u 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



Turf Sports and Athletics. 



METROPOLITAN RIOIM! ACADEMY, 



Third Ave., 63d & 84th St.,, Second Ave. 

 FRED. J. ENGELHAKUT, Proprietsr. 



TMa magnificent Temple of Sport is now open for 



instruction and practice. 



Thorough Horsemanship, 

 Riding, Driving, Training, 

 Pedestrianism, Fencing, &c. 



PERFECTBACE TEACH, ONE-EIGHTH MILE. 



Comfortably healed and ventilated. 



For time, terms and privileges, address, FRED J. 



ENGELHARDT, Metropolitan Riding Academy, 



Third Ave.. 63d and 64th sts., N. T. 



NiiTiou.— The Coutral Park Biding School, Sales, 

 Exchange, Training and Boarding Stables, Seventh 

 Ave. and 5Slh St., continue under the same manage 

 men?.. Jaull^ly 



{S~ MARTHA \VA8HI,\GTO,\ RECEPTION 



GARDEN PARTY, 



J?OR BELIEF OF THE POOR OF 



NEW BOBK CITY, 



Under the Auspices of 



ST JUHVri GCILD. 



ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND N1LSON HALL, 



FEBRUARY 34, 1877. 



DECORATIONS Designed bv H. B. YOUNG. 



FLORIST, \V\I\ O. WILSON. 



Boxes and Tickets can uc pivieutedut the Committee 



Rooms or St. John's Guild, No. 42 East 14th street. 



f .-Ill-it 



THE Q REAT NEW YORK AQ UAR1UM 

 Broadway and 35th St. 

 OPEN DAILY Pt.OM 9 A. M. TILL 10 P.M. 

 .SUNDAY'S EXCEPTED;. 

 THE WORLDS WONDERS EXPOSED TO VIEW 



ASTONISHING AND REMARK -\RLE EXHI- 

 BITION of USHES AND A MPIIIUIUUS ANIMALS. 

 ONLY BEHEMOTH OF HOLY-WRIT IN THE 

 COUNTRY. 

 PROMENADE CONCERTS BY DODWORTH'S 

 CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. 

 JeM 



Zoological Garden. 



PAIRMOCNT PARR, PHILADELPHIA. 



Opan ivcrydav. A large collection of Living Wild 



Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles. Admission, 85 cents; 



f hihUfH mi.l»r tyr^iyp in rpnt. janfi It 



Jihtsicitl ^h\stwmmts. 



Highest Honors 



CENTENNIAL WORLD'S FAIR, 1876! 



SHONINCER ORGANS 



PRO N O U N (JED C N A IN I MO USLY AS THE 



Best Instruments, 



Tholi 

 Judge! 



"The B. SHONIXGER ORGAN CO.'S exhibit an 

 the brut Imurunifius. at a price rendering Hum pos- 

 sible to a large ti-s ul purchasers, having a combina- 

 tion of Reeds and Bells, producing novel and pleas- 

 ing effects, containing many desirable improvements, 

 will stiud longer m dry or damp climate, less liable 

 to get. out of order, all the. Imauls heme made tlnee- 

 plv, put together bo it is iavposslrjle for them toeither 

 shrink, swell or split." THE ONLY ORGANS 

 AWARDED I'HiS RANK. 



This Medal and Award was granted after the most 

 severe competition of the best makers, before one of 

 l„e most competent juries ever assembled. 



New styles aud prices just issued, which are in ac 

 eordancc with our rule, the BEST ORGAN for the 



X5. Shoniwer<&i» Organ Co., 

 97 to 128 Ciiestn.nl street 



NKW HAVEN. CONN. 



mki 



Z MOLLErVs^r, 



MOLLER'8 NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL 



Is pronounced by most distiu2ttished medical authori- 

 ties uf America and Europe to be the very best. Its 

 superiority is evident from the great estimation in 

 which It is held by New York physicians generally. 

 Prize* from all the great International Exhibitions, 

 Including the Centennial, testify convincingly as to 

 its merits. 



For sale by all Druggists . 

 Agents, W. H. SCHLBFF.EiLIN & CO 



Dec31-Sm. 



A. VICTORIOUS ITVVENTION. 



The Eagle Claw. 



An Ingenious device for the purpose of catching ail kinds of 

 Animals, Pish and Game. 



'Hie easy method of setting the Eagle Claw, combined with the 

 simplicity of removing the victim, are among its peculiar advan- 

 tages. 



it is immaterial how to place it. when set. It maybe bnried 

 flat in the ground, suspended from the limb of a tiee. o-. when 

 occasion requires, covered with grass, leaves or oilier light ma- 

 terial without in any way impairing its certain operation. 



It is adapted for bait of any description, aud. when set, no 

 Animal, Fish orBirdthat touches the bait can possibly escape. 



It does not mangle or injure, its victims in the slightest degree, 

 nor need ihey be bandied to free tbem from the trap. 



PRICE LIST: 



No. 1— For flailing and all kinds of small game and animals 



sent by mail 50 cents 



No. 3— For catching Miilt, Muskrats, Raccoons, large Game, 



Fish. &c. 75 cents 



No .1, or Rockv Mountain Giant, for catching Bears, Wolves, 



Pairhers, etc. Can be easily set by a boy, aud will stand a 



strain of several hundred pounds. Weigh I 10 to 15 lbs J10 

 sent charges paid to any address on receipt of price. 



Ad 



480 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



P.O. BoxSH. 



Chas, L. Goate, 



ulton St., Brooklyn, N 



AGrEJNTS wanted. 



BAIRD & HUSTON, 



Kensington Steam Engine Boiler Works & Ship Yards 



BEACH AND VIENNA STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, 



Builders of" Fast Steain Yachti-t. 



CENTENNIAL MEDAL AND AWARD FOR STEAM YACHT "MK1KO 

 Speeds 16 to 20 Miles Per Jlonr. 

 JAMES BAIRD, R. M r HUSTON, 



SAMUEL. HOLMES, «nm Ship Builder). 



BUILDERS OP FAMOUS STEAM YACHTS. CONTINENTAL, FIREFLY. MINEOLA. &C. 



For Meerschaum and Crgaret.es. I 



Does not. bite tDe tongue 

 Our Cigarettes of Vanity 

 Pair and those of Perique mixture'are of the best materials, aud as film as 

 can be produced. Only the best French Cigarette Paper is used, which is free 

 ms substances. Highest award, Vienna, 1S7J, aud Centennial, 1370. Samples, 



e unsurpassed, and the only brands receiving the 



u> j*j*ijh::r,i<^tjih:. 



A cigarette that quite takes the place of a cigar at one-tenth the cost. Unlike any ever before offered; a 

 mixture of the finest Perique and Vanity Fair. Supplied with mouthpiece to avoid direct colli act of the 

 tobacco wilh the mucous lining of the cheess and the teeth, while the entire quantity of ioomcco Is consumed. 

 Elegantly and conveniently packed in tin foil. Highest Centennial Award. Samples by mail. IS cents. 

 Aek your dealer for our gooos. 



«)I. g. KIMBALL & CO., 

 Peerless Tobacco Works. Rochester. N, V. 



ATTENTION, WATCH SPECULATORS! r 



We liaye the "best Imitation Gold Watcb in the Market for Trading Purposes. 



The metal is a composition o 

 other metals, so closely resembling 

 gold that the best judges find i 



CAN MOVEMENT. SI N K 

 I) I A I.. CHRONOMETER 

 BALANCE. BEAU! [FULLY 

 ENGRAVE!) OR ENGINE 

 TURNED HlN'l : ■ 



col'Ib" 1 w atc'h "f H AT 



COSTS FROM $150 



TO $200. It sells and trades 

 readily, for from $t)0 to $100, and 

 if you wish r 



mike 



Ibis. 



Owing t. . 

 enabled to reduce the price of them 

 to $12 EACH WITH AM ELE- 

 GANT CHAIN ATTACHED. 

 They are used on Railroads, 



ind other plae 



s!«"sf!u: l wT re ' 

 Mail or Exi 

 to any part 



, ,'le.V. 



■. by 



cf the Cm 



. O. Ii. v. hui the 

 customer desires and remits S3 on 

 account. These Elegant CHAINS 

 weigh about fifty pe 

 and the san - 



would cost $100. We sell these 

 it $11 each. But we sell the Watch aud Chain for $12, sent by Mad in it Registered Package, post-paid, 

 'ost-Office in the United States. * _ 



WE SELL THE WATCH WITHOUT THE CHAIN FOR TEN DOLLARS., ** 



J. BRIDE & CO., 767 & 769 Broadway, N7Y. 



In ordering please name this paper, 



■j^iqtwrs, 



PURVEYOR TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV- 

 ERNOR-G EiVERAL, 



ADAM WATTEBS, 



Wholesale and Retail 



Tea Dealer, Grocer, Wine and Spirit Mer- 

 chant 



1 1 and 1 £2 John St., 

 Quebec. 



COGNAC 



Offered for sale in bulk of the fallowing vintages- 

 1872, 1870, 1SG8, 1804, 1803, 1800, 1858, 



1855, 1S40, 1885. 



And in cases containing either 12 bottles. 2-1 pint 



flasks, or 13 half-pint flasks, very suitable 



for Hunting or Excursion Parties, of 



the following vintages: 



1870, 1865, 1858, 1835. 



THE SPORTSMAN'S FAVORITE BRANDY, BY 



IfaA^iland Ac Co., 



45 Barclay Street. 



The vintage is brand, don the casks, cases and 

 cento, All good; delivered only from U. S. bonded 

 warehouses. 



T. N. DWYEK, Agent. 



jan!8 



Sportsmen's <§oo&%. 



THK '7(5 SHOOTING COAT, 



(PATENTED). 



First (.'lass Shooting Garments, 

 In great variety, 

 Send for Circular. 



fJ(EO. 0. HEWNING, 



110 .Se"entb street. 

 Washington City. 



MORTIMER & KIRKWOOD, 



Gun and Riile Maliers, 



24 Elm St., Boston, Maes. 



All kinds of Breech-Loading Work ef- 

 fected in the most approved style. 

 OUNS BORED FOR 0L06E AND HARD 

 SHOOTING. 



Dccll-ly, 



OPTI M V s : 



AND HAMMER. 

 For both paper and meiollic shells. A pocket instru- 

 ment; it n quires no bench or table for its use, but I 

 efficient in camp, boat or stand. Price, $8. Sen 

 free by mall on receipt of price. State whether Tor 

 No. 10 or No. 12 gauge. Libera! discount to ihe trade. 

 ONION & CORNWALL, Gar.6 and Pis - 

 18 Wiu-reu street. N v Nov. 8 eotv 6mos 



$0!l(it(Q, 



RTJSHTON'3 



HUNTING & PLEASURE BOATS. 



Combine BEAUTY. STRENGTH and STEADI- 

 NESS. The LIGHTEST spotting boat in the world. 

 Weight, 25 pounds and upward. Will carry two lo 

 foar persons and baegaee. Cedar siding, oak keel, 

 stems, etc. (do not r. IJ up). Also CANOES, weight 

 «pontd» J. H. EUSHTON, Manutactarer, Can- 

 ton, St. Lawrence County, N. Y Sep9 tin 



Fenner's Portable Boat. 



FOR SPORTSMEN, TOURISTS, AND 

 surveyors. For fl.-hing. fail shooting and for 

 svinter sport in the South. Light, etiosj 

 noiseless. Compact to curry, easily end quickly set 

 up. Shown at D. 4, 31. Machinery Hall, Philadelphia. 

 8end for circular and prices to 



C A PKNNKF V»»»l,; River Ct 

 Can be seen at Hoiherton & lieemer's, 102 Nassau 

 treet. New Vork «-u-o« tin. 



New York Mailing Agency. 



with latest improved NewHpaper Folding and 



rumling llanbm;s. lBSpiu.ee St,.ith doul from 

 Tribune Buildings. J AilES BEADY, Maaager and 

 Proprietor. Open day and night. 



