The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1870, Page 10

~—TNDIPRNDENGE DAT. The Celebration of the Nation's Natal Day. The Yrogramme of Observances in the Metropolis and Suburbs. Parades, Reviews, Bxcursions, Ora- tions, Salutes and Pyro- technic Displays. The Theatres, the Public Institu- tions and the Regattas. ‘rae uinety-fourth anniversary of American inde, pendence will be celebratea to-day with the usual time-honored solemnities. The small boy fraternity will, of course, do their noisiest, and our spread @agle orators, as of old, ‘‘astenish the multitude’? ‘with their trite sayings about that wonderful bird of freedom, which is popularly supposed to fy bigher and sbriek jouder on the Fourth than on any other day in the year. New York city, always foremost in everything tnat is patnotic, ‘will celebrate the day in a becoming manner, All ‘the public buildings will be closeg@, and everybody ‘who docs not go out of town will be treated with music in the parks, military parades and flreworks in the squares, all at the expense of the dear public, The indications are that the day will be done honor t© more generally throughout the country than it has been since the war, not because there may be more youngsters to expiode fireworks to-day than there were last year, but be- cause the old times before the war are slowly com- img back again, and the Fourth will navurally, in point of noise and buncombe and general patriot- jam, bea gort of repetition of the Fourth as it was known when Jem Davis hadn't seceded and the fif- teenth amendment was not dreamed of. The pre- Parations for the celebration in the cily have been made on a grand scale. The Fireworks. The Department of Public Parks announce that, if the weather be ine, there will be a display of fireworks, commencing at eight o'clock P.M., at the City Hall Park, Worth Monument, Tompkins square, Mount Morris square, Boulevard and 105th street, Kingsbridge road and 162d street, If the weather should prove stormy the display will be postponed to the next clear day. The following programwe wilt be displayed at each of the above named pla: Indian Palmetto, Chinese Bower, Japanese Glory, Yew Tree, Star of America, €ascade, Polka Dance and Colored Battery, Tribute to Apollo, Union, Scroll Quadriile, Saturn and his Satellites, Star of Independence, Persian Rose, Zania Peruvia, Fairies’ Frolic, Sunflo wer, Glory of Mexico, Grand Union Battery, Isaphan Rose, together with tbe following descriptive pieces:— AT WORTH MONUMENT. Grand Finishing Piece.—Locomotive and train of ears; Overhead the words, “Our Ploneer;’ under- neath the words, he Iron Horse. Extending out on either side will be the Untied States coat of arms, with the mottocs and “1870. Termi- nating with a grand mosaic bat » filling the air With streams of fire, colored stars and spangles. CITY HALL PARK. Grand Ten®pie of Liberty.—This magnificent ptece of ae od commences With au oclagon wheel of «hinese, Egyptian and radiant fires, forming all the varied and beautiful changes of the kaleidoscope, aamiening w the “Grand ‘emple of Liberty,’? com- posed of three arches. In the ceutral arch will be a “colossa) statue of Washington,” on either side the figures of Liberty and Justice, and underneath the words, “Washington, the Father of Our Country.” On the dome of each arch will be a beautiful “spread eagle” and on the top of each column will be dis. played the cap of Liberty. On each side, extending Aifty (eet, will be aisplayed the coats of arms of the Slate and te colors, with the mottoes, “Excelsior” au eicome All,” conclud- ing, with a grand Union Barter composed of red, ite and blue, filling the air with streamers and col- ored stars, forming one of the grandest and most ¢x- sensive pieces ever attempted in pyrotechny, exhib- ilng at one view over 30,000 square feet of fire of ihe most brilliant ana beautiful colors Known in art, MOUNT MORRIS SQUARE, United States Coat of Arms.—This beautiful piece commences with a splendid wheel of Chinese, Egyp- an and radiant fires, mutating to the ‘Americ Coat of Arms,’’ fisplaving the shield with the sta ory stripes on each side, in their appropriate colors, white and blue; on each side will be the figures of gies and Justice, and crowning the whole will be the American Eagle, holding in its talons the Olive Branch of Peace; underueath will be the anetto “Union and Liberty;” the whole terminatiug with a id mosaic. battery, maroons and explo- sions, filling the air with palers, colored stars and spangles, TOMPKINS SQUARE. United States Coat of Aris.--Ax above, and on the extreme right and left will be a representation or ga yacht te ce, tue whole terminating s GSBRIDGE ROAD AND 1620 STREET. EO Country's Pride.—This new and beautiful ce represents “Washington. the Father of vur Sountry, 7 on horseback, on either side the figures a Syd} and Justice seated on the rock of ages; over fig re of Washington the mottoes +1776" and “1870.4 derneath the motto ‘Washington.’ Tbe whole terminating with a grand explosion of batteries and maroons, filling the air with spanglex, streams of fire and colored stara. Ateach of the above places, during the display and between the ye will be fired several hundred rockets, forty bombshells and forty mosgic batteries. BOULEVARD AND 1057H STRELT. 4 A horse and wagon, with driver; underneatir the words “The Boulevard.” — The Central Park. If the weather be fine there will b* music by the Central Park Band im the Park this evening, from five to seven o'clock. ‘The following Is the pro- gramme:— ‘National Overture”. uitta Meyerboer - Retel «Graf uila ‘on Weber 6. Selection + Otfenbach 7. Avetrian and Russian N: & Belection—*Sornambuia’ PART af (Red, White and Blueh Finale ie i Musical cutertauments will also be given on Tnesday, in Tompkins square: on Wednesday, in Washington squi on ‘Thur: in Madison square, and on Friday at t ~ from six to eight o'clock P. M., should the wea be tine. The Tammany Pow-wow, In aceordance with their unvarying casiom brothers of the Tammany S< siety will meet to cele. brate the National Birtnday according to the man ier prescribed by the constitution of the society, At half-past nine o'clock thm inorning the sachems, braves aud warriors will assemole for the transaction of business jn tie Counei! Chamber of the Great Wigwarn. Atten A.M, the doors of 'he great hall will be thrown open for the adinission of guests and friends of the society, when the following order of exercises will be held:— the Seventh Regiment Band dence,” deouind Murte... i Readiog Declaration of tndep by Brother rior from thi Music... \ ‘the Long Taik, by the Demo Hon. Fugue Manic... Short Talk from. Includiag Hon. John - Bayard, Hon. Finale, Star Spangled Banner, » The parade will bea very tine eae. The troops ‘will be assembled at quarier of seven A. M., as to jows:—The First brigade infantry on the west side of Broadway, left resting on Fourteenth street; the Secona brigade infantry on the south side of Fonr- teenth street and west side of Fifth avenne, right resting on University place; the Third brigade 1n- fantry on the west side of Fifth avenue, on the left of the Second brigade; the First brigade cavairy on the west side of Fifth avenue, north si of Thusty: -fourch street and east side of Madison avenue, ‘on the left of the Third brigade. Battalions B, C and K, artillery, wili be posted around Union square, under the direction of the Chief of Artillery. Brigade commandants and their stai™ will take post on the right of their respective commands. The ne of infantry will be formed with tue fropt yank outside of and pear NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1870—TRIPLE SH&er, cE ERT ‘the street curt, The line of gompeny oMcers will ‘be two paces in front of the front rapk. ‘The field officers will take post in front of and as near the line of pomveny officers as practicable, the commanding bpp § in advance of the others. The cavalry mill be posted in such paauner ‘as to allow the great- est amount of: room along its front, Major General Me! commanding the regular forces in the harbor, will be the reviewing oficer, and he will be received on the right or the line, his arrival being announced by an (ag Aly salute, The salutes wil be [herd he passes down the line, after which the joneral ‘will proceed to the corner of Madison avenue and Twenty-sixth street, that belng the point of-review. The line of march will be down Broadway to Great Jones ones through Great Jonet street to the Bowery, up the Bowery and Fourth avenue to Twenty-third street, tl fn ‘twenty-third street to Madison avenue and up #0n avenue to the point of review. ‘he mead bg dismissed tmmediately alter passing in re- In accordance with orders atready issued for the Parade, the First infantry (Hawkina Zouaves), Colo- nel John K. Perley, wilt parade in full uniform, Roll Wf mounted. The h infantry, Colo- nel and Brevet Brigadier General John E, Bendix, will parade in full uniform (commissionéd officers 1n white trousers). Line will be formed in Hester street at six o'clock. The Sixth infantry, Lieutenant Colo- ne! Sterry commanding, will parade in full uniform (white pants). Roll of iment at six o'clock ASM, James Fisk, Jr., wil De white trousers a rsahag Roll cal of companios oni |, Will will be formed in baled it on Fifth Toll calls Feta and staff will report to the ie nel mounted. second infantry, Colonel Joman Porter, A pale in full dress uniform, white trousers. Assembly at six o'clock A. M., at the regimental armory. The Thirty-seventh i- fantry, Colonel Thomas Freeborn, will parade in full le aad uniform, white gloves. Regimental line will jormed at a quarter past six o’clock A.M. The Seventy-first ‘infantry, jolonel Harry Rockafeller, will parade in full dress, white trousers, Assemb! Ly atten minutes fo six o’clock A.M. The First cav- alry, Colonel Henry Brinker, will parade mounted, in full uniform, and assembie on Thirty-fourth street, between Fifth ‘and Madison avenues, Regimental Mne will be formed at six o’clock A, M., sharp. SALUTES will be fired on the Baitery, she forts in the harbor and from the irov-clad Miantonomoh, at anchor in the harbor, at sunrise, meridian and sunset. Trinity Chimes. ‘rhe Fourth of July 18 always observed at Trinity chureh by the performance of national and other airs on the chimes, Mr, James E. Ayliffe announces the following programme, commencing at half-past seven A. M. and tweive M:— 1—Ringing the changes on eight bells. 2—Hail Columbia. 3—Yankee Doodle, 4—The Land of Promise. 5—Home, Sweet Home. 6—Ans from Chila of the Regiment. 7—Blue Bells of Scotland. Lampey Soger Boy. 9—Lé Merry Church Bells Ring. ta the Gem of the Ocean. 1 hat Fairy Like Music. 12—-Hungarian Waltz, 13—See, the Conquering Hero Comes. 14—Red, White and Blue. 15—Yankee Doodle, Excursions. ‘The folowing are the excursions which will take the “out of town clubs’? away from the din and naise of the city:— The steamboat Magenta will go to West Point, Cold Spring and Newburg. ‘The steamers Sylvan Glen, Sylvan Grove and Syl- van Stream will go to Harlem, High Bridge and Karl Park and return several times during the day. Steamer Rip Van Winkle goes to the Fishing Banks. ‘The Sunnyside will go to West Point, Newburg, &c. Steamers Thomas EK. Hulse and Wyoming to sant Valley and Fort Lee (old Janaing). ‘The Vanderblit will make a tour round Staten Island, Steamer Nelly White to College Potnt, City Island, New Rochelie, Whitestone and Glen Cov Sylvan Shore to the Fishing Banks, Steamer Continental to New Haven. Seawanhaka to Glen Cove, Roslyn, Whitestone, Great Neck, Sands’ Point and Glenwood, Steamer Pope Catlin to Rockaway Beach, Steamboats Thomas Powell and New Champion to Catskill. ‘The steamer Antelope to Dobbs’ Ferry, Yonkers, Tarrytown, und Nyack by ferry, Sing Sing, Ha straw, Grassy Point, Verplanck’s and Peekskill, ‘The Norwalk to Coney island, Steamer D. 5. Miller to Poughk West Point, Cornwall, Newburg, Marlborough and Milton, Steamer James A, Stevens to Rockaway. “ A Neily White down the bay and round Staten sland, ‘Yhe Neversink to New Brunswick, N. Branch and the Fishing Banks. Sea Bird, to Sandy Hook, Highlands and Red Bank, N. J. Pleasant Valley, to Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley and Shady Side, Mary Powell, to Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Ron- aout, ‘landing ‘at Cozzens’, West Point, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton, General Seagwick, to Key; ory Elizabethport, Union, Rossville and Perth Am Plymouth Rock, to Ponghkeepss, landing at inter- mediate landings. The Southside Rallroad of Long Isiand to Par Rockaway beach. Steamer Matiwaran, to Keyport and Port Roval. Steamer Bridgeport, to Bridgeport, Twellh reg regimen! ‘Colonel ie fall uniform. Tne line m square, north Lewin § rh if-past six 0" cl ee A. M. 10- ~Gon sie, landing at ew Hamburg, J, Long Sports ‘The thousands who love to witness contests of an exciting nature on the turf will to-day be gratified to the fallest extent. Fashion Course presents an extraordinary programme—the purse for $5,000, free for all horses, the entries being the following unpre- cedented fleid:— Budd Doble enters b. m, Goldsmith Maid. Ben Danieis enters b. m, American Girl. Dan Mace enters b. m. Lady Thorn, Qhapte ‘1es Champlin enters br. £.S et ge Paimer. Borst enters br. g. George W: he te Holcomb enters b. m. ney The nace will be ae ts, best three in five, in harness, “=e - At Waverley Park Trotting Grounds there will be two contests which promise to be of interest. ‘the first is for $200—mile and repeat, in haruess—for which the owner's bay gelding Jim and James Murphy" ‘8 bay mare Lady Murphy will try their met. tle. @ second match 18 to be tor $300—mile heats, best three in five, in harness. The entries are James Brown's bay mare Lady Adelaide and J. Post's chest- nut mare Lady Post. Besides the above many private irials of speed wili take place in and around the city, Which will draw fogether hanviveds of interested atrendants, Fire. President Hichman, of the Board of Fir has issued the following order Comuni to the fire- sioners, men:— ‘The nature of the observances incident to the cele- bration of the anniversary of national indepen- dence entails upon this department the performance of much extra duty, While the Commissioners, in outing the provisions of the law regulating the of fireworks, have taken every precaution position and sale with all poss! . from the inany accidents aris- ing from Improper reless handling, it not be expected that uh ation of tis year will be attended with any exemption from the usu heavy demands upon the services of this department. he occasion, therefore, calls for the display of the grewlest vigilance and promptness on the part of the entire foree, in the early discovery and extinguish- ment of . Much will depend on individual effort, and nv mber will feet that his wiole duty bus been discharged who withholds any effort tend- ing to the safety of the lives and property of our clhizens, The conduct of oMcers and men on past oc affords a suicrent guarantee that ihe exp of the Commissioners in thus regard will be Tuy recommendations contained in cirentar No. 2. odice Bourd of Commissioners, series of 1869, are reiterated, and will be carefully observed, Ola Podrida. M. anchors will be weighed and the race for § Stony Fone ‘begun, _ frat rhe oe arriving there to mal er presence known by firing a gun. The Ratverfurad Park Boaung Association will sine “celebrate characteristically—a grand review al noon, and races for four-oared shells, single seul x-oared gigs and double seull shelis, att, and 3:15 P, M, Teutonic. 4 Of the German socteties of this city, the New York Turnverein will celebrate their twentieth ane niversary at Jones’ Wood on the Fourth, The New York General Singers’ Union, comprising sixteen German singing societics of this city, will perish pate in this celebration; there will be @ procession, Starting from Turner Hall, in Orchard street, near Canal street, in the morning; and at the Park gym- nastic exercises will be performed by the Turners, and target shooting and other amusements will take place, Amusements Te-Day. The glorious Fourth will be duly honorea at all the places of amusement in the city. The regular season at some of the theatres closed on Saturday evening, but will ve opened to-day and in the even- ing for the gratification of the public. Varied and attractive programmes are everywhere offered, and should the elements at ull be favorable the limits of even our most spacious establishments will be severely taxed. At Booth’s the “Huguenot,” with its splendid cast and beautiful surroundings, will be given at both matinée and evening. Tis 18 the last night of the season at Booth’s, and most appropriately docs it terminate a successful term, “Fernande” will be given at the Fifth Avenue theatre to-night, and the charming little establish- Ment will doubtless be crowded to the doors, The season terminates on Saturday next. The last nights of the whole-souled, genial Brougham and Miss Leona Cavender are announced. “Minnie’s Luck” will be given to-night, with all its admirable surroundings. Mr. Brougham may have to make a patriotic speech—a something worth half a dozen plays. Messrs. Dan Symons, Sutton and Knapp, of the Olympic theatre, have their testimonial benefit at that establishment. The programmes for both matl- née and evening performances are excellent, and will unquestionably attract large audiences, The artists include H Jackson, the Imperial Japs, the Leon Brothers, Master Harry Jackson, the inim1- table George L. Fox. Mrs, James A, Oates and others, Mr. Dan Symons wiil appear in the eveuing as Achille Talma Duford, in the French comedy, enti- tled “The First Night,” one by Miss Cornelia Jetferson. The beneuit should be w hearty, substan- ual affair, and a regular bumper. The French Wrestlers will exhibit their extraordi- nary skill, for the first time in this country, at Wood’s Museom, at the matinée and evening per- formanct Monsieur D’Atalie, said to have a Jaw of tron, Mile. Angela, the female Sampson, will also appear. There will be three performances at Wood's, and additional attractions will be presented in honor of the day, An extra gala matinée will be given sie tornben the Grand Opera House, where the “Twelve tions” will be presented, with all its original nerd ps tractive features, The spectacle will also be pre- sented in the evening. The Vieunolse Troupe make their appearance next Monday. The anniversary of American independence will be nowhere more enthusiastically ceiebrated than at the Bowery theatre, the warm-hearted patrons of which never tail to make & popular demonstration when required. There will be a matinée to-day, woaile a splendid bill is offered for the ae ee tainment, Miss Kate Raymond, the ‘ienne, and Miss Collins will appear, and no less than six rousing Pieces will be played. At the Théatre ‘Couldne quite an interesting and varied programme will be performed at the mauince and in the evening. A host oi well known versatile artists, including the humorous Johuny Hart, and Abbott, the clown, will contribute largely to the en- + Joyment Of the throng that will doubéiess assemole in this popular establishment. Leilingwell will cause a stir in Brooklyn to-night, and Mrs, Conway's Park theatre will be the recepta- cle of one of the most delighted audiences that will congregate at any place of amusement. Leiting- weil will appear as Gushing Clorinda and Roimeo Jafier Jenkins. Two holiday performances are announced at Tony Pastor's Opera House, and no fewer than seven . will be offered, as follows:— “Ireland and America,’? crhe American Sailor,” ‘New York in Silces,” “The Drunkard,” “Blueskin and Sheppard,” “Nicodemos Nobbs,” » with acc npanying songs, dances, wit and humor. ft will seen by the foregoing that all tastes and nationalities are suited, and the celebra- tion of the day at Tony’s will be a memorabic event in the theatrical world, Kelly & Leon's excellent troupe of minstrels will give their capital enteriainment to-night, and truly a couple of hours could not be spent more agreeably than at their cool and elegant establishment. Leon is simply inimitable, and bis appearance in eight alfferent characters 13 marked by great talent, while his gesticulations, bearing and conversational vocative of the heartiest merriment, terpretation given to “Ohing-Chow-Hv’ by the com- pany is comical in the extreme. Kelly & Leou’s instrels are wonderfully improved and are taking a firm hold on the public favor. Hooley’s Opera House, Brooklyn, reopens to-night with Mrs. Lina Edwin's Comedy and Burlesque Com- pany, including some well known talented artists. “Everybody's Friead’’ and “Piuto” are the attrac- tions. A capital performance may juatly be antic pated. Messrs. 5. Robson, Clarke, McKee Rankin, Collier, Miss Fanny Davenport, Mrs. Marte Wilkin and Mrs. Edwin will sustain the leading ror Delineations of Roman aud Grecian statuary will be given this evening by Jem Mace at the kinpire Skating Rink. he pugilistic hero will also uy a {riendly “set-to” with Copurn, Matinée at two o'clock, Regattas To-Day. Among the most interesting eximbitions to-day will be the regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club at Nyack, starting thence to Stony Pomt and return. The following yacnts will contend for the honors, Tidal Wave, Madeline, Calypso, Mystic, Addie Storm King, Nimbus, Daphine, Niagara and Gra- Divine service was held yesterday on board the Commodore's yacht, ‘tidal Wave, by the Rev. Mr. Gallagher, Commodore Voorhees will entertain the members of the club in the evening at bis residence, au ‘ih vil iaat byrotechalc display will terminate v., bt bar ‘rhe loboken Yacht cia» will also give a grawd rey pact honor of the day, and private yacht races ue annonnced at various places, incinding one un- der the anspices of the Americus Club. The Rutherfurd Park Boating Assoctation will give their first annual regatia to-day on the Passaic river, at Rutherfurd Park, The programme incindes —First race, for four-oared sitelis, id race, for single scull shells, tw! , for six-oared gigs, three miles; , for double 1 shells, two miles; nih race, for single scull, open working boats, two miles; sixth race, for single scull shells, two miles (open to those Who have never won arace) The prizes will cousist of colors apd gold badges. A band of music will enhance the pleasure of the exhibition. 1ourth rac ‘The Pablic Institutions. There will be a celebration for the children at the nursery department, Randali’s Island, of which the foliowing will be the programme:— At daylight a salute and the unfurling of the Stars nd Stripes, Atseven o'clock A.M. parade of the andwil’s land Guard. Atnine ovelwck A, M. the following MODES; — Reading of the Dect the Warden; opening song, ner, hy 400 es, puri of duly, 3 Latin jon of Independance by Under the Glortows Ban- ddvess on jen; song, tikdven; ode, and Smith; poem, ‘Bunker “han, ” suastel MeDonaid; Seek the Sweet Bowers,” here's a Good ‘Tume Coming,” ul Savage: song, ‘ling Out Our arge girls; dialogue, comique, nd Walker; “A Few Stray Words, Fourth of July,” Miss Nellie Gil- Sis Well We Shonid Be Gay,” Mutton, stewed with id other Vegetables, bread and but. Biren of mor 3 RON, 400 children. potatoes; salarl ter, Dessert and ean Alter th tidren will be allowed to enjoy t emsgives in their own hxppy way-—aeteilig off thelr torpedoes, crackers, &c., vided by ihe Camuussioners, A circular has been issued by the Fire Commis: sioners calling for partioniar vigho 1d prompt+ ness in the department i case of 1 sv generously pro- The Kutckerbocker La Cross Clab will have a grand mateh at Prospect Park Parade Ground. ‘There wil base ball matches on the Union, Gapitoline and Elysian Fields grounds, The time-honored Society of the Cincinnati holds ting at the New York — Society University place, Secretary Fish 1s eat of the organization, the New York Dry Goods Cher’ ym Will picnic at Lyon Par be rly Clos tag igineers’ Protective Soviety pienic ar Dud- ove. hoias Mutter Guard go to Meyers’ Grove, Where Nicholas will be presented with beautiful set of engroseed resolutions. Neglected by the Common Connedl this year, the veterans of the war of I81Z are to be caved for by Kind friends. A dinner will be given the old soldiers on the Fourth at Miltary Hall, im the Bowery. The ns will have their parade as usual, u juttas. The Atlantic Yacht Olub celebrate the Fourth by a race from Nyack to Stony Point. The yachts are to rendezvous at Club Harbor, Gowanus Bay, to-day at two P. M., and proceed to Nyack, At five A. M. on the Fourth a salute of thirty-six guns will be fired, one gin from eack yacht in succession. At ning A, . How Brooklyn Will @ ‘There wil be no miliary parad of congratulation among the nulitiamen, who as & general thing prefer from duty on the “glorious Fourth.’ A national salute will be fired at dayt k from Port Greene, a position of histori calmemory, Coumutiess flags will be displayed, ranged by the good te per P. Tormey, from the City Hall, The € Court House will also hang Its “banners on the outer walls.” The Park theatre and Hooley’s Opera House will each “show. their colors’ in tasteful array. St. Ann’s-on-the-Heights will ying out the chimes of national rejoicing at sunrise, The White Stockings, of Chicago, and a promi- nent Brooklyn base batl club will bat away lively at the ball grounds on Nostrand avenue In the after- noon. At High Ground, Schuetzen Park, on Myrtle ave- nue, the Socrates Loage, No. 223, 1. 0, O. F., will spend the aay in pienickian festivity. St. Malach{'s tion, East Kew York, will ve, ro rk will be the noeae @C @ day of jollity “a Pes on # PI Lefterts’ yy. ihe. members of McCann's band and ff dir ere Such as desire @ sail to-day facilities will be accorded as follows:— aeciensy Rida ane Meta will leave Fulton foe (Brook- ya at nine A. M., a P.M, for Coney ts ne A. M., twelve M, and three ” Lane Sonth. Side Rallroaa, leaving every hour for will afford a pleasant excursion. rooklyn-and Coney Island Road have made extra arrangements to accommodate the travel. The steamer Sunnyside wiil make an excursion to Newburg, West Point and Yonkers, leaving foot of Montague at street at nine A. ‘The Sleepy Hollow. for Newburg, will leave Ful- ht o’clock.. ton ferry ate Police has issued the sabjoined rules The Chief ot for the guidance of the force to-day :— OvricE Curr or Pouice, Brooklyn, (July % 1870. Gunxnat, Onven No, 10-~You will, on daly, she ath at, mir command on ‘duty, except those ae: Office, You will not excuse ber of your command on that day. You will admonish your tl se that reserve aust foe fendy at a nome’ warning. Y will also nee that bic itniramentt Eis seoper order "and prowp faitended. to to, by the sergeant in com- ATHICK CAMPBELL, Chis of Police. wtresiten bocese ra (3 the Board of bij pe ne sion caused romulgated a set ol valuable instructions Yo “he pire Ponersmenk &s vt 8 oa course of action in event of thelr being call pa et fireworks this evening will be exhibited as VS FORT GRRENR. 1, Date Tree of the Desert, 9. Union, & chinese Cmbreia. 10, Persian Rose, & Hhumiuated Yew Tree. 11. Egyptian Pyramid, & Ciueade, Ik Feisies' Frolic ‘ & Indian Palmetto, 14. American Coat of Arma. T, Polka Dance. Ib, Mosaic Battery. & Kaleldescope. ‘The show will conciude with a piece representing @ steam fire engine at work. CARKOL PARK, 1. Date Tree of the Desert. a tan id. £ Chinese Umbrela, & Ratton und Wie Satelites. 9. Kaleidescope. ee Bower. eines 1: Union. t Fc LI of Malta, 1. American Coat of Arms, ; them emi will conclude with a grand Mosaic battery of Roman and Greek candles. SATELLITE gomp. 1, Persian Rone. ated Yew Tree. H Revpilan Freamid. 10 Pre Pride. 5 Peru. Star of America. 4 Patrlen Prove B Yodtan Palmetto, & American Coat of Arms, Polka Dance. & Mosale Bat 14. Kaleldscope. 7. Date'Trea of the Desert, 15. Union. & Chinese Umbrella. The members and friends of St. Vincent de Paul’s church, Williamsburg, will celebate the Fourth at Myrtle “avenue Park, by giving a grand picnic. The church 18 One of the most beautiful of the Roman Catholic churches of Brooklyn, and was erected through the energy of its pastor, the Rev. David 0. Mullane. A procession will be formed at the church jn North Sixth street at eight o'clock in the morning, and will be led to the scene of festivities by a full brass and string band, Jersey Clty. At sunrise all the bells on public bulldings in Jer- sey City will be rung for fifteen minutes and again at noon and sunset. Salutes will be fired by the Hudson county artillery in three different quarters of the city. Fireworks will be displayed in the even- ing at the followirfg places:—At. the junction of Bright and Varick streets, Sixth ward; at the north side of Hamilton square, Eighth ward; "at the corner of Oakland and Hoboken avennes, Ninth ward; on Hudson avenue, between Grimth and Van Vorat streets, Eleventh ward; at Bergen square, Fourteenth ward; on Union street, opposite school house, Six-. teenth ward, THE NATIONAL GAME. How the Base Ball Clubs Are to Spend the Fourth. The attractions at the ball flelds to-day are many and interesting, and the thousands who will seek them will do so for a two-fold purpose—to amuse themselves or be amused and escape the horrid din of exploding firecrackers, pistols, guns and cannon which the city walls reverberate from early morn till midnight. very bail fleld in and around the city has been engaged, and the superfluous national en- thusiasm which will be worked off in this way will be greater than in any other line, There 18° no game that ofers to our people an amusement s0 fitting to their tastes as base ball on this natal day. By asiight stretch of the imagt- natton one can perceive in it the elements of a pyro- technic display. The faces of the throng, according to thelr sympathies, are lit up or darkened—some white, some red, some blue—uaccording as the for- tunes of this side or the other sise and fall. And as fortune ever plays a fickle part in these contests, the crowd’s visage 1s constantly changing hue, ‘The ball follows the curved lines of the rocket or goes ricochetting like a hot shell upon the water. The players themselves perform gyrations that a pin- wheel might initiate with honor, while all go in, go off and go out as would so many Roman candles, DISPLAYS TO-DAY. At Brooklyn, Atlantic v8. White Stockings of Chi- cago, ‘The Jatter club arrived in this city yesterday. At the Willow Grounds the Burnside and Frontier Clubs play. Hudson City the Empire of this city meet the Waverley Club, At Philadelphia the Mutuals of this city play tne Arst of a regular series with the Athletics, At Washington the Unions of Morrisania play the first game of their tour with the Olympic Club. At New Haven the Haryard and Yale College Uni- ie nines meet, Peekskill the Excelsiors of Brooklyn play the Gundernnre Club. aan i the Oriental of New York and Haymaker cee penger tics (hs Harmonic of Brooklyn and Ul- ster clubs, At New Rochelle Warren of New York ana Con- fidence clubs, At Rutherfurd Park the Alerts of Hackensack and Jona clubs, MISCELLANROUS. Harvard College begns to-day an extended tour of ball play throughout the try. ‘The vro- gramme, a3 laid down, is as follow: Yale, New Haven, July 4; Hgse sill Hl, of Fordiam, Bude a U Pind Ee a eeog, whee mari a itica, at Utica, 9 Ae, rm paket 12th; Nise Mey Ne 13th; Forest City, vel: Pity "Red Stovkin Cincinaat, fens vein, Ohio é, Portsynouth, ‘Onion torn + eae Louisville, Ky., 2lat; Empire, St. Louis, Union, St. Louis, 28d; hite Stocl ialnge, br 25th; Forest City, Chicago, 26th; Cream City. Milwan- kee, Wisk., 27th; Garden City, Chicago, 29th; India- napolis, Indianipolls, Ind., 30vh; Olympic, Washi ton, D. C., August Nationals, Washington, 4t Pastimes, bacanie. 5th; Maryland, Baltimore, omni Intrepids, Philadelphia, sth; Athietics, Philadelphia, 9th; Keystones, Philadelphia, 10th; Atlantics, Brook- lyn, 1 tars, Brooklyn, 13th. On Sunday evening next the Mutual Club leave New York on their annual Wesicrn toar, and wiil be goue for & mont ‘The White Stoc and Mutuais play on Wednes- jay and the Whites and Ecklords on Thursday, on the Union grounds, E. dD. Red Stockings va. Forest City. At Cincinnati on Satarday a close and exciting game was played between the Red Stockings and Forest City Club of Rockford, Ill, The score at the close of the game was 14 and 13, in favor of the Reds. George Wright did not take part in the game. ANTICIPATING THE DAY. In all the thickly populated wards of the city, where small boys and giris grow up like weeds, without culture or care, yesterday there was a per- fect pandemonium. Tne police were utterly power- less to Suppress the burning of powder and the premature umption of dangerous fre rockets nd crackers, The Sixth, Fourth, Eighth, Second, Fourteenth, Seventeenth and Tenth wards were especially noisy, and young, enthustastic “roosters,” anxious to let off their enthusiasm and make @ noise, had full swing. The following ei » growing out of the premature celebration of Indendenve Day, were reported :— SHOT HIMSELP. afternoon Lawrence Mosher, of No. 38 h street, accidental ‘imself in the left hand we le playing with a revolver. The ball was not extracted, but he went home to remember for a long time the folly of violating the Sabbath by playing with dangerous weapons, A SHOOTER NABB: About eight o'clock P. M. Superintendent Jourdan was in bia office in a very bad humor—uot, however, a such fits es King Kennedy used to be possessed of—when under his window was heard the report of agun, John was in the hall in an instant. To om. cer Kush, who was on duty, he exclaimed, “Find the man who fired that gun! Rake tm in?’ Kash was in the street in an Instant, and made good time for dersey alley, in which We offender took refuge and escaped his vigilance. On his way back Kush heard the report of another gun near the od of Houston and Mulberry streets, rushed up and captured the otfender, Joun McCarty, of 265 Mott street, and locked him up. This ness of the Officer Was satisfactory and “was himself again.” ‘A YOUNG CANNONIER, The Seventh police vg OF hects™ report that about @ quarter to seven P, ty pr | a young. man named William Bowiten. aged eight years, of 40 Cherry street, received a severe fesh Wound in one of his hands by the prematnre explosion of a small cannon with which he was celebrating the “glorious Fourt! Hila parents took bim in shor a rompt- ourdan and made the attendance of Police Surgeon surgeon Water. unnecersary. man BURNED BY POWDER. Between ten and eleven o'clock last evening George and Casper Smith, of 161 Karn atrogt, were badly burned by the explosion a ad wader. They atiended at the Eleventh Preotnot by Police Surgeon Waterman, who consented to his return home, REAL ESTATE MATTERS, A novel feature in the real estate business will be the sale to-day, July 4, of lots on the grounds of Mr. P. P. Lounsberry, at Cranford, N. J., on the line of the Central Railroad. As an inducement to attend the sale excursionists will be served with @ collation, H#AVY DEMAND ON A SUPPLY COMPAN Y.—Patrick Ford began a suit this morning against the St. Louis Railway Supplies Manuiacturing Company. He alleges that he is the father of a Child named Mary Ann Ford, aged two years and tour mouths. He an that on oF or about the a (Gb June, Rh the child he factory, which is on in, between Florida and Mullanphy, and through the alleced carelessness and neglect of tie company’s servants, who knew the child was hear, steam was let off from the came, which, with the escaping hot water, burned and scalded the child so badly that, after lan: ru and suff for seventeen days, she died on the 25th inst. erefore her father ans 8 for $20,000 —St, Louis Dispatch, June 30. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=—Tais Day. 83 | Moon sets. seve 11 33 j High water.morn 12 10 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, Destination. PORT OF NEW YORK, J JOLY 3, 1870, ARRIV ALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACUTS, Steamablp Aleppo (Br),, Browne, Liverpool J jacenstown 234, with mdse ‘and “381, pana ora OG Franek lyp. | June 36, lat a0 84, ton ss, passed bark Tubal Gain, boumd #260, tat 45 08) lon 47 38, Burk Ocean Queen, ‘teamsbtp Olty of Baltimore (Br), Det and Hallfax via Boston, with mdse, to Jon sraitie, Ttrerponl Steamship De Soto. Morton, New Orleans June 24, via Ila- Fane 26h, with mdse and passengers, (0 Livlugston, Fox & Steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman, 5 Juno Bd, with dso and passengers. to, Livin on, ow Go," Had head winde and soa, with fog, trom Steamship Jona Gibeon, Winter Georgetown,’ DC, with mate Pan arta ip ner (Br), Jousmeay arate 32 da with way fron, to Boyd & Hitcken. ‘Tvok the northern’ pass: ma had bre Troster. jared (Aus), joval,. Newcastle 65 days, with mdse, to HW Benedet 4 { ‘bo—veusel to to Blovovich & Se: Hag rough reat of une 27, lat bark David Chapin, » Kern Evans far Paterna en aeoe Bark Lindesnaes (Nor), Oa Lgl a day to order—vessel to French, Kdye & Fook" the the Southern passage and had heavy W aaa 8 Wealeo aac ou Bark Michele a, Mees, hare be Firs hed with mdse to Took and had of Ber- order—v to master, ff ght variable winds uid Galas; has bean n BO-daye (Nor), Henrickson, Cardit 55 da i Soy pe Bathe toe northern este Sasys es dodSnebatal abaa at ala ton the Banks; was variable ow to the of them, with light, Bark Galathea (Nor), Vudt Cardiff 60 days, with railway the northern ses ‘and had stevie days from there, Fg oh ele rl lulia (Ital), Graf, Palermo 63 days, with fruit Robinson & Co. Passed’ Gi Horantar June 14 ‘had tian wBark Kole esheets pa Tauique, 95 jark Kolgate "et “ieee di itl so to Eanman & Kemp vessel to taster, Passed Gaps Here eo “a5; nee the Bauatge eae tie 8. Had ther. ube 4 here Rk Tay gt eaemneng nee sto Roch Jroix lays, with sngar and 19 Rocke Bros & Coffey. “Had ine Weather the ci- tree Seestan TX (Dan) Sonne, Rio Janet : coffee. fo Funeh, dye & Pte. ,Oroased cased ‘the Equator suse: ® | pen Brij pimitoe Simms m, St. Croix, soeeie Btwannee, i imps, ix, 16 days, with molasses moderat north of Hatteras. rate weather; has been 2 rig f Katie ee (Dan) oo Townsend, St Croix 17 days, with sugar, ahr Aun Susan, ‘Henderson, Gaboon, W with wood, ginger, Ac, to Dollner, Potter Ton Crossed tes luator Jane fin lon 41. Had uioderate weather: has been ane orth of Haiteras. ‘The A&'S is anchored off the wy ‘te asta, Smith, Naguabo, PR, 15 days, with sugar, &c, ‘Schr Independence, Hill, Charleston 8 days f 00 town, with lumber, to master. ie, Ker Erorpee Sehr 8S W Bonnell, Bonnell, Alex: f neg co. Locke, ‘Huntley, P ate ata for eet r, ‘Me, ee, tothe Knickerbocker fee ba" $Hlchmond, Me, & days, with ice Passed Through Hell tate, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Anna Elizabeth. meena wae ra Rca Bangor for New York, with Sehr Gen How: A tarde ted Born jobneon, Augusta for New York, with Sehr Jos bay Hay, vfathaway, Gardiner for New York, with hr Ocean Wave, Tibbetts, 1nEGRE, Ocean, Wave, iaggor for New York, with Schr “Pye Wasa, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Mpa Americee Basle, —~, Bi jangor for New lumber to Sim ‘& Clapp. w New York, with Schr Alfied Howe, Ellis, Bangor for New York, with lum- ber to Simpson & rxirt ar Azarens, Portland for New York, with tuber to vaflvoke ‘& Murra: Bebr M A Pratt, Por Portiand for New York. Bohr Cabot, Batker, Boston for New York. Schr C Carroll, Chase, Boston for New Yor Bohr MC Hart, Haro ton, Rockport for New York. ne, De avon ence for New York, Seur Eearees ally, Br Brovidence for New Merk. Schr ‘Allen, Providence for New York. » Norwich for New York, with mdse wards, Edwards, Hartford for Rondout. Sehr A Godfrey, Godfrey, Hartford for Rondout. Schr Henrietta, Ryder, Slamford for New York. BOUND EAST. Brig Eva N Jonson, Johnson, Hoboken for Sale Hoh Maggio Qumminga, Smith, Port Johnaon for Cobuseet, Sehr Thee ‘Jefferson, Blk oxi, etnpare fr he en a rt for Boston ichizabétuport for Schr Julia ‘Auny Nell, Rondout for Newport, hr Lacon, oken for Salem. Behr #6 Stwyer, Kane, Hoboken for Portiand. Beli Slymouth Rock, Patker, New York for Boston. Scbr Annie E, —, New York for St Jobn. Sehr Promenader, Lockhart, New York for hr Veto, Harrington, New York for Danve Wind at sunset NE, light. Shipping Noten. The Hamburg-American Packet Company's ste mannia, Captain Barends, will sail from the pier at Hoboken to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock PM, for Plymouth, Cher- bourg and Hamburg. ‘The Inman line steamship City of Cork, Captain Allen, will e pier 45 North river to-morrow (Tuesday), at 1 o'clock PM, for Queenstown and Liverpool. Marine Disasters, Sonm Freenow, Poole, from Glonceste: Boone Island night of 29th ult. She may were reacued. Sour La Have, from Boston ria Machias for Rio Grande, was tovaliy lost previous to Muy 1% north of Rio Grande, Crew saved, ran ashore at me off, The crew Misceilaneous, Weare indebted to Purser Walter Pym, of the steamship Herman Livingston, from Savannah, for his attentio @ WILLARD P PHittirs, of Rb eel hia, 19% tons, bait Mitford D waged by fire at Pov: dene, i i thon. fo i, for Bi Captal taken ron for repairs, will ven, and when completed will be commanded by Captuin Hawkins. ‘5 Whalemen, a4, Fisher. of Marion, was at sea April 7, all bls ap oil on board, Speken. wet Cherokee, Outilet, from New Orleans for Liverpool, 31, lat 84, lon E ily Auguata (nothing further), June 10, Int 48 29 N, it Burk Patrick Hi D B, J Py ‘atrick Henry (Br), bound KE, June 25, lat 49 69 N ag hark Chandiere (Br), bound E, June 28, lat 4911 N, ton 37 Bark Arcadia (Nor). from Gottenburg for Phil ia, ye 35 68 mallee BE ot Bandy Hook ¢by pilot voat Mary William Brig Mar, White, Ayery, from Boston for Fortune Island, June 4. 34 10, lon 73 6). Brig Courier (Br), from Barbados for Boston, Juiy 1, 40 ea on Brig Pocaho: well, with 210 y ton jor Grace (Br), from —— for Paap July Lledo %, lon 71 (by pilor boat Abrahuin Leggett, ‘Schr Andie Gardner, from — for Boston (by p Mary A Williams, No 19). Schr Chas E rage ee Philadelphia for Key West, June 24, Int 34.20, ton 74, Foreign Ports. HAVANA, June 96—Arrived, bark Harvest Moon, Bartlett, New Orienga; brig, _giimore Meredith, Ayres, Pensacola; javarind, Blood, Ot 6th, bark ‘Adeluies Risks Paliadetphita: 26th, brig Lizzie ings, Patt NYor MATARUAG, dive 25--Cleared, a bere, Biiza A Cochran, Der- bella, rat ulton, NYor! port jot boat eraur, toa? Si Crorx, Ju 1b—In bark Pitidcosse Alexandra (Dan), for N¥ork, American beige \. Arrive ibe Batavia (Br), Le ewan, Livernot vig ee ee achre aes W Wilson, Somers, and L W Wheeler, Lewis, x : Gor Eig Runt bec, Ramaere JW ful ae jawyer, Jones, pi bie wy Sor tovovent fs Rowannan Rove Reece a y State, Seabury, and Mary A, Yor \ Decatur, Richardson, St John, NB; seu e'b Catal Ri Philadelphia; JG ollyer, Crosby, Jon (Br), Pbillips, Londen, “Hae: hs wages rivet hy ol Baltimore ‘on, Delamotte, Lav. erpool via “1G wages te bar! es Rrauratce: chr BM Wright ‘Alexandria, Ba rrived Orig C brig thiton, Mayagued, Below, ee Bh it schr Helens, Hains, NYorx. vig Robin, survut, N¥ork} sok Lucy'M Colitis, we “aeFast, June 23--Arrived, ship Alexandria, pe Care 26th are ‘ , Georgetown, CHARLESTON. June ne Sei Sear’ V'atreaer, Van Steamship Ad Roatet ork. » Jum ra Perey, Coniwell, Phil- Hume, Hurlbut; do; 916, Lyndon, Rai: ay nF Stimpaod, Cummings, NYork5 “ti Bere Ber suly Cleared, ecbre Willow Jiarp, ats eared, schra + : Wiliam, yguchin Amalie: G sland, Tomaaene, BYark | 3 HOLMES! HOLE, July i ree Weaver, Wes Hoaion ; Hearieva’Simnions, ‘uod! joboken, t Mayo, ier, dg to Pol reais! A Bowen, Alesauder, N York for Bouton anal, atop pert for do; Emma rae rks, do oe George Brooks, ttauitiog, Port Johuson for Port- 2d, AM--Arrived, achr Lebman Blue, Clark, Philadelphia # All the above arrivals, INDIANOLA, June 18—Arrived, scht Morales, Newman, York. NEW ORLEANS, June 28 Below, hay ty eer ‘Up, wie Maria Taabel (Sp), Maragea, from Tri ihe, brig Acelia Thurlow, Gailisou, from Matanzas. wi fob a June 30—Arrived, schr Hannibal, Cox, NEW BEDFORD, June 30-Salled, pours Choa Be } ag oy nett, NYork; ny, ue eens Crane; Elm City, Ke Blizabeth i, phew ron, rine 28 ~-Artived, brig John Pieree, Dies, JORWICH, June {—Arrived,echr Bulb Halsey, Pens, iF Baltimor obnsoa, NYorm, ian a herarcerionrery ‘Iriv- Smith, Hallowell; H W Goodway Frambes; hw tra aT ent ford, Yo Sultans Sides nay tice rear. wo a rT le Glivery, Havasta; Ueriride, Aiberton, Blisabetspare eske if W Beutley, Baker, NYork, MW Gloared’: rig Adelaide, Norton, Cardenas. PORTSMOURA: June! Arrived seater Achilles, Col bara, fa; 0th, wel rad (aH Crosby, cago PPAWTUCKET, July Arrived, achr Jos P Ross, 1 zubethport. Salied—ehra Daniel Webster, Connery, N¥ork; hen saton, Walls, do (oF aia” if Bich, and Trenton, PROVIDENCE, Juge 1-Arrie abe 8 Trenton; Sarah 'A ‘alconer, Wilson: Geo Campbell, and Native, Detlart, Eligabethport foe, Hawkins; Jas M Bayles, Arnold, mn OF mndout, Tieton chen Kate Getedinn (Br), st ddag nai Mabel H irons, Irons, Fhijadelpuia a Cua Oh do (gr Bauimores; m ratty, Alien; Tra Bil ihe lnnoces Haury He ia Allen; ber hay oding, Bunce; Phil Sheridan, iirpay mp5 . a 'S Falconer, Wilson, ork 5. New You na La als). vente OND, stuly Attived, bark Pepite (NG); Henton, Boston scbr D ¥ ig, Robertson, Ca Aa FANG IBC cory a ‘Arrived, bark Nereid, Bearse, "Gleated-—Sehr Succes, Ki:by, Yokohama, Sailed Bri rig Jeanie (Br) Mayiew, Valparaiso June arrived, schra Abbott Lawrence, Mayo, Boston; Naty E VanCleaf, Jon: Rockland. llearea—Bark Woodslue, Edmunda, Sailed—Bark Colin & McNeil, While, ‘Montevideo for or- SALEM, June 30— go brigs Peter & Jobn, McLaugh- lin, Neweastle, Bj Ki tt Tucker, Tucker, Hoboken; schre Yara 8 Watwon, Welle; Com Kearney, Puliprook. and Clara H. Spofford, Spotlord, Eliza betby ports ar W , Hunter, bi crite jamina, Huntiey, STONINGTON, sly fare ve Edfort, Nickerson, Hoboken for Charl ‘Nauseit, Mayo, NYork for New: WD Mangum, Chast ~ tor New Bedford; Mary J eee and Whistler, Keefe, do for Taunton, ‘ON, June 20—Saited, hr John Lozter, Trefethen, naa fone /$ SURELY AS THE FOURTH OF JULY ‘COMES, 80 mely do the long train of accidents attend in all thew imany forms and frightful rests, rou would be Prepared for every emergency you must fa iy yourselt with a LEYS WAdioR, PAIN EXTRACTOR, one ‘6 ‘burned ha res 3 ses web and all eruptions of the skin. Don't fay ay save some one’slife. Kemember no scar will come where thie is applied. Sold by all druggists, 25¢. BROADSIDE FOR HUMBUGS. nee and axsurance generally dy tribe of pretentious Know-nothings with which Society ia aflicted the uusclentitic “medicine men” who st 4 to tamper with the health of the community are th moat dangerous and the mos: impudent. by way of text, Now for a special and particulps application. t appears that a mushroom growth of go-called “Bitter a’* is springing up under ditferent names, im various locailtion, perticularis ia ‘the ‘Soutwern and. Woslera tates which thie venders have the, liardiliood to recommend to easy-going upon whom they think they can Impose, as » Pieter Lowtetier's: Stomach. ‘Bitiers, lowe re Técagnized 4 every claasas the purest and best medicated stimulant aud {nvigorant the world affords. ‘The concoctions gles to being composed of worth itis material, offer margin for profit than that celebrated: Fonte: ad Bence ts pansiely of ¢ ‘dol lar-worahipping dealers to a foist them upoa the ° a ‘avd all parties whorn tfiese fy ‘But “forewarned ts forearmed,’ distinguished (1) beings are endeavoring to coax and in- velgle into substituting trash for a standard are hereby informed of the seliish and sordid motives which un- cepite the representations in question. [PheA popularity and vast siles of HOSTETTRR’S oe of course, be seriously impaired by aoe abeboy but as the debilitated ra Copa direct interest in the ‘matter fits only am act Of Sommon humanity to put then on their gu T J. H. JOHNSTON & ROBINEON'S, 100, Pry pat Corner Brooine street, New York, prices aeker hoe Je Seeiey rates on Diamonds, Gold and Rilver and sree Silverware. Cash paid for old monds, ae DIVORCE! OBTAINED—UNDER KECENT ws, from the courts of different States, for persuns of A Bitte oF country AY yal pal everywhere; no publicity; no fees till successful ; FREDERICK 1. KING, Counsellor.at-Law, 898 Broadway. ae RE YOU SUFFERING WITH INDIGESTION ? ao urn trouble you! ou Go at once to the rua and ht Sox oP WHIM Dyspepsia Tables. Price ome refer ences. ee. Y AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGIA- LATURE oF THE STATE OF CALIFORNTA. GRAND GIPT CONCERT In ald of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION of San Francisco, Caly YHURSDAY, September 1, 1870. -fckets of admission $6 each (currency). verveoese The Bank of California sara of $600,000 United States gold coin will be returned to the holders of tickets by the diss tribution, by chance, of the folowing GIFTSi~ gift 25,000 Gold, 1 gift o) Bion gold, 1 gift of. gold. 1 gat of isin § fll 7 gift of 173000 fold. 1 gift o 1600) gold 1 pitt o 15,000 gold: 1 fin oF Teun Seid: 3) Site goo cack’ Leoon Koka: pA old, 3D gifta, 600 ead 1 a e 12, 0 gold. BO one 400 each, 13, gol 11,000 gold, 60 gifts, 300 each, 16, ry 10'0W gold, AO dite! 800 cash, 18 gale 8,000 Gold: 429,148, 100 exch, 42,500 gold 628 gifts + $540,000 gold tin and “Disiri gaol e direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mer- immedi cantile Library Arsociation, assisted by a Supervisory Com- mittee, selected from State, city and county officers and well known citizeus of San Francisco. ROBERT B, SWAIN, President, M. 1. A. W. H. L, BARNES, Vice President. WM. C. RALSTON, Treasurer. After paying the expenses of the entertainment and make ing the distribution of the gifte, as*above announced, the indebt- balance will be applied to extinguishing the preset edness of the Mercantile Library Association, Holders of tickets to which gifts may be awarded will re- ceive the sane on presentation of such tickets or coupons to the Business Ageuts of the Hoard of Trustees at their office, S18 California street, San Fr: Non-residents can collect through Wells, Fargo & Co." E "aate of tickets commenced Ju been aold and dehvered in twenty working ‘The dls will lace promy ‘as anol bey wo i av the “Atrantie, Btates demand tickets will be offered for ae in iad ‘York for a Mmited time, and may be had, with circulars giving, (ull particulars, at the following place P. C, DEVLIN, No. 2 wall street. DELMONICO'R, Fifth avenue and VICTOR GIRANDY, $163 roadw: READING RUOM, Fitth Avenue Hove, TICKET OFFICE, Graud Hote jovel. ci. Fourtee street. Orders mail, with remittan c@, addressed to DORK & PRTERS, No. 3 Wali stre York, will receive prompt vention. “\TTiberal discount will be lowed to parties purchasing to rel in. California bankers wad merchants residi: New fork, or any visitor from the Pacific Coast, will to the Integrity of this enterprise and of the mara ement. DORE & PETRES ‘Business Agent — ity SAN FRANCIS00, June 23, 1870, )IREWORKS of all Kinds, good and cheap, at LEACH'B, & Nassau street, New York. ‘0! MORE. MBDA ale D' iarr! Cor y se hick ca ci ae ‘CURE, WITHOUT i as GAusTTO OR of th rains and Datormitves of jose, DOMTNRY A, DANIELS, ME. *% MA Lesiagton avenue, 1. Over oneal he Be a