The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1872, Page 2

BOARDERS WANTRD. yo, SOUTH ‘OF CHATHAM SQUARE, SSE $2 50 per week ; Touse open all night. WAVERLEY PLACE, THE “FINEST. HOUSR IN front parlor, $23 for two rt the city, beantiful Rab oarea® FSA! He rome, TH STREET.. ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET, 81 ory.—Bingle We ‘be, a ger iy: ay fees wae int farnily rooms, $1 and A HALE From wil Aan G7ON Tea West Washington place.—Niesly. fu Lao ith rat class Board, ne omen or families, Fa DAY BOARD, WITH SINGLE ROOMS; 1.5 the week, 95 anit upwards; lodgings from watchman all night. 106 Hudson streot. $6 To $i PER WEEK Fi FOR SINGLE ROOMS, AT 172 r stre ‘ant, airy Rooms, tor families or two ygentlenien ‘able ntral location. $6 70 $10 PER WEEK.—GENTIEMEN On GENTL. anand wife can ois Be Board with Rooms; o7 29 East between way and aa a 1 aaal Sulla, with Board, at 16 West Fourteen arrangemonts made wi rina ent parties; references, va ND 2) WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW 18 Rca Hotel.—Handsomely furnished Roomy, with 37, class Board, for families aud gentlemen. fe FOURTBEN?A STERRT.- Rooms to et, with fe or single gentleme! exchal ay. Desirable Koois, eu swith or without Board; retvronces 6x- NIM STREET.—FIRST FLOOR, F. clegantly furnished, with ori: io Rooms on second wad third t very moderate terms, 4 UNIVERSITY PLACE—HOUSK NEWLY OPENED, for centicmen and wivos or single gentlemen, wit ‘oF without Board; location convenient to cars and stages; bouso unusually ¢ desirable in all ils appointments, 108 fa BAST, THIRIIETH srRET, ELEGANTLY furnished Parlor floor: also large‘and small rooms; private tabie board if required. WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR BROAD- yy54 Private, Jowish family will let, with 8 furnished front Room, with or without hall bed- Foom, ‘for gentleman and wif WEST SEVENTBENTA STREBT.— NICELY furnished double and single Rooms, with Board; th; American family. Terms, $5 to $6 per board in the same family. WEST TWENTY-FIVTH STREET, BETWEEN ie pug and Eighth avenucsa.—A genticman and le gentlemen can be accommodated 262 lth oon Reierences | | Tide from thé gre: >) | ground: | rides; SUMMER RESORTS. 5 BELMONT HALL—NEW acnron the water ations for familiow and single. gentiomen’ thirty minutes from Dey ser 0 near landing lo gentlemen ; B&fiopteon HOUSK, HENRY 8 prietor, Woodstock, Ulatnr county —This in alianted. near ths root of Over: Monntain, in a saction unsurpassed for viows, lis fine drives ant generat health house hi VAN ‘BITRN, ular summer resort ton peen newly (urnished and fitted up in first class style. ‘ ] ATH Horet BATH, LONG IRLAND, AUGUSTUS | FRINK & OZZENS’ WEST POINT HOTEL 18 NOW OPEN, C Aditress EDWARD COZAENS, Weat Point, N. ¥. YHESTNUT GROVE UOHSE, THIRD LANDING, / Clifton, 8 L—A most beautiful loeaticns cool, shady end perieety healiny; Board from $l) to Send for olreulan (0 BMAN HOUSE, FAR ROG! ‘A FIRST moditions, pivasant rooms und nios still ‘and suet bathing, JNO, J. COLEMAN, Proprietor. OPPOSITE KEYPOR’ J driv \LIFFWOOD HOUSE, / Boating, sea hathi price, $8; best rofere: THB) 263 Broadway (176 Bleecker atter 4 I’. M.). |ATRFTRE! D HOUSE, ‘airfield, nn The subseribor havin purelisea the above named property, pledges his best efforts to satisfy those who may favor him with thelr patronage. ‘Six trains daily via New Haven Railroad (Twenty-sev- enth street); two hours from Now York, ‘The finest sea bathing on the Sound, LEWIS F, CLEVELAND, Proprictor. OUNTAIN HOUSE SOUTH ORANGE, MONTROSE station, N. J.. one hour from Barclay si ia M ris end Essex Railroad.— Favorable arrang for the summer at this popular ifort and conrenjenoa has uoqual in the viciulty ew York; 31 tales al tak ieatcra, Propritor. ONTEAGLE HOUSE, NIAGARA, N. Y., OPENED June 1, 1872. javorite resort is five minutes! vat Falls; full viow ‘of the Falls and'tho river. below: Bathe connected with the honse ; terms frot wee! DM, TOMLINSO! ', MARK'S HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN I8- land.— Accommodations for families and single gen- Homen. lication on premises, oF by mail, to DE SME 'e GORE Propretos JUMMER RESORT.—UP THE HUDSON, AT OLAVEE ack,—Board from $7 to $12 per week; beautitu shady, walks and croqut Round: sp splendid Jats! sccner, tormerty of White Mountain ious, NL QT JAMES MOTEL, FAR ROCKAWAY, LONG Island—First class in every respect; finest sex bathing on tho cc ‘Take Long Island Raitroid, E. A. DARRAGH, Proprietor, vate family. <4 WEST NINETEENTH STREET. <A PRIVATE | 19) Dany, will let to single gentlemen, in a first | Rooms, with or wi 34 out Boat terms mode- > WEST 11 TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—STRANGE cog prceare extra fine Rooms, at sanie and attend. in ‘ance, Homan and wise, yer Week; ‘yi lodgit Shima N HOUSE, TELEGRAM TELEGRAM TELEGRAM AFTERNOON CIRCULATION. BAS THE LARGEST AFTERNOON CIRCULATION. faas THE Larausr AFTERNOON crRcULATION, | Has THE LARGEST APTE ‘OON CIRCULATION, | © READ TV TO-DAY. READ rt TO-DAY. READ IT TO-DAY. ___ BOARD AND LODGING WANT ROARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, IN bor Were and pleasant location. Address G.’ ¥. i Herald oMce. Boage WANTED— FOR 4 GR AN AND W 1h ress, stating terms, which must bo moderate, #. P., Hor raid office, for two days Brae ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE no other boarders are taken, trom September 1, b 8 fa of tour adults, a suit of three or four wi A ni 3, With private table; location betwe tieth and Finienh streets and Lexington aud Sixth nues; W., box have. hest reverences given and required, Address i Post office. 2 ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG MEN, A LARGE ROOM | in a private funily, furnished of not, with breakfast gna toa for one. Addreas, with terms an@ particulars, J., erald office. ANTRD— ANDSOMELY - te, for gentleman and wie, with auilow cor small famh Jocativn; tatrusive an Reed not Feply. Aditreat with te Herald Uptown Branch oftice, IUED APART. y for lady, ‘itrat and table partis ns, PERMANENCY, 205 Broadway. BROOKLYN BOARD. 52 ORANBERRY STREET, BROOKL 5 house trom Beccher's eliurctt.—Rooi men gentlemen aud ie inates irom Fulton (erry. let to sine with Board HOTELS. BLAND'S ST. JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY, 4 No. 4 Washington place.—Large, cool Rooms, 87 a | Zones hears, w ih wine, $10 a week; tamily Rooms on NSW ENGLAND HOTEI—90 BOWERY, “CORNER OF Bayard street; 200 light Roorrs, neatly furn! 1, S00, ‘or 6c, Per night, $3 to $4 per week ; for &e atten park HOTEL, (EUROPEAN PLAN), CORNER NA sau and Beckman streets, near new Post Good Rooms at reasonable pricés, by the day or wee BERT A.’ DURAND, Proprictor. ST GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY-SECOND . ani’ Brondway.—Aimerican plans $300 per STainitties ‘aad transient guests; finest location; rooms ai Ciromt; bath attached ; cleyautly furnished, | ‘UMMIT HOTEL, CORNER CANAL AND BOWERY.— | Rooms by the day, week or month; (0e., 75¢. and $i per night, and on the Europe an a AD, DER, Proprietor. COUNTRY BOAR dD A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD AT A FARM house, or pleasant locality in the country, at reason- able terms sy stating particulars, LJ. 8., Herald office. DULTS OR FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN GOOD BOARD, with cool Rooms; shady grounds, ploniy of milk, fruit and ¥ hy; terms reason: able. Add +) Post oft FEW VAMILIES CAN BE. ACCOMMODATED WITH | Board at Glenmere ifouse ; location high and healthy; Jake, 1), aille trom depot; tine fishin gar soveral villnges, churches. . Florida, Orange a ounty, N WIDOW LADY, RESIDING ON HER OWN PROPER. 20 miles irom New York, wottld recelve and lake en: | ‘of two or three children ‘rom three to twelve | if “aca aoa Spring Valley, Rock- | ew Yor STORIA—FIRST HOUSE tH 0 % gota fronting 1 ae trate. Papply on premis'a (oy Harem tor ‘Herald iter. r OARD NEAT WEST POINT. HePbitR’ sh Keod Board, A tira 1 Bi i or address v. ACATED ad at Mrs. K, SCHN Highland Fa! OARD WANT! D-TOR SUMMER MonTus, BY G tleman, wi children, in a. farmly pear the seash res tows ot the cttw: airy Toon y (are required; moderate Hous HE, Herald ost OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTTLEMAN A. higmother, near the city, and no other boarders. Ad: Gross F,, box 2,475 Post office, Piocallty and . shade, milk ant good 6 terme. Addreay PAIR’ NOUNTRY BOARD AT A L. / Very pleasant pla per week. Address OL oftice 3 i ferms $3 to $10 5 COUNTY, box 20 Herald Gousrex BOARD W ANTED and servant; must Aine of New Haven dress, stating term 4 ark row, Foom 1 OUNTRY BOARD WANTE ‘OR GENTLEMAN, / wite and five children 9, 11, 1 and 17) necticut or Long I by steamboat dally gogstn BOARDERS WANTE: farm house, Peekskill, good tal ccommodation® ital place Pbk nd ot MiIC pRST- yn ig BOARDE with good Board; shady ealthy Ldbality' fruje and trea farm-house, near th lountain: wy ok. GEORGE L NERS, Green count MIRST CLASS BOARDERS WANTED —VARM HOUSE beautifully situaied near two lakes; good Ashing aurf and stil water hathings Inuit, segeraiiies, fowls aud seni terms reasonable. Address ALPH TAWKINS, foriches, Long Island. OCATION DELIGHTFUL: 4 private family; a party $F), no otter boarders. PD. N Py "bo! = ut Hera’ Om UMMER BOARD CAN ing Institute, RE A ULTS Island Sound, on the mhonwe preterred. Ad. | Na ters ALN BOARD WANTED-ON STATEN er boarders, for la ti ting (erms and NTHRY D AT THE IRY- the next elght | D. 8, ROME. PROCUR yiown, N. ¥ Tarrytown, July 1, 172. ‘weeks. 7 PER WEEK FOR GOOD COUNTRY BOARD ON A farm, 25 Wiles (rom city, in New Jersey; Guc, high on; Perfectly healthy : Abundance of truit and veges | tibtes IRELAND, 20 Broadway. SUMMER RESORTS, | * white POINT 1HOUBI ly BATH, b. 1.810 PER WEEK yom With Beard, $2 4 por da nm steam cars from Ureenwood pass no ebildren taken, MOND Nibl, HOU Teper: #8 to i rye Mouth foreys and upwards for | spend gen pad nn b, NEWDORP, &. oan | very high ground ; roves, good sea Wathing ‘aruculsry of MOUDY & _CITry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Kast Side. VERY DESIRABLE PLOT OF SIX LOTS OPPO. site Hell Gate for sale ; fronts on Harlem River, ave- hue A and 105th street, south side; riparian privileges all secured. Also Southwest Corner avenue A and 105th street, 100x100. Also 13 acres choice Building Land tn Yonkers city, near West Mount Vernon station ; splendid frontage of road and river; $2,000 per acre, Apply to owe er, 896 Broadway, roo 7. West itd. HOUSE FOR SALE-218 WEST TWENTY street; price $14,000, mortgage $8,000 ; splendid order; burglar alarm, &. Anni ‘on premises, 5 rE , extra furnace, or at J. B. DAVENPORT'S, 85 John si OR SALE—LOT NO. 1174 SKCOND AVENUR, 149 Inches deep; one "ew double four story brick 25x! one frame (hres ie ee | | feots | | to EL SITE soe | AMILY WHERE ie ‘and 1S Hawi m avenue, | JERSEY $15. 000. JERSEY S12 5.000 | HAS STONE ENG. onrih atrect; 13 ‘ing a house con- ds terms mode- Nassau street. arcany and ¢ rate. THOMAS D. ROBINSON OR SALK—12 LOTS ON TENTH AVENUE, BETW! EEN Piltiet p- ty-ninth and 138 Fourth stre h streets; terms liberal, York. at Fort Washifigton, ‘The subscriber has one of the finest sites on the Hudson River for a first class h which he will lease or sell. he The plot contains abont five acres, with a beautiful | view of to river unobstructed to Staien Island. Itis on the south side of Fort Washington Point, and has two large brick modern dwellings, situated 190 fc ot between’ them to ere space enough ight or fen cottages If neaded. ontage of 760 fect on the new Boulevard, or public drive, which has lately sae ordered to be opened yy the Central Park Commis ione: pid aie apply to POTTER BROTHERS, No. 4 Warren BRUOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE ‘AND TO LET, ERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOK LYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD | RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE | IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, SECOND | CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM ST, OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TILL 8 P.M. CARRIERS! AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOK HOUSE, TWO STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME, filled m with brick, gas and be so water, all in gi ‘ourth avenuc, MeDONOUGH, riser 3 ons path B ROOKLYN.—TO LET OR FOR SALE—A BRICK House, 12 rooms and sub-cellar, gas, bath, &c., at No. Verandat place nenr Henry tiear South ferry ; rent will se een VOR SALE—BR LYN, con UMBIA HEIGHTS, avery d rable, yi elling Gad storics and n sard; full view RY ie eet on Farman. street: pri ate’ terms casy, LAND R. HAZARD, ite. 10 earsenay, corner - ie SALE OR TO LET—TWO BRICK HOUSES, ‘Two siory, basement and cellar; nine rooms; all modern roveitients; 38 feet dean. for B48; two frame Houses, WW. on easy terma J. T, Ul Fourte Between Sith and'sixih avenues, South Brookiyn, OT AT GREEVWOOD BTERY WANT! Zone having * Lot to sll cheap, for cash, can and a purchaser by addressing ewe, ferald offiée. criry, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE, For Sale. CITY UEIGHTS. Furnished House for Sale, $15,900, Beautifully situated on one of the best streets of the Heights; contains 12 rooms, with all modern improve: ments. Well furnished and read, nmediate occupancy. 249 Post office, New SALE OF WEST HOBOKEN, three vear, seven per cent, Impre Bonds, interest payable yand July: sealed pro- a. WELDON, josals’ recived to July ddress T’ ‘ownship Treasurer, West Hoboken For particalats address be WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY uf FOR SALE OR TO RENT. K+ A RARE GOING JA. abroad for two or three months, will rent their Rest OPPORTUNITY.—A FAMILY, dence at Tarrytown, furnished complete. with all new furniture, lite give immediate possession, Apply to 4 ixth avenite, " HE TEL GRAM T THE THE THE LARGEST LARGEST LARGEST LARGEST READ IT TO-DAY, READ If TO-DAY. READ IT TO-DAY, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. LL WANTING FARMS—GOOD SOIL \ ‘mhate=for papers address ©. K, LANDI: A™ oTURE i Li AFTERNOON A¥TERNOON AFTERNOON AFTERNOON HAS uASs THE THE THE THE CIRCULATION, CIRCULATION, CIRCULATION, HAS CIRCULATION, MILD CLI 8, Vineland, ENTIONE MAN FACTURERS. Valuable Roal Estate at Elizabethport, New versey, for sale, upon ‘eaay term: One Sawmill, with machinery aad basin for logs, and valuaoy Sook f front. ne Spoke Factory; buildin ehatiing and % hi abl (no large with ehiner, necessary ‘g Ive Building Lote, suttable f v sie 3 a site torn ny Stor bail: snd bad a bites er t ob of veluw owt ry The adapted | of manitanusactnr Juumediate possession given. The at ve Will be told m parcels 10 suit purchaers Besides ite water tacilition the above property js to the depo ths Ratiroad and the Perth stmboy eaten AMOS CLARK, Jr, oF of 4 AUG STOS PAY, J new; engine, boiler, we sane Rice? Factory, Central quire ot ra | RESIDENCE, AT PANWOOD: fine kr water, modern tt ray a Mal hour from iON, J RS 75 acres, only 2% miles fre lount gos nousey?toomertine cellnry iatge nace hake and all nee sssary outb Wd as splendid garden: gout er; variety of choice young b fruit trees; inag- splendid v ver and age; no price unly 88,200 Wii TERNS, y st Stroudsburg, Pa, TDE, ON THe SOUND. BEAUTIFUL, 8K side Cottage, 1 rooma, all im Uk Lan ‘Weigh: horhoud ; no fevers; near de pots thirty {rainy d JW. ATWATER, Hlycrside devo, yon, gr ran ‘al if vp TANS VOR £177 h xiing; ainple room. ou the property for (he | eed | $750 O, with front and, store | Rogers . OUT OF T SALE OR TO #8 v LUABLE FARM vOR SALE. KNOWN Merry Farm. contatning Maden rfituatod near ibe rt jownship, Ove! at aie ha ets la road, y4 fantshed, recy shrough the town, gocadl it ‘ant beach ‘yew th rm, inform olnting to Bay + My near py u ate ich arge boarding house, with long poreh, &e. und 5 Deautiial’ ands’ ‘treed and inviti wi + on pang gro! most goo nviting retreat the summer on the coast, Over 8) acres cultivated land, One of thi beat quality ; 25 acres frésh pasture und mowins EY acres Umber and brush ; much vhite oak, wonsol timbor and maple ; 5) Ares beautiful solid salt ueadow connected with upland, mowed. by. machinery, ied by a creek, where boats land but little betow tds: easy access to bay, fe. sporting advantages uncqualle ale coast; place of great resort for sportsmen for 3" abundance of wild ducks, cosse, braut, snipe and in their season, Property joins lands of enor Wri) Tmprovement ‘Sormpeny, who pur; building a iowa or making large improvements on their extonsive proverty: elroy ae wide turnpike nnd bay: many lots sold. For further information apply | to JOSEPIT ATWOOD, Trenton, N. J., Princeton avenat or on the place, £6 JOMNE, LEPFINGOTH. who ts alse Propared Accommodate a number of boarders at re sonable rales. N. B.—Terms easy. OP hart SEAT, TEN MINUTES | FROM DEPOT, hour to New York; broperty in good order: location fine and pecullarly exempt from lung troubles and fever. and ague; shade, apple, peach, pear ant all kinds of fruit, ntending to go to Europe Possession can be had at once; terms easy. Dr, A. D. NEWELL, Now brunswick, N, J., Owner. OR SALK—12 LOTS ON TENTH AVENUE, BI tween Forty-nint nd Fifteth streets; terms liber Apply atad Front street, New York, (OR SALE-SPATEN ISLAND, 2 ACRES At EDGE, water, adjoining Amard's; several Bull po unsurpassed beauty; whole "Edgewater di oe res oughly drained healthy; moderate P55, a3: forma a bargain. ROWLAND It. HAZAID, di. hi Broadway, corner Pine slreet. OR SALE 80 ACRES, A COUNTRY RESIDENGF, on river buttk; also 100 acres Farm; splendid; ome inile trom depot, itt Now Brunswick; aheap. 8. LNGAM & CO., 39 Nassau street, room 13} FOR SALK—AT PLAINGIRLD, N. J.. A DE AGTLFUL new House, about 14 room: motlern improve- | Ments; fine lavge stable: 144 acres Of ground? mioghy’ To. | Address PLAINFIELD, Herald office, —A NUMBER OF LARGE AND farms; Woll located: north side Long island | ensy. "Address, or eall on, 1. L, HOAGLAND, Cetitorport, Station, . & JOR SALE OR RENT—FURNISUED OR UNFUR- nished, in Westport, Conn., near depot, a handsome | Cottage, well shaded; possession immediately; reference and seciirity required. Addresy 8, F, HOPKINS, Saug tucl OR ‘SALE OR TO RENT—ON THE RARITAN, AT New Brunswick, N. J., a fue Country seat; sx acres: choice land, ti acre grapes, 14 nere currants, apples, pears cherries fine, Houde ci 29 room attic and § cella ings a eae: 0 B! cheap. a ¥ SKGU! ON, ‘sb Nasau ‘st és it DN jot, room 6 | PPOR RENT—A PI ih ILADELPHIA BIGITI STREET Store, located tn the very heart of this great thorough. fare ; building cnurely new, 18 feet front and lugh ceiling: the owner having retired, has rebuilt the store with an J will leaso it for a ‘term of seers to a responsible 'y.. For further particulars apply to J. R, CASSEL- KRY, 42 Library street, Pattee hia. AT LOW PRIOE, ACCOMMODATING nug, pretty Cottage, vpaolonse tly located at Giiton, Staten Island 5 geonad x160; iminediate pos- Apply to A. JOUR: BAY 4 Lepenard streot, a eiour 15,900 At ated in @linton county, Pa., on the line of the hiladelphia and Erie Railroad, about hall way between Lockhaven and Renoro, | ‘these lands are well thnbered with white and yellow pine, oak and hemloc! vi Meilitiey to lumber off the | of sufficient ca) Terma favorable EDWIN Pe White Haven, SboNbEI or to LE iperintendent, at Glenn Untoi biteh or to BAYARD, 2284 Walnut street. Clinton EW COTTAGE FOR SALE situated on the Blut; vs Bi Grove, will be gold cheap. Inquire at 2 Urand strect, Brooklyn, K. ), PRODUCT OF 40-ACRE A Fears loaded with fruit, will be cold ch tes from the eltyt must 0 ners H with ‘imate ot 1 Philadelpiia; 12 trains dail ‘es Wheat, four oats, four corn, 2Dsplendid grasscuta, two ton: ton, at depot; Jarge ‘orchard, hice house auid_-euzht toon wagon honse, heane including crops, 0 ce very, ‘ake erty. street, New come to Bethiehen vania Railroad to Quakertown, were you arrive o'clock, Can rsturn same ‘aay pte at gr opposite the depot, for ©. bo Bueks eountve Peta + 38 ie splendid crops; f worye, One potatoes; H, plor ate fey worth B32. pet 200 trees, kplendid wate: porch; shade trees; large Plggery, suring boule, ae, $4,000; tekms $2000 cash, bal- poe of Lin- x 4 Richtans Immediate possessio SVLENDID VRUIT FARM~5 ACRES, COVER Strutt, 90 pear trees, 20 apple, 10) peach, peherry, 25 plum, 25 grape, flng; Lacre raspberries, 1 acre Liwto i ,bhtldings in compicte order ; 1 mil street, room 6. HAVE A BEAUTIFUL raced strouts at Flatbush, tt wo will sell ata price offering GOOD & WALL, 162 Brondway, 15( THREE MONTHS’ RENT’ O ) 1 liome in the country New’ York; well shaded and but a f and depot; sitting room, dining root floor ; two bedvoums above ; go dress box 43 Norwalk, Conn. ie a \ fe SPECULATORS,—WE | Plot of about 169 lois « near Prospect Park, wh a liberal 1 1. WILL BUY 15 ACRES OF GOOD LAND AT Holbrook station, L. 1.5 $0) will buy two lots Apply to E. GONNOUD, 340 West Forty: | REAL ESTATE TO bACHANGEH, _CHANCE.—C AND 10 Store, on Kighth avenue, doing a fine business enatitici al estate, SPECIALTY.—A HOUSE, SU tle sumer anil winter tr Apply to 0 fruit, will rooms, modern. build COMBS, 162 Photograph with ©. OR TO RENT—-A NEW brown stone House, on Maiison avenue, for_a Country Home of about XCHANGE, FOR four story , near the Park, furnished five acres of land (New Haven small House about Phirtieth str | WinutAM t As, owner, corer Elm and Franklin sta GE—A FINE HOUSE AND short ridv irom the city on the contains 14 rooms and in thor- within two mites) walk of depot; EMD & HC 229 Broadwa te ough repair: price $17,000. 7 z Ei; = & % > 4 ) > Home, from ratiroad stat bor, Long Island, N. Far Howe and On! fruit; cedar and othe! tiful view on all © sheltered in winter. Inq tate Broker, 334 Fulton siree PHELPS, Sag Hart Brooklyn, iK—A FARM OF 9 urming Utensils; MONS, pin Quelle inquire ‘hirticth street. JNO BALE, TO LEASE OR EXCHANGE—A titul Cor Seat of four acres on the Sound city Hall, ANDREAS, HL Broadway, Waste FARM NOT OV 0 NILES FROM city, and some cash in exchange for splendid House Fiith avenue. Address, with particulars, COUNTRY, station D. tec room 64. RE ESTATE WANTED, SMALL HOUSE AND STORE WANT Suitable fora country: st one out on time; good « Near railroad depot and of ¢ Island preferred. Address ACACIA, RM OF Waae —A FA cither side of Hutson River, betwee and Hadse Address, with location and pri TO HIRE 180 Herald offtes OR MORE ON Peekskill IUDs 100 ACRES station D. : TANTED—TO INVEST $20) TO 31,900, IN REAL I tate, In the vicinity of New York;'no objection to woodland. Address PURCHASER, Herald ottlee, MOUSES, Rooms, SO. WA THD. In this City and Brooklyn, BEDROOM SITTING AND BEDROOM bathing con- iy, peation between Fourteentnand Poriteth ‘streets, Third and Seventh ave. hues. Address, stating terms aud particulars, A. N. Py Herald office. | DY sttixe MOUSE WANTED—FROM Ist SEPTEM- ber, for a small family, ina good nei od. be- tween West Fourteenth and Vortieth « | oR . Heeaia os to, $1,200. Address, giving tall particulars, oltice, V TANTED-ABOVE TWELFTH” AND BE- tween Third and Sixth avenue fr suit of five or six Rooms, in ay ing, for smatt family; possession to be September 2. Address, with terms, &e., New York Post office W ANTED—AN ELEGANT tially furnished dress, with locality ai ‘ate house, sean Fae. J., BOX L077 UNPURNISE € CO, 48 road steeet, city. WANTED TO, RES PART OF CITY, | Yc, dmmedintety. @ ors, high stoop House good ood peationy were 6 pre ront frot 0 | Ridtess HOUSE, bok 3.518 Post oftee a ANTED TO Sa FURNISHED HOUSE, plete, ton or twelve ror lars, J: M. J., Herald office. FANTED TO RENT-AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR, with modern improvements, on or near Second ave- nd not above Fourteenth street, Address PERMA- Herald office. Ww TRD—TO RENT FROM AUGU STI, THE LOWER Part ofa House, with modern improvements, in & respectable. neighborhood, Uelow Forty-second. street; | rent ngb to exceed $60, ' Address, tor theve days, F. Oe W., 142 Went Sixteent! street. In the Coantry, STRY STORE WANTED-—WITHIN 40 OR 19 imiles of New York, with or without Stock; healthy ations where the business would be «ash and otra erred; price, with stock, not to ~ ~ Bia Adages GANDID, He WANTRDRA FURNISHED HOUSE with shade; not more than anh. n now Ull the ‘Ist of October, Addres# ABRA’ K, Blt West Thirteenth street, ANTRD TO HIER FOR TH com. Address, with full par- \W \ nite, NEN sou Naw JERSEY. ur trom (he cits M CO) | | I fr L SEASON—A FUR Isl yrs near Sido V-Uied suceet. Kuvertige rem oflice, 308 West ‘wo! | ph, Organ, Civedlars and Gt semble for rehearsal order of UE ORCHARD | «l preierred) or for a | Caen ee Amu! A ALLACKS. W THE, LAST NIC THE LONG STRIKE, THY LONG STRIKE, oRRAt bast, FINE SORNERY, Full dire 5 . Miss ELIZA WEATHTERSDS Miss CA) Mr. MICHAEL CONNOLLY. First appearance ot fie LOUISE BEVERLEY, Miss FANNIE LESLII Production of a Grand gat Burlesque Bxtrava- Box plan open. — ownny THEATRE. ee TABLEAUX, AMILLE DUBOI Mr. SB aad AMY SHERIDAN, RoBIN'| iSop,., NEGENDOREY PAULINE LESLU MONDAY, THA TDIA THOM PRON BI si eR MPANY, ENTIRELY 1 BEGPOARIEED ang a2 ‘LY IMPROVED. NEW FACES, NEW FEATURES, comprising Miss LYDIA THOMPSON, BEOKETE WILLIE ED' Mie TILLY Hane --Musical Director wee! MARTE Wi LEO . FRELIGI, “SAORDAY BV! iim. Laat nigit of the talented vouniy author and actor, 57 Be Tae by i ew OMAN'S WLLL an i wn so PIZARRO. MON MN IaTa ics GW. MHOMENON andthe ionday, du A SON ‘am areatOUMY Goort Wil Appear iu a new Drama, called on, AD. Ss GRAND POPULAT. GARDEN OONCERTS, THIS AND EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, Admission Tickets 25 cents each, ct | (BRTRAL FARK GARDEN, Proprietor __twolve Hekets, 32 ERRAOCH GARDEN.—FLFTY-EIGUTH STREET, BE- tween Lexington and Third avenues. Proprietor... . JOHN KOCH eee containing ERRACE GARDEN, Fitly-cighth strec oh betwee CONCERT ly, at 8 o'cloc! Lelimann, 31S Kast Boustons strect al Kast Fourth street. “PHRODORE THOMAS’ UNRIVALUED | SUE NIGHTS) C CONCERTS, is S, ENING, July Vorspetl, 14 & Andante, “symphony tit G Waltz, “*Proiotio A Mareh, “Reckoos 9. Overture, w. Selections from ohengrin’”. Polat Wives of Windsor » 'Pizzicato”’. ‘Krop Third and Lexington avs. KAISER FRANZ POAMDE GRENADIEH, REGIMENT pend: of 43 plooss, tp in ful pale uniform, under the Ma. 1. ight on ei 4 mane ie THE IRON ad ror git “BENLFIE a ri Nig ERMAN TANDWEoR ‘Tieketa Bt; children, 600, To be ad at 3. Tamson’ a, See cnaun Tiokols . J, KOOH o'clock. . Strauss Gounod Ager FRANZ GARDE GRENADIER REGIMENT credit oe the baka. Most respectt 2, im full dress, under direction of Mr. ‘O'S OPERA, MOUSE, TUIS EVENING, “MR. MARIUS TORCK as ENOCIL iT ARDEN and RT EMM MaTINEDS” TUISDAY AND FRIDAY. Bro 3 of AN success at the 'N RIN STRAURDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. se y, qeading cltizens, who with ato concert given at this pl ONE FAREWELL CONCERT JONDAY, JULY 22, AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M. performed for the firat tim fe . BLYOS Saro, Kni AY of iat Tron Cross, and Musical Director of Empe- ror tas T. of German, will give two grand (sacred) fe prowgl orning and aris Concerta to the Sioe ns of R ARP on Bunga, re th tb ology Lion a fot uy ry from to o'clock; evenin; joncert ing oudteyp oma de 2 giloek Sraning concer Tickets good oe whats Posuiere if js unsurpassable ary band will positively depart o1 0 2711 this Heed Ler of good music sh ° fall fo enjoy this iy he entire receipts will pass the tually WIG KAPFF & SON. The celebrated Band of the Prussian Kalser Franz Reg- t, Grenadiers of the Guard No. 2, conforming to the 8 great for the benefit of its popular leader, Mr. H. SARO, Musical Director (o His Majesty the King, when, among other gereines his great sinfonie will be Tickets $1; to be had at Ohandier Brothers’ Music Store, m2 Montague street, Brooklyn, EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 613 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker s(reets.—Every one should visit thts wonderful Museum. It ig full of gverything people, should see and understand. Lectures dail; hitosophiy of Marriage.” Those partios una ie to atten th {tose Important lgetares cnn have them | | forwarded, post free, on receipt of 25 by addressing GRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, OL Broadway, New York. OSTON MUSIC HALL, ‘The Great Organ will be played by Mr. Dudley Buck, organist of the association, overy Wednesday and ee at noon, on Sunday eve evenings from 8 to9 0 "clock. Entrance from Single admission. Wreents. [TARD. <5. JAY. WATSON 8 East | ong | ‘the Met#orouran 4 Unton place, established Piano,’ Violin, Gu tar § § ‘ud ats’ Journal’ maile tree. D OPERA HOUSE, od for the ensuins ‘i chorus enga; ouday, July 22, af 12 o'clock. “package of five tickots, $2 PRIVATE MUSIC ROOM Private Lessor ing Harmony. season will as- By ROBERT STOEKPEL, Conductor. THEATRIOAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, ON HAND. BILLIARDS. LARGE A SSORTMENT oF, NEW ‘AND SECOND hand Billiard Tables; also Balls, Cloth and H thing eppertgtnlng, to the pugnees Tables taken on | ato GEORGE E. PHELAN, Barclay street, | tormerly of the firm of Phelan & vollonder MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY JOR SALE CHEAP—THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS. iHiard Cloth, Chalk and ail Trimmings for R TOTANS, 89 Fulton street. tlon Cushion, begs to 1aform the jeath of his pariner, Mr. Mi conducts the manutacturin: \ the di the entire and letters patent of the late at hts same extensive manufactory, Thirty-sixth iy ‘hreroo will be Ty neas stre the | a 10! ot w. ct bust Rest cet{ully, POUL wintry of tvory Billiard Balls, best Billia | French Cuo Leathers, Cac i Billiards, ETE a ublic that, as ichael Phelan, partment of stock, jiachine: copyrights, rm, he. contin enth street and Tenth . 733 Broadway, at cither of whic Spy tom F to set ness RELIGIOU s Novie ES, O11. ‘on ‘Sunday , On INV ATENT! of’ the celebrated’ «Phelan & Cotlender” combina- rior to | SC still e89 and Lh, BROADWAY AND TWENTY-EIGHTH H. Toohey will jecture the Philosophy under his personal superetsion, and that havin ourchased teed at places customers for the transaction ot up the airs of the old fem. , We JOLLENDER, ISHOP SNOW WILL PREACH IN THE, UNIVER. ity, | Seal ree, Sul C me | row, at ig A ‘ intl 7% \HURCH OF THE RESURR / strat eth Washini ton 34 rect" quare, on Sunday, ats lM. a his Revelations, x. near Lexingion avenue, Sunday morning and ey Mercer street, near WM. AML ts tre ECTION tier SEVENTH ming. Suiday' neol Re DR. DE EMS I§ TO PREACH IN Tur, onurent Eighth, to-mor- VAST / wanted.—100 or 20) feet second hand; Bame quan- tity and price. ings stage price. J ANT) ‘D—300 'E: TOF? INCH OR 24 INCH SHAFT. MaT en dire k TOR. Horald omee, mating prices, V Ac. W YDRAUL 1 WANTED TO PURCHASE IRON SEWER PIPE Box 2,913 ’cst office, New York. _mitanasiaarineenetennemne ae AND. BRAN PRESS WANTED—PLATFORM NOT Jess than 40 inches square and 5 to6 fect high, for bale Address box 1,772 Post office. ing. Dest office. when | more he was relieved wonderful ANTED—A SEC in good onder, Address A. k, for office use. Address 8. MISCELLANEO ANTED—A SECOND HAND yeatanr WRITING box 5,580 Post ND HAND CLARK'S MACHINE, » 17 and 19 Bowery. bk A AND BRONCHITIS. EFFECTUALLY ‘RE. He by the use of Datura Tatula, for ‘‘in a most jearrurattack of asthma Lord Dunsany had scarcely sinoked the Datura Tatula for more than a minute or so ti the abated symptoms ym i! and in ten minute: He told mo, he hind used it for years with the most perfect success. Certain! | the Inhalation had the most magical effect IL ever witness: ed.’ MeVeagh. “I have never known an instance in, which yeliet wast ed.""—General Alexander, jobuceo Wa tins, as clears and cigarettes, In boxes. nad as aati tor iniialation In Loxes, by BAVO aml Pas Now Bond street, London; and: all chenulste, the druggists and storeke opers Gkougnost the States, | Di uTY orr TEAS. ary oft ‘Tens. off Teas, ott reacties, juction otis 4 juction all one St at all our Sto QuEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, MATINEE of the exclting rae Last appearance: in hisowa adaptation, Wa ag comme and stage Mee are DAMB. HARRY SEYMOU! Dram: DAME, eee Al fey Siermour MEAN N’ ona dt Mosara. BA! AKER ft PARKON, tn CHRIS AND LENA. ero SQUARE THEATRE.—VOKES. ‘Fremendqns a sauces WRONG MA! uecees, -coag of the Inimitable 6 FAMILY. N IN THE RIGHT PLACE, every night until further aaa by the rattling ING. tate or im announce mar Next week Pa special request, KITOHEN. SCHTE! Eat rele MaeMinasn. merit Snel LY! yMPIG rls GA LAST NIGHTS THE GRAND COMBINATIO! pa ng Pes ; Mile. Goral As in her fearful leap, io his great formance. Ha ‘100k in ism marvelto ox oi wane Brotn on BEY 1000 atti 4c., commencing ER: "'G''p, Bishop, Messrs Keined sda 0. Monday i iy 3 erie witches OF NEW YORK, Mr. Albert W. Alkon and his Company. LYMPIO T Sr eATRE. rs Bik tee mon CHARLOTTE THOM EBON, and rst perf formanes of the new play, R KAHN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 745 BROAD- way, ton contains ov ficial Anatot the hui RLINGTON, HOUSE, LON! RAND BU! a seer apnea riage te, OUR lis Pete pen oA. M. tow P ry magulificent collec- specimens of pataral Lae A ark ommp rials Ovi wes ee Saas a a SATURDAY iQ BRANCH. DRESS HOP, BVENING, JULY 20, 1873, pus HAS THE LARGEST AFTERNOON HAS THE LARGEST AFTERNOON HAS THE LARGEST AFTERNOON HAS THE LARGEST AFTERNOON TELEGRAM THE TELEGRAM THE TELEGRAM THE TELEGRAM OIROULATION. OIRCULATION, CIRCULATION. CIRCULATION. READ Tf TO-DAY. READ IT TO-DAY, READ If TO-DAY. MUSICAL, HOIR BOYS, WITH @ooD ‘VorcEs, WANTED—FOR J au Episcopal c Gand7 in the even! arch. Call at 110 Eust 23d st., between, LARGE A cornerc % Broth Cover and Music Wost 28d street, between 6th an nt or sell STOCK OF heap | y MERIRELL'S, TANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent allowed on purchase, ‘Call o.3 Union square (165 Fourth av). Ny d, carve NEW GRAND SCALE 7!¢ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Planoforto, py ane by celebrated city makers, round eg: witl Private residence 7th avenues. used 8 mouths, cost $1, abinet, for LADY WILL SELL FOR cornered Pianoforte; mi ments; order. Py 15 HANDSOME ROUND orn style and improve- makers; swost and powerful tone; perfect ‘hird streot, near Bowery. Bricane ROSEWOOD PI. ANOFORTE FOR sali gity mal ‘crnitul 15th st., e—Propert Kor; cost ure; near Sth iv, of ier ha Pars city made onder fan ifiinn Glass, Sliverwaros sacrifice. "36 W ‘NHICKERING PIANOFORTE ONLY $I5—A Ghat octave'rose wood ever} - overran’: bhai b:\ DDLE, ey if Fiano, carved logs, overstrung bass reat sacrifice for cash. Waverley place, near Broadway. ecuane A SCALE PIANOS—THE MOST RE- aighth street, ne! hand Planos sold ae Twent you Bo Dame splendid second GY TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most beautiful style, of best makers, at lower ices for cash or monthly tnstatment 431 Broadway, thai alt for rent, at W. au be found elsewhere. A lerald A. mares! furniture oa ie sonable « LADY ‘FURNISHING honse would like to buy her vuroitare second ipa can use both handsome and common furnituy tera it dice. is reasonable. Address Mrs. FURNITURE, LARG: 1B ARD) ii inv rye FOR SALE, gee oe het haene Ohina, custom its, $405, offer re: 3 Se residence FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL China Glass ‘Balas si ere; pares hod ‘BUc. tipwat West Sd Prot one rea- Carpe Pee y DRAWING ROOM. surr, LATEST Faint Tatts, ag cost $450, for rs 'Sronses, Chamber, D Lae oroperty near bt! ; one do., $150: tes Pianoforte, Dining Furniture, China, mily leaving city.’ 36 West ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—C. ARPETS Furnitare, Bedding, 4c. ret and 386 Third avenue, near Twent lower than an, DEALY & ora hth street. other house in the city. }OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—VOR AN ENGLISIt carrom ‘atelle Table, , & Kavanagh & Docker’s full size illiard Table. No. 9 Prince street. Pp estals, cl MARBLE _MANTRLS. Stroke, lealth ,- yg gent, or $a Fenn oe PLOT all year LASTER CENTRE PIECES, “BRACKETS AND PED. i Tew desig pat i ot stent wee PP, 120 Broadway mare corner Thirty-third street. 9; largest, assortment in lly packed and sent to all American Girls, Pro-Natal Inilu- ‘Tho Bath and its Uses, Sun- mamer Complaints &c. | Only 20 Ne ay, New Upon—The Advantages of the Elevated Systcm of Rallrocds Discussed. To Tux Ep:to® oF THE HERALD:— Stn—The natural advantages of our city for com- | mercial pursuits, and the advantages the country inthe vicinity affords our busy people for homes, require, in my judgment, some comprehensive im- provements which will meet the demands of the whole country upon our city, and supply them for the next fifty years, before the overflowing sur- plus sets Westward and Southward, thus retard- | ing our growth and importance. What our city requires is as follows :— First—An cl with quadry) and two for Ne ated railway on both sides of the city tracks—two for Ad Cy through trains anslont or way tr: e thi to terminate in Westchester county’ at ate gran depot. The two clevated rallware | gether by other elevated railws | re pg arte nce, ab Chambers rect, Canal street, own." Sileond Unter the elevated railway: steam freight cars, and let tat traing central to be cont Wertain distances Steam eee puchption of freight for reshvpmient to any pans of the world, on Coy or vessels. Third—Let the dock improvements be made to co- an wi ec treight warehouses or reception ade of the. el vated aa of affording accommodation for the numerous and rapid! wo that irengnt not ee atone Calitor alae be or shipnient—say_ to form a eet ra outon the dock to th © to joad ; but, contrary, the and Tolonied ‘in ‘ ver’ thot apace o these fue ‘depot 7 a ar. It gio oF three days (0 shi rary at gs na be led could be il matter, ay exper ont railway. fncreasing number of telegraph wires. Let the city place the management of this gigantic | operation ander a board of directors, composed of such men as Mr. Stewart and Mr. Cooper, and let | them Issue scrip, or, in other words, @ currency, which shall be receivable for taxes. Any currency which fs receivable for taxes will pass at par for | any kind of merchandise and property. This cur- renc’ Tora $50,000,000, I think we sh ‘ages worth more than should be completed. This currency late, and be really better than county bonds, out being py tax upon ind t as it ws to be redeeme provements would soon pay retire the sc pop nik in tl The cety transit trains or the banker from his lim at the grand cent! time or anxiety about losing cars running on streets near! will be a lien upon the impro al cost OF all the improvements should bo ould only ha’ Og ‘The earn . AS thee curreney, A give employment | | Co ents, and if jonld consider the advan- doubie when the work with- ry. currency, ve & a ane a ould have of tl arious im Ot the ueire cost and we have so much just bl would take the merchant lace of business and land 1 depot without loss of the train. The freight marly atl the distance on each river, havin; oe ‘on one side only, and most of these business de raised ceive of tl the provision for telegray or later we must have ciev: ts, and most! any object: e advan ion to tl 308, Cg ping at the receiving nt, ¢ jem. “Everybody will con- tages of the pneumatic tube and ph wires, 8:80 as sooner raved railway oth the horse cars for transient travel wewell an’ as earough or ray with Rts {dea if it had not ceived by a Mg able cnt the largest insti! id transit, Mi . Editor, | would not trouble you iad pot becn very ea i be eer how em] o in the worth Mo 8 Wost reve pore gown alle a for | Mgecured to either | | would circu- | re could scarcely be | | | 1— merchandise for, state | northwestern frontiers, From the fact that on and after the 1st of August ensuing the new and amended Tariff law goes into effect the greatest activity prevails in and around the Custom House and Naval Office. The oficers are busily engaged studying the various in which thousands of articles heretofore Hable to duty are to be exempt after that date, while en others the duty has been reduced, It is naturally to be supposed that Importers who have large invoices now in the bonded warehouses, untess particularly in need of their goods for de- livery, should hold off until the perlod when their merchandise may be released under a reduced tarlif, and in consequence the business of best drawal is almost at a standstill, ‘The mal which the business is at this moment conducted 7 the Custom House ts as follows:— Permits are dated from Au pe assed through both the Hee ps a and pers crore “ana aro Naval * wi being passe 110 Collector antl the eee of. cae foe tie sh ill be re rr 2 merchants not only @ deal of trouble but likewise delay obtaining their merchandise, Such was the plam ursued in relation to teas and Somat on the lst instant and found to work very well. The following instructions are issued by the Gol- lector of the port for the guidance of importers under the new tariff:— To meet the change of tariff hos hl act of Juno 6, 1873, arehiguas carlos for goods linpotied prior to A it at tas nidated jum tbe liquidated at the iapocied provatiing tat ‘All suo! 4 ‘Supplied tothe not pas liquidat it heresftor be are! ett made Hon will be sup ia wrl Sttect onthe face of the warehouse, entry where tho Potter certifies ius intention of making no withdrawal ey fore August All ware! eles affected by change of tariff, from which wit wals hi a been made prior to Angust 2, must be roe justed by the liquidators upoa state- ment of storokeopers ot goods in warchouse at that date, verified by the w! Hthdrawal mira clerks, aud upon such eritence 55 as may be necessary to ascertain the new du- ig thereon. No closing withdrawal will be made until such readjust mentis perfected, TL. J. , Deputy Collector. Wanknoust Drrakturnt, Couiucron’s Orrin, New Ye July 16, 1872, ‘TRrasuny Durvrrwnxr, ‘ASHINGTON, D. O., July 17, 1822, adit Respectfully re yacerine fo the regulations of this department, da 1872, ixsued to carry into geet tne tent ection of dhe act approved June 6, Ph of which circular is herewith enclosed, have ‘to pists that application has bec made to ths ‘department by certain parties tor perm! to import copper, under. to be in the torus of pigs oF bai artes the’ paepose of boing manufactured into various articles to pe wrod L puilding vessels under sa thout payment of duty, seem ‘evitemt, trom’ sais: section thet how manila, Copper and composition metal are not to be ‘used in the condition in whieh Imported: but azo to be remant fuctured before salt use; amd T think it would, be: Duk carrying out the spirit of aid act to allow the rebate upon the articles manufactured out of said materials, think ie proper, however, and more conststent with the safety of the revenue, to Fequire that, on the withdrawat from bond of such hemp, manilla, copper and com tion metal, the duties shall bo paid, accompanied by. @ declaration that it is the intention to use said materials tho manufacture of articles for the p migatloned and upon proof subsequently produced as to. the manu. facture and use of said inaterials that the duties shall be retunded by a certifed statement forwarded to the de- artment. Ehave, therefore, to request such sugg ‘om you in. regard to the @ididinat regulations StH may be neccssary to carry out w of the law as you may, deo iis amportant to partes Intor- ested tI should be issued at asearly Gay as practicable, you will please. give it your carly at. tention. “Tam, very respecttully SHARDSON, Acting Secretary. ToC. A. AntuuR, iat ‘Collector of’Custonna, Now York A most important document 18 the following cir- cular in relation to the tax on shipbuilding mate- ae which has just been received by Collector ©. A. Arthur:— 1872—Deranturnt No. 63—Custous Diviston, Treasury Deratvannt, Junc 2, The following Instructions are is ued to carry Into effect the provisions of ne tenth sec tic ie act aa dune 6, 1872. WM. RICHARDS iN, ae oe a ‘Tle tenth acotion of the act approved Juue 6, 187% vides as follows SkorIoN t from and a‘tex the passage of re mautia, and iron and steel rods, bare, comport: all timber, heny ikes, nails and bolty and ae foe, the or Dullt im bei metal which may be ten eauiipinent of yed erinckuding ¥ 1@ trade be- Tnited States, Fie the States, tor employed in the foreign trade, tween the Atlantic and Pacific porta of the and finished atter, the passage, of this act, may bo Im, orted in bond under such Ry as the Secretary of Ive'rreasury may prescribe, and upon proof that suels materials have been used for the porpere 2 aforesai duties shall be paid thereon: Provi ve celving the benedt of this seotion shall nee be be, allo thee two te in the ses trade of Coke. Fond th months in-an ment to the Catted ‘States of the duties on aon ha rel lowed ; and browitied further, that all eat Pear ceehle olla tte ap Be youmels rngneen estat voly tn (Ocsgs rae ed ee eek, regulations asthe Sccretary of the Treayury may pre- scribe. Under this section the following regulations are pre serit ‘Sections. All goods, wares and merchandiso of the character mentioned therein which are to bo used In t gonstruction and equipment of vesgels built in the Uni States shal] be entered for warehouse, and regular ware- house bond taken. Upon withdrawal of the portese tificate or declaration of the person withdrawing hall be filed, citing the fact thatits intended to merchandise. The nam: of the vessel will alee. hart Steen the place Whore she is being built and an endorsement will be made on the bond of the amount so withdrawn. Nec. Upon holy Ld ‘of the vessel a certificate or declaraizon, in the form hercinatter provided, shalt withthe Collector of Customs when. such withe Seawal shall he made, specifying tuuntity of mate; rials embraced in the withdrawal, whic in construction of tho vessel, and ‘St the Cotten toe Fatisied that nit the morehandise embraced inthe with: drawal has been so used he shall give a credit upon the bond accordingly. | If only a portion has been #0 used duties will be coll lected on the remainder, A similar pro- vision will govern the action of collectors of customs in the withdrawal from warchouse of articles free of duty the repair of American veseels engaged in foreign trade. The following is the FORM OF CRNTIPICATE — do heros ontiee under oath that all the quantity thereof as the case may be) which is embi race in the withdrawal e1 mate —, at the port of -—, under ware! ed —, and numbered —, has been used en- in the construction of the — {hore insert name of now being built, or ately built, at the port of—, materials Don been used in aay THY CREDIT NPON THE BOND, however, will not be given nntil after the ‘vessel has been duly registered or enrolicd and licensed to engage ta fo- reign trade. Hic. 3 —Vesscls navigating the waters of the Untied States elsewhere than oh the northern, nor meet wether nowly buite or on ter the provisions of section, will be ‘entitled to a preynegen only so long as they continue to sail unde: | “temporary | coasting t | eastern frontiers | relate to the register of vessels. register, Whenever that d for an enrolment and licen: whioh the exchange may take pl ties on which a rebate his bec allowed. every such vessel will be marked by the Collector strong engrossing hand, under the word “permanent” or WS: ‘bate of duties, amounting to ———, aflowed, under section 10, act June 6 1872." On the clearance or the entry, in the const a vessel, with a register marked aa afore: r officer of the customs will endorse the fact wo the port of —— ta register, in the following form :— leared from the port of the coasting te trade, BR ‘Enteréd at tho port of the coasting trade, , 1. Th case any ‘vease! shall be voluntaril im the consting trade more than two months Fear the Collector of the frst port. — trom the port of —— im tetany one arrive thereafter will collect aforesaid, cau tioning any parties disputing the rly toprotest Intdue form and to appeal to the depal Sanaa iirany ease, the tacts wilt be jepat Pate 10 foregoing regulations are a) licable to ves- and licensed to engage in the fee and leon the northern, northwestern ih ‘of the United States, except 0 ine a8 La Inthe case of such en- sels cnrolle pa and licerised vessels th ¢ enrolment will be mart lorsed as above desc: i Mei y 7 ‘the sui an ister or enrolment, 1 atorvea sae y regi: ill similar, ‘th ey eupinge and copy thereon ve endorsements for the cur: ret year. ‘Sxc, 6.—Before granting marine ren it pene officers of the customs will require to be any document <A hagee d ran re ised eee uto hall optais, possesion of doot, jes of the statute shall ol 0 Rrants Rot exhibiting the fact. No vessel not of the United States will be allowed to engage in the coasting under the broyisions of the section atoresaid. BATHS FOR THE WORKING CLASSES, To THE Eprror OF THR HERALD:— The commencement of the public free bath sya tem is undoubtedly a great gain to the poorer classes, It ls not only for purposes of recreation or enjoyment that baths are requisite. To all classes in this climate body washing is a practice in the highest degree advantageous to health, comfort and personal decency. This cannot be done to the extent required in public salt water baths. The private bath is used to an extent in this country unknown in Europe among people of the same so- cial and pecuniary position, Salt water baths, aa for the purpose of regulating the system hstand atmospheric influences, or to relieve nervous depression and exhaustion, are of great eto but as a means of cleanliness they are only hel What the people want is the public wash bath, im which the tired mecuantc can, at the end of bis day, wipe off the dust and grime of honest labor and come out refreshed and strengthened. “Wash and | be clean” in this hot weather, sponge all over, Kk e skin active, and thus promote perspiration prevent sunstroke. There ts not, however, much chance for carpenters, smiths and masons, still teas for coal yoy and others se in ditty om~ men get such reltef. Every groat town city in iy fina has public baths, where a man os geta good wash At tho cost of a penny or two, Cannot the great city of New York do something of the same Kind (or the WORKIN iv