The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1869, Page 12

12 BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, BLOCK FROM CITY HALL. FRANKFORT HOU! Frankfort street, corner of W Ss modate gentlemen only ; 35c. Lo & week. Gpen night. 78 SOUTH OF CHATHAM | SQUARE. and 0c. per day, $2 and €2 50 per week. w Bowery. et BLOCK Rooms 86 Grant House, PLOCK FROM CITY HALL.-FRANKFORT HOUSE, ] Frankfort sirect, corner of William, 250 rooms ; accor Boe. 40 5c, per day; #1 £0 to 88 per modate gentiemen only week, Open all night, ©) FAST THIRTIETH STREET.-TWO LARGE AND am baw mely furnished second and third Soor frout Rooms et, with first class Board, at summer prices; hot and cold , ae. PRIVATE FAMILY HAS A ATH AVENUE.—A © splendid Suit of Rooms which they will rent frgm now Uniil the Ist of October, with good Board for two, for $20 per week; persons Cesiring a nice location and a good home will fund (ea rare opportunity. Address A, MORTON, box 175 Herald otiice, : Now YO nn _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, b Sart AVENUE, 273, BETWEEN TWENTY-NIANTH and Thirtieth streeta.—A family can rent, with Boara, either permanently or transiently, a second Floor, elegantly furnished, consisting of four communicating rooms, dressing room and'bath; terms moderate for the, summer; house, lo. iso large cation and all’ appointments ustxueptionable, fromt Basement for two genticinen. Beat references given and required, rat CLASS ROARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, can be had upon immediate application, at a moderate price, "No. 19 East Seventeenth street, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT. Board. Apply at the eorver of ‘Thirtieth street and First ue. New house, NISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN AND velr wives, with Board for ladies only; every conven) Addivss J, Ly Herald oti * | EYARLEM,—TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, | £4 with Board, in a private fam convenient to boat and cara) Diesen locuiity; terms moderate, Address W. HL, box 4,019 Post office. T PASsAIC BRIDGE-ON ERIE RAILROAD. DE- ightfully situated house, bear river and depot, close to Station, plenty of trains; milk, eggs and vegetables; bozt!, bathing and dehing; finest situation on the road; for gentle: a men and wives or single gentlemen, Inquire on the premises, orat 271. Hudson street. BATH HOTEL, b. A 1, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL + summer resort oh the Continent. New arrangements, Gea bathing, still and surf. Care leave house every thirty minutes, Brooklyn and Bath Ratircad, First class. famil hy Steamboat Water Lily, four trips dail top avenue, Brooklyn. E. A. WELLER, Superintendent. ATEANTIC HOTEL, BATH, L. TIS NeW HOTEL isadmirably adapted for’ gentlemen doing business in the city; accommodations by the day or season; restaurant xo bar and billiard room, from Hamil . ©, LEWIS, A FEW PRRSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH Roard ou a nice farm, one hour on the Erie Railroad from New York and about half a mile from the depot, Cail on the station master of Aten J.J. MOWERSON, Allendala, N. J. ATH AVENUR, NEAR DELMONICO’S, NO. 76.—NICELY 4) furnished Rooms to let cheap, without board; also Parior rid let, with private b: $6 72,8, 7 R WEEK FOR LARGE AND SMALL Rodhis ina new browa house; excellent taple da good home; Ainericaus; three biocks from Broadway. B10 Bast Ninth street, SECOND 87REE’ nUlemen ean be accom with Board. Reverences ex A YOUN ot with furnished Room, | YERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF EIGHT STREET. and sing! Board on vi PLAC en suite or entiemen. jonable term! HANDSOME FURNISHE! ingle, on first or second floor, for Private table if d I 17. Lvangston, Pac eateenth street, Rooms, with private ba vance for winter. Southe tionable, ap AST TWENTY-FIRST STRE A CHOICE OF | 18 t ew large and small Rooms I 19 WEST TWENT STREET, OPPOSITE ) Fifth Avenue Hotel, antly furnished or without rs taken. Roéms, wit 21°, Ste GRAMERCY PARI sIRABLE Rocms to let,'with first class Board; terms very mode- Fate; references given and required, QG WEST, TWENTY-NINTH | STRE BETWEEN Froadway and Fifth avenue,—Cool, shady front and ack Rooms, with or without Board, to gentlemen ov gentle- meu and toeir wives. CLINTON PLAGE (EIGHTI ‘T), BETWEEN 4) Broadway and University piace. ge and small fur- Dished Rooms to let, with or withoat Board. Terms mode- rate. References exchanged. 3] BOND STREET. —HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED OL Rooms, on second and third floors, at the most mode- rate prices, WEST SIXT) 31 Wil let a handeo ‘Mandsome furnished Rooms, without Board, House first class: €n suiie’or sing) :OUTH ‘emer, Cars pass | Aq D THIRD (Brooklyn. Pleasant Rooms f with partial Board { required. every fifteen minute AY mS IVERSITY PLA 52. drvet Southern and the city may o! mma and tabl TWELFTH | ppean Tamilles arriving in uly Rooms; aleo single &%Q WEST Pith and si BiTWEEN to let on ntlena PNTH STREET (OPPOSITE STUDIO BUILD- one third and one fourth oor Room, without Board; ces require | ENTH STREET.—PL 2 n be had, either transient or pe: ASANT ROOM STREE ait , BETWEEN ms to let, with Wrst THIRT «) Fittn and Sixth avenuer,—Elegai tiret class Board ; tit finest location in this city im -FOCRTH 5. i N NEST brown stone ly furnist ms very low. G] PERRY STREET, orrosire THE Vs JL estate.—Loeat Mthy a front, with all modern improvet Room with large a’¢ »ve and clovets, hy private, wlth highest references, 74. AMITY STREET. —A PRIVATE FAMILY let, to one or two gentleme Room, with modern improvemen’ Jarge Lall Room; terms moderate. RO CQLOMRIA STREET, BROOKLYN | HEIGHTS, 2) bet nm Fulton and Wall street ferries, five minutes’ walk from either.-Two very desirable Rooms, with fine view of the Bay, may be had, with Board. CLINTON PLAC a9 CLOSE TO FIFTH AVENU U To ict, with Board, 'a few pleasant Rooms, en suite or singly; first class h h ome and location. Reference. Q] Yanick LENEN, WHO appreciate « comfortable, wocial boine. can, be ‘accom: modated in a email private family, with or without board; ‘also & gentleman and wit CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH Three elega: Tarnished Rooms, en Also a doudie and single Room, for 1 Bingle geutiemen. me WILL . & large, well furnished ‘on second floor; also a STREET.—A FEW ¢ AVENUE, #te, with bain- an and House and tabée frst class. Refer- —CHOICE OF FIRST CLASS WEST TWENTIETH STREET. ~ with or without Board, EAST NINETEENTI STREET, avenne.—A private family ean secon i boarders; first class table and good Kooms; splendid neigh- vorhood. late a few 120 Rast Board; reference TY-THIRD STREET.—FURNISHED or en sufte, wih or without TH STREET, NEAR GRA- meor two large and handsomely coms will be rented, with Foard, in thix elegant ‘The loration 1s central aud one of the most defira- EET, KETWEEN ‘learant Rooms to gentlemen ; prices » 127 Sixth avenue and Kroudway. ict, with Board, to a family or sf moderate. 13 WEST THIRT OL nished Room splendid o EWLY F' H STREET.--» R d floors; house in on gecond and th. WEST TWELFTH STREET. BOARD.—A HAND- pelon Parlor, for twi ¢ for summer keaton, a ; References exchanged. 43 FOURTH ay 3 lor jy furnished; yas, hot and cold water. 146 WESt TWeLeri srereT, BETWweE and Seventh avenues,—Cool, larg ly, fine furnished Kooms to let; kept very clean; ‘neighborhood d sirable; house brown sioue; board if wanted; private DID PAR- wating, nic | ADY AND A FEW | Jomen ean have pheasant | D | now offered, with | Board, permanently or transient; house and table first class. | | SIXTH . ARLEM.—FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS IN Private family for gentlemen; three minutes to boat or carp. Address A, 8., siatton L, Harlem, J ADIES OR GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO SECURE Ld first class Rooms and Bonrd in a private family will do well to apply at once at druy store, corner Second avenue and ‘hirteenth street, Terms $00, $25 aud #12 per week, accord ag io room. [WO YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH oard and home comforts in a private faut Har- Terma reasonable, Address E. C, Bi, station’ H, IRABLE ROOMS, FRONTING Jem. Vv RY PLEASANT, DE on Broadway, with rier table Board, cheap. Cor- ner Broadway and Twenty-first street, Madison Square House. FOR THE ARLY HOUR BRANCH OF: M5 FULTON ROOMS AND BOARD, IN . by a widow lady; terms $20 wee! mes, Herald offic | —KOARD FOR A i, two veara old, and infent, AN, WIFE ho ob. V | tion to go up town nent if it suits, HM. nd requ «and act box 1 ic terms, BROCKELYN BOARD, R STREET, BROOKLYN.—A G wite or a few bingie gentlemen can be a O17 ror! | a front Itoom on second Boor, with Board; a few | es’ walle from the ferry. LNWICK HOU! AA “Breoxlyn Re B, 248, 44 Y 946 FULTON STREET, LNWICK HOUSE, 242, 24 AND 246 FULTON STREET, tA. Brooklyn Heights. —-Most cool and alry summer boarding bouse in the two cities; splendid location; four minutes from Fulton and Wad si DVERT ‘TS FOR THE HERALD R IN BROOKLYN AT OU M3 FULTON STRE HOTELS. YOSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, 739 BROADWAY.—OPEN / all night. Rooms, singlé or’ in suit, with or without Board, NEW, ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNER ROWERY AND ap {—On the European plan; 200 light rooms; lodg- ings O0c, a Ge, nightly, $5 to $4 weekly; for gentlemen oulv, 27. CHARLES HOTEL, BROADWAY AND BLEECKER ’ str uropean forty additiom! Rooms, newly furnished, from go to eck; meals at all houra, LELAND, Proprietor. RY AND CANAL ; kept on the European pian; moderate price, by the day, week B, BR WALL HOUSE, | WILLIANSBURG.—PXCELLENT summer and day Board, very reasonable, Pure air and comfortable as the country’ and much cheaper. families espectaliy desired aud catered for. DERSONS WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OF- FICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, 149 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, SUMMIT HOT) w Proprietor. Southern COUNTRY BOARD, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A CHARMIN with more room than they require, situate ore, & little above Bath, Long I ubling, fine bathing, boating and fishing, would make a rea? male arrangement for the suauwer months with two or e parties who will, apprecia comforts of a refined nd pleasant home. Boat tak our to the efty, rannin; VILLA, on the sea: dy grounds one 7 Address COMFORT, box interview may be had, every hour. Herald oflice, E, ROWAYTON, fishing and splendid drives. in this d Address 8. C. SMITH, a8 above, th, T FIVE MILE RIVER HOU | AL. vathing, boating | fightgat mari or 202 William str | A. HOME ON A BEAUTIFUL FARM, WITH THE | ZL. best of Board, 134 hour's ride from the city, ean be had at Mra BE. UNDERHILL’S, at Locust Valiey sition, Long sland. A COUNTRY BOARD AT. THE WITTE HOUSE, + on the Hetghts, Tremont, Weatchester county, opposite ‘4 street, three Re well furaished, tering; first ‘clack Board; House etrictly p THOMAS B. RHODES, owner, as above. PRIVATE FAMILY | AVN. d., can offer to a h flome, with gqpd Board ; large crownds, plenty of 9 milk and fruits in season. | box 29 New York Post oflies NY ONE RESIDING IN WESTOH: AA” New Jersey or on or near the Hudson rh board two per month ( upon themse CABETH, a pieasant de, pit @ For particulars address Jersey, NORTHERN t who will jes and two children, eldest three years, for $415 me plain farmer's ‘ami y where they eculd wait preferred) address Fowler, Herald oflice, SINGLE, | | Boar WANTED-RBY A LR: | roan, in e, Port Morris, Motthaven or | Hariem, ‘Ae ‘Herald oitice. TRY BOARD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, AT apaqna, N.Y., on Harlom rafiroad, 20 miles from W house; large rooms; extensive plazza ; five refutes from §: Address as al (SOUNTRY BOARD.—A FEW RESPECTABLE GENTL miles can secure first class Board and men and th Rooms in the pretty village of Sirvilley Long Is and, close to the great South Koating aud fishing in abundance, es pecially troutings horses wut boats pro at any thine, terms vers rioderate. House is new and near depot of Soath fide Railroad. Apply to H. OXLEY. 43 Fulton street, New | York, or the proprietor, W. RAYNOR, Sayville, Suifolk | county, L. | JOUNTRY KOARD.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE cl h country Board al a nice furmbousc, ALS. Hy box G05 New York Post ne) at Gien Cove, L. L.A otlece, NOUNTRY BOARD AT NEWMAN SPRINGS, RED J \. J., can be obtalned at this delghtiul situath Shrewabary river, one mile and a hia ny shady walke, fron sprit gs. good flale 4. W. MUODY, D—FOR A GENTLE ree, within one boars table an shade; ne ox 8,070" Fost (SOUNTRY BOARD Want | wile, four ci | oF tha elty ; goo | the bay or ri otliee. family. 147 REST, THIRTY FOURTH sTRE t Rooms, with x g Rot ® Lome, on most reasonabic terms, for the siammer mouths. 148 WEST, TRENT “EO and back Roo water) to let to with or without FAST FIFTERNTH Room for gentlemen ony, without board. SEVENTEENTH &TR: Man musical tamily; vrovements. 225) Ronn, to sired. Inquire in basem T, NEAR IRVING ‘square.—Furnished T, NEAR § 40 let, with terma $610 #4 a week; —T0 1 men, with g Th STREL . FURNISHED ‘break(us T THIRTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR BROAD. A young widow » having herown new brown stone house, will let @ gentleman and wire, with Bourd for the lady 0 HUDSON STREET, NE AS 29 well furnished Roc Yate house, y? 15 WEST THIRTE ‘IH STRERT, “Ee) House to let, furnished; also B Without Board. © 5] SEVENTH AV! p43) be accommodat Keoms, Terms 46 60 per w sTR FUR. 307 Ried Rooms to e faintly, with or without Board; nelghborhood good and convenient to Sith and Kighth avenue and Fulton ferry cars, BA0 Panorama 8 CANAL. LET, A singie geutieman, in pri Price $2 00 per \ PART OF A 8 to let, with or B.-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN With good Board and pleasant T.—HANDSOMELY 110% priy A LARC we, bath en meals din the room; suitable for ge an and Wife, Terms, #45 per week. 1 Q wi TWENTY-THIRD STREET. —THRER | gentlemen, #3 to'#10 per week, 400 Mest twenty-ruiep srRE and elegantly furuished Rooms to otherwise, with Hor Bonrd of private table; ho feet wide location insutpasied, Also fine alry Room gentlemen, with or without Board, 3 468 N'st THrry-rovrty srreen—a SINGLE Bedroom nemen can have 4 nice aud lan tahed front withor without B 512 SIXTH AY’ Pats A fy BETWEEN THIRTIETH AND Heoms to Wer ha 1 Very handsomely furnished 2] { BROADWAY.—TO LET, A LARGE AND sa x Pagans furnished front Room, in a private ; omMmOlaLe two; 0 ; without Board; healthy } cation.’ ee Te GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISING HANDSOMELY ‘nished Roome and Board fo fel Will please address Mre, Lee, Herald once, Pivate Fumnily FRENCH LADY HAVING A XEWLY AND HAND fomely furnished Houre, with all modern improvements, In avery desirable location, near Bixth a will jet ® ehoice of Rooms, singly or en suite, on rate term breakfast if required, Ui at 140 West Sixt re JOARD CAN BE HAD private family in Thirty ifth aven| tad ove, FOR ADULTS ONLY nth street, two de nyo Address De 1 STRELT.—PRONT | if de- | haaisotdely furnished Koom to | FURNISHED | 5 | dja location: | Cour BOARD WANT } N. H.R. for (wo | nurse; fata I | box dod Post slanted fron TL Now York, Nicely furnis! ¥ etree, fooms, Inquire for ms FOR A RESPECTABLE (COUNTRY BOARD WA3 terms, Addres# Mrs, Au, Woman and | COUNTRY BOARD MAY BE HAD at A FIRST CL farm house pear White Pla | where there are four large rooms, milk and ull the comforts of a home; nico for carriages and horses, For particulare t VAN WORT, uu the premises. CATION UNEXCEPAIONABL' ly private from #7 to BD ninth residence wost of Main + Orange. MMER BOARD-IN A_ Ri OP made : TIRED AND BEAUTIFUL | 53 Tocnitty, 30 mies from New York by Harlem ft iF | 00d Roome’; good table; Italian m vk. Terme reason! | wble. Apply'at Bretano’s bookstore, 108 Broaiway, N.Y. NTRY the N OBTAIN ¢ e rniniies’ walk fi nity of mi , Danvury Post ol rpWo on THREE FaxtLt Board in a private furni | depot, im m pleasant situation | Yor particulars address box i P BOARD, NEAR NEW | WASTED—BY A LADY, Ct York 0 and Lingliall in part nent, Address, stating fail particulars, Mra. V. Asy bOX 74 Horaid oitice, Brooklyn, ‘ | YVAXTED IMMEDIATE | ride niong the Hudson, Board for genth | Infante and two rervants: good necommnorta paid; Lighest reterences, BULAONEA, 143 Kast Filty-titth et, |< om y JANTED—BOARD IN A FARM HOUSE water, for atamutiy of two aiults, thr whooplu h)andunnree, Address, with termi ence, {54 Port oltice, BY THR tren (with, and refers cou, Q MINUTES FROM JERSEY crry co! © lanat or Deshrosses rtrest.—Twenty-nix | New Jersey Ratiroad; alto tree FERRY, lines of horse car m1 ao Park, Rooms, én auite or wiagty; modern Fas | bathe, hot and cold water, ke. St. J ) End), N.J. Apply ‘on the pr Wat #00, 14 Maiden inne» | | TISEMENTS FC ; % | APVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HugALD EIVED IN BROOKS, H OFFICE, AT OUR FULION sTRERT. BRA} SUMMER RESORTS, T BEACH HOUSE, WALLIN FO! JORN,—MOUN. tain air, tf es beautiful scenery, frutt amd pure | milk; twelve miles from New Haven, #10 th #W per week ; | 48 60 per day. A. W. SMITE opriato, TLANTIC HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. J.—TH house, having changed ha fhroughout, and is How of | to the German Av | made at Crietatar's, Auct of on the premines, COMFORTAW goaveats can ty andway, New York, M, REIOKENBERG, Proprietpr. | nN FOR THE SUMMER CAN AL be obtained at jade House, Englewood, N. J | being newly furnish ¢ and weil ventilated rooms, wholesome and nbuntant tavle; offerm inducements to jat tes preter fort to atyle ‘at ten; fh i fone wails aod we; 4 min street erry sia Norctiern Kaivoad, Call ob oF address G. W. | MOORE; proprieion, WITHIN, AN HovR's | MENTS FOR THE HERALD Are EIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 143 FULTON STREET. ELLEVUE HOTEL.—THIS FAVORITE NEW SUM- 1) ner hotel, only three iniles from Montreal, is noted for tte fire a aded grounds aud health Jocally. Famlies wish ny to make arrangements will please uddress AL D&cLos, he, Montreal Houses Montreal, = QurF MOUSE, TARRYTOWN, N, Y.—1s NOW OPEN forthe reception of permanent or’ transient boarders, For paztieulars eall on or ‘adress M. V, PACKARD, Tarry: own, N. \ROFT HOUSE, IN THE HIGHLANDS, OPPOSITE / West Point, Garrison's Statlon,— Board #10 to $15 per week $2 60 per days stage on arrival of 10:45 A, M. aud 4 P. M. trains from Thirtleth street, ‘A. JACKSON, \LIFWOOD SPRINGS SEA SHORE HOUSE.—FAMILIES or single gentlemen wishing to spend the Fourth out of the elty, 4m AeooL nd retired spot, can do ao by taking the boat atthe oct of Barclay street; leaves every day, at band 47M. Engagements for the season by applying to KING & 0G., 185 Fitth av. YOOPER HOUSE, Cooperstown, New York, Will open June 2%, oms for 40) cuesta, New furnitui seven acres ground 10 lake, boating, fishing, fine drives grounds maite clanste by the pen of Cooper; allroad trains iwice a dey from Albany, ‘Terms #4 per day; deduction made for families, CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor. KK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. SUMMER RESORTS. __ BXCURSIONS. LL ABOARD FOR THE FISHING BANKS.—TAE well known, staunch, sea-going and splendidly fitted steamer WYOMING, with upper and lower saioons andevery accommodation for ladies and children, Onptain George ¥. Holton, willrun reeular every day. except Saturday, eat Roreh Bighth a, Wiliamaabaray at 1 Kighih ty rer, al Gai Peck slip at 73; Christopher etreet at 826, an pier 8d. 4 ‘orth river at 9 o'clock. Balt, lines and refreshments on Mitte WYOMING la up for chatier on getardaven apni to ING ts up for charier on 4, P.O. WHITE, 1é4 South atreet salar pat (A. SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR COLLEGE Point, White Stone, City Island and New Rochelle. — Sieamer NEVERSINK ivaves Peck slip every Sunday ai 9 t M., rain or shine leaves New Rochelle at 3:30 TTENTION—-FISHERMEN ON DEC! en steamer . P, Sunday, July 4 ani —THE STANCH Bat wiles a ee Linge eer oncay, Juy ha . Broome street 6g: Peck eligy’ 7 Christopher street, 7 45; pler No. 4 North river, bly. Fare #1. HP. FRIELING & FRANK ROE. AMUSEMENT: ALLACK'S, Propiletor and Manager... ENGAGEM. of the BOSTON SELWYN COMBINATION, Who have achieiga jn thin ity « NOUNCED. SUCCESS, husiea Reade'w Drama of and Burnand’s Burlesque of! LACK-EYED SUSAN, costumes and appointinents, and muste pled under the direction of ‘Mr. Charl MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, ata P.M. «Mr, Lester Wallack and who wil appear in with new scen arran, crt Koppliz Y Nt! COMIQUE. m GRAND MATINEE, . GRAND. MATINEE, GRAND MATINE! GRAND MATINEE, IN HONOR OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. IN HONOR OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. A ~SUNDAY BOATS FOR HARLEM, HIGH BRIDGE «and Karl's Park.-SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM and WM. FLETCHER will leave Peck slip on Sunday, July 4, every hour from 9:15 A. M. to 7 P. M.; leave Harlem ever our from 8 A, M. to 6:30 P. M., landing at Eighth street eac! way. Fare, 15 cents, —A.—FOR THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATUR- @ays excepted, ‘steamer RIP VAN WINKLE, Captal eng Peck rip nt 7:90 AN. ; Christopher treet, 330A. M., and pler No.4. Rat 9A. SL; and on ya, from Bightth street, B. R., at7 A, M. ; lines, refreshinents and music on board. Fare, Bij Indies, 60 NNUAL EXCURSION COMPANY ©, TWELSTH IN- fantry, N. G.8,N. ¥.. to Dudley's Grove, Wednesday, July 7, 1889.—Steamboat VIRGINIA SEYMOUR and bay WALTER SANDS will leave Peck slip, Bast river, at7 A. Me foot of Tenth street, North river, at® o'clock ; foot Thirty: fourth street, North’ river, at 8:0 o'clock. ‘Tieketa #1, ad- mitting a yentiemen and ladies, can be obtalued at Araiory corner Fourth street and Broadway, and at the diiferent Inndings on the moraing of the excursion, BATH AND FORT HAMILTON. STEAMER WATER LILY leaves Hamilton avenue Dock, Brooklyn, at 6 A. sia, MIVA: My BRE: M, 030, Sesovergeday, lang at Fort Hamilton each way.” inalnnon le Mind EXCURSION UP AND DOWN THE NUDSON.—THE Y new and splendid steamer SUNNYSLDE, Captain Gib! willleave New York for Newburg, from pier 8, foot o} Yeotry street, at4 o'clock Thirty-fourth ‘street at, 4°15, Jul 3, toriching at Yonkers, Haverstraw, Corzens’, West Poin Corawall.” Returning leave Newburg at 8. o'clock for New York, Sunday morning, 4th, leave New York at 7:3), Thirty- NATSKILL MOUNTAINS. NEW HOUSE, BUILT peciaily for boardere; large, well ventilated rooms, bath, &e.; pleasantiy located Sne view of the mountaina, Adutere J. B. WEBSTER, Cairo, Green county, N.Y COTTAGE, LONG BRANOU, N. J., IS OPEN for the rece, tioa of visitors, ee rece. COE" JOSEP H, COOPER, Proprietor. P)UNBARION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N, open, is destrably situated on high ground, distant trom the ocean about two miles; well shaded; good stablin, ter Stages run'to beach and car: . NOW OPENED, POREST HOUSE, BUDD'S LAKE, N. J Acconnmod: tions for 250 bearders; conveyance hy Mor- ris and Essex Railroad to Stanhope; 259 miles to the lake. a |. SHARP, Proprietor. ‘RNISHED OR UNFURNISHED le person: shore. the house. JIGHLANDS, XN. J—JENKINSON'S HOTEL 18 NOW ‘open for the summei Boating, nebing, bathing and the finest marme view in the world. SA BIRD leavea foot Warren strect July 4,at9 A, M.; July 5 at7 A.M. and 12-30 P, JAN INSON, Proprietor. AUCH'S HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, SHORE ROAD— Now oven tor tion of guests; particular atten- tion 1s called to the Restaurant, the most elegant at this fash- fonabie summer resort, and to ‘the Confectionery connected with the hotel, in which the choicest dishes and his renowned ice exeamas Will be served at all hours. Several eplendid par- Jore xeserved for private dinners and partie. A. IAUCH, 854 Broadway. ONGISLAND HOTEL.—Y EOPLE WISHING TO SPEND Lda few weeks in the country, where all the facilities of a. first class hotel are offered, atid at moderate prices, will ee lect the Long Island Hotel, in Centre Mbriches, L.'T. Sort bathing, stfil water bathing, railing, shooting, dc. Pleasant Grives and stables for horses. Addres GILBERT 3, TERRY, Proprietor.” Referunce—United States Hotel, Fulton street, jew York. JA TOUStTTE HOUSE, BER 4 ular and beautiful summer resort fs now Open; commu- nication 60 times daily by tral Ratiroad and steamboats, foot Liberty street; time only 3 minutes, J. G. ARMOUR, ONG BRANCH.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE A 4 commo ant lurge cottage, stable attached, near the tient. Board reasonable. Apply ata MOST EAGLE HoUusE, ar sus Ningara, N. Y., ia now open for manent und transient guests. This strictly first class hon has recomodations for N) guests; every window command a full view of ths Falla, Board can be engaged now tor the season from $12 to $15 per week. HB to $18 per wees p. MUNROE, Proprietor. SION BRIDGE, 1 reception of per: M OUNTAIN, RETREAT HOUSE. * * # © # @ @ © AVL ss se 8s Catskill Mountaing~* * 9 8 8 EDWARD ©, DICKINSON, Proprietor.—House refar- nished and resitted in every department, and in future ft will be remembered as a comfortable stopping place. For in- formation address the proprietor at Catskill, N, Y. NirToNe HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NOW OPEN, W. J. FISH & SON, Proprietora. UMMER BOARD.— lightful location. Address or apply NYACK,_ON THE | HUDSON Pleasant Rooms to J. F. FITZPATRICK, opporite Rocklana Bank, N: erald ollice, or J. O. ACK. yack. JEW BRIGHTON, 8 I.—TWO PERSONS CAN HAVE a large front Room on the second floor, with first class table, ina honse facing the bay. Whitiemore House, Rich+ mond terraci OPANSE the ree accommodal (N. J.) VALLEY HOU! piion of summer boargers 4 first class, For particulars apply on pre- West Fouriventh streot. Breage Newport, R. Toy Opens for the reception of guests in the latt he proprietor, having purchased the ¢ ver #10,000 i enlarging and iin ent Beason. rt of Jun roperty, h roving the house C. Koppita's celebrated orchestra, from Selwyn's theatre, Boston, 889. 48 been engaged for the xeason of 1 JOS. B. W! F, ORIENT POINT, b. I.-NOW ; extensively improved: tine bathing, driving and fishing unexcelled. Send for circ M. KB, PARSONS & roprietors, JUTHERFURD PARK HOTEL, v om the allvery Passite river RUTHERFURD PARK, N. Magnificent sumn only 45 minutes fro Hall, New York, via E way ; elogant lawns and croqu groubds; fine stabling, splendid boating, bathing and fishin, charming drives ; first se furniture, tabie and attendance Applications may te mace at No; ‘Barclay street or at the i THOMAS F, WELLS, Proprietor, Inte of St, James Now York. {T. JAMES HOTEL, MARION (WEST END), N. J. © ‘offers uneqnalie! inducements to mechantes, businesd men and families, being only eight minates from Jersey City ferry, Cortlandt or Dosbrosaes street ; 28 trains daily via New Jersey Katlroad; also three lines horae cara; new house, ndid location, fronting on Demott lark; first class table, eecantly furnisied rooms, en suite or singly; all modern improvement bath, hot and cold water; &. Apply on premises, or to B83, WALES & CO., 13 Malden lane, FAMILIES OR SIMCOE HOUSE, OYSTER BAY, L. I. ©) “single gentlemen wishing te ithe Fourth out of the city in & coul and retired apot van do so by taking the boat at the foot of Wall street. Leaves every day at 4:15 BM. agemente for the keasoa by applying to RING & Fi uvenue, near Twenty-tdird sieeets QOlTH SIDE MOTEL. AMITY VILE ON THE SD Great South Bay, one hour and a ha ide Rail road, will be ready for grieuts ood fabiing and bathing. , Proprietor, JOUTH ORANGE, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SIXTY MINU- My tes from Barclay street by Morris und Kerex Ratiroad, six minutes! waik from Montrose station, twelve from South wenty acres in forest and lawn; hot and gold water ns On etch floor; gaw throughout probably within one nth from date; furn'ture, carpets and management new; uery and drives unsurpaseed; good accommodations for horses, carriages nichinwn. Partices will please call | Upon or addrées, at Souk Orange, HITZELBERGER & PALNER, Proprietors. QTAMFORD Hows| CONN. LOCATED SY fa one of the most beantiiul vittazes fn the vicinity of the city, having chanel owners and newly faraisbed, a open for permau ‘ansieat boarders; boating, fishing, bathin ives unsurpassed; steatner from Fuls ton Market slip at 8 P. M., and 16 trains daily, G, SPENC! NROE COUNTY, WEST VIR. Kammer resort will be open fi £0, The Springs are approach: Jrange and Alexandria and passenvers from the 8 Jirond to Bonanck's Springs. Board Manager RF ROTEL, FIRE ond, Kor lon, thence stear ISfAND BEACH it street, # A. M. and to beach. J.-THIS HOUSE, | tor the reception of UMMIT, N 1, 18 now" op Uculars app beautifully loos guests, For further p Herald Butiding, ie ns | QuMAUT HOUSE i) ns dri store, J. LARGE FARM HOUSE, ¢ ocean; fine bathing; no no "allonay froma 7 to 810 half price, Address ¥ (PHOMPSON'S ATLANTIC PANTHEON, HIGHLANDS N J.—-This shady seanide resort ie now wpeu tor ferme modera'e. ‘The Sea Bird leaves the foot of iy 8, 104 ALM; on Sunday, the th, ® Monday, 6th, / A. M. JOSEPH J, THOMPSON, Propri TER, VE id direct oi MANCHTE: (PHE EQUINOX HOUSE, i] : Hariem ¢ Open for the summer. change of curs, aut TADEWORTH HOUSE—PIPTH AVESUR AND THIR- with eaita and #in- tonths. This isa PH TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD WILL BE SERVED AT AN BARLY HOUR KY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THK BRANCH OF. VICK OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, 143 FULTON RITREET, BROOKLYN. | | DENTISTRY TH FROM $6 TO $Ih—ALL try wcilully pervormed; all work | war J, MICHAUD, Freveh Dentiaty | 462 Sixth avenue, corner Twenty-uighth wtreet, T) CRANES OSTEOPLABTIO AND GOLD FOR RE. tori broken tect and ere shells to the oviginal eh ‘auty without pain, noved to M2 West Thirty-fourth atreet, 16,000 tertimontnin, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HURALD | KECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BANU UFFIVE, to FULTON BTKEBT \7 fourth street at 7:45, tonching at the above places, Returning leave Newburg at P.M. fur New York,” On Monday uisut ‘this boat will leave New York at 10 o'clock, for Ponghkeep- sic, making the above Jandings, giving visitors to the cliy an opportunity of viewing the fireworks, for which great’ pi rations have been mad Returning leave Poughk ‘uesday morning, the 6th, at 7, Newburg av8 o'clock. Fare to Yonkers 26 cents? all other 'nrdinge 70 cents each way, or 41 for excursion. Tickets sold on Bi and 4th good to return on the 6th, Kefreshments at the bar, MANSELL & CO., Matagers. POR Rockaway BEACH, July 4 and 5 Steamboais will run hourly between Canarsie and the Beach and b in cennection with steam cars from East New York tb Canarsie, from 8 A. M, till (OR ROCKAWAY—LANDING AT ALL THE HOTELS on the Beach each ws The steamboat ARGO, Cap- {ain Phaltpe, will commen regular on Sunday, July 4, 186 leaving foot of Eighth street, Fast river, a8 o'clock A. S.; Peck slip, 8:10; pier 4, North river, 8:49; Ham. fiton avenue ferry, Wrooklyn, 9 A.M. Returnin Rockaway at 4:30 P. M.; allowing paskengers five hours at Rockaway, arriving at tao city at7 P.M. Freight taken at reasonable rates, Fare, 50 centa each way. OR EXCURSIONS,—EXCELSIOR PARK, THE POPU- Jar new grove on the Hudson; also Croxsett Grove, with steamboats and barges such as desired, 982 West streat, near Christophe: H, B. CROSSETT. (IRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND COTILLON EXCUR- sion of the TRIPLE X SOCIAL CLUB, To Meyer's Grove, On Sunday, July 1, 1869. Thokets, $1, admitting goutiernan and Indie Barges W. Sands and Wm. Haskett will lg stationed at the footo? Barclay and Christopher streets, N. R. Steamboat Virginia Seymour will leave foot of broome street, até A.M.; Christopher street at 6:30 A.M.; Barclay stre At A. M. precisely. | Proposals for the bar will be received of July at 127 Canal street. JXCURSIONS,--THE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE CAN BE, Y hired forexcursions: “Apply at the Staten Island ferry 10 HOURS’ FISHING. THE FINE steamer Yankee, Captain Hennessey, will go on Sunday night, July 4, rain or shine, and be fishing at daviight, Coftee and chowder free, Bait, Ines and refreshments oa board. Landings—Franklin street, 11:30; Christopher atreet, 12; Kighth street, East river, 12:30; Broome street, 12:45} Peck slip, 1A. M. Fare $1 50, JAS. & A. SCOTT, JORT HAMILTON AND TATI FERRY—EVERY DAY. Steamer WATER LILY leaves Hamilton avenue ferry, Brooklyn, 6 and 9:40 A. M., Zand 5 P. M.; leaves Bath at 7 and IL A.'M., 8:00 and 6:80 P.M., landiog at Fort Hamilton both ways, ORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY Side.—Steamboat PALISADE, trom Spring street, Sun- Gays included, at 10,2 and o3¢P.M., and steamboat FORT LEE from Thirty-fourth strect on Sundays only, at 104; and Siy P.M. 26 cents for the round trip. Return tickets good on either boat, GPP AND_ EXCURSION TO SARATOGA AND RETURN, ¥ Saturday and Sunday in Saratoga Springs, the greatest fashionable watering, place in Amvrica, Tickets tpr the round trip reduced to $0 50, wteamer VANDERBILT, pler 44 North river, foot of Spring street, Friday evening at So'clock, and foot bf West Thirty-fourth nect with morning train at Troy and arr Fetarning leave Haratoga Sunday. 8: P. My connect Vander: iit, arrive New York early Mon tay morning. ‘Tickets sold 508 West street, between Spring and Chariton, FOREINS GRAND BALL AT MOUNT | BUENA Grove, Mott Haven, on Monday, July 5, afternoon and evening. JAMES HOPKINS, Proprietor. LOTS, 895, AT HICKSVILLE, TONG ISLAN 4 sion, July 4, from Honter’s Point. Lots are 100; streets, 76 ‘wide; pay $5 monthly. Maps at his office show: VAN VECHTEN’S, 644 Broadway, N. Y., room No. 8. REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT.—ON AND ) after Snnday, June 6, the steamboat GENERAL SEDA- WICK will make her reghiar trips between New York and K ing the usual landings. Leave foot of Bareiay eave steamboat landing Keyport 4 P. M. EGULAR SUNDAY EVENING BOAT FOR ALBANY aad Troy. The CONNECTIOUT, the fastest, elegant river steamer in the world, leaves pier 44 North river, foot of Spring streot, at 6 o'c:ock, and foot of West Thirty-fourth su 6:15 ‘o'clock T. M., making through connections for ail points West, North Northwest, the New York Central, Mibany wud Susquelianna, and Rensselaer and Sara- toga Railroade: ()PENING HOP AT CLIFF WOOD SPRINGS OUBE, KEY. port, New Jersey, on Monday evening, July 5, Through ollteness Of Captain Hisvop the favorite steamer Matteawan, jeaves foot of Barclay street at 64 o'clock for the occasion. BOAT FOR GL! tone, Sands’ Poi ARROWSMITH will leave Peck slip (pler ai), Viaat river, Bunday, July 4, at #9 A. M., stopping at Thirty-seventh atreet exch wa, a QUNDAY MORNIMG KOAT FOR NEWBURG -FARE 50 ©) cents.—The steamer THOS. COLLYER will leave the ler foot Warren street on Sunday morning, July y 4 nt 7 Thastin Revirning.loave Newbirg oc 13 . Revirnings leave Newburg at ls K at 6o'ciock P.M. eae purth ftreet at 7:45, landing at Yonker Ferry, Irvington, Sing Sing, Haverstraw GANPY HOOK, RED BANK AND LONG BRANCH. SY" The strong ‘and comme ateamboat SEA BIRD leaves pier foot of War North river, Sunday mor Sng, 4th inet, at 9 o'clock ; returniag, Joaves Red Bank at 4 Bekins leaves Mouuay mornin at7 o'clock, returning at 44 GQURDAY BOAT TO NEW HAVEN.—THE STEAMER +) CONTINENTAL willleave Peck sil, on Sunday, July 4 at SP. M., arriving at Now Haven about 7:00; returoing will leave for 'New York at widuight; round trip $2; no chur the. DRSIONS—THE FINE SEA iain Andrew Hennesser. The oroughly overhauled, painted and heat ateamer for excur- e can be chartered arine Wrecking Com- nies, ke., in New" York, reasonable terme of the Atlante pany, 62 South si WASTED. EVERY SALESMAN IN THE CITY. WHO does not work after 7-0 ya! the Grand Afternoon nnd Pvening Festival of the Dry Gods Clerks! Eaily Closlm Avroclation, at Lion Belvedere Park, Huh street and, Eljht a Monday, July 6} music by Grafulla’s celebrated dancing on the mammoth platform; base ball mateh grand display of hreworks in the eyening, under the vision of Charles Kapil, Esq. Tickets, admitting gentie- and iadies, dfty cents, JERSONS WIRING TO ORINE FOR | TH HERALD WILL BE Sift 1 AN EARLY HOU BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT TILE HILAN . FICE OF THE NiW YORK HERALD, 15 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, te FURNITURE, es A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE OR + goods of any dexcription ; Reparate compartments, il taken up On eevators; accessible during business HM. G. HABGER, Eighth avenue, Thurty-third to Thirty-fourth streets, TA SACRIFICE FAMILY LEAVING THE o1Ty, 1 parior Suits, nearly new, #70; also n lots of Parton’ rnber nitnire, , Mattresses, oforie, less thar vet, between ding. roxewoul Decker & brother). I Juwif original ecat. 118 West Twentpoaixth Siath and Bevenul avent YLARKE’S FURNITURE, CARPET, BEDDING AND holetery Warehouse, 747 Frc ure house fe root Turplthed to brder at short notice, for cash or ‘terms uf payment, TO PURCHASE HOU of dno bleck waln DARTIES WISHTS KE Farnithre, consiatis Balt, Carpets ahd other Furniture, Katension Table, or any pit of kame cam purchase them cheap by calling at 2% Lewis atrect, RECEIVED IN BROOKUYN AT OUR BRANCH OF FIO“, 46 FULTON SEKEET, AOVERTIBEM NTS FOR THE HERALD MARBLG MANTELS, MARBGHIZED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Marbig Mantel, rich and elegant dtsigns. TB. KTEWART & ©O., 606 Sith avenue, between Thirty fifth and Thirty vixth mrects. N ARBLE A mente, Hi Stoek in th ty. ND MARBLEIZED MANTE 8, MONU- nd chenpeat nes, wentto the coun Heth st, near Bd ay, { Mantelm, also Cat WER, 14 nnd 185 A. KLA KLABER, 52 FIRS street, will eel mar nes, Mow Tents, cheaper than any one in this city, to reduce his sock Vefore moving to his new factory. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANVH OFFICE, Wo FULIUN ST BABE, NEAR THIRD st Big ay COMIQUE—OPPOSITE ST, NICHOLAS ote. White & Spencer, _-Lessees and Proprietors. WE KEEP THE BALL ROLLING, ANOTHER NEW BILL. First time of the new and original burlesque on the popular play of East Lynne (by an American author entited HE'S SLIM; OR, THE SLOPEMENT, with New Music, New Songs, New Dances, to. Aroh-I-bald Carlyle. * -Misg Mario Longmore Tsabella and Mad Vine...... «Mr. Josepb Irving. LAST WEEK OF Mr. JOSEP EMMENT. LAST WEEK OF Mr. CHAS, ABBOTT. Positively one of the coolest and most delightful places tn the elty. MATINER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2. at en An ara OTE Shin a USEMENTS, OOTH'S THEATRE, - 42 Twenty-third street. between Fifth TO-MORROW AND EVERY EVENING DURiNG Tum, as AND SATURDAY MATINEE, MR. EDWIN ADAMS, * MISS BLANCHE DE BA MISS FANNY MORANT, {a Madame De Marguerite’s Domestic Drama, in five acis, enti ENOCH ARDEN, Doors open at 74; to commence at 8 o'clock. Seats secured six days in advance atthe box of the theatre or at ite branch ticket office wt the music store of C. H. Ditsom & Co, 711 Broadway. Booms THEATRE. SPECIAL, MONDAY, JULY 5, MATINEE, ENOCH ARDEN. Commenetng at 1g o'clock. Boweey THEATRE, 17, GLOMIOUR FOURTH OE JULY. 1884 7 , TWO. GRAND PERFORMANCES Re-engagement for six nights with Mr. W. H. WHALLEY, FIVE INMENSE PIECES, SONGS AND DANCES. Matinee at 2 o'clock. vening ot 8 o'clock. National drama or 4} LIFE AND ADVENTURES MILLER OF NEW JERSEY. OF JACK SHEPPARD. CASTLE OF OLIVAT, MOSE, 5 Acts, JO Scenes, 85 Tab'onum Mr. W. H. WHALLEY as National drama. of GEN. WASHINGTON, BOSTON TEA PARTY. Friday evoning, July %, Annual Beneiit of the Osfeers, Door keepers and Usher HEATRE COMIQUE. EXTRA MATINEE ON MONDAY, JULY EXTRA MATINEE ON MONDAY, IN HONOR OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. Geen OPERA HOUSER, Corner Twenty-third rtreet 11 1776. NATIONAL ANNIVERSA NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY. LUCILLE W LUCILLE WESTERN STERN LUCILLE WESTERN m IN HEE GREAT SPECIALTY, IN HER GR 1 EK GRI 1869, BAT SPECIALTY, EAT SPECIALTY, NANOY SIKES, NANCY SIKES, NANCY SIKES, in DICKENS' MASTERPIECE, MASTERPIECE, DICKENS’ MASTERPIECE, OLIVER TWIST, LIVER TWIST, LIVER TWIST, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINBE, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, SEE THE CAST. SEE THE CAST. IN REHEARSAL—THE CHILD STEALER. Cee THEATRE. BEGINS AT & A SUMMER'S SUC A SUMMER'S RUCCESS. GEO, L. FOX'S AMERICA! PANTOMIME, FICCORY DICCORY DOCK, DECLARED BY THOUSANDS THE STANDARD AMUSEMENT OF THE CITY. THE BEST SCENERY, TUE BEST CHANGES, THE BEST FUN, THE BEST DANCES AND THE BEST HOUSES, GEO. L. FOX (the unequalled, CLOWN, G. K, FOX (tne veieran), PANTALUON, THE ASTOUNDING KIRALFYS, HANIOLA, IMRE. AND BOLOSSY, ELEVEN IN NUMBER. GREAT SENSATIONAL DANCERS, MLLE. SANGALLI AND BALLET. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND BATURDAY AT Lig. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. GEO. WOOD. Proprietor and Manager. Second week of the engagement of ee EDDY. Last nights of the WANDERING JEW. Grand Celebration of the Fourth of Jn) THREE PERFORMANCE! MORNING AT 11, AFTERNOON AT 2. EVENING AT & Morning at 11, THE TRISH OUTLAW and Sand etening # QOgING FOR A WIFE. Afternoon at 2 and et atS. the WANDERING JEW, WANDERING JEW, In_rebearsal and will shortly be produce’, the RAG PICKER OF PARIS and CORSICAN BROTHERS, 1 which E, EDDY will appear. : OTICE, -WOOD'S MUSEUM. The Manager reepect{nlly informs the ladies and gentle- plying for the fall and winter season that he will not Nlearsangements until the 1oth orth of July.” Those within a few days from ‘that date or r will please consider that the! vices are not required. All business communieatto: De addressed to GEO, WOOD, Pro} wud Menace! OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. First week of 7. L, Donneliy's groxt burlesque of SINBAD THE ‘SAILO introducing the CLOD-HOPPER TROU PE of French dancers. HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS AN ENTIRE NEW BILL, rand Matinee every Saturday at 2}¢ o’ ct 620 BROADWAY. #20 a4 LADIES’ NEW YORK 620 20 ANATOMICAL | MUSEUM. ow 60 ea vay haar 620 0 “Know Thywelt” | | “Lite Within Lite. £0 MGrouavte etait % street 620 No lady (medical student or otherwise) should 620 G20 failto visit this marvellous and wonderful collec: 639 €2) tion, Females only in attendance. 620 Open from ® A. M. till 6 P. M. 620 TONDERS FROM ALASKA—MO8T REMARKABLE Col'ection of Antiquities. Clinton Hall, Astor place Admission 25 cents, ‘ANTED—BY AN ESTABDISHED DRAMATIC ASSO- ciation, a few ladies and gentlemen of undoubted re- spectubiiity; pertormances once a moxth. Apply in person Jonday eveling, July b, at Puimpton Building, corner Stuy- vesant and Ninth street ROSINUS “MESSE SOLENNELLE," PRICE $1 60.— ) Fust published, the full score, with Latin and English Words and accompantinent for pia so and organ, Only” au- thorized edition and at popular prices. " , Publishers, 711 Broadway. DITSON & Ci A BURLESQUE ACTRESS WISITES AN ENGAG ment with some good burlesyne company; bas just finished an engagement In Boston. Address £., care of Wm. Knabe & Co., 650 Broadway, New York. 10 LET—THE THEATRE FRANCAIS, BY THE NIGHT, aitgnk oF mouth. “Apply to J.GRAU, Director, Theatre rancala. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 45 FULTON STREET. THE LECTURE SEASON, MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON Interenting, invaluable ‘and, scientitic aubjects showing how to live and what to live for, are delivered daily at th New York Musoum of Anatomy. ‘Those unable to attend can receive a copy by forwarding 2 cents to the secretary, €18 Broadwsy, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON BTREE CLOTHING, TH. ROSENTHAL'S, 61 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tenth street (formerly 35% Bowery). —Ladies ‘and gen- temen can obtain the highest value for Cast OT Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, &e., by calling on or addressing. Ladien aitended by Mrs. Rosenthal. T 187 THIRD AVENUF—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN receive highest prices for Cast Of Clothing and Car Bots: Call on oF address R. MISH. Lndies ntten:ted to by rs. Mis DVERTISHMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN At OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULLON STREET. _ COAL AND Woop. (\OKE—89 A CHALDRON AT THE NEW YORK GAS Works, Appy at my coke office at Twenty-tirst atreet and avenue A. 8. F. SHERWOOD, HELP WANTED—MALES. POL MANTEDIIN REAL ESTATE OF FICK, IN” NEW York. Address, stating salary expected, box 28 Jersey City Post ofte tiie OY WANTED —AN ACTIVE AMPRICAN HOY IN AN olfice; he must be avai: penraan and come well recom: niended. ‘Address, with age, references and place of re- nidence, WH. F., Herald oitice. TANTED—A SMART TRAVE eniesman, with first clasa ret fo) goods wiolesaie'business, Adireas box 2,688 otlice, THE TRADES. (A. FIRST CLASS MECHANIC DRAUGHTEMAN OF ten years’ experience in open for engagement, Address BR. W., Herald branch ofice, Brooklyn, GILVERSMITHS, CHASERS AND PLATE WORKERS , Wwanted.—Apply to Whiting Manufacturing Company, 181 Broadwi Wa step- AN fancy dry w York Post <D PHOTOGRAPH OPE- today at 16¢ Chatharn gt. WATCHMAKER WANTED.~A FIRST CLASS WORK. man wanted Immediately, at 67 Nassau et., room No. W AXIED IMMEDIATELY—TEN FIRST CLASS MA- chinists and four frst class carriage makers.on henvy A ences, Machinist, Herald oflice WWASTED-AN EXPERTENCED MAN TO CUT PAPER collare,. App'y tinmediatel ARONSON KROTI work, rene, With rel ERS, O84 Bleocker rtreet. WANTED-ONE FIRST CLAss JEW An, WHO yy ands diamond mounting. Apply to M, Langer road & iro., 558 * WARTEDS TWO Fins OhAss Apply to Durand & (0, No. 9 or 4¢ and DIAMOND SETTERS. nidon lane, New York, 1 Franklin st,, Newark, XN. 0 SMOOTH AND MILL forger, at Chicago i Na and vi6 PV ANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THT MAN: wacture of alum; toa geod workman per Blozment will be given. “Apply to Martin Kalbte bo Fulton wt, WRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, ATABLI 148, A L'AMAZONE) J. BLANQUIBR'S KE- 4 turn from’ Parts, Ladies’ riding babite, cloak and dresamaker, 95 Clinton place, U* dei JVUNT AMERICAIN DESIRE UN APARTEMENT famille francaive, intelligente, Adveener ¢ American, au bureau du Herald, NOUKRICK PRANCAISH, NOUVELLEMENT TN J necouches, et mrrivee depnin quelques Kemaines de France, desire trouver une farille pour nourrit un enfant; pas ce Uifficulte pour aller mle campagne, S'adresser au No, ¥ Wooster wt,, nevond floor. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD REOKIV BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OF FIVE, > FULTON STREBR. spiny bbalsnet i vegtlar aheet mn OWERY THEATRE. 5, THE GREAT HOLIDAY MILL. JULY, 5, Second week of Mr. W. H. WHALLEY. 2 O'CLOC New version of the Life aud Adventures of JACK SHEPPARD. 5 Complete Acts, 80 Scenes, 85 Tablean: Fuglth avenue, Mr. W. H. Whalleys..+.s+ere+:Bitieser see. duck Sheppard Drama of the BOSTON TEA PARTY. Tuiy 9, Annual Benes of the Ofiicers, Doors er’ 4 Friday eveni keepers and IBLO'S GARDEN, Lessecs and Managers. JARRETT & PALMER MONDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 18: RECONSTRUCTION KECONS?RUCTION of SINBAD THE SAILOR. EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION, EXTRAORDINARY COMPIN ATION, UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY. i UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY, GRAND TRIPLE ALLIANCE. THE LYDIA THOMPSON ‘ BURLESQUE COMPANY. jeappearance « ar MISS LYDIA THOMPSON ‘and HARRY BECKEIT, after their recent serious illness. First appearance at this establishment of those celebrara pantomirnisis, THE LAURI FAMILY, THE LAURI PAMILY, THE LAURI FAMILY, Jn thelr world renowned performances. Re-engagement of the CLODOCHE TROUPE © DANCERS, ly new comic dance, ee who will appear First appearance here of the new GRAND BALLET COMPANY. of THIRTY-SIX YOUNG LADIES. First appearance of the RW YORK FEMALE DRUM CORP. First might of the BURLESQUE BOSTON JUBILEE, with the y CELEBRATED ANVIL CHOKUS, rformed by the DRUM CORPS AND GRAND BALLET, QIFTH AVENUB, THEATRE. THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2, THIS EVENING, AT 8, FOR THE LAST TIMES HERE, DORA, with its splendid cast, and BLACK-EYED SUSAN. Seats may be obtained at the Hox Olen: at Schirmer, Nq 701 Broadway, aud at the General Ticket Oflice, 114 Brow ‘The burleayut way.” Bora Opi ott 726% beuine at 6 o'clock. aly begins ap 10:10, ‘Fis $0 ALLACK" mpan} AVERLEY THEATR: THE COOLEST THEATRE IN THE CITY, The LAST NIGHT of the DE LAVE FAMILY, in which Miles, ZOE and LILLA will make their LAST APL PEARANCE betore a New York public, MONDAY — LAST NIGHT OF THE DE LAVE FAMIL ZOE IN HER SOMEKSAULT ACT IN M LILLA, the great Female U; THE RIGL SISTE, Mons, DELLRA, the celebrated Contortion|st. ASA CUSHMAN and Miss MINNIE JACKSON, Seryeaut Burke, Lightning Zouave Drill MONDAY N’ ively the last night of the De Lave Family, in which Mile. Zoe will turn x Somersanlt in mld alighting on the trape ‘suspended froin the hair of Mit ot > Doors open at 734. _Performahice » coun at 8. VENTRAL PARK GARDEN, he, OP ieteath avenue, betwen Fifty-elghth and Fity-uint& strects. THEODORE THOMAS’ GRAND POPULAR GARDEN CONC THIS SUNDAY, JULY 4, TWO GRARD' CONCER’ TWO GRAND CONCERTS, Afternoon atx, o'clock, evening at Bo'clock. r, J. LEVY, ‘The greatest Virtuoso of ‘the day,'on the Cornet-a-Firtomt togeter with the eminent Soloists alreaily connected with THEODORE THOMAS’ UNRIVALLED OROUESTRA WILL APPEAR IN BOTH CONCERTS, in a new and brilliant programme every concert. Conductor. be THEODORE THOMA s ON THIRTY 5. PRIVATE BOXES EXTRA TWO DOLLARS. To-morrow (Monday), July 6, TWO GRAND ‘CONCERTS. FOURTEENTH STREET, iste, UGC LITTLE Mac, LITTEE Macy LITTLE MAG, LITTLE MAC, {n bis comfcal essence THE MONKEY, ant in THE GREAT DONNYBROOK JIG. Hogan, Hughea, Pell and Mac. DAN BRYANi. DAN BRYANT, — DAN By NTS MINSTRELS, MTH ST. Adjoining Academy of CROWDED. FUN. Positively iast six nights of LITTLE MA LITELE MAC, BRYANT, ‘arquot, 50 couta: Gallery, $5 cents; Orchestra ie MONDAYOCEEEDHATION DAT MATINGL AP Bie 618 MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, aa 61s Broadway. 6 18 paar ie —— el iy [yongeare, fearfully and sis wotderfully made, The Reaution, Wonders and Monstrorities of the Huon and Animal Creation to be sven nt one vir SONGS AND BALLADS IN BOOSEY'S MUSICAL b> Cabinet.—Price Wc. each number, post free, $4 Baritone Sonce (15) 98 Songs tor Gentlemen (13), 77 Claribel' Gabriel's aad 24 Songs for Ladies (16). Balfe's 18 Songs. Ti Snecred flops. qa ‘$4 Moore's Irish Melodies (20). 4 Celebrated Balia 76 Bishop Songs (12). 42 Welsh Sonj,s (20). W Songs of Scotland (20), Pf Comic Songs (25) Sue Y & CU., 644 (over Savings Bank) isroadw: ork. USICAL CORONET.—FRA DIAVALO, OVERTURE; IM La Helle Helene, waltz: Genevieve, galop; Dancing 0 ‘ 32228 & Wavelets, Polka Retowa, &c. Price 10 cents per copy. 8 in all book and music stores JATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Eighth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. No vacation. “PIANOFORTES, BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL ROS! forte, from one of re Months, for sale wt a great sacrifice, Alan two satin brocatel Parlor Buite, one reps Sntt, Tables, Paintings, Bron Carpeta, Cartaing, Chamber and Dining Furniture, Mattre és, for lean than half cost; family leaving city. 118 Twanty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh aven WOOD PIANO at only & CHEAP PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR 850; A weven octave Fostwood Pianoforte, having modern’ ine Provements, a bargain for cash. 3. WIDOLE, 1 Amity street, near Broadway. GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES OF FIRST CLASS & Hollyer's: second hand frou ans, 66 Webt Sixteenth street, be, ‘Siath av nies, Pianos a AND ORGANS. PRICES greatly redu new 7 octave Pianos for $276 and upward; new Cabinet Orsans for M46 and upwards fecond hand instruments from % Monthly inst ments received abd instruments for rent, Warervoms Brondway, HORACE WATERS. GEVERAL FIRST CLAS® SECOND HAND PIANOS, IN, YS perfect ordet, for aale nt groat barguing; also Pianos to let, at LINDEMAN & SONS', No. 2 Leroy place, Bleocken atneet. MUSICAL, my co? A YOUNG LADY, WITH A GOOD, FULL SOPRANO volce, reads very readily, desires & situation in either piscopal or Methodist chureb, Address B.C., care of Wms Knabe & Co, 650 Broadway, A. GENTLEMAN WICH GIVE IN Piano at pupils residence for #10 per quarter; heat ret. Grence xlyeg. Address, with residence, Teacher, box 114 Herat Sites, GERMAN PROFESSOR GIVES PIANO LESSONS AT $10 per quarter in Now York, Brooklyn, Jersey; bezing ders and bighest branch of tho art} reference. © Address Pro Testor, box 10 Herald ofce, all (JREAT, REDUCTION oF PRICES.—T0 ¢ T onthe Jat July. The price of each sheet r Imetend of We, ae Hrestondy. J. SCHUBERTH & CO., 620 Broadway, New York, Publishers and Importers of Forojgn Music, Offer thelr ntook of over a million works for piano, Yoice, kee ‘The sheet, argo ize, tine print nnd papery 250. insted Our edhionr are renowned here and abroad an most correct, nod eleenut in print and paper, and now th cheapest In this country. Ouratock Je known Were and, wbrond ax the largest mont completo fa all branches, te the rade and tea wenal dlecaunt, jogues to be had gratis on app) ¥é a aun eBuNeh ‘Rcon ck 208 MMEN| wed Wo SICAL CORONET.-AMERIC. General Agente, All the iat M ‘Bold every wher _ oe JREDUCED TERMS. MR. B. TUCKEY, PROFESSOR 0} the pianoforte, organ and siuxing, will give private lo fone nt #10 per quatter, Addrems 117 West Forty-fret stre near Sixth avenue WANTED-FOR A PERMANENT ENGAGEMENT, Indy of talent, refinement and proporsesing ance; competent to sing aid perforin on the plano or Rodreve for one week PRANK SUMSLE, Hompavently hy ly * TRUCTION ON Tih '