANAL LS Wi CITY OF VERA CRI GITY OF NEW YORK GITY OF HAVANA, tab FOR hid c gid R hd OhLEARS, je Hevans, Progreso, Uampeachy. City OF Hen ppmcpmenlcrma we oF tat EXANDRE He? SONS, 31 and 3 Broads Btoamers will le: ad Nor AND MEXIUAN MAIL 8-, LINE.— No, 3 North River at 3 P.M. ORGAN'S NEW “YORK NE MORGAN CITY will ‘aturday, October 14, at 3 P.M. for direct, transferring Texas freight there to Louimana Texas Railroad for Morgan City, theuce per Morgan's steamers to Texas ports. Throw; i bills of lading sixned to all points on the issippi River, Mobile, Galveston, Indianola, Corpus Christi, ockport, Brazos Santiago, Brownsville, and to all poimts on the Gal- vestow, tiarrisbary and dan Antonio, Houston and Texas Central, International aud at Northern Texas Pacitic and Trans-Continental railroads, Freights for st. Mary's and Fulton lauded at Rockport. Lighterage anu channel duce at Corpus Christl and Bra- tos Santiago at the exp ‘and risk of consign Insurance can be effected under pen policy of U. A, Whit, bn hay to New Orleans, § per ; to Texas ports, 3; Yor freight vr further information apply to Ci aii A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents; office, pier 36 North Riv LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, nailing frow pl Yor Norfolk, Point and Richinond, Tuesday ML, connecting wi inginia st Line, Piedmout Air peake wod Ohio Railroad, and tu interior points in North ain, Newborn aud Washington, N.C. (via Norfolk), very Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Lewes, Dei, Monday and Thursday as 3 P. M., connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads. Passenger accommodations unsurpasso ‘Through passage tickets and bills erisding to all pointe at lowest rates. "Insurance to Norfolk, a per cent, Froight received daily ut pier 37 jeneral ottices, 197 | Lat rok Rew © ste} KNICKERBOCKER, Captain Kemble, will sall ou SATURDAY, Ucrober 14, at 4 o'clock points on the M Cabin pas: N.P.—REGULAR MAIL STEAM New York October -3. _MURRAY, FERRI LEO leave: GUIbDs. LBANY —GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE BY PEO: vie's Line, First class passace only $1 after October 1. HUDSON LUVER BY MOUNLIGHT. Centennial visitors can enjoy a view of the bess and most magniliceut sconery of the Highlands on the Hudson by travelling on the People's Lino af elegant and commodigus { boats, passing West Point and allot places of interest the evening, and gounecting th mo 11s for Chicago and'all poluts North and West. bo ily (Sunday's excepted) atG 2. M., from pier 41d a Kailroad pier in New York. Meuis on the Ku Statervo allowed In exelian Ken and pas OY BY DAY BOATS VIBBARD id DANE W.—Leave Vestry st. plier at 8:10 and 24th st. at L landing at Nyack and Tartytown (by terryboat), W: t Point, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rhine- beck, Catskill aud Hudson; connections at Albany with Rew train at 4 P.M. for the West over York Central, arriving at Buffelo 10, Suspension Brid; 8:80, and Niagara Falls at “the following morning; continuous trains on Lake Snore and Canada yathera roads, To West Point i Newburg and return same day, $1; Pough- BY DAYLIGHT,—CEN- I visttors are informed that the day boats will run Exhibition, and afford the only means of enjoy- d scenery of the Hu ‘the day iding adjoius that of the Pennsylvania Railroad in ke; close connection made trom the West by the St. tothe West by fast train at 8 P, M. trom Wagner's sleoping cars: attached. Tickets vod ou Hudson River Railroad received for passase. durin, ing all of the ansurpast boat 1 trom pier 49 North River, !oot of Leroy st. clock, making certain connections with morning trains for all points | QT _LANSING'S CENTENNIAL TICKRT OFFICE, A.So7‘rondwey, call before buying, selling or exehang: ing your ratlway ‘tickets; tickets to all puitts at reducod rates. ROOKLY BATH AND CONEY e hourly for Coney netery main ent On KILL CREEK LINK.—STEAMER NEW CHAM. PION or Arata ed Gee zat trom Canal st, pier 42 North River, 6 P, M. s, Berths free. (\ONEY ISLAND. route from New Yor! SLAND RATL- lund trom depot, new steam line (Prospect Park and Coney Island Kailr trom Greenwood to Coney Island) 15 minute: t Fulton forry tor new 1 gnirance Greenwocd Cemetery, paséing through Prospect ark. Derry RIVER LINE TO BOSTO! via Newport and Fall sivor.—The world renowned | mboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murray st., daily (Sundaysinelt . at 5 P.M. Through tickets sold ‘at aif the principal hotelsin the city. FOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with Danbury, Nore Norwalk and New Haven Rail- roads, by steamer AMERICUS, dock, Brookly: Ped and too 83d raion ticke! daily (Sundays excepted), i H I%via Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad. } Leave pier 8 North River, foot Rector st, at A. M. and 4 P. this route a delightful excursion fine steamer: : JESSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE across the bey in full view of the Atlantic Ocean to Sandy Hook, resurniag to the city at convenient hours. W. 8, SNEDEN, G. M. REENWOOD CEMETERY.—Tis MOST DIRKOT route to Greenwood 1s by the Court streat or Third avo- nue cars trom Fuiton terry. Brooklyn. MILLINLKY AND DRESSMAKINw. ANE, A —A—MMES. PORTER & Di , IMPORTERS, 949 BROADWAY AND 179 STH AV., are constantly receiving new and eleg designs in Parisian Bonnets and Hats, T POLAND & SPIES, Ostrich Feather Trimming, 37 Lers will find a fushionable assort MANUFACTURERS and 376 Canal st, jub- A UGUST SEYD, SUCOKSSOR TO JOHN SCHMAN- der, 43 East 10th st., bas now on exhibition an elegant Assortment of the latest styles of Paris Suits, Cloaks, &e. , recherche 's). Notice to of mew goudls to-day and t orrow, welect models. 423 Och ‘atrons.—A rare and rich display OFFERS A TE. MATHERS & OO.'S, 801 BROADWAY, NEAR A Toti st: ave now an opening of a large and eiuice selec- Vion of French Bounets and English Promenade Huts of the latest style: T BROWN'S—LONDON KOUND HATS. 7 eueA BROWN ( oud st. Lou- don), bas now some for fall 1,281 Broadway, between AZ successor to M. A. Page, MME. KEHOE, erloy place, Importer of French Honnets and Hats, Hasfopened for the auturon season, now open. IMPORTED PARIS PATTERNS, Material and patterns cut from measure ranted to Bt Mme. A, DUVAL, riecsly. store 896 Broadway. A SUPERIOR DRESSMAKING. Exquisite Gt and style. Elegant French Corsets and Panters. Mme. A. DUVAL, store E98 Broadway. YTS ra MRS. MYERS, 25 East 14th st, between Sth av. and Ralveediy place, —MME. BARNES, Asis Round Hat Titel at Kuo anteod: porters specialties, 366 B Alt 19TH. —A Bonnets and BOARDERS! WANTED. i‘ TT “AF—Wit BOARD, DESTRAVLE 1d Floor of five rooms, separately of together: alse Jarge Room on fourth hoor. $5 TO & PER WEEK.—FURNISH nixhed Rooms to let, to gengeman Board. Al 6. Wi g 7 BOARD, wo wall Rese: ates large front Room; splendid lea tion; moderate te: 12, WEST 10TH ST., NEAR STH AV.—HANDSOMBLY he a Rooms, en suite or singly; full Board and good tat DTH SE, 108 WEST.—ROOM ON FOURTH FLOOR = ‘to let, with Board, to slngle gentlemen; terms mod- i. 29,% KAST WASHINGTON PLACE.—HANDSOME FUR- ul ot Rooms . rent, with or without Board; terms B4trst. 146 EAST —HANDSOMBLY FURNISHED second foor aud hall Rooms, with Board; bouse and location first class; references, 41428" 29TH ST.—TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS ON second floor: also one Room, third tloor, with Board; all suany exposure; reference. T., WEST, 139.-PLBANTLY FURNISHED ith Bourd, suitable for single gentlemen or ences, ava. —Neatly tarsished Rooms, with use of gas and bath and fire if required. Ty ST., 206 WEST.—LARGE ROOMS, SECOND Oioor, front; also sin; ‘Rooms on fourth, to gentle- with first class Board; one block from Rossmore aud 122, 101808 AV.—SUIT OF KOOMS, ON eeousD loor, to ‘ingle Rooms, und required. [2408 22D ST.—IN A PRIVATR FAMILY, wi boarders are taken, « party of two can be secommodated with good Hoard and’ large wleove Room, o secon 135 WEsT 13TH ST—TO LET, WI 2) Second Floor, four rooms, tox terms moderate BOARD, or separately; HELP WANTED—FEMALES. FIRST CLASS CUTIEI AND DestON A of ladies’ suits and costumes; good salary will be paid to & competent reop. Apply on Monday morning, betore 10 o'clock, at GORDON & ORS, 13% Bowery. ‘ED. RED WOM. (SOUTHBRN as laundress and chambermaia, tn a small pri- vate family ;eity referonces. 10 o'elock, M pluce. __ SITUATIONS WAS ED—MALE: A, RELIABLE “ROY,” parents. wocustomed ‘to alice work, or assistant btok speaks Pronen ond writes wells reference, present smploy wages $3 per week. Call on or addruss C. East 15th at. JANITOR BANK PORTER—NAS BUST REFERENCE, e) Adare: ©. WINHA™, 34 Liberty st. CLERKS AND SALESMEN . B. “ALTMAN & 331 AND 33s oT A want a first class cloak and fur man, None except compe- tent to take charge upply Monday, or by letter at uBce, at abov COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, OACHMAN'S SITOATIO! oR WANTED. —THOROUGH- derstands his busi highly recommended from ince, Address JAM "6 West 1th hh st. rover bome,7 per ee tor his money, well secured, anc ployment, Apply Tod, RVANDERVOORT, 257 West 40eb VERTISEMENTS ON DEMANDE ONE FENME FRANCAISE” COMME ‘aasintante wourice et pour faire les chambres et coudre, Svadreeser ann. 41 33me rae, On For Other Want Advertisements See WAS FINISHING German, Itullan and Christern, ie “LADY, WELL. tencher of music, singing, Frenc English. For lessons address M. 8.,'care of Mr. niversity piace. 238 “EAST 12TH ST.—HANDBOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, with first class Board ; references. B17 EST 10TH ST.—WITH BOARD, HANDSOMELY furnished second floor tront Room, with large closet; 1 Rood table. southern expos 400 WEST 25D 81.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ONE large sunny Roomghandsomely furnished; ail con- Veuienc$s; table Board. improvements IMPORTER, WILL YM. OL Qiens vests. sow and dietinges designe in Winter Hats Mourning Hats,» large assortment, 30 B OPEN THE PRES- aes 14th (akiss CLOSED OUT at 23 UNI is kiving up business, Bis soe es LEGANT SUITS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE Hisere and with less goods than elsewhere. Cail and tev. G4 Wost 10th st, No sign, ASHIONABLE | DRESSMAKI IN THE Late ings pe Wesvtitet ss. Detweon Oth a styles xt reasonable prict et fits ui toed: Mrs, JOMNSTOMB, No. 105 XOLDEN & CO. this day; imported Hats from av., up atuirs, Detwe rME. a. PALMER, PARIS MILLINERY OPENED 12 to $40. No. 313 6th 19th and 20th sts, 791 BROADWAY, BEGS TO ‘Sunounce to her lady custpmors that she has been suc- to exquis suite, at 59’ STH AV.—ELKGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SOT. ‘or singly, with superior Board; private table if desired; refe ‘oxchunged. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO Jet in the Louse of a widow lady; modern improvements nd all the comforts of » honte.’ Apply at 73! 8th av., ring first bell, B. R&IDS, 17. EAST SIST ST.. MADISON offers’ handsomely furnished Suits, with Private tuvle only; highest reference. HILADELPHIA.—PRIVATE BOARDIN Rooms, en suite 6 o'clock dinner; delightful terms $150 to $2 por duy: Vulldings, "Mrs. MOOIE, 1,013 RS, J. CHOICE (po LET—WITH ROAD THREE COMMUNICATING parlor floor Rooms (unfurnished) and three on second floor, to two sinall fainilies; one of the best locations in the city? near principal hotels; no other bourders; price low. Address 8C. HR, Herald office. 7, HANKINS, 432 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA; 228 West 29th et., York.—Several best private uses, both citivs, $3 to $15 por week. For Other Boarding Advertisements See A LADY TEACHES PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING; $10 epared, churches, opera. 265 Broadwa} A INSTRUCTION ON PTA’ 0 BY A COMPETENT {Ajtescher: reference; practice if desired, 258 West jt man. wishes to lve a few ‘more private 43 BERLIN, Herald Uptown Branch office, MAN OF THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUGA- tion will give it p2vile) residence for $15 per auarier, Av drei . box 140 Herald Uptown ol pscumurel 2 CULTIVATED LADY, OF EXPERIENOE AND AO- knowledged musical ralcnt, gives planoforte and sin iessons, $10" per. quarter: hie CLASSIC, box 3,974 Post office. A ‘A YOUNG LADY PIANIST WISHES TO JOIN A quartet club or trio, for the study of chamber musle, oF 1a organising one, Address FLANIST, box Sortee office, YORBIGN GENTLEMAN PROFESSOR, JUSt AR- rived from Paris and London, touches singing and piuno; pupils convinced within tew lessons of the wondertul superiority of his new rapid met terms moderate, Ad- ares ee SSO, 1 263 Bi MAN ( T EXPERIRNCE GIV scumecoaton harp und harmony at pupit’s residence; refe Address with Feuldonee, TEACHER, box 120 Herald Uptown Braneh ofice, A \ TENOR, CULTIVATED VOICE, SIGHT READER, vell Accept position in cholr or eoucert, Address SUD* eat references, ress way. Directory. ERATION, Horald office. 7 YOUNG LADY, WELL QUALIFIED, WISHES TO BROOKLYN BOARD. moe lessons to Beginners Sane Sina ee ‘$6 per FOPLAR Tr. “HEIGHTS, THREE | quarter. Address F, K., Herald Uptown oltice. i minut First class Bourd; terms $5 to 88, ME. F. PINCHON, 42 East 10th st., having returaod trom Parla, bes opened @ large assort- mont of Chea. renee Drew, to which she calls the attention of the ludies of New Yor and strangers visiting the city. . M ‘AISON WALTON, 862 BROADWAY, ABOVE UNION w the coming all 1d Round Hai DE PARIS.—DRESSES MADE IN MOST | Metogen clegant style aud cheap. Ladies call, We strive to | pienso, 207 Kast 46th st, Mae PION, we will open on Tha: ‘8 cnse of in LLE. LARIDON, 83 EAST 10TH S8T.—DRESSES: dVLand Cloaks made to order in latest Parisian style at short noties perfect Gt warranted. Prices very moderate. EK. BRUCE, DRESSMAKER, eon 38h d 39th ets., would like a few moro cu: 663 6TH AV., BE- ME. PRICK, 465 6TH AV. 28th ot, calls attention to hier 1 jarge stock of French Bonnets end round Hats; also the latest novelties in Mil- linery Goods, announees to her eustomers Europe with a choi Evoning Dresses, Mau! from the leading houses of Wo: Suits and Cloaks made to order reduced pric Pingat ond others; UDSON RIVER BY MOONLIG Citizens? Line—Elegant steamboats for Troy, ‘and all points North and West leave daily (except Saturday) acé P.M, from pier 49 North River. First class passage only $1; deck passage 50e. pes NSYLVANIA UROAL “RAILROAD, GRBAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses aud Cortlandt street ferries, us folio Express tor Harrisburg, Pittsbu fest and South, pith Pullman palace cars attached, 9:30 A. M., 6 und 8:3) P.M. Sunday, 6 an; i For Wiltiamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and Erie at 2:40 and 8:80 P.§M., connecting at ‘Corry tor Titusville, Petro- Joum Contes and the Oil Regions, For Balgimore, Washington und tho Squth, “Limited Wash- ington xpress” of Pallman parlor cars daily, except Sun- ve Washington 4: gular ia. oS uoTmd oP Ma day oF MM, press for, eae in, 180, Bs O20 AL M., 12:30, 240. 3,45, OF, Mand 12 night, Accomme- M.” Sunday, 8 A, M. and second cluss, 7 6:30. 7:30, 5, 8:40 On’ Sunday, 8A. 1 Depot BO 4 6: 20.4,'M. and7 P.M. to Newark, Klirabeth, Rahway, Princeton, Perth Amboy, Flemington, Belvidere and ot ¢ local schedules at ail ticket offices, rom Pittsburg, 6:20 and 10:30 4. M. and 10 20 P.M. di ; 10sl0 A. M. and 6:50 P. ML daily, ex- cept Monday. Prom Washington und Baltimore, 6:30 AL Mt 4:10,.5'10 and 10 Sunday, 6:30 A.M. From Philadelphia, 5 6:30, 10:10," 11,20, 11 50 Shovand 10:20 FM Sanday? Si $0.8 80, 0G, 40 ab Pa nund sy: 6:20, 8 0, 10:1, 11 50-A. M., 6:50 and 10:20 PA Ticket offices, 526 and 94 Broadway, No, 1 Astor House and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts. ; No. 4 Court Brookiyn; Nos: 114, 116 and 118 Hudson st., Hoboken depot, Jersey City. Emigrant ticket office, No! 8 Battery nce. PIPHANK THOMSON, —D. M, BOYD, Jr, General Manager, neral Pausénger Agent. TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, _, Steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT, from pier 33 North River, foot of Juy st., utS P.M. fein ibe aoitochl mivce’ ieee abides: Onoda : er, toot of Pai EURGTita und GALA ATBA, a: 4:30 P.M. - dation, 7 A. $2 point: Trains arrive ME. NATALIE TILMAN (LATE Fieurs, Modes, Robes, specialty. s., now 1,255 Broadway, between 31 N. B.—Bridal Wreaths and Veils a OF OTH AND 16TH and $2d sts.— RS. WISTER, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER, 138 East 28th at.’ (late with Lord & Taylor). Paria Styles at prices to sult the tines, ‘The latest King bell twice. MES, “FIRMIN, FROM 1,163 BROADWAY, fash MAKES: jonable Sults tor $4. 405 6th av., fire door from Beeb at. SMART, 57 OTH ST., BETWEEN UNIVER- Exqulsite Pleatings and But- 44 ME. DELLAG, 16 WEST 24TH 5T., HAS RECEIVED new patterns from Paris; makes ulcd suits for evening dreuses at very moderate prices. ‘RS. BELFORD, LATE OF 385 moved to 43 Bust 28th ava. and is now read sidin; jabita, de. Cutting and fitting do de in the m ‘at the sharte: A acka Oaleneye in treseenote TH AV, HAS RE- Madison and 4th st fashionad) notice. yl ME. STEHLI & CO@WISH TO INFORM customers and the public cenerall; moved to No. 17 Kust 17th THEIR ly that they have re- here ts their usnal elegant assortinent of imported Bonnets and English Round Hats, Miz HARTLEY, 947 BROADWAY AND 177 STII AV., gn hand ‘nets, and some DLAITING ROOMS, 114 EAST Building, ‘maynificent assortment of French Bon: her orapw ture. Will open a case of 14TH ST, GROTE opposite Academy of Music.—Hand or ma- Chine plaiting and embroidering, SSRN ke, promptly Bi a office, 202 Fulton s Gj iting; also shirring and Nomentug ‘done by machin a yard, by 8. JOSEPH, 88 Forsyth between Orat near Can tad Pinespple i from 87. RFECT d upward. ae DRESSES Miss REAADON, tome, 684 Ava blest CLASS DRESSMAKER ould like @ tew more engagements by the day or as EXCURSIONS. — GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE BAY TO Staten Island —Boats | Whitehall st., toot of Broad- wuy, nt 7:30, 9:15, 11215 A. 1:15, 3:15, 4:15, 5:30 and 240 P, M., tor New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton t Kichmond. Fare only le, —GOVERNOR'S ISLAND OPEN TO_VISITORS.— he stowm yacht GOVERNOR'S ISLAND lenves th House pier ut the Battory overy day Inland. Concert by the if immediately alter by dress pas JUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM AND AS- roria, landing at 11th st. Astoria, and 120th 9t., exch way. Th ers SYLVAN GLEN and SYLVAN DELL will, on punday, O2tover 4, 1876, leave Harlem every hour from 9 A. M. to 6:45 P, M., and Peck alip hourly trom 20330 AM. to 7:45 P.M ‘Leave 1ith at. ten minutes | jer than Peck slip, N. B.—Boats connect with boats for High Bridge. Pare 15 cents on Sundays, HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO. NE ARTS, OLD BY FRAN AVINGS, PAINT! Nos LIBERAL CoMMISsION—TILDEN AND a carefully painted portrait of each—no sign work— bio for wclub hall, patd to a arty “chaser. Address Mr. ZOGRAVHOS, ee ASTROLOG HAYES. who will flud « offi LADY TRUSTWORTHY FORTUNE ~ FRENCH Race gives Riso medical advice, 67 Amity st, coruer Bouth 5th av. —$1,000,—NO IMPOSITION; GREATES "BUSINESS Clairvoyant ts M names tn full: causes marriaces; 0 $2. 428 Cth av,, corner circular, New York. FOSTER. Law suit 25¢. 10 ve. *, Sotisfuction yiven. STROLOGER, LISTER, 319 UTH AV.—SEND FOR Address all letvers to Post office box 4,829, 100, ae 81., FIVE MINUTES FROM FULTON yigrry— Fires class Board, including heat and gas; terms $8. PUPIL OF THE Most DISTINGUISHED PRO- feesors jn Europe will give two weeks’ lessons in singing and piano free, and very reasonable if continued. Address PIANIST, box 145 Herald Uptown Branch oftice, TB PACIFIC ST. BROOKLEN: jaite or singly, wit! aealeoe ts vied: meu minoeos [19 ,2o8? GREENE PLAGE. NEWLY FURNISHED Rooms, on second aud third floors, to les, with or with- out Board ; family ; good sable; moderate terms. FG Li2te Bhs BROORLYN AMERICAN WIDOW Indy will tike two children to Board; @ mother’s caro: will take an infant, Address H. Biviteie PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, living jn thelr own house on the Hill, will let, with ory front ulcove Room, large ‘closets. table first class, eleguntly farn ntleman and wife; no other boarders: terms, $20 at reference given aud required. A: office, ROARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND IE, IN 4 SELECT private family; no other boarders ‘aleove Koom, handsomely furnished: tr; lurge. closets; tublo first class; terms modorate to a first class party. i ¥ MAY, Brookiyn Post oifice, HOTELS. At NEW ENGLAND HOTEL—LODGINGS, ~ 500, nightly, for gentlemen only; 200 light, separat®’ Rooms, Corner Bowery and Bayard. LWAYS OPEN—FRANKFORT HOUS! Fravkfort and William sts, Rooms 35c., ‘men, families. ALOONY HOTEL, NO. 11 11TH 8T., NEAR BROAD- Wray, snow open for reception of permauent or trauslent facets: Rooms, with or without Board; families liberally dealt with, ((ORENS HOTEL, 024 RAGE (St. PHILADELPHIA, ‘with home comforts; terms $2 per day. WM. T. COZE! Oona HALL HOTEL, CHATHAM SQUARE A} ‘CORNER + gentle. Kust Broadway.—New house, new furniwurs; front Kooms; best hotel down town ; single Rooms, 50c., 75c. and $1; Roo ry the week at low prices. ViTY HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND STi ST— ‘Good Rooms, $1 per day; table Board, $1 per day; ele- gunt Rooms en suite. GETEAL HOTEL, 253 CANAL 8 east of Broadway.—Single Rooms, 75¢. ; ‘$2 por day. \AMILY HOTEL, 33, 35, 37 WBS? 14TH ST.—ELE- gant Rooms, with Bosra; transtent, §? per da OTEL REDUOTION.—LELAND'S STURTEVANT House, Brondws: th aud 29th sts.—Rooms, with Board, $3, Roh and $4; dosiratle Suits of Rooms, for fam- tates. Hott, DIETER’S, ONE BLOCK double, $1 50 to 305 TO 313 WASHINGTON ST. Brooklyn.—Furnished Rooms to let, by the day or week’ ‘at modorate prices. OTEL ROYAL, RESERVOIR SQUARE AND “OTH He strictly first ciass family hotel; very quiet; the restaurant ix of unsurpassed excellence; a few elegantly furnished Suite vacant: prices moderate. IfSELL HOUSE, 35, 40, 42 AND 44 WEST 14TH ST. Rooms, with Buard; transient terms $2 per day; Ameri- can plan, ARLBOKOUGH HOUSE, 38TH ST AND OTH AV. The most desirable part of the cty, Fam locate permanently can mak it prices reduced 1083 por day or $17 50 per RosswoRe HOTEL, - Broadway, 4lvt st. and 42d et. Fine Suite at special rates. CHAS. K. LELAND. OUTHERN HOTEL—ANERICAN PLAN; ® A DAY: the lowest price, 679 Broadwa: SB HOTEL, CORNER TH ST.— European plan; Rooms 83 to $8, on suite $8 to $20; first class restaurant ; prices moderate, JPINGLER HOUSE, UNION Miucdlon of prices to families and sient, 83 per d UARE—GREAT RE- ngle gentlemen; tran- St GERMAIN (OPPOSITE MADISON PARK), STH x dirandway.~ Koons all front, board reduced, 88 per day; without board, $1 upward; unsurpassed location; Clovator and olegantly furnisived. sar ATIONS WANTEKD—FEMALES. Dressinakers and & stresses A WIDOW LADY WISHES A HOME IN A FAMILY; iss good seamstress and housekeeper. Address M. K . Herald Uptown Branch office. Housekcepers, dsc. LADY OF REFINSMENT WISHES A ee as housekeeper or gov: ein a utlema Zaddvosn, appotouing inuerviow, MARTHA WasHINGTOS, Brooklyn Post office, ‘WANTED A SITUATION As TGUSREBEPER BY A widow lady. Address Mrs. HOWARD, Herald Uptowa Branch office. Lauandresses, d&e. DU 4. BAS ATTH STA YOURG Glitt To DO FINE washing and waiting ; city references, Call two days, Sinia and ign Hrldge leey hour from 10 AM. to 7M. landing at Grand aad 10 LONG BRANCH ON SUNDA Sunday, Uctober s, the fine steamer CRYSTAL WAY Of the New Jersey Southern Railroad line, will leave pier 8 North River. toot of Rector st., at 9:15 A, M.; returning, ‘the train leaves Long Branch at 5 P.M. W. 8. SNEDEN, General Managor. WBURG, POUGHKEEPSIE AND by day Hine steamers, KESTAURAN'TS, VABLE'S BELMONT HOTEL DINING” ROOMS, 183, .funning through to Aun’ 6.— nd most sprelous yeod to 108. and 1S¢ for us ate dinner, including dem including’ plate of eakes and a cup of eof Xe, to $1 per day. IVE AND LET LIVE, BROADWAY AND FO LTO. — Tho larder of this famous family resort is stot bh the choicest delicacies of the season ; fine oysters a specail 3. SPESCKR, Caterer, MISCELLANEOUS. RENCH CHINA DINNER SETS AND CRYSTAL TEST POLNT. table Glassware, CHARLES VAGT & CO. 60 and 62 Murray at., corner Colloge ME, KAESER, PROM PARIS, MOUNTS AND RB- pairs Fans; all kinds of fancy articles, 426 6th av., near CLOTHING. At “EDWARD MILLERS” WELL KNOWN” Estaw Inte pata ts set ot Seng” bya a ue pa off Clothing, Tianeknecke suuee nt” NE T B. MINTZ’S, 245 3D AY., NEAR 20TH SI., 50 PER cout mora in dah paid than elsewhere for Cast of Cloth- ing, J: Orders atverfded by Mr. and Mrs, MINTZ. Ww A ¥ orything ‘without Broadway, 143 West 40 =MME. LA BLANCH, THE GREAT U A Business, medical Cluirvoyant. 102 Wost Sst at 6tu av, CHILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND questioning, eur 224 KAsT 47fH ST. IRs¥ CLASS LAUN GS ‘Laross to do gentiemon's or families’ washing at hi own house; best reference. RIVALLED near 226 EAST 99TH ST., REAR HOUsE.—PIRST CLASS iaundress to co out by the day or will take washing home; gvod reterence. od death; pay retused unless Mme. SINGH, UsINESS, SREAT EU RUPBAN CLALRVOYA, hows SUe to 81. ME. BENNET, lifo and its prospects truthfully. Tach st. NT TY 150 Wi GENUINE ASTROLOGIST, READS 233 8th ‘av, near Me. SPARR, GIFTED WITH 3P st Oth xt BLE magnetic treatment. TRIT SIGHT, CAN atters: people bi y this strange atcivo West . MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN . New York, AND TRUTHFUL 275 6th av., near \( ME. L- COMTK, TRANCE MEDIUM AND MEDI- eal Clairvoyant. eurner Greenwich av. ‘Magnetic treati ment, 55 Perry eh, CA las Bast 52d st., A =DR. AND MME. scompinints, wh A “7 uM ResTELL he matter. (DWIF ER SINCE 1840, NOT Hirst door from Sth av, RINDLE CURB ALL | FEMALE Advice free. 142 RS. WO! nursing. 14 STER, PHYSIC bot. Washington and Wot, TAN; Awe* AND MME. MAURICEAU 30 YEARS’ PRAC- stice, Oftice 129 Liberty st., near Greenwich. 227 WEST 15TH ST.—A COLOKED WOMAN WANTS } plain tamily washing by the mor * a YOUNG LADY WISHES A FEW MORE YOUNG PU- pils on piano; has special aptness for instructing chil- aren, with whom she has much experience ; terms very mod- erate, Address J., box 204 Herald office. YOUNG LADY, PROFICIENT IN PIANO, ORGAN and vocal music, will give lessons in a private family or School for whole or Durt board; references exchanged, W., Herald office. LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE piano at her or pupil's residenco for $8 and 88 per quar- tor, Address INTINUCTRESS, Herald Uptown Branch office, A, LADY, A THOROUGH READER OF MUSIC, WILL sive lessons ou the plano to « few pupils; particular at- tention paid to beginners. 217 West 13th st. GENTLEMAN WANTS TO MEET A GOOD pianist and pertormer of classic music who will xing with. him during one or two evening hours per week as touchers’ residence; Indy proterred; stato qualifications nnd terms references exchanged, Address M.R. A., box 117 Her office. A —NEW YORK OONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. . New York offices only at 5 East 14th st., second door east of Sth av. Tneorporated 1865, THIS RENOWNED ‘MUSTO school open day and evening, “YOUNG LADY PIA TEACHING THE THOR- ough German method, wishes afew more pupils; terms moderato, Addross M. A. RELTA, No, 270 & sh AS EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF - will give lessons at $8 per quarter. PLANO 238 West ‘25th a ANJO, GUITAR AND SINGING TAUGHT PRAG- ically ‘by Professor NAPOLEON GOULD, 1us East 324, ar Sd ay. PIANO, VIOLIN, GUT- wing. Cirealurs mailed. JE JAY WATSON, Director, 2 East 14th ot JOLLEGE OF MUSIC, 5 WEST 14TIl 8T., WEST OF ‘Sth uv.—Sig. Albites and Mmo. Albites, instructors im singing: prompt sight ronding, under Professor . Cone terno; plano classes, ut $15 per quarter, undoc Sig. Morosin, {MILE REINBECK, athor of “Rudiments of Piano Playing,” teacher of piano and harmony, just L4th st. DWARD MOLLENHAUER, THR CRLEBRATED violinist, will give lessons on the violin for beginners and ‘advanced piayors a at 147 4th av. Mx SCHUBERT BAS RETURNED AND RESUMED eaching music and singin ul German and Bnglish sebouler a 80 Kant Oth at See Mis SCHWARZ, TEACHAR FOR THB VIOLIN. For particulars apply at his residence, No. 8 East 3d ot, King the bell twice, M3. MURIO-CELLI HAS REMOVED TO 210 EAST 20th st., near Gramercy Park, where she will continue lessons in singing. RGANIST.—A YOUNG MAN WILL VOLONTERR AS ® Protestant ecburch; ts familiar with the WILLIAM, leraid Uptowa ‘PROFESSOR SAWAEDESS.—SINGING, PIANO, VIO- lin, harmony; classes are now forming; also private — Apply 896 Broadway. American JIG. BUENGIORNE IS READY TO pupits in vocal music, Aadress No, 224 2d ay. RECEIVE Gixaixe ‘AND PIANO, #4 PER QUARTER 218 EAST 16th ss. bhai ooh ie Mt Pre | MA CHURCH AT moderate salary ; cultivated v ader. Ad- Grows READER, Herald office, inca NOR EDUARDO MARZO, TEACHER OF SINGING no, will return from Europe on or about the 10th ich time he will immediately resume his lessons. INGING AND PIANO LESSONS, BY A GENTLI Address TENOR, box 180 Herald ENOR ARATA PARAVALLL TENOR SINGER, hes piany and singing, 117 West 27th at., or at pus pil jeruio. Ss NG, FRESH AND SERORe voices prepared for concerti end oratorio Sakes injenehange, And SIGNOR, ford Uorowa Uptor V gone, NOT LONG SINCE RETURNED FROM Europe, successful in concort,-dosires to find a talented, pupil ih whose family she tiny realde, ving Instruction as an equivalent. Address LEIPSIC CONSERVATORY, Her- uid ottiew, ANTED—A 8OLU TENOR AND BASS AS VOLUN. Wwers tor doable quartet in ‘piscopal church uptown, Address RECTOd, 105 Kast 55tl Waltiveseeneeemsunt ie rerun ae given on Pianoforte. GEORGE WM. ULKICH, 956 2d Witter ncaa aa eee laces BAR Herald Uptows Branch oftice, Wastep—a VOLUNTEER TENOR FOR AN BPI copal choir; {nstruction iu good music, Address TENUR, Herald office, $9.F FOR ain pod TION ON PIANO, Re ope! AND pa einitng abo mPa ¥ ence, by gentleman teacher, FROFB: ‘ald Uptown oltice. Aww erie teehee Nee ra Lebeone C ast S4th st.—PRIVATE Ni uy hour, CIRCULARS 212 Bast Lith st DEMIES, 82 23008 WEST 20TH =a COLOR Wwisites « tamily’s wasbing by the TABLE WOMAN TO TAKE few gentlemen's or ladios’ washiug; good refer- ence, . Nurses. we, 2D AV.—NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, OR AS bey4As Precerry and take care of children; best refer ence froin last place. T WILSON'S DANCING ACADLMY, 451 7TH AV., L classes now open ; send for cireular; solres cvery ui BS ag DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON Building, Stuyvesant and 9th sts.—New classes now turming, Frivate lessons any hour. Gilde, Double Glide and Newport specialties. Soiree Monday: OTH AV, IN FANGY STORE.—A "Puores- oman as Ourse tor infant or growing chil- Can be seon Monday, Miscetin neous. FRENCH GIRL AS MAID TO LADY OR TO eas. A Mote PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES. ‘VBinING GOVERN SS — AN ENGLISH LADY, OF dnt 7 ence, desires an engagement’ in young children, to t ‘erms moder Fefercavses. Address UUVERNESS, box 137 Uptown TED—FOR™ MILLISERE and dressmaking at Lv'Woat 224 at. Azs MARY VAN BUSKIRK, RESIDENCE 153 Kant 23d st., near Lexington av. ‘Calls out 274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 83D and 33d ate,—Broadway prices paid for cast-off Clothing, y calling, oF addressing B. HARRIS, 1.274, T FLATTO'S, 616 OTH AV.. NEAK 40TH 57, 50 PER cont more than wierd will positively be paid for Cast-of Clothing, Jewelry, 4c. Address Mr. or Mra FLATTO, IN GOOD STANW. cheerful, intelligent rict cond- x 120 Herald ‘apace AGI eg gal was ke d AG. Aan tance of a young Indy or widow iu good cireum- frasten, with» view to metrimony, G, CHL, Herald office. See TLEMAN DESIRES TO MARRY & WEALTHY Aus* ‘Address BARBAKIAN, Herald Uptown Braveh t =" ey FLOBIDA.—WEEKLY Fernandina, Fis. Salli The seam Pairclou, will eal! Pride , Outener jekets issued to sip, Foc 4 00., frotaut 0 F puenoge ‘apply 10 G. Hy MALLOR' troight or wo . Maiden lan sil RR PHILADELPHIA.—THE A NO. 1 STRAMSITIP AGNES witt sail from pier 36 North River ry Tues Bees. rivtaaie 28, fe Eisreaee on & & vs 3 OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 33% 6TH th st. The highost value paid’ for cust of jarpeta, Re, Cail on ur address Mr. or Mrs, NA- HAVING, ANY, CAST.OPE CLOTHING. spore of, will do well to Teiors dlopostog sleewbore Die. of Mrs ANH ALT, 178 7th av. ARTIES Li WANTED —OLOTHING, . IN EXGHANG Pol FIRST | we eines ic Address W. W.W.. Uptown Herald vr LL FBMALE COMPLAINTS SPREDILY CURED BY Abram and Mine. DYER, 47 West 14th st., near Gib av. NONFIDENTIAL pracy! Md agit t ON ALL FEMALB ‘complaints, Dr. and Mani 7 13d Wees 260 a6. R EMERY J quick ; ail casos; advice free, 182 NEW METHOD—SAFE. La AND Bast 1 TRiCH FEATHERS —Goop SEWERS W OuS ELCs ‘4 MAVER'S, 8 South Sten eS AF Wi gern Fst ‘GLASS ey ane . ise ,an spprent Basement, 114 Wont Mth at Nimes Ge DIENER. A —MARS’ ACADAMY OF DANCING, 280 BLEROKE 7 st. Classes Tuesday and Friday evening. Send for cir- cular, T FERNANDOW DANOING ACADOMIRG, SOTH ST. corner 34. a1 ey (bank building),—For circular addre: 57 Kast Suth st. Private lessons any hour, ry Thureday. To have them sele, sued fuvivwsion®. No admittance wrens Y prmenciay same with py signature. ERNAN LDEN DODWORTIVS DANCING SCHOOL, removed ty No. 881 Oth ay. now open for the reception Of pupils. FoP particulars send for civcul ROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST-— All the fashionable dances in one course of lossons, LADLS, Tuosdave and Fridays, 34 FM. GENTLEMEN, Tuesdays aud Fridays, 734 P.M. CHILDREN, Wednesdays, 354: Saturdays, 3 P.M. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION at all hours These rooms are centrally located and easy of neces from al parts of New York, Hrooklyn and other ndjacent elties i@ firvt lessons can be taken privately and no extra charge from class prices. UMAI’S DANCING ACADEMY, 24 WEST 4TH 8T.— All Ganges taught rfectly per quarter; six fashtonabli rivate lessu: walt hide ma Sects shuas toes anion, pupae Kk DE GARMO WILL, ON HIS RETURN FROM the West, where be is now professionally engaged, re sume his lessous In dancing on or about October Rk WutTBaBaD, ee Ras AP el 8T.—FEMALES treated sui ME. WESTERNE, M tions free. 190 West 25th at., between th a BLECTRICIAN.. mgt add M Rs. LYO: complaint 3, FEMALE ly che ES CURBS ALL ro SUCCESSFUL loy Dr. o Mme, SURES GUARANTEED; ALL CASES WaT, 4b Biecekor Dh, nese Broadway. D he oe TO MAKE U. + Mme. ‘ie auarsbetn's, 1,103 Brondway. ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL, 15 OR 18 YEARS OF st in how Arosa he Ye 308 Wott 230 see ore eet lodge ot home, ANTED—FIRST CLASS OPERATORS ON Wheeler & Wilson's maching on white work. SUMWAKTZ & NAUMBURG, 216 Chareh ot, and A. ME TENORS ACADEMY oF DaNcING, Lyric Hall, 6 jorsons Mondays, Ti Wat th ———— -ANUBL'S CLASSES FOR DANOING, 648 OTH av, rday, November P. fa tan ‘ea base re eg dnt PARI “4 . at, ev. — Wednesda; wetucday waovous and Monday and Wodeaeing aan