The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1872, Page 2

— Vie Se ee ean nen BOARDERS WANTED. |... COUNTRY BOARD.’ | TO LET FOR BUSINESS Fi srcctnecren nce MRO Re THE STATE OF SCHURZ. PENNSYLVANIA a : 2D ROOMS, WITH jOUNTRY BOARD—IN A PLAIN FARMHOUSE, IN ASEMENT TO RENT—AT 27 BARC! EET. ‘00D's NURBUM, 3 foc OE bs ig oe le sgalyd le Capea] Orange counjy, 60 miles from New York; plenty of Apply on the premises, oF at ‘ Park row, in the ale W: MONDAY, JULY 8, 1872, o ‘West Dweltth street, near Fisth avonue. ne A Rye storms moderate. Apply at 149 East | and wine vaults. JOHN DRAKK, Proprietor. Pr Saat wes 7 Own Wax EvRNING ra fe. . SIREET.— ee FFICES TO LET—AT FROM $00 TO PER AN- | The well-known author and actor, % , by HBA: NOB CORNER TENTH STREET HAN | (NOUNTRY BOARD AT PALLABURGH, SULLIVAN num, BPOFFORD BROTHERS & CO. tJ. J. MCCLOSKEY, Movements, Men and Matters in| Probabilities and | tions in S Board, é ‘29 Broad: will appear in his own original Drama, entutled class |, for fumilies or gentlemen; transient parties bn BG LA aoe Bellvoad. 7 jain, jastion- jway. promi. appes wn oF agin ‘four, rege eens Comal Sores mocere’e. way, July 8, from 1 Hil $ o'clock. me (T° LET ON SIXTH AVENUE, WELT, LOCATED, 4 rs OR, WAY DOWN SOUTH. Missouri. the Keystone State. Beare wast oF BROADWAY. -pRoNT pALoory (JOUNTRY BOARD—ON RICHMOND HILL, STAM iaper” alten di pry ny: epee Me om tig: | BOMBS. fonis, Enpere SNe seMpgLobaRe Gparegs Rea eee essnesty at 180 Bleocker street, 0 ford, Conn, ormge realdency of 1B, Knapb, Ba.) HOFFMAN, COBUE N00. 602 Sixth ade and Honor. —+ $6 70,85 EACH PER WEEK SINGLE ROOM AND a atone Box 4108 Fost ottice, New York EBT-A LUNOH COUNTER AND FIXTURES, IN etnias The Situation—History of the Liberal Move- | The Democrats Almost Unanimons for the Phte ‘y : ; 3 house. “ise Waverley place, a tew doors frou Sixth av. other business; also Upper ‘Part of a Building, which ls WOCKSS | mont—Relative Strength of Partioe—Pro- losopher—Departure of the Chief of the Ss IRST CLASS ROOMS MAY BE HAD AT YONKERS | well laid out for boarding and lodgings. Apply on corner Burau AG Delegation to TO $8 PER WEEK FOR NIOBLY FURNISHED by applying immediately to Mrs. 1. i LINGIN, | Tenth avenue and Thirtieth street. ee OaRDt bable Success of Gresley—Schurs legation to Baltimore—Local is- 6 Room, with Board, on first oor j pot and cold water ocust Hill avenue, Yonkers. Cars and boatsto Yonkers viner ‘BREST. and the German Vote. sues Nowhere—Aspirants 1B room. 183 Macdougal ‘street, near Fourth street constantly. ee ee tab ae eee mite tata ‘AOT 1A REVOKE. Washington equates GUERMERE HOUSE criomesoN’s POND)—A FIRgE Foo atiaghed? Aisora good stand for the fruit business Fey eiri e a e for Federal Honors, 6 TO $10 PER WEEK.—SINGLE ROOMS, AT 172 cl immer boarding house; has a few rooms stil Apply, at 27 Barclay sired ‘or at 34 Fark row, le the ale POWERFUL ey ‘OF CHARACTERS. $ Bloocker streot) two communicating Re mas, for Yacant dy grounds, good is, hein ing, anion. a] a wine vaults, IN DRAKE, proprietor. U Sr. Louis, Mo., July 6, 1872, family ov party of gentlemen; go Pecntaanraisateey ofa, Ha hand churches Adres 0. 8. BAlt- | M0 LET—THE STORE AND DWELLING «1 THIRD ee aera Re TUB ATR vGLISH OPERA. Missouri ts tho last State in this section of the READING, Pa., July 6, 1972, NERRR RE SoD Seager Rae IO eg he ag SS THE HOWSON OPERA TROUPE Unien to which your correspondent has to direct | Thero is certainly more unanimity and good feet. $6 rae twits ranobinia Beard, wih Roman one OOD COUNTRY BOARD FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, | nade into two stores at short notice; parlor story in one | Will appear on this and every evening until further | nig attention. Fortunately for his time and the | ing extating in the ranks of the demooratio party darye Banga ¢ tk Bast Washington placé, between Broad- “ii oaths, Direct to JANE VROOMAN, West Camp, a. sate er commening or millinery; rent $3,000, ” THE OR AND DUCHESS. HERALD's space, the result in this State is not at | Pennsylvania at this time than there has been way and bi an a — ii . bs wi oe Ee SS ne RCD all dubious, and will not require many words to | many years, With respect to the local issues ang : ' a EABODY HOUSE, YONKERS, ON THR HUDSON.— NINTH AVENUE, NEAR FORTY-RIGUTH and a splendid cast. 3 yy! 10 Pe er eocennesona foes wal wo gulta or Koons (water view to be vacuted Mom. | OOO directa old emtablished Butcher Shop to lot Pe penny mintigp dag eee a tno moat | ‘2th though a few thoughts and facts which sug- | to the State gubernatorial election the popular feet be ronted to gentlemen, with private table if desired} also | day, July & = — Sse ee eee rorya In Bovone will resp. | est themselves as of possible interest may extend | ing and general opinion is that Buckalew will carry, Rooms on third tloor. SUMMER BOARD AT CORNWALL, ADDRESS G. H. aw DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. | pear at this Thoatro July 15. this letter to the average length, the State by 25,000 majority, ‘This 1s no idle assers 1 Q BAST SEVENTEENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH CARSWELL, Cornwall Landing, N. ¥. Unfurnished. Bowery, SHEATRR. Missourl deserves mention—honorable or not, a0- | tion ‘The great question of the day, however, the first class Moard, suitable for fainilies or single genue- | GUMMER BOARD. “ONE FAMILY OAN BE Accom. HEAP.—VERY NICE BROWN STONE HOUSR, bial ORS TR cording to the reader's politics—as coming work of the Baltimore Gonvention, No cane mon, References.” Lee linge cool rooms: Kood, tables few minuies walk tron $1,100; another, | $1,200; location, unesesptional will be preaented an entirely ne THR BIRTHPLACE OF THH LIBERAL REPUBLICAN | vasa within the recollection of the oldest inhabs 1Q WAVERLY PLACE THE FINEST WOUSE IN | depot, Addrom box ol Post office, Peekskill, N. ¥. hues also cide streets. “LIONEL FROBULICH, ‘Third original local drama, written Uy a talented | shay einige itant was ever eo fraught with interest the city; beautiful front Rooms $14 and $18 for two, avenue, corner Fiftieth street. young autiow and splendid effects, which, in 1870, resulted in the defeat of the regular | 1, tho present, It ia upon the ton, with Board; single Rooms $8; table board $5, ARRYTOWN.—LARGE, AIRY, WELL FURNISHED ne tet the veuahitena nehdiea? tael Govavada ke wan (as P ue SARE Aas Rooms, five minutes from depot; weli shaded grounds; 10 LET—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP DWELL- ROGUES OF NEW YORK, Pt ry Y | everybody. The miners and workers of the TH STREET, 908, NEAR ND AVENUE.—SIN- | unsurpassed view of the Hudson; gas,.and accommoda- ing 143 East Seventeenth street. For permits ap- or thousand votes. Up to the time that the war broke thracite coal regi up in the gle and double’ Rooms, with first class Board, for | tions all first class. WM. EVANS, nine C. BAILEY, 5) East Fourth street, near Bowery. THR RIVAL OOUSINS. t Missourt al woeod tle, At anthraci lions, ap 6 mountains, Ingle gentlemen or families; terms moderate. a sc stay a0 To givo due effect to this drama, on waaielmaga sure toga cemocratio, are discusaing the probable termination of the Cons oseeatapiis - — ANTED—BOARD, BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, ET—TWO FOUR STORY STORES, WITH CEL- ar WM. H. WHALLEY is eclally engaged, the Presidential election of 1860 the vote of the rt So ‘the trol al a I TH STREET.-HANDSOMELY FURNISED SEC- ‘on a farm or in private family near sea shore: casy lara, 23x80 feet each, Nos. 0 and 100 Park place, In- ‘and will appear as HARRY HEARTWICO IE, i vention, So are the petroleum diggers and lumber. 14°8ha' story Room, to let, with Board, at the first clans | Sccess to.city ; price $1 to Sib per week, cach; post refer- | quire .'8. CHAMBERLIN, M7 Kast Twenty-fourth street, Breceded by the henutlful comedy of mata wasi— men of the western section of tho State, Witt Barliee recetvei” Roota wor siigie gentlemen steels deers se | a |W, WHER erates (agmoorat), : them are the {ron and canalboat men, the farmers y ROMINIQUE Boll (union)... = e a FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS THURSDAY EVENING, vu, Breckinriage (democrat) . tho limeburners, raflroaders, merchants, banker® TY-EIGHTH STREET.—ELEGANTLY wnaanaaaaaed ‘Annual Complimentary ‘Test onial 18 In sult oF gly, with or without 6. MARK TRE, NEW BRIGHTON, TATEN | wn. oS as a ae < aican ae pide Lincoln (republican) ce. and tradesmen all over the country. , ransient or pe ccom- island.—Accommodation for families and single FLOORS NIC! . B. 4 ‘THE GREAT NATIONAL QUESTIO! m iy at the above address. gentlemen. ‘Apply at the hotel, or address by mall. Foe ee ier ce smell famaities, rents very ft. Wwhich ocoasion & host of voluntecrs Will appear. TORR aces spavestsceeces Alecia Moka Dene aa WES? SIXTEENTH STREET.WELL FURNISH DE CAMB & COLE, Proprietors. | juoaerate-touses Ii’ Brookiyn on the European plan lox Book now open. ‘The disfranchisement of a large part of the popu. | 288 entirely usurp pics, ed Rooms, on second floor, suitable for family or BROOKSIDE HOUSE. —PARTIRS WISHING SUMMER location, nealiey | utes trom Iuyrile, Flushing and Grand | or yepro THEATRE.—LAST WEEK OF TUB DIA- | lation for disloyalty reduced: the voting atrength of fleld, kitchen, barn, upon trains, down in the single gentlemen, with Board. Board will find this a most delightful place; pleasant | street cars. Apply to BROOKS, 130 Hopkins street, near loot and character Comedian, | Missouri thirty-five or forty per cent, 80 that not | ™nes.and upon the mountains, in the mills and = cara atone st walks, tine drives, boating, &c.; good stabling. Apply to / Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn. ») y 5 P factories, rolling mills and forges the subject of WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET,—DESIRABLE | R, 8. MOORE, Tastings-on-Hudeon, Increased Attraction. Seasonable Performance. | over 100,000 persons went to the polls. At the Pres- i 0) Rooms, newly fitted up, to let, with or without : — FURNISHED PARLOR, SUITABLE FOR TWO FUN AND VARIETY, ntingon Broadway, ail modern im. | Tomorrow Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinee, | {dential election in 1864, even, only 104,000 votes Greeley vs, Grant is being discussed to such @ back Parlor and single Rooms. Apply | BY the kind permiamion, of Jos. Jefferson, Kad. Act of | were cast, Lincoln beating MeCiellan by over 40,000. | #2 extent’ that at no other timo has there joard, permanently or trauslently; opposite Gilsey | (YATSKILL MOUNTAINS.—GOOD BOARD FOR A PAR- gentlemen, louse ; reference: J ty of four or five persons, in a private {atuily : provements: al ood Ponting, bathing and fishing: paren me BASSETT, at 52 West Thirty-second street, corner of Broadway. fa . es ; = SES EE AT een . aged tl Q7 West Tuuery-rionty sTREPT—PLBASANT | South Cairo, Greene county, RIP... ‘iisiGAT ORR: FOUNNT ALUEN. | In 1908 the republicans elected MeClurg Governor pad — Peblcteati casita oe a ; ; aililedlbeccls. = wy ENTLE- . . | Board; summer phees, no childrens references Tequived. | (10OL SHADE, SEA BATHING, BOATING, FISHING. eee eee ro rte BIGEE GENTLE: | poston SUBILER QUARTEETE, THIS by over 19,000 majority over Phe'ps, democrat. The supporters ia((Nalirkiie’ aud’aie {alike damwore ie _ “ St — J Cliffwood Spriny 8 House, vin Keyport Barclay street — _ — ———- | ALICE HARRISON, Vibes vote was 144,000, which, though an increase iv QTH STREET, Yo AND 41, WEST. —HANDSOMELY 42. M. $100 $15. TIBBETIS & ESMOND, Proprietors, ANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE. | MITTLE MAG. i tho ast Act of * of 45,000 over years immediately preceding | Patty in this State, Now everything and everybody 29 furnished Parlor Floor, with private table if de. RE DIORA: EA man and wite; also for single gentlemen, with uso SOHNETDI must have been fully 50,000 or 60,000 short | ®Ppear for Greeley, Such a mighty chango hag sired ‘also Rooms on second, third and fourth floors; TERRY LAWN COTTAGE, NEXT TO HIGHLAND | fbath. Apply : shington p Mr, ALLEN in his celebrated BOUNCING SCENE. of the wholo voting strength of tho State, | Never before been witnessed. Here in this power = J Dell Honse, is now open for visitors; located in the ICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR SINGLE —HANDSOMELY | mountains of Pennsylvania, three miles from Delaware gentlemen, at 86 Chariton street. ASsDEME OF MUSIO. so general was the disfranchisement. In the aame | ful democratic citadel of old Berks, where democ- 3 EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREE ¢ tu rnished Rooms, in suit or single, with or without | Water Gap, on an elevation of 700 feet; splendid scenery; os THE STRAUSS CONCERTS ear, on a vote of 145,000, Grant defeated Seymour— | Tacy has been running in the old groove ever since Board, Parics desiring transient or permanent accom. | table class; vegetables, fruit, &c., from tho farm, 10 LET—ONE OR TWO ROOMS, NICELY FURN- eR , year, | y} modations apply at the above address, Address A, M. H., Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa. cashed AUEY and pleasant for the fot weather. In- MONDAY, WEDN sues, cr ae EVENINGS, | hover a popular man with the Western democrats— gempseeey, Baten ee Waipa ae bee: = or Ac quire'at 65 Clinton Flace. ONLY CONCERTS IN NEW YORK OF THE ILLUS- . . | masses 18, p 5 GRAMERCY PLACE, EAST | TWENTIETH LIFTON HOUSE, ON THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, | —— TROLS COMFOURR and CHEF DORCHESTGE, from | 0Y between 95,000 and 94,000, Thiswasthe last regu-| oo, mncinnati nominees, ‘True, tho sl street.—One or two small, handsome Rooms, with N. ¥. la now open for the season; hasbeen enlarged | MO LET—A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, | Yicnna lar contest between the republicans and democrats , first class Board; summer prices. a fited up cntirely mew: is kept in frat class order cool and light, to one or two gentlemen nt a reasor ' HERR JOWANN STRAUSS, is PREGA aicish gaves lice ware malntainea uation one month ago, then in tte infancy, was en = - d_ affords the very best accommodations for parties de- | ble rent. No.1 Paeific place, corucr of West Twenty- | who, prior to. his departure for Europe on the 18th inst., ich strict party re! : no means a criterion. Now that the issue has beei B7 WEST FORTY-SEVENTH STREET.—A SECOND | sirlng a_delighttul’ summer resort; terms $10 to $15 per | ninth street, or in the store. has consented to give In 1870 the republicans, who were of the house- | fairly, and I may add thoroughly, discussed, there © {Floor of four Rooms, handsomely furnished, tobe | week. “BF, HAINES, Proprietor, Tannersville, Greeno : a eae io UE TIREE GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS hold of faith, renominated Mr. McClarg for an. | PUt one voice, but one demand, for the’ sage rented with Board, county, N.Y. 10 LET-FURNISHED, FOR HOUSEKEEPING, TWO | on tha above dates, on which occasions he will preside | hold o ‘i McClurg Chappaqua, 1'ind that STN : — > pleasant, alry Hooms, on second floor of smalt private | over the other gubernatorial term of two years, The result THE OLDEST DEMOCRATS A() EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO | (JOZZENS! WEST POINT HOTEL I8 NOW OPEN. honge; gas and water, '827 West Twenty-fourth street, | FINEST ORCHESTRAL ENSEMBLE IN AMERICA, use eee 7 gih. heee let, with Board, large Rooms, suit jor gentle- Address EDWARD GOZZENS, "| near Eighth avenue. expressly selected for tho Interpretation of @ series of was in this section of Pennsy vania, men ve men and wives; also Rooms for single gentlemen; day West Point, N. ¥. = Para Er R MOST FASCINATING PROGRAMMES, THR CELEBRATED BOLT fought and suffered defeat time and again under boarders accommodated ; references exchanged. ST, MARKS PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—A FUR. | inclnding the WORLD-FAMED STRAUSS WALIZES and | hy 9 targo aoction of the party, headed by Messrs, | the old democratio standard, are now vehement in * = AIRFIELD HOUSE, nished front upper Room; alxo one fucing south; terms | Enchanting compositions of this renowned mastor. yy a larg party, the demand for the ratiication of the Cincinnat Brees te gecumae cht te ak oe chet F peoriber henirfeld. Conn, 4 Pan orate Cane SU ncip ey Ute Abas Bane eon alee Hox Oftice now open at the Acadamy, 70 Broadway, | Schurz and Brown, the election of Frank Blair to | work. Democrats of the old school, those who Board; two gentlemen at $7 each; delightful location; LAN i ged tel na De Gadhop weg ort GR EAS phate ee ae ene nate ats 82: Private Boxes, $id), °"" | the Senate, and the defeat of McClurg by Brown, | year ago scouted the idea of passivism, and who at one Ey hes Bro mse ee ig ation roperty,, Pledges his best eorts to satisfy thore who may $1; Reserved Seats, $2; Private Boxes, $10. a polled 104,000 Sh tS. hla ouinnd sees eso, All times stood ready tq join hands with their kind i with their patronage. WEST FOURTEENTH | STREET. FURNISHED QQ MACDOUGAL STREET PLEASANT Roows, Six trains daily via New Haven Railroad (Twenty-sev. | ¢ Rooms without board: large, cool and plensan le ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, and go down to overwhelming political defeat Floor,. singly or in suits; also Bedroom: Monday evening, July 8, first ulghi of tho engage- | The greatly increased yote. was duo to McClurg, | under democracy’s flag, are now the foremost men enth street) ; two hours from New York, The finest sea large and small, to let, with good Board, to gentle: | fathing om the Sound, summer rates. 4 ent of cont d the 0 v inks rallying around the standard of Horace men; ter on rene i ie OMEWIS F, CLEVELAND, Proprictor. ment of ROBERT JOHNSTON and NETTIE. who controlled the boards of registration, inducing Aeeaioet Demograts themselves remark that. the ()4. BAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NRAR FOURTH ERVIODDEHOURATTONiG Cm (An TaET RE caer (0S meee er eeaowae nenabed: Pearle ant OORT OF TIE WOODS one them to admit every voter who desired to register, | change is moat wonderful, but they do not question 104 Avenue—A few young ladies’ can be furnished Class house, newly furnished, one hour from city br Bodrooms on second “and third floors, without board, to | Matinces Tuesday and Friday. ‘ no matter whether he had been disfranchised or | their action. Here, in Berks county, the supposed th Board, peed boat from Spring and Thirty-fourth streets. Apply ai gentlemen or gentleman and wife. Tre a Raa not. There were registered 207,000 voters, or about yepressntadlye’ AtEALG Caroma de Lhe on or eee 106 EAS? pupIveretn stamen—a sur op | broadway. _______| 9 47m stmimer, se0oNb RESIDENCE wast OF i! "Bowery. 40,000 more than went to the polls, I¢ 1s belleyed he ask apm ous sor ede the ation has pus, Hinodorafe sino pee bse waa Roslee aaa? | Mf, HQDuDMDOR .WOueD, ANNOUNCE TO, HER | Sty tunel ale Suen tn au vee aan sort Songun that there were between 15000 and 2300 voters | one ‘abpet, gud, iat jp whol reply The ANT EIRTRENTS SSRRUD, WAG TRVING | Ohl ee, matt rane oe whe Sonareion of uae, i beau restaurant; three lines cars at corner. PRUSSIAN DEAISER, RANEY DECIMEN?, GRENA- | who neglected to register, principally colored men Aci Oseats ee Ne leo srremional ee 3, BEN’ RET, 4 Nt country; pure mountain air; boating, bathing, \- = . Clymer, 8 PSS Cats recaibaine shell encom tome cain | tapas vu ua ‘ke.; no mosquitoes: table abundantly 480 WEST \TWENTY-SECOND | STREET. — FUR. in full Parade Unitorm, and naturalized citizens, which would give Missourl | {37 "fof this, the Blgith dist fhg appointmer Board, to gentlemen. References exchanged. supplied; best city reference given. For further particu- nished, one Room. suitable for two single gentlo- under the direction of Mr. H. SARO, & voting strength in 1870 of about two hundred and | of Chairman of the State De foctatio “Commit —— a lars address M. L, WOOLDRIDGE, White Lake, Sullivan | men or gentleman and wife; rent, $3 per week; neigh- Musical Director of His Majesty King William, ‘ag tendered to Mr. Clymer, but owing to nei 43 WHS? THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—HANDSOME. | county, N.Y. borhood first class. MONDAY, July 9 and twenty thousand or two hundred and twenty-five | ¥ kat home he buged to withhold the SA ta Lemeeinin Aa RA once ceo ONTEAGLE HOUSE, NIAGARA, N, Y., OPENED meer ay ey jee ade SENG 1b, af 8 o'clock P. M. thousand, This great increase over preceding years Meenantece Spamnag anaes aie aiding ‘ood Board, to gentleman wite or single ge F BMY, none dollar. 5 . preumore se weg ag Po gle gentleman, M’ vane, a Isr This avant re “reset is sve minute 7 ret th t T tists a) APART- OE was not alone to be accounted for by the registra- a Alpe i) ite teaver he = _ id i o ren nnn i. ‘ah ‘Mm. ‘allace, ef RQ WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—PLEAS a full view of the Falls and tho river below; sulphur : Proprietor... usa, KooH | HOM of so many voters previously classed among | under the leadership of Wm; A. Wallace, leaves f 1 6 EB 5 ET. LEASANT baths connected with the house ; terms trom $10 to $1 r FRENCH FLAT OF SIX ROOMS; GOOD LOCA. fy a the distr: hised, but the " It of the Baltimore on Mon: morning fro1 iphia, JD Rooms, with Board; house contains all Improve- | baths 2 DE TOMLINSON. Proprieton: tion, good order, every convenience, moderate rent. UNRIVALLER SAE NCHS CONCERTS. © disfranchised, but was the natural result of the | ang will have their headquarters at Barnum’ iments; table well supplied ‘and neatly served; terms 8 2 Seow ; Proprietor. | Call on janitor, 113 East Thirty-first street. : ieee ‘that asoltd support r week: references, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, July 8, at 8 o'clock. very rapid advance which-the State has made | Hotel. There is not a doubt lighihvdand my fozart | in population, springing from less than one | be given Mr. Greeley by it, on the very. drat oe j» Mr. Wi , Mr. Cass, ex-Governor Bigler ‘IUlstrauss | millon two hundred thousand in 1860 to over one | {e) fete See ell, thd newly appoll ie ene ee aes ee Moustars VIEW HOUSE, GERMANTOWN, 16 THIRTY-POURTH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD on the Hudson.—Fine scenery pear N FIRST FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS; BASEMENT, FOUR | 2}: Overture, “Don Gioyannt” and Lexington avenues.—two pleasant front | Terms moderate. Address P. W. RUCKEFE. , NN. hy ” Tocatior rooms, to let separately or together; rent low to § Genta meena ¥ . }. Waltz, juergersinn”’.. Re nae: SO nicentnatroet Water and gas. | 4° Selections from Preciosa’... Seventeenth street; wat Rooms to let, with Board. prietor. BURN ‘00 tudes erect” i Weber | million seven hundred thousand in 1870. | Ohairman of the State Committee, are all known to aa = T\RIBW. es ee ee ratae immigration was almost letely | be warm supporters of the liberal nominations, G1 NET TWENTY-THTRD stRERT, DETWEEN | ()RIENT POINT HOURE, ORIENT POINT, L. LTNOW | (fo LET_FLOORS—TWO FINE FLOORS ON sixTH | © Adagio, pOcoan Symphony op. 42.........Rabgntein | As clini raat rece ety | Delegates from the interior and from other por-~ Sixth and Seventh avemies.—Furnished Rooms epens sitented on the extreme end of Long Island, avenue, Just above Thirty-sixth street. & Baile, “Faust. nee, Gounod | suspended during the first halfof the decade, owing | 4; f the State, after the most mature delibera- to let, with or without Board, in a private family. fronting the Sound and Gardiner’s Bay; splendid sea HOFFMAN, COBURN & CO., 602 Sixth avenue. . Bullet, “Faust”. .. ons 0 . mat cosdhael. nantes bathing, driving and sailing; fishing unexcelled; reached _ — 9. Overtu ‘La Ga: to the war, it would appear that Missouri, between | tion, have determined to cast their fortune with ietee 10 LRENT—45 EAST 'TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, | {1° Waltz, “On the Beautine bee Dy the years 1866 an d 1870, increased in population and | Pennsylvania’s finest minds, and to-day there is a > Fi I by steamer Eastern Queen, from pi 6 EAST 2TH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK Room.— | PY # : . ai “4 ante " y Long Island Railroad, trom Jaines’ slip; te Second Floor of a two story Cottage, four r h rr t ples ho does not represent and gate UB, Areapetate woman an take di | ter ad rea. MER warner Sek font HE gee Ron Xpniy ta Leh | 1 Calon, “Red Cloud new... in voting strength almost ten per cent annually. | ictoriye the Greeley, sentiment of his: const well for. Call SET fea ; CARPENTER. 26 Third avenue, Bible House. TPERRACE, GARDEN, FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET, BE. | Taking the registration of 1870 and that of 1860 and | ents and who does not lean to the unanimous: ¥ ™ STS ERD RH tae Eee IER Gate ———=—=——— —————— TWEEN LEXINGTON AND THIRD AVENUES. comparing them with the census returns for the | port of that gentleman at Baltimore. Certs Board, entiemel i 1 of guests. The completeness of its appointments, the | ~~~ yay gy he p 2S SOS ER ¥ °C: vote than 230,000, at the same ratio of increase | likewise their accompaniments, in the shape of Tatew tur the suininor ume OF families, at moderate | coiiirity of the air, the grandeur of the views and the ie TEIN Oy Ree Com y me FER SRD Ag EAC CIES ROO so, | has been maintained since 1870 there is no reason ‘EXPECTATIONS. —— soe eee > facility bed cormmaunication an #4, city ane posurpassed PRIVATE GENTLEMAN WISHES A NICE ROOM, ee pa heeee to doubt, and we may consequently give Mis- There are many aspirants, and & completey 6) Ww TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWE! ny BOY ees the gguntry. t fie 1 mite with bathroom, in a first class private family ; per- Hooters OPERA HOUSE, souria political slate of the State, at the present ier <4 ¢ Seventh and Eighth avenue.—Gentleman and ieee ot eas oer ott Oramentealia, | manent; state price.’ Address T., Post office box 1,410. E, LAMB..... aan jz Manager VOTING STRENGTH cannot be set down too definitely. Mr, Wallace wife or single gentlemen can be accommodated with Fur- | Prietok ol a ‘est ‘oint Hotel. aCommuntent ion MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, July 8, 9 10, | of between 230,000 and 290,000 for the fall of 1872. certainly the bright particular planet. Around hished Rooms, single and doubie, with board; terms | /tpM New York by steamers Adelphi and Alexis. até and ANTED—BY A FAMILY O¥ THREE ADULTS, ASTE ani ‘Taking 280,000 as the figure, we may allow 110,000 t Tesser lights, but who are Rolie: wood, connecting with ferry, or “by the Northern Bait- | pyoy americans, # Lower Fortlon of m howe, with all tm; LED DY BLUEDER. or 115,00) as the democratic strength—85,000 for the | powerful in their immediate sections. He will lead Q]] WaSt JWENTY FIRST STREET. GENTLEMAN Foud of New Jersey, through Englewood, connecting with Aroreeund strock. bebweas sixth and Gipth avenues; ‘ALL OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, vote of 1870, and 30,000 enfranchised—and adding | as before stated, the delegation of this State and wife can be accommodated with good a rd. " kangen. Pvc eee ply 9 Wl Be om lersigned, at the Hote! Fare, reference given, owen with particulars, J. L., Third avenue, between Aixty-third and Sixty-fourth Beth cd ae poe tee uaa eered 7 pte of day Baltimore. This gentleman te many ree a 4 . Bd rty-second street street rus grants, rn ar SROENES. SURNIRIMD <P AETON SO cw otters shanti bee pad hens siariadieenodie 2 a a aR THE girs BAND and Shaw ite, found to- number about 130,000, leaving a oe ing LS MatbAT orale neal Oh tf also a Small Room, with or without Board ; terms | Lp pate thie tet te MA Eat) at QULAYER: LOAN OFFICES. incre GARDE REPUBLICAINE, iio Ue ttl Lefont Cone ren fen ae fis rere Pica acre) Peat Mb: oles very West SI h .—Board from 2 per weeks. besutifnl | Wp wee BROAD WAN UF | ¥; jeader, ve. thelr first Concert on A e next Un! a . Beret third trom f = ee See | nag shady walks Sed crane, rounds: plendid T77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP | iyEgpAY EVENING, July 9, at the Spacious hall of the | votes, which, with tho unregistered fraction, ‘the | Mr. Clymer has had more or less of @ lonj of ly, Fides; Catskill feenery. airs. Highest cash, Advances on, Diamdnds, | American Institute, which has been handsomely painted | colored voteatd the hatural Increase, should make | for thay olfice, but it 13 generally understood ly of White Mountain House, N. 1. 6G E MS forme: aud decorated for this purpose. Tickets of admission to LE cgHAbing Meare Easier deer lies = Tickets Bought at 77 Bleecker street. Ail parts of the house $1; reserved sents gl 50, To behad ay | ‘Hs estimate about correct: | he will rest content with his coming Congressional French, German and Spank spoken. Apply at St | TPARPAN ZME HOUSE, NYACK, ON THE HUDSON, | “Ar 715 BROADWAY.—THE HIGHEST PRICE PATD | Nai" deligntiily vetted, and w tie coolest ace of | teket_ at Baltimore to be an accomplished fact, we | pose of making the. duties of Nepyesentative w = beoaaiesini ah ~ > hentia 4 : rating for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Camel's Hair in New York, and is as convenient of approach as | have now to consider ial study. This will 1 shade, boating, bathing; no malaria or mosquitos; ele- | Shawls, Silks, Pianos, &c.; also Money Tiberatly ‘advanced | Tesort, le a ts special study. is will leave Mr. Wallace a cle! 70. 1 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—STRANGERS | gant tuits oF ‘coms; a furnished Cottage, with Board. " + ky any of the up-town places of amusement, being within @ HOW THE VOTE OF MISSOURI WILL BE CAST, field, not only in Cleartield, his native county, but ‘can procure exira fine Rooms, good table and attend- | Address L. D. MANSFIELD, Proprietor. = on the same. Private office, No. 1 Washington place. ‘ Oi te inutes’ walk of the lower end of Central Park, and a tt. a Wing sa ite Mai tone” aut Shenae ranrocts and | ##, between Greeley and Grant, Despite the, vid | throiyout the whois ‘sate, ar. nandall the At 57 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY—I ferries entering the city, and less than a mile from the x Qnee, for gentleman and wif to $40 per wi transie per day; lodging, $1. SHERMAN HOUSE WAYEPEX HOTEL, COLD SPRINGS, 1, T. class board, with bathing, boating ican candidate, McClurg, for the | Chairman of the State Democratic teh a Repre- € ay the highest prices for Diamonds, Watches, Jew- | Great Central Depot on Forty-second street. democratic vote in 1870, by permitting the loosest | sentative in Congress from the First Philadelphia r OARD, IF DESIRED, CHOICE = . nh elry, Sy, or aa anes, on the same, ISAACS, Diamond — Le registration, hardly five thousand democrats out of | district. Certainly his eyes look lon, ly up the TP oncdie pitconatis teaatad. Parties desiring cranuens | Stcoatd oro nous eall rom New York. 7 Murray street, |. Broker, dy Thin street, near Broadw: TPIVOUT, a stark’e ph ‘is 0,000 voted for him, leaving from ninety to ninety- | poiitieni ladder, and should thelr bearing be taken OF perma: ent accommodations at summer prices apply at | ——— = TTHE OLD ESTABLISHED (OFFICE, Gj NASSAU ue Peman THIS EVENING — Racine tis sammie Bandi Se oars tke tiie ari it might be aiscovered drifting in the direction of & Everett Library, 058 sixth avenue. | , | ¢A, atreet, vou can obtain liberal advances on Diamonds, | First appearance of the aed oe ae ee eiye Datreen. iis 000, mart | Camiuet position. ee a ee USINESS OPPO! ? ‘atches, Silverware, &., or wi archase thom at their CORNET QUARTET, 0 The bat it There is certainly a change about to take place if BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN HAVING nT | Utmost valuation, A. HONIGMAN, Broker. ‘of His Malesty the 120,000 democratic votes. ie balance wi not | the politics of this State. Representative men soe = we ew WwANarrwonn | A fltoring rade In the West and Nortiwest would aqd T WOLF BROTHERS’, 89 BROADWAY, BETWEE EMPEROR OF GERMANY, be cast for Grant, so far as I can judge from the | the State, while acknowledging it in the power OARD WANTED.—A FRENCH PHYSICIAN RE- | a fine line of cloths on commission, Address U. EB. D., PN CaniHEL a na a rauliSt aeeietee EES teeter on |, nace fill onomaernL, tone of the press and the party leaders. Neither | a few men—dissatisfied democrats—to bring abou quires An Office in the west part of the city, between | Herald office. a) Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks; particu. | Conductor.......... Mr, CARL KICHLER | ST@nt nor Wilson is a8 popular with the democratic | 9 discord, rout and probably defeat to the great ao ee wasted PARTNER WANTED-IN COMMIBBION BUBE rly Pianos; private parlor for ladies, Business ‘strictly | “Admission 2 conta iteserved seats 69 conts. party tng ATs even without the addition to | column of progressive liberals and democrats, have sume. temea i | A. news: old estabiiched and paying welly expenses | couddential. PAbr ran. | the Greeley ticket of Governor Brown's name. ho fears that such action will take place. ‘They are MO One Oo Me Ure eae be RASH) WIEhOUE FIRE 008 EOD Y & 00., ids Bron T HYMAN'S, 710 BROADWAY, LIBERAL ADVANCES BR. KAUN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 75 BROAD. | has weakened the ticket not alittle. ‘The Bourbon | Hyer yhe arent present diseatiolote wien a first-class family, no other boarders, b MOO! & ©O., 183 Broadway made on Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, &c. ‘ a he c v p led wi child; Fourieenth or Twenty-third streets pre- with comforts of a home, Address MERCHANT, Fr te ‘ in | ‘way, opposite Astor place.—This magnificent collec: | ele: in Missouri is neither strong in numbers @ BALE OR A PARTNER TAKEN IN—AW OnD | WILDAYIhe Rignest market price fér-the same. "| ton contains over 10000 jpecinens Mueeaveeh potion forin influence, and_ the most violent democrats, | hendeds sn CuoOM? Put nothing serious is appree established Liquor Store;.a rare chance; terms easy. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, Waren ficial Anatomical Preparations, comprising every portion | unreconstructed rebels, followers of Pat Dovan and LEVI 183 Chrystie street. haustion,” “Marriage.” “Its Obligations and) Impedt- the Caucasian, come out squarely for Greeley in | will be supported universally. The platform of d, THE ACTION AT BALTIMORE ON TUESDAY MAN TEACHER OF THE WANTEDony a on I sally te bi aber =A Broadw enth st. Mente ott He ye eae ed) fe bender hd sepportag. bebe I tot EE Thal Cincinnati is known to be perfectly satisfactory and piano, Board and Room or partial Board, where | TARTNER WANTED—IN LARGE MANUFACTURING | 5; . Sue omnrd copy of these valuable lectures, post free, for 25 cents, home. In allow! erefore, 10,000 to votes harsh feeling entertained by th x teaching will be Feegived as an equivalent or partpay- | J yusiness; established 28 years: « business man, with BO -KASSAU STREET, OFPOSTTE POST. OpFICR. adit casing Secretary ‘Dr. ‘Kalin's’ Museum, 745° Broad | sor those who stay at home’ or support Grant, I ee ee earita: toVank me. Greater. 1 eaietaas pes sesame icteric $2507 £0 82000), required, Principals, address or call on | Jowetry and all kinds of Merchandise. "The same bought | qlorbocenu PCR om 9AM. to10E. M. Admis- | am, | think, leaving an ample margin for any con- | gradually die away, as the canvass stretches toward ———— Bone be tn a and sold. HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room 1. — bates oh Te al a cant 4nj600 we jovember. The rank and file of the demoers Anarene ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $5, 0 Anos "ENUE. BETWEEN TWENTY.FOURTH EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 613 BROAD. in 1870, 0! republican votes 48, re | argue that Grant, originally a democrat, was take aera ater a paws TaaxteA'G Aras Glass: deoahitaned: Pestioeany best ot 4.038127! AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH way, between Houston and Bleecker sireots—Every | cast for ‘Brown’ and 69,000 for the regular re- | hy'the republicans ee slectod, aud. Hat. Greeley baa mag Pe Cool Rooms, 37 & | Feferences given and full Investization solicited; 00 | made on’ Diamonds Watches, Jewelry and alr kine ot | One should visit this wonderful Museum, Tt is full of | publican candidate. Good Judges of the situation | originally a republican, can be taken by the demo- week; Bourd fauinily Kooins on | Address A., box 154 Herald office. Goods. Same bought at full value. EMBERNARD. | GX On SyheBuitcsophy or Marriage. Those partics | #2 this State assure me that the lberal party has | crats, and, with the assistance of tho liberal mle Orst floor, $2 = - 7 = a me = 1 been steadil, ining strength since 1870, that it rity, “ ———— | ARTNER WANTED—IN LUMBER BUSINESS, WITH 85 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY. STREET — unable to attend these important lectures can have them ly gaining hs i nority, triumphantly elect the “honest farmer and on Te " tains many of the highly respectable peo- " IBBY HOTEL, WARREN § T, ONE BLOCK aman haying steam sawinill, running successfully, Monoy Uberally advanced on Watches, Jewelry, | Seta eecai ye eee ee ee ey Adare psing ple who never Win @ cauae il we Das proved philosopher. from City THall—Rooms, {0c, a dav, $2.50 tog4a | in Pennsylvania; could largely increase business with | Diamonds and all other personal property. The sane jew York. : Successful, that there has been an accession from week; Family Rooms, $1 and $1 &) a day, $4to $10 4 | more cash capital. Address ASH, Herald ofiice. Dought and sold. P ROSENBERG. OW ay) NE “ I VIRGINIA. week, ee °: ~ = — HEODORE THOMAS’ SUMMER NIGHTS’ Musto,— | the ranks of the moderate democracy, and that tts Mi eine ‘WANTED—A LAWYER AS PARTNER IN AN OFFICE 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.— “Japanese Polka,” by Alfred H, Pease, for piano, 90 | HOmince, even in a fair and square contest with the rs M CPYKE’S MOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, 35 out of town; one who can invest $2,000 ca n have an Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Eopaeite Citizens’ Waltzes,” by Stri Scents, | regular nominees of the republicans and the demo- I , 3 i Ee bsidence of the Political Fever=Gree= Clinton place, hih street, between University | Undivided half interest in the business. Address WIRT, | Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods, and personal property of ever; WM. A. POND & CO., Publishers, 547 Broad crats in the fleld, could command 70,000 votes. Allow- | Sabsi place and Broadway. —Hanacemety farulahed noms 10F box 108 Herald office. description; private entrance for ladies. J, A. JAC SON, 89 Union square. in, j however, that am re cients ret ley’s Success Assurcd=Apathy of the scmmainentitde oe ie cre cone star eh thd: ; JANTED—ONE OR TWO PARTNERS, WITH A YR'7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BR (AARD r " vote for Greeley and Brown—a falling off of sixteen | Negroes a NE aRS A LI YARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN “ Broes, NGLAND HOTEL POWERY, CORNER OF capital of $25,00) to $50,000, In a safe and profitable 1.267 Rom B, and 418 Sixth avenue.—Ad ‘organ, guitar, singing; day andevening. $2 Clinton | Per cent from fe fhe jee noring of the Ricumonp, Va,, July 7, 1872 GLAND HOTEL, ERY, CORNE | business already established, and of unlimited extent. | made on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry the same bo place hight ‘street) | established Iso4; clrciilars mailed | Datural increase ie party—still Greeley . formerly ee, Addr Dir TEW ht Bayard street.—200 light, Rooms, neatly furnished, | Address G., box 104 Herald office, stating where an inter: nd sold. ith Leo will have a popu te 8 been an evident decline in the Greek Bie. to be. per night; $3 to $4 per Week; for gentlemen | View can be Unexceptionable references given and | "== = po eas J. JAY WATSON, Mai and Brown | wil popular vote of | There ha ey ‘ecto = : ao = ~ = 155,000 to 125,000, while the extremely improbable hmond. Awe t! only, required. THE LECTURE SRASON. RS, VICTORIA WOULDHAUL OPENS THE CAM- | reduction of the liberal republican vote from 48,009 | enthusiasm in Richmond. A week ago the fever : a w. CORNER Fad. OF() WILL SECURE A NICE BUSINESS, BUY ennnnrnrrrenn - ann ann paign on Tuesday at Apollo Hall. See advertisement | to 30,000, or 8744 per cent, and the polling of 20,000 | Was so high one would have thought the pean and Heckeven siesta, near how Pos ofhee— | $35 the furniture and pay first month's rent of six POLLO HALL—TUESDAY, JULY 9. Under heading " Leovure Beason democratic votes besides these 18,000 for Grant, | whole city intended to go to Baltimore. It had Good Rooms, at reasonable prices, by the day or week. | beautiful rooms (two complete ‘suits), fronting on Broad- | pu.,rFumphant vindication of woman's worth and ETROPOLITAN Would be required to bring the parties together. | peen determined that the Greeley clubs should at AuBELTA DURAND, Proprietor. TAL nat) or aioe oe Cah a on eee | eae te VICTORIA WOULDHAUL, M eo Ts Gresiey tare Bre merece, 1 thine isened n | tend en masse, Boats were chartered, and prepa- --—- - + — - ee eet oY ihe a a -minded’ and * e THEATRICAL Al claiming the State ‘oT 20,000 to 40,000, an < ” 3 ER AIsteTit ENTY-SECOND | Diane Bid one tabernacle ert anc Arete Her infotetng Sikes by 10° VG) Hlornge. Creoles and suow’ PRINTING there tnnothing on th cards to Warrant us ia re- | rations were made to carry at least one thousand 8D ‘street, Broadway; Ame $3: per day; | ry " emosthenes’ Ghost, impersonated’ by the celebrated W. sees rding ag jous thelr hopes that these dgures . t familiesand transient wuertay fnest focktion; rooms ail $15,000 70.82c WANTED, A Parryen, | x MANSELL, Inte Manager of the Lycoum Theatre, Lon: er E — rang oe Haley 16,660 oF BOD eee ae ae persons, but during the week the people cooled front; baths attached; elegantly furnished. Re rage eects ett en ane Above capl: | dap. praritiy end ties ESELE ERAN ‘The liberals—in which, of course, I include the | down, and to-day the discovery has been made that = ole 5 3. .M. A — J = eae = tablished and well known. For particulars apply to D. J. | to be hadnt 14 Broadway, at the ‘Grand Wovel new HERALD BUILDING, democrats—have one great advantage, the clubs cannot make the necessary arrangements, STOIC no. ns pave | SPRAGUE, 109 and 111 Worth street; New York. stand and at the Hall. gnoaDWay AND ANN’ Ornuet, THE PRESTIGE OF SUCCESS There was @ lack of means, as well as a falling FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT | = <> = as ecraeieetiereee ——= 2 ° is with them. The bolt of 1870 threw the regular | oy in the fever which has prevailed in the /A reasonable prices at Centre Moriches, L. I., where | PROPOSALS, PIANOFORTES. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, republican camp into a confusion from which it has | community, and the whole thing has been a ve ‘aperior surf bathing ts to behad, Address CHARLES A. | A AAA EO DACAAR PAPAL PALS LOADS, evenness aot nn = — not yet recovered. To further militate against their | jaq failure, But few. except the delegates KETCHUM, Centre Moriches, L. 1. | fo ip bate pomeretunt and Osutrar Done Lange STOCK oF TIAN OB, peer MAKERS, ze MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY | own chances of success, the leaders of the party at | 6 in attendance at Baltimore from Virginia, on sia —- Ly Fe r ty e | cap, rent allowed on purchase. Ca aad the State Convention inserted among the resolu- Greeley fever here is attri- A YOUNG, TEACHER FOULD LIKE, OX account | VOR se0oes reat SDE FOCrD tier. Yous, July & 167k aon N eauere (160 Fourth Sy). ON HARD. tions a friendly but guarded endorsation of the | yyte4 toraio fact Tei Geet me ‘opposition. His of his health, to e family inthe | Fe . Y , — ‘ ™ 7 ~ Oe B ‘ * =} preferred; <i ae and fe! this office for the construction of bridges, approache: months, cost $1,000, including Stool, Cover and Music Cabi- | “{q " LEGE, 20 FOU! VENUE, | liberals of less pronounced tone, and only suc- State’ as the republicans have given Rudess A., box 4e04 Post oce, New York Fysh Als and tron ealings between, Forty thiriland | net oy'$80; alyo Barior sults and edroom Suits Tor half | A Spodte Canper tustitute:—Hookkeeping, Wriing, | ceeded in convincing | the weak:kneed resular | pati hope of eatrying Virginia against. Greeley. classical licensee 7 “Improve and regulate the use of the Fourth avenue, in cost, at private residence 120 Wert 23d st, ms griteas ie wn Lan naReR Lani saa var ee SEE er OF eetinEg With in ae S anda el They scarcely have anything to nag about positions —AT PASSAIC, N. | is MINUTES FR THE the city of ‘ad M 2, sé 0! y jay an vening ; Telegrapby taught practically ; deman opinion of or s: faith in their o7 “4 ‘s ittle interest tl Ont on New York dnd ile, Raliroad. For particu: | “Pinus, speelneations "and blask. proposals wilt be in| A RARE CHANCE.—g70 WILL PURCHASE A BRIT. | fy'operntore; no’ vacation Gute. To add to this, In an unguarded moment | The Megroes are tating very ite, ne cee jars inquire of Mr. CLAKK, 163 Chambers street, or of | readiness at this office on the 10th day y inst. ments, large size, round corners, city’ makers; Verfvet - af McUullogh, of their great organ, the Missouri Demo- The Opinion pretty generally prevails that ag Mis. VAN AUKEN, Passaic. | song ren etait lock P.M. of the | order,’ 28 n ery. x GREEN GRADUATE Runa eatiern eramuoncat | ae a, sie to another CoErespon virginia is certain to vote against Grant by a very eels ow — | h day of J a o— a ‘rench, German @ tt that neither liimself nor any of the proprietors d that no effort on the tor 3 SUMMER, PEEKS Contractors, at their option, can propose for the z, 7 one ily or in jhe conntry; excellent | C2! large majority, and that el art oO! COLA pote weltshuded;roomaticge and ire; | mewniy and atproucies Ghd Yor the Raperatuctire at | AL foutwyoa “Manat cont soacfor sikintuch ard | guyreterencet. ‘Address TUTOR, Herald Uptown Branch | Bad, any (lth in Grant, and only supported him | (he qaminiaration can possibly change it, Grocte ble first Class; depot and steamboat; rer: | {he paws ‘on work separately or for the en: | Cover; be sold week; at id 44 | Office, 1,266 Broadwi K will ermitted a seer icin and vequired. Adatess boxe? Post office, | tre work. | iO aa goa rd bach eb hated fo support him. Similar confessions of weakness | {ill Pe Brie TY means wasted in the fruitless Brences given and requil Peekskill, N. Y. ‘ tre the right in thelr discretion to accept creates RIVATR LESSONS.—SPANISH AND FRENCH | from other sources have had abad effect on the | gyort to carry the State for Grant. County, BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND | prewly ‘retervod by the Board of Engl- | AN, EURGANT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD, PIANO. DP ait to indies and gentiemen iy wx months; a geod | morale of the party, whlch ls likely to go inta, the errs to reje id forte, $180; best city maker; in use @ short time; nteed. Terms $3 a week (three les- 1d anticipating defeat, and, therefore, easily to Pr price not to excced $6 per month; | Tecrese sect, ay ani al nich they may deem | great bargain. AUBATTERSON'S Storage Establishment | Renu\iureach language. Address Samy perensiiy © | hedaman 7 " f PERILS OF BATHING. ql ‘Address L. 7., 1,28 Browdway, | Pre rete ty ‘be addressed te the Bee Engl pW) Sixth avenue, near Forticth strect. 1. 'F. orl Hudson street, bookstore. See aa ee ect on which 1 xhatt townpitn this tet pel Bindi * oe of the’ Fourun Aveuue Improvement atihis aimee | ” BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, ONLY $100; ses tor, leaving the State elections and the Congres: | Two New Yorkers Drowned om Long or six, not ew Yor! dress, describ! ie | 4 R 4 carves agraffe treble; great sacrifice for cash. ry ne a} ' n—that is, ¥ cl i hd terme, which must be moderate, N.J., Herald ykown FY AnD TRACY *DIDDLE, 13 Waverte Wetttiway. | men in six months: a good pronounciation guaranteed; | C1D—WA oa aan VOTE. At eleven o'clock last Saturday morning ranch office. j —— ts acne! 5 ban won a “Address, PROFESSO! . ——— — SARGAING BEAUTIFUL 7 OOTAVR CAnvED | Hersld‘Upton Branch oftce, 1268 Broudway. | one strength of the German republican vote in | Post and Hugh Birchbeck, both young men and rest TLEMAN __BYES AND EARS, rosewood Piano, overstrung agraffe, every improye- | == = = NOUNTRY BOARD WANT the liberal bays is variously placed all the way | dents of New York, went into the surf at West 0 and wife; seaside or river; easily accesible; terms | ~--< -~ ent, $200; e h, bal 5 from 25,000 to 36,000. Taking the middle figure, say ton to bathe, They were having a Jolly time to $16 por week. Address, with particulars, B.G., RTIFIGIAL HUMAN EYES—BAUCH & Govani. | MCU, S20) Instalments taken; Oo) cash, Valencg $2) nn MARBLE MANTELS... | 90,000, we shall be safe in our calculations. This, ae te . a Ahen utr a Wea jerald office. | ZL MANN (formerly with Professor Bolssouneau, of . 470 Eighth avenue, near Thirty-fourth street. =REMOVAL.—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &0. body of men, who can turn the scale of | of ». When 4 claspe te there Was a oe Paris), makers and inserters of the improved Ey¢, 36 | ——————-——_— ener + Large and elogant stock at our new warerooms, | gucgoss one | wat or the other, follows | beyond their depth. Uniortuna ly, Bleecker street. N, B.—These eyes are endorsed by tho MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth implicitly the lead of Mr. Schurz. The regular | a Ftrong undercurrent, and new holes wero faculty, 4\. sale—Property family leaving the city, made order, NRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manuatacturers P h t yet abandoned allhope that | making every minute. Into one of these a3 7 Ss | fi Mae, monte, Sieoare, bits ere ornamental. _ | TePUMnconscated aad coop disappointment. at tho thoy "ttepped, and Tosing, thelr, balance the verton, Mamaroneck, Woaicheter i MISCELLANEOUS. co. 88 West iotk ate nearoth ays et KDABER, STEAM MARELY AND MARBLEIZING | result of tho Cinclaaatl Convention may induce him | unlorcurrent éarried then Seavey On They, Mone ¥. and N.H. Railroad - Works, jour from city st Lighteenth stree ia ble | At tho Inst moment—not to bolt but to retaain pas- | both drowned, From the ioment the undercurrent Me anid 136 izod Mantels, Tiling, Merble ¢ PABST, LITHOORAP ig ee pets Besun L 7 OOTAVE ely furnished ; replete with all modern improvements; ite datiden 1 ee 90D PIANO, 875° | and Marblel %, Mout | sive and let hia followers scatter. Of the probabiit- 1 them they were invisible, not ono of the verandas and plazzas, fine play grounds, orna: | pes eee aimsins bales ordering © very choap; superb overstrung bass, carved legsand | ments, at prices that dely competition, Marble Turning wil Place a Scatter nas bis opinion, | spectutors suspecting that they were drowning, and ental grove. fine views of Long tsland Sound and sur. | M& sud ior our estimates before ordering elsewhere. agraite instrument. Rare bargain ior cosh. or tie tra ty of such a course each persen hos his op it was aot until after several minutes had clipsed Ks z « ty odo = pymeagaro eee “4 1, Schurz, £8 you know, will not “interview,” but a. ASTROLOGY, TANTS SORDON, WE Bleeker atrceh, near Mactongel “REMOVADSALATR MANTELS, MARBLE MAN. | [this very guartod uiteraacos and the strong asser- | that they realized the melancholy clroumstance, Dex, | P'AXOS,MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND A..“tein, Wood Montols; tho Aucst assortment ever of | tons of is Intimate personal friends are t0 go for | Yesterday Posts body was recovered i 0 q pppiy on, the | PROVE TEM, (REAL) ASTROLOGER, 14 LEX inost beautttut style, of bost makers, atlower prices | ferod in this city, at our vow and spacious warorooms, anything, there i no. fear of te derman vole of | washed ashoro. Birgkbypk’s body ‘has not been Re | bith antag TOM Twente: Greys UNO | Mi Geter bahoes RAGAN ee Tb, STEWART & CQ | Missouri bolug loat or gyen Lmpaired : rounds nding country; excellent sea bathing, fishing and ng. aod d’hote or on Faropean plan. oes ‘moderaye,. For full partiontars 9 meee or 10 8. DINU ‘Wenty-flth ptredt, 48OR Ly