The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1877, Page 10

A PASTOR’S PREDICAMENT. | diction HE MCAYFREY CASE—BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY TOLD-—A LIVELY TIME IN COURT. ‘The caso of Mrs Leavitt against the Rov. D. M. Me- Cafirey, of the Church of Vur Saviour, was again before Judge Smith, at the Fifty-soventh street Court, yester- day morning. The court room was completely filled ‘with the triends of the accused and of the complainant, ‘There were at lcast one hundred and fiity people pres- ent, most of them of the congregation over which the Rev, Mr. MoCaffroy has presided. Mr. Natnan Nesbit appeared for the defendant, Judge Smith held the examination ina private room. dir. McUaflrey put in an appearance carly and seomed quite desirous of hav- ing the matter fully investigated. An unusual number ot reporters were on hand, anxious to get she full pal Biculars of the caso, They sharpeued their pencils in vain, for the caso was adjourved till Monday, ‘The fol. lowing were the proceedings :— Judge Smith—As this case isan important and ou- cious one, I deem it proper that a stenographer should be appointed to write down whut is said. Mr, Nesbit, for the defence, replied—I do ‘not seo anything special in this ease, The fact of the matter is the newspapers have exhausted tho ex-Mayor Hall mystery, and they havo turned to with a will to mys- tily this Third avenue.quarrel, If a stenographer be necessary, | move that the caso be adjourned to Mon- aay. ‘This was done, The crowd of spectators anxiously waiting for developments vccupied the court room until they heard that the matter bad beon postponed, when they quickly left. They were pretty evenly di- ‘vided in their views, although the majorily evidently Javored the pastor, Mre. Leavitt's a ob:—Thut on the 1th of March sno went to the Third avenue Church to sco the pastor, whom she found alone. Alter transacting some business she was leaving, put his ieft arm around ber neck and “IL love you; ioome when he ktssed her op the mouth and said, Dack.’’ Deponent loosed herself and answered, #m married. Suppose my husband know of this Tho pastor sald, ‘Don’t betray me. I will be a good friend to you, ‘It's a pily you are married, You aro the only woman I over loved.” The Rev. D. M. MeCallrey expressed himself as deeply hurt by the injustice done him by the press. He ays ihat it 15 so casy to ruin a man’s charucter, and thut he has no doubt many people believe him to be | guilty when he is entirely innocent, fe claims that he Could eusily have been found on Friday atternoon had the least search been mado for him. He thinks that n’s story shotild not have been printed with- ide of the occurrence. His manner is excit- able, and the following statement was given in a nery- ous, rapid way :— THE PASTOR'S STORY. *1 came to know Mrs, Leavitt by, her visiting moon tho 15th inst, when sho introduced norselt to me and asked my assistance for herselt and husband. On several occasions | befriended ber, and pot only her but her husband and a poor woman friend named Mrs, Bennett. Later on Mrs, Leavitt, through asking my ¥, Decame attached to our chureh choir. We wero to have a concert on April 4th, and sho was desirous of taking part in it. I received several visits from Mrs, Leavitt and Mrs, Bennett, and visited them twice, ‘once tinding them ont, and’ on the occasion of my sec: ond visit meeting with the husband and Mrs. Bennett. Mr, Leavitt locked me ina room, and then I becumo subject to his vilest abuse. He toll me he would make me as great a scarecrow a8 Beecher bad been made, On Friday 1 was arrostea by Officer Foley and together witn the Leavitts taken to the pojice station, Tho officer treated mo in an ungentiemanly way, but when 1 reached tne station house I casily made evident my entire innocence,” COURT ROOM SCENES, Some of tho witnesses being kept out of the court room, Leavitt wished to exclude the parson’s sister also. ‘The minister iptertered, and there were indica. tions of a row in court, when Otticer O'Connor sepa- rated the combatants, Before the separation Leavitt her exclaimed, *1’li kill you,’? referring to McCatlroy. Even when he bad been restrained he looked angrily atthe pastor, axe aiming, ‘*1’ll prosecute you."? Mr. E. Leavitt and bis wife aro certainly in ge waaiase truth there may be in the charge they bring against the minister, Leavitt takes it quite to heart that McCaflrey should be able to find any counsel to defend him, and it 1s said bas already as- saulted one gentieman who had given legal advice to the clergyman, If the Leayitis are only pretending they act well their purt. Late yesterday atternuon the husband had a number of witnesses summoned, He told the Judge that already he had been told to let the matter rest, and that violence had been threatened him, Tne prisoner was allowed to go on parole, THREATENING TO 811007. A Henan reporter called on Mrs. Leavitt, at No, 798 Second avenue, yesterday. Sho repeated her story as already published, and then contradicted several of McCaltrey ’s tements, She said that when sho called on the pastor, ut the time be made the inde. cent proposals to her, he was alone; his sister did not come in at apy timé during the meeting. Yesterday morning, during Mr. and Mrs, Leavitt's absonce, two women of Mr. McCaffrey’s congregation catled at their rooms and began intimidating Mrs. Bennett and Mra. Pnilips, who were there, They called Mrs. Lea- | ‘vitt mdecent names, and one of thein went so lar as to gay that they would shoot Mr, Loavitt if he should go to court next Monday morning to appear against Mr. McCaffrey. Mrs. Pbilips, it is suid, 13 aware of some of the pastor’s former shortcomings, and ex- resues hersel! willing to testify in Mrs, Leavitt's be- fair Sho and irs. Bennett bave both beon sum- moned to appear in court, and a lively scene is ex- pected, ANOTHER PASTOR'S TROUBLES, The following letter was received yesterday at tho Fifty-seventh street court, from the Department of Charities and Correction :— March , 1877. the case of bastardy of Bridget Carr friends have compromised the mat ‘ GW. KELLOG Superintendent Ontdoor Poor, ‘This is the winding up of a case that is worthy of mention, The Rev. Titus Joslin was born in Schenec- tady in 1827, aud was ordained in Fordham. He was in Montclair afterward, and had some difficulty with the bishop of the parish. He was a ircquent drinker, and leit New Jersey in consequence of discontent ex: pressed against lim by the people of his place. Jostin disappeared after bis exit, and his whereabouts were unknown until he turned up in the Yorxville court on the charge of Bridget Carr, who says she bas a child by bim three weeks oid. Joslin at the time denied any knowleage of such a person as Bridget Carr. Sbe, bowever, said he haa offered to settie the case and sho had retused, It would seem there was gome truth in the girl's statement. THE RING SUITS. WHAT COUNSEL ON BOTH SIDES HAVE TO SAY OF THE PROPOSED COMPRO:ISE, Rumors of a compromise in Peter B, Sweeny’s case bave been current for the last few days, but they havo Not as yot any solid foundation ot fact Mr, John D, ‘rownsend, who has succeeded David Dudley Ficld as counsel to Tweed, appears to be anxious to make a compromise for his client, and to allow the ex-Boss to again walk the streets of tho city ho once controlled afreo man. Mr. Townsend eaid to our reportor that be was doing all he could to effect his client’s re- lease, but that no offers had yet been defi. nitely accepted by the prosecution, Ihe nego- tations were. still pending, but no papers had been drawn up, as has been stated. The prob- avility was, however, that a settlement would be effected and that Tweed would be released. This need not necessarily imply the discharge of Tweed, as tno Proceedings 1n his case might be similar to those in the case of Woodward, who, on paying a part of the judg- meot against him, was merely released on his own re- cognizance, and the judgment sull held over nim. It $s vertain that persistent efforts are being made by counsel toward a compromise of tho suits against Tweed and Sweeny, and if a definite offer on the part of Tweed is mado by his counsel looking toward a com- prom will most likely be consiaered, Last evening « HgRaLD reporter called upon Mr Wheoier H. Peckham, at his residence, to ascertain, it possible, how much of truth there was In tho current rumors regarding the compromise. Mr, Peckbam said that nothing had been decided, that no definite offer | bad been made to him, and therelore he was unable to gay What Mr. Tweed’s counsel would be willing to give ‘hs a basis of Immunity from the further prosecution of | the suits. When any detinite offer wax made be would cousult with those who were interested in the prosecu-+ tion, aud together they would decide what was to be dono. , In reference to the Sweeny matter, Mr. Peckham id that be did pot yet know what he woald do, but thought at present that he would not take advautage of the clause, as the postponement was for only a little moro than sixty days, and that Sweeny was entitled to thirty days’ notice Leiore be could bo compelled to leave the country, und also thirty days’ immunity beforo the triai began, leaving, thereforo, only a few days that ho would be out of tne city, Upon the argument, however, which tkos wea @ week from to-morrow, ali these questions will decided. THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE. Joho A. Merritt still Janguishes in Putnam County Jail, Yesterday his counsel moved for an absoluto disebarge of his client before Judge Dykman, in Special Term of the Supreme Court, at White Plains, The discharge was asked for npon two grounde—the Drst being that tho writ of cortiorari as to the jarisdic- diction of Justice Gregory, who tried Merritt, was allowed by Jadge Dykman before nll the testimony hed been taken in the case ; and, secondly, because tho order of commitment was defective in that it bore no seal, recited no crime, and was not made out in the that the defect in the writ of commitment was NEW YORK HERALD, * SUNDAY, MARCH 25, i ch SHEET to jestion of juris- Le a ‘or bis Mare nc find ook can nent oder oon sideration, Meantime Morse remains im the “ Carmel for disorderly conduct, in refusing to give for supporting his wite, 2 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ENGAGED. i eenerer ee Lavi Weingarten, of ,N. Y., to Miss TeKLA Mayer, of New York. No MARRIED. Haunis—Mayen. —At the residence of the bride, 129 Jay st., Wednesday, March 21, Jacop C. Hanmis to be diaven, yy of La ta pt arieston ) rs please copy. eican fi sri the Itey. Mr Jutten, of the Sixteenth street Baptist Chureb, Wittiamw A. Mantis, of Wass 41st st, to Miss Suiza J, Buewn, of Berlin, N.Y. roy papers please copy. Sruntran oh 1TZGRRALD.—On Saturday, March 17, at St, Bernard’s (Roman Catholic), 14tu st, by the Rev, Gabriel A. Healy, CHakies STRETTON to Beuoa Mar- GaRert FitzGxratp, both of this city, VANTINE—GELSTON, —In Foe) city, on Wednesday, March 7, by the Rev. Mr. Brown, at the rosidenco of the bride's parents, W. H. VaxTixe to Mise Jxxxix Geiston, eldest daugbter of Mrs. George Vermilyea. Wi.tiaa+—Barstow.—On Thursday, March bat 1877, at tho First Congregational Church, Morrisan Key. Irvin L. Beman, Eowanb G, Wittams t Tioxxrty Baxstow, youngest daughter of Captal E. Barstow. DIED. Anystatpt.—-On Thursday, March 22, Louis Ary- STARDT, iu the Tat year ot: om Ke. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at- tend tho funeral, from his jJate residence, 134 2d place, Brooklyn, ou Sunday, March 25, at ten A. M, BeKCKM n Saturday morning, March 24, at No, 38 Union square, Joun T, BRECKMAN, eldest son of Henry and ‘adeline Beeckman, aged 20 years. Notice of tuneral hereafter. Bixp.--On Friduy, March 23, Carageine Binp, wifo of Laurence Bird, in her 36th year, Relatives und friends aro invited to attend tho funeral, from her late residence, 434 Wost 25th st., on Sunday’ March 25, at one o’clock. Brapiey.—On Thursday, March 22, James Bravery, comedian, nged 28 years and 11 months, ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to aband thedanarss, on Sunday, the 26th inst., at 1:30 P. M., from his lato residence, 87 White st. New Yorx Lovee, No. 1, B. P, OnpEK ov Enxs. Broruxes—You are bereby notided to attend a special communication of the lodge, at Masonic Hall, on Sun- day, the 26th inst,, at 12 o’clock M., Jor the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our decearod brother, James Bradley, L. 0. WAEHNER, BE, R R.S. Manrix, Secretary, Brownina.—On Thursday, March 22, suddenly, of pneumonia, Jony H. Baowxixa. Relatives and triends aro invited to attend his fu- neral, trom his Jato residence, No. 7 Hast 48th st., on Monday, March 26, 1877, at ten A. M. ButiRR.—On Friday, March 22, Grorok ButLer, at his late resideuco, 161 Kast 39th st, in the bun year of his age. Relatives and cent are invited to attend tho funeral service, at the Masonic Temple, Sunday, 25tu inst, at balf-past one P. M. MAnmattan Lov, No. 62, F. axp A. M.—Baregrit Renx—You are hereby summoned to attend a special ct munication of this lodge, to Se held at the lodge roon on Sunday, March 25, at one o'clock P, M., sharp, tor the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our Jace brother, George Butler. WILLIAM C. SMITH, Master. Notice.—Members of Phamx Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M., aro equosted to attend the funeral of our Jato coinpanion, George Butler, in the Commasdery Room, Tlall, on Sunday, the 26th inst, at half. past ‘ULYSSES BAK R, H Sm Kstants ov Pavesting ComMan- pery, } You are hereby summoned to attend the funeral of our late Sir Knight, George Butlor, at the Asyluin, Sunday, 25th inst., at one o'clock P, M., prompt, full uniform. ELLWOOD E. THORNE, E. The members of Cosmopolitan Consistory, Zeal ia Constancy Chapter of Rose Croix, New York Council Princes of Jerusalem and New York Lodgo of Perfoc- tion are requested to uttond the funcral of flustri- - ous Brother George Butler, at the Masonic Temple, on Sunday, 26th inst., at hall-past one o'clock, abarp. By order of the several bodies. ‘Noticx,—Compuntons of King Solomon Chapter, No, 213, R. A. M., are hereby requested to attend the fu- neral of our lato Sentinel, George Butler, from Masonic Temple, Sunday, 25th inst., 3 ‘at hall-past one P.M. SPH SULZBERGER, HL P, Brows.—On Saturday, March 24, Sanam Leo. Bows, relict of Thomas W. Brown, aged 52 years, Notice of funeral hereafter. Byryes.—On March 24, Mary Brrwas, aged 5 years and 6 months. ‘Tho friends of the family, and those of her uncles, William, Michael and Jolin Cahill, aro requested to attend the funeral, on Sunday, March 26, from the oe of her mother, 335 East 13th st, at half- -past one 2. CAMPRELL,—On Thursday, March 22, Hana, wife of Patrick Campbell, aged 44 years, ‘The tuneral will tuke place on Sunday, March 25, at . M., from her late residence, 119 9th av. —Joux CANNON, aged 32, native of Partrey, county Mayo, Ireland. Frionds and acquaintances ‘aro respecttully invited to attend bis funeral, ut two o’clock, this (Sunday), from St, Francis’ Hospital, Jersey City, to St, Poter’s Cemetery. Coautas,--On Thursday (suddenly) March 22, 1877, Daxten Cociiax, aged 65 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his prs neral, Monday, 26th, at half-past ten o’clock, from his Jato residence, at Whippany, N. J. Special “train will leave Barclay stroct at eight o'clock, Morris and Essex Railroad, Crocker.—On Saturday, March 24, at her residence, 12 Bank st, Deuta, wile of Dwight C, Crocker, ogod 34 years, Duvenatt.—March 23, ANNIE, wife of Geo. Deverall, in the 43d year of her age. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, 206 ee ‘utnam ay., Brooklyn, Monday, March 26, at two P. M. Dx Jancais —On Tuesday, March 22, “Mary Janz Hveues, beloved wife of Oliver Do Jartais, Funeral from her late residence, 1,524 2d av., corner 7th st., on Sunday, at one P. M. Dorry.—Mrs. AXX Dorry, month’s mind, at Port Chester, on Monday, 20th inst, Mugs at a quarter past ten A, M. rs leave Grand Central Depot at 9 o'clock, ‘e7t.—At Browsters, Putnam county, N. Y., on the 2ist inst, C1anies Everett, Esq., m the 7th year of his age, The funeral services will be held on Sunday, March 25, at two P. M., atthe Firat Baptist Church, Brews- ters. Friends of the family aro inyited to attend, A special train will leave the Grand Central Depot at twelve M. Sunday, and return at five P. M. Garrxey.—On Friday, March 23, 1877, Thomas Garr- xy, nged 50 years, a native of Cavan, Ireland. Rolatives and friends are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, to take place at ono o’clock this (Sun- day) afternoon, from his late resideuce, 2003; East 28th st. RD March 22,~Jony Gat- LAGUER, aged 45, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Throggs Neck, on Sunday, the 25th inst, at two o'clock, Goovemv.—Suddenly, on Friday, Mareh 23, Mary ANN Crow.ky, beloved wife of Jolin Goodchild, aged SL years, Relatives and friends pre respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from her late residence, No. 87th Bt, on Sunday, March 25, at half-past one P. M. Hamaxrateot.—On Friday, "March 23, 1877, in Now York, Cnristixa Enizapetit HaMMEnstepT, from Sweden, In the 7lst year of her ago, petal Sanday, tho 25th inst., halt-past one P. M. from her son’s (A. W. Hammerstedt’s) residence, Bleecker st. Hxnopex,—On Saturday evening, March 24, Lrer Asnaan, wife of Josiah Hedden, and daughter of tho late Hon. George Ashinan, of Springfield, Mass, Notice of funeral hereatter. Herversax.—At Charleston, 8. C., on Wednesday, March Rev. Joux M. HEFFERNAN, Into rector of St. Paul's Colureh, Paterson, N. J. Notice of fuieral hereafter. Hrire,—At Morrisania, 169th st. and Franklin av., on Friday, March 23, Groce H. Hits, in the 72d year of bis age. Notice of funeral hereafter. H 8. Suddenly, on Monday, 19:h jon ton, Ga., of heart disease, FRANKLIN Mation and H. H, Hoging, aged 10 years ind 4 months, Funeral service on Monday, 20th inst., tour o'clock P. M., 62 Cambridge place, Brooklyn, Hovenrox.—In this city, on the 23d inst, Axy E. loventox, widow ot the late Frederick E. Houghton. ‘The funeral will be at St, Chrysostom’s chapel, 39th .. corner of 7th av., on Monday, March 26, at twelve o'clock, Hovsmax.--Suddenly, of paralysis of the heart, Sanam Acosta, widow of William C. Housman, and daughtor of the late John H. Talman, aged 68 years. Notice of (uncral hereafter, Ksow1tox.—On the 24th inst, at the residence of her son, 760 Sd.av., Mrs, CAnoLiNe KNOWLTOS, aged 76 q year Funeral services to-day at one o'clock P, M. Lineiey Newark, on Saturday, tho 24th, Ware F. Lixsncy, aged 2) years. Funcrai services at the residence of Mr. H. H. piers, 549 High st., Newark, N. J., on Tucaday, the th inst, atten A. M. Liov.—-In this city, ou March 21, Hesey jaoeeh a a nauve of Birmingham, England, aged 31 Fuveral to take place froin bis tate Tosidenvo, 466 2d this day, at one I’, a. nglish papers please copy. evening, March 23, 1877, Atyrev £., yoongest child of Jales and Pauline Lori: od'l your, 11 months and 21 days, ives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, Marcn one o'clock, trom the residence of his parents, West 11th si., betweon Sth and Oth uve, Maccre.—On Saturday, the 2ith inst, Ronent Macore, in the G4) your of his age, a native of Tempo, county Fermanagh, Ireland, Ke ives and friends of tho family, and of his sop, Philip J, Magairs, M. D., are reepectiully requested to attend the funeral, from'his late residence, 121 Clas. von avenue, Brovklyn, on Monday, the 26th inst, at two o’elock P. M. | On Tuesday, March 20, suddenly, W. H. ged 60 yours. Funeral wil take place, on Sunday, 25th, at halt- past twajve, from Bt. Paul’a Methodist Episcopal Church, 3d st, Jorsey City, Relatives and friends, also Rastern Star Lodge, are invited to attend without further notice. Mone, —On Friday, 284 inst, Ronerr More, in the LA ame of the people, Ex-Judgo Miller, tor the plaintiff, Bot betore the Court, Judge Dykman ruied that t ‘writ of certivrari brought up the whole of the record tho case, Mr, tog g then contended that the writ had been ‘Dykusen remarked that w rematurol, ought 88th yenr of bis age. ‘The relatives of the deceased, the members of the friends to p genoral aro eastas had E-peohe hus funeral, from bis late bea on Sunday, 25th inst,, ay two tM Phats PRixteus’ eign bol boty nerd of this Union are requested to tnam Club Room, 25th st. and 3a a¥., So aootlyh, watnaty, 25th inst, at two o'clock, tor the purpose ef attending the funeral of our late m: pep ber Kobere More, v FERRIS, President. wont Theater. March. 22, GrorGx Moone, of Ald LS yea 49 years, Prien d acquaintanves are invited to attend Lis funeran oe at his residence, 137 Stockton st, Brookiya, at three P. M. MunuGaNx.—On March 24, Joux Francis, the ar loved son of Dominick and Apo Mulligan, aged 5 years and 3 months, Relatives and triends are Lee rary wit io a tend tho funeral, on Monday, one o'clock, trom his father’s residence, Ne. ! 277 Mou se, Now York, Mcxray.—On Friday, March 23, Manoaner Murray, beady wife of Edward Murphy, in the 34th year of er age, olatives and friends of the family aro fully invited to attend the juneral, from her late ‘residence, yh st., on Monday, March 26, at o: clock. MoGuixy.—On Thursday, March 23, Francis J. Me- Ginuxy, eldest son of Michael and Mary McGinley. Kelatives and {friends are respectfully invited to at- iene. cn funeral, on sunday, 2dth inst, at one o'clock, corner Sherif. Weapne tae Troy, N. Y,, on Thursday, 22d inst., Patuick, son of the late Martin and Dorethea McGowan, in the 34th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend thr funeral, {fom the residence of his brother-in-law, Michael O’Brien, No, 237 Henry st. this city, on Sunday, 25th inst., at one o'clock P. M. Interment in Calvary. Also members of tho Dennis Sullivan Association, Gentlemen's Sonsot tho Eleventh ward, Chester H, Southworth Association and exempt members of ve Oak Engine Company, No. 44, aro respectfully invited to atteud in a body. cK xoxg.—On Friday, March 23, THOMAS McKzroxr, tn 30th year of his age. Relatives and friends are rospeotfally Invited to at- fond the funeral, on Sunday, 25th, at half-past uno o'clock, from late residence, 105 6th Panken.—Hsxny Ciay Lovax, No, 10, A. Pe A— Brerurxs—Ypu are hereby summoned to attend at ‘our lodge rooms, 8th av,, corner 18th st., on Monday, jarch at hulf-past one o’clock P, M., tor the pur- pose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Kev. Richard Parker. Members of sister lodges are invited to attend. By order, i LINDSAY, W. M. R, H, Nwitt, Secretary. Power... —On Friday, 234 inst, at 322 Eaat 15th st., Dr. Atynep PowxuL, in the 54th year of his age, Funeral on Monday, the 26th March, one o’clock, from the Church ot the Holy Saviour, 26th Bt, between, Madison and 4th avs Relatives and friends are in- Vited to attend. Powrns,—On the 13th inst, of diphtheria, at the residence of their parents, 257 th st., Katrin Missetr Pownns, sged 3 years and 6 months; also, on the 18th inst, Francis 1. Misserr Powers, aged 2 yoars, only und beloved children of Maurice G, and Lizzio L. Powors. Interred in Calvary Cemetery. Kipnek. —At Watsessing, N, J., on tho 234 inst, Epwarp V. Ripygr. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Ryay.--On March 23, Frascis Ryan, son of Francis and Mary A. Ryun, aged 3 yoars, 7 months and 16 days, ‘The funoral will take place trom the rei ce of his ns 611 Kast 16th at,, at two o’clock |. on Sun- dit Tiomas.—March 22, Mra Mant Louise Tomas, wife of John 8, Thomas, aged 47. The relatives and triends are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral, will be hela at St Esprit’s Chure betwoen 5th and 6th avs., at two o'clock ay (Sunday), day, Maron 23, Jaoon Wirscox, ri Funeral {rom Churel of Annunciation, Sunday, at halt-past one P.M. Wwannuh and New Orleans papers please copy. SPECIAL NO'TIC X—TWENTY ae “a ND West But: SUPERFLUOUS Lb LADIES AFFLICTED, i hair on their lps, cheeks, &c., may apply with tho ainty of perfoet sucerss to Mina, J ULTAN, who remove: itigurement radically and permanently without injur- st be mude personally ut 216 A a tiboby ik “ZSCUOCTL, fi. 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Dalmatian or cl Pe tor Tric! with al "Ait! in gold coi and, toget! intendont, ‘ina Doxs or Colles, Bi and iscellas enumerated in the ubove list, and a vaiuable pr and Streain, 17 hathant st. dogs, Bull Tor. Tan Terrie h Premium Do ure now ready, {nfarmation, can bebad ofthe Super: hs ul SCOLN, At, the offen of Forest AGG imconiueny GF ror as "ng YF a a. PGTEAY, 20 and 22 Wooster st. N OFPER WANTED—POkK THE HANDSOMEST Mining ‘onvaud ae in Sn country: also two A TAGE srock Bnei aa OWN MAKE OF CAR ingen, Rockaways, P azmles, Depot and Ex. Wagons for sale at uoutietarat 5 eta G oer oral WARWICK AND Fuowixcian Wat nt ing Coniblnauton, Sorin still maintain thelt onthe rith the Fiding pubite as the lending wagons, either for speeding or rough pavement driving: very perfect in nelon, construction, stzle and finish, kM. STIVERS, Muanutncturer, 144, 146,145, 150 and 1 een Jd and 4th avs. A FEW FULL BLOODED ALDERNEY AND AYR, shire Come for sale a cheep v0 reduce ‘stock ; to be seen at the furm of thy weeriber ee ‘arms, Westchester county. Npply. to TLLIAM . 1 Frankit ‘AiO BER, THE FINE ar Hones, AxD W ON sin the city; horse stylla dy; wagons new. Palette Club Stable, 190 Hast 26th ste : ieuiPTR 8S BUSINESS WAGONS, ALL $30 to $125; for express, zroeer, butcher, baker, milk, depot, delivery. Wagon Manufactory, 226 Spring st. i —FIRE!-AT A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE OUT, pes. Lynden, Laudautets, ladies’ Phaetons, Depot dea, new and second bind, damaged ‘by the HAM, 656 Broadway, HAUTIFUL SEW FULL SPRING TOP BUGO Full spring no top Rond Wagons; no offer refused. 50 West 10th ss, No. Tae aERDS—FINE WilisFLANG ‘BULL FINCHES. f ali yeanenien and te i te, ule brass Cages roadway, near Bist W: anni 200 PAIR BAY GELDINGS, “Toe ears old; fine adios’ uae and Harnoss, Blankets, o sPhint BRETT, TAS: BEEN ibe 7‘ iLInlt SPARROWS, ADDRESS, @, SPARROW, box 190 Heruld office, _ HORSES AND | CARRIAGES SSELL & Ki. AUCTIONEERS, HON ARNEY, ‘HEIRS phir , BXD CARRIAGE MART, ON TUESDAY ith st. 27TH laRcH, OCLOr LOUK. 1GH, drivers; extra suddie horses bere {oy +p and kind. 8 ESED By A PRIVATE WILY, built by Minor & Stevens; agimed with brown cloth, gear-painted luke, carmine striping; a light, handsome carting SECOND WahD PARK PHAK rs; brown cloth in ing yOP WAG JUN, wintod Wood Brot! bkieae's toe 4 Lic. Oo 3P NG atripin CSPRING LANDA Li st, ; blue morocco trimming, puinted black, perfoct order, mall front, seat by BY WOO! D BROTHERS; al- ollow, blnck sti PARENOM. BY Miiliewsrten, of blue U, BY BREWSTER, OF BROOME st. ; + 6) brown sutin trimmings BRE brs ab under sit sound wn TOP SIDE BAL Miner & steven Ite Also about twenty-tivo other road, MAJOR GILA « COL, P. J, CONN teenth’ inexampled nent K from K garnis LANDAU, TAKA, AIMED THESE CARRIAGES Al YECT ORKDEK and will be VERY, HANDSOALE BROWN G. ‘ears old; enn trot close to Biweren & BALDWIN, OWN CLO! EIS blac ARR ALL Ligit IN PER. d without roxorve. LDING, 154g HANDS minutes; very xtra ine knee action ; good bottom and 1s warranted Cringlotiurnons, tonrly now, and SAD WAGON, In good order, built by as. mmily and work Horsos. sale of the fi coupe aud saddle lors to take place on next je dye, arrived Wodnenday, March 28, at 1 oglock, at BARKER & SGN'S (New York ‘Tattersali’s), corner yreminm comb! she finest pater mr Byles all of the mo: amid all warrants PEED and d day of, CATAL SALE POSITIVE erb, ‘rich appearance, action and MOCK, CAME, of Broadway und 39th st., and compris- 38 Horse: two of i iand 163g COACH HORSES to bo Front ab Soabtouable Kentucky trotting blood, eROM. KENTUCKY tho 6 from point of shipment, purchasing &e., &¢., Will be shown to all desir- riving and saddle qualities of any ofthe sale. ‘3 AT the Spirit, Turf and Mart offices. fo postponeinent. THE bes srn 4 SALES oe a EVERY TU VERY HOR JOHNSTON. contin ciples Ren. man nn near Universi HORSES AND G soll or those wishiag #9. bay, will Ghd our oN don provi hich have always the respect and confidence of the ontiry community. OF A 21, 23 ond OUNSTOR, nee : KSTABLISHED AND MOST RKLI- HOUSK IN THE ARLAGES HELD DAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, RB) TAT aS 18, WARRANTED SOUND THREE DAYS FOR TRIAL 1oRseS OR CARRIAGES: ly the sous strictly honorable ON “Th DEMARE ST & CO. Carriages, 628 Broadway. Having divided our store: . formerly 628 and 630, and thereby greatly reduced our expenses, we offer for atew days our surplus stock of Carriages now in 630 At a great reduction on cost, to close them out, andaus, Coupe Rockaways, Top Phactot daulets, Six-seat Kockaways, | Pony Phactous, Brotts, ‘T Carts, Vis a Vis, | Dog Onets, Top Bug, Rockawa, We have marked ench Carriage in plain figures. ompanion, of 129 ricenu, Suthor of sho Medical will in his widow at 1 luture be conducted b; tors must be addressed. Corse TRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, 25 CENTS euch Tho oll established office of Dr. CHARLES V. KENISON, 860 Broadway, co:ner ae SES OF MEN RY A. DANIELS. M.D, Office hours from 8 to D:; WEST, 45 BLENCKER ST., NEAR BROAD- | "it ce xten London hospital practice. Consultu- tion free in ar 144 oktbicton av., near SKU FOL SAND 3. M.D. De OF MEN REQUIRING confidential treatment a specialty. J. JACQUE 5 Est Oth st., near Broadwa: i. fico honse, 1 a DPivore ED icity; ompatability, otber causes; having unusual ddvantages success assured; ndvice free. ISAAC 4, BOYCE, Lawyer 207 Broadway. rivate, lerald ELLOW, COBBETT, Ne NO. 200 40 years lias ziven tention to sp 1 on all diseases arising tho impurity of the blood; nervons and general de- iility wrented with stegens and no chnixe unless pertectly Sig A M, till 734 Bs My TRIG BELTS F en enil_oF sond for ctreulars, v De. KARR, 832 GOR STOMACH, LIVER OK KIDNEY DISEASES, ' Hse BROUGHTON'S Invigorating Syrup; 250; advice free. 405 broome Ste Gr iin Direct, ingen from Enro by BALM” BI BROTHERS, ‘Tho public are invited to seo this beautiful, collection of flowering plants of all kinds, All the desirable varieties of frult trees, ‘rote bust. bulbs, flower and vegetable seeds, ry “ALO. S AN OF EDUGATION MAY HAV riualty of learning tho profession vf analytical chem- ist, in a lirst class clty laboratory; references and moderate reminm (uarantes of good faith) required. CHEMIST, Herald office. ope, AN op. Bounties and Pensions collected, 'No charge unless siccosstul. T. sar. tele unsellor-at-L, No. 12 West aun st, near Pur faye attended to during iine: Wor tithes, TERVOUS comprising seum of Anatomy, nil the treatmen the result of 20. y 4s the “anthor, ‘vast 10th 5: + Now AN EL manage the re to marriage bili vents. residon 01 teen, t apany, wi'l be held nt the office of the n the city of New York, he p mpany, No on Friday, ¢ Is will be opened at Broadway, day of April, 1877. and romain Open tnt 16th o'clock 5 RS: ean have ah ean gentleman an 140 Herald office. TANMERING CURED, BY PRO! 8 se houes ) begins at BiH he boon’ tn tie clothing is fomoved, und is tnereased by the warmth ofthe bed. There is no eruption but that caused by seratching, The desire to ratch is uncontrollable. Tho sufferer feels as if ho could the skin off the flesh, and if he did not ‘seraten would Ho olten tears hiinsalf erueily with hi tof the Seal 6 seal ered with thin, fine whito tax they aro combed, brushed de skin disensos cnred by special oy Dr, VAN DYKE, office 6 West 16th st. Hours, ; Sundays 9 to NEW METHOD PHOTO. vox classy patented June 2 nied dirsedtont 23 eanta§ I frinwors. Tis, Patent auolphia, rn. H WARD TAXPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION WILL on Tnesday, Maret 27, at 108 Allon st.. 8 o'clock FINCK, Chairman, " cifiention Tas nine Descneim, Scerevary, JNILED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. To the policy holders.—All persons holding policies in this company who have surrendered old polictes and ac- canted new ones in exchange at any tim» siice 1869 pienso send to the undersigned for important information about litigation now pending against the company touching tights of policy holders of the class mentioned, Give na: address and our:ber ot present polley. Addre OUN T N, Patnam, Joho Doimar and Exempt Firemon’s associa- tons Plate Printera’ Union, Putnam Engine Company No, 21 of tho late Volunteer ‘iro Dopurtment, and N , BANKERS, 202 Prices cushod in —=TAGKSON & 00, ‘Broadway, ier York, A. —BREWSTER are now rpzninltiog at thoir ne DWA oi 47TIL (onl thefr oauagtaed stovl present season. Lu winter months will unsurpassed in form VICTOR “BROOME ST., nate y ind warerpomisy & 60. oF lacs behead Kot Gneringes and itond Wagons for the this display of :heir productions of the bo found all the stytes now in vogue, and color and generai excellence. TAS “AND CA. KIOLETS, double, suspension and elliptic pues AND. BROUG T CARTS LIGHT « STANHOPE PARK DRA TRACK SUL! THE the standard road waxor i Li lsd fi ‘edd reached in carriage . BREW: Ap BARGAN.. Fol Orr morrow (Monday) tho handsomert turnout in the State for a lady, a be: uucky by the pr 1534 hands hich: 901 a stylish top Pony single and pair bh AND TWO BBER ul Horse for riding or timid person can handle bim: HAMS Lon AME for trottin AND sPIDE. for the Park. G8 AND ROAD COACHES, four in band, LKIES in all weights, BREWSTER WAGON, yon of the country, all titted with the CUSHIONED AXLE, Ch ti of perfection than ever before building. Ey OF BROOME 8f. SH WILL BE GIVEN TO- driving, as the ho was purchased in horse 1s 6 yenrs old, can trot in three minuten, Harness to match ; also oxent owner; tl nd and kin ton wi top road Wagon not soiled, good as new; will sell separato, Palette Club Stabie, and 3d ays. . 156 Bast 26th st., between Lexington COND It A AND GA dan of our make, with hich wheels, light, Landantet, also our make, two horse, Deini Landan, in good order, for one horse, Kockawus, for six. persons, newly dene up, TOart, made by Wood Bros, in good order, Top and uo top Road Wagons, two of them nearly new. J. B. BREWSTER & CO. of 251 REP ATRING A.cind Road Wagons : dnd labor applicable to both all under my own the rubber cushinne estimates furnished ered irso NDID, warranted; M yy) by I four and six tons, HILL 631 Brandwi AT CARY AND, roan Pony: qu’ mane and tui), ‘Oth ay, and Sth av SWAGONETTE WITH r in first A A. It fr'niow prepared. Yo apply tls improvement to all VICTORIA FOR SALR—IN- 5 | dee at private A LADY ologant Landaul and liveries unoxeep Uptown office. At A BARGAIN jeld and Farm) ; OK, San aero Stable v Renee Wagons and Buggies, Elke a Dox ¢ Landau, ion alley, near Univ DEPARTMENT OF CARRIAGES 140, new work; the sume material pervisio axlo applied to carriages now in ns for repairs and goods sent for and deliv: 17 Chrystio st FAST GELDING—PED! alvo valuable Stnilion (pa: tien! offered at a great sacrifice. ao West 52d Rockaways, Pony Fh OWE HARNI hi alto a pair of hands Nigh, sound and "kind ; & child to Fide and drive; flowing "Xpply to Sir. BLASSON, Kiding Academy, POLE co for the eountey Muili wrt; made by made by Millon, P avs order, Apnly to COACHMAN, 50 sity place. RNESS, $10; DOUBLE, $35; TRUCK Linen ‘Sheets, Robes, Saad low pricen: nll Harnexs tan K, BARTLETT, corner C and Lextugton av., w and thoroughly classes of pleasure vehicles, etth GOOD ORDER. IN. stable 38 West 18th 5 * MONTH TER jet, with one or two hor: rch ny an ondble. Address WILLIAMS. iter: ‘A VERY WAN DSOM iF TEAM OF 16 bands high, sound and kind, Ap. PRIVATE North Moore si { lowest Inetor Sale chenp, at 15 VERY FINE Araino's Wood Bron, Viewrlu: great bargain, 1th st not imporcn or degree of Kb —FOR ABLE COLY'| wu POON nanutae Lali haa Las a ront: belongs to 1 We: n Horse, donna end ki (4 STALLS) TO JOUN D. SKIDMORE, 55 AND light of heavy; Park and d Hat Rond Wage F ome Uueeest Abingdon square (t COUPE, i Ht and valuable Improvement, securing sufety, comfort and accuracy ih running tan ever Wolore attained. In enrriage bailding; Lam now a at RY a4 well ny now wagons and cartinges. USENBURY, 139 and 137 Chrystie et ; COUPE oR FAMILY Horse, 16 hands high; free and stylish driver; also Harne wold throagh Gow sired; Btables, Crosby ste, on Monday. Blankows, deo. ; will sell separat it do. dontl ner.” Apply. at Metropolit Dotween Blgucker aud ‘ligustou. ‘Call WAY HORSES FOR SALH—A PATR SUPERIOR CAR- ringe Ho 16 hands, 6 years otd, close match, war- . To be sech wt private stable 215, near L) f from + ae rt Pesixess WAGON TO ca at C constantly on hand, warrantad to be of th ial at KOCHFORU'S Wagon Factory. Bedford and Groen avs, Brooklyn. USINESS WAGONS FOR SALE—OF DIFFERENT sizes, now audwecond hand: also a Furaiture Truck and downtown single Trucks; all warranted trom the best ma- terial. at BARKETT'S, earner of Navy and Johuson sts, ooslyn. 7O ORDER, BUT UN: PI (AETON MADE ‘agon, $00, for; warrantes new Express saris % | Carriugo Factory, 835 West 520, Cee RY STYLISH AND IN COMPLETE OR. Aer ata bargain, ‘Thompsons stablos Broadway, 60 nor 88th at, R AND CARRIAGES, LEE URED warren Spleen BoC iw whore they one ts LAOTLsrIES CAREFUL enna SOF CARRIAGES ih our factory, will We covered by oar poll TNSURANCE AGAIN Entire satisfaction ppeiees tate ae mig use only the i a OMATEUIALS ad employ the EXPERIENCED MECHANICS, We have ‘Sores and owner ELE, OL HON, POLE ayy 5 reatly to their adyant: egal our before vlacing thel We do not rep ont our pri teoueus bat, cousldering te quality of eat epee eiteh te at considering tbe quality of our work, ne UNSURPASSE if then ARW towed tina tae urtoed oF be Gelabceted eae etitor, P*Xpplications for estimates may bo made at our factory, 8 above, or Rig AND 602 FROADWAY. TOR BiGanway AND 37TH 5T., the following soosnd h ONE TWO. WHEEL PetAN HOPE GIG, BY BREWSTEE CO, Oxk LIGHT T CART, BY BREWSER & CO. ONE MALL ares poms BY WOOD BROS, oO! LANDAULET, FOR ONE O& TWO HORSES, ONE XO rop spe BA Wa ONK TRAINING SULKY. 4 wt out WARERO' ute 600 AND 602 BROADWAY: - IX-SEAT ROCK. tour No TOP Abe bs LIGHT FOUR-SEAT PHARTON, sh SREWSTES a DWELLING AND | WAGON HOUSE, TWO d basement brick; 334 West 4ist Sheil Wn two bed thre ply to JOHN PARR, oy QAFETY, COMFORT AND EGONOMY secured. by using the RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE: I amt now prepared to apply Jt to now or old work. BEARDSLEY, 87th st., hotween, Broadway ‘and 6th a W TABLE TO LET—FIVE STALLS Ch GROUND oor; good carringe room and late Seach Noses 1th vly to M, CURLEY, 10% nd rosawey. AP NONCORD DELIVERY WAGON, BEST OF ORDER, cost $815; will be sold cheap. M. MARCH, 64 F » ALE, IN GOOD ORE, at ‘wlth or without Harnoss: Apply a6 43H ONTR J Dirt Car 20th 1 st VARRTAGES—SECOND Wagons, Phaotons, for four a Seat Wagons, Denot Wazons, &e., &e., &e. R, M. STIVERS, 144 to 152 Fast dist at. jOUPR, VERY | STYLISH, FOR aL VALUE; MUST Vhe sold, 208 t 2) ) WAND ROAD AND TOP d six; Rockaways, Jump- nd two wo caring MORRIS, 803 East ot oth ste Tha VATE STABLES 131 AND 145 WES1 ia ‘und 144 West 50th «ts, JAMES: STIKEMAN, 76 Wall st. JO LUT OR t LEASE. A TWO STORY BRICK STABLE, 18 large stall 0. Cherry st. ; aiso nine | Stalle, jammel st, Inquire of JOHN RUSSELL, No. 241 JPOR SALE—AN, 7a near COUPE, BUILT BY Million, Guet & Co., Paris; price $400; alxo un oxercis- in Wagon, $60. To be sven at private stable, 12 Bast 18th ‘A GOUPE, IN GOOD ORDER, USED BY At Cunningham's, 121 Wost 45th st, —A GENTLEMAN'S STANHOPE DRIVING used but a few times. TOR SAL! Phaeton. built by Browster Co, ETS, 15 Bast i a 18 OTM AV.. CHEAP—IOE AND ne, Dow and second hand, wnd first class nd ee Stables and ane to. tt S ie Went bith ne jor SAUR—A | PARK PHAETON, WIT BUTETING a shatts, | Inquire,’ between 9 A. M. an ee yard 3 Enst 20th Pad tween Sth ay, and B OR SALE AT A LOW PRIGRSOWNER HAVING NO further neo for him, a handsome bay Horse, with biitct points: 7 yonrs old, 1544 hands high; kind fn ‘all_ harness, and a very’ stylish driver: this horas was sired by Georgo M. ‘and is woll worthy the attention of any one want. ing an all day rondstor, To be seen at Peppara’s stable, 111 ‘Wost 14that. OR SALE—TWO FINE MARES, HAMBLETONIAN stock, with Waxon (Stivers), with ‘pole and shatts, and Harness. Aadross or cnll 18% Cana WOR SAL! STALLION, 6 YEARS OLD, anda high; aired by owstor's Consolation. dam Clay mare; Consolation wax sired by ixported Consolns tion, bis dam Brewstor’s Abdallah maro; is sound and kind Can be seen at 07 Du- and well broke to singlo harness, pont st. Greenpoint, L. L (OR SALE—A NUMBER ONE PA You ringo Horses cheap; accustomed to the city and in every way reliable, be seen at private stable 107 West 37¢ nt. before 12 ok. it SALEA HANDSOME PAIR OF YACHT F nine gflinder, Grinch stroke, | Apply to SHFRR 1 Waehiagon st, or TEANDOLEH BIO it 1 Broadway. JfOR SALU—STABLE COVERIN: Fi ground in thy ward: peice, lo TOR SALE—A SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY, IN PERFEQT order, cheap for will exchange for team of good Horses. ' Addross It. Z, 8., Herald office. fis tities fee ony natin oe sodya cage aciees own | Herald oftice. elty make: 10 LET OR LEASE—STABLING FOR 21 HORSBBY Goachroom, office and dwelling attached situate on East 38th A | Fent low, LL, 536 8d av, PAKT OF aS ST 4TH BT inquire iat Stable, from 2 to 61 ont very low. ‘ABLE, WITH TEN Tose ini in Mudison, moar. ltutgore at, HUGO GORSCH, No. MO LETPRIVATE STABLE, S18T ST. ft iront $900, WM. M, erie ee Bowery. ALSO 830 netoge good order; mod office box 5,522. tor st.—I am now recolving ordors for the grontost im, provement ever made in carringe buildin: THE RUBBER CUsllIO. NED" "AXLE. It economilzos wear aud tar and imparts oase and com- fort, Vehicles in use can be supplied with it at moderate cost. WASTE MATCHED PAIR OF MORGAN MARES, about 1424 hands high, about 6 years old; muss be good roadsters and tinder the siddlo, and sound and kind, Ad- dress aoease Horald office, Was A HORSE AND TOP BUGGY IN EX. W Stange h for Parlor Suits, 102 Attorney at. ‘ANTED—GOOD STRONG HORSE, FOR HIS oll to bo used lizht on farm: would take ono alittle pul be worked, Address RESPONSIBLE, box OT tha \V ANTED—A FIRST OLASS SIDE BAR TOP WAGON ‘Browstor preferred) ; also set of light single Harness state lowest, cash price for gach. Addross KR. 8. K, 16% HAND! OUND ‘and trot inside 3 min dress, with lowest ‘cosh pele H, G. M., box 26" orald office. ANTED—A YOUNG a rc 4 SOUND AND good tempored Saddle Hor 4 gentioman’s uso, Re- ply to box 85, stating full particulars as to helght, age, color, ‘action und lowest prico. WWANtED—koow IN PRIVATE | STABLE FOR PATR FOR PAIR Med th sts, near a We LEAND ANTED—A gene eae IN FXCHANGE FOR ah Farm in Now Jersey; no encumbrance, Address BR, box 129 Herald-office. .NTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND To SINGLE fears Track. Address Ow little sed, r rivate stable, No. 33 F OR SALE—A FINE PRIVATE COUPE OR CAR- riage or Saddic Horse, 145 Wost 33d st. OR SALE—A_ FIRST CLASS VICTOR Brothers’ make but a fow month: Ghrriage Factory. OR SALE CHEAP—A SPLENDID BROOD MAR alto a ray work Hors ands lony, 1,721 Broadway, i chenp No. | o Oday ied IVERY AND BOARDING STABLE DO- iness; rent low; Pek Sed best in the city; ing eo xtock. lense, Rt Louis, Ad 16 HANDS, 7 47th at, CARKIAGES. Immense assortment of Harness for carrinio, truck, farm and evory use, nt prices which challenge compotition, Carriages, new and ond hand, at Buxzies, Phactons and Rockaways a specialty. Blankets, pat Robes, Ac. &e, Send for price list. MOORK, ‘arerooms, a7 rren st. Fg eees—soLo FOR WANT OF ‘SUIT SE, SUITABLE for doctors, erocers, milkmen and tan! hers; prices from ) to $150. Apply at 422 Wost 14th 1 TO PURCH tA run: Waxon, Blankets, &c.; horse must be sound, kind 1s would want to drive him for oue week ; and n good atepper: Amn perfectly responsible, “Address, stating price, &e., aul particulars, [box 140 Herald office, ERY STA’ 10 RE ‘147, 140, ist WEST TANTED—A GOOD SECOND ar Sane GAR ‘e description aud price. address ARTHUR, town Branch, ‘ANTED—A TOP PONY PHAETON (CITY MAKER), in exchange for jong cumel’s hair Shawl, Address B. G., box 124 Herald Uptown office. WAxtep—a ‘TEAM OF T1ORSES 18% HANDS Te must be sound and kind in every way, for which L wi $50, "Address 3. 8. 4 FINE ROAD HORSE Inquire at BRIGGS? stu coe ae 2 DIRT CARTS FOR SALE AT SACRE fice, Seen No. 6 OF: Enst 16th st. ROAD 3, 124 a PER MONTH—PRIVATE STABLE, FOUR rhry 44 every convenience. Apply on premises 110 ext 470h 8 = FOR HORSE, “TOP uXPRESS WAGON AND Oaasens new Top Grocery or Express Wagon, a Horao, $60," No. sD Ate ‘ $135. NY PHAETON, DLO goo as new, at Major BARKS . corner of Brond: way and 39th st: 200 | HORSES AND MARES FOR SALE. Being surplus stock pure! for Centennial purposes, Apply to JOHN bhi ra Chestnut st., Philae ntilnts 121 i doth st., nent Broadway ag ted and said, make tourpriyate Mdablen, ANDREW! Sth st. N AGGIE BRIGGS.—THIS CELEBRATED MARE 1S offored for sal bargain; she way purchased by tho iate John W. Pettigrew, of this city, from Thoma Cosas, of Loxingtone Ry. for: $6,000; Maggio Bri forted the spring of 1869; was sired by Coon's Americ Clas, be by Cassiuy M. Glay, Jr..he by Cassius M, Ch whose pedizree Is too well known to need oxtendod feription: her dam wus the dam of Turfman. by Sebastopol. Maggie Briggs, when five yoars old, was driven a trial mile by Barney J. Tracey in. and in the same year obtained npublic record of 2:27 Shanty 7 at Lexington. K; and Vinewood. ‘The mare can be STON'S Mart, 19, 21,23 and 25 13th and particulars, address (only) ew York. bent it AR near University Qu araNT, Blankets, lobes, ‘at bottom ric phia. $500 GENTLEMAN'S ROAD HORSE, SOUND, ind and gentle ; will trot iu 2 reson brown} long mane and Py LOST | OED GLOVE FAS: oft L —A BLACK AND YELLOW “GANARY FROM 53 Bust 21st st. A sultable reward will be paid if returned, OST—WEDNESDAY EVENING, IM GOING FROM 12 Barclay st. to Jorsey terry, small Canvay Bag con: ning gentlemen's tollet articles. ' Address W., box 1,460 York Post oftice. OST OR STOLEN—THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BE. tween Broadway and 12th st. or Oth av. and 14th st. Pocketbook, with initials. small sum of moi Masonic Emblem and members’ ticket of School Teachers’ Associa. tion, Suitable reward to be given on return of Emblem and PA . ONE ae WAGON AND ONE ytor’s Wagon at asnerifice. To be scenat M.CUR- . 109 East 13th st. Pia . $1 Vhaston, worth ART OF for two car room. Apply 125 West 501 RIVATE BLE i LET—CONVENL ENT AN roomy, seven stulls, near Windsor Hotel. Apply 15 Park a NEW TOP PONY BLE 8, bat hy loft, harness cloret, bed- SHES TO SKLC PAI pee netion ; warranted Horses, 15.3 hi Apply to WILLIAM, 47 pt NFTELD, —N. alo or to let. with 15,000. =FOR ad LATION _ vitho ary staples in the State, doing n, good’ 80 plenty carriaze roo bart of the city; vwo nin utes? wittk from de; Apply to JAS, (Anetta; 8, VOSSELLER, fell, N. J. REV A’ Lexington av, two stalin, carriage honse, water, ke. ; in portvet orde! wyent. Apply 414 Lexington av. pay ATE STABLE, single, one box stall conelt hovise Ii se pntate ply & KILPATH ROCKAWAYS. New spring styles in Gieeranry IN Tere pe Rock aw: riain Rockaw: Jass aud close quarters, {n glass and curtain quarters, Berlin design, ng the above styles of family Rocka. Inapeetion An design, mm: erial and Wo also apply the rabber cushioned axle to old as well as new vehicles, which is aimitted to be the greatest improves ent yet mado for running parte of all kinds of carriages A fine and large assortment of Harness. FLANDRAU, A. 14.374 Broome st. (old stan f Browster & Eo.) Sx GRIFICK.—THRER PONY BUILT HORSES, £40 TO 4); three aplendid new Top Wagons, from §S0 to 8125, 207 Wost 10th st. y QHERWOODIS BOARDING STA GOND TAND—THREE SKAT ROCKAWAY, TWO tors’ Wagons, in good ordor: side bar and full’ ape ons, uimber of them b ANK DUSENBURY, 136 4 ND HAND COAGHES, GALESCHES, LANDAUS, Soups Rockaways, Four and Six seat Rockaways, Ex: tension Top Phactons, Depot Wazons, Top and peu Pony Phaevons, Top and Wha ond Wag Ticket to 5: Broome st, 5, wEWARD.—LOst 1 eJand vith avs., binek pasa leather Pocket silver monogram, HH." Finder will receiv: Bb ne to 6 Gramercy Park. No q aD BR, BETW BEN ott $5 REWARD,—NO QUESTIONS, 1F CANARY IS TM. Danvaacely roturned to 717 7th av. BH REWARD. —LOst, ON FRIDAY, MARGH 23,4 J ceutioman'’s gold Scart Pin: skull and crosa bone: The above reward will bo paid om returning it to DO HUE'S, 1,254 Broadway. 50, REWARD, A GOLD WATCH AND OD Ocuntetaine ;torter Lengravedon corner of watch. The Above reward will be paid and no questions asked by J, KIRKPATKICK, 880 Browdway. $ 20), TREWARD— <AND NO Bs weil tab ASKED, eer, ti f the one dinmond iting tuken Febri 500." Wal R THE DISCOV. BIO Ocey ot partion usiug two books of instructions and ciniment, in Spanish or English, with the signature of Thomas Holloway, and his addr ‘Oxford st, London; {nviolable secrecy guaranteed. Apply. by letter, sto THOMAS HOLLOWAY, London, or Me. PRAZLER, corner Dey ané Charel sts, New York, REx 0. FOI Bi Lost on Thursday wight » GiiLET, 83 FOR BARRING ing through Aid st., from 7th Vo 6th ava.s Sixth nvenme cars to TOth st, throuzh’ 15th st to 7th av.'a Bracelet m I and ‘platina, the sole bars opeu worked; also en shall Karting, with gold cap ou point, The finder of thoxe articles will ‘roveivo the above reward by rovuruing them to 9 7th a Soe = aw oy Mera TAL. . ay idan co #2 id ccd camel Ad é LOOKING, &0,, ne aa Wh ages ae a young nice looking, witl fidontial, “Address SPARTA. Hor, in business, aged i fady or widow ‘of me matritpony; letters e ald oftiees OVERNMENT OFFICER DESIRES A LADY COR. ondent of me: Acs ident af meansy object matrimony. CAPTARY, Ay GENTLEMAN Drsikes TOM TO MEET A Wibow e Herat, ofenltnro; object, matrimony, Address VIUTOR, A MID D GENTT. ing, desires the acquaint tome tn matrimonial donc, S L. tg EMAN, IN GOOD STAND 20 fa refined lady with mown omiege et 1m ont A G SaNTLGIAR OF MEANS WISHES THR C4 it le wd ihe lady of means, Addross G. W. HIS OITY, Dit AG sire Acquaintance of a lady of refinement, matrt: LUMAN, STRAN city m W osber st. STABLE, witlt OA STALLA. tT RENT—NEAR 4 tion x Broadway; tine locatio ve Bo Oy get bid Ay. D st} tie STH AV, IN Sawireat Wa TO LET—IN 2: ALKER'S, 160 imonatiy inclined, Ad ress NORMAN, box 113" Horalé we ANTRD—THE ACQUAINTANCE AMIABLE YOUNG ny Indy: best reference given, required; object, m Address OAKLAND, Moral ite, wien asigacd TO LET—FOUR STALLS, Chim BOX STALL, Siask onrringe lane is Went suth se for coachman’s family ; covery convenience. fest th st ATABLE TO TART INE STABLE IN 63D 8T., _BXCHANGE, _ Sas me a a ea for'a pall Improved Froperiy.’ Wir Wont Sad sunt \