The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1872, Page 2

\2 SOARDERS wives, “gLocKs et ner 2 ae pei eee oer meg a sare 5 VANDAM M STEEet, NEAR MACDOUGAL HAD. ed tron room 5 dou ple ara a ‘ ee etter wid without Day boarders accommodat amodated, rework ca ee aes ‘ | Gia THIRD LANDING, 5 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, SECOND DOOR from —Two or neath ished with z eae th fatior. to 0 let dh |, a 2 WAVERLEY ThACR Tm aeeee HOUSE IN A Ara te 38 spew it Pai ined” Rooms, $10 ‘SO Tor one TH STREET, 231 Paton, large ¥ AND re 1B ly furnished nsaper a my ‘oom’ S Hoard 5 eon wi ear pe trot an Broad- large tpraveinenter references TH “STRERP, COR . CORNER SECOND AVENUE, 800 d ean nd som: farnished sscond and third floors, to let, with Board; also ingot | Peon Roam tor sor gentleman: 21 west THIRTY-FIRST STRRET.—LARGE AND ‘small Rooms to rent, with Board, to translent-or permanent partics, References ‘exchanged. QRD STRERT.—GENTLEMEN CAN. OBTAIN DESLR- ble Rooins, with Broakinst at reasonable rates for Fall and Winter, by sppiyiug at mi ise West ‘Twenty- shed Rooms on second, third and fourth floors With rat class table. QQ WEST IWENTY SEVENTH. STREET.—TO RENT, with Board, a handsomely furnished ‘Third Floor, Roo Htoor, desirable, in every re: vate family, residing on Twenty thi oar the Fifth Avenue Hotel, can offor two Suits of ot Rooms to. faimilios scekiny class accom: For references and partictlars ap mpeg aa above wre ? TY.THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH 33. tent butts and Boo , with ‘Board, permanent or franaents me sh dus Beooud ‘ 46 “WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. Tg wees td Rooms, Sroea or unfurnished, with Board ; also a Hall Room: referene: HQ LEXINGTON AVENUE, CORNER OF TWENTY. * h street.—Newly, handsome furnished Rooms, with ae Mrithoet Board, ina private family, to a gentle- man and wile or single gentlemen ; refereuces exchanged. 63. BAST FOURTH EET, NEAR BOWE! Furnished Rooms, Board, for genticman, ‘wile; also three or four gentlemen 180 table Boar 72 SEVENTH AVENUE.. —DESIRABLE ROOMS, with first class Board ; summer prices. 122 BAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREZT.—TO LET, ‘with Board, two or three Rooms; references igiten any require red. 185. WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN th and Seventh avenues.—A of Rooms, powly and handsomely hed, pocond tar front; ‘Roomis also on third floor. House table first class. 146 EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREBT, NEAR Lexington yh reece A furnished with good Board, to a gente n and wife or one or two geptien tigen; a daw table ers taken; references re- 29TH ste STREET, 89 AND 41 WEST.—HANDSOMBLY 15) WEST eg ER Cel STREET, —P! ant Rooms, with use contains im: Beorepaonts; table wall supplied ind neatly served arms per week; reference. 167 West 7 ee “NINTH STREET. —HANDSOMELY let, with Board, in a brown if fino table board, without fous, to fwo gon aia arial ie wae | REAT NECK HOUSE, L. 1, ONE tad seroma froieiaals neal =| Omron THEATRE. Nadie Fic Gre Beans eos RIENT ones HOUSE, ORIENT a ee Secteur es oe Fate. IVERSIDE one WASHINGTON HE Foot cated Row sit amin st Salas eee {tora reasonable; Gay gM. BRITTON, Propriotor. Wen nes moon LL, = eel atrccber tt TO ENJOY THE BBA! tal “| snares tnd Bat order! awost powerful tone. cutie raaNgroRte on ONLY $125; A eben § Finns. carre od logs, overatr it raverley piace, near eA BA ‘s gies se wn ERE catia cian so Hukps OF BUROPB. y Roane ber: rod atx days tn NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1873.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, ) A Fent or sell c! ‘on aM. M. RELL" to! su Ui —————— N Li TOWSRIOE TONED SEVEN OCTAVB oe re 5 = age Sop TONED 7: sae ae Seach ate WILL SELL FOR |ANDSOME BOSE- a | Ae mer srhct order ve Planovortes tron Eameic over. Sue AQMIPIORNE 1 TOOTAVB Bi Mea suesapana seca se oargss Het | re: | Piimoet MET OD RON: rida ORGAN! Se Broadway. monthly iy iuotatsrente, at pefor ren than can be found m_| Quuetats ha te pb ou Sheena seated BV. VENING, AUGUST 21, FIRST OLASS BIH STOOP THRER STORY AND A. basement brown stone Bouse, cast sido, near Park; aie ad ‘size 20x an, i clsenn rroftureae a eared’ wil be nid Address 3. W, R., Hor: r —FIFTa AVENUE, OPPOSITE TH! bE as. FOLDS avettenieand Sadly emned pe gS5H unt avenue and it? Pino + street Ti! EET, CONVENIENT TO ORNTRAL PARK 65’ aad Maton avenue cars, just east of Fourth 4 tue, desirablo three story and basement, new, mi igh stoop brown pee: Rralling, fof cee pr Tyeapnabiys IN & BON, fertns easy Dossossle? 9 jrrcot ani 205 Filth avenuc. West Side. i- vanes FREE REGISTER, with new sana tush of Nexe York, city, and . juabie informa featate, 0. Forty-(Our pages valNa ly in OT MEVENGON SON, 1 Pie stxoet and 226 Fifth 8 —FIFTY. SEVENTH STREET, CONVENIENT 70 «Broadway sad ee) Central Park, near Ninth avenuc;® Superb small pa Toni ugh to Fifty-sixth street, forsale a ata si cial iN & aukewe, Mh Pine street, bag of highest ci Garaaes RAL vinet bylewe oy ngncous: sola Bee oh BR’! street, ey ghee i avenue. ND oor IN warranted, to ‘oat Twonty-cighth ate nse Bee | gia Buri Fiftn AvNUe il BVEN eoeayE ROSEWOOD PraNoranys, vol ge and Anish, near! mi ly Warranted, at of | ream a Mt bargain, Peart atrect, oughout the com on fae en ne aa WILL FIND THE BVENING TELEGRAM THE BEST MEDIUM IN NEW YORK Prog dy fel he N EXPERIENCED OLAS oe “AND MATOE- matical teacher, honor gradu iity, nbloto, give the’ thorough eit of English ool, dosires employment as teacher or tutor, city Clash Address) ‘TUTOR, 140 { foreiga univer- LADY 18 OPEN 70 ENGAGEMENT IN SCHOOL or tally as daily governess; music, dri ron hool'Fueniture for sale Address GOVERNESS, Herald ( Uptown Branch office. — inch, &c.; torms modera' (@RADUATB IN HONORS, OF CAM. M, dl, desi at coe aan rivate pul His in the the | hasbeen poe sa to ba the BROOKLYN PaROrEnET FOR SALE, AND JFRALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM St OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TILL 6P. M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN. ° BE 218 WEST STREET.—TO LET, & rvrithoat Bon Board, large and hall Rooms, to temilies OF single gentlemen Sard torn terms moderate. R SALE OR TO LET-OR TO, EXCHANGE FOR ORow York Property, two-story basoment sup-eallar >| Bei irae Dean street i Inquire of 220% TENTH STREBT.—A SMALL FAMILY Will let one or two pleasant Rooms, containtn; reat wae. and water; single Room, with Boa on. WES: Seventh and Righth avenues —, front | folet’ on second fos with Hoard, in a quicehouse, ‘with home comforts. $16 per week. 317 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR Eighth sve ue.—Singlo, gentlemen, and gentle- men and rene an be d with Lae house has all modern improvements and is in per! ord AW bal LADY HAS ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR ithout Board, or with privilege of housekeeping; ee ath, 1¢'Babt thirtieth street, between Lexing: and Third avenues. S frat, Lee yak AND BEDROOM—ELEGANTLY or wi@out Breakfast, one block to let, aks oF Ly ended SS eo BOARD AND LODGING NG WANTED. _ A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD. 1N A JEWS rosa, stating terms (whic! e ™ erate), tO RRMANENT: box ai Herald Id office. w ——————— ——— A YOUNG Stan DESIRES A FURNISHED CHAM ber, with or without breakfast, not ener than Twenty-sixth street. Terms to be not more than $6; shoppe re reterred. Address G. F., box 6,507 New York Bowe, WANTED—IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLY three adults (gentleman, wite and daughter Moderate terms. Address, with ‘ull particulars, E. ey) MILE, box 104 Herald office. Beans WANTED—SEPTEMBER 1, FOR A GENTLE- man, wife, and two children, aged six and two wil rad two Rooms, or one extra large Room: cation below Fourteenth street; per- “Andee ss, With terms, Which must be erald’ office. OARD WANTED—BY 7WO YOUNG LADIES, BE- {ween Fifth and Eighth avenues, Thiriy fourth and Firtieth stroets; not to ex $10 a Week for bot! W. C., Herald oft OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND W) 1 a Address, stating terias distinctly, N. ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO ROOMS (one small and one large), with food Board, in a Biigate A family ee boawling house nee erply); 5 location Addrent ABC. Datietakl ottee civing ull petieurs and stating Brice Ghould not exceed $20) DRE BEe eae WAstep—sy A LADY WHO IS ENGAGED SEY. Board, quiet family, not low Thirtleth street; ref- ences axchahged. Address Nise Se, Be Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. HOTELS. (ALINTON PLACE HOUSE—ON THE EU ‘ROPRAN \ —- plan—corner of Broadway, Eighth street and No.2 J Clinton place. Rooms, in sults for families and ps gentlemen, at moderate rates. EDWARD HERBERT, Proprietor” ROOTS HOTEL AND DINING rig tf To 40 } al street Meats, 10. per BLAND ST. Cae Ll HOTEL, “per ROADWAY, ‘and. Newark buys: 12 rooms: ali modern conve: No. 4 Washington place —Large, Per | nfoncos: $64 por month; rasa plot; $ tons of coal week Bone wily oe ee Bi; elegantly fenisted Var | thrown in. Apply to Rou a : WASDALE Babe ; ‘AISON PARISIENNE, 38 EAST TWELFTH STREET, between University place and Broadway, lately | dsome Apartments and first class Table | ‘open, with han a’hote at 6 P.M. All languages spoken. NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 30 BOWERY, CORN! ayard street it ms 5 furn): Br eta per ane’ at joomnsy neatly tarnishes men ARK HOTEL (EUROPEAN PLs CORNER OF | E ecNaat tnd Beekman streets, new Post omee. n by th week. ‘ALBERT A. DURAS Sb, os A House. Situation high and healthy; on a beautit i Tako, with fine Hanuy, boating i, goed roads and One driven: daily mail, and near de! ro ‘OH. Florida, Orange ¢ anty, N. ¥ T MORRISTOWN, N. J., 20 MINUTES’ DRIVE FROM pot, one hour'and 2 sninutes by rail from New York Recommodations for faulty Wo the a and View House; pure mountain air,” pleturesque se rive ftabliog. Particulars at 49 Firth avenue. Ope BOARD CAN BR. OBTAl ry pleasant village Wa arean STONE, Fayetteville, ve TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, Proteent | Weat jt Thirty: seventh street, PROPERTY OUT OF THE ‘crry “fOR SALE OR TO RENT. FARM THAT WILL BEAR INSPROTION—CANNOT passed for Jocality, soil, position, bosuty or ireniths 13) acres clear, rich, smooth, level land, freo from stone: food House, 7 réoms two large Darn ns, 0 by y #5 and 3 excellent sprin; ¢ spring ho: Recessary out ngs fing suado: twos endiderchards; Si acres Sucellent meadow: a splendid dairy farm; omy 334 hours from New York; 5 trains ne. daily tf wiles from Detaware Water Gap, the omer resort in Pennsylvania; ‘price on Metta $4,500 cash, bal: ance in9 years, J. ST ‘AN, Bast Stroudsburg, 2 ULTIVATED CRANBERRIES—FOUR OR MORE acres in full bearing and Pe aa and Land to mek ong Ie In Ocean county. A, ELL, New Bruns wick, N OR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN, TWO ae STORY Cottages on large lot; 10 minite: from third landing, Staten Island ; $1,500; conalheadh permet. 08 SALEBLBGANT a ere 16 a Acres: large number choicest ar Hace houses; grounds beautitully Iai Jendid view to ect and fr froma aty, ed aha A ify lect bie ee g DARRIN, 60 Broad. | } | | m, with or without | from depot; ‘the hor | hard wood manta Herald Uptown | price $6,500. jo | Rbout ten minutes’ walk from depot; the Nouse contains <=: | Il rooms, and late + to $1 90 to $2 5) per wee pen all aight. 0 $4 per week; for Ce CCOMMODATED With | LES. BALLIER, | perty. on ‘ahd uli the advantages dt country living;excelient | ¢ OR aaa BERGEN Vie BEAUTIFUL new as; Magni Seat ia n ve rt, boat Ing; half hour from Hall, in | at ‘or car: A terms to suit. Apply owner, 187 Broadway, room 6, rear basement. RY LOW; SITUATED IN N.J. Apply at J. LAGO- | We tneeet |! WITZ & CO,'S, 200 Broadway. | Mest BE SOLD, AS OWNER MUST LEAVE CITY AML for business—A fine House and 18 Lots, on Staten Isiand; four minutes’ walk from Vanderbilt landin | fronts on three streets; very little cash; no reasonable refused; a fine charice for any one with a iittlo texts ace; no agents need apply. Ad- Dex | 170 Heral of sa ‘ineftatiny Hurniture, ‘Address and quick returi | Horses and Carriages; possesion any ume. NESS, box 119 i ficen id office. OUTH ORANGE. PROPERTY.—FOR “SALE oR “TO rent, at South Orang a House and about 5 acres of Land, five minutes’ walk from depot; the house oe M rooms, with all the modern improvements; = furnace, stationary tubs, spring and rain water, table jes, &c. ; possession linmediately ; rent $1,000, Also for sale orto Tot, House and Lot, ‘about ten minutes’ wall se contains 9 rooms, with marble an veasion September 1; rent $500; sale or tolet,a House and Lot, la letod ; Possession immedtatel; ply. igh H&M. P. SMITH, | Font $490; price ar depot, South ‘Orange, N.S. al Estate dents m near wo rake LT S—SUITABLE FOR SUMMER AND Win re-itence near depot; 1:10 to New York; | fovatlow high nt fine: ‘nbumdanes of shade and True: exempt from chiflé and lang diseases; throe or more | Screg of land; possrasion immediate; terms cary. A.D. NEWELL, Owner, flew Brunswick, N. J. [0 LET—A MANSARD ROOF HOUSE, AT BAYONNE, J., 5 miles from city, commanding a view of New { Way, 10 RENT—AT RIDGEWOOD, ERIB RAILROAD, tractive seven room Hou price, Inqutt re of RYERSON & COE, Ridgewood, NJ. 4.() PER MONTH-—OR $50 Bergen Point, N. J.. a beautifully located Cot. tage, ten rooms; cight minute of Liberty street; good bathing and fishi Inquire fe z BeSGGOLD. at We er read) REAL ESTATE To “Exc HANGE. — A ~FOR 8A . EXCHANGE oF TO Ri story brick Factory, hafting and nila or xt heavy businoss, in 16,, 19 Cedar atreck. hinery complete. ark, PaO XCHANGE.—A FARM OF ISTANT 23 ot sniles from the elty, for Now. York or’ Brooklyn pro- jAUOB SHARPE, 33 Pine street. OR ALE OR EXCHANGE—SEVERAL VALU ABLE piece ioe elty and suburban Real Estate, to clo-e P. Address or apply to H. B, VANDYKE, At- ~+ 4 Broadway. N—DESIRABLY SiTU, rate encumbrance, for engine and boile working yachinery, E, 189 Bi road: Gountey BOARD—AT ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST places in New Jorsey, near Roselle, on Central Rall- road; first class Board; terme from $10 to $12 per week. pe At No. 4 East Houston street, near Broadway, whip store. Counter’ Y fee mi teh CRF FAMILY, TEN minut walk from station, iM fre Midiand Ratlway, where uood accommodation, ad. be | and very pleasant Rooms ounds high ealth: Por particuinss 4 in cual once, 38) fhint avenue TRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT WHST NEW Brighton, . 1.. on the water; good boating and fishy ing: terme reasonable. Apply 1a ee WENPLE 00 ba ‘You street, Now Y ogb cotwrny “BOARD AT WINDUAM CENTRE, Pe Boone a at moderate ate Por particu: G apply to ST, VALLEAU, Jr., 05 Broome etre ep sex, RIVER. BOARD AT ONE oF THE FINEST T itentione, with plenty shady layne, 4 te. 5 thirty. om utes out, ive trom depot. Apply to address B, I Spuptem Buy-vil. > LAIN FIELD, ¥. Ph ASANT RO y joor, with gas, hot and cold water, to let, suitable yr gentleman and wife, for summer or longer; best tore on the dma’ reterences exchanged. Address 8. B. Ti 5 TARMEDTA TERY BOARD TS A EARM on fh round or mow 3, Within two hours ‘oe Now: York, for two ladies, two children and apres. Address terms and partic box 4,587 Post of 35° MINUTES FROM FOOT or in WALL STREET, PER Loat and Fulton and Ham: ton terry ears. Elegant grounds, drives, walker splendid views, stab Trait; Feiss, b te oreo a a ag ne AT St. MARKS MOTEL, NEW BRIGHT ‘e Rooms, en suite and singiy, for Pines yy entlemen ; house remains oper till li fon in n ja penton oF by letter te DE CAME Bot ie GRAND HOP (FOURTH OF THE SEASON Fr ‘be given wah pkinson’ os Highlands ¥. Nook | a NKINSO: tor. Prop ‘LON N. J., NEAR Cx 8 HAL! on Gann Hota on kala reat apathy ee ee , | Hebe diately desirable. Address ¢ =FOR' SALE OR BXCTANGE—PO) $18. 000. Brooklyn Property, Manslon, de- | Hj accoramodation, cat be miles on Northern and liroads, in New Jersey. | WASTED-ONE OR TWO ACRES OF GROUND a | EE | | | Aenea AMERICAN BILLIARD TAI =! ‘a =| | ANOTHER EW HOU ALY, ACRE, NEAR DEPOT, TO BX- aN change 17 miles'from New York; 8! 4 0. sirably legates, for a bos house, wk 40 acres, se" LEW 1s ACH fo. 7 vine st., or owner, 134 Jane st. REAL ESTATE “WANTED. i¥ TANTED—A_ GOOD FARM, Within ONE | HO R's | ride of New York, with 60 heres Rood Reightorhood 5 aie with the nggieee lege e buying. a ai ost office, (good soil) in Now sorter. within 20 niles of New York and about one mile t; please send price. rest W., Herald oer, eoeey pieaey see 7 "MUSICAL, REE, JAY WATSON'S PRIVATE MUSIC ROOMS, 2Clinton place, established 184. | Private lesions Organ, Plano, Violin. G ing, ouy. jars and “Students! Journal” mailed free. WANTED PosiTiox IN RS CuOTR, BY A no Who has had some sapericace and who Address SOPRANO, 676 Hudson st,, city. -- : with the orereeere 4 ombination Cushion, i Fi ai walnut, |, com) ete, #2: roth, Bale ie. yi warranted, ibe DEt, cessor to Phelan & Gai lender, Wwarerooiae 785 New York, ELEGANT DESIGN OF frst class (xi) Tables, complete, noupareti" ntre street PUROHAS. Billiard Tal ‘Sole manufact irate ‘able, AVANAGH va DES KER, Tse EST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFEREI "4 will save money by calling to examine my splen- did stock of several néw designed Tables. Socoud hand Ta ion at low yW prices. — ns PoRiW ett, 40 Vesoy st. TLLJARD TABLES OF OF A NEW AND HAND: Br Ac. Co ou fe Ht rik, £0 ie, for vic Fath, TH oi AN'Wo. 7 Waretay street. | Vyse, defendants. The creditors tor, late of Luton, in the county of Bedford, merchant and straw hat manufacturer, who died on or about the month day of September, 2, to send by post, pre paid, fo Mewtgur Gregory, Row. fawle, of No. 1 Bediord city of London, tie solicitors of the aby thelr Christian and surnames, an surname of any partner oF urtnots, thelr add eulars of thelr clatms a state, ment of their accounts and the naturo of the securities any) held by them, or in default thereof the; Pexemptorihy exclwied from the bonefit of the anid decree, security 1s to ae the saine before the Vice Chancellor, Sir Jamos few aatinre Ist day o Ing the time a bs cre the | of ding NEY LEMAN, Chief Clerk, near ‘At $25 per month, toby yor of Furniture, whieh Is ofered at anchor FURNISHED, AT from boat landing ; 60 truiris daily by Central Railroad of New Jersey, trom fot Castle Garden. favorites and roe cand ‘Box shect how open at tho Masia Store, 711 Broadway. 2 wil gent for two days at tho N EXPERIENCED CLARSIGAL, AND MATHEMATI- cal teacher, honor-graduate able to give the thorough drill of on fesires employment as teachor or su iT Ch ty Linger ol class, Address TUTOR, 146 Wi y pla IS$ES CHRIBTIANSEN'S ENGLISH, GERMAN AND Day and Boarding School for young ladies, 303 Pacific trot between Bond and Novins streets, Brook- Send for clreulars. lyn, will open September 10. RYE, FEMALE SEMINARY sion commences Septem! struction is extensive an fhoron Ply to the Principal, Mra. 8. mE " For Rei! T,: piQhEP IES ACADEMY FOR YOUNG. LADIES Peart N. ¥.—Studies will Los epamed So) tember cl Tuition in Enj the first Monday of Septe: piace at Throgeia Neck not parlor 3 fn satin, cost $1,000, Balt, In sat for, 3205, 8 reps suite, 998 ‘Ors, mlamost ingemerous encores."—Times. Bon further Particulars send for prospectus, HE URSALINES WILL RECEIVE SCHOLARS, ON eptember, at thelr Academy ti East Morrisania, the bulldings at t thelr recently eing prepared f ig ion of pupils. The beautitul grounds at Thi were owned by Mr, Charles Loughran, and are well Brows as having been the property of the late Georso __FURNITURE, _ T Lass THAN HALF “OOST—PROPERTY OF 1 FAM: ueen Victoria style ily igaving. clty—Magnificent 5 alt maatine pe a hata i Tamels, cost iil re ir yard pi 4 ese hiked) Suil irr Falbuings, Sxernens, Planoforte, a oe bargain for cash. Forty second street, between Seventh and Eighth ave- ie Residence, 252 Wes' LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at the lowest ona monthly instalments, at O'FARRE! Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth stecot. rice « or Seas Sb 12, Gal lop, “Japanese”. =e A = sae aR nd at uss parearen anes SP. M. -Managor RRING ‘AUGUST. Oo [HAEL BYE! ir, W. M. MARDEN, ‘Ail the Comedy ot HB B ially ed, ee form the hart OrHANS ai hype Poors THR! THEATRE. IN BOOTH THE BELLS! rietor and Manager. Wiki MONDAY EVENING. NeXt, A OFeltn the shological ‘prada of which created such a profound syaeation in London for BS er 19, LA ning role ot time in this c! . Appointments and pany, comprising eatre, and at DIT- Tuts AND sap etd EVENING, Y MATINEE AT 15, 1A, THOMPSON unnguabtan's COMPANY in THE GREAT SUCCESS, BLUE BEARDI BLUE BEARD! audience, is attracted, ovary, evening to Wal- , and the familiar ria and peda in “Blue Sesra” Hare abundantly ap- ers, of whom much has been written in , ave satisfactory prot latte oxen pF thietr ctermination to retain a placc Miss ROR a a » elicited had to reap @ afer. to frequent and MONDAY NEXT. LESSEE and PROPRIETOR, THE THEATRE COMIQUE NEXT MONDAY BRIGHT AS = DIAMOND THE BEST COMPANY. IN AMERICA. New al pram New Ethiopian Burlesque, New pei: r nd Old Favorites me NENTRAL sae GARDE: -EOPENS {k REOPENS REOPENS «WJ. KOCH MAS? TV ALLE! Dav NIGHTS’ CONCERTS, mis. Wray tee HEED 16, at 8 o'clock. 1. Overture, “Vestalin” Waltz, “Aus den Bersei & Themé and Variations, | .Spontini Johann rea} the Suile oP-echner MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM Lp eg EB toinette style, cost Tianorete raina ii 8, Bronzes, jookcase, Curtains, Cham- ice; Droperty family leaving near Sth av. ware, China, Glass, Etageres, Ta Puraiave: Ment a sprite city. 38 West 15th 3 ERRACE GARDEN—FIFTY-BIGHTH STRE! between Lexington and Third avenues, esa ip pr Manager. inj ET, RUDOLPH Sunday and Friday even jock, Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert Mirror ‘ols ‘clocks, Sv NY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. One (FIDAY) EVENING, August 15, last night but AKER AND FARRON Aree SALE CHEAP FOR CAS! ‘Wo P. + lor Suits, six Bedroom Suits, 600 yards Carpe Pianoforte, Mirrors, Bronzes, Figures, impo ings, Silver and China Ware, basement and te residence 120 West niture, less than half cost. 2d st. betwee! ‘and 7th avs. Gitta AND tena, A LADY FURNISUING A LARGE BOARDING house wishes to purchase handsome and plain second Furniture. | Those desiring & hand cane = address Mra. BEEKM. (HE TRISH NATIONAL omet LOADER... vs ses serncsseresvese’ to soll immediately tor ees jan cnek N, Herald office. T_A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH—PARLOR Suits, cost $450, ‘gs, $190; ae Suite, cost $90, for $40; Bedroom Suits, cost cash at ip ivate aaepos 7) West wath Be will ay THE FIRST TIME FULL PARADE UNIFORM, TWO GRARD CONCERTS, \URNITURE WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WILL PUR- chase, for cash, the ‘arront Furniture of a house or Cash will be paid imme- Rortion of & house, ‘arpets, LEGAL ‘NOTICES, URSUANT TO A DECREE 0 of Chancery, made in and Thomas Foster, He: % editors rit aly. 1856, are, on or bit Rowell! ani descriptions, the tull very creditat, Nbiding an: chambers, situated at 1 dlesex, on Friday, the Ewolve o'clock at noon, b judicating on the claim: PROPOSALS, J'0 CONTRACTORS, Proposals for Riprt Orrick oF tax Comm ot 1 Proposals per cubio yard for about ou cublo’ yards of Riprap, corresponding with that now on the and to be placed aa directed; sealed and endorse will be received A the undersigned at the aftice of the ‘Quarantine until 2 o'clock P. } Commissioners of 8d day of September, at which time the opened. The Board reserves to their diseretion to ier dl a Au eh it pk not deem tor the tnterest of the State t RICHARD SCHELT Composition :"" blocks to be inches, and to have a pressure of from 3 must be ready wimin ten days and owner's risk and expense. Payment on demonstratio coeptance. _ADpIY at a8 Broadway, second floor. CLOTHING. I TAKE THE PLEASURE OF IN- forming you, ladies and ring Apparel, Carpets, Furniture, ac. should callon of ‘address Mr, and Mrs: ho Sevenih avenue, second toor trom Twenty-four street, If Fou wish per ceut more than eleewher DENTISTRY. and TTENTION. EETH EXTRACTED Without 1s YEA! uttfal ahi 81, set ott street, Near ‘Brad benumbing application ; plumpers for Lollow cheeks & LLERS, 155 Gran SAT ONO. ‘Rugust z JONES’ woop PARK, Sixty-cighth street and East River, concerts commencing at two o'clock P. M. ly. Address CASH BOM Et, Children ‘ait price. que yroit count in thelr beautind dramn, CHRIS AND. LENA, which ts Ay tly with tremendous appla the greatest success ever made on the east LE BILL TO- NIGK OF THE WoODs, A lady free with ‘each gentleman to-night. Matinces a Zand Friday. Monday next Mr. juse, and acknowl} E. EDDY as the 8. D, bans HARDSON Ni NEW YORE 7, and ‘50 cents ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN Great success of the eminent DOMINICK MURRA san eh Vyse,the testa- ctor, 0 EMCAPED FROM AGNG sta. The t Theatre wightly’ crowded with enthusiastic audi: e fore the luth the Ghristian ‘and 7 ONY PASTOR'S. TONGHT BAKES AND FARRON CHRIS WwW. H. WHALLEY as the benainosey in Nok’ o et tie Woods. A lady free with n, Grand Success of this Prowounecd the Bijou of the Metri as the times require, A free from all Coarse and Objec! ized by the Elite and Fashion of the Metropolis. Every Practical and Experienced Gen- a1 9 Rational Amusement. F Department mana: tlemen, affording nounced by all ihe es 1 eBaRgeaesa tae THITE’S ATHEN MUM, 585 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE Met Metropolitan Hotel Ne “Beautiful Bsiabitaningnt Shoe eeropalls. Rverything just Entertainment, dionanie Fe Features, Patron- 'TO- ighable Performance Matinee EVERY WEDNES- free invitation, A’ (AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXi EXHIBITION. NOTICE TO 0 EXHIBITORS. THE BUILDING WILL BE READY Commissioners yor ot New York. CHINISTS, MANUF ACTH: RERS AND OTHERS — ghine that will | Blocks per Nour of material knows as"! their articles lo 80 eh the exhibition will be 4 1 the trial be made oRAND sah ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE I8 THE ONLY THE- that has ever extended to Indies « lady free with cach gentleman: to-night. RECEPTION OF ARTICLES ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2%, OPENED TO THE PUBLIC ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, at 12 o'¢lock M. Circulars and applications for Rice, can be had at the ROOMS OF THE STITUTE, COOPER aR BUILDI NG. ‘The managers especially urge that exhibitors will have ated with as little delay ag possible complete on the day of a td irt Shore 1" ATIC "Sone ERT AND HOP, Y¥ BVENING, August 17, ST. ES HO’ a, MARION FISKE, M. W. NK Howson and a detach- Weber's iY ieraetat MURDAY. SUN ASS. Pele: WONDAY, every hour at excursion ‘rates. ‘Surf c Atlantic Ocean eee y, hold their au- raptures fom beg beginning to end of performance, wa: ton contains over, 100,000 5 ficial Anatomical Preparat of the human frame 4 TTENTION TWENTY YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HO8- pital ex: permanently Dr. FRANKLIN | 101 Bleecker street, 1). ball MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 745 BROAD- opposite Astor place.—This maghificent collee- cimens of ja and artl- jons, comprising res daily on Nervous 1 x rings ts Obligations and Tmped ments.” Ap} wien nienlahed wi po f these valuable lectures, dressing Secreta Kah Open y portion ‘ket edition copy efor 26 cents, by 2 Muscum, 745, Broadwa from Sarit to WP a Admission —MRS. W. 4. MAXWELL, + street, Pema —LADIBS' PHYSICIAN. Professor of Mitwitor: Gguse prodered eregant rooms tor nursing. Of Weat Iwenty-sixth street. A, MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 12) West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees reltet to all tomale complaints; p parquet at Ton; Batt TaNTS Bring your own sweat stelan; advice gr . D. GRINDLE, Years’ successful lee’ speedily. cares all female coniplatnta tron whnte BOUQUET OF eng0ry rae LADIES iN THE Pastor's Opera ove to-night. pe SHEAR, PIANO, VIOLIN, HAR- An ads linton, piace (Rt heh ey aad jusical frestoes R. AND MADAME SELDEN, 67 AMITY eT a ce Or rie skilful treatment; ladies visited HELI BM. sure york Tae poor te treated free of charge Saturdays. 1,149 BROADWAY, NEW a OFAC M oF ANATOMY, 618, BROAD- peereen Jfouston and Beecker, streets.—Every. this ‘ul Museam. It is full ‘ot inderstand. Lectures "Those parties tro can haye them “OPE aa SE EE TODAY AT 3. N R. KING CURES ALL DELICATE DISEASES AND ‘derangements; ono visit sufficient; strictly private, 1¢ Amity street, noar Broadway. Gomimunications to be add: 154 West Twenty-first streot. Paes SPEEDILY punen ween by 12 Wost Tw rwenty ME. VAN BUSEIRE, PAYSICIAN AND MIDWIFE; 2% years’ suce ractice sultation free, ise Maat ‘THe ty-ei AND = EDWARD SEGUIN WILL ARRIVE Intown about the Ist of September. All business essed to care of W. W. Seguin, session immediately. west end of the buil rivate lying in; com: ih ret einstein HYSICIAN POR LADIES AND FRIEND “OF THE unfortunate,—Dr. BOTT, 125 Waverley place, near lief guagarivecd. Bixthaycnue, Kel Tons TARTORS TO-NIGHT,—LADIE: eatemen ne tives @ goa HEATRE TO LEASE FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS the Tammany Wall, formerly oceupled by Bryant's Mingtrely: It will Recommhodate a ont 1 BONS NOH ing of the TOR in the iuiovame built signed for @ Yestauran! bo no ox, te Ta ioe 180, Bose the the General Beasions—Judge Bedford Ad- mite Him to Bail in $10,000 Upon Two Indictments for Forgery— Great Excitement in Court. ‘The lawyers, witnesses, and ail who were drawn , to the General Sessions yesterday, either by busi- } eas or curiosity, were somewhat startled when it | Waa whispered around the room that James H. | Ingersoll, the celebrated. chair manufacturer of “Ring” notoriety, bad been arrested and was in jon Although the room was not so crowded as Tweed was arraigned, yet intense interest was manifested when Assistant District Attorney Sullivan came into Court, accompanied by Wheeler H. Peokham, end said:—‘there ts at the ver | you. James . Ingersoll, against whom there are two indictments for He has tectiy Composed osed Whe he ‘was Mot gully, 0 ‘which counsel “Not It seems that the defendant was Arrest of James H. Ingersoll—His Appearance in oir. BTBR—I8 body Berport—I don’t know, sir. terapew? “Barbas (without moving ae inom see. Rarorrer—How tong are you here Bringet—I don't know, ‘a, “é Reporrsr—Well, Bridget, I'm much obliged w ith a twinkle in her e; the the ‘aoor)— doae '¢ know about f clthon, “MACE AND OBALDWIN. . pe! i Sep sy, bersuive The Stakeholder will Make ae Sully H ae (resaueat +—¥ understand Mr, Est aeirias ener peeee ut in Mr. Knox iF upon tat would | aye ve meu, ho should desize leave to withdfaw it to put in some other Reet 8 he should not oe pier from doing 80 Dia ae ag as 5 awa, the riot Attorney type ordered the plea of mot guilty to be entered pro forma. Mr, Knox then moved to have His Honor admit the defendant to 18g the amount, and we :—In_ making state that the sherit le; Your Honor may remember that the ‘Oyersand Terminer has fixed the amount of ball in some of these city actions where large amounts have been involved in the sum of. ebay en T suggest, should be the extreme limit in'each of these two Peckham said he appeared to represent the attorne, General and to est to the Court that only’such bail be taken as shall conduce to the pres- ence of the defendant for trial. He was free to Bar that he did not think i, was a Cage where any b: should be taken, but his colleagues did not perce with him in that view. Allusion was —— the per need by the Oyer and Terminer in a similar but that was not for forgery. The amount fixed in the civil actions there was $1,000,000, and the amount of bail in the misdemeanor cases was 80 small that the defendant evexted: nr could not be found up to the present tim A writ was issued last October for the arrest of Mr. Ingersoll, and rhs es) were ccessful till esterday in se! These were gry ordinary Indictments for Me te in the third degree, but the transactions out of which the atiegea ‘crime grew involved stupendous amounts, Indictments could be found on same basis to the number of 100. In a case of to bal the mails an accused party would be held to bailin asum varying from $5,000 to $20,000. This accused (Ingersoil) was a man of large Wealth, and the bail that would hold are arty would not secure his attendance. He eckham) suggested that the defendant be hel Nt bat! dae Sh rey of $10,000 on each indictment, rd said :—Mr. Peckham, as I under- sand nat te: pent is about to be placed in the Sheriir Brennen, hele Ave ig ort Pata tain civil actions pendin; i eer: him, I think that vail is sufficient 33 ~ antee his appearance in the civil matters. ing into consideration that large amount of bail, I in- tend to be consistent. In the other cases that pend out of ‘these transactions bail was fixed at 000 upon each indictment. I do not see that] stout vary in this case. Therefore I will fix the bail at $6,000 on each indictment. When the Judge had rendered his decision the accused and his counsel and the eyes se cers, followed by a crowd anxious to get a look at pw Se with whose name the: Fad been made so familiar by reason of its association with the mention of tne “Boss,” left the court room, Shortly after Mr. Ingersoll and his counsel, who in the meantime went through the necessary legal form in procuring bail, re-entered the court room and offered Mr. John D. Welch, Jr., residing at 153 Kast Fitty-fifth street, as surety in the sum of $10,000, The District Attorney accepted Mr. Welch as the bondsman, whereupon Mr. Ingersoll was liberated from custody so far as the indict- ments for forgery held him. Sherif Brennan, how- | ever, was present and took him tn charge until bail | is furnished in the i ame suits. THE SHERIFF AND AND INGERSOLL. The Chairmaker in the Custody of Deputy Sheriffe—An Active Search for the Requisite Sureties—A Million Dol- lars Wanted—What a Know-Nothing Servant Girl Knew. The name of James H. Ingersoll will remind the public of the old Tammany Ring and its historic frauds almost as forcibly as would the name of the renowned “Boss” Tweed himself. Ingersoll it was that furnished those marvellous chairs to the new County Court House and other public buildings whereon the dainty persons of the Ring’s officials were luxuriously seated at a cost per sitting that would have furnished several tenements com- plete for our struggling workingmen. He it was, also, who, when the first confirmatory alarm after the Ring’s downfall was distinctly sounded, hurriedly left the city for parts unknown, and so rapidly and | effectually accomplished his disappearance that the detectives were in total ignorance of his where- abouts, and even the HERALD reporters sought him in vain. For some time past, however, the public | have been hearing very little about these re- markable transactions, about which such o glorious hubbub was made last year, and most people had begun to believe that the reform storm had entirely blown over, and that those who were implicated in the Tammany frauds might repose securely and revel luxuriously and without fear of | disturbance in the wealth they had obtained. Among the many who were “blest in so believing” was the famous chairman of the Ring, and he, trusting but too is ne im the temporary and | bal ay the law officers of the State, Nelly. matin a few days ago from his hiding Places in Europe and elsewhere and came haunt the scenes of his former triumphs in New York. The fact that Jemmy had really come marching home was made known to Wheeler H. Peckham, who caused Mr. Ingersoll’s arrest on Wednesday evening and lim brought before ts og Bedford yesterday morn- ing, ©: wi ime o alres detailed, he was held in 55000 bail. Then came his rearrest by Sherif rennan on civil process, on which his bail was fixed at halfa million. The Sheriff handed Mr. In- gersoll over to Judson Jarvis, order of arrest clerk, With whom were detailed Deputy Sheri Keyes and Curry, for the better Oa a oneh of the prisoner, Who, thus accompanied, set out at eleven o'clock ahertr ate morning to secure the re whe al ball. Shortly afterwards a HERALD angel Sheriff Brennan hard at work in his office. A CHAT WITH SHERIFF BRENNAN, “So you've made arather important arrest this | morning, ineigt said the reporter. “Yes, Indeed, ‘said Mr. Brennan, ‘we've got | In soll ¢ rs last.”? a ara you arrest him yourself, Mr. Bren- name Snernwr—Yes, sir, I did. Then I turned him over te Mr. Jarvis and sent Keyes and Curry with him. ties ane off now looking for bail. REPoR’ yu think they can find it e: ? The QHRMFr ell, I pate say he can find it. father is Sort a al of money, and his aghast also, I belie’ i a large property: He expects that they, Syith his — in-law, Ogilvie, and his father’s partner, Mr. Watson, will be able to justify in a million, the sum I require. can ‘do’ it if they like. I would not have ac- cenied Watson some time but I have reason to think he has got out of his culties, and I have no objection to taking him new. REPORTER—Do you ex) ai =. Poe tu will be able to file his bonds before ni, The Suerirr—I expect him ere with his sureties every minute. When he started off he said he wouid be back right away. I shall wait for him un- til four o'clock. eee Woe agg TER—And if he cannot complete the bail | ‘The wy eantre, (determinedly)—Them he'll spend to-night in Ludlow Street Jail. FILING THE BAIL BONDS, Shortly after four o’clook Messrs. Jarvis, Keyes and Curry returned to the bt db wb Office with their pee, ‘who was accol his father and ir, Watson, who focmel ait @ million each and signed bonds to tie amount of $260,000; and the Sherif having been thus satisfied that his man will be forthcoming when wanted, allowed the great chairmaker to go on his way rejoicing. The report. ers and others who waited at Ludlow Street Jail last night to see the prisoner passod over to the cuatody of the courteous Warden Tracy were miserably disappointed. * A KNOW-NOTHIN@ SERVANT GIRL. A rumor waa floating around town last evening to the effect that Sherif Brennan was anxious to troat Inge TeOll With the utmost rigor allowg?. him Them Fight. How the Principals Left Baltimore and Where They Now Are—Charges and Counter Charges. There was so much confusion in Baltimore om ‘Weanesday evening and so little chance of the rep resentative men of Mace and O’Baldwin coming to ‘ny conclusion regarding future mutual ac- tion, subsequent to the interference of the Guthorivies of Maryland, that it wos finally decided to leave that city. Consequentay, at the latest practicable moment, Jom Mace, with his genial backer, and Dooney Harrig, his trainer. and the inscrutable’ savant of all pugilism, together with many other sporting men, arranged their valises, and with two coaches reached the depot (en route for New York) where there assembied, at s. moment's notice, hundreds who had heard of their intended depar- ture. The curiosity to see the nut-brown face of Mace was marked with much impolitencss, yet alg were in the best possible humor. The excitement Was augmented a few minutes afterward whem there stalked into the depot the gigantic form of O’Baldwin, his long-tailed Methodistical black coat and a huge twenty-cent uncut straw hat, with monstrous brim shading his face, seeming in strange keeping with his profession; and many looked with astonishment at the close proximity of the men who had agreed to mash each other’s countenances fora sum of money and the honor of being styled the heavy-weight champion of America. Both with their friends jumped into one car pro- vided by the officials, and ateleven o'clock shook the mud of the Monumental City from their feet, much to the relief of the citizens, as the town dur- ing their sojourn had been fearfully warm in many respects. Mace and his party arrtved in New York early yesterday morning. During tne day Jem remained with some friends, but this morning he leaves for his old training quarters, at the Highlands of Jer- sey, to await the sammons of his backer, The “Irish Gtant,’’ with his friends, Johnny Dwyer, of Brooklyn, and Tom Kelly, of St. Louts, stopped at Philadeiphia, and last evening, by ad- vice, O’Baldwin repaired to his old abode near thas City, to keep down his avoirdupois, in expectancy of an early royal bout between himself and Jem. There can be no question that the stakeholder, Alderman McMullin, of Philadelphia, means = these men shall come together in the wearre gee appointing of the next place to meet will be ith some eare: af secrecy, pos perhaps the ex- curaion dodge wi omitted. It were well he should be 60. mee these vomgitlacs case teat their proficiency in - the art defence and the amount of ¢ Na piabates iy can sustain after mutual hammer an arguments, they no doubt can do go, and should they not come together, or manifest tho inclination to do so, rag A or eitner will receive the punishment due ill faith or cowardice. Last night the stakeholder was endeavort arral etatls for another meeting, which it thought will be successful. Frequent telegrams passed between him and the backer of Mace, as there is @ decided inclination to adjust matters satistactorily there will soon be a mutual under- standing. The stakeholder is ring with the O’Baldwin party, and should there be such a clash of Opelon or preference im the matter of selecting the grounds for another and a decided sada the stakeholder will them order them toa certain point, and should one be absent a man will for‘er. his battle moncy. Regarding the cause of the authorities interfer- ing with the pugilistic arrangements at Baltimore, there have been charges and counterchar, one side vowing that the other is all to blame, and the other, with uplifted hands, that their opponents and the writer knows of what he aie owe tna thorities were surprised at the sudaci vo rough invasion of Maryland soil, and the of ity that, polluted the gtreets of Baltimore could not be passed unnotice Whether elther party wanted to back down it fs dificult to determine, but thus far there is nothing above the surface upon which such @ charge can be made. ‘Chin music’ is second nature to the ad- herents of pugilists, and the amount of truth con- | tained in many volumes would not at times amount to a decent paragraph. More serious accusations than cowardice are | made by one of the parties against the other; vue amid the confusion and the smoke resulting’ from | the bloodless strife, it is dificult to ascertain their truthfulness. Should they be substantiated, how- ever, and that deserving publicity given "ther m, | prize fe Tepes will have received the worst blow | yet in this country. | Meanwhile sporting men are awaiting the ordere of the stakeholder, and it is to be hoped that they | wiil be of that nature to give O’Baldwin what he | says he wishes and what he journeyed across the Atlantic to accomplish, the chance of meeting and whipping Mace in the twenty-four foot ring. ENLISTING amie FOR THE BRAZILIAN A Visit to an Extraordinary Shipping Of fice in Broadway—Who and Where is Mr. D. F. Arthur? On Wednesday morning the following advertise. ment appeared in a morning paper:— Wiese of wood character cxtra eral wae will bg character extr ri . ‘apnty *re“once to Messrs. ARTHUR & CO., 32 roadway, New York. Areporter of the Heratp learned from an out- side channel that tho men were being engaged as seamen for the Brazilian navy at $50 a month (which Is exactly the double of what is being pata in this city to ordinary seamen), with an advance of $25 on signing ship’s articles; further, that all men engaged should leave for ee by the mail steamer leaving here on the 28d ins! visiting the Crk “it was found to be a atmnutive place, about seven feet square, fataithen with a table amd desk, and painted a dark chocolate bt! On the ‘door was inscribed “D. F, ming & , National Land Association.” At the desk. sat 9 gentieman, clothed in white, who professed the most perfect ignorance of what was ug tFaneplringe with reference to the sailors. know what the sallors were ranted for or the wages they were to receive or the number of men engaged, but he believed that Mr. Arthur had re- is | cently returned from Brazil, and thought that he was then at some financial house In Broad street, and thought Mr. Arthur would probably be at bis | office at ten o’clock. Meanwhile troops of sailors were continually arriving at the little room, or blundering into the Spanish Consulate, which is om a“ same floor, to inquire where Mr. ‘Arthur's omce Wat ten minutes past three the mysterious ant of the office, Who stared that he was Mt jend nor partner of Arthur, locked up the pl to which so many applicants had toiled up. flights of statrs, and was seen no more, AS the building he remarked to the writer that he | not think that. many goad seamen had presen! | themselves, and that the rest of the engagements Would have to de conducted at a suipping Ofice OF at the Sailors’ Exchange in Cherry street, CORONERS’ WORK YESTERDAY. Coroner Keenan yesterday investigated the death of Andrew Buckbart, who died of sunstroke; Philip Hawkins, of 441 West Thirty- -gecond street, who died | of sunstroke; the unknown man found dead in the | new Staats Zeitung building; Simon Fraser, who qwas run over and killed at 5:20 on Wednesday oven- ( Fourth ave- ing corner of Seventy-sixth street and Ku ‘Theodore Entz, driver of & Og o lived corner of Tenth avenue ta ary tha Wine, and died At tive Rosevelt Howe pital Wedne! sday; Thomas Norton oe Poars, of 83 Weat Brondway, who led suf dent, you. Yorday morning; Carrio | nel sea eat broad way, Who died suddenly yeate were the sole cause of the diMculty. The truth ts,