The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1872, Page 2

13 y BLooK SOUTH “SOUTH OF F OHATHAM SQUARE, GRANT 68 Now, Bowery. Sic. and Slo. periy, ass and 50 per wrecet Booms $i and $2 Sagan 5 AVENUE, Bi ie Sars ater cence WEEK.—COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS Bh Tinfiacctent ere “ae blocks ‘ers oa ‘eons [AEE COS RIA od gle first, nd and third Smita ener ee ee 2TH STREET, “NO, 41—BOARD, WIT! Mandoomely tartished front or tack Roots, on roe, ‘ond and a ear for Fall and Winter; also transient 19 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE Fitth svenye | ae a jy ged furnished Rooms to let, with Le without Board, gentlemen and wives or single gent! omen, 27 WEST THIRTY. ern STREET.—ONE SECOND foor Suit; also, single Rooms, with Board; satis- tactory references requircd. 2 TH STREET, 39 AND 41 WEST.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms on second, third and fourth floors, with first class table, 33 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH «> avento—Upper front Suit, southorn oxposure, also elegantly furnished Second Floor, with ‘And attendance strictly first class. 38 BARROW STREET, NEAR BLEECKER STREET. Pleasant Rooms to let, with Board; hall Room; moderate rates, 13 SULLIVAN STREET.—BACK PARLOR AND other pleasant Rooms to let, to respectable men ; also man and wife and couple of dais table Boarders accommodated. Call all the week. 156 bh? ELEVENTH STREE —A AY eRe ie Rooms to let w ard extra fine location; only a few boarders taken wean Q16 WES", {WENTY YOURTH sTREET—To LET, with first claxs Board, five Rooms, en suite of singly, with private bath; also two pleasant hall Rooms. ‘Terms moderate. 305 WEST FOURTEENTILE STREET.—A Reta ae ortega Floor (three rooms) to, let, arately or toge single See firat clase fourd. Also Rooms a aitle \ DESIRABLE ROOM TO Roe bag le BOARD, TO gentioman and wife; wi 0 one to two gentlemen, Fm reusonuble. “id West. Fifteenth street, near Seventh avenue. a8 LARGE AND TWO SMALL ROOMS TO LET— r gentlemen, with or without Board, 249 West Seventocath street, near Eighth avenue. Fo BUSINESS uBR, THE DAILY AR (_ ARTICLES ON TRADE, LABOR AND § SCIENCE IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM ARE ALONE WORTH A YEAR'S SUBSORIPTION, THEY ARE A CAREFUL COMPILATION OF ALL PERTAINING TO THESE SUBJECTS THAT IS PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE. LADY WISHE: ¥ F RNISHED ROOM, front, with Board, in the house of a widow pie- pT Aldress, stating full particutars, F. J. 8., Herald NY SMALL, RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY, living in the upper part of the city, wishing to ease ‘Skpenses by taking a gentleman, wife and chi id to board ih them on reasonable terms, ‘will H plcase adarean, giv. Ings bartlculars and stating pric x 109 Herald Eventng lessons in reach willbe given tn tull OF party Payment, § tory conditions being made. OARD, WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFF, ina first class private family, between Fourteenth and Thirty-elshth strecisand Thea and sixth avenues, from September 8, Address, with terms, J. W., care of C. Decker, Saratoga, N. BOARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR aed perzons, in & convenient and pleasant logation fooms; terms month; referencos ex: chmiged ‘Address MECH ANT, Dox 231 Post ofiice. CS eee WANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, on Ahad family; one Is re = elas beds, Oo smaller ones, not higher than Twen Soiiroem Init So Wa oer ares tae oe te eee $l8for the two. Address MERCHANT, box 216 Herald office. Ome a a Sent ot HOU eons, nae gvolrouise ‘af iaforeas 5 Pears Bazaar, 914 "Broad T POINT NOW Our a Sa Ea front 6 on boating and driving rect for Orient; bass fishing on t5 P.M. ind. Ralirdad, twice eae PERO Bauee-TONEaNS on TEE BURSON, uring the Pall aaa Winter Woonspuny ravinior, woopsn Ocean,—This magniticent just vacated will be kept ope! _ OIry REAL LL ESTATE vou ‘SALE. “Bast Side. —FIFTH 1 AVENUE, Qyrosrs THE PARK, FOUR me Residences, ever onventatice and) lea es ote & dOM’: A REATRABLS. ZIRMRERD and Stable for sale ; feasousplen Address J. H. L8H, ply on the premises, 1084 stroot ‘and Bo RESIDENOE, WITH 11 rie choice and price PARK Hay Shae FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP modern and massively finished it the me nom select location on that by V. K. STEVENSON & nue. thoroug! bul brown stone tng Dwell SON, IT ON Pine 9 ‘street BARGAIN. —THREB STORY AND BASEMENT ‘h stoop brown stone House, 20x55; east side, near ion avenue and Park: finely finished in hard woo also elegant Furniture if de- W. R., Herald office all modern improvemen sired, Address immediatol REAL BARGAIN-IN A BEAUTIFUL THREE story high stoop brown stone House, between Lex- uid Fourth zvenucs, thw arid vente. BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE F to let—On Aixty (iret sirect, middlo of the block, between Fourth and Madison avenues, tf B. B. MERRILL & CO., 64 West Thirty-third street, | ‘TH STREET, CONVENIENT TO CENTRAL PARK and Madison Syn ee cars, just east of Fourth ave- 4 eeenens, now, modi {or ala reasonably ; a ‘pine street an 226 Fifth aventio. “West Side. UGUST FREE RROUETED, WITH NEW COMPLETE ud forty-four pages valuable apes tat with car- For permits apply nne, deairablo three story higti stoop brown stone D terms easy ; possosslon., map of New York cit: information of real estate, N, LI Pine street and 226 Wink avenue. 'S, TOGETHER, ON SIXTEENTH STREET, FOR Taoctinutre at 423 West Sixteenth str rah New York. TERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AY OFFICE OPEN AND AGENTS’ NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN HOUSE FOR SALE-IN BROOKLYN, SMITH, Owner, Ar rankfort Houso, 202 William street. REENPOINT.—TO LET, A 1WO STORY AND BASE. with all the improvements, within four blocks of Tenth and Twenty-third strect r frtloas possession October 1. P, TRE reenpoint avenue. RT, FURNISHED—I74 DEAN STREET, yn. at alow rent, Thquire on the premisés or at ‘5 aeirty ‘seventh street, New bi ork. (0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, SUITABLE FOR CLUB rooms of businoss purposes, the Second and Third Floors in building 241 Fulton street, opposite Clark. 0, LET-WASHINGTON | AVENUE, ico th Poder improve: AY. AND BOERUM ST OM 8 A.M. TILL 8P, M. DEPARTMENT, BARD WANTED—BY THREE OR FOUR ADULTS. JD, ina private tamily, frst class house and location, . between, Fourth ani : ences, Address JASON, Herald i oftice., evennes; reer CARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, @ firstclass private (German) family, betw cen Finieth ‘and Sixty-fifth streets, on the east side; if re- quired rooms would be furnished except carpets. Ad- reas, with terms, M. F. M., box 125 Herald office. Bose WANTED—BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND Twentieth streets; Rooms must be pleasant and forms moderate, Address, with terms, F. S., box 109 Herald oftice. ‘Bogs WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, WIPE AND aoe from about September 10; Waverley place swjorniag. a Adres ong g location ofrooms and. teria, , loc which must be moderate, i i, Herald office. aT ‘OOM AND BOARDING, #ANTRD—pY A GENTLE. man, near Fourteenth stree' Al “i a ‘Adarons, with terms, F, box 112 Herald ofmee. Ey 'ANTED—BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR two ladies, teachers; location between Fifticth and Beventicth streets, east of Fifth avenue; references ex- changed. Address E. R. D., 152 Chambers street, ws |NTED—PERMANENT BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, wife and child; terms must be moderate; rivatg family prorerred. Address, stating price, &c., B. i, ¥ office box 4,087. Woe ee A QUIET GENTLEMAN, A COMFO! 7 ¢ Room ands cood Board ; ) per week. Add NT BOARD! ER, box 103 Herald Uptown Brauch Tr “ELAND'S st. JULIBN HOTEL, ‘NEAR BROADWAY, No. 4 Washing pon Be lace.— Lars Be, cool Rooms, $1 per week; Board, w wine, $10; clegantly furnished Pas or, with bedroom, NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 20 BOWERY, CORNER OF Bayard street —20 ight Rooms, néatly furnished, herd Spee per night; $3 to $4 per week; for geutlemen JERSEY cir BO} ON _CITY AND E Tyce REAL are ARGAINS—ON JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, COTTAGES, French roof and other modern styles, Homesteads, Lots and at for (mea and Lexoha 7 desi LATT, opposite Court PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR ALE RENT. QUE, L. I.—FOR SALE, THE WHOLE, OR s part, a Farm of 409 acres, 100 titlable, the balance ; Situated on Shinnocock Bay and hear railroad ood boating, fishing, gunning, oysters, &c.; is Foomed, ara, fco-nouse, and other buildings; . G. FOSTER, Architect, wy hii'irdad fay; or EDWA N, ye T GLEN AVON, NEAR PLAINFIELD, N. J. __ | PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Vigra sng AN sions Cy at og ae oncey su see Bey ens tinted a ie MAN’ sola ‘AN Purana ie cea street 1,540 sane One 20Rk es 540 ACRES IN ONE BODY, 2% sony se souTH of Chicago, two! miles ser fi iy at ‘nino Beres sin® ome tract in New lcd, a T Ve po tract aoa rhe ga mines in Ai 3 | Svaeee er precise “REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. SPLENDID TENEMENT PROPERTY TO EX saproes Pro} operty i lets for $2,300 orth $1800; yee. ~ | ei tr Oe amma i | ered FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A NEW r Bo brown stone House, oF. Madison ere, five acres of Th i New Hlaven, cond ire mered) or for s sinall House about. Thi treet, PWILLEAM GEES Owner, corner Blan and Prankiln sirvets No agents in Provet ‘exelt worth of good notions. Address NO: TIONS, Herald office, FOR, PALE On BXCHANGH-TURER, SPLENDID uh stores wind pate glues ehoniy sous cash ranted an FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 950 Third avenite, Fo SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR bp eat oa fine, {mproved Property, in tho town of Fl ; house 40x35, lot 100x272, running from arect to aeett mut be seen to be appreciated, Apply to owner, 23 New Church street, near Cortlandt street OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FIRST or Contry Residence of about 150 acre barns and outbuildings and tenemont house three ‘good orchards; in the vielnity of Four Laken, in Westchester county. ‘Apply fo JOUN’ A, DUNN, 227 Bowery. Epo, EXCHANGE—THREE STORY AND BASEMENT brick Fons, and lane h past Sy ore One ees fr — rhe house wit! pe sil, O00 case ‘or permits address Al ‘room 5 southwest corner Madison and ERED 3 Clark st streets, Iniengo, Li DEAN STREET, BROOKLYN.—FOR SALE OR t to exchange for New York Property, a two story and basement House, 20x40x100; will exchange for Lots or Lot with siable, . PRETIT, 319 West Thirty-seventh strect. TO $500—WITIL GOOD FARMING LAND, $ 0) 50 8 racre, in New York State, to purchase second and third mortgages. Address MORTGAGES, Herald offic REAL ESTATE WANTED. ‘ \\/ ANTED TO BUY—IN BROOKLYN, NEAR ruLTON avenue, a three-story and baseinent House. a ms with, fill description and lowest price, 8. R, a jerald of WANTED 20 PURCHASE—A HOUSH; LOCATION above Twenty-third strect, near Fifth avenue. Any owner of a first class property, with or without fur- nite, desiring to sell the same for cash. may address confidentially INDEX, box 3,805 Post office, New York. No brokers or agents need apply, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, AN HONORABLE, PROFITABLE AND SUCCESSFUL operation wants a Treasurer, with good credentials and acceptable accurity, willing t> invest from $1,000 to sn as stock. Address TREASURER, box 47 Herald ofice, PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,600, T0 INVEST IN kid glove business; no agents. Address RENOVAT- ING, Herald office. N INTERVIEW IS DESIRED WITH A FEW ENER- getic, first class parties, with capital, to forward a Staplo and very profitable’ manufacturing enterprise Only principals Incauing busiuicss addross box’ 4079 Post oftlce. PARTNER WANTED—IN THE CRACKER BAK. ing; the business now in a flourishing condition and can be advan ul to an unlimited extent. Inquire of Mr. M. GARRIS! $2 Desbrosses street. OR SALE—A PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE IN T country, with Medicino and office Fixtures; 75 milo from Now ‘ork on the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad, For panna SAR? Dr. 8. G. OOK, 72 Spring stroet, or Dr. I. M. 1G, Bangall, Dutchess count: NO CAPITALISTS.—_THE WONDERFUL LITTLE atented Motor can be seen seat four sowing machines without human assistance; cost $5; price $15; capitalists only address MOTOR, Herald office. TANTED—A PARTNER IN A WESTERN MANU- factory ; cash required, $5,000; will pay 50 per cent, 25 por cent guaranteed ; busitics alldone East nearly; to a party who means busuiess and has this amount, and can embark at once this is wy fine Opportunity 4 best of refer- ences given East and dress’ Mill Post ofiice, fou box ie atone Probe ‘county Ohio. FZ (OO 12 ,35GA PARTY HAVING A THOR. oughly: established business of over four Yoars’ successful existence, requires additional capital. liberal percentage will be satisfactorily guaranteed to = aid monthly, and the capital invesied may be with- time without dificulty. Address W. K. E., JARBLE “MANTEL je A “REMOVAL-—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &0.— + Large and glogent stock at our new warerooma, Union equate, f corner of Fourth ayenue and Seventeenth strect. RIAN SLATS COMPANY, manufacturers of sale, a charming Country Place of about ry res, ood house, in perfect order; very convenient; reo sides; elegant lawn and fle shado trees; kinds of fruit of the large garden and orchard; choicest varieties in great’ abundance; new carriage house, with three large rooms for coachman end gardener; large barn, containing six box stalls, force pump, 2 bins, &c. ; very healthy location, on. aa best avenue ing from’ Plainfield; wi'l be sold very easy. Apply to Mr. PEARSON, 49 Cliff street, N ELEGANT VILLA FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE eens, L. I., within acres of rich land modern built house, furni ico-house and outbuildi ages and farming utensils low and terms made for city property, five minutes’ walk o under cultivation; ; horses, car- ; place well ‘stocked’ with frult trees; would sell 29 acrés of the land without build. + No brokers neod apply. on the premises; or address OUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING FOR SALE OR tg let at Eastchester, Westchester county; also Flour and Na ©. H. ROOSEVELT, New NTRY SEAT—IN THE BEST PART OF for sale, or exchange tor desirabie ‘ooklyi se. For particulars apply to F. GOLTON: 3 ON, 53 BAM ‘rhirteenth strect. A sUrT OF TIRES | at Beach Honse, Cat awe York by M.&E. R.’R. to Sten three miles up the mountain; no Sr 0 feet above tite water, Refer to N. Broadway, near Leonard street. a SET i. ROOMS—ON A BEAUTIFUL FARM NEAR with the best of Board, &c.;can be had by ConroRe, Herald office ‘Those are the only a lovely spot; goo! thing, &c, PLE RASANT, AEWLY, syugaien gt ae ‘od Board, for two adul per wee rord- fam, "i minutes from Central depot. ‘Apply to L. GLAD- N ‘alent: ne avenue. At PRATTSVILLE, N. "1 i: 0p erguts and Henty Of shade; fresh milk, vegetable fo. Those wishing %9 pend ‘a few weeks in August or er CAD AY = od commodutions in a very plensant ‘and be ay eouitry town, Bananas ipo os yae . and 8. RR. de- Brey? wens per wock. References—Chas. on A, F iniden inne, New York, ‘Address ‘lie, Greene county, N. ¥. BTORIA HOUSE, ASTORIA, L. L—TWENTY MIN. lites by boat from Peck slip; spacious grounds:c first class table ; terms reasonable for remain- Ror of eeason. M, BRENNAN, Proprietor. T PLEASANT PARK HOUSE, 4 HOURS FROM the city—Shaded arounes, fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, milk, poultry, &c., In abundance ; also ice; mo mos- a tocs, fever or ague; terms moderate. Call on or ad- #6 W. HAIT, Katonah, Westchester county, N. ¥. R SALE—GREAT BARGAIN, TWO fo STORY Cottages on large lot; 10 mintites’ walk from third landing, Staten Island ; $1,500; smal SARIS nent. {OR SALE—ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 16 “ROOM acres; large number choicest varieties Fruita: car: ones beautifully laid ot e “und Ga or loca- Bg 134 hour from sity, Staten OR SALE IN NEWBURG, N. Y., ‘sg LARGE MOLD ‘Sash and Blind M a the building is 5%x80, four con ‘od hasa 3 wer engine and boiler, UEL McKEE, agent, ou the prem! ND AGRES AT EDGR- For particulars inquire Pp eg al Re fort adjoining every variety of Slate work, plain and ornamental. Seti STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING « Wor! and 136 East Eighteenth street—Marble and Marble! hey Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu- forthe “rade. prices that defy competition, Marble Turning for t TEWART'S SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE- gant design: Slate Work of every description ; Mar: bie and Wood Mantels. T. B. 10., 220 and 222 West Twenty- -third street, one Dlock west of Sixth av. INSTRUCTION. Re FEMALE SEMINARY, RYE, N, Y,—NEXTSES- sion commences September 18. The ‘course of in. struction is extensive and aoronete For particulars ap- ply to the Principal, Mrs. 8, 7. JOSEPI'S, ACADEMY FOR YOUNG, LADIES phlushing, N. ¥.—studies will be resumed September 3; Board and’Tuition in Engiish and French, $ further particulars send for prospectus, we Bhd we VACANCIES OCCUR IN MISS GANNt French and English Academy for Young Ladies Conservatory of Music, Babylon, L. I. Miss Ganno’ assisted in the musical department by her niece, hiss Louise Eckstein, Ahe celebrated pianist, from London. 0 TEACHERS.—WANTED, AN Lh tds 130 "'s gentleman for superior schoo! on Hudson, and for class lady to fe West for German, dra’ painting; Indy for music, drawing and painting, Soret; s lady ‘or muste; draw lug aud painting, Kentucky, ‘All inet le.teachers who hdres s should apply, at in stitute, 14 Bond street. neal were tea SCHERMERHORN. ‘WArtspror A GERMAN-AMERICAN SCUOOL, a gentleman teacher to teach the common English inches; ad 134 aw good disciplinarian. Please address, L M. box U 10 Herald office, pis NEWSPAPERS. Q* WIFE TOO MANY FOR FOR ALL OF YOU, lanagere, eters Actresses. and the public:—The new Sensational I cd estate; several Building asad beauty Bed bw mynd distric' ein ice, easy fiom deity es ‘and hi aaa corner Pine streo (OR SALE—IN NEWARK, WN. J., brick Dwelling, 45x, three stories, high basement, modern im; tpn ental near ation fine. fruit, shrubbery. Will for cash, or will oxchange in part for i, free and clear, worth not more than New York, room A FIRST CLASS 17 rooms, in prime order horse cars; health, be sold very ch house in Brooklyn Ha TotkbroN. NT UNTIL MAY 1—NINE ROOMED AND basement House, we crag? walk from Vanderbilt thy and pleasant neighbor- euapply to D. TPCHCOOK. 165 Broadway, Broadway, roo OUNTRY BOARD—AT NEWMAN hg’ x ays ON THE Shrewsbury River, near Red Bang, N. J. ; iron springs, rural rambles, rustic ‘arbors, shady walks; good boating and bathing on the premises a eed pleasant dri i 2 Tong, Branch. For informatio: apply to G. B. HARRIS, 306 Washington street. |B yep ite BOARD—AT LYON'S FARMS, NEW JER- sey; arrangements can he made for the Autumn and Minter; Rooms insnits or singly, at reduced prices: fine house and Krounds; plenty of iruit, a sia Particu- lars at No. 4 ast Houston strect, whip stor NGLISH can receive six oF preity surroundings, nd liberal table; in: ly boarder can bo ofllee, Farmviie Saw"? 'UDSON RIVER—BOARD AT ONE OF ty 4 FINEST si tuations, Bre wou a Of sha. mr a id thdety nates out and five from depot to or ad cyan de Pply to or address EWARK, N. J.—A AND WIFI N Notain neve eines gaat for the Autamn TEGAN Foatns, where all the comforts of a bg home py Berenjoyed: howse beautifully located w he banks of ro minutes’ walk ts rte. de apot pl gino Mount Plenaant ayenue, or of 8. SAN, ERSOR: % r street, New York. ‘ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD FOR MONTH OR TWO: gentleman and wi'e; thy locality. Fati particulars ai terms at once to he os {04 Herald office. __ SUMMER RESORTS. iz BELMONT BALL, W NEW E ding Bn STATEN + Island, fronts thes ny nest oe leg; 8 fine salt water athing, fishing, Dey strect; ‘Orst class sccogmodation yf ‘moderate ra fen hey ps POINT HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY ON ¢ Sound, one (ad from pH gD delightful ay posi va fishin, HAR ie pba ease sant Rooms now Vacant. H4t3. House, sctiootey dine SPRINGS, oy aeerhe of september. resort will remain open during J. WARREN COLEMAN, Proprietor. Tanta atta teharhathn ‘OUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, M 0 M°s tion, N, J., ya Morris and Essex Rarond G8 | trains day) A foe Sey 7 coarevie Rooms, Just vacated, wr ek C.IITEELBERGER, Proprietor. ‘OHEGAN LAKE.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN DR accommodated eye poe Rooms and first class ta- ar, “scghery, beating Iahing, Aes terms Ol, “Agden bok ios, Peckakiil, NY. rom yO lsan to tee AND Piygarris FURNISHED hina ‘and glace ‘are, cool. Foom nid water closet hot anid cold sary for housekoep: 125 or month ‘it mee Be hand fous to rent, at Now Bri; table | linen, Ey cutlery, water and ast every’ withous expenditure tra seven minutes fro oF longer if Wiestred: etired from — beaut ho 4 For particuinrs ad ND VICINITY, ON ERIE AND Gindigod Raltron 2 ct Seats and <a ior sale, neinge a and MMENSE SACRIFI Tegra hour ary alread trom Po rakies apple orehard: eo “om of athe irate ¥ dion house Tie, pout spring houses crop rash resets 4 ora toes by MUST BE “oat & CHOICE 5 Faiad eee ates Ke 9 ts ripe eh jew York, New a WIFE TOO MANY, translated from the French of Alexandre Dumas fils cx- pressly for THE DRAMATIC NEWS. ete iad fn three numbers, Commenced in No, 279. “Fors sale oy all now: "PIANOFORTES. LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO Font oF sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. ‘Cail at it. 'M. MERRELL'S, No. 5 Union square (165 Fourth av). GRAND SQUARE 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte, cost $950, for $275; In use sevon months; family Going to Europe. At private residence 1M West 26th st. oy SIZED ROSEWOOD PIANO, WITH HAND- € carved moulting, carved legs) &e., with Stool, Only BIB arent DaPERIN SON, 127 Bleecker street. LADY WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE A BE. A tiful toned seven octave rosewood Pianoforte, over- Strung bass, full {ron frame, carved legs, &c., at 1} East Bighteenth street, near Fourth avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR ce sale—Property family leaving city, made ound corners, fully quaranteed, used months, © cout $a, $300) er, Dining | Fu i we sacrifice. ** 96 West 15th st., hear Sth av. Sean ne 1, OCTAVE PI to order, city makers, ail improvements, patent’ agraile,” Rox Yost 1,000, rongo cluding Stool, Cover and Musi’ Cabinet; in use el months, Call'at residence 120 West 23d at. A’ 125.—8PLENDID ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE ianoforte, nearly new; full iron Sen overran bass, carved caso and te celebrated makers; cost + powerful tone. 23 Thi street, near Bowery. Bie grevetca 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, CARVED overstrung ba: ere ee ors i rovement, sac- rifice instalments taken, be 12 hem, 14 there sa ee } 4 quire at Bush's Mr. WALKER, ONTCLAIR ae lass Residence on the one side, ee York at rats b spools’ ‘ine ‘acres of inch hp a in fine order: gaint ance Also, A handsome now House on Mounta well arranged ani ‘ot and cold water, sper ‘ane “wiown. ‘stables with 6 round ‘in lawn ‘an 9 WORK for owners! use. to ANDRUS B. HOWE or 0. G. B in ayaiae: contain: built; abun- ing earesn rooms; d rel. dt og taba, om Rouses buiit by @ atour office. App! NET, N No. 9 Pine street. or bom BEST FARM iS NEW JERSEY, 120 style, 14 room: y “4 st all Rnished rf best toore, ete tee ae ve from depoys + rine Raitega 3.08 Adress BURGESS ARE CHANOE.—TO LET, FURNISHED, FOR ONE more, to a private many. pleasantest gon of Post to foun JAY DU th a very desirable laven, Conn., of appl: Murray Street, room 16, > magash onthiy. fh. ORBLE a Bighth ‘vouue,” near Thirty: Meare ENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- ich fone and finish ; nearly new ; warr pus, ‘old. © all and ‘exaniine style aud price at 4 art ‘tireot, inst i Tomer Pasar tien Tae by oked talents oF for rent, at ial eae be foui nd elsewhers. ‘PrANos.—25 SECOND HAND PIANOS, OF VARIOUS 4 for low prices. 1ORERTRG a sONge 1° Bast Fourteoneh ‘sereet, be: tween Broadway an ue, QupERe a ee ROSEWOOD PIANO- ee having overstrung nag full tren tea celebrated maker: ex ajaMies GORDON, 19 Bleecker street, n octave rosewood Piano, Chickering make! Sixt venue, lear Fortieth street, BATTERSOM’ or B SOLD—GREAT BARGAIN—A MAGNIFICENT 690 (%y - A Bg aga hte ded PIANO, OVER. bass, In good order; very powerful; owner leaving elt tpely at 172 Classon Myrtle @ 210 FOR 4 eaneeeas CARVED 7 OOTAVE Piano, fully warranted, good as now, with all modern improveme 425 West Ewenty-eighth street, naar Ninth a _ AOS Paree EVERY Franti ae Mise eYDES situs 3) {6 UNEQUALED COMPANY THE Gngat SUCCESS, BLUE BEARD! PLAYING NIGHTLY OVERFLOWING HOUSES, 4 ante APPLAUSE. BLUE REARD! ived wit! and receive pit “Th The Eck chun gaa & gent ony ae ppd a wine, na at mance over presented", st queso ine ba Bein td boone . VER’ ENING, AND SATURDAY Ranney a it the great romanite s and BRET goo with the popular -froweden, in the great part of Seats sccured mx days in Ditson & Co.'s mus'c store, 71! HEATRE COMIQUB, TAS, Tit Benad way, at he theatre, or at Bole Tame and} Manager COMIQUE STAR cTHOUEL, Everything now and presenting the most en. Allthe Mamoth Compa FUN MISS JENNIE MISS NELLIE sanneitiii MISS ADA WRAY, MR. JOHNNY QUEEN, DICK RALPH, MACKIN and WILSON, SYDNEY FRANKS, id a host rs, every night, of ot and Wednesday and jaturday Matinees. change’ of bill for next week. tire next first appearance of the great Ethiopian MR, JO! WILD, and the woe Rerret ye Dutch ah Comedian, OWERY Giotce WM. BLIGH, ‘RIDAY BY RNING, {uate a a, ‘Tho greatest Mit Fe. POLISH JEW; . THR BkLrs. .B, STUDERY will perform his inimitable, self. created character of 1S, Pronounced by press and public the finest plece of char- acter acting 4 Aa jose arnabae'& nu RORGE PD. WINANS to HILon, of Thomas & ace the RTS. han Cater CLERK. OD BILL SATURDAY. MONDAY—T, a ntaag, Ww WITH SHIN FANE. Wee ATHENEUM, WHITE'S ATHE 535 Broadway, opposite Mewropelttan Hotel SECOND WEEK OF ie ee hy BEAUTIFUL TIGHTLY PATRONIZED, Write A DELIGHTED, 'D ENTHUSIASTIO "AUDIENCE, See aes AND arrioiin ont rare? merrODUCING Wire's GREAT MINSTREL TROUPE, in conjunction with epee COMBINATION COM PANY, RATION COMPANY, “nem. inalla Pm. compound of popular amuse- it tly bestowed ur upon this his residence, 1,986 ts Are arranged with a direct view 0} LTE aged 88,@ native of county Carlow, Ireland. ahem en to the SPECIAL "AUCOMMODATI MATINEE aoe WEDNESDAY only, Couitaenslie ‘at 284. OI CAROTTE. R POSTPONEMENT OF OPENING NIGIIT. ‘Owing to the late arrival of costumes and other impor- Mr. Daly regrets to announce the Coen ga ostponement of the first performance of MONDAY EVENING, August 26. Tickets ieee for rst performance are good for Monda’ next, Those who have secured seats for succeed- its will please have them exchanged at the box rand Opera House, or at the Fitth Avenue The- tant properties trom Paris ERRACE GARDEN, FIFTY EIGHTH STREET, between Lexington and apes ty TO VENING AUG ‘OCAL AND INSTRUME! _Adinission 23 cents Bien (AENTRAL PARK GARDEN. THEODORE be ee — J PROPRIETOR, J. CH. THEODORE TH UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, AUGUST 23, at 8 o'clock. “Der Haideschacht"” Waltz, “Vorstadtler” Selections from “Ernani’. tans Ata OOO, NTAL CONCERT. the funeral, on Friday, at one East Pore street. The remains will be in- terred in Wailz, “Buergerweisen' x Sclections from firs a Grane, in Sumter district, 8. C., Mrs. CATHARINE Crane, widow of Sidney Crane, of Columbia, in the ‘76th year of her age. Ji peapm Strauss PRYANT'S OPE PERA HOUSE, wit Re en for tho sixteenth season on VENING, AUGUST 26, with those. distinguished Borlesaue artists, Messrs, and tho old fpraciton-- Katee Seymour, ta Rood, W. Hi. Emerson aud new. a He AN BRYANT'S, IERRACE GARDEN, RUDOLPH ape : GRAND VOCAL. AN DY Iwate Concert commences at 8 o'clock. — pete LY PASTOR OPERA HOUSE. ENTAL CONCERT. Admission 25 conts. ta and the Star Compan Mik GONSIOAN BROTH A lady free with each peeks to-night. MATINEE THE InIsH LION and DON CASAR'DE BAZAN. Ladies’ Invitation Night. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, St. James Theatre, Pees Twenty-cighth street and bhatt sf Se ) ang ever; evenin, BIR ‘AMBOLD BAGKUS es EES. of th vat aoa 2 Batladl First appe: ae Ore of the 8 arent = eee ist, . Baritone Soe. Norris, Basso: Johnso ©. Freterliits heat Rong ana Moe the world. Mesors Multaly, Withers, gmidt, Blakeny, perey. , Bimnétt, BILLY y Nataeday nt two 0 relock. ixty-ninth street and Bast River. es St, 29, FRANK, youngest son of SUND. Gah ted © wen nt REGIMENT a CONCERT FROM S LD 7, 6 ‘AS BEEN A LO; aes SINCE Xone, sistors to the theatre. Thon why not Pit Per to-night to Tony Pastor's Opera t itnad One ticke' mits a Benton an attend the Mrs. Isaac Thirty-fitth streets on Saturday next, 24t! ten o'clock A. M. wae ee er invitation, ATOMY, 618 Visitors to New York, will = ‘fail the exterior alteration: will be more fore! pressed by the interior decora the proprietor Nevin united his three museutus under tho one roof, bel addition of some thousands of models, making’ this Insti- peek nad most stupendous of its yg tk in Leak GA a open for seaneane only, nt HALF DOLLAR WILL ADMIT YOU aND YOUR to Orchestra Chairs at Tony DY and the Star Company to-nig! rps BROOKLYN 0: Apply to ae MACARTE UITAR, SINGING, ORGAN, RIANO, VIOLIN HAR y Private longons only: 920) it atiod ree. ef) JAY WATSON, Musical Director. GET COMPANIES ABOUT TO give a ong of the best Ballrooms in the ¢ way, above Forty. Shales of nights a IN’ at ‘S—THE “ONLY MATINEE yoenaa ty th is = A great bill is offered and eatre is surrounded by en 's to-night. SE, JUNCTION FUL- venues, to lease, es 4 to 'Y, 149 Lawrence strect, neal this afternoon. it is dough ly cool, as the the XRAND MATINEE AT TONY PASTOR'S THIS AFTER- bd noon, realy 0, prone ay ‘ish Lion” and “Don invitation might to-night. LABOR AND EVENING TELEGRAM ARE ALONE WORTH A ‘X YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION, they ARM A Qaunics Reng) or PERTAINING TO ‘THhes SD. EUROPE, PUBLISHED IN THI8 COUNTRY “END ROPE. SCIENCE IN THE - (\ARD.—J. “gay WATION's PRIVATE ‘MUSIO 1 ROOMS, ed ry finglan| to Lessons Circulars and Seah Te Jouanal” ‘ANTED—A GOOD LADY SOPRANO travel with a first <2e one erate, but sure. pia ag TiRMON street, betwee ight aa einth avenues. AND 75 A ak AND sare. LESSONS; PEt an fiuaiten liten “Rudrens MUSTO. Hore psd HALL, Walltagt malay fn pity hyn | tn fps “POLITICAL. RANT. AND hendew RL Lady J a ward ; hi at Fi aur avenue jam 4 dont J. MeCann, pen urer ; retary ; Denis Collins, Corresponding Se BRUECK, 77 WARREN STRERT.—THE OLDEST 5g jeturing house of Political Paper Lanterus rn oLvB, NINE. 3 Recording OL IMCAT, PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTI it short notice by the Metro] ox ue, NEAT stablishment, corner of Broadway and York. olitan Printing OLITICAL BADGE FACTORY, 819 EAST TH ‘ork. poke forte’, ep C. ot ner Ps ianyle aida W090 o alled, pa Aut ann SETS. Wore conmrtttS icone TO-DAY AT 2 \* THIS BVEniNG ATS ‘the ne! York" “aesmeaat” | “atl Boer Ourrrrg THEATRE.. Ce ee & COLVILLE "a THIS B iy IRDAY MATINEE. HOWAGH AN AND ALICE DUNN NG TOAD a bivels BuEAM, ha comedy of tae TERED, PRESIDENT GRANT AND HORACE GREELEY. POOR EPO, “4 cet Tn active ——— LYMPIO THEATRE.—NOTICE. [- (9) A eh mt COMPANY EN. b Span aged rohecas oa ER HL ofeock a on HAYES ab ‘oni ea tho theatre between Tana 3% urge te at el nn HE MAN WHO ian. HIS HAND UPON A WOMAN, TONY PASTOR'S Comics eee were ie “ake,her (S & wretch who | flattery to alt ier wer, improv. By Pastor, ere THEATRICAL AND SHOW “PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY OUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, —__+ + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Jacons—Lawson.—In Brooklyn, August 21, by the Rev. Hen bromle; Si tey r. AM) Jacons, late of Peekskitl, Westchester county, to B. Lawso hy enantey of the late Captain Matthew V. Poekskili Kaki papets Please copy. Win On intra’ August 21, at St. church, by the Rev, William G, Lyde, Exq., all of Newark, Diced. ATKINSON.—On Thursday, August 22, SAMUEL ATKINSON, in the Tist year 3 his Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the American Institute and Mechanic Societies, are invited to atte: residence of his son-in-law, South Ninth street, Wiltaweberes. on Saturday, 24th inst., at one o'clock P. M. nd ae funeral, from the ussel Johnson, 99 BAKER.—At pomlepente Pa., JOHN BAKER, of BR York, aged 57 y tives and friends ‘ot the family are invited to attend the iuneral, from ‘Trinity church, Bethle- hem, on pt August 23, at half-past three. Train leavos foot.of Li borty oon at nine A. M. BYRNES.—Suddenl, ae pemhucadae, August 22, at rd avenue, PATRICK BYRNES, Notice of tuneral hereafter, CaLuoun.—In Brooklyn, on, Tuesday, August 20, bir Exiza, wife of J. 8, Calhoun, aged 35 years. e funeral services will be held at 33 SEaoanec street, this day (Friday), at three o'clock P. M. CONNELL.—On We nesday, August 21, he GARET CONNELL, Wife of Matthew Connell, in 54th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Satur- day, August 24, at one o'clock P. M., from her late residence, 206 West Sixteenth street. ConNOoLLY.—On Wednesd: 21, MICHAEL gust T., son of Mark and Cathari one Se ae Connolly, aged 16 years, ‘The friends of the family are Foameg ted to attend o'clock, from 144 alvary Cemetery. CosGRove.—On Tuesday, August 20, MARGARET pla aged 36 years, the beloved wife of Philip funeral, on Friday, 23d ins! ry) "clock, from 220 Ninth avenue, between Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery. ‘ove, native of New York. The friends are respectfully revived to attend the +» Ot half-past one CkaNnR.—Suddenly, on Sunday afternoon, August tthe residence of her son, Dr. Charles L. Dotan.—On Wednesday, August 21, HaNNag, wife of Patrick Dolan, in the 65th year of her age, @ na- tive of Doneraile, county Cork, Ireland. ‘The friends and those of the family are respect- fully anyined to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 23d inst. half-past one o'clock P, M., from her late residence: 342 East Eighteenth stree DunkaK.—On fhursday, August 22, Joun DUNKAK, e beloved son of John pad Sophie Dunkak, aged eh rs, 1 month and 7 day: ‘he relatives and ‘ricuds of the family are re- spectfully invited to the funeral, from his residence, 739 Third avenue, corner Forty-sixth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. EAGLe.—On Wednesday, August 21, 1872, Janre EaGLs, youngest child 0: ‘Alexander and Ellen D. Eagle, aged 1 year and 4 months, Funeral from her late residence, 113th street, MD a Second and Third avenues, Harlem, A. ML aw B. BUrton, Of heart disease, wet gore ugust : at pres o'clock ne! * P. M., from his late residence, atreet, THIgR—On Thursday, August 22, ness, ANGE, wife of icmenn Saee en and 2 Herman end Weary Nemelman, aged 31 years and § mont The relatives and friends of the family’ are to-da’ 1 28d inst., at eleven o'clock A. M. Relati Alig. bs tiends please accept this notice. EpWarps.—On ees 9H aa 22, 1872, Mrs. Sazau 0. Epwakps, Relatives and friends ry Tost pecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son- in-law, 123 West Fifteenth street, on Saturday the 24th inst., at one o'clock. GOODALL.—At Hoboken, N, J., on Wednesday, August 21, of congestion of the lun, Wo GOoDALL, aged 54 years. sis ae Relatives and ‘irtends, also members of tho orchestra at Wallack’s, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Episcopal church, corner of Seventh and Washington streets, Hobo- ken, on Friday, 23d instant, at three o'clock P. M. Shrewsbury and Walsall (Gngland) Papers please )DWIN.—At Matteawan, N. J., on Tuesday, Au- Hugh and Bessy win, aged 1 year and 7 months, The friends and acquaintances of the family are Be tne to attend the funeral, from the residence is parents, 33 Vanderbilt street, on Friday after- copy. noon, at two o'clock. JAFFRAY.—At West Point, on Wednesda: 21, after a short iliness, MARY ELLEN, wife of of vil liam Jattrs Ce daughter of the late Isaac Gibson. nd friends are respectfully invited to neral, from the house of her mother, Gibson, 258 Lexington avenue, corner of h inst., at Relativ JENKINS.—The funeral of Mrs, JULIA M. JENKINS will take place from the fal Tesidence, 184 West mere pth street, on August at two orcloe ok P.M WRotstives om any steels ave’ respect- vited to attend, LEY. At Watertown, 3 Y., on Tuesday, 4, HELENE. widow of Charles ina I friends o e famil to attend het funer: Neon ter pty late tg ag avenue, on Insts at two ofclock B. M., wit thout further notise, Lanz.—On ea en Al ge after a long and painful i!!ness, N. 60 years. LANB, aged 60 yea The relatives and friends of the family are re- Fatnes | invited to attend the funeral, from the Hero chureh, Bergen Point, N, J.,on Friday, sogeee ey 28, at threo o'clock P. M. Train leaves foot of Liberty street at two o'clock P. M. Carriages vee be By rent on arrival at Bergen Point. idenly, in this city, on pal agua ai Tis) ir, JEROME Lotr, aged 1d 56 Sok Y.—On Wednesday, August 21, JerssIz FRANCES, youngest dauguter of Joun J. and Anna ends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, 313 West Sixteenth street, at ten o'clock moped morning. Stamford Advocate ies lease yes acy, invited to attend the funeral, on satan lay, August 24, at half-past nine o'clock A. M., trom her late residence, 15 Little Twelfth street. WaLsH.—On W< ‘A Amareat 3}, of a lingering illness, HENRY WALsu, in the ear of hi ieee. The relatives and friends of the lly, also the members of Americus (6) Assoctation, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 56 Scammol street, on Friday, August 28, at hall- past one o'clock P. M. AMERIOUS 0) ASSOCIATION.—The members of Americus (6) Association are requested to meet at the club fhe No. 264 Kast Broadway, on Friday, ugust 23, at one o’clock P, M., to attend the fune- rat of our deceased brother member, Harry Walsh. Bys ee er Pie THOS, HUGHES, Vico President, x NOH, Joun J. MoAxpie, } Secretaries, Warp.—On Thursday morning, August 22, of ais- cage of the kidneys, ROauRT M. Wano, of this clty, aarotatives. at and friends of the family are respect- invited to attend the Rugrats from ey re residence, 644 Madison avenue, on Saturday, the 24th lost., at ten o’clook A. M. ee CITY GOVERNMENT. _——o_—_ {OF FICIAL] Board of Assistant Aldermen. Monpar, August 19, 1672. Present—A quorum, LUTIONS LAID OVER. RKAO! That in Seventy-second street, from Second to Third avenue, street lamps be Ii That a sewer be Bulle o on the ‘easterly side of Hudsow strect, from Vandam strect to Chariton street. pisces lamp be lighted im front of No. 12 Clintow nce. That Seventeenth stroct, from m: Bishet to Tenth avenue, be paved with granite block pay CountntOnTIOR A communication was received from the Police Depart- ment, cily of New York, in relation to a 8) cat election to fun ‘vacancy oceasione: 4 by death of Assistant Alderman Hat stating that the occasion for especial election, Drior to the general lection of November, 1872, was not Sntloipnted or provided for by law. PAPERS YROM THE HOARD OF ALDERMEN LAID OVER. That the Department of | Public Parks be hereby re- juested to have a suitable railini {Agponelt Lio the statue of ex-President pincalits at Union sq jms on tp north mae of Forty eninth streut, rom Madi- yn to Fifth avenue, curb and gutter stones be set and the Sidewalks be flagged and gales ry full width. at Seventieth street, from the e: sido of the LS ped avenue Cee) Fitth device be pa with Belgian lock pavem trERat te aidowalks on both sides of Fifty-third street, form Fifth to Sixth avenue, be flagged full width, That the lowand sunken lots on the two blocks of ground bounded by Madison and Fifth avenues, Sixty- oith and Sixty-seventh Bahl be filled in. ‘That street lamps bo ag niee: ‘on Beventy-sixth street, from Second to Third a’ That the Comunissionel Por ‘Public Works be directed to substitute “Boulevard” lamps for the ordinary strect lamps now in front of Church of the Holy Cross in For- dat etait ara Pics} Fie. ae ste and Methe- ist Episcopal churches in Forty-fourth st atthe Clerk of the Common Council be directed to eae wile @ manual of the Common Counsil for the ycars 1.) That the Central Park Commissioners be requested to order sacred music to be layed atthe Central Park on Sundays, from 4 to 7 o'clock P. M., and to keep the mu- [dees of the Central Park open to visitors during the same That four lam} 8 be placed and lighted in front of the Presbyterian Momorial church, and two in front of the dt ees ithwest corner of Madison ave- nue and Fi rd street. That Kighty-seventh street, from the Second to the —— avenue, be paved with Belgian or trap-block pave- nt. phat. the sdewalka on boths ides of Fifty-first street, from First avenue fo Third avenuc, be flagged full width That Ninety.sixth street, from Highth avenue to the Boulevard, be reg! fated aud gra That iiith street, from the Boulevard to the Tenth ave- nue, oe regu pee a graded, the curb and gutter stones t dnd the sidewalks fay *rhat Seventy ixth: street, from Second to Third avenue, be paved wi n or tiap-block pavemen| eahata street Tamp ve be lighted on the southeass corner of rince and Crosby strec! That street lamps be lighted in Sixty-third street, frour avenue, Tat ihe Connnissioncr. of Public Works be and he is hereby directed to cause surveys to be, made, to ascertain. a amount money necessary alsa Sched Taadrayar angel’ Cesky ete, sufficient {argot londcd vehicle, under the carr! streot, ‘That street lamps be lighted in 106th street, from Second ton La! pvenne ry-third street, from the Eighth to the Tenth. anon a paved. sep Belgian or PeRmiok | Pavement. That Forts eighth street, from Nint nth ved with Belgian or trap-block pavement. REFERRED. ‘That the Commissioner of Public Works notify A. B. Stockwell to remove projection on his house, northeast corner of Thirty-ninth street and Madison avenue, That pal . Strahan, peepee Esq., be appointed Cor ordinances. ntil Monday next, 26th inst., at 2o'clock: fa aera ysOEPH DEMPSEY, Clerk. THE JERSEY OITY BANK EMBEZZLEMENT. A Loss of $10,000 to the Bank. The reported defalcation of Mr. George Kings land, bookkeeper of the Hudson County National Bank of Jersey City, proves to be but too true. The sudden disappearance of the young man, who, together with his wife and the pastor of St. Mark’s Episcopal church, set sail for Europe on the 10th of July, did not arouse any suspicion, as Mr. Kingsland urged that his health had been poor recently, By mere accident it was discovered that he had formed an attachment in New York that must have cost him large sums trom time to time; yet, in consideration of the respectable standing of his father, the suspicions of Mr. Hardenberg, the cashier, were not aroused. An examination of the books of the absent bookkeeper showed a discre- pancy eae and a further examination revealed The matter was followed up until it was discov- ered that ae. entire defaication reached the sum of $15, To offset this Mr. Kil has securities * to the amount of $5, It appears that young Kingsland entered the early in the morning and attended to the accounts of depositors. He made entries im the ledger and the bank books of the depositors without making. any entry in the dally deposit books ofthe bank. To detect the defalcation a minute examination of the books was eed It was ‘oy found that he altered the figures and pocketed the balance. Mr. Kingsland was treasurer of St, Mark’s church, the funds of which were deposited fa the Hudson County Bank. In the manipulation of the accounts of that corporation Mr. eee managed to help himself by the manner in which the accounts were entered. The cashier detected several entrica in which the figures.were altered. He communicated the intelligence to Mr. Kingsland’s father, who isa rach of the highes! fo ag himseir a ker and for a long time Collector of Hudson county. The old gentleman received the news with Mag Mean till the proofs were submitted tohim. He had understood that his gon left for Europe on account of tll health, but the statement that he nad formed connections’ of an illicit charac. ter ia pis ay hoe Rs too much for him, jer had no excuse for this pil- McCaxtay.—On Thursdi iy, Aug ugust 22, at 198 Mott isa CHARLEs, eldest son of Sergeant Major McCarthy, confined in Chatham Prison on a charge of high treason against Cie Funeral at two o'clock on F MCCAULET. OR Tr ing, “aigust 2 23 JAMES CAULEY, Age | nite cu tht and friends of the family are respect: v invited ¢ Mar his late res- idence, Ry Hage ath weds fare iday afternoon, Be oral cron Wednesday, A tat RICK.- ARIA che totived wife oF Solin’ MoGoularick, the 27th year of her age. The frici..'4 and relatives are roenectfully invited to attend the mz Tarel on ep ein the 24th inst., at haif-past one o’ciock .: My from her late residence, N.—On Wedne S | Motias, widow of John stan in ve bad = hasedacaal ps Relatives and friends of the family metre respeot. fally invited ie, attend her funeral. from her eet te a 5 worsen aera -fifth street, on Frida; at ALLY.—Mrs, JULIA, widow of Christopher Nally, cy Ne re relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 410 Kast Bixteenth street, on Satur- oy, at half-past two o'clock P. po iit ILLIPS,—On Ny) peng ES it 21 after a jong and By illness, PHILLIPS, in the soth year ol The relatives ond friends of the family are re- ane invited to grtand the funeral, to-day (Fri- was one cae . M, from his late residence, sti RRULLY.- Wednesday evening, August 21, 1872, THOMAS REILLY, @ native of Fallaght, county Dub- lin, Ireland, in the séth year of his age. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his brother, John, and of his brother-in-law, Richard Sinnott, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 362 Kast Thirteenth street, to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where a ed JA.doloum requiew maes Wil ve oltered up far the fq fering.” ne bars always treated him in a very Iberal manner, and his salery was increased re- cently to et @ year. Thesum of $200 was also Risen. © him “When he started on bis tour by. eek, “THE JERSEY BIRMINGHAM. The attendance he Newark Tadustrial Exhibl- tion has es3 Slat fi igre since tho opening night, owing, doubtless, to the incompleteness of Udi ANT about eight hundred persons. Yesterday there were not nearly as many, and the terrific squall of the garly evening Fednoed the night peering basin very meagre figure. The igruinliter bay of an incident which took Place A yisitor was observed payil jetty attention to the harness an ness Capt re display. le picked severat catds u & committee man, suj posing him to ies 1 representatte, PI roached and asked him fils name. He proved to @ Mr. Kock, not connected with the press, but the representative! of a large harness establishment in Solinger, Pras pong Ba hearing of the Newark show, visited it: compare notes, The joy of a i cenaee man at finding a visitor all the ain Germany was boundless. His eyes twink! with delight as he related the incident to the HeraLp representa- tive. The jewelry department ts still monopolized by one firm, whic! Teeny, added $30,000 worth of diamonds to its display. This firm keeps Q guard constantly around its case, representing one hundred thousand dollars and odd. On Wednesday night, at ten o'clock, before the Rf ecious things were removed, fin tas they were jing taken from the case by Mr, Clark for removal to the firm’s building, the gas was shut off. There was considerable fright among five or six guards- men until the gas was relighted, A nimble tier Mindustrie might have succeeded in slipping away t'ee wane Of @ small fortune, Nothing was Lakew, however, é |