The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1869, Page 12

12 mean! p Lesems. BLOCK FROM CITY HALL.—FRANKFORT HOUSE, Frankfort rt street, corner of William. 250 rooms freaks® Bren al night Bde. to fle, per day; SL $i oo to ‘$5 per ae $$ $$ —— | THOROUGHLY NEAT AND HANDSOMELY FUR- 1, nished Rooms, in the vicinity of first class restaurant isarte Serer ‘board, in a private family, 51 West Twenty- ‘op DOOR, WEST OF | SULLIVAN, street.—Pleasant Rooms in @ quiet tabie, $7 to #12 per week. 4. ise SECOND, STREET, (NE ve ave fatally j ter oo AVENUE (NO, 72).—T0 LET, ROOMS, SINGLY OR ‘en suite, with table d*hote or without board, in a strictly JAMES SLATER, Proprietor. (TH AVENUE, NO. CORNER THIRTEENTH HM iroct itundkomely’ furnished Rooms for familles Bingie gentlemen, with fret class Board; transient partie 72 BLEECKER ouse, With good NEAR BOWERY.—A LARGE eee, Ranaaomels furnished, in a jera e hotel, eorumodat pr AVENUE, 273.—-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Sn it of Rooms on second and third floors to rent, with on aud all appolutments frst 2 ST, LUKE'S. “PLACE (LEROY STREET). somely furnished Rooms to let, with or without Boar p private familly; 4 terms reasonable; location very desirable. 70 §10 PER WEEK.—PLEASANT, COOL ROOMS with excellont Board, at 174 and 176 Bloecker atrect, 6 A west of Broadway. Also Table Hoard, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. __BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTE! WANTED. “A BLEC RURGANILY FURNISHED suit “OF ROOM fry 4 to rent to ah veopectabiliy: are ciaen. iahegs box 137 ‘Werald GENTLEMAN OR SUNTLARAR ye WIFE CAN FS on. of handsome! with S50 Weal tweaty-Arat street nea fear Righth os comme v POARPING.HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED | ROOMS, with closets, water, bath and Board for two, only $16 & weok, in the first clasa hoase 149 East Fifty-tret’ etreet, be- tweet Lexington and Third avenues, x Botti ea te .1WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN AND be accommodated With good Board and Pai with the comforts of home; terms mode- fate. fan Apply at i2 Forsyth street, {XCELLENT BOARD MAY BE HAD AT A MODERATE 1)" "rate. Address 94 Second avenue, near Siuyvesant Park, Roforence required, {IRST CLASS BUARD—IN ANY LOCALITY IN TH city; Koome 1 suits or singly, farnished or unfurnteh: at prices fo sult applicants, RETCHAM & HANCE, 401 Fourth avenue, coruer Twenty-eighth treet, N KAT, PLEASANT, DESIRABLE ROOMS, Lookrra on Broadway, with aupertor table, very cheap, by day week or month. Nacison Square House, coruer Iwenty-frst street and Broadway. RIVATE FAMILY—A and tea for two, $10 a block from Central Park, Third ayenue, ROOM, WITH BREAKFAST as, bath, closet; one SoSth strebtstalrd House west of 16) AND 17 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY ‘and New York Hotel.—Handsomely furnished Roots, parlor, recond, third and fourth Sore, with or without Board; location very desirable, RB y ROND STREET, ONLY SEVEN DOORS prox Broadway.—Suit Rooms, second tloor, back, ¥ Week for two; two large Rooms, connecting, on th! our ik, #15 per weer for three ; Hall Room, second floor, front, NEAR BROADWAY, —QNE Communeating, per week forone. All nicely farnished and to tet to geu- n only, No meals 16 WAVERLEY PLACE, or two handsome, large, airy Rooms, jovvent fnrnished; bath, gas, &e. FAST HOUSTON STREET.—A NEWLY FURNISH- 6 _ed front Room to let, to gentleman and wit" ST. MARK’S PLACE.—PLEASANT ROOMS, COOL 1i and shaded, with excellent Board, on moderate terme 18 “WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK HO- tel.—Newly ntted up, large, alry Parlors and Becroome a the first and second floors, with ard; also front Hall jooms for gentlemen. EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, FIRST HOUSE east of Broadway.—A second Fioor, elegantly fur- hed, 18 now offered, with Board, together or separately, Pormabendiy or transient. 9 AND 17 WEST TWENTY-FOURTS STREET, OPPO- e) site Fifth Avenue Holel.—New and clegantly furnished with or without Board. ‘EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR BROAD- ~A social private famfiy will rent a few pleas- nth | Board, ob very moderate terms, 3 EAST, TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, “NEAR MADI- 2 son Park.—Front Room, auitabl ra gentleman and Rie or single gentlemen, with or joard. Table arders take! QD STREET, 102 EAST, SECOND HOUSE FROM Fourth avénue.—A' cholce of a few handsomely fur- ished Rooms fs now offered, with Board. Permanently or transiently. 26 West SIXTEENTH STREET.—HANDSOME SUIT of Rooms on parior floor, suitable for # family or a arty of gentlemen, with or without Board. Terms moderate fore je summer, Referer ot EAST TWENTY-sIXTH STREET. NEXT UNION League Club.—Rooms, second floor, for gentlemen} fast or tea If desire: ged. GROVE STREET._NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, $7 to $Iv per Week ; hall Room, with’ closets, with or Without Board. 41 East NIN > EENTH STREET.— —TO LET, WITH Board, weil furnished Rooms, connecting, on second floor, Also other Rogins. 43 SSL TWENTY-POURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH venus. Desirable Rooms, singly of im sult, at sum- . Reterences WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR PARK AND 6 0 $10 per week, pleasant Koome, with su- no objection to children; dinner af 6; tran- | Accommotated. Bren board 4° WEST THIRTYSECOND STREET.—ROOMS TO rent, with Board, bl LEXINGTON AVENUE.—A SMALL FAMILY HAVE ® few neatly furnished Rooms to rent, im suit or dinxiy. 62 CLINTON PL. ACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—VERY desirable Rooms and first class Board can be secured dy applying immediate! 53 WEST TWwe. TY-FOURTH STREET.—ROOMS TO Ov) lel, wish Boned, NINTH ‘STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF Pleasaat front Rooms to let, with Board, fe or single gentlemen. 72 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sizth avenues.—A squere and ha} Bedroom to lei, with — Terms low for the i, in first class house. ons. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH mely furnished Rooms to ie, jogether, with firet class Board; house newly ANICK "STREET, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH or Hoard, for a party ot three gentie- a Front Pai moderate. Piveener ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TO yman and wife; board for wife; near Fifth Ave- 1. Address E., Herald oMlee, RE DUCTION.—LARGE THIRD FLOOR ROOM, WITH Board for two, ® er Room, $7, Extra table. Airy, conventent location, 93 8t. Mark's place, near Sécond avenue, Reference, Area aH aad wie . LYN AT OUR _ BRANCH OFFICE, FULTON STREET, _ BOARD AND_ LODGIN WANTED. WELL FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOM AND HALL- room connecting wanted, by a laty and gentleman; Roard for Indy only. Address, stating location, accommoda* tions and lowest terina, Mutual, Herald office, iN ARRIED GENTLEMAN (FAMILY IN ANOTHER eity) wants a Room with or without partial Board; must bos atrleuy ‘private family: widow preferred: no objection a but fond ol children, Address, giving location and terms, Comfort, Herald office, oseaheatth wie nT Sey WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AN UN- furnished Room, on second floor, with gas Dath, Bc not be rns to a pleasant location,” quiet family, sttietly pr: low Waverley place, between Second and Seventh avenues; Price not to eacced $18 per month; Hoar for lady extra if Fequired. Address 3, HANFORD, 93 Broadway. private family, within 29 miles of the cl fisting erinsy drs Le Williamsburg Post ofee. Q MINUTES PROM JERSEY crTy FERRY, CORT. Desbromes strech Twenty-six traine tall, three lines of horse cars; 6 pen: ep Mes ae Tov bath bot and and alt mi ee ae Fer Permanent y Board, h $7 fo i james Ho fi au Te ean eat 0.13 Malden APTN EEMTS FOR THE HERAL| RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN i our BRANCH OFFICE 145 FULTO! ET. TLANTIC HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. house, having changed bas been ‘retitted froaghout, and is now open. Terms very moderate. Catering to the Rye and American Le er mesg gementa can be made ‘s Auctioneer, y, New York, Eeiwecu 10 and tv ociocks or at J. Me Gristaiarsyit Abingdon aquare, or on the premface. : M, REICKENBERG, Proprietor. AT BEACH HOUBE, WALLINGFORD, CON mountain afr, fine drives, good fishing, salt water, near and stedmnbc 50 at New Haven Rail 3 bow ity week. A. W, SMITH, y Proprictor. A EW CHOICE ROOMS, NOW UNOCCUPIED, AT irview.”” Splendid scenery, high and healthy, plenty atry productious except ague and mosquitoes; hap ene on conaree Hook via ones ile Toad; near depot at ‘alle; ekland county, N. Y. a ‘its Fea! KM. VAN RIPER, A BATH HOTEL, 1, 1, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL « summer resort on the Continent. New arrangements, Bea batning, still and surf, Cars leave house every thirty pla, Brookiyn and Bath Railroad, ret clase family hotel. Few Roorns unenzag hc: LEWIS. E. A. WELLER, Superintendent. ELLEVUE HOTEL.—TUIS FAVORITE NEW SUM- ‘mer hotel, only three miles from Montreal, 1s notes for is fine shaded grounds and healthy locaitty. ‘Families wish: make arrangements will please address HIRAM DicLok te, Montreal Houser Moutreal. Brees mi POINT HOUSE, BRANFORD, CORR seven miles from New Haveo.—Roome for uests, 15 to #20 per week. D, M. KING, Proprietor, se ES Da be inl COMETON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIR CURE COM- bined with Water Treatment.—This extensive and magni- ficent establishment, located directly on the Auburn branch of the great New York Central Kal midway between ractse and Rochester, {e now o for the reception of pleasure seekers and invalids, A lith serape of thia spacious and elegant building, surrounded With naiural_ grove. and Beauiifat drives. can’ bo soon at the most important hotele and watering places after the Ist of August. Terms for i 1 t0 818 per week ; children and aer- Tibject to contract for ‘four months at re- |. B,—Cireulars sent on appiteation. ALBERT CLEVELAND, Proprietor, ard, $3 per day vente’ half “pee duced rates. WAXTED-BY TWO YOUNG GERMANS, ROOMS AND Board ina strictly private family on Staten 1 places where po other boarders are kept preferred. Addresi Hating ful particulars and terms, which must be iow, M. Gy ox w York Post oflice. Ps neous WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ALD WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAY ING eae ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OF- FICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, 145 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, Rsaeors BROOKLYN BOARD. Nee Alxmick HOUSE, 242, 244 AND 246 FULTON STREET, Brookiyn Heights; mest cool and airy summer boarding House tn the two cities: splendid location; four minutes from Fulton and Wa ferries. “4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT BRANCH OFFICE, M3 FULTON STREET. Seesfundaueimecntes a melt ‘HOTELS. — ] NTERNATIONAL HOTEL, J NeTIO; OF WILLIAM, Duane and Chambers streets. Board and Room, &2 ie a a without,board, 40c., 50c, and 75¢. a day; §: JEW ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNER BOWERY AND Rayard—On the European plan; 20 light rooms; lodg jogs G00. a Ble, Rightly, $3 to #4 weekly ; for “gentlemen only oe +] Shee. HOTEL, CORNER OF BOW ERY ‘AND CANAL ttreet.—New house, 10) rooms; kept onthe European Plan ; moderate price; by the day, week or month. 'B. BREDER, Proprietor. Wanna HOTEL, UNION SQUARE, CORNER bath — eames ng 4 < tant § veges Rooms, with rt ooms for ai io eae lemen an ansient guest can be bad til September 1, st sammer price aie WISHING TO ‘SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LD WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR EAVING eS ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OF- FICE THE YORK HERALD, 14 FULTON STREET, ERUOKLY x. COUNTRY BOARD, — “4 NEW HOU SE OPENE! ‘POR CITY BOARDERS, ten minutes’ ¢rive from West Point Military ‘or terms address Mrs. 8. CLARK, Highland Pall, oye ASA REMAIN AT YOUR BU ‘SINESS TILL 6 Sere arty and at half-past 6 be seated at your dinner at St. James Hote! ‘est End), first class table; clegantly furntahed rooms, en suite or singly ; nil modern im: ovements; as, baths, hot Permanent $3 t0 #0 par few dere ng, foot Cort landt safest at 310 and 8:30, ) Wand 11:30 P. M.; MG clashes ai reo foot Cordanar' FAMILY OF FIVE OR SIX PERSONS Ok TWO Lo families can obtain Board in Madison, N. a3 house large and pleasantly located. Address A, B., Mad sou X.d. or call'for information at EW. HyDR 4” CO°8, % Duaue street, necond floor, WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR SIXTH 101 arenue.—To let, a few newly furnibbed Rooms; reat fow: pentiemen preferred; good reference required.’ For forther Ts. RODMAN. 05 CLINTON PLACE (EIGHTH STREET), NEAR iT Fifth avenue. gantly furnished Rooms, en suite with Board, at summer HW STRE! NEAR SIXTH AVE- y furnished Rooms, for gentlemea, ‘ast it dealzed. NUE, ars apply 10 toes. br #ing) 08 NEAR TWELFTH STRE. 108 FOURTH AV! A hantsorge large, Room i also ehalland a swmali 8 Bo. Room, with frst ei dand moderate charges, WEST TWENTY Mf STREET, NEAR SIXTH 14. avennie.—A few handsome! ith Bo furnished Rooms to let, ia a small family. Terms reasonable. Refer: EVENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH furnished batk Room on to one or two gentlemen or ® gecond floor to let, with Bu gentleman and wire. fm WEST EIGnTH STREET ous strangers oe of Bon! ,, TT yectable German hed Rooms, with y wil Tet rd or private ta 125 WEST. TWENTY-SIXTH STREE f—HANDSOME ) ly farnishet Kooms to let to geutleman and wife with Board for lady only. 39, EAST SIXTEEN A CUBAN LaDy oifers neatly fornished Rooms, with or without frat Blass Howrd, to single gentlemen or wWatried couples, Eng: ws ye and French spoke BAST SEVENTEENTH NEATLY Tarniabed front Room on second floor, with good WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVE- nue.—Elegantly furnished Rooms to jet, ea sulve or 40 very moderate terms, with or without Roard, to ladies oan ae modern improvements, Alto Hall Rooms. STREFT.—A 138 a private Southern family; references ekehange EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.-HAND- somelv furnished Recond and Third Floors, with or ie Board; house firet class; terms moderate ; everything FQ) WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.A PRIVATE OJ family will let, at very moderate prices, handsome on second aod third floors, fromt, with good Board; Bouse and uelghboriiood first clase, 207 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—A FEW PLEAS- ant, nicely furniehed Roome to let, with or without fourd, in m frat cleas location and on reasonable verma; & Pleasant home may be secured. HOMPSON er of STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.— furnished Rooma, Parlors, nd floor, With OF without 217 BLOOMFIELD STREET, HOHOKEN, N. 4.70 let to a geutlemany m nasideomely Tarabined Hom, itn partial Boart, Inquire for one week. RAST BLEvE & FOURTEENTH << cET, BETWEEN atly furnished get good Hoard and wiry Roome; | modern improvements; reason- NINTH STREET, CORNER OF SECOND AVE- ¢.—A young widow lady, having an elogauti; lil rent @ choice of ‘pleasant Rooms, y fur. with or AND 003 FOURTEENTH @FREET, CORNER Second avenue. Handsomely furnished double and ningle Rooms on second and third Hoors, with Bo Kooma, en suite or eingle, with reasou- avenue. Furnished ng ten ot Fennilies; terene 307 WEST Q_y7 West FOURTEENTH STREFT, NEAR (Biourn nit Board, for youn, Shin; rere Teferences exchange WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A PRI aa 319.5 LA we jet @ front Room snd hall Bedroom ot Whe Re. ith Board, Terme moderate. Flages pars © aeeecneenes ne ™ BAST FOURTEENTH STREET.ROOMS TO ay rent, with or without Board, in the boue of @ pri- vate fa farotly. 326 f. ple. ovate place 1-HANDESOMELY FURNISHED Tb9 7159 Rewer ‘or in suits, to gentlemen or indies, ith or without — J. PROADWAY. WEST RTEENTH STREBT, jeasant Fron Room to Jet, with Board; LAROE, iso Hall, WEEN THIRTIETH AND ty 12, datasets ANG Re OLeRIET, of Demon ely furnished Rooms, ai bie bow and terms moderate. AY TWO LARGE AND HAND. somely furnished front Rooms to let, with or witout Boar’, fo three or four gentlemen; terms mod- orate. HAND- ere | nw boar’, 115 Enet Hand other first PRV ATE re FAMILY. WILL LET A BUIT OF fs ¢ Rooms, together oF soe ews frm FRENCH FAMILY, OCCUPYING A WELL FUR- nished and pleasantly situated bouse on Staten Island, will accommodate desirable parities with Board in the beat atvie; Spanish and German spoken. Apply at Chestnut Grove, near Vandurbilt landing, TA DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM, Lig hour from New York per Morris and Essex Rail well furnished Rooms, with liberal country ‘spacious modern house,’ beautifully locate’ oa bih « , commanding extensive view; pure moantaio air, te drives. boating s and fishing; excellent stabling. For particnlars apply at 16 Fifth avenue, A YOUNG"“LADY DESIRES BOARD AT A FARM house, within two hours’ distance of the city; near the Indsou river preferred. Terma not to exceed $6 per week. Hy box 6, 155 Post office, New York. FAMILY OR GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN FIRST class Board onthe shore, between New Brighton and farticulars 3 frarantine, S, 1; fresh fruits aud vegetabies, of W. A. © OLLISS, Bs Pine street. MORE ROOMS CAN, BE AD, WITH FIRST Btaten Island, be- yabundance of fruit, milk ‘Went Twenty-third street, Bs? NEAR NEW DORP_ STATION, Island, on honr from city, via South ferry.—Com 01% house: ‘ampie, shady grounds; sea bathing; for benu or bealth(winess unsurpassed; plenty milk wud vegetables; Nermus $3 to. Apply tod. P. RELLATT, OARD AT TARRYTOWN.—PARTIES DESIRING GOOD Country Board at reasonable terms can be secommo- = by addressing Mra. 8. 5., box 6,164 Post ogice, New York. Bore WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN A DRY, MOUN- tainous region, one of the New England Slates pre- ferred, and in a vilinge hotel where there are few board Kidrete wits fut particular 3 goad as wanna: ra wi al articniars, ice, location, AL Mey Ok box & Washingion, D. ARTY 2 OARD IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEAR THE Harlem Raliroad, § minutes’ walk to station, 60 minutes by care to Twenty-aitth street Ineation very high and ex- tremely healthy ; rooms large and airy; excellent table; terme reasonable. Inquire at 404 6 roniiway, am the store, OARD AMONG THE HILLS AND MOURTAIN®_AT Cornwall, Litchfield county, Conn., a retired and healt locality, eastiy necessivie; ver moderate, Cali on L. F. DUDLEY, this day, at Lovejoy's Hotel, and see photograph and plan of bolldings. OARD IN THE COUNTRY—AT \ERY MODERATE prices; surroundings the most romantic in the State (Godsecticut); bomerous artiste spend ter summers, Ia- quire of J. P. i., 19 East Fourth street, OARD ON STATEN ISLAND WANTEDBY TWO . Address J., box 4,041 New York Post odice. OUNTRY BOARD—IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, on L) the line of the Harlem road, 25 miles from the cit Rooms, fmall farm, quiet and bealthy location, at $6 Duane sireet, tives (oes RD.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE AC- comm in the pleasant, village of Mallen, on the Hueson, ere land dally, Apply to or addr 5 ey Fei Adelphi street, Brovklyn., Couvenient to Oatekili Moun? tan Mouse BOARD, THIRTY MINUTES FROM FER- (oustRy ) ries, Two fine Kooma, at the splendid piace known. as Lefferts’ Mansion, Pulton avenue, between Bedford and Nostrand avenue horees, Coustey BOARD WANTED FOR uiring two or three roo t tant, "Adirese box 3,148 Post oflice, et particulars. ity and country combined, Stabling for MALL FAMILY thirty miles dia terns and other (HOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—ON THE | NORTH 1g Ver Oe wcinity, not abowe Hudson, by a lady, uurse and fo chvidren, Job farm house preferred; terma not to be reore io aweek. Address, with full soul i. Ba vor 4.181 Post utlice, Sew Yor,» PAM — « SOUNTRY BOARD WANTED ON Mad ing OF Tit / Harlem, 1 —- or New Haven not more than 29 miler jew York ant iy mite, depot, for gentleman, ite, va childrens fervent, coachman, horse and arties must bavé #table vom, Call New York. all On of address FOR A GENT A Wires child and servant, in hilly dlatrict, vie) depot; location on th a Sutterne preferred: rating particulars, ¢ ret, | en and required. Addi 4 Rew vor Foat ofice a YOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED NEAR THE ‘atski!] Mountaing: daily mall; good table; moderais ‘Address N. SHAW, ‘Aera, Greene county, N. ¥ Fst CLASS BOARD IN. WE R cousty, th ary, Males from. ety, Hou ee ed * pie trees: ples einbler arn: = u Air. ADIY tit Bo arte avenue, sculewest corner of Twea, ty drat atre DASSAIO. N. J.—BRIE RAILWAY, 45 MINUTES from city. | Rootnm, suitable for married or ringle gente, Apply to WM, CLARK & OO., 163 Reado street, New York jeciately on the line of the New Mayen or iw Address Te LADIES DESIRE ROARD IN THE COUNTRY iver railroads; terme must be very moderato. 14 West Ninth street. R FAMILIES, A #0 SINGLE GEN- en, can be accomunniated with fret class Board, at location delightful For partiowiars inquire at wireet. ((00PER House, J ‘Cooperstown, New York Witt open June 24." Rooms for 400 gueste, New furniture; seven acres ground’; Otsego lake, boating, fishing, fine drives; grounds made classic by the Sooper railroad wice a day from Albany. ms @4 Fer ‘day; deduction made for families. CHARLES A. WATEINS, Proprietor. YROFT HOUSE, IN THE HIGHLANDS, OPPOSITE West Point, Garrison's, Station.—Pleauant and healthy summer bor ow open. The st: ‘will be at station on arrival of 10:48 A. M. and 4 P, M. traine from Thireieth street, New York. ‘A. JACKSON. Diaries HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. J., 18 DE- pirabiy’ situated about two miles from the beach; well good stabiing; stages run to beach and cars; terms VERGREEN LAWN, CORNWALL, ON THE HUDSON, Mis now ready for the’re ception of Boarders. For particu: jars ad eae ©, & TALLMADGE, Cornwall, Orange count Y . Ys ]PAIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIRFIELD, CONN.—GOOD AC- commodations for families; figest bathing on the Haren Raiiroad fishing, fine drives; only two hour via New Haven P. D. CA) RIQUE. © —THIS PRsury, BROADWAY, TARRYTOWN, N. Y. favorite hotel, baring clianged owners, fa now open for mn AY LIES, Proprietor. ihe reception of permanent and tran JOHN T. IGIER'’S HOTE! PORT WASHINGTON, N. J: 4 the Shrewsbury rire first clasa summer Yaunily ° ae jem baths, boatin de; Board, $2 60 per day, a or cris to $14 per week ; stea noe Sea Bird lands on the pre: mises. Inquire for time table as wharf, foot of Warren street, rth river. SSISQUOL SPRINGS HOTEL, FRANKLIN, COUN: AM ty, Vermont —W. "GHS, Proprietor. The above hotel is now open i ae ae eased of guests, First class accommodations, pure Vermont air (eo favorable for invalids and others), wil pictal jue scenery, including fine views of Mount Mauateld and the Adirondacks ; boating, fuhing, splendid drives, dc. kc, This house fe adjacent 16 ainous MISSISQUOI SPRINGS, whose waters have wrought such — miraculous cures of the most obstinate diseases. Railroads from every direction to St. Albans, and from there i is @ charming ride of ten miles. Communications addressed as above will ve prompt attention. Cranes HOUSE, LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J.—THIS beantiiul and healthy summer resort now open. Route, M and Essex Rai Raliroad to (0 Preveavile thence by stages. & & BONS, Proprietors. J EPTU HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE_NOW ‘OPEN, N Me Vist ory ca Ve secu at Ciltord Hou, 18h jroadway, tn rel wis, te see \CEAN HOUSE, jewport, R. ‘Opens for the reception of guests in ra latter of June. ‘be proprietor, having purchased the extire p roperty, has expended over ‘10,000 1 Salarging and improving the house the present season. C. Koppita's celebrated orchestra, from Selwyn's theatre, 2, engaged for the seaton 8. Be WEAVER, | 24, Proprietor. ORG, LAKE HOUSE, NEWBURG, ORANGE county, N. Y.--Newly furnished; mountafn air; sailing and fishing.’ Please send for cite alan, R. THOMAS & NEPHEW. Qu. POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. i situated on thi boating; fishing excellent; t Tenched vy Long Island Raliroad (rom James, sip, and by steamer Artisan, pler 25 East river. M. B. PARSONS, OPEN FOR SUMMER place, and plenty JACOBS, box SCEOLA LAKE HOUS boarders at moderate prices; health; of shade, Callon or address JAMES bas Post oftice, Peekskill, N.Y. HOTEL PAVILION (LATE Brighton, only 30 minutes by bont it water bathing, ten pin alley, bi Ay ‘all Attached to the house. This elegant eatabl ment is DOW open for the reception of guests. I UTHERFURD PARK HOTEL, Ratherfurd ibe on the silvery 45 minutes from City L Ite Elegant lawns and croq net Re boating, bathing and fishing, ¢ ng niture, table and attendance, Apply te THOMAS F. WELLS, proprietor (formerly of the St. James Hotel, New ey omy upon he premises, oF at 11 Barclay street, from Stoll SIXTY MINU- yay | ORANGE, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, tes from Barclay street by Morris and Rasex Railroad, tix mmiatives’ walk from. So station, twelve from South Ornnge ; twenty acres in for 4 iawn; hot and cold water ry out probably within on turniture, carpeta and management new ; Est END), ‘é J, OF- to merchants, -b baths on month from date; feencry and drives unsurpassed; good accommodations fot horses, earriages and ‘couchmen. Partices will please cal upon. or ad soul’ Orange, HITEELBENGER a ALMER, iropr etors, st JAMES HOTEL, MARION 1) fers, unequalled “inducement 4 Tamilies, being only 5 rotnutes from Stoney MGortandt or Desbrosven street; 26 trains daly via Nev’ Jersey Wnilronds also three nes horse ‘cars;” new house, tendis location, fronting on Demott Park’; ret clase table; elegantly furnished rooms, en suite or singly; fall modern improvements, gas, bath, hot and cold water, t Board #7, to S20'per week: transtent gun day, Apply on the permises, or to GILES, WAI CO. Maiden fane. GTAMFoRD HOUSE, STAMFORD, CONN.—LOCATED tn one of the most beautiful vill ¢ vicinity of the tity, having changed owners and sew!y, farm ‘s pen for alent, and transient, ra; bowkiny figs Dating and crives naurp: steamer trom Ful: faiket slip at 3 P. iy and Wiens a dail iis GRPENCER, Manager Gopte ste NoTEL., amrryviEE ON THE Great South Bay, one hour and a half, by South side al. rond, will be veady for guests J fishin, boating. f £ c. kindy Proprietors SRIOR AC ‘OMMODATIONS Mg Mra. ANDREWS’ on Brodway f south of Froebytertan churel ero house ; board or APPAAN ZEE HOUSE-NYACK, ON ITUDSOX, T. R. Proctor, proprietor; open July 1 attractions Ine Tpention and grounde unsurpassed. “Apply at Nyack, oF st. Kicholns Hotei, New ¥ ‘CLIFF HOUSE” 18 NOW OPEN for the reception of manent or Lo any boarders. Apply to or address Mr. PACKARD, Tarrytown, N. Y. TINDEMERE HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE.—FINE fiebiog, boating, &e. Forcirculare call on or address M, P. BROWNING & oun is) Fourth street, New York, ARRYTOWN, N.Y. or at Monroe, Orange coun’ DVERT ISEMENTS: FoR THE AREALD, A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFIOB, 145 FULTON STREET. HOUSES, ROOMS, 1%, & C0 WANTED, _ GENTLEMAN WANTS A_PURNISHED ROOM—A A private family preferred: wit ve reference: Wooatian dant of Brondway and between Twellth and Thirtioth streets; terms moderate, Address A. G. 8., box 2,603 Post office, PD o0oMs Rey Tp. ¥ MONDA Y, av WARE BT Moray, Call on or address ELKINS & OO particu! AND APARTMENTS Wi WANTED IMMEDIATE ‘al Peorner of Tw E, nue, corner o t rwenty-elg ahh etree. cat. UNFURNISHED ROOMS, oo aTRictLy PRIVATE. jase, moderate terma, for a q }éducated lady ikteenth to Thirty-aixth Second aod BI i Herald ote, A FOLLY FURNISHED in eity oF country, near city, 31 Bible House, with full WASTED’ PARLOR FLOOR, FURNISHED, witht widow lady, between Fourth and Sixth avennes, and not above Twenty-third street, | a lady and daughter, where they wht bave the comfort ‘Address dir f a quiet home. #28 Broadwi IN STATEN ISLAND, NEIGHBORHOOD Brighton preferred, a emall unfurnished House ster purchase 06 suitable terms. Address Mary Montag To ) HIRE. SMALL HOUSE On edd oF rn Hogation above Fortieth street, Lexington to W ATED Fighth avenue, oe, ~ sme all partiouines and rent MCKENNA, 04 Dua . r APYERTISBMENTS | FoR agente Con BRANCH OFFI STREET, _... THB _BVENING TELEGRAM. (PHB ORBATEST oF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMDASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN [118 WAR PAINT. THE MAN WilO LAUGHR, TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 2%. HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED, AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THb SCENES. HORACE IN if18 WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, _THE | EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 2. HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN “HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEKOUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, ” SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 25. pHs GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS, TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, SBE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 25. ad GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT . JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN js WAR PAINT. i THE MAN WHO LAUGHS, TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 2 ¥ hice GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE, GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN'HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE %. + ea GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM Al ‘TOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT. JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED, : AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN “Hid WAR PAINT, THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, SEB THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 25 la GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY, LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED, AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS,” TOGETHER WITH NUMBROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PABSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE BYBHING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 25, -_ GREATEST OF ALL. 2} THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY, LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISITC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN HI® WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. . TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS aT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 2%. Tt g GREATEST oF ALL, THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT: JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND TRE SCENES, HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITM NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 25. T 1 GREATEST OF “ALL THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT. JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND DOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN His WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THR BVENING ELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 2. pie GREATEST or ALi, THE TELEGRAM C) JARTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND HOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACK IN HIS WAR PAINT, Ti® MAN WHO LAUGHS, TOGETHER WITlt NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING RVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE %, | GREATEST OF ALL, pus T THE TELEGRAM GxRTOONS OF TO-DAY. LOOK OUT FoR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN THis WAR PAINT, THE MAN Wito LAUGHS, TOGETHER WITH NUMBROUS PICTORIAL MITA AT MEN AND PARSING EVENTS. 8K THR GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, JUNE 98 I3| s+ v0 asc ereeeess PROpriot rer ‘TRIO bd EAS? LYNNE, weit ‘ani BAST LYNNE. THE B F SOMrARy ¥ IN NEW YORK. ANY Mtumbay MATIN pauiad EVENING ann, GAxERDAY AT! nts. Matinee adiiason 0 cent Secured seats 76 cents, Geet ad oix dayetmadvance, (Ee Mric THEATER. BEGINS AT & CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES. The Summer XTH WEEK OF cramme Thesummer GEO. E, OX'S COMIC gramme The Summer PA’ IME, MICCORY [PICCORY, D The Summer TUB WONDERFUL Acknowledged BALPY TROUPE, Ackno edged ‘Acknowledged sensAtio IL DANCERS) Acknowledged Acknowledged est Ch OX vona Seeieees | Acknow! est Gown KY the orl knowledge: Acknewiedied RITA A ‘Acknowledged The Best HE OLYMPICS BALLET, | in New @ Fopuinr Harleyuinade, tn New York Mile. HANTOLA, in New York INRE AND MoLossy, in New York The Best KIRALFY. in New York Charming Music, onderful Tricks i: eudid Scenery, VEDNESDAY ‘aNd ‘SATURDAY. V OQD'S MUSEUM. SUM MER SEASON, arnlly clrele, SU cents; children, 15 cents. General Ce goer 50 cents ‘which include ail the MUSEUM CURTOSITIES, Last appearances of the combination of the “ 01 fa thelr matchless Acrobatic and Gymvagttc Feats and MINIATURE C1 HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS Tn thelr Programme of unrivalled iniustreey. ATINEK thip day, at 2 o'clock, Monday, Ju ea ME Te EDDY will appear in the most ‘startling are ioe a age—Eugene Sue's own dramatization of his fs grenten THE WANDERING Siw CaDEMy, ve MUSIC. N FRIDAY EVENIN' FIRST AND ONLY PERI SERAPHINE. BY V. SARDOU, success of the Parisian stage durin, MATINELS Is, JUNE 35. KMANCE OF which has been the great the past fengon, having run 280 nights. To give prominent eclat to this reprosentatlon, Mile.” MOREAD, one of the firat Parisian stare—from from the P Porte-Saint-Martin— d,.and will be supported by the beat French anew of the Mew York and leans troupes, The sale of seats takes place thie da; hirmer's, 701 Brondway; Durand & Hisehy'n; 195 Broadway, and at the Nox office of e theatre, Wattace's. THE LAURI TROUPE. BALLET, BURLESQUE AND PANTOMIME. THE MOST Dis ic ks eamena rae Ti BRILLIANT COSTUMES AN AND APPOINTMENTS. GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE. VEN. sare AROS IN wert ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, will be prodaced a new BU parca OPENING, entitled R, SIR RUPERT rue RECKLESS, jn conjunction mie W COMIC SCENES, NEW BALLETS AND EFFECTS, _Box book now open, IHEATRE COMIQUE. THEATRE CONIQUE, THEATRE COMIQUE. THE NEW COMPANY THE NEW COMPANY THi NEW COMPANY SPLENDID BILL EVERY NIGHT. SPLENDID BILL EVERY NIGHT. SPLENDID BILL EVERY NIGHT. iE GREAT JOE EMMETT = GREAT JOE EMMETT GREAT JOK EMMETT tt pun SKETCHES. FUN ETCHES. FUNNY DuTcH SKETCHES. FAMILY RESORT ae POPULAR FAMILY RESORT POPULAR FAMILY Ri AND COOLEST PLACE BINT THE An | ee AND COOLEST a | iN THE om city. AND COOLEST P. fo EXCESSIVE HEAT J FROM ENTILATED yEOR ALL 8) soe wp aRE OPEN A AND 8 Atos ese ctr? MATINEE EV EVERY WEDNESDAY AX AND. BATU CRDAY, ata ONY PAST TORS (OPERA Ho! ERY, T GRIND Reh APTE FEENGON A ‘AND ByENing” GIGANTIC ARRAY | ¥ OF VOLUNTEERS.” EY WH are Kem lew York's favorite, THE GREA’ Uda ae H, Te. et se deat (2 jeg ‘ie lazer tah Oo vomedier. Tatraebl eat Hug am The Palketic Haltadist, BILLY EMMETT. * Ni ne yh hy oad _A MOST EXTRAORDINARY. ENTERPALNMENT, Woxmens prow LASKA, ing, J Manat oF”, SP aeTig QUITIES HES. “END iar ‘RI LLECTED IN crite. TERRITORY ‘oF. rhEA KA by Edward G. Esq., consist! ccapetenn a iy tet scieat Jections ever shown re ne is count Hahubitlon open from 9 orelock A. M. to 10 ote! P. M.,at the Clinton a Hall Art Galleries, Astor plage at ene ‘Admission 250. Seaso ata $i cache LEAVITT, BLEBELGH & CO, METH A\ “DORA,” Al every night and MUSEUM oF ANATOMY, 6s Broatway. ay PNET 20, - fearfully and ag y made | 618 The Rennties, Wonders and Monstrositien of City the He avd Ao|mal Creation to be seen at 618 _one visit. WELFTH ANNUAL PICNIC of the Now York Caledonian (lab, bs Jones’ Wood, o1 Friday, June aes, ub Wo P. I ‘two full bands and the pipes of the Club, Sicthenee '. ie tickets Be The Club will leave forthe grounds 9:3) ‘TICKETS AND RESERVED SEATS FOR THE THEA. vriCE. £¥ Ran POLITAN MOREL, THEATRE TcKES OnDEN THE RMING “por A LITTLE AND r THFUL ‘8. SAN” INJINS” yi -NUR THERAT! KE, vr ‘event ne olng thie week, and Satu ternoon BALLOON.” eat iwo o'slock, _ AVEN TH wi BL ae i SUSAN MATT! Bar DAY, JU UNE AT 20° ar ENTS FOR THE HERALD CEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OCR BRANCH OFrice, ot Actas STREEP. Aare tiité aie. COAL AND ‘woop. _ “al 1 Tw INE LEH Ya 4 5 E 10H, LUMP. aXe SPROKEN; stove, pg fetid ‘nut sizes, nd avenue and 677 Bixth nveniie, YIRST CLASS HORSESHOER A ok He can do general jobbing. Address ferald oflice. OY OF 16 YRARS Wi WISHES TO LEARN A TRADE AS gineer, oF lithographer ; good recommendation. | Ad- oe 4 ‘mn Winchier, Cliaton av., corner Ferry at., Hudson Neds MOAR MAKERS WANTED..GOOD UNION CIGAR Hendy work wil be givens Apply to Wilinun Ne Pvice & Cory 0 . 119 Maiden lane. ‘ om) $i NUTTER WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS CUSTOM ) tafloring firm, on Reoadwag ; one of experience and pr. pan” Soktedee box 183 Herald ofice. Cotnmunications ‘will OKRTHOOK MARER WANTED—A FIRST CLARS workman to go ont of the city; oy work aud fair prices, Address Pocketbook, Heraid ‘office. QILVERSMITHS AND TE WORKERS WANTED.— Apply at Whiting Manufacturing Co,, 181 Broadwi QITUATION WANTED—AS BAKER, ‘restaurant, Addrens RH 0 LITHOGRAPHERS.—A ferer In commercial, plate or © ment, Address W. Wailing, box 121 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN W! “4 bas had some sapeceee om the pansee prove ane, cylinder, to look al two presses on long. ‘umbere: ork. 0 the right sort of haw, t Office Building, Newburg, INA ROTEL OR fertd office, FIRST CLAS8 TRANS work wante émploy- raid fice. job « \ yANTED—A MASTER MACHINIST AND PRA cat inom few sober and ‘reliable, engineers, hand Coney Island Hailroad oMee, coruet + Brookly Wes SITUATION BY A COMPET eer of 18 years exverience ae Tendored any time, Addross c ANTED— AN EXPERIEN D BREWER: MUST UST UN. ea Siow: Addross, stating derstand bie business w name of former employers, Ale, Hi ANTED-THRER FOUR FIRST CLASS PAT tern re for light brass work; lock pattern makers preferred. Apply at 65 Beekman at, 7 ANTED... t ELLER. NONE BU y a 1 IEW ian Brat claee workmen wm rt Bros., No, 241 Fulton at., Brooklyn, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT EN- neer, of 16 years’ ¢1 } examination cheerful rendered any time.” ‘K rend Bogineer, Herald office, a ANTED=A SASH ARD BLIND MAKER, ¢ W Lovejoy's th si trom 1 to 8 0’ a % W PHOLATERER. HR. APPLY at Pavilion Hotel, New § ihton, § Staten | YOUNG MAN WisitEs TO HNGAGE formed” Kinross Wr Me ee sokviie Ge senna aeanty, Long isang i oe VP ANTED A GE) HERAL ER AT ot ros since, Avery eM NTs FOR TH BRAN CHOI Hat ea VENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Seventh avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-nint® TRE MOST ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE SUMMER sere RS THOMAS' Foruras R. iE inert trois the Comets: ae Cornet-a- Piston, to» TH! aONEtY, FRIDAY) ), EVENING, JUNE fe at Se nae j Gacrteeaes ataty MR. J. LEVY. 11, Waltz, “Wiener Bonbons’*...... 12 Quadrille, “La DAISSION THIRTY ST Fi vi can TRVATE BO bree af TWO DOLL LARS. das Broad an at Sehuert maga 10) Br 3 co ageagd aw taba IfTH AVENUE TI THEATRE. THIS EVENING AND SATURD. Tenajuon'e Lio. SATUR AY AFTERNOON, DORA. Meesra. Frederic Robinson, C. H. Vandenboff, H. F. Dal; us Lizzie Price, Miss Kittie Blanchard ‘aud others in licnterssse 801 oarson, H. F, Dal wasee ule ast Ropsons HE Mary Cary and ¥ Daly, nen Charles Koppitz, -Musical Director MATINEE SATURDAY, AT TWO merge Seals may be obtajned nt tho bax ollice, Ro, 701 Broadway ade at the General Tisket Oslee, Nos 14d —— adway, * Boor Open at 7345 overture at & AVERLEY THEATRE. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OLD ctniosiny SHOP, jack. Preceded by the screaming taise ob ‘A KISS IN THE D. MATINER SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCR, Ph Ll i ES ai le TRLO'S GARDEN. THE St SUMMER THEATRE CON’ sap re suc JARRETT & PALMER \ND THE COOLEST. ‘CESS LYDIA THOMPSON BUnuesque TROUPE DRAPER OL augresguE FRENCH DANCERS, DAY, June 24, every eveniny a TURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 P. aye FOURTH WEEK FOURTH WEEK FOURTH WEE new Spectacular Bxtravagaic written by Henry B. Farnié™ SINBAD TL ac #ALOR n THE baer pre-eminently distingnished by th Sep an eAIOm Pi Bete] BEST BURLESQUE OF THE DAY SUPERIOR TO ALL Onna SPECIAL CAST, GRAND 80 gb igi Lang § PERIOR TO ALL OTHERS gee DRES if iT, NOVEL EFF. cop LING HIT, FUN, GROTESQUE prerey a Dan BEST ETO O THE J nti PUBLI® MATINEE TO-M MATINE ONORLOW At i aU vinot ti SEATS SECURED Six DaAYe ADVANCE. COTH'S THEATRE, ‘Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth pais THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE W! sm, AND SATURDAY MATINEE, MR. =Dwir ADAMS, s8 BLANCHE DE B. a MISS hpeerint S jORANT, In Madame de Marguerite’s Domestic Drama, in five acta” entitled ENOCH ARDEN, founded on Tennyson's beautiful Poem ‘of that name. -4 ehipwreck’d sailor waiting for a eal; No sall from day. to day." 7, 1p 4 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 2 ateten oe lack, advance at the box office He taal ee — Bora Ab pestis oY) a E B. SS aeee ir. W. bis set liver a. ea Mr. Harry Cunninghain, Zantrette and Garon Troupe. TRISUMAN'S HO HOME, a ROBERT nchinello, ea QUES, Berane FOURTEENTH STREE: ag Ac ntstey aw. iis GRIFFIN. a fires fewer ohh, patret| a. wth eiveet, fey ve His Be HE PEACH uae fi a] tick Ho es Pence 1) BR VANT, Fourteenth strect Opera. tlonse. Be onda nest, Feappesrance of Deal sn QOLEY'S Cree SOU. MISS: SS SENSIE W WILLMO! and ri FE! Lie noses? ces, First week of the gorgeous Extrava PYGMA! Gs ION. Grand Matinee Gvery Saturday at halt-pact By Watton == i a 20 pRROADWAY, y NEW YORK ANATOMICAL, MUSBUM. Life Within Lite, cite. f o— No way (i (taeiical student or otherwise = vo fail to visk thie marvellous and wonderf Females on! nly in attenda Open from 8h. M. til 6 P.M. NAPITOLINE GROUND, BROOKLYN. CHAMTIONSILE VELOCIPEDE: RAC FRIDAY, JUNE 25, AT 4 ¥. FRANK sir Champlon, and JA! FOR #100) AND THE CHaMPONsurp. Also, SWE! EEVSTAKE RACE FOR #1 eid nil AMERIC, N BICY CLE CLUB. — MFT HL AVENUE THEATRE, DORA MATINEE, ce at doteiorks : tion, a Commences at 2 o'eloe NABexAt “ACADEMY. OF DESIGN, CORN! Twenty-third street and Fourth prepum, now open di and evening, _Will close Satarday night, June 26, aso, " WISHING ™ " LD WILL BE SERVED. RAN EA RLY HO ou iv TEAC ING THEIR ADDKESS AT THE BRA Non OF ne oF Ti NEW YORK HERALD, 146 FULTO! STREET, BROO' KLYN, ‘THE LECTURE SEASON, [erornat LECTURES To GENTLEMEN ONLY, 0 interesting, Invaluable and scienti abject, ah or hat to live for, are delivers an Avatomy.- Those Mable tat forwarding 2 ceutes to the secretaryy ow to live and wi New York Museum of can receive a copy bY 618 Brow -STREDMAN & HOLLYER'S PIANOS, “goose + to none manufactured. A few, near! i208; wevond hand, from $100, 85 Weat 'Siatcemth siree sively (weet Fitth and Sixth SUPERB ST STEINWAY Also the heat assortment of new for sale and rent, at WM. CANDID! Bleecker street. A —SUPERIOR ERARD UPRIGHT, CHICKERING, + Stejaway and other first class Pianos for rent or sale, 8. 7. Go RDON, 708 Broadway. NUNNS- AX naa STODAR' Ape at extremel ARNES, 1 second hand warerooins, No. CHICKERING. ZA. and soveral oth iow prices. Bighth streot, near Broad _ sam ies emia “) FAMILY LEAVING THE OFT, WILL SACRIFICE, & magnificent Pianoforte, worth for leas than #200; = ved rosewood, 7 i overstrang bass; ; arly new. 113 Se mS Fj FIRST GLASS PIANOFORT gamble ts Price second hand Planos. ai bate fe in pr 0 anon het a 7 POSS ‘ast Twenty-firat street, be ‘A. MAQRIFICEST ROSEWOOD TIARO, pont. y 6; eatin brocatel Suit thas By : nen ire, itn snerle lor, Chamber and Din Bee, for on Residence 118 West Twenty sixth street, near lath avenue, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAROPORTE, fos tale—Made to order; used aix months; cort 8650, Jt eavin Lege 4 Foruitare, ata eacrifice city. ent Fifteenth street, square Fiano, of baqutiCul warran nearly ORDERS Plano Rooms, ‘TO EXCHANGE © 4 firet clan Te‘ PAINTERA, WANTED, TO 13 hou nd mates oo aoe tvertained. ie alee \ox ‘ost office. Nye SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO! Roa ssa oare rnan rence, gas aad aor Pane AS BRO, aoe inn ne £08 Broome wire neat Broad DIANos, MRLODEONS ORGARS. rR ves retueea cash. aD, Janos for j new Cabinet Organs. “or ‘aed upeerd hand instruments from #40 Woe ‘nt wed and area tor rent. DVERTIS an" RECELV BRANCH ee f ery xe am 00, Me tacathty eapiment of the eg & Oo, Orne nore will purebase @ "BR. GORDON, 166 Broatwar, Ae For 1 AP, BRANCH OFFICE. a first clase instrument,